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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-24
WARDEN WHITE
NOT TO RESIGN
ROmoR OF RESIGNATION RIGID.
" DENIED BY PENITEN-
TlART WARDEN.
Report Started in Williamson. Home
OF the Official, Who Says He Has
No Intention Of QUITTING.

The following item is taken from
the Logan Banner of Friday. Novem-
Der 10: There is no other intima.
uon OF IL In any other of the daily
newspapers Of the state. but the Daily
News OF Williamson. the home OF the
warden Of the De~nitentiary. SAYS.
There is a persistent rumor about
this city that Warden NJ. z. White.
OF n state -peni;entiary, has re-
signed"
When asked concerning the report
warden White yesterday said. I
most assuredly have not resigned from
the wardenship. neither do I intend
TO. do not know how the rumor
got abroad but the idea of resigning
is Tar removed from my mind"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-24
.METHODISTS IN
UNION SERVICE
c CONGREGATIONS VIZ
UNITE IN THANKSGIVING
OBSERVANCE
Impressive Program WIN BE
Thursday Morning In chaplns
Street Church.

Much interest T. being taken in the
Union Thanksgiving service for the
Methodist Episcopal churches OF Wheel
ing. The services are 20 be held in the
street Methodist EpiSconal
church at 1880 THANKSGIVING morning.
The program Is an interesting one. and
Sn ; . Jones the pastor who has
large crowd The program Is the inn
pressiNe Methodist Episcopal order OF
and is as follows.
organ Prelude.
hymn No; 7oi Lord. While For All
Mankind We Pray ......... erefOrd
Apostles Greed.
Prayer ana Lords Prayer. ...
Rev. W. &, HartinEer
Duet: b Glad We Righteohs Marks
scripture Responsive. Rev. \. W. Mills
Gloria Patri.
Scripture Lesson. Rev. VI. D.. GiTin
onertory. Il VIII Praise Thee~.....
Hymn No. sal. 20 Thou. whasee
Bounty Fills My up. .Crewdson
Thanksgiving Sermon.
........ Rev. T. \. Speckman
losing Prayer. Rev. w. NJ. Snuits
Hymn Nc. 702 My Country. Tis OF
DoNology.
Apostolic Benediction ...
.....-.... Rev. z. Y. DeBolt
The churches having parting IN TINS
service are Chapline Street. Rev. $. g.
Jones, minister: Fourth street. Rev. A.
W Mills. minister. Thomson. Rev. w.
g. Hartinger. Minister: Zane Street
Rev. w. N. Shuitz. minister: Wesley.
Rev. r Y. Bolt. minister. Hope. Rev.
NJ. ID. Griffin. minister. FIRST German
Methodist Episcopal church. Rev. r. 4.
Speckmann. minister.
Mrs. Arthur =. Hitch win. have charge
OF the music Of the service. with Miss
Wilma HARPER. organist.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-24
TRY FIVE AS ONE
Italians Charged With Being Black
Handlers Will Be Arraigned in
Criminal Court Today.

Five men will he tried as one this
morning in Criminal Court on charges
OF eNturtion and conspiring together
as Black Handlers. They are Mike.
Pete and Joe Ross. Mauro Pauline
and Tony SCarpata. Assistant Pros
ecutinS Attorney +. A. O'Brien will
conduct the States case alone in the
absence Of Prosecuting Attorney D..
\. Mckee. and Attorneys $. O. Boyce
and Carl o. Schmidt will defend the
men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-24
INCOMES EMERALD OIL
For VaTicOSe Veins

-bc-puudcut people need not worr'
longer over those large. swollen veins
ior "a remarkable remedy is now bein,
used iu hospitals and ~ advanced phy
-lciaue that quickly reduces the enlarge,
veins Co normal.
Ash your druggist for a two ouncl
nriElftI bottle of Moouc's Emerald Of
'iuIl .ir" EthI and apply to the vein
ts directed. 10 is a simple. easy treat
Went That brings Improvement quicki,
md steadily.
just on Few treatments with EmeralI
'i WlII Danish any case of Hcmerrhoidl
lr PILES Generous sample on receipt o
Toe. from Moouc Chemical Co. Roche
Ter y. Y. All druggists can supply votI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-24
START PUMPING
First We'll to Sc Drilled at TESTING
Ground near War~ood, Has
Been Finished.

Work Of pumping the first test well
finished at the Warwood testing
grounds was started YESTERDAY. and
The samples will be turned over %
the Coleman Analytical Company.
However. these will not be taken until
after tte well has been pumped for
five days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-24
DISMISS SCHOOLS
Until Monday Morning % Observe
Thanksqivinu-Many Teacher
VIII Attend Football Game
a. Fairmont

Wheeling schools az tho close OF tho
sessions fhls afternoon win ba dI.
missed for tho -ThanFaritIrr holiday
Tho board OF education has Granted
fhe pupils until Monday morning
8 number OF tho tea,Hars ara plan
ming 'D leave fhie evening Tor fHcir
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-24
THANKSGIVING
Special Services VIII Be Held in m.
Wsyman A NJ E. Church
Thursday Evening.

Ihanksriyiug day will be- appropri.
ai'iy observed by the CONGREGATION Of
the Waymau A VI p. church Divine
services will be- held az 1915 Thur.
nal morning. when a special sermon
NiIl be- delivered by the Rev NJ a..
Davis.
DO the evening. beginning NJ g. the
Following proEram viii Do Given.
..'"'auon Rev vs. q. Davis
Music Davenport A. G1Ine. orchestra
Solo. Rf..u I.,fi. 49,,
violin and piano duet
Mrs Grirsby and Master l.. Iucss
FHr.r. an. u Tr.r
tiN' .'.' Nrs o. Palmer
Trio Henrietta Carr. Geraldine ana
Herman Newman
''.H" solo Mrs Greabv
"'N'. SOLO ...... ....t. Cd Johns
Piano colo. Miss A. Alexander
solo g.orr.
Duct
Nrs Grasby and Master O.. Lucas
announcements
|.rtTII#rr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-24
WILL PUSH CASES.
Trials o. Former sheriHs VIII BE Held
as soon az Prosecuting Attor
ncy Leaves Hospital

Dr. b. understood that tho cases
in.f former shorIna u DO TAYLOR
nd w VI tl.m8na win he BROUGHT
I'D" 'f.aI .u fI' Circuit Court Iuet ..
'"n n. I@r0sr0uf.nr Attorney u A
N0" b.. ready fo leave tho hospital
state win Do repre-. rrtrd tg tB.
i'~n.''uiInE attorney and Dis assist.
.nf Tho former .hrriGs will hr ron
'' 'n'.d hf Attorneys . % UanfIln
md Judge 50 DO. Willis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-24
POLICE COURT

Two mrn from Pennington. steve
and Tony Haau.r. were ar
rsirned IN police court 1r dr4rs
..f.E II. pair wac
.oIrhad f1r By Dmfrr Joe g1rrar.
vino said he found them fHgg.re rarf
other and valloring over fHe streets
of the Island They we're fnod g.
and c1efr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-24
WIN Prohat.d

The will Of the late Charles Fred.
erick Stein was left for probate ycster.
Gay. with Mary Linch as %cXccutrix
Bond was fixed af $1,000. with Carl u.
Forsythe. Ben =. Honecker and Paul
Van Kurcn appraisers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-24
COUNTY COURT
Marriar- lic.nsca

Lester j.. Coocy. Canal Dover. O..
and May Grace Homer. bridgeport.
Ohio.
Lawrence r. Workman and Tressie
Pearl Snyder. both Of NeTs. O
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-24

Two deeds OF trust were left for
record with the clerk Of the County
Court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-24

homes. while a number will attend
me annual Wesleyan-Wesf yirginta
l~nlVersity football clash az Fairmont
tomorrow. iN"h'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-24
Urge New Trial.

Attorney George Rlackford will ap-
pear before Judge Robert NJ. Addle-
man to-day and argue a motion for
a new trial in the case Of George w.
Hull. administrator For Charlene Day.
VS.. Fred Koehler. The suit is the
outcome of an automobile accident.
n at the trial last term a verdict for
the defendant vas rendered.
Center Wheeling Market open all
lay Wednesday. No night market.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-24

Security Trust Company. trustee.
to Laura J.. Linton. lot 80 in Elm
Court. consideration. SO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-24
For Children

This store is known many
miles each way from Wheel
ing as a speciality store for
IChildren's Shoes.
We send by parcel post
children's shoes all over this
territory adjacent to Wheel
ing.
|. Nays Nature Shape Shoes
have made this store famous
and justly so.
But few stores in the
larger cities can afford TO
carry the tremendous stock
required to care for our
t trad in Nays Nature
Shapes.
Literally thousands O f
pairs are required TO meet
the demand. and we rarely
fail to have just the shoe YOU
want at the price you wish
to pay.
Nays Nature Shape Shoes
Iallow the foot to grow as
nature intended, and cost no
more.
Sold nowhere else.
NAY SHOE CO.
13O9-1311 Market st.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-03-26
NOTICE

The supervisors Of the town of Oar
ling will meet on the goth day of
March, at 10 o'clock a. M, on road be-
tween s. w. Peterson 8 and John Ben
3, to let contract for a concrete
culvert on ditch crossing said road.
Said supervisors will meet at John
Schelin's place the same day at 2
O'Clock p. M, to let contract for
ditching on road running west from
said Schelin g place. II -
Said supervisors Of said town Of
Darling will also meet on the 31st day
of March, 10 O'Clock a. m. at John Lii
jeblad's to let q contract for con-.
crete culvert on ditch west of said Lii
jeblad's plac c,-'-.*ss -
=. Supervisors will meet the same day
at P. Hagen 8 at 2 o'clock p: M, to re-.
ceive bids for, clearing and ditching on.
road running west from said Hagen 9.
place. .sZ. --..5.=.-
]. !. ST John o. johnson,
s. ..s+4.s Town Clerk.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-24

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Arizona republican., 1915-10-24

electrical equipment providing all fla will in most cases excel the efforts made bN the leading road attractions.
 The popular stock manager has laid elaborate plans for his stock sea son. Along with his selected stock presentations he will book at the Elks all of the leading road attractions including Henry Miller in Daddy Long Legs" Margaret Ellington in "Ihe Lie" Margaret Mayo's success ful farce Twin Beds" and the emi- nent English actor Sir Johnstone Forbes Robertson in a limited three nights engagement This last named attraction will positively be the great est theatrical event ever presented in this city.
 Aside from the stock attractions and road plays the genial manager will carry out the plans formulated last season, that of making this city a producing center for theatrical of- ferings By special arrangements late road attractions will be purchased. the players engaged, the productions built and the companies routed over the entire southwest. from this city.
 The stock company will include. Roscoe Karn%, Auden Higgins. Estelle Redmond, Marvin Hammond, Eleanor Blevias, Tim Craft. Hugh MetcaIft. Ben ErWay, Maurice Penfold, Minor Reed, Bert Chapman, Walter Frever and EGdie Mitchell
Arizona republican., 1915-10-24

must not be shown and a merry war is being wased over it at the present moment.
 At a private view early in the week it was shown to a number of the most prominent educators, priests, ministers and [. various de- nominations, doctors, city officials. club women, representatives from labor organizations, newspaper men and members of the theatrical pro- fession. created a tremendous i'm nression and met with only one adv erse criticism,-that from irominent Baptist minister. In ali probability there has never been q stronger plea for morality and q clean life than is presented by this picture play. If there is no more horrible indictment of uncleanliness than offered by this picture. We should hate to hear if: but the president of the board of censors
Arizona republican., 1915-10-24

cay morning. The complete produc- ton for the opening play has been built i'll this city and the curtain at the Elks' will ring up on the opening performance with everything new from back wall to curtain line.
 The popular comedian Ed. Redmond and the full acting cast. which in- cludes all of the former favorites and a number of added players are all anxious to again open in this city The success that attended the efforts of the stock players last season makes them all doubly anxious to return and in the parlance of the stage. de liver the goods" once more to the appreciative theaterSoers of this city.
 I'd Redmond has made special ef- forts in the selection of series of high class plays for the season. None but the latest and best New York successes will be presented and the staging of each production will be carried out on a most elaborate scale. the large stage of the E,lks' cozy play house with the new and complete
Arizona republican., 1915-10-24
BETTY HANSEN IN "A WOMAN'S IMPULSE" AT LION TODAY

Miss Betty Nansen the idol of all nations in her latest portrayal of the fascinating heart breaker in A Wo- man of Impulse" is the feature attrac- ton at the Lion theater today for one day only. Miss Nansen is a wonder ful emotional actress and in the 'Vo- man of Impulse she has ample op- portunity t. use her talent to the hlghest degree. It is a story of in trlgue and romance the scenes laid III Europe in which diplomats of diff ferent countries are the chief charac- ters; Miss Nansen taking the part of a secret agent of her government. Miss Nansen has many admirers in Phoenix who will be glad to see her lh A Woman of Impulse" which is said to be vehicle exactly suited to Miss Nansen's temperament. The Lion announces George Nash in The Cot ton King" Monday and Clara KimbaIl Young in Marrying Money" for We'd hesday, both of which are rated as excellent productions
Arizona republican., 1915-10-24
News of the Theaters Music,

opportunity to prove that it could 7ut run So Long Lefty. to waiCa il is in every way superior
 When Lefty was taken to San Francisco. May Boley. Walter Cat ]etr and others of the cast left Nobody Home" to resume their roles with the lady who wanted husband who had gotten over his tom ca. days. But the new people seemed to strengthen Miss Rings play r2Jhv than weaken il. It is won derful what a woman like Blanche Ring can do. even with poor ma terial. IT there has ever been ar. artist in her line who was hel. equal
 We have never seen or heard of her Miss Ring stands alone. 50 fa-I ahead of the procession that there is nobody anywhere near her. She has a personality as comfortable as a glowing stove on cold winter night and hers k really the elec- tricity Of life. gaINanic and inspiring f 1T were only for her imitation of Nazimova in War Brides" No body Home" would have been worth while
 Both Carmen" and "Damaged Goods" are of peculiar interest toE Phoenix because both these pictures are schduId to D shown here dur inE this season. Rotl are scheduled For this week iu Los Angeles. car men" at Tally's ana Dana gel Goods" at Quinn's Superha Car men will undoubtedly be producea as Der schedule in spite of some rumblinss from the censor board What on earth they could find as preteNt q" prevent its appearance Q ] <
Arizona republican., 1915-10-24
By MAITLAND DAVIES

V-I- thi-c main topics of .e.r-H.-.r u Los Angeles this a- r-.i. and they kept tongues
 .Er-gtl.y fast. The first --- .r.N Ni,,etyd closing of No ..s1i.- aI Muru~cu'~ thea tre .u. rac other tv" the pre- ruere views of -he pie .e--....~ -C 'T'armen' with Ger lrt aud "pamageI Goods :.ls-l Ernuerr. Tr both of r.r r". i"esl Board of Cen -'-i prominently.
 why \otadN Hom" closed r..fod question. IT is a fact
 musical hodge podge was ..HuIar -har uhen first pro- .' played t~ a capacity house ... rr-- week \ man very .. -Ir. 1loroSco to.d uS that if r.Huar q" close thc house
 -l open Which seems -. HUl.-N-- It seems too bad rt~ play wa~ mot given an
Arizona republican., 1915-10-24

Feldman proves to be a rascal; the Russian government has their book keeper arrested on a trumped up charge, and in order to save him irony eXtradltion they risk their fortunes and are on the verge of bankruptcy. Then enters Ruth Goldman. the de- sisner of the famous Arverne Sacque and with her enters sunshine and happiness. She secures d great pOli- tician to help the bookkeeper. she gets out q new saque for Potash and Perlmutter that brings in trade with a rush; she helps to rout the 1ascally lawyer and finally. she consents to become Mrs. Perlmutter while the young bookkeeper Weds the charm ing young daughter of Abe Potash. Plenty of love and plenty of law. plenty of pinochles and plenty of politics. plenty of fashions and pien- ty of fun in this most delightful of comedies
 Manager Woods is sending a com pany of unusual strength for the in- terpretation of the famous roles-all of whom have appeared during the New York engagement. for no mem Der of the different Potash and Perl mutter' organizations was finally signed until he or she had made good before a metropolitan audience. The staging of the play is unusually elaborate and the scenes are laid, first in the little downtown factory and salesrooms of the firm, then the styl- ish Fifth avenue establishment and finally in Abe Potash's home.
 In the company that will be seen he E'lLS will he SIch fqVDritpc Jules borden. Lew Welch, Gus Conan. Fred FIeck, Jr, Edward Shoben. Irv- ing Southard, Wm. Leyden. Jules Un- ger, Lottie Kendall, Marie Howe. Pearl Ford. Bertha Martin and Others
Arizona republican., 1915-10-24
he Spoilers" Will Be Shown for the
 Last Time at tho A;-

!ne Spoilers will make it's third ana last appearance in Phoenix today and tomorrow as all rights for this great picture expire on January first ana all copies must be destroyed
 me story Is familiar. It tells of an ambitious but wicked attempt by a corrupt body of Puget Sound politi- ciahs' III conjunction with a week Juase of the superior court. to oust all the miners about Nome from their claims. Glenister and nevt,,- ,,o,+ nefS In the Midas mine come out to seattle Tor the winter. Alex Me Namara, the genius of the cors,i,..,.,-
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Arizona republican., 1915-10-24

has taken the sand ha if is shown lit will pervert the morals of Los Angeles
 Perhaps it is not the province of the picture play to deal with such sordid things as a disease which is more widespread and virulent than either cancer or tuberculosis; but
 if It is. then Damaged Goods" in it's picture form, is the apex of educational value in the movies; doubly strong because it is robbed of the handicap of sermonizing and aided by the vital interest of the drama
 It seems impossible that With the ardent support Of the Gayor, all most every orcanizati ton of women, the medical organizations the news papers. the clergy and the education and health authorities. it should be denied a showing. If it is shown, the censor board. for once, will nave been of use--in helping advertise something really worth thinking about
Arizona republican., 1915-10-24

censor board is usually beyond com preh"nsion.
 At the time of writing thef ate of Damaged Goods" as far as Los Angeles is concerned. lies in the hlIance. IL WHY not be shown on
Arizona republican., 1915-10-24

Monday. Although it has been pro duced in New York and received the O. K. of the National Board of Censors, the Los Angeles board, headed by President Tugwel, has dccreed that t is "unmoral1 ana
Arizona republican., 1915-10-24
REDMoNDS WILL SOON ARRIVE

REUMONUS WTLL SOON RhHI v E
 The opening date for the popular Ed. Redmond stock company is set. The big event will occur on Tuesday evening Nov. 2nd and the attraction selected to re-introduce the local fay orites will be the Conan X Harris at traction. "Officer 666.
 The company will jump direct from San Jose, Calif., immediately after the performance on Sunday October 31. arriving here bright and early Tues
Arizona republican., 1915-10-24
"Potash and Perlnutter"


 There's going to be merry time at the Elks theater tomorrow night, for Abe Potash and Mawruss Perl mutter will be there fresh from their second year stay at the Cohan, theater, New York Abe and MaWruss come with their entire staff and complete original outfit that is guaranteed to turn out a thousand laughs per per formance They are the most modest and lovahle fellows in the world in spite of the fact that a million people laughed until they cried over them in New York. and they m@y be depended upon to turn out the same A 1 quali ty of work here as in the Metropolis form. they are proud of the important part they have played in making the world happier.
 Abe and MaWruss are the creatures of Montague Glass brain. He wrote them in the Saturday Evening Post and Manager \. II. Woods, put them on the stage. Their reception was in the nature of an ovation and ever since their first appearance they have been the most widely talked of char acters of the present day drama.
 The sstory of Potash and Perl mutter" deals with the adventures Of Abe and MaWruss, their friends and their rivals. The two partners. de- spite their continual quarrels. are shown to be generous, and loyal to q fault. Troubles pile up fast upon them. Their rival has a designer whose goods make those of Potash and Perlmutter the laughing stock of their customers; their lawyer Henry
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-07-31
M. S. Hershey Erecting
Big Concrete Building
By SeseiaI Coreseondenes

Hershey, Pa, July Sis. D. Clark
and II. E. Clark of the Hershey Store
Company spent several days at New
York City. - The Rev. George S.
Rentz, pastor of the Derry Presby-
terian church will preach at the union
services in front of the band stand in
the park on Sunday evening. - John
c. McClain, of Lancaster, Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Bittner and daughter, Philas,
and Mrs. Charles Bittner, of Colum-
bia, were guests of George Eppley. -
Miss Roberta Dodson, of West Phila-
delphia, is spending several weeks as
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Wenger Harry Weigelt spent his
weeks vacation at Atlantic City. -
Mrs. William Cooper visited friends at
York recently. - Frank Miller, OF
Shellsville, was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Stanley. - Work is pro-
crossing rapidly on the large new
concrete building on the northwest
corner of Chocolate and Cocoa ave-
nues. When completed it will be one
of the largest buildings erected by
NJ. S. Hershey. Miss Eftie Seltzer
of Oswego, N. Y, Mrs. Dawson Whit
meyer and daughter Katherine, OF
Lebanon, Mrs. Robert Meyer of Full
erton, Mrs. J. H. Romig, of Allen
town, and Mrs. William Wesner and
daughter, Jeanette. of Richmond, Va
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wesner. Miss Beatrice Doer, OF
Lancaster was the guest of her aunt
Mrs. Ed. G. Buohl.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-07-31
New Cumberland Industries
Close Down For Week

New Cumberland, Pa, July 81. -
The SuSquehanna Woolen Mill and
the New Cumberland knitting mill
closed down to-day for a weeks vaca-
ton. A number of the employees will
so away for the week. Miss Mary
Buttorff. a soloist OF New Cumbe
land, who has been spending six
months near Omaha, Neb., where she
was engaged in musical work, has re-
turned home. - Messrs. Earl Ross
and Earl Bates spent the week at At
lantic City. - DR.. Stables family of
Emigsville were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. L. Kohr for several days. Miss
Dora Nailor of York, was guest of
the Rev. and Mrs. A. R. Ayres this
week. - Mrs. William Blodgett and
daughter. Dorothy, of st. Louis, are
spending some time here as guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Blodgett. - The
Rev. and Mrs. S. n. Good have re-
turned from a visit to Elizabethtown.
- Miss Esther Miller will spend her
vacation at Mifflintown. Miss Ker-
stetter of Lewisburg, spent Wednes-
day with Mrs. James and Mrs. Jennie
Feight.