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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-17
About People
Movements OF individuals "
and From the CITY.

Nv. I,cens Hildrath ". OF "Fa'-
ton, ". Va. = thu CUES ="
rents Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Claior'
Miss Eleanor McFaddrn. OF ' al .hi'
n will arrive in a tew days u W '''N
guest of friends n the c"S'
Miss Elsie Cook. OF Pleasant Na.'eS
49, r,,rrned from cleveland. "neAe
sba vas a guest at tn" we0E'ns "a
SCHOOL friend, Miss Cook also Sp'u>
several days al Lake f-Ete
gainesville. O.. i:"r alma mater
Thomas Beckett. OF IN" AIlrn'u" II:
., ambulance corps. is the guest u
his aunt for 4 few days.
Mrs. Molly Henderson,. OF HarE n.y..
y, snenr Yesterday the guest Oh H'S'
Alexander. OF Warwoou.
Mrs, John B. Garden is Speno: "
several days in the M"7san'o""'
Va. district. ~.
Miss Catherine Farley and Miss Nlr,
e.nia Carroll arr 'he glsS'S "I Nv IVA
in Grafton. ". Va.
Mrs. X. 3. Linton has r"N'rheu ~
nar hnr,r in Spriagdalr. after Spehu,
ing thc past week VIII '''''''''
WellSburS. , u.ho has
b,,,n siiyh.i. irii$p"Srd. l. li:''Fo' '''7
nic.Iv ~ h.r hom" in L"nox.
Mis- tennis Rodgers. OF i>on''f
pr;,t i III" guest Of Te'a'i'eS !"
Wheeling. IF
p n. Nurphv. a'hl"tic manage D.
washington x jefferson College. 9i'',1
Fa,,. bcr-s in III. city yesterday al
tcr,oor. on his way 20 Fairmnlt'; ;,
Vim (;r,man. who i, in thu t"H"rAI
>nure fool department.. and "ho "'s
heen located II Nv YORK. mas '',':''
suendin- rha pas; few uaES ~ n'H
homo hars before going 10 -, Louis
where h. will b. stationed TOT >"!'''
time I'll,
Ioseph PAUL.. II. will 20 10 ta,r-
saw. .n,a,: 10 witness IN" ". K J.
". Y. ]. football game"
Ch-;stian S,orhr and family nav" r.
moved from Springatie TO tdGw"nu,
wher" they will MAKE their 'n'"'e
home
John G.. prichard Of Fairmonf. Sr"h'
Yesterday iH Wheeling on business.
Ceo-sc,. vnnKirk. who is connect""
with ~. tiaz"l-.ttlas Glass tompahE'
has returned! 70 Berkeley Springs al
Ter .nenGias - :ew days hero. on buSi-
n"sS.
panl Clemens. Of Elm c-u:". Viii 20
to rairmunt to-day 10 witness me W.
& J.-N'. Y. :. '"Te.
Nfse Ann Gi'h"-r is in New YORK
in the interest of the millinery depart
r,pnt Of the CSC. l. Tavln- Co.
Prohibition Officer R"r. Phillips.
who has been in ph!lin:'i. attending
the seSs;nn of thr United Stares Dis
rritt Cont. returned to the city last
nigh.
CITY rr2as"r George Q. Magic will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-17
Carlton circle Musical

The Carlton circle Of the Second PIES
hytnrian church. has in former years
conducted u Thanksgiving market. when
4 has this year diSr"n%cd with on &c
count OF the high cost of food. ana I"
:ai$e money with which 10 promote its
very Commcnda bic work, il has arranged
lur an evening OF delightful musical
and literary numbers. which VIII d.
held in l!l.. church on Tuesday evening.
November Goth. u O'clock. The talent
participating Ec"dS no introduction. us
they are all TavurItcS.
Tickets may be obtained Tor o very
small fee.
Thu. Program fnIlows:
Vocal S"lu--Sclrctcd. Mis- Virginia Hall
Piano Sulo---Svieetcd ......
............... Miss Ere'cyn DlnScr
Reading ....... Mr.. Robert {. DarTah
Vocal Snlo-Saicc!ed ......-........
.................Mr Mrs. Flora Williams
l'i'ino Soln-
(u Witches Dance
(b> Romance.
Miss Adelaide Shockcy.
Vocal Sulu ......... a Spirit Flower
Miss Gertrude Browne.
NiIoni Sob
(D EIGoj"tto.
(bJ Simple AVIAN.
kcnueth Eublc.
Vocal SnIo--SclSclcd ...............
........ Miss Dora NeiutnEer
lK.lrlc Quart A-Selected.
Misses Adelaide Rachman. Sarah
Ebrling. Ruth Guodhue. Margaret
Wright
EoIacl Scio--Sclcct.d .....--........
s Mrs. Thos. Gricr koont2
RcadinG--Scl-ctcd .........-........
Mr. Robert e., lbarrah
Vocal Solo ..... Just You"
Miss Sarah browns.
Tenor Solo--SrlHctcd. Mr.. VIII Jones
baritone Solo--.Sclccted .............
... Mr. Sclwyn Bowman
Accompanists---Miss Adelaide Shockcy.
Martha Irwin. Edith Garden. Mrs. Nell
Ebcling Nay.
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FAMOUS ARTISTS
HEARD BY MANY
UNIVERSITY CLUBS OPENING CON-
CERT GREAT SUCCESS
LAST EVENING.
Social Activities CT the Late Week very
TeE-Two Large Charity Events
Claim Society's Attention
Next Week.

Thr ultra faShrunahl" S"ct"tF rn'N ~
tn" city. gathered at tn" Court theatre
last evening III delightful enjoyment az
TN. every nur'b,.r an tn" program at tue
iIrSt University club concert Of liz SD
son.
Herbert WIthrrSpn"u. and his charm
ms: wife. Madame Florence llinkIc' an
Mr. Charles ~ Eak"r. paniSt';, III th''r
SUPERIOR artistry. admiration ana Prh'S"
e: tn. music !nr.rs:. tn" cIt%. VINO wcrn
intensely cnthuSI'IS:ir in their applause
following each appearances OF this IA
mUuS trio.
Tn" bnXcs. 1t last nights performances
were occupied by:
McsSrS. and Mcslamcs-
I,r. and Mrs. l.. ~ Jesse Eloch
flaming l.ugcn" iIildrcth III
Alex class H." l'aull
y. I'rtc, Whitaker Mrs. Singleton
Il. Richard Markell Paul.
Edward Stiltel
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Three Warrington Men
Are Seriously Injured

MAENINGTDN. ". Va. Nov. l6.--An
autnrm"hii in which w"r" Arthur Craft.
john I.llisS and iuv!I Wed ali Of this
cii:. Went over = fifty foot "nhankmcnt
about II mill. north nt RlackSviile. scrl-
uuSiy .nurnS tll thrr" r'u and hrnul-
i;hlnr :h.. car tn. party had l"ft This
cry for Wayn"Shurr. N MIR. CRAFTS car.
Tn" injured !u'n w"r" taken 10 III"
/. .,l in Elacksviiir and later Mr.. litlis,
~. most seriously injured Of tn" three.
.r:.$ brought home in an automobile,
suffering with fractured ribs and Spinal
injuries.
MrsSrS. Graft and weed are still at
Ii:lckSvill"
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MOTHERS CLUB
First In the CITY Organized xesteFoHy
at Mckinley Scholars. Dillon
Will Instruct,

Mckinney school has 1he distinction
Of organizing yesterday the' nrs'
Mothers club III the city. since the ar
rival Of the new health teacher. MIS-
Jean Dillon.
\ group nj thirty mothers were pres
rni III this session. Under the super
vision OF Miss Jennie MCGOWAN the
pupils appeared in most entertaining
nrnrram. DR. Charles II. kecsnr, heaa
Of the medical inspection department
gave an Instructive talk. and Mrs Dbl
ION health teacher, very much increased
the interests OF the mothers ny her
splendid address.
This new club. formed will he known
as IN, Mothers Health study Club. anu
will meet every Thursday afternoon In
The Mckinley school. with Mrs. Dillon.
~ instructor.
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lrav" to-day for Detroit. Mich. to at
tend tho annual convention of the city
managers national association.
Miss Elizabeth Washington. Of Pitts
hurgh. who has been visiting at Wad-
hiugfnneFarm for the past six months.
has Iii; for Cleveland. where she OK
poets to locate.
g. Il. Cory. superintendent Of r."
i'ur"n Mission. mas ben confined tn his
hone for several days with L Painful
aitlcrimn Of tn" lac" Fir is improving
AID expects I" resuErr his active duties
IN Il ia: or 50.
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Laugh Away your Troubles,

You will forget all Jour troubles
while witnessing the big show At ST.
MaryS hall. Nov. - and Is. whom vail
t,vi!lo will be produced BY the Kahn
club.
The black face act will be 4 live wire
from beginning to end. with u9-to-dato
songs. wit and novelty effects. VIII
Nulroy. VIII Doyle. Al Harth and Haven
Enbb will help 10 entertain. Splendid
banjo and guitar players. unsurpassed
dancing Ivy Miss Burns. AMI a roaring
farce will be- IN" delight "f ali The
pantoInine, when IN" Toys Com"
Home" with Miss Esther carson rs
Soloist, will ARGUS" tho patriotism Of
the audience: and tho singing and dan
cling act Of Miss Madeline AItmcy"r and
Mr.. JOG Corcnran will be- one Of tho
treats OF the evening.
As Tho show is for the benefits Of the
church. two notwithstanding Audiences
will no doubt attend.
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West Virginian HonoTpd ].
By D. Of c. Convention

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. Nov. To-.
Miss Jennie Price. OF West Virginia
WAS today elected third vice president
Of the Daughters Of the Confederacy. in
annual convention here r.,
Among resolutions offered today. was
one pleds the Daughters to use all
their funds. except those set aside for
education and care, for needy widows 1T
Confederate soldiers. for the American
soldiers in Europe and the allies. 1t
will be acted to tomorrow. =
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One If IN" pleasures "f IN" Weekend
was the h;incc At Iii" Scottish HliH -
thrdral last evening, WHOM the Scottish
I,Itr Guards entertained with on" al
their cnt"yahl" informal nftairS. Tn"
Premier "rchstir played Program al
catchy numbers. and light refreshments
were served
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yomnu,s Literary Club wednesday.

The Woinan's Literary clubs Novcn-
lnr meeting will l." h"ld III IN. Hotel
Windsor al o'clock n"Nt Wednesday,
afternoon, when the postponed lecture
by Mrs Anna Rourr. NJ Esthany college.
IN "TaCorc, the Oriental Mystic" Will
be so greatly enjoyed by the lovers of
this renowned author. Mrs. Charles
Jerry. chairman OF The knitting commit
t-c. who has recently returned from
Washington. will give mn interesting &C
count of her trip. Mrs John RlodrcCt
will receive the old gold and silver Of
the members. which will b" added To
the yarn fund. Several patriotic num-
iers will 10 sung. among which Will h"
tho latr composition Of Mrs 1iaIGSlna.
"t;n Forth America" Miss Sarah Metz
n.r will BE- III charEr. Of IN" musical
part of the program. and Miss Virginia
Hall will be the lader-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-17

At St. PAUL s
CELEBRATION OF FIFT1ETH ami
VERSARY WILL START TO-
MORROW
Special Services Will be hold Each Eve
ming Next Week-music
Feature

The Silver Iubii"" Anniversary or 81.
Paurs Evangelical church. Thir'E-"iEhth
and Wood streets. will Il" cclebr;tt"d To-
morrow. with special services ""hhhc'rh
in both the German and i;nEilSh IAN
g1Iagcs The Rev. otto W. Brcuhhhs
of Lowell president Of the pennsylvania
Id!Strict Of tn" German. EVHnE"ll'al
Synod OF y. \. will preach tn" German
sermon on the Suhj"ct. 1t is God to DE
Here mt 1890 4. NJ. and tho Rev j. IT,
Ernst Of Pittsburgh. will preach inc
English sermon. also in tn" morning
Special addresses will h" given at III"
Sunday school rally i'll tho afternoon ana
n record breaking attcndaucc IS request
ed.
At the evening scrvir" nj 40. the lI'E.
Rrcuhaus will preach the EnHllSh ser
mon. "a Growing church" AMI thr H"F'
Vim. M"iScnhriIn"r thu German sermon.
TO Have and tn Hold" The musical
service will hc very fine. ~, Il choir NJ
nifty voices will sing 1T both the SER
vices.
Services During Week
Az this iS the fifticth anniversary w
tho church. there will be special meet
ings all work To which the pastors and
congregations Of Ia" city are cordial y
invited The different ministers Will
speak. and special music will he rem
dcrcd.
Monday evening. community services
will be held. and som" very lin" vocal
numbers will hr contributed 10y Il quar-
ltctt. cuInInS.d Of Mrs. hnuh Hill"h-
Di,u. Mrs. Alir" Me- 'lurr-f'"ulk, Mr..
William Dstwcil"r ana Mr.. S.lwyn Bow
man.
There will h. Il l.ayman'$ meeting nm
der tho auspices Of the ST. raufS Hr"th-
crhuod OH Tuesday night. W. Is. Hilton
will Spruk ON "What Labor Wants.
: Hon J. !. ArbcnZ on Man AMI l'uSi-
ness" while Ecv. &. Frcund Of Stcuhrh-
| willie. O.. will have for his subject Man
lnud the Church," Music will form part
Of tho program.
on "Wednesday evening III" Ladies
! Aid Society and their friends VIII h"li
| q rally. at which I'll" lI"r. l.auh"nEaE"r
| of Marietta. will sp"ak. Following VIII
BE-, n general Su.Lal evening. with inter
estinE program.
| Thursday night Viii b." devoted IN n
meeting for H." Willing Workers anu
! the EynucrliStic League. The Rev. ~.
Lauhcngaycr and Miss T.. EunE"e Will
speak.
| TIL" Sunday Srhooi viii HAY" social
evening on Friday "T"ninG. TIL" feature
| IF tho meeting Will lm a SI"rr"ptlr"n
Ilrcturr on ",'hr!$tnas III Different
| Lands
| November lw"nty-Iiilh will h. Kept ms
Memorial SUNDAY.
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Y. W. c. A. NOTES

\ MEETING If IN" !. w. I, y. f"hrh
Of directors was h"lh Yesterday morning
Al 1n:"H IN the Y. ". rh"r" was =
large attendants" If members. and jus,
,h,. regular rnutin" IT business was At
tended to- rh" monthly reports were
very encouraging.
The business W"m.n'S Bible riaSs
will l." the huSt"SSrS 1t IN" Sunday YES
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Chicken Supper at ST, Luke's.

Tn" ladies in CharE" ~! IN" "hicN'"
sumner whi,h viii b" h"lh III 81. l.uh"S
church on Thursday evening. November
~ uru making plans FOR q menu whlGh
,v,I rIcasr the most fuStidouS. In conf
rIioucc with the conservation ut meat
,uovcnon. chicken will ho served. in
slc:,d Of turkc~. Us in past years.
Tho lr,Znar which is always such 4
6clirh, where 50 many pretty n"v"''"s
ohn,,na Will hr held ~ this time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-17
COAL COMPANY INCORPORATES,

Tho Wheeling Township Mining com
many az 81. Clairs"lie. was incorpor'
:,rrd nj Columbus Thursday. the cap''
,.liyoii.r h.ing sl5Q. 0n0. 1t is said tina;
.hc company will open mine in Eel
mont county within tn" next few weeks
belmont county people are intercste'
in the company.
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THANKSGIVING Bake Sale.

Tho Pastors Aid society al IN" Sec
nnd United Presbyterian church VIII
h"lL 4 pastry sal" II n" George r..
S;ir"l company store on Wednesday,
Nmv"rnh"r IS. The sal" will begin NJ \
o'clock and the THANKSGIVING markctc"r
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Board Noting OF Nursery.

Tho board Of directors Of the hay
Nursery Of tn. South Side. held 4 we'll
attended meeting yesterday afternoon
With n" usual business for the mouth
being disposed Of.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-17

Island cotton mills today announcing
wage increases for $4,000 operatives,
effective December 3. The amount Will
depend on the result of negotiations be-:
tween Fall River mill owners. and their
employees. The new scale will make the,
wages Of all workers the highest cveI-:
paid In Rhode Island. So
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-17

The rainp l,or Girls club Will hold
their regular w""klr meeting M"n'l;ty
evening from : L. Ia They re now
sewing for tie. R"l i'rrSS ana u thiH
end IL sewing machin" was purchased
Yesterday :" h"ln th"m III their work.
Refreshments Will u" served.
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church. 1876 Eoff street. will hold ITS
annual bazaar and supper on Thursday
evening. November 80. This affair Is
the big yearly event" and this one
will np observed with special prrpaTt-
tiun ~ II will take IlHr" III the new
church. The supper viii IT, served from
5:Gu until p. III. and :hc hazIar will at
tract many because Of IN" pretty novel
ties which Will lac offered for sale.
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will lind many h..:"aci"s for III" holI-
day llau"r.
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wedding Anniversary.

At their homo on North Market street.
! Mr.. and Mrs Arch Winchcr entertained
: Il party OF their friends lust cT"ninc in
. observance of tho fifth anniversary "f
! their wedding.
? p.lightfui pleasures were enjoyed
! throughout the evening. with dainty
. luncheon served in conclusion ThOS"
! present were:
Misses and Mcsdamrs--
Joseph W"itzcl. of WHrwnod
| -Alh"T1 RicStcr. Of WarwOod-
Fred Reese, of W:.rwu"d.
| John Cook. OF Echo Point
| Strv" ThrIstmycr. Of Martins Ferry.
Girls u'hristmy~r. Of Martins Ferry.
| Al. rabhIn. o. Norkvillr. q.
| Apply HaSnra Of inrkvill". u.
Frank Miller. of I"rkvillr. q.
Henry RiurkOrIr Of Wheeling
Chris: Winchcr Of WhrrlinE.
Frank Jenkins. nc WhcrlinE.
Arch Winchrr. Of Wheeling.
julius Strauss of Wheeling.
Anton Tanda- Of "rwo"d.
Misses
EliZahoth cook lillian Strauss
Matilda HaeurB m
MrSSrS.
Henry Wcitzc! Hugh Kidd
Edward Murrcny
woman's Club OF Valley Grove
Mrs. Robert l;"Ud Of Valley irnvc
had tho ncrIhrrs of tho Nrnilu'S rlul'
meet with her rn ThurSGlay nrl"rnu"n
A program "f except i"uHl interest waS
given, and III" election OF pffIrrrS for
the ensuing year took place. y social
hour followed. with tho S'.ryin@ "f
dainty refreshments Th" mkt n""t,u::
will h. held at 'h'. h"ia" If Mrs.. carson
Reed OH Ncccrfb"r &
The m"rubrrS pr"%"l: W"r...
MrSCl;nn.S
Daniel Fornry WIN. Whi'hlm
Charles yin WIN. Lewis
John Whithar George Morrison
Harry kimmOus t;.nrgr StE;tHh
Carson Rc"h Frank N:,uS,rnau
John Snnda E.dwurd Potter
David Potter Elmer Gray
Blaine Ciorby u. l.. Morrison
Annual Supper and Bazaar.
Tho WomanS H"m"lnd Foreign Mis-
sionary and Aid society OF Trinity
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WAGE ADVANCE FOR $4,000.

PROVIDENCE. l. J.. Nov. l6.-No-
ticrs we're posted in nearly AL Rhode
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Surprise Party.

Mr. and Mrs. George Strauh were ton
d"rrd 4 surprise NJ their home IN VAL
ley Grove m Tuesday evening.
\ musical program entertained the
guests for several hours. and dainty
refreshments were served in the lntc
evening.
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Announcern ents Received

Tho following announcements nave
been r.r"ivrd:
Mrs, William n. O. Dawson announces
the marriage "f her
daughter
Leah Jane
10
Mr.. Joseph F,uStacc Chiffon II
on Monday. the first Of October
Nineteen hundred and seventeen
Rockville. Maryland
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woman's Club OF valley Grove.

Tho Woman's H"m"lnd Foreign Mis-
lonary and Aid society OF Trinity
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-12-29

With only eight-days' supply OF
chlorine gas left for publication
of the Green river water supply of
the city, orders were telegraphed
to New York and San Francisco
by the water department for rush
shipments.
Four 1O0-pound tanks Of chlor-
inc were ordered from San Fran
cisco by express and six tanks
from New York. Unless some
unexpected delay occurs, the new
supply should be on hand before
the present supply is exhausted.
A double quantity of chlorine is
being injected into the city water
to kill as many of the typhoid
fever microbes as possible. 1t is
admitted by city officials, how
ever, that even this extremely
heavy charge of gas is not suffi-
cient to thoroly purify the city
water supply, and every Tacoman,
restaurant and hotel owner is or
dered to continue boiling all
drinking water until further no.
tice.
The chlorine gas supply would
not have become so perilously
short had not a large shipment
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-12-29

repairing damage done In the city
by the storm waters.
Hundreds of dollars worth 0e
sewers have been torn open w
city workmen to release pent-uD
waters that threatened to burse
the pipes.
In several parts of the city
sanitary sewers have been burst
by the flood. A large sanitary
sewer at 18th and No. Yakima
ave. was flowing into the street
Saturday and nothing could b.
done to repair It. The street was
filthy mess of debris.
Foundry Flooded.
A sanitary sewer became
clogged on Center street and
backed up into the plant of the
Atlas Foundry Co., causing work
to be suspended there.
Plank sidewalks on East q
and Bay streets were floated BY
the flood. and lag sideways across
the streets Saturday.
Overflow waters formed .
huge lake In the residence dis
trict In the vicinity OF No. 10th
and Cheyenne streets, marooning
many families. II was necessary
to use improyised RATS to travel
from house to house,
Officials of the public works
department said that no estimate
could yet he made of the damage
to city property, but that II would
be several thousand dollars. The
rain-soaked ground is so impervi-
Gus that none of the new rain v
soaking into the soil, thus causr
ing an unusual burden for the
surface and underground sewers
to carry away.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-12-29
A STUBBORN COUGH
LOOSENS RIGHT UP
This homemade remedy is q
!, wonder for quick results. Eas-
lily and cheaply made.

NN<s~S>~~~~~~>~<~~~>~~><
The prompt and positive action OF
remedy in quickly healing the in:
famed or swxAlen membranes of
the throat, che = or bronchial tubes
and breaking up tight coughs, has
caused II to be sed in more homes
than any other-co ugh remedy. I'm
der its healing, soothing influence,
chest soreness goes, phlegm loosens,
breathing becomes easier, tickling
in throat stops and you get good
nights rcstful sleep. The usual
throat and chest colds are conquer.
ed by 1t in "a hours or less. Moth
ing better for bronchitis, hoarse-
ness, Group. whooping cough, bron.
ohiai asthma or winter coughs.
To make this splendid cough
syrup. pour "a ounces of Pinex' coo
cents WORTH, into a pint bottle and
fill the bottle with plain granulated
sugar syrup and shake thoroly. You
then have a full pint-a family sup
than you could buy ready-made for
S1.bo. Keeps perfectly and children
love Its pleasant taste.
Pinex Is q special and highly con-
contracted compound of genuine
Norway pine extract and is known
the world over for its promptnesA
ease and certainty In overcoming
stubborn coughs ana chest colds.
To avoid disappointment cslS your
druggist for "2h ounces OF Pinexs
With full directions, and don't ao-
cent anything else. Guaranteed 70
give absolute satisfaction or money
promptly refunded. The Pinex Co..
Fl Wayne. Ind.
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SUSPECT GIRL

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a new angle to Schulenberg's Ger
man plot and possibly has cap
tured teh alleged Nine. "H."
She Can't Keep Secret.
No amount Of questioning will
break the girls silence.
whether this woman Is the
mysterious H is impossible to say
definitely. Capt. Hunter told the
United Press today. "She has
changed her appearance by cut
ting her hair man-fashion and
wearing mans apparel. But we
are on the trail of something big.
There will be something later"
Smartly groomed as a man, the
young woman is said to have fire.
quented many of the city's exclu-
sive clubs, as Jack Haines. She
associated with newspaper meh,
young army officers and others
with government commissions,
the detectives assert.
Has Travelled Much.
Suspicion was first directed to-
ward her thru advertisements she
had inserted in newspapers So
Letting attractive young women
for actresses.
Evidently tipped" that she
was under surveillance, the de-
tectives say, she slipped out of
the city and took cottage at Seal
Beach.
1t was there that her arrest was
affected quietly late yesterday.
Correspondence seized at her cot
tage, where she lived alone, indi-
Gated she had been in communi-
cation with a man in Chicago.
Officers refused to divulge the
nature of the correspondence.
She was in China during the
Boxer upr sing and admits hav-
ing Travelled extensively abroad.