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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-06-02
geegap6Q6 en6a
.ae Dit at

lihcn Strifca in Der Enint Greet
Ncgion bcarhcn. Tir llntcriud)lInA
miro lih aacr @nhrid)ciulidltcit nud)
oui pielc HSodclL ia, Aipnntc, CT
ltredcl.
Ger nlorgigc Gnlfua Oca 0enlotra-
tiictcn 9ltitglicOcr oca Nollica Dient
bolptiGdIid oem ;3lucdc, Die 80
mite Organization Der 86rpcrifoit
5lt rotiii;ircn. Iic GcnIOfrnten 0ca
$oolliea bnbcn icit Der llcberlenoung
ser Snrif Hin al ocn Scnnt ne
Mig iu tbul gchnbt, mo Die nleiltcn
Der NiitNIicocr in0 nod ihrcr Sci-
muth gcrciit, bis ca mieOcr chuuS
Mirfl6cs 5il tbrn 0ibt. Scit ncb.
rerrr @odbcn lit 0na Nola ollc 0rci
Gage iorrlcu in SiblmQ getrctcn,
nm iiN Damn ipiprt luicocr III ucrto-
gen.
Soluohl Dic Scnlofrotcll luic Die
9itpublitoncr brS GonNrcIica iin0
5tW Belt nit ben ElGncn fiir Hcor.
Nnniotion iiir orn fpnlnlenOcn Con.
ArcB bcld)GftiNt; 0uo ocnlpfratlldc
Gongrcb Gonlitc Ne0enft id NOR.
gen 9lbcnO 5ll or0oliiiren. Ncpr0-
icntnnt ,\obnion Don Ncltltrfp lhcilt
9lllsldtcn III bubcn, mlf Den Torli-
bcrEoltcn bcrlllcn 5ll lucr0cn. Gin
lcbboitcr &unlpi 0iiritc lid nm Ben
Yoitcn Oca Schotnleiitcra cntipin-
nclL mclhcl SIR 3cit MeprGlcntont
tSloo0 bon %irQilicn innc bat. Scr
treter 0cp GonNrcb Gnnlitc'S luer-
ben lih nit ocnt 0cmpfrutiIhen Nn-
tipnal Gpnlitc ,}lucta Cooperation
III Scr Gunlpoanc bciprCden.
9luh ooa rcplbIifoniidc Gon9r9B-
Gonlitc miro in NGIoc 3luctta SrNo.
riiirln0 jllinnnlentrcten. 3lcrlt
miro cinc Gonicrcn5 3lpcfa NeIprc-
dblmA Acneinidloitlihcr GonpoNnc-
9lrbcit 0cS 9totionols ulO bcS Gpn-
0rcb Gonlitc'a itottiinOcn. Nm Der
iclbcn lpcr0cn ais %crtretcr bca 9to-
tionol Counties Tpriiber Charles
:. Stiles, icrncr Die Scnotorcn Gro-
ne BON Oioiioduietts, ,Sofion uon
Wiorplono mo Sonhers pom Sennel.
ice iHo ais Tcrtreter heSe GollgrcB
Gpuitc'a Scnntor Wccfa Don OfolIN-
dllictta II. sic 9icprGicltnnter gurfc
pon Silo Infptn. Wou0@ Don ,iolpn
nnD Toiribiclo pnn 9iclu Yurf (bcll
nebrlCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-06-02
Nutel in Glnmlncn.

ARcriben, Conn, I. Suni.--lln-
9enil0cnbc ,Siplirlng Der Gleftriih.
lihtor1bte I'M Seller oca . y@eitcilt
llnipil @e6diloes," DEM iogenanItel
yMerinen Spllir," perrriadtc geiterIl
eilten grano. Der lllift b6tte Men,
ihellcbcl Bate ioroern fonuen
Tie orei oberen StoGlucrfc merocll
ais Sotel benitBt ililo bier ihleien
pier5ig 41ite. dis ltiitcn oic Slam.
men luiltbeten Gic EoIi3iitcn educ.
rer lino Sipeet 0rargrn nit 5ooca.
perahtllltg bird ben oifen Maud)
rno cS gelang oieien beioen glan-
rotten. i1lnnltlide @dite 5il rcttcu.
Ter 9'odtelerf Stohlcp, ionic lneb.
rere 0dite. oarllnter cine Srot, MIR.
Den in beiilnungslpien ;}irltanoc olli
Die Strabe getragen. 9lllc luiroen &c
rcttci.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-06-02
glntucraicRcn bcfiirftct.


9lnlGBlih Oea 9Intaontritto Der Gonl.
miiion 5ur &crunltltng Der
StoOt 1cnucr, Gol. - Sic gc9ell-
luGrtigeu Wfluli5polbcamten mcl.
germ iid) cntihicocll oaa 6elo 5ll
rGlnlcn.
Gcnpcr, Gpl.. /. Suni. - Man
fiirhtct bier 0cn 9Illabrltd) crIlIcr
llnrubcn ais cin 9icIultat Der fclnolcs
ligrn Stinunllng uclcbe 5ulidell Der
ol2ihcocnOcn Stnotuerlualtllng mo
Der leucn 2lonliniitration pbuoltct.
Tutbbuua mo @cridtaNcbolloc uer-
btn Don Eoli5ri uno 0illfalhcrrra
bclpahf
Gic Sitllotion itcbt in Der Scihidl.
tc Der Sta0t cilliig 0u. &ei ben filr}Ii.
hen Mltlijipolrpoblcn nouptrtc Oaa
&olf nit acknowledgement Uiaiortut
bic GonrlIiiionaiorm Der Hegicrllng.
Cine aus iilnf OiitOIcocrll beItchcnoc
Golnlniiiion purbc crludblt. Inn an
Die Stelle bc3 OinDura lnb Sin0t.
rotba 81 trctcn. 9lbcr Die gc1cmu0r.
tiQcn Nconlten lucigcrll iid, ona 6clo
III rGllncn un0 baben iid nit @emcb-
rcn mo Nepoluern bclunifnet.
Sic fiibrcn ms tSclo, oaB Die Con
ititlltionolitdt oea CScicbca, ipelhca 0ic
GruGbltng elmer Gonlrnliiiou SIR
Nerualtln1N Ncr StuOt anoroRct. uId)t
olr6 Oe Beridtc bcitdtigt lit. llu0
lie iinO icit cntihloicll liiht cher III
lucid)el. bis cine iolhe GntidriNrl0
obgcgebcn lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-06-02
AmerifauifGes 2siir9erre6t'

1918
eridbicneur ). perbciierte, Oermebrte Nnflage.
Sir eoen .Gngewaroerten. ~ es bon Sn'
iereiie 81 eriGIrtn, cte CT art ihneuiieln s8ege
meIcle Rcchle er a,s amcrifmitder giirser,
ipcldbr sledoic !eirc GraE, feline stinber erper.
hen ggie bat mra .iidl bet elnem Velib Der
aiieu Seinntb Al nerbalieu, frie TT Die Sieaun1
snr Nfiliarbeboroe? elne biefe uno Snnherte
anocrer sraeeil benntluoriet glotdr taumeper's
Vrreiuiatcu staatcm?" 2irics beutiob urlo
enalid5 aeIhriebene 9'ud eiebt stilslunit irie
man 6ieies 5ieI f6Rea erreidi, tpel6e 5orma'
bri:iaen nuns, felce 5raaen seiteui .uereen
itnb oeren 8cann,ortlne. ipie. mon teincn Nds
meu dnnprt uie ucrlprener Siirgerbriet mieoer'
weseR goreinIenouns 800 fcitenfree 3u'
ienbnno ops gBeries
&, q. Gnise Rnbliitns 6pnipana,
2OJ Can 49, Strett, pep'Yurf.
(Wai19-WiplGiSr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-06-02
Giniunnoernngs- gcidlrGnfnng.


Scnotor 0illiugbanl nil iein 3e[
nit eincm neIlcn .Wittcl 5u err
rcihelt illdJcn. - 2iro Iellte inG
Scnnt cine ncuc Gimuauoerlngas
Slll clnreiheu.
Nd llngton /. >$lni. -Git
&eriltd), Die Ginunn0erltng pom lilo.
ld)Cn europa un0 0en niiutiidlClt
SGnOcrll 81 bcidlr1nfcn. obnc }ll 0enl
NilNlmgateIt" 81 9rciicn dlIi mel.
hcn ErdliOent Suft befunntIid) eins
Nctn Der lebten Ginuan0erllngs-@iu
boiirtc, miro in elmer &orIoae ne.
lllndlt, ueld]c llurgen pon Scnator
Gillingholr, Dem GorliBer Der frils
bCrcl Gilnuan0crllnga GomnlIlIion
mo Mitucriniier Der Burnett Gil
lingbun Niu, inu Senut eingcreid)t
ucrbcn miro.
Scnotur Iilllngbunl neilc Gill
ujro porldlnacn Die ,3obl Der Gln-
mnuocrer uon icOen, Souoe olti je6n
Erp5cut Der 3ubl Der glngcboriaen
Scr bctreiicn0cn NotionnlitGt 5il be-
idIrGlfelr, lucld)e 5llr Belt Oea lebten
Genius III 0cn Der. Stauten luobn'
ten. Ger EQUATOR lit Der 9lnlidlt
0dB ieine neue Wcthooc Der Ginluon.
behring's @ccbrGnfung Den ,3uitrpnl
BON StuIicn, Seltreidl. .llnAurrL 0rici
Henlono lmo Der Silrfei be0eltten0
cinebbcn, Ongcgen gleidBelti1 cine
9l1laoehnlnN Der Ginunnocrlng Don
Gultihlan0, @rpBbritannien, Sd)luc
0cn, Nurluc0en lno nllen Sanoerll
ocS nor0Iirbcn mo meItllden Gitro'
pas jllnlier Uilroe.
Cine bcrtc llbcn0 POM bureau oe0
Wcncral GimuanoerllngS Gommrl'
idro crluiiene GrflGrlntg beiagt Dab
oua 0e1cmGrtige Gimmanocrlnlga-
@cict "faunl ir9cn0 melde Glnmnn-
ocrcr mlaidlieBe, nit 9lilsllabmc Der
nit crmiten gciIti9cu lu0 torperlldlen
WiGnNeIu sebufteten" ltno nur ne
ni0 bubin mirfc, Den groBen 3utrpnl
uon 9lu@l1n0ern eill3n01nnnen.
Sro6 Der 5lpin9elloen SeItiinnlllit'
gen oeS @eicbcs," 10 iagt Die Grfld'
rln0 mcitcr, lit Is biaber iugar ounn
ihpcirig qelueien. Ginpnnoerer jll
beportircn mcul oeiclben gelltge
oocr pbpiiid)e Gefcftc hattcn. IS 1T
5ur @eluubnbeit geluoroelL oaB
Srclmoc oOer pbilautropiIdbe @elell-
idoitcn fir oitSGcidloiienc Giuan-
bcrer interuenirten, lno bel lold)en
Scruiltnacn miro auf Die cigentlidle
SudlaAc III Dem bctreflenoen Sale
mcn0 Hiidiiht geltonnlen."
NGbrcno oes lebter tSiafaliabrca.
10 fiigt Die erflGrlinG bin5lL leicn
pon LO33,2l2 Gimwanoercrll mir
~ Ero5cnt int 8anjcll dllsgeldllol-
icn, mo Die 9lnjeid)en ipr1hcn oafilr
boB in 0icicm Sohre elm nod groBes
rer Fro5cntiub ingeloiicn perocn
milrOc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-06-02
Ncpnrtemcnt fiir Grsiebnn9.
Snrcau Der
Scb1roc ocr SdluisSunlnliiiarc,
Ode Wtaniiuu. uno SainGettes9iucuuc.

ga I | III I {. ,. Nullt 1913.
III Der ISeitlihcn 0odlibulc. lGtGnunbz Sir
uuO gnnDclic slucnmc, miro an somlitaa, hell
II. Snui 1918. llbr &prmil1p2 hcalHeno,
cine Rriiinna bon glppIifanten fir bic fnl9cn.
ocn SrCiilcl!cit QcbnlieH meroen:
WnrDlluo Stuul5 NurmCiidlnle SlHilnos
orctbl9 Suinnicli aus nein -0dnjel Sidni.
Ct Sobne Gollcge Glne %dlnni. MllaUe,
bonn ipCiicn 2eaalniip, Siitrlit
Gbnrrie onll sine &nfnni. Nndbc, nom
nriticn YCqiclutip Siiirlfi.
Uidrpuno sldcrbau Goueac sine %ufGni,
Nnnhe num perten YC9ic!ntip Siiirlit
glic Mioge Gullcge Bier &aidnicn. Nrd'
ben pber Widohen. cine fir icocn Hegtslnips
Siiirit.
Oiurnlano Sniiitut Sfho %ntnnicu. Nrii
ben oocr Niioehcn ic cine pom crilcn. ,iuciiel
oritten mo pierlen HcNi9lntln= Siiirii itir aal3
sen 0uro BON bier Subrell. sine tlir iret
Sabre pom crilcn .gcaielntip. SiiriLi. Gine iilr
cir Sabr Dom oritten Hc1islGtip SiiiriIi
&aibinatou GoHepc Eier &nllnien. Nra.
bcit Giiic pom brtllcn Yeai9Gtps Siitriit nllt
ircier aoil uuo Yoge llnterriCht ulo Shnls
hiidcr sc cine pom crlsll, oriltell nno ricrten
Ycnieiniip' Siiiriit init irclcm lnterrtbi mo
Sbuibilrhcr
Spbu ~. Mode,
Scfrctdr DER ScbuIsGonimIidrc.
(Suui2 3l7tbl
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ainocr ppn Strifern fortgcianbt.

Otilioro, Wioii, I. Suni. -
Oiehr ais hlul0crt 2illber mllr0en
)cutc bon 0en am Strite beiinollhcll
9Ingcltclltcn Der Graper.Maililtc so,
noh auOercn StoOtcn Ncionot, I'M Oo
in 6oniIicn llntcrfllnit ju finocn,
bis DER Strife crleoigt iit.9ie Eolijci
aIallbt oarin ell 3cidcn 81 icbcn ooij
ole Strifcr nidt nah5uaeben gcocn.
fen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-06-02

Gna alte &obinct blcibt I'M 9Imte. -
Ger Fnpit ieicrt beutc ieincn IS.
@eburtatn1. - 3ablloie Slid
miinihc ans alien Sbeilen Der
S&clt. - 9icuca bon bcn Suiirn-
qctteu. SScitcrc @ciedltc 5lui-
ihrn Nulgaren mo 8rc6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-06-02

~ 6ruu Marp Ot. Gmerp, Die
ySitnpr oea in Cincinnati. 8, perItor-
bencn lbuntoa Glnerp, but inter oelt
oltbcp0brtcn Ncaniten Der Sirnta
Sbonna Gmerp's Sona un0 Der Gmc-
rp Gulolc 50. ilbcr $500,000 5iit
EcrtDcIllung gcbrodlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-06-02
Grtranf bci'm 1Siidlen.
@ilfc9 Barre, va, +

@ilfc3borrG Fa., t. ,(unj.
eci'n 6iihen itiir5te geitern Der
l.iiGriGc @n. HobbinS i'll oen Sll3
nlcbarnn.9iipcr uno crtranf. glIa Der
anabc in ben Nellen perid)pono. lie
len icinc Spieifameroben 5ii 5ooe er.
idredt Onpon. 4ie Scidc lpnroe cine
Stlnoc ipGter aus Dem Waiier &C.
5ogen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28

IT, Gro contract v.a awarded 20 10
p. I..kiu. AIRED Thomas W jackson
4Hc cornerstone u8. laid ON April
ct. I'I' With tprroprat" D.rcwouiD.
I'D" building. which B.. t4e arr...
and W'. h.suf.I H tho static. q.
crs'r.,..d off ffrifad brick and
structural steel Do s .Ht l.et iour
and gu t.'f side o.. tlo ends Th.
auditorium ..gls0 feet ANA uUI
accommodate ...N .rur.a Tho u.r.
l.t ..r.i.. .sa fI stalls which aro a..
rented au1 OBJ dolly mark.. . UeI.
It'-r ar' .t s....a .rOrfrr Ir.....
Vh'-' .srr'U ,au sob from wagons.
Ir addition fo tro auditorium. fhe
rD.orU Goo. contains office room.
r.up.s. bF t.o board o. trade. Uu..
iT". Mons association. E..| Caro-.
g"-a. rr7o-.af.1n uud tne Municipal
Improvement l.tr.. n.r room
Aiwo.. aH iar.e an tho auditorium u.
soy f ur'd as a roller skating rrL
The building was rrrt,lIl. com
I.ef'1 iu January ~ his ltrr Win
enihIFI1afic exercises. 10 vaa ..I.
cated Friday evening. May .. Is1.
Tho coca ion was open f, fhe public
sut the auditorium vas crowded
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28

storage building az corner O, Thirty.
eighth and Eon streets. John Kloss.
owner. A. G. Fisher G Son. contract
ors. Cost. 1854.
Fourstory brick factory. corner Al.
leys ID and II. between Thirty-nlnth
and Fortieth streets. Bloch Bros. To
bacco Company. owners. L. G. Hal
lock. contractor. Cost. $4,000.
Four-story brick building 3Sxl47 feet
and 90 feet high. an addition TO North
wheeling hospital North Wheeling
Hospital Association. owners. j.. K.
Butts and J. ". Beltz. contractors
Cost. $4,000.
Three story concrete and brick ad-
dition TO factory. corner West and
Fourth streets. between Third and
Fourth streets. J. l. Stifel Sons.
owners. e. ID. Keyser. contractor.
Cost $4,000.
Two story brick residence on Chap
line street. between TWenty-first and
Tventy-second streets. Fred Vieweg.
owner. J. Il. Butts and J. ". Deltz.
contractors. Cost $4,000
Brick addition and alterations on
west side OF Chapline street. between
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
streets. G.. L. ViewcE. owner. J W.
Belt Sons Company. contractors. Cost
S6.3c5
Three story brick Flats" on west
side OF EoE street. between Twenty
second and Twenty-third streets. ,.
u. and \. l.. klievcs. owners. h
hlioves. contractor. cost $1,000.
Six story concrete. iron. brick and
wood structure Tor City hospital. llsx
lSG feet and niuety-siX feet high on
east side OF Eon street. +. r. Bear.
applicant James l.. Stuart q. Com
pany. contractors. Cost S256. 600.
Brick. wood. concrete and iron alter
ations and general repairs on east
side u Main street. between Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth streets Pal.
ace Furniture Company. owners 4.
Il. lmhon. contractor. Cost Sl2.5OO
One story brick ami iron building 20
be used for pattern shop on the PENN.
sula. Wheeling Mold q Foundry Com.
pany. owner. Northumberland
Company. OF Pittsburgs. contractors
Cost $4,000
one story brick ana tito theatre and
picture house on west side of EoR
street. between Th.rTvthird and Thir.
ty-Alh streets. Southern States Tho
stre Corporation. owners. Cos.
SIS 900
Six story brick and concrete store
room building on west side Of Main
street. between Tenth street and Al
lev 3. =. l.. Hawley. owner ! 7,
llawley. contractor. Cost So O0O
one story brick. iron. concrete and
wood building for electric crane on
west side o. Main street. between
Twentieth aud Tweuty-frst streets
Centre Foundry q Machine Company.
owners. 81. l.. SeaLrient, contractor.
Cost $1,000.
Two story brick and tile addition
20 factory on wcs- side ~ Jacob street
between Nineteenth street and creek.
Haze'-htlae Glass Company. owners
II. "a. Fair. contractor Cost $40 600
Three story brick apartment house
4ix1s feet ON cast SID" OF Vain street
between Sixth ami seventh streets
tcont4nued on Ns<t PsreD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28
Tremendous Amount of Building Operations In
Recent Years Is Barometer of City's Growf

Can company. owners. J. r. Bats,
contractor. Cost $4,000.
Three story brick building 36xloO
feet and IS feet high. on north side OF
Fifteenth street. between Eofi and ia
cob streets. Oliver McCann. owner. T..
J. Gilligan and h. W. Fair, contrac-
tors. Cost $4,000.
Three-story brick club house on east
Side OF Wood street between Forty
fourth and Forty-fifth streets. Polish
club, owners. j. l.. Geisey company.
contractors. Cost S2O.OOO.
TWostory brick residence on west
side OF Main street between Ninth and
Tenth streets. Mrs. Rose Welty. own
or. J. ". Beltz * Sons. contractors.
Cost So. 200.
Three-story brick. 2sx2s feet an d52
feet high building. an addition 70 court
house on Fifteenth street between
Chapline and Eon streets. Ohio coun-
", owners. J. ". Beltz Sons COMPANY.
contractors. Cost S34.592.
IwostOry brick building TO be used
as storage house at No. Alps Water
street. kaltbitzer & Company. own
err. J. r Butts & Sons. contractors.
Cost s. 900
Concrete. iron and brick power sta
ton on Water street between Forty
second and Forty third streets. Wheel
ing Electrical company. owners Riy-
tFslue bridge company and New Eng
land company, Contractor. Cost 500.
Six-story iron and tile building. COX.
Il. and - feet high. alterations FOR
Office rooms, corner Market and
Twelfth street German bank com
pany, owners J. W. Beltz A Nesbitt
contractors. Cost Sl25.OuO
Iwo-story brick parish rectory on
t1rst and Main street Bishop bona
nue.. owner. Hamilton and Murphy.
contractors. Cost $4,000
one story brick and tile picture show
house on sixteenth street between
Market and Chapline streets. Charles
'opp. agentoVnsr. Klieves Lumber
company. contractors. Cost. $4,000
Three story brick and iron chemical
engine house on Eleventh street. b..
tween Market and Eleventh streets
city. OF Wheeling. owners. Mcdonald
a'rothers. contractors Cost. 81. 900.
IWo-story brick and iron addition
on east side of Main street between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets M.
uonal Exchange Bank. owners. Per.
Ems q Jackson. contractors. COST.
$4,000
Twostory brick and iron Marks,
House Auditorium for market and aud.
@.'s tisNA ArtN. MdTFrf Auditorium
building Company. owners. Perkins .,
Jackson. contractors Cost. $4,000.
One-story wood building. fGlx2JJ
feet. on Wood street. between Twenty.
NTH and Twcnty-seveuth streets. 20 Dr
used for religious meetings. Wheel
ing Eyanselistic Association. owners.
Cost. $1,000
S'ven-story concrete warehouse on
Vest side of Main street. between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets. w.
4. Wilson * Sons. uwuers =. II.
Bear, contractor. cost. $4,000
Year Of 1912.
Iron building for yard crane on Pen
ius1ia- Wheeling Mold d Foundry
company, owners. Northumberland
Company. contractors. Cost. SIl GOO.
Two-story brick ten-roomsd resi-.
dence on east side Of Main street. be.
tween second and Third streets. Az
gust Miller. owner. T. X. Butte. con
tractor. cost. $500.
Three-story brick garage. stable and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28

thr.utH1ut a. evening Addresses
0rrn delivered hy Mayor I D.. Nir..
Juila Frauk W NcsbItt. Harry -
CorD.rlu 70 W Paterson. H a. Or.
ucn vs. p Stone and George W. Lutt
d. O.. irauzhcim presided as chair.
man.
Since fs completion. many ro.abi,
't,rN Ir.r been held 600 tlo sna.
'.urs auditorium DO ie an admir-.
au.' place for conventions. and
amu.. tIn bodies which fave been
entertained tH &c. arc Weat yircna
Hardware Dealer. Af-ociation. V.ttr
nIrrn U.str... Council ~ Meta
TRADES |riora. and MANY political
convention. Ihr Tlro Tood Exp,
i'on .. .he Grrcr~s' association an
Goo Ir.-ate Poultry shov vcro he.t
.a
IHH ra.a military BAIL tho pria
opal social feature ~ the sent cen.
t'ru.aI celebration aud perhara tft
frraf,.t social event ever hold 10
... ....c occurred Iu Che auditorium
and during tho recent state couvru
aoa "t E'ka iu thIr city. = src'si ses
tcenuer.a - s.s, r~s.l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28

One OF the most reliable signs OF a
great city's advancement along indus
trial. commercial and financial lines.
determinable from the barometer OF
progress is the activity OF It's citizens
IN constructing new buildings and the
constant Improvement and euIarEing
or old ones. In this respect. the city
or Wheeling has made remarkable
progress during the past four years.
as facts and figures furnished by
Building Inspector J. J. Fahey con.
clusiyely show. The spirit OF improy-~
ment and building las not only pre-
dominated in the city proper during
the course OF the four years but II
has spread 10 all the surrounding
suburbs where thousands N not mil
lions, have been invested IN handsome
and Imposing structures.
In no city in the United States has
building activity been more promi-
nent than in the metropolis OF the
state OF West Virginia While the
trend In building circles has been 10
erect structures with all the speed
possible during the four years the
beauty and strength OF the buildings
were not sacrificed for the urgent
need OF service. Those who have
built have used the best material pos
sible rs we'll as the most expensive
as the permits show that practically
AL OF the larger buildings were con
structed OF brick. concrete. cement
and iron. wood being used only where
II was absolutely necessary. The ma
Jority Of the structures have been
made as nearly fireprOof az q is pos
sible 10 get them IN tho present are.
safety being tho principal object with
tho builders
During the four years. big business
houses ranging from one story 20 ten.
have sprung up on spots formerly oc-
cupied by small frame buildings.
Throughout the city the building &C
tivity "a noticeable on the South
side many imposing structures have
been erected. including apartment
houses. factories. bakeries. club build
ings. warehouses and tne residence
while IN the central part OF town sew
eral big business houses. garages.
flats. hank buildings and public edi-
fees have been constructed Add
tions. both large AMI small as well ae
costly and inexpensive. have been
made 20 buildings throughout the cit
and there is NOT contractor here
but who has been o.sy during the
entire four years.
Many Permits Issued.
4 slight idea O, the proportions
which the building boom has reached
during the past four years may De got.
ten our 90 figures furnished uv Build
ing Inspecro- d. J F1tey. During tsa
four year OF h'. office. Mr. Tahey mas
issued ius' $500 permits FOR new build.
inEs and additions and alterations 20
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The new Marke: Auditorium has
Won fer Wheeling the distinction OF
tsvnS ih" Iarle-t and most beautiful
hIilCiu- n West Nirl.uia Not Only
IS 90 tho largest and most bcautirul
IN t.c state but lt i- considered trc
E1eat OF is kind N.thlu radius a..
several hundred miles OF MhDeilnr.
anu ranks among The finest a. the
country
Erected o. The peoul. and for tue
people. the building D. the pride oI
She citizens OF Wheeling Visitors ff
fac city arc loud in tleir praise o.
its architectural beauty and 30 is the
object ~ favorable comment from az
sides
The construction Of an auditorium
Wat tl.t frFen up o. the Foard of
TO- DO .. Che suggestion OF Proeiueuf
George VI. LutZ The subject was TO-
t'rrrl Co a committee with President
Llz as chairman and Secretary 20
Is NayIUr 1a secretary 20. m4uI
gears the ola market house on NJr
N.t street. between Tenth end tI"t-
sr'l streets had been considered On
.Fr..O." tu tho town s au.rostIur
DBL NJ LUZ tLa' two ends could b,
'ttD- 0y pho erection OF nov mar
Bop house With ra..ous Auditorium
Nu 'N' site OF DO. Hit market wa.
... H.'I D.. 'l' ....f..t't"
An ordinance .r. framed Tray...
''t Tor no. fofU..I.I OF a COMPANY
H.... .n... l'as' '.. 80. lruu 'HI
.'F ono nominal rental and o..
'." h1.dIrs no al appropriate .o.t .
Nr-.l .s 1913 After frv ..e..
-t r w. b N. .H'F S. D. ...r
... Secretary Eayi.r f..k t.. I,.I
.n nr. amour .rE .u
Won" secure. from ..
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to'n'is'.a %. s's' r-F>S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28
BUILDING PERMITS

The building permits Issued by
the city building Inspector reflect
the steady growth OF the city. The
n9uree for the last three years on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28
Scores of Substantial
Buildings Constructed

Sermlts Taken Out For over Three
Million Dollars In Building In
Last Three Years
CITY HOSPITAL rs AMONG
FINEST IN THE COUNTRY.
Many Apartments, Residences, Fac
tories and Churches Erected
Market Auditorium Completed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28
Many Fine Buildings
in Wheeling

The following is list of buildings for the constr,ic-
ton or which permits have been issued during the past
four years, including only those calling for valuations
of $50 600 or over: