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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-10


Side IS the guest Of relatives In VII.
Jamestown. W. Va.
Lieutenant Of Police BuchwaId IL on
a fishing excursion up the MIskingum
river.
Herman s willet Of Pittsburgh was
a business visitor IN the city yester.
day
Bertram p. Caddle u the Island is
spending a weeks vacation along the
Muskingum.
James =. Hanley. IT.. will leave
Thursday Co take up his studies AZ the
University Of Valparaiso. Ind.
William Gray left last evening for
his home IN Carnegie. Pa. 10 spend
the winter.
Paul Clayton 81 Woodiawn will Do.
part next Monday for Norranfown
whore be will rc-outer the State Uni
vcrsity.
Percy Miller. who win enter tho
West virginia University az Morgan.
town. viii leave Monday.
Charles and Frank Nennum Of this
city spent Sunday visiting their
brother. Clarence Ncnnum. 81 Chester
who IL suffering with an attack 81
rheumatism.
Dr G. L. Muhlman ~ Parkeraburr
is IN bridgeport no The bedside Of hls
sictcr. Mr.. 4. W Vogtiey.
". r Stone left last evening for
NTw YORK city. where he will spend
several days on business.
Alex Young who has boon n siu.
dent % the Washington and lee Uni
versiiy. VIII leave Tuesday % resume
his studies a. that institute
Mrs. Charles Miliigan. who has
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-10
About People
Movements Of individuals 20 and
From the City.
Hotel ArrlNala-

The following West Virginians were
registered OF the local hotels yester-
day:
McLure-P. l.. Byard. % Parkers-
burg: r. II. Anderson, OF Friendly:
g. II. Culbertson. Of Huntington: Mrs.
y. W. STROLLER. OF Fairmont. z n.
Rinarch. OF Clsrksburg. and a. H..
Robb. OF Fairmont
Grand Central-M. G. williams. Of
Charleston; W. y. Freeman. Of Salem:
George Bourne. Of Chester: william
Mayes. Of Cinrksburg. and J. Y. High
ridge. Of TuLBclt0n.
Brunswick-J. n. Hester. ~ Hunt
ington. n. G. Conkiin. % Welrton. r.
Z. Menoid. % Pine Grove. John Lyon.
Of Clarksouig. and l.. W. Fox. OF
Wallace
windsor-o. r. Lonrworthy. Of
Sistersvilie. g. n. Summers. OF
Grafton. r. ]. Justin. 81 smithncldS
p. ID. Mooney Of Fairmont. and J.
". Rowland. q ParkersburR.
Stamina. y. Custer. ~ Hundred.
T. r. NingliDg o. Warrington. y. II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-10

been the guest Of relatives and friends
IN this city FOR several weeks. has
returned TO her home at Parkersburr
Mrs. Henry Williams has returned
90 her homo 90 New Castle. Pa. after
a visit With relatives and friends To-
the East End.
Miss Ethel Newman has returned
20 her home on the South Side after
n visit with relatives and friends az
Marietta. q.
Miss Cora Roth. a former resident
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-10
Rivals Her Daughter
in Youthful Beauty


weil-known society nafron whose
youthful beauty is ~ well preserved that
fne - REGARDED aa her daughter RI rival
IN this respect ff0uah she does not pose
81 such attributes her Elrlleh complex
jon CHIEFLY % two fhinFq She says
= am convinced that creams hv over
loading The skin and pores. tend 90 age
The completion. Mercolized wax has lust
ne Opposite effect ~ keeps ne pores
clean. permitting them 90 breathe ard
r moves dead particles 81 ruffrfe which
hre constantly appearing and which give
the complexion That faded look When
ever ny skin begins % Get tho least bic
off-color, ] SO ~ ny drurrIsf'a FOR en-
ounce Of merrolized WnV. Z Apply this
niEhtly. IKE cold cream. Tor a week nr
-. washing "a of mornings This IL
Nnat Keeps my complexion 90 fresh.
white ard vefvefv.
The absence ~ wrinkles and rahbi-
mess oFe 60 me use % ID rlnrfr f4ra
bath prepared by dlssolvfne one ounce 81
LoNg efe1 s1roIlfe i1 hqif Pint witch
hazel This keeps the skin tight ana
firm"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-10

81 this city. but who FOR the past
two years has been residing az Roth
ford. y. D.. has returned 20 this city.
Rev. S. X. Arbuthnot u. d.. at
tended quarterly conference in
MCpndsvilie yesterday
Leroy Hull ~ Bristol. Tenn. is
spending few days IN Woodlawn.
u. " Alexander Of Canton. O.. 10
spending a few days a. the stratford
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-10
Farewell Surprise

c. NJ. button. who has for the past
three years has been clerk at the
stratford Hotel. was rendered a very
delightful surprise last evening. prev
ious TO leaving for Mingo. where he
has accepted n position with the JEFF
ferson Electric Company. AS tokens
or esteem in which he is held by the
guests, he was presented with a
gold watch and a beautiful
pair OF gold Gun links. L. A. King
made the presentation speech on be-
half of the guests and Mr.. button re-
sponded In appropriate words. Later
an informal farewell reception was
rendered the retiring clerk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-10
INSTRUMENTATION.

Last Saturday afternoon at 4
O'Clock the marriage Of Miss Sophia
Cummings and Mr. Charles Dough-
erty OF Baltimore. Mr.. was perform
ed. Rev. Charles VI. Robinson. pas
tor OF the First United Presbyterian
church. officiated and the ceremony
was OF a quiet nature. there being no
attendants. After the wedding the
young couple left for an extended
wedding tour which includes New
York. Montreal and other large cities
OF the United States and Canada.
They will make their home in Balti
more.
Smoky City Laundry Flakes make
wash day q Joy. Ask your grocer, Sc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-10
Plano Recital

Under the direction OF Miss Lillian
POWERS. assisted by Miss Name Nor
gan a piano recital will be given this
evening In the Y. NJ. c. A. auditor.
ium: An Interesting program will be
rendered and doubtless a large au-
dience will be present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-10
Health and Beauty Hints
By MRS NAE MARTYR

X N =. salloN cornp.sxion ltx~r-
-, ~. III a pass ans otaet srsptioas
oicod-tonic and lver-reEulafor fas-
solve one ounce OF karasns IN ons-h.-
p.nt o. s.eohoi mot whisksyl. sad one
water 20 make n quart Take one table
spoonful five minutes before ~arh rns.i
hsra~ne pnrtfies tie blood arOuses IA.
petite and tend. 10 strengthen ana buiis
~ the entire system.
J. w You can add greatly to your
beauty n you rub Pyroxin on your eve
orovs with fing~r-end This naE..
,nem grow thick and silky. Applying
pyros ~ NJ Iash-roots with thumb ana
icre-nnger makes them grow long ami
curly Csc caution and don't set Ey-
rohin where no hair Is wanted
Mrs. d. Those ugly hairs can =.
quickly bsnished from your FAC. Win
paste made WITH powdered eeiatnne
and water. This paste should remain
on the hairy surface two or three min
utes. then rub off and wash the skin
ana every trace Of hair has vanished
The delatone treatment never fails and
ish.
Annette: The affiiction Of over-ratnsss
positive calamity TO a young ana pretty
woman to become too fat IN thes. DAYS
when fashion cecrees the slender figure
ah' ohAy one. You can reduce
your weight almost at the rate OF A
pound a day until you reach normal. n
you Will dissolve four ounces OF parnot.S
In u pints OF hot water and take a
Tablespoonful before each meal You
can buy parnotic from any first-ciass
druggist IL L. harmless. fat-disSolver
and those who take a. marvel al its won-
derful effect n makes one look and feel
younger. brighter. more buoyant and
energetic
Fannie r.: To be sure a face-lotIon Is
far better than face powder. but you Will
have to be careful what you use as most
liquid face powders contain Injurious
ingredients that are likely To- ruin your
complexion. Try this inexpensive one
which Is all right: Dissolve four ounces
/ of spurmax In a half-pint OF witch hazel
| or hot water and add two tcaspoonfuis
OF glycerine. Rub this on your face.
neck and arms. and ~ will give your skin
I a very pleasing. delicate tone This
lotion does not show or rub off like pow
der and will remove that shiny. sallow
/ look from your skin This preparation
| 81 "A wonderful skin-beautifier and find
~ excellent for rough. red or saliow
skins. freckles and skin-pimples.
Mrs. David o. The only reason why
| many hair and scalp-specialists advise
against frequent shampooing IL the dan
ger that comes through the use OF soap
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-10

and inferior shamPoos wkieh coutai-
itee ~.sAi % other ingredients MUIR
icGs 70 the hair. II yOur hair A trtn
very dry or oily ana looSs 80 duu
suinsy- and unkstnpt a few GAYS after
= Anpcoing. try clrAlrinE With a t-a-
LthorfGl q cunthrox dissolved IN 4 cur
~ not water. then siusing Thoroughly
Win clear water You can use thi-
shaupoo A. often a. you ike. - II vi.
e~nstt your hair and scalp wonderfully
~ NlA relieve that itching sensation and
make your hair beautiful. flgffy and ap-
par Twice a. thlck This shampoo cries
quickly without any danger OF streaking
or discoloraflou
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-10
Meeting TonIoht.

This evening an important meeting
or the Island Literary club will be
heid at the home of Mrs. A. r.
schmidt. No. 30 Poplar avenue. Wood.
lawn The session will be devoted TO
business and an interesting program
will be rendered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-10
Miss loper EntertaIns

Miss Virginia Lopez pleasantly en-
tertained last Thursday evening AT
her home on the Island. compli.
mentary TO Miss Sarah Coivis. who
leaves "Wednesday for the Mary Bald
win seminary. and Mise Adaline Root
who leaves soon for the West Virginia
Wesleyan college.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-10
SOCIETY
6urprise partx

Quite q lumber OF young folks
folks called AZ the home OF David
Ioomey on Bow strset In the East
End last evening and rendered him a
surprise party. as he leaves today to
attend school At Romney. W. Va
AFTER recovering from his surprise he,
oeifghtuliy entertained his callers.
Games OF different kinds were In
duiged In and music was feature OF
the evenings fun. At a seasonabie
hour tempting refreshments were
served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-10

Miss II l. ~ you only knew what vac
IN tie cheap. greasy cold cream you hav,
hssn sniearing on your face. YOU would
never ice them again, as they are realI.
LartnfGl Never -. anything but a
sreassiess cream n you don't NAnt hair
On your face. Al small expense you
can prepare an excellent complexion
cream-jslly BY stirring together and
All"wing 20 stand over night two tea
si.oonfuls glycerins. one ounce aimo1oin
ana one-haif pint cold water. Use tins
regularly and a viii clear up YOUR com
pleHlon wonderfully ~ removing al dirt
and OIL IL viii also remove quickly
those oiackheads and other effects OF no
weather such a. freckles. tan and rough
aers OF the skin % which you speak
Ihis II the only reliable cream | have
ever found for removing wrinkles with
out leaving the skin rough and fabby
after uassagins AMI for reducing M.
sire OF large. dirt-collecting pores
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-10
Dance This EVENING.

Richland district branch OF the So
ciaiist party viii dance this evening
at their hall at Greggsviile. A special
dance program has been prepared ana
music will be furnished by Miss Julia
kroeber. Refreshments will be served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-10
Bauer-Peterson.

The marriage OF Miss Clara Peter
son. popular young woman OF Mar
tins Ferry and Clarence Bauer. a
prominent young man OF Bellaire. oc-
Cured Saturday evening of last
week, at the parsonage of the First
NJ. Z. church in Martins Ferry. Tho
ceremony was performed AT s O'Clock
by Rev. f. T. Mohn and the attend
ants were Miss Edith Burton and Mr..
Frank Lawn. They left on n short
wedding trip and upon their return
will reside in Bellaire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-10

Under the direction OF Harry Supp.
St Paufs orchestra will give a con
cert Thursday evening of this week
at Darlington. The affair will be held
in the Darlington opera house. under
tho auspices OF the ImmanueIs
Evangelical Sunday school. An inter
esting program has been arranged.
consisting Of humorous readings. or
chestra selections. vocal and instru-
mental solos
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-10

Mrs. David O: The only reason why
many hair and scalp-specialists advise
against frequent hampooing IL the dan
ger that comes through the use OF soap
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-10

Enid s: Your hcada aches and gen
orally despondent feeling very likely
come rom your weak mia med eyes
You should attend 10 the matter lmmc-
diately or you may have to wear glasses
permanently. Get an ounce Of crvstos
and dissolve II in pint OF water. Put a
rev drops In each eye two or thrc. times
a day and am sure IA will strengthen
your eyes wonderfully and remove your
eye troubles generally. ! find this a
splendid remedy. N does not smart the
eyes ana - fine for DUH. tired. sore eyes
that have that over-worked feeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-10

victoria; Your scalp needs a good.
stimulating quinine hair-tonic TO remove
tne dandruff. stop irritation and falling
haIr- Get from any drug store one-ha!f
punt Alcohol not whiskeyD and one ounce
Guinzcin and mix Ia with one-haIf pint
water ana you VIII have a much better
tonic than any OF those ready-prepared
tonlcs you have been buying Brush
your hair daily and twice a week apply
t,is tonic 20 the scaip.rubhing 10 In gently
This will do wonders for YOUR DUH lie.
less. Falling hair, and put your scalp In
healthy condition This tonic will
make your hair soft. SILKY and lustrous
Keep the scalp clean by frequent sham
poos with canthroK and you will not
nave further trouble with your hair
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-10

Moore. Of Parkcrsburg. and W. T.
Tyler. OF Charleston.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-04-18

ed IS shown by the position of the dis
tinguishing letter with reference to
the number. To indicate that the
house is on the left side of the road.
as the course of the road is faced, a
capital letter is placed at the left of
the number, as it begins the combina-
ton number. To indicate the right
side, a small letter is placed at the
right of the number.
Left, 4 So. .6s c right.
Distance is ar important factor in
locating far-away points. On blocked
roads the block becomes the unit for
short road distances. The mile re-
mains the unit for long road distances.
There being ten blocks and ten mum
bers to the mile, makes of it a decimal
system; from any house or block num-
Der, both short and long distances, in
both blocks and miles, can be instant
ly read. AS the block and house num-
bers are the same, the number itself
shows the number OF blocks from the
commencement of the road. As there
are ten blocks and ten numbers to
the mile, by reading in a decimal
point before the last figure of the
number, the miles are given.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-04-18

The proposition that owners of au-
tomobiles who indulge in "joy-rid-
ing shall be subject to revocation
Of licenses looks fair and reasonable.
Surely something effective should be
done to protect the public against joy-
riding. which often has it's inspiIa-
tion ia intoxication produced by inn
moderate imbibing Of strong drink,
and which whenever it takes place is
carried on at the imminent risk Of
the public Not only pedestrians, but
automobilists are interested in the
suppression Of joyridipg, for the joy
rider is q menace to everything and
everybody on the road. The possibili-
ty Of eneoqnterirg reckless joy
riders takes away much of the pleas
ure Of the careful automobilist in
every locality which loy-riders fire.
quent. Jgy-riding y indefensible and
should be suppressed by the simple
expedieat Of revoking licenses whose
owners have demonstrated that they
are net entitled to retain them.
Evening Wisconsin,
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-04-18

State superintendent Cary continues
to state his views Of how far our
state institution falls short of what
state university should be and his
articles are being given very careful
consideration by the people Of the
state. Wisconsin people have been
educated to regard their university
as a high and holy thing beyond the
possibility of error. but Mr. Cary is
undoubtedly persuading a good many
Of them to take his view of the uni
versity as an institution which is alb
sorbing vast sums Of the people s
money without rendering what he be-
lieyes is an adequate return. A lit
tie wholesome publicity is probably
all that will be NEEDED to remedy
most Of the evils complained Of
however,
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-04-18

of the graduate students manifest
very ordinary ability. Indeed it is
said that many of them at college
graduation are not successful in secur-
ing good positions and hence continue
their studies in the hope that some
thing worth while may later turn up.
The most highly priced degree stu
dents get on the completion of their
advanced study is called the degree
Of doctor Of philosophy (Ph. d. To
secure this degree a student must con-
tinue in the university three years
after graduating from four year col
lege course. These graduates are Of
ten called specialists or experts. Does
the world seem eager to secure the
services of these experts2 The presi-
dent Of great state university re-
marked a few years ago, partly in
jest, that You could get such men by
the car load at $1,000 a year. Some
are more fortunate than this, how
ever, and get salaries as high as
81, 800. But few get more than $1,000
unless they are unusually mature in
years and successful in experience.
Last June our university turned out
seventeen such graduates, or about
three for every hundred who complet-
ed the regular college course and re-
ceived bachelors degree. On the
average, these students received over
$500 each last year from the univer-
sity. Six did not receive any money.
Where are these people at the pres
ent time and what are they doingg
Three Of them are instructors in our
university. The only woman in the
class is now married and living in
Madison. The other thirteen are scat
tered to the four winds, but all of
them are outside the state. From a
common sense point of view, is it
worth ali the bother that is made
about it? Should the center Of gravi-
ty be in the graduate school?
A distinguished educator and citizen
of Boston said in the Popular Science
Monthly for October, 1908, 1.-THE
curse Of American scholarship and of
American education is the Ph. d.
And SO it is, if it diverts attention
from the proper education Of the mass
Of college students,
Respectfully yours,
G. F. Cary,
State Superintendent.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-04-18

others interested to make any state
ment as to how it will work out. The
Plan Is briefly outlined in q letter
which has been sent 10 County Clerk
Jones to be presented bye the clerk to
the county board
The main features Of country road
blocking are alignment, noming
blocking sna marking; four items
i. ms ROADS Of an entire county
are first carefully studied BY people
competent, and aligned, or arranged,
into the fewest and longest lengths
suitable for naming and blocking.
?. To each road, as aligned is Civ
en- a short, pleasing. useable name.
3. The roads are then blocked,
which consists in carefully measuring
them along their surfaces, thus Civ
ing the travelled distances, and divid-
ing each mile Of their lengths into ten
equdl pdAJs We il1o lHdi pluOhs u oAo
feet each, having only road frontage.
The blocks are numbered. eommenc-
ing at the end Of the road nearest to
the county seat, and the block mum
hers are taken as the basis for the
numbering of the country houses and
the locating Of all objects on or near
the roads. All houses in a block take
the number of their block regardless
of the number there may be in the
same block. In order to give each
house an identity Of its own, in com
bination with the block number a dis
tinguishing letter is used, different
one, for each house.
There being but one number to the
block and that being applicable alike
to both sides of the road, the side of
the road upon which a house is locat-
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-04-18
INSURGENTS ACTIVE
Woodmen Who Oppose Rate
Raise Get Out Paper to
Fight for Cause.
PROMISE LITIGATION LATER

A small newspaper has been issued
by the insurgent Woodmen of Chicago,
called ",The Kill Bill. The pap
er is published by John L. Sunbeam, a
prominent Woodman of the state, and
it contains some very interesting facts
concerning the present M. w. A. fight
of the country.
The paper is being widely circuIat-
ed in this county among the local
Woodmen. and it will. without doubt.
have a great effect on their views on
the rate question. The following
short extracts are taken from the
April issue:
Under the rates adopted at Chicago
the Modern Woodmen of America
would accumulate in ten wears a. re-
serve fund Of about $500 900. 900. bas-
ing the estimate on the present mem
bersbin and ASSUMING that the mem
hers retain the form Of certificate and
the amount Of insurance they now car
~ and assuming normal strength and
lansations; and this under 4 law
which takes away the rights Of the
members to 90 into court to protect
tbo tremendous trust fnnd AGAINST mis-.
appropriation. and under form Of or
ganization which makes it practical
" impossible for the members to ex-
ere;se supervision through the insti-
unions Of the order.
Toasmucb as the chance of rates
aoes from entry age to attained ace
and inasmuch as the table Of rates IS
NOT alone an increase. but a revoll-
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-04-18
DIVIDE COUNTY INTO BLOCKS
Promoters Of New System Claim It win
Prove Better Than Numbering of
Houses in Many Of the Cities Keno
sha May Be Pioneer in the Work.

Members Of the Kenosha County
Board and members Of the Kenosha
Automobile Club are being urged to
take up plan for the blocking Of
country roads throughout Kenosha
county with a view Of securing some
plan for the numbering Of the houses
Of the county The plan is an en-
tirely new one and it is being urged
by some Of the best known residents
OF the county. The proposition is so
new to Wisconsin that it IS difficult
for the members Of the board and
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-04-18

The decision of the council to de-
Vote part of the appropriation set
aside tor the purchase of the Dick
haut property north of the city to
the erection Of building on the poor
farm which shall serve the dual pur-
pose of sanitarium for patients in
the advanced stages of tuberculosis
and Of an isolation hospital when
such a building is needed will be ap-
proved by the people Of the city gen
orally The amount to be spent now
$4,000 is small, but it is certain that
the expenditure Of much larger sum
would have been approved had it been
necessary to provide better build
ings at this time. The people Of Ke-
nosha have enlisted in body in the
campaign against the white plague
and are determined that it shall be
carried forward in this city along
scientific lines and they realize that
these patients in the advanced stages
of the disease who are unable 10 care
fo, themselves must BE- looked after
frst # apy real progress 4 70 be
made II stamnino ont the plague n
Konosba n NAV ha also notad II
+b;s connac+ion +hat ia snnnort c,iven
NJ naw health ordinance inst nassea
bv The council indicates 4 demand for
general imnroyement IN sanitary
conai+ions alono oh limos II the citv
tbat i no+ ooino il hesitate Al tbe