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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-30
J, ?, MORGAN GIVEN
SIGNAL HONOR BY
the BRITISH NATION

i.tNnb%. .Tau. ,g---IE recognition of
hi. services e. n" allies. i. J.. Morgan
today WAS granted 'lh' h"!l"rarE ircr-
dom ami livery" q; tn" Goldsmith Com
.r,u". IT.. is Tia" first American ana
81. first lII,krr size" l.31 1" II" S"
lnu0rrd k:ug ';r"rE" and Foreign Sec
r,.ary i:alinur :tr' "a. only Other hon
uI.ary frc"rlrn ~ present.
Many ljlIIl,":.s ~ tn" Cn!nIihE'S SIX
hundred years "f rAl>I"mC'. w"r" car
r!rd oul in ia" ceremonies III inc I'M
pusIug Goldsmith hall when Mr. Nor
..;,u was prosecuted with IN" Resolutions
contained in Il silver ca:fct. Speeches
were mad, hy IN" Earl Of l:"'IIinS,
I:rl',%h ambassador t" ;hr United States,
and Austen r'hauhcr!alu. III" "hanc"liur
Of. Tho rNrhrGu-r. l.rrd E"aing !ald
emphasis Oh Mr. Mrrga,l'S aid ~ float
i:lr il., $."".u.'". 80" loan tor rnEland
an l"t-'.
Tin. Goldsmith Company. which is
sci,li-ufrir.ni ~ that It's hall nHrks at
..,i,i and ,iiN,r ar" according /" GOV
,r!.u,ul standards. had its l,a""pti" ~
a ,m,ld 81 gold and silver craftsmen.
Iinvry rr. il has grown int" an "rEtuiHa-
;!rm # En:;land'S m"st Influential
nn.rrri.r&. aiihuuEh never losing It's
i,!"!.; .;j,'r'.uu With The gold and Siiy":
I.,,,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-30
Tabor, Of GAINESVILLE,
On Ohio Advisory
Committee Of Reps

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Jan. c9.--The now
Republican STATE advisory committee OF
"a mem bc-S vas naIned today by Scu-
ltor Warren =. Harding. following q
conference with Chairman y. Fl. FAIR
banks and +. NJ FuIlinCton. who were
chosen ;oL select the personnel OF tn:
nnw organization. The now committee
follows:
George H. Clark. Franklin county.
vice chairman.
Charles t. Hard. Scioto county. sHcre-
;ary
Il. NJ. Daughnrty. Franklin COUNT.
William Cooper Proctor and John IL
Potts. Hamilton county.
Stauric" NaSchke and Thomas Farrell.
CuYahpvn county.
John y. Willis and walter F. Brown.
Lucas county.
E.. J. Burkham and Charles W. Biescr
Montgomery county.
y. II. Fairbanks. Clark county.
- .. Morrow. Highland county,
Frank =. Willis. Delaware county.
W. =. scarborough. Green county.
JOHN q. Cooper. MahonnC county.
Percy Tetlow. columbiaua county.
Ralph p. Colo. Hancock county.
Michael Gallagher Jefferson county.
l.. J. Tahcr. l;"lrnont county.
G. +: Mri'ny. Cohnctur county.
George II. Quayl". Allen county.
Arthur L. C;arfori. lrorain county.
Statement By Fairbanks.
Chairnlar Fairbanks issued, tho fol-
lowing statement concerning the choice
OF tn" new conm:ttrc.
TIN" selection nf Chairman Clark was
made a. tnr suggestion az Senator liard-
jng who declared he could not himself
give 10 tho coInlnittrs 'hc time the i'm
portan. work requires and that Mr.
Clark had ;iIr proven capacity 20 nlaIer
party preparedness in Ohio I thing ac-
compli$hcI.
Tho selection OF Mcssrs. FuNins:on
and Hard in executive connection win
n. committees wipes out cor: SuEEc*-
tion at fractional differences. and will
bring ~ thu new chairman cordial sur
port from every quarter.
Mr.. Clark Il prominent attorney ut
Canton vas 4 powerful leader in aatr-
otto var work in Clark county and thu:
important section Of Ohio knows the
wa to SUCCESS N politics. and ia in
nycry way titt"d for the tack committed
20 him
Senator Harding delivered n McKln-
le,- Day address bcFor" tn" Legislature
today, Roosevelt; being his subject.
Harding Fits at Wilson.
In q speech heCor" IN" Tipnccanoc
club At Cleveland last riEhl Senator
Harding said tho national government
with tho president: absent and ~ on"
in authority in tn" rNecu:ir" chair IN
Washington. IS drifting along !:k"
rr1GerlcSs ship. n" assorted he did nor
find fault with President wilson for go
ing abroad. but h" explained:
The only fault find with III" 7rrT'-
don't is that l." has been SIX Years each
ing congress. aft"r tho manner "f a
teacher. tina: II can't do any good OK
ccpt "a \" orders. and then he runs
away at 7 difficult tan" and leave" r"
ono to teach ard direct in his stead.
However u Fortunate pr"p"nd"T1r'''' ~
sentiment throughout m" country has
rca1a il pnsfIhl" to correct mat "ni"7,
,ura,r cnndiiiun after r"Tt March
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BRIT AIN FORCED TO
TAKE PROTECTIVE
STEP FOR INDUSTRIES

WASHINGTON. Jan. H9.--Dr-l~tir inn
port regulations covering Il via" r"uE"
OF cummcdiii "> and "ttrCtiv" MarrR !.
have b",n promulgated T.: lhr British!
government for The protection of its IN
dust TicS during The period Of rccoESt-uC-
ton. The restricted list was made pub
lie hero toni Ght BY tho War T:ad" !i"ard
on adviccs from Consul General skinner
I; London.
Commodities not on tho lis; may y"
imported without special Erlt!-ll a;Irur;
licenses u:Itil July /. tn announcement
said. and restrictions on tho importation
oc syrup. uIola$ScS and other articles of
lik" natur. will be removed February q.
Raw hides of all kinds also WI! MH al
mittnd.
Commodities which MA" not i" i!m-
ported into Great Hrirla att"- March |.
without special licenses RAM" ;,i III"
way from cSS.- ialS 10 l"&urIrS md in
cludnd machine tools auG machinery for
working in lAntl! metal md wood. stoves.
manufacturers Of aluminium wearing
APPAREL Tot wa;c-rr"u!,I. BASKETS AMI
basket war" metal baths. cartridges. &C.
n!cnt, fatty ACIDS. fir" ,cvc'ngn. fh"rS,
guns. carhincs and rifles. hats ana hon
nets lawn mowers. linen yarns and man
ufartUrrrS thereof, nIa'". Ina;''r-. Hl"i'S,
OIL clcth. pcrfumcry aGl toilet ,'r"rara-
tons, Photographic apparatus. pictures.
prints, rngrHvirES and photographs.
plated and gilt wares, reviewers and plS-
tolls salt. sowing ma"h:u'S. nI1nH'ac-
lures of skins. fur& $0ai. $i"Cth'l.S ANA
eyeglasses not containing gold. time re-
cordinr instruments "f AL kinds 2"''
movements and parts thereof. Wr.nC''S
and manGl"S. Weighing n!a"hin"s. sr't!"S
and balances nf all descriptions and VI
cuum cleaners.
On tho list permitted until JHly j.
arc works "c arr. apples. bananas. caS-
fruit from all SOURCES. canned. bottled ~
preserved. hides. ut and dry. r"E"i1-
hlcs. ivory. marble. u;.."n$.. rtni"n:oS.
rum. sugar canc and t"hnr"". u"r@nn-
featured AID manufactured, rnclu'!:nS
cigars and cigarettes
The War Tra,;c Boards ANNOUNCE mint
said tho restrictions w"rH not /" II" re-
gardcd as of permanent nHtur" h!H
that they wore necessary III "TIcr tn1'
Great Britain might bring h"r own
manufactures to n state of stability n1-
preaching those Tf Prc-war day.
For moro than four EARS. S1'H -"
announcements, Great Britain h1% h"'n
subject 10 III" shock and strain 80 war.
which not only required IN" H2cTi'ir" -;
life and limb and iUt"uS" human "u"rEN.
I,l+ also rorcSsitnt"d the mus STRINGENT
economic r-.adiu$'n"ut and M @Acrifi'"
OF privntn business. II i not t'"'ln;;''.
therefore, that Great Hrli".n today
should wish to make "V"ry i"!c,' mat" -
for, f. keep her roGnln"rriai ami "r"I"ul-
ic status from falln:; into "'t''us.
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STEUbENVILLE

STEuEENNII.l.E. O.. Jan. 9.---Joe 40
wnli. IS. S%rIHH. was found SI:Ity OF
Matchmaking h"r" today. IN" jury beng
out bN; four minutes. He wnS tried loF
"Xtor;ing money from Mr. and Mrs.
Antonio MaIncid who hired him rs o
''drIrctiv"" to locate their ninr-y"ar old
SOP. James who disappeared on IAcccm-
her II. I9l.. Aowoid who testified IN
his own defense. admitted accepting
various sums Of money from MafholI.
payments tpialhuE oyer $5uH III three
months time hut "mphaiically denied
that I've ever demanded any money from
the boys father. E"laiIv" 10 stories nc
told the parents Of having located tn"
hoy and his promises 10 return IN" child
NJ certain dates. Aownld said liz told
these fal$nh0ods to cheer them up.
Anwnid's WIFE. Mary. how"id. is under
Indictment also for hlackmail and Will
20 on trial next w"ck.
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new GERMAN ARMY
DECLARED TO Be
NOT FORMIDABLE

CDBLE.NI..Ian. -. (Ry the Associated
Press. )--ACcurIlInE In estimates made
by the Intelligence officers o. the Amer
lean Third army based upon reports
from all parts. Of Germany. 'hc organ
lied German army NOW located IN Tlri-
ous depots numbers from 3n0 400 to 500
600 mon. The reports ind;c;tt" thaG
these soldiers arr OF such mrr;ti" thar
they hardly Will y" avaI!ahl" Tor opera
lions =; any extent. Tie number OF
men in the ARMY. reports reaching COP
LEM suggest. is decreasing rnpld'y.
The row v"lunte"r army numbers he
tween ION. Quo and 500 con men q; doubt-
;ul morale. as they hay" not VT hc7n
organized fully or tested fairly. The
volunteer army which is being organized
for the purpose of stopping Polish ana
Eolsherjk invasiuns 81 German territory
has 10000 men in Tho region .: FRANK
tort-on-, hs-pdn- Many volunteer bat
taliorS ais" arr reported moving cast
ward.
ThH organized German army consists
OF III" classes of 1925 and 1899, less
some men discharged hcJau$" they live
IN occupied territory. less large numbers
OF deScrtcrS and less SoiDc men us
charged according To- d"moh!liZat:"n
plans The officers and uon-cnnmIs-
stoned officers OF thIS army ar" men
who intend 10 rcU!ain permanently IN
the service.
Evidence IS SAID r. 5r conclusive that
the troops now in n" rl"potS hIvc as
sunlcd tho attitude ~: drawing their
pay and doing rs !ictl" a$ possible until
they are discharged.
In ARRIVING ~ III" number u: In"0 N
,l,c organized army tn" troops TMcH
have been uuahlr IL return from the
eastern from; are dsrcgardcd as they
generally com" from the older classes
ard ara being discharged rs soon rs they
reach Germany. M account has been
taken ~ the naval units which are DC
moraiized and dSbaudinE rapidly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-30
M0UNDSV|[LE
CITIZENS WILL
WELCOME HILL
Hero Of Chateau ThtorTy VIII 30 -Aos
with Band on Ar11vA
Houa To-day.

A, enthusiastic Eclcon" VIII De &C
corded Private Felix Hill. hero OF ina
teau Thi.rry. upon his arrival n
Moundsrille, his homo town. 1T noon To-
day. Adm!rins friends and relatives on
the young valiant warrior and patrtouc
citizens in general OF that town have
arranged to meet him at the depot WIN
a brass band and escort him IN triumph
to his home.
Private Hi was one OF the Marines
that inmortalized ;he American soldiery
NJ Chateau Thierry. and for his Eat-
lan.ry on that occasion he was df'"-
rated by the French government Win
the DISTINGUISHED service medal rounS
Hill was one OF the first 20 volunteer
following this country's entry into ina
war and has been N France for more
than n year.
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Medicines Used by Monks

l. - claimed iha' Monks Of anclch'
,iav: k.vw 81: tIrrr :ham thr"" hunorc"
Sp.c;-S al: 't!"dciua! plants us|n !"
general for medicines by ines" Tcli siouH
orders. While centuries have pasScu,
wiih all the advance" madr III lt'"u"A,
sciouc" RAINY Of our most Su'ceSSto'
rrtr;,,.:!"S arg today mad" from INC TUE
and hrrhs. Of rh.. field. llk" that Eood'
.ld- r;,.hinucd remedy. Lydia T. Pink
nau.'s V.gcrahln compound. which Tor
NOR. than forty years has been relieT-
inr women from sonic Of tho worst
forms Of female ills. and is now 90
sIdcrcd the standard remedy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-30
K-CONVICT IN BAD

Hugh Ferguson. negro. W..
served Two terms IN tue So. ,as
.nd Ohio IS but e5 years old DOW. races
o third charge hare. Hc WAS erpusne
hack Yesterday by the local police FROM
Rcuo;re whore he was arrested on the
charge nr Stealing clothes from two
men while boarding at home on FIRST
street. this city. .-,
He viii. get hearing before Squire
f. n Lewis in justice court At
o'clock this afternoon. He IL held !"
the county jail. having been unaole ~
furnish bond
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TO Provide work.

IT, county commissioners har" ar.
ranged to begin IN" Coustrucilo Of Two
pieces Of public highway. ono nj F"rE-
holz. and another ut East Springfield. IN
order 10 prUvid" "m1lnNn"nt for num-
bFr rf I'll" men IN lhis vicinity. tum-
missioner Fremont Tarr stated today
that work viii hr started rs quickly AS
i.,<sIhl., Thu. commissioners who con
frrrrd with state hiShwa! officials at
Columbus yesterday RELATIVE" to the
r,.h,,!ldin. al the road between Stru-
h"nvill" and Toronto were disappointed
IN their expectations Of securing iminc-
dat stat" and, they being Informed I'll"
stat. had no rn"u"y available at PRESENT
fer road huIldN., purposes.
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Word From c., AGuew,

G.rr=" .tGn"w. who Was III IN" lily
Um Muuday. stated that his son. Charles
A&n"w. with M "Xp"dliiunary forces
IN Frame. writes home: Il would rath-
~ spend on" year IN Franc" than ono
mu!:th IN amy camp. Further. I"il tn"
farmers nf l;rnnk" "nGnty. instead ot
:;"iii.; 20 nwn ~ buy beef. pork. ;ir..
just <" "ut on III" hills and gather :,
10; "f Suails--likr they d" in Frame.
W" ar" having u fino tim" over hIrc.
Am with J.m Mo2.nEo. bunk urX; IL
ham. and ,h"r" ~" Others, II -thc artil-
lcry company here"
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AGAINST FIXED PRICES

cUICAC;D. Jim - organized "ipH-
sitinn 10 tn" plan ~ the federal loo"
administration fer IN" s"y"rnm"N, !"
huy- and sell in" l!iS ana '?!' "n''
crops. was pa, under Nay "a fi'a."
day under auspices ~ leaders 90 III.
rn,rd ~ Tradc, who decided ~ haH" \
.o,nrr,ttns ask congress t. refus" to
adoo, the Administrators wheat policy.
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DECLARE REGULATION
OF MEAT PACKERS IS
UNNECESSARY MOVE

WASHINGTON. Jan. 29.--Whil" Louis
+. Swift president Of Swift 4 Co., was
hrinE crnSS-rXamincd today b"iur" TN
senate agricultural committee rs TO
whether the live big packers had COM
hin"d 10 control meat prices and mar
krts Edward y. Cudahy. president al
the Cudahy Hacking company. and I. II.
Wilson. president Of Wilson ~ co. TON
The house int"rstntr commerce: commit
Tea, that pending legislation 10 regulate
the meat packing industry was unnc'-
rssary.
Both aIr. Cudahy and NJ. Wilson said
the investigation Of the industry con-
Quoted hy the federal trade cornmIS+
sion Was unfair and biased, and that II
should not hr used rs til" basis Tor ac-
lion for congress. They declared that
if a complete and impartial lnNestlGa-
ton had been made. III" commission
would hav" found that thcr" was no
need for Legislation.
Mr. Wilson said he did not criticize
| thu invest iGatrrS because they probably
wore sncrrr hui IA" added that thcE
started ufr with, n iNrd idea regarding
n" packers and were unable |" get rlu
Iur IT,.
MIR. Cudahy declared III" packers
would favor "rumr!ct" and hotter pub
-
were coupled With friendly cooperation.
| far better results would be attained
| than by more l"gi&latiun.
ROth presidents declared that the high
efficiency Iof the parking industry
would hc destroyed if controlled or reg
ulatcd by the government. They said
Individual initiativ" and cXpcricnc" were
essential to tho success Of the business.
| f'ranciS ]. IIrm"y. chief counsel for
The trade commission in the inTeslCa-
! ton vf thu packers. ;tEnin conducted the
crpSs-uursiioninE Of MIR. Swift today be-
| fore the Scnat" committee. IIc inquired
into speculative transactions in swirl
stocks as well as into alleged attempts
nr the hIE packing concerns 10 control
| prices and markets.
Mr.. licnry produced 4 number or let
tors passing h,tw"rn representatives, OF
Swift & Co. and those OF other packing
companies regarding prices and other
| matters, and asked Mr.. Swift 10 place
his own construction on them. Tho Wit
ness said that the fact that the letters
had been exchanged was "ridcnc" that
there was competition between the com
pani"S.
'lSut wasn't tho purpose 70 prevent
whatever competition there might have
hcriI"'' asked Mr.. Hcn"y.
II don't think So" AIR. Swift replied.
i"Ynu know statesmen rcsor; In all SORTS
: Of practices Ia foot III" other fellow.
| In on" Of the letters read Ivy Mr.. He
nry = rrprcscutatIr" Of Swift Co
warned al agent Of Wilson & Co. that
iuulrsS tho latter concern stopped its ef-
| forts tu soil meat IN Fresno, Calf
swift & Go. would enter the Los Angeles
| market.
! bat a throat -
| out uf Fresno and prevent him from
entering SwiC, & CO.'S territory" asked
! MIR Ncn"y.
! 1T simply means ,hat they w"r" COM
S,.,-iing," repeated Mr.. Swift.
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:rr 4 WISH; with the formers sister. Mrs
William Fox.
Mr.: Brown Stcrhcus. Of Elacksvil1".
ana daughter Mrs IoanmA Clarke Of
M"rCantown. who have been visiting r"i-
at!v"y horr. left last evening for Wheel
NIX. where they Will hc I'll" guests Of
rhr formers daughter.
Mrs. Guy clayton. &c Fairmont Who
has been the guest OF her mother Mrs.
{ r: p"itx has Snn" tn Thanutc. Kansas
fn: 4 v!S!i with h"r sister. Mrs. Carl
Wcin'r.
Mr.. T.. II. Wagner aad mother. Mrs.
Tli%rh"rh IInisl"r. have returned from 4
visit with relatives in Cameron.
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Three Places Entered

Robbers: last night hrUi" INT" Seal! X
Stcrl"'s drug store her" a!rd secured STU
III cash. The office cc IA" Sm'Ch, Lum-
hor t.rrlTnuy wag also entered. tn: safe
broken open and - m cash and s"rn"
r..,n.r:. ,.rrrr"d or ~ III" uffic" of the
Eu,ir laundry. s. worth Of stamps were
lak.u and AN unsuccessful! ":for; made
"a ,.;nn The ShI..
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RECoRp APPLE PRICES.

MATTTNSHUI;ri " Va. Ian. ca
record price per acre for aap!" land -
said "a have been mad her" 4 f." days
ago when n. Gold Miller. - Tr''H'i''H''
Berkeley county orchariist. purchase"
from his brother l.. !. Miller. l." - ar
ter I'larr~ for $22,"no. an 1""laE" pr'r"
Of si5S pcr acre
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Plan Ward Meetings.

4; a meeting OF N: Republican, c''E
co,rrr tt.> held Tuesday "v"nlaG pIanS
wer. made for I'll" ward meetings l"
be held an February !. Those meet
iagS Will b. ha,d preparatory t" IN"
nominating convention. which VIII tax"
place !-Hhr"ary IL. TIL, meeting vas
w.i; attended.
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Funeral Of Infant.

Yesterday morning ut 1880 o'clock The
funeral nf the infant child OF MI anu
Mrs. Jessie White. % Oak avenue. WIS
held. The services Ter" held in 'hs
late home. conduc; cd BY Rev. :. z. Haei,
OF tho Calvary NJ. +. church. lhlsE-
rcent in C;rscnlawn cemetery.
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AllDay Meeting.

~ To-day an all-dty meeting VIII Dc
held IN che Calvary NJ l.. church by ih'
Ladies Md Society ~ ;hr church. Dur
ing ,hs forenoon ih- n.morrS nr the
soc;c,. viii nav. charge. while III shs
afternoon = sermon viii b" deliTsreo
b. tho raster. Roy. s. Z. Hart. IoN
event will b. held in connection WITH
-hn r.vivs! services n progress * IN:
church. which az" m:"t:aS with great
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Extend Switch.

The Panama :"al min" switch roT
local trad" which has been maintained
for Gears. has b":n extended. :, row
reaches almost 10 III" "md nf PurdE
avenue. This brings 20 thc local people
q coat yav,I for retail trade
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Workman Funeral.

Funeral services were held yesterday
rnurnins over the remains Of the laee
Mrs. workman. who died Sunday: Inc
services were conducted at $3.50 IN 'ne
hor,s on Hickory avenue by Rev. ;. r.
Hart. Of n" Calvary NJ. r churTn'
Interrnent took place IN Nouat kose
cemetery.
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Sunrise Party.

TIL" members VI III" lied cross gay"
4 iMr' spread 4; IA" Red Cross work
rooms ON Wednesday afternoon in honor
IL Mrs. Eirh Barber. chairman of tn"
W"llShUrg division. Mrs. Earb"r cNpcct-
in: to NOV" soon to I;"GCh Eottum.
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The MinStrcls.

III" Sn." "r = as Cor Il" cam. r.
minstrel :" II" ;iv,n IN lhr Palace rh"a-
ire on Monday and Tuesday evening.
february %rl and In. l,r ih.' benefit Of
rir Y. VI. &. y. Is .,"InG ou IN avHlan"h"
=,
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Bowels Usually Clogged?

Regulate ,h~nI win sal. Hur'' com
..r,,lJ,. ur I>;ri;'s New tiff, pills. Cor
rc,. rhat iiliou*n,ss h"ndnrh". sour
-,,r,arI. ,nrru, coat ry eliminating the
huycI-closgincSS 25c.
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This .'"aiag = meeting "t ;h'' LANES
Aid Snc&ty OF IN" Tathcl!" church will
b., h"id IN n" home of Mrs. Mary r.
Cook OF sixth street; Important huS.-
aeas Will CONS W. followed by a social
hour. ard all members ar: asked 10 at
tend.
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Bake Sale Saturday.

:. Saturday afternoon n hak" sag Will
b. hcld n Ei-kman's S;"c" by Il" Be-
reau Eibi" class OF the Christian church.
The ladies Will hav" all kinds OF fancy
pastry on SAL. Baked beans and salad
will also ;. sold
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within Ten minutes after m 2rpltca-
ton OF paud,.rIn" you c;tU not :lnd Il SIN
gle trace III dtudrutf or falling hair and
your scalp will not Itch. but what wil
please you most VIII h': artr" Z Tow
weeks use, when you soc now h;ur tlne
and duwny ~ f!rst---yr$--hut really new
hair--growing all over the scalp.
A !i,tlc pandrrinc immediately doubles
tho beauty uf your hair. No dlftr-rncr
how dull. faded. brittle aild ScrTtSEy. just
muiStcu 4 cloth with nand"riri" and caro-
iuily draw il through your hair taking
one small strand at Il TIM" The effect
IS amazng--your hair Will be light. flur-
~ and way. AMI have an app"2r2nc" OK
abundance; IN ir"umparaR." !ustr". soft
ness and luXuriancc.
Get Il s,:,ail hottie ot Knnwitou'% Dan
dcrine Tor I fow cents 1t any drug store
or toilet counter, and prove that Your
hair is rs pretty and soft rs Iny--ihat
il has been neglected or injured by care
less trca;ncut--that's all--you surely
can have beautiful hair and lots &c il If
you will just try = litu" raud"rinc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-30

Mrs Hay VI. i;.alnu* aud daGGnt'r.
MIS-: p:,aIt,", !:lyc g"n" {" Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-30

preservation Of the principles OF the
state fund as provided by the present
wurkFncn'S compensation law.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-30

RrY VAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-30

PITY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS