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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-03
PLAZA ART ROOMS OPEN
Many Bidders and Buyers at Sale oil
Johnston Collection

There we're many bidders and buyers
yesterday at the first sale in the new
Plaza Ar Rooms. at 5 and East Fifty
ninth Street, when Edward p. O'Reilly
offered the first Of the $50 lots in the
Johnston collection. In less than three
hours they brought total OF $4,000
The top price Of the afternoon
ss07.b0-vas paid by Mrs. A. Francis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-03

mammoth proportions. while steaks ano
chops sizzled on large range IN pam
view.
Whole barons of beef with the &C
companying Yorkshire pudding or NUT
ton chops with caper sauce were beng
wheeled about on tables, while patrons
superintended the carving OF their
choice cuts. Moreover. the grill was
open for the MONDAY meal and large
crowd availed themselves Of the oppor.
tunity to take lunch there. The biggest
nov.ltv was that the whole business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-03

large measure from the high.tariff laws en-
acted and maintained by the Republican Party
and from trusts and commercial conspiracies
fostered and encouraged by such laws, and we
assert that no substantial relief can be secured
for the people until import duties on the neces.
saries of life are materially reduced and these
criminal conspiracies broken up"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-03

was supervised by the famous Richard
who formerly presided over Simpsons
the Trocadero and the Piccsdilly Grlli'
in London. Il was at his suggestion that
the English customs are bsing intro
duced on Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-03
Two Pianists in Recitals

A new pianist presented himself for
local Judgment at Aeolisn Hall yester-
nav afternoon and received . verdict
decidedly favorable, and an scquaint-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-03

"7HE high cost of lioing is serious problem
in every American home. The Repubi'-
can Party, n it. platform. attempts to escape
from responsibility for present conditions by
denying that they are due to protective tariff
1--WE take issue with them on this subject
and charge that excessive prices result In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-03
ASTOR GRILL DRAWS THRONG

Richards Roasts Give Piccad''y
Flavor to Broadway
Persons TO whom a trip abroad was
an annual event prior 10 the European
war might have imagined they we're
hack in Piccadillv Yesterday had they
dropped into the old American Indian
Grill AT the Hotel Aston. Roasts were
being done to a neat brown on eight
spits in a newly constructed fireplace Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-11
SUFFERED FROM
ZINC POISONING
over A YEAR

Il suffered from zinc poisoning"
said Miss Anna BaDb recently to Mr..
Renfrow. the Tanlac man. land had
lost quite a bit OF weight. My liver
had failed to act for the past year and
my appetite was very poor. My com
pleXion was very sallow and | was I'M
able to do my work
Il looked so bad that some people
thought | had tuberculosis. | heard
of so many well known Wheeling pee
pie praising Tanlac that I thought
would try IL for myself and see n IL
would help me too. l have taken only
tSo bottles of this great medicine ana
now my liver is acting fine I am
about as strong as I ever was and my
complexion has cleared up. / believe
II has helped me more than can ex-
plain. II seems TO be driving out the
zinc poisoning from which SUFFERED
for the past year and other remedies
failed 10 help. ! am very grateful to-
wards Tanlac for what il has done for
me and hope that other sufferers viii
give il trial l am sure it will help
them too"
Health is the most important asset
a person can have. We are all endow-
I'd with IL but either through use OF
abuse We lose IL and IL is not until We
aid nature in her work TO restore our
systems to perform their usual funC-
lions that We are again healthy and
can enjoy our meals properly.
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HUNCR PROVED TO
Be 4 G. Cd ONE
Youngster is Now On the Trail OF
Sufferers TO Help
Them.

Many times older people can lake
advice from youuC-ter- The young
mind seems to grasp the GOOD things
By intuition and when they make up
their minds 10 "a certain ming Dr. u~uai-
ly has merit said Mr. Eenfrow the
Iaulac representative here Il recent
u.s. had thu pleasure of ca ling on a
young chap who i- sixteen years old
but has mind like MAN of thirty.
When young people are sick they look
around for the best thing fo bring them
back to their health 300 Or. shortest
time That is why youH- Nr Charles
burkh7rt OF l0f3 Chap.iue street tried
Tanlac"
When interviewed Mr. Burkhart
said. % suffered from sour stomach.
Indigestion and poor appetite 7 sell
dom felt like eating and when . DID
cat food DO -ourod ou my stomach 0
read OF so many Wheeling people be-
ing relieved from their ure-scs by
IanIac Chat D bad a bunch DO would
ho th' Same fog m". Since taking Do
my bunch la. proven .uod One O
enjoy good auu. IN. and Io uut suf.
f.r from SOUR stomach Or Ia. l.Iu.f
W' great deal iu several WAYS and
d recommend 10 to aut One who m.uI
Do ..'N aw thankful to TarIa, and
D f.uk Chat anyone who tr.a. Dr. .. too
Dr. .'. anyone n.n i. sick VIII aaut
'.H Uf l.r fr .uu and am .urr Tan.
.t. NI.I make Ih'u happy"
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PEOPLE START TO
REALIZE new FACT

Few people realize just how many
Ills are due to poor condition or the
stomach. IL is our vital organ through.
which our energy Is generated ana
when the different parts fail to per
form their desired functions IL affects
the whole body. The blood becomes
filled up with impurities which 10
through the entire cody and attack
vulnerable spots. The nerves are
usually the first hing to be affected
and then general breakdown follows.
In Wheeling people are coming 10
understand that this Is an actual fact
and each day We hear of men and wo-
men using the greatest of all medi-
cines. Tanlac, and being restored TO
health. one of these is Mrs. George
GILES of 436 North Wabash. In a re-
cent statement she said. Il suffersd
from stomach trouble and had a main
in my right side. After eating I would
have a full depressed feeling. l read
OF so many Wheeling people getting
such remarkable results from Tanlac
that | decided to try II and since tax
ing IL | feel a great deal better in
every way. My stomach does not
trouble me any more and the pains
have disappeared l feel that IL is "a
very good medicine and am glad that
I tried IL. I have already advised
others to take IT,"
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ADMITS HIS Wife
IS The CAUSE OF
HIS GOOD HEALTH
Follows Her Advice and Now is Crate
ful TO Her and the Master
Medicine.

Yes" said Mr. Dexter Of las FIT
teenth street. my wife induced me TO
Try Tanlac. She saw that / needed
something good and the Tanlac adyer-
tsements and the praises heaped upon
IL settled all doubt in her mind a. TO
what ! should take. She has afways
looked after me and / am certainly
grateful for all she has done She
knows a good thing when she sees one
too.
Il had a poor appetite and felt run
down in general Nv stomach was
weak and had a deep cold or some
think like la grippe and I felt that
needed something TO build me up al
ter relieving the cold or grip and give
ma an appetite.
My wife asked me TO try TanIac
and since taking il enjoy good appe-
lite and am feeling better in general
My stomach also is alright and / know
D. is all that IL Is recommended 70 be
as IL has done me a lot OF good. /
shall continue taking 10 as I have not
finished one bottle vet II is a wonder
ful medicine and / recommend It TO all
who are sick"
Mr. Rcnirow said later. This is GER
tanly a remarkable case have
heard of speedy reliefs by the use or
Ianlac but TO hnd health upon taking
Tess than one bottle is something new
in the annals Of medicine history. 10
only goes 10 show that Tanlac does
wonderful things and the limit OF ITS
powers has not been reached. The
rrca. chemists who labored and
studied Co perfect This great remedy
have not worked 10 vain"
Ianlac d. the greatest medicine ever
offered 10 the public for the common
ailments such as stomach. kidney ana
bladder troubles. constipation. iudiees-
ton. nervousness. catarrhal affections
or like maladics Those who are 20
affected should live This Master Medi-
cine "a trial
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-11
ALTMEYER In
SHERIFF RACE
WELL KNOWN SOUTH SIDE MAN
MAKES HIS ANNOUNCE
MENT.
Expresses Confidence in His Ability to
Win the Republican Nomi-
nation

In another column OF this mornings
lntelligencer. James p. Altmeyer OF
the Eighth ward makes his formal an
nouncement as a candidate for the
Republican nomination for sheriff OF
Ohio county.
Mr.. Altmeyer is one OF the best
known Republicans in the city. and
Tor many years has been one of the
most active and efficient OF the party
workers. He served acceptably as fire
chief. and for many years has con-
Quoted successful retail grocery bus!-
ness in the Eighth ward. In the cam
paign Of 1912 he did especially effec-
tive work for the Republican ticket.
When seen last night. Mr.. Altmeyer
said:
Yes. I have decided to enter the
race for sheriff. have received many
promises OF support from all parts OF
the county. and believe / have an ex-
cellent chance OF securing the nomi-
nation. although l realize that with
five candidates in the field II is go
ing TO be a hard fight"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-11
New Remedy Was Created by
Great Chemists to Remove
the Cause of Most Ailments
Most Diseases Due to the Faulty Assimilation of Food
Declares Local Tanlac Representative
L. E. Renfrow.

Most OF the ills that the flesh n
heir TO are indicated By certain mani
festations called symptoms" said Mr..
Renfrow. the Tanlac representative
here. These symptoms 10 not always
give a hint "a to the real disease be-
cause symptom may be the result of
one or another cause. but in the ma
jority OF cases of stomach. kidney ana
liver trouble the cause may be traced
to catarrhal condition OF the intes-
tines and stomach. which Is the cause
of many ills among which are auto-in-
toXication unternal poisOning). caused
by faulty assimilation OF food taken;
pain in the stomach caused by fermen-
tation. generating foul gases p. ouuc-
ing a full bloating feeling sometimes
causing a severe pressure against
the heart accompanied by short
ness of breath, sunocating. fainting
spells. collie attacks and hundreds OF
other maladies that are both painful
and lasting.
Il could tell OF numerous diseases
that are caused by indigestion. for be
IL remembered. the stomach is the
most vital organ of the body. ana
when II fails 10 perform its proper
duties II throws the whole system out
OF order.
Many sufferers are content to call
their ailments dyspepsia and take
some form OF pepsin. or dyspepsia
tablets. soda, peppermint CO. omel.
morphine or other druss or poisons
which afford only temporary relief but
do not strike at the root OF the trouble
by removing its cause.
Gastric dyspepsia is usally condi-
~.
mach, gail. bladder and alimentary
tract. Not infrequcntly a eummy mass
forms on the intestines which inter
feres with the operations Of nature.
causes auto-intoXication resulting in
the leathery skin and yellow complex
ion so often seen. in sufferers Of sto-
mach and liver trouble. These pummy
masses, mucoid concretions. clog up
the system and thereby affecting
nearly every part of the body.
1T is to relieve this conditions that
the great chemists OF the Cooper Medi-
cine Company labored so hard and so
long to over come After numerous
experiments and a careful study of the
human body ID was found that this
indigestion was the cause OF nearly all
ills. By carefully preparing the veEe-
table ingredients so that oven child
could take them. and so to bring n
speedy relief from these troubles. Tan
lac was finally announced A. perfect
by Herr Joseph Trimhach. ana by aid
b ing nature in her work % brought com
[ fort 10 the sick and healed them.
The success Of this great remedy
| has proven that IL is wonderful medi-
cine. and the thousands Of people who
have testified 10 its merits and told
OF the help IL brought them have con
Clusively shown that il is the Master
Medicine for all troubles Of the sto-
mach. kidney and liver. and a. these
are the roots Of almost all other all
ments. 10 is the greatest mediciLe for
{ all diseases
Il wish that everyone in Wheeling
would give Tanlac @ trial who j. sick
and am sure that they 100. would
bless 10 and b" relieved OF their mala-
| dies "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-11
CALIFORNIA SYRUP OF FIGS"
CAN'T HARM CHlIORE
AND THEY LOVE 1T.

Mother, Your child isn't naturally
cross and peevish. See If tongue is
coated. this is a sure sign the little
stomach. liver and bowels need a
cleansing at once
When listless. pale. feverish. full OF
cold. breath bad. throat sore. doesn't
eat. sleep or act naturally. has stom-
ach- ache. diauhoea. remember, a
gentle liver and bowel cleansing should
always be the first treatment given.
Nothing equals California Syrup OF
Figs for children's ills: give tea
spoonful. and in a few hours all the
foul waste, sour bile and fermenting
food which Is clogged in the bowels
passes out OF the system. and you
have well and playful child again.
All children love this harmless. de-
licious fruit laxative" and IL never
fails TO effect a good inside" cleans
inE. Directions for babies. children
o fall ages and grown-ups are plainly
on the bottle.
Keep IL handy in your home. \ little
given today saves a sick child tomor-
row. but get the genuine. Ask your
druggist for 5O-cent bottle OF Cali
fornia Syrup OF Figs then see that
II is made by the California Fig
Syrup Company"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-11
VERY PROMINENT
LADY IS AGAIN
IN GOOD HEALTH
Trusts That Her Statement VIII In.
duee Others Who Suffer
70 Try u.

one Of The most prominent women
in Wheeling is Mrs Wittsberger. wife
of Mr Wittsberger. manager Of the
Wheeling Box Exchange She lives at
lN5 Fourteenth street where she has
been known 20 give affairs that at
tracted the attention OF all
She was recently IN bad health hut
thanks To- that marvellous remedy. Tan
lac she is now we'll. In a recent inter
view with Mr. Rcnfrow she said n
had stomach trouble and a poor appe-
lite My liver was inactive and
would have fuil drovsy feeling after
eating did not feel well and natural
ly was not as strong az ] should have
been. lu fact ] was run down Dol gem
,ral was also nervous.
20 decided 10 try Tanlac after nv.
InE It recommended to us By 10 many
people and since takuE 30 my liver
aof. ono and have splendid apre.
It' My stomach .- alright and my
nerves are much better In fact ! feel
better iu every particular found
relief from mt troubles hv using Tan.
ar and D am l'ad f1 ne ahic to cay e0
and Iruaf uY statement H.u cause
some other sufferer fo try Tsniac as
f.'l sur. they VIII be benefited as
have"
This statement coming from lady
nf fHr prominence of Nr. Miffsherrer
must .ur.'r bear woiEht and there .s
r0 f'Inr bow many people sha haa
helped with hUr statement Those who
arc wIIIInr fo tHk. advice ard profit ny
.h. experience ~ ofh.r. uU benefit
sickness nII 'rHFn lrI happiness fu.
tDr vh'U I.H'". b. used .. h1a boon
tho country
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-11

4 LEAGUE OF NATIONS TO ENFORCE PEACE
The Fulhllment OF Great Hope by the Entente Allies
BY JOHN BATES CLARK


Inc utiIitrrrht nations nave
now iousht Tor over year and "A
nan ana can u-At as mlch longer
N''noul othN lpicy. ihou-h ih'y
shouid spend fl'o.""p.''o day
lot thousand CONSECUTIVE" days,
ln'lI oullay7 would ran FAR snort
OF theiF total resources. and 10
tneg sAo4ld H-h. Tor ten years
ln.ir ldA'7 "oIld sun remain.
WIN most oi 'h'lr buildings and
U''''l i'l'l'I oF'ii'il7' ana 81" would
'heiI I'als. railways, uarhor-.
'l'i.- anu canals. -i'di part
"l ','''I y. '4'''''' machinery
"-'Y s.' I'VE l"' Struggle .A"u-h
-..'S"' '''"i'' worn ana anu
4N"''''
What viii be- d." condition OF
the countrI"s q peace shall come
At ih' end of 'hrH. years ,. var
tar't
The productive propertlo. that
viii remain viii be- virtually mort
gagged Goo tle creditor. OF ODD.
states They viii U4.. LOST .thIe
month hs month. as OBJ. taxes .m-
posed ou them VIII have risen.
Taxation viI have reached 90 limit
Chat Wil s1rI-Datr "a lark. hare
Of every income.
There ulI D. need Of costly
reforms and 90 demand io. them
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-11
woman's Literary Club.

The February meeting OF the Wo-
mans Literary club will be held at the
Windsor hotel Wednesday afternoon.
February l6. Mrs. Harold Brennan.
who was to have discussed Literary
Current Events, has given her place
on tho program to Miss Ames of Bos-
ton. an organizer for the National Fed
GRAFTON Of Equal Suffrage Mrs. T..
c. Burke will give a very interesting
paper on Anatole. France and Dor.
deauN, and will lead the discussion fol
lowing. The president. Mrs h. May.
nard Kimberland will preside.
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ers bury 10. for their own mutual
benefit That would preserve
peace while the great union
Mould last The conditions mat
make such "a union difficult 10
form would make 10 difficult %
preserve. o. would seethe wits
jcalousies and be- bon perpetual
danger Of disruption.
Even B.. tho Entente shan win.
its union will not be without its
difficulties and dangers. but they
VIII De- small JOB comparison with
those which would besrt q union
90 which US present powerful on
ruie- We're admitted. Outside or
The combination. The T-utoulr
states would help to hold 30 to-
-rther. sine. their power and
their hostility would menace an
members oil tl. Entente aud max.
firm union essential for their
air'y. Within the union tho Teu.
tonic states would he dangerous.
and there would remain uo power
uu' side of Oh. Er.ater combination
which could menace the member.
ami force them Co bury their jea.
lyI-ls- and stand firmly together
The German power. which has
called fhD rival union into being.
may help boo au essen IaI way TO
preserve b. ff may furnish
needed bond 1f union capable OF
holding Tho members together
until fle strength OF tl, union
-laI hs gIt developed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-11
W0MAN'S CLUBS
Current Events pepartment.

The coming OF Miss Julia Morgan
Harding of Pittsburgh TO the city to-
day marks another red letter date in
the program of the current events de-
partment Of the Womans club sea
son. These announcements pressage a
real treat as regards the affairs of the
political and financial world. stated
in the clear and concise manner Of
Miss Harding. which gives one a most
comprehensive idea of national and in
ternational affairs.
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elbl. class Elect. oftlo.rs

AZ the meeting of the Women s.
Bible class OF the Second United Pres
byteriau church held last night at the
home OF Mrs. r. j. NcCullaugh. Of
81 Fifteenth street. the following Off
GERS were elected: President. Miss
Temperance Garden vice president.
Mrs. ). +. Armstrour secretary. Miss
Bertha Ross. and assistant secretary.
Mrs. Jones. Following the business
session "a social time was enjoyed az
the close Of which refreshments were
served
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Speaker Of Mote

On The evening OF Friday. February
is. at the A. o. L. W. hall. Nj II. \.
Poulmin will give a lecture on the
commission form Of government. Mr..
Poulmin r. exceptionally well versed
on this subject and the address Will
prove Of peculiar interest The board
OF trade will consolidate with the
civic department. under whose aus
pieces Mr.. Poulmin appears.
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INDOOR WORK IS
CAUSE OF ILLS
stasnant Blood Affects the Whole sys-
TEN and Saps the Vitality.

An indoor occupation and lack OF
exercise caused a gradual wearing out
OF the strength Of John Rothermund
who lives at 3637 Eoff street and
whose business is cigar maker.
Thousands of people suffer as Mr.
Rothermund did and his statement Will.
be of interest TO everyone.
He said 10 Mr. Renfrow while being
interviewed. Gas formed on my $40
mach and I would lave a full feeling
after eating which caused me TO feel
sluggish and seldom felt like eating
SO many Of my friends were looking SO
well recently and they told me the
secret of their good health was Tan
lac. So I tried Il too and have taken
one bottle and although | am not en-
urely well / feel much better and en-
JOY my meals which ] eat with "A RELISH
now. Tanlac has proven TO be a very
good medicine and think that with a
fair trial ii will relieve me altogether
! heartily recommend Il TO my friends
with the best Of faith in its power to
do good"
Il is this faith in the Master Medi-
cine that has made il the greatest
blessing 10 mankind Faith backed up
by the knowledge that il has helped
thousands OF others. some of them IN
a more serious condition than you. and
never yet has IL tasted the dregs of de-
feat. Each day in this city some one
is being returned to health by Tanlac.
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Woman,s Club OF valley orov.

Mrs. John Sonda will preside at to-
days meeting Of the Woman's club Of
Valley Grove. called for 2:3O O'Clock.
An election Of officers will be held fol.
lowing which the prepared grogram
for the afternoon will De given "Des-
serts will be the chief topic for dis
cussion
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Dancing Party.

Mr. Leo Boneberger IS chairman in
charge of committee which is plan
ming a delightful dancing party for
February IA 10 be held az the Elks
club. An orchestra will furnish music
FOR the occasion and other arrange
ments will contribute 10 the enjoy
ment Of the guests
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1125 Market Street.

Nr I""fruW ir attendance fp
'nur''uus.t explain Iau'ar to au
Other nearby ae,rfs ar. given below.
He'iuFtou. W va Grant gr.t,...
Came .Uu. w.. ". m Nam 4 H. 'rf
uarIIIUor. w. va
Buxton s. Lnudsfrert CO.
vie. W va A. r. Johnson Drrg d.
ElElua, W va - Johnarn nrrg ~
Fai rmnnf. W. va " Crarr NJ -.
Nullruafca. W Va Il m--t
'g-,r ". va o1uHcudorn a scott
Werhury. W W. W NJ nrrf ~.
faIf0rahurg w va d III gfrrf L -.
~ p. y. Johnson Drug CO
n .llLLll " Na Young Wlndori
~ ~. DnA' v Wetaol dug CO.
= W va Adams q Moore
Spencer. Va " In u.r.rf.-
WcllHhura. W Va Zone T. $500.
Weston. " Va Talhoft'a Pharmacy
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SOCIETY
(continued from Page rhresJ


The members OF Opportunity Circle
of Vance Memorial church will be en-.
tertained this afternoon by Mrs Harry
SCheunler OF Noodlavu. \ program
of interesting numbers will be given
and refreshments viii be served. CON
Guiding the affair in a social way.
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The people Of Wheeling are indeed
fortunate TO have this wonderful medi-
cine at their disposal TO drive out their,
sickness and make our fair city hap,
pier one and with less suffering.
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