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The Red Cloud chief., 1913-07-24
Fire Warden
Writes of Loss
Lincoln. Nebr., July 90, 1913.

Lincoln, Nebr., July 90, 1913.
Dear Editor
We are pleased to inform the public
that the lowest fire loss ever eXper.
fenced in this state on the Fourth of
July either directly or indirectly from
fireworks WAS July 4, 1913. This de.
partment had urged its citizens
through bulletins and the press TO
observe the Fourth in safe aud sane
way, and we feel grateful and en-.
couraged that the loss this year has
been SO greatly reduced. Fire reports
In our Office show but $4,000 damage
and no lives lost by fire works on this
past Fourth. We trust that before
another Fourth Of July every city in
the state will pass ordinances prohibit.
ing the sale Of fire works.
This is most appropriate time to
call the attention Of the citizens of
Nebraska to the dangers lurking in
sparks from bon fires or sparks from
chimneys, trains etc. In hot, dry
weather when frame buildings aud
shngle roofs are crisp and dry tiny
stray spark Of fire may cause great
conflagration. People throw old rub.
bish, dry grass, weeds and papers in
alleys and back yards and burn them
up sometimes on windy days. No one
should ever start bon fire anywhere
on windy day orj.ever go away and
leave IL burning. A bon fire should
not be started. within 90 feet OF any
wood building shed or fence. II the
grass around where the fire is started
is very dry il should be sprinkled well
with water before starting the fire.
During the hot dry summer men should
be particularly careful about throw.
ing away lighted matches and cigar or
cigarette stubs. 3 Destructive prairie |
hres wiping ont thousands of dollars
worth OF property and sacrificing many
lives have been caused by bon fires and
these careless practices.
Very truly yours,
w. 3. RiDGELL,
Chief Deputy Fire Com
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-07-24

Watch for The Chiefs big, specia
"Boosier Edition" on Thursday, Sept
18th. II will contain n well written
article on the wonderful resources OF
This great state, as well ms complete
write.up OF Red Cloud and vicinity
On this date we shall print about I,oOU
extra copies, and you, Mr.. Merchant.
can not help but see that by placing
and "ad" In this edition, you are sure
10 get results. We ask that you put
your shoulder to the wheel sud help
us advertise Webster county and the
wonderful resources Of the great state
Of Nebraska. You are sure to reap u
big benefit by SO doing, as this "Boost
or Edition" will not only 20 into each
and every home in Webster county
but will be read by hundreds ofpeople
In this aud other states.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-07-24

The use Of Hog Cholera Serum is
now within the reach Of every hog
breeder In Nebraska according to the
following article by DR.. Gain of the
State Farm.
July ist'the price of hog cholera
serum aud virus was reduced to one
cent per cubic centimeter. This is
less than serum is sold for in any
state IN the corn belt, This, Is made
possible by the libera1fty OF the last
legislature appropriating Sl5yO0O 90 for
the work in serum production and also
All additional el5, 10000 as subsidy
fund. After August lst we shall dis.
continue the practice of refunding for
serum not used. Owing 70 the posi-
ble deterioration OF serum through
standing in the sun or in other places
where IL Is subject to high temper.
atnres this ruling is made necessary
We do this for the protection Of the
users Of serum"
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-07-24
our LITTLE folkS

A four year old on North Sewaro
street had been giving his mother .
good bit of trouble SO much SO tina,
the mother had lost her patience and
allowed 4 petulant remark to escape
her. The little fellow came to hi.
mothers knee, laid his head upon hei
lap, and, looking into her eyes, asked
"mamma, Is you sorry that the angel,
brought me?"
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-07-24

A little boy on Elm street was
listening to Q discussion about the
proposed court house for Webster
county. One old gentleman said tha,
he was opposed to spending any more
money for county purposes as the
taxes were high enough now. The
little fellow innOcently said, "What
will you do with your money? You
cannot takt IL With you, aud II you dc
Il will burn"
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-07-24
We have noticed that the stree

We have noticed that the street
sprinkler has been waiting until four
or five o'clock before he starts his
wagon on the street. II seems to us
that II the city is to get the benefit
from street sprinkliDg that work
should be done early in the morning
when the dust is flying. II the com.
missioner has other work to perform
he might defer that until after the
streets are sprinkled.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-07-24

A little girl on south Walnut street
WAS urged by her Sunday school teach.
or TO join In singing with the class but
remained silent. The teacher think
ing that the child was either obstinate
or shy repeated her demands with con.
siderable emphasis. The child with
tears In her eyes, surprised the teach.
cr BY saying that she could not sing
because when she was little her mama
had dropped her and cracked her
voice. The child was evidently honest
In her belief.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-07-24


One Of our citizens walking past the
residence Of Rev. Tompkins noted
little Kenneth aud another child u
little older and larger ut play. Being
acquainted with Kenneth, he took
some pains to address him, and Ken.
meth replied In due form. As the citi.
zen passed, the other child, with n
childish desire to share in the inti-
macy, apparently undertook TO strike
ut the citizens back. Kenneth im.
mediately stopped the action, saying,
.'DOnt fight him, he's a nice man."
The citizen who told the story does
not claim any particular deserving
mess on his part, Hut this writer
thinks that every man can we'll afford
TO take to himself snd aim to be what
TenuysOn so aptiy describes:
"And manhood fused with female
grace,
In such u sort, child would twin,
A trustful hand, unRsked in thine
And find his comfort in thy face.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-07-24
Hog Cholera Serum Cheaper

Chief Deputy Fire Com
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-05
AT THE ORPHEuM.

With every act a feature number
the Orpheum. the last half OF TIN,
week, offers patrons of the theater In
wheeling a premium bul seldom OF
Tered in any city The four Melody
Monarchs and Maid are the head
line attraction. and. while they scored
heavily in the applause for their
clever musical numbers. of a class
seldom heard in this city. yet each
and every other number on the biII
Is OF such high merit that the whole
Dill must be said TO be an unusual
one
The Eugene trio. comedy tumbIers.
are riot from start TO finish. ana
most OF the stunts pulled on never
nave been seen before in this cry
Helen Bell and the Quinn brothers
Introduce some fine new songs and a
iot OF excellent dancing. Newport ana
hlrk. in a comedy variety knock.
abount entitled Fun in Barber
SHOP. keep the audience in prime
good humor. while Duke Darling.
the man with the green gloves" Is
there with bells on
The local theater going public.
knowing full we'll that they may =
pect nIeritorious numbers at the Or
rh"um always. turned out in three
Dr. houses yesterday. notwithstanr-
Ing the extreme heat.
Three performances will be given
today. as usual. matinee and two eve.
Ming performances
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AT TIE VICTORIA.

Dollie Dinples." the two act ma-
seal comedy opening at the Victoria
theater yesterday for the last half or
the week. taking the place OF the
regular vaudeville bill. proved the nit
or the year and the big audiences
were more than delighted. The beyv
OF pretty girls. high class comedians.
ana Dan Collins, the star. present an
array oi talent that IL seldom seen
outsit" Of the very best theatrical
companies.
There Is a clever story in the pi.,
ana with special scenery for each &C;
mo audience j. kept AMUSED and
li"ds"d every minute Dan Collins
has line Of Wit all HIS own and the
dancins Of the girls will be a rare
treat for the balance 81 the week
IN" -Four Musical Kings during tho
rpuTs" 81 the evening presented
many clever musical speciaI'ies tor
"hlch they were warmly applauded
Ih~ N'ct0riascope moving pictures
last nIFhf were distinct feature OF
-" show. a. they arc every dav
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THE THEATBR
LAST SEASONS GREAT
SUCCESS OPENS THE COURT

The coolest cook and the most
blase lover In the whole wo<at via
be- found in the cast of Officer $50
al the Court next Monday, where II
begins a fortnight engagement. The
former calmly assumes the name and
occupies the house OF an absent mil
lionaire. and nonchalantly proceeds
TO rife the residence Of its valua bIe
paintings, while the latter, being mis-
taken by the police for the picture
thief hey are trailing. gets his
wrists ornamented with q pair OF
steel handouts and. thus manacled.
proposes and II accepted by the divin-
ity upon whom his choice has fallen.
Officer &C.," which ran all last
year at the Gaiety theater In New
York. and which was also seen In
Wheeling. is an unusual play. II
makes you laugh II keeps you guess
Ing, while II administers some de-
hghtful surprises In the way of I'M
expected thrills that are particularly
pleasant TO receive and agreeable to
recall. The sale OF seats will open
today
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STATE CONFERENCE
or Universafists OF West virginia 30
Open To-day az Fork Ridge, MAI
shall County.

Arrangements have been compIe,.d ,o-
the holding OF the twenty-second annual
session Of the CniversaIist state confer
ence "t West Virginia. which will meet
AZ Fork Ridge. Marshall COUNTY begtn-
mig to-day and continuing for ure.
Following is the program for IN.
session:
ro-days Program
-so ENenius Session.
ganization OF conference VI
-. sermon. Rev. J. W. Griumer. Rock
Saturday.
Morning session
10 Devotional service. Rev. A
Spanton. Akron. ohio =
l0l5-Business session
II .i5msermon. Rev. q. l.. Fortney.
Afternoon Session
I'etgtionH service. VI. W Crouch
s-l"-, losing business session.
~ - dress The Place 81 the Y y
4. J. Spantou NV
Evening Session.
go Song service. De-
Wiz. SSSTTm1 N. ,!kev. Howard A. Pease.
sunday.
Morning Session
r.. EMOTIONAL service. Rev. n l..
io.Is- Address The rearbi,g t,.,,,
tion - the church General discussi,,-
sermon. Rev. =. J. Spanton COM
Afternoon Session
2-Platforrn meeting subject. An
piled Christianity ChrfstIartt. q, -
EtiHtnn 90 t1 Material TsrDg~e... 49,,
, ~ ~. Nsk,nS ~ nations. a. The Indi-
sf song service
81. : sermon. Re-, Howard 4 Pens
i'"-' he iue Tic That Binds
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WANT SCHOOLS
Writ Of Mandamus Filed In Hancock
County Court by Colored Resi-
dents Asking for Free
Schools.

writ OF mandamus was filed yes
terday by the colored residents OF
Hancock county In which they asked
that some means be provided where
by their children may have free
schools to attend They are all tax
payers and claim that they have been
compelled 20 pay their revenues ana
AZ 'he same time have no place 20
send their children They demand
that hey be furnished free schools.
as well as the white race
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ReIlalre Briefs


Mrs II. &. Nees and daughter. Mrs
Hudson. Of Wudh"r. Pa are guests
OF friends and relatives TO- this city
Items Of interest for this paper may
De l"f; ~ the city Rook store or 'ele-
phoned To- the reporter Heu 2Gl-J
Mr. and Mrs Charles Ice. OF south
leilaire arr the parents ~ lob
baby boy. born yesterday morning
Herbert Bower. % Sehring. IL calling
IN friends and relatives in this CITY
Misses Vera Bower and Helen Pracht
OF Ibis CRY hav" returned from Cleve.
land
Nr- Georg. Na.p-. ~ Parsons. Kan.
-as. is he guest o. friends and rrla
lives Boo this city
H. VI Barr.us ~ Philadelphia. Pa
"as calling on friends and relatives a.
mis- Gts yesterda.
Frank Mellott. o. belmont street q,
syeHding fca days with friends Al
IiTHbus
Mr. William Mcintosh and son. ~
-'brirg. are 90. guest. OF friends and
Relatives 10 this CRY
Mr- William Drrkcr and son 81
'Nls ritJ. are Visiting friends ana reIa
ttr- ~ C.nfervilie
Nrs " o. conner ~ Thirty. second
street is attending DO. Ohio state fa'r
a- tOIIub.s
Mr. ana Mrs william Price are
pending a Few days vi'h friends st
Tow haf1u
William Williams and daggA.e- 90
1i-ft eighth street rage returned
IRON a VISIT ~ Cleveland
VI md Mr. Frank Coen 20 South
.''i.t.r". af" Pho parents of 90 baby
En-arr'h shepherd. NJ s., clair.
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PICTURES MAKING HIT.

There is no Eain-saying the fac,
that as a novelty Edison's talking pic
lures a. now presented at the Court
have scored a distinct success The
new program offered yesterday en-
braced new and interesting subjects
or both dramatic and comic nature,
and that the latter were enjoyed as
much II not more than the lines or
the comedian in regular play ecu
only be Judged from the continued
laughter and genuine appreciation in
the form OF prolonged applause.
There remain but four more per
formances. the Edison company con
GLIDING its engagement with tomor-
row nights exhibition.
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Badly Cripplsd

The B~lla.r- Athletics are badly
Crippled IN u" loss OF Stanley and
Matthew s.. bu'A WeT excellent
players and good hitters and their
equal can hardly BE- found in mis-
vicinity. John lavelie a we'll known
young man Uf this city. will be sta
toned In rsht garden and n ali TO-
ports are true be will D.. a great adj
dition 10 the team. \ catcher ras
not been secured 20 on STANLEY =
place. bur an effort is being made 10
nave REQ sullivan each for the
remainder Of the season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-05

market value. and moro than tho farm
'f- ctHld possibly got NJ sale for
'.'ir farms wh"rruppn the farmers
l.r'EEh their attorneys. secured an IN
= tfrfiOn restraining the commission
d from adding Cd. ~ per cent addition
.Wuon Pleas Court ruled against
f'-W"r-. hut on appeal ~ tho
"Irf ni AIVrIl- tho court decided
fH' 10 w7. unconstitutional and void
n- '.sing any property for more than
iru" Falu" in money and ordered
PHI" POD f"r cont increase taken N and
~. MONEY paid in remittod ~ the own
H- ~ The este - the state
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-05
W. c. 7. U. Meeting

The twenty-third annual meeting
OF the Belmont County Woman's
Christian Temperance union was held
a. 81. Clairsville yesterday The fol
lowing delegates from this city at
tended; Mesdames l. VI Dunree,
Nina Glasgow. Gertrude HeinIeln. T.
VI Cash. Helen Boyd The delegates
will report az the next meeting
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ouuisan obsequiss.

Funeral services over the remains Of
the late John D. Qu.InRan will be held
this morning az = o'clock. Following
requiem high mass interiueut viii he
made In Nj calvary cemetery The de-
ceased Vas the young son Of Mr. and
Mrs. = j. GuilIigan. and pa .cd away
"wednesday morning
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PREseYreaY MEETS HERE.

liuportan' business will be consid-
cred az 'he annual session OF the
fr"sby terry 81 Wheeling. 10 be- held in
n" Allen Grove Presbyterian churcn
n Shrrfard. september Is 4 moder
aipi VIII D." selected for the ensuing
wear. ard feature Will be the an.
rual sermon 81 the moderator Min
i~'"f- aud lavwen who will attend
VII p" conveyed 20 Sherrard from
this city
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vile. was calling on friends in this
city Yesterday
Rev. and Mrs. W +. Mccormick have
returned from Visit with relatives
and friends a. Cleveland
Guy Miuder. of this city. was a bust
ness visitor a. 81 Clairsyille yester-
day.
The y & q. has completed repairs
on The old Mason Heater COMPANY
building 900 West Rcllalre.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-05

While M work - the Johnson coal
mine az Pipe Greek yesterday morn
Ing. Ed Stanley. the popular catcher
OF the Bellaire Athletics. had his lett
foot broken A cutting machine feII
on his foot. causing the fracture A
physician was called and render.e
medical aid and ne was later remov-
ed toh IL home in this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-05
STRIKE ENDED

CINCINNATI. o. Sept. 4-The
ieamstsrs. strike which has been IN
progress Tor the last two months was
ended today when the local union Or
deTrd 500 men back 10 work Pre-
vicusly about 5000 feamsters had re.
turned to work OF their own volition
IN" owners claim 70 have won a VIC.
Tory a. recognition OF the union was
no tconc"ded. although increases IN
wages were granted In many cases.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-05

I~NI ron 81. S,pt River
Davis island dam SO feet. stationar,
cor
Steufrnv'Ile SO feef f7uire clear.
IArkgre hurE a feet fal'inr clear
lear
Warren inches below. stationary.
G-uMI -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-05
Transfer AQain.

The Wheeling Traction Company
has large force OF men at work in
stalling the new switch at West
Wheeling The tracks have been
moved To the right side of the road
and the switch IL being connected to
the line. While this work is in pro-
gross IL is necessary TO transfer and
the cars are not running on schedule
time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-05

Mrs HANNAH Ashhy. for - wears d,
resident - wheeling Iassed auav At
tho lnfriiy residence az West Fnrnnirg-
'1u. Tuesday She mad been 80 Tor some
iine AMI h"r many friends. though ~
recttuE hsr death ~ art time vsre ,er,
~orrf Geo learn fr. new. frfsrrfsrf "a an
he 90 Peninsula cemetery
deceased vH- the widow 90 the frss
n ndreW Nrfht. nrd bad been N ~sfid.-.f
~ Wheeling Tor some time do until
about two NeHrs ago. when she renote 81
20 West Furr~Irlfor Three .htfl-er
eurNir her
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-05
STEUBENVILLE

ST EGBENNILLE. O.. Sept. -
Sheriff Hu-crof caught two plain
DRINKS today 20 fh" act ~ ilicu.v
vending liquor into tho Jail Hc ~
after several other likr Offenders.
There Is severe statute on this mat
Ter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-05
Undernent Operatlon

Mrs. Emory Gates OF Franklin
street. successfully underwent a SORT
Gus operation a. the hospital al New
ark. O Mrs Gates became suddenly
81 while visiting ar Buckeye Lake.
near Newark. and was immediately
taken TO the hospital
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-05

ne standard Detective bureau has
moved from the Egerter building into
room No 322. German Rank building
N innovation has recently been es.
ahHshed whereby the bureau now
issued certificates protecting holders
against burglary. shoplifters. pick.
pockpts etc
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Lazear Funeral

Tho Last ssu rites over the remains Of
Jesse l.azear ~ West Liberty Who died
~ ~" nom" Tuesday evening usre he 4.
f"Ntefd"l Afternoon az the lla,e 81 death
- o'clock tntermeuf vas Ga short
reek cemetery deceased was o. we'll
known and highly respected citizen O.,
ms l"'ait' and had been in the tavern
cuisines. Iu the above town for man.
scara
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-05

The last sad rites over the remains Of
Martin TuUney were held yesterday
morning. with requiem high mass at 81
Joseph's Cathedral Interment was
made In the Mt. calvary cemetery
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Ribs Eractured.

Charles Phillips. an employee OF the
Big Five coal mine at Dillies Bottom
was the victim OF a very painful &C
cident yesterday morning He was
handling heavy timbers and one fell
striking him In the side. breaking
three ribs. Dir Warren attended him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-05
ASSAULTS FOREMAN

flzie Duncan was arrested veste-.
day evening by officer IHlfebrsnd
on charge Of a-saulting tho foreman
or the Ia Roll. rll The cause al
me assault could not be learned. hut
II % thought thar some Erudre WIS
h'ld against the foreman by hts as.
sailant He will 30 arraiRned hef,ra
Police Judge Jordan this morning ana
will be allowed TO tell how Il mar.
pened
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-05

From all outward APPEARANCES. mat
trrs beiug quiet fh. strike M me Pom.
uu mill poo. collapsed N..rIy all Oh.
strikers hav" gone tD seek work in
other place Tie Pope I'm flluf i4
running ful and muttors ara rC-umiue
o. normal state DESPITE as-uifofy pi,r.
s.IIE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-05

The engagement Of Miss Ehzabefn
Meeker. popular young lady ~ THIS
city. 10 Ir. Edward Fitch. a promin.
ent y0un- man % West TWen'y.third
street. has boon announced Inc
wedding will be an event of tho very
near future
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out Of Hospital.

Charles Ganney. ~. lail prisoner
1ho wac 0"ceLty stabbed In The -cuf-
he iu tht jail. has been returned 20
the jail from the hospital. where he
Wa being treated and kept under
guard
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-05

Nick Alexander. a well known
young man OF this city. will open a
pool room and shoe shining parlor in
the Roseer building on Belmont street
formerly occupied by the Manchester
bakery. The interior of the building
is being repapered and painted and
an up-tO-date shoe shining establish
ment and pool room Is being installed.
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started yesterday morning by Con
tractor John Gates. The contract for
The electrical work Of the parsonage
which Is being erected on Franklin
treet. has been let 10 Blumenberg
Bros. Funds for the erection Of tho
new building were secured 10y sub
scription among the members of the
church
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Marriane Iicens.


John " Robertson. - years. and
Myrtle Geurg@. 20 yearH az Sfru.
Lenallln
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Tunney ObseQuiss.

Wood cemetery chapel. Interment was
made In Mt. Wood cemetery.
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ReaIst-atlnn Daus

Another opportunity 90 register all
Dc given th~ voters ~ rho city Sep
TENDER n and 10 This all be tho
last opportunity to register before the
municipal election November A.
m" recent primarir- ses"rs, voters
Wished 20 cast ballot and whom In
formed that they had not registered
they became Indignant Eiecfor- NAV
secure removal certificates from tho
election board tho day before -he
election and persons max TX anidavlt
ina they we-" ff'v m JOS o- more
from 'he cts on registration day.
will b allowed 10 register IN No,em.
her g.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-05
Work Started

Work on NE iareon1ge ~ -
Michael church in fri- c.'v uas
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-05

eellaIre patrons OF Daily inteiIIgen-
Ger can get Book No. ~. Chimes
From testers Bell" by Bill Nye, by
presenting coupon cut from this pa
per. with IS cents, at the City Book
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Surprise Party.

A large party OF friends called at
the home OF Lawrence Huston on
Rose hin last evening in honor Of
his birthday Although taken com
pletely by surprise Mr.. Huston rallied
10 the occasion and entertained his
guests in royal manner. The even.
ing was very enjOyably spent at the
various social diversions and at an
appropriate hour delicious refresh
ments were served