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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-31
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES


MRS. ROGERS. 313 s. goth st-Positions
wanted for excellent cooks, mattresses, par
lor maids, Protestant and Catholic chamber.
maids. several hrst-class laundresses. com.
petent maids and seamstresses, infant nurses
German, Swiss. French and English nursery
governesses Scotch couple. butler, parlor maid
or chambermaid; highest references: wanted
cooks. 500; kitchen maids. second cooks par.
lor maids for Main Line, infant nurses FOR
Germantown. -
MRS, NICHOLS. 1926 Bainbridge ST. has Eng.
llsh and Irish buffers second men, Irish
Scotch, English, Swedish cooks chamber.
maids. Mattresses. ladies' maids, etc; wanted
buffers. second men. cooks, Mattresses laun.
dresses. etc. with refs. Phone Locust 2lsO
MRS KANE oil s. 10th ST.. wishes situations
for hrst-class English Protestant cooks,
trained mattresses. Childnurses laundresses
maids, governesses, English irish, Japanese
buffers, couples. etc; best reference. Phone
Spruce 3i01.
MRS KANE, Bill S, 10th ST., wants this morn.
ing hrst-Class buffers, all nationalities; also
girls for chamberwork and waiting house.
work. girls, several childnurses, childmaids
kitchen maids. second cooks. with references.
NINE. PLATz, 305 S. 11th private help sup
piled and wanted. Phone Walnut 1713
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FoR SALE

BATfITUBs. sinks. washstands, toilet and o.as' 7s
enamel goods cheap, 1920 5, sth In. D'ss; 80 81
BILLIARD AND POCKET TABLES; nls,,pppIles,
second hand. bowling alleys ana 1ukgs tkggnns,
phonoRraphs and automobile tusass ~ al
wick -Balke-C Collender company, lgo@ 2. "
New ana second hand--Repa u ra--aep -a p3 'tfh
ROsATTO- BARRY -STREEr CO. - e. *, *,
BILLIARD, pool 6mbinatiqn. sfnan,gs. "a srs
BUSINESS FURNITukha, safes
Complete equipments OF eesaS' ees', new haif ne
telephone booths, ETC.; 5000 a. "'"f '
pHtioHfns. iiTH AND BuTToNW0o4t
HoT-WATE & steam boilers. radhlfhi dhh i3 ia. K sd
1917 CADILLAC phnelpnt tfeP,'n.p w I.|.
anlInra wire WhetIsi has ~. e. II, .|
Ie'< " y l,,tlfp' tpPH' t''f
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AUTOMOBILES TO HIRE
TO HIRE-Day or night, brand-nsw b-passenrer
imosslIRssst; issaIst n99 sa RoHT up wsddl9gs fansrais
Pop. III or POP 14va Or pop. isl n1inss; ~
stone. Park tfa2 Special rates ~ 16se MY
- s:I..sl a: ~, l:;:. ssl e i'I {.
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statesmen WANTED

our statesmen are not .,somewherss IN !oyns the
re Ton, and at 'em: out where the real
lighting and real money Is II you nave tn,dS snd
nndncat lion we will make place for you, N
tpe hest and largest organization of It's KING
im ime the world Call early. II. A. NOST' 80
floor 1870 S. 18th st.
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DANCING
LOST AND FOUND

MRS. KEENAN,. 80 4. Logan St. Germantow
private and class lessons. Wyoming 27S7 v
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BARPIN--Lost, platinum harpin, contaIninr
about 10 21 diamonds, inches long S1OC
reward; no questions asked. 007. Ledger
Office
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BOOKKEEPBR'S ASSISTANT on ledger, with
previous experience S12 to begin, with ad-
vanCement. Apply +. d. Dougherty & co
18th and Indiana ave.
CHAMBERMAIDS. $50 per month, with board
perintendent, Philadelphia Hospital for Con-
tagious Diseases, I'd and Luzerne SITS, Phla-
delphia.
COMPTOMETER OPERATOR wanted in large
office; permanent position. good salary; hours
$40 to ., one-haf day Saturday; no over
time Apply American stores Co, 400 Noble,
eighth floor.
COOK, white, Protestant, reference required;
wages IS. Phone Germantown 2023.
EMRROIDERERS and girls for hand embroid-
ering. Apply Smith-Ramsey Embroidery Co,
1870 Market St
GIRL. white. for general housework small
family. Apply at once l744 n. Sth st.
GIRL to work in optical shop. ]. T.. Lime
burner, 1920 Chestnut.
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HELP wANTEp-MALB

Confined from Preceding coIumn
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NlORRGS.-Oct 80 MARY X, wife Of Jcffries
NJ. Morris and daughter OF late Thomas and
Mary Barber aged As. Relatives and friends
invited TO funeral services, Fri. IL a. m. Glen
Mills, Delaware. County, Pa. Int Mt. Moriah
Gem. Friends may call Thurs eve Auto fu-
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NsW York papers pIWsaIsTe pWIT1 copy II oDr>,
ATT, aged 10. Relatives and friends, Kensing-
ton Lodge No 2ll F. "A: A. NJ KensinEEton, R. A.
Schoomen's club and all other organizations Of
which he was member, invited to funeral serv-
ices Thurs, . D. m, 1854 y. 18th st. Int
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BOY, over 10i chance to learn good trade rap.iss
adyanoement Porter Bros. Textile Co.. O'"
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CARPENTERS - so WANTED GOOD
Wages F. W. MARK CoNsrFUC-
Apply BALDwIN's GUARD BAR,
STATION. ON CHESTER PIKE. '
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BOY for qface and errands. Apply Van Diver
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SEWER wanted on wilton rugs 39-l maohlnei
steady work. Apply Pollock Huston Cos
fr,,iip opd nauphin sts.
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BOYS WANTED FOR NIGHT WORK;
MUST BE. OVER 18; CHANCE, &c FOE
z. NJ l. Z D @ E r. OFFICE, FIFTH
FLOOR.
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WOMEN WANTED

Your business training, regardles. =, a. -
particular line, will bring you large and pers .Ie
manent returns under our new co-onsraP PgI- pt,I
sales plan. In order TO qualify YOU In5is' 'lKe
ambitious, energetic and capable Of esTnipSe
at least s35 per week, Applicants n1nst ihhs hs
25 years Of age or over. Apply in peTsoD po
Mr.. Yost. 139 S. 18th at. eIsoh'
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90 NATHAN d son OF
ary and late William Calverley. 2OSG T.
eteher St Due notice Of funeral will be
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PRICE. Oct 2s. FRANK X. husband Of
Annie b. Price, aged a.. Relatives and friends
employees Of Curtis Publishing Co. invited to
funeral Thurs. D. m, ~ Marlton ave, Cam
den, ~ j.. Int. Hareigh Gem. Friends may
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BoYs-strong boys over &c years, wanted At
Wunderle's candy factory, 1882 Pegg ST.
topposite 448 N. Cd ST.. -------
CANDY MAKER-Assistant hard candy maker
wanted steady employment generous TO sult y,
able man: see foreman. Wunderles SshSSy
Factory. 11S-132 Page st., opposite 4iO ~
Cd ct.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-01
OHIO LEGISLATURE
WILL CONVENE TODAY

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Dec 3l-Ths
Ohio legislature will convene tomor
row and after hearing the message OF
Governor Frank B. Willis will adjourn
until January 8. when the new Cover
nor. James NJ. Cox will be inaugural
ID Both the Senate and House are
Democratic.
AT caucuses hold last night the
leaders Of Lhe two houses were chos
en-. j. Henry Miller Of Newark was
selected by the Democrats for Prrsi
dent pro tempore Of the Senate and
majority floor leader. W. n. Pealer oil
Mansfield was chosen as clerk. Otto
z. EollenwiGer of Nintou county was
selected by the Republican members
of the Senate as minority floor leader
l.. J. Hopple OF Cleveland was choS
on speaker Of the House by the Dem
ocrats and ". ". Stokes IF Dayton
as speaker pro tompore and majority
floor leader. John r. Cassidy Of Belle
fontaine was chosen as The Democratic
candidate for clerk. Frank II. RraC,
hard, Of Fulton county was selected
MS The Republican leader in the HOUSE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-01
TO PERPETUATEHE
THE LA FAYE1E HOME

NEW YORK. Dec. 3lIhe history .hs
chateau in France. VIII was .ue
hirfhnlace Of Marquis La Fayelttt,,
has been purchased bymericans' No
was announced here tight, 70 ue
restored and perpetuat as men
orlal. meseum and hot The p9ha e
chase was made possib through .nd
efforts OF Mrs. Vim. :AshChanler anu
Jnhn Moffat. associate with man!
other prominent Amerlns and rne
chateau will become II propert! VI
the French Heroes Fun
/ The Chateau de 9vaniac Id
rayette is in the provinlof AuVersn'
in southern France, see four nun
dred miles from Pari The Nttl'
church at which La 'hyette VOL
shipped is only a sp from III
chateau gates.
The purpose of the :ench Hero,e
Fund, it was announce, is to max
me chateau a compliant to Wasll
ington's home at Nom Vernon. !
il are to be kept reeds of colonl;
DAYS as we'll as thosei the prcsel
var, 1t will be mad a home. II
orphans and soldiers no have bee
disabled.
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SHERIFF HASTINGS AND DEPUTIES
WENT INTO OFFICE At MIDNIGHT

completes his work. They will be at
the sheriff's office practically all of
he time.
Commissioners Organize Tuesday.
The other county officers who 20
out as result of the election of Nov.
il, will retain their positions until
Tuesday morning, when the orsanza-
tion Of the new board of commissions
ers takes place. At this time Henry
S. Steck will take his seat as a menl-
Der OF the board. succeeding John NJ.
Garden. and Charles O. Ephlin. the
senior Republican member. will be
elected president OF tho board, sue
ceeding Lou F. Halle., the Democratic
president. who retains his seat as
minority member of the board for two
years.
With the organization Of the board
Of commissioners Tuesday, II. G.. Tn
derwood will succeed George ". Old
ham as clerk. The appointments Of
". 0. McCluSkey. Jr., road engineer;
dent, and James Howley. inhrmary
stock keeper. will be confirmed at the
organization meeting. but those posi-
tions will be held by George Steen-
rod, job. Minkemyer and Henry Brim-
son until March l.
Other appointive officers and county
employees who will take charge Of
their new places Immediately follow
ing the organization OF the board and
the confirmation OF appointments are
X. G.. Hobbs, coroner f. i: Graham.
county librarian; Harry Nolte, VIM.
Schafer. VIM. Kobsch and Adam
Honecker. county building janitors;
Drs. Z. ". Ulfert, John Marschner. j.
NJ. Houston, J. W. Fox and r. N. Pedi
cord, county physicians; George Fitz-
fierald. VIM. Rapp, Albert J. Huss.
Joseph Logan, Louis Nolte, oyerSeers
OF the poor.
Carl G.. -Bachman, prominent young
attorney, was notified Saturday of his
appointment as assistant prosecuting
attorney. succeeding Frank >. O'Brien,
whose place he has filled for few
weeks as special assistant prosecutor.
l. Charles Miller. former constable,
today succeeds Squire J. L. Hughes
as justice of the peace in Clay district
Miss Ethel kittle, Miss lrma Vaas
and Miss Esther Carson, 'stenograph-
ers In the county commissioners Of
fee, retain their positions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-01
ONE GAS COMPANY
TO SUPPLY ANOTHER

CHARLESTON, ". Va, Dec. 81
The keener Gas company, operating
in central West Virginia, has a num-
Der Of industrial gas consumers, but
not enough gas to supply them. The
Weston Gas company has plenty of
gas but no industrial consumers. In
view OF the. situation, the Weston
company has applied TO the public
service commission for permission 20
change its rates so that it may charge
a flat rate Of ten cents a thousand
cubic feet Of gas. and accommodate
the keener company's industrial pat
rons. The Weston company has a
sliding rate ranging from Ave and a
half cents a thousand for all over
100000 cubic feet to ten cents a
thousand for the first 100000 cubic
feet.
The hearing has been set for Jan:
~. The Weston company Is required
to advertise the proposed changes,
posting its proposition at the mayors
office in Weston so that any objec-
lions TO the change that may develop,
may be invited.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-01
rryrE AND zrmBALrsT.

rho s.l., If tickets for tho joint re-.
ri,,i 20 b. given 10y Maggie Teyte and
Efrrm Zimbulist- lNth University G!uh
t'nucrrt-wili open a. tho Court | ne
Air" this mnrn.nt. hump"r ~ ~
.,,,rrn REQUESTS Tnr, received for this
concert. bur IT." committee unufF ~,
rule wns forced 20. reject them all. ana
,m refer ia" person" applying TO ih''
hn, office Of tn" court Theatre al nm"
,,'rinck saturday morning.
|: is hoped tha; patrons oi ines" COZ
,,.r,S will not tnkr uffeuSe at TINS aEtrI,l
~ ,h,. committee. To MI orders in ad-
vance Of thu the opening or III" nos
nffjrc sale seems decidedly unfair 10
Inc public. end tho only way winch
srcn,s in the COMMITTEES 10 he just Is 70
announce. the sale at certain Time ana
L., "veryor" make his arrangements
accordingly. -, ,.,.,s
,ursiinr, Increased considerably since
;hc announcement that MIR. Ai'n oailS,
wil1 anr.ur Whether this means thai
,hr Wheeling public prefers the violin
~ bn voice is 4 matter OF speculation
, # nav seem merely that Mr.. Iimbail:
- better known throughout Wheeling
and it's vicinity than Is Mr.: Jorunet
Whatever i. may mean IL - certaii
that tho Wheeling public realizes ina
here will y" Il concert Of uhSurpRsse'
magnitude md distinction. and person!
desiring tickets ar" urged 10 DC o.
hund when the hoX office op"nS.
Tho program published In Yesterday
uonrrs shows enough variety /" cNhibl
! ali the many accomplishments OF ines
I've artists. Miss Tcyte. Ia addition L
! her usual English program WIZ SIM
| in French and ltaliaD--~the French. ~
! course, Of DrbusScy-and Nj. MinpallS'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-01
SERIOUS CHARGES IN
THE RUSSIAN DUMA

PETROGRAD. Dec. 30. via London.
Dec. 81 1Q:?0 y. m.-rhe meeting
of the Duna yesterday provided an In
tereSting conclusion to the most
-eventful session in the history OF Rus
sias representative chamber.
Beginning with Il violent attack on
thu government - :rnfrsSor MlIu'
koif. leader Of the constitutional Dem
ocrats, whica was followed By ser
! les Of sensational disclosures In the
speeches OF l!arinir PurishkeTlcn
and others. the Duna united in q for
mula directed against the dark
forces which tho Duma was con
WINGED ware undermining The nation :
best efforts 10 conduct the war sue
cessfutly and creating serious disor
ganization in al departments of the
government and in the Interior
The Dumas resolution was SO repre-
sentative Of public opinion in general
that it was followed by q like formula
in thu council Of the empire and even
!, in the Congress OF mobiles. showing IL
what an extent the Dumas apprehen'
sions warr shared by all elements OF
lie Russian nation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-01
IMURGUIA'S FORCES
CLASH WITH VILLA

Ell PASO. Tex. Dec. al Fighting is
in progress between the advance guard
'nt General Francisco MurEuia'S fare" 81
900 men and Villas army 81 at least
equal size at n point between Santa
RnSalia and Jimincz. passengers arrlr-
ing here to-day from 'hihtahua city
reported. They said Villa had dispatch
cd several thousand men int" Durango
on a recruiting raid. after which ii was
expect cd he would again advance with
ibis concentrated commands against 'hi-
huahua city.
The garrison now left liz chihuahua
,~itv is said In consist Of @.nhn men. \
reuurt Is circulating in chihuahua city
tia, General Miguel riEncn. governor Of
.Tali:cr who has 4 reputation as Il
Fighter is coming north from Sonora in
command OF seasoned men to cooperate
with the Carransa forces.
As a new convenience for house
wives. 4 mop and floor brush have
been combined on one handle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-01
TENANTS TO FIGHT
A RENT INCREASE

NEW YORK. Dec 3l-A strike Of
tenants against an increase OF 81 a
month in rent imposed by landlords
who own nearly 200 apartments and
tenement houses in the borough OF
the bronx, was begun at mass meet
ing today. Heads of 900 families sign
ed declaration that they would stand
together and suffer eviction rather
than pay the increase. which becomes
effective tomorrow.
The strikers" protested that not
only would they fight TO the end
against the higher rent but would in
sist upon adequate supplies OF heat
and hot water.
A plan was formulated whereby
families will take refuge in the homes
of friends if dispossess proceedings
are instituted by landlords and fund
was started to meet the expense Of
legal proceedings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-01
PHILA. MINT BREKS
ALL COINAGE ECORDS

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. l. - Break
ing all coinage records .rs history.
the Philadelphia mint dung 1916 pro.
duced 23S.469,I69 dnme!c coins in
denominations ranging f.n one cent
up 10 half dollars IN valued al
$9,344,266. An unpreccdeed demand
for dimes. nickcl$ and pnnies has
kept the plant running c. and night
since early summer
Gold, silver and nlcke coins total
ing 31,316.32S pieces we> minIed lur
Contra! and South Amecan govern
ments.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-01
FIELDS
HOLD WkICH kIGhI
BIG ORGANIZATION STAGES IN.
TERESTiNG AFFAIR IN ITS
PRIVATE CARS
Farewell to 1916 and Welcome to 1912
Was Carried Out With the
Propcr EcIat

Members Of the Al. G. Field min
stTels watched the old year OUT and
the new year in in Wheeling this year.
his has been the custom OF the mln-
strets for years, for The New Year date
mas always been he Court Theatre.
mat IS Tor more than TWO decades the
company has played rue first day OF
the new year In this city.
Bert Swor, John Cartmell Johnny
Dove. John Healy. Eugene DeBell AMI
Joe McCarty, the comedians With the
aggregation grew sentimental rs the
last moments Of the old year arrived
and with Jack Richards, Ken Mel.
calte, William Church. I'd Hughes and
] Q. b. Ellwood they poined in singing
Aud Lang Syne' ANA when the new
year arrived II was uSherel IN with
! The Star Spangled Banner The
demonstration took place aboard the
! Two Field private cars in the yards OF
the Pennsylvania railroad and the
residents Of that vicinity enjoyed Il
half hour concert offered by the min.
Strels for their own deicctarion.
] Mrs. Eugene DrlIell. who had
travelled from San Francisco to be
with her husband for he new year;
and Mrs. Joe Coffman. who care here
from Columbus, were III" only ladies'
present when the Old year was gwen
a harmonious farewell and the new
year brought in with a song. Mrs.
Coffman is a concert singer who has
a most unusual range liz the upper
register
The minstrels will offer Two per
formances al the Court theatre today
and the gold band will ofler concert
in front OF the thealr before the mat
inee and the evening performance
The band is under the direction Of
l.. William Walters. who is making HI:
twentieth visit TO Wheeling this yea
as the head Of a musical organization
Today marks the tortieth visit tina
Field himself has made 10 this city
| his first trips here being with CIR
| Gus. He has the record OF holdin'
every executive position with a ctr
| Gus, with the exception OF treasurer
during the. eight years that he wa
Identified With the old Sells brother
shows.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-01
WHITMAN IMMIGRATION
A BRILLIANT FLAIR

ALBANY. y. T., Dec. 3.-Thr Srrnnd
irnuguration tomorrow : Charles :
Whitman. as governor ofyrw York. l.
expected to b" one "f thcaost brilliant
events Of its kind IN tn" ;atc's history.
'rirr first 81 the aliairshclG i'll con.
necti"n with The inaugration WAS II
dinner at tho rXrrutiVc Mission tonight
~ which ia" governor az Mrs. Whit
man entertained NIFTY :nur guests:
Among ;n"m was Duinici da CANA OF
EraHil.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-01
BARTON MAN SHOT
THROUGH ABDOMEN

While welcoming the new year with
a gun at his home at Stop on the
Bridgeport pike at midnight. Law
renee Otto accidentally shot himself
through the abdomen. Or. Woodruff,
Of Martins Ferry, was called. and at
1:50 a. m. was taking the wounded
man to the Martins Ferry hospital.
Otto was not expected to live.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-01
v.r ITO DO ToH 1cohDs.

II you want coushoio'ns alinS
,,oids, coughs or crouEet re ID or
Honey and Tar. 1t mean a., ehest or
swollen membranes In ~; nonshs,
bronchial tubes; breaks 1s"h reatSins
lnns"ns the ph!egm. NV ", +
sssisr st0Pss um nsnNl p. writes
l ISSmGs; Honey and Tar most s1. st
n rHlei = rcmedy 70: coua hosrssne Ss
ne.''' nave used It wttHcellent r.
.,,;,s coleman e Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-01
CHICAGO'S NEW YEAR
CELEBRATION VERY DRY

CHICAGO. 'Dec. 31.--rChicago's ceIe,
b-atiou OF New Years Eve was one
OF the driest in the history OF the city
according 20 police reports. Several
hundred policemen were stationed al
the various hotels and cafes 10 pre-,
vent any at1enlp. 70 evade orders that
the sale OF liquors would be permitted
only between midnight and l a. m.
Such restrictions. however, were
not placed on hotels and cafes In
many of the suburban municipalities
and many Chicagcans ralped make
these communities gay.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-01
Try a Cup Of
Coffee for Headache
With Little "Celery.Mist"-Reliet
is Almost Instant

DO you suffer from headache? Then
follow with 2 cup Of coffee. You'll be
surprised how quick your head will
stop aching. ThorRands OF people find
this method gives instant and pleasing
results. 1t will cost you only &c to get
package Of "Celery-MiSi" at any
good store. Superior to remedies that
cost twice as much. Also good for
neuralgia. cold in head and aches and
pains of grippe. Contains no opiates
OR narcotic drugs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-01

~ addition to displaying technique
III UNI devot. the major pPt his pro.
rram to the simpler ters VIZ. ur
have made his a favori,sh SO ih
,.1kins machine owners:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-01
, n.uaHrER OF THE GODS.

In - Ilaurhtcr 1T tiIr 'iUiIs. The NIL.
linn dollar picture beautifully produced
hv VIM. Fox and which Will lie present
ed n, the Court Theatre. c"rnnlSm'inG
Monday night. JannraE sih. you VIII ,im ,,,i
The very pageant Of enchanted song ana
hnauty;' as the poet, John Ernest War
rrn recently expressed Il. Indeed. the
IMPRESSIVE grandeur and mystery Of the
sea have never before been so rtfldIE
and enduringly fixed upon inc scIef t,i,,
snnrhirr nr surging in suowl might
acsinst the Jagged sh"r", From il CLEAN
ulis,rning white in III" "pulent suniiEh'.
H. rounded arms and shoulders OF M
- y.,,nsr silver scales star the sea with
diamond finishes. These sea-maidens
from III, most fascinating and adrehtur-
,us division of M army OF -!,-la men
women and children which tlgureu III
tihiS MASTER prndurtI"n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-01

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CHAP and 't,s
cos. to of ssIpeetton
are ope ~'';R eltsr
S Ia Isl s'I gs ss e
casse, s1Nys,SSins -, ses 8
Mound! The SAM, &c q
eon i the noA
for tn Tor the
dolls5sfSu -,
dustriE rR6N