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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-18

ST. LOUIS, June i7.-Delesates to the
Democratic national convention. which
ended its work yesterday afternoon after
adopting a platform which called forth
indignant editorials in the German
papers and reused the ire of the sufYra-
gists. spent more than $1,000, 900 during
their short stay in ST. Louis. according
to the estimate Of James T.. Smith,
chairman of the Citizens Committee.
Nearly all of the State delegations
passed resolutions expressing their ap-
probation Of the generous hospitality OF
the city. Secretary OF War Baker. per-
sonal representative of President Wilson
at the convention. sent "A letter to Mr..
Smith thanking the Citizens Committee
for its treatment of the visitors.
AS an aftermath Of the near riot at
the last night session OF the conven-
ton. when William Jennings Bryan and
many other prominent men and dele
gates were shut out OF the convention
hall because 1t was overcrowded, there
have been demanding that Chief OF Police
william Young resign because of the
inefficicncy of the police force in han
ding the crowds. An afternoon paper
makes such a demand editorially.
some Remain In city.
Though most Of the delegates got away
las, night and this morning a good many
decided TO remain over for the week
end and many of the hotels still had as
guests tonight convention visitors.
German Americans are indignant at
the A~mericanism plank. The Amerrkd,
"A Democratic daily published In the Ger
man laguage. under a heading. "A most
unnecessary comedy" says to-day that
the influence of Wilson Is evident In the
entire platform.
This is nowhere made more clear
says the editorial, than in the clause re-
garding Americanism This clause con-
demns rs dangerous and contemplate
every group and gathering which has for
its object the advancement OF a for
eign Power"
Regarding the Mexican question. the
paper says nothing more pitiful can be
imagined than the attempted apology
Of the hapless watchful waiting policy. "
In conclusion the editorial says :
what the Republican platform says
will appeal a great deal more to Cath
olics of our country. who, by the way,
are beginning to see that the %hyphenate
liz threatening them with danger. and
that they may become its next victims"
D~enOunces Wilson.
The Westiiche Post. German Republic
can daily. also denounced Wilson. de-
--s, 49,, bFl.-., -. ~.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-16
WARW00D
Children's nav.

The Chudrcn's Duy Program ~ cxer-
tiStS VIII DE given az the prtsbyttrian
church. az To 80 SUNDAY morning. The
church viii be beautifully decorated n
movers Tor the occasion Those "a
charSe OF the program report that the
participants are iu fine trim 90 perform
lhrif parts. The Following program
VIII be rendered.
" tI.ums speech ..... ..... lice T.l4ua
bri!l Obey. ..--Hy tH. Primary Bps s
Dialogue Forget -me-uotsr ........
- .-.---- -.-......... kN tho Beginners
it'O tailous-EF norman Marsh. Jam, :
fuWhaurh and Rag Lucas.
TlnlilnE Acrosiice ht tHa Beginners
song ...... .-....-. Mis- Wolfe's class
..Ilii - baisis~ .....-.. Primary Girls
lrgitations-bN Ethel Iascoc. sarah
I'4uEmau Lillian k,yssr. Robert
lnrieIs and Mildred WII.e
cluster Of Nfol.ts" ...... .......
......... Miss Mary McNicNlcs class
Ir.II- Tow OPP Builders .....
......... Miss Emma H4rkIs.~ class
volunteers Mrs 4. % Lucas class
EDrifatlons BY David Pool. Geu-g. 40.
.rSo'g. Martha Alexander and Waiter
kupskF
Flower gafhfrere.
-..... Miss Elsie HcIfcnbinc's class
Rose Dill .... Miss Ncuc Noore.s Glass
'hlldrnu.s Day visitors
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-16
Good News for Sufferers
From Kidney Diseases

ferhaps YOU have expp-irrentad
with many OF the various raredi,-
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ults. and have come to the con.
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consider for q moment that Warner
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bgen on the market for 40 wears Won
VIII asree that 10 must have merit or
me public would not buy IT. regularly.
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ana tested. containing clements bcnofi.
,lai lu Oh" treatment Of diseased
kidneys In the first and advanced
Stages Just read the followinp word a
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sufferers ''
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-16
Vigorous Men
and Women are
in Demand

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-16
DARE DEVIL WATKINS
ONE BIG FEATURE

The motordrome and autodrome
carried with the Model Exposition
shows 10 he presented in V'beeIir-
all next week az she Rrldre PEI
island, should not be COMPOUNDED vim
thr drowcs that have i'm the mast Tow
years exhibited On This city. for within
TINS globe ~ death with walls alwo.f
perpendicular. Daredevil aromobiIe
drivers race with death in high power.
90 racing automobiles. on The wall.
on thls deathtrap at every perform
a ..l me champion trick and fancy
motorcycle drivers OF the world nor.
FORM foats that are thrilling 10 the
extreme and must De seen 10 b.
appreciated Dare Devil. Watkins. OF
Rutland, VI, undisputcd champ'or
motorcycle trick rider gives a per.
Torrance Of trick and fancy riding
while going al break neck speed
Harry Eckhart OF Cincinnati. Ohio
who has never been defeated in Ions
distance riaiug. races around This
alnost perpendicular wall az the rate
oi 90 miles an hour racing AGAINST
Hazel watkins. the only lady driver
who has ever dcred 20 ride such
steep track a. the one which is carr.
90 with tho Model Exposition Shove.
The aufodrome is only one of tho
many featured attractions TO tn
presented az tho PUdge Park Island
oihcr included Curtis Trained
Animal Circus. The oriental thca,-,'
lanoor. Spencer Athcleic show
Emma, tho FAY Girl. The Circus sid.
HfoW \ Day and q Nl-ht az Nerdun
ana 'ir Among tho riding devices
you VIII SEQ the two popular ridr.
IRE Merry Go Round and Tho For- /,
W. noel concern viii ho g.vrr daily
10y 'onIs Royal Hus-sr Bands.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-16
UNUSUAL POINT IN
THE 0RpET TRIAL

WAUkEGAN. Ill. June 15.-A point
sald 10 De unique In the history OF
criminal jurisprudence was brought
up today. al the trial OF William H.
Orpet the University of Wisconsin
student charged with the murder OF
Marion Lambert II was: Is the
moisture produced by Introducing
frozen body into warm room
suincient TO transform powdered
cyanide OF potassium into a solution
light enough TO lose It's visibility.
DR.. Ralph ". Webster. a Psychologist
testified for the state that he had
viewed many frozen bodies. and that
some OF them had been brought into
warm rooms but that he knew OF no
record ever taken OF the attendant
circumstances in the present case.
Whether the cyanide OF potassium
which caused Marion Lambert's death
was administrer in liquid or crystal
form Is regarded as vital in deter
minating the precise manner of her
death. The state contends il was a
solution. The defense that it was
powdered crystals.
While commercial cyanide of
potassium was excessible 10 both
Orpet and Marion. II is contended by
the state that the alleged purchase
OF two ounce bottle by Orpet at
Madison Wis, is circumstance
weighing the scale against Orpet
There was a dramatic moment
when the hat. shoes and all
other garments worn by Marion on
February .. the day of her death.
were introduced.
Slowly one by one they were hand
ed TO DR.. Webster who Unidentified
them as having been confided him for
an analysts OF stains
Holding up a dark green coat worn
by Miss Lambert al the time OF her
death. DIR. Webster pointed 10 three
circular white SpOts on IL
In my opinion this powder like
substance is the potassium carbonate
, which remains from a solution OF
cyandide potassium after evaporation
he said. Its circular form II moth
! ing else, indicates II dropped in liquid
form"
Other testimony was given by Fred
Weban the undertaken who took care
OF Marion's body which was referred
| 10 frequently in the examination -
| DIR. Webster
II was 10 the effect that IL was only
| after several hours that the spots
appeared on the coat while at the
/ mortuary. When be removed the
garment from the body. the spots be
said. did not show.
| DR.. Webster said that this indicated
/ that the poison was I'm the solution
Only evaporation leaving a deposit
I or potassium carbonate would act
/ thus. he said.
] FREE Circus tickets for Boys and
Girls. See large ad. today
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-16

ma chinery. 'N
=. lose Midcap OF Fulton. was fined yes
t'srsE morning before Squire r. q.
/ Hohos on a profanity charge.
The annual outing OF - James.
L-NtHe ran chapel OF Elm Grove which
VS. 10 nave been held yesterday up
=. " Taylor and family % pfea.o,,
Nttiiey. moved yesterday TO St Nsrv's
-, "here they WILL make thelr future
'iiSS sara carter or Elm Grove who
has been attending the Fnirnont Sfafe
E.-inaI school. has returned 70 her
me lawn fete OF the Christian church
or Elm Grove. which was 70 have hen
lelu on Hawkins lawn. was held in ne
Middle Wheeling creek and Peters pun
49, HlEh yesterday owing 10 the heavy
district. 'o F4Ne
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-16
THE THEATRES
THE LEoPARD's BRIDE" - COLO


Tho Leopard's Bride" the thrilling
Mutual masterpiece. Dc Luxe edition.
produced by the Horsicy Cor1pany ie
creating a tremendous sensation all
over the country. There is mingled IN
This story n curious interblending OF
Indian tradition and sentiment which
almost results in the death Of ''Nadje %
the Indian Eirl who would sacrifice her
life for her lover.
Margaret Gibson. the charming Mors-
ley iMutuall star. is seen in the role
Of the Indian maiden. william clifford
plays opposite her. and Nan Christy is
also seen In the particularly strong sup
porting cast
Tho famous Bostock animals appear
IN this thrilling Mutual masterpiece.
ne Leopard's Bride" a hve-act ro-
mantle drama or India. which comes 90
The colonial theatre on Friday and sat
urday. Many % the moot exciting
scenes Of the picture center about these
wonderful trained animals. THE Leap
ards Bride promises 60 he ono Of the
MIN sensations or tho year.
a new Monkey jungle picturo and
Mutt and Js0' cartoons will make an
a program that should attract throngs
or children as well as Erown-ups.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-16

the past several weeks. is improvins
rapidly. '7
Mrs J.. W. Coleman Or Main street
was visiting friends on the Island YES.
ttraav. '''
\. q. Roister OF Main stree, ,..
stepped on r. broken bottle seyNral ds,s
ag' is improving nicely.
Mrs. Earl Leonard OF Tuon-,-f-st
street. returned yesterday from "a f.W
Gays Nislt among friends az P.ttsbgrsT
Mrs. George Mooney OF sixt.ert,
street was recent visitor srnrrr
friends az Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-16

quite a number or ladies' attended
The part! given by Mrs T. p Allen al
Ntutt''uth street. yesterday afternoon.
in honor ~ Misses HIlda Allen and Res
~i' uui. who's, marriages are 10 take
pla'" Monday Tn" dining room was
very prciuiy decorated tn pink After
o. very pleasant afternoon spent Ina
music ana games. . clock supper was
served. Those present were. Nesdarl7os
rus" laIpp. Paul Plank William Me-
. .u@sey. Earl Ncunum. Russell Rranner.
Inward busch and r.. r. Allen. Misses
IL.ll ALLon and Iae-La Wood
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-16
THOMSON CHOIR OUTING

The annual outing OF the -rho-r-o,
fr conditions was dclfrbffriIy 81 49,
y ts terpa} up Wheeling creek Two Ma u
On loads or the singers left the island
early yesterday morning An .tt~,rt.,.
program Tor entertainment ,,.g
ranged and was cleveriy carried on.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-16
DEBT SUIT FILED
o'5rien, o'5rIen and Coleman sring
suit for Or. Hsskins Against
J. w. Schultz.

Attorneys OBrien, O'Brien & Cole.
man brought suit yesterday in the
name OF DR.. Thomas NJ. Haskins
against J. W. Schultz TO collect a debr
OF $4,000. The action is made return
CIrcuit Court W Wv
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Mrs William Jones. 81 Harrisburg
va. was recent visitor m Mrs W l.
lnyr1ts. ~ seventeenth street
Mrs Charles smith ~ Charleston. is
visiting Mrs. vs.. T.. Petit. OF Twcntieth
street
Mrs. T. W. Jones of Twentieth street
Who has been confined fp her home for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-16

The regular monthly meeting or the
hing daughters WAS held last evening
di the home Of Mrs. =. n. Christian. ofi
Iwenty-four'h street. Tho evening was
spent 300 discussing many business plans.
NJ the end oi which a very dainty lunch
CON was served. Mrs. Julia RarcIcy. OF
Bethany was the honorcd guest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-16

Funeral services tor Miss Sarah Ham
ilton tcolored). who died Wednesday AZ
the county hospital. Elm Grove. wall b..
hcld from the Thornhurg undertaking
uarIors this afternoon at $50 O'Clock.
lntcrmont viii be made In Stone church
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-16

a quartz te from Mlsklugum college
' DO XIV. an entertainment in tho audi
nrI.u of the People bank bulldiuE.
~ '-i Alexander. ON Monday evening.
ln" pru-rem 90 b. rendered viii COM
-is' ~ number Of interesting mlsi-
cal selections.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-16

actors and actresses OF cound rcputa-
lion on stage and screen create a
Photo drama Of unusual merit
In addition TO the feature. The Iron
law and fsth''~ Weekly viii also be
shown. Don't fan to 500 this program
AZ the Rex theatre today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-16

Last evening the regular semi-uonth- ,
IS meeting of tho Mount de Chantal
volunteer nrcmCn was held In the school
house. Only routine business OF gen
tra nature was considered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-16
80 saturday Evening.

The Ladies Ala society % the
church uf God. Elm Grove. VIII give
a ~ocI. BOZ tho church on Saturday
gVDaiuE Every effort has been made
nN the committee .u charge 90 make
Lno ALLl-r u .A..ess.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-16

modern. in every detail Material IS be
Ing hauled 20 the ground this week and
the building will De ready FOR occupancy
inside OF the next three months. The
hrm Will handle a number OF cars
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-16

completed 60 submit to the council At
the next regular meeting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-16

Your children may attend the
Big Sells-Floto Circus without
cost. Read the large announce
ment In todsy's lnteIIiqencer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-16
0UT-THE-PIkE

TlM COURT Is nature
+. favored place. with adVan-
taSes over every other
suburban place, yet lot prices
there are scarcely half what
they are in many another allot-
nent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-16

FREE Circus tickets for Boys and
Girls. See large ad today.
The Holly chieftain., 1916-05-26
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waiian folk tales and Alpine legends
will be told. The little people will be
cared for and entertained in the after.
noon during the lecture hour, thus en-
abling the parents to enjoy the pro-
gram more fully.
Teachers and parents are urged to
be present whenever 1t Is possible, for
1t u desired to organize either a play
ground association or q story tellers'
league In this city. Untold benefit and
pleasure would develop from either
one or both Of these organizations.
Clean minds, high ideals and a love
for good books are gained by the care
ful handling Of the story hour. Life
lessons Of Justice, fairness and COOP
Grafton are learned on a well organized
and well supervised playground. All
who are interested in the welfare of
the children Of the community are
urged to attend the meetings OF the
Junior Chautauqua and to assist in se.
curing the daily attendance of each
child In the community.
The Holly chieftain., 1916-05-26
II is 10 o'clock, and the "children's
hour has arrived. Watch them

TT is 10 o'clock, and the "children's
hour has arrived. Watch them
as they come running, crowding
excitedly. from every direction.
They sit in the big tent, an eager, hap
py faced group, waiting in joyful an
ticipation for the coming of the STORY
lady" Watch them q little later al
they listen to her voice with eager,
rapt attention, oblivious Of all about
them. She carries them with her, one
and all, on tour through storyland
as they follow the lives of great heroes
and delve far into the past history of
the races.
Children have a natural longing for
stories, and the story teller aims to
satisfy that longing with the best Of
the worlds literature and with stories
that have stood the test for years.
Realizing the Importance Of active
play for children and the need for or
ganized supervised play, the Chautau-
qua management has provided time
The Holly chieftain., 1916-05-26

for games and contests, to be directed
by the Junior Superintendent. The
lady having this Interesting work in
charge is fully competent to entertain
and direct the activities of the girls
and boys during Chautauqua week.
All children Of ali ages are invited to
attend the "children's Chautauqua."
1t Is free to all, and all will have equal
attention.
The oldest boys viii be directed by
a young man, an athlete capable of
directing games and sports that the
older boys enjoy. The very small chill.
dren will be organized into a group
apart from the older children. 1t is
the purpose Of the Junior superintend
ent to make 1t glad time for the boys
and girls. BY means of stories and IL
Illustrated talks she will endeavor to
help the children appreciate and un-
derstand the adult program more fully.
( Besides the usual number Of myths.
legends and old time fayorites, Ha.
The Holly chieftain., 1916-05-26
DR.. CYRUS s. NusBAuM.
Noted Author and Lecturer to Appear
at ChautauQua,

Noted Author and Lecturer to Appear
at chautauqua.
DIR. Cyrus s. Nusbaum is noted
throughout the middle west as an au-
thor and lecturer. He is great man
with big mind and big heart. The
moment he steps on The platform his
audience is impressed with his per-
sonal magnetism.
DIR. Nusbaum Is always cheerful, but
intensely in earnest and delivers his
messages with zeal and enthusiasm
that strike home His lessons are TAX
en- from every day life. and the truths
and applications are so simple that any
child can follow and understand He
is sympathetic, kind and genial and
has an enviable ability to inspire his
hearers to live the life glorious that he
tells about in his lecture "The Glory Of
Life" His humor is genuine, his char
acter portrayals SO exceedingly real
and there is SO much of real life in his
lectures he never fails to hold his au-
dience in appreciation and enthusiastic
attention to the very last.
Many lecturers are entertainers,
some by means Of humor and some in
an instructive way. DR.. Nusbaum is
gifted with the power to entertain and
vet leave as the foremost thought de-
sire to live richer, fuller life. DR..
Nusbaum's lecture 1.-THE Glory of Life
will be large contribution toward the
pleasure and profit to be received from
the Chautauqua. He will lecture the
evening Of the first day.
FOR SALE
A good team of work mares for
sale. j. w. EeGER,
Coolidge. Kan.
The Holly chieftain., 1916-05-26

Are you ready to make final
proof on your homestead? Papers
carefully prepared. U. S. Commis.
sioner, Chieftain Office.
The sun., 1916-10-10

canny ability to hold the Red soy to
get on. the Boston players began TO
raise the usual how Of "Balk." The
complaint was unjustined. but II was
good baseball to show some spirit about
II anyhow.
There was a near serious argument in
the NTH inning. when Thomas got his
triple to left. While travelling to third
Thomas was either trlpped by Olson or
came into collision with the shortstop,
but Quisley sent the catcher to third on
the score OF interference. Some harsh
words were sent Olson's way by the Red
Sox for the next few innings.
There was at least one humorous sit
uation. When In the late innings II be-
gan to look as II the teams would wind
up In "A tie n diversity of opinion arose
whether the clubs were to move on Ia
Brooklyn OF play on In Boston. The
question was left to Garry Hermann
of the National Commission for de-
cision and poor Garry was as much at
sea AS any OF the fans.
Garry finally pulled out a rule book
and began 10 dig among the commission
provisos for the answer, For all We
know he is still looking for It. The
laugh was on Garry. and he enjoyed the
Joke as much rs anybody.
While the Superbas realize the ire
mendous task they face II they hope
for ultimate victory IN <he series, they
all appeared to he In a buoyant mon,
as they entrained for Brooklyn and the
third tGssle with the Red Sox.
BY DANIEL.