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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-14

December IL. 1913
JOHN II. LEBER, aged fifty years.
Funeral at grave in Rivcryiew
TODAY. i. NJ
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Funeral will take place MONDAY
AFTERNOON at 3 o'clock from
Laurel street Methodist Church in
tcrmcnt i'll Hollywood.
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HULCE. Entered into rest at 1850 4.
NJ. Saturday, December Is. at her
residence. 221i Park Avenue after
lingering illness, CLARA BETHEL.
HUGE, beloved wife OF Herbert /.
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Getting Around IL.

The members Of party around a
table in an exclusive club in down
town skyscraper were much amused
the other evening by controversy
between their waiter and another EN-
ployee Of the club.
One of the party had ordered sirup.
What the sirup was for has nothing to
do with this story. Going to the
dumb waiter, the servitor shouted In
his best ordering voice:
"SirupW
~ don't getchu," came the response
down the shaft.
"Sirup!w this time with two eIcla'
nation points and rising infection.
"Come again." was the imperturbable
response.
"Sirupr 1t went up the shaft like
the blast OF an explosion.
Jaw, spell it," said the echo.
"S-u-r"-the waiter had his fee'
planted frmly-"s-u-r"-he had tight
ened his vest and taken deep breath
-"s-su-r. Say, bring some one to the
shaft that can understand me. vii
yuh?"
And he waited with some dignity th'
coming of person with sharper ears
| Pittsburgh Post
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Courtship by Flowers.


In remote Alpine hamlets ana VII
Ages, especially In the Bernese oper-
tand, there still exist ancient ana pref
ty customs of proposing marriage py
the language of flowers. III maid
accepts a bouquet of edelwetss from
man she at the same time accepts him
as her Hance, the idea being that the
man has risked his life to obtain the
flowers for the woman he loves. An
other method which exists in the can
ton of Glarus is for the young man to
place a fiowerpot containing single
rose and a note on the window sill or
the girls room when she is absent
from home and wait-perhaps days
for reply. If the maid takes the rose
the young man boldly enters the house
TO arrange matters with her parents
but II the rose is allowed to fade away
!, the proposal is rejected without sim
gle word having been exchanged be
tween the couple Sometimes dckle
girl will keep a young man waiting q
day or two for an answer. but what
ever It may be II is final
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SHORT LOCALS

Eggs "a cents; butter 2S cents.
Xmas cards 10c doz. Scribners.
FARMS FOR SALE-W.C. Rock
we'll.
Woolsons Xmas store open every
evening until Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tilley of Utica
were visitors in the city Saturday.
Mr.. John Collins went to Barber
ton, Ohio, Monday morning on busi-
ness.
Miss Blanche Henry returned TO
Akron Monday morning after having
spent Sunday with friends in the city
Mr., william A. Adams Of Gambler
was business visitor in Mt, Vernon
Monday morning.
Seal your Christmas packages with
Red Cross Christmas seals and you
win aid a very worthy cause. Seals
cent each. u
Miss Mary b. Purcell, nurse at
Mt Carmel hospital, Columbus, who
has been nursing Mr., Clarence Ham
mond at the Mt. Vrnon hospital, re-
turned to her home in Columbus Sat
urday evening.
DR.. and Mrs. w. S. Sapp, who have
been spending the past three months
with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sapp
East Gambler street, left this morn
ing for Jacksonville, Florida, to spenc
the winter.
After spending a month at the
home of her brother, Mr.. Calvil
Summers OF North Sandusky street
Mrs. Belle Stofer will leave this eve
ming for her home in Lima to mak'
short stay before leaving for Call
fornia TO spend year.
Give something useful. Shoes TO
men, women, boys and girls. Siir
pers for all. Store open evenings ur
I'll Xmas. The cheapest place
town. Satisfy yourself by inspect
ing our goods. C. G. Weaver, Il
South Main.
Among those who are mentone
: for the vacant managerial berth
Cincinnati are Jake Stahl, the forme
Red Sox Pilot; Fielder Jones, pres
dent of the Northwestern league an
! former manager of the White So
and Bill Sweeney, the classy seeon'
7 sacker of the Boston Braves.
a Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard s. Bisho
: and daughter, Marjorie May, OF L'
!. Angeles, California, are here
. spend the holidays with his parent
h MIR. and Mrs. II, C. Bishop OF We
High street.
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IN
Basket Ball Schedule For
High School Being Arranged

The high school basketball manage
ment has arranged an attractive
schedule for the coming season. Two
or three dates have not been filled
as yet because the managers are an
Xious to reserve a few dates for
teams that may show up well later on.
Owing to the great reputation won by
Mt. Vernon in basketball last year
urgent requests for dates from
large number of Ohio's best teams
have been received. 1t is believed
that this year with another great
team composed of practically veter-
ans Mt. Vernon will establish repu-
tation that will guarantee her a place
on the Ohio athletic map for all time
to come.
Games at home have been arranged
with Newark, GAINESVILLE, Mansfield,
and Steele high. Marietta is very
anxious for a game and will proba-
bly, be signed up for Febru-
airy date. Plain City has been
! dropped from the schedule owing to
the poor showing the team has been
making so far. Lancaster is so an
xious to come that they proposed pay
ing part of their expenses if that
would be any inducement, but the
managers are anxious to see the kind
of work Lancaster may do before
signing them this year,
The veteran first stringers of last
season who will appear for High this
year are Porter Sapp, Clayton, Sey
mour, Shiremep and Norrick. Alten
burg was the only regular who wai
lost by graduation. Others out fol
positions are: Mitchell, Shut, Charl
ton, Barnard, Yauger, Hayes, Snow
Sebach, Pipes and w. Sapp.
Season tickets will be issue'
shortly.
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Use Red Cross Christmas seals. tt

Miss Ethel Vernon of Gambler is
the enest of Miss Gertrude Fleming.
When your horse goes lame, rub
on Hanfords Balsam thoroughly
Mr.. Hoy Russell of Columbus Wis
tied over Sunday with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Manford Russell, of this
city.
The best -four that's made, So cents
10 sack, also pure Graham, 30 cents
for 10 lbs. Sold by w. II. Shough,
phone 63 green.
so per cent from sales of Red Cross
Christmas seals is retained by the
Mt. Vernon Associated Charities for
work among the poor, u
If you should get burned while
cooking your Christmas dinner Han
ford's Balsam of Myrrh will instantly
give relief.
Mrs. Clyde Weaver and son, Robert,
and her mother, Mrs j. c. Spindler'
went to Lima Monday to visit with
relatives over the holidays.
Mt. Vernon Lodge No. 14O b. p. o.
Elks will hold it's regular meeting on
Tuesday evening Dec, 16 at o'clock
prompt. A large attendance is
earnestly requested
Mr.. Bernard Jefferson, a student at
Princeton University, is home to
spend the holidays with his parents
DR.. and Mrs. 4. e. Jefferson, of Dan
| vile.
For sores of any kind apply Han
fords Balsam.
Mrs Jennie Van Rhoden of Wes
Gambler street, who sustained
broken ankle in a fall some time age
and who has been AT the home o
MIR. and Mrs. o. ID, Layman on Rige
wood avenue since the accident, wa
removed to the home of Mr.. and Mrs
l.. s.. Van Rhoden on West Pleasan
street Sunday.
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ILLINOIS PRoeREsslvEs
TO CONFER

Chicago, H., Dec. 15--Candidates
for United States senator, representa-
tives In Congress- and other offices
to be filed in Illinois next year are
to be given consideration at a State
wide conference of Progressives, to
be held in this city tomorrow. The
conference will be held at the Chi
cago Progressive Club, The State CEN
tral committee and chairman of the
various county organizations will
meet in conference in the afternoon
In the evening there is TO be a public
reception, with addresses by mum
her of prominent leaders OF this party
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FAVOR NATIONAL
PARTY MEETING
Republican National Committee
men Express Their Views.
MAJORITY lAOORSE PROPOSAL

Special Republican Convention, "
Called, viii Reorganze Present
Methods, Change Basis Of Delegate
Apportionment and Consider Prep
aration of a New Party Platform.
Committee Meets Tomorrow
Washington, Dec. Is. - Leading
members of the Republican national
committee, here to attend the com
mittee meeting tomorrow morning,
expressed belief that a special conven-
tion of the Republican party probably
would be called to reorganize its
methods, change the basis of delegate
apportionment, and to consider the
preparation of new party platform.
Several conferences held during the
day indicate that plans have been
tntatively made looking toward the
calling of the convention, and that
the advocates of the plan believe
they have a majority Of the commit
tee behind them.
Charles b. Wadren of Michigan,
chairman of the law committee Of the
Republican organization, said he
thought a majority of the committee
members would favor the holding OF
convention. Chairman Charles d.
Hilles has not yet indicated his own
opinion as to the wisdom of special
party gathering. John T. Adams of
Iowa and f. w. Estabrook of New
Hampshire declared they had open
minds on the plan. II. B. Maxon Of
Nevada was openly opposed to the
convention.
The plan now in contemplation, II
the committee decides to summon a
convention, is to provide in the call
that the various state committees
shall control the method of selecting
delegates, except where there are
state primary laws covering the sub
ject. This plan, II adopted, would be
the first step toward one OF the
changes in rules demanded by the SO.
called progressive faction of the par
~, that the district unit system of
selecting delegates be abandoned and
the primary laws OF various states De
recognized as FINAL by the national
committee.
I The prospect OF fight in conyen
tiop for the adoption of platform of
party principles has been an impor'
sant factor in strengthening the op-
position of some committeeman who
do not favor the project. Senator
p Cummins, Former Governor Hadley
OF Missouri and other leaders of the
Progressive Republican forces have
laid plans for campaign to secure
the adoption of platform of marked
progressive character. Several com
mittee members insist that the sum
moning Of a convention would reoper
party wounds that might in time b'
closed, and would not operate to draw
the divergent factions of the party to
getbBr.
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WAY BEHIND EUROPE
United States Lags In Development Of
Military Aviation.

Washington, Dec. l5.--The proposal
has been made that congressional
commission be appointed to go to
europe and see what other govern.
ments are doing to develop military
aviation az a practical adjunct to the
operations OF the army and navy.
This proposal is supported heartily
by those who feel that congress has
erred in spending a total of only
RA35.000 in Ave years on aviation
while other governments are spend
ing millions OF dollars annually for
che sams purpose. The United States
@Aa no dirigibles and only II aero
planes.
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Automobile Runs.

A French automobile will run en-
tirely under water. The mechanism
Is thoroughly incased.
An English patent has been granted
for fender to be suspended in front
OF an automobile wheel to brush OBJ
structions away.
New automobile headlight brackets
are so arranged that one turns to
throw the light in the new direction
~ a car rounds corner, while the
other points ahead in the old direction
until the turn is completed.
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VICTIM OF
DOPEDNEEDLE

New York, Dec. 15. = Another
needle poisoning" case bobbed to
the surface. After a physician and
two detectives had failed to find any
thing In the story told by Yetta
Schlessel, 1S, who said she was a vic
tim, man who had happened to be
riding In the subway train near the
girl was charged with disorderly con
duct. He said he was Ernest HART
%, q salesman.
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SCORES KNOCKED DOWN
Militant suffraeets Engage a Squad
OF Mounted Police.

London, Dec. l5.--Scores of women
and children were trampled on and
several were severely injured in a
fight between suffragets and mounted
police in the East End. Miss Zelie
Emerson of Michigan, who has been
an active suffraget for more than y
year, was arrested, The action of the
municipal councillors in refusing to
rent Bow Baths hall to suffragists
was the cause of the outburst. Miss
Emerson led 200 miltants to the
house of the councillors to tell them
what the women thought OF their ac
ton and the mixup occurred.
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FOR WASH.
INeToN's TOMB

Alexandria, Va, Dec, 15-ln com
memoration of the Hath anniversary
of George Washington's death three
memorial wreaths were placed on his
tomb at Mount Vernon today by dele
cations representing the Alexandria
Washington Lodge of Masons, the Ma
sonic Lodge of Fredericksburg, and
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-12-16

Washington Lodge. No. 81, of New
York City. Washington was made a
Mason in the Fredericksburg lodge
and he was the first master of the
Alexandria lodge, while the New
York lodge was named after him.
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IN JANUARY
eig Canal May Be In Condition For
Through Navigation.

Panama, Dec. 15.-oficials OF the
canal commission believe that II no
further slides take place the first ship
will go through the canal In January
snstead of some time next summer.
as had been expected. A channel II
feet deep and 80 feet wide has been
completed through the Curraca slide.
Seven dredges are now at work ex'
cavating the slide, and II there are no
further movements OF the slide the
canal will be in condition for through
navigation next month.
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Bibles& Testaments

Our stock of Bibles is COM
plete in Teachers, Reference
and Sunday School Bibles.
and the American Revised
Bible.
The latest improvements
in the black-face type, for
clear type in small books, In
dia paper books and all
grades of books at the low
est prices.
A complete line of pocket
Testaments and large type,
books. No more acceptable
Christmas present than a
good Bible.
THE ARNOLD STORE
MT. Vernon, o.
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SHIREMAN ELECTED

Richard Shireman, veteran of last
years FIVE, has been elected to cap
tain this seasons Mt. Vernon high
school basketball team.
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The uniforms worn by officers OF
some of the British regiments cost
81, 900 each,
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Superb Tailored Suits worth $500 to
$3.50 are reduced to .SI7.05

Turkish well
readily
gain they $1795
maelasse wool novelty menge
SPECIAL .$17.95
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announcement!

Gladly we announce that this
week the Big Store's business
hours are the same as usual. Next
week, however, the store will be
open evenings until Christmas
three altogether.
This happy termination to an
American holiday season is chiefly
due to the shopping public, who
nobly responded to the cry of hu-
manity and "shopped early in the
season" For such thoughtfuIness
and consideration the firm and its
valued employees are extremely
grateful. Thank you!
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Special Republican Convention, "
Called, Will Reorganize Present
Methods, Change Basis Of Delegate
Apportionment and Consider Prep
aration of New Party Platform.
Committee Meets Tomorrow.
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FOREIGN CONDITIONS INFLUENCED
THE NEW YORK MARKET YESTERDAY

NEW YORK. Aug. l3-For, Ign
conditions exercised considerable in
iiuence over today's irregular stock
market Official utterances by Brit
ish officials indicating decided i'm
provement in the relations among the
leading powers made for a buoyant
market ir London. tina, center later
sharing moderately in the movement
here. though probably selling on bal
snCe. Other advices from abroai
point 10 greater monetary esase IN
the autumn. despite recent misgivings.
\ significant factor was the large for
eign interest in the underwriting Of
Union Pacihc's Southern Pacific stock
which was more than twice over sub
Ecribed in short order Incidentally
the success OF this project caused a
shorp advance m southern Pacific
shares. rs well as the syndicate hold
ings. their respective gains being Is,
and l. points From IT, uncertain
opening the market soon developed "a
stronger tone. 9teel and Amalcamats Il
scoring higher prices. likewise Cana
dian Pacific. Reading and a mise. {.
laneous lot Of iudusirials. In the
hnal dealings profit taking and tho
less encouraging outlook in the steel
Industry wiped out much &: not all OF
The advance in the leaders. while r..
newed short selling helped 10 unset
tle the general list Total sales So
200 shares
The bond market was steady. win
governments unchanged andd ealinrs
light. Total sales par value. agsrc.
gated Sl.579.pUo
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Butter. Eggs and Chez r.

NhW YORK. Aug l&.-Butter mar
Aet steady. creamery extras. "a. n
2'@4c. hrsts. 2j4a GI36a4c. seconds.
.4la n 25i4c: State dairy. finest. 26Q
26I.c. good 10 prime. 24q 25iac. com.
mon TO fair. - a 24c. packing stock
current make. No. 3. 1917 2Oc.
Cheese unchanged
Eggs strong. fresh gathered extras.
21M2Nc: extra tirsts. ESQ 26c. flrsts.
2@G2 seconds. 20G22c. thirds and
poorer. i5Gi9c. fresh gathered dir.
ties. No. ]. la lice: No. and poor
or. l2GI fresh gathered good IA
choice dry. 15G lJc. checks. under
grades. s. o0G4 20. Refrigerator. spe
cial marks. fancy. 25c: irsts IN
24Lc: western whites. c2T2Sc.
Flour firm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-14
THE WEATHER
CONDITIONS

During the past "a hours there were
showers In the ohio valley and middle
Atlantic coast sections. also over the
upper valleys. Fair weather prevails In
nearly all sections this morning. how
ever.
High pressLres continue east OF the
Mississippi. The low pressure area
covers the upper valleys. extending
southwark into the middle west
high temperatures continue In the
mlduir west ana MIDDLE Mississippl val
ley region. extending eastward into
the central valleys.
warm. huuuu weather will continue ia
thiS section Tor the neat 30 hours. win
showers tonight or ThurSdas
Local data highest temperature yes
ter,ts. Sc degrees lowest last night
- ccgrees rainfall. Goa
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To Attend Birthday Parry.

Local Vt. \. DOWler company. Uni
form Ranks knights OF PyiIias OF
TINS city are making great prepare
tiUns To attend the Dirt lday party "a
be given by ". \. Bowler al his home
~ Glendale ON next Monday evening
Dr bowler has extended an invita-
ton 20 the various lodges over this
district 10 attend the party ana very
large crowd is expected 10 be pres
ont. The local lodge will attend IN
body leaving there at seven O'Clock
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Me Mechen Briefs.

= r WcICI las rrfuTurd IN Ui-
home in This city from Cumberland
Nd. where he spent 'Je past wee
with friends and relatives.
ber'ram tu-pk had tho md Of biz
thumb cu' OF while al Work In the
r. 4 q. Yards last Tucsdas evening
~" VIII b' unable 90 work for q feH
DAYS
Scvcrli persons will i"nye over t4e
y. q o. tni~ evening foi Atlantic
city where taey viii remain for the
next ten days
Mrs r. -. Boye-. a. Braddock. Pa
10 pending a fsW DAYS with friends
and relatives tn this cts
William IouliifIe who was badly
injured 60 fov week ago is still con.
fined a. 90" Glendale hospital aI
though h" is area Iy impro.ei
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FINANCIAL.

10 = s Waggoner. > lots. Ia Belle
view $1,000
W l. Mcdul 20 Angelo Caruso. lot.
Warren township. 1925
X " Nicholson 20 l.. " Smith. lot
Irondale. S-2i
Poleslaus Clchocki 20 Waclaw sam.
koV. lot g.. city. Sg1S
Jennie Caftroll 90 jos Isaiah Fcl-
lows. acre. Springfield township:
500.
I y Gro-e 20 Iannarelu Donate.
~ loo acres Suithneld township.
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. Aug. 13-Co.n mounted
to-day TO the highest prices that have
been reached this season The ad-
vance accompanied reports of drought
damage so complete that places IN
Kansas Will not even get back enough
corn for seed. Closing figures were
steady AZ /. a Is a Gsc above last night.
Wheat finished ~ &C TO ssG &c up.
Oats unchanged to &c lower. and pro.
visions at a decline ~ 7i.c 70 i7iz n
20c
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COUNTY COURT
Deeds

VIM. o. caldwell. trustee fo samuel
Coffeld. lot 40 % iu Stecnnrod Ad
dillon. Fulton. Consideration. $500
Loveiaud improvement company "a
Martin l. Clark iots 2U 20 and g.
n1 east side ~ Wtcr'inE avenue
Lov'l1ri Cor alteration. SO
IoVe'lrd Improvement. company fc
Archie D. clark lot 20. sast OF wheel
lrE avenue. iovolaud Consideration
$40
lov'ard Improvement company tc
Albert D. CLARK .of so go. easf of
wheeling avenue. Luts.l1d tousid
GRAFTON. 81
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~ a recent meeting OF the board
Of education OF Union Wistrict. held a,
BenW God 10 was decided to open
school on the second Of September OF
the day following Labor Day Seve
raj ne wteaChers were appointed Al
this meeting ami il Wds also decided
10 use the various school rooms in
This citt until the new high school
buIldins has been completeh
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IN Arrive Snnn

The Cleveland Chair company who
nave the contract for installing the
new seats in the First ~ T.. church
have just about completed the work
and the new seats will probably be
shipped 10 this city the latter part OF
next wek. Il is the aim of Jhe build
ing committee 10 have the church
ready for dedication about the first OF
September
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W'MECHEN
New Floor In Bank.

The new tile flooring being placed
in tho BANK of McMechen mas been
compl"ted and by tomorrow local per
sons viii bA able to walk On same as
II is. boards are being used The
new floor ads much TO the interior OF
the institution and Will last many
years. The tile was also placed just
outside the door leading into the
banking rooms
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Coffee.

SPECIAL h.srsfch 20 the Intel rerCcr
NEW YORK. Aug. t%-Havre mar
ket unchanged. september futures
closed offered al SSJc. December
closed offered az 92Oc: March closed
offered 81 @.5lc. May closed offered
a. $.h-". July closed offered ~ $3.50.
Rio 40 . quoted at 9Sa dgizc. market
firm H. W. MINTORD & 90
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3. & o. Paw Cay.

Yesterday was pay DAY for tie
many local employees Of the n. 4 q.
railroad companw and business as "A
result will be ptIOnaly good dur
ing the next few days. The pay was
OF very large amount due 20 the
large amount of freight being haul
Ell during the past few weeks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-14
STEUBENVILLE

'apr . % Species. builder a. earth
Is tab rnscles. has a force az men ar
work on tho frame work of tho Billy
sunday tabernacle ~ 'he -outhe-
last end is being tullf the room for
fh" ,arefakor ~ 'he tabernacle Fred
'ib'ff will have charge 81 tho tabor
narlr and parties viii stay there niGht
and DAY fol phone is being erect
80 Raising days viii b" on August
-a. ~. -. - conference 81 tho
local committee was h'lG on Tuesday
evening