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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-19
THE THEATRE
A GREAT PRODUCTION.

An accurate and complete reproduction
OF thc world famous New York Hippo
drone spectacle America" Il TO be IN.
otIering at the Court Theatre for three
daN-. starting this afternoon. Altogether
mere are 6.ioO feet OF amazing rims
variety - the keynote OF this imagin-
airy excursion TO the gay metropolis Tor
an inftnitestmal admission price. For
instance. you see at the outset an hlstor-
lcnliN correct portrayal OF the landing OF
columbus. and then come down through
the centuries 20 the passage OF an Amer
ican vessel through the man-made gorge
OF ne Panama canal. You see the dawn
break I'm all It's wonderful variety OF
color over the canyon OF Arizona. and as
you lean forward In amazcment at the
unparalleled grandeur. you see huge
motor cor that looks like n baby's doll
carriage against the immense crags be-
mind ~. toiltng up n giants causway
This car contains the Williams who have
stolen the plans OF the Qualifications:
and then. suddenly. you see IL plunge
over the cliff and into the depths This
IL n never-to-bc forgotten scene.
Numerous other big features are a
part OF this wonderful exhibition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-19
the city VS.. John Costa will be tried
before a jury this morning.
WOMAN is FINED
Margaret Smith Appeals From Court
Decision on Charge Of ttarbor-
ing Girl In District.

Margaret Smith. a landlady in the
segregated district, was fined $50 and
costs by Squire Engel yesterday morn
ing. on a charge OF harboring a young
girl in her disorderly house. Imme-
diately after the fine was imposed, her
attorney, +. A. O'Brien, made a motion
Tor an arrest of judgment and gave
notice of an appeal to the criminal
court This case has attracted con-
siderable attention. as the father OF
the girl in the case. Dave Murray. was
hned $40 and costs by Squire Hobbs
on charge OF neglecting his daughter.
Pearl Murray. The defendant in the
case claimed that the girl had given
the age OF % years when she entered
the house. but evidently she was much
younger as the girl is a mere slip OF
a child.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-19
TUMBLER co. CASE
Suggestion Filed In Circuit Court BY
Attorney o. A. Mckee Asking
For Settlement

A suggestion was filed yesterday
morning IN circuit court by Attorney
u. A. Mckee in behalf OF Harry w.
Turner W. The Wheeling Tumbler
company lie seeks 90 recover the
money h. claims due from the Board
Of Trade. now custodian OF the money
received from the defunct firm. The
board has been considering distrib-
uting the money n the different cred
itors. and the suggestion makes the
case particularly interesting. In his
suggestion he states that he had been
riven judgment BY the circuit court
for $4,000 and that be had been paid
the sum Of f3i23f lie claims that
1851 66 r. due him. and believes that
the board 81 trade should pay him out
81 the Sf.250 that Il has In its posses
sion through the sale Of the plant.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-19
RECOUNT BALLOTS
County Commissioners Will Go Over
Ballots to Decide Winner In
RichIand District Case.

The board of county commissioners
win 20 into session this morning and
recount the ballots in Richland county
district. for the office of President OF
the school board. as demanded by the
Republican candidate. Charles =.
Schultz. This is considered a, good
sized job. but the board is confident
that It will have finished the work be-
fore the noon hour. ]. c. Moore. can
didate for member of the school
board. and who let Il be known that
he would ask for the recount. had
not yet filed mis- request in writing.
and therefore the recount cannot be
granted The board would have de-
sired to work upon OF these cases to-
day. but is not permitted TO do so by
the candidates laxity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-19

Daniel Dague. OF near MajorsviIle,
spent yesterday in the out-the-pike
district. looking after business.
wilmer McCreary. OF near Viola,
was a business caller yesterday at
Elm Grove.
Mrs. Edward Robinson, who has
been confined to her home at Park
View for the past several weeks on
account OF illness. IL slightly i'm.
proved
The finishing touches are being
made TO the improvement at the E1m
Grove laundry. and work will be start.
ed within a few days.
A box social will be held Friday
evening AZ the Beech Bottom school,
house. Ex-Sherin william Clemens
VIII render several solos during the
evening.
Charles Ebert. OF CresgsviTis had
the misfortune OF breaking his arm
~ Greggsville Tuesday. He was tax
en- to his home at Elm Grove where
the fracture was reduced.
Mr. and Mrs. John Grim. OF West
Alexander. left Tuesday afternoon for
Cameron. where they are spending
several days a. the guest Of relatives
Mrs. Frank Yoke II confined 20
her home on Center street. Fulton,
with an illness.
Russell Wilson. Of Cambridge. spent
yesterday az the guest OF friends and
relatives a. Elm Grove.
Mrs. John w Splllman and sons.
Gordon and Ronald. Of JanoK. viii
leave this morning for New Cumber-
land. whore they viii spend several
days a. tho guest OF friends and rela-
lives.
w. ". Lamb has returned 20 his
home ~ West Alexander after HAVING
spent a few days In Pittsburgh look
Ing after business matters
Richard Miller haa returned 70 his
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-19
AT THE VICTORIA.

starting with the matinee and running
the balance % the week Victoria theatre
Will have five splendid acts IN addition
10 fhr over popular Nlcfuffnacuue pic
turnH which close every perform anCe.
The feature act will b. "nirys Santa
Claus presented by =. &. Lewis. "
and his company ~ five people. This g.
n special feature secured ~ considera bi q
expense and the star viii b. Lewis Jun
Tor. said 60 b. the greatest Juvenile ar.
tor on the American stage. ~ H. a nov.
city connie playlet In which there e. n
decidedly interesting plot. with the
Youngest stage comedian IN a character
that ~ pleasing especially ~ this season
- the year.
Then there will be Charles t.eander
ard counuany IN the great dramatic
sketch entitled Which Was HiHht" The
company a. good ard the act uleritorioua
Wells and Fisher viii - seen On n nov
city einFinE end dancine act that o.
foutcd - being some class. Flood and
Erua. novelty girls viii surely please
Wheeling crowds for they have some
original stunts that are great. coming
here from long string ~ showcases
Sidney FORESTER. o. uouologiat with
some clever songs ard stories
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-19
MAcMILLAN-puRKr SALE
WILL OPEN SATURDAY

The announcement Of the appearance
OF Mrnncia Macmiilen In concert In con-
Junction with Edmund Burke has
aroused local music lovers 20 n point OF
enthusiestic Interest never before mani
Tested In the coming 10 this city Of a
great combination Of artists.
hacmilien H. considered one 81 the
three greatest violinists Of the present
day. and Edmund Burke. the Irish bari
tone. D. now enjoying such fame a.
comes 90 but few.
A. au Interpreter Macmilien enforces
admiration and respect BY his penetra-
warm suhioctivity 81 expression that
cnErosaea the IMAGINATION.
Macmliicu and Burke will appear Ia
November "a. and the sale ~ seats viii
open ~ the hoN office on Saturday morn
tnR November ~. Mail orders will b.
received and filled immediately after
those IN line have made their purchases
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-19
EPILEPTIC FITS
Man Suffers Attack at Lyeeum The
atre Last Night and Creates Ex-
eitement-To Hospital.

j. J. Adams. OF Washington county.
fa.. sunered an attack of epileptic fits
yesterday evening at the Lyceum the
Stre near Fourteenth street on Mar
het' ana was taken to the North
wheeling hospital in a serious condi-
uon- lie recovered sufficiently to tell
ms name but slight hopes are enter
tanned for his recovery. The man had
gone into the theatre when his actions
drew the attention OF the usher who
In turn notified the sergeant He I'm
turn called DIR. Caldwell, who had the
man removed to the hospital Consid-
cradle excitement was elected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-19
CRIMINAL COURT
VIII ReconVene This Nornina After
short Vacation. and Several
Cases Will Be Taken W.

Criminal court will reopen this
morning with several appeal cases to
be acted upon. and also 20 render de-
cisions In several matters that have
been hanging ere judge Robinson
viii probably render bis decision IN
tho Joe Phillipovich case. a. TO wheth-
er OF not the defendant a. entitled
20 a new trial. Several city appeal
cases viii be taken up. including those
from police court. involving girls from
the segregated district. The case Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-19

home at Elm Grove after being the
guest for few days OF relatives At
Urichsville. Ohio.
Motorman James Reese has resum-
ed his duties on the West Virginia
Traction and Electric company lines
after having been confined to his
home for several days on account or
illness.
Mrs. Albert Daugherty, OF Salem,
o., is the guest for 4 few days OF
friends and relatives at Triadelphia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-19
WIN Give Entertainment.

Arrangements are complete for the
entertainment and supper that Will DE
given In the basement OF the new
stone church Tuesday evening by Di-
vision No. 3. of the Pastors Aid So
ciety. A splendid musical and literary
program Is being arranged. after
which those present will be served
with refreshments.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-19
Bowling Party at oaks.

Members of the Fulton Hose COM
pany enjoyed bowling party last
evening at the Oaks. near Wheeling
park. The evening was very enjoy
ably spent in bowling and some high
score. were made. After enjoying sew
eral games OF duck pins those prese Mt
repaired TO the dining room where an
elegant supper was served. About 20
guests were present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-19

years Aeo u vas mostly
on my body and I could noe
rest for The itching and
btirning n besan like =
petite rash. then ~ would
bfesk OIt In pimpls- 81
ovw me ! would sting
and burn and itch All ovrr
and I srFatched until I va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-19

Speculation IL rife in the out-the-
pike district as to the location OF the
new high school for Triadelphia dis
trict. Since the date OF the election.
at which time bond Issue was voted
Tor the new building. the people OF
that district have been consumed with
curiosity. However. tho board has
not as yet decided. and suggestions as
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-19
War Tax Notice Received

Proprietors OF out-the-pike places
OF amusement yesterday received no.
ice that the special war tax recently
levied by the government had gone
INTO effect. Dealers IN tobacco whose
annual receipts from sales exceed
700 Will pay $3.50. while proprietors
OF bowling alleys and billiard rooms
VIII pay tax Of s. for each table or
alley.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-19

Rev. L. l. Pickett. OF St. Petersburg.
Fla. made a splendid address last
evening at the Vance Memorial church
at Woodsdale. In behalf of the nation.
wide movement for 1916. Rev. Pick.
EFT gave one OF the most interesting
and instructive talks ever given at
the church. and was heard by a well.
filled house.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-19
bible class WIN Meet

The woman's Bible Class OF the
West Alexander Presbyterian church
will meet Friday evening at the home
OF Mrs. H. II. Lamb. Several matters
pertaining to the business OF the class
VIII come up at this time and all wo-
men whether members or not are
cordially invited TO attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-19

the physical violence OF the husband
and father suddenly found themselves
In an undreaded-of paradise. There
were no blows, no insults, and no
rough treatment There was bread on
the table. milk for the babies and a
fire in the kitchen.
Organized Press Campaign.
Il decided to seize this occasion for
press campaign. SO far as this is a
possible thing in Russia. I organized
delegations to present petitions to the
proper authorities for the prolonging
OF this new sobriety for the duration
OF the war. This step found favor
with his imperial majesty. and an or
der was issued to that effect. Anoth-
er similar campaign to remove the
licenses from privileged restaurants
and clubs was successful. and strong
liquor Is no longer available anywhere
in Russia
The second month OF abstinence
made the manifold advantages so
clear TO everybody. that when we
called upon His Majesty to thank him
for his recent orders. be promised
that the vodka business OF the gov
eminent would be given up forever
This promise was promulgated in
telegram to the Grand Duke Constan-
tine
There remains only now to find
elsewhere the revenue which up to
the present time has ben contributed
by vodka There has been introduced
in the Duma a bill Offering a soiu-
ton OF new taxes or an increase in
the present taxes, but an effort to
render the government domains and
possessions more productive"
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to the location will be gladly received.
II is likely, however. that the selec.
ton will be made within the near f,l-
ture.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-19
SKIN TROUBLE
ITCHED AND BURNED
On Body. Could Not Rest. Broke
Out in PimpIes All Over. CUT
eurs Soap and Ointment Healed.

r. '. ID. No. !. Bor i6t. Brtdseua,er.
n @" vA- srTrrtns with = skim trouble
which began aner a sp.u Of ss~,ne.. ~,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-19

ep,ild hasdly bar anything 70 rub asAinss
che parts that uere effected
- do MOI know hov many remedies.
soaps etc I trted but nons did me any GOD
Then ! trted Cuticua Soap and Ointmen,
add They ssssned 10 b. M very thing thas
] necded. ! only used than four ws-ks
snd thsy compulsory bsalsd me. have nos
been bother-d rfth the trouble sine
fsignedl Mrs. n. l.. Patton. Jan. a.. 1914
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city ciri-rov ssvseeiy that bull
looks AZ me
Farmer -ffs your I'D rarasoI miss
city giri-af knew 10 was little ont
~ STYLE but = didn't think n bull would
notice Phiiadeiphia ledger.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-19

In ssiectins = toilet asd q stin sop uhy
not procure one posscasina deiicats suaof-
hcut properties sufficient % allsy minor
irritationa. remove rcdnes~ and roughne.s
prevent porecioeaina. softcn and sooths
sensitive traditions and promote .kin and
scalp hath generally surh q anap. com
bined rith NE purrst a ssponsreous To-
gradients nd most fragrant and rsfre.hins
- hor~ odors 70 Cuuours soap AithourA
CuticurA sosp casc.) and Cuticura oin,-
nnent osocl srs soid ~ druggists svery-
uhsrs. . sample ~ eacs With a1-p stin
Hoot IN b. s-ns 49, upos r~rnest "A
dr-~ CueeurA. D~pt. 7. boytoa~
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For Safiafacfor,

For Satisfactory
Concrete Work Call
THE c. D. KIMBERLY CO.
Sehmuibach Building. Both Phones
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Ihis was seven years ago Later
was elected mayor Of samara. capi.
tai % the VoiRa district. n district
With over a quarter 81 n million in.
habitants subsequently 20 holding
this Office 7 vas elected 20 the Duma
on an anuvodka platform In tho
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-01
OPTIMISTIC BUTLER
MAKES BIG FORECAST
REPORT SHOWS CONSISTENT GAINS
IN BUILDING OPERATIONS
FOR THE YEAR.
BRIGHT PROSPECTS
WHILE LAST YEAR WAS BEATEN
by THE PREVIOUS YEAR,
THIS YEAR LOOKS
RosEATE.
BRIGHT PROSPECTS

Building Inspector Buffers report
for the month of Februaryssshows a
large increase over that of the pre-
cedng month, which. as Mr. Buler
says, indicates that the building prop
osition is looking up.
81 believe" said Mr. Butler, with
the opening of the spring there will
be many large. as well as small. struc-
lures going toward the skies. There
are many old buildings which will re-
quire i'm provements, and many pros
peCtiye builders, so that We may feel
that the coming year may prove to
be as fine in this respect as any for
long time"
There was a decrease over last year,
however. but with the apparent awak-
euing, it is believed that this year
will far surpass any year except the
one In which the big skyscrapers
We're hult
AS compared with other cities in
the country Mr.. Butler proclaims that
Richmond stands among those in the
lead A table. showing in detail what
has been done by the building in
spector. is printed In another place.
It is worth studying by those who
take an interest in the progress of the
city
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-01
HARDWARE MEN To
MEET At OLD WHITE

The executive committees of the
Southern Hardware Jobbers' assoeia
tion and of the American Hardware
Manufacturers association have de-
cided to have the next convention of
these two organizations at White Sui
plur Springs. ". Va. June 9th. 10th.
1frh and fzth. The four mornings are
to be devoted TO sessions of the two
Associations: the afternoons and the
evenings TO be held open for the full
est possible enjoyment of the num-
herless natural beauties of this charm
ing resort and of the many enter
tainments which have been provided
by the appropriate committees.
1t is reported at the secretary's Of
fee of the American Hardware Manu-
facturers' association that all the
signs indicate that this approaching
June meetings will be the most numer-
ously attended as well as the most
enthusiastic and valuable ever held by
the two organizations.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-01
V|RC|N|A'S FOREST
RESOURCES LARGE
Native Pines Spring Up Quite
Readily and Requires Little
Attention.

Those. who have recently been TAX
Ing stock of yirginia's forest resources
and of the States use of these re-
sources find that the State is peculiar
fv adapted to forest eowth and to
the maintenance of wood using in
dustries. Az Caesar divided ali Gauf,
so they divide Virginia into three
parts, says the Manufacturers Record.
These are. the coastal plain. The Pied
mont region ard the mountain region.
The coastal plain. which com priEes
a large part of Eastern Virginia, con-
tains some 1000. eco acres. practical
In all of which is suited TO agriculture.
,rwo-thirds Of II IL cleared. though
considerably less than half Is actual
" in crops In any one year. II IS par
excellence a trucking region, and the
raising Of such crops requires fnten-
stvc farming In order that fertility
may be maintained. For long time
To come, forest experts says, II viii
nav best for private owners 10 main
tain COM arafively large areas of TINS
land ia timber. and to practice inten-
siye farming. requiring a comparative
~ large outlay Of money on limited
areas OF the best lands. Farm wood
lots Will always be necessary in this
region to supply local demands for
timber. and at the present time there
are a number of distinct advantages
in growing timber crops in preference
10 farm crops on all except the BEST
soils.
In the first place, the annual out
Law both In time and in money Tor
the raising of a timber crop liz IN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-01
new REAL ESTATE
FIRM STARTS WORK
CATLIN & BROOKS ENTER THE
ARENA FOR UPLIFT OF
RICHMOND.
FUNS 7 EN- OPTIMISTIC
REPORT OF BUILDING INSPECTOR
INJECTS GINGER ALL AROUND
WITH ROSEATE HUE
COMING.
FUNS TEN OPTIMISTIC

There was absolutely nothing doing
in real estate during the week. Elk.
cept the activity of the rental depart
ments of the various agencies.
The principal item of interest was
the announcement of the estah iish-
ment of a new real estate firm. This
firm-embracing two former associ-
ates in the firm+of f. a. Catiin IL Co.
starts business at once. Both mem
bers of the firm are young, active and
experienced men in the business.
S. NJ. Brooks was for long time
in the collection department OF the
f. A. Catlin Co. while william Cat
lin arose from the position OF office
boy in that concern 10 collector and
salesman. Both young men are well
known. and are considered able real
estate operators. They at times
handled much of the business of the
E. A. Catlin Co, and as that COM
pany did a large amount of business.
they are FULL qualified TO proceed
along the line Of progress
This firm will have associated with
II Charles b Trant. one of the best
known real estate men in the city,
In addition to real estate. the com
pany will handle loans. and will rep
resent the Cirard Fire and Marine In
sIrance company. of Philadelphia
They have established offices at OF
Bank street The old office building
has been remodeied and will be ready
tomorrow for occupancy
1t must he said that these two young
men deserve all that may he coming
10 them. They have built themselves
up---ffave grown up in the business.
and know real estate from one end to
the other.
There was nothing doing yesterday.
nor during the week. worth the pub
lies while ! Herbert Funston. presi-
dent Of the Real Estate exchange, said
there was not an iota OF Information
to give out He expressed the sents-
ment. however. that the outlook was
bright. and that activity would start
soon, The agents TO a man expressed
similar sentiments To those of the
president of the exchange.
Building Inspector Buffers report
gave the agents much encouragement
They saw that, as Mr.. Butler did.
there were sunbeams coming after the
snow.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-01
PRESENT INVESTMENTS GREATER
| THAN WHOLE UNITED
| STATES.
VALUE OF EXPORTS
CONSUMING As MUCH COTTON IN
OWN MILLS As FORMERLY
MANUFACTURED IN EN-
TIRE COUNTRY.

After a thorough study of the stu
alton, Richard H. Edmonds. editor of
the Manufactures Record. has written
an exhaustive article Of the condition
of the South. He shows the wonder
ful progress Of the Southern States.
Here is an extract from the article:
The sixteen Southern States nave a
population of $4,000, 600 In 1850 the
United States had d population of 50,-
GEO, 600. AT that time, and very just
~ so. the United States was regarded
as one of the creates, and richest ma
tons Of the world. The South of to-
day, with 33.0o0.000 people. is in many
respects very far ahead of the United
States OF 1850. with 50.00o, 600
The people of the South have s7o0.-
000.00o more in Individual deposits
in the banks and trust companies If
this section than the people of the
United States had in similar insti-
buttons in 1880
The South Is mining almost twice
as much coal as the United States
then mined. II is producing four
times as much petroleum. its output
last year having been 100, 600, 600 bar
rels. against &c. zoe 600 barrels for the
United States in 1881
The South has 500, COO. 900 more
capital invested in manu-a curing
than the United States had in 1882
and the value Of its agricultural out
put exceeds by some hundreds Of mil
lions of dollars the total agricultural
output of the United States in 1850.
The South has far more capital in
vested in cotton manufacturing than
the United States then hac, snc Is