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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-18
Briefs and Personals.

Mrs. George Delaney and baby we're
guests o. Mrs. Herman Moore Saturday.
Miss Anna Steer Of Salem. o.. is
visiting at the home Of her uncle. Jos.
rnh HnCc, Of 1T. Pleasant. She is just
rciurninE from Philadelph where she
underwent an operation for appendt-
citis.
Rrv. VI. c. Patterson and interest.
ing chile rem. Florence and George. Of
Belmont. were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. L. Fisher Wednesday.
An leo cream festival was held at
Srcidel VI. f. church Saturday even
ing.
Mrs. Riley Graham Of Tacoma spent
lest week with relatives at Quaker City.
Mrs. Clarence Patton and Mrs. Jesse
Bailey Of Tacoma went TO Delaware last
week To take treatment for rheumatism
ut Magnetic Springs.
Mrs. W'elday Groves and Miss Ella
Fisher also Mrs. Jessie Perry and Mrs.
Mort Morris of Columbus were visitors
Fisher Friday.
William Simmons OF Whigville. O..
was through these parts one day las:
week buying stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Moore OF Mt. Holly
we're shopping in GAINESVILLE Saturday.
Dallas Goodman of Sneidel visited
relatives in Holloway Saturday.
Misses Vera and Myrtle Brooks re-
turned home Saturday from visit with
Hunter and Bethesda relatives.
Mr. and Mrs James Fulton Of bethe-
sda wore on the Ridge Tuesday. Mr..
Fulton is in the piano business.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boyd Of Tl!ton'
Will. we're guests "f Mr.. and Mrs VIII
liam Eoyd Saturday and Sunday.
Ncssrs Victor Stewart and Edgar
Edwards Of Lower Sandy were guests
Of Earncsville friends Saturday even
irC
Mrs. George Craig of Kings bridge. is
confined 10 her home with sciatlc
rheunla ism.
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PIRATES COME FOR
GAME HERE SUNDAY
MANAGER CALLAHAN SAYS HANS
WAGNER AND OTHER REGU-
LARS WILL PLAY.
Adams is Slated to Do the TWirling-
Schmidt or Gibson Will Be
on the Receiving End.

Honus Wagner. lhc Flying Dutch.
man and universally acknowledged 10
be The greatest hall player Of all time.
will be seen in this city next Sunday
by the real true hle baseball f"n for
Wagner and the rest Of tho ttSburGh
Pirates will play an exhibition game
with the Wheeling club on the home
GrOundsin conjunction with Tho rcEu-
lar. lea que game on Sunday, July %.
Manager Callahan will send team
of dozen or thirteen Of his regular
players. including two pitchers. ;wo
catchcrs four inficlders. three outheld-
ers and one or two utility mon. Tho
Pirates will take. an early train from
Pittsburgh Sunday morning and ar.
rive here about noon time. They will!
depart for ihr Smoky City after The
game. for they are booked 10 play
against the phillies at Forbes field on
Monday.
This will be tho only appearance If
the. Pirates in This city this season.
and it's n special compliment 10 the
Wheeling club and the city, Charley
Adams will probably pitch and both
Gibson and Schmidt will come along
for The catching roles
The roster Of the Pittsburgh club Is
as follows:
Catchcrs-Wilson. Gibson Schmidt
! Pitchers-Mamaux. Miller. Kantlcn.
jner, Cooper Harmon. Adams. Jacobs.
Infeld-Johnstnn. Farmer, Wagner
and Baird
! Oulfeld-Costello Carey and Hinch-
! Irtilitv-Eiox and Schultz.
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HORSE NOTES

1t takes some PAGER to head Ron
ME Boy, by Bonnie. over mile track.
r. H. Brett. by Waponee, trialed
at North Randall in 2.01 Il a week AGO.
Sam Earring, with Gilbert NJ,
landed third money in the 2:l2 pace at
Youngstown
Harry Dcvcreaux. s. by John a:
McKerron, carries a matinee mark OF
2:15l5.
George Summers by Major Eid.
mer, has a wagon record of 2:llE,
made at Pittsburgh.
Up 10 date, Is horses have made
new. 2:10 records. all but five over The
half mile track.
-Sangaree, oh T. by Peter tho Great
a three-year-old, trotted 10 cart in Eli
at Pittsburgh.
Helen Worthy by Baroncalr. cs'
tahished race record OF eli =, at
Youngstown. Ohio.
Under American Association rules
at Toledo, Ohio. in Is races 81 horses
shared in the money.
Eddie McGralh, with Adbcll Penn,
saved his entrance fe in the I'll rrot
at Tiffin, Ohio.
The Del-Mar.Via circuit opens at
Chcstertown, Md, July IS. Eleven
classes are on the program.
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MRS, PETER ERb DIES
AFTER LONG ILLNESS
WIFE OF PROMINENT EAST END
liVERTMAN 5JCCUMBS TO
COMPLICATIONS.
Funeral Services Will Be Held Thurs
day Morning From the st.
AIphonsus Church.

Mrs. Rosalia Erb. aged II. wife OF
the late Peter Erb. died last evening
at $50 o'clock in the North Wheeling
Hospital. after an illness which ex-
tended over period Of eight months.
Mrs. Erh eight months ago was oper-
ated upon. and complications followed
which resulted in her death last night.
Mrs. Erh was born in 1915. AT Hes
sen Tulda. Germany. and at the age
Of -. came 10 this country, coming
directly 10 Wheeling. In 1864 she mar.
ried Peter T. Erb, we'll known livery
man. whose death occurred two years
ago. The marriage service took place
in the ST. Alpnousus church. Rev.
Father krausch officiating.
Mrs. Erb is survived by one sister,
Mrs. Jnstina Miller of North Main
street. and nine children: Mrs. F. r.
Morris Of Cleveland. Mrs. John Nc
Gowan Of Cleveland. Miss Carrie ana
Matilda Erb at home. George F.,
Charles. Peter, Albert, and Edward a.
Of Charleston.
Funeral services will be aeie Thurs
dav morning ar the ST. Alphonsus
church at an hour yet to be determ-
ined. Burial will be at the Mount
Calvary cemetery.
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Serenade" brought her to another
stage in her career when she was only
TWENTY-FIVE years old. She had demon
strated to such an extent her ability 10
draw audiences that Victor Herbert,
composer Of The Serenade." wrote an
opera specially for her. That was The
Fortune Teller" and as star at the
head of her own company in that
opera, beginning in 1895. and later in
THE Singing Girl" she created one
OF the biggest light opera audiences
that ever followed the fortunes OF a
star.
In 1902 she attained her first foreign
audience. successfully producing The
Fortune Teller" in London. Having
reached the pinnacle of light opera.
she did what no other light opera star
ever has done-becau:e star Of the
first order in grand opera. She cap
tured her first grand opera audience
in the Rellini theatre. Naples. and has
kent on charming other grand opera
audiences in Italy. England and the
United States since.
But meantime she has Greater an
other audience o. stanch supporters in
her winter concert tours. And now
she is creating her latest and largest
audience in that unique American IN
stitutioH. the chautauQua.
Miss Nielsen is 10 reach Wheeling
Thursday morning in her private car.
The Elysian." Her party consists OF
Mrs c. P. Sickle, private secretary:
William Reddick. pianist. and Karl
kirk.Smith. celliSt. The same train
will bring a concert grand piano which
is TO be used for the Nielsen concert.
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Shadysidc Briefs.

Misses Nullc and Thro. Summons are
visiting their aunt. MrS. Monroe. Al Sis
trrSville.
\ party consisting Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Fr""man. MIR. and Mrs. Wilson.
Mrs. \ VI. Rial and Miss Thompson or
McMcchcn; Misses Margaret Schad.
Ma=inl"n" Schad. sue AIahnod, and AM
eliza l.aas "t ENnwood and Mrs. l.. j.
Lindsey and daughter. Miss Jessie. OF
ShadySidc. attended church aj :tctnany
sunday and had picnic dinner ana
spent tho afternoon with Misses Edna
Rial ,E.cnora Eocn,,T. l;ilah Acklny Helen
Mrs, William rnf. Mrs. r. Il. Fish
shoppers a, Wheeling "n Monday;
cecil Hain"$ spent sunday with rcla-
,iv"S ~ LIMA. ".
Herman Wright VIII move his family
Ia WoodShnlh this Week.
Howard Bowen Of North Carolina, has
been visiting his parents. Mr.. anG Hrs.
Charles Fownn Of Forty-frsi street.
Mrs. Martha Marsh is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Ray Warnock al Cam
bridge
AIr. ami Mrs VIII James are visiting
his father. ". y. lanes Il: Parker shurS.
Harry Fisher Of Mulicns. W. Va. has
COR fcv days.
Mr.. and Mrs. rex Armstrong spent
the week end with relatives at Arm
strong.
Mrs. Wiz. Thomas is visiting her
sister n; Mont gomnry. w. Va.
Miss Catherine Eowon and Miss ROD
jeska Wii"v are visiting friends al
MOundsviiir
Mrs. Walter Bang. Of Bethesda. VISIT
ed friends here the latter part OF the
week.
Mrs. i. r. kryS"r and Mrs. Robert
Futhry arc vlsr'inr relatives III Illinois.
Mrs Nice caldwell OF .tllcdon'a. is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Herman
Wright.
Harry Workman who has been work.
ING az NkrCn spent Saturday evening
and sunday with his family here.
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MISS NIELSEN HAS
APPEALED TO MANY
TYPES Of HEARERS
CHILD WONDER, LIGHT OPERA
STAR AND GRAND OPERA
PEIMA DONNA.
Chautauqua is Her Latest Ach'eVe'
ment-WiIl Arrive ~ "heellna
in Special Car Thursday.

It has been said with authority that
Alice Nielsen. the rrIH!a donna So
piano who comes 70 tue Bridge paE"
chautauQua Thursday n!Sai. mas Cr'-
ated mora :1idienc"S ihan any nfA"T
great SINGER. Ry this Is mean; types
of audiences
First she attracted attention as 4
child wonder. <tar;In: her proteSSlnntl
light opera singing carer AT tht ace NJ
eight. Until She was i!trrnn sh" sans
opera company. singing "Mlkado.
"Chimes oi Normandy" and other pop
ular operas throushoa tho west.
Al fifteen she made her first PrInla
donna appearance as ium-ium IN
"Mikado" and gained new audience.
Tha; was her first girl part
Next she sang to a new type OF audi
ence in the once popular light opera
stock companies. Then she got her
chance with the famous old Bostonlans
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SHADYSIDE
Wood determination Week.

SHAIlNSINE. n. ,TNIN TI--In NN-oF''
Grafton with tho W"m"n'e GlIh -:
Shadysidr which has declared war on
the woods which hIv" run riot. during
the summer over the vacant l"iS and
along some 81 tho highways Mayor
Russell Summons issued the following
prnCla nation:
Whereas IL is known tina! weeks arc
an obnoxious growth unsichtiy and I'M
clean tliSScmiratnrS ri dust and DIS
ease and often the cause nf disastrous
Conf1a grafton.
And whereas. our homes ar" made loss
attractive and our health and property
endancrrcd nv IN" presence Of weeds
in thi. community. it hcho"eS us 10 un-
tcrtak" their eradication.
Now therefore, AS chief executive Of
,ht citr. | call nn AL the men. women
and children Of Shadyside, o.. for a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-18
FRANK BAKER HAS
TWO BROKEN RIBS

NEW YORK. July Ill Franklin
Baker. the hard hitting third baSeman
OF tho New York Americans. will b."
out of tho gam" indefinitely, It was an
nounCed tonight. by the club as the in
juries he sustained during las' Fri.
DAYS second game in running against
the grand stand whiln chasing foul,
have been found IN be more serious
than II first thought. An XRay pho
iocraph revealed that two ribs were
broken.
Lule Boone. last years regular sec
ond bascman. will replace Baker AZ
third base until the latter is able to
resume nlaT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-18
ZINC COMPANY :
OFF|CE IS BUSY
MANAGER PEARLMAN AND ASSIST
ANTS PLACING ORDERS FOE
MATERIAL

The office Of tn" United Zinc Smelling
CORPORA ton. located in the Mercantile
Bank building on Seventh street. Is
about The busiest place in MoundsviIIo I
present Manager ". VI. Pear;naa ana
his assistants. Messrs. proclcs ami Eek
cnfnlt. OF ClarkSburc. are receiving "S-
Inmates and placing orders for material
for the construction OF the mammoth
smelier plant. which will be located on
the Hawley tract nf land. 1t IS prob
Hhlc that tho contract for the fcundh-
tion work Of the frsl unit Nf the big in
dustrial plant Will be closed today. and
that other contracts Will be awarded I'M
mcdiatclv
The work OF constructing the switch
from the main division of the B. & =.
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COUNT kAROLYI TO
FORM A NEW PARTY

LONDON. July 1S.--%:0S a. NJ
Count Michael karoiyi hal; resigned
from tho presidency of tho Hungarian
;ndcne ncicn, party. according TO Bud
apeSt dispatch to the Morning Post; and
will form now party. which VIII de-
n,and immediate peace between Hungary
and its enemies. with or without the
consent of Germany and Austria.
Count karoiyis peace party. IN" dis-
Patch adds. VIII start with n nemh"r-
shin of seventy members of the Hum
EarIan parliament.
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Mrs. B. J, WEIGH.

Funeral services for Mrs f. !. Welsch
who died Saturday evening will y" held
ait the home Il; a:01 O'Clock. Tuesday
morning. The remains will pc taken TO
Kew for inlermcnt Mrs. WrlSch VAS
tif1y-eight years old and is survived by
hcr husband and ono SON. Harry. at
home AMI five sisters: Mrs. Hurt and
Mrs. Jones. OF Washington Mrs. Md
Rryson rf 81. ClairSville: Mrs. Ringer.
Of Cambridge. and Mrs. Shfv":y. o. sew
comcrSiown. and two brothers. Charles
and William HUGH Of Topeka. Kan. She
Was we'll and iavorahly known III this
vicinity having lived in Rc!omont
county thirty wears. Rev. II. NJ. Price
will havn rharge Of the services.
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Mrs. Anna A, Campbell,

Mrs Anna \. Campbell. aged 80. din7
in the North Wheeling hospital last
nich: following an illness Of ono weeks
duration. Mrs. Campbell was Il resident
Of Fifteenth street and is survived by
hrr husband. two brothers and ono sis
tor Two sons also survive. Thomas of
Pittsburgh, and George. Of this city.
Funeral services will no hold Thurs
day morning AT ssh o'clock. from the
residence Of AIR. Eosseli. NJ 4S+h F"ff
strrct. Requiem high mass will be cole
h:ated AZ o'clock at the Church OF tho
immaculate Conception. Burial will be
At Mount Calvary.
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GUARD KILLED; ANOTHER HURT.

CAMDEN. y. j., July I7.-One guard
vas killed and another fatally wounded
late to-day by two prisoners In making
their esrap" from the Camden county
court house. \ general jail delivery. the
nolicc say. was prevented by a "trusty"
who gave tho alarm.
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CAPTURE BIG STILL.

CHARLESTON. ". Va. July IL
Federal officers returning here today
report the confscation OF 22-gallon
still. $500 pounds of meal used In the
manufacture OF corn whiskey, near
Crumpler. Mercer county. The outth
was new one and the manufacture
of Whlskey had not been started. Thla
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tracks TO the smelter plant site, is
rapidly nearing completion. The switch
Will he ready for use within the next
coupl" of days. Actual work on the
first unit Of the factory, which the com.
pany plans TO have in operation by De-
cember |. will be commenced within the
next week or ten days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-18
ESCAPE FROM PEN1TENT1ARY.

RFLLEFONTE.. Ia. July i1.-tia"rr"
Smith. 81 years. and t"orc" Stri"S. '.
wears old. both serving ono To five years
for larceny. escaped from IN" new r.'n-
!;entiary hnrn last night. Their "srHp"
was not discovered until to-day. War
don Francis has offered n reward Of
800 for their capture.
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PERsH1NG ASKS FOR BAND.

COLUMBUS. y. NJ. July 17.~-.In r"-
Spouse to requests from General Per
shing. an infantry band and cavalry
organization will leave here Tomorrow
for field headquarters. II was announced
to-day. No bands have accompanied IN"
expcditionary troops originally.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-18

Tho Philippine hand embroidery indus
try has made rapid progress during me
rast year The trade Is almost altogether
with the United States. and spcS-el I'M
potus has been Eivnn 10 il by the Euro.
rran war. The supply of cmbroidcrleS
from Europe having been cut off to A
largo degree. BUYERS in the United States
have been compelled to turn elsewhere.
and their attention has been drawn 10
tho Philippines. with the result that Or
ders have been coming In increasing
volume
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SANDY RIDGE, 0.
Picnic,

SANDY RIDGE. O.. July 1.-THE
Juvenile Grange picnic held last Thurs
day WAS we'll attended and good time
WAS enjoyed by every one present. The
mothers OF the children also attended
and had charge Of the dinner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-18
John E. busch Dead.

John T.: busch. son of Mrs. Louisa
busch. nf lhi1 Main street. died sud
denly Yesterday at SwiSSrale. Ia. and
Tho remains were brought IN this city
last night. Tho funeral will he hold
from rho family residence Wednesday
morning with preliminary services be-
ing held AT $50 Il. nj. and requiem mass
1t 81. Ioserh's cathedral at Il. IN. In
,crment will be in Nj. Calvary cemetery.
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manifestation ~ personal and public in
lcrcsi in our welfare and for an active
expression Of faith in tho possibilities
Tor civic beduty in our city.
Thereby proclaim and designate tho
week beginning. July II. as the first an
nua! Weed determination week and
further request that every person in inc
city and every owner Of property with
in its limits. shall perform in that time
ali possible service to rid the town u
weeds.
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Public Sale,

Homer Mcmillan will offer at public
sale Saturday. July %. COWS. horses.
calves. farming implements and some
household goods. Sale 10 begin at II
O'Clock. J. NJ. Peddicord. auctioneer.
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Will Return Home

d. Mrs. Wcldsy Graves who has beer
p listing her parents here for severa
weeks. will start for her home in Al
lanta, Ca, next Saturday.
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Entertained At Dinner.

Mr. and Mrs. William Harris entert.
aimed NJ dinner Sunday in honor Of thci:
son. Ernest. and wife. who are newly
married
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is the eighteenth still captured in the
last eight months ny officers working
in Raleigh. Nicholas, Wyoming and
other southern counties of the state.
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BEN EARL WINS
PEN|NC HONORS
MARVIN CHILDS DRIVES BEAUT1-
Full RACE AT NORTH RAN
DALI.
Racing was Sensational and in TWO Of
Four PAGES the Contest Went Into
Split Keats.

CLEVELAND. O.. July, l7.--cnminS
raiGn IN the half mile circuits: R"n
Earl hHauuimlly driven by, Marvin
Childs. clearly demonstrated his grand
circuit class today nj North Randn u
'"hen he won the Edwards pacing stake
IN" firsi hiC feature Of Tho 1915 har-
ross campaign. after ono Of the most
bitterly contested battles III the history
Of Tho local classic.
And Rcn Earl's performance was only
one Of man! that thrilled tho crowd.
In TWO Of tho fnnr races. the contests
went into split heats and in on". The
2:h1 pace. three heat winners wore pro-
dur"d and an additional fourth heat was
required.
SUMMARIES:
2:os Class Trotung. Purse $1,000.
Tamprlch'. b. h.. by Tmmriast
(Murphy) 49,. .............. J
Miss Perfection. h. M. by Gcn-
"ral Watts McMah"nI..... . 8
McClosh"y. hr. &. by The oduS
tMrDonald) ...........,....
Omar. hr. &. by NobIcsse
Hat~l i.ain.:. a.. M. by John !.
Mci<orron lM"Donni.hl ......
Time: @."7ic: @:oGf. ":nS7a.
2:o7 Grass Pacing. Pu"se $1,000.
Goldn e.. h M. by W:,tranay
tNalcniinc) ......... $500 - ]
Roam Hal. To. E by ii"l pc
H." i'aCtn (E:ringl.. 800. 1 )
tn" Savoy. blk *. by Charlie
:I"yt tF'lcydl .......,..
Miss Harris NJ. h. IN. ny
Potter tho IircIt 49,. --.
nrhcr slarrrrS w"r- Lillian T.. hlk. n.
by Roy ralchcn IT,. Wilson,. Harry The
Ghost. 81. L. by Manager tiohricN
EIng"n Pointer. b.g., by King Zen
Timr: a.o.: e:n.,,: o:o4i. 2:lla:.
vI,rorl ct.La 9.1o pacing pprse ca Oo0
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-16

Fleming y. Anderson. a young aud
unknown lawyer from Nicholas county
is appealing for votes in his campaign
Tor Congress against tho widely
known, scholarly and popular Rcpub-
licau candidate, Stuart f. Reed. with
Tho plea that he Is inscparably joined
10 woodrow Wilson No ore doubts
that were Fleming elected 10 Con
gross and Woodrow Wilson reelected
president, Woodrow would hamslrlng
Fleming just as he has had many
other Democratic congressman ham
strung the last three years. especially
those with old-time southern tendcn-
cics tendencies that obtained before
Abraham Lincoln took hand.
Iin, whether hangtrung Or not. or
what other thing may hc rcsortcd to
IN this inseparable Joining OF these
two distinguished characters, namely.
Fleming ~ Anderson and Woodrow
Wilson, Anderson should look to Maine
and recall what that inscparahly join
ing recently did. We all recall how n
Democratic United States senator and
a Democratic congressman made their
campaign ON Standing by Wilson. -
We all also remember their fate at tho
polls.
Aidersnns friends ought To advise
him To get unjOinod at soon as possible.
Mdny however. say as he is Joined
To his IDOL. let him alone. on election
day down viii 20 the Idol and Anderson
viii fail. too. because he can not help
II inseparahly joined as they are.
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pie holding appointiye Office or en-
ployment in the state government and
its institutions have received their
appointments from others than Gov
ernor Hatfield. This machine build
ing accusation is my tn. and the fig
ures used to back up the reckless
statements of the spellbinders are ut
tcrly ridiculous. They are too far
away from the truth to gain credence
even with thcNmost credulous and un-
informed They are not likely to
have much influence with Republican
voters in any part OF the state. GER
tainly not with the intelligent class
of voters to be found here in Harri-
son county.
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THE DAILY
NOVELET
by PROXY.

"You came here to consult me-" said
the great detective.
The thin. specialized man gave a
slight start.
"Why-yes." replied the barber-the
great detective knew he was a barber
because his hair was cut so atrocious-
". Il will come right 10 the point.
am no drinker. Ii is against my
principles. | have never tasted any
thing stronger than lemonade, with a
dash Of mint just for devilmeut. yet
to come right to the.point, repeatedly
ind myself in drunken stupor when
wake up in the mornings. AS far
as | know. / don't walk in my sleep,
and if there is any wretch vile enough
to force himself into my room and
pOison my system with strong drink
while am innOcently sleeping. want
him apprchendcd and punished. Pos
lively. some mornings I'm SO. intoXi-
Gated | am ashamed TO even face that
terrible Mr.. Garglcs. who sleeps III
the next room in my boarding house.
What? Lcmuel Garglcs. whose
father disinhorited him for drunken
ness?" asked the great detective.
"Thc same. believe" replied his
client with a shuddGr.
"Hah," calculated the great detec,
tive. rubbing his palms. II see all,
came nto-ah-contact with that
persnn's breath once. Tonight, my
dear Sir, il YOU will plug up The key
hole between your room and Gargles's,
and also perhaps the crack beneath
the door. think you will wake up
sober tomorrow morning Good-day,
sir"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-16

Woodrow Wilson in his saturday
night speech undertook 70 persuade
his hearers that. when Republican
United States senators voted 10 urge
Americans to stay on the sea, they
were voting against American right
IL be On the sea.
The sea at the time was ycritable
death rap. 1t had proved itself So.
Notwithstanding that # was 50, Mr.,
WilSon with all the American govern
menj and power at his command stood
vaccillatingly by falling to measure
up 10 the situation. Through his mis-
cradle course in handling. or rather
falling TO handle, the situation. the
safety rights Of Americans on the sea
had been converted into unsafe rights.