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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-02
STATE ELECTIONS
tcOntinusd Prom FIRST rage,

summer. also is TO be voted on. and
three Congressman, a full assembly.
eleven Supreme Court Justices and
some county and city officials are TO
he elected. but all Of these questions
are running poor seconds in interest
to equal suffrage
More than six thousand women who
VIII work as watchers at the polls to
morrow agreed tonight to rise shortly
afte RI o'clock tomorrow and be at
the polls at $50.
The leaders OF both sides expressed
optimism regarding the result of the
election. The estimates of the suffra-
gist leaders are more conservative
than those Of the anti-suffragists. Mrs.
Dodge and Mrs. Chittenden said to-
night that they fully expected to see
the suffrage proposal beaten by 100.
900 votes. Mrs. Blatch predicted that
the result would be close. but that the
proposal would carry by less than
10000.
Tammany Neutral
Charles F. Murphy. leader of Tam
many Hall. in an eleventh hour an
nouncement tonight said that his or
ganization was strictly neutral in the
suffrage fight. His announcement fol
lowed revelation OF the fact that a
test vote on the various proposals TO
be voted on tomorrow had been taken
in his ward. He said they had been
distributed to show voters how TO
vote for the canal bond proposal and
against the revised constitution. but
the blanks opposite i've suffrage pro-
posal had been left blank
much greater feeling of ascertain
" exists regarding the fate OF the con-
stitution than about suffrage. II has
been discussed less. and doubtless
many votes will be influenced by the
Reading campaign" that has been
carried on in the newspapers.
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LISTLESS AND
L0GGY MORNINGS
LOST INTEREST IN HIS WORK
UNTIL FRIENDS TELL HIM OF
NEW REMEDY.
Thousands Suffer from This Common
and Not at All Unusual condi-
ton.

4 have been all rundown" said
walter Wolf. a well known gentle
man residing at S22 Kenyon avenue.
Cincinnati. and so nervous that
haven't been content with darned
thing. l was not exactly sick, but
just languid and listless like. all the
time. l would get up in the mornings
after sleeplessness night feeling
loggy. heavy and dizzy.
My stomach was out of order and
my digestion apparatus was out of
commission. I had no ambition or
energy. and my work seemed unusual
ly uresome.
Il was recently induced by a friend
10 try this new medicine called Tan.
lac. He said. 1T has helped me and
| know II will do you good. too" so
/ began taking IL and l am certainly
glad that | began. because the medi-
cine right from the start began to
make me over into a new man and |
now feel-more energetic and better all
around than I have in years. am
In perfect shape as IL had been grant
ed a new lease on life. and let me
assure everybody. this Tanlac is what
did II and IL is certainly alright
so many people in cities like Gin
~ W says Il. t. EAtu-
frow, personal representative of l.. T.
Cooper. complain of being nervous
and out-of-sorts and all run down.
They are not exactly sick, but feel
tired out and good for nothing most
OF the time. They need something
to throw on these symptoms OF weak.
ened. debilitated systems produced by
mental and physical over-exertion
That something has at last been found
IL is Tanlac. the Master Medicine. "
or Premier Preparation. Il is some.
times called. for conditions OF this
kind. The system besides being puri.
fed by Tanlac is toned up and in.
vigorated. overcoming IL seems very
quickly nervousness. indigestion. diz.
illness. headaches. backache. kidney
and liver troubles. catarrhal affections
OF the mucus membrane and many
other sysptoms and complaints arts
ing from the common and universal
source"
We are now introducing Tanlac here
in Wheeling through the drug store
OF c. III. Griest a. Co, 1925 Market
street No attempt should be made 10
secure IL elsewhere. (This is done for
the better protection of the public
against substitutionD. A representa-.
tive is always in attendance to cour-
teously explain Tanlac.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-02
WELL KNOWN HERE
Miss Blanche Walsh. Famous Actress
Who Died az Cleveland. Sunday
Night Had Played 20
wheeling Patrons.

Members Of Wheeling.s thoaterroinr
public we're shocked yesterday when
hey learned Of tho death Of Miss
liisnrhe Walsh. famous actress. Who
died at Cleveland. sunday nieht. FOL.
lowing an operation Miss Walsh In
private life was Mrs william 20 TraV.
rra
oho was quite we'll known locally.
having appeared here some years AGO
in The Resurrection. and about
eight years ago In The DAUGHTER u
Hamiicar in This play particularly
she took leading part. and by rea.
ron oi lis coming directly here from
View YORK, and Boz being rchearscd for
about three weeks at the Court Thea.
ter. brouFht her in closer touch with
wheeling people Nova 81 her death
was received with general .rcgrot
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INVESTIGATING
BLACKHAND CASES
TWENTY-FIVE INDICTMENTS PRE-.
PARED FOR GRAND JURY.
Police Arrest Another italian Said 10
Be a "Csmorrista"-ls Now
Confined in Jail.

announced last night that there are 2j
Rlack Hand cases to be investigated
by the present grand jury. now in
session. Included in this list are the
names of alleged prominent leaders of
the society, and II is understood that
some OF these cases win lead even
higher up than the men in custody.
The police continued their inroads
when they arrested Pascua Principe
az his rooming house in the East End
The man was committed to Jail by
Squire r. G.. Hobbs. and will be taken
directly before the grand jury. 4
number of the Black Hand cases were
taken up by the jury yesterday. The
police say the man is a leader or
"Camorrista
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-02
TELLS SECRET OF
BRITISH SUCCESS
F&sLD MARSHAL FRENCH TELLS
HOW ARTILLERY WAS
srRENGTHENED.
And Neg Weapons introduced In Great
OFFENSIVE OF september IS In
France

LONDON. Nov. Z. $3.50 D. m.-HoV
the British strengthened their artfIisr,
~ the Introduction OF new weapons ana
We sNiiliul handling 81 tho old along the
'front.' iu Flanders where the German
Were driven back in the great offensive
"t september 20 is the chief disclosure
eI popular interest in long official
Dispatch from Yield Marshal sir Iohf,
frthgn go r-,rl kitchener which BE- pub
4ioadQuarterT in France. october 1s
The dispatch is mainly a technical
miuiart review Of the incertlon. the
CARRYING out and the aftermath of fhr
Huilurh. Nevertheless. it brings 40 ~
british public for the first time a fuu
reaizetion 81 The Intensity with which
me Germans launched their counter at-
t1cks. These. General French says. W..
almost continuous from the day ~ fh.
niE Iriilru attack no to and lncludinr
October -
The field marshal writes the Germars
delivered an attack with some as baf-
taIinns Boo ODE froIt limo and with farl-cr
of',H POI 'gpport which was preceded
parts OF thr tDrman front
Germans Hspuissd
IA rlf points of thc line evcrpt tv..
ihe q 'rw1n. were rnpuiscd with the tee
inerdoue iuss and it b. computed ON o.
hah'e authority they lcft some cieht ~
nino inourand dead in front IN the nrit.
lsh ana French treuohrr.r TirId rn--f'.f
French says
fleid Marshal French here refers fa
tnn improvement in che artillery ana fha
arrival of British rcinforcemtnta rav-
ms
since my lasf dispatch thc army has
received STRONG rrInfarccmsrfa. and
every iercemenf has bad be- quot.
uf NrId artillery Iu addition. nururr.,fr
heavy runH and huwIfErra have fs..u
added o. fhr strength OF toe hrnvv arfif.
lnrN. The arrival OF these r.fur..r.-
.l,hl. In tn, l.Id tested fhe capacity of
thn ariIII.rN ua H who're fo ofrnnd anf
meet requirement. of the army"
az che urr hF fhr British force. %
g. IIrId MARSHAL tr.nrU SAYS fhs o..
p'lf"u uHn nI see nF fhr Gnrrn1na com.
PEELED hIm fu resort t1 o. sifnUar uefrrf
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PENNSYLVANIA

til Nf.Ai'I.I I.iiiA. Pa. NH. fr.
.nnuEh a1flew hat overshadowtd hy the
,.nIrri'l marprnltF campaign
ln thte city and tv fahfr fpr local III
h'oe Dr. some other sections af fE.' rfrf.
much interest has been ar1uaef fhrorrr
"ui ffrueN IVnnia in The vote Ia 80.
.lah tlhfaEc Amendment 90 the state
~. lllHt inu nt tomorrow election Tre
.l.IIh tlsta pave conducted auectarufar
,a.lpaiEI. ingiudinE tour ~ everr
q thr Iihrrty heI They have afre
Nl'i liNmtfd much literature In favor
W their cause and tonight wound un
megfiurs here
Woman opposed to thr Amendment
.aNr nlrn conducted M campaign nrf
.tlt infir lran're predict Che defeat
.hr Hun -tF0 .1uer. while hopeful I'd vir.
..nrl rrfure ta make anv prediction IT,
fu fnr vote
many Candidates.
VIC" voter VIII have between nr and
OF candidate fn vote fnr In nffIf... t..
iur fnur rnuHfiiuIInnHT Hmrrfn..r.t-
eh'Ch nprear 90 The bottom Oh n baIi1t
inches long and nearly three feet
Tho Republican leaders srpr..-.f .,,.
lIrnCe tnnf fhrir rlfF firEef hrrfrf rr
lhgmaF smith. VII Do aurrrrafrf
WLln from 100 600 fn $4,000 ma fnrIfr.
hle the independent leaders. Who con.
tnued tholr rampalEn until fonirht AZ.
e iare tlat 9eorgc p Porter win win hv
? reform orrguirafion has oTorcf $50.
goo ln rewards. for the detection ~ ir.
fsEularitiea in The conduct OF the rirr-
three vacancies on thr state .Y-.-.
ior court bench also vii o. ollad
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DIVORCES MUST WAIT

LONDON Nov +. $3.50 %. M.
'orce cases againat omccrs and men
SERVING at thc front win have 10 stand
over until they return to Great britain
such was The decision Of Justice sir
Henry harEravc Dean when asked for
leave 90 serve "a divorce petition upon
en- oHccr on the fighting line
"lt is not in the interests n the ma
lions said tho court. "for men TO-
have their minds diverted from thaIr
duties by such matters They had BET
ter stand over until the men return
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

An ExCErExoNAL chance II Offered
active party with $1,000 20 invest to-
gether with common sense and energy
enough TO conduct . respectable, perma-
nent cash business that's easily man
aged Free from competition and get
rich-quick schemes OF any sort. where
with ordinary labor from 81. 900 to IS. OO0
should be cleared yearly. Owner Invites
the closest Investigation. Fun particu-
lars can be given at personal interview
lntelligencer o-2G-l
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B. M. ASSOCIATION
Aoid nrief Nestnr r.ast night % Con.
haer AerrinE vim Othsr Or
gauiEation. 'IIs aaif

prlei WneflnF 20 fhe uuaIn.ra MlH.a
l.n ~ WhfrlinF wur hrII Del.
~ lradr. buf uofhInr vas rIesn Daf rrr
Nuhilr aLlln fflwrHar Do q uuUffilIaIIr
rfpprted that fhe session eaa hold rsIa.
lte ~ ne mrrHinT ~ fhr several .rfHI
husluoHs urganizafi0ua uni To- fhe auuar
vision ~ fhr iioard ~ Trade
lno cgn9nllnaf ION committee. wFfrH
- erpolutfd arrnr time ego o. fnrrrff.
f.ls re tsasibiilig ~ fhr msrafns. uIfi
~ tneif proposition to The boari dirrc-
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SEALED PROPOSALS

Notice 20 manufacturer. Jobbsrs. Arr-
chants and othsrs Wholesale Dealers
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That
the State Board OF Control OF the state
OF West Virginia will receive bids daily
Al its Office az Charleston. West Virginia.
Tor furnishing supplies for the several
state institutions. the financial manage
ment OF which T. vested In said Board.
Contracts will be awarded 10 the lowest
bidders. quality considered and other
things being equal West Virginia deal
ers will be given preference.
Lists OF supplies needed will be fur
nished bidders ON receipt OF requests
stating the line desired.
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL
ta-i-tf Charleston. West Virginia
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STEAMER HOOKING
CcoBtinusd FROM FIRST PuS..I

states Commissioner OF navigation.
was suspicious OF me. apparently.
when ! applied last May for Ameri.
can registry because my name "a
German. The application was turned
down by MI Chamberlain.
Y then went to Secretary Of Com.
merce Redheld. Mr. Chamberlain S
superior. lie upheld Mr. Chamberlain
Finally. Secretary Lansing. TO whom !
next applied. notified the department
OF commerce. after a long investiga.
ton. that there was no reason why
registry could not be granted. and &C.
cordingly the Hooking was admitted
10 American registry on August 10.
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WANTED-Male Help

WANrED-Best possible opportunity
~ open for two or three
steel business office. where III
can get highest gfsse .Slsiness training
provided they will Tn NIX end work Alao
young man as stenographcr und general
clerk for same office. Also briKht young
nan Tor factory office. Men with high
coliege standing preferred. starting
vance rapidly or leave Address nj 81
care Intelligence. o-g-i
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MASSACHUSETTS

BUS ION. Nov. l-Overshadowinr
in popular interest the election OF a
governor and legislature BE- the issue
also 10 be- determined az the polls to.
morrow Of whether Massachusctts will
eniranchise its one million women
citizens Of votinr are. % is generally
agreed that the vote will be a heavy
one
Leaders Of both sides await the out.
come with serenity. The suHrarisfs
declined tonight 10 give figures on
the Victory which they expect Tho
opposition claimed majority of 100 d.
goo against tho amendment
Only the Progressive and Prohibi.
ton parties have endorsed woman
suffrage. and as the vote will not foI
low party lines. forecasts general.
have been made in harmony with the
personal lcaninss 90 the maker
q ls admitted that che rival cam.
paiFns ON woman suffrage have In.
VolVod total expenditures in this state
of $4,000 Tho nrht was begun acfu.
ally year and half aro. and has
been carried on with a SPIRIT Of ener
fN resOurCefulnoss and endurance
Chat has CHALLENGED the admiration of
oldfime men politicians
The closest contest Tor me govern.
ofship since the echism in tho re-.
publican party OFF Chicago iu 1919 rave
birth 20 the Progressive party. la OK.
peciod at tho election of state on
Gers tomorrow
Governor David o. Walsh was re.
nominated Tor third term by tho
Democrats Former Cnurrrarrnan
samuel W mccall who was defeated
by Governor Walsh b. 10000 votes a
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MASlllNGTON. D r. N0t
pfcials here Informally Indicated TO-
Day their displeaauro at tho action of
Great Britain in selling the American
ship Hooking. because OF the ALLEGED
inNaudify in Co. transfer of rorietrv
70 o. considered likely that a protest
viii De- transmitted to the british for
eiEn ONCE within few days.
The State Department will insist
that The nationality Of American shipe
" determined by the nar. and NOT bv
Ownership. and viii recall several pre
ViouH positions taken by Great nritain
which are said 20 conform 20 tho
American point OF view
Tho fact that The capture wac made
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year ago. again heads the Republican
ticket
Nelson -. Clark is the Progressive
candidate. and William shaw is the
nominee OF the ProhibitiOnists.
The present State officers below
governor are Republican. a legisla-
ture will be elected. The Republicans
had working majority in both
branches last year.
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HALIFAX. y. S.. Nov. ! Proceed
ings were begun in the admiralty court
today for the issuance OF warrants
for the Arrest Of the American steamer
Hooking and tho Dutch steamer Ham.
born. which were brought iu here yes
terday by prize crows from a British
arshlp
Admiralty officials would ritc no
Information regarding the seizure of
the steamers and the same silence
was maintained by the American con
sul here and The captain of the Hook
lnE. The Hooking. which was former.
N The Danish steamer Greenland. was
bound from Ncw York Tor Norfolk
va, for coal when she waa halted by 4
British cruiser Tho IiamIorn cleared
from Now York Tor Caibafien. Cuba
with "a general cargo and was SIS miles
from NoW York when ahr was held up
Captain Van Eyde. of the Hamborn
said ho had mo- idea why Do was
brought here or how long boz would
have fo stay
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-02

ID. 3. Smith. of Moundsville. presented
an interesting paper. The Radical
and the Conservative"
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CARD OF THANKS.

Mrs. Charles Hin and family wishes
TO thank all neighbors and friends for
the kindness and sympathy shown in
their great loss Of husband and father.
MRS. CHARLES HILL
AND FAMILY.
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MINISTER'S MEET.

Tho Methodist Churches Ministerial
Union mot yesterday in the Fourth
street NJ p church Dr. No. D. Conn
ton. Of Moundsviilo. presided. and Dr
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WANTED-Two solicitors for
special work. Call at Intelh-
yencer Office and ask for Mr..
Blair.

wANrED-Railway mail clerk. wantes
$500 month. Wheeling examination
coming. Write immediately Frankiin
Institute. Dept 46s-H. Rochester. n. Y.
o-ls-t-n-is-w-fs
WANTED-Salesman 70 call ON hest
merchants IN Wheeling and vicinity.
must furnish best reference and bond
state fully what you have done Univer.
sal Movie Ticket Co. jenkins Arcade
Pittsburgh. Pa o-2s-m
WANTED-Mschinist Boring mill an
lathe hands. who can work from blue
prints Must be first class experienced
machinists- Apply Employment Depart.
ment. Westinghouse Electric a Mfg. Co.
East Pittsburgh. Pa o-i9-tf
WANTED-Two young men TO work
aews agents on b. a o. trains. Apply
al Union News Co. office. u. a o. depot
so-s-u
WANrED-Agents 10 sell the New En-
press Vacuum Cleaner and CARPET
sweeper. on weekly. payments OF IS cts
Big sales. Big pay. &. Il. Adams Co
lliO-il42 Main 81. Up stairs. ap-2S-tf
WANTED-At once. several good deliv-
cry and sales boys. to work before
school. Apply at Circulation Depart
ment. lntelltgencer. between and g
a. m.
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while The vessel was On route from
one port ~ tho United States 10 an.
other also caused much discussion
among ohcials. who indicated that n
he practice became eoncraI. vigorous
representations on the subject would
BE- forthcoming
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FOR RENT
Pine Woodlawn Home Tor sale a. a
very Reasonable Price

Located on Maple avenue. z rooms and
bath. reception hail. sun parIor. furnace
and etc. in fact a modern home in all
its details one ~ the best constructed
homes in this desirable location. owner
viii consider good Dot 81 part payment.
balance on good terms
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STONE & THOMAS
employees FETE
HOLD DELIoHTPuL HALLOWEEN
fAkTr ON SIXTH FLOOR or BIG
STORE
ftrm Contributes $500 TO Bsnsfit Puma
FROM which Sick Bensfits Are
Paid Members Of Association

Members OF the stone and Thomas
nenetit Association gave a beautiful APP
floor OF the stone and Thomas depart
inent store last night. The floor had
been cleared. and was decorated with
red and white streamers. and the lights
had been shaded In yellow lending a mel
LOW glow TO the room. Dancing proved
the popular diversion. summers or
chestra furnishing the music.
Quite a few OF the guests. includlne
the employees OF this up-to-date estab-
iishment. were In Costumes. This was
the association and proved quite popu-
lar- Al o'clock the grand march open
f fH the program; IL being led by y. Y.
huseinan- For those who did not dance.
cards and dominoes were enioyed in
charge OF Miss Mollie Beltz
n. Dif i, members OF The association
Hodge sang beautiful solo: also Miss
Hornbake- Miss Wilson delighted the
assemblage by a clever recitation and
all numbers were repeatedly encored. Al
II o'clock a luncheon was served in the
Tea room. which was In charge of Mr..
follack. The decorations hl-e were
contrived In an especially pretty way.
queer little Jack-o-lanternS Ws-- pl-.,.
~ ~ every coneeiva6le place and the Ia
shaded candelabra and centered with
mammoth pumpkins and chrysanthe-
floor the decorations We're Characters
TIC OF the Autumn months and We're a
prettily arranged lattice basket filled
NUNS. which decked all the talf pillars.
At the close of the banquet Mr.. J. n.
Dean, in a well worded address. well
coined the guests. In the course OF his
remarks Mr. Dean announced thar the
firm OF stone a. Thomas mad given
$4,000 10 the fund being raised by the
association for the benefit of its snefn-
bers In event OF sickness or injury. This
tund was first instituted in June and
already hes paid near $1,000 in benefits
10 employees. vote OF thanks was then
rendered for the gift and entertainment
and three rousinE cheers for the firm OF
Stone & Thomas ended the evenings
festivities.
The following formed a committee on
serving Miss Sallie Stringer. Miss Fan
ME Dyson. Miss Mary Webster Mrs.
Ruey. Miss Rose Dunning. Miss Lizzie
Ennis. Miss Lettie Coleman. Mrs. L. Gar
best. Miss Lizzie Lawther. Miss Clara l..
Hodgsons. Mrs. Jessie Wells. Mrs. A.
Herschman.
The menu was a delight and served In
perfect manner as follows:
MENU.
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WANTED-Female Help
SALESLADY WANTED
FOR SALE-Automobile

ron SALE-Automobile Six Cyiinde
touring car. o. A. Smith. u. S. Lauu
dry. Bellaire. Ohio. se-sO-t
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For Sale

PLEASANT VALLEY HOME-Of ten
rooms; bath and laundry. Lot s0x
isvO. Spring water piped into house.
an ideal home.
ZINE BUILDING SITE-In woodsdala
Lot 2lOxB2O Containing 81 acre.
more or less. VIII sell as a whole or
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LOST

LosT-Thursday. between Pennington
and Colerain. lady's handbag. Reward
TO finder. Notify J. G. Theaker, Bridge
port o.. X. ID. ?. Bell phone 55R2.
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FOR SALE

The Homestead" cottage on
Moundsvilie Camp Grounds, in
good condition. Address Forest
View" Box i02. Elm Grove, ". Va
Or call Bell phone 7e-L. Elm Grove