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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-03-07
MOLINE

viii Receive Bids for New jail
Proposals for the general construction
of the new city jail which is TO rise
this season on ground TO the rear and
west OF the municipal building. will
be received by Commissioner c. Y.
Johnson up until 10 o'clock Friday,
March q. At that time the commits
sion will open all bids and will pre-
pare 10 formally award a contract so
that actual building operations can be
commenced at the very earliest time.
1t is hoped that the city hall and new
jail building can be completed stimuli
taneously late in the summer.
o
Property Brings Big Profit.-lndica-
tive of rapid advances in - lty prices
in East Moline rs a transaction closed
Yesterday whereby A. D. Taft and Paul
Gumber come into possession of lot
on First avenue at Tenth street, pay
| ing s2,50O for it. The lot was purchas-
ed from c. o. Campbell, proprietor OF
the Midland hotel, who bought it Feb,
this year for $3.50. A Moline man,
looking to East Moline as a profitable
/ investment field. last evening offered
/ Messrs. Taft and Gumber S2,S00 for
! the same lot The men had an Oppor
tunity TO split $500 profit on a ieal
within two hours, but refused. They
propose TO improve the ground, erect
/ ing thereon a modern brick business
! block.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-03-07

Injured in Runaway. - Oscar Carl
son, farm hand employed by A. +.
Lockhart, was seriously injured yes
terday afternoon. He was thrown from
his wagon when his team of horses
ran away Carlson was driving 70 the
Lundahl Bros. scales on Twelfth street
and Third avenue. and as he crossed
the railroad tracks his team was fright
ened by the noise Of escaping steam
from an engine. They ran along the
right Of way, and the lurching of the
wagon threw Carlson TO the ground.
He aliGhted on his head and was rem
dered unconscious.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-03-07

Dedicate Salvation Army Hall Soon.
Arrangements have been completed
for formal dedication of the new Sal
walton Army citadel at Fifth avenue
and Eleventh street, an event which
will cover five consecutive days com
mencing Wednesday, April >, and con
tinuing through the following Sunday.
The CommOdious new brick building,
which ii, has for years been the ambi-
ton of the local corps TO own as a
permanent home and center of activi-
ties, is now in the last period Of com
pletion. Prominent Salvation Army
workers will be here to assist the To-
cal officers and Moline ministers and
others will take part in the dedication.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-05-20
LIVE NEWS FROM BUHL.
(Buhl Herald.)

BUM Heral0.1
The Guild met yesterday afternoon
with Mrs. ]. A. Jacoby
Miss Sumner was in Twin Falls
Sunday.
]. J. Rugg was county seat visitor
Sunday.
Joseph and Henry Kohlmeyer were
in Twin Falls Sunday.
Four cars of wool are being loaded
out this week.
Mrs. A. M. Stangle was in the coun-
ty seat Saturday.
M. Ketcham has accepted position
in the Holmes barber shop. b.
Louis Strauss was in Filler yester-
day.
Mrs. Ketcham has accepted a posi-
ton with the Golden Rule.
Mrs Ed. Couse left Sunday morn
ing for Colorado Springs.
The Kings Daughters held a bust
ness meeting Friday afternoon with
Mrs. A. F. McClusky.
Miss Claudia Biggs has been spend
ing couple of days with Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Cunningham.
DR.. H. C. Coleman was looking after
professional business in Twin Falls
Sunday.
Jas. Hendricks is building a new
residence near the high school.
L. ]. Hill is building new home in
the northwest part Of town.
The Misses Harriet Sherman and
Edith Mason attended the Sunday
school convention in Hansen Sunday
as delegates.
| Max Miner made trip to Twin
Falls Sunday on his motorcycle.
Catholic church services will be
| held Sunday morning. Rev. Father
Ham will preach.
Mesdames Fritcher, Thompson and
Eastman were in Twin Falls this
morning.
| Mrs. Bert Cunningham and children
left Monday evening for Caldwell.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. barrow, of San
Diego, Cal, are visiting in Bull.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Higgins made a
trip to Oakley Sunday on their motor
cycle.
Joe Kalk, of Twin Falls, has accept
ed position with the Palace Clean
ing company.
David Abraham and family were
guests at the Redding home Sunday.
John Clausen, of Twin Falls, was
visiting at the Redding home last
| Sunday.
Messrs. Strauss and Redding were
| fishing in the canyon Sunday
Mrs. R. w. Alfred entertained the
bridge club Monday afternoon.
Mrs. j. 0. Eastman will leave Sat
urday morning for a three months
visit in her old home in Harvard, Ill.
1 and in Chicago.
Rev. Matthew Chamberlin will
preach at the Cedar Draw school
house next Sunday afternoon at $3.50
j T. W. Snodgrass and family leave
in few days for an extended over
land trip through California ant
southern Oregon for the benefit Of
Mrs. Snodgrass' health.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-05-20

safely at the end of their journey,
Dillen, Neb., and we are very glad
to hear that Mrs. Laycook is improv-
ing.
Mr.. Will Baker of the Studebaker
company was in Hansen Saturday on
business.
R. w. eager was passenger to
Twin Falls Saturday.
Mrs. G. l.. Redhead was called to
Rock Creek very suddenly Saturday
afternoon on account of sickness at
the Atkins home.
The Modern Woodmen deputy, Mr.
Tyer of Boise, was in Hansen the first
of the week making arrangements to
transfer the Hansen camp to Twin
Falls.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-05-20

Ellison home. They visited the Goose
Greek dam in the afternoon.
Miss VERNE Wetenkamp has re-
signed her position as bookkeeper and
cashier for the Swanner Mercantile
company and after few weeks rest
will leave for Lincoln, Neb.. where
she will visit her two aged grand
mothers and other relatives, and ac-
company her mother home.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-05-20

Mrs. G. G. Shirley of McMinnville,
Ore, was in the city last week look
iig after property interests. The
Shirleys made the first filing in the
Huhl country, on an eighty east Of
town.
Messrs. and Mesdames Harvey,
Marquardsen, Meredith and Ross Eli
sSn and Miss Greenfield autoed to
Oakley Sunday and took dinner at the
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-05-20

A repetition of your want ad, even q
Campaign of classified advertising"
may be needed to find the most logical
buyer for your property.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-05-20

Reading real estate ads Is q first
step toward home-owning-a prelim-
mary, observed by majority OF the
people who buy homes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-16
AT THE oRPHEUM.

You have been 20 the theatre. before
now and have witnessed an act or heard
some music which hooked o. sound
ed like You vuuldn', Be- satisfied uule -
You were given more 81 u. And you
have "u1uiucd IN the generous applause
'"r" the purpose ~ hriugir.gg tho per-
former back for sTrthcr number That
Was .. in" number. wasn't It, DtnerA i-..
you wouldn't have Joined tho applause.
Well 60 ~iy-sct an star Keith BIN
opened the first half % this week. ~ thu
prpheurn. yesterday afte- noon AMI
every grt - the wEoi.- SIX - lust like
mat one YOU remember 9 nj Stil tax
about. Nothing iu the same ClHss with
o. tteve. IN" xyloprpne king ever pa
been heard In Wheeling. Taylo- and
Brown. iu a Travelling MAJ F.irt
alton brought ouf round tft-r round %
applause. a. did Johnnie Ne:f and Carrie
starr Net is The greatest musician ia
tu" world and The Telephone tIri. Do
wais~ a scream The fHlrburns IN a sing
INK ana talking act are Eood. once the.
get warned uu and Chez Wsh 500 a.
60 tr their oriental oddities YIil m a
number - stunts never before seen In
this section 80 No country. AL th- fore
going and fr~ capitol Ci'y Four. the
10 sdiir" aftfarti.f. make M the hS
I'LL Ana this SAM Capitol Gifr -Four.
-. without doubt. the b-st quartet ever
heard iu tho 'itr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-16
NEWS BRIEFS

In an effort 10 stop the dumping OF
debris along the creek bank, large
signs have been posted at vantage
points along the bank where people
have been in the habit OF throwing
their waste. This is due to the fact
that fhe government officials have
registered complaints against the
creeks being choked with debris.
All the hose IN the fire DEPART
ment rs being tested under the super.
vision OF Chief Rose. Every section OF
hose used by the department will be-
.Fsted al nigh pressure TO test its
powers
The month OF August this year
was a record breaker I'm the issuance
Oh marriage licenses. there being a TO-
tdi o. ~ JOY papers issued bv the 10.
cal county clerk for the month. being
an Increase Of 10 over the same month
!ast year. This seems 20 be a record
breaker In The courts o. the surround.
ing counties. and should any other
county challenge this We would be
glad 10 hear of 10
Tho stat" Board Of Health is max.
ihE PREPARATIONS for tho issuing % a
monthly health bulletin. which will be-
distributed among the people They
VIII make their appearance In January
ana each succeeding month.
-. W. Pulz Louis Whissen. r II
Morgan. g. v kempie. Catherine Cud.
dias. Magic Lowe. Nollie shutter.
Fannie tiouse. Mary House. Mamie
House. Laura SparEo. Mrs Shafsr.
Maym" Morgan and + W. Rutier. OF
mis- CITY. WiIl leave today 20 attend
M" convention 81 tho Jr o. L. \ NJ.
which Will BE- hold a. Brcshannon
Wednesday and Thursday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-16
INJUNCTION HAS.
BEEN SECURED

HARRISBURG. Pa. Sept. I5.-In-
timations that the commonwealth
might not secure the property or
the West Chester State Normal
School. valued AZ from $750.000 TO
slOOO.O0O. and general denial that
there are any ground for the injunc-
ton PROCEEDINGS brought by the
State Board Of Education to restrain
the trustees OF the Normal School
from ousting Principal G. NJ. Philips
IN advance OF the sale to the state
characterized the defense in the hear
ing OF the case Of the Dauphin county
court today. Over half a day was
consumed In testimony and argument
and the judges took the papers. re-
serving the decision.
The State eontended that DR.. Phil.
lips. contract as principal was a val
liable part Of the assets. which the
trustees had contracted to deliver
upon dissolution of the corporation
In court for which application is 10
be made September %. Testimony
emit or Public Instruction ". {. Schaer.
Ter and members OF the State Board
OF Education TO the effect that DIT
Philips was one OF the foremost ed.
ucators In the State and that the dis.
closures regarding conduct at the
school had not injured him. The
argument for the State by Deputy
Attorney-General J. E. D. Cunning.
ham was that the trustees had con.
tracted TO deliver the property and
assets and should not Interfere by
Diminishing the principal
10 Not An Asset.
IN replying. Colonel A. NJ. Holding,
West Chester. declared that Dr.
Philips could not be considered an
asset and that in his opinion there
We're grave doubts as TO the validiay
OF the contract, pointing out that
there were also questions about tine
status or the clause relating TO nor.
mai schools in the school code. he
sald oluntly on the occasion that the
state might never get property since
tne case had arisen and also declared
.nat Ut Phillips could not be re.
famed or appointed as principal by
,ne trustees to be named by the State
BOARD. IL the State got the property,
because DR.. Phillips Is a member OF
the board OF education. which viii
name the trustees.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-16
FIGHT
COMES TO END

r., iPi,rTsBCRGH. Pa. Sept 1.-THE
municipal and county primary cnu,-
pslgn wound UP here today amid en-
thusiasm that eclipsed even a national
election. While every ward in the CITY
mao its hnal mass meeting and carnival
OF spell-binding Saturday night today
many street corners about the business
section or the city was "a point Of van
tsse Tor campaign orators who held
t3rth from automobiles and improvised
platforms.
The greatest interest IS IN the mayor
ATTY contest. the fight being between
tiherents OF Congressman STEPHEN -
Porter and Joseph -. Armstrong form.
cr director OF public works Porter is
supported by Mayor j. \. MRgce and
FORMER Senator William Finn. while
Armstrong Is macked by the Eepubli-
can state organization. although de-
caring himself the non-partisan car.
didate. The campaign has been most
bltter and personal. Mayor Nagae. uu
th week ago. making nightly
speeches Tor Porter. in which he dc.
cIared Armstrong. whom he dismissed
rom the department Of public works.
tier lie announced his candidacv had
conducted his Office contrary TO the
ideas OF the mayor.
The registration for the citv AZ the
close Saturday night was the largest
IN the city's history. S5.5u4 voters be-
ing registered. This Is I25Ss NOR.
than a year ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-16
AT THE VICTORIA.

Ad"'aid" Hermann. widow ~ Her
mann Tho Great. made her appearance
a. tho Victoria Thea'e- yesterday ~.
'ernoou 20 packed house. and last
night she vas greeted by Two audi
enc"s thai crowded every foot -
space The consensus 90 opinion a. all
performances was that she was little.
r AZ all. inferior 70 ber iIlustrious huq
band. who became Che wonder - tho
world In ~ art ~ magic. Her fea:s
are largely new and remarkably ciev.
- She accomplishes some ~ tho best
~ her husband wonderful tricks. and
her" Is grace ~ movement about
an irr WORK thai is most attractive
For no nnvt'fwo days Nrq. Hermann
viii be- one ~ tho biggest drawing
cards over brought - 'he CITY
Another hiy hif on Tho Nicf0rin' d
bin for tho first half of rho vceh %
Alford and Evans. who present tho *
fr'malr funny r.aylo' Tho Raro
Track Sport" r ah0lnds with f11.
and fHr pcr'ormeIe have che faculty
Df saving tho most Drdina-- thirga 40
cay 90 create laughter Vera 1907.
tina .nge- and comedirn1e. delighted
evf-y nrrron lat n'rhf WITH h"r char.
actor pe--onafionc. which 1re dociI
edlv rofreshinE Tho Melvin . Sell
trio harmony singers and Com ir1Dnr.
c0nafor- have Fr-v rivals in their limo.
and Doro'h. Watson md BROTHER have
q novelty singing and t1usical ac' that
viii ha ono ~ N. strong features ~
the fire. hair ~ ;.o wrek
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-16
BIBLE GLASSES
HOLD MEETING
NEiGH6oRHooo BIBLE CLASSES
HOLD ENTHUSIASTIC
MEETING.
Several Interesting Addresses Were
Delivered By a Number Of
Prominent Persons.

About three hundred members were
IN attendance At the fall rally OF the
Neighborhood Bible Classes which
was held at the Fourth Street VI. Z.
church last evening. The meeting was
without doubt the most enthusiastic
that has been held since the recent
Billy Sunday campaign In this city.
The meeting opened with brief
address by the President. Mrs. r b.
Ney. following which a number OF the
sunday hymns were sung. Or. e. II.
Robinson. pastor OF the First United
Presbyterian church delivered very
eloquent address and states that the
greatest legacy left by the Billy"
Sunday campaign was the Neighbor.
hood Bible classes. In conclusion he
stated that the new systematic study
or the bible is the greatest aid In lead.
ing Christian life.
DIR. Thomas G. Koont1. OF the Sec.
ond Presby terrain church. graphically
portrayed the building up OF the Bible
in a brief and interesting address. He
also told OF the good OF the Bible
classes and stated that he hoped that
the classes would be increased 10 five
hundred.
Miss Grace SAKE. OF the BILLY" Sun.
day party. who organized the Neigh.
borhood Bible classes in this city. was
also present and gave "A splendid talk
on the work OF the classes. Miss SAKE
related number OF touching and in.
teresting stories I'm regard 10 the for
nation of Bible classes at Wilkes
Barre, Pa She also explained several
different ways OF studying the Bible
and number will probably be adopt.
ed by the local classes.
Mr.. Gill Talks.
Mr. Albert =. Gill. also OF the Billy
Sunday party. was present and was
called on for few remarks. He told
or the time that he had FIRST met an
audience in that church. and that IL
numbered about a dozen. and that he
was pleased 10 see such large mum.
Der present and hoped that the next
time he appeared the number would
he increased accordingly Following
prayer by Mr.. Gill. the doxology was
sung and the benedlction pronounced
by Rev. A. ". Mills.
meeting OF the leaders O! the
Neighborhood Bible classes will be-
held az the Y. ". &. 4 every other
Monday afternoon at 2 80 O'Clock. DR..
7. G. koontz will be the teacher for
the winter
At this meeting IL VAS announced
that n special train will leave the EIev.
enth street depot Thursday evening at
sos O'Clock. TO carry the vast crowd
from this city 20 the Billy" Sunday
meeting at Steubenville. The train
will leave Sjeubeuvilla at about 10
O'Clock and arrive in this city about II.
II was also stated that the train would
be run once week during the cam.
paign. providing the crowd is large
enough
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-16
LAUNDRY WORKERS
OF TINS City VIII Be Addressed b.
Miss Emmeline Pitt OF PITTS.
oUrsh a. Meeting Wednes.
Gay Evening

NI-- Emmeine Pie associated
editor ~ fhe Metal Trades Review. Of
Pittsburgh. viii address Oh. f1grdr,
workers az This city "Wednesday ove-
ming. at y O'Clock. 'n tho Electrical
Workers HAIL zoo fls4 Market street
4 cordial Invitation i- extended io s.f
10 come and hear how to rrotor. our
job AGAINST CHiue-e. convict and
orphan asylum labor
Too addition fo flc address ht Miss
FI'' 81 splendid musical program uIu
Do rendered ht tnr Court studio OF
'h.- cts Solos viI ha rendered Dos
Ni-- Iurpura. Miss llu- and Miss
wilson. ~ fhi- city and Mr. Georr.
Fmb."m sII preside az fir piano
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-16
PRESBYTERY IN
ANNUAL SESSION
REV. T. c. PEAFS OF NEW CUM.
eeRlANO ELECTED moDER-
ATOR.
Educational Conference Yesterdays
Feature-Two Sessions VIII Be
Held TODAY

With the pastors Of practically all
Presbyterian churches embraced In
THIS district present. the p-esbytery
or wheeling convened ia annual fall
session Yesterday in the Allen Grove
fT"sbytcr!an church. near Shprrary.
Many las delegates are also in at
Tendance
The FIRST formal session was held
last night The PRINCIPAL business
consisted OF the election o. modpr-
at"r :or the ensuing year Rev. T. G.
Years. OF New Cumberland. was non.
or'd with this position Rev IT, q.
Gil-pu. of Pittsburgh. representing th.
Presbyterian board % education. dc.
E'~r"d tie principal address. The re-
ports o. the delegates appointed 10
represent the Wheeling preshyterv At
III" last session uf the general assem-.
bly. h"ld recently ia Atlanta. Ga
were received
Ih" Frcsbytory Vili concIuae it,
business today 10 Two sessions. AZ.
t"rnoOn and evening \ feature vii,
Do an old fashion picnic dinner served
~ noon ~ the church by the ladies'
pi 10" Allen Grove church
Educational Conference.
A'ii 'IA tlF afternoon al education
al conference vas held. With Roy !
! S.sgi". - NounIsviiIe. presiding
christian Education was tho theme.
Rev. y VI Potter ~ the Vance No.
mortal church. had charge of the
scripture reading. uhiIn an impress.
-i'" PRAYER vas delivered by Rev l.,
u l"V"llyn. or the Stone church a.
Film Grove
ITO" principal address VAS delivered
hN Rev ellison. who spoke on tho
subject The t.seenflals ~ Christian
Education These three essentials
no said. Wrr" First know Christ "
second. Know man" and third. know
hp~ to brink 'hrisf INTO Tho live. ~
men : BRIEF address vas deliver I
hv Rev b. IS. Dav pastor ~ the Wa D..
wood Fr@-hs terrain church. on "Teael.
'r- Training FOR Sabbath Sch1nl
Work No made plea Tor strong
and better trained .sache-s IN as.
rr" ru Nduf Rrlo Glaze N,o-. .
ra. delivered Dos Hrt " o. Allen.
% 10 pastor OFF frr Nev Cumberland
Pro hI terrain church
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-16

Miss Hess- leach. 81 BeiIai-. is
visiting ~ the home 81 Mrs r. J.
Buckley. ~ The East End
Frank Williams Sr. has returned
home from business t7p 20 Colum-
bus
Mary Lodge OF Sheperdstou De-
The guest 81 Miss Lulu Love. or this
place
carl Hayes. ~ GAINESVILLE. and
craig Seib"ri ~ SheperdstoWn. are
visiting friend here
tal NeT. a. Fiffsburrh. -eturne 8
HON" today after visit with hfs
Parents Mr. and Mrs 70 4 ser ~
Marietta street
Mis- Mart close iaft today Tor
Nu-kIugim college
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-16
BOSCIA ARRESTED
Proprietor o. Place Psided Saturday
wight Was Arrested Yesterday on
Two New Charqea

Nicola lio-cia Was arrested vestor.
day afternoon bv Officers Minard and
wa OF ou two variant one Tor I'll
.o1 .nr PROSTITUTES o. loitrr $50 his "a.
loon and tho other for allowing any
prostitute to drink loiter NJ lounge IN
Die saloon ucc How ard and Elizabeth
HroEuoit we're retained ~ witnesses
and vii b. srraigned this morning in
police court
u vlIi D. remembered that bunch
~ mon and women we're arrested ~
tfis joint Saturday night and were
srraigued in police court yesterday
This Is The beginning Of a hard fEht
against fhc proprictcrs ~ vine rooms
iu Inc city and should thr council pass
10" nov ordinance Governing such
h'I-"s NAM neV Developments vi 10
aided
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-16

IN the matter OF the estate n,
NICK Popovich. deceased. account set.
tied
IN the matter OF the estate n,
Joseph Topolewsky. deceased. account
tied
IN -" matter % the estate n,
element Magncm. deceased. account
settled
In ne matter o. the estate o.
Martin Pastuch1. deceased. account
settled
va The matter . tho estate OF
orlando Brown. deceased. accoun, SCI.
He'd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-16
LOokING FoR THIFr

Tho person Who STOLE thc h.rr,.-
from 'fc hamilton iirus stables. on
water street. some time SUNDAY oven.
inE. h1s nnf vrf boon arprohcnded.
although tho police arc WORKING on a
very good fhnorv nnf r1uccf fo land
tneir m1r ir short time 4 watch
iIl alen 10 Kept on 40 harness sfore-
'ith Tho hopes Thar tho thief viii frv
10 di pose or Tho harness
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-16
FOREIGNER IS FINED

Ipo foreigner ~ Martin. ror-t
were arrested recently .1r ouc-af.rr
H -peaketst in direct violation az .1.
nos" '1N ono vas urfaercI t.t
heh' before fhe ua'or and ruod t.tt
and COSTS The other offender viii DO
tried tnis evening on che same chsrec
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-16
Automobile Accident

While driving at high rate Of sneed
the machine driven by Joe Kinsay ~
Maynard. turned turtle and the occ,,.
pants. three women and two man
49, thrown over an embsnkment. re-
ce'Nihg slight injuries. The accident
was caused by a tire bIow-out
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-16
Realty Transfers

FROM Charles Hughes % Rosa VI
Major. tract o. land in 81 Clai-svilis.
consideration 500
tfdm Charles {. Wilson - TX 70
Joseph foroi. tract - land In Lans-
iug. cons .deration $3.50
Frim oscar Oglaver 20 Robert
S'ars. tract o. land .n Flushing town.
ship consideration Sl0O
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-16
Acknowledgement

ne marriage OF David Mitchell of
rms place and Miss Fac Conrad. of
oak Harbor. occurred at the brides
nome to-day. Only the Immediate rel
a'iVes We're present. The young couple
LETT on an extended wedding trim.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-16
Hoties 90 Manufactures. Jobbsrs. x,r-
Giants and othsr Rhnlaa.l. o.si.-.

NCTICE - y ,EEBY INK Trat
tie state Board 81 Control ~ the SAT-
- Vest Ntrsinla Will receive bide Tally
~ US office A. Charleston. wrst ~
sirTa Tor furnishing supplies Tor fra
seN ertl rtate Institutions. the financial
rianaEC mont or which g. vested IN safd
boart Contracts Will BE- aVar,'ed 10 Ths
loN est utoGfrs. dual " .or aIdersd ard
other thlnEH being equal. West -irrinfa
Dealer vii h0 gwen preferences
lAsts Of supplies NEEDED viii be fur
nifteI bidders on rsceip. OF reoussta
stating tue line desired
STATE EOf ~ OF CONTROL.
as-t-u Ciarisafnn. Wet EIrsfota