davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-09-11
FARMERS CAN DO
WITHOUT POTASH
Manufacturer of Fertilizers Asserts
That Sufficient Potash is in
the Soil.

CBy George Braden, President Fed
eral Chemical Company. Louisville y
me brokers' engaged in the sale
OF fertilizer material are getting nm
necessarily hysterical over the pos
sible consequence OF a materially
diminished supply of German potash
which will probably be entirely cut
OF from America until the end of the
war in which nearly the whole OF
Europe is now engaged. The situa-
tion is this:
Germany is the sole source OF our
agricultural supply of potash. The
American manufacturers OF CONNER
cial fertilizers have contracts with
the German Kali SyndfKat for their
potash wants, running over five
years from 1911. 1t is provided
that~each succeeding years require
ments shall be shipped in equal
monthly parts over eight months, be-
ginning in May of each year 1t will
be seen, therefore, that when the
war began in which Germany is at
present engaged, only three-eighths
OF the American requirements for
the coming year hnd been shipped
All chartering of vessels is practical
ly at stand, and the Kali Syndikat
has advised American buyers that no
present war conditions are materially
changed.
1t will be difficult for our perturb-
ed brokers to impart ther excitement
over potash either to the dealer in
fertilizers or to the farmer who uses
them for the very obvious reason
that large number of the most in
telligent farmers In the East and
the Middle West have long used fer
tilizers and are continuing to use
them, in which the element potash
is entirely absent. They claim that
soil titled by greater depth of plow-
ing contains sufficient supply of
this elecent for many years hence.
and that at the present money is
needlessly spent in America there
for. In this they are substantially
supported by leading An rican
agronomists who have given serious
study an dehicient field service to
the subject.
1t is further substantiated by the
fact that the most profitable yields
OF wheat, followed by clover, that
were ever produced in America be-
fore the general introduction OF SOL
uble phosphates were grown with
ground bone carrying about per
cent Of phosphoric acid and no pot
ash, which formerly sold as low as
S24 per ton, and this product, were
1t to be had at this price now. could
be still sold for fall seeding in prac-
tically unlimited quantities. The
ground bone was not used for grain
planted in the spring, because 1t was
assumed that il was not readily
enough soluble for spring crops: so
that the grain crops of spring plant
ing were not fertilized until the gen
eral Introduction of the soluble pros
pilates. IL was some time after the
advantages OF the sluble phosphates
were demonstrated for spring crops
before they were used for wheat: but
as the demand for bone increased for
use in the general arts, the price ad-
vanced so materially that soluble
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-09-11

sence OF potash supply will naturally
entail. and it is hoped that the sec
retary OF agriculture will use the in
huence of his great Office to see that
America Is supplied with the ship
ping FOR this commodity with neu-
trail Spain.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-09-11
DO IL Now.

Never before has there been so
much need for the farmers of this
section turning to something besides
cotton. Plenty of oats and other
iced crops should be planted this
fall.-Pee Dee Daily.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-09-11

Two years from now we hope there
VIII be no Bleaseites or anti-Blease-
ites.-Spartanburg Journal.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-09-11
Medical College of the State of South Carolina
Charleston, 5. {.
SCHOOLS OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY


6th Session Opens October 1s 1914 June 3rd 1915
ne" ready October
ageouy located opposite Roper Hos Hospitals
he South Hospital containing beds
Practical
Featu Large and weeQupped LABORATORIES Schools De-
fhysoIosy and Embryoogy in anlaon
Nine futme teachers SIX grad
appointments each medicine.
OSCAR w SCHIEEIER Registrar Charleston g. G.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-17
@anerlanbnihideine.

Sm Bureau bss itGbtii6en gou>
&Ommi1ars ipuroen ssitern folsenb:
g<usrhubnibi6eine ausseitsut:
S. q. Cooper, Observation-Disclosures
gacteinbaus, Rsaoing Hoab, n0rbli6
bon See plaee, $4,000.
S. .. Cooper, Observation-Disclosures
gaditeinbaus, 2~epiiham, 5pii6en
Joreit unb 9Ienpoob gpe. $500.
5. o. Cooper, Observation-Disclosures
gaditelnbous, Rsaoins Roab, ilbli6
BON Minneiota. $500.
M. 3. Cooper, Observation-Disclosures
9atiteinbaus, gurnst IDenus. pefts
lid bon Hibsepap Qpe. $1,000.
W. y. Cooper, Observation-Disclosures
gaditeinbaus, Rprboftsde BON gurnst
uno aafota QOs. $500.
M. .. Cooper. 5peiitDdigeg Bad
iteinba4is, Sftisite BON aenoau Qps.,
nOrblt8 BON MabiiOn Rpab. $4,000.
SerielSs Jrdmebaus, Stettiniug
Qoe., nDrbii6 DON Mabifon Roao.
$4,000.
ainoa Baum, Observation-Disclosures
gad% itein5aus, 5pffe &os., spiiten
WteSenrp nno Hi6Olion 4penue.
$5235.
gli5abst9 9oate, 5psisinbalbitDdi,
ges gatteinbaus, 2incoln @pe.. ami
lden Gilbert uno Melrois qpenue.
$4,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-17
@eitere Wntter : Eeniionen be.
milligt.

SIN Suaenbaeri6te ipurbsn seiterr
abermaIs Wiitterpeniionen i'm Sc.
lammtbetrage DON $3.50 pro Monai
unb atpap an folsenpen Qpplituntin.
men bepiui9t:
Celia S6aefer, 1876 Central @pe. {;
$50; Inna Wilion, 834 Charlotte
Strabe, 500; Imebia Solobaits, 1919
Mopre Strabe, Wabiionpille. 500;
Imelia Sob, 300 Yant Strabs, 500;
Wtorp Serbian. 124 Oit S~rei5ebn!e
,Strabe. 500; Bertha Bearing, 2272
@ine Strabe. $40; Gla Salp, 915
Strabe, $18; Gmna
Sprnc. 339 glen Strabe, SIS; Cora
1871 State 4penue. SIS;
emma aeitermunn, 21O1 5reeman
apenue, SIS; Marp Grant, 1921
Sinpoob Rpuo, $l5; Soiepbiuegurn5,
562 Sft 9reiaebHte Strabe, SIS;
gliaabetb Sing, Don Sbarpnpile,
2aura Smbofi, 1710 Bar
Strabe, $40; Sarab Sbufss,
1921 price 4penue, Price 9iG, $40.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-17

2oiung bon 4orfaure, etpa Elm 3bee.
loffeI pou arf Elm Hint @aiier, tbut
aub quite 9ienite, Tim meitere Ser.
6reitling ocs 2eibens rnS gntsiinoung
onberer 80rpertbeiIe ODER Mnitedutg
bon Ecronen 81 permeiocn, empiieblt
es iidl, Die betreffcnben Stcacn nit
@aiclin obcr 3h,fiaIbc 5i bcitrciden,
bas mag nidt in allen 5Glen Eelfen,
tann cher als8oriittsnIaBregel uidts
iflaoeit. llmld)ldae nit iil glfobol aui:
geloltcm @lei5uder nit Incident @a3c.
aomprehen pirten Defenders lin
ScrnS. Sit bas @eiift geidppcllen
ino Die Iugen garggeidloiienJ Daun
milB Der Yatient in uerounfelt,m
,3illn1cr gcbaltcn neroct sSii alien
6Gllcn lit es ltitr foroerlidl, ilcibige
SariermitteI ~an5lrpenben, bod biirfte
cS immcrbin pier5ebn Gage in Nm.
lpritd nebuen, bis Die Don Eoiion
sSop mfi5iertc Berion micoer Bcrsc.
felt 1T.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-17
Ser 3imttmerleate gtreif
GnSlid ideint cine Ginisnns in
Nnsiid)t 81 itcbeu.

Iadl einer mebrItiinbigen Sonic.
rell5, wclfle gcitern 5lpiid)en @ertre-
tern Der Streifcr unb Der Irbeitgebcr
itattgeflnben bat, Tnlr6e Die oari,l
getroiiene Sercinbarung Dem aoiit-
mittee Der Iusit1noigcn nnterbreitet,
nm bariiber cine &eicrenbum : 9lb.
Itimnilila ab5lbaltcn. Sb es ieboe;
5n elmer iold)en fommcn miro, lit ilaa)
Iniift bes Serrn Sobn s.. Eotts,
8ertreter Der Streifer, iebr fraaIid,
neil. mie or erfldrt, Der Siitrit1
Council OF Carpenters bie gereihba-
ring idon gutgebeiBen bat. @ie
Serr 9SottS meitcr erfldrt, lit Der
Streif 81 Gnbc, unb es lit nabe5u f.
dher, bab Die slusitdnoieen am ndd)-
item Montas an Die 9lrbeit suriidfeb.
rem ucrSen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-17
Is aupf,uuuoen.

Bel einem Strsit, rpsl6sr ii6 in Dem
acknowledgement Der Big Sour
gabn an Der 6. unb Bridge StraBe
5ipii4en ben 0essrn @iliam proctor
uno Daniel Qbernatbp abfpielte, MUIR
be Proctor bur4 16 MsFerftide BON
ieinsm Rafegenofen am aopf pers
lsBt. proctor bate als 4bpsbrmittel
cine Gifenftanse benubt unb oamit
abernatbp iiber Den aopf sei6lasen,
tpoour9 berfelbe einen S6dbelbrud
baDontrus. 9eiOe Ressr purbsn na3
Dem ftGotif9en a%rantenbaus als pos
liSsisefangene sebra9t. Die Heeer
~Oorldufis unter beri8ieoenen
0erba4tsmomenten in !6aft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-17

banner, &. r. St.aner. Geo. $.
Sdnittser, ssobn Striter, 80. u.
Gorin, g.. Srarbad, 8. ~. Saplor,
Gbas. Weib, ss'rant 2ipparb. Serr
Wilipn, 6err !Sin. !6err Mplf. Sranf
6. Sept. Gb. 2eininaer, Serr Sra4s
man, Spiepb 2eininser, Serr Tiib,
Treb. 8pcoefer. !Serr Smith Serr
Wurbod, Serr Mueblbofer, Serr
Gept. Ssad Sellferim.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-17
Sunsbanp nadj aumguiem aeididt.

Del 37dbrige George Sunabanp
opn 1887 Bremen Strabe. Der am
lsBten Wbntag einen Raubanfaa auf
ben 9sber9dnbIer Gbas. j. pauli DON
Der Waain Strabe ma9te unb Dem
aeBtsren babel nit einem Sammer ei=
men S9lag auf ben appf perfebte,
iuuros seftern i'm pro6atgerift fir
irriinnis befurbsn unb na6 QonqDiep
gsi4idt. Seine Gattin iaste aus,
oab Der Mann idOn felt ID Sabrsn
Jrrttnnsipuren seseist unb aud fart
ge.runten babe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-17
Muslano. telegraph
Ger 9piatifer @eigert
icinen 8erlesungen
%erIeger.

Ghrerin, 16. Suli aarl
@eigert. ciu Seittider slpiatifer, er.
log am Gonncritag ben @erlebungcn.
Die er am IA. SuIi erbalten, als jain
GeropIan nit oennienigen bes 2eut.
nantS BON Der 2iibe. bon ben Red.
Ienburgiif,en @rcnaoiraiL f~oIlioirte.
Stud Der Seutnant lpurSe idauer Der.
Iegte. (,
Die parifer fidmefif6en
3pillinse BON einan.
Der sstrenrt.
pa.iA 16. Suli. Die bsissn
SHpsitern, bic am %. Wlat, am Ri.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-17

den sufammsngspa6fen. sebOr,n muir.
Den. ipurOsn am 1Onneritas 6ur6 cine
6irurgiIde Operation bon chamber
eetrennt. Die fhnieriss Operation
ipurbe BON Or. Wignot auseefibri,
benz Or. Du 9oudet, Der Obsrar3t
oss ameriianiften 9Oipitals. dfiiftfrte.
Der fdnpisrisit. 5beiI Der Operas
ton mar bic 2ostrennung Der Ginses
peioe, Die an einer Sisne in elmer
Qcngs BON sinem uitb sinem Wierisl
3oI sufammrngspaGisn irarsnn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-17
9 orbeua q.

ST ss ri6tig, bub fid Der junse
Serr Sdmibt Oorise Wo9e in einem
S9pips nit Dem pobIbabsnoen, bGb>
li6en Srdulein 9udeIsberser perlobt
BATE" = .Sapohl. unb jebt fdidt iie
taglid flint Jlaf&sn Msin, bamit
q ni@s HiiHterH sYito!" /.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-17

Gin unbetannt.r grief
geffinas. War Wv,ns berDf.
fsntIidt i'm .gupborion" perfhiebene
uiIbetannte griefe Don Didttrn, bar,
inter aud f~olsenoen Brief 2eFinss
Gil Ghriitian Nriebri6 BOB:
~Siebiter 5reuno, i9 iebe mid
atpar auf msin Gebtss nod cine 4nts
mort bon .Senen. Do6 pislleibt ba,
ben Sic erit nod einen Brief BON mir
errparten molten: unb 5tpat ben nit
lem periproGenen qnfange su benz
ganbe Der 9raueripisle. 6ier 1T er,
tisier 4nfans; nehmli6 bic ganse
10 pisI ih es fir nStbia eraftet
babe - 6ur9corrigisrie Cara. RGGa
itens foa Der pbilotas foIssn. unb ih
bite sic redt isbr. nit benz Druid
nitt idunen au lafien. 9as nsue
Stiid ioa unfetlbar in s.sbren 6Gnbsn
Tenn. nod ebe bic alte Waterie san3
abgebrudt tporf.i. gs sebt a[es
reht aut; unb ipenn i'd po[lenbs gang
rGaia fperbe fem t0nnsn, bob mid
asaen Wepne&ten niht meine S6ul,
Zen nib MAIDEN: 10 ipirb es ned 6eI.
Ter aeben. gu benz atpeptsn 8anoe
ter Shriftsn iollen Sic innerbalo
d6t 1aasn sbsnfalIs- mebr Manus
ifript baden - belftn sic mir, lies.
fer hreunb. muir nod bisien Sturm
ousbalten: unb i'd qlaubtc niGt, rag
id Sbnen in meinem 2sbsn rpisberum
laitiu fallen min. 2eben ste inbeb
re6t pobl.
9ero
ersebenfisr dr.
Selling.
Wolfsnbiittel
ben Item Tbr. 1771."
Die Griitens bieies 9riefes ipa.
mir aus 2eTinss Wittkilung
pom /. December It'll an feinta
aarl betantt. or purbe oes.
bdIb fir Derloren sebalten. Die beis
ben SammIungen. BON benen 2efinJ
iino; .9rauerfpiele" Berlin
l772 unb .WermiTdte Ghriften~, bes
Ten erfter 96sil 1771 6e~rausaeiom.
isn mar ilnb oeren atpsiter, BON 2eI.
ina bier por6ersitstsr 5beil EFT na3
einem 9obe. l754. eudien.
Wegetarianif4 ausg3s
brudt.
a.: sMis ssbt 60 osnn Sbrsm iIsis
sn Sobn21
g.: Wssetnriansr): .Danit -
4tshs 0dns gut ins asaat
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-17

SIMMER auf GrObsrunsen binaus,
Ssrr Baron"
.9itp Gle: tpOau bat MAJ, benin sis
ssH.li4 Hitis ~ thun7@
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-17
itntcrbaItunas . gnseiaeu.
unterbaltuHas . Nnseiaeu.
Inn sagIide popaIare
k & pn3erte
GadHtitass NIB as.nss nom
wv Chill s.nnN's,.s.Itss
Coney

20 YleiltH auf ben afus-snnbfahrt 25e.
Gate aniant-qnnbtbine-tOf geranaaunsen
.Sreie gieniriiffe = briraen Sie Bic ainber
sinfGIteberb freie gooifnbrf. gbiobri BON
MrcabfDGh. $50 iinb II Born, /, 2.S0, 4,
$50 Z uilS 8 dor ahcEbs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-17
Warottaner BON SIus5eu4
gen nit 9omben bes
fporfen.

troffenen0 speiden pirb semslSet, bab
atpsi WiIitdrflus3eus., Don bsnsn aus
Bomber gefdleubert tpurben, biefer
Sage bic 9ersfefte bss @iatasS tumr
mes in Der Saoa : Resion prn Wus
rotto 5~srft6rte. Die Gage Der syefte
iDurS. srit Don ben Glug3eusen ents
bsdt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-17
Reniernnas. gniteHunaen.
gcrlanat at fanfen.
3n perfamfen: 8rnnSeiscnt9nm.

tennebh 6%etabts- gIr s Cots itrip
bon 500: 80 bel $50. @ns. saniter. Seiper.
Qemenfuege; 81 per SnB baar. grete
Transportation. 0refap. f4t Oft 4. GiraBe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-17
steGsnaeinde @eibIif.


nrb Mdb6eu fuden Sausarbeit
iinb 5lIt aoten. 10i giHbInn Sirabe, /.
siod.
SnnsbdItertn fiiht Sie1c Bel eirenI
Miiiiuer ober nii6enarbelt irgenbDelher glrt.
1uies Seim 70 ani fpie 2obn. 1887 9Ium
eirnte, /. Siod, Groni.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-17
@erIanst - 8eiblfd

W6b6en tEr naaenieine 6GusGtbeii. aeir
Gaifen oeer Fiaeln s2B Hoabale eIoenue,
aooHbale giooH is3l.R.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-17

81 d b q II fur a%uaemeine Sausdrbei;. SIa.
Y. sometfet. aeabina aoGO uHo Blair eipe.,
NpuublIe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-01

had not been finished when court ad.
Journed at 5 o'clock.
This morning will be taken up part
ly with the testimony OF the plaintiff
after which the defense will start its
case. and II is thought all will have
been finished by evening. At the last
term Of court. the jury disagreed on
the matter. The plaintiff is represent
ed by Attorneys Blackford and Ritz,
while the defense Is represented by
Attorneys Curl and Palmer. Several
practicing physicians in the city were
put on the stand by the plaintiff.
Drs. r. J. Hersey. Charles winger-
ter. James Schwinn and others were
questioned as to the present condi-
ton Of the plaintiff. In practically
every instance they testified that the
plaintiff was not up 10 his normal
mental status. The plaintiff. himself
was the first witness called and told
OF the accident. lie asserted that he
was riding on a car when another col
lided with II. and that he was knock
ed from his seat. receiving what no
claims. permanent injuries.
The defense contends that the plain.
Tin had accepted money In settlement
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-01
COLTS CASE
Suit Against East End Man for 5000
for Alleged False Arrest, Closes
for This Term.

When the jury in the case OF w. p.
FARRELL vs.. w. J. Colts reported yes
terday at noon TO Judge Newman that
u was hopelessly divided and could
not reach verdict. the judge excused
u from any further consideration OF
the case. IL Is understood that the
vote on the hst ballot was identically
the same as the first. and that this
status had existed from the first
However. this is mere conjecture on
the part OF visiting attorneys. FARRELL
was suing the defendant for the sum
OF $1,000 for damages for alleged false
arrest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-01
SANDY CASE TO
THE JURY TODAY
SUIT AGAINST THE WHEELING
TRACTION co. FOR DAMAGES
rs NOW ON.
Damages Are Asked For as Result o.
Collision Of cars-Seeond Hear
ing OF the Case.

Yesterday morning in Part Two Of
Circuit court. began, for the second
time. the $4,000 damage suit Of W.
J. Sandy, vs.. The Wheeling Traction
Company for damages alleged due for
personal injuries received some time
ago. The plaintiff claims that In a
collision he was rendered incapable
Of doing his usual work and was
thereby cut of from his means Of SUP.
port. The entire day was taken Nd
with testimony for the plaintiff. which
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-01
TAX COLLECTIONS
sherih's ofiee VIII BE Open FOR Pay.
ment % Al Taxes Next
Monday Mornina.

was stated yesterday a. the
therin's Office that the collection Of
lFli taN bills would start next Mon
oay. October 3 and not this morning
81 vas previously stated The work
OF making out thettax bills has been
completed and evefythinr is in readi
ness Cor The work with the exception
ot lndcving the bills 70 bel expected
That a large number Of taxpayers will
avail themselves OF the two and one.
half per cent discount that will pre-.
vail during tho months Of October and
November
starting with December no discount
VIII Do allowed. and after tho first Of
January 1915. an taxes viii bcar inter.
go az 90 per cent Circulars have been
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-01
TO TEST GUN
Cannon Invented by Local Man, as
Well az High Explosive. TO Be
Tested by v. s. Govern
nent Experts.

The Assyrian inventor shcrey ALI
halo. inventor of high explosive. and
Albert Lewis. inventor of the large
gun In which the explosive is used.
have had a new model OF the gun made
by the Charles n. Miller iron works.
on Water street. Yesterday the gun
was shipped over the n. a o. Railroad
10 Washington. ID. c.. where the gov
eminent experts OF the War Depart.
ment will give the gun and explosive
thorough test. Much interest is
now being manifested In regard TO the
invention, which is being watched with
interest by those Interested In military
affairs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-01
G. Ed MendeI & Co.
EuNnnAL plancrons

Nsw Looaaon-Isis chspuns str..,
Either yhons as7.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-01

sent out by the Office asking that per-
sons owning real estate in different
districts. assemble these various items
unde one head and present them Al
one time. so the work may be expe-
dited. Already a number of returns
nave been received at the office. Ry
this manner the slack days until the
opening OF discount will be taken I'M
with congregating the bills.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-01
HOLY NAME DAY
local Societies VIII Celebrate Annual
Event Win Special Church
SERVICES sunday.

The Holy Name societies Of this city
and vicinity viii bold a rally IN the
81 Alphonsus Catholic church SUNDAY
evening The prORram which win be
carried out In connection with the
event viii 10 al probability BE- an.
nounccd today or tomorrow The pro.
Fram viii consist Of addresses and
special music u is likely that "a
parade win b. riven before the mrrt.
inE. which is in keeping with the usual
custom Of the societies
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-01
APPEAL CASES
Judge Newran's Time In Circuit Court
VIII Be Taken Up Today In Hear.
ing Gases From Lower Court.

appeal cases will occupy the atten.
uon OF Judge Newman IN circuit court
touay. jude Hervcy being occupied
WIN the sandy case. Three suits are
90 heduled for Part Two a. follows
"o suits. one styled q. J. Rocerson
vs. debbia and Loprcste. growing out
oi business Transaction. and Joseph
aA'ech W The Wheeling Traction
company. a suit Tor damages for per.
sonal injury sustained in collision.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-01
IN NEW CHARGE
Rev. Hutslar. Former Local Minister.
ls Having Success In Los
Angeles Church.

According 10 Information received
from Los Angeles Cal. Rev. Charlese
y. Huislsr. formerly pastor of the Isl
and Christian church. this city. r. OBJ
tanning successful results In the
broadway Christian church. as he aid
IN the local charge There have beer
ffty seven additions 10 the Broadway
church. and the audiences are steadi-
~ increasing since Rev Hutslar as
suucd the pastoratc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-01
Why Not Publish M

When you want a fact to become
generally known. the right way Is TO
publish II. Mrs. Jospeh Rallans. Pc
ru. Ind. was troubled with belchinc
sour stomach and frequent headaches
She writes, y feel II my duty TO tel
others what Chamberlain's Tablets
nave done for me They have heIped
ny digestion and regulated my bow
eis. since using them ! have been
entlreiy well" For sale by ali
dealers ADV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-01

His attorneys on the other hand say
that he was in no condition TO trans.
act business at the time The suit
will probably go to the jury late this
afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-01

Every department on our five selling floors
has something to offer which you can buy at
special prices 1t is well established fact
that our regular prices are less than prevail in
most stores consequently reductions made for
this sale are really greater than they appear on
paper. 1t is when you see the goods and COM
pare the prices that you can best appreciate
the values this Anniversary Sale provides for
you. And besides, you know you have chances
to get your goods for nothing or to receive a
golden souvenir of the celebration.
This sale has brought to light many relics
OF bygone days A friend has favored us with
copies of the st. Cairsville Gazette of 1861 and
1863 in which Stone & Thomas carried an adj
vertisement. Another friend has brought us
bills dated 1865 and 1866 which show the very
high cost of goods in those days These relics
will be found in our display windows and doubt
less others will be added before the week is over.
The Anniversary Celebration and Sale is
in full swing. Come as early as you can for
your share of the offerings, but come when
you viii. you will be amply rewarded. The
forenoon is the best time for shopping, but anv
time is good time to save money
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1914-02-05
ENTERTAIN LOCAL
YOUNG PEOPLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Abel en-
tertained the young people at
cards, Tuesday evening. The
evening was of especial enjoy
ment to all present owing to the
absence of a good deal in a social
way for the past weeks and to the
unlimited hospitality of the host
ess in entertaining her guests and
in the refreshments, of most deli
cate nature, served. Those in
vited were: Misses Olive Duer;
Mae Ross, Lillian Pohl, B. Rutz,
Wilsey, Ruth Ziegler, Lucie Beck
er, Elsie Becker, Frieda Becker,
Louise Fell, Bell Metz, Rose Neale,
Mieze Enderstein and Fannie
Bowers; Messrs. Macdonald, Ell.
lermeyer, Enderstein, Faulkner,
Niblack, W. Becker, Harper, L.
Vielstich, A. Humphreys, Geo,
Harper, Walton, Jacobson and
DR.. Dempsey.