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Evening journal., 1914-06-09

Memorial services for those mem
bers Of the Salvation Army who lost
their lives when the Empress of Ire
land went down in the St. Lawrence
river, was held on Sunday night at
Fifth and Market streets by local
Salvaionists. Members OF the army
here wore white bands on their arms
in tribute to the departed members.
The memorial service was in
charge OF Captain Mcdonald now in
Evening journal., 1914-06-09
Everybody Says
MierS Quality Market Is the Only Place in Town Where
YOH Can Get the Best Grades Of Meats at the Lowest Prices
a few OF our specials for saturday

LOOK, TRADIN C STAMPS GIVEN AWAY WITH
EVERY PURCHASE OF MORE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07
School Of Methods
At Bethany College
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKERS TO
GATHER THERE. APRIL
- TO ~.
Prominert i~nstrsetors ard Lecturers
VII Be Present-Mueh Inter
est Narffested.

a splendid opportunity for sunday
school workers will b. offered a;
Bethany College. where a School OF
Methods viii be held April 1917 with
three sessions per day. Glasses Will
be 80 arranged that persons may
reach Bethany after dinner. and
leave on the 3 o'clock trolley and get
enough work TO finish the course. In
all. thirty-six hours OF work will Do
offered. and twenty one will be re-
CURED for the diploma. The WORK
offered viii cover the entire sunday
school held. and will include Peda-
gogy. Physiology. Bible. Missions.
Inc Departmental instruction. the
q VIII take notes on the lee
lures. which become a note book OF
suggestion for years 10
come.
The school will be held under the
direction OF the Bible school depart
ment OF the A. c. NJ. :. X. NJ. Hop
n secretary. Orilas 6. White.
Bethany. is the state superintendent.
The Instructors will be W. J. Clark,
Louisville. Ky. Miss Hazel Lewis.
Cincinnati: Prof. Taylor. Prof. Fin
ley and Rev. J.. J. Morgan of Beth
any.
Every effort will be made to keep
h expenses low. Meals will be-
served at twenty and twenty i've
cents. The only fee will be twenty
i've cents for the diploma.
The schedule OF hours and subjects
viii be sent to all who ask for ~.
Address orlias G. White. Bethany.
W. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07

Rev. Francis e. Herod gave a talk on
the Education OF Youth In Burma.
and Dr. j. l. Dickey rave most eN-
cellent suggestions on How to BE
Healthy Principal IA. G. Odgers OF
the Wheeling High school visited the
where he was at one time
principal. and talked to the cadets eN-
temperaneouSly ON school spirit and
Ideals for students. Mr.. Campbell. who
addressed the Women's club on yester-
day afternoon. talked to the L.insiy
cadets "a 2:45 p. IN. ON How to Pre-
Mrs. Charles II. Patterson Is spend
ing a Few days at the Hotel Stratford.
The Capitol Library society held its
second meeting at 1880 a. IN. Friday.
March 6: The vice president. Sergeant
Louis Wsrneke. &c. was in the chair.
The following program was rendered:
Music, the auto-piano. Debate. Re
solved, That Linsly should Join tine
Ohio Valley Athletic Association; af-
nrmative. Cadets Reid II and Il.
Stroehmann. Jr.. Sch; negative. Quart
ermaster Gibson rs and Lieut.. G. Wal
lace IL. This debate resulted I'm n
most spirited discussion. The judges.
Corporal y. IL. Bugler NJ.
Wallace ~ and =. .schenk. Jr. Sch.
after a very careful consideration
gave the decision 20 the negative. aav-
ing presented six proofs 20 the afhrma-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07

taken up against the owners OF prop
erty over the creek, whose houses
were rented for purposes Of prostitu-
ton. IL Is understood hat the reason
that others were not returned against
other places owing TO there being
some question as to the real owner
ship of the property. Six cases of
this kind will be heard. the women
owners being Annie Kinkleman. Edith
Schwindt, Margaret Mackey and Julia
ChisDel.
the docket number as follows: Eel
onies from the old docket 80; INSIDE
from the old docket 10; fell
onies from the new docket 10; misde-
meanors from the new docket a.: APP
peais from squire's courts g.: and an.
total OF lis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07
COURT DOCKET
viii be Called in Criminal Court This
Morning-There are 118 Cases
To Be Announced.

With the calling or the docket this
morning, Prosecuting Attorney R. NJ.
Addleman and assistants. will begin
n OF the most strenuous terms of
criminal court they have yet expert
enced. One hundred and eighteen
cases are listed to come before the
judge. among which are a number of
cases from the old docket. Several
appeals from police court will also be
up for consideration by the criminal
Jury. which Will probably report the
first OF the week.
One appeal from The city is that OF
DAISY Burnett and girls who were fin
ed Tor immortality following the clos
ing of the ouses of prostitution. The
women claimed In police court tnat
the man came into the house for legal
business a+d therefore they had no
more right to be fined than any Other
woman whose home is entered by a
man. interest centered in this cose
as many people are watching the issue
OF the houses and their inmates.
criminal proceedings are also TO be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07
BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY.

Exquisite" said a lady as she
looked at the bedroom suite exhibited
in the upper Main street window o.
Palace Furniture company. The
suite Is beautiful enough TO excite the
admiration of a criterion. IL is I'M |ir.
cassian walnut. satiny of finish and
with a beautiful grain. The shield.
shaped back Is used on the bed.
dressing table. dresser and chairs.
n a graceful inlaid design at the
top of the shields adds to the beauty
OF the suite. The design is pure Shar.
atom. a perfect example of the great
designers art. and IL Is worthy a
place In the most luxurious home.
The Palace is making a special; y
of exhibiting period furniture" =;
the present time. and il Is well worth
ones while 10 walk past the store,
l3O4-l3OG Main street. and educaf.,
oneself in the work of the old mas
tiers in designing and cabinet max.
ing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07
COUNTY COURT
Power Of Attorney.

Power OF attorney was granted yes
tefday TO Jos. and Louis Baird for
{. W. Wallace. Of Sand Hill. The
gentlemen named are to take care OF
all property matters. both personal
and real. OF Mr.. Wallace.
Deeds.
Annie Bartels TO Elizabeth Stoehr.
lot " on Eighteenth street: consid-
Grafton. SO.
Cemetery deed. William II. Chap
man TO Thomas III. Jones. lot 81 in
Greenwood cemetery: consideration.
$50.
Oliver Pryor % VIM. NJ. Springer.
lots 3 and 4 in Sigma Pons: consid-
Grafton. $40.
Lease.
Sol Mayer to Annie II. Garden for
the term of SO months. the lease TO
expire in 1919. the second floor Of No.
11ZS Market street. which was form
erly known as the Empire care.
5000 was the amount Of money 10
be paid for the property. this 10 be
paid in monthly installments OF 500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07

ives five. The discussion was thrown
open TO the house. Mr.. Patterson and
Mr.. Morton talked briefly on the queS-
lion. \ piano solo was rendered by
Mr.. Morton. Capt. Dolnics. Jr. Sen.
gave a defamation. Hats on, the Flag
Is Passing By g. Hearne. Jr. Sch
recited Barbara Fritchie.' The Calen-
dar was given by Sergeant warnek.
10. Norman MRcEwan. Jr. Sch, gave
a recitation and then the new Linsly
song was rendered with much enthusf-
aSm by twenty voices. The student
critic. Cadet Driehorst II. gave his re-
port and was followed by Mr.. Stander-
wick. faculty critic. The meeting
closed with cheers and singing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07

Linsly has greatly prohted lately
from exceptionally good addresses.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07

Mrs. Charles III. Patterson Is spend
a few days at the Hotel STAFFORD.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07
The Metropolitan Life
Insurance COMPANY

completed the greatest year In its
hlstoIy:, Its total income ~ ti7b mil
ZION dollars. a gain OF 10A million dol
iars. New Insurance in the Ordinary
department ~ 2SVhx million dollars. in
INC Industrial. department more than
-s"1s -mihion dollars. making a total Of
over 81 million dollars Of new insur-
ancc written.
The assets Of the company are over
80 millions OF dollars. "a cain OF over
DO million dollars with "A cauifaI and
surplus Of over 80 million dollars.
The company viii pay bonuses and
HlNldends during the. year 1914 amount
US policies are non-participating and
issued a. a low rate OF premium.
Wheeling and vicinity have done thrir
snare towards this magnificent re-
SUIT having ISSUED during the
past year over seven thousand
policies, for which I take this apportu-
nifty Of expressing my appreciation TO
the public OF this section for their In
tcrest and assistance IN this wonderful
achievement n surely H. the companv
81 the people. by the people and for the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07
GEORGE c. CROOK, Supt.

2lT Schmuibach Building.
Wheeling. w. Va.
Heli Phone gsO-R.
NATL Phone f7O-M.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07
LINSLY NOTES


The basket BAN team played Sisters
vie High at Sistersville last night. see
accouht OF the game In another col
season; An analysis OF the results will
meantime IL may interest our friends 10
ponents.
The Linsly baseball squad has been
practising for some time indoors with
me new pitching n fielding machine
Invented by Coach Morton. As the
OF room inside for practice almost
under field conditions. except as re-
CARDS light. The machine minimizes
Old Linsly men ought to hear the
new song sung az the meeting Of the
capitol Library society yesterday for
the FIRST time. Coach Morton - the
author IL Is breezy. ~tuneful and stir
ahoS;, M SANDER wick also has one
help TO express a small fraction OF the
l.usly enthusiasm. Linsly. by the way,
- a very live wire" New students
Liusly cadets take very kindly 10
pads and pencils. The pads and boon.
are bound n iorange and black covers
with the fine old Linsly seal on the
middle front.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. X. Frederick Of ess
North Main street entertained the
THURSDAY evening from eight 10 twelve
Mr.. Patterson. Mr.. and Mrs. Morton. Mr..
and Mrs. Standerwick and Capt. Alfred
ramp we're present nr. J.. ". Cald-
well was also present. the sister Of
Mrs. Morton. Miss Airline Wood OF Bos-
ton. and others.
Linsly has greatly prohted lately
from exceptionally good addresses.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07
HOLDINGS ARE SOLD.

Attorney Robert Judge. trustee In
bankruptcy OF the Rosenberg
SOFA the holdings Of that yes
terday 70 kurutz Brothers for the sum
or 5000. The sale was private. The
went into bankruptcy SONS.
time ago when II was found that they
could not meet their liabilities.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-27
WHAT HAPPENED IN CHICAGO

and seriously wounded by Frank Ven
derberg, 112 S. Sangamon st. Van
derberg surrendered.
Miss Helen Schloss, trained nurse,
New York, passed through on way to
Colorado war. VIII take care of
wounded miners.
Alfred GyIsoe, 80, Lagrange, kick
ed by horse three weeks ago. Dead.
Louis Brown II, Detroit, and Cor
don Attridge, 10, arrested at Hotel
LaSaIle. Police believe them to be
members of hotel robber band.
Home of Mrs. Eta Mcconnell, 44o8
Sheridan road, looted. $1,000 worth
of stuff taken.
Mrs. Elizabeth DetIas, 20, 1902
Dickson ST., killed by Stanley Mondry,
Is, 1881 S. Chicago av. Mondry an
cry because woman delayed wedding.
Man shot self. May die.
& Frank Arees, IL, 3220 Ogden aV.,
drowned in Douglas Park lagoon.
Mrs. A. V.ThorseIl, 65, 65 w. Della
ware av., suicided. Gas. Out of work
Gunner called menace to city by
Judge Kavanagh. 5000 slain in 10
years. Police blamed for gun toting.
John Liska, 400 Orleans ST., cut
with beer bottle in fight with uncle,
August Liska.
James Repro, s44 S. Jefferson ST.,
stopped by two men. Refused to
hand over money. Thrown into river.
Fished out by bridge tender.
Verse err VoIiVa denounced
churches and ministers. Advised wo-
men to starve smoking husbands to
death.
Oil houses in vicinity of Kinzie and
Wells SITS. were threatened by fire.
Quick action saved big damage.
DR.. james B. McFatrich, former
head of school board, dead. Heart
disease.
Guests at christening at home of
Henry Rutelarido panie-stricken
Three shots fTsod fhrO,1 nh l win dOuy
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-27

cago Grand Opera Company, denies
rumored resignation. Western tour
of company failure. 100000 lost by
trip.
Jenkin Lloyd Jones urges study of
church songs. Claims hymns are type
of poetry.
Samuel Goertzer, 1884 Spruce ST.,
shot in chest in struggle for possess
sion of pistol with Mathew Silver
man. All roomers in house held by
police.
One man shot and two injured in
battle between six Italians at 1856
West Taylor st.
James D. Carr, Baltimore, held in
connection with disappearance of
Rose Dillingham;, 10, st. Louis.
Grocery store, 3f61 Wabash aV.,
looted by armed negro. Joseph and
Abraham Sherman, proprietors, lock-
ed in ice box. $12 taken.
Thomas MCGOWAN, 351 Locust ST,
struck by street car. Severely in
jured.
John johnson, SO; 1882 Calumet
av., suiicded. Gun. Out of work.
Mrs. Mary Clark and Mrs. Lizzie
Bender, 100 w. Jackson blvd, held
as shoplifters.
John FaIIon, 20, 334 S. Western
aY., shot and seriously wounded by
Joseph Rucher, Waterman Case &
Martin pie factory. Four compan-
ions of Fallon's arrested.
VIM. BigeIoW, 81, 3726 Herndon
ST., struck by auto belonging to Chas.
Rittman, Oak Park. Severely bruised.
Lieut.. Joseph Eggstine, fire patrol
No. 5, plunged through hole in blaz-
ing foundry, Erie and Kingsbury SITS.
Severely injured.
Body of unidentified man, 20,
found on lot Desplaines and Harrison
SITS. Revolver near body. Suicide.
Vim. Erese, %, 217 N. Sacramento
blvd, missing. May have enlisted.
DoIiEa eaoLiV,cr Rba rloe - Dali
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-28
Somitns, ben 2s. 6e6rnar 1914.
Sin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS GOmprOmiF.

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rSo6r cincn 9roBcn 3iuuods ans Dem yFobcbouicn",
Der irii6cs gcbcu init iib brHgt.
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GoInar SSiittncr.

IS ilnrb am 20 Scbuor 1914 6aipar 9itt.
ncy. pcliebier 0aiie Der pcriiorbencn gnna Nln.
rc Nniincr i'm gNicr bon Sobren nHo Is
glnna godIape gir 1929, Glib .gouloin. Strahe.
Sic GceroinunQ inoct SCnntag,. @a6miiaae
Ib2 llhr non Der Obiqen gSobnhna aus nnO
Der lctnoiihcn 0cr5 SciusNirhe 100 Die Irnns
criccr Qe6alien ipiro gcicbun9 nui Dem pSL
Grlnicrs SricNhpic" (Seb27 7-Wr8D
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gImelia ednuciocrt SdnciOcr.

sdwcieert Smnciocr gsithpe bon gloan
Shncioer i'm Nlter BON 81 Snbrcn. Die Be
croiGunQ iinoei Wiuntna, no ll0r Olorgens,
hon ibrcr S9o6unQ gr. 35f2, 6autun.9lucuuc
aus 6itr Scrs SciiisStirdlc 100 I'M o llbr Dlors
Qens cire 9lcauienrlieiie fir ibr SeelenleiI ocs
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90 lpiro Riermit 6ciannt acgrben, cnb bic
ihniie rs uno 40 Der Seiicnfli0cn 9lnOemcf
ncn c5cetc BON WParulnno pe odr6 ocn gIii
BON 1912 umeuoirt nan 96laui BON oreba
CSO) Suaeu pom oieicm Golnm an ole y&bia.
COMPANY. Iermatcr nnicr ocm Iciiomcnt
ocS pcriiorbcnen @enr0 z. Scance" euDmoeu
ul0 iini8iQ (l60) glnibcilc ocs 9iteniapinls
ieti In 0crcn g0crn ani Den 9amcn bon
0cnrn E. SeaGcs iriibcr hon @1ilooGppuL
@cHuiuluonin ein0erageH lino, ibcrlrneci
miro
S6c 1ailabclpbia Srnit, snie Scpoit nno
9ninrnuce 0umpnnn
&ouhrcdcr 0cs TcilnmcniS ocs uerorbcntn
0cnru z. ,Seancs.
II. Schrudr 1914.
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Gin fniaidlcr 8tnnefif Oie rdltiae gInsIeannN Oea

Gin flaiFidJcr 3eage fit bic rdjtigc NnSleanng OeS
g,crraocs smiidcu GiBl6io li0 Den Scr Staatcn be-
rcfe 0cs Eonomdfaofs lit Der riibcrc @otibaitcr IN
Grorcicb Scurp S9bifA Iiccr mar 5ur 3eit Sctrctdr
Der omcrifoniidcu gHtfaTt ih eonOon mo fi6rtc Die
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tgt 6a6cn ooB c0cr oe0dfc an cine ioid)c Alsna1me
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anocn babe Gas ioItc oic @ciirmortcr ocr NitSna1-
me ber5cugcH.