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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-21
WILL TRADE

WILL TRADE
The finest 7-acre farm in Halliday, with
a three room brick house, two-room
adobe. granary. chicken coops, barn,
three acres In the choicest kinds Of fruit,
apples. pears. peaches. plums; one acre
in fine grapes. one acre In asparagus,
fine garden truck patch, large patch OF
fact, II contains the choicest products
on the market, and of the best varie-
ties. Will exchange for good improved
city property, The farm Is valued at
$1,000.
HOFFMAN BROS. LOAN & TRUST CO.
22 East 1st South. Wasatch 244.
1926
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SOME SPECIAL BARGAINS
20 acres, Sc. fine land; price or ad-
jacent property.
5x16 rods trackage. close TO o. S L.
depot; reached by all roads; $4,000 buys II.
BUNGALOWS,
One new, modern, Groom beauty,
Here's a chance to get a bargain. Make
an offer.
Another Groom, new home on east
side, Car line, $40 cash and $40 mo. to
right party.
GODDARD NV, CO.. 80 Main street.
1926
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Trackage for Lease or Sale.


ON OREGON SHORT LINE OR RIO
Grande. COAL YARD. now vacant. on
Ith So, near 3rd West. r 7. Burton
Is Excha nge Place, f2S6S
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rrREAL ESTATE
,,,a and Unimpr0yed

-~lxN1 snSed al.u al.uc~-~~~~.ocs,<
- ..cs-,TuERs COMPAMG =,
sIg BR0egEhoNT; hoGNT; WAsATCH a.
s,s.1 BARGAIN; .!,l ;,1Sscs s-Fssp fssi,
q ssner values Va a. haze
rih N al once we m $500
II "A DAYS.
"a 500 terms
- FRUIT LAMP; S;,oaR *
s'gn''iSSoy Soyered with choice O9
}, ss and apple trees .nrt6 prt6
Ion. EsIn E.sdn am creek water, %opvl 9e
} ~ 'rq qI,sSt s& & Ry, new lntsrS ,Sts
Iph Iii All be going by I'M tni9
4, Gs Isl Of October sI,,r, $500 $500
% t0i' acre. Price un'ii so5oo
lisrns'' ''''''
zen RANCH, near La, La,
TChE II land. 10 bearing
tfless pmineton City wa
be h",,so on the prop
trcon', trcn,y - OF irrigation wa
ID, plea"t PEN the very low price so,oo
J y, Ft hsye '"' 80. .S22Uo
! TTa down will buy
q euuE INVESTMENT
.,.d for 5000 per year.
nv ,ods northwest part oo
,,,. 81 TUE arlv ......,..,. $4,000
asS fn syer offered In real
Al nnr cent
~ :; so. 7TH EAST.
IT.. q, ITn IITnAMS HOME, large
- dck house So Tor a5y1a5
"a ri modern. Lou sosoo
=, Fis only
In frame house; Sx' ,TSIs T9ds
y = Il SIS ith ave; me HE
~ "a bring S3ooo. we CO.. Comm
ID lud make 'efinS''
wAps IN LOTS. .,,oo
~ y b l.th E., A0Sl2o ice'
e. :, 18th E, 4ox15s, ,.-..'', $1,000
.,s 7,h so.. 3x1o rods. $1,000
e1n =, eth So. all special taxes ooo
u 5io rods, only. .....s..''..-S Slzoo
b and sth West, aox14o'.S 400
q a, on sth W. car line, o-o
D NJ on corner, only.",...'S 29o
3 BROTHERS COMPANY. 80
,n WSiN STREET. f319S
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STOMACH TROUBLES

~-~-~-~-~-~-~>~->~~~~~-->>
TREATED SUCCESSFULLY FREE
examination. Grecnhalgh Remedy Co.
IS East ith South. Wasatch 53of-W
foio
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-21

6-room mottle brick bungalow on
Ninth East. the paved street, with q
beautiful lot, full cement basement, fur
mace, cement walks, screened-in back
porch and sleeping porch. buffet Kitchen,
hullt-in mantel, bookcases, china cabi-
net, linen closet. medicine chest. large
clothes closets, hardwood floors. electric
fixtures: IT Is a dandy,
SIOG cash-S35 per nIonth-Price $4,000.
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5-room motue brick bungalow. close
10 Ninth East street in fine location,
fun cement basement and cement walks,
screened-in back porch and sleeping
porch, buffet kitchen, built-in mantel
bookcases and china cabinet linen clos
ct. This Is one Of the finest 5-room
bungalows southeast, and we take pleas
ure I'm showing IL 10 you
$500 cash-$50 per month--Prcc $4,000
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Real Estate-To Exchange
TRADES

City homes for acreage. In
proved farms and ranches for city
property. Large and small prop
ositions. Anything and every
thing TO trade.
We also specialize In cattle
ranches, and can offer you the
best on the market In states.
at prices and terms that will
make you want one.
SMITH REALTY COMPANY,
WAS, 1883.
2o2 HOOPER BLDG.
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acres. southeast; 50 bearing fruit
ITees. balance garden land Only $500.
Trade for city home or lots
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L. DENHAM co.
3 on EASY PAYMENTS.

". rsNlSM W.
-S on EASY PAYMENTS.
DC DISTANCE, SOUTHEAST.
Eltst, new broom modern
= cgmplete In every way: all
q k}o0; terms 10 suit buyer.
lG DISTANCE. SOUTHEAST,
rasm brick house; $2l00: terms
ock6 FROM POSTOFFICE,
'!sy brick house; lot 4lxl40 It..
aA- $3.50; your own terms.
BLOCK OFF 9TH EAST
DEW o-room modern brick
s1enl basement. mantel, gas
'H Is buy. $4,000, terms TO
RMES. EASY PAYMENTS,
= ol the city that arc cheap,
= l, DENHAM co.
AS Main st. Was. 4l33.
| 1890
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'wELLBILT."
ram modern home on East
- lust north of new high
IN This home has all MOD. .
cooyon!ences and will be sold
ii0O cash down. balance on
r,nIy terms 10 suit. or Will
IA racant lot as first payment
[scm modern brick home, we'll
I.n7ted, large rooms, on 40N16I-
"a lol 10 alley. Owners have
A town anu will sacrifice for
20 TermS 10 suit.
klN.
Ssrm. new modern brick, right
IN East; built-in bookcases.
.,njc Aytures and all complete.
p1s papored. A snap at s24oO.
|[A terms.
q BENCH.
tnou modern brick, new: built
I abnet work. A beautiful
"a. on 4s3125-foot lot, See
Il nj $4,000. Terms.
TIL . O'CLOCK MONDAY
EVENINGS.
d HOME BUILDERS CO..
3 Walker Bank Bldg.
Waselch $3.50. f3o95
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TWO BARGAINS.
FOR QUICK SALE.

broom brick, new, modern. southeast; (;
blk. Off 9th East st; easy terms; $4,000.
z-room brick. modern; $50 s. 1st West
St See us for terms. S2G50.
HOMB AGENCY CO.,
Was 1883. Continental Bank Bldg.
1880
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.fco, ntsT ;, LAND IN UTAH.
b sistinr waste land, level. rich
asler s on Salt Lake route:
3 iern, snt. all In cultIva ton:
fnced o,g eranary. 10000 lnl.
his and >, II you want a farm
= szlt I,Ier iIerlns to suit. Climate
= LAKE. This bargain must
rW morc,n ~ Main, or call Wa
"'ngs and evenings.
f31S7
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Il acres, Il miles south OF city: e~room
new bungalow barns. COW shed pig pens.
so: Jordan water; COWS, horses.
chickens. 2 wagons and implements. This
is one OF the finest farms in the valley
and bargain at S15s per acre. on terms
BETTHYoN HoA1D BUILDERS co,
3i0-342 Main ST. Was. e03o
1901
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-21

S-room brick cottage located at n
street between First and Second avenue,
full basement, furnace, screened-n back
porch. large buffet kitchen mantels. cleo
trio fixtures. linen closets, large clothes
closets, two bath rooms. gas, cement
walks.
Price $3.50 Terms arranged.
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'sToNs THE HoUsERs.

$3.50.
~ MODERN brick home on
pssi.y bench close to car
= oIa South. Large, light
y t@ntel, basement, front
AZ porches, one room and
" sulS'airs, cement walks,
4 i.ns"alSs. i.a on corner lot
,sc.' $500 cash; balance
per cent. This prop
way below cost and a
h Rs ,,lIs ,HIsAL y; ESTATE INV. CO.
b, sn., TL,. 81, Phone Was. -.
H1 sl'e ~ flre insurance.
~ 20 on your bond.
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IL acres. southeast: good water right.
t-room house. etc; family orchar rd.
Only $4,000.
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The soil Is rich voca mic ash. which
produces astonishing crops OF grains.
grasses. potatoes and fruits, l3O acres
In alfalfa; 1876 acres In grain: 5-acre or
chard; g. acres still subject 10 cult
va tlon. Every foot OF this farm can
be we'll watered by irrigation. a yearly
maintenance charge OF not TO exceed 25c
per share Is authorized for the upkcep
OF bitches.
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HOFFMAN BOs, LOAN G. TRUST co.
22 East 1st South. Wasatch 244.
1875
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A FARM SNAP.

$50 Acres. In Idaho.
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BURT & CARLQUIST COMPANY,
10 MAIN STREET TEL. WAS. $50.
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IMPROVEMENTS.

IMPROVEMENTS.
7-room dwelling. shade trees. bunk
house, ice house. granary, stables, ma
chine shed. The water on this place
is easily worth $50 per acre.
WE ARE ASKING ONLY $50 PER
ACRE FOR THIS WONDERFUL BAR
We also have 1000 acres Of good mead
ow land, only $3.50 per acre, $50 acres
m eadow land. s25 per acre. acres at
Holiday, a acres at Holiday.
SEE US FOR FARM AND RANCH
BARGAINS
Phones-wasatch esa-se4.
K1MBALL & RICHARDS.
Land Merchants"
Sc and IS Main ST.. Salt Lake City, Utah.
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SEWING MACHINES

WE SELL. RENT AND REPAIR ALI.
makes l69 State. Was, 400. dSil6
SEWING; MACHINES FOR
sale at prices and terms 10 suit Bow
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NC DISTANCE. SOUTHEAST,
zcem brick house; $2l00. terms
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-05
TESTS OF DIR. FRIEDMANN'S CURE
PROBABLY WILL BE STARTED SOON
SaVant Agrees to Furnish Samples
OF Remedy TO New York Board
Of Health.

NEW, YORK. March 4.-The com.
Flications that have piled about DR..
FREDERICK Friedman since he came
To this country TO demonstrate the
worth of his tuberculosis cure seemed
n fair way To be relieved today.
Dr. Ernest J. Lederie. health commits
sioncr of New York. said today that
the German savaut had agreed to fur
nish samples of his remedy to the
Board Of Health. and assist Or.
Lederie himself IN administering the
cure. II This is done real test OF
the claims made by Dr. Friedman
viii be possible.
The board of ccusors of the County
Medical Society wrauFled through
most of the night considering what
attitude the board would take There
were "a number Of the doctors who
were plainly trying their best To en-
harrass the German physician. but
Or. Lederie and som" Of tine more
progressive insisted THAT Friedman
must have an opportunity To show
what merit the remedy possessed.
This final statement az the position
of tho board was issued.
The attitud" OF Tho committee Is
that every opportunity. in legal and
medical Wy. should bee afforded IT,
Friedman 90 demonstrate the cGi-
Cacy Of his treatment. and j; was
pointed out that this could be- done
ia only two ways.
First. boy a license granted by tho
board OF regents 10 physician az
conceded emiueuCo 100 his profession.
Second. under tho medical statute
which does not apply where salary or
prpi"s ional fees are rcuircd. on a
medical STAFF Of any legal hospital"
u b. believed that Dr. Lcdcrie in
this manner viii pl1c" Dr. Friedman
on th" stan az one of the city hospi-
tails. probably Bellevue. and that the
tests Of the culture will begin within
n MnlL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-05
FIENDS TORTURE
WOMAN AND CHILD
Spread Poison en- Bread and Offer IL
to Child to Make Woman
Give Up Money.

NETWORK. March 4-Robbers tor
turrd Mrs Harry Jacobs. wife Of a
postal clerk. by binding and ,gagginE
her tonight and in her presence offer
ing Ter sixteen months old baby a
slice Of bread spread with poison, be-
cause she would not reveal where she
kept her money. according To the story
she told the police.
After binding the mother and tieing
the baby In ~ high chair. Mrs. Jacobs
said. the three men took a bottle
marked poison from a closet where
drugs were kept and poured tho con-
tents on a bit cf bread. The mother
was told she would see the baby die
unless she gave the information
wanted.
nod your head if YOU will tell us
one Of the trio said to Mrs. Jacobs as
hc held the bread out To the child. The
baby knocked IL TO the floor. They re-
pcatcd the offer and the baby again
refused the poison. Abandoning this
.fori. the men searched the apart
mcuts \ pocket book containing 500
was stolen and the thieves lcst the
house before M.s. Jacobs could release
herself and give the alarm.
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Chicago Police Are Searching 70
Swindler Who Was ousted
In New York.

CHICAGO. March 4.-That Mrs.
Mabel Mills. OF San Antonio. Tex,
who either lost or was robbed OF
more than $4,000 in currency In
Evanston. Saturday night. may have
been the victim of wire tappers or
confidence men working a variation
OF the wire tapping. was the theory
OF Chicago detectives.
Supposition that gang OF this
type really did get Mrs. Mills in its
clutches was strengthened when IL
was learned that one OF the habitues
OF the hotel where the woman was
registered was confidence man who
some years ago was run out OF nearly
every hotel of prominence in New
York. ard who is now missing.
For more than "A month he dined
at the hotel every evening but one.
the notable exception bea the night
Mrs. Mills lost her Honey. The
police are now searching for him.
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NATIONAL HONOR
CONTINUED From Ninth Pass)

tionary The gambler NAV hold II
IN consist in paying his gambling
debts: the member OF the smart set
IN divOrCing his neighbor's wife be
fore taking her unto himself. the
senator in eliminating personalities
But when We enter the chancelleries
of the world and submit to their
judgments not only our right 10 be.
but our right TO be respected we can
hope to be measured in but one way.
and we must be able to show that the
solemn treaty obligations Of this re-
public will be kept with the same
scrupulOus honesty, both of spirit and
letter. whether made with the hum
blest people - fthis continent strug-
Cling for seii-government or with the
mightiest monarch OF the old world
This high sense ~ honor constitutes
the panOply Of the American people.
Armies and battleships furnish no
substitute for g. These are valuable.
bur the people never intended that
authority should use them as acCcs
series 20 q burglars Kit
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Kramer Denies Murder.

CHICAGO, March 4.-Charles Kra-
mer. alias Conway. who is being tried
for the murder of Miss Sophia Singer.
a Baltimore. Md. heiress. in a Chi
cago rooming house last fall. to-day
on the witness stand in Judge Kers-
tens court. repudiated a confession OF
the crime he previously had made To
the police.
The prisoner explained that he had
made the confession only in the hope
that he might save his wife. Mrs. Bea-
trice Ryall Kramer. from prosecution.
Captain Nootbar. of the Chicago po-
lice. suggested every item of the con-
fession Kramer swore. He said the
police officer even suggested" a let
ter the prisoner wrote to his grand
mother. in which he confessed the
killing.
Mrs. Kramer will take the stand
later.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-05
TETER FUNERAL
HELD YESTERDAY
Remains Of the Former Prominent
Republican Leader Inferred In
Family GRAVEYARD

Special Dispatch TO the lntelligencer
PHlLlPP1, w. Va, March A.
Funeral services over the remains OF
the late Charles F. Teter. prominent
Republican politician and attorney.
were conducted from his late resi-
cence this afternoon. Interment was
made in the family burial ground
The funeral was attended by promi-
rent Republicans of this section of
the state, and Mrs. Teter received
hundreds of kilograms of coincidence
from throughout the state.
Mr.. Teter was a candidate for gov
ernor in 1904. and in the last cam
paign ran for the nomination of con-
Gressman-at-large. being defeated by
Howard Sutherland. He held many
offices during recent years and was
slated for a position on the commits
sion under the Hatfield administra-
ton.
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Ni-ilNGTON. ID g.. March
Pre- ldHnt Wilson drove f1 thr hotel
t0 attend thc dinner ~ hIs ris.. mates.
Princeton 90. without hI. aides and
attended only hr fIn inevitable secret
service men &c. u1a u.berod quietly
into Tho hotel and disappeared through
fhr doors of private dining room
sound ~ laughter and song told Of
fnr d"lightfuI Informally ~ tho oafI-
rr.nE To" Ir' dent made n speech.
IIf what Do faid tp hir classmates
va nni lnr Tho ul-.lln world
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-05
MRS. CORVALLIS WEST WINS
In FIRST MOVE FOR DIVORCE
British Court Orders Her Husband to
Return to His Wife Within Fort
night-No Defense Made by Him.

LONDON. March Mrs. George
CORVALLIS West today won the first
move in her suit for divorce.
In record time Sir Samuel l.. Evans
president OF the divorce court. ordered
her husband. George Frederick Middle
ton CORVALLIS West. who offered no
defense. TO return to her within a fort
night. This. 1t is well understood. he
will no: do. so thus paving the way tn
an early and permanent dissolution
for the ill-assorted marriage.
Distinct secrecy. contrary to the GUS
toraary rules Of the court. was oh
served when Mrs. Vests petition was
presented. No Christian names were
mentioned during the proceedings.
which l. in direct contraVention to the
established rules.
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Larceny CHARGE.

NEW YORK, March Am iOdict-
ment returned against him at Brad
dock. Allegheny county. Pa. charging
the larceny OF $4,000 from an estate
in Pittsburgh. Joseph Joscak. 40 years
old. was held for examination to-day
as a fugitive from ustice.
JOscak. who is said TO be a Hunga-
rian editor Of Pittsburgh. was one OF
the three executors OF an estate con-
sisting OF real estate bonds which sold
for $4,000. II was discovered recent
~. according 10 the Indictment. that
$4,000 OF the estate was missing.
and also that Joscak had disappeared.
The Allegheny county authorities
have been notified. and JOscak will be
held here pending their arrival.
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Hazlett obsequies.

Do" funeral srrN ices over the remains
~ 500 Let" Robert Hazlett aged and re-
'i''-.f"d citizen - this city. whose death
OCCURRED Dr sunday afternoon following.
o. I'h-tHF illness caused bv bronchial
asthma. We're held at the family r,-i-
60 .. d" on fT" Island Yesterday afternoon
at % "'l". X. Rev. llartinEcr. pastor OF
.H' ."Ih%"u " T. church. was the Of
g. iHf-rg minister. and fut.rruent M.
'H-'' ODD ''rr'rw'Hi cemetery. Tn. do
'a cd va. % member ~ the knights of
iNfa.te trd fire gallstar.re ver, r,-n-
po~'.4 OF members 81 ffIe ore-auizatforl
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400 HURT

WASHINGTON. d. c. March T.
Although the known casualties for the
day anu niEnt reached a total OF about
400. few were serious. and most OF
them were Of a minor nature Many
Of the injured. especially those who
received burns during the display o.
fireworks tonight. went for treatment
to hospitals in the downtown sections
without the aid OF ambuiances.
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Rogers Funeral

ltrsrHi services over tra remains OF
i"" .a.r Mrs Mary Roger wife -
squire W W. Rogers. VINO PASSED away
'u sunday evening f"'lowiul. lu extend
'n itlF"--. viii DO held at the family
-'sli"r'- 'n ''ltnI NJ. street AZ . o',Io.I.
i.'N .'ff'frn"r Rev 4. =. L.ycrh.rrer.
l..fHg or f's TH'f1 Irsa' yteriau chursf.
b. .I conduct fH- services and Irferufuf
VII L. -aLe d I,.,-Ln.lIl ..fref.r,-
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TAFT BIDS
Continued from FIRST Page.)


a. the farewells were said. and the
eyes Of some of the others were far
from dry. With all the ceremony
that has attended his departure on 9th
CT occasions. the roped wide passage
way across the broad concOursc. the
scores Of station police. tho secret
service men and his former aid. Major
Thomas l. RhOldos. with his spuis
clicking on the stone. Mr. Taft march
"a through cheering throng 20 his
train
lie stood for a few minutes by tho
side az hIs car. shOod hands once
more with his friends and then step
ped aboard
Il am nov retiring 20 a pedestrian
life" hc said
Busy Day For Taft
This had been 20 very busy day for
Nir Taft Although no was mp until
fhre" O'Clock this morning. he slept
only four hours and was 40 his study
desk again 20 wind up th" business
OF his administration ffe worked
with only frV minutes Tor hrc1kfa 80.
until Mr. Wilson started from his
hotel 20 tho white Hous" ffe spent
AN hour boz tho presidents room .r
fuo senate side OF the capitol signing
bills. vctoing others. and in between
times talking with N- Wilson and
Win senators and repre- ecufafftr4
"a no paid their last call
81 fho White House luncheon. tho
President .af and chcrrod for ton
minutes Nrh Mr.. Wilson ne Ieu
hr OBJ" south don- and ris lasf Wow
~ mo mansion came a. his au'otuhife
hct down throurh Tho bail
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WNSU1NGTON. o. G.. March g.
Tho Eirn Fro idcrf and Mrs Narrnau
spent ft. evening with tho Wilson
ffml b.. vafchInr rho nrru0rka from
fhr White Urf.e porflco Nmore
fhosr who Joined fhn party WAS cap
tafr 'HiI' Mcdonald. mo Preufcnt' .
tnd. guard during rho campaign A4
uaIiI fHr Captain wore hts hir som
hrsro and s0ff flannel shirt
80 fn O. O'Clock tho NIrr President
arI Nra Marshall returned t0 fhcIr
hut.I and rnfIrrI
IN' Irr. .d"rf .aid goodnight ~ bis
rIf. mates Hf % g. O'Clock and RI
turned fu fhr White House fIc 70.
firrI Hf once. tired from fne cvrrtion4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-05
kearns Obseauies.

Funeral services over the remains
o. the late Mrs Margaret Kearns.
whose death occurred at her home in
hundred on Saturday. will be held
from the residence of her sister. Miss
Rose LOTUS. on the Island. this morn
ing at $50 o'clock. Requiem high
mass Will be celebrated from ST
Joseph's cathedral at O'Clock and in
terment will be made in Mt. Calvary
cemetery.
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OBITUARY
Klein Funeral.

The funeral services over the re
mains Of the late Wilma Jane. five
months old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Klein, whose death occurred
on Monday, were held from the family
residence in Woodsdale yesterday ar
ternoon at $3.50 o'clock. Interment
was made in Greenwood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-05
STOMACH BAD? BELCHING GAS And
SOUR FOOD? WANT TO FEEL FINE?

Wonder what somachwhh OF
your Well don't bother
head dizzy and aches beh
iood breath FOUL
minutes will
lated. their fear - 80
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-05

TIE regular monthly meeting ~ the
Wheeling Nd club was held last even
ing iu tho rooms o. the Elliott CONNER
cial school. and was featured by general
discussion OF timely topics. Joe &. Be-
land led SRI tho discussion