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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-27

lion francs and the goods that secured
it are in Germany? II is n serious
problem, but it will be solved
Another great difficulty is in the
restoration of our plants, the replac-
ing OF our machines. Under existing
conditions it seems likely that It will
take two years for machine cOnstruc-
tors to furnish what we shall require
Perhaps we shall have 10 call upon the
American ingenuity TO help us In
working ont the different problems.
but they viii be solved, for never was
the spirit of our manufactures and
workers so strong as today
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-27
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selected. Any eggEe usea Will turn
the sane trick
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-27

COUNT Is seeking divorce: de-
clares wife attacked hin."-Headline
II you have seen his picture you will
marvel AZ the charitableness she has
shown in permitting him TO live
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-27

NEW York officials have begun an
investigation 20 confirm stories OF wild
life in the cafes along Broadway.
They might have asked the coppers
on the beat. Still the officers may
have eye trouble again.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-27

FOREIGN newspapers insist the war
news printed in the United States is
colored. No doubt about it, but the
brush Is applied in London, Paris.
Petrograd. Rome. Vienna and Berlin.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-27

WHILE New York managers are
preparing for the next grand opera
season society is busy shining up the
stones 20 be displayed in the boxes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-27

CHICAGO theatre advertises. THE
Man Who Could Not Sleep With Marc
MacDermott. '-Perhaps Marc wants
the whole bed 20 himself.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-27

DR. and Mrs. Henry Neale OF Upper
Lehigh have sent out Investigations
announcing the approaching marriage
OF their daughter Miss Gertrude TO
George =. Markle Srd. OF Hazelton.-
Wilkes Barre. Pa. News.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-27

IN coming out for worldwide pro
hibition one suspects that Cummins is
not as anxious TO land the republican
presidential nomination as he would
lead US 10 believe he is.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-27

ITS pretty generally understood by
now that Doc Dernburg got orders
from Berlin 20 cease hostilities. and
that he was not moved 10 silence by
American public opinion. as was first
supposed. Whoever was responsible
did good job. anyway.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-12
STRONG ADDRESSES
DR. j. A Mocuaig Talked 20 Number Of
Large Audiences Yesterday Az
ternoon and Evening.

Yesterday afternoon in the First
christian church Dr. J. \. McCuaig be-
fore a large audience delivered the hrst
OF his series Of lectures on The Ethics
again repeated the same lecture in the
same church Tor the business women
and the girls that work In the factories
and stores Then at 3 o'clock he deIiv-
A. building 20 the men. on the subiect:
Marriage "
AT Inc address delivered in the after
church on the subject "woman's REL
ton 70 Man DIR M.cCuaig delivered a
powerful lecture.
The meeting delivered at nine O'Clock
one OF the most interesting sdSrssses
that he delivered during the day, as he
discussed his subject very Thoroughly
from the standpoint OF mental. physIcal
ana spiritual affinity. At the conclusion
OF the address many questions were ask
ed the speaker, which were answered
very satisfactory TO the large crowd in
attendance. ,"
AZ 3:90 o'clock this afternoon in tho
fiTst ChristLan church Dr. McCuaiE
viii speak on the subject: "MateshIp"
church. ~
Beginning at 7:45 O'Clock In the same
church, the hrst OF a series OF lectures
dealing on the subject OF Sin. will he
delivered. The subject for this even
Ing will be Sin In the Seed"
The meetings which are being deliv-
cred BY Or. McCuatg throughout the
city are attracting a great deal Of pub-
ilc attention on the part OF those who
are interested In better social Condition.
and a great deal OF public sentiment a.
II r. quite likely that some action iSoL
ms 70 the retirement Of conditions in
TINS city viii be taken "a an early date.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-12
About People
Movements or individuals q
and From lie City.

Mrs. William Haywood OF Wash
ington. ID. C.. is the CUES Of Mrs. Alex
Glass at Echo Point.
Mrs. Frank Cox OF Denver. Col. is
the guest OF her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Anton Reymann.
Mrs. Jesse Speidel Is the guest of
Mrs. Leroy Con Mt Washington, ID. C..
where she Is being feted.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Trunk have re-
turned to their home in Clarion, Pa,
after n visit with Mrs. Louise Stauver.
Mrs. Charles ]. Proudfoot Is the
guest of Mrs. A. Hays OF Parkers-
burg.
Mrs. Willard G. Rogers OF Wells
burg has returned to her home after
an Illness at the Ohio Valley hos.
pital.
Mrs. George Yahn has returned
from a visit with her sister. Mrs.
Henry Zilliken at Wellsburg.
MI. and Mrs. Lee c. Paul are the
proud parents OF a son born Sunday,
Mrs. Aaron Somehow OF Puebla,
Col. is the guest OF Mrs. NJ. Some
born.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Isenberg have re-
turned from New York where they
spent a few days.
Mrs. Ella F1accus will be the guest
Of friends in Pittsburgh for a few
days.
Mrs. Frank Bell OF Toledo, is visit
ing friends at Edgwood for = rev
days.
George MCGOWAN OF wellsburg,
spent the first Of the week at Fulton
as the guest OF relatives.
Charles VAIN. general agent for
the Northern Pacific has returned 70
Pittsburgh after having called on To-
cal railroad officials for a few days.
j. f. Wallace has returned TO duty
on he Pennsylvania railroad follow.
ing a few days illness.
Albert Culp. an employee of the b
& o. railroad is detained at his home
on the South Side on Of ILL
ness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-12
MARGARET ANGLIN
IN PLEASING ROLE
APPEARED AT THE COURT IN
LADY WINDERMERE'S
FAN" LAST NIGHT
Large Audience Greeted the Star in
Most Delightful Production
Scenery Was Beautiful.

The production of Lady Windcr-
mere's Fan. by Miss Margaret Anglin
at the Court last evening was the most
delightful EEL here for some time
The play was a society scene from.
London society al the present time
IL depicted the various types of social
activity and also pointed out the en-
joyment derived from being In the
whirl and being enc OF the set Many
distinguished characters were well re-
presented and although the play was
serious, there always entered into IL
enough clean comedy TO make IL in
tsresting.
There was not a dull moment from
the time the curtain ros until IL clos
I'd on b last Gene. There were four
acts, all of which were artistically set
The first was Lord Windermeres
where his wife of two years.
misunderstands him and becomes
jealous of Mrs. E:lynne. a tranger in
the city. who wishes TO be introduced
into society. This keeps interest IN
the play and the second act shows the
guests arriving sor a ball gowned in
their most gorgeous gowns and the
strange lady arrives among the other
guests. The minute she comes she 10
courted by old md young and is thor
Cughly adorable. so much so that 80.
cial leaders invite her { o dine. The
third scene hnds Lady Windermere at
the home OF a former admlrer Loru
Darlington and here Mrs. Erlynne in
terferes n protests the young wife.
Miss Anglin is perfectly beautiful Ia
her portrayal Ot Mrs. Erlynne and
when h shows her true blood and
strong character she makes the others
Of the whirl seem quite small. Miss
Anglin is supported by n grea. com
pany all the members being perfect in
their chosen characteristics. The pro-
finish.
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INSPECTORS HERE
Party OF Englishmen Arrive at South
Bethlehem, Pa, TO Inspect Munl.
tions Of War Being Manufactured.

SOUTH BETHLEHEM. Pa, Jan. II.
Twenty-seven british government in
spectors. under Colonel c. L. Phipps.
arrived at South Bethlehem today to
inspect various kinds of war material
being manufactured here for the Brit.
ish army. Most Of the officials are
comparatively young men, but all have
passed the rigid examination for ex-
pert inspector e munitions of wa.
They expect to stay for IS months.
With the arrival OF the force TODAY
the delegation Oi British inspectors az
the local steel plant now totals about
hity men. The officials will have
charge OF inspecting the large contract
FOR more than a million pr~ojectiles. in
Guiding shrapnel. caissons. held N
etc, which are embodied in the con
tracts recently secured by Charles W.
Schwab on his recent trips 10 Eng.
lard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-12
DELEGATES LEAVE
Representatives Of Ohio County 90 To
state LeEfsiature-Wni Support
Important Proposed Laws.

Delegates 20 The state Legislature A.
Charleston which opens tomorrow morn
ing, from this county, left yesterday. A
number ~ the men left on tho morninE
train. while others left az sos o'clock
last night. From talks with the varf-
Gus delegates yesterday. DO was learned
they VIII uphold child labor Laws
amendments Co the workmeu'a rompen'
satinu act, county salaries BIN. and any
other matters that will tend 10 the IN
ift Or the county 90 general
Col Zen. T.. Eoarubtoom faf last
night and before leaving stated he
would Introduce amendments f1 the
WorkweuF compensation act. chrd labor
law bin and a milk blll. The latter
measure Dr. based upon a. suit Gro the local
courts some time nEo and upon an or
diuanro defeated by council al "a late
meeting This measure provides that
no dairy or dairy company. shall use fFa
bottles, containers and etc. Or another
company
col R0sonbl0om also said he would
Introduce the charter BIN. ~ the Great.
~ WherlIuE Charter Committee. on CON.
.dltIuu that Do contains o. clause tb.t
places the police department under civil
Those who left Yesterday vsr, capt.
William IT. otto. John p. Allen. I.lrv
Weiss. Jesse Bloch. Lee D. UFlFe
berger and COD %. o. E.a.r.
bloom Robert HeHrH. et1T turrsaU.uI.
grt Tor the telegraph also Isft t~sat.r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-12
NOT ALLOWED TO WORK
BUT SIX MONTHS A YEAR

sp.riai Dispatch fY the G~ufeUIleurer.
WASHINGTON. Pa. Jan 11-A-.
rested upon a mars, Of n~on-suppor.
preferred by mis- wife. who has been
forced 10 support herself Tor two
years Clyde HnI nan ~ Monongahcla.
" hon brought 10 tho Washington coun.
~ jail today said - belong TO tho
T. ". " which ain not allow me "a
work moro than giv months boz Tho
year and thinS that . have worked
that much now ll so To- Jail for
three months. where ] will have q
warm place 90 sleep and plenty to eat.
Then 90 Fot OUT Tor three months"
Hiliman further stated that the full
name Of fhe organization Of which r,
is a member Is Won't work. N.
said that q uuuhaf of fhr members
cell The organization % WaGt
Whiskey
The court ordered Hillmsn fo pay
he wife s. per week and in default of
fhls he viii b. committed 20 jain whore
tho sheriff viii put HHr f1 work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-12
TALK TO DOCTORS
Interesting Subject Discussed BY o.
J. A. Mccuaia and Local Ply.
slcians Last Might

The meeting 81 the Ohio County
Medical Society Iold last evening was
Nory well attended by the members Of
The organization The principal ad.
dress u tho evening was delivered by
Nr j. a. McCuaig. Of New York. VINO
read q very interesting paper on the
Hibiect Legislation Regarding Mar.
.riarc and Criminality ~ the cor.
'lu'ion 81 the reading Of The paper
short talks were given by Dr John w..
Gilmore. Dr. vs. NJ ualbey. DR.. r. =.
Dlass Dr p o. Hupp and Dr. John H.
Mcclure on various subjects u iu.
tsrest TO the medical association %
vGE DO o'clock before Ur . A. Nc.
q IaiR arrived from tho s. " e. A.
f1onF meeting Dr. W~CuaiR in DISGUISE.
ING the matter Of 70 E~iaiation prcpara.
tory 20 marriage. referred The who'll.
QIcefIon hack tO ffr medical aIfhor.
Tie ~ fhr country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-12
AT n VICTORIA.

Victoria fnsatrs patrons Monday we're
treated Co. one ~ the best vaudeville
billie ~ the season and % Nas impossible
Zoo mistake the temper ~ The crowd Tor
fHsg a~upIHudad every at srthusiasu.al.
Dr. Nra11a Martin ard company with
Miss Courtney H pretty Uttlr actress o.
fhs star made u tremendous hIf with
their comedy Jessie Jack and Jerry
~ hIrh deals win Tho matrimonial a..
rfur Of Jessie There d. n uafrI.
muTIH1 fHruia fhaf urfofda o. frr entire
eafiafHrfIuu 81 fha audience end fur
Wishes half on Urrr ~ continuous awufs
mont ~ the kIn1 that leaves o. good
taste iu the mouth.
Watsnn.H Harnyard circus L. another
splendid feature in the Iiaf - perform
iUE animals and birds Hrr several that
are rarely seen ur The stage Some 81
the wurk ~ these dumb hrutes d. re-
variable o. say che least and after
watching them n fa harf fH imaHfra fFaf
they Do not have some human furfirHfa
The Three tuglish Cowiques IN the
NuffN nIrrlnr ave comedy skis
frat DO surr 20 risars FOR o. is Eli fAat
tho fifIs IMPLIES
rearaor and garrsfd a-r RI clever naI-
md their H"wffH THHFH vHHf fFss Hf
save deI.Enf f1 aU fHr rrst DO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-12
NEWS BRIEFS

RETURNS FROM CONVENTION
Secretary a. T. Arnold has returned
from attending the Sunday school
convention OF teachers and pupils
held at Littleton.
WILL HOLD METINo-The local
Red Cross society will hold a meeting
on next Thursday evening in the as
sembly rooms OF the board OF trade
In the Market Auditorium.
SPECIAL COMMITTEE MEETS
This afternoon at 4 O'Clock the spe-
cial committee on ~desertion will hold
a meeting in the Headquarters OF the
Associated Charities in the board of
trade building.
GLASS PLANTS REPRESENTED
The local glass manufacturers have
displays at the Pittsburgh exchange
this week. The companies represent
ed are N. Northwood of
this city and the Fostoria Glass com
pany. at Moundsvllle.
ASSOCIATED CHA RITIEs is
PlEASED-The Associated Charities
Is pleased with the generosity of the
Wheeling people who are showing a
willingness TO help better the con-
ditions among the needy Of the city.
TO TOUR coUNTRY-Rev. George
r. Fountain who IL conducting the
revival services At the Tenth street
Baptist church has accepted an offer
TO tour the country in his eyangelis-
tic work.
A. o. U. w. MEMoRIAL-MemoriaI
services for the deceased members OF
the local A. o. 4. W. lodges will be
held on next Sunday in the A. o. 4.
W hall on Chapline street A splen-
did program will be rendered.
FORD CAR GETS FUNNY
Ford auto met with a mishap on
Market near Eleventh street yester-
day morning. when the steering gear
broke. and an accident might have oc-
Cured, had 10 not been for the traffic
ohlcer VINO noticed the trouble and
signaled for the operator Of the ma
chine 20 stop.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-12
CHILD LABOR
RALLY HELD
PROPOSED LAWS FOR STATE
LEGISLATURE DISCUSSED
AT MEETING.
interesting Gathering Held Last
Night In First Christian Church
~. NJ. Brennan Speaks

The Federal government taxes
better care OF its cold storage meats
and live stock han a does OF the
children who will later become citi-
zens. was the declaration OF Henry
NJ Brennan OF the National Child La
Dor Association. speaking at the
First Christian church last night.
Would you want your own child 20
work in a mine that would rob him
of his vitality and lower his ideals?"
asked the lecturer.
Mr.. Brennan has been I'm the city
Tor the past several days. working in
conjunction with the West Virginia
Child Labor committee. in an Effort
TO effect certain changes in the child
labor law at the coming session OF
the state legislature.
Mr.. Brennan declared that II the
OIL. which Is to be presented 10 the
mouse. Is acted f~ayorably upon. West
Nlrglnia Will be raised from among
the half dozen states that have the
very poorest child labor laws to the
position among those states that have
the best.
At the meeting last night were a
number of local citizens. all Of whom
declared themselves as heartily IN
v OF liberal legislation in regard
10 child labor. Among those present
were several prominent ma~nufactur-
ers Mr.. Roy b. Hilton acted as
chairman. and made a short talk fav-
oring active legislation on the sub
1ect. Mr.. A. V. Fisher of the Iegis-
latiye committee OF the Ohio Valley
Trades and Labor Assembly, made a
talk as did Mr.. Geo. A. LAugh-
lin and Mr.. Archie W. PAUL.
Mr.. Brennan was introduced as the
principal speaker OF the evening and
occupied his time in explaining the
SIX important measures OF the bill
which Is 10 be presented to the legis-
Iature. They are as follows: IA
tourteen-year age limit for all occupa-
lions. TO cover work in hotels. barber
ships. bowling alleys. stores. messen.
ger service and various other lines.
Protection from dangerous occu.
pauons. 3.-"No child under i6 years
OF & TO be allowed to work under
ground in a mine ITO protect
children from the effects OF over
strain No child to be allowed to
work after . o'clock or over s hours
per day. "a clause to regulate
the sale OF newspapers or other ar
ticles on the streets" 6.-"No boys
under is years Of age to act as mes
senger boys at night"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-12
Obituary
Mrs. n. w. Hill.


Many OF the friends of Mrs. Han
nah Whitney Hill were shocked 10
hear Of her death which came sud
den Sunday evening at 11:4O o'clock
At her home corner Sixth street and
Ohio avenue. Warwood. The de
ceased was the wife OF late Jacob Hill
and her death was due to a long sick
ness. Mrs. Hin was born in Monroe
county. Ohio. and most OF her time
was spent there until six years ago
when she moved 4 WarwOod. The
deceased was IN her seventy-hfth
year and las been a constant mem
Der Of the First Baptist church. OF
this city. Following members sur
vive: Mrs. H.. o. Cain. OF Canton, Mrs.
j. A. Black. OF Bakersfield. Cal. Mrs.
p. r. Sager. Of WarwOOd. Drs. J. r.
Hll OF Fairmont. W. ~ Hin Of
~Clarksburg. J. J. H1l. OF Zanesvile.
l. G. Hill Of S~teubenviile. and G. J..
and c.. l.. OF this city.
Funeral services will be held this
morning AT 10 o'clock from the mil
residence In South Warwood. Rev.
J. r B]rininstOol will conduct the
services lnterment will be az Green.
wood cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-12
GIRLS TO PLAY
nasfst nau oams 20 b. Played Tn,
Aftsrnoou ~ Young Suburban
ties ~ Part Casino.

a team COMPOSED of me girls ~ the
Stone church Hf IIm Grove and fraa.
Hw fNr Vance Memorial church. af
MuHI"IHIa wIH meet Ir 70 basket fsII
.INN 900 iNN HIrE casino f.Hr this AZ.
ferr.HU. THE members .. Roth fa4r.a
af. afHIsrfa .f fHr IfHFI.I.UIH II.frInt
nigh ....H| and MUCH .F#.rH|r .Ir.TFr
Hrf. Tho teams uI. |na..n an frf.
love vance Memorial .-r. .arf 4H
f4 -rHrI. forwards WOOD center. rr-
a. HUN |lH.. guards. stone ....aa
Hf.. .H| HnH HUr|l .~#|nnrHr l..
..U'.. f'. ... HUI lIufHH a.Hrrs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-12
Is a Powerful
Influence in Blood
Works With a Definite Pur.
pose and Is a Known
Antdote.

There are some things IN msdicins that
are certain and definite. They d. the
work n s. 81 d. one q these rrIabfea
and 10 e known nntIdots for al blood
troubles M0ro than that. ~ o. harm.
Jess. fHr Do does not burt the stomach.
d1es not affect the bones and Joints nor
DOES Do alter The integrity o. the nerves
and spine. But 70 does FFeep through
The blood. "a powerful. searching. cleans
lug Influence. remarkable for results anT
q tremendous relief fa those who suffer
ne humiliation ~ skin fruuiiaua
Nearly nI aiUknesa la due f1 sluggish
blood And n you lrf s. q q hafhe YOUR
system with lHs wonderful Influence rar-
nervous troubles, vrHr van. waarv. faded.
Ns'''ae Nfa'rsa hHfV will revive ara tr
rHmr s0 renewed with mo sense ~ rrf.r
n.I- hr7'fh THu viii scarcely know 7srr
erf Try s. 81 a. today Get BOTH.
or any drug store Do vUT put Won on
your feet Keep Won going af fay ana
enable yuu o. sleep sound and rrefff.
p q 81 De- ruf RI tUn.. r.f r. rHraI..
but o. One. hra..nr. rH-Ifr'rr medicine
iHa' F euro fr fH vr1 g world 20 god
90 De- fusf vtaf you rr-f s. 81 s. 70
prepared hv ns suIW srr-Ier Co. rn
Nu'N HIir Afaufa ~ end NJ vor a-.
troubled vIfH arr tfHth~-- tT-rf dissns-
ffe'r mrdI.s' frra-frrrf v. EI.de yHl
safely f1 traTh Wr.r frrr
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HOLD CAR IVAL
Moose Lodge Members OF This City civ,
ing Interesting Affair This week
in harket Auditorium.

The Moose Carnival which opened last
evening Joe the Market Auditorium was
Wen attended aud the attraction Of the
evening in the Market Auditorium was
well attended and the attraction of the
evening was furnished hy the Mcclure
Theatre COMPANY. A street parade wa4
held IN which quite a number took part.
IN the auditorium 20 number % bOoths
we're displayed around the room In
which many articles were 10 be found
on sale The entertainment a. given
~ the Moose Cabaret entertainers uf
NCW England was veil received. At
The close ~ the week the queen q the
Carnival viii Dc announced
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OPEN AGAIN
United Pure Food Stores Will Again
Open In Wheeling District, All
Claims Being Settled.

The United Pure Food company viii
resume business again In the Wheeling
district. was the announcement made
yesterday. II b. the intention Of the
management to Immediately
10 perfect plans 20 embark on the sea OF
commercialtsm. sailing has been rough
Tor the mpa since it, inception into
business about one year ago lsaulfiur
m the several stores being closed o.
the stock seized uy the strong arm of
the law.
The company has settled al the suits
against Do to the satisfaction OF All com
ccrned. ~ H. reported.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-12
AUTO CLUB MEETS
Annual Meeting Of Members Of Ohio
Valley Automobile Club 70 Be
Held february 2

Preliminary preparations are being
completed for he annual meeting OF
tho Ohio Valley Automobile club TO
BE- held in the assembly, room ~ the
Board of Trade Tusedsy evening.
evening. February 2. 10 TAX up n
number Of important matters and
elect officers Tor the ensuing year
Secretary A. ~ HoblitzoIl viii
shortly send out notice 90 the mom-
beers advising them Of tho importance
OF tho meeting and asking every
member t0 make 90 a special point 10
attend the session
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NAME DIRECTORS
Foimar- Romins Company holds Animal
Meeting = View Dirsotors
Elect Officers

'f''.nE or mo ~HfH|hHHIda
erH Hf TIE IHImar FumIna t4mrHrv 80
held last evening DOL frs 4farsa ~ ~.
company Uu 'HHpUrn street. Heuurta
ts q. fhe condition ~ fFr nrm we're veal
found % tr ir 0rff class condition Th.
f~n|'Hu'nr director urra reelected
.rnrFr y T0'mar W ~ rrsharft
rfI ' .'.u ar y q -Iwra arf 8 a
GEORGE IT. I|.mFr uHr Hr. elect.
% .sIr.f Hu. E ruu.Hs. srH..
.H. H"I treasure.
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HEADACHE STOPS,
NEURALGIA GONE
Or. JAMES HEADACHE POWDERS
GIVE INSTANT RElIEF-cOsT
DIME A PACKAGE

Nerveraeking. splitting or dull.
throbbing headaches yield in Just a
few moments 70 DR.. James Headache
Powders. which cost only 10 cents a
package at any drug store. It's the
quickest. surest headache relief In the
whole world. Don't suffer- Relieve
the agony and distress nowi You can.
Millions OF men aud women ave
found thah headache or neuralgia
misery Is needless. Get what you ask
for.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-12
DEBATE HELD UP

WASHINGTON jan debate
ON the Eavsruuarf srfr purchase bin
was Gla'n heId ur fudaN In the senate
b. continued discussion Of tho ufa
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