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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-25

Russia Asks For Him.

ST. PETERSBURG. July "a Tho
ANstro Servian situation. was consid. i.
cred az four hours meeting OF tIe
cabinet today II Is understood that
as a result Russia Immediately will
ing Austria 10 prolonr the period she
mas given Servia TO reply 70 her ulfi.
matum. so that European Diplomats
may have time 70 act.
The official view is that should
Austria refuse 10 prolong the terms
OF the ultimatum. Russia may take
extreme measures. II Is considered
here that the dispute should have
been submitted 20 the European now
ers, 10 whose decision Servia Is will
ing TO die for.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-25

Do your part in this splendid when you read
this ask neighbor he has read a. KEEP BOOSTING
Some people that GOING TO CHURCH IS GETTING TO
BE FAD NOWADAYS. n that is there arc some fads
worth while after all When considers that all that
churches ask is brief time every Sunday morning hard 20
conceive how refrain from performing plain
duty
GO TO CHURCH Sunday
GO TO CHURCH the following Sunday,
GO TO CHURCH every Sunday!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-25
sTEUBENVILLE WOMAN TRIES
TO ABANDON INFANT CHILD

COLUMBUS. o.. July "a wrs
Julia StHrko who claimed she had
been deserted by her husband at steu-
benvillc sought to abandon her two
weeks old baby at Camp Johnson 20
day but was prevented from doing 20
she faid she couldn take care of it
Juvenile court aufhOritice sent the
woman back TO Stcubeuville
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-25
DRASTIC
measures Being Adopted by Chicago
Police to Clean Out Noisome
levee District.

CHICAGO. July 24-Raids in the
CHINATOWN section OF the levee dis
tricti application for a warrant cbarg-
ing the holder OF the amusement Il
cense Tor Freiberg's dance han. no
lorlous leyee center. with violating
the O'Clock closing ordinance. search
Tor secret tunnel used by law break
ers and testimony before the grand
jury by the chief Of police and others
were developments to-day in the war
on the old segregated district.
BACK or all the moves OF the pollce
and city officials was a constant a..
sire 70 learn more Of the causes
which eliminated In the death Of Stan
icy }. Birns. city detective. on Thurs-
day night of last week when detec.
ives from the squad OF the police In.
spector Of morals EXCHANGED shots
with detectives on the regular city DO
lice force
Gunnan IN Hospital.
Rocco Vanille. accused Of participst.
lns ln the shooting and alleged by the
STATE . attorney 20 be- New York
lnman Instructed with N mission 10
XIII w q. Danhcnborr. morals insDec.
tor, was not taken before the graud
Jury. lie is still In n hospital suf
terl1g from a wounded foot and tho
county officials declare that the bullet
Whlch struck him was from his own
weapon which they assert he had pro-
tlously fired at Danucnbcrr's mon be-
Tore the police duel began
captain NOotbaar. new commander
or the lovce district police. repeated
hls assertion that the district would
% cleaned out In thirty days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-25

VIENNA. July 2f-BarOn Won GiesI
De Gieslngen. the Austro-Hunrarian
minister AZ Belgrade. has been in.
structed 10 leave Sorvia with the en-
TIRE legation stan n by six o'clock
. tcontinusa on PaFs Elsv.nA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-25
HOME RULE CONFERENCE
ENDS In DISAGREEMENT
secure
Federal outposts az Mexico City Ad.
Naneee. Removing All Danger
From Attack oy Zapata.

MENlCo CITY July sa-The fed
oral outposts stationed al Nochiuiiloo
have been advanced about a mile from
the town into the territory I'm which
the Zapatlsta forces have been opsr.
ating. This H. believed TO have re-
moved all danger OF an immediate as.
sault on the town. The Zapattstas
are lacking in artillery while the fed.
eral defenders are well supported Nv
cannon and machine guns mounted ON
his positions.
After a severe hrht which lasted
for more than ten hours the Zapata
tdherents who attacked the town Of
OZumba. 90 miles southeast OF the
capital. were routed today by govern
ment troops under Colonel Vilchis. Ac-
cording TO official reports nearly 22OO
OF Lapatas men were killed or
Wounded IN the engagement.
Oroxco Surrounded.
The war Office reported tonight that
Pascual Orozco II almost surrounded
~ government troops at n point near
tie MiChoacan border. His capture
II was said. was expected az any mo-
ment.
An agreement has been reached TO
hold the peace conference between
the delegates OF President Carhatai
and General Nenustiano Carranza at
Saltillo President Carbaial will ap-
point two delegates 10 the conference
General CarranZa guaranteeing their
safe conduct and protection General
CarranZa has been advised that the
delegates will be named tomorrow
and will leave Immediately for the
conference by way of San Luis Potosi.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-25
FORMER WIFE OF CAILLAUX
CATCHES DEFENSE In TRAP
LETTERS OFFERED IN EyI.
DENCE WILL BREAK DOWN
CONTENTION OF DEFENSE
Two Are Ones That Caused Mur-
der and Are Harmless-Stir.
ring Scenes Enacted

PARIS. July 24-The defense I'm
the trial OF Nine. caliIaux FOR the
murder OF CASTOR Caimette. editor of
the FiEaro. today was caught In a
once tho wife OF the prisoners hus-
The principsi argument OF Maitre
Labor. counsel for Nine Caillaux
has been thaf his client was driven
20 shoot NJ. Calmette through fear
that two letters, Of which sho was
aware Photographic reproductions ex-
isted. would be- published by NJ Cal.
mette and secrets OF her inner life
thereby made public.
This argument. IL r. said, will be re-
dnced 70 nothing by the reading OF
the letters. which Nine Gueydan re-
luctantly gave over 10 Maitre Labori
yesterday Today she declined TO re-
ceive them back from NJ Iaborl
Replying 20 a question tfy Labor
as 10 what she desired done with
them. the former wife OF NJ Caillaux
Il do not care what YOU do with
them. Publish all OF them n you wish
Their reading is now registered as
Inevitable
Nine. Gueydan's counsel & q
Archibald. said today concerning the
Ihey are tnnocuous They con-
tain several disparaging references 20
Nine. Gueydan. then Caillanx's wife,
and consider the possibilities OF HIS
obtaining q divorce from her. TINS
however. Ne says. would have TO he
after the elections. They are con-
pleted by allusiOns TO local politics OF
no importance whatever"
ES-Premlers Clash.
The unprecedented spectacle OF two
former premiers--Jean Barthou and
NJ Caillaux standing together az the
bar and maintaining with no little
heat divergent opinions on the case
was or hardly less interest than the
fencing or Maitre Labori and Maitre
Chenu. representing the Calmette fam
fly. over the letters.
StunR by a taunt OF Pascal Gee
caldi, an intimate friend OF NJ. Call
lauX, that he had not a word OF pity
Tor the woman on trial NJ Barthou
turned toward her and said:
7 had the honor. madame. to be a
guest of your house. and you have
been a guest at mine. I have said
nothing OF nature TO aggrevate your
situation. ! wish TO say that | have
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-25

west virrinia--Purtiy cloudy aatur-
dav. sunday fair.
Ohio ard western Peunarfvaufa-
Partly cloudy saturday ana SUNDAY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-25
POSTPONED
UNITED STATES WILL NOT
TAKE ACTION IN HAITI
UNTIL TUESDAY.
Marines Are Assembled and Both
Sides Realize United States
Means Business.

WASHINGTON. July 24-Decision
as 10 what steps may be taken by the
Cnited states 10 force the restoration
OF peace In San Domingo and Haiti
Was postponed to-day until next Tues
day. when President Wilson will dis
met
In the meantime, negotiations are
under way through diplomatic chan
nels which. Il Is hoped. viii hrinp
about q composition of affairs in
halu. The rebsllious elements in
Doth countries now realize that the
American government. BY concentrat.
ing marines at Guantanamo. means
business, and there is a disposition al
the state department TO await the out
come OF the diplomatic negotiations
before advising drastic action.
Preparations. however went for.
ward az the navy department for the
concentration Of 900 marines With
IN striking distance of the Haitian
coast
Famine at Puerto Plata.
FAMINE has been added to the trou-
pies OF the rebel Dominican CITY OF
Puerto Plata Ten deaths from star.
Nation were reported from there to-
day Food supplies have been almost
eNhS listed and suffering from priva.
ton and the diseases incident TO the
lack OF food appals the American OFF.
GERS on duty there General Bordas'
federal forces are still outside the
city and the federal gunboat Indepen.
dencia lies of the town There has
been more sharp rife firing southwest
OF Puerto Plata with no results and no
casualties
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-25
z RMAL ANNOUNCEMENT
MADE To KING GEORGE
YESTERDAY.
feeling Of PeSsimism Overshadows
Engiand-Next Step a Mat
ter OF Doubt.

LONDON. July s4-Formal an
nounccment that the Buckingham
palace conferees on home rule could
n1t pfldsc the narrow differences
which separated the ulsterttes and
the Nauonalists on the Irish home
rule b.ll. was made TO King George
to-day by the speaker OF the house of
commons, the kt Hon. James Iowth.
.r and 10 the house itself by Premier
While the failure OF the kinr,s AT
tempt 10 bring about a comproufise
was wen known "wednesday. the fact
that the party leaders continued to
discuss the question AZ issue kindled
taint hopes throughout the country
that Ihe deadlock might yet be brok-
on the monarch's plan 20 bring face
10 lace across table the men who ar,
most responsible for tho present SEN
sauonal cSsis. leaves the country in
n mood or deepest pessimlsm
No one attempts TO predict what
the next step may be after the fall
ure OF this supreme ATTEMPT at a com
promise. No one sees any possibility
OF settlement OF the dispute unless
II y by the government appealing to
verdict OF tho country through a
general election. and such step
would be considered generally not a
compromise but surrender nv
Premier Asquith's cabinet
Tho Information made public bv the
premier was brief and unsatisfactory
a. 20 details
Mr. Asquifh said that the amending
blll. which the house OF lords recent
~ returned 20 the house OF commons.
would De taken up next Wednesday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-25
Secrecy Maintained.

The brevity OF the conference in
dlcates how firm tho deadlock was
The usual official secrecy was main
tained, but IL apparently was such
secracy as enshrouds the executive
sessions OF the senate at Washington.
Tor some OF the participants felt bound
20 tell their nearest supporters what
had occurred and the secrets have
been disseminated through a widening
circle
- Apparently Sir Edward Carson ana
Captain Craig insisted on their con
stantly proclaimed Clean out" OF the
whole OF Ulster from the proposed
Dublin government. The Natlonalists.
represented by John redmond and
John Dillon. we're willing. a a be-
lieved. to concede the exclusion OF
eUlster's counties by popular vote.
provided any Of the counties excluded 4
were given the opportunity OF voting
for inclusion at a later date. Tyrone
has been the bone OF contention which
neither side was willing 20 surrender.
The house OF lords amending bill.
which cmbodies the concessions the
government is prepared to offer, will
come before the house OF commons
(Coutfnuad GA Para RfrN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-25
Famine at Puerto Plata
German crluser tn AaI,i.

KINGSTON. Jamaica. July 24-Tbe
German cruiser Dresden today re-
ceiyed urgent orders TO proceed to
tialtl and made preparations to de-
part for that republic this evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-25
Go to Church Message Twentieth Century
Method of Awakening Religious FervOr
10 TO CHURCH,

~ In the brief time that the GO TO CHURCH movement
has been widely heradd throughout the country
big churches Cergymen
declare that RELIGION NEVER WAS DEAD All that il
ed awakening. AND 1T HAS AWAKENED.
thousands to-day yet needed the
GO TO CHURCH call IL these that this appeal direct
cd Do you believe in Supreme Being? II you is
worthy Of Worship No how derec you been
the church awaits you II haven't
in decade all the that you GO TO CHURCH now
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-25

As MATTER or FACT. THERE NEVER a TIME
WHEN PEOPLE HAD FoRGoTT en- CHURCH. IN LATTER DAYS
THERE HAS BEEN WAVE or MATERtALlSm AND UNeoDLi-
NESS. BUT RELIGION ONLY REQUIRED AWAKENING cay.
TIE GO TO CHURCH MOVEMENT rs FIRE. M
EVERY VILLAGE. HAMLET, TOWN AND CITY the cay HAS
BEEN TAKEN UP. THIS GO TO CHURCH MESSAGE IS A TWEEN
TiETH CENTURY METHOD AWAKENING RELIGIOUS FER.
IT SUCCEEDING.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-18

to the fall of the curtain on Rose
Loyals trained doves, there was
scarcely a dull minute in the program.
Honors were divided between Miss
Loyal, Fred Ardath & Co. and Signor
Liboniti and his Xylophone. The
show opened with a clever acrobatic
pantomime by Fern, Bigelow and
Mehan. Liboniti followed on the
Xylophone and responded to three
encores. Harry Holman & Co.'S
sketch, The Merchant Prince" gets
away well, but breaks at the half
mile post. 1t needs considerable
more pep to make it a winner. Helen
Vincent, living tooth powder adver-
tisement, and her partner, Edward
Miller, filled the gap until the appear
ance of Ardaths Hiram on the
Farm" which is a mirth-provoker
from start to finish. There may be
just little too much horseplay about
three quarters way around, but taken
as a whole the piece could hardly be
improved, and. of course, Ardath as
Hiram Green, the chore boy. is in a
class by himself. His company of six
are all graceful and finished perform
ers and the vehicle they use is clever
both in action and in setting.
OF course, there is nothing new, since
the "Old Homestead" and way Down
East" in farm scenes on the stage,
but Ardath has given things a new
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-18

eighth season yesterday. And while
the afternoon program was marred to
the extent that the headliner suffered
the embarrassment of having its bag
gage delayed and therefore was un-
able to appear, the remainder of the
bin pleased immensely and none but
pleasing remarks could be heard on
every hand In fact the attractions
supporting the headliner combined to
form a regulation vaudeville bill and
1t didn't seem to be missed much
However, Manager Hopkins said the
baggage would be here in time for
last evenings performance and he
thought the presence of this comedy
gem would undoubtedly strengthen
the offering considerably. This fea-
ture attraction is a comedy vehicle
called Hiram on the Farm" disport-
ing Fred Ardath & Co. A full stage
scenic equipment is carried by the
production, depicting a realistic rural
scene, and it was this part of the
production that failed to arrive IN
Harrisburg yesterday in time for a
matinee showing. Fred Ardath is a
comedian of musical comedy fsme
and he is said to have excellent sup
port in presenting one of the most
laughable "rube' playlets vaudeville
has seen. Music is we'll represented
in the bill and beauty-probably the
most popular of all--occupies as
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-18

turn by introducing a couple of
stranded soubrettes and a village con-
stable, who help to make things
lively. The piece gets away we'll and
finishes strong. Harry Cooper fol-
lows in a Hebrew character sketch,
THE Jewish Mail Carrier which is
unsurpassed for clean, straight COM
edy entirely away from the slapstick
variety Harry has a nice little voice,
too, and his partner helps out the
act by some clever work.
One of the prettiest settings of the
evening is usd for Miss Loyal's num-
ber. The curtain discovers her re-
clining in a swing. She is discovered
by Periotte and descends to move
about the stage with a consummate
grace. Besides being extremely beau
tiful, Miss Loyal is clever wire
walker. But she has had discretion
enough to eliminate much of the old
time wire walking stunts, and instead
introduces some clever Juggling and
also flock of trained pigeons and a
trained dog that add to the novelty
and make the number star one.
MAX ROBERTSON.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-18

made up of the sort of show material
that pleases the park patrons. Every
act was the recipient of much hearty
applause from an enthusiastic audi
ence. Fredo and Primrose, who head
the bill in an offering composed of bits
of musical comedy and character
studies of familiar types are artists
of ability who present an altogether
pleasing entertainment. The Three
Keloes, team of comedy arobats sue
ceeded in putting the audience in a
decidedly humorous mood with their
grotesque antics and rough and tum-
BILE comedy. This act was the big
laugh producer of the bill. Ed Win
chester told humorous stories and sang
parodies on the popular song hits of
the day in a wholly delightful manner
Annitta and her jesting juggler. Will
lish, presented remarkably good
comedy Juggling stunt while Fields
and Brown were we'll received in a
singing. dancing and talking act.
Sousa and his band will occupy the
park theater for to-day. The vaude-
Vile show will be the attraction for
the balance of the week.-Advertise-
ment.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-18

production is the big attraction at the
Victoria for to-day. In this film THE
Devils Eye" there is featured De-
festive Hayes. The film it is promised
is full of genuine thrills and unusual
spectacular feats. The remainder Of
the program comprises "A Coats Tale. ="
a Keystone comedy, The Gunmen." :"
a Western drama made by the Reli-
ance. Tomorrow Helen Hesperia
Will be featured in three part drama,
Her Last Hope. ."-Advertis
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-18
Business Locals
GOOD FIT. GOOD WEAR

That's what a man is looking for
when he is in need of a pair of shoes.
The M. A. Packard shoes for men at
$3.50 and $500 are known for their
pefect 1T and splendid wearing quail
ties. There u none' better to be had
at the price than the Packard, and
none neater in style. Deichler, Thir-
teenth and Market streets.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-18
ARRAY Of TALENT ON
ORPHEUM' PREMIER
Comedy Is the Keynote of the
Week; Rose Royal Makes
a Big Hit

The bard somewhere has line
about winter lingering in the lap of
Spring, and 1t is up to someone to
say something about summer toying
with Old Boreas' whiskers. This
happened last night at the Orpheum,
where vaudeville reopened with mid
winter enthusiasm, while three or four
f1refiies fitting about between gallery
and balcony were reminders that sum-
mer still remained.
II was a splendid array of talent
that graced the premier and from the
time Professor Yeager sprung his
graceful composition, the "Orpheum, -
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-18
COLONIAL
AT PAXTANG

The vaudeville bill at the Paxtang
Park theater this week is certainly
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-18
Exquisite1y Fashioned White
acknowledgements Samples

midsummer event of extraordinary value Importance
every woman in quest of dainty underwear
One of the makers of fine undergaments from whom
large proportion of stock promised his samples when
the statesmen finished with them They last
hundred of them and all different in the lot
alike They made sell 81 25 $15O $175 and up
$3.50 More than half of them would sell $50 $3.50
They will all be sold at price Observation-Disclosures. S5c
None approval; none c. o. D.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-18

prominent a position as any. Pretty
Helen Vincent is one of 'em. She
sings and dances and acts out real
cute with a neat and natty partner
in one of those pleasing vocal skits
There's another pretty girl with Harry
Holman & Co., a mighty clever little
company in a good comedy playlet
Variety and merit run rampant
throughout the bill and that 1t will
start the season right is a foregone
on.-Advertisement.
COLONIAL
If the entertainment provided at
the Colonial these adys sin't varied, 1t
isn't anything. For instance, there is
David Copperield," the story that is
dear to every admirer of Charles
Dickens works, presented in a NOV
ing picture feature in seven reels that
is artistically staged, cleverly enacted
and realistically produced. This fea-
ture appears at the Busy Corner for
the first half of the week and is worth
several times the prices in vogue
there. The Fountain Nymphs" in a
splendid aquatic production, a fine
musical feature, and a comedy duo
rundo out the roster.-Advertisem ent
AT PAxTANG
The vaudeville bill at the Paxtang
Park theater this week is certainly
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-18
ORPHEUNI

IT was joyous army of vaudeville
overs who welcomed the Orpheum's
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-18
III TO YOU Ann yOTrRS

Good music is not always available,
see and hear the New Edison Dia-
mond Disc. 1t will make it so. ]. n.
Troup Music House, Is South Market
Square.-Advertise
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-18
AT THE VICTORIA

a four, part Apex Film Company
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-12-02
URGE PHYSICAL
TEST FOR ENTRY
into COLLEGE

New York, Nov. so.-A physical test is
urged by DIR. William H. McCastline, Co
lumbia University medical officer, as an
entrance requirement for admission to
the colleges throughout the country. In
his annual report made public today DIR.
McCastline says that eff the colleges
throughout the country would place more
emphasis upon the health of the candi-
date for admission those in control of the
child in the home and the school would
be stimulated to take more judicious care
of his physical needs and to encourage
him to appreciate the relative value of
health to the full enjoyment Of play and
work. .zz s4s.s z
For entrance to college a man must
prepare himself intellectually for his
work and show by certificate or exami-
nation his qualification Until recently
little, attention has been given to his
health qualifications and physical fitness
II believe that even with the raising
of the standards of scholarship, the coll
lege and university experiences would
find men in better state of health at
graduation and in better shap physically
as well as mentally to take upuheir life
work If proper stress be laid upon health
and physical habits during the formative
years of the boys training in the upper
elementary and High schools"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-12-02
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