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The Washington times., 1913-04-12

Linwood Heights-John W. Glennan. trustee.
ito to Caroline Herbert. lot 10. block . $40;
Z; and Jennie E. Thurber. lot II. block Is,
North Addition to ChiIlum Castle Heights
TO William J. Houston. lot !, square Sis. $3.50.
Wesley Observation-Disclosures E. Malone to
Evelyn Reichmann. lots Al to "A. block Is.
Chevy Cha.e-Chevy Chase Land Company to
William r. and Edith NJ. Maxon, part lots
via 81 .ns salGats K .aSass Is iss Ma4en :lS ct vr Edwin
r.; to WI wIllan lam W. siee lots 40 and a.
HiiiSroekEo;wssy iS & s b. zantzineer e, II. to
William J. Eatimer lot 9. square Sose. so.
North Addition to Chillum Castle Heights
Washington Land and Mortgage Company
cHiches,eanwiniam Gator ct ux. to william
II. and Mary Pumphrey. part lot 81. square
villa Park-Clara A.. Marden ct vir. Edwin
r.. to Julius II. Hartwen. lot q. square
4e4i. 5s:; Same TO Asa T. Houck. lot q.
West woodridge~Herman H. Bredekamp to
Frederick A. Linger. lot "A. square 1881.
Twinlns City-Annie L. Bradbury ct vir.
Robert F.; to Philip Harich. lots IS. 49, 90
F'riendship-John scrivener. trustee. to Mar
garet G. Callaghan. lot on Grant road.
81. 500. Margaret G. CalIaghan conveys half
interest In same property to John w.
tH6ppti, t
Barry Farm-Willsm II. West ct ux. to
Grant Greenfield. part lots l3 and H. section
s. SO.
ChiIlum Castle Heights-washington Land
and Mortgage Company 10 David L. WILL
iams. lot IS. square $3.50. $50.
Saurs Addition-Fohl C. Brinley ct ux to
Caroline V. HYDE lot IS square 2s0s. So
Saurs Addition-Horace G. Smthy ct ux.
to Joseph B. and Fannie NJ Jacobs, lot
"a. square eSOs, SO.
LDngnecker's Addition to Congress Heights
william A. Boss ct TO Diller +. Gron.
lots Is to %. block 4. SO.
Floral Hill-Alfred VI. Duckett ct ux. to
Columbia Building and Investment Com
pany. lots 2s. 53. "a. square hS7s. $40.
Central Heights-Thomas J. Crowley ct ux.
to James n. and Hattie Smith, part lot 3.
block ). so.
Edgewood-Richard Hendrickson ct ux. to
Luther Fl. McAnllen, lots q. 81 TO 6s.
square :. $40
Rhode Island Avenue Terraces. Higgins
Terry 10 Henry A. Meth, lot 10. square
1915. so
The Washington times., 1913-04-12
Col. Haskell Appointed
Delegate to Conference

Announcement was made by the Com
missioners today Of the appointment OF
Col w. c. Haskell. Superintendent OF
Weights and Measures. ~ delegate to
the eighth annual conference on
weights and measures to be held in
Washington under the auspices of The
Bureau Of Standards May IA to Il. The
principal objects Of the conference II to
obtain efficient and uniform laws on the
subjects of weights and measures in the
States and Territories: to promote
uniformity Of practice in dealing with
weights and measures problems, and to
exchange ideas on all phases Of the
weights and measures question with q
View Of increasing the efficiency Of Off
cials and securing to the consumers
honest weights and measures and to
merchants fair and hone4t competition.
when these conferences were in
augurated in 1906 only two States in the
Union had active weights and measures
departments. while now twenty States
have such departments.
The Washington times., 1913-04-12
Southeast.

l. street southeast. between South Capitol
and First streets-Mary A. Desmond 10 Will
bur F.. Drown, part lots and T. square
697. $40.
Tenth and II streets southeast-Annie z
Carver to Jennie l.. Coleman. part original
lot a. square 977, so. Same to Patrick and
square 977. SO.
1853 A street southeast-Charles d: Fowler
et ux 10 William S. Bellows. lot IS. square
1897. $40.
5sI Eleventh street southeast-John Joyce TO
Bertha Neuland. part lot %. square s13, $40.
streetsIC-harIes ]. Parks to Charles Parks,
part original lot 9, square $50 SO
Io4 Kentucky avenue southeast-Maud Wills
to Virginia G. Hail. lot u. square 1s2, Slo
Massachusetts avenue southeast between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets-James
N. DrysdaIe TO Clayton E. Enig. original
lot 2 square 1898. SO.
The Washington times., 1913-04-12
Wilson Is Invited
To Honor Columbus

Congressman Stone, Of Illinois. invited
President Wilson today to attend the
knights OF Columbus day banquet In
Peoria. ILL.,. on October Is. The Presi-
dent did not definitely decline the invi-
tation, but stated he hardly expected
to be able to leave Washington within
the next twelve months.
The President sent telegram to Col.
T. d. Landon, of the Bordentown Mill
tary Institute. Bordentown, n. j.. to-
day, congra ratulating him because the
rifle team of his school had won the
military school rife shooting champion
ship of the United States.
The Washington times., 1913-04-12
Kern to Ask Probe
OF Miners Complaint

A resolution calling for Federal in
quiry into the treatment of striking
coal miners in the Paint Creek and
Cabin Creek districts Of West Virginia
by mine guards and State troops during
the strikes OF the past two years. will
be introduced in the Senate today by
Senator Kern of Indiana, the majority
leader.
Senator Kern has become interested
in the complaints of the United Mine
workers of America that their MEM
hers and officers In West Virginia have
been mistreated and sent to the peni-
tentiary for long terms by courts mar
tiaI upon evidence which the strikers
declare has been either trifiing or
wholly false.
The Washington times., 1913-04-12
BUYS |
EFOR HIS HOME
Madden Of Illinois, to Build
Magnificent Residence, to
Cost About SIS, 900

Congressman Martin B. Madden q
Illinois. has purchased q little more
than 10000 square feet Of ground at
the corner OF Thirty-second street ana
Woodland Drive. where he win srsce
one OF the handsomest residences yse
put up in Massachusetts Avenue
Heights.
little over 100 feet on each street. The
consideration Is not stated, but thi8
property has been held at about 8
cents foot. or $500 for the lot. D..
Tentative plans, which may 30
changed before construction work be-
gins. call for . magnificent resideA0e- OF
twenty rooms, which viii cost moro
than $e5000
The sale was made through the eAics
of Thomas j. Fisher 4 Co. In e0anoos
ton with Harry ". Bouic & Co.
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Suburban.

Randie Highla nds-C. S. Realty Company to
Rudolph p. Becht. lot a. square 54y4 N0
Randle Highlands-washington Loan and
Trust Company. trustee. to John Stephen.
square 5isi. SO John stephen conveys
same property TO L. 5. Realty Company,
Randie Highlands-U. s. Realty Company TO
Thornton NJ. Fincher. lots II and Il, square
BrookIand-AnseI J. Robbins e, ux. to Aubrey
E. Landry. lot !. block 10. $1,000
Randle Observation-Disclosures Loan and
6@es6x G9mPany p, trussse e q Realty
i lot. T. L i & & s & Square q n issarf s'ss fois ss
SAsS: lots /, IL TO H. Is. 20. 2. square 55l1;
lot %. square 5Sl2; lots 80. IS. 80. a. IS.
RandIe Highlands States Realty Com
pany TO Bertha E. Crawford. lot /. square
Randle Highlands-Cnlted States Realty Com
pany to John s. Deale. lots 81 and IS.
Rsndle Highlands-United States Realty
square $751; SO
Randle Highlands-United States Realty
Company to lppoito Veltri. lot ~. square
Randie Highlands State. Realty
Company TO Nicola Neltri. lot -. square
Randle Highla nds-United States Realty
Company 10 Nathan @. Davis. lots and
Randls Highlands-UnIted States Realty
Company to Elmer Harris. lots 10 and 20.
square 55Sj. SO
Randie Highlands-U United States Realty
Company 10 Thomas T. Corbtt. lot q.
square 5637. SO
Bloomsbury Park-George +. Collins ct al.
trustees. to Bertha II. Collins. lot 8. block
10 $50
ChilIum Castle Observation-Disclosures Land
and Mortgage Company to Ashton +. EN-
bry. lots 4l and A.. square 3703. $1,000
Villa Park-Clara A Marden ct vir. Edwin
r.. to Charles and Lena Meleen. lot s.
n
lot H. square 1923. SAB Same To Edward
G. Miller, lot O.. square 4231. Ss3j. Same to
II. {. Hilliard. lots ~ and i3. square 4ee2.
1874.
Chillum Castle HeIghts--washinston Land
and Trust Company to s. J. Campbell. lot
.. square S7Oa. $1,000.
North Addition to Chilum Castle Heights
Washington Land and Mortgage Company
TO s. F. Enderhill. lots T. S. g. square
3II9 $3.50.
ChiIunl Castle Heights-Washington land
and Mortgage Company to Lille ]. May.
lot l. square 1908 $1,000.
Saurs Addition-Emily DOnath TO Alfred r.
Baker lot ,. square 27i0. so. Alfred r.
Baker conveys same property to Emily
DCnath and Emily Fletcher. SO.
North Addition to Chillum Castle Heights-S.
f. Cnderhill et uX. to Troy h. Wildcrmuth.
lots 65 and 81, square 37Ii. $3.50.
Takoma Park-ThOmas Walker ct al, trus-
tees. to Richard y. Ryon. lot c. block II.
$3.50
Rhode Island avenue and Brentwood road
John Il. HOtChkiss ct uX. to Henry A Nieth,
all block 7. South Rrookland. $40.
Connecticut Avenue Terrace-Abbie G. Fox to
Frank Foer. lots 45 and 49, square 1853 SO
Twining City-WiIliam l.. Dredge ct ux. to
Annie l.. Bradbury lot IS. block 2. so.
The Washington times., 1913-04-12
New Firm to Conduct
Loan and Realty Office

Paul v. Mitchell & Company. Is the
name Of Washiaston's newest loan and
real estate brokerage. The new COM
pany has fitted up attractive offices at
1s Fourteenth street northwest. where
they will conduct q general real es-
tate and loan business but will special
proyement of Rundown properties.
The field for an organization to mod
erni4e properties in all sections Of the
city that have been allowed to de-
teriorate from lack Of attention Is large,
and the new company has announced
that such properties as these will re-
ceive especial attention.
The Washington times., 1913-04-12
Three Small Dwelling
Properties Are Sold

C. E Tribby has purchased from o. p
Brown three small residence properties
in different selrions of the city which
will be put in condition and held for
rental purposes. The properties are $3.50
Q street northwest, GIG NJ street north
east, and 113 d street northwest. The
transactions were made through the Of
fee OF Paul v. Mitchell e. Co. The con-
siderations are not stated.
The Washington times., 1913-04-12
Atlanta Man Buys
Virginia Country Home

W. c. Chase. OF Atlanta. has pur-
chased from O'FIaherty & Fulton
trustees, of Richmond. Va. beautiful
country farm of 80 acres in Warren
county Va. known as Druid
Hill" The consideration is stated at
$4,000. and the transaction was made
through Johnson's American and For
eign Real Estate Exchange. Washing
ton cpncarD
The Washington times., 1913-04-12
Thomas Jefferson
Is to Be Honored

A public memorial meeting, in honor
Of Thomas Jefferson's birthday. will be
held in the little ball room at the New
Willard Hotel tomorrow afternoon. at 3
o clock.
The speakers will be Senator Kern
and Mrs Matthew T. Scott. Mrs. Mar
tin w Littleton will show stereopticon
pictures, illustrating the life of Thomas
jefferson, and his home, Monticello.
The Washington times., 1913-04-12

bury ct al. to James NJ. OBrien. lots 81.
So and 81. square 9S7. SO.
503 G street northeast-James ]. knighton TO
Mary c. Preston. lot 6S, square S34, SO.
lf25 z street northeast-Jessie s. Davies to
Lillian E Costenbader lot 20. square 1858.
SO.
ia street Observation-Disclosures A Nc
Ss2, SO
Florida avenue northeast between Seventh
and Eighth streets-Singleton l. Cooper ct
al: to Horace q. Harding. lot 50. square
$50, SO
647 G street northeast-Diller F. Grof ct
ux- TO William A Boss. lot ll3. square
go sIo
The Washington times., 1913-04-12
Gets Absolute Divorce.

Frederick Whitmore was today grant
ed an absolute divorce from Charlotte
Whitmore by Justice Barnard, in Equity
Court. No /. A correspondent was
named in the petition of the husband.
o. A. Blgoness was attorney for Whit
more.
The Washington times., 1913-04-12
Plans to Beauty
Eaton School Grounds

Students Of John Eaton School. Eleys-
land Park, have arranged m ATTRACTIVE
plan for beautifying the school grounds.
A substantial sum Of money for sne
landscape fund'. has been secured,
partly through the recent series Of en-
tertainments In the different rooms. of
the school and the sale or refreshments
and flowers. The program was Ia
charge OF Miss Burke. principal. as
sisted by the teachers. Including Niss
Dalrymple. Miss Fitzgerald. Mis- NIL
The Washington times., 1913-04-12
Many City Employees :,
Under Civil Service

A large proportion Of AL appolnt-
ments of city employees In the united
animation. according TO statistics Just
made public by the Census Bureau
Statistics were gathered from lS5
cities having a population Of 5000 o.
more. Seventy-seyen- of them apply
civil service to all departments, and
thirty-two to -some DEPARTMENTS.
The Washington times., 1913-04-12

Dobbins Addition-Clara s. Simonds to Jo-
seph Paul. lot IS. square $500. SO.
fexWorth-David J. Dunigan to David H.
Sibbett. lot ~. block 80. 80
onrteenth and Kenyon streets northwest
dhomas Somerville ct al. trustees. to Park
savings Bank. part lot IL. block Is. Column
bia Heights $40. =
foxall-Horace G. Harding et ux. to Single
ton l.. and Mary J. Cooper. lot L. Slse. =
Rosedale-William ii. Parsons ct ux to Theo-
dore II. Leith. lots and 3. square 2uig so
Efnngham place-Matilda T. Mcdonald to T.
1eilott Candy. part lot 4. block ~. SO. T.
lelott Canby conveys same property to Ma
So
University Park-Marguerite l.. Chamberlain
to Harry E. Allen lot r. block AZ. $40
Eckington-Jesse II. Wilson. jr., ct al, trus-
tees. to Charles E. -Tribby.- lot -. square
S6l5 sef25. ...-r J.. = :
Mount Pieasant-George ID. Farr to Henry
T.. Elliott. lot 125. square g OF eS27. SO. :
The Washington times., 1913-04-12
Southwest.

Alley between z and F. Four -and-a-hah and
Sixth street southwest-August Mebel ct
ux to Michael J. and Margaret Sheehan
part lot 46, square 49, SO.
Second and X streets Southwest-James Black
ct ux. to Francis p. Sheehy, lot ], square
SOL SO Francis p. Sheehy conveys same
property to Margaret Black, SO.
The Washington times., 1913-04-12
Northeast.

5Is Second street ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS j.
Kerr TO Mary Jaeger. lot "a square 72i. SO
Eleventh and G streets northeast-Helen Pills
The Washington times., 1913-04-12
Consider the Many Good Features Of
These Homes at :,
18th and E Streets S. E.

Judge them carefully from standpoint and their
desrabV residences Compare them with any houses you
can find in the city anywhere the price
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Cconunusd on rA~. rasD
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Tho local police made an important
arrest yesterday morning when they
placed under arrest Mrs. hermann Moore
- franklin district. Marshal county.
I.ftmau. residing NJ the corner Of Ffftn
and Walnut streets The woman 10 ar
ciecf ~ numbering her husbands four
ycnr-old son. Herman Tarrnh. sone of a
Miss Fila Dn~rah. ~ Second street
Nourdsville TlN husband was placed
under arrest THURSDAY afternoon while
- work ~ Nnrahal county on tho same
charge. The detail ~ the crime Will he
FOUND IN another column 81 this pnrer.
Thcy VIII I've given a hearing at Mounds
Willie TITS ruorrtrr
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Tho R.llairc Leader witch g. sup
posed 20 furnish I've news ~ interest
=" Belmont county. stated in Friday
evenings issue that the Wheeling
papers were In error IN regard 20 the
statement that Senator Howard. was
responsible for Tho appropriation -
100000 f"r tho improvement Of
roads. While 81 IS true that Senator
H"Vard wns ah~"nt when tho appro-
pril-ion was made - o. also truo that
D." WA responsible Tor if and a iiftIe
Investigator on the part ~ the
Leader would have plainly demon
strdtcd the fact.
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John Williams n~aa

John Williams. veii known ard rfFriv
rrtTr frf resident ~ ftis city. fisd NJ
Pro homo ~ bis fafher-f n-taw Georges
81" on. 'u IrrGrEf0u ROAD vererfav,
uft"f q Snort illness ~ complications II
lf-I-re He hal h~en f1 only thrre
oIre Tic was g. years - arc ana has
'rn employed On 2 . lin MIL FOR n NUN
Dor % tf|ra hrirc foreman - tie ~
f.. .rff~f~ emf 90 fNe ffmo ~ re Death.
lfr '- survived IS ffa vffe. Uvf-E a. fhe
HT o. fHf rr. 1rf Ifs mother. IN
w fIrlra' 4~~~anE~u~ufs fnf not
boon made - t Iafn 'our last evening.
..f uIl v-nr.'It he Monday.
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F1rxt Bapttst Chnrnn.

The First Baptist church nj tho cor
ncr Of Third and Locust streets. Rev.
Geo. i. Lowe. pastor. the following Sun
cay services VIII he held. sunday
school AZ q IL; preaching at 1880. sub
jet. 'Aconirnn JudSon. the Founder OF
American Foreign Missions" In the
evening preaching services will be- held
at 30 and the theme will be-. "A Reas-
CRADLE Question Answered The official
boar Gof the church viii hold a meeting
tomorrow evening a. mo church and all
members are requested to attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-12

Policeman Suspended.
John S.rD'Oai frr .atrs member
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lem Espires.

Tho term OF Miss Jones, poStmis-
tress OF Shadvside. expires within the
next fcw days or two weeks. and 50
far q" application has been made for
IN" position. The people Of SHADY
I'D" ar" well satisfied with her work
and wish 20 have her continue IN Of
flee. None ~ the Shndyside U~mn-
Gratis have made application for the
position and Miss Jones will prob
ably b. re-appointed.
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Outinu.

An enjoyable outing and picnic was
held yesterday by the missionary so
cieties OF the Kirkwood NJ. f.. church
On Kirkwood hill and a large crowd
was in attendance as the day was an
ideal n for holding a picnic. The
program that was arranged was car
ried out In detail. The feature of the
oay was the supper served in the
evening.
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Tonight

THIS 'N'f.tIS 90 the Welsh cougrc-
vii b." hold one - tho br-t mustc,l
rats mat has hs-u heard iu this CITY
iHr -Hu" tine. when tf- Kuuudda choir
~ Wales. winner ~ the FIRST prize -
d." Ifst'ilfrI r"'d SO I~Itt@hurgh last
WEI VIII Do present and renter a IN.
program Judging from Tho sale "
tcH't- the large auditorium Will Ne
hacked.
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Child Burned.

Howard. the twelve year old son
OF Mr.. n Mrs. Herman Dillon. Of
Forty-eicht street. was painfully
burned. yesterday about noon. The
lad was attempting 20 lift "A skillet
Of hot grease from the stove. when II
upset. the secthing grease flying all
over his hands and arms. \ physi-
clan WAS called and rendered medical
aid.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-12

y social Viii b" given this evening
AZ N" BlackfOrd school house for the
benefit OF the Upland ball team an
all Kinds OF rrfr"shmcnis will BE- on
SaIe. j. team has made n hn,. rec
ora so Tar thi- season and are worthy
"i IA" support. So com" briug your
friends ard suend Il sociahlc even.
ing. Music Will b." furnished by :ue
BinEyllir' brass band.
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T." Tiret VI D. church. At tN~ corner
- TN'-l and '7qv street. Rev r T
" % pastor re following Sunday ser
Vt.Fe VIII go hold Suud1 school. a.
20 n. ~r~er~h'nr. ~ m ~. subject Tn
~sr"IF1h'e Toys" Et.worth League viii
meet 80 8 .1. leader Miss Elgie Rice. and
fN' f0ptr 90 - disrIssed fe~ico Rode
Evening fervi"es ~ = 20 and to fhNn1e
VII loo Why Many People Are Not
CHRISTIANS"
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Former Resident Dead.

word a been received in this city
OF me Heath OF Mrs. Frank McVey OF
nary' ina. formerly OF this city. The
was ~ ears or age and is
survived by three childre nand the
ioiioWlhS brothers and sister: Mrs.
Henry Nauple. George. John William.
and Henry He'll. OF this city. The fun.
eral VIII take place from her home az
Cary and interment will be made az
that place.
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Martins Ferry patrons Of Daily In
teiilgencer can get book No. 3. as the
Heart Panteth. by Halle Erminie
RiVes. author Of Valiants Of Virginia.
by presenting coupon cut from this
paper with IS cents, at Hose's Drug
Store.
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Several OF the members Of the Alpha
Phi fraternity boys will 10 TO Cambridge
TINS evening TO attend a meeting OF all
Of the chapters In the State which will
l." held NJ the latter city tomorrow. The
local boys will return Monday morning.
\ very interesting program Will be rem
dered at the meeting.
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moonlight Exoprston-

The Senior Luther League 81 the Ger.
man Lutheran church Of this city and
tire Iaymen's League Of tho Trinity
Lutheran church ~ bridgeport have
chartered the steamer Joe Fowler and
evening Of Tuesday. July %. Refresh
mentS Of all kinds will he for sale on
the boat. Music will be furnish al by
the 'hheon Mandolin and Guitar orches-
ira OF this city.
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OF the Bcllaire police force. has been
suspended. Complaint was made
against him by Officer Stewart. yes
terdaN. and he was suspended last
evening by CHIEF ~ Police A. :. Ma
hone. II Is alleged that Stroebel
cursed stewart. or several occasions
and he grew tired 81 II. and reported
N" matter 20 the chief. Stroebei
will probably be given n hearing be-
fore n civil service commission.
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- II T'"'".T ITTFTITE OF 10 Nn|rI"---
'."' 81 it!- city, the Following OF A
W." "l,. tel for Tie ensuing v,4r y
''i'. Harry Morris. VICE ur,-tI.t-
,tif"''" iI"k.ft. se,rcttrI <vjN,I
t4bit' trru~ITei. James Waronef -
krSht-"t-trfiS. Madison A.irrdg. ~.
oIltc"fS VIII 10" installed al IN. r.Nt
meeting ~ tie club. The club Will hold
IN nrtiht az Bethesda, Tuesday ev.rirr.
A.tert .. leaving this city Ut 45l aui
returning pu fHe 1910 train.
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BELLAIRE
Miner Injured.

Paul komorirk. e. Slay. employed
a. III" min ~ fhr earn gIe Steel
oomTanr 90 'h" western part o. Tire
city. was -" victim 81 an urf.rtun-
ate accident yesterday morning. BE
was az work tn tle min" and Va-
taught under a fail ~ etD1. sustain
ing serious injuries. &c. w-s r'mntcd
20 tho o"I'H ~ br = Il Heath. ard
81 vas found that DO had sustained
n compounI fracture - tho RIGHT leg
and a number o. ,lts and irIIs.
The fracture vas rsdur.l. Dis y
Jurios dressed and later removed 20
his home.
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Drank I've

ROSA tho stN-year-OId daughter Of
Nit. ahi Mrs. tiardinc Maria. OF Soutl
D'eiHs'y street. drank a weak solution
81 ~" Yesterday morning and is IN a
very critical condition. The child was
-ounI IN the yard. frOtaing At the
nnr.n h"d WHITING in pain with an
Empty Aye can beside hvr. In - a.
IiciSieN was called and after working
III w, thlid FOR "A long time. succeed
.'Hlr4 yesterday afternoon that Lie
would probably recover. II is Thought
pile and probably used Il To- ret = arirk
OF water. 'N
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Market TODAY.

This afternoon AT the Wilson store
room AT Stop 10 on the Barton line
the Willing Workers OF the West
bridgeport ". F.. church will hold a
market and they will have all kinds
Of home made bread, pics and cakes
for sale.
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MARTINS FERRY
Large Pay.

Today. Is pay dan iur the men en-
li"N"i ia th@ American Sheet 81 Tin
lht" coMpduv plants. th- MhitaErr-
'i'~Su"~ ami the Wheeling C~orrucatIux
company. anil a large sum Will be Ta.l
"ut AS the plants have all been WORT
INK s''Iiy Tor some time IL Il. eN-
p'ot-i 'h" lpcIi business men viii 90
"A 4nTg" business this evening on ac-
irG at . o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-12
Humane officer. Rsno-

ne i".4"N4Hs Ivp"rt Of tie month ~
~" Las been completed iv II.u,ra
officer TrtV.rS. Arrests. ort.un,s,
'r"'it!. ]. delinquent caildreu. ; warr-
.'~ gwen. -. children involved. = AM
L@H " pti4 Q" dependent children. ZIG.
caused delinquent husband TO be- hrnIsat
n.t" t'i'tt au! to pay SlGs. Tor th. nsra
~ "t '"i."nu'h4" children \ total OF :
W. anus Wrr" received aud lu...tl-
gated dirIur TINS month.