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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-07-14
THURSDAY. July Is. 1915.
suBsEA COMMERCE.

The German submersible freight steamer
presents a novel spectacle, but certainly
no new problem of international law; and
the formal protest of the British and
French embassies against the freedom OF
American ports being accorded the
Deutschland on the ground that she is
potential warship" is really too absurd for
serious consideration.
There is no kind of ship in the world that
IS not potential warship."
The fact that submarines are used in
belligerent operations is no reason why they
should not be employed on peaceful err
rands; any more than the fact that steam
is used by warships enjoins merchant craft
from availing themselves of mechanical
propulsion.
The only possible problem is that per
tanning to capture According to interna-
tional law, merchant vessel must not be
sunk without warning, with the rescue of
the crew and passengers. If the vessel does
not lay to to when she is signalled the bel
igerent ship has a right to fire on her. But
probably the British admiralty will argue
that submarine trying to hide under
water is equivalent to an attempted escape
by speed, whence there is sufficient mora
and legal Justification to open fire on sub
marine on sight.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-07-14
FOOD PRICES ARE
TREBLED IN GERMANY

Berlin, July 12.-Food stuffs are
getting more and more costly in Ger
manyl
According to the statistical Office
prices of some foods have trebled.
No figures are given on the price
of different kinds of meat, cheese,
farinaceous foods and so on. There
are other products also of which no
report has been given for more than
year.
The variation of prices of different
articles since the war began is shown
in the table below.
The prices are given in so many
pfennig per pound; 100 pfennig is
equivalent to about "a cents United
States coin.
The prices for 1914 and 1916 are
as follows:
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-07-14

We guess those papers which roast Viii
son for not going to war will make few, if
any, friends for Hughes.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-07-14

This is hard countrq, Wilson, Hughes
and /. K. all talked on the Fourth and
things moved along just the same.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-07-14

No, the American Indians can't vote. SO
why worry about their relations with the
Yaquis?
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-07-14

Wonder if the British censorship lid
would have been raised had the push
been against them?
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-07-14

There's new hyphen in American poll
tics since the Mexican crisis-the Mexican
Americans OF Arizona and New Mexico.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-07-14

In accordance with its policy to be help
full to the people of Pensacola and West
Florida
The National Bank of Commerce
offers its services to those who need financial
aid on account of the recent storm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-21
Successfully Demonstrated Here

N~inety-five per cent. of the human
ailments are due to the faulty assim.
ilation of foods. and the improper
functioning OF the bowels, liver and
kidneys. Auto-lntoXicationI IL Is called.
Our present day methods OF living de
range n create disorders in these
highly developed organs and cause
them to clogg and become inactive
when really because OF the rich God
and eNcesses we commit. they should
work overtime. Consequently nature
warns US, by headaches.
constipation. lethargy. weakness. loss
Of sleep. energy n appetite. Tells
with pains in side. back or kidney
mat we are Ill. Gives warnings with
gas and fermentation of Gods ample
notice TO repair the damage. We are
too prone to overlook the first signal.
Afterwards we are too easily con-
WINGED nothing will help Us.
required the facilities of one of
the greatest laboratories in America.
IL required years OF study by a corn
OF experts under the direction of Herr
Joseph Trimabach. to discover Tanlac.
Their efforts were concentrated and
backed with ample capital and time.
They sought but one thing. They
sought but one thing. They found IL
as proven by thousands of tests of
record. "Tanlac remove the cause"
say thousands. "Tanlac creates an
appetite, renews the old vigor. Stimu-
lates the whole system. Does away
with the necessity for pills and dop-
ing day n night.
We o and recommend a thor
ough trial Of Tanlac where one is
troubled with any of the kindred
symptoms and ailments which indi-
cate stomach. kidney or liver all.
ments. We recommend that YOU go
at once TO 4. II. Griest's Drug Store
here IN Wheeling and vicinity and get
a dollar bottle say thousands in
wheeling and vicinity VINO know bv
actual experience what his splendid
medicine will accomplish, in even the
most desperate cases.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-21

South Wheeling. were bound over 10
N'vp ne peace Tor one year by Justice
.. Ellwood Hughes last night. The war
rants We're sworn out yesterday morn
ing by their brother. Tom Sondermann
who testified that they had threatened
20 do him bodily harm.
Bids are being taken by the Bell
Telephone company FOR the erection OF
Its new building o.. Chapliue street,
lu-t south 81 ~ present building. The
company recently purchased the two
story office building adjacent its Trcr-
,nt property.
No decision has been reached as
Yet concerning the payment Of dremen
extra pay by the board OF control and
il" IRE chief. u seems that the city
MAJ been Iec.,yi4s 50 per. day for
ting with the hremsu.
Deer and Obcr. plumbing firm OF
Pittsburgh. inquired Of tho board III
control yesterday the cost Of Installing
the water main connection for n
sprinkler system In the new Bell Tele-
phone building.
The nrst Of a list % cases 10 be-
tled for the grand Jury's consideration
al It's next meeting. viii be hIcd with
the circuit clerk probably the FIRST OF
DR.. W. \. Bell. Of bridgeport. has
removed his Office TO tho German bank
building.
Tho Junior Record or tho wheel.nr
High school viii Doe issued Monday d,
was announced yesterday.
-Samuel Porter. a local barber.
h'A So 4 AHf AaANN Twink Win a
woman on the South Side. who was ar
rested yesterday. viii he given a hear
ing this evening at 1880 o'clock before
Justice J EllwOod Hughes. The charge
was preferred by a social worker. who
viii prosecute the case. Porter was re-
leased on bond. He declares that he can
prove his innocence.
C. VI. Johnson. Instructor at the eN-
tension department OF the West Virginia
University. who - TO succeed senior
AGENT Horace Atwood. Of The Pan Han
die Agriculture club. June I. arrived
ia the city yesterday 90 take UP his
Wcek-cnd work in familiarizing himself
with the Wtrk OF his future duties.
-hcsterday was the Warme,t DAY
his spring. NJ one was seen about thf
! streets without coats. bur there was
no ono rushing about I'm overcoats. The
] Chapman large thermometer on Main
street. and the one az Eleventh and Mar.
ket streets, reached The IS mark AZ &
o'clock in the afternoon There wen,
many 90 sit In Riverside park durinr
the afternoon. 40 breeze blew. but old
Sol shou' brightly all day.
should warm spring weather con.
tinuc ono may buy nearly all kinds oi
southern fruit and many varieties az
vegetables very cheaply within the mex,
Few days. was the assertion Of "a loca'
Market Auditorium dealer. u is said
I that the majority Of Wheeling district
wholesalers and iobbrrs have "A big sur.
ply OF green stuff on hand.
A meeting Of an tho milk produrarH
% ohio and Brooke counties will b. bod. I
60 the Market Auditorium asaeutr,
room saturday afternoon az 7 o'clock
under the auspices 0f tho Pan Hand.
Agricultural Club, for the purpose Of
organizing a milk producer association
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-21
ADVERTISING ALONE
DOES NOT PAY YOU
BIG sPENDER FOR NEWSPAPER
SPACE TELLS WHY MERIT
MUST BE BEHIND GOODS
you ADVERTISE. TAN
LAC PROVES 1T HAS
REAL MERIT.
New Medicine Sensation In This
Country Since Its Announce
mcnt.

All the advertising in the world
would not make Tanlac profitable or
a success for the great Dayton Labra-
tory would soon discover hat people
We're criticising its claims. Unless
thousands in this city praise e.: are
satisfied and recommend IL to their
neighbors Tanlac like a thousand 9TH
er remedies of the past would be
forced u OF business.
Advertising acts only as an intro
duction. Like an introduction in bus
mess We o find u the other fell
lows capabilities. Tanlac is introduced
10 YOU by thousands of our friends
who have found hat Tanlac will do
all we originally claimed. They pass
II on with a recommendation to YOU.
The proof for YOU is only to be found
i'm a thorough trial which they consc,
entiously recommend. Its cost being
so small in comparison with the prom
ed gain, o are apt TO accept their
advice especially as We are introduced
by people right here in our own CITY.
We want you to try II and we want
your recommendation too. With n
bottle of Tanlac in your pocket, YOU
become the judge and the jury. The
whole reputation of Tsnlac is at stake.
II must make good. We had a repre-
sentative right here in your city to
watch and take an interest in your
case. II YOU were troubled with indi-
gestion. headaches. constipation. ner-
Nousness, loss of sleep. energy, appe-
title or strength. Pains in side, back.
or Kidneys. Or if rheumatic pains.
govt. lumbago, or kindred symptoms
indicated, stomach. kidney or liver
trouble. Thousands came TO him and
thousands in this city and vicinity as
a result recommend and endorse Tan
lac. Your %neighbor is u friend, If
he or she gave Tanlsc a thorough
trial. Tanlac's entire future rests
with those who now recommend it.
Many skeptics who never saw a bottle
OF Tanlac. never had a sick day in
their life and realistically pooh-pooh
proprietary remedies make unfaVora.
BILE comments as many did when
Morse first invented the TELEGRAPH.
Bell the Phone, Edison the Light. etc.
The proof though is IN Tanlac. IL is
for you To find. For one dollar YOU
are entitled to pass judgment and
your judgment we are sure viii be ex.
actly as other thousands have been.
Elsewhere on this page may be found
the name OF druggists outside of
Wheeling where Tanlac may be pro
cured. II is sold here one dollar per
bottle at c. II. Griest 4 Co.'S store.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-21
KEEP PO|SONS OUT Of SYSTEM
We THEN MAY LIVE FOREVER
Winner of Noble Prize Great Scientist of Rockefeller
Institute, Believes We Might Live Forever If
Vital Organs Kept Poisons From System.
Nature Provided Ample Facilities For
Removing Waste and the Poisons
But Present Day Excuses
Oersnee Them.

Or. Carroll. the famous Rockefeller
Institute Scientist who won the Nobel
Prize said W could live forever.
The tissues of our bodies would keen
right on living but for one thing and
that is-the poisons that collect in
our bodies. II we could keep these
poisons out we would go right on liv-
ing indefinitely"
There is never going TO be discov-
cred a medicine. or apparatus which
VIII efficiently do the work OF the
bowels. liver or kidneys. We must re-
~ upon nature TO do the work in her
own inimitable way. We must solve
the problem of keeping the vital or
gans working steadily and thoroughly.
We must aid and strengthen them for
life depends upon them. now and al
ways VIII. II ls when these organs
become clogged. WORKOUT, deranged
and disorders permit toxins (actual
polsons) TO enter the system that dis
ease creeps in. Nature has provided
every facility to carry off these pois-
ons and we must keep the old machine
working. The moment nature Stacks
up We should harken to the warnings
OF these organs which spells sickness,
Ill health and final curtain call.
For years the expert under the
leadership of Herr Joseph Trimbacn
the eminent chemist labored in the
great Dayton Laboratory to discover a
remedy which would cleanse and cor
rect such conditions in the stomach,
kidneys and liver. They sought a
tonic which would build up to normal
again the weakened run down de
ranged vital organs. They searched
and experimental and AT last an
nounced TO the world Tanlac which IN
an ~lncreditably short time mas proven
wonderfully efficient and uniformly
successful in fighting this condition
which IL due to u present day eK-
cesses. strains, worries, overwork
over-eating and strains modern day
activities burden our system with.
Thousands have testified that in ac-
tual tests the new medicine did more
than claimed. Thousands testify that
they themselves after suffering i'm
some cases years, have been absolute
~ relieved in an increditably short
time by this wonderful new medicine.
Thousands troubled with INDIGESTION.
constipation, pains in the side or back,
uric acid. rheumatic pains and aches,
headaches, nervousness. loss of sleep
energy and appetite. catarrhal affec-
lions of the head, throat or stomach,
and kindred ailments arising from
this condition have testified that Tan.
lac removed h cause and brought re-
lief where all other remedies tried.
had failed. The proof to the reader
who Is troubled lies in a thorough test
OF the new medicine In their own case.
Thousands with similar troubles urge
IL Thousands in Wheeling and vi
cinity recommend Tanlac which may
be procured at {. II. Griest's Drug
Store here or al the leading druggis,
IN each town in this vicinity listed
elsewhere on this page. Get a bottle
today. Read what others say on this
page about its wonderful powers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-21
GOOD FRIDAY
Will be Observed Today at ST. Joseph's
Cathedral-ceremonies to be
Impressive.

Services at 81 J%oseph"s Cathedral.
DO Observance OF Good Friday viii be
very impressive and will be in charge
Of Bishop 4. J. Donahue. Mass az
= o'clock viii be- observed by the un-
yelling OF the cross. with Rev. Edward
weber. a. c"lebrant. Rev. Edward
Galway. deacon. and Rev. Wilbur
Burke. as sub deacon. The Rev q.
". Moyc viii be- master Of ceremonies.
This service will DO followed by pro.
ccssion and mass OF The p-re-sanctiiied.
AZ T. O'Clock. the three hour OF
agony will begin ending az g o'clock.
SN different ~clcrgymcn viii take
part AZ 80 tenehrae vii be- chant.
cd and a sermon will b. delivered by
Rev Charles Regain of Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-21
HOSPITAL wins IN
BIG DAMAGE SUIT
VERDICT RENDERED IN FAVOR
OF THE DEFENDANT IN
CIRCUIT COURT.
Action Involves Death Of Father
Terrence ouhy@Juror sent TO
Jail to Sober Up.

4 verdict for the defendant was
rendered yesterday morning by the
jury in case OF Duffy administrator
AGAINST the Wheeling hospital ana
Orphans Asylum. in which the PLAIN
INF sues to recover $4,000 Tor the
death Of Father T. j. Terrence. The
evidence in the case was submitted
on Wednesday and the jury excused
for the evening.
When court convened yesterday
morning. one OF the jurors. II. Fetty
failed TO report. and deputy sheriffs
were delegated TO find him. TINS
they did neal West Wheeling Ferry.
Over night the juror had evidently
imbibed too freely. and Judge Heryey
sent him TO jail 20 sober up. and II
Il understood witt further dispose OF
his case tomorrow morning.
This left only eleven jurors. but the
Judge remanded them TO the room 10
render a verdict, which they did. \
motion FOR a new trial vas made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-21
NEWS BRIEFS

A meeting of the advisory com
mitee OF the Associated Charities will
be held ar the office in the Board
of Trade building Monday evening at
I o'clock p. m. Several matters OF
Importance will come up.
This evening a meeting OF the
BOYS hat have been taken under the
are OF Probation officer Il. l..
Frazier. will b. held al his office I'M
The Board OF Trade building Among
other matters will be the organization
of two companies of Boy Scouts.
Three applications for Bible
Glass charters were received ypster-
day at the office of the West Nir.
Slnia Sunday school association.
Thy were the willing workers.
willing Workers of Redwood Pros
byterian church. An intermediate
class Of the First Presbyterian church
Of Moundsyille and the Gideon elias
OF The Pennsboro Presbyterian
church.
The committee OF Excelsior lodge.
No 90. ]. -. -. r. appointed TO act iu
conjunction with the other lodges in ar
ranging for the annual picnic TO he held
az w hecling park. j. composed OF Jo-
-,ph ~. Purcell. Albert Bauer. August
b!ggs. George r. Davis and Alvin
l~nteIligencer. private telephone eN.
chang will be installed IN The main or
ice Of the Wheeling Commercial aszo-
citation. Work viii be commenced early
next week hy the Bell company. Al
the various bureaus and other onicc-
DO d." building viii be connected with
tho board.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-21
WALTER CHAPMAN
CALLED BY DEATH
HAD BEEN IN WHOLESALE PAur
BUSINESS WITH FATHER ron
MANY TEARS
Death Comes at Echo Point Home
Yesterday Morning At $50 O'CLOCK
Monday.

Following an illness extending over
n year. Walter n. Chapman. aged IS.
prominent business man OF this city. a
well known citizen and lifelong resi-
cent 81 this community. peacefully
passed away at his home Al SO Heiskell
avenue. Echo Point. yesterday morn
ing at . 30 o'clock. For the pact few
weeks death was expected almost
hourly. and biz family WAS at his bed
side when the end came. Mr.. Chap
man had three severe attacks OF pncu-
nonia during the past two years. They
lett his system weakened. which was
followed with leaking heart. Hts death
Was directly due To Bright disease.
Nearly forty-ninc years ago. Mr..
chapman was born In North Wheeling.
and was the son OF william n. and
Virginia Chapman. lie was educated in
the local schools and before he at
tained his majority he entered the
paint ana builders supply business with
his father and brother. lie continued
In that business until failing health
forced him 20 retire over a year ago.
Ills brother. Elmer r. Chapman. died
hVc years aago. Mr.. Chpman nrst
entered business thirty years ago with
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-21
VINO sroRM FArAL.

DAYTON. o.. April 20 a heavy
wind storm accompanied by uentnIne
swept over Dayton today killing one
man and daua-Inl much property
Ior a brief period fne wind attained o.
reIn.I't of O. wIIre an hour
Iru'.f p'Hlourchlagcr. aged o.. O.
msDh.nI.' wac Instant, KILLED whom
Ushfr.nl struck fu' factory where boz
nt. working
t0u. Id'fahle dawarD was done Orb
iI.Fn urppcrff BOO Montgomery count,
outside uf Dayton. Do be- reported
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-21
BIG WAGE

ROANOKE. Va. April 2O-An in
crease Of seven per cent IN the wages
Of all employees not members of any
union. was announced today by the
Norfolk and Western railroad com
pany effective from April l. The
employees affected are mostly those
who work in the offices and Tor whose
tclass Of work no unions have been
formed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-21

SHARON, Pa. April 2O-Announce-
ment was made today that 1900 blast
furnace employees Of mills in Sharps-
Vile. sharon and West Middlesex have
been given an increase In wages. ef-
~tectiNe May J. This Is in addition to
furnace workers ~ the United States
Steel Corporation In Farrell and Sha-
ron. The amount Of the increase will
not be announced until The schedules
have been completed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-21

Prominent business man who died
yesterday at his home in Echo Point.
bis father. when the arm was known a.
wilson aud Chapman. Upon dissolution
81 That nrm his father. William 70.
mar man. formed tns ,ompauy of ". &C.
4 Napmau and Sons. Today o. I- known
a. The W. n. Chapman and Sons com
pany. one Of the largest Establishments
OF the Kind IN this section Of the Ohio
valley. Two years ago the deceased
man became general manage Of the
hrm upon retirement Of his father.
AT. Chapman was "a member Of st
Michael s. church. L~dEiugton Lane. n.
was popular AS a frat,ruai man and for
lears had been a member Of Wheeiing
lodEe. No. =, r.. J.. %. EIks. Wheeling
council 81 Knights Of columbus. and
heellng lodge. \. -. T. ".
lie leaves beside his wife and par,
ents the following sisters. Mrs. B.rt
sisson. 81 High Point. y. O. Mrs
Mrs. Thomas Jones. % Portsmouth. o..
Mrs. George LETTERS. Of Pleassut Valley.
and Mrs. Frank Bycott. 81 this city,
Three children also survive clarence
J.. Guy r.. and Miss Angela Chapman
all al home.
Funeral Monday.
Funeral services VIII be held ar Tho
family home Monday morning al SO.
o'clock. followed with requiem hisf
mass lu 50 MichasIS church al .
% clock. lnterment will be- in Mt. Cal.
vary cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-21
ONE KILLED; oSE InJuRrp.

Tri.EIp. o.. April 20-pno fireman
was KILLED. another was probably fst.ifv
injured. ana three other men were seri-
oHsIt burned in the plant Of the Armour
hHI company here fUuIanf.
John H. T|wwsrs. 2s. was thrown
rom u shIInluE rEIrc on the wa, 10
'' I.nf" ana VAS rom over John 4.
h"Irg was crushed in o. similar man
U. and mHN mot survive.
'ih'rs injured were employees Of Ar
WUIE and company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-21
UNoEReogs OPERATION.

PARIS. April ~. delayed Ten
oral Joseph simeon G%allioni who re-
signed o. minister of war last March
on account of illness underwent an
operation today al Versailles for an
affection of tho kidneys The opera
zion De- reported to have boon perform.
ed under satisfactory conditions
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-21
Funeral Of Mrs. Amett.

Many old and dear friends Of Mrs.
sally = Nru'tf. wife Of the late Col
W W. Nrn.tt. ono Of WhfeItngS hest
known lawyers. gathered iu the Mendei
undertaking. Uarlors. ILI2 ChauIius
street. yesterday morning az 30 O'Clock
20 pay a last trIhutc OF respect TO the
departed. The Rev. Jacob Birmingham.
of -. Luke Protestant Episcopal
church. "fu'iHt"d. Inferno nt was prI-
taf" in Greenwood cemetery.
Mrs. Arurtt died az her home In Kan
sar 'ify. No. last Monday. ~h. had
made h.r home i"'rc with h'r SON for
'HH past several years. after rfmuVrug
from This cts The body arrived hon,
W'du'sdag. ~. IS NrntfL O. SON 20
kansas city. with hie wife. accompanied
tho mains fu. MhstIrg
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-21
l%NGaAHAM |coNFlRmGo.

WN-UI>GTON. April 11 Th, sen.
ate todat confirmed William VI In.
Er8ham of Portland Maine. a. assist.
IrI secretary of war Hc viii take Of
f." af Uu.' succeeding U,uu Ereck.
IrrIUE' Who rssiEu,d with Secretary
Garrison President WILSON sent The
nomination tu fhc senate yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-21
OIL LANDS LEASED.

PAWHUSKA. Okla. April 2O.-OH
operators from all parts OF the United
states participated in the bidding here
today for oil land leases of the Usage
Indian nation. which we're sold at pub.
lie auction for several million dollars.
The auction continued in progress
until midnight.
During tho afternoon lands produc-
ing $3.50 barrels of oil daily were
leased tor a total OF SI.12l.lN1.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-21
RIVER NEWS

The Liberty departed yesterday at
~ o'clock for Marietta on it, weekly
trip. il viii return his -cvaniua Tbc
k'uben dunbar was up yesterday morn
ING from Charleston Tor Pittsburgh. The
feet and falling slowly.
for the early Tart OF May IL has
been announced a n-mher Of excursions
Homer smith have been planned AZ
present the boat il on it, Easter e.
cgr-iuu 20 New orlcHr- ana T. scheG-
"Ied 10 return 10 Pittsburgh on May s..