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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior,

Y. S. LAND OFFICE AT PHOENIX, ARIZONA, September ?, 1913
 NOTICE is hereby given that Rob- eTt F. Campbell, of Lowell, Arizona who on May 2oth, 1908, made Home. stead Entry, No. 1625-O434O, for NWl-f, Section 2, Township 23S, Range 26E. G. & S. R. Meridian, has filed notice nf intention to make three year proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before Jared D. Taylor. U. s. Commissioner, at Bisbee Arizona, on the 9th day of Oct, 1913 Claimant names as witnesses:
 Porter Morris, of Douglas, Arizona Henry Stocks, of Douglas, Arizona, Fred Lauritzen. of Lowell kriz.
 Jessinus Herlick, of Bisbea, Arizona
 THOMAS -. WEEDIN,
 Register
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Review Want Ads

the 25 Advertisements reach Review not than insertion mornings
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Legal Advertisements
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior,

U. s. LAND OFFICE AT PHOENIX, ARIZONA. September 2, 1913.
 NOTICE is hereby giver that George R. Pemberton. of Don Luis, Arizona, who on May 2Sth, 1908, made Home stead Entry, No 043S1. for NE1-4NE1-4 4 Sec. ,, T. PAS, k. 24E and or Dec. 1G, 1912 made Add. 1 EId. Serial 0195S0, for SE,1-4NE1-4, E1-2SE1-4 Section g, Township 23S, Range 24E. c. & s. R. Meridian, has filed notice of intention 10 make five year proof, to establish claim 10 the land above described, be fore Jared D. Taylor, |. s. Commis- sioner. at Bisbee, Arizona, on the Sth day Of Oct, 1913.
 Claimant names as witnesses: Charles J. Lundvall, of Don Luis, Arizona
 James B. Smith, of Warren. Arizona. Samuel C. Smiley, of Don Luis. Ariz. Albert B. Capt of Don Luis, Arizona.
 THOMAS F. WEEDIN,
 Register.
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WoooMAN CIRCLE

Meets in Medigovich hall second and fourth Friday 7:30 p. n. ELLA SCOTT, Guardian. EMILY V. FOUNTAIN, Clerk. r. o. Box HI.
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LIBERTY COURT NO I GUARDIANS OF LIBERTY

Meets in Masonic Temple, first and third Tuesday of each month. All visiting brothers cordially invited NJ. C. BENTON. NJ. c. R. E. SMITH, NJ. A. r, D. LANE, M. R. SAM VERRAN, NJ. V. VIM TEMPLE, NJ. c.
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LYRIC THEATER

The only picture house in the city showing first class films at ten cents per show with change of pro- gram daily.
 Brewery Guleh
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs
KNIGHTS AND LADIES
 OF SECURITY

Bisbee. Council No. 2II5 meets In Medigovich hall every second and fourth Thursday.
 RUTH R. FENNIIR, Pres. Phone 5SI. LAURA NJ HANCOCK. Fin. Box TIP. ALFRED F. GRIFFITH, Sec, Box 95s
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior,
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-24

In the Matter of the Estate of George B. Richardson, Deceased. 1 Order to Show Cause in Sale of Mining
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-03
BILL PHILLIPS
Recommends Two Youngsters for the
Youngstown CIvb-Five More
Steeiren Slqr.

YOUNGSTOwS. O.. Feb. al
though no longer connected with tho
Steelmen. Bin PhiIliDs still has T. f.
" interest for his old club and l,s
written President Paul Powers that hs
has couple ~ likely looking chaps
wbO will bear watching BiI has nj
vised President Powers ~ sign the
lads. and this will likely be- done. Man
nger BlOunt has the matter In hand.
end " no decides To act on tho suRgea.
lion. silver liill says there will b. a
couple ~ regulars Eep' on tho hurnp
20 retain their positions
The signed contrsc 90 I've more
S'eelmen Inferred into tho Office At haze
hnll headquarters during tho paF, few
days. bringing fhe total number Of
signed documents up 20 seven. The
signed papers wore received from
catcher Molly MillsT. Catcher Julius
Orris. Pitcher Pred sherry and Out
hoidcrs kerber and Eckler. Pitcher
Clark 81 Canton. and Inhalder Tommy
Sh""han had previously returned their
Eignd contracts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-03
WARWOOD
Town on.csr Appointed.

The initial meeting Of Marwoods new
'"dhSil was informally neid Saturdi =
'Nthins ~ ihe GIenn's Run school pu.Id-
hS ana officials Tor the ensuing year 4,
Inn hiStrat!"u were appointed. The ses-
d: i"n was presided over ly Mayor-eI.ct
II 9. tuhr with frank Klein a. re-
'fder The officer chosen were. David
=. l"pl. Town sergeant. capt. !. = Ritz
~'Htlf"r. c-appOintcdI. ~. i - Wal
Ell: health officer. gre-appolntrdh Theu.
W ole. street commissioner. tre-appoint-
90. Ny. FOOL Will be put on "A InontnIv
Si-'af' 81 So" ana allowed u certain
n"t cent. additional for collecting taxes
ne sFrg-sntS Who have been serving
i"E IL" Tast siN months paid only for
arrests mad" VIII he dismissed.
The following standing committee Tor
ne ems uinE term We're named Finance
l'"yc. Klein aiti Miller. Ordinance. ca
IN. lloyd and Fiulcy. tIealth. WlcIer
liilln"S ard hilton. Streets Alleys ami
lights, sutton. tafliu and Finley. Com
, crEatIpr or Bnlcrrs. Hilton Utlrnes ant
sutton. Scnlss sud CONCESSIONS Finle.
'arhu. Petitions ana Recommendations
Hines. sutton ana hilton. Election
Klein sutton and ti!to'l.
The new administration VIII 20 in TN =
fHpfHing and the Irst regular meetiu.;
80 council will br held on FRIDAY even
.rg. February II. when ~ garbage col
Letting contract Will be let and other
business uf much importanc. Will he
81 Sri<sed hv the town fathers
Ii' town treaSurCr- bond vas in
reased from $4,000 To- - Unu. There is
over $4,000 ga ths treasury now Tn.
tfhifh Officers salary was Increased
! rom $50 g. 500 rsT auUum
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-03
QUINN'S REFUSAL TO RUN FOR
INTERSTATE PRESIDENCY FINAL
CANTON MAoNArEs UNDECIDED
ON THEIR CHOICE.
Columbus Baseball Leader Believes he
has Not Enough Time to give
Proper Service 70 League.

CANTON. o.. Feb. 2-Bobby Quinn
VIII not be the frst president Of the
Interstate league. even though enough
clubs want to vote for him to put him
Ia the chair easily. Quinn refuses
TO enter the field as a candidate.
Il am satisfied now that Quinn will
not be a candidate for the presidents
job at the meeting to be held in Can.
ton Tuesday" declared Louis Yost,
president OF the Canton club Friday
morning while discussing the coming
sssembiage OF Interstate magnates.
Until this week i had hopes that he
would consent to run for the position.
Tut he has now made il clear to me
that he would be the loser by SO do
ing.
Quinn would not have the time to
take care OF the president business In
the Interstate unless he should throw
UP his connection with the Columbus
club in the American Association. IL
Is this connection with the A. ~ team
which brings in the coin. so he would
BE- foolish TO discard IL for a lob as
president of 4 league for one year He
Is conscientious enough TO refuse when
lie cant give the lob the proper time
and attention
Quinn would have been practically
assured OF election had he consented
10 make the run against the other
four or five candidates who have sx.
pressed their willingness TO stand at
nf hA ne
would have had Canton's vote as a
certainty and foundation for thu
rest. Youngstown, Akron and Erie
would have been lined up for him
according TO fost. making half Of
the clubs favoring Quinn. The
GAINESVILLE club Ia for Charley Daw-
son. a native son now acting as tenn
porary chairman OF the league. while
Wheeling's favorite has not been an
rounced
Now that Yost is satisfied that
quinn VIII not comply with the de-
mand that he be president. the des.
tination of the Canton ballot is I'm
certain. but from here II appears
that Nate Cook, the Cleveland man.
has the call. Yost would not say
Friday who would be the recipient
OF his ballot at re Tuesday meeting.
wanted the chance To vote for
Quinn" said Yost, but now | can;
say just who will get the vote from
Canton. Cook looks like good
man TO me and will be given full
consideration TUESDAY. hut IL is NO
certainty that Canton will vote for
him
Nost Is positive that this meeting.
the third since the organization OF
the Interstate. will see the election
o. president and the completion
os the elght-club circuit. Two have
been held for the purpose already.
but neither was productive OK re-
suits.
q president must be elected Tue 5.
cay and the circuit must be complet.
ed. asserted the Canton magnate.
IL is time TO get things started 10,
the season There can be no more
delay"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-03
RED" PRYSOCK Is
AMONG HOLD-OUTS
SECRETARY LANGTRY VISITS TO.
lEDo FOR BOWLING MEET.
Many Desirable Dates Have Been
Booked.-Teams viii Bowl
On Sunday.

TOLEDO. o.. Feb. "A. l. lang
try. secretary OF the American Bowl.
Ing congress. took up MS Headquarters
AZ the Body house here Saturday
morning and will remain here until
The conclusion of the big international
ten-pin tournament in the Toledo
Terminal auditorium. February % 10
March IL
Earlier in the week Llngtry and w
y. thompson OF the BriCswick- Bake
Contender company paid a visit here
and went over the big building. dis
GUESSING plans as 10 the laying-out OF
the place for tho bowling meet. Lang
Try also brought with him "A list OF
about 30 advance entries from out-0r-
town teams This list. he claimed
was out the fore-runner OF the biggest
tournament 10 be held I.angtry is
quite confident that the Goo mark in
tne hVe-man event will be held in tho
1nrch when the entries close for tho
Toledo tourney on February :.
The schedule on the opening night
has already been completed Sixteen
teams. from the Overland Automobile
company. will take the alleys that
night In the first games OF the meet.
In ADDITION 10 these the automakers
have five other teams entered in the
meet
The Chicago contingent has applied
Tor three nights ~ the tourney. ON
Friday. February IS, Judge Howard.
president OF the 4 v. c. will have
~ teams on the drives representing
me National Union frateraai societies
Jn March another squad OF Windy
tity ten-pinners will be on the alleys
ana on March > toe bohemian league
or The same city will hold forth
March has been awarded 70
Louisville. while tho Milwaukee, tennis
viii roll on the following night.
Every Saturday and Sunday date.
win the possible exception of Febrri-
AIRY y. has been applied for and book
ed. Because OF Sunday bowling her.
me demand for weekend dates has
been exceptionally heavy
According 10 word from the east.
Tour crack teams will enter from New
YORK city. the Grand Centrnls. Goth.
ans. Bergmans and Servans quintets
] ne team to command the most atten-
ZION VIII. no doubt be the Grand
cantrals. managed by Pop Cordes
Win the exception OF johnny Roster
MS VIII De the same team that won
the hOnors In the fve.mau event AT
onlcaRo last year On It's roster are
Harold Horton. Mortimer Lindsey
Glen Riddell. Alex Dunbar and Jimmy
smith. This team will roll In Toledo
on March II ana -. As they eHpect
70 remain In Toledo three DAYS after
their games are rolled some impromp-
~ money matches may be arranged
WIN western experts JOHNNY Voor.
ntes. Lee Johns and Billy weingarth
All vel known figures I'm the bowling
mans Eve
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TOURNEY MEN ARE
GETTING BUSY NOW
BRIDGEPORT LAD DOES NOT LIKE
zANEsviLLE's TERMS.
Hililnger Don't Like He Contract
MeIsner signs Up
Potter Contract

ZANESVlLLE. O.. Feb. .. - "Red'
prysock. the bridgeport infielder on
the Potters' layout, sent Manager Ho-
gan MS contract unsigned yesterday.
frysock threatened the other dey to
De "hold-out." and a "hold-out" he
is.
Gus iiillinger again came To the
front Thursday when Gus wrote the
iocal management that the terms Of
!ered MIN IN his contract were not
10 his liking. and he thought his ser.
vices were worth more than the terms
onered. Hillinger was offered the
same money as he received Last sea-
son: lie stated that he did not want
70 De a holdout. but would not sign
MS contract at the figures named.
Dutch Meisner. the local outfiejd.
artist. signed his contract and handed
II to Manager Hogan Friday. He \,
the second OF the old bunch to come
across with the goods. and both OF
tnose who have put their John Hen-
COCKS 10 the papers are among the
most promising OF last years mid. sea.
son recruits
P1tcher Bill" Kenworthy stopped
on In GAINESVILLE last night ON his
way from his home in GUERNSEY ciun.
" 10 columbus to pay a short visit
To his old friend and boss. Marty Uo,
gan. Kenny leaves within a week
Tor sacramento. Cal. where he will
play In the Pacific coast league this
season. On the journey west he Will
uIop on In Denver 70 see the boys
WIZ whom he had a share in a cou-
pie OF Western league pennants- Ken.
worthy was looking good and said he
was In the pink OF condition to make
the sport pages talk out on the coast
this year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-03
Purchase. site for Catholic Church

WILDWOOD evidently H. going ~ have
Ia catholic church IN the near future IL
all reports are correct. Mention was
tag' ~ th+s column sometime ago that
such "a movement was On foot Saturday
Mrs. Marie Louise HOLIDAY conveyed
u the Light Rev. Bishop g. j fJonatue
o. Wheeling. for SO and other corsia-
Grafton tor two lots on Man street
center Narvoud. There is Iittic quesi-
iCn hut that the sites were pur, based on
when 60 bu'ld an cdiice There are
many Catholics m tni- town and i'm
MEDIATE community. Including the
q, ems EUr section. who have 60 70 t.
v hcninE To- attend church services
TIE Lutheran congregation here VIII
also erect pinCe of worship this snring
-. the FAST six months they nave bsen
h"'dinv preaching and Sunday school
~ the school house They hsv. already
.trchaHei a site m th. center 81 town
- NhiCh u Oraat o MInhsnma aIlnra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-03
warwood Briefs and Personals.

II was reported last evening that Airs.
John 3lnc - still critically III at her
n me on Twenty-nrst street
Miss Elizabeth Wright returned yes
terday from visit with relatives and
friends at Pittsburgh and other points
ia the keystone state.
Frank. the young son OF Capt ana
MI John :. Ritz. who severely cut his
leg last week while playing with COM
panioHs near his home. II getting along
nicely and will be able to use the i'm
JuIed member IN short time.
Inc Socialists will give a dance in the
Gtesg~Filic Socialist hall February 10.
The many Socialists hero Will attend
Mrs Joseph Wagner and Mrs. Homer
Wiids hav" returned from a visit with
Mrs. Edward Pagan and Mrs. Daniel
stork. Of WeiLShurg
Jonn Watson. formerly EMPLOYED AT
tie Warwood Tools Works now in tbs
employ Of the Bcilaire Enameling corn
psny. has returned home after a brief
visit with friends here.
Tic Narwcod Junior circls OF Kings
Daughters will meet this evening n tins
street
G.org. ThVin has accepted n position
IN ~" Office Of the Warwood Tool COM
PAM.
Harrl Shearing has recovered from a
@. w. Lash IS ~ at his HON. on
Chcrry Hill with In grippe. His Ave
Children who have been Serfously mi
for the past several weeks. are ignprov-
IIrs. Harris. OF North warvood. ha.
l'asc1 the hore % Mrs. J w. kber-
cr'mbio and will remove into Il this
week
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aiff. ff4uaH swffrer. - Highland
PAT. u'.l tsave to-day for california fo
rfcrd u Few months
Word u1F received from the hoenis F,
o." t.n sfferf t.nf r. fsp-sfr .sirFs~.-,-
WsT improving ufrfIf
EIessii -nspiffI. p Ef. wfeeiine
-r r"k. SO ~ SUNDAY 800 his fiater. N-s
Tdward Nui. ~ ffals Woud
Aruflt. ffn ."lur tDu .f NJ M-4-
Keller. ~ Tire Grove. rel slufinef fa his
homo vlta ri. kusrc
Me- Isufl Gefrier. frarter ~ Lime
tuuf. at.-rt .uu1ay VIII har parents in
JounE IT1re.
%. .. Bower ir sHufiu~I - his home
iu Linton addition Ntfl q lIighi illness
Mrs Jane ftrfrtfut.lr .tHa r...rovef
IRON. tre .nrfu Whr'i W. Hospital TO
fh. io.us ~ fsr r..tut.. NJ rrt Lea
.rrfge No Ifirrr Neefer.lns
hief Ituu~ it.srs. of fIs drove vs.
fr.f.'.aI tr ffs Nt.fr ttfesffrE ft.. ..ff.f
.Ntufaa5. whore e' - Iuderrou. an
OBJ grafton f.- tri~nis'its. ana q ret
.uE ATOMS " cell.
hstalre. fe otni ss irhfer or NJ
rlI Mr. Nrrt nennfr .iI. ie confined a..
if- tpn~ WIN the crown
Nfa Morgan Nerfnil.ieu is ennfiuof
~ h~r home 90 toreys T'oint win the
uPge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-03
And a. . Result banner Takes Second
P1ace@outtS . LsArrs Vote
Ont Saturday.
Standing OF Contestants.

BY the narrow margin OF thirty-two
votes. Sydny Fox r. leading in the N
feuigencers Bowling Contest. having
displaced Elmer !. Danner. who has
held the lead for over "A week
Although all the leading contestants
cast many votes saturday. aside from
the change in leadership. only one other
change was noted and that was bailey
w. Frazier, who jumped ahead OF Harry
;. Gramhch and went into ninth place
In various quarters about the city Fra
zier Is TeRarded as n dark horse in the
race. but this will only De learned when
the contest Is over.
That there will be a great amount OF
activity to-day and Tomorrow among
the contestants. is putting 70 mildly. as
~ is expected that every one OF tho first
ten are counted upon TO show their real
strength to-day and Tomorrow and then
wednesday morning the winners will
lie announced.
Fun particulars governing the casting
81 the final ballots viii appear in to-
morrows moning issue and each con-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-03
OUT-TEE-P
Entertainment and soc,a,

Inc pupils % the Roney's Point pub
nc school, under the direction OF their
.arhe5s. Ifo'. l.. W Farmer and Miss
inen' ana pie social IN the school hnus.
r FldaE evening. February II. instead OF
- S ~. as was previously reported A
jn'ludts Two short plays. entitled The
economical Boomerang and The old
.haluS ASSOCIATION outside talent Will
De used IN these plays. and as soine OF
them are considered the best in these
parts. no doubt The affair viii he WORT
tttehlInE tn" social part will lie car
ried out after the performance
ne proceeds Will be used for the BEN
eflt of tac school!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-03
ARod LADY DICE.

me many friends OF Mrs. wilson
hiinmins. formerly 90 West AleN,ni.r
ana vicinity. but how 80 i'ittsburEh. viii
DC sorry To- near ur her death. viii. "a
III" fTledN noi H.ii-, caused Nv pueu-
'''Aid she WaS lu her 5fth wear auI
Jas most "i f4vnu- IN This s-ctiou
"h" VIII deeply regret h.E death For
"llIe 81" lt'ed 10 to vicinity 81 itnl-
IaS. tn"n moved - y -st Alexander and
from there to Irttsh4rxh.
4he body Was o. moved 30 the lone. 81
nor itHsbte'. MIS-. William Armstrong.
- west AieNdtd"r. 80 which Vlace the
FUNERAL services Will be held this morn
ING az u oci"rk Rev ~ " Exams -
IN" e. , church. ~ West AleNaul.r
VII or .ciate. with interni~nt ia tie
West Alexander cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-03
THORPE

CARLISLE. Tr.. yrb 2-J.rne.
Thorp". the Indian athlete. to-day do
ni"d me report thst he Is under ron
tart With The Oklahoma city base
ball team. lie arrived here last night
WIN Coach Warner. from Nov York.
whore 10 signed a contract with tho
New YORK National League cipb He
will Join that team on their trip south.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-03
Elm Grove Council Met.

~" newly elected town council met in
IN" council! chamber last SATURDAY rnoru-
ing ami elected the following. S,rscs,'i
p4ile hutl"T. street commissioner An
gust Geisler. solicitor Joseph Itaudlnn.
,Fers"'r Or liglts. EaNarf Gibson Ali
the newly elected took their offIc. sai
HI1Ay A. TINS Was q specinl called
meeting. 10 other business was ,.ans-
evening. M
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Organize Rall Team.

arrangements are being made by sew
efai young meu here to organize a base
TAI! team early this spring to play all
Z. muteur E.ncs ia the section Of the state
ala across ths iINcr. An attempt To-
ufsanizc a team here last Near f@ll
through because the work was started
too late ~ the season. There - plenty
good ball material here aud should
the team be organized 10 viii b. a
ischs ljsck. The boys will practice on
TIE ''tichrlst grounds. South Warwood
"ni pay all home games there.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-03
Church orvaniratio-a n..t.

Tho Mems Adult n.bis class OF the
stone Churcn Viii meet - the home ~
hev l. r. ifwelyu. tniny ~vsnins
seNeThl matters viii le taHsn IN 1t this
tr'. and 70 is desired ftnt AL mer.ners
Do present A. soafSnahIs HDfi~ "A
'Hrty ian neon will ei served
Tic is lies ~ f4s rs e. D a. wI
n'e'f fAlH evening ~ Tho homo az Mrs
.. - Meek 90 tf"S' 90 IoraI fiEe ana Il
if r.'r'l nat al member 10 pfsaef.s
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zeal was closed recently by tfc Fffi-
ton Realty 90 Hhes.a. ~. AJao, W.
I'M pt"FcTty near i1rk Wow. became
Il' property ~ A. j. tgd = A Wilholfu
u' 10" owner " 1870 take IuHqession In
TITO near future and .arre irnprovem.,,s
VIII 10 made Til" farm will be used
as - truck farm AMI fruit trees will b..
SGT out
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-03

ire EdEw"od c1nuOu VIII NEE. lis
evening IN the cornell rlafnbe, a.! ,.,
count large crowd viii be present -
see IN" outcome ~ tine matter pertain
lLs 70 th' contract - Co tae Wsr-enite
d. 'rf'tS 20 t.1 fpt.n ~ tais meeting .re
t'"n OFFICERS for tho ensuing year will
30 elected VIZ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-03
Small slips at Top MIL Road.

I'ur - the past several DAYS several
F.. " az hillsidr slips haV" occurred tu tho
top Mil road cut. where ~ no Concrete
f'tntning vail when u was sesn ~.
"'ih vac cru'nhlirg n force 81 men
. "fe immediately put TO Fhovcling away
Do" sliTs and the traction cnre WEI, an,
o. ps~s along without delay
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who has been totally blind for the past
several weeks from the effect OF Sc
we're attack Of measles. Is gradually re-
gaining his sight ana Il Is now be-
lieNed that eventually the little one :
VISION will be- all right
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-03
VsRveLL Will se There

flsude Nsrncii rvurr W fho
" VAIN" club irst ysurr zen
tral isrtfue pcuraut winner. vii
psy the M. ersfafc irasrr nlar
natsF n risif NEXT Tuerdrs ~
the meeting N Canton Claude
ms tslk afs sfr sumo ~
The is mag bur no avs fe
i4 JUS ro.nE fu b.. n f,i~nsau call
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-03

The three big American electrical
corporations. according to trade
Journal. employ nearly $4,000 persons
and have weekly pay roll OF nearly
si.3OO,UOo 81 present-the highest fig.
ure ever attained so far
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-03
rs WOW Contractor r,nds,sery.r

Th"mag T.. k.ndelberger. specIaI
local repreEcntative az thu WafuDoJ
land company. has gone into tho con-
ifactinE huaiuc~s here Iie is building
homes and permitting purcbHeere a.
pay Tor them on the inEtafffueut Milan
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Entertainment a, Edging,on

Ev.Iyt wing j. go fcafiHess Tor me
play wh!cu vii. b. STAGED a. ,he scbo,f
room az tho -. M.rnacIs church At F'dg-
InEtpn Ian" tf's evening ana tu-ruo-rotv
Ssenins. a- name ot tar play is The
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The 'fhOirmaster Will Ice rendered a 2
inc Warwoud Presbyterian church on
thursday evening. February 20 For the
iaSt si1 weeks the company. composed
- The best local and Wheeling talent.
Lac been rehearslng under the able d.
rictiou ~ Mfs :. q Christian aud Mr..
" y Jones Of the North End. The plu 81.
PROMISES 90 DO the brst entertainment
r' IN" kind gwen here Tor a long time
.tnd crowded hOura " 10 no doubt greet
the efforts 81 the yiaysrs