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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-27
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United States OF America North,rn pl,.

United states OF America. Northern Dis
trict or West Virginia. -.
IN the United states District Court In
and for said District
In TIE matter OF Thomas W. Tornlin-
son, bankrupt 40. 80. In Bankruptcy.
Petition for Discharge
TO tue honorable Aston q. DAYTON.
Judge OF the District Court OF the
United states for the Northsrn DIS.
trict 90 West virginia
IhOrnas W. Tomiinson. OF Wheeling.
m the county OF ohio. and State OF West
virginia. In said District, respectfuliy
represents that on the End day OF Noveu-
Der. last past he was duly adjudEed a
bankrupt under the acts OF Congress re-
laung 70 bankruptcy: that he has duly
surrendered all bis property ana rights
OF property; and has fully complied win
All the requirements OF said acts ana OF
orders OF the court touching his bank
wherefore. he prays that he may b.
decreed b the Court 20 have n full dts
charge from all debts provnble arainst
hls estate under said bankrupt acts. ex-
10 ~. s ai' osots as are excepted BY law
Dated this 18Th day OF March. A. D.
THOMAS W. ToMLNsoN.
Order Of no.ie. Thereon.
northern District % West VlrEirin. -.
on this 18th day o. March A. -. 1919
on reading the foregoing petition. IL is
ordered ~ the court that n hearing Be
nad upon the same on the 18Th day Of
ApfiL a -. 1sI. before said Court A.
wheeling. In said district. AZ ten o'cioc :
IN the forenoon. and that notice thereof
Re published In the Wheeling IrteliiRen.
Ger. Newspaper printed N said District.
ana mat MI known creditors and other
persons IN Interest may appear AZ the
Ssid TINE and place and SHOW cause 4
any thty have why the prayer OF the
said petition should not 10 granted
And 10 g. further ordered bv the Court
tlat the clerk shah send IS mall 20 All
known creditors copies ~ said rstIffon
and this order addressed 10 them al their
places OF rcsidenc. as stated
witness the Honorable Aston O. Dav-
Ton. judge - TIE sail court ara the ser 1
tnercof a. Wheeling IN said disfricf on
Attest.
&. n. REFAUvER. cie-s
I. $. D. g.. y D. W. Va.
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caunsd rruits
Correct

There's aluaya room up 40 the top.
Hui hobbies. when Z spot en-.
just prove to me concluaively
There's not much AZ the bottom.
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WANTED-Mzle Helm

WAwrBD-N~n - lssra tss n.re-r
raas Here n an offsr hat lnrla-lss
tco-s ~lth tuition. a m~1ked That sarss
M N city 90 coonfry shep- Write
Aeaef hsro~r Coliers. Claimant n.
nr-s1-l
WAErxD-se labsr--- al NJ. tsasias
Ter vors shouid Apply sna tho-r n~s1-
tnx help % any kinf rhould cornrnurl-
cate With Satlensi fublic service ~
ms. W. Va nr-ts-tf
wAxrED-iee miners Zoe West VIZ
etniA- n~s rrininE deveiopn~nts. ~
trouble. steady wQrk Arpiy n Naflor.i
Public Service Bureau zee noard q
Iraoe bldE- ur-is-ff
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LOST


LClI-la'r - rEr gilrErr. March 1ffh.
F4ndrr please return 90 this office
ur-7h-i
LosT-Ahuuf 4 month AGO. Z setter dog.
hlark white with tan muzzle and ears
Incl VIII flu. Reward N returned 20
-tratfor1 Srrinra Hotel mr-2s-i
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CHARLES J. SCHUCK
Trustee 10 Bankruptcy
mr-s-fg-is GO sp-s-S
LIQUOR LICENSE.


W'"'i',s J- "-n L1,qaor Liesns.
ANf fl.InHInE application fnr transfer
~ Retail ffIunr License nna Teen fIfaf
slfn we fh.a fHB Mar.I fa fsfr nom
AifHnnifr FHlIrnf f1 Joseph a.n.fr.r-
sfr 1000 NaFsaf street
tifAe. W srrrru.
fierk 20 fhe IH.rras Tnnrf
HrH.nH -. u D..
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Louis BE RGhN
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTERiAl ENBALNER.
100 - go 49, 60

Cells Answered usv or Night
Store Phones e15
VIC T. uertschy. ncil Phone i2s2.H
O. J nertschy. Nat Phone 1929 y
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sell "a business. 10 you desire 90 take
a partner with or without his service In
TIE business. n you wish 20 make an
Investment Of any kind. II you wish to
by o. sell "a farm. coal oil. gravel. sand
90 am minderul producing property N
YOU have money 90 invest In any kind
nl business We can assist you state
plainly In your first letter Just what
luu want our service leads TO quick
deals National Public Service Bureau,
" heellnE. w. Va. mr-2i-tf
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BruemmeS 6 Hildebrsnd

Funsral Dirsctors and nmbaimsrs
Corner MarHsf and rsenfY -aerurd gfa
Telephones loi. opva daE aud ght
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WANTED-Fenale Help

WAITED dish washer. at t3i Main
st. Martins Ferry. mr-es-j
WAHTED-Good cook reference re-
quired. Mrs. Geo. 4. Stifei. Pleasant
Nanel mr-27-k
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Farm OF 10 acres. one and a half
miles from car line at West Alexander.
Wlthout buildings. but the soil f. fich
nmestoue. we'll situated and adapted
for fruit gardening and poultry. i'rice
$1,000.
20 acres. more or less. two miles south
ot SistersNiile w. Va. containing barn
SvS4s feet. good orchard. one fve-foot
OF Pittsburgh coal. coal estifnatad 20
Dc worth 10000. OF found on dirar-
ent adjoining farms. three-fourths mile
away - gasoline plant where tnous tuds
o. barrels are refined. But IL goes--
fnrm With all minerOI rights--to a .iuick
buyer for $1,000
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ron BALE-Farm OF 20 acres In good
condition. with good house and barn.
situated At Piney Fork. jefferson county.
ohio. 10 minutes walk to large coal
mines. and station. good market for
pro ssea right at home. A bargain for
somssNe. As / am quitting on account
OF OLD Sc. Address Achille Algrain. II.
y. ID. No. /. Adena. Ohio. mr-20-t-ap-2O
ron SALE-A gentle mule. weight 1900
lbs. work single or double. or will ex-
change for a good road horse that will
weigh 100 lbs. W. r. Page, Rayland.
O.. Bell phone iO522 NJ. r. mr-25-i
ron 6ALE-rheap. cylinder marine
engine. sos Main ST. mr-1S-r
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FOR SALE.

ron sALr-Generai merchandise stock
old established business In a commu-
nifty OF prosperous farmers who own
their farms. Good trade and increasing
every year. Nearest competition two
miles. Buildings newly remodeled. all
equipment new and W TO date. but not
elaborate Every dollars worth OF stock
entirely new. All passenger trains stop
IN front OF our store door. All goods
unloaded from freight cars into our own
warehouse. Pull investigation will sat
isfy any one that this Is a rare opportu-
nifty 10 step into a we'll established and
profitable business In a steadily Inn
proving country. ! have been in this
business at this place for twenty-nins
years and am ready TO quit VIII sell
stock and rent buildings. Invoice about
ts.5oOoo. A. Il. Caldwell. Ailedonia.
Ohio mr-23-I
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WANTED-LABORERS
OUTSIDE WORK.
APPLY
Wig. Mold & Foundry Co.

sry and sslss hoya 20 eork before
nsnt intsiissnesr. bstwsss sss
GOAL nuUEHs-we want 20 MARRIED
men with families 90 move % points In
W. Va and Penn. Ecod work an sum
iner, no trouble. good houses ne advance
transportation National Public Servtcs
bureau. 500 Board Of Trade nuildins
Nneeilht. W Va mr-se-u
wAHrrD-Agents everywhere 10 seii
nigh grade household pictures. no
talking needed sells on slEht. free sam
pies and catalogue. &. u. Wright Co.
l-l'nest0ne, ONO. mr-a5-s
wAHrnD-Msrried man for dairy and
farm work A. N Snedeker. X. II. No.
:. Wheeling mr-.--o
LABonEHe-And those who employ
labor. take notice. Win proper notice
Ne al undertake 20 supply any number
OF lahorsrs for public work OF any kind.
All lahorers out % employment should
report az this office. al contractors and
employers % labor should place their or
ocrs a. FAR IN advance a. possible. We
VII import and export labor 90 and from
this state. DO not fail 20 place orders
vel in advance. Rational Public Service
bureau. 2oo Board or Trade Bids Wheel
lnk. WI. a. mr-1S-tf
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MnrkrreI
90 fen. f0rf NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. A
Family Pat. - 10. ............ a Is
Heardaley-a fhfrffad Jewel rod
lumber. dof.. psr dna 1900. %
FaNrF =. = 60. I'D. brlCka 3 10
cart UHua. Ser case ...... 800 a.
f'enuine 0s0rgrs rod In0-tn Dos.
medium ..-...... "a.
Holland iirrriun. per ksr........ ~
ttoilard Nrrrihs MllCusra per ksH re
tffi-fr Hpired Itrrriur. per paff D.
ItuHstau Hardlnes ........... a.
Scotch ffrrHfrn Tor |.ue ~
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oRPINGTor5-Buff. Black. White
Eggs. exhibition quality. $500: Buff
utility. $3.50 setting Stock for sale.
Prices right. Both phones. u. II Marsh
mr-lS-tf
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OAPINQTON3-Black White and Buff
Winners at Pittsburgh Quality Show.
The best blood lines on earth" Vase
mans EdRview Poultry Yards Wheeling,
Bell phone iO-J Altenheim.
mr-1s-t-ap-is
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SEND at once for mating list OF Square
Deal White Wyandottes. Trap nested
and line bred for nine years for exhibit
ton and heavy laying. our strain has
not failed TO land a first at Chicago for
past six years. square Deal Poultry
Plant. 81. Clairsville. Ohio. mr-22-n
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vinsEar

navy uFnUHs bag .ufH ...... 80
Lima. fI lH. bags. paT bag Er
Nsr york marrow. bass. bu.. sto
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POULTRY.

CALI. Warwood Chicken Farm for thor
oughbred Rose Comb. White and Single
Comb Buff Leghorns and Partridge Wy
andOttes. Si.O0 per Is. Natl phone
2342-N W. 5. Burns. mr-25-t-ap-25
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S. NESBITT, k.

Doth fhones 1870 Market ST.
for you.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-07
ARRESTED AS BURGLAR,
SAYS HE'S GIRLS HUSBAND.
She Tells of Two Men With Masks
Gags and Chloro-
form.

Yetta Figarsk!. seventeen. OF No 70
Chrystie street and Jennie Cohen.
twent,', OF No. Al Henry street. went to
clinton street police station early to-day
and told how two men had made an at
tempt them.
Yetta said her parents went to Brook
Ign to spend the night and she had her
friend Jennie come stay with her
About / o'clock. she said. they were
awakened by two masked men coming
In from the Are escape.
One choked Yetta. poured liquid on a
rag and held 1t over her face and
gagged her VITA bed clothing. The
other man put the mattress and some
of the bedding on Jennie to keep her
screams from being heard. Yetta said
she struggled until she freed her hands
ana tore the mask from one OF the men,
then pulled out the gag and shouted
some more. The men ran down the fire
escape, but Yetta said she had recog-
zed the one from whom she tore the
mask. Nothing was taken
Detectives DE Cantillon and Capone
arrested Max Frank. twenty-five, In
bed at No lo@ Monroe street. They
said ne admitted having been In the
apartment. but claimed he was married
to Yetta oy Alderman smith Jan. 2
last. He sad he had been arrested
twice for annoying her, Yetta denied
she had ever married him.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-07
VINCENT AST0R TO PICK
POLICE HEROES FOR HONOR
Succeeds His Father as Member
of Memorial Tablet
Committee.

Vincent Astor. heir 20 the Astor
millions. has taken up h!s first civic
dut, In accepting membership on the
,onm!ttee which Is selecting the names
of police heroes TO be inscribed on the
great bronze memorial tablets In Police
Headquarters. Young Mr.. 'Astor takes
the place on the committee made vacant
by the death OF his father, Col. John
jacob Astor.
Col. Aston. r. A. c. Smith and Philip
Rh.neandar were the members of the
original committee. After labor!ous RE-
search through Police Depa rtment flies
they selected tho names OF twenty \. X
policemen who lost their lives In meri-
torious police service and these names
have already hen placed on tina tablets.
Tho death of Col. Aston IN the Titanle
disaster halted the work OF the COM
m!ttee.
Commissioner Waldo thought /, woIld
Astor on the committee, ami WHEN he
young man came o, age short time
ago TIE subject va, broachrd to him.
To-day the Police COMMISSIONER re-
ceived the following letter:
NO - West 26th ST., Dec. ..
my Dear Mr.. Waido-It will give me
great pleasure 10 serve on the comm,
tee for the selection of names 10 be in
scrlbed on the memorial tablets In To-
lice Headquarters. 7 appreciate yluI
thought OF men In connection with thls
committee. OF which my father was a
member Yours truly.
VINCENT Aston"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-07

which the box-car with the horse was
coupled. rhe motor In tne basement. or
cellar. or whatever It's called. made the
wheels go round. High up in galleries
coatless men In an ecstacy Of industry
.IIned huge cranks that caused the
painted landscape to slip quickly past.
But when the coach and box-car parted
company. thanks to the villain who car
r!ed his nerve with him. willing stage
r..rf. .t, . 't,t ousy and snove the
coach of the stage
A larger force was needed to get UP
speed for the locomotive. which stood
on an incline ready to dash upon the
scene. The tunnel was built OF black
plush. and the men who worked In It
like 80 many demons wore black domi-
noes so as to be Invisible to the search
Ing eyes OF the audience. These men
there seemed 10 be Atty Of them
brought that locomotive down-grade
WIN rcntuesa and despatch. Talk about
your flyers! There was a moment more
,ense on the stage than in the audience.
then the collision. and with II the hring
OF the cannon.
The rescued horse Jumped. everybody
shouted and the stage director took
hitch in his suspenders-beg pardon.
braces. Only the villain was unhappy
LOOK al that" he complained. holding
up a badly-damaged coat. That's the
second coat rye torn crawling along
that Internal coach!' But the next mo-
ment he was chatting pleasantly with
the heroine-who happens to he his wife
\ vrccking crew OF one hundred men
cleared the stage IN jifry. Then the
crowd gathered for the race. The horses
were hroush. In from the street and
petted by. tho beauteous walking ladies'.
who stroked their noses. curled their
forclocks and FED them candy. The
lucky beasts seemed to enjoy 1t all I'M
mensely. 1t was their turn to take the
centre OF the stage, and they acted Ike
a ctors. Real jockeys were there 10 ride
them and to see they were properly
harnessed 70 their treadmllls. The
threads" might move forward as the
race grew more and more exciting. but
those horses had to keep them spinning
with their gal!opp!ng feet. And. believe
me, they did! At the finish. when the
curtain came down with cheers. they
looked at one another as II to say:
1--WE had 'em golng--what"'
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-07
WOMAN COMPANION
Of ALBERT WOLTER
IS HAPPILY MARRIED
Asst. District-Attorney Moss,
Who Aided Her, Tells of
"Social Rehabilitation"

The Social rehabilitation and mar
riaye Of Kate Mueller. woman COM
panion OF Albert wolter, slayer Of Ruth
Wheeler. was announced by Assistant
Dlstrict-Attorney Frank Moss at the
St. Nicholas Society dinner at Delmon-
ico's last night. Mr.. and Mrs. Moss
cared for the girl after VOTERS arrest
for murder.
"she came to me shortly after VOL
,er's execution" said Mr.. Moss. "and
announced that she was to be married
to an honest man. She brought him &c
my house to see II thought he was a
proper husband for her. He was and
they are now happily married. She has
become a respectable member Of 30
ciety."
Mr.. Moss mentioned this case as an
Illustration that crime migh be kept
down II there was more general In
terest In unfortunates and willingness
to help them.
John Temple Graves. one of the other
speakers, praised District-Attorney
Whitman. Mr. Moss and Justice Goff for
,he!r recent work in securing the con-
victions of dangerous criminals.
The country owes them a debt Of
gratitude" he said. New York has
been indicated"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-07
SOUR STOMACH, INDIGESTION, GAS
Or DYSPEPSIA PAPE'S D|APEPS|N
Thisdeghtful stomach regulator brings relief in five
minutes-Puts an end to Stomach trouble forever.

Really does put bad stomachs in or
der-'"really does" overcome Indigestion
dyspepsia, gas. heartburn and sourness in
five minuIcs--tbat--iust tina. makes
Pape's Diapepsin the largest selling
stomach regulator in the world. II what
you eat fcrments into stubborn humps
you beioh gas and eructatc sour, undi-
ges,cd food and acid; head is dizzy and
aches; breath foul; tongue coated; your
in 'idc, filled with bile and indigestihlc
waste, remember the moment Diapepsin
comes in contact with the stomach all
such distress vsnishss. It's truly acton.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-07
The SERIOUS HUDSON wakes so-dsy
Win grateful nude al fof thee.

rh CA, Horiou. Hudson wsss; scdsy
Hall Irving" Hail No name but thine
Could blend snd bind -ich memories true;
Thy. ush hin, long CENTURIES entwine
a, The HiFhlsnds hold ard Cstskiils blue.
Where fsSshIns wsisra ssotiy ptsys,
let bells salute Van winkes dream
And crown the land With laurel bays.
The girls and will bun pay .
tribute 70 Washington 1rvins." Mrs
oIcott continued. They arc to wesr
ivy chapiets made from tine vine at
1rving's home. sunnyside. which grew
from o cutting given 70 him ny -
Walter Scott. And I myy~if went up
to sunnyside TO draw che water
from the well there. with which snail
christen the boa. at Cam,ien."
Which little fact shows Mrs. Olcotts
lack Of superstition. az thsre II an old
saying that II IL III luck tor a ship not
to he christened with a bottle OF wine.
with their loving and revcrent
thoughts OF the great man for whom
! name the boat. with the hopefulness
and energetic good Will that are the
natural endowments OF all young per-
sons. these Washington Irving girls are
surely tho most satisfactory and de-
sirable guests for the birthday OF any
new undertaking. They need no occult
charm to come TO their aid. or ours"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-07

ishing-- almost marvellous. and the joy ia
its harmles.ncss
4 large fif,y-cent case Of Pape'. Dia-
pepsin will give you hundred dollars
worth Of satisfaction or your druggist
hands YOU your money back.
It's worth It's weight IN gold to men
and womcn who can't get their ,tomachs
regulated. Il belongs in your home e
should Away he kept hand ia case 81 n
sick, sour. upect stomach during the day
or a, night It's the quickest sureA and
most harmless stomach doctor in the
world.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-07
"As for Girls With Red
HAIR" She Says,
"There's No Reason
WhyThey Should Not Be
AS Lucky as Their Dark
Hatred or Golden
Curled Sisters."
MayNuerite MO0ers Marshall.

v"eS
why's red.hairsd e1ri iuokyF
because shss Q girl, ana youth
10 the most elusive, the happisss
ana me iuokasss thing IN all shS
world.
which Ia the entirely sensible and I'M
superstitious answer Of Mrs. u. E. OIL
oott TO the question of why she has OBJ
tained the services OF INV red.haired
r,rl. n h.,, launch h.r husbands now
I.,,a.,,, d.. 1900. .,. ,yo.h,,v,or
Iry,nv rh. ,suncn,n. take. MAC. to-
dav An Camden. N. ].
The girls with Titan locks are ell
members OF the Red Haired Girls Club
at the Washington Irving High school.
And II wac reported that Mrs. Olcott
herself had suggested the selection
from this particular club. because Of
hsr Arm belief In the good fortune at
tendant on what are vuigarly known
as 'carrot-<ops."
''Oh. but I'm not 90 supcrstitious as
all thatv' she laughed, when I talked
TO her And didn't wonder. because
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-07
Col. Roosevelt to Leave for Chicago
TO-MOrrOw Afternoons.

Theodore Roosevelt and 80 to 300
other Progressiyes will start for Chicago
tomorrow afternoon at l o'clock to at
tend the meeting OF the Progressive
National Committee. The passengers
on the special will be the representa-
tivss from New York. New Jersey and
several New England States.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-07
GIVEN AWAY

800 Il these treatments an. being Offered IN.
n you want one write tn day You qay Try
M You will .e~ n 10 scienttfic. and Why q has
ctr~i wiere othsvs failed.
Who ,,1fsr from thess farce Head Noisaa. H
Lnows uhat intense mi those sounds Of escapns
Of ersken or lnss.ls-.u,s hamuins-the put:
Hns--the bustlns distant rosrihe-.that dull
"issrs treatment. FREE. to I'll who vr1(s
n once. His treatment hs. cured hundrYds
,hesr A. effect quietne.s In ~hich every natural
.snd 4. heard quickly and distinctly
reuu.st asking for q treatmeut--Fwe-fR Mead
Nose sign your name and address, snd sopd
a IN NOW The treatment will come TO you By
,u,turr mail and Will cost you nothing. Duaf
dsiay-send NOW. Write
DEAFNESS sPEClALlsr sPROULI.
2IO Trade Buildlua. Boston. Msss.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-07

Miss Helen Sousa, daughter OF John
Philip Sousa, the March King" and
her fiance, Hamilton Albert. a broker.
went to the City Hal, yesterday and OBJ
tained a marriage license. The wedding
win take place at ~. Tbomas's Eplsco-
pal Church Dec. IL. The Rev. DR..
stires will perform the ceremony. The
bridc-to-be gave her age as twenty-five.
The Sousas live at No. East Thirty
ninth street. Mr.. Albert Il twenty-seven
years OF age, the son OF William stone
Albert. lie lives at No. i22 East Eighty
second street.