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, TEWLE SISTERHOOD CONCERT
I IS TREAT EOR MUSIC LOVERS
JCR3. XTVGA AND QUARTETTE O T
PTTTSSUROH SOLOISTS PlLEASE
CROWD AT ELKS CLUB.
All Sing-cre Well Received and the
Solecttons Bring- Forth
Hearty Applaute.
1 On.-a more Wheeling music lover;.
w?*re given a treat in th* concert that
was it Hen 1 y Mrs. KIsa <J?: r; ?! i f r; *c f' ?: it :i
land a quartet te of soloists f:? *::i I*!tf^
burgh. last n:?rlit. at th* l-ilks u?;?!!t?? t ?
lum, under the rnis-i ? th-- Koff
Street Temple S! t-r.h.-.. ! \ rew.li- '
houee greeted the singer* th>-ir >-f
forts to p!c ise were row. r.j?- ! by ap
plause. that brought encore -fter en.ore.
Opening the program with the quar
tette from Rigoletto th. .* sang their
way through o;?-ratic nu.mi.ers that
were a Joy to hear after the weighty
programme th.at were w-ro forced -to en
dure recently, and" ..tie that dd not
please nt all. Miss Murray was more j
' than delightful In every respe.-t and ,
made many friends by her beautiful ,
tnte-preutioa of ber songs and the ,
. audience showe.l Its appreciation t?f the
.old time favorite which was none other
than "O Promise Me." from Itobm I
Hood.'
Next followed ^tr thithb.-rt. the much
heralded basso cantate. and t<> say that
he pleased Is putting It lightly. His
'voice was not what wo had expected t??
hear and In the middle register revealed
a most pleasing baritone quality. but
wavered In tire low register so that the '
resonance was lost. Hut that :s not de- ?
crying the fact that he sang well, as '
be Is a'fine musician and hundred his '
voice In a very Intelligent way. >
Mrs. Dug"* Pleating. '
Mrs. Elsa Puga. out own soloist fr<-m ?
town. w;g* heard t.. excellent advantage
In the "Visa! li'Arte." from Tosca "The
Jewel Song." from Jr'aust. and as an en
core sartg the aria from lintterfly. A
beautiful voice und one that atw-av*
? pleases, Mrs. Puga more :han ever has (
i won A place for herself in the hAnrts
,of the % local musicians Mr. Will '
, Rhoades, the tenor, has been heard here j
before gnd sang scleral operatic en- ,
cores as. well as two ducts with Mr.
CuthberL He sang w:th a pure tenor :
quality and made use ,,f the mezzo voce
voice a number of times that proved ms
artistry of both drama:/iml repressed
singing. yis song "l.ei't. ' was ,\ very
clever song and he Interpreted the song
In a very artistic manner Vestl TjU
Gulbba and the "I.a IVmnu. Mobile." he
sans with a vim and keen insight and
?eemed to be master ..f h:.s entire vocal
equipment. Having ni^te many friends
In the last concert, he as ??fin was warm
ly received for his excellent singing last
evening. The concert was very much
* enjoyed and will he remembered as one
of the fine concerts t aat his been
given hare this evening.
SEEK OVERTURNING OF
NORTH DAKOTA RECALL
Bismarck. N TV. Nov. 21?(.Ely the
Associated Press* ? A petition asking
nullification of e North Dakota
fecall election of October 2S, In which
. three state officials elected with the
endorse ment of'the non-partisan league,
were ousted iri favor of the Indepen
dents, was filed In the state supreme
court late today.
The petition was filed by attorneys
representing five "taxpayers." The at
torneys asked the court to hear thern
^tomofrow morning In question whether
the Court will accept original jurlxdlc
, tion.
The petitioners al>ge that the peti
tions asking for the recall election were
' ytiot signed by thirty per cent of quali
fied electors who voted at the preceding
election for governor and that the re
call election itself therefore was itlecal.
OR. MOLLERI NAMED
BROOKLYN'S BISHOP
Rorhe. Nov. I!?(Tiy the Associated
Prase)?The.Rope held this morning a
secret consistory In the presence of all
the cardinals Rvlngyln Home. In which
he appointed the following bishops
Right .Reverend Thomas <K. Mollerl.
D.D.. titular bishop of 1/ora and admin
istrator of the diocese of Brooklyn. ap
pointed bishop of Brooklyn. New York.
iKeveread Alexander J. McOavlck. D. L>..
'titular bishop of Miirlopolts. transferred
to the vacant S**> of La Crosse. Wiscon
sin: Right Reverend Joseph H. Hooray.*
?D.D.. titular bishop of Anndela and ad
> mtntstrutor of the diocese of Ogdon
tburg. transferred to the vacant See of
' Ogdensburg. New York.
The Rope also officially announced the
following appointments, which were
made by brief since the last ronslstory
jhiost Reverend Michael Hurley. D-D., for
' mer bishop of St Augustine. Florida,
appointed archbishop of Baltimore.
Maryland; Right Reverend Joseph
Sohrernbs, DP., former bishop of To
fledo, appointed bishop of Cleveland.
Ohio; Right Reverend Samuel A. S*r!ch.
D.D., chancellor of the diocese of Nash
ville. appointed.bishop of Toledo. Ohio;
Right Rgverenn John J. Dunn. D.D..
chancellor of the archdiocese of New
I York, appointed auxiliary bishop of New
York; Right Reverend .Michael J. Ora.no.
d j\. vicar general of Philadelphia, ap
pointed auxili.v v b:sho| t > the arch
, bishop of Rh lit I el pi .. Light Reverend
DM ward F. Rohan. I' T? . chancellor of
the aroh-dlooese o* i i-,n>. appointed
auxiliary bl??hr>p of Rhlcagn.
During the se.*re* c. n* story. the Ron
tiff delivered an allocution which has
not been published.
Rt. Rev. A. J. Me'lavick. who Is ap
pointed biahop of lui >*rosse. formerly
was head of the bishopric of Chicago
and how !? pastor of a church In Hht
i ,?ago.
BATTLER PUNCTURES
AUTOMOBILE TIRE
MIddletow n. \ Y , N'*v. 21?-While
Blr. ami Mrs t M tthews, with a
Slaughter. were rldir
H>i!e near Feri lale. S . livan county, the
Bar run over .1 ? rn?*?s
^?red 5 f?et 7 I'-hcs nti<l had 17 ra'Mos,
^?he reptile hud punctured the tljc <,f ihe
^Bhcel -vRhly'h run < . <-r it, and one . f the
^Bake's fang-", measuring one and tdr
Inches was found to have per.#.
^Bed the tire and broken off.i
"DIE IN GERMAN
[ MOVIE EXPLOSION
? Hamburg f.'.-rmuny. Nov. 2L---RI ? ci
?persons wore k11 r? 1 and '??ores lnj*:re>l
En an explosion ,-t a moving picture
Blouse near here ??>d:.y. The' explosion
Bi'-ciT'ed >"? s perform*
Knee. The cans- a.is unknown.
^hrefleld. W. Va., Nov. 21.? \ table*
^Vonor of the Soulier dead of Ilardv
Knty In the World War was unvclicd
H^ike-p Hifll here under the direction
^B patriot'.* order pons of America
yV . ^Es the - a '?> the Hardy k
boys The Rev Walter W. White
^Bed tlie address The names on
^Blet are Sn>>wdrn Kes*el, John ?'
Knr. John M (iolloday. Luther .
^Biot'z. <'war Miller. Martin I
^Brt II Reynolds. Thomas S'r> - -
^Eovertnn McNeill, t'larenc,. i:
Bmer H Kunkhous.-r Ja?tier
and .Strawder Taytor (col
Registration Board ot
Engineers. Organized
I ? ..IIU V.I. Nov "! The
"tf.iti-'!i for . 111:rs in
Ut>s! Virginia. ervate,| >?> the la it leu:,
".itutv. tuft t ? ?? In > atul organized l>v
ittiC W I I'rles-It, <?t' i'i.arleston.
? ii.iiMM.-iri. and ijfiri:"' K Taylor. of
i "harVston. president of tlu? ?'!inrl? st?>n
chapter ' r tti?* Ast" iation of Amerean
I'.nt t.ecp*. secretary
The reefs* ration hoard is . onus.so.| of
??"rank Haas. I-'alrnmiit. consulting
?rigine'r of the ' '<t sollila: l? n foal com
part : It. ?' ("onper, *>f T'.nrUsluirk;. gen
prat supermtniiiiont of tin- I??????* "as
?.uupany. N it M.ianakee. of Minefield.
a consulting itiiriiriK engineer; W. .1
Priestly. of i"Marioston. motalnrglcat rv.
cineer of the naval ordinance plant:
.eorge It Taylor, of <"harlefon. of the
Ir.ui of Anderson \ Taylor, consulting
?nttitseers.
NEW LOCAL LAUNDRY
FIRM GETS CHARTER
i"har'.esjon. Nov 21 Special I'Wpntch
to the Intelligencer - The secretary of
today issued a chat tor to the fam
ty Wash Laundry of Wheeling. which
s capitalized a: $2.*,nip) The .ncorporii
ors aro A. .1. Harness. A .1 Mcglish an l
tgnen icnusi'li. u heelmir. .r.'im Meirlish.
? tn-rt '"reck. ?>hio and John '? Thomas
A hoeting.
WOMAN TAXES LYSOI.
Hps; Nov. 21 - Miss MaWl '
?'Ife. 32. of West Point. is it: a critical i
onditioti in the ?'lty hospital. tonight,
is a result of taking a uu.uiUty of
.vsol. She is said to have l>ee:i tnelan- !
oly because ot" ill health.
$100,000 Fire Destroys
, Blue Ridge Club-fiouse
? ' jriii.. i!.??. !. AH.. X >v. : I Th.rexten
f s:vr establishment ..f the Hlurltldi:-'
Mod arid vein along t h ?? I'ototn.id
t river Itnltlm-.re ?V ' ?hln r:?i11? ? I. i
.a knoll. opposite Harpers I'-ii"* \V Va . i
i was e-implrtrly ili-Mr* > i-il 1-y 11r*? ynstei - '
?lav. ill- light to have originated from all
overh-ated furnaee. The a is i*!.?e* -l
at J ;mi,ii. a. part la lly insured Tin* eluh
Jo-iise wax l-uilt i-i Many distin
guished ja-vsiiiis. .m-Pnlim: representa
tives ? ? f foreign y ov.rnm- -lit s. have Inn")
ent*-rta'.li---l there N It <'r.nuJitoM.
U ash:m; ton, I> < is president of th
? luii. ; he riirinher--.il.). helivg 11tnJti*<I ???
lit t v.
POLITICS STIRS
YUKON TLRRITORY
I >a u son i'M y Can.n!a. Xi?v. .1. The
sturdv miners i-t^the Ideals Ytikft't whose
' thoughts have he-li .-entered heretofore
! rhiofly i-n gold and silver, have lurtiet
* tn polities with unusual zeal. Th ? earn-,
pnign l'i-r Yukon's only seal in j-arlia
ment vvhleh ;s being made en iln slpdg
' hy Ma), ilmrw Itlaek. I'cuservat'st, : n l
' K- (I. (Y>ni*<li?!i. 1.11" rut. lias stirred their
! rival i or.si11iienis to the point of .-x
1 iitemeiit rivalling ?> sfrtke of pay dirt
REPORT OF PRINCE'S
DEATH IS DENIED
I.Miileti. \n\. 21. Rumors here toilsv
; that the Crime of Wales luol teen as
sassinated i-i India were prpniptlv d- -
.Hied at ImwnliiK street. The rumors
were Ih'IIpm d to hale originated front
reports of rioting in Homliuy. Th" riot
ing. whieh hrg.'in with the primes ar
rival iast" vveok. was suit! to have result
ed in 'hi; death of at least a ser-re an.I
th-- wounding of nearly Jt-". Me.-t of
the ruxnalties were natives.
FORMER KAISER'S
Finn SON IS III,
I:.? ..II. Vnv 21.? J'rirrr Osonr, tlftli
son <-f tto- former kaiser, was seih-us v
ill here iiHtny. suffering from Inflam
mation of the lutius.
I The MEL-R GARDEN |
Down the Marblo Stairs
Wheeling Steel Corporation Building
, %
We Are Now Taking Down Awrtings
For Sloring and Repairs
Our rates are very reasonable, considering the way we store them In
light, airy rooms. Call us up. Phone Whs 603.
Wheeling Tent & Awning Co, ?
Phone 663 . 1202-120-fWater St. |
v*? j I
ICHARGE ITS
THAT'S AZjX. TOO HAT* TO SAT.
Ton Pay An Ton Q?t Pnld, In Witilj or Monthly Paymtntn.
Men, Women's and Children's
Clothiers
-isr' LIVINGSTON'S "???"
Til* Ltrftil of lta Hind In th? Stata.
1057 MAln StTMt. Wh??ltng\ W. Va?
f; I
. Let Us Build Your Home? 1
Satisfaction Guaranteed
MeConnell Lumber Co.
Planing Mill
Lumber Roofing
Builders' Hardware
SURE IT'S 875
1
NERVOUSNESS I
is a distressing condition, inffitting one for efficient work or
enjoyment. Inefficiency spells failure.
CHIROPRACflC
has found the solution tor Nervousness in thai it works along
natural lines and removes the t'AI'SK of the trouble.
EUGENE E. DAVIS
CHIROPRACTOR
15 Eleventh Street, Corner of Main, Wheeling.
Phones?Office 839; Residence 1923-R.
v/ 77 good *>u$t Company in a good town"
J Advice Worth -56.000.0(10
State .Auditor John t* H?nd sa >1 th? i'unliaiidli; ,
? distrh-t of W.-st VirKlnlii aloni- i>:i?? thrown Jf. iMiii. inn \
8 .'7 into worthless ol! nt"i-k |>r<>ni-it:<>ijs l-'r.111 the first '[
1 The Security J'rust i'nm|>ani has ivtun?i| the r-!?h: ? 1.
tiRUin^i ?w? n H-iunir.^
Hill they're ;it it ,<?.i.n i I.. ;???? IB
iirirtnt: the Innoriint jaibitr in i.:\ w?:t lift
errt till slocks ati'l pet rlt^h ou!< I. lyj
Ask your frl'iul six months from m-w fjfi
tf tie buys tills Junk what It is with 5j| I
Oct rich th" safe sine, slow way ill t
hy savlnic motii'V.
SECURITY '
TRUST COMPAMY ! ?
114 V MARKET ST. | ^
BIO. SH01S
BOOB RECORD
DURING 182!
?
Sim-. : ? i I t- ti to Tim IntrMn;. ll i r.
I:.. Utiiixi-i- Mil . N'.iv. JJ. St". t?! i ? ?. I -
?>ri "f 'In* 1 '? .'7 <i. rni!r?il lu-'.il tluir
!i:ii<-ty-tlt't!i iiiititi.il tui'i'tliiK li.-v- t ilay
.mil rf-Ht'i t?'ii ;t!l ti tlr'.iiK !iii.:i.!.i-!-m ?.f
the Ixar.l The. als.. un.iiniin.iis!> aj.
I'ruvi-il tht? ;iiiiiii:i! n.|>..r: Mihinittoil I?y
I "resilient IKitii?? 1 Wtllui.l At T11c I'nn* |
elusion i.f Mr. V\ iluitil'ti aililr.-ss tlm
si * i.'k In?3i! 1*1.s i>iTi'rc-l u risi.|iitl"ii. whlrlm
was unniiimiusK it?- I. trmhTin* 11: J
W't]Inr?l :in>l l.ls i.ii. s a vote of
;i|.|i|-. i latl.-ii for tin: i I'll? 1 ?? ut iu.iii.iih.'- ;
incur of tin: ro:nl.
l'ri'sl.lfiit Inuli'l \V.!':ii.I slioXM-.l that
wiiss ri'Vriiiii-s for tin- twelve mouths i
??mini I'oicint'i-r :t |. w fii- $ "J r. 1. 11.
41II, ?n Jm-ri-as,. of J o.."i:'l. i;'7. or "7 ?
It-r i-ont. ovi-r iiv.tiiis for MM!'. Hum
making ji in w r.'.'oril t>|?'-ra;in^ ?-x !
houses of $l''.,C,3y,i.ai'T represent!'J all!
linTouse of J.'.'!.1.>>r j??-r cent, i
with other revenues ami ii\;.iMi<f< in- ?
i-reused Ii> I In- ginler Irnflh- ll.nulled,
mil tin. former was further afcuiimntnl
| l?v the liighi r jOos- .?ml f.tr?\s ill effect
j during the last four months of the year,
j .. iili j-i:v.?r?? operation rjsu lived two
I ii."ntlis .? 11ihi- bi-KiiininjTif .'??"f,
.'Hl'n, as a whole. witnessed the perform
Ijilu-I- by till- r'-H'l I.f L' 1 ;. r .cnt minuter
. iretglit service, measured In ton-mile
'(limits. (h;.n in the * previous year.
Mnri-i\cr. tin- Ji. .V i >. lias alr>ailys?/e
? gullied mu< ii i-f lli?- ir.it'll.- which under
j federal control and as n necessary war
measure \\.i> (li\erted.
! SISTFRSVILLF.
! ~
Mrs ii W. McC..y bit Monday uit-r
> mum fur Tulsn. ('ktuhomu for nn ev
i-tided xisit with her parents. Mr and
.Mr- W II I '.urns.
Alls I >> I i;lls unit her brother .f
ly Kcib-v ii.n c returned fp-rn Fairmont
aim i 'iarkslmig where ihry visited
friend .
Miss Hazel .limes Iras been culled to
Fairmont by the death of her grand
father. the late J >r. Hovers.
Miss Mae I'orhett of the I'arter Oil
eotn|nny left Monday for '/.ar.esvllle,
Ohio, where she will si>eri(t her vacation
with Mrs. II i; Hageman formerly of
this city
Miss tlrace Hanes, ^operator in the
local teletihone exchange. shopped Mon
day In Wheeling stores.
Mrs. I., i'. (';<so and daughter Pauline
are guests of her parents, Mr and Mrs
.1 r Frame
Mrs <K Smith of Parkendnirg Is
here for a visit of a week with her
mother. Mrs. <* TO. Rule v.
Mrs. Will Russell of Russell avenue
?y ;
I
j Mrs. Uussell's *:ptor. .Mr.- Henry Stall I
!<>f Wheeling. has been named honor
Kuest. The luncheon \s i11 ire followed
J by bridge.
' I M Heaver returned Monday n 1 bht
| from a business trip lo l-'iftsb argli. r
j Howard Work of I'arkersbtirg was
i the ; i . -t over the week end of his I
l-arM't Mr. and Mr." II. 11. Work,
lb... s here have received word of
j the death of .Mrs. _M 11. MoOre of Clarks
I hnrp. .Mrs. Moore is survived by her
I husband and two small, children. .T.
' Myore of this city, is a lirofher-ln-fcw.
Mrs. Harry Stoops and children of
I'nrker.shurg ?re the Kuests of her par
ents. .Mr and Mrs. I. S. McMullen
C. 11. ltalley prominent local business |
man, lias none to New York to undergo
a nurxlcal operation.
Revival services which have been In
progress the past three weeks at the
Christian church, came to a close Sun
day evening., The services were con
I (1 noted by the pastor, Rev. J. <5. Baugh
I and fourteen new member! wor# addod
I to the rhurch roll.
Interest is Intense in the coming foot- ,
hall contest between gistersvllie High
and .St. .Marys, on the local athletic
field Turkey Day. A special train will
be run from St. Marys and a l^rgo
crowd of football fans will accompVny
the players, l'rlor to the game both
squads will give a street parade.
Mrs. R. H. Roice of I'arkersburg Is
visiting lier father and sister. C. E.
Chadderdon and Miss Bertha ChAdder
don.
TO CONTEB SECOND DEGHJCE
?
This evening, Wheeling Dodge N'o
lit Knights of Pythias will confer the
second degree on a large class of can- \
dtdates. After the degree work, they
will eat. A special program has been
arranged and there will be a big time.
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/
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F.R. DUNNING, '
Manager.
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