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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-27
JUNE PRIMARY
Arrangements Made for the Event by
Republican Committee: Voting
Places Are Named

At a meeting Of the Republican
county committee held on Saturday
evening 1t ne Office q; John l. King
horn they approved tn" ballot To- be
usd at the coming primary. June {. and
II - one 81 the largest ever used at a
primary elections In this state. Polls
will De oDen from 200 "a. IN. until : -
D. m. All candidates who have not
paid I'm fpr district and county officers
were ord red dropped from tn. list.
II was l"cit. that when "A candidate
has no oppos 'tion nc will To-. given til,.
vote ~ the jistriht without counting
the vote 90 save the clerks and Judges
time.
\ effort was made by committeeman
John Reed TO establish "a new precinc:
in his district. but this was denied ow-
ing to the fact that the lines had been
drawn and the precinct advertised.
\ c"mmittc" was appointed To- draft
resolutions 81 respect FOR "a. &. Dea-
con- Underwood. whose mother died
Few DAYS ago. Mr.. Underwood is a
former member - the committee. The
committee viii meet again on Thurs
day and IN Monday. June 2. to COM
plcte final arrangements 10 the pri-
mary. Following IL n list Of the voting
precincts:
Precinct No. !. Rush's barber shop.
Precinct 40. .. Kindlcbcrger's bar
Der shop.
Precinct 40. ?. Joseph smith. ao7
c'olioch street.
Precinct 80. :. Bank Of Fulton. in
Fulton.
clay District.
Precinct O.. scott Fairs Once.
Thirte'ath street.
Precinct 3. For: Henry Hose House.
McCollo,h street.
Webster District
Precincts :. . and 3. Harry StidEcr.
DRUG store.
Precinct and s. charles Venue
Precinct .. Harry Gramiich's drug
store.
Ere .i0~' .. john Msrschrod. grocery
Ritchi" District
Precincts ]. q. and :. Engine house
80. T.
Precincts .. @. : and :. Fort KaIbit-
nor sncin. house
Precinct %. Harry Nolte. r,sid.nce
on left HIND Run.
UioEland District
Precinct so. .. Jones. store ir War
wood
Pr.riro- >o. warw,od IID.e house
Precinct so. D.. ID Wilson. 1r.zrs-
,lii..
rr.e,nc' $50 g. Deans 1851 Precinct
House
Madison uie.ri-t.
Rocks "a iI na DOB I.Hsa.rs.lr - Com
mit'ssm1r Do Dr.. kris. - $50. zoo
N.rff N.r- sweet
IrI.r rfsfrf.-
Books v.. r. ir f..--sss.Hr 20 com
uiftrs~ar Beckett. en 20
Frlrfasrff street
rn.r-. T|a.-I.t
Books p H- Ir rHsr.a...- no com
-r.'f..rsr 81 81 ..-tis Be- IIu-rf. f.s.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

wosscs % Hasufscs1rsrs soss>ru. rR>r-
Sne.ss an1 othsr Wholssais Dsalsra-
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. Tna,
ths STATE Bard Of csntroi of the state
of wet Nrginia win receive bics daily
~ tts oSice at CHARLESTON. West Viz
GINA. Tor furnishing Supplies for the
seNersl state institutions. the financial
management OF which 10 vested IN said
soard. Contracts will be s~ ardsd TO the
lowest bidders. quality eorsidersd. and
otner things being equal. West virginia
oesisrs VIII be given preference
Lists OF supplies needed viii b fur
nisned oiddele on receipt OF requests
stating ihe line desired
n-t-sp Charssston- West Virginia
Pike Notice.
Sealed proposals will be received by
the Clerk OF York Township. Belmont
Connty ohio. at Steinersyille. until ~
o'clock noon, OF
TUESDAY. JUNE T. 1919.
Tor grading. furnishing material and ma
cadarnizing two and four-tenths miles OF
road In York Township. All bids TO be
accompanied by a good and sufficient
pend. or certified check in the sum OF
$500 Blank bids with the specifications
on file at office OF Township Clerk.
The right Is reserved 20 reject all bids
or accept any bid.
BY order or the Board Of Trustees OF
said York Township.
@. l.. BONAR. Clerk
Address Powhatan PIT. o. II. II. No. /.
National Phone.
MAY ?. 1919. my-a-2Ot
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MANY ATTEND
MEMS MEETING
CHARLES LAWYER DELIVERS
INTERESTING ADDRESS.
Excellent Program Carried Out al
the v. N. c. A.-Spsskers
Urge Public praxsr

Urge Public Prayer.
Cnder the leadership OF Charles
Lawyer. well attended and enthus-
iastic Mems meeting was held YES
terday afternoon. at 3:45 O'Clock. at
the Y. NJ. e. 4. building. Featured
oy good singing. lengthy program
consisting principally OF brief adj
dresses and prayers. was carried out.
The service was attended by over
fifty men.
Following the singing OF hymn,
Mr.. Lawyer opened the meeting with
Bible exposition. reading the sermon
on the Mount. from the sixth chap
ter of Matthew. He also delivered
the principal address. taking for his
subject: The Practicability OF Re-
ligion.' The speaker said that one OF
the most unjust criticisms OF the
Christian religion is that II cannot
be applied to every day life. Deny
ing this, he said that Christianity
helps work out the problems Of our
daily life and is practicable in every
respect Referring to the recent
campaign conducted in this city by
Rev. billy" Sunday. Mr.. Lawyer
said that the good results obtained
by the evangelist Were due to the fact
that he breaches the religion which
touches the every day life of the peo-
pie.
Public Prayer.
The speaker emphasized the neces-
sity and helpfulress of public prayer,
stating that II is as much "A privilege
as II Is duty To pray politically. He
said that II Is as necessary To pray
for Gods guidance through the week
as II is to ask God for His blessings
on Sabbath.
The service was then turned into
an experience meeting. several per-
sons present making short addresses
and recoInting the benefits OF Chris
tianitN. Reports were made ny var
ious divisions OF the Personal Work
League. OF meetings conducted during
the past week. Secretary John &.
Lynch announced that the regular
meeting e: tn" Personal Work league
viii be held Tuesday. NJ l. 30 O'Clock.
nj the Y. NJ. g. \. building. but owing
to the special train to Beaver Falls,
Thursday. the meeting on that even
ing Will hc postponed
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NEGRO MINISTER
Preacher Assaiied Evangelist for
Failure to BaPtize Converts As
They Were Taken In.

One convert was baptized in the
river al the wharf Sunday afternoon
b. Elder II. Y. Mcneil. Of the Colored
church Of God and Saints % Christ.
with mission headquarters at IO43
Eon street, but the service OF baptism
was made an issue OF secondary i'm
portance IN favor OF an attack by the
elder on y lily Sunday In the pres
ence Of 900 people. with whites pre-
dominating b" q Foodly margin. Elder
Mcneil criticised Rev. Sunday for
failure 20 take his eight thousand con
Ferts down 10 the river and duck EN-
under the lev. murky waters There
we're many sunday converts among
the onlookers. but the exhOrtat ions OF
the cOlored preacher failed TO impress,
them TO the point where they con.
sidercd 10 necessary FOR spiritual sal.
walton 20 take running Jump into
the cold and uninviting stream.
Elder Mcneil also assailed Erv.
Mr. sunday for allowing the tabor.
mace IN be- called the SUNDAY Tab
ernacie. declaring that IL should have
Do designated bv the name % God
le alluded a. various stages ~ his
talk 20 the fact that the negroes had
not been invited ~ fhe tabernacle ser
vices criticised sunday agatn 'or. &C.
'urfinE 'o Dis statements refusing to
preach or ttn streets. and bevai. Cd
no fact thar 'be ministers 90 non. ~
Tho other rhu-chfs in tho cts. r1Iored
"r white. would invite him fo speak
from their pulpit. We're gonna
build church sf our ovu DO shout.
% and loo on rH into kingdom
f.a. Hfrf Cod
Tho service af ffr rr.- uas r-a.
refsf hf a procession over 30 rfrerfs
from .fs n.a..nr fF frr -rr~ a|fh
f'a lone rnrtfrf frr principal ARIA.
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United states OF America. Northern Dis
trict OF West Virginia. -:
In the United states District Court In
and FOR said District.
In Tn" matter or W. W. StidEer. Bank
rupt. No. 2ss In bankruptcy. Petition
for - ischarge.
To the Honorable Aston q DAYTON.
judge of the District Court of the
United States for the Northern Dis
trict Of West Virginia.
W. W. StdSer. or the City Of Mounds.
Vile. In the County OF Marshall and
state Of west virginia. In said District.
respectfully represents that on the Sth
adiudRed a bankrupt unier the acts Of
Congress relating to bankruptcy. that
he has duly surrendered all his property
and rights OF property. and has fully
compiled with all the requirements Of
said acts and uf orders OF the court
touching his bankruptcy.
Wherefore. he ptaNS that he may he
deere ell by the Count tn have fun dis
charge from all debts proVaulc against
has estate under sad bankrupt acts. eN-
cept such debts as are excepted by law
from such discharge.
Dated this 3th day Of February, \. -.
1912.
" W. sTIpGER Bankrupt
by !. e. SIMPSON his Attorney.
Order OF Notice Thereon.
Northern District Of West Virginia. IS.
on this 2sth day 81 MAY. \ -. 1919.
ON reading the foregoing petition. u is
ordered by the Court that "a hearing
he hui upon the same ON the .6th DAY
~ June. \ Il. 1879. before said Court
at Wheeling. In said district. a. ten
o clock In the forenoon. AMI that motto"
thereof b" puol.s shed in tho Wheeling
intellttrn'"f. newspaper printed In
said District. and that all known credit
tors and other persons in Interest NAV
appeal a. the said time and place ami
show cause. n any they have why the
prayer - the said petition should not
be granted
And Il Is further ordered by the Court.
that the clerk shall send by mail to all
known cred copies % said petition.
ana this order addressed Go tn. W at
their places OF residence a. stated
Witness the Honorable Aston g Day
ton. judge % the said Court. and the
zeal thereof. az Wheeling. in said dis
tTict, ON t.c @4tl dc of MAJ. \ -. 1919.
Attest
c. - KEFAUVEW. 'l"rk
4. :. H. e.. y. u. ". Va.
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LOST.

LOsT-~'rHyed or stolen. from Homer
?. Bow mans farm. ON PouEes Run.
bay mare colt yearling. thin Of flesh.
star IN forehead Five dollars reward
VIII re paid for any Information. Hell
phone 251-E-i1 Ait-rHeiul. my-.e-l
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

THE sEvEHN-Furnished rooms viii
board. 9<5 main 81. 1861 Bell.
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W. BATESON & co.
Bankrupt.
By JAMES w. EWING. Attorney
Order OF Notice Thereon.

Northern District OF West Virginia. -:
on this 18th day OF May. a. ID. 1912.
on reading the foregoing petition. Il is
Ordered by the Court that a hearing be
had upon the same ON the s0th day of
June. A. d. 1919. before said Court at
Wheeling. in said district. at ten O'Clock
IN the forenoon; and that notice thereof
be published in the Wheeling Intelligen-
Ger, newspaper printed In said District.
ana that all known creditors and other
persons In interest may appear at the
said time and place and show cause, N
any they have. why the prayer OF the
SAID petition should not be granted.
And II Is further ordered by the Court
that the clerk shall send by mail TO all
known creditors copies OF said petition
and this order addressed TO them at their
places OF residence as stated.
Witness the Honorable Aston @. Day
ton. Judge OF the said Court. and the
seal thereof. at Wheeling. in said dds
trict on the 18th day OF June. \. D.. 1911.
Attest:
c. b. KEFAUVER. Clerk.
L. :. ID. g., y. u. w. Va.
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ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS
HOTEL BOUTWELL,
uIRaIHIa AurEuE

Second house from steel Pier. Highest
STANDARD In Cuisine and Service. foOklet
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BANKRUPTCY.

United states OF America. Northern Dis
uict % West Nirginia. -.
IN TIE Inltsd states District Court In
and for said District
In the matter OF ". Bateson and Geo.
REESE. Jr. partners W. Bateson a
company. Bankrupts- No. .si. In Bank
ruptcy. Petition for Dlscharxe
To The honorable Aston q. Dayton. Judge
OF the District Court OF the United
states for the Northern District OF
West Virginia:
w Bateson a Company. n partnership.
et wheeling. in the County OF Ohio. and
state OF West Nirgtnia. IN said District,
respectfully represents that on the 1sth
day of March. 1911. last mast "a was duly
adtudged bankrupt unaer the acts OF
congress relating TO bankruptcy: that 10
mas duly surrendered all its property and
rights OF property. and has fully COM
piled with all the requirements of said
acts and of orders OF the court touching
Its bankruptcy.
Wherefore. IL prays that IL may be de-
creed by the Court to have n full dis
charge from all debts provable against
Its estate under said bankrupt acts. ex-
cept such debts as are excepted by law
from such discharge.
Dated this iith day OF December. n u.
1911.
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TPEWRlrERs FOR SALE

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Positions Wanted-Female
Positions Manied-Male

AK Tor unnf YOU want National
Public Service bureau. 800 Board -
rade HidE a.
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FOR SALE

ron SALE-EstabliShed painting busi-
ness. complete Outft Call Natl 1919
NJ. Bell lO29-K my21-i
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-11-15
Survey Of the Worlds News

22,00O and 10000 years old. Hiram
Bingham is head of the expedition.
whose mission is to ascertain whether
Peru really was the cradle of the hui
man race, as has been asserted. The
expedition was organized under the
auspices Of Yale university and the Ma
tional Geographic society, and will
make efforts to continue and extend the
work accomplished by the Yale pcruvi-
an expedition Of last year, utilizing the
discoveries then made and continuing
further along the same lines. Twenty
thousand dollars was raised for the
present work, Yale contributing $4,000
and the National Geographic society
an equal amount.
An attempt will be made 10 discover
and identify the places mentioned in
the Spanish chronicles and in the early
of Peru, particularly The
places connected with the thirtv-fve
years Of Inca rule after the advent of
Pizarro.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-11-15
Farm Adufce and SUGGESTION
FALL SPRAYING ADVISED
TO KILL FRUIT TREE ILLS.
Only Way to Control San Jose Scale
and Other Pests Is Treatmens
With Insecticides.

Many men have picked qualities Of
good fruit from trees that a few years
before seemed hopelessly taken by
scale and other pests. Controlling San
Jose scale is a decidedly easy propo-
Sition when compared to some orchard
pests. Accidentally, the lime sulphur
remedy. 1t is today the leading rem
edy for controlling the scale. says the
American A%griculturiSt.
All spraying for the control of the
San Jose scale must be done while the
trees are dnrmant-that is, after the
leaves drop in the fall and before they
appear in the spring. AS q rule, the
conditions for spraying in the fall are
more ideal than in the early spring, rs
there are more calm. warm days ut
that time. Then. too. if one GilS to
cover all the tree the first time he will
have opportunity to go over the tree
again in the spring. which could not
he done if the first spraying came in
Aiit as III WI \ tN&N ~ tit' -
serious a thorough application should
be given in the fall. The results of
spraying depend Upon the thorough
ness Of the application, Every twig on
every tree must be coated with the
mixture if best results are to he had.
4 single live scale left on a tWig ma
ilfeSt the whole tree in one season,
hence the Importance of t~horoughness
in the work.
Fall spraying will be very beneficial
to the orchard in other ways as we'll
as by getting the scale under control.
Nothing Is known that will he more
effective in the way Of cleaning up
trees than the application of these
chemicals. They will cause the re-
moyal Of the old dead bark and the
improvement Of the general y
ance Of the tree. It is difficult for one
TO believe that by simply spraying GER
tain chemicals or a tree such changes
will result. The only way is to try
them on your w trees. Then. too.
fall spraying is a great help in clean
large numbers of disease spores being
scattered about the orchard all through
the fall and winter, and it is imposSi-
Bile to determine how much benefit will
result from fall spraying if these spores
are destroyed.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-11-15
ATWEMTf-EIGHT BUSHEL TRIP
What Extra Yield of Wheat Meant to
an Oklahoma Family.

The Holdens live near Amorita. Okla.
The farm spreads over a little more
than 1000 acres. 500 of which is in
wheat. This wheat harvested twenty
eight bushels to the acre this year and
thereby hangs the story TO explain a
special car attached to the Orient reg
ular passenger n short time ago when
it pulled into Wichita, Kan.
"Roys.' said William Holden, the
father. If she goes twenty bushels or
better I'll take you all the whole Kit
end Doodle of you-to California on a
sightseeing trip"
she" went twenty eight bushels. 50
Mr.. Holden did bundle the whole kit
and doodle of them into Il special car
ana went o California. And the whole
kit ana Doodle" meant ~forty-tiye per
sons. There We're IA Holden. seven
boys and girls. the wives Of Il few
married sons. fourteen OF fifteen grand
children. two nepheWs. one or two
hired hands and mother. The trip was
to last a month.
The extra eight bushels an acre"
said Mr.. Holden. will pay the bill
for the trip. The 500 acres yielded
about $4,000 bushels. which sold for
so1.SlO. nearly $1,000 more than ! eX-
pected to GET Country Gentleman.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-11-15
The Sunday School Lesson
SENIOR BEREAN, INTERNATIONAL SERIES.

/, priest, the ex-high priests and the lead
ers of the priestly party who belonged
to the Sadducees. THE scribes' were
the teachers or doctors of the law
duke v. 10. "Reiected." y = =
killed. = rise again. These
three events literally took place in .Je-
rusalem. and the insticators were
these members Of the s%anhedrin.
"Openly-without reserve or modifi-
cation. so that the disciples could I'M
derstand his meaning. Peter took
him. This was not an act of sheer
impulse. but was lone after thought:
hence II force of the severe rebuke
of Jesus. Get thee behind me, Satan"
1t was this same temptation of an
easy way to success. at the cost of
character. that Jesus resisted once be-
fore in the wilderness Matt. iv. 1M.
Peter was here inspired by the evil
one. who for the moment was using
him as his agent. ]"Savorest not"
"mindest not treyiSion). The fact
that he resisted the purpose of Jesus
was proof that he was not in synpa-
thy with the mind of God.
Chapter viii. 81. to tx. IA serious
program.
Some time was given TO the people
in the villages of Cacsarea philippi.
Many We're trying to enter the king
dom of Coz on easy terms and with
ont considering fully the conditions.
These words OF discipleship are ad-
dressed to "the people," - - So with
his disciples No one is rejected ex-
cept those who deliberately reject the
conditions. "Whosoever will come
after me- This means any and all.
without respect of persons. Deny
himself. True self denial does not
consist in mutilation. but in consecra-
ton Of life to Jesus Christ. "Take I'D
his cross This is the symbol of sac
ritice. Save his life" He who is
moved by a spirit of self seeking may
obtain worldly success like many in
Caesarea. hnt he will lose the higher
life OF the Spirit. What Shail it prof
it, Not only is the exchange of
doubtful advantages; it is Il positive
loss. "Ashamed Of me and of my
words --throuch a lack Of moral
courage TO stand for the truth as one
sees it. "Adulterous and sinful, be-
cause they had turned away from God.
when he cometh"-at the end Of
the world. to wind up the affairs of
earth. I46 al
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Tradition of the Arctic Night
By SAMUEL. E. OIERTON

maiden to her father. Bat the chief
stood mute. pointing TO his house.
which was now ruin. Entering there.
they saw on a couch the maiden. her
hands. white rs marble. folded owe
her breast.
Then an awe greater than that
which had fallen on the people when
the maiden first touched their land
came to them, for they knew Il great
calamity was dfbout to visit them. The
King of tho Winds looked down on the
form Of his daughter. now cold in death.
and great was his wrath. The multi
tude knelt before him. Supplicating
him to spare them. Eut he needed not
their PRAYERS. ~ his command his
servant. the darkness. came and threw
a black mantle over the land.
And so, hcreft of the LIGHT aud
warmth of the sun. the verdure whiten-
ed and died. The north wind blew
snow from the clouds and the odd
CONCEALED the waters. The sun. whose
track had been a golden circle in the
north. went to the south and hid be-
hind the ocean for MANI months. Then
our ancestors. who had lived under the
trees. fearing no frost. We're obliged to
build hutS to protect them from the
cold. The warm waves in which they
had bathed became icy cold. then hard
ened The people, hereft Of the fruits
Of the earth EXPOSED to the cold. died
in t>eat numbers. 1t was many months
before the snow king relcnted sufi-
cicntly to permit the sui to show his
face again and his warm breath TO re-
vive the frozen land ever for a brief
season.
Since that period. every winter. the
sun goes south and leaves us in dark
ness. The fruits which grew so plen-
tifully for us have never 1ourished
again. But the spirit that deprived us
of them sent the white bear and the
Walrus, and We are obliged to hunt
them in order to sustain ourselves with
'helr meat and warm cur bodies by
burning their oil~ The sun continues
every winter to hide his face beneath
the ocean and when be comes back in
summer shines for so short \ period
that there is no time for the fruits of
the earth to ripen."
Is this tradition. based on some
change in the plane in which the earth
foNo!Ves. a new direction in the c,1r.
rent Of that mighty river we call tho
guif stream. 4 sirinkage in the terres-
'r3al crust or Is it an ebullition of that
l'octlc constitution common among men
when they first enter upon a civilized
CONDITION: Whether it is to be OK
pialhed by the first or the second nv
iothesis. i is certainly ii very beauti.
fui conception. And it is to these con.
'eptions OF primitive people. groping in
me uneSpiafned universe, grasping for
tue truth. that the poet who ipterprets
the world Of romance is indebted.