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L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1913-02-22
gil STATI UNIT IMPED|RANN0I
l'UCCIS|0NE D| MADERO
Il ueneFale fiuerfa prOmette ALA mOgIie di Ma
zero al ljlplOmdllCl ESterl che Ia vita dGIPex
Pfesldente sara risparmiata..

parecehi correspondent di giornali
stranieri, con l'istru2ione di assassi-
nari in un modo nell'altro.
L'ufficiale in Questione ST sarebbe
rifiutato di compiere la carneiicina.
Queste riyelazioni .hanno. natural
mente, create enorine Impressions
mel paese ed hanno aumentato rodio
che 81 nutriya da motif contro lex
Presidente.
Ed 9 percio che vivo { in motif il
desiderio di vedere il Madero ascen-
dere al patibolo
Il Generate Huerta, pero. conver-
sando con membri del Corpo Diplo-
matico, ha dichiarato che la persona
di Madero sarebbe stata salvaguar-
data.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1913-02-22
Accuse COn!rO MaderO

Dai nuovi governanti 81 lanciano
accuse gravissime contro Madero la
sua administrations. Alcune di que
ste accuse. per quanto non ancora
proyate. sono grayissime.
ST dice che Madero, yistosi perdu-
to. ayesse in amino di ordinare un
massacre generate. + stata rinvenu-
Ia una lista contenente j nomi di tut
ii coloro che "doyeyano morire'.
I'm ufficiale di polizia ha narrato
che II Madero gil avesse consegnato
una lista contenente nomi di qua
rantatre Deputati, di parecchi Sena-
tori di parecchi giornalisti, inclusi
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1913-02-22
ViOIinista itaIiana a BerIino

Nella Sing-Akademie Saal, di Ber-
limo la gioVane violinista italiana
Margherita Rossi dette un concerto
con accompagnamento di orchestra.
La sala era affollatissima la
Rassi nell'opera 61.a di Beethoven e
nella 51a di Max Bruch entusiasmo
Tuditorio, sorprendendo per la dolcez-
"a tutta italiana della cavata, e per la
tecnica mirabile sicura.
ALA concertista yennero offeti mol
tissim doni una ventina di corbeil-
les di fiori.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1913-02-22
lie miSure del GOVernO COn'rO Il
graft"

NEW YORK - Per correggere gil
abusi di administrations, cioe II
graft 10 sperpero del pubblico dana
ro a scopi PERSONAL, II governo sta
contemplando misure energlche.
La COMMISSIONS dinchiesta re-
centemente nominate dal Governa-
tore Sulzer ha presentato a tale no.
po clnque progetti di legge. che yer-
ranno ben presto presi In consldera-
zione dalla Legislature.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1913-02-22
lie GESTA Del RIBELLI IN LIBIA
(Nostro Dispaecio Particolarc'

NostrO DispaeciO Particularly
kOMA, II - 81 ha da TripOii che
nelfoasi del Garian alcuni ufficiali.
recatisi oltre lie pOsizioni avanzate di
Tebe, udirono due sentinelle avanza-
te fino ad ElbarIni che davano Fal-
larme, sparando dele fucilate. Euro
no immediatamente radunate aIcune
pattuglie di cavalleria G quattrocento
arabi in Ordine di battaglia. vi fu IL
no scambio di fucileria, dOpo di che
ribelli ST ritirarono.
8&@
ROMA, 21 - A Derna, in occasio-
ne dele feste del Milud il Generate
Tassoni, ricevendo i notabili indigo
nj, dopo un'evocazione della potenza
navale miiitare d'Italia, 81 disse do
lente Gi dover constatare che parte
della pOpOlazione non ST era ancora
sOttomessa ST mostrava Ostile al
soldati itaIiani. i quail potrebbero
imporre la Ioro volonta ed ii lOro do
mimic cola ragione dele armi ed in
vece attendono che ribelli 81 ravve-
danO.
LA pazienza ha I'm limite con-
cIuse il Generate Tassoni e spetta
o vol di non. cOstringerci Il quanto
vOrremmo eyitare ayyenisse. Dopo le
dichiaraziOni di fedelta moi attendia-
mo fatti'.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1913-02-22
FAMOSO EDIFICIO DISTRUTT0
DkL FUOCO
CDI-paccio Teiegrafico)

PnEnROBURGO, 20. = La famosa
cattedrale di Troitsly q stata que
stoggi distrutta da un yiolentissimo
incendio. 81 riuscito pero a sal
ware la magnlfica collezione di qua
dri di incsloni le preziosissime
reliquie che 81 trovayano mel tempio
fin dall'epoca della sua fondazione.
La cattedrale era stata eretta mel
1903 da Pietro II Grande.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1913-02-22
UN'OPERA Per L'ESPOSIzlONE
DEL 1875
lDIspaccIo TeIegrasIcol

MEMPHIS, Tenn, 2l. - Mrs. ia
son Walker di questa citta, della Fe-
derazione Nazionale del Clubs musi-
cali stata informata quest'oggi che
/ cittadini di Los Angeles, Cal. han
no sottoscritto $40 mila da destinar
ST come premio al composltore di una
opera teatrale.
L'opera doyra avere carattere es-
senzia lmente americana dovra an
dar in iscena in occasione della inau-
gurazione 'Eposizlone del Canale
del Panama.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1913-02-22

Poehi giorni or sono in tutti gil
S,at Unit 81 celebrava l'anniver-
sario della nascita di Abramo Lin
coin. il Presidente Martire, l'eman
cpatore degli schiavi.
0ggi la grande Malone Ameri-
cana festeggia unanimemente un
a.tro glorioso anniversario, quello
del giOrno in cui III ami or sOno
na>ceya a Bridge Creek, mel Vir-
ginia, Giorgio Washington, l'e-
mancpatore del popolo america
To dalla oppressione dell 'Inghil
terra
La figura di Giorgio Washing
ton Uomo di State eminente. Sol
dafo yaloroso conduttOre ardito
Ell agyedrto di eserciti, legislato-
re saplente, e una di quelle che
smpre pin ingigantiscono mano a
mano che procede innanzi la sto-
ria del popoli.
Glorgio Washington non flu un
ucmo di guerra mel sense che 81
attrlbuisce commemorate a tale e.
SpreSSIone. La guerra non flu per
Jul cbe il meZZo necessario ed inc
Ntablle per raggiungere 10 scope
supreme della sua vita. quello di
'edere qreste terre, dele quail la
Sua grande e lungiveggente ANNA
nreSentiva il luminoso avvenire
hoerafsl dial giogo del conquista-
torn costituirsi in Malone indi-
ppndente. forte gloriosa.
r. quando. cOnclusa la pace, egli
VIDE lI suo bel sogno avverato. CO.
ME antico Cincinnato. come il no.
gro grande Eroe Giuseppe Carl
oaldl, che Sc fosse vissuto a quei
'enpi sarebbe certo accorso a pre-
%afe AHA cauSa americana il suo
'd'cio @ la sua spada, 81 ritiro a
WA prlvata, fernando al fecondo
layoro del campi.
Na il popolo americana che sa-
Pe'a come Giorgio Washington
non ioNSe soltanto degno di essere
gaI'ha'o primo in guerra, ma,
lO'Se anche il primo e il piu
gtande del cittadini nellie nobili
oN'IpIme della pace, non 10 lascio
''ppo Tempo godere del suo ripo-
w. "a 10 elesse con voto plebiscie
''i'o ALA SUprema carica della
lnova repubblica.
V'ando mel 1899 egli mori, par
We quasi che fosse tramontata la
9'e,a poIare che doveva guidare
I'd NaNone al suoi futuri destini
-- IoNSe scomparso il suo hume
.D,e'are e il lutt6 flu immense
lade>civihile
NDljo che fiji diviso da tutto il
:o'Io rlvile, perche non vi era
p'o alre, angelo della terra, owe
nome dl Giorgio Washington
,n. on lo>Se cggettO di reverente am
FAM. MOI lialiani, cui padri dovet-
'o amen 'essi lottare g combatte-
PER- D Sacri ideali della liberia
oo., os' ndioendenza. associamocj
m | con fervente concordia di
,,l ao,I allie manifestation collie
''' negli Stati Unit 81 ricorda e
4 ''',nemora il giorno in cui Vi
- Luae il Padre della Patria
Mes. '-1o osotenenza di Trento ha
"a 1o..." NJ" aecreto con cui proibisce
cosa1. ozione aerea nella zona di
o.. verso rItalia la Svizzefa
n4 5.. ,erimento di aviazione rima-
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1913-02-22
QuOtazloM della Rcndita
liaIldna 9 del Gamble
tNo.tro Di~pae~ss Par'ieoisre,

ROMA. al. ~ Ia Rendiia
italiana $50 per cento d'inte-
resse 81 quotizza eontanti a
l.. DS.3O.
| cambi della giornata sono
quotati come appresso;
Cambio su IOndra L.. 2o.s3
per Ira sterlina.
Cambio su Parigi l.. iOi-s2
per 100 franchi.
cambio su Bellino l.. f2o.fo
per 100 marchi.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1913-02-22
1ELEGRAMM|
ALl'ITALIA
ALA CAMERA
Una interr0gazione deII'Onor.
ChIeSa ViVaCi attacchi G Vi
vO SCambIO di apOstrOfi.

ROMA, 81 -, ST 1 syoItn ooai ALA
camera Tinterrogazione deIpOnore.
toie Eugenio Chiesta sull'apertura "A
ihvofno di un istituto diretto da 90.
suit. ii deputato repubblicano richia-
ma il Ministro per la Pubblica Jstru.
ziohe aifosserVanza della Ieege, col
neSare In cOncessione.
Lon. Cameroni, cIericale, inter-
fohpe spesso Ion. Chiesa e ira due
avViene un vivo scambio di apostrofi
LOn. Nicini rimbecca ron. Chic
sa, dicendO che il Ministro i'm ouesta
questione come in lutte lie aItra del
genere ha applicato rigorosamente lie
hoerta statntarie ed ma difeso il PEN
siero laicO, mantenendosi sulla via
Celia liberia della giustizia.
ii discute Quindi il bilancio del
Ministero degli Esteri.
kitofna a parlare ron. Chiesa. il
quale 81 scagiia contro rAustria di-
ce che IL partito repubblicano non So
stera mai 'opposizione alPallean-
"a deltltalia cole Potenze centraIi.
farla quindi dele isole dell'Egeo g
dice che TItaiia dovra lasciarle iibe-
re di sccgiiere la sorte che loro pin
aggrada, mentre il Generate Ameelio
e state ridotto IA fare il eendarme.
A queste parole scatta in piedi TO
norevole GioIitti, il quaIe grida al
lindirizzO del Chiesa:
= Angelic ha fatto sempre il suo
dovere,
L'On. Marcora escIama:
- I'm generate italiano non quo
mai essere oggetto di una mantle
stazione ostile dove piant0 vittorioso
lie nostre bandiere.
Tutta la Camera applaude entusia-
sticamente allie parole del Presiden-
te Marcora.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1913-02-22

Una dele pia increseevoli Q noeive'
cose II questo monde u la dabbenas-
gine che usurpi II nome della bonita.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1913-02-22

SONIA. Bulgaria, 21. - I'm CEN
tinaio di cristiani sono stati massa-
craft ieri dale truppe turche mel vii
laggio di Kenaminio, stando al di-
spacci qui ricevuti dal Governo Bul.
garc.
ST dice che altri massacri orriblli
siano stati perpetrati mel distretto di
Tchatalaja, parte del quale rimasto
indifeso causa il parziale ritiro delle
truppe bulgare.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1913-02-22
INFORMAzIONI
TELEGRAF|CHE
NUOvE ATROCITA' Del TURCHl
Dispnccio Tcicgrafico)

LONDRA, 22. -- I'm dispaccio al
Daily Mail dai Dardanelli reca che
80 bastimenti trasporto di proprieta
del Governo Greco 81 troyano a Mitile-
ne pronti sbarcare truppe ALA Baia
di Besika.
10 sbarco di queste truppe ha su-
bito un notevole ritardo causa le pes
sine condizioni del tempo
Dodicimila soldati turchi sono stati
trasportati da Gallipoli ALA citta di
Dardanelli parecchie attire migliaia
di uomini sono stati spediti per ter
ra ALA volta di BesilIa
La situazione ad Adrianopol in
varlata. La Sublime Porta ST RI
tiutata di concedere agli stranieri il
permesso di abbandonare Ia cittA.
II Goycrnatore delle fortezze ha poi
provveduto ALA salvezza ALA sieu-
rezza del forestierl
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1913-02-22

na.. '.losotenenza di Trento ha
IA 1o..,u u aecreto con cui proibisce
CONS Nozione aerea nella zona di
On. 'erso FItalia la Svizzefa
de- a.,.l Ss,.efimento di ayiazione rima-
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-08-08
Montrat N. c.

Montrat N. &.
Mrs. Arthur Bother and son Harold
are with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. j..
d. Burchell for visit.
Miss Flossie Tribble has returned
home after visit to her aunt Mrs.
Henry Riddleberger.
Miss Fannie Francis of Oklahoma,
is the guest of her grandparents Mr..
and Mrs. James Francis.
Mrs. B. M. Lear and daughter Miss
Alma have gone to Canada, Niagra
Falls and other points of interest.
Miss Bessie White of Richmond, Mr..
and Mrs. Charlie White of Valley View
are visiting their mother Mrs. Emma
White.
Misses Ethyl Estridge, Nellie Rice
and Margaret Nolan were guests of
Miss Margaret Anderson during the
Berea Fair.
After several weeks visit to her
friend Mrs. Burdette Ramsy Miss Vio-
la Preston has returned to her home
in Louisville.
DIR. and Mrs. B. Ramsey of Stanford
Mr.. Terrill Ramsey wife and children
of Chorolette Court House, Va are the
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-08-08
Some choice SOuthdown
bucks for sale. Better
than / ever owned before.
r. L. Elkin.
Farmers Barbecue.

Mr.. ]. N. Camden, of Woodford
County has issued invitations for an
old fashion barbecue, at his home near
Versailles, on Wednesday, August,
Goth. Mr.. Camden in his invitation
says;
Every farmer, and every farmers
wife, and everyone interested in bet
ter farming in the State, who feels an
interest in increasing the rewards of
agriculture, and in lettering the con-
ditions of farm life, is most cordially
and urgently invited to be my guest on
August 20. This invitation is given in
the spirit of good fellowship, and the
desire to help, and all who accept it
will be most warmly welcomed"
The following instructive and in
teresting program has been arranged.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-08-08

Miss Nell Ray has returned to her
home after a visit to Miss Stella Ray.
Miss Nancy Long who has been visit
ing Miss Agnes Miles has returned
home.
Mr.. Lillard Miles of Somerset was
with Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Miles last
week.
Mr. Richard Burton and family of
Bryantsville were with friends here
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Stapp and son
Irwin, attended the fair at Harrodsburg
Friday.
Mr. Floyd Curtis and family were
with Mrs. ]. S. Gilbert the latter part
of the week.
Miss Bulah Hendren and brother Will
of Madison were guests of Mrs. Cecil
Broadus Sunday.
Mrs. Charlie Thompson and daughter
Miss Ruby of Missouri are guests of
Mrs. Andrew Bogie.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L. Sanders motored
from Crab Orchard Sunday, and attend
ed the dedication of the new Methodist
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Burton, Miss
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-08-08

Judge Barker, president State I'm
iversity of Kentucky. will preside.
Professor Cyrus w. Hopkins. Uni
versity of Illinois, Subject: Soil Con-
servation.
E. M. Tousley, of Minnesota, editor
of Cooperation and secretary of
Right Relationship League Subject:
Cooperation.
DIR. Bradford Knapp, Washington,
D. C. Chief of Farmers Cooperative
Demonstration Work. Subject Farm
Extension Work.
Professor Charles j. Brand. Wash
ington, D. c., assistant in charge Bu-
reau of Marketing. Subject: Coop
erative Farm Marketing.
r. L. Barnett, secretary and treas
urer of Kentucky Division of Farm
ers Educational Cooperative Union OF
America. Subject: Farmers Union.
]. w. Newman, commissioner OF
Agriculture of Kentucky. Subject:
State Aid.
DR.. Fred Mutchler, Washington, D.
c., chief in charge of demonstration
work in Kentucky. Subject, Boys
and Girls Demonstration Work.
j. c. Caldwell, banker Lakefield,
Minnesota, Subject: The Farmer and
His Finances.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-08-08
4---HOTELS.--4

Light airy connecting rooms. Ca
pacity 500 guests. 100000 brick build
ing. S5acres Shady Woodland. Finest
in the South-hot and cold shower and
tub baths. Boating, hunting and fish
ing. A four-acre lake Is feet deep.
1 1-2 miles from Dix river. 20 fit. solid
concrete bathing pool Grand Ball
room, Electric light and ice plant.
Long distance phone, four daily trains,
express, free auto garage, livery in
connection. Reduced rates on all rail-
roads. Bus meets all trains, two each
way daily. Fine band, in summer.
IL Lincoln County. KY, on Knoxville
branch L. & N, lis miles from Louis
vile, 60 miles from Lexington, 139
miles south of Cincinnati: Special Rail-
road Rates.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-08-08
BUENA VISTA

Miss Sadie Scott is visiting relatives
in Lexington.
Mr.. T. M. Scott is better after sew
eral days serious illness.
Mr.. d. S. Lane of NicholasvilIe has
been with Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Scott
several days.
Miss Myrtle Ruble who is teaching
in upper Garrard spent the weeks end
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. J. F.
Ruble.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Christopher
spent several days of this week with
Mr.. Thomas Christopher and the fami-
ly of ]. E. Scott.
Miss Bessie Doty has returned to
her home in Lexington after pleasant
stay of five weeks with Mrs. ]. K.
Daugherty.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-08-08

Agnes Miles, Messrs H. M. DeMoss
and Milton. Elliott motored to Harrods-
burg Friday.
Rev. H. M. DeMoss will preach here
Sunday his subject for morning will be
a Christians Duty to his Church and at
night a Fathers Advice to his Son.
The Dedication of the new Methodist
church was in every way a success,
the amount of money contributed being
$500. Rev. G. w. Bunton ID. D. of
Covington delivered the Dedicatory
Address. Rev. ]. B. Stratton of
Barbourville and Rev. Cooley of
Nicholasville also assisted in the
services.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-08-08
PAINT LICK.

Miss Christine Metcalf is visiting the
Misses Beck at Mckinney.
Mr.. Newton Todd of Atlanta Ga. is
the guest of his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Todd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney Griggs are
spending several days with relatives
in Lexington.
Miss Lucy Francis has returned to
her home after two weeks visit at
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-08-08

ut is because know it does save them, be-
cause know it is Gods truth thai take the deep
est interest in the Kelley Cure, and so long as
live shall raise my voice in advocating its effica
cy.
RI REV JOHN STANLEY,
Bishop of North Dakota
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-08-08

Il have sent two hundred of my employees,
from butchers to foreman, and all have been per-
manently cured. From personal letter to DIR.
Keeley.) l do not think there is any thing or
any one man who ever did the good to humanity
that you are doing with your cure.
P. D. ARMOUR.
Late head of the Armour Packing Compang, Chica-
CO. Ill.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-08-08
BUCKEYE.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Noel We're in
Lexington Tuesday.
Miss Leila Teater of Lloyd has been
the guest of Miss Lucinda Carter.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-08-08
Our Medical Department.

80 years in operation and still the
best.
Patients are not confined.
Patients are not nauseated, nor made
i'll.
The treatment removes the poison,
builds up the nerves, improves manhood
clears the brain, makes a man out of
nervous wreck, stops all craving for
liquor.
Liquor patients require weeks
treatment. Drug patients require to
6 weeks. Cigaretts and Tobacco
patients require 2 to weeks.
Price for four weeks treatment for
either Liquor or Drug 500.
Kelley Treatment for Tobacco or
Cigarette habit, $50 for two weeks at
Grab Orchard, KY, Kelley Institute.
Home Treatment for Tobacco addiction,
S. per pair.
Kelley Home Treatment for
Neurasthenia or Nerve Exhaustion, So
per pair )2.8-ounce bottles.)
Board is additional, $3.50 per week.
Skillful nurses in attendance.
Charitable Societies send men here.
That's real charity.
Big contractors send their employees
here.
1t pays.
The best Lodges send men to cured.
That's true brotherhood.
Do it now.
The wealthy men and Doctors come
themselves, Shows what they think.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-08-08

guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Burdette Ram
sey.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-08-08


the will be given splendid trained nurse will be
him be
for r
enandw ncued, Physicians
Our Medical Department.
n
thin Of
panstaing
tbatofthe marked
Their nedsmayv 81 thema nw
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-08-08

81 desire to express my qualification with
results of the Kelley Cure on those of my troop
who have taken it, as we'll other old and good
soldiers in other troops that l have known for
years. ..'..... 1t is noticeable that those re-
quiring and taking the treatment are the very best
soldiers in my command
CAPT. EZRA B. FULLER,
7th Cavalry Commanding Troop E.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-08-08
Cheap Cures.


eh o and
0meike urounGnga md gnteme
The Kelley before the public for
than thirywo years. recognized only reliable
treatment for Liquor Drug public We publish
testimonials and endorsements received
prominent the country and in different
NATIONAL and in nena-
ons rputatons could not be
purchased a any price.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-08-08

ut becomes my duty to speak with reyer-
ence the name of DIR. Leslie E. Kelley
REV. JENKIN LLOYD JONES, Chicago.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-08-08

Il tested this cure; selected half dozen of the
toughest products of alcoholism which the Chicago
looms had been able to turn out and the drunken-mak
ing shops in other city beat them in their line of
workmanship. The experimental cases were SEPT down
to Kelley, one at time extending over a period of
several weeks And in due time they all returned
to me, looking as if a veritable miracle had been
wrought upon them, The change for the better
great that scarcely recognized them They went away
sots and returned gentlemen. 1t was amazing, and
converted belief in the efficacy of Dr. Keeleys
treatment for alcoholism and opium"
HON. JOSEPH MEDILL,
Late Editor Chicago Tribune
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-08-08

1.-The Kelley Cure has saved where nothing
else under Heaven would 1t has on 1T the
mark of the approval of the Lord God Almighty.
REV. T. DEWITT TALMAGE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-21
Nc Mechcn Briefs.

Several local persons made the trip
TO Wheeling yesterday in their autos
TO attend the semi-centennial celeDra.
ton
{. A. Nsnaman. who has been con
fined TO his home on Narsnai street
with serious illness for the past few
weeks. remains about the same.
Rev. and Mrs. n. v. Moose. Of Jolly
town. Pa. are spending a few days
with friends and relatives IN this city
Miss Schneider. ~ Parkershurg. T.
spending a few days with fri, nds ana
relatives In this city
Mr.. and Mrs. John HARRIS. ~ Pitts
bursh. Pa. are spending few days
with friends and relatives here
Tho usual Saturday night social vii
be held this evening in n, basement
OF the new First VI. + church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-21
M'MECHEN
Many Go to wheeling.

Inis town was deserted yesterday
from early morning until late In the
evening. as nearly every person who
could possibly get away went TO
" hee-ing. where they attended the
iast day OF the semi-centennial cele-
oration. Tn Wheeling Traction CON-
pany put extra cars into service on
the local division TO convey the large
crowds 10 and from Wheeling. All the
stores. barber shops and bank were
closed yesterday at noon. Many bust
ness places were decorated all during
the week with flags. bunting and state
colors.
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Held Lawn Fete.

The members OF Miss Lulu Cham
bers' Sunday school class OF the F1rst
VI. T. church of this city held lawn
fete last evening on the MARBLE lot,
near the corner Of Sixth and Marshall
streets. and the affair proved TO be
very successful. All during the even
ing the members in charge OF the ar
fair were kept busy. and a neat sum
Was realized from the affair.
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Held interesting Services.

The junior class OF the First NJ. e
church held a very interesting meet
ing last evening In the basement OF
the new church. A splendid program
was rendered during the evening. and
Rev. r. ID. Fellers. pastor OF the
church. delivered a short Eidress cur
Ing the evening. Several new Nom
bers were taken into the organization
last evening