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100 boxes finest Verde river apples. S1.25 today. McKee's. 1t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-06
High School Will Open This
Afternoon In Webster School

doing. everyth ing in your power to
rise above misfortune"
He then requested the student body
20 sing the school song. "Old Gold
and Blue" and after the response.
asked that II be repeated. saying that
II would probably be the last oppor.
tunity for several months for the on
ure school 10 sing IL In unison. as in
webster school no room is large
enough 10 assemble the school.
Principal Odgers called Cheer Lead
er Boyce 10 the platform and headed
the students in their various school
yells. Superintendent Work was pre-
sented TO the students and congratu
lated them upon the spirit OF enthus-
lasm manifested under the circum-
stances.
Explains System.
Principal Odgers then outlined and
explained the system which will be
followed out in the Webster building.
Inc morning hours. he explained, will
be taken up by the graded school pu-
pills. High school will be called n,
l O'Clock, and he urged the pupils rot
to arrive at school earlier than 12:45'
O'Clock, "a TO do so might interfere
with the sessions Of the graded school
pupils. The high school session Will
begin promptly at 1 o'clock, and will
end at b:15 o'clock. with probably
only a minute between classes for go
ing from room 70 room. Periods viii
be 30 minutes in length instead Of
40 minutes. Though the afternoon SEES
sion VIII seem long. he said. the pupils
viii have mornings free and therefore
should make all engagements for.
morning hours. He assigned the pu-
pills 10 various rooms and recited
briefly some rules To be observed.
Play Pitt Saturday.
The announcement that the hoard
Of education viii be responsible for
books and supplies most in the fire.
was greeted with cheer. He also an.
nounced that the basketball game with
Pittsburgh High school in this CITY
Saturday evening will be PLAYED In the
Y. VI. c. A. auditorium, and that n
Is likely that the entire schedule will.
be played out there.
Principal Odgers called for remarks
from President Reed. OF the board OF.
Education, who had entered the hall
Just a few minutes previous. DR.. Reed
briefly addressed the students, compli-
menting them upon their courage and
spirit OF optimism and urged them to
cooperate with the faculty in making
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-06
GAINESVILLE

RARNEsyILLE Q Jan 5-B q
vival now going on at the Presbyterian
church. Mr.. Printz has organized a
large chorus and the fine singing Is re
ing enjoyed each evening by the large
crowds IN attendance. Rev j. 4. Dor
ahev is conducting the services.
The applicants for assessor and lana
APPRAISERS took the examination ut 81.
ClairsVile Saturday. There We're five
from kirkwood. nine from Somerset and
nine from Warren township. There were
six from GAINESVILLE and three from
township outside OF Barne~vfllc. they
being charles Lawrence. james McCon-
nell. william Gregg, Ell Moore. 5. <.
Foreman. u. McNey. Anthony shannon.
James Petticord and william Boyd. n
VIII not be known for ten days who re-
ceives the appointment.
Mrs. Nerna kenuon. % West Main
street. has been spending n few DAYS
With Mr., and Mrs. J. ". Kennon. OF
Mr. and Mrs. Regv Jenerv. .or Dyes
Vile, ere spending a few days with Mr..
and Mrs Frank Jenery. or South Chest
Frank Corbin, who has heen spending
The holidays with his family. has gone
20 Norfolk. Va, where he expects 10 re-
main several months.
David Cohen. OF Cleveland. has been
visiting friends here for the past few
Walter Keadle. the South Chestnut
street grocer. recently sold his GROCERY
20 Hiram Palmer. Mr.. Palmer took pos
session January !.
Mrs. -. W. Mozena. OF Bellaire. who
has been enjoying a. visit with Mr.. ana
Mrs. W. q. Merrill. OF Warren avenue.
returned 10 her home Sunday.
Elmer Doudna. OF Bnnnock. has been
visiting relatives here for the past few
l.. J. Tabor and r r. barnes were
among tho Rarnesville people who at
tended the Bull Moose conference az
Columbus Saturday.
4 boy named Grimes met with p PAIN
ful accident at the Belmont County
east or here. Saturday. Hc was sweep
ing the floor IN the basement where an
unused water boiler which some other
lads were holding while he sweep around
~ fell on him. hrcaking his leg above
the knee. Dr. ,. a. Judklns. OF this CITY.
was called and rendered tho necessary
medical attcntion.
Mrs. Frank Corhln and son Howard
are spending q week with her sister
Mrs. David Davis. OF Columbus.
Mrs. Rachel Sheckels is confined 20
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-06
SHELL OF HONOR LopoE
INSTAL1,S OFFICERS FOR YEAR

a very interesting meeting OF Tavlor
lodge No. 8. Shield OF Honor. WAS held
az the lodge room yesterday morning
AFTER the business session had been dis
posed OF. the lodge war then turned
over 10 supreme Ruler w. r..
VINO Installed the officers elect into Of
nee. They are as follows: Senior ruler.
Alvin Long; worthy ruler. %. Guide Will
son Junior Ruler. Ralph Long: chap
Ialh, rharles Stethm. guide. 9. l.. King:
est roster; recording secretary. w. j.
Bradoury. financial secretary, william
John Carroll and Fred Illness. Dele
gates TO supreme lodge. order Golden
Links. To be held June .. 1914 at Taylor
Lodge hail will be William Todd and "
L Fritz A~lternates. J. J. Maloney and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-06

the company offered the county one
half OF The gross revenue received
from the selling of the current for
commercial lighting This was
amended by MIR. Halter asking that
the company give the county a rev
enue on all business. This was
passed by the board after consider
able controversy by the representa-
tives or the company. A new amend
ment was made making IL necessary
Tor the company TO construct and
maintain a line OF its own to ali con-
sumers OF not less than 500.
II was also brought out that the
company must. as far as possible.
employ union labor I'm the construc-
ton or the line as well as the main
tenance Of anne After these amend
ments the franchise was passed to
its third reading and will again be
considered this morning for the final
reading. The company gave assur-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-06

Locals.
r.. ri. Hess was q business caller
al Moundsville last week.
Miss Stella Chambers Of Oil CITY.
Pa, Is the guest OF her sister. Mrs.
Harley Howard
Mr. J. b. Allison OF this place was
n business caller at Llttleton last
week.
Messrs. Luther Wilson and Steve
Neal attended Al. G.. Fields minstrels
ht the Court theatre New Years day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Farrell Of
Clarksburg were the guests OF
friends here last week.
Miss Nettie Cannon OF Wheeling
Is the guest OF her sister. Mrs. Encil
Wayman.
Miss Jennie Wod is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. James Kirby at Canons-
burg. Pa.
Miss Virginia Howard spent the
past week at Hundred the CUES OF
Mrs. Harry Johnson.
Charles Chaddock. who Is working
~ C~larksburg. was visiting his par
ents here " Sunday.
Emmons King and Russell Kincaid
have returned 20 college AZ Ada. q.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-06
STUFFED UP?

Hyomei gives instant relief. n suffer
Ing from a cold or catarrh causing dull
headaches or an itching and burning
sensation In the nostrils. surely try
Hyomei. II gives quick. effective and
permanent relief or money refunded.
IL goes right 10 the spot-you feel bet
ter in five minutes.
No roundabout method OF stomach
dosing with HyOmei-you breathe II.
This health-giving medication goes d.
rectly to the infamed membrane. all
irritation and congestion Is quickly re-
leved. the delicate tissues healed n
vitalized.
Hyomet should be IN every house.
hold. Druggists everywhere sell f..
Ask for the complete outht-SiOO size.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-06
Girls, Get a 25 cent bottle
and try a -Danderine
Hair Cleanse.

After washing your hair with soap
always apply a little Danderine to the
scalp TO invigorate the hair and pre-
vent dryness. Better sim. use soap as
sparingly as possible. and instead
Y a "Danderins Hair Cleanse. %
Just moistsn n cloth with Danderine
and draw II carefully through the
hair. taking n strand at a time.
rms viii remove dust. dirt and ex-
cessive oil In a few minutes you
VIII be amazed. your hair will not
only be clean. but Il will be xavy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-06
STEUBENVILLE

sTEUBENvuLE. O.. Jan. The
licensed saloons OF Steubenville went
out OF legal existence on Saturday
night and their going hardly caused
a ripple. There vas n lack OF revelry
and carousing. such as vas antici-
pated. due TO the bad weather, the
exhaustion OF much stock by bargain
sales. and tho fact that not as many
people are boozing as formerly. What
stock remains in some saloons will be
shipped to some spot where II is not
arid.
The real thirsty will have TO visit
-fingo II they have not laid in a sup.
ely. Even there the saloon men are
aot taking chances on loungers. and
In some saloons not a chair is in evi.
dence. A meeting OF citizens was
held In Westminster church tonight
10 organize for law enforcement.
Petitions were signed here in
churches 20 be forwarded TO Congress.
man Hobson asking for a national
prohibition amendment to be voted
on Many saloon men her believe
there will never be another leaglized
saloon In S~teubenville. because Of the
proximity OF a county local option
vote. also a vote on state wide prohi.
billion. which Is sure 10 carry
Although ~ was rumored that some
m saloon vas going to stay open n
test the law OF taking $500 tar mon.
ey when they could not keep open
for the time II paid for. none made a
goat or themselves to-day by taking
The third degree in looking for trou.
BILE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-06
SOAP ON HAIR CAUSES DANDRUFF.
SCALP GETS DRY, HAIR FALLS OUT

nury and abundant. and possess an
Incompatible softness and lustre.
Besides cleansing and identifying
the hair. one application OF Danderfne
dissolves every particle OF dandrur;
stimulates the scalp. stopping itching
and falling hair. Danderine IL 70 the
hair what fresh showers OF rain and
sunshine are 10 vegetation. II goes
right To the roots. inviEorates and
strengthens them. It's ex~hllArating
and h~fe-producing properties cause
thehai r TO grow long. strong and
beautiful.
Mem Ladies! You can surely have
lots OF charming hair Get a 25 cent
bottle OF Knowlton's Danderine from
any drug store or toilyet counter and
try II
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-06

Prof. and Mrs. r. A. Riggs and fam
lily have returned home after spending
the holidays at Glen Easton. W. Va.
Mrs. Fowler and child and Miss Mar
ma Rohinson. OF Cross Creek district.
spent the day with WellsburR friends.
o H~ookinberry was before Jus
tice W. r. Glass today on a charge or
pistol toting and was held for the grand
jury under bond Of $500.
Through the real estate agency or
George p. Wood. II. J. Davies has pur-
rhased a lot on Banheld .avenua Fol
iFnsboe. and "a e. his intention 70 buiid
la nue residence pom 10. early in the
spring.
NJ. &. Rathman. 81 Rurgettstown. Pa.
closed n lease for the store room in the
Walker building. opposite the postonice.
Main street. in which no VIII conduct a
modern Jewelry store and repair shop.
The stock hhs been ordered and he will
be ready for business In the very near
future.
There ws = nne turnout at the mons
meeting at the tabernacle on Sunday
afternoon. 4 movement was placed on
foot 10 send groups Of personal work.
ers throughout the county TO speak in
school houses. quite a number agreed
to- take up the work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-06
STUDENTS AND FACULTY MET
YESTERDAY IN MARKET
AUDITORIUM.
Plans Were Outlined n Preparation
For R~eopenins Studies Were Dis
eussed.-cheer Supt. Work.

The work OF the high school. while
occupying temporary quarters in the
Webster school building. was out
lined by Principal II. z Odgers 10
The more than 400 high school pupils
at a meeting yesterday afternoon in
the Market auditorium. Before the
meeting closed arrangements had been
completed for resuming the usual
studies in the new high school center,
to-day.
BY holding yesterdays meeting
the high school established the repu-
tation OF recovering from the destruc-
ton or its handsome home without
Tho loss OF n day. In a talk TO the pu-
pills. Principal Odgers impressed up
on them the fact that they are the
high school. and regardless OF the
loss OF its building, or home. as Il
were, the high school cannot be des-
troyed.
There were All pupils present when
school was dismissed for the holiday
vacation. and fully that many we're
present yesterday at the meeting.
which represented tho resumption OF
the institution after the HOLIDAYS. All
members Of the faculty were present.
seated on the stage. superintendent
II. y. Work was greeted with cheers
when he entered the auditorium after
the meeting had opened. and a sim
liar ovation was given DR.. r. j.. Reed,
president OF the board OF education,
when he arrived "A few minutes later.
Obedience as Foundation.
In opening the session Prof. Cd
gers conducted the scripture lesson.
selecting a most appropriate text from
the Gospel as recorded by St. Matthew.
He recited the parable OF foundations
the foolish mar building his home
upon the sands and OF It's destruction
by the waves and wind. whereas the
wise man builded his home upon q
rock where 10 wfthstood the storms.
Build your characters on a good
foundation said Prof. Odgers, "but
first. to have a good foundation YOU
must be obedient To Almighty God.
Put into your life the determination
to be obedient TO Him.
81 think" he continued. that there
Is not one here whose heart is not
saddened and heavy because Of what
has happened. but though II hearts
are sad. we should face the future
with enthusiasm The old building IS
destroyed but the school Is here and
We should be mighty thankful that
not n person is absent. Show that
the school Is better than ever before.
BY the spirit manifested here. you are
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-06
WELLSBURG
Pm Rromouon

WELLSBURC. W. Va. Jan. Rev
James. Palmer. OF New York city. las
received a call a. assistant pastor 20 tne
noted Dr. Jaonett who Was br0ugns
of the largest churches IN View York
city-the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian.
Rev. James Palmer. who has been in
charge or q congregation IN the city OF
New YORK for a number OF years. could
scarcely have been paid a higher CON-
rlimenf than the one Just bestowed up-
on him. anl his many relatives ana
friends here are pleased over his Foos
fortune
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-06

their sessions in Webster school os
pleasant as possible. He congratulated
Prof. Odgers and the faculty upon
their efforts TO carry on the nigh
school work without interruption.
The meeting closed with cheers. led
by Boyce. for Wheeling High School.
Principal Odgers. the faculty. SIperin-
tendent Work. President Reed, and
the board of education.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-06
FOR 80 YEARS
Brooke County Electric Company
Franchise VIII Not BE Granted

The Ohio Valley Trades and Labor
assembly won its point yesterday I'm
the tight against the length OF the
Brooke County Electric
franchise. succeeding in lowering il
from so 10 80 years. The
was represented by Attorney Frank
Mcneil. who insisted on a 5O-year
period after Commissioner Halter
moved to reduce the time. After con
siderable controversy the board
voted unanimously TO comply with
the request OF the labor leaders.
As a recOmpense for the franchise
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-06
CAMERON
SnoWstorm

SnoWstorm.
CAMERON. w. Va. Jan. "a big
snowstorm visited this section last
Saturday and considerable damage
was done. especially 10 the telephone
and telegraph lines. as many were
broken down owing TO the heavy. wet
snow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-06

her nome on South Chestnut street with
pneumonia.
Mrs. Wilber Mayhem and family have
returned 20 Akron after r. visit with
relatives here.
Mrs. James Barnes. Of This vicinity. IS
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Raymond
Morris. Or Jerusalem.
Mrs. Laura Murray, % South Chest
nut street. is visiting relatives IN Cam
bridge and Eyesvil1c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-06

The club has already 40 members
The city authorities have kindly given
the club hs use OF the second story or
the Third ward hose house. All the
boys need now II a plano. .for Tuesday
night at o'clock the citizens are in
Nited 60 come 90 the club room ana 80
the club members are getting
All viii be welcome. Plenty OF
time before the ENTERTAINMENT 10 be
given by the Lyceum course at Taber-
nacle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-06

The new superintendent OF schools.
Prof. 8 X. Mardis. OF Columbus. o.. took
charge today and Is well pleased with
the schools and with Wellsburg. on
Sunday morning Prof. Mardis very bly,
taught Sunday school class No. IS or
tho Methodist Episcopal church and has
already made many friends in hiZ city.
The new superintendent has an enviahle
record AZ an educator and AZ a super
intendent OF schools.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-06

ance that they intended to begin CON
struction Immediately following the
passage of the franchise.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-06
The Industrial Glass.

The Industrial glasshouse will not
resume operation in full for several
days until repairs are made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-06
Marriage License.
John j. Canin. 90 years. and Mary
Ffnigan. ~ years. OF S~teubenville.


Court News.
n January term grand Jury was
~empaneled and sworn and heard the
charge by Judge G. ". Smith on Mon
day. Charles Roberts was made fore
man. Its members are James Carson.
homas Speedy. Charles Hunt, Ross
Scott. r. ]. Davis. Clyde Gray. ]. A.
Waggoner. Mason McClelland. WI
liam Leech. William Mccain. Harry
.Levinson, ID. VI. Brown. James Ton.
-ner. There were four tales Jurors.
Matt O'Brien was grand jury balm.
h Gambrinus Stock company has
begun a foreclosure suit against c.
w. Richards. as receiver. also the es-
a OF Bert SaboI. ct al. on n mort.
gage note for $500.
The case OF John c.. Belknap vs..
board OF deputy supervisors OF cleo
n will be at issue after January
eighth.
William y. McGrew VS.. Michael
Howard. suit in attachment on n lime
stone crusher and engine in a dis
pute.
Edwin Cooper VS.. c. G. p. r. r..
appeal transcript from docket OF Jus
tice White OF Island Creek township.
Opium Den Raided.
a Iull nedged opium den in Steu-
benville vas located and raided on
Saturday night at 1I2 Market street
in the third story over Charles Han
mas restaurant by Ralph II. Oyler. q
state official; Detective ]. G.. Burns
and Sheriff Huscroft and deputies. \
costly brass tray. a big pipe and a
lamp and about s. worth OF opium
"er secured and ~confscated.
William Wagner and his wife. Pearl
Wagner. colored. who conducted the
room. were arrested and Squire Law
Ter gave them suspended sentences on
promises to leave town.
County Detective Lucas raided the
rooms OF the S~teubenville Rod and
Gun club ON Sunday ana found q
cases or beer u 40 men. The mat
ter goes before the grand tury.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-26
CLEMENCEAU URGES
JAPAN'S AID In WAR
Former French Premier Would Have
Mikado Send Troops to Europe
to Fight Germans.

Paris. Dec. 2-Georges Clemenceau,
former premier Of France. in a two-col-
umn article today, breaks a lance in
/ favor OF Japan's armed intervention in
Europe. He writes:
when Lord Kitchener said the war
was likely to last six months or three
years he evidently overlooked the fact
that il is taking place chiefly on French
territory and that il therefore is France
who suffers most from the wanton de-
struction Of lives and property. 1t un-
questionab.y is to the interest of all con-
cerned that the allies should be able to
overwhelm their foes and thus end the
terrible conflict"
Clemenceau does not see any reason
why the allies should scorn the help OF
Japan while the intervention of other
powers at present neutral would be well
coined, but he adds that the matter nat
urally would require long negotiations,
and that the transport Of troops also is
no light task. He therefore urges the
allies to immediate action and suggests
the calling OF a diplomatic conference for
preliminary negotiations in order to gain
time and have Japan's troops on the Eu-
ropean battlefelds early in the spring
The Washington herald., 1914-12-26
GHOST ON JOB
JUST IN TINE
Iron Dukes" Shade Warned
Won Hindenburg Of Peril,
Is Paris Yarn.
CAME OUT OF FOREST
Commander Was Stalking Deer When
Specter Said: Il Am Bismarck;
Rash Re-enforeements.'
CAME OUT OF FOREST
BY FRANKLIN ?. MERRIoK.


Paris. Dec. Il Cby maID.-A remarkable
story Of how Field Marshal Won Hihden-
burg escaped disaster during his second
invasion of Poland has just reached
Paris from Russia. Won Hindenburg was
peacefully deer stalking on Prince Dom
persmarck's estate In east Prussia when
the ghost Of Bismarck appeared before
him and warned him that Gen Won Mack
ensen's army was in imminent danger OF
annihilation south OF Lodz and In urgent
need OF re-enforcements.
This extraordinary version II commu-
nicated to a Paris friend by a Russian
officer in Warsaw, who asserts II Is COM
monty accepted throughout Poland. and
Is on the lips OF all Russian soldiers
Nothing but a miracle. they say. could
have robbed Grand Duke Nicholas OF a
crushing victory over the Germans.
Ghost Got Busy.
After dispatching Won Mackensen into
the heart Of Poland with three army
corps, and posting heavy fianking forces
on his two wings, Won Hindenburg. salts
fed that the normal working Of the ma
chineTy he had set in motion would carry
his troops in victory to Warsaw, returned
TO east Prussia to recuperate from three
months work by stalking Prince Won
Donnersmarck's deer. One Afternoon he
became isolated from the princes party
and wandered alone into n secluded glade.
Here, according to NE story, he sat
resting on a tree stump in the twilight.
when the sound Of his own name,
whispered amid the surrounding trees,
came to his ears.
Leaplng to his feet the field marshal
cried. who's there?" and started back
terrified, as amid the cracking of the
underground, tall. stern-visaged figure.
in uniform and a spiked helmet. emerged
from the forest and said in sepuIchral
tones:
1T Is I. Bismarck, come to save Ger
many In an hour Of great danger"
What passed between the specter OF
the ''iron chancellor and Germanys
greatest modern soldier Is not told in the
Polish soldiers narrative. but II ls as
serted emphaticaIly that BismArck
warned the marshal OF the enormous
danger OF the German center and coun-
selled the urgent dispatch Of heavy re-
Inducements to relieve the pressure
Grand Duke Nicholas was putting on
Won Mackensen's army. Certainly the
rushing OF troops from Jallsh enabled
Won Mackensen's army. Certainly the
Won Hindsnburg TO extrieate Won Mack
ensen from the Russian grip.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-26

Piles Cured In to II Days.
Drurzist refund money II Paaa Ointment faila
10 curs Itching. Blind. Bleeding, or Protruding
PHsL Fiut Applcauoa gives risk ~