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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-21
AR|R]ANG|NG II
SELL. BE:L..!|.AIRE:
BAA;5jEE: BALL PARK
Deal Pending for Sale OF Athletic
Association Grounds for
About Slloo

Directors Of the Bclluir" Athletic AS-
sac.aiIuu NIT with KClla'rc parties !H'f
evening II, th- office Of BUSINESS Man
arrr George Y. M'Gauchcr, Of the as
sociatinn Tho meeting was the hF9t
II Is he Intention OF III" others VINO
attended he meeting to purchase inc
Sixteenth street ball park from inc
association Among tNuS, Interested IN
taking over the grounds are john NAH
Icy. welt known local rivcrinan, ana
Herbert MtNcy, local coal lnnn.
Both Manl.y and M'Nry hay" h"'n
among IA" h"et boosters in he city t'r
athletics Tor gears past. They are well
known and should they secure pos
session or thc ground VIII give the city
some or the best athletic teams mat
have ever been soon in acton locally
/; Is understood that III" athletic as
sr.!lllon is willing /" dispose OF us
holdings Tor about Il. l"n. which Is said
L. b" sufficient m"H"$ - cover G'h's
now standing against tn" as&ocIlii"'I.
Last nights meeting was thu iN''-"I
one in connection with tn" deal, ana
another Will likely be held within The
mar future.
'rh,. ball park was erected by the
EclIairc Athlrtir Association in 1911 NJ
a total cost Of about $500, which m
clufird labor and the cost nr materials
and grading and other necessary work.
In until the last few years tho assoc
riaiinn was very prosperous. especially
in The baseball sport.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-21
3araesr;lln Briefs,

Captain Fred IT"rnhr""k. O: Marietta,
< visiting his p1r"nis. Mr.. and Mrs. T
l. iIurnhrn"s -: Fast Ma,N street.
Mr. au,I Mrs IlaIb"r, Wilson Of Glove
lard. ~" visiting wi,h relatives and
fri"nd; sc this place.
.l"ng Erndf.rli IS confined - his
HON" on North rhrs:nu, street by i'll
ness.
Mr. AMI Mrs T. w nouina Mrs.
ThoTna" Eo-"rs. Mrs. Frank Robinson
and Miss Amy Rogers. a. this place. mo-
tor"d To Whrrlug Monday wh"r" they
spent IA" LAY.
Miss Alma Flowers. who has ho"n AT
tending tho Illinois collcg" nf, Music,
Chicago. returned in her HON" IN South
C;ur.lu"r sir'ct. Saturday. Miss Flowers
= ~ ii .onsiliiie aud will remain nj
h,r h"n1" uni,l her health has returned.
p"unlG Walker who * attending =
H1"dirHl college III Cincinnati. arrived
Sun,Iav for = vi&it n has hn,u" on West
Main Gtrn"i
Frank C;r'ff"n. Of Cameron. W. Va. TO
turned 10 his homo SUNDAY after n short
visit with relatives and friends Of this
place,
Howard Mills. Of Wheeling spent Sun
dav al his home on South Lincoln ave-
nuo.
Clarence Henderson. who has been sta
toned NJ Cana Mo;Es. Washington. n. G.
ie visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
ti"or:" Henderson. or South Chestnut
Il root.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-21
LUMBER DEALER
PAYS TR|BU Il
T0NERV-NORTH
HOPES That Other Sufferers Will
Profit BY His Happy
Experience.

The desire to pass good news along
has moved a multitude OF Sra'clul
Nerv-Worth users not merely to uttcr
nrajse in writing but to consent 10 pup
iica,ion. Note that this we'll known
dealer "chccrfuily" does both IN spirit
Of hclpfulness.
Tho Troupe Drug Co.:-.For thFcc
wears I have suffered from stomach
and digestive troubles. Constlpation~
and bowels in bad shape. Had kinney
and bladder trouble. Could not get any
thing to correct these ailments. puI-
chased two bottles Of Nerv-worth from
YOU and took them as directed ana cai,
now say that the complaints mcntioncn
have left me. and am feeling tinc ana
in my normal and vigorous condition.
most checrfully make this statement
honins that others afflicted as l was
may gel pc' '''' ]. S. PRICE.
1929 Garfield Ave. Springfield, ONO.
Griest's drug store sells Nerv.Worth
:, wheeling. Your dollar back If this
family tonic does not benefit you.
Ncrv-Worth is sold in Warwood by w.
f Mcnamara: Fulton. Fulton Pharmacy:
Mineo Junction. Moore Eros: MarT ;iis
Ferry. Ralston Par Rsr;ns %, Ha Hilles
Pros; Cameron. Cameron DRUG Co.: Sis-
inrswille. c. B. Disque: New MartinsrlIlG'
fJornbrook's Drug Store; Moundsvi!ie. ).
n Beam Drug Co.; Bridgeport, Sc1oy q
Reed (Dcnt Pharmacy; Bellalre. Dahk.
worth Bros; Paden CITY i Moogan EdGe.
wood, The Edgewood Pharmacy: EN-
Cove. BIum's Pharmacy; Benwood.
ponwood Drug Co.; McMechen,. Carrolis
Pharmacy; Wellsburg. J. r. Elson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-21
Social n otes.

Miss Mildred Houston entertained
friends al her HON" on Rose Hill last
evening.
Tho knights or Columbus lodge will
hold n cabaret and dance this evening
at tho lodge rooms In the Commcrciai
Club building.
Z; Ciump's orchestra Will furnish music
for "A dance IL br hold al III" Arm"rF
hall this evening by the Arlington Club.
Mr. ard Mrs George l.. Lafoch" m
tcr,ainod friends At th"!r home on Har-
risnn street last evening. III" occasion
hcing the third anniversary OF their
wedding.
The Aid Society OF tho Second Tres
hvtrrian church is 10 hold 4 social event
q, tho church this evening.
Mrs. John W. Grey will entertain
members nf sowing rluh al her home
on Noble street Wednesday evening.
4 camouflagr supper is 10 b" gwen
hv tho Christian End"avor Society or
rho Reformed church at tho church on
Tuesday evening. January @Sth.
J. G. Hcrvry. local j"wci"r. and bride
formerly Miss Vcda ScdgwiCk, OF Mar
tins Ferry. arc now housekeeping at
4o46 North Jefferson street. having re-
turned from their wedding trip.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-21
WEAKNESS AFTER
TYPHOID RESPONDS
TO NU-YIM
Friends Advice Restores Lost
Strength and Stops Misery
Of Kidney Trouble

How many times you hear people
saw they feel weak and call run down. "
Stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels
are distressed, blood is out Of order.
They become pale, feel tired all the
time, sleep and eat fifuuy, are nerv-
Gus and uDstrung. This debility may
be either the result or forcrunner OF
some such serious disease as typhoid
This was the case with Della d
Brown Of 1875 Gladstone Street, Han /
wood, Penna.
Read what she says; it is vital
message to such sufferers.
"Before trying Nh Fin, Iron
Weed Tonic. ras suffering from
,reukrass Of typhoid fever ,chich
left me IN q rra-doUn condition.
Vas ia MISERY wxk kidney
Nv Vim, Gsd after usLn2 four
bottles, con soy that feet like
different pcTror."
M Vim Iron Weed Tonic is purely
vegetable compound, possessing none
of the bad features of mineral iron.
M Vim is also effective in rheumatic
affections, scrofulous or catarrhal
troubles.
NJ Vim may DO had in Wheeling at
.Greist & Company's Drug Store, lbs
Market Street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-21
.BELLA|RE POLICE ARREST MAN
CHARGED WITH HIGHWAY ROBBERY
THREE WITNESSES IDENTIFY FRED
WARD AS ONE OF TEE MEN
VINO has BEEN STAGING
HOLD-UPS.
After Hearing Evidence OF witnesses,
Squire Mason Holds Suspect
Under Bond,

Prod Ward. aged % years. who re-
s.jcs with IN. pnrou,a az NarIon spent
las. nigh, N he E.lla.ra Jail and to-
dav NIL rc taken l., tho s.. rlairsy!!!c
c,r,r,y j,,i Ward Wis arrested ny
rh,rt ~ pnIjca Nlahuu, and officers
p,,y;. IIummrlI ami E.,uS LAKE vcs1"r-
'1,. -, rcI,,nr, stree, Later tho chef
s,,:,,rn tn ., v.,r,.,r, hcrrr. Sulirc Frank
( tr,y,, cb.r,-,n,. b,,, win assault
.-nJ hoti"ry anon Walter Boston and
v.,,r rT;,.,,nr INN of ;lI IN ,ho Mar
rows. hclow low. or tho rlrh, Of JaEu-
arv 10
Ward when orraicnnd before tho JUS
ticc entered q plea o! no, guilty TO
the charge and waived preliminary OK
o,ninat,on He was held 10 the grand
iurv under bond Of $1,000
Eos.ru NJ tho rrrI!rn!nary trial, said
tnat nc and William Hcathcrinctun
hnth If Shadysidc were waiting for L
street car near Ston %, below RcIiaIre
whom two men r:Ine M hchrnd them.
1nr mir him fIios,ou) and knocked him
out ana relieved him Of Sl4. He said
Ward held run while the other party.
a shor; fellow, wearing 4 "Markinaw'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-21
Bridgeport Briefs.

Willard Brown has arrived homo from
Camp Sherman after receiving his nom
orable discharge.
James Berry. tho toll collector. who
was injured while n work q few days
ago was able TO be out yesterday For
Tho first time.
Only one offender appeared before
Mayor Junkins in police court yesterday
morning.
4 couple OF trains of army trucks pass
cd through the city yesterday.
NJ. Thurness. paymaster at the car
harm. was able 70 be out yesterday for
tho first time after an illness oc the in
f!uenza.
John F7adinr. local agent for the Z.
s. laundry. WIS OUT yesterday Tor tho
first time after having had pneumonia.
Mike Schuckar Of Wolfhurst Is i'm
growing after his recent serious illness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-21

AIr. and Mrs. "ohn Henderson. or
this. city have arrived homo after spend
in: Sunday with friends NJ Sm'lhti"ld
:. &. Robinson and wiz" returned
- their HON" m Pittsburgh after n
r,w days Visit with Or. and Mrs. +. ).
Morrison.
Fred Williams. Of Faycttc street. Is
rrrovrrin;: nicely after his recent So
rirUs illu"SS.
|. T.. ScdeGirk is spending 4 Few
days visiting at Newark. Ohio.
Joseph Ball. Of Hcndryshurs. Ohio.
is spending few days thr guest or
his SON !. ". Ball. Of this city.
!. w. Eali. Of South Third street.
IS confined 10 his hnm" with illness.
Rev. William Scdn"r. of St"ub"nvill".
was the speaker at ST. PauTs rharch'
on Walnut street. last evening.
The Victory Club held another or
Their popular dances al the Fratrrnal
halt las, night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-21

TIC members Of tho board. has rendered
his resignation.
Three cases of influenza wore reported
Ia Health Doctor D. ". Eoono. tn" VIC
tiniS being in Il house at Els" Guernsey
street. They were tho first reported IN
three weeks.
A meeting Of tho city school board was
held nj thu office nr SUpt j. Y. Nelson
las, night. Thr cid Officers of lhc board
were rc-clcclCd for III" year.
The Junior Mechanic lodge held n
meeting last evening al the hall on
Thirty-seCOhd street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-21
Represertatiye VIII Attend.

Frank pauEilrrty. the well known local
man has been selected to attend The
meeting 4; the Dcshler hotel in Colum-
bus. next Thursday. This meeting has
hccr called BY the Chief Game Warden
OF the state. and the department OF agri-
culture. and IS for tho purpose or su5-
costing WAYS and means "t preserving
wild game Of tho state. and To discuss
plans FOR tho establishment OF state
game preserve. All OF ;hn members or
th, former SportSmens club in tho stale
haze heen sent Invitations TO attend. ard
during the evening. the delegates {" tn"
meeting. will BE- shown moving pictures
o: 4 model gam" farm. Tho affair will
close with a grand banquet at the holcl
Thursday evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-21
Realty Deeds Filed.

Harry 4. kratz ct NJ. TO feTolhanu
r. Eratz, land in Meade township; cell
sidcra ton Sl.o0.
Abiiab Tustin and Mary A. Tust'n 10
AMOS oliver Bilycu and Myrtle Louise
Bilvcu, land in Smith township; cons'o-
Grafton SO. po,.p
Daniel T.. Glover ct ux- to jacob barth'
land in Washington township; cohs'"-
Grafton $3.50. IT..
!, W. Higginbotham and Bessie t1iE-
yinho,ham 10 George W. Davis. land III
Warren township: consideration Si;oo'
r a. Clark and Eva NJ. clark ~
Abiiah Tustin. land in Smith township;
consideration $40. ,.
Charles Mcvay and Bessie McFay TO
Charles Pratt, land IN Meade township;
consideration $3.50. ,o
Gustav Kowalski and wife to lalcn-
tine t'lorck. land in Richland township;
consideration $3.50.
l.. II. Munlma and wife to James TOO
hoy, land in GAINESVILLE; considefa-
ton $500 :,
Robert T. Wcekley and wife TO +: -
Gordon and ". l.. Gordon. land in ken
land township: consideration $l.9oo.
W. VI. Weekley and wife to T: {. Hor,
don and NJ L. Gordon, land in Rshiahd
township: consideration 500.
Victor Zych and Josephine "yrh !"
Thomas Pollock. land in wheeling Town.
ship: consideration Sl.o0.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-21
Personals,


The Young Ladies' Missionary go
cicty Of the Presbyterian church met
Mt the home OF Miss Martha HardcStE
on Monday evening.
Miss Laura Thompson IS confined 10
her home. suffering from an attack OF
Influenza.
The many friends Of J. Q. DIXON
former clerk Of courts. are sorry 10
learn that hn is seriously i'll and tnat
i; was necessary 20 take him to th'
Ohio Valley hospital in Wheeling on
Saturday.
Mrs Park Barrett and dauEhtcr,
Jane. returned Monday 20 their nome
AZ Philadelphia, after spending seSerai
weeks with Mrs. Harry Fricdel.
Sheriff !. Y. Osborn left yesterday
morning on a business trip 70 CO.
lunbus.
Miss Mary Gray Mcbride resumed her
duties in the clerk OF courts office OH
Monday. after two weeks illness from
tonsilitis.
Charles Sheppard. of Cambridge: was
transactinG business in the court mousse
on Monday.
Arch T. FnGlc. auditor-cl"ct from
Bcllairr. WIS hero on business Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-21
Strnets We're Cleaned.

Tho streets in the ccntral part OF the
city presented a strange Appearance
Yesterday morning. compared with their
appearance the day before. and q mum
her Of residents were wondering what
had happened. Chief Of Police bert Nc
Connoughy held the explanation. IL III,
fact that about four DRINKS. VINO 4 III
been pinched on Saturday h'shI "t'I
found to be minus the necessary cnansf
- ain their liberty from the local oas-
tne and were given an opportunity 10
work ont the amount on III" streets. Inc
streets are now in first cIHss condition.
and it will not be necessary Ter in2 IRE
department 70 get the ire nose atts7
them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-21
ST. CLA|RSY|LLE
Probate Court,

Arthur Rogers. deceased. Final ac-
coun, fled. set for hearing February
30, 1919. Notice ordered and cause con-
tinucd
David F. Landkrohn. trustnrshp. In
vcntory filed. approved and ordered re-
corded.
henrietta ErcGE. deceased. Petition
10 sell notice and mortgage At prIvat"
sale filed privat" sale for cash at not
lrss than face vnlu" and accrued IN
tcrcsi ordered. order ISSUED and con-
tinucd.
Elizabeth rrcl"c. deceased. Arpllca-
ton filed for appointment "f admniS-
traitor. bond s3.6on. filed and approved.
Appointnlcn, made letters ordered and
issued. Inventory ordered. order Is
sued.
James Jones. deceased Application
fled for appointment Of administrator.
hond s2.On0 flied and approved. .-p-
pointmcnt made. letters ordered and is-
sued. Inventory Of real and personal
property ordered AMI issued.
In re estate of Lctitia Dixon. 90
ceased. Will and application 10 admit
m probate filed with waivers nf notice.
Testimony Of Witnesses taken. reduced
t" &ritinG and fled. Probate md rec
Old ordered. Citation ordered and Is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-21
William E. peitch Dead.

William =. Dcitch. we'll known resi-
den, Of this city. passed away y"stcr-
day morning at 5 o'clock Ut his nome
ON Ninth street after long Illness
Of a nervous breakdown. Deceased was
a ycnrs Of age. and 4 member OF inc
LOYAL Order Of MODS" lodge. BESIDES
his father he is survived by Il wife ana
four children. Paul Kenneth. william
and Edna. Four brothers and on" SIS
ter also survive. as follows: MOSS
Charles. Frank. Melvin. Oscar. Alonzo
and Mrs. Allen Horton. all Of this city.
Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
but will probably h" held tomorrow at
tcrnoon. with !ntcrmCnt At RiEeTylew
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-21
BELLAIRE
Important Church Events,

Yesterday announcement was made of
a number OF important chuUh events 10
be held in BcllaIre within the next
couple Of weeks.
Next Sunday afternoon at $50 o'clock
DR.. J. kaukafian Thompson. native Of
Armenia, at the present time a presby-
terrain pastor Of Pittsburgh, is to speak
at the First Presbyterian church here
in the interest of tho Armenian and
Syrian relief fund. A county campaign
Is to DO conducted 10 secure funds.
Sunday morning he speaks at a rally at
st. Clairsville and in the evening at ono
10 be held at kIrl1wood
A relay missionary society meeting
OF tho societies Of the Presbyterian
churches Of the county is TO be held at
tho Second Presbyterian church all day
February 5. \ leader from each society
represented is to take part in the pro-
gram.
4 district rally Of delegates Of tn"
Christian Endcavor societies of the r!v-
crtrout is to be held Sunday, February
md at the Christian church here. Rev.
aTingard. the new pastor Of the Martins
Ferry Presbyterian church Is TO speak.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-21
NEFF MAN KILLED

Edward willis. 81 years Of asc, a
coal miner nf Nctts was struck by
cas; -hound Chicago train No.
46 ut Neffs yesterday afternoon and
instantly killed Coroner Wyatt. fol-
lowing his invest sltion Of the case.
rendered verdict IF accidental
death"
As Willis was walking eastward along
the track hc was watching an engine
on 4 siding and failed to hear the rapid
approach Of the fast passenger tram.
He WAS hurled between tn" two tracks
when struck. but his body was NOT
manEl"d.
II leaves a widow and several chII-
drcn. Arrangements Tar tho funoral had
not boon made last night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-21
DRUNK In CHURCH

George Jefferson was before Mayor
r'htrlrs Culbrrtson, of B"l!alrc, ycStcr-
day. charged with being drunk and IN
tcrf"r.nr with and disturbing religious
services nj tho Holiness church. AT the
corner OF Tw"nty-Ilfth and Union
streets. Police say they found him dead
drunk upon the floor when they we're
called To the place Of worship. where
Il service was under way. Mayor Gull
bcrlson fined him SOS and costs. ana
in lieu nf the fine he was taken To the
county Jail at st. Clalrsrillc fctH
Shepherd. arrested by Chief of Police
Mahonc. and George Conncrs on
charg" Of being drunk ana resisting ar
rcat. was fined SIS and costs by Mayor
Culb"rtsnn. and hc. too. was taken 10
tho county Jail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-21
WILL WITHDRAW TROOPS.

BRUSSELS. Jan. 20.--In order - Ia
ciliIatc tn" revictualirG and r"''nStruc-
ton Of Belgium. which has been nam
p.rcd by tho exclusive use Of IN" raIt-
ways for military purposes. MARSHAL
Foch. nj tho request Of tho Belgian gov
crnmrn,. has decided 70 withdraw me
British and American forces now IN
Belgium and employ them elsewhere.
Tho food minister has loft FOR Faris 10
make arrangements for further measures
10 relieve the food situation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-21
Court Entries.

Jesse b. Bethel ct al. aoInli'sN 60
We John Mccall ct nl. Private sa'c
ordered. c,.,,o,
John r. Sherman VS.. Belmont Caskct
Manufacturing Co.: money. DISMISSED
for want Of prosecution at costs oil &C.
PENDANT.
George Rolls VS.. Hulda Garner ct a.:
nar;ition. Report Of commissioners
confirmed: sale ordered on premises FOR
cash. A.
yorcc. Dismissed AT costs OF PiaihtIll.
W Shafcr vs. State OF ONO; error
Judgment reversed: plaintiff in error
released mt costs Of defendant in error.
sam Zumpano We. State OF Onio; eI
ror, Judgment reversed: plaintiff ~
error released at costs OF Defendant III
error.
The state OF Ohio vs. Henderson
Hunt: operating automobile while IN
,oxicatcd. Defendant waived formal
arraiSnmcnt end entered plea OF not
guilty; bond fixed at 5000.
Tho State OF Ohio vs.. NICK A'ndry.
Motion Of defendant for new trial WIN
drawn: defendant sentenced to OHIO
pcnitcntiary for life and to pay costs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-21
Memb crslup Campaign Started.

The membership committee Wh'cL.
was appointed at the last meeting OF
the local board Of trade has not been
letting the grass grow under its feet
according to reports. but has been bus.
liz engaged in getting applications Oh
local people for memberships. 1t is
planned to increase tho membership a
couple Of hundred. and it can b" BOOST
I'd beyond that number OF the cltlzehs
will cooperate in tho affair TO the OK
tcrt of becoming members or inc or
sanzation. The present oficrs .RreaL
opportunities for great amount OIL
good which can BIZ accomplished BY inc
board OF trade if it has the proper sup
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-21
nTufler Enters Face.

Adrian A. Mndcr, justice of the peace.
Yesterday announced himself as can
didaic for the Republican nomination Tor
mayor OF Bcllai:r nj the primary next
August. Tic was Ec third Republican,
candidate 10 enter tn" raCc--thc other
two being Daniel Archibald. present "i'y
treasurer and Charles 6. tuiHcr;s0n.
present mayor J. Is. QTooic. Second
war councilman was non-comm:ttal on
tho matter yesterday. bat it is under
stood he will be Il candidate on the Den
pc RI ic ticket.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-21
WELLSBURG


s. G. Underwood. county superntcnd-
ont OF schools. has returned from the
cnns.rrrc. OF county and district sly
perintcndents held at Charleston, W:
IA. Superintendent Underwood stated
that rauci interest was manifested n
,I!n different school problems. Supcr:n-
t"nGcnt Shawk"T presided and discuss
cd tho new schnr! Gods and otI"-
phases os school work. Supt Ind r
wood appeals 20 II" people to lot th".r
friends in the legislature know VIII"
;hey stand and rHar rilry prominent
legislators a-" champions Cor The II "
hill
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-21
LAND CONGRESS FORMED.

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. Ian. 1h.--
Tho land settlement congress for SOL
tlrrs. sailors and marines arc H"-rnn-
ncnily organized h"r" today. Mt tho con-
Guiding meeting of reclamation experts
from seven Western stat"s. TIL" pr!n-
cipal objects % !hr congress is To bring
about reclamation nf millions OF acres
Of land in tho United States for Tho hcn-
oft nF discharged soldiers. sailors and
marinhs, particular stress being. i,laccd
upon tho plan far reclamation or ap-
prnxinatcIy S.nOn .nnn acres of land stu
a;ed in tho Colorado river draInh e"
basin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-21
GAINESVILLE


Mrs. Adolrh BWrhhart passed away sun
day noon At til" home. tw" ana nall
miles south Of Town. Mrs. Rurkhtrt had
been in III" best Of health when MI.
Turkhari loft the house. and on his re-
lurr. found no. dead. She was 81 %"arS
Of sc and besides her husband Sh" IS
survived by TWO daughters. MISS Mary
Eurkhart Of Ozark. and Mrs. Grant
Scott, OF Wondsficld. She is also sur
vivrd by one brother. John Arnold. IN"
remains vii hc taken 10 Ozark This morn
ing whore funeral services will be- held
WcGnr s6ay morning NJ ton O'Clock ana
Iu,"rmcrt VIII be mad" ~ Ozark.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-21
For Skin Tortures

Don't worry about eczema or other
skin troubles. You can have clear.
healthy skin by using Zemo, obtained
at any drug store for 35c, or extra large
bottle at Sl.00.
Zemo generally removes pimples,
blackheads, blotches, eczema and ring
worm and makes the skin clear and
healthy. ZeEo is clean. penetrating,
antiseptic liquid. neither sticky nor
greasy and stains nothing. 1t is easily
applied and costs mere tride for each
application. 1t is always dependable.
The z. ". Rose Co., Cleveland, O.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-21
r,r. DID Littl, Damage.

Tho fire in the aulcs-ooms OF the Cap
ital Auto company on Belmont street
between and o'clock yesterday morn
ing. did damage 10 the building I" the
extent Of about 500. it is estimated.
F'iremen. who responded following Ia"
sounding of tho alarm. broke int" ihr
place and saved two Maxwell autos from
being damaged by tho fire. Ray Thomas
e the manager Of the concern.