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The Detroit times., 1915-09-20
NEW YORK PRoDucE.

NEW YORK, Sept. ts.-Flour: Dull,
but firm. Pork; Dull; mess. sls.5Od
1880. Lard: Easy; middle west spot
ss1OnSen Sugar: Raw, easier: cen
trifugal. ss test. s4.26; muscovade. SO
test. s3i9: refined, weak: cut loaf
$500: crushed, ss.10; powdered. s. 80
graduated. $3.50 n 5.35. Coffee Ric
no. on spot. 6%c. Taliow. Easy
CITY, 5E u5tsc; special. tisc.-coan-
try 5.TsLsc Hay: Quiet: prime
si.s5df.so: No 9, 9iizcG al o2ts clo-
yer. s7hcas115. Dressed poultry;
Steady; turkeys, 13d21c: chickens. g
i7ihc Live poultry: Firm. geese.
iSc: ducks. 16a l9c; fowls. i5N &c;
turkeys, 15c; roosters, 1214c; chick
ems broilers, 20d2 lc. Cheese: Quiet
state milk. common to specials. 12d
loo; skins. common TO specials. al
lac
The Detroit times., 1915-09-20
Claims He Aided Police
i'm Driving Her to
Prison
HUSBAND HAS
DIFFERENT TALE
Declares Bride Way
ward and Accuses
Her of Forgery

Victor Radoltski, prominent con
tractor OF Hamtramck. was accused
in Judge Murphy's court, Saturday
morning. OF having used his power
full influence 10 send his child-wife.
T.lie, to the Detroit House of Cor.
lection tor 80 days, to make her 4
constant prey OF the village police
officials. and to ruin her reputation
among most Of the Hamtramck citi.
sens.
Mrs. Radolfskis attorney made
the charge. when he applied 20 the
court fot temporary ailmony, pend
ing the hearing OF the divorce suit,
which was started by the husband.
This girl has been bounded TO
such an extent" cried the lawyer,
that she cannot appear on the
streets without being jailed have
investigated this have gone out
TO Hamtramck in the interests OF
my client / end a village turned
against a mere child, because her
husband l. factor in village pol
Itics, man about town, and one OF
the kind generally considered a good
fellow This man earns from $500
to S4o0 per month. yet he has forced
his wife 10 depend ON her parents
for support
Title Radoijsk is blue-eyed.
vinsome girl of Is. She married
Radolfski when she was Ii years
old. after, she claims. the contractor
had lured her from her parents in
Detroit The police found her living
With Rsdolfski, and he was arrested
He was released VIXEN he married
the girl
They lived happily for siv
months" said Mrs. Radolfski's law
yer After that the husband refus
ed to provide food for her. and
forced her to sleep ir the dog house
with his pet cur. Radolfski has
prospered since his marriage. He
has succeeded in having the police
arrest her and send her 10 the work.
house as q disorderly person. She
has been arrested three times. and
each time without cause. The girl
has been warned by officers 10 stay
ont OF Hamtramck. She l. ill., and
Tithou means TO support herself
Radolfsli's lawyers. William X
Campbell and Cass ] Jankowski. de-
MED the charges OF the girls attor-
hey. They declared that Radolski
who Is 35 years old married the girl
only after he had been told by her
relatives that he would be hanged II
he di1 not make her his wife He
learned. they allege. that she had
been hayward long before he met
her, and that she had been unfaith-
full after his marriage 10 her. Her
arrests, they allege, were NOT of his
doing. but due 10 her misconduct
upon the streets OF the village
She forged his checks. and she
broke into HIS safe on two occa-
sions." said Attorney Campbell
Judge Murphy ordered Radolfski
TO pay his wife s15 at once Be
cause Of the great variance in the
charges made by tho opposing coun-
sci, the court decided 10 adjourn the
case for week, 10 give the attor-
neys time H. which tc present ties
timony
The Detroit times., 1915-09-20
Classified R,,t,:':.... | ' Word !

Cash with order. II charged. &c
tine
NJ transient Advertising insert.
for less than Ice with cash, ise IL
charged. per Insertion
The above rates appiy 20 all claFAi !,
fCattlHs except Sirths. Cards o.
Thanks. U7IrUar--E. Nee ttfts HSilcSs
and an ads preceding Male htlp
krths Deaths Cards OF Thanks
and Meeting Notices Minimum
charge. 35c FOR IS words or less over
g words Qne-art -oDe-third ceTts Tor
each extra word
The Detroit times., 1915-09-20
GERMANS PREPARE
FOR BRITISH FLEET
Rn United PRESS

AMSTERDAM. Sept is.--Thc Ger.
mans are preparing to meet a new
raid on Ostend by the British. feet.
New long range guns arc being
placed along the dunes sweeping the
coast.
Dispatches TO Tele graaf today
said that many marines and mill
tary workmen were killed in the
last bombardment OF Ostend. and
that the city's defcnses were seri-
cusly damaged.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-20

UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO
sept ~ Hogs Receipts. 10000
market duu 01or lower. mixed ant
butchers. So '1u z. good heavy. 80 con
Z c5. rough heavy. a. 2jd1.i5. light
s.. 2. r $40. pigs &5.1507 Cattle Re.
ceiptF. goo usr|"t. slow and weak
hceyes. S5250ih40. cows and heffera
5000 " So Texans fG.5Nd1 81
calves - 60Tli7j sheep. Receipts
1000 market weak native. s. 2ju
5 - western - 51df lambs. Sc % u
$50. western. s6J0nkT5
The Detroit times., 1915-09-20
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

tui. ACtU. sept lN.--Wheat prices
8roupsd sharply today. Weak cables
maj tended 10 stimulate the bear
movement caused by better weather
was the chief cause. Prices AT the
opening rsprescnted ovrnlgnt receS-
stons OF 4. -. -sc and &c. The close
WAS down gS.c. Irsc and Ia below
the opening
corn also was lower today. the de-
pre-slun being due 20 reports lhat
Inc hot weather Of the week ma"
been worth millions 20 corn.
oats were unchanged AT the open
ing but the feeling the trend IN
otacr grains. dropped later IN thc
Provisions were inactive and lower.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-20
TOLEDO GRAIN.

TOLEDO Sept 1S-W heat. - =.
stit July. s1lilz Septem per
SiO5A December. Sl-ost1
casb 20 Julv. Tfthc September. ohc
pacrr,ber 5aNc. Corn; Cash ana
septernber. t0fsc; December @si7c
pYe. cash csc Cloverseed ash.
~ october 81 So; December. ~ 30 ;
Msreh. si125 Aiske: S"ptem ber
a. N TtrnofEFF f-rfrr-r rft|t FAi4te4Il-
se- a. 90 Octobar. $3.50; February,
a. 60 Butter Brick crearery. -e'
- creamerv. 25N 25i-c Eggs Fresh
candled CSC. Hay. Sioa 20.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-20
CHICAGO GR AN.

CHICAGO III. sept. lS.-openlhE-
Wheat. Septemher. down &c bec"u- p
nor down - MAY down &c corn
september. up %c. December. un-
cbarged MAY. unchanged oats.
September unchanged. lpecei'lprI T.
unchanged; May. Up sc FEo' 's'"''S
CLOSE Wheat. september. DOWN
a.. December. down &c, MAY
down Jse corn Sep'emoei Gov
:. - uocrnber. down sc. May. dow
= ,p.s ceVtarlber. down ~ Dc
csmber. down i.c, May. down Hc
Provisions Lower
The Detroit times., 1915-09-20
Births.

BOYS
steven Rutka -gG Grand River.
ave. Frank Kaligklewicz. rs war
Si,w-pi StanIslaus W1las. 90 Adele
st.. Thomas KwiatkpsKi Gil from
blF.hrf Frank Elimko-ii 14i3 II
AHI.H-atr. Alexander Crati,ri, 2ba
ti1rkta arc lug Gartyagii 20
bHio.Ht. Albert Artuct Cos Riopeiie-
st, George Noulo, ! 1873 Sherilsn-HNe.
Peter \ Mayvi.le. 60 Fulton ave. Ar
lhur B. iiov ard. if6s Helcn-ave.
Ruhsyt Miihp i,u. 1853 East Graud-
blvd. waiter = Ranwtck. 535 Hurl-
ast Olo iaugsnth 5yta Mary
lHrf. ave. Aisysy BOtOwiuski. 252s
iofereo1 lave wet. Jacob Dolina -
Hrrnasg u-FVs.. Ernest o. Sanders
Boz philadelphia ave; John Dstrow-
ski 500 Supcrior-st Frank Sccorrki
,t55 Thirtieth-st: Henry y. Kelly. ga
ragE-st Michael J. Tuohoy. 1919
Twenty ffth-stt. Josef Dunsi 20
Eulwer-st.. Herman Erpelding. iOii
Twenty third-st.. Man Cohen, i2a
f.enton-st Francis Luke. 3Gi Com
mpnwealth- ave. Richard r. Slavin
i57 tsocust-ave.: Russell Reginton, s4I
The Detroit times., 1915-09-20
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Creamcry, extras. 2ic,
firsts. 23c. dairy, 2ic. packing stock.
lSc per 10.
Eggs-Fresh receipts candicd.
cases included, 2ic, current receipts.
22c per doz. Receipts Friday. gtJ
cases.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-20
NEW YORK BITTER MARKET.

NEW YORK, sept. lh.--Butter
Steady; receipts, 1856: creamery ex-
ira. z6d esLc: state dairy tubs. 81 a
25iSc: imitation creamery hrsts, 22ia
q CSC; special. 2sis n 2Tc. Eggs: Firm
er. receipts. 1855. nearby white
fancy. 3Ffi 40c: nearby mixed fancy.
2sT sic. fresh frsts. 2sd21c.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-20
Bank. and Trust Companies.

The following arris are privileged
to execute order, on the exchange
Carlyle < Povan. w 4 Hamlln y
Co H. ". Noble 3 co, s. r. Moss
x Co, Bennett. Snt % & Co. sinclair
A Couls Lewis q Gprton. w. T..
Reilly e Co. Geo " West x Co.
Emu.rt l. Spragua. T. T.. Maccrone
& Goa W Wallace x Co, VIM. IL
Rose 4 GO. WIN s \eer & Co, W.
l.. Mclaughlin. j. rs relton.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-20
ELGIN BU TIER.
LGIN

ELGIN. Ill. sept ls-The ma or-
ity OF butter sales were al 25c, an
advance OF ic from last week Two
email sales were made at IS isc.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-20
CLEvFIANDIIIr sTock

TsTN TlIsN y y II ~0Wf y = HNge
Receipts 900 infi o. lower work
srs. $Send $40. MIXED t.FlS20. pigs.
So -. heavies 2725. roughs So % N
60. stays sI.iJ. cattle. Receipts
cars, stoadr sheep ana lambs. he
coipts cars. steady. lambs. top
81 40 Calves Receipts 100. steady,
ton Sfi50
The Detroit times., 1915-09-20

The peach situation shows but lit
tie change. Something like 5000
bushels are coming up on the boat
and IN addition there
are 10 10 IS ears from ohio points
and elsewhere. The market has been
fed up on peaches 10 an cNtent that
the demand has oeen largely satisfied
and receivers are hnding Il more and
more difficult 90 prevent an aceumo
latlon OF stock, while from the offers
SIN coming from othcr states and oi
late from the northwestern part Of
.fbfs state tho task OF caring FOR the
crop ~ by no means over yet Fo1l,
ny cleaned up well on Friday. and
with light receipts this morning the
market goes over tnr M''A J." -
ceptiouauy good shape
The Detroit times., 1915-09-20
Detroit Stocks Elk.

These quotations subject TO COM
mission charges.
Active stocks.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-20
NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE.
Quotations ny Paine, Weber & Co.

Printing the plain neat kind--thst
IL right--Tim~s job Dept,--Main 1870
The Detroit times., 1915-09-20
6tIILS


Caspar i.eVinsky. Toll Tromhly-
ave. John \. Btckmann. SGS Twenty
al ghth-sL, John pehting. 25N - Jo-
seph-st.. Frank Zriouskl. 1915 Afr-
Doug Mack Rlakity So
Roosevelt ave; harvey \ Schultz.
26s" West Grand-hlVd. Robert = Mti-
holm, 1899 East Grand-hlNd Mich
aol r. korbu~, 29S Cooperate. Frank
Makurski. go Frcdtrick-st Avis
Malicke, so1 Richest, Joseph Wotcw-
odZic. o. Honest. a. urge Schadt
Harper hospital, Florei H. Cools 2"6
BaldWtn-ave.; George a. Dixon, "a
ltrndrie- ave, John j. Moran. 1915
Wahash-aYc., Jan SzcEpek, 49, Mar
tiu-aVc; FranCinick Nowak 10 Mer-
cier-st. Jan Roman. a. Mercicr-st.;
Claudius Stcdman. SCI Baker-st. (;
Marcel Bojarska, ia Pollprd-st. Paul
Schmidt, SIC Campbell Leroy y
HAYDEN. s2i RelVIdere-aNc. NasT1e
Cragiun 1895 RiNart-St. sam Ah~in.
womRns hospital Walter : Graw
ga Bewick-aVc, Andrew Grahiec
e65 Thirty srco0d-St
The Detroit times., 1915-09-20

Printing, IN. pisip neat ktnd--thnt
10 rfght-Time- Job Dept --wain S5co.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-20
,drow-ave.; stanley Whisky.

Albert +. Gorisch. 6st
piN-ave.; Frank Ziclinski. 90 Twenty
elEhth-st Davis Hilier. 80 Thirty
uf-t-st lIuso r. GiAesner. Woman's
boo pttal, Morris kaufman. i263
q hcne-st James Mulrenin. sl2 Eigh-
feminist. Adulph Boerner. 1903 Sem
inolc-aVc., Adoiph locrnvr. 1903
iuole-aN". Sigmund WlenskuvSky
GO FTpdcriCk-St
The Detroit times., 1915-09-20
lIf5IsIIN,ss.
ST. ANDREWS, SOCIETY,"

- nv LINZ w y tpON-llA Il
The first open meeting ~ the season
will be held ou Monday evening.
sept 20. az O'clock. ia - An
dre,v.s hail. il1 Congress east Mr.
Leslie g. Buckle VIII AlFr an Mus
tIatcd ttAVel talk with 400 beduti-
tul sterr OscOplC views. showing tho
marvellous progress Of Canada :
golden west and the magnificent
scenery through m" Rocky noun 10
tains All seats free. hrius your
friends. ladies' invited NleX-W at
son, Pres - r. EodEer. Secy. ".
49, Gilmore Chairman.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-20

Printing the plain neat ktnd-thsf
g. rahf-Ttme- Job Depts-Msin 1870
The Detroit times., 1915-09-20
hELp wANrED--MALE.

HELP wANTED--MALE.
ARTIST good draper worker,
steady position, god pay. $50 Hast
BARBER Young man who wants
steady jon. must be hrst-ClsSs
workman, short hours. Chamber Of
Commerce
RBER-First-class man, SIS and
over guaranteed. bring tools Cali
1892 HastiuEs-st.
BOY with wheel 10 deliver for meat
market ? Ciairmount-ave
BOY to drive wagon and work in
grocery store. ~. bFookIyn-aYe.
BOORKEEPERs stenograpners and
general office help wishing posi-
ion, kindly call or write the Daisy
Il. Miller Agency. o26 Chamber OF
commerce
CARPENTERs-F irst-ciass only. lso
MerriCk-ave
Craftsman Attention
Two or three high grade drafts
men, familiar with elevator
and conveying machinery de-
tail.
None others need apply.
PALMER BEE co,
East Grand blvd. and Cameron.
10 YOU KNOW that Cyrus w. Field.
1ls Brainard. is giving private les
sons "A hour each IN Shorthand,
Typewriting and Penmanship. Books
furnished. Payable weekly, II In
terested call or write. $3.50 10 .
y --- ~ ----------------
~ yE;r- 4;4-e.I$- Is6lAi--IS-gsazz old Apply
23i Woodward
FIRST CLASS bread aud cake bakers.
4c9 GtsenW p0d-nve.
FIVE experienced statesmen. also seal
ers. 1900 second
MR.. LIVE WIRE
VIC have opening So our zeal estate
office Tor q few good huStlers. We
have large let ~ I've prospects
which must be followed up imme-
d,ately We pay liberal commits
sione. Soc t1 ~ once.
A. +. KELLY & co.
% Gfiswoid Cad $40.
Nav OFFERS YOU PRACTICAL
RDUcATtON Gts YOU 10 earn n
trade Food lodging, medical
treatment clothing ouiht FREQ; pay
neEfrr with Enlistment aud In
creaaae with proficiency. American
citizeus over II vrarH can apply at
Navy Recruiting Strtion. lGl Girls
wold-st Detroit Mich.
ONE SHOE MAX and two clothing
yaicsmen wanted Phone Hickory
1851
PAPERHNNGERs nj once. ~ col
GUhia west
PORTER wanted at once Call he
tween $50 and $50 1920 Hast
INCEST
TWO BOYS wanted FOR orrard work:
must have working papers. inquire
60 Broadway
SAT. rrSMIN We hove an attractive
proposition for live salesmen on
work which will yield good income
and bring Immediate ,resultr. he
tall automobile cBpcric0ce woulf DC
desirable. Apply 1885 JcFerson-ave.
east.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-20
NEW yoak MONEY MARKET

VIEW YORK MONEY NAHhEI
NEW YORK. sept is Bar silver.
London. 23ih pence DO New York
$50 Demand sterling si6S 10
s4ssh
The Detroit times., 1915-09-20

ARTIsT--A good draprry worker
steady position, god pay. $50 Hast
tnge-st
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-05
Then Breathed Hyomei for a Few
Weeks and Catarrh Almost
Gone.

Here a. a letter that We sincerely
ask everyone 10 read ~ YOU suffer
from cafarrh of the head. nose or
throat. read if over twice. and then
consider N you can afford to ignore a
prescription with tho healing virtues
N Hyomel pronounce Do UiRh.ome
Mr. Thomas =. Walsh. POPS Murray
Street. Philadelphia. pa. writes.
y have been sufferer from Ca
farrh FOR over twenty years doc
fored on and ON Tor fifteen years. bat
.iiIl after all This d0crorinr and drug
r.nE ] got no relief
FINALLY my aIImenf became ao ac
we're That was practically deaf in ono
ear and almost so ln fho other
Mt wife saw your ad ir fho nanar
end paid one doIIar FOR a ffF0mci out
49, ! Immediately berau fo u.e Do ac
r0rdlnE fol directions. and tho results
we're remarkable hove u.rd an.
other bottle of UFomeI and can
fruihfulY pay Chat U Dr. .hr nraf re
lief have experienced Dol twenty
years.
This sounds Hto 'rorr language
Nnrorfhf'r.s. if Ia IHr truth
% feel there II. uo.h.nt uFe IftomrI
a boon fu fhe .ffnrrr of Ioafh.
some disease. tafauh. q consider be- /,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-05

Frank Hubbard has returned TO 81.
lslrsville. after visit with friends
Misses Mabel and Loretta Donlsy. Of
cambridge. are visiting friends in the
Donald Ward win leave today for a
visit a. Pittsburgh
Miss Mary Daugherty continues IN Al
her nome on Thirty-siNth street
Mf. ana Mrs. prank Satterfield and
atuEhlrf. ~ canton. have been called by
ratterfleld. o. Shadysido
MiH. frank Dennis b. spending a few
H3ys with friends here and az shady
.. q. J Rsnnie H. nl AZ his home IN south
Mr .ard Mrs Charles speaker. OF
hy.ugHtswn. are visitors iu Tho cifv
George Waite b. 800 NJ her hOrns
nn south belmont street.
Ai.s Grace Day pf Steubenviiis ~
prnding few days in tho city
a'rfIh carey has returned 90 Wells
't[E tli.r Visit with his parents here.
pc req Oar meeting Of the Music. T.lt-
frature and Art clue viii b. held fbfa
Hfifrnnuu a. The home ~ Mrs j. a IarF.
sou, 0u Nobls street
miHH Marie MCNAMARA has returned
from a visit with Friends af ptftst,iirvb
Mr and Mrs. Charles gll ~ Monde.
.na. are spending few days with
Mia Myrtie smith Is m At her home
81 ana Mra. walter Murray. bsy. r.
furnnl here from Montreal iarafs 49,
make their future home.
returned from O. visit win ffisrls af
EHnrurk
81 Esr shafer has rsturnsA o., bt.
1gme in hyesFilIe. after visit win
Hei'aIrs lodge so SHIELD ~ Jr,,,,
WIZ hold ifH regular meeting in Is ~
TO- h hilI ihir evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-05
FOUGHT FOR TWENTY YEARS AGAINST
DESTRUCTIVE CATARRH GERMS

pleasure Go recommend Hyomei to all
vino are sufferers from this disease d"
n you. dear reader. could spend an
hour looking over Few Of the many
sincere letters OF this character which
fhe makers o. Hyomei have on file.
you would not 30 on suffering from
cafarrh. that disgusting disease that
VIII surely sap your vitality and
weaken your entire system if allowed
60 continue
You would have just al much faitf
in the wonderful virtue 81 Hyomei a.
We have and not marvel that Dc De- sold
The country over under positive
guarantee to cure catarrh. olids. snuff
ncs. Group. ETC.. or money mack
NO stomach dosing when you use
HFnmoi Just pour "a few drops into
the inhaler. and breathe 90 in
To d. mighty pleasant 20 use. 90
opens up those stuffcd.uD noetrils in
two minutes. and makes your head
feoI ns clear aH ri bol in short time
Breathe iyomcI and kU tho Ca.
farrh germs ffa mo only way fo yet
ff uf Chic agreeable and often.
tImea diFrusfiuE disease
a complete llYomri Outnf. which
Include bottle OF Uvomoi and tho
bard rubber pocket inhaler. Dr. mex
n'ueivo. Most any leading druraist
or q. o. Gr.est a CO.. win supply Won
undcr positive guarantee 81 success.
f1l results or money chcerfunv no.
funded
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-05
Be Healthy,
Happy, Vigorous
Trembling. Nervous Prostitution sns
That Tired Feeling Vanish After
Treatment Of AuibL
ton Pills

Every run down. weakened. ,iref
out. nervous person in Wheeling is fn
viicd 60 80 Co the John Coleman GO
this very day and get so cent box Of
Wcndclls Ambition Pills
And the John Coleman Co and
dealers everywhere are authorized &C.
tound The purchase price 90 cvo-y
buyer n De d. dissatisfied with the
first box purchased
Don't delay. thousands have rr
coined vieor. ambition and energy hy
the use 90 one box of WcudoTTa Am
billion pills
Get them and take them FOR any
nervous trouble. weakness. hcad1rhcs
hrrfcrio. NEURALGIA. exhausted vital
ty. flecplcssncss. kidney. liver or
stomach ailments. and Tor consfina
uon. They VIII make anyone feel
hue happy and vieorous in q tow
DAYS Mail orders filled. charges prc
rad. bv The Wendell rharmaca.
Company. Inc. Syracuse. Ny.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-05

The commissioners stated that they
would render their decisions Thursday.
The decision OF the commissioners was
against the two firms they were found
guilty OF violating the law In regard to
selling less than two gallons 20 "A Gus
toner. The commissioners also reject
ed their applications for "A renewal OF
their licenses. The licenses OF the two
firms expires November % The plain
titts are given the right TO appeal to the
state license commission and they are
preparing their claims. which will be
filed at an early date. II the state
board upholds the county board the two
firms viii cease doing business afteG.
the date stated above. Much interest Is
being taken In the cases
The commissioners also granted five
additional retail licenses yesterday, one
IN Bellaire 70 Louis LaRoche. and four
IA Martins Ferry. a. follows: Martins
Ferry Liquor Company. Alex Defin-
baugh. Walter Schell and Pete Radovicn
The commission failed 20 grant the ad-
ditional license ia Bridgeport. as there
seems 10 be a deadlock in the matter and
u VIII be referred TO the state board
10 make the decision. The granting OF
the additional licenses was the result OF
the recent census taken in the three
river front towns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-05
YOUR SICK CHILD
is G0NSTIPATED!
LOOK AT TONGUE
HURRY. moTHERl REMOVE Pois-
oNs FROM LITTLE STOMACH,
LIVER, BOWELS.
GIVE CALIFORNIA SYRUP OF
FIGS" " CROSS, BILIOUS OR
FEvERlSH

No matter what ails your child. a
gentle. thorough laxative should al
ways he the drst treatment given.
IL your little one is outof-scrts.
half-sick. isn't resting. eating and
acting naturally-look. Motheri see
II tongue is coated. This is a sure
sign that it's little stomach. liver and
bowels are clogged with waste. When
cross, irritable. feverish, stomach
sour. breath bad or has stomach-ache,
diarrhoea. sore throat. full of cold.
give teaspoonful of California
Syrup Of ngs.' and In a few hours
all the constipated poison. undigested
food and sour bile gently moves out
OF its little bowels without gripping.
and you have a well. playful child
again.
Mothers can rest easy after giving
this harmless fruit laxative" be
cause 1t never fails to cleanse the
little ones liver and bowels ana
sweeten the stomach and they dearly
love its pleasant taste. Full dtrec-
lions for babies. children OF all axes
and for grown-ups printed on each
bottle
Beware OF counterfeit fig syrups
Ask your druggist for a 50-cent bottle
of California Syrup of Figs" hen
see that IL is made by the California
Fig Syrup Company"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-05
MARTINS FERRY
MAN FOUND DEAD
HOWARD soanxEns DIES At HIS
HOME ON MAIN STREET
WEDNESDAY NIoHT.
funsrai Services WIN ne Hsld saturday
From Late Home@other 0ensral
News Prom Martins Ferry.

Howard Sommers. II year old son Of
Mr. end Mrs. Fred Sommers. OF Main
street. Martins Ferry. was found dead In
BED al his home yesterday morning
about O'Clock. The young man had
been ailing for the past three years but
MS death came as a shock TO his host
OF friends In the city. Sunday he was
taken III with tonsflitis but Monday eve
ming started to recover and was about
as usual, "Wednesday morning, although
ne complained during tho day
wednesday evening he retired about 9
O'Clock and about 1850 o'clock asked for
a drink OF water. which was gotten him.
tie drank the water and that WAS the
last thought Ct him nutil yesterday
morning when his father called 10 him
and failed TO get a response. Upon in
Nesugatton he was found cold In DEATH
having been dead several hours. pc
cultar incident In connection with his
death II that his watch. which was hang
ing at the head OF his bed had stopped
at IL o'clock. and a. is thought that
death occurred at that hsur. Coroner
keger was not notified. as death was
natural
The deceased young man is survived
by his parents and the following broth
ers and sisters: Lewis NJ. Fred. Jr.. Har-
old. Mrs William Reed. Mrs. Albert
Hartman and Mrs Harry Miller. Fu-
neral services will be held from the late
home Saturday afternoon in charge of
Rev. Frederick FRANKIE. and interment
Will be In Riverview cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-05
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