The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume], May 06, 1916, Page 5, Image 5

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Saturday’s Readywear Sales
- - and
75
COATS
$12.50
A special lot arrival coming so late
is Thursday, evening. Loose flaring
md belted models in the height of fash
ion's favor. Serges, Gabardines, Pop |
lins, fancy Worsteds and all silk-lined
throughout. Also, smile very smart
White Chinchilla Coats that serve to 1
broaden the assortment. A savings of
$5 to $8 on each coat.
16 TO 46 SIZES
t>t>
COATS
$13.95
A clearaway from stock of a g<K>dly
issortuient of smart Spring Tailleurs
hat are strictly new in every partie
ilar. Serges, Gabardines, Poplins,
iVorsteds ami Tweeds. Navy, Mark,
eseda. Belgian blue and Shepherd
'hecks. This is our first offering this
season of suit* from stock at so low a
>riee, so that we rightfully expect
•risk selling.
_14 to 42 SIZES
Hundreds of Yards of
Special Priced
SILK RIBBONS
TIED ) -into Bous
FREES and Sashes
FOR JUVENILES'
May Processional Wear
25c Yd. 39c Yd. 45c Yd.
Prettiest and best quality Moire.
Taffeta and Jacquard Ribbons in all
shades and white. Mothers will tind
in them many suggestions for re
touching children's hats, for the right
shades and right widths are shown at
the si hove sale prices.
COSTLIER RIB BOX S
So maii\ that are so very new that
every woman will want to see them
at oiiee. Rich and eolorful-eonihina
tioiis. »tripes. ombres and rare nov
elties in a eolor riot.
NECKWEAR!
Kinds That Impart Brightening
Touches to the New Suit,
Coat or Dress
frisp. immaculate confections in
all the new shapes, including the
great collars of Ocorgctte < repe and
Organdie. I laud - embroidered Net
foliar-*. New Pleating* ill < ieorgette
frepe in white and .colors, foliar
and » utT Sct>, Yesters and Ouimpes
arc particularly charming and eff.
t i ve.
GOLD TOP SILK HOSE
Women’s Silk Stockings in black
and colors with ring tops in gold
$1.00
LUXITE HOSIERY
Synthetic Silk Stockings noted for
the lengthv service they give ."iOf*.
Womens Quite Unusual =
"MX
1 - Pink Union Suitsof Lisle \\ it h pure
silk tops. Service-giving and a bit
luxurious in effect.
2 Silk Lisle Bodice band-top Union
Suits properly re-enforced and
adaptable to evening wear. Su
perior quality.
3 Pure Silk Lisle Union Suits with
band tops and re-enforced parts
where wear comes hardest. Knee
length.
We regret to announce that more gar
ments of similar quality and style
will not be obtainable at the dollar
mark.
MILES AND MILES OF
Ginghams
-LX ABSOLUTE DYES
-LX POSITIVE QUALITY
-AT 10c UP TO 25c YARD
Bates. A. F. U.. Toile dn Nord. Ren
frew and Ivanlme Zephyrs. Utilitv,
Anderson and other excellent brands.
It may be a relief to many a mother
to learn of the fact that our 11*16
< iinghams are as honestly dyed and as
fast of color and in as pretty patterns
as ever before.
Market by the King’s Daughters of St. Luke’s Church here Saturday
MANY CANDIDATES ARE
COMING UNDER THE WIRI
M e Carddatet File Their Announce
ment* Yeiterday Than in Ary One
We*k Before.
NVilh oti'.y a month to # lap-** b* for
* hr *i*i» primary elrfiiou** arr hek
fh** * andidate* for futility offl# • a ar
filth* t *»•* I r annmm • m* nt <4 with fh
* l«*rk *»f the firryit eofift in ilrme*
M*»re * * r’lftrat* . of annonneenient
0
tfian tb* r«* had hern in xn> week h#
for* I ho-** Alims In* hid*
f K Km«lrv Ub.rtv dirt rift. |<<
|. »h|i ,n hou*>r of d* ••£*»*•■. Ox* a
Tlrohn \Va»hin*’*»n dlntrb t. ji|j»ti*en
fh* *Hf* Hepublk-an, IV <» Kimrmn
f?< fMihli* ar board *»f ed»»* ** km I,it
*m dirt rift. Tli.oOiv Ot^ary. Imrir
* rat, fount v # **mrnitf*«* Wa^hlnicto
diorfrf ft if hard Wilkie. Oern*** ra'
^ Other* ft I»n r ar* Albert L K *» f •
I'nlon. * mm** * onruntf teeth An I »• * * r
fra* Kr*nk A o Mrjm. prowtifim
At torn* *. ft* public an. J»*hn J Oatir
| ormrraf county rnmmlf frr»t
'*■ » h '<* Mot*-* M Kmm*rth. *»m
l*i..nrr*t TrladHphia. I
-w-■ -t*.-m
I Mcfiinb.v. prf*ecutlnji atXoruey,
U mof rai, K It. Plant, e# h*>o1 corn
• rni Mnnii I nlon district. hem#ernt;
•
p«a#» . YNYliv'er. .Jam# * M Noll,
« rat, hotih<- of #1# locate*, William Tur
ner. Clay illutrh I, committeeman. fie
p'lbluan S* Iby .l#m» . day district,
«<»mmlttfM tnan, lUiMibllfnn. A. <£
, I'-'L hoar#! of education, liitchie. Re
I • *l t»l i« an. arid Char lea C#*ok, jijrtlco #*f
,,* the p# a<e. Rr publi# an. Madi«#»n di#e
„ trirt
MILK PRODUCERS
Of WHfe'.ng D ttrirt Will H#>ld Meet
log Thif Afternoon and Perfect
An Organization
The milk procurer.* and milk rhip
P**r« of the WIiMliRif territory will
i hold a m*« >in** thi* aft*rno«»n at on#*
, ## cl#i# y in tr.«. ,i « rnt»l\ room #»f the
Wh#» lifu' i ofiim» rrmi a^to* iaMon for
: ri ■ • ■ effect ini » p« • vn ■ r • -i I
or .» / ,tlon f iffi# # r u ill ».#• . In. # j
fi.r >h#* m • • 11ny v* if arid a rnAntltn
tl«»n and f»* law will lie adopt*'#] Thl*
. me* »inr n#.f a i»>r>» f#»i dair\m«*n ir>
•|Oh'o #minty. but will the « ntir#*
territory fr**m whi*h Whe*d)na #lrawa
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Lot" of people are having our .
player action put in their up
right pianos. It’s very low
priced and guaranteed for five 1
y*ars. Why don't you see
! about it for your piano?
BRUNO HOEHL
1520 Market SV Second floor
| National838-X. I
. oillk "tippling and prohibit t.,,. I
'
III S',.I.• .Ilia I rod nr. I ,,, M . i
i per* '
*"1 P4l th.-r*. la nnrd ar.| n* t .
"rop'ratlnn air mix i i it ilitfi ri tit
One of pr...|u, t|,„, r„ , ,
tapW de*. lopmnni r.f < i. 1,|„ I
iMtilrailnn .» h. r. i.v tin- .*fll.h(
.I r..fi.|| *a in an <>mpi 1*1. r,
gti.-ti iinn latearn ... .
'■ 1I1I n..' arrnmpli. h |,r him., if
1 ■>,.'•,'1
1 • Oliver. < - • . | . . , ,
parttnofit n( arm ul'nir and thr . » '
'nnalntt d^par'in'-nl of ti,. \y, , Vir
vinla nlvrrtll) a t| la
] MJlrlr**** t h* |f|*
Tor aW, la«t night of Carnival Mh
fM|jf rarr>tinr1n
| COUNTY COURT
Orr I
Oi»r»fr« riU«|
ft
A LOOTED ESTATE
A prominent N’etr York politician named an in<livir|
nal aa An Kxectitor 'I hr Ktrrittnr pro- nl faith lea* fr> | i
Tmat and eompletrly looted the aw* of the Kvtatc VVhv
no unfeguard your K-tnte hv the *;>point onnt .,f ,,t,r
f'ompanjr a* tour K*ret|tor ? A co»i-.ii ,/ition with ua
noata yon nothing Mh> we talk it oxer with yonT
• •pita) j l a
*«• - Security Trust G>. j
1145 Market Street.
Op#tt Rvtaltift
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1 wo Beautiful
Spring Boots
Made of high grade, soft,
\ ;.y kid in two shades—
Pearl Gray
and
Ivory
Button Style
These Spring Boots will
add grace to any lady's out
fit.
Price, $8.00
Mail orders carefully at
tended to.
We pay parcel post.
Nay Shoe Co.
None But Good Shoes
1311 Market Street
RAISIN BREAD
Another opportunity of pur
< haring the famous "Zimmer
Quality" Halsin itreaii, Sutur
tlav. Mar 6th.
IU«I you have some last Sat
unlay If not, "l)o yourself the
favor.”
It’s 10c a Loaf
The Famous ‘'Zimmer
Quality” Layer Cakes are
making new friends every
day.
Telephone your order —
We'll deliver it.
They are JIOc Each
I Another lot of Extra Fine
Southfield Hams.
At ^7c lb.
Olive Special for Saturday,
Quart.
H. F. Behrens Co.
2217 Market St.
Branch Woodsdale.
Baking Department—24th and
Chapline.
” s
Office Supplies
LOOSE LEAF LEDGERS
LOOSE LEAF MEMO
BOOKS
BLANK EOOKS—ALL
SIZES AND KINDS
WATERMAN S AND
CONKLIN FOUNTAIN
PENS
Agent for Corona Type
writer and Rex Typewriter.
Typewriter Ribbons and
Carbon Papers. Berkshire
and Stratmore Typewriting
Papers.
EVERYTHING FOR THE
OFFICE
P erry
STATIONERY COMPANY
.'M» Twelfth Street
L
For your dinner
today, or tomor
row. treat your
self to
FORT HENRY
VEAL
It's just in season
now and we can
highly recom
mend it.
WEINER
PACKING CO
Steel Bridge Corner
h f i 'H« li<»1 * f n ni'rm nd, i*
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»•»«•» . • * • rifo rfc. lit f |M«f «|<<i «
i . I • i *
D'-oil nf Tmtt
,
Woman's Club Closes
Interesting Season
PROF. CHARLES H PATTERSON
GIVES SHAKESPEAREAN
DRAMA.
•Merchant ef Venice.” Together With
a Musical Program. Honor Tercen
tenary—New Officers Installed.
: Thr Woman s club of Wheeling no--'
♦•a its > ear s work arid .*tudy notably*
yesterday afternoon wnh *' general
meeting at the A o i \\ hall, at
which sp.-cial features in riiiniiiemorH
1 *on of the Shakespeare tercentenary
••■re observed. Pri-cedtng the main
program of the afternoon, the ncwlv
elected officer- Of ill. . lull Wet.- In
•tailed, with Mrs John II Hard*-.,
president. Mrs f Hat. - McUin first
vice president. Mr- li i Whi’nkcr
second vice president. .Mis Charles j
Proudfoot recording necteiaiy. \|i« K
V. k**»K corresponding .eeretarv
MIh Matj Van)) ti - • \t- in
lirennaii auditor The | icsnlent. Mrs
Harden. Race an em ourngitig and -titr.
nlating talk regarding tin plan, fm
the contim. year's work, following
.which Prol Charle || Patterson wa«
introduced by Mrs Walter s Kelley.
I of the I H ama league department of the
cluh which was ip charge of one ..f
the very memorable program, of the
t >ear- t
,’aftcr*«nn read Shake.peares
i i! r^^an* Venice, an i not only
delighted the large audience, but adii
eit much to the inetiib-rs knowledge
ot this iittii-uallv interesting ela.sir 1
| )’rof Pattersons remarkable gift of!
portrayal hrough the characters ha !
fore his he::rers in a lifelike manner.*
his mi personal i.>n of Srylock hettigl
l decidedly meritorious Tile gentle
voiced Portia, the polish*.! Kotiian no-.
. bletnen anil the ag* <| money lender.
were presented with lh*- disrritr.ina-1
. tion anil tin.-sse which enabled his au
I dlence to hobi a *»or«l picture created
wholly from the clear delinalion of the
I rh a meters.
j I*he music of tb*' afu i no«»n bad befn
chosen with partu ular regard To ilo
|»la>. and uo of The son us vn-rp uiven
b> one of ibe dub . most gifted mem-:
hers. Mrs Kred Karls. Mr- Kdward
STifol s accoTn|ianii:ient> l*.«vim: noth
inn to be desired, were played in such
! a manner as to detract tint him: from
the beauty of thr selection* but,
! rather added to their effectiveness ,
*tIrnheus" was the tir*t iinniiipr iii.-r.w
n«‘in* no to Hu* ♦»ncor** Dur
in* Mn intermission Mrs. I'aris
\\ ijt*r»* the Bee Sm kv a <'om imstt ion:
hv Mrs Kirartlo Hicri, anil .umih*r
x»-r> charming song number was gd<S
"i in the duel by the Misses Morrison
and sieele. who sang I Know Where
the Wild Thyme Grows "
Shake.-pi are book plains wen 'o he
purchased. also small noscgaxs of the
author. The pleasures of the afiei
nooii were heightened In the Informal
inception which was held at the con
elusion of the program Mrs \v K
aril presided .*i h* lea table, which
was gaj with its springtime decora
tions \*-isting in dispensing ihc lea
and wafers were
Mesdaines
llenrv M Russell John McClure
Gibson < . Id w ell Geo \ Uuihlla
\r. ie Pauli Kdward Stifel
laon Klee Kdward H’ranzheim
Miss Kleanor Sweeney
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
FILLS MANY VACANCIES
_
Democratic Body Holds Meeting in
Sheriff Sweeney's Office Last I
Night.
|, \ aran< ie* r*mamin* on th*» countv
I 'etiuM rat ic ticket were partially filled
by the - ■ linty executive comiriiilee in
, iu* > ting in the sheriff's office last
I nighl Olliei III ancles will be filled
; ai a meeting later
Senator I' K French, candidate for
goxernor on the Itemoeratic ticket, ap
p*a red before the committee and
•Poke a few word* before leaxing lor
lh* meeting <>n I he South Side Other
general business was transacted I
FIRST ANNIVERSARY
Of Dedication o* Thomson M E.
Church Will Br Celebrated Sun
day. May 14
The fir-i anniversary of the dedica
• linn of tin Thomson M K church will
h« • • i-: .1 • • •! Sunday Ma\ It gps
• ial service* of an Impressive nature
x. ,11 mai k ’he obserxance \n unusii*
ally attractive musical progiam 's be
ing prepared, itr W (' Hartinger. the,
pa 'or, - iltl x e-1er11ay The progiam
will he announced next week
Carnival Nearing Close
Large Crowd* in Attendance and Enter
ta nment Has Proven a Success
Ihi- I- the |a*t lax amj night of >hc
Harrx Hunter Shows a’ The Twenty
‘Ighth *trcct I'lay-ground* Manager
Hunter Is enamored with Wheeling
and registered a row that he will re
'urn here later bringing new acts. I
artist- and good-chcei
*>nc of the < nt inti* incident* la«t
ev.nlng that clu-lei always. alMiin
a 1' . hows ho pm It. ,1 \ ,l,. . •
'"l"ied p«'opl. from >!• inphl- fenn
naving nearu mat me mmfrr snow a
w*r«- teaming for n plantation olio
Jeihitot, a# tuallv bought t|ek#i«. « ante
h# r»- • vpeoting »o get • v if a gr- «n •• n t« for
j Southland dolnrt They had had
pretlou* • *p# ri#nre before the puhlu
and wen- a *»pruee. nifty well dre««*«l
eoterle of mnoke artiat
Showman Hunter not prepared
for th*- on rtifeh #food. and had to « i
plain that id:t»k fa* •• artistry wa«* out
of d *tr « ith the « ritual Northern p* o
pie Only in th# South * an ex h
trooper* met with laughing aioeeap
So arranging for their fare* home
the kmdh*arted rnanarer aoothed
th# ir *#»rr«»w* h\ aer-elng to tak# them
on a* 'Km a** the tin at Show «tru#k
th# Whmh and fit* on line lie al«o
•’ o»it a banquet fit for a King' f«*r ,
ith#1 we*r\ traveler*
The ftreat fifteen in one show *m
*«ke tli# rail tomorrow for Atone* »»n.
I'a where th# x will pat a week a
» r gag* tirent . I lienee to tine atid
Ituffalo
TEACHERS EXAMINED
Tf*f« A *e fl^og Conducted by Praia
C. E G*then# and |. t Ew>ng at
High School Today
About twenty # Ify tear her* took the
• \ m.inniion • held ye*terd*v afternoon*
in the p«ntu,«n-hip ntom #»f the Wheel
In* tiigti rrhnnl The te^i* are being
• nnd«»et#d bj Superintendent of
S« • oo|- r E tiilhrfi* and l*rof I K
Kw me They will continue throughout'
t *l«% and if !•» ei|M<rted that a largeri
number will he • gammed today
MAY AMPUTATE
John TrtpodM r.f Untnh \lmn «im#t
mm |<Hf mu nrm n ih<> nf MTI
mi i (it- n* nlitrh <k i nrrcit tn thn IW I
i muni null 'In ••nit «i»ih nmi.1 reulnt I
I 111 ■•*!•• manner Trtpnlli frnritu
f '1 hl« »rit. thr huni* |>mtrti<llna !
thrnnih Mm *1-«h Ho «». mk«n In
. " " * IWnrriil >■*«!•" *1 umll
| Or simmIm ntliirnl Ihn fijti:tur j
CORONER'S JURY HOLDS COLORED
DOCTOR RESPONSIBLE FOR DEATH
BY VERDICT SAY USE OF DIRTY
INSTRUMENTS STARTED BLOOD
POISONING.
Three Witness** Used to Establish
Fact That Criminal Operation
Caused Death.
State of West Virginia.
An inquisition held in the court
room of the criminal court of «>hlo
county. Wheeling. \\ e«t Virginia,
on the 5th day of May. IHtii, be
fore Galia Mitchell, coroner of
Ohio county, upon the view of the
body of Gertrude Kemple. lying
dead The juror* sworn 10 inquire
w hen, how and by wnat means the
said tier!rude Keiuple came to her
death, upon theit oath do say that
the said Gertrude Kemple came to
her death from blood poisoning
which resulted from a criminal
operation performed upon her by
Ur H I! Stillyaril in the month of
April. IPUi. in Ohio county. W
\a. wuh intent to procure and
produce an abortion and the de
struction of her unborn child
And m testimony whereof the
said ciAit and Juror* hereto set
their hand*
H L. Chapman.
.1 M Houston
Clarence Higgs
Richard Wilkie,
linn Holme
Robert Bowman
II 1. CHAPMAN.
Foreman.
GALIA MITCHKI.L.
Coroner.
Three witnesses and the nailing of
a fourth's testimony by the official
Stenographer Were all that were used
before the coroner's jury yesterday
evening to establish the a I love verdict
The inquest was held in the criminal
court room, and was attended by the
prosecuting attorney.
By their verdict the jurors unequivo
rally hold Ur Ho-»v|| II Stillvard,
colored, responsible for the death of
Gertrude Kemple. they finding that
she died of blood i>ot*onlng superin
duced by a criminal operation. Miss
Kemple died last Sunday night at the
Ohio Valley General hospital.
Court stenographer Lout* R. Wal
ters was the first placed on tb*' stand,
following the swearing of the Jury He
read the testimony of t>r W. C Ktxler
Riven at police headquarter* on tho
night following the girls death. In
which statements she had made to
him were contained It showed that
I>r. Ktrler had been called to attend
the girl on Friday. April 14. and Mon
day. April 17.
Further, that he found her suffering
from the effect* of a criminal opera
I Hon. and that after considerable hesi
tancy she said that Dr II H. Stlllvard
had performed It She was taken to
j the North Wheeling hospital and 'hem
attended by I»rs Filler. C. W ITlfert.
Gregory Ackerman. Frank Le Moyne
Hupp and K S tlippus All were
' agreed on her condition, save Btzler.
The witness then produced excerpt*
from the testimony of Hert Low el i,
| taken by him l*>we|| had testified
that he had gone with the girl toStifl
yard's office he having In the mean
time arranged for the operation to be
performed, and then later In a week.
It showed that while the operation was
1 being perform—| 1 .o well had stayed in
an adjoining room. According to hls
statement read, he paid }lh for the
operat ion.
I»r J v Campbell, county physician,
was next Interrogated: told of the au
topsy. it developing that lhe girl ad
topsy. it developing that heh girl had
iriminal operation. I »r. K R. Plant,
county and coroner's physician, reltei
at—I the statement of tho previous wit
ness l>r Plan' said that her death
was caused by blood poisoning, causeq
bv an Inffanin.aMnn or the organa caus
ed by dirty instruments having been
used in the performance of a criminal
operation.
| Plumbing, Heating and Fire
Sprinkler Systems
ROB’T W. KYLE CO.
Now at 151B Main Street.
Get Our Price* Before Installing. *
Let Us Teach Your Children to Save
Our method of saving is very simple, even a child can understand
It. and if vou «tart a child to save in a way that it can fully under
stand the value nf saving money, it will so develop and grow in the
ihild that as the child grows older it will become a regular habit.
l»o noi hesitate to send your children to this hank, as we will
gladly explain our method of saving and the results thereof.
We pay four per cent interest compounded semi-annually.
A Home Savings Bank Free to Every Depositor.
Your < he< king arrount. no matter how small, will he appmrtaeed.
Safe Deposit Boses For Rent. Drafts Issued.
Germania Half Dollar Savings Bank
Comer Fifteenth and Market Streets. Wheeling, W. Va.
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Plumbing and Heating
\V< give prompt attention to repair work.
If \oil arc building anew try our combina
tion (ml. Heating. Klcetric jind Plumbing as a
whole. This will save you money.
Steam-I£lectric Co.
Both Phones. 20 Sixteenth Street.
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Drink
One drink just naturally brings
Siratford on another.
Springs ^ vou r*n * Rrt 11 from your dealer—
Ginger
Ale
Stratford Springs. Wheeling. W Va.
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SODA FOUNTAINS
11 and nome durable fountain*, full} guaranteed, at |<>w priee*
and on easy term* Sample on exhibition end»»di« - late*t idea*
in lamtari equipment and service \ , mpi.tr me of *,.■«#
anriea also
OHIO VALLEY DRUG COMPANY
Wholesale Drugtnst* 1412 1414 MAIN STREET
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