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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-25
.H0M|LEIlC CLUB BANQUETS
Members Present Have a Very En-.
jOyablc TfInc-AfiliatiOn Idea is
Explained by. President.

The Homelitic club of Wesley COL
lcge held its annual banquet last ev-
ening at the Columbia hotel. Those
who were present besides the men,
bers of the club were the trustees,
president and faculty of Wesley COL
leee with their wifes.
A prominent feature of the banque,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-25

San Francisco. April a5.-Maintain-
ing that she is innocent of any wrong.
Mrs. Grace Harmon Reans. wife of Il
Spartanburg Is. Co. physician. who
has been arrested here. declares that
her desertion from her husband near
ly two years 8 was caused by his
cruelty to her. Mrs. Reams' arrest by
Defective Tom Burke followed a
search that progressed for eighteen
months subsequent t o the flight Of the
Young omar and her f~ive-year-old
Son from the South Carolina town.
Mrs. Reams had denied in toto the
allegations contained in a letter from
Chief of Police w. c. Cash of Spar
tanhurg, which states that she is
wanted there for a statutory offense
and hat she might he found in COM
pany with Roger McCaslan. according
TO a warrant which was secured BY
her surgeon husband whom she de-
serted.
They are wrong to arrest ME on
any such charge as has been made by
my husband" said Mrs. Reams. MY
family is we'll known and respected in
Winston-Salem, n. c., as also is that
of my husband. 1t is a mistake to say
that l lived in Spartanburg, as l was
in that city only for a short time.
II married DR.. Reams seven years
ago when 1 was Grace Harmon, and
for a time We Jared we'll. However.
he began to drink heavily and then he
abused En- always with blows,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-25

but in a manner that women find
worse. l could stand it no longer, and
l left about two years taking u
son.. Orlando. I came directly to San
Francisco. and ,I,came alone. I want
ed to he free, but divorces in the south
are graver matters than in other parts
of the country. Not only are they
hard to secure, but a divoced woman
is obliged to cope with a condition of
aloofneSs that is terrible. to contem-
plate.
They say I left with another man.
| know nothing about lei a person,
but ! can see that such a theory might
have arisen from, perhaps, a simultan-
eous departure of the man in question.
I am not going back, I tell you. I
shall fight extradition to the last"
Opposed to the story of Mrs. Reams
is the information divulged by Detec-
tive Burke. who declares that he has
received a communication from Spar
tanburg which alleges that Mrs.
Reams fled with Roger McCaslan and
that they went to a town a Los
Angeles. taking the name of Rogers.
The. letter, Burke says, states that
Reams secured a warrant and made a
search throughout the country in an
effort to locate his wife.
According to a dispatch from Spar
tanburg, DR.; Reams has spent a small
fortune in his efforts to recover his
child. Spartanhurg people who
know Reams say the wife's statement
that he beat her is incredible.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-25
MUST PAY PART
Of SITE FUND
Citizens Who Refused to Do
nate Cash After Subscribe
ing Lose in Courts.

Jamestown. y. D.. April 25.--Judge
Coffey sentenced two blind piggers
from New Rockford this wee to the
usual ninety days in Jail and $500 fine.
Railroad construction operations
along the Great Northern in Eddy
county attract blind rigsers. who ply
their vocation among the railroad
gangs wherever possible.
Judge Coffey has decided the Fos-
ter county court house case in favor
of the county. Certain citizens of the
county offered to furnish a new site
for a court house and subscribed a
certain amount for tina purpose. Most
of the were paid, the
court in the decision holds that he
board has a right to collect for all
such subscriptions. About 500 re-
manned unpaid.
A hearing in a damage suit from
McIIenry will he given. the case be-
ing a claim for damage against the
McHenry Telephone company for I'M
dcrmining the wall of a cement bust
ness building. The trial in the lower
court gaaVe the plintifi Il verdict of
&700 damages,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-25
ADJUSTMENTS
The CNnECrf

-
GeniuSes. near SeniuseS M would.
be gcniuses will lind plenty of food
for thought at the metropolitan when
David Belasco presents his Very sue
cessful play. The Concert" on Tues
day. April 20.
This is the comedy that will serve
to introduce to the ,hcater-soing pub
lie here. Leo Ditrichstein. an actor Of
sterling worth. Mr.. pitriel,stein has
before appeared i'll Grand
Forks. He is probably better known
here as a playwright than as an actor.
The Concert" tells the story Of the
dnings of Il great musician; Il pianist.
This musician is adored by the music
loving part of the community in
which he lives. He is a temperament
al fellow who thrivcs on feminine ao-
miration. Everythinc is going swir,-
minglN With him until he deserts mis-
sensible wife and takes onc OF the
pretty. married pupils To his
mountain bungalow. He is found there
by his own wife. and the foolish ruri.
away wife is found ny her husband.
Two of three acts take place in the
huHgalow and the action there is said
to make capital comedy.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-25
GRAFTON

Grafton. y. D.. April a5.-F. H.
Sprague, D. c. Moore, ]. II. Frame
and G. s. Hager attended the annual
conclave of the grand commandery
of Knights Templars which met in
Grand Forks the first part of the
week.
Chas. Hamel arrived Friday morn
ing from Chicago to visit relatives.
\ baby hoy arrived Wednesday
morning AT the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
j. j. O'Brien.
Superintendent Erickson left We'd
nesday for Bismarck where he will
attend a meeting of the county super
~intendents of the state.
The Monday Night club who studied
socialism during the past year. have
at the close of their course. given the
books on socialism which they used
brary.
the city Monday evening.
o. l.. Satern of Grand Forks spent
Monday in the city on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis and children
OF Grand Forks spent Tuesday here
with her cousin. Mrs. Charles Carpen-
ter.
Mrs. W. o. Loudenback Of Grand
Forks arrived Monday to accept the
position as cashier in the Chicago de-
partment tore.
II. B. Eggers. Jr.. left Monday for
q short visit at st. Louis. Mo.
Charles Welsh is on the sick list.
suffering from an attack of pneu-
monia.
Van GLADDEN. of the circulation de-
nartment of the Times-Herald trans
acted business here on Thursday.
This evening the Young Peoples
society of the United Lutheran church
will hold their regular meeting, CIV
ing the following program:
Hymn.
Observation-Disclosures. H. j. Glenn.
Recitation-Myrtle Berg.
Reading-Rev. H. ]. Glenn.
Solo-Agnes Heltne.
Paper-''The Salzburgers in Geor-
gia." Mr.. Rutherford.
Hymn.
The funeral of James A. Ruther.
ford who died in Spokane was to be
held this afternoon from the family
residence near Nash. Mr.. Rutherford
Besides his wife and son. he leaves
four more sons Joseph and John in
Walsh county; T. E. in Peterboro,
Ont. and s. r.. in Forward. Sask.
Mrs. Chester Glow of Backoo spen,
part of the week here with Mrs
George Loos.
At the school election held last
Monday Dan Upham was elected in
the first ward. Alex Mclean in tho
second ward and j. j. O'Bricn in the
third ward.
Charles Eggers spent a few day.
here with his parents this week.
Miss Elizabeth Kelly spent Monda,
in Grand Forks visiting relatives.
Rev. r. NJ. Broadbrooks has re.
+ signed his p~astorate Of the Presby.
terrain church here and will leave
about the first of June. Rev. AMI
Mrs. Broadbooks have made man,
friends during their two years her,
"ho will regret to have them leave.
The band gave it's first. evenins
street concert OF Tuesday evenint
and a large crowd was out to hear it
. Attorney F. B. Feetham Of Crane
Forks was a business visitor here OF
Thursday.
The Grafton orchestra will give {
dance on Friday evening.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-25
Woman Gambler Piles up Wealth

Husband Dies. Leaving Her Without Money to Pay OF Servants. But
She Turns Fifth Avenue Mansion Into Gaming House for Fair
Ones-New York Detectives After Safe Blowers.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-25

MORE PERMITS SURRENDERED,
Devils Lake. \. D.. April o5.-A. c.
lines. proprietor of the Owl phar-
macy. surrendered his druggist per-
init yesterday. Only three permits
are left in the city.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-25
CONTEST ELECTIONS
Mohall Probably Will Have Suit Fol-
lowing Hot Campaign.

Mohall. \. D., April 25.-Con,cnd-
sng that six votes which We're de-
clared invalid by the election board
and MOI counted. should have been
counted. and had they been counted
the votes cast for the offices for which
they We're candidates. G.. Gunderson
and j. Halliday. who were candidates
for aldermen at large in the recent
city election at Mohall. and Lewis
Heiner. who WIS a candidate for police
magistrte. have commenced proceed
3ngs eontestins the results of the cleo
ton. Gundersnn and Halliday are
and Christ Thorson, and Heiner Is
conteSting ". 4. ONerinr.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-25

one card read Smith and the other
read Jones' The, two recipients said:
Burns. hey" in meditative voices.
You could hang a man on that
evidence said Burns"
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-25
REJECTS CLAIMS
hIinot Commissioners Di>allow Flood
Claims Filed by Citizens.

Minot. n. D.. April 25.-Cla;ms filed
with the City commissioners by Prof.
J. +. knowlton and c. r. Thatcher
for losses sustained during the recent
flood in the coulees west of Jarvis
street. were rejected Mr.. Knowlton's
claim was for about $500 and Mr..
mr. $500
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-25
GETS NEW TRIAL.
Action Involving Portal Bank and
E0.mCr sheriff Sent Back.

Bismarck. y. u, April 25.-Che SUI
preme court yesterday remanded the
case of the First International Bank
of Portal against JOHN ]. Lee. involv-
ing damages for alleged failure upon
the part of the sheriff to seize prop
erty on a writ Of attachment. was re-
manded to the district cour Yesterday
for new trial.
The district Il granted a new
trial recently. the bank appealing from
that decision and seeking to have the
original verdict against Lee maintain
ed.
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in from the men who are already in
the ministry. The last speaker OF
the evening was the president of Wes-
ley college, DR.. E. P. Robertson. Dr..
Robertson's subject was the "Affllia-
ton Idea" He said that Wesley COL
lege should not he regarded as a
separate and distinct college but
should be regarded as part of the uni.
versity.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-25

making such an agreement with that
man Harte You we're a darn fool"
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-25
ENFORCING FISH PRoTE cT1ox.

Cakes. n. D.. April 25.-The local
fishermen are elated over the prompt
name in which the new state game
and fish board acted on complaints
of illegal fishing in the James river
near here. District Deputy Warden
Bjorke was sent here by the board
and seized and confscated five nets.
He also caught one man in the act
OF stretching a net and arrested him.
Later the fisherman pleaded guilty
and was fined.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-25

was the excellent program which had
been arranged. F. D. Conoway acted
as POSTMASTER.
A. L. Pardue was called upon to
speak for the seniors. His subject
was THE Homiletic Club" John
Ogren, representing the trustees, out
lined the responsibility which the
students carried. DR.. j. G. Moore
told of the splendid reports coming
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-20

Ro.a Flat. Who is employed az pitte
hurrh is spending % Few days with
friends and relatives ln this clty
Fred o Punk vas in Wheeling yes
lcrdat afternoon trangacfing business
for 20 frw hours
several local persons who are a.
tending school az Uuchaunon arrived
hom" yesterday Co spend their Easter
vocation with their parents
Many visitors are expected IN this
ciiy TODAY and tomorrow Nv attend
if" Sunday school convention.
k"V D. B. Rutzby. pastor Of tho st.
Matthews German Lutheran church.
7i Nrnwood. vas in THIS citv Yesterday
CaIInr on friends
IhlIip Ehoitnc ~ The Foetoria Glass
tomprrv. Is spending few DAYS 90
richmond. Va transactiug business
The work of draining tho lake ~ tho
camprroundg a. progressing along
vcrt nicely and the body of water
will soon Do n thins Of the past
Oscar Hyrncq. vino is employed %
FaIrmcnf is spending % few davq Win
Dis parents On this city
" y link. 90 second street ercrf
Yesterday NJ S. Clairs,uio. ~ frans.
acting business
Several Now Hartley Davidson motor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-20

cycles are due 20 arrive in this city
the last 81 the week
Edward MurOrri. who is EMPLOYED
a. McConneilsville. Pa. f. spending
few days with his parents in this
city.
Glen Dubois Is seriously 100. az his
home. on Sixth street. With an attack
% pneumonia
The Faster programs IN the various
churches ~ this city have been com.
pletod
Gilbert Smith has returned homo
from Pittsburgh Pa. where he spent
Tho past Few DAYS visiting friends and
relatives
Funeral services over The remains
~ The infant child Of Mr. and Mrs
Charles White will b. held This after.
noon
The usual weekly dance viii be
given This evening 90 The Zig store
huildinc hail
J. Y. Thomas. manager OFT Tho o..
phrum Theatre was In Wheeling yes.
terday afternoon transactinE business
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-20
THOUSANDS FIND
LIFE A BURDEN
Science Finds New Modern Remed,
the Best to Restore Health.
Strength and Courage.
HEALTHY sToMAcHs HEALTHY
SYSTEM.
Wonderful Medicine "Rhubsrsi" -
Swings Balance Between Broken
Health and visor and Energy.

Perfect health is almost impossible
with the little care given TO health By
present day people The persistent
and constant abuse given the body by
irregular living is making physical
wrecks almost by the million. Only
TO late do these people realize wha.
they have done to themselvcs-only
when their systems have been run
down-worn out and they having wha.
We term Modern his do they strive
to check the damage they have done
To themselves.
1t is "A sad truth that nearly all OF
those suffering from modern ills
could have prevented their condition
with reasonable care-but now suffe.
from poor appetite, indigestion. bad
circulation. constipation. headaches
dizziness. gas on the stomach and be
Ing IN constant misery, Dependency
and lack OF ambition Is nearly always
due directly or indirectly to the stom-
ach as IL also many cases Of so-callei
kidney trouble.
"Rhubaral' IL formula evolved
from the experience Of famous doctor,
i'm the treating OF such ailments Its
chief medicinal effect is obtained
from Turkish Rhubarb" which Is
known the world dAer for its wonder
full effect In stomach troubles. Turk
ish Rhubarb" is totally different
plant from the American Rhubarb IN
both appearance and action and the
Turkish Rhubarb" grows only In
Asistic countries.
The expert Of THE Rhubaral Rene
dy Co." who IL introducing this re-
markable remedy.ir Wheeling at Nc
I.ain's drug store. at the corner OF
Twelfth and Market ST, is being keeps
busy from morning until night giving
visitors who wish to test the remedy
small doses OF "Rhubaral' from
miniature fountain.
"Rhubaral" can only be obtained
at one drug store in a community and
McIains has the exclusive agency for
Wheeling. The preparation IS sold on
u money back basis II the buyer IS
not satisfied. While hundreds Of bot
ties OF "Rhubsral' has already been
sold since its introduction in Wheel
inE-not "A single bottle has been re-
turned. showing the excellence OF the
preparation. on the other hand scores
have returned to the store 10 procure
moro bottles and have proclaimed its
almost Immediate and wonderful
action. inquiries are coming in
with every mail inquiring when
the medicine will he introduced
in their section and many orders
have been received direct.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-20

The total loss 20 the PARIS Run
Coal company engine house. which
was destroyed by firo early yesterday
morning Will not exceed $4,000. ac-
cordinE 20 Tho Information given ont
.a7t evening by Car Hunter. one Of
the owners OF the mine. n the en-
zines ar" not damaged 10 any great
extent by the heat az Tho Ere the on
tire amount Will not Amount 20 mora
than s2.op0 or probably 81 500. TIC
heaviest damage done Nas The fall.
.ng Of DO" heavy iron cage t0 The bot.
tom az TIE shaft. which is l22 feet
deep. The Gag" was badly damaged
and VIII have 10 hr REBUILT 3 new
cable will have 90 Do. purchased Tho
origin OF th" fire. 's Unknown. but 70
.- Thought was caused hy proo.of
electric Wire The appraiser az tho
EnHheifnrr Insurance company urro
OH ne ground Yesterday and Poe ~.
act loss Hil bn made known frf.
morning The miro employs about
l.l mon. Who 400 ha thrown out az
work h"p1.re win ha started fhts
morning and ftn CLEARING aH4t OF fls
debris from 'lr hoi.firr engine. va4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-20

The Conservatory Concert compan,
of ithaca. " b.. which was broushf
fo tra cts under the auspico- or ODD.
pupils az the Seventh and Eighth
rtrd'a ~ tho local schools. doiirLfod
a. largo audience last evening iu tlc
auditorium ~ fhe Central school with
several ~ ifs nuubert Tho COMPANY
came very highly recommended. Tho
program proved very pleasing aud
fhn uppiIueo was great
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-20

large force Of men M work this
morning constructing the high struc-
tural iron towers botNcen this city
and Wheeling. About twenty-five og
tho towers have been already Install
"d and tho work will bc rushed with
all possible speed in order that the
came viii bc completed before the
Winter sets 90 and tho local plant viii
Then b." Kept ready for 1850 in cmsr.
gcuCy cases only Tho total cot Of
tlie system will Doc boo fho ncighbor
hood OF fGOODu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-20

picked MIN" is boIng or-lni1ad
u This citv fo play tl. local tfrh
school team nc2t Saturday afternoon
nn the Fifth street rark Tho high
school team h1s boon rracticlur zach
evening fhis week and are f1.t round
'r. u fhapo for fro opening of fhc
SEASON Thr rtmc between tine two
above teams is attracting much af
tfr'Inn and a urge crowd v.1 Ikeft
be on hands t1 witness frc nrr- strue.
vIr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-20

Ih" city council met in special SOS.
SION last evening at tho city building
ud cariGsscd The votes cast az tho
recent city election All the ofiters
'hat wore announced elected on the
nisht of tho election were declared
elected and no changes we're made IN
the standings. Tho new city officials
viii take The oath OF Office on ApriI g..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-20

more than once the office / now hold.
when rendered: I accepted ~ riUHlly
only or condition that Governor ella So
cock. Who desired 20 appoint me. should
De given clearly t. understand mat !
deemed myself an independent voter and
had actually voted against him and the
Republican legislature at the preceding
election. II that Dee politics. make the
most OF II. n the state board OF health
II bad board, then. while ] am q
public servant on u 7 can only continue
To do my duty for tho people honestly
ana loyalty" like the chiefs Of de
partments' IN Wheeling. determined at
the same time 20 take adva rtage Or the
first opportunity that presents itself to
improve the state government As tho
voters land. I trust also the chiefs OF
depIrtmeuts'D Of Wheeling are deter
mined 20 improv" their city government
on Tuesday next
Respectfully.
CIfAS. 4. WTNGERTER
Easter Hats for men. $50. S1es,
$3.50. 50. MeFADDENS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-20

Four printers employed Of tho Echo
anil Journal ~ This cts. walked ouf
Yesterday morning 10 o. said that
.lrv have organized Tvpograph. caI
linton. giving Tho Number Hs No -fg
The uuion Del said fo be- composed ~
Ton printers in this city who are em.
r'''"d 90 The vsr.ou7 job offices Tho
f1rore were publ. he'd as usual Sos.
torday evening and on The streets az
me usual hour
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-20

T." county court md .rr wheel
.rg Electric company disposed oi tho
.-nurhIfa matter which has been hg
.Hro fhc court during 'Ic past two
days and tho frauchi.e was granted
18TH 70 wrinDr "details attached
Tl" franchise. 30 $50 br recalled. was
fHr tbe company fo r.s thc county
roads Tor fhr erection Of JOS high
tension ayF''m and tower. over tue
r'Id IN" company stated before
'io court th1t Tho e.'r purpose v1s
f1 furnish tho people OF fhIs city
Ir'''- service and cheaper rafos Tho
T.frm al1 cross fhr roads huf four
'mrs and that wilI bo made far upon
fur h.l above Glendale ATTORNEY
Martin Uruwn appeared for resident.
'1r~ f'" rll'r anI ATTORNEY = O.
simpson appeared Tor ftc rlcrtri,
company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-20
House s. Hermann

convention and will be assisted By
Rev " A. Riddle. OF Sherrard The
program contains some very inter
"ating topics 20 b. touched upon by
several prominent speakers Of THE
county and very large crowd is ex-
pccted 10 attend. Two silk fag- VIII
b. presented % the various classes
~ The convention having the largest
pfroUrfaE" ~ Attendance 80 fl. con
veuiion and also % tho largest per.
ceniage OF attendance OF the chart
erred organized audit Hble class All
are Invited 10 attend The convention
which viii boz held in thr FIrst Pres.
hii'r.1n church ou Third street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-20

lioV Haurfl who haI u. mIafDr
'une N have hi. icr cuf m vt.fa. I'd
t"mufnv fo board slow moving
freight train 10 IufIs.ou fa.f Tur.la.
1rI vrr 900. rushed fs flI. fI.rf,I.
hospital af Glendale. d.. r.rorf.t ,s
."'iIrr fInrr .'rF nicely nnd 1900 ro.
.H.'r Tho rf.rrf OF fIn Injuries
could r0f hr n-fr rfa.n"d l1af evening
hHf Dol" urriIre physicians state
f.F I. 500 r,rurrr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-20

Ih" man who has used chamber.
A.n touEh Remedy and watched and
Nv HNu fHalfed ls remarkable cura
Tive properties viii toll Won hal Ia has
no superior Tor coughs and colds The
F'Wdr tahIn success ~ this urouarn.
y aided hN Tho personal recon- ncnda.
lions or people who have been cured
hl i hns made if ono az tho most
popular medicines In uec Try 81 when
Won have couEn or cold and realra
ior yourself Whaf ID first class cough
medicine VIII accomplish For sale
hy 0N dealers Adv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-20
M0UNDSVlLLE
HeedY Funeral Today.

Funeral services over the remains
Of the late Jonn !. IIeedy will be- held
this morning az o'clock ~ the st.
Navicrs' Catholic church Rev.
Father Flanagan will odiciaie In
termeut will be made al GrcenlaWn
cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-20

arrangement hat" boon practical
lr completed for tho onounei OF tho
Marshall county Sunday School con.
V'ntiou which VIII ho hold today and
Fr.da. james 10 V1rrIoft. president
~ Che association. VIII preside 90 tlr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-20

Mr W o. Moore. eupcriutrrd,nt
~ The Wood f,ld schoois. who was
in tIis city last Saturday. convcrsing
With Tho member Of the board az
education. viii likely Boz appointed
'n 900 the vacancy caused bv the roz
'cuati1u az Prof Gc1rFe Huhhs SIR.
Moore hne lrrrn very hiFhly recon.
ruondcd hy bis home counfy poopIo
md is n married m1u and IL is said
H" has ftvorahiy Impressed the mom
hfra of fhr board