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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-17

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-17
WAITE APRONS

NURSES APRONS OF MEDIUM
WEIGHT CAMBRIC-slip-over bibs, stands
up under much washing .. 81 90 each
BIB AND BRETELLE APRON of White
Lawn-perfectly plain-suitabe for nurse
or waitress .25e Each
SMALL HAND-MACHlNE EMBROIDERED
APRONS - With Scalloped edge of
'uIile ''.''.'.'.. Csc and Soc
SMALL FANCY APRON with tiny bib
sheer Swiss with lace and ribbon-verv
daitny-were $50 .......S1.Ieea each
EXTRA LARGE BIB APRONS Of fine
White Lawn-perfectly plain. -. e. soc each
LONG PLAIN APRONS-with embroidery
insertion above the hem Soc and az,
DISPLAYED IN MAIN ST. WINDOW. IL
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-10
ITALY TROOPS
OFF TO TRIPO[l
CONTINUED from, page l.,

fContinued from page Ii
Rome OF Canstantinople. There are
no genuine dispatches from the war
front. If there can be any section
called O war front. The real news Is
that Germany and Austria are putting
the screws upon Turkey and demand
Ing that Italy's police power in Pripofi
be recognized. They win permit Tur-
key to have the oyerlordship, so called,
but Italy will run the government.
The crisis at Constantinople due to
pressure brought upon the sultan by
the powers to have him realize that
any trouble In European Turkey might
be fatal to the whole empire may lead,
according to reports from reliable
sources, to a complete surrender, Tur-
key choosing this particular situation
TO save her face. 1t Is even limited
that there is something of a bluff in
the Italian military preparations and
strict censorship, both being intended
to influence a surrender by Turkey at
early date.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-10
NOT BARRED FROM THE
TICKET IT FAILED TO ACT

Trenton, Oct. 10.-County clerks
are not justified under the e eiec-
ton laws In refusing to print the
names of candidates upon the official
ticket at the regular election in
November, although the candidates
may have failed to file statements of
their expenses after the primary
election, according to an opinion OF
Assistant Attorney General Nelson
B. Gaskill. The opinion has just
been rendered in response to an in
quiry from G.. Howell Mitchler, clerk
of Warren county.
Mr.. Gaskill holds that while such
failure subjects the candidate to the
criminal penalty in the corrupt prac-
tees act, it does not make his for
felt the right to have his name or
the official ballot.
In the same opinion, MI GaskiI
decides that candidates had until las
Monday to file their statements o.
| campaign expenses.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-10
STOREHOUSE ON
FACTORY SITE

Work was started yesterday upon
the old factory building at the
northeast corner Of Rector and Fay
cite streets to remodel and convert
it into a large storehouse for the
Roessler & Hasslacher Chemical
Company, and the General Bakehte
Company, a subsidiary concern. Elk
cavating contractors are filling in
the ground under the roof of the
structure and architects are taking
measurements preparatory to MAX
ing plans and specifications for the
proposed improvements, The build
ing in question WAS formerly occu-
pied by the United States Wood Pre-
serving Company and since it vacat-
ed the structure has been unoccu-
pied.
The land east of the building,
now occupied by the New Jersey,
Company, is about to-
be vacated by that concern. Super.
Heiston, of the company,
said today no arrangements had as
yet been made for removal to a
permanent location, but negotiations
were underway.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-10
SKETCH
AT PROCTOR'S


Opening the vaudeville. after d
number OF excellent reels of moving
pieturas. was The Banks-Breazeai
Duo. billed as THE Daintiest OF
Musical Acts" Is well named, Spe-
beautiful. gives the act the atmos-
phere of the old knighthood days,
the costumes also OF that period are
very handsome. These young ladies'
are musical experts in every sense
of the word. The excellence dis
played in the handling of both brass
and string instruments was 0
oughly appreciated.
Miss Marie Laurant has a batch
of we'll selected songs.
Edney Bros. & Co, In a musical
comedy, entitled, eSlumming in
Chinatown" Introduces the Saliva
ton Girl, a Summing Party, a cou-
pie of Cinnamon, and the Bop91
Fiend. The talk is bright, and thdl
q and effects very good.
The headline act, with Charles
Howe SEQ, in a comedy-dramatic
sketch called, "A Broken Heart" Is
well acted and quickly the ia
o of the audience Mr.. Howe, az
the pawn broker, got a lot of COM
edy out of his part. The dramatic
bit in the sketch is taken care of by
the daughter and her runaway hus-
band, who becomes a burglar and is
caught in the act of robbing her
fathers safe. Special scenery add
ed to the effectiveness of this clever
little playlet.
On Thursday Beaumonts Ponies
will make their first appearance in
Perth Amboy. 1t is one of the great
est animal acts on the stage. There
with be a parade Of ponies Thursday
morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-10
BIG WHALE IS ASHORE
ON OCEAN CITY BEACH

Ocean City, Oct. 10.-Witmer Store
one Of the eurators of the Academy
of Natural Science, Philadelphia, and
David MeCadden, taxidermist, reached
here at neon yesterday and yesterday
afternoon the work or cutting mp the
Dig sperm whale ON the beach was be-
gun by a gang Of men under direction
Of Mr.. MeCadden. The frame will be
shipped to the Academy, where it will
be on exhibition next summer
Various estimates have beer made by
local seafaring men as to the quantity
and vaine of the oil in the whale, hut
Mr.. MeCadden says it would cost more
than its value to get in condition for
use. A quantity of blubber was re-
moved from the carcass, and it is said
that members of the l~ife-saving crew
of the Fourth street station win share
in the spoils. Fully one-third of the
whale g carcass is embedded in the
sand, which makes the work Of cutting
extremely slow.
All day crowds of visitors from At.
~lanetic City and nearby towns have
poured into the city to see the whale.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-10
EAGLE A c. EXPECTS
TO ENLARGE QUARTERS

AT a meeting OF the Easse
Athletic Club held in its clubhouse
In King street, last night, plans IoI
enlarging the present quarters were
taken up. 1t is proposed to raise
the structure and to make a Two
story building. The new part IS %
extend out so that a bowling alley
will be on the ground floor. Accoru-
ing to plans being prepared py .hs
board OF trustees the remooeleu
structure will be thoroughly up.to,
date, with a gymnasium connecteo
with the bowling alley. The trustees
will secure bids and have them SUP
mitted at the next meeting or q spec-
iaI meeting to be called for that pur-
pose.
AT last nights session the annual
election of officers took place. Jonn
Hanson was chosen president; oial
Larsen, vice president; Frank ON
ings, recording secretary; w. keat-
ing, financial secretary; j. H. Hope,
treasurer; George Seaman, sergeant
at arms, and Thomas Cluney, assist
ant sergeant at arms.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-10
BAIRD FAVORS
STOKES FOR SENATOR

SIS t1E'
Trenton, Oct. 10--A South Jersey
report is to the effect that David
Baird. the Camden county Republic
can leader who is having a real fight
for his political. prestige this fall,
says that he thinks former Governor
e. c. Stokes will be the best candi-
date for the Republicans to rally
around in the fight for the United
States senatorship next fall. A year
ago now, on account of Stokes avail
ing himself of the direct primary
method OF lighting to succeed John
Kean. Mr.. Baird could not say bitter
enough things about the former gov
ernor in a political way. Accom-
panying hts alleged espousai %
Stokes for the senatorship, Mr.. Baird
is quoted as saying that he Wal
never again be a candidate for office
He is now seventy-one years Of age
and his friends say he is ready Is
quit politics.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-10
JEFFERSON TENT TO
HAVE BARN DANCE

An old fashioned barn dance under
the auspices of jefferson Tent, No. 43.
knights of the Maccabees of the
World, viii be held shortly according
to plans being made BY the members
of the tent. At a meeting held last
night in the rooms Of the tent in
Moose hall, a committee composed Of
George Ritter, chairman; Walter Pc
terson and John Blow was named to
arrange for the affair. 1.-The commit
tee will meet tonight to set a date and
select the place where it win be held
At This time the second and third de
grees was conferred on a candidate.
One application was received.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-10
PASSED RULES
FOR TEACHERS
State School Board Has
Some New Features.

Trenton, Oct. 10:@fhe new rule.
affecting State teachers certificates
Just adouted by the State Board O.
Education, under q new law, were an
nounced yesterday by the State Boarc
of Education. The new law abolished
all county boards of examiners and the
entire work of issuing certificates ii
now in the hands of the State BOARD
and another change is that now a Ger
~tIfeate is valid anywhere in the State
Under the new rules the State Board
has made county and city superiu-
Ntendents agents to issue provisional
certificates, thus taking a let of small
detail work off the shoulders of the
State Department Of Public Instruc-
ton.
A provision certificate is issued TO
q teacher when she has been engaged
by a school board to teach at a time
between the dates of examination for
teachers. 1t is only good until the
examination date is reached.
Othe amendments to the rules omit
minerology as necessary for an eIe-
mentary certificate, and the school
law is omitted in the future from all
for certificates. Certif-
can be issued for stenographv
or typewriting teaching or other vo-
decided to make a quiet display of
the fact that he has not been idle
in time of peace" Z
Whether there Is any more def
mite reason for the mobilization at
New York and Los Angeles of the
Atlantic and Pacific fleets could not
be learned, but the impression was
that the plan was adopted
merely for its moral effect on the
International situation. Secretary
Meyer at first announced that a time
previously no announced would be
'hosen for the mobinization SO that
he ships would race to the point of
concentration in war fashion. Later
lie decided that such action might |
q miseonstrued and today he was
till uncertain as to the exact plan of
nobinization. 1t will take place
arly in November and with Presi-
ent Taft to review the ships at New
'ork the occasion is expected to be
nade so notable that it will be a
natter of news throughout the
YorId.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-10
LECTURE TONIGHT IN
DANISH M. {. CHURCH

An interesting lecture will be de-
liyered in the Danish Methodist
Episcopal church tonight under the
auspices of the Ladies' Aid Society
of the church. The lecture will be
delivered by Rev. William Burd on
the subject, 1.-The Sunny Side of
Life" 1t will be in English and will
start at s o'clock. In connection
with the lecture there will be music
by the church orchestra and William
Hanson, son of the pastor, will sing
a solo. Rev. Mr.. Burd recently gave
the lecture in Grace church, Newark,
and was well received. The proceeds
of the lecture will 60 toward paying
chnrnh and rhanpl ~rRnpntlV.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-10
TALKS.

The Presbyterian Foreign Mis-
sionary Society had their october
meeting in the chapel last evening.
The president, Miss Emma Mac
William, presided. The subject was
THE Situation in Moslem and Pag-
an Africa and Charles X. Stevens
gave a very interesting talk on the
subject. Mrs. Wilbur LaRoe was APP
pointed as a delegate to the meet
ing of Womanis S~ynodical Societies
of Home and Foreign Missions, to
be held at the Presbyterian church
at Haddinfield, Thursday, October
IL. The musical part of the pro-
gram was a duet by Miss Irene
Owens and Miss Daisy Hancock and
a solo by Mr.. Merris. A social hour
followed with refreshment. Those
on the committee In charge were:
Miss Helena Wright, Miss Bertha
Brown, Mrs. Sofeld, Mrs. W. w.
Henry, Mrs. Brace, Miss Ruth Han
cock. Harry Conings and j. j..
Deitche.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-10
DIR. vAssAR OBSERVES
HIS GOLDEN WEDDING

Elizabeth, Oct. 10:-Rey. DR.. Thomas
e. Vassar and Mrs. Vassar celebrated
with a family reunion yesterday their
golden wedding anniversary at their
home on Madison Venue Among
their gifts were fifty American Beauty
roses.
DIR. yassar's brother, Captain James
Yassar, who is connected with the Sub
treasury Department at Washington, is
attending the celebration. Today both
brothers have gone to Pougnkeepsie
to attend the annual reunion there
Wednesday of the survivors of the
I150th New York Volunteer Infantry,
in which they both served. Dir. Vas
sar was chaplain of the Regiment.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-10
BLOCKED
BY FREIGHT TRAIN

Traffic on New Brunswick avenue
was seriously handicapped for a
time after 1:30 O'Clock yesterday af-
ternoon when a freight train block
ed the New Brunswick avenue cross
Ing of the Central railroad for a PEI
Rod of about eighteen minutes. Pa
trolman Timothy !. Qninlan report
ed the crossing was blocked from
1880 to 1850 o'clock and declares
many wagons, automobiles and PEE
destrians were held up.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-10
Is OUT OF TOWN
DRUM CORPS COMING

Fifteen out of town corps are x
Epected to be at the dance and re-
|ception of Washington Fife, Drum
and Bugie Corps that Is going to be
held in Washington hall, Friday
night, November "A. Crescent Fife,
Drum and Bugle Corps. of P~assaic.
is going to give an exhibition drill
during the evening. Many tickets
have been sold and from present in
dications the affair will be a sue
cess. AT a meeting of the corps
last night in its rooms in Front
street plans fors the a1airs was
talked over. An invitation was ac-
eepted to attend a ball of the Roose-
welt band to be held In that place
saturday. November 18.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-10
CITY LEAGUE MAKES
CHANGE IN SCHEDULE

The City Baseball League held q
meeting last night in King street
and decided to change the schedule 80
the effect, that the Amboys aud Mar
ions win clash in the opening game
Sunday at Amusement Park and the
Amboys and st. Anthonys viii play
the sun setter. It is said the change
was brought about by the Amboys,
who were DESTROYS of playing the hard.
est team first.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-10
RyITI1ANM


Mrs. Hofstead, of Staten Island,
visited her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
William Carpenter, of Gordon street,
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. James Berlew, Of South Ann
boy, was in town yesterday.
MIRA. Alexander Cole visited rela-
tfves IN Staten Island, Sunday after
noon.
Miss Ruth Dunn, of Woodbridge, has
returned home after a visit Of several
days at the home of her sister in Wash.
ington street.
MISS Mayne FREEMAN, Of Wood
bridge, spent yesterday afternoon
with friends IN this 4city.
Philip Joselson of State street, was
entertained by friends in South Amboy
yesterday afternoon.
John~Melko, of High street, is spend.
ing the afternoon as the guest o.
friends in New Brunswick.
Miss Helen Mitchell, If New York
has returned home after q s~ojourn Of
several months with relatives in Mar
ket street.
Rufus Allen, a student at Rutgerl
College, has resumed his studies aftel
spending the week end with his par
ents in Market street.
Abraham Signian, of New York, has
returned home after visiting his
mother in State street for severa
days.
Mrs. -. Buckley and Miss Mazie
Stockton, of South Amboy, Were
noticed among the shoppers from
out of town Monday.
Mrs, Daniel Graham and son, Of
Tottenyille. were local visitors yes
terday afternoon.
Arthur Fl. Hope, of State street
spent last Friday evening at New
port, r. /.
The many friends OF Miss Flor
ence Davis. who left town last weel
to make her future home with hei
parents in Upland, Cal, viii be GLAD
TO know that she has arrived there
after an exceedingly pleasant jour
ney.
Mrs. William Stevens. of Slater
Island, was in town Monday.
Miss Katherine Becker, of Soutf
Amboy, was a local visitor yesterda.
afternoon.
Carr, OF South Aulboy, were renew
ing old aequaintances in town Mon
day afternoon,
wv. H. u1ttdiil0A o. VI hEdi IL,
avenue, entertained his nephew ant
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Bum, o
Mt. Vernon. N. r., owe the week
end.
Misses Mary and Edith Hurdy, o
SOUTH Amboy. were in town Monda,
afternoon.
Mrs. Con- Meleck, of Broad street
visited relatives in Tottenville, Sun
day
The many friends here OF Mrs
Harry Raehman, of TottenyiIle, vii
be glad to know that she is nov
eonvaleseing, after q long and yer
serious illness.
The Misses Melfek, of Broa
street. aae visiting relatives in Cam
den.
Hugo Jorgeraon, Henry Bede,
and William Bening, of Clifton
Staten Island. spent Saturday ever
ing with friends In town.
Miss Stella Smith, Of Sayreyill,
was d local visitor Saturday.
Miss LottEe Petty has resigned he
VI position with Reynolds Brothers.
IL rumored that Miss Petty VIII b
among the early October brides.
Mrs. Lewis hiefer, Of Staten Is
and, and two children. were locs
visitors Monday.
Mrs. and Mrs. Frank AassezI, 6
Water street. were the guegts {
relatives In Makawan Sunday afkel
xt9fzfz
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-10
WILL ExPEL ALL ITALIANS.

Turkey Also is Warned That Massa-
cres May Be Expected.
Constantinople, Oct. 10.-It is stated
here that the porte has notified the
powers that she will expel all Italians
given time unless Italy desists from
further action in Tripoli.
1t is understood that many towns In
the interior have notified the govern
ment that the population will take the
law into its own hands unless Turkey
acts promptly in the matter. The C'om-
mittee of Union and Progress. OF
Young Turks, has warned the govern.
ment of the possibility of the massacre
of italians in the event of their re-
naming in Turkey.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-10

RAPID strides are being made IN
the preparation of plans for the OBJ
servance of Columbus Day on Thurs
day. The merchants have decided
to aid in the celebration and making
it more of a holiday by closing half
of the day. 1t is expected that most
of the stores. including all the larger
ones, will close at noon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-10

Owing to MISUNDERSTANDING IN the
pare Of several FIRE companies in this
convention and firemen 5 parade. viii
be formulated.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-10
Las WILL SEND Box.

Members of the Philathea Glass Of
the First Baptist church are hustling
to send a box of provisions and clothes
to the Austin food sufferers. Miss
Beth Watson is chairman Of the com
mittee planning the affair and il any
one il this city desires to contribute
any articles to this worthy cause they
may notify Miss Watson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-10

The conditiou Of Martin Bartosiewez
of Catherine street. who is 10 the City
EAesnital % the -csrA u being staaoezi
IN the stomach, is somewhat Improved
today. The attending physicians have
hopes for his recovery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-10

The first session of the choral
class under the auspices of the mu-
sic committee of the Woman's Club
was held In the chapel of the First
Baptist church in Fayette street yes
terday afternoon. There were about
thirty-fiye present. 1t is desired to
have q membership of fifty and that
number was secured at the outset,
but some have moved away and
others have dropped. An effort will
be made to fill the vacancies.
Charles Herbert Clark. the director,
was present, and expressed himself
as greatly pleased with the chorus.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-10

The sale Of lands fer unpaid taxes
scheduled to have been held at 10
o clock this morning was postponed
for one week again.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-10
Official Board Met.

a monfhIy meeting of the official
board Of Simpson Methodist Episcopal
church was held at the church last
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-10
n FROM DANCE.

William Compton today turned
over $37.95 to the senior class of the
high school. The above total was
realized at the Junior dance last year.
The senior class is about to purchase
something for the high school with
the money cleared.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-10

Halcyon Castle, N. az, Knights of
1.-THE Maeeabees of the World, meets
tonight.
"A meeting of Perth Amboy lodge,
No. ~, Ancient Order United Work
men, was held in Foresters hall last
night.
The Public Service Cooperation is
painting its new poles recently crested
in New Brunswick avenue aud Divj-
SIGN street.
Routine business wa tran saetad by
Algonquin Lodge, No. "A, Knights OF
Pythias, st its meeting in Odd Fellow
hall last night.
Perth Amboy Tent. Knights a. the
Maceabees Of the World, held a meet,
Ing In Red Men hall last night.
William T. Major u on Ills an
nual rounds Of the~seho6ls of tbs city.
taking photographs Of The various
classes.
IFt 8H
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-10

Head khe classified advertisements
sar gawa ut sn1exes5 ~ an
The Monroe journal. [volume] (Monroe, N.C.) 189?-1965, 1911-11-14
The Cards Stacked Against the
Farmer.

From the time the crop Is first
picked the heSt-paid brains in
the world turn microscopes on
The Southern States. SpiuntIs.
gancStrrS, factors. middlcmru II
mite m an organized effort 10
find out IljSt how much of the
staple the farmer is going Ia gtt
from til, soil Bui what elements
uE'te 10 search and see what are
the dimensions Of world zen.
sumption. 50 that the quantity
planted can he regulated or 50
that the farmer can know WHEN
a certain figure is Offered him
II rpproS his the valuation or the
differentiation of the staple! As
il is. the cards are against him.
The world that must have cotton
trades on his ignorance his po-
verify, his immediate need. or his
lack of organization.
II is true that we have records
OF consumption, but they are in
variably brought out after the
men who produced the staple
have disposed of it. Logically.
the work dryolveS On the gov
eminent. II already has the
framework of the machine. 1t
maintains agents Throughout, eli
vilizat'on, in the manufacturing
centres OF the Old World. and
the consuming districts Of the
Occident and the Orient 4 roa-
sonable appropriation and intelli-
gent instructions would enable
these men to annually fortify the
Southland that means the coun-
trr-agalnSt a potential loss OF
many milEonS.-Atlanta Consti-
tuition.
The Monroe journal. [volume] (Monroe, N.C.) 189?-1965, 1911-11-14
Your
Stomach
Get Rid of the Poisonous Gases
and Fermenting Food.

If You suffer from headaches
dizziness. biliolSneSs, constipa.
ton, inactive liver, nervousness
slccplcssneSs, bad dreams, foul
breath, heart burn. shortneSs of
breath. sour stomach, or despon-
dency, be sure and try MI-O-Nl
stomach tablets.
II YOU want immediate relief
from an upset or rebellious stom-
ach try MONA Stomach Tablets.
You might just as well get a
% cent box today and start to
put Your stomach in tip top shape
and make your body feel fine
and energetic.
l0n take no risk, not particle
for if MONA Stomach Tablets
do not do all that is claimed for
them The English Drug Co. will
refund your money.