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The Alaska daily empire., 1914-03-02
Another Account of It.

By Marconi Wireless Telegraph.
 PEKING, Feb. 2S - Four thousand men were killed in two separate bat ties between government troops and one White Wolf brigade on the Kot. an.Anhri border according to official telegrams received today. Aeroplanes were employed by the government forces to locate the rebels who after ward were attacked and dispersed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-03-02
Taft Asks That Cost be Counted. n., ,t..,t yty,..o,o., n,o,or-o,h

Taft Asks That Cost be Counted. By Marconi Wireless Telegraph.
 WASHINGTON. Feb. 2S - Former President w. H. Taft in a speech to the National Geographical society bids the United States count the cost of intervention in Mexico and points out the loss of life and treasure that must follow. Tt would involve" he said, "garrisoning with a sufficient force every town; the organization of columns to chase guerillas into the mountain fastnesses and the subju- gation of fifteen millions of people. No effort should be omitted to pre- vent catastrophe like this."
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-03-02
UNION MEN ARE
 CHARGED WITH MURDER

HOUSTON. Mich. Feb. 2S - John Hupta, secretary of the local Western Federation of Miners, Nick verbanas. organizer. and Joseph Junleun. mem. Der, were arrested today charged with murderIng three non.union miners at Painesdale in December.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-03-02
veraara May Re Alive.

EAGLE PASS, Tex, Mar. 2.-Dis. patches received here from the Feder. al Gen. Guarbardo claim that Vergara, the American citizen whom 1t has been charged that Federals killed, Is still alive. Guarbardo says he escaped from them and joined the forces of the Con. stltutionallsts.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-03-02
COMPLETE CHANGE OF PICTURES
 TONIGHT AT THE GRAND

The program tonight is a very good one. all new pictures.
 Her Inspiration" dramg that will keep you all deeply interested, It Is very soo6.
 "Tbe Petticoat Detective" good rhoto play, will make you smile.
 ''The Consequences" Victor; strong dramn. Come and sec It. ld"A Dry 5TownR Q good. Imaginable comedy.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-03-02
Monroe Doctrine lnvOl>
 In the Mexican Crisis

WASHINGTON, Mar. 2.--It Is ad. .mitted that a crisis involving the Mon- roe doctrine has followed the refusal of Gen. Carranza to permit an Ameri. can commission to examine Bepton's body until after Great Britain has treated directly with Gen. carranza.
 The President has intimated that Gen. Villa has admitted the authority of Gen. Carranza and will not permit the American commission to view the remains of the dead man.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-03-02
Investigation Stopped.

WASHINGTON, Mar. 2.-The pro- posed examination of William S. Ben. tons body has been postponed pend. Ing an exchange of notes between the American government and Gen Car ranza. The latter insists upon being recognized instead of Gen. Villa, who had given permission to the examin- ation.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-03-02
ROYAL FRUIT co.

has another large shipment of fruit and vegetables that arrived on the Ad. miral Sampson. We are selling. spe- cial for this week, Washington Cream. cry and Seattle Queen butter at s5c a pOund!! Over 1000 dozen eggs sold at three dozen for a dollar. Fresh ranch eggs. No cold storage, at any price. This shipment will be closed out at this price. We make large sales and small profits. Prices permanently low. S-2.tf.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-03-02
DAUGHTER FOR ouseYs

The stork visited the home of Mir. and Mrs. John ousby yesterday morn. ing and left beautiful baby girl. Miss ousby tips the escales at 12 pounds. Mother and daughter are reported to te getting along fine.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-03-02
REGISTRATION BOOKS
 READY FOR THE VOTERS

The registration books were opened at the office of City Clerk E. w. Pet tit at the municipal building this morning. They will remain open until the Saturday preceding election which occurs the first Tuesday in April,
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-03-02
OLYMPIA, Wash, Mar. 2.-John Y. ostrander, for many years prominent In Alaska, died here yesterday of can. cer of the stomach.

John Y. ostrander had been a resi-. dent of Alaska for 20 years. coming to Juneau during the second Cleveland administration as United States com
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-03-02
NOTICE

The Juneau Ladies Musical Club will rehearse at the usual hour on Tuesday evening, March Srd, instead of. Wednesday evening as had been planned. 3.2-1t.
 a MRS. E. H. KAISER, secy.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-03-02
MASONIC MEETING

A called communication of Mt. Ju- neau Lodge. No. 14I F. & NJ. A. M., will te held Monday evening at eight o'clock at odd Fellows hall. Work in the F. A. degree. The craft cordially Invited. E. D. BEATTIE. secy. -2.2s.2t
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-03-02
Benton Was unarmed.

WASHINGTON, Mar. 2.-Informa- tion that is regarded as trustworthy has been received here that William S. Benton was unarmed when he was killed without previous trial by any sort of tribunal.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-03-02
KING GEORGE GIVES PRIZE
 FOR FRISCO RACES

WASHINGTON. Mar 2. King George, of England, has offered $500 as prize for the international yacht races to take place at San Francisco at the Panama-Pacific Exposition in 1915.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-03-02
LOUIS HILL TO BECOME
 GREAT NORTHERN PRESIDENT

ST. PAUL, Mar. 2.-Louls Hill will succeed President Gray as the head of the Great Northern. The latter goes to the Maryland and Western.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-03-02
PORTUGUESE RAILWAY
 STRIKE IS SETTLED

By Marconi Wireless Telegraph.
 LISBON, Feb. 2S-The great Portu' guese railway strike is at an end and the men are returning to their work.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-03-02
THE IRISH DEFEAT
 SCOTCH AT RUGBY

DUBLIN, Mar. 2. -rThe Irish champion fifteen defeated the Scotch champions at Rugby here Saturday. The game attracted great attention and the local victory was popular.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-03-02
Order eeIns, Restored.

LISBON, Mar. ,2-The termination of the railway strike has resulted in the restoration of order in most places throughout the Republic.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-03-02
ARMY APPROPRIATION
 CARRIES S94, 1000, ,000

WASHINGTON, Mar. 2.-The mill. tary appropriations bill passed the House of Representatives saturday. It carried an appropriation of $94,OoO,OOO.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-03-02
D. W. PETTTT,
CONCERT POSTPONED

The Liszt Musical to be given by Miss Kempthorne on Tuesday is un- avoidably postponed. Miss Kemp thorne is unable to give lessons for a few days. S-2.tf.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-03-02
MnxIoann ro euard Embassx.

MEXICO CITY. Mar 2.--Gen. Huer. ta has detailed special police guard for the United States embassy at this city.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-03-02
carranza Stops Benton Investigation

NoGALEs. Mex. Mar. 2.-Gen. Car. ranza has declined to furnish secre- tary of State William J. Bryan the in. formation which he has asked for con. corning the death of Benton on the ground that Benton is a British sub ject and that the United States is not the proper Nation to make inquiries concerning the matter.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-03-02
NOTICE TO VOTERS

The registration book for qualified voters of the City of Juneau, Territory of Alaska, for the year nineteen hun. dred fourteen, are now open in the Municipal Clerks office in the city hall. and will remain open until Sat urday, April fourth, nineteen hundred fourteen at -four p. m. All those desir. ing to vote at the regular April cleo. ton should register, for the reason that parties not registered will not be permitted to vote.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-03-02

Tom Radonich. popular caterer, has been laid up with bad cold, but is now out again.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-03-02
GEORGE VANDERBILT
 IS SERIOUSLY ILL

WASHINGTON, Mar. 2.-Georse w. Vanderbilt is seriously i'll at this place. He may not recover.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-03-02

E. E. Flemming. the well known can neryman, arrived on the Sampson and will be here several days.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-03-02

Charles Coesgrove, we'll known law yer of Ketchikan. arrived in Juneau last night for a short business visit ane Is staying at the Hotel Cain.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-03-02
FOUR THOUSAND
 KILLED IN CHINA

PEKING, Mar. ? - Four thousand were killed Friday and Saturday in battles between the Federals and the White Wolf brigands.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-03-02

The Bull Moose Chile Con Carne is hard to beat 15c. at S96 Front st. -2,26.ti.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-27
MOORE TRIAL
Marshall County Man CHARGED With
Double Murder to Be Aralaned
Before Squire W. M. Riqas.

Al Moore. who confessed to the kill
ing OF William Arm and Harry L. Pur.
dy. about ten days ago. will likely be
arraigned before Squire W. VI. Riggs.
at Moundsville. within the next few
days. Moore has retained Attorney
Martin Brown, OF Moundsville. TO de
lend him, and as Brown H. motoring
around Niagara Falls for ten DAYS. the
nearing viii not be held until he re-
turns. which Will be about Wednesday
OF this week
II Is believed. however. that Moore
VIII waive a preliminary hearing and
VIII be held to await the action OF the
october grand jury. Prosecuting Al.
lorney Parriott may ask for a special
session OF the grand jury in Septem.
Der, as ne Is anxious 10 try Moore as
soon as possible.
Moore is sull confined in the State
prison. where he was removed on tho
day Following his capture. and will
most likely be kept there until ar.
raigned for trial
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-27
MANY AT BEACH
Large Number Of Persons Enioy
water sports al Point Of the
Island Sunday.

sunday was another big day al pop.
ular Belle Island bathing beach and
spectators and bathers we're Numerous
~ IaI hundred persons enjoyed the
good swimming during the afternoon
ana evening No accidents Of auv
hlnd occurred 10 mar the pleasures ~
those AZ the beach
Manager Campbell Of the beach an.
hounc'd yesterday that the big dane.
INK pavilion will be- in readiness by
tuesday evening when the first dance
VIII Do given. with Meister's orchestra
rendering The music
Several OF those az the beach took
IN nc new chutcs yestorda- and
found the slide 20 the cooling ws.ars
or me ohio great sport The sIfda
pr lurd with zinc and water Ia kent
running in the trough 10 keen In
siick. The chute d. 165 feet long
ana comfortable seats have been erect.
cd Tor those Who care 20 watch the
bathers slide
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-27
NEW PRESIDENT
Charles higgins Elected Head Of o
v. 7. q /. A.-Dayton Commit
tee Makes Report.

Charles Huggins. OF the Stogie
Makers Union. was elected president
OF the Ohio Valley Trades & Labor
Assembly. 10 succeed Thomas Gnligan
at meeting Of that organization held
yesterday afternoon. Mr. Giuigan.
who was elected 10 the assembly from
the Potters' Union. resigned the presi.
dency. a. he has removed his family
10 Columbus. o. where be will be
located I'm the future
Representative Of the assembly
who testified before tho judiciary com.
mittee % the House of Reurcapnta.
tives which Investigated Tho gTlriTl
acts ~ Judge Aston g. DAYTON of
the u. s District Court for tho North.
ern District Of West Virginia. reported
~ yesterdays meeting Among fbosa
who testified before the committee
and reported 10 the assembly wero
Walter y. Hilton. Leo y. faFlam.
Henry u. Vessel. Max Schafer and
Harry p COrcoran
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-27
ACTION DEFERRED
Pollock Memorial COMMITTEE VIII De
eide On Details OF Monument
In Two Weeks

Final details regarding the designs
or the August Pollock Memorial Mon.
ument which D. 20 be erected on the
court house lawn al Fifteenth and
'hapline street. by organized labor
as a memorial 10 the late August Pol
lock, will not be decided upon until a
week from next Sunday 4 meeting
or the committee Ia charge Of ar.
engagements vas held yesterday morn.
ing az the home Of the secretary
Harry =. COrcoran. but owing 10 tho
absence Of member. William WEIGH
no action was taken. and 10 was dc.
cided % hold another meeting in two
weeks
Secretary Corcoran stated voster.
DAY that six designs have been sub.
mUted 10 the committee. and other
are expected before the next meeting
~ the committee 4 design viii b..
selected. g. ls believed. when the com.
mittoe meets again,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-27
ROSENBLOOM
NOMINATED
ENTHUSIASTIC CONVENTION o.
stNA IoEiSl cCNFEREEs OF
FIRST DISTRICT NEID.
Oe-noe rats Nave Candidates for Leo
islatiNc Ttcscf-Scci aists Ncr-in-
ste-Other Political Ne~a

Col Rsn T. Roseubloou. well known
local attorney. vac nominated as the
Republican candidate FOR state sen.
Tor. az an enthusiasts convention %
Senatorial couferees q the FIRST sena-
torial District o. West Virginia. com
prising Hancock Brooke and Ohio
counties. held IN this city Ssturtsy
aitefnoon. The convention Was very
laIEeil attended. nearly every dele
.sie from the three counties being
present
The convention. which was hsls IN
me chamber OF the second hraurf
OF council. vas called 20 order af
@ CLOCK bY Attorney Henry A No.!
chairman % the FNrst Senatorial pis.
'rict COMMITTEES. He named Assist
am Prosecuting Attorney ID A McKc.
temporary chairman. and that zen
lewan accepted With a rCslslns ad.
dress. ;. q. Wells. OF Brooke county.
vas named TEMPORARY secretary AMI
upon the motion Of Attorney Frank a
- hrien, the temporary organization
Was made permanent A resolutions
committee was elected. composed of
Attorney Frank a O'Brien for Ohio
County. Dr. W. NJ. Glass. OF Brooke
county. and +. \ Hart. Of Hancock
county
Brooke county yielding 20 Ohio
county when nominations were IN or
der. the name Of Col Rosenbloom was
placed In nomination by Mr. D'Rrien.
y no y as chairman OF the Ohio county
delegation. Attorney O'Brien in "A
wel worded address. lauded the nom
inee and said he was especially well
qualified 20 represent the First Sana-
torial District. The nomination was
seconded by Hon. r. A. Hart. OF New
Cumberland. Hancock county.
Col kosenbloom accepted the nom
ination with ringing address lie
thanked the convention for the honor.
and promised clean campaign and a
faithful service In che legislature II
elected. The nominee discussed brief
~ the national issues and criticized
the policies OF the Democratic nation
al administratiC Col Rosenbloom
iayed tax harpies and declared in
favor OF turning delinquent lands over
20 school boards in the various dis
tricts, and said ne believed redemp-
ton should come only through these
boards
The report OF the resolutions com
mittee was accepted The resolutions
affirmed confidence IN the principles
and policies OF the Republican party.
and demanded the adoption OF pro
tective schedules which will maintain
the American man and wage upon the
basis created during nearly a quarter
OF century OF prosperity under Re
publican administration. The resolu-
tions commended the administration
OF Governor Henry D. Hatfield. and
In closing. endorsed the candidate
named by the convention.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-27
SLIDER HURT


The opening ~ the sliding chute for
tafnrre saturday ~ Euclid Reach just
SCUM rf Belle leln Teach. uas signal.
lAed tE several accidents OF those Ir.
LIr'n H."r.n Iauer con Uf Mr. and
hrH. p Bauer. ~ N.rfh Main street
we mo most painfully hurt While
HIiiuE down fh. chute nf SLOW. ratio
~ speed BE- waH DUrrfaEan hu Paul
lfffir. m Martins Ferry. Who crashed
into him With great .Hrrr. Bauer .sar
rendered unrOnHrIHuH. having alrfnfrr.|
"a eight conclusion Of tho hrafr arHf.T.
wl'I nerrreifafr careful attention f.r =
ffW DAYS. Paul . UHUn fF. Other
rarfy. had hIe ankle IIaI..nf.H The
rrridrnfa were due fr enc fH.f that fHa
tffners started down fhH rEuf. HItH..If.
~ - The precedinF slider g. sufficient
start.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-27
Democratic Convention

candidates Tor the House OF Dele
gates were nominated. county com
mitteemen were elected for the en-.
suing year and Senatorial conferees
were named by Democrats OF Ohio
county In n convention held Satur-
day afternoon in the circuit court
room. The legislative ticket named
Is as follows: Carl q. Schmidt. repre-
senting legal interests: Camden Bud
fancy, for the business interests.
Andrew V Fischer, representing Ia
Dor. and George w Woods. for the
country district
The attendance was considered
small and there was little interest
manifested despite the fact that there
we're two or three contests. The con.
yention was called to order by r. s.
Kincheloe. chairman OF the Ohio
County Democratic committee who
named Attorney Arch T. Sawtell as
temporary chairman and Charles
Dietrich as secretary This organiza-
tion was made permanent. Committees
were appointed and later reported.
Following the report OF the resolu-
lions nominated and the convention
endorsed senatorial conferees. as fol
lows:
Washington. 7. p Brennan; Nadl.
son. Frank = Mcneil: CLAY. Ed p
Hughes; Union. Thos Thorner: Cen
ire VI. IS BAILEY webster. John NJ
Garden: Richie W. r. Becker: Rich
land. G. G.. Whitman: Liberty. NJ G.
Hartley; Triadelphia. James W.
Ewing.
The conferoos named yesterday are
regarded as favoring the nomination
Of a. W PAUL as the Democratic can
didate for State Senator. though some
are known TO be for Col. Jere a. Nil.
Ter
legislative Ticket.
Nominations for candidates for the
House OF Delegates were next in
order. The legal representative was
chosen first. The name OF Attorney
Charles J. Smith was placed IN noml-
nation by Edward Carroll Of Wash
ington district: Carl q Schmidt was
nominated by John Corcoran. and
Nelson G. Hubbard nominated James
W. Ewing Schmidt was nominated
on tho third ballot.
The next nomination was 20 repre-
sent the business interests Chair
man Sawtelle nominated Camden 8
Tanev while J ! Ryrne nominated
J Adam Blum The former was nom
mated on tho FIRST ballot. James
NOll former mayor ~ Fulton. Andrew
V Fischer and Henry Heifenbina
were suggested ne tho labor candi-
dates Fischer winning out on the
third ballot George " Woods was
nominated without opposition as the
candidate from the coGntrv district.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-27
MAY LOSE SIGHT
CLAIR Winters, Of Martins Ferry, In.
Jured When Bottle OF Medicine
Exploded Saturday.

Clair Winters. son Of Mr. and Nrrs
James Winters. OF North Fifth street
Martins Ferry. may lose his evesirbt
rs the result OF burning newspabers
saturday evening In the back ward OF
ms home. While the FIRE was burning
nercely a gust OF wind blew several
papers from the FIRE As the boy was
putting the papers back on the ere
WIN Stuck quantity Of medicine
exploded throwing tho boiling s,,b
stance IN his face and on hIs bodv
ne boys eyes are sand 10 be- in had
enape a. a result Of the accident and
VIII need very careful attention Ue
va s,.., also burned about the face and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-27

10 ls Too great % risk 10 depend upon
nci-nbors or sending for medicine In
case %: sudden attack Of bowel com.
paint Too almost every noighborhood
someone has died from cholera NOR
bus mat could have easily been saved
had The proper medicine been Al hand
non think ~ The suffering that must
Do endured until medicine can be Oh.
taln.u ne safe way IL 10 keep at
hand n bottle of ChamberIstn'e Cotic
cholera and bisrrhoea Remedy m
has mover been known 90 fail and has
undoubtedly saved the lives Of many
people buy 70 now II only costs a
quarter For sale BY AZ dealers ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-27
Socialists Nominate.

The result OF the referendum vote
taken by the Socialists Of Ohio county
was announced Saturday evening The
vote on the legislative and county
tickets resulted as follows.
state Senate-Albert l.. Bauer. con.
tractor
House OF Delegates-William +. Boyd
Sr., electrical engineer. William ~
Folmar. farmer; +. ]. Weekly. carpen.
ter. and Raymond Bauer, farmer
Clerk Of the County Court-A Me.
haus. potter
Clerk OF the Circuit Court - Max
Schafer. salesman.
County Commissioner-w William A .
Peters. artist
President 81 Board OF Education ~
Triadelphia District Il ID. Garrett:
member OF board OF education. Y. y.
Heinberger
No nominations were made for Jus
ticeg of peace or constablcs IN any
district DIT NJ s Holt. of Weston.
was endorsed for Congress from the
First District. and W. : kintZer. Of
Clarksburg. for large.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-27

mont shortly before IL o'clock. the
hour which the convention IL due to
open.
Al first. II was planned TO add
special coach TO the regular train
leaving this city at 1925 o'clock. How
ever. the indications are that the
Panhandle delegation will be so large
that u was decided best TO run a
special train IL Is expected that at
least 200 delegates and visitors from
the four Panhandle counties will he
In attendance. including delegation
Of seventy-fivc persons from Ohio
county The X OF T. band OF Wells.
burg viii accompany the Brooke coun.
" delega ton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-27
TO GIVE EXCURSION.

The brotherhood Of ST. Ionh's Evan.
rrIicai church will give an excursion
on the steamer ohio Tuesday even.
ing Tho boat viii leave the local
wharf or 1870 o'clck and 10 h. desired
thai sll mcmbers be- on time in order
70 make tho trip The brotherhood
has secured the services of one of tho
leading OrChestrae OF the city TO fur.
ulsn The music ~ the evening Ro
the boat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-27
REruRr IRON FuNERAL.

Lawrence Hoge. George Holier and
Joseph Hecke. Of the clerical force Of
tho local hardware firm - Greer &
Tainr returned yesterday from French
ton W. Va. where they attended the
funeral Of the late willard FIELDER. Mr..
Fielder was head ~ tho checking do
rnrtment az Greer q Taing. and was 20
have returned from his annual vacation
saturday. but was drowned wednesday,
evening in tho Elk river. ~ Webster
ErrfurH W Va. while trying 20 save
tho Ilfo % Miss Oricnc rlyman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-27
A. o. U. ". OUTING.

an annual os1finE Of the A q o. w
WI Do held az Green's Grove August
and Tho event bids fair 10 be- large.
~ attended By the members q splrn.
did athletic program VIII Do rendered
pr Nnlrh handsome prizes will be-
aNAflfd mo winners Cars will leave
Twelfth and ChapIIno afrocta on The
Gay or tho outing az follows
lN q. No.. TT 30 o. M. b. m. gao
p ~ o.. m. Sos % M k.1b mn
and % m Tickets can be had from
fuancicrs Of the lodges.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-27
LUTHERAN PICNIC.

Plans FOR tho giving Of a picric by
the members of the First Fngtisb
Lutheran church we're completed ves.
tcrday morning and DO viii DO held
on Thursday. July 40 ~ will h. given
in the outthe pike district and All
other Lutheran churches are invited
20 share In the day by going
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-27
Political Briefs

State Senator George r. White, of
Weston. spent few hours in this
city Saturday morning enroute TO
Fairmont from Wellsburg lie Is we'll
pleased with the prospects Of his
campaign for the nomination OF Re.
publican candidate for Congress from
the First Congregational district.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-27
Never
More
Needed
Than Now

The children need Nays
Nature Shape Shoes this sea-
son OF the year. more. perhaps
than at any other time
III fitting shoes chafe and
harm the feet in hot weather
more, because the feet are
more tender.
Wear Nays Nature shapes.
the shoes that allow the foot
To grow As nature intended.
No more stylish shoes made.
Only at
NAY SHOE co.
l309-l311 Market Street.