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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-21
Croud Sees
Good Racing
AtParkersbur
NEW RECORD FOR TRACK MADE
BY SINGLE G.-PACED MILE
IN 2:073h.
QUEEN ABBEss DEFEATED THE
FAV0RITE In 2:19 PACING

PARGERSBURG, Aug. 21.-A rec
o~rd+breaking crowd Of between TO-
900 and 10000 people saw a splendid
racing program at sladduck Park
track on the third day OF the Lake
Erie Circuit meet. The 2:19 pace,
%fre!for.all pace and 2:13 pace wers|
all features.
In the first named event Queen Alb
bess beat out the fayorite. Bingo Ak
worthy, In hard fought heats. Sin
glesG. took the 2:13 pace, and in the
second heat. broke the truck record,
pacing the mile in 2:07%. The sum
maries:
First Race, 2:24 Trot, Stake $1,000
Three in Five.
Crown King. BIG CMftchelD 3 l l III
Bordeloni bfhs fWlitehead) / 3 3 al
Jim Red, b & tJamison) -. 9 2 9 81
Judge Cecil, bh (BalD -. 4 q 81
Time 2;14A; 2:14A; 2:1GA.
Second Race. Free-for-all Pace, Stake
$1,000, Three in Five.
Flower Direct, b M white
Michigan Queen, b m Gray 3 2 81
Hydro, b h Wayw0od) -. 2 3 al
Nutmoor, b s CAbrams) 49,. a a 81
TimeS2:to; 2:12A; 2:12.
Third Race. 2:19 Pace. Stake 81, 1000,
Three in Five.
Queen Abbess,b r IN tWhitej 2 1 III
Bingo Axworthy, br Ii tJami
~ fiSOn0 9 9 AL
Stately Ward, b $ tMIller1 $50 I'll
Rose Keller, b m tDanridge) 3 3 8 81
King Bond, b s Qewis -. 443 81
eBuena Vista, b m tEaring) q s q Gil
Miss Washington, b m
Rauch) ............ s S all
Red Mike oh gtMcAIister) G all
Time 2:11A; 2:11A; 2:11AsI|
2:12M.
Fourth Race. 2:13 Pace, Stake $1.OOO|
yEFs Three in Five.
Single! O., BIS CJamison) .... 1 1 I'LL
Michigan King. b g Grey. q 9 2l|
~, S. b, b 6 (Ruble) 49,. 3 all
Gentry Boy. b S (Whitehead 8 4 GIL
Major Hunter. b 6 tCollins) . s s I'll
Mary Direct, b m @fallow) -. C G 81
WaltersF-ablhstL Lewis $. 80. 4.,7a7lI
sLarustin. b m tDorc) ....., 2 s al
SWoodbo@er Burns, b gRauch. .. Q al
Time 2:o9h; 2:O7R; 2:1O.
Fifth Race, Mile Dash, Running.
as. Purse 500. 81
Maxemns, CHI 6 CGomelD Won;
Manager Mack, br ( tGlqssl,, second
SDanyille II. b h cDemicr). third.
Booth and Parsons also ran. Time
j1:a6.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-21
Accommodations
ForEair Patrons.
FAIR PATRONS WILL HAVE GOOD
ACCOMMODATIONS DURING
STAY HERE.
LIST OF THE FURNISHED ROOMS.
AVAILABLE CITY TO BE
Y SEEN AT HOTELS.

A movement which will insure pa
irons pflthe Fairmont Fair, the week
of August 24-29th a room during his
or her stay in the city, started some
time ago by the officials of that as
ISOLATION, is sure 10 prove popular
with the patrons of the big entertain
!ment and increase its gate receipts.
EIn the past Fairmont hotels filled up
practically the first day and it was
tedious .and difficult for late arrivals
5tc find Iplace, especially to sleep.
This month things will be different
for lists showing every furnished
room for rent in the city will be at
each hotel desk and an accommodate
ing clerk will be glad to explain each
location.
NAT present the officials of the as,
ISOLATION are cataloguing the rooms
That are FURNISHED and are available
forstransient visitors. When the list
Is completed, copies will be supplied
fhe hotels and will be kept at other
convenient places. Then a late COM
er, instead of having to chase over
the city in quest of a place to sleep,
may find a complete list of good
iplaces, at the nearest hotel. There
will be no advance in the rates at
either the rooming or eating places
in the city.
~ Hotel and restaurant keepers are
beginning their preparations for the
fair ythrongs while boarding house
managers state that they will install
extra tables for those who desire to
Hive with them. On the grounds AL
number of fine eating places will be
found. Altogether Fairmont will Of
Ifer the best entertainment TO her fair
tNisitors that she has ever given them
and 1t Is believed by those in charge
sof this Improvement that It will be
appreciated by the hundreds Of visi.
tors who will jthrong the town the
last week Of this month.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-21
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28
Sat


The Young Mems Bible class OF the
church uf God met az the home Or
Thomas showers last evening. several
matters OF business were taken up az
ter which "a social hour was enjoyed.
Mr. IT. ~ Bodlev has returned 20
her HON" az Elm Grove after spending
yesterday lt Pittsburgh.
Gladys kImmins has moved from Elm
Grove Co the Island. where she will
make her home until after her schoo
t. finished
The EIm Grove miners held a meeting
at the Lyric theatre last evening. Sew
eral matters % business were taken up
and several addresses made.
Dr. Shields has removed from his
residence al Triadeiphia 10 his recently
erected residence at Elm Grove.
Miss Alta MCCreary. Of Viola. spent
yesterday at Wheeling.
w. w. Crow. of the stone Church
road was "a business caller az Elm Grove
yesterday.
Chester whitam spent yesterday at
West Alexander, on business.
Miss Pauline Strain Is spending sew
eral days ms the guest OF Miss stella
Beich, At Elm Grove.
Louis Porter. Of Beham, Pa. was at
tsrday.
Joe Gender. Of Patterson. was brourht
before Squire Se!bcrt Yesterday on the
charge OF breaking the electric sign al
Woebers. lie was released when he
promised 20 pay for the necessary re-
pairs.
\ very interesting meeting OF the
alley Grove Literary Society was held
last evening.
Wheeling valley Literary Society met
az the Britt school house last evening
and held "a very interesting session.
Miss cora Alexander has returned 20
her home at the $" Bridge. after spend
ing several weeks with friends In New
Jersey.
The Ladies Bible class Of the GreEgs-
Vile ". =. church will meet sunday at
the home Of Mrs. John otto.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28
Fame and Notoriety.

go "NAA1'"N
Fame and nOtoriety met at the door
OF a beautiful woman's house. and she
allowed them TO enter.
Fame was first TO show his wares.
He had "a bag OF Life Puzzles. and he
took pains 10 show the woman what
satisfaction there was In solving any
OF them.
She was Interested and on the point
~ dealing with him. when she asked.
How long does 10 take TO work out
one Of your ~puzZlcs2"
least ten years madam" re-
piled Fame. whcreupon she dismissed
him Is % Charlatau and "a FaEcr
NotOriefy then stepped forward. He
had % bag OF Sleight-of- hand tricks
EIittering. sparkling tricks that fas.
Cinated-and he showed the woman
the Joy of successfully manipulating
his wares. Ills eyes CLEANED and her
bosom heayed. as She looked and lis.
tened.
How long does DO take YOU 10 do
yOur tricks she asked.
Madam declared NotOriety. the
most difficult Of them "A be done in
one night
And The beautiful woman bought.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28
OUT-THE-PIKE

Charles weiss. formerly employed a.
clerk in the Hartieib grocery store. az
Elm Grove. but az present In the pro-
duce business between the city and Elm
Grove. met with an accident that re-
suited In the breaking Of his leg yes
tsrday. Weiss while neroutA from the
citE 10 the out the pike district vas
Crosslng The peunimsula when his wagon.
Hkidded. The lower wheels 81 the We.
hlcle caught on the rails % the West
virginia Traction ana Electric company
and the wagon was upset. Weiss IN
attempting % jump was Ira some man
ner caught under the wagon and receive
"a a fracture OF the left Lex between the
knee and ankle. Ihe Injured man was
taken 20 the umlcs OF Dr.. henderson at
FULTON. where the fracture was reduced.
me unfortunate man was then rcmov-
81 20 the North wheeling hospital At
a late hour last evening he was said
% have been resting as we'll as could
he expected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28
For Satisfactory
Concrete Work Call
The c. q. KIMBERLY CO.
Building. Both Phones
Roads in Bad condition.

Much complaint ~ being registered by
the rme and travelling public In sen
eral on the condition OF the roads in the
country district. 1t - said that the
drifts in SOM. places are ten ana
twelve feet deep and "a T. practically
impossible 20 ave the roads. In some
road entirely and pass through the
fields. This n a ourcc Of much trouble
and annoyance to the farmers a. the
thaw ~ causing the fields To- become Ia
such condition that much injury Is
caused to the fields. especially a. in
many cases the field that are being trav-
eled over are Sown IN wheat. II h. said
that unless the roads are cleared within
a Few days that the rural anil carriers
will be- compelled TO stop. as ~ H. i'm
possible at the present time TO get
through them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28

cure free delivery IN Warwood and
the out-thepike district
There viii Dc a meeting OF the
market gardeners OF the Wheeling
district In the board OF trade Assem-.
bly, room this afternoon under the
auspices OF the Panhandle Agricul.
tural club. Prof A l. Dacy OF the
state university will speak
The regular monthly meeting of
the board OF supervisors OF the Asso.
ciated Charities will BE- held Monday
afternoon az 4 o'clock
According TO Ohio county Repub.
hcans who attended the enthusiastic
meeting az Charleston Wednesday
there - small probability thai a spe.
cial session OF the Legislature will be
called.
In an effort TO revive high school
spirit, which has been somewhat lat.
ent since the high school FIRE. pu.
pills OF that institution want a meet.
INK OF the student body at least once
each week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28
TELEPHONE MEN
HAVE MEETING
HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS FROM
PITTSBURGH TALK TO
MEN
On Matters OF M~aintainenee and Dis.
euss Matters Of Improvement
20 Company.

Telephone plant and wire chiefs
and supertntendents OF maintainence.
employees OF the Bell Telephone Com
pany. from Eastern Ohio and North
ern West Virginia. held an all day
conference In this city yesterday.
More than nifty persons were in at
tendance at the sessions which We're
held in the assembly room Of the
Board Of Trade. Market Auditorium.
Technical subjects were discussed
with special reference 20 improve
ment in methods OF construction and
maintenance. Men occupying high
positions with the company we're
present and addressed the men.
Two sessions were held. morninC
and afternoon. with J.. u. Gordon.
plant supervisor OF the Wheeling dis
trtct. presiding. II. l.. Badger. dis
trict plant supervisor OF Pittsburr.
outlined methods last night that
might be adopted by the plant chiefs
which would result in better service.
s. +. Gill, traffic superintendent OF
Pittsburgh. addresses the afternoon
session on Improving our mainten-
ance, that we may better our ser
vice" G.. y. Merrens. district equip
ment Inspector. and many others too
part in the discussions.
Among the topics discussed were
methods and means OF decreasing
n causes or trouble, Improvement
Of methods for clearing trouble: i'm
provement of methods for testing ana
reducing time in clearing trouble.
better construction as a means or
preventing trouble.
At Don a luncheon was enjoyed
at the Mcclure Hotel. more than for
~ persons attending. Plant chiefs
and wire chiefs were present from
points as far west as Cambridge and
Canal Dover. o.; as far north as
St~eubenville and East Liverpool. o..
and from Fairmont. Grafton, Park
ersburg and many other down-state
points.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28
NEWS BRIEFS

building Inspector Fahey yester-
day gave permission 10 the John J..
Giesey Company 10 repair the damage
caused by the Cathedral High school
FIRE. The repairs will cost about 5000.
and the work viii be started at once.
Quite a few people are giving or
ders 10 the w. w. Wood Company. on
the South Side, for boats. in anticipa-
ton OF a flood. The boats are 16 feet
long and painted in a very pleasing
quite a few people, and will materially
aid In removing household goods
shClld the flood come. The price OF
the boat allows many persons TO own
one who otherwise could not.
The police court chamber looks
almost human. Members Of the work
house crew have put the whitewash
in the place and made II look pretty
good.
-Rt. Rev. ?. J. Donahue has been
asked 10 attend a meeting Of the bish-
ops TO be held in Chicago between the
dates Of March 8 and 10. u is under
stood That grave matters are 70 come
before the meeting. and the bishop is
making arrangements 20 attend.
From a reliable source IT Is
claimed that the town clock IS sew
eral minutes slow, and that IL IS usu-
ally I'm that condition The man who
sprung the surprise IL Rev. Father
Weber.
A meeting OF the secondary d..
vision Of the y. NJ. G. a. Junior Bible
class was held yesterday afternoon
az the Y. NJ. c. a Mt 4 o'clock. 4 spe-
cial feature Of the meeting was the
election Of officers 20 serve for a pc
, Rod OF two months.
"A meeting Of the FIRST division
Bible class viii be held this morning
from . To 10 o'clock az the Y. VI. G. 4.
"A banquet will be held In connpc
ton with the Ohio County Sunday
School Convention to be held In this
city March ~ and Is. The banquet
will be- held 40 Tho First Christian
church. and eX-JudEe Frank ". Mes
bitt Will preside as POSTMASTER Of the
evening Hon. James W. Keuuear. OF
Pittsburgh, viii deliver an address az
the banquet
The Elementary Workers who
viii attend the county Sunday school
convention on March ~ and ~ will
give "a luncheon az the y. VI. G.. 3.
] from 8 80 90 9 o'clock on the evening
of March u.
inspectors Of the p~ostoTice de-.
parfment have been af work iu this
district for some time In connection
with the movement recently started
by Postmaster Robert Hazlett 90 81,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28

The county commissioners have de-
cldcd 60 open the spring work on the
roads az Theda Place from the Rational
Pike 10 Ait de n The road
which now enctrcles Theda place will
be closed 10 tramlc during the recon-
structiou on work. The county road en-
glneer has laid out the road through
Iheda Place and as soon as spring
weather appears "A large force OF men
viii be put 20 work grading and paving
the road with brick. The work Will not
DO let out la contract. but will be lone
by the county itself. This will afford
an excellent opportunity TO study the
expense of paving and may lead to the
establishing % tho precedent o. do all
county paving with county employees
instead Of awarding contracts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28
STEUBENVTLLE

STEUBE\VILLE. o.. Feb. 27.-The
Mae Racke case promises to be Cele-
brated for its features. Under the
stay granted by the court OF appeals
She is back from Canton workhouse
until the May term. She was IN
victed Of keeping a house of prostitu-
ton.
Il. Kleber 4 Bro. Ltd. VS.. Mrs.
Charles FRANKIE ct al, Chattel lien
and judgment for Sl4l.2O.
Helen Mae MCCrackon VS.. James =.
M~cCraCken. suit for divorce. alleging
gross neglect and failure to provide.
They were married October 81. 1900.
lie has been absent for a year from
her.
5. p. Jones ct al. VS.. Gennaro Rim
aldo. Judgment for SlOl. A..
j. J. Bashorc GO al vs.. r. c. Evans
81 al. sale confirmed.
Martha RaliCh vs.. DraCie Ralich.
divorce granted for gross neglect and
extreme cruelty. and she was given
maiden name of Wranic and he was
Invested from dover.
Belief In the sovereignty OF a jury
trial has been shaken in the minds
OF many over the outcome Of two re-
cent cases in court. where direct evil
denCe OF a speakeass and soliciting
orders was proved. but jurors with
u]roCuuccived ideas on the booze prob
lem assisted in bringing about a mis-
carriage Of Justice.
Cora T. Marker was today granted
a divorce from David W. Marker on
grounds Of gross neglect and extreme
cruelty. % she was given custody Of
minor daughter. Aiimony Of 81 per
month was allowed. also household
goods. and defendant is 10 pay costs.
John kathkcy Of Irondalc. indicted
FOR arson was lodged i'm Jail to-day
Ioso Norhosa. executor Of estate
Of Mile Niloyic. who was killed al
Ia Belle Iron works on November s..
1913. has. through his attorney. y y.
Lewis. settled his claim against the
company Bon probate court for $3.50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28
Interest in Contest.

Interest Iu the attendance contest be
ing conducted by the Mems Bible classes
OF the Vance church. OF
WoodSdale. the First 'nited H~resbytcr-
ian church and the Second Presbyterian
church. Wheeling. Is increasing with
each passing week. The attendance n
Vance Memorial shows n marked in
crease since the contest was inaugur-
atcd. and the class ~ making every eff
fort TO win. Though the Vance class IS
still "A few points In the lead. the class
Of the First L. y. church last Sunday
made a large gain. and had more per-
sons present OF that day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28

Mrs. Harrcil Smith. OF Main street.
Elm Grove. entertained her sewing club
at her home yesterday Afternoon from >
TO o o'clock. 4 very pleasant afternoon
Wa spent In fancy work. Al hve
oclock the guests were invited TO the
dining room where "a datnty luncheon
was served. The filming room being dec
piece being "a large bowl 81 mink roses
and ferns. Those present were. Mrs.
y Elliott, Mrs. $. Mckee. Mrs. George
Ietticord, Mrs. samuel Lapp. Mrs. Lee
Bowers. Mrs. NJ. Gerry. Mrs. r. &.
Muhleman, Mrs. l.. Armstrong. Mrs. e.
y Muhleman. Mrs. l.. Richie and Mrs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28

II nor nome al TUIIUn N0stfTuHY al
tcrnoun occurred the death OF Mrs. Eg-
tella Hcadley. Death was the result OF
a long illness Of tuberculosis. The de-
ceased was p well known and highly re-
spcCted resident OF Fulton. where she
has resided for the asst scveral years.
She Is survived by two children. Flu
neral services over the remains will be
held from tho late home Monday after
noon. Interment will be made In the
Greenwood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28

Inabated interest continues at the
u rladelphla VI. T.. church In the revival
that has been In Progress there FOR the
past several weeks. During "a greater
part OF the time Rev. Reid has been
assisted by ministers from Wheeling
ana surrounding towns. The meetings
VIII continue over Sunday and to som.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28

time In the coming week. Rev. Reid an
unce the following Tor the sunday
services at the church. unday school.
e:f5. preaching. n. Special sermon at
3 y. m. Preaching at 1880. a cordial
Invitation H. extended to all 20 attend
these services and the revival services
that will follow during the week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28

The Comrades Bible class OF the First
NJ. T.. church. Of Elm Grove. met at the
home OF John and French Walton. at
Forest View last evening. Several mat
ters OF business were taken up by the
class. including the election OF officers.
The Officers elected were as follows
John w Walton. reelected president
PAUL Hinkle. vice president; French ID.
Walton. Jr. secretary. Lawrence lie
Baron. treasurer. After the business OF
the evening refreshments were served
and "a social hour spent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28

Edward Y. Clayton. member OF
council from the First ward. died here
Thursday night of appendicitis and
pneumonia. aged 80 years. He was a
~briCklayer by trade and for a time
conducted the Polar Bear saloon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28

Rev. l. H. LeweIlyn the
following services az the stone Presby-
tertau Churrh. lin Grove. Sabbath
school az $50 a. m. Mr. p. O.. Eushon.
superintendent. sabbath school a. Park
View al ESQ D.. M. Mr. II. r. Bodley.
superintendent. preaching b. the pastor
al n a. m. and 100 =. m: theme OF
morning ermur The Christian Life
the Natural Life. evening subject a
Great Messenger and r. Great Message.
Junior Christian Endetvor a. 5.I0. Miss
Lucy Brown. superintendent. senior
Christian EudeaNor at go. Miss olive
Hunter. leader Inspiring music at each
service. A welcome Co all.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28

who resides on Church street. The
alleged assault took place on Febru-
airy 10. n the woman was roughly
treated. The charge was filed in the
court OF Squire Downer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28

Thomas Nottloton. a Bell telephone
lnoWan. was arrested on Thursdag
uirht AZ Nollsburr. whore no. has
been in hiding for some time. for an
alleged assault ON Mary GALLOWAY. a
colorcd woman from tho Barbados.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28

The oyster supper given az the Bcdil-
lion store room under tho auspices or
the Woodman bcnd last evening. was "A
decided success. supper was served TO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28

&C. ID. Strickln., Progressive candi.
date for County Superintendent Of
Free Schools. Your support and infu-
ence respectfully solicited Sat-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28

about zoe people Daring the evening
the band furnished music Tor the enter
taIumeut % those present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28

intelligence Handy Almanac At
elsyney's Drug Store for only 25e.
Get one now.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28

Services IN the First n. r. church.
Elm Grove. on sunday. will be as fol-
lows; sunday hoo al 9-fJ a. ms
preaching az n a. m. BY the pastor. Rev.
:. r. Hart. subject. Let Us Live an
Christ. \ mass meeting FOR men will
b. held in the afternoon at $50. The
pastor Will deliver an address on the
subject. The Beast and Jungle" \
chorus OF twenty-five men will sinE
My Mothers Prayer. and This Church
in the Wildwood" The service IN the
evening viii be a revival meeting. with
sermon hw the rnaanr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28

I desire 20 inform the public that
I am a candidate for the Republican
nomination for Superintendent ~
Free Schools Of Ohio county. and re-
s~pectfully solicit the support and in
nuence Of all my friends.
CHARLES T. RAY.
sat ~. Elm Grove. W. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28

EGGS

We have yet 20 have returned
To Us n egg which was not as
represented strictly fresh
We sell them on Satur- r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28

These goods are clean.
fresh stockS-we cater
To discriminating buyers
many people prefer
these commodities in
bulk. Here they are
at the right price
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-04-24
TRINITY'S l6.MILLION ESTATE

New YORK, april "a The Irlh-
ity corporation has just issued us
yearly statement, and a synopsis OF
the finances show that total assets
eyclnjye of churches schools anu
burying grounds, are Sl6,2o4''iZ' ol
which s15.S12, 400 is in the form ol
productive property, In the past
much criticism has been given 'he
CORPORATION, generally spoken OF as
the richest church in New YORK OIL
account of the alleged bad londltloh
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