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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-28

whether taken by our statesmen or
by your firm. Sell in small lots
only.
2nd-Order from US in as small guam
titles as possible. If you are out.
we will try to ship a limited
amount by Parcel Post or express.
and pay the charges ourselves.
3rd--In order to make distribution still
quicker we will ship direct TO your
retail customers quantities not
more than three (3 dozen soc
size at any one shipment.
4th---We are now out OF the soc size
and will be for the next 10 days.
WHAT WE ASK TEE RETAIL DRuG.
CYST TO DO.
Buy in as small quantities as possible.
II you have any quantity orders. given
the jobbers statesmen or given to our
statesmen. don't bother about theH-no
need to write us-it Is absolutely I'M
possible TO fiji these orders at this time.
II The jobbers in your territory are out
Of Eick's VnpoRub, we will ship you by
Parcel Post. prepaid. quantities not
more than three go dozen soc size IN
any one order. Naturally, we can't open
accounts at this time, so your check or
money order for this amount must ac.
company order. Don't write US stating
TO ship thru your jebber, as we then
have To wait until We write this 3ahoes
and get his o. i. II you wish tie
goods TO come thru your jobber. hav"
him order them for you.
SHOWED UNDER WITH coRRE-
SPoNDENCE.-
Our force has already been Shot to
peces"-twcn:y-f Of our men arc
wearing Uncle Sans khaki-and this
recent rush has simply buried u.s.. All
our sales force has been called In 10
help in the office and factory. We Just
mention this so you won't hold II
against US IL your wires and letters
aren't answered promptly.
SPECIAL BOOKLETS Oh sPA1r1sH
INFLUENZA
We will send. on request, to any retail
| druggist. LOO or more little booklets, just
issued. on Spanish influenza, giving the
latest information about this disease
| it's history--the symptoms-the treat
mcnt. and particularly the use Of Vlcks
| VapoRub, rs an external application 10
supplement tho physicians treatment.
NEW WAYS TO USE vAPoRuB.
In addition to the usual method OF
using .EapoRub-that is. applied over
| the throat and chest and covered with
! hot flannel cloths-our customers are
/ in using FapoRuD in other ways. par
writing us daily telling of their success
, iicularly as 4 preventive. They melt ii
: little in q spoon and inhalc the vapo:
J arising, or melt il in benzoin stcan.
/ kettle Where the Steam Kettle is Nc
, available. NapoRub can be used in q
! ordinary tea kettle. FIJI the tea kettl'
| half fall Of boiling water. put in halt {"
| teaspoon Of NapoRub from time to tiHi6
keep the kettle just slowly boiling anG
| inhaIe the steam arising.
According TO Bulletin just issued by
! the Public Health Service. DR.. Stiles. II
| This SERVICE, recommends that the nos
/ hr kept creased As n preventive measur
against the Influenza. For this purpos,
+; NapnEub is excellent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-28
YoeIllnger funeral Tt-aav-

This morning at 10 O'Clock funeral
services will be held for Henry Vollin-
ger. ST. aged and well known Wheel
ing resident In the nome OF his daugh-
ter. Mrs. J. s. Butts. 191 Sixteenth
street. where his death occurred Friday
evening. He was 81 years Of age and
death was duo to apoplexy. The Rev,
Father BDnavcnture. OF st. Alphonsus
church. will officiate. He was dcvout
member OF that congregation. The fu-
neral and burial In Mount Calvary Gem
ctery will be private.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-28
''OH, IF | COULD
BREAK THIS C0LDv'
Almost as Soon as Said With
DR.. Kings New Discovery
Get a Bottle Today!

Tho rhpidty with which this My
ycar-old family remedy relieves coughs.
colds and mild bronchial attacks is what
has kept it's popularity on the increase
year By Year.
This standard rcliever Of colds and
coughing spells never loses friends. IT
does quickly and pleasantly what it is
recommended to do One trial puts it
in your medicine cabinet ms absolutely
Indispensable Sold by all druggists.
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Funeral for Mrs. Keefer.

Yesterday afternoon funeral services
were held for Mrs. Edana kccfcr. wife
of Ross w. kecfcr. who died Friday. in
the home Of her hrother-in-law. Fred
Conrad. Left Hand run. She was -
years of age and passed away following
brief illness Of Spanish influenza and
pneumonia. The Rev. J. +. Leyenh"r.
ger Of the Third Presbyterian church.,
"fficiated. Burial was private in Mount
Zion.
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Funeral FOR Miss MCGEE TODAY.

This afternoon at two o'clock. funeral
services will DO held for Miss Virginia
Prcttyrnan McCiee In the family home
BIG West street. North Wheeling. Miss
Nc(;ce IsLsscd away Friday morning nl
pneumonia She was we'll known in the
North End OF the city and WAS II highly
esteemed young woman. The Rev. Au-
gust G. Raschc. of ST. Hauls' FTangcli--
cal Protestant church. will be in charge
and the enrviccs and intcrmcnt in
Greenwood will be private.
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Mrs. Charles Remke Of
Wheeling Creek Is Dead

Mrs. Charles Remkc, aged about 70
years. prominent resident on Wheeling
creek. near Elm Grove, died. following
an illness Of complications. She passed
away in the old Remke homestead. She
leaves husband and number OF chill
dren,
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Funeral For Mr.. TwigB.

In the Bcnwood family home funeral
services were held yesterday afternoon
for Linslcy a. Twigg. who died Thurs
day. He was Al years Of age. Intrr-
mcnt was in Mount Cavalry. He leaves
a wife. Mrs. Sarah (Chapnan) TwiEC
and a number Of relatives in that COM
tntty.
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IynonIa. Tho body was taken to her old
home for intcrmrnt Mrs. Fusco. ac
! Companicd by her husband and five
children. wrrc taking an automobile
tour through this section. when sh" and
two Of tho younger children w"r" strick-
on with Spanish influenza. She lived
only few days The children aEr get
ting along nicely.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-28

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Wells.
wife of Z. l.. Wells. who passed away
Thursday In tina family home. were held
yesterday morning IN tn" place Of death
mt GlnvrrS Can. she was w"ll known
IN this community. In"rmcnt was in
Burton. w. Va.
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and will be we'll remembered by the
Older local citizens.

Father McElhgott was porn IN |ou.s
Kerry. ireland. and came 10 TINS 10y
as 4 boy. His education for the priest
hood was received Mt tho old St Vincent
seminary: and college which was con,
Iuctcd in the basement Of the Catheorf'l
49,. arc His ordination to the
;,ries; hood took place ut the Catne"''t '
on June 23rd. 1877. with the late 6isn"p
1yb.lan officiating. He was chancellor
nf the diocese Of Wheeling from the
.ir,e OF his ordination until his transfer
- Grafton in 1893. and WAS located IN
Wheeling during that tine where he
....;,,,I rurnerors friends. For the past
Twenty-Five years nc was one or the
consui,ors Of the bishop Of the diocese.
f. He had been In poor health for some
time and had been under deep STRAIN
for months. On October 10 last' ne
vas = visitor In Wheeling. and was the
,,,est NJ rho Right Rev. Bishop ?. j.
Dona7ue. upon his RETURN from tas
East 70 Grafton
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,r-,nu1+v and McAdoo Again.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2I.-Srcr"tarE
Tu.nulty tonight made public 9. letter
written at President Wilson's direction
10 the Cuynhoga county Republican
county committee at Cleveland. ohio'
which replies to protests against ircsl-
dent Wilson'S appeal TO the country 10
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Funeral FOR Mrs. Eusco.

In the B"rtschy chapel. lh1 Sixteenth
street, funeral services were held yes
trrtlay morning for Mr$ Annie Fuscu.
IF Linden. Ind. who died in tn" North
Wheeling hospital hast week of pncu-
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Funeral for Mrs. Kerschte To-day.

Tho Rev. s. H. Matzke pastor OF 81
Stephens Evangelical Reformed church
will this afternoon at o'clock conduce
funeral services for Mrs. JUstina ker>
schke. widow Of John Kerschke. who
died in the home Of her daughter at
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-28
Big Shipments Are Enroute to
Jobbers-Until These Arrive
There May Be a Temporary
shortage-All Deals Postponed
Buy in Small Lots Only.
RETAILERS CAN GET MINED
late SHIPMENTS DIRECT
BY PARCEL POST.

This advertisement is written on
Monday. OctO3cr list. II Is directed %
In the attention Of all distributors Of
Vick's VapoRnb. both wholesale and
retail. In an emergency such us The
present cpid"r,c--our duty--and your
duty-iS To distribute" NapoRub in the
quickest pos 'iblc manner TO those Sec
lions stricken ny Influenza. We, thcrt-
fore call Your careful attention to the
following:
DANGER OF SHORTAGE IF SUPPIY
Is NOT CONSERVED.
On October LIST we had on hand. al
our Factory and III twenty warehouses
scattered over the country. sufficient
EupuRub to last US. We thought. until
January lst. allowing for 50Tc m
crease over last years sales. and noi
counting our daily output. This big cX-
cess stock had been accumulated during
tn" summer months.
Then this epidemic Of Spanish 1nnu-
cn2a hit us---and il the last 10 days this
stock has vanished ut first We thought
this tremendous demand would las; only
Il few days. but the orders have run.
Wednesday. Oct. l6.... 1854 doz.
Thursday, Oct. IL. 2G.S23 doz.
Friday, Oct. IS. 3!,256
Saturday. OcI. 10. 1888
Monday. Oct. 21............ 7LTOj
Up to Saturday. October 18th. we have
actually shipped for this month $500
2S5.10. or over two millions jars OF
NapoRub.
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DRUGGISTS! PLEASE NOTE
vICK'S VAP0RUB 0VERS0LD
DUE TO PRESENT EPIDEMIC

Tremendous Demand Last Few Days has wiped Out Tx
cess Stocks That We Had ESTIMATED "ould Last
Until Next January-Last Weeks Orders Called For
One and Three Quarter Million Jars-Today's Orders
Alone Amount to 932 459 Jars.
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4TS0 Eoff street. The services Will be
hold IN the place Of death and intcrmcnt
will be in Mount Zion cemetery Mrs.
Kerschkc was born in Germany. but had
lived in this community for many years.
She leaves three daughters and four
sons.
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RIVER rELEGRAMs,

DAVIS ISLAND DAM--9.2 feet fall
ing: cloudy.
pARKERSBURG-1O.4 feet. falling;
clear.
MORO ANTOWN-S feet. stationary
clear.
OH. C'ITY-oS feet. stationary; clear.
WARREN-2 fcct stationary: cloudy.
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THE PROBLEM NOW Is TO DISTRl
Butte vAPORUB QUICKLY.

Most Of this tremendous quantity Is
still en- route 10 the jobbcrS. but freight
and express are both conGcsted nova
days. and it may be some time before
this supply reaches the johbcrs. In The
meantime therefore. it is necessary that
we distribute. rs widely as possible.
the stock that we arc manufacturing
daily. together with that now On the
JUbbcrS and retailers shelves. in order
that i may get 10 the influenza dis
lricts quickly. Our normal output IS
about 1000 dozen per dag. We are put
ling on n night shift. hut ii will be Il
little Will" before that is producing.
WHAT WE ASK THE WHOLESALE
DRUGGIST TO DO.
Last Saturday W. 1'niNci all of our
i"hb"rs. by Spcc!a! Delivery. as fol-
lows:
1st---prals and quantity shipments Of
all kinds are cancelled. FL II"
quantity orders Of anT KIND.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-07-19
LECKENBY ron TREAsURER

Charles II, Leeksny announces his
candidacy III IL ofRics Of state trsas-
urer, s1sjec4 - tAe action u the Dem
ocratie assembly July z2, md the
primary n Septanbef.
II eleeted ~ will eontinne tie poll
~ fnangurated ~ tie present seate
t1easuHa2s q sfxiet business methoda
n handllng H. neney II IL atate,
maling iniDooGlIae ~ heevy dsfalea-
tions e 4sEeF toessy NkSG . staAa
s.dit:.r s.. - - -. isss5ssy inss1s-
e. IsllS - - slat -
sxpeei1on = r - ol11eof vIl = e
ssfvieo - Z 1T lea1net Z -
iless - e - ~ y = oa1lg.
H - - ~ n1D = =
lssss Q -. ssslS =
:: :; -
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-07-19
and an investieation Of its char,cter.

and an investigation Of its character.
Regarding the exchange Of mereh-
andise for Liberty Loan Bonds, Secre-
tary McAdoo has said: "When the
Bonds are exchanged for merchandise
it defeats the primary purpose Of
their sale, It discourages thrift and IN
creases expenditures, thus depriving
the government Of labor and material
needed for war purposes." In addi-
ton, bonds taken in exchange arc usu-
ally sold Immediately in the open mar
ket, thus depressing the market price.
The war industries board also die.
courages the erection Of industrial
plants that will not directly aid IN
prosecution Of the war, even tho thess
arc to be greatly favored. in srdinary
cigcumstances. We are to put every
energy pqssible into winning the war,
and certain industrial enterprises can
wait. This also applies to public and
private improvements, because they
use time and material needed by Uncle
Sam In his big Job across the seas.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-07-19
JAMES NOLAND WILL AGAIN
BE CANDIDATE FOR OFFICE

Secretary Of State .Jimmie" No
lands announcement Of his candidacy
for re-slection q short, unassuming to
the point and strikingiy Characteristic
Of him. II follows:
"In, announcing my candidacy for
reelection - secretary Of stste ON
the Det,ocratic ticket, / desire to say,
first, that ] have given my best efforts
in every way 70 the performance Of
my fun patriotic duty to our nation,
and shan continue to do 20; second,
that have made every endesvor to
conduct the a6airs Of state with .
strict regard to honesty and efficiency
and will continue to do 70.
"H my efforts have been successful,
! respectfully beg your support in
the coming campaign, subject to my
nomination by tie Democratic assem-
bly,, July e.
@Thanking you for the support you
have - generously given me In the
past.
..slncerely, yours,
(Signed) i~JAMES +. N0LAND.r
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-07-19
RRPUDllCAlGs PAN 10 non
MA18 COUNT IlCxxE
p4p!s Ahsaa e Watansn h 0sas.
ssssA ReeA nanrsesA - Dsahs

The Republican Csunty Csnvsst3sa
l!snday was . Hns way thinly hsld,
for enIy haH dosea I'D Rntkevs1 =
IL hour appeintsa Jt vas dseiao1
- sppoint dslsgatss for IL stato and
eeagresstonal couveatioas anA then
adjourn until . later dnte to nomi-
nate . county tic1sk.
= eempaete delegu13on Was oppoint-
"a g Colorado 9pFings, where e6e Re-
plblican stats eouventjoo vne heId a
Tuesday, but Judgs e. II. Neurss -
tended - sale representativs of ths
The convention nominated both
PhpPs and Waterman for ths senate.
ths hnal result to Be determined q
tAe September primaries. Phippo
got . tribe tie best a Il, roeaivisg
l70 votes to ~ for Waterman.
Former Senator william A. Brain
of Fort Collins and C. a. BaIlreieh az
Pueblo were botA named q eandidates
fbE governor. Brake had 62S votes
end BallreieA 3el, but without Dea-
yer it wa1 IN even break between TIE
candidates. Allison 0toeler and Rees
d. Rees, both withdrew e candidates.
John b. Deanison Of Denver and
II. P. Burke Of Sterling were named
for justices Of the supreme court.
The choice for lieutenant governor
was George D. Stephen Of Delta, who
was unanimously named.
William r. Murphy Of Las Animas
was the unanimous choice Of the as
sembly for secretary Of state.
Harry Mulnix Of Denver received
b47 votes for nominee as state treas
urer while E. r. Harper Of Denver
polled 295 ballots.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-07-19
EXCHANGE OF LIBERTY
ED BY THE GOVERNMENT

The Gunnison County Council Of
Defense, ut its meeting, held last
week, adopted Q resolution to the ef-
feet that all effort should be made to
assist the Government in discouraging
the exchange Of Liberty Loan Bonds
for other securities or for merchan-
disc. II was especially desired by the
members Of the local organisation
that steps be taken to prevent the
exchange Of the Government secuities
for mining and oil stocks and stocks
Of other speculative enterprises.
Following this action BY the local
council, the chairman has received In
structions to follow up any specific
cases where other securities are Of
fered in exchange for the Government
bonds, and to report Ill serious cases
TO the Director Of War Loan organixa-
tions, IN Warrington. This instruc-
tion will be carried out by the Gunni-
son organization and all cases report
ed.
OF course, this does not apply to
cases where bonds are disposed Of be-
cause Of real necessity or misfortune.
Regarding the exchange Of securi-
ties Tor Liberty Loan Bonds, the Sec
retary Of the Treasury has pointed
out, mot only that this impedes the
Government's fnincal program, but
also that . large percentage Of tbs
securities 2 offered h.ve BEEN found
to be worthless and the mere fact
that any security d offered in this
unpatriodc way 5ustihes suspicion
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-07-19
CHARLEY BROOKE DIES AFTER
LINGERING ILLNESS

At the home Of his brother, A. O.
Brooke, in this city, occurned the
death Of Charles Brooke, Sunday even-
ing at $500.
Charles Brooke was born in Moul-
try County, Illinois, June 1871 When
ten years Of age his father removed
with the family to Kansas. Mr..
Brooke came to Colorado when sixteen
years Of age and entered the service
Of the Denver-Fort Worth and Texas
railroad. He continued in railroad
work until his health failed.
II was while he was yardmaster 1t
Montella, Nevada, two years ago that
he first became III, and was transfer-
red to Ogden, Utah, where he hid
the same position. In October. 1917,
he came to Gunnison and has since
remained at the home Of his brother,
a. q. Brooke, where he died
yardmaster at the RIO Gfande shops
IN Gunniscn, he was married to Miss
Nettie Sidoris. Four children were
born TO them, Of which only one is liv-
ing, Mrs. Francis Barris, of Glade
Park, Colorado. His wife also died
some years ago.
Mr.t0Iooke HQuek0o Bfe4t1y 1r0m
rheumatism, which malady became 20
bad that It baflled the treatment Of
the most skilled physicians. Despite
his suffering, Mr.. Brooke remained
cheerful and hopeful and never lost
interest in life.3 He was remarkably
well informed On the vital issues Of
the dry, despite his handicap Of lacl.
Of educational advantages, which il
denied eonef living "a tie frontier in
early days, He was . most interest
ing copversationalist, and : man with
. keen sense Of Justice, high ideals and
broad sympathies. He was optomis-
tic, even when his earthly prospects
were popr.
The funeral was held "wednesday
forenoon st ten O'Clock, from the Pres
byterien church, Rev. b. II White
Ipreachtng the sermon.
Beaides the immediate family, Mr..
Brooke II survived by three other
brothers and tWo sisters who reside
in distant parts Of America.
Sympathy II extended to th6se who
are LEFT behind to mourn.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-07-19
Mr.. and Mrs. Sim LaPiante were
celebration visitors from Pitkin.

One principal advantage which Ger
many enjoyed before the war, was .
practical monopoly Of the potash
trade Of the world. American scient-
lists and mining men have since ben
locking for similar deposits here. The
problem II not solved, but such -
posits may Be found. Just over tie
hill 1t Nears Junction, It Il assegted
that mountain Of potash has now
been discovered. Worth looking for
in Gunnison county, isn't 1T
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-07-19
THE CollMUNITY CHuRcH

Rev. Robert White will b In charge
Il tie morning esFviee. Theme tor
discussion: ssThe True Religion"
Prof Ryan. 81 the Normal facultYs
wil peak q tie evendnG service. His
abjset =: sLifs 4 Serviee, and Ser
~ = Holy
r. Oaie CIfv e dit oscloek TIT
, GvuIfne. Pfef., CoIdsmftA WIN aIso
- snd Ms NeiIs miller wil sing
& thaso services 81 Z
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-07-19
WILL sACRIFIcE PIANO

Va. have on hand It Gunnison, :
strictly high grade piano. which, II
taken 1t once, win Be sold at . posi-
tive saeriAce. Special terms win be
given responsible party. II interest
"a, write ct once to
THE DENVER MUSIC CO,
2o-M Denver, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-07-19
THE PEARLR HAZE sTORE
LUllBER MIL ron SALE

with planer, set up and ready to
run. 10000 feet Of logs cut IN the
woods; two teams and harness, ! slLid
horse and harness, 8 wagons, 3 sled1,
buggy, cook house and utensils, bod
ding, cabin and harm. For terms m
,. B. llillspeush,
2o-H Gulnison, Colorado
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-07-19

Altho past the draft age, Gordon
Miiispangh has applied for enlistment
n the engineering corps Of mechanics
Gordon is . graduate Of the mechani-
eai course at Fort Collins and believes
he can serve his country best in this
division Of the work.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-07-19
DEMOCRATS WILL NOMINATE
COUNTY TICKET TOMORROW
Contest - fer 6heriE's ORice. Pre-.
eat Indications Are OGIcials WIN Re
Renominato1.

The democratic county convention
q called for tomorrow (SAturday, July
20l mornfnG st ten O'Clock, and Win
probably continue into the afternoen.
This b tie important convention Of
the year, since not only are deleeatee
TO stats and congressional conven-
lions to Be selected, but IN entire
county ticket = to b placed IN NOM
nation.
Altho there seems to be littls intsr-
ct IN politics. . good sttendsnee =
looked forward to a$ this convention.
Undoubtedly most Of tie present
county officers will be renominated.
There + to b. contest over the ofEiee
of aheri6, - ]. D. jennings win con-
test the Office with Pat Henlon. Daye
Waller also announces his candidacy
for this important once.