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you. If you idle even a moment away.
The thing to do Is to get very

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The thing to do is to get very
busy, to see al your friends. rela-
tives and acquaintance and ask
them to take a subscrip for a
long time as they think they can ar
ford. The longer the time Of the
subscription the greater the number
of votes you receive. When asking
for subscriptions the wise competitor
will ask for at least a year, for many
people will subscribe for a year as
readily as they will for 1--WE months.
The wise competitor, the competitor
who will win out at the end. is the
competitor who is alert to the Inn
portance Of points such as these.
Organization is an important fac
tor in a campaign of any kind. Any
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chances many times by organizing
their friends, getting them to solicit
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How Il Serl,v,I,es..

A lie like the Democratic papers
have about the resignation Of Gov
ernor Hatfield serves as a sensation
for a day. but the dark brown taste
in the mouth the morning after, is a
bitter reminder that it was not worth
while .-Parkersburg State Journal. i
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Born Every Minute.

A nervy chap passed a Confederate
$40 bill, vintage of 1853, on a man at
Petersburg yesterday. This re-.
minds every one of old P. Il. Bar
NUNS remark that there is one born
every Naturalization Sentinel.
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OLD MAPLE cur Down.

An old maple tree, land mark.
IN front OF the Deison hotel building.
was cut down BY the superintendent
OF streets Friday morning., Il waS
about ready to fall down. Another
old maple there was trimmend. 4
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-24

"Carbolics soap ID said by Consul
Carter to. be most popular among the
natives Of MadagasoSf.
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thereby announce myseir as a can
didate for the Office Of Commissio
OF the County Court of Harrison
County, subject to the action Of the
Republican county convention to be
held July 80. 1914.
FLAY1US S. ESTLACK.
Wallace. West Virginia. @
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WHAT OTHER EDITORS SAY
Grouchy.

The Pittsburg Post thinks some
persons crouch enough to look for
bacteria In the milk OF human
Kindness Wheeling Register.
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The DAILY
N 0V e L E T T e
.
RUINED!

Ponsonby Clutch breathed hard as
he looked from the ground that his
own hands had titled SO laboriousiy
to the smiling sky above.
Aye, smile, hard skyi Smile on!
For three weeks there has been M
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-30
GIVE BANQUET
Cathedral High School Alumni Mem.
bers Who VIII Give Play This
Week, Meet at Hotel Windsor.

The members OF the Alumni Associa-
ton Of the Cathedral high school
who will give the play. entitled The
Woman Hunter Wednesday and
Thursday evenings OF this week. in the
Carroll Club. held a banquet at the
Windsor Hotel last evening. and a
.hve-oOurse dinner was served. consist
ing OF all the d~elicacies OF the season.
Those present were Lewis Coleman.
Thomas ODonald. Wendell keith.
George Hughes. Thomas Il. FLYNN.
Herman A. Campbell. Leo Harding.
Misses Alma Ray. Reginia Hell, Ger.
trude O'halley, Miss Mary Ray, coach.
and Mr.. n Mrs Thomas O'f1ynn.
Following the banquet the members
retired 10 the Carroll Club. where a
rehearsal % the play was given. every
one performing their parts exceeding.
" well The members win meet every
evening for rehearsal. 20 that every
one viii become familiar with their
respective parts. and the Carroll Club
on h evenings Of the play win be
appropriately decorated for the occa-
! o IN the alumni cOiors.
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POLICE CHIEF
SHOOTS FUGITIVE
ORDERED MAN. WANTED FOR
ROBBERY. TO STOP, AND SHOT
WHEN He REFUSED.
Bullet Was Fired by Chief Games Of
Mounosville Sunday Afternoon
Alleged Accomplish
Arrested.

Lindsay Miner. aeed %. vas shot
through the calf OF the right leg by
Chief Of Police W. r. Games. OF
Moundsvile. In the outskirts OF that
city about 2 o'clock yesterday after.
noon when he started to run from the
chief. who had gone TO arrest him on
the charge OF stealing about $500
worN 81 valuable tools from the
Miller tin shop on Seventh street.
M~oundsville The theft occurred
"Wednesday evening.
The Moundsville officials had been
shadowing Miner since that time and
yesterday went 20 make the arrest
Miner started 90 run and when the
chief called 10 him 10 stop. &c h said
that he kept on running Again the
chief called 10 him TO stop. and when
De refused. fired the ball. striking him
IN the heshy part Of the Lex below
the knee. and passing entirply
through.
The injured man was taken TO the
county jail and DR. 4 ~ Hutchinson.
Of Marshall county. attended TO-
his wound. % be IL able. Miner viii
Do givou a preliminary hearing before
Squire r. NJ Lewis a. 10 O'Clock thla
morning John Lucas. thought to be
on accomplish. was arrested with
Miner.
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Sciatica Gives
Fair Warning
Start Taking Rheuma at Once
and Prevent Rheumatism
from Becoming Chronic.

sharp. darling pains from the hips
down the legs 10 the knees are signals
Of approach OF sciatica. and should BE-
treated az once p prevent rheumatism
becoming chronl(.
Rheuma disiodges the little uric
acid crystals In the blood vessels feaa
ina the great sciatica nerve and ere.
ates a free movement Of the muscle
and joints. n stimulates the Kidneys.
liver. bowels and skin 20 extra worx
IN throwing on the Irritating p0isons
throughout the system.
Read the testimony ~ Guy T0riey.
The Rreat cyclist. 81 2ss Dayton ave.
nue.. 81 Paul. MINI n vas ~ Grip.
pied with sciafic rheumatism 10 mv
hips that 7 could not walk without
crutcheH spent owe 800 without
relief WW persuaded 20 Try Rheuma.
and after taking three bottles fhs
rbeumatism had entirely left me-
John Coleman Cos stores and a1i
druggists eel Rheuma n a good for
~ forms o. rheumatlam. and costs 20
littis you cannof AFFORD 10 suffer for
saut Of o.
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B'NAI BIRTH HAS
Big CELEBRATION
INTERESTING MEETING HELD
SUNDAY EVENING IN EoFF
STREET TEMPLE
Addresses Were Delivered BY Promi
nent Members OF the Local
Organization.

Wheeling lodge No. els. /. o. b. B.
held its first annual public B'nai
Birth day celebration last evening in
the Eon street Temple. bsfore a large
sized audience. consisting OF the men,
bers OF the organization and their
friends. The principal address was
delivered BY Dr. b. s. Pollak. OF Jer-
sey City. n. j.. who spoke on ideals
OF the B'nai Birth" An elaborate pro-
gram consisting Of special music and
addresses were carried out in connec
ton with the event.
Those taking an active part were:
Miss Jessie Alma Wolfe. organ solo:
feaooi Morris s. Lazaron. invocation:
Leon b. Stein. president. of the organ
ization and chairman OF the meeting.
delivered the address OF welcome:
william +. Leach. baritone solo:
Henry NJ. Front. poem. Eugene NJ.
baer, The Significance Of the Men,
oran. and Phil Mcguire. vocal solo.
Following the rendering OF the mus
lcai selections. President Leon II.
stein In a few weel chosen remarks,
introduced DIR. s. b. Pollak. who de-
nvered the address on the subject
Ideals OF B'nai'B'rith." DIT. Pollak
spoke In part as follows: Your or
der stands for the PRONUNCIATION OF
deals n truths as embodied in the
TO the constitution OF our
order. The B'nai Birth Is a formula
ana the means TO an end. for the or
sanizauon is organized TO carry out
principles that are beneficial to the
lava EAr NhA I--uL -
self composed of certain duties and
tne ecutio OF certain principles
that are essential to the human life.
Every man has an object in life.
something that he is striving for. and
In the attainment OF that for which
We are aiming their is certain happi-
ness.
The Jews seek the American shore
because Of liberty and equality. To
the Jew. the B'nai Birth opens an
avenue that is a necessity and which
will be beneficial to us. The B'nai
Birth is an institution which makes
the work OF the Jew a mission"
The speaker spoke at some length
on The liberty and equality OF the
Jew In comparison with other men.
who are not members OF the race.
In the present war" he said. "the
bnai Birth Is doing a great work in
the helping OF those who need assist
ance. especially among the wounded
or Germany. In our work we have
been broad and altruistic and the
Jew Is a member OF a fraternity that
believes In the brotherhood of man.
IL Is our mission to teach Judaism in
Its practical sense and in the educa-
uonal field the B'nai Birth is doing a
great work" The address as a whole
was well delivered and the speaker
was able to hold the closest attention
OF his audience. Following the ad-
dress the benediction was pronounced
by Rabbi Morris s. Lazaron.
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good entertainment Saturday In the
Board Of Trade building. The pro
gram carried out was well rendered.
HELD ANNUAL CLASS OAY-The
eighth annual class day OF Wheeling
council No. 81. United Commercial
Travellers. was observed at the A. O.
U. W. temple Saturday. a class Of ten
candidates val initiated. and after
the initiation a concert n dance was
held in the dance hall.
GAVE LUNcHEoN.-The members
OF tho cast which b. to produce the
Woman Halter" under the auspices
Of the Cathedral High School Alumni
association. on December . and 2 at
the Carroll club held an Informal
luncheon at the Windsor hotel last
evening.
WILL HOLD REGULAR MEET.
tNG@The regular meeting of Taylor
lodge No. a.. order ~ Golden Links,
will be held this evening This even
ing the degree team VIII practice their
dull. az "a class Of candidates wnl be
Initiated December z
INFORMAL BANQUET At Y. NJ. c.
A-This evening az the Association
building the members OF the Y. NJ. G..
a viii hold an informal banquet
About thirty members are expected TO
be present
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more p~retentious and usually more
beautiful than anything OF the kind ever
before seen. Painted by NJ. Dubuszinski
the two settings used for the single act
required FOR the action are sure 10 ap-
peal to young people as well as their
elders. for each represents the interior
OF a Paris doil-shop In the time OF IN,
early thirties.
NJ. Ivan Cuisine arranged the Pup
pen-Fee" version In which Mile. Paw
Is given so wide an opportunity TO
reveal her versatility. There ~ much
dancing required OF the celebrated Rus
sian d~anscuse. but her marvel
Gus pantOminlc resources in this ballet
are also given fun latitude.
The second scene Of s~Puppen-Fee.'
where Mile. Pavalowa in the character
OF The Fairy Doll marshals her doll
forces into n beautiful and elaborate
ballet Is said to be one OF the prettiest
In the entire ballet realm. The music
for. -P~uppen-Fee' was written by
Joseph Bayer and the costumes, as well
DObuszinski.
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THE THEATRE
MRS. wIoos OF THE CABBAGE
PATCH"


optimism. undaunted by the rude
Jolting OF the worlds rough elbows
and simple. mistaken faith in human
nature are the predominating tones in
Mrs. Wigs OF the Cabbage Patch"
which returns to the Court for matt
nee and night performances on Satur-
day next. Dec. 8. Mrs. Wigs. dear.
hndhearted, optimistic soul seeing
everything through rose-tinted spec
taeles. appears 10 have been trans
planted from the printed page Of the
lighted stage without having lost one
yestige OF her sterling goodness.
The homely wholesome philosophy OF
Mrs. Wigs with her quaint sayings
and her optimism that cannot be sub
dued ever under the most depressing
circumstances. Is uplifting and at the
same time thoroughly amusing. The
play itself Is a lonely story OF hu-
manity and real goodness. honesty
and right purpose. with a pardon in
sight for every sinner who looks. for
II. There are twenty In the cast and.
even the goat and "Cuby," the eft
horse" bid for popular approval.
The play will be presented here
under the management OF the United
Play company.
The sale OF seats for the evening
performance viii open on Thursday
morning. Tickets for the matinee
are not reserved. the general admis-
sion being Csc to all parts OF the
theatre.
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DAMAGED GOODS"

Damaged Goods" Eugene Brieux's
startling sociological play which Rich.
ard Bennet's New York Company OF
~co-workers viii present here al the
Court Theatre next Monday and
Tuesday. December rs. has the dis
tinction OF being the only theatrical
entertainment ever presented IN the
National Capital on the Sabbath day.
This event took place last April when.
under the auspices OF the Society for
Social Hygiene. Richart Bennett
brought his company to Washington
from Now York City In order that
members Of Congress and other onic.
ials In national life. might see the
play and pass upon lie fitness for pre-
sentation before the general public.
More than four thousand applica-
lions for seats wer received for this
single performance whereas tho ca
paoity q the theatre was limited 10
seven hundred.
The play created such a profound
impression that the Warrington
Board Of Trade passed a form OF reso.
luton instuctinE its secretary 70 sec
what arrangements could b. made for
a second presentation 81 the remark
able play IN the city.
The sale % seats viii open next
Friday A matinee f. scheduled FOR
Tuesday.
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NEWS BRIEFS

MAN AND WOMAN FINED
Bertha Hilbert and Jim Johnson were
lined 50 and costs Saturday by Squire
Gompers on a charge of being drunk
and disOrderly. They we're arrested
Friday night al Rudler's station by
Deputy sheriff Bert Philips.
GIVE AID TO sTRIKERs.-Locat
people responded nObly TO the call OF
the Ohio strikers In their donations
Saturday. The committee in charge
al the Ohio Valley Trades and Labor
assembly hall was very highly pleased
with the result % the donation
Wagonloads OF all kinds Of goods
were donated. The goods occupy a
large part Of the assembly ha1 and
win be distributed among the miners
within the lei few days.
MOTORCYCLES COLLIDE - Two
motorcycle riders came together YES.
terday afternoon IN front 81 the North
Wheeling hospital. but neither OF them
were hurt They gathered themselves
up and got AWAY before their names
could be learned
THEATER SALE TO Be HELD
The Southern theatcr viii again Be
offered for sale, this time December
~ AWA" WIZ ~ NM| NNNNA NAauI NMAN
the thcater has been offered Saur-
day week % was Knocked down for the
sum OF $4,000. but fhe creditors later
entered a bid Of $4,000. and this
makes o. necessary 90 go 90 public sale
again The new bid was offered by
Captain G. p Morris for creditors.
GERMAN WoMEN-The German
women 90 the number % 200 strona
turned out last Saturday evening in
81 Johns German church. Martins
Ferry. where they devoted the even.
ing sewing Tor Fathorlaud soidiers.
FINE NIGHT scHooL-The ca
thedral nignt school. under the direc.
lion Of Sister NJ H~ernadine. assisted
By a corps Of able teachers. are doing
excellent work this year.
KNIGHTS READY FOR ZIG MEET.
Tho Knights Of Pythias Of the city
are getting in shape for tho big event
20 b. held in the Scottish Rite cathe.
dral on tho evening of December a..
when a large class NJ candidates viii
be- initiated
HELD GOOD ENTERTAINMENT.
The blind people Of the city held =
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AT THE VICTORIA.

With al all star bill the Victoria
theatre will open this week with a mat
lnee this afternoon and the management
believes the crowds OF the week will
md the attractions equally as good as
the big productions OF last week. Seppa
MNeil and her English poay ballot viii
be the feature act and II T. certain 70
be worth seeing. There are seven pretty.
shapely girls in the act and they DO an
a~stonishinEly large number OF new
dance steps and are singers Of lass.
The four Richard will be seen IN one
Of the most beautiful physical culture
acts on the vaudeville stage. II comes
here with x praise from every placs
u has shown. The Gotham city comedy
trio Is a collection OF fun makers with
plenty OF singing and dancing OF the
kind that pleRses. Ed. Lawrence, the
famous frish-American wit. - Co be one
OF the stellar attractions OF the week
and II will be well 90 hear him. Then
there will be ". Davis. the great juggling
comedian who = alone In hts class and
20 close every performance.
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TlONEsTA. Pa Nov 29-The bust.
ness section % Marienville. near here.
vas wiped out BY IRE today. Eleven
buildings with their contents were de-
stroycd, cntailinE an estimated loss Of
100000 Nearly TO- persons were
made homeless The flames spread
rapidly despite the efforts Of bucket
brigades and In three hours the bust.
nese section was IN ruins a spark
from a railroad engine o. believed TO
have started the blaze.
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Who walked past n bank when he was
money lying I'm the room and often re-
marked how reckles they were with the
money. He said I could take the money
and that would be nothing more than
God viii see to IL IA your thoughts
are not. only thoughts. but words as
we'll In Heaven there Is a graphone
and the angels are recording my sermon
the dirty Jokes an dthings ina you
Influences must be answered 20 when
you meet God Some OF you have influ-
ShSss ana you VIII have 10 answer to
rhou Shalt not steal.
There Is a wave of lawiessness
sweeping this country that will damn IL
some and they viii say 70 God GOOD,
bye. Thou shalt not steal. Business
men will steal the Sabbath and an the
commandment was kept. there would be
sundays In this city. Thou shalt not
Kill There is a young fellow in this
building whose heel Is on his mothers
heart. and will force her to the grave
twenty years sooner.
The greatest sin II adultery and some
times IL gets Into the churches. m i'm
purity that's damning you is on record
In Heaven There was once two preach
died and shortly afterwards the Other
said that he heard the angels saving
that there was nothing gains him.
How. many people are there here to-
nailed Il TO the cross ' All th has s srs h ane
and can say that, please stand up. after
which a prayer by Rev. Jones brought
the meeting 20 a close. At the close OF
issued by Rev. Jones and a great NUM-
Der came forward.
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GIYE FIRST DANCE
B'nai B'rith VIII Give Firs, o. White,
Dances "a Eiks' Club Wednesday
Um~Nrn

The members Of the B'nal Birth
VII I their FIRST dance % the win.
day evening from 2 10 ~ o'clock A
splendid program win be carried "A
and special uslsic yin b. rendered IN
connection viii the event. FOLLOW.
ing the rendering n M program No..
frfshments viii BE- served.
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rprlEntiueHs. humur. u-NfmnfraWfv
and charm all rrrVAde fhe ballet nuVeife
luIyeu-fe n feature ~ the rrrntofre
sompany. who VII b. seen here 10 he
court Tomorrow evening
F~uuuauaFnr" The FaIrr DOLL waa
but has IN m limited number ~ PEI
tormarCes on fhla eide ~ fha Atlantic
lf a. r distinct anVanrn ir ftafr ~
decade since.
The scenery. % tsss one fsatufs 81.
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HERRIcKs ENRoUTE HOME.

HAvRE. Via Paris. Nov. 20. 11:15 p.
m.-Myron T. Herrick. former Ameri-
can ambassador TO France and Mrs.
Herrick. left here today on board the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-30

When troubled with constipation
take Chamberlain's Tablets. They are
easy 20 lake and produce no gripping
or other unpleasant effect. For sale
By all dealers.
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The Withdrawal Of thc Washington
ratrr tirurrrasivcl candidate FOR GOV.
nruur ln Pennsylvania ln favor 81 the
Democratic candidate VIII doubtless b.
easily enough explained b. the expert
cNpiainrrr e. q stratcElcal rctrcat-In-
.~dlanapulla NOua
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NOTES.

The quartet that rendered the beauti-
ful solo last evening. has been engaged
70 sing at the mems meeting next Sun
day Afternoon.
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There was some talking in the choir
last evening that was a great ANNOYANCE
to Mr.. Mckensie. a. he was singing a
solo.
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a meeting win be held at the miners
hall. at Gaylord mine to-day. at IL
O'Clock. In charge OF Mr.. Meinardi.
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the Christian church, last evening, was
one OF the best TO be heard for some
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About People

Movements % individuals 20
and From lie City.
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Mrs. Allison will talk 20 women only
IN the First Presbyterian church. next
sunday afternoon.
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Rev. Jones was greatly annoyed in his
sermon last evening by the breaking OF
a seat In the building.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-30

A delegation OF the street car men will
attend the meeting Wednesday evening
at the tabernacle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-30

At the mems meeting TO be held sun
day afternoon. no boys under fourteen
years OF age will be admitted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-30

A meeting OF the presidents OF the
Ladies Ala Societies will be held al the
tabernacle al the close OF the meeting
Tuesday afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-30

Beginning this afternoon Rev. Jones
viii preach On the Holy Spirit and will
talk on the subject each afternoon this
week.
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Fire Chief Ralston has requested all
auto owners TO park their cars at least
nifty feet from the fire hydrant at the
entrance OF the building.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-30

Nearly a hundred people were stand
ing In the building last evening. being
unable 20 obtain seats.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-30

The fire department will attend the
Meeting In a body next Sunday evening
and VIII turn out a hundred strong.