davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28
RECEIVER DENIED
Not sufficient Evidence Of Insolvency
Was Shown Against Ohio Valley
General Hospital

Circuit court circles were enliyened
Saturday in a special term held by
Judge Robert VI Addlcman. Argu.
ments on an application for a receiver
Tor the Ohio Valley General hospital
were heard. and the receiyership de-
MED. Judge Addleman. in denying the
receiver. said that In his opinion con
ditions warranting the appointment OF
receiver were not shown
Attorney Carl Bachman. on motion
OF Prosecuting Attorney ID. \. Mckee
was admitted TO practice before the
bar IN West Virginia.
Edward YosRsr. elected trustee for
Charity Chapter. Knights. Rose Croix
No. ]. tMasonsl was appointed TO that
office by the court.
Wheeling Electric Comranv VS.
{ Edith 5. Kelly. et al. report Of Special
commissioner W. G. Hamilton was
confirmed
-. VI. Nilkerson. guardian vs. Clara
u. Bennett. ct al. order confirming sale
or real estate and distribution Of funds
entered
George r. Darling Company vs. n 2
hlilman Son. permission to with.
draw exhibits granted
Two appeals were filed. STYLED John
Coyerane vs. Harry Epthimopolous
Judgment allowed for SIS bv squire
tnEle. The other STYLED lanes
Criporis We. Pan Hellenic Union In
american Branch No 1, in Wheeling.
W. Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28

men. as well as cleTgymen. will go out
and preach az various points in West
Virginia for the promotion OF the
Protestant Episcopal church move
menL
Communion services were held at
all the Presbyterian churches in this
community yesterday morning.
\ special and beautiful musical pro-
gram was rendered al both services.
yesterday. A. the Zion Lutheran
church. The Rev. \. l.. Benzs. pastor
Of the church. delivered excellent ser
mons 10 the usual large congregations.
The Ladies' aid Society Of the EdE
y God English Lutheran church will
hold lawn fete a. LenoX Place TO-
morrow afternoon and evening.
Homemade cakes and pies will he on
sale
Tho Trinity Lutheran Sewing Cir
rlc viii meet a. the home Of Mrs.
Henry Reister. on The South Side. to-
morrow evening a. = O'Clock
Rabbi =. Silverman. the young min
istsr-elect Of the Eoh Street Temple.
win take W his local duties August
first.
In Observance Of - Peters day.
hOly communion will BE- celebrated at
:. Luks's Protestant Episcopal
church tomorrow morning at 10
O'Clock with the Rev. Dr Jacob Brit
tnFham conducting the services
- Pauls Evangelical church sun
dsN school viii hold its annual picnic
~ Blayney's grove Wednesday About
500 will attend The AFFAIR will he a
baskef picnic and an all-day outing
The Rcv William schultz pastor
Of Zane street VI r. church. preached
~ THE Apostles creed" az the serv-
ices last night which theme will be
continued next Sunday evening
No sunday services will be held ~
81 Isme- church during the sum
u.et
Services were held A. the county
iail Yesterday morning by the Saliva
tior Army.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28
INCREASE PRICE
OF HAIRCUTTING
LOCAL BARRIERS MAY FOLLOW
LEAD OF OTHER CITIES
OVER COUNTRY.
Charging IS Cents 70 Aave ones
Locks Shorn-Ssfcty RaEor
Cuts Some Figure

Is haircut In the Wheeling district
3 20 cost 80 cents IN the near future
such move has been discussed
d briefly from time 90 time By the srrs-
sors artists In this community for
. some time. but no formal action has
7 ever been taken In the matter
A member 81 the local union said
last evening that IL Is probable that
I the price or halrcutting Will be IN
Z creased In a short time in this sec
. ton. as has been done during the past
I year IN the greater part Of the coun-
1 try
The speaker said that such an tn
crease would be brought about by
the high cost OF living and the de
crease IN trade az all the shops during
IN" past few wears because OF the
safety razor being used so extensive
~. lie further said that fully % per
cent. OF the men I'm Wheeling proper
who used 20 frequent the shops at
least three times a week for Ehaves.
which meant not less than G0 cents
for each individual each week. now
shave themselves.
Undertakes Interfere.
There Is another thing that has cut
into the BARRIERS trade" continued the
speaker. which the public as a whole
knows little about. and that Is shaving
corpses. Up to a few years ago IL
was the BARRIERS business to shave
3 the dead; now they are seldom called
/ 10 do this work. The man who pre-
B pares the body for burial does the
/ shaving with a safety razor. Years
/ ago We received s. for every corpse
shaved. later the scale price was re-
I duced TO 81
a few years ago We increased the
price OF shaving live ones from 10 to
/ 10 cents on account Of the safety
| razor being introduced. but the in
crease OF five cents did not cover the
deficiency. while increased expenses
1 IN conducting shop. together with
4 the high cost Of living. Will likely
3 bring about an advance OF 10 cents
for haircutiing. Then. suppose.
! some genius who has II in for the bar
Der chap will invent a machine one
I can operate himself to cut his hair.
or perchance in a few years some one
will perfect a machine whereby one
can get a haircut by dropping a nickel
into the slot and placing his head in
the cutter. Such a shoe shining ma
chine has been en- the market for
some time, but one places his foot into
the machine. not his head"
Chile Is erecting from so TO 20 new
school buildings each year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28

Heavy Leather Travelling Bags in
tan or black. long-grain moose or
walrus finished leather. solid brass
and nickeled trimmings AT s4.e5.
Fine Leather Travelling Bags OF
heavy stock. smooth leather and
solid brass trimmings in l6 and IS
inch sizes at Ss.4s and se.45 respec-
lively.
Extra Large Travelling Bags,
2Oinch, selected smooth grain COW
hide leather. two long pockets and
leather lined. st2.45 each.
Gladstone Bags OF smooth genu-
Inc cowhide leather in brown and
black, lined with finest leather.
PARTITION with pocket. hand-sewed
with sewed-in handles, 1888 and
$3.50 each.
Main floor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28

Mems oxford Bags OF extra heavy
ribbed grain cowhide, gray leather
lining, solid brass trimmings. a
good looking and good wearing Bag
at S14.45 each.
Combination or Box Bottom
Travelling Bags made Of very heavy
English grain leather, gray leather
lining. $3.50 each.
Mems oxford Kid Bags made OF
fine cowhide. hand-sewed with strap
all around. brown leather. S124s
each.
lS-inch Walrus Bags. genuine
deep grain leather. rich black color.
gray leather lining. three rockets.
double handles. gold plated trim
mings, S24.45 each.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28

Chile Is erecting from so TO 20 new
school buildings each year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28

Genuine Oak Tanned CoWhide
Leather Suit Cases with solid
brass lock. patent handle fasteners.
linen lining and shirt fold. 24-inch
at S.4s.
Heavy Oak Tanned Cowhide
Leather Suit Cases with solid
brass trimmings. linen lining and
shirt fold. patent handle fasteners.
26-inch at s7.e3. Others with straps
all around at Ss.9s.
Bellows Suit Cases with eXten.
sion to i0-inch. made 81 soliI oak
tanned cowhide. solid brass trim
mings. St2.4s.
Suit Cases for overnight or week.
end visits. made of long grain
leather. double locks. nickel plated
lined with MORE silk. sit49.
Main floor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28
Chsmberlain's Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy

This remedy always wins the good
opinion, n not the praise. Of an who
use u. Mrs p. A. Hood. Burrows. Ind
writes. I have found Chamberlain
'ohc. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
q positive cure FOR cramps and sum.
iner complaint For sale By all
dealers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28

giner Ames. a prominent Pittsburgh
minister, preached.
Churches Observe Communion.
The Rev. Mr.. Kaletch. uastor of th>
German Methodist church of Berea.
Ohio. occupied the pulpit at the Wheel
Ing German Methodist church yester.
day morning. preaching a sermon
relative to the Lords supper. which
was observed by the congregatIon.
The Rev. T. \. Speckman. pastor or
the local church. had charge of the
evening services.
The Feast OF the Passover" was
the subjeCJ Of the sermon delivered at
the morning services yesterday BY the
Rev. Thomas Grier Koontz AZ the y, c.
ond Presbyterian church. Twentieth
and Market streets. while az the eve
ming services the pastor preached on
Rest in the Lord and Wait Patiently
for Him"
Communion services We're observed
at the First United PRESBYTERIAN
church yesterday morning with the
Rev Or. Charles II Robinson n
charge.
At The Second United PRESBYTERIAN
, church the Lords supper was also Oh.
served at the morning services. pre-
coded by an able discourse by the pa s.
tor. the Rev j. n Little
o Because Of the absence Of the Rev.
=. y. DeBolt. pa stor Of Wesley Mctho.
dist Episcopal church. South Jacob
street. the pulpit was occupied At the
morning and evening services by the
Rev Dr. VI. r. Compton Largo con.
gregations were present 20 both scr.
vices
Last evening the Rev J " Hess.
pastor ~ North Street Methodist
Episcopal church. conducted the hrst
sunday Ne5per services yesterday
These services viii be- continued every
sunday evening during the summer Dy
Rev Mr Hess
CHURCH NOTES
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28

Specialists in
Correct Dress
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28

AHaAN v ~ AAAsAF OF hIfNN 50
lected oaktanned cowhide leather.
hand-seWed. solid brass trimmings.
neat designs. St44s.
Black Ensmeled Suit Cases made
with and without tray. good tor
long or short trips Instead % =
trunk. strong yet light and dura bic.
nickel trimmings. s74s. s7ss and
ss.45.
Complete assortment Of Rattan,
Reed and Wicker Suit Cases. fancy
lining. some have solid leather
corners. large and small sizes. good
hght summer luggage carriers AZ
25e 10 S7.e5, with especially popu-
lar numbers al Csc and si.25 each
Imitation Leather Suit Gases In
oil wanted sizes at soc 10 S2.4s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28

giner Ames. a prominent Pittsburgh
minister. preached
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28
Travelling Bags for Men and Women

INC De makes OF travelling Bags the
featured here in that choosing
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-08
At ONCE! STOPS
STOMACH MISERY
AND INDIGESTION
"Pape's DiapepSin" makes
sick, sour gasSy StomaChS
feel fine,

Do some foods you eat hit back
taste good, but work badly. ferment
into stubborn Jumps and cause a sick,
sour, gassy stomach Now. Mr.. or
Mrs. Dyspepilc, lot this down: Pape's
niapepsin digests everything. leaving
nothing 10 sour and unset YOU. There
never was anything sof safely quick. SO
certainly effective. No difference
how badly Your STOMACH is disordered
you will get happy relief IN five min
|nies, bat what pleases you most is That
In Strengthens and regulates yonr
stomach 50 you can eat your favorlte
foods without fear.
Most remedies give sou relief some-
times they are slow. bat not sure.
."fapes nlapepsln' Is quieki positive
ana puts your stomach IN q healthy
condition 50 the misery won't come
back
You foel aiffefent as soon - HPapes
haanepslH c0mes IA contact Win the
stomach distress ihsi Kanlshes-
Your stomach gels sweet, 20 knses, 20
hslfhiNkl $40 tf4biniiens 0f unalsestrd
food l4af head clears ana sou feel
50 lhN make the hesi INVESTMENT
}nH rFef mHaf hy gefllnk 4 lafse aN-
ssHi Y'ts af lNnes papfpsh from aeY
tfaAl flAfa AHA raal2p ln NNf mn
iH9f tNN hfeilHa ID Is ia suffer from
laRt l'sH afsHeps'a q ems HNMHt =
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-08
A KIDNEY MEDICINE WITH
THOUSANDS OF FRlrNnc

Several years ago ! suffered e..
Kidney and Bladder troulha ron
completely run down In heaith was
lost 2S pounds in weight nee aha
nearly all the time ! could nnt ~
70 ride I'M a buggy and could ny, ueaf
over 100 yards without havine !, van ln
down. ! could not eat hardly "
thing | had several doctors ,ra. ail'
on me for several wears. The ' ,siu
everything and ! did not eain ~
health. A swamp Root Almanac ~
left ut my house and after readnn NJ
! resolved to try v5~v .anledv - |"
tanned six bottles through me
eist and had taken five of them ~ sa
! was entirely cured Gained "s sa
pounds In weight IN u few weeks NY ~
A.,s a new man in every resnec, 'la
.qIways keep pr Kilmer's swan.
ROOF in the house. and recommana +
to+my friends as ! have not M elah
est doubt of its ability to cure Kidn'
trouble in its worst form.
Yours very truly.
7. j. CARLISLE.
EnterDrise, Alabama
State Of Alabama
Coffee County
Sworn to and subscribed beforo
this the 18th day of July. 1909
$. n. ROME.
Judge of Probate of Coffee Go Ipa
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-08
FATHER WILL
BE At CRYSTAL
NEXT THURSDAY
He and Maggie and Dinty
Moore viii Amuse AIbuQuer-
que Iheeaiergoers in The
Flesh Not The Movies.

Tho cmmcntv successful cartoon
serles hy George MeM anus entitled
Bringing Up Father. now running
in the journal and hundreds Ell other
live newspapers throughout the
United states and Canadn has been
made the nucleus of musical Come-
dy for stage production hy Gus Hlu.
whose theatrical efforts for the past
fifleen wears have been directed exc
clusively 90 kindred offerings As "a
result he eniovs The unique distlnc-
ton of having made Il million dollars
hy exploiting cartoon plays
bringing lD Fnther' like The
numerous ether more on less Success
ful commonly called funny pictures. o
has gained enormous popularity la-
cause ~ eNokes q mumcnWr3 nnU-
cent amusement, produced hp = ludi.
crpuah Crude 0plnuiufp representing
henR mot enHfriN mmnn EAerY-
h0dg inoks f1f the FUNNY naar.
whether it IS drY6Hu of bunker. and
ihcv all laugh
u ir natural te suppose lhui "a two
hour and hHif entertainment om~
hndFing Ahnui HIl ul ihH nesi clement
~ Nt ManHH WtfirN aft IntenpeFsea
MlIh catchy muslUal numbers and
HHfHa uf fanurIHua mailrns tn add
w ahpuiH prove more IhHu aralnaf-
W. amusing a. hNnNe vHW nen
n4 NnmNh ~ NO rlHF#0a 10 Vaa eass
aHfHE for ammalaf boo write
NHHainHt HlaA EINm HHr material
HHHHt4 ht ihe IuHua pAlurse
IAHh Hh'fufHnH mNsls la ned
i 90 WHlf Huud slnaffa
A'ah aNi HfN pifHiE
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-08
Henry'S Delivery and Mes.
sengers. Phone 939.
Dandruff Soon
Ruins the Hair

. Glrls--lf YOU want plenty of thick,
beautiful, glossy. silky hair. do by all
means get rid Of dandruff, for it will
sfarve your hair and ruin VI if you
don't
II doesn't do much good to try 10
brush or wash 1t out The only sure
way TO get rid OF dandruff Is to dis
solVe 1t, then you destroy ii entirely.
To do this, get about four ounces of
ordinary liquid arvon. apply II at
night when retiring; use enough to
moisten the scalp and rub it in gent
E with the finger tips.
by morning, most If not all, of your
handruff Will be gone. and three 1r
four more applications Will complete
~ dissolve and entirely destroy every
single sign and trace of It.
You will find. too. that all itching
ana digging of the scalp will stop, and
your hair viii look and feel hundred
times better. You can get LIQUID ar
Won at any drug store. 1t Is mex
pensive and four ounces Is all YOU win
need, no matter how muth dandruff
you have This simple remedy never
fails
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-08
MRS. ". c. NJ AD0O
RIDES IN CAB Of
LIMITED s ENGINE
No. a Is Held Ten Minutes
Near Adamana While She
and Secretary of Treasury
See Fortified Forest

Perched In the cab Of engine SO
\ 1915, drawing the Santa FEES east
hound California limited. Mrs. VIII
. liam q McAdoo. Youngest daughter
/. Of President Wilson, rode from Wins
I low beyond Adamana. Ariz.. ycafer-
day
4 Mrs. MeAdo0 sat on q scat ahead of
The engineer Secretary MeAdOo, of
( ihe treasury department. and Train
uasior Shiplcy. Of WlnsloW, stood 10
The rocking cnh while the big lOea-
motive strcahed across the sand
I stretches
Al q point between Adamana and
Pinto the limited was held for ten
minutes while Secretary McAdoo and
Mrs MeAdoo examined the petrified
forest Passengers took advantage Of
the stop 20 gel close view ~ this,
one of Arizona's scenic wonders Mrs
McAduo took pictures of the engine
driver and the hardened tree trunks.
She ana Secretary McAdoo took
pieces OF petrifled wood for souvenirs.
Praises New Mexico Building.
Secretary ana Mrs McAdoo then
went hack To- their car and the driver
crowded on speed until No 4 caught
up with It's schedule The train arr
rived here on time, ~ Gao o'clock
last night Mr., and Mrs McAdoO
walked back and forth on the walk
IN front OF the station and Aivarado
hotel during nearly the entire twenty.
minute stay. They entered the lobby
Of the Alvarado the secretary show
ING Mrs McAdoo where he stayed
when he came TO albuquerque several
years ago upon the occasion Of the
marriage Of his daughter.
Secretary McAdoo commented on
the New Mexico building at San Diego,
where he went as the personal repre-
sentative of President Wilson. He
and Mrs McAdoo visited the building.
lie admired the type of architecture
and appeared to be fully informed
concerning It's origin.
Tie believes the Panama-c California
exposition will be a success lie was
told that 10000 paid admissions were
received the first day. lie expressed
the belief that the European war
wsuiG scrd many Americans TO san
Diego and san Francisco. more than
the loss OF attendance from |
the continental countries.
The MeAdoos visited the site of the /
san Francisco exposition, The secre- /
tary said the two eNpositions are sup !
Elemental 10 one another and that /
everyone who goes To see one should /
see the other. lie found great dis
Junction between the so-called SOUTH |
and ana upper California and asserted
mat visitors could not consider that
they had seen California unless they
saw both sections of the state.
Tie McAdoos are on the way TO
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-08
ALLIANCE HAS
INSTALLATION
OF OFFICERS
Men Who Will Preside Over
Spanish American Organ
ization During Coming Year
Begin Their Duties.

AZ The regular b-monthly session
of Lodge No. 81. Albuquerque, of the
Alianza Hispano-Amerlcana, Wednes-
day January g, 1915. nj KNIGHTS of
Pythias hall on Gold avenue. the
| ceremony Il Installing the newl,
| elected officers Of TIE lodge was
held. The following win preside dur
/ ing the present year
Ncstor Montoya, president; {. II.
! Apodaea, president. Eduardo Blanco.
vice president: @. NJ. Lucero. seere-
tary j. f. Armijo. first sindlc: Luis
Baca, second sindic. Filomeno Mon
tano, third sindic. .Amador Iopeg
treasurer Melquiades Rarela. usher.
tloreneio Gabaldon. gnard: Louis NJ.
German, doorkeeper.
The ceremony of Installation was
conducted by Attorney Antonio A..
sedillo. member of the supreme board
and ex-president of the local lodge.
The ladies, wives, mothers and Sis
ters of the members we're Invited TO
be present at the installation of Of
ficers and thereafter social recess
was declared, during which refresh
ments We're served to the visitors and
members During the recess Bernard
5. Rnppe. one OF the members of the
lodge, made a fitting and eloquent
welcome address to the visitors I'm
the name Of the lodge. and immedl-
ately after, the presiding officer. rec
ognized eX-Vice President NJ G. Or
liz, who, In the name AZ the lodge.
presented a beautiful silver set, tray
inscribed with the name of the retir-
ing president, Nestor Montoya and
silver cuff and collar boxes, with the
date of presentation and the name
and number Of the local lodge. Mr.
Montoya responded very feelingly at
the receipt of the beautiful token of
esteem, confidence and respect of the
members over whom he had presided
FOR two years and assured them that
no matter In what position, he would
always work in the interest of the
society and the welfare and elevation
of its members.
After the ceremonies, n choir of
ladies and young misses, sang to the
accompaniment Of the piano, the ma
tional anthem, during which all stood
in respect, and also the ode OF the
society and several popular Spanish
songs. The rest OF the evening was
devoted to the enjoyment of the light |
fantastic until hate hour.
Saddle Horses. Trimbles Red Barn i
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-08
MAY
. Be MODIFIED BY
SANITARY BOARD
Expected to Allow Shipments
of Cattle From Adjacent
States Under Certain Re-
StriCtionS.

The cattle sanitary board is expect
ed to modify the. cattle quarantine
when il meets today in the offices of
W. j. fmwood, secretary. in the Kor-
Der building The board met yester-
day, but adjourned after disposing Of
routine business until this morning
The prohibition against shipments
Of cattle into New Mexico will be
changed 50 as to permit the admission
of stock from adjoining states. but
under restrictions to be decided upon
BY the board The absolute quaran-
tine. II ~ believed, would work a
hardship during the shipping senson
which will open in March.
Two members of the board were
absent when c. l.. Ballard. of Roswell.
president. called the meeting yester-
day. Thev are William Jack Of Fol-
som and w. w. Cox of Las Cruces.
Mr.. Jack is in Philadelphia ana MIR.
Cox is IN at his home.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-08
CLANCY MAKES DEMAND
ON SURETY COMPANY

Santa re. Jan. Attorney Frank
w. Clancy today sent a letter to the
Southwestern surety Insurance COM
pany, which bonded Morgan O, lie
welyn as treasurer of the State coll
lege To the amount Of SIS, goo. formal
~ making a demand on the company
for the payment Of the bond. This
Will be the first step on the part Of
the state for the collection of the
money
AS a preliminary to the states nc
ton, Z. +. Mecanna. the new treasur-
er Of the college, this week made n
formal demand on Ileweliyn for the
total of the State college funds or de-
post In the First State bank of Las
Cruces at the time of the failure De-
cember 2. This total was 6,414.72.
In the event that any attempt is
made by the Southwestern company
TO renudiaie the bond. or defer pay
ment. legal action TO enforce the pay
ment will be taken.