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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-05

diseases TO among the lowest OF
American cities. The fire department
has been wonderfully improved in
facilities as is well known. and menace
to life and property greatly reduced.
We found he city with scant
supply Of antiquated appliances for
carrying on street work New ana
modern equipment has been provided
in the shape Of rollers. street fusn-
erF, etc. We had no city stable Now
the city owns one OF the best in the
city. built 81 brick and concrete. The
city had no garbage wagons and no
teams Of lis own. bur hired the gar
baee hauled when any was hauled at
an Now the city owns its own teams
fourteen excellent horses and hor-
ness and seven upto-date garbage
wagons. and garbage is collected as
regularly and systematically a. IN any
city IN the country.
Praises Police Force.
Five more much needed policemen
were added 10 the force hy tho pres
eut administration And lon this con
nection let b. be- said 20 the credit OF
The Police department. that wheeling
can boast Or being infested with
fewer crooks than any city OF lie size
Do the United States The crooks
don't like our police force. We have
met The high cost OF living BY advanc.
Ing the wages of street laborers ana
others whose wages we're too low.
Through the splendid efficiency Of the
Treasury department throurhout the
last xix years delinquent taxes nave
been greatly reduced. probably the
lowest Of any city in the country. Inc
city buks and records are in the best
Of shape and challenge and defy criti
'i-iH. 70 pa safe 90 estimate thaf the
ciiys assets have increased az least
slaoonn under this administration De-
aines taking care ~ current expenses.
Beer Boz mind. please. that an im.
pruvements and botterments alluded
% above came out Of The regular a5c
levy and not from any bond issue.
And bear in mind. too. that the Two
other principle cities OF our state.
could NOT operate under fhIs levy. ana
The citizens voted to increase the levy
to nearly double. as stated
Vow. citizens of Wheeling. don't
YOU think your affairs have been fair
ly well taken care of under this ad
ministrationf And believe mo whom
] tel you that every dollar OF your
money tas been. and viii continue to
DO. spent as carefully honestly and
ludIclally as that OF amy private cor.
poraiion in this city Indeed. . chal
lrnro any uriFn-r corporation On
Wheeling to show that is affairs are
conducted with better system and
higner efficiency or more economy
except possibly in fho wages OF labor.
nrH-fhar Ia hrInr dome 10 fav hv che.
city Of Whcolings orEanizauon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-05
saennoe For All
Cured Of Indigestion.

Mrs. Sadie p. Clawson. Indiana. Pa
was bothered with Indigestion. "NTv
stomach panied me night and day.''
she writes. II would feel bloated and
have headache and belching after eat.
ing also suffered from constipa.
lion. MY daughter had used Cham.
pertains Tablets and they did her so
much good that she gave me a few
doses OF them and insisted upon me
trying them. They helped me as moth.
ing else has done" For sale BY all
dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-05

tell YOU" said Pat. the old firms
are the best. afther all. and. whats more
can prove a." ''''' q
How are YOU Eofn' 20 prove ff-
where will you find n new frtod tb,.
hhs shtud ~ ye a. long a. the ouid
ones haveT'-Chicago Herald.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-05

est foes are the dreadnaughts. the sub
marines, airships and great armies
Mhich may some day invade ones coun-
Wy from some foreign nation. but this
- surely not one great danger. nor need
We rear the nation that will finally
conquer in the awful war across the
seas, ana In them or on them. or on the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-05
Y. M. C. A. MEETING
Yesterdays Service Conducted by
Bible Glasses Of English Luth-
Gran Churches.

An interesting meeting was held al
the Houng's Mems Christian Associa.
lion yesterday afternoon. The meet
ing was in charge of the Mems Bible
Glasses of the First English Lutheran
and the Trinity Lutheran churches.
good program consisting Of music,
songs, and speaking was rendered. Mr.
J. NJ. Bruhn was chairman of the meet
ing and also gave a short talk. Other
interesting talks were given by differ
ent members present but the principal
address OF the afternoon was given by
Rev. Oscar G. Dean. using as his
theme. Christian Fellowship
Despite the fact that yesterday was
The Fourth, a soOdly number was pres
ent. These meetings are to be con.
tinued throughout the summer and are
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-05
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-29
EMPIRE

The programs offered at Keeney's s Empire theatre the home of first run Paramount and Broadway Universal naaterpieces, will all be of the star feature class Introducing only the cream of photoplay features during the entire week.
 Gentleman from Indiana a five part special Paramount masterpieee featuring that sterling actor, Dustin Farnum will head the select programs offered today and tomorrow.
 This feature has been adapted to the screen from the famous stage success of the same name by the Paramount stan scenario writers and the film will prove itself to be one of the finest screen dramas of the day.
 Dustin eFarnurnss excellent work Is weIl known to both photoplay goers and lovers Of the legitimate theatre. He has appeared with great success in a number of film plays but in this Paramount masterpiece that sterling star appears at his best and outdoes all his previous efforts.l
 The story unfo1ded Is one that will surely please and entertain as it is far different from any story ever before introduced in film dramas.
 A number of other highly interest ing and entertainiig feature subjects will also be shown, rounding. out all in all most enjoyable program
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-29
LYRIC

Tonight. at the Lyric, the first per formance of that extensively herald ed war subject play. Inside the Lines will be given an imposing pro- duetfon by Cecil Spooner and her own admzrab1e stock company. In this stirring four act. strictly neutral play. dealing indirectly, but strongly to the point. with the present European conflict, will be round an Am erican comedy drama in which there is most convincing originality of construction and writing. In story. it is of in ternationaI interest. through the fact of it's principal scenes of action trans bring both in New York and Paris. but mainly in the latter city. The central characters of the play are that of spirited young American girl. Jane Gerson. buyers'1 for a New York estab bIishment, 9p1ayed by Miss spconer1. and Capt Woodhouse,v an English army officer, (pIayed by Peu Trentpn1- The cast is an unusu- ally long one and includes the names of several newly added members to
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-29
PLAZA

Tha much s5vertfsed and 4aach- fa1ke35z6f Triangle P3ays are here at last and will be seen at the. Flatas Tor the first time today and tonight been anxiously a alfsaitlng the coming of these famous photoplay m 1asters- pieces W laich hay ca used a. ' e11tADle sensatfph in the InefEope lis
 The Various ceft5zsa H5sss un Ter the Triangle banner aae up # lead I whom are appearing in the Esessstofie comedies which are being releasea with the service and v hi ch are claimed to be fllnnier than ever before.
 The Iriangle for the first shsalf of. the eurrellt ssel are .saa 2 Itnlony.Yss z hxezpart zee Jtllaa i Dean, fls e ceIs l3e1i ipzlas atTess who recently azsS d 5a aa 3Ttay in s'Tne Law of filf Bought. and Paid Fors the IeadiI1g role ers: and Fore sferling F olIowiIag His E.athefss E.ootsteps, two-reel Key stone langh -ruaAer.
 That the dlras will be shown In ad- 5 ditionl to the xandevlll He pfogr an wit th no advance m 43rlkez is to be wofi- expenSe under whfcn they are pro-
 The vaudeville end oE the bill ia headed by "Lsaugh It DogH. one of tne cteyeresr canine oIEsr1I1 ss5sx 1I1s tne world Of variety The manner in which these dumb perforn1bers go through their stunts is both interests ing and exceedingly amusing.
 sfCn the Rocks, A screaming funny satire on the inside of theatrical life ln the hands of Anderson & Evans should prove an enter taining attrac- ton if reports from other cities may be taken as criterion
 The remainder of the vaudeville proT gram includes the Three Boyds in. a comedy singing talking and bagpipe ofEering that will surely score heavily and Sutton, Mcintyre & sutton, the classiest, cleverest and most original knockabout act in the world
 The latter half of the week win bring Raymond Hitchcock in a Trian- Keystone to the Plaza.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-29
Amusements
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 Topping a stellar program of vaude7 vile and motion picture Features at Po11,s, the ffrst half of this week, comes 0za WaIdrops the noted Broad wa star in "a delightful comedy play let PeftinoatAs'' Oza Waldrop, as IS x9efl known. is a late star with = FrnlI House,'ssss.A Pair of Sizes. 90 ing Some and other successes, and m this new comedy has the support so1 very excellent company. Their vaude- vile tour has been a recoTd or trinnphs.
 A photopiay "nade-in Bridge port f is one of the features Of the film program It is called Blood F e1-14' laae' and is in three acts F,eatl1red in this drama, many scenes of which were taken in this city, are Betty Cray Gladden. James and LioneI Adanas Another film feature IS Barbara F'rietchie a five act liza.-. ton of Clyde Fitch,s war drama, starring Mary Myles Adinter. one of the favorites of the screen.
 Other attractions fn the vai1d deville program are Madden Ford tfpr--. nerly Madden & Fitzpa8r4ck) J n their. bfggest comedy hit Re hearsaI Time the Five Mezettls astounding acrobsts: the Novelty Mlnstrels, fea- tftrfng five talented aftistss and Ed Bow1ingg singing comedfan
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-29
il spooner company.

IfI7e Cecil t4 Spooner conpany. E The, ma nagefnent have made every possd-
 bie arrangement to have the produc-. ton of ssInside the Lines prove to be.
 the biggest and most imposing yet
 presented by the Cecil Spooner Stock GO. who are now in their 18th big
 week at The sIsyric,4s
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-29

Exports valued at approximately $3,0O0,0O0 by the shippers left the port of Galveston, consisting of cotton. wheat. lead, slaves and lumber for foreign ports
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-29

Colonel Charles T. stanton; of the Twenty-f1rst Connecticut Volunteers in the Civil War, died of heart dis ease at his home at Plainf1eId, Conn.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-29

The liner Nieuw Amsterdam is whom they were separated when the war began.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-29

The French government has recog- nized the Haitian government of President Dartiguenave. having re protest
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-29

2 Major 4General Frederick Funston arrived at Nogaiea Arfz., and assu1fa.- ed command of the 2.5oe United
 States soldiers on duty at this point.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-29

Daniel F. B. Davis, IT, of Port Ches- ter, died from injuries received when hit by an automobile.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-29
BRIEF NEWS NOTES.

Charles M schwab has accepted membership in the board of trustees of Cornell University.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-29

2 There cant t be much profit in cleo. tIic railways nowadays, but the pub, lie is kindly willing to patronize then on stormy days when 1t is not pleas ant to ride in jitneys
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-29

Patrick McGin known as sThe Navy Poet was married in London to Miss Margaret Gibbons, grand niece of Cardinal Gibbons of Balti- more
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-29

In case an invading army should land on our shores, it would not be sufficient. defense to have the school Children come out and sing Kind words will never die
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-29

with a parachute from an aeropIane at a height Of 1o. 900 feet He landed safely.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-29

< Many people think it strange that the merchants don't encourage the Buy it. early'' movement by extend ing them credit until after January.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-29

Colonel Maitland of the Royal Na- val Air Service of London jumped
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-19
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..2l.ttTussassiy,!- With a eAnt iGealea bxtAie anot tiohai ,artistl supr enns; RsNlaHe E Efnredarlldk ' who eqnttTibuted 'sor great, ": itp .Ahet; et;kaEcessi: of The, Eternal E{'iify;,YIitfeo w6ndrous 'nhbtos psetac1e ;pf Idah csine's iittgapyta1 gs 2 novel and nl9ay, |rBlebri rities' q, as'ld Tiantnass',i E1olding, EJdlM1f, Ia'Estr&ngegy LpEsl4 Shhrnaan and Russelr tassett. "e56ld, ,ahtheattir- Eefs Mlm' E6hpspy,c eS " sR YH6s FatapJ Jsht E EproSram, ;areq quires! ; no < otlfr .TecaM- merritt Nett rin addi-
 ton to these hoted players, the sub Eject .,pessesses 8 measure of interebt almost incalculable. In it's emo tional and dramatic appeal, f'Sold" Eoutrivals any of the recent dramatic
 screen offerings, with the possible exception of "The Eternal City,
 This strong five-part feature wilt
 be at the Best theatre Tuesday. The story is that of two artists, one success and the other, although with far greater ability, who lacks the funds with which to make connec- tions that contribute toward success.
 Both love the same woman, who se-
 lects the poor artist as her husband.
 Through g great period of stress and
 financial difficulties she emerges
 with the determination to aid her husband financially. On visit from
 the rich artist to their home, he ad-
 mires painting of her husbands for
 which she had posed in the nude. The rich artist explains that he requires just such 3 model for the completion |of 8 painting upon which he has been
 at work. "The Harem Market" and
 that he would be willing to pay
 thousands of dollars for her services.
 Later, the wife, in order to obtain
 the money with which to assist her
 husband, visits the rich artist, tells
 him she was her hlsband's model, and
 that she will accept his offer. In
 time, the husband learns of her act, and entirely misunderstanding her motive, denounces her as false wife.
 How his faith in his sacrificing wife is restored, and how the dawn of a
 new life brightens before them is tenderly unfolded in the photoplay.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-19
A-MUSE.U THEATRE.

"Jewel" which comes to the A-Muse-U theatre Wednesday, is the story of a child, a little golden-haired girl who transforms whole house. full of. crabbed, self-seeking, mercen- ary idlers to her own simple, childish creed of affection and love. She reaps harvest of good from a bleak and barren soil, uniting a divided
 household by chain after chaln Of
 brotherly love.
 The Birmingham household consist
 ed of MT. Birmingham, a prematurely
 soured old man; Mrs. Forbes, his scheming housekeeper; Evrlngham's
 daughter in law, Mrs. Lawrence Evr- tngham, and her daughter, Eloise.
 mother tries in every way possible
 to induce the wealthy young pr. Bal
 lard to marry her daughter. Mrs. Evringham tries to rush the' match for old Birmingham has been bitterly
 hostile to herself and daugltel ever since they came to live EltL 11rl after his LaWrence's, death.
 Jewels coming to the Birmingham hoAle was an accident. MT. and Mrs. Harry Tvring gham, old Birmingham 5 other son and daughter-iI-law, we're suddenly called to Europe. Not being able, financially, to take Jewel with them Harry wrote his father asking him to let jewel make her homo with him until ,their retuvn.
 | Cd Eyai1lgham hata5 children and reluctantly agree5 to te.he level in. By dcing so, However. he hepes to spite his daughter in-lalv, Mrs. Lawrence Ev1inShanl. Jewel meets with 9. frigid reception end tlle little
 golden haired child finds tllat sl,o has entered @. house of hatred and dis cord ,'' as she expresses t. She takes Ia Y strong liking to her gruff, stern
 old grandfather. however, with the result that he so0tens under her in fluence, her childlike simplicity an6
 generous. gool-hearted nature.
 l She cures herself Of 8 fever inte which she falls, owing to aI shadow of hatred which passes over the in. mates. of tue house. She wilSs the lhearts of the grim usekeeper, Mrs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-19

Orrna calls on tho jeweler at his of- lfice, ran.lers hin unconscious with tho. aid Of B poisoned needle, them vallo oaters and quickly makes up to closely resemble tho ieWnler. The rest is easy,
 Jack Cheney, detedtive, is called into t1e case end after careful re- search, locates hia men. Io rlalte1 'lr as TIe,dnlayer, thsn by tlle use oi electrical effects, so arightenG Yakc that he hrealrs, down and eonfessos duplicating Or,ne. The pair are soon doing a Double" alt Sing Sing, or long time engagement.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-19
npIuro THrATPH,

No5MaS--naring thert4 of priceless necklace eyecuted in shrepd daplight, in prominent eNeler z /effce.
 Dwight or,ne, 9 clever crook, de- ternaines to gain possession Of 8 very valuable pearl necklace worn by Mrs. Heldmayer, a wealthy jewellers wife, and secures ar interview with 'Tfe Great ValdO,'s an actor and imper- senator. After sounding his man, Orme offers the actor $5,000 for one performance. valdo's cupidity arous,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-19
E. G. HUDSON,S STATEMENT.

E. G.. Hudson, merchant of Char
 olee, Ga., says Foley Cathartie Tab- !ets are the "best on earth" for 3, thorough cleansing aud movement of the bowels without the slightest in convenience or sickening and no bao effects. They certainly do relievo in ulsestlon or constipation quickly anu nsen up the liver. They make you leel light, free and energetic. sa.laann
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-19

kard con frcra ttlo S'sicZ,ness which comes out of 2 bottle Saale converts Eloise .to the truth or lthe doctrine Of love and affection and warn1s the. hearth -o2 9 household which he1c1a 'had ,aal ocIL md eI2eerless.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-19
Holiness Elder Curses Toyp.

Omaha, Neb., Sept. 18.- Elder J. H. Aook' who preached at. tue final camp meeting of thA. Holiness de. nominatione at Bellevue, cursed the eswn tor what he termed its indiffer- encs' and wickedness, and prayed that 'sne 'nS Y Wsgea ot sin' De visited upon t,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-19

SAYS:- ;.- DON'T WORRY-CONKEY'S FOUL
 TRY TONIC will help the slow
 bnoulters feather up quickly. Get q
 Pail Conkey's Poultry Book FREE
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-19
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 1918, when the appointed, the . has handled .lSO last year, , , making Up a t. y year, 80 this. 70 were boys, ore } delinquent 5, and the de- children show 'ty-eight cases : ar bring this lS4 children.
 z eases brought 4, Comprising. or 14O chil-. side the court T. As to the es Of these committed to of the Good. $, $, the Reform ts a private. 'ur are out on were put on. homes and all. and improve were < 'ere dismissed nal, 1. removed ! the Court or. cases on hand Ions.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-19

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-19

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Evening journal., 1915-03-05
BUSINESS FEELS PROSPERITY.

The jackson and Sharp plant of tho
American Car and Foundry Company
has a large force of men busy filling
large contract for the gun cotton
plant OF the DUPONT Powder Company
at City Point, Va. For several days the
blacksmithing department Of the com
pany has been engaged in making
paddles for mixing gun cotton. There
arc more than 600 of these paddles in
the Order and they arc made entirely
of wrought iron. Over 800 braces for
the mixing tubs also arc being made
in this department. The machine
shops are busy making gun cotton
mixing tubs or iron.
The shipyard is also getting busy.
The keels for the four large freight
boats for the Dougherty Line OF Bal
timore. have been laid. They will be
3i5 feet long, so feet beam and so feet
depth OF hold. II is understood that
the local company has been trying 10
hire additional blacksmiths. but has
been unable TO secure them. Work at
the plant will soon be going hard and
the full complement Of men viii be
used.
Evening journal., 1915-03-05
POPLAR MECHANICS.

War Under the Sea-" is the leading
feature of this months issue OF Pop
ular Mechanics" magazine, which
contains an unusually interesting as
sortment Of articles that deal with
new inventions. natural wonders.
scientific features. and all sorts of
oddities and marvellous things. tits re-
pleto with photographs that illustrate
each and every feature and that help
make this magazine one OF the most
interesting of the month. Among some
of the features to be found i'm this
months number are new brooches
buoy. a worlds time clock, a new au-
tomato dish washer, new method OF
shipping cggs. ferry that will bridge
the distance between Havana and Koy
West, dustlcss concrete floors. auto
matte gas stove and freless cooker.
new telephone connection between
the two oceans and many other feat
uros of especial interest that are too
numerous TO mention. The Shop Notes
also contain any number of equally as
interesting and instructive bits OF in
formation.