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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-11-12
PREPARES FOR MARQUETTE.

st. Louis. Nov. 12.-The St. Louis
university football, squad. which has
wcn but one same this season yester-
day started scrimmagc for the Mar
uuettc game in milwaukee, next Sat
urday. Coach Dennic tried several
new formations. He will work his
warriors hard the remainder of the
week in the hope of strengthening his
eleven sufficiently to hold the Wiscon-
sin team to a low score.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-11-12
KANSAS
FOR NEBRASKA TEAM

Lawrence. Kas.. Nov. 12.-Light
scrimmage was the order for the Uni
versity Of Kansas football squad yes
terday. The men were in high spir-
its and confident Of giving Nebraska
Il close game Saturday.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-11-12
USE YALE PLAYS.
Princeton Scrubs Arc Held. However
nv RPuularS.

Princeton. N. j.. Nov. 12.-The
Princeton varsity stood off the new
scrub eleven. using Wales plays for
fifty minutes yesterday in Il defensive
test against Yale formations. Later
the varsity carried the ball for ten
mintes, but to no score.
The entire graduate coaching COM
mittec was on the field together with
President Hibben and other members
of the faculty.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-11-12
~lsIi.ENGAGE A

Providence. r. l.. Nov. 12.-Harry
E. Pattee was re-cngaged for three
years az coach of the Brown univer-
sity football team and the 1914
schedule was adopted at a meeting
of the athletic board yesterday.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-11-12

Nothing is likely to interfere great
ly with your personal Liberty unless
YOU regard it as a helraising privi-
lcge.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-11-12

Read the Times-Herald want ads.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-15
START WORK
ON SODA GRILL
NEW DRUG FIRM is ESTABLISHED
NEW INNOVATION.
Work Will Be Started Monday by
Hose & Davis Drug Company,
on Twelfth Street.

Wheeling is TO have a soda.grill
within a very short time. as work
will be started Monday at the Hoge-
Davis Drug Company. on Twelfth
street, to remodel the entire interior
OF the building and install the grill.
The company. which recently pur-
chased the property OF the Charles II.
Goethe Company. contemplates great
things In this city Il the store
o now occupied by them here VIII
be made ecoud to m in the tri-
state district.
The soda-grill will occupy the en-
tire basement of the building. and IL
Will be n credit 10 the city. 4 petit
ton was presented 10 the city coun-
Gil at the last meeting asking for per
mission 10 eXcavate TO The curb be
meath the sidewalk. and this will be
covered by an Illuminated pavement
TO AFFORD light. The basement room
will be fitted up in the most up-to-
date manner and there the soda trade
will be served in addition q serving
light lunches. The company will en-.
ploy a chef TO prepare the lunches
and a competent soda dispenser viii
handle the other trade.
The entrance 70 the grill will he
through the main entrance OF the
drug store by a winding s,airwav
The front of the building will be 20
arranged that eighteen inches ot
plate glass will he placed from the
sidewalk 20 the first floor. thus af.
fording a view OF the interior OF the
place from the sidewalk.
RemoceI Interior.
The entire front Of the store room
will be torn ont and "a plate g!a~-
front will BE- Installed with q center
door and Two windows. 4 tile floor
VIII be laid on III. first np0r and g.
sanitary soda fountain wIll be in
stalled. that will b. entirely different
from any others now in use within
the city. The soda fountain Will De
built OF marble and viii be enclosed
both front and rear. not a portion Of
the mechanism being visible. and all
pipes enclosed.
On the first floor the prescription
department viii Doe located. 10 the
rear OF the store room. and tho
Swartz system wil. be used. IN Gle.
vatOr viii De- installed iu the rear.
Along the cid" walls Of tao store
room glass wall cases wilI be tn
stalled. branching our from these
wall case. af tho d~isflnC" % every
seven feet. plate glass show cases
seven feet long four feet high an-
twenty Inches across. vUl Doc In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-15
Clears Skin Of
Worst Erupfions
Remarkable Action of a Rem.
edy That Drives Every
Speck of Poison From
Body.

There II n sfnnge. mv4fcrio1- power
IN o. remarkable blood me.IicIr~ TINT finds
- way Through Tie circulation tv vfat
o. known 90 Divine fef.rfI.n The rom.
edF 20 Swirs Suro Specific. NJ s. S. e.
f0icr'e cannot cvT'..n fIef Whr ,r--
i1ln clements iu tir blood feel fhs t.trr.
others r1uri7h fhe hair roots. and -p on.
And % r. uis rame mysterious actin -
3 g s. fhHt attacks au diseased rt-..4
CHyca away nu germs. heals 40 rarer
am FIpf'lnts no ar''vifs ~ d.scl.s
germs WITH thc powerful healing a.fI. 70
- ieu~0cvtca TomartabIe Testimonials
have Iccn written MT prove frynrI
question thcro f. no biol d-eare hut
what can % s1-e1 hy 81 g s. AMI iu
nl thoro cafrg that wore treated Win
mercury. i.ii1cs. arsenic. c.rfcr nrI
cfhor minerals uffh uo permanent eTs.t.
tho most arf.rishirE rcrovcrics ilvo
hem mrfo hy g. g g.
There 81 not o. biol faint - Any ne
iure hat cau remain fn r. system f1-fi-
Eel hv fhir most WONDERFUL remedy. fr
So &C. absolutely pure and contains only
thoeo elements fh1f tho HID naturally
~nuimlafee. and Which the tissues rr1fc
fully accept ~ agrees with ne most
delicate stomach. even in t.Hsr cases
vtrro fre ure - strong drugs bias %
weakened fro digestive system Chat mel
ir'ne cannot DO given Cef a 81 1H tIfrs
- 8 8 g. o. ANY drug store and thus -
assured - a complete cure 90 any erup
tive tiood dires~o ~ vour cssc is -
rlfia- ana WON desire sr~riai advice wHfs
o. Tho swift Specific CO. NciIc.l Dept
~ sGHt BljE. AuaaL, -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-15
FAREWELL PARTY
Members Of Women's Bible Class Of
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Church Enter
tam for Mrs. p. p. Hutton.

Members Of the Women's RibIe
Class Of the First Presbyterian church
OF this city ave a farewell party last
evening In the home Of Rcv. and Mrs.
W. \ Cooke on the Island in honor Of
Mrs. Il. j. Hutton. q member az the
class. j viii leave his morning. ac-
coinp1ni"d 10y her husband. for Port
land. oregon. where they Will make
thor future home. The emil was
very pleasantly spent by those pres
cnt and Miss Ada Heans. on behalf of
the class. presented Mrs. Hutton with
a silver bon bon dish and silver serv-
inC spoon.
delivered "a short 'alF. a. did also Rev
Cooke and Supf Ezra linn Of the sun.
day school and an interesting must
cal program vas rendered By Miss
Ethel Williams. " ho presided al the
piano Refreshments were served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-15
WARW0OD MINERS
TO QUIT WORK
On April list " Troubl. in the Ka.
nawha District Is Not
Settled.

II was learner from reliable sources
last evening that the several hundred
miner at the R1chland coal works ana
those at the Hilton coal works have
Joined the United Mine Workers OF
America and on April ! they will
cease work IL the trouble is not ad-
JGsted in the Kanawha county coal
helds by that time so that the mca
may return TO work.
FOR the past several weeks about
haIf n dozen men have been in this
section organizing the miners os this
community and II IS reported that tbs
organization has been efficiently Der
fected So that the majority of the men
Will cease work on March 81. unless
as above stated. an agreement is
reached in Kanawha county. II IS also
stated that nearly every foreigner en-
ployed al the Richland mine has Join
ed the union and n majority Of the
American white men ms negroes.
About % per cent. OF the miners arc
foreigners.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-15
RIVER NEWS

After reaching a stage OF IS feet. the
Ohio river became stationary yester-
LAY afternoon. and up until late fast
evening had not fallen any. II Is prob
able that another rise will reach here
soon. however. as rains were reported
at upper points.
Much oal is being sen out on the
present rise. II In addition 10 the
boats which passed down Thursday
with large tows of barges, several
passed this point yesterday for South
ern markets. including the Valiant,
Bertha. San Brown and Jim Brown.
After assisting 10 below the McNechen
dam with tows. many of the smaller
pool boats are returning TO Pittsburgh
for more barges.
The p~alatial steamer Queen City will
leave the Pittsburgh wharf at noon
to-day for her Easter cruise To New
Orleans. and is due TO reach Wheeling
at . o'clock this evening. The boat is
scheduled 10 arrive at the Crescent
city on March %. and will remain un-
III March -. when she will start on
the return trip.
The LOrena. for ParkcTsburg.
cleared the local wharf at l o'clock
yesterday. more than six hours late.
due TO fog and heavy business.
Tho Liberty arrived last evening
and Will leave to-day for Matamoras.
The LOrena and Kanawha. both
bound for Pittsburgh. Will arrive Sun.
day. The former Is scheduled 10 clear
tho wharf at s o'clock. while the latter
is due 10 leave ~ Q o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-15

newspapers for their stand against the
charter. and took exception TO many
articles printed in the In~telligencer
against Il.
G. u. Ryan. n member If the q. v.
T. & l. A., and who was on the COM
mittee which prepared the charter.
spoke in its behalf and was followed
10y John Wallace. secretary Of the Mu-
nicipal Improvement league.
The meeting in Mozart hall was pre-
tide over by Herman Bentz and the
speakers were John Wallace, Leo J.. la
F1am. &. r. Taylor. Charles II. Wa
kins. Jr.. and others. The addresses
we're similar to the oncs delivered by
these gentlemen at the meeting held in
Settlers hall ~ the Island last Monday
evening. mn = cunt OF which was car
ricd IN this amer at the time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-15

stalled and between these cases.
forming a booth. will be ''set-snug"
tables and chairs for the accommoda-
tion OF the soda trade on the first
floor. The greater part OF this fur
niture will be built OF plate glass.
Similar furniture will be Installed in
the basement s%oda-crill.
The second and third floors will be
remodeled and will be used for the
drug and supply business. On the
second ficor the windows will be
turned into display windows and sup
plies will be placed on display in
such a name that they can be seen
from the street. II is expected that
the work of ~remodeling the building
Will require about six weeks TO com.
plete.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-15
COM MISSION FORM
MASS MEETINGS
HELD LAST EVENING AT BOARD
OF TRADE AND MOZART HALL
Many Addresses in Favor Of Charter
and Speakers Rap The
intelligence.

Two meetings were hold last even
ing in the interest OF the proposed
commission charter. while nearly
wards were listening TO addresses I'm
H. behalf at "a meeting held in the
board Of trade assembly room IN IN"
Market auditorium. several speakers
Were adfr' SSiug "a we'll attended mass
meeting 81 voters of the Eighth ward.
held In Mozart hall
? H. Caruey presided over the RAIL-
h"id IN tho board 90 trade room. Tho
Hfst speaker ~ tho cveniug WIS J. T..
Brennan. who was chairman az ~"
committee which .i-1fted tn. now
charter IL reviewed. the history -
tn. commission form Of government
movement and spoke az rs rapif
growth. and closed bv reading several
statistic regarding the operations az
Cd irml.sion e"V"rnmcnt ia Des MOiEcs
.uG ofhe cities.
lr. g. s.. WinE"rter. tho next sroak-
'r. told hIs reasons for being in favor
OF %" proposed charter. saving that 70
eliminated politics and Irresponsible
2 from municipal affairs. H. d.clar-
o. that Wheeling is badly governed
ard that under the present charter
'fnr" ISN'T % single department worth
talking about except che health DO
o. rtw"ri Rev Howard A.. Trae".
pastor ~ p Unitarian church. dellv-
'r.g a brief address IN favor ~ tn,
'f.rtcr. crificiz.nc eetere!v tho mo-
fit's nf fhna. opposed o. n. lie SPOKE
highly % th" initiative. recall and ref
ore rd4w ard other features In thu
proposed mfas4r.
Psps intelligence.
s IS. FnuI fYid 81 tho ,Dmmiffoc'a
work ir artring %. m'tsurn and OK
planned boz '"rsiierall. detail many -
if- PROFESSIONS he r.nfursI tho local
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-15
MOOSE ELECT
Officers for Ensuing Year Were
Named BY Members Yesterday.
More than $50 Votes Cast.

Member ~ Wheeling lodge of fho
Loyal order ~ Moose elected officer,
Tor fhr ensuing term Yesterday and
fhr Australian ballot system wa. uaod.
7 % until o'clock lHaf night fhe Judge.
aud clerks wore ttiI1 counting yufra
ana b. uas predicted that fIr fDiIow.
irg officers would bn elected
Dictator. william a. eluurv. yIrc.
dictator. William MILLER. probate. O. q.
smith Trustees. FRANK Matthews %.
Ward luohl and Or George o. Camp.
bell secretary. " ~ Palmer. treas.
urrr. George Krr.e Sergeant ct arms.
John Gibson inner Guard. Thomas y.
tihaun rufrr GUARD. d. UrIchuref
lodge physicians. Ur o. o. Plant Ir.
, " Morris and Ur Hunter ~ Raw.
land delegate fp supreme lriEr CON.
Fcuflnn in Cincinnati. 4 = shade
Tho polls uorr OPENED ~ % O'clock
in fhc morning ar1 remained nprn
until . O'Clock i1af rirhf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-15
CHARTER OPPOSED
Continued from FIr.s Pare,
missioners from Office If they desire
10 hold on.
The Recall a Farce.

The recall proposition is a farce. II
requires the signatures OF about Two
thousand voters TO become effective.
with 4 machine that can be built up
win the police force. fire department.
WIN all the army Of city employees,
Win al the expenditures which the
commissioners will have Co make. with
the enormous power of granting and
rejecting licenses and privileges. 7
don't think that two thousand me l
VIII be found in the city who will pub
llcly put their names TO a papcr ask
ing for the rcCall OF n commissioner.
No merchant would do 1t because ne
would be aifaiG OF a boycott. No
No. 5usiness could afford To do IL.
Who would sign the petition
Tor a recall: Then the petition il
presented must be examined and pass
"a upon as to its efficiency by the au-
ol'ur. who is himself an appuintco Of
me commission. n then an election
mdy he held in which the commission
Will appoint the judges ana clerks
Il marshall its army % employees ana
voters against the recall proposition.
Inc thing - a farce and a joke. How
u city organization or Machine could
he built ny from the materials proVid
"a 10y the charter proposition may be
NerN well understood 10y any on. who
has visited in New York and studied
"' E''a'''H 'i4'i'- nave ~p'ii soma
timc there recently and | know from
the statements "f labor leaders. that Il
man who has difficulty with "a police
man - Tho Battery b. liable the next
DAY ." p" bumped by q policeman in
th" lir'nN. In other words thu police
- stem there cNtcn0s from one end 81
Tho island TO TIA. other. II completely
'"uif--t"s b town and q man who
!n'urs ifs ili-will cannot stay iu the
town peace ully. 10 we want e. build
~ conditions 81 that kind in Wheel
ing u We do. tho new charter pro-
Nid-s III, means and materials for do
ing IL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-15
River Marks.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. March 1.-THE
river stages reported tonight arc as
follows
DAVIS ISLAND-1O5 feet and sta.
t%ionary clear.
PARKERSBURG-151 feet and ria.
ing. cloudy
STEUHENVILLE-i5 feet and ris.
ing clear
MORGANTOwN-s3 feet and sta.
t%iOuary clear.
OIL CITY-5S feet and faF1nr:
clear
WARREN@s feet and falling.
clear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-15
An Illustration.

ION" thing wht.u occurred az Charles
ron during tho last session % the legIs-
lhiNf" seems 90 fus TO illustrate poWsr-
ii4N TIE d1nccrs Co. tie public Of nasty
leg Station and t.s Ussl Tor 10 Legislative
'y4N - { ss "a rl"ch upon oar Board
-; control or Commission co. tho last
daf ~ ~" SEES io. . BIN creating "a atatc
,'~nrfd"ultfN wtS passed .trr.sIiv lv
III" 'iafe The bli wd~ stofpci .u a..
".~" Hal N Il Virginia had only one
-.~iht.f' holy and that the pr,seut
stnt" senate. tie working men ~ West
NNEiIi. wuIii have lad a state con-
ffH.Nldlt force rphel around O Dir uf.ks
today With an Illustration Ike that
''f'r' f.eu. ~ What ht-ty AMI ul-cnu-
fia'r'I Legislation 10 one body without
.rp"fiILitt q" r'ti-" o. and discuss q
ir arutufr. may result %. . Daurot SEQ
Bow % r.'tI minded ami t~.luElfful citl-
zen % r'suu- IAN support thus new
hiF'.r which docs away With aII our
r@fH"li.Hof lex .iat't- forms amt cen
%tfHlizns 800 LEGISLATIVE arI executive
i""'f- iu 900 ~irfcsu.ue.ll. body g i've
mon
lHf Oh" REASONS stated above ana fl-
man. Others which HI O. fH aGf.Hl 60 40
,|'t'tH am nII.-.l q. fIr now ..ar-
t'i trI o f. uh z at ff. lars. majority
'i "'r U'f.1'r- feel o. -aaI, Was
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-15

s IS. fnuI fHid 81 fn" ,ommitfec'a
work ir drtrIue ths m'tsur" and OK
planned ir '"reilerali. detail many -
if- PROFESSIONS he r.nfursI tho local
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-28
VICTIMS OF FLOOD
FACE STARVATION
President Taft Orders War Depart.
ment TO Give Relief IN the
lower Ohio Valley

IISNlLLE. Ky. Jan p. Actual
starvation confrOntS the Hood vic
Tins along the lower Ohio river to-
day. Relief expeditions that Iro
working throughout m" flooded dis
trict report that supplies are entirely
inadequate To- meet the emergency.
in many instances raw potatoes. the
only food available. we're seized and
eaten grccdily 10y the almost fam
ishcd poUpl" when reached in isolated
places hH the rrscucrs. Hundreds
have been found who have been IiVia..
10 th" upper stories az their home,
without food for several DAYS Win
out means Of making fires. tho vic.
Tins h1t" suffered severely from *.
posture
Upon the request ar The Kentucky
congressional representatives. Tro-I-
dent TAFT instructed fra Wa- Dcpar.-
m"nt 10 take immediate action tor
Tho relief OF Tho nori stricken dis.
iricts Quarfrrmlsfar Alc-hir. -
ono" instructed Officials of his dn
par;ment 300 Log.tili" and Evansville
q" ruin food and fonts tp th. suffer.
crs
Th" Kentucky militia department .
using every means 90 if- command fp
relieve th" situation. lg' t. facilities
are limited
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-28
INTERSTATE LEAGUE FAILED TO
ORGANIZE AT STUEBENVILLE
UNCE RTAIN REGARDING TIE
EIGHTH CITY OF THE CIRCUIT
Committee Appointed To Look t,-s.F
The Sale OF The Akron Club
Meet At Canton.

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelli gencer.
STEUBENVILLE. o.. Jan 27-In a
three hour session here today the new
Interstate league failed 20 organize.
owing TO the absence Of one Of the
eight cities. The temporary organic
alton was expected TO become perman-
ent. officers we're 20 be- elected and a
constitution adopted. but an these
things had 10 be- done away with IN
I'll new city could be- found 10 take
the place OF the eighth city 81 the
league.
At Cleveland. O a week ago. Johns.
town, Pa. was admitted bur the pro-
motors In that city were only luke
attend today jamestown y y. ap-
piled for admittanc" but no action
was taken on this matter.
A committee composed 81 Messrs
1ost and Hosfetter Of Canton and
Chairman Dawson ~ GAINESVILLE was
appointed 10 look after tho sale ~
the Akron franchise now owned b.
the Columbus American association.
90 Akron people koberf Quinn. sec
rotary OF the fOlum bus club and pres
dent OF the Akron club. vas NOT pres
spt az the meeting today. owing 10
a meeting ~ tho directors % the Sen
| afOrs at Columbus
hFAF HnH "a fAf+MA lNt'' Ff.F'U tYAIINI
and Akron people LAST week regard
ing the sale ~ the club and b. fell
through, because Quinn wanted 81
| 300 for the franchise and tine Akron
people wanted 10 ElEe Ouiy 81 suY A.
the meeting today an EFFORT vas made
10 close the deal. but Haz OF fu avail
| and the committee was appointed 10
| arbitrate the matter aud effect e. sale
This committee Will report 100 70
! meeting 20 boz held lu canton. % prob.
Sbly Fridar. Chairman IaNepu wfI
Ne In WneciIng Thursday evening 200
depart FOR Canton in rpUpIrs nifu
Owner Robinson Of Tho Wheeling Climb
Those present ~ fAn meeting today
we're p y Robinson Wheeling. Paul
POwera fpurg-fOpu. T. g. - Yosf
and A. = iiusfrfter. canton T a.
OfOnnor Erie Joseph Go'drcin.
Frank DametrDg and Frank Webster.
steubenti.ir and Mar. Urran. Iinrs
vile
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-28
TENER REFUSES
TO SIGN CHARTER
And the Project TO Connect Pittsburgh
and wheeling by Trolley Il
Given n Jolt.

Special Dispatch % the Intelligence
NASIiINGTON. Pa. Jan. e7.-The
project &" build trolley line from
Washington 90 the Mouougaacla river
and eventually 10 connect Wheeling and
IIttsburgn. hy way OF Washington. has
received 80 least q temporary death
ui0w Hg a refusal az t;,,.irr.r .r,f,n Il
Toner 20 sign the charter granting tho
" a. ltN Efuu Traction COMPANY certain
street rights ana privilege here. The
governor refusal wds based on the
'Ifin made hN washington ard Jeffer-
son college HGtnorIflas tHaf tire COM
~frurtluu % "a TROLLEY iIE. on streets
designated woIld ruin for practical nIr-
tory Just d"dicat'd az tie .olIeEe Gov
.fh1r I-ner bad promised President
Muu"i' OF W. & y. thHi DO would not
permit the building 80 % frullsE line
"h"r" % would iutuf" tH" college prop
"rfH ard BE- adhered o. h.s PROMISE.
regardless ~ unusually strong pfes4fIrs
i''Ighf f1 bear "u iIu TO FIgu fu' 1rru-
u"ut Do. washington business urn. .u-
rllfirE fIs board - trade
sIlsiIfHfr OF t.a West Penn Interests.
ifi le"r FfHnf"l tne mlui. .YsI fg.f
l'f" % enter ans lrr o.. te nr It-f
"a '"s.'"F s,r.e'. s.n'iF4 .,.s a. '.c nov
interests 'I"I 90 enter fife reId 90
o." .'Iri'Hu'n ~ f." Wt. Iu-fYu
l..fru ~ Tra4a. w.I.. t.rsI tHr ff.
.H--tra't.n ~ q Ine p" t." H.rnfss-
.r't II."r. which would nf'u Ul H new
tsli ~ u.s.f"ea sfItfr.r fr r come
teen erarisa. TO- So A. . H,..r. ''
made i"werf.l protest Oh f.' .fIf-
rItf 'rlffe.. frr-ia'.t nnrIt rs..rr
t,"s'n's .' Tii- 70 o.. -'''' ,.u.'.' %
sHf attempted. 'ra W.-' Ie.. Interest
HEf 'f.tE % l.i.Er ...r f..'. ..n..
LOO over 'Hr ii.t-I.I.r. raIrt.- Cam.
HlaI entered H protest tfI l.f..s.I .... ..r
.'F~ at'rDrIf'-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-28
GAR MENT MAKERS
WILL GO TO WORK
Majority OF Them Expected 20 Return
as Result OF Agreement in
New York.

NEW YORK. Ian. IA majority 81
the striking garment workers was eN-
pected 60 return To- work. probably to-
morrow. a. the result OF tie teut1tiV.
agreement reached by 10" Mauufactur-
ers As~or iatluu aud ANTON leaders 80 .
recent meeting. Increased wages and
shorter h0ur- we're among tho terms ~
settlement which were To- Eu into eff-,
Iruilns the arbitration OF other differ
'uCes.
The executive board 81 tho United Gar
m"ut WofAef-' luiun. 9u"u" ur Who's.
members haN. been ON zftfks for four
weeks. Aas scheduled o. meet to-day tu
H' .ii" .'ther % accept tIi- plan ami
"r Ter the wUfrsI- tp return 10 their
shops
Demonstrations hy groups % STRIKERS
rift. eyed 900 front "f shops ard "a tories
were 80 frequent occurrence fo-day In
"He 'it~I H.tH cen strikers and NON
sniun .-f~ 900 Hrprt'tu I ~.ure ~ shot n
wfr" f.re,l and one STRIKER woIniei H~
49, carried ava. %. .- sHwpau.Hu-. y
r'rIui'r ~ wt~ arrested AMI charged
with &c. shooting