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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-22
.METHODISTS
CcOaunusd Prom First p.s.l

lows: Rev. NJ F. Compton OF the
wheeling district. Rev. O. ID. King. OF
the Morgantown district: Rev. w. ID.
Reed. OF the Oakland district: Rev.
r s Townsend. OF the Ronceverte
district; Rev. A. ]. Hiatt. OF the Char.
leston-Huntington district Rev. l. r.
Bowers OF the Parkersburg district.
and Rev. l.. r. Ressegger OF the Buck.
harmon district. This was a prelimi.
nary session. Rev. Reed has served
the usual term and will retire this
year.
Bishop Cranston is "A years OF age
and one or the prominent churchmen
OF the country This Is his fourth and
last West Virginia conference. He is
the senior bishop OF the NJ. f. church.
and viii retire at the close Of the
| general conferences which meets AZ
Saratoga Springs in May. 1916.
Vote on colored Bishops.
One OF the subjects that will be con.
sidered at this conference through its
having been initiated by various con.
ferences will be the appointment Of
colored bishops TO preside over the
conferences OF the colored folks. The
conference will be asked to vote on
the question. The question comes up
In the form OF an amendment. II Is
probable that other amendments 10
the general constitution will be sub
mitted also
Those who would enter the ministry
on a full basis are required TO pass
rigid tests and complete a required
course o. study The examinations are
always the opening business AZ the
conference
aminers is comDosd Of Rev. las r.
Bird, president. Charleston: Rev a..
Fred Anderson. registrar. KinR,guod.
Rev. c. Fred Anderson. Cameron.
Kew. John T. Hickman, West Union.
Rev. s X Arbuthnot. Parkersnurg.
Rev. w VI. Shultz. Wheeling: Rev.
r. o. Phillips. West Liberty; Rev :.
- Hart Elm Grove: Rev. o. A. Nelly.
Pennington: Rev. J. r. scott Graz.
ton Rev. %. NJ Pullen. Davis: Rev.
Hyre D. Clark. Buckhannon: Rev. n.
n. XIII. Fayetteville: Rev c. W. Mar.
ston. Naynesboro. Va. Rev w "A.
coleman. Rainelle. Rev. r. G. Baekus.
Huntington. Rev W. 4 Bvers Glen.
DENIM; Rev. &. r. Leatherby. Junior.
Rev. Gregory Bleakley. salem. Rev.
&c. Hemmerick. Fairview
Bishop cranston 20 Speak.
Al the opening session Wedne sday
Bishop Cranston will deliver a mes
SAGE OF erecting and Immediately foi-
lowing the Sacrament OF the Lords
supper viii be administered.
To the afternoon the anniversary a
me Woman's Foreign Missionary So.
ciety with Mrs. a. j. CLARK presiding
VIII De held. The conference aecre.
tary Mrs. &. Edmund Neil. viii make
q report and Mrs J. =. Nelson viii
give an address on "Mohammedanlsr1
az ] Saw It. Rev ". C. Morrison win
conduct eyangelistic services ana In
ne evening the anniversary OF the
Board OF Education will be held Rev.
n. ID CLARK will preside National
Secretary Thomas Nicholson win rivs
On address. Tho anniversary OF tha
Board OF sunday schools with Rev ".
X. hastlack. presiding viii also ba
held. National Secretary Edrar Rakcr
viii Eivo an address
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have given no man a penny IL he was
able TO work for H.. The men YOU
have aided were allowed TO earn every
cent they received; they we're not
paupertzed nor made objects OF
charity"
The party returned as far as Sc
gundo. where Mr.. Rockefeller contin-
ued his minute inquiries into working
conditions. The next stop was at
Primero.
Mr.. Rockefeller arrived at Valdez
after a fifteen mile automobile ride
from Trinidad over the "Stonewall''
highway recently graded and improv-
ed by the expenditure OF considerable
Rockefeller foundation money under
supervision OF w. l. Mackenzie King.
During his stay he visited several
OF the buildings and talked with the
men, particularly with Archie Den
nison. the grievance representative of
the camp. Dennison told the Standard
OH magnate Of several instances when
through direct mediation with officers
OF the company. he had secured re-
lief from burdonsome rules which he
declared had been i'm posed by minor
bosses without the knowledge OF
the heads Of the corporation. When
Mr.. Rockefeller announced he WAS 60
ing into the mine, F. II. Weitzel. man.
ager Of the company's fuel depart.
ment. said:
Wei, you've got to dress for it."
Bought overaIls.
Weitzel negotiated for the comparv
store and paid 50 each for suits OF
blue overalls. jumpers and miners
caps in which Rockefeller and W l..
Mackenzie King arrayed themselves.
Then, guided by Weitzel, J. p. Thomas
division superintendent Of the COM
pany, and Dennison. the grievance
man. Rockefeller and King plodded
into the long man way" which led
into the side hill and pierced Inc
thick vein OF coal.
Chatting cheerfully. Mr.. Rockefeller
tramped briskly along into the DARK
interior OF the mountain. Reaching
the section where three men were
ar work. Mr.. Rockefeller shook hands
with each
MI. Rockefellar asked particularly
regarding the wages and working con
dltlons OF the men and received a
vide variety Of answers.
Just before leaving the mine The
party passed a mule patiently waiting
Tor his car TO be loadeo Ior ano, her
trip down the long passage way 10
the trolley tracks
Mr.. Rockefeller began talkinz 10
the mule driver. then suddenly
mere, he demanded. why Is rat
mule chafed and bleeding FROM the
harness. the embarrassed driver
stammered an explanation. Mr.. Rock
efellor walked around tho .rt..s,f
pointing out several places where ms
skin had been worn by the harness
Finally. the combined cloquence OF
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PREPARE FoR CONVENTION

FAlRMONT. W Va. Sept. 2l-The
executive committee OF the Nomrn
Christian Temperance Union Of West
virginia. held a meeting here tOnigat
70 complete preparations for the tnri-
ty-third annual convention which vii
open here tomorrow Mrs. Lenna Yost
OF Morgantown. presided at the meet
ing which considered some OF the i'm
portant questions that Will be pre-
sented 10 the convention.
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ANOTHER MUSICALE
Series o. informal Musicst Events d,
New Nosauth Studio Con.
tinued Last Night

Last evening another OF Ibe series
Of Informal musicals was RIveu af tho
kofaufh Studio The affair was "a
complimentary benefit f1 prlfa..o-
Herman kappeIef ur1faa. .0naI
musician. who haa been Iu ile ,.f, for
some time Prof kapueifr sruaf
Mrs.. Flee GundnuR uuaa. soprano and
Miss Jessie Wolf. pianist rendered
prorram which vaa highly Appreciated
BY the large Fafhcrlnr present The
arcompa were ulHrrd bv VI.s
Berthe schudcr who ia vcu known
In local musical circles
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GOES TO SPRINGFIELD
Head Of View Point sanstoriup Get.
New Position.

Miss Florence Pace. who Tor several
years has been al the head OF the View
Point sanatorium, has accepted posi-
ton as head OF sanatorium In Spring.
Held. Ohio. Miss Pace has handled
many cases a. the local establishment
and Is recognized a. a most competent
person 81 her work
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SEVENTEEN MINERS KILLED.

NUNEATON, Eng. Sept p. 6:3I,
%. M seventeen miners lost her
lives today. a. a result Of a fire IN
the Exhall colliery. About $50 work. 4
ers were trapped below the surface
when the cage used to bring them up
was destroyed BY the flames. Inc
greater part Of them. however. were
rescued through an emergency .naft
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all the mine officials present sutticed
TO persuade the man OF millions that
green" mules always suffered abrR-
sions from the harness until tselr
skin became calloused. Then, haif
satisfied, Mr.. Rockefeller resumed MS
walk
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ROCKEFELLER, JR..


uou money for fbc relief of unempIoy
Cd following fho recent coal rfrIE.
Mr Rockefeller addressed Tho party
Hr said
Praises Commission
You gentlemen have expended fff4
money u way that NAV vol Do
taken Hs an evan. pio by charitable or
rauIaEI0ua 1u over The world You
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Card Party

One of the largest aud prcltics
parties of the season was given SAT
urday allru"on. from , 30 Ia Il q
clock. hr Nv II. +. kc'',cr and Mr.
u. II. Watson, at the home ol Mr.
kettlcr "r Iron avenue
Tn par'or- aud table, were decor
nlrd prniH-rly with fern. roses and
dnhha-. Mr.. John Williams having
presented The hu-tc~-,'- with uuan
iilir- of flnWrr, to add :" their dee
rraliou-. The color scheme of yellow
white aud pink. wa carried oul very
Hrn-urHlly.
There were -ivlN ynr-t- entertained
~ Mr. kritlcr ard Mr.. Wat on.
I'll afternoon wa sp'ni playing ~
hrId"r abd heart. Drhcinn- refresh
meni- were -"ryed urspnrinely. and
tie eur-t- enioyed a very delightful
afternoon
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TUNiS AND RED MOUNTAIN

VI {. Alderman and Pool h,,,
rnl 'h'r mare and report GOOD
void
Mr.damr, Pool and Pond are amen.
ia" r"lvalrsccni> since their recent
Illnesses.
Mr. sam johnson met with u ser
ions accident Tuesday. In some way
the well pully caught both hands. al
most >rvcring both members. Br
Hoffman was called and gave The
necessary attention.
Mr.. Florence .Iohnson's brother
from T'Na~ has been visiting with
her. returning home Monday.
Miss Myrtle orion entertained tn
Borderland Club last Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs. j. S. Pool.
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Social Circle and Missionary Society


The special meeting of the Ladie-
Social Circle and the Womcn'- Mis-
>ionary society of the Presbyterian
Church. met "Wednesday afternoon At
the home of Mr.. j. q. Moir on Pin,
street.
Mrs. Aldrich. one of the field see
rciaric~. Jaw n highly interesting tall,
about her work. which was very much
nnioycd by the audience. An unu~
lalk large attendance was IN evi-
h,n,c. members OF both the Circle
aud the Missionary society turning
,ni in great style.
There was an interesting musical
program prepared Mrs.. Mitchell
more, beautiful piano solo. and NJ
Ed Foulk>' lovely vocal ~nln. were
highly appreciated. Mr., Nor
,crvrd delirion- r'frr -hnut- and ih"
occasion was ON, Ion" q" u. rrIu, -
b"red.
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young people Of Deming complimcn.
iary /" DR.. T.. NJ. Brady. who j. r.
iurnin. 10 Ia, home IN New Orleans
aud Warren :. Moran, who j. leaving
for Los Angeles.
Dancing was much enjoyed durin.
the latter part at the evening.
\ dark maroon cnsmu~ ~ DR.. VI. j
Morau'> ward grew tn be- eleven feet
tall during the summer. This show
what can bedone with water and lat
,lr care
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Golden Gossip Club

The Golden Cos sip Club. which WI,
tn have met next Tuesday. with Mr.
T.. =. Work an Pin" street. hn- post
poncd H. mrrir. far Vr'. later
ru account of the meeting of lh,
Wnunn'> club on The first Tuesday ri
the month. The Second Tuesday al
Orinhcr j. the date of the IN c',u. #
the Golden Gossip Club with Mr.
York.
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The We Are Twelve club met Thur
-duN Afternoon with Mr.. Sam Wal
kins. ~ her home on Granite avenue
The eur~l- at the club were Mr.,
Wilinm- Ruth rinrd and Mr.. ]. g.
Moir. THE highest store wa, mad,
hA Mr.. II. II. Kelly.
At 30 o'rlnrk q dainty ice course
was served by the hn,tc~- The next
mrciin" of the club will he held NJ
the home al Mr.. II. II Kelly
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O. E. s. Club

The q. T.. ;. club held it, regular
nrclln. Tuesday afternoon a. the
guests of Mrs. W. &. Rawson. This
organization i composed Of wlve-
mother. listers. and daughters OF
Master Ma ~"n-. aud l. designed III
promote social intercourse among H.
members aud raise money for the
benefit ni the Eastern Star Chapter.
The women have Jolly times ut their
meeting. none of the useless sex
are ever present. Al the Tuesday
-cssion u number of beautiful article
Of necdlework were donated and sold
al good prices Delicion. refresh
manis were served by the hoste--. and
the meeting wa. and Ia have been one
IL the most enjoyable ever held The
t"lloWine Nerc present Me dane, "
{. RaW~on. ". u. Fowler, { Il Sund
gust. MARY Stenson. +. u. Nicker,.
Martha Barracks. A. l.. Sangrc, Bar
bara Raw.on. IT, d. Green. Page.
Fred sherman. Dell SnodgreS~. Per
gie.J :. Kerr. J. =. Num-. Hattie
Mum. Eta Raiihel. Robb, Mary IIud
son. Y. u. Hill. Arh,a Field. Homer
Rrnmc>. j. VI. Crawford. M"llic
Pennington. and Alice Barracks.
4 -
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Social Circle

The m,rhcr~ 81 the Social Circle OF
the Presbyterian church are plan
uinr to open an exchange N the neat
future. which will be- held IN the u ch
nT building "n Saturday Of ra'l
week tn" Social Circle will here
Yl,rr urr, Thur. day.
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ST. luke's Guild

Mr.. T.. +. York entertained III,
II. h.ukc- Guild ut her home on Pine
street Monday ailrrno"u. ~. after.
noon wa spent at needle work. and
u -oria hour was rnioyrd: alta
which delightful refreshments wcr,
rrgrd nv Mr.. Nnik
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Aid Circle

The Aid Circle Of the Chri~tian
church met with Mr.. Ada llolslri,
Thursday afternoon. The ladir
the Aid Circle were busy with th,nr
TO he used At the annual hazar To- l.
held during tn" holiday a-on. g
-"rinl hour. with dehciou. tef.e-h
niruir, va. enjoyed.
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Inner

Mr.. sad Mr.. Ryland Souihworli
nf Mondovi, Wisconsin. were the
quests 81 honor entertained by NJ
and Mr.. T.. i. York at u beautiful
~ appointed dinner Wednesday AT 4
o'clock. The other guest. were MIR
aud Mr.. T. u. Southworih
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HOUSES FOR RENT

broom frame on corner of
HemlOck and Lead. Best resi-
dent section: SII.50. water fur
nished.
2. 3. 5 and G room houses for
rent.
3rO0m frame on Silver Ave.
neal court house ,iS00 water
furnished
Nice bungalow 0n Granite ave-
nue. 10 trade for residence lots
closer in.
A modern 5-r00m house and
tour good lots in Richmond. Cal.
for improved land near 0emlng.
IS n. p. Motor: also rs N. p.
Motor for sale or trade.
80 acres OF unimproved land
near 0eming: will pay cash Diff
ference and trade for house.
u room house in best res
dcnce section OF Los Angeles
TO exchange for unimproved land
W. trade automobiles for land
or land for automobiles
Farms and city property In
Eastern Oklahoma.
240 acre Indiana farm 10 ex-
change for goat ranch
Well improve farm near Nope.
Arkansas.
For Sale-I0 acres | =, miles
From the post office at $3.50.
Eighty acres six mites south.
at $1,000 per acre A snap
IG0 acres in Western Kansas
for exchange
$50 acres at DaIhart, Texas,
TO trade for unimpr0ved land.
Lots in all parts OF city for
sale on easy payments. No tax
r. no interest
II you have property iOr sale
o. trade, see US
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Saturday Club

The Saturday club viii meet WITH
Mr.. Morri- N"rdhau~ next Saiurda,
aitrrunrr ~ = 30 o'clock. After ihi-
lhe club will meet on Wednesday
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Study Prices-Mainspring. Jewel, 81
cleaning watches. 90 Apprccia.
tive treatment, is years experience
Satisfaction guaranteed. W \ Ne
Curdy. II
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Room> for housrkeep-
ing: close in. closet and bath; sleep
IN. porch. no sick. rates. Enquire
Rena Babcock at Nordhaus store. 4b
FOR RENT-Nicr i-room house /.
price Slj. Call AT Dcming National
Blk. or write Leroy Hon, llondaIe,4li
FOR RENT-One large front room
for light housekeeping, price I'll u
month. at Juhu-uu'- ruumug house
202 y. Zinc ave. or Phone $50 !
FOR RENT Small cottage on
Ruby ave. Nicely furnished; gar
den and porch. Enquire Graphic. -
FOR RENT-Four new housekcep-
ng rooms at the Petty Roomiug
House. Corner of Tin avenue and
Sprucr street. 2if
FOR RENT Nicely furnished front
room for gentleman. Apply nj ili
south Platinum 52tfp
FOR RENT--pctty roomiug hou>c
aa- new rooms tu rent for house
Keeping. furnished or unturnishcd,
either three or -four room suite.
1T
FOR RENT One large. new room
furnished. fuur Windows Petty
Rounhug House. III
SANGRE has rented houses IL Dem
,ug over nine years and is still IN III,
business. u
FOR RENT Well furnished rooms,
also rooms for licht housekeeping II
special summer rates. Telephone
100. The Clark. PIG $. Silver.
FOR RENT Several good houses
see j. G. Barnes. Phone 362 Ma
money Bldg. II
FOR RENT Furnished rooms tor
light housekeeping Call at2l2 'opp-
rr avenue. jti
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FOUND

Found--A pocke:book containing
n railroad pass, which the owner cai
have by calling at the Graphic office
and paying for this ad.
~
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+ SOCIETY +
+ r + + + + + 4. I + + I. 1. I. I. !. i
Dinner
SOCIETY
Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Peugh enter
tanned Thursday with an informal
dinner at o. Their guests were Mr..
and Mrs. c. Z. Sundquist. Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. {. Wells, Miss Emma Forge
and Miss Mabel Moore.
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MISCELLANEOUS

PERSONAL r. th, f.lup,. %
he Mimbrc- Valley | have ior sab,
% few Young boar pigs from the best
DURDt JERSEY
blood of the West These pig are all
subject to registry. tip to the age of
IN weeks the boar pig will hc sold
los - each. II registry is desired
the additional fee will be charged,
Look Jewel Elgin watch. $500
l1-icwcI. $3.50; Rogers spoons. 81.
Many bargains. McCurdy. by the
pp~tuiiicc. II
The White Lime cure for tubercu-
lo-i- and catarrh. W. Y. Stewart.
pa South Gold avenue 3lf
fOR SERVICE The famous Ernst
.rf,rl bull: extra large and fine stock
mere from Albuquerque, now "a Dem
ng Nc, urdy. Up
FOR EXCHANGE Half acre lot,
small house. IN the most beautiful
suburbs of san Diego, soon to be
ANNEXED To the city. Want improv
ed or mimproved Deming land.
j. r. :. Graphic Office dh
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Florence Mills Circle

The Florence Mills Circle Of the
Christian church will meet Friday
evening with Mrs. /. p. belong on
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informal Dinner

Dr. aud Mr.. VI. J. Moran gave an
informal dinner to a number Of III,
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West Spruce Street. The regular
mis- @ionarl program will be given. ani
81 social hour during which refresh
m"nl- will be served
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Mr.. 'enr, Chamberlain, who ha-
been living IN Denim. for a wear. leil
the city Tuesday for Tnscon.
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FOR Marshall and Wevdcll
piano price $500, practically new :;
great bargain. ". A. McCreary 5p
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The Graphic Cent -a-Word
Classified Ads
Bring Results
If You Want Anything telephone 100

Wanted-To buy. town lots at ,
bargain price: have the cash.
Box Us Deming
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FOR SALE-Singer sewing machine
IN perfect condition; genuine bargain.
T.. q. Box BAG or Phone 2S6 Nj
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WANTED

WANTED do grubbing, fencing
lcyeling and breaking ground. Leave
Surd at Graphic office. II
WANTED We will buy your hides
highest cash price. Watkins Fuel 4
Transfer Co. II
WANTED-To trade for Demiug
land. modern business property in
good small Idaho town. Price $1,000
clear PAYS good interest on invest
mrnt. Address Owner care Graphic.
Up.
WANTED No. , American pump.
complete with pipe aud shaft. VIII
nay cash or trade Write full par
'.,uinr- To hox 1876. Dcming. y. N. If
WANTED Two milk COWS: state
quality and price in first letter
II. X. Whtcomb. Myndu~. 6p
WANTED To take care of child
r,n after school hours for 25c an
hour. Cab at the Graphic ar r'lc-
phone before I p. m. Helen Kelly
"a bean plnce at
WANTED -Govcne~~ for l3-yenr-
did boy. Adam Wilson. City III
WANTED wishes nnfurnished
room in modern home by Sept. 9 Ad-
- ID = E.o,h,. ng6.a oh
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H. u. llniford of Grernvillr. Ohio
wh" ha' been m Deming for his health
for -"mr lime, departed Tuesday for
Ph"rnly. Ariz.
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FOR SALE Emerson Mower.
Deere disc cutivator. 3 2-row comb
uailon bean and corn planters. ) hay
racks. bean cutter, Rumely hay press
and | Ship. 0lds engine, Deering
corn harvester, office building, Buck
rake. > Deere discs. wooden harrow.
IRON harrow.
Heavy wagon. flaming mill, ware
house "a feet by "a feet in size, sheet,
iron building. size 24x4s. 40 tons
of 1914 hay. set of harness, Acme
harrow, ) feed troughs. This prop
crty can be seen at the Illinois Devel-
upmnt Association camp south Of
Miesse and may be purchased from
q. G. Armstrong, Pontiac, ILL.,, or
through c. C. Hollenbeck AT the
camp. lg-t1.
FOR SALE. or rcut-A j-r"ou
house with screened porch near he
court house.-Apply Colorado Room
,ur house. Jltt
.n, 80 ,,r
w" SALE "'' -"i'''''i'
= -: VII
Bank. 2-tt
80 -,
i,.,
, .ua hnrn r,r S2j -, w.,
lin. Tro,.for "a off
80 -, -,
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FOR SALE-50 horsepower Meitz X
Weiss engine. Slightly used: cost
$1,000. will take $1,000. TIT
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Graphic butter wraps are heavy
vegetable parchment that keep the
butter cool and sweet cartons also
printed or imprinted. IT
LOST \ bunch of key,-. Return
to this office. >
LOST Friendship bracelet with 4
bout twelve link. Return to Wealth
crr,d'- store. ST
If you are not using Graphic rla-
~iied adj you are losing money It
Carpet and Rug Weaving--We are
prepared To- weave genuine old uni.
rar carpets, Colonial rag rugs, tlun
rags from old ingram and Brn--rl-
carpets. porlieres, porch pillow, etc
Frank Bnize, 2l7 Silver avenue, Tel
295. IT
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WANTED -Govcrne,~ for l3-yenr-
did boy. Adam Wilson. City. 1T
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-01

Mr.. aud Mr.. Robert Sipe~ of Mop
"llnn came Ia Dcmine to visit their
SONS here and left for their home
Tuesday.
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WANTED-Lady wishes unfnrnlshed
room in modern home by Sept Ad-
dsess J. r. $. Graphic Office dh.
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Mr. Susan kudd al New York Cit,
topped over IN Demine Tuesday on
her way Ia Vi.il taifornia.
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-26

tering tiny feet went by would her
eyes brighten and her heart thrill.
She got to know the heavy tread Of
the toiler, the tripping feet of bright,
heart-free maidens on the way to
party or dance. There was the warn
ng tread of the big policeman, oft
lines the lurking, sliding swish of
the thief, the swift, resonant klOp-
petty-klop of the pursued fugitive.
This night the dreamer aroused to
a new sound. It was at the echo Of
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-26

a strange, unfamiliar football. First,
there was. the sliding swish of a halt
ing foot, then a weird echoing as of
an iron ferTule striking on the hard,
smooth concrete pavement.
Mrs. Howard leaned beyond the
open doorway to observe a man pass
swiftly by, despite a hindering infirm-
ity. One lower limb was missing and
he wore a wooden stump, metal shOd
and propelled with decided celebrity.
She noted that he used haste. He