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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-10

Mrs Evan c. Roberts OF Jefferson
avenue. was hostess 10 the Tuesday
Arts Club last evening at her home
Mrs. j. u. iarriOtt and little dauEh-
ter. are spending q few DAYS az Point
Marion. visiting with her mother.
Mrs s. Vt. LOwery Of tenaT avenue.
VIII spend a week a. Sugar Grove Pa.
visiting with relatives.
Herman RIggr Of Washington ave.
nue. has one TO Akron. o.. whore he
has accepted "a position.
Edward stephens Of Jefferson We
nue.. is spending 'vsral days at Nor
gantown. attending 20 business mat
tiers.
A number 81 local people will attend
the " 4 WESLEYAN football same
az Cl~arkeburr next Saturday afternoon
John Carney OF this city. has ac
copied 90 UOsf ID as mine engineer az
The Mound mine on First street
Mrs. Clara Kiula 81 Milford. IOl. iE
spending several days here visiting
with relative.
Mrs. Nlana YingIing. who has been
ll Tor some time past with drOUsV. was
reported Co bc in arr.tlcal condition
IL W fazier az TomlInaon avenue
spent yesterday attending 90 business
matters 90 Wheeling
Librri Camp $50 SIS. W % vs.. irIf.
afed n class ~ sr1u candidates into
tho mysteries of Woodcraft last even.
lnr
Tho N~oundsyIIIo MOTORCYCLE club
have arranged 90 hold % social THUR
DAY evening in their quarters ON Jef
IHr .uu avenue
Miss Caroline NoIIor has returned
f0 hsr home af Nf Do tranful after
H visit with relatives
Hr crowds arc attending fne revival
wasfIrva being hold OFF fh. baptist
church this week hy tHo Rev Joseph
Bennett
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-10

The state Normal school commtttca
aIc expected here Friday and will 20
over me proposed sites for the state
The Womcn's Relief Corps will hold
ihelr regular meeting Friday evening
Mrs. g. p Miller OF West Churrb
street entertained the members or "
O. thappells sunday school class or tho
Z hrlll'n church at her home on Tues
Miss psra Wheaton has returned 10
htr duties as teacher at Wheeling Greet
after a Few days visit at her home
Mrs Charles Courtm OF Washington
slIeet, has returned from n vrsfr WIN
''"HN'a IN Glen Easton and Mounds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-10
MADE OVER AGAIN.

Mrs. Jennie Miner. Davidson, Ina,
writes Il al truthfuliy say toley
Cathartic Tablets are the best | ever
used. They are so mild in action. /
feel like ! have been made over again
Good health has no greater enemy
than constipation. Foley Catharuc
Tablets keep the stomach sweet. nver
active. bowels regular. and Dan,sn
biliousness. sick headaches. sour
stomach. Stout persons welcome tie
light, free feeling they give.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-10

Of Grafton. w. Va. who h. recovering
from a recent illness.
Mrs. Henry Smith. Of this place. will
spend the weekend with her daughter
Mrs. RIOS Fowler. OF ST Clairsvillc. -.
Rev. George y Smith returned Mon
daN evening To- his homo iu Bcllairs AZ
ter a visit with his daughter. Mrs. John
kirk OF West Church street.
Miss Marie Bolau has returned to can
ton, after a. visit with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. j.. q. Bulon, of North Lincoln
avenue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-10
Petition for Writ OF Mendamus.

Notice was served on William Frs
kline. counsel for the Wheeling VIC
ton company yesterday. To the effect
that on November l6. the county court
Of Marshall county will petition Judge
II. 4. Heryey Tor "A writ OF mandamus
TO compel the Traction company to
by keeping the "Narrows" above the
city, clear of debris. erect guard rails
and keep the drains open. The peti-
ton will be argued AZ Wheeling. No
vember 10. with {. y. Carrigan and
Prosecutor Parriott representing the
court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-10
Social

Liberi Camp. No. IS. Wodern Wood
men of the World. Daisy Grove Circle,
No. %. and Boys Of Woodcraft. No.
SSia. viii hold a big social and enter
talnmcnt this evening in the Ellis
building. in hOnor OF fourteen new an
didates who We're recently INTRODUCED
into the mysteries of Woodcraft. Hon.
G.. r. Carrigan will deliver the chief
address of the evening, and the new
members of the order will be ban
quoted by the Ladies Circle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-10
New ONO Ineororauonv

The Chandler Motor car C0mpauy.
Cleveland. r. c. Chandler and others
The Building Products COMPANY. Toe
kdo. y. A Dreyfus and Others. $4,000
The Penucld Manufacturing Company.
hainesville. =. 81. Fenheld an Iothsrs.
Il 5000.
The Ford Washing Machine COMPANY
Cleveland. r. NJ. Calfce and others. SO
loo.
The -fcrelman Realty Company.
Cleveland. NJ a. Shaperu and others
he Illuminating Fixture Comuary
Fleveland, VI. a shapero and others
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-10
Negotiations called on.

Negotiations that were in progress
Saturday and Monday between the
managers of the IS. *. and High school
football teams for q game between
these two factions Saturday afternoon,
wer, declared OF yesterday. due TO
the High school beinp ineligible 70
play other high school team. following
the playing OF IN independent team.
This is "a ruling Of the Ohio Valley
Athletic Association.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-10
Riaes Funeral Yesterday.

INF last SAD MOS Tor lhe Iato MIS-.
HOusen Riggs. who died at her home
on Fourteenth street. Saturday after
az the family residence. The Rev. ~.
10. Howard. pastor of the First ". r..
church. Of which the deceased was a
member, OBLIGATED. lnterment was in
Mt. Rose cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-10

Lizasky. who sucCumbed at his home
IN Glendale. Sunday afternoon. after
"a lingering illness. were held yester-
day morning ar % o'clock az ST. Fran
els NaNiers church The Rev. Father
i. y Flanagan oMCiated. and inter
meui was in MI. Rose cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-10
FORMER pamsavin. OH.

wedding invitations have been receiv-
Announcing the marriage OF Mis- Lois
W l~lkeusburg. Pa. The wedding viii
t4Ne place November 2fth at the home
we prldeE Erandmother. Mrs. Mary
" tthtrDds OF North Chestnut street
Miss Wilson formally NNnd In nj. 80.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-10

Mary and william Myers. aged 4Nears
> month respectively. suffering with
i~iphtherta. were rt-Cusd by patrolman
g Johnston. when fire broke out iu
thetr home today. The mother was alb
from home at the time. TIL little
grit was playing with matches and set
flre 10 the rug. Nhc uthe nrc was dis
powered Johnston broke open "a door
tu gct the children. all the doors and
windows being locked
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-10

Daniel h. Tart. aged 65. IN OF
pne Of the leading dry goods firms OF
lhis city. died today after "a seven
illness. tie was one uf the most
prominent business men IN this city and
bad taken an active interest In ~reltgIuuz
ma charitable athirN. He was "a MEM
bcr OF the First Congregational church
bud Of the Masonic rider. tie II sur
IiNcd by his widow and Two children.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-10

The Marshall Medical Society held
its regular meeting yesterday after
noon az the court house. President
DIT i. J. Duffy presided. and SeCrcta-
rs W. 3. BouaT was IL his desk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-10
FROM
OHIO
~Intsnissnesr Bureau.

- ullnMlhs "a crap game late nst night.
Nintpn Nuhy, aged 80. and James Speu-
|cr, aged 2A. both cuiur,u. fought "a piss
Iol duel ma which Nuby was killed and
Spencer Was II D. said that
Spencer nrvd two shots al Nuby while
ID va running MMlN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-10
Firemsn Have Accident

automobile driven by Battalion Chief
Nice n Fireman clarence Osborn,
and crashed into "a tclcphou.
pole. Both nrcmcu were thrown out but
serious injury. The machiue
was demolished.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-10
GAINESVILLE

GAINESVILLE, o.. Nov.
lover ~Judkins OF North Chestnut
strtel charmlngly entertained the mem
on Monday afternoon ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-10
paughertv For senator.

Reports are current iu political cir
nlts that Harry VI. IauEhcrty. Of this
ATTY, former chairman III the RcpubIi-
pan state COMMITTEES. will have the sup
OF Governor Frank ~. Willis and
Senator T. p Burton FOR the
republican nomination for senator next
fear Burton Us a candidate for the RE
publican nomination for president and
Wills will seek mother term as gov
.rnor. Burton has Endorsed willis and
MINIS has iudored Burton.
Mr.. DaughcrtN was boo conference with
burton and Willis IN this city yesttr-
Law.
II is reported that Ralph H. cole. uf
Ftndlay. who was To have become "a cam
Nidate Tor senator next year viii wait
years more when bee will be- given
support or Burton. Willis and
p~augherty for rho nomination for SOW.
Ernor. Charles ". Dick. o.. ~. Wood
hansec and LAWRENCE Is. l.anEdou. also
OF for the Republican nomination
senator next year, are said Go have.
been left out OF consideration 10y the he
eaders
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-10

day. Maight Is an experienced walk.
er, while this is the first trip for his
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-10

CINCINNATI Tho federal courts
|ere were closed during the funeral OF
William ". Whitaker, late referee In
bankruptcy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-10

NAPOLEON-Capt. r. T.. Heller
|ormer mayor. was buried YESTERDAY.
he services were held in the Methodist
|hurch and were largely attended.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-10

Fox will deliver an address at the dedi-
|ation Of the new Elk Home lu CO.
|nmbus.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-10

1RONTON-perry Nahone. "a wen
citizen, was run down and killed
a train.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-10

CIRCLESNILLE-Ward Bowie. % wire
Expert for the Western Union Tvl,-
Eraph Company. died al his home iu
Pittsburgh. He will be buried from tu,
home OF his parent BOO this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-10

IRoNTON-This city is preparing 90
tote on a city charter.
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Granted Writ Of Error.

Circuit Clerk Victor +. Myers has
perme court that a writ of error has
been granted Grover L|ittleton. who
Is now serving a six year term In the
penitentiary. Lettleton was tried at
the last spring term O~f.cOurt, when
Judge 4. l.. Hooton presided. and was
represented by Attorney r. + Moore.
at the trial. The court imposed a
sentence OF five year for breaking
and entering the NJ. H.. Fisher store.
and a sentence OF one year on a petit
larceny charge. Lttleton was also
sentenced To serve six months in Jail
for escaping from the county road
crew.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-10

IRONTON-Rev. y. GosseIin Of ASH
and. died while al work at mis- desk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-10
%MOUNDSYILLE MAN
ARRAIGNED TODAY
HENRY BARcUS TO BE TRIED
THlS MORNING ON CHARGE
OF ATTEMPTED ARSON.
Defendant Has Retained Attorney
Brown to Fight His case-Other
MoundsVille News.

henry Barcus. MOundsville man.
Will be arraigned before Squire r. NJ.
Lewis. this morning. at 9 o'clock on a
charge of attempting to burn down
MS Wtfe's home. on East Fourth
street, M~oundsville. Barcus has re-
tanned Attorney Martin Brown. and
Will nght the serious charge that has
been preferred against him by his
wife.
Barcus is now confined In the Glen
dale hospital, having been taken there
Saturday evening to receive treat
ment FOR two bullet wounds in his
right arm. The wounds are giving
him very little trouble now and he
A. physically able TO leave that iusti-
tuition this morning.
The warrant for Barcus' arrest vas
Issued by Squire Lewis on complaint
OF his wife. a week ago this evening.
M barcus was arrested late that
evening by Police Officers White and
Coulter. At this instance he escaped.
aud as he was running White fired at
him. hitting him twice in the right
arm. He eluded capture until last
saturday evening, when he was again
taken into custody by Chief of Police
RAIDER. when a physician wes called itf
10 dress his MANNED armed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-05
THE GROW N-U'P BOY.

Look a moment at his work and at hers. He Is in an office all day, occu- pied with the problem of money getting. subjected to all sorts of rough experi- ences and hard knocks, from which he comes home tired and longing for some thing of totally different nature to draw his mind from the problems that have engrossed it during working hours.
 Let us stop just here to say that not for q moment do I desire to belittle the trials of the woman or to make out that her life has been a bed of roses. grant willingly that she has had troubles Of her own: that the small annoyances of domestic affairs have filled the forefront of her day; that countless little worries have har- assed her and told upon her. In way tho tribulations of her experience have been just as insistent as his-but they have been different!
 Now and then she may have been able to snatch few minutes rest. She has had constant change of occupation; she has gone from one room to the other, from one duty to the other; there has been variety In her pursuits. While they have wearied her and worn upon her they have not sapped her vitality as has the work In which her husband has been engaged drained his. She is quite will ing to talk over the events of the day with him. It does her good. in a way. to recapitulate them and review them from every point of discussion and give a full account of them.
 He, on the other hand, unless he Is an exception to the general rule, wishes to leave his office behind him and all the cares appertaining thereto He wants to forget it. Once in while there may be some problem he would like to submit to his wife. but usually he longs to let curtain of oblivion drop between him and b days work. so far as this is possiblN Plenty of his worries he can't get away from, but he would tell you, with som6 impatience, that it does no good to talk them over and that he would like to think of something more agreeable for while, just as a change from what he has been doing all day and will have to do again all day tomorrow.
 The wife may be so dead tired-as some- times happens-that she craves nothing so much as a quiet evenings rest and an early bed. But if she wishes to go out, she is quite as likely as not to look with pleasure at the suggestion of some social function for which she will put on her pretty clothes. How many men who have
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passed their first youth want this? Don't they desire either the same sort of quiet evening she does with the addition of a newspaper and 8 pipe. or the chance to go to some amusing s'show" which will supply a complete change of thoughts? They may not have less vanity than women. but they do not yearn to "climb into" their dress clothes or to attend some formal affair. They choose instead a musical comedy or an amusing play or some entertaining moving pictures. Not for them Is the uplift drama!
 "I am so disappointed" a wife be- n1oaned herself to me last winter. "I had made out the loveliest plan for our seasons amusements. There were to be several shakspearean plays given and three or four of Wagner's operas, and I thought 1t would be ss nice if we could get season tickets in advance, so as to be sure of good seats. And do you know that when suggested tmy husband just howled? He said he had troubles enough
 all day long without being carried of to highbrow shows in the evening-that if anything with Willie Collier or George M. Conan came to town could count on him, but not for those really good plays and operas. I can't understand his way of looking at things. I get tired, too. but for all that don't want to lose chance to improve myself"
 There Is just the difference. The small boy in the man arises rampant and doesn't wish to be improved. The hard work of the day has sufficed him for ef- fort, and when he leaves his office or his store or his other place of business and Is told he is to be amused it is amusement he seeks and not sugar-coated ameiiora- ton of his mentality!
 The woman who makes q happy hus- band and who is herself a happy wife is the one who follows the live and let live principle and permits him to be enter- tained in the way that suits him best not in the way she thinks ought to suit him. George Eliot it was. believe, who uttered the profound remark that dif- ference of taste in jests is a great strain upon the affections. So is difference of tastes in recreations. Too much is asked in demanding that a wife shall herself be thrilled by fishing or baseball or mu- sical comedy because of the appeal ono or all of these make to her husband, but she may at least acknowledge that he has a right to take his pleasures as he chooses them and not altogether hef selection.
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mallow roast accompanies picnic or similar festivity and the cookery of the marshmallows is part of the fun. They are held at the heat until they puff up and turn a delicate brown when they must be eaten at once. They are very good thus cooked. If any contributor has further in- formation 1 shall be happy to receive 1t and print it.
 "The Spinster.
 In a recent issue of the Helping Hand Corner was an article from your pen on 'Old Maids. The sentiment expressed was so in keeping with some Tines wrote several months ago, but have never sent to publisher, that inclose them to you VIII you accept them in the spirit in which they are sent?
 "I am the mother of four darling chill dren and have found time this year to com duct a Mothers Column in our daily paper, to coach some girls In Latin. and much to my surprise and delight to write verses accepted by several excellent mag azines.
 "The following are the verses to which I referred in my first paragraph:
 THE SPINSTER :" ITO Jane Addemsl. Since Time began foolish custom doth prevail 'Mongst those of fippant tongue and shallow
 mind
 To hold the !" Sptuster !" up-just a target to
 assail
 With arrows venom-tipped and most unkind A scape-goat she for many cruel jest. Of unrequited love and hopes belated. ecapegoat she for many cruel jest. ul-forsooth--because unmated. Be still you carping critics. every one You do but err in your depreciation. No woman underneath the shining sun
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4 Marshmallop Roast.

1T want to give a marshmallow roast and do not know how to go about it. I have never been to one, but have heard people speak of them. I will appreciate any advice you can give me or obtain for me DOROTHY D."
 There are several ways of conducting narshmallow roasts and which one to choose is decided by preference and cir cumstances. If it is given in the house the marshmallows are toasted at the gas on the end of long pins-hat pins usually: if the affair takes place out of doors, as I have heard of such parties occurring on the beach or in the woods. an open fire with q clear bed of coals must be supplied te do the roasting. Usually the marsh-
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Doth better serve her day and generation Like Joan of Arc and Englands virgin queen And Florence Nightingale and multitudes of
 others.
 She harbors more of real maternal love. I ween. Than scores of faithless wives and shftless
 mothers.
 Unmarried. yes-but welded to her duty On land and sea, in hospital and school. Handmaid of tenderness-not void of strength
 or beauty.
 Whom no one underwriters but blatant fool. Tho stranger to the travaiiings of birth
 then?
 Is she not mother to the waifs of earth And hepmeet to a race of struggling men?
 E. B. N. I am grateful for the words of com mendation of my talk and am happy to hear of another woman who feels as do upon the question of unmarried wom- en-so called old maids" The words of a woman who Is proving her ability to be a wife and mother and so much besides should carry weight with all of us.
 st S
 Anxious 10 Hdpc Camera. II am seeking your aid in an effort to get some old coins. Also I am very anxious to have a camera. I hope am not asking too much of you! E. F." The demands for cameras are constant, but trust there may be one in the Corner for this correspondent. and that her wish for old coins may be gratified also.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-05
Wants Tatting Patterns.

I saw the kind offer of Gertrude V. H. to send tatting patterns and would like to get them. Will she be so good as to send them to me, or will you give me her address? MRS. w. F. M."
 Unfortunately the tatting patterns had been given away before the arrival of this letter. Is there not some other cor respondent who has such patterns and will write for the address of this Cornerite?
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cent representatives of class. Clergy men are usually ardent fishermen, and the devotees of the sport come from every profession and line of work.
 What woman would return with such zest to any amusement of her childhood if she had holiday choice offered her? She has become woman and put away childish things. but the man seldom
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reaches this stage, St. Paul to the con trary notwithstanding When he does he has lost one Of the best things out of life. one of the things which help to keep him young and give him an inter est beyond his work
 So I repeat that it is an unfortunate condition of affairs when a woman fails to appreciate the eternal boy lurking in
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called lacto. Mrs. c. might be able to find ready sale for this. The Iowa state experiment station published bulletin on this subject in 1913. The number of the bulletin is 140 and can be obtained by writing to the experiment. station.
 LIE G." This suggestion is also of value and there should be no difficulty in securing the bulletin named.
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her middle aged or elderly husband and feels that he must take account only of serious things. Instead of that she should cultivate the child in him to the best of her ability and never condemn or crush it.
 HoN often does she live up to her duty in this respect?
 Not only in lack of sympathy with his desire to go fishing or beating or
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Rose Leaf Sachets.

Win you please send me recipe for rose leaf sachets? A. B."
 As have said before recently, the only recipe I have for rose leaf sachet is the direction for rose potpourri which has lately appeared in this Corner. If any of our correspondents can give the instruc- tions asked by A. B. shall be happy to use them on the page or to give the address of A. B.
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Use of Buttermilk.

noticed that Mrs. c. would like to know how to use the large quantity of buttermilk she has on hand. Buttermilk can be employed to make an ice cream
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Rice and Pimenfoes.

Here is recipe for rice and pimentoes, which is favorite in my family. Wash one cup of rice and boil until tender and nearly dry in salted water. Remove from