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Evening journal., 1916-05-20
No FLAGS FOR FLAG
DAY HERE This YEAR
Washington Learns Little.
Ones Are Made in
Germany
WASHINGTON CAN'T
GET 10000 EMBLEMS

WASHINGTON. May 2O.-June IA is
officially observed in Washington as
Flag Day, and the secretaries OF the
various departments have always en-
couraged the thousands of clerks em-
ployed in the great government build
ings to observe the day with clabor-
ate ceremonies. The expenses have
ordinarily been raised by voluntary
contributions from clerks.
This Year the committee which has
charge of making all the arrangements
conceived the thought that they would
prcscut small American flags 10 every
clerk who contributed to the expense
fund. Accordingly, the committee call
ed yesterday on prominent dealer in
flags and asked the price for 10000
flags.
81 can't sell you a single flag" he
said.
"Why not?" asked the committee in
surprise and dismay
Because these little American flags
are made in Germany" he replid.
Evening journal., 1916-05-20
FRIENDS Wish Mr.. MENGEL
WELL IN new POSITION

G. r. Mengel, formerly local manager
for the Armour Company. who has re-
signed 10 take up a new business in the
oil fields OF the West. was the recipient
OF a farewell demonstration this morn
ng by his many friends here. and was
also presented with solid silver cigar
cttc case. The presentation address was
made by Clarence j. Pyle, OF THE
EVENING JOURNAL who congratu-
lated Mr.. Mcngel ON having chosen a
larger ield for his eudeavors and wished
him success in his now undertaking.
Regrets of all were conveyed to Mr..
Mcngel.
Mr.. Mcngel replied in an equally
happy manner. accepting the gift as an
indication of high appreciation of good
viii and friendship. Mr.. McngcPs po.
sition here will be taken by !. +. Stoil-
wig.
Evening journal., 1916-05-20
IUNIOR AUXILIARY MEETS.

The Rev. r. w. Trapnell, rector Of
ST. Andrews Church, this city, and
Mrs. George c. Hall were speakers at
fhe meeting of the Junior Auxiliary Of
The Episcopal Diocese of Delaware in
St. Anne's Church, Middletown. this
morning. Delegates were present
from Trinity. Old Swedes and st.
Johns churches, Wilmington; St..
Thomas. Newark; Emmanuel. New
Castle: St. Peters. Smyrna. Luncheon
was served in the parish house to the
put-of-town delegates.
Evening journal., 1916-05-20
SEE CAMDEN EXPOSITION.

Nine members of the Chamber OF
Commerce went to Camden yesterday
afternoon where they were entertain
ed by the Chamber of Commerce of
tie New Jersey town. Those who
went on the trip were William b..
Megear. president; Clarence G.. Kill
len. secretary; Colonel George w.
Sparks. Charles A. Rudolph Joseph G..
Lawson n. A. Casperson. w A. Nor.
ris Walter ID. Bush and J. p. krause.
The local residents were shown
through the exposition of industries
in progress at the Third Regiment
Armory.
Evening journal., 1916-05-20
MR.. HOPKINS IN MOVIE BUSINESS.

Tho Nniional Theatre on Frcnch
street near Eighth street, has been
taken over by John q. Hopkins and will
now be devoted to the presentation of
only high-class vaudeville and motion
pictures for the entertainment Of col
orcd people Arrangements arc now
hcing made by the now owner 10 hold
an opening in celebration Of tho new
management Tho building is said 10 be
one Of the hest appointed motion play
houses i'm The CITY.
Evening journal., 1916-05-20
Court TO HEAR LIQUOR
REMONSTRANCES monday

Two contested liquor cases will be
heard in the Court Of General Ses-
sions on Monday. One Of the remon-
strances is against Michael Brown,
who is applying for a liquor mer-
chants license for No. 2O7 West Sec
ond street. in addition to tho inn or
tavern license that he now holds. The
other application against which re-
monstranco has been filed is Carlo
Marcozzi. who is applying for a new
inn or tavern license at New Castle.
Evening journal., 1916-05-20
SEEK Place FOR CHILDREN
FOR SUMMER OUTINGS

The country week committee OF the
Associated Charities is arranging for
summer vacations for needy children.
and desires TO secure board and lodg-
ing for twenty children and their sup
ervisor somewhere near the trolley i'm
the vicinity of Claymont. Mrs. Glenn
ent w. Miller is chairman OF the
country week committee.
Evening journal., 1916-05-20
TEN CASES ON SPINAL FEYER.

Ten cases Of cerebro-spinal fever
have been reported 10 the Board OF
Health within the past six weeks. Dur
ing the present week two cases Of this
disease were reported.
Il is said that a number Of the pa
tients were Carney Point powder
makers who we're brought here for
treatment
Evening journal., 1916-05-20
ROOFER KILLED BY
FALL FROM BUILDING

John Atkins, q years old. Of Phila,
delphis. was fatally injured yesterday
when he fell from the roof of a three.
story structure az Marcus Hook. lie
died few minutes after his admit.
tance to tho Chester Hospital. Dep
uty Coroner q. p. White took charge
OF the body.
Evening journal., 1916-05-20
SEEKS SISTER, BUTTS
NOT SURE SHE Is ALIVE

A plea for aid in the search for her
sister. Mamie Cresswell. whom she has
not seen in thirteen years, is made by
Mrs. Charles Kelly. OF No. SIS Monroe
street
When the sister last was heard of
she was in South Carolina. but that
was ten years ago. Mrs. Kelly doesn't
know whether she Is alive or dead.
Evening journal., 1916-05-20
CEORCIANA III LAUNCHED.

The Georgana Ill, built by the Har-
Ian and Hollingsworth Corporation Tor
Commodore William G. Coke, its presi-
dent. was launched from the yards OF
the corporation today. at 2 O'Clock.
The new boat the third boat Commo-
dore COKE has had built, is a raised
deck. motor-driven cruiser. ninety
five feet long and is run by Harris
Deisel engine. using crude oil.
The launching was private. only a
few friends seeing the boat slip into
the water Commodore Coke expects
40 use his new cruiser on the Della
ware river and bay and for deep sea
cruising along the coast
Evening journal., 1916-05-20
chester POLICE Get
Jewels WORTH $500

CHESTER. Pa. May 20.-After be-
ing tipped of by pawnbroker tho
police made a raid on the home OF
John Corbett and found secreted in
n coal range $500 worth Of iewelry,
including watches, rings bracelets
and o pearl necklace. A portion OF
the loot was claimed by Edward II.
Roberts. former city engineer, whose
house was robbed recently
Corbett escaped by diving through
a window. but his wife, a girl OF is,
Is being detained at City Hall. Mrs.
Corbett. according to tho police. pawn
ed jewelry that Roberts identified as
his property. telling the Dawnbroker
that her name was Mrs. Kelley. A
diamond ring, which Roberts says is
worth $3.50. is still missing.
Evening journal., 1916-05-20
HEALTH DEPARTMENT CHANGES.

Admitting that there was a possibil-
ity OF change being made in the
clerical force of the local health Of
fee. Isaac W. Bowers. secretary OF the
department. this morning announced
that he would appoint his assistant9
on Monday.
The board yesterday appointed
Henry Ray of No. 1343 French street,
and nrwn Stetser OF No. 1O2 Ashton
street as executive officers.
Evening journal., 1916-05-20
VITAL STATISTICS.

Measles continue 10 be prevalent In
the city. During tie past week iwen-
ty-seven cases and one death from the
disease were reported. The records
show "a deaths, 76 births and 20 mar
riages this week, as compared with 20
deaths. 30 births and rs marriages for
the corresponding week OF lass year.
Evening journal., 1916-05-20
MOUSE PASSES ARMY BILL.

BY The United Press.
WASHINGTON. May 2O.-The Hay
Chamberlain army bill was passed by
the House today by a vote Of 349 to
25. II will go to the President inn
mediately for his signature. Leader
Mann and other Republicans who de-
manded an army of 25O,OOO men voted
against the measure.
Evening journal., 1916-05-20
ALIMNAE on PICNIC.

A real old fashioned picnic was
held by members Of the Wilmington
High School Alumnae. in Shellpot
woods this afternoon. AT the business
meeting of the Alumnae, which was
held before the picnic, arrangements
we're made for the entertainment Of all
the girl graduates Of the school IN
June. Lillian 5. Rosin. Katherine 3.
Allies. Lucy Diverty, Ann Allies. Edith
Bakey. Florence Buchanan and Ger
trude Mesney arranged for the picnic.
Evening journal., 1916-05-20
SUMMER SCHEDULE OF
PRICES At The QUEEN

The Queen Theatre has decided TO
put into effect a summer schedule of
reduced prices Of admission, 20 60 into
effect on Monday next.
The new schedule is as follows:
Matinees-Five ana ten cents.
Night-Five, ten and fifteen cents.
The admission heretofore has rang
ed up to % cents.
Evening journal., 1916-05-20
DEATHS.
b Ramsey.

Hugh Ramsey.
RANISEY-At Granogue. Del, on May
20. 1916, Hugh Ramsey, IN his 9OthI
year.
Relatives and friends are invited TO
attend the funeral services, at his late
residence Brandywine hundred, Della
ware. ON Tuesday afternoon at o'clock
sharp. Interment at Grace p. T..
cemetery.
Evening journal., 1916-05-20
new Steel PLANT MAY
Start near WILMINGTON

The Worth Brothers of Coatesville,
who sold their steel plant to the Mid
vale Company, are reported to be con-
sidering the erection of a new plant
along the Delaware river between Will
mington and Chester or between
Wilmington and New Castle. The
Worths are said to be interested in
a large site near Holloway Terrace,
between this city and New Castle.
Evening journal., 1916-05-20
HUCHFS AGAIN LASHED.

Joseph Hughes. who was given
twenty lashes last Saturday. received
the remainder OF his sentence at the
workhouse today. when he was whip
ped with twenty lashes. Hughes will
also serve two years. He was con-
victed of highway robbery.
Evening journal., 1916-05-20

C. White. James r. Morford. Leon NJ.
Wickersham. Miss Eva X. Jones Mrs.
William s. Hilles. Miss Irene Brown
Joseph II. Martin, Calvin Anderson
George Carter. Dr. and Mrs. Victor ID.
Washburn.
Evening journal., 1916-05-20
ANNOUNCES MARRIAGE.

Announcement was made today OF the
marriage Of Miss Nellie Lynch aud
Walter Jones. ~ -. Mary's Church on
February H. Mrs Jones denies re-
port that she was married in Elkton.
Evening journal., 1916-05-20
JrDGE GRAY TO BE sPEAKER.

Judge George Gray will address the
Chamber Of Commerce at the noon
luncheon on next Tuesday. Invitations
are being sent To- an members Of tho
chamber and a large attendance is de-
sired.
Evening journal., 1916-05-20
WOULD AID DELAWARE RIVER.

In the sundry civil bill reported to the
House Of Representatives at Washington
yesterday is an item Of Ss000O for aid
in navigation in the Delaware river.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-27
DUE TO ALLEGED PULL i'CH-
ACTIVITY NOT PERMIT TED
BY LAW
Auditor Donahey Says Man Is On
Leave OF Absence And Will Fight
It-Neyvs Of Ohio
Columbus, O.. Oct. 2s.
Tptelli~encer Bureau.

Stirred by reports that certain DEM
ocratic civil service employees are >'C
~aIy engaged in politics. tn" eva
R.icc commissions today TecoitlH"H-
he dismissal u: Peter AlhrttZ. eih-
plcE ed as settlement, clerk III the So"
auditors department. state anai'"E
Donahey was notified that .AlbeliH sal
airy would 70 Longer h. approved ne
cause he mas b,."H making po!Ilicat
speeches. Albeitx is 4 German speaker
and recently inuk -" lead III m al
tack on the German-.lm"ric2n A!!lHhc'
for endorsing Hughes for president.
>State Auditor pnn&h"y r"HIE!hS ~
the Civil Sevvic.' COMMISSIONS It'iol
today said Aih,.iIZ was an i leave ~
absence and was not nov on tue .'aS-
roll. Donahey d"fi"d the civil SrHV!''
commission 10 fire an" "Qlpl"!rS OF ms
department. I'll no; remnN" ahynnl!
upon Recommended jnu ~ iN'' 'o'ulni>-
sion until the SupvUu i'll" court tells M
to- said DonaheE.
In a StatHrnpu' js~ilrt IN" civil .;"E'
vice commissions says amy person IN
der civil Servir" VINO "nGa%rS ~ rou.-
zeal activity will be- recommended t"r
dismissal.
.ChaSAs Rscht. Republican clerk ~
PStatr iirsh and 2;ani" ''nln:lSSi"'t
asked Inc commission COX i"'t'!ii>~i"&
20 lead ia. Franklin yuilat: u.!;$tnn IL
rhe Hughes parade III Columbus O'..
80 and was ;n!;! tha' This WoulI be- ..
violation OF the civil service a".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-27
Simple LaXafiOe Rem edg
Best for CONSTIPATION
DR.. CAlDWELl'S SYRUP PEFSlN
GAVE SATISFACTION WHEN
NOTHING ELSE WOULD.

Nearly eycry one, a. on" iim" ur di''
other, suffers rom constipation. OF tn.
active bowels. and Gnr OF the i"% con
illusions unon which mo doctors a-r""
is that regularity OF the bowels - an
essential 20 good health.
In tho family m"dicin" che>; Of
most weIl-ordcrtG households viii b.
found one or more o. III" various rom
edies recommended Tor The rHtiei 9:
constipation. In the tnajorily OF houl":,
today the combination q! simple iai'''
tive herbs with pcpsin known az !jc
CalGwells Syrup PcpSin is recognize,
as the standard laxative. Druggists
everywhere report Il constantly III,
creasing demand for this splendid
remedy which is sold for fifty cents :,
bottle.
Mr.. James Ash, JOE Green ST.. tum-
berlaud. Md. wrote to Dr.. CalfWe'i
that he found Dr. Caldwetl'S syrup
Pepsin the most effective remedy thr
constipation he had ever used anT
that be always keeps bottle Of II on
hand for use when necessary.
DR.. CaldwnlFs Syrup PepSln Il a
mild laxative and does not Sripe or
strain, but acts gently and brings
relief In an easy. natural manner. IL
freedom from opiates o. narcotic
drugs makes it The ideal family lana
tive.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-27
NEWLY PERFECTED REMEDY ASSISTS
TAN|AG TOWARD CURE III: RHEUMATISM
APPLIED EXTERNALLY FORMS SPLENDID COMBlNAEloN
TREATMENT SOOTHING PAIN AND SORENESS WHILE
TANLAC WORKS FOR PERMANENT RELIEF.


iiEuc Tor Macy day uAjil laTsa' Ga!'!S
= firm ho!d upon IN" %ySi"nI ana CON-
pletcly removes D. cause.
In tact after many ;"-'S ~ t!n'i mat
Nim0-Suu oil has many uses not -,
tended originally and has proven :"
splendid preparation 10 always NV"
,landy in III. family nediril" 'f''Si J..
Fox headaches. scales. hurnS. eaEarh'.
.liruin$. sriit joints. cramps. cH!a.
bruises. insect bite; arh even Too, II
ache i; has won ll!' praise Of man.
aud is recommended for all pain. d.
YrCtiOus for It's It's" ar'' NOW f0i!iall"a
N the generous 1Ir carton and once
used will never be uhS"u; from tao
nome. W'heu troubled with kidney AL
mcuis. pains in the back. side. arms.
shoulders ar limbs. apply kiro-San
Oil externally while YOU treat thcSe
troubles tor Il permanent cur" with the
recognized remedy ranldc.
kimo-S Oil. Taul2c and til" tiny
tablets li:ai come wiki each hntilc co.'s
stituir Z perfect combination Tor IN"
trratment % such diseases and ali
npntS rs have been mentioned hereto
tore in the advertising. All three may
be secured through any authorized
agent. For sale hero only at HE GruS
store OF G. IL. Cries; X Co. ii2I Mar
ket street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-27
Celebrated BASS0
Purcza Rico GAGE Recital OF Unusual
Merit Last Niqht-Sinos In Wells
buru This Evening

Wheeling music lovers heard the
worlds most celebrated haSSO singer,
last night. l'urrZa Rico. who wa" bon
and reared in South America and has
sung all over The globe. including 20.
citals before The crowned nrad> ct
Europe.
Tho recital IaSi uigi,i Wa given IN
Inc ElkS auditorium ana MAS Attended
hy large number Of WherIlnEs
music critics ana !a!mrn. IhrY d'-
clarcd Mr.. Rico possesses Tho most %l.l-
ed bdSSG voice they eyer h"ai'i.
Mr.. Rico who has a voice Of the great
rst range and power and gave Il pro-
gram lhHI brought out III" utmost
rullnrSS and sweetness 0l his voice.
With no rifuri hr WAS able Ia reach
his climax. \ Sp"rial and rnj"yao"
feature ui the recital WAS Tn" drani"t-
IT, force q! uriGinalit" ui in!"rpr"la-
ton used by the artist. His Voice HhS
won him Il" hl"gUS1 honor ana prdiif'
throughout til" world.
Mr. Rico will civ" Il recital III Wc!!i-
hurg Lh!; evening under the. auspices
OF tie WclisburG NuS.Ca! society.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-27

When after wears OF study ana ta'
expenditure OF vast sums II research
work, the Dayton Ohio Laboratory
corp of experts under IN" .eadHESnIa
OF Herr IoSeph rrirhacll created l2"-
lac as a new and wonderful remedy ~
kidney trouble and as :. pnrifie! an"
enricher OF impoverished blood th'E
might righitully have retired ana
reaped the trui:s OF their victory oN'S
uric acid and <n-rati"d vn"uhla;!S
troubles bur ;h-nugh thousands ~
tests they hay, watched and learned
much and now We announce Nlmo->%n
Oil. a wonderful! preparation tof t'''
immediate treatment OF pain.
kimo-San Oil has for $nn,"tin'" p%>t
been in general lis" amonS innS' VINO
have taken Tanlac and th@S" trlrhES
have courtcouSly afforded mucu ilS;i,
on wha; ~ actually accomp!lSi"S lNN
today with equal confidence thiS nEW
remcG: = ;itraldsd far and wlIlH -
was T2., -. after thousands at tests
hkewi. even its merit in cases OF
stomac ,;Hacy and liver aiImen'S.
kimo s.. Oil IS applied tirrrt 10 a"
seat o. i;;,in. tCNternai!yt And III eases
where the patient is >iSsuG IaniAc 10
affect a permanent "ur" th!S on iHAE
be used 10 eliminate temporarily IN"
suffering which is almost sur" 20 con-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-27
CONTINUE BIG LOT
SALE At M'MECHEN
FORTT-SEVEN LOTS WERE SOLD
IN YESTERDAYS BIG AUG
TON IN MIDWAY
SaIc Had To Be Called Off LIST EVcn-
ina On Account OF Darkness
Saturday Last Day.

Never before has there been 50 mich
attention given Il local lnt sale az III
the one conducted y"SiyrdH? III Inc
Midway addition 10 McMrr'"ii When
furty.Seyrn lots were disposed OF ut
auction and selling Tor sacrliir'' prices.
Owing To darkness lHSl evening in"
auction had 10 be called off hut BE-
cause Of The urcrnt request nl so many
prospective buyers it wH' drridrd -
ipayC. another bargain day Saturday
which will BE- the last opportunity :"r
any Of these choice lots It such ridlrh-
lousy low prices
McCulla@h n Reid allowed III" allc-
rionrcr 10 slash the prices and III"
WiSeacrcS too advantage n1 In" lNN
prices 10 secure, ON" at these hraul!luI
home sites above all known Floods.
One If Inc features at ~" hl@ sal"
arc The exceptional! easy terms IT
which lhry may h" purchased. 1t IS
expected tnat hundreds Of persons VIII
avail themselves If this last rharr"
Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-27

grcencry and flowers and Rev. Father
/. T. RosSm&n Of e-c Sacred Heart
church. oificiated. There were II" at
tGudantS.
The bridal gown WAS OF white <i
and Seorgctts crepe and the vel! WAS
arranged in cap effect. The bouquet was
az brides roses. wedding SUPPER was
served with covers laid for the inlm2d!-
rtc friends and members OF the Two
fatalities. Mr.. and Mrs. Foster departed
later on q wedding trip through tho
east. The bride travelling In Il salt 81
dove gray. with hat. shoes and gloves Of
:; like shade. The groom. who Is the son
1T Mr.. and Mrs. William Foster. IL
North Wheeling. waa furm"rly connect
I'd with the Wheeling Cnrru%atiug com
,,any. He will take his hrid" to Florida
where they will establish their home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-27
YOUNG MEMS CLUB
HALLOWEEN DANCE
Members of A. o. U. w. lnauga7ates
Series Of Writer Dances
October 80.

The Young Mems Club Of the y. y.
l.. ". will give Il dance on liailnWc en-
October %6th This is the first oi a
series OF dances Than will be given by
the club during The winter. The
club is composed nf the younger Mem.
beers of the A. q. /. W.. who WEI
have charge uf the social affairs for
the younger members of the Order,
during thr winter months: They en-
prcu to give & minstrel show some
time this winter. The object of the
club is TO induce Young men TO come
10 the Order.
The Halloween dance will be 4
formal affair, admission being by in
vilatiun only. Invitations are in the
hands OF the members and will be
given 10 their friends. Gumn'S or
chesrra will furnish il dance program.
The following are now members of
the club with more coming in every
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-27
on TRIAL FOR ARSON

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Oct. &c
More than one hundred witnesses from.
Tuppers Creek have been summoIed
into MAGISTRATES Court here 10 testify
in the case Of Andrew Burdettc and
OILERS who are charged viii; having
maliciously burned a church edifice in
that region recently. John S. Koran,
state fire marshal. is prosecuting the
case.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-27
SUIT DISMISSED
Litigation of Warren Brothers Com.
pany Against Ohio County Conn.,
missioners Adjusted.

The suit of Warren Brothers con-,
pany, of New York, against the Ohip
county commissioners that was |"
have been heard in federal court, has
been settled out of court. a copy of IN"
final decree Of adjustment was served
on County Road Engineer George "
Steenrod Yesterday.
The suit WAS the outgroTth Of the
Ball Engineering company paving the
National pike through the out-the
pike section with concrete mix
ture OF "Warrenite" patented by the
plaintiff
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-27
BACK IN TEN DAYS"
Said Dr. Whitman When Told He Was
to Be Taken to Omaha (Neb.)
for Trial.

Dr. X. w. Whitman. who was ar
rested here last Saturday on a fed
cral warrant from Omaha. Neb., char2,
in. him with illegally using the mains
in promoting Il medical institute III
that CRY, will leave for Omaha this
morning in charge Of either Secret
Service Officer Coble or Deputy
Marshal John Throckmorton. Wit
man is reported 10 have said in jail
last night that he will prove his iii
nocence and be back here in ten days
Mrs Whitman made arrangements
last night 70 accompany her husband.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-27
Another Suit

Another suit involving the question
OF the right of WOMEN 10 vote under
the new charter OF East cleveland
reached the Supreme court today wnr,l
the village brought suit against the
CuyahOga county board CT elections 10
prevent the submission OF the proros-
al 10 annex East Cleveland To In" city
OF Cleveland. II the women are count
rI Us voters the petition for III" sub
mission oi The question is inSuiIiCi"it .
il is said. The board OF elections -.
NOT count The women a. voters ana!
proposes 10 submit tn" question.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-27
Placed Under Arrest

After a struggle in which William
Nigh. a former state liGuor llc"nsr II
spector is alleged 10 hay" physically
resisted arrest. hN WiS arrested las;
night on a charg" Of attempting 10 *
tort 500 from 4 Lancaster SaluOnkerp-
er ". J. Wallace. chief ot police OF
Lancaster went To tn" home ri he Tor
ner inspector in ihi,; city with IN"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-27
Entertains IudustI'ai Danes.

rh" Industrial iIaIucs. COMPOSING Z
club organized more Than ilr" years
ago. w"rr, entertained IN " delightful
manner las nigh, 10y -. G. :. R"t>
ford st n.r lI"rl". NJ. -, Thirteenth
street. Th" arp"intme hts w"r" IN keep
ing wi!h n" halloween Sra.S"n.'
Nltrh"S and black eats were engraved
Hnnn ihr p'a"r cards. and III" "rntrr-
pi"rr Wa Il pHuicr mach" pumpkin,
most pleasing luncheon Was nrI"d. and
an entertaining F"NtuT" was Il reading
~ Miss Ca'lir ". tur'1- ~ West Lib.
crty normal. The hostess wnS assisted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-27
Aporovcd Suffrage

Woman Sutfra." was .iv''a :si'p;",'d
indirectly today az The in""itn2 ii -
Woman's Missionary society al tf' i.
Z. church.. By indOr~in@ "A" action
taken by the general conference" las
Maxothe association approved III" 81
frageN questiOn. This approval was u
the form OF 4 rider however. 10 al
other resolution and few reaGiz"t -;
the time that i; had been passed. II
forts of certain ,n.r>ou< 10 nav. tie.
society inuorSr PrssiG Wilson'S 81
titude on peace were dtf..aret.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-27
Miss Taubaugh Entertains.

MISS GuSsir TauhauEh. OF Wnudn y II.
,Htcrtain"d 4 number ~ her friends vi n
:: laffy pulling last uighi ~ her h"IT"
q. NuoGla%u. The huIn" was h"llIlI-
fully decorated IN Halloween ""i"!r.
lanes. music and tatfy pulling w"r.'
ITO diversions.
At q sraSunablc hour dainty r"fr"sh-
fr.utS were served. Those present wrr"
ir.: & 4 SNYDER.