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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-03
IrOnworker Declares He Was
Driven to Surrender By At.
tempts Of Fellow Workers to
Kill Him.
CONVINCED UNION
WANTED HIS LIFE
Government May Use Latest
Confession Against Ryan
and Companions If New
Trial Is Granted.

(By inaard Wire ga nscning itcrald.l
New York. oct. What use VIII
be made Of the startling confession o.
George u. Davis. uniot vonworker
ana dynamitcr. depends largely on
the outcome OF the eascs of Frank
NJ. Ryan and other officers of the
international Association Of bridge
and Structural Ironworkers now on
appeal in the federal courts. walter
Drew. counsel for the National
Erectors' association, whose pursuit
resulted In the arrest OF Davis here,
said today that II Ryan and his ASSOC
ciates gained new trial. Davis rev.
elations would be the governments
most formidable weapon.
Drew minated that the arrest Of
Davis and Of Harry Jones. secretary
and treasurer OF the lronworkers'
union. dld not end the task OF the
Electors association. Jones. accord
ing TO Davis. did much OF the office
work in connection with the dyna-
hitting ~ dozen slees and steel
frame buildings In thc east. Davis
was the man In the field Drew in
sisted that his association had no de-
sire ruthlessly 10 persecuto the UNI
Ion.
III the dynamite plot had ended
with the arrest of Ryan and has as-
sociates" he said. Ito have followed
the union further would have been
bounding. hut under the rircum-
stances following uD tho rnse hecgmc
"A necessity and could not be classed
as persecution.
DAVIS confession showed clearly
that the dynamite conspiracy was
still Ia existence. All the men con-
victed in Indianapolis are being paid
$50 a week by a union whether IN
prison or out"
According TO Drew. Davis received
no promise OF immunity or any fa-
vors in return for his sweeping ad-
missions. lie added. though. that the
National Erectors' associg sion had
been paying him since he gpve mp
what he could haze earned az his
trade, about s. q day. Part of this
money Is going 20 Davis wife. who
lives here.
Davis told Detective Robert Fos-
ter, who arrested him, that several
times while he was at work in recent
months beams dropped near him. ana
Just before he gave himself up In
Pittsburgh big piece of steel from
above grazed him by inches This
convinced him that the union wanted
10 get ridof him because Il feared
he would turn traitor.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-03
New York Governor Bids De.
fiance to Enemies and An
nOunCes Intention to Make
Fight to Finish.
BUsILY AT WORK ON
LONG STATEMENT
Counsel for Defense Silent
Concerning Plans With
Leaders Locked Behind
Closed Doors.
tBy LEASED wire ,o r.venins TIerald

tE3v LEASED Wire ~ rvenlng TIerald
Albany, y. v, Oct. a.-Judge ID.
Cady Herrick. chief counsel FOR Gov
ornor snlzer, who has been silent re-
garding the plans of the defense went
a step farther today by going into re-
tiroment senator d. Hinman. who
viii make the opening address for
the governor Monday. locked himself
In his hotel room.
The governor continued work on his
own story While he IL consulting
counsel on II. he In insisting that ha
bo permitted to make the fullest
statement.
The strain Of the long trial In tell
ing on the governor and sometimes
he expressed the wish that the whole
fight was over. Not that he is afraid
Of the result but rather that the ten-
sion In so great and the work Is So
hard.
"But now ! am In the fight," hd
said 10 a friend. "and I am going on
so the end, let come what viii. ! am
going to tell my story In my own way.
Mine will be an astounding narra-
tive ana when I have completed Il
and the whole truth of the manner In
which political bosses have tried to
coerco me and failed. Is known. every
decent man ana woman In the state
will be with me despite what the Inn
parchment court may do"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-03
FIGHTING CONTINUES
NEAR SANTA ROSAIIA

El Pns0. Tex. oct, 3. 3.--Fighting be-
tween federals and rebels IN contlnu-
ing today az Santa Rosalia according
% NJ. T.. Diebold. director Of Mexican
consulates. who says he has received
advices to that effect. No details OF
the battle have been received by DIE
bold A troop train left Junrez today
for Chihuahua City ana Il n said IN
Junre2 the troops are intended to re-
enforce General Francisco Castro nt
Santn Rosalin.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-03
GENERAL DIAz SAILS
FROM HAVANA FOR HOME

New York, oct. 3-AccordinE 70 \
special dispatch from Havro General
Felix Dlaz embarked there on the
German liner Corcovovado yesterday
for Vera Cruz II IN reported that
Former President porfirio pia2 has
rented villa at Blarrlts for the win
ter indicating his intention Ia remain
IN France.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-03
Alnsha FVderaI Judge Rcmovcd.

Washington. oct. 3.--president
Wilson today removed Judge Cor
nelius n. Murane, United states dis
trict Judge al Nome. Alaska.
Attorney General McReynolds. by
direction OF the president. requested
the resignation of Judge Murane
several weeks ago ana the latter re-
fused to resign until next June. II Is
said at the department of justice that
the removal was for the good OF the
service.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-03
Arrested Cor Old NInrIer.

College SPRINGS, Iowa. oct Sal
smith of College springs was arrest
ed today on a charge of killing ODE
Herndon az Eureka sprlnaa. Ark,
on September rs, 1871. smith b. said
10 have been arrested at that time
but escaped from tho officers ana has
been az liberty ever since lie has
"a wifo ANA live children living hore.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-03
AGITATOR IS
SENTENCED FOR
SABOTAGE
Stiff Penalty Melted Out to
Leader of Industrial Work
ers' By Judge at Paterson,
New Jersey.


Z
Paterson. n. D., oct 81 Frederick
S. lloyd. Of Sew York, one or the
speakers connected with the lndua-
trial Workers of the World, vas sem
fenced 10 prison today Tor publicly
advocating sabotage HIs term VIII
range from year 30 seven years, dee
pending ca his behavior. in addition,
ho was hnod Sb0O.
noyd WAS convicted last week Of
having advised two audiences during
the recent strike In the SILK mills, 10
destroy goods i they had to So back
TO work without obtaining their de-
manda. Sentence ON one of the two
indictments was suspended, but tho
court promised 10 impose Il if Roya
over returned to Paterson ana re-
peated tho ononao
Boyd viii appeal This "a the FIRST
conviction for advocating sabotage
that has grown ont OF the strike.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-03
Wnmnn GnIltY of NIurdcr.

Bartlesvlile. okla. oct 3.-The
fury In the case ~ Mrs. Laura NJ.
Reuter-. charged with numbering her
husband prominent attorney. at
Tulsa, Okla. last year. returned n
verdict of guilty today ana recon-
mended iifo imprisonment
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-03
NEGRO HEAvYwEIGHTS
MATCHED FOR FIGHT
fPv Ieeaed Wire 90 rveNIne Uera'd =

lNv tFRard Wire 90 NVFning Vernd
New York, oct. Sam Langi0rd
and Joe Jcnnnette, two leading
hoayyweights. will meet for ten
rounds here tonight 10 decide which
viii box Jack Johnson IN Europe
next December. ianglnrd has all
ready boon matched with Johnson
but Jcaunettc has hoen told that a
victory over the ilosionlan would re-
suit IN his heing substituted for tho
Johnson bout.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-03
rnmnns Chnrcl, nn Flre.

Now York, Oct Fire broke out
today In Plymouth church. Brooklyn.
causing $4,000 damage. The church
Il one OF the most fomous In Greater
New York and its pulpit was once oc-
cupied ny Henry Ward Beecher.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-03
FIRST STATE BANK
CLOSES AT TUCUMCARI
INV Ieascd wIrc 10 IevcnInr IIcrald

inv IeRFcd Wire tO tcvening Herald
Santa Fe. y. NJ, oct. 2.-The First
State Bank of Tucumcari yoluntar-
ny closed last evening and asked the
state banking department TO nke
charge of a. l. II. Wootters. assist
ant bank examiner. took charge to-
day. The bank Is a small one with
total resources in the noishborhood
OF $4,000
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-03
TODAY IN CONGRESS


senate.
Took up urgent deficiency APP
prOprlatiOn bill.
wee president signed tarin bill.
House.
Agreed 20 the tariff bin confer
once report as submitted from
the senate.
Speaker CLARK signod BIN at
ii25 y. m.
Adjourned al 1855 y. m. untll
noon Tuesday.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-03
JEWISH wORsHIPPERs
HAVE NARROW ESCAPE


New York Oct d.--A hundred per.
sons fen nfieen foet in an uptown
han today through tho collapse of u
ealiery several were injured. The
ball was being used as a ayuaa0eue.
Though MANY were shaken np. the
injuries of only four were serious.
Amhnlancet summoned were not
needed na only one Of the injured
would SO 90 the hospital.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-03

Lille France. oct, 2 Lieut. Poulet
of tho French army flying corps. to-
day followed the example Of the air.
man Pcgoud, hy flying head down
ward for several seconds In his aero'
plano.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-03
STABBING CHARGE
RIDICULOUS
Attorney for Young Herman
0elrichs Emphatic in De-
nial Of Young Girls Story.
of Escapade.
ny leased Wire 90 EycnIng ncrald.

IBy Leased Wire GO Evening Herald. ]
New York, Oct. 3.--There was made
public this afternoon what purports
10 be an affidavit OF Lucille Single
ton. setting forth that she was not
stabbed hy Herman Oelrlchs as she
had previously charged. The affl-
davt was made and signed Ia the
presence Of James O'Ainkley. an as.
slstant district attorney In substance
the affidavit SAYS Oelrichs and the
girl had been drinking and that Oei-
richs lost control Of the automobile
IN which they were riding.
~ don't know why I said ! was stab
bed" states the affidavit "unless u
WAS because was 20 excited. u was
not because ] want money"
New York. oct 2.--Young Her
man Oelrichs remained In seclusion
today. declining 60 discuss the charge
made hy Lucille Singleton. daughter
OF a Texas mining man. that he had
stabbed her on Tuesday night last
just before the automobile la which
they were riding crashed into tree.
lie referred all inquirers To his law
yers. who repeated what they had
said yesterday and last night. that
the stabbing charge was ridiculous
They we're equally emphatic In stat
Ing that no attempt had been made
to hush the matter up ana that no
offers of money settlement To the girl
had been or would be made
The girl kept 10 her room today
awaiting the arrival Of her father
from Dallas, Texas
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-03

T0DAx'g NEWS TODAY
You got n IN tl,o HERALD
elvty cents q nonth ~ 40 cens
= week delivered at your doors
afty conta BY mail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-12
UNITED DOCTORS
MAKE FREE OFFER
Noted Specialists Will Cure All 40.
eepted Cases Free Of Charge
Until September 25th.
TO EFT THE. SICK
Only Charge 10 Bare Cost Of Medi.
eines and Distribution.

Free examination. free consultation
and free treatment until you are en-
tirely well. such Is the generous offer
made by the United Doctors TO all
patients accepted for treatment be-
fore September IS. The only charge
Is for the bare cost OF medicines and
distribution TO those who can readily
AFFORD il. Deserving poor people who
cannot even pay this will be fur
nished medicine free also.
The object OF the United Doctors is
to offer practical aid to those who are
in need OF medical services and medi-
cines. This offer is made as an ad-
verttsement OF the United Doctors
institute here. The treatment used by
the United Doctors Is non-surgical.
They never use the knife and never
operate; only the best and purest OF
drugs and chemicals are used by
these specialists. their motto being
that every sick person is entitled to
the best medicines that are to be had
regardless OF cost
Consultation and examination are
free TO all. but only durable cases
will be accepted for treatment. II
your case is incurable you will be told
so. However. many cases that are
incurable by the old methods can
quickly be cured by this new and re-
markable treatment OF the United
Doctors
Among other ailments they treat
are the chronic diseases OF the nerves
blood. heart. liver. kidneys. bladder.
spine. brain; including rheumatism,
paralysis. epilepsy. gall stones. goitre,
dropsy. asthma. catarrh. deafness,
dyspepsia. constipation. neuralgia,
loss OF nerve force and diseases OF
women and diseases OF men.
The following case OF Mrs. Nancy
Jewell. 333 West Locust street. New
ark. Ohio. amply illustrates what this
new system OF medicine is accom-
plishing:
To the Public: March 22nd 1914
For over two years | have suffered
with stomach and bowel trouble and
though ] doctored and tried almost
everything ! could obtain absolutely
no relief and had begun TO think that
there was no aid for me in this world.
and that ! must suffer for the balance
OF my days. II is now due the public
70 know where ! obtained almost in.
slant and wonderful benefit. and want
the public 20 know that IL was the
United Doctors who gave Il TO me.
Upon going 10 them they assured me
! that my case WAS not hopeless and
that they could help me. Now. In less
than one month. am so wonderfully
improved ! am returning TO my work
and feel better than have for sew
eral years. Others who are suffering
should not hesitate to go 20 them for
one moment
| Signed
MRS NANCY JEWELL.
1913 W. Locust Street.
! Newark. Ohio.
The United Doctors Wheeling in
| stitute is on the second floor OF the
mcLain building. az AZ Twelfth street,
\ near Market street.--Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-12
POLICE COURT
Visitors TO Fair Partake Of Suds and
Firowater and Face Judge Jordan
Many Go TO the Hill.

There were several strangers TO
face his majesty in police court yes
terday morning. There were DRINKS.
and more DRINKS. many OF them who
came up to sse the fair and incident
ally 10 take on an a little OF that slim
ulant that Is sold in this. our fair city
When they all awakened Yesterday
morning they were informed that they
were pinched and would have TO face
the Judge.
The first TO appear WAS William
Holup. o. Baersviile. Ohio. He tried
to "hoidup" more than his share. and
as a result was given 81 and the vari-
atoms. which he paid and departed
Mrs. Baker. OF the South Side, was
next on the program. and went down
TO the count OF Ave and costs OF 30
days
w. D. RiddelI was found drunk on
Market street and was taken 20 the
cooler He appeared yesterday morn
ing and was given IS and costs. which
he paid. as he did not wish 70 miss
the show on the fair grounds Nate
Ccnley got very drunk WEDNESDAYS
night, and VAS given FIVE and the
trimmings yesterday. John Holloway
drew s. and costs for being soaked.
and 10 show that his heart was in the
right place he paid Up. Johnnie Hess
was drunk AZ the Wheeling a. Lake
Erie depot when an officer found him
u seems taht be was waiting for a
train. so Judge Jordan sold him a
ticket for g. plus or 30 DAYS to stay
with the work gang
Elmer Davis was given $50 and
costs and 81 days for resisting an Of
hcer and so and cOtts or 31 days for
raising n disturbance II seems that
Elmer was down In the zone OF pleas.
ant drams and tried 10 disturb the
restful atmos phere with his disorder
iine-s. When an officer tried 10 ar.
rested him he resisted thai parsonage
10 the extent NJ an oid-tirne wrestIe.
The police stated yesterday that M.
had given them trouble before. 50 he
was given tho above salty dose
Mrs Clarence Thompson. Who Vas
arrested for contempt Of court was
lined $50 and costs or 90 DAYS u
seems that she had been summoned
- appear IN m" courf and refused
n" was arrested and brought before
tho Judge. and again refused 10 b..
sworn. therefore she was given = very
stif sentence
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-12
WANT TEACHER
Iinsly ins,itute Needs Additional n
structor 20 Aid ~ Teaching Large
Class % Students

To THIS iasur ~ Tho fnfefItrenrer
iinslv Institute advertise for q man
IN teach mechanical dravinl for one
or iVo hours dav or arrangeruenf
may b. made VIII eDfne teacher fn
assist al.p In Other subject. and rt,
Doe whole slime 20 Tho Institute
Tho reason Tor fhi. drmanf IL most
complimentary 20 iiu4lt % moaua
hat there are in ptrhf more than
forty students ~ tho number lat
spring Wss NOT more than ton or
~ olive oven fpcnft hVe would have
boon most encoursEhr school
"" predict fhuf whom fhe school
really running and tho cadets are
on The Ffrents On tho old Iiuaty gray
there Will be- 2 rapid increase ~ the
number ~ students The faculty IN
raFef seems 10 DO an excellent on.
with successful experience and renu
inc enthusiasm fot tho work u r.
merely the actual running 81 an on
thusiastic school that MANY p.opia
arc waiting FOR When fhev sect H
boys vii b. very plenty Tor the NeF
IOiBsly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-12
COMMISSIONERS
rod Session.-Awsrd Contracts for
Road lrprovements-Tak U
Matter % Special Election.

\ husy session was held Yesterday
o. the board az cor mlssioners ar
ranging With The prosecuting attorney
ahout o.. special election 10 Do held
r'"n. iIr promised 60 take tho matter
up with fh- attorney general and 70.
bort fo thc board ~ later date
Ih" contract Tor placing stone on
Bethany Pike. south a. Clinton vas
awarded 10 " o. North When com
Ul'iod rho ROAD will be- one Of the
tn''' 20 ~" county The bond Of
Jfin"~ & E'll ~ The Hall Engineer.ug
ana construction company was ar.
proved by the Hoard The road has
been closed to traffic and al vehicles
hsV" been u-ir- tho Campbell Um
road This work ViIl be- rushed 10
OWpiefion as rapidly a. possible
Aside from This Tho board tranactcd
routine bus'ncss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-12
PLENTY OF MUSIC
Is Assured During Elks Convention.
as at Least Six Bands Have A.
ready Been Engaged.

There viii be no dearth OF music
during the state convention OF Elks in
this city September q. - and %. as
least six brass bands have already
been engaged. and Il Is likely that
others will accompany delegations
from other cities Music will he a
feature Of the parade on Wedne sday.
and each evening all bands will as
sembie al the court OF honor and will
render a concert.
The Wheeling lodge has engaged
three local bands for the occasion.
while the Charleston lodge has en-.
Gagged another local band. The ia
nous Steubenvile city band has been
ensssed 10y the Clsrksburg delegation.
and The Fairmout Elks Will he accom-.
panied bv the First regiment band Of
mat city Parkersburg and Hunting.
ton may also have bands IN line.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-12
BUSINESS MEN
or Other Cities Nave Seen Invited 10
VISIT Local headquarters During
Elks' Convention.

Secretary William Schwert'eger. ~
o." West Virginia business Mems a.
socia'ion. has sent communication
o. each ~ tho local organization 81
throughout the state which Dr. aniliat-
ID with M" state association. inviting
their members 10 Visit the beadquar.
tors o. both The state and the Wheel
ing assO' iatiOns 100 Tho Auditorium
building while the flks' convention o.
IN session IN THE ci'y september 20
-. Many prominent E1ks who are
members ~ the state organization are
expected 10 be tn attendance
PnrkcrsburE has alresd- accepted
The Invitation. tho association fhrrr
naming committee composed OF
OTIS y Wilson Dan H Leonard. IvIc
T. touep Victor Garrettson and % 3
St'v srt. Jr. 20 look after This priv
lrre
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-12
LICENSE TAG BULLETINS.

Pamphlets containing n complete
list Of persons 10 whom this years
automobile license TAGS have boon
granted are being issued bv state Tax
Commiesioro- Fred q Rlue. and are
being distributed throughout the state
To ConFtahles. county officials and 10
lice departments
The bulletins arc being issued for
The purpose of preventing automobile
owners from using last Years tags
and from trading with other owners
The ls' contains about goo names
NJ persons granted licenses during
July and August
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-12
TO JURY TODAY
Case % Snyder ~. CITY % Wheetina
FOR $4,000 Damages VIII Be
Completed The Afternoon.

There B.. q Likelihood hat fh" case
% Nre Elizabeth SNYDER ve fho ,tft
FOR damage q, flIn amount ~ s. .pUu
FOR Injuries received when she frI on
NcColiOoh sfr't vil br finished 90.
dsF o. was continued from So iordar.
and an Indications arc mt tho furr
viii receive fe instruction. some time
fhiH forenoon 8 hry" number ~
HIfucsFre at' heinz "sam ned 10 700.
trial whi'h is a'uariIue quite Hf.I,
attention
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-12
ACCIDENTALLY KILLED.

BEDFORD. Pa. Sept ii-Samuel a
Van Ormer. editor and owner Of the
bedford Gazette was found dead be-
side hts overturned automobile this
morning near SChellshurg. nine miles
vest 81 here Ito vas driving alone.
and the cause ~ tho accident has not
been determined
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-12
TT Is DIFFERENT

erection ~ two seven room brick
houses for lock keepers Al dam No. q
near Racine. Ohio. Three COMPANIES
submitted bids. the lowest being that
OF fhe " 8. Miller company. ~ Mid.
dlcport Ohio. the estimate being
fi3.52" Tor all work completed The
specifications call for the work - be
IN 100 working days
The bids will be submitted to the
headquarters In Washington. with
recommendation a. the local engiu-
GERS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-12
COUNTY COURT

Ism". Y Hrre -. and Miss Ncihe
Malon"y. -o ho.h of Guernsey county
Ohio o. was necessary 20 call tho
mother over long distance before tho
license could hr iesued
Lawrence VI Flaruaean. 20. and
Emma blanche Rsthici o. both Of
Grafton
Gcorg" Shcpnord. 90. and cora SAT.
i"l. ~. az Glencoe. Ohio
Samuel Hardesty. 30 and Francis
koskry. p. 10th of Pittsburgh
Albert " shea. 20. and Eleanor X
Bhincr. - both of Pittsburgh
Rosin" Ceryiiinia and Pippinia III.
arclla. both 81 this city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-12
Avoid the Bronchial covahs o. Early


Tho '11ugnablo weather ~ ea.fy
tsil brings ou bronchitis and y hard
cough fhH' ie wearing on tho oyatcm.
ard fr"me 20 Tear open tho bronchial
Ihre and mucIg lining 0f ffe throat.
7 go Fplrt 81 Honey and Tar compound
Irpinptb For ~ VIII eOufho aud heal
'Io inhtmcd murIs iiuing. rrlievc tho
cough quickly. and help ~ cEpol fhe
cold " contains no oplatcs Ocf tho
genuine IN the yellow pHrkarc. and 70
ffoo auhefifufcr Sold hr fo1r s'oIr.
MAN A co Al
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-12
THREE ENLISTED w ARMY

Time men hayr enlisted In tho
United stafos army through The local
recruiting station The, were g..
'"pted Wednc day by capt fathowav
on his Official visit To- the local office
The men were a. igned - follows
John Iharn AMI GcorFr s. Wilson. 20
fh" coast ARTILLERY. Harry " Hrooka
Pc" 'h" cavalry 2 boy reside In This
'ft Ih'v left Yesterday 90 JON their
CON psnios
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-12
Vinegar

A very important ingredi-
ent for YOUR pickles and cat
sup YOU will make no mistake
il YOU use Helms Picking or
Heinz'S pure Cider Vinegar.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-12
Holland Herring

Extra fancy large. fat Her
ring, first Of the season
&c each
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-12
Bios OPENED FoR BUILDING
TWO LOCK HOUSES At DAM 20

Tho local government engineers
ha," opened bids submitted for The