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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-27

Evening Stare lodge No. is. Knights
Of Pythias. met last night iu the Bar
low building In the regular weekly ses-
sion. owing to the condition Of the
weather. al VA few members responded
an dthe meeting was dismissed at an
earl yhour
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-27

The Advisory council III tho Mar
'hal county Agricultural society wIt
meet in tho headquauers in tha BOARD
or iIHde rooms in tho Trust COMPANY
hliihin F next Saturday morning at NJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-27
Polioe court. short s.rrion

Two DRINKS were arratgned before
Mayor Clark Sprouts last night and wera
I each fined 5 and costs. They paid end
were released one was picked up sat
urday evening and the other sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-27

Blazing Arrow Tribe No. 10, Improv-
ed order OF Red Men will meet In the
Barlow building tonight in regular week
~ session. The meeting will be brief a :
only a few matters are 10 be taken up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-27
PAINT COMPANY Is
ORGANIZED HERE
PirTssuRoH BUSINESS MEN IN
CORPORATE FIRM TO
LOCATE HERE.
Incorporated With Capital OF s15o. 900
Principal offices In This

City
A certificate OF Incorporation was
ned yesterday with the clerk OF the
County court styled. The Blue Ribbon
Paint Company. formed by Pittsburgn
business men. Tic company Is cap
italized at a stock of $4,000 and will
have its principal offices in this city
presumably at the corner OF South
and Main streets. The incorporators
are: Norbert Bruske. Z. G. Butler
Harold Allen. Robert Mason and Bruce
Harrison.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-27

Lincoln Lodge No. a.. 1. %. o. r.. met
last night In the lodge rooms in the Ne
Mechen building. corner OF Seventh and
marshall streets. In regular weekly Ses-
sion. only lew members were pres
ent and little busines was transacted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-27
Council Tonight.

The regular semi-monthly session Of
the Benwood city council viii be held
tonight Only light session g. anti
Grated. The finance COMMITTEES OF coun-
ell met last night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-27

Those choice lots IN the McMechen
Midway are for sale by Mccullagh &
Reid Bell phone ss2. National. lis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-27

will be cast for Willis against Coy
~ ! IS all over but the shouting now.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-27

regular semi-monthly session al their
todSe rooms in the Trust Company
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-27

brought TO his home here and expects To
be out again 4 nthe next few days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-27
BENWOOD
BENJAMIN 7. Mocomh..

Yesterday morning at the Nortn
wheeling hospital occurred the death OF
Mr.. benjamin +. McCombs aged 81
years. highly respected citizen OF this
city. The deceased underwent an Oper
alton Thursday and was apparently. re-
covering. sunday evening he was taken
suddenly worse and continued 20 decline
until this morning. when death came.
Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-27

Republican Rally.
The coming or Congressmanat Large
Howard Sutherland an dthe Hon. John
sherman Darst 10 this city "wednesday
night il To be made the occasion OF the
largest Republican demonstration to be
held In Union district during the cam
paign. The rally will be held in the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-27

Governor Cox has practically aban-
doned anything like an offensive cam
paign. being practically on the de
fensive now. lie has. II is true. tried
to make capital out OF some things
concerning Mr.. Wills course while a
member of the legislature II years
ago. but these have fallen fat
Charges that he has been extravagant
that he has built up a party machine.
that he has entered into an alliance
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-04
The Confessions OF q Wife
I'll Bet On Mollie

antly, and | am sure q look OF APP
.proyal came into his eyes--at least
ii was look OF interest.
Il told him who was and what |
thought ! could do.
"He listened attentively, and then
said . am wondering. Miss Waiver.
ly, why you wish to take a position
in an Office. A girl like you would
grace a drawing-rooIn.'
I'D rather grace good-paying
job | said impulsively, and then !
stopped and | could feel my face
grow red, for | knew that was not
the way girl should talk TO pros,
pective employer.
'He laughed little and looked at
me--not at all as an employer--as he
said What funny little mink you
are. guess I'll give you that JoD
you are after and see II you can
make good
"And SO tomorrow. Margie, I'm go.
ing 10 BIZ full-fedged. working wo.
-man--And hetMeen You and me, dear.
| feel shall have. my troubles xitb
that 45-year-old parsonage and. per-
haps he'll have a few troubles with
me-
I'll bet on Mollie.
Ito be ContiDued.)
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-04

i almost thought saw In the dark
ling mystery OF her black eyes q re-
Election of the strange vision that
thus startlingly had risen before them.
How silly OF met" she exclaimed.
why, ! know--I just Known
America is going to reach the other
side safely"
The emphasis and CHEEKY conviction
In her tone made me feel surely that
Catherine Mason, fairy godmother OF
the America" was surer, safer
prophet OF happy success for the
epoch-making, over-Atlantic journey
even than the great scientists who
have also predicted such success.
To Catherine Mason, out OF three,
this duty OF christening the Amer
lea" had fallen by lot. She 10 the
daughter of wealthy Hammondsport
champagne maker. She Is q junior
in the high school and one Of the best
liked girls In town.
II simply know the America will
fly safely across the Atlantic. It's al
most an uncanny feeling, I'm 50 sure
OF II, I'm not bit superstitious, but
truly this conviction Is SO big and
oGOh6 oha hoo ioAa VA in0 ~ bA6hhAy
that Ii seems almost as II 1t were sent
to me from outside!
II feel II all the time when I'm
awake. know the America will
succeed in her trip.
But then--oh. there's that awful
dream!
1T troubles me so I never told
about 1t before.
II never dream. Honestly I never
do. But just few nights after I'd
christened the America It came to
me.
Everything seemed vast and gray
and dreary. I knew all the time that
actually ! wasn't there, but II seemed
as though were. Just the same
alone far out in the fog.
There were damp blankets OF mist
drifting all around and there was an
Icy. pungent bite In the air, and the
lazy. big rollers were seething heav-
lily.
II watched them heaving towards
me. and as one OF them fell away
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-04

l have had the most interested SIDE
lights on men and women lately,
which have confirmed my contentious
on the man-woman question
Men and women are just alike
good, bad and indifferent. One has
no special and unique Characteristic
that cannot be part OF TIE others
makeup. Both are mora or less ego
lists and neither will give way to
the other.
1t seems 10 me IL woman would only
understand that she was the equal OF
man only as she is complimentary 20
him, and, while woman as a type has
all the virtues, capacities, abilities
and vices that men have. yet il is the
exceptional woman that has man 3
type OF mind and an exceptional man
that has the unselflsh heart OF woman,
really don't know why | SHOULD
prefix this bit OF woman's philosophy
to this chronicle OF Moll.e's expe-
riences In getting lob" but love
,s4at sstAii thoughts in ttis- little
book. AInllie Just loves that word.
lob and consequently | think she
will make a great success at II. From
the minute she began to study ste
will--she began TO talk about her
lob and now that she has one she
seems quite happy.
She stayed for dinner with me last
night. Dick did not come back yes
terday, as he evidently expected to
do, and we alternately laughed and
shifted Indignantly as she told me
her experience.
THE first place went. Margie,'
she said, was where man wanted
sort OF private soeretarial work
done. They told me that he was not
in his Office much and some one was
wanted who would have brains enough
TO answer telephone messages and
business callers.
"'You will have to keep the gem
tlemans personal bank account
straight, answer his personal as we'll
MS business letters, and generally take
the detail of Office work off his hands,
they told me at the agency.
"The job looked very good to me
and so went over.
"The man, you know, Margie, Is one
of the members OF wealthy firm OF
brokers. and ] was delighted at get
ting such delightful place.
when got there 7 was stopped
at the door OF the reception room by
a very fresh kid who asked me who
1 wanted to see.
Upon my giving the name, he look
ed me over very curiously from head
to foot Then he stepped to door
and knocked, and as he entered he
left the door ajar.
II heard my name and business
mumbled over by the boy. and. then l
heard q mans voice In sharp STAG
cato tones ask:
"'Is she good looking
avery answered the boy, and |
forgave him for his freshness.
"Send her In was the command.
"As | came In a very good-looking
man of forty-five looked up expect
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-04
~The Slepenly Girl Has Slovenly Mine"
Saws BeautifuI Beverly Bayne, Movie Star
az lpAH NIGEL one oIesoN.


Don't cultivate sloyenly mind, AS
II surely Will show itself In slovenly
body.
In many years OF observance OF
beautiful women and constantly look
ing for those things which make Tor
feminine beauty | have learned one
thing thoroughly, and that Is the in
terdependence OF body, mind and spir-
| IL In the sum OF beauty.
I You cannot neglect your physical
self and expect your mind 10 remain
clean and wholesome. Right here
some one will probably inquire, how
do, you class George Sand that wo-
man who attracted many lovers and
VINO was not only very ugly but very
slovenlysr
Evea George sand is not the ex.
ception that proves the rule. for any.
one VINO has read her life must real.
lie that although her genius and &c
centricities attracted To her the curt
oslty OF many men, yet she could not
hold any one OF them.
On the other hand. Madame Re-
camter, dainty, II mediocre In intel
lect, by her exquisite manner OF
thought and ply steal care retained
regard OF the men she attracted as
long as she lived,
That much-quoted epigram about
cleanliness living very close 10 the
highest ideal OF human imagination
Is not only true but one can go furth-
er and say without cleanliness OF
body aAd mint there can be no god
illness.
Miss Bayne has obscured some OF
her radiant loneliness by the negli.
gence OF her hair in the picture she
has posed for this article al always
feel when my hair needs Washing"
she said. that there are cobwebs In
my brain"
There Is 4 Wild and careless beauty
In youth that makes one overlook
some physical slovenliness. but after
woman Is 20 there is no excuse for
uncared-for face or hands.
! have seen girls open their mouths
In a wide smile and disclose discolor-
ed teeth; who have had beautiful
rings draw attention TO the uncared.
for hands and nails that they adorn.
cd.
No amount OF cream. powder and
perfume can cover up the slovenly
habit OF neglected baths.
Many young women have written
me for a remedy for pimpled faces
when in nine eases out of ten all they
needed was a good course in daily
soap and hot water all over their
bodies.
Face cream is quite necessary to
you-after the bath. to restore some
OF the requisite oil that has been
washed away, but the first requisite
TO beautiful personality is a clean
body and a clean mind.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-04
IF JOHNS STORY is TRUE.
HE DESERVES DIVORCE

John wants divorce from Clara.
and looking over Johns charges In
a bill of complaint, fled Monday. one
does not wonder at It.
John declares that Clara-their last
name being Runyon--had a disagree
able disposition. To prove this he
sets forth that she assaulted him with
clothes pole and then with a ham
mer. This not having the desired
effect, he alleges she secured the aid
and assistance OF her mother and
brother, and that the family de-
seconded upon him in a body. He still
suffers from the engagement To cap
the climax, he AYERS. his wife made
an assault on his nerves by swallow
ing poison while they were In cafe,
and that although she did not die, he
had a nervous At that left him a
wreck
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-04
BIRTH NOTICE LEADS
TO BIGAMY CHARGE

Publication of the birth notice for a
baby son Of Arthur a. Howard caused
the arrest of Howard. Saturday. on a
charge of bigamy.
He was indicted by grand jury In
Bucyrus, o., in October, 1918, and
trace of him was lost by the Ohio au-
thorities until the birth notice APP
peared. giving Towards address as
the home of Frank Flickinger. father
OF Towards second wife. at No. 149
King-ave. Howard claims that he was
legally divorced from his first wife.
He waived extradition.
Germany employs 1888 girls lin.
der the age of 16 I'm her industries.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-04
What foVefnors
e ike to eat -

Governor Partially for the southern
coction.
BY MRS. o. B. COLQUITT

The governor is a regards
vegetables and does not eat
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-04

Everybody dances these days
dance days as well as nights. At
lawn parties as well as balls. and at
teas as well as dinners dancing Is
sure to enliven the entertainment.
So the dancing frock Is just as nee
essary part OF the summer ward
robe as IL Is Of the winter outfit and
the summer girl gives Just as much
attention 10 her dancing dresses as
10 her outing clothes.
The frock illustrated is made Of
white charmeuse. but IL would be Just
as pretty II white null or Paris lawn
were substituted for the moreN expen-
sive material. The underskirt Is
short, and it's wide enough to allow
for the glides and slides OF the new
dances. The tunic is very simple and
the bodice Is simply draped around
the figure, giving the effect OF q sash.
IL made for dar wear. short sleeves
and round neck would he more APP
proprIate than the sleeveless, low
necked gown pictured.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-04

slowly thsrs suddenly NJ ~ 4
gray flank Of the ono 1o11cu
great. red wing, awaah vi(k
and then part Of notlonlooo =
Ter blade! x
IL made my heart stop, ~ /
trembling all over. Z E
And then that oily, rroon n
closed heavily over Il al aenlr f
And that's all.
But remember to repeat she uok(
that know the America won1 ~
lost I'm the Atlantic
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-04

That wonderful street OF shops 8
Paris, known as the Rue de RivoIIs
was begun In 1902 and was named ~
honor OF Napoleon's victory az Hivo1I|
In 1877. durin gthe Italian campaign
IL was not finished, however. Until
1865, during the reign OF Napoleo4,
III, TO whom Paris Ii indebted for
much OF its grandeur.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-04
Exactly 100 Cast
Aluminium Frying
Pans THAT Were
$l.85) at $l.25

The Wagner people have given US
permission to make this offer in
order to introduce their products
in Detroit. The pan is the No. 8 |
size and only 100 will be
sold at G7Oe
'wo hundred or more pieces OF high.
grade aluminium ware-2-qt. rice boil I
ers. 3.pint coffee pots. SGT. covered
Berlin kettles and sauce pans. 3. 4 and
ut. Tipped sauce pans. 4. and cot
'nned preserving kettles. that former
$500. now ~ 08c
Wizard OIL Floor Mops complete with
handel, circular style texactly like !
$50 mops, only smaller. Cn<
are special at. OOS
About 100 pieces of brown and white Are /,
proof earthenware-6. and sin. pud-
...al S-lif. mixing bowls.
trtp ccaA pots, covered cocottes.
e., that we're up M
4Oc, now. Observation-Disclosures. IOS
to-burner gas plates tina, were sI7s.
losing CT or
ardwood framed window screens. adj
s ss'a nas were Csc
Huase.'s--nssene.t-r
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-04

but is fond OF chicken breast He eats very little
sweets. but likes ambrosia made according TO TINS
recipe
One large cocoanut, eight large oranges one large
Hawaiian pineapple. sliced, sugar to sweeen ac-
cording TO taste
Crate the eocoanut. first removing the outer peel
fng with a sharp knife Peel the oranges. removing
as much as possible OF the white pit Split each
ton OF orange lengthwise and the pulp break
ing II little possible reject any seeds there may
be and all the tough skins which indgesibe
and would make the ambrosia bitter. Chop the pine
apple 10 small bits, with scissors or sharp knife.
Arrange the ingredients In cut glass bowl, using
first layer OF the eocoanut. then layer Of orange
pulp then layer of pineapple. Sprinkle sugar. con-
tinue the layers until all Is used, leaving layer Of
cocoanut the top. then the orange Juice and
rom the pineapple all.
narsekino cherries put cool place until ready
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-04

Negroes own s.75s farms. valued at
S27.76s,750. In Missouri.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-04
Americas Fairy Godmofher
Has Vision of Disaster,
BY PHIL o. RAIDER

lAviator Reporter for The Times)
HAMMoNDSPoRT. N. " Aug. 8.
--"oh, dear--that terrible. terrible
dream again."
The beautiful fairy godmother OF
the great man-made bird of destiny,
the rAmerica," shuddered. Her hand
whitened as II gripped the soft arm,
and her shoulders lifted In q move
ment of tense emotion.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-04
And Odd Napkins

Odd napkins made from Pure Irish
Flax
20-in. napkins, sale price, dozen, $1.39
21-in. napkins, sale price. dozen, $1.9S
22-in. napkins, sale price, dozen, $2.7s
22-in. napkins, sale price, dozen, $2.sS
24-in. napkins, sale price, dozen, 1929
22-in. napkins, sale price, dozen, $2.49
26-in. napkins, sale price, dozen, $3.50
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-04
%GzNz~@
Closed Saturdays at SIX

$4,000 worth of sheets, sheetng cottons etc.. cam.
into the Sale at about the same reduction.
$1,000 is the total worth of special blankets
counting the regular stocks of brand merchandise
usual prices The Sale blankets reduced 1870
below usual prices
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-04

mp rom all
osrnish
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-03-17
THIS DAY IN CARSON
SEVENTEEN \ YEARS AGO

tWcnty-ruund fight and agreed to give
$1GOW}O for the Djm~ (urbtu
caught I%itI mapping in the sixth and
tried to put HIM out. l'itI was about
come, bat WAS up III time and renew
cd the battle, He won by the lam
nu~ solar rlcNu~ in the fourteenth,
and was the champion of the world.
The English firm refused to take
the films and Stuart took them. He
realized Il million dollars ON the Nc'l-
turc and this was really the begin
ming oi the moving picture business
which ha~ grown to such proportions
that over three hundred millions i
invested in it. The Appeal was on
the streets an hour after the decision
and before tine afternoon WAS over
WAS selling ior a dollar copy. 7,
was a ucW>buy'~ harvest.
Fifteen minutes after the decision
and while the crowd wa, leaving the
arena snow began falling.
The fight broke Corbett'> backcrs
and Curbett's heart.
Years before Corbett had spit in
Bub> lace in a hotel in St. Louis
After the tight Bob remarked to an
| Appeal reporter: We wiped THAI
| -pit off my face.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-03-17
Heart Broken, Girl
Commits Suicide

Eicartbrnkcn and weary OF the lie
that no longer held any attractions
for her, Violet Nelson. twcnty-four
years OF age. made a determined and
successful attempt to end her lite at
the .\thcn, saloon in Steptoe City
about ! O'Clock Friday by sending d
bullet from SO automatic revolver
crashing through her brains.
The suicide had been brooding
over matter, that she refused to re-
veal To her most intimate friends Tor
several months. and her usual genial
spirit had dimmed. Two months ago
the Nelson woman fired shot
through the ceiling in her quarters,
and il wa, the belief OF the occu
pants OF the resort that it was an at
tempt to end a miserable existence,
and that the unfortunate lacked the
courage to discharge the weapon
again-Whitc Pine News.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-03-17

county authorities are doing nothing
t. di,pcr>c the "army.
\itcr ten days OF service the local
National Guard organization, COM
pri~in4 troop g. companies T.. and G..
and two dctatchmcuts ul the medical
corps, were dismissed by Ndjutal.;-
General +. y FOrbe, today. The
"army oI the uncmpl"ycd having
been driven from the city and its
ranks in lolu greatly diminished. il
wa, not thought necessary to keep
III, armed force at the armrry any
longer.
Thr Officers and men were paid in
the field by Major Stcarn>. disburs-
lmg officer, following which there
wa, general inspection "j am 3,
equipment, and quarters.
Immediately following pay, Moj""
Thomas formed the battalion Wi1h"u:
arms and \djutant-GcncrHl Forbes
addressed the troops. He thanked
them lur the euldivrly manner ii
which they had behaved through the
ten days, laying stress uh their be
havior under arms
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-03-17
Visit Valley In
Interest of Company

General Manager Robert Carlson of
the Nevada Fire Insurance company
and Peter Icidcnrcich. a director ST
the company left tor Carson Valley
this morning where they will en-
dt aver to convince the property own
rr~ Of the benefits to be derived by the
State OF Nevada in the home conn
p"ny.
Thousands ui dollars leave the val
ley yearly in the shape of premiums
paid to foreign fire insurance COM
punics. OF which less than ten per
cent find, it, way back to Nevada
il the payment OF ire losses.
California ha~ a local or home cUm-
l:unv that j. taxed to the utmost TO
handle the volume OF risks that are
offered for insurance protection, aud
means that the huge sums collected
hv the California company are re-
turned to the channels Of trade.
Why not try and keep the earnings
OF Ncvudans in circulation III Nevada
What has proven beneficial for other
state, surely will do a, much Tor
Nevada.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-03-17
All Star Program
at Grand Tonight

An all star program at the Grand
tonight.
The Clock Stopped Bio)-An alb
ourbin4 and we'll worked out dtteC-
tive stony. Most OF the scenes occur
in the store OF dealer in antiques.
1t i decidedly interesting from start
to- tjnish
The Doctors Duty-lS&A)-G. NJ,
anderson (Bruncho Billy) appears
Is a Young doctor in this eNcitirg
western drama. There is good
photography. tinc scenic effects. and
good acting, which makes this d fine
Dtfcriny 1t also features Marguerite
Clayton.
OPathe Weekly interesting
number.
Fathers Hat Band ta)-MaI-
ing love through a hat i 4 new one
uu most OF us 1t i laughaDlr
comedy and everybody will enjoy 1t
and the scheme the young people
worked up. and the trouble it causes.
before things are >traigh1cned out
1t features Flora Finch. Norma Tai
mad4r, Van Dyke Brooks, Leo De-
lunccy, and Harry Lambert.
Price, 10 and ~ cents