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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-21
THE THEATRE
FINE PERFORMANCE.

Last night was san Carlo night at
me Court Theatre, where this eNcellen nj
Grand opera organization presented
Nefdi masterpiece. Aida The proauc-
uon Vas flawless from the first to last
curtain. and "a large audience display ed
their appreciation of the preSenta lion
by wild outbursts of applause
tenor. who came in here unheraIdcd
10 take the place or Giuseppe AgostInf
gained instant favor with his listeccr-
win his rendition OF Celeste Aida. This
performer. Baron -ugenio DE Folco.
made a most fitting Eadames. and his
work throughout TIM evening Was the
caus" OF much favorable comment
Miss Alice EVersman as tho slave
Aida was a treat indeed. Her high clear
notes would do credit to any prima
Gonna, and the audience was never shy
IA showing their delight
Ale~Sandro ModsSti as AmouaSro kim
OF Ethiopia. Iietro DiBiasi a. Ramfis
the high Priest. Natalie CerVl a. IN.
King OF Egypt and Caroline Zwaner as
Nmneris. assisted in rounding out a
most enjoyable performance Mode ti
posse sseS "A baritone voice of rare Dtgrf-
". htbiaSis towering height WAS most
appropriate ia the part Of the High
itlrst and his deep bass voice carried
ihfoush the house like a canon. Caro-
Ilhc IWaner a. Amneris Possesses a
Ilch contralto voice. and her acting Vas
one OF the features of the evening
All said. and done. the san carlo
Grand opera Company Possesses an
that can be- wished Of an opars orr,
lNation. The orchestra iS worth spccial
mention and Chev. giuseppe AngeUni
NnSNen cAccllent control over ais
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-21
ELMER MILLER
WONDERFULLY
MADE BETTER
After Taking One Bottle of
Wentworth He Gained
Thirty Pounds.

IN what follows a very happy moth
or tells fellow-sufferers about the mar.
Neious work done by Wentworth In
restoring the health of her extremely
SICK son. The praise-giyer is Mrs.
Margaret Miller who lives at No. a.
4sth street. this city. Weigh her re-
markable words:
Rau's Drug Store-My Son Elmer,
20 years old. suffered with nervous.
ness Tor several years. Very despon-
dent at times. No ambition to do any.
thing. No sleep-would walk the floor
All night and keep us up all night also.
We had four doctors and got no relief.
Weight was only lis pounds.
only one bottle of Nerv-worth
made this most wonderful change:
Weight 14s pounds. a gain OF 80
pounds.
Gone to work. Feels good. Happy.
Appetite good and digestion fine.
Sleep. good every night. / CONSID-
Err HIM A WELL BOY.
Elmer works for the National Tube
Co. Riverside works cheerfully
recommend Wentworth to anybody
suffering with nervousness.
Mrs. Margaret Miller"
The Wentworth demonstrator at
the Rau Drug store. this city. calls
this the most wonderful case on rec
ord. Mrs. Miller's statement contains
only few OF the facts. Ask her about
her boy and she will tell the whole
story herself.
Your dollar back at Rau's IL Nerv-
Worth does not help you.
Our personal guarantee IL back OF
this guarantee by the Wentworth Co.
ADV. r. II. RAU.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-21
Heavy Losses
Are Suffered
By Russians

BERLIN. March 20. p m. via Lon
don. March p, 2:2O y. m.-The Rus
sian offensive which began last FIJI
day. IS. according 10 dispatches from
the eastern headquarters. evidently a
serious attempt TO relieve the pres
sure at Nerdun. Between Lakes Dras-
wiaty and Wicheneyskie the artillery
began range finding Friday. and in
faniry attacks began Saturday morn
ing IN strong forces on all parts OF
this section of the front.
Northward of Postavy and at sew
eral other points heavy divisions A..
tempted surprise attacks al dawn WITH
out artillery preparation. but were
easily repulsed. Two hours later cne
Russian artillery began Smelling IL
German positions furiously. especial. y
southwark of Wichnevskie lake and
northward OF Postavy. NevertheA IS.
the results OF this drumfire were -.
markedly slight
Thereupon the Russian infantry
rushed forward in thick masses to
within range of the whitening fire Of
the German machine guns. which
played terrible havoc with them. The
Russians fell In heaps. None Of them
hNeG 10 reach the German entangIc-
ments although the lines range only
between SO and 400 yards.
Southwark OF NaroCz. where .ha
herman line bends, making flank fire
possibly. three thousand Russian dead
Wer" counted. The Russians co,-
iinued their attacks there all day bu.
made no further serious attack al Pos.
iaNy after their first repulse. The
German losses are described as A..
tonishly slight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-21
WAS PROMINENT LUTHERAN MIN.
isTER. LECTURER AND
EDUCATOR
Served as President Of Three synods
Had Often Occupied Pulpit Of
Zion Lutheran Church.

The many friends in this city OF the
Rev. DR.. =. W. T.. Peschau OF Miamis.
burg. o.. will be panied to learn of his
sudden death. which occurred in the
ONO city early Sunday evening. The
Rev. DIR. Peschau was an old Wheeling
boy, who spent the early years of his
lie In this city: and as such. returned
Time and again. renewing old acquaint-
ances. He was born February IT.
1873. and for many years. together
with his parents. was a devoted men,
Der OF Zion Lutheran church where he
was confirmed as a lad. DIR. Pescha1
was ordained to the Lutheran ministry
In the year 1876 and has had a most
remarkable career. While actively en-
gagged in the ministry he acted in the
capacity of superintendent of schools
IN two cities. taught in Vanderbilt
University and at one time in Ward
Female Seminary.
DIR. Peschau was also a lecturer or
note, speaking TO thousands from TIA
lecture platform in every State in the
Union and Canada and even in Ger.
many. He was much sought as a
speaker on Memorial Day and as such
spoke here in Wheeling. His lecturer,
The Achievements OF the Germans in
America" and The Cemetery OF the
Sea" for many years were great fav-
critics with the people. But his great
est work was performed as Lutheran
clergyman. He was the first president
OF the United Synod South, also presi-
dent OF the Tennessee Synod and OF
the North Carolina Synod. He had
been asked repeatedly to become a
professor in leading institutions and
was at one time elected president OF a
prominent college but he was never
willing TO demit the Lutheran min
istry which meant so much to him. He
received thousands of people into the
church and a number of young men
are now preaching the gospel through
his persuasion.
DIR. Peschau was the regular supply
AT Zion church during the absence OF
Rev. 4. l.. Benze in Europe during the
summer of 1914. Many will recall his
kindly ministrations at that time.
During the last fifteen years DIR. Pes
chau was rector of the large Lutheran
church in Nliamisburg. o.. where he
established a great ministerial record
The funeral arrangements are as yet
incomplete but the funeral will in all
probability take place on Thursday of
fbfe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-21
MUCH PUBLICITY
FOR AUTO SHOW
|oaiT TEES DIsTRIBUrINa PLA.
CAhDS ADVERTISIE0
BIG EVENT



The real work Of advcrtf.i,- e..
wheeling Automobile show 1bir6 g.l'
h., nyid IN the Market Auditorium from
MARCH p 70 April I. inclusive 49,. ,. ~
yesterday morning when tvc,,t. ~ go. s ~ :,
nov boosters started ont fn fgg .,,.
ln mo- going IN different dircctia,.t
giving publicity H. tho roniIrg , '.i l''
/ 10 outlying district was covered fb~r-
.ility campaign will DO continued ,tb.r
Wheciing viii be made '-'''" OF
" ls planned Co. place ID numb .
unique ads Boz various bu4in..l L,.,,.. '.-
several local firc distributors bs,.
g9s,I ~ us' pr no." tires 20 the dis
VIII Dc gsily decorated. uroperIy rl,,,-.I
~ ana placed iu drug stores. uIIifn.r,
I ~. nature Wh"ro they viii appear d d
I.n-i our % place. EtfurnII, fb,. q. o.
hiift't moro attention boo those pfar..-
r,l,t,... ,.,.. l,ilI5 method boo the COM
,,s S.s4s ssdvsrtirinr fhe show VIII Do
rrslt'.,' 81 ,, cars a,r .ot the 3hooiinE
A Electric rnmuIuIsa. uurf.rr. 49,.
WIN. REGARDING sale Of spaces. ''''
he'll were sold several ds.a 49,. -
. .i,nfe. are h'Ing made. Tho E,1 Motor
~ ,'.ni b'inr unable f1 Est
sold lts spaces back fI th. .IlI ,.,,,..
~. We quickly taken hs o. g. iov.
i"br If'. 'i'''f ~ Alarmon care wbIe
.I' E. .|. and wIII fIarI. r.
''r infF' ~ automobile
TT I'll. IE'I. chat dealer. boo. have coz.
NIf' ''..H and Ifr I|.U|4. f...r
ffs iu I.H v.I r.I fH. ..ruI.. .... d..
boz '' ''. club rh'v r.4I5. t..f fr,
'I.. ." N..H'.. .TH OBJ. ...
..H.'. rfurUrfHf.I fHr f.ff.- trl ELL
H'I Pc 2 Therefore fHa rrIfnitara So
"i'. ODD" club .r er,rs d..
a f'r .rHrra boz fhn ar.s...r. f..a-.
tI. ffr tnr.II. Huf .f Ia rI..r... fI..f
fHf wIII .. taken Dol. local H.s|...
'fNF T.' .rf Ntrr approached
oettinE Pointers
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M JOG tf'm .n frr WHffIrr CHOW
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-21
PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA.

To its audience a symphony orchestra
usually presents a heterogeneous mass
OF men and instruments. presided over
by conductor who plays upon the
whole as though IL were one great in
strument Little attention Is paid to
any single player. yet the New York
Philharmonic Orchestra. which will be
heard here tonight. with Mr.. Schelling
pianist. boasts number Of celebrated
performers on all Instruments
II is noteworthy that the Philhar-
monte, the oldest musical organization
in America. has for its concertmoister
Macmillan Pilzer who Is one Of the
youngest musicians Of note In this
country.
Another very importantmenbc Of
the Philharmonic forces Is Leo Schulz
who u one Of the best known solo col
lists before the world to-day. and who
has for several years held tho post OF
nrst 'ccllist in this orchestra
Many OF the members are known as
the foremost masters of their respective
Instruments N at arc known to-day.
This Is especially true 81 Mr. 7. J. Ko-
yarik. who leads the BODY Of violas. and
Mr. Xavier Beiter. who Is the most col
ehrated player on the French horn In She
world.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-21
About People
Movements 81 individusis 70
and From :iIs City.
AT THE HOTELS.

- = -
stamm l.. Hitc. Gassaway. c. g
Sn'Hh AFTER, farkersburC. Amos JoIllffe
Knob kork. Grace Jouiffc. Knob Fork
y. y. Hedges. Scio. o.: q. Howell a..
lYWay; " b. Campbell Fairmauf. Il a.
man. Marietta.
Windsor-Frcd Furbcc. Alma. G. d
FrgWn. AEhtabula. o.. a.. ~ Berry. Rom
tspHs $. i. Bicksfa0u. Cadix a. y,I
. nam. Sprowles, bethany. pa. % Taylor
u koblegofd. Ciarks burE
Grand central-Mr. aud Mrs "a T.
= ihntz. Iarkersburg ". e.. Lougham
warren, o.. ~. o.. Garksi. Mounds. IIIr
J.. vs.. Latham. Frecport. -.
Mcclure j. Boom. rurfir.,,,,. a..
I cot's. Huntington. + a. PAD Mo-
Egntowu. j.. D Chauaut. sfirngf,f
charles Bushala Barnssy 'iIs. T.ni D..
ggItcy, lark'rs burg. a. Is Whittsk.f
ii. D. Elliott Waehiurfnr d T al
-. tonNall. East Liverpool. d. = III.
hih'rs Dur o.. p. newton. rtrkers
sears. Flushing. samuel loo. MI
lin: \. l. Slcssm3u. Fremont 1. AIrt.
sHn-orrutc. Port clinton.
the Rogers Jar. Caldru. CIaysuu.
-. i,o .... lig,n.tinstgn. 90 a. Wilson
Ia. %. 81 wade. ciark-burr.
=. % riyHn and o. De- Morris. as s.s.
business ''
r'rror : &c. Cox OF Oh. we,. VIRGIN
VI n"' Ting sunday arI u1rIs.
Erv. .. IS M11r. rf p.r. .r.,. t..
W. "as in Wh".unr ss.fsrf.. "r
Vs. 81 Elg,L of c,run.re .,a,. mp.
arrive in vrssiIrr w,lr' &
1'1' camp H.r frI. ..f. 1..f..I..
NIf i-ir'I nF. .n H.uuI s.l..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-21
MUSIC TO FIT EVERY MOOD.

There ~ only one art that fits In with
an the emotions Pleasure in eating
comes In hunger. Pleasure i'm swimming
o. found chiefly in the comforts OF tenn
p'rature changes. Sleep "knits up the
raNclled sleeve Of care" The play and
The dance answer the call Of pleasure.
Music alone seems 10 ~ in with all emo
lions. To meet every desire. when in
~pircd with serious thoughts. what moro
pieasurnble than listening TO such a
musical masterpiece as Rach's Suite in
& Major played by Casals When
thrillinE with some pleasure. how eN-
.rrsssiNe becomes the spirit Of Schubcrt's
Moment Musical" as played by an or
,heStrn. IT so happy YOU simply must
dance. how convenient to Immediately
do 80 20 the rhvthms OF "Irnderneath
tho stars" and Hello Hawaii How Are
YOU ~ FoNtrots' All these musical Dr.
lights and score moro to ~ every
humor hesh is heir 10 arc found in the
interesting list 81 records issued this
month hy the Columbia Graphophonc
Company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-21

Methodist Episcopal ministers. 81 "a,
CITY and surrounding towns iu an escort
or honor went Co Bridgeport Yesterday
morning 90 meet tho train bearing tho
remains Of the late Rev. J. ~. p. King
Who died saturday might az the home of
his son. Dr. Jennings King. 81 Wells
WIG. ohio. The body was taken Go the
homo ~ tho deceased minister az Rip
Icy. W. Va. The body arriy cd in Bridge
port az lo.2f yesterday morning. zuI
was brought 90 this city and sent over
tho %. a - at 1926 %. on for Ripley
Ih" deceased man who was 300 hts s1zt
year OF axe. was well known throughout
the state and has host OF local friends
who mourn bis loss Re was on =,
visit with hi som from HE charge boa
Euckhanuon. when attacked with n
stroke Df paralysis which resulted CO.,
death.
To" ministers who met the body and
aerompanied DO 90 the local depot were.
Rev. Dr. ' D. Allen. Rev g. a. IIeas.
Ett o. o. smith. of MouudeyitIc. Ert.
a. . Iauhau. Ect. T.. > DeEolt. Rsy
v " Shultz. Rev Arthur t.azenbv. ~
MrMerheu. Rev IS e.. Jpnea. REV. W a.
llHrfinEDr. Rev. " VI stephens. 81 Tria.
drIphIH Ess o. 2 Johnson OF War
wood. lt't Eae. sullivan. .uI bridgeport
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-21
CASES DISPOSED
OF AT FAIRMONT

special Dispatch TO the Intelligence
lNlkMbNT. vs.. Va. March 20 I'm
"'uit court to-day Attorneys " : 4rt
\. M'Iedtfh representing Less 81
Race and James a. linn. made motions
i@ qua~h indictments against tr.ir
..,M,r tll, SINS cmbrzzlsmeuf from the
laii"d 'itiNens Dollar Sn1Irga bsrh
Nll'i argutn'rt~ replied Co bv proaarti.
.luE Attorney HggEcrt.. assisted by A.
49, .-'e Morris. Tor the state frc
meut ""f
Nit"rn'f John D.. Ifcchmer. az gr4f.
.ln ''lr'f' nfirE ". n Shfadrr Indie. .
,n i"Fo thFr with Howard W sbowalf.r
."f 'Wh'1tI' mont from fhs nrat 81
'..'''l itnh "i Inlrmuut sine. closed
~hrta'r cot Tor trial April d
Nndf'M Jones. rollrsd confessed To
Felony charge during the dnt and ,,,s
Gif'u ESQ bfHra end sIe month. DO, ~.
.ii.r 'iHtt o., IudE. RAYMOND.
NI'"I." lnh"lIn conferred fo sfabbir-
f'7. IU fHr U.uit.uffarr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-21
Miss Mamie MONTGOMERY.

Miss Mamie Montgomery. daughter OF
The late John H. Montgomery. died last
night at S.i5 o'clock. at her home In
West Liberty. In the 18th year Of her
age. Death was due 20 a complication
or diseases. She had been IN several
weeks Miss Montgomery was born an
Wheeling. and removed with her par
ents TO West Liberty, where the fam
tly has lived for the past several years.
she was well known and was highly
respected by all who knew her. Miss
montgomery was devout member Of
the West Liberty Methodist Episcopal
church. and FOR the. past several years
was president Of tie Epworth League.
she ~ survived hy her mother Mrs.
Lmeltne MONTGOMERY, and one sister and
two brother. follows. Mrs Ionu
hunklc Of Canton. Ohio: \. y Mont
gomerN OF West ibctty. ard Hiram Mont
gomerN Of West Liberty; Hiram Mon:-
services viii be neld from the family
home Thursday afternoon az O'Clock.
Rev r. -. Phillips. pastor 81 the West
Liberty Methodist Episcopal church.
VIII otticiatc. Burial will be In tho
West Liberty cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-21
THE LILAC DOMINO. >.

Nndreas Bippel will present The Ii
lac Domino at the Court FRIDAY and
Satnrday. March 2 and rs. Matinee
SATURDAY. This ~ the pace-maktng mus
ical success Of beauty FUN nnd fssbfor
IN three acts By Charles CuVillier which
took New York. Boston and Chicago bv
storm. II H. the brightest. br.ezfesf
ana most thoroughly enjoyable musical
production Of many seasons IL H. re-
pl. T. WIN al the elements that 20 10
MAKE up htEh-class musical entertain
m"ht ana o. packed with run and fr1Iir.
- wei a. wtth enhancing ruri..iy
twenty wonderful songs carry 0ut he
story and number Of lovely girls mai
ing up the chorus sing and dnu.. r.f--I
=" W ll'hlnE grace and viVacity while thsv
uiSpnT. theH- ives In great variety ~
~ 70 ihe nlnit" costume which Ilke
fashion show all by thcnl-.lxea -rh.
scenic and electrical effects arc tIc
lln'si ever seen outside OF the most o.
pensiNo grand opera. and "a ssDr. 81 ,,,t.
80 artists make up the cast Tho ar. Ion
.l tne piece D. little short OF cVsIsnio
put the fun and frolic and dancing. while
important enough ln their sphere are
rubordinated 10 the wonderfully bean
tiul music Of the score and to ne
cipul roles '''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-21
THE wRoro DooR9-co1ou1n1

Win the presentation OF The Wrong
door IN" producers Guido themsefvea i0
Iihi iuff "ifrr two renowned stars .u-
Ei'aN or ono a. III the usual CUSTOM
1arter I'D" Haven an,i his beautiful vic
i"i" 10 Haven comprise the team Tr..
nave been allotted parts Co which tr.y
nc h"inilr suited The pcHavtus .r.
WfH known in Wheeling. thoy have ar
reared several times at the Court .a r..
STARS in 'eurE" N. 'ohan.s nuafcaI be-
ltdctl'hr Ntf'r many years Of rfru-
lariiN ur"u The musical comeuv u 80.
inef nave quit the fnotlfrhfs frr az
lure of The movies
NC drama i~ replste with thrill. aud
laughs ana is uuuue-tinuablV ono ~ ~.
-f.hi screen dramas Of tho daN
. hlilllDu fu The Wrour Door.
MNr'N surfer n fuu reel COMEDY ,.IfY
Harry NHteuu OF tho vaudsvili. f,ar-
"f ti.k". a. WIt.Iu. anil "a two reel kIf.
@Hi'rh drama viii Boz shown today
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-21
Strike of a Hundred Mining
Engineers Affects Thousands
OF Miners i'm Eastern OhiO
STRIKE DECLARED YESTERDAY
TO BECOME EFFECTIVE I'M
MEDIATElY.
Demand OF An Eisht-Hour Day at 20
Cents An Hour Turned Down.
Ultimatum Rejected.

Between three and five thou
sand miners employed az the vari-
Gus mines in Eastern Ohio sub
district No. are affected By
strike which was declared yester-
day afternoon by the mining engi-
neers. about a hundred in number
Failure Of the operators 10 accept
the provisions Of an ultimatum
calling for an eiKhthour day at 40
cents an hour is given as the cause
for the strike. II became effective
Immediately.
n became known last night that
the engineers submitted their
scale 20 the operators January /.
but IL contents were not made
public Since that time numerous
conferences have been held be-
tween the two bodies. but diplo-
matte efforts % avert strike have
seemingly failed
About a week ago. the story
goes, the aforementioned ultima
tum was forwarded 10 the opera
tors BY the engineer. setting forth
their demands and the concessions
they would make. Somewhere In
the district a meeting 81 the on
orators was held Saturday. AZ
which time the proposition ~ the
engineers was turned down This
automatically called a strike AZ us
expiration IT, provisions termi-
mated yesterday.
4 meeting Of tho engineer vas
held somewhere in tho Reliaire
district yesterday. whom Tho ro-
fuaal NJ their proposition was read.
n Dr. understood. and favorable ac.
lion IN fnn strike taken Organ
Yer J = keenan, D. working In tho
district He could NOT b. located
last nighf and no statements we're
made
From IN engineer 10 vaa learned
hat they had been working from
ton ~ fourteen hours per day. and
received as their wages whatever
Tho operators chose 20 pay. This
statement seemed fo Do over.
drawn. but just what the enrI-
neerr we're receiving could mot be-
learned
Tho district affected embrace
part ~ foTrraon and belmont
cD1~f.ra. Including fhr following
minra N0rtriir Wheeling Cr.et
Fort pIfI webb. Tufues and Ran
a River 500 T. o. % and O. and
others ir fhr northern end % r.r
mont and trTrr.0n r1urusr
An unusual feature ~ Tho afrfta
g. The fnrf fHaf 10 60. a. Il
eye N me mincrF convention.
which opens todav ln Uo1airc
Minors from over No district
vere N neIialre iaef night bur
would mako M comment On fFo
strike Iurf whaf will Do done I1
r"rvnri'on cannot Do forocastcd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-21
are
On the Job
In Mexico

COLUMBUS. ". NJ. March 2O-(By
wireless from General Pershing' )
headquarters in MeXico)-Six BIZ
planes of the First Aero Squadron.
under command OF Captain b. d. Fou-
lois, arrived today, TO scout in :he
mountains for Villa. Two machines
left Columbus last night. one this
morning. Four spent the night in .he
vicinity Of La Ascension. The ma
chimes were driven by Lieutenants $.
Z. q. Chapman, J. +. Carberry, IA. A
Dorgue. T. 5. Brown. r. II. WILLIE.
+. s. Gonell. W. G. Kilner in tn.
seventh machine has not been re-
ported.
Additional troops arrived here TO
take the place Of the thousand men
sent from temporary base 10 try and
pursue villa.
The above dispatch was passed by
tie military censor.
No location - the temporary base is
, SoI. nut yesterdays wireless inttfnated
mar General I"rshinE had established
headquarters near CaSas Grandeg from
Nhlch point no was sending out col
utnns in pursuit of villa
To-day's dispatch apparently means
cavalry. arc actually engaged a. a.
chase after the bandit in tho mountain
retreats In which he has taken refuge.
Whll" tho remainder. about 600 Ina an
f.irtscnting artillery. infantry and cav
airy arc h'id ~ the Mexican base.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-21
Joseph Reese Funeral.

Funeral services will be- hold tomor-
row morning over the remains OF Joseph
Reese. who died SUNDAY evening At
$50 o'clock. a. the North Wheeling
hospital. Tho funeral services will b.
held from the home Of his sister. Mrs.
william Tucker Of 40. % Fourteenth
street. Wheeling. instead Of from his
late home IN Fulton. Requiem high mass
VIII bc celebrated I'm -. Joscph's Caihe-
dral nj . o'clock. Interment will be %
Mount calvary rau.f.r,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-21

Weekly and Raymond Hitchcock in
The Wonderful Wager" will also he
shown Performances for these photo
PLAYS VIII start at 1918. 3:15. Sis, 7:15.
a:15 y. m. Don't fail TO come.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-21
DR.. ReSchau, Former Wheeling
Resident, Dies at Midn1isburu

was resident OF Wheeling for IS years
ana - wei known there lie is sur
vivcd by his wife Mrs. Henry Rrandt
and two sons Harry and william Brandt
both at home. The funeral arrangements
are incomplete.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-21

Recommended and sold by g.. " Gr.est
a Co. and au druggists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-21

yeara The joints ~ my
binds were twisted ont
20 share, and though 4
ra q 60 Kinds 81 80
erd rheumsfic cures,
! kcpt on gcfung worse
- grew olfe7. Afrierd
insisted that 7 trv ~.
Jones Liniment and it
cured me-