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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-16
10.


Sonitanae Milmer, Die usme per
irittlpete Erau, fii9lte Ii6 jsBt in thrsE
unbeimIiben Wobnung iebr perla'en
SbeleiA i6r 9atte i6on ieit Wtonaten
10 bilflos lpie Elm i6pa6es aino oas
osleaen bate, mar ibr feline 9egenpari
benno6 ME elm S9ub eridisnen. Sept
nad]te iie nit @ruilien an DIE tur9t7
bare Nu6bari6aft. ppn lpelber lle
umgeben mar.
aWsama," fliiIterte Die tletne Si55Ie
nit leiIer, Gngitliaer Stimms npanl
perben mir Denn Don bier pe93leben!"
so balo mir tOunen, mein SinD,
antpprtete Die Bitttpe, ibre Arms nm
pie aleine I6liugenb.
.&Dnnen mir ni6t gleid geben?'
frcQte ais5ie furAtiam, inoem iie Ell
nen Idii6ternen Bid nd6 benz tlets
nen, triiben i5eniter mari. sd mo6t'
6ier gar nitbt mebr lange bletben. ,,
porum t0nnen mir benn ni6t oahln
oe9en, mo Der ollte Wtr. 2inbeIl
pobnt? Sort m66te i6 10 germ blei@
ben"
mir neroen morgen Oortbin gehen,
Qi8sie, lnD SIR. 2inoel pirD piels
lei6t cine quite 6eimutb fir nns auts
finoen; fiir9te DID ni6t, - e& niro
uns giemanb etpas gu 2eiDe thun."
Gdum hattie lie DieIe Worte qeIpros
den, als ii6 ein I4liirfenOer. lniidss
rer G6ritt in Dem finitereu 9orri6pr
uerne6men lieb unb bulo oarauf Elm
tlppenoes GerGuib erfolgte, als Ob
oyemano mad Der 96iirtIinte iu6te.
9lDblth 0ffnete iid Die S6iir uno EN-
altes Deib, pelaes bic ungren5enoe
Gtube bepo6nt bate. trdt ein. 8teie
gerion ipar nett iiber bic mittleren
2ebensjabre binau8, our4 uamdbiges
Erinten aufgei4pemmt uno entitell!;
lire @eIiCbts3iige lparen abitobeno,
6GBli6 uno I9mpBiq. Denige Wlint'
ten naa t6rem Girtritts 6atte lie Die
2(tmoIpbGre oes tleinen Stiibaens
idlpn our1 tbren Ntpem perpelief, -
oaB Elm our6oringenbsr 9runnttpeins
bunft in Dem qnn3sn Rulme herrI6te.
8ds entIeBli6e WeIen lieb iih duf
Dem ein3igen i'm Stiibhen befinolIs
nen Stu6l nieoer unb 6litte ii3
gfQes, mas i9r in Oas Qluae fiel, for
i6eno an, pobei i6r Sorper fortpdhs
renb in elmer I4pantenOer truntenen
9epesung 6lie6,
GonItanss Milmer bate oies abs
I9eulife Neib i6on frii6er geieben
uno bate Iib ME eines beimli6sH
Gchduber3 erpebren tOnnen; jeBt, od
lie 1ieIelbe in ibrem 3immer Iab, itieS
pl0slid eine bDie 4bnung in i6r auf.
r@d = ia, ja," bssaun bic llnbeim
Iicbe in beiierem Zone, inoem lie nod
ftdrfer bin unb fer dynamite. aSSbr
feib MN gang aaetn, - be, ni6t
ipabrP"
so, bas iino mir" entgeanete Die
gDittpe nit i4pa6er, bebenbsr
Gtimme.
.Sa, ia, ia, - oas isio S5r. Gusr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-16

fen, it) CLAUDE. Sic iinb Osrriidt ses
poroen."
@r iiisb iis 10 btitis fort. oub iis
nit Der Stirn aegen einsn Baum tdus
melie, bdnn idpaps iib Der @raf uui
fein gpfsrb. oas, dngtii4 tpiebernb.
ben aopf auriidparf rnb jebt nit
feinem Reiter i'm pollen aurriers bas
ppniaate.
(sSortiesuna foIat.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-16
Marit Shrein.r,

utU. ? NJ " IT +,
IN ihrem rs 2cbeusidbre. 9ie 9eerhiane fins
bet iiaii an Tieuiiaa. II. MARS 1914. uoH Ger
Gbalg. Qroi Rbiiippus STRIDE, ode Sace Ctr.
NIB WeDiiden eine dus, Rn6mitfaas nm 2
llbr, 81 iuelder Srcunoc nno HefdnHie obae
ipeiiere Noits elngcIdoen fno.
1919 Tie traHrrnetu 9inierbIisbtntn.
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Gatbarina Hitter,

innisiiseIiebig Satin bon QbiIipp Z. Bitter.
bon 30. 2246 Sprine Grobe sloenne. 2ds
eethenbeqdngnib iinpei fiaii am zisHiag,
bcf II. aldrS bonn 1rducrbanfe. I'm ! llbr
9la6m. iporanf Elm 1rnnereoiesoienit In oer
slapele bec Srrins @rope griebbpfes I'M 2
ilbr itaiiiinoei. 5rennoe finb einaeIaeen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-16

eiar6 AM sdmiaa. IA pidrb 1914, rnt
1879 W,ittoas. i'm Sdufe three Sd1lpieacriob'
mes Or iSrnujrcD, 2i60 GlDian Cir, nniers
aeliebiC SHUTTER, @robmuiier uno Efipieget'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-16

peliebter Gjaiie bon GmiHe spebib0Io. aeb.
Sufp i'm Nlicr ron 60 Slbren uub 10 .glonu'
ten. Tas geideHteaanglliB IiJoei in.i bonn
Ir1uerhaihc ans. Gp. 1918 aoadn Sirafs. ON
lpliiiipoh. ben H. giar5 nm Z 80 llbt Dior
Gene, p9tuui nm s llbT In Der q. Sopanness
atIhe al ber Steen tro epeuien SiInbe, eil
Hedniem GOfanii 5elcbtiri loire, po5n 5Eetinoe
1917
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Dorothra Darn,

eeb GdeImnnn. bcrtuittiueie anbImann,
aeliebe Gntiin bon Sobdnn 1urm. i'm eilier
sen q Sabrel. 2 9Renaien nne y Iaeen 3ls
!Dldrl. gndmii1ps nm llbr. bon g5rdbmnHH
K Nnrifneti's g'eitniitngs,pnrlor SO. i42i----
23 llan Girnbc, aus. ipo5n SernGHbie uiio
Sreunbe obne Ueticre go,is btiifit cinaeiaoen
Iiro bon
1915 1ie irnutrnseu SintrrbGtbtneH.
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etnrb am greiiae. ben 13. wsdr5. UNI s.b5
asrem yt ceiSen. i'm i'm aIies alter bon @ rs Sabren,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-16
Maraarttht llprhtrr,

gsitipc bon 9a6n a. Bcrberr. In tbrem So.
9ebensabre. s'eerbigling bon oer geobnfiig 10
rer 1Cd5ieG. fSrnu z Rirlenbufcb yic fSi
suire gpe 9Iriee SlI. an g'oni1a. nm 10
Ilbt 9oruiiiaGs. 1t
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Tie raHrrnssu '9iHierbnsbsnsH.

einrb am Sdmiida. ben IA gRdr5 1914.
gliiines ~ libr in i6rcr I9obHiiue, 30, 1905
Walnut Sirnbe, uItIere I1TiniiaeIiebie Bditn,
Edlpeiler Et1tpdnctin tfub lutite
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Gbrifins Stark,,

pCb. SdaHcr,
peIiebic Satin bon gpiainm 1larfe. i'm slller
bon 90 Sabrcu Die iierbIiben uebetreIle ber
AerlorbeneH iirb 10 bet Hnpene Der eeitsn,
beliniiet a'liiIe 4 ROrgmdnri Gui9ebabri. Iie
3ei oer SeerbianHg wiro iDdier betaHiii ae'
Hacbt II
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Ra sermieth.a--9immer.

Grsi BiHmer. aab. aOiisi uub aennsrA
2is y. giber Cir. lo.l9'
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@ereins . Anaeisen.
sobina Rirfel.

bic aeliipiisber he's Eabtnn,8irieIs HHo. fts
fncbt, Itct 10 snblreid ipie mDeIidb nni Eier.fnd
ben II. wihrs, i'm tihr Nnnufiiiaae. ~ hef
Eprina Qifobe sapele sinSnfilDen. nm Der pers
iiorbeuen edHeiley Bitter bic ietie epre 81
aaroIiHs scnaer. grailbsniia. .
aHnnB BrnedHeL eefreidFln. ~
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einr6 nm Sonnloa. ben ~. MAR 1913 II
Z Nor Gioraens, i'm Gerffcocn 9iafoHiIei
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5ohann famb,rt SptfihuIb,

elarb am eorntas. ben 10. @ars 1914. u
, llbr Radmiiinas,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-25
PREDICTS SUCCESS
A. L. Bates, Prominent WoodsfeId
Republican, Says Party Is United
In Monroe and Mooney Will
Win For Condress

Mr. A. l.. Bates. one OF the leading
citizens Of Woodsfield. O.. and an &C
tive Republican worker in Monroe
county. was in the city yesterday on
business. Speaking TO an lntelligen-
Ger reporter. Mr.. Bates said
The situation in Ohio. particularly
In our section. Is most encouraging
from a Republican standpoint We
had three hundred and sixty Bull
NOosers In Monroe county in 1912.
Practically every one of these men
nre back In the Republican party and
will support the Republican candi-
dates this fall. In fact the Bull Moose
CrEanization Is so weak in our coun-
try that so far they have not made
nominations for committeeman az re-
quired by Law. 10 he voted on in the
primary Of August 18th. and the In
formation Is that they are not likely
10. and the same situation prevails in
adjoining counties
Cox Require Unpopular.
The administration OF Governor
Cox is unpopular beyond expression.
Cox has gone 10 work To build up a
political machine lie has largely in
creased the number Of officers and
his appointments have been Of the
most partisan character Additional
10 CoX's individual unpopularity. much
Of the legislation passed by the legis-
lsture AZ CoN's dictation. is unpopular
and has greatly weakened the Demo
cratic party
Monroe county. as YOU know. has
always been strongly Democratic. but
There are districts In Monroe county
In which 10 has been impossible 10 oh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-25
CONFERENCE FOR
PLAY DIRECTORS
HELD LAST NIGHT IN BOARD oe
TRADE ASSEMBLY ROOM.
Problems Concerning Playground. Dis
eussed and Games Were Illus
trsted and Practiced.

A stan conference OF playground
workers was held last night In the
BOARD OF trade assembly room. Mar.
het auditorium, under the direction
OF Recreation Manager W. r. HYDE
problems relative TO playground
MANAGEMENT were discussed. and a
number Of new games were illus.
trated and practiced by some Of the
playground supervisors
In addition TO the local playground
supervisors, playground workers from
bridgeport and Martins Ferry al.
tended the conference and took part
The following were some OF the
features.
Talk on playground MANAGEMENT by
Manager W. ?. Hyde. with special en-
phasis on problems coming up during
past week
Teaching OF three games for chill
dren under 10 years n age. Miss Oral
DickerS. Miss Jean McConn and Miss
Rutl Allen
Story telling by Mrs W F. HYDE.
Essentials for good story,
Proper surroundings and arrange
ment Of group
Story told by Mrs. Hyde. KiplinS's
The Cat iha' Walks by Himself"
Practtc" Of Folk dancing Il see
YOU. Music by Eraphonala
Teaching the principles Of the game
Of vcllev ball by Manager Hyde
Practice Of game for small bows
led by Mr.. Chester l. Eskey.
Practice ~ Folk dance
Teaching Of 2 game for older boys
by Mr. Paul Wright
Teaching 81 = game for older girls
by Miss Sara Boyd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-25
PRIZES AWARDED
IN BIG CONTEST
JuEsoEss BAKERY CO. CONTEST
PROVED VERY INTERESTING
Ralph Srsft Won First Prize. ano
Snees was satleo &c Nir, ara
Otrer Winners Nesterda,

Announcement was made Yesterday
or me result OF the Eve Trdnt Know
contest. which has been Attracting 80
much Interest recently a. a result OF
ne Advertising campaign conducted
o. the heedy Sign Company Large
signs were painted on bnlboards.
wagons and In many public places
BEARING the inscription BY. Drdnt
hnoT-Do YOU In the center OF
each sikh vas left a bare space This
advertising scheme was carried out
Tor the JuerEens Baking Company.
and Il was announced yesterday that
me signs meant Eve Didn't Know
yeersens BAKING Compsnys Bread
The arst prize Of So in cash WAS
awarded 20 Ralph Kraft. OF Fast Tren
iy-ninth street. city he returned the
hrst correct answer in the 2.lss re-
celNed- Many other prize. were
awarded. and the checks we're mailed
yesterday 20 the prize winners.
Prize Winners
Inc following is list OF the prize
Ralph Kraft. first prize. SIS. Eas,
twenty ninth street. city
$500 each-Mrs. J. T Mcdonald. 40
kentucky street. Miss Regina Esen-
nauer. l1l Fifteenth street: William G
Dannenberg. $40 Eor street: Loretta
Blum. S5oS Eoff street. Russell A
'leves, 2lo6 Jacob street
90 esch-Mrs Frank Wolf. ri.
Lind street Mrr Esser. iafs Lind
street. Louis Hssenauer. 1s4 F.fghteenth
stIeet. William PATCHED 1897 Jacob
street Allen Myer a.s7 Eoff street. ]
". Wllhfrt 35-s Jacob street. l. ~
,,,,iL.chei zll3 Jacob street. Mrs L =
W aiters lflo Chapline street William
hartoias. 25ls Jacob street. Arthur
6pI.'ner. tridger9rt o. Mrs q W
H,teltt"nsiein. SIS Broadway. Marrin-
Eerrv. o.. Nellmsrie Breltfenstefr SIS
hroadNay. Martins Ferry. q Alma Fis-
Tfnh,,.nre, IL Fifteenth street. Mrs
civ Mceee 2sio Chariine street,
"a wrence : Taylor. Renwood. W Va
80. 1870 ,,eschLWN, p Games. Seconn
Gee care poian's stor. siy,b "a MS
Mochen. Rsnwood " Va. Mis- " =
Games S"cund street Noundsvill. w
"a. Miss Elsie wetSig 1908 second
Mound~Nille. " Va. John Vein. Ir
-, pine Hil Wheeling. w Va gen
.ral delivery Mrs =. Knox s2s six
terson avenue Noundsville " ia .
hussel Brown. 1857 Main street Wheel
lnk marry harnes. SIS West Favetre
street Martins Ferry. -. = Y Nct'on-
KEY. F1fth and National Road Fulton
W Va. Hazel Kimes. Glencoe q. Elsie
N..,ets IN =, "nteenth street. Fred
Ninncss 80 Market street. Eva .fa
th"ws 25l9 Chapline street: Alfred HiS
&c, y. Main street BenVood w Va
Miss Alone Burke. 1892 Marshall stree,
zen N"od. W Va Miss Lillian = Trus-
cneH care Prudential Insurance 60
~ Schmulhach building. John Rurkie
1879 Market street Bcnwood " "a
Miss Hazel Loveman. 4aSS %oble str.s,
street. Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-25
WHIPPED DAUGHTER
Gertrude Davis, Local Negroes, Fined
IS and Costs for Beating Dauah-
ter With q Rope.

Gertrude Davis was fined ,5 and
osts yesterday morning in police court
on charge OF raising a disturbance at
her home near the head OF Twelfth
street. Tuesday night The trouble
originated when Consuella. the daugh-
ter. dug the heart out OF a "watah-
melon" with her hands. Gertrude. the
mother, could not stand such sacri.
lege and proceeded 10 lay on" with
rope. and the girls screams called
the majority Of the neighborhood TO
the scene. expecting TO see nFnurder
Ofhcers West and McC1atchey arrest.
I'd the mother Judge Jordan in.
formed the woman that she had a
right TO correct her daughter. but not
10 the extent OF raising a general dis
turbanCe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-25
THOUSANDS OF CHILDREN VISIT
LOCAL FAIRGROUNDS EACH WEEK

Last week. however. n was surpassed
in attendance by the Chester - Hub.
bard playground Twenty sixth street,
The boy A. this playground cent
numbers the girls more than two IN
one More girls than boys visited
Forty-siNth street park last week
Tho figures prepared By Manager
HYDE follows.
Week ending June IL
East End Fairgrounds. boys and
Chester n Hubbard Fairgrounds.
t26fh etroer 1911
Forty sixth street Fairgrounds ...1427
Grand total for week ........... 1890
Week SndinE Juno %.
East End Fairgrounds
boNa .. .........-. 4An
Flfl- .. -. .... .s...... ~ ..s.......
Chester D. Hubbard Fairgrounds.
BOYS .. .. .. lib
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-25
SEEKING SON
Mayor Kirk Receives Touching Letter
From = Mother IN Portsmouth.
Asking for Her Son.

Nnvor ~ T. Ritz received a very
fou,1inE letter from Mrs Jessie Dacr.
~ Portsmouth. o. YESTERDAY asking
him 10 aid her IN locating her son
Harrison " Wacr. who has been alb.
cont from home for rs wears Mrs
Haor states that che heard some time
ar0 that he was either working In a
private hotel NJ m railroad about
Wheeling AT efforts 10 locate the
man we're vain veFterfav although the
search VII he continued today
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-25
COUNTY COURT


lllam :. Imbof0n. ~ Canton. and
Jennie Mckinney Of Sparta. ~
Edward Price and Rhes UeiI both ~,
Wheeling '''' ""'n OF
%. NiIli2m ~. Wood ~ New Castle
-. ana Eliza Aurelius. of Joliet nm
q, IfNln p Reynolds Of Marietta and
'Ia'N IT, Itpor. ~ bethesda. .
James p Muldoon Of West AIava,.
~. 49,. a; ana Esfollo r. Parsons. OF 20.
John ". Hahn. r.. and Emma 10.
r'tia Cox. both OF Renwood
5 w per Evans. NJ Fulton. and Minnie
co., hester fost and Caroline Powell o,
georfe w Ruth NJ Dallas. and -t.f
~ buchanan. Of Elm Grove
Edward INLAND ~ ,f,r.t--
and Gonevieve Rose. Of Wbooii,g ''S'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-25
Whoopina couuh.

Il have used Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy ever since ! have been keep
ing house and ] consider n one Of the
best medicines ! have ever used NV
children have all used n and n works
like a charm for colds and whooping
cough In fact. 7 consider IL good for
any kind ~ a throat or lung trouble.
and do not think any household com
pletp without H." writes l. & Haines.
OF Marbury, Ala You will look a good
while before YOU find better prepa-
ration than Chamherlains' Cough Rem
ody for colds and Vhooping cough in
children u contains no narcotic and
is pleasant 20 take For sale BY al
dealers ADV
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-25
MORE THAN NINE THOUSAND AT
TENDED IN FIRST TWO WEEKS.
East End Park Leads by Small Mar
din-Boys Outnunbsr Girls al
Twenty Sixth Street Grounds

Nearly ten thousand children visited
the three local play grounds during the
FIRST two weeks ~ tho season aa June
SIN 70 June 2lst inclusive according
20 figures compiled hv Recreation Man
aver " Francis Hyde The attend
ance. (both boys and Eirlsl during the
first week was 1870. while last week
attendance was 1886 making n total
for the half month ~ 9225 The PLAY.
grounds are not open SUNDAYS
The statistics show many Interest.
tnE facts. During no first week the
East End park fSivteenth strcaI
proved The most popular. al more
children attending ~ than any other
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-25

tain more than a handful OF signers
70 Cox petitions, and in one or two
OF the districts no signers have been
secured at all. Men TO whom the
petitions have been sent nave refused
TO circulate them
Success For Mooney.
We look TO Mr.. W c. Mooney q,
our county TO he the Republican stand
ara bearer for Congress In our dis.
trict and although the district is
slightly Democratic. Mooney will carry
T. He will carry Monroe county. I
believe. The prospects were never
brighter for the Republicans In our
great shape and there is victory ahead
next fall"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-25
FIVE DAYS REMAIN FOR
SECURING WATER DISCOUNT

Five days more remain FOR persons
10 receive The ton per cent discount
ON fhoir water TAX. and n is expected
That many viii avail Themselves OF
Tho last opportunity Tho work of
efraIrh'cninc no tho city finances and
closing Tho citys books ia progressing
rapidly. and tho CITY treasurer Of
fec expects ~ take in So mo SATURDAY.
in water rents alone During tho mast
Nnar Tho treasurer OTc~r has accom-
rIahrf moro towards the collecting Of
money Than was done FOR some time
There hos been quite n few people
who have tried N dodge tho iesifc
bur With Tho ranra WORKING they have
decided ~ paw up. but many arc put.
Ting ~ On until tho last minute
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-25

I'pp.urnff Vr. fined q arg
rnef hr Squire VS. % Wfrkrsr, az
rrHrr" of dru1karrr.. and af.o
m mo charge OF using profanity DO
Na arrested ht uapuf. sF.r.T.
'oIfh'4f' Hrd CorriE1r. M .fe r. a
zion F'|r hn ur. avrffIrr Tho
arrival OF train for parker.burF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-25
BOYS Oh TRIAL
-Four Lads. Charged WIN Stealing
Beer From, Penrsylvanta r. r. Co
waive Nearing: $500 Bond. Zach

George Hemphill. Don Wilson. I'd
Var Downing and George Seamon four
lads charged with stealing beer from
the Pennsylvania Railroad company.
Who had tho product in transit. were
held fo the Grand jury yesterday
morning by Squire Hobbs Through
Attorney Royce. tho boys waived q
t'ar.ur and their bonds we're fixed o.
$500 each
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-25

Ihro" decd of trust werc LOFT f,-
5g.,oLd WITH Tho clerk ~ tho Courfy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-25

One fourth on-wer's ard Vouna
Mems SUITS M'FADOENs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-25
SI.OO Dresses
$3.50 Dresses
SI.79 Dresses
$500 Dresses
CHOICE
I &c

WHERE DID WE SECURE SUCH DRESSES? FROM THE
DETROITPRlNCESSE MANUFACTURING CO. LARGEST
MANUFACTURERS OF WOMENS DRESSES IN THE WORLD
HOW is SUCH PRICE OF ST 90 TO $500 DRESSES
POSSIBLE? BECAUSE WE CLOSED OUT THE DETROIT.
PRINCESSE ENTIRE SURPLUSACE
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-09
l1s B1B!aseInsnfl
~ yLx II-H ~ $500 e

81 Curtain strsteh:ra Fnitsze sretchers with
edges the curtains They're practical
and you'll get than dollars worth of out Of
them. Friday they're 39c
shsrbet olssses %e-Imitaon cutgass paternsyoull
In summcrpetscr buy while good
only 4c
UP to 7oo Garbage Cans. 3sc-One ot-not large
come early OF good galvanized iron garbage
holding and O gallons 39c Frlday
$t.ss Glass vas,, $tts-A beautiful vaserumpe
shapewith light fan and heavy cuttipgI2 inches tall
s19s Is what they should sell for-Frday they're si19
4sc Floor eroone 2ecFne selected demonstrating
Strong beand worth 45c Friday we1f se thcm for
CSC.
s2<5 euIkss $tvcry compact folding sidewalk sulklcs
with wood veneer backs and Stats with springs folding
handle and 12nch rubber tired wheels Friday In the first
folding sukies sold for s16I Come early
the quantity Is limited, Ae.
$50 oss Oven, sse-wellmade blue steel gas for
any hot plate They bake most anythngand lots Of
bother that's attached 10 the use Of big csc is
the very low Friday price. -.
CSC condlrnsnt Sss 4icEand decorated Nippon china
enamel decorations Each includes
sa and shakers tooth pick holder covered mustard
dish and round tray to hold them Friday the
only day they'll BIO marked &c
o2o6 oraso Jardlnerso esinch brass Jardnicres and
peAesaIs--0ver feet TALL Fine hold ones Easter
plsntl Al In dull brass huish. Only Friday at Ns5.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-09
WANT FEDERAL BOARD
TO SETTLE STRIKES

WASHINGTON. April 9.--Settle-
Ient of Industrial disputes by a
mediation and Cancellation board. sim.
liar to that established under the
Newlands act for the solution of rail
road troubles. Is advocated by repre-
sentGtives OF employers and employees
before the United States industrial
relations commission. Conflicting
views are presented on the additional
power OF compulsory arbitration
The commission heard spokesmen
for employ ers aud employees OF the
printing and building trades. and OF
the clothing industry.
George l.. Berry. of Tennessee, pres
ident O. the International Printing
Freshmen and Assistants union. ad.
vocated the signing of an agreement,
embracing all the organizations of the
employees and employers Of different
industries. and including provisions
for cancellation and local and national
arbitration. He favored a government
board to act voluntarily. when efforts
tc agree on an arbitration board fai.
Henry Struble. of Chicago. secre.
tary of the National Cut Stone Con.
tractors association. spoke In favor
OF the federal government board with
the right of compulsory arbitration
ana the power TO act In industrial dis
putes. He declared the result of in.
dusfrial disputes is too serious to
leave to- the interested parties.