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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-16
TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue of a deed Of trust made by
'iustaNe @ Hammer. to &. J. Smith. as
trustee. dated the 18th day Of NAV. 1913.
and recorded In the office Of the Clerk Of
me county Court of Ohio County. West
Nirginia. in deed Of trust book No los.
rage l4s. ] viii offer TO sell at public
sale at The north front door OF the Court
House OF ohio county. West Virginia. on
Friday. July 25th. 1919. commencing az
4'-Wl @ CLOCK %. m. tne following de-
Ecribed personal property. located az No.
] 900 Market street, in the bar-room
SHOWN as the stag saloon. viz one Back
Side Board. one Whisky case. one cigar
case. On Front Bar. onc Glass case. one
10" IheSt two Electro rams. one SAT-.
one Tot OF Chairs and Tables. one Water
Pump. one National cash Register ana
one steam Pan. all Of said goods and
.nattels being now located a. No. 1905
Market street, In the city Of wheeling,
ohio county West NirginIa.
TERMS OF SALE. Onc-haif OF the
purchase money and 50 much more -
the purchaser may elect so pay casN IN
hand ON the day 81 sale and the balance
ia Twenty and Thirty days. with inter
"st from date Of sale. the purchaser Civ
INK HE note Win approved security.
CliAS J. SMITH. Trustee.
nmr-NVaH-4-TF
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WASHOUTS In
OHIO WERE
DISASTROUS
MOST SERIOUS TROUBLE WAS
EXPERIENCED IN EAST
ERN OHIO.
Cambridge and Vicinity Suffers Ex
tremely From Heavy Rains
and Lightning.

The country districts lying between
Newark and Cambridge. Ohio. were
Almost completely devastated by the
cloudburst and wind storm that struck
that vicinity Monday morning. Vast
1elds OF corn and other grain. lying
many places were completely washed
out. h surface of the ground having
been washed perfectly smooth. The
corn on the hill sides was riddled 10
shreds by the heavy hail. and prac-
tically the entire crop in this section
was ruined. What was formerly fields
OF waving grain, are o huge ponds
and lakes. on the surface OF which
a haystacks. shocks of wheat. rye
n alfalfa.
Several of the bridges across the
creeks have been washed away and
traffic is practically tied up. The
temporary bridges over the Musking-
UNI were threatened by the floods and
for a time appeared doomed 10 destruc
ton. The Pennsylvania and the b.
a o.. railroad companies weighted
their bridges down with loaded cars
and thus kept the supporting trestles
more secure
Cambridge Cut off.
Cambridge was cut on from the out
side world Monday excepting by tel
egraph service. Washouts between
that city and Newcomerstown pre-
vented the arrival OF trains and The
business was practically at a stand
still. The interurban service between
Columbus and eastern points was par.
alyzed all day Monday and not a car
moved east of Newark. until a late
hour yesterday afternoon and the ser
vices was exceedingly poor. The
creeks and rivers had swollen TO such
an extent that II vas many our be
fore they returned TO something like
their normal stage.
Tie train service between Pitts
hurgh and Columbus was very UNI
certain Monday and practically all
day yesterday. Several trains left
the union depot in Columbus on the
PENNSYLVANIA railroad. hut after go-
ing "a far as Newcomerstovn, re-
turned To- h depot. on the Il. & q.
line dctours are being mace At Cam
bridge and NewComcrstown, a part
Of ti'a journey being made on the
PENNSYLVANIA tracks. All trains go-
ing east on the Pennsylvania lines.
At n late hour last evening, were de-
toured by way Of the g. \. A. &. 70
prrvilIr. and then over tho pittsburgh.
Fort WaNn" and Chicago div sion ga
Pittsburgh.
The damage To- central Ohio cannot
o" estimated. As the water rcceGes.
moro and more damaEe l. being ere
ated. Houses were struck by light
utnS. and IN some instances blown
owe: hy nigh winds. Practically all
fear of "a flood IN the Muskingum val
lev has been allaVcd ~ the latest re-
ports show that tho river is not ris-
ing. b railr"ad companies hav" a
lnrc" force II men n work on each
hrtuc ;iliinr ia the Washouts and
repairing th" damage 70 n bridges
1nd tr'stl"S. and u is thought that
Ia" trains VIII %" running on sched-
ulc time today.
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CHARTERS

CHARLESTON. W. Va. July Is
Charters have been issued from the
office Of the secretary Of state TO the
following corporations.
Potomac Improvement Company Of
KeNser, W. Va: real estate: capital
stock. $1,000; inco~rporators: William
J. Koslz. Dawn n. Koclz. Herman g.
koelz, William Macdonald and Nancy
J.. Macdonald. all Of Keyser. W. Va.
National Capital Realty Company
Of Washington. II. c: real estate de-
v"lopment: capital stock. $4,000. in
c~orporaturs: Y. .. Hill. J. l. Warning.
g. ". Grimsly, Georgc-B. Frazer. Ru-
dolph VI. Yeatman, all OF Washing
ton. II. Z.
Gage Coal and Coke Company Of
Pittsburgh. Pa: coal Developments:
capital stock. tl50.000: incorporstors.
Henry T. I.ineweaver. \. ". Godfrey.
W. III. Foster. j. =. Robbins and g.
-. Jones. all OF Pittsburgh. Pa
Rutherford orchard Company of
Pennshoro. w. Va: cultivation of or
chards. capital took. $4,000: incor-
porators: W. ~. Rutherford. Fetro-
leum. W. Va. incorporators Thomas
Lambert. John :. Coss. II. p. Moore
and T. +. Ankrom. of PennSboro. ".
va.
star club Of Morgantown. W. Va:
Shfltl flln. Gapltdl STOCK. 81 200. In
corporators. Douglass Warrick. \. \.
Nichols. T. \. Ward. George Bluc.
Lawrence ogden. all Of Morgantown.
W. Va.
Huddleston coal and Coke Company
~ sherman W. Va: mining or coal
and manufacture ~ coke. capitnl
si00.0"n. incorporators. J.. \ Mud
dl"ston. Excelsior. W. Va. ". W.
WHITE. watch. W. Va. ". y. Herto-
lot. G.. = BORDEN and Dan \. Ncwhall.
all 81 Charleston. ". Va.
American spar Company Of Wheel
ing. ". Va. mineral products. capt.
tai stock. t15.n"n. incorporation. r.
4 Mc'abc. q. H. Copp. J. y. powlcr.
Gcorg" W. Woods. and L. T.. Sands.
all OF Wheeling. W. Va
Protective Cooperative Association
Of Elucfield. ". Va. mercantile. cari-
tal stock. $4,000. Interpretations W.
9. Mitchell. Roiet ~Edmondson. :. !.
Banfioid. ". " Hicks and T. g.
simpson. ali 81 Bilcnold. ". Va
The Lee J. Sandridro coal COM
pany ~ Philadelphia. Pa. coal deal
crs. capital stock. $1,000. iurorpprat-
"rs Loo II Sanlrldrr. Har,r, r..
THOMPSON. Mcridon. vs.. VA " r
|. Zee. Jr. Austin e.. Merlin and d. a.
Thompson. Fhiippi. ". Va
Faulkner kell"v COMPANY 81 Fc-
'l"S W Va. mercantile. cariiai
stock. 10000. incorp0rators John
Iaul Kelley and UcI K.l"y. Hot coal
w. Va. James Faulkner. VI p. taylk-
h'r. all 90 Macdonald. W. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-16
MOOSE PICNIC
Wheeling Lodge OF L. o. o. NJ. viii
Have Big Time In Popular
Pleasure Resort.

II IS expected that 5000 persons
will be present al the Moose picnic
~ Wheeling park today. This or.
dor Is n % tho largest in this vi
cinity having a membership o. close
IN 5000 and this coupled with the
crowds from Moundsyille. Bellaire.
Martins Ferry and other suburban
tOWns viii swell the number greatly.
Tho MOOsers will be- taken to the
PARK IN special cars where they vii
enjoy The fullness 81 the day 10 their
IS liking RauchF band has been
secured and will render music
throughout mo entire day. AZ noon
a monster dinner viii b. served on
the mound by the wives and sweet.
hearts Of th" members. say. Pop"
are You going
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SMALL RISE WILL
REACH HERE TODAY
CREST ~ EXPECTED TO REACH
TWELVE OR FOURTEEN
FEET.
Wiekets Are Beina Lowered at Me-
Meehen Dam Lowered at Other
Dams Tuesday-RiVsr News.

Continued rains over the water
sheds have resulted IN n small rise
maturing tn the ohio river. The rise
will not De 80 large as might he cN-
p"cfcd from so much rainfall how
ever. as the rains Of Monday and the
night before were soaked up IN The
dr. ground.
In anticipation of tho additional
water. the wickets ~ the various
dams above this city were lowered
yesterday ana had been practicaiI-
completed last night shortly after
midnight tho work ~ dropping the
wickotF ~ Dam 80 70. 90 McNechen.
below here. was started Work 81
raising The dam had been completed
"nlL yesterday moruiur.
III" kHnawhn was me first boat ~
clear Oh" local wharf Yesterday. icay-
irr &c g. m. Tor Charleston.
To" Lihcrtv Departed 81 % O'clock
f'r Mqt1mofar she viii rcfrr, this
c'"1inr % VII o.. used in CARRYING
H putt ~ the Ero, cre and their
friends on fh'ir annual picnic 90 Rock
~rrlrer rmrk. She viii MAR. her
usual run to Mafamorls ~ Satur-
da-.
'N' ~WffNGrHnHf Catherine ~ tho
Nn.orsou sand COMPANY this city. o.
s%h"iu'sd Tor inspection at 'he hands
of Tho IiftsIurrh steam vessel in-
sp a'tors fnftt.
captain Mike Davis. pilot on ID"
steamer Cltt Df parksrshlrr. be- se
tloflelf 900 sf bis home on EeN efrra
l'' was about 49, usual Monday
mofninr N when BE- %,turnsl bonn.
90 noon stated that hs did not feel
VOL Nr wns euddcnl, ATTACKED tv
puf.fr- Ns4nga- u.-ft go.
Ter r1fGrf wns reported o. coo de-
Frr' ffe was reported to 10 some
what improved 1refrrdaV.
superintendent William Icpfcr -
IN" Onto and Mississippi NAVIGATION
'"uipanN has made o. change in the
crew - tine steamer karawha. Cap
tain John NcnVcr. formerl, mate IN
On" kannwha WAS transferred to'fhc
'ttf ot parkershurr and Captain "
p Anderson who was mate on tho
'iff ~ FnrtcrehurE wac placed va
move" ~ the forecastlc o. the Kan
awha-
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RFcrIvE nlvInFNns

.-rf. ~ ll-fff.l Co.. fho Intelligence
tOId'MHI'S o.. Iui, o. Accord.
INK fo e statement ~ state Suporin.
ieudont NJ Ranks fattiner. today. d..
posifofs ~ the Gambler Ranking com.
pany which was closed ln May. 1911.
VIII receive O." per cent more Of their
deposits They already have received
90 p"r cent 10 would take so. 900 to
meet Tho demands ~ tho dcpoaitors
VIZ lattincr also announced that
dcpositore 81 tho Albany state hank
which waE closed in January. 1912.
would receive an additional 20 rer
cent They already have received 40
p"r cent ~ their deposits Tho r..
naming dchcit b. said 10 BE- 5000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-16
JUMPS IN RIVER
FROM BRIDGE
ON A WAGER
DRUNKEN MAN WANTED DRINK
OF WHiSkEY AND GOT
MUDDY WATER.
leaped From Rail on Steel Bridge,
n Was Rescued by Two Isl
n Young Men.

We've all heard of fool bets and long
chances being taken. but when a guy
jumps into the Ohio river from the
middle OF the suspension bridge for a
drink OF whiskey-farewell, Romeo,
or course he was drunk or he wouldn't
have done II. and II he had done 1t
while sober he would have been killed.
but nevertheless. this stunt was pulled
OFF Yesterday afternoon about 4 O'Clock
n after the man had been fished
out OF the river by Roth Clemens and
PAUL Lutz. who witnessed the act. he
walked away without wen lirnping.
Few persons Witnessed the affair.
shortly before I o'clock the bridge
Keeper noticed the two men passing.
both staggering drunk. and one offer
Ing TO bet the other a drink hat he
wasn't game To jump in the river.
The bridge keeper thought little OF
this. but by the time the center OF the
bridge was reached, the man who
offered the bet must have promised
odds. because the leap was made and
was Witnessed by Clemens and Lutz,
who were in the river in a boat at
the time. Before the man struck the
water he began 10 yell n wave his
arms and he came up swimming like
a nsh, but II Is a question IL he could
have reached the shore without as
ststance as the weight of his water
soaked clothes were beginning to tell
on him when the two young men
reached him. He was taken into the
boat and rowed 10 shore where he sat
/ down in the sun for a time. allowed
his clothes to dry and walked away.
never saying a word or ever thank
you to his rescuers.
OF course this story may sound
rather impossible. but nevertheless,
II happened as either of the young
men who witnessed the affair will ties
tify. So II you see any one wandering
about the streets today with clothes
wrinkled and shrunk. bet him a drink
he isn't game to jump in the river.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-16
SOCIALIST SPEAKER IS
COMING TO WHEELING.

Tho l0rHi Socialists have completed
arrr rc"m"ut- Tor "a lecture o. Do de-
NN'rnd h' Grnrre g. gochci uf Sew
jersey. who ia % Usmier ~ tho ma
fiofnI executive committee ~ the So.
'iHliet nartf ~ America Nr Gocbei
D. regarded 1a one ~ no most bril-
li7mt orators ON tho American plat
f"rm. &c. hHa spoken in cycrv Infrc
'Ift in fhs irltrs states aud british
columbia. and le interesting. witt,
md Hsl informed
IT'D" Irrf1r" VII fatr place FRIDAY
evening july o. 90 Fourteenth and
Mn-L.i llIrrf. IL \ q LnrL
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SEALED PROPOSALS

h0uee 70 bIanuf-ctuTerp. Jobbers. N.Y.
chants sad Other WholssaIs DeaierG
NOTICE. Is HEEEBH GfNEN. rnat
We state board Of Control % the STATS
~ us vice at Charleston. West Viz.
sirs Tor furnishing supplies for ths
several Stsfs institutions. the financial
managcment or which fs vested In said
board Contracts Will be awarded 10 the
.oF est ~nidder quality consfdersi and
othrr thinFr Elm squal West ~frEafa
dealers VIII 10 given preferences.
Isis OF supplies needed will BE- fur
n.-rel hidders On receipt Of requests
stating the line desired.
HTATE BOARD o. CONTROL.
as-t-u Chartestrn. Wesf NtrEf7ia
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Word has been received by friends
in This city az The death ~ Colonel
''rorro w storm 90 his home Boo liar
rl-hufE. pa The declared was horn
pm ''hHf Ia. huf resided here
i"t " number 81 years and while In
ihIs CITY raIned quite % reputation as
.h afli%i Funeral services viii DO
h'ld from hI. l1fo residence and in.
''rm"nf Wit Do made M harrisburg
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-16

'''N HOFFMAN. highly respected and
T"I known young man of This Ell,
pa.s"d away lf flo home OF Hot.-t
pf'scoll. Terrace View. ,-est.rttv
morning a' s. sO O'Clock o., had hon
POI "l " complication ~ Diseases for
some iiH" hut his condition vas No..
'~"".i1'r"l critical and BITS death cams
20 great shock f0 fcorcs 81 friends
Arrangement for The funeral hayo
not been complicated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-16

OAMATEUR NOTES

The baseball championship OF Martins
ferry viii be decided Saturday. Man
ekeF Snodgrass of the Ideal club and
g~regation have delivered his uliimatun
Ihe seme will be called al 4
o'clock on the Hayler field. There "a
,nneh excitement due to the fact that
each up 10 this time. yet the betting is
: TO i IN favor of the fdtals. These clubs
nave been competing with the fastest or
CARNATIONS In tho Ohio valley and are
sure TO entertain the fans with good,
classy ball.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-16
OBITUARY
Miller Obsequies.

Funeral services over the remain
Of the late John Miller. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Miller. ~ Elm Grove.
whose death occurred SUNDAY. will
be- held from the family residence
this afternoon az > o'clock. Inierment
will be- made in Peninsula cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-16

hequicm hirh mass over tho 70.
mains 81 m" late Mrs Mary Prchsfcin
vel known resident ~ this cit, whore
death occurred Monday. will be calc.
DRAFTED IN ST. Airhon-us' church this
morning at o O'Clock. Services will
Dc held from Mo family residence on
~SlNi'cnfh street at 80 a. lock and
iht'rm"nt Vill BE- made in NJ Cal.
vary Cemctrry
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l2O-A Farm S45OO
.oUsEn eLlzAssTH" cows

Tho rlne'nr rrrfprmnucer ~ Queen
~f.ilfhsfh ir vhish Madame sarah
E~'rHnfrff BE- appearing wUf be given
ir fhe court fhrater TODAY o. g 10.
" ard % ofiutF
ffrrflrr TLlradar afternoon and
~fIf'trHIrr frr fIrsf dafr Madam
I'fnnHrd' will io Frfn in tho prIn
.In'I rnIn ln FnrdDua tragedy Ia
I''n tr tddIfIuu fp within there
"NI H' thr.r other frnfuraa Eles
W &c. Emn ard -IIilrs of 60
D'ts."
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Fischer

tn" last sad rites over the remains
81 the late Anna Wllhelmina. infant
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Fischer. whose death occurred Mon
DAY. viii be- held from the family res.
idence on Wood street THURSDAY af.
iernoon ~ q 80 O'Clock. Int,rment
viii be made in Sit Zion cemetery.
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BAR ASSOCIATION


Al "a w..,C' % 49, lNS
l'lf Association. held fcrdHv ~
'Iu"yn Two local attorneys we're ad-
invited fo WnWhfrth hin in fhc a-epcia
ii'n kupfe uf tho firm ~ Hand
.in A knofr. and " o. curl. q, tho
nIfn of lrelInc 4 Allison. we're thoso
'nN. l'ffd members pfosof also
received a REPORT from Gen r ri
'E. chairman ~ fho hluugof commit
roo HNf'Inf'd fn arrange for fhr ban
qtnf fp nn livon visiting attorucva ~
iHr CuLlLy Club Thursday evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-16

The \. &9ISeserves. OF Florence. O..
ell play the Aetnas. of bridgeport on
the iatters next sunday For
turther arrangements call National phone
500 Martins Ferry.
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The Reymann team challenges the Ful
ION n {. or y. 4. G. OF Bellaire. ais,
the SlaNish Stars. OF Bellaire. CaIl 1918
X. National phone and ask for Harry
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The Red Oaks challenge the following
teams; Aetnas. OF bridgeport. 4. :. A..
or mozart, and Martins Ferry Playground
team. Call 1912 National phone or an
s"er through the Intelligencer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-16

Ihe Reymsnn: Myers team of Mounds
VIE and the Columbia club nine are
Inaiiensel by he Bauers. call Harry
through the Intelligencer
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MI. Pleasant would like TO arrange n
gam" away from homo with any ras,
team Tor saturday. July -. Write OF
call George \. smith, manage ~,
Pleasant. ~. '
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LOST.

iTosT-Between Forty-second and six
teenth streets. "A pocketbOok contain
ing a sum or money. Finder return TO
ihls Once and receive reward. ty-I2
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The Patterson Juniors desire a game
10 De played on the Manual training
school grounds at Elm Grove Sunday.
Bauer Juniors. Mt. dc Chantal Juniors.
Fulton Juniors and ". H.. PauIs a
notice.
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Any 10 or 2O-year-old team In ,he
ONO valley IL hereby challenged nv The
national \. 9. ~ Bellaire. for a game
tIth"r saturday or Sunday. the Colernin
team preferred. The Bauers. ConsoIa-
non club. Fulton a e. BurkIes. Tliton-
Vile are also challenged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-16

The Triadelphia and West Alexander
teams Mill play at West Alexander Sat
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by The close score OF . TO 6. the Mid
way baseball club defeated the str,ng
Lansing team. The game was Interest,"
ing from start to finish. Batteries FOR
midway. kauch and IIaught. for Lam
sing, Jewel and Fowler.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-16

VIII the management Of tho Rridsa-
port Bowlers communicate with the M.
Iieasant management regarding game az
at. Pleasant July 20.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-16

The Philadelphia team would ike ,c
play Il return game with the Moose nine
august is Is the first Triadelphia oper
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Midway would like to erranga 0,n.s
Win last amateur teams in the Ohio
valley. Call 81. F~airpoint. in the evening.
or answer through the lntelligencer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-16

Games can be arranged with Rush Run
through the Intelligence. or nv wrft-
ing q. W. Ogden. manager. Rush Run.
Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-16

The T~iltonville \. C's would like 20
arrnnge a game with any fast team for
SATURDAY. July 10. and saturday. Iulv
-. al hom" only fast teams need np-
plv. cali SD. Ravland. on National ~
i"5 Ben. and ask for Watson. after .
O'Clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-16

Tho Wheeling Island baseball club
VIII rompcfe with the TiItonvllle nine
on Tie latt"rs diamond saturday. Teams
desiring games sail ING1-R.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-16

Tho Myers Provision team would ike
l" h"Nr a gam" for next sunday. Answer
" rough the l~utciltgcucer.
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FOR RENT

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L E X IN c. T o N

~ ARK. AYES. Grounds with
TENNIS q CRooUET COURTS adjoin
bEHrHc Guests may 60 from HOUSE
out using STREETS, which Is PRO
HIBITED RUNNING WATER in
looms PRIVATE BArHs $3.50 and up
9sliy ~ to tls.50 weekly. AN. Ian
WHITE SERVICE. ORCHESTRA.
BAlLkOOM. VAUDEVILLE ENTER
BOOKLET. PAULC. ROSE
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HOTEL FRONIENAC kETYTgcKY

DsHO AVENUE.
100 yards from Beach. the most popu-
lar section. between the two famous
PIERS central 10 all attractions: modern
hlsn-ciass MOTEL, as good as the best;
capacity. zoo. Will make very special
terms or IS. $40. fl2.b0. SIS up weekly,
including large ocean rooms. metal beds.
eteNator. baths. phones. superior table,
with white service: table supplied direct
from farm: pure water: sanitary plumb
ing rotcnes overlooking the ocean and
boardwalk. Booklet. n. +. WATTS
THE COLwYN
michigan Ave. near Reach. All outside
rooms, Open surroundings. Excellent
table. t1.bO up daily. IS I'D weekly.
c. &. GERKEN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-16

The Mci.1uEhlins would like 70 have
a game with any 80 or Is-vear-oid team
call National iF5J-Y. and ask for J.
DICK.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-16

Tie BelIaire Ail-Stars cha,lenr. the
city Railway or the Myers Provision
teams for a game SUNDAY. Answer
through this paper.