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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-11
Dokies Will Have Big Class
To Cross Desert This Eveniru

called "Tyros." are lurking in our
Oasis. Our royal chief hath sum
moned Mahedi to appear at the temple
TO ascertain the tIuthfulness OF these
rumors.
Mahedi Appears.
Mahedi, what is this | hear about
this band of 'Tyros'? Is the truth
spoken. that they are lowering I'm our
midst2 The truth Mahedi you must
md. No proWling band shall be per
mltted on the soil of our Oasis. with
out first proving their fitness for the
companlonship of our honorable Vota-
mes. Faithful Mahedi. go thou and
Mahedi Reports.
Royal Nizier. the rumor thou hast
heard regarding the band of 'Tyros' is
not without foundation. And /. Ma
hedl, council thee, my royal chief. to
summons Mokana to forthwith appear
that thou cans't command him TO es-
semble his loyal band of brigands TO
protect this oasis. plain and desert. 9"
Thou, Mahedi, hath spoken well.
20 thou hence, sound thy Golden
trumpet, that Mokana and his LOYAL
band of brigands may hear and heed
thy call. And. Mahedi. to Mokans
say; The Royal Vizier sits in the
divan. His desire is. that his loyal
band OF brigands shall guard well our
gates, and let none enter who hath
not the proper passport
Mahedi, again sound thy golden
trumpet prOclaiming that Dahna
Temple No. 164. Dramatic Order
Knights of Khorassan. will in cere.
monial assemble on Rahid-Uhl-Ak
mr.. Dew. 9TH Hegira 1882, meaning
Wednesday evening. March the IIth.
1914, at the hour of eight O'Clock. on
ume, at the temple of the Pythians
18th and Chapline streets, Oasis OF
wheeling. Plain of Ohio. Desert of
West Virginia
"A band OF Tyros' who. after care.
I9l INVESTIGATION by our faithful
Mahedi who reports their worthiness
VIII enter our temple and be conduct.
sd over the Burning Sands OF Mo.
kana's Desert
Finally, Notary. take heed Do
not absent myself from this ceremo-
mat viii cause Joy and gladden. me
heart" 'He
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-11
COMMITTEES FOR
PURE FOOD SHOW
NAMED LAST NIGHT BY RETAIL
oRocERS' ASSOCIATION.
Plans for Big Exposition OF March so
TO April Are Rapidly Nearing
Com p let ION.

Preparations for the annual pure
food show and exposition OF the Re
tail Grocers' association of Wheeling
are rapidly nearing completion.
AT a meeting OF the directors of the
association. held last night. commit
tees were appointed to arrange details
OF the affair. as follows.
Door Committee-Wm J. Kaiser. V
j. korn. J. W. Coleman, Fred Vieweg
and ID. s. \esbitt
Committee on Contests-W. A. Dire
horst George kress. II. r. Nolte, John
). Welty. Jr.: VI. n. McCausland
Entertainment committee Alfred
Jirich. Charles II. Dunaway. c. l..
Gallagher. W. II. Bowers and r. G..
Leonhardt
Committee on country store-H. L.
Stroebel. Martin Wagner. I'D. Nei-
haus, George l. Reister. William
Schaffner. Edward Schreiner.
Committee on Booths-R H. Con
nor. j. w. kennon, n. : Kincheloe,
VIM. J. Daugherty and W. ID. Link.
IL was stated last night that all but
two booths have been rented and
there were four applications for
these. This years affair promises to
De greater success than the initial
exhibition. last year.
As last year. sixteen sacks of -four
viii be given away daily. while a val
liable prize for the week will be
awarded
4 baby show and Riddles day"
Will be features.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-11
FIERCE FIGHT
Pulled on a. Wellsburq Last Niaht
Between strikers and Non Union.
tsts-Three Arrested.

Special Dispatch Co th, Intelligence.
WELLSBURG. Vs. Va March DO -
Three Italians we're arrested here last
night after having mixed Boo e febt
With a colored man az the corner Of
seventh and Charles streets. Tho
trouble was due to the bad blood tina,
d. existing between uon.union miners
anH strikers at This place The ra.
lhna were strikers while The cuI1rrI
man Dol employed mo the mine
The trouble first started in tho
loI tdora loon about % o'clock. but
Iof some unknown cause the ra4f er.
counter was transferred 10 the corner
or seventh and Charles streets There
TIE Italians set upon tho negro. and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-11

ADVERTISING
INTERESTING sUBJEcr DISCUSSED
AT WHEELING AID CLUE
Jesse r. Neal. Of Cleveland. was Prin-
eipal speaker OF the Evening-
Many Ladies Present

without doubt. the meeting held last
EVENING BY the Wheeling Al club was
ne most interesting and beneficial to
the public, ever held by the orEantra-
tlou- The meeting Was held in tbe
t .aitita "l Trade rooms IN the Market
~ N.uitoTlufn and was largely attended
not only by members OF the club but
uy business men and citizens iu general
including ladies'. The business session
va l2stponed In order that the pro-
gram that had been arranged by the or
hcsrs might BE- rendered
UT. Jesse n. Neal, OF Cleveland. a
member or the Vigilance committee Or
the National Association OF Advsrttst,,-
1lubs, and former newspaper mar,
Va the principal speaker OF the even
Rule Advertising and the Golden f.rr .
IN ms talk he discussed the various
, ~ mods OF advertising as they appealed
20 the public and condemned fraudu-
tent adNertisinc. az practiced in an or
the larger cities where laws have not
DeS Si made TO prevent their use.
especial attention was given to the
improNement shown in ohio cities sine.
me law against fraudulent advertising
that similar law De adouteI in tbTe
state. Much interest h. being manifest
ca throughout the country to-day, he
sald IN clean advertising. and the adj
Nertiscr who resorts 90 unfair means
viii sooner or later suner.
ne club hopes T. create much public
interest In the question Of clean and
truthful advertising. and will conduct a
series OF meetings along this line this
a letter from Governor IL II. UatfcIJ
IN winch he std. that he would ukclv
ASK the legislature to adopt some law
tl.t "ould De the means OF securing
better advertising in the state IN a
spScl3l session OF the Legislature Is
In addition to the speech delivered
by Mr.. Neal. several others talked on
me question or better advertising and
many questions We're asked the speak
trS- The talks Of the evening were TAX
en- ON a Stereotype by Miss Audrey NIL
soh, OF this CITY. 20 be Transcribed ana
used by the club later
\ business session OF the club will
president ~ '"'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-11

but for the timely arrival Of Sherry
Paterson and Officers Apologize and
Bailey. would probably have quickly
ustd him ~. As DO Is the Col0red man
is not badly hurt
Today was pay dav for the miners
and The strikers we're also Maid tbofr
1'nehte by Organizers Oates ana
Fanny SeIIns The two factions after
getting literally tanked up started ont
i0 clean uU on each other. but orIv
one utut was reported The Italians
wIlI Do given o. hearing in The morn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-11
HOTEL CLERKS
Mcclure Grcetcrs viii Entertain
FRIENDS Saturday Evening With
Smoker and Luncheon.

The clerks a. the Mcclure will en-
terrain their fellow "rrecters" OF
Wheeling and vicinity. Saturday eve
ming. with smoker 4 luncheon will
Do served in connection The affair
VIII be- held in the popular local
hosfolry
q general invitation has been OK
tended to members Of the West Viz
Einia Hotel Clerks Association. and
many are expected 90 attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-11
SOUR, UPSET STOMACHS FIXED IN
FIVE MINUTES APE'S DIAPEPSIN

stomach. nausea. debilitAtiug head
aches. dizziness or Intestinal gripping
Ihis VII all go. and. besides. here
VII b. no sour food left over In the
stomach 10 poison your breath with
nauseOus odCrS
Pape's Diapepsin Is a certain cur.
for out-of-Odor stomachs because N
taxes hold OF your food and diEests
~ Just the same as n your stomach
wasn't there
Relief In i've minutes from all
stomach misery Is waiting Tor you at
any drug store
These large fifty-cent cases contain
enough -Fape's Dispepsin" 10 keep
the entire family free from stomach
disorders and indigestion FOR many
months. IL belongs In your home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-11
FILTRATION DELAYED AGAIN

The report OF tho filtration commit.
ZION in thr interest OF tho people Of
Wheeling may bl DELAYED NrafHlr
conditions and Che inability Co move
che drillinE apparatus with which tho
b.1rf1Cn are being made if ie do.
clarod will Do responsible for the de-
Jays
To The report Del completed prior TO
Aurl TO special meetings of the rour.
,lI may Do held to consider It. but tf
the report cannot be- rotten befora
council no that time if will be- i'm.
possible to consider 10 before Juno p
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-11

AF & A. NJ. Funeral Notice

Members of Bates Lodge No 80.
a. T & a. NJ. and of sister lodges.
arc requested 90 meet az the Ma
sonic Temple Thursday at - NJ
90 attend the funeral Of Past Mas
ter \. v L. Rodgers. which will
occur az Wcllsburg upon the ar
rival OF the train leaving the
Pennsylvania station. Wheeling. at
1910 T.. NJ
transportation will be fur
nishcd
O. &. GRAHAM. ". NJ
NEWTON WALTZ. Sccy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-11
CRIMINAL COURT


The case OF Robert Means. young
lad charged with assaulting Allen
Sanders some time ago. was set down
for trial Thursday March 10. \ de-
murrer interposed to the indictment
was overruled by judge Robinson IN
criminal court yesterday. The APP
peal case Of GOldie Wilson. Runy Al
len. Beatrice Evans and Daisy Bur
nett We're set for trial March "a
Julia Chisnell. charged with renting
property for the purpose Of prOsti-
tuition plead guilty 10 the charge yes
tcrday and was fined S2j and costs
Fgnats Kifchensky plead guilty TO
pistol toting and was sentenced 20
six months on the county roads and
"a fine OF SO and costs Re was ad-
vised that his behavior In Jail would
govern his case in which he is
charged with shooting his wife
demurrer was sustained IN the
case or r. -. Bailey. charged with
perjury His attorney tried 10 get
him released on his own recognizauce
but Prosecuting Attorney Addlpmau
objected and insisted upon "a bond. His
case comes mp az the next term OF
court
Demurrer Entered.
The demurrer in the case OF Jack
Daniels was Ovorrulnd and trial set
for March rs. Judge Robinson will
render big decision rodav in the de-
murror Of Abe Boboe. charged with
stealing lead pipe The case OF Fred
Reynolds was set for March Is. after
the demurrer had been Oyprrulnd The
case of the CITY VS. Charles King was
-ot for trial March la. the motion to
cash being Oterrulcd The cases of
Walter lHruo and Walter kaciusky.
charged with theft. were passed until
tomorrow The case of Nicola Hoecia.
charged with operating H wine room.
was passed until Thursday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-11

$3.50 SHpeIlI teuueut or Schools NJ =
HIaNkey, or Charleston will deliver an
aIaress 70 the pupils Of the Triadei-
phia nigh school Thursday norninr a.
Nv o clock Mr.. Shawkey has not az vet
1nnounced his subject for the address
nut Judging from the standing OF the
sneaker and his former addresses IN win
ne one worth hearing. An invitation fs
tNtended 70 All friends OF the school 10
-. present ana large delegation OF the
friends and relatives Of the pupils are
expected 20 be present ''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-11
Best for Indigestion. Gas. Heart
burn and Dyspepsia
It's Great

When your meals don't A. comfort
ably. or what you eat lies like a lurnp
OF lead In your stomach. or n YOU
nave heartburn. that is a sign OF IN
digestion.
Get from your pharmacist a hfty-
cent case OF Pape'- Diapepsin and
lake a dose Just as soon as you can.
There VIII be no sour risings. no
oelching OF undigested food mixed
win acid. no stomach gas or heart
ourn. fullness or heavy feeling In the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-11
The Art of
Keeping Well

1t is as important to stay well and keep
well as IT IS to know how to overcome sick
ness or rundown condition after you have
burned the candle at both ends. A little as
siStance given to Nature now and then will
make your resiStive power greater and will
enable you TO keep we'll When you are feel
ing the least h.t "out o. sorts" you should at
once consult your physician He's the one
who can tell you exactly what to do and who
will prescribe The right kind of medicine and
the minimum amount Bring this preScrip.
ton to us and We will compound it with drugs
of known strength, purity and efficiency.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-11

a meeting ~ the stein Tennis club
was held az WOcherg hall Film Grove
ast evening. several matters Of buef-
ness were brought up az this neetfrr
blt no definite action was taken mi
matters or business being laid over boz.
--L l"" ufAl UeflinE. several matters
were placed before the club Tor c0refd-
triuon, among which was the matter
or making additional courts and fr.
III r,ta-l"E lne mem ncrEhip from go o. &C..
hese matters viii ali be- taken uu anal
decided on az the next meeting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-11

81. NoIu ~ coming In from the country
districts 60 the effoct that the 800. =. f.
practically impossible In many placce
y seems that In throwing out the snow
Nnat had drlfted into the roads MANY
places were left where the road o. sion
ing RMS makes 70 extremely dangerous
TOT travelling and several cases have
heen reported where vehicles have gone
over the banks. the orrIfportl cr.,-,t..',.
almost miraculously without Injuries
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-11

Warwick There's wilkins tfata
YOU read his latest novel; lie has
The heroine. an heiross. turn down
no hero and marry che villain.
Ni,kvirr- 20 seems az 10 thai
would Do rather ursaUsfactory.
WaruiCk-Nea. but that's wbor.
wilkins shows biz talent Tho hero
tnon becomes the hrrUiuca Iawvcr
ana The fortune comes to him. aftrr
an From Iudge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-11

\ meeting ~ the Tri6delnhIa haaebau
or Louis Wagner Tor the rurr1as 81 ..-.
EHuiHiuE team FOR The coming aar.,
ana elcctlug officers FOR the same Sow.
ffal matters were brought before tho
members last evening but nothing doll.
nIiH was done N.l matters of husIutH.
we're lnld over until Friday evening
when the team will De orrHuIzrH ana lid
matters ~ business closed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-11
lnteliigeneer Handy Almanac at
Slayney's Drug Store for only 25c.
Get one now.
IRE COMMITTEES Meets.

meeting OF the fire committee of
.he Town OF Edgwood was held al me
tgsNh hall last evening. Quite a number
OF the citizens attended and heard me
.epoIts or the secretary on the fire pro-
ZION SUBJECT The comittee authorfz-
tS - the secretary TO write 20 different
pptualluers OF chemical trucks for their
utHetent prices and what kind OF ma
gIiihe would De best suited for the work
wire letters TO all residents OF the town
nszins them To Join the fire Department
make the volunteer company more rr,
nNlSnt, among other reports was one
haIe bL the CHIEF OF the present deparf-
uent- RMS report showed that an mat
lers pertaining to the IRE departmeDt
were IN the best possible condition al
III pIesent time. As 90 the matter az
occurring the chemical truck II seems
tnat ~ VIII meet with general approval
NOT only from the fire Department bUt
the CltIzena as unlI -I' u.l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-11

spent Ngstnrdny i0okinE after buaiu.-s
uf Film Grove
PREPARATION are being made hE tho
fnrmbnrH or the So NiHhaTa UraH4fI.
club. of Edrwo0d. for tHo giIsnr of ar.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-11
Freshman Party

ArranEefnents have been cornpletca
LOT LOT me freshman party that viii be
EVEN Dy the freshmen Of the Triadef-
phla district high school in the school
auditorium az EdginEton Lane. Ouife q
number OF Invitations have been sent
1lt ana a large crowd g. being expectod
The evening Will be spent in ear,ss 80
music AFTER which refreshments will b.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-11


considerable interest il being mani
It1ted IN the out-the-pike district es-
peciaily in the rural communities o,,er.
me announcement Of the directors ~
.he fahhandle Agricultural Club. at YES
tetday meeting in Wheeling. to the ef-
rect that arrangements are being made
W secure woman advisor. She Will
WORK In ohio and Brooke counties IL
Was announced. In lettering home condi-
i ., ana making the country home more
several applications have been receiy-
~ rom candidates who are regarded
capable and well qualified. Each ~ I'm.
appilcants Is we'll versed In domestic
sSlelce' household art and household
economies. y woman 20 take charge ~
this feature OF the clubs work will be
sei1'teu soon. IL was announced, and
VIII De ready 20 assume her duties soon
after June /. Blu"
me WORK or the woman advisor will
be 70 the home and housewife what tbe
work on the held advisor OF the club Is
~ ~ iaitn ana farmer. Several farmers
IN TINS vicinity are members of the CHM
Ili' gre receiving the advantages and
cation. ~ VI SUM-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-11
Pastry sale.
WAGON Over RanL

- Wagon over Bank.
William Hall while driving a load
OF coal through Greggsyille Monday
afternoon had the misfortune OF going
over a high embankment and LANDING
ia the run several feet below. IL seems
mat the wagon slipped on the street
anu went over the bank Fortunately
aside from slight bruises and minor
injuries the driver escaped unhurt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-11
0UT-THE-PIKE
May -av. Bail Team.

A movement Il on foot al the pres
ent time among the baseball fans Of
Kim Grove for the organization OF =
team 70 represent that place during
The coming summer. For the past
Few years the fans OF Elm Grove have
not proved loyal enough 20 support a
team and a. a consequences practically
no ball has been played. However IL
seems that interest Is again being
aroused In the matter and indications
are that one OF the fastest teams 10
the out the pike vicinity will be or
gained AZ the present time ID seems
mat All material necessary for the or
ganhing OF a very fast team Is obtain
able In or around the Grove.
Several promising young players are
Just beginning TO make good IN The
seml-professional teams and are eN-
tremely anxious that the team be or
gAnized. Also a good supply OF vet
eran players are al the present time
working In the vicinity OF Elm Grove
ana II Is thought that they will be
willing TO do all in their power TO or
ganize one OF the fastest teams that
ever represented that town
No move has as yet been made as
70 the securing OF place TO play. but
~ - Understood that practically no
matter. a. meeting OF the fans and
players will be held In the near Riture
TOT me purpose OF getting new mate
iial ana making arrangements for a
playing field. IL Is understood thar A
Team VIII be selected and officers for
the same appointed as soon as the
players can be brought together. Prac.
lice VIII be started as soon as the
weather permits.
Pastry sale.
Arrangements have peen completed
~ tne ladies' Aid society OF the First
NJ. T.. church OF Elm Grove Tor ~
hoiuing OF pastry sale at the Winter
brothers meat market Saturday. All
KINDS or cakes, pies. home made bread
ana other deicacies will be on sale
uurlhs the afternoon The proceeds OF
fit OF the church 80 SNAN-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-29


Each sentence is repeated in
chorus, over and over again. Then
the teacher takes them through the
various uses of the personal pro-
nouns, "he put the kettle" you put
the kettle" Eve put the kettle" This
brings up the mystery of singular and
plural words. He can't get it into
their heads.
He grabs man who is known to
be unmarried. Single" the teacher
says, shaking the man. mot mar
ried."
They understand. Nov" says
the teacher, lone kettle, - holding up
one finger, sis what" The answer
comes at once, Single"
'Now what is two kettles" hold
ing up two fingers and the kettle.
Married. shouts a bright laborer,
| beaming at his own show Of know
ledge. All he gets is laugh. The
class has learned enough to see the
joke and the teacher laughs too.
The school runs like a machine.
With a baton like a music teacher,
with many a joke the teacher pro-
ceeds. The class reciting in a
chorus with only an occasional pupil
called upon to repeat the sentence
alone.
He eats my breakfast" shouts
the teacher. "He eats my breakfast"
repeats the class. The teacher takes
on Mortified look
whats that you say. He eats
my breakfast"
Then the instructor grabs pupil
six feet tall, and says, eff he eats my
breakfast, will fight" and he threat
ems the big man with his fist They
grab the meaning of the error at once
and will not make that mistake them
selves.
Are these men cattIe?" asked
Judge Neil of Millionaire Ford and e
the teachers. The millionaire and
his teachers flashed their resentment
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-29
FORDS PLANT NOW A SCHOOLHOUSE-TEACH
GROWN-UP MEN OF ELEVEN TONGUES

ONOWN-OF NEIN vi
BY OTTO McFEELEY
Copyrighted 1o14.)
Detroit, Mich.,' June 29.-When
you go to a certain part of the Ford
plant you will be puzzled by babel
of voices as of a school reciting les
sons.
1t IS school-a school of grown
up men-and they ARE reciting les
sons.
Foreign laborers cannot become
American citizens, learn to spend
more money for living and efficiently
enjoy freedom and citizenship unless
they can speak, read and write En-
glish. This was the conclusion
reached by Henry Food, and accord
ingly he has established schools for
adult foreign workmen.
The school is located in the new
addition of the Ford shop, 1000 feet
long, five stories high and as white
inside as battleship and as clean.
Ford took Judge Neil, the mothers
pension man with whom he has been
in conference, and myself to see the
school.
When we visited the school in the
new factory building the following
nationalities were represented in the
eleven classes which are at work:
Polish, Russian, Roumenian, Ser
Wan, Armenian, Hungarian, Syrian,
Turkish Austrian, Greek and Slavs.
There are about ten other tongues in
the factory and they are to be drawn
into the melting pot school as rapid
ly as the organization can be en-
larged.
There is no other school like this.
It's magnitude is the Ford magnitude.
Ford pays all the teachers. The sys-
tenn of teaching is unique. These
men are taught by animated object
lessons.
Kettle" says the teacher, with
twenty pairs of eager eyes upon him.
l. 6a fAo lyofk1o