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Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-01-02
Didn't Vote Right; Raised His Rent

An incident that occurred in q.
small town in Virginia on election
day has just been reported to the
state secretary.
A comrade in this town went to the
polls and being handed the long bal
lot used in Virginia, which contains
the names of all the candidates and
various electors, retired to the booth
to mark his ballot. This comrade is
of foreign birth, but thoroughly IA
miliar with the proper method Of
marking his ballot, and needed no
instruction or assistance. However,
a fat, red-nosed Democratic saloon
keeper, who is the selfconstituted
local boss, and incidentally THIS COM
rades landlord, stepped up and vol
unteered to mark his ballot for him
(Which in itself is a vioiat. u Of the
state law and was repulsed by the
comrade. Fifteen times he intruded
his services, even taking the pencil
in hand and forcibly attempting to
mark it Democratic. The comrade fl
nally lost all patience, and said to
the boss: IF you are so anxious to
know how l am going to vote, l will
tell you; l will vote it straight for,
Debs and Seidel." The barkeeper flew
into a rage and said, with vile oath,
you --''=-, I'll raise your
rent $500 month for that
All this in "Old Virginia, the state
that boasts of being the cradle Of
liberty and the mother of presidents.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-01-02
Alcohol and Racial
Degeneration

Most discussions of alcohol are
frankly partisan and therefore partial.
An account may be entirely accurate
and yet fail to be just, because of what
1t leaves unsaid. In<any event propa-
ganda must be preceded by facts, and
these must, in turn be considered in
spirit of fairness and with due regard
to conflicting possibilities. One of the
important and widely discussed phases,
OF the question involves the effect of
alcohol on the offspring. Records of
oegenerates, statistics on insanity and
other diseases have been gathered in
abundance and contributed as evidence
IN one way or another. Statistics are
proverbially uncertain unless thew are
collected with due intelligence and in
terpreted with reasonable precaution.
nence 1t is always gratifying 20 have
observations substantiated by properly
controlled experiments on lowe" ami
mails. For this purpose Professor
Stockard Of the Cornell University
Medical College, New York, has under
taken a study of racial degeneration
IN lower animals treated with alcohol.
IN Stockard's experiments alcoholic
treatment was given to guinea-pI,ss by
an Inhalation method. Alcoholic males
were then mated with normal females.
In the maternal test alcoholic females
were paired with untreated males.
The outcome of these investigations.
says The Journal of the American
Medical Association, has been convinc.
ing in their demonstration that alcohol
may affect the offspring through either
parent. Though the animals were
never completely intoxicated, they
were in a state of chronic alcoholism.
Nine matings of normal animals in
the same group gave nine living liz
tiers Of seventeen vigorous individuals.
Out of forty-two matings of alcoholic
ed animals only seven young survived
and five of these were runts. In he
paternal tests there were abortions,
still-born filters and early deaths; the
maternal test resulted much the same;
when both parents were alcoholic. IN
most cases the matings resulted in no
offspring, very early abortions, or still
born filters. The single offspring born
living from fourteen matings of alcoho-
lie parents died in commissions at an
early age. In general the deaths of.
these unhealthy young followed symp-
toms OF nervous disorders.
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no CoNsUMPTIVEs
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AMTTsEMENTS

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VEHICLES

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CUTS

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TENTS,
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COVERS

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Al the Victoria

1RiE crowds Gro attending all the
.~rrformanccz ~ The Victoria theatre.
Tho bill merits hat sort Of patronage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-15
MRS. Fishes
BRILLIANT ACHIEVEMENTS.

The dramatic history of America has
known no other carcer so artistically
varied as that OF Mrs Fis!ie. Nearly
all the great names oc the stage have
been Identified with some particular
character or special line Of endcayor
Booth with Hamlet. jefferson with
Rip Van Wrinkle. Nelson with juliet
but Mrs. FisSe has touched almost
evorv phase o. stagc ~pOriraiture and
shR has touched nothing that she has
not adorned. In nor early youth sh1
became famous rs a child actress and
wt'le Tt!il IN her teens she gave a
forecast Of the future by setting a
STANDARD IN pla- material. as We'll rs
in ~deliICation far in advance a. the
ordinary CTeriEct o. The time. In
spite o. vi" "Capr'c,." ard Feather.
brain would safer greatly % conpar.
!scn with ulays NJ the moment but
not than did thei- contempor-
ar!es in comparison with them There
has been a tremendous advance in
playwritin~ methods. n advance that
has practically amounted 70 a revo-
luton. and Mrs. Fiske has been Of in
estimable service in thai advance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-15

B%ernavici Brothers. Prevette and
Merrill. sam Barton. ~ well as the
Kimball Brothers. VIII an 90 IN other
directions 20 fInI other ensagements
ove the biz Keith Circuit after TO-
night. Monday matin,e viii usher
in one % the hes; bills 81 Zine season
AZ this popular play house. For q
head line attraction Chicss and chick
lets VIII be the bic event. You may
have seen some great acts ~ ,he 81
phelm. huf wait until Won 500 chicks
and CnIrkfetu An added attraction
IL Gertrude F7sks. She Will DO town
'aik arer the frsf performance. Sc
mour and Brown. the WehUer end
Fields = tha vaudeville Stage. VII
make YOU laugh ae Won hat never
laughed hr-otc. Othor great acts
VIII boz on this PIG htI and Will bo
announced en- tomorrow News. The
hu1 coming Monday viii t~ termed ne
the Hardware Mems hill. ne 80 will be
convention DAYS starting Nopday Tor
The hardware men OF me state - Wes'
Nfreinia and fhrv VII attend fn a
hofv "wednesday rirht ~ Wheeiing's
most popular vaudeville house.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-15
RAYMOND HITCHCOCK AND
THE RED WIDOW

A. the Court theatre next Tuesday
night Cohan and Harris will present
Raymond Hitchcock in the musical
play " The Rcd Widow" a work by
Claiming Pollock. RennOld Wolf and
Charles J.. Gebest. The Red Widow
Will be described on the program as
a musical play. II is said that the
story is too substantial. too well knit
and coherent fer a musical comedy.
The fist act has us locale in London.
but tina: is merely - start Cicero Han
ntbal Butts. a retired millionaire. Ray
mond Hitchcock. on his way to ST.
Petersburg with 2 beautiful Young
woman known as the Red Widow.
so that ha may become h3rrowingiy
involved in dynamite and 7is'cl plots
'-AHcheTOusly cC00r I'D D. = band q
Nihflists. n which The Red Widow
is the leader. TO s-ur cvt the life {
the Car and such other royal persor
ages as may stray within her range
To become a party TO all this crime.
Cicero Hannibal Butts finds IL neces-
sary TO elude the vigilant eye OF a
sufragette wife. Also ne finds IL ncc
cssary 10 pose as the husband o. The
Red Widow" whose pasjimC. unknown
TO him. is sharpshooting at kings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-15

the remainder OF the company will rot
disappoint the audience.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-15

IN thoir eccentric work on the uni.
cycle aud bicycle Their wonderful
feats are made more interesting by
thcir comedy. The Aerial Rooneys
hnVe a novel and dainty midair act.
They work fast and keep the audi.
cnce breathless with their daring
feats
There is music in three of the mum.
hors Genie Raie ~ an added attrar.
tiou Shc f. n dainty singer with a
good voice. and wears stunning gowns
The Brianza Trio are European sere.
naders. equally clever In vocal and
instrumental work The Yeo Musical
Girls. Eve in number. present a 70.
fined and artistic act They all pos.
secs good singing voices. their eeiec.
ti0rr ar" pleasing nnd their instu-
mental work on the piano. violin. vlo.
lincello and oornet is faultless.
The final performances % the week
viii bo given this afternoon and even.
ing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-15
OrderlBlank
Reymann Brewing Company
Wheeling, w. Va

Please deliver ono case ga bottiss) Of
Reymann Beer.
Put an K beside the kind you want.
Standard
Selset.
u Wuerzburger Style Lager.
! do not wish to keep the case, after
trying three bottles, you agree to call for Il
add refund TO me the price of the entire
case; Standard, S1.2S per case; Wusz-
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Crosby as old rarin had an opoortun-
~ to display his art as an actor bet
ter than in any other produc..-a. The
prison scene IN which he figured vas
great. Tho production OF Cthal:o.
the real Shskespearian play at the
Court was something grca, IN the
tragicai line M Kirk Brown 20 Othel-
10 was great nn6 Il becomes him -
play tragedy and The world Will hear
more OF his wondcrful acting. Mar
E-erite Fields rs Desdemona was nne.
The bed chamber scene IN which the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-15
TWO ORPHANS" AND
NORTHERN LIGHTS TODAY.

The engagement OF the Kirk Brown
company at the Court theatre will
close with the performances today.
This afternoon there will be presented
the Kate Claxton version of The
Two Orphans and at night the famous
melodrama. Northern Lights" will be
the bill.
Mr.. Brown is TO be complimented for
the excellence OF his organization and
the quality of the plays produced. Ii
is by far the best stock company that
has yer visited Wheeling during the
regular season. and IL is hoped that
Mr.. Brown will arrange 10 visit this
city annually.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-15

kconiv alive 90 new idcos and hr.m
ming oErr with ih.u herself endowed
with fhc supreme .if ~ courage. she
has been ~ almost - c1ugpicspui
worth Too 'he togenrHtlon o fl. mod
cru dramas writing Is che hI- Zoo ifs
acting Nu young author has ever heou
discouraged o. sir. Fisk-. and MANY
oN" 'F''r prescott prominence fJ beer
e..Yur1Eoiuer' nrl hepfInc-s o.. is
a 'Uy ~ hrr % fuI o. r.v writer or
a ner ils1 and her uuic.ur.4 ~ per
c"uf.nu i.ads beg fo frI mrrv that
might 0~thorui.r rnulin uuI eeovorrd
Tak"u Hll iu 900. tre history ~ this
brilliant woman o.. llnt'mtn'q forms
fhe lode e'1r of nur drama. her work
is a int fo fho public. 90 source ~ en-
iuenf satisfaction fo fln critic. and
inspiration fu fHD plrvvrIgHf and r.
El1I.uI. cVamt.n fl h.- ru I8horers in
The STAGE vineyard Nr4 FIs.r will
ap.'ur iu 'r Court theatre next Sat
urdat uIerf
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Observation-Disclosures

There arc six acts. exclusive Of the
Nic%tordscope motion picture plays.
ard not one Of them T. mediocre or
dull The playlct. "Bilv's Awaken
ing. Us of The most amusing little
comedies ever staged IN Wheeling n
is cletrr'r raf together. and no work
~ Jsck White and Reruica Howard
IS beyond criticism. Il e. n verifable
scream
The Cyc'onians arc making a bic
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-15
"0IHELL0"
Presented by Kirk Brown Was Stellar
Produetion-Two Orphans
Today.

Kirk Brown and company presented
"oliver Twist" a. the Court Theatre
on Friday afternoon IN accordance
with the Nat Goodwin version and
the scenes were wei chosen and the
acting OF the highest class. Kirk
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cbLVE TO APPEAR
At COURT THEATRE

Everything that C1Iro do0 SAVE
ru%Hrfafrr la Important There
rrr .l few actresses. On fan singers.
sn f.t ONO connected WITH 30 dc
ptrfwfrt rf stage ITO that cnn rom
Whenever she appears Zoo % ned role
hole world IOcia ou aud o. boo
terrsfrd
Ahsu 'clre appeared iu Sarho.
Paris appeared fo agree with itself
fhaf Cflvr a. tHpho 81 scarcely lcas
fascinating fhnt Caltr ts Carmen A.
thla writing ~ iH doubted whether
raItr gili come to America ucvt rca.
SON or mot Or aHr duoa rof cnmr DO
g. Americas 'uf. NrIfher boo great
n.fs Ike tones uf oue Singer unr fnn
cold. iuIas.Itr anl STORMY Hufau',sI
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methods ~ another can atone one .jet
for the absence ~ Caivc She e. no.
one ont ~ q hundred She "a one out
~ a worlds whole category % great
siucrrs Calve comes 20 the Cour.
on Enhrrarva u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-15

Win q matinee this afternoon ara
'v-o rer'7rmancos This evening tho
big Keith vaudeville htI 90 tho Or
rhrrm theatre will come fo o. close co.
night Tho great Mimic F1u~. Tho
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-11-11

Eddie lTagan. the heavyweight whor
Harry Pollok brought here from
Seattle. WAS matched last night to NEE
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-11-11
Ainsmith Will Be Ready
To Do Pxntinq for Yale

Princeton or Harvard. for It would be
very easy to knock him out. But should
Yale have the opportunity he would be
used frequently to kick.
Russell Cooney Is out for the season.
but the coaches have ANTICIPATED this
since last Thursday and have not oeen
planning 70 use him. He hurt his leg
quite seriously and there was danger
q a permanent injury II ne continued
In the game. The Goa hes had planned
for some time to play without Cornish
~ Quarterbaok or Gle At end. so their
continued illness viii not interfere with
the pfans Of the coaches.
The coaches who attended the Prince
ton Harvard game realize what q stiff
proposition Princeton 10 and the week
wiz be spent for the most part In pro-
pairing for the Princeton ofense. Little
VIII be done In developing an offsnse
for Yale and the contest promises to be
largely . kicking game.
Walter Canp 10 at the held every day
this week and 10 actively helping In
putting the mai touches on the team.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-11-11
ONa 6eN1
Snspeo Naoues
vs. CNAN AND
NtSSee n OoVe~
o. 00VAoS
Cobb Loyal
To Detroit

DETROIT. Mich. Nov. lily Cobb
is loyal to the Tigers. This announce
ment was made last night by Presiden:
Navin OF the Detroit Club.
A letter from Cobb to Navin reads In
part:
II an entirely satisfied with conditions
and I want to end my playing days IN
Detroit Tue fans have treated me hne
and want to Be loyal to my club.
The undertaking We reached pleased
me Immensely. and I Will surely give
my heart to playing with Detroit next
year. certainly DO not want to
change"
President Navin said ''ths understand.
Ing" referred to concerned Cobb's salary
for 1914. Mr.. Navin intimated the
Georgian would receive the largest sal.
airy ever paid to . player In the history
Of baseball.