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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-28
Makes Your Stuffed,
Catarrhal Head
Clear as a Bell

When you wake IN the morning plagued
with the tortures 81 head colds and ca
terrh. head. nose and throat STOPPED up
AIR passages cloEEed with obnoxious "a y
tarrhal discharges that have collected
durtng the niEht and you can hardly
breathe-just put little Hyomei P0cket
Inhaler charged with the pleasant heal
Hold ~ there while dressing and breathe
the medicated. antiscptic. germ kiiIine
air deep Into YOU nose. throat and lungs
with every breath you draw
~ the time you are dressed your head
VIII Be clear ~ n bell YOU viii braafbe.
with ease and comfort. eat your breeE-
fast With a relish and 60 about vo1r
deys work with clear brain and steady
This clean smelling. germ Destroying
air OF Hyomei penctrafcs deem down into
every fold and crsvice ~ the merbrsp
Gus Innings ~ your nose. throat ans
lungs where no uuuid spray could me-
hiulv got and absolutely Kills and drive
out q your system every germ ID finds
mere heals The inflnmcd swollen ffeaurs
ana after the very first trial YOU notice
n wonderful Improvement 90 few weeEs'
use and every catarrhal germ b. Killed
ana driven out ~ your system
l'ruEFiata everywhere think 20 well Of
Hyonei that they agree 90 give you q
guarantee with every complete inhafer
set you purchase that 40 10 docs not sst.
tHfV mey VIII Fladiv return every cent
YOU psid Tor ~. but IN using for the ffrst
time BE sure o. ask for the corrplete
HNumei Pocket Inhaler nuffff a. fba
smaller package docs not contain me
inhaler e.. 90 Griesf a 90. Wheefing ~
moet any other reliable druggist viii
sitdly supply you on request
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-28
Mikc0 cROcERvMAN SHOT
DOWN ~ YOUNG roRoN-
TO ITALIAN.
Murderer Escapes TO Hills and Has
Not Been Apprehendeo-May be
Sequel TO cuysetts Murder.

What Is believed to be a we'll
planned Black Hand scheme was con
Guided yesterday evening at Bellaire.
when Diniro Cardinelli. OF Toronto.
o.. shot and killed Theodore Manaci.
OF Mingo. The shooting occurred at
ElS O'Clock. at West Hamilton street
Manaci. with two bullet holes In
bis body. walked 90 feet before he
dropped into the cellarway OF the
workman residence. Cardineiii. the
murderer. In still at large. and a drag
net throw1 out Immediately after the
shooting has failed to entrap him. Pc
lice OF all surrounding towns and
cities have been notified OF the muir
der. but IL In believed that the fugi-
tive will keep to the hills. Officers
rushed 10 the scene In automobiles,
but their quarry had made his escape
Neither OF the men are residents Of
Beilaire. Manaci. a Mingo grocery
man. had come 10 Bellaire yesterday
afternoon and had gone 10 the Italian
boarding house on West Hamilton
street Cardinelli. who boarded at
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-28
BOSS" PLATT'S
(continusd Prom Firs. Pags.,

anism OF Lincoln only by forcing aside
the Republicanism that dances in the
letters OF corporations. under the whip
OF Penrose. Barnes and Guggenheim."
The letters that passed between
Colonel Roosevelt and Senator Plat
showed that the two continued to con-
suit on friendly terms while the. for
mer was governor, vice-president and
then president. In telegram sent TO
Colonel Roosevelt while he was still
governor the senator urged the sign
ing OF bill for exemption from the
franchise tax grade crossings OF steam
railroads and said that Our friends
OF New York Central" and Senator
Depew were anxious" Colonel Roose-
Welt replied that he had received the
telegram too late" and that anyway
he considered the matter was one up
on which he should take the advice
OF the tax commission. unless II could
be shown that they were wrong"
Not An Easy Boss
In another telegram. when Senator
Platt insisted that Colonel Roosevelt,
then governor, attend the meeting OF
commission, the Colonel, after pro-
testing. agreed TO do so and added.
but you are not an easy boss"
asked that his friends be taken cv.re
or by the senator. In other letters.
appointments were discussed, while in
one written by the senator after Col
onel Roosevelt was In the White
i House: the cabinet to be selected By
Low. was written Of
The name of William Barnes, the
Colonel admitted. did not appear once
In all this correspondence
The letters between Mr.. Barnes
and the Colonel covered a period be
tween 1904 and 1910. Their tenor
was entirely friendly and at times
they almost bordered upon formal.
The appointment OF men TO Office.
and variety Of political affairs were
discussed and the Or Jekyll and
Mr.. Hyde" elements Colonel Roose-
welt said Mr.. Barnes had in him. we're
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MURDER AT BELLAIRE
SMACKS OF BLACK HAND

this place up until three weeks ago,
came from Toronto AZ s O'Clock
Shortly after both mems arrival
walk. Five minutes after they lef;
the house Cardinelli pulled a gun All
nred into the body OF Manaci ITO
OF three bullets took effect. one en-.
tered the left breast between the
fourth and NTH ribs. and lodged IN
the chest. The other entered the left
abdomen. and came out the right side
As soon as the shooting occurred.
along the street. fell headlong into the
eeilarway of the Workman home.
Here he was picked up, and Dr. ). s.
Wright was called. When the doctor
arrived. life had become extinct The
remains were removed TO the Bailey
Undertaking establishment where
Drs- Wright and McClelland conduct
ed an autopsy. Coroner Roger OF
Martins Ferry was notified and will
hold formal inquest today.
On January "a. George Guysetta
was killed and Manaci. the man mu.,-
dered last night. took charge of the
body and shipped II back to Italy. The
police believe that the murder 10 a
sequel of the Guysetta tragedy. Bel
laire police got into communication
with the officials at Toronto. o.. and
found that the record of Cardinelli
would not bear testing.
Cardinelli is % years OF age. Is i've
feet. four inches high. weighs about
155 pounds. and wore a brown suit
and stin black hat when last seen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-28
FRANZHEIM
OBSEQUIES
SERVICES AT FAM
lS s sSs,9gsSs TINS
Prominent Business Associates OF
oeeessed VIII Act az Pail
Bearers.

Following simple services at the
family residence. the remains of the
late Harry Conrad Franzheim will -
conveyed TO their final resting place
this afternoon Impressive services
services Will be conducted at tae
franzheim home. No. 4O4 South Front
street AZ $50 o'clock. by Rev. G. Free
land Peter, rector OF 81. Matthews y.
r church. assisted by DR.. Jacob Brit
tingham. OF 81. Luke's church. I'm
tombment viii be made In the family
section OF the new mausoleum at
Greenwood cemetery.
Business associates OF the deceased
VIII act as pallbearers. They will
represent various organizations with
which Mr.. Franzheim was promi-
nently identified. as follows: George
w Lutz. representing the Board OF
Trade: w. +. Stone. representing the
Security Trust company: w. Is. IT.
vine, representing the National Bank
OF West Virginia: J. J. Holloway,
representing the LaBelle Iron Works:
Howard Mcdonald, representing the
Fort Henry club. and Harry r. Stall
man. representing the Il. c. Franz
helm company.
Onicers. directors and former pres
idents OF the Wheeling Board OF
Trade will attend the funeral in a
body. They will meet at the board
rooms at 2 O'Clock. from which place
they will march to the Franzheim
home.
Expressing the high esteem In
which Mr.. Franzheim was held gen
orally. scores OF his friends called at
his late residence yesterday and Of
Tered condolences to the bereaved
family.
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FREE DELIVERY
FOR ELM GROVE
DISCUSSED At MASS MEETING OF
TWO TOWNS LAST EVENING.
Will Circulate Petitions and Forward
Them 10 Wsshlngton-Lsw
Compiled With.

In connection with a movement re-
Gently inaugurated in Elm Grove 20
find out the sentiment of the citizens
In regard TO the free delivery of mail
in Elm Grove and Patterson. a mass
meeting OF the residents OF the two
towns was held last night in the Elm
Grove town hall. Large delegations
were present from both towns and
the meeting was called to order by
Charles Rice. who acted as chairman.
John Trussell was elected secretary.
According TO the remarks brought
out In the addresses. the two towns
have done everything required by law
In order TO get the free delivery ser
vice in the way OF numbering the
houses and improving the streets, as
well az the sidewalks. II seems as
though those who were opposed TO
free delivery some time ago forwarded
petition to Washington, stating
that the necessary requirements mad
not been complied with. However,
this party seems to represent n very
small minority, as the general senti-
ment seems TO be Overwhelmingly in
favor Of the proposed change. A few
days ago an inspector from the post
office department At Washington, ID.
C.. visited the two towns and re-
ported to committee that the towns
had complied with the requirements
according 10 law and that they we're
ready for the same. lie advised
those who were In favor OF free de-
livery 70 circulate a petition securing
AZ least 20 per cent OF the citizens
and forward the same TO the poet
onice department, which no doubt
would secure the proposed change.
Resolution Passed.
~ the meeting last night rpa0lu-
tion was passed that petitions be cir
culated among the citizens for heir
Z -.
warded TO Washington without delay
Already according TO reports. four
hundred signatures have been secured
indicating the strong sentiment Of
those who are In favor Of the free
and n IL fully expected that over 20
per cent. OF the people OF the two
towns will sign. A. the meeting last
evening no opposition against the
proposed change was manifested
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-28
TRUSTEES SALE.


BY virtue OF a deed OF trust made by
aines n. sawyer and Lillian u. sawyer.
gath day of February. 1910. ana recorded
IN the office of the Clerk OF the County
Court OF Ohio County. Nest Virginia. in
peed OF Trust Book No. MS. At page sss.
VIII sell At public auction 20 the high
est and best bidder. at the north front
door OF the court house OF said County
In the city OF wheelins. In the County
sATURpAY' The ssTa DAY or On
MAY. 1915.
commencing at 10 o'clock a m. the fol-
lowing described real property. that Is
A certain piece or parcel OF land situ-
ate on the east side OF Elm street on
Wheeling Island: in the city OF Wheel
being tho south half OF lot numbered
eighteen Isl In J. W. Zane's Addition
20 the said city OF Wheeling. and also
DESIGNATED as the south half OF lot num-
oered eighteen (lsl in F1nk's second
Addition TO said city. plat OF which Is
recorded in Deed Book No. IS. page asa.
of the land records OF said Ohio County
Being the same property which was con-
veyed TO the said James T. sawyer by
William G. Eberts and Amelia Ebcrts.
his wife by deed dated the - day OF
February. 1914. and now OF record in
the said County Clerks office In Deed
Book No. 1t7, at page -.
TERMS OF SALE: One-third OF the
purchase money or so much more as the
purchaser may elect TO pay cash in hand
on the day of sale and the residue in two
equal instsllments. payable respectively
In six months and twelve months from
the day OF sale. with interest the pur-
chaser giving his negotiable promfsSorv
notes for the deferred payments. the
LEGAL title being retained as further Sc
curity until all or the purchase money
shall have been paid
C Z. MORRIS. Attorney.
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Wtlhslmfna 0oSfxe

Mrs. Wilhelmina Goethe died yester-
DAY afternoon at i:-0 o'clock at the
nome OF her daughter. Mrs. Phil Scham-
bra at the corner OF Elm and Cherry
streets. Edgewood. in the 10th year OF
her age. death being due to a compiica-
ton or diseases from which she had
suffered with during the past year. The
deceased was born IN kammerborn-a amt
Cslar. Germany. and came 20 this coun-
try when only II years OF age She has
resided In Wheeling and vicinity the ms :
tortty OF her life. She Is survived by
two daughters. Mrs. &. T.. Segler anc
Mrs. Phil Schmbra. and one brother
Louis Bischoff. of South Wheeling. and
four grandchildren. She was a member
OF st. Johns Evangelical church, also of
the following organizations: Pioneer
Ladies Society. Pocahontas and Drulds.
At a late hour last night no funeral ar.
engagements had been made but the SER
death in Edgewood
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-28
AUTO GOES OVER EMBANKMENT
BUT OCCUPANTS ARE UNHURT

the subject OF questions which re-
suited.
Hostiiities Break Out.
Hostilities broke out between the
opposing lawyers several times. ON
each occasion Justice William An
drews. presiding. smoothed them
down. The Roosevelt counsel fought
against the admission OF the news
paper articles. Then when the
Colonel was asked about campaign
contributions from men affiliated
with the American Powder Company.
the New Haven railroad. Harvester
Company. the Steel Corporation and
the Tennessee Coal & Iron Company.
and whether he. as President OF tho
United States. had ordered the at
torney general TO investigate or bring
action against the concerns. the at
torneys clashed again.
The Tennessee Coal & Iron Com
pany and competition by the Steel
Corporation was under disoussian
when John NJ. Bowers. chief counsel
for Colonel Roosevelt. said:
Now, please stop with that We
will be all summer trying this case"
we may" replied Mr.. william
WINS, chief counsel for Mr.. Barnes.
I'VE did not start this game"
Yes. you did" declared Mr.. Bow
ers heatedly.
Yes. you did" returned Mr.. WINS.
Colonel Roosevelt made the FIRST
publication"
Then the court interviewed.
Colonel Roosevelt spent considera.
Bile more time listening to the lawyers
read letters and newspaper articles
than he did In answering questions.
He seemed TO be more fatigued at the
end OF day OF inactivity than he
was on the days when one question
after another was being asked him.
The belief prevailed here tonight
that the cross-examination OF the
former president would end some
time tomorrow. Mr.. Barnes was in
court again this afternoon, having
returned from Albany. where he went
to attend the state constitutional
convention.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-28
NOTICE-CONTRACTORS
NOTICE TO CONTAGIOUS.
municipal Buildins. Town Of Riehwooa.

Sealed bids will be received by the
Town Council OF the Town OF Redwood.
Nicholas County. West Virginia, at the
office OF the Recorder OF said town up
TO o'clock p. m. of the 10th day OF May
1915. for furnishing all material and
labor for the construction OF Municipal
building for said town per plans and
specifications ON file in the office OF A
n Williams In said town.
Each bidder shall deposit with his bid
certified check made payable to the
Town OF Redwood for 5 % OF the amount
OF his bid. as a guarantee that the bid
der. IL awarded the contract. will enter
into a contract for the construction OF
said building and the completion of his
contract according to the plans and spec
ificationo prepared therefor. and give
satisfactory bond for the amount named
in the specifications.
Bidders are required 10 state the time
necessary for completing the contract.
The right is reserved TO reject any and
all bids.
BY order OF the Town Council of the
Town OF Redwood.
W. ID. McCLUNG.
A. A. WILLIAMS. Mayor.
Recorder
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LAST JURY TRIAL or
PRESENT TERM OPENS TO-DAY.

The last jury trial In Part One Of
VIII be tried az the conclusion Of the
present case on trial. II is the case Of
NE administrator Of the estate of
harlene Day. tcolOrcdl vs. FRED
koehler. and ~ for $4,000 n IL
claimed that Charlene day received In
juries that later caused her death.
when she was run down by an auto
mobile owned and driven BY tho Dc.
PENDANT. The jury will probably be
em paneled this morning. and report
20 begin the case this afternoon. IL
being thought that the case 81 Grin
maids vs Burns and Church will have
been finished BY that time.
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BLOOD POISONING
:. L. Xii, Of Highlaad Park, IN sert.
ously NJ IN Ohio valley
General Hospital.

Mt: G. l.. Hill. prominent resident Of
Highland Park. - lying In the Ohio
valley General Hospital in a serious
condition a. the result OF an attack II
blood poisoning. Last Sunday Mr. Hiii
received compound fracture Of both
bones In his right forearm. The msm-
Der was also so badly lacerated a. TO
make the usual reduction OF the fracture
Impossible. Yesterday blood poisoning
developed, and he was rushed to the
hosp ttal for treatment Drs. W. A. Jr
and lseech X. Cracraft are attending i'm
Whether A. will be necessary 10 ampu-
tato the mcbmor or not fs not know n
AZ an early hour this morning he WAS
resting comfortably.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-28
"DOKIES" NIGHT
Wm Hoid MIG Ceremonial ana Initiation
Thia Eysning N Pythian Castle.
Many Candidates.

iahna Temple 80 is preparing for
o. Franf ceremonial and Initiation tins
rFfninH - TIRE Fythian Castle. IN ceie-
lratluu - the Anniversary Of the order
his is one - TIE orders that BE- known
o. I've tne candidate hts moneys worth
o. ne initial Appearance. lie ia made
20 Walk tnr burning sands" ride all
Hinls N sid animals and o. many other
auuslnE stunts for the hsnent 81 hfa
fellow members The "uokfesf have
been urrpaffuF Tor this accession Tor
auusfime and have made a. a point 10
o. ready for one Erand time The int
fiaflnu Wlll start THE evening promptly
80 o'clock ard aii candidates are
urTef fn b. on time
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INTERESTING TALK
Delivered ny Or. W. n Bryan, Of De-
troit 70 PhyEioians az ohio
valley hospital.

quite p number Of local physicians at
tended the meeting last night a. the
OHIO valley General Hospital witch
was Addressed hy Dr. W. \ Bryan. rep
resentiuE the Park Davis Company. 90
Ietrpit Mich. br. HrYan gave very
Instructive lecture on the use ~ seruma
Pm various forms and Incidentally took
up other subjects relative 60 pure drugs
10 their uses IN the many ways
the physicians responded 10 invita-
iuhf sent out several days arc by Sup
eriutcndeut Fliry ~. Clark. ~ the hoe
lltaL asking that they attend the Tee
turc. which proved most Interesting ana
instructive 10 all in attendance.
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SEALED PROPOSALS
chants and Others whole~ Al. n..t.~-

Notice 90 Manufacturer Jobbera- Mar
chants and Others wholesale Deaiers.
=, NOIlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That
OF West Virginia will receive bids daily
AZ It's office at Charleston, West Virginia
Ier furnishing supplies for the several
STATE institutions. the financial manage
ment OF which II vested in said Board
contracts will be awarded TO the lowest
plooers, quality considered. and other
thlngs oeing equal. West virginia deal
ers VIII be given preference
Lists Of supplies needed will be fur
s ntsneu pidders on receipt OF requests
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
Ja-l-u Charleston. West Virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-28
RUNbwbY CAUGHT.

Charles Beaver. claiming his home
81 No % Alley y. was picked uD
yesterday afternoon BY the Steuben-
vile authorities ~ Steubenvine. Inc
lad D. eight years ~ axe Local DO
lice headquarters was notified 81 Ms
detention and began a search for Ms
parents Tho police desire that any
one Who knows the family Of the hoy
make information 20 them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-28
WIFE BEATERS
One Gets Ten Days Before Justice
WiokhAna, and the Other wnl Appear
Before Judge Jordan This
Morning.

william Duggan was arrested yester-
cay afternoon on warrant before
squire Wickham. on charge OF abusing
his wife. lie was arraigned before the
Justice yesterday evening and fined SO
and costs or ten days in jail Not hay-
trip.
similar case happened IN police
court circles. officer Jack West coiIared
chris nixon on a charge Of beating his
dan this morning.
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when completed win house three more
cars. Plans have been drawn and the
material H. being hauled % the ground.
IL L. planned 20 have the improvements
CON pistsd b. early fall.
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Stockholders Meeting.
STOCKHOLDERS MEErrNo-

NOTICE Is hereby given that the an
nuai meeting OF the Stockholders OF Ne
MARKET Auditorium Company will be
held at the office OF the Company in the
Market Auditorium Building. wheeling,
West Virginia, on Monday. May 7rd
1918, At 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the election
OF Board OF Directors TO serve for the
ensuing year and for the transaction of
such other business as may legally come
before them.
GEO. W. LUTZ. President.
FRED ]. FOX, Secretly an-2s-I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-28
ooUEraT oLUB DIRECTORS
rair - Mold Msstinr Last Evsnfn~
Quoruun Iarmfun

because n quorum failed 70 BE- present
the meeting Of the board Of directors ~
the Country Club. that was 10 hsve
uUned until r. later date. was the infor.
nation given out from the club last
night
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Funeral services over the remains CT
the late Miss Loretta Hoose will be reid
this morning at the family home at Edg-
ington Lane. Short services will be held
In the home. after which requiem high
mass will be celebrated at ST. Michaers
church. Rev. Father Nader will Off .
ciate and interment will be In Mt. Cal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-28
MEMBERSHIP DAY.
Panhandle Agricultural Club VIII
Try 90 Double Ice Numbers.

Friday. April 40 is the day that has
been decided on a. membership day
BY the Panhandle Agricultural club.
The officers Of the organization are
making an effort TO secure 400 new
members and are making n house TO
house canvass OF Ohio and Brooke
counties In their effort In order hat
the club may be run. 10 is necessary
that a. least 1900 be raised and as
the membership fee has been reduced
TO 81 ~ will require the additional
members
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-28

The remains OF the late Miss Anna
Catherine Seabright were conveyed to
their final resting place in Mt. Zion
cemetery yesterday afternoon. following
services at the late home. Teachers and
scholars OF the classes of Miss Sea-
bright attended the services In a body.
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START MONDAY


Work oil ~ sfsrtsd nsrt Monday
frorninT On ne impfoNern which will
- made % trr rorENflls mill anf hey
vii - rushed % completion The shin
ping department vii - enlarged and
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nrY. clear
SrCUsENv1LLT-st feet. fautnE.
fANkEliShl llG-S feet. rising clear
MORGANTOWN-T feet ataffonarv.
cloudy.
on CfTY-ts feet stationary. clear.
WARREN feet rising. rain
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over the remains of The late JossnS
Steinhauser. who died In Pittsburgh
sunday. Rev. Way. OF the Spiritualisi
church ofriciated and interment was in
Greenwood cemetery.
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TO ResUILo TOWERS.

The Board Of Control. 81 its Sos
sion yesterday morning. awarded the
contract for rebuilding the towers on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-28

The last sad rites over the remains of
the late Charles Rosenberg were held
yesterday afternoon at the family resi-
dence No. S172 Alley n. Rev. w n.
f,ields ofriciated. and interment was In
Mt. Zion cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-28
ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS
n OTEL boutwell,

Virginia ay., second house from Woa ~ b.
walk and Steel Pier. Every appointment.
Htghest standard IN cuisine and service