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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-13
SHOOK WITH
NERVOUSNESS
A Lady Was Flat On Her Back
With Terrible Spells, But Her
Husband Got Cardui,-
And Now She Is
Grateful.

Mckinney, TcXaS-Mrs. Mary Sicph-
rnson. of this place. states: About
year and Il half ago was down in
bed for six weeks. not able 10 sit up.
was fiat on my back and had ter.
riblC spells. Why, ii looked
like ] would die. At times ! didn't
know anything. | would get nervous,
| couldn't bear anyone 10 talk to me-,
Il would just jerk and shook with
nervousness 60. across my back
was so sore and .achcd me all the
time. would have a dizzy feeling.
My limbs ached me and would get
numb and feel so weak . ., |
said 10 my husband | knew Cardui
was good and l believed | had best
try It.
"He got me bottle Of Cardui, and
when | had only taken one-half bot
tie OF Cardui felt stronger. | took
half dozen bottles altogether, then
in two weeks after I began taking
was up, in three was doing my work.
| praise Cardui for ] believe it saved
my life and | am grateful"
For over 40 years Cardui has been
helping weak, sick women back 10
health and strength. Try 1t.
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fore your eyes. Some "f the latest song
hits will be sung. y oriaf
Of thr play is AS follows. group OF o'd
nlaidSns before your eyes. some Of inc
latest song his will he sung. y oric'
description OF the play is as follows:
\ group of old maids come TO McMcchen
for tho purpose Of securing husHnna,
hut meet with littlr success. But VIM"
holding Il convention in the town nal
Professor Mnkeovrr arrives with his
magic machine which will transform
old maids into beautiful young girls
warns the ladies' to give their right age
I"fnrr entering tho machine. AttrF
transforming II number q: the ladies'
one fHll:: tn toll hcr RICH; age, ms re-
suit the mnchinc is broken. "tc.
The Ikrirlr club. Of Wheeling: VIII
furnish music for tho evening. There
viii be TWO changes Of scenes by .nG
udyafrr S,llc IF tickets. Il large crowd
Is rNuCCtCd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-13
Reign of Bolshevism
Proclaimed in the u. S.

NEW YORK, Dec. ia reign or
Bolshcvism in the United States, 10 be-
gin at noon tomorrow. Friday. the l3th'
was proclaimed In circulars issued mere
to-day by the peoples day committee.
The proclamation" cancels "all debts
public and private repeats "all statutes.
ordinances and other enactments or
capItalistic government" declares va
cant all public. offices and directs that
the military and naval organizations
linn ediately dissolve"
The preamble Of the proclamation
many copies Of which were distributed
through the lower East Side. declares
that Tomorrow will mark the begin
ming Of the rule Of the workers in the
United States Of America"
The red flag Is proclaimed as the en-
blem Of the new society rs an indica-
tom Of brotherhood and unity. with
similar republics in Russia Germany
and Austria
proclamation Is signed by Ellis
Jones. who Is in charge of the peoples
house" a refuge OF radicals. He APP
peared to be incenscd when IL was sus-
gestcd the manifesto was intended as
a practical joke
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-13
USE NAVAL VESSELS
AS TROOP TRANSPORTS

NEW YORK. Dec. 1".-With fourteen
battleships and ten arTnored cruisers re-
fitted as troop ships and forty-foar
trans ports assigned 10 this service. the
navy department. expects 10 play
prominent part in bringing homo from
France the American expcditionary for-
ces. The batileships will carry on the
average 1000 soldiers and the cruisers
Il 500, in addition 10 their crews, It WAS
learned tonight at the office OF INC
cruiser and transport service here while
tho troop ships will be utilized largely
10 convey the sick and wounded.
Nearly all the navy transports. it was
stated. have been equipped with large
sick bays and from now on they VIII
accommodntc practically tbs Sntire
westward flow Of soldiers incapacttated
by wounds. injuries or illness. leaving
to the transformed warships and TO inc
army transport department the return
ing Of we'll troops.
Tho cruiser North Carolina, first OF
the warShips to be equipped as Tern.
porary transport, already Is on the way
10 Brcst to pick up 100 Officers ana
1900 men assigned 20 demooi lizatlnn
camps. Work on the erection OF bunks
is nearly completed in the other war
shins desi gnated for this duty. and most
of thcrn. il Is stated, will sail wilhln
few days.
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ALI, SHOULD HAVE a VOICE.

BOSTON. Dec l2.-Spcaking at tho
civ c,uh tonight, Or. Romulo S. Naon.
formerly Ambassador to the United
states from Argentina, suggested that
every nation on the western continent
ought to have n voice in tho discussion
OF world reconstruction. inaSmuch as
the new plan Of international RESPONSE
hilitv was Of vital concern |" all or
them. He Endorsed the leadership or
the United States in tho plan for per-
rna1,cut peace and said that in every
moment of the war Argentina had
shared the anXictics and hopes Of this
country. The fulhllmcnt OF the policy
Of Pan Amcricanisrn was. he believed. a
political necessity for the republics %
tho new world.
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BELLA|RE AND
THE RED CROSS
IN L|NEL|CH1
PREPARATIONS Are. ALREADY BE-
ING MADE FOB =" BIG
CA@AIGN.
Other Itsrcs Of Interest Gathered Over
The Be1la1re
District.
Team Captains.

Preparations are being made for the
Red Cross Christmas roll cali campaign
which begins next Monday. Robert y.
Ac(;rer. township chairman. has. dlT1d-
cd the township into districts and APP
pointed the following captains OF eacn
team:
District No. From 43rd street
north 70 49th and east of Harrison
street. Mrs. Joseph Poorman. captain.
Distric, No. Prom 45rd street
north to 4eth and west Of Harrison
street. Mrs. William Heath. captain
District No. 3.-f'ron 4lst 70 4STo
street. Mrs. Albert Apltn. captain.
District No Prom Central avenue
TO Indian Run east Of tn" Tiaduct Bliss
Myrtle Clements. captain.
District No. 5.--Ccntral avenue 10
In liam Run. west OF the v;aduct. Mrs
Harry Fnnkhouscr. captain.
District No. 6.-From stone SridSc
TO Central avenue. east OF rladuct- NrS'
c A. Smith. captain.
District No. from Stone bridge 20
Central avenue. west OF viaduct. Nrs.
William Campbell. captain.
District No. S.--F'rOn 25ru street 70
3tSt street. Miss Mary Sha0afelt. cap,
tain. !,
District No. Prom 21st street to
gard strccs Mrs. r. j.. Dunfcc. cap
tain.
District No. 10.-From 2tst street IN
south city limits. Mrs. James Weeks
captain.
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COUGHS AND COLDS
RELIEVED QUICKLY
Dr.. Kings New Discovery used
since Grant was President.
Get a bottle today.

II did it for your grandma. for your
father. For fifty years this well-knoWn
cough and cold remedy has kept m
cvcrgrowring army Of friends, your?
and old.
For half century druggists ereryA
whore have sold it. Put bottle in,
vour medicine cabinet. You may need
il in a hurry. Sold by druggists
everywhere. Coo and S1.20,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-13
Swiss Load Wounded
Yankers With Flowers

GENEVA. Dec. 12.--tEy the Associ.
s,cd Press. 1.-THE last contingent OF
american prisoners from Germany. num-
berinc $50, left here last night A.
Vichy' where they will rest before lci'i-
ing for home.
The contingent consists mainly OF
mcn from Georgia and Indiana. All The
,rnons we're deeply touched by tho re-
e cr"pRn accorded them by the s~iss PEG,
pic. who loaded them with gifts and
flowers. Particular attention was SHOWN
The fcH strctchcr cases among INC men:
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BRIDGEPORT
Postponed Shower.

The tea-tnwel shovel which WAS 10
he given by thr Ladies' Aid society nc
the First NJ. f. church or kirkwood. and
scheduled for this evening. was indCIi
nilcly postponed owing to tho serious
ness ot the influenza epidemic in this
city which seems TO be getting worse.
Bridgeport Briefs.
Martin Gallagher. ~ Dill"nvalc. was
4 business visitor hero yesterday.
James Wclrh left Yesterday on Il short
business trip [" ,Stcubrnvillc.
Walter RcnniuE left for Chicago yes
to-day 10 make his h.--:cI ;ilrrc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-13
FOR LEAGUE OF NATIONS.

ATLANTIC city. y. J.. Dec. ia
rt solution. approving the recommends.
tinn Of the commission OF international!
Justice md good will in favor OF a
league Of nations was adopted TO-DAY u!
the executive committee Of the federal
council OF the Churches Of Christ in
America, representing 80 denominations.
in session here.
The churches Of the country arc to
take an active part in tho Amcricaniza-
lion Of foreigners. This WAS decided by
the executive committee, following the
delivery of message from the govern
mcnl by +. p. ClaXton- commissioner OF
education.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-13
MANY WOUNDED ARRIVE.

NEW YORK. Dec. 12-Borne on
Strctchcrs or hobbling on crutchcs. 1886
moro wounded soldiers. representing nj
most az many units Of the American
cXpeditionary forces. landed on Yankee
soil again today from the United States
hospital ship Mercy. The vessel reached
quarantine last night from Bordeaux
and dockcd this forenoon.
notwithstanding mutilationS. unhcalcd
wounds and long suffering. there was
scarcely a soldier among them who did
not have a CHEEKY countenancc and Il
tale to tell. proudly but modcstly, tf
how We licked the Huns"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-13
URGED TO BE GOOD.

WASHINGTON. Dec. l2.-!tctinE See.
rotary Polk made public nj tn" stat"
department today tho text Of tho NOS"
handed by tn" United States recently
to Tie presidents "r Chile and Peru, urr-
ing that the two South American nations
owe il 10 tho rcSt Of tho world 10 com,
nose their differences. and infnrmIn.;
thcm that the United States Islands"
ready to tender alone. or in contunc-
ton with other and all countries. as
sistancc to bring about an equitable So
luton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-13
DANIELS DEFENDS j, s.
CONTROL OF THE RADIO

WASHINGTON, Dec. lc.-S"crctarE
Daniels appearing before the ftuuS"
merchant marine committee today IN De-
half of the administration bill TOT pr
ulanCnt government control OF al! r"G ~
communication through acquisition By
the navy Department. Of all shore Wife
less stations said:
II hope tn" bill will not be confoundcI
with a proposition for general govern
mcnt ownership OF public uti!itlcs' Af
continued:
Radio communication stands apart
because the air cannot b. controlled anu
the safe thing is that only one cuhccr"
should control and own II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-13
FIVE KILLED IN
TROLLEY CRASH

CI-rNELANl' Ip.r. 1".-fivc arc dead
ON" is dying and another was pruuani!
fatally injured nero tonight when AN m
tprurhan freight car jumped INC tra'Ns
and crashed int" two uutnn"hlicS' lhFEc
Of lhr victims wcr" sailors. VIC wcFc III
Ut,r If ia, automobiles:
Among the dead were J. l.. Bell
United States marine. and Harry Il. Ah-
drrSpn Il tuiicd states Sailor. :.
Loyal Lewis tarrLa!nt. Il senator Nv
with Il fractured skull.
Tie ac.i,l.'ri ''rcurr'd on 4 riuluE'
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caso. where he will spend few days Oh
business.
Mrs. j. F. Young is spending sevrra.
cnis.
Mrs. OTIS Smith and wife left ycstcr.
day for Charleston, where they VIII
spend several days with relatives.
Today was payday for the employees
Of the b. & .. railroad.
Miss Florence Scltncr has resumed
,hcr studies al the Elliott CommcrcIH.
school after a brief illness.
George Schafrer. Of Columbus. spent
yesterday i'll the city. on business.
Mrs. John Games continues i'll at fr.
home On Fourth street.
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swEARs OFF 1000, 900.

NEW YORK, Dec. 12.-John n. Rock
crcller, it was learned to-day. has filed
All affidavit swearing OF half OF the
slO,o0O.O 900 personal property ASSESS
ment levied on him by tho New York
tax commission. The affidavit asserted
Mr. Rockcfeller's personal property in
the city does not exceed aS:Soo.0oO.b ut
that he was willing to accept an ASSESS
mont of s5.O0o000. the figure which has
stood for several years. The commits
sinncrs said they were compelled to ne
cont Mt. l:ockcfcllcr'S statement. ms
thcy have no way Of inrrntoryiug his
DoSScSSiCflS,
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GAMES SCHEDULED.

Snocial Dispatch to The lntrlligcnccr
MoRGANTOWN. W Va, Dire. T.
West Virginia has closed games "t
basketball with Georgetown. Colgate
syracuse. Rutgers Navy Virginia and
Marietta. and in baseball with Navy and
Ichigh. according TO announcement
made hero today. 1t is possible that
PENNSYLVANIA will also b" played at has-
lrt ball
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Christina Mary. the one-year old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Ferry.
of Twcnty-fifth street. died "Wednesday
morning following m illness Of pncu-
rnonia The funeral services will be
conducted at her late home this morn
ing and intcrment made in the MI CAL
vary cemetery.
t'unetal services over the remains or
Chris S. the tTo-yrar old son OF Ida
Eirkrneycr IF EIk STill. who died
Wednesday Of pneumonia were con-
Quoted yesterday afternoon 1nterment
was made in the Rose Hill cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-13
ARCHBOLD'S WIDOW
WEEDS AN OHIO MAN

NEW YORK. Dec. 1.-THE wedding
of Mrs. Annie Mills AsChbold. widow OF
John D. Archhold. tho late PRESIDENT Oh
COW and Judge Charles w. Dustin of
Dayton fSi; H1 Ohio. formerly Of the Ohio cir
cult court OF appeals, took place here
mis- afternoon in the chapel Of the
Church Of the immaculate conception.
ONLY relatives and few friends at
,cnGod Tho wedding. The groom was
cousin Of MT. Arrhhold.
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Only Ono Case

Judging from lhn report nf tho tnf1u-
nnZa cases reported for Wednesday, the
plague has probably run its course in
this city According 10 tho report OF
thr health authorities only ono case of
influenza and ono Of pneumonia were
reported BY local physicians Wedncs-
day. Late last evening ON" casn Of in
fIunnza had hc"n reported for Thursday
Thirteen patients ar" being treated at
:hc hospital 1T enr present time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-13
Elected Omcars,

At n regent meeting OF the Rcllaire
Council Il. Il s. NJ. thr following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
Thrice IluStriuuS Master Albert Eber-
10. Deputy Illu&trinuS Master Eugene
Hill: Principal Conductor Of Work. Will
liam S,ddaIl: Treasurer. Ir. J. n =
Mcdonald: Recorder. William paugher-
~: 6'aotain Of Guards. j Curtis Nc
Erlycv. Conductor of council. William
Sclfutcr; Steward. J. I. Lannou: Som
,tncI FL Nelson.
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friends OF the young people wsLc pres :,
mi '''' ~ me ceremony. The bride Is a
member oC one Of Srcnt"rs rr"i ,,,,nnr
families. where sh" is l"pui'", r,,nmini-
Sns large k 11Glg the guests from ,h's city
Il; +. HrndfiGld, |. y: L;ks$E ,vj,,i AM n
and Mrs. Gibson HrndticM and MI!'' The
kcnnard. Following thH ErrI ,hs i.,hrr
W VIRGINS ,hr r T"'1 md AND MT McKecver !sr,
for thr southland and Will be "'Ss"'
for a number uf weeks
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COUPLE ARE ARRESTED.

Shortly after o'clock this morning
local detectives paid visit 10 local
Market street roominE house and took
a man and woman from the place 10 the
city building. whore they were held in
default OF $50 bond each. They had
registered as man and wife. The pro-
prietor also was held under bond Of
500. The pair will be nrraigncd in
police court this norninG.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-13
ARRESTED IN HOTEL.

Detective Parrish arrested Rnbt. Jones
and Mary Smith nj 1929 Market street
this morning at o'clock for lettering
for immoral purposes: the landlord OF
the place, Thomas StamOs was also
taken into custody for renting room
to the couple.
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Pay CaHS,

What promises 70 I've fast and in
tcrcsting game of football Will D"
staged =, tho sixteenth street ground e
next Sunday afternoon between the
buckeyes Of this city and the fast col
ored team from Cadiz. The visiting
team is composed of ii number Of real
football players and the contest will
be- decidedly close The local team IL
prac,icinC each evening for this contest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-13
Meet Friday

The belmont county Medical Society
will hold it's annual meeting this after
noon in the city building. The program
for the meeting Includes Il discussion
Of Influenza and proposed legislation.
Tho annual election ot Officers will also
be hold
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McMECHEN.
: PLAY This EvonIng.

ThIs rycntITg IN the public schonl
auditorium. tn" members " Tho NJ. +.
church choir. will present the farce com
cdy. Tho SpinatrrS Convention. Tho
play is sidr-splittine il you wish lm
iaugh. do not miss this. II consists III
about thirty old maids. who Hrr trans
formed into beautiful young maidcns be-
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,s ce~+rnde HugEins

SlrS. Gertrude tluGEins. better known
n. .r'hick"n Kelley" dirh Il; til" Ohio
VALLEY general hospital in Wheeling
yesterday morning following an Illness
nr Influenza. Tn" deceased was 81
Years # az" and claimed R"liair" nS her
home Her mnlher and Other relatives
reside mt I:r"ch titinm.
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GAINESVILLE

Mr.. Shannon RradfI"ld, youngest son
NJ President e. T.. Rradficld. of thr First
National bank Of this place. was married
to Miss Gertrude Clos" at. tn" home al;
tho brides parents III Strrai tor ILL.,.
Only near relatives anh
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Entertained Society.

Mrs, A. r. Itiurhart entertained at her
tonne "Wednesday evening III" members
NJ the Wumrn's Foreign Missionary So
ci"ty. Th" evening was spcn; IN sowing
and knitting. Al lat" hour Il deli
ri0uS luncheon WAS served.
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Met With>AccIdent.

Tnmmic West. "a we'll known lad OF
South Marshall street. met with slight
accident yesterday. when hr broke his
urn Thr ynunEEtrr was playing foot
ball. when he fell. causing the Injury.
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Bowels Acting PROPERLY

They ought 10. for constjpat
makes the body retain waste n
and impurities that underm11
health and play havoc with th1
system. DR.. Kings New Life +
reliable and mild in action
druggists. Csc.
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Rosser FUnernl.

This afternoon at iw" o'clock will
TAX. plarr tn" funeral Of Mrs. Rood
Rnssor who died at her HON" on 35,h
street Wednesday m"rning following an
illness Of purumnnia. Tho services will
bs ccnd.ctrt! t,y. Rev !. VI. Whitman of
III" ST. Johns church ard the remains
will be placed in the Rose Hill. Mauso-
leum.
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surEical Dressing Class.

Tho surelcHl dressing class viii hold
meeting this evening in the Rcd cross
rooms The meeting will be- devoted /"
sewing and making hospital garments.
\ full membership is expected.
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There will he II meeting this evening
in the city building by tho ladies nHHii-
larry AS there is going 10 be IN clrE-
ton OF officers all members urc request
I'd 10 bc present.
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VII Present Playlet.

The members Of the Young Peoples
society OF this city arc making arrange
nlrntS for q rlaSl"t. to be- presented in
the very near future. Further arrange
yn"nts for this performance will be-
made at the meeting Of tn" society this
evening 1T the home Of Miss Lois Ha-
;hnrnc OF IInrriSnn street.
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Private wh.teside wounded.

WorI was received hy MIS- IduH
WhitcSidr from Il has" hospital III
France. stating that her SON Lcstt"
r. Whitr4idr. Ind been wounded in 2c-
sion. but is now getting along nicely.
Private Whit"sidc'S name also came OUT
in the casualty list yesterday morning
as wounded in action.
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WILL FOOT THE Bull.

BUDAPEST. Dec. l2.-Thc minister Of
finance announced today that Hungary
would endcaror Ia meet all its financial
engagements 10 its nationals as we'll as
10 It's foreigners.
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Clarence Z. Stewart.

Clarence f.. Stewart. aged ~ years.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. benjamin Stewart
died "Wednesday afternoon at his home
in W"st H.ilaIr". following an illness
rf nncuunonia Resides his parents he
is survived hy three sisters and one
brother. IS follows: Mrs. Meyer Davis.
Mrs Charles Weber. Of klcG: Mrs.
Harry E;hcrlina of South R"llalre. and
Harry. Stewart III military service in
France.
Funeral services will likely be- con-
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BACK TO JOBS.

HAVANA. dee. 1.-The committee
directing the general strike has resclnd
ed the strike order and the mrn arc in
structcd 10 return To work Immediately.
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Children Dead

Quoted this afternoon with interment In
the Weeks cemetery.