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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-15

were secured for the patrol just prior
TO the trip and have never made their
appearance here. many Of the Osiris
Mobiles not even having seen them.
The drill will be in this new uniform
which Is unique and very handsome.
Another new, and what will prove a
most surprising feature. will be the
concert by the Masonic Glee club.
which will begin at T:45 p. m. in the
open air theatre. This will be the
hrst public appearance of the club.
and a real musical treat awaits music
lovers who attend. The surprise will
De in the character OF program rem
dered and in the personnel of the club
nearly every male voice Of local note
being a member thereof. Those ac-
quainted with Wheeling's vocal talent
viii know that a high class program
VIII be faultlessly rendered.
Arrangements are completed cover
ing the athletic events and the
prizes are on display in the Marker
street show window OF Geo. II. TAYLOR
90. These events Will start early in
the afternoon. possibly ! 30 p. m. and
from that time on until the close Of
the big ball at night there will be
something doing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-15
OFFICIAL CALL
FOR CONVENTION
ISSUED ~ REPUBLICAN COUNTY
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
LAST NtCNT.
WI Be reid sstsros, Asterree- n
Seco,e s-anch Coorcii Chs-eers
Liberty Delegates Nance.

The o1ieisl call for an. Republican
county Convention which iii Be held
saturday afternoon 81 o'cloc In The
second Branch council Chamber. this
cay, Nas issued late yesterday After.
noon. II was signed hv Chairmsn
George Phillips and Secretary Richard
7. Crcsap
Ihe convention viii b. held fo- IN.
PURPOSE OF nominating Republican
candidate for cserk OF the eirc.lit
court. clerk OF the county court. coun.
" commissioner and members Of the
Rouse OF Dele gates. Senatorial con
ferees vii also be selected from each
magisterial district 20 a Senatorial
convention which viii b. held In the
near future for the purpose OF selsct.
INK candidate for Senator from the
tlrsi Senatorial district OF West Vir.
gina
Delegates 20 the county convention
we're named at maristerial district
mass meetings held In each district
Monday evening. The basis OF rep-
resentaiion T. one delegate for each
100 votes or fraction over 50. cast
ior Roosevelt and Taft for president
Liberty Delegates
As the telephone lines in rural dis.
Iicts OF the county were out OF order
Monday night as a result Of the storm
the list of delegates and alternates
from Liberty district was not re.
eeived by Secretary Cresap OF the
county committee until yesterday.
The list follows.
county convention Delegates.
George Morrison and w ". c. Cur.
tbs. Alternates: r. n. Bowman and
J. &. Waddle
Congressional convention 80 Dele
gates Abram Mccullough and Daniel
r. Maxwell Alternates: X. l.. Prall
and Fred Tiers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-15
NOVENA SERVICE
Rev. Edward Galway. OF the Cathedral
70 Preach at Service at Mount
Carmel To-day

W Rev Francis Rossmann. Of the Sacred
Iitart church. preached at Mount Carmel
s1sterday. taking his subject
,n5ayer' urging its necessity particu-
viii preach this afternoon After 49,,
services those who desire f. NAV he
enrolled In the Brown Scapular. Com
nenclng At o'clock this afternoon. thee
~ plenary indulgence attached 10 escb
ana every visit made to the Chanel ~
w, blscalced Carmeiites at Pleasant
NalIey' on the usual conditions Tho
.hspel VII remain OF en- until 7:3O u. m
20 enable those who are employed 10
, ,,tss VISITS 10 the chapel after the ser
sunset OF July IS. u"''i
ON Thursday: July rs. the Feast ~
be mass as usual At a. m foiiov-sd
~ a nigh mass at a. m. AZ which Inc
ftstr general, Very Rev. q. IT Move
~. p VIII preach. At 4.30 p. m ne
benediction will be given his hia To,d-
snip ri Rev. r. J. Donahue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-15

More than 900 Inventors applied last
year Tor British patents relating to raft.
ways. motors and road vehicles ara
more than 500 for air craft develop-
ments. F
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-15

there has Just been organized an Am
erican breeders association for Exuoor
sheen with the intention Of making a
big displav az the Panama Fxposition.
The breed - we'll known In Great Rrit-
am ana Is hardly and prolific hut ha :
country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-15
Demonstration of Toilet Preparations

MISS GRACE HAMMOND the demonstration of the
AVA well known and popular line of Melba Toilet
Preparations is still with and will gladly explain to
the ladies the advantages of the line which is used by
the most beautiful women in America Miss Hammond
sa expert and at your service. Free massage given
on the balcony.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-15
ARAB PATROL TO
DRILL In PUBLIC
THIS WILL BE SPECIAL FEATURE
OF MASONIC PICNIC
FRIDAY.
New Uniforms, Used During Session
Of lmperian Council, viii Be
Worn BY Members.

A special feature OF the Mason's
picnic Friday will be an exhibition
drill put on by the Arab Patrol OF
Osiris Temple. Mystic Shriners, which
White Palace. This will be the same
drill that won for the boys much com.
mendation on their recent trip to At
lanta when they acted as escort for
Imperial Potentate Irwin during the
session OF the Imperial Council Of
the order. Special new uniforms
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-15

tee az was the resolution Of Council.
man \. 7. Sweeney regarding the
drafting OF an ordinance whereby the
city could do something 10 punish
those who engaged in the illegal sale
OF liquors etc
Captain Otto introduced another
resolution TO the effect that All auto.
mobiles must keep the "cut-o.lts'
closed while In the city and advised
the drafting OF an ordinance 10 this
effect. This was referred to the ordi.
nance committees. Council adjourned
al BIS o'clock after having been in
session one hour and five minutes
\ meeting Of the streets, alleys and
grades committees will be held Fri.
Gay evening OF this week. and thg or.
dinance committee viii meet fome
time next week
Mr.. James Hall qualified 10 mn the
vacancy OF John Rutter n the Fourth
ward resigned, in the First Branch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-15
Extra Values in
Muslin Underwear

COME extra values in Muslin
- Underwear that will make IL
worth you while TO buy here
Wednesday:
Skirts made OF cambria with
deep flounce OF good embroid-
cry at S5c each.
Gowns OF sheer longcloth
neatly trimmed with embroidery
and ribbon beading at $50
each.
Drawers of. fine longcloth
trimmed with Swiss embroidery
at Soc pair.
Combinations made OF fine
cotton crepe-Corset Cover and
Skirt or Drawers - trimmed
with lace edge at soc a suit.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-11
HOTEL MEN WILL
FIGHT new GAME
DRESSES, TRAINS AND PLUMES
SOILED THROUGH DESIGN
OF WEARERS.

NEW YORK, March 10.--New
York hotel proprietors have agreed
to resist in court all claims for dam
ages which are suspectedly fraudu-
lent, or exaggerated. Heretofore, to
avoid what many hotel men were
afraid OF. adverse publicity. claims
were settled out of court: but inves-
tgation has shown that systematic
swindling has been going on.
Proprietors of the leading hotels
made a comparison Of the claims
against them. They found marked
similarity In the amounts demanded,
and as regards conditions under
which garments were damaged. or
belongings lost.
Cases We're instanced as showing
where walters had been jostled de-
iberately, SO as to cause them to
spill soup or gravy on mans coat,
or a woman's dress One woman Wis
ted FIVE different hotels on Ave sue
@ ssiye evenings, and in eacn place
managed to Knock the walters ell
bow al he was leaning over her ta-
BILE serving from a bowl OF gravy.
Several instances wero disc0vered
where stains were tncreNSe0 ~ tAAs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-11
TOM FARLEY.

Editor Virginian:
My heart is sad this morning over
the passing of dear old Tom Farley,
the tiding OF whose sudden demise
has just reached me. cast aside
my work at a busy hour TO place
this little flower on the bier OF
my friend He WAS one OF Gods
noblemen.i His quiet, unostentatious,
consistent Christian life was an In
spiration to all with whom he came
in contact, and the good influence
of such beautiful life are inesti-
mable- From the time OF his con-
version. many, many years ago, he
never once wavered. and was never
a living monument TO the saving and
keeping power of the gospel OF
Jesus Christ. He loved God and
served God, and therefore he loved
his fellow nen and served them.
Free from personal selfish ambition
his life was calm and sweet--one Of
those royal souls who delight in
CLOSING the well-earned day with
a well chosen book or friend" or
more loved still. in seeking the
homes OF sorrow and want to min
lister to suffering hearts. For sch
a prince
There is no death:
His star goes down to rise on some
fairer shore,
And bright in Heavens jeweied
crown II shines forevermore.
w. NJ. BICKERs.
Richmond, Va. Feb. ?. 1914.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-11
CHARACTER INDICATED
IN CARRYING UMBRELLA

The man who sat nearest the win
dow said he didn't mind the wet
weather.
TT gives me a chance to see how
people carry their umbrellas" he
said.
II have such firm faith In my
umbrella deductions that l wouldn't
be afraid to choose a wife from
them for a guide"
The woman on his left smiled.
I'm glad I'm not out there In the
street." she said. You'd be picking
out all the kinks in my disposition
along with the rest of them"
.'Oh." said the man. II sized you
umbrella, when it's furled, just like
that woman across the street. You
grab ii in the middle and so foi g1ng
ahead with the ends Of the handle
digging into the unfortunate pedes-
TRANS who so before and follow af-
ter
"And what does that signify?" she
asked.
"Alertness, activity. selfishness. and
inconsiderateness."
"U-m-m, thank you,'' said the wo-
| man.
But Just look at the third woman
in the procession" said the man. Il
pity the men folks about her house.
| dare say they have to get their own
breakfast about six mornings out of
seven. / never yet saw a woman who
dragged her umbrella along so that
you could track her by the trail OF Its
| tip who was not dilatory and shift
| less
THAT other woman who Is hust-
ling along. holding to the top or the
| handle like grim death and pointing
the tip down and forward in kind
OF south by-southwesterly direction is
altogether different. She would get
the world on fire IL II wasn't water
| logged. I am not sure that I'd want
to be married to her. either. She'd
be too energetic. She'd push every-
thing before her, and when she took
| notion to clean things up a mere
man would have nowhere to lay his
head. What she is good for is serving
on committees.
"That woman in the gray skirt Is
| a yea-and-nay sort Of person. She
| wants to agree with everybody and
follows wherever led. Women who
| carry their umbrellas with the point
downward and backward are always
| unassertive.
| But just look at that girl who
spins along, swinging her umbrella
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-11
CANADIAN PACIFIC
SETS An EXAMPLE

Another compliment Is paid Ia the !
Canadian Pacific in tha announcement |
that the city II New York IL about |
10 initiate the method Of this rail- |
read in the purchase 81 city supplies. |
The city OF New York purchases /
that Is municipality, s22. 100000 worth /
Of supplies every year II does SO |
through some fifty purchasing agents. |
many Of whom are purchasing the
same sort Of supplies The system.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-11
SPRING OPENING
UNITED EFFORT
RETAIL. MERCHANTS OF CITY RE-
SERVE SHOWING UNTIL
MARCH 18TH.

with the svowed intention Of show
lag the Richmond public that Richmond
retail merchants can supply every
want, from thu most iowiy 20 the
uyext extrAYaEant. She large shops in
81 cad and Main streets have begun
20 prepare for the united Spring open
la@ next week The committee OF the
Rstau Merchants association which
has had the undertaking in charge. re-
sprts that almost without exception
ti3e retail merchants OF erst rank have
ssi'stes ia the movement with zest,
STRIPPED ~ the spectacular and oiz
arTe features, TIE urite3 spring OPEN
- ~ilf be {al fashion week again,
E.-'yone VIII happen "a to Re a. ~ h.
sssAssa i'm the eariy autuIua wlU re
member the huge success OF the at
esisspt or the part II 25chTeas y~.al'-
sTS q display their goods sJyu4ttaE-
Naasiy Therc was something 6Saat
Ire guited EFFORT u please tie pEbi'e
.AAs naturally aroused Pro a-t .r-St ~
.ae public and tbs merchants were aH!e
e ee4ut NsSjhla good ras9.ts e the
tsfa4s
After consultation tire Retal MGR
Rants association 1ets&tl , ssy aside
tSlt faShieu Wees as J5sttarttvc So
srye % tha Aat1faa business ard II
ssse}aate' az AZ sir ~ The same order
set not exactly ia same tning -
se given aRnua.y n }he sff.n& It
Sas thereupoa * q that Certain
taS shogid be- sss aside uPon ltt h
al the hlE Brad and Main ST ret
shops would reaeal t1ejr latest mar
,n8ndise simultaneously u ~as gt+en
the name. "Ur.ttd So ~ tton{u.,"
ana TUESDAY, &s-ea l7th, selected as
he date.
50 on next Tuesaas -he WI frws,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-11
BARRIERS ARE FINED;
WERE Open SUNDAY
OTHERS ARRESTED ON SIMILAR
CHARGES HAVE CASES CON-
TINVED.

The case against George Einlg,
the proprietor of several barber shops
in Richmond, who was arrested sun
day on a warrant sworn out by s.
II. Brooks, charging that Emig OPP
Grated his shop at the Rueger hotel
and employed his men there on sun
day, was on Monday continued TO
March 18th, by Judge Crutchtield.
Similar warrants charging Emig
with keeping his shop at the Hotel
Richmond open on the Sabbath was
dismissed.
Jannuzz!, James Flania and Pc
ter Valentine were each fined IS for
working in the shop at ais West Cary
street on Sunday. while the cases
against O. f. Weisiger. proprietor Of
the jefferson hotel barber shop, and
w Newman, Of 304 North Sixth
street, who were arrested on warrants
sworn out by A. c. Runge and Frank
Rea nuto, charging them with keep
ing open on Sunday. were contiu7
ued until March 18th.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-11
FOUR PARDONS ARE
REFUSED BY GOVERNOR

Governor Stuart Monday refused
pardons to the following men:
F. l.. Wall. sentenced to twelve
months in Jail from Norfolk for pad
ding the pay rolls Of the Virginian
raj
Clarence StarneS, sentenced to five
years in the penitentiary tor shooting
a man hv the name OF Bolton.
Sam Hairston. sentenced to rve
years n the penitentiary for grand
larceny.
Robert Hall. who plead guilty to a
8 m lar charge, and was sentenced
to one year In the penitentiary,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-11

more damage could be demanded.
Other cases reported had to do with
women permitting the trains Of their
evening dresses to be caught in re-
volving doors.
One OF the first cases investigated
under the new plan adopted by the
proprietors was that OF a woman who
sued an uptown hotel for 800. al
leging that a bird OF paradise plume
had been mutilated in the check
room The hotels investigator dis
covered that the woman had made
conflicting statements, took the case
to court. and the jury decided against
the complainant.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-11
'TO|LERS Of NIGHT
PRESENT PROBLEM
COMMITTEE OF SEVEN WILL RE
PORT TO-DAY TO NEW YORK
MAYOR.

NEW YORK, Marc. fo--The may
ors committee Of seven, appointed
to investigate the city's all-night IL
cense requirements. and other press
ing features Of the all-nikht life sit
uation, will hold Its first meeting at
2 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon in the
City hall, with Herman Rldder as
chairman.
One of the most interesting prob
lens the committee has on its hands
is the determining what can and
should be done in the way of pro-
viding normal amusement for men
whose work forces them to turn night
into day. AS matters stand. thous-
ands of men. and some women, who
quit work at from 2 to A. NJ.
often feel the need Of amusement.
But there Is nothing for them to do
save so to bed. or perhaps eat or
drink too much.
The mayors committee will inquire
as to the advisabiity of interesting
a theatrical firm to open theater
for the accommodation of such as
want this form of entertainment. and
have never been able to get it with
out sacrificing sleep In the afternoon.
1t is believed that the committee
will confirm the main features OF
Secretary Woods program-all-n mig hit
licenses for the dancing places, with
proviso in the license that 2 A.
NJ shall be the closing hour; closing
of hotel bars and the contiguous res
taurant rooms at A. NJ, but per-
mission to sell food elsewhere In the
hotel after / A. NJ, and the granting
Of alI-night licenses to the hotel after
A. NJ, and the granting of a,l-night
licenses to restaurants or saloons in
a; rtrts whara late traffic Ia heavy
places that have no dancing. music,
or entertainment.
The mayor will not announce the
list of all-night licenses to be grant
ed until after the committee makes
its report.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-11

around In a circle as II It were a
magic wand. / like her. She's jolly
and good -natured and gets more
people.
but here" he added. comes the
most even-tempered woman OF the
lot. She cuddles her umbrella pro-
tectinRly under her arms as II she
doesn't want it to get hurt in the
crowd. That woman Ia thoughtful
and kind"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-11
Insurance Companies Life Savers.

Insurance Companies Life Savers.
1t has been proposed that the life
insurance companies seek to pro-
long the lives Of their policy holders
by Offering them free medical ad-
vice at stated intervals. 1t has been
shown that Ia all probability this
would financially benefit the compa-
MES in the increased longevity OF the
policy holders and increased number
Of premiums they would pay. This
Ia a business proposition. and hope
that the companies will inangurate
1t and thus demonstrate that the
iessening Of sickness and the deferr-
ing of death Will pay, Let the In
suranee men join the doctors and
help the great work for the uplift OF
the race through the eradication OF
unnecessary disease and premature
death,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-11
F|REMEN TO HAVE
HOSPITAL ROOM
BOARD TO FURNISH PLACE FOR
SICK MEMBERS OF THE DE-
PARTMF,NT.

At the last meeting Of the board
mined to furnish room at the New
Virginia hospital for the use Of the
members OF the department. The
police department. recently decided to
do a similar thing,
Three men were elected to the ell
.gih.e list from
Three men were elected to the de-
partment from the eligible list: j. s.
Gibson, j. l.. Schomberger, and II.
X Gary, and an "A arm box WAS or
dered to be placed at the corner OF
Fifth and Duval streets. Other bus
mess Of "a routine nature. but of no
public interest was transacted.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-11

Calesbure, IL. which votes on the
saloon question April eth, in Il re-
.ent primary nominated dry candi-
iates for aldermen in every ward.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-11
The Weather

vireinia---Cioudy "Wednesday preba-
by followed by rain by night Thurs
lay rain; moderate variable winds
North carolina--Cfoudy and war
uer Wednesdays Thursday rain, and
Older. moderate south winds
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-11

yesterday reported to the police by
j. A. Lunkin & Company, OF aus IL
East Broad street A messenger lost
the valuables,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-11

Every lover OF his country--ev-
cry pi-ohibitionist--sn pull for
the federal child labor bills recent
hills have administration backing and
sscsilent chances TO get Through.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-11
DEATHS

ALLEN--Died, March ., 1914. at the
residence OF her husband. 310e East
Broad street. MARTHA D.. beloved
wife Of ]. r. Allen.
Her funeral will take place from
the above residence WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON. March 18th, at
o'clock. Friends and acquaintance
are invited to attend.
JETER---In sad but loving remem-
brance OF our beloved relative. MARY
CALDWELL JETER. wife of n. T,
Jeter, who departed this life Feb
ruary Is. 1914;
She is gone but not forgotten.
She has left her vacant chair,
But from her life we all may know
She met her Saviour there.
Our hearts in sympathy now turn
To one who loved her well:
God comfort him until he goes
With her In Heaven to dwell
Sentiments OF her cousin and niece.
Il. .. w. and A. L. w.
Arrelin Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-11

Jeweiry Worth 500 Lost.
The loss Of seven envelopes con-
tanning tswelry valued at Sl00 vss
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-20

1wear?" Fashion, like the sphinx she
is, keeps them interested by keeping
them guessing.
My own solution of the dress prob
lem is to dress according to my in
dividual style, my coloring and my
mode Of living.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-20

BY RUTH STONEHOUSE.
written Especially for The Day Book
by the Famous Movie Actress.
There's one question to which |wo-
men, be they feminists, or suffragists,
"clinging vines sisters, never find the
right answer, and that is What shall
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-09-18

Progresives have gone back to the par
ties which they abandoned in the 1912
campaign.
If Colonel Roosevelt should be can
didate for President in 1916 on a Pro-
gressive ticket he wouldn't get many
more votes than did the Progressive
candidate for governor. 1t seems
safe to say that if he fails in his eff
forts to get the Republican nomination
for President in 1916 he will not be a
presidential candidate at all. He is
good enough politician not to run a
losing race twice in succession.
Assuming that the Maine victory Of
the Democrats was largely due to the
popularity of President Wilson there
will be very little opposition to his
denomination, and if he should be re-
nominated it is almost certain that he
would be reelected. The people have
confidence in him. Republicans as
we'll as Democrats are sounding his
praises. Above all things the people
want in the White House a man In
whom they have confidence, man who
tries to keep the country out of trouble
and who makes party success second
to the country's welfare. The country
has come to believe that President
Wilson is such a man.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-09-18

inscribed on papyrus, primitive gind
of paper made from the inner bark of
reeds, recently discovered and exhibit
ed in London, reveal the people OF
Pharaoh's day as having tastes AMI
characteristics witch stilF mark hui
man nature the world around. One OF
the documents relates to the death OF
a man who fell from ar oof to which
he had climbed in order to get a
closer view of some dancing girls. An
nouncements of horse races and ath-
letic sports were found, as well as the
record of the complaint of a wife
against her husband on his refusal to
give her the keys to their house.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-09-18

Published Every Morning, Except
Mondays, by Times Recorder Co.