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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-21
HOW TO TREAT
GROUP EXTERNALLY

Rub Nick's 'Vap-O.Rub" Group and
Pneumonia Salve well over the throat
ana chest Tor a few minutes and then
cover with warm flannel cloth
Leave the covering loose around the
neck 20 that The vapors inhaled may
loosen the choking phlegm and open
the air Passages. Usually one treat
ment relieves in fifteen minutes. One
application az bedtime will prevent r.
night attack. NickH will be- found
better Than internal medicines for all
nhauIuationg of The air passages
from head colds and catarrh down to
rOnchitis aud iucIp.euf pneumonia.
Three si1es-25c. COO and 81 90. Ads.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-21
PIKE Briefs

Mrs. Fred y. Carson. OF Latrobe. Pa.
Is spending several days as the guest
Prof. c. T. Boggess. OF the West Lib
erty Normal IL a business caller at
Wheeling to-day.
Great Interest Is being taken In the
revival meetings that are being held al
the Buckley NJ. r. church under the d.
rection OF Rev. J. w. johnson. pastor
OF the church
Father Pfiager OF the ST. Vincent
church at Elm Grove. who has been
visiting friends In Germany for the past
several months returned TO Elm Grove
last evening.
Henry schmulbach Is contemplating
extensive improvements 20 his property
at Roneys Point in the near future
The regular weekly meeting OF the
lin Grove Eagles was held at their
lodge rooms last evening. Several mat
ters OF business were taken up after
which social hour was enjoyed
william krumme. plumber. at Elm
Grove. has finished the improvements
10 the lights near the Woods building
William Dean Is confined TO his home
on Big wheeling creek with an attack
Prof &. G. Rossey. OF the Triadelphia
district high school Is slightly indispos-
Dick Butler. who received painful in
turies last Sunday. when he was thrown
from his motorcycle has resumed his
duties as clerk in the McCausland store,
John Hand. who has been confined to
his home at Elm Grove. for the past
several days on account of illness, is
able TO be out again.
Prof. John c. shaw. of the West Lib
erty Norman attended the institute held
at the Woodsdale school building yes
terday.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. George Hul-
man. or Glenwood Heights. a boy.
Miss GeneVteve Walker OF Canton O
mas returned TO her home after spending
a few days as the guest OF friends AZ
WoOdsdale.
A meeting OF the Phllathea Bible class
Stone hal
evening at the home OF Mrs Louis
Elmer
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steps at his home last Monday. ID
still improving.
Joe MARCEL Is confined 20 his home
In the Fifth ward with an illness.
Leslie Brubaker Is spending a few
Va
ton with the Wheeling Can Com.
pany.
Fred Lazicr o. spending n few DAYS
with friends and relatives az Colum
bus. O.
William Thomas was calling on
friends an drelatives on Marshall
street yesterday
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NEWS BRIEFS

"A nov type az fire alarm box was
demonstrated yesterday morning boz.
fore The Board uf Control 40 the chrre.
ical engine house. whore no had been
installed The box s made hy the
star Electrical company and d. STINT.
lar 90 tho boN boo use 90 present. hut
is cheaper in operation
Chtti'l was E.auteu Io the fpI-
IlwiuE adult Bible Glasses by the
West Virginia SUNDAY school aasoria
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For Satisfactory
Concrete Work Call
The c. 3. KIMBERLY CO.,
Schmulbach Building. Both Phones


A meeting OF the residents Of Park
View held last evening at the Park View
school house for the purpose OF consid-
ering the matter OF securing electric
lights for that place. A large number
or the residents were present and quite
an interesting session was held. The
matter OF securing proficient lighting
system was taken up and 10 was decided
that In order 10 insure good lights an
electric lighting system should he in
stalled. Officials OF the West Virginia
Traction and Electric company we've
present and plans for Installing the
lights were taken up. No definite ac-
tton was taken but IL Is expected that
within the near future all plans will he
completed and submitted for the in
SpectiOn of the cftfzena
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Some Complaint

Some OF the residents of Elm Grove
are making complaints as to the location
or the new hospital that II being erected
on the Ohio county farm there. ~ IN
said that the complaint T. based on the
fact that the building II located near
the street and that they fear 10 will be
the cause OF spreading the dreaded dis
ease. Some OF the residents think that
the building should be located 80 as To
suit them and not the needs of the coun-
~ and hospital IL Is not known as yet
whether any action will be taken or not
but ~ any complaint T. registered IL
VIII likely be In few days.
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EXCITING RUN
Made To Fire Yesterday Afternoon
By Chief Rose-Auto Has Marrow
Escape From Turning over.

Chief Rose had close call yester-
day about noon while ON HE way 70
The IRE on IwCntf-u.uth street The
near accident came af Fourteenth aud
Market streets when boz tried 10 pass
q nOrthbuuud car BE sWcrvod his
machine to The left az the same iu-
slant that n wagon started 90 pass
tho car from in front The chief see
ms no was directly Orb front OF the
wagon turned bis cor towards Chan
line street in N.shauc course. fn
making fhis turn the car Niruod AL.
most over bot rightcd itself and the
chief continued down Market street
without any apparent loss 81 speed
TIE IRE dtd not amount 90 anything
other Than rubhage blaze I'M Il coal
shed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-21

All arrangements for the banquet that
Will be given By the Henry Clay Camp
Modern Moodmen OF America at their
lodge rooms at Hands hall. Elm Grow e.
have been completed. The event will be
held on the regular meeting night. which
II next Tuesday. and will be In honor OF
the receiving OF the state banner that
was received by the lodge for receivlng
the largest number OF beneficial mem
bers OF any lodge In the state. =
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CARPET BEATING
y. 3. NDRY


Many Improvements are being made
10 many Of the homes in the CITY In
the way Of building additions. I1virr
new sidewalks. and there are sevarai
new homes being built The new
houses which have been In course ~
construction on South Marshall street
are now nearing completion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-21

Much excitement was stirred nm
among the foreigners In the uppor
part OF the city when n small steam
shovel was used I'm oxcavatinr on
Marshall street above the National
Tube COmpanys plant for a building
which viii be erected there. The hill
is almost straight up a. that place
and quite n lot Of earth will have 10
be cut away 10 give room for tho
building. Large crowds Of foreieners
conRregated v watch the machine in
action
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-21

Miss Anna CUSHIONS class OF the Stone
church Sunday school will hold pastry
sale this afternoon at the Winter Broth
ers meat market A large assortment
of home made pastries ana other goodies
VIII be on sale The proceeds OF the
sunday school
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Measuring Social

The Golden Links Bibse class. OF the
First NJ. T.. church. Elm Grove. will hold
a measuring social In the lecture room
OF the church. on Tuesady evening.
March 20. The measure of each person
will be taken and three cents per foot
and one cent for each inch over the foot
Will be charged as the price of admis-
sion Refreshments win be served to
all attending.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-21
BENWOOD
Collect Taxes

Collect Taxes.
For the convenience of the citizens
OF Benwood and vicinity Sheriff
Hutchinson of Marshall county has
turned over the tax books for BEN
wood and McMechen to w. +. CLAYTON.
who was formerly Justice of the peace
here. This will be quite a conVen.
fence for the citizens as well as the
saving of street car fare. as all taxes
can now be paid to MIR. Clayton at
his office. which is at his residence
on South Marshall street.
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inteIIiseneer Handy Almanac al
elayney's Drug Store for only 25e.
Get one now.


Sunday school 9.45 a. IN. Sermon by
the pastor ~ 90 a. m. Subject. In
What Are We Lacking" Good music nv
LeaRu service y. M. EpwOrth LeaEue
contest onb 6:4b T. ~. sermon by The
pastor 1850 =. m. Song service by Jun
lOr EpWOrth League assisted by the
choir and congregation. Sermon Nv the
pastor. subject; What IL the Greatest
NeedF ENangelistiC service All are
welcome. McGraw's Run school house.
J p. IN. McGraw's Bible Glaze ana ~
POSITION. Every one cordially invited
10 all the services.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-21

The members OF the Ladies AID socie-
W OF the Vance Memorial church. have
completed All Arrangement for the gtv-
ing OF a pastry sale this afternoon IL the
~. Il. Behrous store az W0odsdalc An
KINDS ot home made pastries Will b. ON
sale. Everyone a. invited to come ana
make the event a success.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-21

Many timers of the city are being
rushed with work. due TO the many
broken sDouts on the residences OF
the city. This winter has been one
OF the worst on the tin work of the
buildings that the people have expert
enced for several years. the warm
weather making things very sloppy
for people doing their house clean
ing caused, by the leaking spouts and
cutters on the homes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-21

The meeting Tor the organization Of
company for the BOYS brigade will b.
held a. the stone church Monday even
Ina. ~. IT. EodlCy viii d. nI eharr. ar
me aitarH during the ~ eutng. % is ox-
viii be present and little or mo- tr0ubfs
- being anticipated boz organizing the
company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-21

The scarlet fever patient at Elm Grove
Is being well cared for according 10 re-
ports from DR.. II. NJ. Petticord. health
othcer- As was formerly stated the
tamily Is IN destitute circumstances and
have been receiving coal and other nee
CSsartes OF life from the county COM
ing enforced over the house and n A.
thought that the dreaded disease win
not srread as every possible precaution
IL being taken 10 prevent H.
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valley Grove Literary.

The regular weekly meeting OF the
valley Grove Literary society was held
At the Valley Grove school last evening.
the society had prepared an excellent
program consisting OF debates. essays.
readings and music. The meeting was
one OF the most interesting that mas
been held during the season. Exten-
stve preparations are bling made for the
evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-21

TODAY viii DO paw day a. the local
" s a ] plant Mono of tha other
wi D. will nay this week
Frank OUorald. Dt.I frI down tine
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The members Of the o.. o. s. club
were very pleasantly entertained iart
evening % the home Of Miss Eleanor
stein. Of Elm Grove Tho evening WAS
very pleasantly spent In games and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-21

Every year sees more families
move away from the vicinity OF the
mills. Glendale Is proving the popu.
Jar place this year People have
found that they can live much more
comfortably in the pure, smokeless
air OF Glendale than I'm the dust and
dirt of the city
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Met Last Eveninn

The Concordia club OF this city
held its regular meeting in the club
rooms in the Bank of Benwood build.
ing last evening. Quite q number OF
members were present and matters of
Importance were taken up and dis.
posed of. After the meeting adjourned
refreshments were served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-21

u has been stated that there will
be meeting held in the auditorium
OF the First VI. v. church for the pur.
pose OF ORGANIZING a Boys Brigade in
this city. This seems TO be creating
quite a lot OF enthusiasm among tho
younger boys OF the city. The exact
date Of the meeting will be given out
later.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-21

The following services have been an
nounced by Rev. L. ". Leweilyn. pastor
OF the stone Presbyterian church. sun
day school $3.50, G.. h. BushOn, superin-
stendent. Preaching at II o'clock a. m.
by the pastor. Christian Endeavor $40
Preaching 1880. Music for the services
Will be furnished by the choir. cor
dial Invitation Is extended 10 all TO at
tend the meetings.
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Services In the First ". F. church.
Elm Grove. on sunday will be as fol-
lows; A. the sunday school session the
men Will make an effort 20 exceed all
FORMER records OF attendance. A chorus
or men Will sing The Church in the
compartment. The castor. Rev. s. b.
Hart. will preach ut II a. IN. on the sub
Ject. Love That Never Fails. at 1850
y. m. a mass meeting OF men and wO-
men will be held. The Epworth league
devotional service at sac will be in
charge OF Srs. q. NJ. Smith and Miss
Mary kachmal. Bohemian women. will
sing In her native language. a. 1880
the pastor Will preach on the subject
The Most Popular Gins OF the Young
Men and Nonrg Women OF Elm Grove. "
n cordial invitation ~ extended TO every
one TO attend all these services
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music and other diversions. "A a sea
sonable hour refreshments were served
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DowDELL REALTY co.


Bell Phones-Call Moundsvilie
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tor has been Keeping his eye on EN-"
and % r. likely something will de.
vclop from this watchfulneer
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OUT-THE-PIKE


samuel Turner. ono Of the oldest ana
no.t highly fespsctsd REGENTS OF Aiar-
shall county answered. M last can y~s-
sTsseay at mia home - sand HllI. NJ
Aaknst ,. 1871. He came 70 the United
states AZ the ase % nine years with his
PARENTS. SIR. and Mrs. William Turnsr.
who resided In wheeling Tor a nunlbsr
fs.sion and after follo~ios his tfsds
Tor several years removed 10 hts place
81 Residence. where he died yesterday
re WAS a veteran OF the civil war haV-
ing enlisted AUGUST IL. lss1 IN com
infantry. Ne MAS taken prison and held
Tor months IN Daneills and Libby
Prisons. lie was released February %.
lssb and az the result OF treatment
~ such an extent that he has been blind
Tor the past IL years. ne was a mem
Der OF the SAND Hill 81 n. church for
over 80 years. Funeral services over
the remains viii be held from the sand
Z. m The services will be in charge OF
tsv. Carder. OF the Dallas church. lie
u survived by HIS wife and the follow
Ing children. Ellsworth. 81 Tsyiers-
nm. Mrs Jessie DAVIS. OF sand Hill:
Mrs Frank Blake, OF wheeling and VIII
liam. who resides at home He IL also
survived BY one sister. Mrs. Louise
baird. OF Elm Grove
desire 70 inform the public that
j am a candidate for the Republican
nomination for Superintendent NC
Free Schools OF Ohio county, and re-
spectfuily solicit the support and in
nuence Of all my friends.
CHARLES +. RAY.
Bat IL. Elm Grove. w. Va.
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Palms live under favorable condi
lions for $50 years.
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&C. ID. Strickln., Progressive candi-
date for County Superintendent OF
Free Schools. Your support and infiu-
ence respectfully solicited Sat.tf
Evening star., 1914-08-23

mediate departure. is. TO say the least,
discouCcrtiug.
That is the predicameut of Mrs. George
r. Narye OF Washington. u. g., wife OF
the newly appointed ambassador to the
court of the ear. Mrs, Marye Is in
Washington, her court dress is in Paris
and between her and her court dress and
ner final destination are several thousand
miles of water which (at the time of
Nrriting) no ship seems anxious To
traverse.
At the home OF the Maryes everything
is in readiness for instant departure. All
shipping lines are being watched in the
hope that an announcement will appear
that some ship-sny passenger ships
ready to sail
There is a vast difference between the
social functions and etiquette of official
Washington and the medieval splsndor
of the court at St. Petersburg in times
of peace, ruled over by his majesty
Nicholas ii, and his beautiful Empress
Alexandra Feodorovna.
The emperor Notwithstanding his late
constitutional developments. is the only
real autocrat in the civilized world. and
one of the richest of all its soNereiens;
consequently. the few great functions
which are given annually, when Mars is
not rampant at the Winter Palace espe-
cially the grand ball which opens St.
Petersburg's social season, surpass In
Evening star., 1914-08-23
During Modern Battles Many Shots Are Wasted

more numerous enemy of good fighting
mett!e. burned. up good deal of am
munition. According to Lieut.. Gen. Won
Boguslawski the second battalion of the
regiment reported that it had fired IA
IN; rounds. nearly all of which was ex-
pended by the sixth and eighth COM
lan!as. as the fifth company did not fire
io:iud and the seventh Very few. while
the twelfth company fired Dinety-two
roGnds per man. trt1e over ten
rounds Fer man per hour.
The French infantry men AT ChdnipignH
had lis rounds per man and ran out OF
ammunition The ammunition expended
Wy the French Army of the Rhine be-
tween the 9TH and 31st OF August aver
aged thirty roundF per man. but Gre
niers $ Division otl the 1fth of August shot
away 15r rounds per mau.
The expenditure of the Russian army
during the Rlsso-Turkish war averaged
thirty three rounds rer rifle and carbine
and ia the attack Plevna the troops
on the firing Lille July 10 expended 1i''
rounds por man in six hours. which was
all they lad. AID July 80 the men Oh the
firing line expended sixty rounds per
rifle in four hours.
There Is no record of ammunition eN-
pended b.. organizations in the American
army at Santiago de Cuba, but July
:he caNaIr. division Went in with 100
rounds per carbine ana did not expend il
all; in the LIST Brigade, 1st Division. no
company expended more than 10 rounds
per man, the I'd Brigade of that division
averaged about G5 rounds per man and
the third brigade of that division aver
aged about twenty shots per man. In
the I'd Division the expenditure. per rifle.
was generally smaller than in the LIST
Division. The 9th Infantry in the China
relief expedition went In at the battle OF
Tientsin with 100 rounds per man and
AT the end of the fight had an average
of ten rounds per man left.
In the United States Army the infantry
man goes to battle with 100 rounds OF
ammunition on him and 40 rounds per
man in two bandoliers in wagons not
far behind him. The German soldier
carries 40 rounds. the French 40. the
Austrian 100, the British soldier 100. the
Russian 120. the Italian 162, the japanese
80 and the Swiss 100. In battalion and
company carts near at hand the ammu-
nition added to that carried by the men.
brings the supply of cartridges up to an
average Of about 800 per rife.
Evening star., 1914-08-23

bit for twelve or thirteen hundred
cartridges Mathematics is employed
in reaching that result, but so many
assumptions are introduced that the
result is speculative or cnnjectrfai.
AS the men drew nearer together the
reck1essness of fire would 1hcreasc.
but the path of the bullet would he
fatter and the ratio Of casual'les 10
cartridges would increase
In a lecture on ammunition SuppiE.
which was delivered at the American
army service schools by NaJ- II. -.
Rishon of the 5th Field Artillery, ana
which was published in the Field Ar
tillery Journal. may be found inter-
esting and enlightenlng data concern
ing the number Of cartridges Which
Infantry carry into and eXpend IN ac-
ton. p,,..
Dr.uinsy some of his facts from Ealch
Modern European Tactics MAJ. Bisaop
hegins with the Franco-Gefinan Wa "l
lSIo-Tl the first war I'm Nhlch polh sioS'
were armed with bTeech-lotlduii' ne
The German nfantryman carried on h;s
persou and into action eighty ROUNDS 81
ammunition and In the hattaiioii raih .aii
were twenty additional rounds ier lll-e-
The expenditure of ammunition aurtnE
~camnaipn was in the list Bavarian Army
Corps IGj rounds per rifle IN the "a pa
varian Army Corps ~ ROUNDS Pc ~, M
and in the Saxon Army Cops - per
rifle Mai Bishop says that these nSureS
may be taken as representative tof the
German army in that war lie SAYS
though, that these figures may be unsafe,
because proper conclusions as 10 me
number of cartridges that must be pro
vided for each infantryman cannot pe
drawn from the average number hred by
any large body of troops. part OF Wnofil
as reserves fire none at all or very ,e"
compared with those in the first line
AT the battle of Mars-la-Tour, August
10 1870. the Sd Prussian Army Corps fired
only fifty-four rounds per rifle. Yet am
munition ran short in places along the
line, and the 35th Regiment by taking
cartridges from the dead and wounded
during a lull in the firing at noon supplied
each survivor OH the firing line with about
200 rounds. which We're fired in the course
of the afternoon. and in the evening the
men engaged fell short of cartridges
again The Goth Regiment, defending the
wall Of Bazanyille for nine hours against