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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-08-27
PLANS COMPLETED FOR
LEXINGTON CHAUTAUQUA
Securing w. J. Bryan Completes One
of The Best Programs Ever Of
fered In This City

The securing of Hon. W.. ]. Bryan
for the Lexington Chautauqua has
rounded out and added all the finishing
touches to a weeks program which is
already so full Of good things that it
would be hard for any n to ask for
more.
Just a word about the new man
agement. The tickets which have
been subscribed for are nearly all
gone, and since there is a limited num-
Der it is very probable that delay in
purchasing will mean disappointment
as the Chautauqua system asks $3.50
for the same ticket the business men
sell for $500.
The big brown top tent will be To-
Gated on the Wentworth Military
Academy and during the week will be
in charge of j. Manley Phelps as plat
form manager and five college men
who will have charge Of selling and
taking tickets as well as ~ushering and
doing everything for the comfort Of
Chautauqua patrons.
The time for the children to be on
the job is in the morning, when all
season ticket holders will take part
in the Junior Chautauqua under the
direction of Miss Ruth Shaw, an ex-
pert in her line Of play ground work.
No parents a afford to keep the
youngsters away from the morning
hours. The last night of the Chautau-
qua the children will give thirty min
utes of the program and what's more,
it will be fine.
Reserved seats for the week will be
on sale at the Grady & Sydnor In
surance Office at 9 o'clock Saturday
morning, August %. Get your tickets
early and secure a good seat for the
biggest and best Chautauqua Lexing-
ton has ever had.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-08-27

1880 P. M. Splendid Entertainment
Triumph-KRYL AND HIS BAND.
Thursday
900 A. M. Junior Chautauqua.
Journeys and Play.
1890 A. M. Special Address, "The
People and the Public Schools"-UEL
w. LAMKIN, An expert on public
school questions.
2:3O P. M. Unique and Popular En-
tertainment - THE CAMBRIDGE
PLAYERS, In choice scenes from
standard plays.
300 P. M. Address "China and Her
Problems"-NG POoN CHEW, one of
China's ablest sons.
1880 p. NJ. Acts From Great Plays
THE CAMBRIDGE PLAYERS, cor
rectly costumed and royalty rendered.
Followed by an hour Of Rapid Fire
Art by ROSS CRANE, in cartoons,
clay modelling and talk.
Friday
900 A. M. Junior Chautauqua.
Games and Contests.
1880 A. NJ. Special Address "The
Economic Value of MissiOns"-DR. F.
@. BROWN, an authority on Mission
airy Work.
2:9O P. M. A Clever Entertainment
by S. PLATT JONES. He is a whole
show by himself.
300 P. M, Thrilling Speech olive
or Die"-BYRoN C. PIATT.
7:9O P. M. Here is another good
tines. PLATT JONES.
8:15 P. M. Lecture, Recital and
Song Stunts. H. BALMER AND
HIS KAFFIR BOYS, and they will
strike you ~favorably, too.
Saturday
900 A. M. Junior Chautauqua
Final Jaunt and Roundup.
2:3O P. M. Popular COncert-SAM
SCHILDKRETS ORCHESTRA, Yes
this is the Sam you like.
300 P. M. Address "rhe Impend-
ing Crisis"-SENATOR j. K. VAR.
DAMAN of Mississippi.
1880 P. N. Costumed Exhibition OF
Children Of Countries Visited By THE
JUNIOR CHAUTAUQUA BUNCH.
500 P. M. Popular Music at Its
Best-SAM SCHILDKRETS HUN
GARIAN ORCHESTRA. Barrels and
Barrels of Music to send you home
happy.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-08-27
4:15 P. N. Vesper Service.

4:15 P. NJ. Vesper Service.
7:3O P. NJ. Grand Concert, Songs
That Everybody Loves-0UR OLD
HOME SINGERS.
500 P. N. Address, "The Vital
Needs Of the Age" YUTAKA NINA
KUCHI.
Monday
900 A. M. The Children win meet
the Supervisor and the Junior Chau-
tauqua will be organized. There are
many new and novel features this
year.
1890 A. M. Special Address "The
Men and Religion Forward Movement"
-YUTAKA MINAKUCHI, a great
Japanese scholar and orator.
2:3O P. NJ. Choice Vocal and In
strumental Music-THE UNIVER-
SITY GIRLS, Bringing the spirit of
the College Campus.
800 P. M. Address Traitors to
Justice"|UDGE MARCUS A. KAN
ANAUGH.
1880 P. M. Music to Make You
Glad-THE UNIVERSITY GIRLS.
8:15 P. M. Fun and Philosophy,
"Take the Funny Side"-LoU J..
BEAUCHAMP. If you can't laugh,
don't come.
Tuesday
900 A. NJ. Junior Chautauqua gets
down to business.
1890 A.. M. Special Address, "Sup-
ervised Playgrounds"-DR. w. B.
DICKINSON, Secretary of the Ma
tional Play Grounds Association Of
America.
2:30 P. M. Choice Male Quartet
Melody-THE oRPHEAN MUSICAL
CLUB.
800 P. M. Interpretative Reading
"The Melting Pot"-MR. ARTHUR
RACHEL. Astounding in Strong Ora
matte Features.
1880 P. M. Musical and Art Pro-
gram-THE ORPHEAN MUSICAL
CLUB. About the best you have ever
heard, too.
8:15 P. M. Address, National Bad
Habits"-CONGRESSMAN VICTOR
MURDOCH, of Kansas.
Wednesday
900 A. M. The Junior Chautauqua.
A trip to Europe.
1920 A. NJ. Special Address, "Sol-
wing the Rural Church Problems
H. R. McKEEN, a mar who has solved
them successfully.
2:9O P. M. Popular Musical Festiv-
al-BOHUMIR KRYL'S CONCERT
BAND.
300 P. M. HON. W. ]. BRYAN
With His Latest and Ablest Address.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-08-27

Miss Mary Lockhart returned
Tuesday evening from a visit
in Hardin. Miss Lillian Starr ac-
companied her home for a visit.
Miss Florence Aanderson re-
turned Tuesday from a visit in
st. Louis.
E. N Hopkins and DR.. 2. M.
Williams went to Waverly We'd
nesday morning on business.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-08-27
PROGRAM

Lexington Chautauqua Aug. SO-Sept 4
Sunday
2:30 P. M. A Half Hour Of Music
by Some Old Time Favorites-oUR
OLD HOME SINGERS.
300 P. NJ. Opening Address Gun
seen Forces" JUDGE MANFORD
SCHoONOVER.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-08-27
YOU ARE GOING TIC
KANSAS CITY
Phone S14
JOHN R. POTTS

Car leaves here at $50 a. M,
and l p. m. Leaves Kupper Hotel
in Kansas City at 1890 a. M,
and $3.50 p. m. $l.25 one way, or
returning the same day, $500
'Ound trip.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-08-27

Wanted: One or Two rooms fur
nished for light housekeeping.
Call L. Shafter at the Mark
Hotel.
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SPECIAL.

For Rent: Office rooms over
Vaughan's grocery store. En-
quire of S. Sellers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-11
NEWS BRIEFS

COPIES OF CHARTER BILL
Enthusiastically morning Mayor
Kirk received from Charleston copies
OF house bill No 1872. which is known
as the Otto bill. The bill includes the
proposed amendments to the present
charter and the proposed new Great
or Wheeling Charter" The proposed
amendments to the present charter
are TO be found first in the book which
contains more than zoo printed pages.
RECEIVE MORE MACHINERY
More new machinery has arrived at
the new power plant of the Wheeling
Electric company on the South Side
and will be installed inside OF the next
few days. The new plant is rapidly
nearing completion.
SPOTS VlSlBLE-Six groups OF
spots are now visible on the sun,
which can be seen by the use OF a
microscope.
GIVE MOCK TRIAL.-The mock
trial given last night at the Simpson
NJ. +. church for the benefit of the
Boys Brigade was well attended. The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-11
A. 0. U. W. VISIT
Wheeling Lodge Was Host 20 Mem
bers Of Other Lodges In Temple
Last Evening.

Wheeling lodge 80 %. a. o. q. W.
entertained the members Of the visit
ing committees last night from the
various lodges Of tho local district
~ their meeting held IN the A. o. u.
W hall on Chapline street The meet.
inr was very well attended by visiting
delegates from the different lodges
ard much good was derived from the
addresses delivered BY the members
~ The order The meeting was davot-
Cd principally 20 business as the 70.
cial program was dispensed with. The
chief topic discussed was I'm regard
'u The great progress which the organ-
ilat.on d. making throughout the local
district HH well al throughout the On.
lrD state. Tho matter in regard to
Tho class Of ono hundred candidates
That Dr. to Do Initiated ir March ~ the
Grand lodge meeting was discussed
at considerable length by many Of the
members
Another feature OF the event was
fho report OF tho various committees
feaI.nF with The progress which tho
orE1n.zat.On o. meeting with az we'll
aa iHr great GOOD that be- fo be- derived
from tae visitation meetings that are
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-11

he forced the door open and found the
body OF the girl lying on the floor.
Mr.. Herzberg was almost overcome
by the poisonous gas and the oppres.
siye heat as he entered the room. but
managed TO drag the girl from the
room and turned down the gas. He
then summoned Drs. link and Kirk.
land. but all efforts OF the physicians
to resuscitate the girl proved futile
and they pronounced her dead.
The body was removed 20 the Bra1
~ undertaking parlors. where the in.
quest was held yesterday afternoon.
She was 10 years OF age. and had only
been employed in the Herzberg fami.
~ home for two days. having come
from her home at Stewartsville to &C
cept the place. She is survived By
her mother.
The girl told Mrs. Herzberr that she
knew everything about the use of gas
and would have no trouble. IL is be-
heved the room was cold when she
entered IL. and in order to warm Il
quickly she turned the gas on full and
retired. II Is believed the girl awoke
and made efforts 10 turn out the gas
when she was overcome.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-11
MARSHALL COUNTY GRAND JURY
RETURNS MANY INDICTMENTS

Eent for a misdemeanor. Violating
fost liquor Law.
State vs.. Lindsey Minor Indictment
for a felony. Breaking and entering
building and stealing property OF Gar
rett Plumbing and Heating company.
State vs.. Frank Holub. Anton Gene
We've and George W. Furbee. indiet-
ment for a misdemeanor Violating
Yost liquor law.
State vs. Calvin Gather. Indictment
for a misdemeanor. Violating Yost
liquor law.
State vs.. Gilbert Rray. Indictment
for a mlsdemeanOr. Carrying a revol-
Yer. without state license therefor.
State VI. George Rector Indictment
for felony. Breaking and entering
store room OF J. A. Miller and Parry
Miller and stealing therefrom.
State vs.. John ShuIko. Indictment
for felony. Stealing from car OF the
baltimore and Ohio Railroad company.
state W.. r. J. Todd Indictment
for a felony Uttering a check with
intent 10 defraud Louis Goodman.
State vs.. John shrimp. Indictment
Tor felony. Selling and giving away
and dispensing cocaine and mixtures
containing cocaine.
State ". Grover LittIeton. Indict.
ment FOR felony. No ! and .. Steal
Ing beef hides from NJ. A. Bonar ana
Max Levy.
State VS.. Gilbert Ray Indictment
Baker. Indictment for felony. Rob
berry. Held up on Austen Swerkos.
Not True Bills.
Not true bills wcre rafurpad aVafpa,
John Habermehl, II. l. Tchappet. Dan
Scully and Chas. Ford. Andy Rakam-
ish. Glen Hall and William Lotcish.
Court adjourned until Saturday
morning. February -. 1915. when the
criminal docket will be called and
pleas entered and cases set for trial.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-11
MOUNDSVILLE
DENIS. NOMINATE
MEETING HELD LAST MIGHT AND
PLANS MADE FOR MUNICH
PAL CAMPAIGN
Candidates Chosen TO Represent Party
FOR oniees o. Mayor. Police Chief
and Solicitor

The Moundsvilie Democratic city
convention met last night at the court
house at ; o'clock J G. Myers Was
named chairman and c. A. Cashen.
secretary. Two nominations wer,
made for mayor. Thomas Shimp and
I'd. Lohr. On the first ballot Shimp
received - votes and Lohr IS Lohr
was declared the nominee. For chief
OF police, ". r. Games. u. r Davis
and W. c. Pelley were placed In nom
NATION. Canes received lO7 votes.
Davis. -. and Pelley. 10. Games was
the nominee on this the nrst ballot.
For city solicitor the names OF Jas.
Shipman and G. A. Showacre were
placed. Shipmsn positively refused 90
accept and although Mr.. Showacre Is
absent from the city. be was declared
the nominee FOR the Office.
The following were named for mem
bers OF the school board: First ward
G. I, Caldwell for the six year term.
and c. p. Klegg. for the four wear
term Fourth ward. Phil Hodgeman
was selected. As the counciImeu wero
selected at the ward meetings Mon
day evening. the convention last ey-
ening completed the ticket.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-11
"a PAM or EINrar

Edward Peple's brilliant farciai sue
cess a Pair Of Skies" with Ralph
Herr. will be seen In the Court thea
Ire Tor two nights. Friday and Saturday
i E,orn u,, ~ and - with special mat
~. ~. Frazco sends hero the principals
or the New York and Chicago compan-
The chief motive or - Pair OF sires-
concerns the ingenious scheme nf a
young woman who firurativeIy shows
how queen Of hearts g. better than a
90 two young men. partners in business
unable Co agree a. 90 their respective
importance In the firm. decide to sep
arhte- commercially The lawyer for the
firm o. called and he finds the condi-
ton aggravated 90 the point where no
lfnirahIo agreement can b. made. 90 he
proposes n hand ~ show down poker
Ter and tu operate the business Tor one
ear. unmolcetrd BY the other. who is
however ~ Dc credited with his share
OF fh. profile.
The latter Ia t1 be- known au the man
Hnd must serve the master fn the capar-
Iy or servant Tor one yrur. They agree
." ON. SCHEME Hr1 fHr dsfrIfa. ths law.
r.r rufs DO iu LEGAL form and when ths
band Ie dsl.fH uaIr OF skies proves To-
h. nigh From this promise the COM
i..I''fI.r. I'tr.Ur now and laurhahfa
I.IHf..-. f.r fHU rr.H.UE two acts In
M'i." o.. WIG. uf UH. partner and tho
'.Iu." off f.n other Take hand Or tho
h.I.. 7'E Involved by the office ste
THr company fr.frHa- UHfph Vow.
'...h.. .'rE Mark Smith. Ethel Jack
Hn '.. n.rf Smiley. Marion THIUu lone
'.F'E.. ".N"N.I. hN.1frruff Dr..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-11
BUSIEST SESSION HELD IN rHAr
COUNTY IN MANY YEARS.
Macy Witnesses implicated Others In
Their Testimony and Held Work
Back Considerably.

The session OF the grand Jury at
hroundsyiile which completed its work
yesterday afternoon was one OF the
busiest held for a number % year,.
With 10 Witnesses to start with A.
was at hrHt thought that they would
be- through BY noon "Wednesday at the
latest. bur as witnesses by their testi.
nony implicated others, who were In
turn summoned. the session was er-
tended until late yesterday afternoon.
the jury finishing its work after 4
o'clock.
" was regular dragnet affair. a.
pretty nearly all classes OF law violat-
ers were caught. including "hends.'
drug thieves. iost violators. for which
there were 26 indictments returned.
DOCTORS. housebreakers and forgers.
liquor advertisers. all were treated
alike.
The following true bills were found
True Bills.
otAte vs.. Pearl Conner. Indictment
house.
State We. Charles Shlmp and Herbert
fagan. Indictments for mlsde.
neanor-common gaming house
state vs.. Minnie Delasorta. Indict.
ment for a misdemeanor Nos. I. 2 and
). Violating Yost liquor law.
state vs.. James Martina. Indict.
ment for a misdemeanor Nos. I and 2
Violation OF Yost liquor law.
state VS.. Otis Church. Indictment
Tor misdemeanor Nos. I. 2.3.45. 6.
q and .. Violating Yost liquor law
state vs.. ]. n. Houston. Indictment
Tor a misdemeanor Nos. and 2. Pre-.
scribing cocaine.
State vs.. r. w. Hall. Indictment
for misdemeanor No 1. Prescribing
cocaine.
State VS. John Biche. Indictment
Tor misdemeanor. Violating Yost
liquor law.
State vs.. August Golsh. Indictment
Tor a misdemeanor. Violating Yost
liquor law.
State vs.. Charles Sprouts. Indict.
ment Tor a misdemeanor. Violating
Yost liquor law.
Tor misdemeanor Nos /. and 3.
TOT a misdemeanor NOS. I. an d.
Violating Yost liquor law
State VS.. Clarence Wallace and Al
bert Wallace. Indictment for a felony.
Stealing one bay horse OF William Por.
ter. Jr.
State vs.. John Pastorcic. Indict-
ment for misdemeanor Nos. I. 2, 8.
and 8. Violating Yost liquor law.
state vs.. Pete Lasho. Indictment
Tor misdemeanor. Violating Yost
liquor law.
state VS.. Joe lara. Indictment for a
misdemeanor. Violating Yost liquor
law.
state VS.. Tony Gunard. Indictment
Tor misdemeanor. Violating Yost
liquor law.
State VS.. George w. Furbee. Indict.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-11
Women Prepare
to Enter Fight

While the women of England,
France and Germany are serving
their country in looking after the
wounded, rolling bandages, scraping
Tint, and sending boxes Of provisions
20 their husbands, brothers and sweet
hearts on the fighting line, women Of
Hungary and Servia, the wives OF the
soldiers, are ready % take up arms o.
assist them. In the revolution of
lo4O, the women OF Hungary went
90 the front a. officers and soldiers
and stood shoulder TO shoulder with
their husbands, fathers and brothers.
American women are just a. ready
90 serve their country in case Of
need. Many women, however, IN this
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-11
Colds and Group In Children.

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-11

home az West Alexander after having
spent several days as the guest OF
friends on the Island.
BaNid higgIe, OF Mt. Union. spent yes
terday looking after business matters AZ
Elm Grove
Isaac Davis Harry Davis. James Win
terS and william Winters. OF sand nm.
spent Yesterday looking after business al
Elm Grove.
Arthur Smith H. confined TO his home
matism.
willard Harris has returned to his
nome At Elm Grove after having speut
the iast Few days az BETHANY. where he
was organizing WOOdmen lodge.
Miss Mary Craig has returned To her
nome AZ West Alexander after having
spent the past several DAYS as the att.sf
OF relatives al WilkiuSburE
Miss Eleanor Stein r. confined 10 her
nome AT Elm Grove on account or M
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-11

case was styled the State w.. Frank
Murphy and all 81 the regular court
proceedings were carried out in a
splendid manner
MEETING coNTiNuEs.-The re-
yiyal meetings which are in progress
at the Island Christian church are be-
Ing very well attended by the mem
beers OF the congregation. The ad-
dress last night was delivered by
Evangelist Morgan on the subject.
What We Find IN Jesus" The serv-
ices will be continued each evening
throughout the week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-11

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-11
0UT-THE-PIKE


Arrang emcnts have been completed for
the presentation OF ths MAJ, -rtt,i4
~ Slocum's Country store" bv ne
ulembers 90 the Triad.Iphia base bail
association. The play will be presented
THIS evening and Friday sv.1fps go
promises 10 be one Of the best ever pr.-
seht'd by an amateur organization la
us Niclhlly. Tho characters are AN Of
Iriadclphia aud Immediate ,trirfft 80.
!'SpEhiN'd a' among the best amateur
lal'nt In the out-thc-uikc dfstyict me-
li9H .. musical farce and will furnish
mas been FAR above the usual amount
large WY DC
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luncheon at Y. w. c. A.

In the private dining room OF the
new Y. W. c. A.. Mrs. Allen L. Mey-
er entertained the ladies' Of the lunch
room committee Wednesday with A
valentine luncheon. Place cards were
or heart bonbon boxes. while a mass
OF red carnations gave the table A
most fascinating look The menu as
iar az possible was served heart
shape. Those present were. Mrs
Mary A. Rolf Mrs Thos A. Moore.
Mrs. John T. Reed. Mrs. Cyrus Old
ham, Mrs. VIM Cox. Mrs. Grover
Hastings, Miss isabelle Robb Miss
Mabel Hostctter Miss Lillian
Schmidt. Mrs Albert Meyer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-11

quality are very unusual. Ills age is
y years. Collins Smith Is piano
artist His rendition OF Charminaik's
Nalse Caprice is a treat in itself.
This child represents the Leschetizkv
method. and is only II years OF age
o hear these boys would be an inspi.
ration TO all children and pleasure
10 all. Reservations will be made for
parties. Many music teachers will
take their classes In a body. This
concert will be given under the au.
spices OF Mrs. Fred Faris' Sunday
school class at the First English L.uth.
eran church on Sixteenth street.
Tickets on sale at Davis. Burkhan &
Tyler's music store
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-11
Young Artists Comma

one Of the most important musicals
planned for this winter will b. given
on February Is 70 is the most i'm.
portant because OF the age Of the ar
lists and the quality 81 their work.
They are "prodigips Master Hcnnfa
Jones and Master Collins smith Too
much cannot be said about the ability
ol these youths Bonnie Jones has a
wonderful repertoire and his work is
most artistic. Tie style and tone
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-11
EquaI SUFFRAGE MeetInn-

An equal suffrage meeting OF Clay
district will be held this evening at
\ o'clock In the Sunday school room
OF St. Matthews church at the corner
or Fifteenth and Chapline streets. The
meeting will be addressed by Miss
Elizabeth Rungee. who will talk on
Florence Crittendon" work. Miss
Florence Hoge. president OF the Equal
Suffrage society OF the state. will also
be In attendance and deliver a talk
on suffrage in West Virginia. The
meeting will be open and all are in
vited TO attend