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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05
AFTER LENGTHY ILLNESS ONE OF
WHEELING RENOWNED
CITIZENS PASSES e.
TO REST.
WAS PROMINENTLY IDENTIFIED
WITH GLASS INDUSTRY FROM
THE OF HIS LEGAL
MAJORITY
INTRODUCED MANY ORIGINAL
METHODS AND DEVICES TO
PERFECT IND CSTEy TO
WHICH EE DEVOTED
HIS LIFE.

", rT--. >.c-. .,y-,,,s; orc OF rnH
,. ...:,,,. oru h;;slc.ss
c'>S ,.. ....,..
'ncn died ~ ms '.''''''' ''''
s.rcc;, a: ,h.In :@%; N.St't. ~ Mourn
wood WAS 90 -: TN r. ">"S; 2''NS
manufacturers n -" ""T'3 nay II :
spent p7ic''':LtE ~ "-'' ~
business. H. Wa 7r't'%'n, 90 :!''
Eorthwood '''T%N ''";;!ia:'t, Cd! Jus 60
and was affiliate" ~ -';',''''' N'f' :
with otH',r CONCERNS ~ '''.> - 49,:
Mr. E"c'n"""'' '''' .''.' 80
pain lake as N,'''"'' .., ",,,,t
MS ~o?N'h~ H'''N 80 49,. hcd
larry m ne VIE ~. r,,tosy
ne Pm TO, -. i,,r,,rs and
"F"pNE' ,.-.,.:.,.,.., -ro,,ua!ty
"tEt,' IT,, .,,f ,..,,,., . ro.Iu sur
s''.Htt1 ~. -, s,r,i,,-
- >--.,r.,l va. 80 scion Of tho
-. - rr-,.s., s,n..,s 10 narnc
SS-sL.,-no,4 ,,,.,,,.. rnn.- been identified,
-, So ,,,r,te =, S,af;a-,;,.hi-r. Eng
,.n5 70 was hnra at Wuris;.y. .hat
,o,,+-- on T,,r.> - $50 bling Tho 50:
- Iob,, an, Elizabeth Ulr!~g:;-Sl Nrr: Il
~ >,!oa hn., ~ ,chn-,, wor,> l;k.w-is.> born
:. S.~ordsn,-,, His father yas active
,'t -;.s -. -, .,-,cr,,,,I T,anu;ac-
t,,-,-,c~ ~ sl,ss. being an artist n the
,-,,,,,,fa,-t1,ra OF cameo glass. and pro-
$50 So vesrs NJ close application.
,hn NJ, St.ro;cces KNOW, rs The Bjr-
-,,;,>c-,,., Vase. --,rF>., Dennis TaSr'' and
,rro ., cy;,-- coov u the famous "Porc-
,l'So a. -. ,r.I.;,,c-cd - H., tn. s-ren.-
49, works 81 art n glass produced since
- cn,,o, ,r,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05
FATAL ACCIDENT

C'HAELESTuE. w. Va. Fob. i.-Qnc
fafFrl arrid.nl reported to-day to the
wnrkmcn.S compensation was that OF
Harry &. Brown. of f.nEl". quarry Fore
man. for tn" Southern Limestone Com
pany. who WIS instantly Killed by
nrr,naturr dynanlit" "Xp!rSiun. He was
Is years old, married All! leaves five
children
COMPENSATION for injuries was allow
ii BY tiIc commission to-day To Two
,..sGu,. They arr Charles Brown. ~
E!.@l". $40 for medical attention anu
SG-g 4 week Lur 40 weeks In TIC en-
nInv.r; tho Southern Lim"ston" Conn
many. ne lost the vision "f his left rye
hy tho explosion Of dynamite caps III. mis-
hands liz is 10 years old.
George Coleman. Of Logan. employed
hy the Aracona Coal Company, sH5i "Tcd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05
Mrs. linda E. irwin.

Tho remains oc Mrs Linda L. Irwin.
formc- residcn; of this city. who died
Monday at IN" HON" Of her daughter.
Mrs. l.. J. C;winn. ~ Pittsburgh. arrived
hrrs last evening and w'"r" taken tn The
HON" ut her daughter. Mrs. Albert =.
Powell. n E""ch Clean. from wk"r" The
!uHrCa! will No hold. Arrangements for
IN" funeral TT" as yet Incomplete.
Mrs. irwin resided IN Wheeling for
for many years and had n host &C
friends and acQuanttnc"% IN this ri"tn-
itT by ~hom hcr death will he "iNr"rcly
regretted. Shc was born in Fort IN
lent. Ohio, n 1872 and was m" daTgh-
ter of tho lat" William K and rhocb"
Robertson. She Is survived ~ four
daughters. Nh. l.. 7. f;wiun. q! Pitts
bur~h: Mrs. n. II. Turns. of -. Louis.
No: Mrs Albert Powell and Miss VIM
fred Q. Irwin. OF T""ch Glen. also on,
brother. IL II Robert sou. OF ClarlisvIllc.
Ohio
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05
FOR BRAIN FAC
TAKE A BURT0NE:
instead Of Taking Drink, Hard Or SOFT
To Refresh That Weary Brain
TAKE Burtone.
KEEP AT THE OFFICE.

i. When things begin spinning around
like Il tor. When the head throbs or
aches with ovcrwork and worry. When
even the stomach seems upset and you
can't sleep nights When on the way
homo nights you feel all In. just swat
low n Rurtone Tablet. They come
packed in tubes. CSC. In fact they arc
50 good the druggist will refund double
what a tube costs you If you don't say
they did the work better than anything
YOU ever took in your life Sec SuaraiI-
Tee on box Get tube OF Burtone tab
lets. csc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05
r.y,ncra, OF Mrs. Roberts Thursday.

Funeral .CrvIcca for Mrs. Roberts.
wifi Of Henry Robe rtS. who dird 1t III"
Martins Fcur>- hospital Monday "v"nns;
Of injuries received in IN autnm"h'!"
accident m that city last Thursday. will
h" held in INC family residence ut 81
Market street Thursday afternoon at
o'cluck. REV. Clarence Z. Allen. pastor
al the Fourth street M. r. church. VII
oHlcia.c Intcr7ucut VIII no made IN
Greenwood crrrctcry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05
Another Victim Of
Columbus Crime Wave

COLUMBUS. O., Feb. 4-(Special.)-
The body Of 4 woman found murdered
along the pcnitcntiary walls last night
WAS identified tonight rs that OF Nellie
Jones" wife or Godfrey Jones.
Columbus is experiencing c-'mc
wave in which dozens Of persons eave
bccn held up and robbed. even won.en
being bound and robbed in their homes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05

tn" funeral Of William =. Gibson
who died Monday night At his homo ii
West Alexander, III. will TAX" place
TINS afternoon nj TWO o'clock from his
late residence. Rev. Henry \. Eiddl"
pastor nr th~ Presbyterian church. OF
West Alexander. viii 'ofCic!at". Inter
mont will bc made In tho West .Aexan-
der cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05
w4eEnl Funeral Thursday.

Thursday afternoon n two O'clock
from tho family residence. i2S South
broadway. viii take place tho funeral of
David Frederick WicCnl. son of W'illiam
c.. and Margaret WicEal, who di"d last
Monday evening following an illness Of
several months. Friends Of tho family
arc invited to attend tho services.
Tho deceased was IN hrs 18Th year and
was Il member OF tho Junior class OF
tic Wheeling high school.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05
Pun sral Of Mrs. Bradbury.

y: ~. family HON" on GrandVi'w
sire, his afternoon Z; ~" O'clock Ia
4rr:, services Will n" held for Mrs.
Emma Sn":trni1n bradbury. ":f" 81 WILL
la" !. bradbury. who's" death occurred
Monday morning. E"v. +. &. Howard.
pas.o7 Of IL" EnCi;.h Lutheran church.
Will o:rfciat". Tn;c-n"Gt VIII hc mad
-. Mount Wood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05
Excerpt from Fridays Congressional

Excerpt from Fridays Congressional
Record:
Mr.. Sutherland: present the cr"d"n-
tails Of Hon. Davis Elk!ns,. chosen -
the -clcct"rS of West Virginia, "A senator
to represent that state tho term OF SIX
years. beginning an tn" fourth day OF
March, 19l9. which / ask I" hay" read
and placed on IN" files Of the senate.
Tho credentials wcr, read and ordcrHI
10 be placed on Nh" file. rs follows:
TIL" State Of West Virginia.
To all to whom these presents snail
come:
This is 20 certify that on the NTH
dav Of November. 19lS. Davis EiklnS ~
the county Of MnN"nGalia was dui!
chosen from SAID state 10 represent Sa'"
state in Tho s.nai" Of the United states
for the ,crn Of SIN years. beginning OH
fourth day Of March. 1919.
C;iy"n mnd"r my hand and Inc Sr'a
seal Of the said stat" oil West Virginia
this scvcnth day If January. 1919.
JOHN J. COl!NWELl'
Governor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05
FOE PROHIBITION.

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. FEB. A. sem
a,c committee today reported a rcsolu-
ton providing for ratification of the
federal prohibition amendment with
Recommendation for passage: 1t was
placed on the calendar for Friday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05
WASHINGTON
West Virginia News - Notes
and Gossip at the Nations
Capital.

WASITEGTON ~ G.. Feb. H.
.J-r.i.a! S;a:r< Senator rhl!andcr I.
k,,y e. I.,rnSyIv,,uil. VIII he 4 Wis
Tor -, Charleston. w Va. next Sun
Iay >, :-;:..:, .f he West Virginia lC=l&-
lq,,;r.. THAT hriy that day Is L" hold
, = memorial meeting fur III" late Col.
Roosevelt. and senator Knox is IL do
l.,"- IN" address. fh.' engagement
,,.,h MN W.. ,,.,d.. tar the JOINT l"=:s-
J.. ..,. ,...;,p,,..... IN charge Of tho pro-
rr.r,, IL. S,..,-.,nr iI,war.! Sutherland.
80 r,o l.; better :.itrd :" do the
subject Of ,l.c great president full JUS
-, ihuu Senator Kn"N. II" Mas .n"'
only = pcr.;nnal M innt" of l;""S"N"l'
but Il" vas ;,;t"rn'y general IN ms ran'-
|n't Not only thai. hni SENATOR N.Y.
:. q" experienced. ah'" ana "'''H NJ" ~
ruhlic, speaker. $tlll another i'aH'
which WI! not II" "N'fI'""'" i;
who will HAY" ih'' rh:' rrNli"SH ~
listening :" HIM n"At SUh"'H' INC w
: that h" IS dl%tiu''N 4 Yer! S'''',H
presidential possibility Lac. ','i"'
l'"Hn no'nin"" n"N' \'*" - JuS'
l:h"ty - b" senator N'''A "S ga: ''''
else
Ia this connection. = - 'h''''S''!'N
! &" h"'f inc l'r' ''t'' w,,,,.; c,n-
! ptr&rE"I% snort ''"''' .H'''"e''"'
~ u,,.I.,. .b-,,, ,r,StdrD,jul pn%$i-
next H"Hu'E, 'nr"'' ~, ,,.,lI
;';,., Vs.. I,;-.;,,i, and drli.-
nav E','S Snmntor Harding;
, err" H''''' 81 ,,,n.s .nc,,,hcs at
W INV ,,.i,,,i;,c ,,,5 Senator
n. ~ .H'' 80 ,"d,a,,, yeas, hoard by large
,,,,;oo, =, ri.,,cv rarkrrshurc and
! It.;
How M. a,vcrnmcnt acquired for
- ,,,,-noro ,i,r. 4 40 acres of un-
,,I ;,t -, =, ,ycrarc. cost Of
~ ,crs md 1G,7G6.%oo square feet
80 ,,,a..n1 ,>roncrty n an average cost
- nhnr, - c.,ts square ron;. is u
-. No'u - ,,frir,oI hullr;jp is
nj 49, ,a,-n-,y purchased is located
-, ,,,.or.,.-nnc stoics and in fifty scna-
. !" .'. ,a eos. IN m. az
''''. 80 oon. loss than the
r't5 ,.,iHo,,on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05

Funeral services FOR August F. Nay.
who died last SUNDAY n n" Johns Hep
pans hospital. Eallir"or". wilt h" held
this hitrrncon ~ ;wo 0'"i"Ck ut tn"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05

amputation OF left leg when he fell be-
: Iwcen two coal ears. He gets 81 a "ccH
for los weeks. He is is years olo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05

On next March Is cntranc" c%a'n'r'
Rcrd rrcriycd a cahIcGram from London
signed "rcrShinS. reporting thht ,"'
poraI John T.. Kraft. a former resident
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05

II may b" OF interest ~ Wet Virginia
"a learn lu;:i N" Civil %"rNic" "";n'nlS-
SION to-day Hnuuunc"i that several al
The Hovcrnm"u: bureaus IN Washington
are IN need rf clerks. :.t"l"'ErhphrrS al ii
tEpistS for temporary appointment. FER
sons who have passed Il clerical exam
nation of any KIND under IN" civil scr
Vic" within 'hr"c years Will b" eligible
for tins work. and should apply /" the
crrtiiiraiion clerk uf IN. commission.
whose address is I7"i J. street. tins
city. Siruo= rnr!i"rs are always in d.
inlnd here They may take tn" tests any
day that they apply, and any c;'paol"
strnuGraph"r Will find no difficult N
passing It. being accepted NJ once ard
assigned. They receive 500 mouth
To start with.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05

family residence at Woodlav0. E"N.
Claude Porter Terry. pastor Of the fiTE'
Presbyterian church. this city. Will "lii-
oiatr Int"rncnt Will be made IN Gr'"n-
wood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05

Tho department announces thai II VIII
rrohibi. and rcGulatr in tho AREA quar-
,n+ircd thr movement from that area
~ all sp~ries and varieties Of harh"rry
.,d Nlhonit slSccnt HE 70 black si"m
rrs; Notice IS also given hat u n'Ihii"
bcor,rr will be held AZ n" rooms "i ~"
federal horticultural board. IN 'hiS CITY.
~ 10 a. n. February II. in order that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05

Ju:' as soon ~ you "A; u tablet ri
Pap DInI"rs,n Eli III" tHSp' ;'Sia. IN
digest uu aud stomach DISTRESS ends
TNrs,. pleasant. harmless tablets at
I,a,.r's IJ,.:.,r=t, always MIX" sick, IN
ST srou,arr- i,,I tine ut "n'c and hey
cot -, ll,l. AT G"u; stores.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05

T.. 4. Russell and r. II. Reynolds. both
'"f kry~"r. tho for:n"r III" general man
ac"r .uf tn" Twin Maintain & Potomac
railroad. HAY, h"ru III the city for soy
"ral days 81 business viii The director
Oi railroads..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05

In thu latest list Of prisoners released
from German prison camps appears the
names. Of two West NirgiuIanS: Vivian
Wilkinson. private. whose mother. Mrs.
Flora Wilkinson, resides III Sandyrilln.
II. Va. is reported safe IN territory n"w
occupied hy the allies: Henderson Mi!-
l"r son Of George 9 Miller Of Foster
W. Va. IS r"rnrt"d released from Camp
Uwickml and To have arrived i'll LcIlh,
Scotland.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05

Tho no$;oF!jcc department announces
u. vacancy ~ Ia" p"$' maS'"rShIT nj 'irt-
ham. Mason county. aId that cp"l-
p"titivc examination will be held at Il
date y."t 70 be set - nj Il.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05

Rricc rnE"tt. prIvai" secretary &"
Director General Ot Railroads Well."r i.
Hines. has been promoted Ia the posi-
l.tion OF assistant Ia III" director general
making; The second position Of this kind
newly rIr.a;"h, tn" other h"InE held. Ger
IN" present. by Oscar \. Price. for
m"rly Of Hondcv"rt". W. Va. II is E"n-
| orally understood in oC:triHl circlrs that
Mr.. rric" will eventually resign his pp-
Sit!on and hcCnln" HSSnc!atrd with for
'u"r Secretary ". .. M"A,!oc in private
business III New York civ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05
INDIGESTION, Gas
UP5E 7 O|NACH
HURRY! JUST EAT ONE TABLET OF
PAPE'S DIAPEPSIN FOR INSTANT
RELIEF.

=: - waiting. When meals DENT ~ ANA
yea h"l'h ;:.tsf. ACIDS m! GHdiE''$i"d li""i
WAclr YOU tel Indigestion PAIN. iuiiipS ~
distress III stomach. h.Hr' hIru or head
;tchl! lI"-c IS instant rcl!"i.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05

49, r"rscn Interested IN III" quarantine
is.ny pa h"nrd either ~ person or hy at
barney.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05

Motto" has been r''N"IN"i h. Senator
Sutherland a; tn" award "f Il PENSION at
tn" :TLtc Of So = month from Jun" -.
l"lS. to Mrs. Mary Y. Nicholson ut Rich
ardSun, ". Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-27
COUNCIL HAS BIC FIELD FROM
WHICH To MAKE ITS SELECTIONS

gta. was added. Prom tho interstate
commerce. committee. Senators Core
Oklahoma and Pittman. retired ana sen
ator Stanley. Kentucky. was CHOSEN 10
membership. r,1.
Senators Wolcott. Delaware. and Flct-
cher, Florida retired from the judiciary
committee and Senators Reed. Missouri.
and Smith, Georgia, gave up th"lr places
on the military affairs committee.
Senator RanSdcll. Louisiana ,rrur'u
from the naval committee and Senator
Shields. Tennessee, from the commerce
committee.
From the agriculture committee sen
ators Sheppard. Texas. and Chamocrlaln
retired, and Senator Harrison. MiSSlS-
sippi, obtained membership; senator
heed gave up his membership on INC
banking committee and Senator Walsh
Massachusetts. was chosen new mem
Der, senator Gerry. Rhode Island. re-
tired from the privileges and elections
committed ~.
or the new Democratic senator's. the
following important committee assign
ments were made:
Dial South Carolina, postoftlce Gnnan
relations and national banks; Harrls;
Georgia. appropriations. Immigration ana
public health: Harrison. MISSISSIPPI. az
riculture rules and immigration; stan
lev. Kentucky. interstate commerce, Iar-
ttfc rail roads and expenditures IN inc uS-
partment of commerce, and alSh'
Massachusetts. poStnnice. banking. man
ufactures and Canadian relations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-27
vii! Control Movement
Of Mammoth Harvest

WASHINGTON. May @6-Fcr1nits for
the shipmcnt of grain from interior mar
kets will be used by the railroad admin
ISL ration this year to control tho move
mont of the mammoth harvest, which IS
Just beginning.
Problems involved in the tranSportA-
tion of 100000, 600 bushels "f wheat.
the Weld estimated by tn" department 81
Agriculture, have been under "unSld"ra-
ton for weeks by Director Hines.
It was apparent that unless SOM"
method Of restriction was devised con-
restion which might paralyzc tn" M
TONS transportation facilities WAS pos
sihlc when the farmers. eager 1" mar
kct their wheat as quickly as possible
under the standard price Guarant"" h",
gan TO pour the crop int" the arteries 81
trade After consultation with leading
grain mon in the, west and 0ffIrrhlS of
the food ADMINISTRATORS grain ""rn"r-
alton. the director general d"'li'! nat
n permit system similar to hat III 'n""t
during the freight congestion of last
year would be the best solution -! tn"
problem.
Machinery Cor tho operation az m"
system now is being worked GU ~ 'ho
railroad administration. Gram control
committees will bc constituted al "a'N
market and perhaps Shipping zones g.
tabliShcd, # that is found necessary.
Although tho harvest ALREADY has start
ed on the southern "dF" 1T IL" wheat
belt. the system Will not h' needed "r
put into use until thr"shiEG begins lat"
next month in III" mlddi" west.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-27
$500 MEN OF The
18TH DIVISION ARE
LANDED AT new YORK

NEW YORK. May :s.-More than
$500 drafted troops OF Pennsylvania
units comprising part OF the 18th divi-
SION. arrived here today from st. Nazalre
ON the steamship Princess Ma'"Esl-
which brought also 81 sick and wounded
men. a few casuals and the 3l5th bakery
company, STA troops in all.
The 18th units were 154th field atil-
lerv brigade headquarters; five officers
including Brigsdicr General Andrew
Hero. IT, commanding this brigade. and
"a men: the S14th infantry's field and
staff. its twelve letter companies and
other dctacrrmcrts, So officers and 2.6iS
men; the 10th machine gun battallons
companies A and r. and headquarters
and sanitary detachmrnts. officers and
400 men. and the 304th field signal bat
talIon's companies 4, + and G, and head
quarters and supply and medical d"tach-
nents, 8 Officers and 45l men These
PcnnsylvanianS are assigned to Camps
Dix, Meade, Upton. Dcvens. dodge. Sh"r-
man, Taylor, Grant, Travis Funston and
Lee and Fort D. A. Russell.
La Tourainc. from Havr". brought 46H
troops, comprising the @06th. 69th. '?th
and filth motor transport companies
complete and casuals discharged or on
furlnugh.
(Annong the men OF the 10th arc many
West Nirgtnians.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-27
The Wonderful Call
When Baby Comes
L;ke tho Blast of Heavenly Trumpet
When Call Of Motherhood Is Felt.

OF all tho vital times In = woman 5
lif" n" coming Of baby ~ traught VIII
the greatest meaning care should pc
exercised L. insure That the Crisis is
PASSED ~ safety. =
A1prrh,nsI"r = avoided by Ia" timely
u.s. Of Mothers Friend. preparation OF
Penetrating; oils AMI m"dl"nhI mHr"di-
,ui>. which renders IN" muscles. c"ruS'
l,mduuS aud ligHm"ntS pliahl". ana thus
tension iS avoided. tn usual nervous
r,.SS nausea. hrnrluE down and Str"tCh-
ing rfIIns ar" Tuuuirrartrd ana In" per
iod IS one Of calm r"pO$r.
The broad flat ahd"rnal muscles re-
lax with ..aS" and when baby comes the
'Irno Mt the crisis - less ana pain ana
danger ~ avoided.
Th"uSauds Of women for half cen
tvrrl have. used Tins lie n"trhtinE external
application. prepared especially for "N-
p"rianr mothers. and every woman
awaiting the crisis should give nature Il
helping hand.
Write the Bradficld Regulator Com
pany. Dept. f.. Lamar building. Atlanta.
Georgia. for their Motherhood BOOK. or
great value To all women. and obtain
bottle of Mothers Friend from the drug
gist and begin its application regularly
night and morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-27
LIST OF APPLICANTS FOR CITY JOBS
SMELLS AS THE HOUR FOR SAA-
KING PLUM TREE NEARS.
Newly Elected City Council Meets For
/ First Time This Evening. some APP
pointments May be Postponed

Tho now city council will meet TO-
night to be sworn in ard Will possibly
discuss some Of tho affairs which VIII
come up for their consideration bcf"r"
getting down to actual work Of the
city's business.
The first thing on tho program VIII
be the selection Of mayor hut this may
bc passed over as the c"unr'Iman!c
body has ten days according "a the new
city charter in which 10 chose one al
their number as the titIlar head Of the
city.
In all probability this honor VIII &"
IN Thomas +. Thoner, reelected council
man-at-largc, who should fall heir T."
that dignifled position by reason of MS
position Mr.. Thoncr's selection LOT
that place in the outgoing admlnistra-
ton would have met with public an-
proval but the Big Five" took IN" hlt
in their teeth. ran away and Chos" ono
Of their members for mayor Will" the
public had an idea which was general
] all over the city that the councilman
= at-large should act as mayor.
| All other appointments can be made
within any reasonable time that coun-
! 81 secs fit as there So no tenure OF
office attached ard through courtesy
+ the present lnCumhcnts can serve until
! the first of July. the beginning OF the
| fiscal year
Some Of the councilmen arc in favor
! of filing the office OF city manager I'M
mcdiatcly so the appointcc can got 20
work and dispose OF the acCumulat"d
business which has piled up sine" the
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Rorah's sstatement

" We have not row P~" ''r''" -,
had any intention Of leaving the control
of the ScuaIc III rhc lHt!u~ - -. -,
sition" said Senator Boran; We NY Oh
some of our colleagues on an lnPoItanl
public question and desire TO consistent
Is urge our views. 1t is In no sense
personal fight" o-,,x,o ana
of the Progressive group. opposed tne
selection of Senator Penrose IN To-Day
conference but his motion TO SuppIahS
the Pennsylvania senator was deteateo
a. to S. Voting with Mr.. Johnson IN
support Of the motion were: Senators
Cummins. Iowa: Kellogg. Minnesota
Mccormick. Illinois, and McNary' Ore-
eHThe Republican coumittee assign
noents as approved show that the senior
nv rule was followed without deviation.
although many new SG SENIORS "eFe
committcc organization will reach the
eenate floor next Wednesday, when inc
Republican leaders. "a result OF lnr1oE
rows public conference hope 10 present
un''eo i Democrat Selections.
Reduction OF Democratic committee
representation. approved at a conference
iotc today of minority senators involved
retirement OF prominent Democrats from
r,any important committees. AS the SEN
iority rule was followed in rcducLnG the
committee representation al! hold over
Democrats OF SENIOR Sei WV 4 ~
The Democratic members OF the for
eign relations committee selected were;
Hitchcock. Nebraska. former chair
man: Williams. Mississippi: swanson
Wirpinia. PomcrcRc. Ohio: Smith, Ariz-
onn: Pittman Nevada. and Shields; Ten
ncssee. Retiring members were: Thorn
as, Colorado and Robinson. Arkansas.
On the finance committee, all Demo
cratic hold-overs remain. except Senator
Robinson. From the appropriations
COMMITTEES Senator Chamberlain, Of Ore
gon, retired and Senator Harris, or Geor'
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MAJOR MCCAIN Will
Be Chief MARSHAL

The parade committee on til" home
coming celebration for IN" 81 ith t1cId
Artillery met last evening; IN n" THANH
Der Of Commerce" rooms. Th' COMMIT
tee selected Major ". \. Mc'lain for
chief marshal and he will meet with tn"
committee Wednesday evening" and
name his aides. The parade committee"
will meet at 1880 o'clock Wednesday
evening in the Second Branch council
chamber. This meeting IS an important
one and the presence of all members IS
urged. 4
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