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New Britain herald., 1918-03-21
SOLDIERS MAY DRILL.

Sergeant w. O. Cook of the 302d Machine Gun Battalion. formerly the 301st, has written to Mayor Quigley asking if arran gements can be made to have the company come here on April or 12 and give an exhibition drill and minstrel show, the proceeds to go to the company's fund. The soldiers, if invited to come, would make all arrangements themselves
New Britain herald., 1918-03-21

when danger threatens the country. We will save ourselves. Now is the time, gentlemen, to get together and cut out some of this nonsense. We want facts, not theory. We want possibilities, not impossibilities. Now, boys, when you go to the bat April 2, I don't want you to strike out. I don't want you to make a foul. want you to make a clean hit and then give us the home run"
New Britain herald., 1918-03-21
A LIFETIME OF
 SUFFERING Prevented by "Fruit-a-tives The Wonderful Fruit Medicine
53 MA1soNNEUvE ST., HULL.

53 MA1soNNEUvE Sr., HULL.
 ''In my opinion, no other medicine is so good as 'Fruit-a-tives' for Indigestion and Constipation.
 For years, I suffered with these dreaded diseases, trying all kinds of treatments until I was told l was incurable.
 One day a friend told me to try sFruit-a-tiyes' Cor Fruit Lfvcy 7a6lets). To my surprise, I found this medicine gave immediate relief, and in short time I was all right again.. DONAT LALONDE
 50c. box, 6 for $2.5o, trial size 25c. At dealers or from FRUIT -A-TIVE5 Limited, OGDENsBURG, N. Y.
New Britain herald., 1918-03-21
VILLISTAS BLOW UP TRAIN
Dynamite Coaches and Freight Cars, Killing Two and Wounding Ten Under Lead of Holguin.

Fl Paso, March 21.-Villa followers under Epifanio Holguin, dynamlted and robbed a Mexico Northwestern mixed passenger and freight train this morning at Zanta Sofia, 11o miles southwest of Juarez, killing two pas sengers and wounting ten, accorolhS to messages received here todaE anu confirmed by the Mexican general consulate.
New Britain herald., 1918-03-21
BREAKS EXPANSION RECORD

New Haven, March 2l.-W hen on7ining Earl F. Tucker, of Hebrt at the army recruiting station here day it was found that the station rt ord for chest expansion had be brol<en. Tucker three times expand his chest nearly seven inches. He IS years six months old and weig 13S pounds
New Britain herald., 1918-03-21

Harry l.. Rogers, who had charge of the transportation and supplies of the American expeditionary force into Mexico several months ago, is chief quarter1n aster of the American forces in Europe. He has Just been pro- noted from the grade of colonel to that of Iorigadier general.
New Britain herald., 1918-03-21

steam boiler which provides the nec- essary high-pressure steam. Their portability permits them being taken
 close to the fighting lines. By the use of these disinfectors it is possi- ble to take the men out of the trench es and send them to one of the many stations where facilities are provid- ed for bathing and cleansing of the
New Britain herald., 1918-03-21

The largest pieces of sterilizing apparatus ever constructed will soon be sent to General Pershing's forces in France. The sterilizing machine was devised by Dr. Leon l.. Walters
 Each apparatus is complete in itself and weighs 5000 pounds. It has a
New Britain herald., 1918-03-21

bodies, and in the meantime the clothing and effects of the men can be thoroughly dsinfected in less than 40 minutes in one disinfector- The upper photograph shows ten of the sterilizing machines which will soon be sent to General Pershing's forces. The lower photograph shows a close up view of the apparatus.
New Britain herald., 1918-03-21
School System Attacked.

"Now I want to show you another loss of S23,OO0 of our money. This, ttav claim. was no ones fault, but 1 want to prove that it is someone ; fault. The Prevocational school foun- dation is it. The men who attempted to put such a building up on it's or- pinal foundation must have been blind know. because l furnished the crushed stone to the foundation com- pany who did this work. and l was there every day or two while the work was progressing. This further cost the ritv S23,0O0 more. l could mention several more, but these are large items and show a total loss Of about s35.000. Now our city debt has h. creased in four years $150000, and They claim our increased assets arc S45O.00O. But. gentlemen, who inven- toried these assets, and in case we get hungry. who is going to loan the town money when the city is oVerburdened with debt? These are important things to take into consideration.
 Now our new parks at the north and south ends cost $64,OO0. Why it Is crime to call such scrub land parks, and they would not sell today for half that money provided the rity needed capital. However, I am not complaining about these parks for I feel thankful that we got some eases we got nothing. l do not clai1n
New Britain herald., 1918-03-21

cora Wnll0 you nave AIeoeA &3 And" MT. Barnes added, can throw a stone from my house lnto the cellar of one of the men who mas got that wood. or some of it anyway.
 Quigley Like the Kaiser.
 The speaker also referred to the controversy between the comihoh council, the mayor and the White Oak Crushed Stone company III Whlch the council ordered stone from nm but the mayor vetoed it "because or personal spite" and then the couhcH again passed it over the mayors veto. That is German imperialism charged MT. Barnes.
 During his speech MT. Barnes held the attention of his audience well, pu1 he was interrupted once when group of men near the main gate gaVe three cheers for Mayor Qulgley' and when the 1 o'clock whistle pie" and the speaker concluded his re- marks the applause of his listeners was mingled with the shouts TOT Quigley given by this same coterie nf
New Britain herald., 1918-03-21

was mingled with the Sllou'0 Quigley given by this same eo'elie of men.
 Would Reduce Taxes. Following is the speech "9 O01i' cred by MT. Barnes:
 CT oY, hero this afternoon because T wish to meet every man face to race. IT. p,akas no difference to me whether the man is from factory, farm or office It makes no difference 10 me what his nationality or rellSlon fnlsh' be. provided he is man ana dpluo0 bv our laws and if he does that' He is a man. | am here for two partlcu- To- rooeons One reason is because ,-o,, are the men that elect the mayor and take a far greater interest Ill the Doitical situation of our clly tlI'l 1. .S.o,ae,o h,1siness man. The other reason is, and am not asliailie'' ro tell YOU, I want your vote, for we stand 5O-50 in this coming campalSh' I am one of the large real estate owners in this city and most Of you own some. Therefore, the burden or furnishing the money to run this clty is eoually divided. Now l know what if is to work with your hands, ana | know what it is to work with capllal and with me it is an even toss-up' came down here to see if we could not ioin forces and reduce the taxes TOT 1919.
 'The taxes of 1918, as you all know will be 20 1-2 mills. NOW this I1A should not be over Is mills II It hao not been from someone squanderlng our money. I have tried to have some of the city officials take a little of my advice, but want to tell you that there. is nothing do- ing. They know it all. Naturally thls bIame must fall on the mayor and his appointees.
 If I am fortunate enough to De elected. I hope the blame will De n1aced on my shoulders in case Of fall- ure or success, as it may De.
 After reading a report of that won derful crop of potatoes we were tC have in the municipal field, went out and found the mayor and Mr. Ruth- erford the building inspector Tn the field busily engaged experimenting the work I urged MT. Rutherford to use lfs rood influence with the mayor to have these potatoes sold in the held and let the citizens come and get the quantity required for winter use l could not talk to the mayor, as he was too busy having his picture taken in front of truck being loaded. NOW, vou know where the potatoes went and our money went with them to the dump. They did not go into your cellar or mine. That is only one in stance of where $12,000 of our money
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-19
A Free Oatmeal Prescription DOGS us
Work Overnight.

Sow Work: ut Is my own discovery
ord IL t-.c.: lust one night to get Such
marvellous results" says Nae Iuhil " IL
dor when her friends ask Irr t'2uL W.
rvnndrrful complexion and the itnproFeu
nnrrr.nce Of her hands ana arms
You can do the same thing II you l"l
,ow my advice" she says. = i"cI II III!
AMY Ia tell every girl AMI woman what
this Wonderful prescription Gid l"F me.
Just think OF II. All thiS tn'tRr ,o,i1
Sinrle night! never tlr" al tcllnH
others lust what brought about such re-,
,,,,rI,,hIr results. Here IS III" lu"ntlchl
ntnvcrintion that removed every detect
srnn, my face. neck. hands and arms.
Until YOU Try il you can form n" loct
- tho ,rnrvri ouS change ii Will make III
tnst ono applicatiun. The prescription
vhtrh YOU can prepare At your own
~, is as follows: Go 10 any grocery
and get ten cents worth or ordinary
on fr,t'nl, and from any drug store L pot
- ''f d,ryillu. Prepare the oatmeal as
dIrcctcd in every packaE" al drfw'lio
md nnnly nigh, and morning. Inc irSt
un,,Iirn,inn will aStOniSh you. Il makes
m. skin appear transparent. Smooth ana
nI,riy / especially recommend IL Tor
sallnw skin, frrcklcS. tan sun spots.
c,nrsr purrS rough skin. rudd mess,
wrinkles and in fact. every blrmish the
focr hands and arms nr" hriT Tor. IL
vour neck or chest is diScnlnrrd from
rxpusurr. apply tins .ru'nbinatlnh thcre
,nd tho hirriinnablc defect Will diSap-
'nar MS If by magic. II is absolutely
harmless AMI Will not produce or stimu-
i,in q growth Of hair. No matter how
r,urh and ungairly thr hands and arms.
~ vyhut abuses they have had through
hard work and exposure TO sun and
wind, this oatneal-dcrwillo combination
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-19
How to Make ~
Your Own Complexion !
Treatment at Home

will work wonderful transformation
in Il hours at the most. Thousands
who have used It report the same re-
suits have had"
poor and my skin rough. My neck,
chest hands and arms were dark frorn
exposure The very first application OF
this wonderful Dcrwillo oatmeal combf:
nation convinced me that my poor COM
rlcxion and skin blcmishcs would soon
hr Il thing of the past. In a Few weeks
all. these unsiEhtly defects had entirely
disappeared and shall always use II to
keep my complexion ut its best all thc
time have recommended IL To my gin
friend: and they are Just as usn Ssfo,S
going TO the thcatcr dances or parties
and it's wonderful what difference It
makes in our appearance. =
Mrs G. Y. writes: Oatmeal and Der.
willo have worked miracles with my
complexion. I had many dcspised wrin:
klcs and n Sallnw rough skin. My hands
and arms were covered with trcckles.
After eight weeks use of Mae Edna WIZ
doris wonderful complexion prescription
these objectionable defects have entirely
vanished. ] lp0k ten years younger anu
advise every girl and woman to try Il
and feel confident after one or two
anuiications they will use it continually
and b. just as favorably impressed VITA
II as am. I recommend 1t 10 all OF my
friends. -
III. c,nn1lcts directions contained In errry package
- drrsilln You have only t" sex der'1ilo and oat-
meal. You ncrd nothing rise anu II IS p simple
;hn, an;rnc /: and ~ inexpensive tast any
cir, * woman cen afford IL The msnufactRrss and
druggists guarantee thai there will b notoesbe
lmpr.n c4ncnl af,er the nrst application or nu Va
refund tie money. 1t 10 sold In this city Wo~ y
money refund EuIr,ntno By oil druggists. -iheu4iA3
u. o. Bsa. The colEnaa Co.. nd on0 4 odS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-19
LITERARY CLUB
OPENED. SEASON
INTERESTING PROGRAM YSTEA
DAY AFTERNOON IN THE
WINDSOR HOTEL.
, Nr1rerous Soctal Happenings, With ScV-
oral Quiet Weddings TranspN-
ing Just Now.

proSram repiete with numerous IN
tcrcsts Of a varied range saw the open
ing OF the nineteenth Year Of the ON
t,n's Literary club Of Wheeling ycSteF-
day afternoon in the Windsor hotel.
Wednesdays meeting was set asld" as
PRESIDENTS Day" and in keeping with
.he progressive strides Of this oFSanl-
zat.on savorcd OF tn" spirit OF the times.
America by tho audience opened the
meeting. followed by the greeting OF
the president. Mrs. blanche y. Stceucod.
which address rang with the note or
sincerity and was delivered with a
charming grace that betitted the talk
SO beautifully couchsd. \ business ses-
sion followed with the reading of re-
ports after which Miss virginia Hall
was heard in a pleasing solo. Frot. T..
Citizens addressed the club upon
school and the War" and in the most
interesting OF ways surprised his au-
diencc by relating the rapid strides and
accomplishments being attained at
present in ,he local high school. more
especially In the manual training Dc
partment for boys and the domestic
science classes for girls. tn" latter be-
ing compelled to pursue this course
during half OF the school term. ..
Mrs. Sternrod then introduced Lieu
tenant George n. .ArhcnZ. who IS home
on a short Through from the flying
school at Call field. Wichita Falls. Tex.
who responded by giving brief tdk
upon Uncle Sans flying schools and
different types of machines.
Mrs. Ben L. Morris held her audi
once. absorbed throughout most in
terrstinc discourse upon the recent war
novel, Out to VIM" in which the au-
thor. although Of English birth. has
spent decade in mis- country. so
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-19
CHARTERS ISSUED

CHARLESTON. W. Va, Sept. Is
Charters wrr" issued to-day by tic sec
rotary If stale to the following corpora
lions:
D,wsou-CunurIlsvillr Galleries Com
nau~. of Eairmrnt ". Vii. IL operate
mines IN Marion county: capital stock
slannnn: incnrporat"rs. Carl RIGGS. a.
&. Wedding. W. NJ. Kennedy. j.. r.
Hartley and II IL. Rose. all III faF-
mont.
Columbia Coal Company of Charles
Ton t. operate mines in Maiden as
,rirt. kauawhn county: capital sI"ch'
son non: inrurprratnrs. Charles y. Sih''n'
Of Chillicnthr. a.; ii"rh"rt lia'1niEan' >
6. Smith. Of New Lexington. o.: X W
Fountain. of Somerset. o.. and /. H.
it,rzcl. Of Charleston.
Diamond Coal Company. "i faiFf''"n''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-19
About People
Movements Of individuals to ana
From the City.

Mss Moudc Grover. Of Fairmnnt' IS
~" ,.,,csi Of her brother. Mr.. Claude
t;rnvrr of south Marshall street.
Mr.. aud Mrs. i. j. NHrthHSh nav
turned to their home III bi"E:r ''HI' az
Ter attending til" funeral III '"c''
nephew. in this city.
Miss Su. Black la" r"turh"d |" me
Y. W. &. 4. after spending tw" "crhS
nj her home III MuuriC. inulallt
Mrs. James Cochran and little dauGh-
Ter Alberta. have Icft for buckley whcr"
;hc : will visit relatives for u. short ''iic.
Mrs. \. y. Tat. Of 'n'"iS' passed.
through the city to-day rhruul' To- S
IrrsvilIc. where she will visit rclntiH"S.
Miss Helen GtliiG"n. "f the lSlhl,u
has returned HON" after Il short VISIT
with friends in eastern tlhl".
MIR. John Einah. If Pittsburgh. is IN"
guest 81 his brother On Thy: Island.
Mrs. T.. y. Fischer and daughter.
I."nnurc Of Sist"rsN lille. sh"pp"d III the
city yesterday.
W. r.. Hoffman. NJ tn" Island. went
IT, Sist~rSvillc to-day.
Rev. and Mrs. Jacob Nottingham and
Miss Carrie ;tupp formed ronErnlnl
PARTY who left yesterday in the latter =
ear fur 81 motor trip I" Mour"llC!a. W.
Va.
Hon. Charles J. Schuck. Republican
candidate" for congress- leaves to-day for
Now MartInsvillc. Ia attend III" meeting
of The WuiZcl county Republican COM
Inittrr. whlh takes ,'iar" III tho d"wn
river town to-day.
MrS. w. l.. KENNEDY. IF South Front
street. leaves t"day for Philadclpn't.
whrre she Will spend tho coming few
weeks.
John Mnwau. Of Ontario. Canada. is
the guest VI Frank Eroukcs. Of Eigh-
trrnth street. Warwn"d.
Miss isabel G.. Rogers ri North Main
street. will Law" this evening for WASH
lnEton. II. &. -tfter spending a few days
there sh" viii got T." New York city -
enter Columbia University.
Carl J. Erpucr. owner uf the MrndCl
Company, unIrrt;ui RS. has returned
from Il business trip ut Youngstown.
Mrs. Littcll. wife of tn" Rev. Lr. j.
II. l.iticll. furnrr pastor Of tho Second
United Presbyterian church. Is visiting
friends in lhc city for Il few days. She
is tho guest OF Mrs. Robert j. Mcl,ul-
lagh, Of =" Fifteenth street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-19
Movie Actresses
and Their Hair

Did il ever occur 10 you that every
movie ACTRESS you have seen has love.
" hair, while the most popular count
their curis as their chief beauty; IN
fact, many are leading ladies just be-
cause uf their attractive, locks. In
ouiry among them discloses the fact
that they bring out all the natural
beauty OF their hair BY careful sham
pooling, not with any soap or make
shift. but with simple mixture BY
putting tcaspoonful Of canthrox
(which they get from the druggisU in
a cup of hot water and applying this
instead OF soap. This full cup or
shampoo liquid is enough so it is easy
10 apply it to all the hair instead or
lust the top of the head. After its use
The hair dries rapidly with uniform
color. Dandruff. excess oil and dirt
are dissolved and entirely disappear.
The hair is so fluffy that it looks much
heavier than it is. while its luStre and
softness is delightful.-AdV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-19
SIDE TALKS
Multiplying by Ten Million.
BY RUTH CAMERON.

NV crosswisc nrighbor was just put
ting on the potatoes tn boil when
druupud in 70 sec her the other alter
noon
There were only four potatoes in the
pan. as her family consists Of hersch
and her husband.
I'D really rather peel them FIRST" she
said hut I know I ought TO way In
they are cooked because they say thal
wastes less Of the potato and helps win
the war. And yet sometimes II seems
silly when the. difference Of four pota-
hcS is SO infinitcsimal l have TO Keep
reminding myself what my cousin says
She is a private secretary at conser-
walton bureau and she says mat
mustn't ever look at any nttlc saF'nS
nv itself but I must multiply thcm MI
Sy ten millions and then I'll rea!i@e
how much thSy really do count.
I took that phrase homo with me.
multiplying by ten million.
The Difference Between Victory and
Defeat.
T7,,,- n is n phrase which every one
of us ought 10 think on every day Whei.
u.c question as to whether some small
sacrncc. some minor conservation IS
worth while.
Viewed by themselves. th"sc often
look rather foolish. but look at them
through the magnifyinE glass or mui-
tiply by TIN million and how do theE
loom up? Big enough to make 'ihn ar
ference between victory and defeat
Perhaps you think that is just p'eco
Of rhetoric. I.c; me- tell you something
on tho bare chance you have not already
read II.
What Hoover Knew.
When tho british food controller
heard in thc/fall Of 1917 that the Amer
lean wheat surplus hal hccn used UP
hr rahlcd Mr.. Hoover: we mr." ocatHn'
the WAT il over.
Tho United States had at that time
barely enough wheat for its own use
| IL il had continued To use wheat as be-
rnrc The war. But when Hoover. with
The controllers words ringing in MS
oars. anpcalcd to the Unitrd States. say
inr that tho allies must have 'h.nno.ooo
more bushels Of wheat thr country raj
! lied to the call and by economy ana an
! stinencc managed To send not mercy
Tho scvcnty-five million bushels nut
ton millions moro. And this nut OF a
srnn,y that would once hav" been
thn,,eht not moro than adcauat" 1or
themselves.
1he whea. to win the War Was Saved
In MILLIONS Of Homes.
Now that wheat was saved IN SING &c
mounds in individual homes all over me
country. It was these small savings
mu,tiniic,l by ten million that have nc.
finally mndc This summers forctaste o.
victory possible.
In the Same way tho United states
sent tho allies an increase IF "'Ent nun.
drrd and forty million pounds OF m'hl'
and fats over tho preceding year thouEr
its own supply WAS rather smaller 'nar
usual. .,,,
In tho paper this morning ! r!hn '''',
many tons nf sugar nave h''n ra
by the abolishinr ny ralr'otIC 49,,
a,d hotel Of tho OPEN sugar howl
Whenever You wonder II n small say,
minor conservation is WORTH
while, Just multiply it by ten nH'"r
and then decide.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-19
VILE TASTE
BL|SERED MOUTH
Oklahoma Lady Has Dreadful
Time Before Finding the Right
Remedy-Black- Draught.

Seward, Ok.-Mrs. Annie Bowlby If
this place says in letter written fo7
publication: Il have used Black
DrAught for two years or more, and
will never cease. to be grateful for
what it did for me and mine.
Some time ago my mouth broke ont
with blistcrs. had vile taste in my
mouth, all slick and disagreeable. l
seemed 10 have a great deal~of inward
fever. l suffered with my back and
81 was so nervous, it was dreadful.
would almost cry--I suffered SO.
had gas on my stomach, and pains, bnt
is said, the pain and trouble
was most severe had the doctor and
used several medicines without result
Still hurting and suffering. began
to use Thcdfori's Black-Draugh'. max,
ing i, into tel, and using a teaspoon
full dose at time in hot wafer.
gradually got better my liver began
10 act. the fever went down and !
have never had any more trouble OF
this kind.
There is no other medicine so good
as Black-Draught."
You will say that, too. when you
have given Thedford's Black-Draught
4 trial
It's a good medicine.
/ Buy a package today.
All druggists sell Black-Draught
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-19

novel street festival. on the grounds
surrounding the church. for Friday
ANA Saturday evenings. which Will lac
r,Spicndcnt with the. numerous feat
urcs seen nj similar gatherings. There
will lr fancy work houths, containing Il
variety Of specimens Of fine needle
work, and last. but not lc;Lst. several re-
freshmcntS stands. the contents Of
which will prove tempting to all. The
proceeds resulting from I'll" three "Sc-
ninE:, entertainment will Nr devoted I"
the general fund Of the church. MIR. NJ.
II. Kelly and Mrs. q. S lSotSfnrd arc
The rr!iricnt leaders If .hc committee
in charge ne III" triple affair
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-19
WRITTEN ON
FACES
RHEU|NA T|5|V|
You Can't Elde Rheumatism.

In runs un into the nerves. causes
tho expression in the face. makes you
look and feel Sickcr than you look you
rs much OF it as there used to be.
"Neutrone Prescription 90 has cdu-
Gated us 20 freedom of all Rheumatism
and its many ailments
''Neulrun. Prescription %" looScnS
those painful. swollen joints and mus
clcS. You can distinctly feel all trouble:
leaving you and comfort and happiness
creeping in. There is absolutely moth
Ing else known like "Neut rome Prescri2-
;ion 90 for all rheumatism.
You can prove it. get a soc or S!.0Q
hortln Of your druggist today.
For sale by g. II. Greist g. Co. and
leading druggists everywhere.