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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-05

visits TO the homes OF pupils. The
per cent Of attendance was % and
there We're ffty-seven cases Of tardi-
ness. FOrty-three. patrons visited the
schools during the month. 10 is urged
tina. the report for the mex month
VIII show a decrease in the number
Of cases Of hardness.
The fire department held their reg
ular meeting at the city bull ding on
Arch street Tuesday evening. They
are making arrangements 10 produce
a home talent play called The Gold
en- Gulch.' The play will be under
the direction OF Bruce Chestcrrnan.
The best talent in the city is being
chosen and the success OF the a1air
is assured
Archdeacon Dodshon. Of Columbus.
will conduct n five days mission az
81. Andrews church. beginning Feb
ruary rs and closing the 22ud. The
last day Is Of special interest because
OF the fact thar DO BE- on the birthdav
Of faithful Episcopalian VINO wax
one Of the wardens 40 Christs church
az Alexander. Va. General Washing
ton was also a regular attendant OF
Christs Episcopal church In Philadei-
phia during his residence in that city.
While everybody iu GAINESVILLE b. in
vited 20 attend the mission vet the per
sons who are not attending any re-
ligious services are especially urged
to come
The residence OF 4. " Little on
North Chestnut street was recently
sold TO Dr. ID. r. Phillips. of Bethesda.
who. with his family. is preparing 10
remove 10 this city.
Miss Vivian Hobbs. Of Park street
will go Co Wheeling Thursday where
she viii enter the city hospital 10
learning nursing
Miss Edith Shry. Of Cambridge. has
been enjoying visit with relatives
and friends here Miss Shry formerly
lived here and her return visits are
always enjoyed by her many friends
STR and Mrs John Huukler. of
South Chestnut street. are rejoicing
over The arrival of son. born sun.
d1F
Miss Ruth Bine. has returned TO
her school work ut HeIlaire aftlr a
plea ant visit with relatives here.
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AT THE VICTORIA

Wheeling theatrcgoers who have been
delighted the first part OF this week
with Mark Lea's musical comedy COM
pany IN Hotel DE I.u~" will be inter-
ested M the announce mcnt made by the
theatre manngemeut last night that the
company would remain for the balance
or the Week. but that there will be an
.ntire change OF program starting with
the matinee this afternoon.
There viii be two acts. the first show
ing the interior OF "A theatrical booking
ohlce where "A number OF specialtieS are
introduced. At the close OF the at the
entire company leaves the stage going
out into the audience while a complete
change or scenery is made In IS sec
onds for the minstrel performance
winch makes up the second act. The en-
TIRE company viii render solos and
other musical scleC lions UP 10 the min
ute an the minstrel The two acts take
up an hour and three-quarters and IL h.
one scream from the time the curtain
rises till the last song d. sung
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-05
THE THIRD DECREE" IN MOVIES

The Third Degree" Charles Klein =
famous play. orJginally produced by the
late Henry =. Harris. which had long
runs I'm New York city and nlaved to
tremendous receipts when presented here
~ thc court Theatre. has been filmed
ana viii be Offered a. the added attrac-
uon az Feinler's Colonial Theatre. Mar
set ard sixteenth streets to-day and to-
morrow II - In five reels and will be
gwen Ia conjunction with the regular
program OF ftrst-ruu pictures usually
viewed at that theatre
The Third Degree is one OF the
strongest dramas ever written by ChaS
hleiu, who il respousIb l- for The
Music Master David Wsrfielis most
successful vehicle. daughters % Men. -"
The Ne'er DO Well" The Lion and the
Mouse. and other play OF prominence
Much persuasion and a large monetary
maucement were necessary before Mr.
Klein released this one OF his very best
works. for screen production.
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AT THE oRPHEuM.

The great Five Melody Monarchs ana
a Maid viii head the all-star vaudeville
Dll that starts this afternoon with a
matinee at the popular Orpheum thea
ue VIII ho remembered ia Wheeling
rom the big hit they made at this pop
uiaT play mouse last season during their
enlargement OF three days. II will be a
genuine variety show that Will start the
9all a rolling. Every act on the bill to-
held over.
Cadieux. the king OF the bounding
rope, VIII be laughing Offering and
with Watkins and Williams in az ex-
cellent singing and talking rarely. with
"a batch OF brand new songs and smart
say ings. should keep th,. audience i'm
great humor NelVene and Ia More in
a smashing good novelty act. followed
by Dixon and Williams, eccentric COM
medlanS VIII complete the vaudeville
end Of the big show. The photo play
plcture VIII be comedN.
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MOST CONVENIENT
OFFICE ROOMS IN WHEELING

Inelr Advantages Are:
!. Central location E,ntrance 1Oxs
Twelfth street
?. Light airy and clean. All outside
vOOmS.
5. steam heat All unsightly pipes
concealed.
!. Elevator service. Electric. Clean.
5. Electric lights.
8. Water In every room
I. JanitOr service.
3 Every IRE protection. only two and
three stories from ground. Three
inch fire line on each fioor Chemi-
cal fire eNtinguishers. Fire doors
Fire escapes.
2. New Clean and Sanitary
10. Low rate OF fre insurance for ten
ants.
II. Hard wood Golden Oak) nnish
throughout.
-. Hard wood floors. white Mapie)
3. Beautiful Marble lobby and mahog-
any storm door.
u. You can pride yourself In occupy
Ing one Of our offices.
5. Large halls and toilet rooms
Enquire at Room &c.
r. b. McLain Heirs Onice Building,
4o-42 Twelfth Street, City.
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STEUBENVILLE

STEI-BENNULE. o.. Feb 4-rva
N'rkiS mas begun suit against Antoine
kerkis OF illonvale. for "A divorce. all
kcritis 10 his son set aside They we're
married December so. 300 and she al
leErS hanitual drunkenness. cruelty In
.ittiug her with n brick. striking and
kicEinC her and calling her vile names.
Also gross neglect OF duty. compelling
u'r 70 wash TO keep him IN money TO
huN beer. That he has heaped indig-
miles on her. by fear ne has forced her
70 work to support him: that he drew
SlNn or her money from the bank and
spent % Tor whiskey. also property she
bought and conveyed Co him. he fraud
1leutly conveyed TO his son
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BAR NESVILLR

BARNEsVlLLE. o.. Feb some
time Tuesday NIGHT thieves entered
fhn HilIcs drug store hY rrmOtIrl q
panel in Tho rear door TurU n.'urI
them selves fo some razor. ard razor
trups. stamps and small amount u'
money Local talent ia suspected
superintendent a o. Uauhruck BIAS
made Che following regular monthly
report for The month ending Jan 800
To- fnc board of education. Tho total
enrolment Tor Che month vas HI.. uf
which o. were perfect u attend
auce. The teachers made f.fy-tUo
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BUSINESS CHANCES
woNDTTTUI- oPPo1s I i,f1-,'

WIZ sell az par $4,000 shares OF my
opuoucd stock of The Central OH Devel-
opmtnt Co. Of Wewokl. Okla. 81 sub
scribcd for before the second gusher is
drilled iu. For every dollar. I'll give You
one share or my stock and your money
10 Dc returned with 90 interest from
the first sale Of of. or. FOR every 500
IL give you zoe shares Of my stoor
ana "a WeWoka city lot. absolutely free.
Mr.. Myers Fisher. a clerk In Kansas
city. Invested $3.50 iu Okla oil stock
and within ~ months received S1a. 900
cash Tor &c. Company paid SOS. 900 fee
simply TOT its $50 acres. hence u PAVE.
Do" ROYALTIES. This iS proven oil neid.
not "a wild cat venture
Bank references given
Phone. call or write for particulars. or
III have my representative. Mr. h. q
Waters. call upon you.
". H. COVERT.
80 Main street Wheeling. W Va
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T"TUUTI UNION |UW0T0T| u D n
Gore. lot. So nu. vs.. T.. cole fu Vincent
Pechr. % $4,000 acres Mt TIeasnnt tvp
ten.ff vs. O. Mckee 90 g. <efsor.
Notes. SfeuHeuvilIr twp. fLL5.uU. Paf.
rick Mrtflterr to Alex Henry. lHf Tor-
onto. $500 0n. raa WeIrafa.n o. 90 o.
fua.Dk lof. Toronto. s. .aH1. nn samuel
u keun o. Iiarrs HumIsIH. three
lots. Warren twp. $3.50. Uu. 49, So -ur-
der tu a b. Kerr. Wrtea. sfcuIsrsI #.
fFu. $4,000 90 o. Erftu Dob A. T
GertrHfr. IUf NIrrH. g 5000 WHr.n.
ret IfuurI tu Margaret HeuuffI Inf
Sew hIeNardfIt. 80 n0. D. d. wood %
Iemrrruu county Agricultural enrfff.
two Iofr. EmIfrnrII. $4,000. ID ~ TlU.
ST. Pleasant twp. ffU1HH. Do o. kIfI.Hnf
f1 Martha Nehofir. fNH f.-1n0 Hrr.a.
rWifhfcIf twp. 500. InHIll Price fl
Daniel TegEa q acre. Salem twp. 81 900.
MARI WaiIr0u 60 Ross TAYLOR. acre.
Cross creek twp. $4,000.
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FOR RENT

ZOE REET-PoSse-sion March 49,
desirable 6-rOom apartment virginia
- Apartment house. Apply r. Y Navlor
Board or Trade. or II. II. Mcleod. House
hermann f-2-tf
FOR hENr-SiX rooms and bath. second
IIoor' Al IN good repair. At Leath-
h'Al- Ja-24-r
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SEALED PROPOSAiS

Notice 20 Manufacturers. IobberH. Mar
chants and Other WhoIoaale Dealers.
NOIl't Is HEREBY GIVEN That
the state Board Of Control OF the stole
or West virginia viii receive bids dai,v
81 its office az Charleston. West y!~ginia-
Tor furnishing supuIIc- for the tererai
state INSTITUTIONS. the flsauclal manage
ment or which ts vested ia said Board
contracts VIII he awarded 90 the lowest
bidders. quality considered. and other
things being equal. West virginia deal
crs viii De given preference
Lists o. supplies needed viii ba fur
rished bidders orr rorci.t az regucsfs
stating the lire desired
STATE BOARD or CONTROL.
ia-l-tf Chlrleeton. Wet Virginia.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS PREPARE FOR
THEIR GOLDEN JUBILEE CELEBRATION

poser. has written all Of the songs 20
- sung BY "Freckles'-
. Two very interesting characters are
at. and Mrs- Duncan, who provide a.
e ao..le ler rec sles-' They are quantity
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rnrrt HALL


for S2s6Ie
Mary T.. Deems Vs. Adoiphua w
Deems. suit for divorce. aiIrnouv and
custody OF child. They were married
July Q. 1909 ana she alleges wilfuI alb
seuce gross neglect and failure to pro-
vide
John y. Ifanley vs.. Jas. Ifanicy q a..
sale confirmed ami deed sud distrfbu-
tipu ordered
Jos. Mcconnell VS.. T. D.. Robertson.
Injunction To restrain transfer or a note
Tor $500 given IN purchase ~ horses
which were not as represented
". -. stark vs.. VIM. Carmichael =: al,
Cuattel mortgage for S1N.4s.
u. SChenk a. Sons Co We jerome
Hughes q al. Judgment FOR gsG7.G1.
Fred McIeylft VS. Ross NfcCsrew 81
AT. case settled 10 costs ~ plaintiff
Squire Lawler gave Antoine Kirkeq OF
'iilouNals 500 and costs and sfV
months Zoo the worknouse FOR cruelty 10
his wife.
Croree u. Peoples of Fairplav was ar
rested FOR cruelty 10 hts wife. who has
only one hand.
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PERSONAL

OPPORTUNITY FoR LADY II, I'M -,
Spectacle single gentleman. very lone
it. desires acquaintance of refined lady.
OBJECT past time and results Address "a u
once. y SIS. Intelligence. f-fi
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Agnes Connolly who was servant
employed at Ire Imperial hotel. recover
81 jury verdict FOR $500 DAMAGES from
Carl Milduer the proprietor Tor "a broken
big toe sustained the night Of the fire
when she stumbled and fell over "a
trunk iu the hallway 81 the mn moor
iu tine smoke.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE

HOSTING ENGINE. CONCRETE
MIXER. 2NO HAND LUMBER. 2ND
HAND DOORS. CALL AT NEW
BUILDING OR 1oe51s MAIN ST.
JAMES L. HAWIEY.
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N o TICE

| will not be responsible for any
debts contracted by my wife, Mary
Naber, she having left my bed and
board.
GEO. F. NABER.
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.TNPEW2I1 rRS rOR SALE
s~~-~-~~~s~s~~~->>~~-~>~~ ~----~~-~--~~~~~~---
Tor SAL oliver typewriter Good
c0nd ton. IT. j. Smith $40 Main
St Wheeling. Bell STR National
i557-M auiS.ts
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis : ert SChV
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTERiAL EWBALMER.
ffl2 and 1924 Main Street.
Calls Answered Day or NiFht-
store Phones 675.
Vic h. Elrtschy. Bell Phone r7Sa.p
G. J. Uc-'schy. Nat Phone f9q9.y
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WANTED Female Help.

" ANTED-Nlodcl \ yOlIur Iadv -
80 nsh appearance. Apply in person.
: ~ lice q 60. 1900 Main 81 f-5-g
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WANTED

WANTED-Armaturc winder. man with
general machine shop practice prefer
red Thirty-ftNc cents t35cl an hour.
nine hour day. time and half all over
time and sundays Right man will get
more later. Address Guyan Machine
Shope. Logan. ". Va da-29-m
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Bruemmer & HiIdebysnd

fnheraI pirectora and Embaimera
Is'eihone 20i O.-n Css ara uisht
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Chiidren's Home Contract.

Edward trer1u. go years and Nam
Lucas. - years of Amsterdam.
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WANTED-MALE HELP

WHEELINo RAILWAY MAIL exami-
nations Feh II. $500 month. sam
PIE uesuons free Franklin Institute.
Dept fsO X. Rochester. y. y.
ia-S0-t-mr-2
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WANTED FOR j. S. ARArY-Ablo bodied

unmarried men between ages OF Is and
%; citizens OF United states or who
have made legal declaration OF intention
To become citizens: OF good character
and temperate habits. who can speal..
read ana write the English language.
Tor information apply NJ Recruiting sta
ton. ll2s Market ST. Wheeling. W. Va.
d-y2-t-iy-l
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WANTED-Saleef TO sell household
EpouH. Experience unnecs saary, and
liberal compensation to right parties. g
r. Adams Company, l14e-il42 Main 81.
tC u-ztRirs.) au-zs-
whE-rn-At onc. aov,ra. Kood delir.
cry and GALES boys TO WORK before
tchooL Apply at Circulation Depart
uaent. lnieEtCencer. between. 4 and .
The Colorado statesman., 1914-04-25

Philadelphia, Pa, April Ia
Aunt Mahala Aver on April 13
celebrated her 114th birthday at
the Home for Aged Colored Per
sons in this city. She dressed
herself unaidei and attended East
er services iu the chapel of the in
stitution, afterward receiving the
congratulations of scores of visitors
who called to wish her well. The
officials of the home had prepared
huge cake for the aged woman
and she placed la candles on it
herself, remarking as she did so;
Il guess I'll put lot more candles
on my birthday cakes before I'm
The Colorado statesman., 1914-04-25
MAY FORCE JUDGE
CONFIRMATION

Washington, ID. e. April 15.-
Aroused at the sectional opposi-
tion which is being worked up
against the confirmation of Judge
Robert M. Terrell to be a munich
pal Judge, a large number of Sen
ators have agreed to prevent any
conformation until Judge Terrell's
nomination shall have been ap
proved.
Judge Terrell is opposed most
strongly by Senator Vardaman,
whose fanatic opposition to the
Negro race was well known in
Washington before Vardaman
reached the senate. Judge Terrell
whe already has served on the
municipal bench, received the
first unanimous Endorsement the
local bar has ever granted a candi-
date, according to his friends, and
Senators who are not swayed by a
fanatic antipathy for Judge Ter
rell's race resent the character OF
opposition which Senator Varda
man is invoking.
The Colorado statesman., 1914-04-25
SCHOOL CENSUS TAKER
RAPES 16 YEAR OLD GIRL

louisville, Ky, April IA
Threatening to kill her if she
made an outcry, white man man,
ed Sullivan, census taker for the
public schools criminally assaulted
Mary Woodbridge, a 16-year.old Ne
gro girl, at her home, 3439 Bank
street, Wednesday morning, April
8. She was alone at the time, ex-
cept for her two-year-old baby
brother, her mother being absent
at the home of a sick neighbor.
Sullivan went to the house about
11:30 o'clock Wednesday, and af-
ter Questioning the girl as to the
other children gained access to the
house to write the answers. When
through with his writing, instead
of leaving the house Sullivan
caught the child by the arm and
mlaiv an improper remark. She
fought and struggled against her
fiend until exhausted. Threaten
ing to kill her if she screamed, he
accomplished his british purpose
and left with the warning that if
she told what mad happened he
would come back and kill her.
AS soon as she was able Mary
went to the he me where her moth
er was and told of the outrage.
Her father was sent for and he
called in the police. The childs'
description of the man enabled the
detectives to apprehend Sullivan,
who was arrested that same night
and committed to Jail.
The little girl is confined to her
bed, nervously prostrated as re-
suit of her horrible experience.
DR.. w. I'll. Witherspoon, who was
called in to attend her, found cor
roboratlve edidence of her state
ment.
Sullivan is prominently connect
ed, one of his brothers beinga doc
tor, one a lawyer and one police
man. The white papers have not
carried even one line of the story.
The Colorado statesman., 1914-04-25
WHITE WOMAN WITH DE.
FECTIVE EYES SUES
COLORED MAN

Baltimore, April 1.-Two suits
by titling, each asking $4,000
damages against James l.. Hitch
ems, colored, wealthy storage
warehouseman, were filed in the
Court of Common Pleas today by
Miss Anna B Clark, white train
ed nurse. At the Office of her at
torney it was said that she claims
that Kitchens deceived her by pro-
posing marriage to her while she
was under the impression that he
was "a white man, and one of the
suits is based upon the ground
that in thus deceiving her Hitch
ems was guilty of a constructive
breach of promise. The ground
for the other suit is based by Miss
Clark upon the charge that Hitch
ems committed an assault upon he'll
after he had been accepted, but
while they were unmarried.
Miss Clark claims that she went
to the home of Kitchens as train
ed nurse to attend him for heart
trouble. Kitchens is widower,
and she declares she believed he
was white man at that time. Af-
ter while it is claimed by Miss
Clark that Kitchens proposed to
her and was accepted. Some time
later she was informed by a third
person that Kitchens had Negro
blood in his veins. Finding this
10 be true she brought suit.
The Colorado statesman., 1914-04-25

also pays his additional raise of
from twenty to forty per cent for
the commodities produced under
these circumstances.
The press knows many effective
remedies for these evils, but the
public will of necessity have to be.
come proficient in mind-reading
before they will be able to ascer-
tain them. To divulge them off
hand would spoil the game. They
might inadvertently embarras tine
corporations and then they could
MT deposit the subsidies, suppose
they should offend the unions,
they have lost their best bet. In
heated political campaigns where
they exert every effort to sway
elections that they may possess
greater influence with which to
"humbug" the people, they could
not point with pride to their
record on the labor question as a
vote getter.
This lucrative silence at public
-expense should not be tolerated.
1t seems that these conditions
demand d remedial action and the
public who are the real sufferers
should bend their energies in a
common effort to curb the iniqui-
ties of the capitalistic system and
check in lhelr wild career those re-
sponsible for the pernicious activ-
tiles of labor, thereby making
more desirable the condition un-
der which we live.
VIM. G. MAY.
The Colorado statesman., 1914-04-25

New York, April 11.-Fire in
the Spencer Apartment on West
One-hundred and Twenty first
street, early today endangered the
lives Of the IS families in the
building, who rushed into the halls
in their night clothes and were car
ried down in the elevator by VIM.
Hasbrouck, colored hallboy who
discovered the fire and awakened
them. Hasbrouck, sitting at the
telephone switchboard, on the first
floor, smelled smoke and traced it
to the basement, where he saw
flames near the coal bunkers. He
aroused Adolph Jensen told his
wife to run and turn i'll an alarm,
while he and Hasbrouck aroused
the tenents. Next lie instructed
the hallboy to telephone to the Is
apartments. While that was be-
ing done Jenson walked up the
stairway and reassured those who
began focking into the halls.
Everything is all right he said,
There is lot of smoke and very
little fire. Now, We will handle
this thing in the right way. AS
soon as the .hellboy gets through
telephoning be will como up with
the elevator and get those who
don't care to walk down"
The Colorado statesman., 1914-04-25

indianapolis, Ind, April IL
Railroad trainmen won victory
in the courts here in the test case
brought by the State Railroad
Commissioners against the railroad
company for violation of the state
governing full crew upon passen
ger trains. The point in conten-
ton was to the effect that the
porters were not capable; the COM
plant proved, however, that he was
fully qualified and stood the best
examination and performed his du-
ties well and should not be discrim-
mated against. Any discrimina-
ton should be unlawful and un-
constitutional. The judge upheld
the railway commissioners and de-
cided that there should be no fav-
oritism of races. r. Williams and
r j. Holloway of Chicago were
witnesses in the case
The Colorado statesman., 1914-04-25
NERO PUT TO SHAME.
Chicago Defender)

If Uncle Sam is so anxious TO
fight, why not take up the South,
where they are lynching and burn
ing men at the stake. Why plunge
this country into a damnable war
because few sailors were arrest
in Mexico, when in the first year
of his reign President Wilson has
stood by with his mouth closed
along with tho CHURCH OF
GOD, laughing, as it were, at the
writhing bodies ofcver 1000 black
skinned men, trying 10 make the
world believe that this is God
Fearing nation. Pharaol Oh,
Pharao! will you let Gods people
90. or must He be forced to bring
men fromSthe East and annihilate
this nation? Or will he (Uncle
SAM in his greed for gold suffer
the founeation of this modern
Rome to fall in the hands of the
Plebians, We want TO be your
ALI; will you let US? We await
your answer.