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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-04

Clovek. kateri zivi cd dohod.
kov prostitucije, nj mic boljsi cd
tistega, kateri pla6uje delavska
dekleta tako slabo, da Jill goni v
prostitucijo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-04

Socialistom kaj radi oGitajo, da
so preveliki crnogledci Poglejmo.
ce je to resnica. V listih dan "a
dnevom citamO, da so zaprli toll
ko in toliko organizatorjev in
druzih delavcev, ker so Sc borili
"a ve6ji kos kruha in pripoznan-
Je uniJe. linen ne bodemo haste.
vali, ker mislimo, da je dovolj,
akO omenimo Mother Jones'.
kaJ hudega so pa storili ii ljudje.
da so jim vedno beriGi "a petami?
All vraga, borili so Sc "a svobo-
do, enakost in bratstvo. To lie pa
V oceh varuhov postave re veil
kanski zlocin. To je delavceva
pravica! Sedaj pa poglejmo GO
spode k~apitaliste. Ko Sc je V Law
renee, Mass. bila induStrielna bit
ka med delavci in kapitalisti. so
naJeti detektivi naSli pod veGimi
poslopji polozen dinamit. Pono-
villa Sc Je stara in Sc vedno nova
pesem. Krivdo so enostavno Eva
iii ma delavce, rekoc, da so mi
Sill visa poslopja pognati " zrak.
Pripihala pa je buria cd severa
MllJonarski bratci so 81 priSl ne
10 -.a.1.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-24

know Abi. Bloom About five and cost sill he the bill
Bu, II ought to bc worth d.
"It would. every cent, says -lc H "r hii 'Hr IEt.
@lu that case" says ], you'd better do sudden
~Ba, where TOP says sbc gIancin' desperate down
the stairs.
And XIV the Thought OF how comic Old Bloom looked
s'ruggu out Of uIs hat and oi how eager hc De o GET
her ZEN, fu tine Island for H. was too much for mc.
"Iu here" says t. stcppn ont OF the studio door
"You to,. and motions to the red haired gent. Ihen
tI-nin 10 Elisha r. goes on Better Join the group
Mr. Baruc
~Brf. YOU know. ne protests ~ths Is the very thing
wished toavoid Idouot care tominglc with such -c'
81 cv,.t no, SAYS /: "bu' 81 you stay here you'll be
gathered in witncs 90 the assault. Course. $50"
40. n,- saws he. IL think will step in for a
moment az least. "
He made up his mind just in time; for I'd no sooner
hcrlcl the bunch into the front Once ana l'Ga'd inc
door than wc hears Bloom town the cop up the STAIRS
and dcs.rif,in puffy how he'd been most murdered We
lstrn % they searches the hallway clear 10 the top
and then hears the cop trampin down again lie calls
back % Bloom that he'll keep an eye out Tor the female
What Roundsman Foley, says l. and he's got a
fourulilc beat 10 cover between now ana I'VE ool".
Inside Of twenty minutes he'll be blocks away. Might
ac,l Mister" speaks up the young woman, 81 don't
know who YOU are, but were much Obliged. Inn,
Timothy wanted to: but he amt an easy conycrser,
and the language seems d" iH Jus t','H"' ~
"Dont mention IT,. says ]. 81 am got any personal
grudgc against MIR Bloom; but I've been aglm TO see
sonconc hand him pat, just for greens There's my
name ON the door. ,- De-,
aOh," saws the young woman. Then you're PRO,
fcssor AIrCabc, Well, we're the Morans, Mile and
Tim Tango IS our line.
JCAN see Elisha p. shuddcr visible at that lie nest
L tafcs a second and then comes 10 the front. NC
Cabc saws he 81 feel that must protest. An assault
was committed in your presence. As law-abldng
citizen it should be your duty to turn the offender over
to the authorities instead Of furnishing mGI I pace pace
# Won insist. But YOU go along as witness too
an police court" he gasPs. ~Why-re'I'y' you
know. II couldn't do such thing
case quashed then says |. i IN TOO O"'''U' TO 50
~But YOU know says he q came here merely on
-Ycs. wen get to that pretty soon, says l. Our
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-24

railroad president, the .'ul, has quiet. reaocl
patronage.
oS,ittr@ saws tomr assistant, don't shp" vou.e
f., ti. front office after three TO-DAY. I'm gom o. enter
tair a fillar Of society," and sight ~ taj mug q" yours
r1igbf pct him diliu' through the "ml'"
~Abr-r-r-r chcc~ remarks Swiftly Joe, c.icdm the
Cal~.c. might have got real pccyh over Mr..
Ra,ro'. r,spicions and told him 10 go chase himself;
but ND fcan sort Of good humofcd lhai .3l' h,'I''
thinks l. il won't 10 any harm % 5h'" NM l"r' "'"
,orcfu and respectable physical culture studio can
he Won know. tine ideas some people get. And as
rifle orr floor here Is the quicc,t IN inc bhIlHl
knew if would be that day specially; for a we nag Oh
The .lc was q couple Of poiiy old par'ics who'd be
worliu away at the apparatus, haNh about '' '' '''
Gus q time as % baby playm with JUS l''7'
DIT hadn't counted in that Siegcr * Bloom c9moi-
- nation. up ON the fourth. hey run " l,H' I'''
theatrical agency YOU know and just about then iHcy
@ G,' ~, contracts for summer snaps, and what YOU
s,v. driftiu I'D and down the stairs diin MAKE you
yc4rr 10 be 70 vaudeville actor. 80 ldlcf on wien
heard an argument in progc "ui III l'ie u!'i -,
.-,,u. m the clock It's almost on the u'h 4" 'i'o'
liz emf ont the not" calls through lnc tTal7'ih'
t there no lctup 10 the debate stroIla over I" inc
door. prepared 10 rcproyc someone real severe, e.,
IT. quite spirited scene OUT OH ,.' H','i"'i
lr.'s Old man Bloom short, squatty, hsn-clc4 'I'
;t. ,,ith "a c0mplcxiOn like sour dough. ne mas one
lot an tbc next fight and seems 10 be TcTcauH d, nc
waves his pudy hands and spuileIa' r"H3"" ILL.,
up TALL willowy blacl-cyci young woman III tE
Iongchamp5 creation direct from CanaIl,' ,. Jr
lin earnest that Bloom mustn't forget ht IHhll
' Ic Behind her IS husky rcl-haired Young gent
10 CO. Lrnrbcd menacin; while just below,
S El' whether to push through the hose' or
beat it back to the street. is Elisha p Bayne' 49, s fine
aGiv Ms a show TO make good that all we ASH lc
,'l' ', ~ :; sin' put US on somewhere, as you
S, ,i| You would when you took our none. fr,
aR1bl" ;norts old Bloom. 81 vouIdh Ss" va ;,'
rbrd,ayc cabaret Your o%., act .s is ro.e"' pal"
chcIJ @ are we" cxploics the young woman.
Then bi M ont flashes one Of her long arms and the
men, 9, RIdon knows his silk Id has been smashed
down Eyer !, ms Gyeh .,rc,I, @Boiccl viii gcd the
Il'IP, Wtb that he makes a break past heT
1@a so a''J %5yd 5d downstairs on the woman
aAnd that about finishes US Timothy dear nc ''''
G3P and he'll bring one back, puts in "or do" U
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-24

.
J +t,-l. .. ...- ,.i.,r' about for months,
while ~. 5.... Mi. j. the first hint III had
H.. r. - ...~..,..t IN
No.-. . r..fr.. been rut NJ, .. me- Why, three
fif-a-. hi interviewed me confidential oh the
proG.. -.r, .r., me in on the ground floor, and
pivjr ... te-eat but more or less couvinon
T.,.l.. .I. ,,or.r,r,. One explains how he
,er..1 ,, Como I'.r man instead Of
Ner. H.. ...,r.t.~. mother corfcs-cs that their
r,tia en-, f.. .,,1,i,' Too much uudcyclopci prop
e-t,. a-t .. ~ .,F~f ~ bargain counter: while the
5 thar, ', ' .. ,-o OIL ,, - to' GOOD tbing
7 l-. ...rr,.i,;r, ,r,, i.i. too. for III turned
over , r, i.,,r;,, 1,ts rot long before at q nice
j,tl..t ri ,I, ,.. ,,. orl,. dr..vin' three per
r " t.' , n'I D.r i,L an, much H.
~ -.1 ,u hel p.'In l.-,,' ,i riIr,,i. buf
b,f ~, ', d..-. E5 T.r' ,irr not. and acreage
Is ,,;,, ,''., ., ,,,. Inc ~ va, ,rc Took
9. .,,,,,, ms, fr.rls ~ discover that
M. o, ',''. t5attrl;.. had bought up
,Io S. .., ~, .-;,..t. t that trolley
-: '.''" ' .tT ,t,or. So II
Arizona republican., 1913-08-24

We have all heard of the un- sneakabIe Turk but who was it that first coined the phrase? MT Gilau- stone" said one writer yesterday did not mean anything when he talk ed of the unspeakable Turk put it's coiner was Carlyle, who used u in a letter to the press apout .he time-1876-When the bulsdi it atrocities controversy was at it's haioht On the other hand, MT. Glad stone. in his pamphlet on "Bulgarlan Horrors and the Question of the East." insisted that the only way to secure any permanent good for the Christian provinces of Turkey was to +nrn the Turkish officials bag ana baggage out oI ti'''i
 Chronicle.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-24
again the value goes up!
again we prove the power and possi- bilities of large production.

Last year we built 10000 cars. This was not enough for the demand by nearly 10000 cars. This year we will manufacture 5O,OOO cars (twice as many as we did two years a9O) cover the car with additional value and what will strike you as most remarkable, n0ke lie price Io0Ve, hban ever. Such is the net eco nomical result of manufacturing one type of automobile on an enormous scale.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-24

Price reduction is a condition that is controlled and regulated by factory facilities the larger the manufacturer the lower he can market his merchandise. As we are producing more cars of this type than any other manufacturer in the world we can effect industrial economies which make 1t possible for us to market car that will, on the average, cost you 3O25 less than any other similar model.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-24
G8azn Me Przce oomes 0ozun~

The equipment is the pick of the market and IS complete. It includes such high priced features as one of the finest electric fighting systems with storage battery. Head, side and tail lights are electric. Dash light is also electric. All light and control buttons are located on the dash under the cowl Set flush with the dash is $4Of.Sewart speed ometer--tl2e most practical speed indicator III the world. Imken bearings, Splitdorf mag neto, Model R Schebler carburetor, Electric horn, 18-inch Steering Wheel, Mohar top and boot, and clear-VisiOn windshield are a few of the many other finishing touches that go to make 1t the car complete.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-24

Hire a little Salesman at The Re publican office. A Want Ad will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-24

The foregoing is but a short digest of the newest Overland, yet it concisely itemizes When you fully realize what an exceptional and economical buy the 1914 Overland is after the great value facts have become firmly lodged in your commercial and calcu- lating brain, remember this-that in Me very tace of Atis Increased a'Gh~e the price has again come d0gcm.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-24
Electric lights

The body design is symmetrical and graceful. It will appeal to those who admire the beauty of simplicity. It has a European coWl dash and 1tl U doors rG {toTe 1 and rear ear; ly finished in dark Brewster green, edged with lighter green stripings and trimmed in heavy polished nickel and aluminium
 The upholstery is Turkish-soft, luxuri- ous and comfortable. The rear back-cush- ion IS IS II inch deep.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-24

Electric head, side and tail lights Storage battery and aTnIneter 35 horsepower motor I14-;nch wheelbasc Timken bearings Splitdorf nagneto Model R SchebIer car buretor
 Three-quarter floating rear axle 33x4 Q. D. tires
Arizona republican., 1913-08-24

= You who have followed our success nual models grow in value and decline in price. And as our prices came down our production went up. We have always and unfaiIingly given the public more automobile for less money than any other manufactures Tn the industry.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-24

Brewster green body with light green stripping, nickel and aluminium trimmings
 CowI dash
 Turkish upholstery Mohair top and boot Clear-vision windshield Stewart speedometer Electric horn
 Flush U doors with disappearing hinges
Arizona republican., 1913-08-24

S95O Completely Equipped Specifications and Equipment Crap Electric Ssarer and Gensrafor-SIG75
 f ].
Arizona republican., 1913-08-24
Here are the big 1914 facts!

is IS inch--stroke 1-2 inch It is conser- vatively rated at 5 horsepower and will de- velop so miles an hour 1t has a five bear ing crankshaft and three bearings on the camshaft
Arizona republican., 1913-08-24

The wheelbase has been heightened t 114-inches This, as you know, is the ave, age wheelbase of $l2OO cars. And q lon wheelbase eliminates road jars and rut jolt:
Arizona republican., 1913-08-24

The tires are larger--33 inch Q. smoother operation and add to the appe ance of the car.
 Demonstrations nOs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-24
Banquet Last Evenino.

Last evening in the gymnasium OF
the high school the annual banquet
of the junior class to the senior class
was given and large crowd was
present. The banquet was served by
the Royal Neighbors. and was one of
the finest ever held. The following
was the program rendered:
Toastmast"r's Address Prof Fritcniey
Address 80 Welcome John Sauters. -
Response ..-........- Chester Hollev, -
Toast. TT" board gee. Helen Chew. II
Toast. 'r." Faculty -..............
.......... ...-. lsadore Whitley. -
Toast. The Janitor" ............
.....-.. ....... Frank Jamison. ~
Toast. Tn" Iiieh school .....
.-..-.. .-..----. kenneth Perry. 10
Toast. "The Athletes ..............
ro6~'. TO loI. 1918" ..............
...... ......... Albert S"ahright. IL
Toast. SHrew'll High ScAopI' 49,.
..... ...-......... Virginia Fox. -
lass song -.-...... --.-.. Class OF IL
The program Vii he iutcrspcrsed with
musical ngfuL"-s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-24

NJ Bert ScHafer. VI s,radyside was
3D. o.. ness visitor in the city yesterday.
we'll ATTENDED meeting IN their hall on
Hanover street last evening.
Tie Socialist local Will hold "a meet
inS IN tle Shreve-iicTvey building on
Hanover street tomorrow afternoon.
Fred Romal. tho well known Second
street butcher. - seriously ill at his
home. suffering with rheumatism
John T. Jones. 81 this city. will leave
IN few days for Crvtervili-. Iowa. 2.
srend few weeks visiting friends and
TIE BAPTIST orchestra VII hold re-
E"a.SIl IN o." C1urcn tomorrow evening
ans all members are requested 10 at
Bari IIcsiop IS improving at the home
"f i~ parents after Few days Illness
.nE ar tlc home az his brother, A. T.
b'vaul. - Eur.ii avenue
A large number or high SCHOOL stu
denis vlll accompany the track team 10
EAfn"s'il." today for the annual Held
MANY local attorneys were at st
term OF court
Tie order 81 owls vii! hold n special
in'''nE Monday evening IN their hall on
Charles cochran. ~ Holloway. was IN.
To- city yesterday on business. He Will
Master Ralph Krim IL confined 90 his
tDn." or F'urth street. suffering from
T..s - pay lay r1- nearly all OF IN.
small manufacturing embellishments IN
THIS city
% j. Sautcrs has received HIS new
St1V"r 500 aItoouh'ie. ana 70 - one ~
fHs finest 80 the city
Thomas ifedIhy returned last evening
a. .u. q several Says business trip to
Cleveland
Mics f."ftic S'elduan vii. leave to-
fay - visit I"r SISTER al Ffv'purt for
several DAYS.
D.. 4 Wlcsr. 81 TIE I.auehulin office
fore. Will start ou bits arr4a. Vacation
t,lHy
Any one having any items "f .nte-.=,
f1r tits paper can 'Ili 3.@-I ll'iI Tfor..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-24
Rellaire Briefs.

Samuel I!.rghcrc has returned TO his
hpein AT omaha. Nch.. after a visit with
Items ~ interest for this PAPER may
We left at IT, 'I'v Book store or tele-
phoued 20 IT,. reporter. Pell 26l-J
Morris Y Miller IL seriously III OF
pneumonia AZ MS home On NOrtn Guern-
Mrs Fred wilson. Of welisviIie. is the
Feust OF friends and relatives in this
city.
in the l.uchs building on Belmont street.
and his many friends wish him success
IN his new venture.
MIS-. Edward K~is"r. Of Union street.
8 Visiting friends and relatives at Pitts
burGh.
Miss Pearl Meek has returned 20 her
home at OZARK after q visit with friends
ana relatives IN this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Thompson. %
Steuhenvin". are tho geusts Of friends
AMI relatives IN this city.
Mrs. NJ. Cowen. 81 cleveland. - tho
guest oc friends and relatives IN this
Mrs. Charles Rosser. % Guernsey
street. has returned from a visit with
friends at bethesda.
john Moutru~e. 81 Cincinnati. ia cali
ing on friends ana relatives "a tbs c!tv.
Mr. and Mrs john Mat. ~ Juuu-towu.
ser the guests OF friends AMI relatives
Mir. ana Mrs. Holmes conrad. Of Cleye-
land. are visiting friends and re .atives
:nin thiS city.
Misscs Jennie and Mary Hammond. o.
81 Clairsviilo. are the guests Of friends
ana relatives at Shaiysid"
n. !. Younger. ~ pittsburgh. was a
business visitor IN this city yesterday.
Jack CLANCY has returned 20 his homo
a Pittsburgh after visit with friends
Mrs Scott IA;,le;on. ~ Lancaster. IS
tn gegst 81 friends aui relatives IN
Mrs l.. Krac,. oc this CITY. has 70
turned from visit with friends and
Airs. Thomas Anderson hos retlrue
1s~ lF rT.rs..Hsp - 4 .ef
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-24
Attending Convention.

Rev. George Lowe. pastor o. tho
First Baptist church OF this city.
AT Detroit. Mich. attending the CON
vention ~ the Northern Haptists in
session there. In cards received IN
This city ho states that there wer-
1900 DELEGATES present. AT tho opening
sssion and that was not all of them.
"a more arrived the next day H..
Vii arrive home some time mex
week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-24
MEMORIAL SERVICES
OF SHIELD OF HONOR

tn, annual memorial service ~ She
Independent order Shield Of Honor
viii D." held 90 - S'oph1ns Evan
rrhcal Reformed church. corner -
For and Thirty nirfh streets. toinof.
row morning 90 1880 O'Clock. by tho
two local lodges az tho order An ap.
rropra'n program viii o." rendered
and tho sermon VIII o." delivered b,
Rev. y w. Ircuss. pastor ~ the
church
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-24
aizh school notea

TIE final EXAMINATIONS we're started
tn the local high school yesterday morn.
frf and WI he completed next week.
Friday was the last dIy OF school
for the members OF ITO senior elias 5.
Next week Will he spent IN practiCing
the class driN. song ard oTations.
\ meeting Of IA. aluWna" banquet
committee was held Thursday evening
and final arrangements for tho school
slumnue banquet. which viii he held in
the Christian church Thursday EVENING.
were completed.
TIE tickets for the annual com.
rencement exercises VIII be placed on
sale "Wednesday afternoon OF next
week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-24

A. st. Johns German Lutheran
church on North Fourth street Rev
g. Johannes. pastor. the following
services will be held tomorrow: sun
day school at 9:i5 and preaching ser
vices ~ 1913" and 20. The Junior
Luther league will meet at $50 r. M
The senior league will meet at Gas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-24

United Shyirria-s efSrch- Rev. J. 6.
I'M. pastor. Se.Nicss Sunday: sabbath
school. ?lS n m; morning services.
1890. sermon TO tho -. A n. post OF
Martins Ferry. Junior Missionary So
'iety. T.. IN. No evening service on
account OF the baccalaureate service in
the nigh school auditorium. The public
- invited To- join In the memorial sery-
Ice ~ tie mnrnIng
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-24
EuneraI TodaY.

Tho funeral Ec~. Zoos over fhe TO-
mains o. tho l7tr Martin Nr-rs. 40
'i"f - Oh" home o. BIS daughter
Nr5. Frod Eherly. o1 SIKH street.
Thursday. vii b" hold 'h.s afternoon
from fh" homo ~ DIE daughter. Rev.
Nohn o. 'tn Fig VI g. church of
ciating ln''rm"u' VII bo made a..
RivertieN cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-24
To Clean Grounds

Just as soon as the weather clears
up the city park grounds on which
the carnival was held last week VII
be cleaned. The carnival people
posted a forfeit that the grounds
would be put In good shape. The
grounds you'd have been cleaned This
week II the weather had boon GOOD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-24
Field Meat Today.

T04HN q" HnUlaI ntId moot OF the
high schools In this vicinity will he
held today at Baruesvillc The local
track team viii GO out on the early train
ami they expect To win some OF the
events as they have been practlcing for
some time for the occasion. The team
Will 20" under the leadership OF Captain
Lewis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-24
Sinn-d WITH Incals-

John Nelly. the star pitcher Of the
high school bah team. has signed
with the Ideals and will pitch the
balance OF the season with the team.
He will pitch his first game this
afternoon. when the Ideals meet the
strong Tiltonsvillc team on the lat
ter's grounds. Morgan will pitch for
the locals on the mill field tomorrow
afternoon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-24
Disanrerahln DAY.

Yesterday VAS one Of the most dis
agreeable days so TAR this season and
the cold rain that fell all day was not
very pleasant and few people We're on
the streets. II is expected that the
weather will warm up in a few DAYS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-24
Down FOR Repair.

The tin mill vii clOlse down this
morning at the end 81 the FIRST turn and
Will be closed all week for repairs. The
mills have enjoyed steady run for
some time and the repairs were neces-
sary. 1t Will he good news to the resi-
dents OF this city To learn that the sus-
lsnslum VIII be for only one week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-24
To ST. Clairxviile.

chief 81 Police EDWARD Hyland yes
terday took two local men To- the coun-
~ jail at - ClairSyilie and turned them
over to Jaiier Sauters. who will keep
them for some time. Coffee" Shipman
viii serve out a fine OF SIS and costs
and 80 days. while Foster White VIII
serve me OF s25 and costs and %
days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-24

The many friends I'm this city and
vicinity OF Mrs. James Fitzgerald OF
Elm Grove will rerretjo learn that
she Is critically III az her home and
her friends and relativeshave about
given mp all hopes for her recovery.
She is suffering from bad case Of
diabetes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-24
MAYNARD Cancels.

The Anchor Inn ball team ~ this city
was To have played the strong Belmont
team at IN. latter place. but late Ia 4
HlGit Manager SOmmerS OF the Inn
team received q telephone message that
Tie game h.ud been called or on ac-
'"rnt OF wet grounds The teams Will
mot later in the s,.aeor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-24
Pay Day.

Ihis Is pay DAY at several OF the local
plants ANA a large sum viii be paid out.
The plants To pay are the Whitaker
'riessu-r. NhseiiHs tOrrugating com
pary. Wheeling steel n Iron company
ana several Others. As the plants have
been working steady ror Some time a
large sum Will hc paid out
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-24

health board. with the assistance OF
sanitary officer White and the city OFF,
Gals, VIII see that the city is cleaned
up. II - the intention Of the officials
To see that the residents clean their
premises and place the dirt in the
aNal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-24

Services viii he held in the Zion
Lutheran church sunday at 1880 a IN.
and go p. m. TIE sunday scnool will
De l. ~ AT ! . n. m. ana catechetical IN
strN'tiou al $50 y. IN. r. J.. Schillinger
pastor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-24
BELLAIRB
Continued Prom Eighth Pags.)
Iniured Eye.

clarence Fox. OF Harrison street. an
enploye of the Carnegie Steel company.
In this city, was the victim OF a very
unfortunate accident while at work
Thursday. a dro poi molte metal
e<IeShed from the pot. rlking him IN
Tire right eye and painfully inJuring that
r'sfn5er. br. J. II Heath WAS sum
Iooped and rendered medical aid. IL is
~. yet know whether or not he will
itss the s!gIlt Of tire eye.
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writing. The work is the finest to be
seen in this city for some time and
the exhibit will close this evening.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-24
Spring Time Is
Blood Cleaning Time

Wonderful IIo~ Quickly Your En,ire System
A-shens When the Blood is Clesnsed.