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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-23
FOOD CONTROL BOARD
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parently had no SOLDERING effect on
East Side housewives who proclaimed
q boycott against the higher priced
foodstuffs. In many instances women
who had not been informed OF the boy
colt and were seen emerging from
shops with foodstuffs were set upon
GnG beaten by members Of their own
SEX \ number OF arrests were MADE
by the police but these were not con-
fined to any one section as the BOY.
colt appeared to have spread 10 all
The poorer districts OF the greater
city,
1t Is claimed on behalf Of the roads
that the general situation as regards
food movement was brighter TO-DAY
than during the recent weeks. owing
partly 10 more favorable weather, but
due also to new car service rules
which went into effect on WedneS'
day. 1t was announced that virtually
all the large roads in the country hau
signed an agreement to return cars
at once direct TO the roads owning
them A penalty will be imposed, il
was stated, in every case wher a road
divertS an unlOaded car over road
which does not take the car back to
its owner over the shortest route
This was regarded as most radical
move and one which would send
strings of "empties" to congested dis
tricts.
In an effort to expedite car move
ments. statistics are to be made public
simultaneously here and in Washing
ton each Monday showing what EN-
bareoes have ben imposed or lifted
and the accumulation Of freight al
seaboard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-23
UNIFORMED KNIGHTS
|. TO OHIO ENCAMPM ENT
COL. MEYER ANNOUNCES FINE TRIP
FOR FIRST W. VA. BRIGADE.
o. r. X, OF P.
Many installations, Military Balls aud
Entertainments Planned-Organ-
ize New CompRn1es

Colonel C;rorg" &. Meyer. command
ing tho First Wnst Virginia r"Sllncnt'
Uniform HANK knights "f 'yihia$ an
nuuncrd last evening Thai the regiment
has arranged 10 attend the ohio state
brigade ,ncumpmcni Of the Uniform
Rank at SanduSkS. OHIO. i'll August
About go members Of tn" brigade ar"
pcctcd 10 spend tn" week al SanduShy.
representing '"u"r =" Loon Company
~. J. "f this "ily: Nhit" Lily Company
40. IL. AZ MuGudSlLl": NJ y. llnwirr
Company No. -. -! McM""h"n: I. y;
Davis romran: 10. g.. OF cameron. any
New companies "t ~" Uniform Rank
knights az rythias lr" also being FORM
aG n Chester. W"i:i"n and fo'lanSh""
nnd these. companies; II is hoped. will he
organized. equipped ana drilled IN 1iins
To accompany N" First brigade I" salt
Nth TN" ,IanS far This summer trip.
interest in the Unifnrm Rank IN Wheel
ing and vicinity is taking on new NE
and a series II attractive events has a.
ready been started. ON last Tu"SdaF
evening the new officers Of Eou"r !"
Leon Company No. / entertained nj the
Pythian Castle with. a big blowout FOR
tho Uniformed Knights. ON Tuesday
evening" March %. 4 similar rntcrlhin-
mrnt will 10 given Ht thu Castle by IN"
brigade officers and AT tho third "f this
series III" cx-nfhc"r: will b. tn" hosts.
TN Wednesday evening. FEBRUARY -.
I hltnrl NtN'T " III .-' " -'I1"'F' 81
install tn" new officers uf NJ. y. l'"wI"r
company. and on saturday evening"
Mnrrh 3. H. vii pr":ih" AT the instal!a-
tion OF officers of the company at Cam
cr"n.
ON Saturday evening of this. week.
members 81 Inc First W"Si Virginia
regiment L. X. *. ~ - and their ladies
will II, guests at military bah nj Mar
tins Ferry. and ON Wednesday evening
February @S. the FIRST West Virginia
regiment Will give n military ball III the
ArmrrY M GB"nwOnd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-23
MARSHALL CONS
CITED To COURT

CHARLESTON, W. Va. Feb. 22.-
The members of the county court or
Marshall county are cited TO appear.
March 6, before the supreme court OF
appeals of West Virginia to show
cause why they should not cause re-
count to be made of ballots Of the
election of last November in Union
district of that county, on petition OF
Harold Sigler. candidate for justice of
the district, who claims that he failed
to get credit for many votes to which
he was entitled.
Returnable on the same date, the
court issued an alternative writ Of
mandamus on petition of George E.
Rose, of Webster, who claims that he
was prevented from getting an appeal
in a Justices court by manipulation
of other litigants. The writ is d.
reclcd 10 Judge William S. O'Brien,
of the Webster circuit court, and T. j..
Gregory and others.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-23
BANKRUPTCY NOTICE

7, ,h. Dst,ic. Court n the United States lot toe
Northern District Of West virginia
In IN, matter OF J. T. Powell and j. r fo"eiI'
,,ndinr under the name OF ]. E. Powell q SON pAt.
II n,rrrun,, In bankruptcy. No. 473
To the creditor, 0. J. E. Powell and j. F. ro"eh
trading under the name Of J. Z. Powell q son. n
tho town OF McMcchcn. County OF Marshall. Anu
district Aforesaid. bankrups:
Notice Is hereby given that on mo -o'ii o' "
,.n-,,r, n 1917 tho said ]. E. Powell and j.,
F. Powell were duly adJudIcated bankrupt ana ina.
N. first meeting Of creditors Will be held a. tne
offices OF J. w Cumtnlns. ESQ.,. Suite aos-o'os Va
uonal Bank Building. Wheeling Wet hHsah'.. oa
49, "a nav NJ March. A. n. 1917. 1000 O'clock
in IN. forenoon, nj which time tho said cfed'toFs
NAV attend. prove their claims. APPOINT un,'He'
examine The bankrups. and transact such other pus'-
pess As may properly come before said meclns.
Datcd-Februa-y 2lst. 1917.
80, Referee In bankruptcy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-23
FLAG FEATURED
At Bic bANQUE 7
PATRIOTISM PREACHED, PLAYED
AND PRADED AT CAEROLL
LAST NIGHT.
When Moro Than 800 Men Banquet Un-
der Auspices of HI ghts Of Col7m-
bus, AonorinE Washington.

The flag was featured last night Mt
banquet given by ;hc knights ni Cotum-
bus at the Carroll club in honor or the
Washington anniversary. At least three
hundred men seated in the palri"tic3tllF
decorated auditorium were served 4
quality dinner by the Ladies Carroll
Social club.
The Premier nrchastra played during
the serving. br. ;hhri"S \. " ma ' ts!,
was the first speaker introduced by
TuaStmlstcr jioOrr" J. MathlSon. llr.
WingrrIcr spoke of the twentieth ann
vrrSQry yesterday of tho huilGlnI OF me
Carroll club auditorium, the mon WHO
founded the club ami built the audlt"r-
Iurn. The men who wcr" not only loyal
tn thtir club and their church, nut 10
their country. H. then spoke or the
iilustriouS George Washington.
Rev. Francis Flanagan. Wnn spoke on
''I'atriutis!u' praised the broad prlclp!eS
Of Am"ricaniSm and proclaimed himself
confident that his hearers would ever De
ready 10 even give their lives for their
country.
Col. George RI. Sands. who fought IN
the Spanish american war CAV: hrsI-
hand informative talk on 'l'rorarad-
ness" lie sad rrrparcdnrSS was no;
, miliruristic. H." cited the thousands OF
men who returned after N" 'iFl' VIZ.
TO hrAl the rarag" they nae "lnukHt
could tell they w"r" soldiers WAS ny !nH
thorough aud "fiirn ut way in when
thav Lid - t" peaceful duties
Tribute to the Flag.
'.Thr E. MAS Iar subject when
William q. I.avrllr. state lecturer Tor
the knights Of Columbus. used Up CLOS
ing the event U~ .rlcaf for honor 10
. m" flag ana Loyalty Wherever II ma!
lead The meaning "f the flag as an
rmblrn Of great American prime p;cs.
mo-, only The beautiful banner itself hut
! IN. vital Incamil.G i&rk Of II. something
which indicates Ia men their duties l"
| themselves and future generations. were
, rxpoSited by Mr. Lav"llc.
The Premier nrrh""lrl played America
Flag Feature.
Streaming from the circle oil inc hpIhe
in the audiiuriuIh' red. white ana DUO
rihhnnS to every sid" OF the room over
hung the assembly at the. tables l'arS"
flags had been placed in III" crntnr ne
orchestra gallery WAS drapcH III tue
cn!orS of III" country:
The menu served hy the ladies was
rs follows:
Oyster Cocktail
Celery HaltiheS
Chicken Patio
Mashed Potatoes
George Washington salad
French Peas EuaSl Itci
Assorted cake
Ncupolttan lc" Cream
Coffee
Cic,rs CiCarcttS
The mems committee in charge were
I NrSSr% John j. GrueIn. NJ. ) thii!'aii:
Harry l.. IIcuahuc. George Hughes an"
John ~ Weaver
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-23
MANY REPUBLICANS
TAKEN INTO CUSTODY

EVANSVILLE. Ind. Feb. 22.-After n
day OF strenuous activity on the part of
tinted States Marshal Mark Stroen and
his deputies l01 out OF the f22 Evans
willie men indicted by the federal grand
jury for alleged election frauds had been
arrested and released on bond early to-
night.
II is stated that all the indicted white
men have been arrested and that only a
few negroes. believed 10 be- Republicans,
remain to be- taken into custody. Lead
crS In thu Republican organization. mr..
rested today are: Charles Sipler. county
chairman and. Frank De Jarnctt. county
secretary: Charles Ares, William Ben
Jinghnf ard Leroy Kclsay. we'll known
business men. Most of the other Rcpub-
licans are precinct chairman and negro
politicians
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-23
WHEELING LADY
PRAISED TANLAC
Had Awful Palms In Stomach, Gas
Formed and Other Symptoms
Caused Trouble.

"The pains l suffered with some
times got so severe nothing would re-
lieve me except a hypodermlc in1ec-
ton of morphine until l. began taking
this medicine, Tanlac," declared a
Wheeling endorser Of the remarkable
preparation some time ago. II was
suffering with indigestion. stomach
trouble and nervousness at that time:
had full, uncomfortable. bloated
feeling after meal and gas would
form on my stomach, giving ME the
most intense palms Ny nerves were
unspeakably bad, and I felt all nun
down, but this new remedy Tanlac dld
wonders for me and | find 1t Is me
best medicine I ever used and lcpe
that this statement OF mine Will help
some other person troubled as | Was
said Mrs. Sallie Hart. in continuing 10
describe her corditlon prior TO taking
Tanlac.
~ saw 80 many people recommend-
ing Tanlac | began taking II myself
and I'm indeed thankful that dld; lot
since taking about three bottles l
haven't been troubled about my ston,
ach, and gas forms no more, ana
therefore every one Of the old pains
and troubles has disappeared ana my,
nerves are o. K. sleep just fne ana
feel SO greatly improved all oyer I
gladly recommend it. =,
Auto-intoxIcation internal poison
ing) is caused by the faulty ass1mlla'
ton of food, and this trouble, causes
most Of the ailments and disease with
which human beings suffer nowadays
Remove the cause Of this all 100 COM
mon trouble and we have the solution
IN nine out of ten cases like the above
case For this Tanlac has proven L
remarkable remedy, and no one so
troubled should hesitate moment be-
fore giving 1t the thorough trial 1t so
iustly deserves. Get a dollar bottle
today at c. H. Griest & Co.'S Drug
store Market street. To avoid sub
stItution. buy Tanlac only of author
lied agents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-23
N OTIC E
wb.el,nu corurpatInu Company.

Hc,Ice /, hereby given that. at meeting OF tne
stockholders Of the Wheeling Cor-lEatinS Company.
corrHa,on created and organized under tho laws OF
West virginia held at Wheeling. W. Va. on inc
,w.n,y.flr, day OF February. 1917. the following
resolutions were adopted:
Resolved first. Tina; tho wheeling CoHuGatins
Comp,ny q CORPORATION created and organized unoe'
the laws OF the State Of West Virginia. does heEeny
.rnntlaue business ~ \ corporation md suTTendeFs
10 said state its charter and corporate franchises
Tho Hoard of Directors Will proceed to convert mo
nrr4-,v chcsrs in action and MI assets OF this cor
marathon into cash and pay or and discharge gil lo
debts liabilities and obligations: and inter fuy us-
rh,rrinr all such debts, liabilities and 0Dl!Eauons.
dtrc the remainder among tho stockholders pro rata
with thcir several holdings Of stock but no s'ich
raymrn, shall he made any stakeholder until hiIel
the publication u the notice hereinafter provided
Rrsoired second. That the President OF this cor
rora,!nn cause notice Of tho adoption Of tho lore
going resolution to be published In Some newspaper
of general circulation. published near the principal
office or pace Of business Of this corporation. once
n prck for four successive weeks: aud that he Ger
MY these resolutions the Secretary OF State OF
The State Of West Virginia. and deliver TO him q
certificate showing the publication OF said notice. "
provided hy law. .
Given under my hand this twenty secoad DAY or
". IT, ABBOTT.
President Of said corporation
,r,.,. d. II. WAGNER.
Secretary.
ar n o. . -
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HolcE

Pittsburgh. ga. January !. 1911.
Tho Pittsburgh. Whseli& and Kentucky Railroad
Company. 3 corporation 4 the STATE OF Wet VIZ
giniA, Tho Pittsburgh. C.eihnHt Chicago and b.
Louis Railway Company. corporation OF the States
Of PennsyIrsnlA. wsE VFxrniH. Ohio. Indians and
Illinois. the vAndaua RafAoad Company. ., eotpors-
uon OF the States OF harna and Illinois. Aad The
Anderson Belt Railway ssmpsny and tbs Chicago
Indiana and Eastern RAiSrJ Company. corporations
Of tho State OF Indiana, lre. according 70 The Laws
of those States. been co4Ioidatsd into railroad
company named Tho Plu burEh. Cincinnati. chicsso
and ST. Louis Railroad COMPANY. effective January
!. 1917. the lxreement Il consolidation hStng ben
filed in the office o! th& Secretary OF bis OF wet
Y!rgln. on the 18th dASHof Decesnber. 1915
Hereafter ths property ornaerly owned By tbs Fits
nursh Wheeling and IntuckJ 14lroad Company.
The Pittsburgh. C1ncns1u. Chicago and b. Louis
RalluA, Company rAnG1lI Railroad Company. Th'
Anderson Belt Railway :. onpAnJ and CicsEe. inn.
ana and Eastern RalIw,f Company In ths Stats Of
West Virginia. PennUlyialA Ohio. Indiana and ILL.,
poir viii b owned and operaed By Tbs PiitssurSh-
Cincinnati. Chicago Anf 81 Louis kailrosd Com
pAnJ.
PITTSBURGH. WEBBING AND HSrUcKI
RAILROAD COAPAN!.
the pITTsBCRGu CINCINNATI. CHICAGO AND
ST. LOUIS RAILwS COMPANY.
rASDALIA .RAil-RoAte CoAPASr.
THE ANDERSON BEL RAILWAY COMPANY.
clISAso; INDIANA md hAs1hRS RAILWAY
- Re GU1cH.
tA-l5-6ot bacfSeAU.
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FINANCIAL
RELIEF MAY COME
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market TO the farmers of the west.
Discussing the telegram Mr.. Griffin
Admitted that the Minneapolis cars
were lbniuS used TO ship flour east
instead OF grain.
MIR. Griffin was asked II the conSes-
ton OF freight cars on eastern ROADS
wis not held by investigating bodies
to have been to great degree re-
Sponsibe for the coal shortage this
winter. anu also. if the, railroads gave
the grain trade all the cars 1t needs
if it would not discriminate unfairly
against other business.
Il am not familiar with the coal
problem nor tne' problems OF other
businesses. but | do know that with
food prices soaring way beyond the
reach of the average pockeihook. the
great problem is 10 distribute food,
and grain is food basis and the
cheapest, comparatively. in the world
he said.
we are going to take another
chance at obtaining relief through the
Interstate Commerce Commission be-
fore further considering other action"
he concluded
Higher Food Prices.
Meanwhile food prices in Chicago
showed no sign OF decline. Wholesal-
er$ generally predicted still higher
prices before new crops are harvest
~. The exhibited government reports
as 10 conditions. These showed that
although the 1916 crop Of potatoes was
..,,t9h 600 short. 3.JHC .Pnn bushels Of
white ;aripIv were exported and the
prCe jumped from ST cents in Decem.
ber 1873 10 S1.17 twelve months later.
This was the Wholesale price on i'm
measa quantities. Since these figures
were complied the price has jumped
more than a dollar more. The Stats
tcS do not include an immense amount
OF potatoes usrh in Caned' StcWS used
by the allied armies. In its latest coil
tracts the British government Speclt!-
cations omitted potatoes because ~
The price but the belgian Reli"tCom-
mission is said 10 have purchased null
lions of rounds Of these stewS. lncluu-
ing the tubers.
Other Vegetables.
have SCARED with potatoes. onions
which. sole! at = and - cents a pound
Il year ago are bringing t. and IL
cents. The government; report. accord
inc to wholesalers shows that 4I9,9ai
bushels Of onions were exported last
year as were l.34@.4T0 bushels OF peas
and beans. Beans which sold AT :, GEMS
last year are bringing - cents now.
Live hogs yesterday sold 1T STD.
The highest price in the history of the
countrT. including Civil War days. The
foD pricp TO-DAY was $3.50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-23
AN UNUSUAL
COUGH REMEDY
Not A Drop CT Opates Or Narcotic
Drugs In Old Black Joe
Cough Syrup

Most cough remedies contain oplates
In some form or another. They para
lyze the nerves. They are dangerous.
Not so with Old Black Joe Cough
Syrup. It goes right down to the irri-
tated spot that is causing the cough,
loosens the phlegm and soothes ,rc r.
ritation. And not a drop of opium,
chloroform or any kind of narcotic
Joe Cough Syrup to a child as well as
to an adult with perfect safety.
Every store sells Old Black Joe
Cough Syrup. A big bottle costs only
25 cents.~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-23
sn,,erinrendent's Report.

Tn Mr. E'lark's annual report TO the
members OF tho association the i"'''"
ING features were reported:
.rb, improved business condition OF
~, hosri,nI. Gu" 10 the efficient super
vision. Of the board OF directors whiciI
hnld IA meetings last year. IL regular
and TWO SprclHt. tn
All tho committees vera active ~
ami means. administration. building an"
cnriirmcnt and school for nurses COM
Th" financial condition was srcntly
enhanced by the raising during the year
Of an cmcrE"nc{ fund OF more 7 S"" rTnds
rrrn secured quietly. Tho act was NOT
generally known ut the time.
Mr.. Clark reported the agitation OF
tho Rotary club In regard to the county
aid fund for tha hospital.
Speaking of the various departments
Mr., Clark mentioned tho more than l.
iIN treated by N-rny during the year
cGn of which were 10y the N-ruy platc
method. Or. c. II. Clovis. the rcsidcnt
N-ray specialist. has been In charge OF
;hc department.
dent pathnloglst for tho hospital WAS
decided uron Or. Mabel Clovis viii he
gin the work about March Mrst. Inc
equipment is now being installed.
During the year the emergency hos
Dit,I and rest room conducted at the
state fair was successful institution,
Tho hospital has been selected FOR the
second year as the official hospital n
-hr state for Maccah"n members ny the
Wnman's Benefit association OF the Mac
Cn hoe lodge. This Is tho only hoSplta!
In tho state designated for the Macca-
bees.
Especially helpful by way OF money
and aid in sewing and other activities
ha." boon the "twiS organizations
During 1915 there were S9.7S5 days Of
treatment. an increase OF 8,l66 over
1915.
There wore 500 more patients treated
In 1916 than In 1918. This increase Is
equal to the total yearly number or patti"
cnts treated in the former City hospital
The cost to tho hospital per patient
s2.sS.
one of the latest features 1s tho add
ton 10 the staff Of 4 visiting nurse. Saf
began duties In February.
Mr. Clark outlined the following needs
for 1917:
Endowment fund.
Out-patient department.
Hydro and electro therapeutic equip
mcnt
Awnings for west and south side win
dows.
Clock system.
More shrubhcry in rear parking.
Machine shop equipment.
Store room equipment.
More general equipment. sucn a.
wheel chairs. fixtures. furniture.
The total Of membership fees fol
1916 was STl2n0
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-23
CHAUFFEUR NOW
ENJOYS LIFE
hiuhIy Praises Chasco-Vtn Because II
Gave Him a Fresh Start.

Michael Edwards. 12S Market street.
s. Williamsport, chauffer feels deep
IL indebted to Chasco-Nin because 1t
helped him so quickly.
ii was all in, so 10 speak, always
tired, lacked strength, in fact. | had
that -gone-feeling. But no more
One hottie Of Chasco-Vin did the work.
am my oldself again, feel like worK-
ing. eat heartily and generally enjoy
living"
c Fl. Grest & Co. ll25 Market
Street are specially introducing Chaa-
GOWN in Wheeling and Will gladly
explain the merits OF this remarkable
hOdy-buidcr tonic.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-23
CHARTERS ISSUED

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Feb. "a
VIII. an authorized capital of &l.7NO.h0D,
- Eastern Petroleum .comrany. nt
{ iiadelphi;u. was today issued Ger
tifilcat" Of incurp"raflon. 1t wllI opcr-
AZ. in Marion county. The incurpnra-
tors. all Of Charleston. ar" y. h. Il"Sc*.
,Kuckncr clay. L. {. Harrison. A. u
Thn!n p<"n and r. Hrn"kc t'ric".
Charter WAS. oht"in"d ais" 6y the
which will operate coal lAndS in Iiarrt-
~"n county. The authorized capital IA
400. Tie incorr"rA tors are '. f..
Cooke. y. j. Carer, Harry w. Shoots:
l.. e. jarvis and NJ. f. Toland, all OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-23
suFrRAe.1sr VICTORY.

.T-r;1-STA. Me, Feb. 22.-Woman Suf-
fraue advocates - this state to-day won
:, fi,,ht Of ncarL. forty years Tor sub
mission of the s. JfraEe question to pop
uIur vote. The Senate, acting In CONCUR
renee with the -house. passed unAni
mously n resolution providing for Z spe-
cial election September 10 to act on tho
adnntion Of n Constitutional amendment
granting suffragr to women Governor
Nilljkrn annouliNEd he would sign the
measure to-morr%w:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-23
CAJp,c IN HER WAN

NEW YORK, Frh. 22.--The Ward
Line Steamship Monterey. which re-
turned 10 port last might with fire
in her aftor-lioId proceeded on her
voyage late today, passing Quarantine
shortly before . O'Clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-23
AUTOMOBILES
LEGAL: NOTlCE

HIGHEST cash pr!ce. p.zd for ~ Ws1 o1t OF
wrecked autos Addrest'R l. I'LL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-23
WAR OR FACE
PADEN CITY.
Double Your Money.
Double Your Money.

nsoue Oriental street in old Stamboul,
and the gay musical resort In Vienna
could not be improved upon as mate
rial allowing the imagination Of the
painter full scope.
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I.AoialatIlra Acts.

DENVER. Col. Feb. 22.--HiGh prices
Of rnodstuffs and a shortage in supplies
was brought officially before the state
senate today in resolution by Senator
Si"wers Finch"r. directing the pubic
utilities commission 10 conduct an m
uuiry into the prevalent high prices IN
Colorado.
The resolution says that m" h!Tn
prices in the cast threaten TO drain CuI'
orado of all her food supplies and suS-
,cests an embargo on exports from the
state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-23
WANTED<eIndustries

WARIEp-subssanrh bosS OF Noek Euhsntpooo;
Steel foundries po,;art.t machinery. furniture.
autos rubber goods, hoLe,s shoes. stores, novelties.
etc Address J. z. MJe1 BouthRn Ill Industrial
Con Cuino Ill = f.30-m