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The Washington herald., 1916-07-19
Settling Strike in Spaiu.

Madrid July is-Rapid progress is be-
ing made toward a settlement of the rail-
way and mining strike throughout Spain
as the result of arbitration measures
urged by King Alfonso. 1t is believed
that the men VIII return to work shortly.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-19
EARTHQUAKE IN FIUME,
Great Damage Done In This Adriatic
Town.

London. July B.-A Central News dis
patch from Amsterdam says great dam
age has been caused by an earthquake in
the region of Fiume. Austria. and terri
Bile panic was caused.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-19
Tin Plate Company Raises WAGE,

Sharon, July 18.-Officfal notice was
received here today for a further raise
In wages of tonnage men EMPLOYED Inv
the American Sheet and sTin Plate Com
pany. making total increase for the
1ear Of 10 per cent
The Washington herald., 1916-07-19
FOUR DIE FROM LANDSLIDE
Mother and Child Succumb tn In
turies in Home,

Brevard, N. c.. July 1s.-John Heath
and his mother and Mrs. Caldwell sau-
telle and child died today from injuries
sustained when their homes were caught
in landslide mile from here last
night.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-19

Ffume is a city of about 10000 at the
northeastern extremity of the Adria;ic
Sea. 1t is an important seaport. There
have been several earth disturbances re-
Gently in the region of the Adriatic, prin-
cipally in Lower Italy and Sicily
The Washington herald., 1916-07-19
sI2.ee TO Niagara Fails and Return.

Baltimore and Ohio. 7:l5 a. m, July
81. Tickets valid for return within IL
days Through trains of psrlor cars snE
Goa sches, with luncheon car from Phila-
delphia via Lehigh Valley. Liberal
Stop-overs returning. similar s0cur,
siors August IL and 25, September \
and %, October e.-Adv,
The Washington herald., 1916-07-19
ne so Sea.bor,

$3.50 Senshore Excursions.
Baltimore and Ohio every Friday aud
until September s,-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-19
LOST

5ob-a watch pocketbook-a
clerk-anythins. Put q want ad in
The Herald and tell the whole town IN
the morning and IT will be Fouad.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-19

fncreases-widening its circle of read
ers-is bringing The Herald continu-
Gus and consistent advertising in
creases.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-10
For Brldes-EIect

beautifully arranged affair Of next
week will compliment three brides to-
be of the spring, and IL given by the
Woman's Literary club for it, mem
bers and their friends The Windsor
hotel has been chosen for the event.
which will take place on next We'd
nesday afternoon. and the guests Of
honor will be Miss Pauline Horll-
heimer. whose marriage 10 Rabbi Nor
ris Lazaron will be an interesting
event OF the spring. Ar will the wed
ding of Miss Mary Pfarr and Dr lee
II. I'M. The engagement Of Miss Net
tie Gutman and Mr.. elem Branum OF
Bridgeport Will terminate IN e pretty
wedding % The near future Reserya-
lions for this affair may be- made by
telephoDing Mrs. II Hayward Kimber.
land Mrs. John Mcclure. Mrs d. A.
Taylor and Miss Katherine Gilbert
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-10
DARKEN YOUR
GRAY HAIR
Not a Trace of Gray Shows
After Applying Q-Ban-
No Dye or Sticky Mess
Harmless.

Do this: Apply like shampoo
Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer to hair and
scalp. and dry hair in sunlight. A few
applications like this turn all your
gray. faded, dry or gray-streaked hair
to an even. beautiful dark shade.
o-Ban also makes scalp and entire
head OF hair healthy. so hair is left
soft. fuzzy. lustrous. wavy. thick.
Charming and fascinating. without
even a trace Of gray hair showing.
making you look young again. Insist
on having Q-Ban. as ii is harmless
no dye-but guaranteed 20 darken
gray hair or money returned Ask for
Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer. Only soc
for big 7-oz. bottle Griest Drug store.
ll25 Market St. Wheeling. W. Va
Out-oftown folks supplied by mail
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-10

A. the Young Wompn'- christian
Association This afternoon The HiEh
school Girls club viii meet for au iu.
tere-tiuE session and will combine an
installation Of officer with e rccoE
milton -eryro for fifteen new mem
bcre The meeting BE- called for q
o'clock and FUN attendance i- sv
rected The new officers of tho club
who viii be- installed This afternoon
are.
Miss Helen Holden. president Miss
Maude Todd. vice president Mis-. $50.
ah stamp. treasurer. Ni.. Helen
Gau-. -,Jrstarr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-10
Observation-Disclosures.

The announcement Of the msyriag"
OF Miss Marie Gashel OF this city. 10
Mr.. George Lsnteusbarger Of NOuns--
town. o.. will be- OF interest To- The
many friends of the bride IN this city.
The marriage was soleWuized in East
Liverpool. o.. on Saturday. March 8,
and the young ooupi, will take up
their residence iu that city. where
The groom D. employed a- an electric
IAN The bride has held position
with the Baer pharmacy where She
has made many friends
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-10

rooms of the Thomson VI. r. caurCh.
Class - Of which Mrs Frank kiuChe-
loe. ia teacher. will assemble for an
other OF very enjoyable social even
ing Additional interest t- attached 10
This meeting. which viii celebrate the
hrst anniversary. the class having
started with seven members and now
can claim half a hundred \ program
will be offered and az its conclusion
the serving OF refreshments will add
pleasureabls features.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-10
SIDE TALKS
Shedding Things
by Ruth cameron1

Wouldn't YOU and s1cd things
That's the way 10 live. 90 shed thing
-Herrick
81 try 90 send something out Of the
house every week" a woman said 10
ne The other day
She had just given away 10 a cir.
culating library for shut-ins a half
dozen novels with which her friends
had provided her on the occasion of
trip aboard
Why should keep them?" she
says. They are pleasant to read. but
they are nCf books for reference or
rereadinE. And as TO the feelings OF
those who gave them to me. / know
they would be glad to know that. hav-
ing enjoyed them myself, | have
passed them on TO others who will
also enjoy them"
To Be Taken Out Only For The
SemtAnnual Cleaning
That is eminently sensible isn't it,
And yet. how many Of Us from con
yentional inertia would have put
away the books and left them IN
definitely 20 cumber out shelves and
De- taken out and busted at house
cleaning time
H.v most ~ us DO permit our lives 20
e. cIuusr'd up with the parsphcrnaIia
49,, really need. even for civilized Iiv-
JUS -H f.W things. and we have so many
H' clothes ~s actually wear. utilitarIan
'HrIlfur' tnnd about half a. much "a
|"s aUtrlE. person hael r,.rhare 49,,
u.eU. Of beautiful briC-a-brar rer room
t"e books we want for reference or re-
'.Hd'NF fafe about an We need ~
900 could only keep our possessious dow,
." CHAT how much simpler life would
How She Keeps Her Possessions Down.
] love This wumau's rule OF sometime
sent tIf or the house every week Count
tr1f week lost whose seven DAYS are
erUrf and from thy house no needle
object s'1t-with apologize % the COPY
uue of the many methods by which
-h' keeps her prosecutions down Is %
have Au arrangements with a CharftubIe
agency fH call once a week Tor her mag
Hfings ara wspapers Another a. -
tlrHuoEh'y and Eiys away the things
'he doesn't need. instead ~ putting them
away.
Tho way those who have hanr on t,
what they have on uhe hare chance ~
wanting tu usc o. ~ one ~ the moss
Shameful results ~ our Inherited uanit
.'' ..N.1Ilf @" iNr way We lrt n garment
.f.F in Ino closet f"r whole se4so1
-'rg.s hegeuse We can't make up our
why shouldn't someone VINO would
Use 70 Have IT.
. ..I sr+ .. fs, ,. ~ i ..'.,.-
H.. .. ... HaTf I.I rfrf. .Ynff.r. r.t
-...- 2. e..e DO Hsay.. said hsr moth.-
.H... ss.f 4rs. .f arm know
N...HHf H,ar DO "a half dozen times. anI
....a H.If.f .rH times O. could PERFECTLY
n.Hr a.urthIrg else Why should
r.f -.W" ono aha could uaa lts stend.i.
r hae SON. completely
WIS irf,-ir Besides. th.rt of fh.
...r1 .".t Hrf hansen ahr WIN hav.
"n ... E'fa .lf ~ that HuIt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-10

tn" Woman Camp Ground Asso-
'lation VIII meet This evening in the
PdIIors OF The Grand Central hotel al
.'' clock. WhcI arrangements will
Dr 'ohpItttd Tor o." annual supper.
MAl,h VIII D" given 90 The \ O. Z.
w. nan on thursday evening. March
%. All member lr. urged to be pres.
emit this evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-10

The young lady across the way saws
shes glad tu see in the fashion
notes that th- ladies are wearing
more deco.lete now. a. she thinks
many OF The evening gowns have
been cut too low lately
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result IN many interesting pleasures
Tor the young inVaiid- Of the hospirsI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-10

Entertained s. S. Class

The Golden Rule class OF the Tria-
delphia NJ. f. Sunday school. taught
by Mrs. c. l.. Gardner was entertained
last night at the home of Miss Esther
Hergzogg. at Triadelphia. The eve
ming was spent enjoying games and
music and at a seasonsble hour dainty
refreshments were served. Those
present were:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-10
WHY shouldn't some VINO WouId
Use 30 Have IT.

OF EueIah invention Tor use in In.
dia is steam .hfasher that removes
Doc sfaIu and 1t fha same time chops
.'o straw into .Nnr. ienrIe. az tho
natives l0rlrr fu have f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-10
Banquet Last evening.

and has resided IN this city for the
past three yeaFs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-10

\ prettily arranged affair OF last
evening. was given at the Fourth
Street church. by the young ladies OF
the Epworth league. which honored
the young men OF that organization. In
a recent contest the former obligated
themselves TO a banquet. by their fail
ure In an enterprise IN which they
were both interested. and last even.
ing's event Witnessed Its very enjoy
able elimination. An elaborate menu
was served in the church parlor. and
DR.. and Mrs Clarence L Allen were
guests OF honor. Places were laid for
the following:
Misses:
Blanche Smith Martha Nay
Janet Rahr Dorothy Allen
Virginia Nay Jennie Ball
Sarah MaJeskey Mary Wagner
Messrs:
ID. Il. Brown Phil Smith
Charles I. Allen Howard Nay
Russell q. Nesbit Robert Lukens
William Cotton DIR. and Mrs .Ciar-
Charles w. Je1ers ence +. Allen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar T. Mckee a,
their residence on South Front street
entertained delightfully."- last evening
in the celebration Of their wedding
anniversary. Madame Andre served
an elaborate coxrse dinner OF hand
some appointments. and the remain.
der OF the evening was spent In yari
Gus interesting ways. The guests
were.
MesSrS and Mesdames-
T.. Il. Bullard N.B Gregory.
T.. T. Meek q. L. Mckee
c. w Ernce Miss Azele Buuard
Prof. d. L. Daniels
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-13
Iuory Hunters Hike Into Omaha to
Inspect Rourke's Youngster Stars

Western league that Earl Smith has
been sold to the New \ ork Yankees
and Lou North to the st. Louis Car
dinals. Rourke, however, denies COM
plctiun OF any such deals.
That Smith-and North would make
good i'll last company cannot be
denied and nobody does deny it. Smith
Is the fastest fielding outfieldcr that
has hit the Western league in many
years. Ii is doubtful ii there is a
man in the big show now, barring
Speaker. perhaps, who fields his po-
sition any better than Smith. And
Earl is hitting, too. He's hitting 800,
and he always has been a 300 hitter
in the pinches, which is the right
time to hit.
North is the leading pitcher of the
league this year and last year he led
the circuit III the matter OF earned
runs allowed per game. If he doesn't
go up some scout is overlooking
bet.
kruegcr and kilduti arc good pros
poets, too. A big league club would
make no mistake in giving them a
trial.
Omaha has got to lose some of
these men. If they are not purchased
they will be caught in the draft and
there is no way for Rourke to hold
them if the big boys are fortunate
enough to draw them in the lottery.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-13

When big league club owners be-
gin to scan the expense accounts OF
their ivory hunters after the season
closes they're going to encounter the
word Omaha" a number OF times.
For Omaha has been veritable
mecca for big league scouts this year
and the railroads have been doing a
brisk business bringing them in, and
the hotels have been rcaping a
harvest after they get here, because
big league scouts like to cat.
Earl Smith, Kewpie kilduff, Ernie
Kruger and Lou North arc the
RourkeS the scouts have been looking
over all season. Scouts, this year, are
using more precaution in buying
rockies. They're taking their time,
observing the prospects all year, IN
stead of just few days All of the
above four have been given a good
deal of attention. Barrett OF the
Browns, 'Hara OF the Cubs, Thomas
of the Athletics. Herr OF the Cardi,
nails. Chick Fraser OF the Pirates,
Billy Sullivan of the Tigers, Sutton
OF the Dodgers, Joe Kelly OF the
Yankees and number of others have
fitted in and about Omaha watching
this precious quartet.
And one or two of them are due
to go up. SO certain is this that re-
ports are now current'r about the
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-13
Heard Among the Amateurs

of the Nonrare club. they will be repre-
scented on the green with Il nifty class "A"
congregation.
Jack Snmovich, pitcher Of note, has
been imported by Manager Hageman to
work against Havelock for the Burlington
Red Socks today.
Chain lightning hasn't got thing on the
outfed of the Trimhle Bros Their fly
chasers hook everything that hovers near
the possible column
At Greeley. Nch., Walter Spellman is now
hooking his squares He has signed up to
perform behind tn" stick for Greeley the
balance Of the season
Last sunday the Emil Hanscns drifted
up to Hooper. N"b., whore they claim even
II they we're all kings the, treatment would
bear the stamp of approval.
Last sunday. although fortified with sew
yra' gents of a class A. Caltber, the West
Side Stars were unable to put the Town
sends shoulders Ia the mat.
The Old Joe Smiths have gone to the wall.
hut now band under the Icadarsnip Of
Martin Peterson now parading around
under the same appellation.
Those krajiccks have a dandy quartet
They nave promised 10 dnnat" their serv-
Ices on the dan At tn" Xix parade, SO some
lively warbIiuG is looked for
Edward SpclmaI IS again back among
us. Any nut-of-t town u""ding an excellent
catcher for special or,4sinps can commune
with Edward oN"r WEBSTER BIOS
What q" YOU know about the Polish Mer-
,r t""'S 'N - " ,tnt"thefS on
,,I Inhn ;,,,,,ra Sru '"I tha r,n I"FEE, Sh"m
'' ""' '''' '''''' N" '"'hS
ActoFdinE l" INC dor" E"Iu- tn" rounds.
the Lincoln bunch Will make thu Omaha
elimination nniton3t chan,I0,sbI' W. "a, "a"
''"''H''
:" ld t".S H'1H,l v" invitations have
heeh extended Y" '"hn \ gentleman to UNI
ptre, Grnti"man ,Iatms h" buried his has.
paII ASuNlE al IN" termination of last sea
SUI
MClht"Sh 81 me Council Rufus Nictors
strained a Iikam'nt IN his arm during tn"
n"''" "s '"''h Wv "a ana IN" Ntcturs
lie Will b" IN storage for the balance Of the
season
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-13
RACING SHARKS IN
GOTHAM ARE NIPPED
Practice of Wealthy Owners
Putting Glass Horses in Field
of Truckers Stopped.
DIG UP ON AUCTION BLOCK
By FRANK G. MENKE.
In Memorinm.

III hemorihm.
som ONE
friend came up and sAtd to me.
Play Paddy WhuCk to Win
He'l cop that rHre--H ciuch for him
He'll finish walking In"
And 80 | took from out my Jeans
crisp and yellow hill
laid II on Young Paddy Whack,
And Paddy running stil
IECOND son.
The buete called the ponies out.
Tho seCoud race was due.
My touting friend came rushing up
And yelled TO ''Mnifou"
And so, poor boob | bet once more,
Laid out another ten,
And when the finish line WAS crossed,
found II lost again
THREE SOBS Rl'NtHEp
The story of the third and fourth.
Is very much the same
played two tips. ten each time.
The result brought me pain.
My friend advised me for the NTH,
Play good. old john Provost"
l took that tip, the race was ran
With John left at the post.
INpIGNATlON.
Along rushed friend his face was flushed
I'VE winner, sure" he said
PUNK down your roll on First Degree
And knock the huolirs dead.
I've got 1t straight-hc cannot lose
This is his day and race"
My friend did duck, and dodge a bloT.
Aimed for his pleading face.
FLOOD OF TEARS
"Besone" l cried. out of my sight.
Your tips have made me poor.
I'm bet no more, as you tell me-
Go way, YOU awful hoor."
The tape arose. the field was Oft
The final raec was done.
1t was n Cinch for First Degree
hlrf.r
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-13

Every time Hedrick saw horse
from 81 200 to $1,000 entered in $500,
5000 or $SOO. race he would rush to
the auction ring right after that thor
oughbrcd won the affair and put in a
bid for him at uhe entered price
Naturally. the owner would boost the
bid. SO wohld Iledrick Up and up
would go the price. Sometimes He'd
rick bought in that horse at a price he
considered fair; oftener Hedrick quit
bidding after he had showed the own
cr'S final bid to a figure near to the
real value of the horse
Whereupon the owner OF the horse
would have to write out check for
the difference between the entered
price of the horse and his last retain
ing bid. The check then was divided
among the owners whose horses had
been beaten by the ringer"
Hcdrick soon gained recruits in his
tight to abolish the unfair tactics and
nowadays whenever a horse is entered
out OF his class and wins race He'd
rick or one of his army" is sure to
order the horse put on the auction
block.
OH. yes, since Hedrick got busy the
shrcwd owners aren't pulling their
tricks with such frequency as of yore.
They had found it poor business to
win $3.50 or $500 purse with certain
ringer" horse and then be compelled
immediately attcrward to pay out
from $500 to $500 to retain that thor
Oughhrcd
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-13
Kennedy and Rick
Get Gay Over the
Telegraph Wires

Spike Kennedy, prominent Omaha
sportsman and referee of the Omaha
auto race July Is, and Eddie Ricken-
haChcr have now reached that
opulently wealthy class of fortunate
persons who can engage in gay
repartee over expensive telegraph
wires.
Just before the Tacoma speedway
race, week ago Saturday, Kennedy
wired Rickenbacher as follows: Get
out i'll front al the start and stay
there If you follow these instruc-
tons can guarantee you will win the
race"
Immediately after the race Rick
wired back thusly: "Obeyed papa's
orders to the letter and won the
race"
Some class!
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-13
Chief johnson Gets
Self in Bad Again

Chief Johnson, who is now pitching
for Ham Patterson's Coast league
team, is in more domestic trouble.
Sheriff Pat Dorsey from Fender,
Neb., travelled half way across the
continent to put him under arrest,
with the intention OF taking him back
to Nebraska. 1t seems that the chief
is quite forgetful OF late. He is not
losing his mind, but he overlooked
for some unaccountable reason, the
fact that he has wife and papooses,
and has been neglecting to send them
any part OF his income. A pow-wow
between the officer. Johnson and his
club authorities resulted in the chiefs
release from custody. A compro-
mise was reached by which he is TO
send SIS each month to his family.
Johnson claims that the matter has
been neglected by the club manage
ment. This satisfied the sheriff. as
ii was the money and not the chief
that he wanted Now matters are
serene once more with the big In
dian until he breaks out again, which,
based on past performance, he is
liable to do most any old time.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-13

Uhling wanted to employe Guy Holland
to twiri for them against Snyder today
Rushenberg was the only dude to hook
two hits during the Luxus Gas Co tangle.
Now Joseph Adams Is a free agent. He
has been twtrling every Sunday for Snyder,
Neb
Over at Delott. Ia, Frank Stlimock woke
the natives up by his terrific smash for the
circuit.
Here OF late Blamer is continually in the
limelight with the clout stick for the Corr
Electrics.
In the center patch, Dygert is still pull
ing them down ina sensational manner Tor
the Brandeis
Four fast double plays that made the
fans sit up and blink were pulled off during
the Gas Co, -Luxus jamboree
Dave Davis. formerly with the Bourgeois
has signed parchment 10 work on the
mound for the Frank Deweys
In Rob Riddle and Emil. Gemher, the
e sDd , hFa't tha, ' are lrd to beat
The Ancient order OF United workmcn
team Is still In the market for games
Coll Albert Watt at Webster 57Sb.
Krug formerly with tho McGraw Elcc-
tries and Holbrook of the Hollys are now
affiliated with simpsons All-Stars
The big debate in the Greater Omaha
league today will be the quarrel between
the Luxus and Armours at LuNus park
Those Krajiceks. champions Of the Inter
CITY league, are keeping in shape by buck
ing up against some crew every sunday
A gent tagged Corhetr hooked to the
Polish Merchants is not only talented bat
ter, but also fielder Of unusual ability
For games with the Cour.n Bluffs I'm
perisls call Council Bluffs o0S. address
otto Achatz. 1904 Avenue Il, Council Bluffs.
At corner three Shields pays a grand
game for the Bcddeos Aside from being a
doodle with the willow he is a classy fielder
Next Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday,
the Council Bluffs Imperials will take part
in a base ball tournament at Shenandoah.
Last sunday George Graham OF the Ran
dsis cracked three 'off the shoots dishrd ny
by the kinkers for the Chicago Union
Giants
vance tuhilur. dud's that support IN" Trim
bile Bros when the U"ddros whipped their
pets
Another new bunch have entered IN"
field to b" known AS simpsons Al-S'aIs
They will stage their initial show at BiA!r
today
Ernest sherer is SIM on the hospital list,
In all probability Ernie Will not he physi-
cally able TO don the spangles again this
season.
vochal Of the Council Bluffs stolz is a
wizard on the paths. Fear Is what hits the
ca,chers when he lands on the initial
corner,
Those Te. Be-Ces came close to hooking a
battle last sunday The famous Bourgeois
had tn BATH" TOR eleven rounds To corner
the grapes
kenny. the captain Of the Ramhlsrs Ia
gettin. to he a peHchrrino Bptitrg thu hArI
seed Ills trap Is valuable H,s", TO The
Ramher-
Iud ErrJh. crack short-'oH and ,3ran
NJ hUtor inr IN" Carr Ei"rtrlcs. 10 nursing
huIn -hAN IL VIII probably be on the
shelf tudsh
rhDs" r~ulh Street Merchants are a trirr
hot under tn" sHllLf w, aus- the Omaha
Rcd 81, KS failed 10 show 40 scheduled on
last SUNDAY
Next year. according to President Lynch