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The Washington herald., 1915-01-24
CIVIC WORKERS
PROGRAM BROAD
Connecticut Avenue Citizens
Association Laying Plans
for 1915.
COMMITTEES ANNOUNCED
Several Members Named to Confer on
Boundaries of Associations with
Commissioner.

The Connecticut Avenue Citizens As
sUCiation has planned an active year in
taking care Of the civic interests of the
stretch of suburban territory running
out from the Calvert Street Bridge to
Chevy Chase Circle. The executive COM
mitteC has rcOrganized to press vigorous
ly the needs of that entire section. with
a view to cooperating with the District
Commissioners and other authorities and
in taking such other steps as the policy
Of the organization. now one of the larE-
est civic associations in the District, may
determine.
Already the association has brought
about various improvements in street car
facilities and other action in the in
forests of the citizens beyond the Rock
Creek bridges. as to public utilities,
streets and sidewalks fire and police pro-
lection. school park and other problems
Through its committee on legislation has
pointed out needs in that direction to
both Congress and the Commissioners.
President Gage has announced the fol-
lowing committee for this year: Public
utilities. Arthur T. bowel. chairman; W.
J. Hughes. William J. Browning. f. G.
Graham. G. NJ. johnson, L. II. Johnston,
and John NJ. Williams.
Committees Announced.
Legislation. l.. NJ. David. chairman:
P;NI Dulanc, r. b. FleharDy. John l.
IlarGrove. r B. II. Lyon. +. E. Rhodes
and William Andrew Smith.
Public Health-Dr. T. \. Poole chair
man; Dr +. J. Collins. DR.. ". G. Emery,
Or 4 :. Holton. Dr. W. F. HLdebrand
Dr. W. II. Heron. and DR. +. Wenner.
Fire and Police Protectiun-David l.
Sclke. chairman: \. NJ. Fishel, Herbert
\. Gill, ". \. Kelsey. c. c. Klein, VI. \.
l.c~se. and ". =. Van Wicklc.
" ID l.
James F. Fitz Gihbon, Charles J. Kapp-
icr +. 5. Newton d. NJ. Rosen. +. D.
Turner. and A. r. Narcla.
Publicity-Frederic A Emery. chair
man; James Z. Alexander Henry Hand
ford. Monroe +. Miller. J. J Murphey
Dr. r. B. Rosa and Herbert T. shannon.
Streets. Sidewalks. and Lights. Slater
Davidson chairman: NJ. \. CasselI. II. G.
NnsIey. J. {. BenzinE. Or. ]. Bartlett
Mills. Albert 5 Jones. and f. T. ODanieT
Sewer and Water Supply-E. Swavely
chairman: William ". Burrell. Isidorc
Freund. II. s GOtt. Joseph Ludwig, F. 4.
Roman. and r. A. Wilson.
Public SchooIs-F. W Ashley. chair
man; DR. Emory \. Bryant, Washington
y Berry. F. 9. Daniel, II. G. Grove. c.
W. Norton. and Dr. A. Simon.
Parks and Parking-CoI. George A.
Armes. chairman: William T. Carpenter
J. w. T DuyeI. Commodore w. s. Hosg.
s. L. Nye. Edward W. Parker. and Will
lam II. Santlemaun
DR. +. 4. Bryant. as delegate. and
J. Slater Davidson. as alternate, to the
Federation or Citizens Associations. are
keeping the federation and the associa-
tiOn in close cooperation.
To Report on BOundHries.
A a meeting Of the executive COM
mittec. Representative Kahn. Of Cali
foTnia. who has taken live interest
in District affairs. was invited to ad-
dress the association at its meeting
February 10.
\ committee OF three members. com
priSinE DIT. T. A. Poole, chairman, and
The Washington herald., 1915-01-24
Ever Hear of Such Things ?

New York. Jan. 22-New Workers can
have a hurdyGurdy mans license can
CeIed if his machine is out of tune. ac-
cording TO ruling of License Commits
sioner Bell.
Copenhagen. Jan. 2G.-Gcrman tailors and
dressmakers met at Frankfort and de
creed that the prevailing color this spring
should be the field gray of the German
uniform. The style will be military.
Mineola. y. y. Jan. 23.-Justice Crane
sentenced Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Brown
to six months trial separation" They
are to live in the same house. but sleep
in separate apartments.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-24

you can relieve neural
gia, sciatica. sore throat,
sore muscles. sprains,
stiT Joints and sore feet
with a few applications:
large 5-oz. bottles, reg
ular 50c size. This sale,
The Washington herald., 1915-01-24
POSSE BATTLES WITH OUTLAWS
Three Men Captured After Rihe
Duel in Woods.

Granite Springs. y. Y, Jan. - or
ncrcd in a shack in Rucks Hollow. not
far from Lake Mahopac. where They
had taken shelter after seriously wound
ing A citizen Of this town who surprised
them as they were attempting to rob
the postoffice carly today. thr"" outlaws
fought a pitched hattl" with Sheriff Wis
sendangcr and six deputies. who took mp
their trail after the alarm was given.
Although tho fighting WAS Of dos-
pcrstc character and many shots wor"
fired only ono deputy was injured. The
trio was capturcd after hard fight
The Washington herald., 1915-01-24

35c ID e n { q pc . RI Tooth
Paste, worth recon-
mending. ....2 for 26c
25c Witch Hazel Tooth
Soap, in use the world
over ..........2 for 26c
IOc Chalk & OrrIs Tooth
Powder. 2 for lie
The Washington herald., 1915-01-24

25c Mrs. POtter's Peroxide soaps
heals Chappcd skin.
= cakes for c8c
IOe JerSen's Violet GI-ccrioe
Soap p.....: cakes for lie
I5c BensOn'S Peroxide Soap.
= cakes for IBc
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-10-12
Strong for Dallas for
National Convention

4 prominent Oklahoma Democrat
nov spending few days sa Chiekesns
On business. was speaking 10 the isDig
III the cheaney hotel about the posi-
mIities oi Dallas AZ the coneertien
city Of The next national democratic
president -making gabfesi = an for
Dallas. the gentleman said 40
matter what others NAY say about the
Texas city not being able 70 take care
Of the democratic crowds in event she
lands the persimmoh. believe those
crowds II Jackscnian democrats wil
be handled b. the city " Dallas ID q
true democratic manner
DO yoa really believe that Dallas
viii find bed for every Democrat,
querled a bystander. who bad visited
Dallas al some preceding time. whsla
the state FAIR crowds we're there.
y don't know anything about the
beds replied the prominent Okla.
homa Democrat bur have visited
Dallas, sir and ! am here to aver and
defy successful contradiction Of thr
ayerment that Dallas can and viii
afford a drink for every Democrat
present. and that drink win not b,
Trinity river water. sir: no. sir. not
by blank sight.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-10-12

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-10-12
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-10-12
sensos ls GUEST or HONOR

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erzssons Of the psFY waB 70 she hpnpr
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-10-12
BOARD or TRADE MEETS

ty United Press
PARAMOUNT NJ. Va On. Z Tas
Efr9snsa debs. oasO.sYost vifzlsia So4g
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discussed tooa9 b. ibe annnai eongen-
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NJ Trade
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-30
BENW00D
Conditions Are improving.

From what can be learned. the low.
er mill OF the Wheeling Steel q Iron
Company plant. South Benwood, will
continue operation I'm full for many
weeks 10 come. as sufficient orders
are now booked TO assure this. Moth.
ing official can be had. however. as
TO the prospect Of the plants future
operation. The Hitchman coal works.
also In South Benwood. is running full
at present. and Il is likely that II will
be operated through the summer. The
general industrial activities are grad
ually improving i'm this community.
but conditions are not normal. should
the Riverside plant. which employs
several thousand men when on In full.
resume operations u would mean a
great deal to BenwoOd and vicinity.
~ II IS the backbone Of the industrial
activity Of this section. This plant
will not resume operation until 20
shall have started up When that will
be e. a question The B A. O. shops
have increased their forces to some
extent during the past few weeks. and
number Of men who were laid OF
last fall have returned TO work The
local coke ovens are being operated
the greater part 81 the time In full
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-30
WELLSBURG

WELISBURG. w. Va. April 70
On next Monday evening the Hamil.
ton Club OF this city will conduct the
revival services in the NJ. E church
at Bethany. Rev. Summerton has
charge of the revival. which will con
unue for about ten days. and has
asked the club members to take the
Monday meeting in charge A large
delegation OF the members OF the club
viii 20 TO Bethany on Monday. leaving
here on the 6:45 D. m car. arriving
In Bethany at 1880. and the services
will be started promptly upon their
arrival. The party will leave Bethany
et O'Clock for the trip back home.
The revival at Bethany r. said to
be very successful and a great wor,~
is being done. similar to the revival
which closed at the NJ. 2. church at
Independence recently. Pastors from
Wellsburg, Follansbee and Rev. Mr..
Fryckland. OF Franklin. will have
charge OF some of the services.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-30
WelIsbura Personals.

George NJ. Floyd. proprietor of the
Hotel Follansbee. was a business call.
ct in town this afternoon.
J. L. Dueley. insurance agent. of
Follansbee. was among the business
callers i'm town today.
Dr. c. r. Werlich visited Thursday
I'm Pittsburgh.
NJ. G. Ledger left today for Pitts
burgh
J. X SHOEMAKER is I'm Holiday s
Cove. on business. today.
James McGinnis of the country. Wis.
tied here on Thursday morning and
left in the afternoon to attend TO sev.
eral business matters in Steubenyille
Sammy O'Neil OF Brilliant. O.. was
a Wellsburg caller on Wednesday eve
ming.
Mrs. Arch Cooper and young son
ByTne. OF GAINESVILLE. o.. are visiting
at the home OF Mrs. Cooper's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John 4. Byrne.
Ray Curtis was a Steubenville. o..
caller on Wednesday evening.
Walter Zogg vas a Pittsburgh bust
ness caller on Wednesday
Attorneys John c. Palmer. Jr. and
-. r. Sommerville. OF Wheeling were
Wellsburg legal business callers on
Thursday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-30
The QUICKEST WAY
TO END CATARRH
Just One Sure Way To BE Ria OF
This Ailment.

Catarrh o. germ disease. To stop
81 Tor good you must Eet down to ffs
real cause. The air is full Of catarrhal
germs coughed and sncczcd out Nv one
person and hreathcd u by another and
when the system fails Co throw off thee.
germs they md permanent Judgement ip
the mucous membranes Of youI nose
throat and head ANA breed by millions
The germs Of catarrh can bs DESTROYED
md the iuflam.d tissues permanently
healed by inhaling the air or the pure
medicated oil Of Hyomci pronounced
ligh-o-me1 You breathe IT. afr h,.,
your nose. throat and lungs by means
q = small hard rubber inhaler that ~
~ Grtcst & Co. Wheeling and other re-
liable druggists here So this vicinity
furnish with each large complete treat
ment. This mediCnted. autiseptic air b.
certain death 20 he germs Or catarrh
and drives them entirely out Of vor~
sysNm and when the germs are DESTROY
ed the catarrh with It's obnoxious symp-
toms viii stop. Just two or three min
utes use Will give YOU blessed relief
while its use two or three times n dav
for few weeks will drive catarrh and
every symptom o. catarrh completely
and entirely from your system. No ca
tarrh sufferer can afford 20 20 another
day without irving this wonderful treat
ment ~ reliable druggists everywhere
sell n on n positive ruarsgtee Of entire
sstisfaction or money cheerfully re-
funded
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-30

after spcnding some time with relative.
iu Elm Grove
Mrs. William Caldwell and daughters
i.l9l| AMI virginia. of lNg Wheeling
teeN were the guests Of her sister.
Mir. J"hn Davis, sunday.
NtS Walter Edison has returned 70
her nom" IN Wheeling. after a pleasant
IN, WIN her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Mes~rs Harry : Davis and Nlonzo
" lht'tr were the guests OF Mr. ana
Mr.. W iiliam baguc. OF West Finley.
Mr. SylyaS Merriam has returned a.,
run Grove after spending the Weekend
WIN nus parents. Nj and Mrs John
Mrs W. IT, Turner and niece. Dorothy.
were calling ou Mrs. John Davis sun
daN evening
Nj. Edward Reuyille has returned 20
ms home in ShadNsido. o.. after sp.u--
ing some time here on his farm
Mr. Harry RlEElo. Of Film tIrova -penr
several days with hts parents. Mr.. and
MIs. nav III ItlEglc. or Mt. Union.
MANY from here attended tho Nc
'racken funeral al Dallas yceterdn~
air Oliver Pryor. 81 Elm Grove was
,alling ON business in Sand IIuI. thurs
Mr.. Nowton Nrhuthnot and slster
Miss Mary Arbuthuot. OF Rarton "
Va. were tho guests o. Nfr and Mr.
, Harry ). Davis this week
Atlanta convicts are no longer 70.
quired 10 wear striped clothing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-30

Mr. Melville Winters. OF Wheeling.
who fell while working on an engine
az the y. 4 o. shops. a few days ago,
sustaining painful injuries. was able
10 resume hsi work yesterday
The Commercial Club will meet
this evening In the Bank OF Benwood
building TO take up several specially
important matters
Mr. Edward Walsh Is recovering
from an illness az his home in the
First ward
Mir Charles Morrison. Of Fairmont.
iF visiting his brother. Thomas A..
Morrison. in South Benwood
a gang OF painters f. putting the
spring touches on the v. a o. build.
ings In this community
The police viii begin taking their
summer vacations next week Coun-
ell recently granted every member OF
the force 10 days vacation. with pay.
Mr. Wilson Williams. who has been
visiting friends and relatives IN this
section for the past several days. re-
turned 20 his home AZ Grafton. yester-
Gay
Miss Carrie Myers. Of New Martins.
vile. has returned home after a brief
visit IN South Benwood
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-30
IKE oIRL from UTAH.

There ere two remarkable features IN
- nartfr lrohmsu's great Trt-Sfar Must
Cal COMEDY cast 90 Iulia Ssudersnu. Dor
AID Brian and Joseph Cs~thorn In The
itri Prom Utah" which make this musl-
cal comedy unique and Will undoubtedly
D. CRAFTY appreciated when n T. pre-
s"ntsd ~ IN. Court Theatre. saturday.
April =. matinee and night. The first
is the sviVal Of the old time Prologue
aud Epilogue Of hygone days. The sur-
tain rises 10 reveal n plain plush back
ground before which appears the three
stars attired a. testers. who In song
invite the audience 20 accompany them
% the delightful Land % Let's Pre-
tend. Then just before the closing en-
semhle the stars rcsppcar and sling the
Epilogue. thanking the audience Tor its
appreciation Of their efforts. The ofher
feature h. a burlesauc on tn. Movies.
In grotesque Imitation OF the Wild
West Motion Picture Miss SanderSou -
seen a. n Helpless Frontier Wife. Donald
Brian a "a pashing Cow hoy Villain and
Joseph CRwth as the sturdy Pioneer
Husband. who shoots down the Cowboy
Villain for invading his home. The
Whole thing H. a scream from start to
finish and always convulses audiences.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-30
AT THE VICTORIA

TecmiuE with wholesome hunor and
pathos Is Mark Swans comedy success
The Princes Of Patches" the beautiful
story OF the southland being so real
istically depleted - the Vic by the Vic
toria Famous Players. To select a par
tculur star In the comedy would b. diff
ficult. but mcritcd credit for the entire
success OF the production must be given
Miss Kathleen Barry. the charming
leading lady and Richard st Nrain. the
leading man. who appears as Jack Merry
her sweetheart Both Of these s.ars
carry their parts rs though the lines
were written FOR them alone. Their work
Is as genuinely real a. - can be. The
scenes are all laid in the lad OF cotton.
and consequently the stage settings are
very beautiful Performances will be
given twice to-day and tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-30
SAND HILL

SAND HILL. ". Va. April 29-Mr.
Dan Winters. 81 Elm Grove. spent Sat
urday and Sunday az the guest Of hts
parents. Mr.. and Mrs William Winters.
Miss Clara Bellville. OF Shadyside. o.,
e. the guest Of Mrs. Albert Winters.
Or. Woodruff, OF Dallas, was calling
at sand Hiil Tuesday.
Mrs. Benton Campbell and daughters.
Of Fairmont, are the guests 81 Mr. and
Mrs 7. II. Campbell. OF Mt Union.
Mr. Sam Kent f. the guest Of reia-
uves IN Pennsylvania this week
Miss Hazel Winters IL spending tnss
week as the guest OF her sister. Mrs
ElEie Miller. 81 Elm Grove.
Messrs. Harry QuiEley. Lloyd Holmes
tended the social here Saturday even
ing.
Mr. End Mrs. Wills Crow and daugh-
ter, Charlotte. were the guests or Mr.
and Mrs. william Luke. Sunday.
Miss Elsie Winters has returned home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-30
Flre Alarm Boz Repaired.

The fire box that was burned out in
South Benwood early yesterday morn
ing. as reported in The Intelligencer.
WAS repaired yesterday. The FIRE was
most peculiar one. inasmuch as one
seldom hears OF fire box being de-
stroyed by fire. being almost as para
doNical as a cake OF ice to blow up
by becoming too cold. The fire was
caused by wire falling across a troll
ley line. The firemen put out the fire
in the fire box
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-30
Union Hloh Commencement.

The commencement exercises at the
Union High school will be OF unusual
interest this year. superintendent OF
Schools ". L. Pedicord and his as
sistants are working hard TO make the
affair a most successful and enjoy
able one. The commencement exer-
cises proper will take place at the
school auditorium Friday evening.
May 81. Judge Frank W. Nesbitt. OF
Wheeling. will deliver the principal
address. Music will be by Meister's
orchestra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-30
Safety First" for "prunks."

The operators Of ferries between
this town and Bellaire are not going
to take any chances on DRINKS" fall
ing into the river when the saloons
open across tho Ohio. Arrangements
have been made 10 have ratings pu'
about tho boats 10 prevent the inc
briates from falling into the placid
Ohio when they have taken on too
much bug juice" Tho ferry owners
believe In safety first"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-30

Last night the home OF W. X Rod
gers. of Brilliant. was entered by two
men and quantity Of silverware. a
fine gold watch and a small amount
OF money were taken. William. the
young son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Rodgers
saw two men in the house early in the
evening. but thought they had bust
ness there. and did not give hny
alarm. Other tracks around the
house show that two men did the
work. but no clue as TO who they were
can be found.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-30
HIah School play Soon.

Arrangements are being rapidly
completed for the play to be given
by the Union High school senior class
az the school auditorium Friday. May
II. The play promises 70 be one OF
the most interesting and enjoyable
ever given by the school. and a most
interesting title has been selected.
The Kingdom of Hearts Content
The play bubbles over with humor.
while there are many touching love
scenes enacted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-30

Judge Robert NJ. Addleman. OF the
First Judicial Circuit. will hold a spe-
cial term of court IN Brooke county
on Friday. April 20. beginning at 9
O'Clock a. m, 10 take up some OF the
uncompleted work of the late Judge
c. c. Newman. The habeas corpus
arguments in the Clayton case will
also be brought before the Judge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-30
THE THEATRE
a GREAT PICTURE.

kalneys African Hunt the sarths
Ereat--f photo eutsrtafum~uf. coutinue~
20 please large audi.nces a. the Court
lhcafr~ this week Tomorrow evening
the engagement m thf- city comes - an
.nd- intsresr has Increased with every
.eaiplion and there - every reason TO
beiefc Therefore that on the CLOSING
GAYS the attendance VIII assume enor-
NOUS proportions. While IainsN-~
African Hunt - primarily an enter
teinfueut Tor grown fufks the little Iso-
PIE VIII find much % srou~. their inter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-30

Last evening tho final dance Of the
season was given by the White Lily
Social club In the Armorv The affair
was largely attended. Rcfreshments
were served Delightful music was
furnished nv the Bachman orchestra.
Dances have been given weekly b.
the club since last fall and they have
proved ENJOYABLE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-30

The local motion picture house pro-
prietors are arranging TO make their
places comfortable and pleasureable
during the heated season. Electric
fans viii be installed. making IL pos
sible for one SO he cooled on and en-
teriaIncd ~ The same tlmc.