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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-01

Professional HeEgnra should not be
helped They are often i'm good circum-
stances and beg only because it is an
easy way TO make money, They can
be referred to the Associated Charities,
4O5 s. Campbell st open day and night
Have you subscribed to help carry
on this work yet?-Adv.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-13

Gunmetal calf, Blucher.
English Welt, with Oak
soles. Sizes . to lsM,
and 1 to 6h, at si.es.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-13
SOCIALISTS TELL REICHSTAG
NATIONS ARE TIRED OF WAR
Voice Necessity Of Psace--Conserva-
tives Uphold Annexations

BERLIN, Oct 13-Hardly ever In the
history OF the war has Rsichstag meeting
been attended with such interest all over
Germany aa at present, and although the
climax OF the question OF U-boat warfare
was not reached there were speeches on
domestic and foreign policies OF sufficient
interest 70 fil pages,
DR. Peter Spain, leader Of the powerful
csrter or Catholic party. left no doubt
whatever that his party stands for war to
the bitter end, which. according 20 his idea,
can only be brought about by compelling
England 70 make peace.
Next In Importance was the speech OF the
Socialist leader, schsidemann, who ex-
pressed satisfaction with the present mii-
tary situation. After censuring those among
Germans who advocated Unbelievable war
aims, Herr seheidsmann continued:
Ut - said that because BRAND and
Lloyd George preach q war 10 the death
| cur Chancellor cannot possibly talk Of
peace but we Socialists certainly can. We
declare that the people do want peace
~ say this As German Socialist and
9peak or the German people But what
say OF the German people English and Rus
Sian Socialists might say or their own peo-
pie, Where In any country the opposite
Is rnaintainsd II IL nothing but a swindle.
Al nations are heartily sick Of being lured
q death BY hish-sopndinG phrases and
what do these nations still fght for,.'
asked Herr soheldemapn. adding that the
main basis upon which tho coming peace
VII be constrse'ss WIN be that the French
stay In helsium and the Germans shall
remain In Germany
Count Won Wostarp, the Conservative
i<ader, attacked Herr Scheidomann for
rToposing the withdrawal OF Gennan troops
bon Belgium and the occupied portions of
France
According 20 the Koelnlsehe Volkszeltung.
Hugo Haase, the Radical Socialist said;
millions are looking 10 the Rechstag for
= 4iimper Of peace. We sec everywhere an
undecided battle, We wish 70 save what Il
re<tlble from the wreck OF international
war"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-13

late in supplying that. making everybody
wait impatently and sadly, as bad luck Is
always waited for. until nearly the and Of
1916.
But the goods were delivered today, ac-
oordins 60 contract. Today Is the OH
ciai, the big and only hard luck day of
13i6-Friday the thirteenth OF October
n came very near being the thirteenth
MONTH
II Is just the sort of day when one
wouldn't want 20 walk under ladder on
which hung a bucket OF paint or n safe I;
day one wouldn't dare 10 ask the boss
for raise after seeing him throw
paper weight at the Office boy; nor a day
on which one would care 10 leave home IN
the morning without kissing the wife good
by.-lf she had grown accustomed TO thai
Yes, there are lots OF things one wouldn't
dare do today--beoause It's Friday the
Thirteenth But II will be a great day for
all that great number OF persons who
seem TO find II happier 10 be miserable
than TO be happy without being miserable,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-13

a.v !, Mary Simpson Memorial Church
s,Stv. .1rst ana feTsrson streets. ard " al
vim Presbyterian Church, sixtieth ena 49, sss
tor streets. II was at mems nleetins h..u
49, .,e' made by Dennis lnnamed the anti
ucenss advocates 70 new animosi'y
According 10 these accusations Gibboney,
not oniv Unmarried IN advance 90 Dennis the
information that the transfer would DC
granted, but sought 10 have the Lansdowne
avenue man withdraw his remonstrance,
The Inference that Dennis would be cared
for" the latter fnterpreted as reiaune 70
prospective buyers for his house
Il was told that I would get the price
I wanted for my house" he said. IT was
a straight business proposition" lie de-
cllned 70 name the price asked OF the
maker OF the ofer Dennis said two liduor
dealers now living In the vicinity OF Six
tieth street and Lansdowne avenue had
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-13
IoDAY's MARRIAGE LIcENsEs

william y; Foff. 2eno r'air -, and Mary II
qsaI:s, WY, x,sa@ess "a. ana Betty
tI6ess'<y s,ec ~. Ssa, y. ls!p e.. ana Caro-
W. 4 Hs5s;, iIS S.szt,sl,, ana v,ols, 4.
!s.n !s.nas. af,I. tqsk fe.fI4s ~ sns Bertha
1( ,:.s ha99el 9el, '53I iS,s ':sa IT, ana MILDRED
@o|r H5(a!s[ lll. lh5stes -. ana Eil1-bsth
~. VafsI y. l Ian e, and Anna y
~ 8 i. = '|ass s}a:A n;aaf iad.' ana Ioulss
e1I4 .<F']6I s2 81 &8ih -. ana Helsa n
q -. ~ (@|<'I cPa!<e1'z p. sna Nsrs
y fSr|s q. ana 41llIs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-13
NEW HEARING GRANTED
ON SALOON TRANSFER
Continued from Fare One

Continued from PaFe One
to favor the transfer until Friday morning.
shortly before their opinion was handed
down. he says II was therefore impossible
for Gibboney or any one else 20 haye had
knowledge Of their ruling on Thursday.
when, according 20 Dennis Gibboney In.
formed him that BurlSe's application would
be granted.
Judge Barratt also denied that he had
told G.bboney or any one else the decision
Of the court until II had been publicly handed
down.
"As a matter Of fact" said Judge Bar
raft today II did not know Judge Davls's
opinion In the matter until shortly before
court opened on Friday morning. when he
and ] held n short consultation and went
over tho list OF applications. n is absurd
that with 100 cases TO go over we would
give out an advance decision on any one
particular application"
Judge Davis said, "The court endeavored
to consider fairly the petitions presented
by both sides on the question OF the appli-
cation OF Michael Burke for a transfer Of
his license TO Sixtieth street and Lansdowne
avenue. II was admitted by the Rev c.
Edgar AdamHOn on behalf of the remon-
strants that the character OF the neighbor-
hood had changed somewhat since the last
hearing and that at least two buildings had
been changed 20 business properties
have always been opposed to granting or
nCenses TO ttrictlY res
idential neighborhoods and for this reason
refused 20 grant Burke's application on
former hearings in 1914 and the early part
OF this year.
HEEDS PUBLIC OPINION.
81 believe that the consensus of opinion
OF the residents Of a locality as to the de-
STABILITY of a liquor saloon should have
great weight In deciding the question of
granting or transferring a license. In this
case II a majority OF the residents in the
locality present bona fide petition would
again be opposed 10 granting the applica-
tion and would revoke the order transfer
ring the license. I think, however, both
sides should be fully heard in open court
or in the next sitting or at n special hear
ing,
"The fact that Burke's property was
taken by the Parkway does not In my opin-
ion enter into the case as controlling fac.
tor
"In the matter of the Burke license no
arrangement was made with anybody nor
would countenance any arrangement on
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-13

said they would move ou, of a.. !. @
hood - Burke we're allowed to isos- 4
WILL PREPARE PETITION
g. BARLEY Collins, attorney -,
monstrnnts. today said a petIt,o,s Y" ~
hearing probably would be nlsd
days ~
Mrs c. Edsaf Adamson. VII. :.
clergyman. and herself an active ~.
ot bu,Nes Appncatlon' said; W. -
reversal OF his stand on this ~ r<<
Judge Davis came out here pcr.,r.n-''' -'''1
saw the Characteristic OF the ns,.,t.I -
He had plenty OF evidence that n -. In1><
residential section He also knsI p',1 ~
nn more .nsn wv "a names We're signed 10 \.
the signers were IN court and pr.-. =
state their case n given an or,r-'1 a
Yet in the face OF this situation X, ..'nr
them TO go home" "'<@
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-13

ancestors OF the late Mr.. Ptolemy and the
eider Mr.. Rameses, n resolution was intro
&uoed and adoDted--with small dissenting
vofe--whereby Friday the Thirteenth was
set aside astbad luck day. II was a sort Of
compromise or. alternative similar 10 Presi-
dent Wilson's punitive expeditions
But so II happened that Friday the Thlr-
teenth became q day for misfortune, hard
ship. catastrophies, calamities, accidents,
casualties and other approved brands Of
bad luck.
This year. however. because OF the scar
city OF raw material--due TO the war in
Europe, no doubt--tho calendar manu-
faeturers have been able to supply only
enc genuine hard luck day. And they were
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-13

the question Of granting or transferring
llduor 1loensss M position IN this respect
"a quite weii known IN disposition Of cases
IN 1919 when ! sat with Judge carr IN
License Court"
Here Judge Davis took occasion 70 say
that he had already been misrepresented IN
the matter Of vice segregation He SAID
The courts position has been reported as
favoring segregation. II " 20 be regretted
that the Judges OF the courts IN discharge OF
their duties re obliged 10 contradict state
ments miarepresenting positions on duestiohs
Affecting public morals.
DEFENDS POSITION
MY position In the case OF the jurisdic-
tIon Of Magistrates In street-waisers cases
has been criticised. That opinion was rem
dered after careful reading Of the law IN
the constitution and was without any other
purpose than TO decide the case strictly
from the legal questions involved. MY po-
sitlon on the question Of dsreputable houses
has been very much nlercpresented ana
want 10 take this opportunity 20 state that
I am opposed 20 segregation and never Inene
statements TO Justify the Inference that
was In favor OF n district where vice OF any
kind would bo permitted 10 flourish or exist
by police regulation OF any other reguia-
tlons.
CITES LAW ON VICE
"Houses OF prostitution are against the
law proprietors and inmates are Noia.-
ing the law and should be prosecuted
NV only thought was 20 help the unfortu-
nate women who had fallen. and l did not
believe that prison sentence was the
proper method OF uplifting them and lead
Ing them TO the paths OF morality an"
right
IL wish the community 20 understand that
I stand for observance Of the law and at
the same time for the social uplift OF those
who, for any cause whatsoever have
strayed from the paths Of morality. IL Is
20 be regretted that I have been placed in
such a position before the community and
am glad TO have this chance 10 state my
position on all questions OF this kind"
Dennis today said he and his neighbors
would be only too glad to take up the sug-
gestion of Judge Davis.
The Overlook Association meets to-
night" he said. land I have no doubt that
action looking toward n new petition and
a reopening OF the case will be taken at
this meeting We are only too ready to
do anything In our power TO keep this
saloon out OF our neighborhood, and I am
glad the License Court Is willing TO grant
us another hearing. As TO Mr.. Gibboney.
I can only say that in my statement Of last
night I repeated what he told me last
Thursday"
Antl-saloon rallies viii be held on Sun
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-13
|2PLY HARD-LUCK DAY
COMES ALITTLE LATE;
SCRUTTNIZE YOUR STEP
Thanks to Some Commerce
Chamber or Other, We
Have Friday, the
Thirteenth
AVOID ELECTION BETS
rRnAY rHn TnmTEENrn

FRIDAY THE THIRTEENTH
ssslsysf hy tEg..fssision,
relrs Ysir.,T ss Ls"s msLss .rimie meys today
II. ysrr. ,fesr., ses esngel birdie.
esfsee iss aws.isspirlSr problem In ihi. wayt
Iei your supcrstItlons aJl. yeu,
let fhem. tffyerlxr ord .fhnf yeus
Lot their sinister fnreIudInna MAKE you Quntft
And en- secs this aay.s iaat fraction
Take feu ned one sinrle aclisn
1hnt so!'rc SURF ,en neither wish nor oytht 70
take. C. y. Ellis.
Years aso, before julie Caesar decided
the world would get into n pretty pickle
n II didn't soon get A. now calendar. there
was called q big mass-TneetinR by some
ehhmber of commerce or business mems Inn
provement club or other IN southern Europe
Tor tho purpose Of abatinR bad luck Coming
every day OF the year Il had affected busl-
moss about as much as a Democratic ad-
ministration
And after considerable discussion by some
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-22

Hopes Women Will
Adopt This Habit
As Well As Men
Ciara q hot water each morn
lng heipa us lo6k and feel
riean. sweet ftrth.

ii3pp hneaf alori firor0Ha and
'itariuns fg0a cleu shin g uit-
urt f90g epHDlfuDn and irgelm
from Illness afa assured only by
aeal healthy bl0al II oNs B
woman aad Hkesiee over, man co4il
rcnIiN lhe #0alei Of the morning
hAe lafh. HhAi ffaiifanR chHhg8
HoUl3 AfH place
inAeal u th ii0Heands ~ alctly.
a0armlf lngtlHg mon nomrn and
Tifm Wien HAslf Nr muddy complex
Tons. iHiead ri ihr mMllildf 0f
ncrse HuctH tnd18nl brain
ifT ael DreaimlHls we should see a
Fnie. optimistic ih0ns % roaS
cleo ea people egsrJ ahcrc
An aaide bala s hal w drinking.
onch morning before bfeatlaat. a
plass ~ ffal bot Bn'or wih q fea
spoonful 81 llmealone phosphate IA lf
10 wash from lhf stomach ltcf klH
neYe ana ten Yards " bowels lho pre
tiOgs day ludIgf.ble 0Aatp teHr
iermentatlons and p0lY0ua thes
clfdnslbe. sWeelealug ard fraaheaas
fhe entire allmfuiafy caual before
putting morn food into the stomach
Those subject to Sick headache bil.
i0naneas, natiy breath. rhenmaiam.
toldg. agd l#ff lcularg thOre who have
q oallid. sailow complexion an1 Who
ARE coustlpaled yerg often. afv
ursed 10 Obtain a quarter pound OF
llmegtoue pbosptate az the drug glgfe
which VIII cost but tnNc baf Is
sufficient 10 demonstrat0 me quick
ana remarkable change IA both health
and appearance Awaiting those Who
practice internal sanitation We must
remember that inside cleanliness {.
more important than outside. BE-.
causc the So does nor absorb lwnar
itlea 20 confamiuate the blood Nhle
nc pores IA the thirty feet cg b. otel4
10,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-22
THE JA7ANESE
Strong in W1r or PesSE


IL Is . pYorerh ~ Ian0n fbal =
healthy stomach IA tho bass ~ III
strength. Tho Sopaue~e IA peonla
are remarkable for their health erd,9.
ahre' patience and skil.
No mau is stronger than li. ,foma,h
Let the greatest athlete have d,~psn.
sia and his muscles would soon fli
II defends on the strength Of tbe
stomach to what extent food eaten /,
ulgested and assimlatcd.
~ Is because Doctor picrce's GnIls,
Medical Discovery cures diseases HI fhe
stomach and other organs Of digestion
and nutrition that 81 gives strength Il
The whole body. When tine weak ar,-
ach Is made strong hy "G0ldop Mini.
Cal Discovery ,hon lood is perfectfy
digested and assimilated. the nutr.tio,
derived from food Is distributed 10 he
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-22
Free Methodist Church

Regular preaching service. every
Sunday at II a IA and I'm j in
Prayer meetings every Wcdue dag
at 7:30 , m
Sabbath school at lu a m
T. = Coos Snu'
Special meetings district qnarterlg
conference, Oct IS.
Eyangelistic meetings every n.gn
at 7:2o j m The following minister
viii be present Rc,s g AZ lladduck
Of Caslion. G w Bugg OF oklahoma
City; + Barber Of Norman Members
from several circuits viii also be in
attendance Come and welcome -Rev
NJ Wright D f. in charge. ] "
Swami pastor ri'FIEVIHI1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-22
"Dodsons Liver Tone" viii Clean Your
Sluggish Liver Better Than CalOmel
and Can h0t SdIlyate.

CaIome makes Won SICK yon lose q
DAY. work Calomcl 1. quicksilver and
il saliyates caiomcl iuiurcs Your liver
II YOU me bilious feel lazy. sluggish
and all knocked out. II your bowels are
conslipated and your head aches or
stomach is sour, INST take spoonful oi
harmless Dodson's Liver Tone instead
of using sickeuiug saliyating calomel
Dodson's Liver Tone is real liver modi.
cine. y You'll know it next morning be.
cause you will wake up felng fine
your liver will be working your head
ache and dizziness gone. your tomael
will I've sweet and bowels regular Nou
will feel like working lou'll be cheer.
ful; full OF energy ,igor and ambition
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-22
IgVIHIs


Mrs. Ada Sanders, Cottontown.
Tenn. writes We use Foley's Hon
ey and Tar as our best and onk
cough remedy 1t never fails to cur
my two little girls when they have
colds Relieves hoarseness. tickl
ing throat bronchitis, hay fever, as
tfma, Group Sold everywhere
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-22
ror Hay rsver Asthma aod Bron

Every suffefer sh0nld know 'hs'
foeF's Honey and tat % a reliable
remedy for coughs. co'ds bronchitis.
has fever and asthma Fl tops rack
Ing coughs heals raw lagamed Nom
h-anes I0osens the pblegm and eases
vheelg difficult breathing Sold ey.
er where
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-22

lhr lhsepi aiadelesl pefson ever
heard oi aaa the Hian who at break
Ws Nta 0elns o9l Amoue the chlg-
fef4 poured m0lasaeH on hts ankle
ini wfHAei a naueasea lFarm
ltr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-22
FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS
ron lAcNAlbt NhAtfs AAo BLADbfg

CITY auto livery 10 sssss Phone /.
g. e. rallman.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-22

rTNIlE Ietas WnBlH e4ffs kidney an1
haddrr troubles q oI* HrttH cures
diahrtcs. weak md me taets fhtuWa
tism and all ifrvgulAfIiira uffhe kidney sanl
bladder in hofh mcnhnd HameH lfuat auiI
reim oi 81. one tmRil bottled go months
irDaiinrnt and seldom ais ~ ~ lat rntn
Nchd iDr i0 flmuuihiF frfm fhis and uihs.
snteH Dr D. ", lWN aHe OiIfe -irn,
ht Louis hu. Sold hy dwgg Sta auy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-22

tEApER WANTS BRrSG RESULTS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-22

Letter files FOR sale at The I.eade,
office. Price 35c, 3 Tor 800
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-25
NEWS BRIEFS

An appeal in the suit Of 4. Peters
vs.. Charles Saad. from Squire Railey's
justice court. was filed in the Circuit
Clerks office yesterday.
The ten young bloodhound pups
owned by Sheriff \. r. Sweeney We're
exhibited yesterday in the large win
dow OF the Eogled barber shop. Hun
dreds Of people stopped to admire the
young man hunters.
A conference 10 discuss improve
mentS to McCollOch street was held at
the city hall Yesterday. with Mayor n.
L. Kirk. Board Of Control Members
Brues and WeiSgerher. General Man
ager JennlSon. Of The West Virginia
Traction & Electric Company: City En-
gtneer c. B. Cook and others partici-
rating. Reports of the te5r wells
drilled 70 the bed rock al poin. where
slips threaten the street were submit
led and discussed.
AT an afternoon session OF the
county suit against former Sheriff ".
NJ. ClemanS, Yesterday. counsel = for
Mr.. ClemauS continued its croSs-eXam-
ination OF Deputy Tax Commissioner
Jacob Otto. He will be on the stand
for several days yet.
Rather than send him 10 Jail.
Squire J. J. Gompers, at the request OF
Humane Officer Sheldon Joseph, pa
rolled Eli Lockard. colored. aud gave
him chance TO go home and support
his five children.
Will CaravasioS. we'll known res
taurant man, was arrested YESTERDAY
on a charge Of driving his machine
through a funeral procession. lie will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-25


lulnlStratlon mat mad surplus III lHF
national treasury, he SAID.
"-Thn Democratic party is diane
;ii. ~,,.'''.,.i -, .If ,,,l;o,. Of nrC.
=" ''iS "PP"H'u w 'nt, Poti.! ~ XII.
lr'llun. pul Ire" LI"u' HtNtt nuiI
anil. Il factory or a tnrSc. "ntll
uruIrrIiyr tariff law WAS enacted
thrrn were hnt few industries in this
o,,,r,,,. h,,, u.i,h DnnnhliC,,, noliCirs
rr"'t'' ~, ,n; ~ , rrou.r
VI !i "ltC'Loi III III w VIZ '."n :. ,a
10 Ut me greatest 'ldHula'lut!4S IL"
ton on Gods green l0olSlOOl.
Judge Atkinson fellefa1ed his ue-
clararion Ihat The Adamson law is
constitutional = iran which The
rniIrnnl m,n, vii, find IN h.. real hot
an otu i"I,' VII ''IS ~, Drc,idonr
IN, rLtI VI I" puAr. puN 80 ~ ,,,,t
wilson anu SalnuHl Hol'liIFIS ~ SCI
votes for Mr.. Wilson inns fall.
senator VIM. T.. Chiffon make at clay
court house few weeks ago. thai less
than thr"" percent Of the tinted States
exports arc shipments OF 'nuhil IONS Oh
var, Judge Atkinson submitted starting
facts regarding IT." enormous lncrcns"
in our exports, secured hy MS own IN
vcStigaIinn from official sources. which
The claim that the present prosperity "'
IN" United states ~ "u" |" III" uh"'!
wood and which should prove IN" m
sane pr"t"nsr aud sham OF IN" Demo
craft" party in claiming credit Tor our
mushroom nrn$l"rlty through IiM
manufactured by foreign competitors to
come into this country free.
Nul only our expectation. cf rNp!o-
sirrs. Judge Atkinson said. although
they Amounted To u million dollars IN
191i. multiplied over 10 times in 1915.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-25
CROSS, FEVER|SH
CHILD Is BILIOUS
III CONST|PATE:D
LOOK. MOTHER! SEE IF TONGUE
is COATED. BREATH HOT OR
STOMACH SOUR.
CALIFORNIA SYRUP OF FIGS"
CAN'T HARM TENDER STOM-
ACH, LIVER. BOWELS.

Every mother realizes. after giving
her children california Syrup Of
Figs" that this Is their ideal laxative.
because they love It's pleasant taste
and 1t thoroughly cleanseS the tender
little stomach, liver and bowels with
OUT gripping.
When cross. irritable, feverish or
breath is bad or stomach sour. look at
the tongue. mother. If coated, give a
teaspoonful OF this harmless fruit Ian
ative," and in few hours all the foul,
constipated waste, sour bile and undi-
geSted food passes out OF the bowels,
and you have a well. playful child
again. When it's little system is full
of cold throat sore. has stomach-ache,
diarrhoea. indigestion. collC-remem-
Der. Il good inside cleansing" should
always be the first treatment given.
Millions Of mothers keep california
Syrup of Figs handy; they know Il
teaspoonful today saves a sick child
tomorrow. Ask your druggist for a
50-ceut bottle Of "California Syrup Of
Figs" which has directions for babies.
children OF all ages and grown-ups
printed on the bottle. Beware OF coun-
terfeits sold here, so don't DO fooled
Get the genuine, made BY California
Fig Syrup Company"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-25

have 4 hearing in police court this
morning.
DRIVERS arc complaining that the
Warrcnte road near Rudlal's station
is so slippery that horses Can hardly
stand on it.
Pearl SwcariuEcn. WheelinE'S first
woman Cnropructor. has opened offices
in the German hank building.
The series of lectures dealing with
the dogma Of religion to have been held
nthe First Unitarian church, beginning
this evening. has been postponed and
will not open until Nov. S. when Rev.
J. y. G. FaggiuGcr Auer will he tie
speaker.
The county commissioners inspect
Oh the new road from Thcdah place to
AIt dc chnntal yesterday. The cor
struCt;nn work is progressing very rap
idly and Is expected to be opened for
travel within Z short time.
a party Of representative citizens
from the state Of Arkansas will visit
the city Thursday morning, Their spc-
cial train. containing many exhibits of
the products of their state. is expected
TO arrive at q. m. and remain until
$50 g. m. The visitors will be enter
tanned by the city officials.
Henry Il. Hoffman, who for years
was one OF the most prominent business
mrn i'll South Wheeling. has accepted
an agency with the Wheeling Office of
the Metropolitan Life Insurance COM