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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-11
WINDOW DISPLAY
WEEK OCT. t1-16
INTERNATIONAL NEWSPAPER Ap-
vERTisiNc EVENT ls TO BE
OBSERVED.
viii Place before Public Products Of
Leading American Firma

Tais interesting phase OF nation
wide publicity viii place before the
public IN the display windows OF en-
terprising merchants. all over the
United States and Canada, special
window trims OF nationally advertised
articles.
Local merchants are showing this
week displays of the various products
manufactured by julius Kayser a
Company. New York City, Italian SILK
underwear and Kayser "But-in-ol-Hos-
iery."
The B. J. Goodrich Co. Akron. O..
automobile. motorcycle and bicycle
tires II. j. Heinz Co., Pittsburgh. Pa.
81 Varities of Food Products.
Joseph Campbell Co. Camden, MI.
"Campbelrs Soups" Cluett. Peabody
Co. Troy. N. Y. "Arrow" Collars. The
Peruna Co.. Columbus. O.. Proprie-
tary Medicines. Pratt Food Co, Phila-
delphia, Pa. Poultry Feed and Rene
dies. Worlds Dispensary Medical As
sociation. Buffalo. n. Y. DIR. Pferce's
Family Medicines. Winchester Repeat
Ing Arms Co.. New Haven. Conn.
Shotguns. Rifles and ammunition.
This cooperation by the merchants
will bring about a more general knowl-
edge OF commodities that are adver-
tised In the daily newspapers through
out the continent.
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STEWART INQUEST
WILL Be TONIGHT
BODY OF DROWNING VICTIM CAME
TO SURFACE SATURDAY
AFTERNOON.
Funeral Arrangements Held Up 10
Hope OF Finding Body Of Mrs.
Stewart-one Week In
the Water.

The inquest over the remains OF
Harry Stewart. whose body was found
floating near the Steel bridge Satur-
day afternoon. will be conducted h,
Coroner Gala Mitchell. at the ONCE
OF Louis Walters. court stenographer
at O'Clock this evening.
After remaining in the muddy wa
tiers OF the Ohio river. the remains
OF Harry Stewart. one of the three
victims of the deplorable drowning
accident which occurred at the War
wood dam last Sunday evening. came
TO the surface ncer the Steel bridge
Saturday afternoon. The find was
made by Charles p. Craig. OF No "a
Zane street. on his way home from
work
Mr.. Craig. to keep the body I'm view
went over the side OF the Steel bridge
working down a steel cable On land
ing. he met II. C. Humes. a brother
in-law of Stewards. and several other
men. They towed II TO shore. Coro-
ner Mitchell was notified. and the
Identification was made by Mr.. |. p
Stewart. father of the victim. Identi-
hcation was made possible by stick
pin and sienet ring which Stewart
wore at the time OF the unfortunate
accident. The remains were ordered
to the Mendel morgue by the coroner
and were prepared for burial.
No arrangements have been made
FOR the funeral. but they will be made
today. The body is being held for
a few days in hope that the remains
of Mrs. Stewart may come to the sur
face. The drowning occurred one
week ago last night
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
si ss.'' II: Of &HAZzZ<
ACCIDENT VICTIM
FORMER LOCAL MAN
e. C. JEFFRIEs, KILLED AT WASH
lNoToN, D. c.. WELL KNOWN
HERE.
Was Formerly Chief Clerk Of Internal
Revenue Offiee-Dr. M. =. Comp
ton Will Attend Funeral Today.

Mr.. r. G.. Jeffries. who was killed
In an automobile accident at Washing
ton, d. c., Friday night. was formerly
a resident of this city. For a number
of years he was chief clerk Of the in
ternal revenue department Of this city.
Mr.. Jefries. a few years. just prior to
his death. was chief accountant in the
treasury department at Washington.
He had reached the age of 81 years.
DIR. NJ. F. Compton. district super
intendent OF the Methodist Episcopal
churches of the Wheeling district, is
brother-in-law OF Mr.. Jeffries and
will leave this morning for Grafton.
to attend the funeral there this after
noon. Following the services the body
will be inferred in Grafton cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-11
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
Juniors Will Organize This Evening
Girls GIee Club to Meet.

meeting OF the members OF the
junior class Of the Wheeling High
school has been called for this even
ing. The class will organize and elect
officers.
The Girls Glee Club OF the High
school. which is under the direction
OF Miss Lucy Robinson. will hold a
meeting In the High School Audi
forum tonight at $3.50 o'clock. The
work of the winter and rehearsals
will be discussed.
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RALLY DAY
was Observed Yesterday in the Sec.
ond Presbyterian Church by Sun
DAY SehooI-Fine Program.

Rally day was observed yesterday
oy the Sunday school OF the Second
Presbyterian Church. and u is said
mat u waa one Of the most successful
ever held by the school. a nne pro
gram. which follows. was carried out;
Selection o. -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-11
JUSTICE COURTS

W Miller Is spending ten days IN
the county jail on a charge Of being
drunk. lie failed to pay Squire
Compers a hne Of 81 and costs.
Squire Hobbs viii ender q decision
this morning In the case Of Edward
Hughes vs. John Csgeis. Fred Greis.
Nick Roper and William Mcdonald
The trouble began over the purchase
OF yacht from Hughes BY the latter
men. The boat was returned. out
Hughes claims that a bombed sale
was made and that FUN payment
should b. made.
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moToaED TO pITrssuaeH.
Norwood and Short Creek Residents
or Weekend Auto Trip.

Mr. and Mrs VIII Emsley and
daughter. Miss Helen. 81 Warwood
Mr and Mr. Milton McCoiioch and
daughter. Mias Rebccca. and Mr. and
Mrs ". y North Of Short Creek. 70.
turned 20 their homes last night from
fittsburFh. where they were weekend
quo Oh of John Lille and tial Perry
They made the trip In their auto
mobiles. leaving Friday for Pitts
hurgh The road between Wheeling
and Pittsburgh are ln fairly good con
dition, they SAY.
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COLUMBUS DAY
Tomorrow WIN ne Observed NJ nanHs
Cloaing-rn what Year Was
Discovsrsr Born7

A. Columbus day. TUESDAY. October
TIE banks and rev public places will
Do clurod on that day. tomorrow
Special services viii be- held In the
local Catholic churches. aa we'll a. bv
oll CourrcFn tione ~ that denomination
throughout the United states
The West Nirrinia Legislature revcraf
fearF ago took action iu making the
birthday anniversary 90 the supposed
diggoNcrcr of America inral holiday
have been if Do were living today That
VIII never Do positively known Tor ff
has never boon authornflFefV recorded
whether Do vas born in tho year 1858 or
between that date and 1895 However
lt ia known thar Do 81 nov dead. having
passed away IN 1905.
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Our Jitney oner-Thls and Sc

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this
slip. enclose with SC and mail Il 20
Foley a Co. Chicago. III. writing
your name and address clearly. You
viii receive IN return a trial package
containing FOley's Honey and Tar
Compound. for coughs. colds and
Group: Foley Kidney pills. for pain IN
sides and back. rheumatism. backache.
kidney and bladder ailments: and 70
ley Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome
and thoroughly cleansing cathartic.
Tor constipation. biliousness. headache
and sluggish bowels. For sale By the
John Coleman CO.
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When Baby Has the croup

When a mother r. awakened from
sound sleep to find her child who has
gone TO bed apparently In the best OF
health struggling for breath, she Is
naturally alarmed. Yet II she can
keep her presence OF mind and give
ChamDerlainis Cough Remedy every
ten minutes until vomiting il pro
duced. quick relief will follow and
the child viii drop TO sleep to awaken
I'm the morning az well a. ever. ms
remedy has been In use for many
years with uniform success. OBTAIN
able everywhere.
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MEMS MEETING.
Al Y. N. c. A. Was Conducted by Mr.
Edward Schneider Yesterday.

Edward Schneider Of the First Bap-
fist Church yesterday conducted the
mems meeting In the auditorium Of
the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton The meeting was well attended
Mr. Schneider and other laymen ad-
dressed the meeting Many special
musical numbers we're given
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COY. HATFIELD TO
SPEAK AT BANQUET
ELABORATE AFFAIR TUESDAY
EVENING AT MCCLURE BY
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Number Of Distinguishes Men 70 BE
Present In Celebration Of coIun,-
bus Day.

In Observance OF Columbus day the
Knights OF Columbus OF Wheeling will
give an elaborate banquet at the Hotel
McLure tomorrow evening
The AFFAIR promises 20 be the most
enjoyable affair ever given By the
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local society on similar occasion.
The banquet will be attended by a
number Of distinguished men. includ-
ing Governor Henry ID. Hatfield. who
viii make a speech: Mayor Harvey
L. Kirk. Hon. John r. Laughlin OK
Pittsburgh, and the Right Rev. Bishop
+. J. Donahue. DR.. G. A. Wingerter
will be the toastmaster.
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TEAM HEADQUARTERS.

The Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation building was the headquarters
for the New Martinsville football
team on Saturday. The members OF
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Portugars navy consists OF half a
dozen small protected cruisers. IN
conjunction with dozen torpedo
craft and three submarines.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-11
10. 0. F. DELEGATES
Leave This Evening For IGorxantown t.
Attend Grand Lodge Meeting
Golden Jubilee Session.

The delegates from this city 60 the
grand lodge l. q. -. r. Of West Vfr-
ginia, which will meet az Morganfown
tomorrow in it's hftieth annual session.
will leave this evening for the conven-
tion. The representatives from the local
No. 3. joseph n. Purcell Excelsior No.
10. and Rudy Knaus>. Concord No H.
In connection with the grand lodge ses-
sion the Rebekah assembly will be in
session. The convention Il expected to
be one OF the largest ever held by the
grand lodge IN this state.
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and supper. and the bathing privi :
ieges. together with the use of the az
sociation tank. were accorded the viz
iting team.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-26
La v01 De Ia cAslI

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1Il t,1or
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r ~;aaIo '''' Do ~ Iodo don We
ms V nor otro Villa, cue son
los leaders de los partidOs que
iuegan a Ia pelota con los des
unos de MEXICO, lie dan caaa
puma PIE que IlelnOia 81 CIe-o'
emu '"N'o' "4"e ""''
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EN- CALIFORNIA HIZO
ERUPCION UN VOLCAN.

REDING,C CAL Enero "a
BESIDE las nueveA tie Ia manana
de aver principle la erupci6n
del volcan Lassen Peak, que
Sc encuentra situado cerca de
esta poblaci6n.
Segdn la opinion de anti
guos habitantes de esta comar
CT, Ell presente ~disturbio de
Ia montana es el mas grande
de que Sc tiene noticia.
Fuertes ruidos subterraneos
Sc e~scucharon desde una ho-
"a antes de que .el Lassen
Peak entrara en- actividad Y
IN ligero temblor Sc siti6 en-
IN gran radio.
En- Macomber Flat, que Sc
encuentra a diecisiete millas
del centric de actividad, caye-
ron cenizas que cubrieron con
una capa negra toda Ia neva-
da superficie de csc distrito.
La erupci6n parece que Sc
verified en- un nuevo crater
cue Sc e~ncuentra situado So
bre ell DECEIVE oriental de la
montana. Los otros dos crate
res, ell principal y el del Nor
te, no entraron en- actividad.
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teresa

esd.
Las dltimas noticias pue-
des inventarlas a tn gusto
Due Carranza lie pogo a Villa
y que este lie peg6 a Carran-
"a, que este "a ganando y
perdiendo ell ctro, Y viceversa,
segGn los anteojoS politicos
que gastes, marca Venus o Do
rOteo.
i Donde venden esos an
teojos, que ando algo maIo de
Ia vista y necesito comprarme
unos?
En- las redacciones de los
p~eri6dicos 'istas'' con pre- y sin
FL, donde SC confeccionan las
noticias del teatro de Ia que
ira a que parece ser tan aft
ciOnado. NADIA mas te advier
to que esos senores en- su ma
yoria son miopes y gastan cris-
sales de gran aumento para
Yer desde aqui a sus herues Y
Terlos muy grandes, porque a
wees Sc les pierden de vista
entire ell hume de las batallas,
sObre TODD, don Venus que
5iempre anda entire las balas
y las humaredas de los comba
ties.
-Prefiero seguir malo de Ia
vista, pGrque 81 compro esos
anteojos acabarfa por quedar
me ciege- ante tanta grande-
"a.
No quise Or mas Ia voz de
a Galley como estaba hacien
10 IN frio que invitaba el re-
1850, Ia emprendi a mi tugu
70, donde me puse a escribir
astas lineas. refleXionando de
2aso, que Ia voz de Ia calie
sta en- 10 iusto al decir que.
oS destinos de Mexico Sc han
convertible en- una pelota en-
os pies de Villa y CarranZa,
asa mesa de ocho patas, con
aDete verde, donde Sc esta jul
~ando Ia Ultima partida consti
ucionalista, Y donde Zapata
Ia metido hasa, y es possible
7iarda les zapatos que ACADIA
lie estrenar en- Mexico, y ten
"a que volver q andar en- hua
aches en- las serranias de Mo
,elos.
iQuien jugara la Ultima car
.?
La vQz de la Gale 10 dira
a su tempo.
Timoteo.
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presidential, hoy que todas la
bastardas pasiones Sc hallaI
desencadenadas, hoy que las
las classes serias Y directoras
presas del terror Y temerosa.
de nuevas repre- -9r "a.
Quier intento l1 c.--..o. So.
derechos de ciudadania, estar
Ileios de sus patrios lareS, hoy
HqUe las masas del pueblo ira.
bajador Y honrado, desilusio,
-nado, desesperado, escucha
con dido distraido y ~esc6ptica
sonrisa toda promesa de mejo,
ramiento social Y que solo una
.plebe vii entona cantoS de
triunfo cue respiran lodo, san
gre, codicia}?
Cuestiones son eStas que en-
vueIven mi espiritu en- TIME
bias que no razga ningGn "a
70 de luz Y 81 pOr I'm momen-
to Sc disipan las tinieblas, Gle
ITO los ojos para no yer 10 que
Sc me presenta como ineVita-
bic s0luci6n. No, no Quiero
Greer que Mexico Sc haya de
sangrado tanto que su muertc
nacionaI va sea IN hecho y
aGn cuando desgraciadamente
asi fuera, AQueI que ante los
oios de EzeQuiel supo cubriG
de carne Ia osamenta esparci-
da en- Ia lIanura, aquel que 81
20 saIvar q Ia Francia por Il
.oastora de Domr6my y al mis-
mo pas empapado en- sangrs
do IN Napoleon, AQuel tam
biGn sabra salvar al pals de Il
Guadalupana.
Chicago, Zero de 1915.
EXterus,
n. de Ia Rel anterior az
6cuIo procede de IN extranje-
70 Y no puede figurar en- e,
Concurso de acuerdo con 10
de Ia convocatoris
que Sc dirige concretar Y es
p~cciaimente a los meXicanos
peGo de todos modos lie damo
Dublicidad Dor ser uno de To-
trabaios mas raz0nados gus
recibido.
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EALLECIMIENT0

Nos comunican de Manor,
Eazas. que ell dfa 20 del &C
aaI falleci6 On aquel lugar,
! se1or Manuel ALVAREZ, Gu
o cadaver fue sepultado el
ia q.
e. Sr.A Alvarez deja en- Ia
horfandad a su esposa, limo
ga VilIalpando de Alvarez y
ina numerosa familia.
La persona que nos enVia Ia
anterior noticia nos suplica Ia
iagamos pGblica para que lie
que a canocimiento de la senO
. Guadalupe Macias, madre
del finado, la cual parece cue
radica en- esta ciudad.
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guerra EUROPEA
(Niene de la Pag. z.

sc hayan alejado mucho qui
"a para pr2parar IN nueVc
&JaQue sobre Ia referida p,
blaci0n.
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CViene de la 3a.)

lido q tOdos los eIementos sano.
" de vaIer q eiercitar sus de
recdos de ciudadania. sin dis
de crpdo. asegurando
les Ia protection contra la:
ruines vengqnzas de adverse.
rios faltos de honradcz politi.
ca V de conciencia moral; SO.
10 m hombre de esa ITALIA DC
drfa asaourar al nrebIo n,evi.
caro Iibar+ad de- nIoocionpe y
como corsecrancia M renrq
sa74aci5n genuiramente nacic
nal en- ambas camaras; solo
81 Dudiara DOR su infIuencia
personal Ia de bien escogidos
Secretaries de estado. Y al ext
r;.ie las cfrcunstancias. por
un rroceder en6rcico. tai vaz
severe. pero sfemDre apegado
p u lev. mantener en- esas e.
-
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NCVELAS DGVERSAS

Fl Nartir del G6lgota- Hermosa
obra basa6a eE Ia vida del Redeator
del ManGo. IN tomO grande empas-
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II Sci de Mayo. Meas de IA In
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FL Cerro de las Campauas. Con
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SI.OO
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9lls gabbatbihdnber
8erSeu iedJs &irtbe snr @ernntiuOr'
tung ge5osen Uerorn.

Die Irt6e Sdto6 arolIman il,
Ql. aeiier. 3. 2lpplsaats. 5rdnt
Riehaus un0 4l. 0lei6ieH DON Gbea
Diot. psI4e auf 8streiben sDeier
iiadtlihen 2iaens .Snipettoren fpe'
aen YerleBuna bes Gonntaas Ges
iebes perbdftet iDorben iinb. iperbsn
an 0ieuitaa Ra6mittaa Dor Tldpor
.iFrsb 8. 2lltemeier pon Ghepipt ibr:
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2tuBerbem ba6en bic stnfpettoren
lbnlife Qntlaaen deQen sfpei Wirtbe
in 8ribaetoipn erbo6en unb einen
6dft6efebl deasn Sohn S9dufert, eis
rsn QnaeTtelItsH bss Wirtks ifreo.
geder. Bates unb Golerdin apenus.
ertpirtte neil er einem BON ibnen am
Sonnt1d. ben q. sSuni feds 9las
Bier beriauft bn6en foq. 9eder. ber
auerit iel6it perbdftet fporben tonnte
Gber Eel Der aeitriasn 8srbanblung i'm
Staotaeriht nadrpeiien. blb sr an
bem bstr. 9nae oar niSt in Der Staot
tar. unb purbe ireiaeiprOten.
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94S.26 berausgabt tporben feten, 70
bdb fid nod $1,988.63 in Der aaiIe
befinben. 5icrauf erfolgte 0ertdgung
bis gum nd5ften Jreitas abeHb. ben
%. Suli.
3nr6cinnberen geadjtnng.
5a mir ioldJe Gintrittsfarten, bis
bpr Dem leittnse bon Der Silfs'@t.
iellidlaft perfnnft nno bann nm Gin.
sange abaesrben pcroen, oieielbe IN
Scm b0dDft ginitisen yiabatt beredr
t:seu, ben ibr Die 3oologiidje 8arten.
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pcriOnlid sn beindlen, eraebt an iol.
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zen, inn Sinne beS Hnsid)uiies 81 er.
leSigen uno lire geitelIungrn balb.
mCglidlit an ben Sefretdr Scs glnS'
idIniies einjuisHbcn, no lie prompte
(Sricbignng finocn iueroen.
glndl an alle FripafpsriOnen, oic
nid)i @eteinn nnaeboren nnb ons
Seii IN beiudlen bea6iidltisen, srgebt
rie brinsenSe Bite, lire Gintritts.
tarten Dorber, ent,ueSer bon gereins.
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ifico:Hrn @erfanisiteacn 5u erian.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-17
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aus uTIpabr lei.
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