davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington herald., 1913-10-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

So 7s 1t Is-cARRoLL. Jas TO c;arsns q
Kilby SIC 81
n5s Mass mel
So s@5 Ii Is blk Linvocd Hts-GLENNAN. Jp5
w 70 tr TO Louise 4 Fannie Shanlsy 80 n
C5ad st bet d & Dayton SITS ael
sq q IL loI-GARNER, Rica'd " ct VI cornsiit
TO Z Baker Evans $40 q
So l2s 1t f3-HARDY, Henry G ct W MinerTi
to Harold Mcdowell SO q
81 G aIs 81 i. ios blk 5 Inslsaids-LAYoocK. H.ns
G TO Harriet S. Hsistsrna1n so
sq 81 Ii s-LEsTER, W q Nj coIb.rs tn
to Geo F Watts ct W Ada Nso u
"a 90 K IS vim. Pk-MARpEN. Clara A Ct viz
Edwin to W b Moursnd s5i covenants II
IS Of Newton st, W Of 18th mel
So IaB Il Ia-McDOwELL. Harold 70 Hsnry
G and Minerva Hardy ioint tenants I'D q
sa @ aes Its and Il blk Is sq S5l Il -. blk q
% e99s Its %, 81. s. and q 70 6 BLK II Busht-
wood PIX 81 lsi2 II 5 Cathedral Highlands-
McALEER. Edw ct W Margaret = to Ffans
tKennedy i st bet ah and sth nv 51 sh nv 8
Of Kennedy st E Of 9Th nv. Fulton i bet sth
sc oT soss III n Is hi Sik and a za II a Blk Z Adds
to Rock Of Dunbartoo- -oEHMANN J Bsnf5
ct ux Myrtle W 10 Conn Ave HIGHLANDS On
SsE5 trs sl1.sB.z u
tsoth bet ordway st & Porter st n.l
sq ms II Is Blk ~ Pstworth addn-PARr1Lo.
Dwight ct TX AuClstA z to Alnont Barn.
so tr S.TsO. .
Is Of Allison st. E Of sth st nvl
Inrieside II Il Chaplin Browns srb-RUST, Dard
MIR ct W Elsie NJ 10 Arthur o Moses SO
so 1ss II Is blk and 50 0ss II n bk Adam
to Rock Of Duubarton-STEACY. yno W e ux
Anna G TO Henry 0ehmam so a
isUh bet 0rdway st and Porter st nvi -
So ec6 II lst Addn to Wash HighlandS-TAY-
; LOR. Chas G to Leroy ID. Brand0n SO core
naDts
tsv Of Giesboro I'd near wilmington P1 81
sq eos Il 8 1st Addn TO Wash'n HghlEnd-Sans
TO Jas + Siriouis so covenants q
tsw q Giesboro I'd near Wilmington Pl sci
So os7 is 8 70 .. g and s. Trinidad-WALDEN,
Ines 10 Emma Noud so 4
ls of Neal st. Y Of Trinidad ave mel
So R17 II 3 blk In Cty-wBsF Eds W q
ux Fannie to Jno Buuell so q
Central HSe bet Cap ave and Gailaudet st ne)
sqsS5 u u--wILsoN. Nelson aud ChAs L Fer
isrt To Thos W stabblcasld $40 trust 500 q
81 sss u e rnd north II Il a 4 sq ~ IT Il s.
ZFPP. AIhert Stanley to- Thomas W. stuhbas
.feti SO
ii-si s'h Z, sui isu 9Th nrl
The Washington herald., 1913-10-28
WALL STREET GOSSIP

Reporters ssy the Steel report will
show $40,0c0,ooo and possibly more for
the quarter. At this rate they earn
the dividends for two years this year.
Business III copper metal continues
practically at standstill, consumer;
both here and abroad being disposed to
hold of for further developments Ac-
companying the improvement in the mar
ket for standard warrants at London
some inquiries for electrolytic copper de-
veloped. but SO far as known these in
quiries have not resulted in actual busi,
ness; the tone Of the market. however,
holds firm. with first hands both here
and in Europe quoting at i6 rs cents
Reduction of the German bank rate
resulted in sharp advance OF CANADIAN
Pacific.
Buyers OF Steel. r. II. Bissen. Lon
dons Auchincloss. Sellers. Content Hor-
ton. room traders. Room traders were
heavy sellers of Steel at the opening.
They bought later.
Childs-Market is quiet. but shows good
undertone. Traders put out few stocks
which have been well taken. Market
looks good.
Trippe-rhe speculative crowd that
covered up and went long East week ap-
parentiy did nothing at the opening. pre-
The Washington herald., 1913-10-28
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE

Regular call-l2 O'Clock noon
Potomac cons. &. s.oco at Bs; s.oo at ssli;
1900 st s9k.
Washington Gas 6 At 81.
Federal National Bank. at is.
National Bank q Washington. 10 at go,
United States Triist. At 10; at l3; 70 at 10;
at 10; at -.
Continental Trust. 10 at ilsi4.
After can.
Washington Gas s. 800 at lOs; 800 at los.
United States Trust. 10 at -
Washington Gas. 10 At M; 70 at siis; at sss;
5 at siii; 10 at Ais.
Lanston. Z at 81.
Potomac cons. S. $500 at rs; $500 at ss;
w..sinsiop, Gas. 10 at ss; at sss; $ a, sni;
s at Hh
Cspital Traction S.. SGos At lGS-
Washington Railway 4 Electric CON-. Is at ~;
10 at s
Washington Railway a Electric psd.. s at sai.
Capital Traction. n at us; 3 at rs.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-28
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, Oct g.-MILLFEED-struug; fair
demand. Spring bran. in loo-pound SACKS, 3.5o;
standard middling. 80; Western red dog. 0.so;
winter wheat, in loepOurd sacks. 10 arriVe, 60;
city bran in bulk = Argentine bran. to arrive =.
RYE FLOUR-steady; business Is. inactive Good
TO choice, at 575a4lo in barrels.
CoRNMEAL-Steady: trsde.s dull. kiln-dried.
for export $50; coar-e meal. in has, t9alS
BUCKwHEAT FLouR-pull. with prices firm.
as supplies small Chcicr quoted at 2soAS.0
per 100 pounds.
HAY-Receipts, COS tons; fat; business IS liEht.
Quotations: No. timothy, l05~l.n; standard. LOO
al. 0sts; No. 9. e5Ss7A; No. 5. $3.50
STRAW-Receipts. 10 toOs; stoadyi trade Is dull
Long rye quoted at 6ai.m
PORK-Iresnlar; inactive dealings. Mes. S5oa
eLo0: family. sSOeag7.Oo; clear. f.7sasl.W
BEEF-steady: operations moderate. Packet,
ls0oa3O.0o; family. 9.Ooae2oo.
LARD-Firmer; moderate transactions. Prime
Western lI0: refined Continent, u-55: South
American. 1910; refined Brazilian. in kegs. l2lo;
beef stesrine ssAs& cents asked; lard searine mac
tive; New York, L cents
The Washington herald., 1913-10-28
BALTIMORE WHOLESALE MARKET

GREEN FRUITS AND yEGETABLEs-Appies,
nearby per bhl. loose. lsoa29o: do. fair to good
IoosI 3; do. small 7sai.co: do. Western Maryland
and Pennsylvania. packed. 2ooa5so; do. New YORK.
assorted. 25oa4D; beets. native PEI. bunch. 2A3
beans. Norfolk PER is-bbl bas.. Iooala5: cabbage.
New York State, per ton, Danish 2f.o0a260o; do.
Gnniesic lsoM2.oo: cauiihcwer, New York, per
bbl,, 3eoA38; eeiery,. New York. per crate
9 5a3se; corn. native per doz. saio; Gran
berriees Cape Cod. per bhi. s7sa65e; cac,imbers,
Flerida per basket 2coa25,; esgriant. Florida. per
crate 2se; grapes. Concord. per Slb basket l5a
l6; do. Niagara. I7ais; do. Delaware. i5a1s; d.
Salem. Halls; do. Catawba. lsale: grapefruit
Florida, per box 301at5o; lettuce native per bus.
box soa75 do..s riorfolk per Abbl. basket, 75aIoo
lima beans. nztiye. per b.. hufled, Tikas; do. in
hun, per Srbus. bas, 5oaeo; cuSumbefs. Western
Maryland aud Pennsylvania. yellow per bus soai %;
DO. NeN York yellow. per bas.. soal.eo; d.. New
York and Western. per sack. ls5a2oo: oranges.
Florida. per box. to sise. sooz25os pears. New
York Bartlett per bbL, No. l. a5oa35o: do. Seckci.
per bh l1oas 60; do. per bbf. other varieties 15oz
800; do. Kiefer. rer bss, Maryland and yirsinia.
Slz55: do. psT obi. isrSy zzzoe: do. per kbl..
The Washington herald., 1913-10-28
NEW INTERESTS CONTROL ROAD.
Phelps. Dodge 4 Co. to Dominate
Rock Island.

New York. Oct. s7.-Phelps. Dodge &
Co. interests hereafter are TO dominate
the Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific
Railway Company.
Another representative of that firm
will be placed on the directorate and, il
is understood. that Arthur Custiss
James, vice president Of Phelps, Dodge
& Co.. and already a director of the
Rock Island. probably will succeed
Judge William H. Moore as chairman Of
the executive committee
Changes to be made, however. do not
mean retirement from the Rock Island
by the Reid-Morgan interests. which
heretofore have directed the manage
ment OF the property. The statement
is made on high authority that Daniel
G. Reid and Judge Moore will continue
to be identified with the road.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-28
COLONEL IS FIFTY-FIvE.
Celebrates Birth Anniversary with
speech in Brazilian City.

Sac Paulo. Brazil. Oct H.-Col Theo-
dore Roosevelt and party arrived here
today from Rio Janeiro. The colonel
was fifty-five years old today and cele-
brated the event by visiting the principal
points of interest in this beautiful old
city. which was founded in 1854
The keynote Of Col. Roosevelt's ad-
dress before a distinguished audience
here tonight revolved on the point that
the future of the various countries in
both North and South America depends
largely on the character of the nation
as a whole, which is in turn, fostered
by and bound up in the character OF the
individuals composing the nation.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-28
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, Oct a.-Money on czil opened at
per cent: high. per cent; low. ~ per cent? re
newAls per cent; elise. 3A per cent; ruling nate
per cent.
Time money shows . tendency to ease on. Rates
are sisasz per cent for sixty days. 4AaS per ccnt
for ninety days and -four. hse and six mcnths
Brokers Offering prime peper find . market for It.
Of the narrouness Of the market. The rate for
the former remains at sk per cent ss .. vita few
trades at per cent
London discounts ~ per cent OF La Paris dis
counts, ~ par cent. unchanged: Berlin discounts.
a. per cent Unchanged
The Washington herald., 1913-10-28
Pullman Porter. want More Tips.

Chicago. Oct 27.-Arrangements were
made today for serving notice on tho
travelling public that unless there is more
generosity shown In the tipping OF Pull
man porters. passengers viii WELD the
whiskbroom and lug grips without as
sistanee. At the same time the Pullman
Company will be asked to increase the
porters' wages r. W. Bell. secretary ot
the newly formed Union OF Porters. said
the men received $3.50 a month from the
company and were expected to make the
rest OF their living expenses OF tips.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-28
OUTSIDE SECURITY NOTES.

New York, Oct a.-The trading on the outside
securities market today again was quiet and prices
were only about steady. Interest again was scat
tered throughout very narrow list The specizltes
were quiet and barely steady.
The Tobacco shares receded fracticnally from the
previous final prices. The Standard on shArcs were
also quiet. but prices were stesdier.
The metal shares were again neglected. but prices
Nern In the min steady.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-28
PREVENT JEWISH MASSACRE.
Russian Police Drive Soldiers from
Ghetto, killing Two. 4

st. Petersburg. Oct. IA crowd Of
drink-infiamed soldiers. excited by ac-
counts of the ritual murder trial Of
Mendel Belliss, attacked the Ghetto at
Lodz today with the evident intention Of
committing pogrom-
Armed police drove or the troops,
preventing a massacre. In the fighting
two soldiers were killed and fifteen in
jured. Forty arrests were made.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-28
Spanish Leader Mohhed.

Madrid. Oct. ga dangerous political
situation, and one which threatens to
precipitate widespread disorder. existed
throughout Spain today as a result of
the political conditions following the
downfall of the Romanones ministry.
Senior Maura. leader OF the Conserva-
tives. was mobbed after. leaving the
palace. and left the city by automobile
The Washington herald., 1913-10-28
Russia want. New Treaty.

ST. Petersburg. Oct. 27.-Recommenda-
ton that the Russian government take
steps at once to arrange a new CONNER
cial treaty with the United States, to
take the place Of treaty of 1905. which
expired on January last, was made to-
day by government committee which
has been inquiring into the effect Of the
new American tariff law on Russian
goods.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-28
miIItnut. Burn $50, 900 RcsIdencc.

London. Oct. H.-MilItaDt suffragists
today wreaked their vengeance upon
Home Secretary Reginald McKenna by
burning the residence of his brother. T.
McKenna. at Borden. The mansion.
known as Mil House. which was unten-
anted, was completely destroyed, with
the damage estimated at 10000
The Washington herald., 1913-10-28
SHE PAYS $4,000 DUTY.

Mrs. tolIIs j.. HUntIngtOn Had
Cheek Ready for Customs Men.
New York. Oct. 27.-"My foreign pur-
chases amount to $4,000 and here Is my
check for $4,000 duty. IL you find my
figures are correct"
So said Mrs. Coils P. Huntington to
customs officials today when she arrived
on the liner George Washington
IF all passengers were like Mrs.
Huntington" said one inspector. there
would be no need for US"
The declaration Of $4,000 is the record
for the year.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-28

Ianeous companies. as well as those OF
cities, States. and counties in the United
States and the government debt totals
sSl, 1859. The totaf of bonds OF every
class outstanding upon which this inter-
est is payable is ss.7s9, ,S10.34o.
The following table gives the interest
and dividend disbursements for Noyem-
Der. 1913. in detail. showing the capitai-
ization on which the various payments
are made:
The Washington herald., 1913-10-28
BONDS sold lover the counter..

Philadelphia, Oct. z7.-For the fifth time
the city OF Philadelphia held an over
.the-counter', sale Of municipaf bonds.
and before the day was over the entire
issas os S.so0.eoo fsd been s,ihscrihrt.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-28

|. Disbursements thus far for 1918 aggre-
gate s1.5SS.OO ZOO. made up as follows:
November. Sis. 900 900: October. Sl6o, ,oOO, goo:
September, $l14.o00Ooo; August, $500, 600;
July, s266, 100000; June, SO, May,
slls. 600 900; April, SILL 10000; March. Sii3,-
OOoO0O; February. sS6.Oo00oO January,
S24S, 900. .O0O
And without exemptions Uncle Sam
would cash in $1,000 900 on income tax in
New York on Saturday or soon there
after
The Washington herald., 1913-10-28

Grand total. 2SS, los sl-ifi2Iea
Dividends which will exceed the mil
hon-dollar market are as follows:
INDUSTRIAL.
Companies Rate. Cap. stock Dividend
Pullman Co............Sa0o $l200o00Oo s2.4ooo0o
AmAlgamated COppes-.. L0 l5yS7so @sSosSHs
RAILROADS
PenrsyIvnia ..........-.lsI Ss65.SS@ $.SsM
Northern Pacffc.. S4s0o00o l3oom
Great Northern pfd.....Iz% se,ssoTD 3l6Hs&
Heading .................2 z D.0oo0 Lgo.oo
The Washington herald., 1913-10-28
COTTON STATISTICS.

Furnished by N. L. Carpenter & Co.
New York, October 2.
Last leGsr
Today. year Today. day.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-28
Disbursements.

Total dividend and Interest dlsburse-
ments for November, 1913. are estimated
by Dow, Jones & Co. at SIS 100000 as
compared with s114.0Oo.Ooo last year
Up 70 the present time dividends de-
clared payable next month by New York
city hanks and trust companies and the
various corporations OF the United States
Aggregate s4S,5S5, SIS, based on a total
capitalization of s2,50s s7S,Tes
Interfst payable in November on the
bonds of railroad. Industrial. and mlsceI-
The Washington herald., 1913-10-28

Trippe-rhe speculative crowd that
covered up and went long East week ap-
parently did nothing at the opening. pre-
The Washington herald., 1913-10-28

Reduction of the German bank rate
resulted in sharp advance OF CANADIAN
Pacific.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-27
WHITE PLAGUE
DAY 0BSER WE'D
DAY HAS BEEN PROCLAIMED
FOR DISCUSSION OF
TUBERCULOSIS
Ministers Particularly Asked TO DIS
cuss Disease and It's Ravaues-
Data and information Furnished

The Ohio Society FOR the Proven
lion OF Tuberculosis and the stare
board az health VIII request the min
listers az ohio 20 observe SUNDAY.
December e. as the fourth nation al
tuberculosis day u is also likely
that he antI-iuberyulo-l- leagues IN
The various cities WILL n the same
time request schools. fraternsI organ
lauous. labor unions and other or
ranizotionS for some observance OF
the occasion
The state division of tuberculosls
has arranged 90 furnish any minister
with an outline which Will contain
tile chief facts relative TO the extern
81 the disease and m. best methods
ot prevention. Those outlines can ba
Used for the basis OF sermons ana
Lectures upon the need OF cooperation
ot church members in Ia" national
c'u-at" TO stamp out this dread 80.
-case
While FOR convenience sake. DE-.
c"lhcr :. has been deal -nated a.
Tuberculosis Day. tho anti.tubarcuio.
ssh. OF driza'Ionr are urging that inc
subject of tuberculosis bo presented
on '.a' day or on any other Gay dur
ing fhe week before or the week 90.
lowing December 9Th that may o..
convenient
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-27
MASONS LOCAL
HOSTLERIES
DELEGATES FROM ALL PARTS OF
STATE HERE Fok FALL
REUNION.
Many Arrived YesterdAy-Hotsls Pre-.
pare for large Crowds This week
Arrivals OF Interest

Masons from all parts Of the state
AZ" arriving In the city 70 attend he
a. nuaI fan reunion OF Scottish Rite
bodies. which Will be held this week
~, ~, an ~ TINS morning in the Scottish
Kite cathedral. Many arrived yesterday
anu are stationed at the local hotels
ANTICIPATING large crowds throug out
" wees proprietors OF the local hostel
fles have made arrangements FOR taeir
entertainment
Among the West Virriuiaus registered
~" IN s ne. MS potels yesterday Were
Mrl.urc "a. a. IInze. Clarksburs. W.
~! man Su'thneld. %. u. Niuger.
A. Si'wars. u. +. Morgan. Pine
GS. rS,,'' " r. Roland. Cation. Adam
k.us. \. g. Runord. WeI,H. %. r. Part
tin~ville: john -. whitney %ew Mar
.'rs }, ". SIN a.. ANNA NJ, r. Toi
am ". l.. Talbot Weston. J. a ban
Do. nspeS,rs,. Pine Grove. j.. X krsmrr q
Nlil,Nan. ThorIn"nd, g. g. .P-iehlrf
iI 'art-L. rs. *. Bail. 49, o.. Cook
- Aiou' VI g.. MrGircu. I'ark,r-nurs. e.
j.. L. Wiieyy.l'. g. l.. BamlricF. J
~ VI Fsnz'e. James Luke. p. D. Beau
e."k. \cw Cumberland
Stamm-G. Il. Nc\ee'v. Miss g. NJ.
NNe"ly. Mannington- o. D. Martin. e. VI
fio'nhrpoe. Sedt" N"iau. Sew Martins
Ii.c. %. ". Russell. a. ester. ~ - Bush
rk'fshHrc V. l.. Riggs. Spring Run
Nv, mes 3, L- 90 h22,Td.n. ,airmoat " y
'f-. !. =. Fovd. Flirmaut
'--Frd Central - William Io.erlc}.
iarN sburE NJ. b.. clovis BiackNiIe rs
'~r fa'rmpnt. j. Walter Duncan
E-unsaiss r. NrcAdarus. Magnolia. !
it"shoW. Grafton D. W. Reaty. Manning
w. Ut 1'es.rL.'n. Grafton Roy r Hack
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-27

a plea ~ not guilty entered. II is
said that the plainti1 had received Sc
we're injuries when working az his
post in Marshall county
In the case Of J J. Leinahan VS.. The
Aetna Construction COMPANY. argu-
ments on the demurrers were heard
and several overruled The suit Is
a damage suit on a bond.
In the case OF the United States vs.
zee Gee You. a Chinaman. the matter
Of derorting him was taken ND and
dismissed by Judge Dayton. ending
the case
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-27
About People
Movements OF individuals to and
Sror' tho City.


H. B Work. superintendent OF
schools was called yesterday morn.
ing io Miller station. Ohio. on account
OF The death 81 mis- mother
Mrs. John McCoach. OF Huntington.
and Mrs.. &. q. Chase. Of Covington.
Ky. are guests OF AIRS. Nelson Cecil
~ Cecil Place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Hamilton reach
cd Wheeling Saturday evening from
New York. following their arrival
from Roumania. Mr.. Hamilton has
been located there FOR three years
holding a re pOnsibl~ position with
'hc Standard OIL co. They VIII spend
te" weeks with AFR Hamilton :
mother. Mrs. Mary G.. Hamilton. az
Woodlawu.
DIR. and Mr. Bates McLain are the
proud parents Of son.
Mrs George Sturgiss. of Morgan.
town. who attended the convention
here has returned 20 her home
Miss Eliza beth List. az Washington.
u. C.. IS Tie guest of Mrs Henry "
Russell. ir.
Mrs. Hugh Carr. o. Tairmont. IS the
guest OF her parents. NJ and Mrs
John l.. Kirkland.
Mss sara Elizabeth stamp. Of the
Island Will spend a few days in Edg-
wood
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Helm. Of the
island have returned from New York
City
Miss Rose Schwinn leaves in the
morning Tor Lansing. Michigan 20 visit
her sister Mrs \ X Todd.
Miss Fila kaduor. of Sistersv.lle. IS
90 the city for few days.
Mrs Stevenson. OF bee East End has
returned from Sardis.
Miss Margaret Schwinn will visit
friends in Pittsburgh for "a few weeks.
illss Loretta Fyun. OF Toledo. pass
Oh through Wheeling yesterday en-
route 10 Pittsburgh
Ip" Narti ot Wcusburgh. was n
Oh" city yesterday
Robert Barry spent Saturday and
sunday iu N"Si Alexander.
Miss Evelyn Conrad was iu Stouben-
vile loiay
Miss Alma Raclman wa. iu the city
Tor visit Saturday and sunday
Herbert Spencer. OF ~isfersvil'e.
Was boo fl. City yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Neck. OF the
island spent Yesterday boz bethany
Miss stella H0-i0- OF sac North End
'sr 90 slight cold
Arthur Cline af Marietta. was here
Cd spend SUNDAY
Gcor-c Snyder. OF weusburg. yis-
rcd ir fh.- ci'y sunday
Ar- b. D. toAUauu and son Harry
Of Seventh Street. NarW OOl gpau.
Ne.f.r.a. w.f. NIse Edaa Bins.I.
ou Fourteenth street
81 D. CLOVIS. Who d.. -er,Iu- as o.
juror .r 't. Federal Court row iu sos.
sion u 'h.- rify arrived H-f nirIf
from IlarkviIc. after spending sun
lH. Hf lie home
james Luke. uf N,w Cumberland.
D.. 100 f.. cts attoutiEr tue tail DO.
uuDu OF SCOTTISH ave bodies of West
NIrr.lls
NI Sarah pslrr. 90 Rfauuue.
It. VISITING af 'lr home az Iafl-.
otto Gaiuor. Of Nor'u Wabash -frr.-
oliver tFrr.ck. oft tadil. o.. was 90
visitor poi Nn'.Iiuf Saturday rc
won't from here 'n GAINESVILLE to N..I.
f.>rrI.
caps q Harvey fpi-Hfuu Il. Ie.
fHfu"H FROM H several months tI.
90. 'f.r H. several down river porn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-27
FALL REUNION OF SCOTTISH
RITE MAS0NS OPENS TODAY
ALL DEGREES FROM FOURTH Tc
THIRTY SECOND TO BE
CONFERRED.
Interesting Program Has Been Out
lined For The Week. Closing
With b. Banquet.

The Scottish Kite Masons OF the
Valley OF Wheeling. Orient Of West
virginia. Will hold their fall reunion
az the Scottish Rite "a -hedral. corner
Byron and Fourteenth streets. com
mencing this morning and continuing
until Thursday evening. when the SEES
sion viii be closed with a banquet
All the degrees OF the Rite from the
Fourth to the Thirty will be-
conferred az this reunion. morning.
afternoon and evening sessi ous be ug
held each day. Lunch viii be served
at noon and also at 6 o'clock each day
for the candidates and mcL.bers o:
the Rite. About seveniy-uve can1i-
dates Will start taking the degrees
Monday morning and this number will
De- added each succeeding day
special feature OF this reunion
will be- the comforting OF the nine
t'euth degree Tuesday evening by
the scottish Rite guards This Is
the first time this degree has eve-
been conferred IN full form In this
city. An additional feature OF great
interest 10 all Nasous IN this vicinity
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-27
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
Wheeling. W Va. Sept 9. 1913
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
MHOM d wv CONCERN

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
Notice is hereby given that the
firm OF iorkheimer Bros. heretofore
composed O Louis Horkheimer. Julius
HOrkhe.mer and Ellwood ID. Hork
heimer. has this DAY been dissolved
by mutual agreement. the said Ell
wood ID Horkheimer retiring \ new
firm aud partnership composed OF
Louis Horkheimer and julius lIork
heimer has this day been formed. who
have succeeded 10 all tho property
rights and business of the former firm
and which has assumed all the obli
cations thereof Any person. or per
sons. having any business CT con
tractual relations with the former
firm o: Horkheimer Bros. will be
governed accordingly by this notice
LOUIS HORHEIMER
JULIUS HOkKHEIMER.
ELLWOOD ID. HORHEIMER
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-27
BUSlNESS OPPORT,NlTIES

HICFELOpEOSS-Sl e0o to IS 600 ".
start you. Free list Of fourteen h1r-
rains. Tri-State Theatre Exchange
ScAu -lbach Bldg. Wheeling. ". Va
FOE SALE heap SIX shares Dairy
mems Assn. stock. Address stock
care infeliEencer o-23-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-27
POUL

-~-~->~~~~~-~~-~~~~-~~-~~~~~
O6PIHGTCUS-Buff black. white. both
Ni1 az, Young. cheap. Inspection in
'-fed. BON Ih.nes. "a IT, Marsh
~ lnt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-27
LOST.

~N~-~>~~~~S-~~-~~~~>---~~~>~~~
ISsT-ln NuDiwUrth store Monday at
f"fuH0u. IrcE1Es containing c. wards
BLACK Silr. Nalued especially as "a gif'.
Liberal reward n returned Co IuteIeli-
EcuCer office. o-eE-i
LOsT-little white poodle dog. Thurs
Jay morning had yellow ears and vel
.'W spot ON Side. and was called "Noup-
-l' Reward II returned 20 Nr Afii.eI
Al inrhinsht. 'i'. cath ST. Wheeling "
o. ra.U-1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-27

FOR REwT-Frorf room. with use ~
bath. 1912 Jacob ST. o-24i
FOR RENr-Thrce rooms for uRht
housekeeping Pleasant Valley. Ad-
dress y. care lrflnIirsuccr office o-"g.t