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A. Reasonable Plea
For The Stomach
" Your Stomach 10 Lacking In De.
aestive Power. Why Not Help
the Stomach Do it, Workf

Not nth drugs. hut with a reinforce
ment Of digestive agents. such as are
naturally AZ work In the stomach.
Scientific analysis shows that digestion
-lutres pepsin. roger ferrnent-.
and the secretion OF. h~ydroehloric acid.
"S"rtS are lacking In your digestive
s,aarts Dyspepsia Tablets contain
reressary 10 digestion and Dhen placed
81 work In the weak stomach and
email intenstines. supply what these or
glands and gradually bring the dig.s-
I've organs back 10 their norman con
S%tuarts Dyspepsia Tablets have been
rubiected TO critical chemical tests At
home and abroad and arc found to con
.ChemicaI Lsbora,ory' Telesrarnic
address "Difnndo." London Telephone
30. ino2s Central 20 cullum ST..
London. 9th. Aug. 1905.
nave analyzed most carefully n box
OF Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets (which I
bought myself at a city 81 emist's shop
Tor the purpose. manufactured by the
A Stuart Co, So C1erkenwell Road.
I'ondon; 4 G.. and have to report that
mineral poisons. Knowing the ingre-
cent: or the tablets. ! am OF opinion
NE purpose for which they are intend
ell. tSignedb
John II. Brooke. Y. T.. G. +. G. 9.
There - no secret In tho preparation
or Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. Their
composition Is commonly known among
physicians. They are the most popular
"t all remedies for indigestion. dyspep-
Fia. water brash. insomnia, loss Of appe-
ute. m~olancholia, constipation. dysen-
tS-v and kindred diseases originating
from improper dissolution and assimils-
lion of foods. because they are thor
"iighly reliable and harmless 20 man or
child.
Stuart's Dysnensla -ahi.,s ~ =, o--.
2 safe and powerful remedy. Stuart's
dyspepsia. Tablets will digest your food
Tor YOU when your tomar can't
Ask your druggist FOR = hfty-ccnt box
ADV.
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has been confined for the past few
weeks.
II. =. Ambrose. Of philadelphia. Sas In
the Grove on business yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hutton. OF East
Liverpool. IT, visiting friends and rela-
tives iu Tteatrsou for a few days.
Howard Nandervcer. Of CHATTANOOGA.
Tenn. ~ visiting friends and relatives
In tie Cove.
Al UiuWittie has returned TO his home
80 Alliance. ohio. after visiting friends
in Fulton Tor a few days.
Slater Elliott. 81 New Castle. Pa. was
in the Grove yesterday. ATTENDING the
funeral 81 the late Hiram Elliott.
: ". Herherspu. 81 Akron. OHIO. vas
In the Grove yesterday on business.
4 new brick walk fas been aid IN
'front.' ~ the Raah property IN North
Center street
Tho Progressive LyCeum % Rfc
Webbing creek. VIII meet Friday even
ing iu the Britt school house. and a
fine program has been arranged
George B Summers. of ParNershurg
's visiting friends 500 WoodsfaIe for =
few days
Tho new Gordon Drug store 80
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SPECIAL SERVICES
Holy Week Exercises Being Hold
Every Evening In the North
Street Church.

The Holy Week services which we're
opened at the North Street NJ. Z.
church Sunday evening will be con-
tinued throughout the week with SER
vices each evening except Saturday.
Last evening Rev. T. A. Speckman de-
livered an interesting and educational
sermon on The Betrayal OF Judas"
and the following program has been
arranged for the remainder Of the
week:
Wednesday evening. christianity.
the Religion Without q Flaw" Rev. T.
C. Meredith.
Thursday evening. The Cross in
the Garden" Rev. John Beddow. of
Moundsville.
Friday evening. The Crucifxion.'
District superintendent Rev. II. F.
Compton.
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FOR WAYS THAT ARE DARK AMI
TRICKS THAT ARE VAIN
Charter Advocates are There With the
Geods-Some New Ones Being Pull
ed That at Least Are ORIGINAL.

The new charter advocates in their
desire to make votes for the measure
at the coming election have adopted
a novel plan In endeavorins to enlist
the aid Of the candi dates who have
announced themselves for nomination
for the various city offices, by giving
them assurances that In return zoo
thsir work in the interest OF the char
ter ~ n passes. they will be appointei
To the positions To which they aspire.
\ Few days agp a prominent cha
ter advocate approached a friend u
Tom Padden. candidate for chief -
police. on the Democratic ticket, an !
Informed him II ne and Padden would
work in the interests of the new char
ter and II was successful he woul I
see that the commissioners took care
Of Padden's candidacy for chief. At
the same time these oVerturcs wcr.
being made to Padden's friends Other
advocates of the charter were making
similar oVertures to the police depart
ment.
An active % was the MAJ
chosen tn get Padden INTO lin and n.
he same time "a former city official
was working the plan among the
members 81 the police department. ana
assuring them that II the charter car
ried there was no reason why the pres
ent chief could not be re-appointcd -
MS peslNlpn anu AT ifdSi lNtntN -hNf
Of the present policemen.
Later the same party approached 4
candidate for city treasurer and as
sured him that In return for his sup
port of the charter. providing IL Wen:
through. he Won receive the appoint r.
Hent OF treasurer or auditor.
Evidently the plot thickens and 10
purpose is obvious.
Some Machine Politics.
We hear much talk about maChin"
politics but when 1t come to this game
the old line politicians don't seem 80
have anything ON the advocates OF IN"
new charter. when il comes 10 play
ing both ends against IN" middle &c
WORKING the double cross they seem To
NJ adopts and II there Is ANYTHING alonE
this lin" thu the advocates ~ the
charter have not pat int" s"rVic" Il Is
because they have not thought of a..
The spectacle 81 certain members ~
the police force working arm i'm arm
with Dr. Wingerter after his Vitriol'r
attack m this particular department
Will be- highly edifving.
Their prominent charter advocates.
IL - understood. haV" announced their
candidacy for commissioner under tn
new plan. among them being James
Riddle. ~ the Third ward II is I'M
derstood that oN-SheriT Clemans has
beer slated az n candidate.
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Legislative measure necessary to give
American merchants. manufacturers.
contractors and engineers the banking
and other financial facilities which
they now lack, and without which they
are AT n serious disadvantage as com
pared with their Industrial and com
mercial rivals. Our interests are
those OF the open door-a door OF
friendship and mutual advantage. This
Is the only door we care to enter"
Tho statement came as a conse-
quence OF the visit 10 Washington last
week ~ representatives OF New York
banking firms headed by Willard ID
Straight. They had a conference with
Secretary Bryan Of the State Depart
ment. who ~ the situation uD with
n President. Officials OF the Chi
nese embassy also discussed the sub
tect with Secretary Bryan and the
President Mr.. Bryan was not present
consulted about the statement before
his departure for the west
While the Presidents prOnOuncemenf
explained the attitude Of The United
States toward The Chinese loans. -
vas authoratively stated tonight that
The same policy would apply through
out the Wilson administration % par
alell situations in Central America
and elsewhere IN which the United
States was concerned.
The policy Of protecting through the
Influence Of the government loan en-
terprises ~ American banking firms
abroad Was a part Of what was often
referred 10 as Dollar pplomacy' dur
ing tho Taft administration.
The withdrawal today 81 the aid ~
this government 10 what has been
popularity known as the six mower
loan brings 20 an end. 50 fer a. can
10 fOrecasted az present. tho q pln-
matte activity ~ the United States
In that connection.
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Letter TO
Dr. Kilmer d Co..
B~tnGhamton. y. Y.

Prove What swamp-Root Will %
For You.
Send TO DIR. Kilmer 4 Co. Bingham.
ton. y. Y. for a sample bottle. II will
convince anyone. You will also re.
ceive a booklet Of valuable informa.
ton. telling all about the kidneys and
bladder. When writing. be sure and
mention the Wheeling Daily Intelli.
gencer. Regular ffty-cent and one.
dollar size bottles for sale at all drug
store.-Adv.
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To Build Hose Tower.

While nothing definite has been set
tied upOn a. yet. u - understood hat
the officials Of Elm Grove are ronttm-
plating having "a hose tower built. THIS
place would be- a tower build 80 nat
the hose after being used. could be hung
in and drained and dried. TINS tower X
To be uuiit IN the rear of the tow
building. and viii be Of frame with a ce-
ment floor with q DARN. The matter
was taken ny at the last meeting Of the
Elm grove council. and was acted laN-
orably with. and 70 - thought that the
building u this tower viii 30 begun IN
the near future. as ~ IL greatly needed
In prNsRrNlng the nose
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WILSON WILL NOT
(continusd from First Pags.)
told would he involved in the request.
Wilson'S Obiections

told would be involved in the request.
Wilson's Objections
The conditions or the loan seem 10
US 10 touch very nearly The admins.
trative independence OF china itself:
and this administration does not feel
that II ought. oven by Implication. TO
be "A party 10 those conditions.
The government Of the United
States Is not only willing. but arnest-
j. d%esirious OF aiding the great Chi
nese people in every way that is con
sistent with their untrammeled dCvel-
opment and its own immemorial prin-
Ciples.
The government Of the United
States IL earnestly desirious Of pro
noting The extensive trade relation
ships between this country and the
Chinese republic. The present ad-
ministratiOn will urge and support the
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Wagon and carriage repair shop, /
y. McGlumphy. Overlook.
OIL Well Nearly pr.ued In.

Work on the new Thompson-Sey old
oil well near ~Thompsons station. Is
fast progressing. and viii be but ID SNORT
while until the well Will be drilled in.
They are now about 800 feet ami are
through the big lime. and starting into
the big inJun sand. and u Is thought
that II VIII come In about Thursday
morning Niue. interest Is being shown
In the result " this well. as on u seems
hinges wenther or not the other fields
are to be opened uV.
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ing completed for his jubilee. and IL
seemed that this celebration would oc-
In a period OF national triumph.
Personal courage was the KINGS
marked Characteristic. On one oc-
casion when an attempt was made to
assassinate him, while be was driving
with Princess Marie. he rose TO his
full height in the carriage and,
shielding his daughter with his body.
furiously shook his cane at two men
who were firing at him at close range.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-19
AUTO DEALERS
VIII Hold Meeting Friday Evening for
Purpose Of Forming Local
Organization.

A meeting OF all automobile dealers
Of Wheeling and vicinity will be held
Friday evening In the Board of Trade
assembly rooms for the purpose OF
forming an organization. II is thought
that such an organization will be OF
mutual benefit not only to the dealers
themselves. but TO all automobile own
ers and the public in general.
AT a meeting OF IN edirectors OF the
Ohio Valley Auto Club. Monday even
ing. a resolution favoring such an or
ganization in Wheeling was unani-
mously adopted. The organization
will probably be known as the Wheel
ing Automobile Dealers Association.
w. e. L. f. X. r., $46.75 to Pacific
Coast points. Tickets on sale daily
until April 18th.
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Lively Chase.

From Pleasant Valley To- Elm grove
was the scene or a lively rise last even
INK. when motorcycle policeman. LoEa-
marDluu. gave chase to a speeding auto.
u Co. TIE Grove. wherr h.
Cause th" offenders. when stopped u
vas found t-at tie man was uurrylug
Co 4 we'll known doctors offige IN the
Grove. and ~ a result was rrledatd.
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0UT.TEE-PIKB


The musical that was held IN the First
VI. T. church OF Elm Grove last evening
By the choir OF hat church. was u de-
cIded success. the house being filled to
Its capacity. many standing IN the
aisles. That the audience was well
PLEASED with the program. Is putting IL
mild. as the applause VAS intense. The
proceeds Will be used in part payment
on The new pipe organ.
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West Virginia Traction &
Electric Company and City &
Suburban Gas Company's au-
thorized pay stations:

Company's Office. corner 18th G
Chapline street. Wheeling. w. Va.
Rank Of Fulton. Fulton. W. Va.
The First National Bank. Elm Grove.
West Virginia.
State Bank % Elm Grove. Elm
Grove. West Virginia.
Pay your electric Light. water and
gas bills at the most convenient paw
station c. ID JUNKINS. Treasurer
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Elliott Funeral

Funeral services over the remains of
the late Hiram Elliott. who passed
away at his home on tine stone Church
Road. east of Elm Grove. sunday alter
noon. was held from the stone churcn
yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev.
L. Il. Lewellyn. OF the Stone church, OF
which the deceased was a member, off,
ciated. with interment in the Stone
cnuTcn cemetery.
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d-dsle f. nearing completion. 81.
VIII soon he ready for occul al,s
-sH. -ttl alt-. larry -. ~effaIk rINs
re- n'f tl their home "a columbus. ~.
nftgr spendiuz e feW days with rolativef
80 fsiEwood.
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SEATS FOE AuDIroRIuM
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

Within tho next day or two. practical
~ everything will he an readiness FOR
the formal opening Of the new Market
auditorium as the seats. 24un IN num-
Der. arrived YESTERDAY morning The
seats are from IN. Haywood RroS. conn
IanN. ~ philadelphia and very hand
some in appearance. They are being in
stalled IN the main auditorium OF the
building.
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coperhsaen City IN sorrow.

DNtt'ebNH Ivy ~ oOFFoWs
'DIENIAGEN. March IS-The
deepest sorrow is felt here over IN.
death 81 King George 81 t~;reece. who
was very popular throughout bon
mark. For tho past nftv years H.
haG been trcustomcd o. spend "a six
or eiFh' weeks holiday iu ~Copcnhag-
~ living Tx" an urdiuart citizen and
taking interest lu everything that con-
r'rr'' Tho 300. ~ his native country
hon sNtrs editions ~ the rewspa-
r"r- srroad th" ncVs - tho assasina-
f.n. mo theatcrs o. music halls
'i"srd fh'ir performance and IN.
people i'r silently.
tn, rotat fsmiis learned n tho ss-
-eassirati0u through a. pros di4natri.
The w'rc deeply moved. parfIru
ItrIN KIM ~fssorcrE brother. Prince
Naid'mar". With whom no had ai
w9.s maintained p closest COMPTON
ship when here.
king christian received an official
wtrsnra from Athens shout midnight.
Members 81 fhc ra.oi family remain g
49, through tho uiEhf in order Co.. ob-
fair details from b u"Wspap,r dis
patches
uo-f ~ KInr GsorFes proper',. 'a
fhn value ~ 10000. nm. ig Iu Don
mar and made a fortune dealing IN
real estate.
Tho long STAY ~ the Greek King 20
Sai0uiki where Do Rad hcpn since NJ
vrmhrr o. was made with the object
81 shove Ing Greece little 20 permanent
r~oefcssi0u of tho city When the war
win Turkev broke ouf with the allies
each made Tor the territory in which
ifs interests Inv Greeks. Uuirars and
Serbs allie coveted this prosperous
point
Th' creek son 'hc race M Tho oifv
and. uuaided. received the submission
~ fhc Turkish garrison Tho Huigar
iara. Who wero not far behind serf ln
q portion of their arm. and sinre then
there has hrru considerable friction.
and vDn nrhtiun
Tho Greek. nevertheless. cefah.
Nehod god admin 'efrlfion. and tho King
hurrifly lof Athens FOR Saionisf 30
PLAYED host 90 King Ferdinand NJ Uuf
Rlria and tho crown Prince OF Sorvia
on fhrir visits fo tho city ffe real
led that bis preercc there vas not
without peril. fIr h0 W1a surrounded
ht ~mairnuf'nfe TURKS who bad lost
trr ~ ftoir most cherished cities and
S'rtiaua md Hulsariars vho envied
fln Grrrk- their po. session ~ the
Palace
Tho Ming. durirr hie rrirn and par
f"IlI.arlF Iu Tho latter ears uuescd
fhr0lsh MANY dangers bur aIwave
~cuf Hhuuf eIflcr tluuc nf attended
r. nrr or fvo 7dre W1Icn DO was
frIri down arrangements vcrc Do
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Award Contract.

At a meeting Of the officers ~ the
STONE church OF him grove. held boo the
church MoudaY evening. the contract
cor the erecting ~ the new church ON
the Hand-tt-her property 80 tie foot or
the Stone hurrh Road. NHH awarded %
TuFhou y Lehman. at 90 hid of a4-Ass.
This hid does mot include the heating.
eeHttnE. plumbing and several other
necessary equipment u vii Do re-
remhered that considerable an .uIfF
was bad fn wsk ~ fhe change from fh-
Ltfl 20 tho new sItn. hut Hrrc. the s"I-
greEtti0u have come Together and VII
Iuiid mo ~ 10. finest church iu this die
trirt the total cost being 81 the neigh
borhood m So. 600.
The foundation has already been built
10 being completed last IAN. AMI 10 9
thought That WORK ON tho church viii be
started within tho ueNf few dHN..
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WASHINGTON. March 1s-A dis
patch was received at the Greek lega-
tion here tonight from the minister o.
foreign affairs Of Greece announcing
the assassination of King GeorEe.
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Palas Alarm.

Another false nrr alarm wHs EHIrIrf
.u FIm Grove vetterday afternoon about
3 O'clock uheu another brush heap wac
hs.r burned The first Snow Of fhe
aupr-Ha.I Nre. VS. Whfu someone vas
emuk. COMING from close ~ ono - tho
out huiItfrre rr Tho Jones farm near
fNr Gouutf Infm and thinking fIHf tho
flfIfIrE was ON nrr. The alarm was
su4rfeI and ne IRE whistle blown. and
wac responded CO. ut tho Llm t~uNc Trrr
derarfmcut when made n record hrrfI-
.ur Iuu fn tho ereur of fIr frs. HfI aI..
covered uhat Wa burning A. vas mont
toned above This fa fhr second fIlas
.Ll.r. IL The rnai We.
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No Change In Balkans.

NEW YORK. March 1s-The death
OF hing George OF Greece will make
no change in the Balkan situation. in
the opinion OF George II. Moses. for.
meT American minister Ia Greece
VINO resigned his post last summer
n now has business Offices in this
city. Mr.. Moses said this afternoon
that Constantine. King Georges O
and successor. was entirely in accord
with he policies of his father and
was a man Of strong personality.
The thought which arises most ON.
phaticalIy on the news OF King
Georges assassination he said. lis
the tragedy of such an end TO his Tong
and usc'Jl career at a time when he
was within "A few months Of celebra-
ting the Jubilee Of his fftieth year on
the Hellenic throne. and when he was
on the Joint Of concluding a victorious
war by a treaty which would give 10
III" Greek kingdom q doubled territory
and a doubled population.
tt this day OF success King George
had contributed much. His death will
make no change in the plans Of the nj.
lies Constantine. who now takes the
Hellenic crown. is entirely in accord
with tho policies or his father. He is
a man OF strong personality. a highly
trained soldier in whom the military
and the diplomatic characters are
well blended
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PLAYING THE CANDIDATES: WHAT
Is THIS BUT MACHINE POLITICS?

Easter Neekties. newest styles, Csc
zee, SOC. 81. MeFAoDEN's.
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The " va. T a D. CO.,. have o. De- -
force ~ mon % work efflrEfur nov trH1.
lev ON me Vim Grove line Yesterday
muruIrg fNr men we're Hf vurt hffwasf
TlIu Point arf IiFunnf ans Ha % fe-
fuif The srhadufr WIS fffrHffr 0uf ~
.rfrr no mo rfrr ftf fs single frf.s
ff.rI fenfhfrwun1 90 f~fGirEfnu Lane
CONS IerHbIo uHrr frH1ler viii Do afrrnr
800 different places Iu Tire nfHr future.
afoUE NTH fre other renernf reu1ffa fhtf
orc being done
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George !. who was born in 1s45. IS
the second son of King Christian tx.
OF Denmark. and served for some
time in the Danish army. After the
deposition of King Otto in 1862. the
national parliament in the following
wear conferred the crown on Prince
William Of Denmark. as George was
then called. who, with the concur
renee Of his own family and the CON
sent of the great powers. assembled
the throne of Greece as George I He
was married at st. Petersburg to
Princess Olga. daughter of Grand
Duke Constantine. Oct -. 1867.
by the murder OF his father. Crown
Prince Constantine becomes king. lie
mas been conspicuous as a command.
or IN the present war against Turkey.
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queen mother. Alexandra. in her bit
ter loss.
Send Condolences,
The Greek legation had received no
official word of the death OF the king
up TO a late hour tonight. but two
members of the peace delegation re-
naming in London. and many other
Greeks. called TO express their sym
patty. The lord mayor OF London
sent a message TO the Greek minis.
ter. saying:
The citizens of London sympathIze
with the Greek royal family and the
Greek nation in their bereavement.
and express their horror at the
crime
The lord mayor also telegraphod
condolences to the king and the queen
mother. Alexandra. while the lord
mayor Of Windsor called at the castle
to offer condolences.
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between the allies: but a message re
ceived ~ midnight dispelled such ap
prehensions by Identifying the as
sassin as a Greek degenerate. An
other dispatch referred to him as de
mented
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Send Condolences.

queen mother. Alexandra. in her bit
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-07-10
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

Showers and thunderstorms in the
lower lake region, the Ohio valley
and on the north Atlantic coast are
resulting from the northeastern storm
which is passing down the st. Lawr-
ence valley The northwestern low is
central over Saskatchewan, though
the pressure is low, or relatively low,
as far southwark as Arizona. This
disturbance has been attended by light
rains on the north Pacific coast and
by scattered showers and thunder
storms over most of the Rocky noun
tain region. with higher temperatures
In the upper Missouri valley. High
pressures and fair, cool weather pre.
val! In the upper Mississippi valley
ana the upper lake region, and another
nlgh oFerlies the north Pacific coasf
The eastward movement of these con,