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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-09

As wonderful as has been the material progress of III.
South the close of the Civil of slpno
prosperity is yet to be written.
prostration poverty awful aftermath If
reconstruction the South has oueyed far but the journey yer
has led only the borderand of the Souths ultimate estate
Presently opening the Panama be an accom-
pshed fact and when the worlds business has adjusted itself
to that remarkable achievement the South will be found perhaps
its greatest beneficiary.
Today the Southern states manufacture than half n
cotton they Five after the canal is opened tn,
South will manufacture ali of its cotton crop, will ship thai
manufactured crop all the world and the shipping will be
routed through the Soutl's ports
With the pending development the Souhs great water
waysfor it is ncOnceivabe that Democratic administration
in Washington will hesitate give the eve-ahfu South AN
the helping hand she needs i'll that respecth South with the
Panama canal at her door, win have advantage freight
rates and qucne of ansporati that be rreacms
and tremendously satisfactory in result.
And the manufacture of over more and
surely by the triumphant South will the manufacturing
Of all her other products pace and play its part max
ing the South the richest land and the happest land
For fifty years South like an ambitious athlete has
been in raning-iving ugaly, denying herself keep.
mo regular hours at both work and play and cutivang Opt
msm-for the great battle ahead.
Anticipating the day when United States should assume
its unquesoned place world power ready
to take that Of commercial leadership THAI
eventually must be conceded her
The South should emphasize its understanding apprca
ton of the opening of the canal by great factor
overlook most important point if it negects play
handing part in that international show.
The South should impress itself that visitors moi
only from abroad but from home, inevitably will
position mindful above all things of the paramount Importance
OF Georgia Alabama Mississippi. North and South Carolina
Louisiana Florida Texas and all the states to tn.
worlds enterprise and It's significance the opening
Panama canal
The exposition two short years ahead Whatever done.
there must be delay Whatever has started must
pushed tirelessly and with ever increasing energy
Is the South awake to the opportunity Of the bic Panama
exposition California; If may stretched il,
limbs yeti not have shaken off entirely sweetness OF
passing sleep. 1t may be indeed tempted in this cause TO turn
and snatch another little nap security of opn
ion that there remains still plenty do the thing it con-
templates!
The South must be IN magnificent and completed presence
the Panama exposition Francisco
That exposition means much to the South 1t may
ii means more to Dixie than to any other section.
For thousand the South there by way of exh
its confidently may upon hundredfod return in early
years and mlionfod return time runs on
Let the South reign supreme in San Francisco in 1915
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-09

have gathered like hanging clus-
ters of bees in swarming time. The
biggest clusters are in the valleys
of China's two great rivers, the
Hoang Ho and the Yang tse- Kiang,
in the valley of the Ganges in In
dia and in the valley of the Nile in
Egypt our immense American
river valleys have not yet turned
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-09
BY GARRETT p. SERNISS
By WINSOR M'CAY

have been in our so-called con
quest Of the earth Like children,
we have only taken what we could
get without effort. On the chart
you will see a few elongated dark
spots, following the great river val
legs, which indicate where men
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-09

other notable clusters of human
bees are scattered in little specks
over Europe
Increase in Population.
The soil of the river valleys is
rich and ready to pour out its vege-
table treasures, and therefore men
have crowded into them. But look
at what has been done i'll the past
few years In some of the so-called
desert regions of our great Western
country and you will need no fur
Their demonstration Of the fact that
il only requires the application of
brains in order to make the earth
almost anywhere bloom with life.
Our population in 1910 was about
$1,000, zoe, living on an area of g.
100000 square miles an average of
between % and 26 human beings to
the square mile. There can not be
the slightest doubt that this could
be increased to an average of 200
to the square mile making a pop
ulation for the United States Of
more than 700,000,0O0 Very likely
this could be increased to a thou
sand millions with the aid of mod
ern science
The vast continent of Africa,
with an area of more than 1900
600 square miles certainly does not
contain more than 10000, 600 in
habitants, an average of less than
thirteen to the square mile Yet at
least half of Africa IS very fertile,
and even the Sahara desert pos
sesses the potential elements of fer
tility. only awaiting development. 1t
is probable that Africa could main
tain more than a thousand million
Of people. if it were thoroughly civ
ilized China. with 4.97L0o0 square
miles supports 10000 GOO people.
ana India. with l.77S.OO0 square
miles, has $4,000. 0oO inhabitants.
Not Being 0verpopulated.
South America covers 100000
square miles and contains. say. 45.-
10000 people an average not much
above six to the square mile. 1t is
rich enough to have at least So
100000
40, the earth is not being over
populated. But some people are
grabbing too much
In Denmark the peasant farm
ers now own three fourths of the
farms. While the number Of small
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-09
Good Common Sense From
a Good Governor

Government Ownership Will Solve Many ProbemsMost I'M
porant of ALL It Will Make People Interest Themselves in
Their Government
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-09

Governor Foss Massachusetts, his inaugural address, talk
ed about ownership Of railroads. and talked well
Here a few Of the things he said:
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-09

black on the population chart. The
other notable clusters of human
bees are scattered in little specks
over Europe
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-09
The South Will Owe Much
to the Panama Canal
y v y

Therefore the South Should NOT Overlook Golden oppo
tunity Bring It's Marvellous Possibilities to the Attention
of the World the San Francisco Exposition in 1915
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-09

ton would be saved to the public,
The incentive, moreover. to giving
rebates, discrimination and other
practices, which regulation does not
seem to be able 10 eliminate would
at once disappear.
without control Of the railway
system, the trust system can not
long survive. Railway ownership
is the chief support of the So
called Money trust" >..,........,....
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-25

Vans. yama. yams. The best in
town. Call 162.
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-25
F R e G K / E s.
Now Is the Time to Get Bid Of These
Uniy Scots.

Now Is the Time TO Get BID Of These
Ugly Spots.
There's no longer Tie slightest
need Of fee1ing ashamed q your
freckles, aa tho prescription
Dthine double strength has been
discovered, that is guaranteed to re-
move these homely spots.
Simply get an ounce OF othine
double strength--from E G. Bruce
and apply little OF il night and
morning and You should soon see
that even the worst frecklss ha G
begun 10 disappear, while the light
er ones have vanished entirely II
is seldom that more than an ourc
is needed to completely clear the
complexion
BE sure to ask for the double
strength othine as this is sold under
guarantee Of money back il II fails
to remove freckles.
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-25
50 Q i = II "

and was met ~ lr. Tharin with hia
est maa, &E D A Besgs During
s.ie eeg Mons alnmcre sad otlt
eg nfiec werc played by the or
aiiesira.
Ine brides beautiiul gown was Of
white ssadea crepe m teor the
dfaEed sAilt opening ever q skirt Of
Aile cAagzas use I1e ccssase was
asade Fsi1n u4n areaL yok d tale
and finished with exquisite old rose
pe.nt l4ee .3t the iroas wae "a p.as-
tsea cf geaf.s and q cluster o. orange
blossoms. AID ano,hcs spray q orange
blossoms ~as c2asht wita 2 pearl
ornament t9 The dragery o. The
skirt she wore a diamond aud
pearl pendant, Tie Bird r0oia gila
iie tile veil was fastened with a
Wreath 81 os8eee blossoms. and she
carried bouquet ot white roses ana
lilies d tae valley Her hand ercnicf
edsed wa poin lace was made Ply
an aunt i opio who & 50 years old
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-25

Fresh eggs, ESQ dozen. Phoenix
Grocery Co.
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-25
FRANK .YN.ANoERaoN

3 beaa5tsg Wedding. around which
much irfsfest was centered, was
that q PISS Mary NeNton i'ranle q,
q thss city ana sIr 5am,s T. An
defson. o Macon, Whien was solemn
ized al sae First Methodist church
yesterday morning at O'Clock The
ceremony was im9ressiyeiy performed
~ the brides pastor, Rev. 10y War
> lex
The clarch was beautifully decorat-
I'd for tsse occasion. quantities Of
featnery ferns ard stately palms.
with snewy Easter lilies. wefe bank
ed around the altar railing and In
ne chaaeel. forming beautiful
background foa the bridal party.
The party entered 10 the strains
Of Aendelsschn's wedding march,
rendered ~ prof Ilinckiey, the
bride being attended BY her sister.
Mrs. Il w cAtaiham. Of Atlanta
mairon @. honor They were met 81
The altar BY tbe groom and his best
man. Mr. j. g Ioaes. 81 Macon Then
came the brides maids, Misses Jose
phine and Kate Franklyn, sisters Of
the bride Mis- Annie Laurie Jones
and MIS- B G Murtaueh. who were
aiEnled By the ushers, Messrs. 3.
G. sMurtaagh. Robert Harley Benz.
Harley and Linton Allen.
The bride was gowncd ina stylish
coat suit Of gendarme blae cloth, with
haf 10 match. and carried a shower
bouquet Of valley lilies. The matroa
cf honos and the maids wore attrae-
tive frocks Of white ratine. with
White picture hats. and carried arm
bouquets Of pink Killarney roses
Air and Mrs Anderson let i'm.
mediately after the ceremony fol
Macon, their future home
The many handsome gifts Of silver
cutglass, china. etc. bespoke the
popularity Il the couple
The cut-ottcwn guests Tor the we'd
ding were Mrs. j X. shel sister o.
the groem. and Mr.. and Mrs, j g
Jones, all oi Macon
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-25
rosTER.TAARlN

The Savannah News, "a pari has
the following about the weddps OF
Miss Lettice Foster and Mr. Manley
Rises Tharin
The marriage OF Miss Lettiee Eliz
abeth Foster to Mr. Manley RHes
Tharin took place yesterday at neon
al the home Of the brides parents.
Mr. and MIS-. las Il Foster, in Wesl
a1th street The house was chara.
inely decorated by Wolf Tie recess
III the bay window was enclosed ia
cllapeilike efYeet the windows dark
cned and screened with smlax ana
on d table behind the aatin-coverea
prie-dieu was great vase of Castor
lilies. Easter lilies we're used else
where Ia the room. aad white roses
were arranged among ferns on the
mattel. In the SECOND room he
flowers we're pink Killarney roses.
The dining room VAS Iertienlarlg
lovely Here again the Ewcrs were
white roses. and the AN arranged
~ members Of the fani was GOV.
sred With beauuful lunt theon cloth
across which broad green precad d
satin ritbon was stretched diagoaally
ending On a bis bow. The lamp ahose
was covered with sinilax aud white
reses Ike gfeaf bell aud sarlands
of tulle fell from il 70 ihe table, d
the center of which was white AMI
silver basket fitted with white roses
and lilies OF the valley
THE bride Entered With her father,
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-25
90
kINes pAueArgRa MEer.

The Kings Daughters held an in.
tesesting meeting at the home Of
Als q. p Atkinson, on Wednesday
at1srreon me meeungwEas devoted
g the question of entertainment,
81 of the state organization which
ccnea TO Brunswick for its annual
q ssicn neyt week. The indications
aa hat The attendance Is going to
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-25

TAiLoRA u HATS ON sALE.
he eShf pn and sale Of the
fas liicnahle tan Nted hats AZ Miss Sla-
ter today wiiisattrAct the attention
% ihe ladies' tThis sale has been
ad lertsea IN The News for several
da9e "a 4 very attractive manner, and
hi line with all Of Miss Skaters spe
eiai sales, viii prove a success.
Tho sale viii continue through to-
laC now, TO give an opportunity to
81 who desire to supply themselves
vi h one O these popular hats The
saoply is limited and those interested
sis ali come early to make their Sc
lcttioas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17
Sc clairsy1Ils Briefs.

Major Pefty. OF BarnesviiIe was haze
on legal business yesterday
Mr. ". A. Denny. OF Utokor,, y. q.
Al~uuE her parents. Mr. and Mrs ~ a.
Mcbride. ~ the East End
y. Schiller. Of Beliafre ehfsg 80 ., o.
A o. detectives. was = business 80.
tor here yesterday.
Mrs George Jepson and daughter Ng,ss
Lucy. VIII return today morfAffafrr-
Lu"' VIII return today from Atis-tfr
city |N''a'''''
captain W. 7. DuN r. VISITING tt.
this place
CITY Treasurer John Kuhn. ~ pris-s
roii' ~as business caller here y~ster-
Attorney James Werce % fNfs rts~.
vas business visitor az Martins Ferrv
yesterday S
j. y MUCoWhs. 81 Martins re-~v ve-
O. -triresa visitor hero yeafrrGav
Mise Emma g.. ratten left T.csd.,
i"fhihF Tor Washington seminary. ~
wNef" she Vlli attend school MS win.
ter WI"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17

= z kearns. Who has been con.
neci"d with the Joseph Kiee's SOM
pants factory Boz This CITY f0- fre On f
several wears. has rendered hi- rerir.
nation 10 take effect gafurds. &c.
viii leave with bis family ON fb.
above named evening for Uicbu,pI
Va. where he has accepted a po.,,.....
WIN ih" star Clothing COMPANY OIL.
manage. This factory a. IN the NIr
Einia tiai" pripon and is said IN b.
VERY large Mr kcrns has man.
trends IN This CITY vino regret teft
murh n see him leave tho CITY but
"ish him success In fhe ncv. field
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17
STEUBENVILLE

STEI HENNILLE. o.. sept l6-The
time for niing applications Tor Hqu3r
Licenses ended uu Monday AMI by that
time Il. applications had been filed
Tor tine - Licenses. which are to be
granted Iu tbs county So that Ii5 az.
Go D." disappointed. There were IS au-
fiicauurs from DuIonvale. where only
thf'" arr &" bv granted The list - -
D." fr" TOOTH eumlcI and the luck
,"oz" N'nd"r~ viii Ice announced IN
NuNsu.b.. san
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17
Work su.o.,s.s

Work uas suspended on The remain.
To tho sewer system on Seventh
street. between lockwood ana T..fa,.
otto avenues. Yesterday uornIrr duo
70 The heavy rainfall Tho Wort -
r"IaJinE the brick pavement ON Sew.
Fnth street between Court and Iats..
90" avenues Vas also suspended due
To- The rain. HDwcvr Tho force of
men VII begin work this morning .f
th" weather permits as ou CLIO. tsert.
hitn ~ ibis month rho time ~ tho con
tractors ~ The sewer ir 40 and the
city must then hear tIe essense
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17

Buckhannon whore no will enter
school for the coming term
Sir. Margaret Kinds and daughter.
of Iuron Kan. are spending few
DAYS with friends and relatives In
this Dty
Miss lsa Buzzard has accepted a
position iu the Office ~ the Fostoria
Siass Company on FIRST street
Harr, baiyeU ~ Finh street. left
yesterday afternoon ior cleveland. q
where he viii enter tine university
school
Mr and MIS- DOUGLAS. Of Sturgeon.
To- are sr'ndinE fcV days with
friends and relatives iu this ci'y.
Mfs Francis OCouncll and darrh.
f"r OF Tomlnson avenue left LAST
week. f"f newark. a.. where SIR
utorn'1 BE- employed In the future.
Mis- EDNA Aikn- lcft yesterday A..
fefuo0u Tor Washington. Pa. where
clio viii enter The seminary
Mrf William Ciaitsr. 81 Shcrrard.
De- spending fcW DAYS with Mrs &
T. Peterson on second street
The Dalzell touring car skiddcd YES.
ferist about noon ON Jefferson ave.
nue. and ran into q telephone role.
breaking lamp
Miss Mary Tomlnson loft yes;cr.
dav Tor Huckhannon who're She viiI
enter Wesleyan college
Mr. and Mrs j y Fisher and chit
dr'n VIII leave fo dav for chicago. co.,.
where they expect 60 make their 90.
fufr home
Mrs Anna Purdy OF Purdy avenue.
ie spendiug a few days with friends
and relatives ~ Marietta q.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17
ST. GAINESVILLE
Realty Tnn.fsr~

FROM the Fairmont Coal a. Coke COM
pauy To Tony Koeolingo. tract of and a.,
Nneenng township; consideration, SIS
FROM Jacob Hess TO John Laicski
lract or land IN Pultney township; con-
s!deration. 500.
rom Mollie Munnsiley 20 Natural Ca q
company 81 West Virginia. tract oS lars
IN JScobsburg. considerat ton. 81
From Anna r.. Davis and Renza Dav,.
70 susanna Gray. tract Of land in Goshen
township. consideration. $500
from the FairpOint Coal d Coke COM
paIN To Ragsini BaSsini. tract OF lana
~ wheeling township. -1asideration ~
from John Steger 20 Henry Koehler
tract OF land in Bellaire. consideration
From John .. Brouan o. ux. - g
Montgomery. tract Of land IN Martins
Ferry. consideration. $500
from the fairpoint Coal & Coke com
pany 10 RoEero Rassinf. tract n, Is,S -
wheeling township: consideration. 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17

was also member OF the bridal party
Nr. aud Mrs. kultchar will reside in
Cleveland NJ. ku,tchar IL a gradual e
uf f"rr~l and - asso, iated with the
INDEPENDENT Button and Machine con-
Iary. 90 chicago. with Headquarters N
Cleveland Mrs Kultchar - a graduate
- Dana Hall school Wellesley. Mass
The follow ne appointments were made
today by the ono United Evangelical
Akron D4stri.f-Re~. g. " Hartman.
rsarpolr'ed 90 West Austin. Rev W ~
iasis. reappuintcd to Akron Rev. H. y
Masters. rea poinpted to canton Trinity.
fe'. Z T. Robbins. Canton Bethany.
'l~v"iand. Rev. Nj Firestonc. cleveland
Trinity. Rev. !. Kaufman. Woodland
Avenue. Rev =. 20 Barr, K reappointeu
church DeliEhtfuI Rev. s. VI. Kerk re
appo nfed go Fair Hope Rey. " A. Hen
sell. reappo.nted 20 GreeusnurF Rev. y.
d. RItteran. reappoint@d 80 stark Rev
d. ". GRAHAM. Summif. Rev v Ke.-
fer reHpppinted TO Warren. Rev. :. T..
Rife. reappoirted 70 youngstown
Columbus District.
Columbus btEtricf Columbus Rev r
= swain. Miller Avenue Rev. IT. D..
schultz. reappotnted 20 - Paul church
Wesley Avenue church. Rev ". r. Bal
Ief. feappOintsd 20 Finley churcfI Re,
: = Braudvb~rry. Rev W - Sesschuif,
Lane ster and the Mt. Tavors churches
Rev. J.. x ifeTbst. NeW Zion Rev.
- smoke. reappointsd 20 Republic.
The appointments are for one vea~
Rev. y g. smoke. VINO had cargo or
tie First church - Canton. fesiEred
1eca s-e % failing AezitH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17
ouarantors Held me.tino-

The guarantors OF the MoundsviIle
Chautanqua association haId A vel
attended meeting last evening in tho
county court room AZ the court house
president James \ Sigfoose had
charge Of the meeting. and matters
pertaining 10 the past season and also
TO the future program TO he arranged
were taken under consideration So.
eral committees were appointed isgt
evening and several other important
matters received attention
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17
MOUNDSVILLE
Hesrina Postponed

The hearing OF Cashus Safreed
young son OF Mr. and Mrs Thomas
Safresd which was 70 have been held
yesterday afternoon ~ 2 o'clock be-
fore Squire r. " Lewis was post
pOned until September @ Attorney
J. Howard Holt. 81 this city. has been
retained a. counsel for the defendant
n this case The hearing Of the state
against Glib Ray. charged with fOrni-
cation. which vas called for yester-
day afternoon a. I O'Clock. was also
postponed until September q. Attor
ney w. J. BRYANT has been retained a.
counsel 10 this case Prosecuting A.
fprnev James - Parriort will repre-
sent The sate in both OF the above
cases. and many witnesses have been
-umfnoned 10 appear
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17

hartman Arthur o. Gray. OF tho
war .halI county Goud Roads Aseori.
'l"n. has called t meeting OF the exec
WV" committee Of that hodF tp DO
l"id Monday af 900 O'clock. fu This c.ty
NJ mayor. citt officials and member
". ih" county court. also the press and
"'hrf- Interested 90 GOOD roads are
'"rdialN Invited to attend This meet
lnR Nan' important matters. incird
lnE Tho naming OF ntr dcIcratr, to Che
t."g roads couNcutior 80 Detroit.
wen. VII. D." considered A large o..
tendance is expected OF thc meeting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17

tu.H b. Do Robinson. o.. Now u,r.
hnt'iIl'. and Zion VI VI Neef, o.
fsirm0rf candidate f0r fhc Demo
cratic nomination Tor Congress to nU
tho 'frtu.. rlu cd ht fhr resignation
~ John g. Davis. .pcut tc-tcrdas iu
'Iia 'i'f looking over their political
fence Both expressed cunhdercc 80
ih" con chiffon f1 br held 90 Sew Mar
lLn- .-Lln ~ LrDrLu.- ...r-r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17

The meeting 81 the Republican
county executive committee which
vsa 20 have been held this norning
mas been postponed until Saturday
morning ~ 10 o'clock in Tho county
court room a. the court house The
cause NJ the postponement is due to
me fsci that the congress i0nal com
mite" will meet to-day 10 complete
plans Tor the primaries 10 be held
September 3 nf The NINTH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17
Moundsvilis sr.c

lester Iaylur who has been spend
lnE the summer With his parents here
has loft Tor Chicago m where be
VII be- employed
Messfs Charles Weaver and vii
Lam Aut"n left yesterday ON q hunt
inr rlp down thc river
Ralph Williams left yesterday ,or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17

high team. One manager states thev
are 70 Ilsy here. while the Wheeling
manager SAYS that the game will be-
played on the Island grounds. Both
teams are evidently anxious 10 play on
their home grounds. and where the
game viii be- played will be watched
with keen interest The matter.
however. will probably be settled 10
day and the exact place for holding
the game will BE- announced
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17
Case Dismissed

Tn" case Of the state against John
McCardle charged with having i'm
proper relations With one ANY Dir
myet which was called in the Justice
court OF Squire p VI Lewis YESTERDAY
morning ~ 2 o'clock was dismissed
upon lack OF evidence Attorney Ma.
TN Brown represented the defcndsr,
while Prosecuting Attorney James II
Psrriott appeared for the state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17
County Pair

The tiNty-fourth annual fair on.n.s
ent weather the crowd was nor 40 49,.
- usual FOR the FIRST dav. hut the a.
tendance today - expected 20 break AN
houses all having been filled 10 m 80 "a
pasity. ''I 60
The horal hall j. unusually m. with
We gIe~te-t number OF exhibits eve- en-
Worh being on display The extensive
improvements 20 the race track. togefbsr
WIN We large number % speedy horses
entered. Viii make today the hest ever
seen IN this county
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17

Ih" Nomans Home Missioner, So
'i''. 90. Oh" fif.f 80 o. church bold 30
F'f' interesting meeting lH.f evening
'n OH" SUNDAY school rr0ms o. Tho
'huf'n iir-pfc fUe fact that the
weather vHe hHd. H good ATTENDING
FHe hfd. aud manv matters or imuorf
hn'" WEI" dierIesed Tho business
ior tn" Irar was closed 10 and 90.
other meeting vll io hsld IN The near
IsfuIe