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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-28

. OF course til" newspapers w"r" tuil
o. Il; The very novelty ot an ultra
moderi, crack Snlan going on win some
thing worth upward OF l. couple OK nun,
tlrcu Thousand dollars AMI ali contained
III a few platinum tubes which cVuto oe
tucked away IN Il vest rucact-hao s"n!s-
;hiu. about it powerfully appealing 10
the imagination.
Most ingenious. but. you sec. the
trouble with tnat SAFE Is that IL Was
built t" keep rA,ltum in-u"t trarksnHh
out" remarked kcrn.dy. when Dent
son had rushed mp from the lra!n l" take
q look at the litt!" sat" III the WORKS
ut the corporation.
II was however. i r"markaplE ihSeh-
iouS runtricancc: about tire" feet IN
height and -. 4 weight ~ perhaps a ton
and :, hall and all - h"uS" something
Weighing only Il few grains.
But" Deuisun FASTENED I" explain.
We had /" protect the radlum not only
against burglars. hu;. :" I" SPEAK.
against it>..ii. Radium "mAnaiI"uS pass
through steel and experiments nave
shown that th. BEST metal t" contain
them is lead SO. TN" difficulty was
~"lv"d B.: making Il steel outer ease en-
closing an inSid" lcaden shell three
inches tninch. Then the door. too. mai
70 be >nntrlv.I 50 as To prevent any "S-
care Ut IN" cmanati"ns through joints.
And another feature * the appliance t"r
preventing tho loss of enanatlon ~hen
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-28

, the door is opened. rw" valves have
been been inserted into tho Guu: and be-
fore II is opened tubes WIKI mcr"T;: arc
passed through which collect and store
I'll" emauation.'
MI very me-" foy tn" rad:um. re-
marked Craig cEc"rfUN!. 'i!ut tn" :ci-
low had only IL u.s.: an electric dr!!l and
tho gram or more Z: radlum WAS his.
Il know tha;-nu". ru"IulIy per-
sisted Ucnson. But the SAT- MAS de-
signed for us specially. The fellow got
INTO u and got away. as far a. i can SCI.
without leaving Il clue.
Except ntc. Of course interrupted
Kennedy. quickly. You can't carry Il
gram or more or radIum bromide long
with impuniiy. The man 20 look for Is
one who in 4 few days VIII HAY" some
wh"r. an his body Il radium burn which
viii taxi months TO neal
Kennedy had mcauwh'ir Prhcd up
on" Of tn: Corporation cirrTtars lying
OF a desk.
SO. Hartley Hauch;"n. III" BROKER,
is 0nr uf your Shareholders. II" lnUs"h.
''Nu, only one but til" one replied
DcniSon With obvious pride.
HauShtnu was u young man who had
come recently into his fortune. and.
while u" one believed /; 10 hc large. ne
hal cus quite Il figure in Wall Street.
You know. | suppose. added ncnl-
son. that n" is engaged /" Fciicie
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Moods. the daughter OF Mrs. Curtncy
Kennedy did not. but said nothing
Il should nhc ~ see tie works. h.
said.
Tho Plant Was a r"a "r long. low
| Pittsburgh. once devoted /" the making
Of vanndlum steel. Huge baths AMI
| watts and crucib!rS for the various acids
| and alka!IS and other processes used in
| Every thing seems I" he more care
! full! guarded" remarked Kennedy ns
"" concluded oar tour If tn" wcll-ap-
| He had GVnr over everything in s.
| Icncr. and now at last We had returned
! Ia the SAT-.
"Thcr" Is nothing more /" do her"
now h" concluded. Il can sac notn-
ing for TN" present except /" 81 back
10 New York.
our hurried departure from Now
. York had not gIE'lI Us Il cham" |" visit
the Offices of III" Eadium Corporation
| for the distribution ~ IN" salts them
selves. They wrr" in y little old oliir"
building on William street. near III"
drug district and Yet Srar%";y a mo-
mcnt's walk from tn" financial: district.
! our head hunKk"cpcr, Mss Wallace.
IS ill.," remarked n,nis"n when "" Ar
rived at the Office but If lh"r" is ANY,
! thing can do to help you. shall be glad
to do il.
Kennedy looked about ihc wcII-ar-
p"lntcd suite curiouSly.
Is this anothc" u: those rad!En
Safes" he asked. approaching one SIM
liar in appearance I" that which mad
been broken open already.
Yes. only a little larger.
How much is in it
Most of our SUPPLY. | should say
Il bout two and Il half grams. MISS Wal
lace has the record
1T is OF the same construction. !
presume" pursued Kennedy. Il wonder
whether the lead lining fits closely /" uhn
steel"
II think not" considered p"uiSon.
AS remember there was Il sort ut in
sulaling air cushion or something Of thu
sort
iContinued Tomorrow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-28
TEA At
COUNTRY CLUB
FIRST OF SERIES WILL BE AN
EVENT OF THURSDAY.
informal Reception This Evening for
the Members Of the StubbiefIeld-
Armstrong Wedding Party.

Paramount in interest with n" 9th
or Informal social festivities OF lalc
summer will h, tn" bridge lea on
Thursday afternoon at III" Country
club, which Will continue fornightly
during the remainder OF the season.
Mrs. Arthur Stilrl. Mrs. Howard Simp-
son and Miss Nancy Peterson COM
pose the committee in charge. and a
large number Of reservations will at
tach particular Importance To the first
of the series.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-28
TROOPS IN
UNUSUAL EXPLOIT.

rETROGRAD. Aug. S1.-Eia London5
y. m.--An exploit "f unusual chArAS5
;nr. even under pr sen, conditions ioI:
war. is singled out for especial mention
by the war office today. !.
In tho re gion Of Shlnnrdrn farm. nc0
Tiga. gallant dctachncnts Of LctttSt:
baIallipnS brok" through the first lin
al The rrrmy's rntanGlcmcn.s 1t tn1y
rointS," :he statement says. FASTENING
an anchor ut each or these points, thc3
pulled up with winch the inter! enin1'
cutanylrmcnts together with ull tn
posts. for ,liStanr" "f thirty PAGES. 6;
The enemy opened fire on our Ley.s
fish troops without result: Z:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-28
Informal Dance.

\ happy event scheduled for the
week is the dancing party al the Car
roll club on "Wednesday evening. Mem
bers Of the 1918 class Of Cathedral
High are in charge Of the plans. and
Younger set who will leave shortly for
school will BIZ honored The musical
program for The occasion is composed
OF very delightful numbers, and the
event is plcasureably anticipated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-28
Dental Clinic Dance.

The last of the series oi dances be-
ing given for the hrnctIr OF The dental
clinic this season. will b" held al
Wheeling park an Friday evening. OF
this week. Miss Eva Blum is chair
man Of the able committee in charge.
and the final nun Der is expected TO
exceed in attendance even those previ-
ously given. Orchestra music will be
provided for the dance and other ap-
pninimrnis Of the affair will add TO
its successful conclusion.
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informal Reception.

This ryrnInS Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
{. Armstrong a their home, Lind
street. will entertain with an informal
reception in honor Of their daughter,
Miss Louise lane. whose marriaN TO
Mr.. Grover Stubblr!irhI will br a
beautiful event Of "Wednesday. al The
First Christian church. Tn" members
of the bridal party will share the
pretty huuurs oi the occasion, and
have been chosen with Mrs, William
r. key$er dis mairOn Of honor. IN:
bridesmaids. Misses May Belle Hall,
Nell Rrandrass. Margaret WciShar,
Edna Wpishar. Helen. SimmS of Cores-
willie. Pa. and Waldo WciShar. MIR.
SlubblefeId will BIZ attended By MIR,
". B. Jones and the uSherS are:
Messrs Frank Crolley. Utney w.
Minor of Fairmont. Harry Miller. Rich
ard Mccoy. Mr.. l-ud"y and DR.. 0. l..
Richmond Miss MarcelIa Smith will
make an attractiv" lirl" flower girl
and Master Bernard Maurry Will act
as ring bearer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-28

pca.cd. The Blue bird photoplay to .6S
rxhifucd al the Colonial theatre toda1
and Tuesday under the tito Of ,'rhS,
Secre: of the swamp carries this I'D
ciden. rs the moving factor IN chM1
Of sensational events surrounding 4 cAot
ilal story Of love and avarice, the A;
1ractivrly presented details u neixh
borhood life in the sunny south. ending
in a trick finish" that will make thk
MAY long and flvorably remembered 81
The Mutual Weekly and 4 good corr
edy are the added features. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-28
RITA Jo1vET-vmaIN1A.

II doesn't Of necessity mean :lhat
good mutiun-pirturc Infcrinrly photo
graphcd Is Il failure but the Creates; en-
luymrni is secured from the lrrrS. Suhlc
combination uf Il strong play cNcclicnt!y
photographed. 4.
But whore III" "Am"rfnan has secured
rcuu rkall. results :hc quality or the
iark of II ia ;nr finished reel IS the work
% thu him laboratory. TIL" M"r"Sr"
laboratories have cXrcilrd themselves III
the novel tones and co!nr affects that
have been secured ~ IN" HAWKES. screen
pictures Of in" coming MnroS"o-rara-
mount phuiuplny. An International
Marriage that appears nj The Virginia
Theatre Tu-hay and Tuesday.
Tho added features for the Two days
are chapter. ten The Mysteries III
Myra'' and Paramount TrareluSuc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-28
KANSAS CITY o3EETS VETS.

KANSAS CTTY. No, Au2. E.-hap
sas City stood at attention today Il
salute to the hundreds Of veterans q
the civil war. who were arriving %
every train 10 attend The fiftieth an
nual encampment of the Grand Army
OF The Republic, which will open 70
morrow. Estimates AT department4'
headquarters tonight were that from
twenty-five 10 thirty thousand formet
soldiers would be in Kansas City
within the next two or three days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-28
SECRET OF THE SWAMI"
AT THE COLONIAL.

deacon Todd had spent fifty years
making himself II first class nypucrI~
Misorly ana wealthy tug nsrrS X" neral
~ lrGi h. pu. money ahead - every
thing else and established himself a.
the mos; earthly dCspiscd man IN tine
cuunlrYsiti". Ia All attempt to+ia,trn his
cows ~ ;h" L.rcnsc at . n"ighhorS
rorn,'iold TN" acI con Vas the Target for
liatlc shotgun pracuce-anl dls2p-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-28
For Miss Kearns.

Miss Mary liearns. formerly visiting
nurse and social worker with the As
sorialed Charities. was honored on
Saturday afternoon with luncheon
party at. The McLure hotel. There
were covers for eight guests who in
rluded the members OF the Saturday
Afternoon Luncheon club.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-28
DeIi1htfuI Social Event

Miss Nellie Burt Of East Wheeling,
very pleasantly entertained a number
of her friends AL party held al her
home Saturday evening. Games and
music furnished diversions. al the
close Of which refreshments were
served Those present were: Misses
Margaret Welsh. Agnes Schroeder,
Clara Schwanenberg. Marie kleeh.
Phoebe. Elmer. Rhea Elmer. Anna
Burt and Mary Powell; MesSrs. Her
man Pack. George Pack. Albert Christ
Walter Minder. Charles MCGannon.
John McGiIl Charles Heldeffer. and
Lewis Crock. MasdameS. Bowers and
BerSfOrd. both of Wellsburg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-28
"HE11-ro.rA4 AUsr1H,-11x

Five well known screen stars, ine!u9s
ing Bessie Love. Wilfred Lucas. Billie
Burke. Ralph Lewis and Mary Alden, app
pear in the exceptionally hne pfoSI1H
OF featu at the Rex Theatre. today
and tomorrow In "Hell-To-Pay Ausl
tin" Bessie Love. is co-starred with: thai
character actor Wtlfree
J .ucas. and the story offers Miss Low
ample opportunities Ia display her aDill
i,v AS III, actress OF unusual ability IL
addition. the 18th chapter Of GlorlaS Ro.;
nance starring Billie Rurke and Pat9esl
Weekly, will also he shown. ..,-i.S5 -;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-28
MASQUERADE Dance.

Members Of the Olympic club are
completing ARRANGEMENTS for their
dance which will BE- held al Belle Isle
beach ON "Wednesday evening. The
club will b. in complete charge OF
the beach for the evening and the
event is planned us Il novelty mas.
QuprGde.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-28

Miss Caroline PAUL. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie W. PAUL Of
WondSdalr. will be hostess this after
noon at the Wheeling Country club
entertaining number of the younger
social set with a matinee dancing
party The appointments OF the affair
will be very pleasing and tn" event
will add 10 the attractive social pro-
gram OF the week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-28
Bring Out Your
Hidden Beauty

I:..u':t;h that *"!lcd. dISjul"rrd. lndr,
or acc! ,-unIir XIun * on" fair to look
anon Mrrr"l!ard WAN Will Eradua II: =.
gently absorb IN" 'l"vilalIzri surface
sEIn .r,.,"Hirug nv youthful fresh,
y hue ANA h"huiIiu! sN1n uuH"rh'a!h II.
rrmp'"Nl"I.~ "f trti" uai;iraiHrS>. N"T'
,.rIil"d wax IN "u" "Gn'.' pn'hhg'. win
,iir,.t IONS f.,Y US, l. ~"'l 10y all drug
-iS:$
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-28
Sniendid for Consultation

About Il year ago used couple
of bottles Of Chamberlain's Tablets
and found them 10 be a splendid rem
edy for indigestion and constipation,
writes c. s. Culby. Holland, \. \. Oh
tainable everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-28
Dinner PARTY

Mr., and Mrs. Louis Horkhcimer of
kenwOod Place. entertained informal
" last evening for Or. and Mrs. D. 3.
Selling Of Detroit, Mich. The guests
molorrd 10 SirinCrrs Inn al Rayland.
O.. where chicken and waffle sup
per was served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-28
rHRER KURT.

pL.AINFItI.D. y. J., Aug. 37.--Wll:
liam \. Brady. the theatrical producsf:
Jules Erk'ri Goodman. q playWff1hh
and John Turk Brady's business man;
aver were ir;u-rd severely ut Dunollen
y. J.. today in an automobile acci5enti
hey G.~c brought 10 j DO p'tA scI17
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-28
VIRGINIA Club Picnic

Members OF The Virginia Club and
their girl friends enjoyed picnic at
CampbelrS Grove. OUT biz Wheeling
Greek yesterday. Dinner was carried
along in baskets. Joe Yost furnished
music
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-28

! hraska. will give talk al each meet
ing. and cordial invitation Is cX'
tended The public.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-28
Suffrage Meetings.

The regular meetings OF the 1riadel'
phia and Webster districts Equal SuI-
iragr Leagues will be held Tuesday
afternoon and evening. respectively.
Mrs. John T.. Wright OF Highland Park
Will he hostess To the former at o:3o
T.. m. while Webster district will be
entertained Tuesday evening with
Mrs J. ]. Bell, III Twenty-Ninth
street. Mrs. f.. H. Sullivan OF Ne
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Those attending were:

For Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery.
Mrs. Elizabeth Montgomery enter
tanned al her home in West Liberty
Friday night, mplimentury ~ her
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son. Guy Montgomery and his wife, I'll
k,lkinS. Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery ale
visiting in WcS; Liberty before leav
inc for Morgahtown. where Mr.. Mont
-ompry has accepted the position Of
assistant professor in mathematics.
Among those present:
Misses:
AIDA Gardner Cathelyn UMnt.
tallic Curtis gnmery
Julia Rdgley Sue Waddeil
Rclda Hare
NeSdames:
Lon Jerome Martin Mont
Ollie RUtStOrd GumerN
Harry Smith {. {. Ray
Mcs$rS. and McsdameS:
\. G. Montgomery -. Il. Rogers
NrSSr.;.:
Charles Mont Herbert Mont
gunIrry SumCry
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Arizona republican., 1916-09-08

importance is under way, but just what that move is the war department. through it's censorship screen, has man. aged to keep quiet.
 A letter recently received in Phoe nix from Lieut.. Frank Smith. of Com pany F stated that the entire regi- ment was to be transferred from Fort Huachuca to Naco. He gave no req son in the letter for the change.
 Since the receipt of that letter. in formation has reached Phoenix that Company M, of Morenei which has been stationed at the Roosevelt Dam. had been ordered to move, but their destination could not be learned. It was also rumored that Company I. of Flagstaff, which has been at Casa Grande, had been ordered to the border
 It is the general opinion in military circles that the regiment is being re- assembled at Naco, where permanent camp had been prepared for the pur- pose of mastering out. A few days ago a n-commissioned officer who had just returned from the line, stated that it was the general opinion among | the men that they would not be held 1 in the service for more than a month l0nger
Arizona republican., 1916-09-08
DEFINITE PLANS TOBR|NG
 ABOUT PEACE IN EUROPE

plans as they would be handled by President Wilson himself.
 Tn my judgment, without relation to the conference with President Will son." said pr. Jordan, "the president can do nothing before the coming election as it would be unwise to undertake a peace movement that would be attacked politically at home.
 Tt is probable that the president and congress will join in peace movement which will not come, how ever. for two or three months as the entrance of Greece and Rumania into the war has given hope of victory to the allies"
 Dr. Jordan said he looked for peace within six months. The movement for peace, he said, must come from the United States. The Ford peace conference. he said. was growing in importance.
 "An honorable peace" he asserted. 'is one which means the territorial integrity of Belgium and France"
Arizona republican., 1916-09-08
TREATY ID BUY
 DANISH WEST |ND|ESPASSES
Republican A. p. Leased Wirel

WASHINGTON, Sept 7.-The treaty providing for the purchase from Den mark of the Danish West Indies for S25,0O0,00 was ratified by the senate tonight There was no roll call and less than half dozen senators. includ- ing Senators Clapp, Norris and Jones, voted against it.
 Favorable action on the treaty at this session of congress had been strongly urged by the administration, particularly of the influence it might have on the situation of Denmark, on the lower house. A fight is being made for ratification in the upper house
 A vote tonight followed several hours of debate in executive session while the senate was waiting for the con- ference report on the emergency rev enue bill. the only obstacle to the ad- journment of congress. Finding that no serious opposition developed, leaders arranged for recess from S:15 to S:30 D. m. to round up a quorum, and to force final action.
 By mistake, adjournment instead of a recess was taken, causing a few min utes delay while the sergeant -at-arms looked for a minister to offer the in vocation required under the rules, but when no minister was to he found, a precedent was established by dispens- ing with the invocation and voting began soon afterward.
 An amendment by Senator Norris to reduce the purchase price from s25,- 000,000 to s10,000,000 was defeated by an overwhelming vote. and the treaty was approved just as it was signed by Secretary Lansing and Minister Brun on August 4.
 Negotiations for the purchase of the islands have been in progress intermit- tently for half a century. Because of their strategetic value, particularly since the construction of the Panama canal. the American government be- came anxious to acquire them, not only to establish naval base there, but tC prevent the islands from falling into the hands of any foreign power. Ger man interference was credited witf blocking negotiations for the purchase
 In Denmark the treaty has developed political crisis that may result in g new general election of members oi parliament and reorganization of the
Arizona republican., 1916-09-08

emancipation. Compel this army Of lawmakers to see woman suffrage, to think woman suffrage, to talk woman suffrage every minute of every day until they heed our plea.
 "All this is mere preparedness for the final drive to victory. The next question is: What snail be our aim? To my mind, the insistence of the en- franchisement of the women of our land by federal amendment, is the only self respecting course to pursue"
 In explaining her reasons for this stand, Mrs. Catt reviewed the fight for suffrage in many states and the ob- stacles it had met from the liquor in terests, and charged there had been widespread resort to illegal practices to defeat suffrage, whereas in a ma- jority of the states of the union-in twenty five of them-there was no provision made by law for any form of contest or recount on a referendum. Political corruptors may, in these states, bribe voters, -~o1onize voters, and repeat them to their hearts con- tent and redress of any kind is prac- tically impossible
 'In my judgment" she concluded, "the women of this land, not only have the right to sit on the steps of con- gress until it acts, but it is their self respecting duty to insist upon their enfranchisement by that route"
Arizona republican., 1916-09-08

was one of the features of the days proceedings. Ms. Catt reviewing the suffrage movement in many states for years back. She declared that the federal amendment should be the ultimate aim of the association and that the work in the states should be a program of preparedness to win nation wide suffrage.
 Many delegates told of the difficult ties of getting proposed constitutional amendments through the legislatures. Mrs. Guilford Dudley, of Tennessee, in favoring federal amendment. said that one of the objections heard to it was that it infringed on state rights.
 She pointed out that many states men who opposed a federal suffrage amendment as an invasion of state rights favored the amendment elect ing senators hy the people. the na- tional prohibition amendment and the national child labor law, which she said are iE the same class with re- gard to alleged infringement
 And" she exclaimed, President Wilson. the candidate of the demo- cratic party for reelection. defiantly said it gave him great pleasure to have signed the child labor bill"
 The evening session of the conven- tion was given over to listening to speeches by southern women. It was