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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-04
PUT A BAN ON THE GUN-ToTER

PUT BAN ON THE GUN-TOTER
7 Asst Friday The Ardmorete carried some facts
l. and figures, together with some deductions and
suggestions. regarding the many unpunished
murders in Carter county 1t is to be hoped that the
story will sink home In that article the matter Of
promscuous carrying of firearms was not touched
upon. If the law prohibiting the carrying OF con-
ceacd weapons were enforced in this state instead of
being merely winked at the number of murders would
be appreciaby less and there would be less need for
duty-doing jurors. Gun-toting is one of the evils
OF Oklahoma carried over from old territory days.
Over in McCurtan county is a little county seat
bearing the charming name of Idabel and from Idabel
is published the Democrat-Record weekly paper
which also sees the need Of reducing the murder out
put. That paper recently printed the following brief
but pointed editorial
Judging from the heavy criminal docket in this
county there has been entirely too much gun
totng allowed in the past and as long as this con
dition of affairs is allowed to exist just so long
will murders be committed and the laws defied.
. There is absolutely no excuse for a man carrying
gun in a civilized community like McCurain
county is supposed to be- and when one is found
doing so he should be promptly dealt with The
Gun-toter is menace to society and civilization
and must be suppressed
The ldabcl Democrat Record sounds the keynote
for campaign which should spread throughout Okla
homa Tbo Arlrnore;,, b,e c,lIad ,,te,tio, hereto
lore to the prevalence OF gun-toting "The gun-totcr
is menace TO society and civilization and must be
.npnressed" concludes o,r Td,1l conteu,oor,r,,
That shonId he fine state Droor,n of ,,,bidno c;t;
zcns-snporcs. tie toter ,s g., menace n soc;efy
and civilization. The I,y ,o,;ns, ,,rr;oo concealed
weapons does NOT seem ,o he sufficient There should
he also law re,trctino tbe cali, of rc,oIy,rs Tbo
,il-,hoolcr should be- cnrbed ,f lis so,,rrc
q,.o vc,r. .,,o ta, 81, ..o'';.. ....,.:.. =
cor rcyo,rc. II .nI " ,., ''',,',S ",
ro,oIycr ,,s Jr,,,',, ~, t N.Y.; c,.i
,,a,, .rtst rI,.. 'P c Y' ~ '"'''"' ,''''', ,
arcnt for t Frisco o,L a rraaJ ',%" ,,
Major lllondor ,,bo s;,co ,hon ,,a5 oa,..1 ..
,roslan+ of tl,a :,,t,.,,a.;,,,,t ,.a,:a.. t-..,t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-04
STRANGE STORY
Of DUAL LIFE
LED BY WOMAN

The story of q woman l;v;no , drol
ri. ,,d ,......
49,, "''N .''',"s '"o ''"SoanuS' Do'n
'eSiuihS IN the same state, is told in
a petition filed in the district court
TODAY wherein Uardy Asbhurr +.
,l,;rtF ,,d c.. .,,,.
iend,nt '''' >'' '''' -'''O"'" Is ue-
Tbe ,r,;rfa - .t:. ,. .u.
thar bo n.. r,,rr;oJ ; J'',S - t%Se .h ] SfesJ'
ort on.oI T". ,"%r 1o,s ttsu ~ ,.'e ue'e'lu,
', ,,o4 O.;JOe' ~ y, 80 az 'I'.'slllg' anu anu
ir,,,j,i,ii ,'" ,I,u ','' .'St wa, e"'g'eu 'ilo
,",'o",'''''S ;onIl.1 u" ''e P''' OIL ''e ue-
'.lT'''.ii TT. IL. ..,
a,''sts g., ','t. ,,, d, .I,e ,, 'Ii'Ie OF ,ut
,. ,',a' ''St .'' " .cI,ua"l nelu "eI5cII e,
W., w. L'''" 9H q .'us'T "pl''%l'' WllIe
II. ,, :, w, ',u ,. III '"0t sue ""u another
r.sJ i-usJ'Iu p...n iIr'ps' "iiose ,. laLle was was
~ ., o"e'.' ""o i''eS somewhere
III w " usMosey' ,,s g. 80.
Iie H"cses u'''leI II! MS Peutio"
,., 'u'' U"lI"s u'g u'S' ,'dse Ie."llo,'
W'I.I" ,. was was PIouuceu pN tne Hauu-
n,g,,. ssa.sI'e1I .g OF 9!a. me oeienuanl a, T.
',luuOl"s 'He s'''l'''II 10 oeHeye 'nS'
sue was , d S'l'sle woman ,, ."e % uelenu- no
Slt "ou'u ' aDsenI nerselI - rom w ne'
.'oIne d Various ln1etNals , 70 co,
n3pll WIN ''eI loiIncI husband m dno
Wi!"ou5 WI! tne NnoWIeuge OF. OF 'ne ne PAN
'''' anu u'lueI ''Ie PIe'eN' , y'I", fle ,.
was gong ava! 10 "e' "'o'"'' ) 'o'
ii Mu"'' .
a. ,o,o "'o a'!cseS u'"' on GuHu9'
., o. r, 10 p.a''l'''' was VI"eu I',.o .
,'e O,'''eo ~ .,'"Ie' arm! ni! ana was ,, I'".
.I''o" I. at C',nP . ny -l'N,' .l'"i = !
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-04
Piccadilly Ladies
Are Buying Missouri
Mules For Carriages
By Margaret Walter.

London, March IL was sur.
prised at the sight of span Of
Missouri mules in Piccadily today
They were trotting along harnesseC
up to low-hung Victoria and theil
silver harness iingled merrily in
the frosty air. ! looked once, ther
twice, and then | noticed that the
team drew up in front OF the Ritz
where a lovely lady smothered il
sables alighted, tripped across the
portico entrance and disappeared
within the revolving doors.
! walked right past the mules
but the temptation was too great foi
me, so ! turned about and approach.
ed the iootman standing Stiflly be.
ide the carriage with his fur robe
on his arm.
DO You know where those mule.
came from The man gazet
straight ahead, bu. his voice was a.
friendly as could he.
.Nt t1
..r, M , '''l ,I oJ"s'. , i"s,'' at ~, '"'''.
.. ,'',' - ''', " ',"' ''','"'''' I',' "'y 81,
a. % .''5 ''o.o' "''u '' ''''N'u 10 " 'o' .!
''r, G,; ~, ~ . '''",''' " ', sll''''E o''
n'',''y g .'''Se '',i,'' I I,., ,o'' ''e c, "1N'
.1.'' ~" p"' ''o'' w. inc y i'''V', ',,'''S
TIo ,I''',''',", r,,, @ P'',l, '",,,' , W ,''''
u, .,r; ';''no tE'TP[2 +, my .I 'I'''"o'
Az lt ''Q"'" ,L = .,''''TtU ,r.,. ~ S"PPH r:
.:', ~, r'i"' - H. W ''1ou'' y. I W %
oo",,, ,,,..,1 ~ L., ,''''''' '' il '''e ''"'"'
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30 '"i' J., W ~ ''' i"'0 VI sum-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-04

the city's conveniences, but by
lifting up to the city's standard the
conveniences OF the country life
with all the added benefits OF the
outdoorness of farm life.
The world has reached a point
where humanity is in a fluXing con-
dition. Men and women are no
longer satisfied with the things with
which they have had to endure.
They will want more comforts and
conveniences in living, and as far
as possible, they have a right to
demand them, A broad treatment
OF the whole subject would bring
about the building of highways by
the expenditure, not of a paltry
few hundreds OF millions Of dollars
but by the expenditure within a
comparatively few years of billions
of dollars. Fortunately, the money
thus invested enriches the entire
community to a greaten extent
than the investment.
A Paying Investment
No money properly spent in the
building OF good roads is lost. 1t
is an investment which pays to the
community and TO the nation L
great profit annually, often yield
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-04
lap Rights in Outer Mongolia.

Peking, Sunday March 2-Ne-
gotiations are proceeding at Har-
bin and Urga, it has been learned
from authoritative sources, for the
purpose OF giving the Japanese the
right to take over Russian rights
and privileges in outer Mongolia.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-04

Oklahoma. There wiz be several
OF the leading dental surgeons OF the
United States at this meeting who
will give real postgraduate course
TO all ethical dentists OF the state,
who attend this meeting. This is
called the Oklahoma plan and has
been and is being adopted by other
states.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-04
PNEUMONIA SEEMS
TO PICK ON THIS MAN

Dr., F.. c. Harlow. Oh Nor,h
Washington street, is confined ,o
his bed with pneumonia, Doctor
Harlow is suffering his second at
tack OF pneumonia for this winter.
He has also suffered from two at
tacks OF influenza the last few
months. At the present time HI,
condition is not considered serious.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-04
Health Authorities
In State Cooperate
With L. S. Bureau
DR.. Iohn w. Duke.

Commissioner State Board of Health
The war has created a number OF
public health problems OF far
reaching import and the Oklahoma
State Board OF Health is working
in harmony with the United States
public health service for their prop
er solution. Among some OF the
most important measures in which
the health authorities of the state,
as well as Of other states, have CO.
operated with the federal govern
ment, are;
Sanitation OF military camps and
camp sites.
Exercise OF police power relating
to the sanitary environment Of mil
itary camps
Provision Of public health labor
atory facilities.
Diagnosis and surveillance Of in
iectiouS diseases among the troops
Protection OF military camps from
the Introduction OF communicable
diseases, including tuberculosis AMI
yenereal diseases, from civilian pop.
uIation
Sanitation OF injrastate transpor-
tation facilities
Investigation and exclusion from
military camp, OF disease carrier,
Immediate reporting to the pub
lie health service OF any epidemic
foci Of various infections dsea,e.
such as poliomyeIitis, ccrebro ,pi-
nal meningitis >muIIpoy yphus
etc.
Sanitary supervision OF 'n,crrd
aliens
Sanitary supervision ot soldier,
suffering from tuberculosis, or tho-,
rejected from the army because oJ
this disease.
Sanitary supervision OF migratory
laborcrs and industrial camps.
Preventing Venereal Diseases.
Tn tb;. oro,+ ,,or. for ,. nro-
,o.t;oa at9,Lo hoal,L - Nnor;r..
soId;ers :, cs.cn,;,I ,b,t ILc fed.
or,r a,o,orn,,o,r ,o o, ~ anJ n;l;t,r, a,,
tbor;,;e e. Lave +he inIr rn-oncr,t;oo
ond srn,na,L,. not o,L, ~ nnLl;.
health officials but of other oihc-
ials and of all right-mindcd men
and women throughout the coun-
try One Of the greatest aids which
civil communities can render is IN
assisting the government in protect.
inc our soldiers from venereal dis
eases. The military authorities have
instituted a number OF excellen.
rules. But it must be remembered
that no matter how excellent are
military rules. or how thoroughly
they are enforced, they amply to
military districts and the aros in
their vicinity. They do not and
cannot. apply to towns. cities and
villages further removed. Yet it /,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-04
Attending Dental Meeting.

Or. y. c. Wood and DR.. Eugene
Y. Wood LETT Tor Oklahoma City
yesterday to attend the annual meet
ing OF the Dental Association oil
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-04
DAVIS
Tessie Major, Cor.

Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas NJ. Rose
returned last week from a visit with
Mr.. Roses parents at Stigler, Okla.
Mr.. Rose left again Thursday for
Fort Smith, Ark, where he has a
position and where Mrs. Rose will
Join him in short while.
Mr.. NJ. L. Denny of Dallas, Tex,
arrived last week to take charge
OF the milliragy department at r. L.
Freeman's.
Robert Tally is able to be out
after an attack of influenza
Misses Bess and Ruth Ramsey
left last Thursday for Kansas City.
Mo-, Miss Bess to return to her
position at Hominy for a few weeks,
Miss Ruth to take her position as
milliner at Ozark, Ark.
Carl Kay and his sistcr-in-law,
Miss Annabel Chisholm, were Sui
phur visitors the past week.
Mrs. A. l.. Lamb received a tele-
gram Wednesday morning announc-
ing the arrival in New York Of her
son, Ned Lamb from France, he
having come over on the George
Washington, and is ordered 10
Washington, ID. c.
Mrs Claude Cr.er oi Da1,.
Texas arrived Fr;d,y f., ,.;s;, bsr
sister Mrs NJ r Tqsior
: Mrs Alhert il;eids and \Ir,
Hardin Dcel were Wynrc,yood -;
itors I,st Tbmrsdo,,
Tom Howell Ir who rcccnry
sustained an iniprv to his r,nee ,.n
returned to OEIo6omo CIV Ff;dgy
for inrthcr treatment
Alter , vi.if of scycr,I ,.eols u,;,b
tbo t,mily oi .Lar .on f. p cLat
fer. Mr.. " chaficr w. iof( ~ C.t"r. .,I'',
day to ioin ,cr husband ,t Corn,,,,
Texas. her dan~htcr Mr.. Olson
who had also 6ecn v;s;,;no here
dcoorted ,t the s,mo t;mo fo ;ni,
her hn.band at Ranaer Te,,s I0
where he has - no.;t;on n.;tb tLo T
& p railroad
DR. r p Howell NG.. ,7;,;,,
Howell r 7 Freem,n ''',T anJ w y = =
Boiling motored to Panr. V,,lcy
Frida, on hn.;ncss
Mrs. AIhcrt Fields ,,ho bos hoo,
visit;no Mrs. T. T E,fs 1oit f. c,.,r. DI
dav for Garc to y;s;r , ybIo Lc.
fore retrrn;no. to her hama ~ .3;d,,,
wav. Colo ''
Wrs 7 n pro,,, r,. ho..,.. D..
the Tuesday ctndy CInh S,'( S,trrJ.,, W
the mecting bayinG bccn oosto,9~j ,,o
lIrs w E Cb;t,,ooJ C IJrs .''.,su, ea,,,
KeIlv and Mrs DaIias Ni po,a % ,,.o,'a ,.a',
visitor. -
Misses Madeline Cbomh,os. ,,d
Edith A,derson r.ora nn fr",,, ""n
Donohertv catGrd,,, ,;obt b'p 70 o,, oon
the Rome t,Ient nio;. aGi1. p,h 81
Nrs P,wnord fia,;to,, ,,,,. T.,
Ardmora Gatnrd,r " ~ ''
Mrs. Garland Dod,oo and MIS-
Tim En;s wero :, lJ,yrnov.ood Sa,.
nrdoy "
IT;se Add;a pa,lo 1voro nb, g..
,ooch;ng A. CoII;ns,;IIo c,,,o r.,
SATURDAY. 70 see home io,tS
Miss W;u TlIcn Cah,o ,y,s boro
from Nraysv;1ro vboro sLo i ,'cL-
inc and was accomn,n;ed h,. T,.l
Sb;rIoy and md Parn,rol =, son
''
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-04

Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUI-
NINE (Tablets). 1t stops the cough
and headache and works off the
cold. z. w. GROVES signature on
each box. 50c--adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-04

Rev S. Z. Damron will begin a
revival meeting at the Nazarcne
Hall, no II South Side East Main
street Saturday. March /.
~ K. A, DUNCAN.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-04

Even the pebean service car ha, it. usc, and is
not to be despised dark night sixteen miles from
own with Your ioy-car becamcd in q lonely lane
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-04

When you miss your Daily Ard
moreite call ESQ, the circulator, be-
tore 7 p. m.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-04

Thu, far March is lamb-GEe enough to sui. even
he mollycoddlest citizen
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-12
SUIT IN
At MOUNDSV|L[E.
ACTION FOR $4,000 BEGINS IN TIE
MARSHALL COUNTY CIRCUIT
COURT-OTHER NEWS
OF MOUNDSVILLE.

Yesterday tho libel suit Of j. NJ. El'z
v$. i. u. ra-riotr. prosecuting attorney
nf Marshall county. was started in CIR
cuit court at M"uudSvlll". Tho actloh
is for $in.nnn damages.
The jury was selected during IN"
morning and is composed Of :he follow
ing: J. d. Marrir. Shelby Jones. l.. r..
Hanr. John t'Innrgan. =. NJ. Grand"n'
r. =. Mason. George t'recland. :. w.
Wilson. Luther Billiter. r. y. WrilS
\. j. Courtwvight and J. NJ. Sanders.
Attorney Martin Brown. ct MOUNTS
will. is appearing for the piaintIfi ana
Attorney Nelson Hubbard. Of Wh"clln :.
for the defendant. In tho opening ar
guments the fact that the suit rs based
on a letter written by the defendant %
n special committee Of tn" Marshal
County Ear association was brought
out. Attorney Brown charges an open
charge Was made against the plalnuir
in the letter. and tho dcfcns" contenaS
that the charge was not made.
The plaintiff started his case after
noon and Attorney J. T.. Shipman and
w Al. Ritz were on the stand. The
plaintiff fthen rested and the defense
called Mr.. Shipman for second APP
pearance on the stand. J. D. Farrio!t
then took the stand and. following a.
rect testimony. was crosS-eXamined ny
counsel for tho plaintiff. The case may
go to the jury today. Special Judge 4,
A. Showacre is presiding.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-12
MnnndSvil1n RriefS

Miss raul!nf Davis Of E"llair". Ohio,
is the guest Of frjrnds and relatives here
for few days.
Mrs. c. g. Rowe nf Seventh street is
spending the week with friends in
Wheeling.
D. II. Webb "f S. Mrry$ * IN" guest
Of friends and rclativ"S her" for z week.
Miss Olive Powell and Mrs. Charles
I.c~thcr have g"n" t" E"wi"Shurr. w
Va
Mrs. william ErrSon Of this city VS.
ited friends anil r"Iniiv"S in Nh""lin"
and Bellnir" yesterday.
Mrs. A. Z. Adams - confined +" h"r
home on Tenth street hr an atia"k "f
Influenza
Mrs. o. c. Hull has returned ~ her
horne on TomlinSnn av"ntt" after Il Vt$l'
with hsr mother. Mrs J. T. M"nlG "m-
cry. in Wheeling.
L. N. 1iin"rman. VIII" has h""H i'll for
the. past week ut his h"rn" on Cedar ave-
nue. is improving.
Mrs. Howard Witt" spent yesterday
with friends in Wheeling.
Miss Ali6" Ewing. VIII" has boon INC
guest of relatives here for :; few days
has returned to Washington. d., c.. to
resume duty.
Karl l.. i.oudin of tn" tnit"d States
medical department. Washington. y. G,
is hn,u" on furl ugh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-12

Hail. w. NJ. McCort. Clarence Lowe
clara Mc,;arr and Martha Neck.
Augus, Wcns"l. administering ~
delphi Bl"ifus vs.. Margar", NJ bl,li ns
tt a. Summons for minor uG!ri li,,i'.c
returned and filed with proof Of service
W. VI. Mctnrt. deceased. claim ct en-
.culnr vs.. estate. Petition for allow
ancc of claim "f executor filed. Set Tor
hearing April S, ut !" q. III. No'lc" "
drrcd. Order Of notice issued.
Estate If VIM. Il. EwcrS. d"c"aS""'
Sale hill filed, approved and ordered re-
Estate of Mary T.. Brokaw. deceased:
Inventory filed. approved and "rucr'a
i..,.rrdcd. 49, >,
William V. Mitchell. trustecsl4ip. In
vcntory filed. approved and oru''cn REC
urI"d. >,,
In 70 accounts for settlement March
~ 1919. l'rnot of publication Of notice
rf filing accounts and time set FOR near
ing filed. approved and ordered rccoraru'
Estate Of Peter Citizen. deceased. APP
rliraIi"n filed for appointment as rAc|u.
Tor Nm bond required: Appointments
made. letters ordered and issued
Estate If John Sirca. deceased Ap-
Tliraliun filed for appointment oil a"-
ministralnr. Bond $l.2O0 filed and APP
proved Appointment made. letters or
t."r,d and ISSUED. Inventory "racr'u'
order issued
r:stn," Of Daniel W James. deceased
Widow came int" open court ana rIr''"d
t. tak,. under viii ii 'C'.iS"d.
E.Sl:,l" Of stephen Connolly. deceased.
VIII and application to admit |" pr"hAt"
gi!."! with waivers If notice. T"Stl m"iF
:: Kenneth g. Cooper taken. reduced /"
writing ami filed.
Estate If John .iw"gard. d"c"as'd.
Efr.l account iil''h. Set for hearing
A;,r,l -. notice urd"rrr
r:s,arr -, lewis =. Mrk"lv"y. d"r"as-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-12
For Rough, Wrinkled,
Freckled, Pimpled Skin

as March winds. flying dust and dirt.
are apt TO .ujure any complexion, tins.
information will be Of special falu.8
right now. If you have any cutancous
bl"mish. don't use paint. powder or an
thing else 20 cover it up. Too often
this only emphasizes the defect Be-
sides it's much easier to remove ;he
with ordinary mercolized
WAN Applied nightly. the wax will
gradually remove frccklcs. pinpl"s.
moth pal chcs. .sallowness. red or yellow
blotchrs or any surface eruption. Til"
affected cuticle is absorbed little
each day. until tho clear. soft. youthful
ard beautiful skin beneath is brouRh;
wholly to view. Ask the druggist for
on" ounce of mrrcnlized wax and use
this like you use cold cream. Rcmov"
in morning with soap and waterl MANY
who have tried thi SSimplc. harmless
treatment report astonishing results.
If bothered with wrinkles or burrows.
was hlotion made by dissolvinG All
ounce Of powdered satellite in half
pint Of witch hazel will prove wonder
fully effective.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-12
Bo|shevik AgitatorS
'Using" Society Women

Ne" YORK. March 11.--Agitator.
for the Bolshcviki and other radical or.
CARNATIONS have turned to thair ad
vantage The "uplitt~ among certain New.
York society women, Francis S. Bangs.
n New York lawyer. told the Womcn's
Republican club here today. He urges
women tn lend their influence, which he
said was great. either for good or for
evil" to offsctting tn" Bolshcviki pro-
gram.
Mr.. Bangs declared that "designing.
eloquent men" had used their powers Of
persuasion upon wealthy women who
have nothing better to do with their
money than spend it on Bolshcvik propa-
ganda." and had attempted recently 10
introduce members OF the junior league.
an organization Of dcbutantes. into 4
school whose leaders are radical !.
W. Ws.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-12
AVOID INDIGESTION
BY SIMPLE RULE
# You Eat Fried Food You Follow
With S.uart's Dyspepsia Tablet,
Then You Wont Eave indigestion.
Be Sure To DO This.

You get rlv,u"us WHOM y"u Smell
something FIRING. Hu: You won't "at e
because it furlS your stomach. t'uC
after it take Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
There will hc no gas. r" sour r!Sl'fs'' II"
lump in your throat. n' h:i!"uSG''SS. no
dark brown taste IN th'' m"rH!nG. M"
whenever YOU are troubled. cat ;Aht"t
as soon as pcsSih" ami relief will com"
promptly. These tablets correct th''
faults Of a weak or ov"-w"rk"d. S;"nlarh'
they do the work WIFI" tn" stomach
rests and RECEIVERS itself. PARTICULARLY
effective ar they for banOu";"rS ana
those whose cnvirunm"n; brings them IN
contact with the rich food most apt I"
cause stomach arrangement from IN"
food. Relief in th"s" cases always
brings the glad smile. Got box W
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. 30 cents. ~
any drug store throughout the Unto"
States and Canada
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-12
WILL SEEK REMOVAL
OF CAR COMPANYS
TRACKS FROM CITY

Special Dispatch 10 The Inl"lligcnccr.
S>rk>C a.. March ll.-A*
O result at the Strub"nvill". East Liver
pool IL Beaver Valley Traction Company
curtailins local street car service because
il failed to secure increased revenues.
City Solicitor &. j.. Williams announced
to-day that he WAS ready Ia file suit III
common pleas court asking that the
company's Franchise, BE- declared null
and void and that it's tracks and equip
mcnt be removed from tn" city streets.
The petition. he stated. was prepared
and would DC presented 10 city counrIi
Tonight II council =" decides. the suit
will be filed Wednesday morning.
The action will br directed against
the Stcuhcnvillr-Tnrnnto intcrurban. IN"
I.aBrlle View suburban line and the
Fourth street (city) line. all Of which
the solicitor says are now being opcr-
atcd in violation of franchise.
Concerted action by trolley users 10
bring the company Ia tim" by boycott
ting tho few street cars that are run
ming and using "jiIn"y buses" instead.
resulted to-day in few passengers being
carried on tho. cars. TIL" demand for
transportation however became so great
on the "jitncyS" that wrr" operated that
tho price per ride was increased from
i nickel 10 4 dime.
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Realty Deals Filed.

Amelia Anderson In FlurrHc" -. t;i!-
han. land in gainesville. CunSiu"ratI"n
$l.jnU
Jesse Gamble and wife /" Marin j.
!artlinc. land III Shadysid"; c"nsldcra'
ton, $3.50.
I George Earl Hammond. deceased 10
Est hrr Hammond. heir at law; aiIdarlt
for transfer nf real estate.
Christina Iinrchrr 1t al. to r. w
Nlckcrs. land in pcasc township; con-
Sdrration. $3.50.
Robert Cuw.n Ia Selby Postlcwait
land IN Warren township: CONSIDERATIONS
$l.00
Matthew Patterson. deceased. 10 Clay
rissa Jane Patterson. heir at law: aiil-
davit for :Ta:lSfcr..
" W. Scott OF IL. tn ]. G. George ct
al. land IN Martins Ferry; onsidcera'
ton. $40. =,
Frank l.. Gooch and WI" 10 Earl G.
tinurh. land in Iulin"y township: con-
SldrrHli"n. $1,000.
Anna NJ ManS,lI - al. 10 Frank Fore
man It al. land in kIchland township
.GnsId"ratinn $40.
Ethrl L. Wiley and c. +. Wiley 10
Thomas \. Dyer and Eta J. Dyer. land
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-12
S7th Sails for Home.

According Ia q cabl" message re-
cntv"d to-day from Lieutenant Harry
Strong by his parents Mr.. and Mrs
Harvey Strong. uf this city, the eth
Ohio division sailed for tho t. S. y.
to-day from Brrst: Tho mrSsaG" added
that Co. +, 1%4ih Machine Gun Bat
TALON. Stcubcnvill'. unit. formerly COM
mandcd BY the late Captain Francis Nc
Cook. Of this city. was sailing on the
steamer Huntington. Tn" news WAS re-
c"ir"d with great rejoicing by Relatives"
Of the men here and many made immr-
dat" preparations for leaving for New
York 10 see tho boys land Ind to partici-
pat" in tho big demonstration that is IT,
hr given III their honor on their arrival.
The local committee appointed by Mayor
Frank F'rlst. held its iirSl meeting to-
day 10 arrang" plans Tor II celebration
in honor OF the returning heroes.