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The Red Cloud chief., 1916-07-06
ONLY THING HE COULD DO
Foolish TO Think That Man in Trench
Would Allow Shell TO Spoil
Arduous Work.

We extract the following from n let
ter written to his parents In Ireland
by one OF the Irish brigade In France,
snys London Tit.Hits. About hnlf n
dozen of them were told of to dig a
hole somewhat I'm advance of the
trenches. They Ind got on nicely with
their job, when the Germans spotted
them and began to try their artillery
craftsmanship on the diggcrs.
For n time the shells went wide. hut
Mt last one dropped right into the
midst Of the men.
All hut one scrambled out like rah-
bits. The man who stayed bchnd'
put his spade under the shell and flung
the proicctilc ont of the hole after
his comrades, who, In dire alarm.
quickly threw themselves Hat on the
ground and escaped injury.
Going back To the hole, they saw
their mate, II Londonderry giant, coolly
lighting his pipe.
one and all uphrnidcd him for
throwing the shell out after them.
what would you have me do?" he
asked. "lavc the shell in the hole. an
let II spoil our hnlfday's beautiful
work."
The Red Cloud chief., 1916-07-06
Genuine Elouuence.

There are no people In the world
with whom cloQucncc is 81 universal
rs with the Irish. When Leigh Richie
was travelling In Ireland, he passed n
man who was II painful spectacle of
pallor, squalor and raggedncss. His
heart Smotc him ana he turned back.
"lf you are in want" said Richie,
why don't you bcg?"
surely it's begin am, yer Honor. y
You didn't say word"
"Of course not, yer Honor but see
how the skin is spanking through me
trowsers! and the bones cryin OUT
through me skin! Look at me sunken
checks, and the fnmin that's starin'
in me eyes! Man alive. isn't II begin
| am with II thousands tongues"
The Red Cloud chief., 1916-07-06
SOME CONSOLATION IN THAT
Growing Maiden Quick to Recognize
and Announce That Conditions
MIGHT Be Much Worse.

Al the beginning of hot weather last
summers clothes always regain re-
spcct. They nrc then buttoncd hur.
riedly into service. prcssmnkcrs fore.
see this time, providing deep hens and
convenient tucks; mothers dislike II
for the proof II cnforccs of their grow
Ing daughters added inches.
Her mother was trying one of Inst
summers rcsurrcctcd rlories on Mary
Jane. Goodness gracious, Mary Jane.
how you have grown" she said look.
, ing dcspniringly at the short dress.
This hem will have To be let down ut
least three inches"
Mary jane was plainly troubled.
81 don't see why grow SO much. II
Just mukcs you have To let out and let
out. II ] keep on growing tall soon
won't bc able to go through the door.
ways"
suddenly her face frightened.
"Im not so tall Ms | might he.
though" she added. "for lust think
how tall | would have been if there
wasn't so much turned up FOR my
feet"
The Red Cloud chief., 1916-07-06
UNTIL ENLISTMENT EXPIRES.
Mlitiamen over Eighteen viii 30
Mustered Into Service.

Washington.-Majo General Leon.
ard Woods orders that all militiamen
over eighteen be mustered into service
whether or not they have consent OF
their parents resulted in court action,
that may be a precedent for similar
cases reported from every camp in the
country.
The action was taken by Corporal
John b. Brockman, eighteen, who en-.
listed without his fathers consent. His
attorney says the law on which General
Wood based his order has been super
seeded. Mobilization officers must show
cause in court why Brockman should
not be mustered out.
War department officials ruled that
youths who enlisted while some days
younger than eighteen years. but who
were eighteen when actually mustered
in, must remain until their enlistment
expires.
The Red Cloud chief., 1916-07-06
President In Warlike Mood.

Philadelphia-Pr Wilson, de.
scribin himself as Tin a fighting
mood" enunciated to large crowd in
Independence square his conception OF
some of the cardinal American ideals.
He declared that America. in dealing
with other nations. must "vindicate at
whatever cost" its principles of lib.
erty, justice and humanity: that
america first" must be translated into
action eXalting It above all selfish in.
terests. and that the nations policy
and development must be guided by
the whole people and not by any small
group.
The Red Cloud chief., 1916-07-06
Not Fatal.

A certain clergyman was much
grieycd To find his Especial services
for men only" were so badly attended.
he expressed his regret to the verger
one evening when, rs usual, they were
the only two M the meeting.
II really think they ought to come"
he said sadly.
That's jest what I've zcd to 'em
over an over again." said the vcrgcr
consolingly. 81 seq To EN- ! seq. Lool;
at me-, ! seq look ut me. goes to
all them services seq, AN wot arm
does they do T"--Tit.lIits.
The Red Cloud chief., 1916-07-06
Death Sentence for Treason.

London. - Viscount Reading, lord
chief justice of England, with black.
cloth of tradition called a cap spread
over his head. ard his two associates
in scarlet gowns, likewise black.
capped, pronounced the sentence Of
death for high treason on Sir Robert
Easement, after the foreman of the
Jury in a shaking voice had given the
verdict of guilty. An appeal will be
taken by Sir Roger.
The Red Cloud chief., 1916-07-06
Food Situation In Germany.

The Hague.-The Rotterdam Cou
rant hears that distress in the German
cities has risen to such a degree that
the high church authorities OF Muen-
ster and Cologne have urgently asked
the cooperation of the clergy to send
town children to the country where
the scarcity Of food Is less acute.
The Red Cloud chief., 1916-07-06
Germans Make Another Attack.

Paris.-German troops have deliv'
cred another attack on the French po-
sition near Fleury on the sector OF the
Verdun front over which violent fight.
ing has been in progress for several
days. The assault was checked by the
French fire. according to the war Of
fee. There was spirited lighting near
the Thiaumont work which the Ger.
mans captured several days ago, but
no change took place in the situation
there. West of the Mouse there was
no infantry fighting OF importance
The Red Cloud chief., 1916-07-06
CARE FOR YOUR HAIR
Frequent Shampoos With cuticura
Soap viii Help You. Trial Free.

Precede shampoo by touches OF Gu.
ticura Ointment II needed to spots
OF dandruff. itching and irritation OF
the scalp. Nothing better for the com.
plexion, hair, hands or skin than
these super-creamy emollients. Also
as preparations for the toilet
Free sample each by mail with Book.
Address postcard, Cuticura, Dept. l..
Boston. Sold everywhere.-Adv.
The Red Cloud chief., 1916-07-06

There's no longer the slightcst need OF
feeling ashamed " your freCklos, rs the
prescription uthinC-douhlc strengths
guaranteed to remove these homcly spots
simply get ounce OF othine--double
srcngth--from your druggist and apply u
little OF II night ana morning and you
should soon see that even the worst frccklcs
have begun to disappear, while the lighter
ones have vanished entirely, II In seldom
that more than one ounce II needed to com
plctcly clear the skin and gain beautiful
clear complexion.
Re sure to ask for the double strength
othine, IA this In sold under guarantee vi
money back II 1t falls to remove freckies.- -
Adv
The Red Cloud chief., 1916-07-06
Party Coco Out Of Existence.

Chicago.-By vote Of 80 to 6, with
nine members declining to vote, the
national committee Of the progressive
party, at the end OF a stormy session,
endorsed Charles r. Hughes for presi.
dent and the bull mosers practically
went out OF existence as a national
political organization.
The Red Cloud chief., 1916-07-06
Red Cross Movements Kept Quiet.

New York.--The war department has
placed the movement OF the Red Cross
under the same cover OF secrecy as
those OF the regular army and the
militia. Officials OF the Red Cross
throughout the country have been ad'
vised to be careful as to information
they give out as the disposition Of
their forces would indicate the points
where troops are to be sent. The Red
Cross began to enroll nurses three
years ago for emergencies and now has
5000 who are expected to respond II
nee led.
The Red Cloud chief., 1916-07-06

It's all right for a girl to hustle
around for a husband, but after get
ting him he should do the hustling.
The Red Cloud chief., 1916-07-06
If YOOOR ANY FRIEND

Suffer with rheumatism or Neuritis, acute or
chronic, write for my FREE BOOK on RheuIna'
tsm--Its Cause and Cure. Most wonderful book
ever written, it's absolutely FREE. Jesse a.
Case, Dept. g. W., Brockton, Mass.-Adv.
The Red Cloud chief., 1916-07-06
WHY WOMEN
WRITE LETTERS
To Lydia E. Pinkham Medi.
cine Co.

Women who are we'll often ask "Are
the letters which the Lydia L. Pinkham
Medicine Co. are continually publishing,l
gcnuine?" "Are they truthful"
"Why do women write such letters7"
In answer we shy that never have we
published fictitious letter or name.
Never, knowingly, have we published
IN untruthful letter, or one without the
full and written consent Of the woman
who wrote it.
The reason that thousands Of women
from oil parts Of the country write such
grateful letters to the Lydia f. Pink
ham Medicine Co. Is that Lydia Il. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound has brought
health and happiness into their lives,
once burdened with pain and suffering.
1t has relieved women from some Of
the worst forms Of female ills, from dis
placements. inflammation, liberation,
Irregularities, nervousness, weakness,
stomach troubles and from the blues.
1t Is impossible for any woman who
Is well and who MSS><SsN
has never suffered SNH/ NMNaNc
to realize how these M NXSM\M
poor, suffering wo-
men feel when re- ~ y Wy
stored to health; ~ = II
their keen desire to N%y3 ~
help other women MN &FNNMgk/W
who are suffering as CyES 2y1QS
they did. WA { IInSaxM>
The Red Cloud chief., 1916-07-06

Each man Is n book If you only
know how to read hlm-and some
books are hound In calf.
The Red Cloud chief., 1916-07-06

Dreamland Is the only land where
we all enjoy equal rights.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-29
TAG DAY FOR GENERAL
HOSPITAL NETS S1682
Sale. While Not as Much as Last
Years. is Pleasing to Com
mittees IN Charge.

The observance Of tag day for the
Ohio Valley General hospital Saturday
resulted most successfully. and Sl6s22 90
was r eceived from the sale. The
weather man looked with favor upon
the workers. and at only n time did
he threaten TO spoil the days sale by
rain. While the figures reached in the
sale last yea We're greater than that
Of this. the committee was well pleased
with Saturday. donations.
Following are the donations and the
chairmen in charge of the various
wards:
First ward-s7S.53. Miss Eleanor
Brandfass.
Second ward-sS9O62. Miss Sallie
Mccullough and Mrs. Hubbard.
Third ward-Si93Si Mrs. Alfred
PAUL.
Fourth ward-is222. Miss Jessie
Mccullough.
Fifth and Sixth wards-SI57.46. Mrs
Hubbard.
Seventh ward-slOsO. Mr.. James
Cummins.
Eighth ward-s65.3S. Mrs. Harry
Hall and Mrs. Charles Bowers.
Pleasant Nalley-$29.O7.
Elm Grove - SIoi26. Miss Alma
Schmidt.
Leathervood-S254e. Mrs. Monat.
Altenheim-S2g56. Mrs. Peterson.
Woodlawn-S3O.jl Mrs A~rmbruster.
Echo Point-S7f13. Mrs. Herman.
EdgwOod=S5.Tl.
Donation-S9. SO.
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and CHURCH
PETITION UP TODAY
PROMINENT TRANSFER COMPANY
ASKS COURT FOR RECEIVER
Stockholders feel that is way to es.
cape Further Financial Loss
Other Circuit News

This morning at $50 o'clock. Judge
Robert NJ. Addleman in Part Two OF
the Circuit Court. will head the petit
ton of the Burns and Church Transfer
Company. asking that a receiver be ap-
pointed for the company 10 save finan-
cial loss. This action vas taken at a
meeting of the stockholders of the
company last week. The petition was
flled Saturday morning with the clerk
OF the circuit court BY Attorney John
II Is understood that the assets of
the company will total $4,000 and the
liabilities 100000.
The action is styled:
Frank NJ. Church and George V. Pea.
body VS.. Burns and Church Transfer
company. German Bank of Wheeling.
Nelson &. Hubbard. trustee: George
George klean. Elig Carriage compa>y.
Louis III. Bachman. e. Ridgley. {. II.
Berry supply company. Joseph Graves
store. Miller and Stein. Caldwell and
stephens. The Howe company, :. Mes.
bits Sons. Wheeling Tire Works.
Standard Oil company. Mcclure hotel
and Pharis Tire company.
A suit styled Federal Enamel &
Stamping company against the John
Friedel company was filed by Attor-
ney Marsh Watkins. The plaintiffs
claim 1897 n allege that while the
Friedel Company. Five and Ten Cent
stores are insolvent. that the Friedel
Company Is solvent The same attor-
ney filed suit against ". r. Shaffer et
al for the Freedom oil Works Co. for
$500. Another suit by the same at.
torney il that Of William Demuth 4
Sons against Alex Bolton. doing bust
ness as the Sanatel Tobacco Co.
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SCHUBERT OUINTETTE TO
GIVE BENEFIT CONCERT
Interesting Program Will Be Given a;
wesley NJ. E. Church Wednesday
Evening.

An interesting musical program will
he given by the Schubert Quintette al
the Wesley Methodist Episcopal
church. Of SOU % Wheeling. Wednes
day evening The concert will he given
hy Companies No. Q and 10. assisted
hv !. y. Morgan. and Miss Marcella
Seifert. The program follows.
] Quartet ............. Selected
. Tenor solo. Il Hear \ Thrush
az Eve. .Cadmai.
Mr. Emile Aucremann.
Miss MarcelIa Seiferf
{ soprano solo tal Joy Of Spring
Clara Rose Rtcci
OBJ June Clara Rose Ricci
Mrs Elsie Fischer Kinchcloe.
o. Contralto Solo. The Can of tho
Miss Alice Mcclure
g. Reading .......... Selected
= p Morgan
4 Vocal Duct. The Lesson
Mr. and Mrs Frank IL. Kinchcioe
soprano Solo. a Red Red
Mrs Anna Hilton OTTO ,'''''''
Mis- MarcclIa soifcrt
To- Solo. The Crimson Rose
Mr Frank g. Kincheloe N''
Mrs Elsie FISCHER Kincholoe. 50
prano and pianist
Mrs Anna Hilton OTTO. soprano and
pianist.
Miss Alice NcClt-c. co1fraro
Mr. Emile Aucrom-nu. tenor
Mr. Frank ~ k%Inrheloe baritone.
ASSISTED hv
Miss Nsrcclla Soifcr'. reader. pulqI
~ fhc Lima HonuiE sherman school
NJ Expression
j T. MORGAN. reader
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SYRIANS TO SOLICIT
POPE BENEDICT'S AID
MASS MEETING HELD YESTERDAY
AT 23f9 MARKET STREET WAS
ENTHUSIASTIC.
Bishop Dorahue VIII co To Washing
ton and Urge Action On Part OF
United States.

s csolegram urging tho use Of fh.
Influence of fhr Office Of Tho Vatican.
in putting ON end fo the Turk afr0cI.
ties upon mo Syrians. was sent laat
nlghf 70 Pope Benedict hy George 8.
ShIa and Charles Amlrn. committee
representing the local Syrians IN.
nouncemenf uss made ~ this action
A. The meeting yesterday
During the past week. kilograms
have been ar1f 20 President W00droa
Wilson. Secretary ~ State Robert
Lansing. Congrcrs men Npeiv ana
Sutherland. and United States scr1.
tors Con and chiffon. urging that ac
tion DO taken 70 puf an end 10 tho
treatment accorded Tho S@vrlans. U-
plies have been received that tho state
department has Instituted steps 20 pu-
an % fO Tho atrocities
This week. bishop = = Donahuo NJ
Tho Catholic diocese ~ Wet NIrgIuIa.
and Ur Thomas grior Ep0nf1 will 90
~ W~aqhfnEf0n. and seek fho Influence
~ President Wilson YoafordHg. .r
hundreds ~ Tho services ~ fhe United
states mo offerings that we're fakan
viii be uaed f0r tho benefit Of Tho doe.
fifufn SvriarF The local committee
N fhe SyrIan7 has persuaded nearly p
hundred %rcride1fa % write 10 rho Proc.
ldenf and rfa'e department. urging
acflOn
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CANDIDATES MAKE
RUSH FOR FINISH
Today MARKS Close Of Time For FiIinu
Expense Accounts Under the Law
Many File Saturday.

candidates. realizing that the time
Tor ming expense accounts expires NJ.
tfr today, are expected 10 make a rush
on me county clerks Office today SAT.
urday was extremely busy. the follow
ing candidates fling their accounts:
Frank A O'Brien tRp. nomination
Tor prosecutor. $50 90 for cards. uro.
grams. advertising. clock adycrifiir-
in theatres and assessment Coufr-
buttons received. tons and advertise.
Iucnis from unknown friends. Uarrs
n Weiss lRl. for h0ua" Of dnlerafc,.
nothing George S HiEgs tRI. 40
SCISSOR nomination. 1856. for cards.
,ID prosecutor. fi39 25s Peter g.
Boyd 90. So. ~ which S25 went Tor
aa-oeamonf and e. FOR cards. Carl
S0h1nski fO. sheriff. SIG. Campbell
Henderson tRI. rhoriT. Slg1 ns. f1.
Guiding theatre slides. ofc George g.
h'r'ko Or prosecutor Sl7f 1f. John
" Iatoar tDI. sheriff. Gf1fsu
James 4 Birkrff tRI. Tr4defrbfa
school board. 81 ~. Charles % Miller
iItl. Justice ~ peace. Union. $50. WIt.
nam Turner ORD. CLAY. count. com
missioner no'hing. Charles Srinsrr
iltI, Justice n peace. TrIaIcIphIt. $40
aeaoaemont. Albert Drum iTI WIfrh
TO-. county committee. uofhIre IA O.
kain fII. school board. RifcIIo. S. 15.
Iri'.0 iDl. county committee.
emo. ~ confr Tor car far. John s
Moore Ord. school board UI.hIard.
i"ihilE. q Dur NrNHhb IHr.
.,1ool board clay a, ,N. " 90 bailey
" IlHnf III. county ruurTfrr
1.nn. Bro Richard Uab.r. on tg1.
..nn| board. Clay. rufHIur D. D.
NtfIN INI. county committee
tfI. .nn. Thing. U D. UunI ODD
'unm.f''' H.H'arI rHfHirr
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TO CHARGE FOR MILK
BOTTLES
All Dealers In Greater Wheeling Dis
triee Agree To New Rulinq
Passed Saturday.

BeEinning Wednesday morning. all
persons buying milk from any dealer
in the Greater Wheeling district will
have 10 pay for The bottles When the
bottles are returned they will be- cred
red IN fhe account. or if the milk b.
paid for on delivery. they will be REIN
bur-od Tor the BOTTLES.
This was decided upon az tho spec
lal meeting 0f new OrraniZed TriSfato
MIX Producers Association Of tho
Wheeling District. held SATURDAY
morning in the assembly room ~ tho
Wheeling Commercial association.
The dealers declare thai during tho
past few years Thousands 81 dollars
have been lost by patrons failing 60 rr.
turn tho bottle ~ d. said thai many
~touaowtvca use the bottles for pre-
serving fruit. while others mako no a..
fort fO wash and return fhcm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-29
FLOWER Thief MUST
STOP HIS PRACTICE
DEFACING GRAVES BECOMING
COMMON OCCURRENCE IN
CEMETERY.
Greenwood Association Offers LIBERIA
Reward For The Apprehension Of
The Thief.

\ nerarious practice.-the stealing
OF flowers from graves-has been
going on in the Greenwood Gene
terry for some time, and recently has
taken on such proportions that the
association has started to try and APP
prehend the thieves. Yesterday Mrl.
G. H.Merkel. secretary Of the asso.
citation. offered a reward NJ $50 for
the apprehension Of the thief.
The climax was reached Yesterday
when a mother. who had recently
buried her son. visited his grave and
found all the flowers she had planted
uprooted. This was reported to the
authorities and they at once became
active in trying 10 arrest the ma.
rauder.
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D0KIES' CEREMONIAL.
TO BE A R0USER, 30!
Weather Man May SPOIL Parade Bu,
The E.n II The NaL WIN q. -

Weatncr Man May Spoil Parade But
the Fun a. the Hail VIII CO on.
IuIfs. bis uih-. rho weather man.
-pnIl- fHo parade. tho uokfse will have
on" fuhiiauf time Tuesday evening.
f'Hr'hIrr over fhp street with 4.
bunch NJ unhappy ffroa boz their midaf
I1nna Temple band will load ro mar.
ado and Nina khaui Temple 81 Siru.
nDuffII' vII take part
81 O'Clock. 70 business meeting viii
Do held Iu ryfhIan castle lasting an
hour. after which fhc fun vIIl start
:. % tribute 'o Oh" memory ~ Cisu
War Veterans fhr marrhrr. sfff Vrar
o. mot Df rrI. white and blue ribbon
un fH'ir to1'. Tho degree team has
boon @r'hcar-inc Tor some fimc. and
'H'N eH. fh0N Hro Juaf aching fo gef
If fHr candidate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-29
GOLDEN LINKS LODGE
MEMORIAL SERVICES
REV. J. II. HESS, OF .NoRTt
STREE CHURCH.. DELIVERS
MEMORIAL SERMON.
Services Were Impressive And Wei
Acknowledgment OF Deceased Mem
bers Called.

Rev. ]. n. Hess. pastor of the North
street Methodist Episcopal church.
preached the annual memorial ser
mon to the Wheeling Lodge. No. /.
and Taylor Lodge. No. 6. order Of
Golden Links. when they held their
annual memorial services yesterday
morning at the North stree church.
Rev. Hess chose as his topic:
Friendship and Its Influence in Life
Ills text was proverbs: 1924: 27-l1:
He that hath friends must show him.
self friendly; as lron sharpeneth Iron
so a man sharpeneth the countenance
OF his friends and there is a friend
n a sticketh closer than a brother
Il am not here TO ~eulogize the de.
ceased. but TO preach n memorial ser.
mon We best memorabilia our de.
parted friends as we emulate that for
which they have labored and sacrifc.
ed" said Rev. Hess. The principles
and purposes of the order being the
promotion of friendship. charity and
love, and the value of the fraternity
in the development of these princi-
pies 10 the human soul. were spoken
of by the speaker.
That as iron shapens iron, so does
fraternal association exert and infu.
ence upon the development OF char.
acters. as are the principles
OF this splendid order, these things
are after all temporal.
Man needs friendship that reaches
beyond the temporal associatiai
This abiding friend is Jesus Christ.
who offers his friendship and prom.
Uses that IT shall abide when all other
friendship fail"
Charles Holderman. assisted bv
oarohne ~Brldseman and Flora Fried.
rlch. had charge Of the roll call of
the departed members. The choir q,
me North Street Chruch gave several
impressive selections and Earl Turn,
er sang a solo.
Inc deceased members:
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our treatment can be used in the
mouth and on The tongue succcssfully
ANGER heing OF local formation. should
be removed as soon as possible. the
sooner the better. BY our method the
application attacks the diseased flesh d,
preference 20 tho normal and in case
Under observation for several years the
disease has not returned Many physi-
clans viii tell you cancer cannot BE-
cured Quacks profess 20 cure all We
know that a great many can be cured
and many cannot. Hence We DO not treat
every case.
We can convince the most skcrticaI
that our cure g. wha We claim 10 TO b..
Consultation and trips 20 examine free
Telephone for appointment
Nat. i47s-Y twelfth a.,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-29
WHAT To DO VIXEN BACKACHE
NJ ON

Get a box Of Foley Kidney PMS and
take them as directed. They stop the
hackache. ease stun aching Joints and
muscles. relieve the conEcSted condition
Tor the Kidneys that cause tire pain.
Frank w. Sherman. L.scpma. y. Y. SAYS:
- suffered With a tired feeling In my
back. did not have any ambition. ana
felt all tired out I used Foley Kidney
pills and In a few days began to feel
better. and now | have entirely reCov-
cred" Coleman 4 CO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-29
WILL BE BLANK TODAY
Criminal Court VIII Not Re In Session
Again Until After Decoration

criminal court viii Do blank today
and VIII NOT hr bon session ar4ir until
after Decoration uat ON "Wednesday
lf s. KENNEDY. rharrcd with Grim
mai operation said fo have hcon com.
miff"d on Elion CaflIn viii 20 on triai
"" i' defended hy Attorney S %
HO}Cc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-29
SIR KNIGHTS FINED
ShUflers 81 The Spots were picked
Up Saturday BY Ofcer Moran.

SIN f0llOwcrs NJ tho green cloth vc-,.
FnufIod into police court Saturday
evening For ffn MATINEE session ana
fnrf Ton and co.fa Tho mon had
been prkrd up during tho afternoon
fr tMrnf Moran. who testified that
ho found n bunch of Frrrn mono ana
some real change lying nu fhr table
which hr fr'f woe rrma fa~Ia stf
dnnrf W q violation Those arrre Oh
efre NIfr -fIdrr WIU rur4fr WfE.
Nrffr Doc Miller. ToHy S8rrcs. and
sam DrsfrFf IUn Irr'l. drunk. took
irn pledge and wac released
Sonors phoroarsph Corporation has
advanced TIE following models Baby
Grand. $50 cute. Sf15 fmnersf
sos lnvirci bic. $3.50 New modsie
VII b. out AZ follows Msiod-
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