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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-09

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~ ~t rvrrvthtrr In csnr.s
N , wsss kitchen a CO
eJ-Ar an us''.F'iu
l-piy hnsin~ss rasts ~.
postpaid Other low prices Write.
Commercial rrintinE Co, ,iis Eplsr
rflintt ssTT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-09
FARM LANDS

~ FARM LANDS
ENtEf.rtoNAL NALrE
10 offered in ms iiossffr dairs farm, riots
e. Chshaiis aU iefsi valley iaud ff"'
ffofu raek 90 rfatsi. ta arfrs 10 high
stale - cultivation. haianrH pasture
fsiafefn t.faou hunFalae nau dairf
barn. aafer pinss 80 aii eaiidinKs Al
stock And niarhinefY inffade1 sith thi'
place ffife ts fta.unas sili take o.. Nof
neaitis property iasto eash haiahr'
may run 30 feafs BIZ psf cent
OLE HANFoA a co
y Nss :. ~ ",
so EXCHANGES
FfDEnLY roUrf-E owa isfes Z fsofn
ssnai. modern hnfns. nsaf uuissrsiif
fsrff want smaller huuss ahoui
t1qe9 ~ Ices. hfins stts iiih q. y
LITTLE RANCH FOR TRADE
Located near nasf yard sores N
orchard s.fnpHn eotisse sii fsnrsa
one willie O. brat landing
: % WHITE GO
tsi Oriental Hi4s sain ssea.
MODERN s.reaaa bpsratss uiH trsds
- anfthins 500 r't Phone @rffh
WIDE Tssss II See foTK 81 Mails
s~S%~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~o~~~~-~-~-~
81 REAL ESTATE LOANS
49,. s~. ~
Money on Improved fisy property We
make Building ie4ns
CALHOUN DENNY a EwfSo
Aiassa nundinr
TTNI- EsTNTE a-SoRTHEHs
nanf q srsisss. Co. csasysi Hiax
tet-esn coiurisia ara Masion.
nEAL EaFATE AoRroAnEa zee or
- 90 -. fuiiY secured. fsr sale ~ Joe
,,,S s,,,.s: g. - = Ss.ssS
MORTGAGE LOANS
~, 1900, 6 80 ~ r,sssss;
So LEGAL NOTICES
FEAErb rnoToAAt.H viii hs fsrsi, -
81 th~ adfress riser hsi1s until :
e'cirrk . M. August ~. 1915 ard thsr
orsnsd Ter faFulshinx lumber ara
tsiifinr material 20 IN. bureau %
Fishsriss. a. Seattle. wash. Fef blank
proposals ard particulars address
Aesri. nufsan ~ Ftsh.fs. !. G.
smith HaiitinF fsaiiie Wash.
NOTICE Nj. fnea oiasnsn havinx lett
my bod ana board. I ~tii not 30 rs-
span,lbis for any dstis contracted b.
her Geo. a Oldham
- TEE DfFTHicT CoUNr OF TnF
iuitsi states. for tho Western District
~ washiaEtnn. northern Division
In BANKRUPTCY No tttf
Sotics - Firss Ne~finE - Creditors
IN the Matter ~ Avian = WHEY. Bank
Fuuf
To ,hs creditors ~ the ahcve namsa
bankrupt
Nctics r. hereby given that IN The stth
dsr - July 1918. the said Avian y
wiley waa duly adtudirafrd bankrupt
and that tho first meeting ~ the
creditors ~ szid bankrupt viii be held
AZ the office ~ the undersigned
Referee IN BANKRUPTCY, 1905 =. e
smith Handins. IN seattle. IN said
district. on the iath day ~ August,
1915 ~ : n'ciack IN the afternoon. -
which lime tho said creditors may
attend. prove their claims. apgeint q
trustee examine the bankrupt. and
transact such other business a. may
prnpe~Y come before said meeting
Dated ~ Seattle. In said district. this
sth day ~ August. 1915
G. n HAWKINS.
Referee IN Bankruptcy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-09
0 Business Chances

I VAST 10 90 INTO BUSINESS have
ia acres - land Ia Eastern Washing.
ton. Rts1 a. zee % ~ notes secured ~
H@attis income property. which I VIII
exchange for Stock - General Nee.
state % WsshiaHfnn. NJ total value 10
tia.eao %. FREE and rls@r. ara ! alu
assume nothing Yer fuN particulars
address y . unr $50 Seattle. and !
siil call sud look over your stock.
on N tie hesi ravtnK Aparfnasafs 81
Seattle. have ioaE.tiu lease furni.
surs sirnps, nsw After The iss - asp.
tsmber you vii Always have = waiting
ilst THIS is just as represented. Deal
witn Ounsr fi.t9a.0e viii handle.
Furniiur. and Lessee Rent ftTt.ae per
month Income about 1859 90 Msnth
~. For fuu particulars address y o
Box 80. Seattle.
FOR HALFs-- BARBER shop. pooi room ara
leo cream parior and soda fpantsin. IN
good iosn. on main iihe g. 81 81
q. VIII take good auto part pay
iuent Those Interested write J A.
Cole. warden. wash
foH SALE niac<suiith ara wsson basi.
ness stock and tools Too old 10 shoe
horses ti6e Will handle this Address
blacksmith. West Sound. san Jaau
county. wash
FOR sALE-conr-cfious store ana nsRs
stand Price soc In good town A.
Van RooE, Arilngtan. wash
FOR sALE---rwo furnished ro0nins
houses. 20 ard q rooms Price reason
able iitt Terrace -
sNAP-~A we'll payinE Restaurant. In Food
Iess,,se WI I'll SsssE Ms,s ~
Al ACREAGE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-09

steamer will leave Seattle every
sunday az 300 a. IN. for Port Town
send direct.
STEAMER Kulshan will call At Port
Townsend, northhound saturdays
only. leaving Rsattis at 10 y. m.
Points marked .. are boat landings
Passengers for these points and for
other boat landing points must make
their own arrangements for landing
and assume ali risk and liability In
making such landing Steamer. pas
EenEor rate does not Include boat land
ing charges,
Baggage liability IL limited 60 wear
Ing apparel. not to exceed 500 for
whole ticket $50 pounds allowed free
Steamers ana schedules subject TO
change without notice Frsish, re
ceived daily for all points excepting
Taeoma) named In above schedule
Tickets must he purchased at ticket
office open from ESQ a m, to IL
midnight.
PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION co.
Ticket Office, Colmau Dock.
rhonc, Main Sppa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-09
REAL ESTATE
LITTLE HOME
$50 CASH AND $40 MONTHLY

with large tract ~ garden land
close IN - KirNisnd. 30 that you
can SO back and forth daily 20
your employment M Seattle
Improved with house we'll. etc.
Price fe76: terms $50 each. SO
monthly Come over and see for
yourself Take Madison car and
county ferry direct 20 Burke a
Farrar's office ia Kirkland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-09
AUTOS For SALE
MISCELLANEOUS

SASH AND nooNS
Are vnu KotnF 70 hutltf Then huY your
sAsu Ann Doors direct from the
manufacture We own our csn mill
Sell anvonc Ahtp anywhere
k,rross. panel doors fret quality.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-09

The star has Published the 49,. :.
two snces-sful seattle bssissss -.
telling hos they happened IL -, !.
business, and how they have sure,.x.s
To-day the story H. told ~ . Ts<su. -
an. hrs. Carrie Chambers. othsr =
be published later. fran tim. 4 -.
about women In other Western elf,s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-09
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY

This directory is intended
for the convenience Of any one
desiring something 4 little out
OF the ordinary in their daily
needs and requiring il in a
hurry. The firms represented
below make a speciality OF inn
mediate service and will glad
" furnish any information
that is necessary. Remember
satisfaction is guaranteed by
every advertiser.
Just Use Your Telephone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-09
PERSONALS

MISS NliMtNl
Massage. mRuirurinu Room T. Ats
Hotel, 1905 Third ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-09
IA LOST AND FOUND

f0qr-4rai leather hsntsas saturday
Afternoon. IN Sanitary Market ~ Fr~-
mont Ballard car. Finder please cali
Queen Anne set
LKbY's cola rateh ara for. With -
T. - " seal attached cau 81 ~
bakery department ~ MeHae hran
uiran Reward
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-09
HOTELS


virxinis ~ and Eighth Ave-
uEe any cars va Westiakr ave los med
err. elegantly furnished rooms sith ths
hest ~ cinAniin@ss comfort ana courtesy
Tor the least mnnrT Tranrisnf zoe 10
81 weskO. ggts 90 % Kitchen pfivi.
isges
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-09
II FEMALE HELP WTD.

WOMAN % wash dishes fNe hours sarh
day and ali day Saturdays o. IS Sat
urdays and 1tc per hour vsekfaTs
Gail Victor csdarhotus. ia SANITARY
Public Market
WANTED Women Tor government fots.
$40 month. puit unnse~ssarY. Write
Immediately for list pnsiti1ns obtain
able Frankiia Institute Dept. Tti-F,
- 10 ~, r.. .. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-09

ooanns Str. Potiatch. for Port s.sSam
daily Ludlow. Port Gamble daily
fHanEor and all except
points on Hood Canal Monday
on Sunday trip calls
only at Gamble. prin-
mon. Hcodsport. Pot
Hatch and Onion city:l
ARRIVING back in So
attic al 1880 D m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22
TOLD TO GO TO
WORK, SHOOTS
FOREIGNER ATTEMPTS MURDER
AT BELIAlRE YESTERDAY
AFTERNOON.
Mike 6otitek Shot Through Hand
Bullet Was Intended for Another
-Assailant Escapes.

A shooting scrape that came near
ending In a murder occurred ycster.
day afternoon. at a foreign boarding
house conducted by Mike Botitck.
3S42 Franklin street That a murder
was not committed was due to the in
reference OF Botitck. who grabbed
the gun. just in time to receive the
load in his wrist that was Intended
for one Of the boarders.
Several days ago. IL is said. Samuel
Stigec. a bOarder repremanded Lou
Loloric for not making efforts to get
work and accused the latter OF being
lazy. Apparently. KOlOric paid no at
tention to The accusation until yester.
day when ne became angry and re-
scented d. Calmly walking into the
boarding house. he pulled a .32 calibre
automotic revolver with the intention
OF shooting Sugec. BOtitck was sit
tins In the Don with a baby in his
arms and when the revolver was
drawn he grabbed the gun and re-
.ceived the bullet In his arm Botitck
staggered to his feet and the baby fell
from his arms but was cought by the
mother who had witnessed the shoot
ing DR.. Kiser a called. and an ex-
animation showed that one OF the nn.
gers had been shot from the hand.
koloric fed over the hills and the
Bellaire police are conducting a
search FOR him
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22
MING0 DAY
VIII BE Observed at Wheeling Park
August ts-ESeursions to Popular
Resort Will Be Advertised.

The annual outing Of the citizens
OF Mingo Junction which will be
known as Mingo Day. will be held at
Wheeling Park. Friday. August Is.
According to reports. nearly the entire
town Will turn out in order to enjoy
The occasion. and the trip from Mingo
Junction TO Wheeling and return Will
be mad con the steamer ST James.
which has been chartered for the oc-
casion. The picnickers will bring
their own brass hand which Will fur
nish the special music.
During the next few days several
hundred posters will be placed In the
various stations along the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad as well as the
Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad. call
ing attention 20 the Sunday excursion
which will be run 10 Wheeling for the
beneht Of all those who desire TO
spend the day Al the park. The spe-
rial excursions over the 3. 4 o. rail-
road will be run on Sundays. August
/ and q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22
CHILD BROWNS
Falls From Mothers Arms Into SwoL
len Creek - Body Recovered
Later Near Fairpoint

The fourteen-months-old child OF
Mr.. and Mrs. frank Pundonia. well
known residents Of Fairpoint. was
drowned in a very peculiar manner
yesterday about noon in Wheeling
Creek. The family were moving from
Bellaire to Fairpoint. and while the
mother was riding on the wagon con
tanning the goods carrying the hid
In he rarms. the stones jolted the
wagon with the result that the chlld
was thrown from the mothers arms
into the swollen stream.
The body started TO float down the
stream but was recovered a few hours
later by several boys who were play
ing In the creek nearby. Coroner
Roger OF Martins Ferry. was notihed
and will houd an inquest today. The
body was taken to the Adolph morgue
where II was prepared for burial.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22
DON'T WORRY
ABOUT THAT
ITCHING Rash

Donr worry any more about ntat
itching skin-tros-ae. Just spread a at
tie risinol ointment over the sick skin
q the itching cisappears a. n you
had simply wiped u away!
And-eNen more lmportanf-thls
soothing healing ointment gets right
TO the source OF The trouble and rarely
tails 10 clear away every ace of M
unsighuy. tormenting eruption.
Doctors have prescribed resinoi ONT.
ment for over twenty years. and thou
sans owe their clear. healthy skins 70
Us use. IL contains nothing that could
lnJure or irritate the tenderest SKIN.
sold BY all druggists. Sample tree.
Dept zsR. Resinoi. Baltimore. Nd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22
EAST HIGHLAND


EAST R1CHLAND. July 22.-Rev.
Hart preached a very interesting ser.
mon at the Christian church here last
Sunday evening. He will preach here
again In two weeks. on Lords Day even
ing. august LIST
Several from here went 20 Riehiand
On Sunday morning TO here Rev. Bourne
preach one OF his interesting sermons.
Little Edna Taylor. who has been III
with typhoid fever. suffered "A relapse
sidered serious for "A while. but she -
slowly Improving again.
Mr.. Walter Littleton, OF Pittsburgh.
was an visitor here With
his relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Mills
and family.
Mr. Prank Hubbard, Of 81. clairsynle.
spent Sunday here with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dempsey Davis. OF Hol-
loway. spent IA few days here last week
with Mrs. Edna Taylor and family.
MIR. and Mrs Hugh Deegan and daugh-
tiers returned TO their home in Martins
Ferry last Friday after n two weeks
visit here with her mother. Mrs. Eliza
Mr.. ora Taylor. who Is chef In the
barnett Hotel In Canton. spent "A Few
days here last week with his mother.
work on saturday. Previous 60 his go
ing to Canton. Mr.. Taylor had been In
South America for two years. lie had
not visited his home here for over three
years.
Messrs Abuer. John and Van Nc
Nfchoi, OF Niagara Falls. are here visit
IL - NNANE &Aa aNakt
Mr.. Math McNRmec was an over-Sun-
day visitor here with his mother.
Miss Wilamena Seabright. OF Martins
Ferry. was here last week visiting her
friend. Miss Mildred Taylor.
Mrs. Emma Furbay and two children.
OF Adcna. have been here the past week
with her mother. Mrs. Eliza McNamee.
Miss Olive Taylor. OF this place. was
hostess 10 a party given on Tuesday
evening at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
o Cunard. The affair was given IN
honor OF Miss Taylor. who - making
her home with Mr.. and Mrs. Cunard. cf
Uniontown. quite a number from here
were present.
Several Of the young folks from here
attended ne cake-walk at Bannock last
frtday evening.
The willing Workers class Of the
Christian sunday school will give a pie
social on Friday evening. July %. at
the home OF Mcssrs. John and Fred
DeVaul the proceeds TO go for the bene-
ft of the church. The Of the
class which number about 25. have In
vited quite n number OF the younk folks
In the community and quite an enjoy
able time T. anticipated.
Mr.. John IddinEs and family were
over-Sunday visitors here with her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Williamson.
and attended services at the Friend :
church here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Patrick spent
last Friday IN Warnock the guest OF
their daughter. Mrs. Tom Williams.
Mrs. Lois Woodruff and children. Of
FttsburRh. are here visiting her aunt
Mrs. Robert Thompson and other reia,
tives In the vicinity.
Word was received here on Monday Of
the sad death Of Mrs. Annie Dsrrah. q
former resident here. Mrs. parrah had
many relatives here. among whom were
Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Williamson and
family. and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter VII.
liams. who attended her funeral. which
was held from the home Of her mother
Mrs. Emma Mcfarland. OF Loydsvf1fa
on Wednesday at ? 2 m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22
AID MEN MEET
VIII Take In Business men-chanoe
Date Of Annsul Meeting and
Elect New Member.

At a meeting OF the Wheeling Ac
Club held last night in the Business
Mems Association rooms. action was
taken In amending the constitution
permitting the admission OF business
men as members Of the club who are
not actively engaged In producing al
yertising matter.
Action was also taken changing the
date OF the annual meeting from DE
cember 10 May. and changing the dats
that officers shall take Office IRON
January to July.
The following new members were
elected G. J Nichols. advertsins
manager Of Whites Bazaar: T. ,
Chapman. ad sertising manager o,
W H.. Chapman and Son: Settor
Alexander and X. B Naylor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22
How Thin People
Can Get Fat

Increase In wsiEht Ten pounds or More


ia certainly Give most anything 10
b. able 20 fat up "a few pounds and stay
that way. declares every excessively
thin man o. woman. such n result b.
not impossible. despite past failures
Thin people nre victims % m~al-uutri-
ton a condition which prevents the
fatty elements 81 food from being take
en- ur hv che blood o. they are when fhe
powers 81 nutrition are normal Instead
81 Eeffiuf Into the blood. ati the faf and
tlesn producing elements stay iu the fu-
testnes until p pass from the body
To correct this condition and 90 pro-
duce "a healthy normal. Hmolnt Of TAT
thc. nutritite processes must be artId-
ciaiy supplied win me power which "a
ture has denied them This can best be-
accomplished hy ealing r. -arHDI tablet
Win even meal SHrEOl o. a. rrIenfffr
combination ~ aiN ~ the best strength
giving fnt-rrndueinE elements known f0
the medical profession Taken with
meals. ~ mlves with the food and Turns
tho surara and Hfnrchea fnf0 rich. rfre
and 80 rapid effect o. remarfrbIe u.-
ported Galuf of from Ten fu fNenfF-fts
pounds ln n aIugle month ara br no
means iufrfIueuf Yet 600 action Dr. per-.
ffcflr natural and absolutely harmfe-a
rarroi o. H0ld hF Haua ruf Rate pHar.
macy and g. o. grelsf a Co. ana other
- druEglafa every where and ever.
tuceaaed or mnueV back
CANTON while snrrnf has urnrHrrF
~rfmarkanle results lu the treatment 10
nffN uue indlgrHfiou nun rrnrrHI stomach
~flanrdrfa. if rhnuId not. owing fH Ifr 90.
PARABLE nesh PRODUCING effect. te usrd
~ fhpee who are NOT willing f0 Ir.
crease their weight Ten pounds or more
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22
ANTl-PARKING LAW
WILL BE ENFORCED
POLICE TO sag TRAFFIC OR
oiNSNcE IS STRICTLY Oh
SERVED.
VIII Net Permit Automobiles 20 Re.
main Along Cures Longer Than
Thirty Minutes at One Time. .

Since the campaign has been
started against the -speeders within
the city limits. the police have also
decided 10 enforce the Law regarding
automobiles that are left standing on
the treets. There IL a city ordinance
that provides FOR this. II says that
no machine can BE- left Al one place
during business hours longer than 80
minutes az n time.
Many complaints have been regis
tered owing 10 the fact that this or.
dinanoe IL being continually violated
by owners Of machines and the DO
lice officials have decided TO take
steps 20 break IL up. According 70 In.
formation received last evening they
VIII start Immediately TO enforcing
this Law and every offender will be
arrested.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22
PLACED IN

HARRISBURG. Pa. July 2f=Mrs.
Louis Bartch. AGED 90. % Piedmont.
Mo. who was on her way 10 that place
from Milton. Pa whore she had been
visiting. was removed from a Penn.
s~ylvania railroad train here today by
agents 81 the state health department
on complaint Of fellow
who believed she bad smallpox n
was found she was suffering with a
communicable skin disease and gbo
viii be detained IN The Quarantine
ward OF the Dauphin county aims.
house until she recovcrH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22
PYTHIAN PICNIC
WELL ATTENDED
MANY DISTINGUISHED GUESTS
TAKE PART m DAYS FEs
INVITES.
<thistie Program Participates In by
Men. Women. Boys and Girls
Bali Game possponed.

Pythlan Day was largely observed
yesterday At Wheeling park. a. sever
al hundred members OF the order we're
In attendance from every section OF
b Panhandle counties The picnick.
ers began TO arrive early In the morn
Ing and continued 10 come and 70
throughout the day. Among the dis.
finguished guests present were Hon
Samuel y. Montgomery. OF Haywood.
Cot A @. Houriet. OF Washington. ID.
G.. superintendent Of the Insurance
department of the order. and John p.
Arbenr. Of this city. Grand Chancellor
of West Virginia.
One ~ the attractive features Was
the winning pool. where many en-
joyed swimming. while In the evening
~ the White Palace a splendid dane
Ing program vas rendered. The spe-
cinl music for the occasion was rem
dered by . select orchestra Another
Attractive feature was the exhibition
DIN put on by the order OF Dokies.
The winners and prizes awarded In
connection with the athletic program
which was carried out. follow:
ioo-yard dash. boys under is-wnl-
lam Deckman. Jersey sweater.
5oyard dash. girls under is-Doro-
thy Lasch. pair tennis shoes.
50yard dash. for ladies-Mayme
House. pair silk gloves.
1oo-yard dash. for K OF p. members
Edgar Pelley. gold lapel button.
Fat mems race-Fred Brinkman.
Dor OF cigars.
Nail-driving contest 0adies)-Mrs.
Charles Hurst. Pythian Sister pin.
Mems nail driving contest-R. II.
Carter. Pythian pin.
50yard dash for boys under 8 years
Walter Bartlett. ball glove.
50-yard dash for girls under 8 years
Marjorie McCamic. baby doll.
The base ball games we're post
poned on accoun OF wet grounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22
PLAYING FISH
Popular Local Detective Rolls on log
Into Muskingum River But 10
Rescued BY Friends.

Dave Cleary. local detective. s.
spending several days al camp on the
Muskingum river lea Marietta Word
was received In the city yesterday
the effect that Dave had quite a mar
row escape a few days ago when he
h's balance and fen from a high
log into the water Nov the rest OF me
.1WpciH say nat 10 was purely an
accident. bur after they had rescued
Dave. he strongly maintained that he
was playing dsh and had dived on
purpose.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22
GAMBLERS RAiogo

NEW YORK. July - - The first
gambling house crusade made b. the
New York police department in some
time occurred today when two raids
were made on alleged gambling
houses in Harlem On the raids sixty
three men were arrested. CHARGED
with ~disordorly conduct 10 took an
hour TO transfer the prisoners 90 tho
station house and the reserves ere
called out TO restrain the hundreds
~ spectators Race charts. black
boards and other gambling ~paraphcr.
nalIa were anIknd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22

The Reward" VIII DO shown - fte
EfN TODAY. HraHIa HrrrIarnia FflNa fFa
Inrf ~ fne chorus Eirl uhn IH rrrrrr..t
from moral destruction b. fhr r-rrrrrrrf
Ing Influence Of love Hnd the r~arTfgr.
lions - wumara true heritage nf HH.
tainted mOfIfrHu0d Mics UnrrIarHfr De-
arleudldlr supported hr Arthur MHHre.
n q Hur company ~ players Irfrn.
N INIUI chapter N fHr WHO THrHr
IfH VIII Do shown In three rrrIH Dob nf.
llilNn t0 iNiH ffuf .rr tom.rr tomorrow
tN -ffIrnH NurmwnuI m william
'N fr.i 'rn written IU Movie TorHfW 4
N'InE Hfnr" ~ IH.H and romance
200 me Total urHFrH. off MON HUI
$40 Nnu|d Hrr u feature that
"lI more than please
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22

IDAHO FALLS Idaho. July 2I-
The father and relatives OF D. a.
Empey. cattle and sheep man. Md
mapped from bic ranch east Of here
saturday. decided to-day fo pay the
80 200 ransom demanded hy bic ab.
ducfor Nr Empcya father has asked
The sheriff 10 recall his posse.
Relatives fear that efforts to cap
ture The abductor Will result In Empey
being killed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22
SOCIALIST TALKS
New York orator Begins Series Of
Three open Air Meetings -
Fourteenth ard Market Streets.

The Socialists Of Wheeling and VI
entity heard a very enthusiastic ana
I~ntercatInE lecture last evening by
John T Vaughn. Of New york city.
4 large crowd gathered at The corner
or Fourteenth and Market streets.
Fhnn ihc speaker arrived and were
held through The entire falk FITS
subject was The Great Fear
W. vaughan has selected Tor hfs
.ubpcr' tonight Why Thrsr HIFn
Dosfs ON Friday niFhf ffr subject
VIII D. What We Want Socialism
the Remedy