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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-31

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in Columbia sopnibip fir Sirabsns
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bGuiia bsrpor. Q(bsr nit geraoe5u be-
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fortsieben tpirb i9on teinsr. benn iie
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-25
SUNDAY 5(;HOOL.
DATES
YESTERDAY BY STATE AS
ISOLATION.
Sessions Will be Held In Princ pal
Citics-Prominen Workers Conn.,
pose Speakers Lat

For the past Two years. the West
Virginia Sunday School Association
has brrn conducting Il series of 1nstl-
tutcS in principal cities Of the state,
II the interest of Bible study and
community upIift Great preparations
are nGw being made. for a series or
Twelve institutes which will begin No
rcmber L. and end November "a.
Announcement was made yesterday
at stale headquarters here that the
twelve cities 10 be visited this year
are MOundsville. Cameron, Grafton,
Elkins. Weston, Sutton. Huntington,
Point Pleasant, parkersburg. Wells
burg, Wheeling and ClarksbuTg.
s;iX prominent Sunday School ex-
pcrls have been secured for the In
flitutcs. They are: DR.. Frank n. Pal
nIcr, Bible teacher; Mr. C. W. Schinn,
former general secretary Of the ohio
Sunday School Association; Mrs.
George II. Gryer, audult Bible class
specialist: MIR. Alfred Day, former
general secretary New York Sunday
School Association; Rev. ]. J. RlVes.
former Sunday School secretary,
Baltimore conference and rs.Mary
Foster Bryner, international Sunday
School worker. In addition, Mr.. Wal
Ter A. Snow. general secretary Of the
West Virginia Sunday School Assoc
latiun, and Mrs Snow, state elemen-
tary superintendent, will be among
the speakers.
The plan this year Will be to hold
three-day Institutes in each city, with
two sessions, afternoon and evening,
leach day. There will be two speakers
at each session The speakers Will
be shuttled on the chautauqua plan.
The following dates have been an
nounced:
Nov. IL, IL and 14-Moundsytue,
Cameron and Grafton.
Nov. 49, 16 and 17-Elhns and
Sutton.
Nov. 10, 20 and 21-Huntington,
Point Pleasant and Parkersburg.
Nov. %, % and 24-Wellsburg,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-25
ACT FAVORED AT MEETING OF
WEST VIRGINIA LIBRARY
ASSOCIATION.
Provides for Appointment Of Com
mission by State to Encourage
Establishment Of Libraries

4 Library Commission bill 10 be
submitted to the West Virginia Leg
islatlre at the coming session in jan
urary, was presented at the third an
nual session o. the West Virginia
library association which was held
Yesterday at the Windsor hotel. The
meetings Of the Library association
are held in connection with the Fed
Grafton OF Women's clubs. The bill
was approved by the association and
will be taken before the Federation
this morning with recommendation
that it be included in the resolutions
OF the older order.
The presentation Of the commission
bill was one of the most important
matters to the members Of the as
sociation. Il provides FOR the appoint
1nent of commissioner TO encourage
all work of the existing libraries or
the state, as we'll as the establish
mont Of many mora. Thi; lihrar> COM
mission is 70 have full charge OF all
library work in the state, and eSpec-
iallv the establishment and strength
ening of travelling libraries.
The sessions were opened Yesterday
morning b. Miss Sally Scollay Page
Of ClarkSburg. president. Mrs. John
p Garden. president of hostess elm.
delivered an address OF welcome Or.
Henry s Green Of Charleston. Stare
Tisror,cn and ArchiviSt. responded.
Lewis Harvey secretary treasurer OF
the association. presented very en-.
cuUlraging report Of tn" CONDITION .ot
the librar? association winch was
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-25

is 10 work III cooperation with that
Of the Federation for mutual benefit.
other committees are also TO be APP
pointed by The chairman.
Concluding The meeting the execu-
tive committee composed OF officers
OF The association. was authorized 10
select the next place OF meeting. The
selection. however. depends upon the
action taken by the Federation.
The membership Of the ASSOCIATION
is as follows
l.. y. hrn"ti. MUrgantown, Jennie
Eoughnrr. Morgantown. Bertha Chad
derd0u. Sistcrsvillc. Ether 1reen,
Charleston. Henry s. Green. Charles
ton. Lewis Harvey, Huntington, Mart
V. tledrirk. Blueficld. Margaret Hen.
MON, Huntington. Margaret Houston,
Wheeling. Mabel Dele Jones, Gall0po.
lis, O.. Kate Land Wheeling, Mrs.
Emory Mckinney. Fairmont, Mrs.
Elizabeth Myers. Huntington, sally
Scollay Page, Clarksburg, Ida Peters,
Parkersburg. Bessie |. Reed, Fairmont
Eta NJ Roberts, Wheeling, Anna Il.
Taylor. ParkerSburs. Mrs. +. Van
Schlrctendal. Charleston. Maria Ware.
Huntington. Jeanette Wilde. Wheeling
Mrs. Harry B. Curtain. Clarks burg,
Mrs. Jennie Enele. Fairmont. Mrs.
John l.. Ruhl. Clarksburg. and Harry
Shaw, Fairmont are associate MEM
berS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-25
WHEELING CHAPTERS
TO Be REPRESENTED
Elaborate Program Being Arranged
For State Epworth League Meet
At Morgantown.

Delegates representing practically
every Epworth Lec.gue chapter in the
Wheeling district as well as ministers
of the Methodist Episcopal churches
are planning 10 20 to Morgantown to
attend the biennial state Epworth
League convention which will be held
in that city, November l, 2 and 3. Rev.
j. T.. Wells, Of Kingwood, president
ior the state organization, is arranging
the program. Arthur II. Stricklin, or
this city, a member of the state board
of control Of EpWorth Leagues, is
boosting for a large representation
from the Wheeling district and VIII
be among those going from this city
10 the convention.
Wilbur f. Sheridan, Of Chicago
general secretary Of the national Ep-
worth League organization in the
United States. will be present at the
convention sessions and is expected to
Wesleyan College at Buskhannon, ana
Prof Robert A. Armstrong. OF the
West Virginia University, will deliver
Bible lectures. Rev. S. B. Hart, OF
Moundsville, Rev. John Hess. Of Elm
Grove, and Mr.. Claude E. Towner, OF
Monongehela, Pa, the latter one or
the Epworth League live wires OF the
Pittsburgh conference, will be among
the speakers.
be the music led by Rev Claude E.
Goodwin, Of Fairmont, with Rev. Ar
thur Lazenby( Of Huntington, at the
ipiano. .,,
League convention ever held in west
Virginia in the fall.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-25
open FORUM" TODAY
Initial Session of New y {. A.
Branch to be Addressed oy
BILLY Sunday Of Business.

The initial lunchron-mectinS OF the
"Ourn Forum" branch OF the Wheel
inr Commercial association Will be
held at l2:1a o'clock today noon IN
the McIurc house Frank Jewell Kay.
mond, the BILLY Sunday Of Business
will speak. Officers will be named;
All members Of the association anu
their friends are invited.
\. ". PAUL. president OF inc as.
socialion, in speaking OF the "open
Forum" branch yesterday said: -.
40 my mind the open Forum
is one OF the most potent ana I'M
portant features OF the new COM
Inrrcial association. 1t is our lniiih-
tive and referendum body wherein
suggestions for the good OF Mhrcl
Ing and the association viii originate
and is also the place where conSIruc-
tive criticisms may be presented. II
will be composed Of about "" rep
r,.spntatiyc men who will meet 1T
noon time each month. MGnn'TShip
in the "Oprn Forum is limited 10
picked REPRESENTATIVES from rarh me
of trade. profession and vocation III
The association 81 that any propose
tiun rumir, before il Will receive lhc
consideration ri every pha&" oi lhe
rummunijy'S activity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-25
LIBRARY CO|VN|9S|ON BILL I'll
Be PRESENTED To LEGISLATURE

more Of interest to the members. Eta
NJ Roberts, librarian al the Wheeling
public library, delivered Il brief and
helpful address upon Library Train
ing" She spoke Of the methods adopt
I'D at the Wheeling Library. which
have been successful.
Miss Bertha Chadderdon. OF Sisters
Vile. told Of the methods Of Book
buying and Book Selection" and in
a clever address Maria Ware OF tIuni-
ington. told Of her first impression
OF the A. l.. 4. The morning session
then adjourned This session was held
III the sun parlors at the Windsor. and
at o'clock yesterday afternoon the
final session was held in parlor A.
Mary Elizabeth Downey. Of Utah. Ii
brary secretary and organizer. spoke
at the afternoon session. Miss DOwncy
was in charge Of the library work
at Chautauqua. \ Y, and she deliver
ed an interesting address upon tho
"E.ssentials in Library Work.
Officers Elected
Miss Sally ScOllay Page Of tlarkS-
burg was reelected president Of the
West Virginia Library association.
Anne Z. Taylor. Of Prakersburg. sue
ceeds Mabel Dele Jones as vice-pr"S-
ident. and Lewis Harvey. Of Hunt
ington, was reelected secretary and
treasurer.
TX growth Of tho Library associa-
ton ha. been comparatively rapid
considering the time that it has been
in cxistance and lis membership IN
cludes librarians from MorGantoWn,
Sistnrsrille. Charleston. Huntington,
Bluefield. Fairmont. Clarksburg and
Wheeling.
\ legislative committee from the
membership OF the Library associa-
ton is to be appointed at the discre-
ton of the president This committee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-25
DEMOCRATIC RANKS
ARE SPLIT ASUNDER
Oraanized Effort to Elect Certain
Men Even II Others Must BIO
Sacrificed.

A story that holds great interest TO
Democrats as well as Republicans
of Ohio county is that regarding the
struggle for control Of Democrauc
machinery in Ohio county 10 the DIS
regard Of general results during he
campaign. No effort is made to con
ceaI the fact that there has been put
under way the establishment, OF an
organization entirely independent OF
the regular Democratic county COM
miltces. That organization is to work
separately for John B. Garden Tor
county commissioner paying no al
tcntinn to tho interests OF any other
candidate.
1, is ali open secret that many De
mocrats are working to the limit 10
secure Mr.. Gardens election, even
going SO far as to offer TO sacrifice
George w. Oldham, the Democratlo
candidate for sheriff, to secure Mr.
Gardens election. Mr.. Oldham and his
friends. it is openly charged, are Sore
over The procedure and are, cam
naig1ing for Mr.. Oldham's election
regardless of his associates on the
county ttckct-Garden Mitchell anu
Schmidt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-25
M HEADACHE III
NEURALGIA PAIN
GET A 10 CENT PACKAGE OF DR..
JAMES HEADACHE POWDERS
AND DON'T SUFFER.

When your head aches you simply
must have relief or you will 90 wild.
lis needless TO suffer when you can
take a remedy like Dr.. James Head
ache Powders and relieve the pain ana
neuralgia at once. Send someone 10
the drug store now for dime package
of Dr.. James Headache Powders.
Don't suffer. In few moments you
will feel 6ne-headache gone-no
moro neuralgia pain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-25
COUGHS IN The FALL
ARE DANGEROUS
Stop Them at Once With Old
Black Joe Cough Syrup.

\ cough in the fall Of the year often
wcakpns the system and lungs and
when winter sets in you are easy prey
for grippe and pneumonia. You dare
not neglect your cough now.
But don't take any kind OF cough
remedy. Take Old ilack Joe Cough
syrup. which is absolutely free from
nuiatcs. chlnrufurm and narcotic
drugs. 1t is safe for every member Of
the family-childrrn as well rs grown
folks. II quickly l0ns"nS the phi"%m.
opens the air passages. Snolh"S lrri-
tation and kills the cold germ. Costs
only 2Ic Il bottle at any good store n
city or country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-25

a window placard is "adVertising"
IN about the same degree that a light
cd match is lighting system.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-25
<. OF C.'S INSTALL
Officers for Fiscal Year Assumed Ou-
ties Last Night-To Celebrate
Thanksgiving Day.

Carroll Council No. 504, knights Of
Columbus, held their regular semi
monthly meeting last night and the fol-
lowing officers were installed for the
ensuing fiscal year: DR.. G. A. Winger-
ter, grand knight; Eugene y. Coniff,
deputy grand knight; John NJ. Con
nors, recorder; H. q. Watson, financial
secretary; II. J. Ryan, chancellor; A.
V. Rock. warden; c. 0. kurner' inside
guard; T. F. Howley, Jr., outside
guard, and II. l.. Ray, lecturer.
The council also made further sr-
rangements for their initiation Of
about 100 candidates Thanksgiving
Day. The major degrees will be con-
ferred at the Cathedral high school ar
mory, and will be in charge of team
from Washington, D. c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-25
FOG AND COLD
ColoesS Day of This Season Expert
einced Here Ycstcrday-Foa
Delays Traffic.

Wheeling experienced its coolest
day Of the season yesterday, when the
Thermometer dropped TO 81. The high
est the mercury went was to 81. and at
s a. nj. only to 50.
The fog yesterday morning was
heavier than has been seen here for
months, and rs result all traffic was
DELAYED during the carly morning
hours. All trains were reported late,
street cars were running behind SEIZED
ule, and the Ohio river packets were
compelled to tic up through tho night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-25
JAMES WHITCOMB RILEY
VIII Be Discussed in University Club
Friday Evening by Prof. eaus-
man of w. & j.

Friday evening the initial number
of the lecture course Of the winter
will be given in the University club
rooms in Chapline street, by fror.
Joseph Henderson Bausman, instruc-
Tor of rhetoric and oratory in the
Washington and Jefferson college, On
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-25
NeWest Things for Infants!
PIaythi,1gs that Make
Nursery Hours CHEEKY
Useful Things That
All Mothers Appreciate

sucaks like Clowns and Knit
Bubble
Boxes
articles selling for CSC complete un'>c silk
s298 $685. Edcrown Carriage Coats white with pink and blue
%ttr
Skirts Bands Slumber articles essential to the comfort and health
of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-25
POLICE COURT

rIy cuulry. arrested for tni"XIcaiion'
WIS asscSs"d 5" ""d COSTS III noilc,,
r.,I,r, Yesterday with ih" alt"rnI;iv" ''f
IN Ir;... al III. work huUS". William
Mnnti%.,cl, COR violating tn" traffic ord
iu,r,rr ,y:,. fined - anI costs, Ed Folk,
drunk. drew s. and trimmings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-25
The
Stetso1l Shoe
For Men
still stands at the foremost
in fine shoe making.

For more than twenty
wears the StclSoH shoe has
been closely associated with
this store.
For more than twenty
wears We have been lifting
men and youn" men ot
Wheeling and vicinity WITH
Stctson ShocS-thry re salts
fed customers, too.
Are YOU havin" trouble
with The shoes YOU are now
wearing? Do they lrrItntC,
pinch or cramp your 1cct:
Try pair Of Stetson 5
next time and note the
difference.
More by the pair,
Less by the year