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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-04


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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-04

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07
WILSON TO WE'D
toontiausd Trom -. roo

Ftantly sought out az dclirbtfuI com.
panlou, rcmarking especially on her
ihuughtfulnrss and quick capacity for
anything she chose 10 undertake
Tor many weeks NfF Cali and her
relative. have been frequent dinner
guests o. the White House Ofsn
fhe has accompanied the President
on motor rides. She Dr. NOT quifo 81
iaU a. Mr Wilson. has dark hair and
DARK eyes. and always De- boz stylish at.
Nrc IIfr tastes rrc aaid fo be- afrIF.
inEly similar iO those of the preaidonf
With deep interest in Literature and
charity work
Friends 81 the President rxprcssod
their pleasure over the announcement
10 night. not only because Of SIR Wi
son personal Happiness. but bocauao
they fnlf This new r0mnauionebin
would give him support and comfort
POI hlf homo lifc-a vital need durinr
ihc hours of strain over the nation =
problems With The marriage az his
Two daughters end tho death Of Mrs
Wilson moro Than year aRo. tho
Prcsid'nts life hae become ono of
solitude
Nra CALI was q dinner guest nj the
Whitr IIpusr 40 fhr moment when
SECRETARY IumulfY rf0ud in fur pKeru.
i've ohres Announcing fHo engage.
n'nI Co. large number uf Washing
Ton fufrD rundfufa who bad boon
IUImDU'1 '0r fir occasion. fhp PRIEST
rrrf and hfr Coli ufro spending tho
f..r' rfH Uf tffr o. sra. .0u and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07
NAME ELDERS FOR
CHURCHES OF GOD
APPOINTMENTS MADE AT FINAL
SESSION OF DISTRICT
CONVENTION.
Memeehen Congregation to Select Own
Pastor-Rev. S. X. Riggs Re-
turned TO Elm Grove.

The Eldership OF the Church of God
OF the Western District of West Nir-
glnla, which has been in session at
the McMechen Church of God since
last Monday morning. completed its
work last evening and adjourned. The
next annual meeting Of the Eldership
VIII be held at Centennial. Greene
county Pa, next september
The following appointments were
made yesterday afternoon for the
churches in the district:
Elm Grove-Rev. s. X. Riggs
Deep Run. Riverview. Rizor. George.
town Beech Bottom. Stewartsville and
Pipe Creek-W. u. Earnst.
Blainesville-W. A. Jones
oundsville-Charles Bennington.
Highland and WOOdlands-Sta
committee will make appointments
Mt. Zion. Greenfield and Deep Val.
ley. r. Alter.
J. Stanley.
Centennial. Long Run. Sugar Grove
and Windy Cape. a. Byler.
McMechen-Pastor will be appoint
ed by the congregation.
Ofieers Elected.
Preceding the making Of the ap-
polntments officers and committed
were elected for the year. as follows:
$. VI. Anderson. president. 4. J. stan
icy. vice president. Thomas Sharp.
secretary. l.. a. Rifle. treasurer.
Standing committee which has iu-
risdiction over the Eldership while n
h not IN session. A. Byler. ". A.
Earnst and S. X RIGGS
StatiOning Committee NJ. Ander-
son. a. J. Stanley. William Moore
William lleadly and O. L. Blake
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CANNOT MAKE
MEASURES TEST

HUNTINGTON. W. Va. oct g.
Evidence that the new weights ana
measures law Is being made inopera-
tive all over the state because Of IN
ability Of the Morgantown labora-
tories 10 standardize testing outfits
for city and county sealcrs. Is con
tanned In a letter received here by
city Sealer Fizer. 70 states that the
state bureau cannot make tests be
cause Il lacks Sealed primary stan
dard- which the National bureau OF
standards has failed to send.
The law requires that city ana
county sealCrs shall use outfits tested
by the state bureau az Morgantown
and number OF cities have sent their
outhts there 10 be tested. only TO
learn That no action can be taken
pending receipt 81 standard set
from che national bureau No indica.
ton De- given In the letter when re-
lcf can Do afforded bur no adds nat
city and county CUNTS will be- ties Cd
90 MorElntown In the order OF their
receipt there
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07
ARRESTS NEGRO;
UNCOVERS CRIME
POLICE PICK UP MAN PASSING
WORTHLESS CHECK ON
LOCAL SHOE STORE.
Search Of Room DiscIoses LARGE
Quantity OF Ladies' Goods Which
He Admits He Stole, Say the
Police.

When Officer Louis Barum arrested
Allen Vincent Stokes, colored, yes
terday afternoon. little did he know
that he had arrested a man believed
10 be one OF the sliekest check art
lists. and "piecemen" in Ohio. Never
the less. according TO the local police
officials who now have Stokes n
custody. this is true
Stokes was picked up after ne nad
bought a pair OF shoes from the
Books Shoe Store" and had given
check for 50, drawn on the National
Bank of West Virginia, dated OCTOBER
?, 1915. in payment thereof. The
manager of the store became uneasy,
called the bank and found that the
man had no funds there. and never
had any credit at the bank.
Barum brought the man to police
Headquarters where he was quIzzed.
Later Detective Howard Hastings
went 10 the mans room at the River
side hotel. and there in his trunk
were found plush coats, handsome
silk waists. vestees, corduroy coats,
and one serge suit
Stokes was Intercepted closely by
Edward Birch. night lieutenant. De
tective Hastings and Assistant Prose
cutting Attorney F. A. O'Brien. tie
denied that he knew anything OF the
stuff, other than that he had bought
IL. The goods was flashed on hm,
and according to the officials, ne
made clean breast of the whole
affair
II is said that he was a porter IN
Youngstown. o., for FrantZ a Devin.
owners of big department store. AS
he worked. he would take pieces OF
ladies' clothing from the store ana
secrete them. then leave the city ana
peddle his wares among the colored
class OF women.
Since coming TO Wheeling four or
I'VE days ago he had sold some of his
goods and part of that which he sold
has been recovered. Youngstown has
been notified. but as yet no return
has been received at the local depart
ment. \ formal warrant charging
forgery will be- placed against the
man today A search of his person
last night. disclosed four other
checks on local banks.
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The news was given out in a brief
statement. which read:
Inc announcement was made to-
Gay, OF the engagement of Mrs. Nor
man man Gait, of this city, and President
woodrow Wilson"
AN! NO word as TO plans for the wed.
ulng was said to be available as vet,
put II generally is presumed that .irs
Gsit' who is OF democratic tastes.
VIII prefer private wedding in ner
own nome instead of in the White
House. Grover Cleveland was the
White House. Should Mr.. Wilson
eventually decide TO be married there.
IL VIII be the third wedding in the
mansion under his administration the
nrst between Jessie Woodrow Wilson
and Francis b. Sayre. being held in
Tue East room and the second be-
tween Secretary McAdoo and Miss
Eleanor Wilson being solemnized IN
the Blue room
The wedding. II is understood Will
TAKE place before the first OF a series
OF STATE receptions and dinners Is
Since the return of the President N
Washington he and Mrs. Gait have
spent many evenings together. some.
times at the White House and OFTEN
az her home. Last week she occu.
pied a prominent. seat I'm the Presl-
parade ~ ~
The President was in a happy mood
tonight. The satisfactory settlement
OF the Arabic case and the disposi.
tlon OF many other important cues.
lons pending, together with the an
houncement of his engagement mas
Duoyed his spirits. He will 20 10
Philadelphia Saturday TO attend the
Worlds series and II is likely that
MIS- Gait. together with Miss Bones
ana other members OF the President :
party.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07
Sick Headache
Vanish!

Sick headaches vanish like
magic when TRIETS are
taken. The poiSonS that come
To- the brain from foul waste
matter in the inteStines are
quickly gotten rid of when YOU
take TRlETS. They arouse
the liver to action so that it
throws Oh the excess bile. The
foul, fermenting food in the IN
teStineS is passed of making
YOU feel well and cheerful
again. ioc and 25c at all drug
stores.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07
Hrtsek

OF Greece and Rumania, and then
must crush Servia.
Today's developments tend to
confirm the statements OF the Ger
man press that the German en-
peror has guaranteed to Bulgaria
both Greek and Runanlan neutral
IV. Thus the crucial field Of war
fare has shifted from the French
and Russian fronts to the Balkan
peninsula, where German success
means the realization Of Emper-
or Williams ambitions for espan-
sion toward India and Asia.
Appreciate Seriousness.
Inc people OF the entente nations
tully appreciate the momentousness
or the crisis. The British newspapers
impress upon the public that IN the
German emperor has secured the
friendly neutrality of the king OF
Greece, enormous military efforts will
be needed to check the combined Ger.
man and Austrian advance toward a
junction with the Turks and Bulgar.
ians
The French and British expedition
may have completed a landing at Sal
Ionikl. but II Greek support against
bulgaria cannot be counted upon,
heavy achievements viii be needed
Wttle technically King Constantine
accepted the resignation OF NJ. Vent.
zelos, his action amounted TO dis
missal Of the premier. The Greek
chamber has had approved the pre-
mier's merely formal protest against
me allies landing on Greek soil and
mis- declaration that Greece was bound
by treaty and vital interests TO go TO
Servia's aid, without waiting for a
declaration of war by Bulgaria. by a
majority OF 40 in the house of PSI, OF
whom Is abstained from voting.
The majority may have appeared not
large one for committing the country
TO war and thus the king may have
felt justified in informing the pre-.
mier that he could not pursue the
cabinets policy TO the end. A coali.
ton cabinet, without NJ. Venizelos.
will probably be formed with probably
ex-Premier Rhallis or ex-Premier Zai.
mis- at the head.
Troop Landing Continues.
The possibility that Greece NAV Try
10 remain neutral. fearing to stake tn,
nations fate upon the success of eth
er party to the great war. is recog
nized i'm England. although IL is consid
cred small. The hopes Of the entente
powers are that popular sentiment il
with Them. and that the King may fine
II best to bow before the will OF the
people. as he has done before.
French officials declare that tn,
landing of the allied troops will take
its course. and that the Greek peopl,
have given them an enthusiastic recep
ton
Bulgarian reports are TO the effec
that mobilization is being completed
rapidly; that many German officer,
are arriving, and that the departur,
from Sofia OF the French. British, Rus
sian and Italian diplomats, except thu
Russian minister. who is i'll. is immi
nent.
News from Rumania is scant Fe
verish military activity on the Bulga
rian boundary is reported. but Their,
has been no general mobilization
There is nothing to indicate that tn,
Rumanian King. who is a HohenZol
Tern prince. will abandon the safe patti
OF neutrality.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07
CREDIT MEN MEET
TO DISCUSS WORK
ENTERTAIN NATIONAL SEcRE.
TARY AT HOTEL WINDSOR
BANQUET LAST EVENING.
May Attempt Passing Needed Laws
at Next Session Of Legislature
Many Are Present.

Al well-attended gathering of
wheeling members of the Credit
Mems Association at the Hotel Wind.
sor' last evening, J. II. Tregoe. secre.
tary and treasurer of the National as
ISOLATION. delivered an address. Fol.
lowing banquet. which was served in
the private dining room of the hotel.
a general discussion was held
Mr.. Tregoe. who is an authority on
current business tactics. spoke Of the
work being done by the Credit asso-
citation. especially in the way OF pro-
tecting creditors in bankrupt matters.
He suggested legislation that was
needed in West Virginia. speaking par
tiCularly OF 2 fictitious name Law and
a bad check law. The national asso-
citation, he said. would attempt TO
nave such laws passed at the next
session OF the West Virginia legisla-
ture.
\ general discussion Of problems
coming up were discussed with Mr..
Tregoe, who urged the members 10
make use OF his New York office when
IN difficulty. Those present were:
y. Bodley Brooks Fred w. Colmar
Thomas =. Hays John =. Shellhase
W. u. Downs John T. Reed
L. u. McCammOn Geo. A. Blackford
r. \. Graham l.. Il Booth
Stanley Floyd lily. Helmbright
W. j. Kennedy Edw. c. Lenier
r. A. +. Noesler r. s. Dyer
Ralph \. Wagner Robert Lee BOYD
T. l.. McGranahan w G. McGregor
Edw. f. Wagner w II. Wilson
Aug Rockabrand H. L. King
Jos. J. Kelly j. B. Brennan
Lawrence Zarnits H. w. Davis
W. &. Sterling j. T. McCrum
w. 4. Wilson
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07
MOOSE LODGES
ARE NOTIFIED
TO KEEP LOOKOUT ON RIVER IN
HOPES OF FINDING BODY
OF HARRY STEWART.
Divers Used Yesterday Along Golfer
dar-eelieved Bodies Have
Been Carried Away.

Moose lodges between Wheeling and
Cincinnati have been asked by Wheel
ing Lodge No. 81 to watch closely for
any floating bodies that may prove TO
be that of the late Harry ]. Stewart,
or his wife. Anna Stewart, who were
drowned Sunday. at Warwood
Mr.. Stewart was a member of the
local lodge. II is believed that the
bodies have been carried down the
river by the swift current. Divers
We're used yesterday morning along
the cofferdam. in the hopes OF To-
eating the bodies, but this effort was
unsuccessful
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07
FOREIGNER WAS
SHOT FIVE TIMES

3D. Ial Uleuatch Co The IufsIIfrerrsr
NltHWOoD. Oct 3 aThc body OF
tony Mcgee. an Austrian. agcd 20.
VINO was killed at camp IS. on 'he
Cherry River Room a Lumber com.
pauys works above here SUNDAY
evening I'm drunken row was
brought Co this place this evening
lhr body was literally riddled win
bullets. there being Eve holes in the
body. and death was instantaneous
lhc remains viii BE- inferred in the
catholic cemetery here. unless rcta.
lives. Gho have been notified iu New
YORK. wire Instructions 90 have fnp
remains shipped there Tor burial
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07
REPORTS READ
Congressional Meeting Of First Enc
lish Lutheran Church Held
Last Night.

Reports of officials were read be
fore the congregational meeting OF
the First English Lutheran church.
last night. The meeting was both
quarterly and annual.
After the reports or the council,
secretary, financial secretary. treas.
urer and the various church societies
were read. the congregation voted 20
give the missions OF Warwood ana
Edgewood the sum of $500 per year
to aid their work An effort was
made 20 reduce the minister's salary
but this failed
An election for elders and deaco- =
was held and resulted in the elecnoL
OF 4. &. Schneider and J r. Morgan
elders: and Deputy Circuit CLERK
Harry Glouse. and n s. Quigley. dea.
cons. The meeting was well at.
tended
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07
UNUSUAL ACCIDENT
Man stcts Mead Ont ~ street Car ana
A. struck BY Telegraph POLE
at steel Bridge

s. ~. Eunnnoakv ESQ Enff street was
knuD krd unr. uarIuue nf tha caaf end Old
lhc steel bridge lHHt might when Do uuf
HtH heed uuf uf H street car AND came In
contact With "a telegraph uulf Another
u1eH0uHNr. IT. F Mono. OF 1900 MnranHf
street Honwuud. rrnbhrd hiu. which Hrt
pro hH nlt saved hIr Uf.
lir was taken into fhr Iforr-f11t Ia
uFIn store on hi4Iu street. and flr ~ r
MrrrnI was called After nr he'd been
revived Do was placed tu the civ auhif.
lance and tHkUu tu hlH home
The accident occurred nf H.ll 0fcIufE
on car ibf. shady side fo Wheeling dItI.
sion. Wheeling Traction Company The
caro- vas in charge ~ Conductor sloan.
nuH MrinruInu a d. Rims so blame
was attached to che crew.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07
DEFERS ACTION
Fulton Council 20 Act on Water Fran.
chise, as Proposed Between Full
and MheeIlnn Mondau

FULTON council. In regular session
lgsf nighf. deferred action on tho water
franchise between that town and the
city ~ wheeling until Monday. when
it viii again be taken up in the mean.
time Attorney George Rlackford. CITY
solicitor for Fulton. will probably an.
pear before tho Wheeling Hoard III
control boz regard tO certain proposed
changes To- De- made
FINAL action will b. taken Monday
Attorney y RITZ appeared before
council REGARDING The removal Of tho
wall boz front of the property Of 10.
Fcph MOnehan The wall will he TO-
placed by tho town ~ was also do
tided by council that anyone desiring
% make repairs tO pipe lines must
do 80 within 90 days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07
RUSSIAN DEMANDS
oostlnn.a rrorn - r.r..l

nc central powers and eEoei
German officers who have taken
charge n Bulqaria'1 army staff.
and. ~ The same tfr1o. accord ina
20 several c0rrcspondcnts has
sent an pltmatuu 20 Servia. 40.
loving lime limit ~ ~ hours
tor The ceesion ~ Macedonia 20
Bulgaria
The program Of the Gernarfs
fnr'rff apparently includes The
ronroidaiion Of their held opera
Tons Nth their Turkfsh allies bv
weeping clear channel from
Berlin and Vienna 20 CongtartI-
nople For the acconlnlfshn1er ~
of thif program they have already
arcufe1 the operation ~ nuf
CARA They need the reutrs .ty
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07
WHEELING WOMAN
HELD TO COURT
ruteiligsuosr aureau
CnIumNua %. Oct e.

flo Garw0od. formerly Of Whccuuf.
was dfIf"tcd today ON n charge ct
ltudinF 90 Hhscoue letter fhruurh tho
mails and was released ON $500 bona
under orders fo report 90 the Federal
court .n Wheeling. October % Ihr OF
Tense was committed In 1919. tho
letter having been sent to a mHn ir
PiiihnIreh. VINO vas arrested ON a
rHars. ~ White Slavery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07
CARS COLLIDE
Ford and Chevrolet Automobiles rio
Ure IN Accident Near Bridgeport
Both Badly Damaged

q Ford auto. driven br YOUNG man
~ tho name ui Davis. 0f Martin. Fsr.
~. and Chevrolet car. driven br I'D
smith. ~ Martins Very. came fo.rfH.
- On fhr road q short di.faurf below
tho tfyfiaI FIHaf works south If
Iridgeport. last evening about 1
Ocl0rk Both cars we're dfwHgfd
Tho Ford cor vas 0oinr toward
Eeilairc. while Che Chevrolet rHr wac
Eoing north. ~ ir rHId thaf fhf drivers
rf fhf cara became confused a. fo fhr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07
French Lake Tahure


PARIS. Oct. 6. 1915 p. m.-French
infantry. after a heavy bonn bardment
By artillery today captured BY assault
the village Tahure and reached tie
summit OF the hill OF the same name,
which constituted a supporting point
in the second German line, according
10 the official statement issued by the
French war Office tonight on the cam
psign in the west
The text follows:
Our action In Champagne obtained
today. new results. Our infantry
troops. after strong artillery prepara-
ton. captured BY assault the VILLAGE
~ Tahure and reached the summit
~ The small hill Of the same name
constituting a point Of support i'm the
second line 81 the enemy Resistance
We likewise made progress In the on
virons 81 the Navarin farm. The
number OF prisoners taken exceeded
900
"On the rest Of the front only arfiI
lerY cngaFements are reported "
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caEo Bar Association At a banquct
Friday night lie will make an ad
dress ON Tho Higher Usefulness of
q Lawyer Hc will also be- tnertaincd
hy the Hamilton Club. n political or.
sanitation, whore he viii make an
address on the subject. The nav
and the Duty which viii be non.
political
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07
JUDGE ROBINSON 10 SPEAK.

CHARLESTON w Va. oct c.
lres idenf Judge Ira ~ Robinson Of
lno supreme Court of Appeals will
leave tomorrow for ChiCaEo. whore no
VIII hc Che principal guest of the Chi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07
HUGE FORCE
Ccontanusd Prom rir.. Page,

nelles and the Balkans have made II
necessary for another appeal for the
enlistment OF men throughout the
country The Earl Of Derby. who Is
directing recruiting, and who Is re-
ceiving the assistance Of the labor Or
ganizations in HIS work. has taken
charge OF a campaign. the object OF
which Is TO obtain at least 30. 900 men
weekly. Should II fail. II seems fair
ly certain that parliament will adopt
a national service bill
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07

ught oi way. The Ford car was dam.
AGED 20 Tho extent OF e. broken avio
5prina. lender and hoadlirhte The
hrFrulet car sustained bent axIo
ana The headlights wcr" broken Both
pairs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07
SEALED PROPOSALS.

Notice TO Manufactures, Jobbsrs. Mer-
chants and Others wholesale peaisrs
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. That
the state Board of Control OF the State
OF West Virginia will receive bids daiiy
AZ It's office at Charleston. West Virginia
Ter furnishing supplies for the several
state institutions. the financial manage
mens CT which Il vested IN said Board.
Contracts will be awarded 10 the lowest
pldders, quality considered, and other
ers will be given preference
Lists OF supplies needed will be fur
nisned bidders on receipt OF requests
STATE BOARD or CONTROL.
1a-l-u Charleston. West Virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07
10th Street Home

FOR sALE-A two story brick Dweiiine
OF rooms. bath. attic. laundry. etc.
With double two story brick Of 4
rooms each in the rear. Lot fronts 80
feet On 10th street. and co feet on the
Alley. VIII sell as a whole or In two
parts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07
lRlET-S

Take HENETS for your
stomach.
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Announcement Made.

lors
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07
THIS WARWOOD HOME

can be bought az a very low price.
owner b. leaving city is tho reason. g.
rooms and bath located on Ohio avenue.
out OF the high water; lot 3ONi20. fsasy
paying grocery business on Eighteenth
street for sale at a low figure. Present
owners have other business that takes
their time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07
WANTED-POSITION

WANTEp-Position by lady, cashier and
$500 TO start. Address Mary Fletcher
Gen. Delivery. Wheeling w. Va o-5-i