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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-26
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,2Lnafeiis", peld)e uuTtbIbar oa3
fdlluerife &dmorrboioeusS Seioen furirt.
lleberseuat Gut. ltelltoeoter & Co..
8or 1916, 9tem 9ort Gitp, ieuoeu
cine Grobe m icoe 2loreIie foitenfret.
Die QfuIher, meLde iih oergebltd) be-
nilhcn, ..2luafcils" uad3uabmen, per-
Iangen aber obue ioldc 4robe ge3abs
luna, neil oieie mertbloien 9tod)lb.
mungeu ebeu nid1t Die Brobe beiteieu
founen. SIC p9lnafeiia" lSeoermana
lntionit liefert, ebe elue 3abhng 3a
leiiteu tit. Sir oen 8eiien iiuo ooS
Ser Morte genug. a,Ip
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-26

auf bic anitobsnoen 3imn1er unp fas
Ireppenbaus ousgeoe9nt unD bie2oIdz
mannfhaften batten einen i9lperen
StanO, ehe es ibnen geIang, bes iTeus
ers 6err 5u DerDen.
Ginen G6aben bon $500 rihtete ein
aus unbetannter uriofe entitanbenes
Jeuer in oem Doppelfd6perf @ebdrs
be BON Games Glmefs, So. 1908 Oct
StrnBe an. Die bur6 einen 2uarm
berbeigerufene 5enertpebr batte !Inqc.
re 3eit gu tbun, nm ben 8rdnb opi
Isinen eigenen 9erD 81 be14rdntsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-26
EIGblidl acitorbcn.

Ser Coroner wuroe geitern 2l6en0
BON Dem Sooe oe5 Sane5 4u0reIU
beHahriftipt, pelher in iciner g3oGs
nrrg. IN eiuem StIhl iiBeno, foot
auiBeilnioeu wuroe. Der ZOO ibeitlt
mf Ser3itlag 3urilf3ufiibren ienE.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-26
G d ner glaubli d.

GrIter Stubent: .Du, pump mir
3ebn Utart."
s3ipeiter Stuoent: .6ub feline"
Griter Stuoent: .Dds, Detn Utter
bat Dir bod beuts 0lorgen fiini5ig
Mart geIditt!"
3lpeiter Stubent: ,Sd, dber unter
Der 9eoinguns, sab i4 lie aslsia osra
.iaEfe."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-26

5rau SteDenTon mar piermal CUR
9enerdIzPrdiioentin Der 50hter Der
amerttanii6en Hspoll1tion eripd)st
iDrroen unb batte erit fiir3lih cine 0es
fd3i1te bieIer Organization psroffTta
lt4t. Gle tpirb iiberlebt pon Ibrem
Gotten uno brei Gtnbern.
+ Toroeruna BON aBdgaons
fir gauher dbQes
ipiefen.
Rem Oorf, %. 8ea. Die Ser.
tebrsfommiffion itelte Qeiteru bic In.
;eriuhuna iiber ben 2lntraq elm, baB
Die StraBenbabn= =aorporationen ange.
5ulten nerben foQten, duf ben grol.
leps nno 6o6bahnliuieu beionoere
WaaQons fir Rauder in 8etrieb az
'teQen ooer ben 8erebrcrn bes SQ6dts
CeIpn0ere WaqqonabtbetIunqeu einau.
rdumen.
Den Introq abfpeiienb, ertlGrt bic
Gommifiion einfa6, boB es runter ben
ferrfhenben 8erbdltntiien niht Derz
nunftgsmdB eriheine, beIdate Strd.
Benba6nz zaorporatiDnen aufsuforDern.
Dem 8erlangen nah beionberen Rau6-
paqqons ober Rau6= accomplishments
5So.qe 3u Ietiteu."
u brung unb Obba6 fir
bic 4rbeitsIpfen in
can SSranctsco.
can 6rdncisco, Gala, IS.
Deg. - 8eju Nr6ettsloIer in San
6ranciSco bate am Dei6nadtstaa ur=
fahe gum 5ungern uno tein Sboaf)>
loIer mar Dbne Elm ihiiBenDe8 8oh.
Sn bem apoperatiDz zNrbettsbureau tDas
renb DabrenO bes gan3en 2ages bic
5tibe geoedt fir oyeDen, Der toT,men
tDpllte, uno 5auienoe puroeu gelpeiIt.
s3e4n ao6e pareu Don bret ubr
Wtorgens Bis gum Wtittag beIhdftigt
uno DieIe Girchen 6dben Die 56iiren gez
Dffnet, oamit bic SbDa6loIen Die ylaht
pQrin 3ubrtngen t0nnen, ysSeDermann,
Der es ipiini6t, ptro Nahrung uno
Gbba6 erbalten", iagte WlapDr Rolpb.
nSSe0ermann tdnn qenltg 3u eiIen uno
etnen PlaB 3llm S6ldfen bis Wontag
erbalten, lpann bic SuperDiIoren ejneu
PIan antiinoigen iDeroer, unter benz
bic g(rbelt5loieH beiAdftigt nerbeu
tDnnen."
Die 3ahl Der 2lr6eitsloIen in bisiiz
! ger St1ot Dtr0 alEf 10000 gei4dtt.
2inber Uber Wei6nanten
nerIfeben.
! 9 B6ilubelp bia, 25. De3. 8as
ainoerz Bureau, bic &inDer7dub- -8e.
Ieuihaft unD dbnlthe SrQantiationert
babsn beuer cine neue Braris dufQs-
ncrmen, inDem lie cine @n3abI ibrer
ShibItnqe Iber Weihnuhten an fins
hcrloie reidhe Ghepaare ausqelieheu ba-
len.
| Der BaiIen bdrrt bort Elm itrablens
b'r Weibnahtsbaum unD iADue Sc,
! fterte. Die 8eber pernen sntitbdoiot.
| iu6em bic &lnDer Sreuoe unb Son.
EenidetH in oas iouit ODE 6eim brin-
gen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-26

1dtrt 1amyfiyrite II eine Apotbtfe.
ais seitern Morgea Die sseuer.
tuebr.sfompognie so. 10 benz Gener.
nj nod osus 3auie gse. 227 s,ieo.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-26
Der giienbab burduber 81
it'd bereit. fir ieiu
8erbreheu 3u
biiBen.

2ps QngeIes, Gala, %. 0e5,
Sobn Soitit Der GiIenbabur0uber llno
MDroer bes Acknowledgment Mpn=
tagoue pou Der SoUthern 9acific giz
Ienbabn, Der in Gan 5runcisco auf
8eranlaRung ieiner Spfer bel oem
@iIenbabnraub Derbaftet purbe, tpuroe
am 9onneritag bier singeliefert. Der
Sberiff SamneI, Der i'm bierbergez
braht, Iugt, oaB 8oItid ihm unterpegs
eingeitnnben babe, baB er auh am "A.
Robember BEL Rlhmpno, gald., einen
@ifenbabnsug beraltbt babe Gr iogte
arh, oaB er obue 5rsunoe lei, I6uIbig
pluioiren lpolle uno bereit lei, fiir feline
8erbredsn 3lt biiBen.
5rau aotai 6. Stepeni on
eeft ftorben.
Glop mtngton, 81, %. Deg.
sSrau ablui g. Stspenipn, Satin osS
friiheren giaes Prdfibenten, lit bier am
Donneritas etbego seitprbsu. sic mar
20 Sabre alt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-26

5rau SteDenTon mar piermal CUR
Observation-Disclosures Der 5ohter Der
dmerttanti6en Hspolution ertpd9t
fpCrben unb bate erit fiir8Iih cine 0es
ffi1te bieIer Organization psr6ffrts
lt4t. Sie rpiro iibsrlebt non lbrem
Gntten uno brei ain0ern.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-09

ter and addressed 70 20 h.r..if hen M.
r ,b button in the vail Presently
mere came a tap on the door and she
/ opened II TO one OF the maids.
hhen. she said. thrustins the letter
ana a coin into tho maids hands.
early IN the morning. doesn't he's well
get this over TO the office somehow To-
night. 80 ne viii get II the first thing
IN We Ine in %,Ti and bring It to me-
dressing table.
She was astir early next morning
Came tap on her door. a letter on a
tray She dressed and packed her DAG.
ana with 10 went TO the big hall down
stairs where fire WAS already crack
Warren. always An early riser. va.
standing in front OF Il In HIS shooting
.Not you. too-' he asked -You.r. no,
I've just had a letter. calling me 70
town" she said
80, Where viii the house party be with
al this he chided lightly. .;wo OF YOU
going on this early morning train. sand ;
- blowing out. also
denly IN one or the big leather ohsirs
IlmIy she was aware that Warren was
sitlnF orders. that breakfast tray on
Tttlle tSole was set before her.
Then the motor whirred up sand. n
the stairs.
80 SAl Weit Tor any breakfast. old
QUIZ have company said War;,
MISS Orail Is going on this train too
TENN they were together IN the car.
iaEe and the railroad station The car
had gone whirring back.
" ell sands questioned -whyr
49,. WY what! she asked almost irrtta-
why the sudden flightr.
she looked at his squArely. have my
nusiSs.. she said Don't you under
He nodded
Now. your explanation she demand
same thing Ny work. SAID h. u
thinEs-yet
NJ lie h helped her " the Pullman steps.
on. hang art. in all its forms and
being said he. ',Goodbyt"
lie turned on his heel He got as far
didn't know why. lie wasn't afrafj o+,s
OF going back. some one touched his
arm arr, IL was the porter.
NlNclSe me. Elh.' lie said con frf.ar,-
hut the young Teddy wot yo' iess we3;,
ana Ter she's cryiu' her heart out suh -.
on Re al right. George" said sands.
went tearing into the P1Iliman ca Ien no
nc didn't look Up as he stood beside
Is art worth it, he asked obrr,,,v
Her hand sought his and chung 10 r.
No, no. no." she sobbed stormily
hol bet II isn't he said. And tho
Erlnuing porter. pcckinr fu from ths
Fc-ilbule. sa within kiss her
Lne house PARTY guests had gone M
stairs bradford Warren was engross-
81 iu hi7 MAGAZINE Mrs. Warren. very
"FcathleF9 and cvry pretty IN her flir1e,-
L.mnuo. came 20 him
Nh, my dear. didn't 7 tell Won thew
were just made Tor each other7 4 mes
sage has just come. They got OF TIE
Train nt Westford Junction this morning
and were married"
4 thought there was something n q,
when they both went traipsinE off this
morning said her.
And you didn't call me- she ra,l
reproaChfuily.
II Thought probably 80 was SON. n.
your doings." he grinned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-09
STEUBENVILLE

STEtBENVILLE. O.. Dec. Sc a.,
outcome 10 the successful voting ~
tthree OF the inmates Of the infirmarv on
. IlHaN 49, SfcubenvIlle. contrary % law
Two members OF the county election
board. Robert HagEcrty. q MinE1 June
i9n. ana John McIaddCn. OF gfeflbeu-
tlIle. were arrested on affidavits sworn
squire TaWlcr. The nffidavfts cb,r-..
tuat Hagrcrty and McFaddcn advised
persons e. vote AZ tho specIal election
hh'NlhE they had not been residents OF
'.e precincts Tor % DAYS preceding the
election. The men who were brought m
7 ''h the infiruary and voted were
,''.iEe lhofnHs. Thomas Scsin. John
C'lnH. Their votes were etorrod ~
cniIieuger-. under the law. ana IL fa
hIl'sed That tho two members Of m.
county board went around later ana o.
"'I'' th'ir votes received. alleging
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-09

Spending the week az stsubenvine with
friends and relatives.
W. Il. Mcclure IS moving iron, the
Mcclure home on Fffth street. 10 Inc
Noodburn flats. on Jefferson aveune
Several local couples attended the
Doll Girl" play at tie Court Theatre
a. Wheeling lIst evening
Lester Taylor VIII leave IN a few fsv-.
tor Nayrt-hurg. where no will Visit
friends FOR Few days
j. y. Cunningham has returned homo
from Pittsburgh. IA where ba r,,ir-
chased several fine horses
The ". e.. y. T.. will meet this evening
a. the home Of Mrs. Isaac Rodgers on
Second street "
The Anchor Gloss. OF tho Cb-,s,,,,
church, Will meet this evening Al IN.
home Of Mrs. Curtis W-horton. on Vv.sb-
inEton avenue
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-09
corpleted In lin.

The new vapor heating system
which has recently been Installed i'm
the county court house was surely
completed In due time. FOR yesterday
vas practically the first day that the
system had good test % show its
capacity for turning ont the heat re-
CURED 10 keep tho large corridors and
Office rooms comfortable The system
ofar has proved very satisfactory
and Will be fixed up I'm every room. in
Guiding the Circuit Court room OF the
building.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-09
SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASSES
RECEIVE SECONDARY CHARTERS

Three secondary certificates OF rec
ocnItion were granted yesterday at
the headquarters OF the West Vir-
GINA Sunday School association TO
the following Sunday schools. Tach-
a-balcha, Stone church. Presb yterian,
Elm Grove. Bull. Peoples Baptist
;. =. Wellsburg, W. Va. and the Mir
Jams, First Baptist church, Hinton.
w. Va. The enrolment OF tho
classes rs organized and according
10 their reports as sent TO the head
quarters OF the association totals 81
members. Who are now taking up the
work OF the Sunday school in ear
nest, which tends 10 how the trend
or the times in West Virginia so far
as the work CT the Sunday school IL
concerned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-09
Daily Short Story
Who Said Art?

II Mrs. Bradford Warren came into
the library. where her husband. seek
ing this quiet moment when his wife's
house party guests had gone upstairs
10 bed. was turning the pages OF his
Iavorite scientific magazine.
oh. my dear. they are Just made
Tor each other. aren't they? I'm so
glad We had them here together" said
she
/ Warren looked up reluctantly from
the cngrossing pages. Who" he
asked succinctly.
Why. that big sculptor friend of
/ yours. John Sands. aud Irma Grail
Haven't you noticed?"
/ Noticed what"
/ That they were just made for each
other"
~ you say so. that's good enough
for me-" he laughed.
You have noticed it. but you won't
admit g. Good night"
Meantime above stairs John Sands.
his big frame wrapped in a bath robe
sat dangling his feet out Of his win
dow. The cool October breeze came
gratefully 70 his hot forehead
/ II won't do. Johnny" he told him
self 1T won't do ~ all. She's a
wonderful girl-a simply wonderful
/ Firi. but girls have no place In your
scheme OF life. just vet Wait TIN
you're better established. Wait tn
you're absolutely sure OF yourself.
Don't yea dare 20 go dragging any
woman through the awful years OF
uncertainty Don't let a few sue
cesscs turn your head"
And then he fell 10 thinking OF Irrna
. 10 h.af
/ the rest OF the three DAYS OF tho house
PARTY things might happen. The thing
Tor him 10 do was 20 get out-at once.
b tn the morning before he saw her
again
+ He saw man moving toward the
garage NJ the rear OF the house. Soft
D. hn whistled
The man stopped Sands whistIei
0cain. The man moved toward him
lie saw it was George. one Of War
. ren's two chauTeurs
sands eail SOFTLY. Walt a minute 90
. non To- swung himself into the room and
q wrote hurrieulN on a hif OF Yarcr This
u' 'o-tel 90 the waiting George to-
: on go over Co the VILLAGE FOR the
/ r7fI very early iu the morning dor.r
y.l' Won. see that . ret this Telegram
To tho light streaming out from me
. li'iHrE windows Just below ne could see
Z thr Chauffeur griuuiug.
sure" said George
tn room farther down tho hail T--,a
Grail Clad FOO long kimono OF crimson
.'t staring at her reflection in tho
II won't do" size said 20 herself
D .I Dr. losing wE head. This must stoD
-'I,'.l.. said IN succeed. and :
emo" now have tho voice. ~ is Just a
matter of Few years of absolute a0rlf-
e'iI'n - work absolute worl, and no
men. But T can't SEQ him again III
o.. NHH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-09


N... F..... |..u Uf Weston III
..frH..r .tv H... uffH Dor Ifr.rff Hu
Tenth .Irftf f'.. .|fN
Hr.a CLARA E...lr. ~ Akron. ohio. q.
Spending I.. dove with friends .rI
r.I.f.l. . fI.. city,
| II I.II .' r'sn ftrfrr spent tre.
'rf'T" afternoon 'n uir HitF. nn l..i
r.."
Ir Hrf 'r. Erof .rff rsrfrrFrv
f.r |....n..f rftr. they wiIf spend D.
f." HI.H vIfh fr'srdr
Nr rrt ffr. S. f.tfa-f ~ Wo-.
f.. avenue $500 ifH.n f.. MORNING f.-
I..r.Ih whore fHe5 vIl ...rf fHr Win.
Cor
Campbell who vr. CON fined fn
I H... .r center street with Hr no.
'. '..'I fever. .. rapidly r...r
.r.r. ...t.'f. .H. I.. trrr
f. ... ..". .. ..r.f .frraf
.sr.. fillmore i. IMPROVING
..I.
". r.1 barnett .r Second .f-rsf. e.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-09
Simply AfrsLd Of no,ls

That tho Marietta eleven vere
aiarid Of tho Mound CITY team is
JUST about The reason the proposeu
gam" which was 20 have been rlaved
iia'i sun Toy at Shaftuck mark. Par.
h"Tshurr. Eas not pulled of Even
" lhty did show up. they failed 90
but up tho balance Of their side
%, money and the locals absolufeIv
~ "" play them for the fun OF
W'f" sorry fu learn that tho psrnc
fad NOT been PLAYED. a. many wagers
on ih" game had been made In ms
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-09

suit for $3.50. and for special PERFORM
ance in sale Of property.
Carmen Nitclo vs.. Carmen Vitelo ct al.
suit Tor alimony and funds in bank at
tached. They We're married August u.
100. and she alleges extreme cruelty
and ccsertion
Lillian NJ. Atwood vs. Clarence G. At
wood. dismissed at costs OF plaintiff
buckeye savings and Loan 90. vs. IT,
j. Hughes. ct al. suit lu foreclosure on
"A mortgage note for S640fg
IT, ". Francis vs.. Nick Filipowits ct
a. suit 10 revive justice Judgment for
Nick Tassalo for assault and battery.
was sentenced TO one day in jail.
David Garden ~. -. & Il. Coal Co,
tudgmetn by consent for $500
Lena Greenlee ct al vs.. Hoard OF Fdu-
cation OF Independent District No. I.
warren township ct nj. petition and
temporary Injunction dissolved at costs
Of plaintiff.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-09
Christmas Rush On

\ vIsIf through the stores ~ this
city yesterday told well that the ex-
prciDd Christmas rush g. now on. and
nearly every merchant did a splendid
business yesterday The cold wealth
Or cam" In for its share ~ getting the
shoppers ont carly. and from now on
the stores VIII Dc worry busy places.
The stores will begin the first Of next
week md remain open late AZ night
- Accommodating the trldn cNnccfed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-09
MGUNDSVILLE
City Council Met.

The city council met in regular
Semi-monthly session last evening.
with every member present. also the
city health officer. chief Of police and
number of citizens The ordinance
passed its first reading regarding the
planting Of trees The ordinance To-
garding the contractors laying side
walks came up for discussion but was
referred 10 the ordinance committee
Chief OF Police W T.. Games read his
report Of the trip be made 10 Hunting
ton 10 the Chiefs convention. when
was accepted and ordered filed city
Health officer Dr. y 4 Streibicn
filed his report. which was accepted
and ordered filed Tie council dis
cussed the price Of milk being raised
90 ton cents per quart and got busy
and ordered tine clerk 20 secure It
Babcock milk tester and tho dairy
men viii be- forced TO bring absolute
ly pure milk 20 this city Council
adjourned az 1915 o'clock
To Meet This Eveninu
Progress lodge 30. I'll. - q. r..
will meet this evening az their head
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-09

Everett and Joe Hartley. both well
known characters IN this city. were
brought before Mayor = x. Blair yes
torday morning. charged with being
drunk and disorderlv Roth received %
nice fine and one got ten and tho 9th
or fifteen days IN fail. where both are
now confined Roth we're co badly
"soueod' That tho old reliable Mag
Eio' had to be- called upon Sunday af
ternoon 20 get them 90 the city lock-.
upf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-09

The holiday shutdown. a. tho vari.
Gus manufactures plants iu this city
win Do all probability bo hriof tbls year
owing to tho great demands f0- local
wares Two OF tno largest concerns
boo tho Citv viii not suspend opera
lions more than two weeks n that
lorr n period. and local workmcn uili
D." very g'lI 30 o. does not continue
fI1t long
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-09
Many Tzker Car- a.

The sudden cold snap Of tho mast
two days caught many local persons
in want OF coal and clothing for the
winter, and as q result the local As
sociatef Charities were flooded with
rogue SITS FOR the same yesterday. Al
requests were quickly granted and
many orders for coal were issued
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-09

The members OF ,ho local hign
-'MIo9' football and baseball teams
viii hold a meetiur to-morro,y afre-.
noon following the REGULAR school 90.
@lons. for ,he purpose OF selecting
captains for he baseball team and
lI" Football team for next season
several lanes have been mentioned
Tor IN" above positions and contest
IS expected. All members OF the stu-
urht body ylrihi" 10 a vote are To-
quest"d 10 Doe present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-09

quarters i'm lhe Alexander EaH on
'"Itr- ON avenue in regular semi
monthly f"fsion. Al members OF tho
i"'ai 1909" are earnestly requested
10 DE present. as a good meeting is
'NI''itd. Fo'oiwinE tho transaction
OF routine business class OF rffaon
candidates will De initiated into the
order and the famous Brooke degree
team 81 W ,!lsburs viii do the initia-
tory work. Visiting delegations from
an the surrounding towns have been
cordially invited 10 attend and many
nav" accepted. and very large
,'""d D. -Nne.'"d 20 De- present Fol-
lowing the iuitiatorv work "a LarCrc,
WiH Do ferv'd and splendid program
has been arranged COR the affair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-09
WhifA RInvnr

hnm DroWn, Inc reaI agent IN getting
Rosetta Miller 20 come here from col
liers. W. Va, 20 enter the Red Onion %
Tor immoral purposes. was inveigIsd
here from Warren and arrested on sum
day on a white slave charge. The NIL
Ter Eirl was held as witness Nsle
was indicted for his connection
with the case
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-09
word from he attorney general 10 DO SO

John Il. (Iarry) Anderson was ar
rested on Saturday FOR Illegal voting In
2B-. on Friday. IN spite OF che fact that
Anderson was not registered. his ballot
was hurriedly pushed into the box by
Judge. "a ia stated.
Affidavits were filed IN Squire Law
Ter court, charging Benz. Higgins. Andy
OLash. John Andrachack Nike Serbine,
James ONeil. Nate stafford. W. T. Grif-
fith with Illegal voting at Mingo juno
zion on Friday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-09

!. Q. Ault and Attorney J. n. Cassidy
were appointed receivers for the Dexter
Coal Co OF Brilliant. a subsidiary Of the
Pittsburgh-Bufalo Coal Co. which has
gone into receivers hands
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The Hollinser act was upheld bv
Judge J. l. Allread of the court OF ap-
peals here to-day when he declared
that public utility corporations doing
an interstate business are Liable 10
the excise taxes assessed by the state
on the Income from investments indie
pendent OF the actual property itself.
The suit had been filed BY the Ohio
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-09
lust the Garments
You Want Are
Here

You can see them in our
windows, reckoning insi,tent-
ly To- you. soon. most Of the
best dressed men about town
will he wearing them. and ex-
citing the admiration and
envy of other men. 80 man
who really likes good clothes
who knows what good style
is. can afford 10 miss this op-
pOrtunity to replenish his
wardrobe with FAN and Win
ter garment, Of individuality
Of style. character and inieg.
rity Of tailoring.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-09

Appointed Reestvsr,

Bozo Ckinoric, a years. OF Irwin. Pa
and BOA Miloseyic. % years. OF Steu-
benville.
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Jeaae Harria Cut

Jesse SnOwdcn and Jesse Harris had
a difficulty on saturday az midnight at
the home OF Jess Harris. on church
street il resulted IN Suowden drawing
q pocket knife and slashing Harris four
times IN a painful way. across the breast
and stomach Snowdcn was arrested
Both are colored
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-09

Traction company. which sought 10
rest rain the collection OF the excise
TAX on certain dividend paying
stOcka held hN tho comnanv.
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ever. will not be even started until
early spring Third street is now
open for travel and the street paving
Us a great improvement 10 that part
OF the city.