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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-30
FOR THE DEPARTED
CIevelaHder Plans Unique Mat
solemn q Stories High.
Or. Michel Declares He Has Disco.
cred Secret Of Embalming Sub
stance That Was Used In
Ptolemy's Time.
By "Hop."

Cleveland. O.-That antique gentle
man who said history repeats Itself
might be Interested in the plan pro
posed by Dr. G. II Michel. 3s0S Pros.
pect avenue. for disposal OF the dead.
Michel. bachelor of science in the
University OF Marseilles, and who
claims to have rediscovered the Sc
cret by means OF which the ancient
Egyptians preserved the bodies OF
those they revered. offers the idea
OF public mausoleum twenty
stories high. with crypts for 27.00B
bodies, to supplant the unsanitary
cemetery, which. by reason of the
space. is. he says. rapidly becoming
impractical
The scheme as outlined. especially
for the present use OF the congestet
cities OF New York and Chicago. pro
yides that the mausoleum be pyra
midal In construction, like those OF
old Egypt
Should II ever be adopted tourists
will not have to go TO the land o.
Anubis to see Cheops. but merely
lotus and the Nile and the dog headed
take trip TO any metropolitan GENE
terry, Consequently. II may be that
DR. Michel's idea will meet with op
position from Cooks and other tour
lst agencies
The undertakers OF the Ptolemya
time stored away the great and beau
tiful Of their land. for future refer
once 1.-THE reference being to the un
certain date Of n trombone solol. A.
ancient kings and queens. coutosar
and beautiful slaves were swathed in
bandages. Immersed In secret oils
unguents and pitch calculated 10 ou
able frail mortality 20 withstand the
rayagcs OF centuries, so we of thia
day may actually immortallze. II We
follow Michols advice
II may be- argued that Lillian Rus.
sell. Sarah Bernhard and other OF our
stage favorites. not 10 mention some
OF our Republican statesmen. will not
need extraneous aids 20 preservation
that they are perennial
Then the Carnegie institute might
arrange for a foundation having as IT,
purpose the naturalization by Dr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-30
You Are in Doubt Trial Will Convince you that
Daily News Classified Ads
Surely Get Results---l2 Words Three Times, Csc

good size. and colors. sis, immediate
delivery. 100 coming 3 and As
s45, immediate or $50 spring deliv-
cry: $50 cows from TO : years Old
good Durham and white faced cows
so or 90 per cent calf crop, at S41
per head. One car OF three year old
steers at $3.50. immediate delivery.
1926 calves az s23. immediate or s25
spring. !. VI. Bailey, Hale Center
Texas 75-3c
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-30
Sky sersper msusoleum.

Michels method Of eX-presidents and
their entombment in pyramids or
great SphlnXes like the Pharoahs
builded for themselves Needless 70
say this would be after they were
unable TO draw the pension provided
Hitherto the chief objection TO IN.
terment In mausoleums has been the
necessity OF disInfectlng plant. the
savant points out
Ry preparing the bodies With his
special ombalming huld before plac.
ing them IN the crypt. the necessity
% a disinfecting plant Is obyiated. he
saws. FOR n the bodies ara treated &c.
cori.ng Co his directions. docom.
position viii o. no more possible than
ia marble statue
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-30

Should Cy Young sign with the
Atlanta club tho Crackers would
have in the veteran pitcher and
catcher Lew McAlllster. the Oldest
battery in organized baseball.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-30

ron sA .LE-Choice White Leghorn
ocherels and pullets from Blue
,ibnon parents at Dalhart. Amarillo
ma Plainview. winning this year
irpta. 7 seconds and 6 thirds. II. T.
ful6row. Canyon, Texas. t--'p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-30
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-Horse collar between Nor
row-Thomas and First and y. Lin
coin. Phone ESQ. 7j-3p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-30

non sALE-One 25 horsepower gas
usane. good as new. Can be seen
a operatlon, will make price right
ems II desired. J. Z. Bryant 90"
'-.S-r,o rexas 6ltfc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-30

,MARILLO CAMP, W. o. W.. No
1889. meete Thursday night OF each
week In Grand Opera House hal
local camp dues 20 cents per month,
90 more. Every chopper In the city
invited So-tfs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-30
MISCELLANEOUS.

3ATE-One cent n woro rrst ,nser'
ton, one-half cent q word each sub
ieQuent insertion
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-30

WORK IN ANY CITY in the world;
make s25 to $50 per week writing
show-cards; pleasant trade anybody
can learn. Write Southern Cores
pondence School, Box 1881, Dallas,
Texas. 67-7c cod
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-30

-OR eALE-Ten sections improved
aneh. 20 sections improved ranch,
9th In Hutchinson county. these
anches are fine range. plenty OF
unuing water. Price right easy
erms- Apply 10 s. G. Carter. Ana
lilo. Texas. p. o. Box 500. Phone
a7. 2as-tfc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-30
FOR SALE

a. SALE-The most modern cot
sam Amarillo. hot water, heating
TIM. laundry tubs. gas and eiee-
~ lights. basement. doors
/ windows are all weather-strlp-
n part trade, balance easy pay
~ r. L. Bigger. Phone S23 OF
~ 73-tfc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-30

FOR RENT Nice broom modern
cottage. convenient for two families,
back yard fenced. 1904 Pierce.
Phone l45e. Gl-tfc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-30

White girl for general
hou1eNork. 1900 Tyler street. Phone
9a1 75-tfc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-30

rOR sALF-3O acre truck farm at
Iitcheock. Texas. only Il miles from
;alves,on. the best marketing place
n the state. Hitchcock ships more
inter vegetables than any town IN
ho mate and is also an ideal place
or dsirying and poultry raising. ]
,lso have several small farms at Al
n Iona. which is only IS miles from
,alvefton and in the fruit belt OF
he Gull Coast. also have Alta
,ouna town lots, improved or unim-
,royod. Write me for prices and
uIl particulars. Address A. l.. Mol
~, Ara Iona Texas. 69-sp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-30

.OR SALE-Ground maize heads
md kafir chops. Buy direct from
he iarmer. Phone o62. Quincy
,ou 70-i2p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-30

RAILROAD MEN own a modern
livo-Poom bungalow on southeast
oruor lot. located conveniently for
or home. will sell on easy pay
aents and at the right price. Address
3o1 106. Amarillo. Texas, or phone
M 5s-tf
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FIRST INSERTION
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.

FOR TRADE $4,000 equity in so
acres of alfalfa for Amarillo proper
ty. c. II. Parsons. Elk Hotel. 7i-3p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-30

COAL TO SELL-Call Dreamer for
Colorado coal and get your moneys
worth. Phone 1856. 56-26p
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FOR RENT.

RATE one cent a word fret inser-
tlon. one-nalf cent q word eacn sun
seqIent insertion.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-30

FOR RENT Three modern furnish
ed housekeeping rooms. zoo West
Eighth street 75-6p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-30

FOR RENT-Six room modern brick
house. Nineteenth and Washington.
500 per month. l.. 7. Sears, 1917
East Fifth. 75-4p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-30

= BALE-s5O steers. coming IS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-17

pumper. In the Bremen district.
Rush Creek township. Fairfield county
the Carter OIL company Is starting "A
test on the Robeck Cummings farm.
Shallow Sand Territory.
IN me Woodsheld district. Summit
townshlp' Monroe county. c. VI. & ID.
u watson & Co. have drilled No. 2 on
me Louis Schrader farm through tn,
Neener sand and have 15-barr>I
pnmper. In the same township. the
central Gas company has drilled a
second test on the John Weber farm
through the Big lnjun sand and has a
snow for 20-barrel producer.
across the Monroe county line in
wayne township. Belmont county
& Nandergrift have drilled a test or
The Oscar Sheppard farm through the
h'ener sand and have duster This
location Is about two miles northea 81
OF New Castle.
In the Marietta district Ware,
township. Jefferson county. George a.
beTry & Co. have drilled a tes, on
the John Cofman farm through the
stray above the ealt sand and have
custer. In the Rose Run district
Independence township. -birr.,,.,
o-Hly' The Reno on company ms
started 70 drill No. on the liari.n
EDWARDS farm. In the Stockport a..
district, Penn township. Morgan coun.
y >. \ itenne has drilled a ties, ON
, l. george DouFan farm through the
,oN hun sand and las a buster. Tnts
"'aiion is onc-half mile We. ~ ,,,
W'I on the Stokes farm. comnIe-ed
last week
o.
Southwe Pennsylvania cor,,t..x.
one and one-half miles soufbess' -
Ior 'yviile. IN Indiana TOWNSHIP Al.
l'Ehrny county. pa. Alex W-fis, !.
20. have completed No 4 n, ,rc
cochran heirs farm and have o. ,,.
DaTrel pumper. In The same di.,-.-,
,he National oil company has co.,,
pIsled Nos 3 and on tho uor,r
nel,' iaIm and they are good for rvs
ana six barrels. respectively
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-17
dAD COME TO GREET HUSBAND
AND FATHER IN MAR
TINS FERRY,
But Upon Arriving In New York Were
Told That He Had Seen Killed
and Was Buried Yesterday.

Probably one OF tho saddest and
most heartrendiug cases that has ever
been brought 70 the attention q Off
Gals OF Martins Ferry. as well as the
immigration officers in New York. was
that OF yesterday. when telegram
was sent 20 New York by Coroner Ny
ers. OF Belmont county. notifying re
immigration officials Of the death of q
foreigner IN the Ohio town The OH
ciais In New York were told 10 douor'
the widow Of Andy Mike. who was
clectrocutcd In the y. & O mine az
Florence. Tuesday TIE mans body
was inferred In Riverview cemetery
yesterday afternoon. following ser
vices in the Baptist mission church In
Martins Ferry. which he recently
Joined Rev Mr.. Lowe. pastor OF the
First Baptist church OF that city. OIL
ciated AZ the service.
Tho victim OF tho accident came 20
this corltry several years ago 20 pro
vide a home for his wife and children
whom he had left On italy lie was
very industrious. and after saving HIS
earnings. sent TRANSPORTATION for the
family. and during rho PAST several
weeks had been planning for their are
rival tie had arranged a home for
them and was preparing for % vol
come. such az only he could provide.
and lad talked almost continuously of
the meeting The family sailed for
the lard % tho free and arrived I'm
New York harbor Yesterday
P-csbi7u th- News.
Just as they were planning 20 leav.
the big steamer and start on the
cross country trip toward Martins
Ferry and the husband and father.
they were halted hy tho immigration
officials. who broke the e0d nows
What followed can well bo realized
tn" widowed mother with her chill
drcn faced % serious problem They
were told that they must return again
20 their native land. never 20 500 tho
husband and father who had planned
for Thorn. and whom 'hey taI planned
20 see
Probably about the time that tho
widowed mother was being told a.
the death of hrr beloved husband
pervices we're hr.u- hold over 'fo
body in Martin Ferry Strong mon
who have known other sad 0rplr-.rr.
os wer' ar they saw tho BODY NJ tho
unfortunate minor '1iI fr ra Iaef rrrf.
Ing place. '-0rr mon she'd fr4-a a4
they Thought n. fHn unfortunate wild.
ow and fHffrr'... children nfp gr-r
being tniI That fheg mref rat -a.
their only support HrI muaf rrurr
'D 'ln Hri f-" rh.rH fHnr came fr
erect fha Iory absent friend Tho
.orr Irn 1910. ono M f.. ru.t r.Ifrf
over hold .r f-'s r'e.r.f. and fn. COR
row NJ fhn aUfIr. ..rmurf. BE- -
i'ii'I i' War stranger and Dor Chill
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-17
SALARY TWICE
THAT OF MAYOR
DElINuENT TAX COLLECTOR OF
PITTSBURGH HAS SOME
JOB.
investigation Reveals That Officials
and Clerks Get Cash Advanced
From Funds.

PITTSBURGH. Pa, Oct. 16.-Tne
New York Bureau OF Municipal Re
search. which some time ago was in
vited TO make a survey OF the various
municipal departments OF Pitts
burgh's city government. recommends
in report TO the finance committee
of the city council. that the Office or
delinquent tax collector be abolished
by Amendment TO existing laws and
that this office be taken over by the
city treasurer. The delinquent tax
collectors office has been the point
of attack in many municipal cs-u-
paigns. and even the state legislature
has been besieged for its support to
this end.
The report was made public today.
and in part says that under the pres
ent system the city pays TO the tax
collector IL per cent for his serv-
ices. In 1912 his percentage amount
ed TO s4l.479. He pays the expenses
of his office. such as clerk hire. sta
tionery. etc. which amounted TO SCI
500. His net income. therefore. last
year. was approximately $4,000.
double the salary paid to the mayor
OF the city This. the commission 5
report states. results in a loss 10 the
city OF $4,000 annually. inasmuch rs
the collections could be made by the
treasurer's office. with comparatively
little addition 70 the force.
Makes Cash Advances.
1T Is the practice" the report as
serts. ito make cash advances and
loans TO present and former city of
ficials and employees as we'll as TO out
CfAa fndFr.flrrnfp 81 81
OF delinquent taxes. On July 20. 1913.
the total advances and loans carried
on the books as cash on hand amount
ed 10 s1.1O4. representing So items
supported by due bills. salary assign
ments. notes. receipts. etc"
Among these latter is manner for,
mer Judge Of the County courts. Elliot
Rogers. represented BY a dishonored
check for S1,905 dated May 13. 1909
The present director OF publis safety.
John II. Daley. Is represented by a
check for $500. dated July l. 1913.
Others are r. II. Faulkner. nephew OF
;. J. Grenst. the present collector:
advances from October 10. 1912. to
July !. 1913. s3O5.
Howard b Oursler. present head os
bureau OF supplies: Director Of w..
partmcnt Of Health r. n. Walters
William Coates. chief OF fire depart
ment II. J. Owens. city pay master.
and numerous clerks and book-keeD-
ers in various departments are rep
resented by items named as advances
or checks or notes. in sums from 800
10 $500.
The report is in the hands of the
city council. which has not yet been
called TO consider II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-17
BENWOOD RAILROAD YARD WAS
SCENE OF SPECTACULAR FIRE
EARLY LAST EVENING WHEN
TWO CARS LOADED WITH
GASOLINE BURNED.
Fire Spread 10 Other Cars and 20
Dispateher's Ohiee-Ioss
VIII Be Heavy.

Fire OF unknown origin destroyed
two box cars loaded with barrels Of
gasoline in Benwood last nirht. en-.
failing a loss Of several thousands oi
dollars The cars were on the loop
track IN the Benwpod yards and STA.
toned near tho TELEGRAPH Office OF
the u & " railroad ~ the junction
ready 90 Dc pulled out on a run wheI
the ere Wa discovered Brakemen ~
passing saw flames shoot from one ~
tho cars. and Immediately thereafter
there was an explosion a. ono Of the
barrels burst This was followed ~
other explosions. and soon both cara
were seothInr mass 81 flames. with
burning ga oline nying in every di.
rcction
Tie two volunteer hre companies
NJ Eonwood wore called 20 the scfsa
but were unable fo go any good inc
hrcmcn were unable 10 rot near tne
fire because ~ the danger involved
hy tt" bursting NJ barrels Before
rho cars nearby could be- uncoupled
and removed from tho scene. me
flames spread to them and several
were anor burning. as was also the
III p1fchcr's Office
After tho gasoline had burned fft
hr' that spread to other places was
"Nunguishsf Tho bi8zc attracted y
larr" crowd in short flme and much
excitement was caused ae tho evpfos.
lone occurred
ip until an early hour THIS mornirr
officials ~ the B & q were Unable
to give any Information a. fo the
cause of the hrc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-17
About People
heVemente Of individuals TO and
from the City.

Miss Dean has resumed her work
as teacher IN the high school. after
being out on account OF sickness.
Miss Amelia Good Of the North
Side is In Pittsburgh
Mrs Morton Courtwright OF Chi.
cago viii he here for the funeral OF
her mother. Mrs. Alexander Kennon.
Miss Charlotte Evans OF Edging.
ton Lane is in the city for a few
days
Henry Robieulet OF the South Side
has returned from Grafton.
Mrs. Lewis Airing OF the East End
IS confined TO her home by pneumonia.
William Nader Of Martins Ferry
has returned from a few weeks stay
in Michigan
Miss Emily Bartelle % the East
End has accepted a position with
Kaufmann's in Pittsburgh.
Mrs. William Cunningham has re-
turned home after a lengthy stay in
Cleveland
Miss Gertrude Malonoy OF StlfeI
Co o. ont again after "a slight illness.
Mrs Mary Conrad % Pittsburgh is
visiting her daughter Mrs Frank
EeCklcr OF the South side
Miss Hazel Beck % Muncic. Ind
stopped I'M the city today en- route 10
Pittsburgh
John Maynard Of stcubenviue was
% business visitor here today.
Miss Jessie Brandt OF South Chan
line street is visiting in Cumberland.
Joseph Reich ~ Toledo was IN the
city calling on relatives yesterday.
Albert Fladning has returned from
Akron
Miss Lucille Donovan Of Elm Grove
was shCrpInl u .U. ..
Miss Blanche Kane has been tho
guest Of Mrs VI. r Hail In ST.
Clairsvillc
Mise Mary McConnaughy visited
her father in ST Clairsville for a
few days
Mrs Arthur Marriott ~ Mobile Ala
Who is The guest of relatives here. IL
slightly Il
Jams y. Hendrix has returned 70
MS homo ln Woodlawu aftcf spend
lnE the past few weeks at Saranac
Lake Tor The benefit OF bis health
Miss Mary Nalooly. of South EoT
street. has returned Co her home after
visiting friends in Scvicklcy. Pa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-17

IS DENOUNCED

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. oct IG-The
failure 81 the legislature. recently ad-
journcd. 10 pass several measures was
denounced and the fitness Of the legis
lato's assalled to-day az the session OF
the NTH annual Pennsylvania Confer
cnce OF Charities and Correction.
Mrs Franklin p. lams. Of Pittsburrb.
Vic" pres iient of the legislative com
mi''ee of the state Federation OF Wo-
mon. said that because Of the kind of
mon sent 10 the legislature and their
Iar. %. interest g anything except
what concerned themselves. 10 could
not be expected that they would do
much for state wide progression"
Allen r. Burns. secretary OF the
llNsbureh civic commission. stated
mat because tho individual members
of the House and Senate could only
Soc what would Doc personally adyanta
nI7 20 them. party leaders could
whip them into line In any fashion
'.'Y chos. by holding tho defeat OF
pet measures over their heads
'n introducing tho first speaker.
Bernard Newman. general secretary Of
the philadelphia housing commission.
it n. Little. Cd Iirmau ~ the meeting.
a'd Thar moro good had resulted from
recent social legislation than in many
proNi0u. wears
No Cause For Complaint.
Nr Newman supplemented this by
saying that tho friends Of the hnus.
.ne movement Of tho state had no
oau." fo complain about recent Iceis.
iatinn. Hn stated that 10 De- now pos
SID" for small communities 10 prc-
vent Tho congestion in housing which
trouble. large rIfIre
SIR Newman said that tho city
could 1Id fhr HOUSING commission bv
h'..Inr ita suhwaye loo such a man
nor %. 'o aii in developing the subur.
'in and outlying districts
k'rHrdinr The recently appointed
-np"i'ar planning commission. no
said
TN body OF able mon. Representa-.
i.f' n. 'h"Ir counties. 81 probably The
I'' .. fnn country today and VIII
HHTI' H.r1h'v fo tho city and ifs ad.
'''n' towns much good
AI..u f Burns. who reviewed tho
...''' MI. GUESSED hr preceding .ppat.
'' | flo Legislature d'd good
'''N . 'Hn raaeIs. OFF bills which aI.
.'f.I.I fhr .rnrr.n.e off toiIcrs .ff
vas ai Tho same rmo quite lax fr tho
trr Hf bills which would do sv4,
'.iH 'Hr cause Of that SUFFERING" no
.ir Burns is secretary ~ the civic
comm. BON OF T.ff.hurrh
81 'I. meeting tp.uirht hospitals
h' social service we're discussed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-17
STEAMSHIP
ARRIVALS

NEW YORK. oct. 1G-Arrivcd-
steamer Mauretanil. Liverpool Sailed
Steamers Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm.
bremen. Celtic. Liverpool
sable Island twirclcssl SIGHTED
steamer America, Hamburg. for New
York
Siasconsct. Mass. wireless Sight.
cd Steamer Cedric. Liverpool. FOR
New York.
HaNrc Arrived Steamer Ia Lor
rdinc. Ncw York
Lizgrd Passed Steamer Noordafp
Now York. for Rotterdam
liverpool Sailed steamer BaIti,
New York
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-17

a.. 'rfirr Obj a Finnish e.serftst. 80
a'f around pine ami Or frrra DEL rfr.-
IMAM around other trees because fhr.r
needles orc Uu tho atmueIf ere a. %.
sewInatNrs OF elcDtricity and uronise ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-17
Mems Shoes

Our new line of Fall Shoes in.
cludes over twenty-five desirable
styles: In either conservative or
swagger models. They possess
the style. quality and comfort
OF many n 81 shoe. Come in tan.
patent. dull and vici leather.
Button. blucher or lace.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-17
GIRLS SHOES

$50 pairs Of girls
solid leather school III ~
shoes ON bargain Ih
tables Basement
bcptD Come ia several STYLES
In tan. patent. dull and dongo-
Ia feathers. Sl.b0 to S2.5J
values.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-17
BOYS SHOES

e solid calfskln
leather uppers, with extra
good soles. counters and in
ner soles. Butcher models.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-17

our Girls New Fall
Dress Shoes embrace
this ssca son s. newest
and most comfortable
models. Come in tan.
patent. dull and Vel
vet with cloth. kid or
velvet tops. 81 10
So 90 values.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-17
light Pumper in win.

In the Burning Springs district
"irt county, Ohio. G. y Grow has
completed and shot his SO SO on IN,
haihbone oil tract and has yer,
Isht pumper in the First Cow Run
sand. on Miracle run. Bat.oue die
,ri.t. MonongIlia county. tho south
Penn OH Company No @ on tho T..
y remnant farm is producing ninety
five barrels dav.
Evening journal., 1913-05-28
|. A. BOYS In
CLASSYTRACK MEET

The Irish-American Association is
making preparations for the field and
track meet at Wawaset Park on June
2 The meet will be bigger and bet
ter than ever and will be In charge
of ]. f. ODonnell. of Philadelphia
who won fame at the Olympic games
last summer. Hales. the champion OF
ireland. will make his first appear
ance in this country at the meet and
will probably dig his spikes for the
first time in American soil in the
classy five mile run.
The publicity committee of the as
sociation met in the Irish-American
Hall last night and organized. The
committee is as follows: r. A. Hig-
gins, chairman. Jerome J. Herley
John 1. Dolan, Patrick Mulrooney, W
A. MCGOWAN, Louis F. Wagner and
Clement b. Hallam, A meeting of the
general committee will be held on
Thursday evening, at which time the
other events to take place will be dis
cussed.