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WHERE THEY BELONG.

q UENLY oontesns every inch Of their retreat the lawdef
ing axcsb companies being driven into the place where
~ they belong The latest Of the Yellow Taxicab Com
pany the honest competition Of the public stands by estab
fishing garages whence may be ordered by telephone tn
old marks the first step in the withdrawal Of the companies
from the public taxcsb which they longer claim
- b part.
Let them ssts sasag Those garages will longer BE- the
public streets hired from hotels that have title to them
Let them rent private any szorban rates they choose
70 maintain They w ct license from the city to fleece tho
public with those rates under the suse Of public cabs
Let them divide their profits with the hotel The latter
cannot keep people from using the cheaper public cabs
There why any hotel should not maintain private
cab service long does not seize the c streets Hotel guests
however, FOOLS For ordinary they quite
to public taabs the cheaper Hotel popetors know
this They know also that they longer that licensed public
cabs not SAFE
Therefore, tn. t.zc.b comp.ni.. ar. ready to become gag.
companies much the better Other taxcb propeto will rush
to take their places and larger public than they drsam Of
The companies have had their chance boone Of sound
and honest xcab system They realize that they
belong there Let them get out.
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SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS SSSS SSS ~
Mr.. Jarr Becomes Charter Member
Of the "Too-Good- to-Be-True" Club
pyrisht, 1913. n The Pres Publishing Co.
THE New York Evening wond.)


go It while you're young!" said
Mr.. Jenkins. rousing up Il see the
finish Of this efficiency engineer. So we
might a. we'll enjoy this strange mani
festation OF enlargement Of the heart
Of the boss while It lasts. II won't
last very long"
Y wouldn't be surprised II che boss
got cold feet before the walter brought
the check to-day. and suggest We
Dutch IT," said johnson.
'U'u b in Dutch II he doss," said
Mr.. Jarr. Il have only got . dollar
and eight cents with me-"
IT you'll lend me the dollar TIL have
. little more than that" said jenkins.
dolefully.
"Oh. the boss isn't such q short sport
he wouldn't pay the bill and then have
me deduct all our shares from our SAL
aries" ventured johnson. He isn't
mean about money matters. you know"
Sure. We know" said Mr.. Jarr HE
won't charge US interest on what he
advances"
They all arrived at the onyx portals
of the Hotel st. Oroesus somewhat
nervous and apprehensive. That b. al
but Mr.. Omission. the efficiency engi.
neer. He didn't seem to care how
much might DO taken out Of his salary.
his praotice always being to spsnd Q
salary before he got II. anyway.
| He had the boss by ths arm and vas
slibly discoursins business efficiency. CO.
operative coordination and the psychol.
osy OF salemanship. But those who
knew the boss better could SEQ thsis
! forebodings were correct The boss Wa
wearing a worried look.
! Arrange tables together to seal
eight" said Mr.. Omission to ths head
walter. And be quick about it"
Permit me-" he remarked few min.
utes later. and he took the menu from
the boss.
For the head Of the Arm had his eys
on the dishes marked Ready" the
cost Of which was not prohibitive
Such was Mr. Dnkston's manner Of OF.
ecutive direction that the boss lot &C
OF the menu. But II was with = sigh.
Tho boss 10 getting cold" Whispered
johnson to Jar. Z
But Mr. Omission wasnt getting cold
He ordered iavtshly. starting with cock
|
on the bill OF fare. including wine ant
then cigars with the coffee.
The boss has already figured out tn,
days deficit" Whispered johnson
These new theories are magnificent
but they are not business"
But at the dessert Q portly mai
crossed over to them.
why. hello. .ar. Smith" he said
Cuisines must be big with you! Ant
that reminds me. I've got an order 70
Frisco ia like you to taSe.'
TN take H." said the impsrturbabl
Dinkston ana he did.
II was the biggest order the ssrm ha.
{ ever had.
That's the psychology Of salesman
! ship" said Mr.. Dinkston ~ the big Gus
toner walked away. feeling compliment
> % THAI % prosperous . arm voul
taks h1s esdss.
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Letters From the PEOPLE

Ths Cas6-PlayinG Nuisance.
- ~ Edises sa Ths Esssins wwid:
hoped that some Of those strong.
Interesting letters from readers about
ne hossins Of 90 many smoking car
ssaas BY card-piayang oommusers on
suburbsa trains might have more effect
or isad 70 some rscognition-sven by
the Erie. But IN the afternoon New
York. susquphanna end Western trains
] md ne eoodf1on unehanssd. The for
ward smoker especially 10 full Of double
seatk some empty. some guarded BY
sns player. b he syciusiou Of regular
asn-oaEd-p,aytnG passenger. ] and Il
- aiso. she0sA 70 . is0G dsgcss. on
othse iinsA II 70 . oass a graft for
~ traannsa. Who set pay Tor the
oarD ed boasdA ] W>Gh somsthing
ssuAl ~ Asas u ssess this nuisance
co0GAUTwA
HuOw olA % Aaas~ Aealn.
- - 11l1R q n Dv01no WsAi
4 seSrsGDeaAsst ssyUi MARY = thirty
ysass q aSsi shs y I'VE lines - Old
- Ana was whGa Mssy Wa three umss
- ~ - Ann 70 now. NOW oId Il
Aasr Haze u my solution, Let y
sguo AAs's present aSs; W-Nary'l
~ When - Was tAsee times ~ Ola
x-ONU.O-o-Ana's sss q tia
hns; so-1o&-ye - IA Am u nia'
yeass ~ togUL BOWER
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4. Conquests of Constance

By AIma woodward

NV six-three fellers an three giris-
Just watohin' yuh know. not takin' part
In tn roughhouse at all. wus standin'
on a soap box watohin' tn Indians pass.
when all Nv q sudden somethin' hooks
my German silver mesh pocketbook an
gives II awful jerk. Nv course
thought It wux bein' lifted by . anna
choor until looks down an sees It's
caught In Order NV tn Golden Flea.
or someihin'. wore in tn lapel Nv .
dodo with auburn side whisicsrs.
well, ono NV tn fellers in our party
IA regular limb he wuz) SEE: Come on
up. Ethelred, an watch tn percsssion.'
An he pulls his nibs up by the wills
kers on tn tomato crate he wus standin'
on. tn OIL dufser had tn time Nv his
chautauquan lifsi He wux sure enough
clip when he got started. An even
though tn other two Girls wus more tn
broiler cut than me. he seemed TO think
WIZ particular pippins. an asst n he
could call. I said yea an 20 no did.
Il never could get out Nv him where
he hailed from. II wus always out
West when yuh asst him. But tn thins
what made tn fiercest hit with mo WI.
| tn way he had with women. Sc
thoughtful In all tn little things-ohuck.
| full of social chores--just like he'd had
some sister to teach him. An 20,
quite fond Nv tn guy, An then one day
Just after he'd connded to me how cute
his little sx-year-old kid wuz. he asl
me to get married an 20 back Yves,
with him. So ses. real somber an
consolin':
when did yer wife d!ef
"An' he SEE, clipper an m4rthful;
-Oh. they amt deadv
Then WE sure had EN- unit
he divulged. under pressure. that h,
come from UTAH. out West. An OF
cross-examination he further said tina
there wua merry little family Nv thre,
better halves an their assorted on
spring In tn stuccO- an hollow ILL
homestead out yonder. The gall "
him! so I said;
! "'Well. II there ever eomss Q IA!
when yuh want to take . inventor,
an get rid Nv tn old stock by Quicl
!, sale IN take on . new line. oonsistin
! Nv ONE Grand little hsipmate. yuh II
send me q night letter. sss. But unit
that time back TO IN Incorporated com
: p'uy ter yeussr ! 80"
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~ Vu8po1ooStcou ot0u.
10 The Editos Of Ths Hvsaias World:
Some expert on English has made or
caused TO BE- made . sign In . largo
park near New York which reads a.
follows: ANY person passing this
road do 90 at their own risk" This
notice 10 full Of grammatical errors and
] think should be corrected. II. r.
II ~ EDITOR a TIE EwainG world:
10 . mans religious denomins tion or
creed any bar to hts siisSbit&y to Be
President OF the United Statesf b.
~ Alssbss.
h - B61tsl a tbs Evsr.nS World:
In re1erSAce TO the problem why,
Let The Two numbers b denoted b. and
'. Thsir sum 10 then ~ and their product
II. Wx.-v -. first result. ~ ~
xy-sH - . second result. The sum q
the f'r's end ssooad results 10 =tX+s4x-
-at-zsTztzs s1Els II. p'oAuo. d
'As a's'' end ''oead result. I. =ttzx-tz-
& fxH Which 70 che ..ms q shs.r sum
This result b NOT oeincadsnos. but follow
fro. N. i.ss The. ~ and Fl ~. WI
'susstitiss which happen 70 hsvs ~ cam
sun ed preduce.
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Young, but Discreet.

A CERTAIN man. who lives In Q suburban
n town in North Jersey. IA no beauty. Ho
10 not only long and angular. but has .
face and complexion that neither pale blue. shy
yellow nor any other color IN dnes sfssst vii
sttuns to. ssys the indianapolis News.
One day the Aforesaid party called 70 ~ -
acquaintance. and while waiting for him 10 ap-
GEAR in the parlor wu entertained b. the utsis
eight .year-old son.
We'll. what DO you think Of met" ssksd NJ
caller, after conversns several minutes.
Instead Of replying the boy turned aaAs -
thoushtfully hung his bead.
You haven't answsssd me-" muinGy ~
sisted the caller. Aren't you going 10 tsu ~
what you think Of mel"
mo. siI." returned ths younsxeT. "Do 10
suppose that want 10 ct . lickinGf"
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POPULARIZlNC DYNAMITE.

" YHOEvER put the dynamite under the windows Of the
w City Hall, thing begins be alarmingy clear Alto.
gethsr too many people this city find get hold
OF dangerous explosives whenever they feel disposed The bomb
industry hss developed to point where constant and
menace to large sections Of the population Odds and ends
mite turn up every and then like forgotten rubbish
against the Law for upright citizen carry revolver
to protect himself But would that Tom Dick Harry
can buy dynamite like cheese 10 about time recognize
dy Of five million people high explosives small quantities
ere things to keep track Of and that nobody should be allowed
handle them who cannot Be held strictly every jot
Of the quantity in his possession
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n ~ &gg$$c1p6Q~:>

other than that II 10 too good to last"
Mr.. Jarr declared as he got IN the next
taxi. along with johnson. the cashier.
and Mr.. jenkins. the bookkeeper.
Il don't like the idea." remarked Mr..
Johnson. Remember. / am not respon.
sible and do not indorse It,"
Whats the matter with cashiers
The evening world., 1913-08-22
The May Manton Fashions
This skirt which
includes Q 6sw

THIS skirt wAich
includes Q fsw
plaits. u vsry
new and very smaIt
n allows Of watkins
with comfort. yet Il
preserves the fash.
ionable straight lines.
Nothing better could
be found either for
tho autumn suit or
for the indoor gown
Of light weight wool
or silk. A pretty fsa-
t,lre Is the pointed
belt arranged over
the high waist line
There arc three
cores, the back gore
being laid In plaits.
The front cores are
Tapped one over the
other above a plated
panel. Such a skirt
Is easy to MAKE.
while II Is in the
very height of style.
In the Illustration
wool eponge 10 cffoc-
lively trimmed with
buttons.
For the medium
size the skirt viii
require 5S yards OF
material 81. 4 Yards
IS. 3A yards A in hes
wide. The width %
the skirt at the lower
edge 10 2h yards or
~ yards when the
plaits are laid.
Pattern No. 707O
10 cut In sizes q. "a.
%, q. 80 and a2 inch 60
waist moaslr0.
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The Days Good Stories

Well. you give up whisky and tobacco ats.
Rthsf."
Sandy took up his cap. and IN three stsys
reached the door
"Herc!" called the doctor. you have not ps,l
for my ADVICE"
"Ahm no tadn' IT," snapped Sandy = b
shut the door behind him,
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7 GOTTA thirst on
/ me fer AIN
= pickles 'nough to
make q delicatessen
keep open on Sum
d ay :" complained
the Phone Maid.
"Evcry once In q
while I DO adore
them things. An
It's always sure ia
he tn time when
there amt no one
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that they can never see the firms
money spent without iinchingr' asked
Mr. Jarr. Every time johnson hands
me my pay envelope he acts a. though
were robbing him."
You're robbing the Arm. And I'm an
accessory before. during and after the
fact" replied johnson.
The evening world., 1913-08-22

Having had nasty experience with large specimen
lemon crop, Murphy Is fearful lest the nomination and reeec-
ton Of Mayor Gaynor might not with
Charles H. Hyde
The evening world., 1913-08-22

- ct EVENING WORLD MANTON FAefliON
NV {BURRAU.
Ats 0amesi
}Nsw D
}ssmps for pattern ordered.
MPORTANT-Wris
'sssssA {dss
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The Stranger
From America.


to
MARI and % .
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WarNNood Briefs.

Miss Helen Fisher has returned TO
her hCc'e - Main street after a few
weeks visit with friends at Detroit,
Mich.
Thos. p. Kindelberger closed few
important deals in Warwood last
week
\ large crowd of Wheeling people
spent Sunday at different camps
along tho Ohio river.
George Hunt and family. OF Ohio.
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Newman. of Nineteenth street. have
returned
Mrs. John Nahn. of Twentieth street
will move 10 Wheeling tomorrow.
Mrs. John Mitchell. OF Vane avenue.
is improving after a short illness
Miss Gertrude Campbell. of Fifth
street and Richland avenue. is i'm
proving after a short illness.
Mrs Harry Kennedy and son. Harry
OF Nineteenth street. are visiting
friends in MorGantowu
Mr.. and Mrs. II. n. Riggs and Mr..
and Mrs. Russell Riggs. of Wheeling.
spent last week with Mrs. Chester
Dralier. OF Vance avenue
Miss Ruth Brown. of Glenns Run.
left Saturday for a visit 10 Bethany.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sayres. of West
Liberty. are visiting their daughter.
Mrs. John Mitchell. Of North War
wood.
Hugh Allen will move into his new
house on Seventeenth street today.
Miss Cora McDOwler. OF Seventh
street. is visiting her mother. Mrs SIC
Dowl"r. Of Cleveland. O.
Charles Crimson. cmploye of the
Panhandle. Traction Company, is u;i
] his vacation az Atlantic city.
Mr.. and Mrs. I'd. Peterson. Of
Mound sville. spent yesterday with AIR
and Mrs. &. W Wencl,e. of North War.
wood
Miss Marie Fisher has returned N
her home on Main street after a visit
with friends al Detroit. Mich
Miss Bess Wilson returned to her
HON" at Pittsburgh. Pa. after "a VISIT
T To- her sister. Mrs I'd. Blngeu. OF
/ Twentieth street
George Snyder. Of Wellsburg. spent
yesterday with friends In WarwouI
and Wheeling
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TriaI ms Evrninn-

tf'Urro Bow, o.. fhe YOUNG boy who
was arrested Saturday night a. IN"
instiratiOn - John May. proprietor
AZ DO" Lyric 'hcafcr. will receive a
harms this evening before Squire
S'ih. ~ tn" 'cv was ARE sted on a
di-crd"rly chir.r Boz he above
named th"a'"r.
Glendale Changers will hold pic.
mic and outing August ~ 81 Bllyney's
Grow" Several SPEAKERS ~ import.
ance viii be- present
Mrs Ilummcl haa returned 10 her
hom" 900 Beaver Pc. after visiting
friend. iu Edgd1lr
Mics Bertha Archibald of The Uchr
"ns grocery is m f1r two weeks. Va.
cation
Miss Mari" Frazier. assistant post.
mistress ~ Film Grove. l,ft yesterday
Tor cleveland
Robert. W1tcrhouso De- spending bis
vacation af his home Zoo Fark View
s iIrEr number of hIacksmiths Of
This stciuity held on outing AZ Blay.
u't'. Grove Saturday
Nr ami Mrs Miller az Woods
dale have returned fo their home after
spending week in canada visitius
fH" Hamilton reunion
MI virginia Ia-Lisy Of Flnt
Grove. Who has been spending several
""rks With friends in cleveland and
Madi.on. Will arrive homo This week
Joseph Wagner and Charles
Weiss Win leave Wednesday for ~.
artir Cify
JACK Graham ~ Film Grove. pho
ha- boon eonnnod to his home for
quite while. BE- able 10 DO on,
clarence Morrison - EIm Grove
i"f fhit morning to spend bis vacation
JOB ritsburch
'hffI't Ferguson. Who has boon
h'ihE BOO HInalo and Who has been
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wv ooIDEr FuLr or rHnrr

honest
ZION Hu1 rrufffrr.a
Three fIfuaa fn r.verr frr.,r.rr
TONGUE and conduct
Three tiIura Tor which g. rgtf
honor home aUf r4uufrt
Three fnfuFa fs cherish ffa frrr
iNc beautiful sud fhr ro.f
Ihr'" fhinre al.ut vhI.h q. fhfnk
hfc dcafh Hu1 eftrrfft
Three fhirrr q. commend thrift fn.
dNrfrf and I.rurrrfrera
Three Things fo deeplae cruelty. ar
rornurr and iuErafIfufe
IN.rf fhIugs Co. love CD. ufse the
wiz HDur and the irrnrsrf
Three fhinC. Tor vht0f o. with
hfAlfh fflfnUe nul gunfeufnrerf
Three fNIuua fH admire rH...frs-a az
Hi HfsErifN OF UurIuec aud cheer
fulneas ~ dlarusifien
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-18
AUTOMOBILES
PUBLIC SALE.
PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Special Commissioners Sale Of valua bi Q
Real Estate.

Special Commissioners Sale Of valua BILE
Real Estate.
West Virginia
Amelia Vieweg vs Fred Vicwee. e. al
IL CffANCERY.
by virtue - Tire authority vested in
~" a. SPECIAL commits sioncr by a decree
~ ~" circuit Court Of ohio County.
utlcl case ON the cttl day ~ IuIy. 1913
aid entered 90 order Book. No ~. at
l"Er a-' ! VIII sell at public auction at
~" north 'front.' door ~ the court House.
vi 'hi' county. d. the "Ity Il WlecIiug.
onto county " Va. on
TUESDAY. TIE sNp DAY or Sep
TENDER. 1913.
.'st builder The following real estat. go
VI Al Of ~" IL = ground situated in
t-F town ~ south Wheeling IN that Turf
81 tn' snid tow wuirh was formerly
allied Ia Grange as lot numbered six
tr-fiNe ttsJ Together with alI the build
Ing and lmprrt eUcufs O. ereou aud the
h'rciitancui- thereuuto beionging II
.'lhg TIE Same property conveyed Co.
t.'fFiI NIt r-. known also as lur etny
'i!''r. - Adam KRAFT and Minna
ih I'ei Book. No 60. paEc $50 In the
I',.IiH ,.t We county court ~ Ohio
'uunif. West virginia
TIE terms - sale shall be one.third
yi IN. pnff hHs' money and o. much
In'i" t'fe"i ns ths purchaser shall
elect 'o- nc pal BOZ "a. ou the day 81
sHi'. aui thc residue thereof In twp
,uIal ira'lilmerts. tenrirr infcreef from
TIC iaJ - salr. 90 Sis per sartunt rcf
nnnufu Hrl payable ln six ami ~ sIts
mgntlIF from Co." dHN ~ sale. FOR which
ieffrr'i payments Tho purchaser shall
give DIS TO- Ftlahlc ptomifsory notes.
H'arirE Interest from tie daN ~ sale.
Hnd i"fItlr o. eafI special .nmrufssfon-
90. the ti.ie fr lI. pfnrerft sold q. rs.
r'tsined rrtil flr o. ynisut boz fuI n the
said purchase money AMI interest
fkL' %. UitNkMAN.
special iummi aaiuuer
tWt.r li rice. Arctinr,sr
J. John ]. kfuruo-u. tlssk 81 said
"Nft '. l'rtfy inst bond las been
given .u Z q amount rf.frIref
joins l.. KtNGtIDUN
CLERK
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visiting friends In Elm Grove for some
umc. VII leave TO-DAY Tor ohio
Wayn" carroll ~ Wcet Finioy vas
caller in Elm Gorv- yesterday
Miss Martha Graham. Who has been
spending several DAYS with friends
nenr FttsturEh. will return home %.
dav
Charles Gi"scier and family " sher.
rard we're visiting rclauves in Elm
Grove yesterday.
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Aosack Euncrai-

Funeral services over the remains
Of the late Mrs Elizabeth Hosack VINO
died AZ the home OF Mrs. =. G. Patter-
son after a prolonged illness. will be
held this evening at the place Of
death after which interment will be
private in Greeuwood cemetery. Mrs
liosack WIS wei known and highly
respected lady and leave host ~
friends to mourn her los.
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Edqwood Nioht.

Tonight az the Alpha Thoater in
Edgingtun viii be- celebrated as Edg-
wood night The managers OF this
ih"ater have donated the receipts OF
The evening towards the benefit OF
ID" now auto truck for the FIRE de-
par'ment The ladies behind the ar
fair hav' made all efforts 20 make
this gc. and 'h' play house this
evening will 10 doubt BE- crowded to
i's utmost capacity
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-18

There have boon great many
comments made about tln end ~ Mo
game which wili hr played tomorrow
evening on fhe lim GROVE diamond.
ana 1 81 af many prediction ahout
Who viii win. huf fIe 0rlt .afo thing
10 DO will bn fo waf un'I flr nam8
q over Tho vouur men claim fhnv
ar" ruirr fo win. and fir oid mon
claim fhr Same fIfrg. .u What tho
oufcom" viii Co. d. hard 20 prophecy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-18

Sealed bids will be received at tho
otnce Of the bod Of commissioners OF
the county Of ohio until. August 2S
1913. at 10 a. M. Eastern time. FOR paw
ing with brick certain portions Of each
OF the following county roads
National Road two locations)
Greggsvile. Clinton and Potomac
Road
fairmont PIKE 1.-TWO locatiousD
Wheeling 4 Elm Grove Road.
specifications. together with tho ap-
proNimate yardage. are on file and may
he seen during office hours a, the once
of the board Of Commissioners in The
Court House. Wheeling. ". Va
The Iuard reserves tho rignt TO re-
Jet any or all lids
Geo ". oldham. clerk
Tho Board Of commissioners of tho
county Of Ohio. aug Isto2Siu,.-
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WARWOOD
Eiremen'a Meetina-

The Loveland Volunteer Fire & Pro
lection Company will meet this even
ing at the hose house on Fifth and
Main streets. All members are urged
TO attend the meeting as important
business will be transacted.
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IfIad"IThia tOEnCil VIII meet This
evening IN extraordinary session AZ
Viii uni" ~ D. likely that the IN
hnish'd business IN r. gard TO paving
viii no doubt be- eliminated The
county has been very liberal and %
now remains Uifh Tho street car
company 20 max" good their end OF
the matter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-18
BuiIdinq Boom.

The contractors have their hands
full just at present building and fin
fishing houses in all parts of Warwood.
The Richland Coal Company houses.
near Beech Bottom. are nearly finish
ed and the Warwood Bank building
on Main street will be finished in the
near future.
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Will Go To Camp

The Boy Scouts will 20 20 camp to-
day not tar from Warwooi along the
river. They are going for two weeks.
and, in that length of time. they will
FISH and have Uth,r sports
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-18

John Eteyle and son. Lawrence. of
Warwood. left Saturday in an auto
mobile for tour OF Ohio. after which
they will go TO the city OF Delaware.
o.. where they will visit Rev. Father
Steyle.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

hotiee 70 btAnufscturerp, Jobpera Mr..
chants AID Other wholesale Dssisra
, ECIICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That
We state board OF Control OF the State
az It's rffice at Charleston. West Nir-
sIrsa. ior furnishing supplies for ths
scNeral StSfe institutions, the financial
nihtasf inent or which IL vested in said
noard Contracts Will be awarded TO the
lowest plddeTs. quality considered. and
other things being equal West -irKinis
dtalers VIII be given preference
Lists OF supplies needed will b. fur
nlShei bidders CT receipt of reaueats
stating the line desired
STATE eOAeD Of CONTROL.
sg-t-tf Charleston West Vtrst,t.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-18
Will Play Brooks.

The Warwood Junior will play the
Brooks Athletic Stub Tuesday evening
at $50 on the Twenty-first street
grounds. A large crowd is expected
Theron will pitch for the Juniors aad
Thomas for the Brooks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-18
Getting Ready For School.

The janitors have been appointed
gy the Board of Education for the lo-
cal schools. They have started to
clean the school buildings in Richland
district. All the buildings will be
ready by the last OF August
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-18
West Virginia Traction e.
Electric Company and City e.
Suburban Gas Compsny's au-
thorized paw stations:

COMPANY fflrr corner f9fr A
Chaplin street Wheeling. w Va
linrl 0f Fulton Fulton. W Va
Do" FIRST National iauk. iIm Grove.
W"ef tIrgiria
state rank ~ Fw Grove Elm
Grove Wet fIr.IuiH
lay your electric irht. weter and
sIH bills 900 fI, m..f o. rr,nI..f nav
f.tti.n g. % tNkGNs. .asuror