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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-13
j. P. PRESBYTERY TO
MEET HERE IN SPRING
SEM1-ANNuAL MEETING HELD YES
TERDAY IN WEST ALEXANDEA
WE'LL ATTENDED.
Prayers odered for Speedy Recovery Of
Rev. McCreary and Mr. Dickson,
Hurt in Auto Accident.

Ministers and elders representing
nearly every United Presbyterian church
In the northern Panhandle and eastern
Ohio attended the seml-annual meeting
Uf the Wheeling Presbytery Of the Init
ed Presbyterian church. held in West
Alexander yesterday morning and after
noon. The Rev. K. G. Snodgrnss Of st.
Clairsrille, moderator. presided at the
sessions The next mceting Will be held
in Wheeling in April.
The sessions were opened nj 10 O'CLOCK
yesterday morning. Various reports OF
officers and committees werH read Mt the
business session which followed the de-
YotionaI service. They were interesting
and dwclt at length upon the accomplish
ments OF the past six months. At noon
the session was recessed and dinner was
served the visitors hy the ladies Of tho
United Presbyterian congregation.
at the afternoon session. Addresses
were delivered by the Rcvs. r. q. Snod--
grass Of 81. Clalrsvillc. l. +. Leiper Of
st. ClairsVillc. J. *. Gifin Of Mounds
willie. The Rev. Ira g. McCrcary OF this
city pastor OF the Second United Pres
bytcrian church. was Ia have addressed
the meeting. but owing to an accident
while cnruute TO West Alexander was
unable to be present.
Prayers We're offered by the ministers
for the speedy recovery Of Rev. Nc
Crcary and Mr.. r. j. Dickson. who was
accompanying Rev McCrcary when the
accident occurred and also for the Rev.
Mr.. WaddclI of New Athens. O.. who sus-
tanned serious injuries recently In fall.
Rev Waddcll is ono Of the oldest min
listers in service in the Wheeling Pres
bytcry.
The following ministers attended the
sessions:
Rev. II. G. Snodgrass nf ST. Clairsville,
Or. W. !. Grimes of West Alexander.
Roy. j. NJ. McCrackrn Of Vest &lexan-
der. Rev I. +: G.eiper of st; C!airsville.
Rev j. X. Ginin Of Moundsville. Rev.
W. " Hughes OF New Athens. Rev. r.
e. Campbell of New Athens. Rev. r. P.
Morris Of ROn"yS Point. DR.. Charles r..
Robinson of Wheeling. Rev J. G. Deeds.
pastor of the Vest Alexander Methodist
Episcopal church. und elders from the
United Presbyterian churches.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-13
REV. IRA M'CREARY AND r. ,
DICKSON MIRAcULOUSlY
ESCAPE DEATH.
When Automobile Crashes Over EN-
bankment Near Fulton Hill.
Polish Woman Badly Hurt.

In spite of their hairraising plunge
yesterday over Il fifty foot EN-
bankment. when an automobile IN
which they were riding left the
Wheeling Hill road. near Fulton. and
crashed down the bank into Il house,
Rev. Ira G. McCreary and r. j. Dick
son are not dangerously injured, was
the assurance given from the Ohio Val
ley General hospital last night. Physi-
clans have not been able as yet to de-
tormine fully how serious may be the
injuries Of Mrs. Mike Wolinski. who
was hurt when the automobile crushed
in wall next TO which she was sitting
when her home was partly wrecked by
the impact of the plunging car.
Rev. McCreary was able to talk at
the hospital last evening, although he
was still suffering much pain and was
very restless from his injuries. Mr..
Dickson was more seriously injured.
and late last night had not fully come
from under the influence Of the anaes-
thetic administered to him. His right
lower jaw and left upper jaw were
broken, his neck was severely injured
and blood flowed from his nose and
mouth. Mrs. Woinski, suffering from
painful bruises and shock the extent Of
which may not be determined for two
or three days, was not taken to Il hos
pital.
Rev. McCreary and Mr.. Dickson, the
latter vice president Of the Hicks and
Hoge Dry Goods company. We're on
their way yesterday 10 attend Wheel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-13
RUTGERS FOOTBALL
STAR TO SEE WAR

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. Dec. t.
Parker Talman. the famous Rutgers
kicker and All-American guard. who
was expected 10 be the bulwark Of the
University OF Chattanooga football
team next year. has secured an appoint
lnent to the ambulance corps Of the
French army and Will leave for Paris
early in January. Tealman has just
returned from Ohio. where he is said
to have played with the Massillon pro-
fessional football team in a series for
the professional championship of the
world Talman's great kicking has
been a feature Of the Chattanooga prac-
lce this fall that elected much adni-
Grafton and there was general longing
for the time when he could be seen In
action In real gamee. He kept in per-
fcct training while here and could have
entered the game at any moment had
he not been ineligible under the rule
requiring n onc-yrar residence for u
man who shifts from one college to an
other. Spiegel had planned to build
his 1917 team around Talman. but will
have to dope out" n winner with some
other player as y nucleus. His kicking
would have been the sensation of the
south regardless Of his other Qualidca-
tionS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-13
.BELLAIRE winner
OF LEAGUE TROPHY
Award Was Made at Quarterly Rally
Of Epwcrth League Societies In
Zane Street Church Last Night.

Many delegates from the Epworth
Leagues of the Wheeling district we're
present at the quarterly rally held
last night in the Zane Street Methodist
Episcopal church. An address by the
Rev Roy McCuskey. new. pastor at
the North Street NJ. E. church, was
feature. His topic was The Call or
Christ 10 the Youth.
One Of the interesting events in con-
nection with the rally was the contest
for the Epworth League pennant. Elm
Grove and South Bellaire put up the
strongest claim tor the trophy, the
Rellaire society winning by 40 per cent
The award was based on the percent
age OF attendance.
Contestants for the Epworth League
remnant for the next three months
must live up to the following points
which were accepted: Every league
must have a gospel team; largest
membership; increase in membership:
greatest number Of Epworth Herald
subscriptions, and the greatest num-
Der Of enrolment. 49,.
The next meeting will be held 10 the
First NJ. E. church in Martins Ferry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-13
What Happened to Jones
Will Make You Laugh

You remember how you laughed Mt
Fair and Warmer" and L" Hit the. Trail
Holiday" You will laugh ms much II
not more when you 20 TO the Carroll
club tonight and witness one Of the
most comic plays ever dreamed by the
wit Of man. In II the Cathedra! High
School Alumni present their leading CO.
medians Edwin G.. Jepson and Clarence
J. Chapman who are supported by a
wonderful cast.
This popular association has gone 60
a great dehl Of expense In money and
time to Civ" thratrrEoers OF Wheeling
n show equal tn professional. In fact.
tho royalty IN this show alone. which
must NC puid to the professional COM
pany who holds the right Of production.
is $50.
That the show IS NIL that Is claimed
for 1t Is proved NY the fact that tho
New York Herald r"mnrks. ut has
sixty laughs per minute" Other pa
prrs said: You will laugh TIL the
tears roll down your checks" "a laugh
10 every line" rtc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-13
DISCUSS PLANS TO
RE-0RGANIzE CLUB
President ]. Landon Bier Tells Mem
bers Of Wheeling motorcycle
Club Future Plans.

Plans for reorganization Of the
Wheeling Motorcycles club were dis
GUESSED ut last nights meeting when Of
liccrs nominated one week ago last night
were declared elected. The members
preceding the meeting enjoyed q BAN
quet served under Tn" direction Of tue
entertainment committee.
Action was taken regarding the pro-
posed reorganization but nothing WAS
announced for publication. Annual re-
ports of the president and treasurer
were read. The report of the treasurer
showed that the club had enjoyed a
prosperous year and that more was nc
complishcd during 1916 than at any
other time.
President Bier commended the men on
the loyal way in which the members
took part in the various events held
under the auspices of the club and
thanked them for their cooperation in
making the various affairs successful.
Two new members were added 10 tho on
rollinent.
The following werc present:
Theodore Roth K. G. MGlchcr
T.. G.. Kelley clarence TrUSch
AlonZo Sells &. l.. ChcSirr
Frank Hcdiger rave Nichaels
Ace Hubbard Einmory Herrold
Walter Bowman Wesley House
H. A Brady Carl Schnaberger .
Bud Brunhause Oscar Davis
Carl CHASER Otto Ritz
John +. Wolf Paul Dangcl
Charles Caldwell &. H. Miller
Robert Campbell !. Landon Eicr
John b. Wcidner 7. r. WaSmuth
I-eN1oynes pickens Carl Sells
r. Is. Shaver Andy Pastors
George Clappcr Charles MeatorS
Elmer Gardner G. X. MCCuskey
Robert Keller William Lyle
Walter Worls
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-13
DOG FANC|ERS
ADOPT Name For New Organization
and Plan For Bench Show In This
City Next March.

Further plans were made for the
dog show, TO be held in the Market
Auditorium, March !. . and 3, and q
name adopted at a we'll attended meet
ing held last night In the rooms ~
the Wheeling Commercial association.
The name is TO be the Ohio valley
Kennel Club Of Wheeling. Action was
taken 10 have all owners Of blooded
dogs of the entire Wheeling district 10
become members Of the organization,
including BelaIre. Martins Ferry and
bridgeport. Ohio: Moundsyille, Rem
wood, McMechen, Warwood and the
oul-the-pike sections.
Communications were read from the
National Dog Kennel association rnia-
tive TO putting on the show here. inc
rules and regulations of that organiza-
ton will be carried out at the exhibit
ton here, which promises TO be ono
Of the best shows Of the kind ever
given in the Ohio valley.
This is the first kennel club ever
organized in this city. There are many
members at present and it Is expected
that within a short time the member
shin will be close TO the hundred marx:
BERT Welty, president Of the club. said
last night that all who wish TO become
affiliated with the club should conf
municato with him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-13
FACULTY OF WHEELING
HI SEEKS EARLY GAME
Say They Can beat High School Team
II Game II Played Early In
the Season

Members OF the faculty OF the Wheel
;ne high school arc seeking. urging.
using all methods of coercion. even at
tempteing to use compulsory methods In
cndeavoring tn have the members Of TIN"
Wheeling high school basketball team
play the annual faculty game ut tho DO
the Old Gold and Rluc ar" standing pat
and conditions last night were ut z
deadlock. With no view Of an carly
settlement in sight.
The argument used by tn" faculty Ia
that should the game br played carly
in the season they would b. in better
condition to put up Il good game. Will"
II they wnit"h until tn" Close IN" high
school boys will have had Il wnt"rs
;.r:."t!'.. "n th"n hud viii L., abb :" nd
iliiu,~i.i ',n"th'T a. f'at
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-13
PATRICK RUDDY WAS
MAN KILLED BY CAR
WAS POLICEMAN HERE SEVERAL
YEARS AGO UNDER CAPTAIN
JOHN S, RITZ
Believed To Have Been Stricken III
And Fell On Track-Funeral
Thursday


II was Patrick Ruddy, the man who
was killed by Wheeling-Bellaire trac-
tion car about 10 o'clock Monday
night in West Wheeling Ohio. lie was
Identified by suit of clothes made by
the Seabright Tailoring company OF
this city.
Rudy, better known in Wheeling as
''Reddy" served on the local police
force under Captain John S. Ritz a
number of years ago. For the past sew
eral months he had been working IN
the Wheeling Mold and Foundry com
pany plant and was boarding with the
Hoffman family in Fifth street, this
city. He has g. sister, Mrs. F. V. Lally
OF I'll Makes street. The body was
removed froETthe Adolph undertaking
establishments in Bridgeport, 10 her
home yesterday. Coroner Henry Reger
Of Martins Ferry. gave his verdict or
accidental death.
It IS believed that Mr.. Ruddy was
suffering with pleurisy at the time ana
fell upon the track and was unable TO
get up before the car struck him. He
had been afflicted with heart trouble
for several years and did not go 70
work Monday as he was i'll. How he
came to be in the vicinity where he
was killed may never be known.
Mr. Ruddy was 55 years old and had
lived in this city all his life. His wife
died about 5 years ago. Surviving be-
side his sister Is a son Of IA years,
who Is attending the Manual training
school in Elm Grove.
Funeral Thursday
Funeral services will be held in the
home Of his sister, Mrs. Lally, Thurs-
day morning at $50 o'clock. Requiem
high mass in st. Joseph's cathedral at
9 o'clock, with interment in Mt Cal
vary cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-13
CONTINUE TAX. SALE ).

After opening the sale Of real ESTATE
advertised for delinquent taxes and
disposing Of about half dozen pieces
of property yesterday afternoon. Sher4
if At. Sweeney again adjourned thd
sale until this afternoon, by which
time it is believed that more pieces Of
property will be redeemed. The piecost
sold yesterday were ones upon the
sheriff had given up hope Of securing
tax payments.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-13
COUNCIL AGAIN
LACKS QUORUM
NEITHER BRANCH HAD SUFFi-
GENT MEMBERS PRESENT
TO HOLD SESSION.
Interest In City Affairs Not Sufficient
Now to Attract the Men,
bers to Sessions.

Again, for the second time in two
weeks, council failed to have quorum
last night, although 1t was the date for
the regular meeting. Neither the First
nor the Second branch had sufficient
members for quorum.
Although the time for the llrst cleo
ton under the city manager charter is
approaching, interest in the city Of
fairs seems to be at low tide during
the past several weeks and officials
who have 10 prepare for the holding Of
the first election begin to fear hat
they will have trouble to secure quo
rum in order to prepare for the cleo
ton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-13
HARVARD'S SCHEDULE

I'AMEEfpt;f.. Mass. l6rr. T.. HAIR
wards football schedule for 1917 AN
nuuured tn-night. shows several
changes cornell. which has been Ill"
mii-Sc:I>un npIInnrnt for thn lnSi lw''
years, il drnpprd and til" Carlisle" 1T
!ian; are added. i!nwdnin. Boston t"l-
lrge and the Springfield Y. NJ. {. a.. 20
on the list III place Of tn" University nI
Nirrinia.n University III North iarnllIIH
and Massachusetts Agricultural College.
The schedule follows:
September 90. Bates: September ~.
l;uwtluin: October &. Hnstnu College: &C.
tdhcr -. Colby: October 20. TUFTS; uctn-
her -. Brown: November ;. Springfield
Y. VI. Z. y: November 10, Princeton; Mo-
vrInher l.. Carlisle Indians: November
II, Y:lr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-13
SHOOTING SCRApE
Occurs in Fort Pitt Mine, South OF
Bellaire-Details Are Lacking
1.-Two Are Arrested.

4 mySterious shooting occurred
early las, evening in thr Fort PHI
mine, solrh Of llellairr. TWO men
have been arrested. an American ana
Il foreigner, and HAY" been placed III
the Brllairr city Jail. The arrests
were mad" by Marshal Davis OF
Shadysihr.
Details of the affair were mraerr
bu il was learned that one man. an
American had been shot in The arm.
His injury is not serious and no was
taken 10 his home. belmont county
officials will investigate the shooting
Today
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-13
CHRIS T M A S CT u B
M o N E Y
DAVE says:

Because it was 50 easily
saved, it is sometimes very
.unwisely spent. But there is
no wiser investment for part
of your surplus this year
than a Kraus Quality Over
coat. In this era Of rising
prices it is sure to prove OF
increasing value to you.
The range of Overcoat
STYLES at our store is sure to
be sufficient to please. There
are pinch backs, loose box
effects and form-fitting coats
from which to make a selec-
ton. The price range IS
from $500 to $4,000.
Weather for to-day: Fair.
<'>tEE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-13

SPEIGEL RESIGNED

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. DEC. L.
Coach Johnny Spcigrl has been Resigned
for two NOR" years rs coach of til"
University Of Chattanooga football
eleven. II was announced here today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-13

PENNSY TROOPS TO LEAVE
HARRISBURG. Pa. Dec. 12-Adju-
tant-Gencral Stewart was today ad-
vised that the Eighteenth Pennsylva-
MIA Infantry would start for home
from FL Paso on Saturday night. De
cnmhnr 16
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-13
ROGUE HEADS YALE HOCKEY.

NEW HAVEN. Conn., Dec. 1"-Frrd
Enculi". former irarlmuuth h"r;"y coach,
has f""n appointed head coach 1T tn"
Yale hh"l;"v Team. - wH~ hum"uu'"h to-
might.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-13
DAVIS REELECTED.

PRINCETON. y. j.. Dec l".--l'nrkn
II. Davis has h""u r"-rl"rI"'l tn repre-
sent PRINCETON University an the foot
bail rules committee il WAS announced
L., Ia. H. th,. board 81 nrhl"lir control
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-13

Tonight-Easy Marks VS.. Quaker
Three Sans vs.. Crincess.
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nInrns AND DEATHS.

Births-Martin and Caroline KIRK, o2it
South Twenty-third, boy. salvatore am
IstcIa Copsti l7i2 Spencer, boy, Harry
and Bertha Lowery, 2iO9 Douglas, girl
Nicholas and Jennie Pillor, hospital
boy. , ,.,Y ~
Mrs. Teresa Koenig, 49, hospital; James
p English, Is, b2b South Thirty-first;
Joseph bay, Is, 523 North Fifteenth ;
iuliette Gregory. 81. Ezra Writ. James
Murray, Is. Seventh and Douglas; Rob
ert H. Moriarity, g. 95S south Twenty
seventh avenue; Peitrna Null, months
1870 North sixteenth; stephen SEEMINGLY
9s COS Capitol avenue. a. j. Beaton' ~,
bO2 North Fortieth; Peter clark, 49, bzz
south Twenty-fourth avenue fay
Coatsworth, months. 1892 South TWEEN
tv-sixth; c. o. Heller. 3d. hospital.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

OMAHA manufacturing business now
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and ali II needs Is two crackerjack
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retail clerks. $5O-SS; travelling sales
Western Reference & Bond Assn. Inc
Originators of the Reference Business,
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MAnnIAan LIcENsEs.

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Dorao Rathbun, l,ouisville. 10
Fred b. Bohl Bloomington, Neb'''.'' ~
Estella RevenburRh, Albion..."........ ~
Walter T. Norweil. Omaha. y
Katie stanker. Omaha ...........'.''''' ~
Ernest ID. Grabow, Gretna ..........'. -
LILLIAN V. Anderson, Bennington'.''''' u
Frank Uher. ir. Omaha. ......,.......... q
Emma Cerovsky, Omaha..........'.'''' -
John ]. vogeltanz, Halam, Neb....... y
Mary Kohel, Dorchester. Neb...'..'''' ~
Clarence ID. Eckard, salt Lake City. ~
Minnie 70. Ailspach, Salt Lake City. p
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nrATus AM rIrNrRAI. NOTICES.


STEtNHAU SEN-Mrs. Etnestine. aged 81
years. February "a. 1918.
Services ri family residence. f9h South
Eighteenth SUNDAY. 2 p. m. to German
Lutheran church. Twenty-fourth and
NintCn. $50 y. m. Interment, Laurel
Hill cemetery.
BEATON-A. J., aFed ~ years.
Funeral Saturday morning. february ~
at S.G5 O'Clock from residence, N2 North
Fortieth street. 10 ST. Cccelias church az
? n. m. Burial Holy sepulcher cemetery
MAUsoLEUM.
WHY bury your dead u the cold srUund
in stormy weather when you can buy =
tomb IN a marble building at reasonable
pr1ce3 Tel MAUSOLEUN CO. ID. Eva
FLORISTS.
6ATHs. florsts 1874 arnam 81. y. 300
T. HENDERSON,, isig Douglas. d. ia
Member Florists TeleEIaph 92l. MS
HISS q sWoBoDA 1915 Farnam 81
A. DoNA0HUE. is22 Harney. Doug 1901
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nuILnINa PERMITS.

~ L. Dunn, $50 South Thirty-first ave
s23 North Thlrtieth. frame dwelling 500
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
WANTED TO BUY

DESKS DESKS DESKS
New desks, used desks. bought. sold
and traded J. G. Reed. 12W Farnam.
NEW and secondhand meat fixtures for
our new stores. Basket Stores office. 81
Brandeis Theater Bldg. Phone TYLER ~.
CASH REGISTERS wanted to buy
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-26
AGENTS AND cANvAsSERS

wANTED-1,OO0 men to see the million
dollar sensation; any man or woman
Grating our machines demonstration
2l9 South 14th ST., Omaha, Neb.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-26


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