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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-13
ENCAMPMENT OBSERVES
ADONIRAM JUDSON DAY
Services of BHptist> AT Virginia Beach
Arc Memorial To First American
missionary.
Special TO The Times pispatch.l

Special TO The Times spatch.1
Virginia Beach. Va. July l2.--This
was JudsOu Day AT the Virginia Beach
Baptist Encampment. In the Sunday
morning and night. the program pro-
vided exercises and speakers that
brought out facts and Inspiration from
the life of Adoniram Judson, the first
American foreign missionary.
The superintendent OF the model
sunday school was Rev. II. Beauchamp.
of Texas. and Judge W. r. Barksdale
Of Halifax County. was assistant su-
pcrintcudcnt The attendance at the
sunday school was 502. At the other
Judson services the special speakers
were Rev Mr.. Craig. OF North Caro-
lima: DR.. Pierce. Of New York. and Or.
Poteat. of South Carolina. Among the
ministers and laymen in attendance on
the cncampment are the following:
William Ellyson, Richmond: H. H.
Scay. Blackstone; Professor I.igou,
blackstone: Rev. J. X. Doan. South
i5oston; Professor j. l.. Lake. Wake
Forest, y. G.; Rev. J. j. Hurt. Durham
y. c.: Rev. II. I. Williams. Chase CITY;
kcN. MIR. Owens. Wayncsboro; Rev. w
y. iierson, keysvillc: Rev. W. c.
James. Richmond; Professor w. - liar
ris and II. u. Gaines, Richmond Col
lcgc. Rev. James Nelson. Richmond;
Rev. John Spencer, buckingham: Rev
II. r. stevens. Roanoke; Rev o. T.
Sans and Rev. w. ". Hamilton. Lynch
burg: Rev. II. r. Cross. stanton: Rev.
Mr.. Ritter. tccOmac. Rev. Mr.. Mabie,
Blueiicld. W. Va; Rev. George BraXton
Taylor. Iiollins, Rev. &. g. Cox, New
port News Rev. Mr.. label, Gloucester,
Rev. Mr.. Flanagan. Berkeley: Rev. j. c.
G. Dunford, Richmond. Rev. George w
Mcdaniel, Richmond. Many ministers
and laymen from other States have
been the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-13
SITUATION IN ULSTER
Is PRONOUNCED TENSE
Collision between Rival Forces Is De-
privrd Of serious Con-

EclfAst. .Iulv

Belfast, July IL Tho Ulster situa-
tiou is tense.
There has been a collision between
the rival forces at Killea, County
Derry where late last night crowds
OF the opposing factions clashcd ex e.
changing NOIlcys of stones epithetS
AMI oven revolver shots
y party OF Nationalists, hating un d.
der the Orange arch. sang The home
rule song, and \ thronE Of Unionists
Immediately gathered and assumed II
threatening attitude. They seized one
of the Nationalist. whom they han
died severely before lie was rescued
Meanwhile several Orangemen fred re-
VolVcrs and raised cries OF Bring out
The rifles"
The Incident was deprived of Sc
rious consequences by the presence
OF strong force of police. who posted
themselves between rival factions
y state OF extremely dangerous ten
sion exists III Londonderry, where Il
hiE tnionist demonstration is TO be
hold Tomorrow The local Orange
men viii meet In the morning and
march 90 'iiyudcrmo;. three miles out
side tue eats There is every possibil-
itv that the Nationaiists viii attempt
20 break up thc parade
lh" chief danger points. however
are smaller towns on the Donegal Dor
GER AND several Of these have been
especially eurrisoncd by reinforce
ncnts IF police
Military preparations on the part
or the Obstetrics coutinuc. II is said
that 10000 rounds OF rifle ammunition
have Teen Struggled into the province
duriur tie weekend
~ repards Belfast itself there ia
more prospect Of to-morrow's celc-
bra'ion pnssing Of poaccahIy. the
untonist forces being in overwhelm-
Ing strength.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-13
.JOnCS-.JOuCS,
tspecia to The Times Dispatch.

Isllc OH 20 TIC IIlncs- DisNa ICIl.
Lynchburg. Va, July 1c.--At the
First Christian Church to-day after the
morning worship, Miss Susie Evelyn
Jones. daughter Of Mrs NJ. y Jones. OF
Monroe. Va, was married to Robert u.
Jones. OF this city, The ceremony was
performed by the pastor. Rev. Richie
War. They were attended by w. w
Jones - brother Of the groom. and
Miss Mary Griffin. OF Roanoke. After
short bridal trip Mr.. ana Mrs. Jones
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-13
Il.

Alexandria Va. July 12.-Prompt
action on the part of {. w. Fritter.
driver OF q large truck automobile,
saved the lie of & little girl named
Reed this morning. when he. in order
TO avoid hitting the child. drove his
bic machine into the brick building
at King and Alfred Streets, breaking
it's crank
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-13
Church Formally Opened.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
Alexandria. Va. July 1.-THE Second
Baptist Church. Just erected at King
and Pcyton Streets, WAS formally
opened to-day. There was preaching
10y the pastor. Rev. o. w Triplctt. The
structure is OF brick, and of Gothic
design. 1t has seating cnpacity OF
500. Formal OBLIGATORY services viii
lie held the first sunday III August.
when sermon will I've preached by
Rev. George w Mcdaniel. Of Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-13

Wide Enameled Belts,
crushed to form girdle effect
and finished with large bow;
formerly soc, CSC.
$3.50 and S1.9S German
Silver Card Cases, silver
iined, fitted with vanity coin
holders and flap for cards,
soc.
25c and Csc Ncckwcar-
Gladstone Collars with rib
bon ties; Tango Strings and
Dutch Collars; these items
slightly soiled, 10c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-13
wants Quarantine Raised.

Washington. July i2.-Sccrctary Of
the Treasury McAdoo has sent Il re-
quest 10 the Department OF State TO
attempt 10 persuade Haiti, Honduras
ana Costa RIGA To raise the quarantine
imposed following The plague outbreak
at Kew orleans
According 10 surgeon Blue, who is
charge of the New orleans situation, IL
does not warrant quarantine restric-
lions by these countries.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-13
Co,or.d nov I.1rctrocutcJ

TSN'clAI 10 THO TlMcs-D lsphtch.I
Alexandria. Va, July 12.-Whilc
playing ball on field near the Epis-
copal Theological Seminary Yesterday
afternoon. John Henry Warren. col
ored. fourteen years old. picked up a
live @:irc and was clcctrocuted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-13
THE EGAQJE7haANIN STORE
Dress Accessories
Small Ware Clearance

MMANY women will avail themselves to-day of the
AVA opportunities offered in these various items.
Genuine price concessions for clearance
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-13
DATA NOT SUFFICIENT
For CDJpII'TI, SRI nv

The data obtained by the bureau.
so far as land is concerned. are not
sufficient for Il study Of the land prob
lem as whole They cover only one
class Of owncrs-tho timbermcn-and
only part of the country. They show
conditions only at the time Of the in
Nestigation, and do not show wheth-
or the concentration IS Increasing or
decreasing. They are not typical OF
present conditions in agricultural com
munitics. where the average size OF
holdings t.. of course. much smaller
Though incomplete. these data are
nevertheless, suggestive ANA worthy
of serious consideration.
Most OF the land grants were made
on conditions. and it appears HAT ia
many cases not all of tho conditions
were complied with. The government
IS now attacking some Of these grants
for alleged violation Of the condi-
tiOns imposed.
"'i'hc abuse OF the general land laws
in the past suggests that any lands
restored to TIE public domain by these,
or other. forfeiture suits should not
he disposed OF under tho present land
laws. To allow such lands TO he tax
On up by private parties before the
revision Of the public land laws has
been completed would be TO lose much
of the public benefits from their re-
cOycrv.'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
FINE CATTLE
Splendid Exhibit VIII be Feature OF
Central West Virginia Fair az
CiarksbUrg This Year.

Special Dispatch 90 tho Intelligence.
CLARKSBURG. W. Va. August lg
For years Harrison and adjoining
counties have been noted for the su.
perlatively hne cattle they raise.
Herds are sent from them 20 al
parts % the world II any one
wants 20 see some particularly tine
specimens and 20 gain pointers IN the
modern. scientific methods Of raising
live stock. he should 10 10 the Cen
trail West Virginia Fair. which Is 20
BE- held Tuesday. "Wednesday. Thurs
day and Friday. September 1. 2. 8
and 4. on the beautiful fair grounds
On this city.
Monster Herefords. Holsteins.
Polled Angus. Alderneys. Jerseys
Durtams and others viii be on ex-
hibit The exhibits will be- noted for
superior excellence AZ well az for
weight Noted experts will be- Uni
charge a. superintendent and
Judges. and the cattle departments
will be- 81 an educational az well az
~ en- interesting nature.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
DIFFERENT VIEWS
or TIE Exemption Clause Stocked
Progress % Clayton Art-Trust
Biu in Senate

WASHINGTON. Aug 10 Diversity
Of views as % the exemption o. Ia.
Dor and agricultural organizations
from the operation Of antitrust laws
blocked the progress % the clayton
antitrust btu in the senate today.
lhe only vote taken resulted ln strik-
inE out ~ the bill a. % came from
the house. the provision erempfIng
consumers organization.
Senator McCumber attacked the a.
Dor and agricultural exemptions az
class legislation Senators Hollis and
HuEhes. replied the latter asserting
That the Republican party in Sc pro
fective tariffs had been noted FOR
passina class LEGISLATION
senator Borah urged the folly o.
JIM ting The power o. the courts 10
Frant injunctions Oh labor disputes
Pc cited The attempts already made
Do West Virginia and Colorado 20 set.
ue labor disputes b. bloodshed IN
stead % b. the courts.
senator Cumminr announced -
would Offer a substitute for the para
sraPh e1emptlng labor and aEricul-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
SUMNER RESORTS.
TRUSTEES SALE



49, virtue of deed 81 trust made BY
william VI. McNabL twidowerl. dated
the 82rd day of October H. b. 1905 and
recorded IN the office Of the clerk Of
Virginia, In Deed OF Trust Book No ri
a. page ale. I will sell az public auction
% the highest and best bidder. 81 th-
North front door o. the Court House ~
said county. IN the city o. Wheeling.
ohio County. West virginia on
SATt HDAY. TIE ISL DAY or
AUGUST. A. j.. 1914.
comm nCinE 81 10 o'clock r. m . the fol-
lowing described property. that - o.
say a certain piece or parcel Of land
situated about two and one-haIf miles
phia District. Ohio County. West Mr.
Elnta. and known a. lct No. H. In plat
or ground known as % T.. Zane.s Grand
view addition % EdginEton." which plat
D. OF record IN the office % the CLERK OF
the County Court - ohio county. west
virginia. in Plat Book No. l. al page
~ being the same property conveyed
- the raid william McNahb b. Drloff
l.. Zane. ~ deed dated April rs. 1901.
and recorded In the office % the clerk
~ the County Court. tn Deed book No.
Jos 81 page %.
Terms 81 Sale. Ore-third Of the pur-
chase money. or 90 much more a. tn
purchaser may elect o. pay cash in hand
on the day ~ sale. and the residue In
two equal iuatallmrnts. payable with
interest respectively in twelve and eiEh-
teen months from dnv ~ sale. the pur-
chaser EivinE he negotiable prornissory
notes for thf deferred payments The
legal utle being retained a. a further
security until All % he purchase money
shall have been paid
LEWIS s JORDAN. Truste..
Curtis "a. Rice. Aurtloneer
The above sale has been adjourned
until SATURDAY. AuEIet z7nd 1914 a. 10
clock 'rd ~ the North door ~ the
LEWIS e JORDAN. Trustee.
F..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
LIkSLY CATALOGUE

Linsly's new catalog viii be out this
week and viii be sent 20 all the alumni
and former students whose addresses
are known az the institute. Il will
be sent also TO others whose names
and addresses have been given TO the
institute by various persons. ANY
person who would like 20 have a copy
cf the new .catalog will receive one
II be makes known his wish by calling
up or sending a card 70 the institute.
(Bel 1f7f-J. WheelingD
The new catalog contains the first
reprint OF the act OF incorporation by
the Assembly OF Virginia. November
%, 1914 II contaius the names OFF
all students who offended last year
short sketches OF members OF the fac.
ulty. articles on the advantages OF a
school FOR boys only. value OF military
instruction. courses OF study. subjects
taught alumni association and much
other material Of interest covering
about forty four pages. Including pic
lures Of members % the faculty. mill
tary companies. football. basketball
and baseball teams. etc.
The catalog shows fifty-four names
OF boys regYtered AZ Linsly last year
At present 'siXty-seven have enrolled
for the coming year. Next years cat
alog will probably show niety OF a
hundred pupils az I4nsly. The insu
tute surely shows great growth and
vigor or course with n faculty OF
men such as az Linsly. absolutely un
equalled az any school in the state
except the university and one or two
colleges. there Is every reason why a
military school for boys. In Wheeling
should thrive and bring honor 10 the
community.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
LOST
NOTICE-CONTRACTORs
NOTICE TO ooETnAcToIs

Sealed bids will BE- received A. -
offcc ~ The Board Of Connmfasinner-
~ the county ~ ohio. until Thursday.
Time
For reaurfacinE with Brick Hituiithie
or hltumluoua surface. 81 per FurrffIra-
lions on file 40 the office ~ The Tt0arf
- COMMISSIONS certain Portions ~
the foilowinF roads
Natl0naI Road 1.-TWO icrafiprrI
oreEEHvilie. Citation q Potomac Rraa
WheflinE a Fairmonf Pike
wheeling a Film Grove Road
Ilenu-s Run and cherry Huf Road
Specification together with aurr1rf g.
mate yardaEe are on file and nav h.
seen during office hours az Tho U.a-f
~ fomnrisHtunfrr office. the CONT
House. Wheeling ". Va
ne Roarf reserves fhe right % reject
any or al BIDS
GEo W. OLDHAM
CLERK
The Frrrd ~ rounfrsfouers n rho
comfy ~ ohio au-fr.r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20

Do fer reported that ths Cuyamei F'ru't
company tas secured permission from
me Honduras government t1 erect e
wireless telegraph station at Omoa. q
understood ffaf such station
'.-.f .far Dol taken over and rrcrtt-
'. HE 'He government under che terms
q. .1' conventions which Honduras
7.. signed r-r other Central Aur-f
con republics WITH respect t0 tho con
O.. .uIrr sfafIoue Ir am mel
CA Flu.s and rrrs of Central Amer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20

81. o. Barfh entertained Win L r-r-,
l.rJ ln honor % her house guest Miss
hiaIL frauces MrC0uuHuahrF OF PITTS
- fL ngr nome on North
lharles street The afternoon -
pleasantlV spent win Earnes and rru.ir-
LiHF which retire ehruerfr were served
pc pnfrh was urFffIIF decorated for
tnr occasion wfth profusIon Of Fouera
era plants Those present we're Miss
aifhef. beatrice Hnrrah. Jane
Lohwl'icr Katherine ore. r-.-.....
nW lrr Martha HoFd Mary Everrff-
,. frEnref Cooper. Elizabeth UaEea.
fL'ifn hammond. Helen fafher. Rate.
-irin. Margaret and Elizabeth Kuhn -
ftliimgrn. sd. Nora Mace n pIffr-
nurEn. "a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
WELLSBURG

WELLsBURG. W Va Aur L.
ieaterday the county court 81 Brooke
county made trip Co Holidays cove
~ View lands there for "a road up Bon
.laln run There has been no road up
we run Tor long u hile. the run. most
el thc time partly niled with water.
1tihk used Tor travelling purposes
Three parcels 81 land usre uurcha..d
~ Ahe court one from samuel StanE-
bur}, 80 feet iu length. containing a
mouse Tor $500 strip Of land from Dor
Win Wright about I50 feet in length.
alVn, and p. y. Robinson heirs 80
acres Land Tor $500. The house on the
back on privately owned land Work on
me road here Will BE- started immedi-
aieiA, a. there O. no road up the run.
ne new road viii be out OF the floods
and away from danger Of flooding from
NE run, ~ being several feet higher
wan the stream. The road can be easily
maze ana az little expense. a. the grade
or the lands purchased are natural
gradcE and practically level
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20

Tuesday evening a. g O'Clock occurred
the death of Mrs. Catherine sharp after
an illness Of about aycar. lIrs sharp
retaining her mental faculties 20 the
last she was aged 80 years. Deceased
was the daughter % DR.. Edward smith.
n prominent physician OF Wellsburg in
the early history 81 the town. Her nus
ptnn- Abram sharp. preceded her 90 the
grave many years ago. Three children
eurNi Ne-Mrs Elizabeth Cookd an
homas sharp. az home. and j. Heccher
sharp, OF Pittsburgh ia. The funeral
services viii be held on Saturday but
The hour has not yet been set Rev A.
~. huak, Of the N p. church. will con-
Duct the services lnterment will be
made tu Brooke cemetery.
The death Of Mrs. SHARP removes
from the circle OF WeIIsburE citizens
one or It's most respected characters.
ana one or the most prominent After
the death Of her husband she taught
school Tor many years. and the many
men and women tn Wellshurg Who
started their schoOldays under her tu-
lorship are legion. A. q teacher she
was beloved by All her scholar. and
they unite In paying respect 90 her A
az the funeral
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
Sir Sun IN Jan.

or the sixteen men sent 20 jar for
NlolAtlng the Injunction IN the BROOK,
county coal strike but six remain ia falI
ana their terms will soon expire The
men stlll Ia custody are Tom gr1ft-
Lpe hoblock. Warner Finuicum Hiram
stevens. Tony Anicone and second Coll
ere With the time on for good be-
hafior. the men who we're sentenced 10
-crEe siN months Will be out az the end
% the nth month Warner FtrDf,,ir-
Nhile In JAN T. studying stenography
and Is making rapid strides IN the mas
James Oates who had charge ~ tbs
Nlfike IN brooke county FOR Eavsraf
months. was iu the city YESTERDAY visit
luE gld friends and looking Up some of
the boys 81 the strike ne stated that
il was true that joe Hoblock. iu the
ushur county Jail had lost his u,o-d
and that his friends were trying 10 ~
tise some means q getting him out of
JAN, that he may be cared FOR
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
SEALED PROPOSALS


Hotics % nEanufactursrs. Tobbsrr. rrer-
chants and othsru Waoiesais Dealers.
NDIATE ls HEREBY GIVEN rnnf
~ West Nlrrinie viii receive Bias rrFrv
A. ife rffirn af cfHrierfln Wet VIrrIrfa
trr furrirriur supple frr ffa eraar-f
rfnfr il1fifufi1ra. fnr firrrrIa. raHra-r
rent - which is vested Ir rnIf Haarf
Contracts uil De- nurf.af .H fEr Irarrrf
nil1cra. quality rnrrIfrraH and rff-r
things being rruaf Wee r|rf~frs r.,r-
ere WlIl - given rrrffr.r.e
Lists - aurrIIrr r.rfrF ~ BE- far.
rlfle1 n1drrr cr r.rr.f = rr4uarfa
stating fre lire Desired
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
La-l-ff Crarioef1. Wfrs Elrrirfs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20

tural orEanizatons AZ drawn be-
.contended that the Chicago beet pacz.
.ers could organize az agricultural or.
Fanizarons and 20 could cereal manu-.
facturers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
HOTEL FRONTEyAC

HOTEL FRONTENAC ~: sCs ~.
from Beach. The most popular sectir ~
Between the two famous piers. central 20
ali ATTRACTIONS. moderi.. hiEh-class hotel
a. EOod a. N. beet. crpactty 80 Will
MAKE very special terms - g.. SIC.
So 50. $500 up. including iarEe Deem
rooms metal beds. elevator haths.
phones. superior table. with white ser
vice. table supplied direct from fartu.
pure water. sanitary piumhiN porChss
overlook the ocean and Boardwalk
Booklet. ". =. WAITE.
1y-ib-r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20

E you arc troubled with fhfe com
paint you should take CEaut-rraf-i IL
Iablets. being careful 20 observe a. =
dlrecuona Win each ho-ff~ vre are
cerialn 70 he benefited hT them if
you give them a trial sold b. All
dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20

Lots in our New Addition be-
tween Elm Grove and Triadelphia
are now ready for the market. The
only lots ~ reasonable prices in
the "Out-thc-Pikc' District. Call
at our office or az our store az Elm
Grove and see Plat. Terms 20 suit
purchaser We also have some
four room apartments with bath
Tor rent AZ moderate prices"
FOLmer- ROmine Co.
l1o' Chapline Street City.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20

flt-. H..'r 70 rIf.frIff- "a
f-r '.rIlrrrrr frrrrfr
fH.. class HaH returned fa-a-
70 frw rnHr arrHf uHfr
.-I friends fr nIffahrrrr rr
.rIrn~r hHereae caller r-
Na W. Olive wrgfs rae reformed
..erfr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20

Col ". ". Beali and John Raisfor
on the Commercial hank made an auto
lflp thoruEh ohio and Marshall rour,-
yes on 7 tuesday, going a. FAR az Lime
stone, short distance beyond Sher-
fard. AZ Sherrard they visited the
Mr. o. g.. Marsh 81 EkeclIrg 80
recently married Miss Mary Erskire. al
tnis city. has purchased 4 large rst..
,Ial store ~ Shcrrard and has n nne
business and good rroaperts in vt.,. 80
the future t''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
County Court Hsva
nranf.-. 49,

'HN".rH Nrrr|HHf sloan q rrrs.-.
-irar 81. and MARY Jane KIRK Home.
John rf Farrartr. pftfsta-~t "a
AN.r N Jones. rfffaHHrrr RI
...Hr |r Harrr HrHr.srr. r. rrr
'..'n'.rl IafUr. Charlotte. IT,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
INFORMATION WANTED

A. 20 present location OF Joseph TIA
DICK of tahuck or kabick formerly
married 90 Kate Hlldebrand I h. y,
~. ad' AntaEe Go communicates with rhe
ColoniAl Trust Company, administrator
.i the estate ~ Kate MORGAN some
hurEh. Pa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20

Papa uhv do they call money Won
rrrr in The bank a bank balance
TO fro wfhe great range a. the
Hnfifn language ny boz They call
10 bank balance herauee 10 fs fha
most uncertain thing there Is 81 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
l. KIN GTON

fsclflc ana Arkansas AVs SPACIOUS
GklA NLlS WITH TENNIS AID GRO
~ ~ N0A kIS NDIOiN BEACH AND
hoAllAiM AIN. only medium priced
hot-t here guests may 40 from house
~ rlrf In bathtng attlre without using
streets. which h. urohihitcd Use %
bath houses. with attendants 20 care for
suits. q free. metal bcds nunninE water
IN rnoms. Fresh and sea water baths
public and private. Special rates 81 50
% - daily g. 60 81 90 weekly. tnclud-
NJ choice table supplies from Own farm
hlfr service Orchestra ballroom
Booklet mailed upon request
PAUL e. HOSECWANs. MEr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
CLAIRVOYANT
PROF. L. A. JENKINS
NoALDb QhEATEeT CLArRVoYANT
What I no Tor soc.

nm - 49, % ~, Fot SOC.
telling you frankly tho bad as well a.
ihe good giNinE advice on all tnatter.
or interest such - love courtshfp
nihrriaEe divorce, business specuIa-
lions. Journeys. Wills. deeds. patents IaS.
suits, friends. enemies or riyals sfying
name. IN tull whether hus band wife or
sweetheart IL true or false i teach w.,
me secret power Of control to. win tn
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