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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-05
z-fnmerrnonns Brief-DeMtfNlanes 1lcttpebr.

Sebt nadlSen Der 5Ahasr nbr 3immermaaHs Suf ghftet, eriheint
bic SADIE in einem san5 nenea Sidte- SentihlanS bat eniab in @Otpebr
achanbdt 5enidlaHo fannie ben Stanopnnft nnlerer A0nttnilTanon.
IS mnM, DaF Sic gmnbesrsiernng gRih 81 Seginn Os Sriegss cine
BEN glirten DObhpDacnDe @entralitGt eHsenummen bntti ban Die yer.
Etaaten re NIT gaien, gRnRtiOn nnD @eio Derioraten, am ben nnghtfen
aamyF fprsnieben. 9af Die am JMber bcfiRDifen &ertuter Der gphen
9artd pear i1r gmfOrmbeHprcden brahrn, ais lie ben aAiierten rfN9e
glnIrIbsR madlten. aanerita mar mod benz llrtcle iulhu %3etfdrifrn me
sic Stem NgpabGe4, bic Der IomiHfrahpu Rr nbt pebt, nO bic
.gbfeaap Sri6nneq, Bic Die Rhhnngsparhi i'm S0uSe Dcrtrtt niemalS men
trail. ms mnste 9enidlano unncBmen, Oak Die uoblmOlmOe Jenhaitatl
aeae6eum lals ad in pFfens 5~etn0fhaft Oermanoeln iDHrSe Sieien Sdts
pnnft aIubte 9eaHdlano fit gefOmmen, ais rs ae5mnageH mar, inneH
GtauSguuft hesHaid hes beSngnngsweHen Saudboottrn8es anbaseben,
nib eneu rIdidtsloieu sn fabrcu, nm ieine 6Iffens 81 ihaken. gaf
IN biehm linn frihiheu 3eipnutt &erbiROete Diltpmucn uareu, tit iebf.
perft1rSGh uun Sb es einen &erind mahhe, i1 Oidttcm Sn fGern,
fam man Inn ndf berargen. IS hanScte in Rotuehr unS 9ipt fenHtI
fcfn gdat. Dies lit fene SeridwOrnng, mic Dnle 3chnugcn a. 9fn-l
snfean berIndben, iunofrn Is lit Sdnt eigener Griieu5. Sognr bic Opr.l
grmahns rGbicaaD sribnne4 iHreibt: oySeRn mir GentannOs Saans
8errat Arunen, MAIDEN mir ms lddsrlid."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-05
Geididtcn Dp,n gfcffsr,

Der gfeffsr, oieiea trob ieiaer
Sansibigssit I'm geiBen otr6reitstte
nasr GeDir5s, Der irsus aamsroo
bss Salses ouf benz Slid Ser arnsn
ipis rsi9en, IN 0sTn GeburtsIano
mir germ unIers 5sinbs uno aut
mau9maI CUTE 5rsunbs Ddnl9en
IpisIte In irii9eren Jabr5unberten, ais
ibm anoers Gefpir3e nod lpenistr
aonlurrsns mahten, cine nod nett
be0sutsnoere Role aIs aegenndrtiq.
SdOH i'm altsrtam brahtsn ibn 0it
arobsr ans 0Fin0isH IN RaHen nafl
4bsn unb Sefotra, Don no er AZ ben
@risdsn, gpsantintrB anb R0mau
Fam. als osr 6eriib1tt @otent0niq
4lariH 400 Rom etnnabm, Iegts Ct
Der 5tabt nsbft unst1eursn @eibs
fummen tine RuntribntiOn bon 5000
pfuno gFtffsr aaf. IN 1autihIanb
nameatlih lpnr Ipdtsrbin sine bod
eroeiat Qiebhnbtrei fir Den pfsiitr
gsrhrsitst 9srtiis I'M p. Sabtbua.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-05

bert ipfrbe Ct bon Wientr, MtgeHss
burger, A~uasburgsr, NiisnDerser, III
mer RauFberren mhHsH9uFt NIT 1ns
Dertn inbiihen @etpilr5en aus Jtas
lien eingsfiibrt unb Oisft spitfftrs
fGds4. tpie tie bon Den &aubrittsrn
! T~pottpsift esnannI ipurben. er%iparbsH
onnit tolofale Neidtimer. 10 Oab
fe oft bic @bre battsn, BON Rdiier
uHb 5iritsn %anespumpt gu peroen.
SIN Ia. un6 Is. Sa6rbunoert mar
in 8tutl9Ianb Der qfsffer pislFaa
Elm Griobmittel fiir bares 9eID. prb
piIegien ipurben nit pfeffer e%rtautt,
Eteuern ano Gtromobgabsn in pftTs
FER enlri9tet. Biz itdbtiItm geb1rotn
nit qTefFer beIclost, ourhreiisuos
5iirItsn unb ibrs 2un5Ier nit pfef'
fer bslhsRtt.
@oear bic perIebts &roue oes shsi.
ligen rOmil9en Geihss bsutIh der Ias
ton parbs einmol nit pfeFFer aus.
ael5It. 9ie groBe Rtgsnaburger gb,os
nit er8dbIt nGmIid BON Dem @dIqb
eez Refdstnges bes &ailers 5lglSs
numb (1410-3D bonn Sabre 1434
Mls sur Qbreiie aus Rsgsnsburg ale
4nItaIten gs~trofisn iparsn, gebra9
ss an Gelo. bic 9oitsn Der 6olblls
tung su beri9tigen. Der Roiier eni.
osdts feline @slOptrIsgsnbeit isinm
Iieben Getreusn, benz aGmmerer una
aat, bic absr tetns 2uf batten, in uit
eigensn Obnebin bur9 ben arieg IGon
fart srleinterten anftn 5u greiGsn,
un0 Is aud niht gerattn fanben bas
9emeiniprfeB fir Gin 0orIsbeu in
auipra9 gu nebmeu. Der Hdmmerer
@umbrs6t ncbIt orei on6ersn Nit
perfpdltern bss @emsinpeiens srbo.
ten Fi9 jsooh, 1900 @uI0sn borSas
f6ieben inter Der @eOingung zines
binIaneIi6sn llnterpfanbss. Qotss,
brungen mubts ii9 SENT Raiittllas
MoisItdt sntF9lieBen, in ben Iouren
apfeI gu beiBen unb mittels gsri9rtis
bung, batiert aus gfssensbarg ON ct
MineIstng 20. September
i'm a6ntgI. StaotsardiD su min.
zen auEbetpohrt), eintn Sell Isines
5iIberseiairrs unb ieIbit feline adis
srfrous surid3ulaFeu utb nit gss
serten aoffern in Den erisn gogm
es Sttober Der sbsniu gutsn nIs
irfidtissn Gtaot Rssensburg ben
liiden gu tsbren. Sin Den Iebten Sns
en- bes Snbrss fam Elm f1iIerlider
tommifarius urto berldngte bie eth,
eieBten gFGnber ait lUIen. Da er aber
iht 6inIdnsli9 NIT tlingenber min.
je Derfebsn mar, bot er pfefftr itatt
9eIbes an.
Die Regensbhrser oinssu nOIsns
Oolens Sarauf Elm. Sn Der Staoftsb
lung finoet ii9 Der gtrmert: .uniet
0err, Der Rdiier, lit Die ihuloia as.
ipsfen 4642 absinifds guIDen; 0ae
iir bat ct msinem Germ gutss yiono
qeIebet. auf pas babsn msine 6erren
pfeffer tauft, an Dem pfeffer 1T Der.
loren nOrben 10 pFunb, 8 61iamge,
% 4fennige."
Il
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-05
Oh srite aer3tin Der gdiueis

Sn Grid lit Dor tur8,tn Srau Or.
maria 9eim. g6gtIin, bic srIte hDtis
jerffds asr3ttn, naa 40idBrissr
Birtlamteit in i6rem geruF, bebns
geIhieDen. 5el mar teine Groaens
red)tIerin I'm dnesnommsnm SinR Dss
Wortes; fe fdmpIts niht fir mspr
8e6te Der 5rau, absr is BOB ben
Nsrt elmer ieosn einSsluen 0urh bic
Dirbigung nnb 4nerlsnnang ibrer
Nrbeit. 5ausfrou uno Mutter fem
Idien ibr elm spler. a~asfiaenper Be-
rut, unb Tie FauD marine Morte BET
Qnerteunung unb Der 4nirihtnag
fir Foide, bic unter erifperenbsR
%amFdnosn trel unD Don lire 4flldt
uaf oiejsm gebIet erfiaten. Nus Der
5iiTIe ibrss Q8ifens, ibrer Grfabs
rung unb ibrsr Steele bat fs gaus
ienoen ibrer G9peiferH eeholfm
fura iGners 5tunOeu uno our3
fatpers Ptlgsrfnbrt.
0sbOrsn an z. 9Itober 1916 III
gDsen (aargnu), ipurOe Morie B0gts
TN alb srIte 5GiDsijerin tin Dttpbsr
1868 als TtuD. msb. immatrituIisrh
uno stDar an Der llnipsritdt Grid.
SIN Dttp6tr 1872 Isgts fs nit ere
folg Oas meDi3iniIhs Staatsyamsn
al, Dem i'm s5ali 1874 an Der unts
berftdt Grid bic PROMOTION gum
Or. msp. mil Qus5sitnung Folgte.
Sic belt Itsts an 0em @runbiab feF5
niht nit Bortsn uno S9rtftsn fir
ben aer3iinHsnberuF ooer bic Gripsis
terane oer 5ransnredts 40 tdmpfsn,
ionpsrn MIR mt Der 5ot. Dur6 bic
tatf14li9e 2eIltang roIte he bspeis
fen. oaB cine 5rau Elm gutter Mg5t
Iein Tam unD bic 4er5tin cine Rots
nenDigisit lit. unD Dieisr gspsts
tit ibr in poaitem 9labs geIunesn.
Wdbrsnb oieIer Sabre berditigtt Fe
cine unssbeurs proris uno 3d9lte Sa
ben befsn Spe3ialiTm in Grousns
frnntbeiteu unD Gs6artsbhFe bts melt
iiber bic GreuSeR oss QanDes.
SIN Mdr5 1876 p~srbelratste F6
Marie gGetIin nit Dem prOFeHor Dsr
0eoloais Mlberf 6etm, aus fueimer
gIiidIidm gbs sipsi Sinner ertpuas
len Nst in oisiss idiige, n6er bar,
moniIde JdmiIisnIsbsn binsinbIidsn
Durfte, pn DirD b1s Bib nie psrs
gef'm. ME in Dn cine DieIbegsbrts,
daBsrit bednIprudis asrstin NIT IL
nsr tadtigen. edit Idfpeigerifden
5ausfrnn b~eretnigts. Die cine Giuns
be tisf in 6nasseI9dEtm bem
5fidm bon Rleibsrn. aaHtngelnafs
i'm. @ngtsnnrbeiieH bic an0ers
Stunbt am ar0nftnttsE ihrer gns
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-05

iaHteR Gpiio0e zines M1ohens, mel.
DIES ais anabe er5ogeu nur0e. Nm
1iefstag WilttiDoh IND Gonners.
tag miro bier a6be eagles @mgs
eeseigt Elm patriotifdes @dnoeIhil0.
oos ioDobI Dom 8ruli0gIten 4alion
ais aud bon 0eiien anbiueftsmit9lie
bern nooiiiert muroe. Ger gmtritts
Dreis pdbreno Oieier 0reI Gage wur
oe auf 20f erhobt. 5reitag nlO
Sanstag eHolid finoen mir Srene
6ernuid in0 Cipen Moore in ~
t1irl gife Chat cine hodlinfereiion
fe nR0 friieiHoe Gariieamig aus Ger
8grbrehermelt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-05
Sigg 9tsaier.

aE5 zines Der belten @ai1oelbiI.
oer.IAeaier Der Staot nniB 6FUeiieI.
los 0ds aagempiH beiiebte eSpp4
OH 5arnam StraBe be5eidnet nprs
Den 3ie bort g%ebotsnen 8iloer itel.
len mabre anHimerte anf H1reri
Deblet oar, Die oilrd mirflih funit
terrible Nliliif nod ~be0ellteno an Gin
Druid gefpinuRn Sir brute, Moas
tag. finDen mir bic bef1nnte, tiph
tige 5iliHooriieaerin @iolet Nierle
rean 0ls Observation-Disclosures III
SDe 9vg cid eiaer bcdmtere.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-05

poraen @erbdlhnhfen fir Ole auSihiHe Elm 2eidtes III, minIhenSpert
gtFee ~ @ebelnlrsnfgen ab5uihIodteL OdB Dr eiumne AheeorOneg
meoer Benhaug finoct, nod fh Snr @ehRng brtngen fmn, menn Eine
gerlfibtigmg oils pihheerpr 6nttor bon Der 2dnae leiner Gcut8eti
abpangt. nto tblieBltdl onb e ortgeno erforoerlib 1T. Oos GogesIidt IN
gen11e Mdnfe un0 eden 0s aoptols 5u5uoHen. Die bomrmdbnfe Sudp
lae I'm nutiten sonsreB bat Die ~geotiouo[ @oters' 2eoeue". etne 0reani-
iati0R oe Da0reno Der leeten 8Dei Sabre eifrig in fonidrttiden Gimme
taHg gapelep ~ NIT Der 0offuuHg erfiat DAB 0e nht nnabbanaiqen
abgeoronetea t4 ais Elm aern enUeien iperoeb Dem fb biureiten6 Re
gabHtaner uno 0enotrate1 an5uihleBen beret ituo, I'M cine parteaoe
9rgannterlmg Oes Gongrefes at ern0gHden. 60 manffenspert 0tesI
pom poltsfreunoitheu StanOpnfte aud mare, 70 ipeng fcgt @ruuS 5a
Der AHnaDme por oaB fb in nahten aongreB cine gaebrbett fir cidcI
gteneruag ttnoen miro. Dafnr baben mir pininueilen nod all bRie go
triohn. pie bereit limo fr o. Union au leben rno - Ge6olt bon ibr
81 baiebenl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-05

iisnilmuen pDst BEL ThDItrIpsn 0psEaa
tlonet.
Sn ben ltbitn SaArsn iiberIieb big
Nerhorbsne ben tigentIiheu AerJfss
beruI segtniibet bernittelten pdtientins
iren ben iiingersn aolsglnuen unO
ton5entrisrts DdFir ibrs S9offtns.
FRAT auf Sprshiiunoen fir arnlt
3rauen unD 9ttoer unD Deren 4sd
banoIune unO isrner ouF Das 9erfur'
gen Don 1rmen, me6r Doer penigst
sItsrnlOlsn aiHoern Del braUen, TIM
b~crIiebeRpen acpptipeltern.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-05

II IA AttlN ~ W.
Batsr (uHgsouIoig5: .gnDli9 tpmmF
Du. no mart Da penn. @sOre9"
geOrg. sir ben gla4bar ho6' ID
cine MlB Bier esgoltf~
Mater 5eutrnsbrm d n
ntrm. Geusrntbrnann aus B.:
sWstn 9Eebsr = mir balm a beusrs
ipehrl aaum brsnni's, III Der 8raHb
Disber s'lOidt-
6susrpsbrmanH aus g.: Die bsI'
fer Bsasrpsbr ian mir. bst uns pa
brsnnts i6srbaupt nett
-
RsiisHoer (3Ornig): aDas III nIItr.
oings btr GGirm, ben ID Dor pier
Mrhtn bet S6Htn Fsbtn Efsb. fDis
iiebt Der o5er isbt ousg4
@irt (ilsinlnaD: ia. mas e cher
aud In ben bier mp6en Immer fit
n Wsttsf mari
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-15
MUCH LITIGATION
OVER AUTO SALE
Local Architect Defendant in Suit
Check is Questioned - Inter
pleader Suit Instituted.

4 Slut2 autombit sold by Henry
Srhmulbari Schatrr Ut the interna-
tional Rubber Sales company Ia Guy
Pogue, local architect. Is apparently
the object Of contested ownership. y
few days ago Attorney Charles Mahan
entered an attachment suit in the
court of Justice Of the Peace X. Il.
Hobbs in which he secured possession
Of the SluIH roadster The machlne
is now in The hands OF Mr.. Schaler,
The original owner.
Now Mrs. Guy Pogue. through her
attorney, Charles j. Schuck, has in
stiruted an interpleader suit in which
she is attempting 10 gain possession
OF the machine. claiming | hat il was
presented TO her by her husband some
time ago.
Yesterday afternoon action was
brought against Mr.. POgue by Mr.
Schafer in the circuit court it being
alleged that he issued check as part
payment for the car when he had no
funds in the bank ia cover the lace
of the check. 1t j. also alleged that
he issued notes and failed 10 make
navmenr on same when they became
due, which is responsible for the at
iachmenL being secured against me
machine and liz return 10 MI
Srbafpr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-15
COAL MINERS TO
RECEIVE INCREASE
Vice President Lee Hall Expects
Operators to Act in Favor
able Manner

That the coal operators ol ONO,
Indiana. Illinois and Eastern Pennsyl-
vania will grant All increase III
wages 10 lne miners Is the OPINION
Of Lee Hall Nre-Wesdeni Dl the ONO
district. who is in attendance at the
miners" convention beins held in ibis
city.
Al conference with the operators
held a, columbus, o.. early This monih
the nalltl was taken up and II was
decided 10 confer with the United
: Mine Workers organization at Indian
,apni,s. Recess WAS taken until Inc
! 10Th Of This month when the matter
! will ID" discussed further.
The operators were represented al
1he meeting and discussed the wage
scale increase. They will meet again
with tnr miners on March 10th.
~ he present wage scale dneS MOI
eXp;r" until April. 1918, The miners
ARE unable 10 break the agreement
new existing, bui they Will on lie
Io;hpr hand ask for voluntary III
crease on the parl OF The operators:
, Increased Cost Of food supplies and
general living expenses If responsible
Tor the miners desiring me increase.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-15

pensions. and construction of new
miners buildings.
The election committee reported the
results Of the election held in Decem-
her as follows: William Roy, prcsi-
dent; Frank Ledvinka, vice president.
and William Applegarth, secretary
treasurer. Auditors elected were:
Jerome Watson. John Long and
George Scheid.'
William Green Speaks.
William Green, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Of the international union, was the
principal speaker al the morning SEES
sion. His address consumed the
greater portion Of the morning and no
ATTEMPT was made at the transaction
oil any business.
The old age pension plan was one
of the principal features Of his dis
cussion. He urged its enactment by
the legislatures Of the various states.
AIR. Green said that the m ners are
Justly entitled to pension, lnaSmuch
as upon reaching a certain age lhtE
ara pronounced unfit for further work.
and are releeatcd TO the OutcaStS ana
unless cared for by their families soon
drift 10 the county infrmarios. In
rinsinc he urged the closer utilization
of thn, miners unions and cooperate
If thr miners was advocated.
Today's sessions will be taken up
urincinallv with committee reports.
The grievance committee reporting i'm
nediately after the convention con
renns this morning Nearly one hun
drad delegates are attending The con
vention. representing fourteen thou
H William Roy. president. is presiding
-, tbo cpsSiDnS,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-15
MINERS WILL ASK OPERATORS
FOR VOLUNTARY WAGE INCREASE


nounced. that d final decision will be
reached at a conference to be arrang
ed within short time. The opera
tors have asked for Il meeting, OF the
miners representatives. OF the trl'
state district TO take up the matter
but should they not get together soon
a conference is to be held March 20
Urge closer Relationship.
The afternoon session yesterday
brought forth the first business Of the
convention since It opened 1ueSdas
Two committee reports were made by
the chairmen and discussion OF these
consumed the entire afternoon. The
first TO report was the committee on
organization. They urged closer re
lationship OF the miners in the local
unions and more frequent meetings
that little matters might be discussed
and amicahly settlad by their officials
The COMMITTEES Of officers reported in
creases in cooperative stores. new
mining legislation, progress In old age
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-15
VISIT THE REX
At NOON TODAY
Free Picture on Manufacture OF Auto
Mobiles To-day.

4 birds eye view motion picture IN
panoramic form, in which Is shown the
|H,mnYuv together with IN excellent
c G%l,nuMS' Of John y. WHY'S will be
Shnwn in conjunction with tile Wins iliys.
Knight Valve Motor motion picturES
IN he exhibited al the Rex theatre Mar
I;rt street, according 10 Mr.: +. u. Hen
Jerson. of tic Auto Sales CompanE' 7,.
telegram wa* received t. fr %r H rhe
49,, yesterday i'm which the company
d dTrsS9 Ihe film told Of the net sec
lions Witch are to be added to the pic
ture When shown in Wheeling at noon
Mr' Henderson. Of the Auto Sales Com
Many is making preparations to handle
!, capacity crowd and he predicts thal
Ihe theatre will be filled. ..,
81 heJieye" said Mr. Henderson. that
this moving picture makes clear more
about the automobile motor than tne
average owner understands. The WHY'S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-15
START APPRAISING
! RAILROADS. ROUTE
JUDGE II. C. HERVEY YESTERDAY
NAMED THE APPRAISERS FOR
LAND CONDEMNED
For Wheeling, Ohio & Eastern Road
Through Marshall County
Farm-Order Entered.

Five Marshall county citizens, CON-
missioned Yesterday by Judge Fl; e;
HerYey for The ta4k, within short
time will begin the appraisemenL OF
property needed for the Wheeling,
Ohio & Eastern railroad through the
John A. Moore farm, near Viola, Sand
Hill district. Marshall county.
A formal order naming f. W..
Brown, +. r. Moore, G. i. Hutchln-
son, j. ". Wcllman and Francis v.
EOho appraisers for the rIght-ot way
which the W, .. & f. will condemn
was handed down by Judge H. {. Her
Yey al Moundsvile yesterday, follow.
ing closely upon the second decision
OF the court in few weeks holding
that the Wheeling. Ohio & Eastern
has a right TO carry out condemnation
proceedings 10 secure the needed
right-of-way. The FIRST decision, fol
lowing a lengthy hearing, held that
the w. .. 4 L. had the right to con-
denim the land while the second orin.
ion was denial of the petition o:
the Wheeling Coal railroad, composed
Of Pennsylvania railroad employees,
for rchearing Of The case.
Engineer Iacubus. chief of the STAFF
OF engineers for the Wheeling, ONO
6. Eastern, announced yesterday that
the company has closed Il deal for a
part of the Sarah Allison farm. two
miles below Majorsrille, which VIII
be used as shipping center Tor mat
section. The deed for the 77-acre
tract has been filed in the Marshall
county court.
Thomas Swartz. secretary OF the
road, states that deeds are being pre-.
pared for rights ol-way through Ohio
and Marshall counties 10 the Pennsyl-
vania stale line, and with the eScep.
tion of few small parcels there con-
demnation steps are necessary, the
righ,-ol-way purchase to the state line
is completed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-15
STOCKHOLDERS OF STATE
FAIR WILL MEET TODAY
Action Will Be Taken on proposed
Bond Issue for Purpose OF
Making mproVements:

Action on resolution authorizing
the issuance Of bonds To Me ailouh'
OF S65. 900 will be taken by Stockiio;Iu,
crS of the West Virginia Exposition
and Stale Fair associal ion, al gen
ar.,I meeting 70 be held This after.
noon n 2 O'Clock. The meeting will
ha held at The associations main VI
f're, on thr fair grounds.
FUNDS secured BY The proposed
,v.ue Will he used for the purpose NJ
making improvements /" th@ iHif
rrounde. il has been Announced 'i''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-15
HIGH COST OF LIVING is GIVEN
AS CAUSE FOR ACTION. =,
Adoption of Resolution is Matter Of
Form, as Operators Have Been IN
Conference Regarding Increase.

delegates here for the nineteenth
annual convention Of sub-district No.
:. Of district No s. OF the United Nine
Workers of America. made 1t PLAIN
Yesterday that resolution will be
adopted before adjournment asking
operators of Eastern Ohio and the
Panhandle section for a voluntary in
crease In wages. The request Is
prompted by the high cost OF living.
The adoption of the resolution Is
purely a matter OF form, lnasmuch as
ne executive board of the state or
SANITATION has at various times been
IN conference with the operators and
have had amicable results. They are
ontimistic and believe that the In
crease will be granted.
r is expected, officials here an
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The Court of Last Resort.

Around The stove of the cross roadS
prncrrv is the real court Of last resort,
for il finally ovcrrulcs all others.
Chamherlain's Cough Remedy has been
brought before this court in almost
every cross roads grocery in this
country, and has always received
lavora bic verdict Il is in the country
where man expects 10 receive iuIl
value for his money that this remedy
lis most appreciated. Obtainable every
,-hn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-15
Y. N. c. 4. CIRCUS.

Committees Of the y. VI. {. y. are
working on plans for The second an,
nual performance Of Dingling and
Buneling's circus, 10 be given in the
gymnasium on Thursday and Friday
evenings, March - and 30. Stanley
II. Smith is general chairman and has
thr following assistants: Phil Smith,
tickets: Dr T.. s Billiard, refresh,
mems; George Maser. usher: Carl
Nav. music; {. J. Miller. costumes;
Harry l.. Tibbens. publicity, and Rus
sell Bond. clown band. Prof. C.. j;
Miller of the y. NJ. e. A. physical
department is directing the prodrc-
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sRoTHERHocD MEETING.

The Brotherhood .t0f Zion Lutheran
church will meet III, very important
session on Thursday evening at g
o'clock. Owing to1the fact that the
meeting was postpSned last month a
large attendance p looked for. a
banquet will be seized the men. All
members and theitE friends are urged
to be present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-15
PARK OPENS MAY II.

Griffiths and Crane. managers OF The
Wheeling park. announced yesterday
that The popular outing place would
open for the SUMMER season ThllrH'
day, May IL An attractive program
is being arranged for The opening day.
Numerous Improvements are being
mad" 10 the park buildings and amuSe-
menr places. Many new features tor
II he Vaudeville performances given AIT
.'t....a ..,,I ,.,...,:n~ h.,Nl. ben ~
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The great majority of people suffer,
ing today from excessive thinness anu
poor development, while they eat three
good meals a day. only manage 10
maintain life and a portion or the
health and strength that Shpulu be
theirs They stay thin mainly because
they are OF highly strung, nervous
snosition-nerves on an edge most
wi the time This need DC no draw
hark however, IN YOUR putting on
flesh II YOU will frs; Of all correct tas
nervous disposition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-15
CONFER 01a1EES
Black Prince Lodge, Xn1Ehts Of HythisS,
Will Meet sTou1Eht.

Black Prince Lodge, No. 10. Knights
of Pythias. will GOLFER the rank OK
knight upon six caIHldatcs at a meet
ing to be held this eacning in the Pyhr
line streets. Team. Captain edward
Dittmar will have cltaeGe Of thetwork. q
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HIST WHAT THIN, NERVOUS
RUNDOWN PEOPLE NEED
ec.s,t Makes You Put Flesh ncreas
Inn eioht in Many Months Time

Pamgin Tablets with Gentian act
FIRST on the nerves and then by quick
" correcting faulty digestion and in.
creasing the appetite lay the tOundn-
ton stone OF the Increased weight that
is sure 10 follow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-15

Every druggist in America is author
lied 10 refund the purchase price #
few weeks steady use ne directions
advise fail IA benefit YOU. E. II. Grle=i
& Co. sells lots OF II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-15
COUNTY COURT
Marriage Licenses.

,,'nri Whlric Of Washington. Ia. and
Mare punham of McaduwlanfS. ia.
Charles .Irnkncr and Margaret Reed'
both Of RraddOrk Pa.
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Deeds.

Salvatore. Orlando IL Vincent Nrril-
l.;ri. luI in Patterson. $40 and other con-
sidrrariuu.
r. - Jenkins and wife 10 Mary kct-
;.r,r. tot ~ lVurwoOd. SO and other
cons de- rat ion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-15

Overland Company GAS developed this
sleeve valve motor. put. on engine con-
structon in general
For instance: It shows what goes on
underneath the hood when YOU throw In
starters pedal. IT. shows you what
makes the wheels 80 round in THAI
small compartment 3nside the hood OF
the car YOU drive"