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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-27
Doctor Fears
For Her Life.

DR.. Lehman, seen today declared:
81 win not be responsible for another
Of these couyulsive attacks through
which Mrs. Appelbaum has passed dur
ing the past "a hours She is physical
wreckr-her whole nerve force has been
dissipated and she can not undergo fur
Their torture in being questioned or even
seen. She must be kept secluded and
she must have mind peace or I fear for
her very life"
Moore & Branch, attorneys for Mrs
Appelbaum, declared today that until
their client is in a physical state to
carefully go over her defense they can
not outline their stand in the mysteri-
Gus shooting aifray in the Hotel Da-
kota, the solution of which is proving
the puzzle Of the year to the authori-
ties
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-27
81 900 MANS REWARD
FOR SEEKING OWNER
OF NECKLACE FOUND

CHICAGO, Feb. 27.-One thousand
dollars is the reward promised Edward
Mesk for returning a $4,000 necklace
to Mrs A. A. Sprague II. The neck
lace was lost on Pullman car last
September while Mrs. Sprague was on
her way from Boston to Chicago. It
was found along the tracks in a rail-
road yard here. where Mesk is employed
as car oiler
Mesk did not. know that the Jewels
were valuable and gave them to his
little daughter to play with. One day
she held them in the sunshine and her
father seeing them became convinced
they were jewels and sought their
owner, ..--,-.--.----.-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-27
Doctor InjeCtS Drug to Relieve
Mrs. Appeibaum, Writing
in Commissions.
ORDERS PRISONER KEPT
IN STRICTEST SOLITUDE
Victims Insurance Policy, in
Favor of Wife, Found-More
of Her Strange History.

Mrs Catherine Appelbaum, woman
of mystery" is today struggling back
from the brink of the eternal following
a pitiful midnight breakdown in her
Tower cell.
This woman, whose personality is
the unsolvable puzzle in the eyes of the
authorities, all but Joined her dead mate
in his long sleep when. without warn
ing, save that she could not sleep she
leaped from her prison cot at midnight
and fell in commissions on the floor Of
her Jail cage.
Hurried calls were sent for her ply
stefan. DR. J, S Lehman Upon his
arrival at the Jail, Mrs. Appelbaum
lay in d stupor, the death dealing con
vulsion having passed for the time be-
ing, DR.. Lehman at once applied re-
storatives and when the woman re-
gained her senses she again twisted
and writhed under the torture of her
physical pain.
No relief known to medical science
could be offered, save that of induced
sleep. and at / o'clock DIR. Lehman ad-
ministered hypodermic injection.
shortly aftervard Mrs Appelbaum
went into deep sleep. She did not
awaken until about . o'clock this NOM
ing
Mrs Appolbaum was reported late
this morning to be in a serious condi-
ton. Awakirg from her forced sleep.
She expressed IA desire to see both her
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-27
Easter Hats by New
Parcel Post Will Be
SevereSt Mail est
Size of Headgear Decreed by
Fashion to Determine
erie fof Clerks.

The parcel post will get it's first thor
ough test between now and Easter
time, when bonnets of all kinds and
sizes will be shipped by milliners to
their customers.
The new system has already been
tried out in mild way. The grief
that awaits the mail clerks depends
wholly upon the size of the headgear
Dame Fashion may decree Packages
must not exceed - inches in greatest
girth. After the miliners get through
using the parcel post the system will
be turned over to the suburbanites,
who will pe receiving everything from
brood of live chicks and bundle of
hose-garden, not feminine, variety-to
crate of eggs or a basket of toma-
toes.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-27
HAND IS
SOF TEN|NG
IN MEXICO
Huerta Making Concessions to
Rebels to Put End to Their
Opposition.

MEXICO CITY, Feb. 27.-Provision-
al President Victoriano Huerta who
was swept into office on wave of
bloodshed, has begun to temper his
iron hand" methods by making con-
cesslons to the chiefs of the various in
sargent bands. Taking the advice of
his counsellors in the cabinet. Huerta
is gratifying as far as possible the per-
sonal ambitions of the rebel leaders by
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-27
GUGGENHEIM DIVORCE
STANDS, COURT RULES

CHICAGO, Feb. 27.-The validity of the
divorce decree granted William Guggen-
helm. one of the smelter millionaires, from
his former wife, now Mrs. Grace B. Her
bert Guggenheim Wahl, was reaffirmed
nv Judge o. t. Heard He ruled that the
divorce must stand, Notwithstanding the
allegations and admissions of fraud in its
procurement eleven years ago
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-27
hrs. WeStmOreIand, Awakened
by Falling Timbers, ReScues
Maid and Baby.
,ARKING PET DOG SAVES
FAMILY OF CONTRACTOR
bremen, Returning From Lo-
.qan Avenue Blaze, Find An
other Home in Flames.

4 Awakened by the crash of burning
fnbcr falling from the roof through
NJ ceiling of an upper bed room. Mrs.
4nhn W. Westmoreland, wife of Dr.
Nestmoreland. of AZ Logan avenue
BARELY escaped with her life at 2:30
bclock this morning. In her wild flight
hom her burning home, Mrs. West
noreland managed to awaken the maid
BID the latters baby and all three
Reached the front yard barely a second
before the entire roof of the handsome
home fell in, sending up showers of
sparks
Neighbors were hastily awakened by
D. screams of Mrs. Westmoreland and
her maid. and an alarm of fire was sent
h The apparatus arrived at the scene
b. late to be of effective service. The
fouse, a large structure, was entirely
Destroyed Much valuable brio brac
Va lost when the falling firebrands
Rere hurled through the two floors.
Lost All Personal Effects.
Mrs Westmoreland was sheltered at
r. home of a friend across the street.
D. was unable to secure any of their
personal effects and had to depend upon
neighbors for clothing today.
DR. Westmoreland was in Austell
p night on business. Word was sent
pin by telephone of the fire, and he
nuried home this morning.
AC tho Sra,,,a,, ,,,a.z -.
kgine house from the Westmoreland
r.. they discovered the residence of R.
4 Williams, a contractor, at Cherokee
avenue and Ormond street, to be ablaze.
!. The Williams family, consisting of
r. Williams. his wife and several half
grown children, were grouped about the
Font yard, crying Justify for assistance.
None of the Williams family was
Pressed, they having left the burning
FeSidence barely a moment before the
enure second floor was wrapped in
Fleets Of fame.
Mr. Williams, in explaining the fire,
said:
Weakened by Barking Dog.
We were awakened by the barking
4 our pet dog about 2:3O O'Clock this
P'orning. and, smelling smoke my wife
\ no l arose and found the second floor
our home afire. Hurriedly awaken
IL the children, we gathered in the
'ohl yard and did not make any at
seupt to save our personal property
mad Just reached safety and count
II noses when it seemed like the place
Pu'St INTO one great sheet of flame We
rave lost most everything except an old
Po"'e uniform that I have. which has
pune through three fires and will not
porn up it seems. The old uniform
- grabbed up by my son, instead of
SUIT Of clothes, when he rushed from
US ped to closet to secure street raj
hent."
me loss on both the WestmoreIand
w. the Williams houses will be heavy.
Is not as yet estimated, nor is it
'"u II any insurance was carried.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-27
NUAM AND EVE PUT OUT
OF EDEN BY PROFESSOR

pnr.lD AGO, Feb, 27.-Professor William
rbia-aan Mcmillan, of the University of
Adaso astonished his class by whacking
.,,., and Eve as takers.
5f ,'52I'cal chroniclers arranged the story
-5o 'a'H and Eve from folklore to explain
ba va, W. 's'h OF man." said he. There can
.er,,.. louot that Adam and Eve and their
sts{ .e'' the serpent never actully ex-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-27
TAX ON GRAIN KEPT
IN ELEVATORS UPHELD

WASHINGTON. Feb 27.-Authority of
Illinois state officials TO tax grain held
in elevators for inspection or cleaning was
upheld by the supreme court The de-
cision vitaIly affects the vast grain mar
Eet and elevator interests there. Grain
actually in transit the court held is not
subject to local taxation. however.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-27
ONLY ONE MAN TO BE
ON SUFFRAGETTE TRAIN

i'CAGO' Feb. 27.-Only one man
rom the train crew will ride on
C. Npe'ial that will carry the Illinois
, g.,t''JS to the March parade in
.er WIZ he utilized to pass the ice wa
tor' me shoes, send kilograms and per-
Nra, All the mental tasks necessary
VIII take the place of porters on
Sl'epers and in the dining cars
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-27
PASTOR FROM PULPIT
ADMITS LEADING MOB

DREW. MISS. Feb. 27--Slas King a
negro preacher, announced from his pulpit
he was the leader Of a mob which lynched
Willis Weber. a negro, who killed two
woman, one man and wounded five others.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-27
NetING PLAY MAY COST
DIVORCED MAN BRIDE

r., AGO, Feb 27.-Seeing a problem
.7e. Upset James Kirby's conscience He
,.r.,, ven to his bride that he was d.
1 a.y,-a few months ago. Now she wants
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-27
THE WEATHER

rorscast for Atlanta and Georgia:
=, today and probably tomorrow;
AooIer tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-02
ROOF BURNED OFF:
ANOTHER NOW ON
FIRE Quilted ELM GROVE HOArl
YESTERDAY MORNING
And owner Had Repairs Made by DARK
Last Might, So That He Could
Continue Living There.

Following a fire which nearly de-
stroyod his home at Elm Grove yester-
day. Bert TU,cy displayed a feeling or
'I ilfuI~'u when Nc immediately called w
t.e Lumber company aud ordered lumber
and Iu.aus fur tAr partly burned house.
O. clock ht Mr~. Ilkey. who was IN an All
Joining room with "a sick child. and the
Elm Grove volunteer FIRE company Was
iHfUto .tfrlg called 90 tho scene and eN-
t.uruisucd the flames after a short but
ncrro t-i ?. The o. mes had scarcely
been sIu4ued "A 4cu Air. Eikcy proceeded
% orusr roof e. be placed on the burn
90 ana chaffri Alters. and by o'clock
Worhmcu could bee seen covering the
house. Al late hour last evening the
work was finished and Mr.. Eikey once
more h.. CID. protection of O. roof on the
house Q lag hIt o. Few hours before had
seemed past saving from the flames.
The flames had gained considerable
tet-nHf before they were discovered
nr" company with both the r cnemi cal
and water Separations quickly extin-
t-'sHed them bur Not. however. until the
entire upper uour was completely burned
T.e water plus opposite ne y. & -.
railroad station was used. making . nee
rssarF for the hose 90 be stretched
across tle track This tied up traTIc on
bound rasrcr-er Train number zoe was
o'-Ir cd nearly E..f au hour.
Much credit is given Co the volunteer
IRE company f1r the prompt act ON ia
answering the r.u and the manner in
~Ii.. tNe company handled tie flames
-rr reaching 70 e burning build ng
ft-iie7 OBJ" damage fo tie building.
Wt.U. 'e covered ty $1,000 insurance In
the Phoenix Assurance company. % Is
estimated that TIE damage 90 property
moi insured VIII probably rcacn $500.
but - is Thought 90 have been from a
CRATE on TIE second floor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-02

giving holidays with their daughter.
Miss Virginia. in New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Walker Peterson
have returned 10 their home in Woods
dale after attending the Army-Navy
football game in New York. where
Mr. Peterson was a strong rooter for
the Army eleven.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Horkheiner ar
rived home from Ann Arbor, Mich.
yesterday after spending tie Thank
giving holidays with their son. who
is q student at the Ann Arbor college.
William Siebeke. OF Pittsburgh. is
spending q few days IN tho city on
business.
Miss Edith Coiv,n Of the North
Ehd' has accepted position at Baer
pharmacy. at The corner OF Marke,
and Twelfth streets.
Police Chief Thomas Leyland left
last night for Huntington, where ha
viii attend the tri-state meeting q.
police chiefs.
Ward McElroy. OF the south Side
Who has been quite 90 FOR some time
IS improving
Thomas Bi,ohea. OF West Finley
was business caller On the city YES
tsrgay.
Carl =. Ieatherwood returned yes
teriay 10 MursautOWn where be- VII
resume bis studies iu the law depart
mNn'. after visiting friends I'm tst
city and vicinity
b',ectF. William Bucey left YES
t'fiaF Tor Huntington. where he vii
convention.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-02

Billie Palmer OF the Island. who
has been seriously III for some time.
The regular autumn meeting OF
the Wheeling Presbytery will be held
In this city to-day. The meeting will
be held I'm the First Presbyte-ian
church AZ IL O'Clock where matters In
regard 20 the business OF the churches
viii come up FOR discussion. Dele
gates from all OF the churches are
expected 20 De present at the meet
ing.
Harry Wagner who was shot by
companion while hunting near MARI
eta. Ohio. saturday. and who was re-
moved 90 the North Wheeling hos
pita sunday. is reported as getting
along very nicely
Police Chief Thomas Leyland III
I'd his monthly report with the Board
~ Control Yesterday II shows that
5'N arrests We're made during the
past month and that fines and costs
amounted 10 nearly $1,000
w. N. Nil -h1Ueh and r. 3. kew
arrived in the city yesterday on their
return trip from New York 10 San
Francisco They LEFT New York for
the Western Terminus May l in a
large touring car and have covered.
mp until this time. $4,000 miles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-02
WARDEN BROWN OF PEN.
MAKES REPORT TO GOVERNOR

The population OF the state peni-
Tertiary az Moundsvil.e for the ronrn
or November was report "a as follows
10 Governor II. ID. Hatfield by Warden
NJ l. Brown yesterday.
Number OF prisoners az the first OF
I the month
Males ZIP. Females IS total ll47
received From state courts 2S males
and females: total 30.
FROM L. 5. Courts II males and fe-
male. total 1859.
DISCHARGED
BY expiration OF sentence 80 males
] female. total 81.
Pardo1cd-4 males.
Parolod males.
Iied-3 males.
Parloned L. 3. prisoners male
Ioial discharged 80 males. I female
total discharged A.
population 40 the end OF the month
Ll'' males. - females. total I1s2
The greatest number OF any one date.
males 1920. females SIS. total f15S
Lowest number ~ any one date
1923 males. % females. total I1aG.
Average daily population. ITO
males. 20 females. total 1147
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-02
NEWS BRIEFS

A meeting ~ the Personal Work.
-IH' ..aEI" VIII Doe U.fd today al t.a
\. w. g.. A building from IL % 4
o. ''l'H. A largo attendance is Do.
sired
The first practice 81 tho basket.
pan season was heiI yesterday even.
ing 40 the high school gymnasium
over twenty-five candidates reported
TOT practice. According 10 ala indica.
uons tno high school VIII have first
class basketball team this season
The work of rrmOdeIirE and
ohhncing tn" rooms az rho =. VI O. A
building De- progressing very nicely az
tho present time
Tho annual convention ~ The Ice
cream Manufacturers Association ~
West Nirr.u.a viii he held fr .ifa
city December 10
Sine" 'he opening of thoN nov.
h'loHIarf"rs on Market ereot Oh. SAL
'd'Hu Army has added thirty nova
converts f0 their number
t"rftv evening Eureka Id.a
80 RI Shield of Honor huIf l taf.
interesting meeting o. their Dam ..
W" south side 4 class off canH.I7t.
"H- initiated into Tho mr.t,ri.a ~ tf.
order Hf'nr which n smoker v..
F.F.u f"r %. benefit ~ fIo mari.-.
Pop -'r.fnr. who was msr.-.-
~ 'Hn Wheeling Central Tnasr. ,I.H
.n .'.'. "'- u visitor GOO tfs .I.. t,..
irf'l" ir Shrigor'4 bonn. If ..
CIrr.shrfr
Ih" total number ~ uU. fr or
Grafton Hf OBJ" WHusarr ran.
'.'... no on. present fIrrr
I.n NOM hHrF O~ pho rff.rf ,.r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-02

\ special meeting OF the Board OF Edu-
cation VIII be held az the High School
building this evening. when the PROPOSE
ton OF electing a Normal training teach
er succeed Miss Elizabeth Merry. who
has res gned. VIII come Up for discus
sion As 20 whether the Board OF Edu-
cation viii continue the department re-
mains 10 be seen For the past few
weeks. IL viii be remembered. this de-
Iartment has occupied the attention OF
e teachers. as well as To ,,.sr,t.-s IN.
' Board OF Education. No doubt the
L'..' or t.e meeting will be watched
." Lt'at interest on the part OF those
t-nn Likely that .e members or
the board viii elect "a substitute
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-02
HE WEATHER
CONDITIONS

- PesS4ses continue relative
low from tho southwest u.rt,,...-.-..
yer lie cent? a. west to the lake r.-
stoI, ATTENDED and preceded hy un..t-
t'eu' warm and zhowery weatl.r a..
am area extending eastward H. ~.
,"''t'N coast. TIE falls were moderate,
10 ntaNy IN the Tennessee valley
ne pressure continue high over tb.
Ntlahi!c sections They ave also hlu.s,
'NeL me nos invest sections OF n.
'o.ht \ "he.' me temperatures az,
continued unsettled weather and rain
are indicated Tor tonight and probabi,.
Tuesday F''''5
Local data: Hlrhc.t temperature YES
tefdtf. % degrees. lowest last ri.,Ef
~ eegrtcs. rainfall. Is
me DHi" VIII probably rise slightly
IA The district during the next &c hon.
u. e. HOWE
Section Director
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-02
CARS COLLIDE
NAeel-g friction Cars Come Together
bridgeport as Result of $50
pefy Eals-To Persons
IniLrsI

aNfrted 20 the corner az Main street and
Lincoln avenue 100 ~. i1Report laet even
.k Wen hcllaifc car and Barton
~ '"...n' &C. result OF the sIfpDer,.
con .ltHr OF the rails
o. Pc Ie.la're ear was on its way To-
'i."ifr ans fl' barton car was on the
way 20 Mheclur. and on account ~
'Lt F"il~ being slippery the mptorfu4n
Li th' iarfHu cor was unable fD bring
l'e car tn o. stop. with the result that
ne Nesthule OF the Hellaire car Was
hAdly mashed. Dut fortunately .H one
was injured. az tho motormau had tim.
up on the line for some time Tie
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-02

tins Ferry. will hold its election sat.
urday evening. December 13. Il Is
understood that practically all The
Old officers are up for reel on
this time and many OF them have held
their Offices for number OF .sa-s.
IHi- camp. al the recent heal amp
Hectinf held az Buffalo, y. y. was
.feclted wi'h having one OF The best
Csiled teams there.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-02
SUNDAY SCHOOL
WORKERS MEET
ExE0vTrv1 OolourrEE or STATE
ASSOCIATION TO Meet ro-DAY.
@serAg WIN Ne Held IN strasford
Spings Aotsl-1GAks Arrange
mAnta for

-, ments Tor state Convention
mo regular ssmi-annuaI meeting of
the executive committee OF the West
HS ma sunday School Association will
Je held at 1 O'Clock this aftsrnoon nj
NE Stretforc Springs hotel. at Wood
h"h. which Will DO followed by a ban
Huet In the evening at O'Clock A large
attendance OF the me mbeEs OF the execi-
tltc committee Is expected 70 be preoant
ION every part OF the state. The pur-
4'NNe OF the meeting II to make arrange
hthts Tor the annual West virginia
State sunday Scohol Convention. which
81 20 De held at Huntington In April OF
htNt year The annual reports OF the
il-tsnt county sunday schools from
-'.th / To December I. will be read and
'Nhet business matters which will come
t't"rs the directors at the meeting will
't urted upon The reports OF the varl-
Gus committees Will also be read and
accepted AZ the meeting Members OF
I've committee. who expect TO attend the
H'"tins from down in the state ar
4''"d IN the city yesterday afternoon
".y evening. while members Of the COM
Do i''c" who live only few miles away
Do. not arrive until this morning
Among those who viii attend the
meeting are the following:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-02

Mrs Julian C. Hearne has returned
from visit with her sisters. the
Misses Helen and Margaret Cromwell.
Miss Nell Barnett of Morrautown
university. was guest IN the city
yesterday.
Miss Dora Haun. field secretary %
the National Society for Broader Ed
ucation, is registered az the Mcclure.
Miss Anna Saiama has receivers d
from an Illness 40 her home on the
Island
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Vogler have re-
turned from the east. whore they
spent their honeymoon
Leo Coleman has returned 20 Nor
cau'own 90 resume his duties inter
pending fcw days with h.s parents.
Mrs Jacob korn. Mrs Jessie Wise
and DAUGHTER. have returned from
Moodsneld.
Miss Mary Gillian e. again on duty
IN Oh" suit department of tho George
VI Shook Co store.
Miss Laura Dunn Of Washington.
Pa. who has been the guest OF Miss
Catherine Leonard az Pleasant Valley.
has returned 20 her home
Joseph Parker Of this city returned
10 Wooster. Ohio. yesterday. where no
will resume hi- studies m the Wooster
University Mr. Parker Is president
~ this years senior class at tho
college
Vance Prysock % tho South Side
is visiting friends in New Martins
Vile for a few days
Joseph Bolton has again resumed
h.r studies a. the high school after
being absent FOR nearly a month an
account ~ Illness
superintendent IT. B Work 70
turned home sunday from FHrmou'.
whore Doc has been CONDUCTING 1n
state teachers examination. for state
teacher professional cerfifc0'ca
Russell EosenherFrr. who has toen
absent from lirh school haa arrfu
resumed hI studies this week
Dr. and Mra Frank IeNoyra uurp
returned tO their home in THE r.fs
yesterday morning after spending a...
oral dave in Nnw York cIfv. where DR.
Hump Visited Sir ArhufInof Iano ~
England. who o. visiting this country
Tor several weeke
Mr ant Sire Edward p gfffaf have
returned f0 their home Ir Pleasant
valley after spending fhe TIaukegfs.
lrr holiday In Now YORK rIfv
Nr ami Mrs Frank o. Holman
returned t0 flnir homo I'm ufr rffs
yesterday after spending 'In Thanks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-02

passengers on both cars were given a
severe shaking UP.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-02
MONTHLY MEETING
U. Directors OF Associated Charities
Held monday Afternoon-Rou-
tine Business Transacted.

yesterday afternoon the directors of
i' Associated charities held their rexn-
monthly meeting IN the headq uarters
'i the association Ia the Board ~ Trade
d ifuuE. quite "A large number OF the
'.'.'t"tS were present and sew eral i'm
D .t"ht business matters relating TO the
neral We fare OF the association were
Isn't UP and discussed by the direc-
p. r. Other bus luc~~ OF a routine ma
t.fe was brought up ana disposed or
. is" committee til'd their report FOR the
h.'i4th OF November. which was read
.H" accepted. \ good many cases for
iie month OF November was reported.
winch Increased the amount OF work WAS
i"iS,iy due tu the bad weather. which
ld@ been prevailing Tor the last month
hr complete statistical report Of the
Hnouut OF work. which was accomplish
81 10y the members and officials 81 the
Associated Charities for the month OF
November 10 as follows.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-02
About People
Movements Of individuals 70 and
from the City.
At the Hotels.
MUTT AND JEFF

At the Hotels.
McLURE-Porter y. Post. Clarks-
burg; Lyle Smith. Clark burg. Geo.
NJ Weekley. Pennsboro. W. Va. r.
y. Russell. 81. Marys. W Va. l.. b.
Baker. Charleston. W. O. Ice. Jr..
Phiiippi W Va. Olin c. Carter. Mid
dlebourne, ". Va.
BRUNSWICK-J r Shulc. Hun.
dred. W. Va. Robert g. Kelly. Hunt
irgfon. \. J. FerreI New Martins
VILE, a r. Snyder. 81. Mary.
STAMM-Dr Baker Shirley. W.
Va: r. W. Kelly. Parkers burg; +. T..
Halleman. Paden City.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-02
MEET TONIGHT

Special Meeting OF Board OF Education 10
Called TO Make Appointment 20 PHI
Vacancy in Training Department.