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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-13
The Meeting Progresses.


Those who were at the Christian
church last night heard Evangelist
Pierce In one of his strongest ser
mons The subject vas Brooklyn and
New Martinsyille. He pointed u
many evils. He praised the people OF
New Martnsvtlle for electing a mayor
VINO Is capable of doing things. He
spoke 90 the places that had been
closed up. and some more that are 70
Ing 10 be. He referred to ms resort
on the Brooklyn slice which from all
outward signs is a place of evil re-
sort. This. however. is beyond the
jurisdiction of the oncials OF New
live until midnight. June 80.
The interest at these meetings Is
increasing. The membership has in
creased fifty since they began. Ac-
cording TO present arrangements next
Monday night vii be the last service.
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Mrs. ober's Condition Alarming.

The condition of Mrs. NJ. V. ober
has been growing worse for the last
Few hours. and unless some change in
her favor takes place soon. IL is not
thought that she car survive her sui
iering long. The members of her fam
lily are at her bedside.
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NEW MARTINsvILI-E. W. Va.
March IA freight train. at an ear
ly hour this morning. was derailed on
the Short Line ri Lumberport. and
freight trafsc Was thereby delayed.
The morning passenger did not get
In. but a special tram was made up
here and sen, out and transferred the
passengers. IL did not return until
some time this afternoon.
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Special for SATURDAY.. Pork Tender.
lOin. Calves Liver and Sweet Breads,
at Reuter- Bros.
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West Virginia Traction q
Electric Company and City q
SUBURBAN Gas compsny's ss-
fnorizeo pay stations:
companys Office. corner i.tn
"a. Va
Bank OF Fulton. Fulton. W. Va
y f1rst National Bank Elm
Grove. West virginia
state Bank CT Elm Grove. Elm
Grove. West Virginia
Fay your electric urht. vat~r
snd gn- bills at the most
tent pay station
CfIAs. MADDEN.
Asst sec ana Treas
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4 New Orleans expert figures that by
becoming n suffarriat n woman de-
creases her chances Of marrying 20 per
cent.
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SEALED
to Manufactures. Jobb.r,. n.
chants and Other Wholoaals nsaisr.

NOTlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN. ina
the State Board OF Control OF the stale
OF West virginia will receive bids da.,y
for furnishing supplies for tire cevorai
state Institutions. the financial manage
ment OF which IL vested IN said Board.
contracts Will be awarded to the lowest
bidders. quality considered, and other
things being equal. West Virginia dea.-
ers VIII be given preference
Lists Of supplies needed will be fur
nished bidders on receipt Of requests
stating the lire desired.
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
Ja-1-tf Charleston. West Virginia.
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DowDELL REALTY co.
Hirseh Punsral Helh.

Bell Phones-Call MoundsvilIe.
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Mrs Merton carroll who underwent
IN operation 81 the Glendale hospital =
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POULTRY

Zoos from Prize Winning olu bian
Nyandottes. also nice pen of Rhode
Island Reds and Parks Bred to Lay"
Barred Rocks. Henry l-aue. Natl is5sM.
mr-1O-30t
CUSTOM Matching. Let me hatch your
eggs. Price reasonable. Robert Seid.
Ter mozart Hin. Wheeling. mr-l0-tf
TohPxrus Strain Rhode Island Reds.
nrst prize winners at Wheeling and
Bellaire. Eggs 81 and s. per 10. George
Stobbs. 5l2 North Wabash. Natl 1OIe-N,
mr-10-3Ot
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LATEsT MAGAZINES

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Vogue. Popular. Peoples. March ami
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:. Every nre protection Only two ana
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cal IRE e~xtinguishers. Fire doors
Fire escapes.
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10. Low rate OF nre insurance for ten
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IL. Hard wood Golden oak) nnish
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Warwood Briefs

Misses Helen and Gertrude Sliffe.
of Twenty-first street, are spending a
few days with friends in Washington,
Pa.
Edward Pebler still continues to be
Ill at his home on Twenty-first street.
! Miss Lily Rolly. who has been visit
ing at the home of II. H. Parker, of
Twentieth street, expects to return to
her home IN Springfield. Mass.
Ames Friebenhauser. of Wheeling,
Is building large house on Twenty
first street and will move TO town the
middle Of this month
Homer Denny. of South Main street.
Is improving after being i'll for a few
days
Robert Jarrett, of East Bank. w.
Va, is visiting at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Glenn Tully, OF Main street.
South Warwood.
Mayor w. E. Helfenbine, OF Eigh-
teenth and Main streets. was a bust
ness visitor in Steubenville. O.. yes
terday.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Glenn Tully. Of Main street, is improy-
ing after being i'll for a few DAYS
Dr. James Soles has moved from
Eighteenth and Main streets, to apart
ments in the Warwood Bank building.
Harry Black and family. of South
Main street. have moved to Steuben-
vile.
Inc South WarwOod Bible class met
last evening at the home OF Mrs. John
fiddle OF Richland avenue. South
Warwood.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Ldltb.
eran church held its monthly meeting
yesterday evening at the home Of Miss
barbara Penerman, OF Main street
Many matters were taken up and dis
cussed
Martha Bible class OF Center War
WOOD held its weekly meeting on Fri
day evening at the home OF Mrs. Her
man Springer. OF Twentieth street.
MOST OF the members were present
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AFFAIR HAS BEEN PRONOUNCED
MOST SUCCESSFUL EVER
HELD HERE.
Yesterday Was "chIidren's Day" anc
Large Number Of Visitors Were
present-Prixes Awarded.

Yesterday was Riddles Day" at
the fourth annual pure food show and
health exhibition being given this
week In the Market Auditorium by
the Retail Grocers' Protective associa-
ton. The day was the biggest OF the
week All attendance records were
shattered without counting the thou
sand and more children who were
guests of the association during the
afternoon.
The big exposition will end tonight,
and the final day is expected to be
even better than yesterday. When
the doors close tonight. the most sue
'cessful event ever given by the as
ISOLATION will have become a matter
of history.
The doors OF the exposition hall
opened at 1 o'clock yesterday, and
from that hour until they closed at
1890 last night. the big auditorium
was thronged with visitors. A large
crowd of children was on hand when
the hall was opened and several hun
dred came later. II was estimated
last night that more than a thousand
were In attendance. Each child was
admitted free and was given candy
souvenir. Last year. school inter-
fered somewhat with Riddles Day.
but as the children are enjoying a
weeks vacation from school this
year. they took advantage of the op-
portunity to attend the show
Two policemen were stationed in
the hall to preserve order. but their
services were unnecessary. Secretary
Stroebel stated last night that he has
never seen crowd OF children be-
have better than that OF yesterday
afternoon. All enjoyed themselves.
TOO. IL was evident.
AT 3 o'clock. Mr. Warren, represen-
tatiye for the A. /. Root company. of
Medina. repeated his illustrated leo
ture on bees and the honey industry.
His audience, which filled the board of
trade assembly room, was made I'D
entirely OF children and never were
there more interested auditors.
Prizes Awarded Today.
No contests are scheduled for today.
The principal feature OF today's pro
gram Is the awarding of prizes at 3
O'Clock. The drawing Of the Hoosier
cabinet offered by the Palace Furni-
ture Company will be the last thing
before the show closes, as the win
ming number will be drawn from all
paid admissions during the entire
week
In addition to the cabinet the FOL.
lowing prizes, won during the week.
VIII be awarded: Embroidery, first
prize, 50, Miss Minnie RAIDER. 643
Main street; second prize, SO, Mrs.
Harold Evans. 444 Huron street;
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GRAFTON

GRAFTON. W. Va. April 3.-charged
with having made an attack upon a
prominent lady OF the city while she was
on her way home a few nights ago. Will
liam Stout. negro. is lying in Jail here
awaiting hearing on the charge. II
IL said that the assault was made March
18TH. A warrant was sworn out for the
negro at that time. but having been
tipped on by some friends. he left the
city and went TO Clarksburg. lie re-
turned TO Grafton quietly a few days
ago, but the police heard OF his arrival
and he was soon picked up on the streets
and lodged In jail IL Is said that very
strong evidence has been obtained
against the prisoner
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POSTPONE GAME

me game or base ball which was 10
nave oeen played this afternoon al
nsrIara between the Benwood All-Coi-
lesians and the base ball team OF tho
SherIard High school has been post-
poned owing TO wet grounds until April
10. The All-Collegians expect to have
hrst class base ball team during the
season that will compare favorably with
any team OF their class 20 be found I'M
the ohio Valley. A number OF games
are being arranged TO be played against
the various school teams OF thfs se~ffoD
any one wishing 10 arrange a game NAV
90 so by calling rs National. Benwood
evening III 'ne
IN wen played game OF Basket bali
yesterday evening at the Union Hirb
enool, Inc All-CollegiaDs succeeded IN
winning from Linsly Institute nv a
score OF 2i 20 -. The game proved
quite an Interesting contest between tbs
.Wo teams and was prayed before a
hrge and enthusiastic crowd OF IoyaI
admirers OF the snort. at
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-04
sIEeKE TOLD THEM

Several weeks ago William sieble
travelling salesman OF Pittsburgh
was In the city and stated al that
time that he would have a surnrise
Tor his friends about the first M
April He came back and has sprune
the surprise. and his friends after
nuch speculation, have learned wba,
~ is. They're satisfied, too Mr.
Siebke travels for the CIuett.Peabod,
company. and will be in the CITY mari
OF next week. returning here Monday
afteF spending Sunday with his fami.
" In Pittsburgh
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New onicern Elected

The Womans Civic club has become
permanent organization with bylaws
regularly approved and adopted IL be-
gan its existence last December as a
temporary organization and has stead
lily developed and increased I'm member.
ship. At the regular meeting Saturday
at the Willard hotel the following per-
mancnt officers were elected:
President-Mrs. a. r. Warden.
Vice President-Miss Rose McGraw.
Ireasurer-Mrs. o. G. Jeffreys
recording Secretary-Mrs. c. A. Ree-
fer.
Corresponding secretary-Miss Bessie
Kennedy.
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WARWOOD
Transfers Reoroanixed.

The Warwood Transfer base ball
team held an organization meeting
yesterday evening at Thomas Kindel-
berger's barber shop in the basement
OF the bank building corner OF Seven
teenth and Main streets. The meeting
was well attended and the following
were elected as players: Bud Sutton.
Earl Sutton, Hubert Starr. Jack Bod
dy, Frank Stimmel. Carlisle Rother-
mund. Harry Kammerer. Albert On
gan. Harry Coyle. Clyde Helfenbine.
Clarence Boring and Harry Boyd. An
other meeting Of the team will be held
Tuesday evening at 1880 O'Clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-04
New Pastor raies charg..

Rev. John W. McPhail. OF Carmichael,
Pa. has arrived in the city and takes
charge OF the Presbyterian church.
which has had no regular pastor since
last iaii, LARGE attended prayer meet
ing on Wednesday night was the first
opportunity that local people had OF
meeting the new minister. and he was
warmly welcomed to Grafton.
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Men Organize Club.

The men of the congregation Of the
Presbyterian church held a meeting
last evening and organized a club.
The meeting was well attended and
Rev. Mr.. Day had charge The next
meeting will be held some time next
week
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Welisburp Briefs

Charles Campbell. OF Brilliant. o
attended the Masonic banquet IN
Wellsburg last evening.
Born. on Tuesday. March 81, 20
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Davis. Of the
FIRST ward. boy.
Born. on Wednesday. April I. 20
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Baker. OF Pleas
ant avenue. a girl
Mrs. o. J.. Herbert. of Follansbee.
was calling on Wellsburg relatives
and friends yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ii. Cook were
Wheeling visitors last evening.
William Mcpherson left today for
his home in Claysville. Pa. after a
visit for over week at the home
of his sister. Mrs. John Lewis. OF this
city.
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Inc hrst period OF the swat the f!v"
campaign ended April LIST and the ladies
OF the Women's Civic club awarded the
prizes TO a number OF the boys and
glrls who killed the most files during
that period. The result has been very
satisfactory and the fight that will ba
continued throughout the spring and
summer Is expected to do much 20 less.
en- the plague OF house playing that Is
a yearly occurrence.
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TO DEDICATE TABERNACLE.

was announced yesterday that
kev. w. s. Dysinger. pastor OF the
FIRST English Lutheran church this
CITY viii deliver the dedicatory adj.
uress al the exercises which will ded.
Ieate the tabernacle 10 be used by
heV. Billy Sunday in his revival al
Huntington. The exercises will BIO
neid Friday evening. April %. and
me Huntington revival will open the
Sunday following.
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Methodist Church.

Warwood Methodist church. corner
OF Fifteenth street and Orchard ave
nue. Rev. w. II. Gilmore. pastor
sunday school at $3.50 a. m; preach.
ing services at II a. m: Epworth
league meeting at $3.50 p. m: even
ing services al 1880 p. m. All are
cordially invited to attend any Of
the services.
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Leaaue TO Start.

The schedule has been completed
for series OF games which will be
played between April 13 and June 10
at the Warwood Bowling alleys, cor
ner of Fifth and Main streets. A num-
Der OF good prizes have been arranged
Tor the winners and much interest is
being taken.
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Met Thursday EVENING.

The Loyal Daughters OF the Chris
tan church had social meeting at
the home OF Miss Mary Reeves on
Twenty-third street, Thursday even
ing. Refreshments were served and
very enjoyable evening was spent.
Those present were: Misses Rose
Wade, Ruth Nesbit. Leoda Nesbit.
Jennet Vaukirk. Emma Craft, Blower
Thomas, Sarah Gooch, Julia Gooch.
Mary Reeves and Mrs Roy Pryor.
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Ralph F. Holden and @. J. Fullerton.
OF 'Clarksburg auditing company. have
been brought here by the new commits
sioners and will audit the accounts OF
City Collector NJ. 7. Thomas They will
make fun examination OF his books,
and report TO the commissioners az an
early date. In order that they may know
IN what condition the city finances are
az present.
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Teaehers' ExaminatIon.


Teachers uniform examinations were
given at the High school yesterday
and stoday by County Superintendent
OF Schools c. +. Potter. assisted py
Professor s. X Madris. OF the Wells
burg High school, The following are
the names OF those who took the ex-
animation: Miss Leah Agnew.
Wellsburg: Miss Minniola Atkinson.
Wellsburg: Miss Margaret Allen.
Wellsburg: Mr.. Excel Fare. Wslls-
burg: Miss Julia Chllds. wellsburg /.
Miss Pearle Cox. Wellsburg. Mr.
Claude Doak. Bethany: Mr.. w. l.
Chambers. Bethany: Miss Ethel Don
ovan. Collier; Miss Juliette. Howell.
Collier: Miss Helen Krager. Follans-
bee; Miss Martha Sanders. Follans-
bee; Miss Bessie Flaherty. Brilliant.
Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-04

Holiday Women's Relief corps will
give a pie social Saturday evening.
April 4. at the home OF Mrs. August
sauers Of Nineteenth street. All are
welcome and the ladies are planning
to entertain their friends in the best
OF style.
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The Loveland Cubs will cross bats
wit hthe Chapline Street Sluggers
this afternoon at the Richland ball
park in the southern end OF town. This
Is the second game that will be played
between the two teams and is ex
pected to be a good one.
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since the completion OF the new bridR.
over Bartlett creek. however, the old
iar ground Is again available and this
mas oeen engaged by the Hagenbeck
grounds In this part OF the state. ana I,
wen adapted to this use.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-04

ON a warrant sworn out by his Wife
In which she charged her husband with
non-support. J. N. Malone. a well known
Iaiiroad man OF this city. was arrested
"Wednesday and was required TO fur
nish bond TO show that he would sup
port bis family for the neNt Near
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-04

Nellsourg lodge. No. 80. Knights
Of Pythias. held a smoker after their
regular lodge meeting last evening.
and had entertainment for the large
crowd that was present Twelve
candidates were initiated before the
smoker was held.
This evening the initiation team
Will 90 TO Follansbee 10 initiate .
class Of Is candidates. and will Dc
accompanied there by a large num-
Der of knights from this city.
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The advance agent Of the Hagenbeck
n wallace animal show was here today
making the arrangements for the ap.
paarance Of this we'll known circus
early In May. owing % poor facilities
for shows 20 exhibit. there have been no
large circuses here for several year,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-04

Grafton friends received a telegram
today announcing the death Of George
~. Robinson I'm n hospital In Baltimore
He was resident Of Grafton for a
number OF years. and was a prominent
citizen Of the community.
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School Vacation aeains.


The city schools will close tbts
evening until Monday. April I3tb. for
the regular spring vacation. The time
was set by the Board of Education Ar
us last regular meeting. Yesterday
the superintendent gave the students
a talking to. and offered the sugges.
uon that they could do better WORT,
when school reconvened II they would
ieaVe their books at school and forget
all about school work until the time
came to take up the lessons again.
Their minds would be more fresh in
this way, and the work for the sum
mer could be started with vim and
energy. anu
Arrangements are being comnIeted
Tor the annual art and manual train
ing and domestic science exhibits
which viii take place at the High
school building on the sd and 24tb
OF the month. The features Of tho
exhibits this year will be some actual
demonstrations in the manual train.
ing and domestic science departments.
the students making demonstrations
Tor the benefit of the patrons Of the
schools who will be present.
The exhibit OF the work done in tho
county schools will also be made IN
the High school building. beginning
on the gath OF April and lasting for a
week All the schools in the county
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County Court Meats

Tho regular April session OF the coun-
" court viii be held Monday. and the
appointment OF overseer for the county
poor farm. the county inhrmary physl-
clan and the jail physician will be made
at that time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-04

pastry sale will be given at
George Stifels store. corner Of Main
and Twelfth streets, Wheeling. this
morning. by the Christian Endeavor
society Of the Presbyterian church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-04

The Passion Play will be seen here in
moving pictures In "A few days, and Is
being anticipated with a good deal OF
les"
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Will PLAY

The Loveland Cubs baseball team
with the Chapline Street Sluggers
the Richland ball park this afternoon
The game will be called at 1880.
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Elected MANAGER.

John Sutton OF Sixteent hstreet, has
been elected general manager OF the
Warwood Fire and Protection Asso-
citation of Center Warwood.
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PURE FOOD SHOW WILL BE
BROUGHT TO A CLOSE TODAY

third prize. 81. Miss Gertrude HUGH.
420s Wood street.
BaDies-ffrst prize. Ruth Carrie
Hawkins. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
ROBERT Hawkins. $40 Main street. a
so-cart; second prize. a gold neck
lace, Elizabeth Ann Hoffman. s26 Wal
nut street Martins Ferry: third prize.
gold ring. Roland ]. Boyle. son of
MT and Mrs. r. J. Boyle, 1925 Guern-
sey street. Bellaire.
bread-First prize one barrel of
nour, Miss Lottie Bailey. st. vincent's
nome. Elm Grove; second prize. one
n "a oarrel OF hour, Mrs. Clyde Taylor
80 Ohio street; third prize. one-quarter
barrel Of -four, Mrs. Dan Dunn. Gravel
Hill. Ohio.
Pure Food Samples.
Today-and then the big show will
be over.
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The sale viii start at 3 o'clock. Cakes
pies. candy and other home made pas.
stries will be on sale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-04

VII have entries IN the exhibit n
VII Be IN charge OF County SuDerin-
tendent OF schools C. T. Potter.