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international News Service.
 WOODBURY, N. J.. Oct. 1S.-Di- rect orders were issued from the head offices of the Dupont Nemours Pow der Company today forbidding the fifteen thousand men employed in the Dupont powder works to wear Will son buttons The orders states in unqualified terms that the buttons bearing the features of the democratic candidate will not be allowed on the works of the company and all em- ployes must refrain from wearing them.
 The open hostility of the company to
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Snake river harbor improvement and he necessity for same--pictures show ing wrecks of schooners and barges at mouth of river-Pictorial edition of Nugget published in October.
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DAVID HARUM" AT DREAM.

Tonight William II. Crane, one of Americas foremost actors will have the title role in David Harum" "Da- vir Harum" is thoroughly American in his views and sentiments and shows the typical American business man. His strongest trait being his desire to get the best of q horse deal. There is a strain of good humor running through this play and several very funny situations. David Harum" was produced by the Famous Players Go. and is in five acts. MT. Crane is assisted hy an all star cast.
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zEPP RAID CAUSED
 IMMENSE DAMAGE

racks at Grimsby on the east coast. The barracks buildings were entirely destroyed as were also number of depot buildings containing ammuni- ton supplies.
 The statement IS claimed to be based on authentic information ob- tained from eye witnesses of the ef- fleets of the German visits, both in London and at other points included in the range of the Zeppelin opera - tions.
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WILSON TO MAKE
 SPEECHES AT CHICAGO

international News Service.
 SHADOW LAWN. oct. 1a An announcement from the Wilson home this morning states that the president will leave for Chicago today in the interests of his candidacy and will deliver three addresses in the Wind1 city.
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LATE NEWS BULLETIN.
Claim British Attacks Repuises International News Service.

BERLIN, Oct. gs.-The war of fee statement claims that all British attacks on the Somme during the last twenty four hours have been complete ly repulsed.
 Great Hurricane Sweeps Alabama
 Coast.
 MEMPHIS, Oct. 1S.-Seven persons were killed at Mobile in the first hour of hundred mile an hour gale which swept over the Alabama coast this morning.
 Violent Fighting on Russian Front. PETROGRAD, Oct 1S.-Violent fighting continues on all sections of the eastern front. Battles are raging in Galicia and volhynia. according to the official reports, in spite of heavy snow storms. A strong force of Turks are reported defeated in the Gallcian bat tie today.
 Athens in Control of Allies.
 ATHENS. Oct. 1s.--The city is to all intents and purposes under martial
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JUST ARRIVED AT HOLT'S.

JUST ARRIVED AT HOLT'S. New rugs .... ....... $2.5o to $35.00 Now Linoleums, yard .... soc to $1.5o New mattresses -. $4.00 to $20.00 New winter caps -. ... =. ...$1.25 New tents and tarpolins $t5o to $15.00 New rubber boots, best s. to $6'75 Quilts and Blankets .......... $2 to se New sleds for boys and girls $1 to S5 New crockery and glassware. New hardware and notions.
 New Granite ware, largest stock Still sell gents furnishing and rub Der goods at cost.
 Furniture full line.
 Everything the cheapest and best at
 HOLT'S.
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WE GAN DO TT.

For first class work and prompt deliv- cry phone Main 15i and the Peoples Laundry will send and get your laundry.
 W. J. WILLIAMSON. Prop.
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Hickory for basket sleds at Pros sers Harness Shop. Black 5.

SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NUGGET.
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The open hostility of the company to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-15
BUSY SESSION OF
EMBAL MERS' BOARD
TO BE HELD IN HUNTINGTON
OCTOBER 10 AND 10. ACCORD
ING TO NOTICES RE-
CElVEO
Carl J. Kepner Of MendeI Company,
Will Assist in Examining Many
Apnlications.

Carl ]. Kepaer. manager of the wei
known local undertaking firm OF Men
del and company, received word yes
terday that all arrangements have
been completed for the annual meet
ing Of the Examining Board OF tnl-
balmers OF West Virginia, at Hunting
ton, October 10 and 20
Mr.. Kepner. who is member OF the
board, said last evening that the meet
ing promises to be the most important
held in years: that an unusually large
number of young men from all over
the state will take the examination 10
become funeral directors. while there
will be a number Of reciprocal applica-
tons from undertakers Of other states
who wish to do business in West Fir-
GINA.
The board is composed of FIVE :noms:
bers: R. l.. Calfee of Hinton. II. <
Thompson. keySer: 0. c. Ogden. s..
Marys: Walter II. Farrell. Hunting
ton and C. J. kepner.
Mr.. Thompson, who was unable 20
attend the meeting Of the board held
In Wellsburg last summer on account
of serious illness. has about recov-
cred and stated that he will be able
TO be at Huntington.
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NAMING DELEGATES

Wheeling lodges of the Independent
Order of Odd Fellows, as we'll as those
all over the State. within the next few
days will name their delegates to the
|. o. @. +. grand lodge which convenes
at Grafton. October 10. Each lodge is
entitled To elect a delegate and mem
bers who have been in the grand lodge
before are entitled to attend. Because
of the grand lodge sessions being so
close this year, it is probable that sew
eral from Wheeling will attend. Re
bekah lodges, the ladies auxiliary of
the !. O. o. F.. have elected their del
egates to the Rcbckah State assembly
which will be held in Grafton during
The grand lodge sessions. Bluefeld is
making strong bid for the 1877 grand
lodge convention.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-15
JUDGE HONECKER FINES
III in POLICE COURT

From financial standpoint, the re-
suit of the raid upon the houses OF III
repute in the section below the creek
Wednesday night, was the big feature
of police court yesterday. Judge zen
S. Honecker imposed the customary
$50 and costs upon the - madamS,
and 81 and costs upon the 100 girl in
mates and 10 men loiterers. The tines
and costs aggregated the sum of ST.
9l9.t4. Not one of the catch, wfo
had posted cash bonds. appeared AMI
without the Formally Of calling names
Of the defendants. Judge Honecker im-
posed the fines.
The cases Of Steve Nick and Pete
Sapers, alleged disorderlies. develop
ed into Il love affair in which Peer
had become Infatuated when Steve
took Mary Pieface. Peters best. girl
for an auto ride. Peter didn't AFFORD
an automobile. but Judge Honecker
soaked Pete the price OF several rld"d.
handing him SIS and costs: Steve
was ordered to beat it and De more
civil with his part in love affairs.
George Francis drew $40 and costs
for the obnoxious manner in which ne
invaded George Catsodorus grocery
store Yesterday. 1t was made Sll and
costs when Attorney Fred Maury ASK
ed for an appeal. Officer Moran, VINO
answered a call to prevent iynchlnS
in the South Side, had found that IL
was only Catsodorus and two compah'
ions tying Francis so ne couldn't get
away without paying grocery DILL
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RIVER NEWS

The rains which have been exper.
fenced throughout the valley burinS
The past few days is causing Il slight
rise on the Monongahela an AlleG-
heny and Ohio rivers. II is hoped the
Tell City and Dunbar will be able 10
resume their regular scherlUl" within
a very short time. The Ruth operating
from Parknrsburg 10 Pittsburgh will
make another trip to the smoky city
passing through Wheeling Sunday
morning. This boat has also been tied
up on account Of the low water.
The only departure yesterday was
the Liberty at Lao a III on its weekly
run to Marietta. 1t is scheduled In
return tonight and depart Saturday
morning at 1l:3G for MatamuraA.
There was a stage Of s feet & inches
in the local pool at 6 o'clock last
night and below the McMechpn dam
there was feet ; inches with the
water rising slightly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-15
UNUSUAL INTEREST IS BEING
MANIFESTED IN BORAH NEE TING
BRILLIANT IDAHO SENATOR WILL
BE GREETED BY I'M
MENSE CROWD
Rally is Assuming State Wide Pro-
portions-Judge RobInsons
Coming Adds Interest.

AS the time draws near for the meet,
ing next Tuesday evening. which Will
be addressed by United States Sena'
tor VIM. l.. Borah, OF Idaho. interest
is growing by leaps and bounds, so
TO speak, not only among local re
publicans but members Of the party
throughout the state as we'll. Many
applications for seat rcSerFallohs
have been received from points down
in the state, and the affair is rapidly
assuming a statewide aspect. -,
Arrangements for the big rally VIII
he completed at meeting OF The
county executive committee, to be
held this evening. in Republican head
quarters, 1i@1 Chapline street. Sew
! eral details are 10 be arranged. in
| Guiding the selection of a hall.
! 1t has heen announced definitely
/ that Judge Robinson will speak at the
! meeting, and this has tended 10 in
crease interest. 1t will he his first
political speech here since he entered
! the campaign for governor.
Republicans generally are elatet
, over the fact that they will have Al
opportunity TO hear a statesman OIL
! the calibre of Senator Borah. He Is
| regarded as one of the ablest men IN
the United States Senate, and in the
pre-convention campaign was consid
cred possible candidate for the
presidency. He is an orator of IA
! tional reputation, and possesses
| charm and magnetism which at once
wins an audience He is a forcefu
speaker, and many will avail them
selves of the opportunity to hear him
discuss national issues.
Senator Rorah will address mass
! meeting in Morgantown on Monday
night.
In ADVERTISING for a position. do no.
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MORE ROOMS FOR
0, Y. G, HOSPITAL
OPENING OF North Wing On Third
Floor will Enable Institution TO
Care For More Patients

At the meeting of the Board Of Di-
rectors of the Ohio Valley General
hospital held last night it was announ,
ced that the north wing of the third
floor of the hospital building would
be ready for re.opening the, latter
part of this month During the past
summer the hospital has enjoyed
good patronage but nave been hamper
ed to a great extent through the lack
of rooms.
Reports showing that s739.24 in
charity work was given during the
monthth of August. The hospital also
gave 3,207 days Of treatment.
Miss Frances |. Wales OF Boston,
Mass. was elected atlast nights meet
ing as assistant principal of the Ohio
Valley GeIeral hospital school for
nurses. Miss Wales will have charge
of the new students, twenty OF whom
are 10 arrive in the city this morning;
The school will be formally opened
September 90
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which was closed the latter part VI

which was closed the latter part of
August for the purpose of renovation
and repairs, will be rc-opcned for bust
ness al II o'clock on Tuesday. Septem-
Der 10Th. During the time the restaur-
ant has been closed. the entire plant
has been thoroughly renovated, and
almost entirely repainted and some
very necessary changes made in the
equipment which will enable the man
agement 10 render prompt and etfici-
cnt service to its many patrons.
The Association has secured Miss
Louis Esther Wyant Of Mckecsport,
Pa, as manager of this department.
Miss Wyant is a graduate of the Do
nestle Science Department of the
Thomas Normal School Of Detroit.
Michigan, and comes highly recon-
mendcd as a dietitian. Miss Wyant is
securing as assistants in her depart
ment, persons who are fully qualified
to serve the public and the manage
ment expects 10 put UP a high grade
service 10 the patrons of this depart
ment Of the Y. NJ C. A. work.
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BATHS FOR MESSENGERS

Messenger boys employed at the To-
cal office of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company are now enabled to
enjoy shower baths in Il nicely fur
nished bath room recently fitted up
for them. Several hundred dollars has
been expended in making possible this
comfort for the messengers. and they
enjoy the privilege to the limit. The
baths were installed in the rooms in
the rear of the main office facing
Twelfth street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-15
SECOND SCHOOL WEEK ENDS.

The second week Of the city school
term ends this afternoon. During the
TWO weeks that the schools have been
in session. according to Superintend-
ent G.. f. Citizens. the work Of the
term has gotten well under way. while
in the High school the early enroll
ment campaign conducted by Princ.
pal II. b. Johns did much toward get
ling the work Of that branch of the
school system into full swing without
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-15
Tries 10 Avoid Train
and Falls from Bridge
j. D. Toner, OF Holloway. B. & o.
Carpenter, Is Victim OF Accident
West OF Barton

Trying 10 avoid being struck by
r. & O. trains on the b. & o. bridge.
Just west of Barton, yesterday morn
ing. j. II, Toner. a carpenter employ
ed BY the railroad fell from a trestle
at thai place and was painfully In
iurf.d. Relieving he was injured inter
naly, Drs. Cope Of Barton. and Howrls
of bridgeport, ordered The man remov-
ed TO the Ohio Valley General hospit-
al but last night it was found that
his injuries are not serious.
Toner, together with other work
men was working on the trestle when
an approaching train blew its warning
whistle. The men FASTENED to get out
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DRILLING MANY WELLS

l.. l.. Stidgpr. IL prominent business
man OF Cameron. while in the city
last evening. stated that moro drilling
for oil and gas is in progress in the
vicinity of Cameron than for some
time. The Manufacturers Light Il
Heat company is putting down a pun
her of wells in the fields about that
city and if all now in course OF drill
ing prove 10 be paying producers, the
Cameron field should contribute ma
,erially to the relief Of the gas short
aye in this region. Camerons indus
tries are operated chiefly with gas
furnished by independent home COM
paniTS.
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PoR HAY FEVER. ASTHMA AND
BRONCHITIS

:. Every sufferer should know tina:
Honey and Tar is reliable rem
edy for coughs. colds. bronchitis. hay
fever and asthma It stops deep-seatcd
racktnS coughs. bantshes tickling in
throat. heals raw. inflaIned membranes:
1oosens the phlegm and clears passages:
eases wheezy. difficult breathing. and
permits refreshing sleep. II is slight
" laxative and contains no opiates. For
Years Foley's has beeu the only medt-
cine In thousands of homes for these
troubles. For sale by John Coleman Co
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MRS. RAJ TRY IS
NOW PERFECTLY
| WELL SHE SAYS
Warwood Nerv- Worth User
Praises Tonic to Drug
pist Rau.

Note how quickly Wentworth began
to act in this case, and no WONDER,
Wentworth goes straight 10 me seq.
of nervous ills. Here's an entirely
new statement-and signed at that: :,
Raus Drug Store was bothered
with nervous indigestion which caused
me great annoyance for six months.
| took other patent medicines which
did not help me at all.
Finally purchased bottle, of Merry.
worth at Rau'S and after taking lew
doses began to improve until now
FEEL PERFECTLY WELL:
MRS. MARY RAFTRY.
1903 Main St, Warwood, W Va:
Your dollar back AT Rau's Drug
Store II and Market SITS, Wheeling,
if Nerv-worth does not benefit you.
Nerv-worth is also sold by the Cam
eron Drug Store, Cameron. W. va;
Hilles Bros, GAINESVILLE; Patterson d
Sons, ST. ClairsvIlp; Ralston 4 Parker
Martins Ferry. and Dankworth Bros
Belaire, Ohio.
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RED CROSS BUTTONS

4. F. Sinks, secretary Of the RED
Cross association. has received a con
signment Of Red Cross buttons and is
now distributing them among the mem
beers Of the society. The buttons can
be secured at the offices Of the As
ISOLATED Charities at the nominal cost
Of 10 cents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-15
EDMUND A. JAIN IN
PLEASING RECITAL
ennreciatiye Audience Welcomes
Former Resident in Many Ex-
celient Numbers.

Guests at the recital last evening OF
Edmund A. Jain Of New York city.
enioyed an evening Of rare pleasure
In the program Of delightful numbers
given. The recital was held in The
auditorium Of the Elks' Club. which
vas filled with an audience Of .he
city's appreciative music lovers. Mr..
Jain, who formerly resided in Wheel
ing, possesses a large circle OF &C
uua1ntances who welcomed this op-
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COMMITTEES MEET
Republican and Democratic County
Committees Have Important
ceSsinns Toninht

The Republican county executive
committee will meet at Republican
headquarters, 1921 Chapline street
this evening. At this time the commit
tee will take up and act upon a mum
Der of features of the Borah meeting
10 be held in this city September II.
The Democratic couNtS committee
also meets this evening 3Then candi'
dates for county offices oHfthe Demo
cratic ticket will be present and tx
press their ideas AS 10 how the cam
naien should be conducted. This
meeting will be held in the court
house
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-15

United States Senator w. E. Borah
and Judge Ira E. Robinson. Repubi.
can candidate for Governor. will ad.
dress the Republicans Of Ohio County
and adjoining counties Tuesday night,
Sentenoher 18th
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portunity of hearing him in the pre-

portunity. Of hearing him in the pre-
sentation OF his very excellent num-
bers. The Aria from the Seasons
was very effective and the Scotch
melodies hauntinGly sweet. Mr.. jam 5
record Of "punchinelIo." can he heard
at the Edison Diamond Disc company
and is wonderfully given.
Brahms. 'Prediger SolOmo" was
sung in memory al the late Walter ID.
Brown it being the last song he; stud
led before his death Mr. 1ahns fine
depth of tone was brought out splen-
didly in his choice OF numbers, and
each little detail was given careful at
tention with the result that the rendl-
ton Of each number was one of great
pleasure 10 his hearers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-15

United States Senator w. E. eorah
and Judge Ira E. Robinson, Repub'-
can candidate for Governor, will ad.
dress the Republicans Of Ohio County
and adjoining counties Tuesday night
September 18th.
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Have you lost any rental Income
during the past year7 Could any Of
this loss have been prevented through
timely advertislnG2 au2bf
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Of danger and in so doing Toner fell
from the trestle. Toner liver at Hol-
loway.
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Y. M. e. A. RESTAURANT ,
REOPENS NEXT TUESDAY
Department Has Undergone RenoVa-
ton and lmproVem ent-Miss
Wyant to Be In Charge.

The restaurant department OF the
Young Mems Christian Association
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-15
MANAGING EDITOR
Harry w. Bloomfield Takes Charge OF
Washington Daily News
Today.

Harry W. bloomfield leaves today
for Washington. Pa, where he %ill
take charge of the Washington Daily
News as managing editor. Mr.. Bloom
field for the past three years was con-
necled with the Intelligencer as court
house reporter, and made hundreds CT
friends who regret to see him leave
the city. All join with the lnteili-
gencer staff in wishing him the best
Of success in his new field.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-15

Julian EItinee, Americas highest
saIaried star. at the Court Theatre to-
night.
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Fall House Cleaning Needfuls
Specially Priced

NECESSARY articles for the Fall house cleanin
~ specially priced for Friday $ selling IN the House
wares Observation-Disclosures floor:
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Weekend
Notion Specials
TRIDAY and Saturday
i you can buy staple
Notions for less than the
usual low prices:
Kleinert Elton Dress Shields,
$50
Venus Sanitary Napkins, three
for 1Oc
Madame Louise Hair Crimpers,
three for 1Oc
Children's Hickory Carriers,
specially priced at lac, 15c
TIC and 19e a pair.
Midget Hair Pins, Is on card
for 1Oc
Star Skirt and Trousers Hang
ers, sc
Venida Human Hair Nets, 1Oc
Main Floor
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Orona, the celebrated cleaner
made especially for aluminium. but
will also clean. sCour and polish
cutlery. cooking utensils and metal
of all kinds, two size cans
10c Cans, Half Pound, Friday
at ............... &c
15c Cans, One Pound, Friday
TWO TOT SoS
Household Ammonia for all
household purposes, 15c bottles Fri
day at SC.
Nico Brass Polish for cleaning
and polishing metal. 15c cans Fri
day at SC.
Z. Magic House Cleaning Sets con-
sisting of one Polishing Mop, one
busting Mop. one busting Cloth
and one bottle Of Polish, S1.00 Sets
Friday at so.
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II YOU can accommodate another
boarder you can advertise PROFIT
ABLY. Nu26.tf
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In advertising for a position, do not
be vaque-tell what you can do.
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Odd Lots of Summer Apparel

Summer .Sk1rtS-
Lot of 50 Womens White Skirts
of gahardine and pique, were
$l.n0 and Sis, Sno
Lot of White Skirts Of Pique and
Gabardine. were $l.I5, e. n0
S1.9S and $2.4S: choice. :. ID 1.VO
Lot Of White Gabardine and
Pique Skirts. were S2.9S, CT S0
s3.4S and $39S; choice. y 1scU
Lot OF White Gabardine Skirts,
we're $3.50. $3.50. $3.50 CO M
and 1886: choice .......OO.VO
EXTRA-Only two Black-and-
WI White Ga. s sSaiss were 5000
Only two White Wool Jersey
Skirts, were 1895; GO S0
choice OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. OcscV
Only two White Taffeta and
S sn;'9 st thdice were $3.50