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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-15
TO GIVE CONCERT
Elaborate Musical Affair to BE Given
at the Second Presbyterian
Church January 20.

ARRANGEMENTS are being completed
Tor the giving of a concert in the ses
ond Presbyterian church at the COZ;
ner Of Market and Twentieth street.
by the members of the
tuesday evening. January 90. An *
c'IIent program rs being arranged for
ne AFFAIR and the best OF talent has
Seen secured. Prof. John @. Seely. or.
ganist at ST. Paul's p. r. church OF
AKRON. Ohio. Will participate in the
concert. rendering several selections
on the pipe organ and Miss Elizabeth.
y Leckie. a mezgo soprano OF Wash
ington. ID. C.. viii give a NUMBER OF
selections. Prof. Herman Schocke,
ana Miss Bertha Schrader. Of this city
VIII be the accompanies.
This concert will mark the real open.
ing OF the church since its rebuilding
and redecoratior, for n social aHair
The interior Of the building presents n
very beautiful appearances. and those
who have not visited II since the WORK
vas done, will be siven an o%pportunitv
OF inspecting the work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-15
AGGIE CLUB
Pan Handle Agriculture Club to Hold
Regular Monthly Meeting
This Afternoon.

The Pan Handle Agricultural CluG
will hold a meeting this afternoon 81
! O'Clock in the assembly room OF ths
Board Of Trade N connection wit,
the regular monthly meeting.
The session promises to be one 81
the most interesting ever held by the
organization. 4 fpecial program has
been prepared. which includes a num-
bcr Of prominent state agricultural
authorities who Til deliver addresses.
II Is expected that a large number Of
farmers Interested In the organization
end its work. will be present.
Among the speakers will b. Prof.
Horace Atwood. senior agricultural
agent. and Prof. Webster n. Sill.
junior agricultural agent. who return
ID yesterday from the Farmers Week
meeting held at MOI Eantown. Mary
matters relative to soil. cultivation
and farming in General. viii be taken
up AZ the meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-15
Bank Of Fulton.
GUILD BANQUET
St Matthews and ST. luke's Mems
Guilds to Hold Annual Banquet
Tuesday.

The annual banquet OF the Mems
Guild Of ST. Matthews and st. Luke's
Mems clubs will take place Tuesday
evening. January 10. at ESQ. O'Clock
In the Sunday school ROOM OF St.
Matthews church. Mr.. p. W. Peter
son will be toAstmaster.
The speakers will be Rev. J. II.
Clark. OF S~istersville; Rev. G. Free
land Peter. Judge F. w. Nesbitt. DR..
$. l. Jepson, Mr.. c. b. Taylor and Mr..
II. G. Ogden. and will be current topics
of the day. The musical selections
will be rendered by Mr.. David Craw-
ford. John Acker and Mr.. Robert Pre-
mar. The Swope Guild will serve the
dinner.
This affair Is held each year. and
Is always looked forward to with
great pleasure by the members OF
both clubs.
The committee in charge consists of
Messrs. ]. G. Hearne. j. NJ. Collins.
Charles Lynn. II. II. Philo. Il. S. Dyer
and John ~. Dean.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-15
ATTORNEY ABSENT
When Called i'm Criminal Court
Prisoner Charges Him With Collect
ing Fee and Not Defending Him.

George Saunders yesterday, TO Judge
Alan Robinson In criminal court. ac-
cused Attorney r. J.. Graham OF taking
$3.50 as part fee for defending saun-
ders before the present court. and
then withdrew from the case. saun.
ders is charged with cutting George
Gather. Judge Robinson made an ef.
fort to locate the attorney. but failed.
as he bad gone to Pittsburgh.
The case Of the city W.. Philip An.
drews was called In criminal court
yesterday and was passed until the
next term Tomorrow IN criminal
court several cases viii cone up on
demurrer and others on motions for
ne wtrials. Attorney : O. Boyce viii
argue the motion for a new trial In
The Bull Kraft case.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-15
LIVERY STABLE
BASIS FOR SUIT
RATHER UNUSUAL EVIDENCE
BROUGHT OUT IN CIRCUIT
COURT CASE.
Jury Returned Verdict for Plaintiff in
Full Yesterday Evenins-Motion
for Appeal

~ NRRGaN
The rent Of a livery stable. for
which the lease has apparently been
lost. formed the basis Of a suit I'm part
Two OF the circuit or yesterday.
when the action Of John O'NeilI VI.
John r.. Hess a started. Some
rather unusual evidence vas brought
out I'm the suit that clearly demon.
strated. according 10 an official. that
someone wac falsifyinE.
Yesterday evening the jury iu tine
case brought ir a verdict for -
plaintiff in the sum Of ffOf. so. or the
tuii amount asked for the piaintln.
The defendants attorneys entered a
motion TO set aside the verdict and
award the defense a new trial The
motion VIII be argued al a Rtura date.
This barn in particular Is situated
on the Island. and was rented by the
Burt Mule Exchange. Mr. OtNeln
claimed that the Exchange had vacat.
ed the place and had placed another
tenant I'm the barn at a rental Of gI25.
but that Hess was TO pay the add.
tional f101.b0. Hess claims that no
was not. and never made any such
agreement while the other man volun.
tsera an opposite statement Attorney
W. y. Robinson appeared for the
plaintiff and Attorneys Herman Hundt
sud Henry A. Nolte appeared for the
defense.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-15
OUT ON BOND !
Orsel HiSenbsuah Arrested on Serious
Charge, 10 Released From Jail
Trial To-day.

Ursel HixenbaIgh. arrested a few
days - OF a warrant by a fourteen
year-old girl, charging a serious OF.
Tense, was released from jail yester.
day on bond OF $4,000 for his appear.
ance at the trial this afternoon. While
the state attorneys and officials are
rather reticent on the matter. yet II
Is understood that the case has de-.
veloped 20 such an extent as TO al
most show that the charge was MOI
altogether warranted and that the lad
may 20 free. Young Hixenbaurh has
n hos OF friends In the city, and bio
rise In the telegraph Office has been
remarkable.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-15
RBYMANN PLANT
New Packing Company viii Begin op.
erations Next Week-Finishina
Touches Beinq Made.

The Paul o Beymann packing plant
IN the Fast End win begin operations
early next week ana the slaughter OF
hogs. cattle and sheep viii BE- the biz
work OF the plant. The building has
been modernly equipped and the pres.
ent week win practically see the build.
ing completed. IN most aspects the
building has been reconsfmcfpd and
De- now an up-to-date siauRhforinr
plant With ell Of the latest equipments
10 be found in the business The ma.
jority Of the men employed In this
building. when formally a brewer.
VII be Eiven work a. much 90 pos.
sible.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-15
KYLE COMPANY
Moves Plumbing Supply House From
Eighteenth Street 90 New Home,
No. f5fB Main Street.

The Robert W. Kyle Company. deal
ers IN plumbers' supplies. and one Of
the old established firms 81 the city.
has moved its headquarters from No.
lOe Eighteenth street 10 their new
home No 1918 Main street. In their
now place OF business they will oc.
cupy three floors and will have ample
space for theiF business. which has
grown 10 large proportions In recent
years a. a result of intelligent and
courteous business methods
The firm from now on viii make a
specially OF Installing Gre sprinkling
systems. a department they have been
developing with success Of late. and
property owner wiz be wise % get
the Kyle quotations before having
plumbing work done elsewhere
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-15
WRONG PRICE
L. S. Good & Co. Announee Tina, Mis-.
take Was Made IN Ads last Sun.
day IN Papers in Underwear
Suits.

Ia T. 3 Good a. Co g advertisement
last SUNDAY mems natural wool union
suits were quoted al 50 cents. where
a. he price should have been IS
cents. the value Of which really IL
Al5o This lot Of Atwood underwear.
a. was listed IN their regular Weekly
bargain Bulletin. will be offered for
sale today 40 The r~idiculously low
lTices or IS cents per suit Think Of
JOY Mems natural Atwood union suits
Tor % cents per garment. and right in
the midst Of tho coolest winter
months This is "a rare opportunity.
and one that should appeal with force
to every thrifty buyer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-15
RIVER NEWS

The river BE- rising slowly with ~
fe'f hero late last night. All the packets
were IN aud out ou time Yesterday re
ports from above say that the rivers
are recedinE slowly aud viii likely be-.
come stationary tu-dag
Nl the coal In the Pittsbuf 81 harbor
haH gone down. % is not probable that
me liffehurEh-ClncinnnU Jackets will
come out on the present rise.
The lsurfun ia due from uarkarabfug
TOT iti buren this morning ct q O'Clock
l.e efautstillc viii leave 20 % O'Clock
lhls morning Tor Mutam0ras The All.
nrrd arrived last ulFht with Il large
shipment Of stock from down he rIygr.
silver stages.
DAVIS ISLAND uAN-to feet. fall
ms cloudy.
sTEUBENvUE-fis feet failing
cloudy.
rAHkERsRuEG-i5s feet FALLING
cloudy.
MoRcANTowN-toa feet falling
clear
OH CtTy-3s Feet fsuInr cloudy
WARREN feet fsrins. cloudy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-15
BOY INJURED
William Mckown Was Run Down by
Automobiie Yesterday-injuries
Are Not Serious

william McKown. son o. Mr and
Mrs George McKovn. o. North Main
street. VAS run down By an AUTOMOBILES
yesterday afternoon az he vas ON his
way % school A. fret it was thought
that the lad was very badly hurt. and
he was rushed 10 the hospital Later
he vas taken 90 HE home when % was
found that hiv injuries consisted of a
lev minor scratches
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-15
FIVE CENTS PROVES 1T.

SencFous OUcr. Cut out this ad.
enclose with . cents 10 Foley e. Co,
Chicago. ILL.,, writing your name and
address plainly. and receive a free
trial package containing FoIey's
Honey and Tar Compound. for coughs.
colds and Group: Foley Kidney pills.
for kidney and bladder complaints.
backache. pains IN joints. rheuma.
tism and Foley Catharic Tablets. a
wholesome and thoroughly cleansing
cathartic-try all three for ; cents
the cost % mailing. Sold by John
Coleman a. Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-15
ONE BAD WOMAN
AIS ssdisr wa Only Principal IN 20.
Hoe Court Weatsrdav-rins
e. Suspended.

Ads sadier. q woman. saved 'he day
Yesterday BY producing n real live no-
lice court When all Che men vent on
the water warou and tn ~disorderIies
failed 20 become disorderiy. Adn had 20
act on q real southern drunk wa-
arraiFned before Judge Jordan and fined
40 ard costs. ada asked 90 har. the
Suspended and agreed to -irr che
pledge This was allowed Nda's rhId
aas placed 90 the hands of th- human
Society
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-15
BANK DIRECTORS
ELECT OFFICERS
ORGANIZATION MEETINGS Of oI
HtcroRs HELD AT LOCAL
BANKS YESTERDAY.
No Changes NOTED In orheers o. Any
OF the ssnks-work for New
Year Outlined.

The organization meetings OF d.
rectors OF the various banks are be
Ing held throughout this district. the
directors having ~ elected in many
instances by the stockholders' meet.
ings held recently. The National
Bank OF West Virginia and the securi.
~ Trust Company newiyelected al.
rectors met yesterday The meet.
ings follow:
National Bank OF West virginia.
The directors OF the National Bank
OF West virginia. at their meeting
held yesterday. reelected the same
oficials for the ensuing year. as fol.
lows: = W. oglebay. president: w.
y. Irvine and J p. PAUL. vice presi.
dents: A. f Schmidt. cashier. and +
W. linn. assistant cashier. The meet
ing was well attended by the direct.
ors. and other business OF a genera
nature was transacted.
Security Trust Company.
The directors OF the Security Trust
Company organized yesterday at their
meeting by electing the same officials
Tor the ensuing year. The officers
elected were: W. T. Stone. president:
+. G. Hoffman, and NJ. n. McFadden.
vice presidents; $. G. Fox. secretary.
and T. w Bowie. trust officer. The
meeiing was well attended by the d.
rectors. and h new directors. James
II. Beans. =. +. Faris. W. o. McClus.
key and Albert l.. Meyer. were pres.
ent and oficially entered upon their
duties as directors.
Mound City Bank.
The stockholders OF the Mound CITY
Bank met yesterday afternoon at .
O'Clock In the banking rooms and
elected the following board OF direct.
ors for the ensuing year: J. c. bar.
dell. G. II. Hunter. J.. \. Bloyd. c. c.
Newman. A. ]. Jones. David Levi and
:. T. Courtwright
The following officers we're also re-
elected: J. G. Bsrdeli. president; :.
\. C~onrtwright. vice president: {. H..
Hunter. cashier.
Bank Of Fulton.
The annual meeting OF the stock
holders of the Bank OF Fulton. which
was To nave been held in the bank
ing rooms yesterday evening. has
been postponed until next Thursday
evening. At this meeting directors for
the ensuing year will be elected and
other business transacted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-15
GIVEN A CHANGE
a. Bailey TO BE Given Opportunity
70 Pay Back Money He is CHARGED
With E~mbezziina.

w a. Bailey. charged With EN-.
bezzling $50 from the ID. E. Stainaker
insurance company. was given a hear.
ing yesterday before Squire Hobbs
% gwen a chance 20 pay back the
sortage. Mr.. Bailey a. rather well
known. and bic friends feel that tho
mistake was made moro through not
realizing than from a criminal stand.
point.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-15
COURT RULING
Public Generally 10 Barred From
Jury Aisle leading 70 Criminal
Court Room.

\ sigu was placed on the north door
OF me criminal court room yesterday
by sheriff Sweeney. notifying the uuh
Hc thai only court officials. attorneys
ana reporters may enter through the
jury aisle This action was taken
owing 20 the large number Of import.
anf cases to Dc taken uD this term
He anticipates the presence o. bic
crowds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-15
COUNTY COURT.
Marriage Licenses

Marriage Licenses
Waviand ID Wiley. Of CLYDE. Ohio.
and Alice o. Krebs ~ this CITY
John Daniels and blanche Boston.
both 81 Pittsburgh.
Joseph Sadoief and Catherine Va.
ramia both Of Ohio county
John Pietrovski and Sophia Roski.
ewsky. both OF ihis cltv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-15

Ih. iCr cream consumption uf the
per capita annually.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-15

a aeermned n sweeping Clearance prior to Inventory brings Dresses to
you 1 We less nan the cost of materials alone The styles ire lew and strictly
80 mere are oaunS Serges Vevet, MeteoE, Cepes de Chine and Chhis in
in mpe %amng i4o Sizes for women, misses. Some price quotations indicate
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-09-23

The seed is the bridge oven which
the improvement in our corn crop is
carried from year to year. This sea-
son having been unfavorable, it is go
ing to be more difficult to secure seed
than usual, which also means that it
will be much more expensive than US
ual. Corn III the milk, stage will grow
so that if the ccln is no farther along
than this when the killing frost comes
save it for seed. It will be more DIFF
ficult to cure than if mature, so it
must be kept where it will have a good
chance to dry, and it should be put 10
dryingat once. 1t should be kept where
the circulation of air is good and
where it will not freeze. 1t will shrink
badly but if well cured will grow. If
it is possible to secure more maturity
done. But rather than lose the seed,
in the corn it should by all mean be
save it when quite green.-N. D. Elk.
Station.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-09-23
WILSON OPENS
. :. :. STATE LANDS
MAY BE FILED ON BY SETTLERS
EARLY IN SPRING OF 1916.

Washington, Sept. 22.-President
Wilson, upon the recommendation of
Secretary Lane, has signed a procla-
nation opening to homestead entry
over one hundred thousand acres of
land in North Dakota. These lands
were formerly within the Fort Berth
old Indian reservation, and have been
reserved from disposition because they
contained coal. The lands will be
classified. without regard to their coal
value, as agricultural, grazing and
timber land. and appraised according
~. The coal will be reserved TO the
government.
BY the terms of the proclamation
the lands will not become subject to
entry until the spring Of 1915.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-09-23
AN EX|LE'S REPLY

Dear Sir:-Your invite was receiv-
ed, and in reply will say that you can
surely count on HE for that Home
coming day. I haven't reached the
goal I sought, nor won the gifts I
priced; the great ambitions that were
mine have not been realized. Get I re-
turn with conscience clear, as might a
son return, a fathers greeting to re-
ceive; a glad "well DONE" to earn. I've
often thought Of the home town, ard
oft, while far away, amid strange
scenes, and all alone, have let my
fancy play. I saw again the court
house Square, and PEBBLES general
store; the cottage that I haven't seer
these twenty years or MORE. 7 hear
you've made some changes since, TO
meet the new demands; that On the
baseball lot today the nav post Office
stands. Across the tracks are factor
les, where cornfields-bless my soul
once stood; and the new waterworks
has spoiled the swimming hole. Well,
I'll be glad to see you all, though
some J. once held dear will be among
the missing-well, I'll be there, never
fear.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-09-23
UNCLE JUD'S LYRICAL

Prophets often without honor are
where they should be best shown;
Some goods seem more attractive
when a foreign labels shown: ri adj
nit mail order cataloges will oft begct
a wish, for one must use a shining bait
to lure the wary FISH; but if you really
knew which side your bread was but
tered on, you'd do your trading here
at home with Hank or Bill or John;
you'd find their ~goodsrwere honest,
and you wouldn't have5te watt SO
why not p~atronize yoursfriends who
don't charge any fseiSlNik These 9th
er merchants out ofsstestsih, do you sup
pose they are a jApses for the little
burg, or ever do theiEsshare towards
building roads, supporting schools, or
paying in their taxge No more than
do the peddlers with their little cheap
john packs; Their only interest in YOU
is quite pecuniary; With your dollar
in their pocket you q go to-Tip-
perary. Just think Of this this next
time before you go and shop by mail,
And give Prosperity a chance to camp
upon your trail. "See and Examine"
"safety Firss'. Let these. your
slogans be. Give them a chance, and
home town goods win suit you to T.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-09-23
OH, YOU, SEP.
TENDER MORN

September Morn, unUer the man
agemcnt OF Martin and Lcmlc, and al
most direct from the LaSelle Opera
house, Chicago. where it received its
premier and became the vogue during
the almost incredible run of $50 con-
secutiva performances, One TO The
Grand Opera House Monday night,
Sept. 9th.
This new musical comedy, said TO
possess an original kink of It's own
and further characterized by 4 dra-
matte writer of prominence as being
"the cleverest tumble of f~roljcsomc'',
and mind you. all thiz in dead yaro-
est, causes one to wonder whether
or MOI September Morn" mayn't be,
after all, Il sort OF Il tango lure.
But as George Mmroe would say;
"Efe this as 1t may" the piece has
CAUGHT on ami HiJched itself with the
ryes sort Of clutch. At any rate
Ire people like ig,jor on its way oyer
i.ea. non. Glia&1t saccoss has met ii
with opea arms ut every city played.
The book .aH. fyrJcs wcro written
by Ar5ur GiI3is.io, BRIGHT young
lyrieisr, VIII. t5.d just q i'ea weeks af-
ter the pre-. Static Of this, his most
ambitious work. The music is by All
brcy S.sot5cr, a composer OF decided
merit. II wa staged by Frank Tan
nahiI, Ir.s and the dances and ballots
arranged and rehearsed BY Virgil Bon
nett, an excellent maitre d'ballct.
The pieces story told briefly is as
follows: "I2udolph Plastric, owne of
an art studio and desiring fame, lays
claim 10 having been The painter Of the
now famous oil painting 'Scptcmbcl
Morn. II reality Plastric is jncapa-
bic Of painting a brick wall. The cred
it of having been the model Of the
painting is also falsely claimed by
Argentina, an actress and tango dan
GER, who in q mad pursuit of advcr-
Using forces Willie Bunkem, her press
agent 10 tlfclliate inc fulflOf lNat Silo
is the original Of the naughty picture.
The funny situations and moments are
found when the two false claimants
try to avoid each other and during the
complications arising when a chcsty
old army officer, Major Storms-who
has fallen victim to the Wilcs of the
tango siren, finds that She is his wife's
most intimate friend"
The company Interpreting the far
ago numbers in its full ensemble some
fifty people. The piece has twenty
song and dance numbers. The seen.
cry is in three elaborate stage setting:
p%rettily designed and painted and Tho
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-09-23
HOG CHOLERA
D%|S|NFEC1AN7

While it is never wise to visit hog
lots known to be infected with hog
cholera unless necessary, the spread
of the disease through this common
means may be prevented by cleaning
the shoes and then washing them
with. a good disinfectant. Liquor Gre
soils compound, 1 part to 20 Of water,
or Cooper's Fluid, 1 part to SO of
water, is a good disinfectant to use.
If a man drives his team and wagon
through a lot where cholera has re-
Gently existed, he should d;sinfect the
wagon wheels and horses feet before
returning them to his own premises.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-09-23
A SPELLER.

Oregon City, Ore, l'ukiro Fukai, an
11-year old Japanese girl, for the sec
ond time in two months has demon
strated her right TO the title Of cham
pion speller of Clackamus county in
her school grade, the fifth. Recently,
in competition with Is representative
spoilers who had been selected by
elimination contests in the various
school districts of the county, she held
the floor after all the others had
missed words and taken their seats
In the course of the afternoon she
spelled words correctly from every
page in the spelling book.