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Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-18
MUSIC TEACHERS AND STUDENTS
TAKE NOTICE

@fkEE SCHOLARSHIPS, endowed. and val
ueo az 81 0O0 each will be awarded by the Los
angeles Musical College. Scholarships good in ali
1epafisments; fsi Voice. Violin Piano. Drama. Com
Examinations daily from II to pm. For fgli
particulars address. Los Angeles Musical Cei-
ieEe. 7tb door. Majestic Theatre Bldg, Los
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-18
FARMERS AND RANcHERS EvERv~
WHERE SAVING MONEY ON
WATER PIPE,

Ranchers and farmers who are in
teTested in irrigating their land can
secure from tho Adams Pipe Work.
any amount of water pipe at re-
markably low price. This company
has just received many carloads OF
water pipe, and in order to dispose OF
this at once they nave reduced the
price on all sizes, and make no charge
for carriage TO any depot in Los Ahg-
eles.
small orders as we'll as large ones. ana
can cut and fit the pipe to your own
dimensions.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-18

Trustees Of Seeley School District. I'm
peria! County. California.
feb b-17-24-mch-S-1O
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-16
ssebe aramfheit 6eilbar.

llnanfeftbnr lit Der 8runoias, oaf,
es fir jebe Granfbeit elm SeilmitteI
giebt. 2eiber bot Die mebi3iniidje Nii.
ienid)oft nber nod nift iolhe Fort.
ihritte gemnft, ooB Sieier Sat and,
cine praftiihe @eIting beoniprufen
fonnte. Mobrenb es fir nnnhe aeioen
iiberbaupt nod feline iiher ipitfenoe
@r3Hei eiebt, unb ip1brenb bic Sell.
rniftel fir anoere arnnfbeiten inuner
nod sipeifelbnfter gsntur iino, finbet
man itur feIten Elm MitteI, ons 10 ae.
iuiB fiirirt. fpie oas gnafeiis Bel
9dnorrbciben tbut. Gb bieier abiolu.
ten 3uberloiiigfeit ipiro aud cine
probe BON q. Weuitneoter & Co., gor
1915, NeD Dor, tciteuirei Der.
lan& nm
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-16

gDdlter s.. 6asfitfo an come 3. Il
3. Co., Mtabins, $11,oo0.
Winnis u. Darbu an 0nbs pdtg
Sab. ct. Go, $3250.
Wm. 6. @stlsr an Gntsrprifs q.
u. Co., $4500.
Glmrr Dieid) an gtor 9. u. go.
3 so. $4,000.
ganI. 8. s'Ortb an alnnic Gebbs.
ling: $3.50.
Catherine MoIIcu an gseitern Sias
|g. 2. Il s. Co.; SfI5.
WisrI 2eeDer an AmDi Sfeinocr;
$5f3.
sssa s,!, Gems an girtoria Q. q. Ro-
2ouiie gtuefhing on 2iberol g. &
q. Co.; $3.50.
gS. Roe Gmifh on gseitern 6
Southern giie ssni. 60. $4,000.
Geo. $. gopIon OH oieielbe;
5000.
geiiIste 5ppcttm Ten.
Wm. gonr1b ON SatItD 3. u. 8.
60, $500.
Jobn Grst:as an SOutbern DIR
Q. Il. q. Co., $3.50.
CLARA 3. MOors antMobomts 0ers
man Hant. $1,000.
MarD u. Gaep an g. MleSrtpre,
$91.
SuIia u. gDsbsr onsGmma Jsnns,
mann, $400.
Sohn =. Rnnmono an CAP Nal.
Oils 8. u. 8. Co., $500.
Rate aritger on 9eoples 3. II. 2.
Go. $1,000.
,E. g. gtepens an NAN. GIipHn.
ger. $1,000.
Ben. 8. 1iseussan elsisse. Born,
bart, 5000.
gDm. 8. aonb ansR. J., Coates,
1856.
.. 9. gparts ansM. g. sGOOptr,
$4,000.
,sraneis Gsans ,an Geo 3Sarniibr
$250O.
8. 3. gsiihea, an Morpe elbomasi
$1,000.
Voiucl GrosIepSon O. q. 0.s2eigbton'
S606t).
Clio @. aIintenbera ON HenpIes 9
& e. Go. $4,000.
adth. q. Rrrplnp an @eiprnl Ser
man gnnf; $4,000.
Sohn 2eitB,aH gictorin o. a.;9so
9: $500.
arhibnI6 6. Cole an GcitfTr
Ohio =. 81. Co.; $2500.
0m. 8. ssoffonsan oieieIbe $4,000
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-16

Nit erSbitr 9ond6tsing Jbr srss<
benitsr Hibdrb Mlogntr.
DeIndtn, q. Jdnudr 1868.
III 4rroffrabt.)
s)0Isel iibsrndnm burduf bic pnrtie
anb bat iie aud Bet Der lirauffiibrung
qeiuneen. M6trenb bes Stubiurns
Bat er- Bogner idriftlih. einiss GtsI&
fen fireihen 5u biirfsn. AIs Mntiport
erbieIi sr bas foIstnbe 9sIsgrdmm:
15lstI! 6Sl5sI! Strait ME 6OIs! i
Wihts aeitrihen! inIHsr itol5!
mirb am GdIuB er onsgelaht.
steiner Is fDnit beifeT madt.
GeIbit aIs Mrm unb gein5erf6lugner
ErOft er fih nit
Aid1rb Wdsntr. !.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-16
Orasseisentbnms 9systbeieH
Gine;Hnati, Is. Tlai.

etnesHHdtt, 10. Ulaf.
Reut 5ppottsten.
garrn Gen an Goutkrn Dhio 8. u.
Z. Co., $1,000.
SObH 8. auDrente tan oiefeibs,
$2l5o.
9enrp 6ed an bsIelbe. $500.
5. W. 6dorloHeiiert an Union
SoD. y. II. 6. Co., $1,000.
4br1bam prcnin an s. M. @ien.
$1156.08.
aOfa qIieDers,on 8anhSir. Q. u,
Co.. $500.
Rate 9. ansfder'onig gbas. 8. GAR
reII. $500.
ebarIOttsygr ian M. .. Sc,
leniO. 500.
2eipis e. Wlunionson McIrontiis
3. u. s. Co., $4,000.
Jb0f RaDmonD an on Nal. Siils
e. u. g. Co.. $500.
SuIio u. Weber H,GoslssG. il. 8.
Co.. $500
Nm. g. ,5snntinsenn,G ,Gnts1prife g.
u. 6. u. Co., $500.
GdDis 6. mainspxigbtsnn 90. 3,
Quinn, $3.50.
Gbas. g. Gmitbson eGmilie 1ob!
sl25.
Wi1ael aed, Sr.,saH 6cripnro y
j. 6. 60. $1,000.
RoIs M. G<isls adn pearI Str
Wlartst Bari, $3.50.
9eicn 8. glippingeu Gn;iJ. g. Bins
Ien, $4,000.
Waortin Iettmer santa SafntonioAoom
g. u. 3. Do. 500
y. 8; Dopis ans aiasa!au n.sl 3
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-16
Srnnseise Htbumsab abertrasaneen
Gineinnati Is. wso

Gineinnati, IS. waat.
Z. g. 8reemudIo an Sennie Ee
Wiaer, Got an State Ape., 81.
2ncinon Urn an W2esbobift Boot
Gcneern, % 5i3 an Blum Strabe.
5rpiiden 4.nno 8. CTR: 81.
@eo. 8. Sore an Carrie Zen. IS
Sub an grefpiter aus.; ST.
@uitaD Sdn1ibt an 9ioie altaperg,
25 Sub an GuoIep CIR; 81.
Siilie gqfmann an slbra6arr
grcnin, 1 Got an Bari Ape.; ST.
Ghas 8. 5arlpea an aotie 2. Zoe.
ider, 78 5ub an snrunne slDe.: ST.
Grnit @. 9lutenld1rper an 60. %
1refpes, 2 s!der IN Seition iS Gslei
1p.; 81.
u. 30. Sorpuot an Henrp a. sSel.
Ier, SO Sub an Ynris ADe.:: 81.
2. o. gerrn an SO. aIoiterineper.
Cots % BET 26 in mponrine Seigbts;
Si.00.
Gbas. SO. SIN an gaihoIag Maebns,
1 Got an siiibnrn gDe.: ST.
MnIeiid 6. Site an Mn. 6. ssana.
thus, sot 81 in ssoiepb G. wlin's lin.
terdbtheiIuag; ST.
gbe 3. uuo ". gBcber 60. an sfn.
ton guebler 3lA J,E an Gberrs
StrnBe; 81.
90. 8. eoof an Gbipin BoIIsr,
Got an @ooo sne.: 81. \
4nfe arieger an Geo. g. GtfleS,
s. Sub an ytortb De110 Mono; 81.
s5runees o. Q. gpaIib on Moie W
GeigIe, Got 1872 IN Sos, G. Maoossep'a
unternbtbeilung; ST.
GIooin1ir 1esIcfi an G1rl x
9Geus Got 840 II g 4Ilsneye; ~.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-16
Miharo S1aanes gedmesier.
auifaifuns.

in otm 1ls IL. gDdgIler sckft srsl
id3isnxnen eriten Whis soeft Der .Wus
IT, tbeilt Warie 6nh (6annoper) orei
unbetonrte GtueitxH Ri6orb N}dgs
nsrs an ben Wiener 5ofopsrniGneer
9uftup 6GlseI NIT. SolseI (1813
1889 mar 81 Ieiners3tit nis 8obbuffo
riibmlirhit betnnnt. Wdgner. benz an
sinsr muitergiiltigsn 8siebuns bxr llrs
auffii1runa Der sW6feriinger' (W6ins
den 1863 eslegsn mar. bate ben
Winft, GSIsd m6pe ben 8tdmaIer
iibernshmsn. Der GGDeer -Guberie Be-
benkn, OBJ oR partie ;bm Iiess. rb re
niht su nnfrensenb unb aameHtlih.
Oh iie nitt 81 bod fin ion lei. 9ieie
8sbenttn fuubts NusnH in BEN iols
senben Brief 81 bd6fDH1tipeu:
geebrter 6err!
aus Jbren:iDebtn mir nitgstteiIien
Ghrtibea an 6errn D. qxrfaa srfsbe
ib. bnb Gle burh bic Sdnpierigseit
Der gu bobeR GtimmIoee Der portie
bss .gedmsFer1 in meinen's sRsiiteriins
germ fidp nbssbaIisn finbtn, uns Jbre
Wiimirtung fir niefe Rolle 5usulngsH.
- Sh friinihe nun su perimhen, Sh<
ntn bduuthun, Oub Sie bier .ourh ben
4usen5thein 5u elmer irrissn 9sfiirhs
tung perIeiift iDorben iinb, tr'as Sic
ioforts eirisben niirben. fp<iln in bic
RolrsiHmoI nit Shnen burmsinge.
Wit feinsr Bob buffD@ partit uHenStils
III neie lomtihe Ghurpiierroile IN feiz
nsr 'MeiFe Su pergltihtn: bieI muiiios
liih hObs sonIn9s rsfultirt ets5is aus
Dem leibenifdfilifen. freiFdrHbtn
Spru9tpn, In tp.inem bds Wsfite berz
aus5ubrinssn iit; ih seiiehe. fpB ih
BIER BON .Dsf1ne-, in ntm Gihne cts
ner ifoIknifGsn NnkmnI. buffc' pdrtje,
eben I'm nieies bsftieen GprCAhtcHs
ipill<n, burd,cus dbg<enngen biH. unb
bic purtis 10 nbDefubt babe, b1B lie
fbtn nur tines stten ShaufF6rIers
btbarf, Der allerbings enorm mhfifas
ligd fein mnB. neil. ixnn bier aud
BON eisentlirhem .Geidng1 nih. bic
Rebe III. h<r gon5e Nprtrag bodyduf
einer iehr loMpIiairxn muiiinIi{Gen
gnfis berubi, fp<Itx nur benz isbrs gtz
iibtsn Gdngtr ptritdnblhh iein fnrn.
spennglsih bi<Ier uls Rrmdltr ~GiHs
GER nidbf siptntlih In Mnfprud3 ees
nonmtn III. MoQkn sic, gsg<n mas
iiirlin hermit 5ngtfztxrie Gntff1bi<
gung. fnnen 1nf einist Enet Iih nnn
Wiinhtn brniiben. 10 1uiir0s es mir
Isidsi n1gIih fsin. bun1 eigenenl gcrs
trag Der pGr1ie gle bopcn 3u iib<rs
3sugsn, mas fn meine. nrtb Shren -
nLltrbings 1if bic biobe s2fHiiht bin
|ftbr erfI1rhnren 5rrifunl 81 axrs
ifrsasn. Id ip<iB. bdB isbsr Dnffiit
bitle RcLk erm5glihs, fobolb sr ben
mir bofih n0thigeR Gprnhfon finbet;
unter tttnen uinhGnben t0nnls mir
cine nprnsdIe Wnrnfpnfsmme bier3u
bisnen, tpeif kbdnn Qllles seinen foIi&en,
Ispsi6en gb0xottsr .erbi<lte, ipns burGs
aus eiueH grsIleu. sbefsisens Meetus nur
erforbkrf. Is
Gud<nsSis, i11titte, bies GrFiinung
meiner &l4k esnts f6mnen &<ln5e3
III UNI ~ <rTa6ala5en, nnb atm Els
satiei tee] sspefss seo W. \.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-16

ssronces 6 ginolep on SeIen 81
| IGIippiilger, Got an @reenpoco
lsIpe. ST.
Wlnrtin Gettmcr an alartiu 3.
Gcttrfier, 90 Sub on Eureea slpe. !,
Isl. 90.
q. y. 9setcrs IeaItp.Go. an Seleise
lS. 3nefle, 1 Got ON ,0nigbt slue; ST..
ScIepbine Mlouaep an Stanlcp s
Noettinger, GO ,5itB eli SpringfieioH
Eite. geppnrine; 81.
9lrtbilr GroiuIep ntsg9. s.. 0otiicso,
Is Cots IN WaIleD 0ruue llnterobtbei.
lung: 81.
80. y. Cooper oneWainnie q. Tar.
bu, Id SltB, hn Rnrtpn Sioao; ST.
ST. 8. Coates an Geo. 8untber,
30 ,Snfi an ssofion slpc ; 81.
glrtbitr Gronlennn VI. g. Sotfielot
/ Got III Gnllep A5rope llnterabfeet.
lung: ST.
slIfrrc I. Nedlf an ssobn g. gb.
linan1 i5 Cots in 9iortb sSntrtnoitlit
ssntp. sIii. lluternttbeiling; S275.
Gam. .. Cooper an gm. g. Get.
fer, 80 SUB on atfinion Ctr; 81.
9Innie 4. gsprris an 8. u. geters
glenl GitotesGo.. / Got on Gogelrcco
glce.: 81.
WiattiesG. 9fiirpbp an Sc., Got an
gogappo6 sIue.; 81.
q. u. geters ". g. 60, an MarD
sInasrt. Got an 90: 81.
W1rp angert an u. u. geters n.
G. 60, GOT on @rdp 3errnce; 81.
". u. Qetcrs R. g. 60. an Gbiuin
Z. slnibah, 1 Sot on G0geiuooo 9Iue.
81 90.
Mnt. 6. @etfer an Senrp z. 9fiefs
mnnn 80 Sub an Atfinion Ctr; ST.
&erninnn n. Sdllils an ssoiepl 6.
Chem, Sot II in z. g. Gbaie's In.
terabtbeiluna ST.
/ Sohn r. Mdlfpn on Gbfpurb u.
aubbe, Got az unb 5beiI BON Got 43
in glerslis llntsrabtbeiIung in Ris
DtrFbs. 81.
Maiiloa gtnef6 on 2llice 6. Dune
BAN, Gotta 81, 60 unb II in 3homps
fnn's 5tpeiier lInterabthilung. 81.
u. W. Sarouot az Deter Berger,
1btil bon 2ot 424 III grpont &c Tree
pcr's llnterobtbeiIuns in 5uirmOunt.
| 81,
GIisabstb Rebbol5 an Sobn @. Sis
bel, 25 bel 80 Gub an Der GiibTeite
BON Poplar Sirabs, 150 Jub peitli9
pon Me3ean 9pe. 81.
Sobn q. Sibsl on bic sSobn 3uls
fpsber Go. DO. 81.
german glpemdn an Ben albers.
25 bel 100 s5ub an Der Meftisite non
Weaeun gDe.. % Jub nSrolid bon
Sbermon Gpe. 81.
Ben aIbers on bic Sobn Tulpeber
Co.. DO. 81.
Benjamin +. TuItpeber an oo., 25
BET SO Sub an Der Sioieiie bon pops
lar STR, 175 s5nB neiilin bon Wlcs
2eon 4pe., 80 Bel 80 s5ub an berRorbs
itite bon Sbermdn Ips.. 200 Sub
iueftlit bon Tle9eon 4pe., ebenio so
bel 80 Jub an Der Siiofsits bon gDps
lar Strubs, 200 Gub speifli9 BON Ties
2eaH 4pe. 81.
J0hn q. Sierrett an Dinioms M.
Sisrrsti, uneetbeil.ss 2anb Ron IL
Cots in unierobtbeifuns ppn Barnes
bile. 81.
90. 8. Gettle on Msolis Z. Gubre
Il. 81. Got 81 IN 20. $. Gsttle's lins
tsrrbtbeilnHs In MubiIonpilIe. 81.
5ront !. 2dueeI on Wlargaret s5as
cobs Il. u. 20 bel 125 Sub on Der
Rorbfeite pon BoeIper aps., 168 JuB
tpeitIith Don Carthage pite in CLIFTON.
81.
5ulio GtrdnB an milliam 8. araes
mer, % bei 1874 Juf on Der Siibieite
BON Straight CTR. 81.
5ohn W. arome an 5ciepb u.
S6nefer u. a.. 15 4dsr in Sestions
25 unb 26 in Columbia Tp., ebenfo z
Nder eano in Gettion 20 insGoIumbia
Up. 81.
Mnrp Stapleton an 6arriet u. 9ens
nett. 25 Bel 12O Sub an Straber9lp<.,
Got II in 5ortsbDrn's llnterahtbsis
lung. 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-08
81 CONVICTS
COMING TO PEN
POPULATION OF STATE INsTITU
TON TO BE LARGELY IN
CREASED.
ny Large Number From Mcdowell and
minso Counties and Will Arrive
Tuesday.

The population OF the state peniten
nary Yesterday was the lowest il has
oeen In the past several years The
population yesterday was LOIS.
However this number will be ma
terially increased within the next few
Gays. There were thirteen convicts
received at the state prison yesterday
evening from Cabell county. bringing
the total up TO 1.O3i.
Arrangements have practically been
completed for the arrival OF thirty.
seven prisoners that will arrive at the
institution at Moundsville probably
tuesday evening Twenty-seven OF
the prisoners are from Mcdowell coun-
~ while ten will come from Mingo
county IL is probable that "a special
car VIII be attached on TO a regular
train and the prisoners will be put in
this car. They will be in charge of
four of the guards OF the prison force.
The thirty-seven men TO arrive on
Tuesday will bring the grand total up
to LOSS.
This will be the largest number OF
convicts received at the state institu.
ton at one time in the history OF the
place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-08
LOCAL FIELD DAY
Will BE Observed in Wheeling District
Tomorrow by Anti-SsIoon League
Many Speakers.

Celebrating the ratification OF the
prohibition amendment at the recent
election in West Virginia, the Anti
Saloon League will hold a field day
and prohibition rally in the Wheeling
district tomorrow. and several speak.
erS Of national prominence will de
liver addresses. Rallies will be held
IN many local churches which took
an active part in the campaign.
The schedule OF meetings. as an
nounced exclusively in the InteIli.
gencer several days ago, is as fol.
lows:
Morning Meetings.
vance Memorial tPresbyteriauJ-P
Thomson NJ E-T NJ Hare
second resbytcrian-Howard " Rus
ton.
r'irst Baptist-G W Crabbe
tlr-; frcsbyteflan-S. T.. 'rUmmdt.
NdrHOuu I'rsSDy ter.au =. G. Rfker
Afternoon Meeting.
y. VI =. \. BUiiding-E. ~. Cheering
iou and others.
Evening Meetings.
Second United Presbytrflan-How
H. Hu~Sru
, ,;. y. e.. \; Baker.
Hope NJ IS =. Rikcr.
Iuckley NJ. E-R. =. Hutton.
NicMechen Church of Cod t NJ Hare
Glendale NJ. :. =. Crummitt.
WarwOOd NJ E-G. W. Crabbe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-08
RIVER NEWS

On her first trip since Undergoing
repairs for her boilers a. Pittsburgh.
the Lorena passed down Tor Parker-
burg yesterday morning 81 8 O'Clock.
The boat is now in excellent cond..
ton
II is expected that the city OF
Parkersburg. which b. on fic dock 10
Point Pleasant. undergoing repairs.
viii b. ready 10 resume operations 100
IN" northumberland trade on
March - The boat has been ON the
docks since sinking iu the Ohio river
a. dam No. 20. several weeks ago
The Liberty arrived last r.nrine.
and will depar this morning ~
II o'clock for Nitamora-.
The river VAS falling very SLOWLY
yesterdaF. with stage ~ foot
inches AZ the local wharf with
cold weather promised. The decline
VII probably Doc moro rapid fol4.
The Lorrna b. scheduled o., arrive
here at p o'clock Tomorrow mD-niry
on route FOR Pittsburgh. The Earagre
will arrive a. Q o'clock. bound for tho
same port
Show boats are making n-rrIra
lions for starting tho season attn tho
nrst approach OF spring. and Tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-08

Morrow alley. stuffed pat 81 her
.'n'hIrr iu her mouth So hat sn.
could not yell and committed tn. ass
-ault. hgt other testimony was 20 tho
effect thar DO" had been going To- her
home for several months and mad been
giving her mono.
Lou Stevens wax nfso given "a hear
ing before Squire Hobbs testerdHr Ur
a charge a. stealing several silver
trays used for Carrying beer from the
mousse 81 prostitution conducted Dos
RUBY West on south Main street Al
tfnHrh the ChRrTe was denied Ng Sfs-
t"ns. three Witnesses testified that
th"f Lad noticed him leaving th.
house with basket. and shortly rft.r
his departure The iYs. wI4 discovered.
stevens was hu'i go md costs or
800 days in the count, jail
shortle Released
Tom Sh"rtie was arraixned before
Squire 'urrigar fn the county .u.
'ee'ef jas. 'hargod p. members ~
tho hrm of I'htiF a. 1.opragf. vyI'H
'ruhsZzi' Weufs When go. d.frrt..f
was arraiEned Tho rfaitrfNs ar.
rouncod that fhc matter taI be.n
."ftIn' elfisra~torifg ~ them. WHORE.
upon Shortle was dismissed HDin~
fe' ..I only tho costs or the case
o.. ncEdar ShnrfIe was dismissed
from fI. worih.ua.. vb.-. boz. t.t
been sent Tor 90 dste from polio.
COURT afi given into fIa CUSTODY -
'hr Justice Now DO is free man
and has not served hi4 term ~ t1r
"prkh1ue". The Justice 4hop rro-
r'"dinEe NAV nr may NOT have been TO-
nome 'p rcIie1. Tho wurhhoug- sem
tenc-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-08
REV. HUTTON WILL SAY
FAREWELL AT Y. NJ. c. A

The regular afternoon service for
men az the Y. VI. G. \. tomorrow prom.
ises TO be unusually interesting. as
addresses will be delivered by speak
ers representing the National Anti
Saloon league. The services will be
one OF the many 10 be held in this
vicinity tomorrow by the Ant!-SaloOn
league
+ IL. Cherrington. managing editor
Of the National Anti-SalOOn league.
will explain the nationwide campaign
Tor prohibition. which has been inau.
gurated Rev T. y. Hutton. who mas
been in charge og the Wheeling dis
triCt viii also speak Rev. Hutton
Will leave IN e Few DAYS for Portland
oregon. 20 assume the presidency
of tho league In that state. and his
address tomorrow afternoon viii De-
in the form Of farewell 90 the Gin
lcus 81 this district
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-08
Look for the spear
Avoid limitations

Cotton Blossom and the towboat
Sophia Gardner We're Thursday in
spected at Point Pleasant by govern
meut inspectors
River Marks
PlTTSHI RICH. Pa. March River
stages follow Davis Island Dam
River - feet and stationary. clear.
STEl BENNlII.E - River % feet
and falling clear
FARkERSBTRG- River lis feet
and falling clear
NORGANTONN- River &. . feet and
stationary. clear
OH CITY River . feet and sta
tiOhIrN clear.
WARREN River o. feet and sta
tot1r} snow
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-04-25

most peculiar part of this stunt was
that only one man was left on base
in the inning, and he was the last
swatter. Jones started by flying out
to right field. Buck Weaver lined a
single to center. Eddie Cicotte belted
the bill to left and Buck rounded sec
ond, Williams made a quick peg to
Pratt, and Weaver was pinched be-
fore he could scramble back. Then
Rath bounced a single off Stovalls
shins. The ball caromed into the CEN
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-04-25
Eddie Cicotte.

ter of she diamond and Jimmy Aus
tin left third uncovered to retrieve
it. Cicotte raced to third. Rath start
ed for second and was trapped by
Stovall and Pratt. He ran up and
down the path, giving Cicotte a
chance to break for home. Eddie
set sail for the pan with the ball in
StovalPs hands and was easily snuff
ed out by the latter's peg to Catcher
Agnew. -.. -
In the ninth, with the Sox two
counts in the rear, Borton singled
through Wallace. Easterly hit to left
confer and Borton beat Shotten's
throw to third. Easterly could have
made second on the throw and a
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-04-25

single would have tied the score. But
as the single was not contributed
Ted's loafng did not hurt in this in
stance. Mattick, who had collected
two hits, skied to Wallace; Fourier
batted for Jones and famed, and
Bodie, batting for Weaver, who had
made two hits-one driving in Mat
tick with the only Sox run-forced
the runner at second.
Cicotte got two hits, and Rath and
Collins got one EACH.
Williams, the Browns right fielder,
won the game alone, He slashed
three triples in four trips to the pan:
His clout in the fourth was wasted.
In the sixth he drove the pill against
the bleacher screen in right field, and
Shotten, who had walked, trotted
home. In the eighth Williams tripled
over third, driving in Johnston and
scored on Pratt's fly to Collins.
Nine hits were made off Cicotte,
four triples, double and four sin
giles. StovaIl seems to have a fair
BALI team His outfield, Johnston,
Williams and ShOtten, can clOut, and
form a sweet trio The infield that
faced the Sox was the same as last
year, Wallace being at short because
of an injury to Dee Walsh. The vet
eran jolted a double and single and
took care of five fielding chances.
Mitchell, who is not accounted a
pitching star on the Brown staff, was
using his head as well as his arm
yesterday.
Galatians pitchers have done
some swell fielding in the last four
games. Russell handled seven
chances Monday, Scott nine out of
ten Tuesday, White five Wednesday
and Cicotte seven yesterday.
Buck Weaver had five hard
chances at short and handled them
all. In the first inning he caught
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1913-01-16
WHY 'HESITATE?
WE WILL RELIEVE YOU OF KID
NEY DISEASE OR FURNISH
YOUR MEDICINE FREE.

We know we can furnish medicine
that will almost always effect easy
and positive relief for kidney all
ments. We are so certain of this that
we sell every package with our print
ed guarantee that the medicine shall
cost the purchaser nothing should 1t
fail to do as we claim.
We have been recommending and
selling this medicine to considerable
extent, and are receiving the best kind
of evidence that it is doing exactly as
we said it would That's why we can
safely and truthfully ask all our
neighbors to try it at our risk.
Our treatment consists of Rexall
Kidney Pills, which are one of the fin
est pharmaceutical preparations we
know of for overcoming kidney, blad-
der and urinary arrangements, and as
sociate ailments.
We want everyone who suffers from
any kidney or urinary disease to come
to our store and get a package of
Rexall Kidney Pills. They can try as
many as three packages with the dis
tinct understanding that we will re-
turn every penny paid us for the med
icine at the mere hint of dissatisfac-
ton. Certainly we know of no strong
er reason as to why you should at
least give Rexall Kidney Pills a trial.
We would not dare make this offer
were we not positive that the result
will be as we proclaim. Price, SOC.
Sold in this community only at our
store-the Rexall Store. White Drug
Co. (adv.)
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1913-01-16
SKETCH OF MOVEMENT
Southern Baptists Endorse Laymen's
Missionary Movement in Rich
mond, Va, in 1907.

Southern Baptists endorsed the Lay
mems Movement at the meeting of
their convention in Richmond, Va, in
May, 1907. An executive committee OF
nine men was appointed with }. Harry
Tyler as chairman, and Baltimore as
headquarters. After months of search
ing for a secretary the committee Sc
cured the services of j. L. Henderson,
of Virginia, for part OF his time.
The movement has gained consider
able Roadway among Southern Bap-
lists; the different states have com
mittees more or less active and hun
dreds of association and churches
pies of this movement. South Caro-
lima has a salaried secretary. Scores
of men are recognizing the obligation
Of stewardship and are heartily giving
valuable time, thought and service as
we'll as money to the propagation of
the gospel.
The great convention to be held in
Chattanooga will add new impetus to
this movement among Southern Bap-
lists.
The speakers are TO be among the
ablest on the continent President S.
c. Mitchell, of the State University of
South Carolina; DR.. J. B. Gambrell, of
Texas; Dr. w. J. Williamson, of St.
Louis; ]. Campbell White, of New
York; President w. l.. Poteat, of
Wake Forest College, n. c.; DR.. H. F.
La Flamme, of New York; DR.. Geo. w.
Truett, of Texas, and Judge Whipple,
of Georgia, are few of the speakers.