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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-26
About People
nessnsnts % Inol.ldssls 70
and Fro- tie City.
HOTEL ARRIVALS

NHENN6Loa
helORE-J. A. Browning. san
dusky. o: VIM. KuEelman. Porte
mouth. o.: Mr.. and Mrs. George Ed-
gar. Washington. Pa: J. A Henoer-
son. Weston. ID. ". Craft. Washing
ton. Pa. Baird Mitchell. Washington.
Pa. W. NJ Bryant. Fairmont. J. A.
Dickson. New MartinsvilIs: Chas. L.
Bulger. St ClairsviIle. o: Henry >
Anawalp. Fairmont: Ed. Ball. Barnes
Vile. o.
GRAND cENTRAL-Ensley Mac
key. Hundred: c. J. Fosle, Bealsviiie.
BRUNSWICK - T. II Howell
GAINESVILLE. o. 4. v. Ross. 1-lkins.
W. Leroy zesiger. Weston: Charles
Goch. Grafton. Wade b. Granston.
Jacksonburg
sTAMh-Mrs. VI. c. O'Brien. Lit
Teton: Charles NJ. Piper. Warnock.
O.; Ellen NJ. Piper. Warnock. o.: e..
VI. Warnock. Rayland. o.: Frank Phii-
lips. Cameron; ~. J. owens and wife.
Charleston: {. W. Hoffered. Marietta
%: s. :. Wheaton. Clarksburg.
Miss Virginia Atkinson. OF Mt. Leon.
Is spending several. days as the guest
OF relatives at Hickory. Pa.
Miss Wilda North. OF Short Greek.
was visiting IN the city yesterday
Richard Mccoy. OF this city. left
yesterday for Mercer. Pa. called there
by the death OF his father
Horace Atwood. OF the Panhandle
Agricultural club. leaves today for
Morgantown. to attend a conference
OF county agricultural agents.
Brown Ransom. OF Beaver Falls.
-. LII. L. -
tennis tournament held in this city
this week. will return to his home
to-day.
William Albert Custer was removed
TO his home at No. 100 Alley H, from
the hospital where he has been
treated
Mr.. ]. A. Martin. OF Moreantown.
was in this city Thursday on business.
Mrs. William Ayers. OF Wheeling.
was in Tiltonsville for the weekend.
A. A. Han. of Morgantown. was here
yesterday in the interests of the West
Virginia Traction and Electric COM
pany.
Mrs. Henderson Hunt. OF Bethesda,
Is the guest OF local friends.
DIR. and Mrs. A. r. Earnest. of Little
ton. w. Va, have returned home after
visit with Wheeling friends.
r. II. Crockard. salesman for the
Scott Lumber company. who has been
very Ill at his home on the Island. is
not as yet able to leave his room.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. North and Mrs.
Mansfield. left yesterday on an auto
mobile trip TO Newark. o.
Rev. j. NJ. Potter. ID. D.. pastor OF
Vance Memorial church. has returned
from Yale. where he attended a re-
union of his graduating class.
Principle ]. r Ewing will leave soon
for Wooster. Ohio. his old home and
college town. where he will spend a
one months vacation.
Miss Mary Reppeto. a teacher OF the
Wheeling high school will spend some
time this summer travelling near the
Lakes and in Canada Miss Reppeto
is now at Mt. Clemens, Mich, where
she will spend two weeks. after that
she will spend a month in Canada.
Mr.. Samuel Spencer of the Brad
street company. left for Parkersburg
yesterday to visit home folks.
Miss Nancy Stevens, of Parkersburg,
Is visiting Mrs. II. L. Snider, OF No.
1861 McColloch street
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Mrs. Louis kuoke and daughters.
Ethel aud Mildred. Of South Warwood.
are spending Few weeks visiting
friends m Lexington. Ky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Gieaves have re-
turned to their home on Twcnty-sixth
street ard WarwoOd avenue. after visit
ing In Ohio.
G. 4. McGinnis and family. OF Fair
mont. W. Va. are the guests OF Col and
Mrs. Frank MeGinnis. OF Nineteenth
street.
Mrs. George Ambrose. who has been
visiting friends In Pennsylvania. for n
couple OF weeks. has returned TO her
home on Twentieth street
Harry Shearuig. Of Nineteenth street.
u spending his vacation with friends in
New York city.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lucas. who have
been visiting friends In Ripley. W Va
for the past couple OF weeks. have re-
turned 10 their home on Vance avenue.
North Warwood.
Mrs. Herman Springer has returned to
her home IN Center Warwood. after vts-
itinE friends In Park View.
Mrs. i. 9. Rothcrmund and daughter.
have returned a. their home In Center
Warwood after visiting friends In Ciar-
inEton. W. Va
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WELLSBURG

WELLSBuRG. W. Va. Ian, "a
sherman the prize pouy To b.. award .
ed 10 the winner OF the Popularity CON-
test being conducted by the Herald and
Merchants OF the city. arrived OYER the
y e. G a. 81. l.. railroad BY express on
the e;tf a. m. train on Friday and IL
now on exhibition in a big stall al the
J. X Clemens livery stable on Eighth
street
As soon as the announcement Of ,ne
ARRIVAL OF the pony was made Friday
morning a large group OF boys and girls
started ming In and out Of the stable
and there has ben a crowd about the
stan since then. Every child that ha =
seen the manly little fellow could NOT
help but pet him; all left with a deter
Inlnation 10 work harder than ever be-
Tore. the remaining weeks Of the con-
test. Mr.. Clemens Invites all to 20 and
see the pony and the stable Is TO be left
open All day long until the contest
closes. sherman H. a little shetland
pony. dark bay with one small white
spot on his head He has "a pretty
black name and his long dark tail al
most touches the ground.
Nearly an OF the boys and girls In
the contest have seen "Sheruan" ~,
this time but many go back time after
time. as though TO see n he Is still
there. lie will not remain in the stable
all OF the time but will be- taken out
Tor exercise each day and the children
can have their turns at riding behind
him IN the new cart which Is expected
TO arrive at any time; the harness Is
here. and sherman" will likely h.
httched Up and will be driven through
town BY tomorrow.
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PISTOL TOTER
HEAVILY FINED
ITALIAN WHO TERRoRizEo PAS
SENoERS ON q. & o. TRAIN
eRRAiGNED.
wa. Tried Before Squire John
Sompers resterusy-ci~en $50
and Costs ana Six Months.

Ivan Mactic. arrested az the Balti.
more A Ohio station Thursday even
ing by Special Constable Ullon.. on a
charge Of pastoltoting. was arraiEned
before Squire Gompers al the county
jail yesterday. After hearing the evil
dence the justice fined the man $50
ana costs. and sentenced him to spend
sh months IN the Jail He imme-
diately entered upon him term.
IL was brought out in the trial that
Mactie had pulled IS calibre target
revolver out OF his pocket in one OF
the coaches Of a passenger train ON
It's way 10 Wheeling Thursday even
ing and began to terroriIe the pas
sengers. He was taken into custody
oy the conductor. and his gun secured.
telegram was sent TO the local sta
ton where be was arrested and lodged
In jail. with the above result.
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CASES CONTINUED
Alleged Speakeasy Operators. Arrest
ed Thursday Night, VIII Get
Hearings Today.

A. the request Of Prosecuting Al
torney ID. a. Mckee. the speakeasy
cases that we're 10 have been tried
last night before Squire a. W. RAIDER
a. the jail we're continued until this
afternoon at 8 O'Clock One OF the
Witnesses for the State evidently got
his dates mixed. and q was due to his
absence that the continuance was
asked for and granted.
sam Lemeonedes and Kero Norge.
arrested az No. "a Twenty-sixth street.
were represented by Attorney S. o..
Royce. and John Puvlos and Tom Nor.
ris. arrested a. No 231f Main street.
we're represented b. Attorney a H..
Sawtcllo
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HOME FOLKS
What Neixhbors Saw

Lyprhburr. ya.--T needed a cc-r-e
Of building-up treatment and had
leaned Of Dr. Pierce's remedies 4
was run down and bad some indl,es-
ton Was not IN but below par
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The 'Favorite Prescription and Cod
en- Medical Discovery were used stead-
sly for several months. I grew strong
or and this treatment helped me very
much am glad TO recommend Il 10
girls and young wosDen-"-Mks. A b.
KYLE. 1910 Bedford Ave.
Clifton Fore. Val can say DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery was
found 20 be a good medicine By thor
ough trial in our family. IL was used
ns a tome by my sister and IL did her
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Roxbury St
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Or. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
sets ut work all the Processes OF diges-
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IL arouses the little muscular fbres
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you eat. simply because IL supplies the
stomach with pure. rich blood. It's
weak. impure blood that causes stom-
ach weakness. Get good blood through
the use Of DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery. and you will have no more
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IL is the worlds proved tonic and
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edy for its ingredients are printed on
the wrapper. Start TO take Il today
and before another day has passed.
the impurities Of the blood will begin
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pense of mailing only. DIR. Pierce In
valids' Hotel, 663 Main ST., Buffalo, NY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-26

Two cases were hled in the common
pleas court today by the local attor-
mcys. W. }. Walker and ". ". Cowcn.
The first case was that OF Angelina
Shroglia against Ciacoumino Sbroglia.
The plaintin in this case asks tnat =
divorce De- granted on the alleged
grounds OF adultery. The second case
was that of Tony Music against Tn-
Wheeling National tfas COMPANY Tn.
plainum asks damages Ia the sum 90
N2.39s which he claims is due for in
Jurtcs received when leaking gas pipe
belonging 60 the defendants exploded.
The plaintiff alleges that he was walk
ing along board walk when the leak
ing gas was irnitcd causing an cxplOs-
ION. which burned his body.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-26

The local ball Team Del ready FOR tho
game this afternoon with belmont The
visiting team Will arrive az noon and
The game Will hc called tf gao. shurtE
and Taylor viii form me battery for
ST. ClairsFiIlr Many tags Tor the m -7s
have been sold and n good attendance
BEL expected. The locals will Iu au prob
ability trf out their new catcher. Ernest
Mrrur. who hnr been secured to alav
fnr them MCCuc has had much expert
rnfo ar baseball catcher and should
make good showing The Saints"
are boz good condition and Hrc expecting
fo ndd another victory Co their long
rfrIrr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-26
WARW00D


meeting OF the members OF the Boy
scouts 81 the Presbyterian church was
held last evening ar-S O'Clock. Al tho
reading room OF the church. on Twenti-
eth street large number OF the
menu ers was present and the evening
was spent In the discussing different
plans for the hike which the Scouts are
going on In the ncer future. Rev. =. 4
carson. Scout master. had charge OF the
meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-26

The committee which has charge %
the arrangement for the picnic OF the
cidcd Co hold its annual outing some
time in the carly part Of september. At.
torncy } e. HCinlsin. of gridgeport.
who b. the chairman ~ the committee.
stated that tho exact date and place for
the affair viii not Doc set until the ma
tional pike o. paved and the by roads
are re- haired
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-26

The two women and a man who were
arrested az Fairpoint last evening BY
Deputy Sheriff John g.. iddings Tor OPP
Grating spCukcaHiCr. were arraiEngd be-
fore Mayor Davies IN the mayors court
this morniug. All the three euterea
pleas OF not guilty ana viii be held Co
await "a trial on June goth. The names
OF the women arc not known and the
mans name wac George Louie The
three were opcrating scperatc places at
FairuOiut.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-26
ELECTION IN CHILE

SANTIAGO. Chile June 2s-Ths
presidential election was held today
and perfect order was maintained
throughouf The republic The result
~ The hallot.ng is NOT yet known but
the available returns indicate a great
majority Tor Senior Don Iavier FIeuer-
a.. former minister Of the interior.
who is running on the Liberal ticket
against Juan Luis San Fuentes. the
Democratic candidate
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Keep Your
Stomach Well

a good stomach is one Of the main
factors OF good health Many dis
eases easily attack persons with
weakened stomach or improper
digestion.
HEXETS prevent and cure indi-
.gestion; biliousncss; sour gassy
stomach and they aid the gastric
juices and strengthen rundown
digestive organs.
HEXETS keep your stomach in
good working order and keep your
system strong and healthy Spear
mint Favored Easy and pleasant
TO take 1Oc and 25c AZ most
up-to-date drug stores.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-26

Corner Fourteenth street and Orchard
avenue. Rev. G.. J. Johnson pastor
sunday school at $40 a. m. There will
be no morning preaching services on ac-
count OF Chtldren's Day. which will be
observed. very Interesting program
has been arranged for the occasion.
Nearly all the young people OF the sun
day school will take part. a cordial in
vitation ~ extended TO the public
Preaching services in evening at .
o'clock. by pastor. Subject, The I'm
Just steward" Special music will De
furnished by the church choir.
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MAJORSYILLE
Picnic.

MAJORSNILLE " Va. June Is
The class at the SIT Hope NJ T.. church
viii give regular old fashioned good
Time all-arouud picnic az the church
grounds. July 2, afternoon aud night
Not 60 be out-donc by Champ Clark in
MS noted Missouri invitation these hos.
pitahlc people extend 90 all OF West
virginia very cordial Invitation 10 en-
JOY the day with them
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AGarket and Razaar.

Members of the Ladies Aid Society OF
the Methodist church. are going to give
market and bazaar. Saturday. July },
at Earl ;. ford's grocery store. corner
Eighteenth street and MarWood avenue.
All kinda of home made pies. cakes and
candy will be sold. Proceeds will be
given TO the funds for the erecting OF a
new building in the near future
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Meetings Sunday.

a meeting OF tho men OF Warwood
Will be held at the Gem theatre. at which
time Rcv W. +. Pierce. OF Cameron. will
make the principal address. Meeting
will start promptly az o'clock. There
VIII also be three ether meetings con-
Quoted BY the members OF the Hamilton
CLUB. OF Weilsburg, at the different hose
houses at o'clock. Everybod invited.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-26

About ten couples were driEhtfuliv
entertained "a the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
~. ". Henry on North sugar street. last
evening FINe hundred was the chief
diversion ~ Che ef ching aud refresh
mcufe wrr. served Tho rnTir was
rifeu DO honor ~ Mites Anna Rand and
INK 90 the home of Mrs IS. O.. Bum
garner
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where he has been working on the lake
steamers
Jcpson Chandler. Of Detroit Is visit
ing his grand parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Jepson
Mr.. and Mrs. John Trayers. Of Bell
atre. were local visitors Friday
Roy McManus. OF Martins Ferry. was
Visiting friends In town yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-26

owing To the quarterly meeting at
dallas. July 81. Rev. Dunbar will make
the following changes iu his appoint
tncntg az No. 2. tho preaching service
viii be Friday evening. July End. in
stead Of July .. At Salem the services
viii De a. 5 p. m. in the place OF ~ e..
m. sunday. July
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-26
Session OF Council.

Council held its regular semi-monthly
business session last evening at the
Center WarWood hose house. street
Commissioner Sdward Brooks gave his
report In regard o. the streets and al
leys. Health officer Dr. J. q. Walden
read his report for the month.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-26

Fioyd Bibbee. OF South Warwood ave-
nue.. Is slowly recovering at his home
after running a large nail in his foot
while at work Thursday Afternoon al
the Iiichland coal mine. IL will b. a
couple 81 days before he will BE- able TO
return 60 work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-26
InEtallia1 MsiNer

Fowler Bros. the enterrrisinr dairy
men OF Washington Pike. have pur-
chaseed an Empire Mechanical Mixer
from the Kyle supply Company. which
- being Installed. This machine will do
away with hand milking. and Is a san
itary machine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-26

William Earl Fairfax. -. Pittsburgh.
Pa. and Rose Wilhelmina Reabe. 81.
Pittsburgh. Pa.
Mathew Frey. 20. Pittsburgh. Pa. and
Martha Zclian. II. Pittsburgh. IA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-26

Hon. J. ]. Allen Of West Liberty. was
Wellsburg business caller on Thurs
day. and also shaking hands with his
many friends DIR. Allen u a member OF
me Legislature, and was classmate
OF Or. {. n. Werlich. OF this city'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-26

Car No. 6. OF the Panhandle traction
line. which has been given a general
ovefhauling and pointing at the Wheel
to its regular run. IL is understood
that all cars are to be given a general
Overhauling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-26

Tho anuIal Thank onrriur OF tho Wo.
mans Foreign Missionary society n
Tho M p. church viii hr held SUNDAY
evening q good program consisting
~ music and auraAIrg viii hf rrudfrrd.
Regular services viii he held In the
T uffrd rrrahNfrrinn church morning and
evening SUNDAY
SUNDAY viii ho Childreu's Nav in the
rrfEhNtnriTr church splendid pro.
gram viii bc rendered. Evervbodv
como.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-26

Mrs. Carl Sobanski. OF Wheeling. was
operated on at the Ohio Valley Hospital
ON Thursday, and II reported TO be i'm
proving nicely. Mrs. Sobanski is well
known In this city having relatives
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plication FOR appointment OF guardian
and notice ordered
Estate OF Charles Thompson. decca sed
order TO pay unclaimed distributive
shares into county treasury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-26

A tennis court is being made on the
lot IN the rear OF the George 4. Barth
property on Sixth street. When com
pleted IL will one Of the finest courts in
the Ohio Valley.
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morning for Pittsburgh. Pa to drive
home the new Oakland. 1916 model tour
| ing car purchased by n. NJ. Rodgers.
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q cake walk and hor social viii be
held fn the Pine Grove school house SAT-
urday evening number - local
people are planning Co attend
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- ClalrHVille nrisfH-
LaUrcnea Miller ia home from Detroit
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ST. CLAIRSYILLE


ST CLAtRsViLLE. o.. June 2s-
Charles kpsser Co John Eossrr and
Reese D. Rosser. land situated in BoiI.
aire 81
Noah g. Ault ot al TO Belle Irwin. land
1882
y ~. Dcuing and wife to George
noting. land situated boz Somerset town.
ship 81
Maggie Strickler o. al t1 Emma e.
Mellutt. land situated boo Heilaire. 81
Nerve Mywtr Of ul Co. Joseph g..
HfUHT
Martha = THllwau t0 Iva TnIlmau
CASTOR. land situated in st Calrsyille.
.ff
George T1utu fn samuel chile. land
situated Iu MARITIME Ferry. ST.
George T1ufu and wife tu samuel fTufo
land situated Boo Martins FtrfN. 81
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PC Children's Rompers ...... IS
&c Colored Dresses. = TO G.. IS
4Sc Oliver Twists. , to 6...... rs
SSc Wash Suits. to 6........ 80
$3.50 Wash Suits. to &C.,. 7s
$3.50 Colored Dresses. 6 to IA. rs
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-24

by. On entering one of these I found
that they formed a large auditorium
which Is used for the purpose of
showing moving pictures of the sys-
tenn. Mr.. Spengler explained that
these two coaches had been built In
the shops at Altoona and had been
brought out in regular train to the
Exposition. Here they had been
placed side by side, the two sides re-
owed, the ceiling rooted over, and
the floor laid between them. Like
most of the other things in this ex-
hibit, these cars will be fitted up for
regular use after the Exposition is
over. The windows have been re-
placed by transparencies showing the
seals of the State through which the
Pennsylvania System operates together
with view from each State. Next to
the seal Of Pennsylvania there Is a
picture of the Broad Street Station in
Philadelphia
The moving pictures show scenes OF
the country through which the lines
run. They have all told about thirty
four reels of film which they show at
the rate of seven reels a day. In this
way a person is pretty sure of seeing
something new each time he may go
in. 1t would take a person about
four afternoons to see all of the pic
lures and Mr.. Spengler told me of a
young schoolboy who did actually
hang around until he had seen them
all.
The pictures are not shown in the
morning so 1 decided to return that
afternoon to see what they were like.
II was very glad that 1 did so, for
through the kindness of II. T. Will
kins, the special agent in charge,
was able to see the pictures of the
Middle Division. Mr.. Spengler told
me that on the end of the reel show
ing the Altoona Division there were
some pictures of the Enola Yards
Rockville Bridge, and the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad station at Harrisburg.
Before leaving on our trip 1t was
necessary to procure tickets from one
plicate tickets half of which were
collected and punched by the con-
ductor and the rest retained by the
passenger as souvenir of the ride.
This method Is used to prevent more
than ia persons. the seating capacity
of the cars, from entering and to make
1t more realistic. Starting off on our
ride under the guidance of a husky
throated announcer from the New
York station, we were taken to the
capitol at Harrisburg where we saw
Ex-Governor Tener leaving the grounds
on his way to New York. We then
left the station and proceeded on our
way to Steelton where we saw the
Steel Mills and coke ovens in oper-
alton. Going on we passed through
Lancaster county, the richest in the
United States. Stops were made at
Mt. Joy, Coatesville, and some of the
suburbs of Philadelphia. The jour-
ney ended by our entrance into the
Broad Street Station at Philadelphia.
These pictures were exceptionally
we'll taken and showed in a very real
istic manner the more important of
the sights to be seen along the road.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-24
THE SAFE EAST

EARTHoUAKE shocks in Cali
T. fornia may not deter many who
have planned to visit the San
Francisco exposition this year, but the
shaking up reported yesterday doubt
less will send a few shivers of appre-
hension up and down the spines not
only of those who have purchased
their tickets west, but of the exposi-
tion managers who will fear the eff
feet on the crowds they hope will at
tend later in the summer.
This gives rise to the thought that
the East should be the point of vista
ton next summer. Nearly all of the
big conventions and other attractions
have been in the West during the two
years past. In 1916 the tide should
turn in the opposite direction and it
should be heavy, for the reason that
bumper crops are giving the farmers
of the Central West plenty of money.
The East may not be wild and
woolly" but it is safe and sane" and
it has just as many attractions of its
own peculiar kind for the westerner
as the West has for the easterner.