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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1913-10-01
TAUGHT ROOSEVELT TO DANCE
Dancing Master Who Died at Eelghty.
Eight Was Also Instructor to
Many Other Notables.

New York-Jonn H. Trenor, who
died at his home in New Rochelle at
the age Of eighty-eight years. boast
ed that he had taught Theodore Roose-
velt, William K. Vanderbilt, Chauncey
NJ. Depew and James Gorden Bennett
how to dance. Trenor for many years
taught members Of New York society
the art of dancing and accumulated a
large fortune. He claimed to have
built the first apartment house in New
York, at the corner of Sixth avenue
and orty-eighth street.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1913-10-01
Women as Strikebreakers.

Phoenix, Ariz.-Three women oper-
ated street cars here as strikebreak-
ers, despite the threats of the striking
railway employees. After struggle OF
three hours, however, the manipula-
ton, brakes and other missiles proved
to be too much for them, so they quit
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1913-10-01
THEKHRHER{ z:KzHEIZE!|lkR
6AI[}|ENEGl[E I66ABI ENNEG

i That purest heaven, be to
other souls
The cup Of strength in some great agony.
Enkindle generous ardor, feed pure love-
Beget the smiles that have no cruelty.
Be the sweet presence Of good dinused'
And in diffusion even more intense.
So shall join the choir invisible
Whose music Is the gladness OF the
world. George Eliot
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1913-10-01
Ancient Kin at Wedding.

Lead Hill. Ark.-Elmira Wagone-
attended the wedding Of her greaI.
Observation-Disclosures here. Dosie
Clarkson, who was married to John
Upshav.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1913-10-01
NekAe--Tzs4<seeN~.
|ZN9KT'FGIfiEN
|2aE(3ABINET

% BE a strong hand in the
sA dark to another in the time Of
need, to be a cup Of strength to human
soul IN a crisis Of weakness, is to know
the glory Of life. Black.
We can measure our sense Of right BY
the strength Of antagonism to wrong.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-05-12
ALIENS ADMITTED
To CITIZENSHIP

Five aliens were admitted 40
citizenship last Monday night at
The monthly naturaliZat on session
held by Judge Fuller. District Al
torney Crosslcy represented the gov
eminent in the examinations Of appli-
cants.
One of the new citizens showed his
knowledge Of the political doings Of
the country TO be better than manv
of the native sons When Mr. Cross
ley asked him who was the present
governor of Alaska. he replied that
Major Strong was the present chief
executive
After the examinations had been
concluded the followig foreswore
their allegiance to foreign powers.
and took the oath OF allegiance to
the United States.
John Bellerby, native of England
Bartel j. Anderson. Native of Eng
land.
Adolf F. Heine. native of Germany
John kruezer, native Of Switzer-
land
Julius Svard. native OF Finland, but
a naturalized citizen OF Canada.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-05-12
new MACHINERY FOR
PIONEER Mining co.

The Pioneer Mining company last
week purchased from DcBerry x
kipps a gasoline hoist. which they
Immediately moved to the Gladstone
claim Of the Jupiter Mars claim.
where it will be used III prospecting
the ledge
At present Mcssr~. L. {. Willis.
Carl Rdsc;, Ncls G.skc and Will
lam Larson are prospecting the Glad.
stone claim, on which they have 4
lease. Pending the Development Of
the claim, the five stamp mill :
practically in idleness, being II a.
only e crush ore from nearby claims
Jackson, formerly connected with
milIod last summer showed an aver
axe OF twenty dollars to the ton
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-05-12
STREETS CLEANED UP
DURING PAST WEEK

On account Of the activity Of Chief
n Police Wiscman for the past week
he streets and dooryards of the res :
don't were greatly improved. Til"
street committee Instructed the chief
% invite the attention of the laagards
TO the fact that it vas time to get
busy VIII their rakcs and do the Us
ual spring policing up. Tn 5 the chief
dil VIII a will. and was compelled
% haul Int one person before the
municipal magistrate in order to
impress the necessity Of york
The Chief states there is d great
chance for Improvement n some
sections however. and unless the
owners Of the property get busE
there will be something coming their
way.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-05-12
SECOND JURY DISAGREES
IN BANK RICHARDS CASE

The second jury in the case Of
the Amer can Bank CT Alaska "
Edwin Williams ana Edgar Rich
ards came into court Wednesday
morn ne, after being out the whole
night, and reported that verdict
could not be reached This is the
second time within ten days that
a jury was unable to agree on the
oase, the first jury having also del
iberated for more than fifteen hours
without reaching an agreement,
The plaintiff in the case sought
10 establish the fact that a part
nership existed between Richards
and Williams at Iditarod in 1911, and
tried TO hold the defendant Richards
responsible for the partnership debts
contracted at that time. The cause
OF acton is for money loaned and
for an overdraft by Williams on tho
Iditarod branch Of the American bank
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-05-12
COUNCIL met MONDAY EVE,

The city council met n spec al
session Monday hight to take up tho
bridge question and talk the matter
over with the several contractors
who will bid on the work After a
free expression of opinion by the con
tractors the city fathers decided to
d:sinan;le the bridge by day labor.
and let contract for its reconstruc,
ton. This motion was made by Coun,
Gilman Hess and seconded by Council,
man Mcdonald The only opponent
10 the proposition being Councilman
Callahan, who was much opposed TO
doing any of the work by the day.
The specifications. hurriedly drawn
up, We're considered inadequate, and
the council decided to sit as a com.
mittee of the whole. and revise them
satisfactorily. This work occupied
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-05-12
SP AIDING ORE
RUNNING RICH

Mr.. V. l., Spalding, one OF the
lcssees OF the Reliance Mining com.
pany's properly, at the head o. Douc
creek, came to toxin last Thursday
NTH cleanup which represented
five days run OF the two-stamp mill
on the ground. From the foIty-two
pounds OF amalgam brought in b.
Mr.. Spalding, it was found upon as
say by Mr.. Drury, to conta 80
ounces OF gold, valued at Sl725 70
the ounce.
AS there was only SO tons OF ore
crushed at this run OF the mill, the
ore ran approximately $14i 10 the
ton, which is one OF the best show
inss made yet from tbs ground.
The lessees expect 70 have a large
force of men at work in the near
future and to keep the mill running
steadily day and night The pre-
cent force is opening UP the hun
dred foot level so that stopping can
be done 10 greater advantage. AS
soon as this is completed the larger
force will be put on.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-05-12
DIPHTHERIA EPIDEMIC
At KULATO CHECKED

According to reports received ~
the marshars office the epidemic Of
diphtheria that was racing in Nulat5
has been checked and there j. bur
lttlc danger OF any further ser,
.9us consequences
The quarantine set upon the camp
has been as richly enforced as pos
sible under the circumstances.
Dr. Brown represe ntativc Of III"
bureau OF education has been in
charge of the situation, and reports
that all danger of spread Of the di
sease is past.
great deal Of difficulty was
found b. the authorities in res,
training the natives. who insisted on
interminglng with those afflicted
The ant'toXn shipped from Fort Glib
bon and Ruby vas received last
week by the government physician.
and Immediately put into lis" Oh
the more serious cases.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-05-12

about an hour.
The only other matter taken up by
the council was to allow committee
representing the Masonic lodge. to
he heard on its objection to the
proposed extension of the White Seal
dock
J, c. Dillow and Frank Clark. for
the Masons. asked that the ordir-
ancc authorizing the extension. he re-
pealcd. as it would impair Their pro
perry by narrowing the street. They
also maintained that the city was
without its rights n granting the
privilege
The council took no action on tho
matter, and allowed the ordinance
to stand.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-05-12
Chief RECEIVES INQUIRY
Regarding STEPHEN RADEY

Chief of Police Wiseman is in re-
ccipt of letter from Sioux CITY.
Iowa, asking for knowledge of Steph-
en- Radey, who was supposed to have
been in Fairbanks within the last
few years. The inquiry is made by
Mrs NJ Mcnamara, a sister of the
missing man
A man by the name of Radey was
reported at Ruby some time ago
but it is not known whether he IS
the party sought
Any one knowing Of the mans
whereabouts should communicate with
the chief of police or Mrs NJ McNam,
ara, Sioux City, Iowa
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-05-12

Jack Shaw, OF Coldstream, was in
formed by cable last week that rs
wife had given birth to a daughter
at San Francisco.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-17
OPPOSITION TO
POWER DAMS IS
NOW DEVELOPING

special Dispatch to the IntelliFencer.
GRAFTON. July l6-Much local IN
terest is being shown here in the
p~roposltion TO construct a lumber OF
cams In the Tygarts VALLEY river and
us tributaries near this city, and erect
Two owe plants that would produce
almost forty thousand horse power
opposition is general here to the plan
blt II comes up before the Public Ser.
18th. Jul!
The Information received here is
that the Kuhn interests OF Pittsburgh
are ackin the move and are working
WIN the enect TO get control OF all
ne Hydro-electric plants in West Vir-
slhla. N possible. Pittsburgh repre-
sehtatives were here last week deal
ing with local bankers and making an
eHort to get local sentiment in favor
or ". Nevertheless. the people OF
Grafton. Phillippi and both Harbour
and Taylor counties are fighting il
ana VIII make protests before the
commission.
The estimated cost Of these i'm.
provements would be something like
$1,000 600 and would furnish electric
power sufficient 20 run every power
PAM IN This part Of the state. Valley
rams In Marion county and Pleasant
Creek in Barbour county would he the
sites OF the two hydroelectric plants
me contemplated improvements here
are almost as extensive as the great
plants that are being constructed AZ
lneat haNen and BTucetOn Mills bv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-17
Daily Short Story
MEAT.

December ss.-Jeanette Is a vege-
tartan Her aunt. an old lady from
FLORIDA. has persuaded her to give
up meat and. although she has shown
mn plainly enough. that she loves me,
she refuses 10 marry me as long as
! continue TO exist on the flesh 81
dead bodies"
Jeanette Is a bewitchinR little Great
rre. with laughing blue eyes and a
mouth just made for kissing. and l.
l love her too much TO think Of Civ
ing her up. on the other side. | am
fond Of a juicy steak. and IL would
be an awful sacrifice for me TO be-
come a vegetarian.
January Ii have taken the first
step toward what Jeanette says Is
real health. have eaten a dinner
consisting mainly OF rice. pudding.
macaroni and sweets cannot say
tnat enjoyed II. but. perhaps in time,
l may grow used to IL.
January 10 have grown used 70
a diet which from the start seemed
disgusting 10 me. | cannot say that
ike IL as yet. but Jeanette says II
mas benefited me greatly | am much
THINNER. and Jeanette says that my
eyes are bright with intelligence. But
mis- does not matter at all. the main
thlns is that jeanette is my iance
now and We are to be married early
-" Atihs iih undoubtedly nv great
happiness which makes me feel as ~
| were walking on air.
February 3-Whenever I meet any
OF my friends they tell me that | need
a change Of air. You don't look a bit
well. they all say. As a matter OF
TACT. don't feel exactly sick. but my
appetite is gone. Sometimes, indeed.
| do feel terribly hungry. but the bare
smell OF a walnut patty or some other
vegetable delicacy served 10 me at
Jesnette's home kills my hunger.
February 2Oth.-I am a mere shadow
OF my former self and even when ]
am with Jeanette cannot shake of
the dreadful feeling OF depression.
February 22nd.-t could not stand
II any longer. When | left Ieanette's
house last night | went into a res.
taurant and ordered three big chops.
which devoured in as many minutes.
Then / realized what a sin | had
committed.
March IL have become an invet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-17
MOUNDSVILLE
Prepare For Bio Picnic

The combined annual outing and
picnic 20 be held by the local mer-
chants. bcnwOod and McNeChen mer-
chants and business men OF the three
named towns promises to eclipse any
event ever held by the merchants in
TINS section of tile country heretofore.
The affair as stated before will b.
l'ld on the last day 81 July az Wheel
irE park Special cars have been
chartered 20 carry tho large crowds 20
tho park and a special rate Of % cents
for the round trip has been arranged.
POSTERS announcing the event have
been pat IN the local stores and bust
ness buildings and nearly every per
sOu In his city will attend. Tho
stores Will be closed the entire day
and business viii be A. a sfandsuil
while every one - A. the park en-
iOying themselves 4 splendid pro
gram IL being arranged for tho or
cassiOn n n featgr % "a afternoon
VIII be a ball game between The local
merchants and tho two u~pthe-river
towns. The public IN general are
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-17

crate hypocrite now. Ever since Feb
ruAry END l stayed home. pretending
70 be suffering with a bad cold. /
dare not look into Jeanette's eyes,
now mat eat meat every day. Just
as used TO.
ner asking me TO call as she Is long
ing so much for me. She was de
lighted TO see me and expressed her
surprise that | was better than she
had seen me look for a long time. !
shall have to confess the truth 10
her tomorrow.
March 81 did not confess ANYTHING
l did not dare. I now eat a hearty dinner
IN a restaurant every day-soup. h-h.
rosst etc.-but my conscience is ALWAYS
troubling me.
March 15-It is dreadful. an begin
TO Jeanette's home quite determined TO
tell her the truth. She received me rather
as indeed she has done
a couple or times before. Her aunt from
Florida was there with a number or
quests. she pointed me out as a shin
ing example Of what veRetsrianism
l am almost ashamed TO tell that l felt
happy at the thought that there was
some delicious cold chicken waiting for
Jeanette continued 20 be preoccupied
Evidently there Is something on her
mind j wonder II she IL suspoctinc me.
Tor ner eyes look 50 sad when she looks
al me.
March 3o.-Yestsrday I had deter
mined 10 tell Jeanette but lust as was
about 10 leave my house I received A let
ter from her which relieved me of n
heavy burden.
Dear Richard:
How am ! to ten You thrs dreadfuI
thing. but I must tell you. I cannot be-
come your wife with a lie on my con
science. | have deceived you. Richnrd.
/ have let you think that SIN en- a
vegetarian. while IL Is more than no
weeks since ] began to eat meat again.
IN Richard. p-rhaps YOU. who are so
honest and truthful yourself. cannot for
give me for my deceit. and perhaps I
SHAH no longer be allowed TO call myselr.
Your own
Jeanette.
wonder n in al, the world there was
n happier mar than I last night. ! did
not tell jeanette everything about nv
self. Women are 30 uncertain.
June 2o-Ne have been married a little
over two months and tonight l have
confessed everything TO my wife. Need
/ tell that she forgaVe me on the spot?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-17

NV AIFIh " y lhNNANN ANAAh -
IN" p NJ. r" car belonging 10 y. Is
NcMschen. and nov has the car IN
his possession. The car is IN hne
shepe. and the city clerk VIII arrange
n ace with the syndicate which owns
the Space filler Buick at the city
binding Hofn cars are IN hne shape
and "a good race is a~niicipated.
Moundsvilie Briefs.
Major u. " Hunter. cashier o; the
mound CITY bank. who was taken
suddenly $50 ~ thc bank on Tuesday
afternoon. f. improving
Mr.. and Mrs. O.. T. Chamber viii
leave SATURDAY. Or New MartinsSile.
whore they will spend a few days
win relatives ard friends
y. W. Hcrrv. who has been ~ MI
clemens Mich. fnr the heneft % his
hraith the last few weeks. Will ar
r.vo home SUNDAY afternoon.
Miss Marie Riksr ~ Oakland. Nd
is pending q Few DAYS IN this city
attn friends.
Noison TarE- VIII ioave this morn
Ing Tor poir' pleasant. after spending
fhr last row dats with friends IN this
cffy.
Johu -Uiarkersop % Ashland XIV.
is pending 81 frW DAYS with friends
nnd rcintitcs ir this cify.
Several local pcrsure vf1 leave To-
dav for Ntanfir .lt. whore they viii
spend tho usx ten davr.
y vs. crow Ic-t ycsferday Tor
Cleveland. HuTaIo. and other lake
points t1 spend 'he r~vt ten days
John NlIIen. Sr has returned f1
hia wor. 90 Sow N1rtlrsrife otter
spending fhe ia~ few DAYS with his
family here
james sira'.oso. cashier - the
WarshnU county bank he's returned
home from Sew York state. whore Dc
ap'nf tho Iaa. fvp weeks.
Nrs = j -roIes o. New Athens.
o.. g. spending o. few day- with
friends Hrl relatives 90 This city
Nrs Albert smith md daughter q
''et"iard are spending a few days
with friends nrG relatives herc.
SIRE W 49, White hns returned
home from Sew uaruns,We. whore
sI~ spent fHr Irvf week with friends
ord relatives
Urrt'rf fr.svrad os Akron. o.. is
spending % r'w flte lr this cifv win
friends md relatives
George NrfIrnr ~ Port Worth.
1rN arrived hero iHsf evening IFS
rfr NE VII Accompany him 20 tho
.'u'n vh"r" They VII make their
home
Mics Virrinis Manning viii leave
r'S' Sunday far rrftssurgh. where
'' '"' -iai' relatives ana friends Tor
a f"w days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-17
snmmsr srrir.a

The services ~ the First P~rcsbvter.
ian church ended last wlfr
tho regular mid-week meeting and IN,
church viii bo closed on Sundavs ur.
81 after tho pastor. Rev J. r sIaRlo
and wife return home '1o ars, ~ Gen.
tnmher Tho Young Peoples s~oclefy
VIII continue their regular mestipgs
ha usual Sunday school will DO held
every sunday morning as usual under
ne direction ~ j. " schowacre.
Prayer mfotilg VIII also be held as
usu on each Wedrcaiar evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-17
To Hold Opening Today.

IN" J. " Heam drug COMPANY on
Jefferson avenue have completed their
magnificent new building ard viii
mold their grand opening 'oda~. Til.
Eagle band 81 this city has been on.
gagged 10 furnish music during D..
evening and many useful presents will
be handed ou' This afternoon. Raj
looms will be let foat IN the air from
the top ~ their building this after.
noon carrying with them q certificate
for an article a. their store.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-17

the commission. Percy Tetlow. OF co.
lumbiana county. national organizer OF
the mine workers. n a member OF
the lower hOuse OF Ohio. Was selected
as one Of the miners representatives
l. Is probable that the mines ia the
locking OF GAINESVILLE district will be
inspected first. and the first trip prob.
ably Will be made next Tuesday.
The adoption Of an anti-screen law
H. Ohio hinges. u is believed. on the
result OF this investigation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-17

me program committee OF tho
M~GundsViile Chautuaqua Association
held a meeting the first OF the weeS
. 4 oflce OF James u. Parriott in
tne courthouse and selected Miss
Laura Baldwin as pianoi- for ,bs .
Seinb!y and Miss Carrie Cats was 80.
ltcted as sOloist The program for
IN" session IS now In the prir.ers
hands n will soon b. read, for di.
Some very good numbers
~ louhd on III" program This season
and very large crowds are .xuecteJ rs
attend. fN'0u ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-17
Man ~Rr-Ornanir.

There is talk going among the base
ban FANS of re- organizing tie Mound
tlty Ial! club duo 10 'hc fact thar 4.
Is reported that the famous old Bon.
WOOD team has been organized and d
ready Tor games. The Locals and mo
NIL Town boys are old rivals ami
mould another team be- pu' on me
h"ld IN this city large crowds would
probably attend the games
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-17

Your miners whose names could NOT
hn lHarnrd we've moro pr less Injured
hf Do BR run coal mine. across ~.
river from fhfs CITY. last Wednasd4r
morning a f%nrcirnor residing ON
l"rifh street. fhis cffv. was caught
md back badly bruised & vourv m .
coming from Che mine vas caught br
fRcen fhe rb - Tho mine and mo car
and had HE arm d~lf1ntnfrl Two 9th.
- miners mot WITH painful accident.
but y ~ "a eorioua nature
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-17
Lungs Were Affeot.d;
Now in Good Heal.l

The makers 81 Eckman's Alternative. a
"H. inI l.Tnat and ing Troubles.
N" TOT claim that 10 VIII restore every
one u perfect health. but So many have
N~"iH ufarily testified u saved fnefr ltycs
"i.i ihF"ftKat" and try %. II snouiI
stop g." n.gat sv cats. f-iuce fever no.
mote appetite arH 10 very many caa.s
iu This case
Catherine Ace ana Ascot Place.
Queen court. J.. /
Gentlemen In the year 1905 I 1as
tthrt WIN a heavy cold and n nasty
,3Isn ana vent o. several doctors. IN,
slInl,s = SPECIALIST Their medicines
JAILED 81 brother fren rommenss \
t.'kusu.s Aife~afive 90 mo very ElefIv.
~ - now nearly two years since / rfrs-
t'"h N ON now well and I Fare sav
i.nt would have been buried long a.,
" hal not been FOR Eekman's AItera-
NN' wish o. thank sn4 FOR tho God
f'nl 20 me Wherever ! 20 7 htRfIv rec
."u nd the AlterstNe. ~ I owe nv life
Affdavip los J. TRoEsClTEP
Above abbreviated. more on re4ge-.
Irkulans Alternative 4as -, .r,,ot
ny many feurF frrf Co he most effra-
i-l~ iu cases ~ severe Trrpaf ara I.fr~
AFFECTIONS bronchitis. bronchial Asthma
SifnI'rn colds AMI lr u~phuUdinr liz
NLeHi Does mo- contain narcotics moi.
sons nr h1I'f-f form ne frIr- F.r saft ~.
ma" X tnetz" IfuE COMPANY. Whee o.
tt " Nyritk Eortn Eud Pharmacy
w. lFIre lN .H. anil other ienifnE drug.
tir wits '.' Eckw77 Laboratory.
.H rnH. g.. fnr H0uklrf telling ~
~rf'oferi'7 ard additional evidence -Adv'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-17

Tie County Court MOT af1'n vae
forda" in no fecoud d4r of fro rsr,.
lsr July term nrd spent Tho dav In
reffllnF Wifh rho Justices ~ tho peace
nnf paving sheen claims All mo hue
moss done ~ ffr county 81 Win ffa
past roar VIII tr cleaned 100 10 this
Term. and n clean SLATE Iaff
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-17

An investigation OF the mining stu
alton in Ohio was opened here today
by a commission provided for BY the
legislature n appointed by the gov
ernor after the legislature had re-
fused 70 pass the Green anti-screen
law, The mine operators Inc miners
who appeared before the commission
to-day voted 10 have the commission
visit At least one mine in each OF the
IL WACO scale districts. and each side
will have four representatives before
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-17
Iara. Crowd Attended.

\ very large crowd attended the
band concert and social held last
Tuesday evening by the members OF
the Glendale band IN the lot opposite
the Glendale pOstofice building All
during the evening the ladies In charge
were kept busy serving the many
guests who attended. and the band
furnished music during the evening
\ neat sum was realized from the ar
fair. which will be used .n paying for
the new band room 10 be erected az
tho conner of Ihird street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-17

Tho no. church ~ God which tho
memhen have heon erecting ~ tato
-.r uIscn y fhc Old ono on Third
street b. been completed and nc