davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-25
NEWS BRIEFS

In the current issue 81 the Uni
vsrsal Bulletin. a monthly magazine
published by manufacturer ~ a we'll
known cement. f. an extensive article
on-the Ohio Valley General hospital.
or this city. u r. highly commended
Following custom of several
years standing. the Palace Furniture
Company yesterday presented each Of
its employees with n big turkey. dross
"a for tho Christmas dinner to-day
William r. ITanke. ~ this CITY ~
r. said. has announced HE candidacy
for The position ~ deputy United
States marshal. 20 succeed Flzie WI
Hams. whose term expires January q
An interesting Christmas pro.
gram win be rendered In Tho was.
man A. VI y church today Follow.
iug tho rendition ~ The excellent pr1.
gram the presentation 0f the SUNDAY
school treat and Christmas rifte will
tako place
Ohio valley lodge No 20. Knieif4
~ Pythias. will Evo fho widoua OF
Their deceased mombers to-day 70 Ono
Christmas turkey for dinner
Mr. ana Mra George smith and
family who have been In vory doe
p"rate straits Tor some time ana vf.
have been VOL cared for hy fro a..
ISOLATED Charities. have boon ronf f1
Huntington whore thoy Will in alb
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-25
TOURING CAR
is WRECKED
AUTO CRASHES THROUGH FENCE
AT EARLY HOUR wEDNES-
DAY MORNING..
John Chrtsman OF This City was Inquired
Other Local Man Ares ted-Sen-
sattonh Rumor Denied

large red touring car belonging 10
The Burns & Church Taxi Company. OF
this city. dashed into the fence long the
Riverside works OF the National Tube
company NJ 4.45 o'clock yesterday morn
Ing. at BenWood damaging the car and
fence considerably.
In the car we're John C1risman and a.
well known woman OF this city. Traffic
on the lines OF the Wheeling Traction
company was blocked for almost two
hours before another taxi from Wheeling
could set 20 tho scene and haul the car
out OF the rut. Closely following the
accident was another big taxi OF tho
Burns Church company, driven by
Chauffeur Flanagan. Seated IN the rear
seat or this car ware Chief 81 Detectives
Hastings and Frank Church. both of this
city, together with two other men. This
car stopped az the scene of the accident
and N be- Young lady was taken out OF the
wrecked car aud brought into this city.
4 rumOr was circulated about the
city yesterday that the car that was
Csptsln Hastings. 81 the local police
department and Frank Church. but
this was strenuously denied. Regard
wood police insist that Frank church
was arrested by tho mill officer on a
charge 81 trespassing. but those IN "a
position to know anything concerning
the accident refused Co discuss the
case AT All.
Another taxi wps sent down and
81 will be repaired Tire accident
caused considerable excitement IN tho
mill town. and the car must have been
going at a rapid rate OF speed al
though there is slight curve at rhe
point where ~ - claimed tho car skid
ded. However. had O. not been for the
fence the car and occupants would have
landed over an embankm~nt fifteen
rect high 20 the tracks ~ the tir 'fl-
more q Ohio Railroad company. The
only person injured IN the accident
was Chrisman who sustained a few
scratches. Tine car had both tenders
badly bent the radiator smashed and
the front axle bent. snd the lights
were also smashed
An TnteliRencsr reporter talked 20
chief ~ Police Garvey regarding the
matter nnd he said Guard Hogan. at
, the " = n l. plant. brought Francis
church 90 tho lookup uron a charge ~
tresrnsFing and bothfring tho vvorkur.l
The chief acked SIS for Churrh.~ ru-
pearaucc IN the mayors court. Hastiut 70
b and a chauffeur arrived no the building
at 4.20 o'clock Hastings wanted Co gut
M the money and We an went Co see tho
guard regarding the charger The
chauffeur put NJ 80 for gIurch's au.
pearance and AZ this moment "A Telephone
message came IN regarding the auto ur-
cideut Hastings. church and two other
men got into the car ana started 20
Wheeling"
The chief stated that ~ dfd not know
the woman who was In tine auto winch
hit the fence but lator heard that g. was
! stella Jones. a keeper OF - house OF iII-
fame IN this city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-25
MANY GET MARRIED
Twenty-sis Licenses Granted Yeseer.
day to Lovers Who Wanted 10
"Tie-up" on Christmas Day.

To take a look at the local county
clerks Office yesterday would remind
one OF the Mexican run on the banb
or barber shop on Saturday before
the circus comes to town. But II waA
neither OF these. II was persons.
young. old. and middle age drawn Ia
that spot by the desire to purchase
the permit OF the state to enter into
the holy bonds OF -IIemIock" With
all good wishes TO the happy couples
that received the lucky papers yes
terday. greetings. One thing. how
ever. we note with displeasure. and
that 10 the fact that the number fell
. short two OF equallng the record made
last year.
There were twenty-six couples at
the clerks Office and blushingly said:
We want a marriage license" and as
soon as they would get through our
old friend. Willis Marshall would say
with all the preciseness OF a tonsorial
artist. next" Here In how they
came. One old man and woman tot
tering under the strain OF sixty years
walked in and asked for a license
while the younger people. there for
the same purpose. stood and narveIed
at the sight. Girls. ranging from the
ages OF eighteen to thirty. wended
their way up TO the desk with their
hearts desire and received the papers
which will either make them happy or
miserable. Here's hoping that they
will be as much in love in ten years
as they were yesterday when they
took the FIRST real step toward mar
ried life.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-25
POLICE COURT.

The bunch which faced Judge Jor-
dan yesterday was composed Of plain
DRINKS and In one instance fellow
was M for stealing a half gallon of
whiskey from saloon on the South
Side. W. W Quilian was arrested
by Officer Fullerton after he set up
a quantity Of joy juice 10 his friends
and refused 20 pay for g. Then not
satisfied. he nabbed the above quan-
tlty Of whisKey and beat IT.. Judge
Jordan did not seem to think that
this was according to Iloyle and as
sessed him s20 and costs.
}. b Barry was drunk and not only
that. he vas the Candy Kid" by
reason Of band which surrounded
his lid He drew five and costs
Pete Mullen and I'd. Doty were
the next two. and both Of them were
so drunk they could not tell the DIR
ference between Christmas and the
Fourth Of July. Five and costs.
Bin Stone talked the court stone
dumb and went to the train for bis
liberty which the Judge gave him
lie was another drunk. but told the
judge he had through ticket 20
Fairmont and n be would give him
chance he would make the $50
train 10 that place
James Farren Mke Wav. Tom
Lynch and william Mosely were the
last to face drunk charge and
when they cot throueh they were
FIVE and costs losers Thus ended
the session which drew Christmas
gifts for the whole bunch
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-25
mont: Envy lyle. Keyser; Z. NJ
Manuly. GAINESVILLE.

Mr. and Mrs. William G. Elig LETT
last night for New York City and
other eastern points to spend the
holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs I. J. Muth, OF this
city. are visiting at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. II. II. Griffith. of Akron.
Ohio.
Miss Mary Rogers. OF Follansbe
Will spend today as the guest OF Miss
Rosella Moser. of this city.
Mrs. Adrain Foose and young son.
OF Cleveland. o.. are guests OF local
relatives during the holidays.
Elmer Litmsn. of Steubenville. will
spend Christmas with his parents in
Moundsville.
Miss Rosalie Anna Bork. the well
known concert contralto. OF Mead
Vile. Pa. is the house guest at Zion
Lutheran rectory on Chapline street.
Miss Bork is the sister OF Mrs. A. l..
Benze. She Will be heard In a beau
tiful solo at Zion church. Thursday
evening at the carol vesper service
Robert Wheat. OF Detroit. Mich.
is the house guest OF his parents. MIR.
and Mrs. A. a. Wheat. AZ Hawthorn
Court, over the holidays
Mrs. NJ NJ. Burt. OF the Island. f.
the guest of her daughter. Mrs. X.
Skinner Clarke. Of New York. Mrs.
Burt VIII remain for two months.
Bruce Hicks. OF Minneapolis. IS the
guest OF friends in Elm Grove.
Miss Lulu D. KIieves spent Tues
day with friends in Pittsburgh.
Miss Anna Timberlake will spend
Christmas with relatives in Cam
brige. Ohio.
John H. Rennard was a business
caller in Pittsburgh on Tuesday.
DR. Harriet u. Jones has returned
from tour OF the State in the in
terest OF the anti tuberculosis move
ment
Attorney and Mrs Harold Bremen
were shopping in Pittsburgh on
Tuesday.
Albert Snedeker. who has been
busy in the city with the Reliance
Insurance Co. will spend Christmas
nj his home IN Wellsburg.
Rev. and Mrs. Bowden. Of Four
teenth street. are guests OF relatives
in Indianapolis over the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles : Morrison
have gone 20 Fairtown. Pa. TO spend
the holidays with Mrs. Morrison's
sister. Mrs Dr Wolfe.
!. = Probst of this city. who is
the religious work secretary AZ the
local Y. NJ. c. A building. will spend
the holiday vacation period at
YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio. visiting relatives.
Louis Coelan OF Baltimore. MARY
has returned home 20 spend the holt.
DAYS with his parents on the South
Side
Annie Timberlake OF this citv has
returned 20 Cameron. where She will
spend the holidays visiting her par.
enfs
". w. Hinerman of Cameron was n
business shopper In the city the first
Of the week
T. Y. Ross of Cameron was I'm the
city Yesterday transactine business
Mrs y. " Wilson. Of Akron. O. is
spending the Christmas holiday vaca
/ lion. visiting her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. W J higgins of South Eon
street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-25
WHITE PLAGUE CAR RETURNS.

The White Plague car ~ the West
Virginia AntiTuberculosis REsocia-
ton. which has been on a tour OF
the state since September 10. arrived
in the city yesterday morning. hav.
Ing completed the trip MP until the
holidays II was the object Of thu
association 60 allow tho persons on
Grating tho car chance TO spend
Tho holidays az their homes IN the
city Following the holidays. how.
ever. the car will again resume its
tour going first through Mingo,
Wayne and Mcdowell counties. which
Will Tor a time complete the trip.
After the tour IL ended Dr. Harriet
70. Jones will write a complete re-
port 81 the journey and the success
accomplished
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-25
LOCAL LODGES
FOR CHILDREN
LITTLE TOTS WILL BE LOOKED
AFTER THIS MORNING
BY MANY
And Wei FILLED Baskets VIII he oiven
TO Poor Of CITY by Elks-Many
Are Made Happy.

Children In every walk 81 life win
have something TO be thankful for Tnis
morning when they rush to their stock
inEs for the joys Of childhood. and they
viii find them well filled. BY the gener-
osity OF various secret societies ana
charitable bodies there will be few
empty stockings and 10 is the hope OF
oil that no child Will find that the Oid
Hero OF Myth has passed by.
Among the orders that have contrib
uted to bring about this happy conclu-
sion for the children are the Moose.
Elks. Masons. odd Fellows Modern
Woodmen and many other bodies. The
Moose will distribute a treat. while most
Of the others will present the staples Of
life FOR the families OF unfortunate poor.
In years gone by the poor child mas
stood by and watched ch ildren ira better
circumstances get those things that
were not able 20 secure. An evolution
has taken place and by the benevolent
spirit OF the orders % the city few chill
dren will 40 uncsred for At this time
hen ali earth Is glad.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-25
SOCCER AT ISLAND
BALL PARK TODAY
MORGAN, PA, TEAM WILL CLASH
WITH eRookeiOE TEAM
AT $3.50 O'CLOCK.
Fast Game 10 Expected az Each 10
Recognized az One OF the Strong
est In Their Districts.

The Morgan soccer team. of Nor
gar. Pa. Is coming TO this city to-
day with The expectation OF winning
tho game from the Drookside soccer
team, which will be- played At the
Island ball park this afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock. The Morgan team Is
coming well loaded for the game. as
that aggregation has picked up some
OF the best players which can be
found in the Pittsburgh district, and
the boys are paid to be very confident
of victory.
The Brookside team r. in excellent
condition for 'he contest. as the boys
have been holding daily practice ev-
cry day in preparation for the COM
ing struggle, which they realie will
be hard fought one.
No doubt a large crowd will be
present when the game Is called
promptly at 2:30 o'clock today 10
witness the first game OF soccer ever
played in this city.
The two teams will line up for the
contest as follows:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-25
BOXERS ARRIVE
FOR Big BOUT
MITCHELL. POTTER AND Gil.
seH inc % eo 8 t opINIrd oRA'N'
5000 ete~art In Fine Condition
Gays Potter. and Big Thlnas
Are Expected Of Him.

Mike Mitchell. Del Potter and
Yankee" Gilbert arrived In the city
yesterday and each claimed TO be IN
the best condition possible. Yankee"
Gilbert who boxes Del Potter In the
eight rounds semi-windup went out
20 tho Bearly A. G. where he boxed
Goo" Stewart three fast rounds. Az
ter getting dressed be said If Stew
art works in the ring the way be
boxed me there are very few boys In
the game at i22 pounds who has any
Mitchell. champion featherweight OF
Indiana in the main bout. This Is the
second time these boys have gotten
together. their meeting in Pittsburgh
about one year ago resulting In
draw.
The semLHnal boys. Del Potter. OF
Lorain. o.. and Yankee" Gilbert. OF
Cleveland. will weigh in at IL O'Clock.
They have agreed 10 make lis
pounds at this hour.
The curtain raises between
Tommy" Ford. OF Aetnavflle. and
Cyclone" Miller. OF Mouudsville. will
furnish six fast rounds as these boys
are evenly matched and will stand
toe to toe and give and take.
p. J. Carney. sport writer OF the
Cleveland Leader and considered one
OF the best referees in Ohio. will be
the third man IN the ring for all
bouts
Persons wishing 10 secure seats
will find them on sale at the White
Front. Finnegans. Waldorf pool room.
The Antler and Naus barber shop IN
the East End. The doors will open
at 1880 and the first bout will start
at 2:30 prompt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-25
NO EXHIBITION
GAMES FOR GIANTS.

NEW YORK. Dec. 24.-sec-
Rotary John 8. Foster. Of tho
New York National League
club. tonight announced tho
spring training trip schedule
OF the team. For the first
time in many years the Giants
will not play an exhibition
game on the Polo grounds be-
fore the beginning OF the req
ular season. They have been
assigned 70 the road until the
day before the opening. The
training schedule OF the first
team Is:
March -. IS. -. %. Dallas;
20, %, 30. 81, Houston; April
I. Beaumont; q, s. 6, 7. New
Orleans; 8. Mobile; 9. chatta-
noopa; II, ~, 10, Baltimore.
The training schedule OF
the second team is: March 7,
8. Dallas; -. IS, -. %. Waooi
%, 20. Dallas; 80, OenIson;
81. Sherman; April I. Bon
ham; ?, Paris: 3. Tessrkana;
4. 5. s. Memphis; 7. Nashville:
g, Knoxville; 9, AshevIlie; 10,
Richmond; ~, Portsmouth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-25
CIRCUIT COURT

The hnai order was entered rec
tcrfav hy Judge Newman IN the cazs
of the National Exchange Bank W &.
y smith. Diminishing the suit AZ tho
cost NJ tho plaintih.
IN appeal case was filed yesterday
with the clerk Of tho circuit court
siyled Mike Aguic W. w. y Perkins
Tho suit was begun before Squirs
RAIDER and decision was rendered
December 3. in favor ~ the piainfin
Tor the su moi $50 ON December ta.
The defendant filed notice ~ an an.
peal The suit is brought for the ~.
covery % money for goodA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-25
LANNIN ELECTED.

BOSTON. Dec. 2i-Joseph J Ian
min. OF New York and this city. was
elected president Of the Boston
American League baseball club to-
day. He succeeds James Y McAleer
OF Youngstown. Ohio. whose inter
ests. together with those OF Chicago
men, he recently acquired.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-25
LEWIS AND moREAU IN DRAW.

PARIS. Dec. - Willie Lewis. the
American middleweight puEllist. and
Mariel MOreau. the French middle
weight. fought ~ rounds TO draw
tonight. The men were apparently
evenly matched. and the contest was
Witnessed by large crowd. In their
previous nght last March Lewis de
feated Moreau on points
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-25
P0LLACk REMEMBERS
IntelIIgeneer Boys with Several Box.
es OF Fine claars-8oyp
Are Thankful.

Following out long established
custom. the Pollack Cigar factory of
this city asst night presented 20 the
members OF the Tntelligencer force
several boxes 81 their famous stogies.
We here take this means 20 thank
the bestowers for their kind thoughts
and assure them Of our hearty APP
probation Of the Gift
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-25
RAIN TODAY?
Weatherman Owes very uuwsicome
warning weather
L RnnLLnLnL

I'feI.fo tHo protests uf tho ranrfe
''erf where. That heartleea person COM
monty termed fhr wfnfrerunu has ore
lfre'l rain Tor today should frfa take
nIN'" mere are UrrHf number of ror.
sons on IHf NIfF and surround .rr .nIffI.
no may auUII fNr pleasure nf Tho flr fs
a grcai extent let ua hope urf Do viii
mise fhe prophecy Tor once and ffHf tho
hnf wNI Ne bright ans fI.r. allowing
gfert ono to enjoy themselves nr their
fHuUIfa direct
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-25
About People
Movements ~ Individuals 20 and
From the Cay.
TRlsTATE ARRIVALS
At THE LOCAL hotels.

sTNNW D. 70 Robertson and wife
Fairmont vs. w. Dr D. \. Matsan
end wife. Hundred. vs. Va. Steve
shirley. ben Room. W Va. &. ". I've.
Darlington. v jackson ana VUe. CIar
Ineion y o. i0ph. Woodsneh. o.
NsWICK D. o. bradley. Fair.
mont. John Caniian. Woundsy HIe W
Va William Eatof. Proctor. y ~
Miller. Cameron. carl Bl1nav. Nor.
r1utown. Victor Reed. Akron T. y
UnliinEer. Grove CIV. Pa. Tt, Nc.
tuckcn. Akron. %
GRAND CENTRAL Mr. AMI Mrs
John Dickson. Charleston. s.
rEad"n. Cameron. o. w. Oalhiger.
Proctor ~ va. ida Schillng. Hsnith.
field vs. 500
M,LtNE 4 Morrow. Nonorra
Uri" Ii'u.r a. Nrr1euard. Dr.
CA..alus o. j. sauforneld. ,fsir.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-25

Everything il IN good shape for the
big bouts over the river tomorrow af-
ternoon. The doors will open at 1870
and at 2:30 the curtain raiser. be
tween Tommy Ford OF Aetnaville and
Cyclone" Miller OF Moundsville will
be staged. The next bout will be the
semittinal OF eight rounds between
Yankee" Gilbert OF Cleveland and
Del Potter OF I.orain, o. The boys Will
box at lis pounds and the patrons
Will witness a classy exhibition I'm this
bout The main bout will see GOO"
Stewart. the best hoy AT 122 pounds
in this section, and Mike kid" Nit
cell. champion featherweisht OF Indl-
ana This bout VIII go 10 rounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-25

BOXING NOTES

Yankee Gilbert. the boy who
boxes Del Potter OF Lorraine. o. In
the eight rOnud seminal at the u.
A. c. show this afternoon, 10 sparring
partner TO Champion Johnny Kilbane
when he. Is training at Cleveland.
Siloert Is only is years old. but has
boxed exhibitions with Johnny Kill
bane. Eddie Murphy, Pal Moore. John
ny Dundee and Cal Delaney. He ar
rived In the city yesterday and will
box three rounds with Goo" Stewart
this afternoon at the Bearly A G.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-25

More real danger turks in y cold
than in any other ~ tho minor an
mont4 Tho sate way ~ 20 take
Chamberlain Cough Remcdv and rid
Yourself OF mo cold ae quickly a. ros
siblc Tor sale by an dealers Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-25

The value OF imports into Chill
by parcel post during 1912 amounted
to s1.se2.3S4.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-25

Charley White. who shaded Ad VOL
CAST In Milwaukee last week. has
signed to box owen Moran the latter
part OF Jonuary, and promises TO give
Wolgast the following bout
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-25

The match between Young" GoldIe
OF Pittsburgh and Goo" Stewart has
about been closed and II looks IA ir
the Steubenville A. G. would get the
bout. Should the up-the-river club
get this bout arrangements will be
made 20 run a special train 10 that
city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-25

Patsy" Brannigan. who Will likely
box AT the r A. c. at an early date.
meets X. o. Mars NJ Lexington. Ky.
on New Years day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-25

=. !. Garvey OF the Cleveland
Leader vii referee all bouts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-25
COLUMBIA AND YALE TIE.

NEW YORK. Dec. 24-The third
and final round OF the Inter Cot
legiate Chess tournament ended to-
day in a 10 between Columbia ana
Yale
Today's results were. Columbia ?
vs.. Princeton I. and Yale So Va
Harvard Thu final totals are:
Columbia won 81. lost 5ih. Yale So
and 81; Princeton s and s, and Hsr-
ward and Z
Law rcr-Tho cross Nafufuntfou fff
not seem 90 worry you. Have you had
any previous sNrerisnce-
'lient-siS children Kansas city
star.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-05-27
METHODIST PARSONAGE FUND
IS CONSTANTLY GROWING.

The Methodist parsonage building
fund is being donated to very liber-
ally, last Sunday a large number,
both old and young, having signifed
their intention to assist in having
a plank" in this handsome structure
Next Sunday all contributions are
desired to be in hand, AMI 1t is hoped
that all members, old and young, as
well as friends Of the church, will
make it convenient to have their
names inscribed on the permanent
book, which has been provided for
contributors, by that day.
The parsonage is one of the hand
soonest residences in Lakeland, con-
tains about ten rooms, bath, and 9TH
er modern improvements, and is now
receiving the finishing touches. Ev-
cry loyal Lakelander, we feel sure,
will want to have a hand in contrib
uting towards its erection, as a town
is judged by its churches. its schools
and by the homes provided for Its
ministers.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-05-27
AN INTERESTING INSUR-
ANCE PROPOSITION

A fair proposition from Asa Brant-
ley & Co., with The Penn Mutual
Life Insurance Co. II you are u
widow with children depending on
you for support and education W,
will help you carry your insurance.
Will be glad to call at your home in
the city or country and explain In
full to you; II you have q phone, cali
Va Up; II not drop us postal through
the mail.
What Il the Penn Mutual2
It Is IS years old. Not contested
claim, and good as gold bond. 1t
has different forms of policies
amounting to over $1o.o00.o00. 1t
has 195,500 members.
1t has over $600.000.000 insurance
in force upon a paid for basis.
Its interest income exceeds over
$4,000, 900.
1t has paid to families of members
s73,O0O,O00.
1t has paid to families themselves
$40, 100000.
Your policy decreases as you grow
older. 75S