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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-07

dramatic pictures are being shown are
Mayor Harvey l.. Kirk. father OF the
Wheeling branch OF the Security
league; J. Harold Brennan. George w.
Lutz. Judge b. :. Honecker. j. ID.
Baum and Ben l.. Rosenbloom.
The picture is one of the most real
istic and dramatic of the kind ever
shown here. IL is claimed. II has been
exhibited all over the country. II
shows the bombardment Of New York
md other seaport towns and brings
home to all the unpreparedness Of the
United States in the event she should
become involved in war with any for
eign nation.
The meeting Yesterday was presided
over by President George W. Lutz.
with Secretary b. :. Honecker in his
official capacity. while the following
were present: Julian G.. He.rne. II. G.
kalbitzer, Richard Robinson. John b.
Garden. Charles Somehow. President
Lutz and Secretary IIonecker.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-07
HE CLAIMS LIFE
is WORTH LYING
Well known Buffalo Lady Says Her
Husband - so~ Cured ey
Plant Juice.

Plant Juice. the new herbal system
tonic. really puts bad sfomachs In
order. oyercomes indigestion. dys.
pepsla. heartburn and fermentation
81 the food n not only acts on tho
stomach but the liver and Kidneys
and eliminates rheumatism from the
blood. Actual statements from people
who have used this great remedy with
success are more conclusive than all
the scientific data - the world.
Take for instance the statement OF
Mrs. Edward Currie. Who lives A. No.
q Kentucky street. Buffalo. y. Y.
who stated
MY husband had stomach trouble.
causing gas which pressed upon his
heart. making him very short OF
breath. He could not eat anything
and was unable to sleep AZ night I
obtained a sample bottle OF Plant
Juice for him and after taking this he
felt so much better that ! got another
bottle for him. The second bottle.
ne says. made him feel like a new
man. in fact-enurely cured-and he
is recommending Il 90 all his friends. q"
There are numerous symptoms Of
this trouble that Plant Juice can TO.
ieve. In fact. any OF the following
may denote affections ~ the stomach.
Indigestion. dyspepsia. belchinE Of
wind. sick. throbbinE headache. poor
circulation. night swcats. that tired
feeling. cOstiveness. coated tongue or
a poor complexion.
Plant Juice Is sold in Wheeling by
all druggists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-07

he was found by the court clerk and
a quart of whisky bottle partly full
of whisky. The clerk took the whisky
from him. The drunken attorneys,
after a time. were able to leave the
courthouse and. covered by darkness.
left.
Again a few nights ago, after the
house had been vacated hy the
officers. when the sheriff was over at
his home. before going to bed. he no.
ticed "A light in the ladies' waiting
room in the court house on the second
floor. He went over and found the
door locked. After demanding en-
trance several times the door was I'M
locked n he found a number OF young
Cadiz society ladies'. so-called. smok-
ing cigarettes. He ordered them home
and that vas all there was to that.
II is commonly reported hat the
basement Is a distributing point for
wet goods. II true. the janitors either
assist OF keep silent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-07
JUDGE ADJUSTS
PAMILY'S ROW
OVER PET DOG START
ED TROUBLE ON SOUTH
SIDE SUNDAY.
Had to Threaten to Fine Complaining
Witness Before She Would
Keep Quiet.

a quarrel over a pet dog resulting
in Mrs. Katherine Wallace's arrest for
disorderly conduct on complaint OF
Mrs. Frank LaRue was adjusted in POI
c cour yesterday morning by Judge
Ben Honecker. When arraigned YES
terday morning Mrs. LaRue wanted TO
do all the talking and IL was neces-
sary for the court to threaten n fine
before she would keep still and allow
other Witnesses to De heard. II de-
veloped that the little dog had visited
Mrs. Wallace. who lives on the floor
above Mrs. LaRue, and this started the
trouble.
O Bender. arrested for being
drunk. was fined 81 and costs or FIVE
days. William Robinson, charged with
being drunk. was fined SO and costs
or six days in Jail. while +. c. Butler.
for violating the traffic ordinance, was
fined s. and costs on two charges
when he pleaded guilty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-07
DEFENSE CLUB
MAKING PLANS
WILL HAVE LECTURERS SPEAK
WHILE "THE BATTLE CRY
OF PEACE rs SHOWN.
League May Become Affiliated With
wheeling Defense soeiety-loesi
Nthe Company 20 BE Formed.

|
~ a meeting OF the Wheeling
branch Of the National security league
held yesterday afternoon in the as
sembly room % the Wheeling CONNER
clal Association. fhe league indorsed
The Battle Cry % Peace" motion pic
ture 10 be shown az the Court theatre
during the week commencing March
> ilans we're made 90 have a number
or prominent local citizens deliver
talks on preparedness AZ each of the
entertainments. Fve thousand hook
lets will b. distributed to the audi
ences BY the Linsly and Cathedral ca
diets under the supervision of a de
tachment Of veterans Of the J. w
Holiday G.. 4 Il post. commanded
by Colonel Richard Robinson. The
Wheeling Electric Company will do
nat spaces in all the local newspa.
pers advertising the new picture dur
inE D week here. Each space will
APPLICATION blanks TO be filled
IN by those who wish TO join the local
branch league.
a communication was read from the
war department in reference 10 the
leagues forming a local rifle club
among the young men OF this com
munity. The department Endorsed the
movement and viii likely furnish arms
for the club.
70 was reported that the Wheeling
branch ~ the American Defense league
D. willing 10 become affiliated with the
Wheeling branch OF the Security
league. centralizing the two ~orEaniza-
lions. which are working 10 the same
end-preparedness.
Many Speaker Selected.
Among those who were named yes.
terday 10 deliver addresses while the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-07
HOW TO REDUCE
YOUR WEIGHT
A SIMPLE. SAFE, RELIABLE WAY.

A SIMPLE, SAFE, RELIABLE WAY.
People who are o-ver-burdeu~ with
superfuous fat. know only too well the
discomfort and ridIcule that over-stout
people have 10 bear.
II you are carrying around five or
ten pounds Of unhealthy tat you are
unnecessarily wcakeniuE your vital or
gans and are ARRIVING a burden which
destroys the cauty OF your figure.
There is no need Of anyone suffering
from supsrfiuOus rat. IT. you want 60
reduce your weigh In a. simple. safe
sd reliable way. without starvation diet
or tiresume exercise. spend az much
time as sou can In the open air. breatls
deeply and get from any good druggist
"A box Of oil of kprein capsules. take one
after each meal and one before rctIfing
at night.
Weight yourself once "a week So rs 10
know just how fast YOU are LOSING
weight and don't leave on the treatment
or even skip "a single dose until you are
down 10 normal
oil Of korein is absolutely harmless.
IS pleasant 10 take helps digestion and
Is designed 90 couSum tn. excessive
fatty tissue by increasing the OXYGEN
carrying power OF the blood. Even "a
few days treatment SHOULD show u no.
ticeable reduction IN weight. footsteps
become lighter. your work seem easier
and lighter and more b%uosaut feeling
take possession of your who'll" being.
Every person who suffer- from super
huous TAT should give this treatment "a
trial. there is nothing better. D.. 90.
a I'm a Market St. g. ~. Griest
can supply you
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-07
RESlN0L A SAFE
SKIN TREATMENT

You need never hesitate 10 use rest
mol ointment and resinol soap In the
treatment or severe or simple skin
troubles. These Is nothing in them to
inJure the ~tenderest surface. Resinol
is a doctors prescription which. for
over twenty years. has bec constant
ly used by other physicians for &c
zema and other itching. burning. un-
slightly skin affections.
They prescribe r%esinol. knowing that
its remarkable soothing. healing action
Is due 10 ingredients 80 gentle and
harmless as To be suited TO the most
delicate skin-eyen Of a tiny baby. All
druggists sell resinol ointment and
resinol soap.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-07
Requests WOman!S Clubs to
Assist in the Enforcement of
Weights and Measures LaU

Of the grocer. the butcher or the man
that 20 her door and ells a
thirteen ounce roll Of butter for a
pound. what an enormous saving would
accumulate IN a years time. she ,ould
be a most enthusiastic supporter oi
the law.
Some Oefraud Internationally.
All dealers are not unscrupulOus:
there are those who the honest" Com
missioner nightingale said. In some
instances h dealers may be defraud.
ing the customer and is of n,
from the fact that he does not know
that his scales are incorrect. The
desire OF the department is TO set
every dealer right"
Commissioner nightingale cited an
instance OF how many housewives
ave been defrauded. Recently a scale
In use by a certain merchant was con.
demned. and upon examination n was
found hat 1C9 computations short.
weighed the customer. while but -
were correct. None was found where
the purchaser received the slightest
advantage.
IF the women will only take up
NAAH WIN toulluutQ commissioned
Nightingale. they will find the cost
of living reduced beyond their expec-
tation. When a housewife buys "A
pound OF meat and finds IL two or
three ounces short OF weight she does
not make a protest. as the amount il
small. but If she stopped TO think that
when five or six pounds of meat have
been purchased she is fully one pound
short she may then begin to realize
what her losses are each year through
short weight.
Should Report Violations.
Women must remember" he con
Guided, that no Official or set OF
officials can intelligently enforce tho
weights and measures law unless VIC
lations are reported to the depart
ment."
{ The law was enacted al the last
session OF the Legislature. In its short
existence IL has already done much
TO improve conditions. Mr.. nightingale
said. but a far greater good can and
will be accomplished II the people win
cooperate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-07
LII

HUNTINGTON. W. Va. March e.
Monte Fouty. aged So. "a former resident
or Hrauchland. was instantly Killed and
a number OF houses iu Louisa. Ky..wsre
severely shaken when q ul~frOElycerine
magazine located two miles south OF
Louisa exploded this morning Fouty
was employed A. an oil well shooter BY
tho Marietta Torpedo Co. OF Marietta.
Ohio owner OF the magazine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-07
CITY OFFICIALS.
Will Go { BelIaire This Mornlnq to
Witness Demonstration OF
Fire Enqine.

Weather conditions permitting. he
new engine purchased by the Bellaire
council for the Bellaire fire depart
ment will be given a tryout this morn
ing Witnessed by local officials. Mayor
II. l.. Kirk. Chief of the Fire Depart.
ment Edward T. Rose. Members Of the
Board Of Control. "a. T.. Weisgerber
and c. Hap Brues and others will visit
the test.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-07
NEW MINISTER
Rev. J. w. Romick VIII Conduct Ser
vices in First English Lutheran
Church Until Arrival Of
Rev. Howard.

It was announced yesterday by or
hcials Of the First English Lutheran
church. that Rev. J. ". Romick had
been secured TO conduct the services
of the church until the arrival OF Rev.
+. c. Howard. May lst.
Rev. Romick has just recently re
turned from California where he had
a charge. and has been visiting in ohio
az his old home. He will arrive IN
Wheeling. "Wednesday In preparation
to conduct the mid-week service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-07
PASSENGERS AND CREW MISSING.

LONDON March 81 Reuters dis
patch from Santos SAYS that ass passen-
gers and l0l members Or the crew on
the Principe Azturias are missing The
steamer was wrecked yesterday or Sy-
taStio Point. tho western extremity 81
the island 81 that name. near the en-
trance 20 Santos Bay.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-07
GYM. CLASS FEED
Senior Members % Physical Depart.
ment at Y. N. c. a. viii Enjoy
Supper Friday Evening.

Friday evening the members of the
Senior Gymnasium class will enjoy
their annual supper At the Young
Mems Christian association. Many
plans are being formulated for the
event and II is thought that 1t will
eclipse all others held by the mem.
hers OF hat class.
Following the supper. a POSTMASTER
will be appointed and Dr. John L.
Dickey and DIT. d. b. Best will make
addresses.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-07
coNsP1sAroR ON TRIAL.

WINDSOR. ont. March 6.-Thc trial
OF Charles Resps, charged with. causing
an explosion at the Peabody plant at
Walkerville. placing explosives near the
Windsor ArmOries ana otherwise con-
Kaltschmidt. 10 destroy property. began
to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-07
SHELLS HIT CONSULATE.

WASHINGTON. March 6-The Amer
lean consulate AZ Trebtzond. a Turkish
port Of the Black Sea. was struck boy o.
shell during "a bomhurdment by two Rus
sian torpedo boats on March ] and "a
Persian subject was killed within 20
feet or the desk 90 Consul oscar = Hei-
zer. Another she'll etrcuk the residence
~ the vice consul adjoining.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-07
To Telephone Subscribers

1t is proposed to submit to the telephone users Of
Wheeling and adjoining towns in West Virginia a plan to
combine the systems of the Central District Telephone
Company and the Consolidated Telephone Company Of
West Virginia.
The advantages of one telephone system in a commu-
nifty, subject to regulation by proper governmental author
iy, has been proved by the experience of many cities and
communities where the establishment of a single system
has s%upplanted the annoyance and inconvenience of two
systems.
This plan has already been submitted to the sub
scribers in a number of cities and towns in West Virginia
and at each place it has been almost universally approved.
If the plan is endorsed by the subscribers of both com.
panies at Wheeling and the adjacent towns the work Of
consolidating the two systems will begin at the earliest
patch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-07
How the Right Soap
Can Help Your Skin

Money cannot buy a purer. more
cleansing toilet soap than resinol soap
And the healing resinol medication in
10 helps 10 keep the complexion clear.
fresh. and beautiful.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-07

Il will require a great amount of work and the expen-
diture of large sums of money, as at Wheeling a new fire
proof building will be erected and new or additional CEN
trail office equipment will be installed in all the towns af-
fected. -
Each telephone on a party line will have a single ring,
so that one subscriber will not hear the ring of another
subscriber on a party line.
All useless duplicate plant will be removed, which will
greatly improve the appearance of the streets and alleys.
representatives Of the two companies will call on sub
s]criers and will be equipped to give them all the desired
information as 10 rates, service, etc, under the proposed
plan.
When the two systems shall have been united Wheel
ing and the adjacent towns will have a telephone system
thoroughly modern In every detail and the public has our
assurance Of the most dependable and efficient service.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-05-12
MUCH HELP FOR THE FARMERS OF THESE
UNITED STATES.

Every newspaper office receives counties
farm bulletins from the government. One is led
TO wonder II n tenth of the valuable information
banded about by the government and which is
intended TO uplift the sotiller's lot. really
reaches its mark. II is to be hoped so. because
there seems 10 be a remarkably high standard
of information in the bulletins and soil publica-
tions issued by the government.
When one realizes that all this information Is
free for the asking, that the government holds
out 10 easy access TO farmers the results of eX-
pensive experiments at agricultural stations
that in the aggregate cost many millions Of dol.
lars. one Is set 10 wondering why the farmer
isn't in "A class with the most learned business
men in the country.
The fact is, farming-the right kind Of farm
ing-is the most intricate business on earth
There really is more TO learn about IL than any
other business. The object of all this learning
is TO obtain maximum yields Of the best prod
ucts for an indefinite time. When one considers
how comparatively soon the fertility of the soil
is exhausted by many farmers, even in the best
agricultural districts in the nation, one must in
evitably reach the conclusion that there Is much
room for improvement in the way the average
farm is managed.
There was time when farmer could ex-
haust his land, sell IL for next TO nothing and
then move on virgin soil TO go through the same
procedure in less than a generation This an
cient and honorable system has about PLAYED
out, and farmers must know how 10 keep up the
fertility of their farms year after year II Is in
order TO enable them 10 do this that the govern
ment is so assiduous in furnishing expert infor-
nation and help, Of which every farmer should
take advantage.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-05-12
every. yNiSki }IAIJT LOCALLY LOOKING
FOR MORE BUSINESS.

Price is looking for more business. It's mer-
chants want greater volume. They have the fa-
cities and the goods. How to get the business
is one of the great problems of business. In
fact, it is comparatively easy 10 make an article
or handle one, but the real point is to find its
market The man with something to sell and
the man who wants to buy the very thing the
man has to sell, often are miles apart at cross
purposes. The seller doesn't know the buyer,
nor the buyer the seller. There are several
ways TO increase the business in a community,
and one of these is TO gain in population. That
is why there is always such a struggle for more
people by the average town. Sellers of mer-
chandise who do not find the buyer readily when
the town is small, however. probably would have
no easier time Of il If the town were much big
ger for then there would be more seers-more
competition. This il a point very frequently
overlooked
There are great business opportunities in
Price as il stands. Thousands of dollars are be-
ing expended i'm mail order trading from this
vicinity every year There is no denying this
fact. Why? Because the mail order goods are
cheaper? Decidedly mol Even mail order lead
ers.' or bait" is no cheaper than regular home
merchant leaders" Mail order houses are al
ways on the offensive. Their catalogs flood the
mails. Too many local merchants are on the
defensive. They lack aggressiveness. They
permit the canker Of mail order catalogs to
reach their tgde and get t.
The Sun has never known of an aggressive.
forceful, energetic merchant. who used the
power Of printers ink in home publications. fail
to fight the mail order habit 10 standstill. The
weapons are at their disposal-and it's fine
way To get more busness-by subtracting il
from the volume done hereabouts by the mail
order people.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-05-12
MEET WITH COMMISSIONERS
Good Roads BOOSTERS Ask For Money
For Improvements.

Tho hoard Of county commissioners
., last ruesdsy's meeting. when all
rop,bers were present. received
deputation " good roads boosters
from Cameton. Castle Gate and Hel-
pcr. In the delegation were br. r.
NJ Nphrr. J. Tom Fitch. sam stein
U.n r. Moss. Shekrey Shcya. w. ;.
Ayary. 4. W. Horsley Thomas EEL
and Ju, Barboglio. The board was
asked Co. SCI, o., rom. along the
Midland trail above Cameron o. the
t-t,b- county line and from Cameron
ON down tu Price widDnod ana SUR
faced and culyorts put in places
where needed. Dr. Nchcr placed bee
for, the commissioners an estimate
of what the possible expense would
o.. and mentioned particularly the
rts,,. iu the road that needed special
,,,.ptiun. &C. figured that fifteen
hundred dollars spent between Iritc
and Utlppr four thousand between
Helper aud Ca-ti. Cat" and twenty
tive hundred between that point ana
the Utah county line was about as
.I.. an O4timat, as possible Of the
,nuuut necessary Goo put the Midland
trail boo thi. counts boo iII' condition.
Tb. matter was rrceiv discussed bee
tween tho board and the delegation.
TN, commissioned informed III"
delegation that u was not possible for
the county to du anything In the linz
mediate future ls The amounts APP
pfnrrigt,I for roads I1Ft year had
hp,u spent .ud that Oh, l,tt. ua Conn
missioner UNurr explained. that
would Ip made this year could not hC
used until 1919. according 60 state
m.ut. made it the state road come
mission. The county, Commissioner
upu,r further explained. wac NOT In
q position Co take part he th, stat,
portion uf trp roads fut this year ana
was Zoo fact boo debit for amounts APP
urupriatrI boo previous years tie said
hp expected soon Goo meet with the
state road commission and see what
could iu dome boo the matter The
putting boo ui 1 hrilE. lt Mill.r creek
uua brought UHfur, the board and de-
Hffpd tor utut" consideration.
pu,ii.r. vu granted Joseph ohrr-
tp uf Helper co. redeem o. piece of
ufuuptr which had been ruid for
I8ti wN.I and formerly belonged Co
John UurHirU THNra Hubs,uulnt CO.
that NrHr had hu,n regularly paid.
The commissioners decided Go ask
the state road commission that the
highvH, known ns thu Willow creek
road and lisu that piece OF road from
SHARPE ranch Co the carbon Emery
lin, hp designated ua state high.
way
charles Lrgor was recommended Co
the stat. tlnd commission us road
agent iur carbon county
After the filing and approval uf the
reports co. tho various county officers
and the allowing OF the usual bills.
the board adjourned a. May 18Th
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-05-12

the Rocky Mountains. and means the
saving of much time In transporta-
ton OF freight and passengers
The financiers who are behind the
reorganization of the Denver aud Salt
Lake have refused a. pay the inter
est ON the bonds. Mcllwee says. a.
they believe the money should go in
tn the construction Of the extension
To complete the road. McllWee would
not discuss matters In connection
with the building uf the James Peak
tunnel, hut IL was understood that he
has been promised the contract Of
that part Of the road In the event he
Joins the syndicate which II a. COM
plete the line through "a Salt Lake
city
McilWer has been la consultation
for two weeks with those who are az
the head ~ the syndicate In Denver,
and declares that II the plans are ma
tured the road viii be- built. How 20
interest Colorado and Utah capital is
one OF the matters the syndicate II
considering, and McIlWee says that a
number OF salt Lake city men have