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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1918-12-04
loss of the government will be in your

loss of the government will be In your
retirement.
ST also, for the same reasons. accept
your resignation as director general or
railroads to take effect. as you sug-
gest, on the first of January next, or
when your successor is appointed.
THE whole country admires. am
sure, as l do. the skill and executive
capacity with which YOU have handled
the great and complex problem OF the
unified administration of the railways
under the stress of war uses. and Will
regret. as / do to see you leave thar
post Just as the crest Of its difficulty
is passed.
For the distinguished, dfsinterested
and altogether admirable service you
have rendered the country in both
posts, and especially for the way 10
which you guided the treasury through
all the perplexities and problems OF
the financing of war which has been
without precedent alike in kind and In
scope, l thank you with a sense OF
gratitude that comes from the very
bottom of my heart.
Gratefully and affectionally yours
WOODROW WILSON.
4 10 Il
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1918-12-04

London, Nov. Equalization of Of
f1cia1 reports from the Bavarian min
lister at Berlin to his home govern
ment confirm evidence already in the
hands of the entente that Germany
and Austria conspired to bring about
the war. 1t was for this reason that
the terms of Austria's ultimatum to
Serbia were made so drastic that hos
tilities were bound to follow.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1918-12-04
supreme Court Takes Recess.

Washington. Nov. a6.-The Suprem'
rnurt recessed for Thanksgiving unit
December ..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-19
BOY
IN WAR PLANE
ON WAY To EAST
AVIATOR E. Z. HARMON, FORMER
OHIO COUNTY SCHOOL EEhCh-
Err, TAKING JOY RIDE.
Biz Ai-plane on way from Dayton 10
the East Sovers ever Cl'y Ah"
Drops Messages.

",;roci;rrs from III" heavens, from
YOURS truly. T.. l.. Harmon. on way lr. III,
iraVinn tn Washington. ~ g.. was 1n ,',
m"ssri., clicked III in large cav ', ,.ns
hy clifford N"il ii l''f'""n'N ,,,,,r
t.r)av afternoon. tho message 't haT
Irnnn,d from "A larg" war p!3ne tma.
hny"rrT over III" city for 4 Sbori tl''''
nhn,,i = u'..l"ci yesterday a. EJih.,'l'c y
rio nam T.. IL. Harmon is tha' , o; =,
r,~m.r school teacher VIII" l"r tI', ~.
t:,nsht school at on Of the ,c"" ar,, = !;
..I'N,I,. here He enlisted in ~" arm!
rom IN. stat" If ohio. and i%T SUI .yf.
,',n. has n,,,! in TrXas WITH me "rr
.,inn Department. He is vel NV -.
lnr. ana also taught *rh""i NJ -
t'lairsy!ll" for a time. ..,cd
hhnur . o'"lm'ii An airnlan" i'", ,'., q
over 81. ,lalrsv'li" and n"$shE' ,.,,
ar,rnrf from tho n;rrlan" wnL'h VIZ
fnund hy Wm. i. Cochran. Mr.. ncM ~,
RIM h.ard IN" airHlan". AMI wen, ' Hl, ~.
,hr yard to -" it, when m" FOL" ",', n c
n"d nj his frc, tn" m"seHS" was M ~
follows. "Tn Mr.. T. G. Ayers. ana ~
i:,,.n,n,t Sidrl,nt."ru and tho rest CT NY
.cri,rh.: in 81 Clair$vtil" Just n ""rl
rrr,1 ;lr mir - lot yea know WI" ne
..,.jator flying mv"r %our town rs ~ "
are Won ali? l.'rui. r.. T.. harmon. i"' y
ION ohio. ,nrnut- to Washington. -. -
hy airnlun" ., - ~,
Lieut.. Harmon was principal al IN M
local high school for iw" years anu
while here mad" many TRENDS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-19
Z. .'..':s: '.-:..-. c>::-.,:.. :...;:st:.,.t.
Tells HoaU TO Stop q
Bad Cough
Surpr!slnH rcnultn from 1thia fnmoua
! old homemade ayrup. Eaally
prepared and costu little.
=

II you have severe cough or ch"s;
cold accompanied with soreness, thrna
tickle huarscnrss. ~ difficult breathing
or ii your chiid wakes up during tho
night with group and YOU >wuntFIti'ri
help, try this reliable old homc:mai.
cough remedy. Any druggist can SUI
ply you with -. ounces Of Pine
Pour this into Il pint bUt;l" and Ii!
the bottle with plain Granulntrr! oucg !.
syrup. Or ynu can use. clarified
m"lassrs, honey. or corn syrup. IN;
stead Of sugar syrup, if desired. This
recipe makes Il pint oi really remarkable
cough F'meIy. It ta:Scs coed, and in
spite II it's low cost, it '-saSa lie. depended
upon to give quick and rs1.ss<ing ,reI!ri.
You can feel This take hofdASA,c?ugh
in WAY that nrans business. ;. s%loos-
ems and raises the LhirgIn. stcPSS,,., nv.
tickle and srpLhrs and heals the !rritf$< y
membranes that line thG throat and bR,phe
chial tubes with siGrh promptncss. case
and certainty ihat it is really HstoE:
i>hng.
Piurx is n special and highly r"ncrn-
trat"d compound oi equine Norway pine
extract. and ia probably the best known
means of overcoming severe coughs,
throat and chrs: colds.
There are MANY worthless limitations Of
this mXtuy". 10 avoid disappointment.
ask for 81. ounces nf lincX" with full
directions and don't accept anything else.
Guaranteed to give absolute satisfaction
or money nrnrptIv refunded. The Pine1
Co, IT. Wayne, Ind.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-19
STATIONARY FlREMEN
PLAN FOR STATE MEET
Convention to Be Held Hero In May
Offceru Of Local Elected for
the Ensuing Year.

Preliminary plans we're taken up at
tho regular meeting Of the Stationary
i'ir"mcI's local. No. Il. last night. in
tin. OHIO Valley Trades and Labor AS
srmhiy hall for the Nest Virginia state
convention Of the organization to he
held hnrr in May. \ conmunica ton was
read announcing that the national pres
dent. Mir Haley. will attend III" meet
ing. rs will other prominent national
officials.
Ofrirtrs for tho ensuing year were
elected by the local as follows: c: &.
Taylor. president: +. y. Maloncy, vice.
president: !. &. Gramloch. financial
secretary: l.. 4. narr. recording Secr"-
lary: Charles Log"S. treasurer: George
f. Chew. trustees: !. &. Goul. guide.
Delegates chosen for the national con-
vrrtinn were Robert Cole and e. +.
SprnuSr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-19
Scottish Rite Bodies
Entertained Last Night

Last night the executive committee
OF the Scottish Rite bodies entertained
the degree teams and Scottish kitc
Guards. with Il dinner at the cathedral.
corner OF Fourteenth and Byron street.
Covers we're laid for scvcnty-firc and
the event started at 6 o'clock; no for
mai program was carried out with the
e.ccp;ion Of Il few improptu talks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-19
HEAVY CASUALTIES
DURING AIR RAIDS

rARIS. Dec. is. - Figures arc now
MADE luhlir for the first time regard
!n; III" number of persons killed during
German air raids and by tho lonE-rangc
cannon. These statistics relate to IN"
rIIy of I'uris only, and not 70 the sub
urbs.
In 1914 a. bombs wcrc dropped. In
1915 - hrmbs. e. Of them on March ID
fell on the city. In 1916 the en"m! en-
plnycd I'll lrrrnbS against Paris, and IN
1917 II. During IN" last IN months of
m. war there were !.2ll casualties from
400 honhs.
Airplan-S and Z"p3clins dropped ESQ
bombs m August i. killing tw" persons
and iniurinE So. The irng-range cnn-
non fired les shells to Paris. killing
% and wuundins Al. On Inst Good
Friday more than 100 persons were
killed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-19
BELLAIRE MAN SPEAKS
AT.THE. UNION MISSION
The Rev. r. E. L. strider Of St.
Matthews Episcopal Church to
Prefch Tonight.

T'cclaring that tho material things OF
life were '.immRtcTinl ard that SPccEln-
tons and things Of ihn world were nil;
that the Only hope Of happiness WIS To
b., found in Heaven. +. i. Wait Of Bell
airr. delivered m inspiring and able
message at 'thr Union mission last
night The gathering; was large. and
the singing was splendid.
f.. S"pt. 6. ". Cory also made short
address and prayer vas offered by sew
'cral Of .:hc converts.
Th,. Nrv. l.. T. l.. S,ridrr rector OF
s. Matthew's Episcopal church. will
,;rrach ut the Mission tonight. spH-
ciri musical program has been or
rarEcd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-19
Engineers Elect Officers

Officers for the ensuing year were
Elected at The meeting Of tho OHIO Val
I~! chapI,r. American Association 1T
Engineers. last night. Many oi the
Yates were lGttr- ballots OF absent mem
h,rs, and the result showed III" election
of Hrmcr &. Althar. pres id"nt; al wr. nee
"a. parrah. .vice-pr"sidrnt: +: +. ~
Thatcher, secretary. and Karl X. Keller
treasurer.
Q. i. Dent Of Minneapolis. Mimi. 4
m"ml~r Of The Minnesota city chapter;
WAS present and addressed tho local
rhnpirr or. tho work in the northwest
made mn interesting talk on association
development IN Inc Old Dominion.
Tho report Shows that tho lncnl chap,
ter is in Il flrurIshinE cnnd ;l"r: and
row members are. being added weekly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-19

In the North Wheeling hospital y tSo
oath ot Mrs. Ncl!i" Elcfi;lS, aged -
y,arS, WIFI OF Edward Eleltus: ana lne
= Iyorwrod. She hid been i'll about
week with pneumonia.
Mrs. Elcifus was born In IN" SCUM.
,.,,, Rad lived tho greater part "t her
nfn IN this section. She was :! mHn:t".F
~ 81. ToSrphS Cathedral. S"FI'vihE'
besides her parents and nusnano' IS :
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-19
DR., WILL CRACRAFT
BACK IN The u. S
well Known Local Physician and Sur
geou Kouc After Months on LEO
Battlcfields.

The many friends or DR.. .NiiliSm -;
Cr:Icrafl. Ir.. -. thrs city will be rirasI.l
tho United States from Europe. wh"rH
w. has hr,.n for several months tAK'n"
care, nr the wourd"G IN thR hatilcilclGS.
IL. received u commission IN the ARM
some lin" aye. and short time lAt''
Was sent abroad.
i1- C7acraft arrived ~ New York ~
III" =. :. l.ryiaiAan. formerly thr .irr-
man Eat"rland. and. will aHr'v" IN NJ"
.rk city fer 4 few days before comm :
to Wheeling. tie "NI"ct$ to ROMAN
hero fer Z brief visit bri"r" being finH =
i discharged from the army. ;:
H.. was stniin""d AT one "f IN" base
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to-day morning at 6:25 o'clock. she
,yas born in tbs city and vas ;he
itughtc- of Fred e. and D"r"thca a''Sa
rh"ff d South Wheeling. She was q
racmhcr # St. lauls t'Fa1 1is;,',t.
r-otrs,ant' church and OF the Wiling
I,orkcrs' Society Of that congregation
= 9iGs her husband. she Leaves one me
''aut.hi.r, Miss Dorothy Bratton ana
enc SON. F:lmrr Brat5on. ais" one heo'h-
ITO funeral will 10 held IN the place
~ Ja,,h Friday afternoon NJ O'clock.
The R"v. August c. l2asche OF st, raul
church will nfticiate! 1ntcrine!'t VIII Dc
in Mount Zion cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-19

hospitals for some time. DR.: Cracratt
has been in southern France for = tine
resting up and rcGainlnG his hcaiin a.
tcr strenuous time close 70 the front.
III. brother. nr. Lccch X. Crncrntt.
PASSED away n short time ago. and his
hrnl!,c- did not know that he had pass
I'd way untl he arrived IN New YORK
city. His wife is nj New forE, ~hcsc
she met him upon arrival.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-19
Funeral for William KILLER.

Yesterday afternoon services WIRE
held for William J. Miller. agcr 30 years,
in the Mcndcl chapel. 12l2 Chaplin"
street. Mr.. Miller. who had been Il life
long resident OF South Wheeling. and for
years q janitor in the Schmulhach
building. died in the Ohio Valley Cen
crTll hospital Tuesday. The Rev. DIR.
Clarence Eugene Allen OF the Fourth
Street Methodist Episcopal church Of
Iiciutrd Ut the services. lntcrmcnt was
in Mount Zion cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-19
CAUGHT another
TERRIBLE COLD?
Relieve It Quickly With DR.. Bell s
Pine-Tar-HGley.

Don't say you're going 10 lot II wear
itself out. It's just as liable 10 be-
come chronic. And then?
The balEamic Ingredients Of l'r.
Bells Pinc-Tar-H Honey help to sOo'h
The tickle. the healing ingredients help
nature 10 scatter the phlrgm-conC"s-
ton. and a happy. comfortable relief
soon follows.
Coughs due TO grippe bronchitis,
anL a@ihonia also are relieved. And 1T
= yer. tritiin.; cost for pr RclI's PIN
Tar-llonry is very economical. Try il.
50c. Coo and $i2D.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-19
MIS-. Layina WooNey.

Mrs. Layina WOolIcy. aged & years
one uf h. oldest and most widely Known
lifelong residents ri Ohio county. di"'i
in the home Of George G. Smith. q ret
atirc. on short creek yesterday after
noon at 1850. following Il prolonged
illness OF ailments incident 10 advanced
Years. Sh" Wis III" widow of l0S"pll
Wo"iiey. whp passed away number II
years ago. and who was Il w"ll know,
farmer of that community. Mrs. W"oi-
Icy was perhaps tn" oldest m"!na"r u
point Of axe and enrolment in N" short
Crock Methodist Episcopal church. -"
leaves few close relatives.
Funeral services Viii Il" h"li m IN"
Short Crock church FRIDAY ;tftcrn"";
ut 80 o'clock. with iHt"r'n"ut N Short
Creek cemetery.
p1rE NAr SAVINGS STAMPS-
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' Atten(lrl ~ fwo;lN ;r."''.> ana NUN
Der Of relatives. :uns~ai services yer
Mrs. Margaret (Mor-aal I!@IEkiss VIE
Of Neal !iriSk -. w..:c ibid E"$f"rcAE
sf,e-roor, :, ih.. he,;l.. =: i'.r :a;h"r-,n-
~ in Sou.h Nhreiin" Tn" i:ev. rr.
George +. Locf;t;"rt pastor of the I'M
manuel baptist church. offcia'"d. In
tsrusnt was rna,,. IN Mount Ti"n ceII'"-
tory. Mrs. Eots:l.,ss passed away ~ !,
SUNDAY IT tho North Nh""ilnS hospital
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-19
Funeral for Mrs. McEugh.

. F'uncra! services :'r MIS-. Janet
tAdolph) Ntzhugh,. wiz" "f James NC
Hugh 4 former Resident OF BEidSeport.
were held yesterday" morning in the
family homo. South Park ar"nu:. EdS-
wood. with the Rev. Or. J. NJ. Potter of
Vance Memorial church. officiating. In
torment was made IN Weeks cemetery.
bridgeport.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-19
! s:WHEELING ELKS MEET

WFkSSstg+ Lodge. No. IS. r. p. o. f..
will hSS.an interesting meeting this
evening SCH club rooms on Fifteenth
rtrcrS whrnHu number nt now applic:t-
tons will h%A3allotrd upon and other
matters of !mpoalancr VIII he discussed
The amusement. -,hnnitt-r" OF which
Mark KIibancw is the chairman. Will
also report at The meeting this evening
and arrangements will pc completed for
! the dance IN be held within the near
fEturo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-19
RIVER TELEGAAMS.

Davis Island dam. 9.5 feet: stationary:
cloudy.
f'arI;rrsburg. Is feet: falling: clear
oil cay, $40 feet: fallingi clear.
Warren. 80 feet: falling; clear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-19
4,neral for Miss williams.

Yesterday afternoon funeral services
were held for Miss Ncli:" Williams.
aged II years. who died Monday OF in
acknowledgements. Services ware con-
Quoted In the family homo N "arw"od,
Interment wa. in Peninsula cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-19
Dr.. J. NJ. Shorts.

Dr.. J. NJ: Shorts. West LihertTs onfy
physician. died in the North Wheeling
hospital yesterday morning at 1880
O'Clock. following 4 eriec Illness or 4
complication OF diseases. following an
ATTACK Of snza-pueuUonta.
DR.. Shorts was taken from his home
TO that institution Tuesday afternoon.
His wife, formerly Miss Louise
Schwartz. and daughter. Miss Louise
shorts. his only surviving relatives.
were with him when tho end came. tnS
brother. George Shorts. one OF the Oldest
undertakcrs in The state. passed away IN
his homo TOWN. West Liberty. about two
DR.. Shorts was g. years OF age. He
was born in III. West Liberty commit
nifty. and there spent all his lte. lie
was graduated in medicine from I'm
cinati college. ard had been pracucinS
in that section f"c ovcr 40 years. During
the Spanish Influenza cpiderri" in tn"
West Liberty community Or. So"rtS
Rad been bus almost day and night.
DESPITE his o-vn physical suffering. ne
continued his duties ur;ii stricken VIA
the dread disease.
Fun.r:.l services will =" h"il n the
family HON" in West Liberty saturday
afternoon. with t::"rTaenc n ~" SaoSt
Creek cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-19
Ems used Cham hcrlaiu's Cough henody
for Fifteen Years. .

"Wn hnVr NEHI VElAWNT'I'H ~ o.
riCir,.n Years | have taken It mEsr!I
ana ha%, given it to the. children 70" %,
S"ughs am: colds. and have fond ~ ."
l." a quick cur" for ines r",ti, ,,,,no
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-19

In the family homo al tIHnT% Run
funeral services wore hold yesterday
afternoon for Hc-rey Ryhana. aged 81
wears, who died Monday. following n
brief illness. Burial was IN Short
I~rcck ccroerery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-19
Elliott Funeral Today.

This af,.rnCln Il. > o'ciuck III thn farn-
ily horne. 10 Seventeenth street. iuncrat
services Will b. held t"r Albert Il. FL
lott. - years Of age, who died Of
conplicatioa OF Diseases Tuesday after
noon. Interment Will b. III 4 !"ca! GENE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-19
Please; Mother! It's Nasty!
Give Me Candy Cascaret!

TO MOTHERSl Instead of the dreaded dose
Of castor oil, drops calouncl or pills, give your
children Cascarets and save money, worry and
trouble Children love Cascarets because they taste
like candy. Nothing else acts SO gently but surely
on the chid's little stomach, liver and bowels =.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-19
Mrs Herbert Bntton.

Following lri": illness ~ influenza
pneumonia. Mrs. Mary Rratton. aged ~
Years. wife nf Herbert Eratton. died IN
the family homo. +133 Jacob street. yes
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eight years. She also leaves several
brothers and sisters

Funeral services probably will hc held
Friday morning in the family lone on
Eleventh street. Mt $50 o'clock. with
requiem high mass in s.. Joscph's ca
thcdral. lntcrmCnt will be made In
Mount Zion cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-19
BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS.

THE strong and vieorou, man or
l woman is envied by less fortunate
humanity afflicted with aches, pains,
inhrmitics and ailments. The sufferer
snys to himself, "If | could only be
we'll, how happy would be- for health
is more. essential TO the Joy Of living
than is wealth.
The kidneys nlmos, literally wash the
blood and keep it clean and free from
impurities. When the Kidneys arc out OF
order, they fail to Filter out This waste and oois'
onous matter. 1t remains in the system 10 cause
backache. rheumatic paias. sore Eu'cles and
stiff ioin;a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-19

at remains for the Legislature 10
complete this work by IN apnr"rr'a llGi'
To- commemorate On this hatt!cfl"IH PARK.
The devotion to duty. sturdy pa!rl"'i"th
and heroic service Of West virginia S"'-
dirrS in the NIcE*hurg operations
"Sinc"rrly yours.
"W!lI.lAM r. RlGlif,
"C'hairman. Park Commission.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-19
MRS, JANE {. TURNER
Died LAST EVENING
Che Of Oldest a:E3 Esteemed Residents
Of North Wheeling SUccVG.os 20
PaoDnc0Cta.

Mrs. Jane Ei:=abcth Turner. aged IS
wears and for more tt;Ii SiN;y years Il
resident o. North Wheeling. Iisd N ;he
home o: her teurhtcr. Mrs. William
Isclcs set Nlaj: street. 1t 80 S!"S"'
following z br.ct ilIu,-~S 81 pn"ltn"nia
Mrs Turner was ,hr w'do" ~ " .lii.nl
Ecnry Turner who d!C! Il number OF
wears ago. Thor r:iarrias;" took place IN
baltimore Md. shortly after MrS. lNr-
ncr had arrived in this country from a"r
native countrS % Enrl;LnG. They short
IL afterwards cs,:rc (" "hc"!iuE MIS-
Turner was = consistent :n''Inh''r ~ th'
North Street Methodist Episcopal
church and was one Of IN" n"Ss widely
known and estc,CIcd residents or North
Wheeling.
she leaves four daughters and one son
Mrs. Sallic D,iterS. ~ ChaClcrn'. Pa:
Mrs. Frank Seals. Martins Ferry: M7S.
Ernest Ro"Cirr and Mrs. William Eackes
both of ,h;s ci,y. ard John Richard Tur-
ncr Of Wheeling. Her other son. HEAR:
Alexander Turner. died eight months
ago.
Funeral services will b" completed to-
day. It was announced from the HON.
last night that services will DC held
there, probably Friday afternoon. Inter
ment Will DC in Mt. Wood
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Foley KdneyPlB

help the system eliminate ,hi. poisonous waste.
They soothe. strengthen and heal sore. weak
and di.e.,ed Kidneys and bladder. When the
kidney, are working properly. appetite returns:
refreshing rleep i, possible. ond hea!ta and
strength come again.
G. W. Smith. l205 No. +;h ST.. Salina, E,,-.
writes: Il Am very much pleased with Foley
Kidney Pills ain working in q coal yard and
have been ven, much troubled with my brck.
ihare taken several doses OF Foley kidrey Pius
and they have already helped me-.
SOLD EVERYWHEE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-19

Almost any horrid man viii toll YOU
that III the case al flowers. Il IS NOR"
blessed L. give than 10 T"crirC.
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Proof of Allegations Open to inspection
Of Postnlaster at News
paper office.

Tho story appearing in yesterdays In
telligenccr about the poor delivery Ser
vice Of The mails has aroused tn" If" "f
Postmaster Irw II ana Il" S'ut III" iuI-
lowing communication post hast" !" TN"
office Of tG!S paper.
. United States Post OftIc'', Wheeling.
! West Va. December II, l"lS.
I'll {. ogden. Editor.
The Wheeling Iniclligcrccr.
"Wh.'"limg. W. Va.
MY attention has h"cn called IL An
articl" appearing on tnSc 81 your
lapcr Of n,,r"mbcr 18Th. II which You
,,uiird attention /" numerous complaints
made hy pnirnnS ni THIS ut.lc" u; poor
S"rvi,." accorded them.
"'Wil You stat" from whom Tics"
complaints cone. and why. II th"E ~"
, mad. arc We not advised directly and
personally -! Them" What - the an
mus behind this slur on every clerk ANA
carrier III tho Wheeling Post office. !
demand that YOU make public th,'c com
, plants and. also. tho nam" al ~" club
man whose mail has been :" m!Srrahly
handled. | hay" given an !nt"rNIrw !"
tn. Whrtting Register answering inns
slur and be-: to advise that | stand h"-
! hind Of everything published therein.
! what i" you know .: r"nd''l"'% u,
other cities" II you ar" in':. WhE ""''
,.r ctst!iy ~ Il charge better" E"u y""-
lsh an article such as has ari''Ir'd to-
! day" ,...,,
! rs myself, demand proc: Of lh'. 'hhrG''
! you have mad" ais" demand that you
publish this letter in jusii'" ~ me en-
! ployr"S of this office WI" i"ri 'ir;",
selves unit 'ly ard unfairly H"2li WITH
! IL" rrcifully submitted.
| "NM W IRWIN,
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IRWIN OBJECTS
To CRITICISM
IF HIS OFFICE

DEMANDS THAT INTELGIGENCER
PUBLICLY ANNOUNCE NAMES
CT COMPLAINANTS AND
rNTERS THAT kNLMUS
PROMPTED ARTICLE.
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Colds Cause G-1p and 1nIIUe!LA" .
rnmoyr thr cause Their is only one
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OPEN AT NIGHT

IA GIFT FOR A MAN TO INSURE PER
Feet SATISFACTION rs FOUND BEST
IN THE STORE WHERE HE BUYS Els
| OWN WEAR.