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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-13

AAAV INV
At the Orpheum.
Ray Dooley and her METROPOLITAN
Juvenile Minstrels. which is the big
headline feature Offering for the pop-
ular Orpheum Theater. will open her
engagement al THIS popular PLAYHOUSE
starting with the usual matinee this
afternoon. This excellent Offering
should prove a sensation in this city
one great song number. a ghos, song
entitled The Rad Man In the Moon
with seven Juvenile kidlets in night
gowns. In bed. IL one Of the biggest
laughing song numbers on the vaude-
vile stage Gertrude and Harry Dud.
ley. presenting a new song review.
and y. J. Farrell. the noted c~artoonist
OF the New York Morning Telegraph.
has an original Offering Herber, and
WHY. I'm q study ~ blnck and IAN.
and Edward Decorsia and In
a roaring farce entitled Red Ike
will surely De ono % the hits on this
splendid Keith vaudeville Offering
The matinee will start ~ 2 30 promtf
his afternoon. and the usual two Der.
formances tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-13

members or the Board OF Directors
will be elected for the coming term.
After the annual meeting the regular
business meeting OF the Board OF Di-
tectors. which was postponed from Fri
Bible Glasses for the weeh
Camp Fire club will meet Monday
evening for supper Ut 6:I5 followed By
me club meeting. There will be no
count OF the annual meeting OF the as
~soclAtlon: The will be held
q week from Monday evening. January
Home Girls Bible class will meet
with Mrs Reed Baird. 7s-I2th street.
Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock to study
The chapter. 27-2s OF Acts. Miss
Hubbard. leader.
The leaders OF the N~eiRhborhoo
Blole Classes will be held at the Y. NJ.
& A. Monday afternoon al $3.50 O'Clock
70 study the third and fourth chapt-
ers or Gensis. which Is the third and
Fourth weeks study in the sunday
fchool lessons. Mrs. Sisson will lead.
Business Women's Bible class will
meet at the \. W. g a Tuesday even
ing fo- supper at els and the Bible
lesson at 6:4b o'clock. Miss Thompson.
leader. A class 20 meet at : O'Clock
vii be Organized a the Y. W. g a.
when there Il a sufficient regristration
South sid Bible class will Aaset at
, O'Clock at the Third Presbyterian
church for the study Of the sunday
school lesson. Miss Thompson. leader.
~ =
Bible class viii meet at the Y. ". g \
rooms Wednesday at 1856 o'clock for
the Bible lesson and games IN the
gymnasium. Miss Greenwood will lead
this class.
The Wednesday Evening Bible class
will meet for the study OF the sunday
school lesson with the leader. Rev. -.
s. Dysingor. at s 30 O'Clock.
The g. b y. Bible class will meet n,
o'clock Thursday evening At the Y
W. G A. for the Bible study with Wis
Thompson. the le~der. This class will
have "A class In plain sewing Thursday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. Any one wish
ing TO join may register az the assOci-
The High School Bible class Will NEE,
Friday. noon At ~ 50 o'clock at the
y w 60 rooms. study ten in the
Industrial club will meet al the Y w.
e A. friday evening at 6:1b for sup
per. Bible class az SIS followed by
The classes IN sewing. fancy work. talks
on home nursing and first aid. ~elocutiOn,
English. ~Fenmanship. and Arithmefic
Registration received ~ the association
schedule for the educational classes.
Tuesday-isaFt lesson 81 the nrsi
term In home nursing class. = y m
81 teacher student FOR plain sewing
will take notice that this D. the be-
ginning ~ a new term. Tho new term
Tor home nursing Will begin Tuesday.
Thursdsy - Dressmaking. Mis- Fress'
teacher. a. 10 q. m Embroidery
Miss Settle Young. 90 : 20 . m Reg.
gEniish. Arithmetic and Teumansnir
received Case Will begin a. once
The REGULAR SisaseT viii meet a.. u-.
ual on Monday. TUESDAY and Thuraday
evenings and tho Junior classes Friday
aft@rnOon and Saturday morning This
Iu and visit tho fcla-eea ~ 49, ~ b
ready to foin next term
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-13

Tie dropped n lue 90 Dee her know
mat marriage waa hia wish
Hc failed 20 bait with told. and -
Went othcrwhcrc O. nah
-JudEa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-13
STUDY CLASS

o. the Womsn's Auxiliary % 81. Mat.
theWfs q. 6. Church VIII Meet
Jsnsry ~.
The study class 81 the Woman's
Auxiliary ~ ST. Matthew'S Y y.
church viii havc its session Tuesday.
January q. Mrs Charles Morrison.
who 81 chairman ~ the committee for
furthcring the study ~ missions. has
procured a number Of books upon me
advancement and development 81
Japan Mrs = tsIP Thompson viii
open The hrHt ~ no series ~ Talks
on Japan a. the meeting Of the study
clasA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-13
At the Orpheum.

on Friday and Saturday. Seats TO.
morrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-13
Y. W. C. A. NOTES

Monday evening January IL. will be
held the annual meeting OF the Y. W.
c. A, when all the active OF
the association are invited TO attend
Members OF the Board OF Directors
VIII be elected for the coming term.
AFTER the annual meeting the regular
business meeting OF the Board Of Di-
t~ectors. which was postponed from Fri
day will be held
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-13
Bible Glasses for the weei.

lamp FIRE club will meet Monday
evening for supper Ut 6:i5 followed by
the club meeting. There will be no
ceremonial meeting this week on ac-
count OF the annual meeting OF the as
The ceremonial will be held
IN
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-04
6eute lit Wabl.
Die Stimmlofalc iino pun so Murs
gems bis $50 9lbcnOs geGfinet.

Seute finoet oie Staotpobl itott
uno 5mor iino Die Stimmlofale 5pDIi
Stunoen lana, BON $50 DforgeuS bis
$50 Radmittaas 9e0fiuet. Turh Gin
i'm SriihiaGr erlaIiene5 StadtsgeicB
lit Der @abltaq ieBt Elm hulber sScier-
tag. Ieriel6e tritt Inn u ltbr 0tit.
tags III araft ltn6 Oauert bis $50
Sl6en0S. Iie offentliden @ebdune,
Ipie Hath6ou8, oie ganfen etc. mcroan
ge1hloiien iein, ooh rper0en ,Sn0uitrie
uno 0anoel 0eu balben sSeiertog ng-
mig ODER gar nidt beodteu. Itapor
Stunt bat cine Erofldmation erlaIieh
porin nuf ben Wabltag reip. ocn
Sal6en s5eiertag binqepieien miro.
@oriiber beltte ab3uitimmen lit, oa.
ritber iino Die Seier burd einen lQlt=
Qeren 9lrttfel I'M SonntagSbIott IN
formirt morocn. Sit oa8 @etter giir.
itig, oam biirite bertte Nbcuo cine &C.
naltiqe Menihenmaiie in Ser lnteren
Staot on3utrefien iein, oenu oer@aDI
miro oas groBte ESntereiie entgcgenge.
bradt llnO jeoer lit begierig, 10 ihued
dIs moglih oaS feIultat 3u erfabren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-04
Tentid,er WiIitar llnterit. @ereln

Inter goriis oes qrdIiosntsn s..
Sdfusr uno grototoufuhruns bes
Sqriftfiibrers 8. .. GILBERT belt ssz
tern 4beno Der 9sutIte WilitGr I'm
teritiisunsss9sreiu in Ieinsm 9sreinss
Qotal an Der 2ibsrtp uno Gin Strabe
isins reselmdbiss 9srlammlung a6. Sn
Der Wsbrsahl fanben MIR Routinesez
ihdfts GrIeoiguns. Gos aommittee
fir ben am %. Norembsr in Der Qrs
beiterhalIe itattfinoenben Ban bsri9s
tete, bab Die 9orbsrsitunesn srlebigt
iino, uno Der goa iih su elmer sldus
3snosn QFfatrs seitalten tpiro. Der
8iIIstpertauf III Elm rees, Iooab auf
sins dubsrit s1blreihs Bstheilieun9 s.s
rednet psroen tam. gu osm ituu be-
i.sbsnosn Irranssmsntstommittss iinb
nod psitsrs 5errsn als Selfsr fir ben
Bah bin5usstreteR.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-04
ueberfahreu nno gct0otct.

ginem beoauerlihen IInfoq fiel os.
tern Der 35 Sabre alte autT6er :. W.
Zeal bon Go, 424 Main StrdBe, Goo.
inaton. 9p.. in Der 2etpin 2umber
y)uro an Der ganf StraBe uno SIC
eean apenue gum Spfer, inOem er bon
Fcinem eiuenen DaQeu iberfabren
puroe. Real. trelher fir bic 2los
pance 2umber 60. IN goo nation t6d.
tig mar. mar nit benz 4bIcoen bon
6ola bel Der erItuenunnten 7Tirma be.
ltdftiat uno lcqte iid inter ieinen
Waoen. I'm bic Sette, nelde in l1norb-
nuna aerathen mar, aus3urihten.
Wahreno Real NIT oieier Mr6et be.
lhdFtiat mar. aoasn Die 9feroe pl0B,
lib an uno Gine Elm Wagenroo iiber
Den aopf Rs llnoliidlihen. Der
Wunn erlitt einen Shd3elbrut iopie
onoere iebr id1lpere 9erIebunaen am
Scpf. 4naeiteflte Der 9sirma Iiesen
ben 9erunaIiidten nitteIIt autopatroI,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-04
Gurd, Spracn in ben Spb gctricbcn

Coroner eSoertnleper ipur0e aeItern
uon Dem 9lbIcbcn oeS 81 Sabre altel
Sormcrs 6rCo. aipplcr, pelher in
9terp Baltimore am 9ig 0tiaui 5luI
nobnte, benad)rid]tiat aipplcr mar
burf ShifialsihlagC, mclde iibcr
inn ergInqeu, in Scr Iebten ;3cit triib.
iinnig aclporbcn uno leate am Conn,
tag gbcn0 Suno oil lid, iloem er lid
nit cinem 8cpebr cridoB @dbrcnb
Der arobsn 5lutq i'm 5riibjobr perIcr
aippler iein SauS uno oen qr0Bteu
Sheil leines gigentbums; Die @QiiCrs
maIien ifJmemnIten baS bette 9ooeu-
Iono tort. meIheS Ger Monn had,
jabreIanqer Miibe ciuiaermoBcn er.
tragSidbiq gematt bate. llm ous
llngliid pod su MAIDEN. itarb inn
fiir3Iih icine sSralt. Seit 0ieier s3eit
mar atpplcr ooQitdnoia nie0ergeihlds
1en, ioouB feline 9lnqcb6ri9en i'm itan-
oig belpad)ten, i'm cin llngliid sl
oerneioen. PIN Sonntng nuBte iit.
aippier ieood) Ser Seauiiihtiguus
ieiner gerlponoten 3u ent3iehen lln9
ihoB lid cine Sdrotlaoung ourd oeu
aopf noourd1 iein augenbIidIitcr
Zoo berbeiaefiibrt puroe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-04
e n a ben.

'geter uno Roiu ShrObsr, 2752
Waha6uietts Ipenue.
Joiep6 unb 2lnna Gsnning, 2276
auebee Roao.
Saeo6 i,nb Rsgind Waus, 2515
8sefnan Strabe.
gbtparb unb gitsQa &robader, TAI
Wabs Strabe.
George uno Marp CONAN, Bomb
5iG.
Shomas uno 2iup grunobofsr,
3719 portlano Qpenue.
Sames uno Suliu aur8, 1912 9snz
man 4penue.
Jreberid unb 5iloapaplins, 2844
pine 9roDe Qoenle.
9apio lnb 4belbioe aaitins, sol
Sf 13. Stro5s.
German unb Rorma Wosr, 159
gostep Strdbs.
Soispb unb 9ictoriu Guens, '2213
NbesIer Strubs.
gbporb uno CLARA plosftsab, 2830
Stantpn Ipsnue.
Jlopo uno 2aura gopok, 1121
ShermdN 4penue.
Ul q b DEN.
4nthoup uno Clara S6rdee, 1856
Bates Qpenue.
Soispb unb Gaiip Dsib, 2977 Sios
nep Qpenue.
gbmuno unb Sophie StleFslmanH,
1890 gaut Strabs.
Sobu uno Roia Squirss, 832 2is
pngiton Strabe.
Gsorgs uno emma gber6aro, 1912
SoppIs Strubs.
Wi9Qel uno lusGa 9alp, 1642
pbiIomena Strabs.
Waurice uno guu Cohen, Ala getta
Strabe.
Samusl uno 4una 9opis, 142C
W1lnllt StraBs.
Sacob unb emma goqins.r, 25e
Wohap. StrdBs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-04

tips 6iiftlein unb Ghearipoob ertennsn
in Der Photographic Des Sones oen
Wann fpieber, luelder i'm Sabre 1911
bus 5aus Der sSrau WorD 5adneD an
Canal gibge Derlaiisn bdben ioa,
fpelhe turae 3eit mad bem 5ortsdng
res Hegers ermorbet aufsefunosn
nurbs. Die biefige Boli3ei min si-
nen 8eamten mad Wontreal, Gan,
iGifen, um bic epentuene Q(uslieferung
bes 0erodhtigen nah Cincinnati 3l
erpirten, falls Ter 8erbdftets in Ga
naoa nift zines 8erbre6ens iber=
fiibrt tpirb. Rah 2tnga6e Der poli3si
teitreitet Der Heeer, irgenb ettpas nit
ter grmoroune iraenbeiner 8erIon in
Cincinnati 81 i9un sebabt gu baben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-04

(@ug. 6. 5ronoori %. Mad, 8.
TLorence Giterman, %, oessl.
(oSames .. Sboematsr, SO. All Me4
I Gregor 4pe.
lWiIbsImine s. 8etru5, 20, oessl.
(Sbomos Smith, SO, 813 8eft 7. Str.
I gatIp pintIetOn, 80, oessl.
{ 0iQiam Sat1er, q, CAB aenpon 4O.
l2tm1npa gatIep, 20, oesgI.
(Mad M2ius, q, 518 qisrion Str.
l2ucD DarfieIb, IS, 527 Wtouno Ctr.
(ardie Walter, 26. 826 glart Str.
l5annie 9. Daihiugton, 20, 400
Smttb Ctr.
(Glifforo Staufielo, 26, Chicago, Su.
lRois WeiI, 20, 6 Deit 9. Str.
(Sarrp See @bitatsr, 33. 249 5orsit
goenue.
lQtlice Map Glart, 25, gat. 9eaItbp.
(2son QepD, 26, glilau, Sno.
laatRrtne 3ino, %. 8eIhi. 8.
(Qrtbonp 5. SetuIoe, 21. ct. 9sr'
naro.
i8eqa u. Gbatf, Is, 838 RodboIe
Npenue.
@eor9s 6eber, q. 6apes 4pe.
| l4gnes Ries, Is, 4314 GOleruin Ipe.
lGonrao 6adsr, 80, 1902 gates Npe.
laote qfdbIer, 80, TT gDeit Z. Ctr.
{ (Djqia,n Smot, %, 8anpile, ap.
igfteua 0enbam, q, glmnpob 4Iace.
Diqiam s.. Sprout, 81, 1888 CLINT
Strobe.
tGmma 8entrp, 49, 1884 oesgI.
{ (MiGiam 9, Boris. %, Sern gant.
l(sIi3abetb grown Setter, 19. 291S
Clinton 2lpe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-04
Mls Roroer iuieoererfaunt.

De- Heser gtarlss Sones, pel6sr
In Wonireal, Ganapd, untsr benz Ras
Een Wiaiam Campbell nsrbaitet pErs
be. lit ppn Der Gincinnatier polissi
nod ben eingsianOten giloern nit gss
ftimmtheit ats otr Worb.r ieiner fpei.
Bsn irau Bertha Gourtnep pisssrers
fanr'. Die 2eits, Der Der aopf abges
ffnitttn mar .puro. am 4.ausuIi1911
i'm glpo0p Run I6sugs Ranol dufs
ssinnoen. Die 1bat murot iofor.
oem Ressr 5ur Gait sslest. bod mar
terislbt fpis pom grobcoen neridpuns
ben. Iesglsitea bringen bic 8sb6ro,H
ben Derbdhtia:n NIT Der z5Stuns Don
gtpmasS Sadion, pelher i'm Mai 1911
ar Der Witfsl uno Clinton SpriEas
arenue .rmorost fpurbe. uno nit rsr
Grmprbuna Der Trau Olixr Smitb
ron go. ALI Qlum Strabs, pslde
etenfans i'm cIohre 1911 srmorost
iuurbe. in 0erbinouna.
Sones Diro in Wontreal in Yers
binbung nit tsr grmorouna zines
reiben mannes fsiisebaIien. 81. bic
fiat VoIissi III iitsr, baB Souss Der
ibrerjsits seiudte Wann III uno
aloubt henIsl6sn aun NIT anbersn
sfrauenmorosn. gpeIhe In Der H0be bon
Minton ploes ausstfihrt puroen, IN
gtrbinbuns 3u bsinstn. Die Detsts
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"a SuftbcfGhlc erfuirft.

SSm 0lunicipaIgsriAt nuroen gefter1
"a 9uftbefeble gegen YerIonen ers
nirtt, peIae beiduIoigt iino. folt1
regiitrIrt 81 babsu. Gs:etttpdef
Grim unb Getst.ip Sergeaut qot.e.
boum. i'm 9erein NIT mebreren dnbss
ren 0etetttps Tno Dem S6pjnpel en-
gros dui Die Spur aetpmmen uro ho
Fen pprIdufig be angegebene 3abl bon
$l1ftbefebIeu crtpirtt. QBeitere 6cftz
teffpis iouen beute srlptrtt perDeu.
Tu 0ameu Der Climber 0ieiben oors
ldufig lebetm, 5amit iicb bieieIbs1
njdt Der 8erhaftung ent3ieben t6unsu.
Die geihuIbigien folIen in aaea
Staottbeileu pobnsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-04

Cine nift eripdrtete StrQfe trdf Qes
Iter1 Soiepb Snpoer ,tpelher DeS unz
orbentli6en getrdgens beYhuloigt par.
Snnosr 1T Bis ii6er Die Sbren in Elm
jrngss Mdofen psrliebt uno DerfoIgt
itine S60ne auf Shritt lmp 5ritt,
fooaB Der iungen Dame bieIes getras
gen GuBerIt IGitig geporben lit. Nies
osr6olt fam es gu Muftritten 3toi1hen
ben beipen Yerionsn, oa bas Mdos
den abioIut feline 3uneigung fir oieier
ungeftiimen 2iebbaber. bat. Ms iih
tpieberum ein Quftritt an Der s. Str.
ereienete, lteb bas W}db3eu ben Snpz
Der berbaften. 8or pem Rihter err
tldrte oieier, baB er bas MGbdsn
pabnTinnig lisbe unb alIss tbun tpiirbe,
Inn bic GunIt Der S60uen gu errinz
gen. Ribter Stride lab elm, oab Der
Mann in elmer anberer llmgebung uuf
anoers 9ebanfsn tommen puroe unD
Derurtbeilte i'm ipsgen ltngebiibrliten
getrassns 3u 10 5agen Nrbeitsbaus
uno 5ragung Der 8erbanolllngstoften
Inter Der geihuloiguug, bas Conn
tusssSdlisBunsss s9eieB DerIsst 3lt bas
Ben, bate iih esItsrn Otto 2oring.
ipeldsr cine GaitpirtbItaft i'm 6auIe
go. % Wsit II. Strabs betrstbt, gu
psrdutfportsn. Ri6ter Stride belt es
fir bsTer, Die 8er9anblung auf ben
u. Ropsmber onsuisgen. On Oemielz
ben 5ags finoet Die 8srbanoluns esz
gen ben 9aitpirtb 5rort DENIM,
9sorge Strabe llrn Central gpenue,
itott, tpslhsr bef6uloist lit, bas Utits
ternlatsgeIeB iibertretsn gu ba6en.
Or. R. 9. 8lume pom 9eiunobeitss
amt ertpirtts ein:n Saftbefebl gegen 8.
8. Spencer bon Ro. 325 SIt 2. StraBe
unter Der 8eIhuloigung, ltngeuieBbare
Nabrun9smittel gum 9srtauf fetl9ez
6olten su BADEN. Gs iol iih um cine
Guantitdt Derourbener 5omuten BAN
beiu.
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etertlidbfeitSteri6t.

Winiam poisp, 45, 1917 9ins Str
8!ut3erisslIng.
Soispb Oftsuborf, 40, StaotboIpi'
tai; Shpinbfuht.
Wartin graub, SO, 2ougpistp So
Ipital; QungsneHt3iiHbuns.
gmil geno.r, 80, 40 9atpipu Ctr;
Stpinbfuht.
Sobu Reurs. SO, StlotboipituI;
5er5leioen.
Stspbau aaltsnbraun, 48, 133 81!
Clifton Nnsnue; 5sr5leioeu.
goparb pIaspohI. So. PIT Mil
Strube; glutitur3.
Gbriit. mspsr, "a, 522 STt II.
Strubs; SubsrtuloIs.
Simou Wurpbp, SO, 1341 Spcas
more Strabe; Nisrenlsiben.
Sohn 6. Gbet, 66, Rierenleioeu.
quttis Gbsap, 38, 1349 CHAPEL
StraBe; 5sr3leiosn.
Gmilie Bartlett, 80, 3244 stefferIou
Qpeuus; grisbts Riersnlsiosn.
oenristtu 2uft, IS. 1882 Sug6ss
Strabs; Riersnlsioeu.
Barbara Shnsiosr, so, ct. Marien
5oipituI; QItsrsi6pdhe.
5Iorenss aas, 10, 407 9ant Str;
ShpinoIuhi.
Qnnl graunfpart, AZ, 1918 Wain
Strabe; Snneres 2eioen.
John ReooehaIs, 80. 2183 Bud
Strabs; 5srsleioeu.
anna 9orosmbergs. AS, 1929 9sIt
Strabe; 1srsidlaa.
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Bon eiuem 3uge uerlebt.

Rabe st. Bernard puroe aeftern
rel 26 Sabre alte artbur Woors, aus
anorpille, Ienn., bon sinem Sdneaz
sus Der .. &c 8. S-W. Giienbabn err
fabt unb nsit fcrtseihlsubert. Moore
purbe BON giienbabnarbei,ern in De-
puBttolem 3uitano aufgebOben unb
Observation-Disclosures beg ct. gsrna.S
polisei Departements benz Seton
foipital eingsliefert. Ter gerur=
aliidte ains an ben 9slsiien Der ga5n
entlans unb mid einsm ibm entgssens
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fommenben 5radt3ug aus. 8urh bas
8erdufh Der lotofaottpe iiber11rte
Wocre bas .5erannaben Deg S6nsas
3uges uno trat brett por bic nur pez
rtge Stritte entfernte MaThine bss
3useT Die 8erleBungen pes Moo-s
InI.:. fhfperer Idtur iein.
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ndQens uah benz 'tdptiiden Granfen@
baus brinqen, bod itarb 1eal auf benz
transport nad bort, tpprauf Der Geidls
ram Der morque einae!iefert ipurbe.
Coroner Toertmeper bat cine unteriua
efetHa eiHaeleitet.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-09-06

EXPERIEN CED office man, shipping
clerk and salesman open for a position:
Al references. Address Postoffice Box
72, Ensey, Ala
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-09-06

Jefferson county. Alabama, which said
mortgage and the debt thereby Sc
cured have been duly transferred and
assigned by the said Thomas W. How
ard to the undersigned NJ L. Maddox,
the said M. U. Maddox, under and by
virtue of the power of sale contained
in said mortgage. will proceed to sell
at auction to the highest bidder for
cash in front of the courthouse dooi
of said Jefferson county, on Monday,
the 9Th day of October, 1912. within
the legal hours of sale, the following
described property, to-wit:
Beginning so feet W. of Dry Branch
and East Lake and Woodlawn ma
cadamized road and running west 80
feet along said road: thence seutherly
in circular direction along the Old
run of Dry Branch about LIS feet:
thence westerly about SO feet more
or less thence northerly to point of
beginning; being the west 80 feet of
property decided to r. II. Bentley and
I. J. Kennedy by Thomas w. Howard
on February 10. 1912. in block 2-F
Walker Land company's survey. East
Woodlawn. in section 22. township Il,
range west. in jefferson county. Ala
bama. NJ. u. MADDOX,
Assignee of Said Mortgage.
NATHAN l.. MILLER.
Attorney for Assignee. 9-6-4t-sa
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-09-06
Notice of Mortgage Sale

Default having been made in the
payment of the debt secured by that
certain mortgage executed, to Thomas
w. Howard by r. F.. Bentley and wife,
Beatrice Bentley and /. J. Kennedy.
an unmarried man, on the 18th day of
1924 of volume SAT of record OF deeds.
in the office of the Judge of probate OF
jefferson county, Alabama, which said
mortgage and the debt thereby secured
have been duly assigned and trans
ferred by the said Thomas w. Howard
to the undersigned NJ L. Maddox; the
said M. u Maddox. under and by vir-
tue of the power of sale contained In
said mortgage, will proceed 20 sell at
auction to the highest bidder for cash
In front of the courthouse door of said
Jefferson county. on Monday, the 9Th
day of October, 1918, within the legal
hours of sale, the following described
property, to-wit:
The east forty -one (4D feet begin
ming at Dry Branch and running west
along East Lake and Woodlawn ma
cadamized road forty-one (4D feet
thence in a southerly direction ind par
a1lel with said Dry Branch about eigh-
ty-four tSD feet thence in an easterly
direction to said Dry Brancn, thence
seventy-one CID feet to point of be-
ginning; being the east forty one (41)
feet of property decided on February
Is, 1912, by said Thomas W. Howard
to r. e. Bentley and l. J. Kennedy
and being situated in block 2-F. Walk xer
Land company's survey East Wood
lawn. in section %. township Y. range
2 west, in Jefferson county, Alabama.
M. u. MADDOX,
Assignee of Said Mortgage.
NATHAN L. MILLER,
Attorney for Assignee. S-6-4t-sa
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-09-06
SOUTHERN NEWS
SUGGEST UP[|FT
Reports More Sanguine;
Buying Improves on Call
TRADE BETTER WEST
Business Though Uneven Tends To
Widen Weeks Developments
Quickened by Improved Sales
of Commercial Paper
TRADE BETTER WEST

New York, September 5-Bradstrea
weekly trade review tomorrow will says
Business, though uneven, tends to
widen. but there is a degree of conserva-
tism more apparent in the drought af-
fieted parts of the southwest than in
other sections That restrictive influences
intermingle with favorable factors can
not be denied, but in a generic sense af7
fairs are more optimistic.
Elsewhere the weeks developments have
been quickened by fall festivals. by the
ending of the vacation season, by I'M
proved sales of commercial paper and
by the actual necessity of covering re-
quirements.
In the west trade is normal or better
and demand is displaying conservatism.
This is predicted on the knowledge that
supplies are light and inconseauential. che
turnover in consequence has widened.
Southern news suggests that the uplift
is on; reports are more sanguine and
bu wing has improved on the call. though
of course there are a few laggards. Bust
ness failures were 179. which compares
with 1871 in 1912 for this week. Wheat,
including flour, exports from the United
States and Canada for the week total
5,06l $50 bushels, against l,60i last year.
New York, September 5.-Dun's review
tomorrow Will say:
Early promise of another year of re-
narkable crops will not be fully realized,
yet the purchasing power of the agri-
cultural community is sustained by high
prices for the leading farm products. Of
ficia confirmation of considerable deterio-
ration in cotton caused a sharp rise
in that staple, and corn advanced on
continuance of hot, dry weather.
The reduced harvests are calculated to
ultimately have some effect upon rail-
way freight traffic. but it is gratifying
that sentiment remains cheerful in spite
OF the less favorable outlook in certain
direc tons.
While the delay in the adoption of the
tariff bill acts as a check, business never
theless has emerged from its customary
summer lethargy, and with the approach
of the fall season the revival of activity
is becoming more pronounced
Failures this week numbered 2o5 In the
United States, against 2i3 last year and
10 in Canada, compared with q a year
ago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-09-06

fOR RENT-Two furnished. rooms for
light housekeeping. 2o2o 9th ave.
9-5-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-09-06

TWO furnished rooms for light house,
keeping. Inquire 2114 9th ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-09-06

NICE rooms, one or two gentlemen; all
conveniences; reasonable rates. III 5th
ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-09-06
Notice Of Mortgage Sal.

Default having been made in the
payment of the debt secured by that
certain mortgage executed to Thomas
W. Howard by r. E. Bentley and wife,
Beatrice Bentley, and l. J. Kennedy. an
man. on the 18th day Of
February, 1912. and recorded on page
1928 Of volume 647 of record Of deeds
in the office OF the judge Of probate Of