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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-23

mclure.-P. Z. Naming. Canton. ]
L. Davis. Pittsburgh; L. l.. Gould
Parkersburg; r. l.. Wildermuthth
Columbus: s. ]. WHEELER. Canton. A
r. Clayton. Newark.
stamm.-C. w. Ray, Rochester
James L. Patton. Cincinnati: II. q
Lambert. Lamberton; Z. ". Sinclair
Parkersburg: J. A. Young. Hunting.
ton; T. +. Gaskill. Parkersburg.
Grand central.-Marus Shoefield
Youngstown; J. NJ. Stork. Hunting.
ton; Clyde Mccormick. YOUNGSTOWN
Matrha Long. Charleston; A. n. Gala
well. Alledonia; T. II. Cunningham
Matamoras.
erunskIek.-C. v. Patterson. Co
Ilimbus; NJ. c. Loba, Johnstown. 4
r. Rider. Baltimore; Brooks Hail,
Parkersburg.
Mrs. S. L. Jepson spent Tuesda,
with friends and relatives in ST
Clairsville.
DR.. A. J. Doneghy was in st. Glars
vile on professional business Tues
day.
Miss Hazel Hamilton. of Barnes
vile. is a guest in the city.
Miss Hannah Hill is the guest of he,
cousin. Miss Laura Hill. at Fairmont
Albert Schenk. Sr.. left for Chicago
where he will attend to business af
fairs.
Mrs. Bertram Kline and daughter. OF
New Castle. Pa. are guests of Mrs. ST
mon Kline. on the Island. y
Edward Calada Ioff ,.o...-a. e
Fafrmont. to attend the convention OF
the Knights OF Pythias.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Glass who 70
turned. Friday. from Europe. STATE
That while in Germany they were treat
ed with the greatest consideration and
courtesy. They deny the various
charges made against the Germans 70
garding their discourtesy and cruelty
MT. and Mrs. Glass were compelled &c
make the trip in a smaller steamer
put there was no suffering on board.
Mrs. Howard McCourtney arrived In
Boston on the steamer Canopic. after
a European tour. She will visit New
York before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry McLure and
daughter. Mrs. Frank Schmidt. left FOR
Atlantic City. yesterday.
Messrs. J. j. Coniff. Frank Water
house and Charles Bates have returned
from Pittsburgh. where they wer,
guests ht the Country Club.
Col and Mrs. II. w. Brooks and
daughter have returned from a visit
OF several days to Pittsburgh. McKees
port and other Pennsylvania towns
Col. Brooks is operator Of the elevate,
In the Federal building. and resumed
his duties yesterday, after a two
weeks vacation.
Mrs. A. r. Fortney Is seriously IN al
her home in West Wheeling. Her con.
dition was reported somewhat i'm
proved yesterday.
Miss Mary Wollenweber. of HamiI
ton, o., Is the guest OF the Misses
Sehopper. OF Warwood. and other rela.
tives.
Hugo Iaupp. Of the Island. spent
Sunday in Pittsburgh.
S. l.. Lazaron. OF Cincinnati. IL the
guest OF his son. Rabbi I.azaron. OF the
Eoff street temple.
Edwin Whit left for Hanover. y. H.
where he will re-enter Dartmouth Col
lege.
Mr.. ID. G. Ross OF the Y. NJ. G. A
will return tomorrow from a vacation
spent at Elkins. Terra Alta. and other
eastern points.
Mr.. and Mrs. james Mathews and
son. Edward. Of North Main street.
have returned from a months stay
at Romney. w. Va.
Mr.. William Lipphardt and sons
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-23
United Dairy Milk

She IT, She'll tell you Of its high standard OF purity
and richness Would you like begin using u D. MIX?
Cur Wagons Go Everywhere"
Bell 759 National ss7.
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Misses:

Misses.
Emma Lump. Wayne Riddle,
Anna Carson. Clara Carr
Esther Carson. Janette NanI<irx
Grace Moore Dorothea Stole
Anna Tomlinson, Margaret Pockl,
susie ConieN. Dagmar Rruhn.
Edna Mayors. Georgia Mitchell.
Anna Blockinger Hilda FauSt
Florence prague. Margaret ponaVan.
Jennie Jones. Elizabeth DonaVan
Almn Hilton, Gene Newland.
Ruth Fox Cora RAIDER.
Josephine Reitz. LILLIAN Stewart
Helen Habig Sarah Poster
Lucille Clark. Mary Curtis
Caroline Srping Mabel Solemn
Mayme Merschrod
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Robinson Reception.

The following is a copy of cards
issued by Mrs. G. o. Robinson at Bell
aire:
Mrs. George Oxley Robinson
on Saturday, September twenty-sixth,
three until six o'clock,
1896 North Guernsey street.
10 meet
Mrs. Frank Talmage Robinson.
Miss Ada Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Talmage Robinson
Miss Robinson
Miss Grace Wise Robinson.
Saturday. September twenty-sixth
Cards. Eight o'clock.
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Tuesday Bridge Club.

Miss Sara Kirk was hostess TO the
members Of the Tuesday Bridge club
at her home in Pleasant Valley. This
was the first meeting OF the season.
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Surprise Party.

Mrs. William Lindsay was rendered
a pleasant surprise party at her home
In McCurdy's addition. Elm Grove,
Monday evening. in honor of her birth
day. A delightful evening was con-
cluded with the serving OF refresh.
ments.
Those present were: Mesdames-J.
;. Patterson. Elizabeth Jones, James
Frazier, j. NJ. Meek, ]. p. Leisure,
Lawrence Woeber. Elizabeth Moore
Edward McCausland. Louis Elmer, 8.
b. Kittle. J. p. Stewart. b. L. Wama-
ley. l.. II. Hart j. v. Griffin, |. n. Nc.
Glumphy. ]. A. Chambers. George
Kidd. Mack Denniston. Allen Elmer,
Edward Lister. A p. Tillet, ]. NJ. Nc.
Cutcheon. Edward Smith. Brlce Black.
Z. r. Lindsay. and August Gieseler:
Misses-Marie Frazier. Cora Frazier
and Iyadale Moore.
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Women 70 Look oId-FashIoned.

women 70 Look Old-Fashioned.
Grace Margaret Gould. fashion edi.
tor OF the Woman's Home Companion
writes I'm that periodical an article en-
titled Fashion Takes backward
Steps, In which she tells what these
steps are and what they mean. Fol
lowing IL an extract:
To be called 'old-fashioned-my.
how II hurts! Yet 10 look old-fashion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-23
TabIeaux WANTS.

The "Tableaux Vivants" given nj
the First Christian church on Tues.
day evening was a decided success. II
was presented under the auspices OF
the Young Ladies' Cirolesof the church.
A number of interesting tableaux were
given, and grafonola selections were
enjoyed. The following participated in
the program: Misses Olive Mcclure,
Minnie RAIDER. Clare GressIer. Enc
Roseberry. Fannie Heaton. Lillian Cor.
nish. Virginia Hall. Lena Metz. Bess
Hazlett. Clara Coates. Mae Belle Hall.
Minnie Stone. Ruth Davis. IONA Fields.
Mrs. John Leadley. Mrs. Louis Ora
ham. Mr.. W. 3. Jones. Master Allen
Scott Fields.
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Specializing!
On Pure Mix

The product Of the United Dairy Co.. the mental phy
zeal and financial energies Of large company are concen
rated No labor nor expense is spared 10 produce the
purest dairy products.
Ask your neighbor about
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erunsklek.-c. V. Patterson. Co
lI'mbus; NJ. c. Loba. Johnstown. !.
=. Rider. Baltimore; Brooks Hall,
Parkersburg.
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\, ', SoyERNo a''r :
vReEs ECONOMY


Albany. ~. v. Jan. ..--t;oH.rnos
Gyns's asN' ,sessax. to the new leg.
isiaturc wss prssraiel nj sosa. u
dealt sslsiy WITH fiaaseea sad 10.
srsised The present situation Of ,he
state Treasury b. aa aeul ono. de
nanAiag careful thousfit and h-soi'
srestnens. Ths eosessor urged
drastic etoumies by iopins oft un
psrrassvy oftie. hoid-sa AMI ronsoi
idulias bureaus.
The ara legislature got nads'
~sy psonp,iy. rAssssnbiysiaa VIII
lism Sulser aud his ~,fs- arrive
esris.
The assembly asr-.d On lis new
cole Of r,,i-s. Involving several soa'
.s~sInas IN the minority, The prin'
.ipsi Yeauss, .f ihs t'saxs~ssissE
that power of sppoisiiss sosssa 'iss~i
b., sahea ava, IRON the speaker ~ss
u fused.
rh- ,vs Tot sp-AA-r -ss IA i'''
Lps.s Thsdd-u. y, ss.oi. Hssab'i'
sSs. ~: Aiss-i y sssi'h. ii~woc's'
a.: Mtrhsss Hshssr. Progressive
Is. v~s.r ';ssesssr sssssV ,os'''
fss schssp.
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rsx,aploYEp Of xARcn
THROUGH CALIFORNIA

ltessS. cSis. Isss '-rh's's atiss
joss sii~s 10 iiAssssissii. Nth hot
ess .msii sesiis ~ess =. 'es'.. laced
. tsss sf ,ss ss.s-ri-Jss s-es to-
cay 10 sh.is ssssvk se~s III. .ss'.s
rse r~ss ,usssrd ttSs~s rsiI-s
true. rssss itsIis Tn 1Asssso Yessrs'
ssy. si.stys.l -sssstes kess 'eSsN
rS- saysssSsues ssas sosS that shst
y uuis sns svvd sks sassshsn ssd
sssv ssaitSss thai " shsY lid sss
sss village u tsIas. svs'a ass. I.
AIsss.. ssrsss 81 'h- hssd a.
..sSy hssS s.Asned sissesstisSi asS
s.- s.susisnsS TOT trss sUpI sss
shelter
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oflE6A1IeN TO 60 ;
TO ROADS MEETING

Tssaiasi .'iii psosssiy s~ '~ssc-
seated b, = large aeaessiiss ~ sns
fourth Assasi soas~ssios II ID. co,.
GRADE Geee Hosas assesisssoa 10 .-
hold 81 Colorado xssisss jasSsr,
~ sss ". Ssss ssl srasesS sssss
hate t<~u ssihestssa ~ eli ssSi
roads iss this soss-aiios. ssteA
vii, as sss ss sbs ssasi isat-0stSsl IN
iK7 asstosY of ia- sess iSisoa. slpas.
~ The psSsssss ssss ~iii sas.s .rtoes
,.e sosssassoe are ss. psu.-usissos e'
securing federal aid los hiss~sss. q
ds.s..sioa ~ ssnpssseA meshc-js II
sesa sessssues,us sss assisssasssr.
a.. sasllss ot iassussd aseshoss u
toad eaassfussSas ss4 sssssl~Wssse.
,h- nsii~e af sersSssss sSssstspssl
fssse forsAs stale susS ess1 b, Z
bosJ s-ss. Esd ssssoss suss~1ststssl
shassr~ 10 tss ossssisSibss ,ttsaf.
Secretary " ~ tssss u ~
Ghsssb~f ~ Cs~sssssvs .sii sst~s4
ssa viii pseAss,y ~ sfvuasssts1
b, = spss.s,ssa Ae,esnss5& ot reaa
spssssss 0esessse Aa0ss>. H.
n..s-s sf ~. ssAs- sssssss .Sss'
ssissses sss ~. ssnsss.,assss nj q
sssb-f u sessisss ~ Cssessse .iti
t- ss~s sss ~Mk sshss sssss settrsss-
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tt'ss. Las. LA. ieit,
NstSee q Sssc&hot6ess' ylssltng.

Tine ssausl m-~tisf OF sh- s'osh'
s.idsss ss ih. castle Hail iisiiains Z
c.apssy ~iti be- h-Ij 81 ih. ltsasuss
Nsuss - ts- sss'!. stst ii.ilsiiss. ~
Sh. .sfssg .s i'iag St's-t a, SsSsSa
ss.au.. in ihs cisS ~ fs;s'sas
r.,ossJs. ss Ts.s.s,s. Jsa.Ais ii's,
4. y. 1864. AZ 1889 =. ~ &" ;as
pasyvs~ o. -i.g,ias = tgags u air-e'
Ioss tos .Aia y.a:-sss foe ''s" '"sssaz
f.as AID Ssss.es,sss sas ast sii "'s
.s sysissss .sas 49, sr"9esiS sosss
s~tss. sid .00s,ae -AssA. si:>H-
rs-.iassss ~ r. tl0l.i.ENis11rx. s.y
s~tssy.
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nAUoEns q 4 oolD

u. sa s~s~ stss u Ill sse ssssss
siIs~s,. seias ste ~ tsf sss sas'
Ssssssuass II n sSs The sUsss stesa.
selves ikSs res seeA 70 tear. ssss -
sersass sS.<s.~s shsi tier - ottss .
lead to- i'ss shai svssps sssss sus<
espsIa h. gSssss ~ ~ sIsh sss lsssi
,u.sisis delay Te ssssnp,ssh TT
sos will fssA Cbsasssls;s' Cussa
ks~ssy u ssvss heip 10 suss Y
sarses. . ssts. sviSeses sss isses
s;s. .srevssessiee ssj .ssss.s IN
s,ss.a 10 shse~ 81 sse cold ros
sole ~ ell SeuletSs
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8osiTvasY

1bssps.
TIE fsEsssi of 'hr late Mis- tisysl
Tt0vp~. ~hi die, os Moauay a,r.'
sin isk- pisr- ~ -:sa tsmosss~
sftsranba sroa, The sss,Jrss-. .vS
asxs sss~~'. ts,, issadoiph cook of,
ftriAlioa.
Cu)oso.
t;sssl t.i.sns for s~srsi-~a year.
y esstarhi Of TFisi.iss. air.i al )
O'clock ti's 'ssoss,us ~ the Hss itA
es-i hssps'si Death ~ss iss 10 sp
tesasetits s.ss sa iiisa.s of s~u
~eeis. ssi seii.s's2 a. es-ss,sos
psssassss.i .a h~.esah~f Sc tsre~aseSl
bad uoek-s .. ,ssiuss Coz; sAnts u
ts- eusss. h.. asess ss-~as essptoy'
s-ses '-rius as r. sssdos Ne ~ sus'
si,ss' b. . ~ii- aud s~sessi asakn.
s~ss ssa oshsr RELATIVES IN tNss-ssv
No isssssi ssrssSsas~sss hss~ i.sea
sssussSsss tn. hpsi, asy '- ss~'
~. ~. tssssss q ~ ,isji ssd Ne
Mskss rasbpfs-
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N6iiossl Oireciors
Discuss Coalrects

Ssssissssi. Osse. isss TN.
puss~ et sssrsssrs al III. >sisoasi
i~aare. sko 81. sUss&iss the -.
ssst sssSiss II Use ssts-nsi tss~r
raj .uessasssSs~. s.ts 80 sstusss'
as.~sise ses~ today TO djse-ssp nse
~esSsSv.ss Tk~ e.~ rules sssaSrJ ey
~ sesssis;se ss ~. sevsest Il sre
bseprss' nssessH. asAs II ssesssssr
shsi s~w sossfasss b. ssssss 10 sssAe
bae3 sss vino have slssesy ssga~s
taaJssss. sssss ushss rtsysss as~s
hsss saiasss OF 'seasss ,hsH sua.
,sssss ., IL. a.t-vtsse u tss.iI i,si's
es~.is.n, oft b. slss.ss' fsss.ssss
vh. ~i,' SOS sIstse ssea 'hst shsI
art s.vs 10 s'tiS tssif ssssss,t.s 10
~. -i-s ssssss
Il s4s the .sss ssss u 0psssss 81
sks ais~etsss sass the OIL tnaifasts
err ,slii sss sss, se~ sssisscs.
sessasnsisK so The us~ rules can
b. sv.Is.eS LI rlayvrs sssvsdy us-
dst sUa.rset
Later 10 the Iss shr uAstoesI sssa.
usspekeA ell ss-st auh sr O@ssitses
ii sAs NssSoss' As~,<ssstee ~ i'sU'
ssstsaAs liss,ssIi leagues IN take no
Dealsls'i.w that wss btuaehi up 81
. se-sp, a-esiss os the r.tass l.sSss
AsssNssss a. Cslsasssso
Nsaae.s Hessss Of Ciacisassi -.
eesss.s To-day shs' he had caef.
Stssd Esis sssI..a "e g'lsycrs Stss.
Dlas sad Npssa ~ the l,rpss'ys
s,s. The stss.ohjss rsm ~ss ~ a"-
iisb.s s.s 1issI'se s@a Aosss Of.
u, Isiiy i.<ssmr msmeet. " the .Cis-
eiasssi ,ssss
later 'he assSsasI sosasaiss,os De-
sisexs 4. hold 40 sassv We~tiss saa
declared TIE st-,.ss sns"sl sces'ss
stesrs rhe meettss vHh the ,vss.
s~v,,e. .roM the Wstsossi sssU,ia''cu
Sss called Oft Tac oP',ea c' "a"
ttv,sIin ,lus ss. sssoas l,ssesssr
Richard Eysn ss. eAsee,,c-i I. rst-
tuaty
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s,lAiLlo1 cAusn
DEAfRD on 0Af1tfAnf

Chsrt..,ss. = a.. Jas '=rsc
ih,rd ss.ss ssas SMALL .rS a@e.s
a-A .sp.s.i on ss. hassI.sair oaig.
asta s.sk shr Satssstss sa ssc to
s... N.ais-ssshesa cruise. ~as So.
s,ssI.d ar-v 'easSs u wsa 'ass "'
Rs. issrTs Nek~t~srs s.si rAsss'
n. -s. . sstIs. ~ tie fa-. =. '.
" ~ seed ~ pstsstss Of ssy sist
sscse The CHsoe,sI.->e-. s~1.I'. /.
ssd ssss0asss VSIl BE- As-rsuiIy
ass.s. phoas Tsisiasd ,:..
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10 pHsrIof pnfucr.

New Vert. jsA tn, acSsiie'
~ the 'sNk steamer OsIsaoo.A. tee
fofeea n the vessel. which ~eut
"a yiey.s % 8uadsv fiuy miles sowti'
u aaadv tsooA. sas tc,sod ycsser'
-, ~, ,Set e,esuc cutter srstcs.
A wwe,e~ wessssa 'rcm csr,sis q
+ 1cAs - Of The seneca sssse4 tlst
he -uaiid deAtrps she derelict to1s,.
~ II i. ~ she net, NJ 'ssnss''an'ss
travel
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NOTICE TO CLEAN SIDEWALKS

Al is-rsons sEr hsT-bf notified ,o
stsaa all sasu ani s.- aif ,h- si'iss-
~aiss Ia f,on' af 80 Nins sisns
IE-E pF.p-r,s ami nh-r- sam- .sn-
ns, H. .i..srJ OFT ,s sp',sL asis-. pr
ssi, spas 's- saae. riliS MET
nE i0NE AZ oNcE All p1nons
H-si-guss so 4. is s,ii - .asJ-'
,a na- ss'i s., "a s"s1PtS alta
,his s.sisu
ia,-a as rasJ1ai. 'oisgssi.'.
Jsaaars s,h. 1914.
+ l.. iinwi.pt>
a.. cts Marshall.
csFoaIsse.Hsvs See Q RoAib.
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HAWKINS WI, -
blFlR lH)tas
,cs..s.S . ~ tAes =, J

tCseSs.Se0 - - -
Tho prisoners named IL habcss
eorpa. proeecdiaSs l.stlsussd BY ~.
United Mae Workers TIA, were prt.
s1nted In court yesterday afterneou
by General chase are 0eorss Duice
John Gracte. Louie A)lea, loo Duras
BsiIsts Hssry. Joe Aaidsnado an
Joe Martinez ,AErsnsemenss has'
tcen nads for thA !dtshiisssi Of tn,
habsss eoipu. pblpssaank, this at.
ternoou.
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sum nAh cAllIAi.

AihssY. s. v. ssss :s-Oeeersl
esssite lssss ssS W. sseS u sss.
fssSssse ssssss sssss-i ss shs eas,.
tst ~ 5sts thh sfsssS~es. Th.y
rect 10 The Aasesssiy essetss after
ssSsst4ss9 . slseei 0setlse A
sso~a thsl .ep~ essssSo~e1 the -
sssssIS ssssbef ssssssreatsd sh.ws
ISs ssssases svs. ss.snSsst~t
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jsss-s shsa 10 ik< esssAls,s u u.
ess,. ne ssssstss ~. tss<soss
sss ~.ssIs :
Tnest arrival 10 tee sssxusl,
sssWbsss ~ss The sssesl tos ssIakl
stessss- se%essi u ~. sssses
ssassa ~ IN sssssSv C,sssssss SsIsss
esa greeted sso sfssssspay.
All elite ~tasefs ess k~ ;ssss,
sssisalss .l~s.s t~esi ~vsses. vsa
sor ''sos.s fut ~oasrs~ saSAes. tsps
sect. "a The fssse - ,ae shsas-s.
oss et ~. ssstrssinss sks sses.
ries = .s., ssU 70 ssssss. seis .
Sesse American tiss Nss~ ~ ise
ssasyhets s,:scvct sheit s.taseass q
sAi.. Thss ~sv,sa esits,sii, Ter
tse ss.eas,s 10 aisSsse vs Ws bud.
s.s. ,ss' they sissh sSs- ~ sp
p<,sssss'y ,e pfesess their Sstslips
tot ssvs.t tisssa ~ ~vn-s. sss 80.
t<stsily a. 10 sssssiss s:estsos
fe,'..
'ss.asssl jeNss ssse tire, uSsis
sse sAs ,err TIED. sse he'd stpo1
sls UIy wen ssa sAc ass sstSssSsa
the, ,a- hik sts' ,ssfaey Nsats ~
pte,ue'i,r of ssea essvlts
hvstiy tetsse S'clsck tke i.is.
.ss lett tie As~ensiy sss calls, %
the sv,esWof Gssstst Jeats cirfied
. NShsed yssteSNs
"w'hsi'. tie ssess ssa,. oae ssk +
ed
''Is. iss sias tor ~ acAcss s~st.Is.
,of. sht fsp.ws ,
No s,,tas, sss as:e ~ sor o.
ttc FART 10 AsAssss ihe ~ esast3.
..-A 4-s
vfistiss ~ sSetJ sesSfipsses sess-
y ssi ssicAiy es4ssseS Il tAs
CbfvUtvte. News toh fcSsne SeAples
aui esotai;sss On .e,se.,. tsc the
telepNoAe. fv'nsdsi ga "
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mss mHpaicx SECURES
.. PLACE IN HlOH SCHOOL.

M,ss Mar ii-raEish. jsush'-F o,
~. sa' Mss - 'iSndrirk. has
b-sh aansd hy ,E. Au-,i ioast ia
ssra.iss ia ,h- a.ai-s,ir .si.ns- i.-
eaItmshi o' The Trinidad hisL sgh"9l
a. s.,.s.-d Mts. Eisa tish'-.. us. So.
..sa.a E-.r.s'y ssias ,e s-g ras'
Eiss. ,s QaayiF sIessii Ta- frlse'
siaa = a pasalag "ns as Mi.s i.ru'
a5.rk is = ssaaps'r - ,hs iss al sSsh
ssooi ara s,'A,lti"' 10 -srsy ssy
g al .AlrensiY s-spalsgs
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ArHn3Iou. RID MN.

Apssae rrib- M. 80 meets TO-
night i:s-sY aassas-s rrsssss-~. to
i.e psrs~nso iissssiIa,tpA OF ofsssrss
ASH assss iaspnfssss ssssis.ss =JssS
Nssh. ssehesaa \ J. i'sssls1. 4. a
n
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WOULD You Owe A NICKEL
10 STE Al EARTHoUAEl

II 80. ,os rss sell sfIusd 10 sis'
10 s~sts To sec 'SIs'sss NJ tbs
Isis to-day csIs, u
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PERSUnAiS 81

J. r. courtney Sf vai6ei. Is III ths
city today on businsss.
George ". FISHER Of beaver IL st:
Heading 10 business matters here to.
day. ....
Albert Musss left las, sight Tor
New York city on u REGULAR buyinG
tri,.
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tlar trip. .,
Aias Glen condou Of Fprt worth.
i Tsxas. b visiting in the city for
few days.
II y. x Learros. Of Dsnver. arrived
here this nesaiax On = short busl-
lseas visit.
George II, Meyers. promineui
Sanehcr Of iIcchar. speat yesterday
II Trlaidad. .,.
Il c. ". fsirehild. military seere.
tsry. arrived her this morning. o. mn
official visit,
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man Of Red River. Is u the city a..
teading 10 business saaitess sat vis-
itinE fFsesds.
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mes left this noEsinx for Asssss
where they are stssiosed. after
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-26
SCHOOL CONTRACT
WAS NOT AWARDED
Bidders on New Highland Springs
Building Submit Figures in
Excess of Appropriation.

Bids for the construction of new
school building to replace the one at
Highland Springs recently destroyed by
lire, were opened yesterday at noon at
u Meeting OF the Fairfield District
School Board. Because the lowest price
submitted, exceeded the amount set
aside for the structure by $4,000. tho
lowest competitors will be given an
other chance ana their new offers will
be opened tomorrow.
The proposed building is to be OF
brick and Will contain all of the mod
crn school appliances. 1t is to be
erected upon the site of the burnt build
ing. The total cost is not TO exceed
$4,000 as this amount can he. secured
through the insurance money from the
old school and Il loan from the State
Literary Fund of the Department OF
Public Instruction
II. L. Ferguson submitted the low
est bid, placing his price at 900. Tho
next lowest bidders were j. s. BcaZley,
800 arid A. NJ Walkup. S2S,300 The
specifications Will be scaled without af :
fecting the general plans of the build
IL being built Within the sum get for
that purpose.
The Fairfield board is composed OF
j.. NJ. Barbour. chairman; j. J.. Dow
den, clerk, and w. T.. Gaines. Super
intendent Arthur ID. Wright is also in.
strumental in securing the new build
ing.
,rhe school Will contain twelve class
rooms, large assembly hall, and a
basement Tho contracts will specify
that Il BE- turned over 10 the school
Board ready for occupancy not later
! than September. and 4 heavy penalty
J for nonperformanco will BIO imposed.