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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-05
IN THE
FRONT ROW
HEApLlNERs TONIGHT
Musical Comedy.


PhotopIays.
Dixie .......... Nina the Flower Girl
Princess ......... The Yellow Claw
Nelson ............. Natures Calling
Grand THE Coney Island Princess
~ Asst night THE Passing Parade"
Company gave the last perform
ance OF THE Whirl OF Mirth"
program. The splendid costuming
and excellent dancing and singing Of
the chorus again brought forth con-
siderable applause Bob Hilton, whose
German character part Is one contin-
uous scream. and Miss Collins created
lot of laughs in their conversation
tablets" act. and the latter was in per
feet vocal form in her rendition OF
1.-THE Sunshine OF Smile"
Hilton's German" is 50 different
from the most OF those who essay the
character nowadays that he easily
rises to the ranks of high grade ar.
tist.
Dave Chase is funny Jew. but he
doesn't resort to grutesque makeups
to win appreciation. which is q delight,
full relief
James Brennan is probably the
hardest worked actor in the bunch.
In three different numbers he sings
in good voice and each time in diner-
eut character. AS the sheriff he has
line OF "rube" talk. and sings top
ieSl song in which he Incorporates
some telling shots at things local
Then in another part lie sings a sap~
tiyating song In Italian makeup. as.
sisted by the chorus in apprCpsiat"
attire The opening OF The Hawaiian
chorus which finally introdur"s Miss
Lyle in her wonderful Hawaiian
dance. is also led by him
The work of the whole company Is
deserving of the highest commenda-
ton. and Manager Murphy said last
night that the new bill that will be
nut on tonight will present them ali
in yet a better light. The bill is
called America First" and is decided
ly patriotic.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-05

Ned Lowry, who does the Spanish
bit in 1.-THE Whirl of Mirth" Is the
son OF. millionaire steamship owner
whose boats ply between North and
South America. He is we'll educated
and Brazil is as familiar to him as
Broadway.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-05

Manager Burka was out of town yes.
terday looking over another "btg one"
for future production at the iIipp.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-05

THE Yellow ClarF in which eever.
ly Bayne ans Francis BushnGan are
starred is at the Princess tuiay.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-05

change OF costume to say that you
ought to see 1t.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-05

Mrs. o. q. Stout, OF Jacksonville.
Fla. win arrive this week for q visit
with her parents, DR.. and Mrs. w. +,
Andrews.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-05

Denny Gay, the musical c'-estar ;,
1.-THE Passing Parade" is rsgat a.
home when he's pounding the i-ay
piano. He used 10 have oteady .ab
there, and many of the o: VS. Fad girls
of this town who cap think r.ck
three years or SO viii ramemb.r .;un
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-05

Sam Graham, who is dsrA With tile
guards" says he has comfortable
perth at Weston but when ne said il
ne was looking wistfully toward the
Hipp entrance and what he thought
ne SAID not. Since Sam" went away
there haven't been any redwhiskered
comedians armed with a sure-enough
brick playing at the Hipp But Sam"
gets their goat at Weston any time
he feels so disposed.
OLD STAGER,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-01
ENORMOUS TOTAL FOR
THE FOURTH RESERVE
DISTRICT REVEALED

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Oct. 31.-The
fourth federal reserve district subscrip-
lions to the second Liberty Loan total
s4S9.450,0 G0 with returns not all In, ID.
c. Wills. chairman of the central Lib
crty Loan committee announced today.
! Three hundred million dollars was tho
quota for che district and tho committee
had named four hundred million as It's
goal.
Pittsburgh led the district with n
total in that city of $4,000, 600 IN sub
scriptions on an apportiOnmcnt or SSt'-
GOO. 900.
Cleveland was second In the district
with subscriptions amounting to sl0O.-
$50 900 on Its quota of $G0.G00,000 and
II goal set at $50 900. 900 by the commit
, tee.
The fourth federal reserve district
was divided into six areas. every area
reporting subscriptions far In excess Of
It's quota.
I Fourth federal reserve district was
divided into six areas. The six areas
reported subscriptions as follows:
Pittsburgh area $200000.000
Cleveland area $l55. $50 600.
Cincinnati area SIi.U00,UUu.
Columbus area $4,000 900.
Toledo urea s25.00O.Gu0.
Lexington Kentucky, area Sl@.0OO,O0
The West Virginia counties Of Ohio,
Wctzel Tyler, Brooke. Hancock and
Marshall are included in the Pittsburgh
area.
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COAL OPERATORS
Continued from Page One)


and Boston to obtain all the anthracite
they need
At present. most of the coal mined IN
PENNSYLVANIA. West Virginia. Kentucky
ohio and Indiana is going to lake ports
for tranS-Shi pmcut To the northwest
and to Canada. This movement has been
50 great that the northwest is IN a
position to have the supply cut down
\ plan TO apply penalty provisions
10 uun-uuiun mining districts I" pre-
vent strikes and lnck-outs was nnnounc-
I'd today by the fuel administration
after conferences with leading prN-
duccrs. President Wilson'S order ar
Monday raising coal prices IS cents n
ton throughout the country carried Il
provision denying the increase TO d.
rr!clS falling to adopt the penalty syS-
tenn. Producers IN nnn-unlnn districts
painted out that they had II" authority
to rnforcc penalties against morgan
Izrd miners.
Tbs. fuel admins tratinn uvcrcamc the
difficulty bS directing that operators
In nun-uuion districts collect fines II
strikes are called and turn the money
over In the government for use by the
Rcd Cross. If miners are assessed with
out cause. Ia" fuel administration viii
fine thu operators. donating the none?
10 tho Rcd Cross.
Operators and miners OF tho south
west who have failed To reach an agree
uI"ul as to 4 penalty clause in the new
WACO ..r,,irnr, were called I" Washing
ton today 10y the fuel administrator
for a conference Friday. Unless pen
alt, CLAUSE satisfactory. {" DIR. Car
field j. adopted, coal price Increases VIII
u. withheld in he southwest.
"Dilpr un!"n districts in III" differ
chi paris Of The country" said Or. Car
cir!d tnl,y. ar. Submitting ih'ir pen
,Iiy IYu~..,, to The iu,l administrator
Tur uylauvn!. Th"r" il II" Indication OF
any ,!i"ruri,lncr IN tie labor conditions
IN IN. nrp.ll":tii"n az IN" WAC" advance
where penalty provisions ar" agreed
Ia lll!n"isr Indiana and ONO. whcr"
considerable. unrest existed. hay" been
,rrai.hlrr,.J out and thr miners are
giving fan service in the mines"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-01
ROANE PHYSICIANS
FINED FOR FAILURE
TO MAKE REPORTS

Special 10 The Intclligcnccr
CHARLESTON. W. Va. Oct. 81
Three prominent physicians Of Ruanc
county have been fined for their failure
to make reports Of births. deaths, and
contagious diseases. il was announced
today by the health department. il being
declared necessary IL adopt such mca-
SurCS Ia obtain more complete reports
OF health conditions. Tho department
declined 10 make public the names Of the
physicians. who have been fined.
DR.. S. l.. Jrrsnn. state health commits
siuurr. said il had been found absolutely
essential to III" safe guarding of the
army and the proper control or disease
within the state that all cases OF com
municahlr disease be made known To the
department. which is required 10 submit
frequent reports IL the federal govern
mcnt. Complete records Of all cases
Of typhoid fever, meningitis. measles.
tuberculosis, dyscnlcry. scarlet and
diphthcria arc especially needed. DR..
Jcpson said. and the corporation of all
physicians and the general public should
he received by the health department 10
accomplish this.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-01
BELMONT

Husking corn Is the order OF the day.
Frank Hawkinberry was caller ct
Belmont last Thursday.
S. D. Hatcher was a caller at Lamtka
one day last week.
Sanford &Iilhorn visited at Ed. VII
sons Sunday evening.
Lester Wood and Miss Edna RuSh
Of Bendfork. attended church at Chest
nut Level Sunday evening.
Messrs Charles Milhorn and Louis
Hatcher of Chillicothe. Ohio. visited
homefolks Sunday.
Several from this vicinity attended
the sale of Mr.. Dysart Of Cool Hill
Tuesday afternoon.
Walter Wheeler and Thomas Patter-
son passed along this vicinity Wednes-
day morning. -
Nessrs Chester Brooke. Roy Hunt;
Misses Hazel Conway and Francis Hol-
lingsworth. all of Hunter. attended
church at Mt. Zion Sunday.
J. D. MIlhoan and son, Sanford, Wis
tied at Dee 51ilhoan's Sunday after
noon.
". S. Wilson visited friends at Lans-
willie Sunday.
Morgan Gatten was at Belmont ODE
day last week.
Harvey Hatcher Of Route was call.
ing at Douglas Hatkers one day this
week.
Messrs Victor and Chalmer Kemp
passed through this community Sunday
morning. =
Mr.. and Mrs. J. I. Spencer Of Cool
Hill, attended church at Mt Zion Gun
day. r.
Prayer meeting at. Mt. Zion next
Wednesday evening. everyone invited. :
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-01
WAS QUIETLY oBsE r We D IN
WHEELING IN COMPARISON TO
FORMER YEARS.
Gates Were Stolen, as UusuL, and Win.
dows Were Marked Up by the Small
Boy, but Good Nature Prevailed.
And the Gnhlinsll git you, II you
don't watch out"

don't watch out"
halloween. that mystic night on
which COLLINS. witches and beautiful
fairies arc supposed 10 perform miracu-
lous fcats passed off quietly in Wheel
ing last night without any untoward
events occurring unless 1t might be mat
some fair maid saw the face or her
future husband at midnight by the light
of a candle held over the old moss COW
cred we'll.
The evening Of October 81 is the eve
or yirgils of All Saints Day. when the
lmps of darkness are supposed to De
osnrriuIly active According to the old
Scottish traditions. the devils own play
havoc on that night against the coming
of the saints in order 10 make for them
as much trouble rs possible.
In ScotlnS. as +. lated by Burns. Hal
lowccn eve is frequently celebrated by
meetings Of young people OF both sexes
when mystical or playful ceremonies are
held with the view of revealing future
husbands and wives.
This superstition has heen trans
nl,nted 10 this country and it is gem
erally observed all over the United
States as an evening when fun runs
riot and conventions are barred. Even
the police in nearly oil cities allow GER
tain liberties which would be tTowned
upon at any other time, and as a result
il is a night Of htlarity.
Wheeling. In former years celebrated
the coca aston with d great street parade
md other similar demonstrations. hut
this custom has died out and the night
is celebrated now with parties ana
lancCs-and unlimited JOY for the small
hoy.
If there are gales to steal they are
gone. if The Juvenile get focus on them.
AS for windows and siEns-Good night.
Hundreds nt the younger element derive
more pleasure out Of the night than do
their elders. for they can bacKen up
wear strange clothes and hit the guy
that hit them Inst week over the eye
with II sock filled with sand and nc VIII
not know who his assailant was and
cannot como back. That's the youthful
idea Of n good time. in one respect a.
least.
There were parties and dances galore
all over the city last night and hundreds
paraird tine strontc In fanciful costumes,
hut there was no attempt MT a parade,
and altogether. aside from the strange
onrraranrc Of some Of The girls" and
some IL the fellows" who paraded mp
and down the center Of the town. and
the strange looking cifs encountered on
every hand. 1t was just an ordinary
night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-01
MILDLY HILARIOUS
SCENES WHEN THE
CAPITAL GOES DRY

WASHINGTON, Oct. 31-Washing-
ton went dry tonight with mildly
hilarious celebration in which Hal
lDwe'en merrymakerS contributed
most Of tine noise. Some saloons had
closed their doors during the day, and
many others. including the bars Of
Srcral leading hotels. closed tonight
long before u o'clock. the hour fixed
by the law passed by congress last
winter. The law forbidS the manufac-
ture. sale or giving away OF intoxicat-
ing liquor In the District of Columbia.
II also prohibits drinking in public
laceS. hut docs nnr Interfere with
the bringing in of liquor for personal
use.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-01
GRAY HAIR?
White, FADED?
If Anxious to Have Beautl
full Dark Hair Again and
Look Young, Read This.

There is no occasion for you To look
prcmaturcly old with gray "r faded hair.
Before going to bed rub into your 2"akT
and wet all your hair with La crc"l"
Hair Dressing. This is not Il dye. but
a harmless preparation that rcvtr"s Ia"
color glands OF nature. soon you will
be delighted to observe all YOUR gray
hair turn To an even. beautiful dark
shade. without even trace Of gray
showing. but La Creole markcS all your
hair healthy. fluffy. soft. evenly dark
and lustrOus. Don't l.. fooled by chcnp
preparations. Get a big bottle of the
old reliable La Creole. Sold 10y Baer s
Pharmacy Wheeling. ". VA. or sent.
express prepaid for $40. by Van Flect
Drug Co. Memphis. Tcun.--adr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-01
WEEKLY ANALYSIS
OF WAR MOVEMENTS
:. Given h. war Observation-Disclosures
I information Furnished from BatLe
Fronts.

Probably TO war historian has given
NOR. a;.d closer study 10 the StuI.ndnus
ssruSsi: tx tii -. inGn Frank H. SIN
onds who. sine, Tie opening OF the va!
mas been wr!tia:: AN analysis ut the
moves AMI coun;cc m3"rS Tor Tn" llttS-
burgh Sunday GoZe;is-Times. IN IN.
three years % lie gigantic clash MI
Sirunds has written thr"" books. on
- several Ca;Hi:l:nS involved. mas
made three trips TO tee battle front anc
has has! the benefit % private confer
euccs with thc lcadins commanders o.
the armies. Therefore, his views AMI
Opinions must carry weight ard author
Ky. AMI aS :: pronf o: ,atS may DO cit":!
the fact that q large and growing "ts"n-
,-ie Follows closely each or his weekly
PARTICLES.
The Gazette Times Fakes Mr.. Sini-
ond.s articles the leading feature Of its
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-01

SUNDAY issue Tho war is the ono great
subject Of convSrSn ti"n everywhere. 1t
is TIL news pyramid. Mr.. SlinOrd's
stnr:c~ rc tho campaign are the mos;
vivid pictures q victory and defear.
grow!n% rhwer end wasting strength.
dran.a:.r clashes and erosion OF gigantic
forces that II mas been our good for
tune to r"tG IN L long iimc. In his ir-
ticlcs Mr. S;mun.i& SHOWS shows unm!$ O..
takably how the Ci"cniitn !nAn-puwCr has
sunk gradually but n"rcsptib!y TO tho
point where exhaustion is beginning ~
uauifes, Itself! Tho factors that have
lea up 70 this point he deals with clear
ly anu plainly. explaining III logical
m"uncr just iLCw The Allies have
wrought upon the Tcuton Gcfcuse until
il has begun 10 Crunp!c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-01
PERSHING "MUMS'
TO BE EXHIBITED

WASHINCiTnN. Oct. %l.-Thc Cen
oral Prrehing' chrvsanthcmums. one az
The newest creations "f government
Horticultural experts will I've placed on
exhibition AT In" department Of nEri-
cultures Seventeenth annual mum
show. which opens tomorrow and Will
continue fer Il week.
The ncral tribute to the c"mmand"-
of the American cXpcditlnnary forces in
France Is described ~ n plant OF rl@h
magenta nnd is y product of the depart
mcnt'S greenhouses. The exhibit VIII IN
cluds many other new varieties nt rhry-
aulh"muma Of rar" beauty and brit
lance as we'll as past laTorIi"S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-01
DRUG CLERKS
WILL ORGANIZE

"The Wheeling District Drug Clerks
association" may soon be reality il
present plans do not miscarry. for the
clerks in the local Stores arc organic.
inE 10 secure shorter hours and al
ready nave the signatures Of 90 per
cent Of the clerks who haze agreed t)
support the movement under way.
One of the things that the new or
SANITATION will endravor to bring
about will be the closing Of all the
drug stores on Sunday, with the en-
ccprion Of on cor two in certain dis
tricts. and that those who remain
cpen will sell only drugs.
\ meeting will be held this week to
elect officers Of the association and
to form bylaws. Only registered drug
clerks are eligible 10 membership.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-01
ShipbuiIding viii Be
Speeded to The Limit

WASHINGTON, Oct. 31-A general
yuckening of shipbuilding operations
on the Atlantic coast was promised
today al Il conference OF builders and
labor leaders with officials of govern
r.ent departments. The meeting was
called by Chairman Hurley Of the
shipping board to work out means OF
co-ordinating the efforts Of all having
to do with the shipbuIldtng program.
The difficulty Of obtaining sufficient
labor Is the chief obstacle in the way
Of speeding up tonnage production.
Through draft exemption for ship
ward workers the shipping board
homes to overcome this difficulty in
large measure At the same time It
will give consideration 70 other plans
for inducing trained workers in other
lines to enter the employment OF
ship yards.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-01
PRAYER SERVICES
FOR Country AMI Soldiers to 30 Hello
Beginning Tuesday in Fourth
Street Church

PRAYER services for the nation at war
will begin Tuesday al 1880 and viii
last for twenty minutes dtsmisSInE ut
12.5n These meetings will hc for pray
or for those In authority In our country.
cur army and navy, allies. our homes
"rr peace and ror the unsar"d world
Tic first service will be held Thursday.
November 6. At tho Fourth Street Mrth-
odist Episcopal church. with the Rev.
rr. c T. Allen no leader. Tho commit
70, In charge ~ these meetings will b.:
The Rev. c. Z. SCvrinchaus. nr. Thomas
G. Koontz. John G. Lynch, Roy. Il. l.. l..
S;rider and Rev. W. II. Fields.
These meetings will b" held every
Tuesday and Thursday in the Fourth
street Methods: Episcopal church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-01
100000 DISTRIBUTORS
or FOOD LICENSED

WASHrNCiTON. Oct. 31.-One hun
dred thousand manufacturers. whole
saIcrs and other distributors OF staple
food will be placed under liccnse tornor-
row ny the food administration for the
duration Of the war. No licenses have
yet been mailed. but X was announced
that those who have sought licenses
need not be apprrhcnsive unless they
violate the food control act
Nearly $4,000 application blanks al
ready have been called for by dealers.
and requests ROW are pouring in at tho
rate Of 4.6un Il day. Thousands OF IL
cruecs have been flied out and will be
mailed to the effected dealers rs soon AS
booklets containing complete rules and
regulations for the EuiGanc" OF licenses
have been received from the printer.
The food administration estimates
that when. tho lists are complete there
Will be about 100000 licenses, including
importers. packers. Gamers. manufac-
turers. wholesalers. commission men,
brokers. auctionccrs. storage %nrhnus2
mon. together with retailers dninG more
than 100000 business annually.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-01
SIXTY RECRUITS
Rockwell ~ Threc Wheeling Stations
This Month-AI-ny Leads With
40 Men.

According to thc monthly report OF
the recruiting ii Wheeling the army
leads III the number ii mcu secured for
October. having accepted 10 men. The
navy office comes second with Is and
;hr marine third win five. This month
was consil "r;.bIn better than last
month.
ottic.: Yesterday and :iris morning with
three others wiil b" sent To Pittsburgh
The marines and army stations have
accepted no recruits yesterday. Major
Stuart " CiarkSbUrg. nlad': his regular
monthly inspection last evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-01
EFFECTIVE At ONCE.

WASH NGTON, Oct. -%l.-Op"ratnr$
and officials OF miners unions in PrnH-
svlvania cuHl district Number con
rnrrrd here today on WaE" raises made
;.usSihlc by the incr"nS" of the rric" or
,uaI at The mines which hccaIn" crrcc-
tx" last Monday. Representatives of
both sides called upon Fuel Admin
istraiur Garfield and were told that il
they al,rc,: upon an increase promptly
and meet the provisions nf the order
raising The price or coal the wage raise
will become effective tomorrow.
Mr.. Garfield made II plain that h"
wilI not consent to any increase in
wages where u suspension occurs be-
cause Of disagreement over wages.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-01
HALLOWEEN, THE MYSTIC NIGHT
Of COLLINS, WITCHES AND FAIRIES
Fewer Vessels Sunk
By German Submarines

LONDON, Oct 31.-Fourtcen British
merchantmen over 1900 tons were sunk
by mine or submarine in the last week,
according to the admiralty report to-
night Four vessels under 1900 tons
were also sunk. but no fishing craft.
(The British losses of merchantmen
for the current week show consider
able decrease as compared with the pre-
vious week with II vessels over 1900
tons and eight under that tonnage were
inunk) e.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-01
The Poor Dyspeptie
He Is Uncomfortable When He Should Be Happiest@-
PITY the Man or Woman Who Cannot Enjoy Meal Time.

Your druggist recommends Bulsarila
Blood Tea. knowing that IT is an honest
product. pleasing to all customers and
that it's tremendous sale in Pittsburgh
is due to the hearty endorsements ~
tens Of thousands who have obtained 70.
suits.
A 50-cent size package Of Bulgaridh
Blood Tea lasts for months. a 81 ST.
package lasts 5 months. Ask for It g
any drug store. o
Should you prefer tablets ask for T.
B. 7. Health Tablets. Purely vegetable
Same as the tea-safe. certain and COR
vcnient. Ask for them at any drug store.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-01

There are thousands in this sad plight:
If they only knew that BULGARIAN
BLOOD ten is natures master tonic;
that the IA ingredients found in eacn
package, are grown In natures garden
for the benefit Of suffering humanity
If BULGARIAN BLOOD TEA was not
Il health producer and dis'as" prcfchter'
on 900 mon and women would not rec
nnnn"nd II.
Toll any sufferer from stomach
trouble. Indigestion. sick and nervous
headaches, constipation. rheumatism
liver kidney and blood disorders, and
YOU will make lifelong friend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-01
FEEL FINE! TAKE
"CASCARET5" FOR
LIVER, BOWELS
SPEND 10 CENTS! DON'T STAY
BILIOUS. SICK, HEAOACHY'
COkSTlPATEO.
CAN'T HARM YOU! BEST CA
THARTIC FOR MEN, WOMEN
AND CHILDREN.

Enjoy life: Your system IS filled
with an accumulation Of bile anu
bowel poison which keeps You bilious.
headachy. dizzy. tongue coated. breath
bad and stomach sOur--Why don't You
rrt l0-cent box Of Cascarets at the
drug store and feel bully. Take Cas-
care,s tonight and enjoy the incest.
g"ntlest liver and bowel cleansing YOU
ever experienced. You'll wake up
with a clear head, clean tongue, lively
step. rosy skin and looking and feel
il. fit. Mothers can give whole Cas-
caret TO z sick. CROSS. bilious. (eVerlsh
child any time--they are harmless
never grippe or sicken.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-01
TO INSTALL COMPANY
Another Company Of Boy Scouts Organ.
ICED IN Connection with Thomson
NJ. E. Church

Preliminary plans w"r" completed
last evening I" install another company
,r l:nv Scouts III connection with Thorn
son Methodist Episcopal church. The
cumrnny will hay" about 80 pr!vatcs and
others AND several
superior adult officers J. IL. Derry. n
prominent member of the church. will
hn Inc scout Muster
H. g. rortz. national scout executive.
who is urganszin2 companies Of Scouts
I'm connection with practically NIL the
.l.urrh,s III the Wheeling district. de-
Uttered an nddr"ss while Mr.. Derry
and others also spoke.