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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-08
OFFICERS OF CAMP
HARDEE INSTALLED;
COMMITTEES NAMED
Gen. Ferguson Makes Talk
on. the Trial of jefferson
Davis-Sims Unable to
Be Present

CHs1 IS were installed and commit
tees appointed at the meeting of Camp
Hardee, Confederate Veterans, held
Saturday afternoon at the Chamber of
Commerce club rooms. owing to stress
of business, Henry L. Sims, who was
to have made an address on the life
of jefferson Davis, was unable to be
present and will give the address later
Gen. i. s. Ferguson made a splendid
talk on the trial of jefferson Davis.
In the near future General Ferguson
will make an address on the life and
works of the poet-priest and southern
patriot, Father Ryan.
An invitation was received from the
Ramsey class of the First Methodist
church to attend special Fathers s
Day" service this afternoon which was
accepted with the thanks of the camp.
| The meeting was we'll attended and
quite number of ladies were present.
General Ferguson offered a resolution
that committee be appointed to re-
store the records of the camp since
it's organization which was carried.
A committee was appointed consist
ing of Capt. r. H. Hagood, Capt. n.
A. Graham and Il. A. Vance to escort
the new commander Maj. 7. A. Ham
| ilton. to his seat, where he was in
| installed and committees appointed
| commander, made a neat little speech
and relinquished the reins of govern
ment to the new commander who made
a fitting response. A resolution thank
ing Captain Wade for his efficient
| services was carried.
The following officers elected June g.,
| 1913, to serve until June 1. 1914, were
installed and COMMITTEES appointed.
| Commissioned officers: I. A. Ham
ilton, commander; d. r. Bize, first lieu
tenant commander; w. d. Stratton, sec
ond lieutenant commander; S. A. Flip
pin, third lieutenant commander; J. L..
| Darby, adjutant; r. H. Hagood, quar-
| termaster; n. A. Graham, correspond
ing secretary; ]. T. Garretson, treas
| urer.
Nom commissioned officerss: r. H.
Millsap, commissary George H. Hen
the day; r. c. Hewett, sergeant major;
| /. w. McAdory, videt; j. H. Riggs.
! color sergeant Daniel Zimmerman
first color guard w. s. Rouse, second
color guard, 5. H. Nowlin, librarian;
DR. e. II, Sholl, historian; DR.. o. T.
Dozier, camp poet; DIR. j. C. Barclay,
surgeon DR.. Byron Dozier, assistant
surgeon.
| Relief committees: J. F. Mclaughlin.
chairman; A. Nj. South w. M. Bennett.
j. j. Embry.
| Finance committee: T. B. Afford.
chairman; w. Y. Peteet, P. M. Vance.
/ Membership committee: j. w. Dixon.
chairman; n. A. Graham, N. B. Wal
ker.
Committee on addresses, readings and
| recitals d. r. Dunlap. chairman; j.
r. S. Wade, J. T. Garretson Sam Will
! John
Entertainment committee: DIR. A. II.
! French, chairman: l. III. Benners, j. II.
| Fowles, Gen. Fred S. Ferguson, Joseph
| f, Johnston, F. +. Norton, j. c. Ma
ben, Gen. e. w. Rucker e. NJ Tut
wiler, w, j. Miner, r. H. Elliott, John
Randolph Bryan. DIR. w. c. Dabney.
DR.. T. F. Cheek. William Fl. Sims,
! Frank S. White, DR.. b. E. McGehee,
! DR.. J. C, Abernathy, w. b. Leedy, Joh n
| p. Reid, Dr. Henry Rosser, w. s
Brown, Henry F. Wilson, p. Byrne DR..
| r. d. Jackson.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-08
Weather Forecast

Washington, June Weather fore
cast for Alabama and Mississippi: Local
thundershowers and somewhat cooler
Sunday; Monday cloudy, probably show
ers in south portion.
Georgia: Local thundershowers Sun
day and probably Monday, not quite so
warm Monday.
Tennessee: Local showers and cool
er Sunday; Monday fair
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-08
EVENTS Of TODAY

Bisnop J. H. Mccoy will preach the
commencement sermon of Birmingham
college at the First Methodist church
at IL o'clock.
Memorial services of Brotherhood Of
Engineers at First Methodist church
this afternoon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-08
S5O. 900 Bank Loss

charlottesville, Mo-, June John IL
Cunningham, president of the closed
Pemiscot County bank, now in the
hands of the state bank examiner as
the result of an alleged shortage in
the accounts of A. C. Tindle. cashier
said today he did not think the loss
to the bank, after all possible restitu-
tion was made, would exceed $4,000.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-08
SAVING OTHERS
MAY COST LIFE
Young Athlete Who Gave Skin for
Burned Children Is Critically Ill

New yorlS, Ir"s Tssf,'u les 1zarlaH a
5 s shs scsas tisass ~
ess,iiS ,a 81 ~ ssta fer
ssafisls oa Rafnaa children
IS i.lase = - i saer'ies oa
tas psfs e someaae else
ds last paten Removed Of o6 square
1tehes ieft a wound that has refused to
recutilize and physicians decided new SKI
would have to be procured.
Several persons volunteered and the
operation was to have been performed
Monday. In ithe meantime. however, kap-
lows wife disappeared and no trace of
her has been found She was a trained
nurse attracted to him by his heroism,
and they We're married not long after he
submitted to the first skin removal. 1t
was said at the Flower hospital that
kaplow's condition was serious.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-08
Suffragettes Sentenced

London, June Five dollars fine or
four days Imprisonment was the sentence
imposed upon each of the three women
who attempted to interrupt the peace
conference at ST. James Palace Yesterday
When the judge refused postponement of
the trial today suffragette sympathizers
in court shouted their protests.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-08
MEXICAN REBELS
CAPTURE CITIES
Carranza's Forces in Control
of Neuvo Leon State,
Says Reports

Eagle Pass, Tex, June 7-Montenl orelos.
Teran, Cerralvo, Pesqueria, Bravo sand
San Juan, all towns and villages In the
state of Nuevo Leon, Mex, have fallen
into the hands of the rebels. according to
reports made today by Governor Carranza,
leader of the rebellious Mexican forces in
the north. Carranza's headquarters are
at Piedres Negras, opposite Eagle Pass.
Major Tribe, commander of the rebels
in Nuevo Leon. whose men captured the
six places, reported to the governor that
the skirmishes had been attended with
considerable federal losses. NO mention
was made of TRIBES casualties.
Carranza today issued a decree direct
ing his subordinates to not modest for
eigners and promising punishment to all
who disobeyed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-08
Local. Data

he "a hours ending at Z p. M,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-08

E. c, HORTON, Local Forecaster.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-08
DEMANDS SBYLANE
OPEN Up INDIAN
FIGHT IN SENATE
Washington Senator Asks
That Complete Statement
of Indian Fund Expen-
ditures Be Furnished

Washington, June 7.-Demands by Sem
ator Lane of Washington that the Indian
affairs committee of the Senate get COM
plete statements as to how all Indian
funds are administered before acting on
the $4,000, 600 appropriation bill now pend
ing, opened up an Indian fight that prob
ably would be carried on the floor of
the Senate.
Senator Lane made final demand to-
day upon the committee, of which he is
membel, for complete information. Thus
far the committee has been unable to
furnish him with the facts. Senator Lane
proposes to ask the committee Monday
to authorize only temporary appropria-
tions for the Indians and to institute at
once an investigation of the Indian bu-
leau.
Impossible to Get Statement
Other committee members declared ii
was impossible to get the detailed STATE
ment of expenditures Senator Lane de-
sired, and that the bill would be recon-
mended for passage early next week. Mr..
Lane said ii such action were taken, he
would renew his fight on the floor Of the
Senate The Indian bill contains pro-
vision, for which Senator Townsend VI
Michigan has made hard fght Tor a
complete investigation of the Indian bu-
reau. the Indian service and the admin
.stration of all funds.
Senator LaEe filed protest with the
committee today, In the form OF Il les-
ter, in part as follows:
Statement of Facts
"I have asked for reasonable and
plain business statement on the facts,
without prejudice to any one as they re-
late to the r1any differing provisions OF
the measure. rhis bill provides for spe-
cific appropriations amounting to between
50, 900 900 and $40, 100000. and In addition
confers power to administer properly ana
moneys amounting. l am informed to
hundreds of millions more.
TIP until this time, have been un-
able to secure information except wnat
pertains to a few agencies, whicn IN
every instance show that the moneys ap-
propriated have not been applied Tor the
purpose for which they were asked
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-15
Beilaire Briefs

Miss Ethel Norton. OF Shadyside. is
visiting friends and relatives at Pitts
burgh
John Smith who put up $40 for his
appearance before squire Mason on a
charge OF assault and battery on J
Medser. iailtd 10 appear and forfeited
Albert Leonard. Of Wensville. is
visiting friends in tins city.
y. kOehler. Of COLUMBUS, was call
ing. on friends in Bellaire yesterday.
G. l.. Fitton. OF Cleveland. o., is
visiting Bellaire relatives.
Chester Ward. OF Toronto. is the
guest OF friends I'm this city
John Speaker left Yesterday for
Pittsburgh 20 visit friends.
Henry sherman Is quite i'll at his
home on Belmont street
Z G.. Grimm. of Newark. O. is
spending a Few days with Bellaire
friends.
Frank Littleton. who has been i'll
at his home in South Bellaire, is re-
covering.
Joseph Barrett. of Washington. Pa
is visiting at the home OF his brother.
James Barrett. on Jefferson street.
Mrs. w. =. Mccormick. OF Gravel
burrh.
Miss Ruth Anderson returned 10
her hong on Rose lin after visiting
fltis ulrEh friends and relatives
w. G.. Mctlain. secretary OF the
Buckeye Savings a. Loan Comparv.
and David Walker. az the Belmont
company, iett yesterday for Marietta.
y. 10 attend "a meeting of the Ohio
Building q Loan Association
The EeIlaire lodge OF EIks held
their regular meeting last evening
ana matters Of importance were Civ
on attention
Albert Oliver. of Twcnty.ninth
street d. ill 40 bis home
Mrs. Nora Johnson and daughter.
Tho guest Of Mrs Margaret Bclvilie ON
Gucrn ey street
Mrs. Fred ForEcr returned 10 her
home on Nurtu Guernsey street after
visiting relatives 90 Pittsburgh
Mr. and Mrs William Thurman re-
turned 'u their home go NIugo. o
after visiting relatives Zoo This CITY
Mrs. Charles NCWilllHms and MR.
TT. IT, MCWiIliams Of bethesda. q
or" visiting af tho home OF Mr. and
Mrs John Nufh ON Belmont street
William Htuu. returned FOO Dayton
q. after visiting DIS mother Mr..
Hoph't fIppIr. Dr jefferson street
John Dubois OF This city. who owns
farm near Blaine. o.. suffered "a To-.
ot about tf' Monday when 90 dov
attacked several oi DDS sheep. killing
two off them
Nr anI Mrs D. O.. Thompson r.
turned fu their home no Shadrsiut
Falls. Pa
Miss Mabel DonIcy returned 10 h,-
hrm" at Cambridge. after ti..tir.
friends iu obi. cts
Mrs. Marear., S.hen returned '1
her home 600 Milton. SIS Nl. after
N..iIrF Ii'.. l.rn relatives and friend
Mr and Mrs jaime. katra nr. l...
.NNUL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-15
FRUIT LAXATIVE
FOR SICK CHILD
California Syrup of Figs" can't
harm tender stomach,
liver, bowels.

Every mother realizes. after giving
her children California Syrup OF
Figs. that this is their ideal laxative.
because they love its pleasant taste
and II thoroughly cleanses the tender
little stomach. liver and bowels with.
out gripping.
When cross, irritable, feverish o.,
breath is bad. stomach sour. look al
the tongue. mother, IL coated, give r
teaspoonful of this harmless fruit
laxative and In a few hours all the
foul. constipated waste. sour bile and
undigested food passes out OF the
bowels. and you have a well. playful
child again. When its little system is
full of cold, throat sore. has stomach
ache. diarrhoea, indigestion. collie
remember good inside cleaning
should always be the FIRST treatment
given.
Millions OF mothers keep California
Syrup of Figs" handy: they know a
teaspoonful today saves a sick child
tomorrow Ask your druggist for a
5o-cent bottle OF California Syrup OF
Figs" which has directions for babies.
children OF all ages and grown-ups
printed on the bottle. Beware OF coun-
terfeits sold here, so don't be fooled.
Get the genuine. made by California
Fig Syrup Company"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-15
MARTINS FERRY briefs

ntfuINr ar local people who have
been on hunInF Trip to Sew Athens
rh. kn.rhfs ~ rtthilr and tne Pores.
tors off America both hold well atterdsf
m'. tnrs n their respective halls last
evening
Many local people were at So Glars.
VILE yesterday being summoned ls Wit
If-ee. Don uu Important case
I'r members ~ Che local lodge ~ RED
Wen wIIl hold "a banquet in their hail on
Hanover street Friday evening
There wac frost Dol several places out
iu i.f country '.trrdlN morning but
N|..t Dol .IEr 800. done
Contractor Working on the cuitert
Dol f|r lower rHrf off |I. OTIS fr afrf
pos nr trouble caused l, ue BANK cave
Hsrrl'r rIf-vees PRAYER services will
7" bold in tho local churches thla eve
N1 ~ fFe candidates have tn,f- cleo
'n rll- "Hf HHd f.o race ia becoming
We Nasg.e Teaearteu. OF Greene
hrr sister rlfancth Brown. ar gr,r.
avenue. fnr u few Iaf.
J rlr great Keeper of records for
~ tf" Won. made l business frf~ 90
'r1.,r '.i'" yesterday i1 thr Interest of
N.s Anna e-horstd who r,f t--.
rkInr her home Win her faurrts~ er
Walnut street Is expected horn. fnf-
e,enlng 9ftef r. Nisit with relatives OF
Mrs Percrs ana daurtter Nellie viii
cave we morning for their home in To-
Ielo after welt % several months
Win rciafItse in tris cts.
I."rH Io W. ana Nra Waiter t.r.
i.-'. ~ I'...nl street fUaferIst mon
me o. frr baby hoY
a Hrse number Of tickets have AZ.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-15
THE THEATER
HOWE PICTURES.

These pictures are classics. They
are the very last word in motion
view art. They are to the ordinary
posed and acted drama pictures as
Coiot or Rembrandt is 10 n circus
poster. They are the masterpieces
OF a genius with the camera" ara
the words in which the dramatic
critic of the Denver Republican de-
scribes the new program to be pre-
sented by Lyman III. Howe at the
Court Theatre on Friday and Satur-
day, October IT'S. Similar praises
are sounded by theatrical reviewers
OF newspapers in each city where Mr..
Howe has exhibited his new program.
The subjects provide thrills on land
and sea. education in nature studies
and travel. with comedy enough 20
leaven and brighten the most nlnty
or paded amusement patron. rhe
consensus OF opinion is that Mr..
Howe's new reproductions are more
stupenduous in their range and more
They emphasize the fact that in this
world OF innumerable so-called pic
ture shows" Mr.. Howe's unidua
Travel Festival is indeed a thing OF
itself-entirely apart and unrivalled
by any other exhibition. There Will
De matinee Saturday. The sale or
seats will open this morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-15
AT THE VICTORIA.


The "Choo Choo" girls and James
barrett, very clever comedian have
made the hit of the year at the Vic
IoTla theater in their Offering "a
Trip 10 Joyville." and last night two
Dig crowds gave them an ovation. tn,
act VIII conclude its engagement 10.
night and IL is certain thew will aid
materially in packing the house ar
Doth performances. The four pretty
girls IN the act have made a wann
spot In the hearts OF theater patrons
during their stay here and deserve ali
the praise that has been shovered
on them. They are clever dancers
and singers and there is not a dulI
minute while they are on the stage
Jack and Nellie Gibson, in theI-
wonderful cycling act, have shared
with the headliners in the popular
approval Wheeling people seem
never to tire OF this kind OF yaude-
vile and in the Gibson's they have
one OF the best in the business. The
hen Harkey Trio. in their original
ragtime work. both singing and dar-
cling. have been delighting the crowds
as nave Scott and Wallace, refined
singers and dancers. The Victoria
scope pictures last night were highly
entertaining.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-15
AT THE ORPHEUM.

Farewell TO Fox and Ward and the
entire bill now playing at the ever
popular Orpheum Theatre, today. The
entire bill will come to a close TO-
night at the end of the second per
tormances and this great blackface
team OF old timers. Fox and Ward.
Will take away from Wheeling many
blessings from the old and new
friends they made in Wheeling this
week: The Bell Boys and Bellies"
the big musical review: Kingsbury
and The Devil In Possession" with
Miss Munson, the injured wife. win
close tonight. Then there will be that
funny team, fancy and Claxton. as
Wen as Nevins and Gordon. Vioiette
and Charles. who will all Journey 10
new helds 10 make the theatre-goiny
public roar with laughter as they
nave done here in Wheeling the past
three days.
Manager James Fenimore Lee tn
announcing that II will be a brand
new bill that vii come TO this popular
playhouse tomorrow. Thursday. matt
nee and Baby Zelda. a most wonder
iul enid artist. will be one of the
DIE features on the bill. Love in
the subway" the best comedy dra-
matte playlet in vaudeville. will ne
the Dig feature. and another great
oHeTing the Dancing Mars" the
"orlds greatest dancing act
There will be the usual matinee tb,s
afternoon at 2:30 and two perforn.
ahces tonight, bringing one ~ fna
greatest vaudeville bills this CITY mas
we're seen TO a close.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-15
Rridrenorf Hriafs

Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Fisher have re-
turned after a four weeks visit in the
south.
Miss May Hilderbrand returned home
yesterday after a several weeks visit
at Cambridge
Miss Fay Trimmer. Of Hendrysburg
has returned home after a short STAY
with relatives here
Mrs. Fred /. Smith and Miss Maud
Lash have returned after a short visit
at New Athens
Many local people will attend the
first number Of the lecture course al
the Martins Ferry High school auditor
ium this evening.
Mrs. Phillip \. Hoering Is the guest
or her daughter at Cambridge for a
few DAYS.
sheriff John ~ Anderson. Of St
Clairsville. was here yesterday on bust
ness
Mr.. and Mrs. John shepherd. Of Arm
strong Mills are the guests Of friends
IN Canton FOR few days
TIE senior Mechanics held q well at
tended meeting in their hall last even
ing.
ANY one having any items for this
paper call 3i2-J on the Bell phone or
leave item at Roberts and Fredericks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-15
Warunnh nrtnrn

Harry ~oFle Is ,urr0vinR ~ tfr
home on Reilly 1881 road
The Wlrw10f Rank vas closed nm
account ~ 40 being election dav.
Henry StoIger is improving ~ Nfs
home on seventh and Main street
N-a Mary b rdsiberrer. Of Wheetf-r-
'r'nf sunday with william kiudelberr-
rr. of Twentieth street
Mre G.. MukIrF1n and Nre. waft--
Wrctt - Whreling. was visitors az
WHrwuof sunday
Work on The Wnrw0od Bank T. f,,,.
rrovirC raridIv ana will BE- anfshed i-
about two months
Tho What sn Ever circle OF Can't
z. h"nI WhCeIirr met iaat evening ~
tlc home ~ Mrs Fred steirferkrr -
n rffrrrfh street
Ie AVID Mise TIIg1tefh etc.,
n n.' I.rg spent sunday with Wfiftar,
kiII'Ine-grr ~ Twrrfleth street
loretta MInaerrIrd % 81
,1irsVIlIe. Cd. has returned 60 he-
homo otter VISITING nor rarrufe NJ an
~h.mrrirk of Nineteenth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-15

MrS. hasha Snodgrass. widow of the
late Henry Snodgrsss. died at her home
on NoTth seventh street Yesterday
70 infirmities OF old age. She was well
known in this city. having resided in
this CITY Tor number ~ years She is
survived by the following children.
FRANK. and daughters Hrs Eesie RAILS
ton OF Woodsfield. and Mrs Carrie RAW
or this city, and Grace and Kate al
noH1'' also by two stePsons. Theodore
and George Of this CITY. ana stcn
daughters Mrs. sara Davidson and Mrs
Jane Gasaway Of this city. Mrs L.
N'lSh or Steuhenville. and Mrs John
SnOdgrass of Steubenvile
Funeral arrangements had not been
completed at late hour last evening.
but VIII be announced to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-15
WARWOOD
Mass Meeting Monday.

mass meeting was neid Monday
evening ~ the Center Warwood hose
L'usc Matter relating 20 the wat.r
franchise of the Warwood Light and
N"ttr company was taken Up by the
Most al the people from North ard
center WarwoOd were present Tho
N"ttf company wanted O. know whcth-
ni 70 nav" meter. The matter VS.
discussed for some time after whirn
the people stated that they would nav
the water by meter The peopis So.
uat N De- the cheapest way 20 pay Tor
the water and you also know how much
Won use. =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-15
WATER DANGEROUS.

Tho John Coleman comoo,v ~
iets ~ fhie civ hnvo made a. or,f,.
is W tho water OF tho Ohio rfvcr er1
.N" presence ~ sv'rNurIc arld r,a
boon detected lr iarrc 0uar'f'ies Thfs
'gh ha' boon KILLING thc zen and is
"I-o c1ncnroue ~ human life Tho
7c,f chances Tho alkaline nronortles 10
,Nate. and acts uncu tho lead Mines
of the water lines forming ono - +be
most deadly po'sons LEAD suirhese
no people should use little. or none.
or Mo river voter 40 the present Time
and ~ should rot b. used FOR Drinking
OF cooking purposes az all.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-15

William Hamilton. 50 wears Of age
died ~ his home az St Joe. west a.
this city. Monday afternoon. follow.
ing long illness. The deceased ga
survived by a wife and FIVE children
VINO have the sympathy OF n host %
friends Funeral services will be
conducted this afternoon from tho
family residence Interment will hc
made In the High Ridge cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-15
VIII Not Transfer.

After the local nest of owls had
applied 90 the Martins Ferry nest 10
Dee taken loo and all arrangement =
had been completed for the trans.
l'r the members Of the local lodge
have decided not 90 make tht change
lI me present time They were 10
nave been taken into the Martins
Ferry Iol1" 600 their meeting Monday
tN'u.at. but none put in their ap.
I-..L
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-15
Roth Einah

The two truancy cases that were
heard in Squire x. r. Ong's court Mon
Jay evening. resulted in both OF the
men being found guilty Of not seuding
thelr children 20 school and each we're
ined s. and costs one Of the men pafd
We fin' while the other went 20 fail
Ih'y had been warned before by Truant
piicer McMannus 60 send their children
10 school. but failed 20 do so
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-15
Gave Musical.

A large crowd attended the musical
given last evening in the Park NJ. Z.
church. and was well pleased with
the program that was rendered by the
choir and members OF the congrega.
ton. Addresses also were made by
Rev. Warren and Rev. White, Prof.
Hugus. and Attorney Graham. The
affair was 10 have been given Sunday
evening but was postponed until last
night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-15
Miner Injured

Frank Joaci. a foreigner. employed
pm the Pureeglove mine az Maynard.
o, was caught under a fan OF stone
yesterday morning. sustaining a
number of cuts about his head and
body lie was taken 20 the Office of
Dr. haywood Forsyfho and medical
aid was rendered. He was later re-
moved 20 his home and last evening
Do was In n aerIOua condition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-15
Entertained Friends

herbert Hammond very pleasantly
entertained party OF friends las
evening at his home on Guernsc,
street III honor OF his seventeenth
birthday. The evening was spent ~
music and games. At a seasonabl,
hour dainty luncheon was served
Inc host was the recipient Of q mum
Der OF beautiful presents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-15
Donation Day.

~ mectiu- ui the ladies' auxiliary
ot the city hospital. held in the hospital
!"f srs Monday evening ~ was decided
"wednesday. November g. II was de-
cided o. adopt = system Of post card u
advertise the event IL - hoped that
the donations this year will lie more
liberal than before The election OF on
GERS viii be held shortly