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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-01
EVERYONE SHOULD Be
BOOSTER FOR SMOKES
TICKETS WILL BE PLACED ON
SALE THIS WEEK FOR BIG
DAY
Attraction viii Be Springfield, Pres
ent League LEADERSHIP Success
full Wheeling Won't Sell
Franchise

Booster Day for the Wheeling Sto-
eies on Wednesday, August II, will be
a big day for the fans of Wheeling.
Then the decision will be rendered by
THE baseball public whether Wheel-
Ting will continue TO have Daseoall or
will consider several offers for the
disposal of the franchise. Tickets VIII
be placed on sale this week and VIII
be sold at one dollar. Providing a
I thousand are sold. the management
states that no offer for the sale OF the
| franchise will be considered.
| One of the directors, in discussing
! the situation as it applies 10 Wheel
: ing, said:
I feels fully justified in making this
: one appeal to fandom. During the first
! half Of the season we lost great deal
/ of money on account Of wet weather,
and now that the vacation period IS
, here the attendance has fallen off all
! over the circuit. We believe there
! are enough fans in Wheeling and VI
/ cinity who will respond Literally t0
! this appeal 10 enable us to continue
I TO maintain a club here.
, THE men who are financing the
! baseball club did not go into it as
money making enterprise They con-
slider it more or less OF patriotic priv
| ilege TO maintain club here. They
are Interested, not in making money,
! but in seeing that the club pays its
own way. | trust the followers OF the
game will look at the situation in
| this light"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-01
INCREASE PRICE
.OF SHOE WORK
SHOP OW ERS HOLD INITIAL
MEETING LAST NIGHT AND
PERFECT ASSOCIATION.
Declare That Owing to Big Advance
in Leather and Findings They Are
Forced to Advance Rates.

Preliminary plans were perfected AT
! a meeting last night by The shoe Shop
] owners of thu Wheeling district 10
! form an orga n'zation TO be known as
1.-THE Wheeling Master Shoe Rep1lrcfS
, association.
j The meeting was held IN the Assem-.
: bly, room vi The Wheeling Commercial
association and about score oi Shup
owners were present. OlflceTS were
elected as follows: r. +. Mccoy, preRl'
dent; Tony COllSmo, viCe-presldent,
land VIM J. Mooney. secretary ana
| treasurer a committee with y. };
Mooney as chairman was appointed
! 10 frame IA constitution and bylaws.
The next meeting will be h. Id at
the same place next Friday evening at
IS o'clock To take action upon Inc con-
stituti0n and ~ pass upon d unllolLI
scale OF prices for repair Work u Hi
kinds. There are about forty shoe
shops in Wheeling.
! An officer of the new organization
! said last night that The association Is
! for the one special purpose OF advanC'
ing the price on all repair; Inc
/ sneaker said that sole leather had adj
yanced double during the past eighteen
months; that the average grade IS sell,
ing today at gu cents the pound ana
ali indications point TO It's gradually
! advancing 10 S1Q0 IL pound within the
next YEAR, due to the scarcity of cat
lille and the European war, as no
leather has been imported into TINS
country for many months. "All md
ings have advanced with the high cost
of living and it has reached d polht
where the shop owners Will have 10
increase the price of work or go out
of business" concluded the speaker.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-01
To Put On Flesh
And Increase Weight

Most people cat from four ~ six
: pounds of good solid fat-maklnG food
! "v"ry day and still do not increase in
weight on" ounce. while on the other
cat very lightly and k""n gaining MI tho.
time. It's all hnsh To SAY that this is
the nature Of tho individual II isn't
Natures way at all.
Most thin people stay thin because
their powers Of assimilation are do
f"ctivn. They absorb just enough Of the
food they cat 20 maintain lif' and q
Scnharco OF health and strength. STUFF
ilnE went hrlr th"n1. dozen meals 4
day won't make them Gain a single stay
there" pound MI tho fat-producinC
clements Of their food Just STAY there
in ih" inrrstn"s until they raSs from
tho body as waste Wha, such people
need iG something thar Will prepare
these fatty food elements :" that their
blood can absorb thcm and deposit them
all abou. III" hndy --so:ncthinE too. thnt
will multiply their rod blood rorpusclcs
and increase their blnod's carrying pow
or.
For such condition il is we'll 10 rec
cmmc nd eating a Sar%ol tablet with
every meal. Sargol is not. as some be-
linvr a patent drug. but is simply a
effective and powerful asSimilative and
flesh building elements known To chem
istry. |, is absolutely harmless. Yet
has been wonderfully effective and a
single tablet eaten with each meal often
according to reports of users. has the
effect Of increasing the weight of thin
man or woman from three 10 five pounds
Rate Pharmacy. G.. II. Griest & Co. and
other good druggists everywhere on a
positive guarantee of weight increase
or money back.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-01
VICTIM OF GUN PLAY
REMOVED TO THE JAIL
Giovanni Piccinnl Taken From Hos
pltal Last Night-PoIice Still
Search For ASsaiIant.

Giovanni Piccinni. who was slightly
injured Sunday morning when he was
shot by man said to be Tom Marcus,
was removed from the Ohio Valley
General Hospital last night TO the
county Jail, where he will be held
pending the arrest Of his assailant.
The police have been securing the
country for Marcus, but have not been
able to get anything definite in the
way of clue.
The police claim blackhand as the
motive, as Piccinni was witness
against a number Of the alleged lead
ers Of the band in this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-01
SALE CONFIRMED
Report Filed In Federal Court RecitinS
Sale OF Hotel willard at Graf
ton by Commissioner.

The report of the sale Of the willard
Hotel at Ora tton. was filed. in the United
States district court here yesterday by
Attorney j. NJ. Ritz. special commission
or. 10 John T. McGraw. for sT0.o93.31.
\ petition was also filed with the re-
port by Col. McGraw. asking that the
plaintiff. J. J. Walsh. Jr., be requested
TO account for the securities belonging
10 McGraw and hypothicated TO Walsh
during the litigation.
Judge 4. G. Dayton entered an order
confirming the sale of the hotel and d.
recting the payment Of the attorneys
fees Of John A. Howard and J. NJ. Ritz.
The decree also directed that thu balance
So.H05. on $1,000 note given by WalSA,
70 the commonwealth Bank Of baltimore
and another held by Robert BigGs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-01
TRY FARMER TODAY
J. S. White Will Be Arraigned THIS
Morning on Serious Charge.

J. S. White, farmer OF near GregSs-
vile, will be arraigned for preliini.
nary hearing this morning before
Squire John J. Compers. charged with
illegal relations with Anna and Wanda
Waters, both young girls of the same
vicinity. and sisters Attorney Fred
l.. Nlaury will appear for White. and
the states case will be taken care Of
by Prosecuting Attorney D. A. Nc
Kee and Assistant +. 4. O'Brien. 4
large number OF witnesses have been
summoned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-01
LICENSE YEAR CLOSES
City and County Will Begin Adding
Penalties to Continue Until

Yesterday closed the licenses YEAR,
so far as the exemption from penalty
is concerned. Beginning this morn
ing. penalty will add and will continue
10 do so until all licenses have been
taken out. City License Officer Arthur
Ingram reported 1897 licenses issued
during the period since the fiscal year
opened Clerk of the ,'Aunly Court
J. H. Wells reported a large issuance
Of licenses, although h has not
checked UP the exact number.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-01
TEN DETECTIVES
said 70 Be Working in City in Absence
of Deputy Prohibition Commits
sioner Phillips.

Ten detectives, working for the en-
forcement of the Yost law while Dep
uty Prohibition Commissioner Phillips
is ON vacation: have arrived and are
working in the county. There are
nine men and one woman. said 20 be
working here. as follows: J. waiter
Bee. c. H. Haskins. A. B. Collins. j.
c. Rathinger, Arthur Norris, Charles
Hare, R. G.. Collinswood, D. H. Car
lin Aiken. and Miss Clara Mcdonald.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-01
BRENNAN PROMOTED
Chiof Clerk at Local b. Sc o. ONCE Has
Been Appointed Trainmaster-
Other Changes.

J. 6. Brennan. who has been chief
clerk to the general superintendent of
tho r. & q. at the local Offices since De-
cember Is. 1903. has just been appointed
trainmaster 10 succeed I. H. Eonn"son.
who has been assigned to other duties.
Clarence Poe. chief travelling time
keeper will succeed Mr.. Brennan ms
chief clerk. The successor to Mr.. Eon
neson Will be announced later at Halti-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-01
SPEEDER FINED
Police Court Featured BY Varied Cases
Yesterday Morning.

7GSSeTUdy ITUT 1ITTTg'
Andy Morris, up for speeding. start
ed The ball rolling in police court yes.
terday morning and was fined five and
costs. Morris admitted rha, he was
hitting 'er up on the South Side just
to see if il could run. Charles Moor,
drunk, was fined five and costs. Jack
WhiSki. drunk, went 10 the hill for
thirty days. J. C;ilom, disorderly was
fined Charles Flanagan was fined
one and costs for hitting reporter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-01

1t WAS lcc2h degrees in the hall Of
the Wheeling Commercial association.
Market Auditorium. Yesterday afternoon.
according 30 tn" large thermometer.
The insIr'Imrn; APPEARED Ia have gone
wild Yesterday and all day it showed
as high 4 :rn'prrtlure as II ii were in
Death Valley.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-01
BRIDGE ANNIVERSARY
Today Marks Sixty-sIxth Year Of Sus,
pension Bridges Existence.

Today marks the sixty-sixth ami
versary OF the suspension bridge from
the CITY to the Island, and. although
no celebration will be held there those
in the city who remember Its opening
Hundreds Of thousands Of people have
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-01

Fowler Standiford. who has been the
guest Of Robert Whitaker. for tho past
few weeks. has returned ~ his home in
Brooklyn. y. Y. and will leave I"nn on
an automobile tour Of the New England
states.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-01

againsh, be paid. The decree directs
that Walsh make a statement 10 Nc
Graw showing for what the securities
mentioned have been used.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-01

passed over the thoroughfare in that
time. Originally it was d one track
bridge. but in 1860 it was widened.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-01
WHEELING EDUCATORS
Named as instructors at Various
County sttutes-Githens to
Peasants and WetzeI
Counties.

Several Wheeling educators will
take part in the various county in
stitutes which will be held this month.
The Institutes are held one week. and
the local instructors haze been named
by State Superintendent of Schools
NJ. p Shawkey
Superintendent of Schools G.. f.
Citizens will go TO Peasants and Wet
Eel counties. Prof T. J. Humphreys
10 Brooke. Cahell and Mcdowell coun-
ties. Prof c. c. Rossey, to Dod-
bridge. and Prof. S. S. Jacob of Tria-
delphia to Logan and Putnam counties.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-01
NO PARALYSIS HERE
According to Statement Of Health
Commissioner w. c. Etzler.

After receiving an inquiry of John
Humolos, of Paterson. n. j.. Health
Commissioner ". c. Etzler stated that
there was no infantile paralysis in this
city and no signs Of any. Humolos
in his telegram, asked If there was any
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-09
SAYSPA5SENGERS
WE'RE SEARCHED.
Are Ordered from Train 4
Miles from Juarez; Villa
Near Chihuahua.

Passengers arriving in Juarez sun
dav evening on a train from To-reon
told Of having been ordered out OF the
cars. four miles south Of JUarez. and
searched Seven passengers were
placed under arrest and escorted from
the railroad Others were not molestet
and were permitted to continue their
journey
Tt was declared that Villa is within
a few miles Of Chihuahua and that an
attack upon that city IS daily expected
Mexican business men arriving in Fl
Paso last night declared Villa could
raise an army of several thousand men
near san Antonio
TaDsiD- fever and typhus are said
TO be causing scores Of deaths daily
in various sections Of the republic.
conditions from the diseases being es-
peciallv bad in and near Mexico City
There were $50 passengers aboard
the train. few Of them being Amer
cans
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-09
PURITY LAST SHOWING.

Audrey Muason. in Purity VIII he
shown at the Unique today for the last
time, and If you don't want to miss
seeing the big novelty of the year.
arrange now 10 attend the matinee. as
seats VIII be in big demand at night
The shows start at II a m. 1890 p. m
,, 2-30. 5. 6-15, s. $50 Admission is
p cents The Crimson Stain" sixth
chapter, VIII be on the program tomor-
row. with Mutt and Jeff. Harold Lock
wood and May Allison, in Mister 81"
viii be the special attraction next Fri
day. Saturday and SundaE-AdE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-09
MUSICAL COMEDY
At TEXAS GRAND
Audra Alden Players Essay
New Kind of Play; Not
Well Suited Vehicle.

The Audra Alden players are suffer
ing under a handicap this week at the
Texas Grand
The handicap is "Froty-five Minutes
from Broadway" II Is a musical COM
edy drama. for which the clever stock
company is not-and should rot be ex-
pected TO be-equipped. There are
about two good singing voices in the
company, and the audience refused TO
take the chorus seriously
Despite this handicap. however. the
troupe made a manful and WOmanfui
effort TO carry the performance
through. and. if one judge their work
purely as straight stock. they sue
ceeded. Bobby Roberts. as Kid Burns
the slangy Broadway product; Edna
Cecile Daley. as Mary. and Richard
Carlyle as the r-millionaire. car
ried the burden Of making the paly
go and carried IL well Mr.. Roberts
has caught the spirit of the part. and
viii no doubt be more at ease as the
week progresses; Miss Daley made
herself thoroughly likable. i'm spite of
the forced cleverness that the play
wright has wished on her. and AR car
lyle did his work with his usual earn
estness
The two good voices We're those of
Miss Audra Alden and Mr.. CARLYLE
They sang the love duet i'm the second
act very pIeasinEly. Miss Alden did
little. but die that little we'll Harold
Otis Skinner. as the public admiuistra-
tor. showed himself TO be made of big
time stuff Most of the company
lacked in team work. and were tardy in
taking Up cues This defect gave rise
10 the dazed. detached air of many OF
them as they went through their lines
NJ Carlyle promised that the home
grown" chorus would he we'll drilled
before the week was over Mr.. Carlyle's
faith is beautiful G. C.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-09
CRAWFORD HAS
4 GREAT SHOW
Headline Stuff in Vaude
vile This Week; Worthy
Of announcement.


me "eSt OH since Naulef-Ile "-'-
lnaugurated at the Crawford is beinE
shown this week AZ that house.
.-,-
ANY number on the program would
be good enough for headline act Ev-
49, n-,r,ba- Sc moro +bo, GOOD The
,--z e.
O--io-s duoleiiSeS- W H-e- A'
thearer at both performances laughed
md a,rr.,,5e4 be.-.5r,- and - was q
-
Teai entertainments worthy o. al- '--'
applause f. got
II IL pasoars -aa11r want 10 know
what they are m .ssine 10y not attendinS
N raw ord p.ils- ms " .eE p 4 80
tline 10 go ana learn ll is worm any
pctS hour ans nam
opening "i-h q jig. n-r sii' - '-'- no
pears ar grown I'D 'Le-o-- -ut II -
menI or the trees roe paehlll-- t-e
smuoelnG. eic-l olioWeo nE anotleI
picture showing historic Aohile. Ala-s
re PICTURES are 1oloWed "F pSlil anu
martinez IN Sp@n-Sl dances ihal az
very clever, snappE ana Eooo lo looA
unon both wear snowy ATTRACTIVE cos
tunes and JheF nave an ACT mat Is re-
1ned and graceful
4 COMEDY picture that IS luu eL
lauEhs-it is not rough s-apstlck stun
but sort of satire on club llle-io.-
lows this and then comes IRAN
Cstyn Kelly and company N q she lci-
Tom and Jerry, that would make q
SICK man laugh i IS a RAPID Iire ar
Gle built for laughing purposes on-l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-09
NIRELLA'S BAND TO GIVE
LAST CONCERT TUESDAY

Col W s Mckee. commanding :he
first Pennsylvania field artillery, Will
have the Danny Nirella band give q
concert Tuesday AT s o. m. lasting un-
til 10 o'clock. in front Of the colOnels
headquarters Mai. Gen. Charles NJ
Clement and Brig. Gen George Bell. jr.
and their staffs. viii be present All
the officers at Fort Bliss. their families.
members of the Toltec club. and civilian
friends of the regiment at FL PasO. are
invited
Automobiles will be parked on
Clement avenue. in front Of the coloners
headquarters. Dancing Will be held on
canvas. stretched in the rear OF the
headquarters
This viii be the last opportunity for
the people of FL Paso 10 hear Nirella' s.
band since the regiment viii depart
Friday for the Fort Bliss rifle range,
and viii return home on oct IS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-09
NEW MAYOR OF JUAREZ
is INDICTED INTO OFFICE

Mayor Melchor Herrera. who was in
Quoted into office at Juarez late sat
urday spent all Of Monday conferring
with the heads Of the various depart
ments under his administration There
We're dozens Of callers at his office This
morning, apparently half Of Juarez
seeking an audience.
Several changes in departments are
TO be made by mayor Herrera. il was
declared. but just what the changes are
has not been determined. or announced.
Il was said mayor Herrera has several
new policies Of municipal government
he intends TO inaugurate. Today he
was endeavoring 10 get grasp on the
reins Of government
Mayor Herrera was elected the first
sunday IN September and succeeds
Capt Felipe Torres. of the Juarez gar
rison. who has been acting mayor since
the resignation Of former mayor Nam
uel NJ Priero.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-09
NEW FEDERAL JUDGE AT
JUAREZ TO CONVENE COURT

Federal district Judge Alberto Lopez
Hermosa VIII within "A few days con-
enc at the cutom house in Juarez II
was said today the docket is not large.
none but federal cases coming before
the court
To make room for Judge Hermosa-
the immigration offices are to be
moved TO a building in Lerdo avenue
near the International bridge.
Judge Hermosa's district includes the
entire state OF chihuahua.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-09
FIGHT AT DANCE LEADS
TO COUPTMARTIAL CHARGES

CURED a fortnight ago at one of the
Saturday night balls Of the Country
club" near Fort Bliss. courtmartial
was begun Monday morning in the
court room Of the saith district court
Two officers who are said TO have
been involved in the affray are re-
ported to he facing charges All in
formation as to the names of the off
GERS involved and the presiding officer
at the courtmartial was refused by the
army officers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-09
CONSULATE TRANSFERRED
FROM MARIA TO PRESIDE

Announcement was made here today
that the Mexican consulate at Maria
has been removed 10 Preside. on the
border.
Acting consul Eduardo SOrianO Bravo
declared that Maria is to- far interior
for the consulate there 10 be Of service
Preside is on the border and IL was de
clared the change viii have the effect
Of lessening, If not stopping, smuggling
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-09
MASSACHUSETTS REGIMENTS
ARE ON WAY BACK FROM HIKE

Las cruces, \. ". Oct. 9.-Massachu-
setts troops included in the Tenth di-
vision on the hike TO las Cruces start
ed back to FL Paso sunday The
Massachusetts men are under orders
10 entrain for their home state on ar
rival in II Paso and they are expect
ed TO reach Fl PasO Wednesday morn
ing
other troops Of the Tenth division
were engaged today in maneuvers
which were watched with interest by
the people Of the town
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-09
VILLA MOVING TOWARD
MADEIRA, SAYS NEW REPORT

Chihuahua Mex oct. g=Francisco
Villa is at Tejolocachic. west Of Chihua-
hua ana is moving along the line OF the
Mexico North Western railroad towards
MADEIRA
Additional artillery has arrived for
use against the Nillistas and Gen Ire
VINO IS sending many forces 20 sur
round the bandits Activity Of bandits
IN the Rio Florida country also is re-
ported
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-09
TRIAL OF MAJ. GONZALES
IS COMMENCED IN UAPFZ

Mai Fausto Gonzales. charged with
the murder OF Leon LOPEZ. q musician
in the American saloon. in Juarez- sew
eral DAYS ago. is on t-'al before dis
trict judge Rafael j. Maritime. in
.Iuarez. There are dozens Of witnesses
TO examine and the trial is expected to
last several days. said judge MARITIME
Monday morning
Judge MARITIME denied that more than
one shot was fired by Mai Gonzales.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-09
NEIL CRAIG AT THE RIJoI-.

Neu Craig and Ernest Maupin ap-
pear in the leading roles at the Bijou
today in the special attraction. The
Way-cf Patience" The story. acting
and photography in this feature merit
unstinted praise
On Thursday only. the greater Vita
graph blue ribbon feature, THE Vital
Question" VIII be shown Virginia
Pearson is featured and gives a credit
able advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-09
MAI. VI. {. KEITH ORDERED IN
REHnRT IN IL. \ IL. 4 Il -. /. L

MAJ Monroe C. Keith. Of the general
staff al FL Paso. has been ordered TO
report 10 the general staff
The resignation Of Lieut. Adoluh
Geue. Second Texas infantry. has been
accepted.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-09
WTGWAM-ORPHETM F4VORTTFs.

kOlb and DII, former Orpheum stars.
VIII be seen at the Wigwam today
only in a splendid comedy romance
called The Three Pals Kolb and Dill
viii be remembered for their work in
musical comedy in addition 10 their
Orpheum engagements They have car
ried the idea Of musical comedy into
their screen work and their fun-making
has background Of pretty girls and
handsomely gOwned women There
are a number Of spectacular scenes in
the picture and cabaret specialties are
Acknowledgement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-09
LENORE TIRICH--THE TNTRIGTF.-

a remarkable screen story. dealing
with an important but little known
part of the present great world
struggle. is the attraction at the
Alhambra today only
The Intrigue" the Pallas-P Paramount
photoplay starring beautiful Lenore
Ulrich. deals with the secret service
and the international intriguing for
the possession of a marvellous inven-
tion-an N-ray gun that annihilates at
q distance Of p miles
This terrible force for destruction is
about TO be added 10 the awful con
flict-when a woman turns against all
she is pledged to regard. 10 the things
that she holds most dear. and in scenes
of strong emotion saves humanity and
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