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New-York tribune., 1919-01-20

EcsrHES. WILLIAM c.~~iS ptrsf,.
ste~ of - ofdTr Of Hensrabie JGnn q
f.sha'sn. fJrfegats - the County Of Sew
York, aort"E = is@feog gise. 10 all per.
ssns ss f1y!ns flsios asa'ast WILLIAM 6.
Yorky defessef. 70 present The cams sitH6
%coehefs Thereof 10 the s9nserst,sr ut its
pta<e OF tfSnsacttHE business. NO ~ 5yill-
5ssD efreft IN the Gity cf *ee YORK. on or
before the i4fh csJ ~ June most
psfed. $ew Yprk. f5ecstnbsr ara fefs
IbE fAE8Efsg LoA = AND THGBT
COMPANY tssecuto,
CKLLER, HoIgTos 4 HogXS, Aiios-
rsys ,y 1es E1sf4tor. ~z Exchange Place.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-20
" Gather Report

WASHINGTON. Jan. 'e-The remarkable feat
nre Of the weather map Of SUNDAY nisht is the alb
all parts of the country. the temperature being ~
70 80 degrees or more above the roral over The
normal thIoughou Che great Central valleys and the
and heavy rains in the Pacific states, except south
Ear weather prevailed elsswherc
, a"s 81, r,ISqs is re aivey high to the Of
sl.,cs and the rec.hc states
spri River ''' '''''''
The temperature viii rise Mondav in ihc recio,
the North Atlantic states Tucs,iey. Warm weather
VI" n3s a'ya as as sss'a i'SqsSsq g" h Fsd s
@ osCf ~ me eastern haf ~ tho country during the next
:, Spc'ial vieinlN. FoTaoa.ts Easiern New York
Eastern pennsyyan a. New Jersey and New Eng
Wcsrn ar Kew "sS qS Sn a 1ssaqy s mg iensstue
t!ny Tuesday fair
Local Official Record
pn,, The following CLOWNS Official record from the Weather
four four hours In comparison with the corresponding
a. MI l"ls; ss 1919 81 ~ l'ls 1919;
e.: g.. !: !: "a; 5: st.: $: !: i !! !.
Highest temperature Yesterday 45 (at > D m > :
invest 80 tal 1900 a.. m.) average, 40: average
same date last year. IS average same date fer SO
Years. 80.
Humidity
a m.,,...5a p m.....,53 y. m...... 64
Barometer Reading
4. m.29 So D. m 2os7 30 Oa
Local forecast
Ear to-day and Tuesday, moderate northwest
winds. becoming gentle ab.t
New-York tribune., 1919-01-20

ACscHENHEiM. WILLIAM IN pf,p
snsnee Of ar order OF Honorable John r
Una an. SurroEate OF the Count Of
persons having claims against William g
xtuscne nenisirn late Of the County of New
Voucher thereof 10 the subscribors
fnelF place or irsrfact.ng business, as ex
.cut ors Room i+ls No. SO Liberty Street.
~, =. nc ,'y o, New York. on o- before the
Dated. New YorA, the l.th day of NO.
f.%-iA =" TADLEY.
s;s.DEEIrk A. IUscHENHEIM.
" lillian +. DIXON
5ABisb HOLMES. Attorney for Eyseu.
tors ~ Liberty Street, Borough Of
Manhattan. Ci,y o. New York X Y
New-York tribune., 1919-01-20
SURROGATES' NOTICES

Nan ,.ANDEN, MARIA JANE.--1N PUR.
Coha.an, Surrogate of the County CT New
York, NOTICE is hereby gwen TO all per
scTS having claims against Maria Jane Van
ander. late of the County OF New York
deceased, to present the same with vouch-
crs thereof to the subscriber, at its place OF
,ransactins business, 10. III Montague
Street. in the Borough of Brooklyn, in the
Cioy of New York, or before the Isl day
OF June next
rated. Ncw York, the 2lst dag of NO.
Stfuber, l9lA.
BROOKLYN TRUST COMPANY.
REYNOLDS. RICHARDS & MoCUTcH-
EOS. Attorneys for Executor eS Will
lam Street, New York CITY.
ISIlAM. JOANNA An PURSUANCE
Of order Of Honorable John p Co.
a,~u a Surrogate of the County of New
.r.., NOTICE IL hereby given to 2 ii per.
apils wing claims against JOANNA A.
,SHAM, late OF the County OF Sew York
deceased, to present the same with vouoh-
thereof to the subscriber, at his place
of iransacting business. No III Fifth Ave
Manhattan Borough. in the City OF New
York. on before the 10 day Of June
nest.
Dated. New York. the .lst day OF No.
vember. l9lS
HENRY DE FOREST wErKEs.
vEEkEs BROTHERS. A,torneSs FOR
Executor, 81 William St, Manhattan
Borough. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-20

EDWARDS, MARIA in PURSUANCE
Of an order ot Honorable john p. CO.
Eaiar. = Surrogate II tire County Of NV
York, NOTICE is hereby given to ali nsr
tons hs'ins claims against Maria j Ed
Na'us' iAte OF the County of New York
deceased 20 present tho same with vouch'
srs thereof 20 the subscriber at her pace @,
tIansaetins business. at the office OF sage &
schooh!naker, NO l56 Broadway Manha1;sr
In the CITY Of New York on or befors H.,
zist Gay OF March next ~
DATED, Ns,. 4ofh, thc 7la day of Sep.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-20
65 Wall Street,
New York City.

N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
honorable John p. Coha.an "a Sur. orate
OF the County Of New York. NOTICE i.
hercoy given to all persons having claims
against Lucy EldredKe Lee. ia,e Of tho
County OF New York, deceased. to present
suoscrhers, at cir place OF transactlnc
business. at III" Alice Of Satterlee, Caufleid
&; Stone, their attorneys. at No 40 Wall
St. In the Borough OF Manhattan In tile
City OF New York. State OF New York. on
or before the 1st day OF April, 1919 next
Dated New York, the l4th day or Sep
teiuber, 1918.
HERBERT l.. SATTERIEt
BANK EKs TRUST COMPANY.
sATTE"LEE. CANFIEID & STONE. A..
torneys for Executors. Once aud j.. O
address. 40 Wall Street Bnruugn cf
M"nhattan. New York city.
HAwEs, JAMES Mn PURSUANCE OF
an order OF Honorable .Ionn = Coha;an n
q Surrogate OF ;iic County Of New York
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
having claims against James W. Huwc.
late Of the County OF New York deceased
10 the subscribers arsthc place Of business
OF the Lawyers Title and Trust Company
No 100 Broadway, IN the Borough Of
Manhattan. OF tho City Of New York. on
before the lst day OF May next
Dated. New York. The 18th day OF No
Vember. 1915
LAWYERS TITLE AND
TRUST COMPANY
WILLIAM G. SMITH
DANIEL w HAYES.
DEAN. TRACY & srANrIEs1inpYe, s1nYe".sss Altar
borough Of Manhattan. u.ty of New
York
New-York tribune., 1919-01-20
Casualty List

e casualty lists made public bv Tho
names of SO officers and enlisted mon
u died from wounds. 7 died from, ac-
d of disease. az
and vicinity, New York, New jersey
from other states, follow:
ty and Vicinity
DUFFY, Frank L., 5sG Eleventh s,,..,
Brooklyn N''se'
JACOB John. 527 East seventy.e;sbth
Street. New York City
MEADE, Raymond j., sgt, Passaic, N. J.
',chere
delphia (K). ''' ss''' fhhs-
GERBER. Curtis c. corp. Johnstown fgl
MING, Norman L., Cory ID w
ONEiLL. George A. Braddock ID w.
h0OiHAAR. A. Frank H.. sgt, Pittsburgh
VALENTINE. Galop, Reed (K).
WOLff, Ernest E., Greentown K).
SOUTH CAROLINA:
SuMMERs; SD INIsRS- = Mamie. oranseburg ID Al.
TENNESsEE:
SMITH, Burnett, Newport ID D..
TEXAS:
CAMPBELL, Felix s.. San Antonio I'd D..
DEA -, ms. Millsrd. sgt. Runge Cd D..
MAYFIELD. Abraham. Beaumont 20 d.
klLEY, Edward F.. Beaumont I'd D..
SlNGLEIARY. w. c.. San Angelo tKl
UTAH:
REED, Joseph D., Brigham City Cd D..
VIRGINIA:
HARMAN, Bill. Sayersville % D..
yAGkSON, BENZ. L., Pendletons % Al.
MOORE, Robert L.. Keswick I'd d.
SLAUGHTER, Smith S., Quinoue ID W.
THONESEN, MAIDS NJ, Lightfoot ID d..
WASHINGTON
R1EGEL. John j.. corp, Fairfield ID D.
| WISCONSIN
REDMOND, Robert B.. Plattve ID D..
RHYNER George. Oshkosh % d..
STOETI. John P, Milwaukee % D..
New-York tribune., 1919-01-20

MUNzI&GEH. CHARLOTTE BIN p1,t.
suance OF an order of Honorable John p
Cohalan, Surrogate Of the County OF New
York, NOTICE is hereby given TO all per
sons having claims against Eharlotte B
Alunzlnger late OF the County OF New
YORK deceased, 10 present the same wit h
vouchers thereof TO the subscriber at ms
place OF transactins business. at the oftics
~ 81. Mfssrs. DAILY, Hoyt & Mason No is
Wllham street. In the city OF New York
on or before the S1st day OF May next,
Dated, New York. the 18th day OF No.
veIuber. 1915.
HENRY X. HOYT, Executor.
DAILY, HOYT q MASON, Att2roeys for
Executor. . William Street Borough
or Manhattan. cay of New York
New-York tribune., 1919-01-20

SAGE & SCiOONMAIEH Attorn,ys for
Administrators. lac BroaaWay, Mamoat,
san. %e~ York City.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-20

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDrp ov
Hcno-able John =. Cohalan. Surrogate
Of the County OF New York NOTICE -
her-nf glten - all persons having claio,h
asainsi Wilne!mina f. LauterJung, late Of
the County of New York. CNy Of New
YORK, deceased, TO present the same win
vouchers thereof to the subscriber. al in
place OF transacuing business. No. so Broad
Say Borough OF Manhattan. in the CITY OF
NsN York On or before the Sth day Of
D"tsa New York. the slst day OF Au.
cENIkAL IN, NJ rNIoN TRUST COMPANY
ADOLPH < HENRY BLOCH. 49, tor. tn.
Executor. SO Nassau Street. New york
New-York tribune., 1919-01-20

5pcsia voirlh Fo7oca.ts -Eastcrn New York
Eastern pennsylyan a. New jersoy ard New Eng
Ia1d-F air today snd Tuesday; mild Temperature
Nestcn New fcrh-l'sir and somewhat warmer O.
t!NV. Tuesl.sY fair.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-20

DEAN TRACY & sTANFIEi.D, Altar
ne>s for Exccuiors. no 1850 Broadrav
borough Of Manhattan. t.iy II Aew
York
New-York tribune., 1919-01-20

scHROEDER. JOHN BIN p,,ps,,
cdna,e anee OF an erder OF Honorable Ieta r
eons an, Surrogate Of The County OF
10 iork' NOTICE Is hereby given 10 ali
pslsoAs ma ing e!ai'ns against John B.
ScnIoecer, late of tins County Of New
vouchers thereof to the subscriber. at hor
piscs ot 'ransaeting business. the office Of
neF attorney, Gustav Langc, Jr. No s57
6roadMh}. Manhattan. in the City OF New
fo'h. on Or before the 27th day OF May
New-York tribune., 1919-01-20

SHEARMAN &. STERLING.
Attorneys for Executors.
IS Wall Street.
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-20

Highest temperature Yesterday. 4J Get D. m
iowest 36 lat 1905 a. m) average 40: average
same date last year. Is. average same date fer g.,
Years. 80 $3.50 w.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-12

vcalcd going into an arrangement TO
pay $4,000 to purchase the sacrlf ica
Of another mans life in the death chair
for Il crime with which her son has been
charged. Tho mother in the first place.
exhibits the supreme infinitudc OF her
love for the worthless son by agreeing
10 the unusual pact.
Later she reveals the trait with re
doubled power when she refuses TO re-
lease the innocent victim OF the past
when the pact is repudiatcd.
The mother love forms n strong I'M
d"rcurr"nt throughout the story whose
principal incidents center around tho
man who offers TO make the sacrifice.
Mr.. Williams plays the role of the lat
ter in tn" person of Shalcr Spencer. a
brilliant lawyer whose life Is blasted Il,
first. but who RECEIVERS his good name
and hope and love in the smashing
climax.
Also latest Sunshine Comedy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-12

The greater :he necessity Tor ~,
the greater your opportunity uss
The Intelligencer Want Ads.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-12
Constance Talmadge Makes
Big Hit at Liberty

The disadvantage OF having a tender
heart is made plain to score or New
York boys when Nellie Jones, pretty
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-12
WHEELING IS
NOT AFFECTED
CITY OFFICIALS so DECIDE AFTER
CAREFUL STUDY OF FUEL
ORDER,
Administrator Garfield Notified q
Conditions Here-Railroad Off
Gals Concur.

Wheeling Will hardly suffer from thu
fuel shortage. according L. a statement
issued last evening by Guy Manager
| ChaS. O. E>phltn. TIL" fuel ord"r. a.
issued by Fuel Administrator Garfield,
states that any plant using It's own coat
or gas for fuel which Iu"l does not
require the service OF Il public carrier.
can continue to tn" extent OF its own
ate in this matter Most "f III" mills
and factories in the district have their
own mines in conjunction with the other
works and will not be affected BY IN"
order.
4. l.. Morgan. divisional supcrinten-
dent Of the Wheeling an1 Luke Ere
railroad. who IS a representative OF t,l
fuel administration. sent copy OF IN.
fuel order to the city manager Cpot
covering the matter thoroughly with
City solicitor J. j. =. OBricn, the CITY
Manager EphIin decided that tn" order
would not affect the majority OF
WhseltnE's industries ho sincG tNTS ar
companies themselves In all CASES
this fuel is SO near to the factory that
ii IS not necessary To make us" ot tn
railways n Il means Of getting the c"Ai
from mine 10 factory. The city man
ager wired DR.. Garfield word to IN
affect that hpCal Industries were not al =
fectcd this statement bong endorsed d.
the railroad officials who are IN cont
pIete charge Of the fuel administration
IN this district.
In conference with John E. Garden. OF
the Wheeling Electric company, the ci(%
officials learned that the city is in NJ
danger of going lightlcsS. as both .n'
Wheeling Electric and the WINDSOR
plant at Beech Bottom. is brought IN
b. the companyS own railway system.
and therefore does not come under the
head Of the fuel order. The Wheeling
Electric plant has its own mines from
which fuel can be easily truckcd INTO th2
plant, Industries in general are in a
| fair position in Wheeling district
Nearly all of the mills in tho district
are so situated that they are able
! easily obtain an adequate fuel supply.
| In most cases they own their own mln"S
and are not affected by the general or
! ICr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-12
COAL CONF ANY
To BUY HOMES
rhet the sum Of s25 900 had been s.

That the sum Of $4,000 had hc"n ct
aside for the purchasing or homes l"L
Ihc mines in WCllsburg and Surround lnE
territory. was n" statement mad" last
evening by T.: NJ Raus'h. general man
nrcr Of the West ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
,,,r,Lnscd or erected, il Is understood.
within The very near fulur" and 4 great
cr, Of rrogprrity is predicted IN tn" up
river district, 49,,
The general superintendent also Sti-
- ~ n,,irr rurb her of mines cOntrlll-
n hy The. c0mlany, with til" exception
, Of I.aRrll" miu" NJ. 4. would start work
| MS morning. while tn" latter would re-.
| sum" on Monday. "wlnE I" ih' ''' '"''
! rrrrIr. were being mad" 10 II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-12
ENORMOUS SHIPPING
PROFITS DURING WAR

WASHINGTON. Dec 11-proflts made
by shipowners during the war were
fabulous" and unbelievable" John II.
RuSScter. former director Of operations
OF the shipping board. told tho senate
commerce committee. in testimony made
publ" today by Chairman Jones. TIL"
board realized enormous profits on some
ships. he said. but the earnings OF priv
ately owned vessels Were even greater.
One ship owned by company with
which h" had been connected. he said.
operating under the board as cargo
carrier between San Francisco and Cal
cutta, earned in one voyage OF no DAYS
more than 100000. This Melted the
board. he said. approximately $I50,OOO
over the compensation allowed TO own
erS and other expenses.
The QuistconCk. first ship built at
Hog Island on q voyage Of % days I'M
der arrangements with the Italian gov
eminent. earned S59I.622 Mr.. Rosseter
said Net profits We're s+6l.l5l after
taking care of $&1.S00 in depreciation
and $4,000 in interest.
These earnings, however. were eNcep-
tioral and every ship did not yield such
n profit Mr.. RoSseter said. but vessels
under private management exceeded
even these returns. The board had fixed
4 rate during she war period of s66 a
ton to Europe. he added, while the Brit
ish rate was SIS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-12
and tho body still remains uncial''eu

and the body still remains uncialhed
at the morelIc at Wcllshurg.
He worked for 4 time ut the W nee
inE Mold and Foundry Company WIS
civ. al. uniti he had Il foot injurrd'"n"n
~. 'r,.s,rrrJ lie has lived in this CITY
for the past seven years and he i%II
t,rnnnS here. hat II" formerly taught
srhoul and h" seemed to b" a man or
education and refinement. IL" Wa ,"Ii.
,a'.d ,h'uI 81 wears and had Il black
mustaChc.
Sheldon Joseph. No. l15'3 Sixteenth
street wired t. Huntsville. W. Va. yes
t"rday. wh"r" h" was told that MS nome
might be-. hut the kilograms received
tIld not rnlIEHtru him any. lt' - alN-
,,,,s 80 Ir,,t,. the relatives Of the man
,rJ urrcS anyone knowing anythin Of,
about him to communicate nj once wa
u,iu at the above address.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-12

BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMP
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-12

stenographer In the off Of James
Crowninshield. smiles he.eSptiyaffnE
smile at them and then ives them
with only vague memoir of wnaf
might have been. This Is piipht or
the lorelorn youths in Virtuous
Namp," starring ConstancTalmadse
and which will be seen at IiberIn
Theatre Friday and Saturda
4 Sweet, Innocent 3RP
However, Nellie Jones' vaine IA OF
an innocent nature. She is (auRn.
ter of an aristocratic fan which
meets with serious losses as -esult of
the San Francisco fire In or 10 ret
employment with an insure com:
pany. she is forced to drop hien.
sounding name OF Gwendol Dian.
Beaufort ArmitaKe- Beaufort-AitaYe
Gwendolyn. alias Nellie. mt win
fine success in the business we nnt1,
she reaches the office OF the s;nen,
of the company and falls in i WIN
him. 4 shimmie Artist, a detec, and
two snobbish sisters make the.,n.s
one OF the best Of John EmersC mn
Anita Loos's many successes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-12
STOPS HEADACHE,
PAIN, NEURALGIA
DON'T suffer- Get dime package Of
Dr.. James Headache
Powders.

You can clear your head and rrli"vr =
duh splitting or violent thrubiIuE hrhd-
ache in q moment with ~ hr. james
Headache Powder. This old iimr h"Hd-
ache relief acts almost uurnally Send
some on" Ia the drul; s1,r" 'trw for =
dime package and 4 few rrHu4"nl- after
YOU take a powder y"u Wit w"ndcr what
became of III" h"ndarh'. u'uralart ANA
pain. Stop suffering. it, needless. Il"
sure you get what You ASK for.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-12
"The Black Gate"

The fast that there is no limit 10
rho sacrifice Of which maternal love is
capablc is demonstrated with highly
dramatic effect in the new picture en-
titled The EIack Gate" This produc-
tor, with Earl" Williams in the stars
role. viii BE- seen at tho Rex theatre
today and tomorrow. y mother Is re-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-12
ORGANIZATION
Committee Of Commerce Chamber Meets
Today to Nap out Years work.

This afternoon at one o'clock a meet
ing of the Organization Committee Of
the Wheeling Chamber OF Commerce will
J." held in the Market Auditorium. for
tn" purpose OF mapping out program
~ work for the ensuing year. MIR. 4. +.
Brady - chairman OF the committee.
and a prominent local speaker Will
make an address on Organization
Work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-12

through nnoSome
duplicated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-12
$4,000 POUNDS
Of SUGAR HERE
COUNCILMAN AMBROSE T. HAB1G
ASKS FOR FEDERAL INQUIRY.
Quantity Included in Report Alleged to
be Stored IN TWO Local Warehouses.

Councilman Ambrose +. Habig. who IS
also a local groceryman. appeared at
the IntelliGenccr office last evening and
stated that through his efforts over
yesterday. stored in two local ware
houses. lie also furnished the lntcli-
genccr a list Of The number of barrels
and sacks found. and named the places
where the sugar IL alleged TO be stored
Alleging that the sugar is being
stored and held for speculation. Mr..
Habig wired the following message 10
the Sugar Equalization Board at New
York City last night:
Hon. Frank Lowcry.
Chairman Sugar EQUALIZATION Board.
New York City. New York.
Ninety-ninc thousand pounds OF sugar
found stored in Wheeling warehouses
today. Is it possihl" for you to take
action against hUarh"rs when famine
exists for same in district?
Councilman AMBROSE HABlG.
Mr. Habig also asked Mayor Thomas
F. Thoncr to furnish the above ini"r-
nation 10 John T.. Wilson. SPECIAL agent
here Of the Department of Justice. and
appeared before chief Of Police Fred
Frazier and asked him TO place 81
guard Of police on duty nj the ware
houses in question TO soc that none OF
the sugar is removed pending a decision
of tho federal department. lie alleged
that sugar was being shipped "ui OF inc
city at night TO lurg" iuauuiA'tnr"rS III
candy and beverages. TN" mon were
engaged to make tn" inv 81 igntiun and
locate tho sugar yesterday according t"
Mr.. HabiE. ..
When one Of tn" large retail grocery
dealers was called last evening by an
IntrIligcuc"r reporter, h" stated mat ne
aid NOT believe that any sugar was be
inr hoar,i.d ~ the Wheeling district and
when told OF the finding OF ?%'n"n
pounds. he stated that he djd not ih'nk
boarded. and that. allowing - pounds
To the person. 1t would b" used up en-
tircly. He said he believed that ~"
for the local trade and not for Sp"cu-
lative purposes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-12
MAN AND WIFE
BOTH BENEFITED
BY NERV-W WORTH
Mr.. and Mrs. Fannin Had Happy
Experiences With This Famous
family Tonic and Are
Thankful.

The best evidence OF this Is found in
the fact that Mrs. Fannin endorsed Nerv-
Worth and consented to publication so
that friends and neishbor could profit
also:
Il saw Wentworth advertised in the
Portsmouth Times and decided to try H..
Three years ago and I had an operation
that left me in a very nervous condition.
l have been taking Nerv-Worth for about
two years and have found II TO be one
rf the best tonics have ever used for
the nerves and stomach. My husband
also used Wentworth and found great
relief. We both can truly recommend
Wentworth.
MRS. Ethel. FANNIN.
2117 Gallia ST., Portsmouth. o..
Eerv- Worth Steadies and strengthens
the nerves. whetS the appetite. adds
flesh. aids digestion. r"uses the liver.
regulates the bowels. restores reSttul
sleep. banlShcs sick and nervous head
aches and other aches and pains. builds
up rundown systems.
Griest's Drug Store sells Wentworth
u Wheeling. Price. Sl.35 bottle. plus
war tax.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-04-21
TELEPHONE SYSTEM ON BRANCH LINE
 BEING EXPENDED

With the establishing of several engineering camps, stores and other work parties camps, and the letting of contracts for commencing aggres- sive construction work on the Fair banks line as soon as possible, it was found that a temporary tele- phone line was an absolute necessity for the smooth working of the sum- mer's construction program. It is being daily demonstrated that the only line now existing is woefully inadequate to handle the volume of business being transacted over this line.
 An extra line was strung across the river last week and workmen are now busy extending the telephone service on the temporary line to the various engineering and other camps and stores toward Fairbanks.
 It is expected that camp 423, which will be the headquarters of Resident Engineer Kestly, will be reached with the new telephone line in few days and regular service esta blished; and that by the time frost conditions will permit of active construction operations being com menced, all camps will be connected up with headquarters office in Ne mana, leaving the old line clear for through business with Fairbanks.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-04-21
ENJOYABLE PARTY
 Al SCHMIDT HOME

Townsite Manager Carl Schmidt and Mrs. Schmidt were hosts at d most enJoyable house party on Sat urday night, at their spacious resi- dence on Front street. The guests arrived shortly after eight o'clock. and just as soon as the necessary number for series of auction bridge games could be formed, the game was started off.
 The guests of MT. and Mrs. Carl Schmidt were MT. and Mrs. F. b. Browne, MT. and Mrs. Schaeffer, Dr. and Mrs. R. R. Myers, Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Bowen, MT. and Mrs. Larry 0'Keefe, MT. and Mrs. J. J. kestly, MT and Mrs. J. H. Scott, MT and Mrs. R. s. Mcdonald, Mes danes Bagleye and Claussen, Misses Luella Shaffer and Mildred Ander- son, Messrs George Markus and Louis Anderson
 A most delightful evening was spent by the party at auction bridge, during the course of which sump- tuous repast was served. The card games came to an end about mid night, Mrs. R. R. Myers and Com missioner R. s. Mcdonald holding high scores among the ladies and gentlemen players respectively, and they were each awarded beautiful prize.
 Dancing was indulged in shortly after the conclusion of the card games, and was kept up until the small hours of the morning, and about two o'clck one of the most enjoyable house parties of the sea- son was brought to a close.