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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18
SPENDS DAY IN WHEELING AND
MoUNOsvillE; is PLEASED
WITH SENTIMENT.
Optimism Everywhere Acquiring Re-
publican Success In FaIl-Will At
tend County Convention Today.
State Senator George r. white.

"
State Senator George f. White. OF
Weston, actively opened his campaign
for the Republican nomination for
congress In the first district yester-
day. Arriving in Wheeling Thursday
evening, Senator White spent a busy
morning, meeting and comforting with
friends here. In the afternoon a fly
Ing trip was made TO Moundsviile
where he was given a hearty recep-
ton BY many Republicans. Owing
10 the fact that Il was necessary for
his return TO Wheeling early in the
evening the visit was necessarily
short but he expects to return again
next week.
( "one OF the most striking and
/ encoura ging features OF my brief stay
here and In Moundsville. was the en-
thustasm displayed and optimistic
view OF the situation taken by every
| Republican with whom have talked, -
said Senator White at the Mcclure
hotel last night. There Is a feeling
uppermost everywhere, not only in
this end OF the district, but in my
own section. that the Republican
party has been re-establlshed on a
firming footing than ever and that
West Virginia az well a. the entire
country will be reclaimed 20 the party
Of progress, prosperity and the full
thinner pail next November.
Republican VIII Win.
The full extent OF this feeling can
not be realized. Of course. from the
br.ef survey have thus far made. but
] have already found sufficient 10 a..
sure me that the First District will
return a Republican to congress IN
the fall. | hope 10 be able 20 win the
nomination. and firmly believe that
my candidacy will prove successful
for ! ind that loyal friends have al
ready set afoot an active and az
Eressive campaign on my behalf even
in those sections which I have not yet
been able 20 visit However. I expect
To be In every county in the district
during the two weeks intervening he
Fairmont. July 30
II do not intend 70 70 fully into the
merits and dement's of the contend
ing forces In this campaign just now.
Ny record 81 one on which / am per
fcctly willing % stand. n will show
J believe that ! am a Republican On
tho truest sense Of the word The re.
publican party b. a party Of progress
and progressive principles. no has &C.
Complished wonderful things for this
country and for West Virginia. and
70 proposes 10 carry forward the great
work % has started despite the tenn.
porary halt which has been called by
the election Of Democratic admins
The Same Old story.
DnlN Two snort years nave elapsed
since the present Democratic admins.
trauon went into power. 10 has been
the same old story Of misrule and
misrepresentation. followed hy bust
ness stagnatiOn and general financial
depression. with the working man AMI
the business man bearing the brunf of
the blow. The result has been COM
plete change in sentiment Tho pao.
pie have given tho Democratic uarfy
another chance, and tho Democraffr
party. running true 10 form. has prov
On. IN return another bitter dlsap-
polnfmout
The American voter has no use for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18
OUT-THE-PIKE
Entertains PhiI.th.. c1a,,

A delightful affair was given in the
stone Presbyterian church al Elm Grove.
last night, when the Mems Bible class
entertained the members Of the phiIn-
thea class. More than $50 mon and
women we're present Quite elaborate
reireah uicnts were serv ed. following the
rendition or an interesting program.
The address Of welcome on behalf OF
me class was made BY the teacher. Rev.
J.. b. Lew cllyn. and the principal adj
dress was made BY Miss Mary Way
mann. teacher of the phiiathca class.
she concluded with a reading r. a.
barrah recited two or three selections
and James Acker entertained with q
reading The program was iutcrs pcrscd
win music. piano selections being ron-
dercd ~ Mrs. Zelda curtis. Miss LORE
na spring and Miss Mabel TTnlIctf.
Harry Hallctt entertained with n cornet
solo. and H. n. Gordon rendered q from
bone solo.
The program was carried out under
tne direction q Mr.. Gordon. and he
spoke briefly u what may be accom-
plished ~ personal work In the class
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18

rletcd or 10 barrel pur,per n. 81,
Wa developed IN the salt sand. ard
same locality. ." '"'
Boutheastern Ohio.
In the deep sand tertiary In a,utN
saS'ern phio there is no Improvement III
W OUTLOOK Tor developing n pool south
on logan ~ Pals township Horkfnf
county. The Ohio Fuel supply Compsny
naA completed it, test on the Edward ii
luIher farm ana has Easser with
90 la'lty 81 one million cubic feet a dav
ne location % this we'll la one mic
~ "gsl ot the Purvis Royalty Com
pany first test on the Ruble farm
ln the central part Of the deep sand
ii,id. IN Jackson township. Perry county
49, davidson Morgan havc shot
arm ana - produced 90 barrels the en-
Jung ~ hours. The we'll is located in
the hguthedat corner Of the farm and
achelmacher q Stratton Joined them in
driiing the well 81 ~ is a test for The
Edward Polling farm on which the Last
named are operating.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18
OIL AND GAS

Ihere Dr. good deal Of aarnenesa %,
voc development work On the Weat viz
4ihla ana southeastern ohio fields
mere are Few inquiries for reu nr.-
~, ins territory and the leasofs win
- "tti.u oI icaFes % sell has gone out
~ busineFs Last year or up 10 me
llIne the market began TO recede he had
20 trouble 90 interest operators In
isAses ln almost any section An this
II. .n5nte4 OPERATOR are developing
tnelr hoiaiuFe On "a leiaureIv vvav ard
snow no inclination 20 wildcat
~ Clay district. MououraIfa rrur.f,
w. Va, The Marion on cornpanv ~
dflled pc 80. a on the sanford nTrrfrF-
man farm through the nlr fufur sand
anu has "a dugter In Cnaa IIafrfDf r.
lhe tafne county. The Martin on a gsa
soinpHnf has drilled "a test on tho isaac
hnWef farm through the Hie Infun sand
hnl has . very light pumper
IN peknlh district tglfwer CONT.
W. hsNersc on q Gas company has nov
glluel pc No on the vs. U Avore
Iirin through the Hcsea Grit and hag
inli ilnn ana half cubic feet gasser and
o. showing ~ 81 in the same formation
IN NpfiuE creek. Suithneid dfafrfff
isoane county, the Columbia Oh com,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18

pany Of. West Virginia 10 starting No. II
on the y. =. kranuou farm
Lincoln County Compositions.
ON Scar fOrk. buNaI district. Lincoln
county. the Big Creek Development
company has drilled No. on the j. Z.
Mny farm through the Berea Crit and
FORK. To- the same district. the carter
tsit COMPANY @5 i5e hI W2 iRgr1sS .econ9
hsS a usht pumper In ''t ,Ss ann ann s sna
trict the Wayland OH = Gas company
u que IN the Sand 20 "a test on the a "
feet 81 u test On the = Hurdst,s IS
acres. The same company test ON the
: p rauiel farm will Do que next week
the Huntington Development company
o. due IN the sand af SO g on the Is ~
nova Coal = MininE compauys tract.
WiIes Bros. have started % drill test
on The Ira Biss farm IN washington
district ErcudenberFor a go. are drIu-
ing 10. on the STANDARD f'uel COM
in spencer district. Poane county. the
Fisher 81 company has drilled No 4 on
Run sand and ha- u duster' on Plum
run. Warrington district Marion coun-
~. the south Penn OF companys SO.
up very croditabtv. When drifisd i- it
started 90 now ~ the rate N b. bar
rsls sn hour bur 221 barrels was its
record Tor the first ~ hours
VIII Drill in Brarton.
Recently several companies have bee,
organized - drilI test wells IN pravton
county. one company has taken up n
block ~ leases near Hosefafo and vfiI
start some work in the near future
During the early part % the year rev-
eral wells were completed In otter dfa-
trict and found OIL IN paying QUANTITIES
in the salt sand
Year Cedar Grove. Cabin Greek dis
Uict. kanaWhn county. several fair raa
weile have recently been cornnietsd fn
the Weir sand one test on the Knfrht
'guch farm D. reported showing some
gil ana VII ~ drilled frerer on
Hrowna creek. jefferson dIafrirt fhe
Dunbar on and Gas company has com
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18

mcMeehen BrlefA
Mrs. r. ID. Fellers is visiting friends
and relatives In St Mary's
Mrs. James Bowman and family will
leave in short while for Fit Smith.
Arkansas where they will spend a
month visiting relatives
Mrs. Emil Roth Of Sherrad Is spend-
ing a few days visiting friends in this
Mrs. John Robinson Of Garfield
street this city departed yesterday
morning for st Louis 10 be at the
ped side OF her son ID. w. Robinson
who Is seriously III.
John Sexter OF this city has return
ed home after visiting friends in Hun
dred Tor the past few days.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the
Church of God win hold a lawn fete
this evening on the Refer lawn on
Garfield street
Mrs Mary Bell OF North Marshall
street was taken TO the North Wheel
Ing hospital where she will soon be
operated on for appendicitis
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r. Lee left yester-
day for Ravenswood where they will
visit friends for the next few days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18

Republican ~ Trindeiphia md Lib
cry districts are mauifcstluR consider
h.ie interest in the county convention
Whioh VII De held THE afternoon I'D tho
,lhin county court house. Wheeling FOR
TIE purpose 81 nominating candidate
INr positions on the county ticket which
were not oiled Ht the recent primary.
- hg rrvru dcfrgafra. while Ifterfv
VIII have a repre- .eufnfion o. two Al
teruHfrs have been named ono for each
ptleFhto brlcgatea aud altcrnstes we're
h'minHlnl uf enthusiastic meetings
hold Monday evening
Ihc following arc the delegates and
aftfn' ffa from TriadrinhIa dtatrirf
nelDrHfr james If Tr4rr t.,..,g., Ia
iiAna- j. g.. Mc'nrd3. o. w. bloomfield.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18
M MECHEN
SPECIAL DISCOUNT

On all Spring and Summer Goods at
-. e.. o.. Seltner's Store.
Misses White Shoes, price $50, for
csc.
MILDLY Waists. price 75c and soc, for
3oc.
Az ladies' Shirt Waists. s125 ana
800. for CSC.
All Mems. Ladies' and Children's Low
Tut Shoes. price $50 and $3.50, for
s5e and St9s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18
Pike Briefs.

Miss Dorothy stamm Of North Main
sitet' - spending Few days as the
guess Of friends at Elm Grove
MISS Alma Marling. Of Newark Ohio
- the guest Tor a few days OF friends
ana relatives al Pleasant Valley
MISS Alma SAKE. who recently under
went en- operation for threat trouble at
we North Wheeling hospital. has been
removed 70 her home at Fulton
w. W. Price has returned 10 Fln
grove after spending a few DAYS a. pal
Jas. attending to business unffore
MISS Halle Baird. 81 Film Grove left
gtstetduy Tor MurEamtowu. whore She
VII spend several days as the guest OF
James Douglass has returned 70 his
nome ~ Toledo, after spending n few
aays with friends at WoodsdaIe
Nj. and Mrs. Joseph Chaubera Of
the city arc vi~itirr Nh syd a..
Frank Dcrr. Of 81 mGrovc
\. x. Atkinson b. having extensive 70
pairs made 20 his home ri Valley Grove
. MISS Frceda Was has returned 10 bar
home AZ Fulton after spending several
weeks In eastern Ohio campfnF aim !.
party of friends.
Contractors springer and sprinrer
nave started work on the paving % the
heaheny pike. near GrogEsviile
Wlliam Emsheimer. 0f Woodsdaia
49, sleras{ ior Detroit. where he will
John Armstrong has returned ~ HE
home 81 Huntington. after spendina u
rev Gays IN the out the pike district
iookinE after business
MISS Alice Smith. Will return 20 her
nome ~ SprinEdaio to-day after suerd-
lnE Few DAYS a. the guest of Mis-
carrie Morrison. AZ valley Grove.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18

Ralph Mccoy, Dr. &. A Aschman ana
q. a. Feeny, Jr. Alternate. RI. Dim
meg, ;. y. klttle. James :. Rine. Hiram
Elnott, " v, Springer. George seibert
and George Gonder
The following IL the representation
rom Liberty district. DelegateH-Ceo.
Mnrrison and ". ~. e. Curtis Alter
H"'es-h H. Bowman and J. e. Wsddle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18

The members Of the mems and vs-
men Bible class Of the West AIorander
ireshyterlau church held a drIgbffui
banquet on tic church lawn last even
lNE. lHC banquet was the result OF a
contest between the two classes the
women class coming out the winner
and the mems class being compelled IN
we agreement % furnish the "enta'
foiipWlug the banquet dciirhffuI
rlufical program was rendered and those
present declared the evening one OF t6e
most enjoyable 81 the season
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18
Church servleea

Rev. ID. S. Hammond Of St Mary's
wul occupy the pulpit az the Nc
McchCn ~ r. church both mornine,
ana evening next Sunday. The reg.
uar church exercises will be con.
Quoted in the morning with Rev
hammond speaking AZ II O'Clock
The Christian Endcavor viii meet I'M
the evening followed with the even
ing sermon az 100
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18
ror Satisfactory
Concrete Work Call
TIE e. B. KIMBERLY CO.,
Sehmulbaeh Building. Both Phone,


James Rally Of this city. who was ar
rested Thursday on the charge OF speed.
lhE thfouEh the town OF Elm Grove
va. released yesterday b. squire Sell
Dot hntly claimed that the H ~
va chfnau waved him across the track
ahn tllukinE that an Onc0miug train
Mt- about 90 bio hla machine be- put on
tAil9 speed g. make 10 across Since
ne slowed down after crossing the track
ana dld not again trF 90 break the speed
.Iulu.u.n. be W. role. -.l BIZ the .nuIra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18

Little Prince Temple so 10. Py.
l.lHu sisters met last niRht ln the
McMcchcn building 8 large number
or ladies' were present and the session
was very busy one. y social scs.
huafnDae
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18
Ksllar obsOquies.

AZ o'clock yesterday afternoon the
Iast SAD rites were held over the re-
mains Of the late Edward the young
son OF MI. and Mrs Edgar KclIar. OF
ItesEsNiile. who passed away wednes-
DAY evening. The funeral services we're
IN eharge OF Rev. IA. O. TCaRarden pas
lot OF the Fulton NJ L.. church. Inter-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18

West Virginia Trsction q
Electric Company and city 4
suburban. Gas compsnys az
thorized pay stations:
Company's onice. corner 18th
and Chapline Streets. wheeling.
Bank Of Fulton. Fulton. W. Va
The First National Rank. Elm
grove, West virginia
state Bank CT Elm Grove. Fin
Grcve. West Virginia
Pay your electric light. water
and gas bills az the most conven-
Tent pay station.
CHAS. MADDEN,
Asst Sec. ana Treas
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18

complaints are being registered by
lne traEenng public about the condition
OF the hedge fence ~ the western an
ptoach 10 the Patterson bridge At
the west end Of the bridge the hedge
has been allowed TO grow 70 such an ex =
tent that II IL Impossible 10 So, anyone
on or approaching the brioge AZ the op-
posite end This he's been the cause 81
many narrow escapes from accidents
anu inc people that frequent this road
sre complaining tina. something should
De done before serious accidents result
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18

lnarlee Wallace. 81 UOnev-s Point. en-
.ftaineu number ~ his friends with
dance nt bis home Thursdav evening
nn aHaur wac attended ht practically
ai ne younger people ~ that vicinity
thl fI enjoyed The evening very much
10 nahtluE and other divisions
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18

The members N the willing Workers
CLASS n the tlm Grove Christian church
nt.e completed arrangements for the
hnlulnE ~ "a pastry sale this afternoon
~ NE Winter Brothers meat market a
Epn4iy supply OF pastries and other
goodies viii De on sale and a good pat
roma &c o. being auffcIuafed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18

The Kim Grove Eagles lodge met las,
evening In regular weekly session Sew
eral matters OF nuSlrcss were taken IN
aiter which social hour was spent
Aslce from the initiation OF a class OF
candidates regular routine matters were
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18

Tho newhrrH ~ the West Aieranfer
Grange viii meet this evening al Werf
Ni'fauder y .rlcndid literary program
.lHFr spoahIug has been arranged The
ltfrHrr program viii be- fu charge III
MihH KUN stout The meeting will 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18

Ihc story which appeared In the
lnirIiigcnccr yesterday morning civ.
lnF 90 in'orr.ew by Mr. John j SLIM.
nrr o. causing quite a bio on intrresf
ll ihis ctiF a good number of local
ciiizens have long been ln favor of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18
Slight Chanqe.

change which may be OF interest
70 local citizens is that of the Wheel
ing traction company northbound
cars stopping on the South corner OF
sixth and Marshall streets Instead OF
on the North corner as heretofore.
The slight change Is now In effect
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18

extending the southern limits OF
wheeling TO the lower end of this
city were very much enthused with
me action which is being taken by
Benwood citizens.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18

The Law and order League Of this
CITY VIII meet next Sunday afternoon
70 iurther continue the work which
ihey have started Tho league Is en-
loylne a large membership az the
present time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18

Those choice lots In tie McMecben
Midway are for sale by McCuliagn
Reid. BELL phone 500. National
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18

oPen, and the public In general is in
vited TO attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18
MUCH IN LITTLE.

Sugar was known In China more
than 1900 years ago
Tho Inventor Of the safety pin made
a fortune Of 10000. 600.
The electric cigar lighter has beer
adapted for the automobile
Electricity is superseding all ofhor
forms OF power IN mining work
The largest coal mines IN Frarrs
near Lens and Bothune. have fhe
hnest mechanical installation OF tht
Kind In the world
IN austrian government bureau hat
ofhcially estimated the popuIstior =.
that country this year al almost 20
100000. 80
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18

The electric cigar lighter has beer
adapted for the automobile
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1914-11-12
How to Secure This $3.50 Piano Free

Cut out the coupon the bottom of this
ment fill it in properly, mail bring it store.
Then buy your goods store, get your friends
buy, and your friends get buy
lect all their certificates place your
credit in store ballot With your friends help
you several hundred dollars
every week The piano be given to the one
securing the greatest between now
and April 1, 1915.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1914-11-12

If yourself then will want this piano Tor your
lodge literary society church, Sunday school
piano will larger membership bring out
meeting, make the more impressive
beauty Of the and promote the friendship OF all
members.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1914-11-12
Get 1t For Your Home

This raro nil y0ur home attractive for your
for The family and for friends 1t VIII beau
tffy the psrEor keep home teach the daughter
fine accomplishment life pleasant the enter
tain your friends brighten the lonely hours and promote socab
ity good fellowship.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-10-13
CUSTOMS HOUSE MAY
ISSUE WAR INSURANCE

ting any war risk that the applicant
has marine insurance in an insurance
corn any or companies on the cargo
on which he wishes war risk insir
arc9.
x. The amount insured against war
risk cannot in any circumstances ex-
coed the amount insured against ma
rlne risks. If the applicant is unable
tC state definitely the amount to be
insured he shal, declare a provisional
amount which may no be increased,
but which may be reduced, upon re-
celpt Of definite advice to an amount
not less than the tJta amount insur
ed under marine poll les. Premiums
shall be paid on us provisional
amount, and if the amc and is reduced
when final particulars IRE known, the
excess of such premi n will be re-
turned to the assureo by the treas
ury department.
3. The rate OF pre.lium charge /
VIII be made from day to day by the
bureau. The rate vii. vary for the
different voyages and ne caFgoes IN
Sured.
10. The bureau Of 2r risk iIsur-
ance will net be bOunG any errors
made in the calculation ii the rreni-
UNI or in ming in the foID,. should e.
ror be subsequently discovered lo-
adjustment must be made
IT, All applications for insurance
must be made personally by thhe In
su;cr or HIS duly authorized represen-
tatiVes.
u Customs officials should famil-
iarize themselves with the conditions
appearing Oh the forms of applica-
tons and sample policies sent to col
lectors.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-10-13
WILL NOT CALL
EXTRA SESSION
COVE RNoR SAYS AS A LAWYER
HE WOULD NOT RECOMMEND
CROP CURTAlLMENT.

Atlanta, Oct. Ex-Governor Slaton
will not call special session of the
legislature to pass laws relative to
CuTtallment Of the cotton crop, as ur-
ged by a great many advisers, as is
indicated in a statement given to the
press. The governor says frankly
that he could not, as lawyer, recon-
mend the enactment of laws compell-
ing the farmer to curtail his crop,
and that he would not dc as govern
or what he could not endorse as a
lrlyate citizen.
Governor SlatOn insists that the
remedy for the cotton situation IS
in the hands of congress and not the
states He says that i seems strange
to him that the people who i'll cam
paigns eXalt the farmer as the most
patriotic and intelligent OF men now
insists that he has not intelligence
enough to cut his crop down and that
there must be laws passed TO make
him do so.
The attorney general advises me
that the plans Of curtaiment by pro-
Ibis Q taXation or N0nal statute are
unconstitutional say. he governor.
And even if they We, such legis-
lation would prepare the way for leg
lslative control of every private bust
ness and the regulation Of the ener-
gies of every individual"
There has been considerable graf
utious advice given the governor i'll
an effort to force him to call al extra
session, and much of i has come
from sources never friendly to him,
possibly in an effort to ger him into
hole"