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Continued from Page One.b and, above all that it must be mediation, net arbitration
 Arbitration. 1t is pointed out, was possi- ble before the conflict not afterward unless in questions of detail such as the del.mination of frontiers not well defined by ethnographical landmarks.
 Servia and Montenegro are most dissat- sfsed of all, in the belief that it will be impossible to get impartial mediation by the powers which include Austria, nation, which has shown in the past and is showing now such a threatening attt- tude against what these states assert is a legitimate aspiration.
 Austria, according to them. can prae- tically be considered an interested party herself. as she has proclaimed the in- reliability of Albania, forcing the Ser vians and Montenegrins to abandon the Adriatic coast already occupied and has declared the necessity of pushing forward the frontiers of Albania to an extent which never has been considered for the sole purpose of depriving Servia and Montenegro of territories which they have conquered.
 Concedng that Austria does not wish to denounce her traditional policy of ex- pansion in the Balkans with the object of reaching the Aegean sea- can she, tha allies ask, be considered an impartial judge in matter in which her vital in- terests may be furthered on endangereds
 The allies also fear Italian aspirations. official Italy behaves towards Greece with reference to AValona just as Aus tria does towards Servia, and Montene- gro with reference to northern Albania. In fact. Italy has protested against the occupation of the Island sazen at the entrance of the gulf of Avalona by C,reeca which Athens has considered of fensive claiming that Sszeno was in- cluded in the Ionian Islands, taken from France by Great Britain in 1869 and ceded to Greece in 1864. Can Italy be trusted to give an impartial judgment asks Greece.
 Bulgarias attitude has not been finally determined. pr. Daneff, chief of the Bulgarian penipotentiaries appeared to- night to be still hopeful, but said nath- ing possible could be outlined until Turkey presented her demands in well defined form.
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eounty.s where he also pleaded guilty He Is to be returned to Los Angeles. in connection with further investigation there.
 The fact that Clark received q sus- pended sentence, was regarded as sig nihcant. in possibly presaging lenieney toward MeManigal. McManigal. how ever. confessed personally to causing T explosions.
 Heavy Sentences for Board Members
 All the men who received six-year sen- tences, excepting Munsey and Barry of St Louis, who received four years; Beum of Minneapolis, and Legleitner of Den yer. who each received three years, were present, or former members of the iron workers executive board. As such they were accused of appropriating out Of the unions funds Sl0e0 a month. for Secretary McNamara, to carry on the dynamiting campaign.
 The testimony was that part of that money was used in sending James E.. McNamara to the Pacific coast to blow up the Los Angeles Times building; that sY . money was paid to McNamara in necks signed by President Ryan and marked: By order of the executive board" and that Leo NJ Rappaport, all attorney for MeNamara, after visiting the dynamiters at san Quentin prison, came Dack to lndlanapo1S, and at Mc- Namaras direction, destroyed a small blue check book in which the record of the dynamiting expenses was kept.
 All the men who received suspended sentences were among those who tes- tified in their own behalf. Ryan testi- fled in his own behalf, but Tveitmoe. Clancy, Webb, Hockin Munsey Young and Cooley did not. The court instructed the jury that the fact that these men did not take the stand was not to be considered against them.
 Two little girls gave the chief testi- mony against Anderson and Smith of Cleveland, O., one evening. when they saw Smith and Anderson carrying q box. It was the same box in which the gov ernment charged was carried the dAna- mite by which S45,000 damage was done at North Randall that night One little curly-headed girl testified she recognized Anderson, because he had a funny fapp
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TURKEY SHOWS HAND;
 MEDIATION BY POW FRS IS OTTOMAN SCHEME

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-06
TOO MUCH FAIR
And as Result Clarence Jones is
Locked Up on Three Charges.
Other Arrests.

Clarence Jones OF this city took on
too much booze at the state fair yes
terday afternoon. and when a small
boy pushed against him in the crowd
In front OF the grandstand. he became
highly insulted and struck the boy.
Officer Worls saw Jones strike the
cowardly blow and Immediately
placed him under arrest. charged with
disorderly conduct. but Jones refused
TO be arrested without a struggle. and
resisted the officer. lie was finally
landed in the little coop on the fair
grounds. where the officer intended to
keep the man until he could call the
patrol wagon. but Jones broke all the
windows In the small building and
kicked the door out.
At the morning session OF police
court he will be arraigned on three
charges, namely. resisting an officer.
disorderly conduct and destroying the
property Of the fair association.
Six other pickups were made by the
local police up until a late hour last
night. but no serious charges will be
placed against the offenders. as the
majority Of them got into trouble be-
cause they fingered under the grand
stand at the far too long yesterday.
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NEWS BRIEFS

Routine business was transacted
A. regular meeting Of the business
Mems Association. held yesterday
morning
Several house boats passed this
city. last evening. floating down the
river The high waters probably
broke them from their moorings and
The owners are looking for new loca
lions.
-Arrangements are being made for
the opening of tho r " &. A. gymna-
sum classes next Tuesday. and those
in charge expect a large enrolment.
Prof Settlers. Of Dayton. will soon ar
rive to take char-e Of the physical
department
The criminal court win open
formally this morning, Ehcn the dock
o. will Do called. tarting AZ $50
O'Clock The docket will be- quite a
lengthy ono
All malls from Pittsburgh and
tho east arrived in the city yesterday
on time for The first time this week
The delay heretofore has been caused
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ROSS BROTHERHOOD
OF Thomson Church % Take W Mat.
tiers In Interest % Prohibition
ArrerHrreuf

a. an enthusiastic and we'll attend.
ed meeting ~ the Ross brotherhood
Of The Thomson ST. = church. held
last evening in The church DO was de-
cifod Co transform the brotherhood
into ratification club FOR The next
few weeks that 40 may assist in the
campaign Tor the rafiafcation OF tho
prohibition amendment
The plans Of The ratification cam.
paisu Ucre explained b. W " Miller
OF Tho Fourth Street NJ o. church.
and bis talk was followed hr Oh brief
address hv Row Ross. in which Do
outlined the proposed work FOR the
organization aUi hi- motion Chat TIC
Brotherhood take up the work was
uuHr m0ualv carried
Tho executive committee was
named to formulate plans for taking
up the work and more .pcciaUy for
takiug an active Interest in the cam
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~ your hair has been neglected and
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you will say this VAS the best invest
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We sincerely believe. regardless o.
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and lots O: it-no dandrufr-no itchins
scalp and no more falling hair-you
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bottle will truly amaze you.
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FRECKLE-FACE
HeE Remsdy T7st Removes rrsoslss or
costs EothinG

Here's chance. Miss Freckie- Face.
~ tfy now REMEDY Tor erecsles with
VIII not rHrt sou a penny unless 80 re-
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YOU clear complexion. The expense 81
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simply gff lu ounce 81 ot.iire-adoubie
strength from O. 20 Eau AMI one nights
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re sure fa ask o. W Rau for the
double siren Efn nfninr a. this fs the
only rrrHrrirf eoid under guarantees
N money hacs AZ 10 fails " remove
fra1kisa
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RIVER NEWS

With a stage Of 22 feet registered
AZ the local wharf last evening. the
river Is rapidly receeding 20 its nor
mai stage. Although the water reach
ed the 2t-foot mark here "Wednesday
evening. no damage was sustained u
property. although a few camps along
the rive banks were forced to hunt
higher ground. The water WAS mud
der than usual and as IL recedes Il
leaves "A thick layer OF silt on the
banks and lowlands.
Packet Movements.
Nearly "A oay late. caused by fog
and big shipments. the Greenwood
cleared tibet local wharf yesterday
morning at o'clock for Pittsburgh
The Lorend was "A few hours late but
got away on good time. The Liberty
carried ont another excursion las;
evening. making her regular trim af &.
ter her return
Trouble With Engine.
The Sonoms did not make her reg'I-
lar trip Z. Marietta yesterday. be-
cause OF trouble with her engines.
No word was received at the local
wharf Last evening from her and Il Is
not known when she will make her
trip. The Eliza u. will leave today,
after bein6 repaired at New Martins
Vile.
Big Passenger Business.
Every day this week the packets
nave been bringing hundreds OF visit
ors into this city for the state fair
and IL has been one of the busiest
weeks In Years so far as the pas
senger business is concerned. The
ferry boats operating between the
wharf and the fair grounds have been
enjoying a thriving business as a re-
suit.
The Sam Brown. Tornado and Boaz
passed down yesterday with large
tows OF coal boats and barges.
Thursdays Boats.
Greenwood. Pittsburgh. a. m.
Lorena. Pittsburgh. noon.
Liberty, Darlington.
Fridays Boats.
Greenwood. ParkersburR. a m.
Eliza D., Matamoras. IL a. m.
Liberty, Darlington. $3.50 y. m.
River Marks.
PITTSBU RICH. Pa. Sept. S.
Shipm mt OF 100000 bushels OF coal
TO the south was made from here TO-
day. stages reported as follow:
DAVIS ISLAND-lO.7 feet falling:
clear.
TEUBENvILLE-i9 feet falling:
clear.
OIL CITY--5 feet falling: clear.
MORGANTOWN-7 feet stationary
clear.
PARKERsBURG-22.s feet rising;
cloudy.
Wanted so boys, steady work, good
wages. Northwood Glass Co.
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ITCHY SCALP--25C "DANDERINE"
SAVE YOUR HAIR, esrRovs oAsosurF AND STOPS
FALLING HAIR AT oscg-o ROWS HAIR PROVE IL

IL you care for heavy hair. that
Siis'ens with beauty and is radiant
with life: has an Incompatible soft
ness and Is rury and lustrous you
must use Danderine. because nothing
else accomplishes 50 much for the
hair
Just one application OF Knowlton's
Banderine Will double the beauty OF
your hair. besides II Immediately dis
solves every particle Of dandruff: you
cannot have nice. heavy. healthy hair
II you have dandruH. This destructive
scurf roos the hair OF It's lustre. its
strength and its very life. and n not
overcome IL produces a feverishness
and itching OF the scalp. the hair
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The FARMERS PICNIC


Editor Intelligence
sir Tho picnic given by the
White oak Grange. No g." held
Saturday ~ The Center school house.
in Liberty district. 10 largely ~.
tended The weather was fair The
addresses by the speakers were great.
y enjoyed. and also the falthfulness
81 the Members 81 the lodge. both
ladies' and gcntlement az their duties
Of the day was commended. and We
must say that We kindly express our
thanks 10 Mr. W B Caldwell for the
interest and labor that he showed
throughout the AFFAIR
Thanking all who attended FOR our
success. We remain.
MEMBERS or THE GRANGE"
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Last evening another delightful
boat excursion was given under the
auspices OF the Warwood band and
was largely attended. nearly four
hundred persons enjoying the ride
The steamer Liberty was chartered
FOR the occasion and covered a dis.
lance OF several miles IN excellent
time. Music was rendered during the
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Dance at Stratford-

The management of the Straiford
hotel at Woodlawn entertained the
guests and their friends Thursday
evening with dance. The affair was
held In the spacious ballroom. which
was brilliantly illuminated and artist.
cally decorated for the occasion. Meis-
ter's full orchestra rendered music.
and an interesting program OF dances
was carried out. At n late hour cool
Ing refreshments were served.
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The Warner Dancing Set will open
the season with dance this evening
In the Pythian Castle The hall has
recently been repaired and placed I'm
excellent condition and has been
beautifully decorated. Meisters or
chestra will furnish the music and an
Interesting program has been arrang-
ed. This evenings dance will be the
first OF series
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Entertains for Visitor.

Miss Marie Seifert entertained at her
home. on the South side Monday even
ing. honoring Miss Katherine Thierolf.
Of Cleveland. and Miss Mar Virginia
Harrison. OF HarrisOnburg. Va Those
present were.
Katherine ThieroIf. 81 Cleveland. o..
Mary Virginia Wiukley. OF Harrison
burg Va. Mary Elizabeth Gebhard.
Irene Gtesey. Sibella Seybold. Loretta
Seybold. Martha Hartman. Margaret
Seirert. Marie Seifert. Messrs u ~
Dunlevey, IA. n. Morgan. q. Il Fitzger-
aid. Charles r. Smoot baltimore. Md .
Arthur Gabriel. p ?. Dick. Geo. W.
Calendine. J. .. Bowers
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SOCIETY
Entertains Church Council,

The regular monthly meeting OF the
church council OF St Pauls Evangeli-
cal Protestant church was held last
evening IN the parsonage. and but lit
tie outside OF routine business was
transacted. Following the business
session Rev. and Mrs. A. C. Rasche
entertained the members OF the coun-
ell and several hours were pleasantly
spent In a social manner. At the
close OF the evening elaborate refresh
ments were served. Those present
wre:
MessrE-
Fred Beckendorf c. Kieldsing
Hermann Hundt Earl Richster
william Riebo Fred Hertlein
s. Tape Carl C;egner
marry Stupp William Hohne
hev. ~ G. Rasche Louis Brinkman
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that what vast
Is to the that In
thing which by
be al home?
our
ship
tell shall really
And all
surroundings trouble lift
fall
wholly
beautiful"
That Is
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On n glorious summer evening Just the witch
ing hour or sunset three OF us drifting about
canoe on a body OF water home
Said OF the three. How lovely the water looks
tonight"
Said another. Really don't know I any
thing any prettier on my vacation though Travelled
two thousand miles"
At that the third member of the party sat I'D in
the canoe and looking around II he had suddenly
seen something new and strange inquired. do you
folks realize that II had travelled thousand
miles 10 see this would say IL OF the
beautiful places saw"
Whereupon we all sat up. and. locking over the
water through eyes from which the scales OF habit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-06

Rev. and Mrs. J. NJ Potter OF
Woddsdale went to Pittsburgh Thurs
day. where Mr.. Potter is TO officiate
az the Slocum-Kimball wedding I'm the
Shadyside Presbyterian church. The
rehearsal and rehearsal dinner were
held last evening. while the wedding
VIII be solemniZed Saturday evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-06

At the parsonage OF the Second
United Presbyterian church yesterday
morning, tho wedding OF Miss Hattie
Johnson and Mr.. Samuel Simpson
was solemnized. The wedding was
unpretentious in Its appointments and
there were no attendants. The bride
was formerly popular teacher in
the Glendale school. while Mr.. Simp-
son Is employed in the Wheeling Cor.
rugating works
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-06

Mrs. Ricardo Ricci is back at the
severn. after the summers vacation,
ana Is making arrangements for the
coming season at her studio in the
Mutual bank building.
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oomplimsntarv shower.

Honoring their sister. Miss Blanche
lonley. whose marriage % Mr. Jesse
kellar. u an event OF tho near future.
Mrs Joseph Gray and Mr. Elmer Hava
cntcrtained. Wednesday evening. with IA
liteu shower Those present were.
MeEdames Taylor Keliar. Walter Daivs.
Taylor white. Elmer Hays. James Arm
strong. George Etzei. Stahl Corlev.
Joseph Gary. 4. 2. HAYS. Misses Elsie
kellnr. Helen Coniey. Blanche Coniev.
tthel a Jones. Of Chicago. Carrie
btzel. ieona stanley. Masters Charles
and Harold Hays
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N thclr nome, on the South Side,
Wednesday evening. the Misses Edith
and Hazel Davis entertained with an
evening party. Music and games were
the diversions and before the party
came to a conclusion dainty refresh
meuta were served. Those present
were. Misses Miranda Hungarian Hell
en- smith. Jessie smith Amy Hunger
man. Edith Davis and Hazel Davts.
Messrs Nile Raper. Robert shane
Charles sheets. Carlisle Raper. Harry
sheets. John Edwards. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Scott Davis
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- y y sFt'S. < . ~ 7tE II
THE DAILY CHIT.CHAT
BY Ruth Cameron

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fall and look in at the ml
awaiting beside
What
and the earth and all the elements
made"-ThOmas a
Did you look country
about 1t as had a 70 sect?
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Pleasant PARTY.

Pleasant Party.
On Wednesday evening at No. IL
Cromwell Hazel Teater very pleas
antly entertained with a party. in hon.
or OF Miss Pearl Fouty from Parkers-
ourg and Miss Jessie Bethel from
Newark. o.
The evening was very pleasantly
spent in playing games and music and
at seasonable hour a delicious lunch.
con was served.
Those who were present were:
Misses Freda Keller. Harriet Quay
Pearl Fouty from Parkersburg' w
Va. Jessie Bethel from Newark. O.,
Alma Munnell. Mabel Dolan. Priscilla
Spriggs. Louis Weitzel; Messrs. En-.
cell Taylor. Reuben Miller. Harry
Gardner. Walter Teater. Frank Keef.
err
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Mr.. Victor II. Gebhart entertained
with a box party at the Victoria the
atre Monday evening, complimentary
to Mr.. Hugh I. Stitt OF Gettysburg
college. who is visiting his roommate.
Roy j. Meyer OF the South Side. After
the theatre. luncheon was served at
Basle's.
Those in the party were:
Misses MesSrs-
Fiorentnc BogdanikIlugh /. Stitt. OF
lara style kittaning. Pa
Hazel X Straub Roy j. Never
Mabel l. Schemp. ofClark HoIlyfield
New Concord, O. Victor H. C;ebhart
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pairn on the Island The committee
viii report 40 "a meeting 10 b. held
soon
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evening and refreshments were serv
ed. while the ideal weather also add
ed TO the pleasure OF the affair.