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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-28
WHERE'S BILL SMITH, HEIR?
Fortune Awaits Naughty EI-Reforn
SrrooibOy.

Washington. January s7-Has any
body seen William SMITH William.
or Bill a. he may be known by his
;nttmafcs. - heir TO a big fortune in
England. and nationwide search
Is being made FOR him by o. +. Darneil.
SUPERINTENDENT of the National
Training School for Boys
BIZ was a naughty boy when he
was known as Willie" and was sent
10 the reform school By his parents in
100. 80 that ~ Why superintendent
Darncu is interested.
Mr.. Darncil has sort Of minfmized
tho labor OF the police and others
hunting Smith BY adding that this
particular William Smith has an initial
&C. His appeal is - follows.
In 1920 there was committed % tho
reform school Of the District OF 20
iumbis. now the National Training
school for Boys. By tho then pref
dent Of the board Of trustees. 4. ,.
Fafis. on the chsfge Of ircorrieihtiity. q
how ~ the name Of william q. smith,
lid 20 be born In England. ~ - %
nc decided Interest % this individual.
nov a man. 10 establish he Identity
with the authoritics ~ the above
named school 81 as early . date ss
possible.
Tho hope IL expressed BY Ntr. Oar
nell that all the Bill smiths OF the
land uifi not call 81 once and that
those who DO apply viii have = lcsiti-
mate "a eandvichcd between William
and The surname
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-28
TREASURY STEPS !
SITE OEPAGEAN1
Nine. Nordica Will Be Col
umbia" in Affair Planned
by Suffragettes.

Washington, January 27-Pians for
the big pageant TO be held on the
south steps OF the Treasury Depart
ment by the woman suf1ragists the
afternoon of March 3, while the suffrage
parade is marching up Pennsylvania
Avenue, are rapidly rounding into shape
1t was announced at suffrage head
quarters to-day that the pageant would
begin at the same time that the parade
started down the avenue from the
Peace Monument. Columbia, whose
part will be played by Nine. Nordica,
according to present plans, will advances
from the portico of the Treasury Build
ing amid a fanfare of trumpets. Her
part is to review the great parade.
After her will come women costumed
TO represent those things for which
women havef stood during the ages
Justice, charity, liberty, peace and hope
Miss Wilson to Aid.
Miss Flora Wilson, daughter OF tbo
Secretary of Agriculture. Is TO irnper-
senate Justice. and Mrs. Florence
Flemming Noyes will take the part OF
Liberty The others have not yet
been selected. Justice will be followed
by a number of attendants. as VIII the
other symbolic figures. Dances VIII Dc
executed by the attendants of Liberty
and Hope on the broad plaza at the
foot of the first steps leading down
from the Treasury portico.
NJ il expected that the pageant part
of the demonstration will be COM
pleted by the time the parade reaches
the Treasury, and Columbia and ner
attendants will be ready to review
the women as they march by.
Mrs. Upton Is Coming.
Word was received at Suffrage head
quarters to-day that Mrs Harriet
Tayler Upton, president of the stats
Woman Suffrage Association of ONO,
would come to head the Ohio con-
tingent in the parade. She will be
guest of Mrs. Helen Gardener wniio
in Washington. 1t was Mrs. Upton
who led the recent campaign IN ONO
for woman suffrage. and who IS taking
up the work of organizing another
fight for the vote in that state
Mrs. G. p. Crosby, president OF
the Rhinelander Equal Suffrage Ciup
of Wisconsin. has notified Headquarters
that she and her husband Will be mere
TO take part in the parade.
Dr. Lillian Welsh and Dr. Mary
Sherwood both of Baltimore, have
pledged themselves to march IN the
doctors section of the parade
New additions to the advisory
committee for the parade are Senator
and Mrs. Ashhurst of Arizona. MISS
Victoria Emory and William F. GUIDE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-28

WeatherIy, Mrs. p. s. Read and Mrs.
Martin Waters Miss Izora dc Wolf
gave a character sketch and word
portrait of each guest present. followed
by an inimitable rendering of an Irish
song and dance.
The guests included Miss Julia Read,
Mesdames p. l.. Read, Emma ssores.
James Dudley, D. A. Smith. Alice
Hickok, Oren Woodward. Noble Nc
Doweii. Joseph Shaw. w. w. Gresham.
Susan L. Roope. Misses Abbic Broad
and Izora de Wolf. all OF Highland
Springs, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Davis.
and Miss Mary Knowlton, OF Boston
Mass. Assisting the hostess were Mes
danes Samuel Weatherly. p 5. Read,
George Dierhorn. VIII Burdette and
In and Out of Town.
Mrs. c. G. Walker and Miss Rebecca
Walker have returned from Old Point.
where they have been for the past, two
weeks.
j. Haskins Hobson. who has been in
Richmond for a short time, left yes
terday for his home in .Powha'an
County.
Mrs. Charles ID. Rice. who has been
spending some time with DR.. and Mrs.
- w SLdRR, OF OIidHOcs Iio.f - NNf'
visiting relatives in this city
Mrs. W Henry Baker. who has been
quite sick at the Virginia Hospital
has returned TO her home, 1923 tloyd
Avenue.
Miss Mary Wesson. OF Powhatan
County. is visiting her brother, Charles
NJ Wesson. in Richmond
The Rev. Il. A. Goodwin. rector or
St. Johns Church, who has been Ill
for the past month. is now improving
Miss Austin Bertrand. who has been
visiting relatives in Baltimore, mas
returned TO the city
Miss Mamie Jones has returned 70 the
city after spending several weeks IN
Charleston. w. Va.
Miss Almeyda Tredvay, of Chatham.
is visiting Miss Margaret w alstrom IN
Roneoke
Mrs Thomas p. Bagby, who has
been the guest of friends in this city,
has returned TO her home in West
Point.
Mrs Harry X. Eyre, Of Richmond,
is the guest of friends in Baltimore.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-28
HER PUNISHMENT
VERY SEVERE
Mrs. Chappell Says That Her Pun
ishment for Five Years Was
More Than Anyone Could
Ever Tell.

Mt. Airy, \. C.-In a letter from this
place Mrs. Sarah NJ. Chappell says: Il
suffered for about five years with womanly
trouble, also stomach trouble, and my
punishment was more than any one could
ever tell.
Several doctors had treated me, and
had tried most every kind of medicine
| could think of, but none did me any
good.
read one day about Csrdui, the wo-
mans tonic, and ! decided to try it.
had not taken but six bottles until was
almost cured. 1t did me more good than
all the other medicines / had tried put
together.
Nv friends began asking me why |
looked so well, and | told them about
Cardui. Several are now taking it.
Are YOU a woman? Do you suffer from
any of the ailments due to womanly trou-
bic, such as sleeplessness, nervousness,
weakness and that everlastingly tired
feeling
If so, let us urge you to give Cardui a
trial. You have everything to gain, if 1t
helps YOU, and We feel confident it will
help YOU, Just as it has more than million
other women in the past half century.
Begin taking Cardui to-day.
y. B.-Wrife 70 Chattanooga Medicine
CO., Ladies Advisory Dept, Chattanooga,
Tenn, for Special Instructions on your case
and o4-page book, Home Treatment for
Women" sent in plain wrapper.-Adver-
tisement.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-28
CHILDREN S HOME
FOR THREE BOYS
Incorrigible Alexandra Lads
Taken in Charge by DR..
Maybee.
Special to The Times Dispatch

fSpeciai TO The Times-Dispatch)
Alexandria, Va. January E.-Three
brothers. John, Edward and Herbert
Sutherland. fourteen, thirteen and
eleven years respectively. who were re-
Gently arrested for incorrigibility and
also on a charge of stealing chickens.
we're to-day taken TO the Children 5
Home, Richmond. by DR.. w. s. May
bee. Superintendent of that institution.
The lads we're without home. They
have an aged grandmother. and the
task of looking out for the boys proved
entirely too much for her They
roame6 the streets at night. and fire.
oucntly were taken in charge by the
notice. The problem of what TO do
With them proved a perplexing one.
and. finally. it was decided that the
Cbildrcn's Home would be the best
place for the lads
The boys were given good dinner
at police headquarters and QUILTED
With now shoes before departing.
Thev seemed Ovcrioyed that they were
at last to get a place they could call
nome. Their aged grandmother babe
the lads a farewell before their dc
partGre-
Tentative plans have been prepared
D., the dcacons and elders of the Second
Presbyterian Church for the formal
opcning OF the Westminster building
OF that church. which Is located at tho
po-tbxcst corner Of Prince and st
AssDh streets. 10 is planned 30 have
the opening about the middle OF
March. Thcrc will be a program OF
exercises. which will be continued for
thrcc nights Former pastors Of the
church have been invited TO attend.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-28
Accents Cal Co Bristol.

Especial 20 Tho Times-Dispstchl
BrsFtol. Va. January 1.-THE Rev.
II a. Bond. Of Liberty. Ksns.. has
announced his acceptance OF a call 20
the Central Christian Church OF this
city lie viii arrive here with hts
family this week. and will occgpy the
RristoI pulpit for the frst time next
sunday. lie succeeds tho Rev. J.
Randall PARIS. who resigned last
Junc TO take up Sunday-schcol work
IN three Southern states
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-28
naefnrs Meet Tonight.

The regular meeting or the Academy
Of Medicine and surgery VIII be held IN
hiIe club a. the jefferson Hotel to-
night. Dr. A. O. Brown VIII read a
nsncr. and tho discussion viii be opened
b. DIR. W. 5. Gordon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-28

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
IIeathsvilie, Va. January H---Mlss
Minnie stephens and NJ. E Casey were
married. at the Baptist parsonage, at
Village. this morning, by Rev A. s..
Jones They will make their home near
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-13
INTERESTING coMeAelson.

An interesting comparison Is 10 be
gwen by John Cowgcr Pouys VI a.
The noted Cambrlde orator. between
t'iadstoro and Ulsraeli" ON tuesday
night. January tf. ~ the HsT street
tempie under The auspices ~ tho EYT
street Temple Lyccum Lecture course
committee
u is said that rho fiery Young Welsh
man banishcs boredom with an ~.
prCsqlvc and upulcut vocabuIarv he
paints word pictures. auaIy1rs the
motives ~ the Enrit hman and the
ti"hrow and shows fhcir accomplish
mcuts In fhe light of recent history
Tho local committee is 10 be- consid-
cred Fortunate IN being able TO- ON.
rage Fowys for r. lecture. a. he he
in demand IN all the large cities of the
country
The Powys lecture viii be- followed
. week later by another brilliant ~
Tort. t0 De given ON Monday uIghf
JInuarv "a. by tho noted ur leon
Harrison NJ 81 louis. who viii epoaL
on tho subject of Tho CrapeI Of Il.
bur Two rare opportunities aro
thus given Whcclingitcs within the
cOmpas ~ ono week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-13
ATTENTION
ALLREADERS
Last Consignment Of Holy Bibles
Offered BY The InteIiigeneer
Go On Sale Today.

The final consignment of Holy BIZ
bles. secured by The InteIligencer,
through a large eastern publishing
house will go on sale today. When
this supply is exhausted no more will
be obtainable and the belated sub
scriber who delays sending their
order will be doomed to ~disappoint-
ment. The present supply consists
OF only 500 books and Judging from
the way the first consignment was
sold out this supply will not last
long.
Details of this book and a coupon
appear elsewhere in this issue. The
book. which regularly sells for $3.50
contains 500 illustrations. many OF
which are beautifully colored. II is
the complete Holy Bible OF
modern times. To the readers OF
The In~telligencer. these books are
offered for the sum Of $1.49 and five
coupons clipped from this paper.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-13
BAR ASSOCIATION
Held Important Meeting Saturday
Afternoon And Took Up
Important Matters.

An important meeting OF the Ohio
county BAR association was held sat
urday afternoon. the meeting being.
In reality. a continuation OF the meet
ing held January T. Unfinished bust
ness was taken up and a bill provid-
ing that all cases In chancery. includ.
ing divorce hearings. be tried in open
court was recommended by the board.
The bill was placed in the hands Of
the following members for their con
sldcrauou: General Nfred Caldwell.
chairman. Joseph Handlan, W. r
Hubbard. Frank Nesbitt. J. w. Owing.
w r. krupr and John r. Wilson.
There viii be no legislation on this
bill az the present time.
Tho association recommended to the
legislature n bill IN regard to aftor.
neys IN structinE iurics. another that
viii make a SLIGHT change In the times
Tor holding circuit court IN Marshall
and Ohio counties and another 10 pro.
hibit Justices from trying the case OF
any party from whom they have pre-.
Viously tried 20 collect n bill
The meeting was adjourned until
next saturday when the report Of sew.
eral committees will be heard and
further unfinished business Will be-
taken up
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-13
POLICE COURT
Morning and Evening Sessions Sat
urday Prove to Be Very Inter
esting.-Several DRINKS.

In Police Court Saturday morning.
James Campbell pleaded guilty TO the
charge OF drunkenness and asked for
clemency. He said he was flooded
out OF two jobs. one up the river and
one in Benwood, and came TO this
city for refuge. He was given 80
days.
William Rainbow. colored. charged
with creating a disturbance on a
street ar. The car man said he re
fused to pay his fare. but after all
the evidence IA heard. the defend
ant vas dismissed.
Al Murphy and Tom Cavanaugh.
charged with lettering about the city
building. were given 10 days.
The remaininE offenders. John An.
derson. Nike Kelly. Frank Koskosky
and William Hentz. all drunks, were
fined.
At the evening session. Pat Muir
ply a fined So and costs on the
charge OF -drungenness. William Mos
er was sent TO the works for IS days
for lettering about the streets. He
claimed he lost his home on account
OF the food. William Boyrne pleaded
guilty TO the charge OF drunkenness
and was fined s. and costs.
The caes OF Mrs. Barnes vs.. Chas.
Barnes. was dismissed. Charles was
arrested on complaint Of his mother
for cursing her. Enough evidence
could not be introduced against the
son to find him guilty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-13
GOOD ROADS
Committee Of the state Board Of
Trade 20 Meet In Charleston
20 Draft avs.

Hon Howard Sutherland. chairman
~ the good roads committee Of tho
West Virginia Board Of Trade. ha7
called a meeting Of the committee. 70
be- held IN the Chamber % Commerce
rooms az Charleston on Tuesday even
ing. January 81 The meeting has
been called for tho purpose Of draft.
INK a new state hirhway law creating
a State highway commission. The
committee a. composed Of Howard
Sutherland. Elkins. Thomas T. Brott.
Fairmoni. Charles y Lrht. Martins.
burg. IT, s Sands. Wheeling. and r.
mcr Hough. 81 Welleburg
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-13
SQUIRE SHIFFLETT PRAISES II
Because II Cured His Bow
Cough in a Hurry.
Bears Emulsion Puts the
Body in Shape to Resist
Germs of Con-
sumption.

Squire P. p. Shifnet, one OF the
most successful farmers and business
men Of East Rockingham, writes:
Mr.. John ID. Bear. Elkton. Va.
Dear Sir: Three years ago nv
little %grandchild had n very bad cough
and cold. We gave her nearly every
thing that was recommended for
coughs. but she appeared to be get.
ting worse all the time. Ny neigh
Dor. r. z. Conman. told me OF Bears
Emulsion. I bought n bottle, and =
few doses began 10 make such a diff
ference in the child that we all felt
greatly relieved. as we had been un-
easy about the cough for some time.
The remedy not only broke up the
cough. but toned up the system better
than anything ! ever saw. I can rec
ommend It 90 any one wanting some
thing for a cough or general tonic.
Yours respectfully,
p. p. sHIFFLEr.
Sold by McLain's Drug Store, cor.
Twelfth and Market streeta-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-13
TENNIS CLUB
Organization Completed last week
BY Elm Grove Young People.
VIII Build Courts.

Tho organization Of the Stein Ten
nis Club was practically completed
last week % q Meeting Of q number Of
Elm Grove young people. and within n
Few weeks preparatory work will h.
started on The construction ~ one or
more courts The courts and a fully
equipped club house will probably b.
located on the Stein property. near
The Sim Grove school house.
The organization begins with thirty
charter members. and the following
officers have been elected President.
logan kiftle. vice president. Eleanor
Stein. secretary. Ada Caldwell. treaa-
urer. ETHYL keyser. and coach. Prof
W. G. Carpenter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-13
CIRCUIT COURT

In the Circuit Court Saturday. At
torney a. j. Porter fled a praecipe IN
the chancery suit OF w. =. G. Schnelle
vs.. J. =. Howley and Moses Groves.
The action Is brought 10 recover an
interest in a South Side plumbing
shop. the plaintiff alleging that he
was practically thrown out OF a part
nership.
Judges Newman and Hervey direct.
cd that the resolutions adopted at a
recent meeting OF the bar Association
on the retirement Of Judge Frank w.
Nesbitt be placed on the court rec
ords.
On Saturday Judge Newman ordered
that Carl Lang sell the property OF
Annie T. Behlen. an insane person.
To-day the suit OF Attorney p A.
Mcmahon against Marguerite Rose
and others. for attorney fees. will be
heard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-13
NEIGHBORHOOD
BIBLE CLASSES
bible Classes.
Monday.


Leaders will meet Monday afternoon
at 2.3O o'clock at the Y. N. G. A. for the
study or the third and fourth chapters.
OF the I~nternationa sunday Sch DOL Les
sons SUNDAY school eacher and read
ers OF the Seighborhood Bible Classes
are invited TO atrend. Mrs. sisson viii
District No. I-2. North warwood. will
meet with Mrs Eurkle, 25iI Vance
street. Thursday evening instead OF Mon
i.sder at O'Clock Miss Grace Moore
District No .. Whitley street. Bridge
port. Ohio. will meet in the Bible class
room OF tbs Presbyterian church. corner
$3.50 o'clock. Mrs. r. A. Dnsmore.
leader.
District No. 10. Good News bible
Class. will meet with Mrs. Henry Serig.
IS North Main street. saturday evening.
instead OF Monday Miss Belle Fox.
leader.
District No. - will meet with the
leader. Dr. Harriet Jones. 80 Fifteenth
street. Monday evening. at : o'clock.
District No. 60 will meet with Mrs
John Rollers. IS Twenty-fOurth street.
Monday evening. Mrs. Frederick. leader.
District No. 1922 will meet with the
leader. Mics Mary Scott. at tho Kings
Daughters Day Nursery. Monday even
ing at IL 30 o'clock.
Sunshine Bible Class will meet with
the leader. Miss Mary scott at the
South side Kindergarten. at s:16 o'clock
Monday afternoon.
Home Girls Bible class VIII meet with
day afternoon at 4 o'clock. 10 study Acts
27-7s. Miss Hubbard. leader.
Saint James circle OF Kings DauRh-
ter will meet with Mrs. G.. A. Robinson.
South Penn street. Monday evening al
7.3O promptly. Mrs. Sisson. leader.
Woman's Bible Class. OF Martins Fer
Monday evening at 20 o'clock. Mrs. r..
p. NOM. leader.
D,.,r., =, T9'sdHy. .,,, ,us.
Jessie Ryder. EdRewoOd street. Wood
lawn. Tuesday evening ~ p o'clock. 10
study the first ami second chapters OF
asithews Gospel Mr. q r Flanagan.
District 40. i71-izs Will meet win
ciTs m sarvsr. Porter avenue. Tuesday
afternoon ~ 2 o'clock Mrs. Elliott.
leader.
District No. i2e viii met with the
NedsI Mrs John Lynch. Pleasant Val
leg. Tuesday afternoon - q O'Clock
District SO. RIA Wftt meet Nth SIRE.
Albert Whifaksr. Cecil T1ace. Tussday
afternoon 81 2 o'clock
District 40. fn viii meet with Mrs
David Pefannl. ~ Zane street. Tuesday
evening ~ rs 0clOck Mrs . r. Sis
B~hoi Bible class vfii meet ~ ne
Betnei schggl house. Tuesday evennig ai
? O'Clock Miss Mary Wa man. leader
sgD.s lass vi nc, IN ~ Fidsi
Tsrry. Tu~sdav Afternoon o. 9 o'clock
Mrs. Herbert Carmichael leader
wednesday.
District No Q Efna Bible class will
meet ln the A~rfnavlie fHausf. WriIre.
port Thurafay evening a. 30 O'Clock
Miss Anna FrederI~E. leader
Diat1rt No. 3. Mhrfha bible eiass. vii
meet with Ms v ~ farker. TWeuNefh
street, Wefnesday s~ffernpou 10 2 O'Clock
Mr. F 4 EealI. leader.
District No. f17-A. wI1 meet win wra
= ~ Euehor. purk FIru Wednrefae
af,srnoon at 2 o'-iocs M-e Etfsl Wi.
laus leader
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-13
THE THEATER
GRAND OPERA AT
THE COURT TONIGHT.

The Aborn English Grand Opera
Company. the only American oreanL.
lation OF its size and kind. which
comes 10 the Court Theatre ionIsb,
Tor It's first appearance in Wheeling
VIII present Nerdi's melodious III
~Trovatore" The Aborn name has
reached a high position in the oper.
atic annals Of New York. Boston. chi
cago. Philadelphia. and a few other
ciues IN which - has for
runs OF from i've 10 twenty Weeks
a g season during the last decade
abd IN many other cities In which
u had one-week engagements. Two
years ago for tho first time in is
history. this organization included a
number ~ other cities for shorter on.
gagements with equal Success. find.
ing a large demand for their onerinrs
everywhere. The present Aborp or.
%gsnization Is larEe and more preien.
Ions b last season. including ono
hundred persons in its cast. LARGE
chorus and complete orchestra. and
carries four car loads of scenery. COS.
tumes and effects. travelling entirely
BY special trains.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-13
MEMS MEETING
At h Y. NJ. c. A. Yesterday Aftsn
noon Was Well AttendedEMg.
Williams Was Leader.

Largely attended by men and boys,
an enthusiastic service was held yes
terday afternoon at 3:45 O'Clock IT
the Y. NJ. c. A. building. The sub
1ect for discussion was The Call Of
Christ hnd the principal address
was made by Mr.. Fred II. Williams.
who had charge of the service. short
talks were made by several men pres.
ent. including w. p. Robinson, c. H
Newlands. +. E. Probst and VIII Mi.
Ter and others. Special music and
songs formed an impressive feature
of the service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-13
CITY CHARTER
viii Be Discussed This Evening q
Meeting Of Social Center Work.
ers In unIon crhaal -|

At this evenings session of the So
cial Center schedule. TO be held IN
the Union schoo! building. a compre-
hensive discussion OF the proposed
commission charter for Wheeling win
be III principal feature. under the au-
spices of the Municipal League. A
short Victrola concert will be rem
dered by the Davis. Burkham q Tyler
Company, and will be followed by i'd
dresses on commission form OF gov
eminent by John Wallace, secretary
OF the Municipal Improvement
League; A. w. PAUL and G. BURGESS
Taylor. II is likely that an unusually
large number OF citizens will attend
his evenings session to hear the dis,
cussions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-13
MANY NEW SONGS
ARE WELL SUMO

Everybody enjoys bright. catchy
songs we'll sung There are said 20
be eighteen song numbers In Tho uca.
musical play. seven Hours in Now.
YORK. which is ~ be- seen hero for
ne hrst time on Thursday night
Inc plot is entirely consistent. being
based on actual occurrences NH The
seem and situations being natural
therefore enjoyable BOZ the extreme
\ larro and talented ON
bracinE the services ~ many we'll
known artists wiu appear Among
them may Do mentioned Miss Irma
Croft. Edith Edwards. DottIo Leigh.
ton. Pred Bailey. Louis Lytton. VIM
Hcaley. Frederick Wright and many
others There is n largo chorus 0f
exceedingly pretty Ind well trained
girls y hoys Tho music hcinr un.
dor tho able direction of Alfred FIcm.
inR Tho complete production leaves
nothing 20 b. desired ss o. scenic
and electrical equipment Tho on
Fagomcnt 10 for 2 DAYS with matinee