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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-24

TIE roller towel and the common
drinking cup are to be- hsts ned from the
EuCkcyc state. The boar. 81 health has
declared that cars. vehicles. convey ..nc -
and vessels snail rot pruvid" drluhdnE
cups for their passef gers. nor small
SDuOOls. churches or hotels furnish
drinking cups unless they ar" thOrpu-h-
ly cleaned. ~ rolling towels ar" used.
they must Doe StcrtllZei AFTER each PER
son has used them. Ts'I" are certain
conditions under which both tie cup AMI
towel can be-. used. tct the rsIuIrcu" q +,
are So stringent that To-" fate OF ctc!.
D. practically sealed.
The town 81 Bellaire 4ar hseu moi fled
Z Will have 20 improve If- water ser
VICE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-24

maintenance OF the new Hebrew union
college. which was dedicated here yes
t.rday. A million dollar iund is being
created for the maintenance Of the
college and already 100000 Of This
amount has been donated in two DAYS
The movement WAS launched vest r.
day az meeting OF the twenty-third
council of the union Hebrew couEre-
cations. which closed its session to-
dnN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-24

lowe Iate establishment even than
l'"hnei in the previous l1cfnOcratic cot
ton te.I-iou bills
Iheff viii be substantial reductions
from the tentative cotton schedule
hf~ =. running down a. low a. FIVE per
60 NJ on tNn chc.sTaT gut.da that IN
"ut KING classes depend upon
De CpHr' 'u'iee revision schedule
bioTu-eN hD-tafdaf D. Lewis W Park
cr. ~ ttrefrViIle. = e.. former head ~
tho Nm rlcau cotton Manufacturers a.
sff tatur. assumed more Importance to-
dHN ~ basis Tor Democratic general
'e 'urfiur plans n wae frequently re-
'Frf"I % curing the examiua fior ~
w. IN r-es and 10 will have n consider
able barring ir tho committees figuring
60 the low rafer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-24
OHIO LOBBY BILL
tcon.,nued from Firs. PaseJ

aid 10 have the Enforcement OF the
rravors Of Cleveland and Toledo. and
the tentative approval 81 tn" mayor
OF Cincinnati Fotting's resolution, for
which he demands IA" support ~ IN"
|State administration. Is ~ i"iI""S-
Any municipality may 10y MAJOR
ity vote Of the electors Nuuns up1n We
question. classify property Tor thNhtloh
purposes and ma' totally or PhrtdllL
exempt from taxation any kind or
property 50 classified. IN" SAID exempt.
Ion TO apply - the raising "i Wuul'ii 'tI
This st@r toward single tx caused
quite stir IN the meeting last night
Ohio is getting the benefit - the hsht
sr Illinois over mothers pensions. \
statement will Doe sent - the ON" leg
islature rs q committee ~ fhfcrg"
citizens headed by Judge " ". I.uck-
Iey. urging ONO not % take 10" Nhlt'tA'
Ilax as - model Will" Harry Sell. OF
Chicago sfc-eIary ~ the N"t."ual l'r"-
baton League. Bis on 90" ground - htht
Tor the chicago measure. H. thinks
the Illinois lav I- deal Sell viii reg
lister and will wrrk a~ LOBBYIST for
vocates. Both sides are expected -
advance many arguments of all pns -~-
81 the proposed ohio law before fual
action Is taken
The house has voted s9.l3t 500 the
amount 81 no t'S I'-i"~ FOR ri'.c
Interest on tie .rfeI4r.his srInr. ishf
University students are 20 turn lobby
ists In ohio WH't| Of ney viii have 20
reRister and pay lr'us" a- Tf"r1, D.
ID the new ant -Iu..lN H..I. remains 100 Dor.
seen some ~ frs eflHerf. iufs.f -
Iyght tho hi1 introduced Do. Repre- MIA
ties and soro-i'|es 10 state -r."rl"
Other students 90 Fli" stat" nit' -.'f
here nre divided into two camps "u p q
fraternity pu"sI"n.
Special counsei s. O. Dempsey o- tre
aft6rrev vensfsTs sfrr. hose tiled .
IL .a o.. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-24

Zimmerman. I. McMastcr. .. Edgar. J..
lia=-ett. /. Russell. J. For Wheeling
Stc''c. 2. settlers. /: Rarth. .. Pratt. J..
Holden. l. Smith. =
Goals from Fuul-For Steuhenvillc.
Zimmerman. e.. Edg1r. I. Russell. o For
Wie"linE. Stole. 2. settlers 8.
Officials Of Game SsHwalb and
Thornton. Tirll srnr.. = 70 %.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-24

In e speech to-day h'tn~. fls 'uItors
att,uHn@ IT, meeting "i O." pIi" Assoc
- about House 1871 Nufua.r @ w.iru
-sckS to- r"gglat" newspapers ana d"-
clare them 81 pub..r u-Iiltt. IrtItl9fed
that us might oppose tine measure.
WDiIe not ,ommittsrE himself. .. stif.
Any legislation vatrti is traNssty
uypu human iuf.lliEe.,' 8. not wanted.
ana such legislation VIII not hc Si--u"d
lr me wien u reaches g." coy 'ruors
Office"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-24
RABBI BRILL
Contributes 20 the Maintenance OF
Hebrew College AZ CINCINNATI
NJ llion Fund.

Special p.s-7'rl 90 tho nt.Iisou~er
CNCINNATI. o. Ian % Rabbi 4.
Brill ~ Wheeling. " Va today CON
tribGtcd $50 toward n fund for the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-24

Tdrkcyr. ducks. chickens and rab
bits at BCutcr Pros.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-24

Nrronh'rr. IN Germany. has been
preparing Co celebrate the thirtieth an
uI. srsart Of the advent ~ the picture
post ard
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-24

Increases 900 salaries amounting 20
s-.-uH 90 Esaf were granted To- tu" super
iut-rder'- - I'VE state if~tituti'r- f"-
hey O., fr- state Board % AdWiui-tft.
ton Tnley are. ltr. &. N. Harmon. -
'tt I.DrEt3cw Hospital &C. cincinnati.
E.. 5000 80 900. Br g. . limerick.
le~hIe MINDED Institution 90 ''lumhYs
4uu fn 500. itr g. o. i.t man. 90 tie
NI--ii state Hospital $500 90 So
600. ur.r.ufs..'ut Ite 8 Leonard. ~
f.. sf4r-usfI t:sfofnHfprr. f-.fuu 90
500 nHt. tir = 81 I"r's. - fus Dear ard
IIr.I institution. at G"lIHIHe. fi.tH'
Goo s % 600
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-29


ghe ampnum has been definitely
elAasifiee es one 81 manhina + n's
a''oN ''.'' anu
NJ. ~ r Is ssnsen
~ ~. london school ~ tropical
,t.si.i.s has rrbil.h.d facis wh.sh
,e.a 49, fsilaw th,s.cians Is iho cons
,i.s..e tnat the simunam a the real
.esr,r N fbs ecrma Of ueinrra. and
tsas tris dread disease la no way +
Connected win the connmptlou GO
s,t,.r e.rn
s... at 10 .b,eb
- $500. ~. sn.en
$3.50, s...st .r,tn. roe.
m. 81. .4i, 4
..,,,n 49,. 49, ..,,f rtae.
..,.i.. ,,i,,,,i,,a +, .b. ist.
~ - ~ alma.
nst H
sa n r...v.
1900 ..t..s ir
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-29


charlea ~ Meyer proadent 81 tae
Western Federation n Mirora has
noi alWays been noted Tor q stern
ana uncompromisine attitude against
violence On the settlement Of strikes.
rpl Whatever thc merits or dcmosiis
81 81. Moves mine operators. 90 .nes
were npiltaled ln Tic assnult upon
aios fnd lofclbie cicctlor from she
strike sonr. pioce Themselves in q poo
siIon who're they can make no come
pIaint asa.nst ouiraEcs by strikers
if mine owners or operators were
concerned ~ this rariiealar place 81
iaW-brtakins thcy should have gas
proper Punishment meicd out g
then The investigation 0l Geo Moy
er ineidens ahpiiia Dee thorough ans
complete.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-29


lsmallc hssls 81 ctaliai hed
Cfos romuillse. oompa 81 repfe-
e1bIaiIes from tfriy rh''anihfopie
astne with ere gnsen p, lhe herd.
The work 81 the capital CTS. sofla.
which Ia shcrerlnr iaeeo 81 me
Macedonian rornsc,s . similar %
lhnf undertakes On smailcf scale
by every naisarian cliy sofia hes
hecn divided inio IS secpcns ench
~ chareo Of committee q ciutnf
Responsible IS the ncd Gross cumnt-
ite.
Mach aislriet commitiee has made
a houut "a. house eansaea 81 iis ds-
sriet "a asceriain the exacl slaips ~
evtgt inhabltnt
white the reiief workers have nte-
naafIiy ccnttred their line end
means On alier.atns immedmie dis-
the nalearians havA not iorsQt-
ten thas there mus, bo come eon-
strucilve plan for 1atnrc aeiion There
Is pisasy az werk 20 he dome every
where. especially IN the country,
Whore the harms have seen abandon
ea ana laR ssriceliaroi pfoapsia az.
lowed TO ks e. was,e.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-29

..f.,i .s8.. .,r.,i,. .at narbaf-sm
- ~ pl., v basn ths
e,.,.. ,.i,. .ft,. .er. rer. aea.i.
49, ,l,l .e Id nrh by un
r.-.,. r,rsa.fr vl.. b conn. s
,,,-,e. - r.rrl..ol.u. ~ ho
pr,t.s,.pt bn. III amear.a b.
ria. msn., uaeron
narrr tho ms. eleven months hgi-
4a haa poc.d 100000 men on hs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-29
7 y y 7" " |V|VW""
New Source Of Radium Is
Discovered.
~ Garrett n. scr,i-s.

In view Of the growing belief that
radium holds oui the promise of vIc-
tors over some 90 me most Terrible
and intractahio discusses that afhict
humanity. such. Tor instance. as can-
Ger, There win b. rejolcing over the
ucws that q new source 81 supply 81
this element has been found and b.
being Developed So tha United states.
The urst rndium ever known was
discovered in lho mineral piteh.
blcudc. blue black. hraNy substance
found in considerable Abundance a.
the mines of Joacnimathai iu Austria.
and formerly thrown aside ar waste
Until recently Joachimsthnl had "a
virtual monopoly lu ,he production 90
radmm because pilchhionde itself la
not very widely distributed over the
earth and uo other mineral WIS
known from which radium could De
distracted. Moreover tho JOachIms.
thai pitchhlcndc is extraordinarily
rich iu radiuia. containing about one
-miinonth of one per cent 10 Will
be- observed ihat the chemists idca 0f
richness o. widely different from That
Of the gold miner
N0w. however, This monopoly has
been broken for it has boon found
that "a now mineral (C1rnotitc, named
in honor of former president of
France. although discovered in the
UNITED statts) is at lcuu as rich as
Iptchblendo Ia adium, and easior to
work
The greatest deposits of camotto
lyct found are Ia Paradox valley, Coils
lorado hut % also exists in paving
quantity TN Utah. especially nHHt
lOrccn river Naturally miners are
lheginniug to prospect foS a. aud th,
Denver office of the bureau OFF mines
has issued circular describing the
appearance of carnuutc aud she
method of testing h for the exist
enec of wdium
20 is lemon yellow mInerui. gem.
| 'cmllyf ouud Doe pockets OFF. sandstone
deposits Sometimes it forms yellow
srckcs disseminated hrough th'
sandstone. ana at othcr tImos o. BE-
seen as yellow ucruHailons Boa Gov
crack Occasionally IS Be- found In q
more massive form associated VIII
IHautdlum ores.
The prospecting Says ur Dh1r..
p. Parsons, H mainly carried NIuu.
thc sides of canyons. where tue sJrt.
tuW JontaiuiHg glfuuLHp bias been
Drudcd InH wherever NuutdIum 1ut
uranium stains Hre sruu un th. ru..
the prospcotor blasts hIs tunnel hnI
81 Ing 90 comcu pom q pocket CO.'S .at
Iuoute ure.
the testing of th. ore for tne aN.st
- .euce uf adWm within DC H pIne.
that would hatr appealed in the nt
. .tlUiam uf tho old chemists aud ul.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-29

Use ~ thf years ago the Com
mort csrb hi olty held q mas
er ana ana ,.,., ~
wa @f4AAA
committees Nete pAt in cherae 81
each Number ga me program. a $40
olai neotins was held 90 dsncuas each
satc4pfSu ln fpfa. ana ERE fecord Of
VIE SCARE lnpilshmeuts WAS one
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-29

Heniacnoes I'D child that 81 subj
icrt tu GROUP M Is sure alen 90 an
approaching attack Give Chamber
luina CouHli Remedy ug soon as the
rhtld becomes hu4rsc and Che attack
may Do wagdcd on For sale by nll
ururFiAta.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-29

TApC r &s Solar
JADO Plexus.

<4&~1~e~SSoSSt>~S3t%eSSe6S
Villainiema Ny only rogrot is
that have huf the
Oy villa lives ~ 10000 poems
CD give for my country
nout give up The saip-ir you can
hoid up the owners for iow pceos,
Mexico expects every man 90 90 his
duty which means Go earn "a living
without work
know nui what others may Say,
but as for me. eive me liberty on give
et kee 81 pulqun
We have met The enemy and have
decided 10 60 iu with them and start
another revolution
Remember the Alamo, and don't
monkey WITH them damn cnrampa
fchnno fannors.
who tonchos hair OF yon gray
head 81 iluoris Viii sei "a handsome
reward from the conatitutionoliats.
Turn thr other Way boys, turn the
other way they teil mc there's am
other bank down around tno cocner
that hasn't boon looted yct
Witt until ou 500 the whites of his
ewes We don't want to waste forty
rounds 81 ammunition on ono ex-
ecution.
/ O.
WITH INFtkMMARLE careooa
barred. no additional immigration
I laws win bo tequircd to prevent ihe
return OF Cir Castro ana nm punk
/ hurst. nor to mention r. Roosevelt.
o.
licady to Change.
"Some OF your. constituents are disc
agreeing ,eiih y0u" said the trustee
/ lieutenant
well keen ab on thom. r9licl
/ senator sorahlm, "whcn enough disc
aErce With me to consutrto o. rtu
able majority rm eo'neto turn around
and asroc with them"-W Washington
STAR
O.
ONE on THE -addcst and bcs
Ncw Years resolutions sou can ross
oIuta ls t0 pas EUur Christmas bills
o.
/ THE MISREPRESENTATION company
save Its employees 100000 u Christ
mas presents An even 100000
beers.
@
| ENoUGH brmmns amber Goo mako
/ iha Huzos 1o"d iuoa hty seven
outccu-ysar 3rouih
"cOD help those uho hop thcm
selves said HuE.u assisting nIm
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-29

Tflmtlc'H livery, removed To Red
Barn, aii " Copper Phone o.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-29

Enrique Gerostieia is sugscsted as
promhing iimher fof now provision
al president 90 MeSico % auch "a
man as that IS uut on rho Sob be-
mood expect no pubhcity from ua
The operators and proofreadcrs and
lf,e telesraph editor have enough
woe. ln oil conscience. trying 90 set
Tpxpnm and oluaga ana Guanajuato
correctly int9 type
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-29

Tho poultry show has proved o.
conspicuous success and the semitic
men ln chsrae of 90 are entitled GO
CONS asmhl. ,rcdit Tho widespread
Interest uttn fog thc DNnibuon oi
chi.ktu hou healthy and gratif5-
ins Increase % che Importance of che
Industry locally.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-29

Ny only roerot o.
ihat j have bus the
lINaa nl IO.Onn nnona
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-29

WITH INFt.NMMARLE cargoos
barred. no additional immigration
laws VIII bo raauircd to prevent me
return Of Cip Castro Una Gm pugk-
hurst. nor to mention r. Roosevelt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-29

"sume Of yourcunstItucuts are dis-
agreeing With you" said the trusted
lieutenant
well keen mb on them. raIcl
Senator sorehum, "whcn enough dis.
aEroe with me Co constitute rsn
able majority rm eo'ueto turn around
and aeroc with them Washington
STAR
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-23

BERKELEY, Cal. June 23.-In the
hush of a dim corridor OF the Roose-
welt Hospital, Berkeley, Cal, Hannah
Mesow met Emily Houge recently and
challenged her claim to the affection
of Ernest w Modem. who lay
MANNED and bruised in an adjoining
room after plunging his automobile
over a 20G-foot bank in an effort to
commit suicide because he had
pledged his love to both of these
women.
Marvelously Modem escaped DEATH
and the story of his divided love was
told
81 love him and he loves only me.
and, even If he did make mistake,
I shall forgive him." said Miss Houge
as she faced the other woman at the
hospital.
HE loves me and no one elsei He
asked me to be his wife. He is
mine!" said Mrs. Mesow.
Miss Houge barred the door to his
room with outstretched arms. She
spoke with low intensity. but no
word came from the man within.
+ After nearly an hour of swift inter-
change of hot sentences Mrs. Mesow
turned away. beaten.
Emily Hougesis a pretty telephone
operator. Mrs. Mesow is the divorced
wife of Frank Mesow.
/ A will was found in Modeen's
pocket. leaving his money to Miss
Houge.
Both women we're waiting for a
telephone message from Modem when
they received news of his attempted
suicide. Mrs. Mesow. who was re-
Gently granted an interiocutory de-
cree of divorce. said she had met
Modem five weeks previous to his at
tempted suicide and that he had
promised to marry her and take her
on trip to Europe
When Mrs Mesow went to the hos
pital to see Modem she found that
Miss Houge had preceded her: in
other words, she had been beaten
to it."
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-23
PRISON TERMS FOR MAIL
THIEF AND AN EMBEZZLER

BOSTON, June 23.-After declaring
that every government employee con-
victed of embezzlement in his court
would receive a prison sentence,
United States District Court Judge
Morton today sentenced Robert E.
Brayton, assistant postmaster at
Brockton, to two-year term in
State prison and Charles j. Linn, a
letter-carrier, of Maiden. to year
in Jail at Greenfield.
Brayton, who was convicted of en-
bezzling $2,39s of money-order funds,
made a complete restitution and
clemency for him had been urged.
Linn stole SIS from the mails.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-23
MOTHER GIVES SKIN
FOR BURNED CHILD
Mrs. coIweII and Seven Men
Sacrifice CuticIe in Fourth
Grating Operation.

Swathed in rubber bandages, 10
year-old William Colwell is awaiting
today for thirty square inches of
skin transferred to his body from his
mother and seven volunteers, to
talk hold"
He submitted to his fourth graft
ing operation yesterday at the home
Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Benja-
min r. Colwell. of Vreeland avenue,
Nutley and in two weeks he will
undergo fifth.
1t was the lack of male volunteers
that forced DR.. E. P. Whelan to ac-
cept Mrs. Colwelrs sacrifice. She had
pleaded in vain many times to be
allowed to give portion of her cuti-
Gle. She thought she had right to
share in the heroic sacrifices of the
score or more men who volunteered.
To this, however. DR.. whelen. the
family's physician. would not agree.
When he found, however, that he
could not cover as much of the
burned boys body as he wished to
DIR. Whelen reluctantly grated what
was needed from mother to son.
The others who gave skin at the
same time were Elmer Dillstrom, Ed
ward B. Wardle, Chester Bellows.
James r. Hickey and Herbert Rutan,
of Nutley, and Charles Hitchcock
and E. A. Wheeler, Of East Orange.
DR.. Whelen and DR.. E. L. Butler, of
Caldwell, performed the operation
Mrs. Colwell will probably con.
tribute more skin when her son
undergoes the fifth, and it is ex-
pected. the last grating ordeal
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-23
NAVAL MEN AT SCHOOL

NEWPORT. r. l., June 2S.-Each
of the ten battleships of the Atlantic
fleet was represented by six officers
when the summer conference of the
naval war college was opened today.
Secretary of the Navy Daniels. while
here recently on tour of inspection,
expressed the opinion that every
naval officer should attend the war
college and the large class is under
stood to be due to an order issued by
him directing the officers to take the
course. The first, lecture was deliv-
cred by Professor George Grafton
Wilson, of Harvard, who dealt with
international law. as.,4sss
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-23
With the Broadest and Most Atractlve Assorfnnerlls
Corset Covers


Regular 2Ie Corset Covers
Nainsook, trimmed with two
wide fancy lace insertions. and
narrow embroidery between,
ribbon run neck trimmed with
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armholes; some others trimmed
with two rows wide Val. lace
insertions, two rows ribbon lace
edge on neck and arm 1Ec
holes: special, at. . Ac
Regular soc and 45c Corset
COvers-Of nainsook, trimmed
all around neck with pretty pat
tern. embroidery ribbon run,
embroidery edge on armholes,
some trimmed with wide en-
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rows ribbon between two rows
fancy lace. neck and armholes
lace trimmed; special. 2Oc
at ....-.-..
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Also bodices, made of allover
lace insertions and ribbon straps
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nainsook with trimming of fine
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around with Val. lace inser-
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at ....-........
Regular I.39 Corset Covers
Nainsook, many pretty styles,
fancy yokes of Val. lace inser-
tons; some have front trimmed
with scrolls of Val. lace; others
in various trimmings of en-
broidery panels combined with
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bodices of net, lace and OZc
ribbon trimmed; special.
Regular LIS Corset Covers
OF nainsook, trimmed back and
front with dainty embroidery
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trimmed with five large en-
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Pretty bodice made entire of
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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-23
TOWN OF WESTFIELDLOSES
SUIT BROUGHT BY WOMEN
tFrom a stan Correspondents

q TRENTON. N. j., June 29,-Julia P.
Worth and Matte H. Worth. today
won a final victory in their suit
against the town of Westfield the
Court of Errors and Appeals hand
ing down decision affirming the
Judgment of the Supreme Court in
their favor. They brought the suit
against Westfield to recover damages
for lowering the grade on South Or
ange avenue. in front of their home.
In changing the grade number of
shade trees were destroyed.
The action was brought in the
Union County Court where judgment
was given for the plaintiffs. West
field took an appeal to the Supreme
Court. which affirmed the Union
county court, and now the final af-
france is given my favor of the
plaintiffs
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-23
TAX NOTICE.

You are hereby required to return the total
value Of your personal property as held on
the twentieth day Of May to the Board OF
Assessment and Revision Of Taxes. at their
ONCE In the City Hall. on or before tho
thirtieth day Of June next and In no case
will any abatement be made for indebted.
10 be exempt from taxation unless the law Is
strictly complied with.
Board Of Assessment and Revision Of TaxeR
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