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The evening world., 1914-03-14
Straight From
The Shoulder
Success Talks to YounG Men.
Copyright. iSiA. b. Ths Prsas rytihhias Co.


%. Dsctsion.
IT'S q. strange lAct. but the less
l mind Of his own . young man
has the longer It takes him to
make II up--which signifies more
than that minds are unlike beds.
Lack Of decision has kept uAany .
young man from success-that 10.
from the kind Of SUCCESS that 10
wilton In capital letters. His In
ability to make up his mind promptly
and surely has given opportunity
time to dodge by him time and again.
a general. leading his army In
time Of war. carries the responsibility
Of decision. He must decide when to
advance and when to retreat. He
able position and strength, the
chances Of q battles outcome, the
lighting condition and military ef-
fectiveness OF his own troops. War
10 more battle OF keen wits than
many people realize. 1t isn't wholly
q matter Of numbers. or armament
or even patriotic zeal. 1t 10 largely
q matter Of decision. The genera
who decides great military question,
the more promptly and the more
surely has tho tremendous advantage
over his adversary.
30 tho generals In the business war
which yields battle every day. &,
on to triumph or down to defeat. &C
cOrding a. they have employed de
cision. And no In the little skir
mishes OF your own work day. II 20
are not great business general. d
you rise or fall by your decisions
or your lack OF them.
Learn to decide. Learn to decld
saEely and promptly. II IL the anu
lot that will give you something bel
ter than more luck" In your dali
battles.
The evening world., 1914-03-14
Chapters From
a mans Life
Copyright 1914 By plA.s Co. IN. s,.uns wodd
By Dale Drum m ond

forgot my unpleasant errand, % on
vious was ! that she could live 90
much better than could. Her hus-
band was not % we'll educated az
Jack: not nearly 10 good looking.
Jack was handsome man. every ono
friends would often ask mo Il were
not Jealous? But while was fond
and proud Of Jack I was not Jealous.
Indeed had no cause.
Nellie greeted me efIusivsly, and
without giving me time to tell my
errand. dragged mo Into the dining
room to. show me o new set OF mono.
grammed dishes she had purchased
the day before. Any good resolu.
tions might have made, any regret
! might have felt In connection with
deceiving Jack, was forgotten IN the
veriest spasm Of envy that possessed
"oh. Ne,l," I finally exclaimed. II
forgot to tell Jack this morning, and
I have q bill OF Ave dollars ! must
pay. 70 i thought I would Just run
around and ask you to lend It to me
until tomorrow. Your dishes are so
lovely I nearly forgot what ! game
time in my life I tried to borrow
...Certainly, Sue. II I have It," and
getting her purse she gave me the
money. l hurried 70 the once Of the
gas company. paid the bill, then went
home feeling all the time pat II wa
Jacks fault. not mine, thu had &C
to humiltkte myself.
Had Jack done a. some mon do
had I heen placed ~ many. womer
are, who are Obliged to rely on Z
mans mercy: TO ask for every penny
they spend. who by tricks wheedis
from their husbands what 10 not prof
fered and what they dare not Dc
mand, there miGht have been som,
excuse for me. Hut. aside from wins
was absolutely. necessary for. hts OK
penses, Jack trusted the handling o
his money entirely ID me. He, pal,
the rent on the frst OF each month
,, and would sometimes remark laugh
ingly when givins me nearly al tn
rest: ~
ut 10 your business to SPEND tn
money. dear. earn II. and Il Ism
. fair for one to do both"
And I did spend II. =
/, Now instead Of feeling conaclenc
!. stricken or making up my mind I
/ do differently In the future. ]. Will
!. loving Jack, blamkd him for my pm
dicamsnt. Had he been Ices afrai
: Of losing his position, he might hav
1 taken Mr. Ransom's tip and mad
1 Thousands. Yes, THOUSANDS. II
We had flgured It all out on pap.
Q the night 'heeore. Thobe thousand
: We NIGHT HAVE HAD. +.,,,.
" ITO He CoutlhuedJ b.
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Hist! The Secret Of Fascination.

S0F acauesced . prSty
10 q
form widows a nun q
q
sttss
Yes" declared the Widow Judging
stare at one when shrouded in there
thing Of the Turk makeup" ~
WELL
teres much puss and that's
hold
With secret And with
until 10 7lg-.s
At last repeated the Bachelor
pity they didn't discover
tho illusions they have been dpeine for the
Why
be anything to reform or anybody upif
added cosopRy ITS
wouldn't ~
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occupy him moro than his work. He
woke up one morning to nnd that he
had all wife and no work: which
made him o very dull man indeed.
He had not kept UP with his business.
and 10 the business had gone on
without him---to somebody else.
+ Then the woman was compelled ID
learn eel. reliance. She had to cook
her own meals and mako her own
dresses and do her own. .srrands;
while hAf husband had TO begin all
oveS~ sfain. And Il was not % easy
In VhS later. years. In fact. II wei
Aafd, uphtt WORK. DO not know u
ny &as!lx s.ecs:sa es!:x ~ ~. many
:s ~; i; s.; s: - $ !
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{ Rush Of Words to the He'd.
GSrROM cablcd accounts" -.
marked the head polig1ns.

N @.,.. s''' ss. s s:.s s:,.., :.
'Our friend ,Ambassador Haao,
turned loose . lot Of indiscrsst Isn-
guage over In London the eslas
night"
And the moro he tries 70 .>nnsoan
the deeper he gets in," erred ~
laundry man. "Stili, AAhbas0a -
and Ministers win make bad Tr601II -
and the tendency IL we'll known. I r. f.
We keep on yAnkipg --clti.sns o. Or
glorious republic out Of the ssoilaai6n
Of business of'ices and editorial 1900
ums and dircctors' rooms and sen1 ~
them abroad to blab and blab, y "a
why an American ,AinbasGn3 or
should get up In public and, S1n n
lot OF verbal mush on every - r
occasion 10 . mystery. The Hs.lESa{
sadors OF foreign nations c6mI1 q
this country don't do It. OccesioSoal
one OF these commits q faux ESX0
Il were. In . letter or In priva3o ~
vsreation. Maybe our puh)ic -
habit 10 responsible for the 60 =
sati0nal marvets We send 10 fSeoS1z
parts to represent our GovsrnmeSf.1
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In the early part
Of their married
life he was care.
full to do every
little thing that
she wanted done
-because In the
beginning tn .
aim 10 TO please.
This woman
believ 20 d In
training up q
husband In the
way he should
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NOT so DIFFERENT.

81 BROOKLYN WOMAN, summoned explain why she
allowed her daughter to stay away r'm
- school, ready with Che answer:
II ~ III daueAesr marry
sassAips but TO - married H.. I'D
Benighted ignorance But listen 10 what Miss Vida
pa telling audience Of highly enlightened femn at the
little Theatre the afternoon: .,.. -,
,.i s,n blame anything get
AvShanA. .
~ \ shl her Wits ~ husband for shes
: Sod without than kettle without fire.
These sentiments put into the mouth Of wise old Irish
Then speaking in her character Miss sutton
hasd that slit skirts svish following Of fashions and m
aa oil results Of perverson Of natural conditions that keeps
hen and women artifcally apart.
Here York segregated from the time they
tasss and thsV meet except In IN artificial At
= nssvA~a 4 sh may one marry
. shsuiA have dossn. -.
We world. Co educaon
~ aiea-yss. coquetry.
Anyhow benged ignorance and the higher philosophy to
nand other pretty we'll when they meet ground
- 0uestntsudsn . public letter asking
~ New Ysst aaaucss all school
suaAnas spsnng puuctuatieu and grammar
= 0Aueksi - WAed hes NJ
-. WY Cor Hanmsr ~ long - We are soodf'
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Meters From the People,

appreciates . homo and q wife, be-
cause he comes In contact with diff
fersnt elements daily. Naturally Nv
ha0 In hotsls. he II glad TO ret bacl;
20 wtfey and his home. OF course
there ere exceptions to every rule
ut q city nan unAsr his Wifa'e noes
es.''s'. z \ Wy ''.I III 8. %
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modesty that 10 more offensive than
frank boaStinE.-Albany Journal.
A man with an axe 10 grind 10 sel-
dom willing to turn the Erindstoue
himself, ---Albany Journal. -
A. ., ~ So 49,. - :. - :
No Spattsr how much tronbls $ns
6esrowt. there 2 plsnty mors who're
\ 49, fsA76egee Ns4e ~.
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WuiCu W~ tOrnn0O
at the Hotel As
tor + b urs d. y
night?" asked the
head pollsher.
II did," replied
the laundry man.
and I paid par.
ticular attention
TO tho fact that It
came In ON sneak
ers. Apparently
It II to be q sort
~ aACrAt aoNiAty
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chap
the etR
body
shocked
miserable for ALI the prudishncss
the pleasures the yS eT the
funny!" ~.
Well
black sheep has wabb all the broad and rused road and
everybody along with him. se doesn't matter much who ST 81
the
But no doubt theytd way out Of IT, he added with Sigh
"A OF what Mr. Weatheby7" Widow
out Of wearing CLOTHES the full Of the ny
Bachelor I've noticed
they to balance thing. cutting the nees and the
chance his Imagination
Poor Widow
It's his Imagination not
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\ 11DnltSeae vssvss,sss ~ otsbssAs
! NO. S1nya@As evssiss wsld; .
" 49, ~ As,ss II eommersSaa tray.
- 49, 80 .hvseaada. ] have
49, qoeE1o .tvspty-9sp yeess - =
n ta ~ ~ 49, go
~ M XII S11rJ9n11oS
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CHAPTER ".

~ me. or your gas
will be shut OF to-
morrow" snapped
the man who had
been sent to col
lect the gas bill.
which l. had al.
lowed TO run un.
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The Weeks Wash
Bv Martin Green

Copyright. 1919. b, rhs Pres Pubiiihi
SSN I'D you get this new reform
- organization. The Associa-
tion OF tho Grand Jury
The evening world., 1914-03-14

The ''Hindvancs to Her Husband"
~ nee upon q time there was Q
. man. He had . wife. Tho man
was anxious to please his wife.
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NO STAR CHAMBER NEEDED.

COMMITTEE made up Of members Of Grand Jury panels,
calling itself "The Association Of the Grand jury proposes
10 exercise wahfu supervision the business Of the
f"o keep lookout for all forms Of wrong1ong in
municipal or private organizations
large orebut the idea to extend tine subjects OF Grand
Jury Investigation by adding the of information and the
inquiry to Grand jury The Association also
% to have public officials appear before and explain the workings
their departments when the Grand Jury may be casting its
och directions.
So far it's good enough pan But why let be understood
hat the committee to pow spy and formulate dark and
deees II is said to be the oe of the promoters o have
not oil Of the important subjects acted Grand
first subjected to discussion in the deliberations Of the
irand jury committee
the promoters they will hasten to dspe the impression
hat the committee looks itself Star Chamber Secret
'ounc Of nquors What the city wants frank OPEN
@ discussion Of its aanot whispering committees that goat
yer methods Of stealth. secrecy and espionage.
The evening world., 1914-03-14

More time and money ASKED fer TO complete MI
nicipa building This the ninth time the
contractors bored and be released their
bond relieved further work
May taxpayers also DO permitted to feel tired:
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Fables of
Everyday Folk.
By Sopkfe'Ieene Loeb,

Copyright, 1914, b. m, Pres rublishing %.
THE New York cvsnAnG W0g4d).
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-23

The members 81 TIE Warfins F.r-,.
Whist club were pleasantly entertained
i;oorre iil,t-Ihoon 81 the home Of Mrs.
There. was an over supply OF peacbes
season Ut tNe
AZ ,arranEements have been completed
mans Christian Tempersrc. n u
winch viii be held IN this citv Fridax
Se.eIai candidates we're Initiated az
Moose held in their hail last evening
several out-of-town Republican, at
..lfd We NEE ting held In this city last
rntth Tor the purpose o. organising
q, The new Jerseys recently ordered for
team have arrived ard viii be- iistTibgil
'h ihe latter part ~ the week
hhe members ~ the high school foot
9li on The city park grounds last even.
,. Ths Enlshts % rytbias hold q we'll
alLcnled meeting in their hail last evr,,
WH Hud several applications we're rerrfe-
OF Cor memhcrshfn
hLae people are still burning leaves aiI
n,.I. Or the dag dcsuite the warning
,f. ~ ~ city officials REGARDING
man on toe Martins ferrp -uridgs8oIr,
llyision has returned 90 work after a
Nihh vacation
FOL, If t s rsl vas agother warm one
mLlf were forced fo 10 home
Tic Haufst Rand oil thia rity ~
a.r nU-Iigation to f1in the Muairiara
Nttl nf Wnnellnr and WIN be- taken
T" fihe hrst II neat month
L'f Hi Hlg been elected ne a mem
n'f m thc athletic board o. rerresent
VIC Junior rlIar
YEARLY 90 OF ffc IoraI nfforrsvu v,r.
Pr ~ lInlrrtIIlN yesterday o. BE- rr ~
f"L N lhg opening IN court
Ihc liHlrfnn bulfirr 0r south rrprtt
paint 'NAi "f
fnnI rrnFrrea ir being made ON "a.
..f. ~ laying The sever On rfrffb
lii.'. tnl ihr work viii be- comnlefed
~ EFFORT la being made % have ft.
iiirg Thnnkerftfnr day ID he r.ff
tll h- used hr fhe hirh school f..f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-23
KNOCKS HAY FEVER
CLEARS THE HEAD
STOPS CATARRH
mis- Pleasant, AntiseptIe. Cleansing
Heshno Balm 10 Having Great
Success Everywhere.

Here Is a new Catarrh and Hay
Fever remedy recently perfected and
put on the market that all should in
vesnsate. IL is known as the Nos
trioia treatment and all druggists
nave II for their customers.
Nostriola is an antiseptic. cleansing
healing balm. quickly opens the head
and heals the sore. infiamed Innings
OF the air Passages. II also strength
ems them so they can resist attack.
and usually hay fever can be avoid
ed entirely IL the Nostriola treatment
Is started in time and kept up faith
fuily until the hay fever season Is
over.
Nostriola costs but a trife-25
cents for large tube containing sixty
days treatment and you should keep
tube handy 10 use for Colds, Ca
arrh. Group and all diseases and
stoppages OF the air passages.
Get a tube OF your druggist today
and you will wish you had tried
Nostriola sooner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-23
EMANCIPATION DAY
is OBSERVED HERE
coLoREo PEOPLE OF WHEELING
AND VICINITY HAVE A
BIG TIME
Parade In Morning, Program Rendered
on Fair Grounds and Dance and
Banquet Were Features.

emancipation day was nttingiy cell
ebrated yesterday by the colored peo-
pie Of Wheeling and vicinity as wen
as a number OF visitors from neigh
boring towns. including Washington.
Pa; Fairmont and Pittsburgh. The
event was opened in the morning with
a parade. led by Colonel James Bran.
son. over the principal streets of the
city. The parade consisted Of the
Boys Brigade. the Golfers band on
Washington. Pa: the students of the
Lincoln school and a number OF the
prominent people of the city, in car.
riages.
Following the arrival Of the parade
on the Island fair grounds the pro.
gram of the day was carried out IN
the horticultural building. The prin.
cipal address in connection with the
observance OF the event was deliv-
cred by Rev. w. o. Davis. pastor OF
the Wayman A. NJ. f. church. who
delivered a splendid address on What
Has God Wraught" In the beginning
OF bis address. the speaker gave a
very good account of the early his
tory OF the colored race in Africa and
the bringing of slaves TO this country
In the year 1913. The next point OF
interest discussed was the buying and
telling OF slaves among the early
colonies and OF the part that the col
ored soldiers played in the Revolu,
tionary war, at Bunker HILL and other
important battles. fought during the
war as we'll as in the Civil war. and
the late Standardization war. The
gallantry of the colored soldier on the
battlefield of Bunker Hill, Boston.
Portsmouth and San Juan was great
ly eulogized by the speaker. as he
spoke OF the bravery displayed by the
colored regiments in war.
The concluding remarks OF the id.
dress we're very striking, as the speak.
er stated. we should forget our differ
ences and get together. for in union.
there is strength. The pulpit, the
press and the race. must work for
union. Not a flower blossoms without
struggle and in the ebb and flow
OF human life. hopes have been seized
and merged into the golden hope OF
realization.
Read Proclamation.
Following the address Of Rev. Da.
Wis. the Emancipation proclamation of
Abraham Lincoln was read by Miss
Pearl Anderson. OF Bridgeport. follow
ed by several other addresses.
Dancing was the feature in the at.
ternoon in the Horticultural building
while later in the evening quite a num-
Der watched the sham battle conduct
ed by the colored Boys Brigade. Fol-
lowing the sham battle. a football
game was played between the students
Of Lincoln school. Another feature in
connection with the event was the
mile and a half bicycle race. which
was won by Edward Walters.
The grand ball which was held at
the Market Auditorium last evening
brought the observance OF the day to
successful close. Quite a large
crowd was present and splendid music
was furnished by Bentfeld's or
chestra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-23

Much Interest was taken in thts ct,,.
Virginia. w Asht IN
case OF dlphtheria has been repor,.d
~ ne home Of Mart Burris in Kirk-
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. John Ns,,o,
OF this city. a ten pound bov.
nc local Aerie Of Eagles held n v..lt
ing man iast even
Last night was the warmest ~ a..
week ana the men IN the mills suefered
Ross Hill, Of this city. left vostcr-
Ial morning for a several DAYS bunt
ing trip 20 Frceport.
court opening OF
In the domino match between Ko.y-
" quo Windsheimer and Frefor ara
Muhleuau Monday evening the &c.,
two went down to defeat. ''' ''e'
~ o. said that the chicken fbfc,yc. q, 81.
sun BUSY IN the vicinity on Erootstds
me Uniform rank Of Maccabeee bcid
wei attended drill In their hail Ia ~
several local people will 20 20 No.
Poet funeral. '"e NC
Manager Bloom OF the Bowler b....
ehll team ~ trying 20 arrange Fanneg
i"r saturday and Sunday
me high school football team -
announcer good work out on the local -.
grounds last evening f'"s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-23


Spending a few days with friends al
Flushing
Albert Kemp has returned 10 his home
~ h.lhesda, after visit with relatives
Miss Alma PiersoI. Of South pofiot-.
if VISITING friends al S. ClairFvfiie
- Mfs pan Heath o. 100 "a her home in
Mrs. s. Payne. % Harrison street IL
IN guest o. friends az Columbus
Joseph McClain left Yesterday Tor
W. .hlnEfon 20 enter the ~ a ~ COLLEGE.
.l-s Grace Frv ~ South HsIiaire. has
f..i..lrned from visit with friends al
hir. ara Mrs James Fischer ana M,
30 Spending "a few days with friends al
Tho ladies' Auxiliary OF Trinity
Episcopal church viii meet Tttire,f,y
evening in the parish rooms.
Fftnk humphrey 0f Fast Tfvaruaof
!" Fneet ~ relatIvcs here
Miss Sadie Eurf0ff ar Gravel sam L.
visitinr relatives az Cleveland
Iue Sophomore class ~ the Local
h'rh schgol VIII meet This evening and
belIaIro Chapter order rr the rart-rr
sam Duufre. Democratic candidate fo-
a.riH was o. visitor in The cltY yrrfer-
The Ansrious club held r,.etf,g
ngrf foilowIng The work a iurrhegr
81 and Afrr Colt on Cleveland ...
tlsitlnE their daughter. Mrs carleton
Hat mon. on North Jefferson street
zoe burton hla returned from an auto.
m..lle lrp tu Cleveland
~ ri bel BIAS returned from a
Fls,i Win reInuyeg NJ belmont
Elol ls yiaiting friends and relatives ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-23
CORRECTION
statement In lntelligeneer Yesterday
said Empire National Bank Had
Received-Waa An Error


In the report of the case of the
Empire National bank, of Clarksburg,
VS.. 5. W. Harper and W. c. Handlan,
IN The lntelligencer yesterday morn.
ing an error was made in which II
appeared that the bank had been
placed in the hands of a receiver in /.
stead OF the National Telephone Com
pany. The bank was not In the hands
of receivers and is now doing an ex-
cellent business. The suit was
brought by the bank against the two
men named, who were sureties. to-
gether with Mr.. John A. Howard on a.
note for $4,000. given by the COM
pany.
Because Mr.. Howard became bank
rupt. the suit was brought against the
other endorsers. Subsequently tho
bank realized s22.5OO. leaving a bal
by the bank.
ance Of $500. the amount sued for
BY the bank.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-23

Miss Marguerite Hudson. Of Delaware,
O.. is spending a few days, the guest OF
her grandmother. Mrs. Maria Christy.
on Main street
Attorneys Fred Spriggs and Cook
Danford, Of Bellaire. we're here Tues
day on legal business.
Mrs. Lyde Winters OF MINNEAPOLIS.
Mimi, Is the guest OF her brother. A T.
McHelvey, at his home on Marietta
street
Miss Ella Scheck viii leave the nrst
OF next week for Pasadena. Cal. where
she expects TO make her home.
Mrs. J. r. Lynn T. visiting relatives
al Capen Springs, W. Va
Mrs. ;. l.. Jepson, Of Wheeling, spent
yesterday with local friends.
Miss Madge simpson. Of Pittsburgh,
5 spending Few days with relatives on
Main street
Mrs. J. Conner. Of Oak Harbor. O..
Is the guest OF her daughter. Mrs. David
Mitchell. on Marietta street
Assistant Court Reporter ]. Gibson,
returned from Columbus yesterday and
has resumed his duties In the court
room.
Dr Doneghy. Of Wheeling. was mere
on business Tuesday
Attorneys George Colpitts and J. II
CLANCY. Of GAINESVILLE. were transact
ing business about the court house
Tuesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-23
IN 20 MucH Hrlp-

Yesterday was an ideal fav al,
marked tho beginning ~ Tho fsiI Goa
con nnd The passing OF summer Tbe
.rmpof'iuro 90 O'Clock On the morn
lnf wac hs degrees. but by the mid
al' or ihc afternoon THE temperature
ti"nd or p degrees and BY Z o'clock
M ihe evcning had dropped back 10
~ degrees. due tO The storm which
passed to The east Of tho city. BE-
tween This city and West Alexander
Tate in The evening a GOOD rain fen.
Will" very little feil IN the city mr. az
west Alexander. The storm being more
or less local
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-23
ONLY "eILlNer CANDY

a pot Of candy boiling over in the
cellar OF the Dyson candy shop almost
called the FIRE department to put OUT
a fire. Some passersby noticed the
smoke issuing from the cellar. and be-
came quite excited and made a run for
an alarm box. but the clerk appeared
on the scene and said he had allowed
pot Of candy 10 boil over.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-23
LEFT LARGE ESTATE.

NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-The supple,
mental report OF the tax appraisers re-
appraising the estate OF Joseph Pulit-
ger, publisher OF the New York World
and the ot. Louis Post-Dispatch at the
time of his death. made public this af-
ternoon. hxes the gross value of the
estate at S2O.355.ss5 and the net value
at S1S.637,545.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-23
Placed In Position

The tackling dummy which was pur-
chased last year for the use o fthe high
school football team. was Placed in DO
sltion on the Hoyle field yesterday aft
erhoon, and Will be used by the mem
ners o. the team In the practice games
hereafter. Several new faces were seen
among the members OF the team yester-
Gay, and IN indications are that the
team this year will be the strongest
that ever represented the school.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-23

I'D" HH|HUN uN The nHHIUH 20 .r.....
prayer meetings 20 b. b.ff d, 49, I'll. II
Mlu he heId fhla evonine DOB fI. rr..r
lfean YtcriHu church nf the r.rfrr -
fNurlh qnd walnut Hfrlrfr arf II.
doubt n largo rr.vf ..rI 81
ael WeeN r. union prayer mraffnr a..-
Ne.n in ihe tirst baptist church mo-.
N.l.n no. linFf VIII D. held 600 after ff.
revival witch win Do H.f Ir ftf- .It.
tHo latter part o. NurrrIHrr ''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-23
Attended Republican Meeting.

Last cvensn.. in the Board Of Trade
building IN Martins Ferry. the Renrb-
hcan- held very important meeting
and NUMBER from this place attended.
aFd Lynch. Deputy Robert Hilles At
iorney George ThornburE. q. g. Butgor.
John g. Nichols. Deputy Probate mas.