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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-15
The Quickest, Jimpfest
Cough Remedy
Easily and Cheapiy Made at
Home. Saves You ~.

This plan makes a pint of cough
syrup-enough TO last a family a long
time. You couldn't buy as much or az
good cough syrup for $3.50.
Simple as IL Is. il gives almost in
slant relief and usually eonqu.rs An
ordinary cough in "a hours. This is
partly due 10 the fact that il is slightly
laxative, stimulates the appetite and
has an excellent tonic effect II ia
pleasant to take-children like il. An
excellent remedy, too, for whoouinr-
cough. spasmodic Group and bronchial
asthma
Mix one pint of granulated sugar with
y pint of warm water. and STIR for ?
minutes. Put 2lR ounces of Pinex (fiftv
cents worth in a pint bottle. and add
the Sugar Syrup. IL keeps perfectly.
Take a teaspoonful every one, two or
three hours
Pine is one Of the Oldest and best
known remedial agents for the throat
membranes Pinex il a most valuable
concentrated compound of Norway white
pine extract. and ia rich in r,iaiacol and
other natural healing elements. Othe r
preparations will not work in this
combination
The prompt results from this mixture
have endeared II to thousands OF house
wives in che United States and Canada
which explains whv the plan has bern
initiated often, but never successfully.
A guaranty of absolute satisfaction.
or money promptly refunded, goes with
this preparation. Your druggist has
Pinex, or will get IL for YOU. IL not.
send to The PineI Co., Fl Wayne, Ind.
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CHRYSANTHEMUMS
SUCCEED THE ROSE
IN DECORATION AND PREDomI.
MATED AT MRS. HANcHER'S
RECEPTION
Mrs. Roy Benton Nsyior Entertains
Thursday-Tanso Party at
Country Club.

The beautiful residence OF Mr.. and
airs. Charles y. Hancher was the
scene OF reception Tuesday after
noon. Mrs. HancAer was the hostess
and from the hours OF TO o'clock
received 100 guests.
The spacious rooms were artistlcal-
ly decorated with the stately chry-
santhemum predominating. This
popular autumn bloom was seen in
three colors. mingled with potted
plants. and produced tropical
scene. Tall palms and ferns were
banked in the reception room. in the
breakfast room and sun parlors. Tall
basket vases with glass centers. filled
with huge pink. yellow and white
choice crysanthemums. rested on the
mantels. stands and buffet. The ef-
feet was gorgeous. mingled with the
rich furnishings. The artistic foun-
tain on the huge veranda added 20
the novelty OF the scene and the new
pagoda was entwined with vines.
The event was one OF the most
elaborate held for some time and
opens the season in Wheeling's first
social set Meister's orchestra was
stationed IN the upper hall and dur
ing the hours rendered a fine program
OF late music. Mrs. Hancher was as
sisted in receiving the guests by
Mrs. Charles O'Erien and Mrs. Frank
G. Evans. Mrs. Hal Speidel and Mrs.
Steve Rice presided at the coffee urn
and helped the guests refreshments.
The punch bowl was in charge of
Mrs. William Hearne. Miss Eleanor
McI.urp and Miss ElepDor Patterson
The dining room was in charge OF
Mrs. Roy Benton Naylor. Mrs. Jesse
W. Speidel. and Mrs William r.
Rownd. Mrs. Harold Young. Mrs.
Robert Carpenter. OF St Louis. Mo. /:
Mrs. Kenyon Joyce, OF Des Moines.
Ia: Mrs. Edward H. Franzheim. and
Mrs. J. Sumner Jones assisted in a
general way. The ladies' were all
elegantly gowned and presented a
fashlonably attired assemblage.
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ing House rooms. No. 2Oi Schmulbach
building q ~. Conner delivered tho
principal address of the evening
The Rev. 4 r. Livermore. OF
Christs Episcopal church. lcft yester-
day morning for New York city on his
annual vacation.
The Rev. Mr. Dysinger. who Is
pastor OF the First Lutheran church.
has been elected president OF the
West Virginia synod
The new uniforms for the cadets
OF Llnsiy institute have arrived
The Linsly Institute football tear,
will play the District Triadelphia
High School football 'cam Saturday
afternoon on the Film Grove grounds.
and good game is expected
AT The banks of the city as we'll
as the banks throughout tho First
congressional district. we're closed
Yesterday on account of the election
The day as q whole was declared "a
legal holiday FOR all places OF bust.
ness Only % tow places OF business
observed ODE day.
Judge Newman recently banded
down 90 order in which Do granted "a
writ of hHb'Ie corpus which bad been
sought hy leo snyder SNYDER was
committed fo iau by SQUIRE RAIDER. and
ae "a result OF tho issuing Of tha writ.
Doc VAS released from Jail Monday
evening
All banks Of this CITY were closed
Yesterday an day because ol the oIcc.
lion. a few of the Wholesale houses
were also closed
s-Therr is quite % great deal Of wet
goods 'in hook af Tho city and county
building which was taken iu recent
raids The vet goods have been coll
lccicd hv Tho pulling OF eprab.as.rs.
and some of the products taken were
az The fauciost quality
ID Ward King fHfhor ~ fho King
road drag who has lately finished hi.
demon efr1finra iu Tho county. irft lH.f
NIGHT Tor Washington county. Pa.
whore ho VIII conduct q similar cam.
pairn in fhat county
Tony G1tt1 viii receive his sem
ionce Thursday. as will John reIcher.
who was lately found euilty of ISSUING
rhony checks Tho disposal off those
two cases win moan tho close of fhc
present term az criminal court and VIII
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About People
Movements Of Individuals to And
s'or the City.

Miss Gertrude Fahcy who was op.
Grated ON few days ago af the Norfn
wheeling hospital ls getting along
very nicely
Jesse Luke. Of Fairmont. was "a bus
mess visitor boo Tho Cits yesterday.
MISS Alma llHuWau. Of the south
side. spent the day loo pIftsburrh
hcV Father N0ruyOru3. of fhIs city.
sore throat
Miss Alice Hunter OF tho East End.
BIAS Visitor from Point Nils
Miss Edna Gibson of Marietta. d. ON
% hort visit here
Miss ilId.nt. Of South Wheeling
h1. InHhrd h"r vUrk ln fhc Island
and F. now ou I Hrr... vacation
Ml Margaret ScHvirn &. Boo Pitts.
h1rgr uu professional tI.f
William Frank of TlN.lfpu. was 90,
in OH. Go. Yesterday
Mr. Thowae Petite haa returned 90
hcr homo iu Columbus after RI visit
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The Housewives league asks for
clean stores. fair goods and honest
prices. We want q concerted action
of our members 70 this effect. The
next meeting " the HOUSEWIFE
league will BE- held in the 4. O. L. W.
rooms Friday afternoon. October -.
promptly at O'Clock.
Members are expected TO come and
bring their noighbors. We want all
housewives OF this vicinity to come.
All are welcome. Questioss OF e:.
hciency, harmony and beauty in the
home; questions OF hygiene. santa.
ton, cleanliness in the home: pure
food. poultry. butter eggs. hour. milk,
and vinegar. education at home and
al school, with demonstrations alone
every line that will be OF use 20 the
busy housewife and perhaps best OF
ala getting together. or mutual
contract. that will leave its impress
on all Of US. The inspiration and the
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end the docket The prosecuting at.
torney will get busy within a few days
on the work Of making up the list OF
cases 10 be presented at the next ses-
sion Of the grand jury.
Mrs. Wolf OF the East End. SUI.
tered an attack Of heart trouble which
Tor time threatened to put an end TO
her life. caused by worrying over tho
arrest Of her son. Pickles" Wolf. in
connection with the theft OF the BAILEY
automobile. II had been her Intention
TO attend the preliminary hearing. but
her heart got the best OF her. and she
was removed 20 her home.
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NEWS BRIEFS

The Personal Workers of tho Y
VI. {. \. held very important meet.
.1s yesterday afternoon a. tho Y. NJ
n building TIC principal address
oi me afternoon WAS delivered bv DIR
~ g. Latshaw, Who ls secretary of
the International Y VI C. A.
Today 90 noon the shop Bible
PASS meeting viii be held at tho
iialriAilas Glass Compluv'e works
ana on Thur iay noon ar the Wheel
lhE Mold a Foundry comranv
Mr. Wilson. Who is drItinr ono
IN' SiF.o a lrEler wholesale prod
nee wagons. was injured yesterday
afternoon whom bis team of mules
started t' run away The mules be-
came frightened in some way. which
eau rd the trouble
Tho laundry workers Of this cIf,
viii hold fIolr second meeting in tho
Electrical Workers hau Thursdsy
evening fo discuss plans in regard t0
iho organization of the workers
y Arm troug and T.. Latham viii
deliver fho principal addresses Of tho
even rr to tho workers
Tho saloons we're closed an dav
yesterday ON account OF the election
eUfCiII meeting OF Ohio lodge
so. o. s. o. and s " will bc held
f1ie cvenirr 100 $50 o'clock Tor the
Iurros" of couicrriur the degree OF
VI ~ on several candidates
The Panhandle Ucokerpcrs' asao.
citation Viii meet ln annual session
this morning no fho Grand Central boo
trI Tho reports 0f committees will
Do received .ud officers Will Doc elect
90 Tor next year All the members
are requested Co be present 40 the
meeting
Quite large crowd went 20
SfouhouvIllc yesterday evening from
this city to hear uIily Sunday preach
ON tho Second Coming Of Christ
Tho American Institute Of Vank
irr opened its t9t319ff session yes.
tcrdaS evening in the Wheeling Clear.
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Wednesday Wedding.

The wedding OF Miss Gertrude Rose
Stauver youngest dapghter Of Mr.
Andy Stauver Of Mozart hill and MIR.
Harry Smith OF Ohio will take place
this morning and Rev. Fatherf o. II.
Moye will ofiiciate
The wedding will be quiet and the
attendants will be Miss Theresa
Stauver and Mr.. Louis Stauver. sister
ana brother OF the bride At II
O'Clock the young people will leave
for a short trip around Cleveland
The bride will wear "A suit Of blue
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will be at home
after the first OF November at their
newly furnished home on Mozart
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Ferry
Mr. McClain. Of the East End. will
move from his fiat TO a residence r..
comfy purchased
Miss Hazel Shisbeckle. OF Term
ana. Is visiting relatives and friends
here, ~"
Miss MARGARET Simpson. Of Barnes.
NHIe, stopped In the city on her wav
Z" VISIT nor sister IN Pittsburgh
Mrs Frank Thurm has returned
from visit 90 Sistersville. who're ebc
friends anu
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RIVER NEWS

Fc1Fht rise was registered in
IN" river Yesterday the gauge az tho
NcN"Chen dam showing 152 in Tho
pool and T f"ot below the dam The
Della NC. went down yesterday after
noon. The Liberty laying up on ac.
count of the low stage OF the river.
River marks.
TfTr-fff EsfI IA G.t nice
.f"ufH follow.
DAVIS ISLAND DAM -9a feet. fall
.... clear
srErWsNvtLLE DC feet fau,rr.
.rtHNrusurUc 90 feet falling.
NNHG'NrowN- 90 feet s,e,ioo,rv.
clear '''''''''' o.
gu CITY. inches rising. clear
Warren. Zero. ..slr
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BoMlinn PARTY

The members of the Young Peo-
pies Bible class of the Thomson NJ.
r. church gave a bowling party at
the Musee alleys on Monday evening.
The following were present: Misses
Bess Nicholl. Hazel Samon, Mae
Simeral. Mary Mckee. Lucy Martin.
Bertha Jones. Bess Foster. Gertrude
Dinger. Wayne Seamon. Edith Max
well, Carrie Metzner. Evelyn Dinger.
Belle Lashley. Maude Bowin. Bebecca
Hubbard; Messrs. Ray Gearry. Glenn
Stmeral. Raw Ryer. George Calendine.
William Bard. Harold Maxwell. VIII
Philips. Harris Anglau. Algv Colvic.
VIII Philips. James Laughlin. Syd.
ney Lake. W. +. McClung. Warren
DinsmOre Warren Abersole.
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EZ,'S!S,E.T'I.,5:3.lI

u always pays 20 have your
clothes made 20 order. as aside
from the fact that YOU can select
the cloth before the suit IS made
up. you secure an individuality On
the cut that % IS impossible 90
secure in a rcady-majc suit
AZ our price Of $500 vou
receive the results of the best
efforts Of skilled tailors. an excel
lent quality Of material and a PER-
feet ht You will make mo- mistake
by having us made your wearing
apparel
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Country Club Affair.

The members of the Country club
are anxiously looking forward to the
Tango dance which is to be held at
the club on Thursday evening. Mr.
Northrup will furnish the music and
many dinner parties have been ar.
ranged.
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Golden Eagle Ladies.

from this vicinity will make a vista.
ton TO the Friendship temple at Nc.
Mechen at the grand rally to be held
three nights. Members will attend
from the Garfield and Central CITY
temples. Tiltonville temple and
Moundsville temple.
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will attend. DIT. Harriet d. Jones. the
local president. will make an address.
Doors Class.
The Doors" class OF the First Eng
lish Lutheran Sunday school will give
an entertainment on Thursday even
ing. October 10. The program will be
as follows:
Violin Cello Solo. Mr.. Frea Nvers
japanese Tea Party-Misses Helen zen.
ken. Edna Way. Eieanore Husiey. Ger
trude Nolte. Edna knokc. Olive Fish.
helen Stebes. Accompanist-Mrs. VIII
liam Stebes.
Vocal solo. Mrs. Fred Faris
Reading .............Mr. IL Carmichael
Vocal solo. Mr.. Howarl Dudley
I,HIis,,,,' 80, Mr.. carmichael
Nioilncello solo. Mr.. Fred Myers
Interesting Lecture.
The lecture given by Rev. Father
Sigourney Fay. u. D., of the Catholic
University. OF Washington, d. e.,
Tuesday evening. was interesting
Rev, Fay spoke before the members
OF the Catholic Woman's League al
the home of Mrs. Thomas Beattia
and the meeting was largely ATTENDED
The subject of the talk was CHRIS.
tian Home" and Rev. Fay told wha,
mothers should do to protect their
children and how TO set an examine
for them. There are now three nun.
dred and sixty members of the Cath.
ole Women's League and all are
earnest workers. Another lady Will
De appointed to meet the girls and
women at the stations
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ANNUAL coNvrn1lon-

-rc El u.erlf.h tn tho futefIre-re-
MARIETTA. %. OCT several
hundred delegates arc In tho CITY 10
"i"nd tho twenty ff'h annual con.
.'niion of 'ho Ohio building Associa.
fi0n League. which began fhroe dsv
sion hero touirht Many prominent
l.'' i'nr association men will arrive
"wednesday
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Two PLAYS.

Two splendid amateur plays are be-
Ing rehearsed TO be presented by the
Columbia club The first will be a
three-act comedy THE Merry Cob
bier Rehearsals are under the di.
rection OF Fred Link The play is 10
be given November "a and -. The
other plav is q four-act drama. The
Seal Of Confession" in charge Of
George Horn
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WOMAN'S CLUBS
wonrEN's CLUE CALENDAR.


Civic Departments October IL
p. m. \. O. 4. w. Hall
Drama League Monday, October Ia
current Events Department-Friday
october ~, a. @. L. W. Hall
lone Economics-F'riday October "a
A. O. L. W. Hall
Music Department-wed Octob.
er %. a. o. L. ". HALL
Housewives LeaEue-Friday, October
"a. ~ o. L. W. Hall.
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D. OF r. Bridge.

The Fort Henry Chapter. Daughters
OF the Revolution. win entertain Sat.
urday. October 25. with a bridge
party at the home OF Miss Julia VIII
son at Bae Mar place All friends
are invited and tickets can be had
from the members of the chapter.
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Suffrage Convention.

The suffrage convention " ill be held
october "a and p A special program
has been outlined and the last day will
be closed with n banquet Many dele
gates from different parts OF the State
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Interesting DEBATE

II has been learned here in club
circles that Miss Julia Morgan Hard.
NIX Of Pittsburgh has CHALLENGED Miss
Waidlc Of Pittsburgh 10 n debate 10
take place soon Miss Waddle will
n' remembered here as the one who
lectured on suffrage and Misc It,rd
ing is very much opposed 10 II Roth
ere well read and good takers. So tho
debate will be something worth hear.
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Business Women,s Club

The Business Women's club NETS
at the Y. w. c. \. every Tuesday
evening. Their supper is served at
o: 10 and the meeting opens at 6:45.
The South Side Business club opens
soon.
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help that these meetings ought TO
bring cannot be estimated. they can
only be felt and appreciated
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Park. Mr.. Smith is employed by the
government and has been registered
at the local Y. NJ. c. A.
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Current Events Department.

The Current Events department.
one Of the most interesting of the
Woman's club. will meet on Friday
afternoon Of this week In the A. q
l.. ". rooms AZ O'Clock. Mrs. ia.
ward b. Franzh>im is the newly
chosen chairman and much he evrsct.
ed OF her. Mrs. Charles J Produfoot
IS the vice chairman. The program
Friday Is In charge Of Miss JuIt .
Morgan Harding Of Pittsburgh Mis-.
Harding Is too well known 20 need
Introduction 10 Wheeling women
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Tuesday. October i'll O'Clock Art ,
Mrs. Donaldson. Colonial Theatre
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Mrs. DonsIdson's Lecture.

Mrs. Donaldson of New York gave
the first OF series OF lectures on
Art at the Colonial theatre on Tues.
day morning. Mrs. Donaldson Is here
under the auspices OF the Woman's
club and will continue her instruc.
tons and pictures in art. She issues
season tickets, or each lecture and
Illustration may be paid for separate
ly.
On Tuesday Mrs. Donaldson spoke
on Egypt. She said the greatest art
OF Egyptians is found after deaf n.
and their homes when alive are only
passage ways while their tombs are
their real homes. The Egyptian art
Is the furtheset removed from civili.
zation. She spoke of the fine speci-
mems OF art in the Metropolitan in
New York. Various slides were
shown Illustrating her talk. among
which were the HaWk-headed gods
various temples. many in decay. the
pyramids, known TO all. The largest
OF the Pyramids, or tombs, took 10 600
men Ten years 10 construct IT, u is
equal In space TO a town Of l20. 900
inhabitants and cotains 1900 600
rocks or fine quartz. The three pyr-
amids read in their variation in size
the decline OF the Egyptian glory
Everything Of value in possession OF
the Egyptian while alive is buried
with his body Even petrifled meat
is placed in the tomb. and more re-
Gently animals are painted or carved
upon the tomb. so they may remain
as long as the tomb. An interesting
picture OF the Sphinx was shown and
a lecture on IL was fine II is not
emblematic OF terror. etc. hut merely
q carved Image Of some Pharaoh. In
Egyptian art the distinction of the
subject is illustrated in the pose OF
the statue. An interesting picture
was shown where women who lived
5000 years before Christ had parties
and talent for music The mummy
was interesting. The cases painted
hundreds Of years ago are as brilliant
today as then showing wonderful
preparation Of art supplies The dead
masks OF Egyptian art are wonderful
II is the supposition that the face ~
Cleopatra and others We're reprCdroed
from Paintings OF early life. The
next lecture will Be on Greek art.
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Saturday, October II. University Clul
l1Oa Chapline street
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WednesdnV. OctOhcr l5-Linna Hennis
sherman studio.
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HousewlNes' Icaauc-

Monday. October 2O-Niss L,
Adams. Fourteenth street
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viii attend. DIT. Harriet B. Jones. the
local president. viii make an address.
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Wireless time daily at noon.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1913-05-09

Matamoras now, though the Rio
Grande at this point is supposed to
be navigabie, and the International
bridge has a draw, but nobody remem-
bers Of having seen II swing.
Matamoras lives on and by the bull
fight, like many another town on the
border 1t has a soap factory and a
glycerin factory, but they are own
ed by Americans, 20 In all making the
town their home. The gringo may
be hated and despised, but it is his dol
lars that keeps the ancient town alive.
Hence, he is tolerated. and the Mex
lean makes the most of him.
In between is sandwiched every kind
Of petty graft from that Of the street
car conductor who, when making
change on the four cent fare, hands
you Mexican centavo instead Of an
American cent, and thereby enriches
himself by half penny; to the curio
merchant, who. not content with ad-
vancing his price when there are many
strangers in town. slips you along with
your American money a Mexican nick
ell and adds two and one-half cents to
his profit
1t is but a short walk from the
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1913-05-09
MEN SWAP THEIR STATUS

fire Of December s, 1911. when 600
lives we're lost.
The valuables rescued from this
mass Of charred humanity were care
fully deposited In court until the term
of thirty years. which the Austrian
law prescribes before death can be
presumed, had elapsed. And now, after
all these years, these pathetic memen-
toes will come under the auctioneer's
hammer in the "Dorotheum," the state
pawnshop and auction rooms.
Their intrinsic value is but small; IN
deed several of the 81 lots are entered
as starting prices for the bidders at
one. two or three crowns. Battered
watches, broken rings and earrings.
half melted bracelets, pendants and
lockets containing unacceptable por-
traits, together with half a dozen
purses and some loose coins, make up
the catalogue. Some Of the watches
are entirely melted on one side, while
on the other the dials are quite legt
BILE.
1t would be difficult to find anywhere
a collection OF relics awakening more
sad memories, and one wonders, in
deed, IL 1t were really necessary to re-
call such a shocking catastrophe by
this auction Of the Dorotheum.