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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-29
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begebsn bai. bic ibrsr Guibinouug sHts
5saeniisbt.
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aerlassr Der Seuti4sn bei Gbiifelleb
lin @sft sSlanbern), fie6en RsiIeu DON
9ruegge gelesen. bom6arbirt.
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in Der gdbe pcn WarhspiIs ba5eH mir
Sfiibsnsrdbsn bes Jeinbes in elmer
QGnge pon 300 Wleiern 600 gdrbs)
aenommen unp cine Gegenansriff abs
aeipisisn.
sSr Seq Jarges bdben mir tpeitere
Sdaissngrd6en in eiuer aGnge Don
$50 Wetsrn aenommen.1
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4bsnb perGffeutIidt lpurbs, Iautei nj:
frlsi:
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ni4ts bon Mi9tisteit gu btri4ten.
Selilih bon ben Soben Der Wldaa
baben mir sinen 5beil sinss beuti6en
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genpmmen batien, rpieber eineebubt.
gsim 5artmann Msilerstopf bas
ben mir unIsre StelIuugsn 3uIdmmsn.
aesogen. Die Geiammtsabl Der Ges
fanesnen, bic mir bsi Der Grftiirmuue
bes Siigsls mdHtsn, Itbie ii9 aus 6
Sffi5iersn, "a llnteroffi5ieren uun
335 Mannl6aften 3uiummsn. 9isI.
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bas in bisarisssssfansenI&aft.
Gnatanb paBt sdarf auf.
9onbon, %. Mdrs. 2lus
8uiareit piro esmslosi, bab Der bora
tia: britiide gsIanote bas.ssu protss
Ifirt bat, baB Nunition unb anoerss
ariessmatsrial per 8abn burn Rus
mGnien fir bic 5iirteWbsfOrbsrt Nib.
DieIe 3a6ridi tommt dus Sufia
unb Is bsiBt ipsiter in Der S.p,fts,
bah bic rumGHii9en geb0rbsn uuf
bitIen qrotsit sntsesnst tdtsn. baB
bic Ssneunsen bsriebentlib BON Be-
amisn an Der 9rense burneelai.H
iporben ieitn unb man in 3utunft aIs
ls @a1sons iursfdltis uuf i6ren Sns
bait BIN unteriu&en tpiirbe.
Sur bic arbeitsIoieH.
a o nj. 2S. Wsdr5, pia Ynris, 90.
Rlrs. Ger Wtiniiterrntb bat beifIoi.
len, sur 2irl6erlrng Der Rotb Der gr.
beitslcien $4,000. 900 fin 5ffgltliGC
ltrbcitm 81 bcriliGsH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-29
6emsr.

Sn bem WaiIeubaus fir Jars
biae glo. 1892 Gmerp aoeuue bra4
ositern glbenb i'm Sritten Stodnert
elm Neusr aug, bas bic SnIaHeu in Die
or6Bte glufresuns OsrieBte, isbO4 nur
800 S9aben anri8ets. auf osr
sTabrt mad, Der granbItdtte brad bic
4utO epribe Ro. % 5uIammsn, mos
raul 60. 10 bsraus6eorbsrt puros,
be. Inn fie su erIebsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-29
VerHdrft
Wirb bas 9ei9D Der Der
0erbanbeten, bds auf
bic .prins 6 itelJriss
s:Ls f,s,1

Uer D u De1eHs o q u
bic .prins itslJriss
Sri9' faustt.
Rorfolt, @a., %. Mdrs. = Di:
e beibt, 1T Der briiiiae &rsu5er .GOs
rpnna" su ben iibrigsn &risssidiffsn
Der @srbiinbsten geitobsu. bic pOr ben
pirsinii9sn aaps auf Der 9uusr lie
gen, I'm ben beutIdsu Silistreu3sr
sprins Gitsl 5riebri6' ab5ufanssn,
faas er ben 8eriu9 MAIDEN iolts, bic
off.ns zee oOn Q.pport Rsips aus 5u
err.i6en. Die iibrieen S4iffe bee
GeI6pabers iinb bic engIii6su arsus
S.r .eHsr" unb .SuffOIt" iOipis elm
frans1fii9sr areuser, -bshsn Ram'
ni9t betanni III.
Dus Der. Stdaien S4lddtl6ifl
Connecticut" Iisgi. ipie am Souuta0
g6enb beri9te. lpurbe, seraOe untsr'
balb Don Rap Senrp DOT aHtsr, I'm
benz aiiiienfpadtfuitsr .Snonbaga'
unb ben 9orpsbObOct5srft0rern i'm
Rot5faae in Der aufr.ttsr6altung bsr
RsutraIitdt bebHfIi6 gu isiu. Mar
slaubt, bab Die .gOnHstticut" mad
Dem gintrsffsH Der raldbnma' iit
na9 philadelphia besebeu iDirS.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-29
q a d 9 orf6rift

9u einem 8iefrrtcn, Der beim Sc-
SEN oeS @erpebres INNER one gugeu
suOrildte. iagte Der Offi5ier: ySog'
@r mir cfnual, tDoutm moht @r
6enn tntner Die gIugen 81, fuenn Gr
looet?" - ,,Nun.~ erteegnete Der
gfefrlit, i'd mHB nn9goridriit bItno
Ioben unS oa fam i1 ia bod nit)s
Gle Gaoen ofieu bubcn.'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-29
Rad, Berlin
gabmarfdau bon bsr
@otb3uturatm aufeni'
halt atreift.

apnbon. %. Wdrs. Der er.
DANCE sslssrapb SO. wirb aus 9uius
ref ssmelbsi, baB Gelomdri4aa 8a'
ron DON Der Golb bort auf feinsr @ei'
fe mad Berlin burdtam. Or tbeilts
BEN 0srtrster beg .9srIinsr 7aSe.
blatt" in gufar.it NIT, OnB er binna1
fur5sm nad aonitantiHopsl 5uriidhb'
ren ipiirbe.
Die 5iirten brenpen DOR 8egierbs
pis Der Gelomdri4da bemertts, lid
nit ben Werbiinbsten 81 2anbe 5u mel'
fen uno iinb abiOlut fiesssgspib. Di.
tiiriiIden 9ruppsn iinb aud. iuie ga,
ron Don Der GOlb Deriiderts. rei4at
NIT Wtunitipn berie6en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-29
eiei nod gut ab.

Gin atutomobil, bas bon s. 6.
gisbluna, 538 South GIort Strdbr,
G6icaao, oelentt puro., tollioirte ses
tern 9lbsnb an Der 8. unb So9n Str.
nit bem arafttpdgsu bes Sbos. Sur.
ran, BON 966 @eif 9. Strube. 9eibe
Waasu uurosn srbebli9 bei4Gbist. bic
SnTaiIen enttdmsn jeNO@ unperIsst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-29
Selgieu
MILL in ben Der. Staater
10000 4aballeriepferbe
faufeu.

GdftSt. Bouts, sa., %. Mar3.
- Die beIsiI6e Regieruns bat. ME
an SOnniug bier betunHt tpurbs. nit
bsm anfauf DON 10000 aubulsrie.
pfsrben in ben Dereinistsn Staatsn
beaonnsn. lie eriten 600 pfsrbe ipur'
ben am Samstas an @ertrstsr bes
6elaiI&sn Resieruns tier psrtuuft Bur
iperbsn am Wlittpod mad Rsppori
Rsps. ga.. ssfanbt unc Don bort mad
europa perihifft perbeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-29

@uf ben g S6la6tfeIoern
Otpreubeus. . 4us bem SiteH
mirb geihrie5sn: Sn ben DerlufeHeH
Grdbsn Der RuiIen, bic mir eiuseuoms
men boben uno in benen mir iest lies
gen, fiiblt man Ii6 beina6e in cine una
tsrirOiids Stubt DerieBt, bic nit sinem
unsebeuren @ufUanb DON Iusoduer
unb Qr6eitstruft in bic Grbe Liusingez
baut lit. Gin 0irrial DON SdugeH
uno 9rGben 5iebt f1 unuuterbrp4eH
filometertpeit bin, 70 ouB man iih
tbutiG9Iib barin berlaufeu lam,
penn man 5piI9en ben sint0nig
srouen aebms unb Suubpdnbsu odz
binipdnoert. gluf Shritt unb Sritt
beeegnet man ben Spuren beg &s
fes. 2luf Dem Rdnbe bes 9rabeNs Iies
aen Spbte, bic man beg hartsefrDreneu
grobobens fpegeu nidt besrdbeu
tonnte. lIeberdI iieht man 5orniiter,
Sslme, &OpfbeoedungeH aler @rt,
Seitenuetpebre uno dnoere Iusriis
itunssifiide. Dod bereeu bieie
rieIe Sdiibengrdben aud @sbeimuiiie
eraufiger 9frt. Diau gebt bura einen
Der perbinbenben 6Gnse unb tDnnoert
ii6, buB er an elmer Stelle plDslin
qdns fla6 piro. Siebt man dber gee
nauer bin, 10 entbedt man eiueH ganSen
6aufen tObter RuFen, bic gu einsm
erbFarbigen 9lumpen SuIummsnaefros
rem fino. gtur elm bier uuo bort aus
Der MuiTe beruusrasenber Urn ooer
Sopf perrGth bab man i'm nabriteH
Sinne beg @Ortes iiber 2eifrn aebt.
@iner pon unierer &ompuqrie fiubet
in einem Der @erbtroungsoGrge eireH
2eberhanoi6u9 unb biidt Ii4, um ihn
aufaube6en. SIN ndChIten 4uoer5lid ies
bod prallt er entisbt 5uriid, eeuu in
oem SunoIhub ftedt cine Sootenhnno,
uno bieIe Sobten6dno oeb0rt al eiuem
@rm, befisn geiiBer hier rot6oirftis in
aIer Gile SerTdurrt porben 1T .....
M1a33ini iiber Stale
Srantrei6 uub 9eut hs
lamb. Die 3eituugen bubeu DOR
3ur8em cine QeuBeruug GdUOurs iiber
Die 9esiebunssn Staliens gu 5roHts
reid, uno 0euti6lanb mttaet9eiLt. bic
auf bic oeaenpGrtigen @erbdItntiIe uHs
aepunot su psrben Derbisute. Bel ben
repubIitaniihen uno rdoitdlau Burs
teien ostaliens piro aber mehr Sedhs
tuna als bas Nprt bes Miniiters,
pieleift cine QeuBerun9 oes RepOlu=
tiondrs giuIeppe Muasiri fiueerL Ois
am II. glopember 1867 an ben @rds
ZEN lIIebpm, ben 0ertrster BEG Roroe
beutT6en Sunbes in StaIieu, fhrieb:
sd CLAUDE, baB Elm 8iiHontb Stu'
liens NIT 5runtreit aeasr prsuber,
beiTen Sieoeu mir @enebia ps-contsr
(raf 1870 hdtte er fadsn t0nncn: Bee
nebia unb Rom). Elm 8erbrsbsn mare,
netfes unIere iuroe SABINE uudus'
! lDId,lid, befleden Duroe."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-29
lImnnnnenea II @erbpt.

glr5t: -Sabtn Sis auh gut msins
gorInriIt bsfolgt unp isoen Tag Elm
@ldsHen 8isr sstruutsnaN
patisni: ,Sanobl, 5err 9ottor,
ober =. bds bsibt, fir brsi Dp&eu Bin
& i9rn In 9sTiSub.-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-29
selesrapbiiae 0Otis.n.

= Sn amisns, iSruntrsia 1T am
Genntaa WOuiisnor Sean Marie
9.on Disien. Der gii6Of BON gmieus
seIiorbtn. CUR 3eit rer SrenuuHs
bon Stride nnb Stdat in Grnntreih
mar giTtOf SiSi.r 6emiiht Griebsn
3u ifift.n unb mabte i'm SHtsrefe
bes frisbsns cine Romrtiie.
Ger SSnteruatiouaIe apnereB Der
GsperantiIien, Der bieIes Sabr in
ebiuburg. SfottIan0, itattiin6en
icate. rirS, pie Sr. 6. s. 6eiienoen
pcn Bolton am Sonntag 6efnniit sab,
I'm sliguIt IN San franrisco abgebaI'
Ten lperScu. Or. Seiieubeu lit Der Se'
tretlr oes nmeritaniiGen gerbaiios
ser Gspernntiiten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-29
gIiuDes @Ifer.

Ridter:: rgSie aIt iiiS Sie9"
aleItIi6e aofette: sd iob bier
uno5ponsia Sen5e."
Riater (ironii9):: LIMB ME Iauge
unran Sic bIins3"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-29
ssiir Gnglanb seitprbem.
Obioer eeb0rt Bu ben D e
faIIenen6esf den
grinceb 9atriria Re.
s ailments.

Columbus, g., 90. Wdr5
Tsrau Z. 3. Reebaa rmiroe am Conn
taa pom Dem gsiIitdrbeboroen in St
.orpa. Grt., 6erlctridtiet, baB ibl
sobn ssarnes, Der als @ereiner in
griuccb gatricia 9iegimert oiente
am 20. Wear, in sSranfrei6 geiaaer
1T. Mcebdn mar 90 Sabre alt uitf
bate IiA i'm oorigen Serbit IN sta
nGSa anrperben laiien.
gom6enfabr if2
gsep gorf. 2s. Nar3. Ore
gs6nuer truscn am Sotntag itrpert
@ranSpunSen gcIesentlih einer Sul'
pere1pIoiion oapon nls lie in eiiienl
Gebiiibe aui Der Oitieite raiihloies
guIuer ans Gntrpneu etltiernten. 9tt
golisei lit nit elmer eingebcnoen I'm
ieriudalna Der slngeIegenbeit beid)aI'
tiat in Der s(nnabule, baB es iih mog'
lideruciie I'M cine goul6eniabrit ge'
Ean0elt bnbeu tonne.
giuer Der Dl1nner erfl1rte, oaB IL
Die gsatrcncn bon einem IItbdnoler
gefailit bdtten lno bos Yulper eiit'
lecrten, Inn Die 9aironenbiiIien ols
aItes Ietaa pertnuieu 81 fonnen. gle
batten bercits etrpa bunoert Yfnnt
RuIuer aus ben 9ntronen entleert
aIs Die GrpIoiion erfolste.
getanntsr gaHfier ge
ftorben.
2ouisbille. ap., %. MdrS.
- pierre 8islini, Der Glieite 8ans
Tier i'm 5tuat aentudp III am Souns
taa bier seItorben. Gr mar felt iiber
so Sabren TN guntosI6dft ttGti5
unb Ieit SO Sabren prdfioent Der Ser
man 9ani BON 9ouisp;lIe. Ter 9srs
IiOr6ene srreifte Elm alisr bon 70
sSahreu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-09
U. s. N ENGLAND
ARE CRITICISED

LONDON, Nov. S.-Thomas Gibson
Bowles. one Of England's best known
writer's OIL maritime law. speaking to-
day with reference 10 the American
note. said that in many respects ne
regarded II as %uncandid. ungenerous
and unfair.
lie vas equally sever in his strict
ures on the British foreign Office.
which he declared had invited and
~propounded new rules Of sea warfare
resting on new principles. without
warrant either from the rccocnizcd
law OF nations or from any iuterna-
uonal instruments.
The contention OF the United States
that Great Britain had not established
an effective blockade he regards as
just and this contention alone. he
found worthy of consideration m the
note. with the exception Of the com
plant respecting detained ships sub
sequently released. as the innocent
were forced 10 bear the expense OF de-
tention. This. Mr. Bowles said. was
unjust. though ne thought the matter
a small one as compared with the
greater issues involved.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-09

home after a visit with John Zweig
and family.
The Woman's Home Missionary So.
ciety OF the First NJ. r. church will
meet Thursday afternoon al the home
OF Mrs. Clarence Fawsett. on belmont
street.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
belmont County Medical Society will
be held this afternoon in the CONNER.
cial Club rooms.
The Ladies' Moose Circle will enter.
tain with II euchre party i'm Turner
hall next Friday evening.
Jesse Phillips has returned TO
barnesVile. after a visit with friends
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Smith have re.
turned TO Moundsyille. after a visit
with relatives here.
Mrs. Mary Smith. OF Union street.
left yesterday for Johnstown. Pa
called there by the illness OF her son.
r. C.. Smith.
Miss Martha Dennis is III at her
home on Belmont street.
Mrs. William Tallman has returned
TO her home in East Liverpool after a
visit with friends in this city.
Misses Emma and Ida Grella have
returned from a visit with relatives
at Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Campbell. Of To
ronto. are visiting friends in this CITY
The Official board OF the First NJ. -
church Will hold an important meeting
TINS evening. All members are urged
to attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-09
TWO INSPECTORS
ARE SUSPENDED

NEW YORK. nov. S-CharIes U.
Ash. acting supervising factory inspcc
tor. and George a. Rosquist. a factory
Inspector. were suspended late foadry
hy The state industrial commission.
followInr Hn irNesf.r8tiou Cor the pur
pose Of nNiur tho responsibility for The
failure OF Edward l. Diamond owner
no the brooklyn factory buiIdIr.
where twelve lives were lost on SAT.
urday. to comply with the orders Of fhs
state department of labor Ash was
held technically norliecut boz failing
fo report to The state aufhorti,s tho
fact hat orders were not complied
with Dos tho ~ The building
and Rosquis, for bot reporting uil.
woud delay Iu carrying out such
orders
Edward s Diamond. opuer of the
huI'dIua and His wife. who were ar.
rested after fHr frr or o. rhare, OF
homicide. were released to-day Ir
$4,000 bail each to await lhc action
OF fhc coroner
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-09

Glass No. 1 Of the First Reformed
church will hold a social on November
l9 In the room on Belmont street for.
merry occupied by Julius We'll.
Mrs. Edward Habig. Of Noble street
is improving after a slight illness
Mrs. Mary Burke and daughter. Miss
frances. left last might for san Fran.
cisco. 20 visit the Panama-Paciac ok.
position.
Dorothy. daughter Of Attorney and
Mrs Cook Danford. is il az her home
on F~orty-fOurth street.
Shannon Hadley IL nursing a badly
sprained wrist. sustained I'm a game OF
football, Saturday.
Miss Pearl Fletcher. while srryb.
bing a carpet a few DAYS ago. mot with
q painful accident when a needle pen
etrated her hand, causing a bad
wound Blood poison is now feared
Mrs Jessie Wise Levdocker. with
her two daughters and acromuanicd
by Miss Murvella Brooks. Irft vegtar-
day FOR the canal zone. Panama.
Dr. A. q. Beetham and family have
returned from a visit with relatives
~ Ihrichevillc.
br Taylor and daughter. Miss StaI-
ia, 81 Chicago. have returned 90 their
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-09
NOT A PARTICLE
OF DANDRUFF OR
A FALLING HAIR
SAVE YOUR HAIRl ooUBLE ITS
BEAUTY IN JUST A FEW
MOMENTS.
25- CENT "OANDERiNE" MAKES
HAIR THICK, GLOSSY. WAVY
AND BEAUTIFUL.

Within ten minutes after an appli-
cation OF Danderine you can not find a
single trace OF dandrun or falling hair
and your scalp viii not itch. but what
VIII please you most will be after a
rev weeks use. when you see new hair
me n downy al frst-but really
new hair-growing all over the scalp.
Danderine Is to the hair what fresh
showers OF rain and sunshine are to
vegetation. II goes right To the roots
i~nvigorates n strengthens them. Its
e~Nhilirating. stimulating and life-pro-
ducing properties cause the hair TO
grow long. strong and beautiful.
y little DSnderine Immediately dou-
Dies the beauty of your hair. No DIFF
ference how duh. faded. brittle and
s~craggy. Just moisten a cloth with
Danderine and carefully draw II
through your hair. taking one small
strand at a time. The effect is amaz-
ing-your hair will be light. aury and
wavy and have an appearance OF
abundance: an incompatible lustre.
soitness and lunxuriance.
Get a 25-cent bottle Of Knowlton's
Danderine from any drug store or
toilet counter. and prove that your
III Is as pretty and soft as any-that
II mas been neglected or injured by
careless treatment-that's all-vou
surely have beautiful hair and lots
OF 1t II o will lust try a little Dan
derine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-09
CELEBRATES HIS
91ST BIRTHDAY
THE MeGRAW HOME ON NORTH
GUERNSEY STREET. BELIAIRE,
SCENE OF INTEREST
ING EVENT.
5ellaire Man Arrested In Pittsburgh
Social Affairs and Interesting
Bits Of News Of Bellaire.

The event Of yesterday which held
the deepest interest for the residents
Of Beilaire. where the family occupies
a prominent place. was the n~incty-hrst
birthday anniversary OF John McGraw,
Sr., at his home on North Guernsey
street. The guests were his sons and
daughters. grand and great grand
children. The venerable nan despite
his advanced age. retains his mental
faculties and is as active as a man at
GO.
Mr.. McGraw was born in Machera-
felt. ireland. in 1924. At the age OF
n he came TO this country IN a sailing
vessel. which required six weeks to
make the trip. He located in Pitts.
burgh where he learned the carpenter
trade. Later he went to Minnesota
where he remained a few years. after
which he spent sometime in St. Louis.
In 1877 Mr.. McGraw came TO Bellaire
and engaged in the contracting bust
ness with his brother. For several
years he was a member OF the Scott a.
McGraw Lumber company OF Bridge
port. retiring from The business about
20 years ago.
The celebration was IN the nature Of
a family reunion and was featured by
an elaborate six o'clock dinner last
evening The dining O vas beauti-
fully decorated with yellow and white
chrysanthemums. The center OF the
table was adorned with a huge cake
with the figures 81" on top.
Those present were. Mr and Mrs. J..
T. Davis. OF Wheeling. Mir and Mrs.
q. W. Thompson. Of ~Steubenville Mr..
and Mrs. James McGraw and Miss Mar
garet McGraw. OF this city. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Campbell. OF Toronto. Mrs.
John Davis. Jr.. % Wheeling. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Thompson. Miss Sarah
Thompson and George. Jr, Of Steuben-
Vile. Misses Elizabeth. Emma and
James McGraw. Jr.. ~ this city. and
Robert Thompson Davis. Jr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-09
Bridgeport Briefs.

The weekly meeting OF the Senior Ne
chanics viii be held in their hall on Main
street this evening.
Joseph purscglove returned 70 his
home at Cleveland yesterday after spend
INK seN eral days with relatives iu this
city.
The eache OF the Wheeling Creek
and Lansing schools were visitors at
Bellairc yesterday.
Harry Patterson has returned 10 his
home in this city after spending Sunday
with friends and relatives ~ PITTSBURGH.
clyde Hardcsty was yesterday morn
INK excused from further Jury service in
common pleas court az 81. ClairsVille.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles SpraEue have re-
turned home after a several days visit
with friends In Toronto.
The Afro-American club held an Inn
portant meeting at the home OF IA. -.
Palmer IN klrkWOud. last %cyennig
The street car men had their roubl-s
last evening on account OF the slippery
rails.
Attorney Vincent Campbell was a bus
mess visitor In St. ClairsNille YESTERDAY.
Little Improvement is shown in the
condition OF Squire M~cConnauEhey.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-09
Arrested ID pIttshurnh-

Chief Of Police Malone went to
Pittsburgh yesterday for Luther Clark.
tho negro wanted in this city on "a
charge Of shooting with intent 10 Kill.
who was arrested IN that city voster
day. The shooting occurred October
4 ar the home of Abe Jones. at George
town. following a fight oscar Beat
o. white man. was shot .n the leg and "a
colored man was slightly injured by "a
bullet Following the shooting Clark
made his escape a description OF
Clark was sent 20 aI tho police iu tho
country and bic arrest followed yes
ferday ~ piffebursh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-09
MAN
STILL MISSING
NO TRACE HAS BEEN FOUND OF
ANDREW MOORE. OF WEST
WHEELING.
Left Home Saturday Morning. DeeIar.
ing Ne Would Never Return.
Suicide 10 Feared.

Up to a late hour last evening no
trace had been found OF Andrew
Moore. who disappeared from his home
in West Wheeling Saturday morning.
Although searching parties were
formed yesterday. they searched the
woods the entire day without result.
Many OF his friends are Of the opinion
mat he committed suicide. as he had
been In Ill health for the past several
years. al times being an invalid.
Mr.. Moore left home Saturday morn.
ing. saying that he would never re-
turn. But little attention was paid 20
the statement. as he had made that
remark several times and always re-
turned home. Mr.. Moore was about so
years OF age and weighed about $50
pounds. When he left home he wore
a blue serge coat. dark colored trous.
ers and a SLOUGH hat.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-09
PROF. YICKERS
IN COMPETITION

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Nov. S.
Professor l.. H.. Vickers. head OF the
department of economies and socio-
loey at West Virginia University. has
been appointed by NJ. p. Shawkey.
state superintendent OF free schools.
as this states representative IN the
contest for the best written code on
Juvenile morality. for which the Ma
tional institute for Moral instruction.
Washington. has offered 5000 in
prizes.
The codes written by representa-
uves Of the various states will be-
submitted TO a committee Of judges
who will decide on the best ones.
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Entered Home

Joseph Trapple. an Assyrian. was
arrested at an early hour yesterday
morning on account OF his strange &C.
tons. and it is believed that the mans
mind Is unbalanced. He went TO the
George Bresock home early yesterday
morning and began knocking on the
door. One of the women. thinking
that some OF the members of the fam.
ly wanted in. opened the door. The
man forced his way into the home.
put was showed out again and the po-
nee notified. and they placed the man
IN jail pending a hearing some time
this week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-09
DANUBE is NOW
BEING UTILIZED

LONDON. Not 4 q 81 w ..-
many and Austria already have b..Hr
tu utilize thr Danube river f0 u1af .rr.
pile. into fH'.HrIH GAYS fh. Thine.
I.'. .fT..f correspondent.
IIrf Saturday f.... .r..T 40
hu.f.huk three tow. off fl-r.. OIL
t"If.d hF Austrian monitor. Troops
'nd I largo quantity .' rrrIf.nr. ard
motor .If. H... '.ndrd Pop .rr army
on II0'd "l..H WON d.. gn..s
commander oft .H, I IIrsI.r
army
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-09
PROTEST AGAINST
SHIP SEIZURE

WASHINGTON. Nov. S-Ambassa-
dor Gerard at Berlin. has been instruc.
ted TO protest TO the German govern
ment against detention Of the Ameri-
can sailing ship Pass OF Balmaha,
which after being seized by a British
warship. was captured with the priv
crew aboard by a German submarine.
Germany recently ordered the vessel
held Tor prize court proceedings at
hamburg on the ground that her
transfer from Canadian 10 American
registry after the war began was iIle-
gal.
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came delirious and wandered from his.
nome. lie was found by parties and
taken 10 the city building and a ply
stefan ordered him removed to the
hospital. The body was brought to
Bellaire in Brailleys ambulance yes
terday afternoon and prepared for
burial. The funeral will be held We'd
nesday morning at ST. Michael's
church. lnterment will be made in
MI Calvary cemetery. Deceased was
80 years Of ~ and is survived by a
wife and four children.