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set and gold and purple. the soft mixed
tans and grays. co or necked, the
blue and black or blue and green mix
lures.
Broadclshs are In again. though
with a softer surface than Of old. Ga
bardine and whipcord and velours de
laine and gloveskin cloth and dozen
other stuffs are all favorltes with the
tailors.
Tne softer stuffs are more likely
than the tweeds and homespuns to
find themselves informal OF line and
fur trimmed. though some exceed
ingly handsome suits OF homespun and
frieZe, In colurs such az amber yell
low. Natter blue and rose. are Law
ishly trimmed with dark fur and made
in Russian style.
There is great diversity of length
even in the fitted or semi-fitted tai
lored suit coats. one imported model is
black and white rough check. made
with the utmost severity. has its skirts
fiaring to great width below "a rather
snugly fitted waist. and these coat
skirts fall below the knee Other
tailored coats are in length like the
The sun., 1915-10-24

Velvet, of course. is greatly used
for street costumes of the dressy, af-
ternoon type and an increasing use OF
rich satin for such afternoon two
piece or three piece costumes is no.
ticeable. The satin Is made up on the
same lines as the velvet and in the
same popular coiorings and has the
same inevitable trimming Of fur.
In the long full coat suits. warmly
lined and heavily fur trimmed, these
satin costumes are extremely likable
and likely To give better service than
velvet. but nothing is so becoming as
velvet.
The high fur collar to a certain en-
tent solves this problem and makes
the satin or cloth coat almost as be-
coming a. the velvet one.
Where the coat itself hasn't a fur
collar small furs Of some kind are
worn with it. Not that they are AL
ways small. The modish fur scarf
of the season often reaches enormous
proportions and would he hopelessly
hunglosornc were II not amazingly
suppl" and light and very cleverly ad-
iustcd. But there are hosts Of fur
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one ske,ched here. Still others end
at line somewhere in between the
two.
When II comes to the French vcr-
sion of the tailored suit lines are even
more lax.
If short. loose coat Is becoming
there are many models from which
to che ose. all OF them slim of shoulder
and very wide at bottom. and most
of them with high collars to make up
for their shortness elsewhere.
These suits are frequently trimmed
in fiat. wide bands Of short haired
peltry. with cuffs and collar Of the
fur. though simpler models are plain
or braid trimmed.
The model of our small cut has its
bands of moleskin cut at the upper
edge in broad. shallow scallops; but,
ON the whole. plain fur bands are more
effective. Mole and seal are the
two furs most often used in this way,
though chinchilla. squirrel beaver and
nutria are also pressed into service.
beaver and nutria being however,
rather too thick for satisfactory band
ings on the short coat bottom.
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wanted them and wouldn't want
them II | could have them. and ]
couldn't look like the women who wore
them II could get them and wanted
them. and thank heaven | couldn't"
Too reactionary. perhaps. but wiser
than the girl who was hurrying home
10 copy the gorgeous and extreme
pink evening frock in cheap ma
terials.
mo back at all above the belt. eX-
cept just that one layer of tulle. you
know" she was explaining to the
friend with her. "and sleeveless. Why,
anybody could make it, And the skirt
shirred like that at the sides and
about twelve inches from the floor.
It's a perfect peach and So easy to
do"
Educating the masses is noble but
somewhat ,iCklish busin ass.
The masses bring us back tn Fifth
avenue, Il used to belong To the
classes. but after all the masses are
the classes. and-but about those
street costumes.
The skirts are all full. That goes
without saying. but some flare more
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-05
STOMACH MISERY
QUI,KLY VANISHES

Your money back n YOU want 70 is
The way in which an tho leading drug
stores are selling Miona the great
dyspepsia remedy
This ia 1n unusual plan. buf Mona
has ECO much merit and fs 20 almost
Invariably eucceEsful in relieving al
forms ~ INDIGESTION that the dealers
run but little rick in selling under a
guarantee OF fhis kind
DO not b. miserable or make vour
friends miserable With your dyspepsia
Mona viii help YOU Or 90 doesn't.
tell your druggist that you want your
money back and DO viii chcrrfuHy re-
fund
a chanee FOR no better viii be seen
from The nret few doaea OF Nlo.na
and ltH continued use win soon start
YOU on fhe road Co perfect digestion
nnd enjoyment OF food
Mona has been go uniformly enc
ccesful that every box is sold under
pusifIvc guarantees TO refund the
money NJ ~ does NOT relieve What
iairor proposition could be nader
You can ret Mioua on this money
back guarantee from practically every
t.ureI.f .n ihIa vicinity. including q
90 GrIert q co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-05
DRY FORCES OF WEST VIRGINIA
TO GATHER HERE NEXT
WEEK.
Major Smith. Sam Small, Governor
Hatfield. Commissioner Blue and
Others on Program.

This last summer the Anu-SaIoon
League OF the United States held a
monster convention OF ten thousand
delegates at Atlantic City. Address.
ing that convention were the pest
speakers zoe prohibition platform al
lords. On October 18TH and 18th the
Anti-Saloon League OF West Virginia
has arranged TO bring TO Wheeling
the choicest OF those who appeared on
the Atlantic City program. At tbs
time great mass Prohibition Law
Enforcement State Convention will be
held at the Market House Auditorium,
Wheeling
BY hose who heard sam Small az
the mid summer convention. he Is said
to have made the greatest address
there. Sam Small was best known
for many years from his association
with the inimitable Sam Jones IN
eyangelistic work. but In later years
~ has added 10 his laurels by MS
stirring and impassionate addresses
against the liquor traffic
one Of the strongest and brainiest
advocates the liquor traffic ever had
will also address this convention This
IL Major Dan Morgan Smith. Of en-.
cago 1ut he comes TO TINS convention
a. soldier fighting against the liquor
traffic harder than he ever fought for
IT, Not only Is he % fighter. but DC
b an orator and attorney Of pro.
nouncod ability. At one time ne was
General Counsel for the National
Model License League. and nov -
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Al ls IN readiness for the opening
81 the third annual fall festival AZ
Bellalre this morning n the weather
man h. congsnial and shows any dis
position 10 be- good for the succeed
INK four days. Bellaire viii have one
Of the biggest and claanest events ever
witnessed On The history Of the city
fThe city BE- boo gala attire ready 10 re.
cefFe the thousands Of visitors that
have. attended previous analrs ln Bel
iaife The citizens n the town are
tnown % DO generous. and whenever a
biz event taxes place at che Belmont
county metropolis he people respond
feeilng sure they viii be- entertained
m loyal style. the Bellaire way OF do.
ing hing
The formal opening uili take place
this morning AZ 30 o'clock whom the
doors % The exhibition halls will ba
thrown open Tho Judges will START
their work today and before wednre.
day evening they expect 90 announce
tho prize winner
Free Attractions.
There viii b. many free attractions.
perhaps the m0at interesting will b.
Tho speilman bears. which viii eE.
hlhH every Afternoon and evening al
. 30 and 2 20 ~ tho corner % Thirty.
second and Union streets Tho erhL
blflon o. free and la retarded ar one
~ The best % ~ animal acts In tho
world Mrs. Frank sDellman has 20
traiaed ne animals hat they respond
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BELLAIRE'S FALL FESTIVAL AND
CARNIVAL TO OPEN THIS MORNING

to every command. Other free at
fractions will be saged on the midway
on Twenty-sixth street. In addition
viii be the various exhibits including
the domestic science and manual
farming departments OF the high
school, the Horticultural exhibit and
the fancy work and art exhibit. these
being held in the Commercial Club
rooms.
The Carnival.
The Great American Shows are fur
nishing the attractions for the big
event The shows opened last even
Ing on the Twenty-sixth street
grounds, and despite the threatening
weather q large crowd attended. The
shows. were well patronized. and IA
Norable comment was heard on all
sides regarding the high quality of
tho attractions In the construction
OF the shows the executive committee
OF the Bcllaire Commercial Club Sc
lecfed/ only those which appeal 10
lovers OF good entertainments. and II
Us this care that will make the shows
success. All the attractions will be
open every afternoon and evening. and
every precaUtiOn will be taken to pro-
tect The patrons while on the grounds.
According 10 the weatherman. Tues.
days forecast looks a little doubtful.
There was n certain something In the
breeze mat stirred up the nags last
night that seemed 10 promise showers
to-day. However. the weatherman
may BE- mistaken. az he sometimes is.
and the day may be- fun Of sunshine
for the formal opening OF thes car
nival.
VIII Brave Weather
should the wcatherman feel an.
rcred because Beilairo people are try.
ing 10 hold r. fan festival the little
showers that are promised Will have
no effect 20. keeping away the crowds
People on pleasure bound do not care
Tor n little "sprinklInr There are
numerous attractions On tho city A.
which The vlsit0rP can bc entertained
The most important Of these b. the
poultry show 'n Turner hail 10 will
pay everybody t0 yisit The show ana
Fre the difference between chickens"
and high bred poultry Nearly 600
birds. representing every variety ~
breed. from the dlminutivp bantam on
up through the list 10 the LARGEST
breed exhibited Fanciors from an
parts ~ Eastern ohio and West vir.
glrla have their prize birds on evhlbi.
ton The show viii b. thrown opon
this afternoon. when judge stream. ~
Mt Vernon. o.. viii boRin che Iude
inr
TOnight myriads Of electric urnts
Wili bo turned on ln tho business Ole.
tricf and everythIne tsr been done 70
handle q LARGE crowd
Good Train Service
The midnight train on tho Rart
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TAKEN BACK
Thomas r. Zepp, Arrested in This
City on Charge Of Forgery, Re-
moved to Washington.

Thomas r. Zepp. arrested I'm this
city on request OF the Washington,
-. C., government police. was removed
from the lookup yesterday morning in
charge OF Detective Warren. Zepp.
VINO Is said 10 be the superintendent
OF the coach department OF the b. e.
-. IL charged with forging the name
Of a wellknown Washington firm 10
a check whose face value is 81. 500
Iepp was arrested Saturday but his
arrest was kept secret until the an.
thorities came for him yesterday. He
consented 10 go back 10 Washington
without papers Detective Warren
complimented Frazier and Mlnard
upon their arrest OF the alleged crimi.
nal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-05
AGAIN POSTPONED
Injunction Proceedings Against Ira
delphia District School Board 20
Come Up Thursday.

IL was learned yesterday that the
arguments on tho Injunction against
The Triadelphla district BOARD Of Fdu.
cation. which we're to Do made before
Judge Hervey today. have again ison
postponed. However. 60 viii boz taken
up Ihursday and some action win
probably be taken
This r. the third time that the pro.
ceedings have been continued twice
at tho request OF tho board itself
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-05
BURNS OF LITTLE
GIRL ARE FATAL

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
CLARKSBURG. W. Va. Oct. A.
Edith. five-yesr-old daughter of VIII
lam Freymark. a potter of Industrial.
who formerly lived at East Liverpool.
o.. died today Of burns received two
days ago. when her clothing ignited
from a bonfire in the back yard of her
home, as she and several other little
girls were playing around f. The
body viii BE- taken to East Liverpool
for burial
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-05
NOTHING FoR PUBLICATION.
Consolidation Committee Meets But
Does Not Finish Work.

There e. nothing 10 be given out
Tor publication was mo statement
following tho meeting of tho Board ri
Trade consolidation committee. hold
last niFht % De- however. understood
MAJ no acton was taken ln having
mo Two commercial urranIratI1ns
Hkfn over and conducted bv tho OF
icinl7 of he board Another mroffre
OF OBJ" consolidation committee eH.
Do held Within tho rfvf f.u pe.Ee
when donulfo action WIN ukoIt Boz
taken relative to mcfelnr tho assoc
ciafion vIth fhs board
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EVERYTHING IN READINESS FOR
THIRD ANNUAL cELE8RA-
TON.
Exhibits Open This Morning-Poultry
Show Featurl-Judeina starts
Today.
FALL FESTIVAL PROGRAM
Opening Day

Opening Day
All exhibits open at 10 a. m
Close ~ 10 p. m.
Horticulture Exhibit-Old. Post
office Building. Union street.
Domestic Science. Art and
Needlework Exhibits, Muth
Building. Belmont street.
High School Stahl.
Kurtz Building. Belmont
street
Poultry Turner Hall
Belmont street. 1880 p. m.
Morning judging Of all ex-
hlbits.
Judging in Window Dressing
Contest Judges. Fred Nc
Conn. Andrew Fredericks.
Leo s Hamm
Band Concerts Free Attrac-
trions. Midway Twenfy-sixth
street grounds.
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CHURCHES OF
CHRIST MEET.
ANNUAL SESSION OF. WHEELING
DISTRICT HELD IN WARWooD
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Reports Show Material Increase IN
Membership-AIl Day Meeting
Today.

] At O'Clock yesterday afternoon the
first session OF the Churches OF Christi
was called to order at the Christian
church, NarwoOd, by the president
Z J. b. Smith. OF Moundsville Tne|
Rev. {. W. Fuller. Jr, OF McMechen
acted as secretary. The Rev. W. al
I Fields. pastor OF the First Christian|
church. wheeling. made a very interI
esting address, followed by the RevI
Mr.. Smith, speaking on Authority mi
Z Religion A discussios led by tneI
Rev. J. J. Morgan OF Bethany, aIsc'
spoke, followed BY the appointing oil
committees; NOMINATING the Rev WI
Fields. the Rev. John r. Clark and
, Mrs. j. ID. Taylor. ways and meansI
the Rev c. w. Fuller. Jr.. the Rev. n
NJ. Little. the Rev. W. +. Pierce and
the Rev. o. c. White
A report was also given by the dir
terent delegates from the p churches
In this district OF four counties whicn
are as follows: Baptisms during tnd
year. 4b5, members taken into the
churches. 315: membership Id
churches, ISIS. and the number I'D
Sunday schools. 1851. The session
was closed with = song and ben die
ton. followed with a delicious suppet.
BY the ladies' OF the Christian ohurcrE
In the social
Today the ladies will serve all pres
ent who are unable to get home TOT
dinner or supper
The evening session was opened a
Z 20 with talk by the Rev. John X
Clark cf Elm Grove Prof N. u
Miller. ~ Bethany. also delivered an
inferesiiuR address on The EfucIen
Adult Teacher. The Rev O q WhueT
oi Bethany, made a pleasing talk cd
"A Flv told Cooperation "
The convention will close this even
ing Following is the program ioN
today
Morning
2 90 Devotional .........
............F. NJ Biddie. WelIsrur
p 90 Address. "Our District Work
............ ". = Pierce. Came~oi
2 90 Discussion
10t00-C. " n Session. led by.
........ Mrs y y Morgan. nethan
Afternoon.
2 co. Devotional .................
........C. ". Fuller. Dr.. McMoche
% REPORTS Of committees. Elcc.
lion of Officers. Reports from
Churches, diminished business
sond and Bcntdictfun
Evening
z 80 Devotional ..................
......... IT n imhoff Foliansbo
80 Address ........
.......-...R. p Caman. Wheeln
30 address
BE-. Pres. T q Crsmbloit Bethan
? 900 sons and Dcuodictiun.
Two years ago there were NJ faru
houses in london near which nerIcu
turo was carried on Totals shove
ESQ acres of city land in wheat an
100 arrrn In frrIf rrowfnr
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horticultural Exhibit

The horticultural exhibit will De
held in the old postoffice building on
Belmont street. Hundreds OF sam
pies OF the fruits. grain and vege-
tables. all the products OF the farms
OF Belmont county. will be on exhibit.
One prominent fruit grower OF nel-
mont county has forty entries on the
way which will be installed in the. ex-
hibition hall this morning. The horti-
cultural exhibit will be the largest
ever held In Belmont county.
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Glencoe Friday night. "BnI" and Jim"
night. The Ohio River and Western
railroad will run a special train from
Woodsheld, leaving the latter place
at p. m. Returning. the train Will
leave Bellaire at IL d. m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-05

NirH .on services GRO being held
fhIe wrnt .u fIn sI Uargs Catholic
Church iF N.. raI~-.a DamWu. anal
Maurice.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-05

The midnight train on tho Hari
more and ohio Will stop af Noff ana
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Two years ago there were NJ farul
houses I'm London near which africuI
ture was carried on Totals shovel
ESQ acres OF city land in wheat aul
40 acres In fruit growing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-05
PRINCIPALS MTFr-

Yesterday afternoon the principals
Of The different schools % the Wheel
joe district held meeting ln tho
llgh school building ONLY rouffna
matters were discussed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-05
MANY SPEAKERS ANNOUNCED FOR
LAW ENFORCEMENT CONVENTION

Judge Advocate Of the Illinois Ma.
tional Guard Major Smiths coming
viii be Of unusual interest. for in the
West Virginia prohibition campaign
ne spoke here for the vets
One thing more than anything else
I that gives force and meaning TO this
convention is the appearance Of Uov.
ernor Hatfield and Commissioner or
prohibition, Fred o. Blue. These two
men. both Of whom stand for the Wig
orous enforcement Of the Prohi billion
law. will speak on the second day.
The most unique feature OF the
whole convention will be the Hall
Summers debate This T. not a cut
and-dried wet" and dry" debated.
but is an exposition Of the iniquities
OF the license system presented in a
most original way. A shrewd liquor
politician seems to glOst over the man
ner In which he and his gang nut
through their deals and propositions
Their debate r. described as q thun-
derbolt Joined to q tornado with a
cyclone accompaniment.
Among others on the program are
judge McWhorteT. Mrs Lenna Yost
Tom Hare. the man who made West
virginia dry. and Superintendent J. A.
White of Ohio
most inspiring leader Of song las
been obtained for this convention. and
along with him pianist who toys
with he Keys OF a piano like n child
does With kitten. y. U. Excel ana
bis pianist Roper form musical
team without an equal for convention
purposes In this country.
With the idea OF demonstrating the
strength Of the sentiment In this state
M favor 81 the enforcement OF tue
prohibition law monster street
farade has been planned This parade
viii likely be- headed BY Governor Hat
held and Commissioner Blue. with
delegations from all over The state foi.
lowing Win bands and floats
The main features Of the program
aro AZ follows:
tuesday Night
Address ........... Rev r NJ. Hare
Address ...... sam small. Of Georgia
"wednesday Forenoon.
Address-"Tho Next Battle ....
...................G Geo. W. Crabbe
Prosecuting Attorneys Hour-"Tha
lost Law Of Work" Hon. J. q
Hutchluson. pros atty Raleigh
county Hon. a D. Findley. pros
atty Harrison county Hon james
Parriott proc atty Marshall
county
Hall and Summers. Dialogue Debat.
"wednesday Afternoon.
address ....... Hon ~ u HatHeId
Address Hon. J A. White of Ohio
Greetings from West virginia Wo-
men Christian Temperance Union
........... Mrs. t.onna Love Yost
Address. Judge J. { McWhorter
6. 20 Street Parade
"wednesday Nluht
Addrcaa ......... Hon Pred q Blue
Address Major Dan Morgan Smttn
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DR.. David Starr jordan has been
elected q member OF the Royal Sved-
lsh Academy OF Science. at stock
holm. in appreciation Of bis work IN
zoology.
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House from m
HUGE P!LE OF GQLl

There is more gold in the United
States than in any other country in
the world. The latest Treasury fig
ures show that on Aug. 2 there was
$2,OO6,398, 500 gold cash and bullion
the greatest stock of gold of any
country in the world, probably
greater than any other two countries
in the world.
+ The supply of gold in the United
States is the greatest in her history
and she is still accommodating it at
the rate of $12,0OO,OOO month,
which was the amount added to the
stock of gold in July, or between
July l and Aug 2.
No nation in the world, ancient or
modern, ever had such a stock of
the precious metal England today
has, it is estimated, $8O0,0O0O0O.
She has been boarding the metal
and urging the people to use paper
money. The increase in the stock
OF gold IN the United States is at
tributed to the accretions from the
balance of trade, which is now so
largely in favor of the United States.
In 1907, when the United States
had about $1,612.OOO,OOO in gold,
Great Britain had about $564,OOO,-
600. The other leading nations held
gold as follows:
Germany, $1,O44,OO0,OOO; Russia,
100000; France, $9O6,OOO,OOO; Au-
stria, $3O3,OOO,OOO, Italy, $258,OOO,-
OOO-National Tribune, Washington,
D. c., 18th inst.
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UNDER SEA
BATTERIES FOOL PROOF

East Orange, N. j. Sep. IL
"The batteries which l have de-
signed for submarines are not OIL
~ gas proof and explosion-proof''
said Thomas A. Edison in his
laboratory at West Orange today,
"but they are 'fool-proof.' 1t
matters not how inexperienced a
seaman may be, he can not make a
mistake with that battery that will
cause corrosion, chlorine gas or an
explosion"
Mr.. Edison was at work on a
new invention in his laboratory
and did hot wish to be disturbed.
At first he refused to be seen, but
later, when informed that infor-
nation was desired about his SUBJ
marine storage batteries, he called
the reporter in and talked while
he continued at his work. Recent
Iy it was said that Mr.. Edison had
spent several millions of dollars in
experiments alone on his battery
ard that when he gave it to the
Government he was certain it was
the perfect battery, but insisted
upon the most rigid tests. -
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ENGLISH RAILWAY UNION
THREATENS TO TIE UP ROADS

London, Sep. 28-The executive
committee of the Amalgemated
Union of Railway Servants unani-
mously endorsed today the state
ment in the house of commons on
Thursday of j. II. Thomas that
CONSUMPTION would bring on an
industrial revolution, and that tie
railway workers would stop work.
The resolution adopted by the
C ON 10 i.ttee congratulates Mr..
Thomas, who is the organizing
secretary of the labor body, upon
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Judge v. ". Lambdin To
~ ,I.f Nd a f.h,-
Hold Court Iu New York

Macon Ga. Sept. 19--United States
Judge W. W. Lambdin, of Savannah,
who will hold the October term of
the federal court in Macon, has been
invited to New York to hold court
there for one of the United States
Judges. Judge Lambdin acceptsd
the invitation, and Judge Emory
Speer will, therefore, hold the
Savannah court. .....