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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-09
VERDICT FOR $500
Given for Plaintiff In Case Of Newman
VS.. Meconnsuahy-Defense Asks
New Trial.

The jury In the case OF @. A. New.
man vs.. Arch McConnaughey. after
weighing the evidence submitted in
the case tried in Part One Of the Cir.
cult court. returned with its verdict
late yesterday afternoon The Jury
ruled that the plaintiff was entitled
10 $500. A motion was Immediately
entered for a new trial
Taking OF testimony In the case did
rot consume great deal OF time The
Jury had the case before the noon
intermission but failed 20 agree and
was instructed TO come back in the
afternoon. Newman was represent
ID by Attorney W. y. Casey He claim.
ed that he sold the dye shop on Siv.
teenth street TO the Virginia company
with the understanding that he was 70
remain In the employ Of the new con.
Germ for one year
when he was ready % leave he was
refused permission TO remove certain
articles with total value Of $500
Tho defendants claim the right OF
ownership Of every thing due to pur.
chases
Another action against the same Dc.
defendants BY " Cambria was com.
promised on a judgment OF $40 60 for
the plaintiff
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-09
SUNDAY SCHOOL
ASSN. BANQUET
ANNUAL MEETING TO BE HELD At
sTRATFoRD SPRINGS HOTEL
DECEMBER IS.
Heads Of Departments Will Make Re
ports-Meetlna 20 Be Held
During Afternoon.

All arrangements have been com
pleted for the business meeting OF
the officials Of the West Virginia Sun.
day School Association. TO be held a.
the StratfOrd Springs hotel on Tues.
day. December rs. The first session
will be held in the afternoon. begin
ming promptly AZ 3 O'Clock. and the
session will be continued over into
the evening. when a banquet will be
held
Tho purpose 81 the meeting ls 10
hear the following reports. General
secretary's report. A. r. Arnold. treas
urer. J. g. Bsrdell. division and de-
partment superintendents. and 70.
view Of the past months work Of the
- association. also 10 plan for the 10.
ture work Of the association and %
appoint a program committee 10 work
out the program 20 BE- carried out AZ
the next State convention. which will
BE- held al Charleston May ~. ~ and
~ n IL expected that all Of the Of.
hcers OF the association will be- I'm a..
tendance AZ the meeting from all sec.
tons % the State.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-09
STORIES OF ROME
Rev. A L. BenEe, Pastor Of Zion Luth-
sran Church, TO Deliver interest
ing Lecture Tonight

Rev. a. T.. Bonze. pastor Of Zion Luz
theran church. who early IN September
returned from an interesting tour ~
study and recreation in Europe. viii de-
liver the hrst Of series 81 lectures "a
hts church on Market street this even
ina. Among his most delightful expcr-
fences we're tho many weeks spent .n
Italy. and ~ is some of these which Dc
viii recount in his lecture this evening.
The subject o. which DEL I'm Storie .
spots Along the Sapphire Sea Maple.
FLORENCE and Milan VIII b. fully de-
scribed. while much time will b. a..
voted 20 ancient and modern Rome.
This lecture viii he profuFeiy uiue-
trated with magnificent rtrreouticon
slides. many produced from uhoturrauha
tnkou by Rev. Uenze
The subjects Of other lectures In the
near future are Little rournfv ia
Through uermany." January Din
from the Life ~ our saviour" F,Iru.
Hrf no The latter slides are mostly
reproductions from the old unHtars In
tne galleries at Florence and Munich
o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-09
DIARIES In SUIT
United Dairy CO. Asks for Injunction
Against Mayflower Co. 20 Pre-
vent Use Of Their Bottles, Etc.

An application for an injunction was
filed yesterday with the Clerk Of the
Circuit court by Attorneys Handlan
end Hamilton. n is STYLED United
Dairy Company W. The Mayflowcr
Dairy Company. and asks that the de-.
PENDANTS be restrained from using the
bottles, cans. etc. Of the plaintiff
company. Notice a. also given that on
December m. the plaintiffs viii ap.
pear before the judge and arEuo the
motion for temporary restraining
order. the praecipe to BE- decided upon
at the January rules This action D.
rather unusual and promises To- prove
quite interesting OWING 10 the promin-
rnce Of the two concerns interested
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-09

Sweeney. administrator. an order OF
reference was entered. referring mat
tiers at controversy to F. A. McMah IN,
special commissioner II involves tho
estate Of V. W. Berry.
An order Of reinstatement was tiled
by Judge Hervey. in the case Of the
National Metal Edge Box Company W.
The Hub. The bond was also or.
dered filed
An order Of dismissal was entered
in the suit OF A. v lmhoff vs. he en-
Devries. The suit involved money al,
legged due on contract and had been
agreed out OF court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-09
SEVERAL CASES
Tried Yesterday Before Squire Hobbs
Harry Hitchcock Was Die
missed From Jail.

Squire Hobbs court took on really a
metropolitan air yesterday By the
number Of matters that came before
70 Tor settlement Harry Hitchcock. an
irresponsible person. was dismissed
from jail. where be had been placed
BY Constable John Suckle on charge
~ stealing peanuts from the store Of
James Pantos0pulous ~ was quiet
evident that tho boy knew nothing
about the act whatever
Nick Doris arrested for asaauiting
% man named Tony VICES wss az
missed when ~ wes proven that he
knew nothing NJ the matter what 20
ever
80 sate has set been set b. the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-09
THIs-ANp FIvE cEnrs

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this
slip. enclose i've cents 10 Foley a 90
chicago. ~. writing your name and
address clearly Sou viii receive In
return a free trial package contain.
lng Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
iof couEha. colds and Group Foley
kidney pills. for pain in sides ana
tack, rheumatism. haCkacho. kidney
end bladder ailments and Foley "a.
ihartic Tablets wholesome and
Thoroughly cleansing catharfic. csper.
ALLY comforfInE 10 stout persona.
ior sale in your town BY Coleman a
Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-09
REGULAR MEETING
VIII Hold important Session
Thursday Evening.

The regular semi monthly meeting
Of the board 81 directors Of the Ohio
Valley Automobile club will be- held
Thursday cvcninr. in The board %,
trade rooms. begiuninr az o'clock
Notices calling the meeting viii BE-
sent out today by Secretary Alfred
N Hohutzcn
Several interesting matters are %
20 consldcrod. and Do was announced
Yesterday that members OF the club
are invited 10 b. present while all
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-09
SOCIAL CENTER
Program Announced for Toniahts ses.
sion Of Neishborhood Social Cen.
ter at Jefferson School.

The program for tonight's session of
me neighbOrhood social center a. lief.
lerson school was announced yester.
day by Recreation Manager HYDE
All adults and children over IL years
are invited
The following is the program:
Flano Solo ...... Miss Marie Weiske
heaolng ......... Miss LeOns Adams
Vocal Solo-"The Little Grey Home
In the West" ..... Lob,
Miss Hazel Seamon
nlohn SOLO ....... Mr.. Walter Rogers
vocal solo-"The Little Irish Girl"
't-'s'.... .t.... ........... Bohr
Mr. Carl Neer
Reading ......... Niss Ad.r,.
Nloilh 800 +............. Mr.. Roger
Vocal Solo Just AWearyin FOR
You" .......... uora
Miss Seamon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-09

- SpiSiulu way 10 give use
full presents.
Our Christmas orders are
beautifully printed in three
Icolors. These orders may be
purchased for any amount you
desire. The price of pair of
shoes or slippers, for example.
The order can then be mailed
or given TO the one you wish
to remember. They in turn
bring order TO our store and
make their selection to the
amount of order.
These orders are good until
redeemed.
Give Nays Christmas or
derS to your friends; saves
lots of worry.
Nay Shoe Co.
1309-1311 Market St.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-09
WATSON BETTER
Hastings GILMAN Burned BY ESplosioa
stu Continues % improve a.
Ohio Valley Hospital.

Clarence Watson. a Hastings OIL
man. who was burned IN an explosion
Monday. stu continues TO improve a.
the Ohio Valley General Hospital
where he was taken for treatment. The
attending physicians have arrived a.
the conclusion that he will survive
his injuries alright and viii have nc
serious troubles other than q few
scars
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-09
HAND DOWN ORDERS
Judge Hervcy Ordered Dismissal Of
Several Cases and Reinstatement
% Others on Docket

IudEe Hervey handed down mum
Der of orders yesterday n circuit
court dismleeinr acrccd cases. and rc.
Installing others on tho docket In The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-09

Squire for the hearing OF Jessie VIE
debusch. who threw acid in the face
Of Blink" Robinson some days ago.
II was thought IL would be tried last
night but the time was again post
poned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-09

When q man destroys So 90 lives
they give him a dukedom
"WcUf"
And when man saves siVty lives
they give him pewter medal -
Kansas City Journal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-09
TRAFFIC MEN READY.
Rubber Costs ard Legsins Have Ar.
rived for Each

The traffic officers % The city don
red their black leather leRgings SCI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-09

Use Chmalene. cleanser and water
softener. for the bath. kitchen and
laundry. i0c three packages 25c.
Ask your grocer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-09
terday and present natty appearance.

terday and present a natty appearance.
They have had their rubber coats for
few days now. and are ready to take
any old kind OF weather that j. Plu.
vius semes to fit to present. These
officers really hold a responsible DO
sition and the mayor and board OF
control will sec TO II that they do not
lose their health owing to unprotec-
ton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-09

directors are urged to attend the ses
sion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-09
The
Git
'Solved---
Orders

A splendid way to give use
full presents.
Evening journal., 1914-11-06
CATTLE DISEASE
THREATENS State
Livestock Board Will Meet
Soon to Consider Plan
of Defense
NO OUTBREAK
is REPORTED

The discovery of cattle in
fected with mouth and foot disease.
IN nearby states and the u. $. Govern
ment officials declaring a quarantine
on those states members OF the Della
ware Sanitary Live Stock Board today
are considering holding a special
meeting in few days TO consider
measures to prevent tho shipment OF
cattle from those quarantined states
into Delaware.
Newton l.. Grub. OF tho State
Board of Agriculture, today when ask
cd about the situation, said that while
it was known that no cattle In this
state were affected az this time, a
meeting of the Live Stock Board
/ would be held shortly TO consider
methods OF preventing any outbreak OF
/ the disease here.
DR.. II. p. Ewes State Veterinarian
and a member of tho Sanitary Live
Stock Commission. went to West Chess
ter. Pa, on Tuesday, and conferred
| with United States Government in'
spectors. who are az work there on
the disease
owing TO the outbreak OF tho disease
IN that section and other sections
nearby, It Is thought the Delaware
authorities viii take some action.
Evening journal., 1914-11-06

that the voter should prepare his bal
lot outside Of the election booth, but
il the law was not to be complied
with by the giving of a ballot and
an envelope. so that the vote could
be secreted before being placed in
the ballot box, it would mean an open
ballot as far as a venal ballot was
concerned. while on the other hand
when placed in the envelope no vote
buyer could be sure that the ballot
had been marked.
Mr.. Ridgely also argued that unless
some restriction were placed on the new
ballot law to safeguard it from irregli-
larities such as that contended to have
occurred in Milford hundred on Tuesday.
the door of corruption would be opened
wider than ever He urged that the law
be lived up TO, that the purity and sec
recy Of the ballot be preserved.
After Mr.. Ridgely's argument, the
court asked the Republican attorneys if
they had anything in reply. For awhile
the attorneys conferred and seemed
rather slow 10 make reply. Finally
Mr.. Hastings addressing the court stat
cd that IL seemed to him that if Ger
tain voters did not get ballot or an en-
velope in the polling place, such neglect
apparently was on the part of the cleo
tion officers and not on the voter. Mr.
3 Hastings asked the court for time e
consider the question, which was a new
one and which appealed to him and hi
associates as one not to be gone int
hastily, especially for the reason tina
the point raised was a new one an'
on lew ballot law.
After both sides had been heard Chan
cellor Curtis and Judge Boyce conferre'
the chancellor giving the decision Of tn
court.
Chancellor Curtis said that the dutie
of the court sitting as a board OF car
vass are to ascertain the result of III
election from the certificates from Oh
officers OF the several election distric:
and not to try the election officers fc
failure to obey the law. The unlawfI
acts complained of were the neglect an
frefusal Of the officers to supply TO
large proportion of the voters a ballC
OF 10 supply the booth with them. Br
none of these facts, If true. would
ascertained by examining the certii
Evening journal., 1914-11-06
TRY This IF YOU
HAVE DANDRUFF
Or Arc Bothered With Falling Hair or
Itching Scalp.

There is one sure way that never fails
70 remove dandruff completely and that
is to dissolve IT,. This destroys it en-
tirely. To do this, Just get about fouI
ounces of plain, ordinary liquid arvon;
apply it at night when retiring; use
enough to moistcn the scalp and rub IL
in gently with the finger tips.
By morning most. if not all. Of your
dandruh viii be gone. and three or -four
moro applications viii completely dis
solve and entirely cestroy every single
sign and trace of it, no matter how
much dandruf you may have.
You will find, too, that all itching and
digging of the scalp will stop instantly
and your hair will be fluffy. lustrous,
glossy. silky and soft and look and feel
a hundred times better.
If you want to keep your hair looking
rich, do by all means get rid of dand
ruff, for nothing destroys the hair 70
quickly. 1t not only starves the hair
and makes it fall out, but it makes IL
stringy, straggly. dull, dry, brittle and
lifeless, and everybody notices it. You
can get liquid arvon at any drug store,
IT. is inexpensive, and four ounces II
all you will need. This simple remedy
has never been known to fail.
Evening journal., 1914-11-06
MOUNTED MEN TO
PROTECT HUNTING Land
special to me EVENING Journal.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
MOUNT CUBA, Del, Nov. 0-Mem-
bers Of the Farmers Protective Asso-
citation in Mount Cuba last night con
sidered plans for an oyster supper on
Inc evening of Saturday. November a.,
received nov members and appointed
two mounted officers TO patrol it, hunt
my properties during the season.
The question OF allowing fox hunting
under special permit was undecided but
the organization adopted resolutions
under which special permits viii have TO
be secured by persons who bag game ON
lands belonging 90 IL. members.
Tho meeting was one of the most iiu-
portant held by the association this
wear and WAS well attended. President
John j.. O'Noal presided while Secretary
Palmer Guest was also present. Ad-
dresses were delivered by Willard lay
Tor, Philip Broomall, Palmer Guest ANA
others.
Evening journal., 1914-11-06
ELECTED
IN State Senate
lcontinued nom TIrst Page.l

CONTINUED from First Page.l
; ,432: Lindale. Prog. 1876. Kirby's
plurality, $50.
Donovan. d.. 4,O61; Day
EFT. r.. 3 .396; Peet, Prog, 1877. Dono-
vans plurality, 665.
Representatives.
First district-Heryey p. Hall, D., SO.
Second-George II. Carey, R., D.
Third-Thomas W. Mabrey, d., As.
Fourth. S. Daley, d., "a.
Fifth-Edward L. Jones, D., %.
Sixth--James Il. Cubbage, D., 49,
Seventh Charles NJ Hoch, r., LOG.
Eiphth-Ihomas G.. Salevan, d.. 1903.
NinthAGove S. Arlboune, d., 50.
Tenth-John W. Short, r., lis.
State Senators.
First district-Dr. Charles NJ. Whar-
ton. d., l6l
Third district-John A. Barnard, r.,
40.
Fifth district-Joseph Frazier, r., 4.
Levy Court.
Second district John Taylor, D., 50.
Fourtb-Samuel NJ. Hufnsl. D., Z
Eighth h. Robbins, D., 100.
Ninth. l.. Hopkins, D., Al.
Tcnth--F. A. Webb, r., 80.
Tho new Levy Court will be- Demo
Gratis. s. Republicans. ..
In the Frazier Waldmaun Senatorial
contest the lawyers were given until 4
o'clock to prepare their reasons for con
test and shortly after that time they
appeared in court. Henry Ridgely, Will
liam Watson Harrington and James H.
Hughes represented the Democrats and
James NJ Satterfeld, Daniel o. Hast
ings, W. G. Jones and John +. lynn oi
Wilmington, the Republicans.
The reasons alleged by the Republi
cans for their contest were that votes
had been counted that should not have
been counted, and other votes were i'm
properly counted.
The reasons assigned by the Demo
cratic attorneys were that two illega
votes were cast in the Tenth district
which forms a part of the Fifth Scna
torial district, and that at least four
lifths OF the voters in that same distric
were not given a ballot or envelope II
which TO place their ballot.
After both sides had been heard, tn
court asked il it was agreeable that tn
result of the vote for the Senator il
the contested district be announced
which was agreeable TO all. The tota
vote in each district showed Frazier
Republican, winner by four majority
Counsel for Frazier at once withdre'
their contest.
Mr.. Ridgely. for the Democrat
candidate, Waldmann, addressed tn
court about the refusal to the vote
Of ballot and envelope after bein
admitted to the election room. Nj
Ridgely in lengthy argumeu
pointed out that the failure to con
ply with the law, which was a ne
one IN this State, was serious. /
which the secrecry and purity of th
ballot was involved. He argued th5
the intent OF the present law was
secure a law which would be fire
from corruption. Il was intende
Evening journal., 1914-11-06
TOAD GOES 10 wORKHOUSF.

foaeph Relabosh and Stephen Toad
we're scntenced 20 10 days in the work
bouse in City Court this morning after
guilty to 'agrancJ.
Evening journal., 1914-11-06
CHICAGO ONLY BIC
TEAM unsecured ON
It's Record Is 90 to 0 for
Five Games
WASHINGTON AND
LEE COAL is CROSSED

NEW YORK, Nov. 6-The record
Of the Chicago University eleven is
30 points for and none against for
the FIVE games played, and the none
Is worthy of note. The Maroons,
coached by Stage ON "a motorcycle,
are the only football team of promin-
nnce. east OF west. whose slate on
the defense IS cleared. A team
which WAS eliminated from this class
in the most recent contests. was
Washington and Lee That likely
segregation kept up It's record OF un-
broken victories but its goal line
was crossed by Virginia Poly.
Dartmouth leads the eastern field
IN total points, with 210. Next in
order arc Tufts, with 209, then Wash
neton and jefferson, with 204. The
Army has a good defense record. The
West Pointers have permitted only
ono score by opponents, but the ma
lure of their schedule has been such
that their defense hasn't been tried
ss have the big college teams. Penn
State Washington aud Jefferson,
Franklin and Marshall and Williams,
four teams which have been pre-
sumptiously annoying 10 our big
educational centers, have not been
played by the Army.
However the Army has played
Rutgers and made one more point
against the Sanfords than Princeton
did. and, by way of comparison with
Cornell, trimmed Colgate handily,
whereas Colgate beat Cornell. As
between Yale VS.. Colgate and West
Point vs. Colgate, the figures. not
worth much. but the only means of
sizing up the Army and the Ellis.
are in favor of the collegians by a
margin Of 2S points. Penn put the
Navy away IN the only game that
has taken place between one Of the
service teams and member of the
one time big four. Next Saturday
tho Army will have chance 20 top
the Yale total against Notro Dame
as we'll as 10 get square for last
years defeat. Total scores 10 date
are as follows:
Harvard, 1928. six games; Yale
l45-23. six games; Princeton, 1926
six games Penn. 74-22. six games
Army, 1917, Eve games Navy. S9-i0
five games: Cornell. 1896, seven
games. Dartmouth. 2i0-ie. six games;
Brown, S0-37. six games: Carlisle
1924 eight games, Syracuse. 1881
six games. Washington and Jcner-
son. 20i-19. six games: Penn State
10S-12 six games; Amherst 1898
six games; Fordham. S7-6. Eve
games; Tufts, 209-56. six games; Col
gate. 9l-1S, six games; Pittsburgh
17o-i9, six games; Williams. Si-55
six games: New York Universits
SS-i3. four games; Trinity. 56-27. hv
games, Lafayette. 62-i3. six games
Lehigh 120-46 six games; Wesleyan
17-Ao. six games; Union. ISL. iiy
games Rutgers S2-4S. five games
Washington and Lee, 29S-6 81
games.
Evening journal., 1914-11-06

Gates or could be otherwise determined
except by hearing the testimony of vat
Eesses.
~Bv the statute the court sitting os
hoard of canvass, arc charged with the
duty and power to correct fraud ana
mistakes in any certificate and for this
ptrpose NAV open ballot boxes and re-
count the ballots or do whatever -
necessary TO correct ruch errors OF
matters of record" the chancellor said
"'rhe proposed investigation Is an
entirely different thing and beyond
the scope OF the work of this board of
canvass. Il is a Court which has
a very limited jurisdiction The mat
ters disclosed by the petition OF the
contestants are for the consideration OF
the Attorney General, but not OF the
board of canvass"
The Chancellor concluded by an
nouncing that the petition was dis
missed and the contest denied.
Judge Boyce in the way of approval
of what the Chancellor said, added
that in his mind the allegations as set
forth by counsel for the contestants,
was a matter for the Attorney Gen
eral TO investigate, and not the Court.
The dismissal of the certificate, end
ed all contests and the work of com
pleting the canvass and signing up OF
the certificates was proceeded with.
Barring the delay of the contest tho
work of the board would have beeA
completed long before six o'clock yes
terday afternoon. but because OF such
DELAY the final windup of making out
the certificates and signing them, was
not completed until after 3 o'clock last
night.
Evening journal., 1914-11-06
EAsTLAKE QUARTERLY

District superintendent j.. L. Hof-
fecker will hold quarterly conference