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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-12
! About People
Movements Of individuals to
and From the City.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
AT THE HOTELS.

Rooers-B. y. Anderson. Parkers.
burg: +. b. McCullagh, Steubenyllle;
A. Is. Caldwell. Alledonia; O.'P. Park
in, Washington, Pa. ~
Stamm Nv. A. Williams. Barton;
W. B. Wright, Brownsville; c: L.
Gray, East Liverpool; Leon Miller
Windsor-H. r. Burt, Warrington;
Z. +. Ankrom, Parkersburg; X: y.
Leonard. Washington; W. J. Morrison
Parkersburg; J. c. Cortelynn, Hunt
ington: 4. k. GanaGer, Morgantowh ;
NJ. Stathers, OF Clarksburg; bruce
Kelley, Grafton; Helen T. Burt. 1psil-
anti; Celia Brady, Sistersvllie; Geo:
Fletcher. Fairmont; c. II: Biboee' Oh
Ciarks burg; G. W. Mealy, ParkerS'
burg.
Grand central-Mr. and Mrs: '. c.
Carroll Folsom; Mrs. {. II. McCaul'
lev Ciarington: Jacob Maule, Cole
rain; J.. B. Watson. Roanoke; J. W.
Shinn, Sistcrspille; X. y. MusgroYe'
Endicott.
Mclure-W. J. Calvert, Clarksburg;
Fl. NJ. Carpenter. Stcubenville; J: 5.
Arnold, Woodslicld; +. y. Heskett,
Moundsyile; W. W. Bee, ParkerSburg;
+. W. Efau, Warrington: l.. G. kinche-
loe, Clarksburg.
Mrs. Alexander Glass of kenwood
Place, and Mrs. w. W. Holloway are
spending some time in New York city.
Miss Eleanor Taylor of the Island,
will return home on Saturday from
DR.. Sargent's school in the East and
will remain for the Christmas Faca-
ton.
Miss Helen Tallman will return on
Saturday from the Bennett school III
New York state.
Miss Minnie MilloH will return on
Saturday for the Christmas holidays,
from Lakewood New Jersey.
Miss Florence Mason will arrive on
Thursday from the Maryland College
for Women.
Miss Ellen Harding Of New York, is
at the Stratford Springs hotel with a.n
extensive line Of beautiful gowns.
Misses Helen Elig and Edith Bon
nesan will return on Saturday from
the w. V. U. at Morgantown.
Mrs. 4. G.. Kengott Of Buffalo, N.
Y. Is visiting Mrs. VIM. Breltenstein
at kirkwood.
Miss Elizabeth Burdatts will. return
home on Saturday from college. to
spend the Christmas holidays.
Miss Jennie Ball of North Main
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NAzIMOVA MAKES A
HIT IN WAR BRIDES"
At COURT THEATRE

War Brides" which opened four
days engagement at the Court Theatre,
Monday, is the thing for which We
have been long waiting. 1t hits the
nail squarely on the head and at one
mighty clip sends it home for keeps.
About War Brides" there is no
foolishness, no tFifling, no dilly-daliy
with the audience, no playing with
noise and red-flre just for the sake OF
the sensations they may make. 1t has
serious business on hand, and from
start TO finish it sticks. to its task like
the burr to the Sleeps wool.
II were well if every ruler of every
nation could be made to witness the
scene in which Joan, heading the mIl-
t.tude of grief-crazed women. meets
the King as he Is on his way to the
front, where the War Monster is get
ting in his hellish work.
That one scene alone would he suf-
ficient to sicken the most stalwart o.
the advocates Of war, and TO convince
him Of the fact that war is nothing
less than Internal. and that its pro-
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How to Get Rid Of Catarrh,
=. Catarrhal Deafness or
Head Noises.

II you have catarrh. catarrhal deaf
ness or head noises caused by catarrh.
or ii phlegm drops in your throat and
has caused catarrh of the stomach or
bowels you will be glad TO know that
these distressing symptoms can be en-
tirely overcome In many instances by
the Following treatment which you can
easily prepare IN your own home at lit
tie cost. Secure from your druggist l
ounce Of Parmint double Strength.
This will not cost you more than I5c.
Take this horne and add to II /, pint OF
hot water and ounces Of graduated
sugar: stir until dissolved. Take one
,easpoonful four times day. decid-
I'd Improvement TX sometimes noted ar
ter the first days treatment Breath
Ing becomes easy; while the distressing
head noises. headache. dullness. cloudy
thinking. etc. gradually disappear I'M
der the tonic action Of the treatment.
Loss Of smell. taste. defective hearing
and mucus dropping in the back of tn"
throat are other symptoms which Sue-
pest the presence of catarrh and which
Arr: often overcome BY this efticactous
treatment. Nearly ninety per cent. Of
All ear troubles are said 10 be directly
caused by catarrh. therefore. there must
be many people whose hearing can be re-
stored by this simple home treatment.
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RARITY
THIS At TERNO0N
GRAM ATJHE FIRST UNIFIED
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
EIks' Dance Will Be Held This Even
ing-Card Party and Dance Last
Evening al Mercantile CLUB.

An unusually interesting party Will
hn held this afternoon al the First
United Presbyterian church. at which
the Ladiest Aid Society members will
be hostcsses. This is a repetition Of
like affair las; year. which proved
most delightful. Arrangements for
this arc equally enjoyable and assure
tho pleasure Of the large number who
will attend The guests are TO bring
their needlework and the hours will
be devoted to stitching and chat. with
a program during the later afternoon
which will combine both literary and
musical numbers. Mrs. Anna Hilton
Otto, Mrs. II. r. Marshall. Mrs. Frank
Carlin and Miss Alice Mcclure will
sing. Mrs. G.. W. Henry and Miss
Charlotte Winters will give some on.
PERTAINING readings and Miss Jessie
Alma Wolfe will contribute the piano
numbers The hours will be from 3
until o'clock and luncheon will be
served at the conclusion of the pro-
gram. There will be small baZar in
connection at which aprons may be
had in great variety and will he IN
Stahl and Miss Tillie Gallagher.
The reception committee includes:
Mesdames-
c. A Robinson G. II. Robinson
W. ]. w. Cowden Miss Wright
Thomas Stewart ,,;o,
The hospitality committee or Whlcn
Mrs Arthur Langhans Is chairman i
composed OF:
Mesdames-
G Macbane c. ". Henry
Erank Cans NJ. A. Holden
w II Conrad James Dickey
r q Viets Mrs Dunlap
Cards Received.
Comics of the following cards nave
been received in this city by triends
of Mr. Burke:
Mr., and Mrs. Charles P. SturteVant
announce the marriage OF their
daughter
Hazel Isabel
to
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur de Eries Burke
on Saturday, the ninth OF Dccemoer
one thousand nine hundred and
sixteen
Cards enclosed with this announce
ment read: r,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur de Fries Burks
AT Home
After January first
Huntington, W. Va.
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College Club.

Members of the College club met
on Saturday at the Y. ". c: A,
where a program of exceptional inter
est was given, composed of essays
on vocational guidance, work Of
night schools. a discussion which
placed special emphasis on normal in;
struction and physical direction ana
some interesting remarks on teach
ers' associations. public kinderSar-
tens and a bureau of occupation 1or
the public.
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leland Literary Club.

Members of the Island Literary
club will meet this evening. at tne
home of Mrs. Thomas Downing. Mr.
l.. {. Vets has arranged the program
which is composed of the follo"lns
numbers:
Roll Call-Name a City Official and
His Duties.
Give Location and Snort HISTORY
of the Island Of Crete. 49,.
2-What Japan is Thinking ABOUT
America.
3-Book Review.
4-Reading. Our Town.
5-Current Events.
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Concert Of importance
Music lovers Will be much lnIeI,
osied in knowing that on THURSDAY
niFht, December IA, in the SECOND
Preshyterian church, corner Twen,
10Th t and Market streets, they will
s asain S be- privileged to hear Miss
EIizabeth !. Leckie, Of washington
B. bl'G Co. who possesses rare contralto
voice, and who was so heartily re-
ceived on the occasion of her last
appearance in Wheeling. u,i, ha
The following selections Will oe
rnnn h. MicS 1,eCkle.
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WOMAN'S CLUBS
College Club.

At the reception and tea Of the
College club. at the Windsor hotel
on Wednesday. December y. the
graduates of the Wheeling Female
Seminary will hold their reunion.
Their previous meeting of three
wears ago was held in connection
with the Collegiate Alumnae and
proved very delightful in its every
ARRANGEMENT.
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SEWING Bee.

This afternoon In the restry rooms
of the Eoff Street Temple. the Ladies'
Hebrew Benevolent society will meet
for their regular sewing party. one Of
which is held every TWO weeks. Light
refreshments arc served at the con-
clusion Of few hours devoted to
needlework and the finished garments
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TO GET BONuS,

NEW YORK. Dec. 1G.--Thc Standard
oil company Of New Jersey today au-
thorized bonus payment to all its en-
ployes in the United States receiving
less than S3.0n0 year who were not
included In a general wage advance re-
Gently made Those getting less than
81 900 q year received 90 per cent bonus.
those between 81 900 and $4,000. 10
per cent bonus. and those between
$4,000 and $4,000 ten per cent.
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conc.rt Of importance

1u,ius Horkheimer, toilet set, anu
Tr Raluh Kline, a portable lamp.
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are sent TO the children Of the poorer
districts in whom they are interested.
Elks' Ball.
This evening at the Elks club. the
regular open house session and dance
will be observed. A large crowd is
expected and arrangements have been
completed for an accordingly large
number. Excellent dance music will
be provided for The evening and sup.
per will be served.
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moters are the greatest enemies OF
the human race.

And there is no other scene that will
haunt my memory as long as i've
that of the final meeting between
Amelia and Lieutenant Hoffman,, the
Young war-lord who, In obedience 10
! the orders of the Imperialism govern
ment, was anxious to obtain me oeau-
tiful girl as his war bride as his
Brood Mare" to employ the words OF
Joan.
Is war degrading, bestial. destruc'
tive OF all that Is pure, refined and ele-
waiting in life? This scene answers
the question once and for all and the
answer is-YES.
AS is quite proper. since the nor
rors Of war fall principally upon the
women, the chief parts in Mr.. bren.
on's marvellous production are carried
by Nazimoya, Gertrude Berkeley and
Mia Mae as Joan. the mother OF
Amelia, and it's is no eXaggeratlon 10
say that their acting displays the very
perfection of the art dramatic.
WATCH YoUR STEP
watch Your Step which will be the
attraction offered at the Court thSatrc
SATURDAY. matinee and night Is nothing
If not modern. Its entire score 1s syn
copated, its dances are all Of the one
step variety. its scenes are tnN lrol
palaces and cabaretS. Perhaps the nnly
thing not modern about this bis musical
show which packed the New Armster-
dam Theatre. New York. for onc year Is
that it is clean. There is not song.
dance, or joke that calls for the censor
to get busy.
The combined efforts of an unusual
cast. the cXuuisttely designed costumes
by Helen Dryden. the ragtiIne melodies
Of Irving Berlin make Watch Your
Step" q production which, Of its kind
/ has never before been eQualled. The
piece is alive with irresistible youth.
fun, stunning gowns and beautiful ar
tistic stage settings. which are marHels
of color harmony. Everything rs Spick
, and span. And there is plenty of action
in the piece because T. II. Burnside,
who stagr.d the production knew what
he was about and put II there. The
chorus is an ideal Broadway one. COM
posed of pretty young girls who can
really sing and dance. The masculine
de- partment of the chorus do not strik"
YOU as the average chorus do II you
, have an aversion for chorus men.
Altogether Watch Your Step" should
prove the banner musical attraction of
the year. for 1t seems impossible to
beat II.
TO GET BONUS.
NEW YORK. Dec. 1E.--'fhc Standard
oil company Of New Jersey today au-
thorized bonus payment tn all its en-
@,it eat i've linn.
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Nursery Board Meetings.

The finance committee of the King S
Daughters Day Nursery will meet this
afternoon at , o'clock at the \. W. Z.
A. As several matters Of interest VIII
be discussed. it is expected all mem
bers be present The regular meeting
of the Day Nursery board Will be held
on FRIDAY afternoon at . o'clock also
III the association building.
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Miss Leckie will have for her very
able assistants, Miss Bessie telner'
violinist, Margaret Heiser, pianist
and the High School orchcftra' Win
Miss Lucy Robinson, director.
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At a meeting Of the College club
which was held al the Y. W. {. A. on
Saturday afternoon. plans we're en-
tered into for their annual luncheon
which will be held this year on Dec
q at the Windsor hotel.
Many of the college girls who are TO
be home for the Christmas vacation
will be guests Of honor. Mrs. (; a.
Robinson, Mrs. John H. Mcclure. Mrs.
D. A. Taylor, Mrs. H. Maynard Kim
berland and Miss Jennie MCGOWAN
will receive reservations.
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Buds Will Meet

Miss Sophie Euston Woods will en-
terrain the Buds on Wednesday aft
crnuon at her home.
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Literary Society.
Missionary Socl ETY..

This afternoon lhe Home Missionary
Society of the Fourth Street NJ. i.
church will hold lis regular meeting.
4 social session will follow and re-
freshments will be served Mrs. S. t.:
! S. Spragg and Mrs. H. B. Bowden will
be hostesseS MI members are re-
qursted 10 attend.
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Afternoon Party

The ladies of the Carroll Socia CLUB
will entertain with party Wednesday
afternoon at $50 o'clock. Sewing VIII
be one Of the diversions Of the after
noon. Mrs. George Otte is in charge.
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Cards Received.
Christmas Entertainments.

On Wednesday evening, Dec. p, the
children Of ST. Johns Sunday school
at Echo Point will participate in a
Christmas party. There will be a
Christmas tree and n program Will
further contribute 10 the pleasure oil
the occasion. The teachers OF the
several classes for the committee IN
charge which is composed of:
Mesdames:--
Louis Steenrod. PEBBLES Tatum,
e A Aschman, Ethel de Vries.
MiSSeS:-
Janie Good, Frances Ogden,
Hester Brady, Julia wilson
Lila Little. Miss Selvey.
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Kentucky Wedding.

AT the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
W p, Thorne at Eminence, Ky, the
marriage Of their grand daughter,
Miss Virginia Crabbe, to Mr.. Alfred
Foster Brady, OF this city, will take
place this evening. The bride is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsay
Thomas Crabbe, of Louisville, Ky.
and is a charming member Of Ken
lucky society.
Mr.. Brady is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Brady. Of Virginia, and
is salesmanager of the Hazcl-Atlas
Glass company of this city. After an
extended Journey Mr.. Brady and, his
bride will return TO Wheeling. where
after January l they will live at
WOodSdale
The Penn's Grove record., 1916-06-09
MIR. RooseveIt's German Policy

Mr.. Roosevelt's political philosophy
is distinctly German. He is more like
the Kaiser than anybody else in the
world. In peace he likes to concern
himself in the daily life Of the citizen, az
Germany does; war he would carry on as
Germany carries it on. That n seeming
~ anti-Gernlan people should want hIm
for President is, however, not inexplic-
able. Indeed, it is not uncommon Tor
men, when put to the test, to discover that
they do not really think as they had
thought they thought.-Provideloe Tri-
buue.
The Penn's Grove record., 1916-06-09
Wilson by Acclamation
w. j. Bryan in the Commoner.

w. }. Bryan IN the CommOneT.
1t is now certain that President Wilson
will be re%nominated by exclamation. No
other name will he presented to the con-
vention. The platform will indorse his
Administration and the record made
by the Democratic Congress. The differ
ence, such as may exist, bet Seen the
President and Congress, will be compro
missed and the party will present 4 united
front.
1t is a remarkable record of achieve
ment, nothing to compare with it in num-
Der and, importance of reforms accomp-
llslled. Where Republican leaders have
been wrong the President aud the Demo-
cratic Congress have beer right. Tie
Republican leaders have opposed all that
has been done in favor Of lower tariff rates,
an income tax, currency reform and anti
trust legislation, They have insisted on
wal with Mexico and even want to enter
the European war. Where the President
has conceded more Than he should to the
scaredness program, the Republican lead
ers rave demanded even more, so that the
President is nearer to the people than the
Republican leaders. Let every Demo
crat get ready for the campaign aud 20 to
work.
The Penn's Grove record., 1916-06-09

Every Board of Education in the state
must see that the American flag is con-
spicuously displayed at every public
school building, as required by state law.
This is the direction contained in a let
ter sent to school boards by State Com
missioner of Education Calvin N. Ken
dali. Complaint has been made to Com
missioner Kendall that some boards were
not complying with the law.
The Penn's Grove record., 1916-06-09

The delegates from New Jersey to the
Progressive National Convention in
Chicago on June Z, will leave Hoboken
over the Lackawanna on a special train
une .. The leader of the delegation
will be either Mr.. Colby or State Chair
man J. A. H. Hopkins, of Morristown.
The Penn's Grove record., 1916-06-09

New Jersey Progressives who are
working within the Republican ranks for
the nomination of Roosevelt for Presi-
dent, have started a move to make form
er Senator Everett Colby, of Essex, a
candidate for United States Senator.
With Colby a candidate for the United
States Senate and George L. Record
running for Governor, the plans of some
OF the regular Republican candidates
would be considerably upset.
The Penn's Grove record., 1916-06-09
FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1916
STATE CAPITAL NEWS.
Continued from page u

as shown in the Edge budget and pur-
chasing laws.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-24
Railroad Detective
Seriously Injured as
Result of Gun Duel

Special Detective C. A. Lowell Of the
Illinois Central railroad was taken TO the
ST. Jossph's hospital IN = serious oondl-
ton as the result OF q gun battle be-
tween himself and three armed men in
the yards near the Omaha Box factory in
East Omaha about midnight.
As Detective Lowell was making his
regular rounds OF the yards at that place
alone. three armed men slipped up be-
hind him and. after telling him TO halt
one OF them said, Now we've got you
and we'll get rid OF you. too" and then
shot, hitting Lowell IN the left hip and
causing him to drop the shot gun which
he was carrying. He Immediately re-
gained his balance after the shock and
drawing his automatic fired the entire
contents az the men. but owing 10 the
darkness no was unable 10 tell definitely
whether he hit one OF the men though
he stated that he was certain he did.
After the men had left him Lowell
crawled nearly half a mile to the office
OF the Omaha Box factory where he
aroused the night watchman and had
him notify the local police. The smsTE-
ency car manned by a squad Of detee-
tives and officers and Police surgeon
Miller was rushed to the scene. The
Council Bluffs department was also
notified and sent its patrol. as the night
watchman stated that he first thought
Lowell had been shot in Iowa. the divid-
ing line between the two states being
only q few feet from tho scene Of the
action.
Lowell Is a resident OF Chicago. where
ne has a wife and family. The relatives
have been notified by the police Of the
shooting.
Search for ths men that shot the de-
tective has been without avail.
Chief Special Agent NJ. y. Bun Of tho
Iowa division OF the Illinois CentrAl ar
rived I'm Omaha this morning from Fort
Dodge ana expressed his intention OF set
ting after the brass thieves In double
quick order.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-24
new YORK STOCK MARKET
Leading Issues Rise and Fall Within
Fractional Limits.
TRADING is PROFESSIONAL

NEW YORK, March 2s.--During the
greater part OF todays listless session,
leading stocks rose and fell within frac-
tlonRl limits, except in the forenoon,
when an abrupt decline in the Mexican
group, chiefly petroleums, caused reces-
sions OF one 10 five points. Trading lost
nothing OF It's familiar professional tone,
commission houses reporting a dearth Of
outside interest and dealings were on an
increasing scale OF narrowness,
Rails were more neglected than usual.
until toward the close, when an inquiry
for Reading, which made an extreme gain
Of ~, awakened interest I'm other shares
Of the same cless. New York Central
levela, but Southern Pacific was unre-
sponsive 20 Its favorable February state
ment, and Norfolk n Western was dor
mant pending deferred action on the
General munitions equipments and oils
contributed more than thCsr usual large
quota Mexican fssr9leSm pe'ns psscorssd sns V sn
extreme loss OF bh. at iHh. but closed
OF lO6N. United States Steel offered some
resistance to pressure on forecasts OF
earnings for the quarter now drawing 10
close, but Bethlehem Steel continued
TO yield. falling nine points 70 tse. Meta
shares we're active, especially AInericah
corded substantial gains.
Total shares Of stock amounted to
$4,000 shares.
ton were not calculated to clear. up the
confusion prevailing In speculative cir.
oles There was less peace talk, and
general news from abroad threw htue
ilght on existing conditions.
Bankers expressed no surprise A. the
reported refusal OF the entente allies TO
grant n loan to Greece,
The Plank OF England increased its gold
holdings by over NOO0,000. incidentally y
strengthening It's liabilities reserves. while
the Bank of France gained y, ,&@VOo golu.
hui Increased It's note circulation BY over
! t2a 000, 900. - -.
southern Pacific WAS the first OF the
important roads TO submit February earn
ings with net Increase OF t9tVU'
| bonds were steady. with further heaNy
| trading IN Anglo-French es. Totai sI sac Z
OF bonds (par Value) were V2,6zb,OOO Un,teo
/ stnteR bonds were unchanged on call,
Number OF sales and teading quotations
| on at ocks today were:
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-24
sugar Market.

NEW YORK. March 25--SUGAR-Raw,
steady; centrifugal, 81 ilc; molasses. 4.e4c ;
refined steady Futures opened quiet,
but later became quite active, with Cuban
interests again on the buying side, to-
gether with covering hy recent sellers.
Al noon prices were 3fN points higher.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-24
ATTENTION!

TO A CASH AND QUICK BUYER.
Six head of young mares In foal Also
( COWS two span OF mules. one team Or
geldings weighing 5000 pounds, two sets
OF harness, one farm wagon. Death ia
family forces sale. 25i6 Farnam 81.
AS / have exchanged my farm for reaI
estate in Omaha, 1 have left for sale
well matched. chunky team OF mares
s and years old. Will foal In May,
weight, 2,4O. Bay mare, weight l.2OO:
one gelding weight 400 No cash
offer refused 2OiS Douglas 81,
WIDOW must sell. / have three good
husband and have no further use for
these horses; gentle and In good con-
dition; will sell cheap. These are good
bis horses and gentle. Call at 24B ST
Marys Ave. Mrs. Thorp.
SPAN of good work horses. harness and
wagon. an for $50 Walnut 25l2