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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-05
theatrical 6AnllI5eIlleIltJ

year on Broadway. incidentally. The
Country Boy Is not all laughs by any
means: II has its quota Of pathos that
Il SO necessary to make for the sue.
cess Of any comedy.
one OF the big scenes Of the play
and one in which the action Is swift
and the laughs and sobs fast and fu.
rious. is that OF typical actors board.
ing house In New York. such as the
profession flocks to when engage.
ments are few and Broadway IS
crowded with talent
Around the festive board are the
stout landlady-g good advertising for
the boarding house; the Inevitable
negro slave; good hearted but mis-
anthropic journalist: ticket specu.
lator, down on his luck; an unsuccess-
Iful actress and a travelling salesman.
who makes the small towns across
the ferry. There Is q touch Of real.
ism in all Of the scenes that show
SeIwyn's intimate knowledge q.
things theatrical and show plainly
that success does not OF necessity lie
along Broadway but may often be
found In the home town Of The Coun-
try Boy
The Lytell- Vaughan players. VII
the performance OF this evening. EN-
bark On their last two weeks In Homo
lulu For the closing bills they prom.
ise some splendid plays and tickets
may now be reserved for any performs.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-05
SINGERS TRIALS
Told in DRAMA

Geraldine Farrar Il making her
ss s sn,aa e nne q the silent drama
q nc / . he. fbeater n aTempta.
tsonss ana ,5I', those !, who saw this olieen
CO. - Grand ', onara n fhe pictnrization 81
ssf.aT,, ,.,, x5ji ba more than pratified
4 ~, z, ,orL Z. ~ her ,,,. SECOND offerine
Wb;ls ..,re I, = IL not an onera 81
49, ,.,;.6 ~ s,,hs.ct almost exelns,
sssIr az ~ -. - secuenca II IL I'M
noss,hla - dissassociafe Farrar from
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PATHOS MINGLES
With LAUGHTER
in NEWEST PLAY

When Edgar Selwyn. noted actor
and playwright, undertook to write
The Country Boy the offering OF
the Lytell-Vaughan players at the Bi-
jch theater for the first half OF Gie
present week, commencing tonight he
In large measure tore page from
memory and gave to the public some
Of the things that delighted him upon
hts advent into the city Of New York.
The same things have delighted many
thousands since SelWyn put them into
play and presented the same for on
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-05

were supplied by Marshall FarhuIn
out of his vast fund of knowledge OF
such matters. This knoWielge was
largely gained upon his following IN
the footsteps of his brothers, William
and Dustin, leaders of all the male
stage stars of the present day.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-05

John A. Dykes, former cashier of
the Clearfeld, Pa, Bank, began i've
year sentence for embezzlement in the
federal prison at Atlanta.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-05

The Matson steamer Wilheimina
will arrive tomorrow from San Fran
cisco with mail
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-04
w, VA, SUFFRAG|STS
TO ATLANTIC CITY
This State Will Be Represented by
LARGE Delegation at National
ORGANIZATIONS Netting.

MORGANTOWN. W Va. Sept. H.
Headed by their president, Mrs Ellis
4. YosI, a score OF well known women
will represent West Virginia at the
National Woman Suffrage association
convention Sept. s 10 ~, al Atlantic
CIV. The delegation will leave the
state for the seaboard city on Mon
day night or early Tuesday morning.
The delegates representing West
a1Il 10 slIpd In tuoLI 9tuoo H!u!SL!A
state. They will have special impor'
lance in the convention because they
are deeply engaged in a warm fight
for The adoption of an equal franchise
amendment 10 their state constitution.
The delegates from the Mountain
State Will bear upon their banners the
motto of. the state. which has also
been adopted as the motto OF their
state organization: "MOuntaineprs AL
ways Free" The following represen-
laIive women OF the state will go as
delegates:
Mrs. Ellis a. losr. of Morgantown,
president of the stale organization Of
the state campaign committee.
Mrs. Flora Williams. OF Wheeling.
chairman Of the Wheeling and ohio
county organization
Miss Alice J. McChesney. Charles
ton. chairman OF the kanawha county
organization.
man Of the Mineral county Organiza.
lion.
Mrs. r. ". Tener. Of Bethany, chair
man of Brooke county.
Mrs. OlanduS West, Of Clarksburg,
chairman OF Harrison county.
Miss Grace u. Cole, OF Huntington,
rpCOrdiDg secretary Of the state organ
iZatiOn.
Mrs. Frank c. Dudley, Of Fairmont,
secretary Of Marion county.
Mrs. Allie b. Raymond, Fairmont.
former stale chairman.
Miss Elsie 3. Murphy. of Charles
Town. vice. chairman Jefferson county.
Mrs. 4. NJ. Fredlock, Elkins. chair
man of Randolph county.
Miss Flora Koen. Warrington. vice.
chairman Of Marion county.
Mrs Frank ~ Mann. Of Huntington,
chairman Of Cabell county.
Mrs. W. n. Wayi. of Chenille, chair
man Of Gilmer county.
Mrs. Edward s. ltomine. IF Wheel
ing, member of Ohio county executive
committee.
Mrs. Z. W. VpnahIn, of Huntington,
corresponding secretary Of Cabell
county. ,.
Miss Norvclle Harrison. Of Charles.
town, chairman of propaganda com.
mite Of kanawha county.
Mrs John y. Birch. Of Wheeling.
member Ohio county campaign COM
mittee.
Mrs. Frank Fleming. of Morgan.
town, chairman finance committee Of
Mon0ngalia county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-04
HAIR CRAY? THEN
APPLY Q-BAN
1t Darkens Gray Hair Evenly

| If your hair is gray, streakcd with
cray, premaiurely or Just turning gray
or if your hair is dry. harsh. thin or
falling. simply shampoo hair and scalp
IA few times with Q-Ban Hair Color Re.
sturrr. Soon every strand uf hair
twhother gray or noiI becomes evenly
dark. soft. flossy, fluffy, full of life and
health. full and heavy and fascinating
and entire head of hal: is so beautiful
~ and evenly darkened no one could
suspect YOU had applied Q-Ban II. is
absolutely harmless and no dye, but
Q-Ran acts on roots, restoring color
glands. Sold on Il money.back suaran.
tee. size for big bottle al Griest'S
Drug Store. Wheeling. W. Va. Out-of-
town folks supplied by mail
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-04

! With his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs.
i Felix Westwood. of near West Lib
erty.
Frank r. Smith. reporter for The
/ Tntelligencer. returned yesterday from
a weeks vacation spent at his nome
! in Sistersville.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William f. Schenk
aud daughters, Misses May, Louise
and Harriet, of Woodsdale, accompa.
MED by Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Tyler, OF
Warwood, left. Sunday, in Mr.. Schen S
Buick touring car for a three weeks
visit with relatives in FIndlay. y.
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Higgs. of Elm
Grove, are the parents Of daughter,
born Saturday morning. Mr.. HlggS IS
nopular motorman on the pike dlrl-
sion Of the West Virginia Traction O.
Electric Company's system.
Mrs. William Dague has returned TO
her home in Patterson, after an eX-
tended visit with her son, Earl W.
Dague. of near West Finley. Pa.
Edward w, Westwood has returned
10 his home on Thirteenth street, az
ter having spent several weeks at
Mountain Lake Park. on business.
Mrs. Emma Betz returned Saturday
10 her home in Flushing, O.. after a
weeks visit with friends at Elm Grove
and in Wheeling.
Mrs. y. +. Whitaker Mrs. Sarah
Culbertson. Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Glass
and Mr.. and Mrs. PEBBLES Tatum are
home from an extended automobile
trip through New England. They have
been away about three weeks. =.
Mrs. I. ]. Kennady. OF Morgantown-
has returned TO her home after visit.
ing friends here
Miss Emily Lewis will return today
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-- =. all heavily -rrii,"
.'-- SAt ben s"ht Wy
Urgent
- .. .,,
...-..
- Ms. M"ui'"n. no
s ny business It" re-
lid 10 k""p 't"m.
...-. 49, :.,>r, h..H,I" his desk.
.-a. =. Is; ,.m" raised her
- - 2Ad been "u tn" mn :
e -: :,;nrc her marriage
=. AZ Am"w ~l"" ma;
- :: - stag. apparently
= -, as So u,,,rr.,l.d that
- ,%'7A! manner '''r"ll mo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-04
RyGe-Grosscurth

4, tho home Of the bride parents
in Edgwood. occurred the marriage or
Miss Elsie GrossCurth, daughter NJ
Mrs. Wilhrimina GroSscurth IN DR..
Roger Davies Hyde. Rev. 4. {. Rasche
pastor OF 81. Paul'S Evanselicaai
church performed the ceremony at
$50 o'clock. aud The couple were I'M
attended. The bride was prel1ily al
tired in white crepe de chine and car
ricd cluster OF brides roses.
\ wedding supper followed for the
relatives and intimate friends of The
bridal couple. Mr.. and Mrs. Hyde do
parted yesterday morning fer Ithaca,
y. Y, where they will spend some
time at the former home of the groom.
They Will also visit other cities in
the east. and after the first, Of Oc-
tober will receive their friends II their
home in EdGtiale. The groom IL The
son of Mr.. and Mrs. O. =. Hyde, or
New York STATE and is in charge Of he
Wheeling offices OF Tho government
bureau Of animal industry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-04

from visit among friends and rela
tiveS at Clarksburs. VI
Miss Rhea McGlumphy Is visittn,
for few days among relauvesS
Steubenyille, O.
Miss Virginia Lee Moore, OF the
land. has returned from Cairo. W.Nq
where she has been visiting scho
friend. 5Sr:@
Stamm-L. NJ Watson. E. LiverpoS
Miss \. NJ Fleming. FairmonE ~:
Carver. Clarksburg; W: \. smith.
Matamoras: n. w. Watson, Came
MIR. and Mrs. Elroy Knowlton. C1aff
Ton; /. n. Tav"rs. Darlington: Lei
Barr. E. Liverpool: II. G. Finley, u. u
crpooI: J. B. Stamm. Wellsville: Hon
Dglr, Wcllsvill".
!. Volnry Wilson. son Of Rev.
Mrs. 6. I. Wilson. Of Warwood. stud
in the theological department Of Wa
ingion AMI jefferson college, was In:
Marys yesterday evening conduct
services in the Presbyterian church
that town. -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-04
BiIIiousness and Constipati on.

II is certainly surprising that any
woman will endure the miserable feel
ines caused by billiousness and con-
sIipalion. when relief is SO easily had
and at so little expense. Mrs. Chas.
Peck, Gates, ~ Y. writes: About
year ago | used two bottles OF Cham
hrrlain'S Tablets and they cured 49,
Of billiousnesS and constipatiow.' Oh.
rainablc everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-04
OUR J1rNEY oFFER-This and SC.

HUNT MISS TIITH, III ~ -
.Iln, .nrlnSr w.th - and nAIt II -
rTl"y \ tn.. Chicago. III: "riiihE H"HI,
n,mr ,uIt address clearly. You Viii
rrrrirr IN return 4 rial rackaG" con
t,unins r'nlry's Honey and Tnr COM
rnun.t r"r coughs. solids ana .r:"np =.
i'nl", kidney !iliS. Tor iaiH IN Sr
'','i hI.,,Iirr .,,i,;,ruI.:.. and t'nhrr tathHr'
re-. ranlr,S, a whorcs"ul's and th"r"ugt'iE
rlranains rathartt, Tor conslni,'%, ,i'n "i,'
,,,ns,,.xu hrnlarh,.> and sluggish h"We'S.
r'r- spl, ny john coleman -
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+, ~. "f"u wcr'. t'!uchimaLi"d uui II III"
! money h" uu"ri"'l casually. masking
his question:.
Their" WAS sudden. iImnG,Sivr drnui-
iEu% - her mouth. an evasion ami keen
"'trinc~S in her "NiS. Il can't -" that
that has anything Ia d" with IN" rob
h"ry." Sh" answered N low voice"
+ h"g your pnrdnp." corrected Ken
Force at habit. | StIpii"S-
Thu trl"ph"nc rang nSislcut!!.
Mrs. Muul,un.'' said k"nnr,iy. as h.
returned tn" receiver to tn" h"uh. 1t
may interest you /" knew thai the bur-
' Elar alarm company has Just called me
ny about tho same f;t$r.
It WAS still carly aud III" .ag"r crowds
wrr" pushing their Way !" business
through III" narrnS MT work 81 DOWN
town STREETS ~ Kennedy ami | entered
a Iarr" office IN l"Wrr broadway in
the. heart al the Icwrlr! trade and finan-
ri.Il district.
''tnr uf tho most amazing rnhhcr:'S
hut has ever h"n ATTEMPTED has nrcri
rrpnrlcd to rs this morning. anuouncCi
james M"l.,Ir. manager ut the HAZE
E.I"rtri,. Protection. adding with 4 look
half 1T anxiety. half at SkrptlclSm. mat
~ If Il ~ ;rtir. Herman SChloSS. one ar
TN, hrst knuwn nf Maiden Lane jewelers..
has b.rn robbed az goods worth two ~
three hundred thousand d"l!HrS-and in
spite. 1T every modern protection. :"
,hat y"u VIII get II clearly. let M" Shn"
>"tI what We ii" here.
tt'nutInRcL Tum0rr"w.D
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Observation-Disclosures.

on Wednesday, morning ri II ri@,h'
the marriage Of Mss Hcatri'C tar"h u,
,"r. laughter Of Air. and Mrs. Sanlu'l
". Carpenter. became the bride al Mr.
HAIRY H. pustlcwHil". it"N. Gao. L.
Sampson nf the First Mrlh"dist church
a. Rcnw"ud .sUlcrnnlzcd the marriage,
which was attended 10y only small
.rHrty of relatives and friends.
Following tho ceremony the rnuri
departed for q honeymoon zip when
VIII include various lake points.
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Weddiuc Announcements.

copies -: IN" Following announce
u.,mi~ vii! IL r":,sl with interest by thu
many friends Of tin" couple.
MIR. less lie" Rex
announces tn" marrIaE. 1t his daughter
kath"rliI" VILLA
Mr.. Fred =. r. barrels
on Saturday. S"pt'mh"r SECOND
nineteen hundred sixteen
Wheeling. Nest Virginia
VI Homo.
Pleasant Valley
Wheeling, V. Va
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Woman's. Climb Receptior.

'rh" W"maus club 1T Wheeling wa
open their i9lr-II $"usnn. with r.rvr-
Lion ~ the Windsor hotel. on fridaH
September -. 'rh" members at lh' ~,
""utlv" board viii h" h"st"SS">. ANA
the occasion has been arranged A. Il WEI
COM" IT, III" new members.
Tho iIrst general meeting of III" 'Wh
vii! b. held AT tn. Ind$"r !i"i"l I'll
october hIh. mid It iS h"u"d All mIn-
h"rS Will H.: in ATTENDANCE" :" hat 'h"i
may 90, in clos" touch with the WORK
gu tlln.d for tho prrS,nl SCASun.
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Wedding Invitations.
49, ASe
u" following invitations hay" bee

SSGHu:
Mrs. Christian Rashnr
s",i"S's IN" homer Of ynlIr' Ir"ss I!c" n
'Hc marrtag" al her Grand dauShlcr
Hllda Agnes Cochran
Mr.. Charles Reynolds
N"Gne$dAN, September sixth.
Wheeling. West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-04
Lawn Fetp This Evening

Mis- Kathrrius Ellsworth - In" chair
man ia charge 81 the Wheeling High
Alumni. lawn fctr. which will he held
Ihl> evening. on The old Aquatic club
grounds. The grounds will be prctt!ly
lighted with Japanese lanterns ANA Al
Saily decorated tables. h"nc made cakes.
cnndirs, IrG creams ani lemonade VI! be
served.
Tin" committees include the following.
CHk" rulnmitu,E-.- Misses Alma Brand
faSS. Emma Wilkinson. Nellie Bauer,
Ruth Barclay. M"-iamvS Hugo l-aupp. J.
IT, Bernard. \. L. FlcmminS.
Candy GummI'ic"--A Misses Laura Fen.
DIR. Marjorie Ford. Tina ISachmah, Anna
t"wan. Maymc Steele. Mrs. Jesse Hip
k!ns.
Thu grounds Wil l." w"i! lighted. as
.fapanr>c lanterns Will Il" placed All
around There viii H., .Hh:S and chairs
for all lr'. cream. Lkr.. candy AID
icnIulIir will he served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-04
About People
hovSn1snts Of individuals t.
and from Tie City.
AT THE HOTELS.

Rogers. l.. Knapp. columbus; Wade
H Beatty. tarrnllton: Hobart Thornton,
T"l",io; Mark Wilson. Columbus, o.: D.
r.. Minf"ll. WASHINGTON. Pa.
! Mcclure -. H.. D.vur". l'arkcrsburG;
leslie .lulliifr. Pine tirnvr: f.. Il. Jollfir.
lin" Grove. II. j. R"ddaway. rarkers-
burg: r. ~. Barrett. iurk"rshurE Gale
W. l.auShiin. T.. Liverpool; W. T.. Gil
l"Splc, T. Liverpool: T. II. Davis. Hancs-
VILE; Mr.. and Mrs. has. Mart f.. Liver
FOOL: Miss NJ. T.. spi"r. Cunihcrland; Miss
i. :. Srirr. Cumberland: Miss \. u.
Spi"r, ,umh"rland: Miss NJ. :. Bell.
Gmmherland; \. y. Sri"r;,, cumberland; J.
M"rsanruwn; l.. Da |" Wrstfal, Morgan
, Town; Ross +. Stout. harrisburg: Inna
Il. S"m"n"r. HaneSvilr: Miss Nrttic
tiawS"n. Clarksburg: Miss Beatrice
tlnwson, tlark$hurg: +. j.. clark. Graf
ton: +. W. t;ullur. Sirul.nville.
Grand Central-t. II. james. Fair
mont: q. H. Wilson, Washington. IA.
! 'icn. Meyers. Fairiu"nt: Joe Dunham
Fhlrmont; Virgil Merrill. f'nirmunt: Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Clark. EndiroIt: ". H
sips. bethesda: NJ K. Tragar,lrn. T3ur-
ton; !. u. T"agurd"n. Burton; G. l.. NJ
, "nm. M"rsant""n; j. 5. Nuzum. Nor
EHniuwn.
Windsor. =. pupran. Mnrgamtown:
{. K. duncan. M"rGanrown: I. NJ .PcN-
town: Mr.. aud Mrs. l.. l.. SwindIrr. Nor
, Eant"wn: Mrs. l;"SS +. Stout and son
tlarkShurg: Mr.. and Mrs. R"ht t;uss.
| l'ark"rShnrs; II. ". rhaddwirk and
party. Grafton; james Sweeney. Hunt.
Ingtun: +. X. Lowe. r'airmnnt: \, IL.
r., cs"rI. WaShinr'" IN: ~ II. fuIirtt, Ma
ri"tta; Mrs: T.. e. Garrtrt,y. Wrst
/, 1 'ni"n: Ed KAN. Nest Union: Miss Me-
Grail. l'nrkrrShurE: :. j.. Erpsirin.
Chester: Il. y. Stewart. Struhrnyillc:
Ross T.. Stout. ClarkShurE
Mrs s. T.. Taggarr. daughter de-
borah. and son Stanton. OF Denver,
colo. arrived yesterday 10 be guests
tor some time of Mrs. Tasgart's moth.
rr. Mrs. Frank Stanton OF North Main
street.
+ Miss nellie Mrkelvey of st. Glars.
Vile. spent the weekend in this CITY.
Mrs. William Israel Of Akron, o.,
who has been visiting with friends in
this city. left yesterday for Mounds.
willie. where she will spend some time.
Rev. Tilcston +. Chambers of Gran
willie. o.. spent Sunday in Wheeling.
Miss Jean Ward Of the Island. na-
returned from All eight weeks visit
with her friend. Mrs Mary King Bear
niger. Of Celina. Ohio.
- Carl Bonar, formerly professor in
The }enw0od High school. spent Sat
ur,lay in Washington, Pa Mr.. Bonar
expects 10 attend Washington & lief
tcrsOn College. having been awarded
he William II. Hrarne scholarship
rom West Liberty Normal school.
Master Felix Westwood has re-
turned TO his home on Thirteenth
street, after spending the summer
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riag". Mr.. higgins is IN" only son nf
Mr.. and Mrs. Is. +. higgins and is con-
n"ct"h with I..t lS"ll" Iron works. whIl';
the bride l. the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
MIlllam Hayes Parrish of Pittsburgh
Th- couple HAY" LcrarI"d on Il western
wedding Journeys
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-04

II you can accommodate another
boardcr you can advertise PROFIT
ABLY. au2G-tf
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ih'' opening s"rial event Of III" Elk :
,,"h inns N"nr. IS S"i L" TAX" plac' on
N"idaF rErnIng. September .. TINS
in''iji affair Will h,. followed by i've
HUhiIar gatherings Throughout tn" sea
son. and ar" a,Itrilnrrd rs among the
very delightful Festivities Of tn" Au-
."'hn ana Winter. rhr dane" commit
'', i"r III" coming wear Includes.
.I"SSrs. l'aN" krhus. chairman: Harry
f;'HmHFt. T"d Eii.. Harry King. .Tr.. W.
Il Ninds"r. Mark kilhannw The amusr
i'.ht committee Is CONFUSED If he fol-
10Y ihS M"%SrS John Er.d. i. w Cum
'aihS' -'orG" Phillips. I'r -. ". Bur
"''iS. /. J.. FuuLk Harry Struh"l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-04
Linen Shower.

Complmentlng Miss HiIda Cochran
whose marriage 10 Mr.. Charles Key
nulds is sci 10 take place on WrdnrS'
day, Mrs. William t.mmeri. al her
homo on The South Side. entertained
on Saturday evening with a urrr
shower. \ number Of interesting pas
times occupied The guests until late
hour when Il luncheon Of pink and
white appointments were served. fh"
dining room was aluraC1ivcIy trimmed
with clusters Of pink and white gladi-
olus and potIcd plants. while blossoms
in these shades graced thetabl". Pink
and whit" ribbons radialed from :h@
cnnlcrpiecc. and lead 10 tho place
cards. and tho tavors were golden slip
pers filled with rice. The bride-cleCt
received many handsome linen pieces,
and the following friends were guests.
Misses:
Mamie Miller Jennie kluc
Clara Miller Virginia FinniSan
Hilda kraus Grace Mckinley
,o,IiSe Rrinkman Master William
Louise Stubs kmmert
MesdamcS:
George Raab Leo Bishop
William Emmert Jennie Kline
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Misses Vida Marshall and H"i"n
Eiuutrirld Wcr" hOSl"SS'S. on Friday
evening with marSIlmallow ,"aSt ON
Tho river front At Miss MarShalIS honl"
on North Front street. Those Attending
tn. happy affair were:
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Higgins-Parrish

\ wedding at local lni"rrS; took place
~ ",!rha% asst rn""n. a. Pittsburgh.
Ai'h Mi>S N"l!i" Parrish 81 KnSSlln
'hrInS. Pittsburgh s:ut Mr Waiter Il.
!iis;S ans o. this ely. were united IN mar
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BOOKS.
CRAzED NEGRO
CONTINUED from Ptrst Page

ifs bounced on him and took a large
knife away from him. He denied any
wrong Intentions. and was permitted
TO so free. He bore grudge. ire
quently expressed. against the police
and when threatened from time 10
time by offended neighbors with ar
rest. is said TO have answered that he
would never be taken alive.
Mania Became Acute.
Some time during the heat Of the
July night, Mclntyre's mania became
acute. He wrote two letters-one on a
sheet of brown wrapping paper and
the other on piece or yellow window
shade. They were ill-Spelled and RAM
bling, but they made it plain that the
negro considered himself a prophet
Messiah-and that he had 10 die in
order TO take his report to the Al
mighty.
These written. the husband and
tyre fred on Mrs. VIM. Blanchard, a
negress, who was feeding her chickens
in an adjoining backyard. This was
the beginning. Mcintyre, armed with
a automatic pistol. appeared at the
same moment on the back porch. Mrs.
Overmyer came on the scene looking
for her husband who had been at
tracted by the shots. Mcintyre took
careful aim and she fell dead.
Mclntyre then went to the front OF
the house where Knox and his wife
and Matthews had appeared on their
respective porches. The same unerr.
ing aim crumpled up the two men and
gave Mrs. Knox her wound.
Policeman Stuart Dean and others
responded to an alarm and burst into
the house. Mcintyre, crouching he
hind a trunk. killed Dean with his first
shot, and wounded Policemen Edward
Clement and Grover Crabtree. Their
com panions dragged them from the
house and reinforcements with rifles
were sent for.
The latter fired hundreds OF shots
into the house through front and rear
windows and these were returned by
the couple inside. The latter were
unable to aim because of the attacking
fire. and shot at random.
Fearing TO risk the lives OF his men
further, Captain Wesley Westbrook
ordered the house dynamited and three
charges were exploded under IL.
After this there was a dull. Folice
man Hughes. against tho protests OF
his comrades. finally decided TO lnves
tigate and entered. ending the battle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-19
CASTRO AND WIFE
ADMITTED TO U. S

WASHINGTON, July 1S.-lireedom
10 enter the United States, once de-
MED. was granted tonight 10 former
President Ciprano Castro. of Vene.
zuela. and his wife by order of Sec
rotary Wilson of the Labor depart.
ment, who overruled the decision OF
the special board Of immigration Of
ficials at New York, denying them ad'
mission. Under the secrctary's ruling
the Castros are free to go to Porto
Rico as they had planned. or to re-
main indefinitely in the United States.
4 telegram odrcring Immediate re-
lease of General and Mrs. Castro who
have been held on Ellis Island, since
their arrival Saturday from Trinidad,
was sent tonight 10 immigration Com
missioner Howe.
Not having admitted or been con-
victed of a crime involving moral tur-
pitude and. in fact. denying gnl!t. un'
der the law there was nothing Tor us
TO do hut to admit him., said Secre'
tary Wilson.