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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-31
MYSTERY MAN"
In WHEELING
WHAT DO you wAnr TO Know,
ASK ~oALvANI7

oaivani. the man OF mystery 10 with
~ our midst This man. noted mental
~bhtnofneVa. rs 20 appear az the Court
four nights starting Monday. and
tnatinees viii be given on Tuesday.
wednesday and Thursday. Gaivant
comes direct from Hammeratcin's Vic
torla theatre. New YORK CITY. where he
.headlincd the bill for the past six weeks
Many have read OF the WONDERFUL
things GalVani has done and All will
undoubtedly desire 60 witness his mar
vicious performance. In in doubt about
anything ask Galvani simply address
the great question 20 RI y. GaIvani.
court theatre. this city" and YOU viii
Immediately be answered gafvarf
charges nothing FOR his Information and
ne ~ always ready and willing TO give
the solution 10 any problem YOU NAV
PROFOUND. But Gnlvaui restricts his
Information and positively will not dis
cuss matters political. " b. said mat
oalNani has reunited thousands OF ne
.unhapplly married and o. quite an auth
tiou. ~
n you have anything on your mind.
now o. the time tu have the problem
solved galvani Isl with us. ready and
willing Hla hypnotic achievement are
suh the talk ~ uh. metropolis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-31
SPECTACULAR
FEATURE FILM
TO BE SHOWN WEDNESDAY OF
THIS WEEK AT THE PRIN-
CESS THEATRE.
me Wrath Of the Gods. or the De.
"""etIon OF S~akurs-Jima" is the
Title Of the Picture.

IN Wednesday OF this week The
frincess will show the most snec,arn-
fdI ana unique motion picture feafnr,
INN ever produced. The Wrath Of tbs
1sods, or the Destruction OF Saknra
Jlna, IN six wonderful reels OF fhriii.
lng ACTOR, showing how the deifies ~
ancient Japan seemingly caused q Ter.
rlhc volcanic eruption 10 ayen1e a.
insult of a broken decree and tbs oor7
Nerslon or a beautiful maiden 10 the
Christian faith. nv
The 5 resources OF the New yorl
Alo,lon Picture Company were nsaJ
Nltnout stint In making this stunend.
gus production. with its companv ~
EthuIhe japanese star artists. rs s.ir0-
ing crowds. its extraordinary nboto-
traphlc and scenic Elects Tbe 80
c1nlc eruption and the terrible ~.
phoOn are scenes that can never he
oolterated from the mind.
Nothing like il has ever heen soon
fandemonium thrilling and snDerh
Java fowing. houses crumbIins ~
.ases burning. thousands fieeing Tor
tneIr ives, n the aweinspiring ~
pnOon sweeping death and Destruction
The Wrath OF the Gods" was az
canned q masterpiece by ali the New
hOIW crltlcs during it's record break-
ing run at the Strand theatre In ,ba
niotlon picture field. this productions
Is greater than The Darling ~ tba
Sous IN drama. or Madam Butferav-
OF the age.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-31
YOU LIKE TO KNOW
About the Plays ana PLAYER,

John Slocum writes that The Quaker
oMi VIII come here for q holiday. matt
ne ana night Wouldn't this be a creat
sho" Tor Thanksgiving day?
Leo Slezak is coming. too
The opening attraction al the Punch
snu judy theatre, said TO have been
promoted by William Faversham. will
oe The Marriage OF Columbine."
Charles Frohman has arranged that
me JUN Donald Rrfan-Jos.
taWthorn company shall extend is en-
Easement at the knickerbocker in the
tmnusicai comedy. Tho Girl From Titan.
Big receipts Is the cause.
-Four companies are presentinr .po.
. Any Heart To tremendous receipts ii
various parts OF the country. This MA a
NH no doubt return to the Court and
GGTpcsts lts success OF last season.
The managementfof the Court is now
fascinating Tor Edith Thayer in The
FREELY" the tuneful comic opera A
heavy guarantee has been onered NJ
h~afnfnerstein 10 bring the company here
Tor performances on Christmas Day-
Inc movies have annexed a number
OF prominent people during the past few
weeks Evelyn Nesbitt Thaw H. the lar
est Aiy' what q sensation EVELYN Will
De when she reaches Wheeling.
Ethel barrymore has been pictured"
t91 Her screen prediction L. called
The Nightingale"
Consequences" IL havlnS = good run
AZ the comedy Theatre. New York: In
hitlnget Twin Bees and~Tnder Cover"
az the Fulton and Cort. respectively are
sun recording capacity hotTses. and -On
hdlAI Is the nelooramatic sensation or
the season. Y young man. - years OF
age named ~keizenstein. wrots his play.
DADDY LonglcgS. at the Gaietv. H. a
substantial success. Ruth chafterton
mas the principal role.
Emma Trentiri T. reheaFSinr for a
new musical play called sPolenblut F"
Corrigun has been engaged 10
create the part OF Daniel Reggotty in
Louis y Parkcr'a production. '-rh.
ltighway o. Life." which oDens AZ Wal
on Monday night.
VIII Sressy has the scheme. You
know the enormous fortunes that bave
been made within past years on wire
less teleEraphy and "wlricss" teie-
phones Well, VIII has Invented "a
Mlfei.ss ught wire act Tor prescnta-
ton In the vaudeville houses.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-31
COHEN FARCE
COMING SOON
SEVEN KEYS TO eALDPATE.'
coHEN's FUNNY FARCE .
HERE NOVEMBER IA
Is a Mystery Play in Which Audience
Is Keyed to Highest Pitch
From the Start.

The more sincerely n enjoys the
thrills OF genuine melodramar the
more surely and keenly will one teal
lie the frankly fearless and hilarious
fun OF George NJ. Cohan's delightful
mystery farce. Seven KEYS TO Bald
pate which will be the attraction at
the Court Theatre on Saturday after
noon and evening, November Il.
In this. the latest output from the
pen OF the wizlrd Cohan. he fools his
audience to the top of his bent. At
the opening OF the play the auditor
learns that William HallowelI Magee.
a novelist Of the lurid type. has made
a wager OF $1,000 that he can write a
ten thousand word story in twenty
four hours. the only stipulation being
that the work must be done in THE
lonesomest spot on earth"
The story is intensely interesting.
and proves again the astonishing
versatility and supreme s~elf-con-
hdence OF young MIR. Conan, whose
genius in the art Of play building is
acknowledged the world over. and
never o convincingly than in this
laughing. thrilling. melodramatic
farce.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-31
MAC MULLEN AND
BURKE COMING
FAMOUS VIoLiNIsT AND VOCAL.
. isT TO BE HEARD IN THE
COURT HERE.
maemillen Is a Native OF Marietta.
o., and Is Well known to
Music Lovers Here.

" Without doubt one OF the most I'M
portant musical events of the season
in Wheeling will be the
joint concert of the celebrated Violin
list. Francis MacMillen. and the IA
nous Irish baritone. Edmund Burke
This great combination of artists will
appear at the Court theatre on Tues
day evening, November "a.
Francis MacMnlen has been
starred in America for several sea
sons. Hence he needs no special in
PRODUCTION TO the public. During the
five tours he has made OF. this coun-
try his recitals. without exception.
have proved among the leading
musical events Of the respective sea-
sons In each city in which he has
been heard. That he holds an I'M
disputed position in the very first
rank OF present day violinists has
been stated repeatedly by the prin-
cipal musical critics OF all the great
centers throughout the entire world.
o all. MacMillen Is a phe-
nomenal violin virtuoso. = bears
the reputation OF possessfAO a left
hand which. by reason OF irs pecu-
liar form. is said TO better adapted
10 playing the violin than that OF any
other viloinist OF repute.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-31
MANY FEATURES
AT THE PRINCESS
SPECIAL PICTURES AT PRINCESS
THEATER ALL THIS WEEK IN
ADDITION TO REcU-
LAR PROGRAM.
Including Another instaiiment Of Sc
rial Picture Lucille Love"
Thursday Evening.

On Monday the special pictures In
addition TO regular program are the
Pathe Daily News and Episode No.
a OF theg great Million Dollar Mystery
serial. On Tuesday "The Human
Soul" a unique and superbly staged
three-reel Balboa feature. will be ex-
hibited.
On Wednesday the great film sensa.
ton OF the age. The Wrath of the
Gods. or the Destruction OF Sakura-
Jima.' in six reels. will be the attrac-
on. This Is one of the most mar
velous pictures ever produced. and
should prove a great drawing card.
On Thursday the great Universal
serial. Lucille Love. the Girl OF Mys-
terry" episode No. 13. will be shown.
On Friday storms of Life" a mag.
nihcent ~three-reel Balboa feature. the
Pathe Daily News. and the American
screen idol. Mary Pickford. In an
italian Barber. will be shown.
On Saturday the bill consists OF two
balboa features. Sands OF Life a
great pugilist picture. and The Rat"
IN which a gangster shows his graft
tude. and two other good reels.
These pictures make an exceedingly
attractive program for lovers of NOV
ing pictures, and are all well worth
seeing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-31
AT THE VICTORIA.

Two large audiences last night a..
Tended Victoria theatre and were De.
lighted with the offerings. In La
mOnts trained parrots the crowd
found something that was a novelty
and real delight. The birds are per
Iectly trained and their droll tricks
ana antics keep every person laugh
ing. some OF their work is exception
ally good and the crowd marvels how
Lhey can be so trained. The three
laps with their act. which displays
the wonderful acrobatic feats OF their
people and some brand new ideas in
loot Juggling and comedy tumbling.
Charles A.. Loder and his clever
company In h German dialect pIay.
let. The Night Doctor" are a real
scream. They kept the audience in
an uproar all the time they were on
the stsgte and were given a zeal re.
ception. The three O'Neill sisters are
clever entertainers and they made a
int with last nights crowds. Tommy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-31
"SUBDUES MIGHTY RIVER
THAT he MAY WIN A GIRL

willard Holmes. in proving himself
me ma TO subdue the waters Of the
CoIorado and confne them 10 the
sahdIs tnat were to carry them 10 the
aesert proved himself worthy of Bar.
Dara worth. the wonderfully faecfn.
atlhs central figure In the dramatiza.
ton Of teh novel Of UsDid pan
wright which Is soon TO be seen In
tnIs CITY Until Holmes has won fhas
oattle with the food and proved bis
mettle' ne was unworthy Of the love ~
such n woman. ""
AZ the time Of his introduction "
the desert Holmes was 20 be rated
as something OF a snob. lie looked
ugon Ms ancestry ~ sufficient 70
Jump MIN a man worthy Of hlFh pIace
IN suy community. Ills SCHOOLING no
tated a. emitting him 10 speak tho
-. VOID IN engineering. He had 10
20 up against life IN It's fullest sense
prove himself a man. start All ovc.
akain and evolve from snobberv into
Iull MANHOOD before he could hone fu
VIII the woman M TO become HIS wffa
a Maker Of Men.
lhe west o. a maker Of men. 49,.
Iore ne problems all gloss Of birth ana
education falls away. ia calls onIv To-
ne man who can make GOOD. Holmes
nAu 70 make good on one Of mo biz.
t"sl eugineeriug achievements 10.
.oIged IN the winning Of tile Wei
tt"VI auu playwright have wisely
,hosen this battle with the water n
ne Colorado river. which vas made
by The Southern Pacific railroad rom.
tanye engineers en- defonao OF d
arms and homes OF the settlers III
ImIerial Valley, FOR tho crucial test n
a nan who had set himself Tho faet or
lhninR the heart % o. woman I'd Won.
u'ftul HtremRth OF mind
y Toe Winning Ut narhatn Wor.,-
me NlnulnG 81 fhe new aud unfrqm.
neied West br the arlone on the Older
icrn families ie re.enacfed. U he
llr history n America rut in tho 1,s,
dramatic form The f~lecinafiur story
on which tho Tlay o. founded d. fun
9I HFnboliam Barbara Worth. ID child
inuhd alive in "the hollow OF Code
2 stands Tor tho now. tho uni
alntra tho uutfammelod Worf ON
ppoled ~ q woman. Willard Holmes
We Old. tradition tied. poIlrhod in
fhftfrn manhood Only such i raf..
GWEN 90 tho author omplovs roufd
Too 90 bring those Two together
iiolmcg becomes WORTHY and wins fbo
lnre ~ barbara. Had Do allied af any
DOM ln his evolution there would
IHL" boon ~ different story 80 tell
on uic eiago The Winning on nar.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-31
CHARGED WITH MURDER.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 3O.-Scott stone.
enlisted in the United States army un.
der the name of Joseph A. Talbot.
and whose wife and four children
were burned to death in a fire that de-
stroyed their home 1t Altoona. III.
September IS. was arrested at Jeffer.
son barracks today at the request OF
Lewis A. Busch, states attorney for
Champaign county. III.
According to telephone information
received here, a warrant charging
murder was issued at Champaign
against Stone.
After the burning OF the Stone
farmhouse a bloodstained dress be.
longing to Mrs. Stone was found. AT
the inquest Stone testified he silent in
a separate room from his wife and
escaped the first by jumping out of
a window.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-31
GUILTY or MURDER

VANCOUVER. b. C.. Oct sO-Newa
singh, n Hindu. was found guilty bv
q jury today % the murder of wifi
lam HODkinson. Canadian IMMIGRANT
inspector. and sentenced To be- HANGED
January ~. next The Hindu shot
H~opkinson in The Vancouver court
house nine DAYS ago.
HopklnFOn Wae active IN preventing
the landing Of several hundred WIndus
who arrived here some months afo ON
The steamship komorata Mar. which
had been chartered BY Il rich country.
man 81 theirs In order TO test the
British Columbia exclusion laWs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-31
COMMITTED SUICIDE.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct 2O-Samue
~ Kirkpatrick. n we'll known lawyer
and member of the phiIndeluhn
board 81 law examiners. KILLED him
eelf With a revolver today in the tint
.Nersity club Ills body was discovered
in ? private bath room where evidence
oi careful preparation FOR bis act was
also found. No motive Tor me suicide
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-31
GRAND LARCENY enARar

NEW YORK. oct go shortly N
ter 60 indictment charging him with
faudulent use Of tho mails in cOnncc.
ION with the alleged $4,000. 900 d.
Luxe swindlc was Quarhcd I'M tho led.
.efal district court here today. samuel
II Warheld vas arrested on n CHARGE
OF grand larceny lie was released
IN 5000 bail
The complainant was Anna v
romhie Of this city. who charred
her for de- luxe editions which proved
10 De worthless.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-31
DECENTRALIZATION OF HAROLD
BEll WRlGHT'S NOVEL
TO BE SEEN HERE.
Sensation Created by the Book Will
No Doubt Be Duplicated
by the Play.

Coming TO the Court next Friday
and Saturday. November s and Z. Is
the original Studebaker Theater pro-
auction of The Winning of Barbara
W ORTIZ, h central character. Bar
oara Worth. bids certain TO become a
nNed character in dramatic literature.
IN no other work OF fiction than the
M in which her life story is told has
there been pictured a woman so char
acteristic, so typical Of Western
America. h is the woman who.
while saturated with the wisdom OF
ages. is none the less clean. whole
some. unspolled. untainted by worldli.
ness. Child found in The follow OF
the Hand OF God" imbued with the
spirit OF the desert. the mystery OF ma
ture inspires her soul and keeps her
IN harmony with the infinite. She is
the super-woman. The future rests in
her keeping. II Is OF the pres
ent h thinks, but her eyes are fixed
over on that tim 10 come when her
desert shall become the abode of
thousands OF prosperous farmers, the
nome OF well-doing men and women.
whose children will grow up out-of-
doors. warmed at the heart OF Moth
er Nature. strong. valiant. wholesome
sons and daughters to form a working
leaven in society.
Faithful Portrayal.
Like the author. Harold Bell
Wright, the dramatist. Mark +. Swan.
drew with unfaltering hands a fig
ure which must ever sand as a sym
Dol OF all that is strong and clean and
wholesome in womanhood. He made
barbara Worth the daughter OF the
West, a woman well worth winning.
such a one as in olden times men
wen 10 battle TO win. So Willard
Holmes must go to battle. He must
meet and conquer Nature in an uRly
mood before he proves himself III TO
mate with the child of the desert.
barbara Is strong in her own right.
she Is almost plain looking. as the
desert was even ugly at times. vet
there is In her features that beauty
which zones from within. from good
ness and sincerity. Few nOvelists or
dramatists have dared to so confront
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-31
STEAMER SINKS

BIRMINGHAM Ala. Oct. aO-The
steemboat John Quill today struck n
rock and aank In the Tomhichoe river
near Dcmopolls Passengers. the
%. Tho loss h. estimated al more
than $4,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-31
"WlNNlNG OF BARBARA WORTH"
NEXT ATTRACTION AT THE COURT

me readers and thestergoers' demand
,nat even the heroine shall be a crea-
lure of faultless beauty I'M, in thfs
case there was TO be something above
tie. " oat
day. eNe" on Sa'ur-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-31

Lucky thing that a crisis like this.
that We have such topping statesmen. %
Rather How quickly they've got
on. too-It only seems like yesterday
that they made a mess Of everything. {"
london Opinion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-31
W#SS%$A 6InALssss fEo9 ElAwaER eNeeRs sTUprxDous seine Sa6S94oEN
NMzMM1M~IIdE WINNING OF BARBARA Wnryysa 1890

para Worth makes one of the great
times. IL is ? production which raises
tne enthusiasm TO the highest pitch.
while pleasing and satisfying at every
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-31

Patient wish to consult you with
regard TO my utter loss OF memory.
Doctor-Ah. yes. Vhy-er-in cas-
es OF this nature always require my
fec In advance.-Philadelphia Bulle-
tin
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-31

the Messenger" presented by the
Great Darlington. is something that all
should see. for IL Is exceptionally good.
are TO be 10 standard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-31

Col. Hal w. DePue OF Spencer. a prom.
Ihent democratic politician. returned
10 MS home last evening. after spend
ing the week in this city on business.
1 y McCammon. Edgar McGregor
and Wilbur Bags will 20 TO Washing.
ION today. TO see the football game be-
tween Washington a. Jefferson college
n West Virginia University.
After attending United States Dis
tr1ct court which has been in session
in this city since Tuesday OF last week
United states District Attorney Stew
art w. Walker left last night for his
home in Martinsburg.
Aloysius Coll. OF Clarksburg, politi-
car writer for the Pittsburgh Dispatch,
- spending a few days in Wheeling.
Mrs. Robert DeNires a the guest Of
her sister. Mrs. John Holt at Hunting
Mr.. and Mrs, VIII Pfarr and family
rave moved into the DR.. Charles Hill
residence in Leatherwood.
John Rankin OF Pittsburgh, former
" OF this city. is the guest OF friends
IN the city.
=. 4. Zook Of the Island. is a bust
ness visitor In Charleston.
Mrs. Thomas Hodges Of Morgantown
II the guest of her daughter. Mrs. o
Frank Gibbs OF the East End.
Miss Helen Black Of Columbus. Is
the guest Of Mrs. Singleton PAUL.
Edward McGregor OF the Island. will
NV iANf AANlMlnE TOT M~HNnlnEtOn.
"a. where he viii witness the Wash
Jon.. W. v. u. game.
J. T. killeen OF the Island. will leave
this morning for Washington, Pa, to
attend the ". v. wv. & y. game.
Miss Marie Frazier Of Elm Grove,
viii witness the football game be-
tween Wash-Iem. and West Virginia
University In Washington. Pa. today.
Mr.. and Mrs. William ". Seibert and
children Of Denora. Pa, will be the
guests Of Mrs. Edward O'Neil. Sr., in
Elm Grove today and Sunday.
state Fire Marshall Iohn $. Horan
returned TO Charleston yesterday after
having been here during the past few
weeks looking after the states inter
ests In the case against George a.
Kraft.
William Stewart Of the East End
has resigned his position at the Hotel
A~lclure cigar stand. TO take eject to-
day
William Schwertzferger and George
Greig were In Wellsburg yesterday.
Miss Jay Cleaner Of Cleveland. is
the guest Of friends here.
Mrs. Herbert NanKirls Of McKee,.
port, Pa, o. he guest Of Mrs. Harold
Brennan on North Main street.
Miss Gertrude Robinson OF Washing.
ton. ~ the guest Of Mrs James Hren-I
nan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-31
|, About People
Movements Of individuals to [
J and From lie City. I
TRI-sTATE ARRIVALS AT
THE LOCAL HOTELS

Melure-Mrs. F. c. HUH, Woods
field; p. ii. Anderson. Friendly:
Helen Miller. ST. Clairsville: j. G.
Gibson, West Alexander; Walter s,
Sugden, Sistsrsville: G.. c. Feist.
New Martinsville; II. r. Boiler. New
ARK; Carl p. Downey. Buckhannon.
Stamm-L. l.. Wheaton, Clarks-
burg; s. p. Smith. West Union; Mrs.
G. ID Martin, Harrisville; A. NJ.
Mayor, St. C~lairsville: II. r. Lowary.
East Liverpool; H.. A. Bell, Steuben-
vile.
Grand centraI-A. Labin Browns
Vile; 8. q. Rosenberg, Pittsburgh:
j. Hanson. Efkins; W. NJ. Wolker.
Boston. Mass: j. r. Graham, Can
ION J. 1. lnghran, Waynesburg;
Charles -. Fordyce. Waynesburg.
erunswick.-W. c. Besant. Zanes-
yiiie: George Talbert, Strange Creek:
II. Cl.ne. ~Fairmont; T. j. Shadwick.
roItsmouth c. Sidell, Littleton: r.
Waynesburg.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1914-01-08

Ter, L. H. Pyle; assistant cashier,
Opie Hartje; book-keeper, George
Shaw, Jr.
Considering that another strong
rival institution has been organized
during the year, practically out of the
resources Of the Bank of Conway, the
splendid record of the past year
speaks we'll for the old bank and is
especially creditable to 10 Frauenthal,
who served his first year as president
of the institution. The net profits Of
the bank for the year are declared to
be larger than in any previous year.
Besides paying two semi-annual divi-
dends of five per cent, nice sum was
passed to the surplus fund.
The report of the auditing commit
tee, submitted to the stockholders this
morning, shows the cash reserve of
the bank to be AZ per cent of the de-
posits, or nearly three times the re-
uuirements of both the national bank
law and the new state banking act,
which provide that a bank shall al
ways retain at least Is per cent of its
deposits in cash.