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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-24
How American Women
May Keep Faces Young

THE American amart woman aveg
carly far earlier than the TnRIfsh 30
man. says Christian Miller. y g. Z. the
famous English health expert She adds
That our climate $50 on hifinrnfnn that .slHI
over ercrf Nouracives and grow. old before
you Know 90 That same collaborating air
dries che skin. The skin that larke moIa.
furr grows pale and eithereI feaknfr and
soon forms wrinkle
The American complexion" Del best
treated uN applying fure mrrruiiFrd unr.
" hich causes The faded. Ufrleas rutirie to
fiake OF in minute particles. n little each
daf. until the fresh. young skin beneath
De- wholly tn evidence. Every druarIaf
haa this WaN one ounce la sufficient
spread on 81 night like cold cream. raah-
ing lf OF NEXT morning
For wrinkles. dissolve an ounce Of now
dnrrd aaN0Iitr in q half pint witch hazel.
battle th' fare in this hmm dfateiv svrrv
wrinkle bel affected. even the dceperlInea
Roth treatments ere remarkable facial
o. IuN CnafOrH.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-24
Art Department.

Tho closing meeting OF the Arr De-
partmcnt OF al. Momun's Club was held
at . O'Clock saturday afternoon at the
\. %. L. W. hall. Mrs. Walter 5. Kelley
gave an interesting paper on "Notra
Dame de- Chartrcs." Miss Wallace re-
viewing Current Art. Mrs. Edward Bird
the newly elected chairman. had charge
or the program. together with the vice
chairman. Mrs. Walter :. Kelley. have a
program well under way for the next
years work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-24

and which IS sure 10 find favor with
skirts are composed Of rows Of mate
rial deeply soalloped 20 form petals
and the scallops arc worked with but
tonhole embroidery The embroidery
Is so simple that anyone who has any
knowledge al all OF needlework can
easily duplicate IL
The design Of the soaliop is worthy
OF particular mention because. in spite
Of IT'S simplicity u exploits an exceed
ingly novel idea in edge finishes. The
lower line Of the border is shaped in a
point, not too fine to be easily handled
or made bulky in the working. and the
upper edge Is as original IN its outline
a. the lower. Instead Of the custom
airy open space. which is sometimes
filled IN with French knots or satin
dots. there rises from upper edge Of
the scallop a little eone-shaped figure.
surmounted by three circles Of grad-
uated sire that can be worked with
eyclet embroidery OF solid satin stitch.
Lyelet q exceedingly popular for All
kinds q embroidery and combines well
with the simplest Of the most difficult
stitches
The embroidery pattern illustrated
ard described herein, together with
W. NtNEle epNFIlnA All possible uses.
are included IN the Innovation En-
broidery Pattern OUTFIT now being
presented BY this Newspaper. as ex-
planned elsewhere in these columns
The buttonhole stitch was used %
develop the lower edge 81 the scaiiop.
for this Is the most important Of al
bordering stitches 70 is used % cover
teallops, PLAIN and fancy as well al
Tor many other purposes To cover
q plain 'callop such a. Is employed on
the design in question. the space 90 be
worked is first padded There are
several methods used for padding sur
faces that are 10 be raised. hut for ali.
usual purposes the chain stitch made
in rows. placed close together side hv
SIDE e the easiest way % raise any
surface that is % b covered with but
tcnhole stitch First make row a
The chain stitches just inside the lower
stamped outline of the scailon then
follow the stamped line Of The scal-
Top With this uitch. A second row j.
then placed close % the first row. this
bring repeated until the last row l.
placed tu below the upper stamped
line Of the scallop
The actual covering Of the sralion
is accomplished b. first Bringing the
needle "a The surface Of he material
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-24

AmOuE The attractive affairs 90 BE-
given IN the very near future nj tho
Carroll club the cnlldrcn'e Nav Party
which ia 90 he held Friday. Nav 1sIh
will be- uuaurpueeeI Tho HffIa frf4a
have been busy with tho rehsaraaIa and
are icIuaflnE the great DAY with
Elfr. The program fol very interesting
starting promptly af o'clock and rln-
rIafe 81 May pole dance. o. uurnho 1f
fauCr dances and the feature OF inc
evening the MAY queen and her court.
so Invitations WIN BE- issued the chill
drrn Of the members being on urrfrd fp
attend Refreshments win D. served
later ir thr evening IN the dining hall III
too club
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-24

some OF her friends think she Is half
say.
h"u rcuemh Der the man who turned his
back ON the greatest adventure that ever
hCckoncd and went away Erievcd be.
cause he had great possessions"
10 not be like him. DO not let Dos
sessions clog your life Filing them
from you NJ they are keeping YOU from
the true happiness. the real adventures.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-24

Great interest Is being shown in tho
arrangements for the reception and rnu-
sicale which viii be given at the Home
OF the Aged and Friendless Women To-
Gated on Thirteenth street. Friday after
noon and evening. An excellent program
has been arranged. number Of promi-
uent singers aud musicians having a
place for both the afternoon ana svenirp
4 cordial invitation f. extended TO an To-
visit the home during the time 10 will
be thrown open 20 visitors
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-24
Progressive Peanut Party.

Tomorrow evening at the Carol club
the members Of the Catholic Women'a
League. together with their friends will
ENJOY an evening" unusual entertain
ment The committee having the pre-
partitions In charge have succeeded most
notably In providing an Irresistible rro-
ent both OF the members and their
friends
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-24
Gymnasium Bannn.t.

Another obsorb.uE date In the Affairs
or the Y. ". g.. \. IL that Of tomorrow,
evening. when the members Of the phys
ical culture department will enjoy their
annual banquet at the association
building The classes are extra large
this year, more than two hundred being
enrolled. Miss Ruth Greenwood thu az
rector H. chairman OF the committee
having charge OF the arrangement
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-24

are quite enthusiastic over their sea
sons plans. held very interesting,
meeting Saturday evening at the Echo
Point barns. large number were In
attendance and a thorough discussion or
club matters was entered into. The
season has opened most suspiciousIy and
promises TO excel IN popularity all the
outdoor sports
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-24
SIX YEAR OLD BoY
SHOOTS LITTLE SISTER.

PHILADELPHIA. May Z3-Six year
old Thomas Conerghton tonight acct
dentally shot and willed his eight
year old sister. Caroline while play.
ing aboard Randall Morgan's steam
yacht Waturus The captain had
brought supper 10 Michael Carlin. the
Waterman IN charge OF the boat whSh
is out OF commission.
The little boy found the revolver in
the mess room and he pointed IL a.
the girl Carlin attempted 10 take Al
away from him and was shot through
the hand. the bullet also striking the
little girl in the stomach causing her
death
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-24

a subscription dance which will close
the Baytti"s OF the Arion for the pres
ent season will be held this Thursday
May tn at their hail Gump's orchrS-
tta VIII furnish the music for the ar
tSlr. ana refreshments will be served
hall.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-24
LAAiss sensvolsnt soei.tu.

on Thursday evening. the Ladies' He
brew BenevOlent society Will entertain
with social affair In the gymnasium OF
the Y. NJ. 9. 4. the proceeds Of which
VIII be forwarded for the relief Of the
war sufferers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-24

a flghttnE chance three-act play
by Dora shoemaker. under the auspices
OF the ladies' Bible class OF the second
presbyterian church. Thursday evening
May 9Th. at I:f5
Selection High School Orchestra
a FIGHTING CHANCE"
"a three act comedy
Madam, Mayburn principal OF the
Mile Fordet cTbe E,,s harriet ADAMS
tress. possessing great admiration
Tor her own detective powers
E.leanore Hamilton ,the new 's arriI rdj'er
Cecil Hotspur "a true souts Sefn p p.!
Ruth Morton "a ouakeres s,,''' . wagner
Helen Hastingslwith an unsonr rrSi.'S
able fondness for jacksl ...........
Mabel Davis IAN P. p. VI Marie MsinteIi
Lu Jefferson (Ceeirs roommate) -.
Julie, johnson decidedly S aboS. '1 apo
white trash') 49,. Agnes Slender
Union sgbservient to her hatred OF
scene-Green Arches-A Weil-t S'ISs
boarding school. a little south OF Mason
and Dixon Line.
Time-October. 1862.
Act Morning.
Act lI-Afternoon. n week later
Act Til-The following night
Between acts there viii be selections
following.
"K-Lo' ian Indian Love Story en-
Pan TssipS :.yy-bs- BrSndt Hervey
My Pretty Maid. Mildred McKeever
Musical Novelty-"Four Little Maids
at Tea"
Louise Paradise Margaret Mechanism.
Ruth Riley, Mildred McKeever
Pantomime-"The Last Rose OF sum
mer" ................ MarceIIa seffert
Voice ...... ... Miss Virginia Hall
The program II one Of merit. DO not
miss u Tickets on sale AT Davis. Burk-
ham & Tyler's Mustic store lee cream
and cake extra.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-24
Issue wedding Invitation.

Mr.. an Mrs. oliver Russell wood
have issued invitations for the marriage
OF their daughter. Elizabeth Louise 10
Mr. Marshall Sayre Turner. The we'd
dlng viii take place In ST. Matthews
church. Saturday evening the Path day
Of May. The at home cards announce
that after the LIST OF August their home
VIII be az Ierre Hnmfe Indiana
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-24

The Young Mems Christian ASsocIa-
tion. the scene OF innumcroble pleasant
gatherings this spring. continues with
pleasant activities. The dormitory girls
were the hostesses AZ a social evening
Saturday night. and minstrel pro-
gram which was planned a. a surprise
was given BY a number OF boys from tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-24

The regular vesper service held sun
day afternoon al the Y. w G. A. WIS
well attended. Two interesting features
and talk by DIR. John l.. Dickey. pres
dent OF the Y. VI. 9. a. was highly ap-
preciated and musical number by Miss
Virginia Hall added much 10 the suc-
cess OF the service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-24

Corpulent Individual-Bu you can't
give me any reason why 7 should not
enlist
Spouse Well. I should miss you.
dear. but the Germans couldn't
London Mail
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-24
Parliamentary Law.

NJ Linsly Institute. Monday after
noon at O'Clock the Parliamentary Law
class will hold their last meeting Of fhs
present season. under the direction OF
Prof. Patterson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-24

women OF slender figure. The petalled
on the lower stamped outline Of the
seailop. Now. throw the thread IN a
loop 10 the right and insert the needle
m the upper stamped outline of the
seallop; bring the point out through
the lower stamped outline. with tho
point Of the needle inside the loop
formed by the thread. pull the needle
through the material from the posi-
ton just described. This completes
one buttonhole stitch. and BY repeat
ing the stitches until the scaliops are
covered, a very beautiful effect is
gained. Mention must also be made
OF the cham stitch for padding pur.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-24

The young lady across the way says
she overheard her father say that not
one man on the team would ever be
seen IN fast company, and IL certain
~ Is to their credit that they won't
even associate with that kind Of peo-
pie.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-24

v. NJ. G. a Mr.. George Idohy. as A
black face comedian. won new laur.Is
Mr.: Noight sang. while Mr.. Jackabetty
splendid cornet soloF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-24

A. here shown. white linen was
employed. with tripod rauno for collar
and cuhs A iaunty sahsh 81 blue
mcFsalinc trims the waist The dress
may bo finished without the tunic
The style ls good for serge or cash.
mere. for fafeta. crepe or bauste o.
would be- very pretty in all over en-
broidery or hoIncirr. combined win
lawn or batieto. 10 made ~ linen the
panel could bo embroidered Inc
waist is cut with dropped ebouidors
to which the sleeve portion BIZ Joined
and This may bo in wrist or ehorf
length The pattern BE- cut In four
sizes Three. 40. 10 and 10 wears a.
requires three yards % a. inch mater
ial for an 8 year size
a pattern ~ This Illustration mailed
TO any address on receipt OF noe In
silver or stamp
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-24

poses Here 81 simple method f,r
developing the stitch Bring the needle
up on the end Of the s-aiior. Throw tbe
thread % form a loop. az Tor hrttor-
hole stitch. set the needle for a ksrt
stitch. inserting % in the material near
The point where % was hrougff 10 fhe
surface Of the material Bling ~
point of the needle out inside III III
loop formed By The thread and pull
The needle through. For The tseoos
enain Hrch throw the thread IN a ioop
to the right and repeat direeuouL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-24

Nra S.uufl a. Williams. nf her home
Iu W0nfadale entertained daIIghffuIIs
saturday with r. luncheon. r0uufInen.
tins Niles Louise wood whose Wedding
wiII Do pretty event ~ next week
Miss wood n4s been romplimrufrf win
irnururrHhlr attentions and fhnf ~ Sat.
urIHF wnr particularly pleasing Ytf-
fur was used rVflnHIUrfr Ir the uHraI
dFrHrnfilue. yellow rHare and maiden
hair fern arranged fool low mound
formed ti.e rerterpirco Of the table The
guests we've.
Misses
louise Wood Gene Logan
Lille Turner Of Wrffir IraIFeff
Terre Naufr. Ind. Ida Hubbard
Martha irwin. Eleanor Holloway
MeHdlmce
". o. Henam1 g. a. Williams
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saddle Club.
The MON bcrs of the Saddle club. who
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-24
"A Fighting chanoa."

students OF The Lima HenniE Sner-
man school OF Expression will present
"A Fighting Chance" three-act play
oE Dora shoe maker. under the auspices
OF the Ladies' Bible class OF the second
presbyterian church. Thursday evening,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-24
THE INTELLIGENCER'S
PATTERN DEPARTMENT

I24e.-A very pleasing froek for the
growing girl. Girls dress with or
without tunie and with sleeve IN
either Of two lengths.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-20

cities The persons and officers OF cor
porations employing those persons can
be summoned to testify as to their
salaries. wages, etc.
PENALTY PROVIDED FOR
EVASION OF LAW
II any person. firm or corporation
shell, with a View to evade the pay
out and dclivor under oath such list
and statement as herein provided for
OF any such bonds, notes or other evil
dences OF debt. then the omitted evil
dences Of debt shall not be recov-
cradle by action at law or suit in
equity in any Of tho courts OF tho
Commonwealth or by any legal pro-
cess. Or by sale under deed OF trust or
otherwise. until they shall have been
reorted for assessment, and the taxes
paid thereon for the year that they
should have been paid. with an addi-
ton of 50 per centum OF the amount
OF said unpaid taxes; and the failure
to make out such list and statement
to tho said commissioner shall be
taken as prima facie evidence of tho
intention TO 30 ovade payment of
taxes.
In the event any taxpayer shall fail,
without Just cause shown, to return
for taxation any intangible personal
property under the provisions Of this
schedule within the time prescribed By
la wv, ana II lB a6Certalned thereafter
that any such property has not been
returned for taxation. 1t shall be as-
sessed when discovered. and taxed at
the full rate Of taxation provided for
real estate In this State, which shall
include the State rate and the local
rates and levies of the county. district
town or city wherein the owner or
taxpayer has his legal residence.
INSTRUCTIONS OWEN To
LOCAL BOARDS OF REVIEW
The State Advisory Board is send
ing out in the same mails a comrnu-
nication Of a kindred nature. with the
instructions to the boards OF review,
which is also an interesting document.
1t reads in part:
I'm a very large measure the sue
cess OF the new system OF taxation
depends upon the efTicientcy with
which you perform your new duties.
The board sends this communication
to you because 80 much depends upon
your faithfulness and efficiency. The
General Assembly selected you to
make the review, investigation and
examination now required because Of
your professional ability and expert
ence. and because they believe that the
results Of your work would Justify
their reelection and confirm the wis .
dom Of their action.
Examination Of the books Of mer-
chants for information respecting
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should be as thorough and complete
and the work as actively and carefully
done as in other sections. The State
board believes that Taxpayers will be
willing and ready to respond fully 10
tho requirements Of tho law IL they
feel assured that the law will ba en-.
forccl alike throughout the entire
Commonwealth. and tho State board
wishes taxing officers to bear this i'm
mini and so to perform their duties
as to bring about this result"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-20

can. and will. upon request OF the ex-
amirer. BIO summoned before the local
boards OF review for examination un-
der oath. where they will BIO required
to make full disclosures
THE principal and leading object Of
tho new tax law is to make assess
ments uniform and thorough through
out the Commonwealth. and to sub
ject to taxation all property in all sec
lions OF the State To accomplish that
end. the disclosures in one section
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-20

purchases should be made where the
examiner deems II necessary. and
while he Is without authority to COM
pei merchants to exhibit their books,
~ helieved the merchants will cor
oialiE ana readily acquiesce in the re-
quest OF the examiner, because tho ex
ANIMATION Is confidential and lnforma-
tion obtained will not DO disclosed.
Acquiascence by that merchant In the
request OF the examiner Will obviate
me. tne necessity Of summonins him and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-20
PROVISIONS AS TO SHARES
OF STOCK AND INCOME

Residents or this State who own
stock Issued by corporations all Of
whose capital is taxed By this State, or
which pay franchise tax to this
state. are exempt from taxation on
such stock Other stock owned by
them is taxable on the intangible per-
sonal property interrogatory. except
bank stock. other provision for the
assessment OF which is made by sec
lions l7-?c tpages 22-s5 OF the Tax
Laws).
y resident Of this State who owns
stock Issued by a national bank To-
Gated noutside OF this State is not tax
able By Virginia on such stock, be-
cause such stock is taxable to him
or her under the national banking act
by the State in which the bank is To-
Gated A taxpayer cannot deduct from
taxable stock any Indebtedness, such
as is allowed in the taxation of bonds.
notes and evidences OF debt, under
item first (section s..
The provisions OF the new law tax
ing income are very liberal, both with
respect TO deduction and exemption
and the taxpayers should be very care
full 10 list all their income, and the
local board OF review should be very
thorough in investigating the income
interrogatorIes.
Many persons on salaries Of $1,000
and over do not pay income tax to
the state of Virginia, especially in the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-20
others before the local board Of re-
view for examination under oath.

VIC" TOT eHamIhutloh Under oath.
I'm tho same manner the examiner
can procure from taxpayers direct in
formation relative to their returns OF
Intangible. personal property. income
ana money. The examiner can and
should call upon others, whom he be-
neVes can furnish information. al
though he Is without power to sum.
mon witnesses. yet persons refusing to
furnish the information he desires
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classes OF property not only that which
is visible to the taxing officer. but that
which Is invisible. and, therefore, dim-
cult to discover and assess. Another
thing very much desired Ia to make tho
assessments uniform with respect to
the different classes OF property
throughout tho State You have been
chosen to perform these duties and
have boon given tho aid OF the exam
liner OF records with power to summon
taxpayers and other persons having
knowledge Of the facts in making in
Vestigations respecting intangible per-
sonal property, money and income, and
reports OF merchants purchases Your
powers are full and complete Fair
ness. earnestness and promptness in
the discharge Of your duties will result
/ In tho taxation of all persons accord :
ing TO their possessions and In uniform
ity In assessments with respect to per-
sons and property throughout the Com
monwealth.
A very important work the board
must perform this year Is the review
OF the handbook Of the assessor of
lands. rho assessment made by this
oficer stands unchanged for five wears
unless changed by the local board of
review or the Circuit Court Of a county.
or the Corporation Cor Hustings) Court
Of a city.
This work is of the most important
character. especially does it affect
Localities. because. under the new law,
! the State will receive only 10 cents
on each 800 of assessed valuation for
support of public free schools, whereas
the revenue of the locality will be
principally derived from the levies on
real estate.
ASSESSMENT OF
INTANGIBLE PROPERTY
The review Of the Undergraduates of
a " r. nlat t,,r
sonal property and money should have
very careful and thorough scrutiny
Much Of this class Of property has
heretofore escaped taxation because il
is not visible to the taxing officer the
evidence thereof being filed away in
INC Offices or homes Of the owners with
other valuable papers or placed in
safety vaults Of banks and trust com
panies in and out Of this State.
In some of the cities and counties
loans are made upon real estate evi
denced by negotiable notes secured b,.
, deeds OF trust. These notes being ne
gotiable are difficult TO locate By tax
ing ohcers and in many instances
there has heretofore been wilful and
deliberate avoidance OF taxation upon
such loans operating TO the dsadvan-
! taSe OF taxpayers investing their
money in other taXab property. We
emphasize the fact that many of these
transactions have been purposely made
10 avoid taxation and they have re-
suited In depriving the Commonwealth.
as well as the counties end cities OF
large sums Of revenue. 1t is, therefore,
: very important that the local boards
OF review should investigate most
carefully such transactions summoning
brokers. real estate agents and other
individuals named as trustees in the
deeds. on whom the records show were
! connected with the transactions TO ap-
pear before them and inform the board
II possible who owns these notes now
and 10 whom they should be taxed.
PROVISIONS AS TO SHARES
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Linen Auto Busters,
ST.. 90

Full length busters, in all sizes for
women and misses; made of natural
linen color Linene