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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-29
NeIcHeoRHoco s,e.e CLASSES.


rorGsy.
ps'fiCt No - g. meet with Mrs
Mo- ul.seh. S"1-'o s'ree;. Non'ay
,''u.r- a. ; o',.o,H Mss LaGtrey.
l'af"r
P..-I'ct so eos. viii meet with the
l.a'"' " Nar .a Brown. go Ncita
Front erect. Monday evening" az 49,
O'Clock
Home Girls Bible class viii meet
with to rf"~ .c'at. Mrs George NAV
well. 81 Zane street. Monday afte~-
noon ~ !. O'Clock
tuesday
Districf 80 20 Grandyi,v Bible
class will meet with the leader. Mr..
Gertrude White. IKE street. Tuesday
evening a. 2" O'Clock
District No l25 Will meet with the
leader. MI. Elliott. Porter ave. Edse.
wood Tuesday afternoon at : 20
O'Clock
Bethlehem Bible class will meet -
the Bethlehem SchColhouse. Tuesday
"v"ring ~ : o'clock Miss Wsymau.
leader
SAKE Bible class will meet -, tho
fust Presbyterian church. Martini
Ferry. ohio. rarlOrs Tuesday after.
noon ~ O'Clock. Mrs Herbert car
michael. leader
THURSDAY
District No !. IRA Bib" ClaSs VIII
meet IT ~" Actnavillc Chapel. Thur.
day evening. % : 80 o'rlotk Mis-
Anna Frederick. l-ader
District No ~. Billy SUNDAY Hih!c
class VIII meet with Mir Emma
steele. 2s23 chaplain street. Thurs
dsy evening ~ : 70 o'clock Nj.
Pete Frederick. leader
District No i11-A. will meet VITA
Wis Aiberi Walters. Park View.
Thursday evening a. : g. o'clock
Niss Ethel Williams. leader
Friday
bttrio' No e. will mecf with Mr.
Mark Wright. Warwuod. FRIDAY even
ins. a. 30 O'Clock Niss Emma
l.assh leader
Dsfricf No 10. viii moot On
Thursday 81 This week instead 81
FRIDAY a. g. o'ciock With Mr. .
y Bulisrd % south Huron stree.
NJ q 4 smith leader.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-29
CITY TAX NOTICE

City Taxes for the year Of 1913
viii be due and PAYABLE from
October 10th To- November 10th.
1913. Persons paying their taxes
IN the above named Period will he
entitled 20 n discount on City
Taxes Of two per cent. ...... y.
". =. McELROI.
City Treasurer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-29

quite little run was caused
At .E.lm Grove yester-,y when officer j.
-. hutier. who was sprinkling the Nat
ionsl road In front OF the city building
acSid%ntllN turned the hose on Frank
Higgs. Mr.. Higgs resented being Sprin-
hled aud proceeded to return the compli-
ment with some loose cobble stones from
the 'front.' OF the building. with the re-
slnt that J. -. Rutler. Gene Madden. sam
k~J nold-. E1ie Williams. Harry Kim
MINIS, Lon sims and Sargent Leech. who
were all sitting IN front of the building
weie compelled {" take refuge. within the
building.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-29

Ever notice sometimes e mans curs
HHt" whisher.r Its collar too Know
bat docs that The shirt aud collar
have been washed with yellow ,oan
flu ~ lIsir sni strong csrs'ic-. f.d
boz ""u fH"w fhes can OF aud ROT
IH" finest linen ete~ made T-y sase
p' Easy Task Laundry SOAP o. ID "a
friend q" fabrics and an enemy 10 dirt
N p""-u cost r. shn more than tho
had Aind- ~ -oaus. bur % paws 'or
iit"f tom Times over in Tho saving ~
lIu-u,- and lfnnhIn and holm Adj,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-29
EoLV NAME SOCIETY,"
Will PARADE SUNDAY

Practically 90 arfanrFuonts havs
boon rDfurlefed for Tho third annual
fara'e ~ Tho HOLY Same tocfefiaa ,,
" h""lInr and stcinifV which is ~
tn held In this city SUNDAY af'.r, lon
Those in charge - Tho parade ffatos
That o. viii b. The larFesf ~ ffa Kind
over Witnessed M West tVfr.r.n -
fuiiv 800" Catholic men who Ia,c
'lfdfed th"fne"lvea 10 AID 10 the
hth ~ ara'r, %" 10 - pruf1n.'v 90
am an" ut fDf1Is. viii b" in line
ht Hey Bi.hop Dunahrr. a. tho
W h"olin. diur"." VIII bead Goo. liam.
iu"ft pros o.. ion. Whish De- .rs.iuit. o
Fl" ..sft promptly o. s g. tttr
.'f 'it 900 fh' fatad' viii boz 4d. y
N f fHHH Hnd arf'd f.Iur. VII
70. ..''If-ed sIrIr fi" lua 90
Hifff Nu ofi'I f.Hu r. tu.aI
Hu i' VII sfcnd fho o, .ut
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-29
WANTED-TO RENT

WhNTED-Tp rent small farm usaf
street car line o. railroad. near Wheel
~" . ddT'ss. \. e No. y. care Iutelii-
E"nrei. --.G-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-29
WALK OVER SHOE
COMPANY ON MARKET STREET

" result Of business deal
which was closed Saturday. the local
Walk over sho" store. now Iocatad
on IU"lf'h street. and managed bv
sol Mayer. will occupy the large am
well situated store room ON Mark"'
rec. - present occupied by IN"
umpire saloon. som" time after 'l,.
hrsf ~ III" year The place in men.
lion T. az 1ii9 Market street and IL
owned by Ms Flora Wickham. who
has leased the store room Ia Nr
Mayer for ? period ~ ten wears
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-29
POULTRY

o. rtF ToyS-iiuFf black. white both
old asi yui'n-. chcap. InsV., tiuu in
;ica lpth phones. a. II Mar..h.
s-.9-3Ot
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-29
BENWOOD


ne social committee OF the White
~ social club. Uniform Ranks Knights
~ fythias. are completing arrangements
TOT tneir second dance Of the sea son To
p- neid next Thursday evening at their
nah IN the Armory building. on Main
street The feature OF the hop viii be
va: presence OF two orchestras which
VIII furnish continuous music through
v s the evening. The dance will be In
'ne nature OF a marathon and many out
-. Town persons are expected to be in
attendance. Invitations will lie sent out
.o-uay and the affair promises 20 sur
local ORDER.
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LILLY pay ohssrysd.

Ne Sunday schoOl Rally Day SERVICES
heid ~ the stone church. Elm Grove
YESTERDAY. were largely attended. The
rf-cai program which had been pre-
pared by the sunday school was render
81 reports were made by the various
departments ON the progress Of the
years work
Much Interest ~ being taken In the
sunday school a. ~ shown by the large
contributions Of yesterday. which
amounted TO about 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-29
SEALED PROPOSALS
Notice TO Contractors.

sealed ttfs vii b- received 80 tn.
"ffic' 90 flr Huatd OF Commt toners 81
tr" count, - OHIO. until 10000 g. ,u
- tuIdtr. oct &. I"I.. foT Tire erection
- ~" siort iin@i itll building ou 10"
county fuflrmary grut.uds. a. Eiu
tirut . " Va
liHr. and spec ifications arc oa tie.
ava map t" seen ut the above office dur
iug business hour-
zach lIt must o. ACCOMPANIED t,N n
certified thssk 900 the sum - -Four Hun
dr"d dollars tkgrU U0f
The lioafd reserve the right Co. reject
ans or all bids
G.'. vs.. OLDHAM.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-29

rahk fost. better known a. Dummy"
os,. OF Bellaire. was drowned at the
iocal Terry landing last saturday ewes.
ing about o'clock. when he fell from
IN. me iioat while awaiting the arrival Of
me terrN boat. His body was recovered
from where ne went down His body
was removed to the cooey- Bentz under
taxing parlors. where AZ was prepared
ior burial Further particulars regard
ing the drowning appear elsewhere in
these columns
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-29

yesterday was rally day at TIRE War
Wood Lutheran church. over Ice at
OF Springfield. a.: Rev. :. Adams. OF
Edgwood. George snyder. % wellsburg
and Rev. W. :. pySinger. OF Wheeling
Insde the principal addresses. \ very
pretty song was surg by Misses Lena
ana Mary Miller. All those attending
said tie services were very good.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-29

' box social was held bV tn. members
~ tN- VI. T.. 'uur'h at MsjorsNilIe Sat
Hrda! evening. the proceeds Of viii a
" W u" used Tor IA" benefit % The now
hHrch (which - hcing buiIf Th.. old
huron was SOLD for the sum 81 >, to-
w III lsi'tlic. With tine understanding that
IL He lsft until the new on. * ready TO-.
l~' w "fk has been started ON TN. now.
building aud when completed II will Ia.
one ~ a." hn">t country chutrn"s IN tne
mel ghilur.saI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-29
To Resume Thi1 Morning.

tn" r'at" d"Iat tm~uf 80 IN" Wh"c'-
TX steel & ir"u ,'fr''au,. whi"r sus-
% uI'l ";'- -1fi"uS -sNe'ai weeks ago
viii t"sufp,. this r.'~tIrE Tho dsa4rt-
f""Ut has been extensively repaired tur-
INK ~" su~l-1~. 20 V.s uuun .cisily
IS III "ul. is' - D.. .i.u.f 'Irltlu'i. Sew
"tal nanlr-d W'u Viii o." "r'-;"I ~
-" tss 4uII.t o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-29
Received Large PAYS.

s'N''dl thousand employ ceS nf the
National Tu" works Riverside depart
lh'ht received their regular Scrui-
monthly rays last FRIDAY and Satnrd..
morning tn" men AaN. been workir :.
very STEADY duting the pas; month and
IN" an"uiid pad nut last week Was up
l" ihr STANDARD. Freshness over this
town last SatGrIas a- a result Was ~
'"fti0ual s. good
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-29
WARWOOD


The warwood Water a Light company
mad its reservoir cleaned Saturday eve
ring. The water VIII itch was taken from
the reservoir was used in cleaning out
inc drain pipes. John Moore general
manager OF the company. had some OF
the water analysed and IL - sasd TO be
pure Before the water was teste-. the
people OF the town thought that the
sickness was caused BY a..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-29
VIII Open Mine.

w iiliam l.tsh. a well known farmer. 81
.l-rh~ Kun. " n 80, -n q coal mine on
M iarin ia" fir~t 81 October. Mr.. Lash
states That this il IN" oulv coal found
~ thiS part of the couutry All IT,.
People ~"r. excited when h.. said that D..
nad Found q large vein of coal ON hi~
farm aud = good many of the farmer
started tn dig hut they were rot Su,.
CcSStul la finding ans. coal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-29

work OF refining fuTnace b at the
:N"u"hai Tube works. near the subway.
Is progressing very arpidly and the firm
eNfect To be operating the furnace In
sooht one month. The entire furnace IL
n.ihs refined and many men are employ
ca on the Job. Several cranes have been
erected near the furnace and are used in
hoisting material to the top. dynamite
~ being used IN blasting the metal from
the base OF the furnace
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-29
Holderman aeta Contract.

ne CITY council sat IN special sCs-
sion last Friday evening aud awarded
Ia" contract for tn" paving b~tWe~n tho
RAYS ~ tn" Wheeling Traction COMPANY
tta" X ON Marshall street L. l1aidsr-
man bros. 1T St"3 Ter ~,iuar. ward.
Th"r" $40 about 800" s.;usrs ysr,lS.
VIII % viii h." VaN",i siui the vor0 viii
10 started 81 ,sFr...
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-29
Autotst At Rault.

MtS. H. IL .mh.rgcr declares that 80
W. no, 10 blame for fu" auto accident
- Itch Ia opened near H.. old .ult -.
80 f"n~N X Point last rtl.-.i,y tlc.ht =
TO" dut"i>t 'iaim~. hut maintains tina.
$40 ia n'l -."r n""s"s tp the right ,.-
teal "i T." -" l"ft. ami rhIf tr. .,uip'. 2
swung {" IA" l,ft ana ~;ru,o tl,. t.ni...
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-29

he members of Class No Of the
lfst W. T.. sunday school At McM.cheu
held social last SATURDAY. evening in
the ftfth ward hose house. and a large
crowd attended. \ neat sum was real
lZed from the affair. which will eo to-
ward paying for a window which the
class promised to paw for In IN. new
church Another like affair will be
hcid In McMecheu in the near future by
the class
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To Lffnt Thia Evening.

Evening Sta-loGga. Nu J.. knights
- fNthis~ Wi meet this er'ulur a.,
th'I- headquarters 81 tsr "a .luV hu Ii
ing iu fyEutgr ~-'u'- ~l.su'hl, Ss-s ip.i
Z Following ~. Transaction - tolitins
b SINE ~. matte 90 -. t,,stt lnde .
attending tn. Ni-i'.rt.rf MEETINGS e. h..
f'ly i.ia " ut"r vii .. discussed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-29
Greenwood Dfausoleum.

- ma i>'''"'im when - beng crer..d
pruGr"~s.ilg e. Ne. - .nu!d H..
''"'t''i 'i'" ''.Iu't.tifuu las been cum
.N'' fn' 'I.ii" "a 'tre' amount ur il..,.
YET a. D. "i. n'f.1- N"r, b. being rushed
nui~h'I % DE- -Hott time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-29

The ball team OF warwood High
school IS getting In shape for the Art
gamc. whtdh will hc played with the
lriad-lphia team. Both teams have been
prhctcine and are in excellent condition
Tor t"'s game. which will Ice played a,
Narwood. october H.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-29
Republican Rally

Republicans. come TO the MarL,.
Auditorium Tuesday evening. septem
Der 80. and hear John A. Peters. o,
Maine. and Joseph n. Gaines. Of Wes-
Virginia. discuss the tariff.
great Campaign opening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-29
IL Slightly Inproying

Edward Sn,itn. son g.. ar. aud Mrs r
". smith. - \crtn Marwood who Ws-
s"ri"uSlN III At ms home saturday eNsn-
INK. was reported To- l- improving \ r--
l'ft M@S sent out vest. rdav aftcriiuo.I
that the hoy VS. dead hIt that was nor
true. 49, the doctor stated To- the report.t.
Of ihiT pau"t that he cNy.cted tho child
TO recover.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-29

W. W. Kennsmond. we'll kno~n livery
man "f this town. has just purchased a
new wagon witch ne will use IN de-
hNerinS Ice. Mr. k~uuamoni las been
running one wagon. but the trade mas
grown =" ~ucA an extent that ano.hcr
was found n-,-sSary
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-29

Ms Mir'.i" iirll ~" telephone OK
'fafs. generator 80 tins CttN ard ono
" ilI bee 'tlff,..,i vt- .,...tiuc tsils u.-N
t. Fi"l tiH-s.rk. .: n -. .uIiue.r Of
NJ N""tru i.stt 81 -l.- tu.tra~tisg
Ia'ft"- az" Wei hH.Wv 90 this section
s'i.i -.N .tsi Affairs ha.. been riV-f, Ira
hon o. - 10" ,'s''tUg 'uIrriag. They
v Iil leave immediately rfts. ito ce-c-
u"tt "u hone moon fr'r after Witch
they VIII r'Inr thor future Eon!, {
n M.,-i.t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-29

A large force of men worked all ycs-
terday morning repairing the trolley
wire Just north OF this town on the Pan
handle traction line. All the cars on
tne line were held mp for about an hour
whlIe the repairs Mere being made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-29

tn" funeral Of the late John s--e~ie
~ weston. who died Saturday evening
a. his home 1T that place. will he held
thiS morning at Nh" Stone church. Mr.
steele was former local resident and
We known here. ~. - survived 10y
lis wife ana one son
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-29
Hible Clas. ptnner

The Adult Bible class of Bethlehem
VIII CAV" an old-faShtoned country-cook-
Ell tii"k"n dinner at the \. -. L. w nall
on 'hapltne street October I. Tickets
are now on sale for the dinner
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-29
OUT-THE-PKE


Ihe MorEan-chspiine camp Royal
Nelghbors OF America. an auxiliary of
henry clay camp. vii meet Thursday In
social session In the X. OF y hall at Elm
'roNe Members OF the Wheeling camp
VIII he entertained and Refreshments
vii lie served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-29

The Marwood band Will hold is Ue.L
~ practice at the Warwood High school
building this evening. TIN. member ~.
urged To lie present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-29
West Virginia Traction g.
Electric Company and City &
Suburban Gas Company. .v.
thorized pay stations:

IhaDline street wheeling " "a
Iank - Fulton. Fulton. " Va.
VeF' virginia.
S'a'e Fsnk ~ Fin Grove Fln
Grove Wee virginia
Iay your electric lchf. psfsr on~
eas Ill ~ no moef Ssnventenf M,
station. Z" " Jt-SKINg. Treasurer
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Pike Eriefa.

NJ "ud Mr.. Fred AI:'"r. Of ,'I.., LAND.
rl'Lt yesterday With thttr Parents 900
Mr. '"d Mr.. '.lrl Stahufe returned
Tram ''l"N rl..ri ,-Sf"r,la1
Mr. " l~"r Nilitr,. 81 Viola. rer.iy -,
l'ii'' yesterday 80 "a. death .r f.~
'+i''r. Los PES i'fr'.~. Of E.llli-.
Ni-. willard Steel. and Mr. Iif.h.-
~"tnls"n. I"t.rn-d if.i. !IttSbursh v...-
t-fdts
NI~. I-u M,'..rrai.,u. Who is III e.,
'h' M'"i'- hotel. Elm Grov-. is r~rurt..t
Va f:.l 90 L." 'ostluW AID V-til.s
iI.nii'~".'. fri"Sf".i SATURDAY cv.uirr. a.,
nicer lt't'".. 81 t.im GROVE for ffrhr
o. .. Niil 20" hold this evening" 80 t,.
before Mar"r I;in,
u. T. ~u-arins .'ud wife Srsut ,e~t.r-
d'. "lth iia~r"l smith. - Elm t;r.,.
Nl'"it ~t1H;ikc l"ft for cleveland ,e.s-
i',"'f, after spending S"v'.al 'l.,~ WITH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-29

""ir"~ I'at~, D. sP"ud liz several day.
81 t.ittletcr
l'' ! W. ~.I.'Wtu r.f..ru"I ,-Sta-tt,
tt"m flH'k~f"f". ~. where. La. ..,,,,t
tr' past r..n
AR j. .. VI Her 81 Wood i.I. r...
'.'H'h N"-l' r'iH from '."t Gland. .r..
~ Ny ~t""l" aud Thomas Naff.-r
N't if f'~."rds f' Film ':t.,-
iitrf' f,""ft.'."id T'turr.. .-~far.1t,.
'fi'r spending '.e weekend ,,ttb ..,.
HHf'u'~ - fsp!s.sr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-29
WANTEO-Fem Help.

WANTEp-Nh its girl FOR general house
work. family IF three. must come with
lest .c4er"u'eS. permanent place AMI
good wages. ADDRESS ". ". \. this
office. s-.1-tf
WANTED-';irI Tor general house work
Must understand cooking Nat. phone
iSs-i: Pleasant valley. I;cu 20s-J AT.
auI2-ff
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-29

hEYER-'lr Thuredtv. september ..
f.fH. If $50 O'Clock o. Oh - r--
l"nr. lrfdrrrnrf sIin. NfrN~N
i"fIlll.l:. VIE 90 tharic4 r. Mover
7 neral -rrrfrsa 90 frr famIt .a.f,ffr.,
NrH..ff. September 70 &c b. boz.
IrI"ndr - fh' frnil. arc in. ted 90
Hffcfn irt"rrsrt private. 90 Green
wuHti ffuefrr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-29

hecoEFELL-A ituffslo. y y Thrra-
dtf. September 80. 1918. IrlN ARD
M''''NNEl. aged o.. sears
Iuu'fal NOTICE hetfaffrr
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ron SALE Furniture Tor three rooms
cheap. Must sell at once on account
OF leaving city for health. Inquire a5H1
Jacob ST. End floor get
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FOR SALE

TUE SALE Coon. Fox and Rabbit
Hounds. We'll aud partly trained. pup
pies ct all varieties. Ne mail =. hand
some. descriptive. illustrated cstalOgu.
Tor 10 cents. &. T.. y. Lands. Tef,t. -.
leading. Ia. ~-.s-g
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LOST.

LosT-Wlit" wrench i'oodie. . month -.
old l.cuarI u l.turI.h fn fnIn ItrI
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-10-20

The egg plant belongs to the tobac-
co and potato family 1t is found in
the markets in the fall, is attractive in
appearance and has a favor peculiar
to itself. One reason that it is so lit
tie known is the fact that few cooks
know how to prepare it well.
Aubcrgines al Gratin.-Cut the egg
plant into quarter-inch slices and cover
with boiling sailed water When cool,
arrange half of the slices on a we'll
buttered baking dish, then add layer
Of bread cruE BIS, to which has been
added a little finely minced parsley,
With salt and pepper to taste. Place
The remaining slices on these. sand
Tich fashion, pour melted butter over
Them, more crumbs, lightly sailed and
peppered. and finish with grating of
cheese. Bake brown in a moderate
oven.
Egg Plant Fritters.-Put a whole
egg plant into boiling water, well salt
| ed, add tablespoon of vinegar, cook
| until tender, mash and drain; to one
pint of egg plant add half cupful of
-four, two eggs well beaten, and salt
| and pepper to taste. Fry the small
| cakes in hot fat.
Fried Egg Piant.-Pare an egg plant
and cut in thin slices. Sprinkle with
salt and pile on plate. Cover with
4 weight to express the juice and let
stand one hour. Dredge with flour
and saute in butter until crisp and
| brown.
Egg Plant With Mushroom Stuffing
Cut the plant lengthwise in halves
and parboil in sailed water until ten
| der. Scoop out the pulp to within
half an inch OF the skin. Chop the pull
ina and add half its bulk of chopped
| mushrooms, the same quantity o.
Dread crumbs soaked in stock o,
moistened with water. half teaspoon
IF minced onion, a tablesp oonful o
butter. and pepper and salt. Fill th'
shells with this mixture, lay in Il well
| outtercd pan. sprinkle the top witt
he buttered crumbs ard bake three
1uartcrs Of an hour. Minced ham vii
AXE the pl-ce OF the mushrooms an,
| he onion may he omitted This is
delicious vegetable to serve with steal
u game.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-10-20

.'The waste from prevontahle fires
in this country is a standing rcproach
and scandal The fire losses in the
United States and Canada in 1912 were
1929, 100000, most of them due to care
lessness. SAYS the Banker and
Tradcsman. Fire losses and the cost
Of fire prevention in the United states
amount annually 10 $l50,oooo0o, or
more than the total American produc-
ton of gold, silver, copper and petroe
um in year. The fire losses in the
city of New York alone are nearly
twice as much as the total loss in Lon
don. Paris and Berlin combined. over
5000 persons are burned to death and
10000 injured yearly as the result OF
fires. These figures make an awful
showing.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-10-20
MANY STATES TAKE UP
PHTHISIS LEGISLATION.
Thirty four In All Make Appropria-
tions of More Than 100000.

Out of forty-one state legislatures in
session during the season of 1913 laws
dealing with tuberculosis We're enacted
in thirty states. while in thirty -four
states consideration was given to bills
dealing with the prevention of this dis
ease This is summary of the legis-
lative campaign for 1913. just issued
by the National Association For the
Study and Prevention of tuberculosis.
Appropriations 10 the amount of
more than $J.o00.000 have been set
aside for the treatment and prevention
of tuberculosis by the various state
legislatures in session this year Most
of this money is for the maintenance
Of state sanitariums. There are at the
present time thirty-nine such institu-
tons in thirty-one states. Connecticut.
Massachusetts and Pennsylvania each
having more than one Sanitarium
Delaware is the only state which has
made provision for 4 state sanitarium
for tubercuIous negroes
In addition To the amounts appropri-
!atcd by the various state governments.
congress will he obliged to set aside
Of the United States public health. the
army and the navy sanitariums and The
tuberculosis hospital of the District Of
columbia
Among the notable advances in the
Legislative enactments Of this year, il
is stated. are the tuberculosis reGistra-
ton law Of Chicago, laws providing
for subsidies 10 local hospitals in Min
nesota and Wisconsin. an act provid
ing for the establishment Of county
hospitals in Indiana and the establish
ment of state bureaus for the proven
ton of tuberculosis in Ohio and Cali
fornia. 4 complete analysis of the tn
berculosis legislation considered anC
enacted in 1913 is being prepared bJ
the national association
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-10-20

Canada, which has for years been
drumming up immigrants wherever they
could be found is now receiving such
flood of them that the situation has
become embarrassing. Because OF too
rapid development the financial con
dition of the Dominion is anything but
satisfactory, and in the far Western
provinces the collapse of the land
booms, which also affects the cities, has
left thousands Of men. stranded and
without work. As a consequence the
Canadian government now warns all
those in the old country who may think
of leaving for the new, that . farmers,
farm laborers and female domestic ser
wants are the only people whom the
Canadian immigration department ad-