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In three years our cigarette con-
sumptiOn has trebled.
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a DIAGNOSIS.

She-At the bargains they SOLD
some very cheap things today.
He-They evidently sold you.
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sr,no,%ap@ IN Mothers

Examine carefully every bottle OF
CASTORIA, a safe and sure remedy LOT
infants and children, and see that II
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In Use For Over 80 Years.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-16
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Motto. 20 H..tinr contr.c,or.

Notice is hereby given that tn. under
signed state Board OF Control OF West
virginia. Will. until moor on the firth day
OF May. 1913. receive sealed bids for fur
sary to do and fully complete all the
Work OF remodeltng the heating and
power plant at the West Nirginia INT
Nersity at M~organtown. according to
lowing places. office OF the Wheeling
lntellig encer. Wheeling. W. Va office
OF the Dispatch News. Parkersburg. W.
Va Mayors office. Grafton. W. Va.
OFFICE OF the President OF the Univer-
Herald Disratch. Huntingdon, W. Va.
office OF the state Board OF Control.
charleston. W. Va. All bids must be
sealed. plainly addressed TO the state
board Of Control. Charleston. W. Va"
encyclopedia for Heating. West Nir-
ginia University" The bid must be ac-
companied by "A certified check for Five
Hundred Dollars sS0O.Oob. Checks Of
unsuccessful bidders Will he returned.
and check OF successful bidder held until
the proper contract and bond have been
executed. upon failure OF which the
check will be retained by IN. state
Board OF Control TO cover expenses
NJ re-advertising and re-letting. Inn
the successful bidder will be quire TO
execute a proper contract with guaranty
BOND in "A penalty equal to the amount or
the contract price: condition for the con-
set forth In the plans and Iecifications
ana IN n first-class workmanlike manner.
All bids must Ice made ON forms filed
with the specifications and which VIII.
on request. be mailed 20 any bidder. The
state Board of Control reserves the right
20 reject any and all bids. This ninth
daN Of ApriL 1918. State Board OF CON
trol- ap-l2-l4-l6-l9-2l-s3
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-16
THE THEATER

There are many realistic bits OF
business" in "A Bachelors Romance
presented at the Court yesterday at
ternoon and night. and one OF the best
comedies In the series TO be PLAYED
this week by the Nancy Boyer COM
pany. but none attract more attention
than that OF old Martin. the literary
drudge, played by John ]. Lynch. who.
when he learns that his prize story
Is hopeless. thrusts the manuscript in.
TO the open gate OF David Holmes
study. only TO see his cherished hope
20 up In smoke and down in ashes.
On me whole. the comedy was bril-.
nantly played and Nancy. as Celia
ing.
When knighthood Was in Flower
VIII be given this afternoon and even.
ing. Paul kester is the dramatist
b made a successful play out OF
Charies Majors novel and fitted IL 10
the talents OF Julia Marlowe and sent
her on her way I fortune. This same
play Is also making an immense sue
cess for Nancy Boyer this season. as
IL did last.
The Marriage of Kitty" in which
Marie Tempest had great success both
IN this country and abroad. is the COM
edy to be played Thursday matinee
and night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-16
RIVER NEWS

AFTER rising until a stage OF 10 feet ]
men Was Recorded at the local wharf
yesterday afternoon. the Ohio river be-
last night had not started TO recede.
me slight rise. while not permitting
any shipments OF coal. was sufficient
Tor many OF the pool boats with small
lows to empty bsrKes TO return 10
Plttsoursh. Last evening the Volunteer
passed up with empties.
Heavy business detained the Liberty
yesterday. and IL was } o'clock before
she cleared the local wharf for Mata-
was occupied by miscellaneous freight
The boat is due to reach here this even.
ing Ts on n .Soe rfsosn trip carving a ,,,~s
cargo. left last night At : o'clock for
Parkereourg. several hours BEND time
owing 10 big business.
owing 10 her delay on the trip 70
Pittsburgh. the steamer kanawhs will
not reach here until late this afternoon
The Queen city - scheduled to leave
pittsburgh this afternoon on a special
mood observation excursion. to Cincin-
some time tomorrow.
Report. OF the sinking OF the tow:
COMPANY. a. grassy rlats. in the Ohio
river II miles above Louisville. XIV,
last SATURDAY. and TO the effect that
towing four empty barges. and in run
Ming close To- the shore Ia avoid this
swift current the boat struck n rock
1ninjured.
1tvsr Harfs.
PITTSBURGH. April iS-River stages
follow: Davis Island dam. : feet and
falling, rain.
sTEtBENyILLE-River 1915 fee,
and rising: clear.
PARKERsBURG+River l2.3 feet and
rising. cloudy.
MoRGANTOwN-River SIS feet and
stationary. cloudy.
OIL CITY-River Is feet and sta
ionary. cloudy.
WAREN-No report.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-16
HUNTSVILLE

As was stated in these columns ex-
clusively last week the city solicitor.
James F. Shipman. has resigned and
the office is now vacant. However.
the resignation was not accepted until
the council held a meeting Monday
evening but II Is said that the resig-
nation papers were in the city clerks
hands when stated In .hese columns.
The city solicitor appeared before
the council Monday evening and ask
ed that the salary OF the Office be
raised from $500 per year to the min
linus. $500. The council took a vote
on whether or not the matter should
be considered and resulted In Ave in
three voted to reconsider the matter.
Immediately upon the outcome OF the
vote Shipman arose and handed in
his resignation to take effect May |.
Property ovn along Seventh street
between Grant and Jefferson avenues
were ordered 10 connect with the
sewer before the paving is re.aid.
The health report OF DIR. A. J. STRIFE
bich was received and fled. City
Clerk Bonar was ordered 10 receive
three copies Of the sewer maps. r.
VI Schriver was ordered 10 lay a
sidewalk on the north side OF First
street along the front OF his property
The bonds for the city treasurer.
three policemen and clerk were given
and accepted by the council The
final sewer estimate was accepted and
ordered filed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-16
At the Nietoria

There were large audiences a, tho
lctorla theatre again yesterday. The
Vaudeville bill presented 10y Manager
Hhaier Is n which iustifes the lin.
eraI patronage il Is receiving. II
contains many genuine novelties. and
imlrth and melody in abundance
One OF h most attractive. as we'll
as one of the most m~eritorious fea.
lures Is the banjo act Of Howard
Brothers and company.
Mabel Carew jumped into popula
FAVOR Monday night. and her act is
no" n OF the most taIked-abou,
features OF the show.
emple and Bennett are making a
DIX success IN their song and dance
numbers as are also Dunn and Hughes
!. 'heir original conception entitled
w oodland Memories"
comedy hit Of the bill Is cre,,.
ed by Irwin Jones and Fer, Gran, a
PAIR or inimitatle colored performers
VINO excel in ragtime-ragtime music
ana raetime comedy.
hinemacolor pictures are a novelty
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-16
At the Orpheum.

Hundreds being turned away from
the box Office OF the popular Orpheum
theatre at every performance is the
rule all this week. There has never
ceen such a drawing card as the Edi.
son talking pictures and it has be-
come the rage in town 10 see the
Talkies.
Last night at both performances a
ponce cal was sent into police head
quarters TO send men 10 clear the en-.
trance on Fourteenth street in fron,
OF the Orpheum. the crowds being 50
great. The excellent vaudeville that
plays on the same bill with the won.
uertul Talkies is considered by many
OF the reg ulars the best bill the Or.
pheum has presented this season.
Manager Lee has booked in for tomor.
TO" another great bill that will equal
the splendid n now playing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-16
NAV Taka Pictures

There Is a plan on foot among the
more progressive citizens OF this city
10 have motion pictures taken o. this
city during the motion picture mems
convention 20 be held AT Wheeling
next week. There will be men there
70 take motion pictures ~ Bellaire.
Martins Fiery and Wheeling and Man
ager l. X Thomas. formerly Of the
Orpheum Heater f. desircrs Of get
ting the local board Of trade and the
heads Of the several large manu-
featuring concerns Interested 10 have
the men come 10 this city and take
pictures This would be n great
boost for the town and the oppor-
tunity should not be passed UP.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-16
County Court Met.

The Marshall county court met in
regular quarterly session yesterday
morning with all me1bers and Presi
dent Is u. McMechcn present. The
Wills Of Daniel Younkin. deceased and
Mrs. Annetta y BROOKS were present
ed for the court tO probate. The 70
ports 81 the various road supervisors
were received and fled y G. White
was qualified as notary public With
J Is Thompson as surety other
business matters received the atteu-
ton o. the court iu the afternoon
recess vas taken until this morn
ing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-16
Socla Poatnoncd.

The church social which was to
have been given by the members Of
the Christian church This evening in
the parlors OF the church has been
postponed indefinitely. The postpone
ment was made necessary duo TO the
extensive repairs nov being made TO
the exterior ~ the church. The OK
act date OF the ana!- will he an
nounced within a few days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-16
STEUBENVILLE

- bf.NNlLi.E. -. April l5.-Per-
p"rt t'n' there may T.. . stttrLag. IN
returns "te- 1872 T4.ro -
~ 'aiis"~ for this falling on one j.
p''Il - - an !urreaS.a lew I. -.
I ana "r"rfnocs e~Npendf.rr.s " r,t.-
pa. matters which threaten "a bord
oar ~ a. l"Vll reason. TaN
men az eNtrsvaesn.e WITH public
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-16

Pine Reception.
The Ladies Ala HlI1sfV ~ IT, U.sH
ans Christian Grurcr go
D tie society rooms - Gibson nm
N'nhsy -,ening % : "ciock Too honor
% me recurring president Ms Tho.
iDre Thrush S'omha-k who IL len =
!t-fneiy =" make her home IN Charles
'nh. w Va Mrs SfpmharF Uas Hs..
% active worker in fue HefIanv church
PRESIDENT ~ me o. " u 81 for moe
t'fu one wear. Turing wrtri time che
az Esnized the l.afics' Aii Society ~ the
ltrihany christian Church ard a. CON
'iTled ne president ~ this arganIyaff,r
mn The pr"s"r' time
nd@r me spieroid leadership ~ VI.
rtIrIHark. the Futfsff its raised f. p. o.
Iaef too years 5000 for tbe hurffrS
,'' NrtInf sf'f. HrI .t-
hr ~fomhtsS vas presented dsr.rr
f" 70, ept'op Win a Iandsrma .sf 81
~ spoons. markef win ne- tr..fs
rres'ntsfieu speech vas made Is
.".- refrss merfs were served
lorir m"mhef- ~ fire f.tIiss 40 SEQ
imposed - no rTi-efe n fn. .ta.rI.
l.''"r. there were present N.a D.
'Isnl. No islE fo- " Nfrs f.ura
'nl f1e f"li.v ~ guests un" Hte nsrn
L1uard ~fuff Mr- Albert Ven. Ne
'gsmniet Mr- Wehn~- Wra ir
20 W g"e.n W. ~ arIs.r
''L Mrs EFferf and Nr= ~Aiesarfsr
Tue AErIruI'lrHi department ~ f.o
li"i NAM College gill Ef.e 20 srfs <
aag' P'jn'rF fs""n',r"t'.n q farm
lik~ In Ne rstr future Tie WsrgE
farm HTofda 1 fr~ orchard Co., fhr ~
,.r Z. ~, /, ,.e. ~ '"m.raf
Hho rlu manifest their inter-
80 hf wi'ura4irr f.' .Ha.fu.t u.
Tho AZ cultural uepartmert .f Cd.
i.-fNHnN COLES" has a GOOD man 600
t'HW. whom f.ef fHrr.f Co. srI.I.. f..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-16
SEALED PROPOSALS.

No1ee TO Manufacturers, Jobbsrs, zL,y-
Snants and Other Wholesale Dealers.
NOTICE. is HEREBY Given, That
We state Board OF Control OF the S.ats
OF West Virginia will receive bids daily
az ITS Cfflce at Charleston, West Vir-
elhla Tor furnishing supplies for the
several Stste institutions. the financial
iiAhas CInent OF which Is vested In said
Hoafd Contracts Wall be awarded TO the
lowest bidders. quality considered. and
otuer things being equal. West 4:
dealers VIII be gwen preference.
Lists or supplies needed will be fur
nlsne4 bidders on receipt of requests
stating the line desired.
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
ag-t-tf Charleston. West VIrzln,a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-16

fNfIfe ~ NIf..HN NFNf.H o. .HIWHN
Fnr1n srerirc 90 tho frff.f r'r.eft.
fefiur church nr1 large lr.rIe nrr ~
tending each evening Tho meeting viii
In hold fI|i -f erIrg fIfa week AMI ON
SUNDAY evening Rev trIuIft % N.v
O. ur 30 b viii ff fhe pulpit The
meHIura WNt o. brought fn close ur
~uffar 'feu'fs Nrfu 400 afe iu
-Lf.l L. .l..-I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-16
Female citirnnahtn

Nou th.f 80 4~ensNip.
a~ 1' ~ The ,"r rot ,i .tfr9;,as s s1a,gs Is q,
ANY Amsr,in vo,.-
t'sn.r takes le- r~u~hand's rstt.n.I
.t.-o.d l"l,r''+I i'i'ti"u. cease. =
''z"rsi.r Ly feEtsrrg ,.t.r
or. = r'-'G ~ i,r.. I, c,,
,'s .r f"sife her. Ny woman w.,
a ,i,.s.- 1"i'g ne. re- "e maurice -
g,.i.rd ,t,Il he e'er''i !, 80 Nv
-, ~ -,as. .p%ii cos.i ar. isc.ship
ar. o. r.-rf.f rear,ons cS,-
states go. '- u, r~'.de i1 ire Urfet
30. 'rr ..,I g 1870 So. o.. ~
D., t.s .,.-i,r vi re r't'' .,n@
ing n.s.-si reI4tiure a. 49,,
''',"e ra'Ira.',rf ~hatG-Nu-7I IN
-. OF Pc widow - b. ~f...sr a.,
'|H
,. court News.
s;'. ci,n 90 49, .s '-le.,- - 1q'
lf"nr"''" 'nreI .. 60 ~
'Isfr N.f or ,ra.re.
% o. Ro- ~ poit
''." Hrf-u.f and .u...l o.
fm'rt'. freeman %. r.r,.
o. ''"r.~
pol. 7. ..rr.s-.f ~.. Z .f'f ir
Hev RpI.,
aI - %. W.. ens-.l new
court one rev %. ....
,rg a~.rrt,s ff1' ioHf t,f.
.- r-a fef|... ' f7" ffrf ~ rris
r. - Al. o.. r-.. i tn
mig ' '' ~rr h, rrIs.-.r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-16
~Steuhenvfue. 1914

The Christian 80.
y" NHi" started co cumua IN O., So
STATE 'or Neuftpu f.~ f.f- ,t,y
Wen -.""" Delegates ar. ex
ih> Subscribed sou toward lie
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-16

The old Mound 'its baseball team
has f~IfEHnized Tor TIE tHUfus sst-.r
AMI Will report new Safu-dHN after
noon ~ 3 O'clock fnr trsf T'Hrff'~ ct
The Ftffh street ia~k NN candidates
and those interested Boz tho team nra
felueafeI go 30 80 ffs purE 90 tho
above stated time 'r order that t f.f-
m1nsrf ufEarlzHf.nr ran hn errff1 Hri
a. captain Co. elected fur fta cnm ~ esf-
son
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-16
HHRY " oUEDLrHo Agent

RsaI E~'a'- frI ir-ararr@. 500 t1zs
Msfkst street. tugp yi.fora TteafrsB
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-16
FOR SALE OR A

o SAIL OF TRApE-A good seven
room house and two lots. with wells.
barn. shsoeo lawn. ard other Improve
ments. VIII sell cheap. or trade for Q
small Farm. Address Charles -. Miller,
Cameron. ". Va 1s-1i-H
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-16
LOST.


LoHT-IrnNHHIf HH Nrr 500 30 |a4r|rr
lirI Grove Fn MONDAY w.rrfng
nffne Gs.I trff 4. u. IH.t-rr .svarT
'fdrree a Wheeling N.lI a rour.frt
H.ffr.H
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-16
BETHANY

Special Dispatch Ia the Intelligence.
BETHA$N. ". Va. April ls.-At a
farmers institute hold mere about a
month ago. - farmers made guesseS on
q series pf cows - - w hiCh one would
improve The grentesf IN the neNtyear.
These farmers viii be Interested in the
following reports - me records ~
these cows made to date.
Following are tle records for the
month Of March. 1919.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-16
EOR KEMP

FOR AENT-sO acre farm. ? miles south
OF -. ClairsNille. | mile from clare
mont station. good dve IlinE and otn.r
farm buildings. also fruit. Address =.
4. %. Box sao. St Clairsville. Ohio.
ap-S-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-16
D AND EMEN
DIED

oRAEBE-gn Monday. April - at $50
J. o. iol Is &C. Gt:AEBE. list year
fureraI from bic late residence IN East
twenty ninth street Wednesday AZ
feruuuu 80 3 Co o'clock Infermeut in
Af ZION cemetery. Friends Of the
family are invited % attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-16

PoR REHr-Six room apartment, srd
i4oof. corner 2&th and Cnapline SITS.
enquire Irwin DRUG Store. mr-i2-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-16

FOE REHT-SiceIy furnished ! ana a.
. room fats with bath. tor Night house
keeiins rent reasonable. Apply 80 =.
Front 81. AuSB-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-16

o SALE-lndian Hummer DucLs-
English Staniard-TEe sreat White
eSS"Is l. Eggs f"r tlo". loo Eggs for
Si."h. : = Moore. -AIleiOnia. 81 a..
apris-m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-26
Guilty, but Insane. "

The whole question of crime and punishment
complicated immeasurably by that Of insanity is
ceving hideous emphasis Just now from the case
Of Hans Schmidt. the priestmurderer OF course
the community has constant reminder Of this
problem In the perennial Thaw spectacle but TO this
II has become hardened. And there are those, too
who however viciOusly sentimental still consider
Thaw to have been justified in his homicide.
But who can entertain the slightest approach 70
such feeling in the case OF Schmidt? His CHASTITY
crime can be decked out in no pretty trappings Of
false honor And yet ii seems possible that this
monster may meet Thaw's fate--be confined in the
end at Matteawan with the privilege Of seeking his
freedom any time fortune may provide him with the
wherewithal TO hire a lawyer and expert witnesses
That the probability of his ever having money
enough 10 make such a fight appears remote is not
the fault Of the law.
A committee Of the Bar Association has been
considering the advocacy Of Il simple remedy-let the
insanity verdict he, instead Of mot guilty. but in
sane" guilty but insane" carrying with il definite
periods OF Incarceration up 10 and including life
the patient prove his right freedom at the end
Of his tern" in minor cases Such a reform would
safeguard society deal justly with the insane and
nj the same time deter those sane persons. if any
who commit murders with the hope Of shamming
insanity and escaping the chair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-26
Cotton Futures Stupidity.

The deadlock between the House and Senate con
ferrees over the cotton futures tax in the tarh Din
ought TO be easily broken if there is common sense
on both sides The proposed tax is sheer deha-
oogy- No one wants the tax imposed who is in
terested in any branch Of the cotton industry ana
who understands his own interests The fact that
future dealings in other commodities are not TO be
taxed proves that interests Of ether commodities
are more intelligently guarded than are those Of
cotton.
The purpose Of the tax is 20 he prohibtiye Prob
ONLY the purpose will be achieved. If 1t is, the
producer Of cotton will not be able 10 protect him
self if he holds cotton for rise in price, the job
her in cotton will not be able to protect Himself If
no attempts TO distribute the cotton supply ration
e1Iv throughout the year, and the manufacturer Of
cotton will not be able to protect himself when he
makes contracts for the future delivery of cotton
goods turned out at his mills.
The chances Of loss by these and all other
handlers Of cotton will be increased II they cannot
assure themselves against loss in the cotton market
bacause cotton futures have been taxed out Of
existence bv the tariff bill. The chances Of loss
being increased profits, by way Of compensation,
will have 10 be higher. and that is where the con
sumer will feel the pinch.
#, If the conferrees remain stupid and obstinate
thew should feel the heavy hand Of President
Wilson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-26
A Crisis To Be COMPROMISED.

The crisis in Ulster-fOr it can be described in no
less forcible TERMS singuary paradoxica in its
suggestions From one point Of view it is most
alarming 4 quarter of q million men have pledged
themselves TO what seems ndistinguishable from
fiat sedition; hundred thousand are armed ana
drilling for battle; provisional government has been
organized and the United Kingdom seems on the
verge a few months hence, of civil war Yet on
the other hand there is excitement, there is no
manic but the wheels Of business keep on turning
and the round of society keeps on whirling as
though Edward Carson and John Redmond were
aliases for Damon and Pythias.
We must assume the explanation of this anomaly
70 lie in the confidence Of the British nation that
somehow the matter will be settled peacefully With
the most flexible political constitution in the world,
that nation is not uRnaturally the most given to
bappy-go-lucky opportunism.t II gets up lot OF
steam but il leaves the safety valve workable
somewhere below the danger point with cheerful
assurance that in spite of all the agitation and rum
Hing the boiler will intellectually burst
In the present we must believe TINS conn
dance m he well founded Lord Loreburn's proposal
for compromise has not been authorimtiyey ac'
contea hut II has produced profound impression
.q,he rhndou Times" stanch Unonist as 1t Is, con
codes that the time for opposition to any kind OF
Home Rule per sc has passed. Even Sir Edward