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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-06
sSN NTE COMMITTEE ON
COMMITTEES ~ WORK

WASHINGTON, - e.. March Co.. b'm
uprris ut the senate to-day resumed
thrlr ,au,us 3" d,t,rmu, uu 90 plan
oi reorganization ut tur senate lnd
the rp-shupiuE pi committees That arc
lo have ,hlrp, cot legislation boo the
uyN congress chairman Kern pre-.
s,ut,d tn, following names uf ~cuu-
tors who dr, tu compose tho steering
committee io make up Democratic
committee assignments. and they
wore unanimously approved
senators Kern Martin clarke. ut
ArMnsds. Chamberlain owen, O'Gor-
man. smith, Georgia. lea Thomas of
Colorado.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-06
YOUNG WIDOW IS
BRUTALLY KILLED
New York Police on Trail Of
Gangsters Believed to Have
Committed Crime.
lBy Len-cd Wire ~ E,rnlng IIcrnld.

Sew york. March o Mrs RATHER.
inc Godlry, "a young widow Wus
found murdered early to-day iu her
uat Her head and pcv had been
horribly battered. prr~uWauk with a
club The police attribute the crime
to gaug-trrs Three men Wh" report
od the killing 10 the poliD" were de-
tuiu"d 1s material witnesses
ThDN said they had called tu see
the young woman ana found hc
dead
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-06
Secretary of State Bryan In
First Day of Active Work
Approves Letters Of Prede-
cessOr.
THOROUGH INQUIRY
WILL BE UNDERTAKEN
Army Heads Instructed to
Make Immediate Inspection
of the Patrol Along Inter
national Border.

1
Washington March Indications
that no Immediate or sweeping
changes boo tho foreign policy OF the
Wcr, afforded tudo, when secretary
Bryan without much qualification, APP
proved the letters and Instructions by
wire that eeat out To- the American
representatives abroad 800 countries
where stirring events are happening,
% BE- Thought that in general this
Was routine business but yot it was
Informed hy the officials of lesser rank
thuu the secretary That President Will
SON Intends to nuke % careful study
uf 900 the duH tu oc pres"utod 90 him
bv secretary BRYAN hfiore making auy
radical ch1usrs lu existing policies. ft
became known today that Uithoua
3bauug this Ru."rumcurs Dum tp
The right iu maintain au efficient army
patrol along thr Nuyieau border. the
new administration Intends to uso
tN'rN proper means tu avoid friction
with the MoNictus across the line.
lu iip" with the disposition Co ad'
Ni-c President Wilson and Secretary
Brtan of tHe precise conditions along
thy border. BFg3dior General TaskcI
H BLISS. commanding the southern
department pf th, army with head
quarters 90 Fort Sum Houston WAS go.
u1y ordered Geo mtkr 10 tour of iuspec-
tiuu.
General Oivdu. commander uf th'
Mexican rede3Ais. has expressed regre
+ 60 American consular officers at no
gates fur the recent clashes viii
American troops near Douglas. Art
zuna GcuuH Oirdu assured the of
nccrs that ur would adopt means u
prevent ufthry tr.ounl" and has or
dcrcd the NrNicau patrol withdraw
frum WHOM. Tho nuinrnNAs n.nuIrrM.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-06
Great Turkish Fortress, Key to
Possession of Epirus Falls
After Terrible Two Days
BOmbardment.
TURKS AGREE TO AN UN.
CONDITIONAL SURRENDER
Thirty Thousand Shells Drop
ped Into Doomed City With.
in Forty Hours by Victori-
Gus Allies.
GBy Leased Wire 10 E,cnlng Iicraldl

iiy Leased Wire ~ E,cnlng Herald
Athens, March u tn, Turkish
fortress or Juuiuo. th" k,y tu IN, poe
session OF tb, province "f Epirus
with its garrison ul 5000 men sur
rendered Geo tho creek army after q
dvirus, which form- one oI the most
brilliant ,pieudr- or the Balkan war.
The surrender was preceded hy %
iiorr, huu,hardmCut lasting with 'uf
cessation for two day and two nights
Every uNuliubl, gun. including H
number ot heavy uoWuz,rr lent NF
the Sorytuu artillery was brought To-
bear ON IN" forts defending the be-
ivHguer"d City.
y" fewer than 10000 sh,Ils v,r~
fired h, the GTvvk guns during Dhe
first days oIuuonadr Gradually IN"
Turkish buttcri'. ut Bizuui. Nauu-
Hlr5 Sakni aud e'-.vhcr. vor, -
lrucod The greek commanders uy
q feint bed th, Turks tu believe that
their attack would ho made from
the right A. soon as tho attention ut
the defenders had been distracted
the Greeks hurled large bodies of TN
fautry onto ~, Turkish leit Tho pt
tomuu truups. utt.rl surprised. .el
back u disorder The batteries or
the heights ot Bizaui th' mainstu,
of the defense, had been unable tc
stand the prItng or the shclis and
were reduced Go romplrt, silru,, q
~ o'cIock Yesterday morning.
Tho Gronk. pushed their iurvJr.
movement during tho afternoon and
b.. ..a|.. ... e. D..
SukuI and Ea- hills capturing al
the guns and 800 artill"rywru ThD
the Gr,'k battaUou- gradually d"
ploycd onto the plain 0u 'front.' ui m
city itr,ll The Turkish Night iWm'
diat,lN became general despite dl
"a. efforts ur th, ottoman officers u
rally their men Whole detachment
ruccumnod g." pmuir aud Joined in
mad race into enc ,itN. tn" Gr,'l
troops fullovrd iu hul pursuit glmvs
10 the walls
with AN th, defending batteries u
IN, hands ui Tho Greeks and Tho lla'
lonic soldiers al th, gates Ut JHuin'
Es.aud Pushu th, Turkish command
or ut O'Clock this morning sent mes
ycugrr- under % Otg ul true" q
crown pr.u,, Constantine, ct Gr"r'
Announcing the surrender ul the ,it
aud an IA, troops under his com
mand Tho fan ot Jauiua was au
uouuccd hN The crown prince 1" tll
Gr,ct war ol.ly, n m" following Dis
patch
"Euguu .Grr,k llDaduuartrr-i
O'Clock Bon tho Morning The cree
army having occupied tho 'ut'r. le
front ol the city cot Jau.uu and dlt
BizAnl uud Co-tritla having boon sal
rounded by oar troops. Essaad Iast
has just informed my that his ir""i
surrender as prisoners of war
81 viii send ,uu shortly detail"
the great victory ul uur gtll"I
army
wild enthusiasm rrigu'd boo ~
streets of Athens ou tho uuu"uur
mout or t1c news an the h"u~
vcr, decorated with ilags EN" e
people thruugcd tho thuroughi"r
singing tho Gro,k national aulh''
while ioyou- pclls rang uut from o.
ory church styrplr in thr copiuL
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-06
State Government Backs Docts
rine Of States Rights and
Issues Def to the Huerta
Regime.
RAIL COMMUNICATION
CUT IN ALL DIRECTIONS
Three Hundred and Fifty
Americans in Guaymas Be.
lieved to Be In Serious
Danger.
tny Leased Wire 10 EvsnInr Herald !

Douglas Ariz. March s.--hfadcF~
is,a sympathizera FORMER oroxco
revolutlonlsts and other rebel ele~
ments 3oday are locking 20 HeTmo-
slllu. capital of the Mexican state ue
sonora. 10 join tho formidable revola
proclaimed BY the sonora congress
yesterday againat the Huerta regime.
Two hundred Maderistas left Canau04
FOR Hermosiilo lnet night, burning
railroad bridges and cutting telegEapn
wires behind Them. A strict cenzoE~
ship established by the revolutionary
authorities az Hermosilio prevents
detailed news Of She exact situoelom
there reaching the border. II is
known, however. that men were at
work al nlght ON the fortlncations
about the city. aud that ammunitl0n
has been prepared Rnd many citizens
armed ready 10 resist the Hucrta
troops. The government at Me2lcp
|Citv On ltsfside has not been Idle. Re-
porte from the south this afternGun
are 10 the effect that more than s,eoV
Huerta troops already have entered
southern sonDru and that more are
being rushed from the state of SlDa-
iCa
a Telegram received by Genorai
Oleda az Aqua Pricta states th0t
Orozco and sah1ar. former rebel
leaders are on their waN a. AID In
subduing sonora This. however. ~
discredited BY many CLOSE observers
uf Mexican Affairs, A Gnaymas, On
the coast. alarm has been caused ~
report thHt the hucrta government
b 90 send sunooat TO she'll the town.
American residents ~ Guaymas num-
ber $500
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-06
TIMUITN CAUSES ITMJLT
AMONG GONf.UNMINT EMPLOYEES

Washington. u. g., MaIrh &C..
Joseph T.. Tumulty President VII
sons secretary started "a small pre-
gedrut campaign OF his own
today Mr. TumuiN got Go WORK at
s o'clock this morning NOBODY in
Washington iu the government scr-
yico ever hoard OF amy one who got
to work su early
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-06
FIRST APPOINTMENT TO
1915 BRITISH AMBASSADOR,

Washington March o. Probably
the hrst dlplomau. appointment
President Wilson VIII make will be
thai of ambassador 90 Great Britain.
Ne has not nuuuy decided ON any
one. though there are several names
being considered Those who have
advanced the candidacy OF Richard
Dlney secretary oi state under the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-06
FIFTY THOUSAND WOMEN
GET $500 A WEEK

SPRING eId. lls March o N"f
thun $4,000 vomru u chicago 'te
receiving Hhri,s oft 81 or ioss pee
w,ck according io rrpor's W'ds ''
Aotms Governor Barrett vllufa. ''.
day by the investigator. of the -'n-
ate white slave commission ot Wni %
hn N nhurmln
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-06
CHICAGO AMERICANS
AT LOS ANGELE )

Los Angeles. March q Tho w'r-
oud squad of the chicago Americans
W command ut the Veteran uralu'r
aud player "kid" Gleaenn arrived
here TODAY for the flrst of series ut
spring training games with the Lus
Angeles und Venice coast league
teams The piayou wIll mako ther
headquarters at Pasadena and viii
come 90 Los Angeles every afternoon
Tor the scheduled gamss
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-06
ATTORNEY GENERAL
TAKES HOLD OF JOB
[By LEASED Wire 20 Evening ucraldI

Washington March Attorney
G,ucrM Mckel uuids took up ante
trust work iu 10 conference late to-
day with representatives Of the Union
Pacific aud southern Pacific rail-
roads over the plan TOR dissolution oi
their merger. The railroad attorneys
wanted 20 huoW thcihor the new at
torucy general approved the plan OF
dissolution agreed Go by Former At
totnry General Wickcrshum aud nov
in thr hands OF the federal courts al
81 Louis They took up specifically
the protest against the plan tiled by
the California railroad commission.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-06
President Puts in Busy Day
With Official Callers, Jap
anese Ambassador Leading
Procession.
MACK MENTIONED AS
AMBASSADOR TO AUSTRIA
Tumulty Causes Tumult
Among Government En-.
ployes BY Getting to Work
at Unheard of Hour.


Washington, -. g.. March q Pres
il,ut Wilson's second day n the
U hike house found "a long engagement
list awaiting his attention. Baron
Chlnda. ambassador from japan. 20
tho United states. the FIRST representa-
tive col foreign power 10 be received
formally. was among the hrst Baron
Chinda bore the congratulations OF the
Japanese emperor 90 Mr. Wilson. Thc
reception was in the blue room win
$40 tu, ceremonies that accompany the
visit ot an ambassador 90 q president
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-06
LEFT TWO YEAR OLD
SON TO BURN
TO DEATH
Parents at San Bernardino III
Excitement of Burning
House Forgot Their Baby
Boy.
OB, Leased Wire to i3,cn,ug Herald.

san B,rrIrduu. rBl, March g. IA
the excitement oi nudiug their house
ou urr N,il uo help 900 hand, Joe LAM
Ufys aud u.- wife. hurllrdly moved out
what furuurr they could aud lou
their g-g,ar ord som Go burn to death.
Tho couple liy" at Cons. in the des-
crt That p mother could forget her
child stuyk Coroner Fuller as 80
strange thut hr loit here to-day Iof
Gunr tu IuNv-tlgatt.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-06
AMERICANS At GUAYAlAS
IN SEft9nVS Dfl

Guaymas. sonou, Mckee March g.
Grave anNiets among the $50
American residents of this seaport
was aroused to-day 10y reports that the
federal government in TO send the
gunboat Guerrero ~ the coast %
shell the town. Urgent roprcsentar
tions are being made 10 detRin che
cruiser Colorado. which arrived Tuea-
day night but ~ So lenNr Friday
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-06

NrN YUTU NlrCh Thc CoudI-
uo0 ct LyF =. Morton was proc
nounrcd unchanged today iic is sut-
frrius from hardening nl thc artcrtcH
aud has ur.u iu 20 prwri"us state
Tor several days
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-06
Iron GIdDNE'' CfsNSOlsSlIP
INSTALLED AT uF.lftgpSGaGAl

Ilrrmusiih. sonora Mexico, MARCH
q IA rigid censorship enforced ~
ihe iron glove" WAS Installed here
today by the sonora state governuagnt
which yesterday waved the banner %
states rights in the face of the na-
tionai government OF Huerta. Oifs
CHATS ~ the new regime here today
seized the railroad station and tela-
graph onlcos 90 the Southern Pacitic
~ Mexico and placed an outgoing
news under the Dau. rhe censorshtp
| applies also 90 the commercial wires.
! The railroad operator az CaFbo. a
nearby station, was told that IL hc Ri-
lowed ans more news to be transmits
/ tod be- would be shot and that II fsi
/ told OF the threat 90 shoot him If he
gave news he would be shot
Au train service except that con-
ducted by the state authorities N au-
nullcd The train of state troops
which left here yesterday went as far
| south az ortiz. with intentions 90
burn railroad bridges on the retilrn
trip. thus preventing FIuerta tru0ps
from moving against the state capital
from Quay mas. port On the Cailtor-
nia gulf, where federal soldiers couid
De landed During the night volun-
teers arrived in great numbers IN ans
lsuer 20 the appeal Of the state con-
srsss for forces "a combat any iutfn-
sion of Huerta troops ia thr border
state.
Work on fprlihratlons about the
lcltS continued Through the night. ans
! munition was assembled and All made
ready FOR tha expected assault of fed
oral forces.
The state government rapidly a
isnlatlng itself completely from any
J rR communication With e0mnlau'
s dnerrd locomotives state troops ars
{ eoius up nnd down the railroad Do
: strueius bridges. within the last feN
! hours railroad uersles have nael
burned as HF north ar q point fort,
= mites hcioN ihc Arizona border
s white this viii make impossibAe th'
. aaiet entry or Haer,a soldiers a alt'
ls Getting IN otter PARTS 81 the slat
2 frum sources oi food supplies.
e Red, az DouRlA> auln friels
/ 4
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-06
I.reIrllner.. nnnh Nnnrn,ch.

rhiDIlu. March a.. $40. 600
bond 'or Irnry " LpgIclurr of
Denver. uu, of the structural IRON
worker. officials convicted ut indian
tpoli-, NE approved o., Judge b1N'r
iu th, United states circuit court of
appeals H.n todaH The prisoner
pruluNN ..l hr released tomorrow.
Cl,,rIaua .amiunlmtluu. hclIr,. ih'i
ho is 3D. Us.OF selection ana saw Chat
thuugh Mu Dlnoy is advanced H
,,tra f. t. atUI worry motive
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-06
STOCK EXCHANGE SEATS
ARE ON THE BUM

. New york March ca sca' .
Q on the Sew YORK stock exchange .
. Wss sold TO-DAY tor $4,000. the .
. lowest price recorded since 1909 =
NNAAAA~ NNeN q
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-06

iied- "a Dousia> JUln HulNlN
nougiaa. Aria. Nlngoh eIWn hupt
drsd Madefislaa now under tne cnNe
sttuiionalist hanneg depaJted durlna
ghe night from Gananea "A taiA ca
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-06

TODAY's NEWS TODAY
You ect n IN tho HERALD.
Eixty Cents a month or as cents
n week delivered at your door;
atty cents by mail.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-27

problem of public education in the suggested it will
have sufficient to inaugurae adequate admnstra
ton and develop tranngschoo for elementary teachers
to supplement the work of the high schools There other
items of expenditure which wise administration will be able
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-27

to reduce In word the state Of Vermont through its state
government and its towns is spending to-day enough money
to inaugurate such system here recommended if only
these moneys are devoted ntegenty to that purpose.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-04
MORE CANDIDATES.
File Applications for Appointment 70
City ofloes With Board
Of Control Tuesday.

Several additional applications were
fled with the board OF control yes.
terday for city positions. Charles b.
Cook. the present efficient city en-.
gineer. fled application for reap.
pointment while william gill wants
to be superintendent OF the crema-
tory. Clarence Bisgs fled applicat.
Ion for the position OF lookup keeper.
Attorney Ben L. R~osenbloom.
name has been mentioned as
a possible candidate for police Judge.
announced that under no consider.
alton would he become a candidate
for the position and hat he had Civ.
en- on one authority TO his
candidacy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-04
OHIO RIVER & WESTERN
RAILWAY.

Arrival and Departure OF trains a. Bep.
aire.
e. a. m. = 20 o ~. ass n m
Depart-p , = m Al0g y. 1855 pm
Sunday trains arrive AZ 40 a m. ana
denar: =. 40 q n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-04
WILL ATTEND BIG
WELSH FESTIVAL
LOCAL PERSONS PLAN TO SPEND
INDEPENDENCE WEEK
IN PITTSBURGH.
MANY Choirs VIII Participate for
Prizes Amounting to $4,000 In
Cash-SpeciaI Rates

pittsburgh. during independence
week. Will BIO the scene OF the great
est choral contests In tho history OF
the United States. more than sixty
cnoirs having entered for the big
Welsh musical festival which is al.
tracing competitors and visitors from
every c~ontinen; of the earth a total
teTcd.
The festival is divided into four
days as follows:
Wednesday. July a-Chldren's
choirs.
Thursday. July ladies choirs.
Friday. July MALE choirs.
Saturday. July Chief choral com.
petition.
The festival will omen with n CON.
cert oy n massed children's choir OF
-,uuo voices and will close with a mag.
innocent production OF Sir Edward
risara Ain Olaf by a choir Of l..
500 voices.
For the first time IN the history OF
'he United States the Ancient Cor.
eedd OF the Bards OF Britain will mee,
IN session In this n a special
dispensation having been granted by
.his institution which dates from pre-.
historic times the first record appear.
ing In the Commentaries" of Julius
'aesar' In which he speaks Of a Cor.
sedd reid 1000 years before Christ.
mere are more than one million
N'ish'Americans In the United
states n fully 10000 OF his mum.
per VIII be IN attendance at pitts.
burgh In July. All railroad compap.
les have granted concessions In the
matter OF fares Inc elaborate arrang
men's for housing visitors have been
maze by tho Pittsburgh committee
Many local persons are planning IN
attend the festival. aud Il is likoIv
mat quite a large delegation from
Martins Ferry and vicinity will he
III ~tt'ndance throughout the week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-04
GIVE SUITS AWAY
Gutman. Gibson G Mcconnell n;.,ri-
butte Clothing to Purchasers ~
Monday.

me distribution Of handsome suits
~" "i cfarc" 10 customers of Gu,
mon ''ibson 4 Mcconnell tool, mace
~ ~" NeEs Corner" Nrrdav
m9r1lng three di~sin'ercsind iudros
".l''li'i H. awards Woro choice
% customers buving n~.rchsndisc
HHrlhg the month OF May uf The yaiIn
or one dollar or more ''
"a" so Su,t. No NlN5. was aVarusd
!" Ill Arnold. of RaallsviIc. %
VI" - SUIT. No. III. To J. G. Youur
~ .r,hosfa. o The firm a@nnouncrs
tEfl " VIII give away Two moro .uits
OF ~" same value To cus,omors ~
InE iA" month of June. the awsTG
L" ne mad" az tho close Of tho month
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-04
WILL RECOVER
TWO Men injured Monday While Nov.
ing Furniture From a House in
North End Are Out OF Dancer.

William Gardner and Joseph Rfvers.
me two men injured Monday evening
while moving goods from a house in
;Nortn heeling. are rapidly recover
our OF danger. As Gardner was lift
ing a heavy carpet over the railing
OF a porch at n second story window
of the house. the railing broke. nor
cipitating Gardner upon top OF Riv-
ers and severely injuring both OF the
men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-04
COMPLICATIONS
Arse IN Suit For Possession Of pron.
ertY m Federal Court-Hea-ina
In.

q, Nh"i.'r c1Hpf'r wl. added 90 tho
W 'itfld'~ kirEpatrict Federal r,urf
'-' '''' 'r9.N morning. when "a new
30" va i.'d lu uifsd states court
cess" D.. entitled U4rri., Fri,,br.b
M'''.li" Jane Kirbpat-ict. and Is
'T.'-h' n ft' possession az uror.
CITY which thr plainIN owns bIf
which leased ht the defendant TIN.
i'ih'in alleges that fhr defendant
N'' nor l|if fh" rental for the prop
I'f i." pas VITO wears and for
Wis reason asks pnesession ar frr
i'l'if An order wa entered bv
lN' court granting % hoarinr of tho
I''ii'u ~ Parl"rsbrrc. June o..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-04
MEETING.

Tho Personal Workers League Aals
their weekly meeting az the Y. n &
\. yesterday noon. Following lunch
con talks were given by various mem.
b"rs. There was n good attendance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-04

f0-irch Plain Colored Wolfe Of
sheer weave in black, white
and colorS, 35c quail OK
ity; sale price.
30-inch Costume Cotton Crepe
in pretty new designs and
plain eolorinsS, 25e 4c
quality; sale price. Ack
1000 yards Heavy All-Lincn
Suiting. SO in:hcs wide,
rough weave n natural col
or. 35c quality; Ok
sale price. yard AcN
1900 Yards Unrinkahle Ramic
Linen. 81 inches wide. soft
finish in pink. green and
blue shades. 69c E
quality; sale price. ,tcS
47-inch Ramic Linen Suitiug
heavy smooth weave in all
tie wanted Summer color
inGS, $40 kind; A.
sale Price. 3CS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-04
WHEELING TRACTION p
EXPRESS CAR SCHEDULE.
Taftng Effect June 81, 1909,
PANHANDLE LINE

PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING NJ WEIISRT-RG
Daily Except SUNDAY.
"nceing Wellshurg
.2rf street. Lave
Wheeling WeIIshurV
~ 1' a 10. 500 a m
800 = M. i "r noon
NOTNDSV1LLE IINE
WHEELING ANp I%pSVILLE
b'rly Except sunday.
'ufn street Leave
Who. ling
10 nn a- m lao q m
3 90 D. 20.
CON nos having regular cypress ser
'fC" -t.pwcnfs weigh NJ IN excess %
.'N r"4l'- "f az l'rE" bulk VIII not
U' CARRIED NU pFoserEer cars.
ALL. MS Daily Except SUNDAY
500 shipments except emergency sht--
mef & 90 medic nos will be carr ei on
messenger cars between 400 and 6.I5
p. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-04
Special Mediterranean Tour
10 Weeks $50

waiting Gibraltar. Aigiere. ff4l,.
-0 if@"riuuA Grrmary. HOLLAND TelgiGm.
Irtf.' and ErEiirI Includes aI rE-
."nr"a strictly fist class urrpmmp1n-
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BANKRUPTCY CASE
REFERRED TO REFEREE

N United States court here yester-
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Arizona republican., 1913-11-15
RAG TIME MUSIC
 |S BETTER THAN
 PROBLEM NOVEL
American Academy of Arts and Letters Listens to Ar gImcnts in Favor of Pop ular Song Opposed to Cheap Literature

CHICAGO. Nov. 14.-American academy of arts and letters listened today to arguments favoriug rag time music and popular songs as against sex problem novels by speakers at the annual meeting here
 Reginald Dekoven, speaking in fa- vor of opera in Eugiish. declared that rag time music established the popu- lar song in America and that it is in the process of creating in this country d musical consciousness built from the bottom up, as is normal and proper
 samuel NcCorj Brothers said that the sex novel is at present unreIeved 1 by humor or straight thinking Inti- ! nation that the gold medal of the academy which will this year be awarded in December. will be given 1 to Augustus Thomas was seen in the Continued on Page Two)