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The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1915-12-24

working.'
I'm sorry Ruth murmured. Some
how she felt little disappointed. An ap-
peal for charity after all--and this woman
had seemed different from other "hard
luck' visitors.
$50 IN I! And there 8 no telling when
we III be back in the shop. I'm a garment
worker. You know we re striking, don It
your" Her tone was almost sneering in
its quiet insolence.
"Certainly.' Ruth was little net
tied. "Now if you III tell me what I can
do for you?''
81 saw you fussing with the babies at
the day nursery the other day-and l liked
your face. Any children?''
Gone boy-but he only lived few
hours.' Ruth wondered why she was
talking so freely to this girl with the hun
CRY, restless eyes.
"My sisters got three of 'em,' said
the striker wits seeming irrelevance. "Her
husband s been out of work ever since the
strike was caled-there s never been no
scabs in our family. We've eaten up
everything he and I saved-not much on
what we were getting-and now the kids
go hungry-hungry most Of the time. Our
GOALS almost gone, too. Last night the
baby across the hall died-cold, 1 guess,
and because his mother didn It have enough
milk for it. IN glad We never had no
kids to suffer like that.'
Her voice, quiet, passionless, sounded
drearily through the dim, fre-lit room.
Ruth, with one Of her impulsive gestures,
crossed the floor and sat beside her. 90 IN
sorry she murmured weakly, "but 1
didn It know. At the nursery they told me
things were bad, but never dreamed they
were like that. I'll write you check,
and
II didn't come begging" A sudden
anger blazed in the girls sunken cheeks.
to the nursery seem good for-to write
us check once in a while, and then to
button up their sealskins and 60 off in their
automobiles. Sealskins-when our kids
are freezing!'
"But if you don't want money-what
can I do for you?'
"I'm on committee for the women
and know more about the insides of the
strike than you do from all your news
papers. Anyhow, they're bought up like
the lawyers-and some Of the ministers.
All the manufacturers are willing to arbi-
trate except one concern-Strassberge and
Ruperts. The belong to your husband s
congregation, don It they?"
eyes. But what have I to do with all
you re telling me?''
"Nothing- your husband has-if he
wants to. A lot of ministers, who think
we strikers are in the RIGHT don u want
to see the manufacturers starve us into
coming back. They want us to get chance
to arbitrate; they're willing to speak for
us!'
"Well?''
"We've written to all the big minis
tiers and rabbis, and most of 'em are 60
ing to speak on the strike this week. We
wrote to your husband, too. But he hash t
answered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-04
DAVE Says

He has never posed as a philan-
thropist but he has it figured out
that he is one, just as the other
man who would give away a fourth
of everything he earned.
Not many people do that, to be
sure, but Kraus Bros. practically
are doing il, right now.
In other words, any heavyweight
suit, or overcoat, or Mackinaw in
their store is yours at 2595 off.
And ANYBODY who knows the
Kraus-Maie knows TOO that they
may not be sell at twenty-five of
and still leave a profit.
BUT Kraus Bros. want every man
and young man in this city and vi.
cinitY TO have a good suit or over.
eoat-that's the reason for the
PRESENT sale.
Weathe- for to-day-Fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-04
COMMERCIAL ORGANIZATIONS TO
DISCUSS EASTERN OHIO STRIKE
BENEFIT GAME
VIM he Played IN Very Near Future by
wesleyan College Varstty ana
Aiumni aasist Bsn Teams

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligence.
BUCkHANNoN. W. Va. Jan. 3.-Ar-
rangements have been under way for
about two weeks now to play a benefit
basket ball game at this place. for the
suffering Belgians The plan Is about
completed and IL is likely that the wes-
leyan Alumni team will be played. This
would assure a good contest and tho
people here seem to be much in sym
pathy with the movement there Is no
doubt but that the big college gymnas-
lum VIII De taxed TO its capacity. The
problem, but IL would be easy to pick a
5000 team at g moments notice. iron,
Toothman. Goose" Ward. Sky Archer.
Doe Garrett. Ike Lanham. and
others. The date OF the game will be
decided and given out In the near future
" the arrangements can be completed.
IL Is probable that 10 will be played at
an early date, as the seats have been
installed In the biz Gym and there IL
now room TO take care OF a thousand
spectators
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-04


Woodman band will be held this eve
The Elm Grove Company Boys bril-
Eade Will meet Thursday evening TO-
their regular weekly drill
Peter Ffnnegan. returned yesterday
20 Elm Grove after having spent the
past several days at Cameron attending
TO business.
Mrs. n. NJ Ross. returned yesterday
10 her home at Woodsdaie after having
spent the past several days as the
guest OF friends at Akron.
Axel and Herbert Hellstrom OF Woods
dale. left yesterday for Pittsburgh.
where they will resume their studies
in Carnegie Tech.
Miss Matilda sehsrf. OF woodsdale.
where she will resume her studies In the
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bonar have re-
turned to their home at Cameron. after
having spent the past several days a.
the guest OF relatives at West Liberty.
Misses Carrie McKsin and Margaret
Moore. Will return to-day To West LIB
ertya where they will resume their
studies after being the guest Of Miss
Ella Weeks at Triadelphia. for several
days.
Miss Merle Ashbrook of Washington.
Ia. II spending several days as the
guest of Miss Winons Dorsey. at Elm
Grove.
Miss Mabel Atkinson. OF Mt. Leon. will
leave this morning for Grove City. where
she Will resume her studies In college
after having spent the holidays as the
guest Of her parents.
William X. Keyser. OF Elm Grove. left
last evening FOR Charleston. where he
will spend several weeks as representa-
tive OF the lntelligencer at the session
or the legislature.
Samuel u. Lively returned Saturday
To his home "a Him
spent last week at Weston where n was
attending to business.
Harry Kimmins. Of CIaysviIle. Is
spending n Few days as the guest OF
friends and relatives at Elm Grove.
willard Harris returned Saturday
from Bethany. where ne has been spend
ing the pest several days organizing a
Noodman lodge
CLYDE Rice and Edwin Carter. who
have been spending ire holidays as the
guest OF relatives az Elm Grove Will
leave to-day for West Liberty. whore
Normal
Miss Sue waddeII returned last even
Ing 10 Cameron. after having spent the
holidays rs the guest Of her parents at
West Liberty.
Miss HAITI Lyons Of near West Alex
nnder. left last evening to resume her
duties as teacher In the school after
paving spent the holiday vacation at
John Creighton returned Saturday L..
his home at Film Grove after having
spent the past week with the Wheeling
high school basket ball team ON their
trip through the state
ihe regular weekly meeting Of the
Woodman band will he held this evening
In the town hall at Elm Grove
The Elm Grove company Boys Eripade
VIII meet Thursday y ening for their
regular " aekiy drill
Peter F1nnegan returned yesterday 10
Elm Grove. after having spent the pnst
several days ~ Cameron attending 10
buFin So.
Mrs. X. VI. Ross returned yesterday tu
her home 81 Woodsdsle. after bavlnr
spent the past several days as the guest
OF friends az Akron
ANel and u fbert Heilstrcm. OF Woods
dale left yesterday for Pittsburrb ,ybgre
gle Tech
Miss Matilda Scharf OF WoodsdaIs
left last evening for West Liberty. wh,rs
she VIII resume her studies in the Nor
NAL. after short vacation at her home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Bonar have re-
turned 10 their home at Cameron. after
having spent the past several days as
the guests of relatives at West Liberty.
Misses Carrie McKnin and Margaret
Moore viii return today 20 West Liber-
" where they Will resume their duties
IN the school after having spent the
Christmas vacation at their homes al
West Alexander.
Miss Josephine WIN. will leave TODAY
Tor West Liberty. where she will re-
sumo her studies after being the guest
several days
Miss Merle Ashhrook. Of Washington
"a. u Spending several days as the
Grove.
Miss Mabel Atkinson 81 Mt. Leon will
leave this morning FOR Grove city where
SIC VIII resume her studies in college
guest Of her parents.
William Y. Kevser 81 Elm Grove left
last evening for Charleston where he
WI spcn dthe neNt several weeks as
the session Of the Legislature.
samuel ~. Lively returned Saturday
20 ~ nome az Elm Grove after having
Was attending 90 business
Hafry kimwins. Of ylaysvilis. ir
errudiug few fays ~ the guest %
friends and relatives ~ vim Grove
willard Harrfa returned gaturdav
Ing che past UsVfrH1 DAYS 0rraufrfu~ !.
Woodmar lodge
CLYDE Rice md Edwin carter who
have been spending the HOLIDAYS ae tho
ruea' rr rf1afirca af rIrr grovs viii
leave TODAY Tor West Liberty whore ffer
viii resume their Hfudicq ~ the Normal
Mise Sue Waddell returned last eve
ming tu Cameron. after having apert
The hnIlinr- He fra guest uf nor rar-
cufe II WH.f liberty
MieH Hattie IvHrr OF Neat geaf
Alexander frrf fHaf ayafur fo rs-I.,,,..
her fufIrr He frrrHrr fn the SCHOOL All.
~ having spent the holiday vacation 4f
hrr home
John IrsI uHfuu rffururd SATURDAY 90
bic home Hf EIn Grove after f1ufrr
errrt the raa' week wifh ere Wheeling
Heb school basket tHlf team or fbefr
trim through the afnfe
The regular weekly meeting OF tts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-04
ORANGE AND LEMON
NAMEs or FIGHTERs

Preamble. This o. true
Ever hear m bruurs krTrr
Down Huhustuwu way they know
MIN we'll Tatsy Bruunirar. -
lItfrhurrh had the honor 81
mcstinE the young gentleman
Ieu weeks aru and earned q de-
Diriuu over him lu ten rounds fn
The town known chiefly for "a GER
tain hlHTTrir occasion when ID
vent wet suddenly and COM
Hut back 90 Orange. ORANGE is
uut a nom DO rnru ft fa 40,
lld Hrrst -to.luhusf0wn nama
Why 10 Dr. orange never has been
lltulgef. lf ever 10 a. eth
deeper mystery MAJ br uufuideI
alec Ifd who ialilHa with Che
El1tea ifia name Dr. not agarIr
o. sweet a. Oranges Sc wac
rhIistfnHi Lemon Oh PAPA Krsr
Nut Lemuel or Lommche. but
Lemon
Lemon 10 out on the coast nov
70 Is GOT among the orange. AZ
fWrre orange r. nt home amunr
The IuhuHfrWurrn
Nsithfr 81 the lads 10 old
enough set tn be SOFT Neither
~ colt TIgkiuE and either can rasf
~ couple 20 rounds 90 the hlf
and rff away game Also each fn
on Hdn tu the other in trafnfnr
Other lnNId. uua comparisons arc
barred nv the pruuavlvaula state
board ~ cenaora
~ this be- treason make the
most ~ Patrick Henry. ~ they
Say lu rittaburFh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-04
Auto WRECKED.

A Ford automobile owned and driven
by Mrs. Hullian Quarter. OF Echo Point
was badly damaged Saturday. about
noon. near the n. a .. crossing at Elm
Grove Just wha caused the accident
could not be learned. but the fact re-
mained that II skiddcd into the sign
post and telegraph pole near the cross
ing. and was considerably mashed up.
The left rear vince was almoS com
pletely demolished and the mud guard
practically torn from the machine. For
tunately however the occupants Of the
car escaped injury. The automobile was
taken TO local garage for repairs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-04
Knights win Install.

tic Lodge. No. %, X. of p. will be held
at the odge rooms at Elm Grove this
evening. Matters pertaining to the
business OF the order will be taken up.
Following the regular business the OF
Ulcers for the year OF 1915 will be in
: allied. The following members OF the
order VIII be In charge during the pres
ent year: Chancellor Commander. Robert
- Burkett; Vice-Chancellor. 8. r. HID
reth; Frelate. l., s. Winters; Master at
r. Wayt: Keeper of Records and Sea IL
and Master OF Finance. J. T. Warden.
Inner Guard. r. w. Cuttings: Outer
Guard John Mccoy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-04
PLAY HARD GAME
Linsly Institute nasket nall Team win
Clash with Strong Siste<svflls
High Team Friday.

The Linsly basket ball tossers VIII on
Friday evening. play the Sistersvilie
nigh school team In the Linsly Armory
IN what Is expected to be one of the
most Interesting games OF the season, as
this u one OF the hardest games on the
schedule OF the Tigers FOR this season.
For the next few days. Coach Morton
viii put the local squad through some
contest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-04
LOCALS LOSE
Ohio couegians Defeat the whssiinx
Collie gians in Good Game AZ
LtuEly Armory Saturday.

Ia featurelsss game PLAYED ON the
liusly pavilion SATURDAY evening the
OHIO tolleEiars defeated the wheeling
glIeElans ~ basket hail hy the score ~
u 20 p The game was played A. a
benefit anair 10 aid the starving Bel
CLANS. but was poorly attended The
game was rouEht and NJ times closely
tesefnblcd wrestling match The shoot
ing of Cooper Tor the phloans gave them
q lead early On the second half aud the
locale were unable e. overcome 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-04
Directors Meet.

The annual meeting OF the directors OF
the First National Bank at Elm Grove
was held Saturday afternoon. q {
woods. cashier Of the bank made r.
ports OF the work OF thu past year aud
the bank was found TO BE- In first clsss
CONDITION. The regular IL per cent
stockholders dividend was declared Th..
board also accepted the resignation Of
q. b. Pryor. ns assistant cashier ana A.,
pointed Robert McLain Woods 10 the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-04
WIN Resum. Prnotic.

Students AZ the Triadelphia district
hiEh school VIII heFin practice for the
basket bail team today after having en-
loved several days vacation while tho
school was closed. Some 81 the boys
however have been spending consider
able time during the veuinrs and indl.
cations are that the team will b. ready
20 schedule games within tho near ~.
ture. The girls are also making nrena-
rations % comnlcte good schedule and
tho outlook for an excopftona1tv fast
team T. good
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-04
Good ahatinr.

For the rast several days the skaters
IN the out-the-pike district have been
enjoying exceptionally good skating on
the ponds and small streams IN this Vi
entity. Perhaps the most popular places
during the past few days have been the
lake At the park and the Baltimore and
ohio railroad reservoir az Point Mills
saturday evening and yesterday both
places were covered and the skaters re-
port better skating than at any time
during the season
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-04
JOINT MEEriNe WILL BE HELD IN
COMMERCIAL CLUB ROOMS,
eELLAiHE, OHIO.
Representative From This District to
Gather Tuesday Night-Ask Fed
erai Investigation.

message was received in Bellaire.
Saturday. from Hon. w. b. Francis, Of
the Eighteenth Congressional district
OF Ohio. suggesting that boards OF
trade and other commercial organiza-
lions of Eastern Ohio cities and OF
Wheeling make an effort to enlist the
aid Of Secretary OF Labor Wilson I'm
adjusting the mineBs' grievance in
Eastern Ohio.
Some time ago II was apparent to
members OF the Beilaire Commercial
Club that neither the operators nor
the miners will come TO amicable
terms by which the strike may be
settled. and a third party will be nee
essary 10 bring about an adjustment
Of the controversy.
With that end in view, Secretary
Martin. OF the Bellaire Commercial
Club. sent letter to Congressman
Francis urging him TO use his infiu-
ence TO have the Secretary OF Labor
arbitrate the Eastern Ohio coal strike.
Secretary Wilson informed Mr.. Fran
els rhat II was not the custom OF the
department. to interfere in such az
fairs only when requested by the en-
ployes. the employers or by persons
directly or indirectly interested in the
controversy.
Meet Tuesday.
As soon as the telegram was re-
ceived Saturday Secretary Martin got
busy with various boards OF trade
and commercial bodies in Eastern
Ohio and arranged a meeting TO be
held In the Commercial Club rooms in
Beiiaire Tuesday evening
At this meeting a resolution will be
presented asking Federal Intervention
IN the Eastern Ohio coal strike, and
requesting Secretary OF Labor Wilson
TO use his influence in bringing about
settlement IL is not expected that
Secretary Wilson will be the arbiter
In the controversy. but that a commits.
sion VIII be appointed by him. or by
president Wilson. to investigate the
causes leading up to and continuing
the strike among the miners Of East.
ern Ohio.
Secretary Martin. of the Bellalre
Commercial Club. sent out notices 10
all the commercial bodies in the strike
zone 20 attend the meeting. and II Is
expected that representative from all
the organizations will be present.
Secretary r. n. Naylor. OF the
wheeling Board OF Trade. has called
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-04
NO GAME.
Beliaire High sophomores Unable TO
Reach City Saturday.

a break In the machinery at the power
plant OF the Wheeling Traction Company
Saturday evening. made IL impossible Tor
the BellGire high school sophomores TO
reach Wheeling In time for the games
with the Y. NJ. 4. \. intermediates. No
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-04

What kind of cigars do you wish To
give your husband. northumberland or
domesticT'
''Oh. domestic. by all means I'm Civ
ing Them 20 him 60 encourage him to
spend his evenings at home you know"
Judge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-04
woodmen Lodre.

The regular weekly meeting of Henry
Clay Camp. Modern woodmen OF Amer
lea. Will be held Tuesday evening at the
lodge rooms In Hands hall After the
transaction OF routine matters several
candidates will be taken In and the re-
Gently elected Officers will be Installed
Several matters OF Importance will come
Up ana all members are urged 70 attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-04
Rural z. n. O. A

The regular weekly meeting Of tho
Rural Y. NJ G, was held yesterday after
noon In the Vance Memorial church AT
Woodsdale. The speaker for the after
noon was Rev. l.. $. Crosse. pastor OF
Rev. Crosse made an excel en- address
before well filled house. The meetings
are creating considerable enthusiasm In
the district and are constantly growing
In membership.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-04
Schools win Reopen.

All schools IN Triadeinhia district will
reopen this morning after having been
closed since December 20 Reports from
the different communities are 90 the ef-
fect that the health OF the students IL
exceptionally good and the teachers and
OFFICERS OF the board Of education are
expecting the latter part % the term 20
rrove one 81 the most successful In the
history Of the schools
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-04

The regular weekly meeting ~ Henry
'av Camp Modern W1ofrrcr ~ Aurrr.
l"a WV - held Turrdav ereuir~ NJ fnr
lodge room M Hand u ball After tho
frnne1rfl0n n routine fnaffers rsvrraf
rfr0i11fra VII Do taken fr rrH 90. 10
Gently elected Officers viii ne Iraf4rrf
several matters ~ fnurrrfHrrr VIII come
nnd 1ll member are urrr1 fo o.
tend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-04

\ n1eetinr n fho Turfor fIvIeInn m ~
Caruthers Mission Hand viii be- hold
Saturday IN the Stone church NJ Tffn
Grove Several matters pertaining 60 the
business 81 the hand will come up al
This time and plans for the work 10
Pc done during the coming wear Will be
taken Up. AZ members arc urged fo
attend che meeting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-04

Tho regular monthly meeting NJ fhe
F'fn Grove council viii he held Thurs
day evening iu enc town han ne ftst
place several natter o. flrHIraaa wfff
come up NJ fhfa time nnH rerorfa ~
business franeacfrd dHrfnr the naet vr4r
VII 10 rrad several other Irur4rfrrt
matters VII aia0 come ur
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-04

a meeting Of the directors for this
evening. in the Market Auditorium.
when arrangements will be made for
attending the meeting at Bellaire on
Tuesday evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-04
DEFEAT WHEELING
Local High School Alumni met Defeat
az the Hands OF Weiisburg Alumni
On Latter'S Floor Saturday.

In one OF the best games ever played
az Wehsburg the Wheeling High school
alumni association met defeat SATURDAY
evening at the hands OF the former team
by the score OF 81 TO II. The contest
was attended by large crowd and was
fast and interesting from the start. The
playing Of Steele for the local team
featured the contest. he making a total
team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-04
Mnuu2oo>
3DMaW1

up at this time and reports of business
transacted during the past year will lI,.
read Several other important matters
will also come up
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date has as yet been set for the game.
but IL viii likely b. played some time
during this week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-04
The WHEELING INTELL|GENCER
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
CLASSIFIED ALPHABETICALLY
IRON FENCES.

Iron Fences-iOO Designs. Can fur
manufacturer.
G. ]. Witzel. Nat. Phone 1897.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17

Chiffon. When 1 had absorbed the
beauty OF this gown 1t also disap-
peared and in its place there came
a petite maiden of the Second EN-
pire clad IN a tatfeta dance froci. Of
palest pink. Z
The simple bodice had the sloping
shoulders made famous by the beau.
tiful Empress Eugene. From the
low decolletage hung q graduated
ruffle of taffeta. the widest points
coming over the shoulders.
The corsage fitted the figure, &C.
centuating the smallness Of the waist,
and the yoluminous skirt, was
gathered at the top and trimmed
about the hem with two bands OF
Natter blue ribbon. ornamented at
the upper edges with pleated frills
OF the tafteta. A bowknot OF tiny
blue and pink flowers adorned the
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bodice front. ] have visions Of the
many debutantes who VIII appear
CARRIED in frocks such as this.
Fashion has noticeable fondness
for the younger generation this sea
son. and the costume that followed
the dance.frock was a youthful crea.
ton Of sapphire blue with a founda.
ton OF silk Of the same tone. Over
the chiffon bodice was arranged Q
tumper-e6ect OF chiffon taffeta and
tie full sleeves were gathered into
snugly fitted Guns which extended
nearly to the elbows. ! A line OF small
silk-covered buttons and loops fast
ened the cuffs.
The skirt was wide. OF course, and
was ornamented near the hem with
U five-inch band Of embroidered net
in tones Of blue. dull rose, green and
black. About the waist and low over