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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-29
BRITISH WIN IMPORTANT
VICTORY N MESOpOTANiiA

LoYndon. sept. 20. (3;2S p. nj
The British have won an important
success In Mcsnpotomia. The Turks
are In fun retreat toward Bagdad.
Tho British ave pursuing the re-
treating TURKS
Announcement 10 this Cncct was
made In the houao ~ commons today
hy Austin C~ham1crlaiu. secretary oi
state for India.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-29
ANOTHER GREAT
GULF STORM is
RAGING TODAY

Ballas. Tex. Sept. 29.-Wirc SER
Vice betwesn Texas and New Orlearf
nnd points in thar vicinity was stoi
, cd early today hy ihc tropical stor 30
according GO Da.'ls ~ctiluar.crs OF
th;ee telegraph companies. From
j. Has 20 Galveston aHd Beaumont
telegraph i1es were woTing uudcr
normal condition.
New Orleans Sept. 29-At II
o'clock tho wine mere had reached
htiN miles am hour aud the barometer
stood az 2s.2a.
Morgan CTS. 3d., Sept. 29-Thc
Wind was b'uWIng az soyenty-hve
miles an hour hero at / o'clock this
az 'rnoon. Wire communication i'
iadly crippled.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-29

Official records 81 the campaign Ia
Mcsopotamin have been bare OF de-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-17
MEMS GUILD HEARS
SPLENDID LECTURE
DR.. E. S. 5ULLARO SPEAKS AT
LENGTH UPON DENTAL
HYGIENE"
Stereoptiean Used AdvantaseousIy In
Illustrating Talk.-Soeial Ses-
sion Later Enjoyed

A well attended meeting OF the
Mems Guild OF the St. Matthew'S p. +.
church took place last evening in the
social room of the church. The Rev.
r. +. l.. Strider. new pastor OF the
church, was present at the gathering.
He opened the meeting with a pray
er and later made a short talk COM
mending the organization Rev.
Suider will take an active part in all
the meetings and general work OF the
guild.
The address of the evening was
made by DR.. +. S. Billiard who spoke
on Dental Hygiene His talk was
accompanied by lantern slides and was
very instructive. in pointing out the
vital Importance of the teeth The
lantern slides first showed the ply
siology of the teeth from childhood
TO manhood. Then the diseases of the
mouth and their prevention were
shown. Included in the slides were in
teresting ones of different baccili that
threaten the safety of men. DIR. Bull
lard closed his talk by urging all pos
sible attention and care to the teeth.
Following a short business session
a lunch was served and a social time
enjoyed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-17
ORGANIZATION Is
MADE PERMANENT
POULTRY FANcIERs ELECT OFF
GERS AT MEETING LAST
EVENING.
Arrangements Completed For "silver
Loving Cup Show" TO Be Held
Here January oath.

Final plans were made last evening
at meeting. in the Office OF Edmund
{. Whitehead. in the City Bank build
ing. by the poultry fanciers of his
city Cor the silver Loving Cup
SHOW TO be held in the BraunIicn
building. the week Of January 24tn.
The prizes for the awards were. also
determined last evening For all s.n-
gle entries. two cash prizes VIII De
awarded. For first prize. $500 in gold.
and second. one dollar. Five dollars
is TO be awarded as first prize Tor
pen entries, with three dollars as a
second prize. and silver loving cups
VIII be given for all stand varieties.
Judge A. F. Hummer of Butler. pa.
will handle the show and make the
awards
AT the meeting last evening the or
ganization OF the Ohio Valley Poultry
Association was made permanent. and
the Following officers elected: Her
man @. Wagner of Elm Grove, presi-
dent: Wilbur w Watkins vice presl-
dent; Edmund c. Whitehead. secre-
tary and treasurer. and the executive
committee. Chris Stoehrer. Charles r.
Braunlich. J. c. Mcdowell. II. &. WAC
ner. w. w. Watkins and f. c. White
head.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-17
SOCIAL CENTER AT
M'KINLEY OPENS
NEARLY ONE HUNDRED ATTEND
OPENING OF FESTIVITIES
FOR WINTER SEASON.
First Concert % Year VIII BE Given
Thursday EVening-Many
Parents Attend.

The social center at the Mckinley
school al Fourty fourth and ION
streets. opened last evening equally
a. successful as did Tho Union school
social center Monday evening
Nearly ninety young people over the
age ~ fourteen years attended the
opening Principal R0se of the BItohie
school. gave Instructions as 20 the
work ~ the winter season
Nearly ten parents attended the
opening and they e2pre. ard their 40.
probation tO tho Board of EducaIon
for the efforts they are making in the
behalf Of their children
The entertainment for the winter
evening a. Tho Mckinley will bo prac-
ticslly The same az that ~ tho t.niou
school last evening a number Of the
various games were played. and DO De-
planned 90 add more entertainment aa
tho winter proErarrrH
The first concert pf tho white rae.
aon will DO givrn Dn Thureday even
INK. when number Of vocal arIrofona
and reading viii DO PIver
Principal Rose Ia assisted ar tho Sac.
Knley school D. hia wife
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-17
FINAL ADDRESS
In This Section To Be Delivered al
Bethlehem Tomorrow BY
c. n. Royce.

c. II. Royce. who has for the pas,
several years been manager of tho
Waddington farm. and recently secre-
tary Of the Pan Handle Agricultural
club. will deliver his final address be.
for the farmers of the Bethlehem dis.
trict in the Bethlehem school house
Richie district. tomorrow evening 1t
As o'clock. Mr.. Royce will speak on
"Dairying."
He will leave early next month 20
become Instructor i'm the department
of animal husbandry Of Cornell uni
yersity. Utica. y. Y.
Among the others to make brief
speeches will be Senior and Junior
.of the Pan Handle Agricultural clubs.
AGENTS Horace Atwood and W II. Sill
representing Ohio and Brooke coun.
ties r"secuvely. At the close Of the
addresses the Bethlehem club will be-
perfected as an organization with the
Pan Handle club
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-17
LITTLE EXPECTED
From Teams In Columbia Club Mem.
bership Campaign Until After
First OF December

While the membership campaign OF
the Columbia club was opened on
Monday morning but little is expected
hN those in charE, from the various
teams. until after the play. The For.
tune Hunter that will be- staged ON
NoFemh'r 23 and % \ number az
now members are being added daily
hF the men on the teams The teams.
captains who have been selected AZ
John Sonuof'ld. Leo Coleman q
S'hr'ihor. g. Wocbcr John Wolf. 4.
J. kirchnDr and Fred Link
\ meeting viii Boz held on Monday.
november 20. when the campaign will
Do actively started
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-17
ANGOTT CASE
THROWN OUT
STATE LOSES FIRST FIGHT
AGAINST ALLEGED BLACK
HAND SOCIETY.
Judge Robinson sustsins Attorney S.
o. Boyce's Motion TO Exclude
Testimony.-Baek TO Jail.

Prosecuting Attorney ID. A. Mckee
and Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
r. A. O'Brien lost their first Black
Hand case yesterday afternoon when
Judge Robinson instructed the jury to
md Frank Angott not guilty. This
brought to close one of the most
sensational Black Hand trials that has
ever been heard here. Sensational be-
cause of the kind of testimony <aat
has been submitted
After the evidence of the state had
been submitted. shortly after noon.
Attorney $. o. Boyce made a motion
to exclude the testimony. The jury
was excused and the motion argued.
after which IL was sustained by the
judge. In his motion Mr.. Boyce said
That the Indictment charged Angott
with eNtorung the sum OF SIS from
Jimmy DiBiasea, and that IL had not
been proven by the state Witnesses
Judge Robinson sustained the motion.
Faces Other Indictments.
Angott was then remanded to Jail
TO await action on two other felony
indictments now pending against him.
In the morning session yesterday.
more sensational testimony was in
troduced when Angelo Tallarito was
placed on the stand. Tallarito. an
alleged Camorrista. added to Lupo's
story OF the day before. when he
showed the diagram of tree. The
trunk OF the tree. he said. represented
the leader. the branches the recruits.
and the leaves the outside world.
which every member is to destroy 4
necessary.
AT the base of the tree is represent.
ed casket in which the secrets of
the society are locked and guarded by
the stilleto.
Jimmy DiBiasea was further cross
examined, yesterday. and said that
Joe Cambria had warned him against
duplicating certain men in his testi
mony OF the last trials This is the
hrst reference TO the former court in
terpreters case during this trial.
Court Stenographer Louis Walters
was examined as To records that show.
cd DiBiasea had admitted Tony Lupo
TO be the third man implicated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-17
PERSONAL INJURY
Forms BASIS for Damage Suit Filed
IN Circuit Court Yesterday, Re.
turnable to December Rules.

a suit for personal injury. in which
me plaintiff seeks to recover $4,000
from the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
company was filed yesterday with the
clerk of the Circuit Court The suit
Is brought by Attorneys James r
Davis and J. -. Handlan. and is made
returnable subject to December rules
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-17
TRUSTEES REPORT
On Hohman-Duvall Matter Shows No
Property Only That Covered
BY Exemption Law.

Notices were sent out yesterday
from the office of Referee in Bank
ruptcy Henry 4. Nolte calling atten
ton to meeting Of Hohman-Duvall
creditors TO be held November 81
1915 at 10 O'Clock a. m. The notice
announces that the trustee has filed
his hnal report with the referee which
SHOWS that there is no property with
the exception of the bankrupt's ex
emption.
Inc creditors are informed that they
may object TO the confirmation of this
report and transact other business.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-17
BUILD COFFERDAM
AT WARWOOl DAM
NAVIGATION WILL BE oBsTRucT.
Ed FOR ABOUT FIFTY FEET.
Steamer Reuben Dunbar Will Resume
Operations This Week-Other
News OF the River

II is announced by l. n Beach. a.
:. engineer. Of Cincinnati that small
coferdam will be constructed at Dam
j.. Warwood. h. the near future. The
work will obstruct about 80 feet OF
the nayigable river at a point Sos feet
out from the river wall Of the lock
The nayigabie channels will be- open
for width OF $50 feet adjacent 10
IN" river wall. and 300 feet in width
adjacent To- the river pier.
The Reuben Dunbar will resume Oh.
cratiOr- this week The boat will
leave Galliuolis Friday. and will pass
here. for Pittsburgh. Sunday. The
Dunbar Is now iu first class shape.
having undergone repairs on the dock
az Gallipolis
Since the docking Of this steamer
and the kauaWhd. shipments from this
city for Pittsburgh have been sent by
rail- u is expected that the Reuben
Dunbar will bring % large consign.
ment Of turkeys for Wheeling and
Pittsburgh
The Liberty will be- In al = O'Clock
this evening from Natamoras. and will
depart tomorrow morning az 1850 on
the return trip
The river continues low About S
feet Of pool water was recorded here
yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-17
COLORED CITIZENS
viii Meet IN Waynnan A. NJ. E. Church
TO Adopt Resolutions % Respect
20 Booker 7. Washington.

mass meeting Of the colorod cfu
z"ns Of the Ohio Valley will bo hold
a. the Wayman q M D. church. 92t
Market street. this city Thursday
evening. November fs. BEGINNING al
o'clock fo present and ADOPT rpao
lut.Ors OF respect fo tho afr Hon
Booker r. Washington. tho leader OFF
'ho race. whose demise occurred n
his home. ekOrec. Ala. early sun
day morning.
An Invitation De- extended fo ADJ "a
attend tomorrow nirhfa meeting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-17
WHAT EVERY ONE SHOULD KNOW

nacklhE cough, difficult breath.ng.
sleepless nights, stopped up throat
and sore lungs-all these conse-
quences Of cold yield quickly to
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. II
gets right at the seat of trouble. al
lays Irritation. heals raw infIamma-
ton. cuts the phlegm. opens the air
passages, soOthes and makes well. so
you can breathe easily and naturally.
sleep soundly and the racking cough Is
stopped. Every home should have a
bottle of this old reliable cough medi-
cine ready for emergency.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-17
HEARING FRIDAY
JUDGE Heryey Calls Special Tern, Of
Court 20 Act on Habess Corpus
PROCEEDINGS

judge IiDroy. through "a vacation
order announced that November 49, 4f
I' n'."'k H W.. hearing viii Do
.'I Tor fH' reason of drr.dir. vhstH.
.r cor NOT Martha Ice. minor child of
John and I'f'la Eurris shall Doc no.
...n'd h' Them or turned over to fhc
N'.I VIRGINIA Humane Society The
..I.i Doc. been Irf with Nra Anna
'.'m.n. 300" Chaulinc street
und' TODD chat th, parents
oft 'h. child are NOT to bo located in
''r city,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-17

Nr STYLES when 7 married YOU
bad "a fine head Of hair and money
Mis- STYLES We'll YOU can't blame
mo inr thn 'ose oft your money -Non
krrs Statesman
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-17

~'hwulharh Brewing Company To-
Nrrry Uolfrubinc. parcel of land In
huu'F Point consideration. $40
John o.. Nfhony. trustee. to schmul.
bach Nrcwire Company. Iot 90 bod ia.
cob. addition. consideration. $40
Howard pu Camp to Frederick Arm
hru.fcr. .nf n UakDr street Cousid
'raNou. $40
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-17
JUSTICE SHOPS

~ attachments sworn our before
Squire Ice p Dobbs. tha Wheeling
Cum company has been closed hoe
firm manufactured chewing gum ana
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-17
COUNTY COURT


Henry Ludwir and Marie Maui. both
~ this city.
Clinton Jackson and Gertrude con.
rnG. both OF klsa. ID
John AuiouIrch and Elizabeth FUR.
pGra. both of fhia city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-17

present and deliver an address on his
work i'm that field
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-17

was located on the second floor OF the I
La Belle pottery building.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-18
PEACE PAGEANT
90 a
OPENINGEVENT
OF IHECARNIvAL

The Peace Pageant win start the
Carnival program Saturday at 10
O'Clock en- Alexander field, Punahou
Those who have seen the rehearsals
are enthusiastic about the. beautiful
spectacle. The school children viii
walk in procession down the hills by
winding paths and will be in full view
from every part CT the field. They
will take their places in the back
ground OF the stage near the Hawaiian
band All their parents and friends
will be there to see their dramatic
entrance The moving pictures to be
taken of the entire performance will
have setting without duplicate in.
the world.
Mr.. Frank Seudder will be master
OF ceremonies. He has been as busy
as two men the last week. He will
escort "Internationalism" when she
advances to. place the international
peace flag upon the stage, this being
the first of the ceremonies. This flag
contains miniature flags Of all ma.
tions, surrounded by white. the word,
wide symbol of a truce. This is the
flag used at the Hague peace congress
in 1913 and at many other great meet.
ings. ~ 2, +er..- ~ b
A variety of national flags will be.
carried by the childrea, and the cos
tunes will range from white to the
gay colors of the Indians. Indian war
wheops and dances will be an enliv.
ening feature, coming after the cere't
monies OF the peace pipe and bury.
ing the hatchet, +, Every nation and
profession will have representatives
adding color and, gaiety to the coca.
sion. III. -......
The programs of the day will help
the audience in recognizing the char.
acters as they appear and speak, The
play Zone Hundred Years of Peace"
was printed last April by The
Friend" An admission fee of 25 cents
VIII be charged. The play is excellent
the characters well taken, the music
and costumes and banners gay, and
the Peace Pageant .as whole wor.
thy opening feature of the Carnival
plans. u a.s.s.;,z.. / : E.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-18
.ADCLUB PARADE. TO BE one OF 49, !.
THOSE FAMOUS kIVE-W|RE STUNTS

Plans for the big AID club parade
which will open the Carnival Satur-
day evening were finally adopted at
an enthusiastic meeting of the Ad
club last night Chairmen of the va
rious subcommittee reported encour-
aging progress in lining up the many
features &c the Carnival parade.
g. H. futile reported that the Fill
pines were planning to turn out 500
strong. in their marching section.
Nearly 100 Eilipinos are coming from
Waipahu to march In the parade and
enjoy the opening of the Carnival. The
Filipino queen and her attendants
have been selected and are being gor-
geoIsiy eostumed for the occasion.
Chuck Hoy is hard at work organ.
izing Chinese marching section and
will endeayor to line up certain Chi
nese societies in costume. irving
Hurd has $50 Koreans pledged to ap.
pear, one section marching in old Ko-
rean costumes, another in Korean wo-
mems costume and third in military
dress. The Hawaiian committee was
not present, but Senator Chillingworth
and his assistants are planning a.well
uniformed Hawaiian marching Sec
ton.
Il. l.. SchWarzberg, chairman of the
float and marching division, reported
that gorgeous float to carry the
queens of the occident and Orient was
being constructed. The float viii be
preceded by. novel feature, the
mounted submarine brigade. Next
comes the Ad club banner and a hand
somely eostumed herald just IN front
Of the float e. .....S
The Ad club in full regalia will fol.
low the float and all members are
urgently requested to be in. line at the
foot of Fort street opposite Pier 10
t0ceanic wharf by $50 Saturday
evening All the various sections must
be ready to march at that time. The
general public is cordially invited to
march either In Carnival costume or
otherwise Immediately behind the Ad
club. .s: '.--~ Z. =.
The line Of march viii take the pro-
cession to the capitol grounds where
the queens will be received by Queen
Liiiuokalani The Carnival of Nations
viii begin Immediately under the di-
recticn of Chairman R. R. McEIdow-
ney and the big Carnival celebration
Of 1915 viii be officially opened.
Rev. G. L. Morrill,, the picturesque
evangelist, gave the club a rapid-fire
talk. God was the first advertiser"
he said, ''and the world is His bill
board and went ON to develop this
theme. ~ ~
Several members OF the Al club
who are chairmen of various Carnival
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-18
Smile Decorate Buy Lei Carnival Week is Almost Here
THE SPIRIT OF THE CARNIVAL
BY Director general lanes o. Dougherty

Get the spirit Of the occasion, the fame
Of this Carnival will spread every
where.
Our 1915 celebration is larger than
the 1914 or the 1918 one. There will
probably be more persons here to wit
ness II. With 5000 soldiers or more,
with residents on this and other is
lands, and the tourists arrived or ar
irving. you will get some idea Of the
number CT people this Carnival will
play to-"
In arranging cur program for the
eight days we made every effort to
prepare II 20 that there would be daily
events Of interest TO every one Of the
thousands who will witness tfIem.
This was no easy task, but I believe
we have succeeded. " the "Peace
Pageant" does not appeal to you. you
can gee the swimming meet. And in
the Afternoon, II yon do not care to
gee the races you can 90 to the base
ball game. Wherever possible in the
program we have furnished aIterna.
tive attractions. We do not gay to
you that ycu must see THE or that
certain thing. ~ r.
We are to have series Of splendid
elbows and parades. ! will not take
you through the program number by
number, for that would take too long.
! will say we have real Carnival
earning. Our work 40 the managers
ct II IL practically ended-the rest
remains with you. the bubble. There
fore say, Get the Carnival Spirit.
Join in The fun Of the dances, be one
Of the merry crowd, help to win Homo
lulu reputation as a great Carnival
city, which is gay and carefree while
such celebration is on, ID
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-18
WATER Carnival
in HARROR Will
BEPICTlJRESQUE
tcontlnued Prom page onel

CONTINUED from page onel =
4th Cavalry band. First, s25: second,
$40
Section d and f. Pulling boats and
canoes. s. S. Pioneer with the LIST
Field Artillery hand aboard. First,
SIS; second $40 Canoes First sl5'
Section Japanese sainpars. First,
S35: second, SIS.
The Judges are Chief Justice A. g.
M. Robertson and Judge w, l.. Whit.
ney, who VIII elect third member to
act with them
Other interesting facts OF the water
display are that $3.50 is the cost of
the fireworks alone. Last years Ian
terms numbered ESQ; this year will see
5000, not TO mention the increased
use of electric lighting. Great precau-
ticn is exercised to prevent fire. Be
sides the tug intrepid. Young's fire.
boat will be on duty, and Chief
Thursten's crew win man q fire scow.
Mr.. Youngss committee is:
Archie Robertson. bands and mu
sic.
Bert Mott, Japanese sampans.
Jack Guard and Gny Rothwell,
Yachts.
Mr.. Buchnana, transportation and
illumination.
Harry Denison, fireworks.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-18

features reported last night on what
is being done by their committees. In
way of entertainment the members OF
Shaniey's cabaret took part in the pro-
gram of songs and dances. Miss Char
lctte A. Powers gave recitation and
told several good stories and the Wal
mapuna club of Punahou sang.
''Prceesston of Nations" Il
Under the direction of Miss Emily
V Warinner hundreds of students
are being trained for Parade of
Nations which will be enc of the
features of the peace pageant On Alex
ander Geld, Punahcn, Saturday. The
parade will commence at 10 O'Clock.
The national graups will march on to
the field and take arplace at the end
of the eastern terrace. A drill will
be executed by the Korean National
association. Those taking part in the
parade Of nations will sing patriotic
airs during the peace pageant. The
schools to take part will be Mid-Pa-
cifie Institute, Punahou Academy, Nc
kinley high school and the kameha-:
meha schools. ..r-.' -
The enlisted men of the army and
navy will be honored guests at ban
in the National Guard armory Satur.
day night This promises to be the
most largely attended feature of the
celebration. ..... .......~ -
The chairman of the various com
mites Of the Mid-Pacific Carnival are
requested to call on P. G.. H. Deverill,
chairman of the badge and remnants
committee, at the Bank OF Hawaii to-
morrow for their badges
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-18
HONOLULU PEOPLE I.
PRAISE SIMPLE MIXTURE

Many in Honolulu praise the simple
mixture of buckthorn bark, glycerine.
etc, known as Adfer.i-ka. This rene
dy is the most THOROUGH bowel
cleanser ever sold, being even used
successfully in appendicitis. ONE
SPOONFUL relieves almost ANY
CASE of constipation, Sour or .gassy
stomach. ONE MINUTE after you
take it the gasses rumble and pass
out. Adler-i-ka cannot grippe and the
INSTANT action is surprising. The
Hollister Drug Co.-advertisement. =.