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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-13
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-30
Large SALEOF.
SEATS REPORTED
FOR 'FAlINTLEROY'

The advance sale of seats for the
two performances of Little Lord
Fauntleroy" to be given on Friday and
Saturday of this week, has been an IN
usually heavy one The play is, as
Caddie says. OF the Earl, "a universal
fav'rite::" the cast is an excellent one,
and special scenery is being painted
by Mr.. Marcelle In addition to this
small orchestra of which Mr.. Carl
Mfltner; will be the leader, has been
arranged by Miss Hopper, and delight
ful entire ac:s selections will be player
The music has been carefully selected
and win give pleasure alike to young
and oId Master Leonard Petit, a
promising young pupil of Mrs. A. B.
Ingalls,, will render a violin solo.
The ushers will be members of the
Young Women's Christian Association.
Seats are on sale daily at the Promo
ton Committee rooms.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-30
BIJOU To give
FREE PICTURES
SUNDAY nights

u
In the belief that Honolulans will
appreciate clean and wholesome recre-
alton on Sunday night as we'll as en-
week day nights, the management OF
the Consolidated Amusement Company
announces that in the future and be-
ginning next Sunday night, the Rijou
fheatef viii be opened for the produc-
ton Of moving pictures Of the highest
order entirely educational or relig-
icus. There win be no charge Adj
mission will be obtainable only
through the presentation OF invitation
cards issued by the Consolidated com
|pany. These invitations may be pro-
cured only at the Bijou tteater on
Monday and Thursday nights; at the
Ye Liberty theater On Tuesday and
Friday nights and at the Empire the
alter on Wednesday and Thursday
nights. The pictures tc. be presented
will be only Of the highest plane pro-
durable. The management, in making
the announcement of this free recre-
atien to the people OF Honolulu, de-
clare that they have taken the action
of giving Sunday night pictures be-
cause Of the repeated complaints that
there is NO place to CO. X. +
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-30
FUN WILL rule
NNEN COMEDY
At THE empire

The glooms are put to rout when
Lottie Briscoe and Arthur Johnson
fit across the stage In the presenta-
ton of a mad, merry and roIlicking
comedy. The Pay-a5.Y ou-Enter Man"
adapted from the rlblic conveyance
under that name, -hich has been
found factor In city life. The playlet
In two parts, which is an offering at
the Empire theater this afternoon
and evening performances will be
found one OF the latest products from
company Of stars. The picture con-
tains all the features that go to make
up finished production. There is a
distinctive plot and the farce is excep.
tionally well carried out to the end.
Dealing with a time in the history
Of the United States when North and
South were in turmoil and thousands
of lives were sacrificed during the re-
bellion, there is much pathos brought
out in the one-reel picture, "Banty
Tin" southern war crama, In which
famous players in the world Of NOV
les are seen to excellent advantage.
Mother Love Versus Gold. Is the
title OF a drama of aosorbing interest.
II carries a supportin:s, cast OF high
order. The program will close with
"Burkes' Vacation" and second of.
fering entitled How the Day Was
Spent. sst -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-30
BIJOU THEATER


World Renowned Scotch Comedian
Together with the following vaude-
vile Star Artists, will appear In the
greatest performance ever presented
TO the public OF Honolulu.
SEIWYN DRIVER
Humor at the Piano
(Appeared by ROYAL Command before
King George W
From the London Coliseum)
ERNEST sEWELL
Living MaricnettIst
appeared by ROYAL Command before
King Edward VII
(From st. Georges Hall, London)
IRENE BERscENY
hungarian Gipsy cymballst
Assisted BY fYoska
(From the 0rpheum Circuit. u. 8. Al
KITTY RYAN
Ballad Singer
(From the Queens and Royal Albert
Halls, Londonl
Should It be found necessary to al
. ter the time Of the performance due
notice thereof win be published.
!. Orchestra (reseved) ..........S $3.50
Other reserved seats. ......... $50
unreserved seats ....... ..... $50
Ne 222s
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-30
OFFERS
BIG AND VARIED
WEEKS PROGRAM

"A Daughter Of the Hills" the fea,
ture at the Popular theater for the
week commencing with the matinee
this afternoon is a story of the DAYS
Of Nero, when that cruel Roman en-
peror was content to fiddle and
watch Rome In flames. 1t is story
of the days when strong men loved
and fought for their hearts desire.
The leading character is a shepherd
ess who loves a gladiator and who is
opposed to the life that her beloved
follows. as the film unwinds it shows
the influence for good in womankind
to have been as strong in the long
ago as 1t is today. 1t is a film that
Introduces some beautiful scenery
and costuming, the details being as
close to the days that are represent
ed as it Is possible to make them.
Manager Samuel Blair announces
q an added attraction for the present
week a leaf from Charles Dickens.
Everybody who reads has read and
probably reread sgThe Christmas Ca
rols," one Of the MASTERPIECES of that
great master of the English language
This offering is in two reels and
should prove great treat to theater-
goers.
Another of the McRae films, taken
on Oahu is again included in the
present weeks bill at the Popular
In The Mexican Spy" there is in
troduced q number Of familiar scenes,
not the least Of which are the county
fair at SchofeId Barracks. parade at
Fort Shafter and ! scene through Mo-
enalua. John Wise once more de-
monstrates his versatility, appearing
IN this offering in the role Of Mex
lean general and filing the part to
perfection.
There are eight mammoth reels in
the weeks Offering. the entire pro-
gram being published elsewhere in
this issue
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-30

Herman Levy and his son Philip B.
Levy, diamond dealers of New York
were arrested charged with conspir.
acy to conceal assets in the failure OF
their firm r r..~.
Austin H. Watson. former president
of the New York Credit Mems Asso.
citation, ccmmi ted suicide AZ Beason
N. Y. He hat been in i'll health for
six weeks. - =
William A. Strawson. cashier Of the
First National Bank at Northpnrt. L.
L. has been missing for ,hrees weeks
His affairs at the bank are in good
shape. -. ->..:.. r.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-30

Secretary OF Agriculture Houston
ordered quarantine, effective October
i. against cattle in several Illinois
counties to prevent the spread Of tub
ercnlosis.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-30

The $4,000 boat house and amuse.
ment hall at Saranac, n. Y, owned by
Henry Goldman, of New York, was
destroyed by fire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-09
Come to Fehrenbach for your home
made bread. four 10c loaves for 2sc
ja-l7-tf
Bridgeport Rrfefs

William Boyles who has heen the
township health officer for several years
mas resigned his position on account of
the press OF business.
Eugene Crawford. who has hoe, soy
ton OF 81. Anthony's and Linwood c.m.-
tery, mas Resigned his position to ttke
enect the nrst Of March.
The fresh man class Of the local htyb
schooi VIII hold the annual rhetoricnIs
next Friday afternoon.
At special meeting Of the Turn Down
Cuo held saturday evening u was de-
tiaed 10 purchase pool table H. no
placed IN the club rooms
The county commissioners Will Iold a
regular meeting NJ st IlairsyilIe TO-DAY
Inc cold weather Of last evening rad
the eject Of keeping the atteudance
down IN the local churches
The Hardly Able club held "A speciaf
afternoon '"'
Matters were very quiet In police ctr
terday. """ SeS-
During the last two nights tho cold
Meatner has caused many sicerers TO ap-
ply al the city building Tor lodging.
Harry Miuchcr Will return 10 Column
Gus today after spending SUNDAY win
MS relatives In this city
me Junior Mechanics viii hold "a reg
uiar meeting 100 their hall on Main
street this evening
Items Of interest FOR this rare~ r,,,-
De left NJ the Roberts n Fre,ier. ek.s Jruir
3i2-J. ''''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-09

meeting Saturday evening showed tina;
the month OF January WAS the quietest
for some time.
Mrs. Rose Webb. OF Beliaire. spent
Sunday IN this city the guest OF rela-
uves and friends.
The Alert Hose company held q we'll
attended meeting at the Central hose
mouse yesterday afternoon
Many persons failed TO shut OF their
wafer pipes Saturday evening and as a
result there were many frozen pipes.
The Modern Woodmen held an impor-
tant meeting In their hall on Hanover
street Saturday evening.
The cold weather OF last evening had
the enect OF keeping down the attend
ance at the local churches.
Several applicants for lodging applied
AT the city building last evening and Sat
urday evening.
. TIE high wind that prevailed in this
vicinity last Saturday did much dam
age In different parts OF the city.
several OF the rooms In the public
schools are arranging programs for
CONGRESSMAN W. u. Francis will be
home from Washington to take part IA
the frs, degree murder trial at 81.
Clairsvllle this week
The All-Collegians basketball team
went 10 Cadiz Saturday evening where
they played the team OF that place.
The Degree OF Pocahontas will d old a
regular meeting In the Shreve-Hervay
building this evening.
Several physicians Of this city will 70
TO Bellairc Wednesday afternoon. whore
they will attend a meeting OF the Bel
mont County Medical association.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-09
Bellatre BrisfA

Misses Florence Workman and Jose
prime Balr, VIII leave to-day 10 attend
the millinery openings at Cleveland.
Items of interest for this paper may
be left at the city Book Store or teIe-
phoned TO the reporter. Bell 251-J.
Mrs. John. Morris. of Bethesda. Is
spending n few days with friends and
Iclatives n this city.
J. Maxwell Duga. OF the Register. is
q tie i'll at his home on Guernsey street
win Reed. OF Sebring. spent Sunday
friends and relatives in this city
sses Ethel and Belle Ewing, OF this
CIT, are attending the millinery open
ings 90 Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gorfrey Berneider and
Joe Piersol. OF this city, will play in
the orchestra which will furnish music
on the Joe Fowler. on its trio to New
CREAMS. for the Mardi Gras.
Cottage prayer meetings will be held
nj the home of the members OF theF'irst
Presbyterian congregation this evening
Mrs. Fred spriggs VIII entertain a
large number of her friends at her home
on Gravel HILL Thursday evening of
this week.
The first meeting OF the Christian
church. was held yesterday afternoon
The Freshman and the All Stars has
ket bal! teams OF Shadyside will play
the Belleire High Sophomores and the
Midgets. Mt Shady side. this evening.
Mrs. Margaret Camp. of New York
city, is the guest OF friends and reia-
Mrs. James Weeks. OF South BeIlaire.
has returned from n visit at So Glars
Vile.
Miss Josephine Carroll entertained the
Variety Club AT her home on Rock Hill
aSturday evening.
Miss Cosette Workman. OF St Ciairs-
Vile, has returned home after n visit
In this city.
The Ladies Of the Moose circle will
give a euchre party in the Moose hail
Friday evening.
Miss Lima Stellars. Of ST. Clairsvilie.
spent sunday with relatives ana friends
In this city.
Alex Campbell. of Central evonue. has
returned from q visit at Youngstown
Rev. and Mrs. 5. u. Salmon. Of Akron
are visiting friends In this city.
AIR. and Mrs. James letters. OF High
land avenue. are the proud parents OF a
baby boy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-09
BANNCCK, OHIO

ENNNoCK. o.. Fob S.-Nfr and ,.r-
Guy ~ lifttr Uf MorEaufowu. ~. va.
are visiting NJ. and Mrs. John Cunatd.
MiFe J.. caldwell returned e. her home
last week from Alliance where she Iat
N"Sn Visiting Deer lister Mrs clyde Clg-
Mrs. r. o. c.IIvW ra- gone to AZ
nance 10 visit Dor daughter. Mr.. CLYDE
NI.s Movie VI. Boring. .r CAST u..I.
,aar.i. .r'nt Friday uIth Ur.. rIunk
Mrs John Wr>art ,..Itcd .s- -1n.
iI.if tui family. pf fHneItt. Iaat urs..
N. Minnie CLARK returned home from
wheeling saturday. vHcI, ..r It. boon
i. irr Nlrf a mse kicnre
MISS Alice Nu.rut. or Hef TItnIurI.
t.riied go tle home az g. B caldwell
Mr. ana Mrs iurrt McNarv. or Int.
i"iiy. freuf SUNDAY 80 Tire home ~ Ars
James Harkln. ~ Cadiz. offended the
.r'fd n Nrr. NofI i1rterntid last
Tue. IHg
Several young people from this place
H'Ifuffu fnr party 90 Union own Thurs
nny evening given hy Martha LYLE ard
sister Erlc.
ti.s lrrT Usuiel called on Mrs. 81. T..
Ir-cc. ~ Iuinntnwr. last sabbath
Mr Hud Nrr. IIEEIrf caldwell were
call nr un Nra So T.. Price lHrt week
sara caldwell hHH been re- recent visf-
tuf nt thc home OF James b. Lyle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-09

;. troops stationed at Fort Tho-nss AZ
ter spending his furlough with ais mar
ents. Mr.. and Mrs Joshua Mcconnell
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henthorn and little
daughter. OF Cleveland, were calling on
relatives here Wednesday.
Charles Meliott and william Poutins
we're business callers ~ ciaringtoa
Roy Erlewine has returned TO his work
AZ Wellsville after spending a few days
here with his family.
Mrs. W. n. Ray. OF near whs~lfng
Is spending few days here with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pratt, the
latter being seriously Ill at tho present
Joseph maritime. who has been seri-
ously III for some time. Is improving
L. @. Read, OF near Beallsviiie spent
l.. NJ. Read.
Earl Headiey. OF near Beallsvilis. WAS
business caller here during the week
Miss l.ura Howell. OF tho Clarington
schools. spent the weekend here with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Howell
J. VI. Hart and Emory Fulton. OF Att
tudc. trustees OF Adams TOWNSHIP. were
transacting business here Monday.
stephen Craig OF Mount Carrick, q.
and &. W. Gallaher, OF Coates, o., were
business callers here Monday.
j. G. Atkinson, or Woodland w Va
spent n few days here during tho week
with his mother. Mrs. Emma d. Atkin-
son.
Nicholas Roth delivered q number Or
me hogs at Darlington Thursday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-09
STEUBENVILLE

STErBENvILLE. q, Feb. s-The
new First Christian church at Holli-
day = Cove. W. Va. was dedicated to-
day by Rev. =. NJ. Rains. secretary OF
the Christian Foreign Mission society.
The attendance at the services was
large. The new edifce cost $4,000
The elegant new church takes the
place OF the old edifice. which was des-
troycd in the memorable flood OF Sun
day night. September !. 1912. when IL
was lifted from its foundation and
lodged against locust tree some dis
lance away. Drift from demolished
buildings above was piled almost TO the
roof and water climbed high on the in
side and destroyed the plano and other
furniture. The building being rendered
unht Tor further use. plans were made
FOR worship elsewhere.
In the last two years under the min
istry OF Rev. J. Albert Hall. the pastor.
the congregation has been almost doub-
led. Since the planning 10 the compile
tion OF the building Rev. Han has work
ed tirelessly toward the end OF provid-
Ing a suitable church home and much
credit Is duethim for his happy and
preserving way OF helping on this work
the congregation was organized In
1880 with fifteen members
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-09
inteiIiqeneer 1914 Almanac for 2sc
at the City Book store. Get enc TO-DAY.
FIRST OF Famous PLAYER,

Tho Elk Grand theater Monday ar,-r-
-. ana evening viii present the first
lean Nltschna." with the talented car
Iytta Nlllson in the title role. II is n
Llay tnat Will please particular peopIe
me purpose of this world famed drama
- 20 prove that IL people who have been
~ soIut taTly led into "A carter OF crime
eneF petter natures can be awakened
mo they can be led back to the / ght
~ ~ problem play in which Miss NIiI-
son ana very strong cast will be seen
20 great advantage. This four reel drama
vii ne SHOWN Monday and Tuesday and
viii De followed on Wednesday ard
ihursday with Chelsea 1850" with
henry DiNey and Laura Sawyers Friday
OF the D'Urbervilles."
..-r Ihe olympic tonight Is shown g
topper Shy. two reel kalem
Drama, with Carlyle blackwell ana
Marlan sails; The Higher Law" a Luz
,in drama. with Arthur Johnson ana
with Francis Bushman
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-09
IN BEO FOR MONTHS, FIRST DOSE
PUTS STOMACH VICTIM ON FEET

lel with Mayr's Wonderful stomach
Remedy The nrst dose convlnces-
no long treatments
Mayrs Wonderful stomach Remedy
clears tho digestive tract % mucoid
accrctious and removes poisonous mat.
ter % brings swift relief to sufferers
ON stomach liver and bowel frou-
blcs Man! declare DO has saved them
from daul' rous operations. many arc
sure 10 has saved their lives.
because ar tho remarkable success
OF OBJ. remedy there are many imifa-
tors. 600 ho cautious BE sure fs
MAfES GO to g. o. Gricst a Co .
llfl Market street. John Coleman. 3
stores Harry s Gramlich. 33rd and
Jacob sfrcctt drug stores and ask
about thr wonderful results % has been
u,'uuT'i hing among people thcv
knew nhout or send to Geo % NaNr-
MfE Chemist. fSf.1.G Whifarrc Sd
Chicago. 49,. for free hook on stomach
ailm"nt. 4nd many gratofm Ietfcrs
from people who have been restored
ANY DRUGGIST con tell you its wonder.
fui effects ADJ.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-09

y peculiar situation has arisen in this
city over the ordinance that was passed
by the old council before they went out
OF office. Two yearSago William Row
lands was made clerk OF the service
board and later was placed under civil
service. shortly before the old council
retired they decided TO put the man out
OF ONCE but as he was under civil ser
vice there was nothing TO do but to pass
another ordinance which was done but
a. the time there was not money To pub
lIsh same. Now as there Is money on
hand the new clerk Of council has TO
publish all ordinances hut the old clerk
sull holds the ordinance that was pass
ed thereby he IS still holding office. II
was said Saturday that mandamus pro-
ceedings viii be started by the new
council 70 obtain the ordinance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-09
Nirginian Is Restored by Wonder.
full Remedy After Doctor
LabOrs for Forty DAYS.

William VI. Stewart. Jr. Of Kinkaid
Va. was sick in bed from stomach
troubles For more than month Il
'iclan treated him with no success
according tO the patient
Then Mr. stewart took dose Of
ndyt wonderful stomach Remedy
Right away no got up and beran al
ing Tie wrote.
took the sample treatment I re-
Ceivcd from You and % did me a won.
Ger or good. was in bed whom / b..
fau your treatment 7 had been doc.
torcd by physician for forty DAYS
without relief After taking the nf-t
treatment or your medicine got up
nj am now able to Do about Before
] couldn't eat anything without teri.
DIE pains Your medicine is simply
wonderful
Thousands 81 others in an paris a.
the country have found just such re-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-09
HEALTH REPORT ooop.

The report Of Health Commissioner
Etzler. ds regards the health Of the city.
shows that during TIE month OF Janti-
with u q those non-residents Pneu-
monis and violence seemed TO he tho
principal causes Of death. Seventy-four
births were reported by the physicians
which shows an increahe Of six over the
deaths.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-09

Mrs. John Hun Of Marshall street
spent yesterday with friends and rela-
tiNrs az Moundsville.
Mrs. William Cooper will leave TO-
morrow for Filmct. XIV. TO spend n few
weeks with friends and relatives
jones Downing BE- confined N his
home on Marshall street with a serious
Illness
Tho soialitv ~ the st James catho-
r church mot yesterday evening AZ 1880
u.clurk Iu regular session.
Miss Elizabeth Garvcv iq confined 90
her home "u Fourth street threatened
with an attack ~ typhoid fever
The local high school haskefbaU eve
VIII likely PLAY Tridcfuhia one sverfrc
this week ~ tho ouf-fhe-pike town
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-09
CAMERON, 0.

CAMERON. -. Feb. s.-Iawrcrce
~ ."S. Dt tlqriuEiun. ives business
caller Iets during the week
Miss 81 riley WoIt has returned TO her
home nt Wheeling afttr spending sew
era daNs hsrc with relatives
Joseph " uhi'r. ~ near Round Rot
tom. was business caller here Wcdncs-
f.f..
Daniel ii'vsu was trausactlug bust
ut.- st tl4u.ugfuu Friday
lHrH saturday. january 20. TO- Nj and
Mfe carl ~. Jones o. daughter
'UHrII. Sfwlrrs. 81 Round Bottom.
WIS business caller Nrro FRIDAY
Nr. Grover InuEHner and little
nHHr Ii'r ~aIHh were shopping and y.sfi-
IIr relative. GO Wheeling several drta
f... Cost uf fH. wfrF
W.. ..u Nfa Preston TItiuuu ana rf-
Ir Haua Gov. uf Hound HDtfou. errnf
SHuiI. ut Nwus Nult.
N. Nc onrcf I'e returned 90 DE O..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-09

stella liH bows 30 Co John Earkowaki
$500" acres. ~Iulfhueld Tvt, 81 90.
John liHrIuNf $50 Co. Andy pitriila. $500
acres SmIthnsH twp. $4,000. ! "
tfl-Wfl g. trisweli lot York
$50. Anna NJ r.us Geo susanna FafciL.
lpf. Miugu. tI 800 nn. Anton kurekes. 20
FRANK kurekrH. Loot HiIlouVaie. sInu.
Joe Salurr to Nlck Trumbctte. lot. IRON
da.e. 5000 nu. o. VI. Strlrrcr to Joe crab
ish. lot Ndsna. 500 900. -. i XIX To-
susan Cuwm.rs. Notes. CITY. Fl 90.
sheriff 20 u. q. murphy. iot. city. S2I25.
James Moralse t. Albert I.ohuauu lot
city. - 900. Ernest Mcneil To- q =
iiannn. 20-in1 acres. ssteubeuviIle tv-r
100000; Wills keck To- Mike MeIko.
Mctes. Stcuhenvillc twp. $4,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-09
To Start Reyfvais.

Arrangements have been CONNECTED
FOR the beginning Of the annual revival
services which are 20 be held at the
Church OF God. The initial service or
the series was held last evening and the
church auditorium was well nlled with
persons. Rev. -. -. Tracey OF this CITY
will be ably assisted by some out-of-
town minister at each service and the
choir will render special music The
meetings will be held each evening az
the week except Saturday and all are In
Nffgd TO attend