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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-16
Another Girls Experience.

New Castle, Ind. from the time
Twas eleven years old until was seven
teen suffered each month so l had
to be in bed. had headache, backache
and such pains would cramp double
every month. I did not know what it
was to be easy minute. My health
was all run down and the doctors did
not do me any good. 4 neigh6or toid
my mother about Lydia E. Pinkham 3
Vegetable Compound and l took 1t;
and now l feel like a new person. l
don't suffer any more and am regular
every month. Mrs. HAZEL HAMIL-
TON. S22 South 18th St, Newcastle, Ind
Girls who are troubled as these young
women were. should Immediately seek
restoration to health by taking Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
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About People
Movements Of individuals to
and From the City.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

State Highway commissioner y. T.
Williams Sirnt Il few hours i'll Wheel
ing v..Ster,i. ,v afternoon between trains
while OH his way from Morsantown to
Charleston tn attend the legislature
flerheS; Il sIU"ter, former student
OF l:aSly. who lett thiss city last fall
TO rltr ball W;th the New York Giants
Is in The. o;ty 10: - Visit while on hiss
va" 20 nasaden2, col .
Judge r =. Jacobs. %: Nav Martins
Vile. was in Wheeling !sStsrda" at
trn.,j-:: th.. winter reunion OF Scottish
Kite MaSn:S.
Mrs. John &. Garden is very i'll 1t
hoy home on North Main street. Suf-
&C.,; v.;ih an attack ~ &c!atn'a.
Professor r.. " Sheets of the West
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BUILD CONNECTING LINK.

RECkLEY. W. Va. Feb r5.-The
Chesapeake a. Ohio Railroad Company
has arranged for constructing con-
meeting Mink between It's Piney and
Raleigh Southwestern branches at Raj
eigh The work will occasion the re-
moval Of i couple Of dwellings and
changing the course Of n small stream
known as White Stick Creek. In return
for the right-of-way through the prop
ertr OF the Raleigh Coal & Coke Com
pany the railroad company has agreed
to erect a handsome station at West
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70 help
YOUNG GIRLS
A Mother Wants Her Letter
Published.

Eaton, III ~ wish you would pub
6sh this letter for the benefit of young
girls. My daughter suffered greatly
from female trouble with cramps, and
headache, and backache most OF the
time. She never felt like working, and
it seemed es though she Yves sick al the
time. I decided to try Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound and it has
helped her in every way, in fact it has
really cured her, for she no longer has
periodic pains, and no more headaches
or backache, and | want all young girls
who suffer as she did to know about 1t.
Mrs. ALMA MILLS, Eaton, Ill.
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BOILING RETIRES FROM
THE CONNOLLY FIRM

WASHINGTON. f"b l3.--E. W. l;"l-
hing. a Observation-Disclosures Of President IL
son announced today that III had
severed his connection with +. y. Con-
molly and COMPANY. local br"k"raE"
house, which. the peace not" leak m
yrstigatIon established. furnished n
forecast of the note to clients Il day i'll
advance of its publication.
Boiling denies any knowledge what
ever of the affair and }. Fred EssHrT'
a newspaper correspondent. testified That
ii was he who wrote the forecast.
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CONCRETE DAY

MORGANTOWN. W. Va. Feb. Ia
To-day was concrete day at the good
roads school and the largest attend
ancc of the session was recorded e..
Is. Arthur. Of Parkrr&burg. presided,
and the principal addresses were de-
Iivcred by w. \. Mcintyre, Of Ioungs'
Town; X. H. Talbot Of Pittsburgh; +.
:. Smith. Of Piedmont; a; y. Johnson
of Chicago. and G. r. Arthur. of Park
rrsburr. Tomorrow will be the clos
;,>t, ,J,r
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GUARDING THE BRIDGES.

!RuNIptNCE r.. l.. Feb. l5.--S!x
cn,nt,anicS. uf the Rhode Island coast
ARTILLERY. were ordered tnday>io perform
guard duty 1T important bridges OF The
New York N"w Haven and Hartford
railroad in This S;.u". Governor Beck
man. salt tonight this action WAS taken
by order Of Maior4t;encral Leonard
Wood. commanding the Department OF
the Fast.
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FURNACES BANKED.

SHARON Pa. Feb. t5.--Thr"" fur
nar.S nj the plant Of the Shrnanvn Fur
mace COMPANY ut ShrrpSvill". and on"
at IN" sharon plnnt nj IA" l'arn"ci" COM
panr, HAY" l,"eI te!nuurnrliy banked 'ow-
irg 10 u shortage Of Cn;.". according 10
an announcement hoy" To-Day Tho :hroc
furnaces "a: tn" CARNEGIE company ~
Farrell are using coke. from the hT-pro-
duct oven ami will l." abb" TO continue
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monv he tn OF health
be
particles
tie
usually sufficient Indicate its efficacy
horEI"
Monticello Illinois
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FACTORY DESTROYED.

Hl;AhFp!ip Ia. Fcb. l5--The fac
tory "f tho l:"rn"y Bond r;la>s Bottle
company. a .ll9"rln'ir:+t. near here. was
destroyed by Tire carl: today. i"twrcn
- and 10" men yer" thrown am ur ON
r!uyn"ui. Til" loss WA ..,r mated al
f3N.p"" with no INSURANCE, The cnuSc
has not been determined.
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VOTE TO STAY PUT"

COLUMBUS. o.. Feb. lI.-!fy q v"t"
Of 10 to "a. the state senate i!ES after
noon defeated Il motion to reconsider
the vote OF yesterday by which tn" bill
giving women the priviIcE" of voting
for President was PASSED. Tho measure
now goes TO- the governor for has
, SIGNATURE
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MANY ATTEND PLAY.

The Animated Ladies' Home Journal
given under the auspices of the WOEi-
ans HON. and Foreign Missionary so
cieti.s OF the First Presbyterian church
In tho E.lks' club auditorium last night.
was we'll attended. Tho presentation
was cl"v"rly given. The january mum
ber Of the Ladies' HON" journal was
tho hoSie Of the play
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ADDITIONAL SOCIETY
Elr1' Ka6uueTade.

Presentations are now hrinG complet-
rd for The annual llES' masquerade
ball. which will take place Oh MONDAY
ry..ujrg at their CluhhoGS" on Fifteenth
str,.ri These arrangements ar" dec!d-
rily out nf II" ordinary and VII! ni'"r
10 the rr.nh"r& and their friends on"
OF the incrricst and Erandest affairs
81 ,rr e,;tirc year Th" rn$tuncr from
pi,isbUruh viii he 1T III" cluh on Sat
uf,iay afternoon and all wonderful out
fits may IL" secured.
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Found " aD 10 Health
Wif6ouf Using Knife
DOCTOR RECOMMENDED OPERA
TON FOR GALL STONE TROU.
BE BUT MOTHER
OBJEL


In her work rs an evangelist in Inc
mountain districts OF West Virginia.
Mrs. Mary y. Frrrre. who lives al
1874 Madison Ave.. HUNTINGTON. W.
W. was Frequently Caued 10 relieve
suffering among her charges and be-
came familiar with the practical value
Of remedies easily available. When
her daughter became i'll and the doc
tor finally said the trouble was gall
stones and THAI IN operation was nr-
.rcs&ary, Mrs. Frrr"" would uor con
sent. In Il letter To the PinuS labOra-
tories she SAYS. after four doctors
i'aI treated ny daughter. and We HAD
rri"d various remedies without avail.
heard of Fruitoia and TTHXO and
ir.cd it as q last resort. Tho first
dose brought imlnuGIal" rrnrt' and ai-
i"r using three. bu,,i"S Of fTuiiola
and TWO bottles Of TraX0 Sh" vas en-
iITrir cured pray iMat MY lcSil-
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a eautifuI
Complexion
May Be Obtained by the Use OF
Stuart's Calcium Waters. the
Greatest Of All Blood
!. Purifiers.

No need for anyone TO go about any
longer with a face covered with pw-
pies. blotches. cruptions, blackheadS
and liver spots These are all due 10
impurities in the blood. Cleanse the
blood thoroughly and the bIemiShes
will DISAPPEAR.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-16
BROWN RELEASED
insufficient Evidence to warrant tins
olydtng of Alleged speaksasy Man

1obn "Ruster" Brown. arrested. Sum
d,y in q raid on his home on Locust
street. conducted by Prohibition OFF,
GERS Phillips and Neider, was released
after a hearing before Squire r. G.
Hobbs at the county jail last evening
rant holding him. The hearing Of John
Vies, arrested the same afternoon on
n Yost law charge. was continued un-
til Monday.
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.. SHORTAGE OF WATER.

PPITTSBCRGH. Feb. iI.--Thc danger
Oc 4 water shnrtac" which !ii'ShurSh
faced today on account OF SCARCITY ~
coal was irsscncd ;onirh; by the ar
rival at the pumping plants "f several
carloads. \ conference" of city officials
Ia discuss the situation was held today
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a,.is1 VIII Give Reception.

4; The Ni"oll arc store some tim" dur
ing l;.r latter part of this month wal
lace %u;ting will hold an informal re-
cam ION and a cordial Invitation il cN-
tended al those who care 1" attend
Wallace Nul1inc has gained for himself
= nn:ahl" reputation ~ his colonial in
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Swimming pools in ihr various public
school buildings have been closed and II
request has been lu'.dc o! III" public /,
exercise economy III The uSr Of water
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"StuA-I'S CAlCluln %uIeES WALL b1sS
YOU IN excellent skin color and re-
move all facial eruptors."
That's what Stuart's Calcium Waf-
ers are intended TO accomplish and do
accomplish. Their principal ingredi'
ent is. Calcium Sulphide. the quickest
and mos, thorough blood cleanser
known. :.
These wonderful little waters get
right into the blood and destroy erup-
tive substances present in it. In some
cases few days are sufficient TO
make a marked Improvement. And
when the blood is pure the whole SyS-
tenn is L hundred per cent better.
Go 70 any drug store and get 3D.
cent box OF Stuarts Calcium Waters.
Get them today.
Don't fret any longer about those
blackheads, pimples, boils, letter, ecze-
ma spots or skin eruptions; they al!
90 and go quick" if you use Stuart
Calcium Waters. y small sample
package npiled free by sending cou
pom below.
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ENLARGEMENT Announced.

tcriors. their correctness as t. detail
and their beautiful Co!Orings.
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Farewell Party.

4 maSquc surprise party was given
in honor Of Mrs. Joseph Myers Of
Elm Grove. by the Sewing Circle OF
ing at her home. Mrs Myers will be
leaving in the future for her farm on
McGraws Run The evening was spent
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\ pretty affair was given last evening
ut the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Johil
KuntZ to announce the engagement OF
John Nolie. Of Proctor. W. Wa. Miss
kuntz is Il popular young lady OF East
Wheeling MIR. Noltc IL q prosperous
young business man Of Proctor.
Dancing and games provided the
guests with Il delightful evening. De-
liciouS refreshments were served.
Those present We're:
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~, On. nHRoMo oUIHmK'

roret the genuine, call for full name
IASATfVE BROMo QUIN1NE. Look
Tor signature Of E. W. GROVE. Cures
y Cold IN One Day Csc,
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card and DancIng Party.

Card ana OHuCIa8 E3IIys -,
The amusement committee OF thy
Mercantile Club has issued the follow
ing cards to the club membership:
Mercantile Club
Thursday evening, February %
Cards and Dancing
Cards to 10: Dancing 10 to u
Music by Professor james Jelly
Some special features will be given
Don't fail to attend \
Amusemept. committee.
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Mis-: :da Bloomfield entertained a
number Of friends at the. home Of her
sister. Mrs. Z. W. Dague. at Sand Hill,
last night. in Il most delightful manner:
CHIMES and music were the diversions OF
the evening. At the conclusion refresh
ments were served. The following were
Omaha daily bee., 1917-11-28
StabiIization Of Bread ],
Production HeIpS Farmers

Washington, Nov. 27.-Drastic cur
Sterilization of bread production by
government supervision extending
from the wheat field to the bakery
with a consequent elimination of
boarding and speculation makes it
possible for the farmer to receive 40
per cent of the price paid for the loaf
OF bread, the food administration an
nounced today. 1t was pointed out
that last year the farmers returns
represented less than 20 per cent OF
the selling price OF bread.
Federal control OF production has
had decidedly stabilizing influence
on all branches of the industry, with
the result, according to the food ex-
perts, that marked decrease in bread
prices has been effected recently in
many cities.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-11-28
GOVERNMENT SEEKS
TO CONTROL SILVER
Silver Producers Protest and
Claim That Practical Con-
fiscation Of Mines Will
Result.

Washington, D. C., Nov. 27.--A
conference over the government plan
to hold down the price OF silver in the
United States during next year will
be held at the Treasury department,
probably the last of this week, be-
tween Secretary McAdoo. and west
ern silver producers.
American and British officials want
to prevent the competition of foreign
purchases from boosting silver to the
point where its coinage becomes I'M
profitable. Contracts have been pro-
posed under which the governments
practically would control the market
for year at price somewhat lower
than the PREVAILING SO cents an ounce
rate, the government to use only part
of the metal and release the balance
for ordinary purposes. The United
States is expected to use 10000 ,00O
ounces this year and Great Britain
needs large quantities. t.
Many to Be Present.
Silver operators from Nevada
Utah, Arizona, Colorado and Idaho
will be represented at the confer.
ence to be held the latter part of this
week at Washington between the
Treasury department. and the silver
producers of the west. Governor
Boyle expects to accompany the Ne.
vada representatives, who will leave
Reno tomorrow evening.
The Nevada operators will strongly
oppose the proposal of the govern.
ment to fix the price of silver al
something less than SO cents ar
ounce, claiming that silver at 86 cents
affords a narrower margin of prof,
to operating mines than silver at &C
cents did during the pre-war period.
Increase in Cost.
Enormous increases have taken
place in such cost factors as labor
machinery, coal, cyanide, explosives
and other operating requirements
and the indications, they say, are that
operating costs will increase rather
than diminish in the next year.
Operators claim that in districts
where silver is produced as a by.
product VI copper it is possible for
mines to operate proftably on an sc.
cent basis on account of the present
price allowed by the government tc
copper producers, but in the district:
where silver is the only or principa
mineral content tbs price would b,
unfair in view off increased mining
costs.
Western operators are also scri
ously concerned over strict orienta
embargo, unless the government ant
other allied .la..ons will absorb the
entire domestic production.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-11-28
Urge War If U. S. Lives
Lost in Austrian Attack

Washington, Nov. 27--Inquiry re-
garding the nationality of the sub
marine that sank the American steam
er Schuylkill made by the State de-
partfnent has developed that the per-
iscope was marked black and white,
with spiral design. Data in pos
session of the government does not
reveal whether this indicates an Aus
triap vesselA
The State department is continuing
its inquiry through consular officers
at Mediterranean ports and should
it be established that the Schuylkill
was sunk by an Austrian submarine,
the State department, it was said to-
day, would have in its possession the
essential factors upon which to ask
congress for an expression of its will
regarding the further maintenance of
peaceful relations with Austria.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-11-28
VICE GREATEST FOE
UNCLE SANS ARMY
Not Only Question of Morals,
But Factor in Winning Bat
ties, Says Episcopalian
Bishop.
(By Associated Press.)

Boston, Nov. 2.-Social diseases
the army have become more than a
question of morals and pity; they have
become also a question of winning
battles, Bishop William Lawrence OF
the Massachusetts, Episcopal diocese,
declared in frank address before the
Episcopalian club tonight.
T Speaking on making an American
soldier" he said that the meeting OF
vice conditions in Europe was one of
the most battling problems with which
the military and sanitary authorities
had to deal and that they needed the
strong and intelligent support of the
whole people.
"The loose living swashbuckler as
an effective soldier has gone by the
board" he said. Il believe that the
time has come when the people should
know the facts, not in sensational
head lines, but as plain facts"
One in Six Diseased.
Quoting figures from the surgeon
generals office of conditions in the
army from 1911 to 1918, he said one
recruit out OF every six was diseased
and that this average was rather bet
ter than that of the young male pop
ulation from which the army was re-
cruited. ..
"The great body OF Our soldiers and
sailors for our new army and navy are
straight and clean" said Bishop Law
renee. "On the other hand there are
in our communities a certain number
of professionally loose women, and
an appallingly large number of girls
from IA to 20 years of age, who, at
tracted by the uniform and the ro-
nance emotionally stirred by the TIM
wonted excitement, either yield to or
throw themselves at the young men.
Girls Greatest Danger.
"This is war and it is one of the
dangers and sometimes one of the
horrors of war that emotions, good
and bad. are pitched to high power.
The greatest danger is with this last
great class, the girls of our villages,
towns and cities"
Omaha daily bee., 1917-11-28
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Omaha daily bee., 1917-11-28
NO CURTAHMENT
OF AUTOS, SAYS
DEFENSE COUNCIL

Washington, D. c., Nov. 27.-The
tailment of passenger automobile
production, which has been talked oi
since the manufacturers were called
into conference recently with the ad.
visory commission of the council oi
National Defense, has been found
unnecessary, according to expert ad-
visers of the commission.
Facilities of the plants were said
today to be sufficient for handling
government work now in sight and
steel manufacturers have given as
surance that they can supply all the
metal needed.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-11-28
BRITISH MOVE
ON JERUSALEM
Advance to Within Three and
One Half Miles Of Holy
City; Cavalry Scatter
Turks.
By FRANK w. GETTY.

(staff Correspondent New York Tribune }
London, Nov. 27.-(Special Cable
to The Bee. 1.-The British forces un-
der General Allenby have advanced to
within three and one-half miles oi
Jerusalem. They have captured Bittir
station, which is about six miles south
west OF the holy city, and Ain Karin
two and half miles nearer to the
west of Jerusalem. The advance was
effected in a strong cavalry dash, the
official report given out tonight indi-
Gated.
The Turks have chosen the high
ground to the west of the city for
their final stand, also covering the
Jerusalm- -Shechem road to the north
with strong bodies of troops, an at
tack by the British forces on these
defenses, and the actual siege of the
city is imminent.
Following the fall of Jaffa, the port
of Jerusalem, the advance of the Brit
ish has been rapid. The Turks re.
treated, hardly contesting the way
evidently planning to reach the ad-
vantageous positions on the hills for
their last effort to save the city.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-11-28
Babes Drink Coffee.
Mix Price Too HiqEl

Washington, Nov. II. High
prices of milk in New York, Chi
cago, Philadelphia and other cities,
have curtailed the consumption
d among the poorer classes, until
many children under years of age
are being given tea and coffee by
their parents, according to informa-
ton made public today by the chill
dren's bureau of the department of
labor. Owing to the rising cost of
milk, families of small means have
been forced to stop its use entirely
or buy only half the quantity they
need. A warning that serious harm
will result from omitting milk from
a child's diet, was issued by the
bureau. a..
Omaha daily bee., 1917-11-28
Argentine War Farty
Refuses TO Back Down

Buenos Aires, Nov. 27.-The social
ist party in a plebiscite has refused by
large majority to accept the resigna-
ton OF the socialist members of the
Legislature who voted in Parliament
in favor of a rupture of relations with
Germany. j.
The resignation of these men was
presented because of certain criticisms
on the part of the socialists and advo-
Gates of neutrality.
The former German Minister Count
Won Luxburg has arrived here from
the island of Martin Garcia, and the
newspapers are criticising the authori-
ties for permitting these eomings and
goings.
That extra room will pay your coal
bill. Rent il through a Bee Want Ad
Omaha daily bee., 1917-11-28
Two American Deserters
Taken on Mexican Soil

Juarez, Mexico, Now 27.-Two
American soldiers, in full field service
uniform, were arrested here today
and placed in the military detention
prison pending an investigation OF
their presence here. The men ad-
mitted having come from Camp Fort
Bliss, where, they said, they had been
members of an infantry regiment.
American Consul E. A. Dow has
been notified, and at the request oi
American military authorities will
confscate their uniforms.
An effort was. begun to have them
surrendered to the United States army
at the international bridge, where
they will be arrested on charges OF
desertion, during time of war, a most
serious offense,
Omaha daily bee., 1917-11-28
Mrs. Carver to Meet Cars
Daughter; Will Be Chaperone

Denver, Colo, Nov. 27.-Mrs. Mar
garet Barry Carver, wife of an Amer
ican banker with Petrograd interests,
is here today on her way to San Fran
cisco, where, she admitted, she is
to meet Miss Tatiana Romanoff,
daughter of the deposed emperor of
Russia.
Mrs. Carver seemed perturbed
when il became known that she was
to chaperone and act as guardian for
the former grand duchess. Mrs.
Carver was accompanied here by her
husband, who arrived from Russia
the latter part of October.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-11-28
Young Chadron Boy Homesick
Before Takes Uncle Sans Oath

went to the city dispensary, where he
told physicians he thought he had
smallpox. His ailment, however, was
diagnosed as home sickness. He
came to St. Louis to enlist, but de-
parted from the barracks without lak-
ing the oath of allegiance. The com,
mandant at the barracks says he is too
young to be returned there.