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The Forrest City times., 1913-08-01
HOW TO TREAT PIMPLES AND
 BLACKHEAOS

For pimples and blackheads the fol lowing is most effective and eco nouical treatment: Gently smear the affected parts with Cuticsra Oint. nent, on the end of the finger, but to not rub Wash of the cuticura Ointment in five minutes with Cuti- cura Soap and hot water and continue bathing tor some minutes. This treat uent IS best on rising and retiring At other times use Cuticura Soap freely for the toilet and bath, to as- sist in preventing inflammation. irri- tation and slogging of the pores, the common cause of pimplee. biackheads, redress and roughness, yellsw. oily. nothy and other unwholesome condi- tions 0; the skin.
 Cuticura Soap and Ointment sold throughout the world Sample Of each free. with 32-p. Skin Book Address post card .Cuticura, Dept L, Boston Adv.
The Forrest City times., 1913-08-01
B. Y. ?. U. ENDS SESSION.
Baptist Organization Gro~ing-PIsns
 Being Made for Expansion.

Western Newsrapsr vai5- News Serv:ce
 Philadelphia ninth Arkansas summer ass snhly Of sae Baptist young people of Arkansas came 10 close here with the officers ot the conyen ton seeking some scheme 10 expand during the next year All records for attendance were broken. and boarding accommodation having been oyertax ed promoters Of the assembly are care of crowd of 1000 next summer The tormitoriss and other buildings or Ouachit2 College have become in adequate to house the visitors who come here 70 spend a wssk ia study and recreation
 The assembly this year las been aot only largely attended. but more enthusiasm and purpose have been Tanitested hy chCss taking part
 The growth of the assembly has aeen phenomenal. there beng loa pres enC on the first assembly held a, Browns Sprtnss~ nine years ago There were about S9Q this year. Tee con Teution is permanently located at Ark adelphia on the campus 7f 0aaebita College
 District 2 Little Rock and territory adjacent H. (. Locke. leader. B Y ?. ' won the distrtc- banner This includes the B2ptls- churches ot Lt- t.e Rock represented here. and $ has d on attendance and mileage The Nontrose organization won the indi- vldual banner for excellence 4 dele garion of II jo1rneye,i all the way -om he state line On the southeast and not only demonstrated that a isrge per centage Of their membership attended. 6at also showed figures rhat admits T. to the ranks Of the 4 : gaioa
The Forrest City times., 1913-08-01
TIRED OF HIS PEEWSHNESS
Millionaire Gently Reminded That He Was Not Alone in Quest of
 the Missing Link.

A western millionaire of the newly rich" variety recently came to New York and one of his first extravagant purchases was a pair of diamond srusted cun1inks. for which he paid e5o
 But the pride of possession lasted only two days. for one of the links became lost High and low the mil tionaire hunted for 1t, turning the whole hotel upside down in the search, but 1t was not recovered. But he would not give up the search.
 One evening week later. while giv- ing dinner party 10 8 few friends and business associates. he recounted the circumstances of his loss and con cluded by saying:
 "Confound 1t. don't understand 1t Here I've spent a whole week hunt ing for that there missing link. and still. by crackey. I can't find it,
 oh. cheer up" advised one Of the men who was bored by the recital Charles Barwin spent a whole life time in the same quest, but he wasn't half as peevish as you are'"
The Forrest City times., 1913-08-01
Roas pet-tlon Receiuea

Little Rock-A petition for road tmpr0E emert district in Poinset coua- " 70 provide for the building Of eight miles Of gravel highway between the town Of Fisher and ghe county line. vas received al the Department of Lands. HighWays and Improvement last week County Judge Ben P. Cole of Poinsett county Is active in The movement to obtain the road. A sur vey vill be made by State Highway Engineer F. A Kingsley early In An gust
The Forrest City times., 1913-08-01
To Hols Preferential p.,~.-,

FayetteTjl'e-T decide xho z.u be The Democratic congrassional clndt rate from the southern section Of the Third District, Judge John Y TIlm an or Fayetteville, former president ot the University of Arkansas. and S,ate Senator Rodgers Of Gravetta have agreed 10 hold a preferential primary n Washington county. tha home 3f Judga T-ilman. on August
The Forrest City times., 1913-08-01
ouaenlta College Gets ss.ooo

ATkadelphia--Through the phnau thropy Of W T Cone Of Mo1trcse. Ouacnita College last week became the beneficiary of 5000 Owing 10 the erection of some new buildings preparatory 10 expanding the enroll nsn1 ot boarding students great deal Of expense has been engailed. The contract for the building of a sIo098 annex 70 Jhe girls dormitory has been awarded This building will be ;he nome of a new department. that Of do nest>q scsence.
The Forrest City times., 1913-08-01
New Officers Eie-t@s.

Lj.tIe Rock-The Arkansas Optical Association elected the following ot- ficers for the ensuing year z E. Gas tleoerry Of Little Rock. president. ( II. Carmichael Of Bonneville vice president. ard J s Murphy of Little Rock, secretary treasurer The execu- tsye committee Is com posed of Mrs. H r. AcPaddeu Of Stu-sgart. Frank J Tibbits ot Little Rock. J NJ Terrell of Fl Dorado and the pres;ienE and secretary
The Forrest City times., 1913-08-01
No. Too Hot

The kindly district nurse had sent 10 Mary's cheerless home fuel and food and clothing Several days later she visited the house to find Mary and the family warm. comfortable and happy
 You're such a good woman" said the little mother earnestly And I've been praying to the dear Lord every night that he will bless you. and when you die send you to a nice. warm place"
The Forrest City times., 1913-08-01
EverNhcdH Morks Rnad

Ashdowu. - Merchants Iawva-s tankers. doctors, laborers. worked sidA by side in building a highaay from Ashdo~n to Wilton. two miles of rha road being completed. About 100 mules were used. Strung out for a distance of nearly two miles there were sev. eral hundred workers composed Of stump diggers, axmen. water car. riers and numerous other .aborers with road oyerseers "bossing the {ob- J. R. Shilder. government good roads expert, was boss foreman
The Forrest City times., 1913-08-01
M-ALAu NItli pac,..a.

Little Rock-That T0hn NcEay who escaped death by hanging last Narch Vhen Gover11r Joe T Robinson com muted his sentence 70 lire imprisoa raen1. and who since has .aiu on d cot ar The ate Hospital for Nervous Diseases suffering from a pronounced attack of collapse delirium. will iu time recover. is the opinion Of Dr. I L. Greene. superintendent of the hospi tai
The Forrest City times., 1913-08-01
Something to Rer.,

Now is the time to n,,os
 achieve, now. now." s.ia m m hl Hapgood in an eloquent poI,,,.'' a'a dress in New York. '
 Remember, my friends" sal. :, Hapgood. the present Is the t,,' v from which you hoped So nn.. ,uuu
The Forrest City times., 1913-08-01
4 DOCTORS STATEMru,

J. R Wells. Nj. D.. Weidner Ar,
 T have been practicing in Arkans,. .s ,N''z and constantly prescribe Mendenbss0'ss .0 ss' ssa' q Fever Tonic, where quiuine is co,sA. ssai dicated for children and adul,, x;I Iia4a stomachs- It sticks where o,h. ~a No cure no pay-Ady. at
The Forrest City times., 1913-08-01
Depot Plans Rece se6.

Batesvl!le-Plans have been receiv- ed here for tae new Ir-n Mountain d. poI TO be erected n Pa. -svllle. and General Superintendent Murphy an. nounces that vors MI sta-- cary ln August
The Forrest City times., 1913-08-01
NEW BONDS UNNECESSARY
Attorney General Rules in FsVor o'
 Insurance Companies.

v.s,. rn Newspaper Union News servi--
 yjttle Rock k-fn an opinion handed down by Attorney General William L. .5oore sets forth that there exists ID ,.e amendment to the antitrust aet enacted by the last general asseno.f no provision for new bonds for ipsuF .nca companies operating within As .sate The opinion was sought oS l.
The Forrest City times., 1913-08-01
RUB-MY-USM

VIII cure your Rheumatlsn and :, kinds Of aches and pains-Neur,l,,. . Cramps. Collie. Sprains, Bruises rs,. s Old Sores. Burns. etc. An.i...a' Anooyne. Price 25c.-Adv
The Forrest City times., 1913-08-01
Fruit Shipment Reaur-

Delight There have been eight cars Of peaches and cantalou2es shipped from here this season and rho gather ing or cantai0upes has iu@t Jegu1 The farmers are r@aliziEg good prices for their produce here
The Forrest City times., 1913-08-01
erutet

My husband is one of K stubborn men in the world s nx
 He can't be any mora than mine" stahaon
 "Oh, yes. I'm sure he mus, terday l had an engagemep, ta him at three o'clock" ~ nes
 "Yes7"
 We'll it was nearly 4:so ,, got there. and he won't aarn,. 'aa the rest he got while be wss ,s.u ..,'' ~ did him good" 'ut,e
The Forrest City times., 1913-08-01
Perhaps They n.

MT, Flatbush-This paper say,n. in Italy 6o0,oe0 persons find sm,,. l ment Tn rearing silkworms ''
 Mrs Flatbush-Wen. hoos ,o . cious they bring them up proas,','
The Forrest City times., 1913-08-01

Hope Among the features planned hv the Hempstsad County Union Fair 1hicn gill be held here September 23 70 27. is course of lectures on the subject q agriculture.
The Forrest City times., 1913-08-01
ScrSnS5H-

Mollie-What were you and that fellow arguing about
 Choliie-The size of my head Mollie-Oh. that was the bone of contention was it7
The Forrest City times., 1913-08-01
Summer Sarosln.

Grace is always good at barv,,,, How, now?"
 My coat of tan cost sl5O She ,,, one just like 1t for sl0."
The Forrest City times., 1913-08-01
More Counties Settle

iitl.e Rock--Se--I4uents for .h-es ,s4l 1-Ilonai couutes were nsda v5,b ,r Treasurer John " rr3okar, =, .ars = week, the total collections r,-rAs os o ;n n,--eg2J.ng s-5.a4e Those ooiTa.. r1,l. cou} called and -he amounts turn. Johnson each follow F. Matthews Po-gns ArIy. s5.7o0; Eugene Lane, ,..,--------~5u*iy. =. s23.tol0I. F. B. Ia
 . ansas county. S47.l4ls3 ed that the
 staee of resh i1''o' ot s'a'a. ~ho fear 4te insurance fnendments relieving the snits filed accessibility and pledging tions. might b 0'''l 1'A-l4'-s 10 d5tend the companies ,lS' ueh as corpora-
 bIank form construed to require attorney genera 'uFhish pond
 ed hv insurance vas prepared 1y the of tnon.ledee O, which will be sign anendmeuts. accompanies as a pledge signing of new, 'He psoF'slohs of the hona,ng compad which viil make rhe )onds bv insurance and
 aies unnecessary.
The Forrest City times., 1913-08-01
Enthusiast

An up-to-date preacher. you ayrl Yes. His sermons ars bristIlp, with motor car metaphors"
The Forrest City times., 1913-08-01

Water . blulng ad1Itera:ion. Glass sni water waseS l1G9 blue costly. Buy Ret Cro>s Ba'i Rlle, ma kes clothes winter than snow. Adv.
The Forrest City times., 1913-08-01
Must Be Away

T haven't quarreled with my vli. for a week"
 When do you expect her homer
The Forrest City times., 1913-08-01
Granrlated Fvelids rnr.,i

The ~ors' rzs9s. 10 matter of how lon 2 stauGt1s- a-s cured hy tne wonderful old re .te pr Pa-t@rs 4 A1-is~ptlc HeaiIuE Oil Relieves pan azd heas at the same ti4ae- -@c. s3c. g. @a
The Forrest City times., 1913-08-01
Case ip Print

Pa, what is dollar diplcmacy~
 Borrowing a dollar, son, from man who doesn't want to lend its
The Forrest City times., 1913-08-01

Occasionally 2 man kicks because his name IS in the paper-in small type
The Forrest City times., 1913-08-01
Fer -nark nf -rin1

Why don't women dress senslblya" If they dld, half the industries Of the world would go 70 smash
The Forrest City times., 1913-08-01

Cheap people are always looking for something cheaper than themselves
The Forrest City times., 1913-08-01
HAYS WELCOMED
 HOME BY CROWD
CAMDEN sUSPENos BUSINESS TO RECEIVE SUCCESSFUL
 CANDIDATE
LITTLE ROCK MEN WITH PARTY
sPeeiai Train Carries Deieeatio1-Jur ist Egiosized by Speakers at
 Mass Meeting.

seste-1 Newspaper Union News Service. l Camden--A tratnload or pronIaent ! oaen n state politics vera ia Camden ] 1elping the citizens make merry over 1 the election Of Judge George " Hays ss governor Al! business vas a. a l candstIn
 The escort os a6oat one hundred men reached Camden in their special ran Tbe waoie city. headed 5y the ] Camden brass band under the leader ship of the famous blind cor-sNs- I ;. Ashford. vas a. the station Every automobile had been reQuLs1-joaed and I number Of carriages in addition 70 cary the visitors 10 the Ogach.ta Ho- tel, Ehzrs theg were seryed wifn din 8er
 ae sPeec11na king was held at the courthouse. where the biggest croEi ever gathered withln the xaiEs ot the building had assembled The corri dors and st2i-~ays were filled <ith people. and the large cogrrroom was packed The crowd <as estimated a about I.z09
 Mayor l L Morgan presided as chairman over the meeting. making the opening address. n which he stat ed the purpose Of the cIeh-acion and welcomed rh4 visitors.
 He was followed by Col Louis Bagerlsin. cashier Of the Ouachita Val ley Bank. and q well knoTn local poll VI BanerIein told many anecdotes Of Judge Hays life during the 25 years they hare seen intimate. describing amidst uproa-ious applause. the srrug- gles Of the poor farmer boy 70 support his widowed mother and 10 secure tte rudimcnts os an education.
 City Attorney Harry Hale Of Little Rock kept the audience n a burst Of nerTtment fer 10 minutes. while he told jokes and stories
 He vas followed by Dr J W Meek. one of the best known physicians of thls section Of the state
 Rev W. V Wright. pastor of the First Baptist church. told of his as ] soeiatioas EHh Judge Hays as h.s pastor. He declared he had never known better Christian man.
 Many other prominent men made 1 brief speeches of two or three minutes l each. among them Prof Samson of ! Amity. former superintendent of the ] Third District Agricultural School a- Magnolia Hon. H S Powell. q we'll knoE-n lawyer Of this city. Fred Pat tee. Blllr Harowitz and H ' Smith ! ot Little Rock. and Hon Dougal Nc MiiHan of Philadelphia
 Judge Kirby of the Arkansas ST. . preme Court made the closing address and paid a tribute 10 the people ot lis section Of the state for having dis l covered J1dge Hays and hou6fed him Heher Springs Eli = Evans aged
The Forrest City times., 1913-08-01
WILL RELIEVE NERVOUS pEpprs,,o,

hND IDH NPIkITN ne pl1 ctandArd general trersthsnns o,,, GRDF KS TAsTHLBs cnH TSgNfC xrnsss ,s V llyer To acton. drives out Malaria and bulds us N system sure Appetizer and Ald 1o dls.s.. For adults and children. Ss esnta
The Forrest City times., 1913-08-01
Heber Spr.ngs.-Eh x. Evans. aged

Heber Springs Eli x. Evans. aged sl years. 9 prosperous farmer of the Prlm neigh 55orhood, in Cleburne coun- v. Tas united !n marriage to Mrs Martha ?. Slater. s years old In cie' Ell is an old Fe8erai soldier and a man Of hymenial history. He was divorced from his third wife last Christmas and has ever since been on the lc~,ouJ for taa fourth He says that an octogena-ian has inc same Friv.Iese Of marrying that a fellow of only one score years has. and tha- ae feels no compGnctlon ot conscience for exercising h.s privilege
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-07-24
A Book of Sketches
Biographical
Historical

TABLE OF CONTENTS: o.
Stephens; The Wise Man and Silly King
Scotch; Robert Toombs: Life Sketch Some Anecdotes
Last Public Speech The Glory
Wit and Humor The Egyptian Sphinx
of RoIo; Abraham Lincoln
War; The Struggle of Church Against
Delmonco's;
cs; The Oddities of the Great Pages Lost From Book;
and the Lands The Stewardship The Reign of the
Concerning Money! A Bitter
Children; where Am At; The Man Is
Latin and Practical
to Orators and Oraory Socialism and One of It's Great
Common Sense EduCatiOn Some Aftermath War
Stephens ToombS, Ben Hil
$780, Single
Dartmouth College Decisions
Late Birthday; American
Judicial O1garchy
Richly ilustrated-Cloth bound. Postpaid S1.OO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-11
PEOPLE EXCITED
OVER STRANGE DISCOVERY
New Liquid That Is Curing Certain Diseases a III b,
Miracle Has Startled City and State.

Atlanta. Ga-Many people OF this
city have become greatly interested
in a strange new liquid that seems TO
possess Il remarkable power over GER
tain diseases and which was recently
introduced here by an Indiana man.
who claims 10 have spent the best
years OF his life and a vast sum OF
money perfecting it
The preparation. 1t seems. is com
posed almost entirely of the Juices or
extracts OF a collection of roots and
leaves n II Is made by a secret pro-
cess known only to the discoverer
and his chemists. owing TO the ma
ture OF its ingredients il is known as
Root Juice compound and according
to the many glowing reports that
have come from Atlanta people who
have used II. its power over certain
conditions OF i'll health seems little
short OF miraculous.
1t is said TO exert a wonderfully
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-11
HUSBANDS HAIR
II II j. Thinning Out or Full Of
Dandru0. Isc Partisan
Samr al nnce-

Most men. and husbands IN yarticu.
llr. ore carclD.- regarding tho care Of
flo hllr.uo until 10 comes out by the
romh.I' do They really take notice
f... r wrs Doe too ltfr
I f... husbands hair ia getting
.rn DR. Hs has dandrun or fhe scalp
f.H'. ..I hrrue-fato Immediate ac
fIou d1 NOT le' him become a bald
head
Got from u drurgist or toilet
counter OBJ 20 cent bottle ~ Parisian
-aEn Wuh 90 well into the scalp every
night Tho first application VW re-.
move dardmn when the hair stops
.1IIur aud the now growth appears
F. r r''It other u.ghf until the hair e.
ftich nrd abundant
IHrieIIu Sage ia 1 doirhffui and On.
r. rorati0r hair tonic for mon. women
ul children If le scientific prcpa
.1f.ou hH.od ou a thorough knowledge
NJ what B.. needed hy tho hair aud
calp to korp them perfectly healthy
nd romofo danIruT. stop scalp itch
ma falling ttir surely Try Partisan
are Look fnr rho trade mark on
'vorF package. the Girl With Auburn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-11
RESINOL STOPS
TORTURING ITCH

There Is no earthly need Of itching
and scratching No matter how long
you have suffered. no matter how
many treatments you have tried.
there are thousands who have been
in as bad a plight. and who have
found perfect skin health in Resinol
In even the stubbornest cases Of
eczema, ringworm or other torment
ing. unsightly humor. a warm bath
with Resinol Soap and a single ap-
plication OF Resinol Ointment stop
the itching Instantly Healing begins
az once. and soon this simple. pleas
n and economical treatment clears
the trouble away After that. the
regular use OF Resinol Soap for the
toilet and bath IS usually enough 10
prevent ifs return.
Resinol Soap t21cJ. and Resinoi
Ointment t5pc and 5000. are also
speedily effective for pimples. black.
heads. dandrun sores and many
forms Of piles Prescribed hy doctors
for the past eighteen years. and sold
by practically every druggist In tho
United States For trial free write
20 Dept 3i.R. HcsinoI. Baltimore Nd
Buy In the original blue packag. and
avoid substitute
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-11
THE THEATER
4 GREAT SUCCESS

The audionc" that attended tho
Court Theater last night ml.Ht have
stepped ont ~ their Umousiuas fo ~.
tend tl" opening night az au liIst4r
NO" for. theatrical production BOO.
eff.d OF Tho fret display ~ fhn EcIoc.
TIC EiIW Company motion pictures
Of Victor iiuro.e "fre Miserable
Md 'h" applause that followed fr
tiri'u. comes iu tho tragic Iifn OF
Jean Vatican might have been accord.
'1 'I. "h.. initial feh and blood 4r
fDi- whose shadows ON OBJ. tpranr
hold Obj" hog.e quiet through "a two.
hnu and Half performance
irH Miserable" la r forecast .r
7 H'f a FOB como bon motion pictures.
1rd fhr ir'r0durt ON ~ Pho f'm m
tr.' GAS. trrIfn.s o. but 90 H.rf of
Pho artistic pinnacle toward which tho
industry la afrIiIur
Victor HIrD'a masterpiece Ia de-.
Hfed With moro finish f.tr any m.
ZION picture That Ita .r f.r H.ar
-.pHu and Ifs fault which 4rr orI.
'.'H.o of too much detail Hr. Iuf flr
growing paine of au infant ar
ira Miserable ufII again b. mr..
scented to-day and f1. morrow with
matinee each day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-11

Mystic lodge 40. "a. *. OF T.. Elm
Grove. held It's regular meeting last
evening and transacted the regular
business or the lodge. after which a
short social session was enjoyed.
IN" Patterson council Will hold It's
su!ar monthly meeting this evening at
TIE town hall. Several matters OF i'm
iprtance viii be taken up.
br. Leech Cracraft has gone 10 Chi
cage, where he VIII attend the manual
session 81 tho National Surgical CON
gress 90 he held all his week.
Henry clay camp. Modem Wo0dmen
or America. will hold its regular meet
Several matters OF importance viii he
taken np and a fun attendance is ex-
TIE heavy snow which has fallen
within the past few DAYS has broken
the awning - the Bedlllion store.
Born..To AIr. and Mrs. George MARBLE.
Elzie Williams United tsates DEPUTY
marshal. iett yesterday with "a bunch OF
Iedsf"i prisoners Tor Pril.ppi.
Mt and Mrs. John Robinson.
Mrs Hattie Johnson and sister. Miss
gay, 'rlnc N"ltF. returned o. their homes
seyeral days with Misses Gertrude and
Nell Iolmsr. - Big Wheeling creer
w Citing. Of the Woodsiale
schools. ts confined 60 his home nI. and
nlllnE his place
Tom smith. who was Injured some
t.He "go az 49, Elm Grove mine. is able
Mics D. Vaas. ~ Fulton. is teaching
Tor Miss Gay Dorsey. ~ the WoodsdaIe
school. who is or duty on account 81
Mrs. o. r. shearinr of w,rwood
snr.t y~eSt.riny with her brother. H1rreIi
smith. ~ Elm Grove
Rev 7. g. Lewrllyu. ~ tho stone
churrh. h. attending the meeting or the
national A~nti-Snlo0r League ~ No,t,
America. al columbus. ADJ this week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-11

rapid action upon the stomach and
digestive tract as well as upon the
blood. liver and kidneys Persons
who have used it for stomach trouble
say that indigestion. belching, bloat-
ing, pains after eating. sick stomach
and the like. vanish almost as II by
magic after a few doses. People who
had no appetite whatever say they
now eat everything with a relish and
never think OF indigestion. The
strange thing is thai the new LIQUID
seems equally effective in cases OF
kidney trouble and rheumatism for
many sufferers from backaches. head
aches, dizziness, sore. swollen and
painful limbs and joints have report
ed complete recovery.
Immense quantities OF Il have been
sold here and druggists say they have
never known a medicine 20 create SO
much interest and enthusiasm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-11
Tied up.

Traffic was tied Up on the City & Elm
Grove division of the West Virginia
Traction & Electric company for "A con-
siderable time y~csterday. when a large
auto truck belonging TO the SCheuk
Packing company was stuck In the snow
on McCollOch street. and had Co DE pulled
out OF the way OF the inEolug cars by
one OF the cars being hitched To the
truck and pulling II 10 a place where
the machine would run with is oBu
power. However. this was not the only
case where the cars were called upon
TO haul aut~ou,obiles out OF the way. ar IT
was no uncommon sight TO see machines
imbedded In the snow TO such an extent
that II was impossible for them To move
by a. cir own power.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-11
OUT-THE-PIKE
Or. VIII Cruise, Veterinarian,
Both Phones.
ONCE, ~Blayney's Drug Store.
s-4-S
Trial HNld-

The trial OF the four men arrested
for lighting Saturday night at Elm
Mayor J. :. Rlne. and they were found
guilty. Harry and Chester Wcstlake
being hned IS and costs, while Ross
Reynolds and c. r. Strtton. motormSn.
were each nned 81 and costs. Council
for the defendants asked that II be
raised 10 $40. which was done and an
appeal was taken. Constable Fuller
ton. or the city. was present with
warrants for the Wcstlske brothers.
which were sworn out by the West
Virginia Traction and Electric com
pany. charging them with disorderly
conduct on the car. They were taken
10 the city and LOCKED up by the con-
stable TO await trial. which Will be
held before squire Hobbs I'm the near
future.