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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-17
UNWELCOME GUEST
CAUSES COMMOTION
John Marchant Enters Home of j, r.
Smith and Declares That He In
tends to Remain.

John Malchant was an unwclcome
midnight guest at the home of j. h.
Smith. 250 West Eighth South street,
last night. Marchant found a door OF
the house open and walked in. He told
the alarmed householdcrs that he in-
tended TO remain all night.
A frenzied burglar alarm brought
Patrolman A. D. Husbands to the scene.
The officer found Marchant seated in
one part of the house, while the terri
fled members OF the Smith family were
barricaded in another part. Marchant
protested that he meant no harm. He
said he only wanted a place TO sleep.
station, where he is charged with
druplt onupSs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-17
CITY AND VICINITY

AN INTERESTING relic Of pioneer
days received by the relic hall of the
bedstead. donated by James B. Ramsey
az RichHeld. The bed was made BY mis-
father Ralph Ramsey. who carved the
eagle on Eagle gate.
BUSINESS meeting and luncheon
was held Yesterday noon IN the CONNER
eial club by members Of the Utah Surety
company. There was a good attendance
and some business OF a routine ature
was discussed.
MEMBERS OF the.Utah Electric club
met yesterday afternoon In the CONNER
cisl club. where theV participated In
discussion on the value OF a salesman
In advertising his firm
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-17
EXCITING ELECTION
CAMPAIGN IN ROME

ROME, Oct. l6.-The campaign In the
general elections, which will he held Oc-
tober 20, is waxing warmer. and In some
places political activity has taken, the
form OF violence. The government how
ever has Issued orders FOR the prompt
suppression of all disturbances
A meeting Of Garibaldlsns was held to-
hay 10 register protest against Eic-
clot,i Garibaldi, the only surviving son
OF the patriot. because he has given his
support to the candidacy OF MARQUIS Di
Medici. nephew OF one OF the Carl
baldian generals, who is also supported
by the clerIcals,
Ricciotti Ciaribaldi, crippled by old
wounds, arrived here today and drove
through hostile gathering. He was at
tscked by the demonstrators, ono OF whom
struck him With stick His assailant
was Immediately arrested, and the policc
restored order.
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TWO MEN ARRESTED
FOR ALLEGED ATTACK

Suspected OF being two men who at
tempted 10 rob Louis Rasmussen. an en-
ployee OF the BamberGer Coal company
at Firth West and Second South streets
shortly before o'clock last night, j.
Sullivan, 2s years of age. and f. Hart
80. were arrested by Motorcycle Patrol
man w. II. Hendrlckson and Chauffeur
w. ". Griffin within few minutes after
the attack.
The men protested that they were i'm
the neighborhood by coincidence. saying
that they We're waiting for chance 10
catch train out OF town. Rasmussen
fought OFF his assailants, and running 10
a saloon. telephoncd for the police. which
resulted In the arrests
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HASLAM FUNERAL is
TO BE HELD SUNDAY

The funeral OF Samuel Haslam, pioneer
OF Mill Creek. who died yesterday after
noon, will be held Sunday afternoon at /
O'Clock in the Miller ward meeting house,
Fourteenth South and State streets, IN
tern1ent viii be IN the South Cottonwood
cemetery.
Mr.. Hnslam WAS born IN Little Bolton,
Lanca shire Ensla nd, October 3. ls4s. In
company with his parents. who had been
converted TO the Mormon faith, he came
TO America In 1858 and was member
OF the company which crossed the plains
that year arriving in Salt Lake valley In
was his place OF residence until his death
He is survived by his wife. six children
and brother. Thomas Haslam. living
at Murray
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-17
RAILROAD COMMITTEE.
BOOSTS FOR CUTOFF

Members Of the railroad committee OF
the Commercial club. which was an
pointed at the membership meeting held
In the Commercial club Monday might.
met yesterday in the cl'iGrooms and or
ganized. with stephen III. Love as chair
man They discussed the railroad sltua-
ton. all agreeing that the proposed
branch from Burley, Idaho. 10 this cIty
would be marked benefit and was nee
essdry in order 10 retain the south la bo
trade for Salt Lake City. II was decided
10 compile all possible data which viii he
placed before Judge Robert s I,ovett
president OF the Union Pacific system,
upon his arrival here the first Of nsy;
'''-NN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-17
ADJUSTMENTS

SALT LAKE THEATER-"The Count
of Luxembourg" Tonight and to-
morrow night. Matinee Saturday.
ORPHECM-Faudev Performance
every afternoon and evening.
UTAH-Wlllard Mack and Marjorie
Rambeau In "Genessce of the Hills"
Tonight and tomorrow night. Natl
nee Saturday,
EMPRESS-raUdev Performance
every afternoon and two perform
ances at night
ES-Performance every aft
ernoon and two performances at
night.
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Discuss Smoke Nuisance.

Members Of the mines committee OF the
commercial club met at noon yesterday
IN The club rooms for the purpose OF dis
cussing the smoke situation caused in
the vicinity of MldvaIe by the smelter
there. No definite action was taken. but
after orIef discussion sub committee
was appointed with instructions 10 in
vestiea,e the merits OF the case and TO
report AZ another meeting which viii be
held within a few DAYS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-17
Mother of Clubs Ill

LOS ANGELES, Oct. I6.-Suffeyipg
from one of the ailments consequent 70
her advanced age. Madame Caroline
Severance. known throughout tbo
country as tho "mother of clubs. ,: and
former leader in all progressive won.
en- s movements, is dangerously IN AZ
her home, 500 West Adams street
Nine. Severance celebrated her nipetv,
third birthday last January.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-17
Bryan in To-a

DUBUQUE Iowa, oct ls -socro,,r..
Of Siate Bryan In an address here tonirh,
rev LEVIED the achievements OF tho soe
gia! session OF congress. lie praised
PRESIDENT Wilson's peace policy, but de-
Ciined 70 comment on the Mexican situa-
ton. The secretary is TO be the chIer
speaker tomorrow AT the dairy show at
waterloo. Iowa -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-17
Ward Concert Tonight.

y o'clock this evening a concert will
DC given In the Third ward amusement
nall. seventh South and State strcets
The following persons viii take uart: ia
ward p. Mldrley. Mrs. G. g DniI.,
George f.. Chamberlain. Miss Ada Stark
MISE Jessie Nelson, Kenneth Robbins
ianc. Miss lTna Sims. Miss WinuIfrs-I
smith. Stephen II. NcMurrln Don q
Wood. Miss Amelia Marsetts Miss Grace
Cans, T.Eans, George u. Marge,ts and s q.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-17
DIR. DIXON is GUEST
AT ORGAN RECITAL

Dr. Joseph kossuth Dixon and other
members Of the Roiuan Wana maker eS-
petition OF citizenship TO the North Amer
lean Indians we're yesterday guests at a
special organ recital in the tabernacle
The party was also conducted by Lorenzo
y. Creel on a sightseeing trip about the
city. DR.. DXop and his associates are
awaiting repair OF their car Signet. upon
completion OF which they Will 20 TO the
Cintah reservation.
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has taken It's place among the nota Bile
dramatic successes of the day.

has taken It's place among the nota Bile
dramat tic successes Of the day.
While the graceful strides and intricate
figures Winslow and Duffy produce in
their roller skating Irritation at the Or
pheum this week please the general eye
only those experienced with the obstinacy
or roller skates can appreciate the skill
may be recalled as the male partner OF
the team Of Winslow and Stryker Gladys
Duffy, Mr.. Winslow's new partner. is a
pretty. vivacious miss, and by many is
considered the most expert woman skater.
"Genessee of the Hills" will be re-
peated again tonight at the Utah theater
with Willard Mack in the title role, sup
ported by Marjorie Rambeau and the
other Utah players. Tomorrow's matinee
and the performance tomorrow night Will
mark the close Of one OF the best at
fractions at the State street thea ter so
far this season. That the play IS max
ing a big hit is evidenced by the large
and enthusiastic audiences that have
witnessed II. It Is thrilling, but human
and natural.
One OF the best dancing acts the EN-
press has offered since the opening of
this popular house is the act OF Thomas
and Gertrude Kennedy. a young man
and woman, who are neat appearing and
offer a series Of minutc-and a half dances
steps. grace OF execution and the charm
OF personality. This young couple were
the winners OF the Metropolitan waltz
contest, held at the Madison Suare Gar
den, New York. Another act that is caus-
ing all sorts Of favorable comment is
that OF Anna Morecraft and Helena Cam
dreau, The Mirthful Mermaids"
The American character actor. Joseph
Callahan, in the production, Great Men,
Past and Present Is the title OF a Pam
tages sketch this week President Brig
ham Young. as I'm real life; Lincoln at the
dedication OF tho battlefield at Gettye-
burg: William II of Germany taking his
oath of fidelity to his Iatherland before
ascending the throne. General L. S. Grant
in the campaign in Virginia: Mark Twain
in a storytelling mood closing with
representation Of his holiness, Pope Leo
XIII. are the characters given in an eX-
traordlnary manner. with almost no wait
between the changes.
A remarkable modern miracle play, in
which wealthy rounder is transported
back TO the humble birth Of Christ. Is
the Solig offering AT the Mehesy TO-DAY
entitled ''The Three Wise Men" II is
one of the most remarkah hle examples of
photography ever seen. Cupid VS. Won
ems Rights" is a VitaSraph comedy fea
turing Maurice Costello and Clara KIM
bali Young. A IIalem comedy is
amusing.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-17
THREE MEN KILLED
AND EIGHT INJURED

ANDERSON, S. c., Oct 1s.-Three men
were killed and eight Injured here today
when the garage OF y, l.. Todd collapsed
after u gasoline explosion. Edward Lay
ton OF Spartanburg struck a match to
light the lamp OF his automobile as II
was being filled with gasoline. The eX-
plosIon followed and the building caught
fire.
AS the firemeu were fighting the flames,
a wall fell, killing William Il. Campbell
and Robert Dodd. III. and an unidenti-
fled mar whose body has not Yet been
recovered
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-17
AWAITING THE RETURN
OF MRS. LULU SHEPARD

The board OF governors OF the Com
nerctal club met yesterday In the club
rooms FOR the purpose Of acting on the
proposition OF demanding a retractlou
from Miss Helen Hood, president Of the
W. c. T. L. Of Illinois, for nm alleged at
tack on the MorInons IN recent address
in Calesburg. H. II was decided 10 take
no action until Mrs. Lulu Shepard, presi
dent OF the union In Utah, was able 10
consider the proposition. Mrs. Shepard
is now III IN Montana. where she WAS lee
turing. but Is expected to be here within
a few days.
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Labor Enemies Attack Rau.

CHICAGO, Oct 16.-CharIes NJ Rau.
.tectiVe association and one OF the best
known union labor men In this city. was
still unconscious IN q hospital today
from q lnurderous attack made on him
last night. AS no attempt was made to
rob him. The police believe that the at
tack was made hy Ia Dor enemies Of Rau
AS he was walking IN East Thvty- third
street last night two men seized him,
dra acged nj minto an alley and pounded
and kicked him, leaving him on The
street.
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Returns One Indictment
Special 20 The Tribune.

POCATELLO, Ida. Oct. l6-Thc fed.
eral grand jury completed its labors 80
tsrday ana the members have gone home
ohiy one indictment was returned
against Nlctoriana Duran. a MEXICAN 70,
selling liquor 10 Indians. Duran is in Gus.
tody and bis case viii be disposed of mis-
session OF The federal court ~ ,'''o
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Held to District Court.

W. c. Williams. charged with assault
with deadly weapon for the alleged
sta obinS OF George Woodard on October
I. was given preliminary hearing before
Judge Harry 5. Harper yesterday lie
was bound over TO the district court and
in default OF $500 bail lie was placed IN
the county Jail.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-17
May Install Exhibit.

Moroni skeou, chairman OF Tn. Weber
county board OF commissioners. ~ ex-
pected TO come TO salt Lake next week
10 make arrangements for installing a
county exhibit at the Utah Chamber OF
Commerce. d +. Collett. secretary OF
the Manufacturers Association OF Utah
has just returned from Ogden. where hs
took UP the matter with the county
hoard 49,
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Anniversary Celebrated

, he thirteenth Anniversary OF III. po-
lief society OF Wiiford ,vard 80 -
Sfdtcd Nester'ay afternoon and evening
pr nc members OF -he eocieiv I'm tbe
ward meeting house. After "A proorar1mS
OF addresses and selections OF music. re-
lresnnlenl9 we're served. Malinda III
hutter"orth is now president OF the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-17
PAUL F. KEYSER is
HURT WHILE HUNTING

Paul T. keyser brother Of George d
Keyser, city commissioner accidentally
shot himself through the hand yesterday
morning while out hunting He vas taken
10 ST. Marks hospital, where an opera
zion was performed. II IS feared that e
may be necessary 10 amputate two middle
fingers from the Injured hand, the bull
let having badly shattered the digits.
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Miss Harrison Entertains.
cLaI u Thc TrIbrne-

POCAIELLO. Ida, Oct. l6-Miss Eva
Harrison was hostess yesterday after
Katherine simmons, who viii he an 6"tn
Der bride. Many beautiful present. ,yayo
received, Refreshments were served 40
tIoie being decorated with roscbUds and
chrysanthemums. "''"
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williams Bound Over.

". &. VILLA ms. charged with assault
with deadly weapon on the person OF
\. H. Woodard. October I. was given a
court OF Justice OF the Peace Harry s
Harper. The defendant was bound over
To the district court by Justice Harper
snd his bond Fixed al $500. In default OF
which he was rcmandcd TO the custoJy OF
<hsrsn
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Lieutenant Smith Retires

Second Lieutenant +. ~ Smith of com
ndEN = national guard OF Utah has re
bTed from active service. accordiTt,, to
an announcement made yestcrdav ~.
Adlutant General T.. a. Wsdgwood JJo,1
tsnant smith. who was stationed in o.
Gen. mas been In the service for eight
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-17
Ogden Railroad Mau Here

al l. Beener citv passenger and
Aaeent al ogden for the Union Pa
ritroad s5st-m. was ~ visitor Ia
,ke city ?cstertsy. Mr.. BeeHcr
VAS located here in tlis nasxen-
- or ute oregon Short Line. and
esfvnles here on a y.si, ls kept
FinT old acqueintz nces
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-17

ne following the.tsr notices are u.arsss
sarertifement In order TO comply vi,b
s,riet Interpretation Of the new federal nsv,-
pager law, 10 no sense are .hey PAID adysr-
useneats They are Items Furnished ey Ire
press sesots Of the snT!our thsater.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-17

Paul Giinore's associate players IN
no Havoc VIII be the attraction ,t
The Salt Lake theatcr next Tucsday anS
Wednesday. The new play tells a newer
iul story OF "A hu=ba nds daringly novel
solution OF the problem created hy his
wites Lore for another man. and gives
every actor IN the play a star part n
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-08
Mail Order i.
-: :: Pioneer j ;:
MONTGOMERY WARD. "CH1CAGo'S
LAKE FRONT WATCHDOG"
PASSES AWAY.

CHICAGO, Dec. S.-Aaron Mont
gomery Ward, who rose from day
laborer to tile presidency of mail
order house, died yesterday at his
residence at Highland Park. The
multi-mili6naire was 70 years old.
Death resulted from complica-
ton of diseases which developed aft
or two falls, About two years ago
Mr.. Ward slipped on the running
board of an automobile at Pasadena.
Cal, and broke one arm and sloul-
der blade. Six weeks ago he fell In
his home and fractured his right
hip.
MIR. Ward was born at Chatham,
n. j., on February II, 1913, the fam
lily coming West when lie was 8 years
old. He advanced himself by his
own cndeavors until at his death his
wealth is reliably estimated at $l5.-
100000.
Mr.. Wards efforts to prevent the
erection Of buildings IN Grant Park
won for him the. name Of the watch
dog of the lake front" At one time
there were 46 projects for buildings
en- the park Two years ago the
state supreme court handed down a
decision prohibiting the erection OF
buildings on the lake front
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-08
DEAD III TEXAS FLOODS
~ n, NUMBER SO Az NOON

HOUSTON, Texas Dec. S,-Ninety-
six persons were known to have per-
ished up to noon today in floods that
have swept through several sections
of Texas. Twenty-Five Of thep err
sons drowned last night or early to-
day were in territory where warn
ings Of the foods coming had been
posted for several days. The major
ity of the victims are negroes. The
crost Of the flood today WIS nearing
the mouth of the Brazos and Coloras
do rivers,
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Receiver
tcOnunuec from Pa onsJ

States district court, at philippi, w.
Va, was granting the petition of the
samo men for reccivership for the
-Four States Coal and Coke company.
located at Annabelle, Marion coun-
~, w. Va, at $G,5O0,OOO corpora,
ton. Judge Burlington also granted
u receiveFshtn for the JOhletta Coal
ccmpany,a also controlled bYtle'Jones
interests.
1 Jadgef Baffintgon named Messrs,
Si3Sbcock,S Aiies and Jones as receiy1
crs for the Pittsburgh-Duifalo conf
pany, and DIG. Jones and b. Gold e 81
en-, petitioners for reccIyersh1p Tor
the Johnetta Coal company, were
named receivers for that concern.
,Messrs. Babcock, Allies and Jones
also were named receivers for the
Four States Coal company by Judge
Dayton. The -Four States company
is incorporated under the laws OF
West Virginia and operates in Ken
lucky and the Cabin Creek district
OF West Virginia. D. G. Jones is pres
ident and H.. +. Miller, Of Worthtng-
ton, w. Va, is general manager.
The Pittsburgh Buffalo is the pa
rent concern and has 100000, pre-
ferred stock and $5,OOO,OOQ commu"
stock. 1t operates in territory con-
tiguous to Pittsburgh. John H. Jones
is president.
In statement John H. Jones says
that strikes, explosions and floods Are
responsible for the financial condition
of the companies. He says the re-
ceiversHips were asked for to pro-
..tect creditors. He states there
would be no cessation Of opeFatipns
att any of the properties rs, III
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-08
HOUSE FAvORs NAVAL
HOLIDAY FOR, ONE YEAR.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Spy an
overwhelming vote the house today
passed the Hensley resolution re-
questing President Wilson SO far as
lie can do SO, with due regard for the
interests of the United States to CO.
operate with the suggestion OF Wins
ton ChuIchtll lord IF the British Adj
for. an international naval
holiday of one year.
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ellOullce
Catholic F. ith
CLERGYMAN AND C0NGREGA-
TON OF 200 TAKEN INTO
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

SOUTH BEND, lind, Dec. s. ARet
,noqpeing his faith in the Roman
CathGlic church and also his title as
bishop in the National Catholic.
church OF America which he had or
ganized here after his controversy
with Bishop Alerdfhg OF FoTt Wayne,
Rev. Victor Won Kubinyi and his en-
tire congregation gf more than zoo
yesterday marched bare headed into
st. James Episcopal church Of this
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-08
CoURTMART1AL ORDERED
FOR TITLED LIEUTENANT.

BERLIN, Dec. S. = Lieutenant
Baron Won Forslner is to be tried by
courtmartial for wounding lame
shoemaker December 2, at Zabern,
Alsace, during street disturbances. 1t
was Lieutenant Won Forstncr who
started the trouble at Zabern by
scornful references 10 the
citizens when ne addressed the re-
cruits of his company.
Seventeen huge socialist meetings
yesterday were addressed by mem
bers of the.Teicrstagiss A protest was
recorded against military anarchy"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-08
NEXT EVENT IN NORMAL
coURsE OCCURS DEC. 10.

The ,k'lOyds, magitiansE Who aTeItp
be the next entertainers in the Nor
NAL lecture course, haYelarranged q
program for this season consisting
of tricks and illusions that surpass
heretofore achieved in the
field of modern magic. The mind
reading, or second sight act by Mo-
hala, is a unique feature, being I'M
like anything of its class, an exhibi-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-08
To be Given Hearing Friday.

Mike O'Brien, who pulled of a
wild west stunt at a main street sa-
loon several day ago when he made
two men hold UP their hands and at
the point of a revolver relieved them
of G5 cents, will have a hearing be-
fore Justice Musgroye next Friday.
Since O'Brien's arrest he has been
doing the crazy act at the Jail and
has done some queer capers.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-08

red birds are beautiful specimens,
their plumage being unusually gor-
geous. II the birds were fooled by
the warm weather which has visited
this section fer the past few weeks
they certainly awOke this morning
to the stern reality that winter is
here In dead earnest.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-08

tion which not only affords amuse-
mcnt but at which scientific minds
marvel. 1t is a gift, and successful
mutations Of her wonderful work Is
impossible.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-08
Stole Oyercoat.

John Doe IS in the county Jail
again. This time John stole an over
coat belonging to Ray ArnetU, con-
ductor on the street car line. Doe
was arrested by Policeman Hood.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-08
.GI.1'Y BRIEFS
Masons to Meet.

Orient Chapter Royal Arch Masons
will meet this evening at the Mason
Id Temple for the purpose Of doing
some work in the several degrees.
accounts will be given Of the recent
Masonic meeting held in Clarksburg.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-08
lWinteriinle Heree,

SI.esfdents Of the city have Observ-
the past few days Il NUM-
nler Of red birds and wrens around
tic city. This is unusual for this
timeiof the year as these birds usu-
ally migrate in the early fall, The
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-08
PRESIDENT DENIES
n SIIFFRAGIST REQUESTt

WASHINGTON Dec. S.-Presidens
Wilson today told a delegation fronlsS
tbe7National American Woman's sufSs
frage association that he favored q
standing womans suffrage commit
tee in the house of representative.
but he denied their request that he.
send special message to congress-
urging the reform.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-08
Lectured at Wheeling.

fCongressman Mansneld NJ. Nicely
addressed the Wheeling Lodge B. P.
9SEY yesterday afternoon at It's an
itial ,lodgeot Sorrows.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-08

.WANTED-Boy to work for a few
days. Apply West virginion Of.
4ra ytpth y s