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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-25
SUFFRAGE RALLY At LAuGHUN
HOME WAS ENJOYABLE SUCCESS

a picture Ia which Miss Gordon would be
Obliged TO wear rags. Her ststuesque
iiEurc aud aristocratic micn were never
made Tor anything but the b.st Of
clothes. Incidentally. u was the gowns.
which caused no cud OF comment y.ster-
DAY from the feminine portion OF the
Colonial patrons. The scenario was done
by Willard Mack. II combines heart IN
terest anu thrills. In just about tue
right~ proportion. and II one OF those pic
lures which the reviewer feels absolute
~ Justified In commanding highly 10
the local picture patrons.
The story deals with Nina SeGburyy. a
mercensry musical comedy acress:
Emory Townsend. a bank cashier. Nina.s
old lover. but now married. ana Mary.
MS wife. After Emorys e~ntrcatles
have fallen on unlisting ears. Mar
forces Nina a. the point oI a gun To re-
pay her husband $1,000 which ne en-
oezzlcd from MS bank in order to meet
the condolences demands. Nlua Is
forced TO make cut the cheque. thus en-
abling Jack 10 make up the shortage.
Miss Gordon greatly fayors the rccur-
rent hoop effect with great cciat. The
director has achieved some excellent
ligth effects anu MS esttlngs are Nery
good. Geo. Ralph as Emory plays con-
sistvntly well. Ztua kccfc makes a.
- sympathetic Mary and Frank Evans. as
Ninas husband - convincing and pleas
ing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-25

Theatre fairly shrickcd with mirth al
the antics OF the leading comedian.
whether the comedy tricks so ably exc
'uitd BY Mr.. barrymore are ruducts OF
inc lively "imaEluBtluns Of Charming Pol
lack ana Rsnuuid Wolf. the authorS Of
IN" original play. coz whether they were
supplied by the scenario writer is a
couundrum that the leader OF the pic
tur" did not answer but az all events
they are extremely fine bits OF business
inc chief comedy situations OF the
melodramatiC plot are equally funny.
lu fact. The Red Widow" reaches such
a complete plane OF excellence that one
is unable TO DO any one OF those r.spon-
slhl" for its appearance full justice. The
story deals with the wedding or Cicero
Hannibal Butts. "a corset salesman Sec
cndly. with his meeting with "a Russian
dhnctr, who b. a NihIllst as "a sid line.
thirdly. with his wild miX-up with .hc
dance % Russia when the lady poses as
his wife and Introduce him TO the NIhl-
lists. who give him The Job of killing
tho car. The conclusion U.s. reached BY
The arrival Of HauuiusIs wife. and the
ultimate honor conferred upon The sales
man BY tho Russian government 'or
say ing d. from the NihllIiEts. Happy
John barrymore rumpe his way through
The picture H- Hannibal and Lillian
Tucker makes him r. very pretty wife
Flora Inh,lls plays fhs dancer. the same
part she carried uu the comic opera
stage, when The play was seem az the
court Theatre three years ago George
p Mack. John Hendricks. EuEsu. Rod
linE and MIllard Benson complete the
named east
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-25
Benwood Briefs.

Mrs. Margaret korte. who was scrl-
cusly burned Monday and taken To the
Glendale hospital. D. Improving slowly
according 10 reports from that i~nstitu-
ton last night.
Misses Laura and Edna Becker. OF
Post Boy. phiu. arrived IN tho city YES.
lcruaN. and VIII Doe the guest OF r.. ID.
Martin and family for several weeks.
Yesterday tho employee OF the Hitch
man coal mine were given their semi
monthly ray.
George Johns. driver OF the IRE truck.
hu was seriously 81 at the Glendale
hospital and removed TO his home on
Nam street a rev days ago. IL improving
rapidly and will soon be able 10 resume
his duties.
city clerk J.. Frank Branncn. Of this
business.
The body OF Irene Butler. daughter ~
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D.. Butler. Of Marshall
street. VINO died Tuesday. was taken TO
Cameron for intermcnt yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-25
BESSIE BANIscALE AT REX.

Should Il wife happily married con-
Tess To her husband a mtsstcp IN her
Youth. Bessie baniscalc IA Not NJ
sister. the Wuudcr-pnOt0play feature al
The ltcN Theatre Today. nad "A problem
even harder than this, Tor the same man
WUntcd her sister TO pose Tor him. and
she couldn't persuade the young SRI
not 20 30. She dared 80 tCu her hu~-
band OF the misstcp, $50 daily she went
to the studio 10 protect her younger sIs-
ter, until she had aroused the jealousy
OF hcT who Killed William Dys-
moud, the artist. lie was found with a
knife in has heart ON the floor OF the
studio. When the unhappy wife had
told her husband Of the misstcp OF h~r
youth. the husband wanted 10 Kill the
artist who had wrongcd her The next
day the newspapers headings screamed
his death. But he never committed the
deco. In addition 10 this feature the
latest Trianglc-key stone comedy scream
Will be shown.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-25
PLANS COMPLETED
Charles NJ. Ketehum. New Genera
Manager OF w. C.. A., Has About
Perfected Working Program

Charles " Kctchum. the newly an.
pointed general manager Of the wheel
lng Commercial association. has after
considerable work about completed
the program to BE- carried out by the
organization in the future Mr.. kefrh.
UNI viii likely outline his plans before
the next regular meeting of the board
OF directors ut The association.
Mr ketchum. though "a young man.
mas had years ~ experience aa tho
h'ad or municipal commercial organi
ldiInnr several years aEo le gave 700
e splendid position and went with fnu
lnltcd states Chamber OF Commerce
81 Washington. D. g.. without conner
eHfIon fo qualify FOR future work Lad.
or tn went with tho Chamber ~ Com.
wfrro af washington. Pa. whore hr
gave excellent rafI. faction o.. cam.
here from there
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-25

Mss CaTUIIUe TUmtry ~ Visiting Win
friends ia bridgeport. y.
Mrs. Thomas Osborne and Misses Ir.u,
and Pearl West and Erva Meyer were
Wheeling visitors on Wsdncsdav yfaif.
ing Miss Myrtle Wet and Mrs. George
Myer who are confined 10 the Ohio Nal
i'y General hospital.
Tn" Young Ladies Missionary Circle
.held their regular monthly meeting on
Iucsdsr evening at tho home OF Miss
Eva Nichols.
william virgin. ~ Independence. was
n business visitor boz WeI-hurr vgafras.
.day.
Miss Emma Cree. o. FRANKLIN. vas a
.fhnrrer and visitor lu town today.
] D. Foley. ~ Pittsburgh. Pa. was n
W clIshurg business caller on Tuesla,.
Miss Bertha IIggeft and Miss NfaIse
.l.IrEft were SfsuheuyIle. o.. callers
on wednesday afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-25
THE THEATRES
ZIG DRAMATIC SCENE
IN FORBIDDEN FRUIT

The biz dounuciation scene In the
fourth act or the photoplay Forbidden
Fruit" which will b. presented At the
Court Theatre soon. besides p~urtraNlnE
a most delicate situation In "A daring but
discreet amer. offers an excellent op-
pOrtnuity for the emotional powers OF
Miss Paula shay.
In order To save her husband from goo
ing TO prison for forgery. a woman sac
rifles herself TO the only man who can
save him. The band discovers that
she has sold herself 60 save him.. and
a very difficult scene in a most salts
her from his home.
Tho wife and husband. played respect.
lively by Miss Paula shay and Everett
Buffcrfeld Dis an tNCsuflOutIIN CITNt.
and convincing piece OF work. both play
srs may b.. congratulated upon playIus
. very difficult scene iu q mots salts.
factory name
Monday. MAJ goth. Two p-erformauc.s
daily. gslS and 3 .1g.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-25

frior TO using ChamberIatn-s
aDIets some four or five years ago
was a great sufferer from headacbe
dizziness and dependency. NV
appetite was poor and vas greatly
troubled with constipation. Cham
htrlaln $ Tablets relieved me of these
distressing symptoms soon after
began taking them. and eventually
Vas restored 10 perfect health writes
ME. Dletsche. Rome. y. Y. 90
lalnahIe evcrNMhnrn-AdN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-25
vRGIN1A-~THE RED WIDOW

The Red widow. tho special feature
film at tho virginia Theatre yesterday
and to-day. was eurc hit D. has fh-
situations and tho comedian. John EHf-
rymorc. and such r. combination i- iu-
vlncible whom % comes 90 comedy n
tho Wheeling movie patrons would pre-
Ter 90 have direct proof that The Rod
Widow is "a winner. we might add that
the Wednesday audience 80 the Virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-25

progress ~ the disease that dorf.efs
and physicians are asfonizhcd Get /.
small original bottle Of GIugnoI to-.
DAY. 10 Del e hichlv concentrated form.
MIA that viii last Tor week.
y small fI'al bottle can boz obtained
af g. ~ Grraf q CO. and Hacr's Phar.
macy for 1u cents
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-25

According To- reliable information. "A
poultry faucicr Of Benwood is the proud
pu>sesSor Of q chicken that in the past
three days OF his week has laid six
eggs. No, they are not double yolk. but
are IN separate shells. -Four OF the eggs
are enclosed in soft shells. while the
othor Two have been pcrfectly formed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-25
Banquet Tomorrow Nisht.

Inc mon High school Alumni Assoc
citation = annual banquet will be an event
or tomorrow evening. and will be held at
thc windsor hotel in Wheeling. \ large
number OF tn" graduates who have re-
moved from tho city viii return. and "A
long list Of addresses has been pre-
pared The event viii be attended by
more than a hundred.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-25
EVERY ONE CAN HAVE FIRM
TEETH AND HEALTHY GUMS
New Discovery Destroys Pyorrhoea Germs, Saves Load,
OF Worry And Money, Says Authority

People who have spongy. soft. sore.
bleeding or recodInE gums. OF uavc
symptoms 81 that dread disease known
a. Pyorrhofa of Rigs Disease. will
DO extremely grsfihcd TO- know that
fr-tcIass druggists nos have "a pro-
scription known ~ GingInol that so
speedily brings relief and Stops tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-25
Miss salisbury obseauies.

Miss Hazel salisbury was buried on
Wednesday morning after Impressive
services at the st. John Catholic church.
Requiem high mass was read by Rev.
Father l.. 81. HcrmanuS. The BODY was
then taken 10 Brooke cemetery where 10
" as inferred.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-25
WELLSBURG

WELLSBURG. W. Va. May 24.-Rcv.
y. 4. Hutchinson. temperance speaker
end editor Of the clean COmpmonw cath
at Butler. Pa. viii speak on the Memor-
ial day sabbath. sunday. May the 2nth
IN the United Presbyterian church near
Golfers. W. Va. a. II O'Clock a. IN. lie
has chosen for his subject. IN UnWrit-
ten Chapter. relating 10 Abraham Lin
coin ana Jesus christ or the event On
which the civil war hinged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-25

requisites OF an outing, viii go to wheel
lng park. several hundred strong. The
park management. Griniths a. Crane.
nave prepared numerous events FOR their
entertainment, and the outing promises
TO be most successful.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-25

William MilzheimCr. q. Pittsburgh.
Pa. and Emma MOthNcrl. II. Pittsburgh.
T. a
Harry Patton, II. Pittsburgh. a and
Marie botrou. 81. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Patrick McMullen. -. GAINESVILLE. Pa.
and Viola Fink. -, Green Tree. Pa.
Robert Iastorius. -. Pittsburgh. Pa.
and Gertrude hestncr. -. Pittsburgh.
IIA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-25

American government is facing oucs-
tl"nS OF prime Importance. and that o.
- time fh' women ar, having something
To say directly.
Getting Tired Of war.
In speaking - war. she said that
their sons made food FOR cannon. and
>h" believed that tho women OF the
world would be able To- evolve some
plan whereby questions that now cause
war could DO settled some other way.
Sh' said that women of Europ, arc
st,tlnging Just As much as the mon;
thnt the} are doing the mems work be-
sides their own. and prcScrNtrs the
government Just as much as tho man
who IS shouldcrinE the muskct.
Mrs. Miller then shifted her talk from
national TO local conditions in Pitts
hurgh and told Of the wosfuI sondtIons
lhal existed IN the almshouscs. chit
situations under tho rule of politics
headed 10y Governor John h. Tcner. She
non branded as a lie the contention or
i'sdrr OF the suffrage movement in this
'"hnirN Il "A believer IN free love or re-
Ncrilng TO MormOnism.
me speaker told OF the fight made
TOT "A t"tblc-mlnd,d home FOR mothers
OF i'thl'-mtnds al child bearing age:
lhhl an appropriation was secured. but
MsS cut while" appropriations FOR CEN
l,ilnlhIs and other political capital were
allowed To- stand. She said that she be-
Il'N,d equal suffrage would have much
." 20 win the prevention Of feeble
IilHd'd children being born. and that
liltFitimacy would become more OF ne
exception. In concluding a.. gr...
called upon The wumanhood Of the state
L" exert itself 90 tho extent Of p.rsoDal
and influence.
IN closed by saying hat the state
OF West Virginia is The turning point
~ me eastern = for suffrage. and
nav INC result here f. being closely
~. meeting was brought 10 "a close
10y MI ~.tuEhlin's thanking tho guests
a'H AIS" extending to them the use 81
the Laughlin grounds. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-25

Col. ". ". BcaI OF this city IS at
tending the meeting OF the State Bank
.ers Association az Wheeling. On We'd
nesdsy morning he read the report OF
Group one. Of the association. he being
the chairman Of tn. group.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-25
steuhenvtlle 70 Helm.

I II has been Icarucd thaI tnc SPANISH
american Wal Veterans OF Sfeubcnvillc
viii take part m the Wcllsburg Memorial
Day celebration. They Will act as tho
hiring squad. Rev. g.. e. wilkinson. OF
brilliant. Will deliver the memorial ad-
lIrssE-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-25
Attend Church Services.

y large number OF tho members OF the
W omen Benefit Association Of the Lady
Maccabccs. Of this place. viii attend the
special service which viii be held for
them a. the ST Matthew : =. =. church
IN Wheeling sunday. Rev. r. D. l.
Stridcr will have a special sermon and
the service promises 10 be most interest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-25
BENWO0D

J. 7. Roseberry. candidate for the
h~epuoitcan nomination as Justice Of
une pesee OF Union District. Marshall
County. solicits your vote and tnfIu.
enee at the Primary election. June 9Th.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-25
EIGHT REASONS WHY

EIGHT REASONS WHY
The man who started the Beech Bottom improvements and has
a record as a Community and State Builder.
The man who helped TO reSurrect the Riverside Glass Works and
who secured the Wesburg Postofice Building.
Promises TO have the Workmans Compensation Act amended so
as to get more prompt payment Of claims.
Believes i'm Legislation tending to make natural resources more
profitable of consumption within the state than the neighbor-
ing states.
Nelopment of manufacturers and good labor conditions.
Believes in good roads all over the state.
() Is a Civil Engineer of wide experience. (b) Believes in
laws that will safeguard the proper expenditure of money
on roads.
y. a man of wide, practical business experience and training.
J. Is not the candidate of any political clique or ring.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-25

Picnic a. wheeling park.
. 700 ..I.. .I ON. E.UWH.I HTI
'N',r'r .'uI. I4i.u u..H H| f.a
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-21
GIRLS GOING STILL MYSTERY.
Pretty 17-year-old Geraldine Morrison
Left st. Johnsbury Sunday.

st. Johnsbury, Jan. 2l.-Mystery sur
rounds the disappearance of Geraldine
Morrison, l7-year-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Reuben Morrison, who has
been missing since Sunday. The girl
is believed TO be in Boston. Her father
and brother returned from that city
yesterday after a fruitless search for
her Detective agencies are at work,
but there is no clew and her parents
fear she has been enticed away.
She was a pupil in the ninth grade
of the public schools, very large for
her age, strikingly pntty and dark
eyes and hair and pink cheeks. She oc-
cupied a room with an older sister and
retired as usual with her Sunday night.
In the morning she was gone. A note
said she had left but would return some
time if they would take her back.
Trainmen on the Boston and Maine
railroad recognized the girl and she was
seen leaving the north station in Bos-
ton alone Monday morning at 1880. She
mas never been in the city and is in
capable of looking out for herself. Her
mother is i'll and prostrated over the
affair
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-21
WAS CARRYING BOMB.
When He Was Arrested in a New York
City Throng.

New York, Jan. 2l.--A man carrying
a suitcase containing what the police
declare was bomb Of great explosive
power was arrested last night in the
midst of throng of several hundred
persons on the main promenade of the
Brooklyn bridge, by detectives attached
to the @bomb squad He had been
trailed for several minutes through the
archways Of the municipal building near
the bridge. At police headquarters the
prisoner said he was Michele Grassland
32 years old. Two hours later Leonardo
Di Yizeo, 81 years old, was taken into
custody. Both are charged with having
in their possession a bomb with intent
to destroy life and property.
After an examination Of the suit case.
Captain Tuuney OF the bomb squad.
declared be was convinced IL was similar
to remnants Of suit cases found after
the bomb explosions at police headquar-
ters and ST. patrick's cathedral A com
parison win be made BY experts.
The two prisoners are said to have
been constantly under police surveillance
for the past three months According
10 detectives Graasiano frequently at
tended meetings Of a group % ausrehists
IN Harlem and also Was identified with
, group who meet in isth street.
Examination shoued that q fuse from
be bomb projected through q hole IN
.hs side 81 the suit csse.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-21
1853 VESSELS SUNK
In RUSSIAN RAID
Petrograd Announces Great Destruction
To Turkish Sailing Craft in Black
Sea, the Raiding Ships Being
Russian Destroyers.

Petrograd, via London, Jan. 2l.-Tht
official communication yesterday reads:
''In the region of Dvinsk our artillery
successfully bombarded an enemy col
umr which approached Schlossberg from
the west. On the middle Strpa we
stopped an attempt by weak enemy
units to approach our trenches.
Northeast of Czernowitz, near Rar-
incze we captured the sector of an en-
envy position. The enemy made five des-
perate counter attacks, all OF which were
(1epulsed with enormous enemy losses.
fOn the BLACK sea on Jan. II our tor
pedo boats raided the Anatolian coast,
destroying 1863 sailing vessels, 73 of
which were loaded with various com
moditios. Thirty men were taken pris-
oner. Other vessels made their escape
on cur approach.
"Caucaaus front: Our troops continue
their pursuit on the center of the Turk
ish army Despite the great strength of
the Turkish forces and the excessively
difficult local conditions our troops de-
yeloped considerable success from their
coup. The enemy was thrown from his
positions and retired, suffering severe
losses in men and in war material of all
kinds. According to latest particulars
we captured at Koprukeui, near Ezerum,
guns, munitions, artillery and prisoners.
"The emperor, hearing of this blow
against the Turks, has ordered his sin
eere gratitude to be expressed to the
gallant troops for their exploits and their
self sacrificing service"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-21
coMpULsIoN BILL ADVANCED.
Passed the Committee of House of Com
mons Last Night.

London, Jan. 2l.-The military serv.
ice bill passed through the committee OF
the House of Commons at ii O'Clock
last night amid loud cheers.
Walter Hume Long, president of the
local government board in a speech clos
ing the discussion, said he desired to
remove the impression that under this
bin the government was creating great
monster in the form Of military ma
chine which would grab at any man
coming within its scope. There was no
intention that the war Office should act
with undue severity, but, on the con-
trary, it intended to maintain the pres
ent system almost identical, but giving
it statutory position it had hitherto
not occupied.
Philippine Snowden, Socialist, speak
ing as an opponent of the bill, paid a
warm tribute to the generous way the
bill had been piloted through the House
by Andrew Bonar Law and Mrs. Long.
Mr.. Bonar Law then expressed the
grateful thanks of himself and Mr.. Long
to all sections for the restraint shown
in committee.
John Dillon, Nationalist, added that
he had never seen a bill which might
easily have led to passionate heated de-
bate conducted through the House with
greater skill or in a more conciliatory
manner. He thought that Premier As
quith had never shown greater skill than
in leaving its conduct to Mr.. Long and
Mr.. Bonar Law.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-21
H. w. CLEMENT WANTS WATER.
Claims He Is Deprived Of 1t By Rutland
Country Club.

Rutland. Jan. 2l.-Asking for an in
junction which will restrain the Rutland
Country club from taking water from an
aqueduct which he claims rightfully be-
longs to him, and also asking for an as
sessment of damages which the taking
of the water has caused him, together
with the clubs share in an outlay in inn
provements, Henry w. Clement of this
city has brought a suit in chancery
against the Country club, the papers be
ing filed with County Clerk II. A. Har-
man yesterday afternoon. Attorney
Walter s. Fenton appears for Mr.. Glenn
ent, while appearances have been filed
for the Country club by Attorneys Ed
win w. Lawrence and VI. G. Webber Of
this city. The papers pray for a tenn
porary injunction and also a permanent
order which win prevent the president
aud officers Of the Country club from
taking the water by means Of pipes OF
valves from the pipe which should right
fully feed the home Of Mr. Clement az
the corner Of Grove street and Field ave
nue..
Mr.. Clement alleges that BY the ac-
tions Of the defendant be hss been to q
great amount OF Inconvenience besides
being az a monetary loss. AT times
when he should have had an inch stream
running into the house under some pres
sure be has been unable 70 get enough
water into the basement 70 feed the boil
er IN convection with the heating sp-
paratus the shortage Of water causing
The bursting 81 pipes aud considerable
damage