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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-20
INDIGESTION, GAS
OR BAD STOMACH
Time it, Pape's Diapepsin ends
all Stomach misery in five
minutes.

Do some foods You eat LIT back
taste good, but work badly: ferment
into stubborn Jumps and cause a sick.
sour. gassy stomach Now, Mr.. or
Mrs DysDeptic. jot this down: Papes
Dtapepsin digests everything. leaving
nothing 10 sour and upset you. There
never was anything so safely quick. so
certainly effective No difference how
badly your stomach is disordered. you
VIII get happy relief IN FIVE minutes
but What pleases you most IS that II
strengthens and regulates your stom-
aeh 30 you can eat your favorite foods
without fear.
Most remedies give you relief some
umes-they are slow, but not sure
"Pape's Diapepsin" is quick. positive.
and puts your stomach IA healthy
condition so the misery won't come
back
You feel different as soon as "Pape's
Diapepsin' comes in contact with tho
stomach-distress Just vanishes-your
stomach gets sweet. no gases, no belch-
ing, no quotations or undigested food.
your head clears and YOU feel fine.
Go now, make the best investment
you ever made by getting a large fifty
cent case OF Pape's Diapepsin from any
drug store. You realize In i've min
utes how needless II is TO suffer from
indigestion, dyspepsia or any stomach
disorder.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-20

q: PAUL, W. ]. Crawford ana Charles l..
wilson iett this morning for Wheeling
where they will attend the banquet ~
the scottish Rite Masons this evening.
Jesse Robinson left yesterday for
Newark. o, where he - engaged in do
* Co.
Frank Zcrahal. assistant cashier OF the
'itZens bank. of FollanRbes was "A
visitor IN town this morning
one offender was arraigned before
Mayor Riue al 9 o'clock this morning
tie hailed from bethany and pleaded
guilty TO a charge Of being drunk no
was fined 81, which was paid
Sam Stipl,y and Gene Curtis. Of Fol-
lansbce. were visitors In town this aft
tguoOu.
Aiiss Cornelia Nahan 81 Foliansbee.
was visitor ln town iLis afternoon.
Wilmer q. Carmichael r. confined 20
his home on Main street with the grtpuo
IT. W. stewart, Of Columbus, o, we
business caller in this city ThursdsY
Mrs James Black left yesterday ~
Park"rrhurg Tor few days visit IN
relatives.
Mrs j. 4. Harres and Mrs. Frank rad
die left yesterday Dor TriadeIrhIa.
where they viii visit at the home OF
their sister.
charles X Good arrived Thursday
morning from Cuarleroi Pa. FOR a snort
visit lie VIII return Friday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-20
PINkERToN DETECTIVES HAD
BEEN FOLLOWING THEM
A. Well ss Cleveland AuthoritIes-
Attempted 20 Pass Check In
Bridgeport.

Officer Glihooly OF the Bridgeport
police force made an important ar
rest yesterday afternoon when be
placed under arrest ID. +. Rice OF
Pittsburgh. who was representing the
Red Wing Calendar company OF Red
Wing. MINI. on the charge OF forgery.
The man has been wanted by the
Cleveland authorities for the last
several days and Pinkerton detect
i've was also following the man and
had a warrant 10 arrest him In Wells
vile.
The man appeared in Bridgeport
yesterday morning and went 10 the
Bridgeport Bank and Trust company.
where he attempted 90 pass a check
for $50. and It's suspicion was at
once aroused by the appearance OF
the detective. After the man left the
bank a search OF the city was made
for him and he was arrested Just as
he was about TO board a train for
Wellsyille. as his baggage had al
ready been checked TO that place. A
woman was also arrested with the
man, and when they reached the city
building they were searched and a
total of 1882 was found on them
The woman had S3.250 and the man
had 1892. The money on the woman
was in 81 900. 800 and $50 bills, while
the money on the man was in $40
bills.
The Pinkerton detective left last
evening on the 1885 train for Cleve-
land. where the man In wanted on
several cases OF forgery. some OF
which are for large amounts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-20
TriadeIphia M. e. Church.

Services will be held In Triadelphia
NJ. r. church Sunday as follows:
Sunday school 9:45 a. IN. Decision
Day. Song service by the choir and
the Sunday school. Reception of
members. Sermon by the pastor. sub
Ject. Faith Destroying Fear" Evan
gelisuc SERVE. Afternoon services. 3
y. m. Special for women and girls
In Sunday school room. Song service
led by the Women's and Young
Women's Bible classes. Address by
Mrs. Lillian Hall Welday. All women
aud girls are invited to hear herr.
Mrs. Welday was formerly a mission
airy. and has had much experience in
woman's work for women This
meeting will be held in the Sunday
school room, The meeting for men
and boys will be held in the church
auditorium, also at p. m. Song
service led by the Mems and Young
Mems Bible classes. Addresses by
Messrs. John Turk and ID. G.. Beans
OF Wheeling.
These business men. who know men
and boys. will do US good. Let all
the men and boys in this community
turn out and hear them. The even
ing service at 1880 p. m.-Song serv-
Ice. led by the choir. the two Epworth
leagues and the FIVE Bible classes.
each singing special selection and
all singing together. Sermon bv tho
pastor at y. m. subject. "A Great
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-20
WEILSBURG

WELLSBUEG. ". Va. Feb 10. II
the supreme court - west virginia ne
'ldes tn" cas-" involving the coal lands
or hu.aIo creek Boo favor of the local
Whl'n ~ lruEDl IuI almost daily. u
means the developing Of an immense coal
tract within o. few miles OF WellShurg.
mat VIII make this city one Of the lead
lnE coal ceHters OF the state and also
revive the state Line railroad that mas
lain idle Tor number Of years
III" Welisburg coal company. com
posed m,tsiy Of local men. was ORGAN
izsa hy Luke =. Darrell, the company
buying LOO acres u coal land out BUT
taio creek. They Immediately began
building a coal tipple and opening up "a
mine. ana surveyed and built "a railroad
TO lue property. through a subsidiary
company The railroad was known as
the WcIlshuTg a. Buffalo valley railroad.
but moro commonly known as the state
Line railroad. " fs rtIll in good s-1pe
ana. vito fuo building of "a few bri1r--
over sun creek. % could soon bo Put
when tnc coal company was IRE, orr
LNUl<Hu. New York concern ISSUED
bonds 90 finance no.. ard pledged the
bonds - o., ku'rErfNu.Eer Trust CONE
sft.ry arr suspended tu.iness. ana some
Sow YORK parties IH.e.f f.. bonds fur
"a Nef. 'H..l. sum. Knowing 90 the slime
f''i i.' bonds tnr. "EHt we're already
Oh" local creditors u. f.. company and
inc Sew hurE bond fHfdera f.s local
men Ia'H won. .U| f.ey IaFu every
reason o. f''i confident Got the sIrrsms
rn~. Tho local ws. Hr. represented iy
NfnI.'. John 90 Palmer Jr. AMI Or n
FIHt. or Wheeling Ia fIp attorney for
f.' -HH N.la bond Dol. 's.. DO 'a aspect.
7. .n'0l down ".'n Tire ueyt Three
mont.
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Tho Emmcrson Literary Society. OF
the Triadelphia District High school
will hold their regular bi-mouthiy meet
ing at the building this afternoon.
Louis SAKE BEL confined t. his home
az button. with "a slight Illness
~. ~. Butler. ~ Hot SPRING.. Ark, ia
spending few days as the guest Of his
hrI.Her. =. NJ Butler. az Film Grove
r. r. showers. az the showers Fbcrly
company will return 20 his home az
Fin Grove after spending the past few
days attending the Hardware convent
ION NJ park"rsburg
'. j JoIey Of New Brighton. Pa
spent yesterday looking after business
matters at Elm Grove
ulioi~s Atkinson has returned 90 his
home ue1i Nuu.ta Point. after spending
several days nz the guest uf his broth
CO. zoo brewster. -.
clyde ~. Cox, who has been spending
o.. nHaf several days HH the guest 90
ft'0.Is aI Illtalar1I has returned 20
hi" home 40 it.HtEa Point.
Albeit Islr.r |. moving from wheel
i'm 'o LoTIrE Place. Film Grove
M" West. r#rrr-rrfafI.e 81 'he on.
Cos and Mineral company Of W.et Nir-
Ei' '.. wa lHuEIuE after business a.
Elm Grove Yesterday
. ....0I.. Inspector have been
-" ling thr fIet few dgys ir the out
OH. .IFe district
# r. Davis who hau been spending
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-20

Wsr~ood Briefs.
Sayanas OLeary OF Richland ave
nue.. South WarvOod, r. confined to
his home with an attack OF diphtheria.
Not many people went out last
evening on account Of the deep snow.
as in some places II was a foot deep.
Alexander Hood of Wheeling passed
through this town yesterday on a
business trip 10 wellsburg.
John Brown OF Main street. South
Warwood. left yesterday for visit
to friends in Pittsburgh.
Phil sutton Of Main street. North
Warwood. a conductor on the Pan
handle Traction line. was of duty yes.
terday.
Rev. Ralph Hartman OF Edgvood
spent yesterday visiting friends IN
Warwood
Eugene Prayer OF North Main street
Is improving after being IN for a few
weeks.
Mick Vougalask OF the Richiand
coal mine Is business visitor IN
Wellsburg.
Mrs. George Merschrod OF Seventh
street and Richland avenue spent yes
terday visiting friends in Wheeling.
Miss Belle Henry OF Follansbee Is
spending this week with friends IA
town.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-20

A great deal Of excitement was
caused at Elm Grove yesterday after
noon Wnen the team attached 10 the
80 49,, meat wagon became frightened at
some object along the road and ran
away. The team was In charge OF Brad
icy smith. While Smith was delivering
meat IN Park View the team became
ir1thtened and started running. lie was
unable to get hold Of the lines, and the
Iilshtened team ran To Elm Grove where
they We're stopped by John Clark and
] FANNIE winters. near the stone bridge.
} "rtunately the wagon did not overttirn
aud practically no damage was done
~ YER a Few CeSsary repairs were
made. Mr.. Smith was able 10 continue on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-20
WARWOOD
Martha Bible Class.

The Martha Bible class OF Center
Warwood will meet this evening at
the homo OF Mrs. Charles Bowler, cor
ner OF Nineteenth and Main streets.
Mrs. ). J. Beall is leader and she is
urging all the members TO be present
IN spite OF the snow, which prevented
them from meeting last week.
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Devotional Services

Devotional services were held yes
terday evening at the Warwood Pres
byterian church on Twentieth street
The services were held by the mem
bers OF the Senior and Junior circles
or Kings Daughters. A very good
program was rendered by the mem
hers. All the churches were repre-
scented by their pastors and members
or the congregation. The meeting
vas largely attended In spite of the
bad weather and the deep snow.
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rtre az Hizh School

Nhat would undoubtedly have proved
out -tHe-plHe t' strict had II not been inn
tledlately discovered started I'm the base
In"ht OF the high school building AT
EdBington Lane. The slight c0nderra-
lon was caused by m electric motor
7 running hot IN tho basement However,
the hre was Immediately discovered Nv
the boys in the manual Training depsrf
iiehl or the school an IA alarm turned
IN. immediately tho building wac
cleared, the students march luc out IN
the most orderly manner Quick action
on the part or the faculty and the ftui-
l'rs 10 connection with Tho efforte 0f the
manual framing boys. "a most Immediate
- eAtlHEIlrHoo the fire with the ana OF
t.e chemical eNtluEuishcrs tuat are sun
p'led 10 me son DOL. The FIRE proved no
more ihan scare. and within n few
minutes after tho alarm had been turned
"a school vas resumed. so damage y.4s
q 'ne, rs The only things burned were a
rev old boxes and soma rubbish
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-20

the past several months IN California.
viii leave Los Angeles today for his
nome ON Big Wheeling creek
Funeral services over the remains OF
the late =. n. Kimmins were held from
the late home near Dallas yesterday.
IN" FUNERAL OF the late william Wal
lace, who died at his home near Dallas
was held yesterday from the Dallas NJ
=. church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-20

A big fill is to be made near the
tracks of the Pennsylvania railroad
in South Warwood in connection with
the construction of government dam
No. u. which is situated in the south
ern end OF town. Notice has been
posted in the federal building in
wheeling stating that bids for the
work will be received until II o'cIoclr
a. m. Tuesday, February "a. IL is
thought that the ill will be made as
soon as 1t can be given to one of the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-20

MIS-. IT. Il EW Inn and NfrF- n q Ror-
sey very pleasantly entertained tho
members of the Ladies Aid rociaty and
We Womens Home Mission society at
the home Of the former yesterday aff-
q noon. About % members OF Tie fu,o
organizations were present and they
enjoyed very pleasant afternoon Mrs
Nelday. % Eellaire. was present ami ie-
Neied very interesting address. Tof-
lowing tho address dainty refreaHmerta
we're served Among those present
we're Mrs. i. ". Johnson. Mrs Ransom
Nrr Sr.ver. Mrs. Elliott Nfre Trre
Miss Pearl Davis. Mrs. C'loeu. Mrs NV.
crs. Mrs. bahies. Mrs. Hail. Mrs. A. war
Den. rs Bowers. Mrs. Ifartc. Nra 40
. own. Mrs. -tshL Nra g. o. Roqa.v.
Mrs. II. r. Gwinn. Mrs Bryan. Mrs
l.-E-. MI-- L.--rr--I .uI Mr. MDlI.L-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-20

This mrnlus the WrkIneu engaged in
iaying the pipe line from the gas well
~ the Nichols and Sapu drilling COM
uauN. 90 the main line 81 the Trl-Statp
,ias company, Completed the Job. The
4iLe - about two miles long. and has
taken over a week O. lay II is tho
longest line n six inch pipe ever laid
4u Brooke county.
The production Of this gas we'll was
purchased several weeks ago by the
Manufacturers Light and Heat comrauy
~ pittsburgh, Ia. Of which the Tri-
state company ~ subsidiary. and the
WORK Of connecting %. well with the
main line was Immediately begun.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-20

Members OF the younger social set 81
Elm Grove are planning "A sleigh ride
to be given this evening by the girls TO
Waymans Inn near Hethlcham. The
party viii be composed OF about ten
couples. They will drive TO waymaus
whore chicken and waTel supper viii
be served. A very enjoyable evening IS
being anticipated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-20

y Joint Ute tr. a..grAm OF Tire rI4u.
morn rrI Imcr.1u literary societies or
On" Ir.ndeIuhla district II.h sr.u11 VIII
fg held NIa evening IU the .ur|f1r.r.
OF i"e H.eh school building nj T.IsuEtur
20. 'HIred HN Gle students. consisting of
musical and literary numbers ~s.a-aI
SOLOS VIII Do sun and music rmrf shed
hE re school quartet Tire main r.,
turs ~ the even rr viii he the dpIlt. Drl
tho question .'rao lvsH. T|af IrHf.4.
1ua Point 20 ..H Downfall OF u.a
nlted states The Affirmative side ,f
THIS question VII no handled boy IFau.H.
'Hrfnr HuI 'l'TnrI cote. while f.f r.4..
L." aid0 VIII Hn rrurn. rrfHI d.. I|.ra
Rice and Allan rFnn. Tho nicotine r.f.|
1H open fu fHn public. and Hrf friends anal
relative m purIIa Interested .r fHa
hUol ore extended "a cordial Invitation.
Ny Prof Enaecv to attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-20
BUILD UP YOUR KIDNEYS

Weak kidneys are the heritage OF
thousands OF Americans They are
the cause of the housewives backache
pains when she rises from the SERUM
bling board. and the husbands rheu-
matte agony when he bends down 10
his work They are also the cause.
when those early symptoms are neg
lected. which leads TO permanent kid
ney disablement. dropsy and Bright's
disease. Yet few people take the trou-
Bile TO look after their kidneys They
busy themselves in relieving the rheu-
matism and allaying the baCkacha
pains when all the while the kidneys
are struggling at their task, getting
weaker and weaker and becoming
hopelessly incapable OF purifying the
blood as they should. See that you DO
not make the same mistake. N YOU
are using drugs or liniments for rheu-
matism, lumbago, blood disorders. or
nervous ailments, stop al once. II IL
your kidneys that need help, and eN-
actly the help they need Is supplied
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-20
birthday Party.

Al the come Of ner parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur simpson on charles
street. last evening, Miss Dorothy Simp-
son was given a surprise birthday party.
iu hoHur or her sixty Anniversary. About
e. dozen young friends were present. and
% number OF beautiful gifts we're pre-
Stntcd \ good time was mad BY all
.Ilcr Wnicn refTesLmnnt. Mera snrNnI-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-20

but five months old. the boy being two
years and half.
The men left this morning for Steu-
benVille. o, TO get the noon train from
there 70 Collier. They were accumpau-
led by Miss Fannie Sellins Before lcav-
ing for the coal field. they minated
mat they would probably ask Governor
Hatfield 20 conduct an official investi-
cation into their brothers death. and
the causes that led thereto. IL is also
probable that they will remove the body
81 Mr. Moore. from Brooke cemetery 10
Pennsylvania and re-int.r Il there
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To Organize Teams.

The young men Of Warwood and
bowling teams, which will pIav ever
week at Alberts bowling alleys on
Fltth and Main streets ANY person
wishing to Join the league NAV do go
by calling III, Warwood, on the Bell
telephone This is expected to he
one OF the best leagues in the county.
s ~. they bave many good bowIers
t soIne OF me boys expect TO attend the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-20
Goodwin Quartet Coming.

Tho GOODWIN TUIrfef. OT WhecIInr
will appear at the Lyric theatre. Elm
Grove. Mdcuesd evening and put on
some OF the latest songs Music lovers
Will be assured Of n pleasant evening
as the boys who com pose the quartz &
are wonders on their line.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-20
s. w. Rlhln clasn

The South Warwood Bible class
Will meet this evening at 7:30 O'clock
AT the home of Mrs. A. Campbell Of
+itth street and Richland avenue
MISS Emma Lasch is leader OF the
class and she is urging a large AT.
tendance; as the meeting last week
was not held, on account of snow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-20

hospital last evening were to the effect
that although he was badly cut and
bruised about the head and shoulders.
and had sustained three fractured ribs,
his condition was not considered seri-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-20

Mrs; Elizabeth Koerner Ramunv
passed away Wednesday afternoon at
CLOCK az her home. 1926 Vance
nifty eighth year. She is sTrviwad b..
h n husband and four children Mrs
hemmys death came az n sudden
shock 10 her friends. as she was
known TO many people. Tho funeral
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-20

/ desire 20 announce my candidacy
Tor the Republican nomination for
superintendent OF Free Schools OF
Ohio County. and respectfully solicit
.he support and influence OF all
friends. Have been a teacher for %
years, nineteen being graded school
work: Nineteen years in Triadelphia
Dlstrlct j. w. FARMER.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-20
WOMEN'S CLUBS
Civic Drnartment-

The Civic Department OF the Wo-
mans club will hold their meeting az
the a. q. Y. W. room, this afternoon
al 3 o'clock Mrs Harry Hamburger
will read an excellent paper on "No-
catio1al Training for the Blind" which
promises 10 be quite interesting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-20

trHrrs. loo HuI IsaHH Moore Of
ui.rfH-n ga. brother. ur rrrra
Moore. t"tt wac allied 90 Collier. uf Laos
Friday. 90 noon. arrived u town the
morning. and after -.rauff4fI.r u.Itt
I'H fHFfIf and coroner went Co. Collier
q" conduct .u IN.HHfi."fIHu fF#ra Tn
on interview fIEH stated fT.r 81
Moore mother was living i1 VsruNfis
I'.. Dor name being MrH Albert rHEs
IH. Zoo ODE. hp. vile Twins and fH.s
ehildi'ui q boz aud a gIrl. Che EllI lsIuE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-20

Did YOU ever take notice how alarm
inEIv prevalent the chewing gum habit
Is becoming? You didn't7 Well tho
next time you 90 u "a public enter
tainmrut or q night meeting Nst cast
your rye over the congregation and
see huN many Jaws are swaEging in
dusNlUurIF WuUchiug tho sum and you
VII. o. surprised. You will observe
That while the young woman and
girls are not The only ones 20 engage
iu .lo very nice 90 and refined 90
habit, they are. hv far. iu the ma
iurIfy We wonder. sometimes. n % Is
merely thouEhtlessuesa iu people 10
thus chew their gum guilds Tn church
1H tnry DO. or do they really not know
any botter7 ~ they are 20 donsely ig.
uorant and do moi know that they arc
making i"Dwr elFC- not only Couspir
nous lIi obnoxious t0 others hy this
faErant breath az etiquette. Why 10
NOT their mothers or some other good
advice along fhis nue7
The writer happened i1 one ~ tho
'NurtNrF not long since when The iaui-
Tor wue cleaning up the church after
an ming service. and hia attention
was called 90 the many chewing Gum
wrapper and rapcrs scattered .r6urd
among The news and not only wore
lNtTn plenty OF such reminder. uf fIf.
nuisance but the gum aaIa them.
e' Ives were found .u Iro'us ion nu tho
Iogr and stuck ON tho back 81 pcws
ana other ul0Dr- The ian'fDr remark
cd na Do lahcrIousiy gathered an the
. ralusrta. % DO wish prHT1e couid
have O. little sense whom fEry r0 10
church and leave their gum at home
and We wonder why they don't
Washington ia fulI uf wealthy Widow
among che Ilst Uf those WIN have tai.
o. uu i-eIr residence there being Me-
Henry E IImuUk who win build no.
own homo there She ia a sister ~ fbs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-20

General M.uteer Is.rHu Hrbiraur. Of
f". West virginia. 'Iff. ..rrn coal CON.
F.H.. uf IIffeIHrrH. TH. b.. expected f1
fN.a .Ir. To-day and DO Do comes ar
H.i NIi H. wH.. Ir Senator IftHfr
/I..'..r. off The WcIaburE Fr.IH..r
M'- N....iHf Ion. fn have a conference
. ITO .'H rfIHfI.. OBJ ...H.ffIur tho
.II.H.. Side of fHo strike f1 re- board
'. "f''ir....H. On HrH.rEo n plan of ret.
..H'.' w.f.HI fu a.I paroles concerned
Boo Goo strike
Local officials ~ the coal car4r7rv
ted th1' Nr EuhirHn was evrert.I f-
i.r city .U wednesday evening but Hs
n.l not come then and bad NOT IUr. se
D.. fH noon f. .H. SIR ftuIIaHu HaH NOT
''rH .n Nf'H..rE r.r.r naf Friday
moon. whom Io left here for collier. Whoa.
'"m.. Moore vHa shot ~ o. believed
Dr.. fN".. .Hrrs..fIf with the strike
situation fHH. If No. E.UIanu could bel
cotton IUt. H conference rr wHHfI Hgr.r
in tne arbitration r'Hr .HUu..fri rt bod.
Dog since. Nome Aa.u.I. |I.H
I.r.u 900 over 'IH .frII. district came
f'tnrf. f.sf frerEfN..r wa. .sf. Irisf
ported
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-20

Dy W arner 2 SaIe Kid
neg and Liver Remedy.
II does not do the Kid
neys' work (nothing
can do that). but II
strengthens and puts
new vigOr into them 20
they can perform their
duties Just as nature in.
tended. All druggists,
IN soc and Sl.OO sizes.
Every bottle guaran
teed. a free sample IL
you write Warner Safe
Remedies Co. Dept.
49, Rochester. y. Y.
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