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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-07-19

personal compliment of course the 9TH
ers heard about it and they suspected
where I was really working. They made
fine rumpus and l afterward sent the
money back. / did not have the heart
to keep it,
I'm the midst of my troubles w. j.
Bryan started tour of Maine. The
Great Commoner' he is now. not able &c
live on $4,000 year. had me fix his
schedule The Democrats yelled, but he
kept it. The gold bugs In Portland, by
the way. bid 800 for his appearance.
got the money. but their courage gave
out and I was in that much.
81 had lot of experience in many
ways. picked Job Montgomery OF
Camden for Congress one time. / knew
there were II votes in Franklin that
could buy and sent a senator over with
the money TO make deal.
"He got worried on the way over. Oh
not on his conscience. but he heard there
WAS a plan to trim him and he came
back without doing the job and we lost.
''He did return the money. though.
Il had one fine day in New York,
| which shows how we did move.
, saw James S. Sherman. afterward
Vice President, In the forenoon, went
and saw Marshall Gushing little lat
or, visited Mr.. Hearst, and ended Up
! by speaking with Mr.. Bryan at the
| Madison Square Garden. ! remember
now that William Sulzer presided.
| II am really sorry" he said, as he
| finished. for what ] have done and
the part / have played. The good old
days of graft are passed and l am
! honestly glad Of II. ! double crossed
McGilllcnddy and did him a great In :
| justice, and If had to play the game
| over again I would preserve my par
| ty regularity no matter what else
did. have now learned. and to my
cost that the way OF the transgressof
is hard and / am paying the price
! After all l have gone through ! left
/, the game with only the shelter over
my head and "a few hundred dollars
But for my transgrcssions l know
could have had the seat in the United
States Senate which Obadiah Gard
ncr had and lost"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-07-19
Scant Reports Come
From Balkan States,

London. July 1S.-Except for re-
port coming by way of Paris that a
battle is progressing between the
ltoumanians and Bulgarians at Belo-
gradchik, 65 miles northwest of Sofia
which was not mentioned. today. in
direct dispatches received from.
Bucharest, the general stuationin the
Balkans remains unchanged.
Bulgaria now is seeking through
Italy to obtain peace terms from Rou-
mania, but no progress appears to
have been made toward negotiations
and all of the three of her enemies
are closing on Bulgaria, with the APP
parent determination to dictate peace
when their armies occupy Sofia.
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BRYAN ADMITS -?
CONTINUED from Page One.)

return for the conference with Am
bassador Henry Lane Wilson, now en-
route to Washington from Mexico City
to make a report to Pres. Wilson and
Sec. Bryan, which probably Will de-
terrnine the future attitude of the
United States toward Mexico.
s The secretary indicated that he was
making the trip under his own au-
spices and said he would not become
president of the Winona Chautauqua
until its organization after its in
debtedness had been liquidated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-07-19
A COALITION CABINET
Will Take the Place of Premier Da.
neff of Bulgaria.

Sofia, July 1S.-A coalition cabinet
was formed. today, by M. Radoslavon
the Liberal leader in the Bulgarian
Parliament, to take the place of the
cabinet of Premier Daneff. who re-
Gently resigned. The new cabinet con-
sists of Liberals and Stambuloff Ma
tionalists. NJ. Guenadieff has been APP
pointed foreign minister.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-07-19

Sixty-one members of the American
commission on agricultural organiza-
ton, cooperation and rural credits,
who have been investigating the sys-
tens of farming throughout Europe
and the British Isles sailed for New
York. Friday. from Queenstown on
the Cedric. Representatives of both
the Irish and English boards of agri-
, culture were present to bid them fare
Well.. = .-........-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-07-19
RUSSIA'S ACTION
Presents New Demands to the Chinese
Government.

Pekin. July 1S.-Russia's action in
presenting new demands to the
Chinese government requiring recog-
milton of the full autonomy of Outer
Mongolia and declaring China to be
suzerain only and binding China to
accept Russian INTERPRETATION. has
caused CONSERVATION here High Off
Gals say that the cabinet had APP
proved the Monaghan agreement be-
tween Russia and China, signed at
Urga. last November. and that the
government intended to sign it, The
delay in doing SO, it was added, was
due entirely to hostile members of
the Assembly and to verbal amend
ments proposed by a, committee. These
amendments were designed not to al
ter the terms of the agreement, but
10 prevent future misunderstanding
between China and Russia.
These officials also stated that it
had hoped Russia would agree to a
settlement of The Monaghan question
IN view of the, terrible disorders in
Inner Mongolia, which were endanger-
ing foreigners, and because of Chino
Monaghan retaliations. which were
leading to frequent horrible atrocities
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-07-19
SITUATION IMPROVED.
Season Brought About by Rebellion in
China Much Better.

Pekin. China, July lS.-The season
brought about by the rebellion in the
Southern provinces of China has improv-
ed somewhat, today. when regarded from
the northern point of view Fewer sol
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-07-19

Life in the family of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry p. Malloch, formerly of Allan
tic, was just One thing after an
other" according to bin of partic-
ulars filed by Mrs. Malloch in connec-
ton with her libel of divorce. at Bos-
ton This bill sets forth deeds of al
legged cruelty to which she claims she
was subjected by her husband on
many occasions between the date OF
the marriage and that of the separa
tion, last April,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-07-19

Louisville, Ky. July 1S.-Five deaths
and three .prestrations attributed to heat
were recorded in Louisville, today. Ac-
cording to the thermometer at the local
weather bureau the maximum tempera-
ture was 10i, at O'Clock this afternoon.
This was the highest temperature in
Louisville. this year.
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Riotino Also at Portland, Orc.

Portland. Ore, July 1S.-The police
we're called out, tonight, to quell an
Industrial Workers of the World riot
started in the Park block.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-07-19

st. Louis. July 19.-Three deaths and
many prostrations were caused by the
heat here, today. The government Their
mometer registered 102 degrees at $50 L.
NJ. one degree above the years record
attained, yesterday.
Among the Frustrated was Capt. Henry
King, editor of the Globe Democrat He
fell while walking in the streets, but
was revived at home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-07-19
Numerous Deaths
From Great Heat.

Louisville, Ky, July 1s.--Seven deaths
from the heat were reported. late to-
night, bringing the total mortality to. Il
for the day. The maximum temperature
was 102 at r. NJ, while the tempera-
ture, at O'Clock tonight, was 81 degrees
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-07-19

sheriff Oliver and Deputy Aderton WIS.,
tied sweets Front street drug store.
Bath. Friday forenoon, and seized SIX
quarts of whiskey and dozen bottles
Of Jamaica ginger. In the municipal
court. Friday afternoon. before Judge
Keegap, SWEET waived a hearing on the
search and seizure warrant and was fin
ed 500 and costs. and furnished ponns
in the sum of 500 for appearance at the
October term of supreme judicial court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-10

Many local football fans are plan
ming 90 attend the Gam. SATURDAY.
October ~ 1t Fairmont. between W
y. q and Wesleyan.
squire y. g. Pipes. of Cameron. was
~ This city yesterday morning tran
sactins business .0r q few hours.
Misses Ada and Ella D-cox left
lest evening for Written. Iowa. whore
they will spend some time with
friends ana relatives.
Many local Republicans will be- az
the corner Of Third street and JeTar.
-on aNcnle this morning af 30 o'clock
To- hear United States Senator y. Con
soak.
Mrs. samuel DetuyI,r and daui-
Tor ~ ~CIarinEton. o.. spent yesterday
afternoon boo This city with friends and
relatives. =,
Several local baseball fans will go
i' Wheeling this afternoon to watch
ih' electric .coro board Boo operation
Miss ENL"o Smith left yesterday
afternoon FOR California. where sh.
"il enter school Tor tho winter
H + smith. OF HiII- horo. % is
.p'niiur frw days with DIS parents.
h'r and Mrs J b Smith. on JoT,r.
son avenue
i1rl Chamber. who has been con.
hhrd To- DIS home Dn Center street
'H 400 attack 90 typhoid fever. g. inn
proving nicely
M"s-rs John Hloyd. T. W Gar,ir
ana Mentor H'flrr loft Yesterday
..'I'.ht i'r Huckhanrnu to attend
ITO, ."hitr'rD" h'.re Irid there.
leo Howard. of Cameron sfapt
.rlaF boo ibis city t-rarsactir.
'I. n for H f.v h.rr.
VITA samuel CouvoiI. ~ Taronf1m
70 arrived .u tII. cut ra.f evening
I' pond 90 few day. with friends and
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Miss Lizzie. Of Bethesda. visited Mrs
day. ""- sun
Il. NJ Au!t and wife and Miss Rlapcb
Green attended the surprise uarty tend
eFed To Mrs. ThITsa Phillips AT hrr
be- me uu Monday.
Miss Grace Wiss spent Monday shop-
Ii.E In Wheeislg.
Lon A!l-r ana wife. 81 Mt. Zion. were
visitors her" tho past week.
Mrs Frank Moore and little son
spent "a fer days the past week with
friends lu Bellaire. ~
An Infant child 81 Nfr. and Mrs. Jacob
Walters was buried In Concord ceme-
Ter on Thursday Of last week.
lr w J. Harris ana wife were visit
orr 90 HeILairc Thursday.
Mrs a W. Scatterdav returned 70
her home IN Akron on Tuesday aft,r
"a pleasant visit with friends here.
Geo. Jarrett and wife were visitors
~ wheeling saturday.
4 Stonetreaker and wife and son
i''ly were visitors at Bellaire Satur-
Andrew Jarrett and wife were visit
orS AT itellaire last Sunday.
Mrs. = . Weekly and daughter
Lerina- were shoppers at Wheeling on
James uamsley Is ;he guest Of Earl
Cccn Stonchrcaker and Miss Helen
Moore were az Kirkwood on SUNDAY
calling ON friends.
Progress rs being made on tho payed
ROAD passing through the village ~
Armstrong Mills. As 10 whether IL
VIII DE completed entirely before whit
or VIII depend ON how much rops
weather there will DO II the autumn
~ late the road may be done before
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know Clementina Is not in good health:
she II So nervous. In serving the rab-
hit she spilled "A great lot OF IL. boiling
hot, over my hand and wrist. II hurt
awfully. Joe. And the dear girl was So
sorry But Gen. Pinkuey'@Joe. that old
man nearly went distracted lie rushed
downstairs and sent somebOdy-they
said the furnace man or somebody IN
tine baSemcut-out to n drug store for
some oil and things 20 bind Y up with
II Doesn't hurt 60 much now.
What's this?" asked Joe. taking the
hand tenderly and pulling at some
white strands beneath the bsndages.
It's something soft. Just
It's something soft satd Della.
mat had OIL on T. on. Joe. Old you
money on the table.
Did - said Joe: Just ask the man
from Peoria lie got his depot today
wants another uarkscape and "A view OF
10. Hudson. What time this afternoon
did YOU burn your hand. Dele?"
Five o'clock. I think" said Della,
paiutiye ely. The iron mean the rab-
hIt. came on the fire about that time.
You ourht 70 have seen Gen. Pinkney.
Sit down here for a moment. Della"
said Joe. lie drew he- to the couch. sat
beside hoe and put his arm across her
What have you Lecn doing for the
past two weeks, peliaT' he asked
with an eye fun or love and
ness. and murmured a phrase or two
vaguely or General IlnkeNs hut AT
length down went her head and out
came TIE truth and tears.
II couldn't get any. pupils" she con-
fesscd. And ! couldn't hear to have you
give up your lessons. and / got a place
ironing shirts I'm that big Twcnty-fourth
street laundry. And ] think did very
we'll to make up both General Pinkey and
tIrmeufIua. don't you. joe And when q
rirl lu the laundry set down "A hot iron
ON my hand this afternoon I was all tho
way home making up that story about
The Welsh rabbit. You are not angry.
are YOU. joe And n I hadn't got the
work Won mightn't have sold your
sketches Co that man from Peoria"
lie wasn't from Peoria" said Joe.
slowly.
Well. 20 doesn't matter where he WAS
from. How clever you are. Joe-and-
kiss me. Joc-aud what made you ever
susre.t hat wasn't sivins music les
Il didn't said Joe. until tonight.
And 7 wouldn't have then. only ' rent
up ibis cotton waste and OH from the en-
90 u,-roum this afternoon for "a girl up
stairs who had her hand burned with n
smoothing iron. I've been firing the en-
sine Bog that laundry for the last two
weeks"
And then YOU didn't"
My purchaser from Peoria" said Joe.
and General Tinknoy are both creations
OF the same nrt-hut YOU wouldn't call
10 either painting or music"
And then they both laughed. and joe
BEGAN.
"wHen one loves ones art no service
HUtFHa
Eut Della stopped with her hand on
hie lbs go she s~aid--just When one
lsHe -'
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~. And now let's Zoe thankful for Gen !
finkney and this veal roast

~. And now let's Zoe thankful for Cen
fiHkney and this veal roast
During all Of the next week the Lar
rabceS had an early breakfast Joe was
enthusiastic about some ~uoruinC-effact
sketches he was doing iu Central Park.
and Della packed him OFF breakfasted.
coddlcd. praised and kissed al o'clock.
Art Il ~ interesting mistress. II was
most times Z o'clock when lie returned
In the evening.
~ the end OF the week. Della. sweetlv
proud but languid, triumphuntly tossed
three s. bills ON the SNfU tuthsel c.u-
ter table Of the SNlo tcct flat parlor.
Sometime. she said. a little YEARLY.
'~'lemeutina tries me I'm afraid she
doesn't practice enough. and I have 20
tel h'r the same things So often. And
thtn she always dresses entirely in
Mhlte, and that does get mouotuuous.
Hut Gen. Iinkney e. the dearest old
man ] wish you could know him. Joe
lie comes in sometime when I am with
'lemautiua 40 tho Ti1uu-hc is a widow
er. you know and stands there pulling
ms Whit' gCatee. And how are the
s~emiJIav"rs and the demisemiquaVer~
progressing" he always asks.
Il wish you could see the wainscotIuc
IN that drawing room. joe And those
Astrakau rug porterS Aud Clemeutiua
has such a funny little cough. ] hone
she - stronger than sLc looks. ON. ] ann
really getting attached To- l.r. sh, &c. 80
gentle and high bred Gen. Tinkucy's
brother was once minister 20 Bolivia.
And then Joe. with the air OF "A Monte
'risto. drew forth "a ten. e. five. "A two
and "a onc-au legal tender notes-aud
laid them beside Ielias earnings.
sold that watercolor OF the ohclisk 10
a man from PEORIA De announced over
Whelmingly
Don't Joke with me- said Della
All the way. wish you could see
him. Dele Fat man with % wooden mur-
Tier and a guil t"othpict lie s1w'thc
sketch In Tinkle'S window and thought
II was "a windmill az first. Hr was game
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and Jefferson avenue and every Re
publican and every other voter is
urgently requested TO be- present. II
Vul be recalled by many OF the older
residents az this city that COT spoke
from the balcony OF the Mound CITY
hotel twenty-five years z before
thousands az persons. Through the
efforts ~ Attorney r VI. Hiuerman.
Who had The honor o. placing Cor
name before the Legislature for the
nomination for senator. was This
meeting arranged and local persons
.uHlI turn out and E.y the peer
I.-- ..sl.r a gA- reception. Women
sr. invited tu attend as we'll "a the
m'u and a erra' crowd is expected
fI attend tIa meeting
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Daily Short Story
SERVICE OF LOVE.

20 become familiar and then contempt
the or Sise A1 seat, 80 Sb - wsen sSs s shs
could have sore throat and a lobster In
a private dining-room and refuse to 90
on the stage.
But the best. in my opinion. was the
home life in the little rat-the ardent.
Noinble chats after the days study. the
coy dinners and fresh. light breakfasts:
the Interchange OF ambitons-ambitions
help and Inspiration. aud-overlook my
artessness-stuned olives and cheese
But after a while Art Ragged. IL some
times does. even II some switchman
doesn't nag H. Everything going out and
uothing coming in. as the ~vulsarians
say. Money was lacking to p-~ Mr..
Magsitcr and Herr Rossnstock their
prices. When one loves ones Art no serv
must give up music lessons TO keep The
chatting dish bubbling.
FOR two or three days she went out
~canNassing for pupils. one evening she
Joe, dear. she said gratefully. i've
"a pupil. And. oh. the ioVeliest people'
General-GeneraI a. Il. Pinkey.s daugh-
ter-on Seventy-hrst street. Suca a
peasant house. Joe-you ought TO see
would call IT, And inside on. Joe. /
never saw anything like II before.
My pupil II his daughter Clementina.
dearly love her already. she's a delicate
thing-dreSses always in white. and the
sweetest simplest manners: Only Is
year Old. I'm TO give three lessons a
$3.50 "HH"NAm sAs A IA
| don't MIND II a bit FOR when get two
or three more pupils I can resume my
lessons with Herr K~oseustock. Now.
smooth out that wrinkle between YOUR
per"
That's all right for you. Della said
zoe attacking "a can OF peas with "A cary
ing knife and "A hatchet. but now nrout
me. DO you think I'm golng TO let you
hustle Tor wages while I philander In the
regions OF high artf Not by the bones OF
~benvenuto Cellini' I guess I can ser
paiefs or ley cobblestones. and bring ~
"a dollar or two"
Della came and hung about his neck.
Joe. dear, YOU are silly. You must
Keep on al your studies. II Is not "a ~ l
h"n quit my music and gone to WORK Al
something else. While I teach lear,
Ana ] am always With my music. And
We can live as happy as m~iuionaires on
sl1 a week You mustn't think OF Ieav-
ing Mr.. Magister.
All right said Joe. reaching for tho
htue s~callored vegetable dish. -Rut I
nate for you 10 be giving lessons II,
lSnt Art But you're a trump and A
When one loves ones Art no service
seems too hard" said bella.
Magistcr praised the skv IA that
sketch ] made in the park. said Zoe
And Tiukle gave me permission 10
h"ng two OF them iu his window I NAV
,Sil ON" II the right kind of . moncycd
I'm sure you viii. said Della. sweet
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INV O.

when one Loves one Ar no service
seems 20 be hard.
GraN a conclusion from IL ami show at
n same time that the premise Is in
correct That Snl be a new thing in
.oslc ana a feat In storytelling some
what older thau the great vail Of China
Sonh Larrahee came out Of the post
oak flats OF the Middle West pulSine with.
"A genius for pictorial art. Ask he Drew
a picture OF the town pump with "A prom
-. eluIcn passing u hastily. This
euort was framed and hung In the drug
store window by the side 81 the ear ~
corn with an uneven number OF rows.
a. twenty H. left FOR New York with "A
moving neckus and a capital tied up
somewhat closer.
Della Caruthers did things in six oc-
ave so promisingiy in a pine,ree VIII
Lss" ~ the south that her relatives
Snpped IN enough In her chip hat for
her 10 90 North" and "dnish." they
s.u4a not see her r. but that is our
Joe and Della met in an atelier where
= nuhln.r or art and music students had
gathered 20 discuss chiaroScuro. Wagner.
music. Rembrandt's works. pictures.
ong.
Joe ana Della became .rsmour.s OF
The. other. OF each other. as YOU please.
anu IN "a short time We're married-for
see above VII en- one loves ones Art no
services seem too hard.
AIT and Mrs. Larrabee began house
ssstplnS "a nat II was a lonesome
down at the left hand end ~ the KEY
BOARD. And they were happy. Tor they
nad thelr Art. ana they had each other.
Ana my advice TO the rich young man
would he-scll all thou hast. and give
= 70 the poor-ianitor FOR the privilege
OF uviuE In n FIAT with your Art and
F~lst-dweliers shall indorse my d'ctum
mat there Is the only true happiness.
IT "a nom" Is happy ~ cannot ~ too close
-irt the dresser collapse and become
a billiard table let the mantle turn TO
"a rowing machine. the escritor,- =, =
spare b"ichamh'r. the wasnstand to an
upright plano. let tie four walls come
together. ~ they VIII. SO you and YOUR
Della are bctween But IL home ha tho
other kind. let 10 be wide and long-enter
YOU m the Golden Gate. hang your rat
dor.
Joe was painting On the class 81 the
Ei'A' MaEsiter-Nnu know his fame His
i.ts are nigh his lessons are light-his
hlgh-lights heNe brought tim rerown.
Della was studying under RoScnstock-
you know his reQute as a diSturber OF
tho plano KEYS.
They were mighty happy AS long as
iHclr money lasted. So D. eve-v-buf I
VIII nor ne cynical. Their aims were
very cl"ar and defined Io, was TO 10
com" capable very soon ~ turning ON.
rlcturos nat ola gentlemen with Thin
sIde-W .'rFefS and tIfrk u~nrIs.honk
would sIrihar one another fu his efudt,
''r tah" privilege OF buying. Della was
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Quick Help TO saekaehe and Rheuma.
tlsm.

The man or woman who wants quick
help from backache and rheumatism
VIII IND ~ In Foley Kidney pills. They
act so quickly and with such good ef-
i"ct that weak. inactive kidneys that
do not keep the blood clean ana FREE
OF the impurities that cause these
symptoms. are oncd up and strenef,.
,ncd 20 healthy. vigorous action. You
cannot take Foley Kidney Pills into
your system without having good re-.
suits. Contain no habit forming drugs.
For sale by Coleman 4 Co-Ndv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-10
Nicely Here roninht

Hon Major NJ. VI Neely. the Cold
Dust Twins candidate for Congress
70 succeed John IS. Davis. in thu First
district, VIII speak I'm the Circui, Court
room 90 the court house this ~eveninr
BEGINNING at S o'clock. II the local
democrats don't get no % larger crowd
IMAM they had ont for Solicitor General
John W. Davis. they had better not
.''n another meeting. Music will be-
furnished hy a local brass band. and
I- probable that the Wilson a Mar.
shan Club Will march preceding the
speaking
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-10

Ih" Marshall county Circuit Court
"III convene next Tuesday morning q.
'' o'clock. with Judge u. G.. Her.
''F on On" bench The Grand Jury will
h' ~lupan"Ied next Tuesday morning.
n' VIII begin th"ir regular routine
YORK The criminal docket is almost
ir OF felony charges and unless in.
'ioim'rf' are returned the criminal
.nrN nf th" term VIII be- very light.
More than ono hundred subpoouas will
Do '.'"i over the county by sheriff
hutchinson.
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Home Department Held MEETING.

q G%uarterIV rrVIcW Wr'fIuE OF
the home department OF the First
Presbyterian SUNDAY school was held
last evening az the mause on Jener-
son avenue. The meeting was called
20 order az :. 80 o'clock and the quar-
terly reports were read by the surar
~intendent and lesson review was
given hy the pastor The meeting
was largely attended
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-10

stewards % the different Fraternity
houses az the Ohio state University
and those connected Nth the intsitu.
ton have planned Co huv supplies
in large quantities In an effort 20 re-
duce % the cost % living 20 the stu.
dents Thirty organizations have
Joined the new low cost o. living
} u Is estimated that these fra
ternities and clubs spend $4,000 q
school year for groceries and meats.