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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26
REED LAW APPEAL
CASES FILED IN THE
U.S., SUPREME COURT

WASHINGTON. Sept. o5.-Two op-
pealS from Federal court decision NULL
tying in part the Reed amendment pro-
hibitIng Interstate shipments Of iutoSi-
eating liquors into dry states FOR ocr-
crage purposes were filed tndhy in the
supreme court by the rovcrrNicnt. lie
cause Of the Importance or the net IN
enforcing prohibition. the court was
asked to expedite consideration or the
case4
In one case the lower court held that
the act does not prohibit transportation
Of liquor through, an y dry state. IN
the other proceedings eappcaled from
West Virginia the court held that while
the liouor WAS transported into II dry
state from another state. il was NOT
transported in interstate commerce.
because intended for personal nsr and
not for public purposes OF trade;
In asking the reversal of the drciSlon
affecting shipments OF liquor through a
dry state the government in It's brief
declared that "whencvcr liquor is being
transported in Interstate commerce and
NOT for one of the excepted purposes
and crosses tho line of dry state into
Tint state. the Reed amendment has
brcn violated, whether such liquor o.
intended for consumption or sale or only
for further transportation or for any
other PURPOSE"
the government contends that the Reed
amendment Is an absolute prohibition
AGAINST the movement. in interstate
commerce. Of Intoxicating liquors except
for scientific. sacramcntal. medicinal or
mechan meal purposes" from wet 70 4
prohibition state, and AS such super.
Scdrs sn-caIled quart month" laws or
West Virginia and other states.
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A Proc Oatmeal Prescription Docs its
Work Overnight

New York: at Is my own discovery
and T. :S.aes Just one night 20 get SuCh
marvellous results" says Mae Edna W IL
der. when her friends ask her about her
wonderful complexion and The improved
appearance of her hands and arms.
you can do the same thing II YOU 1ol-
low my advice" she says. II feel II my
duty To tell every girl and woman what
this wonderful prescription did for me.
lust think Of 1t. All this change in 4
single night! I never tire Of telling
others just what brought about such re,
markuble results. Here * the Identical!
prescription that removed every defect
from my face. neck, hands and arms.
Until YOU try it you can form no idea
of the marvellous change il will make in
lust one application. The prescription
which you can prepare at your own
home Is as follows: Go to any grocery
and get ten cents worth OF ordinary
oatmeal, and from any drug store bot
tie Of derwillo Prepare the oatmeal as
directed in every package OF dcrwillo
and amply night and morning. The first
application will aStonish you. l; makes
the skin appear transparent, smooth and
yelyety. ] especially recommend It for
q sallo1 skin, frcckles, tan sun spots,
coarse pores. rough skin. ruddiness,
wrinkles and in fact. every blcmisn the
face. hands and arms arc heir 10. II
your neck or chest Is discolored from
exposure, apply this combination there
and the Objectionable defect will disap-
near as If BY magic. It is absolutely
harmless and will not produce or stimu
late a growth Of hair. No matter how
rough and ungainly tho hands and arms
or what abuses they have had through
hard work and exposure to sun and
wind, this oatmcal-derwillo combination
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26
PLANS ARE UNDER WAY FOR THE Z
10 BIC MASONIC MEETING FRIDAY

ers on the evenings program will be
Hon. Emmett Showalter Of Fairmont and
Judge Frank W. Ncsbitt and II. {. o.
den Of this city.
On account Or the tremendous enthu-
siasm being manifested in the meeting
and the limited capacity Of the audi
torium of tho scottish Rite cathedral. IN
which the meeting will be- held. the COM
mir,en has arranged 10 have admission
by ticket only. Thes" have been placed
I'm the hands OF members OF the frater-
nifty. from whom they may be- had. \
supply has also been placed In the drug
stores of W. W. Irwin and Charles Men,
kemclcr and also nj the 3evefry store
OF \. G. Thomas.
Although the meeting 10 being ar
ranged for under tho auspices Of III"
Masonic fraternity. attendance will not
be limited to Masons only. and tickctE
may be had by any citizen interested in
boosting the loan. Attendance will. how
ever be limited to men only.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26
ARCHBISHOP IRELAND PASSES
AWAY AFTER LONG ILLNESS

ways The work he thus began he e1-
tended throughout the northwest ana
Travelled the whole country preaching
temperance. He even carried the pat
tlc back 70 Ireland and Great Britain.
His energy was so abundant and his
zeal for work such that the term con
secra,ed blizzard" as applied to him
by one Of his admirers was accepted
by many others as peculiarly happy
expression.
IIe at one time conceived the fdca OF
consolidating the Catholic paToch,a'
schools and the public schools. Ine
Man %as tried at Fairabault and Sui
water. Mimi. hrrt friction which inc
archbishop could not relieve arose
and the scheme w-nS dFoppfo. nc ~
founder Of the Fill seminary on the
Minnesota side OF the Mississippi river.
TO this nc gave his highly priced pri-
yo+e nbrary. one Of The most comPre-
bcnsiy. In the northwest. Ono OF his
earIy works was the founding OF
colony ~ 500 Catholic farmers IN
western Minnesota in 1876.
Irs became bishop in 1875 and arch
bishop in 1885. He received support
F.n,, many Of his admirers for APP
poin,utnt IA the fourth American car
dinal Celebrating his golden jubilee
tho nrissts OF his dioces" presented
him w:.h n purse sf sloo.phn
As Il speaker Archbishop Ireland was
direct and magnetic. with Se1l%e OF
humor. Onc Of the phrases has
.of his particular endeavor In ftte IL
this:
The watchworis Of tho oSc are reft-
son. cducatiul. liberty. the HIfciiofa d
tinn Of the naaSrS.
Archbishop Ireland VIII he buried next
"Wednesday in Calvary Cemetery hero. IN
compliance with his wish. Thf HeV.
Thomas Welch. secretary +" Oh" probate.
explained that tho body would not Do
placed in tho Cathedral crypt.
Father U-slch said tn, dying arch
bishop had said 10 him: TO, m" Ii" on,
Their" with my peopl" under tn" green
sod n Calvary"
Complete arrangements for the funera!
cannot be- made until word IL received
from, a number OF the church diEnitari"S
who 70 still in tho cast. whore they
, went to attend the funeral Of Cardinal
Farley.
It was decided this afternoon that the
body will lie in state on luesdaE IN INC
Cathedral Solemn services will start
at IN a. m. Wednesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26
GDV ClRNNEL[ COMING FRIDAY !:
I'd DEDICATE AN'AIECHEA'S FLAG

TWO gold stars TO represent Albert
Mountain and another McMechcn poE
who have made The supreme sacrlncE,
on the bnttle fields of France.
The following will be the program;
Calling meeting 10 order by temporary
chairman. j. Fl. Sivert.
Song american" by audience. led by
quartet.
Prayer by Rev. ByIcr. -.
Introduction of chairman, J. y. Marp'c'
by ]. Il. Sivert.
RcadinG the names OF those represented
ON the flag and tribute OF respect
IN the gold stars. Rev. Galway: .
Song, Keep the Home Fires BURNING.
quartet.
Presentation Of the flag TO the City CT
hIcMechen, J. T. King.
Acceptance Of fas by Mayor.
Song My Mission" quartet.
Address by Hon J. J. Cornwell. governor
OF West Virginia
Eenediction, Rev. Cotton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26
Does Your Husband Drink?
Druggist Tells How to Cure
The Liquor Habit At Home

Powders. Drop ono powder twice a day
IN coffee tea or any liquid. IT Is hnrrn-
leeA taAtoless, odorleBA and cannot ba
detected. You Gun use Il without tho
knowledge Of anyone. A lady who re-
comfy tried It on Ler husband reports:
MY husband WAS on sprca when I got
the powders and no usually staya drunk
from ,hrea to forr weeks at TINA.
After putting tho powder in his coffee
for four dnyS ne sobered UP and has not
taken drink since. md says no Is
through with Il FOREVER. He also com
piaInod that whiEkcy did not taste tho
same. ! shall not toll him what did u
but l am grateful for this help, and
shall recommend It whenever possible
No,o--A is,dins druggist whom rhovn mo sho1s
srtnia ss.d; Yea tssouin 10 rr7 rUnsssshla f.m'
rdy for the drink haht 10 hs+7niszl, vundsrfuliy
rrsstIrn and 10 i:Hns IN Gnnrnoui ILG lhTiss
everyone WIN wishes IN danrrY Tho liquor habit 10
r,ro II 4 TRIAL" You isks Hix With Tss1unr ~ II
10 sou In this city under Steeltonnd mnnnT- ftrand
guarantee hy thr John Coleman Co.. c II. GHOST
ca and utla<r hrrt-oiau drusnTA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26
u. S. Naval Officer Given
British Commentator for
Destroying Submarine

LONDON. Sept. 25.-Lieutnnant Com
mnnder Richard T. McCulloch, u. S. ~.
commanding the converted yacht Cey-
donna, has boon commended by tho Brit
ish admiralty for destroying the sub
marine which attacked convoy and
sank a vessel on the route between Al
Cicrs and the Bnlcarlc Islands.
Tho naval announcement OF the COM
n>cndat.on today emphasizes whnt hnro"
allied vessels must hc working among
tho enemy submarines. Although III"
cases arc re%r where definite knowledge
cnrnos to hand OF tho destruction Of m
dnrwatcr craft. In This cas-" lieutenant
MoC'ulloch dr"pp"'i tire" depth charges
where hn believed the submarine had
submerged
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26

Miss Julia Salisbury. aged IL years.
Messages have been sent throughout the
state and in nearby towns. but no trace
has been found of the girls.
Miss Salisbury was the first to leave
her home. leaving Monday evening. Her
mysterious disappearance excited much
interest, but she returned Tuesday eve
ming after dark to the home OF her
friend, Miss Rurkhart- and together the
girls left the Coleman home on Fifteenth
street, whore the Burkhart girl lived.
The last seen Of them was when they
left a Wheeling Traction company car
at Schads crossing at Benwood. \
friend recognized them. but they evaded
his chances and did not speak TO him. II
WIS thought they had taken the ferry to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26
NOTED SPEAKERS WILL BE HEEE
AMONG THEM BEING GOV.
J.J. CoRNwELL.
Senator Sutherland Will Also Make Al
dress-Nccting Will Be in Scottish
Rite Cathedral

Final arrangements for the Mas"ni
mass meeting next Friday evening III the
interest nf the Fourth Liberty Loan
were undr nj Il meeting Of the commit
tee held Wednesday evening. The pro-
gram pr speakers has finally been com
plrtrd and assurances have been received
from Governor Cornwell that he VIII I've
present. arriving in Wheeling immc-
dialrly after the close Of the big meot-
ing in McMcchrn, where he Is scheduled
tn speak earlier I'm the evening. Sen
alnr sutherland has also promised I" bc
present and nothing will keep him from
coming except ttlr most urgent pnhllc
business 1T Washington. Other speak
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26

Beuaire, but they were not seen on the
boat Investigation showed they did not
board a 3. Sc y. train at Benwood juno
ton.
Tho Burkhart girl wore n blue beltcd
dark coat, and Z black hat with pink
trimmings. She was . luct inches tai!
and attractive She has dark eyes anu
hair, and Weighs about 100 pounds.
Miss Salisbury wore black suit and
O gray hat with two large feathers on
the side. She Is about tho same height
as Miss Burkhart and weighs about l-o
pounds
Aryoue seeing girls OF this des1'p-
ton Ia requested to notify the local po'
lice. A reward his been offered Tor any
information concerning their where
abouts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26
ri AANFS AMERICA FOR GERMAN
REVERSE ON WESTERN FRONT

ANSrERnAM. Sept. -. - General
Won Rishtrg addressed the main COM
mitler Of the ReichstaG on behalf or
tn. mruiS'rr. H. explained. according
To n general from Berlin. that the rail-
urr IF the GerInan offensive ON the
western front was due 10 the failure
of the German army to surprise Inc
entente allies and the necessity or AS
Stunning the defensive on the arrival OF
the English home army in the theatre
If war, to the, employment OF col"rcd
troops and tn the intervention of Amer
icuu divisions
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26
NORTHWESTERN CONVOCAT|ON OF THE
EPISCOPAL DIOCESE IN SESSION
PAIL GATHERING OF cLERGYMEE
OF IS COUNTIES OF STATE
OPENED YESTERDAY.
Distinguished Church workers Are In
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. To Be
Cloned Today.

Distinguished Church workers Are In
Attendance-Serv1ces To Be
Closed Today.
TIL" fall meeting Of tho North vest
crn Convncali on Of the Episcopal do
ceSr nf West Virginia convened in ST.
Matthew's church yesterday morning
for a two days session. Tn" conFoca-
iinn comprises tho twerty-siX counties
nj lhr north md western section or INC
state and is attended by the clergy and
lay delegates from every church IN the
counties Of which il is comprised
Bishop Cravatt of the diocese Of West
Virginia, is in attendance MS well az
Them being: Rev. +. c. Price. Elkins;
Rev. G.. p. Jung. Grafton: Rev J. H
Garner. Clarkshurg: Rev. dudley Boog-
her. ParkcrshurE; Rcv, j.. H. Clarke; Sis
1 R Vi Rev & Ss'f H{in H%0 md
Archdearon r. n. Shurr Of Moundsrilte,
Tho ceremonies began with Holy conf
munion Mt 1890 Il. M with Bishop era
watt as celcb-ant and the opening bust
served by the ladies Of ST. Matthews
church at 1890 o'clock.
The afternoon began with a business
session at two F. NJ 1olinwfdfn -! =, a
2:3O.
At & =. m. missionary services wero
held and strong addresses were made by
Rev. J, H. Clarke and Rev. F. {. Price:
Rev. Clarke telling OF tho work oonG
within the state Of West E!rGin!n ana
Rev Price OF labors done In inc WORTH
in this work.
In both addresses the missionary
work was urged to hc put on OASIS
Of efficiency which would follow mo
lines of the war work program OF the
several organizations such as the Hcd
Cross in the war service Ecction which
has accomplished wonders IN th"ir s"rr
ices BY being organized on basis or
simplicity and efficiency.
Archdeacon Spur. OF MonnasVii.aai
prison reform, which called forth =
front deal Of discussion with the result
that the following icttnr OF com'nondh-
ton was sent TO President Wilson:
To The President:
Wnahington. D. O.
We wish TO express our hearty mp
prevail IN permitting tho employment IN
our federal prisons Of prisoner mak-
Ing war supplies, and TINT said prison
WACO s Ns n 1osnit Of tholr Iobora. This.
IS just and worthy OF To Mpp"'' OF
t. Nso5'RiTH-W'F:sTERS coNVotAT1oS
EPISCOPAL, DIOCESE OF
Dc.n---Rnv. Dudloy BonEhcr.
Scrrotnry--RGv. J. II. Garner.
The nrst days sns'!on cloHed nt $3.50
o'clock.
Tho program for to-day Is na f0lIowS'
1000 q. m. Closing businrsH session
and round table dlncusnIon. subject, The
Clergyman and the Community" THO
public IN cordially invited 10 all the
services.
NEW eEAMER LINES.
STOCEH0I.A, Sept. eh.--St "r:rshlH
traffic between Scandinavia and ihr
United Rtatcs will b. considerably IN
creased IN tho nrar future. RrEu'nr
trips will he made by vessels "f four
lines Passenger md freight rates Will
DO materially raised.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26
Advocates $3.50 Price
For Hogs by Government

WASHINGTON. Sept. 25.--tiunrantec
L. farmers at Il minimum price OF Sl5.3o
4 hundred pounds for hogs during the
war is recommended by the National
Advisory committee in a
report submitted today 10 the food ad-
Though the food admin
iStration possesses no power To FIX a
definite price for hogs or for corn. the
report points out that prices may be
regulated TO Il great extent through
controlled orders for the army. navy.
4 lIirS and EXPORT trade
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26
LONG WINNER FOR
THE SENATORSHIP

BOSTON. Sept. 25.-Compfete returns
from tho state primary shows thar
Richard H. Long OF birmingham was
nominated for Governor on the Demo-
cratic ticket with 23.567 votes. The
vote for William A. CASTOR or Boston
was 20.9S3 and for Edward II. Barry
I6.A63.
In thu Republican contest for licu-
tenant governor Charming II. Cox re-
celved $500 votes: Guy Ham. 2I.O62.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26
WAR FRENCH CLASS
NOW At HIGH SCHOOL
Te.ohirR Students to Farley Vous
Yranoatxe-Princtpal Advocates
r. for DrafteeE.

\ new war French class has been
formed at rhe Wheeling high school IN
order that the boys Of tho school
within draft aG" can make Kn"wh th'le
wants ~ they arc aver lucky enough {"
get r. France. Ono af tn" teachers or
tho high .chnol has charge OF the class
which he. about ntty enrolled in T.. The
simplest words Of tho French lanFuaE"
arc laugh, Arst. and IN" hGurSltre
,ror,,s will rc;r t,. tnuGht only thr IL;
cratic WORDS rhe r.ncs commonly used
viii h. included IN ,hc study. This step
wns tak"n Nv rrnf H. Il. Johns. "t the
high achnnl, VIXEN hc learned ~ m" ar,
flcuty tho THnks over ih"rc nave IN
making ,hrnsrlvrs plain I" m" French
n,nnls and il - Thought that It VIII
elt considerably # III" boys IN high
e. honi over got oyer there - whe" war
,ssf1 INST the Han.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26
CAR SPLITS SWITCH

Street car traffic WIS tied up for r
lutte Will" IN Main street last night.
shortly after midnight. hy the after
trucks I'm q big Raylnnd car falling to
taxi. the turn at Fourt ecnth and Main
streets. Tho fore trucks went around
I'll right but thu other trucks insisted
on going on down Main street. and the
ear WAS III idginE the two tracks.
Tho shop chr was called and pulled
the hig car hack on the tracks and
showed it to the barns on the Island.
Practically NJ damage was done
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26
ROBT, B. GREEN PASSES
AWAY AT ISLAND HOME
Was q Prominent Resident Of This City,
Having Lived Here 80 Years,

Last evening 1t the home of his
daughter. Mrs. y. r.. Summers. III 10
North Wabash street. occurred IN"
death nr Robert l.. Green. one of the
mos; prominent residents Of the Island.
Death cumc after n long illness but tho
news Is Il great shock 10 the host ri
friends.
Mr.. Green WAS born in this vicinity
IS years ago and lived here practically
All of his iic". H., is survived BY three
daughters and twu SONS.
As yet II" arrangements have hecn
made for the funeral. but the services
wiil probably h" held Friday or Satur-
day. with iuterIncnt in Greenwood COME
terry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26
sr11rERs BACK TO woRK.

LONDON. Sept. 25.-It Is generally
believed that the railway strike is IN
fair way to settlement and that the men
will resume work tomorrow. After
private conference Of delegates or The
railway mems unions at Cardiff. J. II.
Thomas. mnnhnr OF tho House or Conn
mons, and general secretary for the Ma
tional Union Of Ilailwaymen. said he
vas going to recommend that the strik-
crs resume work Immediately.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26
WILL ARRIVE N WHEELING AT
7:45 AND SPEAK, AT
O'CLOCK.
Service Flag Has $50 Stars-To Mako an
Address at Local Masonic
Meeting,

Friday evening al McMcchcn the ser
vice nag representing the young men OF
the town who have answered the call or
their country Will be dedicated. and Gov:
ernor J. J. .'ornwcll. "f this state. wi!I
be the principal speaker.
Word was received late last evening
that the governor will arrive on the
7:45 train from Charleston and Will al
once rush to McMechcn. As.sonn as ne
has mad" his address there he Will rush
20 this city. where h" will speak 1T tho
Masonic Liberty loan meeting. 80,
The dedication of the service flag will
be- an impressive event. There are l@S
little blue stars in the white field and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26
MRS. JASON CLARK.

Spcrial Dispatch To- Tho lntclliGcncer.
MDR,;ANTnWE. Sept IS. - Mrs.
Jason l'lhrk. OF this city. died late this
afternoon fcw hours after she had
fallen from a porch of TN" second story
Of her hnme. Mrs. Clark was ono Of tho
most prominent women nj This city and
was in her Sixticth year.
Mrs. Clark WAS before her marriage,
Miss VirEinin WolrinGtnn. Of Wheeling.
She was born there and lived tho carly
part of her life IN that city.
Mrs. Clark formerly rcsided Al
Moundsyfllr and Cameron and was well
known all OVER the state. Tn" funeral
services will he held &'riday or Saturday
from IN" lAtr homo In Cameron.
Mrs. Clark is survived by nephew.
!. H. PARROT prosecuting attorney nf
Marshall county. Of Moundsvillc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26
Whit OOgeOptHS-

The last sad rites over the body Of
the late Louis Whit, one Of tn" most
prominent business men III tho city.
who passed away Monday. were held
Yesterday afternoon from The Whit
home. at l23 Fourteenth Sir"t. Rabbi
MischlHnd. Of the Enfr street temple.
officiat"d and intcrment WIS in Green
wood lnauSuleum.
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Passed BY THE HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, Sept, 2h.-Wire Tap
ping. Interference with thu delivery Of
telegraph messages and ernhezzlrmcnt or
theft of funds from telegraph and tclc-
phone companies while they are under
government control arc made offrnscs
against the federal government under an
administration bill passed today by the
house and sent to the senate. Such Of
fcnses now are punishable onlX under
state laws,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26
Board of Education Has
No Quorum at Meeting

A special meeting If tho hnnrd 81
education was IT, hHvr hrcn held last
ryrring In the high school. hut only
i've rnrrnhers cf III" honfd appeared and
ihe meeting was rnHtI"'n"d until ihls
evening" the regular meeting night
Hu~in-ss ur greatest Importance Will
rc discussed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26
FREQ Prescription Can BE Filled At Any
Drug Store and Given Secretly.


Drpg Store and Given Secretly.
IL J. Brown. a Cleveland man. WIS
FOR many years confirmed drunkard.
Ills friends and relatives dcspalrcd Of
ever rcdccintng him. Hin aistnr sought
tho best medical men In Europe in the
hope that shn might find something
which would euro him. Finally sho was
recommended TO an eminent chemist
who gave hor IL pr!vnt" formula tthe
samn AN npprnrs bnlowl and told hor
how to uan II. She had It nlcd at tho
drug s,orh and gavn II to HIN incorrectly
The results wrrr startling. III fnw
wroka ne wns completely cured. That
was OVER ten yrdrn ago md no Il"
not touched drop bInoa. Eo now occu-
nlrs n position Of trua, and 10 ent1ua!ns-
lie In his Effort. tn holp others ovcr-
come iiu. liquor habit. Hn feels that no
cnn brsL do this ny making publ tho
, me formula which cured him. Horn IL
thn rr"srript!nn: Gn Ia any nrnt -clasn
drug store and get Prepared Tcscum
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Arrangements Incomplete.

AS yet the arrangements for In" FIJI
neral Of the late Mrs. Julia OLenrr.
who passed away AT the homo at -
East First street. are Incomplete. bnt
will probably h. held k'rillAS. Sh"
passed away Tuesday night at II
o'clock following lingering illness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26
nYpccTORs TO MEET.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 25-The dircc-
tors Of the Pennsylvania Railroad com =
peny issued call today for special
meeting uf stockholdcrs on octooer ~
70 act on the government and other mat
tcrs growing out Of the federal control
Of tho coInpany's property.
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Funeral This Morning.

This morning ut o'clock. from tho
late home at lt04 rnff street funcral
SERVICES will he held for Mrs. Hannah
Swinchurg. wife Of John SwineburG.
who passed away Monday evening. Mass
will be celebrated al ST. 1dSeph'9 Ca
ihedrttl and intrrncnt will follow IN
Mount Calvary cemetery.