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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-06-26

A New York Judge decided that be
cause a woman went 20 work. the fact
did not relieve her husband from the
obligation of paying alimony. The
law, with few exceptions. has been
remarkably polite to the lady.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-06-26

An Englishman makes the an.
nouncement that all Americans will In
a few years be left-haneet. He has
probably been watching 4 baseball
game Ia which two southpaw twirlers
partic pated.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-06-26

During the moving and house clean
ing season the average householder
needs the patience of Job combined
with the digestion OF an anaconda and
the muscular development OF San.
dow.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-06-26

oshkosh.-The wisconsin State
Dental society will hold it's forty
second annual meeting in Oshkosh
July to IL. The program will con-
sist of papers, clinics, exhibits and
other features.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-06-26

An Illinois judge has decided in
suit that Il woman hates old. ugly
and bald-headed men, It is no sign OF
insanity. Again the ehivalry of this
country has spoken at It's own sexs
expense
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-06-26
Druggists VIII Meet.

Milwaukee.-The National Associ-
alton of Retail Druggists viii hold
its annual convention in Milwaukee
on Aug. II TO IA.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-06-26

A girl will hardly ever be con-
ceited about anything except her
beauty; a man will be conceited
about everything.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-06-26

Question o. the Day.
Should vegetari7Is marry grEI
widows?
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-06-26

Chicago, June 21.-Thursday was d
day OF marking time in the Repub-
lican national convention. The con-
ventiJn was called to order at noon
and Immediately adjourned until four
o'clock. when it again adjourned until
II O'Clock Friday The committee on
credentials is engaged In hearing on
the contested delegations and no bust
ness can be transacted until the com
mittee's report is acted upon by the
convention
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-16
About People
Movements Of Individuals 90 ana
From the City.

Mrs. Art Mcfarland. OF S. Glars
VILE. was visiting friends in the city
yesterday.
l. p scharer. OF Coshocton. o. was
day, ''''o' ia the cry yeS'eF
Miss Margare, Marble. OF Hunting
South Side.
John Howard. % Baruesville. vas a
business visitor Ia tho city yesterday
Miss Leona Bowers. OF the South
SIDE. - visiting relatives IN New Mar
tinsville.
Miss Sarah Leonard. OF Manning
ton. j. on an extended visit with
friends on the Island
Nj and Mrs. John c. Hoffman. III
nave taken apartments at the Mcclure
for the winter
Miss Halen De vries has returned
from a visit 70 Baltimore and Wash
ington. ID. G.
Mrs. Jos. speidel. Jr.. and Mrs. jess.
,>,i.ch are spending a few weeks %
Mrs Elizabeth Pollock has returned
ron visit 20 her daughter at Ryrne
Aythen. Pa
MIR Ben stanton OF Phoenix. Ariz
: the guest o. her parents. Mr.. AMI
Mrs George Z. Gilchrist. in Elm
Mrs Eugene Hndreth has left for
Rochester. y. Y. % Join a PARTY of
friends on an auto tour OF the Berk.
Mr.. and Mrs Friend Cox and son.
VIII leave soon for Phoenix. Ariz. 20
spend the winter
PROF.. Fennel left for Connelsvil,o.
"a. To-Day where he will play at the
Miss Dunbar Avirett. OF Cumber.
land. who has been the guest o. Miss
Gertrude Garden has returned home.
JACK Wilkinson. 81 Huntington.
representing the American Book com
pahy. was caller al the High school
yesterday
George d Benson. Of Chicago. IS
spending "a few DAYS I'm Wheeling m
the interest OF the semi-ceut.nuial
celebration
Secretary 4 T. Arnold. Of the West
virginia Sunday School association.
attended thc Jefferson County couvou-
tion in Steubeuville. o yesterday.
Mrs. IT, ScarhOraugh. Of South FOff
street Is ill az her home.
Mrs. q. Lake. superintendent Of the
view Point Sani'orium. spent yestcr-
uay In this city. looking after the in
teres's Cf the institution
Miss Gail Holiday will return this
morning from a visi, in the Cleveland
public schools
Elmer Hough. general manager OF
The beech Bottom Coal COMPANY. az
Nellsburg was In the city yesterday
on business.
Colonel Henry g. Nolie was bust
ness visitor To- Welisburg yesterday.
W. ". Colvig. who has been in al
his home on South Penn street with
typhoid fever for several weeks. is
slowly improving
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-16
NEWS BRIEFS

on sunday evening after tho az day
s'Ft ices Wt.. tWsrr I.ll az tee FrrIfpu
a. J. ,i.-i d. lt i.,F. o. 81. T'tEar.irn.
- mem ..r.s AMI fiIeras escorted 1lm
if -" Wheeling Traction office where.
no. boarded q cor .n. N1IndsviIIe. l,at-
~ 'I l'n.tF Tor t..s.n-. 90 attend the
Frances CO. ki. % little foreign Girl
residing IN East Wheeling. fell over
steep enhankment and WAS thought
To Dee badly injured She was taken
To- police headquarters IN the amuu-
lance. An examination proved She
was not badly burt and She was later
removed To- her home
p - % late hour Yesterday no
word had been received by local
creeks calling them 20 New York 90
sill Tor Greece. The local COMPANY
VIII wait definite word before Leaving
90 save expenses.
The young .on o. Carl VI Neidcr
OF 80" street. was bitten Zoo the facs
~ 90 dog be.1ng.nr tO Ellie TrtrIe.
The police department was notified
ahi iIe dog was shot hv Ofncer Sharn.
it Ia not tlouEAt The child vii suffer
aiF il effects. a- 30 DIS NOT tlorslf
the dog was mad
Do Young Campo iEuors. under
,.' direction or Harry H.N. viii meet
InlI-daN evening OF This week instead
Di Friday. and parent. Ir. requested
FOB srr that tle children r,- our f1-
urICt. rc
The majority Of tho Method.
ministers o. tlIs city and vicinity I..f
Yesterday for Iltr5 f1 attend fr.
annual session Of the conference. Sow.
'fHi l'it Monday evening Tor that CITY.
D.. b, Potts bias Purchase the
s'-r" 90 ihn corner of Smith and Main
sir'f... U.Or" tho V,.e-,rbar mar
E'' las been bold. aui 1910 place
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-16

l.. phillahaum a well known farmer
90 middle Wheeling creek. VIII SOL his
farm 'wphm'rts and stock ut % pii-
NHtr sale. saturday. october % at his
farm
Spending several DAYS the guest of her
Son. EgN. d. n. Potter. at ms home at
Noodsdale
Elm-f Groom has moved DIS famU.
rom Wheeling Co. li- new residence ON
'gwupd avenue. MupIlnWH
Miss k1tv Hslfenhirr has returned
2" h.r home az Martins Ferry. after
lending several DAYS fL. guest OF
Miss MARY Grace Linton at h.r HON.
near TriadeiIliu.
superintendent % Schools =. ~ Lag.
'tr ls pending several days VISITING.
fN- country schools
Wid Henry. of Leathervood. lett v..-
f4aN for FittSturgh. Pa. whore o..
iH- accepted o. position with the
l-tf 'i4fr. and Lake Railroad COMPANY.
Charles Terrell % Houet- Point was
4 business caller in Elm Grove y.st-r-
gHN
ending several DAYS the guest OF re-
natives Hrd friends in Fulton
tarrN chambers, - Point Mills. g.
.f'riir- Few da-. the guest Of
friends al Pittsburgh. Pa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-16

dresses ~ welcome 10y ladies represent
lnr fhc local clubs W-rr made N, VI. ~
martina EOuchner. Mrs o. Tay.I.a.
Mf~. y. NJ. callahan. while Nr~ Rom d...
lit"rFd the response lr. D. 81 callahan
""nf 's~fl the convention on Wr.- hts tu q
90 eufr~. efupha~ixfrE the f.tr-a., nf
]. ~ regulating tho system o.. ur...I
inc cooperation ~ ail fIf Clubs Hs II,..
aN We husbands 90 TIE ladies
MIS- % Vt ktmuerIar1 ~ Vince rE
was made chairman of tho MON a,l.-..Ir .
committee. while Mrs D. I' Living was
% .li' Ir.r dent or the prose -srr..rIff....
a reception wae held THIS CSC. ~ and
t-n following Wheeling lHd.-z attended
Ma. d. VI. * WhtrLtri. = H. IHrrHur.If.
Arr Thomas e.. Burke. D. .. I.u .a
Harry IrIuyHFi Reed Sr.~I. = g.
i''aru" and John w. Garden Three sr--
SONS VIII be held tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-16

at Republican headquarters In the
'"huibach building Thursday even
ing az 80 o'clock All members
are requested 90 be- present
w r. Thompson. Democratic can.
dicate f1r governor. arrived In tho
CITY Monday night. and will remain
nero until the Carroll club meefiu.,
tomorrow evening.
The Young Mems Democratic club
met last evening az heada0urfe-s
in The Waldorf building ana mr.
ranged for the Chiffon THOMPSON
meeting Thursday evening
Yesterday was tho LAST dav ON
which fLr candidates could b,,.
their names certified ON the ballot
NJ candidates Of 400 parties will have
their names on the ballot.
4 special train viii leave Wheel
~ Friday morning for New Martin.
Fili" carrying local Democrats vr,
VIII mako up % volunteer reception
,ommr'r" for Governor Woadra.
" ilton. "ho viii arrive here ir ODD.
ai'rTno"n to speak az fhe Carroll
club
Contributors % tho Eur vro..
campaign fund aro being mrrIsh,.
with buttons deeicn1fInr Thorn q.
founders ~ OBJ" National Trorrosei,.
party
Wheeling Socialists are porerar.--
i'r fio coming fp fh.a c.fr rr 3D..
iohrr ,l ~ Dan HOGAN. ~ Atklrel
N' national Socialist cfmpHilr
. p''N"r. ll" Socialist mr,Hrrs t.-
th.s week are. Herman u..rr--..-
viii speak THu--.r. rtorfrr 3D.. rf.
inf'on Lane and Harry Dnr-rr4n e.r
peak Friday evening 90 TYrtt rrH
and Wood streets ar1 SATURDAY. r...
ing OF Tncuftr.0th and W.rr..u.H
s'r'f- I'0'n speakers rra rar|.
fa'os or fhn legislature
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-16

"GETS-IT' is the new corn cur. on
q new plan. that is as harmless 20 the
skin as water. but. b.a1.s how -
works, Nothing 10 stick or hurt. 10
and behold. your corn iaes out.
You don't have 20 drag DO o-L Every
owner Of a corn. calious. wart or
hun!on s going to get the surprise OF
lifetime. so more digging al corns.
no more sliclng with rszor= and draw
'nE blood. no more blood poison. no
more sticking plasters GETS IT"
is sold 40 all druggists az % cents a
bottle. or sent direct BY Lawrence
q Co. Chicago sold IN Wheeling Nv
Baer's Quality Pharmacy. Quinns
fAarmscy. John Coleman Co. Nc
Lains Drug Store. G.. n Grelst a CO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-16
NEW BOAT
In TRADE
CITY OF PARKERseURo" TO RE-
PLACE GREENWOOD.
scat 70 Now al Mobile. Ala. and viii
De Extensively RemodeIed.
River News.

The new boat which will be entered
In the Pittsburgh Parkersburg trade.
70 take the place OF the Greenwood,
which was recently taken 10 Cincin-
natl. viii be named the CITY Of Park
ersourg. according TO Information
gwen out by Commodore @. ". G.
johnson. manager Of the Pittsburgh 4
Cincinnati Packet Company The
boat In now called the New Liberty,
and operates al Mobile. Ala.
Captain Henry Kraft and son. Cap
tain Harry Kraft. left Monday after
noon for Mobile. where they will take
charge OF the new boat. and as soon az
repairs have been completed will
bring her through 20 Parkersburg
She will be placed on the docks at
New Orleans. and for the next sever.
al weeks she will undergo repairs and
VIII be refurnished throughout. In ad-
dition to the repairs. the new name
city OF Parkersburg' will be painted
on her.
This will be the first boat on the
Ohio that has been named for Park
ersburg. and a movement is on foot
for celebration when the boat ar
rives there
Hepairs start To-day.
The Golfer dam which has been IN
der construction for several weeks at
the McMechen dam has been com
pleted and the Golfer has now been
pumped dry Work will be started
to-day on repairs 10 the valve on one
OF the bear traps.
River Briefs.
The government tow boat W. NJ
Reese passed down yesterday from
Pittsburgh. bound for Memphis. Tenn.
The boat had a tow OF twelve new
steel barges. which will be used By
the government
The Steel city. which was due here
Sunday. passed up at midnight for
Pittsburgh. The Ohio. which Is also
days behind time, was scheduled 20
arrive at an early hour this morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-16
SILVER ToNGUEO FRESHMAN TO
SPEND TWO DAYS HERE.
viii Speak on Island Monday-Y. NJ.
r. c. 10 Form Permanent Organ
ization-PoiiticaI Notes.

Mike King. OF Elkins. one OF West
Nirginia's famous siiver-tougucd ora
tor. will be iu Ohio county Monday
and Tuesday evening OF next week 10
make campaign speeches boz the in
tcrest Of The Republican party. Mr.
Ming. voters viii remember. was
candidate for the nomination for sec
Rotary OF state. but. having been DO.
t"ated by Stuart p. Reed. he is still
Iu harness for the Republicans and
is doing everything possible 10 insure
Republican success a. The polls.
ln telephone commouicafiou with J.
T. Marsh. director of the speakers
bureau at Republican state hcadquar-
fers BOO Ci1rkshurE i1ef night. MAYOR
Ut. l.. Kirk. chairman OF fhc Rcruh.l.
can county rIwmIffsn. was assured
that Mr. King would hc iu Wheeling
HrI af Tho OF. posfl OF tuo Ohio county
committee or Monday and Tuesday.
8 Republican rally bad been rIauuad
for Madison district for Friday even.
ing ~ th's week. hU+ Che Huurnce.
mcuf Thar SIR King was coming
caused postp0nnmeuf Of this moof.
IlE tO Monday evening ~ next week.
md. accordingly. Tho Irish orator from
Ilk.us 500 speak l1 that district Mon.
DAY evening Another meeting will Do
I'd -rauroI fur some other district fu
'He county for Tuesday evening ~
hich Sir King $500 made m address
Tho county candidates viii Doc In
t'fed fD address both meetings and
here Will probably boz other speakers
alec.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-16
River Briefs.
tuesdays Boats.

Sonoma. Marietta. ] a. m.
Liberty. Darlington. p. m. >
Steel city. Pittsburgh. midnight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-16
MIKE KING TO ADDRESS
VOTERS OF OHIO COUNTY

ar Republican headquarters In the
Schmuibach building Thursday even.
ing ar 80 O'Clock All members
are requested 90 be- present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-16

u. Thompson. Democratic can.
nl-dIe Tor governor. arrived In the
cry Monday night. and will remain
nero until the Carroll club meeting
tomorrow evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-16

yesterday was tho last day on
Whlch ihe candidates could have
,nelr names certified ON the blIIo.s
NJ candidates Of 400 parties with
their names on the ballot
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-16

Contributors 90 tho Euu Moose.
campaign fund arc being furnished
win buttons desi.n1'rr them a.
founders ~ Oh" National Trorrossi,.
party.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-24

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Evening star., 1912-11-17
/ t@ The &kalm Of &9herQhin9gt IT

and Paul's point of departure. as he bore
to pagan Europe The Glorious Gospel OF
the Son Of Cod
The glory and beauty of Troas are pas.
handful of coin bearing the legend
"Alexandrion' and the inevitable rat
bears testimony to the commercial and re-
ligious vigor of this ancient shrine
Meanwhile the press of Europe and those
Christian nations born of Europe is pour.
ing forth. in an ever-enlarging stream. the
printed message of the cross, and with
the printed page. to every land. goes its
interpreter. the God-caGed missionary OF
the cross and of it's Risen Victim, the
Savior of the world.
The conquests of Alexander, who pass
ed from Europe to find in Troas his in
spiration at the tombs of Homer's heroes
have passed away; Rome is no longer
mistress of the world nowhere on all the
great wide earth has Apollo one poor
shrine. by far the greater number OF
coins in use today bear the inscription
Ammo Domini-in the year of the Lord
and as we think of this departed glory
on the one hand and the rising power OF
the Christ on the other we are re-
minded that "Ihe nations are hut
cradles for the truth; Gods manchild
served, the cradle stands aside!'
Evening star., 1912-11-17
BY THE CHURCHMAN.

~ HRISTIAN people everywhere are
" desirous. if reports be correct.
that Turks be driven from Europe
and COnstantinople become q Christian
city. Not merely the possible destruc-
ton Of the great Church of St. Sophia
there. but also Of the Church Of the
Holy Sepulchre at Jerusalem is con-
trolling factor with the political powers
in urging Burgarians to caution at this
time. Turks take pride in the fact that
they have for centuries provided at
their cost soldiers to guard the church
erected on the site Of Christ's entomb-
ment. and they are not backward in
pointing to the other fact that soldiers
have been and still are necessary to
keep Christians from actually fighting
in and about the church.
This Church of the Holy Sepulchre
at Jerusalem, now in danger of destruc-
the thirty years following the year 800.
and consecrated in 336. 1t has been
much changed, and many times added
to. and at a fire in 1893 it was nearly
destroyed. The original rotunda form
still obtains in part, and the exterior
is Norman-Saracenic in architecture:
The sepulcher itself, or what is claimed
to be the original one, is inclosed in a
SlxteeQ-SlQeQ Cndpel tnat IS W1tnln tNe
main edifice. Around 1t are eight
chapels. built by different religious
bodies at various times and at intervals
used by them. under protection OF the
Turkish soldiers.
The meeting Of the Methodist board
Of foreign missions. just held. revealed
the fact that that board pulled up its
receipts enormously from August. and
closed its year at the end Of October
with the largest receipts in its his
tory. Methodist churches of the north
give money In such sums that their
foreign society is the largest in Amer
lea and the second largest in the world.
It's receipts last year were 1883, 400.
or $18,3O0 ahead Of the previous year.
and by the same sum the largest since
Methodists separated their home and
foreign work in 1907. The debt Of the
board, $171.9O0 last year, has been re-
duced to $138.300, and a campaign TO
wipe 1t all out was reported at the
meeting to be receiving cordial sup
port.
Last August new Methodist secre-
taries, elected at the general confer
ence in May. issued statement to
Methodist churches of the country in
which q somewhat desperate situa-
ton. both in receipts and in debts. was
Evening star., 1912-11-17

Three cities came. in time. To be the
sources OF vital streams Of influence. OF
these We shall only speak OF one-Troas;
and having briefly told its simple history
shall seek 10 throw some little light upon
the spiritual stream that, sweeping out of
the harbor OF Troas like some warm
southern current, brought Christian life
and verdure as IL laved the shores oi
Europe.
IT was Antigonus. THE Cyclops.' one
OF Alexanders generals, and ruler of
Phryaia, who. thinking 10 leave "A name
Tor himself upon this classic ground
gathered together a group of small towns
ana cities, and builded upon the coast Of
Mysia opposite TenedoS. a magnificent
capital the equal, at the time Of its
greatest glory. of any city in the world.
i.ySima chus- his successor renamed the
place, In honor Of The Man Of Mace
donia, Alexander. and Alexandria
Troas IL has since been.
Its beauty and accessibility seem to
nave charmed all travellers. hence poets
sang Of Its glory and conqucrors made il
their capital When il espoused the Ro-
Iuan cause. that nation, believing in their
Trojan origin. and proud in that belief
showed great favor 10 Troas calling IL
New Troy, and granting il many liber-
ties. Julius Caesar Is said 10 have had IL
IN mind as his apital. when all the world
should have come to his feet Constan-
tine hong thought or il as his seat OF
power in founding the eastern empire
ana 10 this day, the Turks call II .'Eski-
Stzmbuf or ''old constantinople" and
mary are the temples and palaces. ir
that land Of temples and palaces, whose
columns and capitals have been quarried
from the ruined glories of Alexandra
Troas.
To the student OF heroic poetry this
~ the land of lands. To the student OF
biography IL ranks with any in lis roster
OF great names. But to the student OF
rehgion. whose viewpoint leads him 70
seek the steps by which the early found
ers OF the Christian Church marched on
their conquering way, this city stands
Evening star., 1912-11-17
mf ! 81
M +Wbe Religious Trenh + II
Urenh+

outlined. InadeQuacy of income. de-
creased receipts from regular sources.
work in fields at standstill. cuts In
appropriations imminent and unsatis-
the churches at home were some of
the descriptions OF the August ad-
dress. The response has been such as
to set Methodists In general rejoicing
over new interest
The Episcopal Church will. it is said,
create new district. to include the
Panama Canal Zone and all OF the re-
publics Of Central America The dis
trict, consisting at present of work I'm
Bishop Of Cuba. who reports the plan
unsatisfactory Negotiations have been
concluded between the American Epis-
copal Church and the Church of Eng
land. represented chiefly by the Bishop
OF London, by which jurisdiction is
transferred and there be created a dis
trict sufficiently large to give a bishop
for Central America enough to do to
keep him busy. The plan is one OF
several. started by various religious
bodies. to make effective work ready
for the canal opening.
X X
Under authority Of the northern Bap-
tist convention, there has just been
launched campaign. appealing to all
Baptist congregations and individuals
in the north. to raise $2.000.00O from
the churches this coming year and
$1.000.00O from persons. The amount
Is to be for missions Of all kinds under
Baptist control.
The campaign is a combination of all
interests. women as well as men, and
home and foreign. SO as to save duplica-
ton Of effort and multiplication OF ex-
pense. 1t is declared to be one OF the
most advanced examples Of unity within
q religious body yet put forth. Admis-
sion Is made that s.. 600. 600 a year may
not be reached a once. but such is an
nounced TO be the goal, TO be worked
for every year until IL is reached.
\ II
The quadrennial Of the Federal Coun-
ell OF the Churches OF Christ in America
is to be held in Chicago December to
3, and from the standpoint of Christian
unity II is claimed that 1t will be the
most epoch-making Of any religious con-
vention every held American soil.
Bishop Hendrix OF the Methodist Church
South il president of the council, and will
make the address at the opening. The
relations of young people to the unity
problem Will be presented. the chairman
being Mr.. Robert II. Gardiner Of Boston,
who is secretary of the episcopal COM
mission that IL pushing for a world con-
ference on faith and order At this
meeting Vice President-to-be Marshall OF
Indiana will speak.