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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-17
Rooms for Renf

sos EAST cLKY~ STREET: SOUTHERN
exposure; clean rooms.
STOP IN HEART OF RICHMOND AT
THE ROANOKE. lie North Eighth
Comfortable beds. warm rooms.
EARoE FURNISHED ROOM. CAN
accommodate four, ~ per week
sIs North seventh street.
DTsfRkBLE ROOMS. WITH OR
without board. MRS. l. - SkiN-
MFR, iie ~. Ihird street
FOR RENT. LAnoE FRONT
Street. SO per month Phone Mon
roe fsoe.
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ieouItrp. iests ano Kinr 5tprk

10000 sLooDED soRREL MARE.
six years old. 300 pounds. sloS co.
Two Guernsey COWS, three and six
years old SO and $50. Three Poland
China berkshire CROSSE Shoats. four
months old beauties. $50 or 81 each.
Write for parti culars. JNO- q.
SMITH. Tunstails. Va.
EGGS FOR HATCHING, FROM
our pens of superb White Wyandotte.
EuT OrpingtOn. Black Minorca. also
Indian Runner Ducks. o A h
GROVE POULTRY YARDS, Wake
field. Va.
FOR SALE, TWENTY-FIVE BEAU
ftfi,l - G White Wvandotte Pullets
now .aving Thoroughbred and OF
heavy laying strain. Satisfaction
guaranteed OAK GROVE POO L.
Try YARDS Wakefield Va
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MIR JOHN r. SMITH. OF THE RICH
mond Vehicle Construction Company.
and Mr.. r. F. Moore. of the e. r.
Moore q Co. announce the consoil-
dalton of the two Arms under the
name OF the Moore Vehicle
Company. Business in the future
VIII be conducted from the plant or
the above mentioned Arm, 3l4 North
Fifth Street. A continuance OF last
patronage is respectfully requested
FRESH BUTTERMILK DAILY. OUR
own make Of daily butter. RENNiE
DAIRY co
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GgTHE-DfsTR1cT COURT or TIE
UNITED STATES FOR THE
EASTERN DISTRICT OF V1R-
In the matter of No. Ils3
JOHN W. JACKSON. In
Bankrupt. BANKRUPTCY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-17
woMAN's TEETH STOLEN.
Hish-armen Snatch Moiars From Her
Month Leaving Her Painting.

Cincinnati January is-Mrs- II GRACE
Ramp was held up in the hallway OF her
home by two masked men. and while one held
her firmly the other rendered her unconscious.
and forcing open her mouth extracted a set
of false teeth and both then fled
The woman was left lying unconscious
until discovered by her son. who notified the
notice To the authorities she said the stolen
teeth were worth t3s. and that she reahzed
are cruel theft most at breakfast this morning
WREN only the coffee had any appeal for her.
4 don't know how long lay on the floor.
she said but when I svoke | felt very SICK
and there was an emptiness IN my mouth.
and I discovered my teeth were gone II
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DEAL vENTILATORS. MADE OF
glass: largest capacity; lowest price.
phone Monroe 1902
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WESTHAMPTON TERRACE, TWO
blocks from Country Club lots from
$3.50 TO s. so. Easy payments Buy
now and get the choice ones before
prices advance SMITH * ROH-
IEDER. IOl North Seventh.
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solicitors sno 5alfsmfn

EXPERIENCES TREyELIS.6
shoe salesman wanted ioI virginia.
aleo Middle and western North
Carolina. Mr.. Tccdcsstis ~" s se ~
dav- January Is. A. W. TED
CASTLE a Co. Boston Mass
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Keal cstate for Bent
RfaI Gg;sff lQantfn

I1sT~ YorR FARMS WITH !, 4.
CONNELLY & co. Write postal Tor
necessary blanks.
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MASONIC NOTICE; DOVE
w Isodgc-The members OF Dove
w Lodge. NO. 81. A. r. 4 A NJ g.
vii attend q special communication Of
fhc lodge. 20 be held in the lodge room
in tho Masonic Temple on THIS + RI
DAY. January Il. 1913. a. = II Degree
Members Of sister lodges and tran
sienf brethren are fratcrnally invited
By order OF the Worshipful Master
BEN T. AUGUST.
Secretary.
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lofIp llanteo a7ale

WASTED. RAILWAY MAIL
clerks for parcel post. so month
Richmond Examinations soon; Coae y
ing free. FRA y LKlN ms III l.
Dept 39s A Rochester. n I
ABI.E-BODTED MEN WANTED
for the United States Marine Corps. De
frecn the ages of 10 and IS. Must be
native born or have first papers Month-
iv nav. SIS TO SO Additional compen-
sation possible Food. clothing. quar-
ters and medical attendance free Al
ter 30 years service can retire with %
per cent OF pay and allowances ser,
narts OF the world Apply 70 UNITED
STATES MARINE CORPS RE-
CRUITING OFFICE, 757 East Main
Street, Richmond. Va
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Odds and Ends From the Wire
PLAN TO RAISE OLD FRIGATE.

they will bring them back am willing to
forgive
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for SaIe

FOR WAGONS, GO TO RICHARDSON
Bro, SIS Brook Avenue. Painting.
repairing and rubber-tire work.
FOR SALE, CONTRACTORS OUT
1t, woodworking and laundry ma
chinery. boilers, engines ana mis-
ceIlaneous supplies, second hand
guaranteed. I. BLCFORD il CO.
1875 East Cary Street.
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEET
ING

NOTICE OF STOCkHOLDEIsS' MEbI-
ING.
THE INITIAL. OR ORGANIZATION.
rncetiar Of the stockholders Of the
oid Dominion Trust Company. In
corporsted "a Virginia corporation).
he's been caliei Tor. and viii be hc.e
IN Nsuday. January u. 1913. at Il
o'clock midday IN tho assembly hall
Of the Hotel Richmond. corner Ninth
ard Grace Streets. Richmond. Va.
for the :, ose % taking such steps
as may &c nsesss ~ W Jo -. ~, ~
eanfzatIou Of the company and Of
stterdinx 10 any other business that
nav lawfully come before aid meet
Ing. JONATHAN Btl ~,
secretary.
w. NJ HABIJSTON.
President.
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IafIp. a9aIe snn ffmsIf

WANTED h COOK AND HOUSE
girl. Apply with reference. 23os Mon
ument Avenue.
MFS-WOMEN - GET GOVERNMENT
parcel post jobs. $50 week. Write
Tor 4 Of ros't'ons open FRANK
LIN INSTITUTE. Dept Ss7-A
Roc c.teT. " Y.
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Richmond. Va. December 81. 1912.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF The
ockholders of this company will be
held at the Office OF the company. In
the city Of Richmond. Va. on Tues
dav. January 81, 1913. at IL O'Clock
noon l. ~ a LII l.
Secretary.
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". M. UABIISTON.
President

TIE ANNUAL. MEETINo or
efookhoidcrs Of Tho NOWIsAN
COMPANY VII be held a. their
Office q7i t.a-t Main street. on We'd
r. I. WINSTON.
Secretary and TrrsFurcr.
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Ere, Coal ano Il1oon

HALF CORD FIRST-CLASs. DRY
pine or oak WOOD. S-25. also best
stove nut anthracite and lump
spiint coal clean, fuil weight. prompt
delivery. INDEPEN DENT COAL
AND WOOD CO. 1859 East Cary.
Phone Madison 4i5o.
JTST RECEIVED SEVERAL CARS
of nice. dry pine and oak wood Let
us send you a load; II viii please
YOU. also the best anthracite and
lump splint coal orders delivered
promptiy TYLER & RYAN. I09i
Nest Cary Street Madison 1879.
Monroe S05.
AUTO TRUCK CARRIES , TO 5
tons of coal and Ia cords of wood
Quickest delivery. best service. SUI
burbaH orders a specially. One
hour notice all required LONG. Til L
MOOD MAN. 1906 West Broad.
Phones. Madison ioe9-i05c.
wooD PINE. SS HALF-CoRD,
IS quarter. oak, g 80 haif-cord. N.75
ouarter. slab. S7S hsif-cord, 81 50
quarter Phone Monroe 500. LIN =
a HARRIS
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TWELFTH AND CLAY sTREsr8
Open A n. to 8 p. n
Admission. fSc Erss On
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lMantfn
Flats luantfo

WHNTED&WANTED MoDERN.
house. or an eight-room house in
nice neigh borhood. within % minutes
walk Of post-Ofnce. References
exchanged Phone Madison 1928
WANTED, BY COUPLE. L NJ I X \ =
ished Fat OF three or four rooms
walking distance of First and Broad
References. Address NJ, III Last
Broad.
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The Valentine Museum

ELEVENTH AND CLAY sTREETa
Open daily from 10 A. n TO p M
Admission. use fres On SaturdayA
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YPEwRITERS.

OF ALL MAKES AND
rnodela sold. rented and skilfully re-
paired. Remingtons. Underwoods'
divers, Smith Premiers. Bar LOCKS
and l.. c. Smith Bros. machines rent
ed from S. to 81 for months. FIRST
rent paid applied on purchase IHE
AMERICAN TYPEWRITER In
CHANGE. sos Z. Main Street Tele-
phone Madison 525o.
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WANTED AT ONCE TEN LADY
Call on INTERNATIONAL LA BOR
AGENCY. ioi5 Bank street. Room 3
WANTED COOK FOR COU NTRY.
must furnish good reference sal
well gil East Main Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-17
automobfIfs for salt

STTONoBtLE FOR skLE-Tt YoG
want q fr-t-riaes machine and mean
business I have a Eve passenger.
wcnty-horscpowcef touring car. fore
order rricc $50 Address =. q. Box
y. or call BASS AZ Madison .stl
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Ri5rfIIanfou6

SHOE REPAIRING.
Ioc. REBATE II YOU BRING SHOES
with this cuopon. Mems shoes half
soled. 75c.. rebated TO o5c ladies'
half-soles. ooc., rebated TO oc. EveIfy
no pegs. Heeilng. Z3c. DIRE w >
ELECTRIC SHOE FACTORY.
ZIG East Main. Phone Monroe zoo1.
STORAGE.
CHEAPEST STORAGE IN. CITY. 81
per load Store your furniture, bug
gies, automo biles. pianos al IOMP-
KINS. S27 West Broad:
VENTILATORS.
DEAL vENTILAToRs. MADE OF
glass: largest capacity; lowest price
Phone Monroe 1902.
AT AUCTION. AT AUCTION.
THE CONSIGNED COLLECTION OF
Oriental rugs and carpets OF A. u
Yard 10 be sold at auction begin
ninZ Tuesday at 1880 A. NJ. Your
cali is requested. \. @. YARD. III
North Fifth Street.
CREAM PUFFS. LARGE ONES. IL
Tor rs cents DRINKARD'S. 423 Ia
North Sixth Street
FURNITURE AND CHINA PACK
WE PACK AND SHIP FURNITUR RE
and china and wedding presents
with care. Signed JACOB L VI LA r,
1926 West Broad Street. Phone Madl-
son 1922.
RELIABLE TRANSFER.-MILL-
ner's. 30e North Ninth Street, hauls
trunks for Csc: claim checks issued
al the house for your baggage Two
men on our wagon. Phone Manson
i445.
SEA FOOD.
CALL PHONE MONROE I'LL FOR
fish. steamed crabs. crab meat De
iivered promptly. 800 y. Monroe ~.
RELIABLE IRA NSFER.-MILL-
uer'e. 800 North Ninth Street, hauis
trunks for 25c; claim checks issued
al the house for your baggage ;
two men on our wagon. Phone
Madison i445
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peIp lllanten. female

CASHIER n GROCERY STORE,
neatness necessary. Wages start, IS ;
reasonable hours, reference. PURE
FOOD GROCERY CO.. Broad and
sixth Streets
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bodied Unmarried men. between
ages of Is and 81 citizens Of United
States Of good character ana TEN,
rerate habits who can speak read
and write the English language. ; or
Information. apply 70 Recruiting
OnIcer, 80 East Broad. Richmond
Va
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RfaI cstatf for salt
Broad Street
East of Monroe
With Improvements
LESS THAN
$1,000 Per Foot
BANKRUPT Dottces

Neutrality-suspicious. Co,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-28
MOUNDSVILLE
Interesting Meeting Of Council.

The city council met In reg liar
semi-monthly session and transacted
considerable business. Attorney = +.
Moore was named as civ solicitor 10
MI the vacancy caused by tho resig
nation Of James r. Shipman Alex
Purdy was named as cit, engineer.
F>ank Ernest was named as city sew
er inspector. and an three have start
ed puOn their nov duties. The re-
mittarce Of the fine imposed upon
Franz Young for violating tho sunday
selling law was refused. the council
voting a tic and tho mayor voting no.
The city clerk and c.t- cnciucor acre
notified Ia complete The sewer front.
age assessments. \ petition was pre-
eented TO pave Third street. Cedar
avenue and Fourth street. which WAS
referred 10 the comm toe on strcc's.
road and alleys Tn" matter % re-
locating several LIGHTS WAS deferred
TO the next meeting Tn" ordinance
committee reported that n" ordi-
nance submitted nv ~" city health
officer was held for further luyc-ti
gallon by them Tho city clerk was
ordered - notify all property owners
on the west side of BI.ch avenue 20
lay sidewalks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-28

caresses of her lover though intoxicating
ter sense. were not such 81 her inno-
'''t A"ait mad expected.
- ono day wien she returned 70 her
home. after 4 h-ief visit TO neighhor
she found herself alone \ hov brought
message Her loser had grown tired
without word ~ Warning
Win "a deep sigh the Young girl drop
pei the short letter w,.icn told OF her
loneliness. she did not complain. for she
tor she had i.SciVea n,,.- To- aileytat~
htr own sunerings by huriening other
k'li ~" f"d -; te- posse sh" felt
titt sh" ha only ore ~ su IN this world
=. 10 -" "n,' more he statue ~ the
N'ri"f'H t-i I-at :n- forgiveness
''"~~e.! in a.. tUh. - e. T.ui'ert and
tetEins nor Nay. sre lccan ia" long
WI" Z" IN" chapel . dared not show
tiers
an" evening aft.- ,.--ovu ~, was
or" fn"r' outside tie sacred portal She
remembered tIat ~ ~ hour her Oh
com t'i'Hr> had r'tlreI FOR tho night
aii "''N that she wa...I fud fh. cEape!
-"fi"t 81" opened the door slowly
"m' . Far hsck She could 500 tho COL
f"n tup burning IN 'front.' OF tho image
"i l' BLESSED Nirelr
~u" entered ana .n h~r knees size
''''t ~ q" a." statue Ta.r sf" threw
..t....i down before It AMI rayed FER
on. Maa"rua. / %, no' deserve vou-
,.-n"r,' d.d uo; know when o., voice,
"It"a me awa' from Hos how snort
n'thinr LETT for us. low ru- death
am ''iSrrac"I ant w.i.ogt e. rgI~ friend
l",'. aui II my soul ., 20 Joe. s1,"I. sal
..a'..n ''n only com" - mo. unworthy.
A. Naia.ia.s bot tears OF p.uar,. fel
ni"n ne foot 90 30" iuac. s.-.. - .,i.!..r..
f"i~"i he eyes. f'ilf OF sDtyIi.arfpr AMI
H. Fatf F.#Hs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-28

'ha' T. could be worked ont have
nn Doubt thar II would prove success.
iul Il would p" savinl proposition
10 IN" city. particularly 20 m" resi-.
G'li~ az thar section. l. would erea'.
lN enhance Tho value % properly md
nor" Is no NOR" beautiful spot on
earth on which 20 1--we u could truly
Doe called III" Garden spot
Tn" city could he able 20 issue long
term bonds and find no trouble IN dis
posing II them az { per cent This
would mean an aunua! OUTLAY ~ only
<..'.""'. small sum when tho cost of
each Good i con sidcred
Md While | have studied tho mat
Tor aS relating 20 the island only. !
have no doubt that 'ho South Side and
other lpN portions ~ 'ha city could
ho protected from tho water as oasilv
as t.' Island Surely. I'm tho face Of
Nh" devastation caused hy Tho recent
Hood. 'h" plan IS worth a thorough in
t.-ficafiOr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-28

The cas-" 81 tac 'i't against Ross
Keffer and Miss Emma Patterson.
which was 20 have cru" sp h.tnr" fh"
mayor Yesterday moru.uC. VaS turned
over 10 tho state tor investigation. I
IS charged that 'hrY liv" been living
together as man and VICE and ar"
charged with uu 'aw'.i coh1hi'ation.
and rho cas-" VII %. tried l.'oro IN"
grand jury which VIII r"por' 'his morn.
ing II L. reported that they have
been living together a. man and Vi:"
for some time yt-' and tNi' Tho
charge was mad. o.. Mrs Patterson e
son
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-28
NEW TRIAL
Asked For in Case Of National TeIe.
phone Co. VS.. Henry SchmuIbach
Motion 70 Be Argued

Yesterday morning counsel for
Henry Schmulbach appeared before
Judge Newman in the circuit court
and asked that a new trial he ordered
In the suit Of James Ewing aud Arm
old Scherr. receivers for the National
Telephone company nv a FIRE in the
basement OF the Schmulbach build
ing When tried about month ago,
The jury awarded the plaintiff almost
the entire amount sued for
Immediately after the Jury FAD
rendered this verdict. attorneys for
The defendant asked that the court
find a verdict for the defendant re-
gardless Of The finding OF the fury.
Tho court overruled this motion yes.
terdav and Will hear arguments on
the motion for the new trial SATURDAY.
morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-28

foundation for tire new Seltner hulldin.-
on account ~ the weather
MANY local persons were at Mounds
WI" yesterday appearing before the
grand jury.
Mrs.. Charles Wilson. Of sixth street
i"tt Yesterday morning for Glen Eastor
Wn'r" IN" viii spend tn. REMAINDER OF
the week.
The report 81 tho grand tur, AZ
M"undSVliie t1tS morning Will ne watch
81 with keen interest IN this ctfv
1h@ school children 81 this CITY are
n.Annlns 70 attend their annual picnic at
Wheeling Park tomorrow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-28

i"Vi'- tho Transaction Of routine Ausf-
i'@S the rank ~ Page was conferred
...'l 'iEfi candidates and several aprli-
Htl'u~ f"f membership w.r.. taken under
consideration Tho election 81 officers
"i g.. r'Nf ~iN months was ..ld and A
.'t+ contest Nh- W.E"d TIE meeting
"FS ''rF LARGELY attended and waS
brought :" a close hy to serving Of re-
'r.--lFncrf-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-28
To Finish WALL.

7 10 contract We +.f Yesterday NV
Dove AMI nHy.i- COR 90. finishing 80 -ha
"u"Hf walk .ruu"ctIrg with tie Good
' ~ property oH tie east slt. OF Mar
1T. street between SiNth ant Fourth
rif"f'~ AMI V"Ir on trs row Waik Will
.- started pIt~fr 81 Nefv SNORT time
Pms viii complete I'm. sidewalk from
~'''''H street go Fn.rfH street ana vii:
d" 90 20" street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-28

Mci'adion's Special c.n,as Gloves are
eNii" l"fSe s.l"--"NtIt t't,r u,rrt-
ard 40 warrant ITEM 'u Eitr lori. wear
40 any h'r4 OBJ: WORK. p.r canes Cloves
"r" known a.i through 'hn pl., Valley
'- ''' u'-t v.tiiuc canvas gloves TAT
ar" sold in " .oeiiuc w b.N. .tets
'-i''' Do. canvas Gi.N % made TO order r,r
.r Lore ana no other store can sell
theni. 49, 80 On" o." I"1l D. cen; rcv,v
can sS rlot .-- Int ". s.ll tt.-, 4 ns,r.
h for Is cents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-28

i"N 'f l.t'A ~H.h"r Ram Goats Ito
N''' 90 COATS that done crack ar peel ~,
't" th" best weifir- E,tr.pl-- for
I'Hnl~'"'S f'r Farmers for iia,ar,en
EN- '"r N"'"ru."u f'r al u.eu Sc .., ,.,, ,...--
So" N'~.. w" have $50 ratn.or,- ~
.f'" I'nctfS III" Hir Length s.c s-ee
i'ncff y " arhi" lerEt .-v. have ~,er,.
~'f" ROOM the smallest 20 tfe -N-r., f,-ce
- mos" prices. 9Bc, $3.50, 81 90 50 az
SzSS. ~ % VII give q row ..a. TO =
'H' "i oHr Sucker Etirr"at- i.aos.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-28

Ih" fir". .SIt anu water .oulmitt.o ~
" CIV '"'lrt't whtrH committee placed
Hn OPP Fer fnr 500 feet - hose 90 be usol
mn 80 'ifN. has re'-'vrt ro'tr,. trar ne
.'se VII arrive 90 this ,ity not later
IMAM -" Nr"k- tIou .ts arrival the
loose e % h" attached t. the rec ami VIII
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-28
Held Interesting Meeting.

ne tHfiSf'Hu EuteaVor Soriefv of the
70 .Ir'f "' Co! held a very Interesting
meet ~ last evening IN the SUNDAY
~..''' rooms "f tn" church u.uh.-
90 ir'"restlnC matters Ws-e discussed
rnt o. ~""'t. session vas talI Tn. meet
Tx w. Iargel. attended
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-28
MCFADDEN'S
The Store With the Low Prices

We soil tho Linen FiniSh-ssir-~le.,fn
Rubber collars tlat you can't tell from
a." finest linen. our linen hn.sh Rub
her Collars don't have to be sent - The
laundry 10 o." washed ~ hon tho collar
- soiled from wearing g can he washed
as clean aS new with = svonrs or a
damp cl"ts and - IS tren ready 20 wear
af'.r. v" have ." rev 81 eS 90 lir~n
hn'-' FNhh"r collars - pick from
h"'s sizes y 20 IL mems sizes - 10
IL at 30 Gems and 80 cents
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-28
McNechen Briefs.

N"-- ~ sll:'. no. - E'e-'sy on to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-28

In selecting the Furniture, Carpets ETC. 10 make
YOUR home toTor9Pe YOU should exercise great care
- many dealers talk rcc only ana give Quality hut
slight consideration.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-03-07

tention should be given to children
entering school during the second
half of the school year?
Z. What does the grammar
school expect from the primary
school?
s. What can the teacher do in
the short time allotted to her to
overcome bad habits in English, and
home indifference?
Grammar School Section.
Assembly room, Central school,
Superintendent Joseph Roster, chair
man.
1. What should be done with the
pupils who do not work?
Q. Can we entirely eliminate
home study in the elementary
school?
8. Should seventh and eighth
grade teacherh have special qualtfi-
cations and extra salary?
4. What about history teaching
in the grades, is it satisfactory?
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-03-07
To what extend should self.

4. To what extend should self
government be introduced in the
high school?
.. Should algebra and geometry
be made elective in the high school!
6. What help in controlling his
classes may a high school teacher
reasonably expect of the principal
and superintendent?
Z. Should the high schools of the
state be required to use uniform
text books?
{. What benefits are the
school of this valley deriving from
their athletic activities?
8. The economical advantages
Of commercial departments in high
schools.
10. Differentiation Of courses Of
study for High school students-how
determined?
II. How can We get better re-
suits in English composition? Should
English grammar be taught in the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-03-07
Sectional and General SEES,
sions are to Be Held
in the City.

AS previously announced there
will be a meeting of the Mononga-
hela Valley Round Table OF school
superntendents, principals and
teachers here Friday and Saturday,
March IA and Is. Sectional meet
ings will be held in the Central
school FRIDAY afternoon at 2.30
O'Clock and the general sessions will
be held in the First Presbyterian
church Friday at 8 p. m. and satur.
day at 8 a. M. The program will be
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-03-07
5. DO bic teachers in the grades

.. Do the teachers in the grades
coddle their pupils too much?
6. Should teachers who attend a
ter moi summer school have an in
crease of salary because of such at
tendance?
s. What provisions should be
made in the rammar school for in
struction in thrift and for moral and
humane education?
8. Are there too many subjects
in the grammar school program?
High School Section.
Room H, Central school, Principal
G. III. Colebank, chairman.
|. Better articulation of high
schools and elementary schools.
2. Report OF high school teachers
on the question: What are the
moral influences IN your school
room?"
3. is it practicable for the high
school to furnish vocational guId,
ance?
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ROUND TABLE
PROGRAM IS BIG
as follows:
Primary section.>

Primary Section
Room s, Central school building,
Miss Lulu S. Hogg, chairman.
/. How can we secure better re-
suits in reading?
2. Are the various primary
methods passing
3. Are We OVERRIDING story tell
ing in our elementary schools?
A. lcorrelating writing, phonic'
and spelling.
.. The practical use OF tn
Montessori dialetic apparatus in a
crowded school room.
6. How much much time an at