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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11
High Quality-Larye


The Detroit Electric is,
first, last and always a quality
car. Yet. because of our vol
ume Of business, the Detroit
Electric is not over-prioed-
nor even high priced.
Large production and scien-
tihc methods of manufacture
enable us TO sell the Detroit
Electric at from $500 to $500
lower than Is asked for cleo
the pleasure cars, which, We
think, do not compare with
the Detroit Electric in quail
ity.
Detroit Electric. are manu-
featured, not assembled cars.
Motors, bodies. axles, con-
t~rollers, batteries. etc, are all
built in the Detroit Electric
factory-the worlds largest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11
ROAD WORK
Authorities OF Marshall County q
Begin Survey Of Fairmont Pike
Next Week.

County Road Engineer T. q. Bart.
mug, Of Marshall county stated a few
days ago. that work would be started
D FIRST OF next week on SURVEYING
FairmOnt Pike. Many improvements
VIII be made on this road during the
coming summer. The work will be-
started at the Ohio county line. near
Mt Olivet. and the survey will be
made 70 the odd Fellows Hall. east II
Sherrard.
Boaqs Run Road.
II will probably require an summer
20 hnish the improvements which are
being put on the BOggs Run road.
The work was started last spring. aud
has been progressing nicely The road
is almost ready for the brick work
which will probably be- started in the
next few weeks. Several carloads of
the brick have arrived az the wards boz
BenWOOd. and will be- hauled TO the
ground In the noar future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11

The local Buick agency delivered
a Buick roadster car TO Paul Smith.
OF near West Alexander. during the
past week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11

Louis SAKE. OF Fulton. placed an
order with the Jones-Kratzer Com
pany during the past week for a sew.
en-passenger six cylinder Buick tour.
Ing car.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11

Aside from the sales. Mr.. House has
received a shipment OF 20 Of the latest
model Indian machines within the
past few days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11

Walter Mcmillan. OF Benwood. has
been granted power OF attorney for
the Auto Sales Company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11

The Jones-Kratzer Company has
delivered a Buick five-passenger tour
ing car to Mrs. Louisa Falloure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11

AndsonE Electric Car Company Detroit. Mich
MCkelVey-EwinS Electrical Company. 10Th and Market Ste
"" @- r%ne and We Will Call and Demonstrate Natl 1266Y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11

and most completely equipped
electric pleasure car factory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11

Mr.. Ford and Mr.. Edison
are only tvuo If narv ~, .f
national prom;neoce IN 81.
.uto-oh;i. -ro-II -l-~
thorouob ;c,,..,;n..o- -
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P@uei nse % uhese
mouoes'
moor Car Co
90 CpsTsane NC
..d c. 80
ChsimeI. Mo.o, Co.
o. w. Dunbar. ch,.,Kn.
chaimen Motor Co
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11
The Car of the Year

electric pleasure car factory.
The Car of the Year
Detroit Electric cars this
year-as always-ofer you
the highest possible perfec-
ton in motor car building
utmost elegance and beauty
in design and finish. the most
modern features of convent
ence and luxury. the best Of
electrical engineering practice
In power. speed. endurance,
economy. safety.
A wide range Of choice is
offered in our list of models:
With Bowel Gear Axle:
victoria $500
t~-Passenger Brougham
(Rear Seat Drive). o.. 255O
6Passenger Brougham
Front Seat Drive .. $500
With Worm Gear Axle:
Centleman's Roadster. $500
+Passenger Brougham
(Resr Seat Drive). 2s5O
5Passenger Brougham
Detroit Duplex Drive) 5000
(S-esE .. .. Dst,ssO
Be guided by the example
OF Ford. Edison and these
other motor experts. Call and
see the Detroit Electric for
yourself.
A ride will quickly con-
vince you why every third
electric pleasure car sold is a
Detroit Electric. Demonstra-
ton on request.
Id Market SITS.
Natl 1266-Y.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-09

We wear white carnation on
Mothers Day; we write TO mother, we
talk about mother, We eGlogize her on
the day dedicated to mothers
May 10.
It's beautiful idea TO pay these
tributes To motherhood but like so
many other fine things we do. IT
shows no real interest in the mother
at home the mother who is "on the
job working for us always and not
according TO an eight-hour schedule.
Why not remember the mother In
the home on Mothers Day? Why not
make her queen OF this particular day
In May and show her that we thor
.oughly appreciate and understand her
tireless efforts in our behalf?
With concerted action and thought
OF the whole family this may be cas-
lily done. Have the Saturday market.
ing done by one OF the family, thus
making the dinner a complete sur.
prise. If there are many in the fam
lily set part OF the work for each
member.
On her day let mother have com
plete rest OF mind and body Purchase
a pretty plant TO greet her eyes the
moment she wakes in the morning;
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-09
WANTS MAIL BOXES
USED ONLY FOR MAIL

Postmaster Nagel will submit "a
the corporation counsel proposed
ordinance prohibiting the use or mat
boxes in residences. stores, apart
ments, etc, for any purpose othef
than for depositing mail. The lettet
carriess complain that in apartment
houses and stores. particularly, the
mail boxes are used as receptables for
all sorts OF packages and IL is difficult
for them to properly collect and de-
posit the mail The postmaster would
attach 10 the ordinance a penalty
clause 10 include a fine OF 800 or SIX
months I'm Jail.
In reply 70 a communication to the
postofiice department, suggesting the
enlargement OF the Highland Park
branch Office 10 better accommodate .
rapidly increasing business. PostmaS
ter Nagel has received word that an
inspector will be sent from Washing
ton to study the need of an addition
to the present office.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-09
CHAPTER XVII.
Famed Into Flame:

I'D better quit thinking OF her"
Mark had said
A virtuous and wise resolution, for
sooth, And one strangely hard 10
keep The thought-of woman OF
the people, dwelling in fine strong
body whose splendid perfection the
toll of the people could not diminish,
whose flame could not quench--never
withdrew entirely at most retired
into ambush whence 10 spring out
upon him at unguarded moments,
with ever-increasing potency to stir
his faded imagination. He could not
honestly have claimed a vigorous re.
distance to it's assaults upon his I'm.
tCrest. There was q peculiar luxur-
ious pleasure, such as he had not
known since budding youth, In turn
ing aside from the hard, serious, dis
appointing routine to contemplate the
breethlessly romantic possibilities the
thought OF her evoked, 10 try 10 solve
the mystery OF her temperance I'm. a
plane, not exalted surely. but vastly
superior TO that In which he remem-
bered her, TO ponder what temper OF
woman lay beneath her composed ex-
terror. 10 speculate upon the men she
must have attracted, 10 was at this
point that he generally hEoke ~, CON
temptuously indicting hfmbelffas an
arrant fool.
What have / to do witb>women p"
he would demand OF hi1self. cDr
women with me? Me, 40ken-down
cripple" pertinent /reflecttop
which, however, did not make for oh
tent.
He had much time and equal-n6ed
for the distraction OF sLsh thoughts
Attainment OF he~partnership had
indeed proved 20 be the climax of his
career with the Quinby company
Followed quickly the long imminent
collapse. There was no specific all.
ment, save a heavy stubborn cough
and the constant ache in his injured
hip. which were really symptoms. II
was rather a general failure OF his
powers lie was no longer able TO
whip tagging energies TO the days
tasks. The cool, clear, incisive brain
that could grasp a multitude OF de
tails and yet not lose sight OF result
and purpose had become cloudy va
cillating and wandering. poor tool
for the direction OF a huge. intricateIy
organized plant operating under tire.
mendous pressure. He was subject
10 attacks OF profound melancholy
He could not sleep without the aid OF
drugs Worst OF all. the will TO en-
dure 10 mock pain and weakness,
had broken.
What's the matter with me-" he
demanded OF his physician
Burnt out was the succinct reply
What can / do?"
Nothing And quit taking drugs
But habit protested. II can't do
nothing
Its your life interrupted the doc.
tor. But you've consulted me and
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-09
NEW BOOKS LISTED
IN PUBLIC LIBRARY

The following books have been re-
celved In the Detroit public library:
Edmund Backhouse and John o.,
Bland, Annals and Memoirs OF the
Court OF Picking" Maurice Bourgeois.
John Wilmington Synge and the Irish
Theater;~ Frank G. Charming -'Busi-
ness Power. a Practical Manual In
Financial Ability" Charles r. Ken
nedy The Idol Breaker, a Play.
Rankin Kennedy, THE Book OF the
Motor Car" James A. Leroy, The
Americans in the Philippines. a HIS
OF Occupation" Malcolm c. Salamaa.
French Color Prints OF the Eighteenth
Century, John W" Schuffze, THE
American Office. Its Organization. Man
oSS sssys y g. ssss.sg1S s-z4;" Helena NJ
SwanwIclr THE Future OF the Women
Movement" Anourin Williams, CO.
Partnership and Pront-sharing:" WI
Ting Fang America Through the
Spectacles OF an Oriental Diplomat"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-09
BY
Henry Russell Miller
Copyright 1913.
Ths hobbs Merrill Co

propose 20 earn the stin fee IN
charge You Drop everything, go 10
the country or 10 the end OF the earth
personally, d advise the end OF the
earih, because it's farthest away and
newest TO you Forget work, play a
while.
Mark shook his head gloomily. I've
forgotten how 10 play. I've been
working too long
Wen. you've got to learn TO play
over again. loull ind there are a
good many important and interesting
things you've forgotten or overlooked
while you've been trying 10 make a
cheap hero out OF yourself"
Well assume that How long must
play-as you call it,
For months, maybe for years, may.
be always. How can | tell what dam.
age has been done until you try the
cure?"
"A l0afer for months, maybe for
years, maybe the rest of my life!
Pleasant outlook"
You complaint" The doctor was
a vigorous gentleman who had no
fear OF his patients. you ought 10
be down on your maTrow-b bones thank.
ing God you're rich man and can
AFFORD the cure. see hundreds OF
poor men in your state, and they
have TO plug along until the last
ember is dead"
Mark asked and received from the
directors a six months vacation. But
although he formulated no reason, he
did not at once leave the city. When
the weather permitted he filed In the
hours by driving through the parks.
Shey were long tedious hours, as
drearily empty as he had forecasted
The nights, when he lay sleepless,
lighting an incipient craving, we're
longer and drearier. Thus IL was that
he had leisure TO think OF Kazia
Whiting, though at some loss TO ex-
plain why the temperance OF one
whom in his receded youth he had
treated badly should command SO
much OF HIS interest.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-09
LADY ON CITY'S FLAG
STYLISH, SAYS FENKELI

The city forefathers lat least those
who had 10 do with the designing OF
the City's coat OF arms -were right
up e snuff when II came 10 selecting
nifty female costumes. One OF the
two women clasping hands in front OF
the smoldering ruins OF old Detroit
wears a slit skirt that reaches above
the knee.
Commissioner Fenkell secured from
the J. G. Goss Co. Friday morning,
bright new Detroit and Michigan
flags for decorative purposes during
the G.. A. r. encampment next fall.
II never knew Miss Detroit exposed
as much OF her limb as that" said the
commissioner. as he studied the life
size figures on the flag Just at pres
eDt. however. she is in style Our
city forefathers must have had an eye
to the future when they picked her
garments
The Detroit flag is the second ever
made for the city. Several years ago,
the first one was made on suggestion
OF David r. Heineman, then a mSn.
Der OF the common council.
In addition To the city and state
flags. Commissioner Fenkell's collec.
tion Includes a huge silk flag and a
Union Jack, the gift OF the crew OF
the battleship Michigan, and several
other flags with interesting histories
II is Commissioner Fenkell's intention
TO fly all those flags from the city hall
while the G.. A. r. veterans are In the
city.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-09
Mother

half Begin the roasting In a MOD
crate oven. Cook slowly for an hour
and ten minutes. Then remove cover
of rooster and brown quickly. Make
gravy in rooster, using the liquor
from the roast
Mint Sauce.
Mince fresh mint leaves.s To each
tablespoon of minced mint add one
half teaspoon of sugar and q saltspoon
Of salt. Mix all together and allow
to stand half an hour. When ready
TO serve add two tablespoons OF weak
vinegar. Serve cold.
Baking Powder Biscuit.
One cup OF -four. one teaspoon salt,
one heaping teaspoon OF lard and two
teaspoons OF baking powder. Put all
into bowl and chop with knife until
thoroughly mixed. Add one-half cup
OF milk. Mix all together with knife.
Do not mix with the hands. Flour
board. Take .one-half OF dough on
board Press until little less than
inch in thickness. Cut with cutter
size OF dollar Put into well-greased
pan and bake ten or twelve minutes
in brisk oven. This recipe viii make
fifteen small biscuits.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-09

THE EsquimNuN The last named is
presented with a special setting, The
plot has TO do with an elopcment and
a series OF resulting complications,
which are not Strengthened out until
just before the hnal curtain. II brisS
ties with bright lines and the laughter
Is said 10 hc almost continuous. Seem
tcally IL is unusually elaborate. As
usual the picture show Will prccede
the daily vaudeville matinee, showing
the latest feature films.
s
AlENUE.
Sherlock Holmes VIII tread the
boards Of the Ayeuur- theater- next
week when THE sign OF the Four
viii ht given "A weeks revival 10y the
avenue. ornament Players. Tide Sisn
- -tsa-, EDar iSe perhaps the most in,
81 .-.t5Jt.i NJ slN the si5tsys
-,r,-yred appn Or conan hoyle.s IN
teIes ting objective tales. sherlock
lialI4Es- n ihis..ulla- appeai-s not only
rs lhe deduCtiyr genius. but also az
the 1oNer.s Ills old associate, Dr Wat
son besides being the scientist s also
the nero 81 am interesting little ro-
marco The stor OF The sign ot.thc
-Four. invoices the treasures OF Agra
which have been bequcathed 90 Mary
Marston hy her father on his death
bed y fellow army officer. Major
Sholto. who Is aamed az the guardian
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-09

| not an expensive one, and with the
extra amount OF money you would
spend buy bottle OF perfume 10 be
fragrant reminder for many days 70
come. After dinner let father take
her for drive, reminding them OF
those days OF long, long before mar.
1ied" happiness and also married
cares came into their lives.
For mothers dinner have the
table perfectly appointed You will
never have more distinguished
guest, and have the menu so simple
that any OF the girls OF the family
may prepare II without mothers"
supervision.
The Menu.
Nothing is nicer than spring lam
with mint sauce or spinach and hard
boiled eggs II spinach is used. salad
may be omitted and canned peas.
spring carrots and hot biscuits may
be used If salad Is used make one
OF crisp head lecture, ice cold, with
French or sour cream dressing. Have
tiny hot biscuits and homemade ice
cream. Don't forget TO let the biddies
help turn the freezer
A leg OF spring lamb weighing five
pounds will cook in an hour and a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-09

strOyed the first copies OF the report
The plates were saved and the report
was reprinted and sent TO the Suckert
Looseleaf Co.'S bindery The report
was again destroyed by IRE In the
Suckert plant. The third attempt TO
have the report printed was success
iul and Controller Engel hurried the
distribution OF the books, fearing the
fire hoodoo would follow the copies
10 the city hall "A
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-09

Of the girl, brings her up in the be-
lief that She is "a dependent upon the
CHARITY OF himself and his wife. The
young girl suddenly discovers her FAITH
er's viii she is directed 80 Holmes TO
unrayel the tangled condition OF her
affairs Her visit TO the detective be-
comes known u tue Sholt0s who, in
order TO avoid exposure. plan her death
bN violent means. OF course, Holmes
succeeds In outWittiug them. In the
meantime an enemy OF Sholto's has
pursued him from India. The major
Is found dead under peculiar circum-
stances. and Mrs. Sholto endeavOrS To
throw suspicious upon her foster
daughter. 4 Scotland Yard detective
Is about 20 arrest Mary for the crime.
when Holmes iuterposes his objection
and comes To the girls assistance. In
the end the real Culprits are punished,
the treasures restored 20 the rightful
owner and the lovers affairs straight
eued out
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-09

ans Clara Williams and company Will
offer an attractive playlet appropriate
TO the season entitled The Substi-
tute Umpire" IL tells the story OF a
championship ball game and there IS an
interesting love story woven into the
comedy. The Dancing Lavars viii
make their initial appearance In De
troit after successful tour OF Euro
pean music halls where they presented
typical American dances. Marcus ana
Gartelle Will be seen in a sensational
roller skating act The HaZeltOns.
styled versatile vaudevillians," viii
offer stories that are new and songs
that are catchy r.. n. Alexander viii
present a novelty entitled studies in
oil Paints Golden and Lee In new
songs and dances ami new motion pic
lures viii complete the biz -.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-09
lcentInned lrom Page EourL.

have long been favorites with local
theatelEoers and have been featured
with such. musical comedy successes
as a Knight FOR "a Day" "a Broken
Idol "'rh, Three Twins" and The
Vanderbilt cup Mr Dewey ~ clever
dancer ana VIII be- seen az his best
In the number entitled "Suwenee Rip
.les which was written expressly
FOR him Miss Rogers De- Detroit girl.
Among the song numbers are Honey
Moon, "SaNe Couple Tor Father
The Wonderful Way Nou Love and
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-09
THE CASTLES II ARMORY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Castle, perhaps
the most famous dancing couple or two
continents, will be seen in the armory.
Tuesday afternoon and evening as
sisted By their own company of dancers
and dance instructors from Castle
House. New York, and accompanied by
Europes Ethiopian orchestra which has
been one OF the sensations Of the New
York season just closing. The Cas-
ties are noted for their graceful eN-
position OF IN odern ballroom and fancy
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-09
Controllers Report, Twice
Burned, Is Finally Issued

Copies OF the controllers report
for ;he fiscal year ending June 80,
1913, are just being distributed The
report was compiled by David r.,
Heineman, former controller, and Il is
not his fault or that of his successor,
George Engel that the report is sew
eral months late in coming from the
printers The report weathered TWO
fires. Fire In the printing plant OF
the Williams & Houghton TO. de-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-09

Robert Boyle. the philosopher, and
one OF the founders OF the Royal So
ciety, could never overcome his aver
sion to the sound OF water splashing
from pipe, an 80 out ON rec.
ord the case a. Ills servants
who could never hear a knife sharp
ened or sheet OF brown paper torn,
without bleeding at the gums
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-09

is derived. The burlesque entertain
ment proper will be given by Jean Be
diniS The Mischief Makers" "A COM
pany backed by Detroit theatrical
men. Harry Bentley. a clever German
comedian. Is the principal laugh maker
and he will have the assistance OF
Dorothy Daily, prima donna; Lewis
Harris, character comedian, Tommy
Carter. black faced comique; Jimmy
Cooper eccentric comedian. Earl Gates,
straight character man, Helen l.Or-
raine and Helen Stanley. soubrettes
Two lively musical skits Cupid s
Days" and "Golfing," Will be presented
Twenty singing and dancing numbers
will be introduced by a large chorus
OF pretty girls Many OF the song
numbers are presented on a runway
which Is built out from the stage into
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-09
q NNI,TN.

Dave Marion and his own company.
to come 10 the Gayety theater next
week will present many novel and in
teresting features i'm the entertainment
10 he offered. Marion is well known
to deVOtees Of burlesque and the an
nounCement OF his appearance alone
would suffice 20 insure q pleasant even
ing's entertainment For his show this
season Marion arranged an unusually
elaborate ballet which he calls THE
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-09

dancing. and the exquisite good taste
with which all their work Is accom-
plishod For the Detroit enEa cement,
the same program viii be given after
noon and evening. aud the numbers
will be- as follows. Overture. Europe
orchestra. one step, Mr. and Mrs. cas-
tie Hesitation waltz. James OFT and
Holton Herr Tango. Mr. and Mrs Cas-
tie. The Dance Furore, Eur0pe's or
chrstra Maxine. .Half-and-Ualf and
Gavotte. MIR and Mrs. castle dance
suggestions by Mr. castle Illustrated
bv Margaret Geraty Dorothy Taylor.
sterling pile and Raymond kirwin.
local amateur contest for Castle silver
trophv The sale OF seats for the cas-
ties engagement ~ open in Grinnell' :
and tie advance demand would seem
10 Indicate sold-out houses for BOTH
performances.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-09
{ConT1A,ted.}

New .York's secretary of state ex.
poets TO save S25,0 900 TO the state this
year by sending automobile registra-
ton number plates by parcel post
IL costs about u cents set to send
them that way. against 20 cents a
set by express.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-09
CADILIKC.

Il -eeSt jstse1ion with tine show 10 be
given by the Mischief Makers" i'm
the Cadillac next week two special
acts will Ice presented in MA Cherie"
and The Girl In the Mum, The first
Is sensational pantomime dancing
number in which the services OF 20
PLAYERS are required The second act
Is presented by ~ young and pretty girl
who wears novel and startling COS
tune from which the name OF the act
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-09
\ IN LOCAL PLAYHOUSES

Monday and a series Of sensational
Wild animal pictures called The WIZ
ard or the Jungle" viii be the Offering
ture
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-09

There is said TO be one rat 10
every acre OF ground in England and
Wales. causing a loss TO farmers es-
timated at S73,0OO,OO0 annually.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-09

Oil fields are being developed in
German New Guinea.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-09
FAMILY.

FAMILY
George A. Icverc and the kuicker-
booker Girls occupy the most consplc-
uous place on the Family theater Bill
next week They oter novelty sing r
ing aud dancing act in which SIR De-
we're does capital comedy work. See
ond in Importance viii be Craig and
Nlllinms, eccentric character cOmedl-