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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-15

Sarrp' Z. 9sbman on Wiuiam
9utteriporib $2042.22.
SdrIsD Jurlong an Reiptopn y.
lunb g. gsGo. $3.50.
2tnna 8. Dretpes an DO. $500.
8. Georgt Waitr on IL. Darb y.
| lunb 6. 60. $1,000.
2ouis gtbrntr an GbarIss W.
Goldman $3.50.
Sorab 3. SIeis an Wt. Sealtap
@. unb 9. 60. $500.
Gillian 8rais an g. Woriin $1,000.
Sebaitian Rsnb an Weft Gnb y.
iinb 3. So. $1100.
glisabstb glud an 0sIt Strnbs ..
u. no. l $500.
anna Batter an prDpibeni CABS
ings .. unb 3. SO. 'S4400.
Dapib 9, Greenbrs an gietorid
3. u. 30. 2 $2700.
Die berbsrt 6. pahoub Go. an
Ban. Strabe 3. u. 60. $500.
Charles 0sFsrid an Netp Rpbdipi
3. u. $500.
Sattis 9. @ilIOH au GSarlss.s-
Dillon $400.
hid .. glaba.i5 an airidto 9.
Dimitri $780,
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unb g. ". 30. a $500.
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sJrsb pOrtnsr an Datlep .. unb 8.
90. $1250.
Wiifdel SdumsiIer an DO. $110O.
Carl Soritmnn on Accommodation
6. unp 3. 60. $1,000.
DO. an Do. S400.
pairid q. SuiIsp an DO. $500.
SuIid 6. Musit an Wobarus pIacs
8. nnb 3. Go. $500.
5snrp Soritmsptr an S'grpanpMs
9. unb 6. 90. $500.
George Roitnsr az SoutbsrH Dbio
Z. unb z. 90. $500.
1bOmas y. SaniOm on bO. ST.
500.
Charles 5peb on qIsaiant .. unb
8. q. Go. $500.
arie 9uhemin an Glmipooo place
9. unb q. Go. $500.
Willinm Wilbouanb an Weitern
unb Sonibsrn qifs Sni. Go. 5000.
Gillian Gnselbsrt an alnna RIone
$3.50.
geier Z. gabbiit an Sobn Rsmpe
$919.62.
-Geore. 3. Garauby an 9dni Cir.
3. u. Go. $1,000.
pbiiip 8. Gubrman an Wi4dtl
Gnesl $500.
Bernard s. Ruft an ailas 8. unb
9. 60. S17O0.
aiIIian grots an Wsftsrn 8ills g.
g. unb 6. 60. $1,000.
M. 8. ROs an Dailsp pars 60.
S1750.
wlurp assan an wlartba T. Rm.
ner $1s005.
Charles GsiIeri6 ar Rsp MsO5api
o. u. Go. $l700.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-15
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Gbparb .. aIetns, Got 81 in s. s..
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betannt als unsstbeiIies Sniersifs,
$S10.
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toipn (Gteuer 5Oc) 500.
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Der Diff.ite Der JDiintuiu Gtrob.
(Struet 60s) 81.
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rduft unb fd)lGgi, bic fOH mad Bsfinss
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@rHnOeigrlttams. Sppsttefen.
aeaelnnpptdtftn.

Clara Suttsr an Seffe R. @bfor
$3.50.
DiHidm 3. Diron an Union SdD'
ings 3. linb z. 60. $1100.
Carl 5orltmnnn an Qlrcommcbd'
tion 8. unb @. 60. $500.
5enrp 9oritmeper an S'grnanpia'
q. unb 6. 90. $1,000.
MiIIiam Wl. artbur an Rattle Rus.
iporin $1,000 A
Spbn Adnpf an Jobu pfuu5 1928
Wli6uef so. Nurpap an 2aiprrlf'
m. Sones $50.
It[lix wl. MoB an GImipoob plat'
6. uub 8. 60. $500.
Qillian GugeIbrsdt an Wrpoibtn'
|saSingB q xssb 2. Co. 5000.
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DeutidJanb 1T muiituliI9 iebr be-
i6Gftist. sc blGft II. a. baIb europa
Den Marfd, geigt feine Setube beim
uHD ben Neutralen bic 8abr6eit,
pautt nit Gngfntb inb Rublanb aus
uhO brinst Grunfreid bic GSl6tent6ne
Bel. gelsieu bat ss fdpn ben 2aufs
gob gsseben urb bic Rofa,su ha6eu
.bus 8Hbern srler1t.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-26

An interesting meeting OF the Asso-
citation OF the Woman's Rural clubs
was held on Saturday morning. at the
Y. ". {. y. the principal business be
ing the election of officers for the com
ing year. which resulted as follows:
President. Mrs. r. Hanse McCol-
loch: First Vice President. Mrs. John
Sonda; Second Vice President. Mrs
Wilbur Duncan; Corresponding Secre-
tary. Mrs. ]. p. Newton: Recording
Secretary. Mrs. II. .. Phillips: Treas
urer. Mrs. Frank Ridgeley: Press Re
porter. Mrs Clyde McCutcheon: Chair
men Of Departmental Rural schools,
Mrs Clyde McCutCheon: sanitation
Miss Days. library extension, Miss
Callie Curtis; rural recreation, Mrs.
W y North
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-26
SUMMERPLANS
INTEREST MANY
SUMMER PLACES ARE CALLING
BACK THEIR HOSTS
Attractive Arrangements Fer The Ten.
mis- Tournsment Vies With The
Daily Social Program.

The summer exodus has already be
gun. and there will be many Fittings
TO other fields of pleasure. during the
next lev weeks. The unusually cold
spring and a late Easter greatly pro.
longed the mid-season. and the atfrar-
ton of the tennis tournament will keep
many home until late in July. but the
month OF August will find the social
calendar almost barren of social ar
ranSements.
Members Of society are Just now en-
Saged in making their summer plans.
and 4 follows that more attention will
Dc paid America first" this season
IMAM ever before. With vacation time
so near at hand. the call Of the out
doors Is stronger than the lure OF
town. and those who cannot take long
vacations away from home are tasting
the JOYS OF the country life. and the
pleasures Of the many hours spent out
doors along the rivers and in camp
ing.
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Thomson Mems Club

The Mems Club of the Thomson VI
+. church will be hosts 10 the ladies'
OF Wheeling at a soCiahility session
tomorrow evening. beginning at 500
O'Clock. This Is the first time since
the organization Of the club that the
ladies have been so honored. and the
arrangements for the affair are parti-
cularly pleasing Everybody will be
welcomed. and there will be no admis-
sion fee or collection. The program
for the occasion is composed OF the
following:
Opening song. America" by all
present.
Invocation.
Piano Solo-Miss Grace Geraldine
Nelly.
Address of Welcome-Rev. ". c.
Hartinger.
Vocal Solo-William Leach.
Song-First Pres byterian Quartet'e
Miss Alice Mcclure Mrs Anna Hill
ton-Otto. William Leach and William
Detwiler
Recitation-Iames Morgan
Vocal Solo Mrs Anna Hilton-Otto.
Vocal Solo William DetwiIer.
Violin Solo Prof David Daniels
Vocal Solo-Niss Anna McI.ure.
Address on "Friendship'-Att
John p. Arbenz
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-26

nesday morning. Mr.. John Burke. well
known conductor OF the Benwood d.
vision OF the Wheeling traction COM
pany. and resident of South Jacob
street. will be united in marriage 10
Miss Agnes Clarity, "A popular young
lady OF the South Side residing on
Forty-seventh street. The wedding
ceremony will be performed by Rev.
Father Wilbur Burke, brother OF the
groom. Both parties are very prom
inent in the younger social set ana
they have the best wishes OF their
large host of friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-26

Wheeling. Although they suffered
hardships for a number OF years. il did
not hinder the growth OF the congre-
Eation. and short time afterward
they builded church on Eighteenth
street now the home OF the First Pres
byterian church mission
In the first seventeen wears of its
eNistance the congregation enioyed the
services OF twelve ministers. Owing
10 the members OF the congregation
having immigrated TO America recently
ihey could not afford 20 contribute
heavily toward the expenses Of the
Ghurch and minister. In 1S4S. Rev.
r zimmerman was called. He was
an eloquent speaker and hundreds
ihronged his church. The enrolment
grew by leaps and bounds. and in 1850
When no attempted 10 effect a change
IN religious views, a number withdrew.
forming the Zion Lutheran concreca.
ton
Thirty-one wears ago. the presen,
pastor. Rev. W. G. Tlfert. was called
llurlng MS pastorate many important
changes have been made. including the
erecuon OF the new church building at
J. WentN-sccond and Chapline streets
Today the St Johns church Is in a
tourishinE condition and is one of the
largest and most influential congreca.
tions in the city.
The ST. James Evangelical church
was formed from the congregation of
The St Johns church. when in 1860
Rev. +. W. Helfer made enemies nv
his opposite views. thirtv-one mem
hers seeded. forming the new con
gregation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-26
EIGHT|ETH BIRTHDAY OBSERVED
BY ST. JOHNS CONGREGATION

extended TO the congregation a mes
SAGE OF concentration from the synod
and his church in Pittsburgh Rev
Nogt. Rev. w X. Geese OF Piffsburrh
and Rev. Newton Miller. of Bethany.
were speakers who also extended mes.
sages OF congratulations.
Rev. Oscar &. Dean. pastor OF the
Trinity theran church. presi
dent OF the Wheeling Lutheran Min.
lsterisl union. attended the service and
extended birthday Fluctuations TO the
congregation. Other Lutheran churches
OF the city had prepared messages OF
congratulations TO the CONGREGATION
and these were read by Rev Ulfert.
History Of Congregation.
The congregation OF the st. Johns
church was founded in 1885 when a
small group OF Germans worshipped
in a little frame building in North
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-26
I nSnt subsidies subsidized and his command Of Eng

lish returned.
Well" remarked KENNEDY with m at-
tempt at reinsurance as n 20 gain The
lnassSurs confidence. Il know a. we'll as
80 ~ ihat ~ - often amazing what a tre-
~, "uues shoch a man may receive and
yet not be killed. and no less amazing
now small a shock may Kill. II all de-
pcnds on circumstance"
Josephson shot n covert look a, t<on-
heu!. es,' he reiterated. but D can
rot see how 10 could be n the Iichts
had become short-circuited with the
bath. that might have thrown A current
INTO the bath. But they were not
know A. But even II the lights had
httn short ircuitcd Mr.. Minburn would
nave escaped injury unless he had touch
ID the taps OF the bath. on no SIR 4r-
cldenis IN the medical use OF electricity
ar. rare. Ihey don't happen here IN my
tSlAbllShW, emit. he malutaInei stoutIy.
Then a. was for medical treafrr..ryt
that Mr.. Minturn was taking the bath -
ash.d kennedy. quickly taxing up the
Yes. Of course" answered the mas
selr. eager go explain. You are ac-
guaihtea with th1 latest treatment FOR
BATH
kennedy nodded.
well, sir, thai was why Mr.. Minturn
vas here. He came here introduced by a
br Gunther Of StratficId."
Indeed: remarked kennedy color
Iessiy' though / could see hiatt inter
'sted him. for evidently Mfnturr @-d
said nothing OF being himself "a sufferer
from the poison. May / sec the baths
surely, said Josephson. leading the
II was an oakon tub with metal rods
on the two lonE sides. from which de-
pended prismatic carbon rods. kennedy
This is what we call a hydro-elsctrlc
. bath JosephSon explained Those
[ RODS on the side are the electrodes. You
-'" thtr. are no metal parts in tho tub
itself. The rods are attached by wiring
, 90 a wall switch out here"
He pointed to the next room. Kennedy
examined the switch with care.
rom o.. went on Jose ph-pn. wires
lead 90 an accomulstor battery Of ~
/ hsps thirty volts. IL uses very liftIe
current. hf SuntheT tested II and
Carig leaned over Tho bath. and from
the carbon electrodes scraped or "a
white powder 900 minute crystals.
We were urNf ushered into n little
room on the same floor. AZ tho door OF
which was posted an official from the
"Elrst % ALL remarked craig a. no
/ drew back the sheet snd began a minute
examination ~ tho earthly remains or
J mo. great lawyer. How did Minturu
I he was discOy crcdF'
'fie wss alone replied Josephson,
Z slowly eud'nvDring 90 tell ~ exactly a.
/ Do nad seen &c. but that's the strange
Z part 81 b. BE seemed Co. b. SUFFERING
| from a cow u'-inn. Anyhow. be called
I for help. ] was up here and we rushed
I ln fr Gurfh.r haI JUST brought him
! and then had gone away. after trtroduc-
/ ing him. and showing him tho bath"
/ having been warned thar anything he
SAID might Doe used against him. 1--WE
/ carried him. when no was this way.
I FOR n short time Then came "a violent
| CONFUSION. Do seemed tl extend rapidly
/ ail over h's bod. Hie leFa were rIEld.
| lIs feet bent bic head back Why. he
vas resting onIF 0n hts heels and tho
/ uafH gi nI- D. AT. fg4 SO, Mr. Ken
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-26
WHEELING BOYS ARE
FOUND In HUNTINGTON
Earl and Paul james Decide Life under
Parental Roof IL Too slow-But
VIII Come Back Today.

Coming to the conclusion that life I'M
der the parental roof Is too slow, Earl
and Paul James. OF 2i3i Main street
lett the town only to be picked up in
Huntington. Chief OF Police Davis wired
the local authorities. and Il. l.. Frazier.
probation officer. secured money from
the parents for the lads transportation
home. They will return today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-26
Woman'sJiterary Club.

An occasion Of special interest this
week is the closing social affair of
the Woman's Literary club. which
will be a reception at the residence of
Mrs. II. 7. Behrens al Woodsdale on
Wednesday afternoon musical pro
gram has been prepared. the numbers
being Of rare beauty, and Airs. Lima
Hennig Sherman will Offer several
readings in her artistic manner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-26
TOBACCO WORKERS MEET

The Tobacco Workers Union. COM
posed OF Bloch BROTHERS and other 10
cal factories viii hold their annual
outing al Kenneywood park, Pitts
burgh. Thursday, July 30. special
tain TO accommodate the crowd will
leave Wheeling over the Pennsylvania
lines.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-26

frage association. The hours are from
until > O'Clock. and the public Is eN-
tended a cordial invitation To attend.
The following program has been ar
ranged:
Vocal solo. $1,000. Miss Gladys Dexter
Vocal solo. Mrs. John Bayne
Suffrage songs. Mrs. Flora Williams
Addresses by Mrs. Williams and Mrs.
j. c. Palmer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-26
SPECIAL SERVICES commEmoR.
ATiNG The EVENT HELD
YESTERDAY
Number Of Visiting Cleroymen Make
Addresses At Morning And Even
ing Services.

Marked by their simplicity. services
concentrating the eightieth anniyer-
sary OF the ST. Johns Protestant Evan
Eelical congregation were held yester-
day morning and evening. \ German
service was held AT 1870 o'clock in
the morning and in the evening the
regular English services were held
Al both. visiting ministers delivered
addresses and large congregations at
tended.
The German service. which was un.
usually interesting, was opened By
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-26
Get Rid Of Your Rheumatlsm.

NOW IS the time 20 get rid of your
rheumatism. Chamberlain's Eminent
properly applied will help you very
much. Remember that chronic and
muscular rheumatism require no
internal treatment. Obtainable every
where.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-26

n drop OF strong sulphu-1c scid on the
crystals. There was not a change in
them
Quickly he reached up into the rack
and took down a bottle labeled 'Potas-
Stun Eichrofuate~
Let US see what an o1idizinE agent
VIII Do he remarked.
A. he gently added the birhronate
fNcre came a most marvellous kaleido-
sr"pic change. From ching almost col
orless. the crysxsls turned instantly 10
deep blue. thCh rapidly 20 purple, IL
lac. red. and then the red slowly faded
away and they became colorless again
What Is it," / asked. fascinated.
"I,Nad7'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-26
Dancing Party.

delightful AFFAIR to be enjoyed nv
the younger social set this week will
be the dancing party on Wednesday
evening at the Country Club. at which
Messrs. Robert Rownd and Edwa ard
Matthews will be hosts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-26

This evening A. the Carroll club. the
catholic Womcn'S League will hold an
lmnnTi"ni meeting Among other bus
mess transacted will the annual cleo
Uon Of officers viii take place.
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For Bride-Eiee

Miss Pearl Rose al her home in
Chantal Court entertained az dinner
on Saturday evening. for Miss Mabel
LantZ, whose marriage to Mr.. II. l.
Shannon viii take place this week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-26

The engagement Of Miss Mildred
Organ TO Mr. Samuel Down was an
nounced at party given last week at
the home of the bride-to-be. The we'd
ding Is to be- an interesting event OF
early autumn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-26

This afternoon AZ the home OF her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. !. Cook Of
Pleasant Valley. Miss Sarah Burton
Cook will be hostess 20 a large party
OF her friends in the celebration OF her
ninth birthday. All appointments Will
he in pink and white. and the little
folk will devote the afternoon hours
10 many juvenile games and contests.
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prayer by Rev. W c. Ulfert. pastor OF
the church. Rev. c. A. Noss. OF Pitts
burgh, Rev. G.. Schmidt. OF McKees-
port, and Rev. Paul Noct. OF Home
stead, Pa. delivered addresses at the
morning service. They contained mes
sages Of congratulations on their birth
day. and Rev. Ulfert read a history OF
the congregation.
At both services, special musical
programs were given by the St Johns
choir under the direction OF Prof. Ed
ward BlumenberC. The decorations for
the festive occasion were notable. The
pulpit and choir loft presented an en-
bankment OF flowers and ferns Lilies
were used TO adorn the pulpit and
altar rail
Pittsburgh Minister Speaks
~ the evening service. Rev. c a
Noss, OF Pittsburgh was the principal
speaker. Rev. Noss "a president OF the
Lutheran Synod OF Northern America,
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Virginia Club.

Mrs. Harry Schmeichel will he host
ess TO the members of the virginia
club Wednesday of this week
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At the residence Of Mrs ". ~ Nc
Coy on Maple avenue. Thursday ar
ternoon. a musical and tea will he Civ
On IN the .steTcst Of the Equal Sur
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-26

Tho house centipede Is harmless
and feeds on small insect vernin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-26

Burke-Garrity Wedding.
~ a nuptial mass in St Mary's I'm
maculste Conception church next We'd.