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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-05-07
Williams Entertained

Peking. May 6.-Ehe American charge
d'affaires, Edward T. Williams, enter
tained tonight 400 Chinese and Americans
in connection with the recognition by the
American government of the Chinese re-
public. The Chinese In attendance in
eluded the leaders of the rival factions,
who fraternized freely.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-05-07
RACING NOTES

Cleveland. O., May 6.-In only one of
the six stake races in the opening meet
ing of the grand circuit here the week of
July 7, were any of the entries declared
out, according to announcement today
The big amateur feature race, the Tav-
ern steak for 2:14 trotters, lost 20 of
its entries, 81 still remaining in the list
From 5 to % horses are entered in each
of the other five stake races
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-05-07
Wire Sparks

Summit, N. j., May s.-Silk strikers
and sympathizers, women and chill
den among them. attacked 25 strike
breakers here tonight.
Chicago, May 6.-Investigation by
the government as to whether the Stan
dard Oil company has obeyed the dis
solution order of December 21, 1911. is
centering at present in this city, 1t
was made known today.
Boston, May 6.--William Sehrt of
the Young Mems Gymnasium club, New
orleans, defeated j. Baker of New York
in three rounds in the 135-pound class.
Paterson, N. J., May 6.-Mayor Nc
Brides citizens committee of 25 ap-
pointed to seek means of ending the
silk mill strike, now in its eleventh
week, decided tonight on its course of
action.
Chicago, May INSTRUMENTATION of
the Rumely company, manufacturers Of
agricultural implements at LaPorte,
Ind, is to be effected. it was made
known here today.
Vienna, May 6.-Semi- official news
papers declare that the foreign con-
suls at Tirano say that Essad Pasha has
not proclaimed himself King of AL
bania. On the contrary they say he is
ready to obey the porte's instructions
to withdraw his army to Turkey.
Sacramento May "a proposal to
divide the state of California at Teha-
chapi Pass( naming the northern half
"California' and the remainder South
Cafeteria" is made in a resolution
introduced in the senate today by Sem
ator Sanford of Ukiah. democratic ma
tional committeeman.
Washington, May 6.-Debate in the
Senate on the paragraph in the sundry
civil bill exempting labor and farmers
organizations from prosecutions under
the Sherman act with funds carried in
that bill, lasted for nearly two hours
toGay.
Washin gton May 6-Charles d. DAILY,
the former Harvard and West Point
football star who quit the United States
army to enter private life, was re-
instated as a second lieutenant tonight
by executive approval of his nomina-
tion by the Senate.
Rio De Janiero. May TT is stated
that the Brazilian government has de-
cided to maintain the tariff reductions
heretofore granted American products
~Vicksburg. Miss, May 6.-The plant
ers from the overflowed districts are
now talking of early prospects for get
ting to planting.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-05-07
NINE AIDA
ARRANGEMENTS FOR
REUNION COMPLETED

Columbus, o., May 6.-Arrangements
for a national reunion of Mexican war
veterans to be held at London, O., July
10 and H. were made here today by
Capt J. D. Fisher of Chillicothe, O.,
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Degrees Warded at Princeton

Princeton, n. j., May 6.-Fourteen men
were awarded the degree of bachelor of
divinity and 4S others were given GER
tificates of graduation at he annual
commencement of the Princeton Theolog-
ical seminary today
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-05-07
W0rkmen Granted Increase

Pittsburg. May 6.-Four thousand skilled
workmen employed b. the Macbeth
Evans Glass company lave been granted
voluntary increase ( wages effective
May 10. The amount II the increase 10
not announced.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-05-07
To Receive King Alfonso

Paris, May 6.--The French senate and
chamber of deputies voted an approprla-
ton of SSs,500 for the entertainment OF
King Alfonso during his two days visit.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-05-07

The Decaturs are to have brass band.
Brown, manager of the National
Wooen mills of New Decatur, has taken
the matter in hand and will organize
band at once. The Decaturs have had no
brass band for number of years.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-05-07
DECATURS TOB|D FOR
NEXT CONVENTION
Delegates Leave Today To
Attend State Bankers
Association

Decatur, May 6.-(speeial.) The follow
ing from the Decaturs win leave tomor-
row for Dothan, where they will attend
the annual meeting of the Alabama Bank
ers' association President S. s. Broadus
and d. f. Green of the Tennessee Valley
bank; A. c. jackson of the City National
bank, j. w. Pole of the Bank of Com
merce, +. A. Bloodworth and Judge Will
liam E. Skeggs of the Morgan County Ma
tional bank, and Mayor Henry A. Skeggs.
The chamber of commerce. the city
council and the banks of the two Decaturs
will invite the Bankers association 10
meet. in Decatur next year. On account
of hotel facilities this will be an ideal
place for the association to meet.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-05-07

Washington, May 6.-Debate in the
Senate on the paragraph in the sundry
civil bill exempting labor and farmers
organizations from prosecutions under
the Sherman act with funds carried in
that bill lasted for nearly two hours
tOCay
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-05-07

Vienna, May 6.-Semi- official news
papers declare that the foreign con-
suls at Tirano say that Essad Pasha has
not proclaimed himself King of AL
bania. On the contrary they say he is
ready to obey the porte's instructions
to withdraw his army to Turkey.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-05-07

Washington, May 6.-Charles d. DAILY,
the former Harvard and West Point
football star who quit the United States
army to enter private life, was re-
instated as a second lieutenant tonight
by executive approval of his nomina-
tion by the Senate
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ADMIRABLE TRIBUTE
PAID UNDERWOOD BY
REPUBLICAN LEADER

CONTINUED From Page one)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-05-07

Chicago, May 6.-Reorganization of.
the Rumely company, manufacturers Of
agricultural implements at LaPorte,
Ind, is to be effected. it was made
known here today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-05-07

Rio De Janiero. May 6.-It is stated
that the Brazilian government has de-
cided to maintain the tariff reductions
heretofore granted American products.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-05-07

DIR. w. K DEAN. Ki-ro-prack- tor
S08-10 Farley Building.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-25
DISEASE MENACE
THREATENS MANY
physically Weak Constitution Cannot
Successfully Withstand Assault
Of Disease
SERIOUS DANGER IN NEGLECT.
Worn-out Systems Leave the Body
open to Attack Of Diseases That
May Cause Death.

Diseases or "A grave nature menace
thousands and thousands OF people
with weakened. rundown constitutions
whose physical beings are Ill prepared
10 do natures battle against the more
serious diseases that may cause
death, said one OF the health experts
OF The Rhubaral Company, who are
introducing their famous new stomach
cordial and general health builder in
Wheeling and vicinity
Lost vitality due to a deranged stom.
ach aud its complications leave the
system indeed but a poor and ineffect-
i've defense against the more danger
Gus Ills that are always threatening
the health and happiness OF the ma
ton
Imperfect assimilation and digestion
OF food. and bowel trouble cause more
serious diseases than all other all
ments combined. Nearly every form
OF disease begins in the stomach. In
digestion wrecks the entire body, pois.
ons the blood through clogged and fer
mented waste matter and scores OF
painful complaints in various parts OF
the body result and disease fiourishes
Laxatives help but Temporarily. as
they merely relieve the condition for
the time being and with constant use
or laxatives. paralysis OF the bowel
muscles may ensue. The cause of
bowel trouble is stomach trouble.
Those who are nervous. irritable and
who lack energy and ambition. feeling
blue and discouraged invariably suffer
from some form of stomach derange-
ment. Very often the trouble is mani
rested In headaches. backaches. weak
memory. bad circulation. msound
SlRan
colds
Tired. worn out. hair sick men ana
women should not neglect their con.
dition
Give your system a chance: give II
chance 10 make good so that Won
may again khow the feeling OF real
health. again have energy and vigor.
ne aDie 10 sleep SOundly, 10 eat food
Wllhouf FEAR ~ the consequences. 10
have strong nerves and happiness
'Rhubaral." the wonderful new
medicine will make life anew for Won
u diGests about everything /. touches
hence II makes good rich blood. which
IN iurn strengthens the whole nervous
system. livens mp sluggish livers. gives
new appetite. eliminates stomach
eases and tones mp the whole body
nat tired. worn out feeling. that de-
Illness
can be- thing of tho past
Tho main medical ingredient OF
lthubaral' is made from Turkish
hiubarb.' plant grown only IN Ash
ate countries. and whose great value
IN The ailments which u treats is
known 70 chemists and physicians the
world over The United States Dis
p"n-atory endorses IL highly and the
public throughout the country have
pronounced il the best medicine for
modern ills
McI-ain's drug store. a. The corner
OF Twelfth and Market streets have
secured the exclusive agency for -Rb,.
baral In Wheeling n can also be.
purchased a. th" Selbv q Reed drug
stores IN Martins Ferry and Rridre.
port. In Rellairo. AZ Dankworth Rros
and In Elm Grove al Dudley's pharma
cy.-Adv
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0UT-THE-PIKE
WI Extend to Ronex.s eoin,

u was made known yesterday that
ih" paving o. the National road viii
extend to Rooney Point as soon a. the
WORK can b' done This viii make an
additional paved road az two miles.
thus inSuring good auto travelling for
q good distance along this we'll known
roadway A. belmont county. Ohio.
has received au appropriation ~ $50.
""' q" Improve the road through this
county. and Dr. the work Is continued 10
th" Pcnusy lyanid State line. this road
"iI b" mecca for tourists
Ih" paving along east Of Elm Grove
BIAS boon extended 20 tho NiddI. cree.
station. and b. i- the intention 10 tr,
10 complete tine road before The bad
weather of thc fall starts Iu addf
tI"n To paving the bills have been
cut do"n. making an almost Lowell
road. where fhr travellers are ling
ih" speed OF their machines The
-h"rih hnds DO uer'- -ary to call down
several .pc"dcre because az the 81
CO. Sis" speed chat Is being pIf ON on
fnis part o' tho road
Ih" curb rr.f 20 fhr traction lines
ie being LAID ht tho traction compau,.
"hiI" tnat ON fhr other eide BE- hriua
laid h. fh" counts and co.. tlr count.
comm. esi"u"-. ar. I,aviul strict affrr
i"n fo 800" WORK. trr, gopd Job (.
hoInc done
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FREE STALL RENT
In MARKET Auditorium Nas Been
Granted 20 Farm RS FOR Remain
der % Present Year.

movement which will doubtlc-4
have e tendency fo reduce tho hirh
cor cot living somewhat boo This city
Nf. started YESTERDAY ht fn" leasing
committee oft fr' Warko. auditorium
'nmrHnf eh'r H 500. drr. died -
-r.rf .arm"r .Iat STALL ftu fuf the
remainder offHr present year The
w"' rmruf D.. dr.i ened tp induce more
iru'f fn hrins their produce tp mar
BOT. fHu- rouptIuE vuh huck-tor4
f'H .fufr. rrpsr. Tho purchasing
.HhIi' r.U also boz benefited bt fbn
MOI. H. r vu hs possible to Secure
vegetable. snG garden produc, vniI,
strictly fresh
wrong imuIr.. iuu ua- been prev.
Hl"ni 'uoue msut FARMERS Who for.
rrrlf ,tWa fo town sth mari etlua fp
fhr effect fltf Tho rental rate ior
fHIl and stand vctc tuI h.rh To
'N" contrary hptrtrr The .Hmrr-
Ao have been marketing their pro.
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ChiIdrens' Day At Park.

Tuesday. July %. has been set aside
by the managers OF the Park for the
entertainment OF the younger genera
ton who are springing up. From early
morning until late at night the Park
will be turned over to the youngster,
and no admission fee will he charged
them at the gate either. This Is
something just a little out Of the ordi-
nary and no doubt will he heralded
with delight by the children. This
noes not OF course include the differ
ent rolling amusements in the Park.
The children will receive all the good
things that the Park has To offer.
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BANKRUPT NOTICE


United States OF America. Northern Dis
trict OF West Virginia. IS:
IN the United States District Court In
and for said District.
Bankrupt. No. $50. in Bankrup,cS'
Petition for Discharge.
TO the Honorable Aston 6. Dayton.
Judge OF the District court of the
United States for the Northern D.s-
=. trict of West Virginia:
henry Bronstrop. OF wheeling. ~ the
County or Ohio and state OF MeSt'Nfr-
slnia. IN said District. respectfully rep
resents that on the 3rd day of March
last past he was duly adjudsed a bank
rupt under the acts OF congress relating
10 bankruptcy; that he has only surren-
dered all his property and rights or Prop
erty, and has fully complied with all the
requirements or said acts and OF orders
OF the court touching his bankruptcy.
wherefore. he prays that he may be
dee reed by the Court TO have fun dis
charge from all debts proVable against
MS estate under said bankrupt acts. ex-
cept such debts as are excepted by law
from such discharge
Dated this 18th day Of July. a d 1918
HENRY BRoNSTROP.
,,,.,. Bankrupt.
Order OF Notice Thereon
northern District OF West Virginia s..
on this 18th day OF July. 4. L.. 1919
on reading the foregoing petition. IL is
ordered by the cOurt tnat "A hearing
be had upon the same on the 18th day of
August. \ ID. 1913. before said Court at
Nnesiing. In said district. at ten o'clock
In the forenoon: and that notice thereof
De published in the Wheeling Intelilgen-
Ger. newspaper printed In said District
and that all known creditors and other
persons in interes; may appear at the
said time and place and show cause IN
any they have, why the Trayer of the
said petition should not be granted
And IL Is further ordered by the Court.
mat the clerk shall send by mail to ali
known creditors copies OF said petition
end this order addressed TO tnen ~ theI =
places OF residence az stated
witness the Honorable Aston q. Day.
ton. Judge OF the said Court. and the
seal thereof. at Wheeling. in said dis
trict. on the 18Th day or July. 4. H.. 1915.
Attest
g. Il. KEFAUVER. CLERK.
1. :. II. -. y. - W Va
Jy-1S-25
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WIN Look Over Prop.rtx.

Tn" board uf review OF ohio county.
Will journey To the Sk-lleN property east
OF Elm Grove. this morning. 10 asc. .
tain whether tine assessment tnat was
placed ON the property Was made TO nigh
nr not. The assessed value was placed
al t2@.v"", hut this seems 70 have struck
The owner AZ being 81 eNorb'tsnt amount
Tor the land. The tract contains arout
80 acres and - situated ou the National
Road. opposite the InOrnDerg place. The
tract - considered one OF tue best sites
near Fin U;roN" FOR the purpose of add
ing To- the town
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In 'hanr'r.-
tfiI" VI Has ruau AMI
%, ,irtu. 81 A. or.I-r entered ID, o.
7u"N" entitled cause TO-, t.e t'it.uit ,.o,!-.
~ ONO county. West Nirg.u.a ON 80.
.tet ~. 80 NJ. 1878. anp au order sup
'aN of june. 1918. 10 BE- fefcf-e q o., IN.
Under signed DDrlmIssiuner tu tlAe tgI
stat" al account Shovfus
Jet W 80 persona sStpte tire sail
Mimi" iiHEe-naru ov r..l uf Tho time
~ Ter death. 80 CHARACTER ana value
cnd. Wat Iisrositiyn. if ans. was
MAJ" of .a'I Iersoual estate ht t.c
plaintiff N'-dic " Hagsrnarn Admins
. az, ~ Sa'd Winnie :. lias"ruaun. DC
,'h~'d. ara bow much. ? any. 90 said
g. fs"n'i reiat" j. nov 800 the hands 81
u" esid Firii" N. IsE' rulsnn. ~ admin
lsfrHfrIs tfpre~a.1 a.. 30 tatfrsut 81
ff~ ufHn. debts ot, NIX from fu.. estate -
Ut" S"i1 Winnie lisEcrfuauu. dcreaseI
~ scii."m'nt ~ the almiri~-
lilII. ". Il"E'rWsnu. 'iUirt9tratriA a.
60 Wraf detfs th. sad Mimi $
llaE"ru-sn' "0"I 80 che time ~ rc-
ioaf1. 20 "w ."t ar" payable. fI.if.
nature AMI t1"ir r'~pr. ii,~ amounts ami
-. Wla' real cs'a', vas "a ned bv
t'" rfLd " Iru'" . iits.ru1ann % enc
ti"" ~ .er dcstr. tn' uuartit,. d,~rrir-
".lN'' 'f"Inet f.' Same 40 Tire f.u. OF
st. sub n' o. mstfe.s 80 ar, party
'H interest up. frarIre Tho Same. b.. .. !.
r"- fI+.fr.. Of e.... t.fttf tiers ..4 -,t-l
'"'. fH. f'ion'r Htfne"if mas deem lertI-
n~nf v ''th"i ~" rruuef 90 or not
N"tir iq I'rrry Eitrr That fI. undo.
sirr~f ,"furi .s .ou~f has fI..I rron SAT-
r~fH' 'Ilt 1Hfr. 1918 .urrrref, .fff. lf
'g,g. r.n-.. %. poo. ts time arI his
t.~ 600. 40 WIeef.nr. UfIp I'.uuf, Nsat
NIfEir o. fe ff' place ~ vHIrH boz Viii
proceed FL" 'Nr.Ite tIe aa.H ,r,fcr Of ref
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-25
Will Hold Festival.

The Church OF God. Elm Grove. will
hold festival at Hands Hall Satur.
day evening, July IS. The hours will
be from until 1850. The proceeds
OF the AFFAIR will go toward bearing
the general expense OF the church.
There will be all kinds OF refreshments
served in the hall
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-25
Hay hide Postponed

Well old Iupietr Piuvius did not seem
70 he in league with the idea OF the
Young people Of Elm grove enjoying
nay ride last night. and as a result the
attalr mas been indefinitely postponed,
much To the chagrin NJ those VINO intend
ed 10 make the trip IL was their in
tentou to drive out TO the William
lSgue farm, AT West Liberty. and there
enjoy an old fashioned country supper.
served 10y some Young ladies' from the
Grove, VINO are visiting there. But man
was born TO be disappointed and SO was
the young peOple
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Second Hand Building Materials
For Sale at Nominal Price.
NEURALGYLINE BLDG, 18th Street

little bit of attention among the out
the pike residents. The case seems to
have arisen over the fact that Basic
failed TO pay Ed. Springer. of the
National Road, sor milk and cans that
were sent TO the Wheeling store. War
rants for the appearance OF the de-
PENDANT were served some time ago
by officer Butler
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-25

TITO heavy gatU fnHt .Isifsd Elm
Grov" yesterday morning had tie ten
dency 20 submerEe tho streets and flood
90" sewers MI forenoon men in gum
coats W'r" keTt busy sweeping out the
s"Wr- openings 60 allow ~. water To-
crt"f. Some thuu=htless people are IN
TIE lauit uf throw Ing paper in the street
ami when severe rain strikes town tn.
sewers become riogEed AMI n miniature.
flouI f~ sNIerIersfd
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Dance at Yoimar's.

Despite the iuciemerCy OF the weather
a.. dance given last might 10y Misses
Lilly Happy. freda Naas and Alma SdN.
at FolmarS. vas well attended Quite a
crowd from Fulton attended the affair
IN "A iarg- wagon and all report 81 fen
time The evening was spent In dancing
ani az late hour refrcshUents were
served
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TIC - tuCeut - t'Su1i tnurtn %
Elm Grove. held waat they claim TO h-
~" most successful lawn fcte last uight.
that they have ever held Althougu "A
rain tried To- Interior. with the proceed
lugs. Yet they were not he out zone and
held tneir supper ia tie Harochial school
hall Everything was carried ont To- a..
'Ntr"m" pleasure "f the promoters and
q goodly sum was received
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TIE las sad rites over the remains -
George u Jones ~ Pleasant Valley.
we're held from his late home YESTERDAY
morning, with intermeuf pr .Hre a.
Greenwood cemetery The deceased was
IN the 3lst year Of lis age sad was a
well known business man.
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PUBLICATION NOTICE.
>~~~~-~~~~~~
Order of Publication

Order Of Publication.
Inc STATE ~ West Virginia. ohio Gown
IN tue Cir,u!t cont 81 ohio Count,
West virginia, July Ruies. 1918.
Andrew !. Se'fert ana
william Z. MAYER. ka,e
MaNer. August Mayer
cecilia Mayer prime
Mayer. Ouinta Tnomp-
son John Fundis. Sc
unca Funds. simon In 'liAnterN
Bowman. Terz.s Bow
man. Albert Mayer. Ida
Nave. Philip Was-n-
Heim. Septa Wasrr-
he!m. Edward Rrand-
lass. Emma ErauifaSS
Olga Watkins. Ira Is
Watkius. Frei Mayet
and i.uIis = Jordan
The object 80 TITS suit - tp PARTITION
i,e reai estate ~ tn' city ~ Nheelins.
ON" tVUnty. West virginia 80 v1icr
Frank \. Nav. AMI Iohs-ra Z. Natc-
d!ed s"iz"i ami possessed. among th-.i
And 10 appearing from a., srf,5av.,
itled IN said cause At these Rules. That
TIE defendants. August MAYER cecilia
, No N;rF' PTims Mayer. John Funds. So
9uinta Thompson. Edward Rrandfa-~
Emma BranIfsss. olga Watkins la IA
watkins. Fred Msyrr are not residents
~ TIE state - West Virginia aud they
not having been -er.ei with process in
said sun. on motion 81 the plaintiffs by
Frank A. McMahOn. th's order or publ
cation - entered against them and ~
ordered That TIE sa1d defendants abov.
named. be anu are required 10 appear
Witnin one mOnta after the ate OF the
ftrst publication ~ this order and 10
what - necessary TO protect their inter-
eSts II Is further ordered that lis a.
'l"r he published and posted - reqiif.d
10y law
Witaess. John l.. K.rghorn. clerk Or
our said court. At e.. court lions. -.
said County. It's -. Ian 81 TuIv fsI"
10 Wit. July Rules. 1918
Ipii\ T.. ktNt;HOEN clerk
PdhliSn"i -. first tire July u. 1919
Attest
JpHN T.. NGFIpGN clerk
FRANK \. M,MATipN
Attoru.y.
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Will Give Lsoture.

Nj farmers are requested =. note rat
W. o. /iru. tine well known agricultural
WaU Viii rs 90 the E.ll school Iutl 90,
Iu~-daf. July -"tr ~ farmer p-c rec
pussted Goo Joe present at tli- lecture re
DO VIII give them very vaiuah'" informa-
fIru
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ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.

HOTEL F1oNTENAC - Kentucky Ave.
100 yards from Beach. tie most popu-
lar section: between the two famous
piers. central To all attractions: modem
high-clasS hotel. good as the best:
capacity .S0 VIII make very special
terms or -, $40. xl2.So. SIS up weekly.
including large ocean rooms metar beds
with white service: table supplied direct
from farm: pure water. sanitary plumb
ING. Dorcnes overlooking the ocean and
boardwalk. W. Z. WATTS.
ilNlS-I2
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du'r Hf iI" auditorium declare that
ihr' ha'" been most rca sunable
" '"rudt ruling o. elective I'm.
ul ItUuar. J. aud mat hr extended
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HOTEL NEW ENGLAND

80. Carolina ave. and beach. Private
baths. running water in .oorns Elevator
io street level Extensive porches. Ca
pacity $50. Booklet
BNRAN & WILLIAMS
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PHILLIPS HouHE

ATLANTIC CITY. y. r.
Mas chusetts Ave. and Reach. File.
Natnr to street level Booklet;
L. l.. PHILLIPS.
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Best Moderate Rate Hotel
EIBERON

ana firePrp"f annex. Tennessee avenue
Hes' Reach. central. new throughout:
Sapsclt.. 500. opposite Protestant aud
looms private baths. excellent liable.
irtSn fcSetabies from our own farm.
windows screened. "a hite service. book
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-25
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