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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-26

nr Rein, Sisnora!"
limb penn Du nun nab Saufe
tpmmf2"
r8dnn bauen mid bic p~abrone!"
Gr iaste bds 70 ielbftberitdRbli9, unh
babel leuatete Der Stola 70 pffenbar aus
Ieinem blafsn, idmalen 9efi6t, bob bic
junse. f90ne 5rau cine ieltIame Riibrune
iibertdm. limb turs enti6lofien pddte ie
ben 8orb nit Der eiusn Sanb unb ergriff
nit Der anberen ben 8uben an benz Mir
ben aermel feines piel gu peiten Hpdes
unb aos beibe IN bic offene Sbiir.
9rinnen fdubite ie ben Rleinen in bic
aii9e unb CAB iid Miibe, drserlif su srs
Ideinen, mGbrenb ibr oas @aKer in ben
! ausen itanb. limb oann iteqte ie @ius
ieppe sinen Seller Dor unb Tub inn auf,
als babe Der tleine SunitbefIifene felt
Sabr unb Tag sebunscrt. Soear elm
! @las Rotbpem srfdten.
8iuIeppe db langiam unb nit anitanb,
tpdbrenb Ie ibm gtgeniiberIaB unb inn
bon Sbeilndbme suidh. ab unb au gudte
er nab ibr biuiiber inb bann lpieoer auf
leinen Seller, nit einsin 2d9eln, ais
babe er sttpas MunberidOnes entbed& Ter
Dein bate feline Wangen leidt gerbtbet.
uno bag @efii6l Der @dttieung bro6tc Die
2ebensfreuOe in feline auseu. ga fragte
iie i'm, nab ieinem RGmen.
@iuieppe @erante hieB er, unb fem
Dprf lag i'm ~@ene5ianiiten. Sn bieiem
CONNER mar er getpmmen uno ipolte
bier bleiben, bis er reid getporben mare,
penn i'm Der paorone niAt porber tobtz
priigelte.
So benn bas 10 i6limm fei unb Oh
er 70 perig bertaufe.
9as 8riieeln tpar ni9t 70 fdlimm tuie
Der Sunqer, bsnn penn er nifts n~ertauft
babe, befomme er aud nifts gu siIen.
.unb gipsfiguri Iein bod 10 ion. gtber
nod l0ne fno bic luberle 5isura in Be-
ne5ia unb 8irsn8e! 3 Signora, ba
muIen 8u bin, per Dio!"
gr ipar bessiItert. ano feline i6tpdraen
aueen funtelten.
Die iunae Grau lGGeIte psrIonnen; ie
mar bort eeipefeun Dor sinisen Mpnaten,
unb bate i6r tunees Slid bort in 2idt
unb Come eenoheu. absr fir bic fus
perbe Jieuri batten Tie ale beipe bamals
ipenia ,3eit gebobt. -.
90 tpmii9 fam ibr auf einmal bic
Situation Dor; Der feline, 5erlumpte Sta
lienerbube In ibrer itilen, pprnebmsn
Mohnnng, unh tie ibm eeseniibsr, ipie
sinem altsn 9sfaunten. unO baitie iianb
iis aauf
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-26

GObIena bin blsibt ibm bisier @edfeI sr-
6altsu.
no bic soslite @abe Ses Rbeinlanbes
10 reid unb gut gebeibt. mo Der solbens
8rdubeniaft 10 berrlid fliebt, bort gebt
ibnen bds 2eben gar frobIi9 unb feliq
Elm. 9Ort 1T Der Sim Ieidter unb baS
9er5 lebbafter; bort srfiiat fid bas alte
Rbeinpeinlieb:
Gin aeben tpie i'm parabies
@sipdbrt uns Batter Rbsin;
Sd ge6 Is gu, elm SUP 1T fiB,
9od fiber III Der @efn!
Sd bin 70 frObIid, ME Elm aeb,
9as UNI bic 3uelle tan3t,
Wenn i4 ben lteben S9enftif6 feE
uno 9Iaier brauf sspflun8t.
@us fiimmert mid bic gauge Welt.
Wenn's liebe 8lds6en mint,
limb Sruubenfaft, Der mir gefGGt,
an meiner 2ippe blinft?
Damn trinf i'd pie Elm @Dttertinb z
Die polen Gldfden leer,
Dab @lutb mir bur1 bic 4bern rinnt.
nno forbre taumelnb mebr.
Die grbe mar Elm Symmetrical,
@oa 9riaenfang unb @i6t,
Widf uns our 2inberung u%nierer dual
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-26

Ser eble aheinpein nidt.
Ser bebt ben 8sttler auf ben 56ron,
Gdafft Orb unb Simmel um
nnb 5au6ert ieben g~rbenfObn
Strads ing glpfium.
t1
Gr 1T bic tpahre pdnaeee,
@eriiingt bes often 8Iut,
@eri9eu9etf !9trns unb Maeenipeh,
nnb mas er peiter tbut!
Drum lebe oas gelohte 2dnh,
Das uns ben Mein er5egl
Der Win5er. Der Jpn pflan8t' unb baa1.
Der MinSer lebe bod!
limb isber fdouen Bin3erin,
Die uns bic 9rauben las,
Meib' i9, als meiner 8Dnigin,
Oies poIle 0edelqIas.
So lsbe ieber beutI9e Mann,
Der feinen &beintpein triHft,
ca lang er's &el6glas balten fam,
limb bunn gu 8oben iiaft.
Sic lafen bas @ergangene berganaen
iein, gebenten niht Der olten aelten unb
Der rOmifden @urfmafdinen fe
freuen ii9 beim pollen @las unb nit
polem !9eraen bes 2ebens, ME man fa
eben nlr am Rbein bes Qebens freut.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-26

Gntsleiinnser, bic pprfummet f5unen.

Der QITitent elmer Srrendnitalt riibmi
fi9 Dor &olesen, odB er etnen Der f4perz
fen 9utienten burd feinen masii6en
ginflub seadbmt babe, unb befdlieBt, ben
3neifelnben bieien 30slins boraufiibren.
an Der Spite feiner 8eluber begiebt CT
ii9 mad benz Simmer bes 8ranfsn, flopft
an, offnst bic Sbiire, aber Der patisnt 1T
nirgtnbs gu feben.
p9err S6ulae, mo iinb Sie9" ruff Der
Mrat.
Sn bieiem 4ueenblid fprinst Der Sc
rufene binter Der Sbiire bpr unb siebt
benz arSt cine berbe Sbrfeige. @ntriitet
ibnau3t ibn Der ON:
.gfd, horen Sic NAL! mas FAINT Sbnen
eisentIi4 eins Sic iinD pobl oerriidt &c.
tporben?"
Bel einem 6o93eitsmable erbebt Iid elm
5reunb bes 8rdutieams au einem SooFt.
Oas aeben lit nidt feline itarte Settle,
aber es selinst ibm iiber aGes grtparten,
fi9 ieiner aufsabe su entlebisen - bis
auf ben S9Iub. 9eseiitert erereift er
bas @las unb ruff:
,Meine 0amen unb Serren! Qa5en
Sic uns auf bas Dobl meines Sreunbes,
bes alidliden 8rdutisams trinten. M6ge
ct nod re@t piele Gage pie ben beutisen
erleben!!"
Better Serr 9ottor, i5 fpetb nirtli9
nidt. pie i'd Sbnen banteu lam. Sbrer
&unit 1T Is eelunsen, bic bartpddige
Gledts i'm @eiiht su beilen; Sic baden
meiner Grau ibre S9onbeit pisberges
geben!"
,4ber, id bite Sic - bas 1T ia edrs
niht Der Rebe nerth."
X
Radbem fe iid flint Sabre lang ni6t
ssiebsn battsn. trafen ie iid bel elmer Sc
ielidaft ipieber.
,Muf mein Wort, Grdulein Sears, ib
babe sic taum msbr ertaant. Sic bdben
iia cara auberorbentlib perdnbert."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-26

@tia fant bic fdDne, iunae 5rau neben
Ieinem Bette nieber. tpdhrenb elm pebes
S6fudSen ibren 86rper burdlisf.
.Du biit 70 f0n, Sisnora!" fagte 9iue
feppe nod sintnal, Damn siu9 er nit
einem 2d9eln biniiber.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-26

nal feline gauge 9errlihtelt Dor uns AUS
bteiisn m1hte, itreut sr rehts uno tnts
an fsinen iiern NOD sine 9onopoa ioit'
bder Jutpelen aus.
Gerabe 3pilden ct. Goar unb aoblen3
e%ntfnIiet Der Rbein feline i~tolSeite pruat.
gfrdhe bort erfheint er in Der Wedieftdt,
bic ben 9idter gu eiusm Der e~inbrudppas
fen 2ieber. gu ierem aieoe begeiitert ha'
ben mag. bus man uIs has Rbeinlieo
itnnt:
6trSmt berbei, i6r g0tterfhaursn,
gu bss bsutfhen Rbeines Strano!
Mpnt ibr edte 2uft srfabren.
o 10 rei9st mir bic Sanb!
sir am Rheine nil i9 leben.
Hur am abein ssbpren Iein,
no bic 8erge tragen Reben
llnA bic Reben aolo'uen Bein!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-26

ID ndbern uns ldnginm
Der Gtabt 8oblena, no
bic malsriits S4On'
belt bss Rbsinss elm
bOrIdufisss Gnbe fiu'
bet; uber ala pb Der
Batter Rbein nod Gins
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22
SOCIALISTS NAME.
CITY TICKET
HOLD ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING
MONDAY EVENING IN o. v. T.
AND L. A. HALL.
Full Ticket. Including All City and
CounelImanie Positions,
Named.

The Socialists OF Wheeling fred
the opening gun Of their city cam
paign last evening when they nomi.
mated candidates TO MI every Office
TO be voted on at the coming NUM-
cipal election. The meeting Was one
Of the most Interesting ever conduct.
ed In the city by the party. and the
matter OF issuing a daily paper dur
ing the campaign Will be taken up
during the week and II is likely that
one " Ill De issued. The motto OF the
party adopted at the meeting is "A
were urged not to knock any of the
present administration, but TO assist
In getting the best that is possible for
the city. The following were nomi-
mated to be voted upon May %:
residence IFS Sixteenth street.
Member board OF control-Valen-
tine Reuther. teamster. 3640 Wetzel
street.
City treasurer-Adrian Alberts,
stogie maker. 1921 McColloch street.
City auditor-Paul Seidel. manager
OF Qualli Tea company, 80 Thirty.
Chief OF police-George Graham.
stogie maker. 1875 Sixteenth street.
Council.
First ward-F'irst branch council.
W. Z. Frazier; Second branch council.
and G.. Burke.
second ward-First branch council.
y. j. Hare: Second branch council. W.
Gray. w ii. Fishbone and f. W. Nc
Elhatten.
Third ward-First branch council,
c. Weiskirchner: Second branch
council. W. VI. Harris. Edward Smith
and Roy Seibert.
Fourth ward-First branch council
Louis Leonard: Second branch coun-
Gil. p. 4. McGraff. Michael Brebus and
s y. Martin.
Fifth ward-First branch council. G.
&. Fry, A. E. Foster and William
Falck
Sixth ward-First branch council.
Tom Kotchka; Second branch council.
y. Leuther. l.. Eskis, William Hopper
man and u. !. Morgan.
Seventh ward-First branch coun-
ell. Robert Welshan: Second branch
council. III. $. Cunningham. J. W.
Mahyer and J. r.. Moore.
Eighth ward-First branch council.
!. W. Smith. Second branch cornell.
r. ] Weekley. c. F Schane. Edgar
Eberling. II. c. Loe and owen Reed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22
RECTORS MEET
Interesting Gathering Of Episcopal
CLERGY Held Yesterday-Bishop
Gravatt Delivers Address.

With rcctorS present from Wash
inrton. Pa. Sister<viile SeubenVi.ls.
Bellaire and immediate vicinity. the
regular monthly me ting Of the Epis-
copal rectors OF tho Wheeling district
vas held Yesterday in 81 Matthew'S
y l.. church. this city. The meeting
was called 10 order at II o'clock. Rev
Or. Striker presiding. Bishop Grsvl't.
90 charleston. who ~ spending "A f,w
DAYS in this vicinity. delivered an eN-
c'llent address. and general discus
sion of the subject "reminiscences 81
General Booth. Of the Salvation Army,
and Ills Work" was an interesting
feature Of the session.
At o'clock the rectors adjourned 10
the Sunday school room where Il
luncheon had been prepared and this
-as followed by q brief social session.
The meeting was \ highly interesting;
one and was !argel'' attcN ed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22
BsoundsviIIe nrtsfr.

4. q Hammond ~ Grant avenue uUl
lfNLe tn.s morning fHT ohio where he
VIII transact business FOR a fsV DAYS
The Ben FransIiu coal COMPANY.
-luil ~ Wis cifi. are in need Of 90 ~
peri"r. 90 miners at once. due e. a..
inrEe contracts just received
WI Miller ~ AnnndaIe .wr9tas been
Z. I"u''f HI for the past week bee i'm
rr0.irs nicely.
Airs Nuzam - East Second stree. is
'orf'n'd Co. Ter home with a eerIou. 100
81 end Mrs. r. s Frsnttouscr ave
returned homo from Darlington. vTer-
friends and relative
''-f'riav morning for So Louis 1fn
Ter. Ne viii transact business fpr "
frw lays
Rev Mechanics Ieft yesterday f.r
'easo. pio. g. attend ronier.rr~
meeting.
Niss Nancy UierIuFcr ~ Washington.
p O. spending 70 few dave with frisrfa
and relatives Tor % fse oata
oven Grnnlev has returned fs lf,
home 90 WafrsahurE. Pc. after .rcrd.
lnc tIo past few dnra with frIerIa trl
rf .ativra ir fLIs cts
Rev. vs. . Grimes ~ Veu concord
ohio. prenof ed l.tft .eufrR OF the t.rIf.
~ lfe7hytetian church tH large a.di-
TIE small otud ~ ~ and Mr.. a
=. Moore ~ center street. who IqH teen
3d. improving NIGEL.
Nlsa Margaret howard returned
nome yesterday morning FROM Cameron
v ID ore eFe spent tho pert fen dave VIII
ends and relatives
reF'srdHF in wheeling trarstrfIne bus
Iufr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22
COURAGE AND HOPE
RECLAIMED AFTER
HEALTH RETURNS
WEAK. Run Down, With Lost Energy
and Practically Hopeless. xsnia
Man 10 Now Well.
UNITED DOCTORS CURE HIM.
Had Treated Formerly With Thrss
Different Doctors Without
Getting Relief.

II In hard for q well person to imax-
Inc with what dread n hopelessly Ia
durable sick person looks upon the fu-
lure. An even greater tragedy Is the
sick person who II convinced his as
ease or ailment is incurable. having
been convinced uf this by the mis-
taken diagnosis OF an inexperienced
doctor or through the fact that the
doctor may not know OF a remedy or
cure Tor the ailment. Thousands of
sick who are easily durable with thu
knowledge Of experience and with 4
modern scientific treatment such as 4.
used by the United Doctors who have
their Wheeling institute on the second
floor OF the McLain Bldg. at 4:
Tw eifth ST. near Market street, go TO
a premature grave with themselves.
their families and only too often their
coctcrs thinking them incurable.
Mr.. George shaner. of rs Hivlins
street. xenia. Ohio. who had been se-
riously i'll for the last two years, came
near having this experience. IN his
own words Mr.. Shaner says: Il have
been very sick for tine last three years.
/ mad no appetite OF energy and was
so weak and run down I was hopeless
and hardly expected relief. far less 4
cure. Fifteen months OF these two
years ! doctored with one physician
who failed TO help me in the slightest.
During the other Ave months l treated
with two other doctors. who also failed
TO help me.
Ten days ago I went TO the United
Doctors Dayton institute for treat
nent. For the benefit OF my many
friends who knew Of my condition and
10 aid sufferers in seeking "A cure
wish To inform them OF the wonderful
results ! nave obtained with the Unit
ed Doctors new method Of treatment.
A. tn. present time. though have
Treated but ten GaVs. now feel alto
gethcr different. I am gaining In
strength wonderfully. my appetite "a
good and I have gained courage and
hone. Nv future Is far brighter than
it has been in many years"
The United Doctors success IN
treating all chronic ailments such as
diseases Of tn nerves. blood. kidneys.
heart. liver. bladder. spine. brain. in
GLIDING rheumatism. paralysis. epil~p-
sv. dropsv. asthma. gall stones. goitrr.
deafEcSs. rupture. rectal troubles. neu-
ra'sia- stomach troubles. diseases Of
wcmen and diseases or men. Is knows
all over tho country. People ofte5
travel hundreds Of miles To- Obtain
treatment at the United Doctors in
stitutes under their surgical sys-
ten, of medicine. They never operate
or use the knife All their medicines
are prepared in their own lahorator.-
for tho Individual requirements 81
each patient. Their system Of med'Cin"
Includes the three regular schools Of
medicine called the Al!opathic. TIn-
meopathlc and Eclectic. Their s"s
TEN Is elaborated with their own prl-
VatP formulas. Their idea in dipS
nCsis is startinElN original hut it,
accuracy has been proven in thous-
ards Of cases-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22

HOLDS SESSION
ANNUAL MEETING OPENS MON.
DAY WITH GOOD ATTENDANCE.
Moderator Elected at First Session
Two Meetings to Be
Held To-daU

Held Today.
The annual spring meeting OF the
Wheeling Presbytery was formally
opened last evening with an interest
ing 'siOn in the Third Presbyterian
church. \ very good attendance from
all Of the local churches Of the organ
izatior. together with a large number
Of out Of town visitors attended the
meetings
very pleasing musical program
was given BY the choir OF the Third
church. following which the reports
OF the organization for the past wear
were read. showing very heaIthful
condition existing in all the churches
OF the Presbytery. with a large mum.
Der Of acquisitions
The credentials OF Rev. T. Grier
koontz. who has recently accepted
the pastoraic of the Second Presby-
terrain church. were received from
Baltimore and Rev Noontz was On.
rolled as a member OF the local Pres
bytery
IN election was also held 10 elect
successor 10 Moderator Rev. ~. 4
Riddle. whose term 81 Office expires
this spring. and by large majority
Rev. " r. Giles. 81 Newell W. Va
WAS chosen for tho moderator for the
coming year re- Giles IL a former
resident Of Wheeling. we'll known
throughout the city and IL expected to
prove capable leader.
Additional meetings will be held
this mornig and afternoon. AZ which
many matters Of importance 10 the
welfare 81 the organization will no
taken ~ for discussion and AZ both
7efsious interesting addresses will be
made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22

evening in joint session with the
board OF control TO discuss the matter
OF drilling test wells and testing out
one OF the proposed filtration systems.
but quorum OF the committee could
not be secured and the meeting was
postponed.
A special meeting or the city coun-
Gil has been called for this evening,
and it is desired that a quorum be
present. as many matters that should
receive the immediate consideration
the matters 10 be considered are
several petitions for electric signs.
two petitions for permission 10 CON
struct areaways. the petition OF the
colored citizens and other matters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22
To BE Represented.

The local sunday schools Will be- well
reprcser ted at the state SUNDAY school
convention To be held az Glarksburg the
coming Wednesday. Thursday and Fri-
drt- Following IL a list ~ those who
Will attend Rev. John BeddoW Mr. and
Mrs. Mentor Hetzer. John White and
George Mc'raCksu are delegates from
Z 6lvarN VI. r. school RobeN Hlauker-
fop viii represent the Bible school Of
IN" Christian church. and Miss Gertrude
dunbar VII represent the Anchor class
of the same school
Mr. and Mrs J " Baker Mrs Ida
Hankin- Mrs. Blanche Pierce Miss Lem,
Mechanics Miss Bessie I've Miss Pau
line Rhoads o r. B0nar Toss Curtis
and Earl Walt are the delegates from
the First ". Y. school. and Mrs D. D.
thoHde. Mrs. Max Levy. Mrs Isaac
Rogers and Mrn. George Patterson will
reprss"ut The Soul Winners class ~ me
same school
Rev ard Mrs Flanagan will repre-
sent the Glendale sunday school
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22
All Skin Remedies Fail?

Of this offer. We are confident II will
succeed or We could not afford to make
the Offer.
II n. II. IL penetrating liquid that
kills and washes away disease germs.
leaving the skin smooth and healthy.
\ soc bottle - enough TO start the cure
~ the most obstinate cases OF Eczema,
Psoriasis and allied diseases.
ODD soap Is a valuable aid. Ask
US about "a.
Hoge x Davis. successors TO Charles
n. Goethe. Wheeling: Wyrick Drug COM
pany, Bellaire, T.. K Hoge druggist.
Martins Ferry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22

Have you tried sll the advertised skin
remedies without success. Have YOU
sought medical treatment in vaine And
YOU still suffer from that irritating itch.
that horr bic. uns!ghtly skin disease
DO not despair
t1me 10 our store and we will GUAR
ANTEE NOU INSTANT RELIEF We
VIII let YOU have "a fun size bottle Of
INC Dbl u. Prescription for Eczema a
simple. Hntisept!c wash. on our positive
guarantee thar unless IL stops the itch
AT ONCE Il Will coFt you not cent.
GU owe IL TO yourself t. take advantage
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22
Clock Beng Rsrairea.

The town clock on the central school
building ~ being thoroughly ,,Narbauled
and repaired The ngures ON the clock
lad become So dim that a person could
scarcely tell the time OF DAY and IA.
% ard OF education ordered fh. faces re-
painted. Mauy persons are lost without
me CLOCK and many times are fooled
when they look 20 see the time The
cieaninR VIII probably be completed to-
morrow and the clock replaced again.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22
MOVE AUTHORITY
Ordinance Committee TO Recommend
20 Council for More Power in
Office OF Chief of Fire Depart
ment-Council Tonight.

At meeting OF the ordinance com.
mittee OF the city council held last
evening II was recommended that
council grant Chief Edward Rose OF
the fire department greater power in
taking measures To prevent fires. The
ordinance committee would grant
Chief Rose power 20 inspect every
business building In the city at least
twice per year and TO order the re-
moval of all infiammable material or
goods from any building
The water and light committee
had also beef called TO meet last
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22
Plans Nearing Completion.

Tue committee appointed at the last
meeting OF Little Prince lodge. No. ~.
knights of Pythias. To- make arrange
lnents Tor the visitation meeting to be
heid In this city at local headquarterS
In the Trust company building. are hard
AZ work and plans Tor the affair are
nearing completion. \ splendid program
1S-nelng arranged and several addresses
Nil be made by the visiting members
nearly every lodge In the Pan Handle
section viii he well represented al the
meeting and special cars have already
hecn chartered To carry the knights 10
tbs city. A good time is anticipated.
AMI All local Knights are urgently re-
qucsted to he present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22

me MounusyIlie Retail clerks union
h.lt their annual banquet last evening
~ the fhrdN building. ~ the corner OF
:, lhth street and Lafayette avenue 1
IN ~ business session was held the frat
latt or the evening. after which a short
&C. vel Several addresses which ftroI, I
We interesting were given during the
evening. and good time WAS had IN
. present. Several new members were
ais taken into the Organization last
'Nt ming.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22
SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE
GAME is POSTPONED

The First English Lutheran church
bowling team. which was scheduled 10
roll the Eighteenth street Mission
team at the Y. ". e. 4. last evening".
failed to appear AMI III" game VIII be
rolled of at some future date.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22
Stop Connections.

Tn" CIV sewer Inspector stated YES
TO- .dt tItt uu persons below seventh
tlIcct would De allowed To- connect onto.
t.- nov sewer system until the bag
~"N|utH street sewer ~ repaired. Ia
could NOT DO learned last evening II the
sewer IHt been broken or got. but lbs
IrS. TX up Seventh street 10 will Le no.
fir.I that between jefferson and Nor
tn avenues the pavement las sunk
about tW" feet IN two places and the
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To Meet "Wednesday.

Y meeting has been called FOR We'd
i't DAY evening. To- De- held at the TrIrl-
I've ] ppol room ON jefferson avenue. for
~" purpose OF organizing tho old Mound
~. hSSebull team for thi- @caSou. All
~ didates FOR the team and an r.1,tt..s
ih'crestei are urgently requested %, Do.
?" sent- Plenty 81 good material can h..
una IN THIS city a. several good rlt,-
ers have moved into tho city during a..
at winter. and this city could be vel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22
Rulon9 Funeral Held.

uueral services over the remains az
ne late Harry RulonE. formerly Of this
10y, VINO di"d at t"ree polls. Pa. last
We're held yesterday afternoon al .
cock Rev Is. g. Rhuads. pastor ~
tire FIRST VI. T.. church. oificiated Inter
ne u was made at the Mount Rose GENE
- ': The deceased - survived by one
bf"ther Frank Ruloug. In this city.
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Horre pronned psad

While Lloyd Roberts and Dennis Dun
lSp. two well-known young men OF this
.ty' were out driving last Sunday az
t"rnoon with horse and buggy be-
longing To John Maupin. the horse fell
over dead. throwing the occupants into
tne road. dunlap was badly bruised
ABOUT the face ana neck and received
edlcal aid upon reaching the city Rob
erts was fortunate and was not injured
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22

the regular quarterly meeting OF the
MtrshaI county court ended yesterday
afternoon after a number OF miScella-
repus matters, including the payment Of
several bills, had been dispose dof The
apphcation or the Wheeling Electric
company for "A franchise to cross tie
county poor farm With its nign tension
current system was granted. however
the county Is 10 he paid $500 and TO
nave current at a rate " five cents
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22

r"ffeseut"d on the diamond again this
t'1r ~ the fans VIII give tu.m any
".rt 81 support All fans and PLAYERS
a." requested 20 10" there at the meeting
promptly - = o'clpck.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22

Procaded crepe meteor Is a new ma
teriaI and promises TO outrival both
chiffon and velvet in popularity.