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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-06-21
RUBaMY-TIS Nj

Will cure your rheumatism
Neuralgia, Headaches . Cramps,
Collie, Sprains, Bruises, Cuts and
Burns, Old Sores, Stings of Insects
Etc. Antiseptic Anodyne, used in
ternally and externally. Price Csc.
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NOTICE.

All taxpayers in the City of Ban1-
berg are hereby notified that unless
city taxes are paid before July 1st,
1917. executions will be issued.
CITY COUNCIL.
Bamberg, S. c., June 6, 1917.
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Denmark
WHITE

Barr. Laurie Weissinger
Bass, James Edward
Baxter, Samuel Edward
Bean, Lucius Rockwell
Beard, William Quinby
Bessinger, Charlie Leroy
Black, Earlell kistler
BooZer, John Garmany
Cain, Wildon Wright
Califf. Samuel Tindall
Chitty. John Gary
Coe. David Mclean Jr.
Copeland, Harvey Leon
Creech, Henry Jeter
Crum. Henry Malcolm
Crum. ]. Wesley, Jr.
DELAY. Harry Augustus
DELAY, Johnnie James
Delk, Henry Edgar
Driggers, Charley Allen
, briggs, Reginald Hubert
Dyches, .Ferman Alfred
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Beard, James G.
Beard, Billie Wilson

Bishop, Geo. Laurence
Blower, Farmer Lois
Blower, John G.
Bloker, Henry
Brown, Marion L.
Clayton, Hughes K.
Folk, George Calvin
Jennings, JOS. Alex
Kearse, Rubin K.
Kearse, F. Dawson
Kearse, Gerald, M.
Kearse, R. Lee
Kinard, J. Leighton
kirkland, John G.
kirkland, Frank
Mcmillan, H. J. A.
Mcmillan, Geo. A.
Mcmillan, Elgin w.
Miller, Charlie
Ray, Horace E.
Wright, Robb D.
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Rice, Willie
Richardson, Isadore
Riley, Dan
Riley, Elliott
Riley, Ernest
Riley, William
Riley, Sigmond
Robinson, Frank
Robinson, Sam
Robinson, Thomas
Romeo, Charles e
Roney, Benjamin
Roney, Hosea
Salley, Curtis
Sanders, Herman
Sanders, James
Sanders, John
Sanders, Samuel
Schmidt, Herman
Scott, Spencer -.
Sease, Ed. y
Sheppard, Alex
Smalls, Willie
Smith, Arthur
Smith, Walter
Sojourner, Bunyon
Sojourner, Paul
Staley, Boyd
Staley, Henry
Richard
Stanley, Ben
Steavens, John Henry
Steed, Willie 4.
Stoney, Bruce
Storne, Harry Edward
Stukes, John
Stukes, James
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NBAMBERG COUNTY'S SE-
LECTIVE DRAFT ROLL
CONTINUED from page 3..)

Schwarting, John {
Steedley, John A. fs.
Steedley, VIM. w. H..
Steedley, D. Drew
Stroud, John James.
Williams, Willie 81.
coLoRED
BARLEY, Louis 90 -
BARLEY, Jacob
Bryant, Joe
Curry, Benz. H.
Curry, Mally Lou
Bowling, Clarence Lee
Faust, David
Fielder, Abraham
Ford, Lee -.
Garvin, Eugene
Grant, Neman
Grant, James
Grimes, Louzo
Hammond, Daniel -
Hammond, Elliot
Jenkins, Kinlaw
Jenkins, Willie
Johnson, Preston
Johnson, Henry
Jones, Tom
Jones, Herman
Laboard, John Wilson.
Maynard, Benz. Franklin
Mingo, Edward
Mingo, Louis
Odom, Elliot
Razor, Dalphus
Richwin, Kisler
Rickenbacker, Willie
Rice, Mathew
Rump, Eugene
Smith, Porter
Smith, G. Eugene
Smith, Alonzo w.
Spells, George
Thomas, James
Toomer, Elijah
Turner, Charlie
Utsey, Kinsey
Warn, James
Watson, Ralph
Williams, Edgar
Williams, Rollie
Williams, Curtis
Wright, Fletcher
Chain Gang
COLORED
All, Henry
Brabham, Monte
Brooks, Julius
Brown, Nat
Draper. William
Ford, Charlie
Frederick, Henry
Green, John
Grayson. Mayfield
Graham, Henry
Grey, John
Henderson. Jerry
Jamison, Jones
Mimms, Sawyer
Myers. Willie
Mcmillan, George
Robinson, Joe
Smith, Willie
Vandyke, George
Woods, Robert
Wright, Charlie
Colston
WHITE ,
All, Chas.. Brooks
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COLORED

Bailey, Tillman
Bryant, Becker
Carter, John
Grimes, Dove
Grimes, Henry
Grimes, Norman
Halyard, Scott, Jr.
Halyard, Malcom
Halyard, James
Halyard, Arthur
Halyard, Charlie
Harley, Sam M
Heirs, David
HERS, Frank
Irons, Luther
Jordan, Sylvester
Miley, Frank
Miley, Henry
Mcmillan, Eugene
Mcmillan, Mauscon
Reid, Nathan
Rice, Ben
Rice, Arthur
Rice, Lenwood
Ross, Duck
Sease, Paul
Tyler, Carsey L. F.
Walker, Murphy
Washington, Timothy
Watkins, Benny
Williams, Curry
Williams, Joe
Wright, William
Wright, Nurlin
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-28
CHILD MAY DIE AS
! RESULT OF BAD BURNS
rrezrEBN MO. TITS CID SON OF
Ms AID MYs JuT. HAWLK
FAILS -aTo oPCE CRATE.
Clothing En.!rsly Burned o1t-HuFnS
NAY Prove Fa:al-o:her
warwooG MOVIE.

Tn. Young son 90 NJ. r!ni Mr'- I"S"P''
,tawik II: South W"T"".'d ~ lying III
hIs nome in 4 yc,y critical r"ndi''"h III
~, -.su,i -, 4-r,,,:N burns *uS;ati'""
yesterday nC;,..'E w':cm h" i"II M" "''
n-,n CRATE. Mr.. liaw'k wnS "ui III INC
,,rI a, The inc of tn" accident ana
,.,,, herring III" rhihds screams. 81"
rushed Into 81" house and Sa" III" nv
,in orc was ".jrui"t"l" envelope" III
.;u,ncs, She rlaIu'ancd her presence
az mind, and quickly r"llrd III" child IN
q ,,r smcth"7iar N" b;aS". hi; not be-
r.. ,hr ,.n;id's !acr ard body hat neon
,n~-ii,iv s~H-~H hY tEn flames.
Thu, manner III which III" child 'ihGh'
Giro. is nrt ;;n"wn. INT ii ia thought II"
,..r,ur.d to-, :."l~ the nnru Erlt". ana
as he is just learning /" walk. |; ~ pre-
su,urd his ir;S I,av'' wa. throwing nam
intn tho ice. he w"s too small /" h"Ip
hln,aei:. aHh il /; had M; h""n for INC
,,ui,,r: action g." NJ" iiu|ik hr ~"ul"
hpy" burned 20 Z. crisp.
nr. i;rmry, v \t"rS"'d ~ '"ht"F
Wn".".'..d. Va. :.;'a"Hiai".y called ana
dressed ~" buia%. hut the cxt"nt Or ma
:ir. -: :hr iri1rv ,'.';:!d n"' hc hSr"r-
ta.rca. NotrinG serious had developed al
. late ii,urjlast evening. and ;hr child
has ? rh%a>" Cor rc""F"rT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-28

ond day of the farmers institute at the
homo Of Mrs. Sam Ambrose. next door
"a the hail. \ tine chicken dinner VIII
be served ard arrangements made TO &c.
commodate everyone.
w. Fl. Parker has purchased a new
kerosene engine and r. engaged Win
cutting fodder in tn" n"!Ehborhood.
Misses Dora and E.lva M"blcy or the
MAYNARD and Crescent schools spent th0
holiday vacation with home folks.
Mr.. f.. *. BENTLEY and Miss Berthe
Clifford stole IL march on their many
friends by going 10 the presbyterian
manse on saturday. where they we're
quietly married w Rev. James CLARK
A. p. Wilkinson has been serving q
substitute teacher AT Hazel Os
school.
There will be communion service ~
Concord church on Sunday, DecemDsr
an with preliminary service on FfidAy
oyenIne and Saturday afternoon prsVl'
Gus.
Mr., and Mrs. 81 Douglass Of the Eas
n,ant spent Christmas with friends q
Jacobsburg.
Lowell GLADDEN. has returned to broo1-
,xn N Y, after visiting his pAfsatAs
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Ii. GLADDEN.
Mrs e W. Moore Is spending the ~eeA
with friends IN Cleveland.
Mr., and Mrs. Fred Moore are sHS1a-
Ing the week visiting friends at S1t'
mont. W. Va.
Mis-. Matilda Fitch OF BsliAirs spsat
r,,r,s,,nas with homo folks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-28
TAKES TWO MONTHS TO
ASSESS INCOME TAX IN
THIS CITY AND COUNTY
Special 70 The IntelllScnccA

special 70 The 1Ntelll ScnrcN
PARKERSBCRG. ". Va. Dec. a.
It will require a small array nf mon Ia
take the income tax returns OF persons
subject to the new law.
Collector ~ Internal Revenue :. \.
Hays today announced thai twrutY-tw"
officers Will start from his headquarters
on January first. and on January =.
every ono OF them will be- Oh the job
In the county assigned him. to meet IN"
people and help them make out their
income tax returns. Tho officer assign
ed to Ohio county Is due to arrive there
on January End and To remain unit!
March LIST. both dates Inclusive.
1T Will be we'll for every unmarried
person whose net income for 1911 L.
$1,000 or over. and every married person,
living with wife or husband who's" net
income for 1917 Is s@0no or o"cr. /" call
on the income tax man and learn wheth-
er or not they have nnE tax ~ pay"
Collector Hays said today.
The person subject ~ tax VIII"
doesn't make return in the time pre-
scr,bed IL going TO regret II. The govern
ment will get after all Income lax slack
ers.
There's hardly business 'nnu. MGR
chant or professional! ran who Wont
have to make return Of ir""irc. Farmers.
as a class. will have to pa IN" tax. TIL,
safe thing to do is for every p"rsnr who
had O. total Income nt $1,000 ur $1,000. as
the case may he. and VIII" IS no; sur"
about what deductions tho law allows
him. to pla" II safe by calling IN TN"
income tax man.
The man in tho field will hn.r t"rll~
for everybody and persons who .rNir':
to call on him need not trouble them.
selves to write TO ny Office fur forms
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-28
ARMSTRoNG'S MILLS

AEMSTEpNC'S MILLS o.. Dec. 2I.--
ming was II surprise birthday party nj
IA. hnu'" Of .irnnr Wiik insnl in honor
~: Mr. Wiik!nscns srvrnty-hfth birth
dA". About ir-Iv-:vr guests were pres.
ant NJ thu Wilkinson home. Mr.. VII
kinsuH IL voterun Of III" Civil wnr
AMI Tor marty years has been resident
o. hrinSIrnug's Ridge Ills iRmtly CIR
rir ~ present consists ~ HIS two hhuEA-
r"rs Iis:rs Pearl and E'na. and they
ar. iUst now cn!"vuE Il visit from m
other daughter. Mrs IEcH Daniels OF
i>:uis'S city. Mo. ~ n late hour tho
parry hrnk" up. wishing Mr.. Wilkinson
many moro happy birthdays.
Miss Alice Fcrkir& wns n snopHer in
Wh""lirc on lnsf Saturday.
Mr. ard Mrs Harry l.i'!I'" wrrn guests
~ ia, h,'u, q" Mir and Mrs. =. ]. M..h-
Ley IN Christmas
Mag InIlr N"hl"v VA 4 EE'st OF MISC
Clara Perkins on CIR Stmna
Tho r"ur"rvili" Farmers Institute vii!
t., trlci an January > ard in the town
ha,. II! hist rln"r. StH'c speakers are
Ga hc rrnrrr; ut "vc-v session.
Th, "a, pan: ~ Anderson run hra
. b.. - operators :"r several days
~!ucc the line wa* already carrying az
heavy pressure rs Was needed
Til" ladies of The Ccntervlic Chris
linn church wish t. have 1T announced
that the! will servo thinner on the soc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-28
TEN PRISONERS
TO MOUNDSV|LLE
TEN MARION COUNTY PRISONERS
TAKEN TO MOUNDSVlLle
"PEN" YESTERDAY.
Two Murderers, Six Robbers and TWO
Other Prisoners Begin Va
rIous Sentences.
Snccin1 ~ The Inteiligeucor

Spcciul to The Inteilgeucor
FAIRMONT, ". Va, Dec. 27.-Ten
prisoners were removed to-day from
the Marion county Jail and taken to the
state pcnitpntiary al Moundsville 10
serve prison terms. Tho prisoners
taken away included:
Fannie Taylor. colored, confessed 10
II" murder OF William Brooks. ten
rcar< IN the penltentiary.
Gioarchlo Catalina, confessed 10 Kill
ing Melvin r. DauGhcrty. four years IN
the penitentiary.
James Anderson. convicted Of rob
hery eight years in the penltentlary
G.. G.. Starn. convicted OF robbery
eight years in the pcnitentiary.
Milton Starks. colored, convicted OF
robbery. five years in The penitentlarE,
Charles Johnson. colorcd. convicted
Of robbery. four years in the penitenti
AIRY.
W. Stewart. cohored, convicted oi
robbery. six years In the penitentiary
Albert Pcthr"l. convicted Of robbery
TWO years in the pcnitentiary.
Angelo Marrea. confessed to shoot
inr. one year in the pcntrntIarE.
Lcnn, August. confessed TO shooting
one year in the penitentiary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-28
CAMERON
Holiday Season Quiet

Christmas with It's joys and fcstivi-
tics has passed by and left tho business
interests OF the town IN very quiet
condition. Many persons who were
here 70 spend Christmas loft for homo
or for their places Of business on tho
carly train yesterday morning. Christ
mas cheer was Quctcr hrrH this year
'hnn it hid been for many years. There
was no Christmas demonstrations mt nll
nj any Of the churches. tn" nay was
quietly spent. most Of tho people stay
iny ut home There wns only Tow
country people IN town. The young
folks gave hop AT Eagles hall Christ
mes eve which was about the only
thing Of Eaycty that occurred IN the
town during Christmas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-28
FLUSHING, 0.

Miss Mary Ross is visiting win
friends in Columbus this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rccder spent
Christmas with relatives in Eellaire.
Mrs. chns Reynard visited the first OF
the week In Martins Ferry with hcr
daughter. Mrs. Ed Miles.
l>woit Wright. who IS Attending n
school IN New York city. spent Chrst-
mas with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Z L.
Wright
Miss Mary Chaplin OF Akron Is visiting
at tho home OF Dr. r. ]. kirk.
Trenton Kirk. of New lh!laaelnh'A
Ohio. and Donald Kirk. OF Pittsburgh
Pa. spent Christmas with their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. d. W. Kirk.
Mrs. {. r. Newton and children or
Akron, nre visiting her parents MI
and Mrs. r. r. Bethel
Mrs. Ida Baker and auEhters or 81
t'lairsvIlle. spent Christmas win h"r
PARENTS, Mr.. AMI Mrs. Smith Bethel
Mr.. and Mrs. +. T. F"lliwelI ana
children. OF Knvcnna. Ohio. arc VlsltlhS
Mrs. Holliwcll's parents MIR. ana MIS-
w &. Todd. 49,, J..
Cards were received hero nus wSSk
advancing tho marriage OF MISS Edna
Irlts Formerly OF this place. hu; now
~ Waterford, md Istlph Rc!!'nFt"r'
Of Holloway. The wedding look P'"ce
Of Cnmp Sheridan. Alabama
Nr and Mrs. Orland KIRK ."t ,'rcstllne
iobio visited this week with Mrs. NIX
rrrnn,s MIR. AMI Mrs !. \. Fisher
AR and Mrs. II. 7. Cow"n spent
Christmas IN Ecilalrc with their son.
,in-r, vo,c. md Miss wheeler OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-28
WHEELING CREEK

Mrs. Annie Robinson and oauSn. -.
>,;as CIaIr and Nora, arc spending the
,,,iId,ys with friends In Proctor.
NJ and Mrs. Edward Lively spent
c,-,a,,,oe n, the homo OF Mrs. Lively'S
parents u. ..
Mr., Lively Will move his family 70
Ohio this week. where they VIII "AAs
their future homo.
Wesley White And famil! ana JONI
Robinson and family spent Christmas ~
the homo Of e. Fl. White In Patterson.
william G. Shepherd returned 70
Wheeling Tuesday evening from snort
visit yttfktriands on the creek.
BILLY" Caldwell WAS business caiier
in Elm Grove.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-28

parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Newt McCcnn OF
West Alexander.
Mrs. Violet Murray md children left
this week for their home In Kansas
, after spending the past three months
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. -
Stricklln.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine Fisher
on Friday, december Fl, son.
Wayne Stricklin is spending several
DAYS with his grandmother Mrs. +. l.
Archer Of Maj"rsvile.
Mis- Wcltin Forrell Of C1aysville Is
sncndIng the holidays with her sister
Mrs. James Cuttings.
RoIcy Strickfin Of Oklahoma arrived
Friday Of Inst work to visit his family
until january 4. when he will return to
i!s work.
MI and Mrs. Ellsworth Terrell at
ta~,,rd tho funeral Of her sister nt But
raIn Crock Wednesday.
Mrs. Ross Of WASHINGTON. Pr. is visit
Ing her brother. II. c. Crawford. md
family.
Mrs. Mary Matthews is quite III NJ
her home IN Bcham.
There has been no school this week
No thu teacher. Miss Nora Harsh. Is III
or ChickenpnS.
Mr.. and Mrs Charlie Rent OF Pitts
, hurl:h spent Christmas with her parents
Mr. md Mrs. VIII Miller.
Jonathan Rnrnhart srcnt Christmas
with his daughter. Mrs. Thomas Durhin
OF Crabnprl". I'm.
Mrs Hannah Black Is slowly recover
Ing from mn Illness.
Mr.. md Mrs Charlie Mcdonald OF
West. Finley spent Christmas with her
parents. MIR. and Mrs. L. c. Sampson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Phillips and
Misses Rcsse Richey and Flosslp
Archer spent Monday shopping in Wheel
ing
Mrs. Lynn Archer and son. Byron. re-
turned TO her home nt Clinton Wedncs.
day after visiting her mother. Mrs. Ellen
Sampson.
Gus Eonnl1o and son. Carl. of Edging-
ron Lane. nrn visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Kel-
ley CIV
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-28
WEST VIRG|N|ANS
TRANSFERRED TO
313TH ARTILLERY

Special to The lntclligcncer
i CAMP LEE. Dec. 27.-The following
enlisted men In. the headquarters troop
Eighteenth Division. are transferred as
prlvates IN the Three Hundred mir
,eenth Field Artillery: Corp. Nile u.
Hemphill. Battery D: Private Robert {.
Hobson. battery D: Private Clarence F..
Cox. Battery a: corp. David A. Dunlop
and Private Harry +. Pehiy. Of Batter!
, \, and Privatrs James l.. Mcclure ami
/ Herbert G.. HcdlsS. OF battery {.
. Company r. Three Hundred and Nine
tccnth Infantry. has two new masco'S'
two cnons. which were purchased AT II
COS, of s25. They are Er"at pets
among the boys. hut are not Thoroughly
trained yet. as will be att"st"d by cyril
Madden. who is nurSing 4 GRsh In his
! hand as a result Of being bitten ny on"
. Of them.
! Private John krashach. If Company
4. is the champion: pie cater in the d!Ni-
sion. winning the pl" eating contest AT
tho y. n. e. a. building. eating wv"
pies in one minute and 40 seconds.
Private Cart Cost. ~ Company r.
Three Hundred and Nineteenth kcEi-
incut. received a be- Of the carload Oh
upplek which were sold for the benefit
OF the Italian war sufferers recently III
Pittsburgh. The apples were sent |"
Cost by G.. Suuscri. Pittsburgh frult
dealer, The box Was sold at auction
md brought 500. and the boys Of COM
pany X felt all ruffed up" as they
were eating apples that cost - c"rh.
! "Wha, do yuu want !" hr exempted
forc You nrr making rnurc money III
! the array than yn" did In civil life re-
markell Lieut. Charles VI. Jones. VINO
! has charge rl the department which ~
missing upon the CLAIMS for cXcinrtlnns
hy soldiers here. ~ The soldier VINO
shines ShncA for the officers. inc SOL
der. Is a former rtt*hurEhcr why
YOU should he getting rich charging us
officers II quarter In clean ruttesS an"
shining shoes II S"nl". 81 E"u ohicr'N
Yes. officer. would he getting r'ch
shining shoes If Surnc Of you ofrsccarS
would yet the shoes sh' Cd "ftcher' re-
torlcd the soldier. LOOK az H"u'
shoes, You need II shine now.
; You ought "a hc willing t" serve
vour country" snid Lieut., Jones To an
other soldier. "I.""k no" the govern
,ncn, provides fer your wife under the
,ilnlIlrE: and H." compensation p'hn
Even If you should hc killed III Datlls
uu,lrr the governments insurance p'7n
YOU can rest Gr>ur"d.
: Yes. and whit" | nm r"S!ihE aSSur'
cd" the soldier interrupted Il Will he
3 rt@liu. forever.
. The boys OF Company NJ lhr'" i'un'
,irrd and Nineteenth infantry. "se
proud ut the fact ihnt their mrs! i'eu'
= tenant. Charles II. Muse. won the S,.Fer
, ,,,, ar, rad for ,ltc ntu:,t proficient buy
onct r,,.r, at The thjrh clns: conducted
r,,, ,i;C!rs n, Fort Sin Okla. The men
,,r tho company know lhat they Will he
instructed in the AS. e II" i:''"nrt ny
" ',,,,c,;.r ,F IL. "T.u:.lI rih ticker.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-28
NERVOUSNESS
ON The Decline
Doctors Encouraged, They
Hold Out Hope for All

,"Nothing wrong but my nerves. We
! hear 1t al home ii work and every
where. Certainly. nervousness Is dis
ease. a man or woman might better
have 4 broken leg than Il shattered.
run down nervous system.
Ovcrwork and worry drains the
nerve cells and ccntrrs Of all their
strength and vitality. then YOU got your
SleepIesS nights roGr blood. nervous
ness. worry and fear thai C""S with Il
WORKOUT. hrukrn-ri0wn n"r! uuS SYSTEM
The better doctors Of to-day know
lust what to do in cases OF his Kind.
They know that Il few weeks use or
Phosphatrd Iron rarely fails to
strengthen. SIi:nuIai" and feed III"
hungry nerve c"nicrS.
Phosphated Iron certainly does lax"
hold. Tho way the majority nj patients
come back Is remarkable. iou can
almost SEQ their nerves grow steady.
strong and peaceful.
What change In appearance. 100.
The checks become filled out and Hush
ed with the healthy rnddy Gl0W that
only pure, red. ironized blood can give.
ewes sparkle. their step has the. spring
and swing of youth and their whole
system seems TO be alive win encFs!
ana good spirits.
Mr.. Nervous Man or Woman. PhoS-
rhatrd Iron will DO MI this for YOU If
YOU will give il n chance. Do not drag
around all in and half dead another
fav when hnlp is so near. Got busy!
and b. live ono once again.
To insure doctors and their patients
getting the genuine Phosnhnted Iron
W. have put in CAPSULES only. so no not
allow dealers to give YOU pills or tab
lots Insist on capsules. G. II. Gricst
& Co.. Wheeling, and leading druggists
everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-28
ITALIAN FUED ENDS
IN MURDER OF PAIR;
TWO SLAYERS ESCAPE
Sne cfal TO The Intelltgc0cer.

Spe cial to The 1ntelllRcncer.
MARTINS9CRG. ". Va. Dec. 27.-As
Tho result Of family feud. which was
gun in southern Italy years ago. and
which was brought to a head BY ous''
ness rivalry in Berkeley county. Santc
Musolino and Gutsippe Musolino. broth
ers. were shot to death. their cousin. An
tonic Britt. was dangerously wounded
and John GULL was slightly wounded
last n,sht by Antonio Panatti and Pat
Pasquale. at the Nessle quarter near
MartinsburI.
The Musolino brothers lived In HaE.
ertown. Nd. but were financially Inter
ested in q store conducted by Britt al
the Nessle village. Pannutti has also
been engaged In the merchandise bust
ness at the Same place. Pasouale. broth
er-in-law Of Pannuttl. had come to the
Quarrtes only few days ago. ostensi-
bly, on a visit to his sister. Mrs. Pan
multi
The Musollno brothers came over
from HaKerstown yesterday evening and
called at the store OF Pannutti. The lat
ter was not about. and they left word
for him to come to the store OF Britt. as
they wished to see him.
Pannuti and PasQuale later received
the message. armed themselves with
automatic pistols. went to the Br!ttt
store and began shooting. Santo Muse
limo dropped dead just outside the store
door. Guissippe Musolino was shot 10
death inside the store. Britt was shot
through the body as he sought to get
away, and GULL was shot through the
I. phc arrror
A search OF the clothing OF m" dead
men failed to disclose weapon Of any
sort. Sheriff Miller and posse chased
Pannetu and Pasquale 20 the + tu'aec
river. which the slayers crossed Into
Na1aryland. and tho chase was then con-
tlnued by Sheriff starlpNr. e =
town. but without result. Both men
stall being At large.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-28
Cnmeron Loca1D

! Harry willard. who tx quite III at his
home on the south slide WAS reported no
/ better yesterday.
Mrs. G. T. Hutchinson and daughter,
Miss t;crtrud" i;illispic. were calling on
friends in town Saturday.
VIM. Jones was shopping In Wheeling
Saturday,
Mrs. +. |. Wilson AMI children ar"
spending their Christmas with friends
al M"undsvllle.
! Mr. and Mrs. John. M"lrland Of
Chester, W. Va, nre the guests If Mrs.
McMill.n. parents. Mr.. ind Mira. {. l..
Carpenter and other relatives about
town.
Miss Bertha Allen spent Christmas
! with friends in Wheeling.
Mrs. McKluls. and It'll" daughter OF
Huntington. spent Christmas ut tn"
home ~ Mr.. and Mrs. Fleming OH the
Hin.
MIR. md Mrs. Leo Fitzgcald Of Akron.
Ohio nrn In town spending Christmas
and calling on friends.
Miss pclmrak Fitzgerald has returned
home to FAirmont. after spending
Christmas NJ her home hero.
Chns. Fish Of the country n home
for n few days furlouEh from Ih"
urnry.
Hunk Howard and SfHnl";. CROW ar"
two soldiers from Camp sherman. VII"
suppressed their parents and friends h!
dropping in on them Christmas day for
IL hrirf furl"uEh.
EA Policeman ''hn". l.. kirF. has So
cured II ,usIlinn at tive T. & 9. shops at
E.nw,.,d and ,mr'r,! uI"r tn" HI
charge If Ill duties Il! hla'k%mi'h yes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-28

NEW YORK. Dec FL. E. johnson.
,rcsI diem; Of the Norfolk end western
halfway company. since september 1903
resigned today from that office to Do
como chairman Of the Board OF Difoc-
tors He was succeeded by N. d. Ma
her, who was first vice president A.
t. Needles. the present general mana
rcr was elected vice president In
,harre OF operatl lions .effectire January
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-28

Attorney j. H. Allison has hcrn 40
busy FOR the Inst tx" or three days
making out qH"stl0nnairH" that 1t has
become necessary for him to have as
sistonce They confirm" TO pour In 20
his office from all quarters Of the globe.
He Is working night and day 10 get
nil tho drartcrs served before the time
is cut. Several pcnrl" come from
I;rncno county. Ia. To this place 10 have
their papers made ont.