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Evening journal., 1913-05-08
VIRGINIA ALUMNI AT DINNER.

The alumni OF the University of
Virginia will give a smoker in the
Wilmington Country Club on Satur-
day evening. Senator Willard Sauls-
ter Laird Wills Johnson. Reuben
Satterthwaitc Dr. Charles L. Reese
and Hugh A. Garland compose the
committee in charge of the dinner
Evening journal., 1913-05-08
2. 0. 5. Nr 4. ANNnrRsARY.

Washington Camp No. 6. p o. S. Of
A, last night celebrated it's eighth
anniversary at the camp room, p. O. S.
OF A. Hall. No. GIL Market street.
Members OF the State executive COM
mittee aud OF the past State presi-
dents We're IN attendance Four cam
didates were initiated Refreshments
were served and an enjoyable evening
spent
Evening journal., 1913-05-08
C0NcERr AT GFRMAN RAprIsr.

This evening in the German Bap-
tisi Church an anniversary concert
will be given for which program of
unusual interest has been arranged
by the assisting artists, Mrs. Howard
$. Clark. soprano and reader, Harry
r Stausebach, violinist, J. Frank
Ayers. tenor, and Alton X. Dough-
crty. pianist
Evening journal., 1913-05-08
ENTERTAINED Ar nINNER.

Mir. and Mrs George A. Elliott en-
tertained at dinner on Monday even
in1' D. Hiss katherine Tallman and
, omas W. Miller, in honor of tho
recent announcement Of their en-
cagement The guests were: Mis-
Amy j. dupont. Mr. and Mrs. A. ID.
Warner, Ir. Miss Ma, iory PIN. Har-
Ian G. Scott and Philip Darling. Miss
Tallman started FOR Cleveland yes
;erday and later she VIII visit friends
in Pittsburg. Pa TO be gone abou.
TWO months
Evening journal., 1913-05-08
N0sPITAL EoAnn nANcE.

Tho dance TO be eiyon by the Aux
iliaTy Board OF the Homeopathic Hos
pital Frider afternoon IN tho New
Century Club drawing room is for
the younger members of the board
quite as much as for tho older mem
bers and friends There will be a
Nav pOle
Evening journal., 1913-05-08
SMOKING LAMP
CAUSED FIRE SCARE

Smoke in the house No 50g King
street late last evening caused much
eXcitemcnt Word that the place was
aiire was sent TO the police station
and officers went there TO investigate.
No fire was discovered until the cell
lar was reached and there lamp.
minus oil, with a smoking wick was
found
Evening journal., 1913-05-08
HnsPITAL HnLns I'm.

The case OF Benjamin Kron charged
with assault and battery on his
brother-in-law, Bernard Levinsky.
was again continued in City Court
this morning Levinsky was stricken
in the court room yesterday. and was
taken to the Delaware Hospital. whore
he still is Judge Churchman con-
tinued the case until Saturday morn
ing
Evening journal., 1913-05-08
Mr.. C0NNESS TO BUILD
THEATRE IN CHESTER

Luke e Conness, of Wilmington,
proprietor OF The Avenue Theatre,
has purchased a large lot of ground
on East seventh street, in Chester.
between Deshong and Welsh streets,
as a site for a theatre. The ground
is l42 by 100 feet, and theatre will
be built on il.
Evening journal., 1913-05-08
AT WEST CHESTER
CLUB II'NCHFO'

Mrs Charles f. Wollaston and Mrs.
Harrison w. Howell left this morn
ing for West Chester TO attend the an
uual luncheon of the West Chester
New Century Club
Evening journal., 1913-05-08
IrNI0R RnARn MEETING.

AT the meeting of the Junior Board
of the Homeopathic Hospital. an
nouncement was made of the card
party 10 be given for the benefit Of
the Junior Board on May l6, in the
Rose Room of the Hotel Dupont.
Evening journal., 1913-05-08
C0NTINTE ms cASr.

The case against Minnie Holsune
charged with breech OF the peace by
Carrie Furgeson, OF No $50 Walnut
street was continued in City Court
THIS morning 20 allow both parties
70 obtain mere evidence.
Evening journal., 1913-05-08
CLASS BANOTET.

The annual banquet OF Mrs. Mel
vile Gambrill's Sunday school class
was held at Hanna's cafe Tuesday
evening. About % persons were
present and all enjoyed the occasion
very much
Evening journal., 1913-05-08
AUCTION RRInGE pARrY.

Mrs Charles Warner entertained az
a small auction bridge party Monday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. p. W. La
zell. of Portland. Oregon.
Evening journal., 1913-05-08
SUNDAY SCHOOLS MAY PARTY.

The Sunday School OF Adas-
Kodesch Congregation will hold rs
May party IN Brandywine Springs
park on sunday The party will 90
to the park in special cars.
Evening journal., 1913-05-08
FIRE ENDANcERs PROpERry

There was a slight fire last night
N the rear 90 the Ferschke property
at Eighth and King streets A stl
alarm was sent to the Delaware and
Washington Fire Companies who re-
sponded and quickly put out the FIRE.
Evening journal., 1913-05-08
COMING MARRIAGE ANNOuNCED.

'''17'VH4 Hl'.'VN W = 10
Oscar Ward and Miss MabeHe Estel-
la kossiter daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Rossiter. of South Whining
ton will be married on May 20 at the
nome of the brides parents Miss
Helen Ward a sister of the groom.
and Harry Cook will be the attend
ants. The Rev L. II. Coll. pastor of
Madelly NJ r. Church viii oniciate
They Will live at the home OF the
hridesroom's parents, Eighth and
Pine street.
Evening journal., 1913-05-08
RUNAWAY BOY RETURNED.

Judge James w. Lattomus had a
big session of Juvenile Court yester-
day Ono colored boy, who ran away
from ST. Josephs Home for Colored
Boys. was allowed to accompany his
mother to Cleveland, Ohio.
Evening journal., 1913-05-08
ANOTHER NV nMELIlNe.

Building Inspector John J. Cassidy
issued q permit today 10 Alfred Down
ward 10 erect residence for Josonh
:. Hamilton. at Parkway and Wood
lawn avenue 10 cost 10000
Evening journal., 1913-05-08
IooT cLo.5Io. .l2 and 21i
Telephones
!lEAd-
.idaline Jones.
Amelia &. aowelt
Catharinc Smith.
H..~..o II Ucndrfwccu

George W. Hendrixsnn.
JONES In this city on May Z. 1913
Adalnc widow of Edmund Jones
in her S2nd year.
Relatives and friends OF the FIRMLY
are invited to attend the fuuerai SER
vices at her late residence. No. 1900
Washington street. on Saturday after
noon May 10. at 3 O'Clock. lntermen'
at Mt Salem cemetery
HENDRIXSON--In this city on May
Z. 1913. George w Hendrix5oh, aged
70 years.
Relatives and friends of the family
a.e invited 10 attend the funeral SER
vices az the residence Of his daughter,
Mrs. J. Howard Smith. No. 404 West
Thirteenth street ON Friday after
nooil. May Q. at . 80 o'clock Inter-
ment at Wilmington and Brandywiue
cemetery
SMITH In this city. on May S. 1918.
Catharine widow OF Patrick Smith
aged Sc years.
Relative. ard friends OF The fss'
are invited 10 attend tho r1neral FRO 3
her late residence No. 121 Washing
ton street. on Saturday morning. May
10. Mass at ST Peters 2. G church,
at o'clock Intermcnt at New Ca
'hcdral cemetery.
HOWETT-In this city. on May 4
1919. Amelia G. Howett, beloved
wife Of Linton Howett
Relatives and Nfriends of the family
IRE invited to attend the funeral SER
vices ~ the residence Of her son-iu-
law. Harry A. Rash. No. 1900 West
Sixth street. on Saturday afternoon.
May TO- at 2.30 o'clock Interment
private
Evening journal., 1913-05-08
AT MAS0IIC CONYFNTION.

Richard n Weeks. left yesterday
for Chicago. to attend the con, ention
of thirty-third degree colored Masons
OF America
Evening journal., 1913-05-08

from New York city Tuesday. where
she spent the weekend
Mrs. William W. Pusey. I'd, and
MISS Grace Beadenkopf- will represent
the New-Century Club Saturday at a
luncheon given by the Ardmore Cen
tury Club at the Merton Cricket Club
Evening journal., 1913-05-08
SURPRISE PARTY

The choir of the First Presbyterian
church gave a surprise party to Mr.
and Mrs. John Craig at their homs
No. 917 Monroe street. on Mondag
evening Mrs. Harry Hobson and Nj
Oralg gave vocal and instrumental
selections. Among those present
were Mr. and Mrs John Craig, Mrs
Nichols Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mar.
TN, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eaton, Mi.
ana Mrs Ewing, Mr. and Mrs. Les
Ter Reeves, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
hayman, Mr. and Mrs. George Stewart
MT. and Mrs. Tice. Mr. and Mrs
Southafd, Mrs. Josie Roberts, Mr. .
James McMullin. Mrs. Harmon, Mrs.
Harry Hobson, Miss Bessie Owen.
Miss Lillian " Armour. Waite
Seeley, Charles wilkins.
Evening journal., 1913-05-08
MARRIAGE ANNIvERsARY.

MT. and Mrs William s. Prickctt
celebrated their twenty-hfth wedding
anniversary at their homo on Saturday
evening, the reception having been
arranged as surprise by their son
and daughter, William S. Prickett and
Miss Josephine Prickett Receiving
with Mr. and Mrs Priclett and their
son and daughter we're Mrs. A. B..
Gillespie, who was married on the
same date some years before. Mir.
and Mrs. Prickett and Mrs. Prickett's
mother and sister. Mrs. J. l.. Polk
and Miss Lydia Polk, of Briartop
near COatesville. Pa.
HUSBANDS AND WIVES no DANCE
The final dance of the Husbands
and Wives Club viii be held at Pl-
THAN Castle this evening.
Evening journal., 1913-05-08

The number OF Want users is stead.
ily increasinE-Adv.
Evening journal., 1913-05-08

Ths wanlf are aipa,a worth roaa-
ing ADV
Evening journal., 1913-05-08
TINANcIAL AND COMMERcIAL

BY The United Press.
NEW YORK. May s-The stock mar
ket opened duh and lower
Evening journal., 1913-05-08
Onestinns

questions.
!. Why is a pinch or salt likt a
bath towcl2
2 Why is the letter &c" like mid
night9
g. What three things occur in every
day bui never IN tomorrow?
Why do somo girls after first
using makeup continue 70 do so?
5. The fisherman pat two bass IN
his bucket; when he Investigated
later, he found three How was that
Evening journal., 1913-05-08

G. I. Hudson and Company say.
Wait for weak spots before buy
'ns"
Evening journal., 1913-05-08
DAILY RIDDLES.


Answers.
/. The letter "I"
2. The school of experience.
g. Bee, ees.
4. The sales a skin.
O. Because whatever you pay will
he a steep price.
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NEWS BRIEFS

announcement has been made
that The annual meeting o. the Metal
trades union viii De held To- the Mar.
kef Auditorium building. this city. sep
icmbcr 1921. About 90 delegates are
expected
Tho drill ng IN Of heavy producing
wells recently ia buffalo district.
brooke county. has created n stir IN
mat vicinity. and there Is considerable
activity IN oil and gas circles as a re-
suit. Practically all the land has been
leased. and other wells will bc drilled
soon
Many local nurses VIII attend the
state convention to De held in Hunt
rciru. september o.. %. 3 and %. Their
headquarters viii De- az The Frederick
hotel
so successful was tho recent
hike o., ibc Hoys brigade companies
oi ttis vicinity that 90 has practically
boon decided 90 make it 90 annual
affair.
thnrlcsion Us expected 10 have
l"" Delegates iu attendance "a the
llks stat" convention IN this city.
september 81. - and ~. while other
ciIf- With large doieratious are Hunt.
inr'un. Faracrsburg. Grafton. tIarks.
burg and Fairmont
The hearing OF the Injunction ar.
pied Tor in 'hc fuItcrf hausruptcv
case viii hr held today before Ref
cree Henry 4 Nolfr
Harry Hughes and Vim NcChu.
ION were each fined G., and costs Tor
irIiirr GO fhe % g. o. property. Mon
fHf ry'ninc ht Justice of fho Tcasr
W. y NicLham Tho mon were al.
rested ht Detective liarlcr
Another charge haa boon made
AGAINST deputy .horins and other OH.
'iI'. 'f ihn Ohio Vailo, Auto club.
which claims that tho law requiring
taI lEhts uu go automobile must be-
hthfoi U.s. violated many times each
evening
Th" So Nlphonfus Society and
tic kuirhfe of $50 Grrrc. ViIi ho ro.fs
~ fhr German Catholic society OF A.
l'rhnrr county. "a. ln convention
Dor" SUNDAY August 20 Tho session
VIII D." held in tho Columbia club
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resumed his duties with l.. S. Good
company. after a weeks vacation.
spent in the lake region.
Ned Sims, Frank Hummel and
Harry Mills. members of Wheeling
local No. 80. have returned from
Nashville. Tenn, where they attend
ed the annual convention OF the Inter
national Typographical Union.
DIR. w. T. Morris and family leave
Thursday for a vacation in Matthew.
Michigan. They will join DIR. J. w.
Morris and the whole party will re-
turn about the Sih of September.
3Ir. and Mrs. Frank Warehouse
and Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Wilson have
returned from n motoring tour Of the
Adirondacks.
II. l.. Steinhauser left for Circles
Vile, O.. where ne will visit friends.
Mrs. r. o. McMasters. Mr. and Mrs
Frank Armstrong and daughter. Miss
Eleanor. are motoring through the
Adirondacks and spending a few
weeks at Lake Placid.
Paul Robertson is slightly i'll at
his home in East Wheeling.
Louis Lipphardt has accepted a po-
sition as travelling salesman for the
Bellaire Enamcling Works.
Miss Sarah ColviC has as her guest
Miss Katheryn Baldwin OF Brooklyn.
Miss Jennie Bolton. who has been
the guest OF friends in Parkersburg,
has returned home.
Mrs. Gregory Alderman and fam
lily. of Souht Chapline street. left for
three weeks visit TO Crescent
Springs. IN the Allechenics
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Miller and
children. OF Warwood. have returned
from n visit with relatives in Ports
mouth, Ohio.
Miss Anna McCratchey. OF 10 East
First street. leaves on two weeks
visit TO GAINESVILLE. Bethesda and
Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marsden Colvig and
Miss Paenicc Steyle leave Thursday
for New York 10 attend the millinery
opening.
Miss Mary Hodge. OF the Island.
left last evening for Pittsburgh.
where she Will be the guest OF
friends.
Miss Minnie Giesicr left for Co
lumbus. where she will be the guest
OF her brother. Mr.. Henry Giesler.
Charles Neuman. the well known
dyer. and wife have returned from n
visit 70 Atlantic City.
Little Miss Dolly Weimcr. OF Glen.
wood. IS visiting Miss Anita Virginia
Staley. Of Pittsburgh.
Announcements has been received in
ihis city Of the birth of a son TO Mr..
ana Mrs. Edward ". Rhodes. OF pitts
buTCh. Mrs. Rhodes was formerly
MISS sue Mccoy. Of the Island. and
The parents are receiving the conerat.
ulatiOns OF their many friends The
son WAS born Tuesday morning.
Mrs. August Trabcrt and daughter
and son Charles will leave today for
trip to Niagara Falls
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Til" stork paid a visit - tho homo OF
Mr.. AMI Mrs. \. VI. Lipard. Of Main
street, South Wa-wuod. and brought a
Mrs, =. *. Stafford AMI son will leave
for their home iG ElueGeld. W. Va. sat
urGay morning. after spending three
months with Mrs. Stanord's parents. Mr
AMI AIRS. ". r.. Reeve. OF TwcutN-thtrd
street. Sh" VIII bee accompanied BY her
sister. Miss Edna H. Reeves.
Harry MAY has returned to his home
in rittshgrch after visiting his mother.
Mrs George ". May. OF Twenty-nftl
street.
Mrs Elizabeth Campbell. Of wheeling.
Is tho guest OF II. II. Parker. OF Twcn-
tlcfh street.
Mr. stewart. OF Eighth street and
RicHland avenue, - 4 business visitor
tn Pittsburgh.
Rev. e Pryor. 81 New Castle. o. IS
visiting hts parents. Mr. and Mrs. Pryor.
OF Center WarwoOd.
Airs. Val prumUond Is Improving ar
ter a weeks illness.
Tlr Brooks Athletic club has iust re-
cciv"i new bail suits AMI wore them for
90" rr-t time at the game yesterday eve
ming.
Il II. Parker. ~ Twentieth street. rs
'WUr1Ntu-- lf-s. - short illness
Frank Brooks has returned from =
visit 90 relatives 60 At Pleasant. g.
Harry StrostCl. Of Ei'lIani avenue.
South Warw ood. has purchased a now
automobile. DICK Russell IS showing Mr.
>irorncl row TO run q.
Miss Josephine Springer e spending
tho summer with friends at Mountain
Lake pnrk.
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At EARLY HOUR LAST NIGHT
AND NO TRACE OF HIM
rs KNOWN.
Toll Keeper Stated That Man Entered
His Office While He Was Busy
and Loss Was Not Known.

One OF the boldest robberies that
has been perpetrsted in this vicinity
for some time occurred about dusk
last evening when the cash drawer
OF the toll house at the Island end
of the Aetnaville bridge was looted
and the thief made a successful &C.
cape with between So and 81 in bills
and small change.
According TO J. II. Stringer. the
toll taker at the bridge. the robbes
displayed an iron nerve Mr.. Stringer
said TO an Intelligencer reporter last
night: About dusk smoothly shay
en- man wearing black SLOUGH hat and
no coat and appearing to be middle
aged. approached me. coming across
the bridge from the Ohio side. Al
though | do not remember OF ever
seeing the man before. he called me
by name and for quite n time talked
OF old acquaintances made by myself
when ! was employed In the mills in
Martins Ferry. We talked for some
time and finally I asked him his name.
He replied that il was Fred Robinson
and then asked me II had a tablet
in the toll house. saying that he want.
ed To do some figuring.
lOOh nun llAO inc tOll mousse. gave
him place to write and furnished him
with some paper. then went about
my work OF collecting tolls. did not
pay any particular attention to the
man, who appeared 20 be busily en-
gagged in writing. and never went into
the toll house except 10 change "a 81
bill for teamster. The thief saw me
open the cash drawer in the toll house
and evidently took the money while |
was giving the teamster his change
as q short time afterwdrd ho came
out of the house and said that he was
going home. remarking that he lived
but short distance away. The next
time | opened the cash drawer. which
was about a half hour after the man
had gone. | discovered that between
Sc and 81 had been stolen. | do not
have the least idea who the thief was
but | could easily identify him If he
is caught"
The police have been notified OF the
robbery and several detectives are
working on the case hut at late hour
last night no arrests had been made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-20
SANATORIUM
Will Be Erected Fer Tubercuia- pa.
tients BY Five Eastern Ohio
Counties In Near Future

At meeting Of the county commits.
sion"rs of belmont. jefferson. Mon
roe, Carol and Harrison counties
held IN N" antitubrrculOsis rooms in
the Heinlein building In bridgeport
Yesterday they reported favorable on
the mater OF erecting "A joint sani-
toHum Tor the care Of the sufferers o,
the great Whit" plague IN the nye
counties. u Is Tho object OF the com
inlssioners 20 purchase tract OF
lana or 100 acres and erect enough
bnildlngs 20 shelter 100 beds. 70 IA
expected That Tho plans will be made
pubic soon Tho meeting was VOL
attehded ara tho greater part OF Tho
Gay was takon up I'm Tho discuss
Another meeting vill be held In tho
near future
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-20
COLONEL Balm
DELIVERS LECTUR E
TO LARGE AND APPRECIATIVE
AUDIENCE AT CAMP
GROUNDS.
Chautsuqua Program Yesterday Was
One OF the Best For the
Season

Another large crowd attended the
Moundsville ChautauQua last evenins
and heard Col. George W. Balm, the
silver TonGued Orator Of tae South"
deliver his famous lecture. If Could
Live Life over AGAIN" and IL there
ever was a man who could hold an
audience it is the Colonel Tho large
auditorium was packed TO its capac-
fty and the large audience enjoyed
the lecture.
II was announced n few days ago
from Abba. Mich. that Col. Balm had
taken seriously III and could not MI
his engagement and many persons
expressed regret. This is his twenty
first appearance on The MOundsville
grounds and he is always looked for
ward TO with much pleasure when the
announcement is made. However the
Chautauqua committee received WORT
Monday afternoon that he would I'LL
his engagement and he appeared as
scheduled.
The program yesterday was one OF
the best yet rendered this year. Prot.
Gilbert. famous scientist and lecturer
delivered the first OF series OF lee
tur"s on natural history. taking IN
sects as Carriers Of Disease" for his
subject and was followed at ? O'Clock
by the Harmonic Quartet. which rem
dered several selections.
Program Today
Following IS the program which
will be rendered today:
10 a. m.-Children's Hour. Miss
Scott and Miss Showacre.
p. Mcclure. Migration or
Birds and Other Animals" Prof. ]. p.
Gilbert.
745 p. m.-Entertainment. an eve
ming OF remarkable and artistic impcr-
sonations. John y. Ratio. the man who
rose from newsboy to peerless enter.
taincr
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GAMBLING CHARGES WILL
BE HEARD THIG NJ All A

The case Of the Elm Grove men
charged with gambling. will be heard
this evening At 7.30 o'clock. before
Justice OF Peace John J. Gompcrs.
No little interest has been taken and
As a result the trial will doubtless be
largely attended. The warrants were
issued against Harry Smith. Frank
Slender. Logan Martin and ollie jon
kins. Smith Is also charged with
opening his pool room on sundays.
The warrants were issued on COM
plant Of Law cnforcemc. league In
Elm Grove.
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'''' |r,.ap THOMAS f oHAsrDtrT. n. Bethany.

at noon. thcrc VIII be- conducted
series ~ athletic events. including
potato r1ccs for both BOYS and Girls.
candle races. nail driving contest Tor
ladies. trr,.lcrrcd race for boys.
Gig yard race for men. hobblc race
for boys peanut race. bows and Girls.
and q hf,y yard dash for ladies'.
Tickets are ou sale aLd are meet
inc With crcat demand. and indica-
lions are that thcrc WI be large
sized crowd present Tho tickets
may DO secured from Richard Gun.
ni1eham. Ice Thayc-. Walter Fox.
Mrs Mary smith. Misses Elsie Hen
d"r-on aud Lulu Hart
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For Mrs. Lsiahton

din,r party al 'he Stamm Hotel.
Tuesday as a compliment 90 Mrs H..
" LEIGHTON. % cleveland. o. who "a
q guest In tho city This is ono Of
series q events 20 be- rlvcn for Mrs
Leighton Foiloviur Tho dinner var
ious divereiors were enjoyed There
wer" covers az tho dinner for Mrs.
Howell. Jones. ~ Nartino Ferry. Mr7
70 ". Loignfon. Of cleveland. o.:
Mre Charlie Miller Nrs ". o Nc.
Cluzfoy. Mr. Daniel Dirgor. Mrs ~.
= Perkins. Mrs = ~ Wise.
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completed witch should urush
amusement for everyone. both Young
AMI old thc feature OF which will
probably bc thr ball game between
thc single and married men The
Bcncdicts are con 1jorf because oi
thcir superior wisdom. acquired
through matrImou, and moro ad
vanc'd acc that thoy viii have no
trouble 60 vauq bins tho bachelors.
Tho latter. however. ar, equally as
C0nndcr' chat thrv will hr able f1
play rings around the broken spirited
married once and there promises 20
ho a battle royal Gov determine thc
winner
Following luncheon ON tho mound
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-20
AETNAVILLE BRIDGE TOLL HOUSE
Is ROBBED BY STRANGE MAN

is reported seriously i'll at his new
home.
Allen ketwcll and Charles wOodburn
Will leave today for Cleveland, Buffalo
ana other points, where they Will spend
ten days.
Henry Bruckenbeard, OF Pittsburgh,
Pa. Is spending a few days with friends,
anu relatives i'm this city.
Work on the stalking of Of the lots
In the teE-acre lot on Marshall street -
progressing rapidly.
Miss I aultne Baumberger g. spending
a lew days with friends and relatives
at ClarlngtOn.
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'MECHEN
Ready For Opening.

arr tnE' m'iiS have been completed
by "a" owners OF RtvcTView Park an
~yuih MCM"tn"u Rear JimS Run.
which Will be- held tomorrow afternoon
ana a N"rN lIrg. crowd Is expected TO
"tt'nd Refreshments. souvenirs and
hdulS~lpa Will h- free and the puhu-
In genera! l. cordially Invited 10 1t
t'iti Extensive repairs have been made
to the grounds during the past few
weeks a.d a.. management has gone
q" , Er'4t cNU,us'' I'm liking the grounds
S4It1bir o. hold ptcricS and gatherings.
Tie opening vii Doe held tn the aftC--
noe aHd "a good time IS expected.
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Harry Il. Tuntz. "a well known man or
this town. was held for triat IN Pitts
burgh ON $1,000 ball Monday morning
on three charges OF false pretcnse pre-
ferrel by Alderman John a. iuEassi.
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Corn Roast

On Monday-an enjoyable corn roast
was given by number OF the young
people. They drove far into the coun-
try, and in the party were Misses Bcss
Crockard. Alberta Stifcl. Sarah IIaz-
lett. Messrs Lou Grub. W. H. BOD
ley. IIarve Pollack. Mr. and Mrs. Joe
PAUL.. Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Roderus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Richie. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Schmidt