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Evening journal., 1914-03-31
Old People Everywhere Say
PeFuna IS good for
Coughs, Colds, Catarrhal
Diseases and after effects
of the Grip.

Il have lived in this place eighty
four years. am farmer. Was born
where | lfve. have three living chill
dren Should you publish this in the
papers, it will reach many of my old
friends You can use my picture as
you think proper Mr.. G. w Rob
erts, R. F. d. 1, Box SO, Pickens,
Miss.
Eighty-TW0 Years Old.
"I had severe attack of grip.
suffered terribly while it lasted. At
ter my attack ! sent for Peruna My
wife said | must have a doctor. but
insisted upon taking the Peruna, and
made a quick and perfect recovery"
AIr j. r. Prince, r. r. 1, Tuckahoe,
NY
SeYenty-Eight Years Old.
"Peruna has been a blessing TO me.
had catarrh so badly ] had lost the
sense of smell and taste. My stom-
ach was also bad bought a half
dozen bottles Of Peruna and will say
that 7 am completely cured of my
catarrh and the stomach trouble"
Mrs. H. A. Weaver. Somerset. Ohio.
Seventy. Eight Years Old.
81 had catarrh of the head. Com
menced taking Peruna and gained
eleven pounds. II is a great medi-
cine. A fair trial would convince any
one Of its efficacy Mr.. f. NJ. Jof-
frion. Bogalusa. Louisiana.
Those who object to liquid medi-
cines can now obtain Peruna Tablets,
Evening journal., 1914-03-31
BAKE FOR CHURCH.

A bake will be held at No 722 King
street, on Saturday morning by the
members Of the Home Missionary So
cieiy OF Scott N. h. Church
Evening journal., 1914-03-31
THE MONTHS MAGAZINES

The story win be concluded in the
April number of the magazine. Virginia
Rodorick contributes good article on
New Jobs for New Women which
deals with the subject of the trained
woman and being most valuable in pub
ic affairs and itemi1es new occupants
which huve recently opened for women.
The fiction department contains lots
OF good reading for the, idle hour. On
the Minute by George Randolph Ches-
ter; "A CassoWary and a Hymn Book,
bN Beatrice Drimshaw; and Lady
Vera, Semi Militant. by r. W. Hoinung
iarc all well worth the reeding.
The Century Magazine.
Equal suffrage enthusiasts will be in
tcfested in George Crecls article, "What
Have Women Done with the Note!
(which is one of the many good features
I ia the Century Magazine for March
Even more amazing than the prairie
fire sweep of equal suffrage writes
/ Mr. Creel, "is us effect ON those who
champion or oppose IL. IL Is an issue
that seems 90 have the disturbing quail.
ties Of hemp or poppy, shutting out ac
Qualities and inducing dreams
"As far as the United States is con.
.ccrned. equal suffrage ceased 60 be a
theory in 1859 when Wyoming gave the
vote" etc The article is divided into
various heads, each of which is discuss.
ed in a forccful and interesting way
They are as follows; How Women
Have Affected legislature "Ihe En-.
iphasis ON Economic Conditions The
Liquor Trafic;' Laws Relating 20 Pow.
lerty;" "The Fight Against llliteracyi'
1.-THE Ratio of Voting Men and Women;'
i'Women as Office Seckers:' The lnh-
ence of Equal Suffrage Upon the Hap.
piness Of the Homc.' j. Cuthbert Had.
ldcn contributes an article of unusual
interest on Bonnie Annie Laurie" with
inew researches concerning the subject
and the author of this famous song.
"Annie Laurie heroine of song
which has been popular for many. many
years, was the daughter of Sir Robert
Laurie of Scotland. Her death occurred
lin March, 1000 at the age of 90.
Richard Barry in his excellent article
On The Next Step IN Prison Reform
contrasts prisons Of the past and pres.
cnt in the United States.
Evening journal., 1914-03-31
The Nautilus

Inc Nautilus.
That Happy Childhood Makes Eli
cient Manhood Is proven true by DR..
Orison SWEET Marden. who writes con
,iucinahs on the subject In the current
number of the Nautilus.
Following along the same lines per
sonal symposium on childhood and the
Home is contributed by' Fred G. kaess-
Imam. Arthur Edward Hamilton. Mary NJ.
Antne and Florence Ford Paul ELS
worth contributes the second and final
lmstallmcnt of his article on Direct
Healing I'm it the principle and method
are shown and the article Is one of in
tcrcst throughout. Elizabeth Iowne's
editorials, though brief are pithy, in
torcsting and 10 the point
"Nhy the unskilled employee she
asks in one of the several she has con-
ltrihuted For the same reason that
ones children 90 astray in this world
for hack OF proper education of head
hand and heart, beginning IN the early
years when education comes easy
In the current number Frederick
/ II. Kennard contributes an article on
Encouraging Birds Around the
/ Home" The article. which Is heaut-
fully illustrated, is very interesting
and of special value TO bird lovers.
An article by William j, Showal.
ter on 'fRedeeming The Tropics and
a timely one on Scenes in the BY.
ways of Southern Mexico" complete
the number.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12
RAIN is A RELIEF
TO PIKE RESIDENTS
WATER QUESTION WAS GREAT
WORRY TO ALL sUBURBAHITr8
ron SOME TIME.
Arrangements Had Been MADE 20 oct
water Prom City-Wiu wow Not
ne Necessary.

The rainfall o. the ra-t two DAYS .as
helped considerably foo relieving the
auNiefE Hs fu the water question in the
nHf.fhc-riEe district FUr some time this
NHa been problem that has been u.r-
ryinr both residents and OFFICIALS ~ che
M COT virginia Traction and Electric
rnmrauf. lrNI Yesterday rain there
vas 81 probability that tire water from
the city would have 90 DO turned INTO
tne water mains Boo that district
while this situation con fruufad the
officials fhrr decided t0 HrfiI two aHHf.
fIrrHI eeIIa rf Fuitun. Accordingly thav
afardrl fhH contract and udrk raa
started % once Two storage tauka VIII
..." .. erected nf that place fn arff-
tion 10 fne tanks ~ FULTON. two storage
.. wa boz erected Al Aitenhcfni.
These tarEs arrived In che city yeater-
JAS HrN were transferred 90 Wo0drf1 Ie
IaHf o.ening. The foundation is erected
Hrd o. IrUrr force Hf men pilI likely hs
r'f.a. rf r.r" '-|r morning ON r-4
comp ief1ir ~ TIE work
non these taUEs ore finished ne
COMPANY HII fHra ar H.HfIa a.F-.afr -
water On tide over n bad drought ana
nIIl De ord RI position % Supply .l.a r..... q
NJ aI' The rreIfarfa iu mar district
THE Del extremely FrnrIfrfna and
n.er.nmsH any PROBABILITY mat water
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12

as a1d relafires r. fhis CRY
nrf NJ hnira Waite 81 49,
49, 20 Terra Ala atare fleg ull
at..l Zee weeks ulsllirr
SO laisF Arlnit Of Weich. " We
l--lirE few 1ays Etth frlsnfs
A. n AuFes ln fhls rIfr
80 a ] frurIs ieff YESTERDAY fu~
= l-l-alns ou uh@re sh@ uliI spend a
- alfs ultl frierrs ani reiaffNs-
Ars pr ? White ard drslElfer ar
.ttri ~ NJ rriso1 yesterday 20 make
fh@ir future hurrr fr tra v-r-fers' A.
rartmenrs
Miss Bertha Stout % Anedoria. n
eF-lalrE few tars Elth Threads
anr relatives Or thls cffr.
X Mcfarland 81 Cuium bus. Ohio.
"a spending a feW DAYS utth frlsr -
ard relatives lr fhis citv
M and Mrs. ~ " Hsrfarson all
leaFe thls NON inr Tor Atlantic CITY
snc other eastern roints
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12
OUTING
Mystic Lodge Of Elm Grove Plans Fer
Annual Picnic az Bianey'a
Grove.

81 the regular weekly meeting of
Mystic Lodge No. q. X. Of p OF
Elm Grove held Monday evening. Il
was decided % hold the annual picnic
a. Blaney's Grove. THURSDAY. August
90 This f. considerably later than
the usual time Of holding the outing.
but 20 was postponed until late owing
20 the large number OF members that
are o. present taking their vacation
special events are ching planned and
the event will undoubtedly far ont
shine anything o. the kind ever held
by the order
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12
MOUNDSYILLE


Arrangements have becn competed
Tor the annual convention ~ the
Wheeling district EpwOrth League.
which viii be- held in the auditorium
ON the camp grounds to-day and TO
morrow a splendid program. pub
u-had in these columns yeueTday
morning viii bo rendered during the
convention. and dalegates from every
Ipaaue in the entire district are sV-
ptrfrd 20 bs In attendance The af-
tair viii open this morning az 10
% clock. and all members OF the local
leagues az the First NJ r. church and
of calvary 81 O. church are urgently
requested 10 attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12

Since the great European war broke
out several days ago tho many lead.
INK manufacturer over the country
DO not know where and when 10 stop.
and amuuE the local field it is not "a
Diff different The Fost0ria Elsss plant
uhIIH operating as usual. I4 running
short of certain materials. and what
now un hand viii only be- used 90
furnish Che orders which are daily
being received and not for stock.
which. .u other words means that tho
factory WIN only work about one.
fourth ut thn time The United states
stamping company naz enough sup.
plies uu hand f0 continue in operation
Tor Hf least Ten weeks. whom they will
cleo take other steps Tho situation
H 'IEt Tho same af home na Orb other
cities over .HH United States
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12

Tho rrrIr- rIras III ttr rr.-.t -,
Col aNf bold 1aH- frfa rr re- r-...
eel. lawn rr ghrfnf street grfua
HHT r..r.r. Tho HnaIr H.I hr .H frr
church .H raea Of raIr
.H-frr uII leave fIa morn
.rE f.r NHarIrr. u o. arf rrIafs
n LIrf.r.a. o.. a.ard arrrraI dave
Mr. Charles er.frrr 'a fined fr
rrr home Orr wafaHaH sf-ssf sftr
ness
Andrew HOFFMAN. 90 NHr Wafr--r-
ri rsf.0r friends rr garfa.f
Hre Della WlIa Irr Yesterday frs
''a ..rr aIHfa fH frrrF frrrHa
dave VISITING relatives
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12

Mlss Mary Booher and Earl Hauu
}{on, OF homestead. Pa. were msrr.od
lt. ,sh,ns az 30 o'clock AZ tho
LL-L d. p church Dr. r. J knov
pastor Of tho church. oFirfsfed ~
t.i.naanfs were smith MrCuIIourb ,l
McNechen, and Miss Jeanette Ucobl-
sister ~ the bride Miss Hsfor 49,
ming acted as flower FIrI Fri-tr.-
ptrIi. llar' regarding the veddi- Z
w oF found in the society coIurI IL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12
RAIN BIG HELP
oo~npoyr Yesterday Was oodsend
% Farmer and Big Satisfaction
90 Heat Victims

The rain Of Monday nlsh' and Tues.
day brourh relief not only 10 sufer.
inE humanity. cattle and vegetable
llfe. but added considerably in the 70.
duciion Of The excessive heat az the
past few days About o'ciock W..
ferdHr. rain began falling and cortIr.
ned iu steady dOwnpour until come
time after dinner As n result N fhls
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12
Held Joni m..tLnn

me members Of the city council
ehI the Board OF Education OF the
Independents school dIafrIrf tcIa
tollt session last evening az the CIV
DAlalng and made up the annual 81.
ll,uate OF the several expenses for
winch the annual levy win be- laId
On le- Gay. Aug 25th The meeting
80, i.l.-.l} attended by nearly ever
"o'I or each body being present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12

John bland o. frr.rrrrrrf lad ..
..' @ Era bad both far- fadIr
hn f0I from nr. IN tfa .-a... u-
wagons m Ia said naf tra f-....
POI. '..I fHH lad tn afar or .f Fr-
a'l n.' Dol I.l not paw r-e aff.-
..H Pm Dim rrf vac -aH.rf Ir r-.r
manner under ono .r tHa wheel. -
.LOl fHs' both f.rf were harTr
H.u ard DO .a Frff.rr .I.re -I..r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12

VT ana MTa Russell Swan ara
spending few days visiting al ia.
thpela
Miss MARGARET Mckimmons o. Barn
esyIlle Re- visiting her sister Mrs Hos.
ard Iudd
Mrs. Edna Warren and son Charles
or Wierton are spending q few DAYS
with relatives ir the Fifth ward
squire Paul Riedel was business
visitor in Wheeling yesterday
Ambrose Grinneu OF gfauharvflfa
wss in the city for a few Hours yes
terday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12
NJ MECHBN


The regular weekly session n Nc
Mecncn Lodge 30 Is4. Knights ~
~ iae vss held IN the lodge rooms
IN The Nr Mecheu building iasf even
Ing a cl7su ~ candidate whir- s-e
being Inflated we're given work f~
'fe Flref and Second degrees nos.
pite the condition o. Tho weather a
F1od number of members were pres.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12
Picnic Po,tnnr.a

ne annual picnic and outing OF ti,..
-. 4. VI. OF this section Of M
49,. ,Hnlcn was 20 have been held az
puhea owing 20 the inciemenrv ~ Inc
weather. The affair will nov be 40
On tuesday. August sth. af the sane
place, Wheeling park Tlckets soi,t
.v. yesterday viii BE- honored a. the
gate on the above date
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12

Ihe Democrats % Union district
are going 10 linber up their haayv
artillery Thursday August ~ unfor-
tunate datel when they meet In a
mass convention az The FIfth ward
hose house. 4 candidate Tor Justice
OF the peace will be nominated and
1ondQlence Club Organized. the pri-
mary object Of which will Is. to sx-
tend sympathy 20 one r. r Hodges
Who o. being led 20 the slaughter Iu
a hopeless light against Howard Su-
thefland for congressman a. large
Precinct committeeman will also %
named
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12

nearly al streams. which have been
completely dry FOR sometime. had m
considerable supply Of water last eve.
ning ne water precipitation. from
, 10 clock yesterday until evening was
l.uo up 20 Il. m yesterday ~. yes.
ISIS wa
temperature yesterday were gs FOL.
lloNs Highest 20; : o'clock a M. 10
o'clock p. M. 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12

future This is new idea ana has
never been held In this CITY hereto.
ioIe ana will attract a verv LARGE
SSI9iWd The exact date and place FOR
Lolul1E same has not as yet been Sc
very short time. ''''H
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12
VIII open corfec,Ior.,y

Tho confectionery which the SIpp-
re- brothers are installing IN the
building formerly occupied by the
junction saloon. a. nearing compile
ton and viii be open 20 the public
IN tue near future The soda -four.
Tain purchased from the bankrupt
sale OF the Basic confectionery In
wheeling has been installed and the
tlle nOor Is now being laid
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12
70 go. saturdau

The All-ColleEians will 70. a.sy IN.
Martins Ferry Athletice nest Ssfttr-
DAY a. was stated a few days ago buf
VIII play the game one week from
saturday The reason FOR the post
ponement was because three Of the
local players will b. on their vaca-
tious and consequently out OF town
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12

INC rainfall ~ tho past twenty
.of r0Od for the cropa r.re,I,ft..
lnls section The crops were air-..,
gone and N Tho rains had NOT h.-
p'n'd The farmers would have b.a- .t
.a' 20 know al to what they would
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12

Blazing Arrow Tribe 40 10 I'm.
proved order o. Red Men mer In the
Barlow building last uiCht In regular
weekly session. 4 class Of candidates
ef'>-+nitlated and the meeting was
q busy one a good number Of mem
b"rs were present and az the close
Ihe business meeting social hour
was en- loved
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12

Iho Mrhecnen school building De-
being gotten ready f0r ifa rrrf -ea
sion ri school which uIH open sfhfr
fH"'Hrr month. The huIHI.rr .a being
thoroughly rIeaFrf and renovated r.f
H.. nr Don rErriianf condition af tHa
trE.rHIrr ~ The school period
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12
BENW00D


Needing In regular semi monthly
session. The BenNood city council last
hlsht awarded the contract Tor the city
usntinE system 20 the Nheeiirg Eiec-
vac company Representative from
ne ulherenf companies were present
enc the question Vas warmly contest
"a rom besinninE 90 end. The Tung-
sten system % lighting will replace
me present system. The contract was
az arded % the successful company
on the grounds that their offer met
ne needs Of the city ~ this time
Llfnts o. various siKee nav Be- IN
siahed under the agreement sith the
Wheeung Electric Company The city
lery vas submitted BY the committed.
nut Was laid on the table until the
nett regular meeting two weeks
hence The baltimore A. Ohio Rail
road Company vas granted permit
70 change the line Of telegraph poles
along Sixth street from the railroad
20 water street The line will be
straightened The company vas given
permission BY council 20 remove 4
number Of trees on MrNachen street.
which Will be an obstruction.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12

Governor Cox yesterday appointed
the three members Of the state tax
commission. y II ! Mum. \ B Peckin.
uagh. and ChnAt Pabst, delegates 20
the National Tax Association. which
convenes An Denver Sept y 90 n Al
tenatoa appointed are y. r.. Warwick
Cleveland. n Meyers Dapton. and
Rufus " Smith. Cincinnati
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12
MEErlNo POSTPONED.

The meeting Of the Layman's
League Of Trinity Lutheran church OF
bridgeport which vas 20 have been
held last NIGHT. was postponed until
Thursdey evening. Tho injecting VIII
BE- held a. the home % Air William
Ohterdineer and an members are
urged 10 be present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12

Jacob Newman who conducted two
clothing stores In this city filed "a
petition IN bankruptcy today tie has
$3.50 and owes 81. 600 Wholesale
clothing houses are his chief creditors
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12

The police are looking for Valicc
Atwood. AGED IL. who disappeared o.
few DAYS ago from her home leaving
n rota SAYING che Intended 90 commit
suicide by drowning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12
HOLDS
BRIEF SESSION
cry EAT-Iss sEFUsE 70 oFFUP
RE"ARD sos ARREsT O.
fNcEsolARIEs
A-naai AppreprIs orcirar-s 81
Mary smau Mates -

council last ulEhf ar BE- rtEllar
lee .ins refused Oh agrropr.aie f-aa
% cier a. reward CO. slrlCislt 80.
dence 20 cause TIE arrts- or curnlc-
ton Of me psrson " r-rsons sro
have been settlnE ere to blIltinss or
ilF south side. Councilman HrlErs
crered tte resolution Mr. Taarr
moved 90 lay on the table and on olI
call The motion carried b. q 90 81
vote. Iu making the motion air Ianer
aid be did not believe in Offering The
reward a. he believed the police force
v A. able 20 cope With the situation
ard that the money would excite ln
founded stories By those eho wish 90
secure the reward
lhe annual appropriation ordinance
submitted BY The finance commission
vas ordered printed In the dalls -
Iers. 20 b. aCted upon az the nsNf
nlfeting Of council On tvo weeds The
same method Vas used with the gr.
rud reports Of the coard Of control
the auditor and treasurer This action
submitted by the hnance committee
for the rcarranEinE Of the water rent
syAtem was referred 20 the ordnance
committee for he action.
Councilman fancy Introduced an OF.
dinanCe. which passed. proViding that
ordinances drafted should appear be-
fore the city Solicitor and have him
draft the ordinance. and that a Zee %
SIS should b. paid motion % lay
on the table. b. Councilman Hedge.
was lost by an aye and nay vote The
report 81 the loan commissioners Vas
received and flied
Many Small Matters
The report Of tho ordinance com
mittee on the Mcclure hotel mar
quize was passed without opposition
An b.
placing the cost OF electric signs az
slo was Concurfed Boz by the Second
branch
Matters referring To- the going over
~ the water report records etc were
referred 90 the light and water com
mittee Tor action. a report OF the
vouchers for the month 81 July was
read. received and filed
Councilman Tauey objected 90 the
item OF bread In the workhouse report.
hut be- found that the amount con.
-umed was not excessive
An appeal Of squire Nuerec for a
small tract OF land 40 the foot OF Six.
teenth street on Main was taken up
ana referred 20 the committee on real
estate. A petition from residents Of
Lind street Tor q continuation Of the
wall. was referred 90 the streets. al.
ley- and grades committee.
Assistant Secretary John r. Rem.
nard. or the Play grounds Association.
Andrew v. Fisher and Roy g. Nayior
appeared before council and asked
that the city appropriation be raised
for parks and play Erounds from 81 600
20 az least $4,000 They showed where
cities OF equal size iu other States
we're appropriating great sums for
this work
Council recessed until August 90.
when the appropriation ordinance will
be- taken up Tor debate and passage
The matter Of tho filtration bond
issue did not make its appearance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12

Funeral services over the remains
OF the late Mrs Penelope Yost. wno
passed away az her homo on Nc
Mechen street this city last satur-
day. were held from the Flrst ~ r.
cnlrch with fitting ceremonies a. z
O'Clock yesterday afternoon Deceas-
"a was an AGED and highly respected
cltlzen OF the city and had lived here
Tor many years She was the widow
OF the late Aaron Yosf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12

The regular earlf rorfffv .a.r- 90
me Nr Nrrhnr BOARD of Trade -ff
Do held IN tho MrWcrhen school
building tomorrow night 10 De- 70
ported That THE session vuI BE- "a
warm one aF great amount rf hrsf
ness has been held over I7 tho pact
AT members are urEed ~ DO present