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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-03
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Mnorem 9~inoenblatt llllo 6ralt OH
&. &. Mottbcps, Sheil pom Seftiml
IA, Gleaiant Gallep Spmnibip, 81.
$. Spelletidl llno 1Srall an s. g.
M1oream Gbeil Don Seftipt Is, &i=
cforc 8robc Sulpnibip, ST.
Setter 90. Saoler mo Tralt on
@crt g. Somion, Got 3, 9lod s, 9Q=
lens ,. slooition, ST.
Senrp @eB II. 81. on @e1rD Sa=
biQ, Sbeil BON Seftion 10, Eleaiant
&alep Sumnibip, $1O,S0O.
@ellrn 1ittmaltn 11no Srar an
&enrp I1lNerlon on, She'll bon Seftion
10, @infielo IulpnIbip, ST.
Sobll Sdeiner nrb 6ral1 an Gil
90 Saa, Ibeil BON 2ot 8, 8lod AZ,
2eGlaire's 3. Mooitioa1.
$. s. 2a0ner uno Sralt on Sbo=
mas @gar, She'll BON geftion SO,
&le @rab Somnibip, $1,000.
@. s. Mattbems lt1o Sralt an 9l11s
0rep 2illOenblatte, She'll BON 2ot 9,
Blod 3, @ra1t's 2. Guboipiiiort, ST..
$. $. Samamn on Mnorem 2in=
benblatt, Sbeil Don 2ots9, gIpd 8,
Grants 3. Slt6bipilion, ST. 5
So. 6. Mattbefps nrto Strait DIT Mn-
brem 2inoell6latt, Sbeil bon 2ot 9,
@lod 3, Grants 9. Snboibiiion, 81.
Soiepbilre Mcgnllongb ltnS @atte
on 2ouis @oettih Got A, @lod 5,
Noieoale @00ition, ST.
s. 81. Side uao Sralt on, s. g.
Solles, 2ots int @ipprpiem Mboifion;
Iolpn 9etten6orf ST..
Bertha Nel1gabauer ANS @atte al,
Sons g. Geteriel1 ulrb 0ralt, Got 8,
glod 3, @elt Harf slboition, 50, 900.
Senrp StenOer inns 5rait ON 9ol1i=
la "Trip, Sbeil BON 5eftiou So, @i=
dorp @rope Somnibip, 81.
Sogn 9. garter ulb Ssran anMar=
fhd &ellp, 5beil bon 2ot 2, 8locf 9,
81. Sol,Oerbad's 1. @oOitior1, ST.
Olga Sdnedlotb II. 81. an @eorge
8. sdurr, Sbeil BON Seftiolt 4, Sc
Glaire Smnibip, $4,000.
gomaro giidoff nno Irolt on go.
S. gioger, Ibeil bon Got 10, glsd
l. sbam's 2. 9ooitiol1, ST..
Glloolpb Sdroeoer on 6. 81.
Sdroeoer, Sbeil bon Seftion is,
Buckingham Iomnibip, ST.
S1tgo grofrnam un1b Strait on
Charles Sdpledlotb, Sbeil BON Get.
tlon Is, Hrinceton Sopnibip, $42,=
000.
@i1iam Offering l1llo 6rou or
Sern1alrn SbeB, lbeil bon geftion Z
&ibertp Solprlbip, $4,000.
S. 3enflnann an S. s.. siepers
Sbell BON Seftion 4, Gleona Sopll.
hip, $4,000.
g. 90. Sable uno Irolt an SSH
liam s. Offering, 5tiid 2ano ii
Comm Seem 2ibertp, $1,70O.
gomaro Gbriitenien 1,1o 6ral1 al
&illiam IS. Offering, Stiid 2a1lo il
Comm Seem 2ibertp, $1,750.
Chile Snrgens an 81. DC. Sable II
g., Got 1, 8lod A, @rabam's 1. 90
Dition, Comm Iiror, $1,75O.
Glpoe gealer unb Tral an Ger
baro q. s. Woblnlallll, 2ots A, 5,
l1nb 8, glod 3, 2eGlaire's Mooitiol
an Comm Se@laire, $500.
Sanes @bite on @iliam igagert
Ibeil BON seftion IS, 2ibertp Comm
76ip, $4,000.
Sobn 9. Scott mo 6rnn an Iran
Stidter, 60 slcres in Seftion 80
9lltler Somnibip, $4,000.
gorparo 6. G6ilOs uno Srall a,
Oscar @. Sdaefer, 40 9tefer DO.
Seftion s. Davenport Iolpnlbip, 81
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-03
Spdjseitsslpfcm.
ppre 81 atthelns 5.

Srdllleil1 @a5el Oioore, eil1e Sody=
ter bon Scrr1 nro Sran s. Moore
bon Buffalo, mltroe porgelter1 N1it=
tag INN | llbr int @einle i1rer @roB=
@eltern, Serrl1 nrlb Irau S. Mpers
bon Der oritten l1no Sarriipn StraBe
oltrdl 6ral,lein Ssl,eS @udelor bon
Der Gbrilrian l1llion Stride 51 9fod
Sslal1o nit @errll SSal11es Mattbems
Don 9elbort, Seros, g%etralt. Srall=
5eugen lparel1 6ral1lein Bella Meoore
Don Buffalo mo &err eSobn StoIoer
bon 9%apenport. 2os Nuar miro
llad) Seras iiberlieoeln.
SIabp MarteII.
SrG11Iein 2lena Martell, cine
ISodter bon Serrn CHARLES Martea
roon Erairie ou diel1, isis, m1roe
om borgeitrigen Morgen in Ser ct.
M1tbpnD's Stride 0ltr6 Gfarrer 2alp=
ler NIT Serrn Clemens Slabp, eir1em
Sobne bon Srau @opbronia @Iabp
bon 9eo. 526 9irpea 5traBe ge-
traltt. Sral15eltgen tpare1 Serr nllo
6ram 6. 8. McNian1s. SEER gIabp
lit Neilenoer fin sic @oroon SAN
Sine Company. Gas 1rel1e Seim oes
Naares befin0et iidl in SEQ. 526 9ir=
meu StraBe.
! &ering<S hIapfobI.
Sn 2elt5 @boto St1oio m1roe por<
geltern Maorgen INN elf l1br Die Irall=
u1tg BON 5raulein gl0elia Sering,
|ei1er Sodter Don Serr11 ultof Sra,
SolepB &erir1g init Serrn Otto
|S6lapfobl, einem Soba1e bon Serrl1
uno 6rau Otto 56lapfobI BON 1al.
raft, bur6 @oIi5eiridter aonis @.
%9foo6eipig getral1t. Srausel1gen 1pa=
rem Sra1tlein al1na 5hlapfpbl n1o
9err 9arrb 5dlapfobl. Mab Ser
Sralturg fa11o cine @p6seitsfeier I'M.
Seine Der gltern Ser 8rol1t ltatt.
9as iullae &aar miro cine 0arm in
Der l1mgegen0 bon 3nrant bepirtb=
ldaften.
Mnbg~ s repans.
Sral1Iein Mlpil1e 6repars, cine
Sohter BON 6ra1t Sssobn 6repal1s BON
1aberlport, muroe geitern Mittqg i'm
Ntorramt Ser aatbeorale sum Seili=
gent @er5en ourd@ @erp 9fep. I1anni=
gan INIT Serrn &oD Mfl1bs, eillenf
Sobne Don 6rau go. O111bs bon Ser
Dit 6. strabe getraut. Gral,5el1ger
1paren Die Wfiitter Ser 8raut n11o oes
grantigams. @err Mh1bs lit Elm
Nllmber. Nah Ser 9iidfebr bon Ser
@od5eitsreiie miro bas Gaar lein
Sem IN geo. SIG Sit 6. Strabe auf /
ldlager.
gor gelieI.
Tralllein Slipe @eliel, cine Iod1=
ter Don @errlt rnb 5rou Mntbonp
Seliel bon SEQ. 512A @eit 3. Ctr.
lpllroe am Mittmod) Mbe11o int elter=
lid]en Seine 0ur9 gep. Sra1f Sole
NIT @errn Glp0e gmr1ette 9or BON
@apenport, friiber bon Sartpile,
9fo., qetral1t. Ma6 ser gral111g
lpnroe elm SodBeitsmabl fir 80 81
1te lerpirt. SEER @or fat fiirslidy
oas Nn1ericol1 Safe on Ser @elt 3.
StraBe farflid %er1porber.
8il on Gobep.
, SIN Gfarrbauie ser 1. presbDteri,
id)et Stride lit oln Mittrpod Madn1it-
tag 1n1 fiinf l1br SEER Samuel 8.
&lllo1L ei11 Sobn BON s. s. @illot
/, BON 2eGloire, 0urh ST. 8. 20. Goff=
mon NIT 5raulein alta So6ep, elmer
: Sod)ter BON 8. 81. Sobep bon Grince=
tom getral1t 1poroen. Ias Soar miro
cine 6orm IN Ser Nabe bon 2eGlaire
l6epirtbldoften.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-03
Sic in pen lehten %

- Sic in ben lebten $50
@en IN Sei1en uor9ensmmene @olb=
Ia,nmlung bate in 8ilbel Bel @ieBen
Elm mertniirDiges Grgebnis. Bon Ell
mem ginno5ner tpurben taulenb
Marf in RailerzGrieDri9> 3ebnmartz
itiiden abgeliefert, bic er nad
areesI9lub pieOer arrudselieiert err
lalk
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-03
siabt unb Gunntp.
Sreitas, zen 3. MarS.
EettaherifA

Sal binqton, 3. Mor3.
Sir SIlinois: Sbeilpeiie triib unb
fortonlerno falt 6reita9; better
Sanstag bei lan9iam iteigeloer
Sen1peratltr.
Sir Soma: Setter 6reitag uro 1pabr=
ideinlih Smstag; lteiacnoe Gent
peratl1r Samstae.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-03
9pfaIer Gsettersertdh

9anenport, 9. Mars.
1ltrdlidnitts : @arpmeterltano 30.16
Surd)ldnnitts Sen1peratur . %
SodlIte Senpcratllr bette . %
Nieoriaite Semperatrlr lebte Nadt IL
NorTnale G%e1nperat11r fir 33
Sabre 80
9nrdidniHIide Sea,dttiafeit Ser
Quit sc
aieScridloa III 81 9tnnoen 900
@orberriden0e @inoridtl1ng 80.
@alicritalo I'M Z llbr Mor9e11s 90
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-03

@erlartst: Gin @ann ober Ssyyral1, enz
|9a9lrt III ei1em groBen gtubliiiement.
nm als infer gertreter at fln9iren.
Yin gutter gerbienlt fam ersielt iperz
Den. pbne DOB .es binberli6 nit Der re-
gllldren Grbett lit. gn1pfeblungen gez
ipiinldbt. Ibrel1e inter u152", Ser
Sernpfrat". 20,ba
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-03

Wir at tine tdalid runb 1000
2iter Stidit1ff Elm.
.Das 8ieb i'm iiioli6en gie6erz
talifprnien bat iidy an Die bortige
5rodenbeit 10 gep0bnt, bab es nur
alle paar Sage einmal trinft.
einem @ramn uran lit bic
1elbe Gnergiemenee aufseipeidert. tpie
in aht' 3entnern gutter &phle.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-03

Geitdt: Cine Srou ipiinI6t Sal1sz
in fleiner bel1tider Samilie.
8ebt all6 aIs @ousbalteril1. NbreHe:
Stp. So, core pf Ser 9enofrat".
1,1Mt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-03

3a bcrmietbeu: Gin 8 l1no Gin A.
mobernes Stat in Morbpeltz
S%abenport. Selepbone 2199sD.
29,1&t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-03

@erlanst: Gin Mbrebbu6 Ser Stabi
9%abenport bont Sabre 1915. Morefe
nebit 8reis etc. inter nG. ST., an BEL,
s9er 9emotrat". 14.batu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-03

@erlanst: @dbden ober 6rall, ltln
bet Der Sausarbeit gu belfen. acin
8ald)en:. 9eutl6e bprse5pgeu. Strait
Y. 9. spe'1fe, 1926 Niplep @traBc.
Selep9o11 3937=W. 2,1&t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-03

@%crlanst: @dohen fir oaeemeiue
Saltsarbeit. &ein @aiden l1nb 8latz
ten: Sral g. q. @cnbigcn, 1925 Npcf
SslanD Str. 2:1@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-03

Das @dparae meer bat in
iiber 400 Meter Siefe ipeber tieri=
laes nod pflanali4es 2e6en.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-03

@erlanst: 9elttlde @a,1sbalterinnen
llno Sar1narbeiter. NationaI gmplppz
ment 49encb. 217h 8raob Gtrabe.
S%uneaport, Sa. 20, 1887.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-03

@erlatst: @utes Weabden fir an
.aemelne 5altsarbeit. Seine @alde.
gtad5lt1ragen per Selepbon: 9ubenz
port 41O7. 1,1ggt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-03

8,,djcn Sic SIR Niictbs : Grunbz
el9entbum BET uns. @erlangen nad5
fiinf. leds nno a6t 3immer : Sduler
ilberltetsen Dos Mngebot. Selepbonireu
sic w. Us. Sizes, SEQ. 311. 27.1@t
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-03

Sn bcrmiet1en: 8arterre in gribatz
Wpbnltt1g. &ann gum 1. Mairs beso<
gen iperben. Sei8ung 11nb @aiier ge=
l1efert: Selepbon 315, 9abenport.
26,18t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-03
Scott County Democratic Glnb.

Sci gutter get6eilieung fat gcltern
abeno cine 3ulammenfunit oes
Scott @ountp Democratic Ghl6s in
Der %seorolpelt Davenport Garnbaae
1tattgetl1nben. Sic porgenomnene
gealntenmabl ergab 0as iolgenoe 91e-
lultat:
@rdiioent - ssobn Seb6cIn.
sefretor - Ssfar @uciing.
sdnbnleiiter = @lrt. Steilliger.
M~nlprad)e1 lpllrben gebalten BON
aloern1an @m. Moeller BON Ser
5%apeiten @ar0 lofpie Sen Serren
Sobn Ogden, Sobn Gallf uno SSsobn
Sebbeln.
Pr. Safer, 3abnar8t @bitafer
Wltll0it1q. (Oln,>
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-03

gu permietbcu: Gin groBer stprc,
fir irsenb elm @ciddft poer
gngros @el6dft. 1913, 8. Mbenlle.
Jtod Sslanb, ST.. Nad5ufragen SEQ.
1320R, 3. Nbe., 9tod Sslan6.
25,18t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-03

@%erIanst: Gutes Maodcn fir all
aemetne @allsarbeit. Rad5ufragen SEQ.
625 @cltern Ibenl1e. 3.1gSt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-03
&lippenbe,uobncr Masfas.

gaidt oon Dorseidi9tliden Slip
penb1blen : MenI9en, pie ienen bes
Gibmeitens, ion 6ier bic Hebe iein,
lonbern BON beutigen Menldenfinz
bern in benz often alastantihen
5tuotben &et9iton, bic fusli4
e6en1o genannt nerben tDnnen.
Get9itan, Dos beibt, Der @ei9dfts<
tell, liest gerace auf Dem Mai1er;
Der @afen tit bolbmonof0rmig, unb
olr6 Snieln sei9uBt, unb rings oaz
6inter erbeben ii9 bic 8erge glei9
srlnen Wdnen. 9as ganoe Sc
Idaftspiertel urten 1tebt auf Bfdblen
NIT Planfentpert fir Sic @traben,
ba Ipgut pie gor fem 8prltranb porz
bunoen tit. pferbe iinb bier unbez
ttebt, ba ibre 9ufeiien Die Nlanfen
gu le9r pe%rberben, un0 nabrideinli4
ptrb tunftigbtn Der @ertebr ousz
i4lieblt4 nit Mutomobtlen unD Mo=
torzGaitnagen betrieben peroen.
Dteie pfabl=@ tabt lit bic neuere.
M6er Der Wobnungsteil Der @tabt
liest gar5 in ben @eiten elmer 8lippe
bod nben! 90 iteil 1T es bier, bat
mon nibiam Sreppen binaufflim=
men muB, um gemiife @traBen gu err
rei@en,. ndbren0 anoere @traben gez
punbene 8rettertpege 1nben, unb
iiber Die planten nod @eitenbrett6en
genagtlt 1ino, um Der beitdn6tgen
@efabr bes Musgleitens e%ntsegen5uz
mirfen. Man bot bier nirsenos ein
anoeres @efiibl. als Of mon 2eitern
9inoufiteigen miile, I'M Die Wobn=
6eime betreten gu %fDnnen; llnD berz
mutli@ niirben li4 PueblozSnoianer
BON Seem Merito Dber Nri3ona bier
,e6r gu 9aule fi6len, - abge1eben
Freilt9 bon Der ,urgeppbnt tii6ler,
Semperatur! ssSebenfalls lit aetdifM,
zines Der malerii9iten arttii6er
5taot9en.
M%leronbe s eiberr
Sped b.. Sternburs, Der befannte
la6liiAe 8rauereibeIiber, lit ouf ieiz
ner geiibuns 9ib1@ena Bel 2etp5ia
an e:nem Ser5i9las i'm go. 2ebens=
ja9r seitorben. Treiberr Sped p.
S%tenburg, elm iiingerer 8ruOer bes
oeutiden 8otidufters III WaI6ins-
ION, bat bic ldon lett So9rbunoerten
oeItc6enDe 8rauerei 2iii@ena gu Ell
neni beoeutenOen u%nternebmen perz
5rDbert. Na9 benz 9ooe leines Wa=
sers Der i'm 80. %Qe6ensjabre 1911
ltur6, fiel Das Majorat 2iitf6eno
ibm gu. @r NOR Der6eirotet nit Der
5o@ter oes 2eip3iger 3eitungsperle=
gers Riirlten 9on ieinen beipen
SDbnen fiel Der cine ON Mnfang bes
Weltfrieges in Srontreib ais 1orz
galer 9uiarNoffl3ier uno Ser atpeite,
Der BEL bemielben Rssiment oiente,
yeriet in fran80iiiae 9efansen<
idaft.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-03

Werlaftgt: Gin Notes MdSden sltr
9iilfe in fleiner: SSsa1niillic. Nadarfraeeu
peg Rgone sap. 919. 3,1@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-03
9%raiioent - Sobn Sebbcln.
Sefretar - Ssfar @uclinq.

pr. Safer, 3abnar5t, @bitafer
lgnllolng. lan5)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-18
NEWS BRIEFS

j; II. Hillman. Jr.. and \. l.. Burn
cite. both OF Pittsburgh. have been APP
company. by Judge 4. g. Dayton. of
the United states district court. accord
ans 20 an order received by Commits
sioncr George L. Boyd.
despite the extreme cold weather.
the farmers class meeting at Glendale
school huusc last night was wei at
senior Agent Atwood Of the Pan Han
de club
The old cellar doors along the bus
mess streets caused "a number OF falls
yesterday. Earl Rogers. Of the Twelfth
street auto supply house. said he sold
more nou-skid automobile chains yes
t'rday Than for any one day This win
ter. and that many drivers who have
boon accustomed 10 using chains on only
The rear wheels are now putting them
on al tho wheels.
-Thc new membership campaign COM
mittee Of tho Pan Handle Agricultural
Club viii hold special meeting Satur-
day afternoon at 10 o'clock in tho as
scmh.N room Of the board Of trade.
Mr. Josp"h Whitchouse Of the Isl
and is IN receipt Of an interesting letter
from his son. Joseph Edward White
house. who i1 Oh radio operator on The
United Sfrf.- torpedo destroyer Eulch.
s. photo OF th, crew and am interesting
description Of his work is contained IN
"A larru.t will Do hold this evening
.f t.fF O'Clock Iu the NJ irtsOr hotel ny
1yr'ne commandory. iEhts T"mpl'r-
ST. Erovr.. D. o. BAH and W. T.. Ire
vino Th. committee boz charge i4 conn
Ioe.' ~ j. stewart Mckee and O.. J.
Plumbers wer, IN great demand
yesterday "uI werD kept busy UlawluE
end r.r.Ir.uc water pipes that had
frozen durir- fhs MIGHT. Many persons
MOI s.i,Curg o.. temperature 90 fall
go close Go tho zero mark neglected Go
shut or fho water
Tho a"ditinc committee ~ the
b.
lodge rooms F"u"'..rtl and tu1WIfHt
stre.t.. arr arli,cI the books of the
-Fcbruary %. % and % have been
chosen hy The member of the KAN IlIo
as che dates fof th..r annual minstrel
raIl .u th. south side Miss Mary Ray
i4 rUarninE fhD-. faNiuc rart and Henry
Reuter- is o.. musical director
ur fut GO. .uhI1 club. r.uutrd Co The
.tUaru rttu.' o. Do. ttlN and NHm.uH"e.
fhr sIfN nr count, for a game. at any
-Trat t.r. eer- might qauf, in The
n 1a.1oiI u, ,f. -g-,i I,5.,i',. %, p .
course iu that ur. b.. boon added g.
Chat OF ths West virginia Tr ..srsitv
.HWr..r school. 'E Director Prof Wit
tue cross rrarr,, on THIRTY.
S. B. vI..taua Co. Jo, Obj R curl for
Ar.o-lIrr o. r~rort- coml4a int,
""-.l.. h'.". ''. DE- I''.e fo.e,s
-'H"Hr u.f.. IH fH. basement uf fl.
~. ll.i.ur b.. n,'nr nttsl nn f"r &c.
.s l.lur made w.r. hHlIfrlir
Tho v.rF off chanriue the ifassI1s
= v.H .fHrf soon Whom fHr nue-
r'fHI closed some twr HEn % wee ONE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-18
GET RID OF SCROFULA
HOW? TAKE S. S. S.
Fifty Years Use Proves S. S. S.
Will Relieve Stubborn
Cases.

You have noticed the little tester.
Ing pimples on the face and body
swelling OF the glands soreness in
the legs and arm muscles. These are
the symptoms OF Scrofula You NAV
have some OF these symptoms. posi-
bly, the faint OF ScrOfula Infection
But In either case. n IL a dangerous
condition. Your blood Is infected. i'm
pure. and Won can never hope 10 gain
perfect health until the impurities are
washed from the system n you Zee.
badly all the time. YOU must crav,
health. II you want to feel renewed
spirits. the glow OF perfect health
bright eyes. clear skin. the kuowl
edge that you are well. you can do go
Cleanse your blood by taking s q s
For fifty years 10 has been the stand
ard blood purifier II relieves the trou.
bic by renourishing the blood. renew
Ing its strength. and stimulating the
flow 30 that the blood reFains its Loaf
vitality and throws on the poison.
Even long standing cases respond But
you must use = s. S Take 30 for
ell blood infections Get 70 ~ your
druggists today
n youp need special advice. write
The Swift Specific Co. Atlanta. Ca.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-18
INSTALL OFFICERS
Royal Neishbors Of America Held
Business Session and InstaIIa-
ton IN Lodge Room Last
Evening.

Camp No. 1850. Royal Ncighbors OF
America. met last evening In DCuker's
hall. Twcnty-siNth and ChapIine
trec;s. az which time they held 4
business session and indicted the re-
Gently elected officers into office. Fol
lowing the installation and business
cssion Refreshments were served
The officers installed were as fol
lows.
Past Oracle Emma Weishar
Oracle RIOS" Fullerton of Nc
McChcn
Vice Oracle Minnie Lee Harlow
'hauccllor Blanche Goodwin
Recorder Mae Morgan Gamble
Receiver NauIo Ic-ncr
Marshal Mary Sthenc-lcin.
Inner Sentinel Amelia Eoh'man
Outer Sentinel Frances MORGAN.
MANAGERS kafo Margaret Tappe
Dora Erofaw and Jaurr Costar.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-18
OFFICIALS MEET
Recessed Meeting OF Wheeling Athletic
Association Directors was Held
Last Evening.

The NEE ting OF the Wheeling Athletic
Association directors, that was recessed
from last Monday evening. was held
last evening In the offices In the Ma
tonal Bank of West Virginia building.
Considerable business OF minor import
auce was discussed and transacted.
Ihey finished Up matters pertaining 10
the bus mess of last season and talked
over matters for the coming year.
Among other things the campaign for
the sale OF stock was discussed quite
a bit Of the additional stock that was
placed on the market has been sold and
the directors decided TO start I'm earn
est the cam align FOR the disposal OF ;ia
remainder.
ney. DISCUSSED the proposed An
West virginia League. and were un-
anilnous Ia their belief that the project
would bc failure. They declared that
% would be class "C"' or ID" ball and in
their opinion mat would not take well
here. Those 'u attendance at the meet
ing last evening were: H. g. Whitaker.
-. \. Mckee. Richard padden. q. =
Pop Shriver. Richard Padden G. =
James Hunter. Richard Crosap. Jack
James and Willis Marshall.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-18
MT. PLEASANT, 0.

MT PLEASANT. o. Jan. lT.-Mr.
Ford Sickle was Dillonvale caller SAT-
urday
Mrs. Henry Krinkle spent aSturday and
Sunday with his brother. William.
Mrs Sophia Hooper was visitor in
Dillonvalc sunday.
Mrs. David orr was caller in Dillon
vale Sunday.
Mcssrs. Earl and Robert Finney. OF
Scotch Ridge. were business callers near
this place. Tuesday.
Mr.. Walter Hussey has returned home
after spending few weeks with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Azalia Hussey. CT
California
Mr. OH King was business caller at
the home OF Mr.. u. II. buchanan. Mon
Mr william Krinllc was business
caller in Dillonvalc Monday.
oliver B. CleGver. infant son of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Cleaver. got his hand
and arm badly burned
Mr. Elmer Pickens. OF Scotch Ridge
was a pleasant caller at the home OF
Mr. J. W. Lawrence "Wednesday.
MI Alex buchanan left Thursday to
spend few days with his sister. Mrs.
FINLEY Rhodes. OF Lectonia. Ohio.
Mr. Louis Summers was business
week.
Mrs. George Brooks il visiting her
mother. Mrs. Amandy Mercer
Mrs. Bine Milhoan is an at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. Coleman. were
business callers In Martins Ferry Tues
day.
one Of Mr.. Craig Wells daughters has
typhoid fever.
Mr. oliver Bracken Is slowly improv-
ing az hts home
Mrs. John Wilson is NJ at her home.
fodder.
Nj Ross Hawthorn. Of IarrisvilIe. is
In this place hauling FOR the electric
light company.
Tho Indictment weather has made the
county roads In bad shape.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-18
WILLARD SIGNS
TO MEET MORAN

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Jan. 17.-Jess
Willard. champion heavyweight pugi-
list, was signed by Jack Curley for
fight with Frank Moran of Pittsburgh.
mere tonight. The eight viii be held IN
New York. will be ten rounds il was
announced. No definite date was set
Tor the match which will be held some
time between April 10 and p
Curley. who gave out the informal
ton regarding the signing of the ar
Icles said Willard would get S32 $40
and a privilege of 45 DER cent of the
total gate receipts after the state tax
had been deducted. The fight papers.
Curley said. bore The signatures OF
both Willard and Tom Jones. his man
ager. Although the fight will be held
In the metropolis. Curley was not pre-
pared to announce At what arena.
Following the closing OF WIZARDS
end OF the match. Curley left immed-
lately II an attempt. ne declared To Sc
cure Moran's signature t. a contract
Before leaving Kansas City. Curlcy
posted guarantee of $4,000. Jones.
acting for willard. posted a forfeit OF
$4,000 TO insure his end Of the con
tract Curley refused 10 discuss Nor
ans share Of the fight money.
Bob Noio1n OF New York. was ap-
pointed official stake holder.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-18
PLOTTING TO
GUST HERMANN

CHICAGO. Jan. 17.-Reorganization Of
the National Commission. the supreme
court OF baseball and elimination OF
Garry Hermann as its chairman. was
spoken OF to-day in AN article ia the
Chicago Daily News. which said: Dis
solution OF the National Commission and
REORGANIZATION Under a new regime csems
to be the plan Of the American league.
This includes the passing of Garry Herr
mann as chairman of the supreme court
Of base ball"
me News quoted President Johnson
OF the league a. favoring "A change in
inc method OF conducting baseball busi-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-18
VIRGINIA BEATS
WEST VIRGINIA

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligencer.
ChA2LOTTESNILLE Va. Jan. IL
AFTER fast but a clean game. the final
score OF the University OF Virginia and
University OF West Virginia basket ball
match stood at twenty-ons TO thirty
eieht in NirSinia's favor In the nrst
half OF the West Nirginians came forth
with a burst OF speed and outplayed the
locals at the end OF the half the score
was sixteen TO nfteen with West Nir-
Slnla on the long end.
virginia came back strong In the sec
ond half and BY the stellar playing OF
Stfickhng. the six foot center. for the
Nlrginia squad. the score was run up to
sd Tor virginia. while Rodgers. Hite and
Loudln were prominent Tor the West
Nifelnians. The game was one OF the
tastest played on the Virginia floor for
several seasons. The Virginia team has
record OF one defeat in three years.
w. Virginia Post virginia
Right Forward $3.50
Left Forward $50
IueA"lller ................. Strickling
Center
Right Guard
Lett Guard -NA
Goals-kersting. ?. Rodgers. 2: Tuck
willer. /. Loudin. /.
Substitutions FOR West Virginia
Steadman for Tuckwiller. l goal.
GOALS from foul-kersting. out OF
Goals - Virginia: Bailey. 4: Stickley.
=; Strickhng. 4. Churchman. ?. Luck. :.
Subsututions for Virginia - Dietrich
for Luck. Via for Churchman.
Goals from foul-Strickling. out OF
Observation-Disclosures.