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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-08-20

with W. W. Dunkle in charge Of the
press wor'I
The opening bill consist of Damer-
ct and Chabot. "Kubelick Of Vaude-
WILLIE: Arthur Deming. black face CO.
medium; Whitney's Operatic Dolls;
Donovan AID Arnold. comedy sketch.
"Al Mixed Up; Ishikawa Japs and
pictures.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-08-20

Kidney trouble is particularly to be
dreaded because it's presence is not
usually discovered until it has assum-
ed one of its worst formS-diabetes
dropsy, or Bright's disease. If you
suspect that your kidneys are affected,
by all means use HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea-the greatest systemic
cleanser and regulator. Coonley Drug
Store. AdVt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-08-20
The Ellsworth Store

A Little Talk
About Hand
Bags, Leather
Belts, Neckweal
and Such
All Are
Seasonable-
Very
Seasonable
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-08-20

Morie Hand Bags in
White and also in Black are
Quite Right. We have
them in both White and
Black.
The New-the Very New
Leather BeltS-Very Wide
in COlOrS and in Black
and White.
And, in Neckwear all the
new things in FiShueS, Col
lars, Collar and Cuff Sets
and the like are Here to be
Found.
Also. New Ruchings in Various
and Varied Widths
Sashes-Wide Sashes-in Colors
and Black-and Black YOU know.
is Decidedly Good Decidedly Rib
hons-Large Variety OF Fancy
Ribbons-also Black Morie and
Satin Ribbons
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-08-20

Mothers-Have you tried HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea. It's a great
blessing to the little ones keeps away
summer troubles. Makes them sleep
and grow. 35 cents. Tea or Tablets.
Coonlev Drug Store. Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-08-20
ANN0UNCEM ENTS.

The Women's Foreign Missionary
society OF the First Methodist church
Will give an ice cream social Satur-
day evening.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-08-20
FAV0RITE RECIPES OF
SOUTH BEND WOMEN
MRS. CARL j. ANDERSON.
Stuffed Tomatoes.

StuHeO tomatoes.
Scrape out medium tomatoes. Into
each one break an egg, being careful
not TO break the yolk. Put in a lump
of butter with the egg. Sprinkle
grated cheese and little pepper and
salt on top of each one. Bake for
about half an hour. They are deli
cious.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-08-20
Quality
in Toilets.

The finn name of Han
son and jerks stands for
Highest Quality in Toilet
Preparations. With Han
son and jerks Quality is
of Paramount importance.
II You are a User OF Hanson and
jerks Preparations. Madam. You
Well Know that Quantity Comes
First. If You are not OF the Users
You have yet 20 Learn how De-
lightfully Exquisite are Hanson and
jerks TOilets-Hanson and jerks.
makers OF the Highest Priced Tai
cum Powder in the World.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28
(eY col. JOHN. {. oAYJ

The character Of community Is
always indicated BY its newspaper 3.
and any variance OF this axiom IS
only cOrrobOrative OF its verify
From this standpoint the observation
can be made that the character OF
the newspaper publications OF Wheel
ing stamps the people of the COM
munity. a. progressive. energetic and
public spirited. The early effort Of
Journalism in Wheeling reaches
back over a century. beginning wr-n
the Wheeling Repository. established
in 1907. followed by the appearance
Of the Wheeling Gazette in 1921, the
Western Post and Advertiser in the
'4Os. the Virginian. Telegraph. Ar
gus. Press and Union. All of these
publication had precarious exist
ence. Up until 1852. when the Inteil-
igencer was established. none at
the papers seemed 20 be able 10 get
upon paying foundation. Bus
newspaper deaths were not entirely
confined to this period. A Considera-
BILE roll can be called of the defunct.
In 1873 the Evening Standard was
launched by Hon c. d. Hubbard
and others but succumbed in 1879. 10
be succeeded by the State Democrat
of ephemeral existence. The Sunday
News had a vogue for a short time.
but IL expired TO be succeeded by
the Sunday Leader in 1875, establish
ed by Mr.. G. {. Johnson. The pubn-
cation of daily evening edition
was the undoing Of Mr.. Johnson's en-
terprise. In 1879 the Saturday Even
ing Journal was started by 4. J. Hat
stead and John T. Grub. II was
eventually merged into the daily
Evening Journal. which enjoyed but
a brief lease OF life.
one OF the most interesting publ
cations that has ceased TO exist was
the Sunday News Letter II was es-
tablished in ISIS by ten printers on
the cooperation plan. Il enjoyed "A
vogue for some time. its circulation
at one period reaching the very re-
spectacle number OF $500 copies
The establishment of a daily issue
was an unsuC Cessful venture. The
Sunday issue was maintained until
the plant was purchased 10y the Eve
ming News Company.
What follows these Introductory ref
erenCes deals with the living present.
and the progress the existing iou..
mails have made in keeping pace with
the wonderful evolution and revolu-
ton that has taken place in the
printing and publication business
The Wheeling newspapers of today
compare favorably with similar publ
cations IN other communities of the
same population They are ably ed
tied. we'll written and up 20 date IN
make up and news service. All are
equipped with the most modern in.
ventions Of the printers art. such a.
Merganthaler typesetting machines
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28

In ten years OF existence the Sc
curity Trust Company has reached
the million dollar class of banks oi
Wheeling. which is high compli-
ment TO its efficient management. II
opened for business February Z. 1905.
therefore. IL Is in the eleventh year
OF its activities. II is distinctively a
Wheeling institution. and sprang in
10 popularity Immediately after open.
ing its doors. II opened with a paid
UP capital of 100000 and a surplus
of $4,000. Its first officers were J
y. Vance. president Frank {. Hon-
man and NJ. J. McFadden. vice-presi-
dents; Fred J. Fox, cashier: Law
renee +. Sands. secretary: +. b.
Bowie. trust officer. Mr.. J. y. Vance
continued as president OF the institu-
ton until his death in June this year.
when Mr. W T. Stone. one Of the
most popular merchants of Wheeling.
was elected as his successor. Messrs.
Fox. Sands and Bowie. the present
cashier. secretary and trust officers.
have held their positions since the or
ganization of the bank
The present directors OF the So
curity Trust Company are. John n.
bAbNhs JbAAu l. l'lfhfls W imam IL
bingham. II. c. Franzheim. II. W. Fair.
+. I Hitchman. Frank c. Hoffman.
John G.. Hoffman. Jr.. H. F. Jones.
William Lipphardt. George w. Lutz.
". J. McFadden. H. W. McLure. J..
L. Sands. IL $. Sands. George 4,
Stifel. w. Z. Stone. H. +. Vance and
George W. Woods. II is due to the
conservative policy of these gentle
men and the business acumen of It's
officers that the Security Trust Com.
pany has reached the high place il
now enjoys among the solid and SUB
stantial financial institutions of THIS
city.
The achievement Of this bank is OF
no mean order when the active com.
petition in the banking business al
the present time Is considered. The
company does a general banking bust.
ness. paying four per cent interest
on savings deposits and certificates OF
deposit. The trust department which
is under the direction of r. b. Bowie.
has become one OF the most impor.
tant features of the institution. ~
acts as executor. administrator. trus.
tee and in all trust and hduciary ca.
pacities u also has q well conduct
ed insurance department. and repre-
SCENTS the leading hre and casualty
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The German Prrs.

The first paper printed 30 the Ger.
man l1nruIcr tn fhc state was Cs-
wtlish'd bro Wheeling in 1919. with
I'orE" DiufZ as editor. known a. Viz
cIrIa stats Lpifuug ln 1861 its name
Was changed to Wet Virginia Staats
InItung. with William Kathakcr as
editor Tho paper changed hands with
u ]. to.pIluz 1@ editor bat LOO short
tiW' susTnrd,d publication The Ar
bitter Fr'lui was started boo 1865
u continued publication until 1876.
MI'l the nam" was changed by CD.
90" owners. Gustav Gutt.uborr and
IruI. tOImar Mr. COlmar obtained
control OF fhr taper 100 1s1S and con.
iIUl"d If successfully until 1854. an.
Dds IIIIUt. fo tho Nolk-bilft com.
lith which suspended publication 200
lNN' w Louis Colmar was AGAIN
induced Co enter journalism by DIS
ir.nuu.. O. fal'i-hiuE fle daily West
virginia Stadts I'ituuE u October.
lN.s Ms CDimar rrlirrd from tha
/'iiuuE iu 1901 Tho German. Amer.
can printing Company was then
formed. which cstHhIishrd tho
h'Iteohr /rIfunE. with Mr. e. vs.
N.ut' as editor. aud which is uoV pub.
.tUtI aa re- weekly
During The latter part nf tho nffIra.
Prof D. A. Weber 600 accomplished
mu. ''.Hu and intelligent writer. CON.
.a.'II frf Courier which advocated
'fr rr.rrIf los off Tho WIie part,
UrrIrr 'lr v.r Ih. Patriot was o..
ffhII.|ri ht Nucu-fu. Toiiaet. Anton
II'l u rG aud other patriotic Ger.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28

munities. grasped the opportunity
presented in this open field by pur.
chasing the material OF the suspend
ed Press from the owner. Mr.. Henry
Moore. Associated with Mr.. Baker
was Mr.. o. S. Long. one OF the most
polished and scholarly men who ever
occupied the editorial chair. and Of
most attractive personality. The first
issue OF the Register was on July ..
1853. and II has just rounded out a
half century OF existence. firmly es-
tablished in the affections and con-
fidence OF the Democratic party. OF
which IL is the acknowledged organ.
The paper had a tempestuous career
during the Civil war. Mr. Baker and
Mr.. Long being penalized by the
United States military authorities for
q time owing to some vigorous refec-
tons on army operations in the Viz
ginia campaign. Mr.. Baker. however.
built up a modern newspaper plant
and prospered. His energetic spirit
longed for n wider field OF operation
and in October. 1854. ne disposed of
the property 70 James y. and Charles
II. fancy. who. with others. formed a
company TO continue the publication
OF the Register. Both gentlemen had
been associated with Mr. Baker. and
brought with them an intelligent di-
rection OF the affairs OF the paper.
Mr.. J. u. fancy becoming the general
manager In 1855 the ownership OF
the paper reverted To the West VIr-
ginia Printing Company. the Taneys
retaining the controlling interest and
direction OF the papers policy In
1898 Mr.. J. II. fancy was appointed
consul TO Belfast. ireland. by Presi
dent Cleveland. when Mr.. Charles n
fancy assumed the position OF gen
eral manager. On the death OF the
latter. in 1912. Mr. James y. Taney
again assumed the responsible direc-
ton OF the paper. with Mr. William l..
Brice as assistant general manager
The Register was the first paper i'm
wheeling 10 establish a Sunday issue.
II was success from the start. II
mas always been enterprising and has
contributed largely to the advance
ment of the progress and prosperity
OF the material and civic interests OF
the city and state
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28

lN'a- Aetna Iron q steel COMPANY or
E"il/" 900 bridgeport afterwards com
hlhlhE With the standard formed ten
Charleston 90 Wheeling WHITAKER iron
N"fk~ f"luatd.-l,t Rev John = Kahn
become bishop Of wheeling
H'S-yitr builds present city hall for
secures city franchise for street roi,-
way. '''-
1877 First street cars run iron,
Wn,' Ing I"rA-W Washington hall re-
l,5>-After many vi,issitYdes. Pan
handle railroad b. completed To- jybceI-
ing. county taking 100000 worth of
.rl i ,,,,I,.. ,,,cilerhouc used in Wheel
Ntrai'.tIr, OF pottery beruu
A'o-Hloeh Bros Tobacco Comuar.
begins business Charles stewart TIr.
NELL Irish agitator. visits wheeling
1851 Thos OHrlcu takes office a.
rcr.nt,r-,rt OF ,.fy schools.
i>N- Lighting Dos electricity is intro
uil'i hF a d sweeney a SON. who had
theif plant iu the shop ON TWsIrth street
cen wen is-s',0ud and Twenty
ISIS. Present s. VI o. a orr.riz.-
Gem Alfrol caldwell elected att1rns.-
1,st..-'lte capital removed and Der.
I.tn' HfI' '.ttl.IIEn'I 90 Charleston
'tft rutrruwrnf tHtra over capitol AZ
Guy hsi' John " Hireh appointed con-
1850 NsfurHl rs- introduced tr SAFE
.ltI 'fN. Com. .u.N OF West virginia .-
'.ir Ifi.-i.'o '..Ir.ou off old soldiers.
'fH' tome N.rhur-us church IsIJ
N'N Washington school erected
I'd |tIZ'r. RAILWAY t.mrtr. rr.rf..
perm te 10 electric power
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28


u D. well for the Wise NirEin 20
Keep man ignorant Of the fact that
1ll her VisN- are trimmed. 10 makes
lim cautions
Men aren't so quick to notice the
thing woman has on as to detect
ta' ones She hasn't on
Matrmouially speaking % girl has
given up hope when she seriously con.
s.drrs 90 man who wears rubbrDs.
Women love mastcriui men outside
"f th" immediate family circle
when n man insists that "a woman
nrfcu fo reason. Do merue listen fo
fim
Woman rarder of life fl. never com.
ul"te without az least ono blcedin-
heart
love eh1rrcne fho wits. bat duls
The Iud. meut
Angie Ouslcy. iu Judge
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also the formative period Of the new
state idea. January J. 1866. Mr.. Nc.
Dermot retired from the firm, his in.
terest being purchased by John Frew,
who had been connected with the me.
chanical department OF the paper since
1893. The sty le OF the firm name was
then changed 10 Campbell. Frew q co
he other partners being G.. d. Hall
and l.. VI. Hasans. Owing 70 the bust.
ness management of NJ. Frew and his
thorough kno Wedge o. the details @,
the printers craft. Tie Intelligencer
entered on prosperous career and
soon became he most ,aluable proper.
" Of its kin. in the State. In 1865
Mr. Campbell retired after twelve
years OF most strenuous editorial work
Ills interest vas pure Iasod by C. ID
iiall and l. T. Hlgau-. and the firm
name was ch: nged To REV. Hagans a
H1il. the latter assumil ~ the editorial
management. In 1873 Nj Frcw b..
came the sole owner OF The Iutelhccn.
cor through purchasing the Interest,"
OF IBIS partnc s. Whcr Mr. Campbell
retired Do" htd OBJ" Promise q, Mr.
Frrw 20 resume partnership relations
with him ld he desire 10 again On.
tor Journalism This Iromi-c was r..
deemed whom Mr. Frov sold q half boo.
'orcst to his former associate The
revival of tho old firm gave new life
and yigor 20 fhc paper This partner.
ship continued until 1SN2. when. for
personal reasons. Mr. Campbell dis
posed OF e part ~ his interest 10 Mr.
'har.pe Burd rte Hart. an associate
editor or Tho Hhii1dolf hia Press. and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28

In March 1907. Mr. Walter r. Hi.
ton established the Wheeling Major
ity. asthc ORGAN Of the labor interests.
In 1909 IL was taken over by a joint
stock company II SIS q weekly pub
LEGATION. and besides being the official
organ Of the Ohio Valley Trades q
Labor Assembly. the Belmont COhiol
Central Labor Assembly. the Tin Plate
Workers. DO Is considered the spokc--
man for the Socialist party in this To-
cality Its officers are. W. B. Hilton
president. David Dummpr. yice-presi-
dent. $ G. Martin. secretary. Adolph
Horn treasurer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28
The Daily News


one OF the most prosperous publi-
cations in the city is The Wheeling
Daily (evening and Sunday News
II Is also the youngest in establish
ment and the lustiest OF the press
publications of Wheeling. due entirely
10 the spirit and enterprise OF its
founder, Mr.. II. &. Ogden Its large
measure Of success in the evening
field OF endeavor where so many had
Striven and succumbed is competent
testimony 10 the character and ability
OF its management and the attain
ment Of the largest circulation of any
newspaper published in the state.
In 1890 when the Sunday News Let.
ter was languishinC Mr. Ogden and
several associates. then in the en-
ployment of the Register. believed
their was an open and inviting field
for the publication OF live and up-
to-date evening publication This be-
lief resulted in the formation OF the
New Publishing Company. which pur-
chased the plant OF the SUNDAY News
Letter. Under Mr.. Ogdens skillful
management the News prospered IN
I'll IL was finally housed in a hand
some structure OF its own Notwith-
standing fire completely destroyed its
new home IL did not miss a publica-
ton. nor did Il defeat the axiom OF
the survival of the fttest A new
structure was built which now CON
tains the most complete printing out
III OF any establishment in West Viz
ginia. II is today a monument TO
the grit. enterprise and intelligent di-
rectipn OF it, talented and accomplish
ed general manager. H. G. Ogden
The directors Of the New Publishing
Company are. n. G. ogden. : c.
smith. George \. Iaughlin. F. +. Nc
Nell and Mrs. Jessie C. Nave
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28
The Teieoraph-

Ia 1902 several young men engaged
IN work on the Wheeling dailies
thought they saw an opening for an
other evening daily paper Of indie
pendent proClivitic~. The main NOV
ers 10 this scheme. Roy - Naylor.
John g. SnCdErass and Percy r. Cal
lahan, organized a company and start
cd tho publication Ot the Evening
TELEGRAPH. 10 was 70 bright and snappv
production we'll received by the pub
JIG. but for some reason was not a
success financially In 1904 IL WAS
purChas cd. 20 e great sacrifice 10 the
owners. hy o CON pany Of individuals.
Who ur-Hniz d tho Daily Publishing
ComIanr and continued the publica-
ton 10 .s now under the managerial
direction a. Campbell Henderson. in
dcperd"nfIy Democratic i'm its edi-
torial policy. and enjoying pros
porous existence
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Oi the eastern section of Virginia On
this rock OF resistance To th. coercive
measures attempted by the secession
lists of East Virginia rests the fame
and good name Of the Intellieeucer.
and which made 10 power in the
councils OF the new state .arty. and
established 10 as the sentinel of ma
tional unity on the pcrilous border or
the southland
Without the influence Il eNerted in
the dark hours OF the COuntrv's his
tory II d. probable there would have
been no political division of Nirgiuia's
prc'd domain. and the Mother OF
Presidents would not have been be-
reft OF the faire-t aud richest rart of
her original territory. 1T was" de
rhrcd Ex-Governor PieruOnt e few
years before his death. the right arm
OF the Restored Government OF Viz
sIui1 and the new state movement"
MI lhroueh the succeeding years az
it- change Boa ownership the lnt.Ili-
eenc"r ha- more than maintained its
early ryestig" ir advocating that
which is best in goE"rum cent. BOO pr1-
noting the welfare of tho peOuI. and
ion lt- uusnsrslug devotion 20 Tho am.
dlndl principles or the Republican
party
Its Founder.
The lntolIigcncor was OF Wbis or,.
yin. being established lu fs-e bv EIi
Bennett Swcariuren. prominent and
Influential citizen OF Wheeling Ae-o.
ciat"d with him was oliver T. TAYLOR.
O. force'ul and graceful writer of bis
day. The first i-sue OF the p3rar Wa
mad" ON August 20 OF that wear us
Ownership was subjected 20 many
change shortly after ifa establish.
Weut the nrm name was changed fo
Sw'arinc"u Realty & CO.. with Ioscrr
IT, Pon1I'tou Ie editor Zoo "a frN
months Swelringeu. Taylor d CO.
W"r" fh" rr0Irintprs Tu 1850 Dr.
switched fO $ "arirErn. Realty A. Co.
To 'H' nrinr ~ that year SIR PcndIo.
Ton purchased Nr SHDarIurau'4 inter.
rst. and th" firm name changed fo
beatty d Co. Dr. N3e under tbis mlu
af'm"n' That a vs.. Campbell began
hI- r'N paper career t. a -apurf..
lu 5000 Or was Boo fHi. year That OBJ.
Republican parts presented Dos rrf
C'ndIdat" for th" precedence. Gsrer.f
John ~ Fremont Ir fHn cam of r...
The Intelligence became POO, ..ousrt.
of Nr Campbell arI fnHu o. a.D,r
mot. rho firm name becoming rIr.4bsI
a. N'N'.wuf Tho paper. under fII.
management entered fl. most storm.
HnI precautions t.lrH off u. .tI.f.r..
Don rrnrsIrr fHr urIrr.rf.. of fhn Do.
p1ni.au purity and opposing trr .lte
power of fhr South Dr. Ha. fIa rp
marr" days of journalism fr $500
cam. '.n election OBJ. Abraham Lincoln
.n I.' presidency. f.r .uI. tgunrf
breaking IHH. off f.s Southern sfHf..
In BOLTON Is.Ir.f ffr National Geo..
frf NI"H. |.. Nh. ....I stand s.N.r I.
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The Majority.

mans. NJ the close Of tho war il
was absorbed by the Arbiter Freund
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28
Character of Weddings Newspapers
Marks Community as Progressive

Founded August -. 1852. the InteIIi
seneer Is the Oldest Daily
Paper in the State.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28
WHEELING REPOSITORY WAS
THE FIRST PUBLISHED HERE

lntelligeneer Has Eserted Wonderful
Influence In Dark Hours Of
West Nirginis's History.
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companies of the United States.
Its real estate department is thu
most comprehensive of its kind IA
the city. In this capacity 1t develop
ed Woodlawn. about two miles east
of the city, which is now one of the
most thriving suburbs of Wheeling.
and one of the most pleasant resident
places in the state II is now engaged
in developing another property Jailed
the Lenox. and there is no doubt that
the same success will attend this
venture as accompanied the Woo :
lawn property. The Security Trus:
Company buys and sells real estate
on commission and collects rents.
lis foreign department is one of the
best managed in the country. having
direct European connections an.
other advantages not enjoyed by a7y
other institution IN the city. IL IS
now in a position 10 issue drafts ana
money orders on all parts of tho
civilized world. and represents an
the transatlantic steamship lines.
The company also issues travellers
checks and letters Of credit.
The growth of the company has no.
cessitated the purchase of a prop.
" near its present place OF bus.
ness on Market street which even.
tudlly VIII be used as its new homo
IN the near future. Everything about
me Security Trust Company smells
success. as the following statement
OF the company al the close of brsi.
ness on August .. 1919. will show:
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----~------~---------~~~- --~--~--~~~-~~~~~ ~
stand taken blythe Taper in the days
preceding the open rupture between
Oh" national government and the
."n .'rtes was fraught with per
sonal peril which required a brave
...... ..r cpur.-rous heart TO face.