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Imperial Valley press., 1913-07-12
WANTED-WoRk

as foreman or super
intendent. Advertises, thoroughly un-
derstands farming by irrigation, and
the cultivation Of large tracts of
land. Is experienced in working
Mexican, Chinese and other labor.
% ADDRESS 81 $50 E. LIME AVE. NJ, Men
Imperial Valley press., 1913-07-12

FOR SALE-Bargain. so acres highly
improved, SO acres in good stand Of
alfalfa, balance barley and corn. All
well fenced and cross fenced. Sand
one half cash basis. See NUFFER
LAND co.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-07-12
F. w. WAITE,
w. w. APPLE,
" n NIT NON


Trustees of Central Union High School
In Districts in which the number
of children between five and seventeen
years of age exceed 500, the polls must
be opened at o'clock a. m. and kept
open until sundown. In other Districts
the polls must not be opened before 9
O'Clock a. m. nor kept open less than
four hours, nor later than sundown.
Sat-iulY19
Imperial Valley press., 1913-07-12

FOR SALE-I have two 6O-foot lots
and one 90-foot lot adjoining max
ing 21O feet total frontage, by 40
feet deep. on Orange street directly
opposite the new high school which
joining property owners what they
value their lots at and you will see
that this is some bargain. Any
building and loan company will erect
and the rental from them will soon
pay off the original purchase price
Here's an exceptionally good invest
ment. Better act quick. Address J.
A. B., care Press, or see Purcell-Sar-
gent Land Co, Hotel Oregon block.
FOR SALE
Imperial Valley press., 1913-07-12
FOR sALE-REAl ESTATE

FOR SALE 60-foot lots on Orange
street. 100 Eucalyptus trees and sew
eral apricot trees, one-half in alfalfa,
) small houses on premises, 80 chick
ems, 4-year-old mare, brand new
wagon and harness. This is prac-
tcally small farm within the city
limits. With 5 cows and flock Of
chickens the owner last year cleared
$125 a month from milk and eggs.
He has sold the cows, but all of the
above mentioned property and chat
tells are a splendid bargain at $780,
To a quick buyer we can arrange
SO that $500 will handle the outfit,
with good terms on balance. PUR-
CELL-SARGENT LAND CO., Hotel
Oregon block If
Imperial Valley press., 1913-07-12
FOR RENr-RooMs 4 APARTMENTS

FOR RENT-Large, well furnished
room. bath adjoining, single beds.
VIII rent to l or 2 gentlemen. In
quire at $50 HOLT AVE. If
FOR RENT-Office or desk room, nre
proof vault; lightest, coolest and best
ventilated. Ground floor, MASONIC
TEMPLE.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-07-12
FOR ExcHANaE-REsL EsTATE
FOR EXCHANGE FOR IMPERIAL
VALLEY LAND

FOR EXCHANGE FOR IMPERIAL
VALLEY LAND.
60 acre farm near Seattle.
modern bungalows in Santa Cruz.
65 acre apple land near Julian.
IA acre apple orchard at Grand june
ton, Colorado.
20 acre chicken ranch near Anaheim.
Grocery business in San Diego, doing
a cash monthly BUSINESS of $4,000; will
invoice about $4,000.
A number of new, classy. 5 to 9 room
bungalows. San Diego.
Vacant residence lots.
new apartment house.
A business lot near Spreckels' new
hotel.
If you have Imperial Valley Property
for sale or exchange. list with us: we
get results.
HARDWOOD & FOssUM
1900 D St. San Diego Calf
FOR EXCHANGE-In Pasadena, two
houses on one big corner lot, 41x205,
one room and one room bun
galow, both strictly modern; garage,
chicken yard, etc. Streets both paved /;
eeverything in and paid for. Only
t3g[ bigb pldekS nhoi from rom; masniiicent new
mountains, excellent car service. Very
pleasant living conditions. Price
$4,000. viii exchange for good home
filing. ALLEN & ALLEN, room 1.
Security Savings Bank Bldg, FL
Centre, Cal. p. Q. Box Box 627. Il
TEN ACRES, improved, adjoining Ma
tional City; six acres in lemons. 2
acres in oranges, balance in alfalfa
and deciduous fruit trees, all in
bearing. Nine-room house, barn and
workshop. Irrigated under Sweet
water system. An ideal home. Price
proved valley land, sandy soil. Ad-
dress L. A. Weisser & Co, National
City, California.
WANTED TO EXCHANGE-For I'm
perial valley land, furnished mod
ern residence, clear, Budlong ave,
near Adams St; large lot, value
$4,000. Consider decided or relinquish-
ment. Must be soft land Do not
clearly worth exchange price. Ad
dress 1925 Budlong ave-, Los Angeles.
FOR EXCHANGE = l have severa,
pieces of good clear income property
to trade for Imperial valley ranches
party with cash who will buy IL price
Is right. Write at once, giving full
particulars Of what you have to offer
s. A. ALLEN. s17 Union Oil bldg.
Los Angeles.
WANTED-To exchange $4,000 worth
of lands and town property in Scott's
property @ VI in Southern Cal, Imperial
the owner. Write me what you have
to exchange. Address p. o. Box
164, Mitchell, Neb xs6
FOR EXCHANGED acres fine land
18O acres in alfalfa, balance corn and
barley, to exchange for clear income
coast property.
LIENS AGEN
lot, 10s AND 100, OVER
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
FOR EXCHANGE-An Al business lot
in San Diego, for $50 or 100 acres,
soft land, improved and in crop. w.
H. BASKERVILLE, 4444 ingalls, St,
San Diego, Cal. x74
LIEN'S A GENCY
Imperial Valley press., 1913-07-12
WAkTED-REAL ESTATE

WANTED-Rentals given special At
tention by D. K. GOODIES city ealsa
department. See E. n. HOLT. mEr
WANTED-To rent so acres or more of
alfalfa for dairy purposes. d. GROSS,
Ell Centre, r. F. D. 1, Sisson ranch If
WANTED TO RENT-Forty acres Of
good alfalfa land for dairy. r.
WILLIAMS Calexico. x65
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PLAN TO ESCAPE
IS FRUSTRATED
PROSECUTOR ACDLEMAN MAKES
SENSATIONAL STATEMENT
IN CRIMINAL COURT.
Said That Fred Love Was TO Have
Been Released From Jail Instead
Of A. D. Wheat But Jailer
Recognized Him.

4 hold plan 20 assist Fred Love.
nov awaiting trial in Nh county jail
on a charge % forgery. in making
his escape Was uuearthed in the
Criminal Court Yesterday moIninS.
The matter came up when 4 n.
Wheat. who has served his sentence
for jumping q board hill. was brought
into the C0ur 10 be released.
When Wheat WIS H~rraigned quito
a surprise Wds occas,oned when Pros
ecutor Addleman announced that
Wheat had planned 70 have Love TO
leased in his place and that Love paid
Wheat $40 20 have him carry out the
scheme To further explain the PLAZA
Taller Egrch was called into court
and stated that when no called Wheat
Yesterday ~ release him. Love ap-
p5sred ~ he jail door. but tina he
vas recognized by the turnkey and
returned 20 hi coll " g. stated thai
Love vas 10 be released ~ place 81
Wheat and thar Wheat TO demand
his release the follow inS day
Wheat hatly denied tho story. but
MIR Addlomsn insisted that the escape
had hepn attempted and that through
an omission the matter was not re-
farred 20 the Grand jury Judg. Rob.
inson severely lectured Wheat and re-
leased him with tho Warming that the
ohense would be- held over his head II
be appear again IN the criminal court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-08
Is YOUR HAIR GRAY?
This Simple Recipe Will Dsrken u So
II Cannot Be Detected.

A very satisfactory preparation
which darken gray hair and acts as
a corrective agent for dandruf and
other diseases OF the scalp can he
made at small expense and in your
rwn home 10y. dissolving a small box
nf Barbo Compound in : ounces Of
water and hen adding an ounce OF
bay rum ana "A quarter ounce OF ely
c'rine. ANY drug store can furnish
these ingredients. This is 10 be ap-
piled once "A week until the hair Ii
sufficiently darkened. then every two
weeks To keep the hair soft and glossy
and the scalp in "a healthy condition.
u may be used with equal success In
uarkcning the beard. This IL a prep
arstion that gives splendid results,
both as a hair darkenc- and n remedy
for all scalp disorders. and Is well
worthy OF n trial. II your druggist
is out az Farbo compound. ask him
To- get II for Won from his supply
house. as a substitute Tor IL is not
possible in preparing this mixture.
You will md IT far superior to the
ordinary store preparations and much
iCss cNpensive.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-08
CONSOLIDATION
or Liberty District Schools TO BE
Considered ssturday-Prof.
Hanifan to Speak.

The consolidation of several OF the
schools OF Liberty district into a dis
trict high school TO be located at VAL
ley Grove. will be considered at a
meeting Of the Liberty district board
OF education and patrons of the vari-
Gus schools. together with citizens OF
the district. to be held Saturday, az
terday afternoon in the Valley Grove
school house. An address. favoring
the consolidation. will Re delivered
by Professor l.. j.. Hanifan. OF
Charleston, state super. isor of rural
schoosl.
II Is proposed TO consolidate Valley
Grove. Rough and Ready. Number
Nine. Battle Run and McGraw's Run
schools. Practically ali the schools
are too small to accommodate the
large number Of pupils and in some
instances extensive improvements
are necessary 10 the buildings. II
is believed by many that a consoli-
dation will prove more profitable and
at the same time more beneficial 10
the apis as the district will be pro
vided with a high school.
The matter will be discussed al
Saturdays meeting and the PROPOSE
ton will be left in the hands of the
people of the district. 4 large at.
tendance is expected. because of the
great interest being manifested.
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IMPORTANT POINT
Settled n Recent Decision of the SUI
preme Court Given Ry Judge
williams.

STecial dispatch to'thr Intelligence.
CHARLESTON. May IF "A cause
arises In one county. and the sole d.
PENDANT resides IN another. plaintiff NAV
sue In e:trer. But II ne sueS whore the
cause Of action arose defendant must
be seTNef with process In that county.
This f. one or ths po ats In tho clpu-
ion or the supreme court Ia afrirning
the decson of the Crcuit court ar Lewis
county In paa-er -. Door. The opinion
~ ~" higher court WAS written 10y judge
Williams.
Tine president and general manager
Of q coi poratlOn VINO. without authority
from mis- company to de- 80. directs a
servant employed TO perform certain
work. 80: a." company. "a order such ma
t-rial as j. needed FOR the work. - per-
sonallN liable to the seller FOR the price
% goods ordered by such serVant I'm the
ind vidual nam" Or the president. not
outstanding they are used ia the NorI
- the company. wuS another point held
lu fae same opinion. Il WAS also h"'i
that - goods are sold ana shipped VI on
order wuioh states no place OF ps vIucnt.
81 is In. duty Of the purchaser To PAY to
-" sellers place ~ business. " ~ the
Sta'-. Tn" failure 20 pay gives the SELL
go - wight OF action which h.. may as-s RI
made "r where tt- purchaser resides
Nnothr point settled "a this ease was
twas toe defendant valves the benefit II
Eie motion 20 e,tiud. plaintiffs eNi-
d"u"e. hy thereafter introducing ME oWn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-08
GEORGE EBELING
DROPPED DEAD
FOUND IN THE BASEMENT OF
HIS STORE ON THE
SOUTH SIDE.
Had Been in ~ Health For Several
Years-Was Prominent
Business Man.

George II. Ebeling. one OF the mos;
prominent and widely known bust
ness men OF the city. was found dead
in the basement of his drug store AZ
the corner OF Market and Twentieth
streets about D o'clock last evening
by a young boy who is employed in
the store. The exact cause of his
death Is not known as the %coroner's
inquest will not be held until to-day.
but the deceased has suffered from
acute heart trouble for the past four
years and this probably caused his
death.
Not ten minutes before he was
found dead Mr.. Ebeling had been at
work In the store and seemed in the
best OF spirits. About 8 o'clock he
retired TO the basement under the
store TO dress one Of his feet
which has been troubling him for
some time and IL was while In tho
act OF dressing the injured foot that
he died. His death was not discov-
cred until several minutes after IL oc-
Cured when a customer called In the
store for Mr.. Ebeling and the young
hoy. going into the cellar TO cNl hir.
discovered the body.
The deceased was the sol OF the
late MIR. and Mrs. \. c. +. Ebelins
and was born in this city in 1864. lie
was educated in the Linsly school
here and In a Philadelphia Pharmac-
euthical college. Returning TO this city
from PhiiNlelphia he engaged in the
drug business II has since conduct
I'd a store here.
He vas a consistent member Of 81.
Johns German Lutheran church and
was also affiliated with the Masonic
.ordcr. His wife. Catherine. and one
daughter, Sarah. survive. also three
brothers. J. NJ EbelinG. II. \. Ebeling
and + 4. Eheling. and one sister.
Katherine Ebelins. The remains
have been removed 10 the late res
dence at No. l.: Fourteenth street
but funeral arraneemeuts have not
been completed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-08
PHARMACEUTICAL
BOARD MEETS
OPENED QUARTERLY SESSION
IN A. o. v. w. TEMPLE
YESTERDAY.
Thirty Applicants Take Examination
to Practice in Stste-Some From
Pennsylvania and Ohio.

For the purpose Of conducting reg
ular quarterly examinations. the
West Virginia state pharmaceutical
board convened i'm this city yesterday
morning. The examinations are be.
ing held in the 4. o. L. W. hall and
are being taken by a class of thirty
applicants. many Of them being from
Ohio and PENNSYLVANIA.
Yesterdays sessions were devoted
10 an examination In technical work.
To-day will be devoted 10 laboratory
work n the examinations will be
brought to a close this evening.
The examinations are In >arge OF
the state pharmaceutical! board. be
ing conducted by President r. r..
Haymaker. of .Clarksburg: w. C..
Price. of Charleston. wee president:
Alfred Walker. of Sutton. secretary:
:. NJ Scott. Of Terra Alta. and F. r.
Landon.
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NO CHARGE
Against Man Held m County jail
VINO Was Arrested by
City Police.

N -'faus' case was hrou.nf TO
Nshf in tln rfluGr1i court Yesterday
Wurn,ns sh'u DO VIE discovered that
Walter Duncan hs- been tI1nnfi loo
fh' r.Iuft 1000 since Maven % nn a
clarr- "i "mh"tll'jnrrf Tho records
10 ih" IaIl uov tbis fact but fur
fl'r fhau 'hu thee .plcar- n1 rpc
ord Of hI- fftff rsI-tducc Whor this
We dis.pr"fsu UIrcIn Vr- csil.d Boo
fn rnuf. f0 r.f.fu lrd Ir ft, Jared
''U Do" rId o. n arrested %, tHsfrc
fIf' ItFf'"f fuu F'pf iu 'bc cts jail
Ter several Hdtr. then removed fo
fIr 'uuU.t s. TO Go. It..d fhgt
H' Dad ur. r- '..u tnld uHlI ohar~e
you'd ho pr f'rrsl a-1u.f him AMI
fntf Er hIr r'..f h.,l ar.. .~ufd Io.
f0r" an' fia-Is'rrf" th' cart made
an effort Goo nud ont .pmatriug about
Oh" 'a-' 'rnm fhs poiice but tborc
Gro r0 records showing hi. arrest
Ih" thIr.s 90. nmi .llcmrIf is said
'o have born u 1uHhf bt D. g. Roth
'ruIIu and T~ro-f.ItOr Nddlcmau
stated hat 200 DTS opinion Tho case
nae been au effort ou tho part %
ono fu uec 'rr rourfs iu ON NJ
Tempt fo COLLECT bin Duncan STAT
nI fhat hn o4oi ~Noth'ruan mono,
-om" time ago but had paid H..
Irig" Robinson released Duncan
on hf- r'DoguItfncs 10 atpear
n' Iur. OBJ" september grand jury and
uuu'an vil now arpit Tor admission
.fo OBJ" 'ouu't Icspitsl Ht hc ir suf
icnn. f~ul-r'ulDsis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-08
ENTERTAIN MENT
To BE Gwen TT Sherrard Saturday for
BENEFIT of SheTrard Rural Y. III.
G. A.

I'm entertainment will he given t-
>Ser.ard SATURDAY.. May ~. under the
alSr Ce~ ~ the SHINING stars ~ Fair
vieN church. fof the benefit ~ the She
ard \. n. g. = The program IS as
follows.
Mock wedding.
eddiug-Th. I.ientkceperS Baugh.
ter. Louie Riggs.
rlaN-Two "f a Kind
Sons Mandy Lou. VIII am Elan
naCan and l.otftp Riga.
EeadIng-'GTesn Mountain .aIsticc.
Lulu Jones.
Reading-=aic~t~d. Huber, Mayors.
Song fucEe . Rabbit william
Flanagan and Hubert Mayors.
fla OH ACre Folks. First Act.
Ecadine-Seiectcd William Flsnua-
gan.
sing wre'c the River shannon
Flpvs. William Flanagan ana Nalter
Myers.
Read re Selected. Bertha Minor.
Npld Mere Foiks Second Act.
f"Hdirg- Selected Clarence Nc.
Whorte-.
gcGdinE Selected Grace R'gg-.
Want 70 Be in Dixie.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-08
FLOATER FOUND
Body of Frank Peigh. who was Drown
ca IN onongEhela River in DeceiL-
ec- Recovered Yesterday.


Special DISPATCH 10 the Intelligence.
Ntton. Pa. May Tine body
~ Frank F-ign the Young r~ailroal.- ~
'aliforuia. who me- Death in the u
sdneia I4N't. -, ~Wbs- 81. last. was tnis
mptu4uE FOUND floating meat Newell.
anout a mii- from tho point where P-igu
- suppnred To- nave gone down. leigh
VINO was employed ~ q brakeman on ne
J. X J.. + railroad. lert his hom. le-ore
daylight or the morning Of I-msmher -
Y" row - "S< the r'ver-uui 40 - work.
~ MS po"N"t Dc carried mis- Iroilotior
iauers s.uu that morning U" was on ms
WAY 20 .t-"Ifns his new duties aS pas
Senger conductor. Some time later Mrs.
reign vs. 'Hllci by railroad officials.
VINO asked Why uer nusband ha NOT re-
ported for w"rr. \ StarDh vas thea he
Eu1n. but no trace 81 the missing man
COULD he fo1ni Tho body found TO-DAY
was identified by the .omotiou pauers
~ a pocket. Pcigh was 20 years o; age
ana leaves q VIZ" and two children re-
sIdIng IN Cal fnrnin. tbs nnunfN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-08
FOR MER RESIDENT
Chester Rogers. OF Hemp City. Okla,
=" Participate In Election Of w.
w. irwin as imperial Potenta.e

Chcst"r Ro"ers. formerly Of North
Main street. this city. nov located az
Hemp city. Oklahoma. fifteen miles
from Dennison. TcAas. leaves Seiur.
DAY tor Dallas. Texas. to attend the
annual meeting 81 North American
Skinner. ~ Nr. Rogers II e mem
Der o. Osiris Temple. OF S~hriners. this
cii'. he Nil bayc the pleasure OF
greeting his former associated rem.
beers and o. participating in the cleo.
ton ~ William " Irwin. OF this cii.
"a The exalted ofHco of Imperial Po.
ieniate of North America
Tn % letter 20 local friends. Mr.. RoG.
err states fhIf he Vi1 be- 80 the
Southland hotel during his stay IN
Dallas. and will be- pleased 20 meet
any 81 DTS FORMER acnHaintanccS
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Irwin Ohsenniea.

The last sad rites cv6i tho REMAINS ~
The late Sutit Ann irwin viii ~. held
from o.. Fret Presbytor:9n cauTcl ~ I
g'lock Thursda. afternoon. Rev. =. ".
Potter. uf the Vance Memorial c.urcu.
~rd Rev. Cook. q iac FTrst Prcsby. riar
church. will off:cistc and irterme1t VII
b." made privately IN Greenwood c"Te-
terry
The f"ttr o. Mss Irwin marks tire
Ias3l~r 80 one - Mne"ling'- most rlgn-
is esteemed niurce- residents. nav
iug spent almost fFe entire eiLItt--tN
years uf hsr life m tui- CITY.
The de'eaF'd was tie I~aIzbte OF the
.ate -aUf"t ami Anna IrV IuS-rSsef
"f many SPLENDID traits - ua-r., ,I. ~.e
vas ono 80 tie most popular w.fr,I fu
tIe .'ty md throughout he Ion. ana
ussful Use she WH~ NOTED fsI rsr-, n-
l'u'~ q" d. worth. co.: a~~I-'IHsa. %
tft4l taF tive or usfiH See Wa "a lru=r
faithful member % 60, FIRST Ir--l,'er-
Ian CHURCH. taking du active. fI.T 100 m.
t'.e "i. 90. 'IfI'1 'rEttIstf'H. Two
uitrC-. Ms Alfred iaull. at tnfe tify.
amt MI. Mi" singleton. COO Huntingdon.
atp ono nrphcH Arthur Irwin. ~ tlis
cts. survive.
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TAKE 1T In TIME
Just as Scores Of Wheeling People
Have.

waiting doesn't pav.
II lnu neglect ki1ncy Iarkarhc.
Urinary troubles often follow.
boau's kidncv Pulls are for kidney
"a'kn'n'. and for other kidney .fls.
Wh"cllng citizens cndorse them.
HcnrN custer. 1875 MsCoiloth -.
Wheeling. ". Va. saws "NoarIv eve
erf IN" 'f us have used Doan's Kid
unt pills. and % H. % pleasure 10 pub
HolN recommend them. NJ Kidneys
w'r" WcHt AND tho passages of ths
kidrrN corrections wctc irregular. T
wa al-o battered with lame back T
used bnar'. kidnc, pilis and they
cuf'i mo ~ th" trouble. wasn't
t'r' tud hut Deans kidney Pills
certainly have done me a lot " good.
pfl"re ~ fhs family have used Deans
kIdntt pills when the Kidneys have
been ont - order or they have had
pains that made them suspect the
k.dufts ard M" rcmed1 has alvar-
hfoughf sittefaD.ort results"
Tor sale hl 900 dealers. rrice ~
cents. Foster Niliurn Co.,. Buuaft.
Nsw Work sole agents FOR the United
states.
Vemcmb,r thr name Deans and
faAe M other Ndr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-08
One SALE MADE
u Belle stock very Quiet Yerterday
In This City-Pttsburah
Has Sair.

Worry little active interest was taken
vest rdav by local INVESTOR 900 o..
F"iln aud r0f % sale was reported ir
fhe city The dar o. fore ZOO nnd 10
wac Offered for ihe COZ. stock hui
fhero Fofe mo- offer. FOO .sU. while "a
iifI -hurrh NOT % sale had been made
i"r -rtersl Jaw. Irr ra. bed
ihnro af that time. but r-ferdat .
surprise Htr pfuug hon un. hlnfk
~ tto'k e'- sold bon tho |esrhsues 3D..
&C., It" aa'" as s small uu. In
'i" wofn.rr S. t.krd fDr ,pmIrY
tH' 'h. above -sln vrs mtIr lust r.
i"r" closing 70 .ne .lSn2gg
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-08
ROY MARITIME IN A
SERIOUS CONDITION.

Roy ilar.iine OF 're South Side. Who
vas seriously injured last week. hen
hi- arm vls rr.ght in some machinery
10 20" ScnWuibach rreVery and torn
Utmost ccmpi"' o. OF. a. slowly recon.
'ru l aI The North Wheeling Hospital
and ATTENDING physicians euieridil
hope for hI- %rec","r' Reports from
th" hospital la.' night Hov ever. ore
&C. tlo "0rf fhrt hi~ condition bad
changed for tic For-s and thaf ihe
%" u1 of fhi- ch1u-" can no' le 1scer.
re- ned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-08
Preparatory Services.

Preparatory services will he held
this evening and tomorrow evening in
she United Presbyterian church In
preparation OF Holy Communion which
will be- observed IN tho church ueNt
Sunday. Rev. g. &. McClelland. OF
Moundsville. will have charge " the
services This evening. The services
will be- continued This evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-08
- erIdoepa saturday

The local hi-h school ball team sil'
tiay tho Nrid ,cport hirh school team
en- Tho Whrcliuc troeK grounds Sat
urday afternoon and 90 battle royal is
expected NJ both fDaus are evenly
matched the Brifc uost team has
not lost a same his season and the
locals also have a eco1 record this
season \ lar.c crowd Of rooterf viii
accompany the local team Co Bride
port for tho game
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-08
MARTINS FERRY
illustrated Lecture.

An ilHstr9tod lecture VIII be given
in the Christian church on broadway
street MONDAY evening. May 10. The
subject will he ~PilrTims Progress
and will he given by the famous
Scotch orator. Adam McMurdo. \
number OF tickets have already been
sold for tho AFFAIR.
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their fruits ye shall

Keynote-"By their fruits ye shall
know them"
Fymn-"A charge to keep ! have"
Prayer-For all Christian workers and
public speakers who are seeking TO
arouse the nation TO the n OF
M~ormonism.
Bible Study-'The Was OF Life"
Acts lies: Psa. GIL. Mark 1915.
Miss Emma Henderson.
Observation-Disclosures os a Life"
........... Miss Emma Henderson
Reading-"An Indian Defends the Bi
bic" ....... Miss Georgia Edwards
RcadinC-"Utah's Need" ...........
Miss Ella LuP1on
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The evangelical services continue
90 the city Gosp'i Mission This even
ir- Rev. George = Low of the Rap
t.st church. will have charE" ~ tho
service and q cordial invitation b. eV
tended ~ 90 to attend Special SONG
service vii hc held % e go o'clock.
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~ 2 meeting Of III" High School
Alumni association held Tuesday
evening IN ~" Central school building.
u was decided 70 hold tho banquet for
tho graduating class on tho same cve-
ming as tho commencement. which will
be On MAY %. Tho cause OF tho ham
quot on tho same evening is due 10
the fact that tho following day IL
Decoration Day and some ~ tho mem
hers vii hc lhsent from Tho CITY.