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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-01
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-01
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-01

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-01

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-01
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-27
EIGHTH WARD MAKES
PROTEST ON SMOKE
Complaint Registered With Council
Against Nuisance From kaIbtzer
Plant and Traction Power
House.

4 petition signed hy Ch:istian Vic
wig. Jr.. and about ia other. citizens
Of The Eighth ward. asking for relief
from the smoke from the kalhitzrr
Packing company rlan' and ciId'rs
and grit from the stacks Of the
Whe cling Traction cOmDany'S power
plant. was presented 10 council last
evening.
4 committee composed Of Mayor {.
VI. Nnsinr. rounriman f., l.. Arm.
hrcchr ana William II Hare. City
MANAGER e.. q. NnCl" and Solicitor NJ.
!. Cuiinan will make an Inspection OF
conditions complained Of in tho petit
tnn and report 70 council.
Mr.. Nirwic was allowed Tho priv
lego Of the tlonr and stated tn" Condi-
lions about which Eiehih ward citi'
znns protest som" weeks ago. Il"
said. IN" smoke slack III III" Kali
hitter packing plant blow down. \
new stack WIS ERECTED, NJ! much
higher than an ordinary dwelling
house. with thr result that when he
boilers arc fired III with soft coal
dense clouds OF smoke rnrr out and
envnloD the whole community.
CinderS and Snnr from The stacks Of
tho Wheeling Traction power rlant.
Mr. Ni"wic told council. ar" very an
moving. filling houses. covering walk;
and pnrchnS and Sn:iing clothes. or
ton. he said. he sweeps as much as
a half peck Of this grit from his Walk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-27
TO BE LARGEST GATHERING OF
KIND OF PROMINENT MEN
EVER HELD IN WEST VA.
Officials From Ar Over This Section
and Eastern Ohio to Discuss
Important Matters.

Preliminary plans we're made yes
terday for The largest gathering OF OF:
fccrs Of the United Boys Brigade or
America ever held in West Virginia.
They will convene in this city Monday,
.Iuly q, for an ail-day business session.
The meeting will be held in the First
BAPTIST church and will be attended
" prominent men from many parts or
Vest Virginia and Ohio.
The gathering is for a number or
purposes. including the lnaugura tlcCl
of a wide campaign for memDerSnlP
through this entire section OF west
Virginia and Eastern Ohio. Commit
tees will be appointed later 10 receive
those who attend the conference. -,
Other matters 10 be taken up Will
he 10 devise plans 10 hold bi-state
United Bows Brigade encampment
this summer or early in the tall lot
the hundreds of young soldiers. and
scores Of officers Of West Virginia and
Eastern Ohio. An effort will be made
b, the officers of this state 10 have
the first annual encampment he!o IN
West Virginia.
The matter of reorganization OF the
companies will be discussed and pro-
motions will probably be made.
Among the cities and towns repre-
sented AT the conference here are:
Parkersburg, Williamstown, st. Marys,
Moundsville, c a M eron, Fairmont'
Clarksburg, Warrington and al me
Wheeling district in West virginia! IN
Guiding out the pike and up the river
towns. Eastern Ohio will be repre-
snntnd by officers from Steubenville
Cambridge. East Palestine. East LIVER
pool. Rcllairr. Martins Ferry, Bridge
nur, and SOrkVille
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-27
COUNCIL ASKED TO
ASSIST PLAYGROUND
North Wheeling People Ask for Steps
to Make Ground More Sanitary
and for Protection.

Citizens of North Wheeling last
evening petNioned council. for some
assistance in maintaining the play
ground at the river shore on the
Wheeling Steel and Iron company's
property near First street. A petition
was presented bearing the names OF
Rev. Roy McCuskey and about 175
men and women of North Wheeling.
The petition was referred to City
Manager Maggie, with instructions es-
peciallly to see. what can be done TO
vest the manager OF the playground
with police power for the proper con-
duet Of the ground.
Rev. McCuskcy. in verbally address
ing council. indicated that it is not
nSpcc;ed Thar any extensive appropri-
ton will be made for maintaining the
playground He suggested. however,
that council have the sewer running
Through the ravine covered. prohibit
the dumping of rubbish over the bank
above the playground. provide light
or TWO and vest the playground man
iager with police power.
Rev. McCuSkey stated that negoti-
atoms have been opened with the
PENNSYLVANIA railroad officials to Sc.
cure subway under the railroad to
eliminate the danger to children IN
crossing the tracks to get to the play
grounds.
The playground is maintained
through small contributions secured
by nrivate subscription. and Rev. Nc.
Cuskey indicated that more people
are willing TO aid the cause If the
city Officially takes recognition OF the
playground and controls it to some
extent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-27
B|-S7A7E UNITED BOYS BRIGADE
OFFICERS CONVENE HERE JULY 3

Twenty-ninth street, are the proud
parents of daughter, born Monday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bliske have
changed their residence from NC
Mechen to Jacob street. this city. MI.
Biske was formerly connected with
the Midway theatre at .McMechen.
Louis Holdermann, Of Eoff street,
has returned from a weeks visit at
Hiss Carrie Corners, Of Merritt
street. is i'll.
Misses Anna Winters and Angela
Martin, of Wood street, are visiting
with Miss Irene Martin. of Warwood.
Harry Walt. Of South Jacob street.
spent yesterday with relatives at
Grafton.
George Hicks. Of Main street, who
recently fractured his ribs In fall
at his home, is recovering.
Robert Morris, Of Jacob street. who
was injured some time ago In the
Riverside works at Benwood, is still
in a very critical condition. +
Miss Alice Long, of Water street,
is recovering from an illness.
Miss Anna Lee Bates. OF. Jacob
street returned to her home after
spending several days at Pittsburgh.
Frank Carpenter. of Water street..
is visiting his parents. MI. ana Mrs.
Ralph Carpenter, of GAINESVILLE.
Alfred LOTUS. Of Merritt street, Is
visiting friends at Cleveland.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-27
Council Appreciates
Its Visit TO Dayton
Elliott Resolution Thanking Ohio City
Hosts and Commercial Assocta-
ton Approved.

Resolutions expressing to the city
officials Of Dayton. o.. and til" Wheel
ing commercial ASSOCIATION ihe thanks
Of Wheelins's council for The pleasant
and profitable trip TO Dayton last week
when this ctty'S coaucll and officials
were permitted TO witness tho opera ion
of the Dayton Commission government.
were aiUTtcd BY council last evening.
Councilman Elliott and and adopted by
unanimous vote. Tho resolutions fol-
low:
To the Dayton Hosts.
BE 1T RESOLVED: That Nc. The
officers and council Of the citJ Ut Wheel
ing. Yves, Virginia. extend our sincere
appreciation In tho city Of Dayton. o..
the city officials the Greater Dayton as
ISOLATION and especially Hon. II. NJ.
Waite. !. NJ. Guild and Mr.. Ach for the
tion accorded us on the occasion OF our
recent visit to that splendid city.
And. That we acknowledge our ohli-
cations for the helpful counsel md ad
vice so willingly advanced in the true
spirit IF cooperation among cities.
BE TT RESOLVED: That the city
council and officials Of Wheeling extend
to the Wheeling Commercial association
our hearty approval Of the spirit nf
constructive cooperation r:id"nccd On
tho occasion of our visi' 10 Day'i vi AZ
guests of the association. That W"
express nur earnes. appreciation ~ IN"
valuable and unselfsh assistance given
US hv the associations cpmmItt"H
,hrouchout our investigation of tho
Dayton plan Of government. Aud tic 1t
further
RESOLVED: Since the great need
n. constructive cooperation between
the CITY officials and the association was
so conclusively demonstrated on this
Joint junket. that We express III" h"r"
that the relations here begun VIII he
firmly. established to tbs end that Inc
hest interests Of 10 ely may he PRO
cd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-27
SIDE TALKS
Falling in Love

OF all tho many strange and word.r.
ful things IN the world that We have
ceased - realize ar" strange "nf Won
dertui just because thev happen every
dar think there is no one more IN
comprehensive and moro tasctnaiinSiE
mysterious than tn" fact THAT a certain
man falls IN love with CORA IN woman
Tor vice vNrSa) and "arn"' ~" hap'E '"r
thinks h: raat) with any other person
in tho world
We So. This c"erv day and w. accept
II as n"vitnblN hNcauS: II is fa'n:llar
Rut take some particular case IT 'Wn
engaged people and ask yourself why
either should feel that the Sunshine
would bo Mottnd out 81 his life II h" or
she couldn't hav" that perfectly nice
hut perfrctly ordinary person tor Il
mate and you will perhaps get m!
what pt1ereuce Did It Maker
The circumstance which brought THIS
particularly before my mind Was nle",-
Ing newly engaged couple" FnH mar
had wanted the girl for years and had
Gnallv nusted his rival. And. unlik"
most mon. he wanted the world 70 KNOW
tho odds No had h"in up against. RIO
told US All about IL. how nc ead Inad.
no his mind to marry h"r IN spite ~
rho others head<:art and how he had
bent his whole rHistcnc" for two years
to tho task sc getting her.
And all the tim" he talked Just
couldn't holr. Wondering -h.it why did
il make such 4 difference to him; WhE
couldn't NJ have taken SOMEONE else:
The woods are Full Of Them.
You 500. although she was 4 perfect
J.. nice. rather pretty girl. thor" arc
hundreds -;sht in This town just as nice
and juS' as prctty as she.
Stevenson .~1lS in his "NirSipibliS
PucrisI,;c'' ot q husband who hears
after marriage thai; some poor fellow
is lying ~ his wif"'s love. What =
pit H. eNciaims. YOU know couii
ve, that is = very happy union. Ru'
ri wager tho husband didn't think that
way before marriage.
Ono Can See How the Exceptional Per-
sou does It.
One can s-> how surprisingly heau-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-27
Beuwood Briefs.

Miss Olive Cross. of West Farming
Ton. o.. arrived in this city last evening
10 spend f.w days with her uncle and
aunt Mr.. and Mrs. E. Brandon.
James Hunter. OF Main street. Is III
with tonsiltis.
Harry Smith. of Eesemer street. Is i'll.
Thomas Flanagan. who was injured
some time . go when he was thrown from
a machine, Is ahle 10 h" Al work.
Ness Mildred JiQucttn. nf Falrmnn,, Is
the guest # MIR. and Mrs. James Hunter
Of Main street.
Tr. ". r. Hartwig and family have re-
turned from visit at WiloTville.
MISS Vera covers. of Water street, Is
recovering from Il serious illness.
Andrew Alderman and tho Misses
Mary and Rosie Alderman. Of Water
street. will leave tomorrow for the east.
Miss SUE Mahond. of Water street. Is
visiting friends at Glenwod.
l. y. pa"is, of Chicago. called upon
Rev. 6. D. Sampson yesterday.
Council met last evening in regular
session.
Miss Vera Kane. Of High street is ill.,
Harry Martin, Of st. Clairsvillc, is Wis
ting friends on Water street.
Miss Florence Iiukert. of Main street.
has accepted n position with the Wheel
ing Tile works.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-27
SOUTH SIDE NEWS
Paul Il. Manning Killed.

Paul II. Manning, who was lnJur'nd
Al o'clock Monday evening while
employed at the La Belle coal mine
died five hours later at the Ohio Val
ley General hospital. -,
After being first removed to me
Schmeichel undertaking parlors the
body was taken 10 the family nome
ut Left Hand Run,
Besides his sorrowing wife. one
brother. LoniS Manning. and one Sis
Ter. Mrs. Hugo Nadenbach. .sury!Ee,
him. Funeral services will be held
on Thursday afternoon ii inc family
residences. Inlrrment will be in Nj.
Zion cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-27
Mistreatment Of Serb
Bishops Now Alleged

WASHINGTON. June 2G.--Mistreat-
ment Of Serbian bishops, and, clergy by
Rulsarians was reported today by the
Serbian legation here. In d statement
the legation said:
"The Serbian bishops and clergy are
being treated in a brutal way IN the
Serbian provinces under bulgarian
occupation. The bishops of Scrguio Is
informed in bulgarian, monastery,
Tho director of the Theological semi
nary in Prinzrnn Steve nimiirtevitrh
has been ordered with 100 Of his p,r
nils tn 60 on foot all the way 10 Sofia
and no news Of them has since been
received. The Rulgarians are enforc.
ine their schismatic religion in Serbia
and the Serbian clergy is being eX-
PEELED from the country"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-27
HEADACHE.
NEURALGIA
DON'T SUFFER-! GET A DIME
PACKAGE OF DR.. JAMES HEAD.
ACHE POWDERS.

You can clear your head and relieve
dull. splitting or violent throbbinE
headache in moment with Pr
James Headache Powder. This olo'
time headache relief acts almost maEl'
cally. Send some one TO the drug store
now for dime package and a few RIO,
ments after you take a nnwdeT, you
will wonder what become OF me nead-
ache. NEURALGIA and pain. Stop sur:
fering-it's needless. Be sure you ger
what you ask for.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-27
.EPWQRTH LEAGUE
STATE INSTITUTE
Will Be Held in Buckhannor In August
Under Auspices Of W. Va. Meth.
odist Conference.

\ State Epworih League ms l'u'"
viii be held ~ WrSl Virginia Wesley
an College. which is located AT l'urK,
harmon. and will last from August /
tn1n. II is IN b" conducted undo: INC
auspices Of The West EirGlnla CONFER
rncc ~ tho Methodist Episcopal
church. The officials ar" !. Elher'
Wells. dean: Mrs. Wells. dean Of wom-
on; Rev. II. Blaine Moose. registrar;
r. W. Roberts. recroationai DIRECTOR
and Dr. r. ". Farnsworth. secretary
and chairman Of local cnmmitlnr.
The burmese of Tho institute IS ihrfc
field, Developments in Christian expert.
rnrn. training in Christian service ana
phvsiral recreation. The INSTITUTION
curriculum higgins with morning watch
service. and classes are held through
nur tho dav in Bible stud. evanrrl'
ism. Epworih l"agu" methods. rfcrH.
alton, etc. The in$Ii,ut" IS PrImariIF
To Iualifv' those who attend TO leader
shin in church work.
Board and lodging may he acqllre1
AZ the college. and all The pleasures OF
"A first class summer resort may Dc
had. ne The college is situated on
West VirCinia's most beautiful river.
which furnishes rXCellcnt facilities for
boating. fishing, and swimming. Ap-
plrarion blanks may he Obtained from
Rev. H. Ria inc Moose. Tunneiton, W.
Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-27
Rohinson-MacDonaid.

Tuesday evening at the nome OF
Or. and Mrs. J. NJ. Macdonald, oi
North Noble street. Rellaire, occurreu
the marriage Of their daughter, Mar
tha Ada. to Mr.. Elmer Charles Rob
inson, of Shadyside, Ohio.
The wedding was solomnlzed AZ y
o'clock by the Rev. Charles II. Mac
Donald. D. D.. an uncle Of me nriae'
pastor Of the First Presbyterian
church of Ashtabula. Ohio. The i'm
pressive ring ceremony was perform
ed in the presence Of a large num-
her of relatives OF The principals.
Prior to the ceremony Miss Eliza
beth Moore very pleasingly sang o.
Miss Claire Reed of Rarnosville.
Ohio. rendered the Lohnngrin we'd
ding march for the entrance of the
bridal party. 4 pretty altar was ar.
ranged Of palms. AT each side NJ
which tall white tapers were hurh-
ing. Little Miss Nancy Ellen Mac
Donald. a niece Of the bride. acting
as hower girl, led the way, Sh" car
ricd a basket Of white roSchuds. She
was followed by Miss lean MCGnnn.
the maid Of honor. wearing pretty
gown Of green tulle and carrying an
armload If kaiserin roses.
The bride entered on the arm of
her father. who gave her In marriage.
She was gowned in a beautiful crea.
lion Of white satin. trimmed in yea!
old lace. A vol Of tulle was caught
TO the hair with wreath Of orange
blossoms and fell full length. forming
a train. She carried an exquisite
shower bouquet Of brides roses and
valley lilies. Al the altar the bride
was met by the groom and his
brother, Mr.. John Robinson. who act
ed As best man. During the servic'
20. Perfect Love-" was rendered by
Miss Reed at the piano.
A supper was served following the
ceremony by Madame Terry. Tho
whole house was beautifully dacorat-
ed by Florist Langhans, all appoint
mAnts green and white. with white
roses predominarinS, On the brides
table a beautiful centerHiece was ar
ranged of white roses and sweet peas.
The bride is the attractive daueh-
ter of Or. and Mrs. j. NJ. Macdonald,
and a graduate of his year from tn"
University nt Wooster. She is one
of BellaireS most popular young
ladies. The groom is a nrogrnsSiv"
Young business man. and is assistant
cashier Of rho Shadysidr Bank
After the wedding supper tho Young
couple left for An extended automo-
bile trip which is N include tho rrin.
cIpal eastern cities.
A large number Of out.nflnwn
guests werc in attendance at the
wedding. among whom were Mr.. and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-27

rif,i or fascinating woman could arouse
Srcn a passion. bu: how can perfect
j.. ordinary woman accomplish u"
But isn't ii just splendid that they
cam
whole world. No matter how poor .tAo%
ar. how piurh"d theiy existence. IN
each others presence tho lovers can hn.'
some magic TINT transforms IN" W4rid.
Thank heaven hat they do. VII" LACK
So many ,,ther hrautlfuI things IN lie.
can NJ least have this--pcrhap5 the
r,net hcautitul
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-27
p-oeraps IN Fifth ward.

Yesterday Miss Clara Hanly and Mrs.
n f;resrhncr, hnuse-to- house canTasserS
for the Fifth ward. in the interest OF the
Rcd Cross. received the following contr-
buttons: 49,
Inkc Saucr. s.: Mrs. Candy. s.: Miss
". Moran. So: Mrs L. Moran. 81; Mrs. H.
t:,nners. 81: Mr.. II. Corners. 81: Mrs.
Lick Doegan. 81: Mrs. l.. Baker. 81: Mrs.
Slonaker. 81: Mrs. O. Mcmillan. 81: Mrs.
2. Cooper. 81: Mrs. F.. James. 81; Mrs. j.
O'Erirn. 81: Mrs. Sauers. 81: Mrs. F. Nc
Hes. 81; Ms. F. Rrannnn. 81; Mrs j.
Gcrby, 81: Mrs. e. cox. 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-27
BENWOOD
Prevented Further Damage

Yesterday afternoon tn" hoyS or the
rocal volunteer fire department. did Splen-
did work About els nrc alarm "aS
snn, IN f-,r, North Rcnwood. The boys
Immediately responded with their truck
fire cncin,. In Il short tim" they we're
upon ;hc sc?ne and hal their hose con
usctod. They found that the chimney
of 81 house on Eof street had caught f.re'
knGwirc that water would do more dam
a., 90 than good, they used fire cXtlnEulsh-
erS. In a little while the fire was out.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-27
Basket Picnic.

Tomorrow tho various societies OF the
Bcnwcod Settlement Hnus" Will hoiG
their picnic at BoEgs Run. They VIII
meet in he kindergarten rooms az 80
and march TO the grounds. Miss Elsie
FIartline, Miss Agnes Little and Mrs. r
d Marin will be in ChArGc.
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Exnected Home Today.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Springfield,
who were married Two weeks ago in
Wheeling and have been spending
their honeymoon in the east. are eX.
pectpd 10 return 70 this city this
morning. They will take up their
residence in n newly furnished house
on Twcnty-ninth street.
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M O a. Club Entertained.

Monday evening al her home on
Jacob street Miss Eeva Cans enter
tanned the members Of the NJ. O. a.
club. Sewing and music occupied the
time up until late hour, when re-
frpshmnntS were served.
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nnited Rahaccaa Meet.

Tomorrow evening the United Rehcc-
cas will meet in their lodge rooms at
NcMechen for the purpose of eiect1nS
officers. All members are requested to
be nrcSsnt
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Mrs. W. n. Baker. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward CLANCY, Mr.. and Mrs. Rome
Srrtens. Mir. and Mrs. L." Cunard
Miss Hazel Cunard Mrs. ". p. Reed
Miss Claire Reed. all ri BHrnesTillc,
Ohio: Mrs. W. +. Baker. of Peoria,
III: Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Ste~arL,
of Washington, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. L:
E. Miller and Miss Sarah Miller. of
Beallsvilln. Ohio: Miss Mary 2. Mac:
Donald. of Ashtahula. Ohio; Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. ". Moore. Miss Margaret
Moore and Miss Elizabeth Moore. OF
West Alexander, Pa.
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Red Gross Nurses Meet.

Tho Rod ,"rn<s nurses Vt this vicinity.
who havH already enrolled. held a meet
ing in IT,, Ohio Valley General H"Sri'al
last evening Miss Wells. tn" assistant
surorint"ni"n: gay" - I"m"nStrti :"n IN
handACinr. Instructions ~ great b"ncht
in the wards work, w"r" given.