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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-26
Motorists Would Prefer Or
dnance to Compel
Caution on Part
of Drivers.

BY refusing to sign the proposed ordi-
nance regulating motor vehicle traffic IN
New York. Mayor Gaynor has gained the
approval Of practically every one inter-
ested in automobiles. either as business
or as n private operator The special al
dermanic committees ordinance, II
passed. would impose a hardship on
motor car owners as well a. chauneurs
The Mayor objected particularly 10 the
clause i'm the bll providing Tor Naria-
ton OF speed for different streets and To-
cations and the penalty attendant on me
violations. In returning the bill To the
Board % Aldermen the Mayor suggested
the adoption of a motor law that would
prevent reckless driving in place OF fixing
any speed limit
The Mayors decision deserves the
commentator Of every one Interested In
automobiles In New York." said W. G..
Pocrtnor. agent for the National car
ANY one who has ever driven motor
car. or even ridden in one, knows that
reckiessness, not speed, Is the cause OF
nearly all automobile accidents. The
safety of operating an automobile de-
bends entirely upon the man at the
wheel. and no speed law ever enacted
could possibly insure the public against
"A reckless or incompetent operator
After watching motor ear traffic in
New York City for the last five years II
IS my opinion that the only way 10 pre-
vent accidents Is TO provide law for the
regulation Of drivers. 1t has been my
experience that practically all accidents
can be traced directly 10 the carelessness
of the man behind the wheel and not TO
the speed of his car. With a law OF thii
character after driver has been
charged with stated number Of viola
tons within IA stated time he would au-
tomatically lose his license. With the
possibility Of being thrown out of en-
ployInent indefinitely it is obvious that
chauffeurs and owners would be moro
cautious and would drive more carefully
than they do now"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-26
PLAN OF AUTO PALACE
Panama-PaCifiC Motor Building
viii Cover Five Acres.
DESIGNED BY LANSBURGH
Will House Greatest Display Of
Vehicles in History of
the Industry.

Permission has been granted by the
Panama Pacific international Exposition
10 the National Association Of Automobile
Manufacturers 20 erect a motor building
on the 1915 exposition site. This struct-
ure is to house the largest automobile
show ever held In the world. and which IS
70 last through the entire period of the
exposition in San Francisco.
Announcement Of this was mad" by
Asher Carter Baker. director OF exhibits
who stated that the automobile manu-
facturers and allied industries were fully
satisfied that the physical area OF the
TRANSPORTATION Exhibits Building would
not permit space 10 be allotted of suf-
ficient dimensions to accommodate these
industries and had asked permission to
erect its own building.
The building was designed by G. Albert
Iansburgh, of san Francisco. and has
been approved by the architectural com
mission. The design H. one Of the most
modern notes in the composition OF the
exposition and harmonizes admirably
with the general classic lines established
by the architectural commission. The
processes OF manufacture and assembling
will be shown and the importance and eN-
tent Of automobiling will be placed before
the world
The structure will be one OF the largest
Of the exposition palaces, approximately
275 feet front by 500 feet deep. covering
more than five acres. It's modernity VIII
be I'm harmony with the nature Of the eX'
hibts which IL will house and It's tri'
umphal character emblematic Of that tri'
umph of modern transportation, the auto
mobile
Groups OF statuary will be allegoricaliy
carried out to typify the triumph OF the
motor over the elements. The main grour
IN front will be a sort Of quadriga OF au'
tomobiles. typifying the conquest over the
land. on the sides will be allegor!ea ol
the motor boat and the aeroplane, respec'
lively typifying the victory over sea
and air. on either side OF the entire
length of the building there will be
frieze ten feet high. In bass-relief, giVine
the history Of transportation from the
early log cart up to the most modern
development of the automobile
The dome, which surmounts the centre
of the building. will be 13O-odd feet high
crowned with a turret composed OF tht
prows of motor boats, each carrying
searchlight. This point ill be used by
Mr. RYAN. the chief Of illumination OF the
exposition, for the purpose of lighting uE
the grounds and adjacent buildings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-26
COMMERCE BOYS WIN IN POOL.
[Rv Telegranh % No Tribune. ).

nv Telegraph to The Tribune ~
Montclair. n. j., Jan. 25-The Nevc
York High School of Commerce SWIM
ming team showed the Montclair High
School boys the way in a. meet thisbaE&
ternoon at Montclair. the visitors WIN
ming. 81 points 10 l6. Senicke, OF the
visiting team, did the trick c'.i
, The summary follows:
25-yard-Won' by Senckr: Heydt, Mont
clair. second; Fulton, third. Time, 20
seconds
5O-yard-won by Sencke;. Heydt, sec7ef
ond Brazir third Time. 90 seconds
10O-yard-Won by Sencke Heydt, sec s
ond: Montgomery, third. Time ] minute, T
Dive for team-Won by Paul Crane.
Montclair; Galbraith, second; Bursess.df
third -.
Plunge-Won by Senicke: Henryson.'N
second; Starrett, third. Time, 2-b sec N
onds.
Relay rac.-Won by the -Commerce %
School. Time. As 26 seconds. -,,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-26
"FOURS" WILL RETAIN LEAD
Detroit Manufacturer Does Not
Fear Dominance of "Sixes."

How far will Americans go in the
manufacture of six-cylinder cars? Many
engineers have come out with the asser-
ton that motor car construction OF the
future will lean more and more heavily
toward the six, but this opinion is not
shared by r. c. Hupp, Detroit car
builder He says:
II do not think any one is warranted in
coming out with any sweeping statement
that six-cylinder cars will predominant In
America Indeed. after months OF lnVes-
tjgation OF the problem with many men
in a position to be posted up to the
minute on the subject l am more strong
liz than ever convinced that the FOUR
cylinder is due for long and increasing
popularity.
Recently / was discussing the problem
with a foreign engineer, who has been
associated with one of the Oldest and
strongest European firms. This man de-
clared positively that European engineers
were forsakiDg the six I'm favor of the
four. His assertion is substantiated by
the display In the Paris Salon. In this
big European show there were exhibited
32l four-cylinder cars and ~ six-cylinder
cars.
II do not think this is anything against
the six construction, but rather that 1t Is
more a testimonial to the developments
that have been made in fours, for as a
leading automobile paper puts 1t. I'M
provements i'm the fiexibiity of the -four
and increasing cost Of fuel are important
factors against extension OF the six. Sc
Notwithstanding the popularity attained
by the six in America. there Will be a
large and ever increasing demand for an
efficient four-cylinder car as 'ohg as
automobiles are built"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-26
Chalmers,
Rebuilt Cars

A CHALMERS rebuilt Car is bctter'S
purchase, more actual value, than ~
NEW car of any other make in the
CHALMERS class. Ia ~
1--WE Guarantee the Service" OF ,
CHALMERS Rebuilt Cars exactly tho.x
same as a new CHALMERS. Eash
rebuilt car is REBUILT from radi!A..,i
ator to rear. axle right IN our owBrI.3
shops. At this season you can get az
bargain. A small deposit holds anys :.
-, ~ -. - Sr
car until Spring. .. .-.,a. - y
Special prices on cars accepted in \
exchange as follows: 49,. -,fcg
Ford Runabout at.......- Sl75 lsS
1910 Cadillac at. ..'...... $3.50
1909 Premier at. .9S9O ''""
1911 Hudson at..... S600 %
Buick at ....,.............s $500 IL
1910 Alec Limousine and Touring Car
CARL H. PAGE & COMPANY sd
Broadway at 5Oth Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-26
TO PREACH M0TORCYCLING
]. Leo Sauer Going on a Coast
~ Coast Tour.

A coast-to- coast and gulf-to-lakes whiri.
wind tour Of educatlon-the most mover
and most extensive personal effort ever
extended In behalf of any sport-has JUST
been sanctioned and authorized by the
hoard of directors Of the Federation OF
American Motorcyclists
J. Leo Sauer. OF this city. one OF the
leading figures In the motorcycle world
has consented to make the tour. carrying
10 members of the federation and the gen.
era, public In a series of addresses the
gospel OF motorcycling
Mr. Sauers tour is expected 20 do much
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-26
French Grand Prix c.aIoa bT0
Draws Eighteen Entries

"six" was under test every condition that
could be thought up was used in the Ell.
fort to detect possible trouble undcE1
actual working conditions. The tests
stand as the most novel and severe ever
placed before a new ear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-17

Inc second division OF the senior ella 9
OF tae local High school delivered their
VTauohs yesterday afternoon
Sohsiderahle anxiety Is being evinced
ny tne members OF the senior elias re-
nent. "
~ meeting OF the executive committee
OF the Aiumnae Association was held
c laSI evening and arrangements were
Vo1hp.eted Tor the annual banquet
y sample copy OF the High school
annual. the Beljuan. was received at
tne Ioca! High school. last week The
book, this year Is undou btedly the best
!eI, and Will be placed on sale IN about
a rooters club - being Organized
among the members Of the school To
saturday nv "7N'
Ihe members OF the senior class arc
practlcing their complex drill. wnich viii
~ Stagei commencement evening
me senior class was very ,uioyabI-
entertained at the home OF Miss Ntr-
gina Grafton. on Rose am. last even
.ns. Ihe members met az -, sc.oOl
mouse and walked to the nom. OF MfSI
rshLtoh' which Is a couple 81 niles Wet
OF tIiS city. The evening was very en-
JVyhbIE spent al music and other social
diversions. and at an apron rate hour
ueiici"Gs refreshments were served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-17
BELLAIRE
shadyade Commencement.

F1ns.. AIrtr g~fueutS have been CONE
Ileted for tne annual coriueuD' urut az
the Shady-idr high school The bar-
calaureat- sermon vii bee delivered iN
Rev. Daniel ~. MerEler pastor ot tae
Preshyter;an church. iu tie hiFh school
auditorium. SUNDAY evening. May 20
Commencement exercises VIII bee held 10
The nigh school auditorium Monday
evening. Nav 20. Eacu ucmurr 90 me
class ~ eleven Will deliver orIt'uus
and there viii he 10 class -p-aE-r THIS
class g. th- largest tntt has gr.-ia.t ted
from this school AMI they are nov able
20 enter college without taking tho
entrance examination
The Class motto Is onward Is our
Aim class flower white rpsr. class
colors. crimson and white. The Dff.t-
ers are. Everett Il Names. president.
J. r. Montgomery. Jr. secr-ttry. Mar
shall j. Davis. TREASURER. Follow TX
are the members ~ tine class and the
subject OF their 0rsttious
Joan McConr--Buuri.- Belmont
Marshal DaNis-SIlsrf Influences.
Harry Cnnnnr-The Amer. can NeEfr
Joseph Montgomery American
Apostary.
Ebert Malsom-Th- Mar,n 90 CIVIL
Eation.
Everett Ha.ut-s -- = Icr.4s .r D.. Co..
Jessie Eitfrer-Fur NIu fr Tr
Mary Thurr F-ur--Tfe ohio RIVER.
Elsa ]. rl-f. q nero wrel e.. l.ef-.
Mary Samfupus. class Prophecy.
Eula Taylor LIES clouds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-17
Miller was in this city yesterday on

business
Noah Burke went to Canal Dover yes
terday for a short visit with friends
Earl Sommers. OF FairDoint, IS here
the guest Of friends
Mrs. Openheimer IL visiting her daugh-
ter IN Indianapolis for a few days.
Samuel Lewis. OF Columbus, was in
this city yesterday calling on friends
James Burton has returned 10 this
city from Washington to make hts fu-
ture home.
Deputy Sheriff Wesley Osborne. ~ 81.
Slairsville was in this city yesterday on
state Treasurer Staley Dreamer. Of Co
friends "
job n Nader electrical contractor from
martins Ferry, Is repairing tire fixtures
IN tie scot Lumber company here
Many local people ATTENDED the car
hiNal at Martins Ferry last evening
Mr ana Mrs. David Tracey have re-
turned to their home AZ ClaySville after
"A short visit with friends here
deputy county Engineer Frazier. Of
day on business
Charles Gallagher, Of TiltorSviIle. was
IN thiS CITY yesterday OF business
Miss Ethel RutCcrS. Of cleveland q
days. ~"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-17
I'M are the proud parents OF q

81 Hill are the proud parents OF n
baby son.
The city building IL being renovated
and repaired this week
MIS-. Lou Lucas OF ~. Clairsville -
the guest at the home OF Herbert Nc
Ney On Thirty-sixth street.
J. NJ LoTiand Of Woodsfeld was call
INK on friends and relatives IN this
city yesterday
John Mutn. 81. Of Bethesda was ca l.
Ing on friends anj relatives In THIS
city Yesterday.
George Ii. Weiss Of aMrietta - the
guest ~ friends and relatives In this
city
Rev. Church Of GAINESVILLE was call
inc on friends in this city yesterday,
william y. Miller OF -. clalrsville
Wa, calling on friends in tins city yes
terday.
/ h. Leutz OF columbus WAS the
guest of friends IN this city yesterday.
Mss Anna Ritter has returned 1" her
home At Scbring after visit WITH
friends and relatives at SHADY side.
Miss I,.rtruI, Cowue 81 Flushing -
the guest 81 friends and relatives III
Mrs. VI = CarneS 81 Guernsey str' ct
g. the guest OF friends and relatives
at GAINESVILLE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-17
Lost Purse

An Italian Tf'i1'. = S;s.cr arrear.r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-17
Could net BE Pound.

\ warrant WIs issued ivr James
Sgraku. VIII" resides u.tr the For, Pitt
coal minc. south uf tuI> city. iu squire
k!HutN.S court. ou a rIHrE- 90 violating
." Rose Law. OFFICER TraV.rs went To-
lis home but the man had He'd L. West
virginia. To is aIle-'l that Doe. OI.-r-
aitu - sIeahta-y at tNl~ pltc, ami doing
% tnrtVtnE hu~.ars. when lr cu-ae,d 10
90 quarrel with mss friends. G.uIg,. Lar
kiu<. l..trkius told uIm t.at Ge hal
Do tier clos" ~Iui. As At intended - .cil
ttr authoritics. II aIrrdrs as tlougu
a~ TOOK his advice. a= Lo trace Of h4m
could ue found
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-17
Standing of Coutestants-

The following is the standing OF the
leaders IN tile contests given by the Car
niVal Company. this week: Homely man :
Arhaush. l2t. y. Rowley. $50. Bicycle:
J. g. Cr"ppcr. 1000: T.. Troy. 1900. Y.
MulldncN. 500 r.. Mcclure. 336 doll 4:
HELEN lHzor. 600, Annie Baggot. 27s. l..
Sarrgsy. $la' T.. Maatz. 2l5. J. Hide:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-17
Hospital Debt Paid.

At a meeting OF the Martins eFrry
Hospital Association held Monday oven
ius, the final debt of Sl6.5OO was PAID
AMI the mortgage held 10y Dr. II. IL VII
s"n Was liuuidatcd. bur the affair was
htpt a secret until Friday. vote OF
thanks was extended To- the citizens OF
TINS city Tor the interest that was taken
ia the hospital campaign last summer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-17

Ccoatinued on Page rine.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-17

Word has been i".e y~f this r.tr
q X. Marquis. manager 90 fUs ltfF
hotel. was krnrkeI o4t 500 tr- fl.rI
round o. h.s opponent. Iur1 Nltt. a
former Erofer al ftf4 ats Tnet s.-
Eage1 IN a. eight quarrel over % o.. val
matter and ~. k stated fn john ttat
he would Put him o. sleep with .fs
blgu. Jnrn arp r"nfly "a NOT r"l~. %
his a. De- gently pushed him 90 frr
face o. X .aa-IrrfI a noted fgIfIrE
att.fuar -rI -.t t.I pushed him ar-
other To- tho ffrr. frf- rar.ei fIe f...
rnau bv landing two veil 81. re.fs.I Dbl 1890
or o X a nose ard ended fIr battle.
Instead of ~f.sI..fE 4 purse. SIR. ~ 100
vas rprrpellsf Co., give PORTION ~ b. a
own purs. fr 800 ease frr Wrtfa "f faf
defsafsl opponent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-17
Funeral This Afternoon.

Hitidl services "N'f the remains ~
b"-..al4, a." nine year ulI son OF Nj
aii Ans. Thomas IulIu uf i;p-. IiIll.
49," died I thursday mrfuu-. tulIuMlu..
an Illness "f IurIupui... VIII h.. ,.pti-
uHcitd this afternoon from the family
residence. lut.rutut " u bee i!a,i, ia
th. I.u.r I'M r.n.terN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-17
Concert Tonight.

y large numbeI of tickets have. been
sofa tor Tho concert To- Ice given tui~
evening in the high school auditorium
anu 90 larS" crowd Will no doubt be
present. as tn" chorus - the finest that
mas b''I here Tor some time. Thu 3
VIII arrive ia tho city some time this
mon nius and viii ." entertained at the
homes 81 some Of the Welsh residents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-17
BRIDGEPORT


\ large crowd was present last eve,
MING AZ IT,. oId-fasAluned spelling school
given last evening IA Tho klrkWood NJ
=. dlurr b, and tie spelling was great
Tht. suIuuittv- to charge Lad lcti i't'-
frg uudpue and "a iue time was enjoyed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-17

Delore the police yesterday and stated
t ~ ne mad lost a purse containing SO
IN Plum alley yesterday. He claimed
mat he mad lost the money I'm "A certain
nouse IN tnat alley. but the police iu-
esusated the claim but could not PROV.
rs story. The matter will be given a
thorough Investigation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-17

The members of the Foreir, Ntss,o,.
say society. OF the Concord church
haNe completed arrangements for an icr
ram social which will be held IN me
Town nall at Cenetrville this evening
Musc VIII be furnished by an orchestr,
anu cordial invitation Is extended L.
t"e general public to attend The PRO.
Sesus OF me affair Will be used for the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-17

Mr. F.I!zIi,.tl CIark. of Wheeling.
died al ~. Lum, uf u.r son b. T. Cil-k
in Kirkw"oI tust .y'Uirs NJ go
u.,ipDk S4' was afflicted by paralysis
aud removed To- the home uf hct SON
She lai been q resident 81 Wheeling all
sf nor uf, Slc was iu tie sStu year ~
I.r age AMI o. survived los two sons.
uu.. az kgIkwoui and Ire other in Mar
iuu. fuI llu,fai services VIII "" hr i
tu-frrrrnN aft'rUtD. lLtriultut VIII
l... Do. fH.flfr-f.f.f e.. r.tfsrN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-17
First M. L. Church,

At tho FIRST NJ. T.. church at the cor
ucr Of Third and clay streets. Rev. +. r
M"hu. pastor. the following sunday SER
wees VIII BE- Hcld. SUNDAY school at
81" a. IA. Preaching at 80 and 30
Personal Workers viii meet at O'Clock
lu tEr morning the sermon will Ice ON
An tnquCnchablr Fire" and in the
evening the theme will be Profit and
Loss"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-17

NNtIdi services over th,. remains nf
victor, tie ten Year Old son of Nh a,,.i
.iL~- MOTIFS cross, who diet al thr
iaiiiiE nome "u Twenty --..N,ufh street
Hoi SHds morning, following an lines,
81 Hl"PSy- W,r' conducted Yesterday
"IttrHu'A bN Rev. j. ". SEdtvi. pastor
a.. u NJ J.. church lutei fueut
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-17
Game Today.

Sir1ig Ideal bail team Will pay the
wei, burg Giants and Co. large crowd
"a t. ri'S'ht as % number ot tickets
hay" been sold. Tomorrow IA" Ideals
VIII Iias ia, y. j. GIas,rs ou the ia Il
field
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-17

Tho I-I-I- tTN NIIfIUI- W|r0 TIDIs-
artly t.,,Itt.u'i Yesterday aft.fUrou
GO tI,. uuul, uf Mrs. b.. e. tiusI at hex
hpUr "u Fourth street The usual dl
Ntt-.pu Was M f'ltLr, OF tI. after
unuu At q ~ra-or.t!r uu.g dainty Ic-
IIt-umtLt- were served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-17

The Steubenville sub-district Epworth
lsedkue and sunday School convention
OF the ONO district Lexington confer
ence Methodist church. opened in the
tltth street a. NJ. r.. church yesterday
morning. A large number Of delegates
were In attendance. The neetirr will
come To- - close TINS evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-17
Local Bow.

Frank Antlll. "A local boy. residing on
south Second street. was arrested on
thursday. by Humane OFFICE r j.
lrdNeIS. Of Bellaire. on the charge or
assdultins Mrs. Mary Mclaughlin. an
old LAZY 90 years OF ace. He struck
n'r WITH a brick aud inflicted deep
gdsh IN her head. lie VIII be given 4
h'arinS before Frohite Judge Nichols
Iursaay at 30 q. IN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-17

lhe wedding OF Miss Clara Rrida. of
us CITY. TO Joseph Rogers alsb OF this
Si,s, was solnenized at the Methodist
paI sohase IN Wheeling. yesterday AFTER
noon. Atetr brief wedding trir the
young couple will make their home in
p!oyed as stenographer in me ofiics ~
w, Morreil. justice OF the peace, OF.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-17
School Report

The following ~ the report OF the
ShddNs!dc SCHOOLS Tor the month Of
April.
- 49, 500
"ll''N ~ atteNtAut. ............lfA
Average daily attendance ..........315
Case Of t4rdiucsS ................ L.
l~4ts made ~ teachers ............ l.
Casa % CORPORAL punishment ...... %
The greatest number of visits were
Ma Q" by Misses Wa!6cr and simmer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-17
HDw PINE DAILY
The Roma Theatre
Bellaire's Most Comfortable
Moving Picture House

:, H"IIds, tHe infant SON ~ Mr.. anI
ME. Il ". Hall Ut South BeIlaire. LII
S,strEda! morning at I o'clock, follow
~ ,Nti Parents have the heartfelt SYM
al"E ~ "a hose of friends E'un,f Al
~ IHHseI"thts have NOT been COMPLETELY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-17
Delta Alpha Market.

The Delta Alpha class az the First 81.
,. church, taught los Rev T.. T. Mohn
WI hold a market this AFTERNOON at tho
plumbing shop Of Hardy Grsyson. on
Hanover street They VIII have all KINGS
Of nom" made cakes. pies and pastry for
sale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-17
rheumatism Quickly Cured.

Tn" secret o. buying refrigerator
is Co -.t one 90 Vol BUILT that the heat
can't get 900 and tire cold can't get out.
That's what So have in ncN lceb0rE.
See them iu our window ti..- week
GED g. MATTHEW
Helulpiu Hook.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-17
Held Dance.

ltrr" number Were On attendance
at The iu;"f NAL dance given 800 the lis.
tdii ON ti'ttiirtt E-t4vrt Last evening bS
% number oi prominent yuauu meI ~
t.i. city the hall Wa beautifully
decorated and an excellent Gtus, pro-
gram wao rendered by the Iitutut Il j
orchestra.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-17
United Presbytcr,an Churoh

Sabbath school. 9:15 a. m; morning
service. 1889, subject. Freedom In the
Gospel, JUNIOR Missionary society :
}. m. Women.s Mission study class
I 40 J.. m Mems Mission Study class.
| I nrecorded Greatness" "Wednesday
evening prayer meeting. I.3O. J. ). Hi.
pastor. 1850
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MARTINS FERRY


, The delta NIUha tI4s- ~ III. I'iret
lautLSt church Will hold q market this
afternoon at the SamuclS store. uu C.u-
yer street. They VIII have an kinds
90 home made pies. cakes and IIstry.
Tor sale The market Will opcnFat II
cIolh and VIII CuntInue al aft.Innnn.
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50 that all interested can got a chance
10 see T. on The trial run OF Il tie
views were all shown 70 he excellent
se picture - Of interest from start to
booster for the city. Everyone Will
Nant 10 soc n.