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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-03-06

AN ACT to Amend Section Fourteen Of
Chapter One Hundred Twenty-eight of
the Revised Statutes, Relating to Malic-
ious Mischiefs and Trespasses on Prop
erty.
Be It enacted. ETC.:
Section fourteen of chapter one hundred
twenty-eight of the revised statutes Is
hereby amended by inserting the words
improved blueberry ground after the word
ground" In the third line, by striking out
the word twenty" and substituting there
for the words one hundred in the fifth
line, and by striking out the word thirty
and substituting the word ninety in the
sixth line of said section so that said sec
ton. when amended, shall read as follows;
Section IA. Whoever wilfully commits
any trespass, or knowingly authorizes or
employs another to do so, by entering the
garden. orchard. pasture. cranberry ground
improved blueberry ground or improved
land. Of another. with intent to take, car
ny away, destroy or injure trees. shrubs.
grain. grass. hay, fruit, vegetables, turf
or soil thereon, shall be punished by fine
not exceeding one hundred dollars and i'm
prisonment for not more than ninety days.
Improved March Is, 1871
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-03-06

AN ACT to Amend Section Nineteen of
Chapter Sixty-five of the Revised Stat
utes, Relating to the Duties of Registers
of Probate.
Be II enac ted. ETC.:
Section nineteen of chapter sixty-fve OF
the revised statutes is hereby amended by
adding the following: and they may act as
auditors of accounts when requested so TO
do by the judges of probate and their de-
cisions shall be final unless appeal Is taken
in the same manner and form as otner
probate appeals so that said section Will
read as follows:
Section 49, Registers of probate are
elected or appointed as provided In the
constitution. Their election is effected and
determined as is provided respecting coun,
ty commissioners by chapter eighty ana
they enter upon the discharge of their du-
ties on the first day OF January following;
but the term of those appointed to MI va
cancies commences Immediately All reg
listers, before acting, shall give bono 10
sureties, in not less than one hundred, NOR
more than one thousand dollars, at the
discretion of the judge who shaii certlly
his approval thereon, and every register
having executed such bond, shall file it in
the Office of clerk of the county commits
sioners OF his county. to be presented to
them at their next meeting for approval
and after the bond has been so approved
the clerk shall record it and certify the
fact thereon, and retaining copy thereof
shall deliver it to the treasurer of the
county. within ten days after its approval
TO be filed in his Office they have the care
and custody of all files papers and books
belonging to the probate office; and shall
duly record all wills proved, letters or al
ministration or guardianship granted, bonds
approved. accounts allowed. and sucn or
ders and DEGREES of the judge, and other
matters as he directs. They snail keep
docket Of all probate cases, and shan. I'M
der the appropriate heading of each case
make entries OF each notion order. de-
cree and proceeding. so that at all times
the docket shall show the exact condition
OF each case, and they may act as auditors
of accounts when requested 80 to do by
judges of probate, and their decision shali
he anal unless appeal is taken In the same
manner and form as other probate ap-
peals.'
IApproved March 2o 1913.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-03-06
CHATTER 40.

AN ACT to Amend Section Five of Chap
ter Fifteen of the Public Laws of Nine
teen Hundred and Seven, and also Sec
ton SIX OF said Chapter as Amended by
Chapter Thlrty-four OF the Public Laws
OF Nineteen Hundred and Nine and Chap
ter Eighty-four and One Hundred Seven
ty-six OF the Public Laws of Nineteen
Hundred and Eleven. Relating to the
Protection of Trees and Shrubs from
Dangerous Insects and Diseases.
Be il enacted. etc:
Section l. Section five of chapter fifteen
OF the public Laws of nineteen hundred
and seven is hereby amended by adding to
said section at the end thereof the fol-
lowing:
And said transportation companies sail
immediately upon receiving consignments
notify the commissioner of agriculture Of
the fact that such consgnments are In
THAR possession, or en- route To some point
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-03-06

AN ACT Relating to the Incorporation ana
Admission OF Assessment Casualty lnshr-
ance Companies and Conditions Relating
10 such Comma MES
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-03-06
CHAPTER 118.

Improved March IS. 1913
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-03-06

AN ACT to Amend Section FIVE OF an Act
to Provide for Nomination of Candidates
of Political Parties by Primary Election.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-06
VERDICT OF NOT GUILTY
IN LAREDO CASE

An Instructed verdict Of not gIili!
was returned this morning In the dis.
irict couri In the trial Of d. vclas.
Iurz. charged with assault 80 kill. l..
Laredo. n co-icfcndant. waE released
ut the opening OF the court.
Vciaspu.z was arcurcd Of having
taken q shot n, Policeman Fowdv.
who went tn u housc on Ration street
to arrest him on" night two or ,hrr"
weeks ago. Fowdy and n girl who
lives ut the house were the only wit
ncsscs for tho state AMI when the
state rested Attorney =. II. Murray
asked that an instructed verdict he
returned on the ground Of insuffi-
cicnt evidence. The claim or the de-
fcnsc was that vclasQucz had had
trouble earlier in the day with u man
ramcd Reyes and that when the Of
ficcr came TO tn" house and knocked
for admission and entered. hc
thought IL was Reyes coming back 10
got him. and he shot.
Yesterday afternoon a jury found
Pasquallc Tony not guilty of the
charge Of grand larceny.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-06
GERMAN TROOPS
u. LEAVE zABERI

Znscsn. .-smsay. Dec. e.--ii-ss-
-i by it, -n~rs~iir commander. tai-
"n-, Won E-n,-E. IN" srth infantry
re..n-n,. whose offir~rs have caiss. 1
~ much strife between III" military
and .i'ii authorities in Ai.ar-. left
Iab-rn to-day. Halt ot 'h" men G" &"
Has-nau. !. mii-- northeast ni
siras.bnrs. In the inr"si. and ih" 9th
-r half 4. ni,ssh. n small fortified
town s' III" foot of the v"ss-s moan.
'ain- In 'h- north Of Nislrc.
The sir-F"y nf Sisar"'i0sra!n-.
count Charles Won w"acl. Er,nEa"i
today from HE conference with IN"
-H.prrog. and the .Ni.atiahs siadiy In
,"Tprr' III" fact that he has nc, s~-
tired from office a. nh inaira' ion
that he received from tho emperor
tho nre~s.srs guarantee that th"
military viii not Interfere ~iih civil
rules a. Aisss--iorrain".
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-06
THE ROSARY"

Telling s,"gs ,hransh ~hirh
rms a SiJl,- religion s"n'iHn"n' ,Er'
l. h~au-'aushins. ami yri il mol II
the naiu'" tn hiring "tt-ns-. The
Rosary" the pias al EisaId y,
i;".~.. which proved Eush his sIr-
e-za las, season. l. repeating ,his
year with added br:ri'an.y. whii-
the central fisnf- il that "f a 'a,h"r
lir priest. the character l. - drawn
ils' 'h" u.-s'ion NJ s"-iagianisui =
not in any Nay in'"iysvi. i;"v. iirian
Kelly i presented % mnn AZ God.
whose greatest though, j. ih" zesi
h- rpn In Tor his fellow man "f what.
over creed or af no rF-.i. mi aho
iIiis the character. seems tn hay.
caught the author inspiration IN
his 'nht option Of 'hr role - tho nr.
ii-nr- a, the w-.i Theatre viii ere
when III" production I. Efrz~ni..i
n-N, SUNDAY. lie riass keen Irish
sense nf humnr and Enn. si,l a- a
foil &" his pEl-s'iS "siiinF. ani thus
u ahi" tn ssi'" tho .'-p..is -. u ionc--
tic tragedy and restore happia-s1 ,o
4 HON" that IL near i"siru-t ion
through III. machiha,ions Of do
.isn,ns Villain VIII" seeks revenge he.
cause another la. won tho Woman
i" loves. lie wansoniy hrinsa Ihr
iosinr vii" int" aisropu;r. after rn-
ininE her sister. and also plots tn"
wr"rkinr NJ III" fortune nf his sue
..ssfu' rival. who believes him n
s'radfas, friend. n 4. tho office NJ
the priest 'n uaTaSci IN" 'nnrir and
r-a'or" tranquility. pcFf'cting n
moral that should hc witnessed hy
everybody. n ~"li a. enjoyed.
TIL. east chosen for tho nr.s.n,a.
,ion Is u capabI" one wi;hon, rSocp.
''nn. and the scenic ssuirm"nt of tn"
production IL beautiful n well M rf-
fcciivc. The stagins of til" show IL
u credit u Rowland. who has SiS
pla gii.g tho same play this
season.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-06
PROGRESSIVE PARTY
DEDICATED II CALIFORNIA

San Francisco. Calf. Dec. ..-Th"
Progressive party - California he.
came n fact today In name rs we'll M
In being. Governor Hiram Iohnsnn
and dedicated IL before n
crowded assembly Of party leaders.
workers and followers. men and wo-
men. from all part. Of the state.
Yesterday the old Republican si i'c
central committee pronounced It's
own dissolution a. a legal entity aisl
today It's members mot tn rcorznniyr
under the Progressive emblem.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-06
ULSTER ALARMED
OVER ROYAL NOTE

ii-i.sst. Ire. I.-rh. sf@aisst ~s-
.ii-r~n, has hs@n created sn.o-s liss
lister urions s,ia. royal rrorians-
iion pnrra,tihs ia tsei Importation
nf arms ami ammunition into ir'~
land. Dus,nsihs aish,. rifles. have
net. ami munitions ~er. moved f'osa
i;sifn., Ia soantrv tS~nS for f-ar
IL. so,~rnmsh' authorities mish,
rut the Irish .r,us"- act inio i"sr'
ani s-i-. til. arms already soli i'i-a.
TIE customs snihnri,i.s 'aai. IN"
fir. rsisags under N. terms "f 'h'
pso~ismaii. ion soaaS.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-06
LAST DAYS or PONPEii

There arc ., many ideally b~au'is
tui s.-nrs in G~urs~ Ri-in-'s ph",n
iE.n,. rsn.insii1ns The - :
'Sr rHu els ,Er1 J. EtII u'H a
nnd anY risisr wTrr Z. ~ Ia' stI-
srs Nnia-s a." urIHfHi .H;sssi e.
hpa-t"r. ,h,' ar ra u iag' Hi.s -
ina to the observation-disclosures ErIist's
sp4 rtain-s pr- th"s~ shapias T'-uFfs
ani i.n" fia5,ins davr iH~ I'ry Il
Maple In IL";F aaauIifii hare r'-
tended rniS D. tss!- s'FsT. rnf .ss.
Is d'y.l9pira ,.at alaTilus. 20. 'i'
fas; love that sustained them later In
ih- terrible nri-aiE ihb, hrf.ii them
and the seen" showing lone at her
hath. receiving the message tr.m ir.
hsrss tn come Ia the Temple This 10
ono ot the moa' beautiful pictures Of
the group and gives an excellent
idea of the luxurious manner n
which tho v~ai,hg nnri-n's per
formed ahrs- function 10th tho
home. .f Giaurus aud Ion" ar" for.
scruS specimens of ancient beauty
aud luxury. d-no,ins tn" artist"
quality Of tho p.n,i" nf 'h"a" times.
The scene showing Ion" and Giancus
feeding the sish and doves i "NIui.
ait" in It's daintin.sa. ~ tn" Wet
. tn . r. M.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-06
NAIL YOUR XMAS
PACKAGE EARLY

Mail Mass parcels Early thereby
ha,ins the assarsase that what s"'l
sen. siil r-asA d@s,lrsIiOa IN anpi.
time for delivery. la dOins so you
avoid tn. rush and know ,hs, shi,
sou send is less iiabi. ~ become dsm-
aged,
C8mpiai. address as la I-0s'"ffie-.
state, street number or Is.siofGir" tIls
will enable prompt deliver Your
Iam. aha address preceded bg ,A"
word From Sh all .'sresis required
and essential,
As s-ha-rs ss- required 4" iili "u,
las in psr fog I'srrsis seat q, - IL
or ihsiT-a. the nsrsss!is "f nliins
olI ,aS in t-.siSitis- iobbS mas iss'
sSoi'i-i by obtaining a, the I-,.iotflr''
in advance the number ~ s.i.h Is ss
needed sni ,iii 'h-m onI az home.
Tn. TAGS saa ihsn H. attached u ras-
e-is ahi .hsn sS ps.s-n,.i nj ,'s
aiiis- far mailins ~ni .raai. ,ha
clerk Z. Wsi, upon san in N. least,
psssihi. tinn--
Parcels n.i exceeding fsuF I-.,iat :
when s~ai-L MAY L- registered an
ia aHmTaI af a Zee af /" cents
rns-ai.a parcels MAY b- insured
ssaiss, l.ss In amour, .auiNsi-ni a.
it, ar'aai ysiu-. hn' M, Ia -Nr-.
i:s in ans "n- sass. on paytnra, al
fee af . s~n,s "T ~ i.sym~nE ~ .
fee Of !" s-hts. n1l ,S .Nr--.i s:",
rssfaes rs-s~HIiHs UaEr-t shSuih b.
prepared 4. s;st- Nsiu.
Parcels sh"Itd h" packed ~
-sprps.i in m"si suissiaHiisi esy
-="f h-aNy urirpihs paper nr "'hss
slhsiah'isI s1s-F. When sT,isiSs ar.
sSns in I.as,SLaaFsi h1s-s aHi the ii.'
the baN .hS,id b. wrapped pi'h u
s'sn', quality as t's s-F AMI s-ruT.'T
lied Aish s'.,' swine aF saFi
Sender nE" permitted In "nsinrss
upon paT'"is pa nRi apsn nn,Ii
Snas"
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-06
NOVELTY

"" repair ever yihins mechanical
omr novelty department Ia In charge
of an expert. Nothing too small
FOR onr attention.
We FcTair ,yp.wri;rrs. guns.
sharpen knives. lil- saws. repair
locks. 1T Keys. repair door sprinsa.
bicycles ani motorcycles. Garry u
large supply ot bicycle and motor.
cycle tires. 'ub~s ant repairs.
". ,olicit Your tuainsss and rs.
anrc YOU of pfnmp, attention. salts
iasii,n guaranteed. rhon' Trinidad
los
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-06
CHICAGO BEATS NEW YORK

Toxic. Japan. Dec. ..--Thc Chica.
20 team of the American league and
the New York team Of til. National
IcaEu. arrived four days ai fosoho-
ma today. the Empress Of Japan
having experienced terrific weather.
Later in the day president Eikichi
Eamads pitched tho first bail IN the
Grs, match in Japan. which was
played a; Hcio university. TIN" rc-
.nla wnk as follow.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-06
u.-.,---.,--T- --------- NJ, -, -

n-rn,sTs''''. suusas That uri ist "r-
'iiHAyy Urmr'iisa F.riiTr i."'E TffTru
~ aui iutrrHsi treatment NJ ypu
nry a 'i"i'1T i-uIIl" "f fNt.isNiip
iI"r'h"uud FNiiir rni ssI Ihr ~,
r"m.'ii'-s NHu u.rd fur 'fr price a'
uu- Ir'r son i.Wgi,Es UEp
rErrEU I-pNnis i'LNT'H mr 'sF
rb'Hi. tra. 1ifh each ia,fii. Fold iH
ihr iiarsmru Briu -.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-06
Enrrr COMEDIAN DEAF.

i.n.acn. nr'. ".-Ai." i'urio'. one
of,,r ior.',c., Co.,r- comedians on
the Ens,i,h nur.- hall stage. died
sr'" 'o'.y. lie var recently ii,ot'-
g. by Msiy u. Lloyd. tho vati''y nc.
tr---
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-06
euNBoAr SAILS PoR TROPICS.

Washington. D,c. ..-Thc -nr-
boat Dolphin. with crew nj I ."
officers anu m.n. sailed from Wash
ington tonay for an indefinite stay
In Dominican wt,ers. She will prob
ably remain until after ;hc election
nccctnhpr a
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-06
SAVE
IT'S YOUR
DUTY

Are sou the sole support
q . faniiy-the fsaadatisa
- which the family stFue.
tsss u bsilt.
One mass life is q frail
ssppsss fsr - important =
lse1. b many things may
happen 10 pat an end 10
yosr earning power.
Hsw different are The
eaaaitisas II you have hesa
defesitiaE regularly = por.
tiss 4 your earnings in sas
Savings Denartmsni. When
yeHs strength Is scae the
stresSth d your 8a-iass
Aeeoupt stands ready 10
psovj6e for You aad yss.
family.
Every idle dollar of yeay
money should be pa, 10
work. 0rea = Savings Ae.
eeaat here ard let ysuv
nssey e,vu 4 per cent in.
tesexi.
Dent wait uaiil next
weet cy iomesro.. Come IL
tsaay-rishi now. 81 will
start . savings reeouat here.
COMMERCIAL a.!'! sANAss
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-06
LISTEN FOR The WHISTLE.

Listen for tn. Whistles The IN
carrier hoys now posscs> new ~his.
ties. The ho!E viii blow tho whistles
ysu hear the whistle tonight pna
nishis hereafter sei Your c-N Inst
alter ~ ha. b--n thrown.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-06

II III" Young lady Representatives
Of the different churches for the :.
per cen; donation Ut the Emporium
will '.ii they will bc given some sta.
,ion-ry that will greatly aid them IL
their work. -
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-06

II tho Young lady Representatives
oI th" different churches for ih" :
per cent donation n, IN" Emporium
viii cali they will he given some sta
iioncry that will greatly mid them Ia
their work u,
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-06
Trinidad Novelty Works
rr:craon. Trinidad les.
2lO.2la.2l4.2la2is ELM STRRET
LAND REGISTER NAMED

Wash.nptcr. b"-. c. - President
Wilson to-day nominated William J.
Wood o. wyoming rs register Of the
land Office 1t Sundanrc. Wyo.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-06
PERSONALS s

AIR. aud Mrs.. Wiiiiast 1hoinisseH
al ssarksiii ar. in the city.
J, ". Sippis. president o; the
Southwestern Fuel eninpany. arrived
from DshNsr Yesterday 10 remain .
few DAYS,
Airs. Maupin W0odsen and daush-
ter returned home yesterday af,sr-
na.n fson Frankfort. Ky, where
Tor ia~ past ,hvee ,noashs ,a-y haS.
been visiting T~iatires and frieaes-
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-06

Mos, anything IN printing nna'l,
executed and at roasonahl. price.
at tho Chronicic- News job rooms
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-06

Pf!h'ihs q: .T.ry s-srTir''aa h-ri-
~ asa quietly execute: az tho
Chrani,i-- News Job f."iss. Samples
ans quotations on f.ru-s,. t.- IL.
saisphoss. Trinidad Sio -
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-06

Penny srs'sb pads In sLnnd1as-.
Coll a, ~ office, -
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-06
NestiaR Ioetpoaea.

Meeting pas4poaea.
rhe Meeting al the Daughters oi
the American RsSoiatioa. which Was
To ne Monday NJ iis home nf Mrs
~ W-s,. is pnsinoaest indefinitely.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-06
cosflShIelr WANTS sGrsG NET

sssfg 80 s1iss- shUss fsgFla 81 aHUa asHrsH"
fsEgsI ~uA ga1i fsH- Ass tH4H - a.isa.
i,l e.sSus siss1aassaa sgaH rH7aH FgE asHl
N sasss-s - ssTeHsss fF.7H7F r.-t. "t"Fh-
i'sit plrs~ ssFsss. ssFFsasF ant %. o. ~ ~ p
sza,ss isssl-tats1as@ FaaatH E ~ - tiig
N-its i.eFsHssstf g.
NtLlsgisH i.sRIst,rL nits '.h %.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17
At THE oRPHEUM.

The greatest vaudeville bill ever
seen in Wheeling will come to a close
tonight at the popular Orpheum the
atre The new policy OF giving the
theatregoing public OF this city six all
star acts has proven big success.
and when the management OF this
popular playhouse gives the public a
SHOW like the one now playing he can
depend on capacity business such as
the Orpheum Is now playing TO. The
entire bill is the talk OF the town, and
nothing has ever been seen like IL in
the way OF amusement at Orpheum
prices.
Johnnie Neff. the worlds greatest
musician. and Carrie Starr. the tele.
phone girl. are worth the price OF
admission alone. The Capital CITY
quartet OF comedians is another big
feature act and one of the hits on the
Dill. Taylor and Brown in the TRAY.
ehng Salesman" are a riot. and the
songs sung by Taylor are all English
songs. and gems. Chez Wah 500 Is
marvellous In his mysteries The Fair.
burns. in a novelty Offering. are the
uenght or the kidlets. This great bill
VIII play three performances TODAY
and close tonight.
tomorrow will usher in Johnnie
Dooley. a brother OF Ray Dooley and
Willie Dooley. Johnnie has an orfer.
Ing entitled The House Warmers" II
Is real musical comedy. and YOU can
rest assured you are going TO see
something out OF theo rdinary when
you see this young broadway come.
dian. who is the cleverest artist in the
Dooley family.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17
THE THEATER
WONDERFUL PRODUCTION OF
QUO vApIS At THE COURT

Those who contemplate seeing the
wonderful Kleine-Cines pictures.
Quo Vadis." should make reserva-
tons now for the performance they
wish to attend. for there Is not the
slightest doubt that the Court theatre
will handle tremendous crowds this
week
IL you would see Rome burn. and
witness the terrifying scenes which
accompanied that disaster. then the
Quo Vadis' pictures exactly I'LL the
bill. as IL were. The producers OBJ
tanned special permission to take
many OF the views, several Of which
were taken in the Coliseum and
among the Roman catacombs. The
series OF connagration scenes Is but
one OF the many striking features. not
the least Of which are the struggles OF
the Roman gladiators in the arena and
the charge OF the lions among the
Christian martyrs.
There will be a matinee every day
this week. Seats are reserved for all
afternoon and evening performances
which begin at 2:l5 and Sis. respec-
lively.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17
OPEN TODAY
Old Llnsly VIII start on Another Year
To-day. and Prospects Are
Very Encouraging.

Linslv Institute will open this morn.
ing with an attendance ~ close 20 90
BOYS This will make the hundredth
year of the schools existence. Trose
IN charge 81 the school have work d
hard 10 revive the interest IN the old
institution. which has been rather
lacking during the past few years. and
indications are that they have made a
FOOD beginning toward bringing Lins.
ly back into the ranks Of the most
popular schools In this vicinity
Everything possible has been done
90 add toward is attractiyeness The
military features % the school have
been revived. competent Instructors
engaged for al departments. and plans
laid for the formation 81 athletic
teams IN III branches ~ sport. cspc.
cially foot ball This season seems
hound 10 be one of tho most success
M 10 the history Of the school
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17
AT THE VICTORIA.

Any person interested in the ar, Of
81 VINO hes not seen Adelaide Her
mann az tho Victoria theater the first
Two nights OF this week. has missed the
xaI'St treat OF the axe. Last rilft Two
olg audiences sat entranced wnlle she
PERFORMED her wonderful fsats. There
arc som" entirely new features itt b,-
program. and everything is ariel out
WIN . grace and east that makes n ali
tt Ie NOR" interesting 10 ;he audience.
~, assistant very pretty an. clever
girl. aids materially in the success n,
u i. perrormance Tonight viii be tina
and packed houses are certain.
borothy Watson and brother in a WIN,
Ss'dl anu novelty act have held a hig
snare or interest In the Vic program m
Ia-t couple Of DAYS and they are great
entertainers. AFFORD and EaVar-S IN IA cir
htti" comedy have furnished fun az a
IAre KIND. and Vera Rettina. the cnara- =
yer imperSonlt"r, last night is-cfvet
warm applause fog her graceful ,.n,s
Ihe Melvin-oNeill trio round- on. !,
petf"ct bin. ana tho Elctoriascone MI
set by tn. house
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17
BENWOOD


Arrangements have practically been
completed for the openln, dance 70
De given by the White Lily Social
club or this city tomorrow night al
The Armory hall on Main street The
Eiks orchestra OF Bellaire has been
ehEased TO furnish IN" music for the
occasion and a splendid program has
oeeh ARRANGED. Many Invitations have
oeen issued for the affair and many
OUT OF town persons are expected 20
n' IN attendance. The hall has been
oeautifuUy decorated for the AFFAIR
ana refreshments will be served dur.
ing the evening
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Many Wheeling persons have been
coming To- this town daily to gather paw
paws. The crop this season n very poor
as theer II not half as many as last
wear.
Roy vankirk. Of Main street South
Narwood. has returned home after
spending Saturday with friends in Pitts
burEh. Pa.
Mrs. VI. l.. Wright and daughter vir-
Etnia. OF South Main street. have re-
turned homo after spending a few weeks
with Mrs. Wrighfs sister Mrs. Charles
MCt'ord. 81 brewster. q
Miss Rosie IaZesr. ~ WarWood Is
visiting friends and relatives in Sisters
Vile. W Va.
Miss Martha Alexander. ~ Eighteenth
street who has been very H. Is improv-
INK rapidly
Nrs Tom McHugh. q Providence. r.
/. - spending thS summer with her par
EMS. Nr. and Mrs Charles smith OF
ftftN street and Onto avenue
Mrs. Alfred Elivsou. Of North Crro-
Ina. IL visiting Mr.. and Mrs Albert
StrlE. Of Main street. South Warwood
Mrs. T.. Noitc 81 Eighteenth street
has returned home after spending = week
with her mother. Mrs. Gardner. Of Pied
mont. W Va
Mrs Anna Grimm and son Allan. ~
Narf'usburE. are visitors ~ the home OF
NJ. and Mrs X. \. Alexander. on
Eighteenth street
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CHURCH OF GOD
Meeting Of Eidsrahip OF west virginia
Closes Second nay IN
Elm 0ro-s

NrefFrdry wrr tre second dar ~ ffe
Meeting - thr Wet virginia Eiderahin
~ fnr church of god whtrh b. heinz
bold 20 Fiw Grove. and ~ wa quife ar
iuf"rfrfirr ees.ion Most - Tho dnr
was ffeut in making reports ~ me work
Mh'fN o. heing dome hy The church last
fFffIuE fNe Ur.liIaupea ~ tho church
c't'l. '.rE ~ washing the feet and tab
iuf fhe communion ~ tho church. were
Ifff"fnrd anil quite "a number were
Present
Io. morrow le The last dnv ~ The meet.
irE Hrd most ~ the day vii 10 taken ur
pm n irninr The ministers 90 the dtffer
eut thurrnea