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The Sentinel=record., 1913-01-23
LYcEuM THEATRE.


 If you are reader of newspapers you've no doubt often wondered where in the world the reporters get all their news and how in the world they get it. Well, there is picture in two editions, which is the way to imply two reels, you see, due at the Lyceum today, entitled The Tramp Reporter, and for newspa per feature of inter. est this one cannot be eclipsed You'd better get next to this special of hu- mfn interest and see how tramp newsgather put over the biggest ste the town ever had. It is a wonder in avery sense of the word.
 "The Hypocrites" is the title of the reel for today that travels side by side with the two reel special, Tn the Garden of Allaa," the s5o,000 prodnc- tion that stands at the head of the class Rain or shine, get the habit and visit the house of features.
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NEW CENTRAL THEATER.

No need to tell you what the feature is at the New Central today, for of course, you already know it, but we will remind you, though, that the 1 athe Weekly this week hass some of the greatest war pictures of the Turkish and Allies armies eve- sent to this country and that there are Aye other places of interest in this country and abroad included on this Pathe world-seeing feature.
 "Freeklesn was at 3 local theater recently. but that production isn't in it with John Bunny and his 'Freck- les" which is the comedy hit of the New Central program. Don't think Bunny's freekles were not beauty spots. either, for when his wife, who, in the picture, is Flora Finchand you know what a comedienne she is
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STOMACH BAD? BELCHING GAS AND
 SOUR FOOD? WANT TO FEEL FINE?

the you? In belch n will the indigestion
 is to t little Dapepsin ocasionallg they their fayote foods without
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found Bunny went to a beauty doe tor to get his freekles removed there was all kinds of trouble, but that was 'Her Great Chance" and, by the same token, that, too, is the title of the Melies drama that occupies prominent part in todays entertain ment, story of woman who lived ragged life, reformed only to have her past brought np before her on the eve Of her wedding. But her husband to be, was the right sort. so come and see what happened to the in fnrmern
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w Wake Up
 Your Liver

EASY TO END CONSTIPATION,
 SICK HEADACHE AND BILIOUS.
 NESS WITH HOT SPRINGS LlV-
 FER BUTTONS.
 Did you ever stop. to think, Dear Reader, that right here in Hot Springs is made and compounded the most scientific constipation and liver rem edy known and that it is sold al over America?
 It's such sure, gentle and efficient remedy that doctors right here in this great health resort prescribe 1t regu- larly to aid people who are taking the baths to secure greater benefit.
 HOT SPRINGS LIVER BUTTNOS can be secured at any Hot Springs pharmacy for on.y 25 cents and drug gists will gladly recommend them for constipation, upset liver. headache, dizziness, bil.iousness, indigestion and bowel troubles.
 They clean out poisonous waste, brighten dull eyes, clear the skin and make you able to sleep better and work harder Visitors should be sure to obtain a supply before going home.
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THE LYRIC.

Patrons who visit the Lyric theater today will see a happy, laughing, sing ing, dancing, talking musical trio, who will make them wonder why the fates were so kind as to crowd so much tai ent and versatility into three persons, but that's the big feature about this act offered by the O'Farrells, they do so many things and they do em all just a little bit better than the aver age musical trio, They are more than musicians Artists to their finger tips, they offer a repertoire of musical selection, intersperse the same with songs and dances, while their monolo- gae Of jokes is roaring rapid-fire arrangement of verbal hits that come with lots of good old pep to back them ID. This act is considered above the trios, owing to the quality and quantity handed out.
 Seldom can two people derive enough material from the study of elo- cutic0 to build a comedy sketch on, yet the very uniqueness of the situa- tion is what appeals to the audlenee once the sketch gets under way, and Mir and Mrs. Denver have been re- garded by tle vaudeville managers ot the east and Pacific coast, as the best trayesty artists on the stage today They have a merry little offering for the patrons of the Lyric today. entitl- cd, The Elocution Bug one of the most humorous sketches ever seen in Hot Springs. Business at tae Lyric has picked up immensely. The orches- tra the best in the city, delights a with their specially selected program and patrons of the house are AIying seats early in the afternoon. New pictures each day.
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best seller" will be the attraction at the Auditorium Thursday, January 90.
 This story of the Ozark mountains, has proved very popular in novel form and as play it is said that its success indicates 1t will exceed the popularity of the book.
 Messrs. Gaskill and MacYitty, the producers, have given it a very beau tiful scenic mounting, the mountains of the Ozarks lending themselves to the best in the scenic artists art The cast has been carefully selected, in fact, 1t is said to be unique ill the matter of types.
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undoubtedly prove one of the shining lights of this big bill.
 The Dancing DuPars, the boys with the educated feet show splendid dancing act, interspersed with melo- u1ous and catchy songs. Theirs is 8 really clever entertainment which will prove a surprising, pleasing de- parture in the vaudeville field.
 The show is another of those melo- dious and pleasingly varied bills with lite, action and fun at every turn, and is sure to be a winner
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Here is a remedy that will cure your cold. Why waste time and mon ey experimenting when you can get a preparation that has won a world wide reputation by it's cures of this disease and can always be depended upon? It is known everywhere as Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, and is a medicine of real merit. For sale by all dealers.
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AT THE AUDITORIUM
Bohemian Girl Tonluht.

At the Auditorium tonight the Aborn Opera company will present it's spectacular production of the Bohem- ian Girl with it's wealth of charming melodies, gorgeous stage settings, dis
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closing five great stage pictures in the incidental detail of which, that wizard of stage realizers, Edward P. Tme2le, has so consistently combined Balfe's beautiful music with acrobats, Horses, monkeys, geese. chickens, etc, is said to be duplicating its immense succes of last season. The great big feature show so far this season.
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"Adelaide Thurston."

Adelaide Thurston, the comedienne, will be seen in this city in the near future at the Auditorium, Saturday, January %. in a new modern comedy, The Love Affair" written especial ly for her, by Frederick Paulding, author of The Woman's Hour" In which pplay she scored a decided hit Miss Thurston has recently re- turned from a trip abroad, which she enjoyed immensely, having visited Bayreuth during the Wagnesian fes- tivaI, from whence she went to Paris to purchase original gowns to be worn in her new play. They are said to be stunning. and are certain to excite favorable comment when she appears here as Mary Bishop
 Shepherd of the Hills.
 1The Shepherd of the Hills,p a dra. matization of Harold Bell Wright's
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MARY GARDEN.

Have you tried that high class perfume? Cur line of toilet articles are up-to-date and complete Jack sons Pharmacy, 344 Central Ave.
 l-7-tf
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Every Saturday at our 'Luncheon .ette" original, genuine Boston Baked Beans with brown bread, extra fine Morris Durg Go. 1-10-tf.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-29
ACTIVE WORKERS ARE WANTED
TO ASSIST CITY OFFICIALS
IN WORK.
Officials State More Assistance 10
Needed to Provide For Families
In Flooded Districts.

With fully 10000 persons rendered
temporarily homeless and without food
and. in many instances. without suf-
ficent clothing and shelter. the situa-
tion At present is without parallel in
the history OF Wheeling With the
mills and manufacturing plants closed.
cutting OF the income OF those de-
pending on their daily toll for a living.
the situation is indeed grave.
However. the citizens OF Wheeling
and vicinity who are not directly al
fected by the food. and rallying to
the support of Mayor Kirk. the Asso-
ciated Charities and Board OF Trade
in relieving the situation. Money is
being contributed freely and fuel.
clothing and provisions are being
placed az the disposal Of the relief
committee and last evening Secretary
4. f. Sinks. OF the Associated Chair
ties. stated that the situation is well
in hand.
However,. il will be several days be-
fore conditions will have resumed their
normal state. and scores OF families
will not be able TO get back 10 their
homes Tor ten days or perhaps two
weeks.
Associated Charities Work.
Inc renei NOrk ~ IN charge OF Ane
Associated Charities. and headquar-
ters have been established in rooms
oOo and 90: on the second floor OF the
BOARD Of Trade building al the corner
OF Twelfth and Chaplinc streets. From
this point the disbursement Of food
and clothing is being made and yes
terday hundreds of orders for grocer
les and provisions were issued by
Miss Eva Sage. who is In charge Of
that feature Of the work. 10 persons
Vho are flood bound and are unable 70
leave homo or get food in any other
way.
The general offices of the AssO-
ciated Charities yesterday was a vert
table clearing house for tho home
less. and hundreds Of persons. driven
from their homes by the water, were
located with friends or relatives oY
were recommended 10 places OF shell
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-29
200 CARED FOR
Fiecd Stricken Citizens Secure Shell
te- and Fcod m Court House
ard City BUil5iru

More than -"n person secured shc'
fer 900 rho citt huldinc aui court
house last 1icht and every convent
rnre possible va- rivfn br the c.ft
officials and other. who spent % great
part of yesterday and Iaaf NIGHT look
irr after them These persons ser.
driven from their homes hv fhr h.eH
water. and fUn r.ft prepared Tor fnsm
bv throw 'rr fta sr'ire tuidirr open
Tor shelter
The entire second aoor vas oc,u.
pied. the c'r council rh1mbo-- being
taken hs women snd children and tho
criminal ord circuit suu-. rooms hs
men. Coz. WON" 'srff iu zach cf
these room and tho unfortunate poo
pie Flnp srardIt vhila other person
remained tu minister fo fhs.r ne.d.
Food vas furnished thr0Irrour fHa
far and aI sore made as comic.
able aF ra- possible f0 do
s~.araI ~ frn oTr.1I. ~ Pho r.'r.
ir .ufirg Iat0- 81 g. E.rk. rr. Tu
Rinoor o. o. rD0k 49, Ur,kaft t1I
other. ir addition fr frt M.frrn .
elton remained 0u IIf. and a.ra
within cali a' aII how're 0f tlr ds. and
nfrtf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-29
ADMIRAL DEWEY
STOPS IN CITY
RELIEF BOAT WITH PROVISIONS
ENROUTE TO GAINESVILLE
Stops Were Made at Wheeling and
SeIlaire' Where Efforts Were
Made to Ship Cargo by Rail.

Rushing tn GAINESVILLE with a barge
loaded with food. clothing and other
provision for the noOd-stricken rest
dents Of that vicinity. the relief boat
Admiral Dewey. the Ohio q Mississ-
ippi MAJ igation company. landed at
the local wharf last night shortly aft
or To- 80 o'clock. departing a half hour
later for the MuskinGum river city.
Realizing that the people Of lanes
vile are in dire need OF assistance,
and that considerable time must be
consumed in the voyage to that point.
the captain Of the boat. while In this
city tried 20 make arrangements 70
transfer his cargo az Bellairs. from
which point IL could be shipped By
rail. saving much time Arrange
ments could not b. made. however.
and although the boat stopped at Bel
laire. she later continued her trip
down the Ohio river To Marietta and
from there will go up the Muskngwl
river 10 GAINESVILLE
IN passing this city last night. the
boat drifted most 81 the way. as n
was feared the waves caused hy h-r
wheels revolving would rock houses
from their foundations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-29

undertaking shops in various parts Of
the city
Word reached Columbus TONIGHT
that several bodies had been aeeu
floating on the current Of the river AZ
Circleville. twenty-five miles below
here. The authorities believe that
those were victims % me Columbus
Hood and many Of those lost will never
be- recovered
While dead bodies we're picked Up
"Afrcver found during the day. the
energies N the authorities were d.
rrct'd toward rescuinE the thousands
w1rooand in upper stories. on roofs
auH In trees throughout me dood rome.
For miles along the swollen river
ifero are great drifts Of debris. the
"reckaee ~ houses swept away and
demolished so attempt can b. made
'u search these drifts until the water
subsidies. With this In view Coroner
I'nkorf tonight estimated that the
total death list would reach goo.
Relief Rushed.
Relief measures were rushed fodav
ard by night The various relief aren.
cIrs had rho situation we'll in haad
Great distress among The survivors
10. caused by tho separation ~ fam-
N.fs and th" consequent dread that the
missing had been drowned
since mo rescue work began nca-iv
OBJ" hundred children ur Tho Ha.d
n1t' boon born Tonight fh. author.
iI'r opened o. mrtrrnit hospital.
whore fAe rev mother amcnf tho eur.
frnrs with fhoIr babies vrrr taken
rni cared for N-us cf fhc mothers
h1d fIrcr.I terribly from cod and
rtf.aurc
Whom fhr motor boat -r.rlrrs ~
E'r. ir f1c nrofrd district vr~e
forced to suspend frc'r Vo.t b, davis.
noes closing iu over fnf .tfr ru.-p.f
haf ecor. ~ Blocks ir Tho worst ~
f1n food area h-d NOT boon reached
OH iu fhc upprr nror. ~ Y.r..a
n 'le fI.'fCf v0-. 5000. e.-t.Iora.
hn h1f been without fool since
Tuesday
Ir. r,or fou Eraiusu, DUNG 80
day Rrh no indications of further
high water
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-29
Mayor Asks For Helpers to
Aid Flood Sufferers Today

ter. With immense piles OF groceries
and provisions piled about the walls,
the storerooms OF that organization
re7imbled a large grocery store
However. before evening the stock
hao been greatly reduced and the sup
ply OF many kinds of groceries had
been exhausted.
10000 Persons Fed.
Mayor Kirk. who is superintending
the relief work. estimated last even.
ing that fully 10000 person. had been
fed during the day. In addition TO the
distribution OF food at the Associated
Charities was assisted by Councilman
Sadler. Civil Engineer c. y. Cooke
W. j. Beckett. Francis l.. Ferguson
and. the police department. and others.
Councilman Sadler had charge of the
work on the South Side. Nothing
but words OF communication could DE
heard last evening for the exceIlen,
work done by the Wheeling police
and many have worked steadily since
the flood became serious.
The food is being given to all who
are worthy. Several hundred baskets
were distributed at the Associated
Charities rooms by Mrs. Elizabeth
Dobmns. Miss Ann McCabe. Row n.
Nayldr and others in charge. Until
some OF the groceries were all given
away. each basket contained the fol.
lowing ! pound coffee. bread. l can
condensed milk. head cabbage. 1
pound butter. meat. baked beans. Do
tatoes. macaroni. onions. and one sack
of -four.
The committee stated that the bust
ress men we're cooperating by furn.
ishing gratis much OF the provisions.
while several firms donated bedding
and children's clothing. Schenk q
Sons furnished two wagon loads of
meat yesterday: the Retail Grocers'
Association donated 100 sacks of
flour. and many of the restaurants are
providing gratis all kinds Of pastry.
The First Presbyterian church furn-
ished soup and coffee throughout the
day.
Housing the Destitute.
One Of the most serious problems
confronting the committee is provid.
ing proper shelter for the homeless.
This work could be greatly facilitated.
the Associated Charities workers de-
clared. II people would recommend
places than can be secured and notify
the committee of any persons who
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-29
Issues Protest.

LONDOS March 2s-N Ramada
rorira. political director OF the Monte
neErin foreign office. telegrapned
from tettinje to-day an appeal ~ tae
world against the peace proposals n,
Ih" European power lie definitely
declares that Montenegro cannot
accept The decision of Europe and
fIaf sno viii continue hosfilitic. On.
90 she has signed peace with Turkey
VI. Ramadanovics complains bitter
IS ~ The attempt 10 r'h Montenegro
NJ Scufari for the artificial vitality ~
nov bonn state Incapable % main.
tanning itself br ifs oVn strength and
adds. TO create Albania Montenegro
is fo be- killed"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-29
BRILLIANT AFFAIR
Wedding OF Miss Mathiso1 and Or.
Kelly This Morning VIII BE I'm
portant Social Event

Tie marriage ~ Miss Kathleen
Ma'hison. charming and ac,om?lighe !
daughter "r Mr. and Mrs Grorr" J.
Nsthis"n. end Br. Michael Bernari
Hcll>. 81 Philadelphia. viii hc solemn
lee ~ - Ju~rpn's cathedral al :
u'clo'k This morning. \upfial high
mass Will no celebrated 70, Hishup =.
!. Dorahl and tho ceremony viii o."
performed thu presence ~ immedl -
ate relatives only Tho brii, will g..
given away lay her father and John
Mathison q brother - tn" bride. and
Dr. Menger Trus, hcl will act az
usLers.
Special musir will 10 rendered los.
the cathedral chow and the cathedral
will no decorated with southern - ,iiuN
and whit" y 'w"r~ Tho bride viii wear
suit n taup" with hat 90 match and
will also w"ar rorSaEs 81 orchids
ana lilies ~ the valley
Following tho -ervice AZ the church
a wedding breakfast and reception
will be held al the homo Of the br de
on North Main street and will b. at
tended by relatives and close friends
of the contracting parties. The home
viii be beautifully decorated for the
occasion. Tho couple will leave later
tor Now York and sail THURSDAY for a
tour NJ Europe
The front parlor will be decorated
with Easter lilies and ported plant e.
while the library viii bc decorated
with pink kiliaruy roses Tho table
OF tho bride will b., located In ~. Do.
brary and viii bca-. in the center
white bride rosoe A. tbs 'abls will
be- seated rho bride hcr family and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-29
Saturday. March %. 1913.
THE INreLLIeeNcER TODAY.

The Intelligencer comes to its read
ers today in somewhat abbreviated
size. as II has for two days past. II 8
perhaps unnecessary 10 explain that
the big food in the Ohio river has
much to do with this. Particularly in
view OF the fact that The lntelligencer
is enjoying about five feet Of water
on the first floor Of its plant. its work
is being done entirely on an emergen-
cy plant on it, second and seventh
floors. and its employees are being fer
ried 10 and from their work with
much difficulty.
In view Of the circumstances, the
publication Of a paper at all is some
what Of feat. and The Intelligencer
readers will find all the news Of inter.
est. even in its small size.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-29

nave been overlooked. Churches.
schools lodge halls and private resi-
uences nave been pressed into serv-
ice' while the city building Is housing
nearly 200 persons.
Several families have been stationed
IN the Webster school on the South
Side. and ,Intii yesterday were with
OUT blankets or beds. Their wants
were hlled yesterday. however one
OF the persons beihE taken care OF At
tnat place is mother with a 2-days
old baby.
Council chambers at the city build-
ing have been utilized as quarters for
women and children and last night
nearly 100 were cared for. The coun-
try end OF the building is used for IN.
same number took advantage OF these
accommodations than during Thurs
oay night. II was stated yesterday
that there Is no reason WHY a person
should 20 without a bed on which to
sleep.
The mayors office is open day and
night for the unfortunates. and the
mayor is at his desk practically all
the time 10 lend all possible assist
anoe. Mrs. Kirk. his wife. spent yes
terGsy and last night caring for thu
SICK and the young babies.
Volunteer Helpers Wanted
The committee is greatly handl.
capped In Its work by lack OF help in
distributing the food. and last even
ing the Mayor urged all persons who
can spare the time TO assist TODAY.
volunteers will be needed for the next
several days. and scores can be used
10 advantage at present.
While cash donations are of great
Importance TO the committee at pres
ent. great quantities Of clothing and
SHOES are needed. Quilts. blankets
and bedding are also needed at the
present time.
The demand for assistance was
enormous and can hardly be conceived
by one not in touch with the work.
The city teams and wagons were
pressed into service yesterday. being
used TO distribute wagon load1 Of
bread and other provisions. Great as
was the demand upon the committee
yesterday. IL Is expected that even
more calls will be received today. and
members OF the committee worked ali
night TO have - erything in readiness
10 begin work at an early hour this
morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-29
PEOPLES BANK.

Through the courtesy Ot
the Mutual SAVING, Bank. The
People, Bank viii take care
Of its deposition, in the banking
rooms Of sail Mutual Saving,
Bank A. 1920 Market street.
from SATURDAY morning on
during The high water stage.
GEO. ". ECkHAPT.
Cashier.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-29
NARROW ESCAPE
Young Lad Fails I'm the River Ard 4.
Rescued in Thrilling
Manner.

Edward Groves. "a year old -..f.t....
"t Elglteenth street fell INTO tNe ri,er
~ -" v 4 - railroad passerr.r st.tt,,.
-Il'f'iH' afternoon and was rescued In
luIIli h@ manner after the FIRST man To-
tIfnp u" his rescue vas Hsarf, ,tf.tNneB
"hn Nas uIcd out hy third party.
"l rn.tl 100 ttR.u nom tho
a''T ne had become unconscious aud
.l ".~ "...1 .it.I 40 hnI u.eu take, me
.Ir " ~ 90 HI'liine AMI -n.I..4 nte- n
'afi'l mat as rr-aIueI tpn4poiusn,ss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-29
WEIGATFn DOWN

Tho Hafimoro a. ohio and Penny.
'ania Railroad Companies follow cd
tf"'r usual Practice ~ 0y,i-htiug dow o.
their hrifrof vifh cars YESTERDAY
mo cars vnr" almost cot cred and Tho
railroads vrr" fortunate 10 escape
"''nou' dawar. to ans Of their struo
iur's. o2c'It for tho i,fs of fcp
planks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-29
BOATING ON CREEK

Man} ~ the outfh" pike re.i4 mt.
iook ad'fnfac" ~ tho hfch water back
~ III" creek yesterday and were -o.n
Heating down the crock IN skin.
Many " Oh" persons took advantage
after reaching This city snd used their
sk'hF 100 tra1frorrIrc Passengers from
mo upper part ~ fhc city 10 the lower
part
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-29
SOmePeOpIe

appear N think that 10 makes no
particular difference where they
buy shoes
Come in and allow Us 20 prove
% YOU thar % docs make a world
o. difference Where you buy your
shoes"
Our footwear for Men Women.
Boys. Misses and Children tower
way above the level Of lust
Shoes
There's difference IN styic. m
quality and on Or that can be seen
~ glance.