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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-13
ACTRESS CHASE:S
WASHER INTO A
POLICE CELL

Mrs Kate Bryant. an actress APP
caring at the Bijou, believes that The
w should be applied vigorously to
mashers of all kinds.
In Police Court Friday she mod
sstIv told Recorder Broyles how she
Fad sprinted several blocks through
he streets in pursuit of Andrew Gust.
rroprietor of a restaurant at No. A
.Edgewood avenue, that she might
.capture and turn him over TO the po-
ice
The Young woman chased the man
f~om E,dgewood avenue into Court-
and street. where she was Joined by
.policemen Hurst and Born, who soon
overlook the fugitive.
Going Mile a Minute"
aIt seemed to me that lie was 60
.r, about a mile a minute. but | kept
ghr AT his heels" was the way Mrs.
eTysnt smilingly expressed it. The
n. ars said the odds favored the ac-
.,,ass to win at the time they took up
-le pursuit.
The actress said Gust had followed
rer on two different afternoons on. her
way from the theater to her room IN
-la Fdgewood Hotel, No. 100 Edge
wood avenue. and that he finally ap-
preached and insulted her as she
5r,uocd a coin into the hands of an
iced negro woman who was begging
aims i'm the street She said the man
walked away when she threatened
htm with the police, and that she fol-
lowed. intending to give him over 20
.he first officer she saw. When Gust
SAM he was followed. he quickened his
mace. The determined actress did
likewise.
Fined $50 by 5royIes.
Then the pursued began to run.
THE actress ran, too. No matter what
mace was set by the man. the pursu-
5ng woman unvarYingly stuck to it
tmtl the spectacular finish.
Gust denied he had insulted the
actress or had intended any insult,
As to his exhibition of fleet-footed-
ness. he explained that he ran to es-
,ape The woman and notoriety," and
mot because of guilt.
Recorder Broyles imposed a fine of
$50. 75.,which was paid Mrs. Bryant,
who was accompanied by her hus-
band. left the courtroom with smile
of satisfaction
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-13
Page to Reply to
Senate Demand at Once.

Special Gable to The Atlanta Georgian.
LONDON, March lS.-American
Ambassador Walter H. Page to-day
received from Secretary Bryan noti-
ffcation of the Senate resolution call
ing for an explanation of Mr.. Pages
remarks upon the Monroe doctrine
and the Panama Canal before the AS
ISOLATION of Chambers of Commerce
on Wednesday evening Mr.. Page
said he would reply at once.
The explanation will say that
newspaper accounts OF the speech ca
bled from London were condensed so
thoroughly rs to give wrong i'm
preston of the speech in the United
States
The remarks in full showed that
Mr. P;ge had reiterated the oft-re-
peated principle that the United
States would object to or prohibit the
acquisition of any territory in the
New World by a European nation. AS
to the Panama Canal Mr.. Page eX-
planned that he said England would
derive the greatest benefit because
she owned the great bulk of the
worlds tonnage.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-13

Shop at the nearest Rogers
Store.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-13

/ ~ Whitehall
IA Capitol
1888 w. Mitchell
1876 &. Georgia
2t3 S. Pryor
236 Capitol
$50 Oak
1856 S. Pryor
369 Boulevard
427 Grant
43e Whitehall
453 Stewart
464 S. Pryor
466 Woodward
81 S. Pryor
IS N. Forsyth
Out Of Town
Stores;
Marietta, Ga.
Newman, Ga.
East Point, Ga.
! Decatur, Ga
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-13
THE 43 ROGERS STORES.

9 ". Broad
II Ponders
1903 Peachtree
80 Williams
1i6 e. Pine
l21 Edgewood
1872 w. P'tree
1872 Forrest
249 Houston
l6l Peachtree
216 NJ. 5ouleV'd
goo HemphllI
sOe pee DeLeon
54I Peachtree
361 Euclid
$50 Marietta
d02 Luckle
4l2 Spring
b71 Highland
s12 Peachtree
80 Gordon
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-13
Lose Jobs by
Siegel Bank Crash

NEW YORK, March 1S.-Twenty-
one hundred persons viii be thrown
out of work by the closing of the
Simpson Crawford and Fourteenth
Street Department Stores, two houses
involved in the recent Siegel failure,
al the expiration of business to-mor-
row. The closing of these stores is
in pursuance of an order Of the Fed
eral Court directing that an inven-
tory be taken and the stock and fix
lures sold on March "a.
Additional indictments are expected
against Henry Siegel and Frank A.
Vogel. heads of the Siegel Bank, which
was closed by the crash
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-13
Queen Mary Asked
Not to Visit Prisons

LONDON. March 13-Home Secretary
McKenna has been obliged to ask Queen
Mary 10 restrain her philanthropic eff
forts in behalf OF women prisoners,
The Queen recently visited the female
wing of Brixton jail and became inter
ested in a former lady's maid sentenced
for two years for stealing tewelry. Ow-
ing to eXtenuating circumstances. the
Queen obtained the girls release and
obtained for her post in an industrial
home.
Since then the Home Office has been
flooded with applications from relatives
of female convicts for their release.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-13
3 Dead in Tenement
Fire in Bridgeport

BRIDGEPORT, CONN. March 13.
Three men were killed in fire which
damaged a siX-story tenement house
in the foreign quarter Of Bridgeport.
All the victims were Hungarian Ia
borers.
A fourth man was taken uncon-
scious from the building and may die.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-13
Letton Tells AID Men
Good Hotel Is City's
Best Publicity Agent

A good hotel is one Of the best ad-
vertisements a city can have, according
to j. p. Lettou. manager of Hotel Ans
ley Publicity, as Il affects the hotel
business. was the theme Of an address
by Mr.. Letton at a luncheon Of the Ad
Mems Club He said hotels need ad-
vertlsing of the right sort adding that
the hotel is a natural promoter OF pub
lefty. "a,
Give city a good hotel and it will
give that city a good name said he,
"A wide-awdke hotel man can 90 more
for the advancement of his town than
half a dozen merchants
Hubert f. Miller, managing director
~ The Chicago Association of Com
merce. was a guest of the club. lie is
in Atlanta making arrangements WIN
the Southern Railway for southern
tOur of his organization
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-13
euooTs GEORGIA BURGLAR.

SHOOTS GEORGIA BURGLAR,
LEXINGTON, KY, March 10
Charles Ryan, a negro burglar, CIV
inc his home as Vina, Ca was Ia
tally shot to- day by Patrolman PIER
CIV while trying to escape from store
he was caught entering.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-23
wALKER wHrTEs1DE.

American play gocrs have long been
o. the opinion that walker Whitcsido is
our foremost character actor. but since
hts emphatic success in London ne r.
recognized as one OF the worlds greatest
artists. Ills temperance az the Court
Theatre In this city Friday and satur-
day. should therefore come as = welcome
announcement This season Mr.. White
side has selected a. his stellar vehicle
Mr.. WI modern play Of Chinese life
IN Hong Kong. The central figure 81
WI - Chang f. that Of n highly cdU-
Gated Chinese Mandarin. an oxford
graduate and a thorough man Of the
world. ~ o. only when his honor fa
touched that the subtle workings Of his
oriental mind may b. seen.
The three scenes shown On the plnv OF
Mr. Wa are the Mandarin's lotus gar
dens iu kow Loon. the shipping office
~ Gregory and Company with o. view OF
the Trims ships in tho offinr. and the
mnEniticcnt treasure room In wa Il
thang'F palace. In Mr.. Whitesido'a sup
porting company viii b. found r. J.
tnfcliffc. Ulcdro Doyle Arde IaCroir.
June Keith. Grant sherman Arthur
Sprnguc Maude shaw. Frank Wupper-
man and others.
Tho sale o. seats viii open this morn
ing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-23
LEAVES HOSPITAL
South Side Greek Converts Property
Into Cash and Leaves City. ow-
Ing Large Hospital Ell.

Converting an his property into
cash, Gus Sbiotskis. a South Size
Greek. suddenly left this city Monday
evening for New York. leaving behind
him number Of unpaid bills. tho
largest ~ which r. a bin due the Has
kins' hospital % tho amount o. s1qf.
The Greek had been 800 for some time
and was treated az the hospital. Ha
was cOnvalescinR last week. and was
permitted % leave the institution for
hours az a time. Tie conducted "a p0of
room ~ the corner Of Twonty-sizth
and Market streets. and Monday ID
was learned that he had sold this
place o. business. receiving cash
money
This aroused the suspicious Of the
hospital authorities. and papers we're
Issued BY Squire Ice p. Dobba for
Sbioiskls' arrest. but they we're rot
served, u being believed that he wouII
return 10 the hospital. ar he had not
yet been DISCHARGED
However. yesterday a. was learned
hat he had boueht a f25 emit ~
clothes on credit at a weH known
clothing house. paying s. on account.
md caught the night train FOR New
York
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-23

clyde Moore a vvefr Known er,r.t,-y- "a
nc tiitaburTh and West Virrfnfa Gas
1pinpsnk. bee returned home after an
t.uoen UP through The south
~. and Mra j. ~ TFlfner have con.
2" .lpfE1 nfurTu for n few davr
Nj and Mrs. Len Roe will leave Wa
.lAt nlFht TOT The inrIflc coast Who're
WI. locate in Spokane. WnahIrrflr.
WE ~ r.. bcWpody returned SUNDAY
from colorado. whore Hha has haeS fbe
euel on her DAUGHTER. Mrs. prsudf00t
Tor the past three ruoufHa
w ana hra. Harry Abbott have -
TUNED from visit Of two ucrEa IN
~ nuudrvfIin W
Mrs. Prank Martin ana Gau~st.-
Iyrftnv. have returned home from a.
extended vialf with rainfIvrs H. ~
Lester praiea. who De- aftorFf,s 81
here ffin week
"a. Alek Foreman. ~ Norranto-vn. spent
IurHnay in The city on business
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-23

Joseph MADEIRA ana James FTanaran
tNo wei known young men OF this CITY,
Voc placed on trial Monday. charged
On Two counts with having uscd nj n ID
winch were taken from the Isl a
~. 1lIlofa mere and partially forced
lhey are said % be passes which had
tlrelpdy bon countersi gned for emory
ency use nut had not bean FILLED ~
question. ' ~"
. Maiera was found not guilty On the
l.fHL chhrFe. following the action Of hfs
nlclilty. The JUN for his trial had
Daen impaneled and sworn 70 trv tbs
ne before MADEIRA was arrnfFned The
D.ae ag.tinFt Mndcru will prob
lglt pcEin " odneaday. r1anapau vvas
plnced on trial On the first charre -
completed az yet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-23
Pie BrfofA

Edward Butler has resigned his posi-
ton as conductor on the West Vir-
ginia Traction and Electric companv
line 20 accept n position as teacher In
the Collier schools "
George Bowman. Of woodiawn. Al
bert Schenk, Sr.. Of Echo Point ana
Charles Herb. OF Fulton. left last eve.
Ming Ming for Chicago on an extended bust
d. \. walters. Of Salem. o.. f. sr,nd-
ing Few days as the guest OF friends
George DOyies. Of FULTON. Is detained
AT his home on account OF iIineEs
Mrs. David Mcclure OF Elm Grova
left yesterday for n weeks visit vith
relatives At Finleyville, Pa
Miss Mary Craig, Of West Alexan6er
y visiting friends in Pittsburgh FOR a
few days. -O' -
Mrs. Grace Creighton. OF Topeka-
Kan, e visiting friends IN Elm Grove
for n few days.
William HuEus. OF Carnegie. Pa ia
visiting his parents EN-Judge and Mrs
It. y. Hugus, OF ElmwoOd
William Beilviile, OF the West Viz
ginia Traction and Electric company is
enjoying few days vacation.
Nj. and Mrs. William O'Nefu ~
Cedar Rocks; are the proud parents 81
a nine pound baby boy. which entered
thetr home yesterday.
Isaac Winters leaves to-day for
youngstown. o.. TO visit relatives Tor
several weeks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-23
AT THE VICTORIA.

Three performance. matinee this ar
ternoon and two tonight will end the
great bin at the Victoria theatre Tor
the FIRST half Of the week and local
people who fnU Co attend one of these
VIII have missed the best show Of the
season. The Garden OF Mlrth." the
musical comedy feature has made O. tre-
meudoua hit with nll crowds ~ the
week and last nirht they were given a
royal reception. The dancing OF the
ElrlH ana their splendid rowna have
pleased Hll and whom it comes % sing.
lnr they are there with che goods The
three comedians are na clever AZ Won
VIII ina any place
Ferry Hrntt and hfa company fn Mar
rlrn Ior Money. have n matrimonial
tanrle that produces nu end OF Fun and
some real nctlnn The Garrison Sisters
in their clever posing acc have made
good nI week and Frank and TenrHafo.
Two musical girla have given the crowds
nLI kinds 81 music OF the kind that
ulraHrH Aubrey Nafca. the fafnfv
couedionne b. n singing and talking en-
tortnInrr and fhe Victoria scope pictures
o. usual are good.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-23
CHICKEN THIEF
ee"1Ire Man Pleads Guilty to charoe
Before Justice Of the Peace.
Impose Penalty To-day

A. II. Carr. OF Bellaire. was arras,od
yesterday by Ofcer ]. T. Travers on
warrant Issued by Squire Ninder AZ
the instance OF Milton schramm a
farmer residing on Winding Uu
charging Carr with entering a hennerv
WIN intent 20 steal chickens. Carr
was arraigned yesterday afternoon and
pleaded guilty. Sentence win be pro-
nounced today In this case the ius-
tee has full Jurisdiction, and at his
discretion may impose a penalty pro-
vlded for such cases by an Ohio statute
OF not more than $500 fine OF so days
in jail. or both.
Cars arrest was the result Of bis
attempt to rob the hennery at an early
hour Monday morning Mr.. Schramm
was attracted by a noise. and upon in
vesttgation discovered a man I'm the act
OF entering the chicken coop. He Sc
cured shotgun and aimed. The
charge hit the mark. causing Carr to
scream with pain. He made his way
10 Bellaire and went TO the ONCE Of a
physician. who removed a number OF
shot from the mans head. face ana
shoulders. Carr a. first denied the
charge by pleading not guilty. Later
ne changed his plee 90 one Of guilty.
The man Is confined in the BeIIaire
JAN. and win be taken before the Jus
uce today when sentence viii be
pronounced
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-23

based nn an entirely new principle. no
OIL new different formula. never cue.
rrFrfulir Initiated. Dc makes c0rua
nUri.rl and Then vanish Two drops do
Ino work. hUu don't bundle up your
Too any more with sticky larn and
nlnaterH that press down on the poor
cor" un more noHhaoHflug snlVeH that
N"N stay .uuf' no more hacking 90
CurnH with kulVea or rnrnra. mo- more
tleedinn ur danger ~ blood poison. no
moro umpinr around FOR dave with sore
'ornl un more corn pains.
"tEIH. IT IH now tho hInnrafa uolf Inc
corn cure In the world Tee 40 ON any
hard ~ soft corn. wart cnllua or huuiun
Tu-nirhta the night
eETs-iT ia aold by druggists every
who're. 70 cents n bottle. or cent direct
NN N Lawrence a Co.. Chicago
.fiisra-fr iH sold in wheeling BY
John Coleman Co. &. %. Grlest 4 60.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-23
POSTERS UP
Citizens Meeting At Auditorium FRI
day Evening Is Being Widely
Advertised.

announcing the mass meeting Of citi-
zens to be addressed at the Market
auditorium Friday eveninf, by the city
manager OF Dayton. Henry NJ Waite.
and Fred II. Rike, president Of the
Greater Dayton association, who will
speak along the lines Of what the new
Sity charter I'm Dayton has accom-
piished and OF the general results
from a wen organized civic spirit.
-. Invitations have been addressed 20
city and county officials, TO the mem
Ders OF the Greater Wheeling com
fnittee and 90 a large number OF in
dividuals % attend. The general pub
lie n invited and urged 70 attend IN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-23
THE THEATRE
QUO vADrs

Among the host Of interesting char
acters In George Kleine's marvellous
photo drama. QUO Nadis." which IL nov
being exhibited In the Court Theatre for
an engagement terminating Thursday.
Win daily matineos. none are more en-
Joyod and respected by the audience
than Sig. Castellani a. Grsus. the giant
slave 20 thoroughly devoted TO his mis-
trcas. Lygia
When the Cincs stage directors cast
the play, they found no difficulty in
securing great actors for the various
characters Of the story until they came
10 lrHus. They were about TO give up
IN despair when one OF the directors
happened 90 run across Castellani. who
was earning "a living as a. wrestler and
had Jumped suddenly into prominence
BY throwing two IT the largest and
muFt powerful kings Of the mat IN
sicily In fact. 40 developed later that
he had a reputation all over Southern
Europe a. an hcrculancan athlete
~ pc tiueF Company made Caafoiiani n
nattering offer for his services for enc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-23
HEARD REPORTS
Wheeling Presbytery In Session at
WellsbUra Hears Interesting
Committee Report.

The Wheeling Presbytery organic
ed by the election of Rev. +. w. Day
OF the WarwOod Presbyterian church,
moderator; Rev. j. NJ. Potter Of the
Vance Memorial church OF Wheeling,
permanent clerk. and W. W. Dun
moore, temporary clerk. The mod
orator took immediate charge OF the
services, who adjourned for the ev-
ening az 9:15 D. IN.
Tuesday Session.
The Tuesday morning session open-
ed AZ a. m. with Vice Moderator
Rev. J. w. Dunbar Of Chester. in
charge, owing TO the temporary alb
sence OF Moderator Day. After the
opening exercises. and the calling OF
the roll. the following committees
were appointed:
B. & o.. Rev. II J. McMnlen. Rev.
G. =. Terry. W. r. Parsons.
Nominations. Rev. ". p. Allen. Rev.
II. A. Richards. s. II. McCuskey.
Audit. Alfred PAUL. J. W. M. Car
michael g q Bushon.
Attendance. Rev. J. I. Gregory. Rev.
l. G. Yeakei. Robert Fleming.
Tho committees then made their re-
ports in the following order. For
eien Mission, Education. Church Free
ton. Relief and sustention Colleges,
Freedmen. Systematic Benencence.
The report 81 the treasurer was
then read. followed BY consideration
Of the pastoral changes. calls. etc.
a short devotional meeting then clos
ed the morning session.
Those Present
Tho roll call showed the following
present: Rcva r. W. Day. War
wood; J W Dunbar. Chester. J. NJ.
Potter. Wheeling; W. p. Allen. New
Cumberland. J. =. Leyenberrer.
Wheeling Third church: J. T. Gregory.
Cameron: J r. Slagie. Moundsviue.
a p. Hubbard. Fairview. r. a..
Koontz Wheeling. Second church
T.. u. Lewellyn. Forks OF wheeling.
w J. Holmes. Wensburr: A. Cremon-
essi. Follansbce Mission church. g..
p Terry. Wheeling. FIRST church. W
W Dinamore. West Union. ~ A.
Riddle. Shcrrard. r. c. Pears. Jr..
Follansbee; ~ @ McMmen. Houi-
DAVIS Cove
The elders present we're: j. g..
Moore. Warwood. w. r. parson. Chez
ter; s " Cuskey. Moundsvilie. Al
fred PAUL. Vance Memorial Wheel
ms. @ - Bushon. Forks of Wheel
inr; J. " NJ Carmichael. WelIshurg.
Dr. Robert J. Reed. Wheeling. FIRST
church Robert Fleming. West TN
ION. a n Hood. sherrard. Jessie ID
ven. Follansbce. ~ VI Shakely. Hot
Hday's Cove. W r. Doun. New Mar
tinsville; G. s. Stailer. Weirton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-23
LAKE EAIE AND OHIO RIVER
CANAL COMPLETED BY 1920

the interest OF the new charter move
ment for a bigger and better Wheel
ing.
II was the intention OF the board
OF trade TO give a noon lunch COM
plimentary to Messrs. Waite and Rike
but as their exact time OF arrival Is
so far indefinite. IL is probable their
entertainment will take the form OF
an auto drive about the city and su-
ourbs Friday afternoon.
The idea of a city manager to run
4 city is the latest development in
municipal methods, hence the visit to
Wheeling OF Mr.. Waite Is awaited
with keen interest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-23
Cost Kept oow,n-ousIItv KEN lin

Cost Kept ooWrn-ouaIIty Kept Up.
No better medicine could be made
for coughs, colds. Group, hoarseness.
tickling throat. bronchitis, etc. than
Foleys Honey and Tar Compound.
That's why they can't improve tbs
quality. and war or no war. the price
remains the same. r. J. Sargent. DnI-
las. Tex. says: Il believe Foley's
Honey and Tar has no equal for IL
completely relieved me OF all symp-
toms OF tuberculosis and my cough
has entirely disappeared" Don't ac-
cept any substitute. for Foley's Honey
and Tar f. the best For sale by Jno.
Coleman q Cos-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-23

year and put him under the direction Of
a competent stage manager for six
months. In the photo-drnma his per
Torrance looms up prominently with all
the other players Of long experience and
ne wins es much by his simplicity AMI
Of their art.
This instance only serves to empha-
size the amount OF attention 20 detail.
and wonderful care the Cines Company
displayed In making QUO Nadis." which
- well descrvcdly called the premiere
nhnIn dramn of the u-nrIa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-23
Special iTights at rabernao1a.

This week and last night have be.n
i it .tured by special nights at the Brom-
tsy tabernaclo Monday night WAS rail-
Lao men night. and 900 men from
Ira, ton and vicinity attended the serv-
&c IN a body. The total number OF con
FeIts Is now nearly ESQ. while sufficient
.tnLIch members nave agreed to reneyy
iil Vows 70 raise this number TO near
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-23

]. o. Butler and l.. ID. simms left
attend the annual grand lodge meeting
OF the Knights OF Pythias. which con-
venes In that city today. They went as
delegates from Mystic lodge No "a,
Knights Of Pythias, OF Elm Grove. SUI
prene Representative James II. Beans
and Grand Ntce-Chancellor John p Ar
convention.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-23

John Rake an employee on the wad-
dington farm. yesterday forenoon while
trying 20 start a gasoline engine baJ
nus left arm dtslocated at the elbow as
result OF the engine hackfirfng and
strikng MIN on the arm. DR. J. w
Spillman. OF EdRdale, was called ana
rendered the necessary medical aid. IA
a result Of the injury II will be about
able TO resume his work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-23
To PETITION Rnrrnah-

IL Is likely that n number OF prornin-
ent citizens OF Elm Grove will petition
the baltimore & Ohio railroad requests
Ing that special car be run from Film
Grove to Wheeling in the Morning ana
return In the evening Owing 20 the
new schedule going into effect on the
West Virginia Traction a Electric COM
pany lines, great deal OF complaint
tions on the cars
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-23
Educational Addresses.

Inc Board of Education has been
Planning Tor some time TO have a series
% educational addresses delivered 10
sne stuuehts or the high school by bust
sseoly Walk or life. as a part OF the
- OF the school year The frst or
tuesday morning by Or. BROMLEY Ilbo
- conuuctlng a campaign here The
@uur esh was very interesting one and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-23

c: r Ambrose. OF woodsdale left
u. where he will enrer his race horse
on the track this week for the trotting
in winning the trotting races AT the
West Alexander fair. and. no doubt win
make a good showing on the track IN
the Ohio town. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-23
OUT-THE-PIKB


Last evening Seiberf and Smith. OF
me Film Grove bowling alleys. enter
Ilned the boWlers. who participated In
the duck pin league. which ended re-
centiy. Quite a number were present
ana BOWLING was the principal diversion
enjoyed by those present. when at a late
hour an enjoyable luncheon was nerVel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-23

The members OF Henry Clay Camp
No. 1928. NJ. W. A. held n very inter-
esting meeting last evening at Hands
nail Quite number were present
several business matters of a routine
nature were transacted and arrange
ments were made for the initiation OF n
class or candidates at an early date and
also Tor the observance OF a social hour
Tor the members OF the order