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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-25
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morrow and no votes will be counted
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urday paper. as there may be notice
able changes.
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DISTRICT ~.
senWood, Echechen, houndsvtlle
n Glendale.

Votes.
Geo. d. sampson, Eenwood lo7 am
A-eA IA Evans, A~1oIldEvLls log AgO
James G. McCuley, AIch1echen Io4 s56
IA. Roberts h4ouudsvule g5.sOO
Howard Thonea, NcMeohen ...7aso
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Votes.
VI n Jennings, bethany ...... lC8.ssO
". L. Btiles, Hundred roe 20
y. ans Cameron ......4 10000
MS Jonn hodL Huntington .... lo5.7o1
Jena NA-eFh' L4tiietou ....7O,2 $50
Mrs. HOmer shrivsr. HUNDRED 60 400
Miss shirley O. johnson. Cameron 5s am
". d Gale. Albright Il oDo
Charley Ranges, wcuHburr -...lsgoo
joe Dawson, RowIesburg 10 -,1
C.. J. Garter, CIaysviIIe 900,
Miss Ada Mcdonald, ". Alexander a.1-o
Hugh ~ BAKER, Grafton ........7 1900
r. PRANK Grimm, Newburg z.g0o
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Ni9H Lein purfrrrrIT uHTH.avI. IIH Hr
Niles Velma Williams, Barton 10000
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DISTRICT V.
Ohio County outside the city Of
wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-25

DISTRICT 900.
ward 3, ward G and ward q. IN ths
city Of wheeling
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votes.
Jn0 NJ ArmHfr1ng nTsrur Trrry rr. -.r
D. a.. winters. Mal.Iua Ferry Moo.
Miss N D. Witfe-a Martins Folly s1rH
Mrs. Jessie Mar na~.lsrart .... y...1
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DISTRICT T..
Ward ! and ward 2, in the city OF
wheeling

DISTRICT No..
ward 2, ward . and ward 4. IN the
city Of wheeling.
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DISTRICT VI.
All territory in west virginia not IN.
e4ldod In District 4 n outsids OF
OHIO county. Also H1ufb
western Peu~uEyIvauia
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If you pay $4,000 we credit you with s 5000
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DELEGATES HOME
ohio County's Representatives &c
state Legislature Visiting Fsni.
lies and Friends Here.

Ohio county's delegation TO tho
state legislature is home. spending a
few days with their families during
the intermission OF the legislature.
which goes into extraordinary session
wednesday TO pass the revenue bills.
Senator Ben Rosenbloom remained az
the State capital with his colleague.
Hon. o. :. Marshall.
All OF the delegation are unanimous
IN their opinion that they have been
successful in doing the wOrI they
We're elected TO do. In their opinion
the direct TAX levy is going TO 20 by
the board. II is possible that tho Levy
viii be increased. although Il IL hardly
probable
Captain Otto said that he believed
his boxing bill would pass. IL IL was
included In the call for the extra SEES
sion. II the bill came up. The captain
Is Of the opinion that the income tax
IL the most popular measure under
consideration AZ this time. The dele
gates Will return TO the capital Wed
nesday.
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annually leave the army and navy.
He estimated that there are about
from 100000 to 100000 such men scat
tered throughout the country. who.
within a short period. can be en-
rolled.
1T is planned TO have two active
branches OF the legion" said Captain
Johnson. The line will be composed
exclusively OF men who have had
army or navy service or who can han
die a high power rifle and are sea
soned in that fundamental OF soldier
ing. taking care OF themselves rough
ing Il in the open-a combination OF
regulars and rough riders
The government, at war and re-
cruiting for special service. could do
only what the legion will do before
hand. For both firing line and special
service the government could draw
first from the legion. for both its
branches would be the best material
available. would be already partly or
ganized. already modified and all nee
essary individual data. including
measurements Cor government uni
forms. caps and shoes previously tax
en- and recorded"
II was explained by Captain John
ston tonight that Major General Leon
ard Wood had given the organizers OF
the American Legion permission to es-
tablish temporary headquarters on
Governors Island, which Is a govern
ment reservation and headquarters OF
the department Of the East OF the
United States army.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01
SOMEQUESTION
Raised as TO constitutionslity Of House
Adjourning to Wednesday.
Difference Of Opinion.

Special Dispatch 10 the Intelliseneer
CHARLESTON, w Va. Feb. IS
When the House last Saturday ad
tourned over until Wednesday even.
ing parliamentary experts OF the Sen.
ate raised the question as to the con.
stitutional right or the House TO ad.
journ for that period under section %
OF article Of the constitution. Stan.
ley Hodges. the Houses Asher Kinds.
parliamentary clerk 10 the Speaker.
holds that the lower branch was with
IN its rights in adlourning from Sat.
urday until Wednesday, because nei.
Their Saturday nor Wednesday can be
counted in calculating the. number OF
days OF adjournment. limited TO three
BY the State constitution He points
TO the fact that II is frequently the
custom OF the Congress OF the United
states 10 adjourn from Thursday un-
al Monday Those who differ with
him. however, argue that Sunday u
not a legislative day in Congress.
while II is so considered BY the con
EututiOn OF West Virginia. inasmuch
as u is one OF the forty-flve DAYS 10
which all regular legislative session
are limited. Whether the House had
the power 10 adjourn for the period b.
did or not, IL Will not affect legislation.
as there is no provision that under
such circumstances legislation shall
become void
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01
THE THEATRE
ANNETTE KELLERHdANu
AT THE COURT TODAY

Here are few facts concerning An
nette hsIlermaEn and "Ncptune's Daugh-
ter, which appears al the Court the
atre the hrst three days of this week.
commencing with a matinee this after
Annette KeIIermaru BE- by birth AN
AUSTRALIAN, 10y adoption aa American.
She - the most famous swimmer In IN,
N"Iid- she Dr. celebrated for her beauty
OF lace and hgure. especially the latter.
Tor she D. said to Vie with a." famous
statue known - the Venus OF Milo. as
Tar a. known measurements are con-
c~rued. Those who are particularly
curious can obtain th, measurements Of
both ~ the court theatre.
Nertuuc'z Daughter lS a. water spec
tacle first Of all. although land pageant
ana land scenes ag, not forgotten. u
rs dtslgn.d 20 portray the swimming
skill az a diver and her endurance. and
-Aploit her physical charms
50 a fairy story 81 "i" Neptune. king
mermaids. was woven with Incident /.
That involved tire changing Of his ia
Norite daughter Into human being. e.
prince Of the country lbs the sea. vsJa
MIN and lives happily ever after many
strange adventurs4 no pbofoFr,ri,
these scenes u was necessary Co 70 10
bermuda. whore coral islands. stolls
.ubma riue Eruttuez alJ rrarrIHcsrf YER
dure, aS vel as s.rdy beaches and bold
hcadlauds. are tu Doe found The cOnse-
In-ucc L. marine and land uau0ram..
on rlm 5000 feet long. which cost "A
mint Of money O." produce. $4,000 a.
BEFORE making a tour Of the south.
N'I!gIe ldnEht"r was presented ~
w" ginD- theair'. New York where 10
ran TOT " feHr. lu Richmond AL rec
"rds for attendance were broken and en-
EaE'meut- Boz other cities cancelled fu
order thar The picture might be kept
norfolk. Atlanta and other cities Of the
south has been Just a. phenomenal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01
FIGHTERS FINED
20 Nell Oownlna's Resort Mix
Things UP and Get Into
Police Court

Yes. Wheeling had a police oour,
session and chief Toms closed" dis.
trict was the cause j. was plain.
oldfashioned scrap down in Nell
Downing's JOY house that led these
gentlemen from the paths OF virtue
and 10 become regular fighting beasts
They gave their names ss Tom Rich.
ards. John Hickman. y VI. Haney and
W. q. Gosnell The first three paid
lines 81 $40 and costs. while GosneIl
vas discharged. Another man. BY
the name OF Sands. beat ~ when the
officers broke into the game
r. o.. Combs and Albert Alexander
were given fines 81 $40 and costs each
Tor trying 10 push each others faces
in. Hun-ofNine was given az The
trouble Nothing doing for an even.
Ing session
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01
FIRST OFFENDER
Wheeling Has Dishonor Of convietina
First Offender Under meAboy
Prohibition Law.

Probably Ohio county has the dis
honor Of ining the first offender un
der the new McAboy amendment. Ike
Easkey colored. was arraigned before
Squire r. G. Hobbs. Saturday evening
and was fined 500 and costs and given
go days in the county jail. Easkey
entered plea Of guilty. and just 40
minutes after his arrest he was serv.
ing on his term.
The man was arrested by Detective
Fred Frazier In the Len Hacquart place
in the Second ward. II seems that
Easkey went into the place. made his
solicitation. and with his man went
INTO another room to consummate the
deal. Detective Frazier had been
watching him and got there before he
had put the money in his pocket.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01
GERNAE WAR FIcTUREs

Ihere have been many sets OF moving
pictures since Go" great war iu I.Itua.
Neeau which are claimed Co have been
TAKEN ON the field ~ conflict. but IN
many instances those pictures ws.s
iakes. posed Cor hy uHid aaturs and
HuperT But BOO connection with fH.
German war pictures that VIII De- sN-
ulhiicl lu the Court theatre usNt Thurs
bit. Friday AMI Saturday 90 Is occurred
that They were taken IE the pEoforrrrH.
er "f tun German general stan with
tttir permission end with tine author. q.
siigu or The kaiser. German. Austrian.
EriilSN Belgian -ervia. E4rsilu.
lrsuch armies are seen r,f4aIIv Ut
uAlIlr .hd uEHtluE Iunsr rI.t4Isa af.
hFlnE shown Tor The first fIm, Iu as.
country. having been released IHf ono
Huil nru. fus Irving Place theatre.
New York. being the starfIrv rUlrf.
hon they were f1Elu Co pIFiaT.IYHI.
where receipts for film production we're
established Doe Tho Forrest thrafr. Tr.
NiNDn theatre. TItfabIrEF. rfIf bad Ire.
ueunnus crowds. and the records Iu
'Hi.aEp and other hir rifIee OF 900. ursf
nave been urauprus ThaU
An explanatory talk VIII Do fsr..fH..I
UN q com rrfruf lecturer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01
new COMPANY
Thomas q. Hayes Co. incorporated and
Will Take over Business Of Jas.
Mckee Cigar Company.

The Thomas u. Hayes Company
filed its certificate of incorporation.
SATURDAY with the clerk Of the Coun.
~ Court The firm will be- located
On Market street. just south of
Twelfth. and will have charge Of the
business formerly conducted BY the
Mckee cigar company. The corpora
ton has a capital stock Of $4,000. and
the following are stockholders. Ellen
u. Mckee. +. -. Hayes. y T. Richie.
j. V. McShane and r. r. Mccullough.
all Of this city Power Of attorney
was granted TO Mr.. Hayes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01
BOARD OF TRADE BANQUET
WILL BE BIG THING TONIGHT
GOOD CHEER WILL BE SERVED IN
PLENTY IN MARKET AUDI
FORUM.
Program Of Musical Numbers and Ad.
dresses 70 Be OeliVered-ESeel-
lent Menu Prepared.

The list OF speakers has been made
up. the menu cards printed and every.
thing gotten in shape for the big and
brilliant Made in Wheeling Prospect.
~ Dinner" to be given by the Wheel
ing Board OF Trade this evening at
$50 O'Clock in the Market Auditorium
building.
There viii be fully a half thousand
business and professional men seated
az the banquet table. II Is going 10
be one Of the grandest and most en-.
tertaining affairs of the kind ever held
In this section OF the fair Mountain
state. Meister's fun orchestra has
been engaged TO furnish the music.
There are about a score OF original
songs to be sung. two say nothing OF
The two-score and ten original Jokes
that viii be sprung. There will be
run. frolic and fraternal brotherhood
for all: there will be good things to
eat and plenty OF soothing and spir-
tied music for all tastes.
Menu.
Caterer George n. Phillips will pro.
vide the following:
Ohio River Jack Cocktail
Dollars spent a. home stay here and
QUITO Nafk To me
Tenderloin Reef n Ia Market Auditorium
Baked Potatoes. Home Grown Peas
From the sun kissed hills Of Ohio
county.
Old Fashioned West virginia Corn
Mullins
The city T. largely made by trade and
what helps the city helps me.
Fort Henry salad.
lsoyalty 20 the city makes FOR its ND
building. and I share in the com
munlty's prosperity.
Certified Ice Cream
cake Made from ohio County Flour.
wheeling Roasted Coffee
Stratford Springs water
- wheeling Storiea
nv treat opportunity lIea Ga the growth
ard prosperity Of this rIfv vrIf4b
can come only through tho FansraI
prosperity ~ mF ueIghb1r
citizens
caterer born iu Grerubrfer rgrrf..
raised in wheeling
President George J Mathison. OF the
Board ~ Trade. f. 70 be the toastmas.
ter The following viii b. called on
for speeches.
r " Browne. chairman 81 the en-.
teriainment committee. Mayor a. l..
Kirk. Rev Morris Tazaron. W % Dr..
vine Senator J. y Sommerviue. . u
lianloy ~ s. Sands. George A. laugh.
Tin e. ~ Royce. George vs.. T.utz and
others ~ note
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01
SLIGHT FIRE
Blaze Discovered Sunday Afternoon
az Freisnuth Barber Shop.
DAMAGE Stiuht

hy the quick arrival Of the Vieiiant
engine company yesterday afternoon
bad IRE was probably averted i'm
me business district At 1.As O'Clock
this company was called 20 the Freis.
muth barber shop. I'm the alley below
twelfth street. whore fire had caught
near the iluc Of the building 10 was
burning hercely when the fremcn ar.
rived. but hole was soon cut IN the
roof and the trouble reached The ere
was eNtinsuished before any great
damage was done
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01
GIVEN TREAT
Men o. v NJ. c. a. Entertained BY
Rev ". r Newton. the slnq.
trm EuarwrUaa

4 rare treat was in store Tor those
who attended tho mems meeting held
af Tho s.. u. g. a yesterday afternoon
Rev W D. Newton. tho Singing
EVANGELIST. delivered short address
and gave O. number OF solos Both
were well received by Tho unusually
large number present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01
OLD VETERAN DEAD.

STU BENVlLLE. O.. Feb q -
Michael Welton. a civil war veteran
died here today. aged IS years. and he
will be buried at Bellaire on Monday
or his seven children Mrs. Ellen Meek
and James Welton live in Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01

or l3F.GOs men iu the Battle OF Wa.
t'rlou 53.42s wcr, killed or wounded
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01

'iy boy haa had bad lu,s sII
through college
'He never gets over hia baseball in.
ITr'os soon enough 10 make ffs foot.
ball team Dol. Philadelphia Bulletin
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captain Johnston. IN experimenting
The formal statement. said thar While
the legion was being organized indie
pendent Of the army or navy. ana
would have no oficiaI connection with
efher. 90 would be Organized along
ne lines Of the geographical divisions
% the army The government no
Sad keeps r1 record of the men who
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01

Two bridges IN city of India are
supported on large metal tanks. which
hoat on tho wafer and accommodate
thom'nivss 10 tho rise and IAN.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-13

Sunrise, 4:31; sunset, 7:01.
Arthur Anderson, IA, 3011 Parnell
av., climbed to top of electric light
pole and touched wire on dare. Killed.
Three boys arrested for shooting
craps at 18th and Halsted on side
walk.
Old man with boy robbing stores in
Brighton Park police district. Chas.
Mattas, haberdasher, 1859 w. 18th,
lost $40.
Two negroes want $500 apiece
from James Poulos, keeper of restau-
rant at 455 W. 43d, whose employee
refused them meals. Case continued
by Judge.
Bernard Morris asks writ of man.
damus commanding city to reinstate
him as patrolman. Fired on charge
of taking fee from undertaken. De-
MES this.
DR.. Louis Wineburg, convicted of
violating Mann act, to be sentenced
or granted new trial today.
John Hazard, son of Kansas farm
er, arrested in L c. yards for Tipping
freight. Discharged by judge. Look
ing for work.
Mrs. Louise Langerdorf, 2451 w.
Division, lost head while learning to
drive car. Auto struck and bruised
Meyer Silverstein, 60, and two chill
dren.
First letter received by Capt. P. D..
O'Brien in new job as head of de-
tectives is request to look for Frank
Widerich. No trace found.
John Quincy Adams, salesman, 1923
S. Hamilton av., dropped dead Of
heart disease at POOP w: Adams.
Michael Grishuk, found dead in a
rooming house at 1117 w. 18th pL
Police probing. Face discolored.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-13
NEWS OF THE DAY CONCERNING CHICAGO

OHlCAGO
Mary Cornell told Judge she put
whisky in aching tooth. Judge dis
charged her to have it pulled
Five men arrested by police. They
robbed fiat of Sam Sigel, 1900 w.
18th. Trailed to another house by
feathers which dropped from leaking
pillow.
Frank Edwards arrested with pack
age of stolen jewelry. Denies he
stole it.
Mrs. Della Held, SIP N. Long av.,
stepped through hole in sidewalk.
Suing city for $4,000.
Edward Mertz, 2, West Chicago,
fell into tub of water in yard Dead
Joseph FedeIe, 5, 1904 S. Sanga-
mon, killed by Bartholomae & Roe
sing brewery wagon. Driver did not
stop.
Chicago will probably have revenue
cutter. Funds to be provided.
Mrs. Emma WenfieId, So, 5000 S.
Michigan av., and daughter, Rose,
bruised when latter drove auto into
Sd1CIy lolduu
Lincoln park giraffes and elephant
transferred to summer STARTERS.
Col. VIM. Judson to open bids for
removal of hulk of steamship Iowa,
sunk miles off Grand av. in March.
Fred Keller and Harry McGarr sem
fenced to 80 days for attempting to
steal baby buggy.
TnpIets whose total weight is q
pounds, brought to RiVerview incu-
bator
Former U. S. Senator Mason to be
appointed to board of local improve
ments by Mayor Thompson in next
few days, is report.
Chicago may take care of Angelo
Lunardi, Highland Parks leper. He
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-13

WiIey's, 2153 Lincoln Av.- 81,
'Nabbed."
Winchester, 1886 w. Chicago AV.-
''The Girl of the Night"
White Rose, 1920 S. Crawford
'Valor's Reward"
Yale, Mayw'd, 5th Az. and Madison
1.-THE Voice From the Taxi"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-12-09

siderable number from its member.
ship, who have been called into the
Target field OF Masonic work and &C.
tivity, and who have each and all serv-
ed in their respective positions with
honor. to themselves and acceptably
to the craft.
Hon. David p. Holloway and Fran
els M. King, members Of Webb Lodge.
each served as Grand Secretary Of the
Grand Lodge of Indiana.
William b. Smith. also a member
Of Webb Lodge, was the first Grand
High Priest of the Grand Chapter Of
VIM. w. Austin. another member.
served the Grand Council Of Indiana.
rs its Thrice Illustrious Grand Mas
ter two years.
Christian Fetta, another member.
served the Grand Lodge of Indiana as
its Most Worshipful Grand Master two
years and the Grand Chapter of In
diana as its Grand High Priest one
year.
Webb Lodge has furnished three
Grand Commanders of the Grand
Commandery Of Knights Templar of
Indiana, Edwin D. Palmer, John H.
Nicholson and John L. Rupe.
Aaron w. Hempleman served the
Grand Body Of the Order of the East
ern Star as Grand Patron one year.
Webb Lodge has at all times in its
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-12-09

between Centerville and Richmond,
and in 1888 new charter was granted
by the grand lodge to Webb Lodge,
No. "a, at Richmond.
The lodge had financial troubles
among its other manifold difficulties.
and in 1899 it appears it was in ar
reears in the payment of its dues and
obligations to the grand lodge. No re-
turns were made by the lodge in either
of the years 1910, 1841 or 1912, and as
appears by. the grand lodge, records.
it's charter was taken up In 1S43 by
the grand lodge on account OF its In
ability to meet it's financial obligations
to the grand lodge, and that 1t worked
under dispensation from 1843 to 1874.
!. The brethren, however. persistently
held on and the grand lodge realizing
the difficulties with which they were
obliged to contend, at the session OF
the year 1874, restored to the lodge
it's original charter with its original
number as it was issued In 1888 and
since that time the brethren of Webb
Lodge have justified the confidence
reposed in them by the grand lodge,
by scattering all clouds of suspicion
and distrust and building up and main.
tanning a loyal, prosperous lodge and
through its influence having organ
ICED in Richmond another large and
prosperous blue lodge. equal in mem.
bership to our own, arChapter, Council
and Commandery. The lodge now has
a membership of more than four hun
dred and it's members are loyal and
jealous supporters of the Chapter,
Council and Commandery
Its members were largely fnstru-
mental in the building Of the modern,
well-equipped Masonic Temple in
Richmond, worth $4,000, free of debt.
and of which the lodge Is principal
owner.
Webb Lodge has furnished to the
Masonic bodies of the state a con-