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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-06-30
Judge r. D. Jones
In BALTIC. Hospital
And Critically III

Nudge K. D. Jones, who has
beeN fcritically i'll for several
weeI3 at his home in Snow Hill.
wa3/ carried TO Baltimore this
week and placed in the Church
Home Hospital and lniirmary for
treatment The trip was made
by automobile. the patient being
made as comfortable as possible
on an improvised cot. a second
automobile accompanied the am
bulance car. the two cars convey
ing besides Judge Jones. his wife,
Dir. Paul Jones, a trained nurse.
Mrs. W. S. kreger. Messrs. John
W. Station. J. Edward White.
Everett d, Truitt. Otho ". vii
SON. and Bradley 7. Adkins.
Baltimore was reached about
noon Tuesday, and Judge Jones
was taken Immediately to the
Hospital.
For several days prior to his
removal to Baltimore. Judge Jones
had been very i'll. and while he
stood the trip to Baltimore as
we'll as could be expected his
condition is regarded as critical.
DR.. Charles Baglcy a specialist
in brain surgery. and other emf
nent physicians are studying the
case. and We are advised that an
operation may be performed on
the brain
1t is the earnest wish and
PRAYER of a host of friends that,
if it be Gods viii. he may be
spared. and restored to complete
health and strength.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-06-30
Transferring Real Estate
In Worcester County

George W. Archer from John S.
Bishop. ct al. their interest in s7-lOO
acres Of land. more or less, on the
northwest aide Of the y. NJ & Y Rail
road co.'s right Of way 10 stockton.
Consideration 81 etc
Peninsula Produce Exchange Of Mary
ryland from George " Archer and
wife r. lU0 acres 81 land more or less,
in Stocl ton Consideration. $40. etc.
George vs.. Archer from T. Burton
Hi ana wife II all, the ~iia- Chapman
property containing acre, more or less
in Stockton. On the south side If the
street leading from stockton to POGO
moke City Consideration. So. etc.
Peter + Trutt and Mary Z Truitt
ni- wife. from Luther p lruitt and
wife. al undivided interest property
On Snow til road at Box Iron Consid
GRAFTON $40. etc
William g. Gaut ana Nargery y.
Gault. ms wife. from Samuel Hast
ings and wife two parcels OF real estate
% Berlin Consideration Sio etc
Joseph A T. BriddviI from George
NJ -p-hur ana Iranhln p-hur Assig
necS MERRY Sherwood containing !
acre. more or le-- near Berlin con-
-deration S2ae
poh,~t E.ltor Iov.I f-.f T.Vln r
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-06-30
The New Rate For
Parcel Post Packages

A recent amendment Of the postnl
laws and regulations provides that
on ana after luly /, G. q. y. parcels
shall he sent for fee Of 10 cents when
the amount to be RENTED does not eN
ceed $50, and for fee OF - cents when
the amount To be RENTED does not eN-
coed Sloo. Such parcels are automati-
caly insured against injury or loss
without additional charge, for their
actual value up to $50 when ien-cent
fee was paid and up 10 500 when a q.
cent Zee was paid
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-06-30
Joins Training Camp
At Princeton, N. J..

Mr. John a Schy left MONDAY 70
join the military training camp at
Princeton. University Princeton y. ].
The Princeton eampl- under the super
vision of United states military officers.
and those VITO enter will undergo -lN
weeks Of intensive training Az the
expiration If this time, Mr. Selby
expects to enter the officers Training
Camp at Fort Myer. Va
Mr. Selby j, graduate OF Princeton
University. and Of Harvard LAW school
and was Just preparing 10 begin the
practice Of his profession in Snow Hill
under favorable conditions, but he chose
10 serve his country rather than to
strive FOR personal advancement.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-06-30
Mrs. s. j. Blades Taken
To Salisbury Hospital

Mrs. Annie Blades. wife of Mr. $ ].
Blades. of Snow Hill, was taken To the
Peninsula General Hospital. Salisbury,
last Saturday morning suffering with
an aggravated case Of appendicitis She
vas accompanied 10 Salisbury by Mr.
Blades, Mrs y s Hudson, and by her
niece, Mrs George Tilghman, who was
summoned Friday from Cape Charles,
in the car of Hon William y. Coridry
Notwithstanding the advanced stage
of the disease the operation was sue
cessfully performed by Or Dick, and
Mrs Blades j. reported 70 he making
satisfactory progress towards recovery.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-06-30
Miss E. w. n. Scott
Speaking Here

NI-- r n n Sc0ft7 FIrIl secretary
sYd Library 0rgan. or for the Mary
LAND Public fJbrar, Con~..s.on Is Wis
irinr tpi. eoln,t masking ~a3u iIflI her
- ..y.,,., s..for.
various organizations 20 arouse stea'eF
interest IN reading
Tine keynote II her tail. The
f.....~...,...
'-'n'"'' az ''''' -
Preparedness l. ~ course. 'ii' most
necessary part Of our -ocial and educa-
,iora. activities TODAY. with thus great
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80.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-06-30
Red Cross Festival
Next Tuesday Night

Immediately after the Community
Song Service next Tuesday evening Il
festival for the benefit of the Red Cross
Society will be held in front Of the
Court House The public is cordially
invited TO attend, and to spend their
money literally for this most worthy
cause. Ice cream, cake, and home
made candy will be on ,aie.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-06-30
Notice To Creditors

The creditors of ". c. Tarr are re
quested to send their claims to either of
the undersigned. Prompt attention to
the request is desired. and may be of
advantage to those concerned
WIN. +. JOHNSON, Snow Hill, Md
j. SHlLES CROCKETT. Pocomokc
Trustees
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-06-30
Little News Items
Of Local Interest

a shoe and leather trade journal.
announces that the Sturgis-Jone- Last
Go Of East Hridpewater Mass. Of
winch MIR Carl Sturgis, former Snow
Hill boy. Is the President, has been
awarded a contract to make 80, Geo pairs
of last for army shoes for the Govern
ment. $4,000 pairs Of lasts runs into
big money. and this Is said 10 be the
biggest contract ever made for them
Country homes are needed for chill
drcn from one to fourteen years of age
If YOU are Interested in making home
for some city child who needs outdoor
life and good food for several weeks
write to George J.. Jones Henry Wat
-on Chidren'~ Aid society. Baltimore.
Richard Frazer Jones. of Dover
grandson of MIR. and Mrs K NJ John
son. son of their eldest daughter
Ernie, Mrs K + jones' has enlisted
in the Medical Corps of the ) Army
COMPANY and ( N training AZ CoIam
bu-. Onio lie t. grand nephew of
the lAtc Major-Genera rhi.l.i Frazer.
s.
several Worcester County HORSES
entered IN the races IL pocomofc Cts
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-06-30
Wheat Is Ripe And
Is Being Harvested

The wheat harvest has begun. and
many farmers are busily engaged in
cutting their fields of golden grain.
Thresh'ng will begin in few days.
with indications of good yield.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-06-30

will not be published IN this paper
For Sale 20 choice pigs Harold
f. Mock, Snow Hill, Md Route /
Tomato Plants for sale, at 60 cents
; per thousand. " 4 Purnell. snow
Hill, Md
Tomato Plants For sale Bolgianc's
Greater Baltimore W. NJ Sturgs.
Snow Hill. Md.
FOR SALE My residence in Snow
Hill, on Church Street extended. Apply
to Mrs Sarah d. Riley t2u
For Rent Ny farm near Box Iron
on the Baysidc. for l9lS Everett y
Truitt. Snow Hin. Md
We are the sole distributors for the
Kelly Springfield tires and tubes. The
best tires on earth. kensey : Garage.
1913 Baby Buick for sale cheap to
quick buyer Bargain. Write Or phone.
James Il. Whaley Snow Hill, Md.
For Sale pair Mules. four years
old and one pair mare colts three years
old j F. Hopkins. Snow Hill. Md.
For Rent For l9lS My residence
on Church Street extended. Mrs John
H. Riley Apply to VIM +. Bratten.
FOUND At Ocean city, last sunday
week, gold brooch owner can have
same by giving description 70 {. /. YIN.
cent.
Sweet Potato sprouts For sale
Ready Monday morning o. NJ Chan
dler. Peters Farm. Snow Hill. Md.
Route /.
Farm for rent Tor lal The Judge
K. y. Jones Queponco farm whore VIM.
Hall now lives Apply TO Leroy smith.
Attorney
FOR SALE Tomato Rack for
i.horse wagon. Well braced and IN good
repair j. Il Truitt snow iiill. Md.
Route /.
WANTED \ middleag lady 70
keep house at the Hotel Purnell. Good
salary and comfortable home Apply
at once at the Hotel.
Come to kenseys t,arage for Fire
stone. Goodyear. United States. Repub-
lie. and Goodrich tires. and all kinds OF
accessories kensey sGarage, Inc
FOR SALE Having installed a
heavier scale, We will sell our old set Of
wagon scales cheap Capacity five tons
The Corddry Company Snow HILL Md
The Mills property where ! reside Is
for sale. One half acre of land. eight
room house. barn and stables. and Il
good store business " NJ. Sturgls.
Snow Hill.
WANTED Black berries and liuck
leberries during the season. VIII pay
market price for them at the store of
j. r. Courtney. Washington Street.
Snow Hill.
For Sale POO bushels black COW
peas. 100 bushels SOFA beans, and 80
bushels German mllet Also l0,0oo
potato barrel covers G. 5. Timmons.
Snow HILL Md
NOTICE Sewing Machine and Or
gan EXPERT, with T. wears experience.
Prices reasonable Work guaranteed.
viii call house to house W. H. Ben
nett, Snow Hill. Nd
FOX SALE 'ilNet spr"'''eI -
inch carrlage WIN metal lratnc. 'rlI
ma priceSl !" ~ nay 49, nag s.,n ,''"T T.
( Krerrr snow lin. Md.
Mules and Horses For Sale al
ways have them on hand. 100 to 200
head of Horses and Mules of every
description for sale at my stables IA the
rear Of the Civ Hotel. York Ia Joe
Nictrolas sold On the easy payment
plan Nothing viii add more 70 the
pleasure of the whole family for the
summer Large stock of records.
Write us I. F. llargis. Pocomokr
City. Md.
m the fei'o anay II nc ar eiT nb for
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-06-30
People You Know

turned home Monday night from two
weeks visit in Baltimore Philadelphia.
and other points
Mrs William T. Bratten returned
home from the Peninsula General Hos
plta "Wednesday whore she underwent
slight operation Her many friends
are delighted 10 have her back in Snow
Hill.
Miss Frances Johnson is visiting
her brother. Mr. Henry Il. Johnson in
Philadelphia
Mrs Winona Harris and niece
Miss Mary Emily Parsons. are visiting
friends and relatives in Camden. n j.
Miss Jane Henderson is visiting her
sister. Mrs Lawrence IIaddock, in
Chester. Pa
Mrs William I Duffy has returned
home from a visit 70 Or and Mrs.
Charles r thurman, at Parksley va.
Mrs Goldshorough h. Shocklcy re-
turned home Friday of last week from
Baltimore. where she went to consult a
specialist Her daughter. Miss Nellie.
who has been III. is able to be out again.
Mrs Annie Kate Dennis. who has
been spending some time at the home
Of Mrs g. r. Shockley returned Thurs
day to Newark
Mrs John " station Will return
home today friday from visit to
Green Castle and Waync Pa and
Trenton. New Jersey
Mrs Rudolph. Of Chester. Pa was
week end visitor at tba home ~ her
brother Mr. John " White
Miss Margaret Layton spent several
days of this week with her sister, Mrs
Virgil + Pruitt in oirdletrce
Mr.. Charles Humphreys who was
operated on some weeks ago for appcn-
diets at the Salisbury Hospital returned
home Monday very much improved in
health
Warren Nc Allen, of BridgeviIle
Del. was week end visitor here at
the home Of his uncle. Mr. " a. Me
Allen
Messrs Frank Carmean and Wheat
ley Sturgis have been spending this
week with Mr.. Carmean's sister. Mrs.
William Hendrix, in Dendron. Va. They
will return today (Friday) provided
they don't get switched OIL in Norfolk.
or lost somewhere en- route
MIR. j. Il. Courtney and MIR. G. f.
Hill left Tuesday on a business trip to
Baltimore While away Mr.. Hill will
bug machinery for making brooms and
acquant himself with the process Of
manufacturing them on larger scale
than has ever been undertaken in Snow
Hill heretofore
Mr.. and Mrs James T. Truitt OF
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n...;..,,.au - c,n,.rara n.J Tho,
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Miss Mamie Fruit Viii come home
A. ..i NJ. t.,. - rr,.,,
~. r.I.,. -.
Mr.. Henry g. Johnson. % philadclt
phia. came home sunday night on q
short visit To his mother. Mrs S. K.
johnson. Accompanied By his mother
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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-06-30

President Wilson is
DESTROYS that Sunday
Schools of the land
go to work in the in
terest of the Red
Cross service. 1t is a
work of mercy, and
the President calls on
the Sunday Schools
to set aside a day for
raising money to help
this great cause.
We are sure the
people of Worcester
will give a noble re-
Spouse.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-06-30
The Messenger
SNOW HILL. MD. JUNE 30. 1917.

E~ Obituary Notices. In Memoriams
and Resolutions Of Respect are charged
for at s cents a line Obituary poetry
will not be published in this paper
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-14
SECOND OFFENSE
MEN FACE TRIAL
Dunlap and Palmer Defendants in
New Sort of Trials for Ohio
County Criminal Court.

Two defendants will be placed on
trial in criminal court today charged
with second violations OF the state
prohibition laws. The defendants are
Owen Palmer and Ben Dunlap. The
cases are the first OF the kind to be
docketed for trial in the criminal court
of Ohio county. The defendants, II
found guilty. vii! face terms in the
state prison at MoundsVille.
This morning marks the opening Of
the trial term of the May criminal
court, and the jurors summoned for
duty at this term will report for duty
at $50 o'clock this morning.
In criminal court Saturday. Judge
Alan II. Robinson sentenced Charles
Kirchgessner and w. J. Miller TO
serve four years each in the state pen
itentiary for passing forged checks.
Edward C.. Leiner appeared in answer
TO bond. and Judge Robinson set
aside the forfeiture. which had been
made through misunderstanding as
20 the time the bond called for The
appearance Of Lriner Attorney J. B.
Handlan demurrrd to all five Of the
indictments charging Lciner with en-
beZzlement. Prosecuting Attorney d.
\. Mckee replied 10 four demurrers
and was allowed one week 10 prepare
n brief in answer TO the fifth. A new
capias was issued for James Ice,
charged with shooting James OLcary.
Dan Dean was fined $40 and costs
for violating the weights and meas
ures law. Indictments charging Geo.
pappert and Stella Richie with OBJ
structinE justice were nollied.
Action WAS also taken in the fol-
lowing cases:
State vs.. Dewey Chambers. forgery.
passed 10 May 10: state VS.. Harry
Bowers. continued to July term; state
VS.. Cleo Burnett. felonious assault.
trial June 3; state W. Moss Rose, dis.
missed: state vs. Louis Costello,
frloniouS assault, trial June Il: state
vs. W. +. Wine. trial May @S: state
vs.. Henry Hnrhlc. trial May 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-14
DANIEL Nj. KENNEDY CoNVERSED
OFTEN WITH CONFEDERATE
PRESIDENT.
Is Believed to Be Last Member Of
Guard LiVinq-Will Present Old
Gun to Government.

Daniel ~ Kennedy. a we'll Known
retired oil and gas producer OF Man
nin2rnn, who has one Of the most dis
tinguiShed Civil war records, left last
night for his home after spending
several days here with friends ana
relatives Mr.. Kennedy Is believed -
he the last survivor Of the guards over
Jeff Davis. president Of the Southern
Confederacy. while he was confined IN
Fort Monroe. Va. prison. Mr.. Ken
nedy has the old Misunderstanding gun
with which he guarded Davis. and wilt
likely present it TO the national his
torical society within the next few
months.
Mr.. Kennedy. though past 70 years
old, is as active as an ordinary man
of 50. He has lived in Warrington
many years. He was born IN West
moreland county. Pa. in 1916. When
IA wears old he left home 70 try his
fortune in the oil county. which was
fast developing al that time about
Petroleum Center. on Oil creek in the
keystone state. 4 year later he went
No Pittsburgh and worked. testing
bIpes for the oil fields, In charge or
Lieutenant Bowers. In 1863 with his
parents consent. Mr.. Kennedy enlisted
in the Third Pennsylvania Heavy ar
1illery, which was assigned 10 General
Ben Buffers division. Arriving at
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-14
ORGAN RECITAL AT SECOND
o. P, CHURCH TUESDAY NIGHT

Graham Marsh will give an organ re-
ctal at the Second United Presbyterian
church, tomorrow evening. ut S:l'
O'Clock. Mr. Marsh will be assisted by
Miss Gertrude Browne. soprano. and
Walter Sadler.
The following program will be given:
PROGRAM:
Tocraia in D:............R Ralph hnder
Russian Romance. Rudolf FTiml
81 Twilight Frank Frysinger
The Lord is Ny Light-Spcaks.
Miss Browne
sonata ...,.......... EuktHt ICY
Prayer. JpSepl LAMAR ~
Urnor ami Arms (F'rom Samson)-
Handel ....-....... Mr.. Sadler
Grand Iffcrtoirc Of ST. Cecilia 20. p
Batisto .....'''..'
InGian Summer Saskatchewan.
I Waited For tho Lord-Mnndcls
Miss Browne, Mr.. Sadlcr.
Revere ....... james II. Rogers
NIarche Solennelle. ........... Lemalgre
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-14
N|ANNINGTON MAN WHO GUARDED
JEFF Davis FOR MON tbs, HERE

Fortress Monroe. contrary 10 his e1-
pectations, he was assigned 70 special
duty. With the cap'ure Of jeff DAVIS
who was confined III the prison there,
Kennedy was one OF the loo men de-
tailed 70 guard him. He was the
youngest soldier Of the detachment.
For seven months he acted as inner
guard and held many conversations
with Davis His duty was two hours
on and four hours of each day.
Mr.. Kennedy said the news Of the
assassination of Lincoln greatly de-
pressed him. I've never felt like inc
saue man since | received the sad
message of the death Of Mr.. Lincoln.
who was the inspiration 10 all loya!
men OF this country" said the veteran
guardsman.
Following the surrender Of Lee. Mr..
Kennedy returned to his homo and
was engaged in the oil and gas busl
ness at NannIncton until two years
apo when he retired to spend his Old
days in peace and comfort.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-14
MOTHER 4 SHORT CUT
TO THE GLORY LAND
BEAUTIFUL ADDRESS CELEeRAT.
ING mothers DAY" BY
MISS MiltAR.
Heard by Hundreds at the Court The
atre Yesterday fternoon-Music
by GIee Club and Club Chorus

Before an audienc" which complete
ly filled the Court theatre. the halCo-
Eies and first floor, Miss Eleanor Stat
word Mlllur Of Australia delivered an
address yesterday afternoon on
Mother" This observance Of Moth
rrs' DaF~waS very beautiful and Miss
Millar's wonderfully sympathetic
voice and delivery made of her sub
rcr one most touching and affecting.
The, mighty Influence for good
which lies in he hands Of mothers Is
beyond thar Of everything in III"
world" said Miss Millar. NO ono
being the natural mother. but the
ynnd expression" The beautiful self
Sar"i'ic" nj motherhood. it's bravery
and truth, she said. ar" Of all earthly
things he most beautiful, and the
duty toward ones mother should, IL
lis entirety Of expression. be the most
perfect unsnlfSh love which endows
mankind. "MOrher," as the speaker
said. lis the short cut Ia glory land
Ii WAS not only the mothers of the
past, the old-fashioned mothers, about
which Miss Millar spoke, but about
those OF the today and the tomorrow
Her lectures will he continued this
week daily. Tomorrow evening. We'd
nesday, Thursday and Friday even
fngS. when she will address audiences
in the gymnasium of the y. ". c. A.
NJ s O'Clock. On Saturday night she
will speak Mt the Union Mission and
on Sunday morning at the Fourth
Street NJ. F. church.
Miss Milar'S lectures have been
heard BY hundreds during her stay IN
this city and have Impressed her au-
dlrnceS most deeply.
The music at the meeting yesterday
:afrcrnOun WAS furnished by the Gle"
club of The Y. w. G. A., together with
The chorus Of the Woman's club. The
great volume Of voices add dignity 20
Tho fine old hvmnS which were sung.
Mrs. Elsie Fischer kincheloe directs
both chOruscs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-14
PATRIOTIC EVENT
C a. z. and Kindred Societies TO Be
Guests of EikS Thursday
Evening.

Members of Holiday Post. Grand
ARMY n! the Republic, The Women :;
Roller Corps. Sons of Veterans and
Ladies Of ;hc &. A. t.. Will be guest
g. Whreiing Lodc" No. IS, b. y. ..
ElNs Il; i hig patriotic meeting Al the
Ejks'. club Thursday evening
Attorney ". +. Dixon. Of Martins
i.,rrv,. will deliver The chief address
iir Claude Porter Terry will pro
nuunrr special Invocation. Special
music and an appeal for aid for the
He'd cross will feature the program.
! The Grand army post and other or
ganizations invited to the meeting will
assemble at tho Odd Fellows hall on
| Thursday evening and march 10 tbs
lElkS' club.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-14
WORKERS NEEDED PoR THE
UNITED STATES ARSENALS.

The arsenaIs st Wat"rt"wn. Mass.
Rock Island. III. nud rhtln"clpha. Pa.
nH"t many workers. Persons having q
knuwl ledge OF IN" following nance
trades are In demand: blackHniths.
chppcra bla"iSmithS' helpers. turret
lathe operates. mnchinistS. tn"!mhk""s,
dieSinkerS. ;,:"f!l@rS. milling m9chtn"
operators. assistant machiniSts, car
prnters. srr.W!llak"rs TEACHING opera
tors. and skilled laburerS.
The SalarI's ar" based on da% "f
eight hours: Tim" IN" n hal; is ;til"w"':
for all overtime. Applicants should ri
o,irc apply for Application Form i>'H
I" tho Secretary Of tho Examining
Board at thr Wheeling pos; Office.
Persons found qualified will b" called
FOR employment as tho" ar" needed and
will t.. required 10 bear IN" "Ar"II>.' -
:raveI To III" place OF "mDi"ym"n,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-14
RIVER NEWS

The steamer Homer Smith, the most
beautiful excursion steamer on the Obi,
river. Will arrive her" about the first u
June for several excursions which ara
to be conducted by local orse nizatlons
The Wheeling High school alumni! asso-
citation has planned m excursion for tho
bcnetlt Of tho Nh.e"lIrg chapter. Amcri-
can Red Cross society. 1t Will he given
June 5.
The steamer Il. Dunbar cleared the
local wharf at 4 o'clock yesterday after
uoOn. cn"oute to Pittsburgh. The steam
1T Courier for Thar!eston, will pass
'ih' ou&h Wheeling this morning at :
o'clock. The Milton will depart t"rla V
n: 1850 for Matamoras. Last night the
stage was feet and rullinr slowly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-14

Dutch inventors have perfected a COM
bined mechanical and chemical process :
for recovering all the uncousumcd fuel
from furnace ashes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-14
Best Thinu for Bilious Attack.

"On account of my confinement in
the printing office have for years
been chronic sufferer from indIges-
ton and liver trouble. 4 few weeks
ago had an attack that was 80 severe
that | WIS not able ia 90 70 the case
for TWO days. Failing 10 get any relief
from any other treatment, | took three
of Chambrrlain's Tablets and the next
day | felt like Il new man." writes II.
{. Bailey. Editor Carolina News,
Chaplin. :. c. Obtainable everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-14
HARD WORK FOR WOMEN

It ia Il question II women doing
mems work deserve particular sympn,
thy. for It is doubtful II there is any
work that Is harder than everyday
housnwork. Overwork tells IN ri,n
kidneys-yand when the kidneys are ar,
fected ona looks and feels older than
the actual wears. Mrs. \. 6. Wells.
r. r. &. Rocky Mount, y. C.. writes:
."1 cannot praise Foley kitlncr Pills;
enough fn. the wonderful benefit !
have derived from their use for a
short while For sale by Coleman
a. Co