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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-09
GIRLS! BEAUT|FY
YOUR HAIR AND
STOP DANDRUFF
HAIR BECOMES CHARMING, WAVY,
LUSTROUS AND THICK IN
FEW MOMENTS.
EVERY BIT OF DANDRUFF DlSAP.
PEARS AND HAIR STOPS
COMING OUT.

For Is cents you can save your hair.
In less than ten minutes you can
double its beauty. Your hair becomes
light, wary. fluffy, abundant and
appears soft, lustrous and charm
ing as a young girls after app
ing some Danderine. Also try this
-moisten 4 cloth with little Dan
derine and carefully draw it through
your hair. taking one small strand at
a time. This will cleanse the hair OF
dust or excessive oil, and in just a
few moments you have doubled the
beauty of your hair. A delightful sur
prise awaits those whose hair has
been neglected or is scraggy. faded
dry, brittle or thin. Besides beautify-
ing the hair, Danderine dissolves
every particle Of dandruff; cleanses,
purifies and invigorates the scalp. for
ever stopping itching and falling hair,
but what will please you most will be
after a few weeks use. when YOU see
new hair-f1ne and downy al first.
ves-but really new hair growing all
over the scalp. II you care for pretty
soft hair, and lots Of it. surely get a
o5-cent bottle OF Knowlton's Dander-
inc from any drug store or toilet coun.
ter and just try it.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-09
FATIGUE NEARLY
0VERCOMES
WOMAN

bringing up several children IN
the right way and cares OF home
brought me TO the verge OF nervous
prostration," says a well known
woman. Fearing that I might be-
come i'll and have to give up house
work and the care of my little ones,
created nightmare that was ever
before me. I happened to mention
my affliction to one OF my neighoors
and she adviced me to procure some
Phosphated Iron. 4 day or two
later when was feeling unusually
miserable I sent my daughter to the
drug store for a box Of the capsules
and after ten days treatment felt
like. different person altogether.
| sleep well at night, something I
hadn't done In months before; my
appetite is good and in fact what
formerly seemed like mountains OF
work in by home Is now more like
plav.. An aunt Of mine living over
East has been taking Phosphated
Iron with equally gratifying results"
Phosphated Iron is put up In cap
sules only. In this locality it can be
obtained at C. H. Griest 6 Co.. Wheel
Ing. ". Va, aud leading druggists
everywhere.
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Rrpce Funeral Held.

Funeral services for the late DR.. Geo.
". Bruce. who died at his home on
Seventh street. Saturday morning. wore
held yesterday afternoon at ESQ o'clock
at the home. The impressive Episcopa-
liam funeral service was carried out in
charge Of Rev. J. H Garner, rector OF
the Trinity Episcopal church. the church
which DR.. Bruce had attended for years
and in which he took great interest dur
ing his active career.
Many magnificent floral contributions
were received at !Se Bruce home. testi-
flying in a silent but effective manner
to the estem in which the venerable doc
tor was held. Hundreds Of sorrowing
friends and relatives visited the homo
TO view the remains between the time
OF death and the funeral.
The Marshall county hank OF which
institution DR.. Bruce was president
closed at o'clock and the employees at
tended the funeral. Interment was IN
Mt Rose cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-09
TWO Deserters in Custody.

TWO OF the men listed as deSerters ny
the county draft board are now In Gus
toby. Mckinley Duncan was returned
TO this city Saturday, from Connells-
willie. Pa. where he was arrested by De-
putty Sheriff Clayton and Deputy Lopez.
Anil G.. Bartells. Of Benwood. was pick
ed up yesterday in East Wheeling. by
Benwood Police officer Herman Specht.
Bartells IS held in the Benwood Jail.
awaiting instructions from military au-
thorities. Bartells says that when he
registered he vas under 81 years Of age.
and after registering changed his mind
about wanting to join the army. and In
turn failed to report for examination.
Charles E. Carrigan. OF the draft board
Yesterday wired Breckenridge Jones, in
charge Of the state bureau OF military
census and enrolment at Charleston. in
an Inquiry as to what disposition TO take
in the matter Of tho two arrests:
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Nound~ille Briefs,

Mrs. Earl Hostutlcr was called to
Wheeling yesterday on account Of the
death Of her mother. Mrs. S. A. MCGEE,
who died there Saturday afternoon.
The following marriage licenses were
issued here during the last couple OF
days: Arthur Fl. Dawson. Glendale. and
Elizabeth A. Blake BAnwood George
Zinek. DillIes Bottom. and Victoria
Polkr. Moundsville. Ferdinand VIM. 4.
Stahlman. Parkcrsburg. and Edna Ellen
l;aInSey. parkcrsburg. Frank Burley
and Jessie Johnson. both OF Pittsburgh.
Frank Myers. Swear old son OF Mr.. and
Mrs Victor L. Myers, Fifth street. is
suffering of q fractured wrist, sustain
ed Sunday. when m fell from a shed in
the rear OF the Myers home.
Joe Virgin and daughter. Miss Maude.
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Nav Sand AL Mn.

No announcement has yet como from
military authorities concerning tho num-
Der Of men to be called from this county
in tho next Increment. but It Is likely
the remaining 35 per cent will entrain
for the training camp at Petersburg.
The draft board here has received no
information ~ to date of the next en-
tra:nment. but according to the railroad
company's preparations. more men will
be called 70 tina colors some time during
tho week Of October i.
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CONFERENCE DEFERRED.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. s.-The pro-
posed Joint contcrcnre nf anthriclte
operators and mine workers to consider
wage increases in the hard coal field
will not be held until the bltumluous
situation. which Is noww before the fuel
commission in Washington for approval
is adjusted This was decided by John
P White. president of the United Mine
Workers of America and the three anth-
racitc district presidents at meeting
here to-day. Previously the matter had
been discussed with the anthracite opre-
atnrs in this city.
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Tailad to Appear.

John Moore. Joe TerrIll. Sugar Spears
John Hunt. Joe Woods. J. Bowman and
Torrance Pelley. upprehended in poker
raid conducted Sunday by Chief of Po-
lice Tags. failed to appear in Justice
Lewis court yesterday morning AS q
result Of negligence each forfeited de-
posts equal to IS and costs.
The game was in progress at the home
OF George Fuller. Of Eighth street. Full
Ter was not arrested and at last reports
was said to be on the Ohio side.
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McMechen Briefs

Mrs. ChHs. Nirhrrgall, If Sixth street.
has returned from Muundsvillc where
she visited her daughter. Mrs. Fred
Clayton.
McMechcn Lodge No. IA. Knights Of
Pythias will hold business meeting
this evening in the lodge quarters in the
MCMcChcn building.
The j.! VI. +. touring car wrecked here
q month or so ago is still standing on
the Midway add Ion. The machine
belongs 10 n Mo.ndsvi,.> party.
Mrs. VIM. 2hb rts rho recently I'M
dcrwcut II serious ot' otion at the Glen
dale hospital. is tmpr> ing nicely.
Tickets are selling rapidly for tho
musicale and entertainment 10 be given
Tuesday. October l6 at st. James hall
The uffair is being givon for the bene-
1T IF the local chapter Of the American
Red Cross.
T. Seitner and family have returned
from Pittsburgh. where they spent sew
eral days with friends and relatives.
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nEror11L1 n 11cou1rn2.

Clarence Henoperly, an italian. who
was stabbed while walking along the
street in Bridgeport, on Saturday night
is reported to be out OF danger 1T the
North Wheeling hospital The Bridge
port police have been working on tho
case. but have made no progress and +
Is doubtful II Henoperly's assailant will
ever be apprehcnded, as no 10 unknown
to his victim and there are no clues Tor
the police to work upon.
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Lark to Hospital.

George Lark. arrested here a few days
ago and held as a deserter from the L.
S Army. has been removed from the
county jail To the hospital at Fairmont
Lark is suffering of acute asthma
brought on by 4 seroius disease. and II
he ever RECEIVERS completely he will prob
ably be required to face court martial
on a charge Of DESERVING in war time.
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Local Lads Officers

According Ia announcements received
yesterday from camp Lee. Petersburg.
nihe Marshall county youths have been
appointed commissioned officers.
Three If the number are McMrchcn
young mcn--Charlcs T.. Daily. Norman
X. Jackson md Harry W. Hurtc;l Two
Of the other six are E.Iiw"rd boys
Floyd Sine aud P,tr" T"mrlnI ono is
Robert s. Mriu"r Of Elm Grove. K. u.
.. Three Mnundsvillc hmys--l.cStcr Nc
Swain. Lloyd McCrarlirn AMI Herbert
Hull. have also been named nnn-crm-
misSioncd ofriUcrs.
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Young People Dance

4 select dance WAS given last evening
NJ ST. James hall at Fourth and Logan
streets by Il committee" sc local young
men. The affair WIS we'll attended ana
enjoyable. Music for ii. occasion WAS
furnished by n Wheeling orchestra. The
COMMITTEES In charg" III Ilt'' dance was
composed OF Patrick Hughes. James
Hughes. James Bowman. Harry Nelly
and Emil Seth.
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Briefs and Personals.

Miss Ida Mc,;ailcy Of South Marshall
street is spending f%w days with
friends and relatives In Charleston.
Miss Helen MrTntIrn Of South Mar
shall! street is recovering from m H.
LESS.
Miss Eleanor NccchiOnc Of Niles. O..
i Visiting friends and relatives in this
city.
Miss Loretta Balderson of South Eoft
street is visiting friends in this city.
Miss Grace McKcdn of Main street is
the guest Of friends in ClarksburE.
Miss Alta Williams Of Youngstown.
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Court Coryeues To-day.

This morning at o'clock the October
term Of Marshall county circuit court
convenes with the sitting of the grand
jury. A list of cases TO be considered
was published yesterday In the Intelll-
gencer.
Considerable interest attaches to the
term Of court as in all probability three
big damage suits, inyolvving actions
brought by husbands for the alienation
OF affections OF their wives will be tried.
There is also one murder case to come
before the grand jury. the case of State
VS.. VIM Helsenberg. OF McMechen. for
the killing Of his wife.
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J.. IL visiting friends In South Be

wood.
Miss Lena Patterson Of Triadelphia IL
the guest Of her sister. Mrs. R G. Hol-
land OF South Marshall street.
The finance committee Of the city
council met last evening to audit tho
bills preparatory to tho council meeting
this evening.
Albert Rider Of Main street, who re-.
Gently underwent an operation At tho
Glendale hospital. Ia improving.
Mrs. Fred Neer OF Main street L. re.
covering from an illness.
Mrs NJ Van Curen Of Main street.
who Is i'll 10 improving.
Miss velma Muldrew Of Water street
has accepted a position At the Red Star
grocery.
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have returned from a visit in Charles,

have returned from Visit IN Cnarles-
ton.
David Harmon has resumed his
studies at the state university, after 4
visit At his home hero.
Miss Minnie Suplcr has resumed her
studies al Wesleyan. Ruckhannon. after
visit at her home here.
Miss Mary Riggs. Of Falrmont. Is
spending the week here with Eva ElgGS'
Fourth street,
Mr. and Mrs. Mentor Hetzor and chill
dr"n have returned from an auto trip TO
Marietta, o.
Misses Addie and Mabel Brown have
returned from Martins Ferry. where they
spent a couple Of days with friends.
Mrs. Charles Lowther and daughter
have returned to their home in Pitts
burKh. after a visit with relatives here.
Mrs J. D. Parriott and children have
returned from PIT. Marion whore they
visited Mrs. Parriott's mother.
William Maynard has returned to
Akron, O., after visit with relatives
here.
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!. w. GnrV"y. son of J. n. Carney. ST..
tho veteran Il. K q. engineer. now with
The Marshall county boys mt Camp Ice,
having Gonr in tn" contingent leaving
MoundSvile September 20. is now n gun
corporal. His father received an inlrr-
estins letter from him yesterday. in
which he states that he likes the army
life.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-09
MOUNDSVlLLE
Physical Culture for Teachers.

Arrangements are rapidly being com
picted for Moundsville and Glendale
school teachers TO take course IN ply
stoal culture under the direction OF w.
Francis Hydeti physical director. OF
Wheeling schools. The plan contem-
plates a course Of instructions to be
given the teachers each Thursday after
noon in the auditorium Of the First
ward school.
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Will Entertain Club.

Miss IIiidp Wad" Will pleasantly en-
terrain Tho members of III" Young La
dies rlu, tomorrow evening in her
hunn. "u South Marshall street. Sewing
and cr"ch"tinr VIII h" IN" principal f"a-.
lures nud u luncheon will hc served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-09
REV. GRIFFIN RESIGNS.

Rev N. D. Griffin after successful
pastorate Of two years at Hope NJ. H..
church. East Twenty-ninth street. has
rendered his resignation. The Rev. a.
r, Bennett. Of Moundsvllc. n former
pastor OF tho charge. has been appoint
ed as his successor
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'MECHEN
He!senberg Murder Case

a number Of McMcchcu people have
been summoned TO appear in circuit
court At Moundsville this morning in
connection with the llciscnberg murder
case. The murder charge against
Heiscnherg. preferred Ivy the state for
the death Of his wife. will be given con-
sideratiun today by the grand Jury. The
&hooting. which proved fatal Tor Mrs.
Hris"nbcrg occurred early last summer
in view OF many residents Of the city.
in the main section If the city.
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Mcetinp of Junior Society.

Tomorrow evening the Junior Prayer
society OF the I'cnwond ". E. church
will hold its regular weekly meeting in
the lnrturr room Of the church. Miss
Eelna MuIdrrw will lead.
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Sup,lcr and Social.

I'll. uirmhrrS ~ tho Ladies' Md 40
Ci"Iy Of 81. Naiih"w'e Lutheran church
pre husily preparing for Tho supper aud
social wirirh they will riv. in the sorial
rooms nj rhr church on The evenings Of
October L.; and IL.
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Red Cross Meeting.

y special meeting Of the Benwood
branch Of the American Red Cross go
cicty will be held Thursday evening in
the home OF Mrs. Seamon Bowers on
Seventh and Water streets
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Practice for Magnolia.

Mnuudsviile high schools grid eleven
began practice last evening for the game
at New Martinsvillc next Saturday with
the fast Magnolia team. The contes
promises 70 be one OF the hardest OF tho
season.
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ters in the county court chamber at
the court house. The board will occupy
this room while tho October term of
circuit court is in progress.
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lion honoring Rev. G. D. Sampson, the
retiring pastor. who has been trans
t,rrrd 10 Wheeling. and Rev. Z. b.
Moore. The new pastor.
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Egypt in ancient times was cnlc-
bratcd for the growth OF it's wheat. The
best quality WAS all bearded. Tho seven
cared quality Was described in Phar
aoh's dream Genesis xii, p.
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and Reception.

This evening tho congregation Of the
Ernwnud VI. L. church will give a rccep-
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DRIFT Board In Now ouAr+srs.

Marshall county's draft board Is nov
completely established in its new quar-
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-03-02
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE AGAINST
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

In the probate court of the County of
Bear Lake, State of Idaho.
In the matter of the estate of James
Bigley, deceased
1t appearing to this court, by pc
tition this day presented and filed
by Royal T. Hale, the administrator
of the estate of James Bigley, de-
ceased, that it is necessary and for
the best interests and benefit of said
estate that all of the real estate Of
the said decedent be sold to pay the
debts of the estate, the expenses and
charges of administration and to
make distribution of the residue
among the heirs entitled thereto.
1t Is ordered that all persons in
terested in said estate appear before
this court on Monday the 18th day
of March, 1917, at the hour of IL
O'Clock a. M, of that day, in the
court room OF said court, at the
courthouse in the city of Paris, Bear
Lake county, Idaho, to show cause
why an order should not be granted
said administrator to sell all of the
real estate of said decedent; and it
is further ordered that a copy of
this order be published in the Mont
pelier Examiner, newspaper printed
and published in said county, and for
four successive weeks next proceeding
the sale.
Dated this 26th day of February.
! (SEAL) e. J. HADDOCK,
Probate Judge
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-03-02
WHY INVESTIGATE THE
HIGH COST OF LIVING

Jonathan Bourne, Jr., president OF
the republican publicity association
at Washington, thinks 1t is useless
for congress to appropriate 100000
to investigate the reasons for the
high cost of living. when the real
reasons are already known to every
one. He says:
THE trade commission and the de-
partment of agriculture have estimat-
ed that they will require an approp-
ration of 100000 and six month Is
time in which to investigate and re-
port upon the reasons for the high
cost of living. Four hundred thou
sand dollars is lot OF money to
spend for information which we will
undertake to give the newspaper
eeaders at a cost OF less than -four
cents. II the commission and depart.
ment of agriculture spend that large
sum of money and time to investi-
gate the subject, their report will be
summed up about as follows
1.-THE rapid increase In the cost oil
living in the United States in 1856
was due to the unprecedented de
mand from foreign countries for our
products on account of war. In re.
turn for our goods. European coun.
tries sent a flood of gold which al,
ways initiates values.
Part of the increase has been due
to the high price the warning coun.
tries were willing to pay and part tc
the desire of American producers tc
take advantage of scarcity, and ex.
act higher prices than the actual con.
dition of supply and demand JUS
titled
AT the outbreak of the war many
persons who were under contract to
supply goods at specified prices were
compelled to purchase their mater
tals at higher prices. and, in order
to protect themselves against similar
losses in the future. they advanced
their own prices in anticipation OF
higher costs which they might be
compelled to pay.
Owing to the outbreak of tho war,
thousands OF foreign born laboring
men returned to their native conn-
tries and our immigration of laborers
Was curtailed with the tresult that
there was shortage OF labor. Wages
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-03-02

Ty .
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-03-02

increased rapidly adding to the cost
of production and necessitating a
higher price for the product
Prices have been steadily advanc-
ing because of steadily increasing
wages and decreased hours of labor
Responding to the demand for
pure food, manufacturers have been
compelled to put up their products
in smaller packages. Theoretically
sealed, thus adding to the cost OF put
ting the commodity on the market
and increasing the cost to the con
sumner.
There has ben a steady drift of
population toward the cities with the
result that higher prices must be
paid, better clothes must be worn,
and more money spent on nearly all
articles of consumption.
THE style of living among all
classes of Americans has been raised
with the natural increase of cost in
cident thereto.
we have thus summed up the
facts which the trade commission and
the department of agriculture will re-
port after they have spent 100000
and six months time investigating
the high cost of living
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-03-02
CREAMERY MEN TO BE
TRIED IN BOISE

Boise, Feb. 27.--The trial of the
creamery concerns and individuals
connected with them indicted by the
United States grand jury here last
Saturday for violation of the Sher-
man antitrust law will be held in
Boise in September, 1t was announ-
ced by attorney McClear
It will be one of the biggest and
most sharply contested trials in the
history of the United States courts
of the north west.
Several hundred witnesses will be
summoned by the prosecution from
nearly a dozen states.
No bench warrants have yet been
served. but a copy OF the indictment
has been served on Hawley & Hawley
attorneys for the Mutual company,
and it's head. w. F. Jensen.
Opportunity will be given the de-
PENDANTS to appear voluntarily and
plead, but this must be done by the
18th of March or bench warrants will
be issued,
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-03-02
ALExANDER's MACHINE

Quite number are worried over
the systematic manner in which Gov
ernor Alexander has gone about in
the building up Of an effective polit-
ical machine. People naturally fear
political machines when the said ma
chimes are owned and operated by the
opposition. We advise them to curb
their fears. Political machines are
necessary to politicians.
A few days ago there was sent the
Tribune u copy of the Bancroft
Standard which contained commun-
ication from Mr.. Eugene Ruger Mr..
Ruger discusses the Alexander ma
chine quite intelligently. He points
out that two years ago Alexander
was cavorting around the state de-
nouncing political machines OF all
kinds. Now he is building one of
his own. Mr.. Kruger considers the
machine now In the course Of con-
struction a menace to the state and
a reputation of the position Mr.. AL
exander held two years ago The
menace will disappear as soon as the
people get wise to Mr. Alexander
sistent characteristic of democratic
politicians.
There is no cause for alarm over
Mr.. Alexander and his machine. A
machine built by one man and to
serve the purpose of one man only
is no stronger than the man himself
At the last election Mr.. Alexander
came within an ace of political obliv-
ion. He would have died where he
stood under fair count. A man no
stronger than Alexander showed him
self to be; and as flimsy in char
acter as he is known to be; will not
go long way. He will flutter
around the state house for two more
years and then pass away politically.
To last a man must have lasting
qualities Buncombe takes for a
while but no permanent success was
ever found upon buncombe. Alex
ander deals in nothing eise.-Gald-
we'll Tribune.