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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-16
DARING ROBBERY
Rsynold's Tailor shop IN martins Ferry
Entered and Robbed sunday
Afternoon

one Of the boldest robbcries 20 be
pulled on in Martins Ferry for some
time. occurred yesterday afternoon be-
tween the hours % three and Eve
o'clock. in the heart o. the business dis
trlct The = Reynolds tailoring
shor on South Fourth street was the
place selected FOR pulling on the deed
and ~ a. a wonder that the rohher or
robbers we're not seen while IN the act
during those hours. Mr. Reynolds pass
"a the place about three o'clock and
noticed that cvcrything was alright
When he again passed after the revival
services we're over. he noticed that one
of the front windows was raised little
and on crossing The street noticed that
three one dollar bills. which had been
placed in the window as an advertise
ment we're missing. az well az several
% vas "a once seen that some one
bad been in the place and an investiFa-
zion was 20 once made, and n was
entrance had been sained 90 The store
room. aa al ~ the windows we're 49,
cure g. were the doors except the one
which waa raised. and no one could have
60 10 o. the cellar and ree m an en-
trance could have been gotten that way.
open. When the police reached The eel
Jar. they noticed that the hot afr pine
from The heater had been removed ana
from which place entrance vas rsineI
There vas no IRE in thc furnace yerter-
Gay. which accounted Tor the pipe be-
inc removed
The following articles we're missing.
three one dollar bills IN the show win
dow. seven uecktice. one silk lined
oNcrru1t two fancy vests. two rair ~
uanie ana one sack coat lm n1I about
500 value The work showed that fna
robbery vas carefully planned and fnaf
fne ucrrOn who entered tho place una
Familiar with the workings ~ the rrf-
ltI and room. Tho Martins Ferry police
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-16
SOME EXCITEM ENT
Martins Ferry Han Caused Worry
Among Residents Last Might
Nhcn He FIRED Several
revolver Bhoto.

Residents IN the vicinity Of the old
Huckeye glass house in Martins Ferry.
last evening. thought that the Euro
pean war had been transferred 90 that
place. when several revolver SHOTS were
heard in quick s"ccesfi3u. A. it was
dark number OF people we're afraid
90 20 near the place Tor fear Of being
hit ~ the stray bullets. Police head
quarters we're ut once notified and Of
ncer Bcazle rushed 90 the place where
be Uncovered Abe" Hnuar Of Aetna
vile, carrying "a revolver iu his hands
and shooting iu tine ar. lie was at
once placed under arrest and taken to
the city building where it was seen that
he was under the influence 81 liquor A.
Tar ~ could b. learned. no one was
struck hy the tginE bullets. BE viii be
given nearing this evening and no
dguht charge ~ carrying n revolver
vii b. placed gEaiust MIN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-16
PYTHIANS NAVE
MEETING TONIGHT
MYSTIC LODGE WILL EurxnrAu
AT ELM CROW.
An Lodgs OF the Order In This Vicinity
WIN Ne 3spres sntsd At
the Meeting.

The annual visitation OF Mystic lodge.
No "A. X. OF p. Elm Grove. will be held
this evening in the Majectic theatre at
that place. Arrangements have been
made TO have several OF the high Off
GERS OF the lodge present for the even
Ing. The principal address OF the meet
ing will be made by Grand Chancellor
John II. Arbenz. An excellent program
IL being arranged and will consist OF
several interesting talks on Pythianism
and other matters in connection with
the order. Delegations from all the
lodges In the vicinity OF Wheeling will
be In attendance and indications are
that this will be the biggest visitation
ever held by the lodge. All members OF
the evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-16
TURKS OCCUPY EOTUR

LONDON. Nov rs. ~ IS a. m.-The
correspondent a. COnstantinople OF
Reuter's Telegram comuaHy forward.
ing dispatch by way Of Berlin says:
Turkish troops have occupied Ko.
tur ~ town with n population 81 a..
0OO) in the Persian province Of Azer.
baiian. which until nov has been IN
tho hands 81 the Russians Russian
troops we're defeated and Ned
British troops have landed near
Fac on the cost % the province Of
Basra In the Persian gulf While land.
INK The British we're attacked and lost
sixty men,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-16
BIERCE HEARING
Moundsviiis Man. Charged with viola 1.
ting Yoat Prohibition Law Gets
Preliminary Hearing To-day.

Louis Bierce. Of First street. Mounds
vile, was arrested BY chief Of Police W.
II. Games and officers White and Miller.
whom tho police Hwoopcd down upon the
itercc residence late Saturday evening.
charging fiierce with selling tiduur IN
violation 81 the Yoat Prohibition law
BterCe was taken 60 tho Mnrahnll
county jail. whore ne A. being Kept until
this morning nt 10 o'clock when be VIII
BE- given preliminary hearing before
squire q. n Lewis. chief Games stated
yesterday thai h. had the goods on
Hicrce and ~ ia thought that The United
states mnrHhnlla viii also take n hand
ln this case. a. 10 a. said NO government
licenses were issued. Several Witnesses
have been summoned 90 appear az the
hnrimE this morning.
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der his direction. are inspiring and
the life of the meetings
Stirring Appeal.
The evening service was most en-.
thusiastic and at times dramatic,
winding up with Rev. Harris appeal
at the close of his stirring address on
Shams." for the unconverted to come
forward. sixty-four Responding. The
text OF the sermon was: where Art
Thou" found In Genesis $40. and was
directed TO church members. back.
sliders and sinners. IN part. Re spoke
as follows:
This was the first question God
asked of man after the fall. The
lesson we get from the text teaches
that place cannot protect US. God
placed Adam in the Garden Of Eden
with all the environment In his favor
the ripping brook. the singing
birds. the waving palm. sthe grass
carpeted earth under the canopy of
the star-bedecked blue sky. a help
mate. the capstone of creation and
the great God himself: yet Adam
listened TO the voice OF Satan. dis
obeyed God and fell into sin which
resulted in death. Everything was
for mans good. but all tbs were re-
fused
Heaven is a prepared place for
prepared people. What a soul needs
today is thorough regeneration.
We preach no patched-up religion.
Environment will not save YOU.
Neither culture nor Christian Science
can save you.
Work for the Devil.
There are people in the church
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-16
WOULDN'T GIVE EAarn.
Nan. Drum and Disordsriy. rAH.u ip,o
The Tons.

on. Mr.. Riley He may have another
name. but he was not inclined 70 give IL
90 the police yesterday evening when he
was arrested for being loaded up with
vet goods. He was rather n drunken
condition az the corner % Eleventh ana
Main streets George Myers was am
other drunk, this time he was arresttd
hy Dflcer Harsiey. Now George Eaa
nush lnaFmush a. Saturday was pay
day. 80 ne put w 80 for his appear
uuce. e. p. Johnson another drunk
was arrested BY McClatchey.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-16

inr. cloudy
cloudy
PNRKEnsnrRG az feet station
cloudy
ntL CITY -ft foot. rising. cloudy.
WhititEN-t foot rising rain
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Arm AUro1sT.
Police Locking Tor KAN who nrovr
Machine on Sidewalk.

Aa yet the police have not succeeded
in arreeuuE the aufoist who missed the
street iu front ~ The Mufuat Exchange
tarE building and tore down an orun-
mental light Saturday night NJ ~ un-
nfrstopd that thrv know the driver hut
no arrest has yet been made a man
arrested hr pfhccra Nflder and puepke.
was released when he showed that BE-
vas not the man wanted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-16
About People
koven.Snfs OF individuals &C
and From lie City.
TRl-sTATe ARRIVALS
AT THE LOCAL HOTELS


Stamm-Charles Chsddock. Gamer
on; w. L. Smith. Coshocton.- O.: W.
A. Williams. Barton. O.: r. T.. White.
Hundred: W. f. Melchion. Canton. o. /:
J. T. Bell. Ravenna. o.: Martha f.
Griffith. Moundsville.
MeLure-H. c. Murphy. ST. Glars.
Vile. o.; Mr.. and Mrs. X. l.. Bufing-
ton. Barnesville. o.: George Bourne.
Chester; Louis r. Eichenberger,
Washington. Pa: Arthur w Andrews,
Harry c. Lotus. John X. Thomas,
Weston.
Grand centraI-T. f. Young. Glen
kaston; Mrs. N. Hughes. r. F. Bow.
ers. Cameron.
7runswiek-J. r. Baker. Metz; A.
Hensley. Dillonvale. o.
DIR. S. NJ. Steele. prominent physi.
clan of Buckhannon. formerly super.
intendent of the Weston insane asy.
lum. attended Saturdays foot ball
game between Wesleyan and Washing.
ton & Jefferson Colleges. in this city.
Harry Werner left Saturday for New
york, where he will spend several
days transacting business.
Jack Graham. Of Dillonvale. spent
yesterday as the guest of his parents
at Loring Place.
Joe Cameron. OF Wood sdaIe. spent
yesterday as the guest of friends at
Akron.
Thomas Harding. of SmithfeId.
spent Saturday in the city attending
the football game.
barnard Barton. OF Rayland. il
spending fey days in the city as the
guest Of relatives.
Mrs. Alfred Caldwell and daughters.
Misses Mary and Martha, of NORTH
Main street. spent Saturday in Pitts
burgh
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse SpeideI were
shopping in Pittsburgh on Saturday.
Miss Edna Kidd. OF the Island, Is
the guest of friends in Fairmont.
Mr.. James X. Hall is in Charleston
on business.
Mrs. w. II. Chapman and son. Ray.
OF Buchannon. motored to the city
Saturday TO see the football game.
Miss Anna Wingerter will 20 to
Baltimore and New York TO visit
friends
J. NJ. Scott. secretary of the Boys
Y. NJ. &. A. of Steubenville. spent yes
terday In the city the guest Of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Colmar, OF
25zO Eoff street, are the parents OF a
baby boy.
Rev. and Mrs. II. A. Riddle. OF Sher-
rard. are rejoicing over the arrival Of
- baby boy.
Mrs. Harry J. Mendel left for Whit
er Park. Fla. where she will spend the
winter with Mrs. l.. u. c. List.
Mis-. H. l.. Kirk and son. Robert,
have returned from a visit with her
mother, Mrs. Julia Graham. Of Sisters
Vile.
Mrs H. y. Travis has gone to
Clarksburg. where she is the guest OF
relatives.
Paul NJ. Nemeyer. OF the Nemeyer
Advertising Creators. this city. leaves
this evening to spend a few days at
his former home in Finley. o.
A J. Kilgore. of Bowling Green. O..
is tho guest OF his daughter. Mrs. J. j.
Allen. of West Liberty
Miss Helen Marie Schlenitzaur. OF
Pittsburgh. Is the guest Of friends
here.
Ray Edgell. Of smithfeld. Is III at
the Ohio Valley General Hospital
Walter Schaefer Is confined to his
home. Twenty-second and Eoff street,
with an attack OF tOnsilitis
Byron Evans, well known nTinter.
has been spending the past year In
North Carolina. Is in the city visit
ing former friends.
After a short visit in this city.
Riley Wilson. of Charleston. left last
night for Baltimore.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-16

who do not know xhether they are
christians or not. They work for
Christ on Sunday and the devil on
Monday. A sham Is an acting lie. a
deception In the worst form. sham
Is dishonest. whether Il is in church
business. politics. society or any
thing else. A sham looks oil right on
the outside. but AWFUL on the inside
The worst sham is the church sham
\ church sham has the form OF godii-
ness. A sham is a pr, ense without
possession Look "a that lily girl as
she goes to the dance hall. all be-
decked with colors That outshine TIE
most gaily bedeckcd Indian YOU ever
saw. When she returns home in a
rain storm and ges wet. the color
runs. the feather droops and the puffs
come loose. You can see right
through them. Oh. away with such
nonsense and shamming to make peo-
pie believe what you are not.
The speaker gave many telling H.
Illustrations in denouncing the shams
ana spared neither church member
nor non-professcrs. The Christian
TO win must get victory over the
shame. The speaker gave a great
Illustration OF q bueologist and a num-
Der OF students. who turned cut to be
humbugs. He scored the people in the
church who worked for God on Sunday
and danced on Monday.
Devil Goes to chGreh.
Continuing. he said. Going -
church won't save YOU. The devil goas
TO church regularly every time the
doors open, but hasn't been converted
yet But. there Is such a thing as
regeneration and a pure heart II l. a
step from sin to Goodness and there is
great Joy and happiness in taking
this step. We make Il 10 easy for
people TO get salvation. They do not
seem To appreciate IL.
You can not be a true Christian
and dabble in the things OF the world.
We have no apology for salvation. Il
SPEAKS Tor itself II Is good for the
banker, business man or any soul IN
It's way TO hell. II Is iust as hard 10
get some people TO prayer meeting as
II Is to pull cat over a carpet back
wards. IL goes against the grain.
There are thousands Of people in the
church who are not Christians. They
are just joiners.
Sin Slabs to Death.
"Oh. II you want the real thing call
upon Cod for pardon or salvation. I
never saw backslider. that was
happy. Don't tell me there Is a good
time In sin IL IL not true. Sin gives
fun for 2 moment. but stabs and hnal-
ly brings death ~
We've let the standard of the
church get lower and lower TO get
some OF these fellows In. with the re-
suit that now the CT irch is about on
the same plane as the world. l have
had some people say: Mr.. Hart, ]
don't see an. harm in little game OF
cards, or don't see any harm in 20
ing - the theatre ~ ] pick the play
These folks should see the harm. and
the church should make them see it,
You should get your natures changed.
You should change your character and
get right with God. then your whole
life. your business and social condi-
tions will be changed. There will he
no sham or deception in such
change. II will be real and touch
your life with the Divine and with the
spiritual Win you make this change
now?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-16
LADY Is HID
Local Young LADY TaRsn IN char. NJ
Humans Bocisty.

Miss blanche Campbell well known
rpunF ladf Who has fallen into bad
COMPANY on TIRE streets. has been taken
u charge nN The Htsfe Humane society
and VII - removed 10 one - &c re-
Weatg today Tr young lady Wa ar
rested Dol NridEeuort SATURDAY, and
piarrd Il fhe InfnI iall hN order ~ fIu-
u.nre ffIrfr 'heIduu foaeuh she BE-
CHARGED WITH being inrrrriFihIr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-16
REAL WORK OF 6ElLAIRE TAB.
ERNACLE CAMPAIGN HAS
BEEN STARTED.
Evangelist Hart Delivered Stirrinq
Appeal to 1900 Persons Sunday.
Services Held Daily.
WEEKS PROGRAM.

To-night-Special services at p. m
Tuesday Night-"The Mask Torn
on"
Wednesday Night-"The Lost Mas.
ter"
Observation-Disclosures prayer meet.
ings.
Thursday Night-Church Night
Hell. the Bible Doctrine of Punish.
ment."
Friday Night-Young Peoples
Night.
Sunday Afternoon-Men's Mass
Meeting-"The Hot Shot"
Before an audience that crowded the
Bellaire tabernacle to the doors. mum.
hers of persons who came to the serv.
ices being unable to obtain seats,
evangelist Hart. Sunday evening, de.
livered his sermon on "Shams." AT
The conclusion he made his first an.
peal to the unconverted TO signify
their intention of following Christ,
And 81 persons, AMONG them a mum.
Der OF young men and young women.
hit the trail"
This was the first appeal. and these
were the first converts OF the cam.
paign. and their response to the invi.
PATTON was the occasion for great en-
fhusiasm. which marked the spirit OF
fine meeting throughout.
A good meeting Sunday morning.
vas followed by one in the afternoon
devoted TO personal work" The text
was: AS my Father hath sent Me.
gwen so send you" from John xviii.
A. the conclusion OF the services a
large number of persons volunteered
Tor personal work at the tabernacle
meetings.
The delightful songs rendered by
The large choir were enriched by sew.
eral solos sung by Rev. Magann.
The songs rendered by the choir. un.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-16

are working on several clues, but up %
ave nonf last evening no arrests had
,Reen mace IL was sal dlast evening
that several suspicious characters had
been seen about the building during the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-16
SIXTY -FOUR "HIT TRAIL"
ON THE FIRST APPEAL
HARTIGRAMS.

The new theology IL simply decor
Going to church docs not make YOU
n Christian any more than going 10
stable makes you a horse.
Put "A drunk" in heaven and ne
VIII climb the fence To knock the
collar on a mug OF beer.
Put a dancing silly girl in heaven
ana she viii turn. from the angels
10 lock arms with dude.
VI all the humbugs tina religious
humbug Is the humbuauSzt.
Christians should be Nike pianos
square. uprigh; and grand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-16

When troubled with constipation
take Chamberlain's Tablets. They are
easy 70 take and produce no gripping
OF other unpleasant effect. For sale
by all dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-16

a 81 Paul arhoolhov has made sass
from "a uunrffr.nrre garden.
All-afeel Gers run b. trolley now Be-.
tween Ncw YORK aud Boston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-16

inunr wnn made from rags boz Arabia
more Than Cen centuries ar0. fhc ara b..
ms brought Co Europe in che thirteenth
century.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-16

$50 Suits to select FROM all colors and Sizes long and
short Jackets all smart styles and this seasons models Not
one Suit reserved will have your choice
of our entire stock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-16

der his direction. are inspiring and
the life of the meetings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-16

The above sale is caused by the
and you will now receive the benefit
Suits have their original tickets on. a
ureS, from which we will deduct or
SEE WINDOW DE-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-01-28
INDIGESTION ENDED,
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Upset Stomachs In Five Minutes.

Sour, gassy, upset stomach. indiges-
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Pape's Diapepsin really does" regu-
late weak, out-of-order stomachs that
gives it its millions of sales annually.
Get a large fifty-cent case ofsPape's
Diapepsin from any drug store. 1t is
the quickest, surest stomach relief and
cure known. 1t acts almost like magic
it is scientific, harmless and pleas
ant stomach preparation which truly
belongs in every home.-Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-01-28
OFFER HELP TO GIRLS
Persons in All Sections
Promise Employment.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S.-From all
parts of the United States came Of
fers of assistance today for the $50
women and girls of Washington Red
Light district, who will be driven
from the resorts when President Will
son signs the Kenyon bill passed by
congress.
Branches of the Florence Critten-
den Home throughout, the country
have joined in the campaign for the
girls reclamation. Jobs at not less
than So a week in domestic or in
dustrial situations also have been
promised by the national social well
fare league. Stanley w. Finch, Unit
ed States special commissioner for
suppression of the white slave traf-
fic, is in Washington trying to raise
$4,000 for this purpose among local
philanthropists. Commercial houses,
educational institutions, employment
agencies and private individuals have
also sent offers to aid the Washing
ton branch of the Florence Critten-
den Home.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-01-28
EXPRESS COMPANIES
REVISE SCHEDULES


Agents of the Adams and United
States Express companies are busy
this week completing the table of
new express rates which will become
effective February l. The schedules
are being rearranged by the orders
of the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion. Every company in the country
is affected by the ruling Of the COM
mission.
According to the new schedules the
rate to New York will be decreased
10 cents. The former rate was 1925
a hundred pounds but the new rate
will be s215. The largest slice in
the express charges comes in the
western states shipments. Hereto
fore the California and western coast
rates were $3.50 a hundred pounds.
By the orders of the commission the
express charges will be between SO
and $3.50.
1t is expected that a meeting of
the express agents and the drivers
and clerks will be held Friday night
so that a thorough and careful eX-
| PLANTATION of the new rates may be
made.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-01-28
DESERTS j. s. ARMY

Afr one day of army life. John Z.
Martin, %, of 535 South E street, de-
serted and is fugitive from the Unit
ed States war department with re-
ward of $50 offered for his capture.
Sheriff Bayer was recently notified
to watch for Martin, who might return
to his home in Richmond. He has a
sister, Mrs. Carrie Deal, in Ludlow
Falls, o.
Martin enlisted October 20 at Fort
George Wright, Washington and de
serted October 80 before he had been
assigned. He has not been seen in
Richmond since that time.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-01-28
.F|ENOS CRAVE DRUG|
COlOred Persons Given But
Small Quantities.,

Although the three colored persons.
Julia Keeting, Nancy Green and
Charles Miller, who are serving heavy
sentences in the county institutions
for running dope joint" on South
Sixth street. are suffering the agonies
OF death without their drug, the Off
GERS have refused to supply them with
more than minute quantities.
In a few days the officers expect to
deny them further use Of the drug at
all. The prisoners are too i'll to permit
questioning by MEMBERS of the police
department, who, nevertheless are con-
tinu1ng Investigations by which they
hope to establish the connection be-
tween the local opium users and deal
ers in Dayton, who have been violating
the laws by selling it.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-01-28
NO LACKEY SALE

For the first time in twenty-seven
years, there will be no annual Lackey
horse sales in Wayne county How
ever, the estate of John Lackey, who
died last week, has claimed the sec
ond week in March, 1915 for the TWEEN
ty-seventh annual sale which will be
held at Cambridge City.
The plans of the 1914 sale were
abandoned with the death Of John
Lackey, his brother, Frank Lackey of
this city stated. The administrator of
the estate will be appointed soon and
the stables at Cambridge City will
then be run as usual.
Twelve head of the finest horses
Mr.. Lackey ever owned, will be dis
posed of at the Chicago horse sale,
February % to 81 The twelve horses
were said to be the best prospects in
this part of the state.