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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18
A GREAT NEED
Or. Winserter Calls Attention 20 Case
OF Small Boy ForeWhorn No
Provision Is Made

A case which has recently come 20
the attention Of the Associated char
tiles emphasizes the lonEfelt need o.
a proper institution for the care or
dem"n'd children. especially az ten
der wears Although there are two
asylums FOR m" insane in this state.
no arrangements have been made tor
the care 90 small children thus AZ
fiicted." said Or &. \. WinGerter
yesterday Continuing he SAID 1t
is thought that II an Institution Wer"
provided where such children could
receive treatment and proper atton-
ton that IN many Instances cures
would be effected Since considerable
interest is being taken in the case
in question. n il likely that a move
ment for children'se asylum will
be inauGursted.
TIE actions Of a seven year old
French boz OF North Main street have
caused ply sicians who have examined
him 20 believe him insane. A. one
time he tried 10 stab his older sister.
lie also tried 10 set fire 10 the house
and az another tim" tied his infant
sister ~ % chair. When quito small
he WAS knocked down. striking thu.
bac.. oi his head and has acted pccu-
liarlN since.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18
CRIMSON GLOW
LAND RAIDED
"Coppers' Descend on the Little SIS
tiers OF Shame IN the Wee Small
Hours Of the Norrinu

squad az police. header ~ Lieut.
HuchWald and Roundsman Mcdonnell.
~"epf down upon the talCum powder
district ~ an early hour This morning
and made one of the most successful
raids that has "v" been made. over
20" men and women being placed I'M
der arrest The raid was all the more
successful because 70 was made short.
~ after sunday and IN" many SWANS
OF IN" city who are inclined 10 play
the dolls % fairy land were much put
OUT when they were interrupted while
giving their version of th. turkey.
rot 10y brac" Of stalwart policemen.
and were ordered TO come across or
pay little extra for ride in the
booty wagon"
Every one of 'hc tw.nty-cisht
houses in the city we're pulled and
nearly fifty unfortunatrs did not have
IN" necessary sum to pay their fines
and now lie IN the city bastile swat
Ing 10 hear the judge say $50
The landladics Of IN. houses that
were pulled are Artio Burnett,
Daisy barnett. Lucy Belmont. MAY
Burke. Mrs Bradford. Martha Blair
Thelma Chrisiy. BESSIE Derue. Jean
Edwards. Stella Gifiin. Ola HAYS. NAV
Haze. May Howard Margaret joyce.
stella Jones. Florence Littell. Ella
Miller. Edith Men. Clarice Nutter.
Kitty Terrill. Dor Venue. Sallie Van
Gundy. Jean Wilson. Glenn Foster.
Anna Iiill. Aline Busch. Maude West.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18
FATAL ACCIDENT
island Resident Fails or Stree, and
strikes rs Read Against the
Cgrb.

Wallace Harding. aged IS died
saturday night from q fracture % he
skull as a result OF being run down
by horse and buggy owned and dr!v-
en- ~ Albert DmmaCk % East TW-n-
ty'ninth street. The accident occur
red at the corner OF Fourteenth and
Market streets. when Mr. Harding az.
tempted 10 cross the street. which
was crowded with vehicles
JUS "a the aged man stepped OF
the curbstone the head OF the horse
driven by Dimmack struck him on the
shoulder and he frightened. jumped
backwards. fell and struck his head
on the concrete Curbsfuus. fracturiuc
the skull The unfortunate nan was
carried into Schurd''S drug store and
examined BY DR.. +. l.. Hupp. who or
dered him removed 10 the home o. ms
sonin-law. l.. g McEllhaney. on Erie
street There he was attended by
Dr ". = Meera.l. bur he never r..
gained CONSCIOUSNESS and soon died
The deceased had resided iu This
city about six years with his daughter
Mrs. !. g. McEllhauey
The funeral service vas conducted
over the remains YESTERDAY afternoon
BY Rev. Charles r. Hustler. pastor of
the Island Christian church The body
will BE- sent today 20 Freeport. q .
where intermenr viii be- made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18
HIGH TREASON IN
C0NSTANTINOPLE
Notorious Member Of the Party Stays
Officers and IS Himself Sen
fenced TO Death

CO\STANTlNOPLF. Nov. II
Several more prominent Unionists. IN.
Guiding Ialaat hey. an oX-cabinet min
ister were arrested today. \ motto.
rious member 81 tho party. Rjamhou.
ldt hey. resisted arrest. killing one
officer and Wounding another. Uc
was then secured. court martialcd and
sentenced 10 death An eX-deputy.
Ohedulia1. and Djomii Hey. a mem.
her Of tho staff Of newspaper Tauiu
were sentenced 10 five years impris.
onment ON charges az high treason
ON" ~ the editors % the Tanin WAS
condemned 70 seven years imprison.
ment.
The number ~ men to be landed
from the foreign WarShips will De- dc.
cld"d AZ meeting 81 the commau.
d"rs tomorrow morning. The actual
landing Of some 81 the marines took
place just before midnight Sunday
strong detachmeuts. carving q com
plete equipment ~ six Maxim gui,
we're brought ashore Accommoda,
lions We're prepared A. the british
embassy for 100 marines Tn" Off
cal explanation of this landing i- that
This action was taken for the purpoe.
or quieting the Nervousness caused
by the heavy fire ~ Tchatalja
Among me cholera victims who
have arrived from tle front is Gen.
eral Ahmed Ria hey. president OF tho
Turkish parliament
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18
RIVER NEWS

The steamboat Liberty. which was re-
Gently purchased by the river combine
To- he Placed Ia the Pittsburgh Parkers-
burg trade 20 take the place Of the
greenwood. PASSED up saturday night
for Pittsburgh. The name will be
changed 90 The City Of Parkershurg"
With m. Wickets raised At the No
M-chen dam and one bear trap lowered
last evening. tine river stood At lI5
feet Below the dam u was q o. f-"t.
The repairs 10 the boilers 81 tine
steamer Liberty viii probably re COM
pleted To-day 100 time iur tn boat to-
make het rex ular ran To- tlaringtuu
The Oriole arrived Saturday evening
and remaining over sunday vii .snv.
'hiS morning 30 Do o'clock Tor Marietta
The Admiral Dewey D. scheduled tp
pass down this evening az midnight
Yesterdays boats included th. Ior.ra.
tor ZaueSti!ls KauHwhA ANA Admiral
l1eWsr. fog pittsburgh.
River MARKS.
flTTSRt RGii Pa Nov f--Sfas.4
reported tonight follow.
DAVIS ISLAND-Io- feet. falling.
cloudy.
STEuBENVILLE->I feet. f.dans
cloudy.
OIL CITY 3 feet. stationary. cloudy.
WARREN Is feet stationary. snow.
PAitkEESRt-RG- feet falling.
cloudy.
M"RGNNTnwN- f..t. stationary.
fair
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18
ARREST PROMINENT
BUSINESS MEN

PORTLAND. Ore. Nov l. -Four.
teen men. a number Of them promi-
nent IN the business and professional
lie ~ Portland. are under arrest fo.
night. as the result Of an lnvestiga-
lion set ia motion by the confession
or boy arralgned IN the delinquency
court More arrests are Promised bv
the prosecuting attorney.
W. u Allen prominently connected
with y. VI. q. \. work In this city.
Is in local hospital. suffering from
Inc effects - poison. said 10 have
been taken ty him last night when
Do learned that h.s name was con
urcfcd with The csflration
Dr , 70 Hrdm4n- and DR. Hurry
stuart wcre arrested today stu.
art D. boo jail in default Of $4,000 bail.
hut lT Holman Was released On his
own cnE1.zance Athers in fail are
men holding positions o. trust In
hus.ncFs houses. and 'ho exposure has
tlu % profound aston fshmeu'
Every "fCrf vas made 90 krop tho
arrests secret but the nnd ~ OF
Ailen in his rooms. nearly dead 70.
s.i.'ed in th" frs. publicity ~ the
Six ~ those arrested are said d.
hsVo confessed and % have implicated
many other.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18
THOMSON NJ. E.
Important Announcements Of Meet
ings This Week by Various So
cicties OF Church

Following will DO tho meerings
held This week by the societies and
other organizations Of tho Thomson
VI T. church
Is y. VI Monday Tho King $
Daughters Circle will meet with Mrs
&. ". Dixon. stop - Brook side. Ohio
llo' tcS~cs Mrs. e " Dixon and Mrs
" y Frazier
ZOO =. Tuesday Second Divi-
sion. ladies' Aid Society will meet
at the home OF Mrs Charles Watkins.
6"5 ;. Penn street Mrs j Il Price.
leader
80 = M-Tucsday Meeting 81 the
Standard hearers AZ the home az Hell
en- Howe. \ Huron street
1.3l i VI Wednesday PRAYER ana
Praise service. some Old fashioned
PRAYER Meetings will b. the theme
~ . s'h!es of messages for the mid
week service The first Will DO on
The Fir.r PRAYER Meeting. and the
man that vas not there"
30" i VI. ThursdaV Regular
meeting ~ the Ladies' Aid society in
IN" church rarlors
: a. T.. VI Thursday. The concert
20 be given
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18
CHRISTMAS
TERMS
$500 Cash
$40 a Month
No Interest
NEWS BRIEFS

"A supper and social will be- given
| by the Woman's Home and Foreign
missionary Society Mt Trinity Luther
an church Thursday evening, Decem-
Der II.
Congressman John w. Davis lost
1--WE votes in Precinct No. /. Union
district, due TO All error i'm tabulation
Davis was credited with 80 instead of
50, and this increases Laughiin's ma
jority in the county to ~. The com
missioners will meet again today.
National Democratic Committee
man John 7 McGraW. OF Grafton. was
a visitor In the city Saturday lie de-
clared that Prcsidcut-elect Wilson's
call for a special session OF Congress
was "A wise one.
Nathan Strauss and Percy Mon
zoe were arrested Saturday evening
charged with holding up stranger in
North Wheeling. They will be given
preliminary hearing this morning
I'm police court.
Thomas l. Padden. former mem
Der Of the State legislature from Ohio
county. has announced his candidacy
or chief Of police on the Democratic
kicket
Tho ". j. Lukens Co. Of the sill
Ner shop" have ISSUED interesting
calendar postals az artistic design
with the autobiography and birthplace
pf famous Americans. Tho cards are
advertising their holiday stock.
The annex to She Windsor Hotel.
which has been open since th" hotel
proper WAS closed several weeks ago.
preparatory 20 razing the structure to
knake room for ucU ten story hui d
ting. will b" closed Friday Of this
week and will b" romodrlcd
A special meeting az the binding
bnd ground committee of the Board
~ Education Will o.. held this even
ing
An order ~ discharg" vas on
tered Saturday in the Federal court
! n the bankrurtcS matter OF George Y.
Finck. a local tailor.
The monthly meeting of the I-l-
nnd Chapter of the W. & 7. T.. viii
BIZ held this evening In the Calvary
baptist chapel corner Of Mary iaud
tvenue and North Broadway street
A propo- ifion ~ furnish gas 70
he citizeu- OFF Wheeling ViU o.. made
by the West virginia Traction q Flee.
ric Company 90 meeting of the
Board Of control to hp held This week
Ind will later Doc presented to tho
tity council Tor action The proposal
: being prepared hy attorneys.
Secretary Rot % Saylor. ~ the
Board ~ Trade. leaves This evening
Tor Chicago. whore ho Ni attend 70
10 KNgaf Errg.rf.. l.Iff.tf 10 fha Chi
ago land show
Excelsior lodge wIi This evening
Entertain tho tI..rr- committee APP
pointed by tarInu. s % o. vs. lodges
BIZ this Citf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18
MEDALS AWARDED
ST. Matthew's Church Choir Boys
Awarded Medals for Proficiency
In Music and Department.

The medals awarded monthly 10 the
members a. the choir Of the 1t
Matthews =. =. church choir. for the
month OF October were awarded 10
'ha l"s Schulfze. for proficiency in
music. Roland Jones. department.
Charles Robertson. Richard Wrestling.
Charles Schultz and Roland Jones.
for attendance. This month ends tho
choir year. the different medals will
be- presented 20 the bows having won
them the creates number " times
DO" past year and they become their
property
Charlie Schmeichel. John Maje-ky.
James stewart. Charles li0nneseu and
Reed ADAMS have Joined the choir
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Thomas 9. Mcfarland.

Al his home on Taylor's Ridge.
Marshall county. occurred the death
~ Thomas Is. Mcfarland yesterfla s..
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. following an
illness OF nearly years duration.
! n" deceased was IN the S3rd year
OF his axe, having been born in Wash
inst"n county. Pa. January in. I>.g.
Wien eight years Of age hc moved
with his parents To- Taylors Ridge.
where b" has resided since.
The deceased was one % Tho. most
prosperous and highly respected farm
ers 81 Marshall county He was a
life ng memrcT ~ tho Zion NJ T.
church. iir mi S."d IN tho civil war
In Company l.. Fourth West Virginia
'dNalrN. and served on- year. en-
Septs mbcr ~. 1860. hc was married
TO Miss Martha l.. iiuEgan, Of Pow o.
haitian county. -. If, ~ sur, we'd los.
wife and two daughters. Mrs =. VI.
IlH'l'u ut Mouucstiii.. and Mrs.
Miami. l;".h. 81 Pleasant Vallry.
" D., rliur
an" funeral viii h" %, I'd al his lafa
r"S'd'n''. Wednesday morning at 90
C'ci'oh. with iuterrU'nt At Mt RuS..
cemetery. NuurdsVill, "Wednesday
afternoon. Rev. :. X. Arhuthnot, dis
tri't superintendent If the VI. T.
church. Will have charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18
TWO DEATHS
Result From the Diptheria Epidemic
on the Ohio Side-One Was
Malignant Form.

Two additional deaths occurred
Yesterday from dipthcria which seems
90 be- prevalent iu eastern Ohio. cs-
peoialIr 100 Belmont county suffer.
ing from diptheria. the death
Of the four-ypar-oid son of Her.
man Cope. 81 Pennington. oc-
CURED yesterday afternoon. and ON.
ing TO the nature ~ tho disease. in-
term'nt was made last evening in The
Pennington con- ntory
bip'hsria dlso caused tho death OF
Edwin T. king. fh" son ~ James King.
~ Bridgeport. last evening Tho ~.
neral Niil be- held this morning at %
clock huf 'h,rn viii ho no services.
owing 90 tlc natur" ~ the death
lnfcrmcuf viii bo made 600 Linvood
cemetery
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Obituary
Mrs. Ellen Smith.

Mrs Ellen smith. vii. % Levi
IN IN. a highly respected lady OF
Spr ne dale. passed away SUNDAY
morning. at I o'clock. after a unger-
ing Illness ~ many months. caused
bN q complication OF diseases Mrs
smith Was born ana raised IA Wheel
ing. ". Va. her maiden name bainu
Miss Ellen Williams. a daughter Of
James and Maryan Williams Mrs
smith i survived by her husband and
hNe children. namely. Misses Lottte
and BESSIE and Thomas. James
and John. Two sisters Mrs
Aug 81 Haas. Of i..lair,. and Mrs
Henry Roberts. OF Wheeling. also sur
we Mrs. smith was ia the sgrd
year and Was member OF tn. stone
church. She leaves many friends who
deeply regret her death. The funeral
vii! be held from the home at Spring.
dale on TUESDAY. November ~. at =.
O'Clock. Rev. Lewcllyn. Of the Stone
church. will oniciatc and intcrment
VIII b" made In the Stone church
cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18

Tho local High school SuTsI. iae r.t-
sou Z" h" proud or nor football 90. .rl f...
lh' game tnFN played Saturday Was ,r..
'" make tNc rooted go .p ana f.A. n4.
ll''. hr it'lltiEr Wtrrinrs trdN.Isd fs
thiI NiuS co. o." easy gam. tu.v had t...
hhnd. whom lo. ~ 10 Iad not rssn ~.
w" "i tH"ir PLAYERS who played an all
aruung good gam, they would nav. H..
hunil"f bF tile local boss and even ...
lH~t they wyft given tho surprise a.
th'- S'h~"u Zoo thu beginning no.. iY..s .s
hal score almost befor. I.II....
aw"k" ." CO." fact that they roaIIv had
90 ErIu" o. Iitf. However f;slIuir.. -.i..
'eFd'i 800 pushing two tru"nfuwf- ttt...
?" "r' FOR bridgeport 500 th,s won h.f
only ar the FNpsu-,. Of the hardest ttr..f
"i playing and fI. local team wHt.U
started "rt SO weak has Yr4t,u rt..i~
made - tho right stun
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18
ttD TANNED DOWN IN
Co-NsW SUNDAY

NEN YORK Hlt. o. There
VI- -flr If fur fashionable
Rf1.Caric.on hotel tonight when
policeman invaded fhc bail
room and demanded that carpeu.
ters and decorators uho we're pre-.
pairing f0r bail there tomorrow
mEHf stop aDrk lu respect tl fhe
-ruII. HH- TFD D.. = oman la.
rirn. fHI. uo attention waa paid
FOB bic warming buf hv the fimo
hr hld f"Iaphoned for assistance
IuI l patrol va.0u had backed
up Hf fhr entrance OF fho hotel.
several of the sunday workers
bad escaped lt rear sNI's. 3D.
fhuuch feu uHr Norc still there
were arrested and considerable
.sf.I. ..t.f .. OBJ. hUfnl
Tnfre Commissioner Rhine
nm.r Waldo Dives neat door fo
'H. hotel lu hc tas NOT on tho
srfur.
II. .m..r. action D.. iu Uf.
with renewed efforts by The po.
Ir. fr s.D p SUNDAY work. which
.uIrd tp1at fhr rI1-.u up oi
'Hr mt ...pr- Ernr.rIf-. drI.tf
...rn mrs .rn arI f-h STORES.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18
Bsehman Obsequies.

Funeral services over IA. remains
30 th' lat Mrs. 'ath-rIu. Bachman.
VIII" OF chester Eachmau. u hos. death
"''urr, 80 tho family r.~id.u,,. ON
twenty second street. saturday morn
inr, VIII H" held 90 - Jus-ph'S Ia
th'oral. on Tuesday morning. at .
"''."' b. Requiem high mass VIII b..
'"i' ifat'd D., Rev. Father Mrl, and
inf'rn'nt Will %, mti, In Greenwood
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18

-fIAlt iuf Toys "FI tiIHI- N..4rfst
hands "f the Kirkwood TreSbvtcrian
rh4rrh viii glNs an entertainments ~
the 'hurrh n. which viii be along Ito I'm.
tttt le heirE taken up nil over th. .nufI.
t'N THIS week that t~ tho ob-e rvar.o az
20 iu" Mission 90 which ~ D. hst.,d Q,
increase the interest Zoo this .rf OF fl.
church work and gain better results. To-
MORROW evening tho Wlmsu'- Evening
Ni~~."rfft society viii EiNt au enter
'tiUru"ut also representing the Iudiafs
"f tiis country Services are o. Doc.
held et'rF evening with special subjcct.
a. each one
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18
Meet This Morning.

H' count. committee that rt- ,It...
CO. the establishments uf tNt count. OFF.
i't~afN of the NrU-rui.r..4I...
ci"tN VIII meet thus murfurr .f. ....
pet" Then plans and % f~ learned OIL.
ga All hkriihood the Office VIII re i.
atTd mere The commute. VIII I.....
at tn" home of Rev John Sol ANA f...
D. ill also select "a nurse fu take tU.t...
20 the WORK % i~ Thought
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18

If' Men Federation viii start Gro. .
basket ball practice pa th. Opera H....
thI~ evening" as art.tur' u'nf- have herl
" ZOO ffaCflU' there this winter Til.
rfis "f tt' High school VIII yrusfi,.
co., thr'" afternoons amt Tuesday even.
ug- while To. bows viii pr.l.tie, go.
Wednesday evening and three after
fH.T-.
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o ITO INl.'in al service over tho re-
mains of tue late James Morris w.. 90
held from tho home iu West Erid-op1rt
- to-day Afternoon and tI. veterans
"f itaNum Post -. 4. .; attended fr Be-
"dN- l;'v. sullivan odI,at.d and b..
t"rmruf Wa made ~ Weeks r.fuet.r.
Wh.-' ~" arms squad "f the Jr %. 4.
\. 81 urr4 a -aIut,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18
OUT.TEE-PIKE
All Day Mss.tng

ne Ladies Home ana Foreign Mis-
s41nary Society of tie old stone ehurrh
~ .nli an all lay meeting In the
'Hui on next Thursday. November ri
ginning at 10 o'clock. After the meet
ins barrel VIII h~ pa. ked to he sent
"ai. my one hing 20 contribute
.H "lihrr 'hil m"uf -Ts cor b.- az "a :.
.hutth Lunc con Will Le served Ia ~.
m"fuhsfs 90 ali mat attend
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Tho funeral 81 tho late. Mrs <st-.e
Cook wt~ held &C tho nom, .f T.an-,t,
Nf'Hft tf evening rrd yesterday fusrf-
lf.c tho romans were SHIPPED O.. ft-
f"i uI"i i"fu' boo IsEir. Md. whore tiI.
inietinrut viii ho made alfe topk isI
resided 80 Lansing Lut e short fIfr.
It mai asquif'd number of friends
v ho Wtre shocked Zoo Learn. of nor .l.ifr
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Newly organired Society

= TT IIT|I@ ~ no NIUI.T -TIIuIfl-
= li"'i. mean i.!m grove. have r...ntiV
90. ftni<'i - dsHatins su,iety Th, -
rifHN afternoon tlrsughnfIf lin. -
months subjects OF Interest viii lie
,'is 'lsS"d ant u wilI no doubt prov.. !.
'..'ilt Z" iut -,iuui Tn. .leGtf.u At
"i'L''f~ resulted aS follows. President
i'aWt 'i'" l'"u"tiu". Vice president Mi
..i.l li@"f secretary. fu~cEa Rove, .
~ ii'f. G~urEs Roland
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18
Mrs.. NettIe Cool.

The body 81 Mrs. N-tti- 'u"k. wife
"i James COOK. was sent Yesterday
m"inins. Ia P.kin. Md. where inter-
mont Will o. mat. Her death u.-
CURED Saturd.,S. e Lansing Sh,. -
sur wed by her husband and three
children.
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ITTI T7IT'- ~ LIN tif.I',- 4, m 49, .
Stl''t iaiI,- at craft hdN. Tria I.ltht.t
- htNi Thurs. stay. NpNttune- a.
u"u't programs uu dugbt e barge. .r.,,, q
WI Ice present. Muse Do! Ir0f NoIt,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18
lI6l5erbaosa

The highest point Of vornan's hap
piness IL reached only through mo,h.
erhood. In the oiasping OF her chud
within her arms. Yet the mothsrto-
be is often fearful Of natures ordeal
and shrinks from tho suffering Incl.
dent TO its contamination. But for
natures Ills ard discomforts nature
provides remedies. and IN Mothers
Friend is 20 be found medicine of
great value 20 every e1pectant mother.
u Is an emulsion f1r external
application, composed OF ingredients
which act with beneficial and eooth.
Ing eject on those portions 81 to
system involved. 70 is intended -
prepare the system Tor the crisis. and
thus relieve. IN great part. the suic--
irE through which the mother usually
passes. The regular use Of Mothers
Friend will repay any mother in ths
comfort u affords before. and the help
~ restoration 90 health and strength
% brings about after baby comes.
Mothers Friend
VI? $ 4. s 4 : $. +: i. IIbbH5 fi'nh
eEpcctant moth.
e-s which contains much valuable
Information. ard many suggestions Of
q helpful nature.
BRADHuD REGULATOR CO.. Ld..,.. C.
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NNSION. N0t o. Colonel TIru.
dor" Roosevelt .u t .affrr fD the ua.
eachuerffs rrHs-a.site parts state
committee. riter t'I' tonight .ompT
m"nfa tle prnrrr-.ltre nf Waaal,hu
.rfte frr fiIur fhn rrsf mass action
fnr fhe continuance OFF fh. f.hf frr
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edifice at the corner of Crawford street and Sonuita avenue. Trinity Congregational Church, (pulpit now vacant) has good edlhce on Terrace avenue, with manse on adjacent premises X e n d | n g through to Sonoita avenue. which street the building faces. The Methodist Church South has also a handsome and commodiou' church edifice on Sonoita avenue, with a neat stone cottage fora parsonage, on West Avenue, the premises being adjacent to the lot on which stands the church building. The Mexican Methodist Church, Rev erend Francisco Montelongo, has a large and commodiou4 house of worship, recently rebuilt and