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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-08
Pike Briefs.


r A party composed OF ten young
iadies will leave Elm Grove this morn
ing for Folmars Place up Big Wheel
Ing Greek. where they will spend two
weeks camping
Mrs. /. A. Hall. superintendent OF
the aged couples home az wilkins
burg. Pa. Is spending several days a.
the the guest OF Mrs. ". ". Bodley At
Elm Grove.
William Conner has returned TO his
home at Viola. after spending the
past few days In Wheeling. looking
after business
Willard Taylor. Of Irish Ridge. was
a business caller in Elm Grove yes
terday.
Mr. and Mrs John Burk. OF Elm
Grove. will leave this morning for a
several days visit with friends at
Cleveland
Misses Ada Caldwell and Ida Wood.
run have returned TO their homes at
Patterson, after speeding the past
week with relatives at Calls
Miss Lottie Leatherwood. OF Up
land. Ohio. returned yesterday 20 her
home after spending the past several
days as the guest OF her sister Mrs.
T. A. Hagan az EdEdale. She was ac-
companied by her niece Miss Jennie.
and nephew Frank HaEan
Ralph Morris. Of Valley Grove Is
spending several weeks AZ Mt elem
ans: Mich. for the benefit Of his
health
Mr. and Mrs French Walton have
returned 10 their home az Forest
View. after spending the past ten
days AZ Atlantic city and other points
Of interest in the east
Mrs. Nanderpelt. % Lenox. Will
leave this morning for Ptttsburgh
where she VIII spend several days
with friends
Misses Flora and May Brandon
have returned 20 their homes At New
Cumberland. after spending the past
several days with Or and Mrs John
" Spillman ~ LenoN
Mrs. Walter Ebling g. confined 20
her home AZ Pleasant Valley on ac.
count % illness
Mrs > ?. BAH De- ~ a. her home at
Echo Point
Mr. and Mrs Carl Gordon. Of
Greggsvil'c. are tho proud parents Of
n baby Girl
Mrs J " Braddock and Miss Edna
Cook. Or WayneeburE are spending
seevral days the guest 81 Mrs. " D.
Bodley a. Elm Grove
coat ~ oil is being given the
streets Of Woodsdalo for the purpose
~ keeping down the dust
Dr. Charles Watcrhouso. Of Wash
lngton. Pa. is the guest FOR "a few
dave ~ friends a. Film Grove.
Work on tho improvements to tho
WoodEdalo school building and
grounds have been started
Mrs " VI Bodloy. 0f Elm Grove
Will leave Sunday FOR Wayuefburr
Pa. where she viii spend several
days AZ tho guest 81 hor parents Mr.
and Mrs 7 VI HradIOrk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-08
CONTRIBUTIONS
NOT COMPLETE
Five DOLLAR DAY IN ANTITU
BERCULoSiS CAMPAIGN
WAS BUSY ONE.
Result viii Not Be Known Until To.
day. and 70 Is Thought Many
Contributions We're Made.
NEW SUBSCRIBERS.


Tho result Of the contributions re-
ceivcd yesterday in connection with
the s. day campaign will not in all
probability be announced before todav
or tomorrow. n iF thought that quite
a number took advantage Of the on
portunity Co help boost the campaign
iund Of the ohio county AntiTuher-
culosis league aud the money received
VIII b. used In fehting the tuberculo
sis plague which prcdominates every
whore throurhout the country Quite
number took advantage Of the Cd
portunity 20 leave their contributions
a. the various banks. which will be-
turned over 20 the officials Of the
campaicn fund 0mmittee today.
Yesterday afFrnOou the board %
directors 81 the league held a very i'm
portant meeting at the headquarters
of the organization On the board of
trade building Aside from the trans.
action 81 general business. the cam
paicn Tor raising money 10 help carry
on the work which the league o. doing
was discussed and the directors de-
cidcd 90 continue the campaign until
The total amount asked for is raised
The officials OF the league are aiming
20 raise fi2.75o Much interest was
manifested and an Of the directors
were very well pleased with the way
lhe campalan d. progressing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-08
Campers Return

After spending the past week az
Wausers Camp Up Big Wheeling
Creek a party composed Of the fol-
lowing young mon OF Elm Grove viii
return 10 their homes this afternoon
Dick Miller. Raw Porter. Elmer Men
del. Harry Hailett. sherman Phila
baum. Guy Lindsay. Russell Jones,
Arthur Carter. Roy Hawkins and Geo.
Jones Reports coming from camp
are 10 the effect that the boys have
been enjoying one Of the best times
~ their lives ard will return today
20 tell their friends about their won
derful hunting and fishing exploits
during the week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-08
CITY Is ABLE TO ISSUE
BONDS FOR FILTRATION

70 me present pumping station and
70 ascertain the cost of the right-of.
way for the water line.
The meeting last night was called
on the resolution of Captain Otto.
made at previous meeting OF coup.
Gil. for the two bodies to go over the
situation with the engineer and ar.
tahse ior the bonding election to be
held in the future.
Harmony seemed to prevail al the
meeting last night and ali seemed "a
De pulling for water system. The
spread before council TUESDAY NOR,
ana then the question OF a filtration
system will very likely be put up 90
the voters ~ -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-08
ANTI TUBERCULOSIS
FUND
HELP IT GROW.

The antitubprCulosia campaign fund
ia Increasing slowly. and the cvrru.
tive committee OF the Anti-Tuhrrcuio
.IH League of Ohio county feels salts.
Ted that The required amount for the
care Of patients and the continuance
~ Che nEht AGAINST the dread disease
VIII soon be- raised. The committee
In charge OF the campaign has afkrd
Tor a. certain number Of subscription
Of certain amounts and eo Far have
been Hurrrerlul In securing many sub.
script Hons Two auhsrrIufIrna OF
81 goo each were asked Tor. and they
were received soon after the OPENING
of the campaign
ln addition fo those the committee
asked Tor tho following subscriptions
-Four af So each. thirty af ffh0 FOR.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-08

The following services viii be held
al the Buckley NJ r. church Sunday
school $50 o'clck a. m Preaching
services at II a. m. and 30 p. m.
Rev. n b Bowden will be In charge
OF these services Prayer services
will be held "Wednesday evening az ;
O'Clock Ladies Aid Society will meet
10 the church Thursday ~ 2.30 2. To.
Brotherhood meeting Thursday even
ing At o'clock No Junior or Sen
Tor Endeavor will be held during the
month Of August a cordial welcome
Is extended 10 all 10 attend these
services
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-08
roy SHOOTS INTO CROWD
WHEN REFUSED CANDY

CUMBERLAND. Md. Aug T-Iessc.
AGED t. son Of Charles wilhelm. q
iaing avenue. was shot In the face With
q revolver Thursday afternoon by nedp
Cairo. an Italian boy ~ eleven They
were playing with others on the street
and ~ d. said the Italian lad bcca me
angry because be was refused candy and
fired into the crowd. Wilhelm has an
ugly bullet wound in the face. which
was also badly burned by powder Cairo
what remained in the chamber of the
gun 10 is said the war spirit prevailing
prompted the LAD 90 hunt up the sun.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-08

a slight FIRE started yesterday In
the -. a o. trestle near Valley Grove.
and for some time 10 looked az though
the entire woodwork would b. burned
out Fortunately however. west.
bound passenger train. No. 7O3. was
due IN few minutes after the Ere
was dlscovercd. The train crew saw
the blaze. and. coming 10 a stop
turned on the emergency hose and
soon had the IRE under control This
is not the hrEt time this has hap.
uencd. but fortunately each time it
has been discovered before any aori-
Gus damage was done
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-08
ror Satisfactory
Concrete Work Call
TrE { 3. KIMBERLY CO,
sehnuihach BUILDING Both Phones


Owing 10 the vacancy caused AZ tho
Stone church. while Rev. L. 3. Level
Ign is spending "A several weeks va
cation. Rev. ". p Allan. former pas
tor Of the church but ~ the present
time located A. New Cumberland Will
hll the pulpit for the day The
morning services will b. held a. the
usual time No evening services viii
BE- held. Rev Allan d. one 81 the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-08

Fulton Thursday evening. after spend-
ing several days around Dallas buying
Misses Ressic aud Ethel Rarnbart
were shopping I'm Wheeling "Wednesday.
hegina White a. ca the STICK list al
present
George Johnson. 81 Roney's Point T.
carrNing the mail on the Trladelphta
route for Ross Timmons. who Is taxing
his vacation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-08

Within the past week the extensive
improvements that McCullagh e. Reid
have been making 10 Birch Lynn have
been practically completed These
consisted Of the laying Of the con
crete walks. with concrete gutter and
curb and brick pavement With the
exception Of a few minor improve
ments the work is complete. and the
new addition On ready FOR the build
INK Of residences
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-08

ARRANGEMENTS have been completed
Tor the holding Of an open-air song
service az Park View. Sunday even
ing. Weather conditions permitting.
the services will begin al 30 and
continue until 100 The first OF these
services was held az Park View last
sunday and was largely attended A
cordial invitation is extended 10 all
20 attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-08

Rev J. = SHREDDER will. in the ab
fence Of Rev ~ T. Reid. deliver tho
regular Sunday morning service a.
the Triadclphia " r. church Tho
forvices viii begin a. 1895 a. m a
cordial invitation A. extended 10 an
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-08

DR.. J. W. CHIN. OF New Cumber.
land, will preach al the Roney's Point
y. p. church. Sunday. in place OF Rev.
Morris. who Is spending vacation
OF several weeks Preaching serv-
ices viii be held a. 1880 a m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-08

TO attend the services. Rev Reid Is
az present aiding In the conduction OF
the camp meeting being held at the
Moundsyille camp grounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-08
Buffalo NIaht

The serviccs m the First NJ. r..
church, Elm Grove, on Sunday Will
be OF unusual interest and pront.
ne sunday school viii b. held at
$50 a. M Preaching al II a m by
the pastor. Rev. s b Halt. Class
meeting a. 2.3O. The services at
night viii BE- a sermon lecture by the
pastor on The Buffalo Convention. %
Rev. Hart was a delegate 10 the In
tiOn recently held IT. Buffalo. y l..
a cordial invitation is extended TO
all persons 10 attend these services.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-08
What 10 Needed.

uItQ az 81.
What 10 Needed
Below will be found the number
yet Co be supplied.
-Four subscriptions az $500 cash
sixteen subscriptions az 500 each.
Twenty-Five subscriptions at $50
each.
Forty-tVo subscriptions at SIS
each
Eighty-ciEht subscriptions al 80
each
100 subscriptions 40 S. each
subscription received yesterday.
Mary D. Hare ..........fS
Or NJ Endosh .......-..fs
tef subscription ~ 81 each
TOTAL AMpff~T RECEIVED To
DATE. fto71.
iinllu dlnE Ir.rI.ausOug sub
aCriutiuna amounting o. 5000
TOTAL AMNf' SIT NOW ASKED
FOR. fT.7i9
ln addition to the cash auhsrrfp-
lions. several donations ~ drugs
and Hrrchau1ire. etc. have been re-
cciFcftF The LEAGUE officers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-08

Any good citizen will patroniza
their home merchants. a. long ns
hey know they are getting their
moneys worth. Buy your shoes and
Gents furnishings from Folnar
Romiuc Co where you get your
moneys worth That - why they
are holding all their old customers
and always getting new ones
PoLMAR RoMIHE CO.
Elm drove
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-08

best known former ministers OF the
church and In all likelihood a large
delegation viii turn out 20 hear him
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-08

Read Glenwood Grocery special In
todays Out-thePike letter.
Read Glenwood Grocery special VI
today's Out-the-Pike letter.
Read GleuwoOd Grocery special n
today's Out-the-Pike letter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-08
OUT-THE-PIKB


The Ohio County Executive com
mittee OF the Prohibition party. viii
hold a mass meeting this afternoon
at the Old Stone church for the pur-
pose OF nominating candidates for the
fall election The meeting viii be
called TO order at ? o'clock p. m .
The Hon. J. "A. Holt OF Moundsviits
will preside as chairman OF the meet
ing Mr. Holt will also deliver an
address 10 the members OF the party
u Is expected that a large delaga-
ion will turn out for the meeting
All members OF the party are urged
20 attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-08

" az $50. Fifty az s25. one hundred at
$40. two hundred az s.. and five hun
dred al 81
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-17
POLICE SCOUT
WOMAN'S STORY
OF KIDNAPPING
Mrs. Elizabeth Browns Ham
tramck Record Not the
Best
DOCILE PRISONER AS
DRINKS ARE ORDERED
Man Who Served Them Says
She Didn't Ask for
Help

Mrs. Elizabeth Brown, the young
woman who told the police a thrilling
story OF being kidnapped in an auto
by two men; gagged, driven 10 the
woods near Hamtramck, assaulted,
and then thrown from the auto at
Beaubien-st. and Milwaukee-aye was
investigated by Detectives Hayes and
Mite. Thursday, as the police scout
ed the young woman's lurid story.
The detectives report that Mrs.
Brown does not live at the address
she gave. in the first place, which is
the address OF her parents. Mrs.
Browns address was found by the
detectives TO be No. IA Steiner-st.,
whore she has a room.
The officers asked the Hamtramck
police II they knew the young wom-
an, and report that she was we'll
known TO the Hamtramck police, and
was arrested. and fined So on a dis
orderly conduct charge. in September.
1911.
Detectives Hayes and Mite also
made inquiries at Paddy" McCiraw's
hotel, where the young woman and
her two "kidnapers" stopped for some
beer McGraw and the porter both
know the woman hy sight and the
porter declares that she wes very
docile prisoner"
He says she sat IN the machine
with two young men, when he
brought three bottles OF beer out 70
the car, and she called the porter by
name and waved her hand TO him
most cordially.
He fingered about the auto long
enough to oil the radiator with water,
and the young woman made no ap-
peal 20 him to rescue her from her
"assailants"
The girl is still IN Grace hospital.
suffering from bruised hand a
bumped head, and from shock.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-17
JOINS
MOVEMENT FOR
EQUAL SUFFRAGE
COmmOner, After Years of ST.
lence, Declares Himself Sup
porter of Cause
EDITORIAL MAKES STRONG
PLEA FOR WOMEN
Principal Objections of the Ants
Are Declared to Be
Fallacies

WASHINGTON, July 16.-Secretary
OF State Bryan has announced himself
as a supporter OF equal suffrage. For
years Mr.. Bryan has uniformly refused
TO commit himself on this issue, and
suffrage leaders are jubilant over his
espousal OF their cause Ii is thought
in many quarters that the Bryan state
ment was made at this time in order
to show those women who are nurs-
ing a grievance against President
Wilson because of his refusal to lend
his influence TO the support of the
proposed equal suffrage amendment
to the federal constitution, that the
Democratic party is not opposed to
votes for women.
Mr.. Bryan's announcement takes
the form OF an editorial article for
The Commoner The article says in
part:
The voters Of Nebraska viii, at
the election next November, adopt or
reject a proposed amendment extend
ing suffrage TO women on equal terms
with men. AS citizen of that state
liz will be my duty TO participate in
the decision to be rendered at the
polls | have delayed expressing my
opinion on this subject, partly be-
cause | have been seeking informa-
tion, and partly because my time has
been occupied with national questions,
Continued on Page Two)
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-17
MRS. CARmAN IS
HELD ON CHARGE
MANSLAUCHTER
Grand Jury Indicts Physicians
Wife For Staying of
Mrs. Bailey
PENALTY OF SUCH
CRIME is 20 YEARS
Determined Effort Will be, Made
to Secure Bail For
Prisoner

NEW YORK, July 17.-Charged
with manslaughter in the first degree
in an indictment found By the grand
jury at Mineola, Mrs. Florence Conk-
lin Carman today in her cell eagerly
awaited the conyening OF the superior
court, when a determined effort will
be made TO have her released on
bond Friends by the score have
come forward in behalf Of the woman
accused OF causing the death OF Mrs.
Louise Bailey, Offering to 20 on her
bond. The total OF the amounts Of
fered amount 20 100000, DR.. Carman,
her husband, said.
When the superior court meets this
afternoon, the formal report OF the
grand jury will be submitted. Mrs.
Carman will be arraigned, Il was said,
as soon as the jury reports to the
court She will plead not guilty, her
attorney said today, and an applica-
tion for release on bail would be
made at once. The lawyer expects
this request to be granted at once.
Or. Carman announced today that
Just as soon as Mrs. Carman is re-
leased he would take her away on an
automobile trip ofsa months duration
to make her forget the horror OF the
past two weeks.
District Attorney Smith today re-
fused TO discuss the case until after
formal report OF the grand jury Ia
made He stated. however, that he
would not oppose any effort TO obtain
Mrs. Carman's release on bail
THAT would be cruel and inhu.
man." he stated
The maximum penalty for first de-
gree manslaughter in Nassau county
IS a term OF 20 years in the peniten
tlary Second degree manslaughter is
punishable by a Term Of imprison
ment not 10 exceed 15 years. or a fine
OF not 10 exceed 81 900. or both
Mrs. Carman's second plea 10 the
grand Jury 10 hear her story was re
fused Yesterday. after a long wrangle
Many OF the Jurors. il was said, had
tears IN their eyes after reading Mrs
Carmans plea.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-17
SCHREITER FILES
BOND TO APPEAR
Gilman Case Witness Annoyed
by Suspicious of Pros
ecuting Officer

Eddie Schreiter, former clerk OF the
common council, who was sent for by
Judge Phelan, OF the recorders court,
at the instance OF Prosecutor Frazer,
when affidavits we're filed that IL was
suspected Schreiter Intended leaving
town 10 escape service in the Gilman
graft case. appeared in court Thurs
day afternoon, and cheerfully gave
bond for 81 1000. His bondsman was
Frederic g. stevens who said he own
ed 10000 worth OF real estate, at
least.
Schreiter was little surprised and
rather annoyed at the fact that lrv-
ing j. Coffin, county detective, had
misunderstood" him when the sub
poena was served upon him Schrei-
ter at that time told Coffin his health
was failing and he might be ordered
away. But. he said. he never had had
any intention of trying TO escape his
duty as a witness.
When the afidavit was being read
i'm court Schreiter smiled and looked
little surprised that anyone could so
misunderstand his motives IF the
prosecution distrusts me like that
he said. how can they expect me TO
testify truthfully?'
Attachments may be issued for sew.
eral other important Witnesses IN the
Gilman case. as Prosecutor IiIlan ~.
Frazer announced his Intention.
Thursday. OF going after everyone
who showed any signs OF nervousness
as the time to testify approached.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-17
BUSINESS MEN
Are BLAMED FOR
P.O. CONGESTION
Wait Until Late Hours Before
Signing Letters, Says
Nagel
ASKS COOPERATION TO
RELIEVE CONGESTION
Ian of Frequent Collections Is
20 Make the Earlier After
noon Mails

Seeking TO relieve congestion dur.
ing the late afternoon and early even.
ing, Postmaster Nagel has devised a
plan for campaign OF education
whereby he hopes TO teach Detroit
business men to take advantage OF
the east, instead of desp patching their
letters just before 6 o'clock.
If business men can be induced TO
take advantage of the early service
now available, they will save. from
II TO "a hours on correspondence
with the east, as well as an immense
amount OF rush work and night labor
in the local postoifce.
Postmaster Nagel has taken steps
to inform every firm in the downtown
district Of the mail service which he
now has and 10 attempt TO induce it's
use in preference to the night mail
trains
" In order TO make the scheme ef-
fective, a new collection service has
been inaugurated for the congested
Office area downtown.
The tentative plan for the reor-
ganization of the downtown collec-
ton service Is as follows: From els
a. m to 10 a m, four hourly colec-
tons; from = a. m. TO ? p. m, six
halfhourly collections: from 2:15 p.
m 10 3:15 p. m, one hourly collec-
ton from 3 p. m. TO p. m. 10 half
hourly collections, and from 9:17 p.
m to 1915 a. m, four hourly trips.
Ten carriers, eight auto men and four
machines will be used for this spe-
cial service.
81 am depending on the co-opera.
tion OF the business men to make
this a success" said Postmaster
Nagel. we are going TO install a
costly collection service, and it will
be fiat failure unless The business
men will post their letters in time
for the earlier trains instead Of wait
ing until after 3 O'Clock in the after
noon.
Most OF them now wait about
signing their letters until nearly 5
o'clock. and perhaps later and then
send them 10 the main Office by spe
cial messenger
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-17
1902 JAILED IN WAYNE
FIRST SIX MONTHS

For the nrst time In the history OF
the Wayne county jail. a semtannual
report has been issued The work
was started a week ago by Deputy
Sheriff simon Blumberg. AZ the re.
quest ~ Sheriff Oskman. The report
shows that the hrst six months OF 1914
had 1902 prisoners ~ which number
203 were females. Other figures give
the nationahties. ages. religions and
crimes OF the sheTif's guests. with an
added report OF the cost OF their keep
and general expenses OF the jail.