The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume], March 15, 1912, Page 9, Image 9

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I When aomoboc asks you If
youVa rood Iko dscadedSy un>
usual offer in Paragraph 5 of
' this adv. what will you say? *
IT1 The Solo Apollo is the
only player-piano in the world that correctly ac
cents the melody.
"f2~l The Apollo is the only
playey piano in tha world made with a motor
that runs and rewinds the music without pump
0 ing—a mbtor so perfect mechanically that it will
run immersed in water!
, • 130. The Apollp is the'only
player-piano in the world that touches down on
n . the key—as a human musician. § , I
j [J] The Solo Apollo is the
only player-piano in the world that instantly
omits the melody and plays the accompaniment
'l only or omits the accompaniment and pla^s
. „only the melody.
• ' ® We will pay $1,000.00 \o
anyone (other manufacturers included) who f
S produce a player-piano that will do the I
above. Do you -want an instrument that -won't?
A*— mrm mot ALL tim footworn of tko Apollo
Pt-tyr- nano. H kms tnough MOKE to mako
mmT krorkmrmm mod Htorotmrm to «ooll worth
too that yoo roo t afford mot to.
So ttnd yoor mm today.
C. A. HOUSE MUSIC CO.
1305-11 St j ’
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BLUM BROS.
BELLAIRCg. ECONOMY CENTER
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I Mewaline Dreeees, 94.96
1 Friday Sale—Very pretty one
piece dreasca—made of navy,
Copenhagen, old rose and black
meeaaline in rings and small
, figures—'low neck, short sleeves
—prettily trimmed with lace.
You yourself couldn’t have
fhem made for less than $8.50;
while they last, A QEa
special 1.
We sell the widely advertised
Riple Woven “Ripplette"—28
inches wide—15c yard.
Rieelatta U a it rone. aorvtcahMa
. all tha yaar round cotton fabrlr that
can ba worn by r»ory ntntor at tbo
Tamil? lta borullar n«avo rtvra it
a SrSBfey ournro that n» amount ot
waohin* -an taka out barauaa It la
wavoa ta It It la yraokruk. toot
rotor ant will otand mora hard woar
thaa aay rot ton fabric mat. a ad
boat of all It wvo naoda to bo Iron
ed Thiaa what that nnaa la you
in tho aarkae of lima, troubl* and
^atm4rjr^«i»oaa^^^
' ‘ BELLAIRE
JULIUS WEILL
THE POPULAR STORK.
** pieces new spring d-elgnS of
Oerk iM Light Percales. ea hand
some aa any'ever shown for waists
and dresses. l*e and It 14e a yard. '
| BeautlfW stock ar 'Drees uing
liaens. plaids, checks and stripes, all
fast colors. Their like are selling at
I llHe everywhere. These 25 places
we are putting on sale will t>a 15c a
| yard.
I «-**«»»* “•» TOIi»» for one-piece
I ■ ‘f*1 . Tttry ere going te be the
. leaders foi styles this spring. We
! ylrl “°mU k**ul1** M *»= »nd Ho a
Inu,t Ha Is survived hr m
I *ldow and two daughter*. Mrs. rranJ
May. Of Plodlay. and Miss Jsaphla.
caMp. who la an actress and shoe
***** “*■»• l« BetUa yanrrofr
Cspsot Largs Crowd.
Ihdlca^s are that a large crowd o
i *5*f acbool acholara from Ballair
**• taka pan la tha evangelistic us
i ***• *» Wbaauag Saturday To fact 11
• tala transports now as much as pot
th# ShatfyaMs daNmsUon trill*
tea body from there Thoaa rw>.
*■?** M*‘‘*‘f* w,,l *^< »t the Bowl
.•allalrw M K ehareh mi board Up
*fcfcrh wU* ba saat down there
i ■rkooU„ta **• p*« of th
•*** *r,u taaat at tha Drat M. U
I ehttrch .
v Hva heSwatnwi Buried
I Tha funeral af Mr* Chrtauai
• ha died a* the family haee
I
PM
^ Cim ngi/MsKini
JUmWn of Clads No. Id of OM
first Reformed Sunday school bald a
meetlafyat the hams of Mr*. Bdward
Rode wig oa Harrteon street, last
evening. Plana ware considered for
tncreamlng the membership ef the
vcl*aa.
Lenten Service*.
Lenten Serrlfeea will he held In
Trinity Episcopal churchdhls evening.
Rev. W. Stlmson, the psmtor. will de
liver an address. It will be the r*c
alar weekly children's service. ,
■lg Day*
. One of tbe Mg days In Ohio vQ be
pulled off on May 21. primary oloctten
nominate candidates for the vartoss
county offices, select candidate* for
congress and name delegates to the
national convention. Delegates will
also be chosen for the senatorial con
vention of the Twenffeth-Tweaty-seo
ond district, which /wtll be bold la
Steubenville on MaA 29.
Bel7a|re Briefs
A union prayer meeting will be held
'in tbe home of Mrs. L. B. Woodbrldg*
on Belmont street, this morning at
9:30 o’clock.
la a meat of Mias Jennie Holmes, of
South Bellaire. f
James W. Stewart of Springfield,
has returned froed a vlalt at Spring
held.
Mias Nellie Andrews, of Bethteham.
Pa.. Is a guest of Mtsa Ella Whiting,
of Rose HU1-'
Rot. and Mrs. lAn McArthur, mis
sionaries to India, who have been
guests of Mrs. McArthur's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. King White, of Jefferson
street, have gone to Missouri, for a
visit.
Miss Masle Walker, of Gravel Hill.
Is spending a few days with friends
in Pittsburgh. I
The Christian Endeavor society of
the Shadyslde Presbyterian church
will hold a buslneaa meeting this even
lag.
Mrs. Kate Heatherington has re
turned from a visit with friends at
Canton.
Georgs W. Myers has gone to West
Baden. Ind.. whore he will spend a
few weeks In the hope of benefiting
his health.
The funeral of Mrs George K eye or
will be held this morning at her horns
on Rose Hill. Interment will bo
madetn Mt- Zion cemetery.
L. D. Reading, of Eavenaville. Ind.,
organiser for the Retail Clarks Union.
Is a visitor in tha city.
Miss Carrie Long hgs returned from
a vlalt with her sitter, Mrs. Edward
Getrest. of Columbus
Mrs. Lyde Row las. of Baraeevflle, Is
a guest of friends at Rlvervlew.
County Treasurer Dick Lynch, of
; St. Clairsrtlle, waa a* visitor here yen
j terday. *
i The street cleaning department is
doing some good work about town.
The examinations under the civil
service took place last night In tha
city building. It is said a large num
ber took the examination.
| ’ The condition of Jshn Muth. who fa
■ ill at hla home, waa reported as aUght
, ly Improved last, night. g
Howard Heatherington Is at Pitta
burgh this week attending a confer
ence of the glass workers,
i The monthly meeting of tha Chris t
t las Endeavor society, which waa to
, have bees held at tha Shadyslde Pres.
> byterlan church this evening, has
heel postponed to a later date
; . BRIDGEPORT
R. C- MieHanar Will Attar* Oamo
eratlc Comm It* aa M acting at
Cotwnbuo.
R. C Micbeaer. of tbla etty. a mam
bar of Ike central committee of tbe
fttitaedfb flatrtct of tbe atato. wtu Uf>
to < obimbea Tarmdar of bell emt to
|MbM an tmgertaot mining of tbe
•
Infant Dina.
Tha two monthly aid child of Ita
ud Jdra. Biovo Kempeir. of Maynard/
djad. yesterday. after a abort lUneae.
Tba funeral will taka place today,
froth tha 81 Antboay'e church and
Interment win he made in Be An
thony'a cocaetary.
. - *
Bad Aseldenl
AdaOrifflth. aged ulna year*, of Aet
navfite. waa tha victim df a painful
accident, yeaterda While attempting
to dodge a thrown ball with which,
■onto boya were playing, aha rail and
■truck a place of glaaa which cut the
artery of the right wrlat. ShU suf
fered from Iota of blood before tie Ar
rival of phyalclans, who rendered
medical aid. -
—• W
rifT« Mtetinf.
MUa McLaren, of the "Billy" Sun
®f party, addressed a large numher
of school girl, aad their mothers, at
the K tthwood M. E. church, at noon,
mteruy Ths talk was appreciated
by all prsasnt.
Mass bees Will Meet.
This evening the local lodge erf
Macabccs will hold an Important me*.
Ing. A claae of a doten candidates
will be added to the long llat and will
be gtvdn a degree. /
WJley Funeral.
The funeral services of tho late Mrs.
8arah Wlloy were held yesterday af
ternoon from tho Farmington church.
Rev. Wise, of tho Coleraln church, of
flcated aad IntermefR was made In pie
Farmington cemetery
Bridgeport Briefs.
Mrs. Shepp is reported quite 111 at
her home In the Adolf flats.
Charles Keyser of Bella Ire. has se
cured ths coatrmct for a nsw dwelling
to be built at Brooksidc for Mias Della
Heath.
Mre. Lee 8bepherd to quite ill at her
home oa Main street.
The Undies of ths Maccabees Held a
well attended meeting last evening.
Coitags prayer meetings will be held
In nearly every district in the city this
morning. '
Ths Odd Feilowy will hold a meet
ing tomorrow evening.
Miss Benetta Dickey of Mt Pleas
ant Is ths guest of local friend.
of **• •foments of the local
Hlbh school gill attend the Sunday
mooting till, evening.
Prayer meeting, will be held ’ this
morning at ttte home, of O. B He*,
on Jacquet street and Mrs. Sol Douds
on Lincoln avenue.
Rev. Allen Oorden. who has a
church near Pituburgh. Is visiting
his parents here for a few days
The young child of Mr. and Mrs
Steve Horovat of Barton wsa burled
yeeterday In 8t. Anthony's,cemetery
MARTINS FERRY
Sunday Schools of the City to Be Rep
resented in Big Parade *n
Wheeling./
AiTM*»uimn are a-ing made by
of tba local Sunday rfhbooia
to be rapraaantad a the big Sunday
acbool parade which win take place In
WheeUac to-morrow afternoon The
InrltaUoa came to this city oo abort
aotloe, and oommlttaaa are working
bard Jo Rat a* many out tor the erent
aa poaalbia Tba member* of the t*
rloua achoola win meat at tba R A O
depot In WheeHac abortly after 11
•'clock and will march la a body to
the tabernacle It la Ukcly that a
braea band will land tba local dale**
Uom. c
Naw paean.
that several more local mm form a
company.
To Flay Wheeling.
The airls' basketball team ot the
local high school will go to Wheeling
this evening and will make a special
effort to annex the second game of
the series from the Wheeling high
team, thereby making a clean aweep.
The boys’ team baa no gams scheduled
sad will play the HeHalre high team
oa next FYlday. '
Child Dies.
A five-weekeoid child of 'Mr. and
Mrs. Roy By rum died ytsterday morn
ing at the home on Zane street. The
funeral service* will be held to-day
rrom the home and Rev. Hodges will
officiate, and Interment will he ihade
in the ML Roes cemetery at Mounde
vllle.
Will Conduet Market.
The class taught by Mrs. John Stro
be I at the Fist M. E. Sunday school
school will conduct a market to-mor
row afternoon at tbs office of C. E.
Duff on 9outh Fourth street Home
made bread, cakes, pies and other
good things win be on sale.
League Social.
The Lusher League of the St. John’s
Herman Lutheran church gave a'so
cial at the church last evening, which
wae attended by a large. number of
local and out of UlwnWpeople. a
splendid program was rendered and
| refreshments were aerved.
Funeral Service*.
The funeral services of the fate
Mr* Came Fhnttlewqrth will be held
from the ho<#» of her rather. Captain
L. W inglekrighL oa North Fourth
street thtmafternoos at y. o'clock. In
terment wilt he made la Liawfod
cemetery at Bridgeport
1 tain the member* of the Camp Rest
Whist Club and' their husbands at
her home on North Fifth street this
evening.
George Blackford la expected home
from Tampa, Fla., to-day, where ne
wgs called by the serious illness of
Mrs. Catherine ttrady
The Industrious Dames were, pleas
antly entertained yesterday afternoon
| at the home of Mrs. W. 0. McClain,
j on Jefferson street.,
The German Alliance held a big
| meeting last evening In Scbeehle a
; hall, and a fine banquet was served.
I A local man who was arrested for
: mistreating hia wife by the local p»
| lied on the complaint of bis wife was
l let out on the promise of future good
behavior. ■
, Ernes! Pyle*, the Ibcal lad, was
I given a hearing before Judge Nichols,
of the Juvenile court at St. Clairsvllle.
!' yesterday, tnd was sentenced u> the
reform school, but the sentence may
be suspended.
GOOD ROADS
* /
In West Virginia and Wsrk to Better
Others Subject of Interest
ing Report
Interesting la the extreme to all
good road advocates la Warn Virginia
are the proof sheets of a pamphlet
that will shortly he Issued by the good
i rands office of the Deportment of
J Agriculture dealing with the progress
of the good read movement In West
V at*
voeatee of rothrldt labor-on our roods.
The axsraga coat of good roods la
Ohio and Brooko counties la *14.500
per mile.
Harrison county has 789 miles of
road, of which BO baa bden dragged.
Harrieon has 10 miles or Improve^
road all surfaced with stone, making
-the percentage of improved roads for
that county 1 31.
Wood county has 1.140 miles of
road. Twenty-eight miles have been
dragged. Wood has 9 miles of Un
proved roads, all of which la surfaced *
with gravel.
Ohio county has 200 miles of road,
of which 160 miles la surfaced with
atone, making her eeslly West Virgin-,
la's banner county In progressive road
building.
DRAM ATHRE •
Court Heuse Tower at- Hamiltev, Falla
in on Firemen, One
j is Dead.
I HAMflLTOV. O, March 1- John ,
ftuker. a fireman, wss killed and Wil
liam I. lavs. was fatal tv crunlMd «w
I day, when tbs tjgh toweref the But
I i«r county Bousrhpuse in wMdh they
I were fighting a fife, toppled In war da
burying thorn Both worn pronounced''
1 dead when extricated, but Lav% al
' though not conocloue. wae Cousd to be
| stilt •live. The loaa la eetlntalod at
I1M.4M. It in feared that mis* of
i the spectator* have been burled
TRIBUTE l« RAID
NEW CHINESE REPUBLIC
I’ARIA March 14 -As *~T ~ ~*~ g 1
I tribute woe pWS te the new
of china to-day wImui *0
| flan all parte of Du rep*
j In Parte at a banquet SMB
pteee of the Chtnree republican COBS
nsltlee of Europe and of U«e Chine
Pfirh unisuri * * * ^ I F"
Tboos reports are ooly esmpHsd by
ths pood roodo offteo svory In years
ood tbs information below ralotes to
tba |rogrins of West virpltha roads
frodi ]PP« to IPO. Tbe patbertac
of tbs tolbrioatiso has osly bees roos
plated withto tbd post low day*
Tbs total tnlleoc* si psbl|r roods Hi
West VtrfkUo so J rosary 1. Ill* eras
I*.IS* mites, tonndi tbe total Mil*.
M* tar lot by Mil MHOS. Tbs
Mot* bod ot tbs latsst report III
miles «* Improsed roods sod of tbaoe
*•» Hill Arrive*.
IUt Hill OM maw pea*or at t*a
Caned PreahTtartaa ekarek arrive
IMT* rwtrrda? frwa Leirwh*. Pa Tk*
mw paatar win p reach Haadar awa
•ac. bat m mmttmm wia ha k*M u