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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-24
AUSTRIA SEES A CRISIS

LONDON, April %. S:35 y. ma
Reuter- dispatch from Amsterdam.
says: According 10 q Vienna dis
patch. the Austrian newspapers con
slider that President Wilson's note ere
ates serious crisis between the Uni
ted States and Germany. They Argue
that President Wilson has abandoned
an impartial standpoint for one in la
yor of the entente powers. and believe
that Germany's reply will correspond
TO German dignity and rights"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-24
YANKEES WIN FROM
BALTIMORE INT

BALTIMORE. April 23-Thc New
York Americans defeated the Baltimore
International team here to-day in "a
@luEEiug match. 10 10 o. Score by in
ulugs. II. N. y.
New York.....OO0r 10 {
baltimore .....N OJ0U1 GA - %
Russell Srhaefor ana Walters; Thorn
mnhI.n. Shcrmhm and McANuN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-24
JACK BARaYaoRE-vIRoIrIA.

The Incompatible Jack barrymore has
played many roles on the screen includ-
INK princes. dictators. gentlemen OF eN-
tremcly ciegaut leisure aud other inter-
esting types. but h. has never before
lmycd a crook. TINS remarkable char
acterization he has reserved Tor his
latest Famous Players-Paramount pie
turt, The Lost Bride groom" which i-
me attraction AZ the Virginia theatre
Monday and Tuesday. OF course Harry
more Il not bona fldc crook in tho
picture. He has been nat on the h4at
by TWO thugs while returning from his
bachelor dinner ON the eve OF his we'd
ding To Dorothy Hardin and las corl-
pletely lost his memory as a result "
The blow.
After falling OF dock upon which he
elects 70 take an impromptu nan. BERTHE
Tor that u the alias under which Rar-
rymorc travels iu this film-Sttlubl.s
into n saloon which rs the headquarters
Tor AN assorted gang of thieves. holdup
experts and card sEarps. Berries en-
trance into this hitherto unexpIorcd
stratum OF society il nothing II not
picturesque.
The Lost bridegroom has more real
thrills than any picture in which Bar
rymore has ever appeared. but f. Nv no
means lacking iu humor for which ne
has become justly celebrated.
series NO. OF THE strange CASE M
Mary PAGE and Paramount picturraDh
are the added features FOR the Two DAYS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-24

NmoHe .Ho utica of the sultan of
Turkey are sultan of suItans. kim
of k.ne. D..IuvrI off crowns upon
fHc princes of me world. emperor snd
aot'roIgn off tHD two seas and shadow
ol Dod upon earth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-24
FINANCIAL
Bank OF Ohio EaHey
WHEELING. ". VA
Resources Over One MiiroD
Dollars.
PAYS - ON TnEn DEFosrrs
-pRusslANs 81 49, noanrn

PRUss'ANs ON GREEK BORDER
PARIS. April "a ~ dispatch from,
r'rez feb fhr Athrua Newspaper Hes
tm SAYS Chat tho SSH rre'mcnt of
lrusFian Infantry. oft which King Con
.'Hnilnc oft Greece B.. au honorary cui-
unri d. among Ihe troops n the Pet.
rltch sector ur thr Grr,b frontier. ac-
curdiur to ihf llat.. .pondont at
Athens
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-24
TANGLED HnARIs'-coLoNIA1

or all life's problems tho greatest -
the toll woman shall pay for indiscre-
tion. II Is always ont OF prorortion
10 tho mans share-aud probably al
ways VIII be. In Tangled Hearts %
INC attraction az the colonial theatre
monday and Tuesday. there h. an alto
gethcr new angle disclosed In the quss-
non OF womau's penalty and mans share
IN the problem or unsanct toned mother
mood Lon clancy and Marjorie Ellison
are tho artistic Blue bird players who
are called upon TO solve the urobien,
but Louise Lovely. IN tho role Of "A beau
tlful aud sympathetic little widow il
IRE star both In the photoplay and In
uniwiuing tho Tangled Hearts"
\ Mutual Weekly and other picture.
VIII be shown ON this urogram-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-24
VILLA LOCATED AGAIN

Preside. Texas. Apru s2A rr.s-
sfuEtr has reached Biiuaga. oppo-tf.
mere. with report that Villa Is nj Aau.
'hlli 'n a ranch with zoe followers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-24
AVOIDS HITTING TROLLEY
BUT CRASHES INTO HORSE

crty batt"rS. and A home run by Craw-
ford. with q man ON base. We're The fea-
lures of the game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-24

WHEELING rRACTIou COMPANY
b&fhhSs cAE sCItEDULI
TAXING Eject June a., 1000
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-24
PANHANDLE LINE

PANHAN DIE LINE
WHEELING AND WEILSHCRa
Daily Except Sunday,
Whcclins weIiLburg
22ud Street .as.a
Wheeling Weiisl,sfrr
1880 "a. m a.O0 = y,
e'eV j. Hi' 1900 n0CK
MCUEDsvILLE LINE
WHEELING AND MOUHDSVILLE
Daily Except sunday
Leave
10th street Ieavs
. NN'fllh4 houndsviss
10 90 r. o. 1 40 n n,
$50 D.. m.
ON lines having rcEulHr express sors.
l,.. shipments weighing IN excess VI
iffF pounds. or large bulk will not =,
carried Du PASSENGER cars
ALL LINES Daily Except Sunday
NO shipments. except pfuorEoncy sait-
fn'ufe - medicines. VIII be carried %
passenger cars between 500 end %
D. m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-24

MCUEDSvILLE LINE
WHEELING AND MOUHDSVILLE
Daily Except sunday
The Washington times., 1916-12-05
$1.OO Table
Napkins, CSC

WIN This Coupon Only.
isxls Mercerized Damask Table
patterns. (Limit. dozen TO a
buyer.D (T)
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$1.25 Longcloth, S9c
Dolls 81. 90 Beds, Soc

Win ThIH tOupOn UnIy'
Beds, "a inches long: mattress.
pillows. and canopy OF silkoline.
TOY Dept, Basement) 6T)
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CSC Rag Rugs, 55c

With This Coupon Only.
Rag Rugs. size 25x50 inches.
hit-and-miss designs; large vari-
ETY. OF best colorIngs. IT'D
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$3.50 and $500
Winter Coats, $8.88

incomplete lines and broken
sines that sold formerly st si2.50
and $500. Choice OF oorduroy,
wool plush, novelty mixtures and
plafd coaungs: flare. belted and
TAILORED models: sizes for misses
and women: coiors OF navy. brown,
green and pretty combinations.
(T.1
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$22.5O and $500
Salts Plush Coats,
$3.50


With This Coupon Onty.
Just 80 OF these desirable Flush
Coats. fashioned OF genuine Salts
plush. In six OF the most popular
styles OF the season. including
flare models. belted effects and
new collar modes: all sizes for
misses and women. IT'D
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Kodak Albums, 49c

with This coupon ohis'
Nonpareil Clothbound Kodak
Albums, size SiAx11 inches; title
In gold Letters; contains 40 leaves.
Name stamped In gold Free. I'D
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CSC Cut Glass Dishes,
47c

With This Coupon Oniy.
Cut Glass Olive or Bon Bon
Dishes, with handles: siN-inch
size; new silver rose cutting.
(T)
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l24c Pillow Cases,

With This Coupos Only.
45N36 Bleached Pillow Cases,
linen finish quality. IT.
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$1.OO Casseroles, SEC

Win Thts coupon Only.
Nickel Plated Frame casserolcr,
with handles: brown earthcnware
dish. white lined. with cover.
fTl
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81. so Umbrellas,
S1.29


Mems and Women'S Umbrellas,
finest quality rainproof American
taffeta covers: 20 aud aS-lnch
sizes: paragon frames; silk cases
TO match good assortment OF sly
ilsh handles, In metal and silver
trimmed, carved missions and nat
ursl woods, I'D
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$1.00 Stamped
Nightgowns, 59c

VIII Ihfs UupOh UhVs
ReEdy made and stamped Night.
gowns, fipe quality oven thread
nainsook. D6NiOO count: assorted
designs for French embroidery
work. cart Dcptl (T.l
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75c and $1.OO
Waists, Acc


VIII THIs Oupuh UhIs'
Lingerie, Wolfe, Batiste and
Lawn Waists. in striped, figured.
tailored and trimmed effects;
nicely made and finished; all skies
from SO to 40. lTl
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Csc Wells, Ice
75c Chiffon Cloth, Acc

With This Coupon Only.
20-inch Accordion Plated Chit
fon Cloth, extra quality, In white,
pink, sky blue and black. (T)
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Boys Hats, CSC

VIII THE oupou UhIS'
Boys Velvet Hats, In Rah Rah.
Tyrolean. and Little Tommy Tuck
err shapes: In black and blue: suit
able for boys from 2 to Z years
The Washington times., 1916-12-05
$1.25 Ash Cans, Csc

With This Coupon Only.
Steel Japanned Ash Cans. with
cover end side handle: full size;
we'll made. IT'D
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Csc Games, 1Oc

WIN H"S N""Fo" ""''
Little Shoppers" Game. con.
sisting OF board. shoppers, and
players representing various gro
ceries. Size 14x22 inches. Print
ed In colors. I'D
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Infants $1.OO Under
wear, 35c
with This Coupon OsIy.
with TIL. Coupon Ont,

VIII ThIs toupon UnN.
Babies Comfort" sample shirts
and Bands. wool and fine mcrino.
shirts with high neck and long
sleeves. silk taped .ncckr. open
front or double breasted STYLES:
all sizes In the lot. but not In all
styles. tTl
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Stationery, 1Oc

Win The tOupoh UhTs'
Good quality Linen Stationery,
embossed washington, ID. c."
Envelopes to match. (Limlt,
boxes 10 a buyer.l ID
The Washington times., 1916-12-05

With This Coupon Only.
Coaster Sets, consisting of one
large tray,Awith handles: and six
coasters To match: nickel plated
rims and bottoms: choice OF two
designs. (T)
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Roller Skates, $1.79

with Tkis Coupon Oniy.
steel Hall Bearing Extension
Roller skates. for boys and girls:
strong and durable. tBasement.)
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Women's 35c Hose,
1Sc

With This Coupon Only.
Women's Bufson Lisle Hose,
seamless foot. double sole, high
spllced heel and toe: In plain
white and black with split soles.
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SOC Puff Jars, 25c
Win TIL. Coupon Only.

WIN Thts coupon onis.
Puff lars and Hair Receivers,
silver plated tops. In fancy en-
borsed shapes: pretty designs, In
pressed glass Jars. lJcMelry
Dept) tT,D
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Apron Bingham, 8ac

With This Coupon Only.
Genuine Amoskeag Apron Cling
ham. all size blue checks, I'D
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1Oc Embroidery Floss,
2 for &c

utopiaoeige Four-Strand Em-
broidery Floss all white: war
rantsd 'fuii nifty yards in each
ball (TD
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Boys Suits, So. 80

With This Coupon Only.
Boys Corduroy knickerbocker
Norfolk Suits. sizes 7 to II years.
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Women's kinonos,
64c


With This Coupon Only.
womcn'r Dark Fiannelette III.
monos, with Eateen trimming on
yoke and sleeves; empire style;
sizes Is TO ~. (T.D
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Women's Bathrobes,
S1.19


women'r Heavy Fleeced Bath.
robes, large assortment OF pretty
colorings: made with large col
lar. pocket and finished with
cord lTb
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ST. 90 Hand Bags, Csc

With This toupon OnIy.
"Shurlok" Velvet Hand Bags,
stylish shapes: well made bags.
with genuine Shurlok safety
catch. Good quality black velvet
The Washington times., 1916-12-05
Women's 81. 90 Silk
Hose, CSC

With This Coupon Only.
Women's Pure SILK Hose. full
fashioned foot, double sole, high
spliced heel and toe. garter tops.
OF silk or Isle. Black and white.
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$3.50 and $1,000
Fur Sets, $13.88

VIII Thfs COUPON UnIy.
Women's and Misses Fur Sets.
OF Red Fox, Iceland Fox, Natural
Opossum. Gray Fox, Manchur-
ian Fox, American Marten and a
few novelty effects: all this sea
sons newest styles: each set guar
anteed to wear satisfactorily.
(T)
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$1.79 Velocipedes,
$1.19


Iron tire veloclpedes, black en-
ameled frames; timed wheels; sd.
Unstable spring seat and leather
saddle: suitable for boys up to .
years OF age. tToy Dept. Base
ment.D tTD
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infants Csc Bands, lie
With This Coupou Only

Infants Fleceed Cotton Bands.
low neck and sleeveless: size = to
q years. lTD
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Csc Jewelry, 12c

Pretty boxed Gift Jewelry. in
Guiding brooches, links. beauty
pin sets, tie clasps. lingerie clasps.
etc. English gold finish; many
attractive styles, tLimit, four
pieces TO n buyer) I'D
The Washington times., 1916-12-05
$500 Velveteen,
$1.69

vetcen, an extra fine silk lustrous
quality In Russian green, black.
navy blue. African brown, plum.
Copenhagen, damson, golden
brown. taupe. etc. I'll
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White Enamel Beds,
S3,65

With This Coupon Only.
White Enamel Beds, with con.
tinuous posts: ten filters. A saw
ing of at least 81. II purchased
IN this sale: lTl
The Washington times., 1916-12-05
Black Sewing Silk, 12e

with This Coupon Only.
Large $50 yard spools OF Black
Sewing SILK; letter A only. Equal
10 five regular &c spools. lT.D
The Washington times., 1916-12-05
Soc French Serge, Ac

with This Coupon Only.
4f-inch French Serge, In black,
navy blue, brown, taupe, Bur
gundy. plum, gray, etc. IT
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18c Dress Ginghams,
125c

With This Coupon Only.
32-inch Dress Ginghams, in
stripes, checks, and plaids; guar
anteed fast colors. IT)
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Csc Shoe Dressings,
tic

With This Coupon OsIy.
Including Gilt Edge, Dandy.
Baby Elite and Blanco; for black,
white and tan shoes. tTl
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Women's So and
$3.50 Hose, $1.O5

women's Pure SILK Hose, full
fashioned foot. double sole. high
spliced heel and toe. garter tops.
In black and colors also stripes.
checks, and dropstitch effects.
lTl
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1Oc Hair Nets, Sc

With This Coupon Only.
Real Hair Nets. cap shape:
close mesh. correct shape; all
shades. CD
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$500 Blankets, $1.95

With This Coupon Only.
Heavy weight double bed size
Woolnap Blankets. In white or
gray. with fancy borders; silk
bound ends. CT)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-20
NEW INTERPRETATIONS

. CHARLESTON. W. Va. Sept. 19.-
Certificates Of incorporation have
been granted by the Secretary Of State
To the following new concerns which
will operate under he laws Of West
Virginia:
rh" MUunrainrer Film Company. or
Logan: to operate in Logan County;
authorized capital $25,buU. lncorpora'
tors: q. j. Deegans, q. T. Swan, ii. ).
Gay. Jr.. Peter MinOth and others OF
Logan. \. j. Dalton and John 4. ilol-
ley. Of Omar.
The Bi.prudurt Coal Company. OF!
Huntington. to operate i'll l-rlth"r
County. Ky. authorized capital 500
Urn. lncorporators Frank Enslow, Jr,
G G. Garred, G.. 3. baldwin. NJ. NJ:
Boutwell, and J. ". Hagen. Jr., all o.
Huntington.
The Interstate Transit Co.. of Hum
tinGIon. To operate. and deal in motor
buses. etc. authorized capital S2n,hnn.
incorporates: S. II. Bowman, j. II.
SlrlcklIrr. C. ". Strirk!inr. Gus Hold
CO. Of Huntington. A. II .Sechles or
liDnion, OHIO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-20
MACK WROTE IN
ABOUT TANLAC
|SAID FOR SAKE OF HUMANITY
HE WANTED TO PRAISE
! TANlAC TOO.
HOPES OTHERS TRY IT.

The following is Il letter sent the
Huntington Herald Dispatch from
Crun, W. Va. by a man desiring to
recommend Tanlac 10 his fellowmen.
Huntington Herald Dispatch:
Dear Sir-Here is 4 letter for pub
LEGATION and for the benefit of human
ity. l am an old man forty-fiye and
have felt like man Of sixty and have
had stomach trouble FOR six or eight
years. Lately l have had cough so
bad I could not sleep at night. [ could
not eat anything without its hurting
me and disagreeing with me SO went
TO J. B. Crum Sr's store one day and
he recommended Tanlac 10 me-. |
didn't have any faith in il as | have
tried so many doctors medicines and
without deriving any benefit so l
bough a bottle Of Taulac and used It
and it had done me more good than
anything ever tried and bought
another bottle this morning. Tanlac
is not only curing the cough but Is
curing the cause. T hope all sufferers
will give Tanlac 4 chance and they
will lie surprised.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-20
NEWS BRIEFS

Members of the board Of control
Yesterday inspected The old munlcl-
nal gas works, part OF which Will ne
converted into stables for the city
water department.
DR.. Felix Newman, sentenced in
criminal court a week ago 10 serve
n. year in jail for his part in Inc
death Of Susie BuZuskr. is still in jail,
having failed TO secure bond 10 Sc.
cure his release on a 90 day stay OIL
sentence.
The fall term Of circuit court in
Brooke county will open at Wells
burg, October Q, with Judge II. NJ. Ad-
dleman presiding. The following day
Judge II. C.. Hervey will convene the
Marshall county October term at
Moundsrille. The case OF Richard
Rose of Renwood. charged with muir
der, will be the chief case OF interest
at Moundsville.
SO far this year. the race be-
tween the Story and Grim Reaper IN
Wheeling has been close. Health
Commissioner Etzler's report for
seven months shows 537 births and
$50 deaths.
Fires were lighted in some of
GIlt OlIIStH a. NIS SOuA'NS '''e '->s
building yesterday.
Police last evening had not yet
recovered \. o. MaXwell's Ford tour
ing car which was stolen from
Twelfth street. Monv1y morning.
A lease on the Wheeling Term.
inal company's property at Twenty
ninth street has been obtained by
the Witzberger box factory and they
will remove into The building within
| the next several days.
early this morning the mercury
| dropped down nearly 10 the freezing
! point when only IS degrees were re-
corded. The temperature rose 10 ~
at noon.
! The show boat Emerson passed
up last night for uprivcr towns where
it has a number Of engagements.
Pensions for tiremen was dis
cussed at meeting of the Firenen's
Protective Association. -, Attorneys
| Caldwell e. Caldwell were retained
as legal advisors. Meetings in the
future the second Sunday of each
month.
The steamer Tell City now at the
docks in Point Pleasant, will be-
equipped with armor plate tG guard
| dSHluSI lCb Su llltl IT. tdh IOiil III uS-
operations throughout The winter
months.
The annual convention of the
National Funeral Directors associa'
ton will be held in Columbus for
three days beginning October II.
! Chas. II. Watkins, president of the
organization, will be- among those 10
attend from Wheeling.
Two bids for installing the
chlorinating system OF water purif-
cation. opened by the board Of con
troll. will be sent 10 the council ar
the next meeting.
County commissioners yesterday
approved bonds Of the banks desic.
mated by Sheriff y. T. Sweeney AS
county repositories.
Judge Robinson Yesterday set
tho case Of Sam Stovall. alleged
speakeasy operator. for trial in Grim
inal court September 20. y demurrer
10 tho Indictment was ovcrruIed.
Fifteen boys. rounded up by r
& O. officers charged with breaking
into cars in the railroad Yards. vii
have A hearing before Probation OF
ficer Frazier. Saturday morning. .inhr
Byers WAS fined by Squire Wickhan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-20
Soma Dividend.

TOLEUO-The Owens BOTTLE Ma
chine Company OF Toledo today declar-
ed a cash dividend amounting 10 ST.
|131,223.25. to stockholders of record
on September 22. The regular quart
erly dividends Of one and three quart
ers per cent on preferred and three
per cent on common wre declared and
also an extra dividend OF eight per
cent OH common Surplus after pay
ment Of the present dividend amounts
to 81, 500, S35. 05, il was announced.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-20
Carroll Club Dance.

The social season of The Carroll
club, will open this evening with he
first of their series Of dancing parties
for which elaborate ARRANGEMENTS have
been made by the committee in charge,
.of which Mrs. ". =. Lear is chairman.
4 course supper will be served at 10
O'Clock following an evening Of dane
ing, bowling and other amuscmeats.
An orchestra will provide the dance
numbers
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BRIDGE for Visitors,

Al her home in Echo Point. Mrs. S.
". Harper entertained yesterday al
terno0n with an informal bridge in
honor of Mrs. Maurice Albee, Of Los
Angeles. Cal; Mrs. John Doolin, of
Louisville. ky., and Mrs. B. +. Good.
of Rochester. n y. From , until 5
o'clock the contested games provided
amusement. and at the latter hour a
luncheon was served. The guests in
Guided twelve friends of the hostess.
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were paid into r. W. Archer. state
treasurer, yesterday. the largest pay
ment in a single day since the ta1
book was opened August Is. There
still remains $4,000. 900 TO be collected
before October /. the day upon which
regular payment time expires. There
after a penalty of fifteen per cent may
be added. based upon their total AK
assessment. The payments must aver
age more than 100000 per day, 20
have. the payments in full by October
|. Since it is usual for many firm 10
be delinquent. it is expected that many
thousands of dollars will be added 10
the tax duplicates through penalties.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-20
nouncement made last night at the
North Wheeling hospital
UNIQUE CAMPAIGN
Inaugurated by the ". G, 4. for Spruce
Up" and "PAy-up' week NSxt
Month.

"spruce-up' and "Pay-up" week will
he celebrated in Wheeling during tho
week Of October . to Z. Circulars out
lining the plans OF the committee and
the purpose Of the. campaign On the In
terest of individuals as well, as mer-
ing Commercial assoc!su1 yesterday. :
The committee in ,chargetof' tho at
fair is composed Of: ~
George NJ. Shook. r.: 3. Nay. J. B..
Baum. G. Fl. Watkins. JrTEilliaml Hun
ter. John Wincher. EdYard Eeh. wal
hart. Fred Guelker. E c. Leonhart, a.
G. Remke. ". II. Colvig. ". TxiSicol.
Louis Bertschy, c. II. Duncan, ~Gabe
Emsheimer and Harry Robb.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-20
Stun Der Party

Miss Jess Cook Of the Island enter.
tanned few OF her girl friends with
a slumDer party on Saturday night
Dancing was enjoyed during the even
ing, and a luncheon was served be-
fore the girls departed for "SIumber
Land. And all were ready BY a. m.
10 enjoy very delightful breakfas
served by the hostess. assisted by
Miss Sophia l.andm2ycr and Beulah
DougEerty. The guests were:
Misses Emma Null
Adelaide Coates Jane McClatchey
Caroline Spring Sophia Landmeyer
Evelyn S&hul Bculah Dou2herty
Caroline kron- Jess Cook
jaeger
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-20
Reception at KirkWood.

Mrs. A. C. Branum entertained yes
terday afternoon with an informal re-
ception at her home In kirkwood,
which compIimcnted her daughters,
Mrs: Frank Branum. of .lrannette. IA,
formerly Miss Bess Sanders, of Spring
field, Mo-, and Mrs. Glenn Branum: VINO
before her marriage was Miss N"ttie
Gutman, Of this city. During The hours
from 2 until more than 70 guests
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-20
$40 and costs for receiving stolen
Goods from the boys.

S10' and COSTS TOT reCel'luS 9I'Aeh
Goods from the boys.
The city, through Mayor. r.. L.
Kirk, will appeal to the United States
war department to trace the route OF
The old National road through Wheel
ing. The county will aid in lmproV'
ing Zane street if it is proven that
The National road passed along that
lhoroughfare.
-Four thousand dollars will be
necessary for the purchase and oper-
alton for year Of a chlorinatlng
system of water publication, the
board of control found yesterday
after opening two bids for the in
stallation of the plant
Jake Leskovitz, foreigner, en-
ploved in. the Richland mine. was
painfully injured yesterday afternoon
when finger was caught in cog OF
the machinery He was taken to the
North Wheeling hospital
Mrs. John Harding, who was shot
by her husband. Sunday. al their
home on Girty's Run, Brooke county
will recover, according to an an