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The evening world., 1912-04-17

"xK1 0A1YATUA - BANJO.
mo OWN 100 0Av11, 1eAxNxr
Wo0E1N AID CEIxD81N." And
N this line Il the whole history OF
civilization. That hundreds upon
hundreds Of men Of all asgrsss OF
dsvslopmsns md grades Of society
should soospt In the hour Of certain
death that Arst law OF hsroism.
: WOMEN AID 0EILD8DH TIBST
10 the greatest triumph Of the soul
Of man. the most splsndia demon
stratioa that In the supreme mo-
msnts Of life the race Lives UP 70
lie ideals.
We are all heroes In theory and In
dreams. There Is no more freque1;
diversions OF a vainglorious imagination
than ~ imagine ones self plunStns
through nre ana water for the sake Of
lover or friend.
FEW HAVE A CHANCE TO SHOW
THEIR coLoRs.
But II IN given TO few OF us TO put
our ideals to the test hat came to the
men who were passengers on the IT,
tanic. And no one Of ,p could pra,
the high gods for more than this. tina
II such n test comes to US we MAJ
met It as bravely and triumphantly a.
these men whit died.
They died not for 800 women
and children saved from the IT,
tanic, but for all women ana chill
arep-for n racial iaesi mat man
ov.. uro,so,,on van eo hi. M.
.o en-. mo,,.r .rc e. en-. cn,,n.
~. yorv rc,,. ,as., 7, IL an ,a..
contrary 10 nil m. WA W .uru,nr in
stincts Of NE. to All the cold dictate
az reason
A man. life IA worth moro 10 tn,
world than a woman's as things ar,
to-day. We are trying to change thi
condition. Of course. and we will chang
It eventually. but the fact remains tina
nearly every man who went down OF
the Titanic gave up his chance OF M
for some woman Of less value to IN
world. OF less value to the individual
Of less value to the child than he.
All men, however narrow and trad'
ton bound. n women as the siver
OF lie. and In TRAGEDIES hks that o
sanaaS tney make .ne most ,nasn.neea
The evening world., 1912-04-17
Man T1riumphs OUer Sea
BIZ Heroic Sacrifice for
Women and Children
Those Who Voluntarily Went Down to Death With
the Titanic Gaze the Most Splendid Der,onstra-
ton That in Supreme Moments of Life the
Race LiOes Up to Its Highest Ideals.
BY NLXOLA GREELEY SMITH.
Women and Children First

The Titan Of the Sea has met the Titan Of the North
The Dreadnouoht of the Arctic that the sulIem gods sent forth
Saying to Nan the Seeker, you hare run0 your flags to the Pole.
You haze tvampIed my snou-whne altar, now ! claim the
Arctics toll"
The Monster Of the North has sntn the Mammoth OF the SEQ
Mems bodies stree the battle-ground, but Mans the pictory,
For they died az only men can dc In the teeth Of a doom dccurscd,
And the hushcd porId echoes the valiant cry women and
children frstr
women and children fret" they sdtd and died.
All men are brarcr that they died, all Women foy Uhose sake they
gaze their Hvcs
M0v vet be nobcr mothers, Oentier uiVes,
Because they lived and loved. because they Iopcd and died.
women and children first" on, you for phom they specially
loved and died,
You desoldte orphan, slater, toothn0 bride,
Weep not for then. iohose souls subdue the Tifdns OF the Tide. .
Weep not for them, ,cho, smiling. died ,phen the high gods drought
their porst
And halted the pirate skipper. Death. Wtth "women and children
frstr =
Oh, you for tohom they specially Iopcd and died.
We share your mourning. you must share our pride
That such men hped. that such men loved and died.
Oh you for phom the great seGs sigh, the pinds are desoldte.
Be brave as they tcere brave and fin0 the challenge back to fate,
For you are the child Of q Titan, yo1 cere a Tttan's mate.
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~ they lived II tngsthsr ehsy muUe
realize the full measure Of the sacrifice
which they did not want. but which
had to be made for them and Tor all
women.
Every man must feel himself
more Of . hero, must experience IN
expansion Of soul, . thrill Of oour-
aGs n pride In himself and other
msn whom hs rsads OF suoh . vim
dioAtion Of the Soul Of Man -
ooours Whenever the ory goes
forth, "WokDH AID 0Z1LD11N
y10OTw
Every w0nan wonders and . awsd
by II. and while her hrst selfish thought
10 one OF Joy that rhose dearest to heT
are within range OF eye and speech and
touch. she knows that those otne,
stricken women have a privilege n q
glory all their own that the sea when
claimed q husband a left a hero; that
a body has persisted that the % o,
the race might live and defy Titans OF
she Arctic and Of the sea.
The evening world., 1912-04-17

"rour papa and mamma. your grandpa
and your grandma all use TIz, Harold.
And youri uss Il. too. whom you set to bs
. man. Then your feet will never hurt.
or get tired. That's why We all uss
TIz."
Most Of us get old. feet first. The hum
IONS get stale. moro wearisome and pain
full. Corns get harder ana more stubborn
a. tho feet become more tender. A. y
time when old people need their feet
most, they can use them less-unless they
use. TIZ,
u you have never used T1Z before,
your first use OF Il will bring back soms
Of your girlhood days. TIz will make
ysuS feet feel youns. strong n Wig.
esoelA xAsy'u Aeves - eeadess asves
The evening world., 1912-04-17
LITTLE GIRL LED
POLICE TO CAPTURE
GANG Of BURGLARS
Marie Rolan Chased Leader
and Detectives Soon Got
Wagonload of Loot. 81.
ROM
Victims Crowd Station and
Court and Pick Out Stolen
Property.
BRONX

Fourteen-ycar-oid Marie Rohen. .
e~ohoolsirl. chased George Burke four
blocks and finally led to the capture OF
the whole gang which has been per
ating for a year past to the terror Of
che people m tho Bronx.
II looked as II there were a great
auction ale in progress at the Morris
ania police station to-day. The loot
taken from the 'Ycnce'' at No. 24 East
Sixteenth street was displayed In one Of
the rooms of tho station The walls
were hung with coats. ovcrcoats. Easter
gowns and latest fashions In millinery.
lingerie. silk stockings and other mys-
teries Of women's apparel. while tables
were filled with some of the same ma
teriai and jcwelry Of all descriptions.
The people of the Bronx Who mad been
robbed during the past year hastened TO
che late spring opening"
Many identincations OF stolen goods
were made. the names Of the owners
taken down and the goods held as evil
dence. Similar scenes were enacted IN
Morrisana Police Court. where moro Of
the stolen goods were on display at the
arraignment.
The evening world., 1912-04-17

chafe or ache, never get biistsred or
swollen. and your corns. bunions and CAL
louses will be no more. Nothing will do
II or can DO It like rIz. Don't expert
have done that for you and they are all
now usins TIL. Don't aceep, any sub
~stitutes.
TIL acts on q new principie-draws
out all the poisonous exudations that
make foot troubles.
TiZ. 90 cents a bog. sold everywhere,
and recommended by all drug stores, de.
partment and general stores. Write to-
South Wabash Ave. Mileage. Ill.,, for Q
free trial package Of TIz BY return mall.
and enjoy the real foot RELIEF Ssv never
eet eefesos --~x--
The evening world., 1912-04-17

The Titan OF the Sea and the Titan Of the North
have met. More than 1.l00 human beings have per.
ished a. the result Of the collision between a giant
iceberg. . veritable Titan Of the Arctic. and the
mammoth steamship. on her maiden voyage. which had
been christened the Titanic.
And vt from the msasre stories Of the catastrophe
that have reached New York. Il b clear that in this
struggle Of lsviathans there was . third combatant.
a greater Titan than the Arctic Dreadnousht or the
sea mammoth. and that II Ia to this Titan. the greatest
Of them al-the Titan Of the Soul Of Man-that Q great
The evening world., 1912-04-17
GIRL MAKES COMPLAINT
AGAINST PRISONER.

Burke was arraigned on a charge OF
burglary on a complaint by Marie Ro-
tVn. A second charge OF burglary a
made against hin by Rudolph Moore of
No. $40 East One Hundred Fifty-first
street. whose house had been robbed on
April 10. Moore saw a lot of his miss
ing jewelry on the person Of Burke. lie
Immediately swore to a complaint
charging him with burglary.
On the advice Of his counsel Burke
pleaded guilty n was held for the
Court Of General Sessions. with bali
fxed n 5000. Burke 10 twenty-three
years OF age and evidently the leader Of
. gang.
Tony Blanc. twcnty-four years OF age.
Of No. 22b sullivan street; Dominica
Mauro. twenty-eight years. OF No. 26
Elizabeth street; Michael Caporeiii.
twenty-nine years. OF No. 40 Hudson
street: Samuel AQuiviva, twenty-slx
years. Of Nineteenth street and Third
avenue, and Charles S~ilverstein OF No.
~ East Sixteenth street. we're ar
raigned on tbs charge Of receiving
stolen goods.
On Burke was found a journal with
Nv VI AL Ulb VICTIMS ana Otnera
whom he had hoped to make victims.
Minute particulars were noted opposite
the m giving the habits OF the peo-
pie. when they were likely to no out.
9 the lights went out. etc. The po-
lice have dubbed him the systematic
Burglar"
Mr.. Moore, who had preferred the
second charge OF burglary was accom-
panied In court by his wife. Mrs. Moore
kept nudSing her husband until finally
Magistrate Kernochan asked what the
trouble was. Mr.. Moore Informed him
that all his wife's clothing except what
she was wearing at the time had been
stolen. They had an engagement to-
morrow night n wouldn't his honor
please let the lady have her princess
gown as otherwise she could not at
tend the function
JUDGE SORRY NE COULDN'T
GIVE UP THE DOWN.
The Judge SAX he was sorry, ana hs
really looked It. but was Obliged to re.
fAe IN the interests Of justice. The
goods had 90 be kept az evidence
against The criminals.
Little Marie Rohen who wal the cause
OF all this commotion in the Bronx was
the concerned person In the police sta.
ton or police court.
Marie Rohen was returning home from
school on Monday afternoon. As she
went up the steps OF her home she wa,
nearly knocked down by a man who
was coming down. The girl found IN.
servant In a state OF collapse and al
she could get out OF her was the whis,
per: burglars"
The little girl ran into the street. 81,
saw Burke a block away and CAV,
chase, h ran after him for ,ou,
blocks. Then she met Lieut.. Reney ant
he grabbed the burglar. That nigh,
Burke sent a note to a friend at No
eN East Sixteenth street. Lieut.. Rene,
Intercepted the note and taking a nun
Ger OF men went to the house and cap
tured the rest OF the gang. numberin,
fve. About $4,000 worth of loot wa,
found In the house. all OF which wa.
taken TO the police station.
The evening world., 1912-04-17

DRESS GOODS. In Both Stores.
5000 yards of Dress Serge in the newest
shades Of Tan, Brown, Navy Blue, also
Cream or Black. so inches wide.
value $50. Csc a I'd.
1900 yards of Black Whipcord Suiting.
value 200. 1.25 a yd.
The evening world., 1912-04-17

and tragic victory belongs.
|about the aaster:
The evening world., 1912-04-17

OCI UOINU STEAMSHIPS.
JAILED TO-DAY,
Carmanis. Liverpool. santa Marta. Colon.
mulia, Curacao. Comanche, Jacksonville.
Berinudian, bermuda. Lampasas, Galveston.
Lady Darlington. jefferson. Norfolk,
Montevideo.
The evening world., 1912-04-17
CORSETS. In Both Stores.

In Both Stores.
Nine. Irene Corsets.
Models for every type of figure. Made
of various Imported materials, including silk
and elastic Tricot. 500, 700 to $500
B. and j., Mime. Polk" and De Bevoise
Brassieres and Bust Confiners. Styles for
every type of figure.
SOC. 100 to 1900
The evening world., 1912-04-17

"McCREERY SILKS" In Both Stores.
Famous over half a Century.
Sale of Ten Thousand Yards of Printed
Foulard Silks in choice styles and colors.
value LOO. 55c a yd.
Imported Black Chiffon Dress Taffeta,
pure dye. value l.so. 75c q I'd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-25

Lame back ia usually caused bv
rheumatism ~ mo muscles az The
back. f0r which y0u viI IND rofbipr
better Than ChamheriaIns Linlmcnt
For sale By al DEALERS.
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ternoon and discussed with tho board
the question o. the sale Of the com
tys PrUiky stock and also the Park
View matter regarding the extension
of The City e. Film Grove into that
place and hs informed the board
that he would have his written opin-
ion ready on both proro7itlOns az the
meeting 'o Boz held Monday morning
- This meeting citizens ~ Park
View viii be- present with their a.
torney. j. y. Wilson 10 hear the re-.
port and N % is favorable % their
contention will ask the board % give
them tho right FOB sue iu The county'a
name. A delegation from the board
OF trade viii also be- present 40 this
meeting 10 hear Mr. Handlan's TO.
port on the legality ~ the sale o.
the bonds and tho meeting promises
To b. one ~ unusual importance.
G.. " Fr1nzheim was present NJ
the meeting and asked permission
t0 oil the national road The per.
mission was granted with tho un.
dorstanding that o. would have 10 be-
stopped m there was any objections
lnterposed. The board passed
number o. estimates and then listen.
cd 70 representative Of the J. r..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-25
CIRCUIT COURT
Judge Hsrvey Enters Orders Dispos-
ing Of Several Cases i'm Circuit
Court Yesterday.

An order was handed down by
judge Hervey yesterday I'm the case
or Henry Blatchley vs.. J. w. Batch
iey Sons Furniture company ct al
dissolving the corporation and order
ing the receiver 10 pay to Samuel
Kraft the sum Of s601.49 for rent.
The case was also referred to Atfor-
ney ". r. Krupp as special commits
sicner 20 ascertain the amount Of
money in Tho hands OF the receiver
his receipts and disbursements and
such cher matters as are deemed
perth EFT and report his findings TO
the court.
In the case Of George Seibert ct
al rs. charles Seibert II al an order
was cn;cred confirming the sale Of
certain TtuT erty by Special Commits
s.Hner o.. =. Arbenz 90 T. 4. CIohan
Tor 1880 and Also governing the dis
trinution On the proceeds.
Attorney u. a. Mckee appeared be-
fore fhc court and moved that the
case Of Emma TYLER VS.. Jean NJ car
vIn1e. administrators. the motion be-
ing made on behalf Of the defendant.
u was cited that the matters IN con-
trot ttsy had been adjusted and as
none q tho other parties appeared
the court granted the motion and or
der'd the case dropped from the
cocEet. the costs TO be paid by the
defendant
The preliminary papers IN a parti-
tom SUIT was field with Clerk King
horn yesterday afternoon By Attorney
!. u. Snmerville styled Josephine A.
Demus vs. Mary Kullman. John KuIl-
man % 40. The suit o. made return
able 20 June rules.
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WILL PRESS
MINERS SUIT
MANY IMPORTANT cAses TO
COME Up AT MouNpsvILLE.
meneehen Case Creating Much inter
est In Marshall covnty-other
Cases Of interest

A big damage suit docket viii
feature the May term Of circuit court
In Marshall county. opening At
Moundsville on Tuesday, May 2s- The
criminal docket, with the exception
OF the actions pending against the
miners charged with rioting In the
Mound Coal Company strike last
month, is exceptionally light. but with
one damage suit for $50. 900 and sew
eral others for $4,000 each to be dis
posed of the coming term will be any
thing but dull.
The suit for $4,000 is styled Chas.
A. Murphy vs.. W. B. McMechen. for
alienation OF the affections Of the
plaintiffs wife. The iling Of the dec
laration about three months ago
created considerable OF a sensation
as the principals are extensively
known. particularly the defendant,
who is interested in several large en-
terprises in Marshall county. Muir.
ply alleges that McMechen broke up
his home. taking advantage OF the
formers forced absence in the dis
charge OF his duties as a B. & o.
brakeman. inducing Mrs. Murphy to
AcoNO anu U llN6 Win the de-
PENDANT in Wheeling, the couple pos
ing as man and wife.
Against Miners.
Another suit in which there Is
much interest manifest, is that OF
John 4. Powell, administrator OF the
estate OF the late VI. Powell, OF Mo
Mechen, against the Wheeling Steel
& Iron Company, for $4,000. Young
Powell was killed last September
when his head came in contact with
an electric globe hanging above the
machine at which he was working in
the plant Of the defendant. II Is
alleged that the fittings OF the light
were defective. due TO carelessness on
the part OF the defendant
The cases against the Mound coal
miners. is OF whom are held for the
grand jury on charges OF melting 10
riot under the Red Men" act. only
three OF the total number being able
to furnish the required bond of $500.
is being watched with the closest in
terest by labor leaders and operators
throughout the country. The men
we're arrested following the trouble
near the Mound mine shaft on April
3, when a mob attacked several
miners who refused 10 Join the
strikers. after the latter had walked
out upon refusal OF the company "a
recognize the union.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-25
At a SWELL WEDDING

groups are making nightly visits into
the surrounding towns and villages
where scores have been led 20 accept
Jesus Christ. one Of the most noted
of these meetings was IN special SER
vice held 40 West Liberty where ths
State Normal school is located. More
than i15 professed conversion. Amons
This number were AT the members ~
meeting tomorrow Testimonials VIII
alec De riVen BY personal workers
and reports for the work o. The pant
week The meeting WIN BE- held a.
e.f5 O'Clock and viii Be On charge %
Charles y. Lawyer All men are cor
daily Invited % attend
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COUNTY COURT.


Fidueiary.
q ~. nowier was appointed admin
istratOr % the estate ~ Katherine
Maurer: bond $4,000.
g. ". bowler was appointed admin
istrator ~ the estate Of Andrew
Mnurer. bond 5000.
Deeds Recorded.
Emerson 70. showers and wife 70
Harry r. brennan and wife. parts q
lots 3 and IN Linton addition 20
Elm Grove. consideration. so.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-25
MEMS MEETING
Psrsonal Workers Lsaaus United
With ths v NJ &. A-Mors Thar
f25 Have Bscorns Converted

The meeting for men a. the Y. M.
featured with number % bright
Ennppy talks The personal work
leaEue united with the v NJ g. A On
these meetings 81 The close q the
great campaign and most remarkable
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-25

Beech Glen Land Co. % Carrie r.
flst. lot so. 90 On Beech Glen. con-
Hidcration. $40.
Deeds % Trust
Fivc deeds OF trust were left for rec
ord.
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We sell direct from the factory 20
you. that's Why. We guarantee this
machine for g years. prepay freight
charges. guarantee safe delivery and
refund your money n not az repre-.
aenfod
This o. nov special agency propo.
sitlon that entities you to one county
right for one year. and 10 pays or 10.
Felf ever. month. This should be
good news % tho wise Address to
day.
The Wood Waste DistiHeriss Co. toe
f20f McCuiiouh Street,
Wheeilna. W. Va. U.s.A
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IMPORTANT MATTERS
Discussed a. Meeting Of the Board Of
County comriusioners Yes
tsrday Afternoon.

PROSECUTING Attorney J. %. Hard1aD
was present % tho meeting ~ the
board Of comm seionera yaafa-Iav 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-25

Many q man gets the reputation %
being a "EoOd feilov" whiis Eoins n
he bad.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-25

Case company. Of Racine. wis o.
plain the merits % bis c1mpanv.s
system ~ road machinery The
meeting ~ tho board was not exc
cuiive 90 stated IN an evening paper
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-19
UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
 HAVE ACTIVE WEEK
Recital By Vocal Students and Grand Ball By Engineering
 Corps.

Fayetteville. March 1S-The pas week has been an active one in uni- versity circles. On Wednesday af- ternoen the pupils of Mrs. May Gum mings Batman she accomplished teacher Of vocal music at Ae On . versity Of Arkansas, gave one of the mes. enjoyable rseitals ever attempt ad hy the students Of this school. Mrs. Bateman has studied under the best singers of the country. and the work of her pupils dSmenstra' cd the abiaEy Of their accomplished teacher, Every number on the splendid ITO gram was well received. Out best O. all was the singing Of the Eyenins Prayer in Brittany" by full ehos Us Nfs. Batemaa taking .he leadinE soprano part in this masterpiece oi Chs minade.
 Friday WAS engineers day a. the university. At an early hour with bard ani life thes made tour oi os he town. one hundred and fifty O them. On the posteffiee square he! ma sed and had the photog7aphe7 tf strike their D cture. In the a-'er ooon .hey had ball game. the isF's of the season, and at night sranC SaiI.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-19

The men at work in the sops were in the majority of cases from out of the city, being brought here by .he Southern Pacific when ,hs strike was inauguTated.
 Te locomotive was standing n the wards near the shops and the eNplo- sion came without warning. Par s of the roundhouse collapsed aI1 several small buildings ill the shop enclosure were wrecked, including parts of the machine shops. Englhs in the roundhouse were smasksd as if hit with huge mallets. The round house eaugh. fire for time. The half,on jacket of the exploded ioeo- motive boiler dropped two houses on Duval street. while the tender was oatapulated several hun@red fee. and twisted into big shapeless chunks Of steel. W ndows were broken for many blocks, while the entire city felt the jar.
 Wild confusion followed he ex- plosion, despite an almost paralyz- ing horror caused by the condition Of many ef the dead.
 Fragments of bodies Were picked up for blocks around the shops va. is. Bodies and parts of bodies were dragged out of the wreekage fn the immediate vicinity of the eNpio- sion
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-19
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