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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-04

Henrietta. the eight year old daughter
OF ar. ana Airs. William Philips. of Pat
tersOn. died last evening about 40
O'Clock . after suffering for a short
period with malignant uiphtheriA
As soon as death was evident. Dr. l..
h. cracraft was called ana after a snort
inquiry pronounced death due to paraIy-
sis OF the heart superinduced by malig-
nant diphtheria."
The health officer was called and a
quarantine placed on the home.
sue ~ survived b.. her father and
mother and one brother and sister.
The Elm Grove Undertaking 90. vii!
have charge or the funeral. although no
sfFaiseinents have been made. IL Is like
~ that the funeral Will he held some
time Thursdry. az the Stone church.
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ENTERTAINED
Domestic Sciercc Class II XMAS
Daughters Entertain Social
Settlement WCrkers.

"" i'rd1N afternoon th, youug lt-
" fhc domestic science drrlrf.
mont connected With tho kings
Daughter. Day Ngr.'rt entertained
Nifs Uucua and fhr vounr ladies' Who
recently gave 7u entertainment for
fho benefit ~ tho Ia, Nur-er,. Co.
With Tho teachers ~ tho head
thc social settlement vora Re
ircshmcnt- OF their own makiug voro
served.
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70 GIVE PICNIC

w." South SID" t~iufofr1rI,r and
Mother club Will picnic un th.
grounds OF IS r. Hubbard af Hub
uafdR lame THIS VIII h" tho l1.i af
ffir to h' gwen d., tI~ ore1uiyrtion
thi. -"a on NU who plan tp attend
900 rl'Hsr meet no fho kindergarten
promptly at 10 o'clock o.. m-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-04
Registering MANY xioh.

Mahy local residents are registering
nls.s ,esarding the slow progress being
the road improvements OF i-nion as
49, me taxpayers complain that TIE
nohos had been sold and the money put
In a local bank. and that only about two
Lures ot IN. roads have been SURVEYED
IS thought by many here that the
local bank This matter Las be.n ranv.
ing hre for the past several months.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-04
Paving At Woodiaxn.

Work was started this morning 1T
Woodland by the Bau C]ontrActIuK
company 81 Echo Point grdaing preIs-
iorN To setting the concrete curbS aud
paving That Will be done this summer
Ii" res dents VIII pay 81 FOR each IRON,
loot o. at th" improvements. On each
SIDE three fe"t "t heavy brick Will py
laid. while the center viii Toe COMPOSED
oi rolled concrete and tar. When com
IIeted WoodlsWu Will have the best
streets out the pike
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-04
STU In Inil

frank keppner and James Regain. two
al men VINO We're arrested and held
as witnesses in the hearing ~ u''rps
ISoEeiein' Implicated IN the killing OF
Janes Ferrel "a Few days ago. are sun
.Shnh.d IN The local Jail. and unless
o"hi todaE. they viii he taken To tile
county Jail Mt M%oundsviIIe an. held To-
aNatt the action OF the grand jury or
tae hearing OF the case.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-04
Held Conference Meeting.

me regular quarterly conference of
the First NJ T. church was held las,
evening In the auditorium Of the First
" r church. Rev. J. p. Scott. pastor.
nAd charge OF the meeting. pr. NJ p
COMPTON. superintendent OF the Wheel.
ing district. delivered a very interest
ing address. Following the rendition
OF the program q business session was
ieid ny the board Of directors 81 the
'hurch and much business vas trans
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To Meet Monday.

The newly "~rcaniZed Alumu! associa-
t"r OF tn" local nigh school Will hold
another meeting next Mouday evening
IN n" auditorium Of the Central school
nuildtrg. at which time plans Cor III
completion "f IN" new organization VIII
re taken UP and disposed 90 b-fcerS
VIII %" elected and a number of ses-
si"rs VIII lee planned All members arc
Nrf"nfiN requested To lie present 1t the
meeting on Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-04
Surprise Party.

Dorothy. the little OF Sir. and
MFs. William Green, superintendent OF
the county infirmaiy. was very pleas
ahtly surprised by Her girl friends IN
honor OF her twelfth birthday, June z.
Many BEAUTIFUL presents We're received
After recovering from her surprise sns
proven herself a charming hostess to the
persons Katnryn Altmyer.
irginis HUblitzell. Pearl otto, Evelyn
FOX, carrie craft. M~argaretta MendelI.
Anna Lasch, Pearl kerns. Virginia
Thompson. Elizabeth Robinson. Lavaugnn
Sells. Emma ShaCht. Ada Thompson,
Grace Green and william Green. Jr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-04
Carnival Next n1ondav.

me carnival is coming. hut not III q
On" on the main streets 80 the city.
lHls TIME y l. To locate IN South BEN
wood On the McNlechen LOT. n.a- "a.
tiitcnnan coal works. There Is no op-
position t. the company coming and To-
'A'lhg as stated above. and they will ar
tlNe early sunday morning from an ohio
.oWh Wh"r" tHev are show ing this week.
lHe carnival Will remain "A week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-04

The public dance given ~ Sma!zerS
han IA Fulton last night was we'll az
tended. y local ORCHESTRA furnished the
music.
The Socialists held a select dance q.
their hd-! IN ~Gr~gEsNill- yesterday even
ne. which va we'll attended.
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sENsATloNAL rLoprMrnr-

,-. -f.h fI f.r frttIf-.r. ..
COLI MIl'S. % 1urc John
Harkin- ar'i CO.. OF Nc.iefon. clone,I
20 k"nfuck, with uaowi Wilson.
'eed lf. n prctfy school riri and t.,
Two U"rc married Tho families vcrc
.n"ichhors and relatives OF fhc riti
dtd no' suspect tho o'l mans. infruf
tons Th" parents oi uAc bride have
refused forgiveness
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Heustern obsequies.

the fuHeIa 90 oscar H..St.rn VIII
be held TINS morn ~ Requiem high
mass VIII be solemn zet az - NIlcha.I-
church at 8 80 " clock. after which ia
mont viii be made IN NJ. calvary
cemetery HIS former s,huo!mates Viii
at a. galibCarerS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-04

TriadelThia district board OF education
met IueSiay ~Ncllug IN regular SESSION
at the offices 81 Ir. l.. n. Crarrart.
Nothing oi special notice came ~ at
this meeting. outy routine business Ta.
Hiring ot III" teachers Will be taken up
at a Idter meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-04
HICKS NEVER
HAD A TRIAL
SENTENCED TO HANG AT THC
STATE PENlTENTlARY
FRIDAY.
" Governor Hatfield Docs Not Inter
Nsre He viii Be Second Man 20
Cte Under Similar Conditions.

John Hict. tho Mcdowell county
murderer who Isl now confined 10 tae
death cell 90 the p%omtentisry f. sen.
fenced to o. hanged noN FriI,.
hort.r after (. oclocb u Doc goes
20 death De- Viii De- the second mar
De tho history ~ thi. state % hans
without e jury having passed. upon
his Innocence or suit. Also F., v y
o." without tb" facts and crcum.
stances o., the Grim" winch Ita vii
'Npiate. hc.nE disclosed in such a
manner ihat lc might sr.oi,o &c.. Mii
benefit 81 iho mitigating ctcum-
.i1n,. n There p. aus
u vI- learned yesterday thIf ih,fs
" Dos % dctrd aaI tthcu h"'u tlr
ttf of J..fic' SOL Mel tRcll cruu...
"'' mile. from DIS home family md
itI"il. 7 ufIfnfrd auI fourfli or nr
hfrE' flIt huD" over him aud 1000
uui Wu 'r Zoo suplu, f.caI ..fI .rl
's- sa -rd fo plead griit, OH, tl.
CHAR trdrr fHe belief 'hat f. nsIi
receive thc max mum p.u.If. OF i..c
900 g. "n. lut th" jude" ~ ono. en-
- -N '- H-N
Similar Case.
TT fN" rf'..uf rhiti executive docs
DOT inf'r,. rs tliDh vif Doc tho SOC.
ord wtr ip bong bon 'ri. state ull.r
d." conditions mentioned above. Co.,.
oil. f"r h'.n" Frank stephens. o- Nor.
90. county.
Poi" lIulf i1 fhs case passed frs
death Dol IItft sentence a. ou IN
Ipp'al n. fr" -upr'm, court 'hc cas-,
ae r.uludrl ou fH. grounds t..t
.Io fri7l iudEo bad mace no iu.U.r..
tn determine ''.c deg cr or Yunish
m"ut fIf troHii hr accorded itar,
th" triai judge rrl4 .r6 to p.rmIt.
stephens fu clInr. l.s plea ~ NOT
suiItf hst mad" inquiry into tho ri.
cum -'arc"s 'ud WIS re~acutcncs5 fo
hand Ilr cIef Voc. tfcn taken lot
'h' ecc,rd ''ue to go Irrcn, e. m-iI
and Tho second s.nfcucr was affirm
90 Jos Tho court aud iu 1910 he vas.
du't executed
s. petition ioariur the sieuaturee Of
-''"r'I hundred W%ouuds,ile persons
has h"rn sonf Co. tho governor a'
hfrloaion and friends ~ tho con
d"mned man stat" that the, have ad
'i-'d Governor Hatfield That DO 10 star,
OF execution is grsutcd they viii pro -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-04
Fonr ON thu canet

Four offenders constituted the police
court docket last ereuiue two fo~ ugrf-
ing on" fo- lettering AMI Tho last Tor
plain drunkenness All we're assessed
-" usual fines AMI TRIMMINGS and each
paid ny and was released.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-04
Pastry Sale.

The Arhuthnot Bible Glass 81 the First
NJ. r church, Elm Grove. viii hold a
pastry ana cake sale at Winter Bros.
meat shop. Saturday. June : .
AZ /" A NJ Proceeds 10 nc used iOI ben
eft OF class.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-04

The Fulton cauol pupils Will hold
their annual P.cnic at Wheeling Para.
June IL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-04
TRUSTEES SALE.
AucTIoM BALE or PnoPnRrY or
~AxoHAL TELEPHoHB COMPANY
OHIO.

by virtue Of the mortgage Iced OF
s.us naie BY the National Telephone
company OF Ohio TO the Dollar savfnxz
~ Trust COMPANY, Trustee. dated De-
ssmoer 4 1907. and OF record In the Of
ne ot the county recorder OF belmont
county. ono. In Record OF Mortgages.
noL - rage sea. and in the orzce OF
ne county recorder OF Jefferson county,
ono IN RECORD OF Mortgages. Vol. IS.
pase o's' and pursuant TO IN ewritt-n
aesuest OF the holders OF one, bird m
shount OF the outstanding bonds there
: y secured. which ~bondhuidcrs have
uuiS secured and indemnired said trus-
zee. the sad trustee will proceed 10 cell
y Puo.S auction 10 the highest and
lest oicder. at the north front door Of
me court house OF Ohio county. West
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-04
PHILLIPS HOUSE
HOTEL RUDOLF

ITTG, y. 7.
on the ocean front. Always omen.
'hpacity loco. American and European
plans. Hot and cold fresh and sea water
~ all baths, running water IN guests
rooms BROAD Nerandas. commanding
view of ocean and connecting with the
nous BOARD Walk. cafe Rudolf is one
81 u" big attractions 80 Atlantic CITY.
Booklet and terms upon request.
\ :. EUKEYSER. MGR.
joel. IIIIIMAN Pres
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Louis Bcrtschv

-OdIS DC
tCHGnNL DIRECTION AND
ARTENtAI ENaALnER,
ii2s and 1874 Main street.
Calls AnsVc cred Ia. or s..ent-
Store Phones G7s
VIC l. Uertschy. Rel Thone t.S7R
G. J portschy. Nat Phone i22q.Y
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6 HHdebysnd

funsrs Directors and nmHaimsrs.
Gcrner Nafkft aud 1N-erfv.arrNuF ST.
I~siephons- sol. oasn "a and nkh
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HOTEL. bDTIIwEf.

HOTEL. bJTfIWELi.
AtaFtic CITY. y. J..
NirSinit Ave. second uoUSe FROM steel
l'rr ~iii@ntst STANDARD In Cuisine ana
-~rrfic". u.p4'ratc dppolnfmeutS
booklet j. * =. Il. BpTHWEI.T..
mN-lu-.-S-S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-04
WANTED-ROOMS

ROOMS wANTED-Any one having
rooms, lodging, or boarding facilities.
kindly call at. Board of Trade OFFICER
Market Auditorium. and fin ont blank'
Bureau of Information, smi-Csntenniai
COMMITTED. NY -frf-ff
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-04

ohftroToNSISelling out all blacks
ana whites, bargains. Eggs half price.
Eoth phones. II ~. Marsh. my-ig-t-je-Is
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HOTEL IROOUOIS

GA End SptTH CAROLINA
ENCE- ATLANTIC City. y. J
ne Baths. Elevator - street. Game and
I.ouhRiug Room Too feet ~ sun parlor.
own Electric Plant. White service. cap
Hcltv 500.
EARLY RATE AS LOW
AS 5000 PER WEEK.
Booklet and Menu on Request.
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MISCELLANEOUS
LIQUOR LICENSE.

LIQUOR LICENSE.
LIQUOR APPLIcArIoE. CRY OF
WHEELING.
Wheeling " Va. Nily q. 1912.
u" whom ff wav concern
TO-" f'll' w 90. t~ IN application flied
W i. w' f"r iiJY'r l.rcrz" fug tie year
"IIW'n IrL JuIt g. 1919.
Retail.
" Eo"m"f. tn-F Market street.
N'-INfr. fffF Epff street.
D lH .ss..f certify Stat f.e rhnve an
.u' fHr rctHu NIsnr lf.r- nae o.
'rIN't t t"rflh"1f. from Goo SferlsT ~
' Nt" county. t.rrfrfrE fh"f De Fae lr-
F"-If'i nn' thousand tgI 200. p0J dollars
aH required hy IIw.
~ltr-rFrtf4Uy
'NN~ o. gTrgEu.
f.n.k ~ f.f o.. er4r COMET
ma -1-.s .uncf-ff
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FOR SALE
WARWOOD

WIS f0rrf uIfn bliil.r ~ ahsl .ol
car buy su~t hD4sa 4a fh.s aIf.adt
built ana bull r.g1f fop We uHl
D." plea 90 20 sh0r you 'ln plans arI
Eperltrafto1 ~ fh.f room drf.irR
JaF tnI-1. cabinet marflrs hardpood
Htalfs ffr Large roouy prrftrs
rooms nfI ventilated. frsfrg b. Or
mare I'm f'ri1J Fr.fe ft-0T
small cash payment Lsf us rlpg
you
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FCR sALE-My residence on Eoff ST.
north OF i2tnst. 40. lll9. l.. !. GILL;
an-arg
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FOR SALE OR A
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-To quick buyer. Lot COX
100. l5tH St Cali Nat. phone 14SS-Y.
myl5-tf
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WILL. Pun~A~

Eati0r7l Tt.< - Wep Vi-sin'a
Nfee!irE o. Pciwrr' bridge
Home IIse f~rsuraUrs GO
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~WANTED-MALE HELP

WAITED night clerk. Apply at once
TO the willard Hotel. Grafton. W. Va
je-&-t
The daily sentinel., 1913-01-24
SUFFRAGEMAY
CARRY IN
ENGLAND
Bitter Fight in Commons Over.
Striking the Word male"
From Franchise Law.
Associated Press.

London. Jan. PA critical stage
was reached this afternoon in the 10
years struggle for votes for women.
Alfred Lyttleton, in the house of
commons, moved to eliminate the
word male" from the franchise re-
form bill. Lewis Harcourt, secretary
of state for the colonies, who has not
forgotten the attempt of suffragettes
some months ago to burn his home.
made bitter assault on women's
suffrage and on his colleagues in the
cabinet, Grey and Lloyd George. 1.-The
adoption of methods of violence he
said, lis an indication of the type of
mental balance we may expect from
women if they get a vote"
The daily sentinel., 1913-01-24

served at a late hour. Miss Nilks
is an extremely popular young lady.
ina her many friends regretted ex-
eeedingly to have to bid her farewell
last evening and TO give her up as
one OF their crowd. Many were the
good wishes which went with her to
her new home.
Among those present last evening
We're Misses Berniece Fleming, Evad-
ma Welch, Carrie Moore, Lucille Scott.
and Eva Longwell; Messrs Leslie
Stevens, o. Sutton, Raymond Goethe.
Jay Matthews, Paul Starks, Raymond
Wilson and Mr.. and Mrs. c. T.. Lowe.
The daily sentinel., 1913-01-24
WEST SLOPE
ASSOCIATION
MAKES REPORT

A report recently issued by the
Western Slope Fruit Cruwers' Asso-
ciation in PaIisade SHOW, thar a nrof-
past year. A 10 per cent cash div
idend was declared. viii an addition
al per cent fruit" dividend. A
cash reserve has been created which
increases the book valua of the stock
from S15 to $3.50,
The directors are very confident,
and eventually all the associations in
the valley will adopt their plan.
The daily sentinel., 1913-01-24
TURNER'S GYM TEAM.

Don't forget the Turner's per-
formance at the Majestic Friday eve
ming. Jan. "a, at 1880 o'clock. To-
gether with this performance there
will be given three reels of the fin
est motion pictures.
Manager Rettig has drilled his
class for many months to perfect
them for this particular perform
ance. A high class exhibition is
promised for all who attend.
Among the special features, the
Ladies' club drill with Indian clubs
ablaze with fire. Pyramid work and
drills by the young men and other
attractions. Price of admission. 1Oc
and zoe. 1-23-2t
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Athletic Dance This Evening.

This evening the first dance of the
Athletic club since the first of the
year will be given at Margery. hall
lt is also the first which has been
.sS5ven at Margery hall, former dances
4 Rying been staged at the Auditori-
\ I'm, ON account of the larger floor
fpsce. which now, however. is used
FLOR skating during the brief season
Of that sport.
The usual large crowd of young
people is expected to fill the pretty
hall to its capacity this evening, and
the best of dance music will be fur
nished by Derryberrys orchestra.
The daily sentinel., 1913-01-24
j. A. Pearson Hurt

John A. Pearson, a well known
fruitgrower of the Vineland section.
sustained dislocated elbow and
fractured arm yesterday morning
when he fell from the top of load
of hay he was bringing to Palisade.
He had secured the hay in Plateau.
In coming down the steep hill just
east of the state brige the bride of
one of the horses broke and the team
became unmanageable. Thinking the
load of hay would upset, Mr.. Pearson
jumped. He landed on his left arm.
causing the serious injury. He is
resting easily at his home in Pali-
sade, where he was taken by
friends
The daily sentinel., 1913-01-24
Entertained on birthday.

Mrs. j. F. Cox was delightfully."- en-
tertained at her own home on Grand
avenue yesterday afternoon by a
number of her friends, who gave a
delightful surprise party in honor of
Mrs. Cox's birthday, arriving at her
home in body and spending pleas
ant afternoon. A feature of the oc-
casion was the presentation of a
number of lovely pieces of hand
painted china as gifts from the la
dies present in remembrance of the
birthday of Mrs. Cox.
A dainty lunch was also served by
the guests, among whom were Mes
danes j. H. Allen, H. F. Vorbeck,
r. q. Tope. J. w. Hopkins, ]. R.
Morse, l.. X. Byers and e. E. Lyttle.
The daily sentinel., 1913-01-24
Church Society Formed.

A society has been formed by the
young people of the Trinity Lutheran
church for social and educational
purposes. which will meet every
Sunday afternoon at $50 O'Clock.
The purposes of the society are sim
liar to those of the Epworth league
of the Methodist church and the
Christian Endeavor.
The following officers were elect
ed at recent meeting:
President-Miss Florence Sahl.
Vice President-Oscar Broman.
Secretary, Edwin Heiser.
Treasurer-George Titlow.
The daily sentinel., 1913-01-24
How much sugar does your grocer
give you? Kicks sells Is pounds for
$1.OO. 1-21-3t
Ru,nInape Sale.

The ladies of the Christian church
Will hold rummage sale Jan. "a
and 25, Friday and Saturday of this
week, in the vacant store room next
door to the United States Bank &
Trust company.
They will have articles useful, ar
ticles large and small. Their prices
will be so low that it will not hurt
your purse at all.
On Saturday a food sale will be
held in connection with this; also
lunch served all day. 1-21-3t
The daily sentinel., 1913-01-24

was more than pleased with the pies
ent afternoon provided for them by
their hostess Among the most en-
Joyable features of the afternoon
were several violin solos by Miss
Ruby Nichols. who was ACCOMPANIED
by Miss Chester, and two charming
vocal solos given by Miss Ethel Kelso.
The informal program was follow
ed by the serving of dainty refresh
ments. There We're over thirty la
dies present and the occasion was a
thoroughly enjoyable one for all
present.
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ARE CONSIDERING SCHEDULE |
Associated Press.

EfSbUVIdltU TtSS.
Washington, Jan 24.-More than
16 per cent of all the tariff revenue
for the year 1912 was raised from
schedule l., the consideration of
which was taken up by the house
ways and means committee today.
Linens, laces, cordage, thread, etc.
are embraced in this schedule, from
which last year the government de-
rived s49,000,00O in revenue. Most
of the large items in the schedule
come under the head of luxuries, and
under the democratic program are to
be taxed with a high duty
The daily sentinel., 1913-01-24
Weekend on Orchard NIeso.

Mr.. and Mrs. V. Gilcrest will have
a delightful weekend house party at
their country home on Orchard Mesa
this week, including the following
young people: Misses Lillian and
Winifred Sawyer, Lena Gilcrest. and
Messrs. Harry Meyer, Ed Gilcrest,
and others.
The daily sentinel., 1913-01-24
Royal Neighbors Entertain woodmen

Last evening the Royal Neighbors
were hostess at one of the most large
ly attended social and most enjoy
able affairs in the history of the
lodge. A class of 16 was initiated,
which is the largest class which has
ever been initiated at one time There
were over 20 present. and the Wood
men were the guests of the Neigh
bors and spent a most delightful So
cial evening
A surprie was sprung during the
evening in the form of an elegant
lunch which was served by the ladies
and which is contrary to the usual
custom. This feature, needless to
say, was immensely enjoyed by their
gentlemen guests, as well as the
members of the lodge. Plans are be-
ing made by the Neighbors for a big
Valentine social, to be held some
where near the date of Valentine day
in February, at Odd Fellows hall
The daily sentinel., 1913-01-24
Hartienbrook Ball Star.

Rex Barber is in receipt of let
ter from Clyde Hardenbrook, for
mer local high school football and
baseball star. now in Des Moines,
Ia, stating that he will play on the
Des Moines Western league team next
season. Hardenbrook has many
friends in this city who will be inter-
ested in hearing of his success. He
Is engaged in sign writing for the
winter.
The daily sentinel., 1913-01-24
Binder Was Host

Adolph Binder. well known local
photographer, entertained the young
mems Sunday school class of the
Baptist church last Wednesday eve
ming in his studio over the Hampson
Bros. Valdez grocery. The evening
was spent in very enjoyable way by
the young people, and they all voted
Mr.. Binder one capital host, after
they had partaken of the spread ne
provided and entered with zest into
the amusements of the affair.
The daily sentinel., 1913-01-24
Entertain Fellow Students.

The boys Of the Pomona Boys
club last evening gave a most enjoy
able party at their school house. in
to their fellow students,
Clifton Mosberger, who left today for
California. A most hilarious eve
ming was spent with boys game, etc,
winding up with bountiful spread.
The daily sentinel., 1913-01-24
Turner's af Majestic.

This evening the Turner's will give
their excellent performance at the
Majestic theater at 1880 o'clock.
Much credit is due to Manager Ret
tig for the perfection of the work
of the various classes which are TO
exhibit this evening. One of the
special features will be the ladies'
fire drill with Indian clubs.
The daily sentinel., 1913-01-24
Cold Over the Valley.

Low temperatures We're reported
throughout the valley again this
morning. although Fruita instead of
Being colder than the rest of the
places. was warmer. The local tenn
peratures by government record was
5 below zero. coldest in the state
Fruitvale had 1S below, Fruita be-
low, Fruit Ridge 10 below and
Hunter section 10 below. Leadville
had above this morning, and the
eastern slope was worm.
The daily sentinel., 1913-01-24
MATCH TRUST FINED FOR
VIOLATION WISCONSIN LAW
Associated Press.

Milwaukee. Wis. Jan. 24.-The
Diamond Match COMPANY today paid
fines aggregating $1,000 for viola
tion of the Wisconsin labor law, the
complaint alleging 224 inrractions of
the law. The settlement was made
on the basis of maximum penalty
for the first so counts.