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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-05
THE THEATRE
HELP WANTED.

From its historic triumphs In Chicago
and New York. Jack Lait~ great play
Help Wanted comes TO Court Theatre
Thursday and Friday and Friday matt
nee. with the tried and tested assurance
mat II Is the most human. the most
laughable, the most genuine and the
most intimately truthful play Of modern
America life that the stage OF this
country has known I'm years. These are
Laits now famous play the financial as
PRODUCED under the personal direction
Of the playwright the production T.
more than living up TO the high stand-
ard set for IL during its great runs in
New York and Chicago. The story fAs-
cinating. clean and wildly virlle. IL yet
richly humorous ana irreslstibly captt-
waiting by reason OF the incompa ra BILE
wit OF its dialogue. No man who has
had occasion TO employ a stenographer
no girl who has thought of working In
an office. no woman who has ever Won
derec whether the business woman"
can evade the responsibipty or the dan
ger OF sex influence In the world or
business. can fail - grasp and relish
the beautiful realism. the genuine ra-
thos and the wise philosophy OF Help
Wanted" The love story OF IL Is whole
some. as normal and wonderful as
any romance Of real life ever was or
VIII be. and the enforced and logical
sequence Of comedy situations are "A fair
and hne proof 81 the value OF the play
A. characteristic aud memorable
American Comedy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-05
NEW ORDERS
Government Mobiles Quarantine Rsgu-
lations-Makes Ohio County
IMPOSED Area.

WASHINGTON, April with the
livestock foot and mouth epidemic euro
ed. the department OF agriculture TODAY
issued orders modifying quarantine re-
Eulauons In many or the infected dis
tricts, the orders were the first issued
since the campaign against the disease
began last fall that added no new terri
tory to the Guaranteed area.
Reports during the past few weeks
have shown steady Improvement in con-
ditions and on April I. the department
announced that there was no animal IN
the United States suffering with the
disease. Since then there have been re-
ports Of sporadic cases. but u II be-
heved that complete eradication or the
plague II almost In sight
TOdav's orders effective ~ once m
Guided the following changes.
West NirEinla-Dhio county g. made
exposed area. Brooke. Hancock and Mar
shall counties restricted ares
ohiO-The following counties are add
ed 20 the restricted area: Belmont.
Champaign. Darke. Fayetts. Franklin.
Wyandot.
Pennsylvania-Indian county b. made
an cs.ss,u area and beaver county re-
stricted ares.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-05
ELKS POT POURRI
AT COURT THEATRE
BIG PERFORMANCE BY LOCAL
MEMBERS OF ELks' LODGE
OPENS TONIGHT.
Final Dress Rehearsal Was Held Last
Night-Promlnent Persons
viii Take Part.

hnal dress rehearsal for the EIks'
Pot Pourri to be opened tonight at
the Court Theatre was held last night.
Everything was found TO be in <tip
top shape. and promises to eclipse
any minstren that has ever been nut
or ~ this lodge From the rise or
the curtain 20 the grand finale. there
% steady laugh. Not one minute
elapses that there is not something
20 keep the spark OF laughter burning.
Manager Peter Habersdck has ex-
erted every effort to make this the
big thing In minstrelsy for the city.
he has good corps OF men. ana All
know their parts. The scene is Iaid
In an Italian Garden with the settings
artistically arranged. These latter are
considered the finest that have ever
been exhibited in this city.
As to the persons who viii perform
In the minstrels. there can b. no i'm
proyement DIR. o.. W Burdats Will
be Master OF Ceremonies. Comedians
Henry Menkemlller. Nate Mulroy.
Tom McNabb: Bill Travis. BIZ .Joyle.
and Charlie Klotz. Soloists. Judge
Alan h. Robinson. John O'Connor. ".
X. McClung. and Carl Neer. Buglers.
Cathedral High School Boys. Thomas
Ihorner. John Shaugnessy. william
Weir. Edward Kirkon. Daniel no
brecht and Francis Schon Modern
Dances. Miss Bernadette Shields. Mr..
Tom Mears. Augmented Orchestra
under direction Of Prof. John Evans.
assistant Musical director. Edwin
Kline
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-05
The New Baby
is Worlds Wonder

Every tiny infant makes nfss pr.
spective wider and brighter. And what
ever there e. 20 enhance it, arrival and
% ease and comfort the erpectaut mother
should b given attention. Among the
real helpful things o. an external alb
doninal Application known a. Mothers
Friend" There IT, scarcely n community
but what has its enthusiastic aduirer n
thla splendid embrocntiom. n ta 90 well
Thought ~ by women who know that most
drug stores throughout tho United Gfataa
carry Mothers Friend ~ ono o. their
staple and reiiahfe renodiea ~ g. applied
20 The abdominal muscles 20 relieve the
strain on ngameuts and tendona
Those who have uued 10 refer % che
case and comfort experienced during ths
period or eNpectancy. they particularly
refer 20 the absence ~ rauaea. often -
prevalent Dc result % the natural
expansion. Tn r. little hook are described
more fully the many reasons uhv
Mothfrs Friend' has been a friend
Indeed 90 women with timely hints srr.
stinna aud helps f1r ready refaranra DE-
should y ln aIl homes "M0ftrr's rrfarT'
nay - had ~ afmosf aur drurrfsf hut IN
you fall Co. md o. write BE- direct and airs
write for book 60 Hradfrld Regulator a..
900 Lamar Bldg, Atlanta, ca.
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ONE IN GLENDALE HOSPITAL
SUFFERING WITH cONcuS-
SION OF BRAIN
Another Had His Throat Cut-Assail-
ant Made HE Getaway
Moundsvililans Excited.

Walter Lockhart. a Moundsville for
eigner. is confined at the Glendale
hospital in a serious condition. as the
result of a battle staged on Water
street. Moundsville. Sunday morning.
shortly after IL o'clock. Another for
eigner. whose name could not be as
'certained. received a cut across the
neck. inflicted with a razor.
Harry Boswell is said to have struck
Lockhart on the head with brick.
infiicting an ugly cash. which caused
conclusion OF the brain. necessitating
his removal to the hospital At a late
hour last night Boswell had not been
apprehended. having made his escape
across the river, shortly after the fight
occurred.
Nike Sullivan. foreigner. Is charg-
ed with cutting the other foreigner
with razor but at a late hour he had
not been arrested. Shortly after the
battle occurred. DIR. McClusky. VINO
happened by. took charge OF both the
injured men. sending Lockhart to the
hospital and taking the other man to
his office. where he was given atten.
ton, IL requiring thirteen stitches 10
close the wound. inflicted by the IA
zor
All parties mixed up the battle were
under the influence OF liquor, having
Just returned from across the river,
where they had gotten the booze" at
speakeasies that have been in opera
ton since last July.
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TWO FOREIGNERS INJURED AS
RESULT OF FREE FOR ALL FIGHT
NElGHB0RH0OD
BIBLE CLASSES

Home. Girls Bible class will meet
with Mrs. Fred r. Faris. "a North
Front street Monday at 2:sO O'Clock.
Miss Alma Hubbard. lee6er.
District a will meet with Mrs. n. J.
McCullagh. 92 F1fteent hstreet Mon.
day at 700 p. m. Miss Lafferty. lead.
er.
District LIB will meet with Mrs. A.
c. Whitaker. Monday at 1870 p. m.
DIR. Thomas G. Koontz. leader.
District l43 will meet with Mrs. 4.
II. Reideman. IL South Penn street.
Monday at 1880 p. m. Miss Nellie
Oxtoby. leader.
District 149 will meet with their
leader. Mrs. Il. b. Nay. 400 South
Penn street. Monday at 7:45 p. IN.
District 124-i25 will meet with Mrs.
James II. Beans. Pleasant Valley.
Tuesday at 2:30 p. N. Mrs s. Ed.
Elliott. leader.
Bethlehem Bible class will meet at
Bethlehem chapel Tuesday at 500 d.
m. Miss Mary Wa;man. leader.
District l27-A will meet with Mrs.
@. d. Bushon at Park View Thursday
at 1880 .. m. Miss Ethel Williams.
leader
District 14s will meet with Mr.. G.
II. Abercrombie. 500 South Pnen street
Thursday at 1880 D. m. Mr.. c. G.
Smith. leader.
Aetna Bible class will meet at Act
naville chapel Friday at 1870 D. m.
Miss Anna Frederick. leSJer.
Echo Point Bible class will meet
with Mrs. Vim. Rumble. Walnut ave
nue.. Friday at 7:45 p. m. Mrs. 8. ID.
Clegg leader
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-05
FACT OF THE
RESURRECTION
WAS TIE THEME OF STRONG
EASTER SERMON ny pR.
A W. Mills
Hssurrectton Described a. Most Marvel
ous Act Of omnipotsncs In Moral
History OF Universe.

Chsrsc;erizing the resurrection OF
Jesus was part OF the divine plan I'm Ills
work az Savior. and the most marvellous
act or omnipotence in the moral history
OF the universe. Or. \. w. Mills deliver
sa an exceptionally strong sermon
Easter morning, to "A large and attentive
aunience. His theme was The Fact Of
the Resurrection"
After describing the crucifixion as
the details or the resurrection. He said
In part:
1t Il no dream II Is no vision. but II
y fact that Jesus is risen from the
dead. Others had gone 10 heaven alive
before. but He was the first TO break the
shaekles OF death. He was raised by
Lazarus. and that OF sss widow of
Mains son were incidental happenings
but the resurrection OF Jesus was part
or the Divine plan In His work as saw
Tor. and the most marvellous act OF omni-
verse.
"a ne resurrection OF Christ is not a
mere matter OF faith: IL is a historic
TACT. AS much so as the campaigns OF
alexander. or the siege Of Sebastopoi.
This fact. above all others. has under
gone the greatest scrutiny. Men of criti-
cal minds. most capable OF weighing tes-
tlmony, have gone through It's very
In all history there Is no better estab-
lished fact than this one. While some
OF these critics who began their work
unbeltevcrs In Jesus Christ ended IL by
giving to Him the faith OF their hearts
-Four evangelists give Us the history
OF this fact. These men declare that
they saw the Lord alive after His death
And they had full oportUnity TO see
Him. as their statements imply. IL re-
quires fewer Witnesses to establish a
fact before a cOutr OF justice. Not only
did these four testify that they saw
Jesus after He had risen. but numb
beside them also saw Him. Can His ap-
pearance TO them BE- considered an hell
luciation? such deception would be
psychologically impossible for He was
seen by 5000 brethren at one time, and
by the disciples and others at different
times: could 81 be possible that they did
not see Him. that II was all a fancy?
The lives OF the twelve apostles after
the resurrection OF Christ show their
profound belief in AZ. and what IL Chris
tendon but colossal monument bear
ing witness to the fact OF the resurrec-
tion OF Jesus?
since Christ Is risen from the grave
glorious conclusions follow. All that He
said IL true. His claim to be Divine rs
true; that He came from God on the mis-
sion OF mans salvation IL true: that He
has influence with God for men. and
that their prayers Will be heard because
OF Him, are true. Wonderful truths
that follow from the truths Of the text.
Christ is risen
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AUTOMOBILE
OVER BANK
AocrDEHr OCCURRED LAST xrour
Oh RIVER ROAD. NORTH or
CITY.
Oar ss.a 70 Ne prop~rsy q Ernest
rsehnsr. who Sustained Two
Broken Efba

\ ford touring car. owned and driven.
~ - canned by Ernest MArschnsr of
ms city. vent over an embankment Al
ne Red House. north OF the city water
Norks last night about 10 O'Clock The
machine toppled over on its side Will
Martin. smother occupant OF the ca-.
said 70 i've at No. 2e2s Main street also
received u broken rib.
ar; Marschner was taken 10 the home
OF relatives. where he was reported rest
ING easily AIR. Martin was frst taken
70 the North Wheeling hospital. where
br. J. Piummer Cole dressed his inju-
ries. and then had the man removed TO
his home. The machine was taken 20
the A W. Loe agency on the Island ii
was stated at the agency. that the car
Was slightly damaged
IL II understood that the car was COM
ing towards this city and the driver
became blinded by the lights OF a car
That MAS going up the river from this
city. This caused him 10 lose control
Tor an instant. his car swerved into
a ditch and then toppled over the bank
Two other occupants. whose names could
not be learned. were unhurt
Al the home Of the two men last
night. their friends denied any know
ledge OF the accident whatever
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-05
NEWS BRIEFS
WOMAN FALLS seeoes CA

WOMAN FALLS BEFORE CAR
Mrs. Sue +. Wright, OF Cecil Place.
while crossing Eleventh street Satur-
day morning fell directly in front of
an Elm Grove car. Motorman Frank
Miller had charge of the car. The
woman was taken to the George NJ.
Shook Company rest room and DIR.
Robert j. Reed called. She was then
removed to her home, out the pike.
where she is recovering nicely.
FEDERAL COURT sEssioN-The
spring term OF Federal court at Mar.
tinsburg will convene tomorrow
morning. II promises to be brief and
Will be followed by a term at Clark.
burg.
ANNUAL MEmoRIAI-PIans are
complete for the annual memorial
service Of the local lodge Loyal Or
der OF Moose. TO be held next Sunday
evening. Attorney w. N. Carr. of
Uniontown. Pa, will deliver the me.
mortal address.
ANNUAL REPORT oUT-The an.
nual report OF the Wheeling PLAY.
grounds Association has been printed
and copies are now being distributed
The report is handsomely illustrated
ALUMNI BOAT RIDE-Plans are
being completed for the annual boat
ride OF the Wheeling High School
Alumni Association which will be held
the afternoOs and evening OF FRIDAY
May IL. A new excursion boat has
been chartered for the occasion. and
Will leave the local wharf at 80 and
1880 o'clock.
AFTERNOON FIRE-A small FIRE
was discovered Saturday afternoon al
me Barte second hand store at Mar
ket and Twentieth street. An alarfs
was turned in from Box Al. No dam.
age resulted from the blaze.
MILK REPORT oooD-During the
month Of March 1876 milk sample
were tested and out OF this sumber
only four fell below the required
standard OF 3.5 per cent.
WRIST BRoKBH-E. NJ Handy. man.
asef or the J. W. Beltz sons nianin-
MIL received broken wrist Will.
crankinS an automobile SATURDAY. an.
machine back fired end one ~ the bone.
~ MS riEht wrist was snapped Br
hpDert y Reed was called aud attended
70 the Injuries
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-05
CLASS ELECTS
s~reoa bible Glass OF FIRST NJ n
Ohuroh Of Martins Perry. Names
View Officers.

The Bsrsca Bible class OF the FYr.,
~. ~ church. OF Martins Ferry. !. eld ~
hthIhi business meeting On the f-,fd Fef-
low = hail on Hanover street SATURDAY.
evening, ana the business Tor the ,-'l-
elected FOR the ensuing year. prcatf,1t
- ~ Alkoni vice president " r. Kfrch.
heIt secretary. Frod Harris. aaeisfnrf
- 9retsry. William Thomas. treaaurer
sohn Htrobsl. teacher, Guy W FInet
assistant teachers. p n. FORESTER n b.
Davis and CLAUDE Shimn The neo.fy
erected gnicerE will meet FRIDAY sverIi,'g,
~ the Board ~ Trade room on ffsrs..'.--
-Itet fpr INC purpose Of outllufnr fEa
Nolh Tor the year and auurfuffvs ~.
various committees '"'
~ attendance FOR the past year 49,.
aapl ~ a Total percent 81 fg mo 49,
tendance Tor the last three years 80
tlbt or total - 81 percent rhe ~
hL.H ~ We dimerent committees show
rfiy HaLls Tory aud Tho financial ro-l-
Won on TIE treaeurerv is Food Esarfv
Saturday evening ''i'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-05
MCINTYRE q HEATH

Mcintyre and Heath. will be the at
traction AT Court Theatre Saturday. April
10. matinee and night, In John COrts
massive production 81 the successful
musical novelty. The Ham Tree" which
- one Of the greatest laughing successes
this country has ever known The com
edisns have no equals In the delincation
OF quaint negro characters. and are fun
MGR than ever In their career Manager
tort has this season surrounded his
stars with an excellent company. which
includes great singing and dancing
chorus Of American beauties. a. "a spe-
ciel feature a team 81 thirty Of Ameri-
cas- greatest clog. JIG. soft-shoe and
breakdown dancing girls VIII be intro
duced. The Ham Tree" - n notable
play. not only because Of its departure
from beaten paths In musical produc-
lions. but from n standpoint Of scenery.
costumes ana edui pment The large cast
Of principals will include some OF the
leading musical comedy favorttes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-05
SONGS OF SUNSHINE.
by the
BENTZTOWN BARD
THE SONG

RELEASE APRfT~-E
ou may sing the battle song
Blade ~ steel and light.
You may slug the forav bold
~ the dead ~ night.
on may nlng the armOred host
on the 0rlf ~ fray
Let me sing The song o. love
on the lips ~ MAY
Let me sing ~ buttarcups
Not ~ bullets. mem
Yours the roaring battle lay.
Mine Tho dream aFalni
You may sing the ballad brave
or thn spear and lance.
70 may Fiur Of naEa that wave
Whfrc thn hrcezea dance
You may sing the cannon song
kumnlluF. roaring tune
Let re sins che rose fhaf blooms
on the fipa ~ June
Let me sins ~ dan0dlflr
Not ~ danger. Lad.
Mine the music 0f fhe morn
Llght and sweet and Rladf
You may sing The battle song.
clash ~ steel nu steel
Blood upon the fm ~ blood
whore The wounded reel.
90 may sing the charge of swords
crash and some nrHiua-
f.rf me sing One surr III love
in fho hearts ~ mfnf
let fre flnr the dnndrifoua
Aun fne purple stain
Df the holy Vi1iota
Down the uunurrH larrf
tcop5 right fefs b. Southern Press
HyudicafcJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-05
REV. A. L. BENZE
VIII Give illustrated Lecture on Ger.
man Europe" at Zion Lutheran
Church This Evening.

An illustrated lecture will be given
this evening At the Zion Lutheran
church by Rev. A. a. Benze. pastor
Of the church. on In German Europe &"
Rev. Benze was in Europe A. the out.
break Of the present war and was az
Ait, Nuremberg. when the heir TO the
Austrian throne wa assasinated lie
saw many interesting things In con
motion with the mobilization Of the
troops and the prsparatioN for the
great conflict The lecture will be in.
teresting o. well a. instructive. u
viii begin promptly at S.tb O'Clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-05

State Labor Commissioner JACK
Nightingale is expected to arrive this
morning to complete an inspection or
industrial plants in this section or the
state. after having spent Easter -
his home in Parkersburg
The condition OF VIM &. Dreamer.
city editor Of The Register. VINO was
severely injured several weeks ago IN
fall. is still critical.
Russell Goodwin will return today
TO Washington and Jefferson college.
after spending the Easter vacation at
his home on the Island.
Assistant United States District At
torney J. J. p. O'Brien leaves today
for Martinsburg to attend the April
term OF federal court
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hildreth returned
Saturday to their home. after having
spent the past several months at WIN
ter Park. Florida
Allen McLanahan has returned 10
his home at Pittsburgh. after having
spent the week as the guest OF MISS
Fannie Brady at Cecil Place.
William q. Shepherd will return to-
day to Wheeling. after having spent
the week end as the guest OF his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Shepherd.
on Big Wheeling Greek.
Mrs A. A. Wheat OF the city. left
Saturday for Washington. ID. G.. where
che will spend several days a. the
guest Of Col and Mrs. Osborne.
Mrs John McJure. VINO has been
confined TO her home at No. = Yer
mont street, for the past several
months is improving.
Mrs Clifford Stokes will return this
week 20 her home at Baltimore. after
having spent the past several Gays
with her mother. Mrs. A. &. McMecn-
On. OF this city
Mrs. Alexander Glass OF KenwoOd
Place. will leave today for New YORK
City. where she will spend several
days
Mrs. Harry Whitaker and daughter.
Niss Nelson Whitaker. left last even
Ing for New York city. where they
VIII spend several days
Rev and Mrs. r. A. Harshman Of
EdEedale have ~ their guest. Nfr
John Schieber. Mrs Harshman's fan.
90. from Bucyrus. Ohio
sheriff a. r. Sweeney Of this city
has returned 10 his home after a bus.
mess visit 20 Lexington. Ky
William Waddell Of Short Creek
who has been on a business trim
through the southern part 81 Ken.
lucky. returned home SaturdFy
Charles Birch. one Of the engineers
On the local government office. will
leave this week for Marietta. where
hc VIII join the corps on dam No. NJ.
y. W. Donaldson and Harry Conrad
are working this week near pefh1nv
on an extensive farm survey.
tasius Evans of Washington Ieffer-
son college r. visiting with his par
ents in Warwood during the Faster
holidays
Frank Riley. employe Of the n. a a.
railroad. viii leave today on q bust.
ness trip 70 Huntington. W. Va
GEORGE Snyder 81 Wellsburs was an
Easter visitor In the city.
Miss p. p BinEeli % Fourteenth
street has returned home. after visit
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PoFB oErs HEARING


Herhert Pope. who Wa arrested 1.f-
uraey evening on tho charge ~ ILLEGAL
N"IlnF ln the city primary. will o. rIteH.
tpre iusfice n Peace D. o. p1hhs f.0r..
waf arresfed Ply Constable Veorre rurt.
lns on complaint RI Robert ozark ro.
Hunhc a. CITY committeeman from fHa
second Ward. &c ie Dob Jail awaifIng
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SCHOOLS REOPEN
spring Vacation Has Come 20 a Close
and Students viii Resume
Their Studies Today.

After weeks spring vacation. ali
ne public schools reeuue THE morning
IhffC VIII Do uu more Nn Hafi0ua until
ne ffnae ~ ne summer term. Ae Dec
nraflou day this year. MAY l1 fails on
sundny no vacation for that dar wis
BE- held 90 the schools
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AT THE VICTORIA

That realization Is really greater
than anticipation viii be- proven
a. the Victoria this afternoon
when the summer season OF stock
plays opens ~ the Victoria with
Manager Shafer'r Victoria Famous
Players IN their initial bow 20 Wheel
Ing The Girl ln the Taxi" An extend
ed tour through the East and West has
resulted in the bringing together o.
THIS charming company ~ players and
each one IL considered n star Zach has
record. having played a. valued sup
porters y some Of the worlds greatest
actors % past ana present The Girl
IN The TaNl| their first offering D. the
funniest farce ever written and PROM
ises 20 make bigger hit here than IL
has elsewhere
Joseph A uemier will be Leading
man. He carries the part ~ Herffe
stewart lu the play Mics Mary London
the charming leading lady comes from
Montreal Quebec and has won fame on
the stage ~ Los Angeles and San FRAN
circo. IN stock Miea Darrell Goodwin
VII Do the irreuue roles and Mfar
Helen Jackson The character parts. Miss
Adele Lewis adds To- the importance
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inE AZ the home Of Mr. and Mrs Earl
Richerson. Of Warrington.
J. W. sloane Of Newport. Ky. was
IN the city yesterday attending the
meeting 81 the mill workers.
Mr. Harry Keith will BE- confined a.
his home In South Jacob street for az
least two weeks with a badly mashed
foot a. a result Of a heavy piece Of
iron falling on the member while
working AZ the Ia Belle Tin niant last
week
Miss BESSIE Goodwin OF Warrington
spent yesterday with friends here
Miss Helen Haywood % the South
side. has returned hssme after a weeks
visit with friends ~ Warrington
Mr. and Mrs. s q Steele % Park
ersburs. returned home last evening
after brief visit with friends in this
community.
Miss Daisy Barnett has returned
home AZ Steubenvlllo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-05
DON'T TAKE CACoMEI'

Instead 81 dangerous. saIIvaiIne
Calomel 90 liven your liver when
bilious. heedachy or c1nsupated get
Decent bon Of Cascarefs. They
start the liver and bowels and
straighten you up better than nasty
Calomel without gripping or making
you sick