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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-05-17
Some Money Makers

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Five lots on corner of 43rd and
East e, all in fruit and berries and
in excellent shape. House of 3
large rooms, chicken houses and
outbuildings; worth $1,000. Must be
sold and will take $1,000.
One acre close in, $500; terms.
Fine little home on graded street
water, light and gas, $3.50; 500
cash and balance $40 per month.
If you want dandy chicken
ranch, call on us, for we have it.
SNOW & REYNOLDS
527 California Bldg.
For SALE 2 good rooming houses,
flve-acre tracts on car line; A.
room house, 2 lots, all assessments
paid; cheap. d. r. Harris, 303 Pa
cifio ave. Main GAIL.
For sale, acres in cultivation,
bearing fruit trees, good five-room
house, windmill, water in house; 3
chicken houses and pens, brooding
house and about 200 laying hens, ~
blocks of Fern Hill station. In
quire at Barber shop, Fern Hill.
4 acres, acres cleared, one acre
Into clover; 3-room house, good
well, barn. chicken house; concrete
milk house; 80 bearing fruit trees,
small fruit; tools. Owner must
leave. $1,000, terms. f. e. Wilcoen,
Fruitland and Old Puyallup car line.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-05-17
BANK CLEARINGs.

Bank clearing for today were
$3S0,S89.58, the balance was
$32,264.49, and the transactions
were $1,252,404.76.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-05-17
REAL ESTATE

For sale, 3-room bungalow, two
lots, one block from Fern Hill sta
ton. Price $500. SAY Park ave-,
Fern Hill.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-05-17
91b Acres for 1868

For Sale-Modern Groom house,
two lots, near 9Th ave. Address
Q-1002, Times.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-19
SCORE OF DOCTORS
HELPLESS TO AID
Eighteen Years. Of illness Brought
Despair For Doctors and Medi-
cines Gave No Relief.
SAW RAY OF HOPE.
Went to United Doctors and Obtained
Relief After Long iilness-Free
offer Expires Soon.

II have suffered almost in constant
agony for the past eighteen years
from headaches. rectal trouble and
bladder trouble" said Mrs. II. Kuns.
of Brookville. o. ton May IS. 1919 in
speaking Of her long illness and her
vain search for relief. Il had treated
/ with a score OF doctors and had tried
everything l heard OF for my ailments
: without even receiving temporary aid
and was on the verge OF despair and
probably the grave. when | began to
hear OF the United Doctors and the
wonderful cures they were accom-
/ plishing."
The hearing OF these cures" con
tinued Mrs. Kuns. gave me little
nope. as ] had been doctoring so long
that ! was thoroughly disgusted. but
as this was one ray OF hope. I picked
up enough courage to call at the Unit
ed Doctors institute for consultation.
IL now gives me the greatest pleas
ure to state that after M long years
OF suffering my headaches have dis
! appeared and my other troubles are
so slight that | hardly know | have
even been ailing seriously.
Il have treated with the United
Doctors but two months and with as
tonishing results. so II this statement
Will be the means of some poor suf-
ferer finding relief through the source
that | did. | want the statement made
public"
I The United Doctors Wheeling med
ical institute Is on the second Moor
of the McLain building at AZ Twelfth
street, near Market street.
The generous offer they are nov
making OF free consultation, free ex.
animation and free treatment Except
for the bare cost OF medicines and
their distribution Is open to all un
I'll September 25 only. After this
date regular fees will be charged 10
all
4 This does not mean treatment con.
sultation. examination and treatment
free only for this short period. but Il
means that any sick accepted for
treatment before the closing Office
hours on the night OF September 25
will be treated on these terms until
we'll. regardless OF the length or tune.
The United Doctors never operate
or use the knife. Their system %
medicine Is different from all others
as II 'unites" all the recognized sys.
tens OF medicines into one system
hence the name United Doctors.
/ The United Doctors treat among
other ailments. chronic and deep seat
ed diseases Of the nerves, blood
heart. liver. kidneys. bladder. spine
including rheumatism. paralysis. gall
stones. epilepsy. goitre rupture. indt
destion. neuralgia. bloating. dropsy.
catarrh, deafness. asthma. loss a.
nerve force. rectal troubles. weak
lungs and diseases Of women and dis
eases OF men.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-19
NEGOTIATIONS
are On Between Fairgrounds Direct.
ors aTd Management of Marine
Eand FOR Concerfa Nc.

N"t"'iiiIo1s werr opened vcsfrr
'aF Iej ve"n officials and director
~ me Wheeling Playground asaocil.
Won ana Oh" mana zrmcnf ~ tho
nii'd states Marino band lon an Of
iori IN bring that famous musical
ORGANIZATION fo MS city Tor nom
MAR priced concert for tho bench,
" ite fairgrounds association No.
center is only open DAT. Boo a .fy
'"'kf Tour ~ mo band. but ms fbis
uhIr's win r1unfcr ATTRACTIONS tr
.niN CIV. an mort is bcine made Dr.,
ih" Playground association officials
20 nave ih" band appear here on an.
other date
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-19

arc YOU worrying about IL
Nearly every person living on tho
Island. besides hundreds OF friends
living In other parts ~ 'he city. have
seen the strange markings in white
upon sidewalks. blind walls. fences
etc. ~ various places on the Island
All have wondered With the foil limit
OF emotion What the signs might pOr.
tend
Suspicious characters. thought 20
be dangerous. have been seen in vari.
Gus parts ~ the city since the signs
were first noticed on the Island Thev
we're given The blame Ex-Sherifi
clemens aW0ko one morning ~ meet
on" IN front ~ his home 80 apraren'
source could ha discovered hy local
add amateur detective talent. so the
police were called IN ~ solve the mvs-
tor. Their efforts we're 10 no rur
poae. The signs multiplied IN mum.
hers The ms stery deepened Hun.
drfdq n' perr00a hcgan 20 dread the
possibilities that mifh b. bark ~ tho
unknown ord unseen pov er that uiett
BE- marking ccrl7in localities. certain
houses aad perhaps certain people.
Tor OWL purposes
Al onorts % solve tho mvsfrrioua
meaning ard origin n tho rizns we're
fruiilefs T. seemed ~ he doomed ~
90 down i1 hfefo-v wfTiout solution
u vas unfafhomabic Local amateur
t1louf ana pr0fesei onai pci'ce and 10
foctivrs we're h7ffed And then. f.ia
other night wh1c ~ vas dark q roe
ifenf ~ Tho ieiand raurrf 70 hcv riar
inE ono ~ fho signs IN The Sidewalk
iu front ~ hie homo
IT," result vaa fuil confession o.
ID" meaning ard oriein ~ fhe %. vsferi.
Gus signs ~ anems fhaf no Young
con ~ veil lnoun local morchant.
residing on tho Island. has orraniyef
% rluh ~ iHi. ranping from % 10 o.
wears of ac" Tor ffr puru0eef ~ fte
ufusl run n loslsh prants anI pleas
ures ~ all resided iu Madison ffa
fric' fhe name Madison took q rflmI
n"nf parf IN naming tho club The fri
angle was taken fo make WORKING
basis Tor The Insignia. and Tho fhrce
81 were Tho three corners ~ tho frf
anRle. and rho three parts Infn which
~ vas divided So fhc name ~ the
club hccam" fhr Madison Tri 4"
Tho question mark oh. that vas
ius' added ~ make the marks look
mrre mvsfcrious
YOU can rcuf eaav nov There y
NJ dire tenEranco ordered arafnaf Won
BOYS never vii be Girls. you Know.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-19
MINE ACCIDENT
Car Loaded With Miners Jumps Track
But None Were Seriously Hurt
Excepting the Operator.

4 bad accident was narrowly avert
ed a. Troll Mine No. l. at Maynard
yesterday morning when the motor
that was going in tho mine jumped
no rack. Tho fret shift Of miners
vas going - work and were in the
car II ran into the side Of the mine
and tore down several props that
caused large amount of stone and
dirt 20 fall uTon the track. r. =
Snyder. who WIS running the motor
was fericuslv injured and II will be-
fcvernl days before the extent OF his
" 'iries will be known. Several other
miners received SLIGHT injuries but
were able 20 resume their work
~ the time % the accident several
din'rent reports were sent out. one
maj u miners had teen entombed an
iho mine and that they were all dead
Another ftated thai two men had
been killed when two motors ran to
Feiher " was nearly noon before the
tal of stone and dirt vas cleared
away and tho men we're able 10 70.
sumo their WORK
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-19

Tea Kettles. heavily nickel
plated on copper, No. 8 size.
Si.le kind to-day for Gle.
Dining Room Domes, eight
bent art glass panels, 5-inch
bead fringe. complete with
globe, burner and mantle. So. 95
kind for $500.
Oliver Improved Fruit Press
es and Colanders for making
wine. jelly. butter, ricing pota-
toes, etc, S3.75 kind for So. 80.
Economy Fruit Jars, self
sealing, wide mouth. quart size.
90c kind for soc a dozen.
Quakare Carpet Sweepers,
steel body. standard size, best
brushes, $500 Sweepers for
S1.47.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-19
Buy Silks and
Dress Goods
Friday

yA/lTH prices like these
" prevailing for Fri
days selling prudence will
tell you it is the time 10
buy:
Yard-wide Black Satin Mes.
saline and Peau de Cygne Silk
that sell regularly at SI.OO, for
79c a yard.
42-inch Tussah Crepe. a silk
and-wool fabric for one-piece
suits, comes in a range OF nine
shades and black. sold every
where at SIPS; here TO-DAY
for S1.OO a yard.
54-inch Checkt Suiting in
black-and-white and white-and-
black broken or plain checks.
sl.5o fabrics for S1.25 & yard.
Yard-wide Stript Messaline
Silk of good weight and lus-
trous finish, 20 new Fall shades
for selection. our Sl.0O leader.
to-day for $50 yard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-19

These are for women only
and come with carved and sill
yer handles in handsome de-
signs, rainproof covering with
silk case and tassel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-19

Have YOU seen it: What? Why
this siPn-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-19
Savings Worth Your While IN the BUSY Basement

THE Busy Basement offers for Fridays selling SON
= savings worth your while on housewares that al
needed all the time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-19

Gas Msntels, inverted or up
right. Marvel brand. SC kind
for Sc.
Galvanized Iron Tubs with
vringer attachment. medium
size, Csc kind for nc.
Clothes Baskets made of
whole willow. strong handles.
medium size. s5c kind for SEC.
PAIRING Knives with imported
steel.<penknife blades. black
. ebony handles. 25c kind to-day
for 1Sc.
Sad Iron Sets. the Ober
brand. solid irons. nickel plat
ed. aluminium tops. three irons.
stand and handle, regularly csc
to-day for TIC.
Table Oil Cloth. choice of
several patterns, zoe kind for
13c award.
Dust Mops. chemically treat
cd so as to absorb dust, polish
surfaces. complete with patent
cd mop handle. ACC kind for
33c.
Jelly Tumblers with tin tops.
choice of squat or regular
shapes. zoe and 22c kind to-day
for 14c a dozen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-19
Black Dress GOOds
EVERYTHING FROM STAPLE TO FINEST
GOWN FANClES.
BLACK SERGE

BLACK SERGE
French-5Oc SlOO. Si.5O: Storn-snc. 20.
Sl.0o 10 $500; Diagonal-5Oc, SiOo. $3.50:
Widewale Coa,ing-S3.OO.
Black Armella-SI.OO yd.: Black Bedfor5-
$50 yd.; Black Needlecord-Soc, Sf.Oo and
$50 yd.; Eponge-S25O yd; Black Henrietta
$50 and $500; Voile-S loo to $500: Black
LanSdown-Si.25 yd.; Batiste-5oc vd. Black
TuSsah Royal-Plain Sis; Brocade-s2Oo;
Black Chiffon Broadcloth-S3.5O yd Other Black
BroadclothS-SiOO, Si5O and $3.50. BI9cE
AStraohan Coating-S4.OO and $3.50
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-19

Ducks and chickens. fresh dressed.
a. Bcuter Iros.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-25
PRINCESS COLONNA
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
Eccentric Nespolitan Noblewoman,
In Fit Of Dependency, Slabs
Self n Rome.

ROME. March 24-The Princess
Teresa COlonna. widow Of Marc An
tonic Colonna. late head of the Co
lonna family. attempted TO commit
suicide yesterday at hotel here.
where she had been staying with n
companion She stabbed herself in
the region 81 the heart with stiletto.
choosing a moment when she was
alone. Physicians say that the wound
Is serious. but not necessarily fatal.
The princess has been suffering
from acute ucurasthenia for some
time. and In "a 1T of dependency
made the attempt TO end her life.
Her maid discovered her lying on the
roor shortly afterwards. stanched the
flow Of blood and called "A doctor.
Princess Teresa r. an eccentric
Neapolitan noblewomau and generally
resides 90 England -Four years AGO
she became suddenly dcmented while
at Milan and has been under observa-
tiun since
During the war between Turkey
and Italy the name OF tho princess
appeared prominently iu the London
newspapers by her denouncing A..
legged atrocities committed by her
countrymcn in Tripoli She has been
here since January. visiting her
daughters. tho Princess III Tcano and
Marchcsa Chici-Zondadari
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-25

agents their political common sense
mission o. Hart Kari" huf tHav have
Ht signed their free VIII otcr Co r. poll
iicnl mach no which ig exercising ifs
hI Hnlutrisut tow Yard ull established bust.
n"ts DO % manner that means injury to
Ultimate bus mess. This machine can
81 cars hef'r" ans irfui.fcd people can
map.
Marriage Licenses.
Loo Nol"r 'p wears and Frances
lfluEa. le years. ~ -feuborvifr
Michael Ksefo re- wears and Sire Ksfr-
Hrir' trifF. fs veHra. ~ Trurdaie
samuel freeman "e years ard FTts
~ " ilF"n % f'tr- ~ SWif field
Court votes
@teuterviNr o. a o. Ne-r.IafIan o.,
. Ii'rnr M.t'ee oil 3d. s.rf .H rufe-f.s.
~ f'rfr ir Hr I'Hut nn unr-
'n'rfI t"wr- r.r" GO. te rrrrt rat
"f fff 'H "fI. attached rrUrrrfv
Mars Is fIrro We CONNIE fI.... Nrf-,f
quo insurance co. fr1IHr u.nf f4rr
d llnre ir ruf.ffrI FL. fIff ~ frU.. ta
..I ..rNIrfH f. IHWfff ra .rr.ufr.. .r
mos % Irurff "a. barrel f-.u Hrt in.
fDr'rf in flr fund
Nndrne ii.fr vra granted % divorce
.H Iul|t l'Iry f.r grHer rerfr % az
'rff and no v1s ErarffI custody of fIc
.ILI Wh' " 4 ~ Geo rf rr.fa -Hr
we. FI'g. go rs. mrrfN aIImnrt f4r "a
.ar Tir "nr-.ea -saffe 20 DTf.r.. o.
t.i f'-r .Hr'..fsI fi..rr. -sae sr I.sf
'r nf'.f .. fe farfr.rr
N % .r f.a-r.fr EsaI tr fuFr-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-25

the guest of relatives and friends in
the city.
II. y. Mahan, of Follansbee, was q
city visitor on Saturday.
Mrs. Evans. OF Whe ling. is visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Gilchrist, OF the Fourth ward.
II. y. Mahan. OF Follansbee. was a
witty visitor on Saturday.
Lloyd Linton. who Is attending the
University. at Morgantown. has re-
turned TO the school. after spending
Easter with his mother. Mrs. Anna
Ii. ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Vermillion and
daughter. OF Brilliant. spent Easter
with Mrs. Vermillions paretns. Mr.
and Mrs. q w. Rine.
Miss Francis Adams was a Wheel.
ling visitor Saturday. AMI Attended
The Pink Lady" at the Court the
aire.
PAUL. Cummings was a Wheeling
visitor Saturday.
Quite a number of persons from
here attended the performance Of the
Pink Lady" at the Court Theatre, TT
Wheeling. last Saturday
Quite an interesting illustrated
lecture was delivered at the Y. VI. G.
A. by Secretary Hatch. yesterday
s:ternon.
The barred Plymouth Rock and In
dian Game chickens in the window of
Elson's drug store attracted much at
tention.
DIR. Joe Palmer. who is attending a
postgraduate course in New York
City. has lad the pleasure OF witness
ing the mode OF treatment for tub
erculOsis, by DIR. Friedman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fleming and
daughter. Katherine. OF Washington
Pa, were visitors at the home of re-
latives over Sunday.
Lester Wilson. was a Pittsburgh
visitor over Easter
Mrs. George SHREDDER. Of Mounds
vile. w. Va. was a visitor on Sunday
with relatives In this civ.
Mrs. NJ. X. Griffith and family have
moved from the Beall farm near TndC-
pendence. Pa, to the Samuel Akin
sou farm near West Alexander
Dir. md Mrs Frank CharletCn. OF
pittsburgh. were visitors over Sunday
AZ the home Of Mrs Charleton's moth
Miss Frances Fowler returned on
Saturday night from Coshocton. ohio.
AFTER visiting her aunt. Miss Mar,
Harvey. who has been visiting reIa-
u;es In Coshocton for several months
Miss Harvey. who has been quite I'm
Is improving
Charles Head ey and family Will
move 70 WellsviIle. Ohio. on ADril 1st
Mr lieadley has been employed py
me Iri-Stfe Gas Company as lore
man on Outst1e work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-25
HOME ENDORSEMENT
Hundreds o. Wheeling Citizens Can
Tell You All About a.

Home enforcement. the public *.
preston of Wheeling people. should
be evidence beyond dispute for every
wheeling reader. Surely the expert
enc Of friends and neiRhbora. cheer.
fully given BY them. will carry more
weight than tho utterances Of strana.
ers residing In faraway places Read
The following
Mrs John Tracy. 70f Market street.
Wheeling " Va. SAYS. a mcmhsr
of my family was subject 10 attacks 90
kidney trouble for a number ~ yen-s.
the result mo- doubt Of working almost
constantly in "a stopped position. The
kidney Fecretions were unnatural and
there we're acute pains across tho
loins Deans Kidney Pills proved to
BE- Just the remedy that was needaf
and in short time they drove away
tho trouble Since then ] have used
oans Kidney Pills on and on anI
they have always lived up to the
claims made Tor them
For sale by on dealers Price Sd
cents Foster N-,~rn Co. buffalo
y v sole agents Tor tho United
States
Remember tho name -Doan's-eut
take no other Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-25
WELLSBURG

DIED-In Steubenville, Ohio. on
Sunday, March %. at o'clock. Robert
Owens. aged about GO years, la grippe
being the cause of death. The de
ceased was employed at the LaBelle
mills. and was a former citizen OF
this afternoon from South Sixth
street.
A very interesting game OF duck
pins will be played on the alleys of
the Wellsburg Bowling Company on
Thursday evening, between class Il
OF the Christian church and No. II
on the Methodist Episcopal Sunday
Schol.
The American Products Company
will start up on April /. in the plant
known as the Universal Supply Co,
which was sold at receivers sale re-
Gently. John Kemple. of this city. an
experienced glass worker will be
manager. The company will manu-.
facture packers glassware, salts. pep
perS, etc. Quite a number OF men will
he employed.
Miss Anna Park was surprised upon
AeT return from church on Sunday "a
find number OF her relatives present
who sought to make the anniversary
OF her birthday memorable and were
quite successful.
Woman's Club.
The Woman's club. OF Wellsburg
will meet in regular session. March %
The meetings will he held every two
weeks until after May %. The pro.
gram for next Thursday afternoon <oI.
lows
A Trip TO Cuba ........ Miss Rod-e 5
Indian Stories Of Brooke County.
Observation-Disclosures. Mrs. Sweeney
Music ........... o.. Miss Cornelius
nnpa - T.,.I
trial Conditions. Mrs. Hupp. chair.
man.
The Wellsburg. SteubenviIe and
Wterton Traction Line is the new
name OF the former Tri-State Tract.
ion line. the name having been chang
ed prior TO the application for a re
ceiver.
Preparatory services will he he'd
in the Presbyterian church all this
week except Saturday. Rev. ThOs
Pears. OF Follansbee. who preached
last night will speak tonight. Rev
W. j. Holmes will preach on Wed
nesday night and DR. Mathew Rufhe-
ford. OF Washington. Pa. will preach
On Thursday and Friday night
Marriage Licenses.
Marshal Leslie Purdy and Addie T.
Gardiner. both OF Mouudsville
Jsck !. Hughes and Elizabeth sol
bert. both Of Pittsburgh.
a young daughter Of Mr. and N-g
David Griggsby. % High street. died
az an early hour this morning Tho
little one was aged 70 months Tle
funeral will be held on Wedncsda;
afternoon.
Miss Jeanette Campbell has 70
turned from several weeks visit
with friends in Washington. II. r.
Joe White. 70 Pittsburgh. was tho
recent guest Of relatives hero.
j $ AppleRate was Wheeliua
business visitor on Saturday
Miss Bertha McCord. Of Canton. g
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rq1al to Chamberlain Courh Rem
Mrs Wm Ehiutc. ANGOLA n q
wri'fs. ChamhrrIain'a conan Rom
'If hHfn found fu boz just fro fof
t"ueNa Hnl cold. Or has boon uaod
r WF fnmIIt on anI oT fnr tho rae.
I'Ir or fr" wears frl has never failed
Zoo rHr' fhcao complaints DC is pIeaa
1ut and aIfo fD take con NOT
peak f0u hiEhiv of f"
w Ut adams. Akron " v. writes
"o OF Three wears aro 2 used bot
''' o' 'hfmhrrIIIn Cough Remedy
and found H tfrt beneficial in refet
InF H cold and cough Dr. ia H splendid
medicine and whenever y rfr GOV q
'"ii n rrHer ni BE- d1 unf hesitate
fu du .u Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-25
NEW MARTINSVILLE

NEW MABTtNSV1LLE. W Va.
March - Easter was gladstone day
14r ,iilaEt The churches Mere
missions wrre never better bishop
Ieterkin. Ta-kersburg preached well at
fhs Erisropaiian church.
,is- Elsie Summers and Dr. Hugh
WIZ their parents.
prerr Hrotrera ara moving into the
Masonic temple. having the entire FIRST
WIN ,'sriin am John " Love. short
business matters.
Attorney leo Cariin spent Sunday
Win nis parents Hf Smithfeld
col Tommy johnston Tri-stafr gas
wnr ~ o. IttrhurEh looking after mat-
fffH 9th hle company.
Judge 3. d. Morris came home from
Wet rIuu and spent sunday with Hfa
ffm.if. returning to open court. Mon
Court stenorrarhe- 3. r Moore is ir
Charleston. rrrorurE o." legislative rrl-
Or r o.. Hates. ~ tHmh~rport Vas
'r 'le ety ou boo way Co. Point Pleas
tom Gorbv aod lso Underwood. NJ
VIZ r'-.rfe were hero today looking
o. "WrAusf.r. of Pine Grove had
HN .irrrr grIl .r fhr court house TODAY
Ir g. rridrsunn sY"nt sunday in
council fff an inrortart meeting TO-
Do nrd fr"w u'e nufiuok. f.la town
isrr. r1mhrr or yernr reo-fe a,
frrfff fHr eU."rr aHf fnn.a af uafr-.
..fr fl'e rt'rinE Do was given ~
rf'e' fnr'- p" "rr.t Catholic chapel
r.~ %. g % Is telurr,irs re erorrd.
around ihe depot 100 f.is nlart a forn
.,rr r'.ntri an1 hedge fence put
rr.rrf nr lnf 10 v'fI nc ono ~ fhe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-25
GOOD PROGRAM FOR HIGH
SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT

Under the direction Of the lady
members Of the faculty. great pre-
parations are being made for the en-
tertainment to be given at the local
high school Friday evening for the
benefit Of the next number Of the
Record. which will be issued by the
senior girls. a very interesting pro
gram is being arranged. consisting "
musical and literary numbers. and a
small admission will be charged
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-25
THREE SISTERS TAKE
VERY IMPRESSIVE vows

with Birht Hev o. = r.,str, a.
n'lhiInc. very Impressive a,rvI-re
wore held in So f0-srhs convent
Yesterday morning. when ono Young
lady. Miss Wary Carey. was received
INTO thc order. and three sisters took
lh"ir vows Rov Father Weber cello.
hratcd mass at O'Clock
Nis9 Carry VIII Do known IN tho
religious iifo ae sister Mary nr'drct
ana Tho following wore given tho
cross ~ Tho order and made fhair
profession SISTER MARY Xavier
sister Mary Borria and sister Mary
Haptisfa
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William Carmen. OF this city. has re-
turned from a visit with friends and rel
atives at Steubenville.
Walter McGnlton returned to his home
IN this city from the Haskins Hospital.
Saturday. much improved in health
,bs Sin.raI - yvtIiiar, 1hoSy S,,r',e. !,
afternoon.
c. l.. Perry OF Pittsburgh. was a
business visitor In this city yesterday
William Boyler. Of Riverview. has re-
turned home after brief visit IN this
city.
=. l.. Brunswick. of Uniontown. Pa.
has returned home after a visit will
friends in this city.
Police coutr was a blank last evening
as no arrests were made yesterday. the
weather being too damp for the regulars
to get out.