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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-01
PETITIONS PRAYING
FlR LIQUOR ELECTION
WI. ASK FOR SETTLEMENT
I'M ANDERSON coS1;sEIi4 mr.
TO BE CANVASSED
Superviscr Determined That Reg
istfation Board Shall Deter y
mine Every Vote
TO BE CANgVASsED

With the coming OF o'clock last
night, the last day on which those
people In Anderson county desiring
liquor could ask Tor an election on the
question, Supervisor King had bun-
die Of petitions numbering probably
80 or 10 end. II was said thnt mo. q;
were In the mall and Would reach him
dr- 1g the might. All told there must
h been enough petitions, provided
the : gnsrB ARE all qualified voters, 10
order she election in this county
The first two petitions came 20 the
Stipergia6r' & office earl ly yeaterday.
morning, these being No. i62, the Grst
Gent itl. carrying 2 Z iihI11as and the
ssaoordt No. go Carrying 70 names. NO.
more petit Inns yare seceiSstii ;sirrs4ss Ri
late In the Afternoon az which time al
great bundle largo enough Il. carry
teYery name In the county wss turned
soyerlto foT lis atEention. s4ss
It was impossible to take any ac4'
ton IN he IIfatter last might On ac-,
c1Tnt cf tile fact that the etitions are
to be fefefred to the. regisIratIoM
s1cagd of sand ersoIt county and every
name on each one OF ttile lists will h5s
80 :
of ghetilet: or not the signer rs d
fQuhtlneG yO}er5 or slAnu erSon = county
viii be determined.
81 Mr. King said that he had merely.
glanced at the petitions ana that he
could not even hazard guess as 10
how many names were signed to tho.
:; l.- itlAaa if tsslszlf tals. sAss
moi there were snAiclcpt signers 10
mako the election necessary but said
that this matter would be given care
lGul ttention BY the regi istration board
and the question settled hy that body !.
E7S7S5ri1 u SIIl tISCIEQ4t III
any ia the. State On slla duesz5
tien 9f the dispenaarys it iB 5necessary
that one-fo1rtii 81 the voters of the
cciiaty sign q pet Il Hen rediebs sistg fliaf
sucii IN actien lJe Il ken. III this risss
Der signed slle i,etiti5ns presented fo
sle Sppars sis0r yes bai.llas tlie election
win be held III And county Ia
Nqyen ber and IL Cd 8 wets, Win the
dispen As,g will III once sle asl.
On the otIbes hand il the grofiibIticn.
iseopie win ltllltlie election 10 be niss
dared IA ga ono ts sll .of the
derspn county voters have signed the
Ilstl lion four years must ela pst be Z
s9re sheE election 81 ordered s
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-01
aRgE ii llO OissR snow
VIII G0Ilf1eItce on Hay tysIf aiId ,ast
ifa Bags

4
senVil 81,
GfeenviiIe mex iIi & the mecca
tor hundreds yisitors WHO .zlll.
8ather here fern 81 part OF the
gennfl Il. s,sStY,
ysxltihiEion of te tsrcenviiIe q.
Show tlss0ci "a Ion - b eli on sens hers on
selie afternoon OF May s tll and Wili he
! ia session for tllfec days.
The Grcenville horse show, reccg-
ntzed AZ the leading ecliine event
I, South OF slsss son and Olsen liue.
and certainly the oldest III hiStory.
!. pT0mises this year To eurpass All the
former exhibitions IN every res psct.
Fgeparal ions are now being made for.
the teytai inment 81 fisitprs an slfe
show pr9Inises 70 be q noeisl IS wen
eY6nts viii be given con- piiuienl lafT Ia.
the Wis stiEg e inc l,il liils ssasIcas.l
tango kag7 Rrssl receipt snfss the fe6t tfVk-
+ fies cIs Ind 6 " n 70 ,iIe
given III hone tae Rim Adkse
men,
GfaenyiIle viii be III gaia attire for
! the fizth heomifR e{ fld Elles 81 81 IS
welcome, il III itl j stel s, Il u
gghtlng at 1lse gate way sc get tsIer
6sst esli si;1i . / the z9l 5sll osS
VIII he eclally q pe the
4aI1lIe I'll n lr TtlIlr 9eHs tlls Ill
Mil be riisfe d 5 oe III q afliafs SIsss. !.
eH aud ever IS :eiss lone 10
lnsalse nsse ng Esa ,....s; .:1s Tic
slIoss.
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8 IEE IS isl q lElEs
Address forming q lFgaf s1f s,liahl IL.
sflia DR. lie w bf ;gIIB.

nay lsg day the CilaHt tasfana grows
ln rs old 20 ron people. ina
h Ii;5F Sc; ? t1gTaInB ye stetfs sS sEerc q n
eIfecttge and were. 81 5oy(H by audit
iesiGea tttaf taxed Tie Cd ~ - az iff5tss
tent lsEqr was Shakes henresal,
% "a azla erspIl With q d effect
that reached over the foptiSghfs and
stt szS5ss
aS vas sle 6ellg ful roniedy
Yeifth Night presented last Eizllt
lsssthe Ben Gree players.
Ille morning hour yestesf
Qncupled ~ Dr.. Leslie ~ SprS.siIe,
kRe great civic worker Of New York,
fte spoke on the subject How rs
1--we III cities n sillrt, 1es I'D that
CITY lie, While sle population iB fastl
conc ~ ttsssse M
pftt an esllcf inlelits This iie declared
psss fognd II the feet that men
hlId la = n
Eetl AL the time. The ca df
vice cong ssed alleys eciDl cTIg Ofl
efzH1s Ell sss - $ 1
SssIt of VI lack nf ltfi ca ge es to
tlcF e should lire "a tl 4 nity
psi ller sboSed tIliik hi q pilss
fieal ISe which IS the a vest fofisi.
III that s. today s5eeaIIaE we llayc
moi learned Sow 20 Il We Ia the csfss.l
TCsa large hStens the sie ehneas. pfeTa1
yttlce cf DISEASE Isid flie lfsssf ofi er nt
phyalr8t lsfe of many n THE siiins Is
alsf 70 tie faIlure t6 come np so tI.eI
lie cf the city as st should he ltvegi
the liotaa and the INTEL llsctuai life is
also cofld itipnef - pcsi tho pE'oIle con
Ice9tt9l N 5Fectiee of city living
syAe as icilf 0SS child life have
more 10 do with IL ssansaf IsessssI 49,
9ots1 ana TIE scheoi I!lastfE-
tllons dIe given 20 alow that Il Is
tila posgey pf fle eiltsE1 or pIsynlata
that aels The ldaafs and FfEuiates tho
conrep ptionH cf tho child.
he raceS II Dl dual fasfisrik
Was strongly etrekse6. The community
cannot be made ideal stti the tpdiFi
dtiai HE So low Tho " is 70 I5e. i
Il 81 with tho anis, Esie aestker
stressed the i6ea that VICE spreadsI
s-.,sss
psrse though lt he here s. ec
.how i fese1En9 process That tfS.
Gesi7sntinl iess regards c The dis-I
fRIice over y shich 1t must e
Dr.. SpragHe 81 lecture Bxakn this
7nOratrie With x u Gtie Es III
cfh4ef on tba progfanls 10 come iCl
please 90 snteTtetn and pAThaps tcI
7e&gc sons e4tlia iIs1is daIpa8 the
Efai bHeboae of 81 u s.
1Is-7 ;, a \ eset,a
Ass th would ne oenefitfea ~
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-01
ANS FIRE ON CDBA
aPIcO
s 8 s leonlinued F,ronl Paga oae.l


iueftd was e be-
tween ilited STATES and The
TleIE, haslot been made clear fElaf bis
eeptarace will also ia e ID at
SIcludeSA tbs axpects sat ess
tl0n De cleared UP now under
SO be- definite esta abTiSIied tiiat
lllerta not only accepts iIatsrSI1edi tiors se
sJIlited STATES but also WI tsa sarraTza.
otheI OH break of tie discussions was ali ia
tiilla atio both and els
would send 10
WI the diafOrs, that Gle Ed Bars
IA, nov Paris as
KolId Be les ed to act OF lIiitserfa
tEir elves
llad mace 10 fA0Ve fOr personal fa tive
from bg ascris to- believe
ae IA alIa 6. Was
lco NitY and that OF za Is
IS or his here be ii E1at /
direct Eapaeit1
A9slTiilg tlle DAY tle arl iveFI
AgsaEa of s5fisie 1 some of StFle
f0TeTsa Sure III zf
ave aspeaIe fe,f
tp6 Seafl powers teir
h0tsle sgsI ted their ain
dsNs and nistels at 10 secse
las fssp0llses in, era
yet the ties stil way
fEaFsEIIlESTzI
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snska the election necessary but said
that this matter would 81 giyen care
ifful attention BY the registration board
5and tlle question settled ~ that body
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-01

SCHOOL slssAssa tslls IS ag c sass Is Il 3a,
,fay9dsa IL
saf 2an6El
sesse IS s4sss psea'sa
k'els aathoFesa sesee sian
al
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-01

.lieakNINN

ile a zshdt liias tlRB
Has 70 pnoflS aften delf hat
aact,le lisd III isles
q lf,e " I, 1fe isie1Is
ana s1 IS ns
icnsl4t atieS r6
clsrtA W6l 81 u
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IL verse if ssSp ghss az 0t
you csEt 30 i yts.i ate. Seuf
"a II saIld q b 4 tree.
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lIEOT. BELINGER
IS NIAR BIRIlAAA
SOUTH cARoG.lEyfiSls IS ssaaE:iVi-
BER ARMY AVIAEssesssGFss
AIRcR AF SER ICE
Aefopisaes Have Been Flying
Over Vera cruS watching
MoveHasnts
lIfrom the Columbia state.) ]

n s--------------ls-ss n. 81
|
tgi From the Columbia STATED
Among the Gayy saysatofs With the
liAmsrican feet In Mexican waters,
tfs q South cafolIni8n. r. n. i. BelIin-
ger, junior grsds ISans BeIlsnrer
!; with II ieutS 6Ya ifef Towers = and
Mcyane left Pensacola some dayg AGO
| with the hydro-p plane, aboard the
icruiser Bikning ham. The party ssf
air1nan were ordered TO the FLORIDA
| port some weeks ago from Annapolfs.
Lieut.. BelIihger was born ID South
1 Carolina October. 81 SS5 He entered
| 1.-THE naval ncad derny June %. j 500. On.
This return IN November of 1910 IRON, Il
tour OF sea duty. he was assiKned To-
the aviation corps. iie has had, Sac-
c6rsaiilg t6s tii Is lateBs iS size OF kEse Navy
and Marine Corps Register, i've years
iaafi eiEht months og Sci duty WITH
four years and nine months of serViee
aellore. His nufahef III his present
grade is fS6s
The Birn,ineliam is the fags1fp OF
tho Atlantic fleet forbed0 HotsIia. she
It6Ofl0 hokae nnlvak u. q
sDigba q rE,s.I Vsff ti,z. .nt,I5 3
siisfief ves9t ertiav saFss fIlat one ~ fSe
IIIyiroi,ia N fitSygIi over
| the ,Ssity ana fsrb,F. 4 s. lIl1a sftInctinn
of she cor6s IN si,cl, : Situation as
that ax;stir1t. 81 che ieRl fiisr,fs, Ig9
Ito keen the a Afliefiean conariand defs III e
formed nf the enemy s movements and
10 ma ks s1iiif s,y1s, fIf iflie eot,5,t,t
~ EIIlnhflan lf a ttafnFs. y
There are few things About which
the sEar,arag n,ihiiS ~, 5aTsta ana Ifee
fj,ss,s fha ,iart sai,,s ~ = aeronni,tie
sf,is,e Is s III IS fI,at Si,s sss,,c
piame may be. 4 aeaSl:y Is Jseanon 4
ldestroying Dats sIeships ana fortlIicas
iIIons ny dropping bombh2on thetalis @
the other hand, there are many peoza
PIE. pEooapiy 9 lty5 y 20 ae ngt1
~
SIS battie hips.
There lis no picture III ist So
0ry In faeiss ss y tl6elI sroz
pianes svooping ever 6 battleshsp at
IN tlde of Shout Sitsfss 81 g sis-l
"a: sile E pUitiD 2 sifol,s
lfspoyEse the aeropian sI ess X
trey sgct g q etatt.esall.ls
s - q 81
seas 3 sl s. =
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lp - 3 ~ ~
tsas = Z ~
s.AA "a =, { 4 !. ~
1ie - z plclsl istsl9 ~ =
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ssat via ;atlln Elsss sss
usSa g salhsA isss.s tS nos
Allseiy 20 Z oe aAegknlh aealsA sAsaeAAA 9I
sae " sls'1 z lsse
~ ~ 81 - ~ ~ = . :
le ahsaysLl ~ te ~ s.satyss 1870 pt
u n snssy nay =
the Turks itEG ldoOre j ri Tripod tan 81,
- 4 drts,lssis, s,F,n 81 a n az
sscsssa I.,,; .s.,.. as. an. 4 s.tfsssasg Y.
'geapog
llss ed itsi > ~ FEifa
As keW nesfl 81 re 2 re ore Ps
EbefoTe the learned TO scetter
and take open Dkd6f when mn ser0-
niane aE3proae isSl an lte d few Of them
III 4 ~ a ffaf
~ q d ~ :. z III !
F4fi I'd s. fae 4SOOI1t,l as 4 QeFoHldEG 4f1~
!, i t5,e Fcsf
". ~, & Il ,';,.s Y. q i,, "a
81 u.
liFcn an5 expi6s Ne
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EsE III, ilA
clal'e ~ afs


no efslin fliay I'D
il <aHfsA
IS q 4.
ssaf liie Eijs es
lElE cong for
fRh liialnl6
cf siRs anti iIs s
ms IsEl ~
~ bt5 ~ rs kl.I. Is
for M
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-01

p ale occr
eessbtg Florida lA here WITH their
picae Of ppehs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-21
FALLING HAIR and
ITCHING SCALP
Surely Cease When You Use Parisian
sage-Makes the Hair Soft
and Fluffy.

Now that Partisan Saga scientific
preparation that supplies every hair
and scalp need-can be had at any
drug or toilet counter. at a small ex-
pense. II is entirely needless to have
thin. brittle. matted. stringy or faded
hair. No matter how unsightly the
hair. how badly II is falling. or how
much dandruff. Partisan Sage rubbed
into the scalp and through the hair, Is
all that rs needed. Every trace of
dandruff IL removed with one applica.
ton. the hair roots are nourished and
stimulated to grow new hair. itching
scalp and falling hair cease-the hair
becomes soft. funny. abundant and "a.
diant with life and beauty.
Partisan Sage is surely one OF the
most pleasant. invigorating and re.
freshing hair tonics. a deiicately per
TUNED liquid that proves its goodness
the nrst time II is used.
Start now to improve and beautify
the hall by using Partisan Sage. G..
n. Griest & Co. can supply you. II
Is easily used at home. and is as bene.
fetal as II is inexpensive.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-21

DIT. W T. BOoher Of Bethany. was
called 10 Dundee. ohio. yesterday. bv
the death Of child Of hts brother ri.
expects 70 return in several days
Miss Mary Fegan has resigned her
position az the Cook groceryN store. to
accept position caused by the resfFna-
tion Of Miss Marie Meyer at the Juer-
gems bakery.
Charles Mickham was a bushes call
Ter in Wheeling Monday.
CHARLES McFaddcn. OF Bethany. was a
.Wcllsburg bushes caller on Tuesday
A ". Pomcroy was a busincs caller
IN wheeling on Tuesday for the Pan
Handle Grocery Company.
Miss Myrtle West was a Steubenville
Ohio. caller last evening
Edwin A. Reed. Of Pittsburgh Pa
was a Wellsburg business caller on
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Carman and
daughter. arrived home last evcnins
from trip 20 Fort Wayne and Other
cities In Indiana. as the guest Of rela-
uves. Mr.. Carnan made thoroufsh in
quiry a. 10 the crops In Indiana. and
found that no frost had fallen in thar
section Of the country. Many burheIa
of tomatoes are being picked through
out Indiana and many more are on the
vines. The crops Of all kinds IN that
patr OF the country. he said. were very
large this year
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Enir and chill
dren are visiting In Pittsburgh. Pa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-21
WELLSBURG

WELisSBt re W. Va oct 2O-The
circuit court Of Brooke county met az 3
o'clock Tuesday morning when = jury
was called and sworn in the case OF The
County Court 81 Brooke county etc
against Pasduah Pettre1i The Jurors
we're. chill r. Reed. q. ". Bowers. NJ
- l.. Douglass. smiley Philabaum. a. H
guns cIman. Campbell MaFec frank
MclchinE. James Adair. william Cawp-
boll. oscar Allen. a. ~ Smith. Lewis
Your attorneys were used In the case
FrQs.cuung Attorney " s. workman
ana John q. Palmer. Ir.. represented tb :
county. while Attorneys u T.. RAMSEY.
~ r9llansbee. and -. b Cohen ~ steu-
benNille. represented the defendant The
case arose early IN the year when the
county ftartd % construct r. county road
through the Petrelu farm. near HoIfi-
days Cove. pattrelli owns "a farm which
~ mostly built on q hillside and when
TIE county started building their r0ad
be ordered them 70 leave bls pt sa9gqe :
and was said 90 have threatened M
shoot the uurkmen who we're sent fhe~e
to build the road.
The new road was aftcrwards huff,
% feet vide and runs through PCT
trrIIlq farm Tor n distance ~ sGO frrf
There ia small tract 81 land between
cannot b. farmod. and the drferes
claims the road runs through hia brirt
hgl1e. A. ne last term of court com
Investigation and paf the owner IN 49,
land what they fh0uFht o. b. u reason.
ahlr com pruaatiOu Tor tho land TEa
,.al'n toners %, commended tp pay him
300 nut fr would not accept this. nov.
~ o. tno county HUnf ahead and built
me road which iH now being used
Ait'r tho cnac had been argued fD-
several hours and numb "a orIf
ufHaen from The Hurruundfnr e1unfrs
about the farm were examined the ra-.
NaH Postponed until Friday of this week
Nhsn 20 wili again D. laken % ana TIE
verdict rendered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-21
Greatest Event
in WOmaR's Life

Al human experience looks hack %
mothorhood aa the wonder % wonders
The patience. the fortitude the sublime
talth during the period ~ expectancy arc
SECOND only % the mother love bestowed
uuon the most helpless but most marvel
Gus creatiou-a baby
Women are quick 90 learn from each
other those helpful arcnriea that All 60
comfort. that conserve their nervous
energy and yet are perfectly rafe o. nee
ara among these they recommend
''Mofhers Friend
10 n entirely an external application
deairnrd 20 Intricate The broad. fat
muscles ard skin that protect fhe
abdomen. % has been lr favorable Ura
To- nearly half r. century and Al known
% mothers in alrnost every settled corr
munity IN The United States who highly
recommend be-. You viii find u on rrfr
IN drug stores Mothers Friend" H
utterly Harmless. contains no drnIrnire
drugs nd zee ur Influence fu che sE.I
and muscles beneath rH afao upon fhr
network ~ nerves beneath fhe rtIr iH
very beneficial. vev soothing nri
wonderful helm Tho muscles efnand
naturally aud are not auhfrrfrl Co unncc-
eHaarF surface strain nrH pain
Oct m bottle - .Nnfhrf FrfrnfH Co.
dav 81 any urur rf1ra ard write f1 ua
f0r rur Instructive ufffs hrrF t1 rrothers
ADDE'S rradfrff nrru'atar Co, afd
Lanai BID. Auaata, Ga.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-21
Rheumatism Soon
Becomes Chronic
The Result Of Tired Kidneys
Failing TO Expel Poisonous
Waste Matter.

Tired ovcr.worked kidneys allow
poisonous uric acid 20 remain in tho
blood instead Of expellinE 90 from The
system That o. the cause Of chronic
rheumatism. The disease gets into
some joint or group Of up-lfciea and
settles there. and only strenuous
treatment viii dlHlodre bel
lheuma softons The uric acid rrve.
talF lodrrd in tho Joints and muscles.
causing tho terrible rains. and passes
Them out ~ ne system through tho
kidney and bowels.
Al Tho blood in tho body raere4
'troueh tho Kidneys once ever thras
minutes. Unless BE- Is pure The ORGANS
become diseased Uhelma puriacs the
blood ard the Kidneys then REGAIN
their natural activity
John Coleman Co.'s stores ana al
dursisfe cell Eheuma sf priro .o
inexpensive that 90 b. folly To- be- vita.
out it
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-21
SERIOUS ACCIDENT
Occurs Near Weilsbura IN Which
GILMAN Has Narrow Escape
From Death

Special Dispatch to tts Intelligence.
WFLt.sBURG. W Va. oct 90 IT,
shortly after Do O'Clock TUESDAY NOR
nius an accident occurred ln tho
Beech Bottom OIL field below Wells
burg which almost cost the Ufr of
Frank Nazingo. who was opcrafIul
tho bull wheel in lowering some cas-
inE into one Of the wells
NayinFo with two other men we're
lowrrire tho caeing and Mazinro vas
operating the bull wheel and had
thrown on the brake and stopped
over when 90 slipped and the brake
few out and the handle struck him a
hard blow ON the eide of thc face
Ho was knocked unconscious by the
blow from tho brake handle and was
found ON che 1oor by the other work
men iu aefiOgr condition. iip was
placed on cor on tho WhcclInr trac
ion limo ara taken to The home 90 pa
Dare ON Cor urrCc street
nr p r mare WIS summoned aud
upon examination found the man
left cheek bone 90 b. splinterod but
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-21
AT THE VICTORIA.

IL would be impossible TO say too
much In praise OF the six Song Birds"
feature act at the Victoria theatre the
hrst half OF the week for they are real
artists and give high class musical
act that would be appreciated by a
IoNer or music. Every member OF the
company gives Particularly good ac-
count OF himself and their work has
met with the warmest kind Of a recent
Ion ~ every performance.
Winning a King" H. refreshing
farce comedy % one act that has mad,
wonderful hit. There il not a minute
the audience II not bowling its pleasure
ana with reason FOR there are some OF
the funniest situations imaginable ia the
production.
Frank and Mae Evans with their
tanborine. roller skating and pedestal
dancing speciaities are clever and fhe
Peck Harmony trio renders splendId
music Burt and Jack monologists and
lmpsrsonators are good In their lire and
the Nlctoriascope pictures have not been
surpassed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-21

luckily was not fractured. This after.
noon Mazingo regained consciousness
and was suffering a great deal from
pain. u was first thought By the
men who brought him to Weiisburg
that his left eye had been injured but
this was not found 20 be the case, and
in few days he will come around all
right. although he IL now enduring
much pain az his home on Bethany
pike
Men who are employed AZ the oil
helds think 10 a miracle that the man
vas not killed Instantly for the brakes
on the bull wheel have slipped quite
often and ny Up with considerable
force
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-21
THE THEATRE
Mrs. wiErs Of the cassag. pa.oh.

Mrs. wigs OF the Cabbage Patch"
play which may be said to be a Mt
example OF the simple life. lived hum
orously. comes TO the Court theatre to-
night for three performances IL needs
no Introduction or recommendation to
local amusement lovers. and. like the
book OF which IL Is an excellent drama
tization. the play may well be set down
as tonic for the low-spirited and de-
spondenI new inspiration OF the
strong and positive delight TO all IL
has been said that Mrs. Wigs OF the
Cabbage Patch" as "A play has sufficient
heart interest and sufficient hummer
OF distinct types 10 supply half "A dozen
comedy dramas and make the fame and
fortune Of each. The United Play Co.
has certainly done its part in giving an
elaborate and realistic production. and
has provided a east OF exceptional merit
popular matinee. for which no seats
are reserved. will be given tomorrow ar
ternoon. Tickets for both evening per-
formances are now on sale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-21
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