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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-16

your own members has said on the
floor that it was a matter of dispute
as to whether | should be in Jail or a
lunatic asylum. | will not have this
thrown at me-"
TOLD of Conference.
Lawson then related in detail how
he had come 10 Washington at the
request of Chairman Henry and had
called on him at his office; how Mr.
Henry had told him that he wanted
his help to run down the leak
charges. Lawson said he thanked
Henry and urged that they talk freely
and in confidence. Henry, he said
explained his position as chairman OF
the committee charged with looking
into Authorization that might bear on
the investigation. Congress wanted
something tangible, he quoted Henry
as saving, and added that the chair
imam asked him to give him any IN
formation that he had about any IN
ldividuals involved.
Lawson further declared that Henry
pleaded with him at the end Of their
escond conference to cease urging an
investigation of the leak" charges
It would be a serious thing to the
country, Lawson quoted Henry as
saying, to have an inquiry at this
time. 1t might be possible, however,
Lawson said Henry pointed out, to
inaugurate wide inquiry into the
stock market situation in the course
of thirty days of so. Such an inquiry
being to Lawsons liking, and as he
had repeatedly stated that the. "leak'
now under fire held no interest for
him, he said he readily agreeds,I
Ar that noint Lawson reiterated his
statement that he never told Henry,
nor had he told anyone, that he had
direct information regarding leak.
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D I 6 D

cHAHplER-on Monday morning. JaasAR5 -. 1917
ut the homo OF her daughter, Ma Oscar Tow
send. Chicago ILL.,. MRS. GARY cARBnL :,
CHANDLER. s. Z.
Funeral services in Chicago. Janasp l6 IntNAsnt
Greenwood cemetery. Wheeling. Wednesday. Janu-
AIRY Il. p
GROVES-0n Monday. January IS. 1911. & 5:se
o'clock a No.. At her late reSdencA los ffteeath
street, MARY +. McCCLLAGH. wife u 1oAa I.
Groves In her 63rd year. -
Services nj the home Tuesday evenins . c'anSAs
Friends OF the family invited. Intermsat psfIStsS
Wednesday morning. Greenwood conets1.
(please omit EoWerL)
cocHRAH-On Friday afternoon. January H. Dill.
u. 3:i5 O'Clock. at tho family roCdeaes. Ma
KATHERINE CoYLE COCHRAN. wife Of D. C
Cochran. In tho 10th year Of her aga
bottrs hsrrafter
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Stockholders Meeting
wheeling Steol s. Iron Company,
Wheeling, W. Va.
January 18th, 1917.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders
of tho Wheeling Steel Il Iron company
VIII be held at the Office of the company.
corner Main and South streets. Wheel
ing, ". Va. on Tuesday. February 18th.
1917. at 9 p. IN. for the election OF di-
rectors and the transaction of any other
business that may be properly or Ir;sall;
presented.
Transfer books will he closed from
close Of business February 3rd. 1911 to
close Of business February 18th. 1917.
BY Order Of Board of Directors.
ISAAC u. SCOTT. rrcS idcni.
Attest:-C. ]. Hunter. secretary.
Ja-13-1G-o%- 30-l'c-13-16
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|LosT-BETwEEH WEST FINLEY AND ELA,
GROVE. TWO 3ox3N FIREsTohE TIRES
MOUNTED ON RIMS TOGETHER WITH IlRE
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The Detroit times., 1917-10-20
stenoqraphers and mlner, seare,

benjamin Sand director az the
government employment bureau. r..
Gently advertised FOR clerks ard
slenographers FOR ne ordnance do.
pstment in Washington Despite
The fact that the pay Is good and
the chance of Advancement excel.
lent. Mr. sand received only is sp.
plicstions He wanted several times
that many and he can use either
mcn or women In addition Nj
Sand is trying 20 employ men 20
work In the coal mines 81 Ken.
lucky. lie wants It understood that
The mon he engages are not strike.
breakers and that he viii SEND them
only to mines where there IA no Ia
Dor trouble He believes ~ Tho ia.
triotic duty OF men TO enlist for
service IN the Kentucky coal mines
az this time when there Ia a short.
nFe Of fuel
The Detroit times., 1917-10-20
STOCK MARKET
CLIMBING UP
Improvement I'm Liberty Bond
sales Reflected ON
Market

SEW YORK. Ocl co. The New
york LuuHe duH financial royinw
lrla a'd
fhe rp mtum IN yesterday
afe session Ot tlr stock market
carried several points further
tulat Thc Opening VAS effected
th s4mDtHmE very like "a rush,
tut iu inhalation OF buying OF
diana 0Y nIht LARGELY for he
Short ...uua. athu thcrc ia and
hae boon great deal oi quiet IN
st,tmaai buying In the past two
go thrpr days
'Iutrea sing momentum impaired
f1 tha ber'f inan campaign im
proved lnprl renImen. mea1ur-
lhIv Reports of further inroads oi
Ccrhu Gd Austrian morale up-
Grated to tho same purpose The
statement of the government food
control authorities that he corner
nad been turned n high prices and
That steps would be- taken 10 curb
eyorr1uap retail prices, especial
~ for sugar, meats and -four was
Encouraging and timely.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-20
NrxY YOU'D rUODICE

NEW york. oct ~ Flour Dull
upohenprA PORK strong moss. SIS
b. fa11 lard Dull nom nal mia.
pnw steady centrifugal a5 test.
81 80. riuacovado. 81 t"ti $500. re-
fnei. steady. cot Loaf tf.Ng. crush
al Sg.sDt pos dcred. Ss70n $50 gran
ulatrd. lsa5. coffee RIO No Z on
20 city iGHc Hay, Steady. prime
40 !. 81 20dt 25 NJ 9, flobW % I,
clover. sbalnfi1b Dressed poultry
Quiet turkeys, gfHasc chickens s2
fsse. fowls 3l "a SOC. ducks ~ &c.
Live monthly IHslsr. grcqo. lkc.
durkr 3lNaHc. fowls 2ouRac, tur-
Keys. zoe. rouatera i6C. chicken,
hruifcrs e0n2fr Cheese Insettled
stata MILL, common 20 specials, 20
2sc. Skins. common 20 special. so
Gle
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CHANCES IN
HOME RACE
STILL even
No Candidate Has As
Yet Secured q
Big Lead

~ iNff pithu lultitr lai NeNN
aroused among rho workers Ia The
Times blk salesmanshlp Campaign
All candidates are ION thdr toes"
10 take ADVANTAGE of tho 20 pun
CENT VOTE DIVIDEND OFFER
which went Into effect yesterday
and ends &C 10 ,. m. next Thursday
night
This offer has given added zest
20 The efforts of the contenders and
enables them 10 gain much great
or vote on their subscriptions ac.
cured now than during the last
week OF the contest
Friends and acquaintances OF all
candidates should lend their urr0e
and should give their suhscript
during this period when the votes
count more than they will again Tor
their favorite
Tho race is very even one as
no candidate has commanding
lead over their competitors ard all
should push on with determination
As the saying goes. go The yic,cs.
belongs Che spolls" and tho spofs
IN this case are unusually% hlg prizes
prizes as may never again be
offered In this community
The $4,000 Aladdin Home, tho 81
$50 Ross g." The Studebaker 20, -
the $685. overland and the s72f 3ris-
zoe are such grand awards for p
Few spare hours spcnt each day in
working for subscriptions and votes
that no candidate can afford TO laE
az this stage OF the race,
NOW "a the time 20 pile MP votes
big votes for the final count Oct
81
Many changes are shown in to-
days published standing
New leaders have sprung 10 the
front. while those who have been
holding down top positions have
been surpassed In the running
Mrs r. g. he Nnna. 90 St Clair
sustain5 the prediction OF her friends
that she would lead the race, and
goes first today
Charles A. Gloss. Give wire
salesman. takes The lead In disirict
No I and r. running second in the
club
Geo Reed Of district No comes
along with biz gain. and stands
third
j. = Weieaud, Jr.. a successful
stra,r r,moatrn and climbs into
son..h nositioo
T,rank narfei n corsistont work
o., o. The Times go 600 C'pb" as
.,ias an hig rnte and stands ath
,a -
" Auan "A well known Garnet
aaiesu,on sustains his selling nhil-
s 80. h,, .,,,r,,s Men IN he Tist of
s,'hsoy,ntinn pstters and IA slytn.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-20
Grain and Provisions


enc 400 GRAIN AND PRONIsIONs
CHICAGO. Oct Ia scattered seii-
ink todsy sent corn down ~ Go -
upder yefterdays close. Trading was
light
Zee. corn opened sc lower. at
ttifM, bat later recovered to slls =
Jan. opened az filOh, down Ac.
subsequently, losing the same tfat-
tfon May WAS t.c lower AZ tho open-
Trading in oats was light and 'f-
ratio. oct. opened late A. beH g. con-
tluuing a. that ngufei pee olGhS'i AZ
bs&o down &c, aud later last the
same fraction. May opened unOhe.nR-
ed al 6VSc. later lor,ns 40
Provisions were generally higher
despite a lower hog marRo'.
pETRoiT. cot 10 Close ,iost
dsnters believe In an easy mark for
c5tn futures but this is not mater
tally affecting cash corn, which fr.
mains hrm The Detroit marbet
opened with corn lc higher and oats
unchanged.
A belief that the movement ~ corn
~ 90 be pushed alnu- bt the govern
ment helps a. weaken ne corn and
strengthen oats for any faNOrinB ~
the former hy the railroad must De
az the disadvantage ~ Tie latter. ana
The movement OF oats IS already 700
ANAL O. meet the wants ~ buyers.
Weather ia favorable % corn II is
cold over great deal ~ tho corn
belt which helrs tu rure tho grain.
There ~ much complaint among
farmers that thCy cannot secure help
enough for the huakIne The Detroit
market IL troubled with small re-
ceiptH % corn Demand la active and
has to e. unsRtishel t0 great 90
tent In IN" speculative line the Huc-
tuattons Continue narrow SELLING IN
Thuraday was heavy beCaHFc ~ loW
offerings ~ southern corn, but hut
ing was brick most ~ tho time.
oats ara 0rw and lot1l buyers take
about all The receipts There $ some
shipping demand. Trodn rs held 90
limited proportions because or slow
ceiling hy farfusrs. but this market
10 the past &C." days has sold Er'nt
deal - oats for eaatern shipment
I'VE is dun just gow. hu' AN I'M
ga nnse IN demand is expected Sew
tlmu ago and dealers expect demand
~ increase as soon as more ocean
freight room can be secured tash
corn advanced &c. and was firm az the
Clpse
Cioversecd declined l5025c
Friday whcot N>.H"taitons ,Sas,h
So. white Sal
corn. cash 80 2 S1o- $50 yellow,
t2ot No yellow - oH oats stan,
white 90 Eys a-h ~, s. So
ment 50 Seeds Prime rcd rlover
- 10. March. So a'sike SIS timo-
Rcreip,s IN the Detroit market ~
~ cars ~ wheat. 9 cars ~ oats and
~ rye shipments were 600 hbls
of Hour. 600 hu ~ corn and ! : 9pV
hu ct oats stocks are iI2 600 hu "A
~ oats and $1,000 bu ~ rye.
Primary wheat receipts were N52 81
The Detroit times., 1917-10-20

The standing 81 the workers in
the campaign today IS as follows
The Detroit times., 1917-10-20

TTffIAffI OCT IT, HON fInreI f-ts-
~ 600 market duil generally zoo
Tower. mixed md hutc"evt 81 So a.
- GOOD N~avy 90 fnugh
heavy. tfb5nn Hrtt go .~ ~ f-
pics 81, $50 Cattle rrcclffs.
rs ono. market weak, brsVre tf -Frf
1880. cove and D.. if~r7 81 sTffi' 90.
eforkcrs and FEEDER seat 80.
rnlveH fNnff sheen. Receipts moo.
market weak To- lower' native 500
TsRf7fO weston. t13G1s
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ctRa cnrPpa STOCKS
CHICAGO HITTER MARKET

CHICAGO. oct ia Butter Ex-
tres t2c. Nrsts. ilMc; dairy extras
t7f r hf,tF. 1Sir d 2sr Eggs Prime
ordinary. So - ~ SIC drsts 3si, u tro
Ch 80" irvine 2l0gtNc. young Am
eriuss g6T26t.c Live poultry
f'swls tFr ducks. 800 1Sc geese II
10 So springs iep turkeys zoe Pc
fNtne~ Reteipts 'f cara Wiscops iu
p nd Mlnresota. 81 2tTTg5
The Detroit times., 1917-10-20
PROFITABLE

Salaries start at once. Oper-
ators earn while they learn.
Splendid opportunities for adj
Vancement.
Apply Operators Training
Department, Madison avenue
and John r street, between 8
n. m. and 5 p. m.
MICHIGAN STATE
TELEPHONE COMPANY
The Detroit times., 1917-10-20
Boston Copper Stocks

Quotations hy IIoynblower & Weeks,
- L. lnnu II-.-n L ~ l,Inan
The Detroit times., 1917-10-20
NEW ynnK u, r.rEu AND roos

INV TONL UDI ~ RutfeT- IN
settled re~sirta. 1850. creamery ev-
ira. az p IS. 10 apetisl market
81 - ffftr state dairv tubs 1S p r
81 - imitation ef-llnery irSfs. 4uA
sotlt Fcrs sieady teceipts to-.
O-i nrarh- white fancy. esq $50
nearly misrd fAncv. s90 fec frosh
drafts sutfff,
The Detroit times., 1917-10-20

rf.rNtr ANn oct ia. Hoes re
cnirts nHr markrf 3dffaEe trwnr.
vnrtfre tiffn lfiFrd f16-s madl-
uma tf7rff1 10 pies rougha Rpd
-srrs SIC gnfffa Hr.cfrt~ 80 carst
rtortet slow sheep ard r"nh-. Re-.
.ef-fa 30 cars market sfcsfv ton.
$3.50 Calves Receipts 500 weak
fap ffb
The Detroit times., 1917-10-20
GRAND RIVER BTGGEST

Little Farm-$25 Down
50X1s0. beautiful location in fast
growing Redford near all Improve
ments A bargain at $500; will sell
FOR s2aO on eBsv terms. Address
box No. eS. Times.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-20
Typewriters. ANY Visible

FOR SALE-Printing shop.
Rare opportunity. Walnut
1852-W.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-20
Detrpit nanL C1enrInEs

Detroit hrrk clearing FOR Got ~.
ines f6r Ielt a. oote sre s5eit ste
i2t as aEelna' il.1tF.5S.4ie FOR
TIE totrcfpohdinE period In 1915
The Detroit times., 1917-10-20
.IsInIrT No .
DISTRICT No
(Onktnnd. Navomb. ~ Clair. LRpeer
Grnnsrr aud SRniInc CountieHb

Mrs Percy 2 Barrons. orion .lq5 600
Mrs. David g. campbell
Mrt;rr eor $4,000
Mrs s. ID DnNuna 81 Chair a14 500
j 81 Iacohlle. eouti LYON fTR n0n
I'll king tIirt. 14a 400
Hutor .............. %. 600
Nre q " LuunsberIy
Waited Lake ... iq50O
Mis- Iravc NcTarlnue ~ Huron : ONR
~ T. Naas Pennington $751;. itg GOO
rnhu J. Mfdafeditrh. Iuu is0b00
r. T.. page CuNurd qn con
B~ura Phillips IticH .,...--. Noa
e;.sta. Stahisfor8 vale 40 600
MISE Florence holly 10000
j Vcirapd Ir Centcrline coo 800
Elmer q. Wilson, Pontiac. .ltb. 900
The Detroit times., 1917-10-20
Educational
STORAGE. AND cAnTAcE

CENrRAL srORhGE CO. moving.
packing nrenr0of rates right Mo.
tor vsas Dor suburban uovine.
Phone Cadillac CO.
ACME Storage mammoth warehouse
st7rege morinr ~ spa ~ giiman.
PARTY MOVING o. caiifornia con
rent mart 81 cnf Central St0rrEs
Co Cadillac Go
The Detroit times., 1917-10-20
Produce

The butter mprkct 20 quoted az UNI
changed prices, tut the feeling II said
e. bc unsettled Egss are steady aud
nrm Che poultry market IL steady
and fairly 1rm for good stock. but
the receipts are very largely made up
~ thln skinny stun and light
weights, which retailers do not want
and which iresscrs cannot use. The
potato deal Us as much az . puzzle as
rVrf shippers lu the country are
still loldiul ear Tote at high prices.
rut are red, ~ fower hgnres later on
cliy dealers are buying only from
-lal-Au - .s4---l-n l.. --4ss4-tis@
market cmR0ra{fly nrm.
90 - sr.s.. - t.1Ees =;
Baraan. -- Good shlfplnt stock
ncans.-pried 'raea. l7c -
Pears--kiefers sir Duchess. $3.50
Cgnnherries "a bu
california Fruits -rlums, iSA 30
pr 4-basket Cat Malaga grapes,
}it0N i15. TokayA sl5oNi.I6, Red
Emperors g 5lH l.,o pes box.
'hestnuts Michisan 2tc Per 10
Dressed Cni,ea Fancy eoSgn,tory
COMMON. 1919 N
Fresh y~Eetrblc- Bscts 1873 h1.l
turnips 81 per hp celery, lOglsc
duZ carrots. g. bu. cauliiowcr. ~
bu.. green onions. GOO. tomatoes, hot
houae. 20c To-. cRg plant, 81 i1 bu.
cucumh - bot hnrre. 66 pet dor
Grapes oncorls. 4-Qt baskets,
Grape Fruit g s0ae per case.
Homes Ncw fancy white. isc 10.
Lemons f6.lap 90 ."r box.
Lines st106 ~ pcr 100.
Nuts Walnuts y y 26cs ALMONDS,
a Ice recans. i7d1Sc ~ nut meats.
Bib. cartons. almonds. t5c: waiuuts.
COO. persnF. F5r 10. peanuts roasted.
fancy lie Jumbo lfc ~.
oranges YalCncias. ft9 $50 per
Onions ro~c grown. ,l75 bu.,
Csbhaae fsc bu.
Lettuce Heed. 2ej per case, lear.
resstos. Moaisan. sitoaIso IN
icDhing lots.
renches -sl2tBf.so bu.
PLAINS s2at b hu.
i rSp','' ss gr,o' g. a' 5sa 5s' 'lS
mediums. So -oc. ROSTERS. l5ft l9c,
scese. $50 GOO ducks 90 "a 23c lh
sweet Potatoes pelawares - ao
bhl Jersey Sweets. s. hamrrr. ft.ts
bill
JonBING PRICES
canned Goods Apples gai Lima
besus. 81 1859. corn. fancv Maine. ga
june. ilg5@gS6. seirs-n' tall. 81 40;
msrrowfat pens. s. tomatoes. stand
ard s. g Tor Abb. basket
medium, lsp2oo, rancv. so12ic. MO
sse n. r. tn, ga Ias sSee $3.50 X 80
Feed In io0-lh. SACKS Bran sssi
difncs SIS cracked corn $50 so
cdarse cptnm eel. t55; corn and cat
chop 800 ton
yiopr -pcsi winter ga' 81 -
seeond patent SIG sra SHIT
81 90 M of To- lbs 10 eighth paper
Hs, -Detroit. dosler. are paying
the toliov'gg p.iss.s -55' b. Detroit i'.l',
8sI Son2g So. Z lirnt mixed. 81 50 W
2c No timothy. ffet0bs 80 !
MIXED. SIS t0n ia 10 clover. SIS. 50
AI1 pef tom Whest and ost straw
g. spu 3, rte straw se5snio per ton
Oils Linsced ou. raw. iii boiled.
i0e rasoliue 81 isc Eai
Provisions Mess pork $50 family
pork, 81 ita2 clear rurE, 40 ~ 80
hams HsffiNr bacon. - gee picnic
hams. ssc, shoulders. 2oc. lard. 27a
Hiaes No. cured hldes soc, No. Z
green hltes. &C., No. ] cured bulls
luc. No. j green bulls. l9c 40. !
kip lqc $50 cured murrain. ieo,
81. J green murralr. f5c No epreo
caif 2sr. $50. } green calf Sc; No J
horse hides SO $50 = horse HIDES.
o. Ne fsiigw, l5c. No. 2 'allow'
l2c 10. hides. It. on 30. KIP,
anf CAR. lt4cloa shecpskin tns 20
rrrr-,~t " f~iiI 'fo.6sf
The Detroit times., 1917-10-20
PLEASANT

The work is interesting and
enjoyable. The surroundings
are comfortable; associations
agreeable. The company is
liberal in its treatment of
employees.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-20
james =. nrady. collector 81 Internal
go nnn. nnnnnnraa IhaH IlhA ~

bonds wiu De- accepted as surety
for tho payment ~ taxes on liquor
and tobacco. the bonds t0 be rec
turned 90 ths owner on payment
OF tho tax The taxes must be paid
or bonds given az security FOR their
payment hefors Nov. : n security
is furnished the payment is post
ptnei until May . 1915
The Detroit times., 1917-10-20

More than 200 saloons. one brew
cry and n dozen wholesale liquor
houscs IN Dallas. Texas. viii cease
to do business tonight, a. resul'
OF the recent action OF the citiScns
in votins the countv "dry
The Detroit times., 1917-10-20

CHICAGO. DOT iq--pper nR
corn Der dowu ~ Hay down tc.
oats Dec down p - May unchanR o.
sf Provisions steady
Natn Corn Dee up 80 Jan.
Nc Onts oct unchanged Opened
5ai .rf. Zee. down = Cd May down ist,
Ftevi tlons generally higher
close Corn Dec. up So Jan
down no. MRy down &c. Oats oct.
UNCHANGED Dec down iAc. MAY
down sc Provisions irresulsr
The Detroit times., 1917-10-20
PATRIOTIC

The war machine, is oper-
ated by telephone. "Stick to
your post" is the advice of an
army officer to telephone en-
ployes.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-20

DISTRICT NO. 70
windsor. WaIkerViiie, and all teTrl-
tory moi Included In other dIstrgctn

Ford III Beacon. rici<ford lss, 500
Geo o. Black. Battle creek 1875 SOC
Mrs g. " Foster Femus ~ ~ ,
"a O. lager. carson city 10000
Mics RUBY rsinther, sturHis 5000
Charles r Green. Grand l.eaee so0a
czech - 2s 900
Rolph r. Marvin. Lansing i2S.OOO
n. h Robbins Battle creek $4,000
yVNN choxcn Nff clemens $4,000
Jaw Sessions. ST. Johns ......l9O. oo0
Windsor ont. ........... $4,000
The Detroit times., 1917-10-20
New York Stocks

Quotations hy Hornblowor & weeks
lrt fe Open iiieh Low close
AI..tr cold gls hh ti~ Y
The Detroit times., 1917-10-20
rIcTN RITTER

-FfyaTN,- ~ Get fs-natter un-
changed as tubs SOLD ~ tsVc.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-20
nELr wANrNn--FGMALK
TELEPHONE
OPERATING

An excellent profession and
opportunity to do your Bit
for Uncle Sam.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-20


n
hair These goods well made ana The Call and
to
wiz retire from h heir good busness February nest re
All
westls7e second
a
The Detroit times., 1917-10-20

HAINES' WIGS. TOUPEES. HAIR GOODS

.tiomen, cold weather
ming protect your head
nd avoid colds Hnd ca
tarrh by wearing one
nf Haihes' Wigs or
fnupHss when or
derinE on hlfing a
wig o. toupoe. Why
take any chances {
] ~ running All over 4
4 when you eau 60 o. 4
4 ilaines and buy or 4
4 order Just what
I YOU want from a X
man who has had ,
~ years eNperl-
snce making wigs
and tuupees7 Thin
ty-nine years in my
present store Fehru-
TeNf. wigs from
so ar 90 500 Toupos
n Sl2 up 20 S27.50.
SO BETTER MADE
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MUST
BE CURED!

The most common mistake made III
the treatment OF Catarrh is in direct
ing all effort toward the symptoms,
rather than the source Of the disease.
The inflammation Of the membranes
in the nose and air passages causing
the head to become stopped up. and
making it difficult TO breathe, is but an
indication of the disease. In other
words, this is not the disease itself,
but naturt's method Of informing the
victim that he has been attacked. You
may treat Catarrh all your life with
sprays. atomizers, douches and SINH
lar local applications. and you will
never be really rid of the disease.
The burning question, then. is. How
Can Get Rid Of Catarrh?" You have
doubtless used numbers of local RENE
dies. and like every other sufferer you
have found out that they are nothing
but makeshifts and do you no perma-
nent good. S. S. S. has proven highly
successful in the treatment OF Catarrh
because the real seat of the disease IS
in the blood, and there IS no disorder
of the blood which does not promptly
yield to this great vegetable remedy.
S. S. s. goes direct to the seat Of the
disease, and routs out from the blood
every yestige OF impurlty. No disor-
der Of the blood can remain in compe-
tition with S. S. S. 1t simply eradi-
safes and eliminates every germ Of
Catarrh from the blood, after which
the irritated mucous membranes
promptly heal and the sufferer once
more enjoys perfect freedom from this
annoying disease.
Our medical department will gladly
give you all necessary information
about the treatment Of your own indl,
vidual case, for which no charge will
be made. Write today to the Swift
Specific Co, IS Swift Laboratory, At
llanta, Georgia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-01
L|NSLY LOSES To
NELLSBURG FIVE
FIRST HALF OF CONTEST HERE
LAST NIGHT WAS SPLENDID
EXHIBITION OF SPORT
second Period was Ltstless and W1th-
out Sensational Playing on Part
of Either Team.

ISayiuE their h'$t EaEl" "i III" season
Lass. nirlt for one half of III" contest.
rho IjuSly Cadets wrr" defeated by tn"
Wrlfshurg High school tosS"rS after
they showed L reversal Of form In Tn.
second period. The Tnal score WAS 81
10 -.
I.in>ly should have won III" contest.
had they continued with the exhibition
OF th. floor sport ~ evident IN their
playing during the first period. M"l!S-
burg in the first half Ealucd n three
point lead over tho locals. AFTER I'VE
minutes az play. retaining II nut
short time. l.insly came back ana
cvenrd up the score gaining II point on
the Brooke county lads. From that
time until the close Of the first perlcd
the Eame WIS nip and tuck. with hoth
teams PLAYING hard. The score whom
the whistle was blown for time out
was 81 TO 20 with Wcllsburg leading
Menkemiller. Russell and Reid Wrro
easily the best players for Linsly while
for tho Wcllsburg team tho work or
George. was the predoninatinE feature.
Bird geport was beaten In the pre!imlh-
ury 81 to Is. by the Cadets.
Iinsly, as. weusburg, 81.
MenkcmilIcr. r.f..............Ja Jacob r.t.
Wcinlcr, If. Scott. IL
Reid. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ID. Potter G..
Russell RS. .1SplE'' 80
Sinclair. ls.............H Potter. LIZ.
for Russell Xch for Wemer.
Field goals: Mcnkcmillcr |, Welmer
.. Reid .. Russell s, Jacob 2. Scott |. D.
Potter 5. George 4. H, Potter ,.
Foul goals: Mcnkemiller /, George 6.
Referee: Royce.