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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-18
MAXWELL FARM SOLD
NEAR JACKSONVILLE

jacksonville, January 17.-(Speciai'-
The Minge Mortgage and Realty corr
many of birmingham has purchased the
farm recently owned by Pat Alien. put
yaperallv known as the Maxwell farm,
four miles north of Jacksonville 1t con-
tains more than 600 acres of fine laho.
Tbe Minge company win have the farm
managed this year, as Mr.. Allen will move
70 Birmingham TO engage in business.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-18
GIN DESTROYED BY
FIRE NEAR CENTRE
Mrs. B. M. Towers Loses Valuable
Plant by Fire Night Be-
fore Last

Centre. January 17.-(Special.)-The gin
house and ginning machinery of Mrs. Bir-
die M. Towers, eight miles south OF Cen
tre, was destroyed by fire last night. Inc
origin of the fire is not known. The gin
had been In operation all day and the hre
was discovered at II o'clock that nlsnt.
The loss was between 5000 and SfoVo' szVV1
of which was covered by insurance
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-18
Taft in PhiIadeIphia

Philadelphia, January 17.-Preside
Taft. who will spend the night here
arrived at 5:56 o'clock. Later in the
evening the President will be the guest
|of honor at banquet given by the
Glover club.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-18
NORTHERN PACIFIC
CAR AT ADMISSION
Big Demonstration Car May Not Be
Able to Get Over Bridge
in Atlanta

Admission, January 17.-tSpecial.)- )-Of-
ficials of the Southern Railway company.
who were in Admission Friday. were con-
1iderably perturbed - to how they can
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-18
ITEMS OF INTEREST
FROM GREENVILLE

GreenvilIe. January 1.-THE many
friends of Mrs NJ. Dohermier will regret
10 know that she is very i'll at her
home here
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-18
LEGISLATURE FAILS
TO ELECT SENATOR
Tennessee Legislature Ad-
j0urns Until January 20.
Deadlock UnbrOken

Nashville. January 1.-THE decision to-
day of the so-calIed regular democrats
in the Tennessee legislature to get be-
hind the candidacy of Chief Justice John
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-18
Loveman, Joseph g Loeb
Loveman, Joseph 6 Loeb

The January Sale Of White in the Loveman,
Joseph & Loeb Store is. such comprehensive oc-
eason that white goods for men are included IN
the exceptional economies.
Mems White Shirts and Handkerchiefs and
Night Shirts are made more interesting in Janu-
ary with lower prices.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-18
LOVGmdiinil, Joseph Isl SsLiOli'eb u

get the demonstration car of the Northern
Pacific, now touring the south, over Bell
street bridge in Atlanta A minute
mea surement of the car was made here
by w. W. Neal of the Southern road
who is accompanying M. A. Bragg and
C. j. winbauer, officials In charge of
the demonstration, which was witnessed
by several thousand persons while here.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-18

Al a recent meeting OF the board OF
finance and deacons of the First Bap-
tist church. Prof. Charles B. Meier
rim was elected as church organist'
Professor McFerrln is one of the most
accomplished musicians of the state
being a graduate of the Chicago Con-
servatory of Music.
There have been announcements from
other sections of the state including
Montgomery and Birmingham thai
packing houses were going to be erect
ed. A packing house is under the course
OF construction in Greenyille and ma
chinery has been bought. c. {. Hen
derson is the promoter and owner oi
this packing house.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-18

A dispute over the possession OF a
shovel led Dave Martin to strike fel-
low workman at the Louisville and Nash
Vile roundhouse in the head with heavy
piece of iron Thursday afternoon. Tho
head of Simmons, the man struck, did
not happen to be his vulnerable point,
however and he was not seriously ny
jured. Martin was chased several miles
with dogs by Chief Harry Shiretzki, but
the dogs lost the trail in passing over a
burnt space.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-18
Mems 25c White Linen
HandkerchiefS With Initial
C


T" sale table all Of the White Linen with hand embroidered initial that bee
2N Th he l M son arr aad d his arae for mh
IS I hem nd h naa aIneh and dsd
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-18
Instead of SOC, White
Night Shirts Are
60 Suits With Two Pairs of
Pants, Formerly SIS and So for

In the first place. these Suits at the original prices have been
town talk Absolutely all wool they the most extraordinary
presented public They dark mixtures in dou
BILE breasted and Norfolk Styles with complete range of sizes
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-18

this oer embracing the very Glover of the stock Those
Suits and Coats the finest tailoring and the finest material and
details workmanship making ensemble of the best
styein boys clothing Boys Store Main Floor)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-18

the parcel post business in Gadsdcn has
increased more than 800 per cent during
the last seven days. There were 1907 pack
ages received and 355 sent out.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-18

The Whorton-S -Sedberry Drug company
was Incorporated yesterday with capital
stock of $1,000, fully paid in.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-18

Secretary L. C. Busch said today nat
he believes the 5000 needed to secure the
Hammond Byrd Pipe plant will be secured
before night.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-18

Alabama City is spending large
amount of money in improving Fourth
street from Kyle street to the car line,
a distance of three blocks.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-18

Tho criminal division of the city court
of Gadsden has adjourned until next
week. when the grand jury will be con-
yered,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-18

The work of constructing buildings 10.
the Peacock Iron works at Attaha wui
begin In Two or three weeks, ana the
plant probably will be in operation BY
June or July.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-18
Finest Suits and OvercOatS a
Considerably Cut

7.50 and 500 Suits and Overcoats for
$50 and 900 Suits and Overcoats for
1000 and 1150 Suits and Overcoats for
1880 and 1880 Suits and Overcoats for
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-18

Eight thousand pounds of eels were
caught one night at the Willingham traps
IA miles east of this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-22
IN GOOD CONDITION
linsIy institute Prospects Are Very
Encouraging and Excellent Work
viii Be Done.

A good many people seem 20 BE-
afraid that Ldnsly will not go on a. a
FIRST class school but that there will
be few students and so much loss of
money that u will fail very soon To
all such questions the trustees have.
a most emphatic answer Mr.. Patter
son II engaged FOR Two years and the
money 10 run Ltnsly with a. ied,'
four teachers and every modern 90
vantage FOR Two years iz already AZ.
prOpriated Linsly has. through 80
these years. heen running within g.,
income II has to-day. in cash and
bonds alone. more than ita Original
endowment and the new policy BE- 20
spend NJ money necessary 20 rake
Il FIRST lass IN every particular The
amOunt ~ PATRONAGE will make no
difference whatever There wti be- a
first clase school FOR boy. ~ IIn4Iv
for two years A. least and ~ makes
10 difference whefh-- ten boys 20 or
ffy
Everything vii be done ne sam.
way Military drills Fill be- conducted
Just h same whether there are ton
BOYS or a hundred There will boz a
baseball team " there arc only nifa
boys IN school That can PLAY az aI
Every subject necessary 20 enter vol
lege Will be available whether any hD,
asks Tor ~ OF not. Apparatus ~ 'hr
very best will boz supplied up fo no
minute whether any ~ b. l. used or
not
That is fhe spirit Of the Sea- Ldn..y
Th" intention is ~ oTDr fhiy grrat pp
r0r unity fo Wheeling. 20 oTe- wheel
lag "a chance 90 ahOw whether b. .
GATES ehat q gchO0l Ike Llnaiy. nov
l1 An. % huudrrdth year. meau4
Then Ha 10 90 Wheeling and ~
shall see ~heiher wheeling wants 90
Or not and whether Wheeling ran SOD
port b. r. b. can ufl. much greaf
or things are in store for Liusly and
for Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-22
L. Without Anthoritr.

WASHINGTON. Aag @l-Mithouf
authority 20 make a formal request IN
the name Of the United states govern
meut Tor the delivery OF Harry h Thav
by the Canadian Authorities. Secretary
bryan late to-day responded to Acting
Governor Dlyuns appeal Tor assi-tanre
iu the effort 20 bring the NatfFawsu
ftFit've beck into New YORK bN sending
the following personal telegram 60 the
British umbassador. Sif Iecil Arthur
Spring Eice. now a. Dublin. y H.
Ne are Informed That Harry X
ThaW who lately escaped from an u-
eufe asylum IN Sew York in which 10
was cCrnuei after acquittal ~ murder
10 me ground ~ lnfauit. i- Zoo ,u-fpt'
So the province 90 quebec Nth a WOW
.u migration AVS The department.
vfIIr not tr position Co uuke BE- TO-
quest iu the matter whish fn ifs pret-
rt aru. 2 De- u.f sttntu oIf ~Ntfaditirn
f-i sfie- hrirES 70 90 5'll notic. Win e
Nt'T o. such action ~ the canadian
-uthorlfie- mas nud thsmsslve- just.-
Re- Boz taking
copies uf tfe acting .nt mes
saE Co NJ EItar were turned over 600
ths bureau o. migration. ruf ir Of
rriHl circles 10 WIS believed tonight
there would Do uu tIffNrf action on the
ns ur fir feferlf aufHnfftse
Tho S.Iref message bed not rearh~I
ne state department o. 81 late hour Co.
-@crets-, Er,sn rsrs'uuv avoided
over The g-nterunr-hlr addressing
~" .stt"- o. Martin % Glynr Aihlrl.
Whuc NJ -.I1sr te..ertm hal not
'''. Formal tIf Tonight hefYre ~errs-
.tf. BRYAN fnw.'fuv H s1Ut Yf tho
I,. vHi le similar f-ausm fted o. ~.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-22

FINE PICTURE BEING
DISPLAYED At THE COupT

u ie the Intention 81 Tho manage
ment ~ the Court ThcaH - present
o. serbs ~ Warner features when
pictures ore scheduled for that piay
house Tho first two Of snp series
are now being cVl ibited. Gene Gaun
tier in The mystery ~ Prime Creek
Camp and Martha Russell In The
Kentucky Feud both SUBJECTS Of gouO
feet
Every scene De- pictured with extra
oidinaR dramatic effect and seldom
o. anN'htng more striking and COM
prs hensive given ln the way ~ conc
mariana. and tf d. safe 20 saw that
al who go % tho Court viii feel
that hoy have received their money 3
worth \ system o. descriptive an
-nouncemenfs o. used which ohvta'es
tho Necessity a. Studying tho gestures
go closely. " fsul' Thar seems to be-
general with The ordinary run 81 NOV.
inc pisturc4
Those subjects will b. exhibited
today and again tomorrog
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-22
p.mands prot.etion-

ASHiNGTON. Aug p Srnator
Penrose tonight adrfssed \ letter 10
Secretary Bryan demanding that he
Immediately telegraph Provisional
president liuerta and General car.
rama. the consltutionaust leader.
warning them that the American gov.
eminent will hold them personally To-
sponFible fCr any harm inflicted upon
~ ans o. Chictuahua who have
been threatened by the re~volufiontsts.
shirley e. Hulcs. s~on-iniaw ~ Lieu
ton'sn' Cove, nor Reynolds 81 Penn
sylvania and his family are among tue
O. Americans in me threatened group
~ The plant 81 The Mexican northern
Power and IRRIGATION Company
Earlier in The daJ s eretarv Bryan
had sent - Senator Ienrose n cOnsu
lar report stating that re~vOlutionistq
had announced their intention Of ~
ecuflnR tho engineer 81 the plant with
out trial ~ be again fwpOund. q water
In thu power company dam
Tonight the Secretary said DO had
not received senator penrose's letter.
but hat felosrsms A. strong az the
Senator could wish air adv had been
sent 20 fhc department. and that a lef
Ter bad been prepared this everinr
FiVinr him the substance ~ these
4 numher ~ refugees from the
states 81 Durango and Tampico arr
now ~ Tho seaport - Tampico
whence they vii sail for New Orleans
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-22
BAD STORM DOES
SERIOUS DAMAGE

ST PAUL MIN Aug y Dam
Ak" amounting TO thousands Of dollars
On the Twin 'i'ief portion 81 Mime
sofa and no the Red River VALLEY.
was done today by an electrical ami
wind storm \ number - places W,fs
struck Dy lightning and one death
Wa reported
Tn fhe sinai Town o. loo Ro4seau
county. moro Than half fue buidtnss
100 fh' town Vrr"d fs'roynd or carricn
IRON 'holr foundations by %. wind.
ACCORDING 20 reports one sliid b. o..
ported MISSING
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-22

ana 81 the writ has been served by then
TIaw viii be brouHht before me and
therefor there will be ne further act
Ton H. the Thav case az far as the
hsbeas corpgS goes
The fudR. did not care e. discuss the
question ~ deportation ~ the probnbla
artion o. the immigration authorities.
stating that - $50 not come within he
province re thought that u the man
was deT orfed from Coattcook he would
he sent tu the state - Vermont. while
- the proceedings were 60 Noufrs4..
he would be sent TO- tn state 90 Sew
Work This Wa merely an opinion
which he Rad gathered casually. how
"VF- md be had not looked deeply into
It, merits
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-22
WILSON GIVES
fc%ontlausa DON rlr,t r.r,l

the Democratic party Is now actually
dominant. Is admitted bv administra
tiou officials, but they believe that n
such an Illusion EXISTS iu MeXico II
shortly will be- diss.pated not only by
- todav's debate IN the senate.
but bv the expectation that congress
IN some way will show it, confidence
in the president wnen no reads his
message
The administration hopes that when
the facts are k-oWn IN Mexico the
liurrta authorities may be more iu-
clined 10 respect the American suggcs-
ton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-22
woodmsn Picnic ro-morrov.

Nhst promises 10 he "A very we'll at
tended affair will be the Moodmen PIC
ME To be held tomorrow at Folmars
Grove. To Accommodate those VINO wish
10 attend. the committee have arranged
ior wagons TO arrive and leave the
ground every hour. furnishing free anu
easy transportation to the patrons. For
those who wish to dance. these will bS
accommodated. and Steihm's orchestra.
OF Fulton. has been secured to furnish
music. During the afternoon there will
be athletic events pulled off. including
a bail game between the Oodmeu team
and tine Sherrard Athletic club. He
freshmcntS of all kinds will be served
on the ground during the entire dAy
aI.G evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-22
OUT-THE-PIKE


Ast hlght before squire Seibert. In
me mayor = Office. the trial Of w. "
''afnOle. VINO was arrested on a warrant
issued at the tnstigsrOn of Harry smith
W ednesday evening was held. Nr. Gam
Ole was represented by Attorney u. Il.
w ickerson. After hearing the evidence
IN the case squire Seibert affixed =
peace bond OF $50 To Gamble. who imme-
diateiy made motion TO appeal the case.
rms trial Will come up In the next ses-
sion of criminal court.
IL Is said that after the trial wednes-
day evening that Gamble used some
threatening language to Smith. who had
"A warrant sworn out for him. The case
quite n little interest and the
mayor offtce was packed TO its utmost
capacity last night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-22
Fulton Pire Department.

~ FWIETTH UdVF UWNU nIffFT
for the holding of the Lawn fete and
outing August %. 1T Rudl-rs place by
the volunteer french Or Fulton. Dur
ing the afternoon rerres hnl~ntS viii be
sold and events vii be held Tor the
children while In the evening there VII
Got. prtNat" bowling matches Tor the elder
I.rSprs. II IS IN. intention ~ the menu
h.rs 20 acquire enough money to aid ~
TIE - urng or supplies Tor the depart
fuerI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-22
HARRISON CONFIRMED

WNSHUNGTOE. Aug 90 The sen
sf' lafr today rpnfrfurd rho rnmira.
ton ~ Ffaus.a Barton uarrirOn ~
FfH Work. H. Governor General ~
no philippine Tie ThUpprea
committee EARLIER ir fie der repurf.d
Do nomination fayofably and D. was
continued without opposition
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-22

next sunday. according 10 reporf 10.
uay 10 the State Department
En- NJ note Co Senator Penrose 81
Referring fo ,,,.,r -.
tulSe and family. ! have IN. hon.r D..
lipIm you mat in ~ telegram dafeH
N'sIst. ~. - noon. the American consul
a' , ni hnhuH states that ON August
q fernHI message was sent nv the Nfavf.
'"n inshrrerfionary leaders 10 NJ TurI.-
shkineer % tie Mexican COMPANY
' 'fiftfaphet Co. the first insfar.e re-
EafoinE his matter Co the Ueufenart-
h'N"rnor ~ leUu-tiVauta that TrfIfaps
,Stcnii"n without trial would be ofa--eI
TT o. again fmu"unGsI water In the .trut
NOE lls charge. TIE consul states a..
20" iH~ a. written statement covering zoo
.".li "ni'H presumably VIII be f'r-
"tFnsi Oh" tho department AIthourt ~
iihIs". he consul states that % mas I.
lpi'srH i-Ni such threat applies equal
~ 70 Hnf eu|pi0He or tho rsmrar, vHt
Iuizhf attempt ire arf prohibited h- t..
~ iffeciipnist And that - tre Hiau
ieferred 60 was built under % iavf.I
concession FOO -lmpoundiuc vate- fn~
power purposes. o. IL 81 vital important
-u' lmp"nniiuE h" done nf once
Li'- f1" rainy season. Tho CONSUL
iuriher states that recent ION
indicates uaf t.e-e are g. Amerir.n
men nuN SIX women fr HoruIia. mat aff
~ vel nr' aIf0ouE SO - known whom
~ present operating aoutnwarf fr tr4t
,.fe' ZION from t|iruaffa ard VII doubt.
"''Nf the Hitl1'fou upon their are
MsEioo silent.
i.Ni'' 'lfN AuE - -0Tig'aii~
NifA . " rrrft-Irr silent REGARDING frf no.
E"fIHf'Hns with inc f-curfseufafIve ~ fr-
~ fo'rf ~ frs United states. Nr Lind.
HlfLuIg tHr HItilr has been Ef-ef 10
fd",sfari fh1' '' are yef SRI pr1sres-
No i.ni hIe SOW ra Indications r-
'H"If departure ans fhr r0rfcrerrrs Do.
tween lI~f arI fIn foreign mfnfafe~
SENIOR ,~tm'Hs whfr" iate been held 4f
.mHLHHH.. LLHHL -M EN- loo. g. 49,
werf fNaf CORDIAL relations prevail
= conference between NJ Tfrd ava
frf fnfsIEu r.rIafa- vas te.d fl.a AT.
erHHnr huf lg Hsua1 fe nature ~ the
.nnNereHffoU une rHf ref eaIeT.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-22
Asks Government Aid.

me-, h'fH fhe
,bt., Ne" lrfe 'df"
"'I' n"ry on W. Tlaw
" vas Hi'I t'le-
s
.r ''if' Wads bus
~ .' ".ii. ' 'tf a. De-
DO sI'rrtVred 500.
h.'an 900 "a- nrton
Ia stf frhrftt
IT, ' NIiin Hlt f'ri
40 I'D. w." jurisdiction
Tf VOW
''"-ii general rf o.
'nHfEr "f
IN i'''I immigration
w. I' f"firr itHrff
,..a Ha fn tne
IN'
NaH -uiffI.
e. ''0f"rn"r
nE Cow
'' NiiH ATTORNEY 'f'r.
'i-A'' f
f' poo 'Nt IfnTftI rFr
I'Hl fiuE 'w I'M
N' '"rN in
r tl N'f' I'- I'd"
.N' slate OF
'N t''fff fr.fri
no.
. .I '|f 07 m
,. n {" y'I'ff H
III .. go. f"Hi"n f.'m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-22
To Play Deciding Game.

NeNf Thursday morning the West
Virginia Traction ~''wpanv's msn ana
the Cify Railway VIII clash al the L.
aud park for the deciding game 81 a
three game series What makes this
game more than ordinarily Interesting
- TIE fact that both teams will put Up
tW-uty dollars and The winner will cop
tN~ pile Roth teams will present the
strongest lineup pOFsib'e and no doubt
"a very tight game VIII be tho result.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-22

Miss Ida Schutzner. OF Fulton. enter
tanned last evening with a linen shower
complimentary To- Miss Edna Medium
ply. VINO viii we'd MIR. IRWIN Scnutzner
next " ednesday. There were quiet a
rev present ana the evening was enjoy
ably spent iu music and entertaining
events. Al a seasouable hour refresh
ments were served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-22

Int N~O'iAIlSts OF Elm IrONe and VI
cinitN vii hold a social n-Nt Thursday
evening. During the evening Walter 4
milton Will deliver an address to toe
'"ngrrgatsd Socialists ana their frien1..
iu addition refreshments Will b. server
free The social IL m the form Or d
ally and Will be- held on the G. II. White
Lawn in Patterson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-22
Christian Supper Tonight

The ladies' OF the christian church of
Elm Grove. Will hold a chicken supper
In the basement Of the Methodist
church. II has appeared from time to
time that this supper would be held
Saturday evening. but this has been a
mistake and the ladies hope that their
crowd Will take notice TO this CORRECTION.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-22
VIII Owe Box Social.

The ladies % the 81 Vincent .e PAUL
churcn ~ Elm Grove. nave completed
arrangements Tor the box social TO c-
given ht them iu the p~aTpchiai Hall next
eineSiav evening Refreshments or
a. kinds will be served along with tho
i"..~ md a neat sum will no doubt be
rraliIcd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-22
West Virginia Traction e
Electric Company and City &
Suburban Gas Compsny's au-
lhoriZed pay siaiions:

Company unfre corner 10Th a
ffapiino street Whcofinr w Va
Frank ~ FULTON Fulton. ". Va.
= rc First national Bank. Pm Grove.
Weef virginia.
State Uant ~ F1m Grove Film
Grove Weef virginia
i'ay your electric lfhf. victor ana
rta bills ar fhe most convenient pay
station G u JUNKINs. Treasurer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-22
Dance ut CrafcL

The dance given last night At Crafts
hail. in Triadeiphia. was we'll attended
and all report a good time. Music was
furnished 10y a local orchestra and all
the popular dances We're indulged ia.
This dance was given By George Hin
and was - decided success in every de-
tail
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-22

tivais are held. has been IN ~Steubsnvlte
Tor several days. and has practically
Completed preliminary ar-rarEemeut-
The tabernacle wiiI 10 built a. a met b,d
similar to that used ~ SUNDAY IN ~
wheeling cam psign. the men of the
VariouS churches cooperating and as
~istinE iu the work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-22

GftEEN HAf. 49,. Nus 20 Mrs
I d. Van NrurpI mother ~ IE chill
Nfrn I.1 grandchildren and ". great
grandchildren died rIir ~ Hnr homo
ff De aEe Of OF fIf t Children
born. NJ survive Nrs Van Nnurpt
W' fr Ii'nRu .H.ufs from d IaUI
~ It"t H'i hl baud survives her.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-22
Presbytsrians Hold ousin~.

T ne FresDyterian sunday school or
West held their annual picnic
ana outing yesterday at BiaNney.
SroFe. At noon a sumptuous repast
Was served by the ladies OF the congre-
cation ana IN the Afternoon an athletic
program was enjoyed by the ,ounger
set
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-22

Washington dispatches represented the
federal officials as being in doubt re-
spectng the proper steps Tor them TO
axe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-22
carnerss Leave.

Ny am Mrs. George Lauder Carnegie
j HaWS brother iu-ldw and sister. Iert
.'Ni 'HlEhi. Mrs. Thsw. fIe mother.
would mot .ufre here. they satd
have. and We shall retain. the best
nv Hb'a"I~ tuIu-"i Tor Harry. satd Nj
'HrneEie. and We are weu rf.,-.f rth
tf" progress ~ the tt-- - date 81
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c"ilh nave secured IiS freedom without
81 81 trouble. uuf feel certain that
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i'N am .Fttlng here because nv wffc
and = fffI f.tt We can 30 % NO. mor. l.4p
at prescott nav" f~clegragref 90 Ifsr-
o. ~ mother tha' there j. n. need 81 Ter
coming here
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-22

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