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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-12
An Unusually Well Conceived Six.Room
Cottage, No. 1876

The man who has a little lot,
a little family and little money.
and who wishes for something
out OF the ordinary run. will sure
~ be interested In the little
house presented herewith. The
ground space occupied. includ-
Ing the piazza. Is only 4O.Sx29. .
feet. There are six good rooms.
and the building is one that no
man or woman will be ashamed
10 acknowledge as home.
The long sweeping lines Of the
roof and the projection forming
the top Of the piazza give an i'm.
preston Of lowness not borne out
by tho facts. for the rooms nra
OF good height. The architectural
details. whlles varied. have beaf,
worked out 10 harmonic. and
the huge rubble stone pillars.
me rubble stone chimney with
brown sandstone caps and brown
chimney pots. the gables half.
timbercd and stuccO AZ front and
rear. shinEled on the sidcs-the
dormer windows and balcony on
the upper story. the group win
dowH. the arched front door. with
Tan HIGHT and pointed hood. inre-
niously utilizing the roof lines.
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from visit with relatives at ciarks-
turr
Robert Hrucr has urccrted a position
With fne WgtEei Gas Company
Do s.. MeIutire of Halls Mills. Wa b.
business visitor in the city Wcdncsds,.
Nr Joe Sattrr. OF WlsdIIng h. visit
INK bic sister. Mrs. joe Slender %
MHrlr avenue. Tor "a few days
Mr. and Mrs. T. ID MORGAN have re-
turned from trip Co LouisVillc. Ny
Thurman Myers OF Jacksouburr. was
hefs thls wcek looking after business
matters.
Nuss Beatrice Ycatcr has returned
home from brief visit with friends IN
Wheeling
Master Joe Locke is the guest OF reia-
tNcs az ritusyllle. Pa
Mrs. sue stewart g. visiting friends
All %. a. McIuurc. % smitha.ld.
was a business visitor IN the city Frf-
Attorney Wallace Gribbie OF West
Union. IL spending the week here look
ing after lcEal matters
Mrs. FL. nusrr and sons George
i,,aNatd ana Kenneth. spent Friday in
Mt Homer Christian. % Kldweu. a.
iu tho city on business.
J.. W. ParHon. county road engineer.
IT, spending tho week with friends
r. mtr Davis and T.. W. IantE OF
jarksonhurr. were attending n law suit
IN ne city Friday.
Lev Tucker was a Wheeling
Mr. Elliott. ~ the u. s. Treasury Of
NC. uf Washington. ID. e.. o. boz tho city
looking over the various locations sub
hll'u Tor the new pofiufflCe building.
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Mrs. J. b. Clark and daughter.
Elui-t. have returned from a ten dav
visit az MorEautown
Miss Jennie Cox and Miss EIwyn
Shuman. who have been visiting Mrs.
Geo Barnet - bens Run. returned home
Thursday eNffiug
Ralph Miller. OF Weston. b. visiting
friends in the city this week
Miss Mildred McC'askey left Friday
morning Tor visit to Pittsburgh Pa
Edward Scalley spent the week with
his parents. Mr. and Mrs John ScaIley
OF North Main street
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Grant. or IVES
ton. are visiting al the home OF $ X.
Martin.
Mrs Geo. Barnett and sister or Rens
Run. are the guests Of Mrs. Frank shu-
man.
Mrs Jacob Google has returned from,
"a visit with friends in Wheeling
Attorney Thomas r. Jacobs has re-
turned from Elkins. where he attended
the Federal court which b. in session I'd
that city.
Miss Irene Israel OF Pittsburgh. viii
Do the guest of Mrz John KNIGHT and
Mrs Dean Barrick during chautauqua
week
Mrs. Morris Kamlns has returned
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AT THE VICTORIA

Commencing this afternoon the Al
pert =. Wees company will uner for n
haf wetk-flNe performnucos-at the
victoria Theatre. one OF the greatest
dramatic novelties ever presented 60 thu
public. Nam zello' is the story ~ "A
trench drc-~makDr ln New YORK city.
hut Del would spoil ones en0vmeut OF
the surprising features % the drama
particularly those developed ia the Sec
oUd act Co describe them In advance.
They must Do seen 90 boz appreciated
At the trst performance 81 Nam eel
j. souvenirs will DC distributed Boa tho
form OF photographs uf Miss Ella Kram-
Ter. the talented ana popular leading wo-
man OF the company. Souvenir mat
luets will Doe given thereafter twice a
week Thgrsdavs and MONDAYS. untIt ten
photographs OF members 90 the COM
parF have been distributed. after which
tho management viii present cardboard
and ribbon adopted for making port -
folio or album or the photographs.
Thursday the souvenirs will De photos
OF Miss Eva CarEcant. Tuesday night
the added feature will De tho amateur
Performance Friday night the Country
store.
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REPRESENT PRINCIPALLY RE
PAIR WORK ON SEVERAL
BUILDINGS.
United WOODEN Mills Company TO
Make Extensive Improvements
70 Market Street Store

Building Inspector John ]. Fancy
celebrated bis return 70 office iast
week by issuing an even dozen build
ing permits. mostly for repair work.
The United Wooden Mills company at
No 1922 Market street. win make con
siderable repairs TO the store. Con
tractor n. w. Fair will do the WORK
Mr.. James l. Hawley. through con
tractor John l.. Giesey. asked permits.
sion 10 make some changes to his
property at Tenth and Main streets.
The permits follow:
WIN Sabine. 2237 Main street. re-
pairs.
Mrs. b. Kirtz. 1871 Main street
porch. Hartong Bros, contractors.
Joseph lawson. 6O-622 Avenue
street. porch. Hartong Bros. con.
tractor.
Arthur LAnghan. 1877 Chapline
street. repairs. II. w. Fair. con
tractor.
n. r. Jones. agent. 1927 Virginia
street. repairs. II. W. Fair. contractor.
United Wooden Mills. 1922 Market
street, repairs. n. w Fair. contrac-
tor.
a. W. Kimble. 1907 Water street,
garage. L. II. Lodges. contractor.
Jos. Hell, 1884 Main street, roof. ".
W. Mckee. contractor
]. =. Fox. 32S Main street. roof. W.
w. Mckee. contractor.
James l.. Hawley. 10th and Main
streets. alterations. John L. s;iesey
company, contractors
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ST. Elmo. the high strung. sensitive
man OF am nrIstocratic family discovers
nnnce and his hest friend hurry Ham
mond lu a frenzy uf rage nc challenE-
- Hammond. kills him In "a duel and
thereafter his faith iu humanity shaft
cred. he lives life OF "a sCouudreI aud "A
propltEate. lie outragcs the feeling 81
ME family, insults his friends and his
mad career or dissngation g. carrying
his pcrilously close 60 tho verge Of mad
ness. Tie meets the woman who f. des-
Tined % De his salvation. See how IL H.
brought about AIN - r cast Tho most
popular play and novel over written ia
America Pathcs Weekly and q good
comedy will also De shown COMING
"Wednesday and Thursday--ToE Finer
son. the illustrtous dramatic actor i'm
The Failure" play fun o. EraphH,
thrphbinE reality overwhelming In it,
pathcs and rivtd appeal and dramatic
I'm plot and action.
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NEW MABTGNSNIILE. W Va. July
II saturday morning az nine o'clock
Joseph ErOEau. e. well SHOWN GLASS
worker OF this CITY. auf Miss Alma
Hicks. popular young lady. formerly
or Hannibal. a.. but Tor sometime re-
siding here we're united In marriage
a. 81 NlucsufE parsonage. the Rev.
~ hcr Naudr UuEDhc uTiriatnE Ar.
and Mrs. hrogan ieft sunday afternoon
on honey moon trip Co Chicago and
viii visit other western points before
returning u make this city their fu-
ture home
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yin cree; bank building. stories. Iet
contract % Samuel Collier for exca-
waiting 10 depth Of l. n below eide
walk and 5nnlf3 q.
Muilens--Dcvils Fork Coal Co iet
contract 20 T. W CLARK. Blueneic. n
Va. 20 erect a number Of DWELLINGS
for miners
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wan Leave for california.

Matt Is. pher will depart Sunday for
san Diego, Cali. where De VIII attend
Tho National convention % the Local
order or Moose Mr.. ODER goes. us "a
utlcEatD from Sew MartInaN lIl. lodge.
No. sal.. ana will be gone Tor about
hNe weeks. He will visit the exposition.
now being held az san Diego. az we'll
a. th' Panama Pacific exposition at
san Francisco and VIII also spsu d some
time 40 Los Angeles and other points
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TO REMODEL HOTEL.
Brunswick 20 he Converted Into Five
and Ten Cent store.

According to reports. work on the
Fe-modeling OF the old Brunswick
hotel Will be started about July 10.
by the kresge company OF Detroit,
Mich. This company will open a i've
and ten cent store in this city in the
near future. and recently closed The
deal for the site OF the Brunswick
hotel Plans for the store are new
In the hands Of Architect McCarty.
II Is the hops OF the company to have
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Cox and brother. Janice. we're a. r. "a
brr's "Wednesday evening
Rev. o. D. Morris and wife and utflr
son. Willard called on Mrs Mamie Mc-
tufChcun. Tuesday Afternoon.
Mr.. Prank Majors returned Friday
from Wooster. 90. after spending some
time there a. the home OF John Mcian-
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The porcas club OF -. Johns A. r.
church. south. gave picnic Wcdusr-
dhy evening ON the Charm pleasure
boat Tn" members OF the society and
20 clock and proceeded up the liver. with
we'll allied baskets wthcre an elegant
dinner was served. The outing proved
Co be an enjoyable AFFAIR.
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NBW MARTlNSVILLB

The Daily intellircnccr will be found
On sale az AERrs Gear and Fruit stano.
Main street kunnuns Cigar and Fruit
stand, Noses Thomas Fruit stand. John
Ihomas. Irult stana. az dspot
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oirla win Prtrsa.

The following girls won prizes In tho
story telling contest or the Junior
thautauuua- Kathryn Young OF ths.
Upper department. Mary Atkinson. OF
the Grammar Grade. Gale Muhlrfuau.
OF the intermediate and Elverna postle-
wait Of the Primary.
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June

after short visit with her parents In
Benwood
Mr.. Burst Henderson - a business
visitor AZ Smithffeid thIz week
Mr.. Charles Kinhle. OF Grafton. spent
Sunday with his parents here
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all unite in making a most pleas
ing appearance. The sides OF
the first story are Of patent nov
city siding. and the roof b. OF
shingles laid AZ inches TO the
weather.
The entrance IS through a YES
thule. rather than into the living
room direct. p great ADVANTAGE in
cold or stormy weather. The liy-
ing room is Of good size. 11GxI4
feet the prevailing tone being
brown. At one end Of the room
Is a projecting fireplace with
wide brown stone hearth. on
both sides OF which French doors
lead TO piazza. IOx15 feet
iloored with brown tile. Directly
opposite the main entrance is a
commOdiOus seat. finished i'm
brown and upholstered IN Span-
ish leather. This seat serves the
double purpose Of a Injurious
resting place. and az the same
time masks the entrance 10 the
stairs leading 20 the second story.
400 AN"N H.NINL NHMN 100 .N NH
a doorway from the kitchen. at
the rear Of the house Group
windows extend nearly the entire
length 81 this room. and with
windows directly opposite. the
fireplace and the doors at the end
ample light and ventilation are
assured
The dining room. 12Vf3. opens
from the living room. Either
French doors. porfioros OFT
heavy open arrhway. as ura.
fcrrod may ho The treatment of
this space a buiitin china clos
o. plate rail- and center ueht are
ARRANGED for Between tho dining
room and Kitchen Is tho pantry
equipped with tho usual shelves.
rurho1ris drawers and china
closet Tho kitchen. 1880. as
before noted. also communicate
THROUGH ON entry with fhr cham.
hrrr upstairs and with frr LIVING
ROOM while rII another door.
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way opens into another entry
which leads to p platform outside
the back door. and from which
the basement stairs open. Space
Is also provided In this entry for
an ice box. The basement stairs
are directly below the others.
thus effecting a material econo-
my Of space.
Upstairs are three bedrooms.
one l5.fvif6 feet. having two
plain windows and two dormcr
windows with flower boxes: one
l2.hNl3.S. opening on 10 a baiCo-
ny. both rooms having good sized
closets, and another chamber.
9.6x9 g. which may be used az
spare room. maids room or den.
The bath room is also on this
floor
ARRANGEMENTS have been made
with the architects 20 furnish es-
timatcd cost Of construction or
any other information desired re-
Eardinr the house illustrated.
They also invite our readers 10
make suggestions for plans which
they would like illustrated in the
future. Please address all CORE
spoudencs 90 Ashley & Peterson.
Springfield Mass
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DOZEN BUILDING PERMITS
WERE ISSUED LAST WEEK

TENDER 1.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-15
SATURDAY SPECIAL

20 lbs. of fine graduated sugar for
$1.00, included with every order of
$500 worth of merchandise. flour alone
excepted.
McKEE'S CASH STORE
ADVERTISEMENT BIN
Arizona republican., 1915-01-15
CIRCLE NO. 2 MEETs-Circle nun

CIRCLE NO. 2 MEETS-Circle num-
Der two. of the Central Methodist
church will meet this afternoon, at
will be the hostess
TO TALK BASEBAll-An as
sembly will be held at one o'clock in
the auditorium of the high school.
Mrs. Williams saXophone quartet
will be a feature. Baseball will be
the main topic. however.
FEW IN COURT-A speeder and Il
sidewalk riding bicyclist constituted
the entire class before City Magistrate
Mcbride in police court yesterday. The
speeder was assessed a fine of fifteen
dollars, while the bicyclist got off with
ia fine of thyee dollars.
TRINITY GUILD-The Guild of
Trinity Pro- Cathedral will hold a tea
at the Parish house at three o'clock
this afternoon. A pleasing musical
program has been prepared and every
arrangement perfected for an inter
esting social hour.
HAYES FUNERAL-Thef funeral of
Patrick b. Hayes, who died Sunday at
the Sisters hospital. was held yester-
day at St Marys Catholic church. In
terment was made in the Catholic
cemetery. Mr.. Hayes was civil war
veteran. and had resided in Phoenix
for the past few years
PTHIANS ATTENTION-Al mem
bers of Phoenix lodge No >. Knights
.,f 70, in,
ance at the regular meeting tonight
Besides the regular business and the
dissemination of the semi-annual pass
word there will be work in the rank
of esquire
BRUSH FlRE-The fire department
was called yesterday afternoon to East
Moreland street between Tenth and
Eleventh streets where brush fire
seemed to be spreading rapidly and
was threatening nearby residences
Companies No. and ., responded and
No . threw some water quickly ex-
tinguishing the blaze.
STUDENTS REClTAL-There will
he students recital at the Arizona
School of Music Monday night at
$50 O'Clock, by the advanced pupils
The first part will be given by the
piano and violin departments and
the second will be a one act play
| The Burglar by the pupils of the
class in drama. This is open to the
public and no charge is made and d
cordial invitation is extended to all
SCHOOL OF MUSIC CONCERT
The Arizona School of Music orches-
ira assisted by local musicians will
1 give their second concert Sunday
| afternoon at $50 o'clock. at tn,
School Of Music. This is the concer
that was postponed from the Christ:
mas week program and will a mos
attractive one. Hugh Wright, bari
tone, will be the soloist Mr.. Wrigh
has studied with some of the bes
teachers of the east and appeared
with the Kansas City Grand Opers
company for several seasons TIL,
concert will be open to the public
No fee is asked. but a silver offer
ing may be left at the door by thos
who wish at the close of the program
Arizona republican., 1915-01-15
OF Local Interest

Water service report for Jan. IA:
Elevation of water in reservoir,
feet =. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ELI
Contents of reservoir, acre it. .414,905
Gain preceding "A hours, acre
feet T.. ................. 946
Elevation Of water one year
ago today ~. ............. 1856
Contents of reservoir, one year
ago today -. ............175,29 0
Normal flow of Salt and Verde
rivers at Granite Reef dam,
NJ. |. e.. Observation-Disclosures. S7,S20
Normal flow of water for
lands up to year ...... 1880
Amount of water used for ir-
risation, north side. NJ. l.. 2,450
Amount of water used for ir-
riSation, south side NJ. l.. $50
Arizona republican., 1915-01-15
WILSON OPENS REVIVAL
At NAzARENE CHURCH

The revival services at the Naza-
rene church. Fourth avenue and West
jefferson street, opened with u
very good attendance last night
Exceptionally strong interest was
manifested by all those in attend
ance.
Rev. w. c. Wilson. district super
intendent of the NaZarene churcn,
preached a strong sermon on the eff
cacy of prevailing prayer. He took
for his text, The effectual, ferVent
prayer of a righteous man aValleth
much" \ considerable number at the
close of the meeting went forward
for prayer.
Rev Wilson has had Il Very wide
experience in pastoral and evange-
lstic work, as we'll as i'll the super
intendency of the same.
Meetings will continue every night
of this and throughout next week.
There will be preaching Sunday
morning and evening at the usual
hours A special peoples meeting
viii also be held in the afternoon.
A most hearty welcome is extended
to all.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-15
CONCLUSION

In our efforts to understand and to
Science, it behooves us not to be weary
in well doing; for in due season we
shall reap, if We faint not" May we all
learn to stand stir and see the saliva
tion of good with us. learn to silence
the material senses and realize that the
eternal God of Life. Truth and Love is
our refuge, and underneath are the
everlasting arms. Then can we say
from the heart. Thanks be unto God
for his unspeakable gift Christian
Science.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-15
CANE RATE REDUCED

ity to put into effect a rate of one
and one-half cents per 100 pounds on
sugar came in carload lots from Glen
Santa t'e railroad company Yesterday
by the corporation commission The
new rate applies on shipments of
10000 pounds or over
MURDERER SENTENCED-Leon-
ardo Benavides, the Mexican MUIR
derer who confessed to the killing Of
Antonio Martinez. Christmas night
was sentenced yesterday by Judge
Stanford to the penitentary. to from
ten to twenty-five years He will be
taken to Florence today by officers
from Sheriff Adams office.
YAvAPAi SHERIFF HERE-Sher-
if Joe Young, newly elected sheriff
of Yavapai county. was in the city
yesterday. He came to the capital
city, to take Antonio Zetanna, an
Italian. back to Prescott. where he
is wanted for embezzlement. Zetanna
was apprehended by officers here at
the home of his wife, whom he had
come to visit.
NEW CITY MAP-City Engineer
| Foster has just completed map of
the city which is entirely up to the
minute and one of the best ever pro-
| duced. He has also had photo
! graph taken of this map which is
about letter size and has made quite a
] few copies upon blue print paper
| Those who are fortunate enough to
secure one Of these Photographic
prints will find them easy to carry in
their pocket and great convenience,
Arizona republican., 1915-01-15
GUNS for rent. Pinney & Robin
son.-Advertisement
NOTICE

Irish cobler and Bliss Triumph sweet
potatoes. Plant early for quick profit.
PHOENIX SEED AND FEED co.
l25 East Jefferson
ADVERTISEMENT bm
Arizona republican., 1915-01-15
MISSIONARIES
AssAYER WANTED-Uncle Sam

is seeking a man who can pass the
civil service examinations and become
an assistant assayer" The posi-
ton to be filled is in the United
States mint. and carries salary Of
$1,000 a year An examination will
be held in Phoenix on February "A
Arizona republican., 1915-01-15

Hire a littie salesman at The Re-
publican office. A Want Ad will see
more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-15
EXTRA COPIES OF LECTURE

Those desiring extra copies of the
foregoing lecture may obtain them
without charge at the Christian
Science Reading Room, 219 Noll
Building. or by writing to Mrs.
Emery Kays, SO North Sixth Street
Phoenix, Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-15

Highest temperature yesterday "a
Rainfall yesterday .... 0
ROBERT K. BRIGGS,
Section Director
Arizona republican., 1915-01-15
LOCAL WEATHER YESTERDAY

0 degrees.
Excess in temperature since first
of month, - degrees.
Accumulated excess in temperature
since January /. % degrees.
Deficiency in rainfall yesterday, OF
inch.
Deficiency in rainfall since first of
month, rs inch.
Accumulated deficiency in rainfall
since January |. rs inch.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-15
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Continued From Page Five

can ever know that Jesus did eVil, nor
will any one ever know that Christian
Science is capable of accomplishing
evil. Blind belief and knowing are two
different things. The human mind So
called can believe anything, but to
know involves knowledge Of facts.
One might believe that the earth is Hat
but he could not know it to be so; or
that two and two are five, but he
could not know it. There are two points
we should not overlook while consid-
ering this subject. The first is, that
whatever we may believe concerning
any fact does not change or alter the
fact itself--it still remains a fact. The
second is this. that the moment the fact
becomes known in any given case, the
belief previously entertained, however
plausible or real it may have seemed
to be, vanishes as dream. All who
really know what Christian Science
is have surrendered blind belief for
spiritual or demonstrable understand
ing Belief is like counterfeit money,
the instant it is detected for what it
really is it is proven worthless and by
every honest person is Withdrawn from
circulation. We do well to stop and
ponder what different world this
would De, here ana now, if all belief in
evil We're withdrawn from circulation.
THE WAY OUT
Tie surest and safest way
of Kidding ones self of any
and all erroneous belief relative
to Christian Science is to procure
copy of its textbook. Science and
Health with Key to the Scriptures" by
Mary Baker Eddy. and to study it along
with the Bible. Simply reading these
books with a view to criticizing them
from an intellectual standpoint Will
avail little. 1t is the honest student
who scales the summit of right con-
ciuslons concerning spiritual things.
He will naturally look deeply into Sci
enee and reach the point of demonstra
ton before passing judgment.
There is no more profound subject
than the Science of being, and those
who would know what Christian Sci
ence teaches and be able to demon
strate it should confine their study to
the published works of our Leader and
to the authorized literature of The
Christian Science Publishing Society
in Boston. There is no other safe
course to pursue. for the reason that
there are so many human adultera-
tons broadcast today purporting to
elucidate Christian Science that one is
very liable to encounter and to he mis-
led by them. Many well meaning pea
pie have learned through sad expert
ence that this class of literature tends
to obscure scientific demonstration, and
leads to mental confusion and disap-
pointment. The secret of Christian
Science healing is its clear-cut pres
entation to the world of spiritually per
feet thought models which are abso-
lutely Indispensable to the correction
and right education of human consci-
BUSINESS. Those who insist upon cling
ing to the Bible and Science and Health
as their only textbooks in Christian
Science are in no danger of missing the
way