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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-07-24
Alpha Society Picnic.

The members of the Alpha society of
the Primitive Methodist church are
holding their annual picnic this Wed
nesday afternoon on the lawn of Mrs.
Thomas Kelly of Bloomington
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-07-24
THE NEWSPAPER
IS THE NATIONAL
SHOW WINDOW
Hy HOLLAND

Won often stop aud look In
u show windows, don your
You may not uectl amy ui the
goods on display, but YOU
stop aud look. and You feel
that the time Is not wasted
beCnnse you have learned
something
There * another show win.
dow that IL available every
day. a show window TINT con
Stnntly changes and which
you can look Into without
standing on the street That
show window Is the uewspa.
per
Merchants and mnnufactur.
ers use our advertising col.
umns issue after issue to
show you their goods and 10
tell you OF their merits The
newest things are pictured
and described
Don't neglect this show
window II IL intended for
your use II offers you n
chance to gain valuable
knowledge You wrong your
self II you don't
READ THE
ADVERTISEMENTS
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-07-24
Canels, Hair.

Waterproof tents bags and rugs are
made from cuunefs hair, which IN
plucked out in The spring
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-07-24
Sales OF Cheese on Thursday After
noon. July ~.
Finishes With This Issue,

THoS, HARFoRn, Secretary
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-16
GREENSBORO

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Byrd. H..s Ge-t-s5, &=-r-!on az ~.
wa-ick
Ths second wet.ias :: Il. week va ;At:
CT Mi.s Coca: EAo.e, Hu-. 70 c Hireia
Andrews. =: fSe he.:4. o: n. h-.d.s par.
eats ar. a.,a -; " " H-=:, =, Po,ao.
"a, "Wednesday eiea!cg 7:t9 O'clock
Rev Melton Clark vas -he ra!n!s,.r M,t
John anderson. The tr.d.'. cousin VIE
dame OF honor; M:.s Hsien Becker o..
Richmond. maid ot honor. and Gcorg.
Andrews. a trother OF the bric.1roon, oe.,
man.
W. c. Smith delivered the .econd Q. Iii.
!scturee before the Woman's Club on Amc.i-
can Poetr. Thursday evening The lecture
was well ATTENDED and enjoyed ~ tn.
largo company.
Misc Margaret Wharton CAV. Elx-cours.
luncheon Tuesday evening al her home on
Ashehoro street FOR Miss Gozesl Hunt,
who was married on Wednesday to Harold
Andrews. The prizea brides slip
peers and bunch OF ~rite heather AZ
Ger the luncheon Miss Hunt was given a
shower .: silk hose Those present were
Mise Go1enl Hunt, Mrs. Andrews, Mrs Paul
1indiey, Mrs. Call. Mrs Anderson Miss-s
Corne,ia MacGi!. jamie Simpson, Margaret
Csiuri. Mary Wilson and Helen Becker.
Miss Fannie Barrirzer entertained ct
auction brioge Wednesday evening at her
home on Asheboro Street, in honor OF aIiss
Elizabeth Merriinon. bride 90 this week
The home tastefuily decorated. Mrs.
j. c. F,lzerneyer won frs, prize, & bunch.
OF yellow chrysanthemuIns.
3iiss Gertrude Frazier entertained the
Bachelor Belle. at her home washing
ton Street Monday afternoon IN honor OF
Miss Elizabeth Merri,non, Mrs sydnor
DeButts won the prize. The guest Of honor
was presented with hand broidercd
towel.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-16
SOUTH BOSTON
Special to The Times Dispatch

Special to The Times Dlspatchl
South Boston. Va. November l5.-Tusi be-
fore December q wedding VIII take place
uniting Virginia Daingerheld Peachy, OF
WILLIAMSBURG. and Grafton Howard Tucker,
OF south Boston. The wedding VIII take
simple. Tho briGe-eleo, is the daughter az
Mr.. and Mrs. Bathurst Daingerheid peachy.
or WtllamsburG. and is an attractive wo-
man. She IS we'll known here having visit
cd friends number OF occasions. The
groom to-be Is the son OF Dir. and Mrs. J.
u, Tucker. OF this place.
Miss Frances Kate Lea. who has been on
Main. will leave Monday Tor her borne IN
Houston. Tex While here she Inade largo
number of friends.
Among those who visited Richmond thu.
week Mrs. f.. k odell. Mrs John O.
Watkins. Mrs. Charles V Brookcs Mrs. John
&. Harris Miss Berta Kidd. Mr. and Mrs
Percy wilkins. r. c. Boa zlc:. Miss jamie
Wilkins. Mira S. r.. Tussie and Miss Susie
Mrs. e. r. young. Of wilson. y. c.; Mrs
VI. g. Young. and Miss Virginia Baker Love
lace. OF Ingram. were guests OF friends here
Dr. ana Mr.. George A. s.over have re-
turned from their honeymoon trip.
Mrs. Ruebin Quinn Fulton. who hh. been
Visiting relatives In Dcnvillc. returned HON.
to-day.
g. x. Whaling Q. Kentucky, was a visitor
hero Tor few days this week.
30 accept a position in the tobacco buyness
Ars. Guy Mclaughlin left to-day for
Lynchburg 90 visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Carrlneton who
tIhvo been visiting .ir. md Mrs. r. NJ. Car
ilnBion, buvo returned 10 Norfolk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-16
Dependable Underwear

Weiseberger qualities and prices mean
much to the economical shopper.
Women's Fleeced Vests and Pants made per-
fectly from fine quality yarns; regular pO
price 39c; special for Monday. ..... LJC
Women's Flecced Vests and Pants, perfect in
fit and superior in make; regular price 90
soc; special for Monday at. ...... OJC
Women's Union Suits, made from splendid
quality yarns and perfect fitting: our spe- Ar
Women's Union Suits full bleacted and fleece
price ssc our special aha sfi aae' regular Csc
Women's Fine Quality Ribbed FIeeced Union
Suits, extra good quality yarns and per- no
feet fitting; regular price 81; special at &c
Misses Union Suits, extra heavy for winter
usual usual value e s aho Defee' nns un 45c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-16
Hosiery of Quality

Value-giving and high quality go hand-in-
hand in the Weiseberger Hosiery Department.
Women's Fine I.isle Hose, in black tan and wb,ta
with reinforced wearing points regular 1O
price ss,2 25g I,a special Monday at. I9c
soies heels and toes full fashioned and very 90
suitable TOT winter wear; value SC; special ACC
Women's Fine Quality Pure Silk Hose, full fash
Toned reinforced wearing places and a full Ar
range OF colors: value Coo; special . 4CC
Wonlen's Extra Heavy Silk Hose, with fancy vide
lavender garter tops. all colors and worth nr
$3.50: special at ... VIC
Women's Silk Hose, in all colors with double
ueeis ana soles. garter tops and extra good On
wearing; worth 60c pair; special at 49, OCC
BOYS and Girls Hose, made with reinforced
wearing points for durability fast color or
and worth 16c pair; special at lLI2C
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-02
CAMPAIGN
For New Members for Associated
Charities Has Not Been Closed, as
Committees Have Not Reported

Yesterday evening the membership
committee OF the Associated Charities
held well attended meeting in the
headquarters of the association In the
board Of trade building. when the re-
suits Of their campaign for new mem
beers was brought up and discussed.
AS all of the committees had not
reported. the campaign was not
brought 10 a close. According TO in
complete reports the number OF new
members which have been taken into
tho organization now numbers over
225 The total. however. will go
higher when the complete reports are
all in and before the campaign comes
20 n final close
The campaign from every point OF
cview is proving TO be "A great sue
cess. a. the majority Of the people rea-
lyize che great work which the asso.
citation Is doing in helping 20 relieve
the distressed and the unfortunate OF
the city and OF the surrounding
towns The appeals Of the member
ship committee OF the association for
new member has been literally re.
spondcd 10 on the part Of the people
OF the city. The committee as
whole has been making a very thor
oueh canvass OF the city and the re-
suits OF tfetir labor is meeting with
great success.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-02
Daily Short Story
Their Wedding Day.
3y the HON. MAUD PAUNcEeorE.

All was In readiness for the we'd
eing on the following day. sunday.
Snas Troop had to earn his last DAYS
pay before the short holiday he was
giving himself on the occasion OF the
great event He was an intrepir. big
"hole-hearted welshman. this Silas~
a coal miner. He came OF a race Of
miners; all his neighbors did the
same thing. and the village existed
by the pit.
Early in the morning on Saturday
ne was at the cottage gate where
uNelt the girl whom he was TO wed
the next day.
Farewell. lass" he was saying. as
,ney fingered In the sunny June morn
ing for the last words "Af,er ,o-mnr
row I shall come back 10 our o.,r
home and find my wife waiting fo-
ne. Eth. how will that be. Betty" He
look her face in his hands. and her
answer was lost in sounding kiss
NOW. Betty" he went on. Il must
away 10 the pit for the mornings
shiit But some time to-day | go TO
pahsor 70 buy-can you guess what.
lass Thy wedding ring"
AFTER a moment pretty Betty LLOYD
nlushing and struggling to free her.
self. replied:
Thou wilt be careful and PLAY no
pranks. Silas. dear. and be sure ye
De prompt at the church door Q
o'clock Sunday"
Never fear. lass" was the replv.
Don't . be late. that's all" lie
turned as II TO 70. and then suddenly
wheeled around. Il be so happy my
self Betty. should like 10 help
Young master TO a bit OF luck TO ma
another vein OF coal This poke, Is
nearly ended and II hardly pays him
I" work II any longer. I feel pretty
sure there is another vein in the on
posite direction TO which manager Is
,unneiing. I'd like to convince him.
nut ne Is n hard. obstinate man. Now
lass. snail be late. must go"
Farewell. lad" said she. and waved
MN goodbye. while the tall well.
MADE fellow went down the road Long
AFTER he was gone she stood looking
atter MIN. Betty loved her sweetheart
Whoiiy' surely. without question. They
had been playmates from childhood
ana their arrlage was an event IN
the village.
AZ this moment the baker. N his
cart came rumbllng along. and. hav.
ing seen the lovers at the gate from
= distance. was shyly anxious 10 pass
tho time OF day
Why. where is Silas gone" he
asked. i seed him from the hill win
you am going TO Bangor. Don't
you "ant me 10 get you a fairing. Mis-
tress Betty"
No. kind sir" laughed Betty 81.
las Is going 10 Bangor You NIGH,
give CIV. nm a lift. II you will He is down
inc road. going TO the pit"
III take him along I'm going to
PUT up al the Red Lion and have my
u'nher there And he drove away
Heity ran gaily back into the cot
age through the path thickly bor.
dered by old-fashioned flowers which
seem to grow better in cottage gar.
aens than elsewhere. The cottage
Hsell-a long. low-thatched house
painted whitehall a great air OF com.
/ iort. u stood on hill above tho nit
village. holding itself. as IL were aloor
as indeed old Mrs. Lloyd had don, All
/ her life. Betty. full OF life and happi.
ness danced in az the door.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-02

"Silas has been TO see me. grand
mother. before hme went TO the pit. -
Then she flung her arms around the
old lady. as II TO make her dance. too.
Let me be. Betty. You wild girl
! can't be s-dancing with the likes OF
you. All. me. how | mind ne 40 years
ago. when me and my man went TO
the church. II do seem but yester-
Gay. Vow all are gone. Only you and
me. my pretty. left out OF all OF them.
Twelve in the family. and all gone
all gone But I must not repine To
morrow is the wedding DAY. and all
must be bright and happy. Have We
gotten everything ready for the NOR
row? Dear heart. don't waste time
gossiping with grandmother. but run
on and busy yourself"
Almost az once the old woman fell
into the comfortable doze OF old age.
dreaming how she had brought up this
sweet picture OF a lass. kept her good
and ture. and how tomorrow she
would hand the child over TO Silas
and TO happiness.
Mrs. Lloyd smiled softly. for she
felt the good Lord had dealt gently
with her. He dreams continued. and
she saw Elias cottage Inhabited by
Betty. aw her surrounded by toddling
yellow haired children clinging TO her
skirts
Suddenly the course OF these
dreams was stopped by Betty. who
ran into the room. calling:
See. grandmother-see my we'd
ding dress. Its finished. and so fine.
Look at this bonnet. ! shall be at my
very best. shan't !. granny. DEAR"
While exhibiting her fnery she did
indeed look so charming that the old
lady. usually chary OF kisses could
not resist pettinR her. A great panR
shot through her heart AZ the thought
that this sunbeam would so soon fit
away
You have been a good girl TO me,
and you and Silss will make as pretty
pair AZ ever stepped" she declared
gazing az the girl with kind. dim old
eyes
In the meantime the baker found
Silas down the road and persuaded
him 10 take the lift a. this hour. in
stead OF walking later into Bangor.
As they logged along Silas was
warned against the press gang. which
was very active in the port the q
days. Many likely lads had been car
iifu ON ana would never be seen
again. At length, when they reached
Bangor. Silas got out in High street
promising TO meet his friend AZ the
Red Lion Inn FOR bite OF dinner at
noon
Silas soon found what he wanted
and. after buying = ring and a fairirg
for Betty. he strolled. very happy and
content. 10 the inn. Suddenly he found
himself jOstled bv bevy of men who
appeared 70 be chasing a man. To his
horror Slas heheld his friend. the
taker. overcome and caught. Before
he could do anything he himself was
surrounded
The whole crowd plunged into the
courtyard CT the Red Lion Inn.
whence the astonished hostlers fed
In every direction.
one OF them opened door leading
into the alley OF the back street
through which he and Silas ran. while
me press rang battered down the
door after them.
tContinued Wednesday,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-02
moundsviIlo Briefs

Mrs clara McCioud. Of Ash avepu.
vas called 10 new Brighton Pa 60
1870. que 20 tho serious illness of "a
Roscoe r -ncs lett Yesterday FOR D.
9.tuh. 20. after spending tho psst Few
&C., iiir parents ou Eighth street
studies at MorgantoWn after .r.,'.,l,'..
b.-. i'st iew days VITA their parents
Miss MAY wilson f. cs1f,.t o. b.
uuII ,..@ 'n Furdy avenue with "a serious
d.. r. Burton. who has beer co,e,..,
past few days ig able 10 be ont sgst,'
a.. p ana Charles Ecrtram left vester-
.-sr.l 'l.'i. nome 40 Charleston after
~ '', lug lL' past rev DAYS with friends
.",'l 'rimmeli, Hto has been confined
ilIrrs.. resumed BID. t..rt st a.. ' ,,fl.
club this morning '' '"''
., Harry ha'seu left Yesterday morning
g.,-. ir" days with bis parents In mis-
q. fercy Rosvor'h. ~ Pennington. vs.
~, ' -r'ri .uE "a Few ravq Win fricrf-
ana relatives 100 this ,ltf
t...i.'t nN No"1rtr hne returned 20 Coz
.,nii..is. o.. 20 reeums HE studies az ONO
fev- 49, ''' "fi'r spending no past
A-ss May Wccste. o, belmont ID ..
re',tit.s ~ ~ ssN7 with friends and
,.,N., I.r-s Hammond returned %
,...-. N.t'cr'nr otter spending tie
',..,'. ".iI .'r parents Hr Jefferson
., ag'ain. ara Mrs. join noeersssv.
.. .,f home lr FLORIDA pffsr
Man ~. 'f' frw weeks iu this . o..
-.fHHl ~ o. rteertr s,....
, T.''nF f'v d-tr .r rItf.Uuren
L...lI..a.tt I.res arl Edv.7 u..r returned
20 I.t.. "'.f .H..H. fFf.r ...af..
.nF 'e past row dH.a ..t. .e.. intent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-02

D,ulncas. proprietor % the game. George
Miner Pete GrochA andy Kapivrv
iSianl '"l.eg Pete CntrpWitz Jimmy
! ,,apse, irie Samuels. Steve CatsOdUris.
Zach was fined 50 and costs.
cssisted officer.
'eue turfey took IL Into his he.a
,n"t ne would nN' Onicer WorIs. and
10y so do!nZ The chief would have ., 90,
new man lie started in on the ONT
,ri at the Market Auditorium while he
WAs awaiting the arrival ~ the wagon
10 TAR" him Co the lockup. he -sfd
yesterday that D.. was sorry he St-iIrk
Vi OTIS. which did not keen hin, from
getting fine - $50 and costs and a.
GAYS Tor resisting ana $40 and COSTS
4'' helhg drunk and disorderiy
Negro Ordered to 90.
~ iNcst"r cooper. strang. negro
TSh' came 60 The city saturday. vas Or
deT"a To- leave the city under a. sus-
pended nre 90 $40 and costs He rad
been picked up sunday morning by or
h.er l-uudu. and as he was unable to
give an account 90 himself no was
taken 9" the lookup. lie anid that he
Iao come fp the titN from detroit to
set work ON the Warwood dam. hut this
diI not .ceui Co satisfy the court. hence
tho suspended fine
James fesry. plain fpuSr. was
tned 81 and costs but 49, ne nut IN d
feasible story that he was leaving town
for Huntington he was let 80 and told
10 buy hi@ ticket IN very short time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-02
To Hold Bazaar ana Social.

The members OF the Sunday school Of
the First II. T.. church. arc making ar.
engagements FOR holding a bazaar and so-
Ci.l 90 the basement Of the church next
HHf- dty evening. \ fine menu Is be
ing prepared for the affair and many
useful articles will Doe on sale during
the evening. All are cordially invited
20 attend Tickets are now on sale M
me Woodourn grocery. Gavin 4 AuIt
store and The Eu.er. Ir.g sfnre.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-02

The board OF education OF the In
dependent school district met last
evening I'm the principals office at
the Central School building in rcru-
lar semi-monthly session with every
member present Matters PERTAINING
To the welfare Of the school were dis
cussed at length. Several bills were
audited and ordered paid. The re.
port OF Superintendent Merrick was
very satisfactory and ordered filed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-02
GAMBLERS FINED
Carght IN Raid on South size ana os.
50 and Costs-Poiioe Court
Held Busy Session.

Detective Minard anil two pat-olmeu
.a"Eht nun" Creek gtrnhlere az ?3s
Main street running . uaua In frli
swing with IN" stun on tho table before
them sunday night PiN puucus who
cemel fn have The operating pf tho
I,Hre. had nearly $500 iu his possession
when tho pull vas made The owner
rf zoo" IIrre ul-u came into court with
Attorney 80. Royce. which seemed 10
point q" fhe fact that he crrccteI 10
20 called up fHr some charge IN con.
recfior with Tho aNafr. but he was de-
appointed The gamblers were WI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-02
To Hold Initiation Exercises.

Progress lodge No. 27i. I. O. O. F..
Is making extensive preparations for
the meeting 10 be held next Tuesday
evening at their headquarters in the
Alexander building on Jefferson ave
nue.. A class OF fifteen candidates
VIII be initiated into the order by
the Brooke degree team. OF Wells
burg. The Brooke team is noted over
the entire state and their presence
at the local lodge Headquarters VIII
attract all members A social ses-
sion will be held az the close and all
members are urgently requested TO
attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-02
visits in Thin cttr

Governor Vernon e. stewart. Of Mon.
1aha' and brother Charles stewart nr
DO nan, Idaho. spent the past tW.
Sas IN this city with !. J.. stewart and
Family. on $ituh street. This w. 49,
srst VISIT 20 this city within the rost
% Years They formerly made Their
friends residing here. W mo Were 49,
SEQ them. They returned home tbt-
morning from Key. Ohio. where tbs,,
pe"' last evening with relatives
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-02
County Court % Mat

4 warrant WAS posted Yesterday morn
-Ns On 'front.' ~ Oh" county court house
lf county clerk John chase. for "a sre-
cal meeting 81 the Marshall county
court 60 De held tomorrow MORNING
Included iu the order lS the matter OF
the Roll Telephone Company accepting
The franchise granted them Boy tho court
q few weeks ago. also Grad matters per
iHiuing Co th" paving now being done a.
hpgle Run. Union district Several
ton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-02
Held Quarterly Dr.. Lea

The Won ems Foreign Missionary
society OF the First NJ. r. church held
thelr quarterly due tea last evening
In the Sunday school rooms of the
church and quite a large number Of
t1e members were present at the al.
fair During the evening a splendid
program was rendered and several
or the members delivered short inter
eSfinE talks. An Informal reception
vas given DR.. Knox and wife. follow.
tns the rendition OF the program, and
Tue evening was well spent. all enjoy
ing themselves.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-02
Work Progressing RanIdIv

Work on the new addition 10 the
United States Stamping Company is
progressing along very rapidly and the
brick work has been started in the
second story. The ioists for the sec
ond floor are now being laiu by the
contractors and 81 will not be long
until the building viii be Under roof
A large force OF mon are at work on
the Job and work is being rushed
along as rapidly as possible.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-02
Bogus Check Man.

\ smooth well dressed stranger
passed some small sized bogus cheSks
on several local merchants on San,
1at- taI %" been home man ne
would have had 10 he Identified any
way. 'S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-02

range for the third game between the
two teams. II is likely that the game
will now be played in either Bellaire
or Parkersburg with chances favor
ing Bellaire. Paden park had been
decided upon but no Sunday games
are tolerated there this season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-02

display splendid Xmas article. .,a H.,
merchants expect TO DO "A splendid h,si
ness from now until Xmas day 1.Ia
stoIeS VIA remain oren late in tho
70 accommodate local persons I'm tb.ir
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-02
Veg CANA

~ Harry simpson las purchased the
ia para SnuWdcu property on North
M''d street. above Washington. lie
VIII r"z" the present house and erect
commof4te a. ma,hfuer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-02
To Meet Today

Manager Charles Hunter. Of the
Mound City football eleven. will leave
this morning for Sistersville whore
he will meet tho manager OF the
Marietta Independent team and ar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-02
xmaa Goods Arrivtnr.

Most AN ~ tho progressive stores OF
TINS city are decorating their Windows
with Xmas goods which g. now daily
arriving Many ~ the windows have on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-02

'I' VINO has been 100 Moundsville some
E'd,N Tor an assault on structural
Nnrh.T- AZ Iollausbee. has been re
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-02
Red Cross Seal. On Sale

The mem beers OF the Wonan's club
OF this city opened the campaign for
the selling OF Christmas Red Cross
seals yesterday morning and the lit
tie red seals may be had from most
any merchant in town. Each store
VIII be headquarters and local per
sons should make IL point when
buyins their Christmas presents not
to forget the seals and help fght Ia.
berculosis in this state. Last year
more than 1900 seals were disposed
Of in this city and n Is hoped that
this number will be greatly exceeded
this year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-02
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