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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-15
CAR STRIKES TRUCK
Delivery Automobile Damaged In Col
lision With Flat Car at Woods
dale Yesterday.

The George r. Kline News Company
truck. Of No. ili2 Water street. diven
by an empoye Of the company. struck
fat car which was being pushed up
the track on the West Virginia Trac.
ton and Electric company line by the
shifter az the Woodsdsle crossing yes
terday afternoon. about 2 o'clock
u o. said that the party In the truck
started 20 cross the track in front %
tn moving car and was struck by the
fiat car which Resulted In both fend-
ers Of the automobile being bent and
the radiator badly mashed az was also
The hood. The tire on the right front
wheel was torn from the rim. 30 ono
was injured. The machine was towcd
% a local garage whore the necessary
repairs will be- made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-15
MT. DE CHANTAL
Academy VIII Reopen for Fall Term
This Mornlns-Nearly one Hun
dred Pupils Enrolled.

The fan term Of the scholastic year
OF Mount de Chantal Academy will be
formally opened this morning at 9
o'clock. with large enrolment. Six
" former pupils have returned. in ad.
dition 20 30 new ones The prospects
10 o. succersful term are very en-
CouraCing
students ere in attendance from
Cuba Georgia. Indiana. New York.
Ohio and several other States All Of
the classes will be resumed today. be-.
ginning promptly AZ O'Clock
Ia order 20 meet the demand OF
the students the Spanish language
has been introduced into tho curricu-
lum and a course In journalism has
been added for special students
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-15
10 Falrmont hY Motor.

Col and Mrs. Thomas W. Fleming
and son. A. Sweeney Fleming. left the
city today in their big. high-powered
Pierce-Arrow for their home al Fair.
mont They had intended leaving Sat
urday. but both Mrs Fleming and HIr.
A. ). Fleming were taken suddenly in.
the former having to be attended BY
physician. Their attack of illness
was as brief as II was sudden. and
both felt completely recovered before
starting on their journey back home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-15
FOUNDRYMEN
Many Local Men Plan 20 Attend Meet
Ing o. American Foundr,men's
Association.

The American Foundrymen'a Asso.
citation vii hold he annual convention
IN Atlantic City. commencing Roptem
Der 27th and continuing until October
2nd Many local manufacturing men
plan 70 attend the convention.
The last meeting was held in Chi
caEo. and after considerable discusaio.
Atlantic city was choron aa tho next
meeting place
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-15
z. c. HUOsoN's sTGTFmeNr

r. y. hudson. Chamblee. Ca. writes 4.
Last year ] bought and tried Foley
Cathartc Tablets. 7 have tried MANY
cathartics. but for n thorough cleans.
ing movement OF the bowels without
the slightest In convenience or sick.
eninf. ! believe the Foley Cathartic
Tablet the best on earth It's pcrfe,i
occasionally from Indigestion or con
stipation, so Mr. Hudson's experience
De- worth remembering Stout pcrsons
cay these tablets relieve that heavy.
feeling For sale by-John Coleman A.
Co
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-15
PARCEL POST SALE

4 Parcel Post Sale win bo given
o. The First Christian church next
Thursday evening. Sept 10th a rarb
ore and refreshments will be- given
'or The admission Zoe A. this b. fb.
hrHt ahair Of The season 10 b. rivcn
BY the Young Ladies Circle. r. large
crowd b. expected and an Do welcome.
Admission twenty five cents
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-15
Home on a Vacation.

Captain Phil Walker. OF Charleston.
VINO Is one OF a good-sized group OF
hanawha county patriots rewarded by
the present administration upon the
accommodation OF Senator Chiffon.
VIII leave this week TO take the thir-
~ days vacation TO which he is enti-
Tied. He viii go to Charleston, there
TO renew his youth and his loyalty TO
the old town with the waters Of the
Great Kanawha.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-15
KINDERGARTEN
Opens This Morning In Old Thomson
Church. With Miss Miner In
Charge

Tho Island Kindergarten. under the
direction o. Miss bertha T. Miner
opens this morning a. tho old Thorn.
son " p. church.
Tho enrolment Of the school BE-
good and on plans have been com.
pleted 10 make The opening OF Tho
school session successful
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-15

Panhandle Agricultural Club will be
held AZ the Brooke county court house.
WeHsburg. Saturday afternoon at 1
o'clock The usual business sessions
viii be held, following which County
Agent Horace Atwood will give a talk
on The Importance OF Phosphorus in
Crop Production" All members OF thu
club and others are urged TO be
present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-15
a Visltor in the capitaI.

Norris Showalter Of Fairmont. is
registered et the Willard He is stop
ping mere Tor few days to break his
homeWard journey from a visit TO At.
Iahtic city and other Eastern points.
foung Mr.. Showalter is a son OF Hon.
ana Mrs Emmett l. Showalter. prom
lnent residents Of the northern coal
region metropolis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-15
DOUBLE Potato.

a freak Of nature in the form OF a
double potato was left AZ the Intelli-
tencer ohice yesterday. II was grown
by W. ]. Smith. at Valley Grove. and
Is one Of the Green Mountain variety
II might be termed twin potato.
two large tubers being solidly joined.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-15
SENATOR SCOTT
TO BE In PARADE
ABSOLUTELY RgfusEs TO RIDE A
HORSE, AND WILL MARCH
WITH THE DoVo.
lntsnds to Take In the Whole Week
and Forget Banking While
With Old Comrades.
BY CHARLES BROOKS SMITH,

! WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Sept. IL
When the citizens committee invited
ex-senator Nathan Bay Scott to stride
horse and ride IN the great parade
OF the old soldiers. which Is to be the
biggest feature of the G. A. r. En-
campment to be held In this city week
after next. he politely and firmly de-
clined.
No riding in that parade for your
Uncle Nate" There isn't a known
thing In this world OF sufficient value
to induce him to ride down Pennsyl-
vania avenue as an individual unit of
the equestrian part OF that pageant.
Not a thing.
Is Senator Scott refusing to par
ticipate IN this great review. from a
historical standpoint classed as the
greatest since the Boys in Blue
marched under the eye OF Lincoln I'm
'6s? Not at all. He is merely refus-
ing to ride.
He will be in the parade all right.
but he Is going TO march right down
among the boys" shoulder TO shout
der with the survivors OF his own COM
pany and regiment lie wouldn't miss
the thrill OF that contact with his
comrades for all the money that is
ctcA'N 1ut great Oh his DIX
banking house. He Is counting on Il,
has been talking about IL for these
many days. and as the date for the big
event draws near. "Comrade" Scott is
as enthusiastic over the parade and
his part in II "a any small boy with
a new toy you have ever seen.
Must Get Along.
The fact OF that matter is that the
! Continental Trust Comnanv u,glI have
TO get along encampment week with
out its guiding head. For Senator
Scott Is going to start in on Monday
and go right through the week. day
by day, celebrating with men for
whom he has a feeling of fraternity
4 that only the associations OF warfare
can give. IL is an odd, but true.
fact that no ties of lodgedom bind
men in as high degree OF fraternity
as those which exist between the sur
vivers of the great Civil War. no mat
ter for which caluse they hazarded
| their lives.
| There is just a mere handful of
Senator Scott's company left. Most
OF them reside in Guernsey county.
Ohio, and those who are physically
| able Will be here to attend the en-
/ campment. Those who are not able
! otherwise need not worry: they will
Z be here, too. II will not cost them a
copper penny. They will be put up in
fine style and treated 10 the best. IL
\ Is telling a secret who will foot the
I Dill. but the word of the man who
VIII do IL passes as legal tender in
this great capital right along on a par-
/ ity with Uncle Sans crispest cur
rency.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-15
APPEALS SET
Three Minor Cases To Be Acted Upon
Before Judge Robert ~. Ad.
dieman Today

Three appeal cases are set Tor trial
before a jury in Part One Of the cir.
cult court this morning The actions
are all minor ones. and are STYLED
Mrs ?. q. Wunschel W. W A. Norton
Nesbitt Jr. W. y 81 Atkinson. for
commission and Adolph schiok W. O.
w. Baer Matters pertaining 20 cor.
tract are involved in each
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-15

The only essential difference be
tween Theodore Roosevelt and VII
liam Hohenzollcrn Is the accident o.
location.-Philadelphia Record
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-15

He-I guess I'll 20 now.
she-One should never guess: one
should always be sure.-Michigan
Gargoyle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-15
EPWORTH LEAGUES
HOLD BIG RALLY
BUCKLEY CHURCH HAS LARGEST
OF MANY DELEGATIONS
PRESENT.
GAINESVILLE Minister Addressed Enthus
iastie Gathering In Thomson
chureh-Meet Next In
Bellaire.

One Of the greatest rallies ever held
by the members Of the Wheeling Ep.
worth League Union took place last
evening az the Thomson Methodist
Episcopal church on the Island Even
the blowing out of an electric fusc
ana long period Of darkness could
not put a damDcr on the enthusiasm
az tho meeting
Arthur o. Stricklin. president of tho
Mon was I'm charge Following tho
opening services Do called the roll Of
inc DELEGATIONS. and nc out Of the %
pm This district were represented Tho
buckley delegation from Edringfon
lnnD 0rI Tho South Gollairr d.Iera.
.'Hr T"Ir represented by all tho mem.
l.f Ia "H.I DI fnD LEAGUES Thar
were awarded tho bIun,rr OF honor
Othcr leagues to be- LARGELY rrprra.1f.
I'd were Bridgeport. North street
German. ChapHno. Hope. Bcnwood
and TrIadolphla.
Meet Next In Beiiaire.
After tho awarding Of the bapnors
it was vottd to hold the next raUv Al
The South BollaIro " O. church. some
time in November About this time "a
fuse outside the church blew out pui
TING The church in darkness. and amid
This darkness the speaker of tho owe.
MINIS. The Rev DR. Scott Of ZaneFvuIe.
was introduced llo proved hla fight
t0 Do called an orator by disrcrardine
conditions and delivering am imprea
siFc address He chose aa bis subject
An Ideal EpworthIan Service Do
said was The thing to bo mainly 70.
quired Of n member and that 20 ron
DER service The member must ha sound
.oi body and mind and cousccratod Of
pirit
AZ tho close OF his address the Hrht
returned and the meeting closed with
several rouaing eongs Tho Thomson
VI p. church choir rendered the music
of the evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-15
MONTHLY MEETING

The regular monthly meeting Of the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-15

Patrick J McGinioy proroieiog
young attorney. has been admitted fo
practice before tho circuit court
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-20

Among the many popular cottages
al Ocean View is the Anderson cot
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-20

tage, one OF the best known at this
resort. This cottage, under the care
full and skillful management of Mrs.
NJ Anderson has become famed This
cottage 81 opposite the big dancing
pavilion and is within a few minutes
walk OF All of the smusements AZ the
View. and has an ideal site for bath
ing, boating and fishing. The house
is pleasantly situated. having an ex-
celient bathing beach just In front.
and is equipped with al, modern con-
VenieDces.
For this season the house has been
renovated and every room repapered.
and arrangements have been made TO
continue the famous Decent dinner
which Mrs Anderson serves TO tram
sienfs The rates for week lend
parties are moderate. as are those for
guests who desire TO stay a week or
The entire SIMMER
Ruth Cottagss
An innovation popular IT some of
The largest summer resorts in the
country. Is a feature at Ocean View.
This IS night bathing. Night bathing
is made possible for guests at the
Ruth cottage, which Is situate direct
". upon the water front, electric lights
having been installed. making the
waters during the night as In the day
with enc exception. that there is no
hot sun 10 beat upon the Mead and
shoulders II the hather.
Fishing and boating are other rec
reations ia which the guest at the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-20

lightful. and Is most conveniently To-
Gated with regard to bathing places
and boat stations.
Comfort Cottages.
Every home comfort. combined
with all the pleasure that a summer
resort such as Ocean View can give,
are to be found by guests this season
at the Comfort cottage, situate on
Cottage car line, conveniently locat-
ed at stopping point Among at
fractions are boating, bathing and
fishing, the amusements of Ocean
View. all of which are located with
in five minutes walk of the cottage.
Mrs. Raffleman is manager of this
cottage. famed on the beach for its
splendid table service. Mrs. RATTLE
mans place is Kosher" and all food
Ia of quality.
Water View"
Large, elegant and comfortable
rooms. pleasant Surroundings and
convenient location at the First-Street
Station, Ocean View, gives TO the cot
tage of Mrs. L. c. Shotwell. Water
View attractions unsurpassed by
any similar resort. The rooms are
high pitched, we'll elevated. light and
airy. and the service given by court
eous and attentive employees makes
for the pleasure of all guests
Mrs. Shotwell IS prepared. on no.
tice, to make special arrangements
for parties OF all sizes and to grant
special rates.
That the season of 1915 will be a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-20

successful one for the Pembroke Inn,
formerly the Proscher cottage, and a
delightful one for Its guests Is assured
by the admirable location and the ex-
tensive remodeling which was com
pleted just before the seasons OPEN
ing. The Pembroke Inn is managed
by Mrs. A. II. Wake, one of the best
known cottage proprietors on the
coast. 1t is within three minutes
walk of all amusements. and is right
at The View. being situate on Ports
mouth Avenue. Pembroke Inn is a
large. cool, roomy cottage, with pleas
ant surroundings and with every fa-
cility for taking care of larger num-
Der of guests than Mrs Wake has
ever before had opportunity of enter
tanning
Grand View Cottage.
Though every convenience and
every pleasure, together with the best
Of food and opportunities for real rest
and recreation are at all times af-
forded all guests the Grand View
cottage will this summer make
specially of house parties and week-
end parties The Grand View this
season is under new management. the
proprietress being Mrs. f. f. CARTS,
who is well known to many Vir-
ginians who have enjoyed her hos
pitality The Grand View cottage Is
located within three minutes walk of
all amusements. 1t is on the water
front and the best of bathing, boating,
boating and fishing are easily ac-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-20
OCEAN VIEW OFFERS
RARE ENTERTAINMENT
" fs7H% ~ -

The visitor TO Ocean View this sum
mer will hnd that popular resort ssig-
ger and brighter than ever before in
its history To Ocean View annually
hundreds Of thousands ~ city-weary
people go, and they have always found
the rest so necessary 10 them after
having handled dull business routine,
The beach. possessed OF all 81 Ma
lures advantages and beauties. has
beer improved N such manner as
mas car Improve. Comfortable
building have been constructed large
arid roomy cottages hotels and
pleasure and amusement places All
have been furnished with the conn
forts thar one seFks iu MS home all
modern converiences.
Added 20 The home-lke surround
ings that have heen provided for the
visitors are the JOYS that come 10 the
xacsttouast who h. only his own
pleasure 70 look after. Cool. restful
nights, ~ Qu,etE9e snd peace. on easy
beds have been made possible. and
pIeasuraNle DAYS arc among the at
fractions offered
The whnlesorl, foo3 Of the yea. to-
gether with Jhe hest pf the goods the
markets afford, prepared In the style
peculiar 20 the Virginia cook. the de-
nghtfully cooling beverages. and the
pure cold water all contribute 10
make ones stay refreshing.
The Anderson Cottage
Among the many popular cottages
al Ocean View ls the Anderson cot
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-20

Ruth cottage may indulge. Bait.
boats and hath suits are provided at
reasonable rates at all hours, Ruth
cottage is cund ucted by Mrs. E.saB.
Marks, n vell-known and popular
,ccsh waye td.sswe,
Arnders the man sgsrnsufs OF Miss
Hattie ~. Barden land Miss Annie
Joo, the Ocean Wavefcottage. me of
the popular Ocean View hosteiries.
bids fair to have most sacceesfui
season. The proprietresses are ex-
perienced in looking after the welfare
they have surrounded themselves with
every facility for making enjoyable
the stay of any visitor to their home.
The home idea is strongly en-
phasized in the Ocean Wave cottage,
and this is one fact accounting for
the popularity of their house.
Ocean Wave cottage Is located on
the water front, between First Ave-
nue and Virginia Bay. All medern
ccnveniences are possessed and tie
table and service are unsurpassed.
The BeIyidere.
Another OF the popular beach cot
tages Is the Belvidere. which this sea-
son liz under new management. All
the mare popular features possessed
by this cottage in past seasons have
been retained and new and more
popular features have been added.
The Belvidere cottage Is ideally To-
Gated. being within one minutes walk
from the pavilion, amusements and
the beach. Rates are reasonable and
service and cuisine are of the best,
the tables being supplied with good,
weIl-cooked and wholesome food.
Reservations are now being booked
and splendid accommodations are to
be obtained The management Of this
resort Is in the hands of Mrs. Pitts
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-20
Many Beautiful Seao Mountain Resorts Possessed by Virginia Promise

I'and MIRA Hodges, both experienced
and popular
The Winchester Cottage.
There Is perhaps. no more popular
place at Ocean View than the VIM
chester cottage, conducted by Mrs.
c. J. EWalfar. proprsetfess. who gives
her personal attention to the man
AEement and who assures her guests
Fof every coFnfdrtx
e1 The Winchester cottage is situated
Swo hundred feet from the water
front, and within ave minutes walk
OF all amusements. The rooms are
large, well lighted. airy and comfort
able. Their equipment is modern
and every arrangement has been de-
tailed with a view to prevent crowd
ing. The table is served with the best
to be obtained.
Atlantic Cottages.
Hot and cold water. private and
shower baths are among the attrac-
tons offered at the Atlantic cottage,
Ocean View. The building is one
of the hAndsomest at The View, and
Is modern in every respect.
The table Is unexccllc,l and every
comfort Is guaranteed the guests,
while the charges are moderate. The
cottage is owned and conducted by
Mrs. w. F. Ayres 1t is commodious
and popular, with large and select
chenille.
The cottage is one of the largest at
The View. and has wide verandas on
all sides. 1t Is always cool and de-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-20

cessibie. All rooms are nicely
nished. table service u good and \
are reasonable.
Roach's Hotel.
Roach,s Hotel II now underi
management OF John M. Camn,
and it Ii one of the most deligi'
places at the famous resort to ~
the vacation season.
The place has recently been RI
waited and remodeled, and it ofYes
real home by the sea- The ain
room is one of the best In Tidewy
and offers daily fresh sea foods ~
from the water near. the hotel
bathing nearby Is. excellent. A Il
sandy beach stretches out int,
roadstead, giving free access to b'
ers of plenty of water witt
danger.
The hotel Is located within easy
lance of the various amusementsf
only short distance from the Oe.
View dancing pavilion, and lie Wi
close touch of the car line direct
Norfolk. The verandas offer a o.
Portable resting place. being wide
airy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-20

Lynchburg Drops Graft Prob
Lynchburg. June 1.-THE Comm
Council at a called meeting deci
not to iiistigate an Investigation
the alleged coal dealers combine
the city and adopted a motion to
the matter drop.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-20

Wednesday. August IS: Leave Ios
Angeles 10:45 r. NJ
Thursday. August 1s: Arrive Santa
Barbara 1880 A. NJ.
Thursday, August 10: At Santa
Barbara Leave Santa Barbara $50
Friday: August 20: Arrive Del
Monte 7;2s A. NJ
Saturday. August Ell: Leave De,
Monte $40 A. NJ Change cars al
Westonviile Junction s:22 A. NJ. Ar
rive Big Trees 1880 A. M. Leave Big
Trees 1204 noon, Arrive santa crus
l225 noon. Leave Santa Cruz ass p
NJ Change az Santa Jose s.as p. M
Arrive San Francisco $40 p. NJ Ho-
tel accommodations provided. Meals
la carte.
Saturday. August ~, to wednss-
day. August 2s: Al san Franchise.
Daily admission tickets provided -
the exposition. Automobile trip 10
principal points of interest provided.
sixty lie trip through the suburbs
provided.
= Wednesday. August Is. Leave San
francisco, Market Street Ferry, sac
Thursday, Angus. 90: En- route.
Friday August az; Arrive Port
tour provided. Leave Portland via
Great Northern Railway 10 90 A NJ
Arrive Seattle AIS #. NJ. Auto sight
seeing trip provided
saturday. August IS: Leave Seattle
via Canadian Pacific steamer s.e0
M Arrive Victoria f:fS p. III
Leave Victoria 500 p. NJ. Arraya
Vancouver 7:36 p. NJ
Sunday. August rs. TafIy-ho trim
provided to Stanley Park. Leave
Vancouver 2-45- r. Nj
Mopday. August 40: Arrive Glacier
1905 \, NJ. Leave Glacier $50 p. NJ.
Arrive Lake Louise 1910 p. NJ
Tuesday, August 81: At Lake
Louise. Leave Lake Louise $40 p.
M; Arrive Banff s:26 r.. NJ.
Wednesday,. September /: AT
Banff. Leave Bantf e.ss p. NJ
Thursday, September 3: I'm route.
Friday, Sept ernb bar 3: Arrive ~.
Paul ESQ p NJ. Auto sight -seetne
p. NJ
Saturday. September 4. Arrive
Chicago a.os A. NJ. Leave Chicnro
1877 A. NJ
SUNDAY. September s: Arrive Rich
mond $40 p. N.
es and Grand Canyon.