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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-22
EXPERT HATTERs.
MANHATTAN HAT WORKS,
Remodelcrs, Bcachcrs aud Finishers OF
~ 7os EAST AS bR aa'5 sTREG sTs
MADISON 97O4.
AUCTION Sales.--future DAYS
BY EDWARD S. ROSE COMPANY,
Real Estate Auctloneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
SNUG LITTLE PLACE OF NINE
TEEN ACRES. MORE OR LESS,
WITH A DWELLING AND OTHER
IMPROVEMENTS THEREON, NEAR
FAIR OAKS STATION. SEVEN
FINES RAILWAY.
dated the 27th day Of July. 1912. of re-
cord in the clerks Office OF tho Henrico
County Circuit Court. .. b. l95-A page
307, default having been made In the
payment OF the debt thereby secured.
ana being required TO do by the
beneficiary. we will sell, by auction.
upon the premises, on
WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST 90. 1916.
ut o'clock Z. NJ.
the property located as above, bounded
on the north by the land OF Watkins
on the east by Iiarwood's land. on
the south by Jennings's land, and on
the west by the land OF w. a. Cairuns.
Almost daily inquiries are being made
by prospective buyers for places an
scribed. AS offerings of this character
are few and far between, we advise
you to avail yourself OF this oppor-
tunity.
TEEMs: Cash as to expenses Of sale.
ono interest note OF $3.50, due July 81.
1915: ono note OF $3.50. due January
q. 1915: one principal note OF $3.50.
due July 81. 1916; the residue as may
be named at time of sale.
EDWARD s. ROSE,
WILLIAM S. ROSE.
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TIL, WEBSTER

THE WEBSTER.
ROOMS and board. absolutely frst-class.
central: hot water heated: prices renson-
able. Madison 2435. l0li-l0l6 East Clay
ATTRACTIVE rooms. single or en- suite
Rest table board. Mrs. John Burress. eli
West Grace.
WANTED, permanent. transient and table
boarders. l01 East Grace Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-22

WANTED. good cook for general house
work Recommendations krply he
tween and 10 O'Clock to zoe Park Ave-
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WANTED-Mrs. w. y. Chesterman will
open her home on Monument Avenue TO
resident transient boarders. Well FUR
nished rooms. with without private
baths. Excellent table board. September
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TTED-,:a,e ana Female.

WANTED a good nurse 1910 West Grace
Street. mon" boulevard 2o53-I.
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WHITE PINE
FOR sALE-Housenold Goods


FOR sale. Direct Action gas range In good
condition. Reasonable price. Phone Madi-
son 5i6-I.
WILL sell cheap. splendid gas range and
handsome Turkish rocker los North
kitchen cabinet. tee box 3-burner gas;
plate. double oven. porch screens, three
quarter iron bed, 10 yards hall runner =
large rugs, cheap. FOL North Mulberry
S;rec
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SITUATION WANTEI,-rcmaIc.

WANTED. position teacher In private
home English. Latin. mathematics. plano.
References. Address Miss L., 2lS. Of
Tho Times Dispatch.
FARMvJf.I.F: Normal student desires po-
sitton as teacher In private family.
Address Miss r. 800 East Leigh Street.
city.
WANTED. place mothers helper: neat
hand with needles. Call Boulevard lli5 j.
EXPERIENCED stenographcr desires per
manent position. Best reference fur
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SAFES.

=: =: :: !: !: J. =. =:
IL II Il Double door safe cabinet. six
Y II A document f!es and Two shelves
n GIL 4 y bargain at $50.
4 J BARNES SAFE AND VAULT
ll-t-y COMPANY.
IL North Twelfth Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-22

AVENUES, WITH LOT slx73 FEET.
BEING LOTS Nos. 2S7, 2SS AND 2S9
HIGHLAND TERRACE ANNEX.
by virtue OF n deed Of trust dated
Goth day of April, 1911, and recorded in
the Henrico Circuit Court clerks office,
in Deed Book l9I-B. page 200. and In
pursuance Of an order entered In the
United states District Court for the
Eastern District OF Virginia. the under
signed trustees will ofrer for sale at
public auction. OH the premises. on
TUESDAY. AUGUST %. 1916,
at o'clock p. NJ,
the above described property.
TERMS: Cash. Sale to be made SUBJ
ject TO approval of the court.
J. A. CONNOLLY,
Trustee in Deed of Trust above men
ANDREW J. ELLIE,
Trustee In Bankruptcy OF David C.
Kennedy.
This property rents for $40 per an
mum, and will make n nice home or a
good investment.
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LADIES' TAILORS.
PAINTING AND pApERING

DO not walt until the busy season Is here
to have your painting and paperng done
We Will do II at the right price for
first class work Phone Madison 1851 T.
r. Gardner. i35 Vest Ma.n Street.
Lowest estimates given. Thirty five and
90 cent papers shown at - cents. Call ~
ChnSen. Madison 2l6".
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LOST AND FOUND.

street
LOST. between Glen Allen. Va. and Min
erai, Va. grip containing one full
loDo-1ilc mileage book ana another with
only - nilsr unused made 10 NJ. j.
Stockton. Also SUIT OF clothes and other
effects. Finder will receive reward hy
notifying or returning 10 International
Harvester Company OF America. Richmond
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BOARDING.

HANDSOMELY furnished room. with or
without private bath, in best central To-
cation. with or without board and service
Special rate TO transit. Apply 200 East
Grnnhln
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SITUATION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

4 full graduate OF music from the Mary
Baldwin Seminary desires position TO
teach inusl. In AN institute high school
in Virginia North Cnrolinn Address
Box Is. IL r. D.. New Canton Va
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SITUATION wANTED-,ialc.

WANTED. position teacher English
- branches. music and German. Address
"Benttnor' prnht, Va
WANTED. position as cashier> or book
keeper In real estate or insurance Office.
Recommends tiOns from bankers and audi
tors unsurpassed. Three years experience
Wish TO MAX" chIng" September l. Other
positions considci1l only ask n chance
- 80. caro- Times Dispatch
WANTED. position AZ bookkeepcr by man
OF experience In banking and general ac-
counting. Am employed. but desire To mako
II change Best reference furnished and re-
quircd. Address J. 7I3. Times Dis
NAN OF IS wishes connection With reiia-
bio frm travelling sales manager
IiavS had 10 years experience in tho job
bling and manufacturing business. Soda
fountain supplies preferred can give beat
references. Address business l. 40 care
Times Dispatch.
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HELP WANTED-Female.

WANTED. hrst-class carpenter. One that
ran read drawings. Apply " =. tcitch,
ihl East Canal StreAt.
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- ----------
VEHICLES FOR SALE.

FOB wagons, go to Richardson Bros. 6l5
btooh Avenue. painting, repairing and
tuhher tire work Madison 1867.
WE hs"c reduced tho prize. on every buggy
ANA wagon IN stock 10 cost. we must
InoN" 'hrn AZ iny sacrifice. If you need
every one. A Mayors Sons
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WANTED-Salcsmrn.

Wa NTED city salesman with knowledge
OF stationery and jobhinE business. APP
ply The Franklin Press Co. Petersburg. Va.
LIVE salesman now making good, who
wants to get In local retail line outside
work. automobil" furnished and splendid
opportunity Tor advancement. reply, stat
ng full particulars. age experience and
present basis Of compensation. 10 CONF
entail. PIP. care Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-22

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
THAT CERTAIN FRAME FIVE-ROON
DWELLING AT THE SOUTHEAST
CORNER OF ALPINE AND CRAIGIF
AVENUES, WITH LOT SIX72 FEET
BEING LOTS Nos. 2ST. 2SS AND Esq
HIGHLAND TERRACE ANNEX
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BOARDING.

H.t.HUSVNEI.f furhlshed srcond STORY front
ana others. Excellent meals. 200 East
Grace"
Rooms with board; also table boHrdcrs
lome cooking 81 North Fourth Street.
u" Wcs, Grace Street. comfortable hot :
water heated rooms. with board.
ROOMS and best table board. Mra. Horace
~ wexford Jones' Adams ana ErRnklin.
Irnhslents day week
"EWl.f furnished rooms with board. sinsio
or cnNuitc. private ba tbs: also table board
jlb East FrHukltn
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WANTED lockwood trimmings. I do tho
work without injuring the bushes. Write
mo what YOU have. II. s. Newman. Somcr-
set. Va.
TIME FURNITURE PHONE MADISON
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BOULEVARD Inn. near Old Pcint Coun-
try, seashore and city conveniences Fresh
vegetables and food Best home made
cooking. Write Misses TabD. Boulevard
Inn. Hampton. Va
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POULTRY AND BIRDS.
BICYCLES AND MOTORCYCLES.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

FOR sale. motorcycle In good condition. 81
Call Randolph ipi6-I.
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ONE 2-passenser, Cutting roadster. 7-pas.
ScnScr OldSHohilc. 1913 5 pass.nger Chai-
rers. 5-passenEcr 1916 Overland 5.pnssen-
Ser Rambler. 5-passenger Fords All
.l2 North Eighth Street
1914 Ford touring car. s225; 1915 Ford
touring cars. I275. a. 4. T!ller. 1905
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FOR IiEET-Rooms.

NICELY furnished rooms steam hcat.
electric lights. board convenient. ras,
Grace.
FOR rent frat noor front room. unfurnished
10 South B"videre Street. Randolph
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-08
Kentucky Affected

LOUISVILLE. Ky. April 7-Todav'z
action of he subcommittee OF the Re.
publican national committee. in de.
c'aring against double delegations TO
the Republican national convention
directly affects the Kentucky delega.
ton. Eight d"leEates-at-largc. with
one half vote each. were chosen in
The recent state convention Instead Of
four as heretofore
Leading Kentucky Republicans stat.
cd her" today that under the national
committee mandate the members Of
the delegation .at-large from Kentucky
would have to meet and settle among
fhemsclros which four would ro 90
CHICAGO Negro Republicans express
qualification over fOday'- ruins. az
they had insisted that since seven o.
ffe af.larEo DELEGATION were white Re.
ruhlicana. negro representation had
been cut in half They are confident
'he on" negro chosen. PM "a Brown.
nill Doc retained 0r tho at1arga body
The other delegates elected we're
EdRin - Morrow Augustus o. win.
SON Caleb ToAsr-. John Langley So
Marshall HuIfr Richard q Ernst and
J. e. O.Erar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-08
REED RULES ON
PRIMARY BALLOTS

CHARLESTON. W. Va. April -
\ ruling was issued today by stuart
T. Reed, secretary of state. IN which
10 is directed that ballots but for two
parties-Republican and Democratic
will be used in the general primary
held June &. The ballot for the Re
publican ticket will be on white paper
those for the Democratic on green.
The secretary OF state mailed today
20 the various circuit clerks OF the
state circulars showing that author
ity is vested in that Official by law
90 decide the color of the tickets and
10 rule that but two tickets will De
voted on. The law provides that the
political party to take part IN the
primary must have pooled az least .
per cent OF the entire vote at he
state as polled for representatives in
congress in the last preceding cleo
ton
Blanks have been printed under or
ders from the secretary of state under
which candidates must send in their
certificates of announcement. These
certificates, together with the primary
fees. must be fled with the secretary
of state before midnight. Saturday
May &. or thirty days before the day
OF the primary
Printed forms for candidates 10
make report of their expenditures
during The primary campaign. one 10
be filed seven 20 nuccn days before
the primary and another 90 be- Med
within thirty DAYS after the primary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-08
WHEELING MAN
HURT IN WRECK

Special Dispatch @ the Intclligencer.
CUMBERLAND. Nd. April Six
were slightly injured Last night at :
o'clock when passenger train 40 -
from thu east and a light engine coliid-
I'd I'm the yards here. The passen gers
were about 20 be- discharged and were
standing In the aisles when the crash
occurred. The Injured
Mrs. cleo Moat. North Branch. Nd.
chin bruised.
Eva Pyles aged eight. Frankfort W.
Va. check bruised.
Frank Bilimcycr 20 Columbia street.
Cumberland. cut above the eye.
IL 4. Davis. 10 Cumbt rland street.
Cumberland. cut ON forehead
M- Il. MORRISON, WHLELING, w.
Va. face hraulSed lu falling. having
struck nose ON arm OF scat.
j. &. Turner. a conductor. no was a
passenger. wrist spratred.
The passenger train was In charge
Of Conductor lockwood and Engineer
IL W. Fauver. The sWttchman at Viii
liams street thinking the engine which
was To- take out east bound express
train 80. "a was IN tho clear. siEnalied
the passenger train TO come ON. The
pilots OF both engines were DANA yes
and the pony trucks OF the passenger
were derailcd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-08
MURDEROUSLY
tcontiuusd from First PagsD

tired for the night Before leaving the
office. Nr Bethel inquired IL clerk
were on duty an nicht and received
an affirmative answer.
Nothing more is known regarding
tho pair until shortly after o'clock.
when commotion was heard on the
second floor col Young had left the
office and was Just entering the bas>--
ment for th, Iurpo., of Lighting the
furnace. when his 1tfen. ion was at
irscted by e. noise as OF q body falling.
followed by Wells for help He imme
diatply investigated Going tp tho
door of room 40 ~. from which he
noise was issuing be inquired the
trouble.
Hes murdernE h"' Hes irving 20
kill me help screamed Mr.. Bethel
The father in his efforts TO defend
himself. evidently was unable to get
door open. buf succeeded iu throwing
his coat out through the tran-om. at
the same time shouting to those out
side 90 get tho key from q pocket and
open the door.
While rnn.r... fb' h.Ii boy attempt
90 fn effect pu .rfrtI,. fo fhe room.
col Yuuu. notified puIi,. headquarters
Dfur.r William H1N.TU..i was passing
.hs f.f.. af fH. ffu. and WAS called Dol.
Meantime. .uu.rfE had gained en-
trance ff. $685.. fHs nDr was then heat
INK rho man. Who was wing urrouer iuua
lYnu h.p. il'a entrance attracted tr"
h"t attention and De- say. YOUNG
Tsfh,f mrl. iuIx. Or him but was
.arisd uI 1h' hHF Dol gained hie feet
rnd n1ds another 1ffH,l,. huf was again
POINT coi Young r.-arr,I arcomr5-
ui.I Do. 'n rl.'... Round .rnn Henry
81. .I.' vHr ...rs.V .r.l Hrl taken 90
'IE ..f. .H.| |N. father was ru ahfd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-08
U. S. Troops
Write Letters
On Cardboard

COLUMBUS, y. VI, April Card
board sides OF hard tack" cartoons
are being used by advanced detach-
ments of American troops i'm Mexico
Tor letter writing purposes. Three
bags OF mail. all written on bits of box
arrived at the army base here today
some OF the soldiers contented them
selves with fashionirg postcards,
while others eXtempOrized envelopes
by folding a second bit of the card
board over the communication. This
was taken by officers here to sub
stantiate making all possible speed,
not even waiting for supplies.
\ number of long messages were
received from General Pershing today
Tor transmission TO General Funston
at san Antonio. but none was made
public here. II was learned. however.
mat General Pershing reported that
the wounds suffered by four troopers
IN the Guerrero engagement We're so
trivial they were not considered worth
reporting. and that all of the men are
IN the saddle again.
Only the usual unofficial reports
found their way across the border to-
day. these in main indicating that
the American cavalry. assisted by de-
tachments of infantry are searching
Tor villa somewhere in the vicinity
OF Rosario on the Rio Conches. about
90 miles south OF Chihuahua City.
Order for the detachment OF Apache
indian scouts from the White Noun.
tain reservation OF Arizona to pro-
coed To the frontier at once were
couniermanded by General Pershing
today and the Indians are stil being
held here for further orders. No
explanation could be obtained at mih.
tary headquarters
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-08
German Consul
Figuring in
Passport Case

BALTIMORE. April New York
and Baltimore agents OF the depart-
nent Of justice today continued thei.
investigation here into the passport
case. Carl Luederitz. German consul
at this port. when asked by a reporter
II he knew Won der Goltz. made il clear
that he knew him only under the name
OF Taylor. When the name Won der
Goltz was mentioned to the consul he
was quick TO interject the correction.
Mr.. Taylor"
According 20 agents OF the depart
ment OF justice. Consul Luederitz's
name Is associated with that OF VOC
der Goltz through the letter he pre-.
sented TO the Baltimore consul from
Captain Won Papen. They aileea he
knew Taylor was none other than Won
der Goltz. yet requested the state de.
partment 10 issue a passport TO "Tay-
lor"
Frederick Schneider. secretary 10
the consulate. said he issued the neces--
sary papers to Taylor when he an
piled for them. In the cellar of the
Hansa House where the German CON
sulste and the offices of the North
German Lloyd Company are located
the special agents found trunk and
box belonging to Won der Goltz In
the trunk the detectives found an
army uniform Of q Mexican officer
There was also sword bearing the
coat-ofarms of the Republic Of Mexico.
brace Of Mexican revolverS. mum
Der Of instruments used by civil en-
gineers. There was also Sl47.5O in
Mexican silver. In the box were found
several Mexican saddles and brides.
all mounted with silver. These articles
have been seized by the department
of Justice agents and are being held.
They We're left. the agents say. with
Mr.. LuederitZ BY Won der Colt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-08
ANNOUNCE NAME OF
MANAGER TONIGHT
BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF WHEEL
ING COMMERCIAL AsSoCIA-
TON SELECTS HEAD
Unofficial Report U,s A. That Chicago
Man Eas Been NFrued aad is
Now in City.

f.. The name OF tho general usr>x'r 81
the Wheeling Commercial As~ociaf ION
will b. announced "a "a special meeting
~ the board Uf directors IL viii iu-
medintcly a~S'm. his new duties
At e. special wseIlnE COZ tI- board hold
last uight tho general manager was soc
lectcd. but according f. Acting General
Manage =. % Hob'itz,n tN. mann. 81
IA" man chosen Will mot be- dINu cd
until this evening Do I~ reported tnlf
Mr. W line. uf Chicago. li~ boon
named. BE was az tho association =
headquarters Yesterday and Dr. was uu-
officially stated that u. hau come 20
take up the management of the ASSOC
citation.
The meeting last night was presided
over by President a. 81. PAUL. with the
followiuc mcuner- OF rh. board urss.u.-
Robert Loo Boyd GsprE. " Iutz. L.. D..
stanley Floyd. vs.. g. Elliott. James W..
Ewing. Arthur Laughars "a. l.. King
and 4 ". Hoblitzoll. acting secretary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-08
CECIL REPLIES
TO DR.. H0LLWEG

~ LYNDON. April :. S.l5 = 'm.-LorI
Robert Cecil. minister ~ war trad.
mad" "A sharp reply tonight tD fh.
speech in the rcichsttg Of pr Won Beth
Ut ann -holWeg. the German iruusriuI
chancellor. Conversing with Am.rica.l
correspondents ON behalf OF tn" for.i an
utfice. Lord Robert said tho sugs.-' iu.I
that Germany might abandon h.r sub
marine warfare ~ Great Britain relaN-
81 her food blockade. was hardly likely
10 be entertained by Great Britain. which
Germany regarding submarine warfare
would be kept.
.4.tuaul s.dckened her submarin.
warfare for some time when the opera
lions OF the British navy deprived her
OF the necessary number Of submarines
said Lord Robert. hut has now beguu n
again. ! am convinced that Germany
cannot be trusted TO keep any promise
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-08
DELIBERATE SUICIDE.

Special Dispatch 90 the Intolligrrcer
CUMBERLAND. Nd. April "A
middle aged stranger. well dressed.
committed suicide today a. Amblers-
burg. just west OF Terra Alta. w Va
by decapifation he deliberately
walked 10 the Baltimore & Ohio tracks
and placed his head on the fail as A
freight was rushing down Cranberry
grade and the wheels cut lt or The
man had been hanging about the sfor-
At Amblersburg but nothing Be- known
concerning him
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-08
THE THEATRE
LAST PERFORMANCE.

The Great Griffith Show closes sue
oessiul eight days a, the Court thea
ire tonight Mr- Griffith has won /.
place with Nheelius ties who like hyp-
motto and mysterious. type OF enter
taiumeut Mr.. Griffith Is recognized
ass the worlds greatest hypuOtlst and
uirlus MS engagement here has per-
formed number Of scientific f.ats not
only remarkable but seemingly impos-
q lble. However. A- does not cOufut.
DIS operation 10 science altogether. a.
i- evidenced from the fact that his
audience is IN an uproar Of laughter
throughout the performance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-08
HARDING SELECTED
toonanusa from rus. r.rs,

Cummins. former Senator Burton.
Charles W Fairbanks. Senator Sher-
man and other favorite sons had
many supporters.
IL was the consensus Of opinion
that about 20 per cent of the dele
gates in the convention would be un-
instructed
Seats Only for Delegates.
The subcommittee adopted a reso-
luton that seats would be provided
only for the exact number Of dele
gates provided for in the official call
and that states electing double the
number OF authorized delegates with
half vote each would have 10 sci
lie the question OF who Is entitled
10 seats before the convention meets
The committee ruled that b. would
not hear contests from states elect
ing delegates by direct primary and
mat IN these states the delegates
certified by the secretary of state
would be placed on the temporary
roll without question This action
VIII. IL is believed. reduce the num-
Der OF contests 10 a minimum The
only contests thus fs. -eported are
from Georgia and louisiana
Secretary Reynolds will open head
quarters 300 Chicago TO receive notice
oi contests about Nay 10. The sub
committee on arrangements viii not
meet again until few DAYS before
The convention
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-08
Ut PAYS TO ApvERrrsHp

Inc triumphant run OF one entire year
az the Geo. NJ. Cohen theatre. New York.
III Pays To- Advertise" the funniest
+Tce OF the age, comes to the Court
theatre Monday evening April 10. when
Omen a Harris VIII present this great
ItlEnlug hit with a splendid cast or
.dlap4e play fs, every one OF whom
was personally selected by Mr.. Cohen
himself on account or especial ftUe--
TOT ~" eNactug ana diftruIr cha~.c-
ItFit1tlons i1 which this ralIl-tre farr.
al'Hnds. Zach OF these talented tar
--s mas appeared IN the play during
Hi .ea-t "a portion Of the hfty-tWo weeks
'HEastlu"nt on Broadway