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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-07
CITIZEN Council Subor(iinated

q IT nov stands. the provision in the army
appropriations bill agreed upon bv the
senate committee on Military Affairs for the
establishment OF a council Of national do
'ehse, Is strangely deficient II Is contcm-
plated mat this council shall provide for the
coordination Of industries and resources for
the national security and wclfera" and when
IL was first projected it vas planned In in
ciude seven private citizens With specIal
knowledge ana equipment This plan has
been rejected and the council is 10 be com
posed only OF the Secretaries Of state. war.
Navy and Commerce
true subordinate commission. compris.
ing c''iHen members is provided for. But
inns commission IS TO be advisory only Az
mas bcen pointed out time ana again NV ,I,ty
newspaper inc principal weakncss 81 aur
government hes III its lack Of officials who
are experts and specialists So purely sub
ORDINATE commission, whore members VIII
necessarily lcel themselves "outsiderg can
be expected 10 give 10 governmental oucs-
uons INC same time interest or energy ina,
II would contribute iS it were aoln!t,od Ia mn
participation in the poycrnrnents c,,uns.ls
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-07
Queries and Answers


Queen CITY.
What place in the United states is called the
queen 'ltI; II. s. LONG
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Poo Bah.
May city employee hold another salaricd
position? May he hold salared position i'm
d secret or Soclal ORDER: ltEA DER.
"Somctmc, Somewhere"
Mrs. NJ. E.-"SomctinIc Somewhere , bvmn
was written by ophclia -. Eroyynin., ana is
sometimes wrongly attributed to iiobert Brown
ing. " "
Cleaning Motor Chr Seat Covers
MIS- D. T.. III IL good grade of gasoline does
not remove tho grease from the ,.Iotb tha ar
bon disulphide will. Repeated rubbing or soak
ing may De necessary to remove olj iroce ~
the grease Keep away from the fire
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-07
The l'cssinlst Says,

There never was II mother who didn't think
the Judges that gave tho silver cup to some
other womans baby were either dishonest or
hall blind
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-07
Bah.'s Socabulnry.

CooWatcr.
tioo-sooglc-AIilk.
Slobblc- google-NIore milk
tiaa- e aa -Sau-Crackers
Wat-ws!i- 4 goo -goo-Hurrv IN them crackers,
Yah h h -wapst- yah-AIove the safety min,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-07

IS How could Justice Crutchfold decide ,ha,
"a turkish bath was not excepted as q necos.
sltE from the operation of the Sunday laws
without due consideration of the individual
who was being bathcd?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-07
To-Day. Best Hand-rtcheu ,,ok.

us Your husband an altru!st?'
Il don't think So" replied young Mrs TorL;ns
and almost hope nobody asks him to ioin
CHARLEY has many uniforms now that | can
hardly take care OF them."-N shington star
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-07
Rider HasSard Outdis,nucad

oN0 ago the submarines surpassed the
- marVels OF Victor llugos Twenty Thou
sand Leagues Under the Sea" and tho air
ships hushed the worlds laughter AZ PRO
f5sssor Lahgseys experiments, leaving only
{he exploits OF Darius Green as comedy
material for the scollers at the possihiIitv
of aerial navigat ton
Now, even Rider IIaggard's vivid imacina .
ton has been distanced by fact In ,.Nr
sMeeson,s VII the author OF She King
sSolomons Mines" and dozen other ,hrillore
Sof thirty years ago. brought his fancy up 10
@date and mad man. dying desert island
TATTOO MS VIII on the back OF lovely girl
questions OF probate complicated the s,orv
but rs great vogue was due TO the ,a,,ooin.
Z cohceN' "hile performing an autopsy on
the oooy or George Ballantyne Hood. IN
PITTSBURGH. the other day, surgeons found his
VIII tattooed on his back But. as there u.rc
~ attesting witnesses and as the Will could
jsnar1iS ne ID ms own handwriting. it is not
$50 ~ io''"" me precedent set in the
Meeson case and be admitted &c . ..0
fmentary document
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-07

those miIitiamen who were arrested for
hghting III the street may have read Car
rama : note and realized they wouldn't have
another chance to indulge in the fghtiup
mood
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-07

F AS much as this country loves peace il
can't bring Itself To hate the idea of war be-
tween CarranZa and Villa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-07

we attorney Geheral'a ruling az To
the custer law, II is the cuty ., AUX, a,.,n
oNlcer TO watch every OTHER STATE oe1rer nm.
DER penalty Of being oDs,ed himself The
custer . Ia" is rapidly becoming Dovilar in
Virginia b''''"' ."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-07

esPE8IisHED every day tho ycnr 10 South Tenth
Street. Richmond. The Fines Dispatch
lshnE Co.. Inc. Charles +. Hasbrook. Editor end
Manager.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-07

fFincH william, aged ten, son ri the Ger.
man 'ro"h I'rince. has been enrolled an lieu
tenant III the army Cncsa his .uyu.t
grandfather realizes that it ian, the destiny
" .ne German superman 10 rule the wo,Id,
William is grown 10 rnanL..d
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-07
Workin' or shirkiu'.

Workin' shrkiu'.
y living down there is easy to got
That never native should worry or fret;
lilo has only to raid with gun or Il saber
And live the loot which belonged to his
neighbour.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-07

ALI. CONCENTRATIONS Tho Times-
NJ Dispatch. and not to individuals
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-07

H5TELErHONE: Randolph l. Private Branch Exchange
VS. conflicting with al>Siepartments
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-07
SEEN ON THE SIDE
Hello. Nicxicoi

Ready to Eo?
1t used to lie pinz. liucrta. galore.
Now II Is Villa. Carruuzu. and more:
Some dozens Of armies. II blast aud a blaze
And Mexico lost In the general haze,
Rolling below.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-07

NVIV WIN SVHE.
So come along. boys. for the pot is a -stewins:
Although there's chance OF n good nu
brewing.
The rumpus is not going be anything
But the sooner the better We sivc 'cm n fling;
So. boys. come along.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-07

SPECIAL ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVES,; Hoe
New York Mntnni life building. Philadelphia
1S9 Peoples Gas Building. Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-07
Conc with n sons

Shirkin' tho workin'.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-07

b. {. NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-07

In Europe war goes on space,
And will for quite "A term,
The allies seeking to cfface
The German lighting germ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-07
au-,tinns md Answers.

Pound. one VINO Doesn't Eat Enough-For
yfarr hayr nan IA. IN stomach causing sleep
i.Hs pights. ijoctrr called II nervous dyspep-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-17
SURVIVORS TELL
TALE OF HORROR

PHILADELPHIA. July 16.-Stnries
Of privation. forty hour battle in
open boats against gales and noun
famous waves, the loss of TWO of their
number and when all hands had nearly
given UP hope. of rescue by the United
States Fruit company's steamer Jose,
were brought here tonight by fourteen
members Of the crow Of tho frcighter
Ramos. which sank last "Wednesday
$40 miles northwest of Waiting island.
The steward and one sailor Of The
Ramos We re drowned while leaving
the ship and fears arr expressed for
the safety Of Captain MrGoldrick and
eight olher members Of his crew who
put off in small boat. bur who could
MOI be found by the lose. l. is sNnSSi-
BILE. however, that they have hrcn
picked up by some niher ship. The
Jose. hound from Santa Marta for
Philadelphia. rescued the fourteen mon
on Friday nigh, off tho North Carolina
coast. II was after midnight when
Captain Anderson Of the Jose came
upon the shipwrerked sailors in twn
small boats. The seas were still run
ming high bur he picked Them up with
out, accident. Some Of them, Captain
Anderson said, were almost helpless
because of their long fight without food
or water. They were soon revived
when taken aboard the reScu" shin and
provided with plenty 10 eat and drink
and given dry clothing.
The Ramos with a cargo nF hi'um'
inous coal sailed from Philadelphia on
July Q for Carragena. Colombia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-17
MARTINS FERRY HAS
BITTER FAMILY WAR
REGULAR KENTUCKY FEuD EXISTS
WITH DOGS AND CHICKENS
AS VICTIMS.

With dogs and chickens as their VIC
TINS. there exists between two FollSh
families IN Martins Ferry f"ud which
rivals i'll bitterness any Of the famous
inmily wars of kentucky or West VAR
GINA. Three dead chickens. three ar
rests. a crippled dog. n SICK vii" ana a
fine Of SIS l. IN" total Of the f"ud thus
far. and the end is moi yet. The cause
Of the conflict IS. the fact that the chick
ems NJ one family and dog belonging
owners property. Last week Tony
Trella of Penn street was arrested ny
Humane Officer Roy McMannus m the
charge Of cutting with a butcher knifn
II dog belonging Ia Andy Sargent. ana
was later fined by Acting Mayor Ong
$aS.In for tEr orf"rs".
When arraigncd before Squire onG.
Trrlla told his honor that II" had carved
his neighbours "hund" because The lat
i"rs wifi, hal killed thrr" "t his chick
ems which had gone int" her yard.
TrrllA paid his fin" Saturday morning
out Of jail than he renewed the war
against III" unfOri unaIe dog. according
TO authorities. Later in tho Afternoon
members of IN" Sargent family appear
ed before Squire eng. complaining that
T'elln aud his wife had strrwn the
yar, with poisoned food in tho hopes
of killing tho dog and asked that they
hc prevented from 50 doing Squire ORg
took no action. hut later tn" rnmiiy be-
tween tho iWN increased IL Surh an on
tent that action followed and the police
were forced to arrest the heads of the
tW" households. Sargent was soon rr-
leased and y short time Ia ter Trcila
was dismissed when il. was report ed
that his VII" mad suffered a nervous
shock from The strife and was i'll III
out In Acting Mayor Ong's court again
TODAY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-17
.BENWOOD MAN VICTIM
OF GAS; RECOVERING
WAS OVERCOME WHILE TAKING
BATH AT HOME ON MAIN
STREET, YESTERDAY
Body is Heard Falling BY Wife, Who
Breaks open Door-Doctors
work For Half Hour.

Charles Schad, OF 60+ Main street,
prominent merchant Of Benwood. nearly
lost his life yesterday afternoon when
he was overcome by gas while taking a
hath At his home on Main street. Ben
wood about one o'clock. Little is known
concerning the occurancc. "ther imam
Mrs. Schad was attracted 10 the room by
his falling body. She. armed with a
Ratchet, broke down the door and re-
moved him from the room. DR.. w. h.
Hartwtr was called and after working
for NOR. than half an hour. succeeded III
reviyinC him. A small gas stove had
been used by Mr.. Schad in the room and
burnt gas. arising from it. Is thought
ID have suffocaled him. Mr.. Schad. ac-
rordinS 20 an announcement last night
was improving.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-17
CASTRO AND Wife
ORDERED DEPORTED

NEW YORK. July 16.--General Clpr!-
ann Castro. former president Of Venezuela
and his wife who arrived here yesterday
from nor, of Spain. Trinidad. on the
steamship Vauhan. were ordered depo::,,
ed from the United states by a special
board Of inquiry at the Ellis Island I'M
migration station today. The hearins'
which lasted fifty minutes, was private.
The charge against General CastTo.hoW-
Jude. The order as applied to Mrs. Cas-
fro was characterized a S technical.
General and Mrs. Castro, are detained
az ELLIS Island. ,.
After similar action was taken against
General Castro on his former Visit 10
This country three years ago. and after
an arrcal to The department. OF lanor
was denied. he sued out writ OF haocas
rorpus in :. federal court. The writ DC
mo Granted. tho former president Of
VenezucIi. was permitted to land, after
he furnished u nond, pending an sppeaI
ynIuniarily left The country before the
appeal was heard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-17
BLESSING OF SHRINE BRINGS
NINE DAY NOVENA To A CLOSE
SERVICES HELD YES
TERDAY IN HONOR OF OUH
LADY OF MT. CARMEL.
Hundreds of Persons Participated IN
the Dedication Exercises at Car
meiite Monastery.

The chimes Of new monastery hcIIS'
chorus singing and the attendance ~
! hundreds Of persons added Woiun9"E
10 the closing dpvOuOnS OF The nine
dav novrna, which was closed yesl'r-
dav Afternoon. Il, the recently com
plcrrd new home of the Carmrllie
nuns q, Pleasant Valley. The eArf-
cises we're begun al . o'clock in mo
morning, when solemn high mass Was
sacrificed. In the afternoon Al
o'clock the shrine Of Our Lady or MI.
Carmel was blessed, and a half h2ul
larer the last prayers Of The puhllc
novena were chantcd.
throughout tho noycna there wore
many persons in attendance. talhollcS
and non Catholics alike, but in he
closing exercises yesterday an I'M
mnnse crowd participated. Rev. RAJ
phael Maria. Of ST AiphnpsuS church,
was the Cnlebrant al the high mass n
the morning. and he was ASSIST 81 ny
other local clcreymen. Father Mars
also delivered The sermon, his topic
being The Virgin Mary"
Very Rev. O. II. Moyc. v. G.. had
been appointed tn bless III" hcauilfui
shrine of Our Lady Of Nj. Carmel
! which adorns the entrance OF the
monastery, DuI Nv WIS NIldbf ~ ~
! tend. and the Very Rev. AnaStal ious
krridt, Of Holy Ghost college, Pitts
burSh. acted in his place. The altar
hoys Of The monastery assisted.
The statue was handsomely decor
ated with flowers and electric lights
showing mp very CnnSpicnouSly the
image OF our Blessed Mother. Nearly
The full membership nj the Society
Of Our Lady of Mt Carmel was pres
Ell and assisted III he services, Af'er
the dedication Of the shrine. the Wis
itors. retired to the chapel for the
closing prayers Of the novena.
Rev. Father kreidt delivered the
afternoon sermon. He also spoke on
''The Mother Of (iod-Our Mother,
and praised the Carmnlile nuns for
the sacrifice they are making for all
mankind He related III" history OF
the order, and told how The sister de-
priye themselves Of all worldly pleas.
ures and stay in the house OF
prayer" and prayed for us whether
We knew j. or not.
Mrs. f. $. Faris was the SOlniSt sun
day. She gave several beautiful So
lectionS, and was accompanied at'lhe
organ by Mrs. p. j. Fisher. Mrs.
Fisher has acted as orCanS' through
out the devotions and She is d"ScrV-
inC of much credit for the many IN.
ierestng musical programs rendered
since the novena WAS begun.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-17
STATE CONVENTION
OF c. 0..P. TO Be
HELD IN AUGUST

CHARLESTON, W. Va, July 10
The Republican stale executive com.
mlllcc, az meeting here yesterday,
selected Huntington as The city and
Thursday. August 10 as the date for
holding The stale convention, for the
formulation Of platform, the SeleC-
ton of presidential electors and the
nomination of candidates for judges OF
the supreme court. A meeting OF the
executive committee will be held on
The evening before The state Conven-
ton. to determine any contests, should
such arise.
Al its meeting Yesterday, The com
mittce ratified the selection vi Virgil
a. Highland Of Clarksburg, as West
Virginia. $ member Ot the National
committee.
TO arrange for the state convention
IN be held III Huntington. a committee
of five was named by Chairman Sher.
rard. lis members are: f. f. Williams
of Cabcll county. Chalrman Thos. a.
Brown. of Wood County; SirCel Work
man OF Boone county; Charles W. Dill
Ion Of Fayeitcsvilir; O. W. Hardman
of Tyler county
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-17
STRIKE TO CONTINUE
TILL MEN GET RIGHTS

NEW YORK. July 16.-Untll union
workers are shown the preferences
over Others by manufacturers. the
strike and lockout in the garment in
dustry here. which have affected ap-
proximately $4,000 persons. and been
in progress about three months. will
continue. according To statement
made tonight By Samuel Gompers,
president of the American Federation
Of Labor, who is presiding over con-
ference between. representatives OF
the union and the manufacturers.
1.-THE union" declared Mr. Gomprrs.
will never make any settlement which
does not provide for the union men.
The manufacturers may be able 10
starve the workers. SO that they might
go back temporarily, bur that would
not be settlement and they would
only strike again for their rights when
the proper moment arrived.
Mr.. Gompers added that The time
has not come whAl they can be forced
back to work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-17
NEW INCORPORATION

CHARLESTON. W. Va, July Is
Certificates OF. incorporation have been
issued BY the Secretary Of State 10 the
following new concerns 10 operate un'
der the laws of West Virginia:
Fairmont Cooperative Association
of Fairmont; 10 do 4 general mercan'
tile business: authorized. capital So,
100. Incorporat ors: Clarence Stuck.
lack Nye, Watson Lee. Victor Walk:
Howard Richardson and others OF
Fairmont.
Power oil Company. OF Parkers-
burg; chief works Walker. dlstrict,
Wood County. authorized capital s5,o99
incorporators: A. L: watson, y: B.
Watson, II. P. Camden. 5. 3. Stlles'
Meigs ]. Stiles, all OF Parkersburg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-17
RECORD BREAKING
COURT THIS MORNING
Police work ovei Time and Get Many
Offenders of Practically
Every Law

\ record breaking p0lic. court IS eX-
r"ci'd this morning. If the police con-
unur their activities until 3 a. nl. that
they started Saturday night. Practical.
ly every "mcnSt covered by city ordn.
inr" will be represented this morning.
Joe Smith. drunk. will he VI by Mo-
ran. Hcnry Rr"nncr Il disnrd"rIy. was
picked up by Officer Charles Miller. John
Barrett. another d!sorderly, WAS picked
up by MCClatchcy; J. 5. Johnson. for
reckless driving was picked mp by Gust
,r, whilc. Nick Goldman. Harry Smith,
and Mary Brown were picked up for doit-
rrinG for immoral purposes. J. II. Lee.
drunk. {. Miller: Su" Stemplc. disorder
~. e. Miller; Sam Bridges. disnrdcrly.
sutton: John Hunk, drunk, Moran. and
Joseph. ChrSkI arrested on complaint Of
his wife, by Officer Birk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-17
WHAT Do YOUR
NE|GHBOR5 SAY
THE ALL IMPORTANT QUESTION
WHEN SICK is WHAT DO 9TH
Err FOLKS FIND BEST
FOR THEM
READ WHAT THEY SAY

Did you ever stop 10 think Of the
thousands of people who have gone
out Of their way TO recommend Tan
lac 10 YOU? DO you realize that they
are saving you d useless expenditure
of money when searching for The rem
cdy the whole world knows now is the
very thing if you are troubled as they
we're? DO you realize this: In the
good old days they kept medicines Sc
crel so you would bc forced 10 pay Tor
what others knew by experience. The
survival of the latin in the prescrlp-
ton YOU get tells you story
With prescription in your hand
YOU are like child with its first pen
ms, You don't know what its for oul
it must be good for look who gave 1t
10 YOU. OF certainty it is good; mat
is not the question, but probably IL
contains some proprietary remedy.
Ask drucgist-he'll tell YOU that's
a fact. Now here's what a fellow cit
izen of your town says about Tanlac.
The genllemans name is Mr.. ". NJ.
Yoho, r. +. d. No. ]:
"My wife suffered with stomach
trouble and after ealing would nave
terrible pains in her stomach ana gas
would form giving her Diodled uh-
comfortable feeling so bad she nag 10
almost quit eating. She AT that time
suffered agony but after taking rama
she began 10 improve right away. She
can eat anything now and II doeSn :,
hurt her. She has good appellte ana
absolutely enjoys her meals once more
She and both feel that Ianlac Is lhe
best stomach remedy ever and she mao
tried great many before finding Tan
lac. cant say TOO mucn LOT thlS
great medicine
stomach trouble. indigestion. gas or
pains after eating, take this Wheel
ing mans advice. Thousands OF oth'
ers urge YOU to give Tanac a thor
ouch trial no il. II is one dollar
at c. H. Griest 4: Co.'S Drug Store
Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-17
INFANTRY TO MOVE.

COLUMBUS. \. NJ, July 16.-Ord-
crS for thr regiment OF New Mexico
infantry stationed here 10 report TO
Colonel II. G. Sickel. commanding the
New Mexican border patrol. were re-
ccived late today from General Funs-
ton. II is believed they are 10 be de-
tailed 10 police The Arizona-New MeY-
leo frontier. For some lime rumorS
have been current that certain points
on the border in this vicinity are in
danger OF raids.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-17
FEATURE PROGRAM
AT THE CHAUTAUQUA
WILL BE PRESENTED TO-DAY AND
SCIENTIFIC DEMONSTRATION
WILL BE GIVEN.
ee,na,n1er of the Entertainments Prom
tse to Be tho Best and Many A1s
Expected to Attend.
Today's Chautauqua Program.
., n, - 1,hil1Ircn'S Hour. MISS VIC

a. m.-Childrcn's Hour Miss NC
Gllvray. .,,u,, ond
rIans." Prof l.. l.. York.
3:nu r. m.--MuSical Prelude. UnlTer-
$50 p. m.-Loc,ure. "Ir the Barefoot
Kin gdnln," DR.. James S. kirtley.
S:0G p m.--Musical Prelude. CriYer-
sity Rnys, featuring Hawaiian music
$50 r. m.--Pnpular Scientific DEM
constructions. Mcntraville Wood and conf
nany.
one Of The real sensations Of Chau-
i.unua wcnk n: Bridge Park is prom
ised tonight when M"ntraville WOOD
gives his entertaining scienutlc lee
lure. In terms free from technicalltles
and Thoroughly understandable, MT.
Wood is to. tcmhnstrate his trailing tor
nedo. the wrestling gyroscope. the mon
Grail car and ultraviolet ray.
The torpedo. which Mr.. Wood recent
l. invented. and which Is 10 ne SHOWN
On the Chautauaua platform tonight, is
destined TO revolutionize submarine
warfare, say those who have seen II
demonstrated. Equally interesting are
the other inventions shown by this cleo
trical genius. His wrestling Gyroscopee
presents many humorous features. and
The nonorail car and ultraviolet ray
arc distinctly unique and sensational.
In addition TO the many honorS whlch
Mr.. Wood has attained in the world OF
ing the first government carrier In the
aerial mail service. He was sworn into
the service AT Chicago several years ago.
md made several successful trips. al
ways using the Gyroscope to preserve
the cquilibrum of his aircraft. In his
entertainment here Mr.. Wood is 70 be
assisted by his daughter. Miss Allene
Wood.
Music today is TO be furnished by the
University Boys. an organization fea-
turing the weird music OF Hawaii. The
afternoon lecture is to be given BY pr.
James s. Kirtlcy. boy expert Of Chi
IN 20. Tuesday is TO be Band Day. with
afternoon and evening concerts. Miss
Alice Nielsen, the grand opera prima
donna, comes for concert THURSDAY
night She Is travelling the Chautauqua
rircui, in her private car. "Elystan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-17
Ob|T ()ARY
Orion C.. Miller.

urlnff I. Miller. aged IS. Civil war
veteran. is dead at his home az Patton
avenue. Elm Grove. Death occurred
Saturday morning after an extended i'll
ness.
Mr.. Miller was born and reared in
Martins Ferry. O. hut had lived in the
Wheeling district the greater part OF
his life He was we'll known through
the Elm Grove district and highly re-
Spected. Mr. Miller leaves his wife ana
one snu al Massillion. ..
Funeral services will be held At tho
amly home this afternoon at o'clock.
with the Rev. James l.. Fish. rectn!
nf 81. Andrews Episcopal church. Off
eating. tnterment will be in the PENN
Suia cemetery.