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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-10
LOCAL

One dollar puts a celebrated ffoos- fer kitchen cabinets In your kitchen and you pay the balance at $f week Reap x Crawford Ifurn Go. if Get Brunswick phoaograph and you can play any and all makes Of records without one cent of extra cost. Sold exclusively by Reap X Crawford Furn Co. if A Hoosier cabinet gives you Inc benefit of Inc wide experience in home economies of six of Ameriea's Brunswick phonograph in your own home Reap X Crawford Furniture company If Hosiery will bc manufactured by the surry Hosiery Mills, Mt Airy, N C.. organized with $2000O0 capital
 Let us demonstrate the all record dar mops, dust cloths and oil. Order from Reap X Crawford Furniture Co
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-10
C0TTGH APPOINTED
 CONGRESS DELI "A TT, T !,

E. C Couch president of he Arkaa. sas tobt 6 Pa4aE company has beea appointed by G85.=1 a- Rrouah as q c=Iegate 10 represent &rkansas al the convention of ae Southern Conner cia1 congress. so be held in New York OGober l5 10 l.. 1tr. Couch ls also in receipt of an invitation to attend q gacag.t9a i1 6onoT of he House Of Southern Governors and meet tHe governors Of gbe Southern states 10 take place at the #aidorf-Astorta hotel New York October 15. Hr. Couch intends attending he congress. f his business activities will permit
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-10
!gAI BER THE TYRE.

Ethel Clayton is the star in the newest WorId-Picture Brady-Nade. The Woman Beneath' which will he he attraction at tbe iianber thoa- Ire on tomorrow. This production is particularly charming, unusual of foring If tells of Inc way that Il youne society debutante marries q wealthy Western mine owner. She later tells her husband that she does not love him. hal she simply made q good match Put still later she dem onstrafes hat he is the possessor af true worth and she does this n a man nor that charms and delights every one eThe Woman Roaoaibs is q mol. ahl4 deIightful offering Re sure to see it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-10
DINNER TO DIPLOMATtSTS.

New York. Oct. 9 Thirteen copn- Iros will be represented at the ban quot to he tendarod the diplomatic Representatives of Ameriea's allies at the Hotel Astor as q leading feature of the Southern commercial congress here noxt week, Ambassador .Iusser- and. dean of the rofoien diplomatic corps in Washin@ion, will speak for lhc allied dipomatists, and among tha speakers will he William T Taft former President of he United States
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-10
Wllt5rtt,r tUtYEY To CtNr.

City Detective Ar Mayberrv *ea@ tefdav received instructions 1na Camp eillo to bring Willis nancy to inc camp tbis morpjne Chancy was arrested Monday on charge of de scrtiou. havine Jeff the camp Sunday and failed 10 report Monday morpins for duty rewarG of go is p1i3 for the arrest and delivery a' I lc scfter Nr Nayherry will take Chaney to Little Rock this morning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-10
.I0NESROR0 MAN lS
 33Rn BFGREE BOOSTER
r. |. Caafin Yisffs r. W DancY En- Ranfo fo |. T. |. |. Var Council
 af Baiiae.

r chaffa # prominent drug9'ef of {rocebara and or. active in ToHoa None Christian association work -as in tna city yesterday and Last aipat rn ra8te t9 Hniias TeEag where he a1I attend meetins If repre- =cnfaffvae rom five z0Utuorn atafea+ 13tled for tho aar4ese eG deFl inc lana far 4e campaa0 ao fafa" abe I C A War Council #tand=
 acheunIg Hr Chain boost q. af inc thfrt-tbrd de@ree. which
 id Ha ffo vafe afaheat tbat can He attained and then only when 4 Haa boaet4 ale own. ts people and Hrurr iustftuf17. whenever tn=i #iffr- avor he can i1n into f1e appoffuaity
 The opportunity opened yesterday evening and he aaia that beeineee conditions H Ionesbof9 &ere foe Hneaf ia inc world s0sEa have Inc fowa inc people fhe money tHe rieo. Ihc corn. fine cotton. fhe hogs and tde cattle" he aaid in one breath, "3nd facrc l8 no camo0rlaee about it. either"
 Nf c6affn v1I leave this morning for Dallas
 Ffftoon Arkansas #ill attend fhis conference. Pine Bluff will be rep resented ny " " Taylor and v o. Alexander. which fact two delegatee from Pine 8lnff 10 one from Jones boro. shows 5bo latter as next 10 the finest cify in The state
 Wr. Alexander went 10 FordVce yes terdaq and later Warren where with pr. j. l. Norris. pastor Of Inc Efrst Presbyterian church. ho attended fhe meeting of fhc Warcn-Pine Blelff
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-10
F0rR CASES " p0uCE COVRr.

Howard Cox and James Rosect. ncarocs. charged with fighting ap pearod before Police Iudse ] k Stewart in rho police court yesterday morning. and were fined S7 each
 George Edwards, ncsro butcher VI 21i North hetfy street. and Ed Williams. negro running restaurant at t1o North Hickory. withor1 licenses Mero rincA NJ ench
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-10
WOMEN HAVE THEIR TRoHI Fs

No only middle aged women. bnt younger ones, too, suffer from back ache pains in side. swollen mkl,s, sore muscles, rheumatic pains and kiadred ailments without knolyng that thesc are most often tho result of doranged or overwnr),od kidneys. Foley Kidney Pills ar7 good medciae for kidney trouble. Fdr sale ~hy Mann's PharmaeN Adv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-10
GnANFI. GINEN AWAY.

have about BOO cars of washed gravel, only ibree blocks from Hardin, Ark. that will give free 10 anyone desiring same Good driyo to araY= ol. Address W ". t,ghme. tardin. Ark. iQ-6&
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-10
NOTICE 70 PATRONS.

in order to meet the hiqh cost of all necessities, I will be compelled to raise my milk prices OF and after October ] l917. The price of milk will be cents per pint and l1 cents per quart; cream 20 cents one half pint.
 Thanking you for past patronage and asking q continuance of same, l am,
 r. !. WILSON, Prop Phone 1667 Home Dairy, 923-2w
 
 Among the few English words that contain the voWels in their reverse or der are uncomplimontary and unno- tieeablV.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-10
i,i LBS.

French bulbs Roman AYacintbs and
 paper white nareissus are on the W2y io ue and we Will now take orders for delivery as soon as they arrive Davis F)oral Go. 20l West Second avenue. phone l8Ql lt-9jf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-10
TOW HlLi RVNS TRICK.

Tom Hill yesterday purchased from inc g. (. Well Motor company q two ton service truck, to be used on his plantation near Pine Stuff.
 Announcement has been made that Japan will build thirty submarine boats next year The navys person nol will be increased to meet the new demand
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-10
4ER4STtAN .HoWs INeRE4sE.

Fort smith. Oct Assessed val uee for Sebastian county this year total &1S.47g.e57. an increase of g. 01os949 The assessed value of the realty .s fixed at 5f2aa4126. and the personal property af @G27f931
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-10
MOTHER STIFF. GOES WRO NG.
Mrs. Victor L. Burger Finds lfiscon'
 sin sSSNciafion Too Tame.

Milwaukee Wis., Oct. 3..Mfs. VTe' for L. Burger, wife of the former Socialist congressman. has resisned as vice president of 5be Wisconsin Womeas suffrage a@sociation. stat ina that Inc or4aniz&tion was not sufficiently radical 10 suit her. She said she would join the National Women Suffrage association. members Of which have come into prominence by pickefin& at the white house.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-10
NOTICE TO THE T T E
 PUBLIC


 RR. BRrNSON's FAMOUS PRES ScRIfTTOE, the great American rem edy for all diseases of the stomach liver and kidneys can be bought in Pine 8luff at Eann's Pharmacy, See ond and Pine Bobbitt 6 Dancy, 12a Main Brasher Drae @, 20 Main. Central Pharmacy Sixth and Main F'otch's Drug Co, Sixteenth and Main. Public Drng Co, ITS Vest Sixth Ave; Eetnboreer < Collier, Fourth and Main, fOnen all Ni@ht)
 Also for sale at all other leadins drne stores in the state The above stores handle the Original and Gent inc DR BRf.NSON'S FAMOUS PREGGBtFTIGN made only by Rein berger X Collier Advt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-10
HAVE TOUR PIANO TINED AND
 REFERRED.

Our method of restoring tune and our tuning and repairing department touch to worn Instruments, makes the best in this vicinity. Our tuners are men of many years experience and all other work is guar anteed. No charges for estimates. BaRSE., iESiG HGTSE
 2l0 Vest second ..tc.
 Phone li:2.
 921-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-10

More tobacco is smoked per head ia the United States than n any oth- CT country e%eap pt Holland.
 The fronti5r line between Canada and tbe United States ts the only "un- defanded' frontier in the world.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-10

Reduced rates to Eicksburg Miss, via Missouri Pacific account of Na- tional Reunion and Peace Jubilee 0c- taber Ie f3 t9. I9f7. Rate of SIo10 for round grip will apply from Pine Bluff Tickets on sale October 12. 14 and l5, good returning November l. D. c. Payne. agent. l0-10-et
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-10

9cdrcod rates 10 Kansas City, Mo, via Missouri Pacific railway account Of general convention Of Churches af Christ. October 24 10 q, tal7 Rate of s2t86 for round trip will nlT from nino Fluff. Tickets on sale 0cfober 22. 22 and 2t good returning November !. D. C. Payne. agent
 f8-10-eod-7t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-10

Reduced rates 10 Monticello, Ark via Missouri Pacific Railway, ae- count southeast Arkansas fair October IS 10 F. 1917 Rate of $3.75 fof round ao will apply from Pine Blaff Tickets on sale October l. 10 I9. inclusive Good returning 0oto- her 20 D. z. Payae. agent 10-io@t
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-26
WHAT ONE DAYS MEALS SHOULD DO FOR THE
BODY IF SCIENTIFICALLY ARRANGED

NSISlLy OF NSILuCNyy BlH59 SAo4IlPlS9
of good and bad menu making,
BY PROF. MARY E. SWEENY
(Dean of State Univ. of Kentucky.)
It is not enough that the body
should be supplied with the kind of
food for repairing it, and with the
kind of food to keep it warm and to
give power to move. 1t must also
have lime, iron and common salt to
build up the cells and to keep them
in good condition.
Bones and teeth are examples of
the cells which require lime and
which cannot be repaired without it,
Milk and eggs are the best sources
of lime for the body. Other lime
giving foods are byttermilk, prunes,
beans, cottage cheese, celery, spin
ach and caulifoweF.
Blood cannot be kept rich and red
unless the body makes daily many
millions of red blood corpuscles. In
anemia, where people become. pale
and HstIess, the supply of red corpus
cles is usually greatly reduced. Iron
giving foods are whole wheat bread,
egg yolk, cabbage, oatmeal, dried
beans, celery, spinach, lettuce, as
paragus and green string beans.
Nerve and brain cells cannot be
made unless a Substance for building
them, known as phosphorus, is sup
piled in sufficient amounts in the
food. This substance is most album
dant in spinach, buttermilk, cottage
cheese, asparagus, cauifower, Gu
cumbeTs and celery.
Some people buy lime, iron and
salts at the drug store in various
medicines. Others get them from
fruits and vegetables. AS a general !
thing our instincts may be relied up
on to supply the organism with the
necessary amount Of common salt.
The human. machine, ike the
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-26

~ SAANOASAA LIZ. \ YIN IL
.CALLY ARRANGED
steam engine, needs to be kept clean.
Cellulose, substance familiar in the
long strings of old celery, in lettuce
and in cabbage, is not used by the
body for food, but cleans out the di-
gestiVe tract. Among the other veg
etables containing cellulOse are car
rots, green corn, potatoes, parsnips,
fresh beets, squash and lima beans.
A days meals should contain some
meat or eggs and milk; starehy veg
etables, bread, butter, one vegetable
which gives iron and one vegetable
or fruit which gives lime, The phos-
phOrus is usually insured by the milk,
eggs and cereals.
IMPROPERLY BALANCED MEALS
Menu No. 1.-Too High in Protein
Fried Ham
Egg
, Fried Potatoes
Cottage Cheese
Bread
Custard Pie
Changed to Become a Balanced RAJ
tion-No. 1-Correct.
Boiled Ham
Mashed Potatoes
Bread and Butter
\ Green String Beans
Canned or Fresh Fruit
Menu No. 2-Too High in Starch {
Pork Chops
Bread and Butter
Cream Potatoes
Macaroni
Apple Dumphngs, hard sauce
Menu No, Correct
Pork Chops
Bread and Butter
Dreamed Potatoes
SlaW with cooked dressing
Apple Sauce
I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-27
AT TEE LIBERTY.

Tho length that chIldlcss. desperate
woman will 20 10. who f"cls her love
slirnlns away from her. If forcihly dem
on.,ratrrl by Alice Er;Ldy. the star of a
maid IF R"lEium." showing today at the
Liberty theatre. Sixteenth and Market
streets.
The story is presented in most sur
arising manner. II is filled To over
flowing with Interesting incidents. with
r,aarknhc scnr!r effects and With. n
srlrultd Characterization. The conclu'
sion or tho drama Will come as tho most
dist snrt sort Of surprise To NIL who arc
50 fortunate MS {" sec this production
!, is needless 20 say that Miss Brady
gives IL most finished. performance. her
beauty and her ability Hre both seen "a
srlcndid advantage in tho role OF Adorcc
III" I!,tl" Belgian refugee. who suffered
go much. but finally attained happiness
under the most surprising circumstances
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-27
ROTARY ANNUAL
DINNER TONIGHT
AFFAIR TO BE CRACKERJACK-
A HUMDINGER OF EATS AND
ENJOYMENT.
Each Member VIII Give the Other a
Present-Program Of Pleasure md
FroNc and Fun.

What promises to DO tho most enjoy
able trca-carc dinner gathering ever held
hy the Wheeling Rotary club will be
held this evening in the Scottish Rite
cathedral dining hall. II will he the an
nual holiday club dinner and plans have
been made 70 make IT. just bubble over
with enthusiasm. happiness. fun, frolIc.
cats and enjoyment. n big crowd OIL
members arc TO be on hand and II is 10
br n crackcri Jack and humd:nGcr evening
to hc long remembered. Secretary w.
Fl. Smith stated yesterday afternoon that
aI reservations had been taken md that
only those who had made reservations
ending Monday al noon. can be accom-
odated. Each Rotarian will give the
other q present.
The dinner is to start on the stroke OF
seven. All arc requested to be at tho
cathedral at $50 o'clock this evening.
Time waits on no man. That's the name
Of the committee In charge Of the big az
fair. II iF 20 be n Hoover dinner. but
according To the mcuu in preparation
there Will be ample sufficient for all"
Secretary Smith sent out letters to
MI the members last evening telling Of
the doinEs that nre on tap.
The cpistlc closes with this:
The same plan IS To- be used this year
nS lOTnlCEl. III u
l. e..
,, Each member Is to deliver to C. H
Wheeler and Sons store, Peoples bank
building. securely wrapped and marked
with Ia name Il present for some NOM
Der of tho club. Tho entertainment
committee has arranged plan for tho
distribution. The present may be az
worth. worthless. useful or useless hu-
nlorous or sorr0wrul--but Lot thr Rnta
beware who supplies ;hc sorrowful one
The humorous will doubtless prevail
rs IN former years.
We nrc To have the quarters tho en-
Tire evening and the entertainment COM
lnittcc assures me that there Will be
ample provision for hinrIty. And by
III" same token. il appears there are
other kinds "f enjoyment |" be prnvid-
cd as VOL. In other words this IS to be
tho greatest holiday meeting We have
ever held. and that is talking strcHk.
Bowling alleys AMI billiard room viii
h" available, should tn" program be COM
rlCtcd In timn. In other words. VIC arc
told. Make yourselves az home. boys"
So 90 to 1t.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-27
TIE THEATRES
DOLL SHOW TO-DAY

Anyone having n fondness for the "la'
siyn dollar should spcncd few copecNs
ard go to tho Court theatre To see lhc
million Dollar DOLL" for il Is really 2
worth while show.
Now, understand. VIC arc not saying
that it ia the best production seen hcr"
tRia scnson. for. frankly. 1t Is nor
Nevertheless, il is Il worth while per-
fnrmancc and on" that Is really enjoy
ahlr. Thrrc are plenty Of good comedy
rrs;urcs and Il wealth of splendid music
IN rh: ensemble which,, combined. MAXI
n very good Offering.
The scenery and costumes are truly
beautiful and ndd Grcrtly TO the mag
n!nccnce Of the performance.
Marie Howard. undcrstudy for Haze!
MsrshllL- played III" leading role nj
the maS y" yesterday in most accept
able .iner. Tho show closes with
matEc and c"cry performance this
evrk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-27

male or female, January y: hlue>DSlnIa
nnle January s: Inspector Of fueI ah1
forage. mule. January S: dynamo ten
der. male. January =: asSistant physl-
c!st. male. Sl.50n-Sl.$uh. January VI
third class steam engineer male, Jnnu-
airy .: clerk. qualified IA craftsman.
male. January .: iahorator!an. Qualihed
In strength Of materials. male. January
Q: assistant engineer. mal". January y:
Junior engineer. male. January y; pre-
narrator in nenatoloGy. January =: shop
epprentice. male, January 2; analyst
male. January =: Irst grade or cierlcai'
field service. January ~.
Application forms for the following
named exariinat ons may re hled win
TIE commission at any time: Assist
ant inspector Of hull material. male;
cement inspector. male: lax clerk. mol"
and female: executive secretary. mare
messenger rutc clerk, freight rAtc cier"'
cvpre:s rate clerk. graph"type opera
tnr. F. addrcssngraph operator, aulc-
,nutic addrcssocraph operator proc'-
reader and income tax deputy coliectoF'
inspector and agent. male.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-27
FROZEN FACED
RHEUMATICS
MELTING
They Are All Smiling New.

They never used anything like Med
trone Prescription SO" for Rheumatic
troubles before They are sure at last
that stubborn old friend, Rheumatism.
is a goner, is dead one.
"Neutrone Prescription 80" is the
new plan rheumatic Remedy that
surely will surprise YOU the first DOT
tie you try. 1t gets in its good WORK
rIrht from the start. You feel better
right away. It never fails. It sure Is
Il wonder.
You, Mr.. Sufferer. get on the Job TO-
day. Go to your druggist and get a
bottle of condensed relief. That Is
lust what "Neutrone Prescription So
is and no mistake. We are handing
It to you straight. SOC and %1OO tho
bottle.
c, II. Griest 6: Co., Wheeling. W.
Va, and leading druggists everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-27
LIGHTLESS NIGHT

Tonight will b" observed as liEhtless
night and many Wh"cling merchants
and other r"r$"ns hay" prepared to
abide w,ti ~" ruling nf The fuel add
n!n!sirnti"u. All 'unn"c"ssary lights"
will h.. DISPENSED with this evening.
The ''TIGhll"Ss night" movement is
meeting with tn" approval al Wheeling
people Although many Of III" stores
have not been abiding with the order.
Il has been because Of IN" lighting COR
ncCti"n; in the slnr"s. Some of tho
places have automatic control systems
aid tfeSr must all be rcwirrd. Al
ready this work has been done ut many
places.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-27
GREAT LAUGHING SHOW.

0ftcntimrs Shownlcn in describing the
great laughing success of some play In
a certain city will use the slang phrase
.'knorked en- off their seats. res
f":r!nE 20 ;hc h!larity Of tho audience.
To "HrnrHcked Henry" tho famous Inu-
steal comedy which will he seen here
at .hc Court Saturday matinee and night
December -. belongs tho honor Of really
accommodating this feat. During the re-
cert cement at Nashville Tenn.
a largc ia; mar sitting on an aisle we'll
down in the parqu"; became so exhausted
with laughter III tho mHny IudicrouS sit
uatInns that he slipped from his seat
IL III" floor ard tn" ushcrS had to assist
him to rise. Don't miss this greatest %
al! Sirly fun shows. Seats are now on
sale. Popular prices Will prevail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-27
Civil Service Examinations

The l-n,i"i states civil service COM
InissI"u nnr"uH".S n" following named
cAauln;.iinu Ia be- held IN the near tn-
iurc Nrr"eSary information and appli-
,...rinr blanks; may b. secured from tho
secretary Of Tho board ~ civil rXumin-
rr,s At tho local ruStofficc:
Marine :n*;,rciuv. male $500. De-
r.n,t~,~ 20: ,in:ry nushandnar. malc.
81 SUE So 500. December &c: power plant
engineer. male, January 2: assis mt
ROVER plant engineer: male. January ::
clerk. purtmcntnl service. January -;
assistant inspector ~ wooden equip
m.:ut, male, january S; negative cuttcF'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-27

at t'"rl S,rIv"n. Ga. will return tnmor-
row - ihr camp. after spending -FOUR
day furl"urh with his parents hero.
Corporal James ';Hrv"r. nt camp i.r".
is Visiting hts SISTER. Mrs. Claude Noel
nf I'hnplinr Sir.rt Thomas Carney. n
brother If Corporal Linrv"y. Is visiting nj
,hr Noel home. Thomas Carney IL ta-
toned ut al; nEIa;i"n school IN Texas. ~
IN inspector "f airplAurs.
.Iue NiEgrriu"yrr. u we'll known young,
man If III" South Sid" who was draft
ch nad has been home on \ five dny'
ruriuugh. left last evening for Camp
Lee,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-27
Rows Homo.

A number OF South Sid" boys wh"
wnr G-a fled aud hay" h""n away nj III"
training camps. are home on tur!"uShs
These young rIcG has hc"n Kept Very
busy during th" past fnw days. Srr"Id'
ting the greetings ~ tn" other South Sill"
boys ut camp.
S"r::rar, james McCirail. VIII" has beer
stationed at Camp sherman. IN chilli
coths. Ohio is spending few days With
his parcntS. Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Nc
Grail. Of South Wood str"rt y brother
Of Sergeant M"tirail. Austt:'. Jr. Is sorry
ng with IA" American "Nn"di'lonar!
forces In France.
Earl r. zeh. who has hHon stationed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-27
NO OPEN FORUM

There viii hn no open forum Of the
Wheeling Commercial association this
w""k owing To !hc holidays. Tho next
session viii l." held ~ tho Windsor ho-
tel Thursday. January !.
There Viii h~ Ia" HsuHl luncheon OF
the huslu~sS n'"n. after which Will Sn
y free Discussion Of many topics which
will be nf interest L. all present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-27
Words Of Praise for Chamberlain'e
Couch Remedy.

Last winter | used two bottles OF
Chamhrrlain's Cough Remedy writes
Mrs. John Miller. Roanoke. Ind. at
cured me or a acvrrr cold on the lungs
and IN acr awaiting cough. ! have rec
nlnmnndrd This remedy 10 great many
people. who have used It and have
nothing hut words OF praise for il. Oh
rainahlr cvcrywherr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-27
Repeat Clntata-

The cantata presented last Sunday "H-
c1iny by the members Of the choir OF
the Third Presbyterian church VIII h"
presented again nj The church sunday
evening Tho entertainment Is an mp
proprata Christmas entertainment ana
the program is the best possible. Ire
rendition Is by request.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-27
COUNTY court
nends Recorded.

Deeds ReCorueo.
Mary Krttnrcr 10 Edward ih7let'' I"I
m Hess avenue. W"udiawn
Marriage Licenses.
Harry Davis. -. and Elsie Rogers
o. both of Coshrr,nn. ohio.
zen Il. Dresscl -. and Ruth f. Gerke'
is. both Of piilnnvulc. nhi".
James Saunders. 81. Stcub"nv1lie' g.
and Pearl Jackson. %. Ut. PicHsan'.
OTTO Robert CiSsu". a. Cleveland o.
and Ruby Smith. q. Ne" brighton.
Ccnrrc 4. E.bnliug "S, and MHudc Cox.
%. both ~ Wheeling.
Thomas Homer Young. "a. and Film
bc,h Wright. 81. both Of Wheeling.
Guardian Appointed.
Sadie r.: buchanan "nS named guar
IIen for Virginia and Esther Louise
Rurhanan. with Margaret M"kihbrn ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-27

Iona Rivers, was one Of tho best ever
presented at this popular playhouse. t"''
place was crowded At each peF'"rh'""
The Southern company Ia n"w 'n''I's
a.,o - tbo h..t shuv.s ever <;'nn here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-27
QUIETLY MARRIED

Mr. Ti"s',nan Snli"r nrd MISS Na'h
ryu thinner. b"tm r Nh"'HI"r' W'i'
uul"tly married "n Sn'"rH'N' I'""i''i"
-" Rev. F. s I:uci,u"r performed tn
ceremony