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, 1913-03-05

In the second round MI. d. Armstrong
won from Mr.. Elliott 60. 81; Mr.. Mcintyre
won from Mr.. Harland, so, 6-1; Mr.. F. Arm
strong won from Mr.. Alder, 3-6,7-5,6-2 Mr..
Baily won from DR.. Hark 4-6, 6-3, 60.
In the third round (semi-fnals) Mr.. D.
Armstrong won from Mr.. Mcintyre 6-0,6 2:
Mr.. Baily won from Mr.. F. Armstrong. 81,
81. So the deciding match will be played
by Mr.. Z. Armstrong and Mr.. Baily.
In MEMS Doubles, in the first round,
Messrs. Alder and Baily won from Messrs.
Elliott and Harland, 6-1,6-2; Messrs. Hank
and Mcintyre won from Messrs. X. and X.
Armstrong, 63, 60. This leaves the Senai-
finals and finals still to be decide
In Mired Doubles, in the first round, Mr..
G, zier and Mrs. Hark won from Rev. Mr. Weiss
and Miss Armstrong 6 l, 6.3; DR.. Hank and
Miss Emily Quin won from MIR. f. Armstrong
and Mrs. Weiss, rs, "a.
In the semi finals, Mr.. Mcintyre and Mrs.
Weiss will play Mr.. Cozier and Mrs. Hank,
and MI. D. Armstrong ana Mrs. Mcintyre
will play DR.. Hank and Miss E. Quin.
In the handicap LADIES' Singles in the
first rouud Miss Emily Quin won from Mrs.
Lungkiar by default, Mrs. Cozier won from
Mrs. Weiss, O-6, 6-2, 1913. Mrs. Mcintyre
and Mrs. Hark have not yet finished their
match.
In the semi-fno1s Miss E. Quin won from
Miss Armstrong ga, SO. TIL other match
of the semi-fnal round will be between Mrs.
Cozier and the winner of the Mrs. Mcintyre
and Mrs. Hank match.
The interest in the Tournament is shown
by the number of entries in the different
classes. There are eight in Mems Singles,
twelve (six teams), in Mems Doubles, six in
Ladies' Singles, and twelve (six teams) in
Mixed Doubles.
The committee in charge of the Tourna-
meut consists of Rev J. =. Weiss, Mr.. G. L.
Alder, Dr.. H. G. Hark.
, 1913-03-05

Mr.. 0. H.. Schmiegelow and Captain Black
wood stated they did not think there was
anything impracticable in the methods sug-
gested for the fighting disease and they
urged planters to give the methods q trial.
Mr. Schmiegelow thought that as the sub
iect of DR.. Longfeld Smiths address was of
such importance it would be we'll to have
another meeting before the next regular
meeting of the Society SO that they might
hear the remainder OF what he had to tell
them. DR.. Longfeld Smith thanked the
members of the Society for their vote of
thanks and stated his willingness to meet
them again at as early a date as they wish
ed. 1t was finally decided that another
meeting should be held on Monday, March
10th, at the Agricultural Experiment Station
at 2.30 p. ~.
, 1913-03-05
Dear Mr.. Risom !!

Bravo valorous Risom But me
thinks your zeal outruns both your discre-
ton and your experience.
No, Mr.. Risom, it is not cowardice to COM
mem in a daily paper on a public appeal to a
community by a person, on any subject what
soever-prOUided one does not indulge i'll
Vituperation or personalities-whe' using a
nom de plume.
Neither is it in the smallest degree ''hum-
bug"-it is quite absurd and childish Of you
10 write that.
Most people, however, agree, that 1t IS "Me
highest degree of hunnbug'-for anyone to
sign, or allow their names to be attached to
communications, or letters, or addresses, and
such like, which makes it appear that they
ale the originators and authors Of them,
eohea they are n0t-that is to ~"humbu8" a
whole community.
I am quite sure uOW have never been gull
ty of such %"humbug' Mr.. Risom,-and you
know you can't defend it.
So be carefHl-valorous one and don't
venture into deeper waters than you are
built for.
Yours in ruth,
ANTI HUMBUG".
28-2-13.
, 1913-03-05
LAWN TENNIS.

The Tennis Tournament being conducted
by the Christiansted Tennis Club began on
Saturday afternoon, Feb. %, and is still in
progress, all concerned showing great inte-
rest in all the matches.
Up to date the play has been as follows:
In Mems Singles, in the FIRST round Mr.
McIntyr won from Rev. Mr.. Weiss, GO, 4-6,
6-3, and Mr.. F. Armstrong won from Mr.
Cozier, A-6, 8-6 6-3.
, 1913-03-05
w. RlSOM
Christiansted, March 3rd, 1913.

10 the Editor of the Avis end st. Ctoir
Bulletin.
Mr.. Editor
Anti Humbug has laid down an excel
lent rule for the regulation of Monde
"PJunistS" forgive the coinage). He has
proved himself a casuist of the highest
grade, in laying down the rule, But in prac-
ticing it I fear he is slightly imperfect. If
to charge a we'll known citizen with humbug
in one issue of your paper, and then to give
a detail charge i'll another is not a personal
ity then I fail to know what an invidlous per-
sonality is or can be.
Surely this circumstance j~ustifes the pub
LEGATION of his name. Can he now withhold
it? He should not metLinks Your pardon
for the obsolete term is humbly implored.
Yours truly,
ARNOLD NJ. GOLDEN.
Frederiksted, Bird March, 1913.
, 1913-03-05
AAGE BANG.
n
Christiansted.

March 1st-s. S. Purima to st. Thomas
Fru Bache.
March 1st-Dannebrog to st. Thomas
Fru Anna Rubuer-Pe Petersen, Skoledirekt0r
Rubner Petersen, Emily Anduze and dAugh-
ter Lillian WibDeking, John Benjamin, Ma
ria Nielsen, Edna Nude, Fritz Gerard.
, 1913-03-05
Mr.. Anti-Humbug !

l think o man of your expert
ence showed a lack or want of discretion
when you made the attack under your ia
NOUS nom de plume,
1t shows your shortcomings in Danish, or
you would certainly not have made your re-
marks about the list that was circulated for
signatures it was never intended for yours
Mr.. Humbug, and as it was Lot presented to
you, knowing your Anti-danish feelings I
pulposely avoided you, hence your displeas-
ure and your trashy article.
Anyhow from the latest telegram, we learn
that people in Denmark who understand the
question better than you have over-sub-
scIibed the amount required.
Old man, you have ent'red in such deep
waters that to-day your head is only bob
hing.
Yrs. in truth
, 1913-03-05

Between the 1st and 28th February, 1913,
there nave been delivered to
the Police Station at
Christiansted.. .... 461 rats.
do.do.at Kings Hill 1852
Frederiksted. ..... 358
, 1913-03-05
.2,l71

Total -. ..2,171
Thus there have been caught from the
LIST July 1912 to the 28th February 1913 in
elusive a total Of Is, 529 rats and 55 1853 mice,
The Commission for measures against
plague.
b. o.
AAGE BANG.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-17
PRINTERS JOIN LEAGUE

The Printers basebal! team nj u
mcciiuE held yesterday decided 10 en-.
ter tho city lea suc. 4 salaSy Of din-
Mond stars Of major league calihcr
have signed contracts and the aspir-
Ing pennant winners will he seen In
action for the first time this season
In a practir" game with tho Robin
son { Wright aggregation n~Nt Sun
day ~ Central Park. This clash Of
the rival bali teams will resemble an
engagement; between tho fcdcrals and
Insnfrectos In tho Mexican war.
What tho Democratic congress- may
do IN the tariff Will he an ifcm of
little conscqucnce as compared with
the Significance OF th!s forthcom.nr &
diamond struggle.
Tho eighteen mcmhcrS Of tho
Printers bail club will get out on
the vacant lots all this week ani get
the wlnicr rheumatism ont OF their
feet. Some OF them will ru, In IL
hours n dns at batting pra.;'c" and
some Of them will put In m hour or
Two each day runrh!n; tn" Jani'or
that they may he abl. to land cifrr-
lively on tn. umpire. The fun iif,
OF players will bc handed In at tho
mcciInx az the city league manager
next FRIDAY Ilght
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-17
GREEN Is CONVICTED

\ jury that reviewed tho c,iL".-n
In the first q, nine cases nHaI.g. i..l
ur~en 10 ih" district court Sl,u.itr
afternoon. returned verdict :inh-
ing tho defendant guilty Of h"iny =
common gambler, The sns :" IN
th's case was keeping aud opc-l;i In,
a faro game In the hasnm"u. undnf
tho Corinado hotel. ~ til. cdn"ius.
Ion Of III" cas-" IN" court tool: IN u
civn matter and tn" remainder "f tho
cases will h" tried the carl! ra'i ~
tho wccE.
When The cases were called So.
urhay morning Attorney con'.y f"I
Green sought To secure a eontinnauc.
10 the May term by suhmi'.ing 4
motion setting forth tina, w' ncs."!
lmportaws tn the defense wcrc .,lI q
tho city. 4 second motion hnf :
direct hnaring on tho Jnrishictin, nj
tho court In the trial Of the fc:ony
charge ON which Grrcn was cstr,di:
I'd ffom Kansas. TIL. court ovcrr i
both motions.
The trial OF ELL Green on the soc.
ond Of rtne separate cases which arc
on tho docket for the day In tho dis
irici court. was put Off unit! four a..
clock this afternoon. or until the
conclusion Of the civil case which Ia
heing tried. Tho Green eases Will
take M two or three days.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-17
GIRLS TEAM WINS
A1RoCkY FORD 21-1.l.

nv dcieating the La Junta girls
basketball team Saturday nish' In
Rocky Ford by tho score OF 81 tn II.
tho Trinidad siris are the undisputsd
champions Of Southern Colorado and
Northern New Mexico int"rschoiasilc
league. The Inmr in Itself was ono
Of the rfrttlsst games played this
reason. Tho La ,Iunta girls did not
usc the sane rough tactics that has
herctOfor characterized their play
lnx this season and although n mum.
her OF fouls w"r" called throughout
tho game. most OF which wer. on La
Iuhta. IL was one OF III. hest cxhihi-
,ions OF girls basketball staged this
year.
During IN" first half of the game
,hc La Junta girls failed 10 max" n
field bask"; ana tho Trinidad girls
had the his lead NJ /: 10 . ov"r their
opponents when ihn whistle blew for
time NJ the end oi the first half At
hc very beginning OF III" second
half tn" In Jun;n girls showed an
unusual amount OF speed and began
riilinr MP III. scores on the Trinidad
team. hat this could NOT last long
aud the local girls were returned III"
wtHnrTS ny lnfSc iNHJ0Ilts. ~"
playing FOR tn. second half wa
about even wish The 'ycNp,ion OF tn"
ilrfi lew minutes when the La Iun,a
sirlss hnwcd NOR" team work and
speed than did tn" Trinidad team.
ii',en Ros" started by throwing
tho greater number Of fouls tina.
wsr" called an tho Ia .Iun'a team.
while Mary Rnyucr. tho other star
forward made 'h" majority "f the
\ Held throws. TIL. In .iuui1 eirlf
made only three field baskets during
tho cniif" game. Tn. work al tho
ether girirs on III" Trinidad team
was way abo,. the ordinary ana tn"
Girls. ~ also does their coach. Llss
Kat. Hrnnfon. dNa"rv" u great deal
os cr"di, for the way they ended tn"
basketball season. TIT" girl, haV"
/ ended tho reason vita Il p'rr"niae"
, ~ id"". having defeated all 'omUrs,
The girls lined up in Rocky Ford
Saturday night as 'oiiows: Trlaihnd
Mary Eayn.r and H"i0n Rose. i"r.
wards: Carrie Nelson and Wlnlir"h
Chandler. c"n'crs: E,na Sanders and
Helen Walker. guard.
Ia iin'l-Eai" Miller aud Crr6"
Cain forwards: Mari" - Vail" and
CocIi Wright. '"n'"iH: Iron" Jon"s
! md Sonhia Eu.ss. guards.
Referee. Ralph Eipp"r ~ Rocky
Ford
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-17
Eagles Hosts at
Annual Ball Tonight

Tho Iodgu "riarE al iri. whit" aud
biuc VII =, used Mt 'hc annual bah
n hr Civ inniph, a. M,dh"n's West
!hCLtrc hall hy tho Trinidad A.Eir
VI. i.o. Fr,s'rnal order nf Eagles
F"Eioons OF 'r"ro paper III the pre-
.IiiiaR ,ol"-s has' bcrn hung from
thc "Nnt"r nf tho hail aud fastened to
fh" corners of tn" room. I.lrg" ted
III VIII add aiIraCtiNcn, ia tho
l.il. III" IGdE7 cmblVmE Hf Liberty.
rruih. ia H." and ElulIItl. az" also
is"d In tho decorations. Tho fcaiur"
" the evening VIII b. ,hc Holn work
Z s'iHui. :, inr wh" wili sing That's
fow Nod you" Take Ne iHcl;
70 YnGF Garden of i;gs"-'' and
Waiting for the Eobfrt T. '.r"."
G!a'NcI's orchestra VIII iurnIs! the
music and III" program viii niirt
u .~"u,y -ioar dance. The affair IA
"a celebration hG ST, Patrick Dlv
'nd III III" fourth anusI bail 4, hayr
n.'n given ny the local Ordrr o.
Eagles. The committees In 'ha:gc
rfC: Arranscm"n'-ias. CI.iiand. I.
\. O'Ncil. \. NJ. Spencer. rhaH T..
ci"land. l.. \. Cr"sto: floor-Jas.
"i-lanh. .ine Stassir. Chgs. ciNlnnd.
:. \. O'NcIl. Z. S,n!th. Reception
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-17
wooDe N AlKANsAs

Mr. and Mrs. >. u. Wood Of lhI'
city. who arc touring tho southern
states are expected 10 return In .
month. and are Mt present at Hot
Springs, Arkansas. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wood spent several weeks In Calves
ton whcrc they wcrc guests at tho
Hotel Gnlvcx. and visited other plac-
cs OF interest In southern Texas
They spent month In Florida. and
will return homo by way Of fayettc-
VILE. Ark. whore they will spend a
few weeks visiting with their son
Wallace. who IL located there.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-17
MRS. JOSEPH DAIEY's
MOTHER DIES III DETROIT

Joseph Daley. brakeman on the &.
L. s, received u message this morus
Ing from, his wife In Detroit Ntch!-
gan. announcing the death Of her
mother. Mrs. George Warren. OF that
city. Mrs. Daley was called 10 De-
troii "a month ago on account Of the
s.rious illness OF her mother. who
died at nn early hour this morning.
The funeral arrangements have no,
been completed. latermcnt will take
place In the Detroit cemetery. Mrs.
Daley VIII return In week or ton
DAYS.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-17
POSTMASTER EXAMINATION

Tic United States CSii Srr.ic"
Commission announces 'hn, on Sat.
urday. Anrii ~. 1919. examination
will he held u, Trinidad. Colo. as n
i.snl, of which l, Is expected to
max. c.rtificaiion /" fiil y "on,'m-
plated vacancy in tho position nf
fourth rlnr, post master oi class 'a'
n, Dolasua and other vacancies as
they may occur a' tina, Office. unl.7''
II shall he decided In III" Interests OF
til. service to iii III" vacancy by re-
iGs,ntcmcni. TIL" compensation NJ
the postmaster Mt this oi:ic" was
s3ai for the iaat fiscal year.
z-=-=-----
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-17
DICK CLAYTON CAUGHT

Dick Clayton. alleged to be a m a.n.
bcr Of q notorious outlaw gang hat
has long operated throughout New
Mexico and who is said to he wanted
at Gallup. n. ~. for horse stealInx
WAS captured At Thatcher yesterday
and brought, to Trinidad today and
lodged In the county jail 10 await
tho arrival Of an officer from Gallup.
The sheriff has not been advised OF
the details OF tie ci.ne charged
4 nGatnsi CLAYTON -
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-17
PAINFULLY INJURED

George Single. job foreman Of the
Chronicic.Nc suffered q painful
Injury this morninb when In operat.
Ing the paper cutter he caught his
rl:h, thumb under tho knife. iafliet.
Ing deep cut that penetrated to thu
bone. Mr. single was attended bf
DR.. James Espey. who ampm'atcd
part of tho thumb.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-17

Pete Musso. John s"gna. s. - Pat
rick. lin G"rariln. +. NJ. Eakon
Door l.. \, 'r"sto. Dr. Ben l''shoar
NJ. i!nntmnn. Decorating Pa
s"rcili. e. Smith. Fred Fry. l., C"Ecn
iini. + N Hazon. Pete Ccscoiiul. itos
stowe"
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-17
PIONEER REsIDENT DIES

Elario Archuleta, 81 years old, for
more than fifteen years a resident OF
this city. died yesterday morning at
his home. 1904 Buenn Vista street,
OF stomach trouble. Deceased is sur.
vivcd by one son aud several daugh-
tcrs. Funeral will take place this uf-
ternoon at two O'Clock from the resi-
dence. Interment in the Garciu ceme-
terry. t.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-17
srocKHoLDERs' lfEEr1N0

There will he n meeting or the
stockholders and other parties in-
torcs,cd In tho Colorado Life insur-
anc. Co. at their offices in tho Ta-
ioya bldg. Wednesday. March 18Th.
"a, .::o o'clock. =. Ma A. BEN.
NETT. scc'y. 10
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-17
ATTENTION l. o. o. F.

All members ot the l. q. q. r. are
requested to meet at Odd Follows
Hall Wednesday. March 10. at 1890
y. m. for the purpose OF attending
tho funeral OF Dro. George Dell.
w, o. SHERMAN. Scc'y.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-17
Buying

Your morning coffee from concern
that has u real. live. personal Interest
In tho kind Of drink 'ha, I. served
with your breakfast l. going to prove
more satisfactory TO you than having
to put up with blends OF which Won
icaliy know nothing.
Dcrn-kcn, personally know. thai,
the hnying. grading. slow dry coke
roasting and the blending OF the cot
Zee which you select here, cannot be
e1uall,h for this dry climate
Euy pound Of PROOF. there are
ton more cups In each pound.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-17
DEATH AT LUDLOW

John Claviauo. the Hv" year old
son OF Carmel and Carolina Glav-
iano. OF Ludlow. died at that place
Saturday night after n short Illness.
F,fnsra! will take place at ~ o'clock
this morning.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-17
NOTICE

I'll those who ar, 10 ,Ikc iart IN
the home talent Madam" J.'.cy's
Wax Works. S!r6. by III. y. l.. O..
society. are TO NEE ionisht 70 o.
cicck NJ .hr hon, ~ Mss Kat"
u:nnson on Prospect street
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-17

Marie r.. Cordova. two year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jose Cor
dova. OF Sekundo. died yesterday.
Funeral took place this morning from
the residence at Scgundn.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-17
HELD FOR LARCENY

Jose Martinez was lodged in tho
county jail Saturday charged with
xrand larceny. Martinez Is alleged
to have siolcu large quantity OF
timber ai Gu,uarc.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-17
CHRONIC CONSTIPATION CURED

7 hHi hc'n IfoubIcd Win 'hronI'
constipation for two years ana iri"'
all tn" hest physicians In Bristol
Tenn. and they could d" nothing for
ne. Two package of Chamberlain
Tablets cured me-. wri,os ThuH. T.
Williams. OF Middi.boro. Ky. fui
valc by all dealers.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-17
ST. IATRlcK,s DAY

The Triuidad F'lorAl Co. has greeu
carnations and shamrocks. Wear
one St. Patrick's day 2t
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-17

Green carnations and shHmTorkr
The Trinidad Floral Co.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-17
SOCIALISTS FILE TICKET

The Socialist party announced
their candidates for city offices ou
Saturday by filing petition with
the city clerk. The Socialist candi-
dates are: For mayor. VIM. IIawton /:
city clerk. Henry GcntilIni; city
treasurer. William Archer. No can
dida,es are announced In the Frct
and Second wards. In the Third
ward j. II. Clark and II. c. Lccdham:
Fourth. J. II. Sanders and Aimcl
Hainlen: Fifth. John Yockey and
James Daily r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-25

,ri,abIe direction without matiu.,
ono m.rCur Tho audience responds
with tremendous nppiauFe The sketch
is n SCI. am'ngiy funny ono. with The
title ellis wife came BACK. ~ i7
puf ON hy RI'a hos cs and is verf vol
constructed young VIE wh1
thinks her husband un.nifhfui feiEua
that che. dicH ffe arrives home while
Oh" is preparing iur her death and DOB
The scene that follows or she lq 1871
out ou tho slabs 300 fhr center ~ tho
room iF ono ~ tho most amusing sit-
urtous that hn. been worked infu r.
rlntl,t .n e. inrg while.
The Arthur turzhrcak Trio execute
for1r fancy steps. PLAY some good
music and furnish some popular songs
The Majestic Nuairni Pour have %
ftfendld 4rf that eInrklra with
rltcitt md frivhturea. 10 has now
r,a'et'Hf '- i's rrc thut is apiendidli
distributed
Tho BENNETT Sisters fn some sins
Irr and dancing fnrt o. quite clever
ara Mics tfarirc f'.rrrft in her frn-
frlruuIsf work. won appliance fnr Nrr
e. .n-risfc mastery ~ fhr art
Tho kiuuernurnlora are n dci'rh' ~
The csc Tho advance aftfre Iu ostrich
rlrfnca delighted Tho feminine portion
OF tho audiences. sa If was quite ID
novel and Ingenious arrangement Tbs
scenes ir california SHOW inE bathing
curt were very pi.trr'enu" and thr
color drHmn. Tho House nu fho
Plains" was on Intensely ahsorhiug
reel ~ pictures
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RIVER NEWS

After declining until stage Of Z
fCet. inches was recorded 40 the
local marks. The river became station
ary yesterday morning and remained
40 thar stage Tor several hours. when
30 began rising slowly last evening
stage % feet. DO inches was regis
tered The Allegheny river is rIsIus
rapidly
The Steamer Queen city lcf' New
orleans 90 mid niRhf last night ON the
return trip fO pir sburEh
The Liberty arrived from Darlington
yesterday afternoon After lying iu
the local h1rbor ali n'gnt. she viii
depart at ~ O'Clock fhi4 morning f.r
Mafamcras tarf Walter Booth. ono
of tho owner. r the boat stated that
The firm ia undecided as whether tho
boat VIII coufiu.. in tho Nafaworas
trade orr resume her daily runs %
Darlington
Tho forcua was tho only departure
Yesterday cIcar.nE fhc local wharf n'
fn o'clock. 1sf r.Etf. fnr Tarsorshurr
Tho CITY % fIrhcre hIrg VIII pass up
inr PITTSBURGH ttis morning az $
O'Clock
River MAYS
rfTrsVf R9I. ga. March CO. river
DAVIS IsLNNr DAM SO f.., RE
srErpENviLLr SO rect ris.rr.
rlRKrEsrrRG .aa f,et rrns.
W0uGN>rowN-ss f,et stationary.
cloudy
olt CITY feet RISING -sIn
WAl{NEN--t feet risilg. Iain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-25

roI" and made the character famous.
Mr. bDuiIu is veil known for his
baseball laying ability. being 20 Nom
Der ~ %" Philadelphia team ~ tho
Nhtional League iir l4 20 clever actor
also. having appeared FOR two seasons
100 '1ud"sll.c with hIs late wife. pro.
10. ionallf known as Mabel lflfc
Miss chance has ben Identified
"iih VT GuIrviu ZOO aU hia Theatre.
"I fucr' e"s and hes also appeared
in several broadway productions
IH' ale ~ seat. opens fo day.
Mr 6r1peNin. who is PRODUCING tho
farce. hH- .roIrri splendid compl.
nv io support himself and principals
and has STAGED thr production in 20
gumptuous fashion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-25

here this week She has wonderful
soprano voice and her personality
leads mucI 90 her acts Hcr cos
Tunes ar" beautiful and her portrayal
uf The German selection Roll Ne
Round Like fIe Hoops SIS Dear and
I'r costume and dancing are %
scream. Her German dialect is some
Thing rich The Snyaphoua Pour are
clever and their rendition OF popular
music and also classics. such a- %
IrOvf'0ro. arH something nuo Thoy
received repeated euchOrra md o..
'r0udnd literally .Ttcd and I.ageiIc.
On their comedy exit -DcIumorfcae
o. side Down arc vcrv good They
Iui ON a clover act BOO country rc4-
idur1nf and fhe usual amusing things
happen The Great Uafhcanin and
Co boo novelty balancing act are Oh.
closing feature MANY real fonts are
Iw rn and fnoroushIy enjoyed Tho
pictures are ais usual rfeotfrg r,b
lfrfe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-25
GOD OH AZ ornh,un

4 number OF interesting features
IRE q. played In fhc bin OF rho or
rhcum thr rret hair of The week and
entirely different from anything got
prevented Wnisnrr and Cores Iu
their COMEDY Offering 1000 Seconds
OF NImlcrr uIfh 70 iaurh every eco
ord Hre Truly what everyone terms
clover Iu every act Thrv puf ou
mrfhinE Now and eo now th1f fhe
ono uf fho company proceeds fo o.
plain 90 tho audience fu natural
way. that tho acting lF not rc1l. huf
Just show and hc fairly brings down
thn house with hiE remarks aa they
arc orr SINAI Their singing and dane
iuE arc rrraf and especially fhr
spanish dance nud act ThoF mako
clear fho vaudeville comedy ~ TODAY
and received repeated appl8ua"
Sue smith the -IutiuE ,nmedruun.
is certainly scoring lu saud,, liIc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-25
r.r- nln % VI.

To Haa evident that holiday week
Wn Ht hand iudrirr from tho number
on young people that nfrd into the
victoria Monday afternoon fn witness
.'' lIE vaudeville Uerforwartr which
boz been u1urur .tsI nf that r.ruiar
hn.r" f"r thf FIRST hair 90 thr week
lt fh" tim. flr curtain was ready Co.
N' r.rE up tho hurec v1e taxed to
rnfT' u.s. The Same Situation os-
rurfrd Ht both uerformUnccq in the
'forinr. n'tfinr a tremendous day Tor
fIr ..
Tito lII 90 o.iid ono Tie Hive
IufriIuE Jewel. ..a lively a.f that
2. Iriffrr're'I wIh bright auT catchy
HINFi. which uHntr 40 attractive and
tho5 tHss tle ,IIhs ga ,t,rs COM