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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04
Women Won't
Tolerate
CATARRH
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and They Use " InteliisentIy.

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% catarrh before the world
Not one In n thousand.
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more % u than men Mos' 81 Nlem
know that HYOMET will Danish
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II regularly because they realize what
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People don't contract cafarrh In a
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There n no stomach dosing: the
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so contG ~ druggists everywhere
Guaranteed for catarrh. coughs, colds
Mail orders hlled, charges prepaid
BY Booths fIYOMEI Co, Buffalo. y
Y. Booklet on eatarrh free.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04
A Drama of the Moment
Extracted from Every Day Life
BY lRMA KRAFT
BY lRMA KRAFT

! Helkin-Ili leave you alone-but be
merciful. Stone. he merciful-
Stone-fes. I'll be mercifui-Good-
! tHelkin exits as Gayner enters nerrz
ouslyD
Gayner--F1ne-but read bit Of bad
news on the way down to-day. "Michi-
gan and Lake shore" dropped three
Joints. did you see IL?
worry over. You don't want to sell, do
Gsyner-Ten the truth. yes. I need
money. ready money. I'm in a deuce of
a fin up at the farm-mtfst have lots OF
money want to close out my City
Bank So stocS; you know. my cpy Bank.
less at Il dead loss. I happen TO be a
director In that bank. and ! know thar
nobody wants any OF that stock at pres
Gayner-o. all right. there's ''Caout-
choue Rubber" I've got SEQ shares OF
that-rsmember when you advised me
stone-of course. hut didn't know
the turn things would take. Caout-
ononc Is going to the demnation bow
Gayner texciiedlyD-wcII.t there. my
oriental sugar stock my thousand
ought To he able TO sell
Stone-Iloly smoke, don't talk about
Oriental directors meeting yesterday:
ental T.
/ Gayner 6Suddenly.) Strikes m. yoo
NV ~ III u Bop1 many concerns.
you never mentioned u before did you?
Stone-No. but ! will. now. Mr.. Harry
'ayner happen 10 be director in
Just thirteen companies in which you
nave holdings. and I'd ruin every last
one or the thirteen to wipe out the man
man stole my But there's no necessity
Tor that. because you are ruined al
Gsyner CHorrified Ruined, and Inv
you-Why. ! trusted you-you've been
my advtser-no' you can't mean it-you
wouldn't do that TO mo
! Stone can and will. You will NOT
10 able To sell a single share OF your
thousands OF dollars worth Of stock ex-
cept through me-and I will depress tha
stock-so that you Will bet about thirty
cents for it
GaNner-Ciod' And I,ottfe's rot 20
nave doctors. nurses. rest-curea-Or
she'll he In her grave IN year-and I
rant save her. I can't save her,
tHe buries his head In his hands
stone watches for several minutes)
-Lottie-Lottie' Yes-you can
and We Will
. (Curtain.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04

Anton Bieberson-Court 3ester.
Mrs Harry schmeichei-western girl
Ms Mrs Julius Jnng-colonisi dame.
Kate Reiister-Colonial damsei-
Ed Schmeichei-Buster Brown
AUGUST observation-disclosures.
Harry Schmsichel-Mexican
Henry weimer-Dutchman-
Frank Rader-Indian.
Elmer Becker-Monkey
Nellie Iohman-Fencing girl.
Mrs- I'd Schmeichei-Pansy.
irma schenerelin-colonia
Mrs. Harry Rockebrand-Gypsy.
carrie Laupp-Summer girl
Harry Rockebrand-Sporty coon.
Mrs. Ed Schmeichel-Pansy.
George Philiips-ciown.
. Mrs George Phillipr-Summer girl
Charles r. Freese-Devii.
Albert Jung-Ciown.
Amelia Beuter-Japanese.
Carl Brandfass-Sport
Leroy Bredick-Turk
Thelma Knassh-Indian
Ralph Formelia-Satan.
BERTHA weimer-Mary Jane.
Mrs. Aug. Pracht-sS pky.
Mrs. sam warfield-Japsnese
Rhoda Hildebrand-Indian.
Rosemary InKram-Gypsy.
Evelyn Blum-Dutch girl
Mrs. J. Front-Elegant colonial cos
tune.
Lucy Milier-Dutch girl
Irene kreiter-Summer girl
Fred Schenk-Yama Yama.
Jeanette 'Leonard-Spanish.
Mrs. Will Windsor-Dutch.
Loretta Heiner-Dolly Warden.
Anna Orenstein-Buster Brown.
Winfield Talbot. of Elkins-Tambou.
rene.
Helen Crickenberger-Bo
Lillian Amenzeller-Sailor girl.
Anton AfYenzeller-Country girl
Marie Seifert-Spring maid.
Clara kraatz-Summer girl.
Mayme Anderson-Canoe girl.
Mrs Robert Linsley-Darky.
Mr.. Robert Unsatisfactory.
Ed Horshman-Dude
Mrs. Ed Horsh man-Summer girl
Carrie Stroehman-Knight
Margaret Farrel-Summer girl.
Frank Thurm-Prince.
Emma NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sue
Monetta Mtller-(serman
Bertha weimer-Mary Jane.
Mrs. Fred Stroehman-Martha WASH
inRton.
Mrs. Chas. Rruemmer-Negro.
Barbara Korn-Martha Washington.
Kate Riester-Colonial.
Constance Bente-western girl
Mrs. Julian Juug-Colonial.
coritas Kurner-Spanish.
Mary Welty-Gypsy.
VIII windsor-Clown.
Alvin Schuhart-Clown.
Mrs. Lily Smith. Mrs. Joseph Kurtz.
Mrs. Will Senne. Mrs. Frank RAIDER
Margaret Peep.
Nellie wayner-lndian.
Herbert Etz-Cowboy.
Henry Weimer-Dutch.
Caroline Pracht-Devil
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04
THE DEADLOCK

THE CAST:
Nathan Stone: or stone. HelkIn A
Co: 65 Wall Street
Fred Helkin:
Harry Gayner: From upstate.
The Time: Morning.
The Place: Nathan Stones private
office. New York
stone-we've got him this time. sure
We nailed MIN. and III keep him nailed
Ill the crack OF doom
Heikin tQuietlyJ-Stone. frankly.
never could understand your hatred to-
wards the Gayner fellow This eye-for-
an-eye business seems rather prirnitiy.
70 me. We watched you playing him
Tor sucker for three Years now What's
the idea? What dark and BLOODY deed
Stone-H-m--wh hasn't he done
Gould but borrow Hall Gaines rriVat.
fountain pen for n week. Ia write you a
man sound like Pilgrims Progress"
Helkin-Joking aside: II strikes me
as rather uncharacteristic OF you To- ORA <
season. confab with him over new
stock deal-get him into your com.
panies. dig down into your own pocket
az times-keep on stringins him-all for
stone SLOWLY All for to-day. Hell
KIN. Tor three years I've been archangel
10 ms man Gayner. but to-day I assume
my original role OF Satan.
heIkin-Wel. m in the Inferno. al
ready. Seriously. Nathan. can't
amasine any grievance serious enough
n
Stone-Not perhaps. n that man had
stolen your sweetheart H.lkin-maybe
ITS due To- YOU. your patience. 20 know
some OF the facts In the case Bah, Nv
mouth is hitter when | speak Of ~ Re
took her from me while ] was WORKING
my We. through college She meant life
To me. then. by God. she does nov,
Iielkin-He knew she loved you--and
vet. perhaps he loved her too. a man has
his own future. Stone
stone-Bah, He bought her .,ribed
NNaNn NfHf To-
was poor. and well-perhaps a hit weak
700. but she was only Young girl Hell
kin. can't talk about THE man ~ In
my power to-day. firm In my power
after fifteen years Of urrefnitttng effort
and by Heaven. Ill break him.
Helkin-Two can play ~ that game
no chance. OF course. that he susy ects
YOU
Stone-Not chance. But he will
soon
The office Boy-Mr Gayner 20 sec
Mr. Stone.
StOne--Show him in
Copyright. 1912. by Ao
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04
ARI0N MASQUERADE
WAS A Big EVENT
MANY HANDSOME COSTUMES DE-
PLAYED AND AYYAIR
WELL ATTENDED.
Miss Mary virginia Sands Announces
Aer Engagement TO Mr. Singleton
PAUL. at Luncheon

The Arion Hall was the scene Of their
annual Masquerade on Monday evening
ing IL mildly. The hall was beautiruIly
decorated by the committee OF which
ar. Mat ~ kovelan was tn. chairman.
Long orange aud lemon str.amers wer.
suspended from the center OF the hall
ana formed n huge canopy and roof OF
inc TWO colors over the dancers and as
thcN moved merrily ON the streamers
waved above them. Many handsome
costumes Were display ed and Mas and
sons: % Fhiladeiphia. We're the costum-
.rs with Mr. y. Arthus Waas 1T the
club To- regulate the suits Th.. handsome
prince and colonial suits mingled with
an" tramp and other less costly cos
tunes made the AFFAIR all the more in
teresting.
( The. naskers gathered in the pariors
fat o'clock and al 30 the grand mare h
began with Mr.. George kraatz. as the
handsome prince. His attendants or
liince noblenen were Frank Thurn and
Mat kovelan and 1t was an interesting
. trl"- Mr.. hraatz made an Interesting
speech during the evening. and was
Ia enisr, iSsr IN, A ,S cners9n and
th- most beautiful costumes worn by
he men was the spansled Devil v
I .r'St'r VS. "A colonial dame, Elms r
! lie, r. -. - fine J. orkcy.
NarN or tho c"stL nss were worthy
of sp' cial menlon ana the committee
IN charge 80 the affair was composed ut
Mat koveian. August Harttung. J. 7.
Anton Bieberson. Alvin Schubstt. = g.
! EHg. Robert Linsley. Frank RAIDER. H.
g HaCkman and Henry w-iner Bach
mans orchestra furnished the music and
all present spent - fine evening \
luncheon was served ~ eleven o'clock
and all partook Of me and continued
"ancing until the early hours OF Tues
nay morning.
Tn" following We're Masked:
John Zoeckler-Clown
cara King-QuaLefsSS
" w. Quantz-Poiicernan
| Mrs. ~. ". Quantz-Red cross nurse
/ virginia Lane-Marv Jane
! Caroline csrnahan-R aby
I Mrs Harry Rorkehraud-C ypsy
{ I'd Naas-thief OF police
Herman MontiseI--farmer
t'srl Stro~hman- Clown.
7 VIII krieter-Sporf
Ted Fig indian.
. Fred StrOehman- Satan
Meta Bertscher-S Schoolgirl
Anna Colonial
Mrs. ~ Scnmeichei-WeSte rfrl
Lester Lobenstein-B Black preacher
sam Windsor-NegTo walter
Edward Biery-t'tOwr
Mayme Bracht-Devil
Carnse Adsms-yu.en OF Hearts
: Elmer Becker Monkey
win Steel MONKEY
Martha Schubsrt-DutGh girl
Edtth Schubart--fndiau
Ilgrentine Benham-Spanish girl
VIII Wstmer-Hutrhnnn
Mrs VIII Weimer-Gyp-y
Albert Schsirer-Ctowa
Alvin Schuhart
Mrs Aug Rockehrsnd Dutch girl
George KraatZ-Frincs
Mat konlan-Nobleman
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04
ARBITRATE STRIKE
Difference OF Porcelain Manufacturers
and Employees Left 20 Arbd-
trAdon Board

TRENTON. -. J. FEB. 3.-The differ
encss between the porcelain manufsctur-
ers Of this city and their employees who
are now on strike here will be submitted
60 arbitration tO-morrOW This arrange
ment vas brought about by Hugh Reilly
81 Newark representing the ln'crna-
tionai Machinists nion and who viii
be one 81 tire arhitratorE The other
two men agreed upon by the strikers
and manufacturers are James e. Tafter-
sail and Frank VI. Iiufchtns president ~
the sNtiousl motherhood % Potters
This committee will meet ~ 10 o'clock
To- morrow. The various porcelain plants
IN the city were closed down to-day and
the industry - az q Stani-sfiil
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04

HARRISBURG. Feb. 3.-The situa-
ton in regard TO prosecutions OF per.
sons alleged to have been responsible
for the lynching at Coatesville in 1911
was discussed today by a committee
or residents OF that borough and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04
Discover Anarchist Plot.

CERBERE. France. Feb. Am
anarchist plot has been discovered a.
Huelva. Spain. Professor Francisc ,
Sanchez. OF the Barcelona Modern
School. Emiliano Barral and Antonio
Oiiveria. the latter two wellknoWn
anarchists. have been arrested on the
charge Of being implicated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04

TIC members ~ the carroll club Will
entertain This evening with = Mas1ue-
rade and tho special committee under
the direction % Miss Esther Hell and
Mr. ~ Cuiitnan have made elaborate
rrerarafions for TIE event Mc.sfer'a
orchestra viii furnish the music and the
following Viii be IN charge
Mics Agnes Mullaney AMI Miss Anna
Weir assisted nv the following rom
mitfee Ns.srs and Me-fames 4 q y
VHrien. George y Noellingsr. n J gni-
Ser. y Naurer. ". a Larnlts " u
gundling John A. McG1isan. John Hsii.
Unuahue Misses Hers Meheu. stella
TAYLOR virginia Wingertsr Angels
Uiesmiiier. Minnetta Miller. Elira8efh
Cqunfhan Emma gundffng Evaiine
Hlum. Ester He'll. Margaret gundlins
Emma Zorckisr carrie Erh. f.ucie NIL
~, MeesTs william Maisy Bernard
Alexander. Elmer Wsity. Joseph ovens
Louis A. Foose. Thomas HOsiey. :.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04

Deputy Attorney General Cunningham.
Whether any further arrests will be-
made will depend upon Developments.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04

The life Of a steel rail on the main
line unuer ordinary circumstances Is
!. years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04

Donovan. George Greene. Lawrence F..
Gallagher. Lawrence Fitzpatrick, Charles
Edward Schiller. Carl l.. Hoose, John l..
Wait. Bernard Fischer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04
HOUSEWIVES I.saSus.


The Housewives League Of the
Womans Department will hold their
meeting at the A. q. I. W. rooms on
OF New York. president OF the House.
wives League. will make an able ad-
dress and u large attendance In expect
ed. This organization Is TO uphold the
enforcement OF the laws which effect
food supI lies. the family health and the
cost OF living The objects are practical
matters In which every housewife Is in
terested. All club members will be pres
ent and IN. public Is invited by paying
- small fee.
Members are requested:
To insist upon fun weights and meas
ures
To insist upon cleanliness in the han
To protest against the exposure OF all
food tn contamination from dirt flies.
or other Infection and &c reuse to pur-
To read carefully all labels on canned
and bottled goods and to report any
violation OF the pure food and drugs
act.
To make personal Investigation into
the sanitary condition OF their markets.
grocery. bakery, dairy. laundry. delics-
teSsen and confectionery stores.
To. a. far as possible. refuse 60 pur-
chase cold storage poultry. fash. butter,
eggs. fruit. etc. which have been heli
TO the detriment Of condition or ad-
vanc snent OF price.
In Justice 10 tradesmen members are
also requested:
delivery day Is required.
To pay cash or settle al credIt &C
counts promptly.
To Iatronize tradssmen who comply
with the laws.
To refrain from handling articles Of
food that are exposed for sale.
To give preference to food distributing
stores that close not later than J.. IN.
Linen Shower.
A. her home IN Shadyside last even
ing. Miss Lulu cash very delightfully."-
entertained a number Of Eirl friends In
honor Of Miss Florence Groves. OF
GAINESVILLE. whose wedding 10 Mr. V. -
Cronan. OF Somcrtcn. %. - an event or
The near future. Tire affair was IN the
nature Of d linen shower. and the bride
to-he was the recipient ~ many beauti-
full and useful gifts. The evening was
spent IN Is social manner and a drlecta-
ble luncheon was served
Those present were Misses Florence
Groves. Of Barnesvills Anna Slmm-rton.
Mary Harbaugh. Lillian Harvey. Millo
Ward Merle Lee. Vida Harvey. Ethel
SHADE. Della Bunfill. Edna White. Ona
Bunfill. Mamie cash. Emma MrElwain.
Louise Harbaugh. Ethyl Keyser. OF Elm
Grove. and Lulu cash.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04

Tuesday evening AT tne nome OF MIS-
= a. -ommerNills 20 tie Island. Jap
q. nee tea was given and a realistic Jap
aues@ welding was performed Tea was
served bv ~. members ~ the g W. ".
" of the First Christian church. and
= silver offering was taken az the door.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04
LATEST LOVE BALLAD
Peculiar Song Aimed to Educate
Women Voices.

The man who wrote the recent song
hit. Mine" one Alfred Solman, has
Just penned a new ballad on the order
OF silver Threads Among the Gold
which seems to be all the go In New
York. IL Is q simple love affair called
why Did You Make Me Care?- and
In full Of that so-called heart senti-
ment which women like. no matter
how sad the text. Here are a few
bars cut from copy OF the music just
received.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04

The engagement - prominent Young
iadf OF tine Island. 60 a we'll known
Dung man 81 Warwo0d. Will probably
b. announced in the near future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04
Mozart Event

The ihirty-nrst anniversary a. the
Mozart Society will be celebrated this
evening AT their hall instead Of Thurs
dav and a fine program has been out
lined. \ large attendance Is expected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04

call al the Mutual Savings Bank and
secure "A Parcels Post Map Free. feiw
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04

49, ~ psr--ass s.,ynsAi Js Nos C ,
The secret Of. the songs popularity
seems TO lie in the fact that IL IL aimed
TO bring out the voice. containing a
number OF very odd harmonies, al
though no high notes. Il, is also out
for male and female quartets. The
song threatens TO become a craze In
Wheeling this winter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04
Why Did You Make Me Care?

w ny LILO on wake We OdrcS
BY ALrHrp SolsAx.
E3ff.5eEsEaIs
Why did you make me eare.... 4.
@:sE@.EEH
Why bring me dreams SO rars..... You
HG@!!sEE1
told me that sveethearts should newer par, Thea
0.5s:a5s=6
Why do you leave me and break my he,rf
Rss=Ess@@aH=EH3
Why should ne meet no more.
H:s=t.HessssEsS
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1913-08-23
Judge Sawtelle Is Confirmed.

Last Monday Judge William
Fl. Sawtelle of Tucson who was
appointed United States district
Judge for Arizona, received a
telegram from Senator Mark
Smith saying that his nomina
ton had been cOnfired. The
senate committee was unanimous
in submitting a favorable report
and the action CT the senate on
the confirmation was unanimous.
George w. Lewis of Tucson has
been appointed clerk of the
United States district court and
Miss Emma r. Purves, private
secretary to the judge. Allan
B. Jaynes rendered his resigna-
ton as clerk of the court, last
Tuesday, the same to take effect
at once. The October term of
the United States court will be
convened on the first Monday in
October.
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1913-08-23
LOCAL ITEMS.

Arthur Flickinger, the Pata-
gonia real estate booster, spent
a busy day at the county seat
the forepart of the week.
City Clerk Grover Marsteller,
having recovered from his re-
cent illness, is again at his desk
in The First National Bank of
Nogales.
Monday J. E. Wise and IA.
Harrison, wealthy Santa Cruz
county stockraisers, appeared
before the board OF equalization,
and testified as to their assess
ment on cattle, by the board.
Mr.. Hilliker, the Sonora land
man, whose home is in Los An
geles, was a business visitor
here the forepart of the week,
from Noria, where he accom-
panied a number of California
land buyers.
Ben Sneed, sure enough COW
man, who for many years has
made Cochise county his home,
is a guest at the MOntezuma
hotel, having arrived yesterday
from Ell PasO, accompanied by a
number Of wealthy cattle buyers.
Thursday ten cannon belong
ing to the rebel forces in So
nora, were taken TO Cananea to
be repaired. The cannon which
were captured from the federals,
were in charge of Major KlOss,
commander of the rebel artillery.
According to the recent decree
issued by Gov Maitorena, no
Mexican citizen car sell or other
wise dispose of property in So
nora, without first securing a
permit from the governor. The
decree does not include mining
property. A translation of the
decree appears in today's BOR-
DER VIDETTE. Read it.
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1913-08-23
CONTINUED from first page }
Article XXX.
Section l

ceCllOll L.
Gas and Water Pipes:
Every building hereafter erected, and
all factories, hotels, churches, theatres,
school houses and other buildings of a
public character now erected i'll which
gas or steam is used for lighting or heat
ing, shall have the supply pipes leading
from the street mains provided each
with a stop cock placed in the sidewalk
at or near the curb, and so arranged as
to allow the shutting off at that point.
No gas, water or other pipes which
may be introduced into any building
shall be let into the wood, beams or
Joints unless the same be placed within
"A inches of the end of the beams and
in no building shall the said pipes be
let into any beam or joist more than two
inches of its depth.
Section 2.
Rules and Regulations for Installation
of Gas Pipes:
The installation of all gas pipes in
any building or structure in the Town
of Nogales shall be in accordance with
the plumbing ordinances prescribed by
the Town and said ordinances are here
by made a part of the requirements of
this code.
All gas pipes shall be inspected and
tested by the plumbing inspector before
the floors are laid and a certificate of
the same from the plumbing inspector
shall be placed on file in the department
of buildings, by the owner of the build
ing or his representative. The installa-
ton of the gas pipe shall be subject to
the approval of the building inspector.
And an inspection shall be made by
the gas company or by some one select
ed by the gas company at the same
time the plumbing inspector makes his
inspection, so as to insure absolute
safety.