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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-23
GO TO PITTSBURGH
Members Of Taylor Lodge, order Of
Golden Links Of This City 20
institute Lodge

on Sunday morning. quite a number
OF the members Of the order OF Col
den Links OF this city. and the sur
rounding territory. will 90 70 Pitts
burgh, where a new lodge Of the Col.
den Links will be Instituted at Wash
ington hall. The institution will take
place at o'clock and the initiatory
work will be performed by the Taylor
lodge team % this city a general
good time h. expected and no doubt
the local members will be- royalty en-
'tertained by the Pittsburgh members
OF the organization.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-23
coMMITrEE oIoN,T MEEr.
ouoror1 Of State Fair Workers Failed
To Get Together

Because some of the important
members of the COMMITTEES could not
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-23

Hobbs Dot % To- Overlook con
aI1erafor $40
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-23
JURY TRIALS END.
Case Now in Part Two Will Be Las,
Of the Term.

When the jury reports the case in
progress In Part Two OF the Circuit
Court finished the jury trials Of the
January term before Judge Charles
1. Newman will have passed into his.
Tory No other cases are scheduled
Tor this term OF court for jury work
The judge will be In chambers" for
the next couple 81 weeks. and then
VIII 90 90 Brooke county. Judge Her.
vey viii 20 10 Marshall county 20 be.
gin the spring term there. both com.
Ing back here On March
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-23

major. Captain Carl r. Stroethmap
commanding the battalion has been
promoted 70 this rank This f. the
Official rank that was always given to
the commanding cadet officer al Linsly
IN years gone by. With the Increased
number OF students TO So. and with
three companies. IL was thought mt
ting 20 restore the old rank.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-23
HIGHER RANK

Conferred on Commanding oHieer Of
Iinsly Csdets-Commander Nov
Holds Rank Of Major
he rank Of the conn audInr cadet
officer o. Linsly institute has been
changed from, that NJ captain to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-23
REVOLVING CASE
Is COMPLETED
WILLIAM WEST FOUND GUILTY
OF ATTEMPTED CRIMINAL
ASSAULT.
Seven Year Old Giri. Chief Witness.
Tells Straightforward stery-
Not Shaken az Least

We. the jury. find the defend
ant. William West. alias. William
With. guilty in manner and
form az Is charged in the indict-
ment"
(SiRnedl u " cox E,,-,r,.,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-23

his
kinds
inexpensive Eastern Mink
and glossy skunk Fox and Marn the
all ana at the dollar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-18

on board and escorted the Nicosian to
Queenstown. whore she arrived the next
morning. The Nicosian decided not to
stop. and proceeded to Avonmouth
whore she wont Into dry dock.
CELEBRATES SINKING
by DRINKING WHISKY
THE affiant further states that tho
crow OF his ship celebrated the sink
ing Oh the German submarine thar
night by drinking whisky, o. numhor
Oh them getting drunk.
Through tho efforts Of the amort..
Iuther anu the medium OF the American
n,nnpassador. Mr.. Page. the atlantis re-
tease from the Royal Navy was 90
oured. ana he returned to New OrIenn.
on or about the first OF October. 1oIE
IN the company of l.. Kaye. who b,I
hIso peen with the aliiant, and had vii
messed the sinking OF the German sn,,
marine e'o-
Il. Kaye came from New Orleans -
chattanooga with the afiant, but went
OH to Boston. went
inc utiiant mado his return vov,.
~ We" Orleans on the Nicosian Xvhir,,
nad been repaired. This steamship on
us return voyage to New Orleans u
ar me-, with rifles and machine guns
sworn TO and subscribed before mo
OH TINS. the 18th day of October ,oIs
tSigned) FRANK S. GARDEN
Notary Public"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-18
READY IN NEW HAVEN CASE
.tttorncy-Gcnernl Gre&ory's Assistant
Completes Address He VIII Make
10 Jury To-Day.

NEW YORK, October 17-Robert L.
Batts. special assistant 10 Attorney
General Gregory. had completed to-
night the summary of the address he
Will make to the jury tomorrow in
outlining the governments case against
William Rockefeller, Lewis Cass Led
yard, Edward d. Robbins and their
eight codcfendants, charged as d.
rectors of the New York, New Haven
and Hartford Railroad with conspiring
10 monopolizc the transportation traf-
fc OF New England.
The summary alone covers more than
sixty typewriter pages. containing
scarcely more than the bare skeleton
of the huge mass Of testimony which
the government expects to present in
proof OF the alleged unlawful meth
DDS used by the defendants to bring
all competitors OF the New York, New
Haven and Hartford under their con-
troll. Mr.. Bats expects to enlarge upon
many OF these transactions, and prob
ably will not finish his speech until
adjournment on Tuesday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-18
Military Cape Coats
By Germdine Cautier.

Capes are featured in many OF tho
new coats, According to sartorial In
clination and figure lines. one may
select model with a ripple cape.
coachman's cape or position cape.
The descriptive words refer to the
shape of the accessory. some OF which
are cut extremely full, while others
fairly hug the shoulders and hardly
leave room for arm movements.
1t goes without saying that these
capes are not to be adopted by the
short. stout woman. They tend 70 de-
crease the apparent height OF the
wearer and TO give n greater breadth
through the shoulders Nevertheless,
they are wonderfully chic when worn
by the right person.
Cheruit has sent n distinctive coat
OF Garibaldi red in the new chamois
cloth. II is made in three quarter
length, and has a swinging cape at
tached to the wide turnover collar. In
fact. this collar serves the purpose OF
shallow yoke and adds TO the unusual
style quality OF the model.
The cape, by the way, does not cross
the front Of the coat. 1t starts Just
forward of the shoulders and nipples
freely across the back. In this way II
bears closer resemblance TO the coats
Of military officers
Sleeves Mig and Wide.
The sleeves are cut in comfortable
width and arg gathered at the base
into self-cUtf. Tho buttons are bullet
shape and are covered with the coat
fabric. There is no fur trimming. one
puts special emphasis on this. because
1t is so rare thing to find fur absent
from autumn models that one is in
s'anily impressed thereby There is
no law 10 prevent the ultimate pos-
SCISSOR from adding a fur collar: but
Cheruit was too consistent and artistic
TO mar the simple lines OF Tho military
mode! by ai.i1ing fur thereto
Dresses. too, are 20 exploit little
shoulder capes. The latter arc espe-
cially effective when bound with braid
or bordered with fur. and II is likely
that they MIL be made separately from
the garment, 10 bc worn or not. as the
dictate OF the wearer suggests
Along ~ith capes one finds revers
returning 10 favor. Mostly they are Of
the broad ripple sort that may be fold
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-18

cd over and thereby close the coat or
dress or course. the use of revers
presupposes vestee or foundation ef-
rect Sometimes this is of brocaded
satin or novelty satin vesting.
A good illustration Of the rever suit
Is oiered In model OF midnight blue
relveteen. The skirt Is n yoke affair.
railing thence in full, even lines TO tho
shoe tops. The coat is much shorter in
front than at the back. being particu-
iarly graceful when viewed in profile.
Scniskin Edges Cont
a narrow band of sealskin edges tho
coat, and on the sleeves and about. the
neck there Is a band OF that dark pclt
centered by strip of white crlnine.
The ensemble is very attractive, in
Guiding the broad draped revers be-
Meath which the coat is fastened in u
ouble-breasted diagonal line.
Some of the suits have the coats ca
snort that there is opportunity to show
novel yoke features on the skirt. MANY
or the French designers have cssayed
20 confne skirt fullness In n aeries OF
cord tucks running in mp and down
ines and standing out from the figure
The effect IS more novel and decorative
than the old scheme of flattcning the
tuck or plat.
This scheme OF tuck placement Is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-18
AFFIDAVITS FORWARDED
TO SECRETARY NSIN(:

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
NEW YORK, October l7.-Ambasso-
dor Won Bcrnstorff stated to-day that
athdavits alleging the slaughter of the
helpless crew of German submarine
by the British patrol-boat Baralong on
August 10. had been forwarded to Sec
rotary Lansing, through the German
embassy at Washington.
accompanying the dispositions Is a
note calling attention to sworn state
ments from six witnesses that the
Baralong flew an American flag, and
had the stars and Stripes painted on
her sides at the time of the attack.
1t is further pointed out that the
disguised patrol pretended TO be
speeding to the aid of the Leyland
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Question, md An,,ver..

Tallstcnes-O. a. S. inquiries: %
What causes gallstones? (2) Js tho
operation for their removal dangerous?
] have had attacks Of gladstone collie
!or seven years, although l have taken
tremendous doses of olive OIL Doctors
say | must have the operation done.
nut my brother. n physician. thinks no
should accompany me to the hospital
cd DO the stones sometimes form again
after the operation?
Answer-Bacterial infection Of the
lining OF the gall sac-years PERTAINS.
before the first symptoms OF gallstones
appear. The bacteria, plus mucous.
1oim Il indus upon which cholcstcrin
ana lime salts from the bile are de-
posted, until the stones reach n size
varying from small shot to pigeons
egg. Olive oil Is useless. so far as
any hopo of removing gallstones is
concerned. t2) The operation is not so
dangerous as the disease. There Is no
reason why your brother should not
be present at the operation. (3) Oc-
casionally more gallstones form, but
nowadays this Is a rare eventuality.
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LOOKS TO SOUTH AMERICA
Germany Hopes for Compensation Th.r
Tor Trade Losses Fol-
lowing War;

WASHINGTON. October 17-pro
r"''ohs are under way in GERMANY
ior an aggressive trade campaipn T.,
South America after the war .coors
ilS 10 report of tho American Aaeo
Ciation or Commerce and Trade in por
nm made public to-day By the Rur.o,
OF toreign and Domestic Commerce
herman manufacturers. the repor, say.
nave organized trade lcapue for
oouth America" headed by DR.. Dern
hard Dernburg. who attracted No.,
attention in the United States 1,s,
spring by his activities as an exnonen,
or German opinion
Ut. Dernburg is quoted as dec,a,,,
that Germany must look 10 South Anor
va Tor compensation for trade losses
thht may follow the war
Tho Bureau OF Foreign and 1,or
TIC Commerce has for the nast 80
conducted vigorous extension carr
paish In South America A dozen s,o-
c'ai commercial agents nave toured no
southern continent. and since the bo-
ginning of the European war nrrrcs-
s'Fe steps have been taken To aecu,o
LOT manufacturers and merchants NJ
TIC United states the markets lef, -,
emit by hclligcrent countries Ra,,,o-,
nave established branches in v,-jou,
''u'h american cities. and alrcad, IN.
trade or the United States with Sou,h
ana Central American countries .bo,
n steady Increase.
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often repeated on the coat. Since
sleeves have grown wider the tucks
are sometimes introduced al the top of
the shoulder and again just above tho
cuff.
The fabrics this season are Of un-
nSual interest y woman may have
her taillcur made of almost any fnh-
ric from the utilitarian serge or gabar-
h!ne 10 costly silk velvet. The middle
course includes wool velours suede
cloth, kittcn'S-car and broadcloth. Then
there are the ve!vctccns and corduroys
aNowcdly cotton. but worth while
nevertheless. The French makers have
used quantities of cotton velvet in the
models sent 10 America One finds IL
not only in taillcurs and street frocks,
but also in coats that have n good deal
OF prctcnse TO unusual elegance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-18
GOOD HEALTH
EVER SINCE
Taking Cardui. Says Mother and
Father Join Her in Praise
of Cardui.

Athens, Ala-"I was In good
health" writes Miss Sclcta McMunn.
OF r. F. D. 5. of this place. "up until
was 13 years old, when I began to
have backaches once in while. AMI
had pains in the abdomen. tried
everything ever heard Of.
My aunt --, recommended me
to try Cardui, and my father got mo
one bottle, which did me so much
good that he went back and got NE
six bottles for $500. I gradually
got stronger. began to taGe
Cardui in July or August. and was
able to pick the cotton in October.
| have had good health ever since,
and able TO work, have been able TO
enjoy my work. My health is better
than it has been in all my life, from
using Cardui, and I will never cease
praising it. My mother and father
also join me in my praise of Cardui,
for l couldn't have gone on as l was
and lived. / had to have something
to cure me, and Cardui did"
Being prepared from purely vege-
table medicinal herbs. harmless and
mild in action, Cardui is recon-
mendcd to young and old alike.
Try it. For sale by all druggists,
with full instructions for use.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-18
he Little Things
BY Antoinette DonneHy.
tcopyrigh. 1915. BY Anto,net,e Don.

ccopyr,sh. 1915. by An,o,net,e DON
nelly
The little things that coun,-what
are they What makes one girl so
much moro dainty, attractive, and
so much swcetcr to look at IMAM me
next? II is the tr.nes The a,trac
tive one knows that TRIES are i'm
portant. The other cir! thinks they're
not.
Take the veil o: an attractive girl
for instance Does she crump!e II mo
ball? She does not She leaves thar
treatment for the girl who isn't. she
rolls her veil carefully round little
cardboard cylinder. and every time
new fresh veil And her wells las,
twice as long as those OF her shift
less sister
The attractive girl knows tho trick
OF putting on ven. She knows IL
takes little more time and she takes
the time TO get II on right 30 nm
tidy ends floating out behind her NAT
No. You only see them on the girl
who thinks ii isn't important 10 take
a couple Of minutes and "a look at the
back effect. Neither does the smart"
girl go abroad with her veil done into
little screw under her chin. She
draws II back and pins It back in
such way that there Is no super
fluous veil under the chin.
What about the smart girls gloves.
To begin with, she buys good pair
She buys what you might call expcn.
sive gloves. Bat abe buys gloves tina
last three times as long as cheap pair.
and they hold their shape and they
look we'll because they TT. You neveI
catch her going about with a ripped
finger end IN her glove or buttons oil
clasps hanging on by n thread She
mends her gloves tho minute a small
hole shows itself, And that's VIII,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-18

! toward tho expenses of tho hospital
/ have dono as much to support the
hospital as have done to support tho
fire department. yet 1 must receive
charity. Even when pay n few dol
lars week for my board in the hos
pital. l am still there by the grace OF
charity. because the physicians on tho
STAFF render their service without pay.
Perhaps my illness comes upon me
! suddenly In the middle of the night.
No matter. I am rushed to the hospital
in the ambulance, and tho attending
physician or surgeon Is hastily sum-
moncd from his home to caro- for me
although he receives nothing for his
service.
The city hospital should be con-
Quoted on tho same plan rs the Hre
department. Charity should have no
place In Its management: either the
citI should run tho hospital In a
business like way or 1t should keep
hands Oft. They do this thing better
abroad. In Europe the hospital Is un-
der government auspices and the citi-
zen may enter and receive treatment
without becoming a beneficiary Of
charity.
Lay management OF public hoepitals
Is crying evil in this country. Tho
layman tho board of managers IS
often q handicap TO the doctor on tho
stan. If the doctors arc capable Of
doing their work in the hospital they
ought to be able to manage the hos
pital too. The best hospitals in
America are controlled by doctors The
worst are controlled by Jay boards
business men. at that. Business men
with personal ends to be met, with
political preferences to be fulfilled,
with pull guiding their hands.
Think of a layman running the fro
department. or the police department!
sick man should enter hts city
hospital for treatment as n right, not
as privilege. The necessity to 20
there should concern his prido no moro
than the necessity for police or fire
protection.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-18
Municipal Hospitals
By William Brady. NJ. D.

II my home should take. nre. the
fire department would hasten to the
rescue, not as matter OF charity, hui
AS a duty. I am entitled to the ser
vice If ] pay my taxes.
And there is no Stigma of charity
connected with the service OF tic IRE
denar'm"nt The frcmcn are all paid
salaries for rendering service when
needed
But If am taken sick when l have
no money, and am forced 10 enter the
free ward In the city hospital. ! be-
como an involuntary beneficiary of
charity. havo contributed my share
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ADJUSTMENTS
Howe's Pictures Tonight.

Lyman ii. Howes always welcome
travel Festival will be shown-nnd
heard-at the Academy OF Music for
three days, beginning with to-night's
performance. The principal feature of
this particular festival is series
or pictures showing both OF the Cali
fornia eXpositions. BY special request,
that all-glorious baby and his mud
puddle will also be shown. But II
really doesn't matter much what Ly-
man II. Howe offers. Whatever it is,
1t Is worth two or three times the
price charged. Chronic and tired
theatergoers always make special
effort TO see Howes pictures
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-18
Recital at Jefferson Auditorium.

Lovers of good singing will doubt
less have a treat at the jefferson Au-
dltorium tonight in the joint recital
to be given by Josephine Gilmer So
prano, and Cmbcrto Sorrentino, tenor
Miss Gilncr comes with excellent press
notices, and Mr.. Sorrentino is ono of
the foremost OF all Italian grand opera
tenorS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-18
"NIadnme Y" mt Dijou.

Patrons OF the Dorothy Mortimer
Company arc looking forward with in
terest To the company's performa n &c
OF MADAME X tonight The title
role requires great deal OF ability
along emotional lines, and it will prove
severe test of Miss Mortimer's YER
satility. which has heretofore been
manifested only in much lighter parts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-18

For to-day and tomorrow the Co
loniars feature photoplay is Guard
ing Old Glory Programmed as "a
powerful sermon for preparedness"
Pathe News Will show scenes Of the
first game of the worlds series, in
Guiding views OF the President and
the LADY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-18

LONDON. October IA wireless re-
ccived to-day reports that the Span
ish gunboat Ponce de Leon has been
rammed and sunk. Tho crew OF the
gunboat was saved.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-18
PRESIDENT CAN SING
Ills Daughter Declares He Fns Denu-
tifui Tenor Voice, of
Fine Quality,

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
CLEVELAND. OHIO, October IL
Did YOU know my father. the Presi-
dent. has a beautiful tenor voice? 1t is
really Of fine quality, but he has not
sung professionally excepting in a
male quartet at college"
Thus aid Margaret Wilson reveal an
other chapter In the life OF the Presi-
dent here this afternoon. Miss Wilson
is to give recital here on Tuesday
night.
Society isn't II career" she said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-18

her hands look we'll
Her shoes. too, are kept on trees
when not in use. And they are kent
polished so that an emergency call
even doesn't find her running around
with shabby shoes. No run over heels
Tor her either.
Her collars and her ties are never
soiled And the ribbons that show
through her sh!rtwaists are fresh and
pretty.
For these and ali the other trifles
she wins admiration and approval
while her poor. sloppy, shiftlcss sia
GER VINO doesn't give a care wins moth
ing worth winning
Antoinette DonnelIy's Answers.
Little Housewife: It truly is NOT
pretty sight to see n woman win
Ger hair done UP In Kid curriers', and
you cannot blame your husband for
'ecilns as he does. ! am sure Won al
ways want him to feel that his wife
80 the most attractive person in the
World. When your husband is not
around during the day. then It would
ue good time to put your hair nm In
"Id curriers'. FIRST dampcning your hoir
"'th a curling fluid. Then you can
wear a pretty little house cap 10 cover
ne curriers'. and when your husband
comes nome in the evening your hair
VII ne pretty and wavy. Wouldn't
-" hke me 10 send you my formula
,o' mar curling fluid? All you have
20 90 is 10 send me stamped, ad-
dressed envelope.
Alna-Good exercises for DEVELOPING
me lower arms are sweeping. lifting
weights, swinging Indian clubs and
using dumbbells. A gentle massage
WIN warm cocoa butter is also bene.
ilCaI.
Distressed don't like to saw IN ga,
Just what you asked me no, 10 bu,
rear there is no way OF changinr vou
'"oPlhr mouth except by being bright
and cheerful and cultivating a happy
u.sposiuon. II your health is run down
OF course 1t would help to build up youi
sy5'en'' Tor there 10 nothing that viii
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At the Little Thenter.

John Mason and Hazel Dawn Will
be the stars of the Little Theatcr's
screen for the first half of the week,
appearing In the latest Paramount
photoplay, The Fatal Card" which is
said TO he strong in dramatic interest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-18

'hhrKed with Passing bad Check.
raymond Saunders, was arres,ed
yesterday on charge of passinr .
worthless check for SIS on the Hotel
S'ufhpt. detective SerEeants Bailey
and Wiltshire made the arrest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-18

| cause depression 50 easily as i'll health.
Get lots of sleep. rest and fresh air and
look well TO the action of your bowels
Don't be distressed about it. for that
went help any.
Lucilc-1f your nails are dry and
brittle. dipping them in olive or almond
| oil and holding them there for about
five minutes will make them soft
Ribbed or ridged nails are usually
caused from a rundown system or uric
acid in the system. / think ii would be
we'll TO consult a physician about it,
have instructions for care of the nails
which shall be glad 10 send you If YOU
wish IL and Will send me stamped
addressed envelope.
! Anxious-Sometimes gray hair is
| caused because the roots OF the hair
I lack proper nourlshment. This can
often be overcome by scalp massage
Scalp massage stimulates the circuia-
| tion and nourishcs the roots Of the hair
( If this does not help, then about the
only thing you can do is to have your
! hair touched up by n good hair dresser
| do not recommend dyeing the hair.
! however.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-18

cicty isn't career" she said.