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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-29
TAKE down rus rr>cE.


The city OF Richmond should have
the right to employ in its service
whomsoever it chooses from whercso-
ever ii chooses i, ought TO be able
TO drsf, FOR its work tile most efficient
men without regard 20 their residence.
If the city is to be managed upon a
husinosslike basis. II should have that
power to choose its Off
GERS and employees That amy other husi-
ncss corporal ion has city govern
mcmts arc established TO rivc the cit
isens The best possible service for the
least possible OUTLAY. and not primarily
TO provide living Tor amy class or
citizenship
The principle here LAID down applies
squarely to the threat OF the oppos-
tion Of the city employees TO The eand-
dacy Of Hill Montague Tor the House
OF Delegates, because at tho last ses-
sion OF tina, body he introduced bill
proposing tat IN cities OF more than
10000 inhabitants and IN towns officers
need have resided therein only thirty
days prior 10 their election or appoint
mont. instead OF one year as now pro-
vided by law n personal motivc was
imputed by some TO MI Montague. bc-
dent of Eienrico County. WAS or had
been candidate for Superintendent
OF the Richmond electric plant. bu, it
is not with Mr. Atontague's motive. but
with his measure, that the city employees
arc said to he 50 greatly concerned.
Without reference to the present case
il must be Said that in the history Of
legislation there are thousands Of in-
stances where legislators Win person
II motives have Offered measures Of
the creates, value 10 tie public vel
fare
If any. element OF the city electorate
masses itself against Mr.. Montague as
a candidate for the House OF Delegates
because he sought 10 reduce the resi-
dence requirement. for city officers from
Twelve months to one month. that Gle
ment Viii write itself down as opposed
TO the interests Of the people OF Rich
nond. The Times Dispatch m so say
ing does not depart from its rule OF
not algnng itself with or against
Democratic legislative candidates VINO
stand upon /, Democratic platform We
hoid no brief for 81 Montague We
neither commend nor condemn him as
= legislative candidate The principle
Of The case is our sole concern
Willie The city ought as a matter
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-29

4ae ne~ eoicr for The spring was
LATELY r@reaied at's drcHsmskers SHOW
jn I,pndoH 10 eeyerai so~nn 3, is a
eupw, 'ine1d with green Of that
icztioDs hDe which is found only In
lfit RreEaKage Oluml.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-29

~ Harris A""J, az the Russell sage
Fpgnnatio,L declared that Richmond
mix IL ne b-st ne mas se"n got. but
'yi,st wDgih - mare eaia 81 the nich-
farlla mint .JUi.py
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-29

airs. Thelma Moon writes that they're
gettin' along fine out in Kansas an
that her husband IL soon have money
enough 4 git divorce from How
soon we are acknowledgement after
We nearly git tn nomination fer some
hin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-29

disc LIND the En2nsh antiyivigec-
iioA be1er taiia 1T the rate Of 100
~nfa. pr minute. bat the woman
champion 'aDscT Of Highland Park
3iiocfs Grt l.GGp per
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-29

All three are reactiohary Democrats
from States that did not support Will
son mt Baltimore. Are they simply
trying to foment in their respective
States discomfort with the President?
Are they thinking about 1913 or 1915?
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-16

skillfully trained and developed, and
the brilliant rendition of instrument
al numbers ever proves charming and
attractive. II was because OF this
costumes, clear sweet boyish voices,
and because an entertainment given
by boys seemed particularly appro-
pritate for a children's playground
benefit that the committee closed the
contract for an engagement that
must prove source OF pleasure to
all who attend
Pictures and other advertising mat
ter has now arrived and will be dis
played this week and tickets which
may be exchanged for reserved seats
will be placed on sale. The commit
tee has decided to permit such school
children as desire to aid in the play
ground project 10. handle the sale OF
tickets and as a further reward for
their efforts will give reserved seat
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-16
RONEy BOYS COMING N
PLAY GROUNS BENEFIT

For two weeks the Children's Play
ground Committee has delayed max
ing any further announcements rela-
tive to the benefit concert for the
play ground fund which has been an.
nounced for Wednesday March 20
awaiting developments relative to the
restrictions upon public gatherings
that were inaugurated by the health
officials TO abate all danger of men
nights. The committee were unwill-
ing to take chances of disappointing
the music loving public of Bisbee by
awakening interest in the concert
and then having TO announce its can
collation.. Now however they feel
that all danger is past and have so
informed the Roney Boys manage
ment
Those who were in Bisbee eight
years ago will remember the Rooney
Boys of that time and there are many
others now in the city who have since
then heard these concert troops in
various sections of the country. All
OF these are warm in their praises
OF these concerts and without eXcep-
ton desire TO hear the boys again.
Many others have merely heard of
them and have waited the opportuni-
~ TO attend one of these famous con
certs, such an opportunity as they
will now have. For those who have
not heard them or of them some
word of explanatin is necessary.
FIR twenty-five years Henry Is.
Rooney has been training and conduct
ing and orchestra and concert troop
of boys. He organized the boys choir
at Grace Episcopal Church in Chi
cago which became world famous.
From this he drew the first nucleous
of his concert company. Changing
voices from boyhood TO youth have
made constant changes in the person
mel of his company necessary and Tor
the past twenty-five years he has
kept I'D and steadily improved such
a company. All of the five boys now
with him are musicians Of rare skill
on various instruments besides being
singers. The prigram that they rem
der cimprises music If all classes
the lighter vein appearing aiming the
numbers as well as classical pieces
AS entertainers they are unique and
frim this has come their wide popu'
larity. The combination OF beautiful
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-16
REGISTER CONVICTIONS

DAYTON, o., Feb. 24-(Special)-
John H. Patterson, head of the Ma
tiunal Cash Register Co, sentenced for
Il year in prison for violating the
antitrust law, is q man with a re-
markable personality. He has built
a great institution from small be
ginnings, forcing out competitors the
while.
Patterson is a fadist. He is also
perhaps the leading citizen OF Day
ton. Dayton is not SO large but that
the affairs of Patterson and the n.
c. r. are of considerable interest to
Patterson's fellow citizens
Several years ago when Patterson
returned from q trip to Europe he
brought with him an Englishman
whom he had taken into his service
and who was known as Mr.. Palmer,
Palmer had originally been engaged
in the role OF valet Shortly after
his arrival at Dayton. however, he
developed other capabilities. Day
tonians were interested TO learn that
Palmer had originally been engaged
director, had some unique and orig
inal ideas as to the proper Maintain
ence Of health as well as highly de-
veloped appreciation of the aesthetic.
j Patterson seemed impressed with Pal
mer's notions.
AT Planners suggestion the officers
I of the y. c. r. Co we're advised 70
ride horseback at certain hours OF
/ the day. The early morning hours we're
I particularly recommended. The eques'
TRAN sport was great exercise, Cd
: served Palmer. Some OF the officials
objected to Palmer and his advice
/ Butter was scratched of the menus
4 in the lunchroom Of the establishment.
( Never eat butter" was ore OF Pal
/ mer's notices. After Palmer had been
around the shop at Dayton awhile
1 il became the custom for me employees
4 10 pause in the course Of the afternoon
1 and have tea. Palmer Instituted
/ number of new departures all OF which
( net with ,Pattersop's approval.
4 The n @. r. plant at Dayton covers
acres OF xfe9ge - x 4 sasrYels 9
system add Biisfne& tziEcseheS = n
is surrounded by landscape gardenins
of unusual beauty. There are pleasant
little cottages to be had at reason
able rem. By the employees. There Is az
athletic field and even country cln'
and playground for the mothers ant
children. On every hand s to he seel
some evidence Of Pattersons ideas.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-16

Thomas A. Edison has turned beau.
ty doctor. He has now set about re-
moving double chins. AT q Merlin.
Ike wave Of his hand wrinkles van
ISL, pallid cheeks taks on the rudy
glow Of youth and eyes dimmed By
years sparkle once more as in the
hey-day Of their childhood You are
interested, lady readers? All, we
viii continue
We viii tell you how Thomas A.
has discovered that which Balboa
somehow couldn't locate. The Foun.
tain of Youth may be bought-s5
down and easy monthly payments
at most any music. store But, as
f. Phillips Oppenheim says, we an
tieipate
Have you a superabundance OF
chin? Are you annoyed by a terrace
like maiformation dangling from
your neither jaw? Has old Dad
Times little enyoy-viz: the crow
foot-put In his most unwelcome APP
peaTance? In short, are you look
/ ing as you did in the full bloom Of
your girlhood-Or are you not? The
chances are you are not
/ Here's the great secret given out
BY, the great Edison himself; buy a
! phonograph One OF the new squeak
less, scrapeless monographs that
Edison has perfected after two years
Of untiring effort. Listen for hours
to its music and the roses viii bloom
in your cheeks. At the strain Of It's
symphonies the wrinkles and lines OF
care will scamper away Just as did
Piper out Of Hamlin town.
The music OF the phonoTaph Is q
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-16
SINGERS RESUME

The Bisbee Glee club, whose prac
tice was interrupted by the quaran
tine order, viii resume practice al
the Y. this afternoon. The club noH
numbers 81 members and prepare
tons are being made TO give a Sun
day concert in the near future. Splen
did improvement has been shown in
the voice cultivation since the clut
began its work and it promises to be
come very efficient in concert and
specially work in the future.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-16

nerve tonic, it builds up the tissues
and building UP the tissues is a most
healthful exercise. It's as good for
you as taking long walks. Turn on
the photograph when you get up To-
morrow and il will spare you the an
.noyanee Of going through your
morning exercises. Select a record
that will put you in fine fettle for
the work Of the day. If you expect
TO be on your feet and require con
siderable vim try a march tune or
lively rag Thatll put the pep in you.
The two-ply chin is not removed
by the photograph however That is
st!ll another OF Mr. Edison's discov-
cries. In order 10 appear normal in
the neighborhood OF the lower jaw
you must sleep only six hours a day
or less. The old ~beauty sleep" idea
vii kindly pursue itself into the off
ing We viii hear no more OF IT,
Mr.. Edison was asked how he dis.
covered that less sleep would tri.
umph DER the ultra-Obese jaw
The Igorrotes," he replied impress
sively. Did you ever see an Igor
rote with a double chin?
We had TO admit We hadn't w
had never even seen one with an or
binary chin.
The Igorrotes sleep. very little
i They never have double chins, Put
ting two and two together and w
have it,
I And perhaps-who knows per
haps this also explains Why police
men and night%atchmen have chin
enough for two.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-16
Ina Clare

Theatrical press agents have told
Us so many stories about actresses
ieaping i1to fame over night" that
tie phrase is growing a bit moth
eaten. Yet that is exactly the way in
which the rise of Ina Claire, the da L
" little 1S-year-old prima donna row
playing The Quaker Girl should be
described. Up to three years ago
Miss Claire vas practically unknown
n tie theatrical world and up till n
year ago her fame was Limited 70 a
place in the type near the bottom
OF re vaudeville bills of meGi1::e
houses of variety.
Next year she will Gs leading
woman Of George EdwaTdes' Gayety
theater in London.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-16

to each child selling ten. Such chill
dren may make arrangements 10
work for the fund by calling at the
office of the Warren District Com
mercial club after school hours any
day this week meeting the secretary
of the club who is also secretary OF
the Playground Committee.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-16

Fistie stars Of today are not the
only ones who are making money
out Of vaudeville. Jack hcAuliffe.
who vas a ightwej5kt champ in ye
houses Which keeps hitn Crossed well.
McAuli1z was q smart boxer and kept
some 81 the ul.n"y wAtC he made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-23
CONVENTION
OF Wheeling District Wonan's Po-sign
Eission1ry Society Of ~. Z. Church
20 Re Held IN BicSIechcn.

IN" Wheeling district Convention 80
The woman a Foreign Mts~iouarv 50
ci't. 81 tn u. D.. church. ~iil b. hold
AID .-- cord 1iy invited 80 attend.
F.' "'f't'f- AFRO. Resident. Nir-. IS. D..
* .-r.stE. .errs. us..I.U~ ~trr. tar,. MIs
.. p ito-e. recording SECRETARY. Nt~.
lf'll. Flppd. Treasure. Mt Alic. Irwin.
-uIcriuteutsut Young i'o.i' vol.
-iI.~ 4 h~N. -4verint'ndsut Mite BOXES.
Miss N'tt' HosF. Tho following iS tho
Ana heard co., voice az ~, l.ord
$40 i's. whom shall send and VINO viii
8" 10 as hen said D. here avn 9.
HpR~ING Session $50 \. NJ
i.,cv"'t"rsi service M,Meetsu Nuxiliarv
'r'. iTE ......... ......-.. NrMerhen
BE froa-' Isue street AuNIiIaIy
NrpuirUus 40 ''ouuItt'c-
Minute "f i@st Annual rerd and dip
Report La, re-rer.. I.irrs Her-re~.
S'ardFft Fearcre
% mr..
i,rrort- Pow lrr. .ir,le. Nu,iii@r,sS.
lrtr"du,tior of NI-Itors
Report OF or ref.r' Treasurer.
Ecrg.rt~ OF District offices. Secretary.
E~r,rts 10 -r-t Of Ni.te uove-
''"rorts Of -uIf q :. g. Wofs
Music
'oan1 TsnIe Nr- \ CLARKE. rr~s.
.afi.- fasting Fart
Memorial service.
% Lunch aTt social ii."..
tfN'H'N -t--ipN .H y 80
IaIl. l.s.UI.s -Uprr..sI R.e.fi.r.
Han.l N.etlrs frr-r q -ts.drrd i,...-
'rf"o.- . ha, A.. tra ,rta.I. af
1"oI Ar.Ilt'ft W-s'., t4sIli,rg
w. o. ,iu- iT.- r.ni,rriu
..r.. e.e-. n...t~.-, World
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-23
WORTHY APPEAL
FOR BABY'S DAY
Elks AND CITIZENS ARE Ex.
PEcTED TO HELP the
WORTHY CAUSE.
Co'ors OF Kings Daughters and q. p.
o. e Are similar-AppeaI to BE
Made for the Babies

Purple and white. ar a week at
least. viii remain Weddings most
popular fall colo-s. Not only will IL
gladden. the hear OF each Brother Elk
In Its rich array. but IL will lend sig
nificance to the beseeching appeal Of
Help the Babies" for the colors of
the International Order of Kings
Daughters. through whom the appeal
comes. are also the royal purple and
white
II is most fitting tribute TO the
benevolence OF this GREAT brotherhood
that the lady managers OF the Day
Nursery. comprising representatives
from all local Kings Daughters Cir
cies. have selected such time as
most suspicious for an appeal in be.
half OF the babies.
No one doubts but that the Elks will
do their share. hut IL is thu ladies'
hope that others here at home will vie
with each other in making the appeal
OF this most worthy. non-sectarian
charity n fruitful one for the small hui
manity of Wheeling.
Mrs Alex. Young has been president
OF the board FOR the past three years.
and 10 her untiring efforts and careful
supervision much OF the success of tho
other members OF the board are:
Board Members.
81. James Circle-Mrs. Cecil Robin
son. Mrs. +. L. Stone. Mrs. VI. VI. Burt
Mrs. II. y. Nicholl. Mrs. y. +. Carver.
Mrs. Harry Merkle. Miss Carrie Fra.
zier and Mrs. Leon Refer.
WHATSOEVER Circle-Mrs. Joseph
Saregeot. Mrs. GoliEer. Mrs. T. c.
Moore and Miss Lohse.
Fourth Street Circle-Nrs \. r.
Young. Mrs. Harry clayton. Mrs Mary
Alderman. Mrs. Dent Taylor Mrs. =.
}. Hugus. Mrs. ". =. Higgins. Miss
Lila Little and Mr.. William Johnson.
First Presby.c rian Juniors Circle
Miss Caroline IIupp. Nh. Charles
Bates. Mrs. Jesse Bloch and Mrs. VIII
lam Hearnc
ST. LuSe's Circle-Mrs. Jacob Brit
tiugham. Miss Carrie Comp. Mrs Frank
Zook. Mrs. g. O. smith. Mrs. +. VI.
Carlin and Mrs. II. r. Conner.
Second United Pres byteriaa Circle
Miss Drusie Garden Mr. J. McCui-
Tough. Mrs Il. !. Dickson and Mrs.
Avian Cummins.
Thompson " l.. Circle-Mrs. {. =.
Metzner. Mrs. II. Rogers. Mrs u. r.
Redman, Mrs Roy Tyler. Mrs. x. J.
bStSS ana MIS-. =. TX. Bendeil.
ST. Matthews Circle-Miss Mary
Nardy. Mrs. Sue Swift and Mrs. Allen
Brock
Third Presbyterian Circle-Mrs. Z.
Anderson. Mrs. Joseph Freese. Mrs.
James steele. Miss Sarah Dudley.
Miss Wheeler. Miss MCGOWAN and
Mrs. Speiiei
Home Mission" Circie-Mrs. 7. g.
Burke. Mrs. Don MerTiman. Mrs Nc
COY Miller. Mrs \. l.. Mover. Mrs %.
r. Wood. Miss Elizabeth Lawson. Miss
Henrietta Harper aud Miss ada Jep-
son.
William n. COOK circle Mrs ". ".
Irwin. Mrs W. u. Fee. Mrs. "a. r.
simpson. Mira. Oliver Reed and Miss
Nina hubbard.
city Union Circie-M-s. I'd Shahan.
Mr., cyrus Oldhain. Mrs. q. o. Cooke.
Mr.. Il; , Reed. Mra HardipEcr. Mrs.
William Colyig. Mr.. j. o. Reed aud
Nj. Newt DoWlee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-23
NOT GUILTY
Vs. Verdict IN the STATE ". Prsd Long
wen for Assauit-Two Pr1sonsrs
Dismissed.

TIE case IN ne criminal court 90 Frs-l
T.engweIi who va charged with ss-
saul .. Dup4,a 90 tie Belmont mil
u June. vas taken un ard .srf'rf ~
not guilty WIS refurf.d .. no 1000.
TIE D.ainfT claimed chat Go ua. .sIasr
% ipfgwfIi = fh- -Iff ar.I ff.f .. ..t
hseu aroaIlfrl IS ne attendant T.s
ff<'r va rfprfs~f.fsI sf ATTORNEY. a..
70 hrr arI @fr.ff. -.Ilr Afftr.ry
llHf a. lI..f1 a'er fre .rfs.r.ta "
To lfFreafe ~ f.r Hffsraart .rr~
.trN rf.Yrfrt fNa shn.. .srI..f arsrr te.
y ore tlf boz. Trfa raa .n ar-
rffl ta-r ffYm frs .4If' .r er4. -. co.,.
rfear
Two r.iaonffa ut~e s...U. .sed . este.
sa" from custody I. Tu.s Hpn.ra...
fr'~ hrirE Ice STA. HrH calvin Greer
j. w4l 10 rrmenntsrs-I f.Hf Ia. va.
cfArEfl win taking sum ~ mono.
frpfn fellow country man como time
49,. Too state ruled fIaf .f would Ua
tHslfs. f1 fry ne fnrefrrff. refausa .F
80 EFFORT ~ rhfs Ming evidence gf.ar
VS. re'eaaf1 30 surr ~ fre fs-f f.t.
his Indictment va rDitied hs fre ..ffor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-23
DEMURRER oVr~rULEo ~
AN INTERESTING case

N0 order woe tauiad down I'm Judge
y 0'~or'- court yrs'o~d-y in the case
~ 7 T. Fnrru~rn W. Thof-7a Chrfgtte
overriding o. demurrer Tho case IN
wolves n crit f0r tho collection 81
money sald On o.. cue on n contract
u e.cwe that INC plaintiff had iu.
tall'd an electric plano IN n house IN
inc rcd light district and that he had
promised Co keep 30 in repair until 10
was foid fnr Tho plaintiff claimed
'Hf l" mHr" 90 such promise and
@ whom Doe piano ROT out of com.
I. ..u fH ua'rrcrf vas .fornrf
Dor n.I'r-If calm chat mo- such Cor.
ire'' va. made. srd claims that Tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-23
SHOP sreLe CLASS.

The shop rihie class conducted hy
VI" industrisl workers of tho y " g.
a VIII b" held Tomorrow af noon Tho
.at. hH boon m""fin. oifI .f.If -u.-
cos. ever t.u.r fH Inauguration s.d f..
2 ."aiI' T'r'a ."d w'mh,r. UIu InlL.
- 'fr furirr fNn coming pfrfer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-23
&c ELECTRIC LINE

Tn" Wheeling Electric company has
Just completed the laying OF a $4,000
volt transmission iinn through thc
eastern Ohio section for Tho usa of
conl mine. etc 70 Vas at first tho
idcs 20 extend fho iino IN Nans and
GlencO'' for the hen no ~ fha ~, lmrr
Coal company. but aftrrwarf. 70 vas
decided 90 allow the power to he ueed
Tor other Ike places alorr tho line
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-23

sum g. co.lec;able. the amount being
$3.50
m order confirming the filing OF
-Tecial plea ~ the case Of John Went
zel -. ~ W. Schener was handed
down hy Judge Newman. Tho case in
wolves . small sum %: money.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-23
D>-ds


Aihert Alien Wheat oulii~ - a. -re~u-
lnf ~ the es'ate - George u Wheat d.
.'arrd Bond WIS nref a. fefo 900 ard
~ Nlfsty WaH required ~ fff - on
Anna Maxslv Qudifnrd a. fhr = fr,l r,fa.
lfiiflA 81 NE estate - EveIen Taeuirhf
huud Mel a. 900 NJ surst,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-23

~ Tho rour. Saturday. lie wac chaYresi
uitl stealing fwp kegs 81 heer from fb.
lu"edt Brew me company. vi'l waite
Duncan. Wrp Sa- given two wears fr tie
ihaf Duncan lad committed thc .rirs
himself
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-23

tern of court were drawn Al a..
Pfv.er ~ TIE boari AMI given a. tho
tIeft f1r hi qiEn4fure Gfts- --.,tet.
r-lafInc o. the road work ~ the pott0',
va Then tsken into considsratirr b,.
fHe board
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-23
PERSONAL WORK LEAGUE.

The Personal Workers league Will
hold its weekly meeting 90 noon To-
day in the y ". e.. \. Luncheon will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-23
COUNTY COURT


. ~ iiiiAin ~ ltror n. - .tfv. arr f.ff-s.
"ei1 Atrsnd. -. Erowrrvlfie "a
rs. both - rittsblrgh. %.
Bssdn
v. =. kofn and sifo ~ Iarnsa ssrvais
p-f - 81 sIound - 81 Coal street: ~.
IVA KRAFT 90 George s. Simpson. taf
~ -. Twenty fourth street. rnnrtder.
iifhf. ker0lrf an pIfe 90 ftnrtn
lnf 4n 20. Waruoosi sofaftesatirr 80
iiaflf AErfw ard wife HrI TfeffI.
ieaii ~ George = Rogers two rarrsis
i'nn Dr. l'hert" d.stri.t. .onsidsrstinn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-23
We Are Ready!.

Our complete line of Fall and
Winter styles 1913 Footwear is
now ready for your inspection.
We seem to have outdone our
selves this season in providing
for the shoe-buying public such
an array of up-to-date Shoes suit
able for all occasions.
Truly a magnificent showing.
in keeping with the policy OF this
store.
Have you seen our show win
dows? They tell only part of
the story.
Among the many models we
might mention those English last
low broad heel lace boots for the
younger ladies-come in both tan
and black.
Price-S4.00 and $3.50.
1309-l311 Market Street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-23

I'vs leeds - fruet we're feft a. ~.
county 'lrfkr ori'a fpf ora rsrfef.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-23

be- served and short talks h
made by various members.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-23
ANOTHER

Shipment oi that h1< 4
Clover Honey fuotn Odd
combs and fine lave
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-23
NOTICE 10 PUsu,c

BoEss Run Road Is ci6Aot.<
irafic from Sept 18th ID
I'm" 's o. viii take to ~ ~
improvement to The ro.I ~
by order o. tho Couufv ~
Marshall County.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-23
SO 90 Per Bal
1913 PACK e.

White Clover brand 81
der Peas packed in Nd
tins. y very popular
ways sold ont bcforel
the season Buy a ~
and save . Can.
single Cans. fSc 80.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-23
PEACHES

Tor canning-price wa
higher VIC have about ,I
fancy New York Albertk