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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-06
HABlG EXONERATED
Grand Jury Returns Not True Bill
Against Local Man Charged
With Ownership Of H.
Fame Houses.

The Ohio county grand jury filed
its report yesterday afternoon exon
Grating Ambrose Habig. well known
South Side business man. from the
charge hat he was the owner OF
houses On the South Side which he
rented for immoral purposes. In the
report indictments were returned
against -four owners OF such houses.
but the evidence showed hat Mr..
Habig al not guilty as charged. II
found that the report that he owned
such places VAS circulated without
foundation and II also developed that
members Of Inc police force Of the
city sought to repudiate the ALLEGED
list that MAS presented BY Lieuten-
ant Edward Birch and sought to
claim that the list v existed and
was never presented 10 the council
police committee.
IL Is a matter OF record. however.
az the minutes Of the police commit
tee show. that II was presented. As
a result the police committee and
possibly the grand jury will be called
upon TO show why a false list. pur-
porting to show ownership Of houses
rented for immoral purposes. was
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prepared in police headquarters and
presented TO the committee.
Mr.. Habig has bean done a great In
justice as a result OF the presentation
OF the list which was read to the COM
mittee and made public Though the
newspapers. At the meeting OF the Po-
lice Committee, which was held We'd
nesday evening. February 25. Lieuten-
n Edward Birch OF the police depart
ment. at the request of the commit
tee presented a statement. purported
to be a record OF the owners of the
houses OF ill-fame. In this report, Mr..
Habig was credited with the owner
ship of six houses.
This statement was n matter OF evil
dence n was made public. Immedi-
ately thereafter Mr.. Habig made a
sweeping denial. saying that the state
ment was made TO discredit him. and
was caused because he had engender-
ed the III will of members of the police
department He appeared with his at
torney. before the police committee,
at the meeting held Wednesday night,
and demanded that ne be heard. and
thai Witnesses BIZ put on the stand,
who claimed that he owned such
houses. and also that Lieutenant Birch
amined. but the committee refused.
As IL now stands. Mr.. Habig has
been done n gross injustice. He l. a
business man OF the city and has
bourne a good reputation. hut an at
tempt was made to ruin IL by the state
ments made concerning ALLEGED owner
ship OF houses Of ill-fame. The grand
Jury has eXonerated him. by it's action
yesterday. but he feels deeply the at
tempt made by others TO ruin him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-06
BUSY DAY
For Police officers Yesterday and
Last Might Rodney Dixon
Rounded Up.

The police or the force last night
had some nor joB' looking out for
the DRINKS, disorderlies, beggars. etc.
that seemed to blow into the city
yesterday and last night. Such known
celebrities as Rodney Dixon, Maggie
Hope and Biddy Welch came before
the ropes and were placed In the
lookup. Maggie and Biddy felt that
they we're not quite through with
their jag and continued to keep the
city officials company all night with
their longs.
The others were George Spear and
Nike Zatazols. disorderly. by John
son.; Tom Reed and Rodney Dixon.
drunk. by Frantz: Maggie Hope. dis.
orderly. by Neider. Ed Kolownsky
drunk, by HOrstman; Biddy WEIGH
and Clarence Steward. drunk. by
Fullerton: Pat O'Brien. begging. bv
Neider; II. Howard. by Frantz. and
James X. Pelkey. drunk. by Crum.
hacker.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-06
HosD 10 MAKE the Best
Cough Remedy at Home
a vs.siy supply "a s.aii csss,
nd Faliy CsaFassesA.

Make a plain syrup BY mixing 90.
pint Of graduated sugar and = pint OF
warm e4tfr and stir for 9 minutes.
fut ga ounces OF pure Pinex f6ftv
cents Worth IN n pint bottle. and hll IL
up With the Sugar syrup. This gives
you a family supply of the best cough
syrup az a saving Of 81. II never spoils.
lake a teaspoonful every one. two or
three hourA
The effectiveness Of this simple remedy
m surprising IL seems 70 take hold al
most Instantly, n will usually con
9uer an ordinary cough in "a hours.
IL tones up the faded appetite and IL
1usf laxative enough to he helpful in
q cough, and has . pleasing taste.
Also excellent for bronchial trouble.
bronchial asthma, vhooping cough and
spasmodic croup.
This method Of making cough remedy
with Pinex and Sugar Syrup Cor
strained honey Is now used in more
homes than m other cough syrup.
This explains why il IL often initiated,
though never successfully. IL you try
IL, use only genuine Piner, which is .
most valuable concentrated compound
OF Norway white pine extract, and is
rich in gusiaeol and other natural
healing pine elements. Other prepara-
tons will not work in this combination.
"A guaranty OF absolute satisfaction,
or money promptly refunded. goes with
this preparation Your druggist has
Pinex, or will get II for you. II not,
send TO The Pinex CO.. IT. Wayne. Ind
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Mothers Advice
To Her Daughter
n Real Live Doll TO FondIe Is Womsns'
Greatest Happiness.

one Of the most important matter shout
which women concern themselves r. their
future status - a GRANDMOTHER. And she
IL wisdom Itself who knows q Or leans
Of that famous remedy. Mothers Friend.
THIS II In erterual application for the
abdominal muscles a1d breasts. ~ GER
tainiy has n wonderful influence. ailays on
fear, banishes al pain. r a most grateful
encouragement o he 20 m-. crpecfant
mother, ana permit her - 70 through the
period happy In mind. IRE In body ana
thus destined e. rnf dpate voman's great.
est happiness ne 1atu- attended she should.
The acuon ~ Foth--'s Friend makes the
muscles free. piiaut ID responsive 90 er
r~ansion. Thus al STRAIN md ensi0n upon
the nerves and iiraments r. avoided. and.
IN place ~ a period - discomfort and con
s~qosnt dread. u H. r. season 81 calm repose
anh toyrui rrp~cf.Ffcn.
n~rs T. no uausea. no morning sirk-
ness. no nervous ~tvitchinx. none u that
constant strain known % - many women,
hence Mothers Friend ia really one ~ the
greatest blessinrs that could - devised.
This splendid and certain remedy can b.
bad - any druggist - 500 q bottle. anf
q sure o. prove 81 inestimabie vafue. not
sniy rp0n me mother. bur unon the health
End future ~ the hid Write 10 Rraddeit
Regulator 60. t72 Lamar Bidr Atlanta.
sa- Cor their book 70 eHpectanl m0therL~
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For Rough, Wrinkled,
Freckled, Pimpled Skin

As March winds. flying dust and dirt.
are apt to tnture any complexion, this in
formation Will be of special value right
now. II you have any ~cutaneous blem-
ish, don't use paint. powder or anything
else 10 cover IL up. Too often this only
emphasizes the defect. . Besides. it's
ment with ordinary mcrcolized wax.
Applied nightly. the wax viii garduaIly
remove pimples. moth patches.
~sallowncSs. red or yellow blotches or
any surface eruption. The affected
cuticle Is absorbed. a little zach day,
tiful skin beneath Is brought wholly TO
view. Ask the druggist for one ounce
OF mercolized wax and use this like you
use cold cream. Remove I'm morning
with soap and water. Many who have
tried this simple. harmless treatment
report astonishing results.
If bothered with wrinkles or burrows
a wash lotion made by dissoiving / OF
powdered ~saNolite in Y ut. witch hazel
will prove wonderfully effective-Adv.
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At the A. 90 O.. vs.. rooms this after
noon 90 three o'clock. the general meet.
Hr Or the Woman clubs for March will
he held. 90 which meeting the uomIrH.
ton VIII Do held for The election Of or
N.' which takes place az the April
These business matters viii D.. drs-
patched quickly. AND immediately Sol.
ieWinr 3D." Civic department VIM have
Charge ~ thc remainder uf the after
moon Dor the entertainments and fu.
~efruDtluu OF The guests. MI. Charles o.
o. Campbell has been secured to dis
.nR the topic ~ improving the coudi-
tons for tho blind.
Mr Campbell. whose officers are in
columbus. o.. o. tho son uf Sir Francis
Campbell. tho American blind man. who
was kulEhted hV Edward VII for the
w~oudofful WORK be has done 90 behaif
% the blind TIn lecturer was horn
Ll biz fathers school and except for
The time Do wuH boo college. has lived
HUd worked for the blind an his life
Hul uns uu iutimtt ~Fuowiodre II his
.uhIstt Born OF Experience Mr.
fmrbellH motion pictures. which shov.
fuo blind rliiuv ou motorcycles mrde
in curry twelve. rowing. swimming
katiug running races and taking rart
fu many other outdoor sports are faa-
mating Some ~ his slides were made
IH SW ltznrluud. aud show hts fafher
t mhiur the Alps Healdes these m4uv
other pictures viii a fp the after.
uuua entertainments. and this lecturer
WIZ without doubt draw u large number
"I fhr members besides many uuu-nut.
riiers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-06
CONSERVATIVE LIFE CO.
TO BUILD ADDITION

The work for excavating for the
addition TO the Conservative Life In.
surance building at the corner of
Sixteenth and Market streets Is pro-
crossing at a rapid rate. and inside
OF h next few days the basement
VIII have been dug out and all OF
the earth removed for the beginning
Of the foundation OF the building. i
X. Butts Sons have charge of the
contract for the erection of the build
ing.
The new addition to the building
will cost in the neighborhood of $40.
900 or over and will he constructed
of steel and brick and the outside of
the new structure will be emente
In order TO correspond with the pres
ent building. The new addition which
is to be erected will be freprooff and
the first floor will be made level with
the sidewalk.
The first floor of the new building
will be occupied by drug store. The
second by the offices OF the Conserv.
alive Life Insurance the
second floor will he fitted up with
business offices and the fourth floor
viii be occupied by the office OF the
HazelAtlas Glass company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-06

The pupils Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
kincheloe. both in plano and voice gave
an interesting recital for their parents
and friends at the Kincheloe Studio last
evening. The program was most inter-
estlng, being composed or some very
dinlcult numbers. and every one taking
part acquitted themselves we'll. Anoth-
err recital vii be given Saturday after
noon, the OUNCE members taking part
In this. and an equally attractive pro-
gram has been prepared as for the ar
fair of last evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-06

In their rooms In the Eks CUB
In Martins Ferry. Thursday evening.
Eta Chapter OF the Alpha ri ~fratern-
lily held a social evening. In ceiebra-
ton OF the third anniversary of the
ORGANIZATION Of that chapter A re-
nine O'Clock. and this was folowed
By dancing TO music furnished BY
the Jackson ssxzphone trio OF Bel
isire. h following program being
rendered during h honrs 3 and 1890.
Wsltz-Kiss OF Spring.
Iwo-steP-Thst Devilish Rag.
Waltz-The Shadow OF Today.
Two-step-Some Baby.
Redowa-Sun Flowers.
Waltz-Eva Tsngusy's Love Song.
Two-step-f Don't Want To.
Waltz-Daisies VIII Tell You SO.
o-step-That Bully Woody Wild
w.I.IILa,. Night Was the End of
After enjoying this another social
session was held and az eleven nfteen
y banquet was served by Mrs. David
o OF Martins Ferry. The menu
consisted OF the following delicacies:
Dreamed Chicken Dreamed Potatoes
Hot Rolls Olives and Pickles
Salads and Waters
Neapolitan Ice Cream
Assorted Cakes Coffee
MINIS and Almonds
The banquet was brought TO a close
with the following program:
Toastmaster ..........J W. Millard
Aaaress Roger o. Lupton
Address-"Good Night" ..........
Kenneth Berry
The committee whose efforts helped
to make the affair the success that
II proved, was composed OF the fol-
lowing: Messrs. Albert Seabright.
Heslop.
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Misses Virginia and Eunice short de-
nghtfully entertained the members OF
the A. n. r. SEWING IL "Wednesday
evening at their home on South Fourth
street. Martins Ferry. The evening was
spent at music and sewing and while
enj0ylng these pastimes. "A dainty lunch
con was also nartaken OF by those pres
ent who were: Misses Lottie Gretsing-
sr, Anna shorts. Catherine He'll. Anna
Davis, Lille Gretsinger. Eunice Short
and Virginia Short.
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Mrs. William ConoWay was hostess 10
the members OF the NJ. l.. Sewing Circle
az her home on Pearl street. Martins
tancy-work were the diversions OF the
afternoon. after which the ladies' were
invited TO the dining room. where a de-
nghtful luncheon was served. Several
ladies' from out OF town were in attend
ance.
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ENTHUSIASTICALLY.

saturday afternoon. the wedding of
Miss Martha Mcclure TO Mr.. Harry Me
Williams. OF Martins Ferry, will take
place. the ceremony TO be performed by
Rev. Charles Robinson. pastor OF the
FIRST United Presbyterian church.. The
bride-elect Is the daughter OF Mr., and
MIS- James Mcclure. of the Island. and
she has been honored quite frequently
since the announcement Of her engage
ment- which shows her popularity among
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-06

The wedding Of MISS sylvia McCaus-
und, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
OF Elm Grove. to Mr.. Rus
sell IL. Wilson. has been set for this
month some time. although the exact
date Is being kept a secret by the princI-
Of Elm Grove. and Mr.. Wilson IS pro-
Prtetor OF the Wilson pharmacy a.
Twentieth and Market streets.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-06
STUNG
Pat cshlH Bought Delinquent Tax
property and Finds He Cot
a Decentralization.

During the sale OF delinquent taxes
Pat Cahill bought a piece OF land for
the sum OF 80. Following the sale
he found that the land which no
bought wasn't there and tried 10 got
MS money back. a few days AGO he
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Jolly EelI,wr clun.

The jolly Fellows Club OF this city
entertained with a bowling party at
b Musee alleys last night. Ten
pins were kept moving all the time
and a very enjoyable party was the
result.
Those present were: II. d. Lock-
wood. NJ j.. McFadden. Jas. McFad-
den, Howard McFadden, j. ID. Bren-
a and Clark Hollyfield.
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appeared at the sherin's office very
much perturbed and wanted hat Of
fetal TO give him his cash. but An
drew refused. Then he made such
a fuss about IL that a collection was
proposed 10 remove the financial EN-
Barrassment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-06

The Jolly Twelve ladies and gentle
men staged a ten pin party on the
third floor Musee alleys last night
Those present: Sophia Dorch. Edna
Tetball, Marta Kreutzer. Marie KEN
pie, Abbie Kuhn, Josephine Ham
mer. Frank Harbruck. Alph Har-
bruck, Marsh Young. Clarence Hol-
land, Clarence Snyder and Fred
voitle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-06

The Ladies' Aid Society OF the
German ~. r. church will have a
pastry sale at the Geo. NJ. Shook Co.'S
store, Saturday morning, where the
win have all kinds OF pies. cakes.
bread. etc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-06
WOMEN'S CLUBS

The March ne"tJm" -
club OF Bellaire will be held in the
auditorium OF the Bellaire high
school Monday evening. the program
To begin at 5 O'Clock. How to Safe
guard Our Boys And Girls" is the
Theme o. the meeting. and the pro
tram viii be as follows.
Youth Is the opportunity 10 do some
thing and To- become somcbody ~
Munger.
l1tfalls for our Boys-Mrs. J. VI. Nc
Huuuld
Safeguards FOR our Boys-Mrs. -. u.
King.
titfalis for our GIris-Mrs. James
Week.
sHfcguards Tor our Girls-Mrs. Ger
trude Uciul,iu.
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II well known both in Ss-tins Ferry and
wheeling. and L. Connected with the
~paynasters office of the American
Sheet and Tin Plate
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J. c. Stroebel, secretary OF the
Wheeling Retail Grocers' Association.
has returned from New Castle. where
he attended a pure food show.
G. II. Minnlch, OF Pittsburgh. rep
resenting the II. & j. Dick Company.
OF Passaic. n. j., Is spending a few
days in the city IN business.
Hon. A. ID. Williams, of Morgan
tonwn, State Highway Engineer. Will
return this morning. after having de-
liyered a lecture in this city last
night.
Attorney II. VI. Bennett OF w~ierton.
w. Va. was a business caller in the
city yesterday and was admitted to
practice before h supreme court.
Frank Cafes. former salesman for
the G. A. House Music company Of
this city. has accepted n position with
a large music house in Minneapolis.
TO which city he will move his family
in the near future.
Lloyd Strowp of Cameron vas in
the city yesterday ~transacting bust
ness.
Secretary A. T. Arnold of the
g Virginia Sunday School ~associa.
ton will leave to-day for Terra Alta,
W. Va. where he will attend the
funeral OF the late Mrs. w. p. Shafer
Saturday morning.
Kent b. Hall OF New Martinsville is
spending several days in the city as
the guest of friends.
Mrs. Sarah a. Niece of South
broadway. Island. accompanied by her
daughter. Mrs. A. NJ. Six, left for
her daughter. Mrs. Willis =. Caywood
Pete Wagner. who has been visiting
ohm Wagner or the South Side for
the past few days. returned 10 his
home in Marietta. o.. yesterday.
Frank Burton of Cleveland is in
the city in the interests of Greif
Bros, coopers.
Miss Elizabeth Boyer. who has been
visiting Miss Bertha wendaIl on the
South Side for the last few days. re-
turned to her home in Clarksburg yes
terday.
Attorney Marsh Watkins was IN
Washington, Pa. Wednesday on a bus
mess trip.
Miss Georgia Hess OF the Island
who recently underwent an operation
has so far improved hat she has gone
TO West Alexander to spend several
days recupeTating.
Captain Nick Schiller of the p. &
o. detective force has returned TO
his home I'm his city after spendinV
the past two months in Florida Cnbe
ing.
Wallace p. Bridger OF Parkersbure
is spending "A few DAYS attending 10
business matters in this city.
Miss Katherine Noll has returned
TO her home at Hannibal. o.. after
a brief visit with local friends.
w. G. Cunningham has arrived
home from Fairmont. w. Va. where
he spent a few days on business.
Robert Cusic, formerly of the rem
ortorial star of the Wheeling News.
but at present city editor OF the New
Castle Herald, is in the city for a
Few days calling on friends.
G. II. Bowser Is n business visitor
in Pittsburgh from this city for a few
days.
Mrs. Austin Conoway. who has
been visiting friends at Parkersburg
Tor several days. has returned home
Miss Florence O'Neil of Hannibal
o., Is the guest OF friends i'm this
city and M~oundsviIle for some time
Miss Jessie G. Neal has left for
Muncie. Ind, where she will visit M
the home OF Mr.. G. r. Gil for some
time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-06

A musical play. THE New Min
ister." will be given at the Elks club
auditorium on Thursday. March ~.
by the Epworth League OF the Ger
man NJ. +. church.
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Does Miss De Gabb resemble he
mother"
Not so much ~ first sight bu
whom She begins to talk. there's
speaking likeness from judge.
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Special for Saturday-Fresh Dressed
Turkeys. Ducks and Chickens at Beu-
ter Bros.
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THF MOTHER TONcur

Try Beuter Bros Fresh Sausage for
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About People !
Movements % Inclsidusls 20
and From tie City.
TRi-sTArg ARRIVALS
AT TrE LOCAL hotels,

melse-walter J. Shotxen. Ca
dir. o; r. l. Burlington. Huntington.
g.. H. Nelson. Fsirmont: W. y. Bur
fess. Reader. Paul n Golden. Park
srsburE. l.. y. Clark. CarkSburg.
Chas. ID. Reese. Msssillon. %.
stsmm-J. l. Kress, Akron. o.: u.
" Derthick. Marietta. o.: W. a. VII
liams. Barton. o.; Mary Ware. Wes-
ton: Mrs. Bessie Brown. Charleston:
q. II. Woofter. Kenova: a. Heed.
Cambridge. o.: J. %. Eakin, New
Martinsville; S. d. Hineman. Cam
eron; W. J. Todd. East Liverpool. u.
Bruns~iek-C. W. Rodecker. Char
lesion: VIM. ID. Wallace. Manning
ton; Guy McCollum. Fairmont: Mrs.
John Scally. New M~artinsyille: A.
g. Snyor. Cameron: W. " Pearson.
Salem. o.: c. ]. Clark. Steubenville.
o.; v. II. Adair. ~Beallsyilie. o.: James
A. Martin. Sl~stersville.
Grand CentrslzW. J. Begin. Steu-
benville. o.; Lw. High. Charleston:
Louis Spiro. Lima. o: r. r. Mari
gold. Lebanon. o.. III. Il. Nissan.
S~istersyille: W. II. Smyth and wife.
Massillon. o.: =. II. Neal, Parkers-
burg: W. J. Fisher. w. A. McLaugh-
lin. GAINESVILLE. o.; r. o. Lingo. HoI-
loway. o.: q. X. Davis and wife, Be
thesda. o.; Mrs. j. o. Dixon, ST.
Clalrsville, o..
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viii b ready for occupancy within a
Few weeks.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-15
TAILORED SUITS.

1t Is in the tailored suits for the au-
tumn that the changes in the world of
fashion are most apparent for with the
coming Of the cape and the long straight
funic the entire silhouette has changed
and while a good many coats and skirts
viii be seen Of course, the newest models
win be those with the cape and a small
vest or undercoat with long close-fittiRg
sleeves.
The drapings over the hips and al
traces OF the peg-top skirt have gone
out and in their place we have the long
graceful tunic, sometimes cut bell shape,
but more often plated and with a
straight underskirt that is wider than
any worn for many seasons.
Plated skirts of all kindss are to be
seen, too, sometimes combined with a
cape whose ends cross over the bust,
fasten at the back and then come for
ward fastening in a sashlike loop. Often
too, these capes are lined with plaid.
while the skirt that extends below the
tunic is also Of plaid.
Quite a little plaid is shown for that
matter, some Of the new jackets being
lof this design with huge collar reveres
and cuffs Of fur, but as a whole the
street costumes for the autumn and
winter will be Of plain dark materials,
blue, black, wine color, and dull green's
leading in favor.
Many of the more elaborate tailored
suits will be of the new heavyweight
satin, while corded silks will be much
seen during the early autumn at the
horse shows and other outdoor events
of the first cool days.
These suits in many instances will be
made with hip length coats heavily