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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26
About People
HcNements OF individuals to and
Sren tho City.

Miss Margaret Seifert is confined
TO her home on South Chapline street
by illness.
Fred Lennon. who left last year
for Portland. Oregon. has been trans.
ferred TO San Francisco
Mrs. William Paxton OF Washing.
ton. ID. C., who has been the guest OF
Mrs. Alex Paxton. returned to her
home
Mrs. l. H. Root OF Pasadena. Cal.
who has been the guest Of Miss El!z'
abeth Greer at Cecil Place. leaves for
her home Friday.
Mrs. Arthur Thompson left for her
home in Baltimore. Md. Sunday after
visit with Mrs Harry Bradley.
Mrs. G. A Aschmann is the guest
OF friends In Kansas City. Mo.
Miss Kate Oelebay left for her
home in Kansas city. Mo. after a
visit with Miss Hattie List on North
Main street
Mr. and Mrs. Robert c. Dalzell have
returned from trip TO the Bermudas
Charles Mcdonald OF Washington
was business caller in the city yes
terday.
Judge Frank Nesbitt has returned
from business trip TO Minneapolis,
MINI.
@-''i HdHIlHou OF llhl4aS was "A
business visitor in the city yesterday.
Master Edward Flaccus. son OF Mir.
ana Mrs. r. {. Flaccus OF Altenheim.
Is quite in at his home
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Walker Peterson
VII! spend Thanksgiving in New
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wadden will
spend Thanksgiving in Pittsburgh.
Howard II. Fortney. OF Cleveland
will spend Thanksgiving al the home
OF his parents in West Wheeling.
Rt Rev. i. J. DOnahue, bishop az
the Wheeling diocese Is eNpected 10
return to-day from Washington. where
he has been spending a few DAYS on
important church business.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26
TALKING MOTION
PICTURE EXHIBIT
SPE CIAL PRE- PERFORMANCE TO
BE GIVEN THIS AFTERNOON
Much Interest Taken in Enterprise in
Which Local Business Men
Are Interested.

Special fr,, performances or ton
singing pictures will bee given az tho
\irgiuiu thrHtre this afternoon. begin
ming NJ clock. and doubtless a Lang.
number or local persons Will attend.
Tn" pictures We're Invented ly Charles
Eteliug ~ Film Grove and local usr-
cons are t1Ckiuc the enterprise whicu
promises 60 eclipse anything Of It's Kind
ever produced. even th. wonderful Iu.
Nertion or Thomas s. Edison Demon
STATIONS started several days ago 800
tho Virginia theatre. ana aIl who have
heard and seen the performances have
been loud iu their praise OF the results.
A company ~ being urEanized ln this
city and 90 is the intention of this come
Ut'y 20 push the business throughout
tho country. Pictures viii be exhibited
tu other theatres 500 a snort time Work
"r tho manufacture and sale OF tho frt.
chimes bias already started 90. contract
FOR making the machine hsIHE awtr.I...
a. Spears ~ Riddle uf This cts. The
Weiss Amusement company or Texas
was the ur~t company fs take cone
tract TUT company control. more
than lnu theatres Ir the southwest.
other contracts arc Tena.n- at this
time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26
OUT-THE-PIKE
Or. VIII Cruise. Veterinarian,
Both Phones.
once, elayney's Drug store.
a-A-tf
Trains Bloch Crossing.

Much complaints is being heard from
the people OF overlook addition at Elm
Grove. about the way the trains on tire
q q Q. rsilorad are left standing where
they block the crossing from Overlook
10 Elm Grove. II r. said that IN. Local
freight trains that pick up the freixh,
at these places are left standing wher.
they completely block the crossing Will.
all the shifting Is being done and a,
times each day the crossing Is blocked
for from 10 10 IS minutes This 4. ,
btest Inconvenience TO the PEOPLE living
~ cNerbrook and could easily be avoid.
~ u! the trains being stopped "A short
uis,s.Se above the regular place. which
would leave the crossing omen an
MVnlu not greatly Inconvenience the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26
Car Hits Machine

We, 80 iast evening the outbound
N"St virginia Traction and E.le,.trt-
.'Ii!il 'ny car bound FOR West AleNand.r
5u.tiH'd with q machine owned ari
IL II said that Mr. Williams ,,,s,.i. .,,u !,
~ 'I'-s m front Of the moving ~, =
Nyul,h was in charge Of Motornan rr,.r,.
,,.i, '.n'tger and Conductor Earl Mounts
n'1,,nih'. showing ~ To one side ana i,to
lil. or bricks. damaging the nsrttne
t..-,,',,ns tH'INhl" extent. though not in
''@ me Occupants. After q Few r1.r..-
80 terairS We're made Mr. Nytiii.,,..
~ Hh." &" continue to his home a. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26
RIVER NEWS

Pushing large toWs - empty hargcs.
some ~ the larger type OF steamers
are making their way 10 Pittsburgh de
spite the present low stage Of water
in the river. The Sam Clark. with a
TOW or IS empties. passed up yesterday
morning. followed "a short time later bv
the buguesne with tow Of 30 pieces.
porter. with a tow ~ d ttrg~s and 3
model fats. became grounded at IN.
point of Wheeling Island and 90 was
with considerable difficulty she was
freed late yesterday Afternoon.
The work - raising TIE wicKet~ 80
gorerrm@rt dam SO. 49, which was
started Monday. was SUSPENDED yester-
day hut VIII likely be- resumed TODAY
Yet but the decline ut fre water yes
tcrdav was such that % viii Doc usses-
Fary 60 raise the others. rIterIueu de-
clare. % keep the river 40 s nayigable
Etage.
Nearly eight hours behind time. the
steam.I Lo-era cleared Tho local wharf
yesterday morning 90 O'Clock. bound
for ParAe-shurg The L"reua departed
e. % O'Clock FOR NafaUpraS
The KaraWht g. scheduled 90 arrive
here Of O'Clock this moruins fuf
~, so Lion. with o. d-eige. two
yesterday. while fHe Dr. Cd. watson
passed down.
PIT,T7,s.Bl, .l..G.i.i. Soy i'.'.r -tagcs
srErnENvILLf-ios feet station
rAHKERsHrEG-9s feet falling
prGANrowN-7 feet. stationary
WtuGEN Q feet stationary clear
OH CITY .-." feet. falling clear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26
Improve Th.a,er

'-,Nl'NNiN" improvements no. f.....
H. ,' tle Lyric thcater I'm Film C-,,.e
& management bias announced trs,
,"ulN anu IN addition To- tb,s 80.
- VaHd.riIIe VIII De run I'm CONN.,.
,r Win the motion pictures. Tn5s,.
"NH iNiuorrnw tho rnarai..rn,rt an ''."N
r.n,',,,,.ii .seA Face Joe Howard.' as The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26
Fresh dressed turkeys, 23c a pound.
mOR6AN's.
20 chiIdren There IS NothIna eetter.

For Children There is Nothing Better.
A cough medicine for children must
help their coughs and colds without
Dad enects on their little stomachs
and bowels. Foley's Honey and Tar
exactly nus this need. No opiates. no
sour stomach. no consultation follows
Us use. Study colds. whcezy breath
Ing. coughs and Group ares Ill quickly
helped. and sweet. refreshing siumb,~
instead ~ feverish tossing az night
II is easy. therefore. 10 understand
why an increasing number OF bottles
of Foley's Honey and Tar Comp0urti
Is sold yearly. For sale by the John
Coleman Co=Adv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26
Laying New Sewer.

l. '.''' OF men was 80 work veet.rds,.
." .T -'N'' - ~" Mt. calvary r.r1.-
Do" purpose 90 this s.v..r d.
,.. 'I lH' walter that L-retofore t,..
.' crow Tire road throughout tIa
a. "Li collected az the turn or
-rt'. i'i ming pond 100 Wet vearrer
$500. .,.l. 20, o., Yer VIII DO eliminated rs ~.
'- mat being laid is larg. .t,,,.,',
cemetery "''' from the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26
Outfit Arrives.

N.h'e tne arrival Of the rubber coats
no"tS. hats and the giant esarchlight 10
- used by the Fulton Hose ,'ornpap,
fulton - one Of tho hest er,,t-,,.,S
~ Nu4 IN the out-the-pike district Tor
,n' ishting Of fire. The above named
1919 arrival Monday and Fulton now,
,ntrkest conflagration thai is in anS. wa
'i"o4e 10 be started iu that citv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26
LnrHest Wnd Tnrhnr

William ct Burns Of \ uef.eufI
street. las received one of the largc..
WIG turScNr seen bon this rlrt ar the
country Tor many wears 20 weighs
about 20 pounds and was caught the
last l'-vN SNOW storm Nj Turns also
caught three Wild ducks tn the storm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26
WARWOOD
Caught Postum

william Chambers. - Warwood an
efnploye or the Peerless Biscuit COM
iHn'. has been missing chickens every
morning from his coop iu the yard Nj.
'HaINuefs mas been Wdtdhlug carefully
very nisHt ~ hopes ~ finding tn, AMI
maj that has been tnieNiuE. 80 yesterday
" hen ne heard the chickens Growing aud
hl"NiIs much noise. he picked up his
Nh't sun ana. hurrying o. the coon in
n"ueS ~ finding The guilty one. lie saw
70 huge pos~um and shot the animal 10
~ one of he largest which has ever
been caught 100 this section
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26
NEW MARTINS WILLIE

Tn Daily Intelliccncer VIII be found
on sale az Acar's Cigar and Frut
stand. Main street. Kannon's CLEAR
and Fruit stand. Moses Thomas
Fruit stand, John Thomas Fruit
stand. az depot a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26
West Virginia Traction &
Electric Company and City g.
suburban Gas Cornpsry's au.
lhorized pay stations:

ug1I. o0Isr corner 18Th a
.fpII. tf.nrf Wheeling 50 Va
l'tfL ~ sutton Fulton. " Va
fs, national TANK Eim Grove.
West Virginia
fH.D Tank ~ Elm Grove Film
Grove Nrrf NIrc.nIa
IaF v0lr electric Nght. water and
fnF bills 10 Tho most convenient pay
station q y U'NRINs, Treasurer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26

war u p'I Tre~nyterisu ,iur,r v.u rlrl
IT'S monthly meeting Wcine-ds, eve
LUX ~ $3.50 O'Clock af tie church ON
IT'S fu'IefH street All member arc
urged fu He present ae Important nrIef-
noe VIII be fn... H.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26

manly vigor. However. that - a mat
ter Tor each person 10 decide for him
self. The book 10 complete and en-
trely independent OF anything a. says
with respect 60 the vitalizer. There
Tore please use free coupon and get
the book by return mail You will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26
Thanksgiving Program.

The members Of the Triadeiphia dis
irict High school at Edgiugton ar. plan
ming AN extensive THANKSGIVING prosrau
10 re presented this afternoon at the
STOOL building. Following Is the pro.
Vocal solo - p.ari u
Piano duet
Hiss Florence Keyser and Ethel kir.r
RS. - 10, 10, story ........ HALLE Potter
srU '''i'"'i"h ---.---..-... John Elder
-, e. .....-. --...... Edwin Carter
re,cIai interesting addresses will d.
.i'aiH from visiting speakers The AZ
t'rnoon viii close with A short nro,rar,
by the first and second grades a'''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26
Dies in kansas CITY

WORD Was received here yesterday or
~" death uf :. VI. kirE. O. well known
resident ~ West Liberty. which occurred
Monday night. following soon after an
operation. IN a hospital IA Kansas city.
40. R'tails OF his sudden demise - d.
not received Mr. Kim. went west roo
emily % look after hus.u ness matters
Local friends and relatives tad resolved
no irtuItiuu uf mis- illness until sun
day. when his wife received "a t.Iegram
advising her to go 90 Kansas civ inn
m"ilhtely. AS her husband must under
=" am operation and his recover, was
doubtful she left this city SUNDAY
night AZ midnight but wa~ unable 10
r"..h Ms bedside before death.
spencer King. OF the Island Tie WAS
about . years OF axe. AMI IS survive 81
by a wife and daughter. Miss Maud The
family have been residing IN West 1 ~
tft) Tor the past few years. Mr. King
"LnC "a Tcrt uanf 90 that town
80 arrangements have been made for
IN" funeral. but the body viii lie
brought here FOR intcrmcrt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26
FATHER MULLEN
FUNERAL FRIDAY
DETAILS HAVE NOT BEEN COM.
PlETED BUT TIME
is SET.
sishop Donahue VIII Arrive From,
Washington. o. c.. 10 Preach
Funeral Sermon.

Details for the funeral OF the late
1T. Rev. Mgr. Joseph Mullen. whose
death occurred late Monday afternoon,
have not been completed. However.
II was announced yesterday that the
funeral will take place from the rec
tory OF the Church OF Immaculate Con-
ception. on Thirty-sixth street. Friday
morning. The office for the dead will
De chanted at Q 80 o'clock. and solemn
requiem mass will commence at 10
O'Clock.
ri. Rev. p. ]. DonahNe. Bishon of
the Wheeling diocese. will deliver the
FUNERAL sermon. and Rev. William
nan, or Benwood. viii celebrate the
mass. II Is appropriate that Father
nan be the Celebrant, for he was
converted to the Catholic religion by
Father Mullen. under whom the Ben.
wood priest studied for the ministry
training.
Several priests OF tho Wheeling
diocese will assist Father Hall i'm the
funeral II will doubtless BE- one of
the largest and most impressive held
In this city in recent years. a. the do
ceased priest was widely known and
was beloved not only in his own con
gregation. but throughout the city.
\ MESSAGE was received yesterday
from Bishop Donahue, who is in Wash.
ington. attending To important bust
ness relating TO the church. in which
the bishop stated he was inexpressi-
bly, shocked and grieved at his dear
friend Father Mullens death He
added that he will reach Wheeling this
morning. and will preach the sermon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26


ever before The $500 Shaefer Hamonola player piano
mat the finest musicians would be proud 10 own has num-
Der OF patented features that make especially desirable for
those who want artistic music in home. The Christmas
euo price OF s3ssoo terms OF $3.50 enables those
OF modest incomes 10 instruments They
come IN fancy figured mahogany and quartered oak
The Brambaeh Baby Grand long felt want Everyone
would like to Grand piano The room it takes and the
price, IS all that prevents everyone wants handpayng
piano from having Baby Grand charming little creation
only occupies inches space than an upright and the
Christmas Club price brings s455oo on payments
OF $3.50 a week
Last but not least, the reliable Koher Camp
DELL Upright Piano Everyone knows old standard make
There are 1000 of them Wheeling and IFS vc
y The style offered is the $3.50 genuine mahogany or
quaed oak and the Christmas Club price s245OO payable
in weekly payments OF 81 so.
Concentration cooperation ample capital to- purchase
IN large quantities make this Christmas price possible If
you are interested in piano suggest YOU do not let
anyone swerve see and hear these
instruments Open all daeveryday by appointment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26
To Those Who Con-
template the Purchase
of a Piano or PLAYER
Piano for Christmas:---

Our tenth annual Christmas
Piano and Player Piano Club
offers a most striking example
of cooperative success. So
popular have our club plans
become that a great many per-
sons wait an entire year TO
take advantage of the saving.
This year We offer a larger va
riety OF instruments and
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1913-01-01
Death of MIR. w. D. Ramey

After an illness of about a month,
Mr.. w. D. Ramey died Tuesday
afternoon, the news having reach
ed The Advertiser Office just before
the hour of going to press Wednes-
day morning. Mr. Ramey was a
lawyer by profession and filled the
position of United States Commis.
sioner for Edgefeld county afor
about 80 years. He served in the
Confederate army during the entire
four years of the war and those who
were intimately associated with
Mr.. Ramey state that be made a
faithful and brave soldier. He has
always taken an active interest in
all matters pertaining the Los,
Cause and to 1.-The surviving vet
erans. He was in his list yesr.
The funeral and interment vii
take place this afternoon at tht
village cemetery.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1913-01-01
Dixie Chapter Reception.

One of the most delightful social
events of the holiday season was the
reception that was given Friday
evening, December 27, at the home
of Mrs. James E. Hart by the
members of the Dixie chapter aux
iliary to the U. D. G. The front
parlors and hall were beautifully
decorated with Southern smilax
with a generous intermingling of
holly and mistletoe. In the hall de-
licious punch was served in Japa-
mes. style, the young ladies who
dispensed the amber beverage being
clad in japanese costumes and stood
beneath an enormous Japanese um-
brella.
The program consisted of music
and several unique contests. The
first was an advertisement contest.
A large number of advertisements
were clipped from current issues of
the newspapers and magazines and
were pasted upon the lace curtains
in the parlor. Each guest was given
pencil and paper with instructions
to write the names of the advertis-
lers or articles advertised as sueges-
ted by the numbered advertise
ments that were pinned to the cur
tains. Mss Maud Rives and Mr..
Willie Adams supplied correct
namesto the largest number of adj
vertisements and were awarded the
prize. The annual receptions of the
Dixie chapter are always thorough
ly enjoyed by the young people of
the town, consequently they are
looked forward to with eager an
ticipalions. At the conclusion of
the contests the hostess served a
salad course with cake.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1913-01-01
Jones Lyon.

Thursday morning, December
26, Miss Robbie Jones and Mr.. L.
P. Lyon were married at the home
of the brides mother, Mrs. S. D.
Jones. The ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. J. T. Littlejohn. I'm
mediately after their marriage Mr..
AMI Mrs. Lyon drove to Edgefeld
and boarded the train for Augusta,
where they spent several days as
guests of relatives. The Advertiser
joins host of friends in extending
sincere congratulations to these
widely beloved young people, in
both of whom we feel a very kindly
and afectionate interest.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1913-01-01
News Items From Moss.

Editor Advertiser: Please allow
us few dots from this side, our P.
o. (Moss) is slowly but surely com
ing on up the line, we hope at the
expiration of three months Uncle
Sam will give our P. NJ. a perma
nent job.
The Xmas holidays are closing
out fast, long to be remembered by
the little ones, and we older ones
too, for tis our duty to set Xmas
examples worthy of future consid-
erations as parents, and leading
them to walk in a religious path.
We were invited to dinner at Mr.,
and Mrs. Pierce Thomas last Satur.
day among the guests were the
Bartleys, Stroms, Christies, Nc
bowels and Mrs. Ben Thomas and
family. To say the occasion was
an enjoyable one is but mild way
to express it. The dinner was just a:
good as the Kings ever ate. Mrs
Thomas watched over US with such
marked attention, that not only
made US feel welcome, but our
minds wondered why such occasions
as time goes by slips the memory OF
the little folks.
Grain, grain, all along the roads
(and the best land) you see nothing
but grain, surely we can feed oul
stock later oA without going west.
Mr.. George Strom has been quite
sick, but glad to report he is get
ting to himself again.
Well Mr.. Editor if you can slip
in word for our P. o., we would
appreciate it.
Wishing you a happy New Yea1
we beg to be
(Mr.) Moss.