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Baptist.

REV. BIS. AKERs, PASTOR.
Regular meetings, first and third
Sunday of each month at IL a. m.
and p. M. Sunday School 9:45 a,
m, every Sunday, w. l.. Clardy.
superintendent prayer meeting eY-
cry Wednesday evening st O'Clock;
Baptist Young Peoples union meet.
ing Friday evening at 9 o'clock.
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gor, Pa.
Mrs. Emmett Adkins 10 on the
sick list.
Mrs. Bostic Brum6eld has ty.
phoid fever.I
Mrs. Bismarck Beinkampen is re-
ported no better.
Kathleen MoNamara 10 i'll with
whooping cough.
Mrs. James Staley was q recent
visitor At Huntington.
X. G. Slack has returned from a
brief visit to Cincinnati.
Lon Lynch of Dingess visited his
family here the first of the week.
Mrs. Albert Hale 10 confined to
her room with an attack of the grip.
Dewitt Crabtree has been off du.
ty several days suffering from quin.
zy.
Mrs. Mary Thacker of Whites
creek is the guest of Kenova rela-
tives.
Lee FARRELL of Portsmouth trans
acted business in Kenova one day
this week.
MIR. and Mrs. j. NJ. Wavlaud
were Sunday guests Of friends at
huntington.
Mrs. Jennie Hensley Of Hansford
was the guest over Sunday of Mrs.
X. A. Morris.
Miss May McMullen of Pomeroy,
ONO, IL the guest of relatives and
friends at this place.
Mrs. w. X. Wilson and lit
tie daughter spent Saturday with
friends at Huntington.
Mrs. III. A. Mccoy OF Welch was
the guest this week of the family of
her brother, w. p. Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. S. Knapp enter
Iained few friends in a very pleas
ant manner last Saturday evening.
Mrs. Edward McMullen of Char.
lesion was the guest of her father.
". q. Smith, the first OF the week
Mrs. Lee FARRELL and Mrs. George
Jarrell of Portsmouth were recently
the guests of relatives at this place.
DR.. Harriet b. Jones delivered
an address to a large audience at
the city hall Wednesday evening on
tuberculosis.
Mrs. j. b. Luoock and little son
and Mrs. J. E. Beymore of Dem
yer, Col, were guests this week of
Mrs. George Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Beatty have
returned to their home at New Ha-
ven after a pleasant visit here the
guest of the family of George w.
Brown.
Special services are being held at
the Presbyterian churchI this week.
Rev. J. II. Moore of Bluefield is
assisting Rev. J. b. Waller in the
meetings.
A defective hue caused a sliRht
FIRE at the residence of w. K. Min
ter on Thursday of last week. The
fire was extInguished before any
material dana ye was done.
j. B. Graham OF Chicago, eeDer
al manager of the Basic Products
company, is in the city making ar
rangementS to put the local plant in.
operation. Mr.. Graham il a plea
ant young business gentleman,
we are pleased To welcome hin
our city.
Scoutmaster John York
Boy Scouts are negotiating
loan Of tract Of land M
which to build a log
used as a rendezvousf
camping periods. ia
wonderful work with
they can give the
awakens the denizs
valley for miles
DR.. Harriet h
ing lectured at
day morning oh
subject was vel
was much talked
children. Pamp
true story Of tuberd
tributed TO the pupf
is one which should 7
teDtion of every perso
and the fight that is
against this terrible dis
BILE one. The Ant
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IL contains no opium or other narcotic. Ii
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KENOVA CHURCHES.
Methodist Episcopal.

Prayer meeting Thursday at 1880
p. m.
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Preaching at III m.
Everybody welcome.
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League of West Virginia is at the
head of the movement
w. K. Minter was a business Wis
itor at Logan one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Turner have
moved to KeDOva from Virginia.
Mrs. Minnie Osgoo1 has recently
recovered from . severe illness.
T. III. Baldridge of North Keno
va transacted business here last Sat-
urday.
Mrs. X. A. Morris and little son
were visitors at Huntington Tues
day.
Robert Foster of Normal, Kv
was visitor here the first of the
week.
John Greear of Bluefeld was
mingllDg with Kenova friends last
week.
Miss Merle Holt called on friends
at Catlettsburg on Thursday of last
week.
Mrs. p. =. Chapman of Ceredo
called on friendsS1 sun.,Az Mon
daV afteFnoots
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-07
Won CLAUSSEN
TO MATTEAWAN

NEW YORK. Jan. 6.-Mrs. Ida
Won Claussen. who once tried 10 sue
Theodore Roosevelt for $1,000. 900
because she said he thwarted her
presentation 10 the king OF Sweden.
was committed to Matteawan asylum
for the criminal insane by Judge Ma
lone in the cour OF special sessions
today. Two well known ~alienists
found Mrs. Won Claussen insane. She
has been in the Tombs since Octo-
Der so. charged with writing threat
ening letters to a New York lawyer
because OF an imagined grievance.
She is well TO do.
a writ Of habeas corpus on behalf
of Mrs. Won Claussen was filed i'm
the supreme cour today by Anna h.
Daniel. a trained nurse, who i'm an
affidavit set forth that she purposed
TO show that the charge OF insanity
against Mrs. Won Claussen is false.
Mrs. Won Claussen was III in Eu-
rope at the time the letter was writ
ten, according to the AFFIDAVIT and
knew nothing OF the letter until she
saw a copy OF it published in the
newspapers.
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RUSHING WORK
AT HIGH SCHOOL
MUCH OF THE DEBRIS REMOVED
FROM ROOMS THAT WERE
IN THE FIRE.
Work Will Be Continued Today
Heat Turned on Yesterday 10
Dry Out the Walls.

Contractor H.. W. Fair. who was
awarded the contract Of cleaning up
the ruins OF the high school. had a
lorce OF men az work yesterday clean
ing up the debris I'm the building near
the furnace. so that the heating sys-
TEN could be started at once so that
n walls OF the building which were
not damaged could be dried out. The
men in charge OF cleaning up the
ruins worked very diligently and a
great deal was accomplished. In con-
nection with the cleaning all apparat-
US and furniture which is no seriously
damaged will be removed. After care
ful examination OF the building the
conclusion has been reached that the
large structural iron Orders and 9th
er iron pieces in connection with the
north end OF the building cannot be
utilized in the reconstruction of the
building, as they have all been bent
and even II they were straightened
they would not be strong enough TO
bear the weight of the building.
The heating system was repaired
yesterday and the heat turned on.
This will assist greatly in drying out
the walls.
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MOTHER LOOK AT
CHILD'S TONGUE
III cross, feverish. oonstipated.
give California Syrup
Of Figs,

A laxative today saves a sick child
tomorrow. Children Simply viii ne,
take the time from play 10 empty their
bowels. which become clogged up wiz
waste. liver gets sluggish: stomach
sour.
Look al the tongue. mother, II
coated. or your child is listless. cross.
fevertsh. breath bad. restless, doesn't
eat heartily. full OF cold or has sore
throat or any other children's ailmen..
give a teaspoonful OF California Syrup
OF Figs, then don't worry. because Il
Is perfectly harmless. aud in a few
our all this constipation poison, sour
bile and ~fermenting waste will gently
move out OF the bowels. and you have
a wen. playful child again. A thorough
inside cleansing Is oftimes all that
Is necessary. II should be the frs,
treatment given in any sickness.
Beware OF counterfeit hg syrups
Ask your druggist for a 5O-cent bottle
OF California Syrup OF Figs" which
has full directions for babies. children
OF all ages and for grown-ups plainly
printed on the bottle. Look carefully
n e that Il is made by the Call.
fornia Fig Syrup Company g" Don't be
fooled,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-07
M'REYNOLDS
IS PLEASED

WASHINGTON. Jan. 6.-Attorney
General McReynolds was pleased To-
night with the announcement that the
Union Pacific would distribute its Bal
timore & Ohio stock among its own
stockholders. Such a distribution. IL
was said. was in agreement with the
attorney generals plan for a separa-
ton OF the Union Pacihc-Southern
Pacific roads provided for in the de.
y or the supreme court.
Il became known tonight that re-.
ports several weeks z that the
Union Pacific was about to cut "A
melon I'm the distribution OF this
Baltimore & Ohio stock led Mr.. Nc.
Reynolds to ask Judge Robert Scott
LOvett. chairman Of the Union Pacific
board. TO a conference. which resulted
in the plan announced today. Al that
conference the attorney general sup.
gested that a distribution OF the Bal.
tlmore & Ohio stock should be accom-
panied by a reduction from ten 20.
eight per cent In the Union Pacific an
nual divident. A. that time the a..
torney general took the position that
n railroad should be operated for the
benefit Of the travelling public as much
as for the benefit of those who receiv.
ed dividends.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-07

County Superintendent Of schools
terday afternoon visiting the diTeTent
schools I'm Rlchland district.
Eugene Prayer. Of 1924 Main street,
william Miles. n motorman on the
Fan Handle line. has returned TO work
Prof. Boyd Hilton has returned home
after going down the river on n hunt
ing trip He stated that game was not
Norton clark has resumed his stud
les AZ the Gleuus Run Fchool building.
after being confined to his home on
Glenns Run for sometime with an at
Mrs. Howard Felsing is III at her
home on Twentieth street.
MIS- w ~ smith IL improving az the
operated on 81 couple weeks ago.
Charles Jackoby. who had his leg
steel Casting company. OF North Waf-
WOOD, is improving az best as could be
Mrs william r. Smell has recovered
~ her home on Eighteenth street. after
havlng an attack % Ia grippe.
MISS susan TRACER has returned to
n'r nome iu Wheeling. after spending
q few days with her brother. Austen
RACER, or Main street. NOrth Warwopd.
ont after having an attack of grip, al
hcr home on Twcnty-rrst street
Miss Anna lnman. OF Clenr's Run.
-urht sunday visiting friends al Pattcr-
Mrs Mat Cunningham has an attnrk
or ~touFoitis. az her home. on twentieth
Mr. !. g Elie end daughter. sarah.
OF wheeling. were visiting at thc homo
q. Mr.. and Mrs Chester HcrtChy. Of
Main and Twentieth streets.
Mrs Henry Eoducker. Of Lakewood
o. De- visiting a. the home of Mrs. An
dorsou. OF Main street. Center Warwood.
james Rttr iG 90 a. hts home on
IWeutNaf0urth street North WarwnuH.
" H Smith. 70 conductor ON tho Pam
handle traction limo. has returned 20
work. after being Off on account or fra
sickness OF hla wife.
The porch which was being IHfff
around D.. = Miller house. on Twfuf.-
firaf street. Ie completed.
Migk saholi,k ~ South WHrwood. bias
|Fff Tor ~lIffehurEH. ia. where tc .r-
poets f0 visit friends
Harry Troll h1t returned 90 work 20
fho stanton Heater Works lu Martins
Terry. after being or ur account .f
having two Of hls fingers smashed while
90 work "a few weeks ago.
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TAXI CABS CARRY MEN AND,
GIRLS TO HOUSES IN
bad LANDS"
Lights Seen. Laughter Heard From
Within Inc Other Suspicious
Actions Noticeable.

Since the closing orders OF Chief
Leyland. which were supposed 20
close the red light district. many peo-
pie have advanced the theory hat
men were still going into these same
houses. What these men enter here
for can only be co~njectured. but never
theless actions of the inmates OF the
houses n persons going into and
leaving. leads a casual observer to be
lieve that the places are not closed
as tight as the chief would like citi-
zens To think.
The houses may not be running as
they did before the order was put
into effect 90 but nevertheless there
are girls there and 10 seems from OH
indications nat they intend 10 stay.
At Kit Terril's place there are girls.
or. at least were last night. 60 is said.
and a few doors above This place men
entered and left at intervals. Who
these mon were or what their business
was cannot be said. but the public viii
only guess.
% BE- also 3 rlsl CHAT t,Nicab. vcro
running hH.k arI lDit. during t.c nlght.
aud ono ftVI Iu tNs "I|.tri.f' contained
girls and fellows. pulling up boo front or
TIRE inherent BONUSES. Then certain
ncwspapcI men passed. along ue street
or not. tIe taxi lrit its et1uuInF place
9ng moved away. hut mott urtf a MAN
hld lsft De- Was tHs-e l back way for
The friends. to enter HfrHt below SO.
10 T~wDufE-aiNtn street a fellow and riri
stood for about hair ar hour. near an
opening in board fence.
This couple came tO the conclusion
that they were being watched ami l.tt
the slr entering the yard ana inc
be ioined a companion. Where uerc the
men That trlrf IeE'arI hHI Co patrol
H i.l .'nh't De- answered.
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2 a valuable adviser In many
vital manhood AMI m abundant
wAnlY gor Isl thc greatest human
asset % our dly ENc-y man ie en-
Nt."4 in lr perfectly strong vigorous
hc ould. and ir through the medium
.E Wf .nnnk I cam show Nou how vow
-'t may become as vital. manly
Ln1 l'fCctu4 a. thc best man o. your
~Allaintancv. then I have merely
49,. @.N "a clear urter~tsndluE OF
Nhat nature Isl herself constantly en-
d~esNorng to tell and show you.
20 Wy Ntial trr. 10 MAY or may
but n YOU want Co rss BE- aftrr rod
lhE tNe description. Will gladly
make some liberal rroDus ffon 81 Won
- SCI "nc 90 trN This vitsli4er.
MriEhins only several ounces. b.
worn at night. 10 generates a soft
easy huwlug FORCE which I cali
vitality. This lhECE enters your
system at b small OF ne 6arI.
flowing thence through g.. kisrcys
liNer. stomach. bladder nrI orr4ns
ana oinusing Itself O. every rart ~
the body. over 10000 sander vital
lzers are now in use or have re.erfiy
been used. II keeps or its conn.
tlou while you sleep. Men cNervw1rro
nave said u makes them fstf bette.
and stronger almost AZ once traf DO
OFTEN takes pain out or the hack BOZ
= sufficient 20 restore normal vicar
Win special attach mcut4 my vital
yer : used hv women as well as
men Tor rheumatism. kidney. liver
stomach. bladder disorders. etc.
IT you live iu or near this CITY.
would De pleased 20 have ynu Gam
Hours. . to . SUNDAYS. 10 20 Z
However. whether or not Won ever
use the NltalIEcr. az least you want
the free book. 30 kindly nlI in TIE
coupon and the book viii 80 10 you.
sealed, by return mail
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AT THE nRpHrnM

Baby Helen. TIE WONDERFUL child
artist Who ig drawing the crowds 10 the
popular 'rphcum. taxing IL 10 its utmost
capacity az every performance. i1 with
out doubt TIE biggest f~tyorite iu thc4tri-
Gals that Wheeling ever saw. This Won
dcrful little miss m eight Years has set
tho entire city daft over her marvellous
bbiiiiF. The stories she tells never ran
r" cause rnars or laughter that can be
heard ont on tho street. Her lullaby
sons always scores with rounds OF np-
rIousc and her dainty little French song
is % r.n- q finished artist De- she. Her
.unrf~e has been 500 great that Manager
james Ieuimorc Leo Ia holding nor over
week.
Tomorrow matinee will usher On a~-
piIef excellent f@II--tHr bin that win SUR
round Ftnr Helen for the last HlIf.
w Gods great animal actors. EIiv
NoNere. the iwItafor. crawford and
kr'icrirk ana tho bully pIHyIet. 1910
"II close f|s.r engagement this
evening TNr Vegetable Garden d mu-
HIrHI comedy uTrrInr uIf. Three .r4rter-
it". comedians and ten American beauty
THuredHT.
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LOCAL BOYS IN
SIGNAL CORPS
WHICH WILL DELIVER
FROM CAMBRIDGE TO
PITTSBURGH.
Hentative Arrangements Announced az
meeting OF Boy Brigade
Officers, Last Night.

During the early spring or az soon as
lh' weather permits. a signal CORPS. Sc
lectcd from Ohio. West virginia md
fennsylvauia companies OF the Bow
hTldRade VIII deliver n message from
1lle MA! or OF Cambridge. O.. 90 Aiayor
.'stph Armstrong. Of Pittsburgh. Tnc
route viii De- through wheeling. nnd
local boys viii take part in the work of
N iN'IinE the message. ~retayinE b. from.
lN' ON" river o. the Pennsylvania line
m're1Ee VIII Do transferred o. SHOW.
" .I can De- done hy signaling.
.'hltiltt arrangements for the feat
~"hh9uurrd by Major Charles d.
'-l' OF cambridge. o.. chief signal
'iIl.er Of The West Virginia division oil
IN' h"l Brigade. af a meeting Of ora.
4 Di tari"uS ~comrauics. held laer
NI Ht TIE home Of General H u Gal
haNtuFh. 40 % Delaware street Tho
.essdEe VIII be rclayed hv the us. oil
.@Ih if 90. weather permits
ihtrH viii hc used Member.
ohio companies Will have ,harre oil
VI felHt iuE ~ The message from Cfm.
nriaEe 40 th.- CITY vh,rc BE- WIN BE-
90 fhc ieursrlvauit lime rf W..f tr.,
inaer. after which tho route viii ts COM
''''9 p, no' 81 tne keystone state
i.i.' t.r meeting Wa 20 "fr.f
ii I,.iA,e delivered hy Dr. John GIf.
.nh general Of Coo Wet Wiz
DIVISION Bic subject vI -frIr
THIS lecture MAJOR French aropa ar
f f ODD a~ftrI.t.Uc feature of
..urec with t IemonHtr4t|.n 81 ff.
DID" li'EItr'. Capt a. o. N.Nors. also of
'I'dFr f.fr T lrIrf tIlk
c'mrefuIFe dril wh.oh VIII Pod.
-fIfa convention uf Hrrs IrIr.l. ..r
icoraary .r carly in Nlr-a
0, .r WIN DO r.rrsasrtai. n va Ir
bounced. hy fve r-0preseufatIeo com.
one collected fr1m e5. af tEs
.N. towns Wheeling. UsIIHIrr.
|..| .-L|L|. IL. "|."|.L-M
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or the old neld - furnishing better pro-
uucels tnan any other part OF Pcuusyl-
Nanta Andrews Bros. are Sfartlnr <,
. on their own farm.
Near Smiths Ferry. Goa Ohio township.
MIX. thilds a 60. have completed 80
on the william Scmplc farm and Ia,.
very little show FOR Oh HradsfaW 10
co. have completed "a we'll ON the Ts,.
Tor farm have a show FOR a nNc-bar-
Itl pumbel. IN inc Murray pool.
near Hill station. Washington counts.
the Carnegie OF compauy's we'll on tho
Long farm Is estimated 10 he good Tor
20 or 20 barrels a day. II will be mhei
and put 10 pumping as soon as tanlare
has been provided. The same COMPANY
had made two more locations ON the
same farm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-07
THE MAD CAP DUCHESS

real comic opera with real music
and a real story. with "A sinEin gacress
IN tne lcadinE role. comes to the Court
theater Tor two performances Thursday
ahd riday evenings. January IS and rs.
Pretty airs. rich in atm0sDhere crsnn-
med with melodlc invention. and scored
as victor Herbert alone among tho
composers or comic opera can write for
the orchestra. Is The Mad Can Duch-
css. Miss Ann ~Swinburne Is unques-
tlonahly the Geraldine Farrar Of comic
pealing art. but she knows how 10 act
20 dance, and. what U.s. more unusual in
comic opera, she knows how TO use her
power.
The Mad cap Duchess" IL also a
wonderful scenic creation. D. opera
comes here direct from "a most success
tul engagement IN New York'q most
fashionable thcatcr. tho Globe. 3 special
orchestra OF 20 musicians VIII interpret
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RIVER NEWS

I' .rifc Che melting SHOWS tho river
f'w stationary 40 fhie point AZ
midnight ltef night a afHre ~ GO fr.f
recorded 90 thr government MARKS.
N.Nerhfu dam
Inr.ut" Goo r~IfiaIurfh. tho atraftr.f.
ifl ur yesterday morning. ut o. I
" clock. Ihe Liberty departed ut Do
'InD. l1r N1ftmerla and Will return
from that point fhia rvrrIrr
INn sam Brown rurHUI 100 LIGHT frr
tf' iittsburEh pools. shortly after noon
Tho only departure .~.Hedufed Tor Co.
d1r d.. Che ktuawhs drr fH leave tho
local wharf Too o o'clock tHia morning
Tor Charleston
ErvER MARNs.
TITTsHr RON Ta. IHr r....
.fHErH
JAWS ISLAND rtu.if r.st r.at-
I.HHrr UIrFr.
srr-ur >vu.LE-su feet stations.
orr. fIHul..
r,IikGHsUrEs. f-.. .t%stors
N1GGN>row> 40 rs,t r..ar
ttIi.> -,,t stationary
on cIrY-I5 f,sl fuuas. cloudy.
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bin. which win include several star

new bin. which will include several star
features.
The Romany opera company contains
some or the best singers in the vaude-
vile business and their work has
pleased local crowds Immensely. Ia
Bradley Martin company In their laugh
lng sketch sleepy steve have an act
thdt makes Tor run every minute they
are on the stage.
irogeau and Maurcr fra their musical
comedy sketch are pleasing and Wright
ana Albright. singers and dancers de
lBhted every audience Of the week
vance and Vance are clever singers and
their talking stunt Is "a gem. Last
nights pictures were fine.
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THE MISCHIEF eUAarerrl~
az ne 100.

Zach year Tho month OF January
numbers lfs Tee off victims from in.
tucn11 De- grippe. b%r0nchIf.. and rr.l-
m0nIH ia grippe couch. ..reI.fy
cah'u tho system and Hhrn tHrv
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shipment Of Carr.

The ItiChland Coal and Coke company
OF South Warwood has received a large
shipment OF cars, which will be used for
the hauling Of coal from the mine. The
cars were sent over the Pennsylvania
railroad line. Tho compan expects 10
put the cars away until the business
gets better as not much work H. being
done At the present time and the cars
will not be needed.