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Evening journal., 1919-06-30
DELAWARE CITY GOSSIP.

Special 20 Tho Evening Journal
DELAWARE CITY, Del. June 3o.--
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Moore visited
his brother Howard Moore, IN phila-
delphia. yesterday. Mr. Moore was
badly burned at the Quarantine station.
Reedy Island. while fumigatlng a ship.
Mrs. Mary Reybold. OF Wilmington.
visited friends In town yesterday.
Allen Bech, or near town. had his
foot crushed when horse stepped on
the member.
Mrs. Frank Moore has returned homo
after spending few days in New York.
Mrs. John Trulii aud son Forbes. az
Philadelphia. spent Sunday here with
her mother. Mrs. John Cairns.
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H. G.. FOSTER, NEW
CLERK IN SENATE

Howard C.. Foster. OF No. 1898 West
Fourth street, formerly with The Z. ].
dupont de Nemours and Company and
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
on Saturday was sworn In as the as
sislant journal clerk OF the United
states senate at Washington. Mr..
Foster is 90 assist the journal clerk Of
lhe upper house Of Congress IN keeping
a journal OF the prosseding OF the
Senate
The position pays an annual salary
OF s. 800, with a bonus of $40, making
a total Of s2,7i0 per year.
Mr.. Foster Is % years old and an
appointee OF United states senator T..
IIeisler Ball. Of Delaware. lie is charged
up 10 Che lattcr's patronage allotment
Evening journal., 1919-06-30
DELAWARE AGAINST
RAIL RATES BILL
70 The Evening Journal.

Speciai 10 The Evening Journal.
WASHINGTON. u. g.. June O-By a
vote OF eight 10 six. The senate com
mitiee on Interstate Commerce has de-
cided 20 postpone action on the bill Of
senator Polndexier of Washington.
proposing 20 prohibit higher rate
charges for long railroad haul than
those Of shorter routes. The majority
took the position that all pending rail.
road problems should be incorporated
in the general bill on which o suDcom-
mittee soon is 20 begin work.
several Delaware companies are
acainst legislation NJ this character
and they had representatives here a
few DAYS ago 10 urge that IL be defeat
Cd. They came here with William J.
Budd. secretary of the Wilmington
chamber of Commerce. and were pre-
sentcd 10 senator Cummins Of Iowa,
chairman of the committee on Inter
state Commerce, by senator J.. lleisler
Evening journal., 1919-06-30
news HAPPENINGS
ABOUT new CASTLE
Tie Vote at Trustees Elec-
tion Neccssitates New
Balloting
WOMEN USHERS AT
THE NJ. Z. CHURCH
snecIal In NJ Evenlnr Innrnnl

special 20 The Evening Journal
NEW CASTLE Del, June 20. Semi
mole Tribe OF Red Men will meet this
evening
All members Of the Board of Health
arc asked 10 be present az tho meeting
In The mayors ONCE tonight Much lm-
portant business will Doe transacted.
Many Young ne0plc from This city on
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and 60 bring about state OF peace.
And what have they accomplished?
"You told ms just the other evening
about how most Of Europe was slul
in a state OF collapse.and how The peo-
pie Of so many countries were dying
OF hunger and disease. And now. in
addition 10 AN Of that, read that
there are no less than seven big wars
being fought in various parts of Eu-
rope"
Joe and Helen looked at Uncle Harry
in surprise at this statement OF
Jlmmy's.
Why. I thought that the Peace
Conference had notified an nations 90
stop lighting and submit their dis
putes to ihe Conference for settle
ment' said Helen.
such a request was made some
time ago. replied Uncle Harry, hut
90 Is quite another matter 10 compel
the various armed forces i'm the field
20 obey the mandates OF The Confer
ence Besides, the principal Allied ma
iion, have been setting rather "a war
like example by thciN military opera
tions in Russia
But. why are ali Of these other wars
being fought. Uncle Harry?" asked
Jimmy "and who is lighting theme'
The wars.now in progress between
nations are being fought Tor various
reasons, usually for The purpose of
occupying coyeled territory. Then. in
the countries where revolution has
taken place Russia for eXample-thc
existing government finds Itself bcsct
on am sides by enemies FOR instance
monarchisls of the old regime heading
counter revolutions.
Wars Now BEING Fought.
zone of The principal military opera
tions now in progress is that conduct
"a hv Admiral k0ichak. Dictator Of
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Commons on Saturday. John sheridan
and Thomas Hewlett each received fk9
votes; John Price received 100.
There will be another election, uio
date OF which VIII be fixed at he next
meeting OF the trustees.
There Is a rumor 10 the effect that
SILK mill is 10 be located here, which
will employ about two hundred girls.
A location for the plant IS now being
considered
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Uncle Harry Talks About the Wars in Europe

"I should think that the Government
officials and experts that have made
mp the Peace Conference would feel
very much discouraged over the con-
diiion OF affairs throughout Europe
said Jimmie
why DO you think So. Jimmy, asked
Uncle Harry.
"F0r This reason" replied Jimmy.
For six months President Wilson.
Clemenceau. Lloyd George and good
ness knows how many other officials
and experts have been trying 90 undo
the tanglc which the Great War caused
Evening journal., 1919-06-30
How Danish
Piles
Thousands Bless Dr. Lconhardt the
Physician Who Discovered "A
Common Sense RrmehN.

If you think that the surgeons knife is
the only method of escape from tho misery
81 piles it's because YOU haven't heard ~
the nov treatment knewn as Bf. Leon
hardts HEM ROlD.
The Doctors treatment Is Internal Rs
experimenting for years he discovered the
exact cause ~ piles and then went further
aud compounded q remedy that would re-
move the cause.
nr. Lcouhardt wants every sufferer 10
benefit 10y his discovery aud 30 that thcrc
will hc no doubling or delay. s. R Dam
forth and an druggists are authorized to
sell HEM kOlD with guarantee that IL will
do as stated or money back.
on that honorable basis every sufferer
should secure "a package Of Dr. Leonhurdt' IS
HIM RnIn InlnV.
Evening journal., 1919-06-30

Ball, Of Delaware, 10 whom they made
inown their opposition 90 the bill
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FASHIONS AND FADs.

Point d'AlgncOn lace seems likely 10
be one Of the popular evening laces.
Evening gowns have bodies Of white
lace and skirts Of black malinc.
More elaborate styles OF dresses and
gayer colors are promised for fall.
Most frocks are without lining. fol-
lowing the graceful lines Of The figure.
Some NJ The smartcst frOcks have
been influenced by The Chinese cos
tune.
Bold striped effects In black and white
and gray are seen in suits from Paris.
Dresses of simple dotted coitons are
finished with cotton s0uiache braid.
Ball, OF Delaware, 10 whom they made
suo1t1p fhnfr onuo-fffou fo fha hin
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Wars Now Bcin0
-. 90 a.. --e-.F..H

zone Of The principal military opera
tions now in progress is that conduct
ed by Admiral kolchak, Dictator of
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lot the products of mines I'm any pari
.of Upper Silosia transferred 90 Poland.
without export duties or restrictions
and permit the Germans 90 puichase
these products ON The same terms ls
lhc Poles
IN looks AS though this old world
IS going 90 Doe a long time gciing over
The Great War. doesn't it?' said Helen.
"lt does. indeed. replied Uncle HARRY
I'm fact ! don't believe that % will
ever get over 10 In the sense that cor.
ditlons Will approach what they were
before The war.
"For whole nations cannot devote
themselves 90 war for four years with
out shaking their very foundations and
bringing 90 pass great changes In their
social and economic life.
Editors Uncle Harry will be
glad to answer inquiries. either in this
column or by mail. provided letters
are signed with the ull name and ad
dress OF the persons writing. Tho cor
respondents names viii not appear In
Inc articles.
Copyright 1919. by the NC Syndicate.
Philadelphia. Pa.
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MnnndsEille Rrtefs.

Intcrnsr ia tn" revival services OF the
church of God is growing. Evangelist
T.. W. Strnt,nan is preaching strong ser
mons. Thc public Is invited.
Dick Bumgaroln"r Of thr East End Will
h,. tried Monday before SIuir" Lewis on
= hc charge Of beating his wife.
Miss Manic krrus has returned 10
hcr home in Rellairr after Il visit with
friends and relatives here.
David Maxwell OF Wood Hill waa n
business visitor in The city yesterday.
Mrs. nellie Yates " Gl"ndaI" Will
sp",d tho week end with friends and rel
ariv"S in Washington. Tn.
!. T. McCnmhs. VIII" has hH'n III Tor
como time at his home on Morton '''c-
rllr, is able 10 be out again.
Miss Muzrl Goddard of sixth street
underwent IN operation ~ III" Eirndai"
hospital yesterday. Sh"rS getting along
NC nicely MS could he expected
Miss Eulalia Earth. VII" has boon al
pittsburgh IS visiting h"r rar"r:S "A
sixth street.
Miss Anna Rigs "r Wood AN - NV
..urs, Of Miss Fern Yates ON First street.
Master Arthur Fr'z"ll sc Sixth street
: III. :.
Tho Kings Iirralds ~ tho First NJ. IT,.
church meet this afternoon in inc
church,
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Briefs and Personals.

.NiunHu Palmer Of Goshen Ridge will
NJ y,c to the Charley Conrad property on
LEVER SANDY. whcr" he Will raise crop
of tobacco the coming. summer.
Rorn--A daughter "a Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Cuulsun Of Lower Sandy Satur-
day.
Winfield Clark. who is living on the
Allen Bailey farm. will move this
spring To the Cook" farm near Hen
drysburg
ERNEST Bailey. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen Bailey. will mov- 10 the farm va
Gated by Mr.. Clark.
MIR and Mrs. Joseph Wiley OF Ia
coma will move 10 the Dnudna property
at Nj Holly. wherr he Will engage IN
work he coming year for Joseph Win
der.
Mrs. Flnma Phillips OF Lower Sandy
was shopping III Sarn"svlilc Wedn"S-
, ur$day. and was also 4 visitor az thr
home u! MIR. and Mrs. Eugene stewart
OF Nit. HOLLY.
Chnrcy Bundy Of Tacoma IL no bet
ter Ut this writing.
FRANCES. !i;tl" son Of MIR. and MIS-
Irvine sullivan Of Lower SANDY, has
| n..u seriously III tn" past f"w days.
William II. Sears and daughter. MISS
| Edna. ATTENDED quarterly meeting at
| saltwater Wednesday,.
John *. Stewart of Jerusalem. ONO
spent :. Part OF last week with his pa
; rents. Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene stewart "i
MI. Holly.
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SHADYSIDE
~ndn Entertatne ed.

Mrs. Albert Alum. o! Lincoln aFehu''
,,.a. bos,ess from until 1 o'clock yes
,a-do,. afternoon TO a number Of Htti"
r;r,s The marty being given to honor her
sodrhild Miss Edna Wright. daughter
~ Nr and Mrs. Thomas Wright. OF LIN
colin avenue. After delightful hour OF
story telling the children enjoyed
dainty tyo-cnursc supper at which IN"
n-c,,y table decorations were IN PUNK
ava ,rhite Those entertained wcr" the
guest Of honor. Miss Jane FT"u. ~
RcIluirc. and little Misses Grace Louis"
Wagner. Ann" Carulin" Wagner. Mildred
ISu,hcy. Virginia Starr"tt. L""na NM
Frances Starr"tt. Lucille S'arr"ti, Mil
,;r.d FRY. Elnora MrMili"n. Audr"c Hay
lott. Anecn Holloway and Dorothy VII
liams.
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CLARINCTON

Mrs. John Burky, whose home IS on
RID. .. has returned from several
weeks stay with her daughter. Mrs.
Everett kochcr. near ST. Clarsville. O.
Albert Wichterman. who enlisted ana
spent several months n a southern
camp. has returned honorabty discharS-
ed and is Spt ndinS surls time with rela-
tives here.
Mrs. Z. J. Naocrrniehl was hostess 10
the silver circle at her home on Market
street last Friday afternoon. "asRinG-
toms birthday features marking the oc-
casion.
Mrs. II ". Six Is the guest Of her
sister At Hundred. ". Va.
4 recent casualty list carried ~"
name Of Floyd McNcivey AS wounded.
degree undcterEnined. but recent reports
received by the parents OF tho young
man. Mr. and Mrs. Henry MckHv"y:
show him To be fully recovered and
ANXIOUS 70 get home.
Mrs. LYDIA overbauEh Of st. Glars
Vile vas the -ecrnt guess OF her pa
rents, MIR. and Mrs. John Bl;.z"r.
Carroll Cain returned to Wheeling
Tuesday utter few days spent a. MS
home.
Bruce LineberG OF W"odsfeid vlSited
days this week.
Mrs. William Wallace OF wheeling
VAS the guest OF her mother. Mrs. chris
Cats. and other relatives here TINS
week.
Mrs. Eva Sachs. a former resident
and quite we'll known hero. was among
the injured IN tho +. & .. passenger
wreck 1t Hazeiwood. Pa. last Saturday
night Reports received her" stat .Hi'@
her injuries are NOR numerous thAn "A
frs, given out She was removed 10
South Side hospital. wher" sh" - SW: :
terins from a broken right leg. her lctt
arm fractured below the elbow and
minor cuts and bruises. besides shock.
Her many friends here hope for her
speedy recovery.
Garfield Tschappat OF Chriehsrille. o.
was the guest OF friends in town this
week
A neat surprise was rendered MISS
Olive Pollen at her home on the Souri,
side Monday evening. the occasion DC
ing honor, Of her seventeenth birthday
anniversary. About thirty Young :"iNS
we're present. and after most enjoy
able evening spent in social con7erSa-
zion and games elegant rctT"Shrn"ntS
were served the guests.
Robert Hurd. who has spent The past
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SAND HILL

Tier" Will h".rin preaching services in
IN. NJ. r.. church. an sunday. March :.
owing 10 The ahS>nC" "c tn" pastor.
Th.~, vii la, Sunday school us usual
a. 10 a m ana prayer Srrv,c" al II
n. m.
quito lot az new sewing has boon
received Ivy IN" Rod cross auxiliary
her" Th"rc w'r" I" garments mad"
laSr muurh ;h:t; were S"n' n III" Fed
cross relief ship.
owing TO tn" Inclcmcnt evening The
a,'"ntlancn NJ Tho church social WAS
small hu' financially i; was success.
TN. coulvn,t,"" CLEARING oyer Sc. and IN
N. near future IN affair ii Il similar
nature Will b" arranged and me d't''
announced In n"Nt weeks toms.
Mrs. Margnrc; Wilson and children OF
Njula have returned hum" after 81
pleasant WISH with her sister. Mrs Nor
man DaEue OF Mt. Union.
Mr. Royce EaIl"wln" OF nl"astn; Val
Icy has returned HON" after week
ynra,ion spent her" with relatives.
MIR and Mrs. ClyG. i:arlrwInc enter
tanned a party Of friends an Thursday
evening in a social Way. Vt u CONVENIENT
hour IL. cream and SAX" W.T." served.
Miss Florence Jones is Spending THIS
,yrck with her aunt. Mrs. John kigcr OF
Stou,. Church street. Elm Grove. WI"
has been Quit" III for tho past fortnight.
but is now convalcsccnt.
Mrs. Frank MGCar han Is indispoE"a
a. her home.
Mrs. Will Luke spent Wednesday ana
Thursday with her mother. Mrs. sophia
shepherd nf Big Wheeling crHrN
Master Irwin Sims mSS returned 10 ms
homo near Dallas ati"r having spent
,h. mas, 'hr"r In1ulhS with his SISTER
nm
MIR. Isaac Davis Of Elm Grove spent
the week end here with Mr.. NJ W.
Winters. who has b""n lndiSpoScd ~
home for some time past.
Mrs Belle McCarihan. who Ia visit
ing AZ tho home Of h"r daucht"r MIS-.
Snphia C;cisclcr Of Patterson. has o""n
III and is now recovering.
Mr.. Charles s. Jones was visiting r"''-
,ivcs In Elm Grove on Sunday last.
Mr. Herbert Winters has been spend
inr some time visiting his brother M'r-
,u,, Winters OF Elm Grove and has re-
/ turned home.
Mr., Earle Mexican OF Yves, Alexander
has returned home after visiting hfS
uncle. Mr.. Thomas Earlewine.
Mr. r. W. Luke has been engaged III
a,Iivcr,n- several loads OF hay 10 par
:lcs on Middle creek
; My T. II. wilson OF Cambridge W
will have a aale on March 81 h''
, stock. and several people from ms W
! clnity will attend Mr.. wilson W..
$500 N Elm Grove. where h" will make
: his rHure home. Mr.. Wilson was t"''
,,,rrl, = resident Of VIOLA and removed
To Ohio some time ago.
Tho Mutual Farmers T"l"Fhcnc com
p1ny held business meeting on lh" r..
! S,v evening and general business i''
the year was transacted
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4 Troe Prescription You Can Have FILLED
and Use at Home.

Philadelphia. IA 30 you w'Hr glasses ,
Are you a victim Of ~" strain or other
eye weaknesses" II 81. S"u ~. ~ Gt;"l
- know that tcC"rdinS / .th - WIS
there is real hop for you. Many "!i''>'
ey.,s were ra.lin: say thy har" had 'h"i:
cycs restored thr"ugh IN" Hr,nrtp'" -
this wonderful free rr"Scr:r'i"H On"
man says: after ,ry!uE 1T was aims
hind. .Inuid ua: SEQ 20 rcah ~ al, Now
can read everything without any
glasses and my 'y"S d. ''"' 80 hii?
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Doctor Tells How To Strengthen
Eyesight so per cent In One
Weeks Time In Many Instances

cIass"s. Fy" troubles .: many d"scri0-
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LOTS OF FIRE COMPANIES
BUT VERY LITTLE FIRE

L',ur fire rumrnni"" rr$p0ndrN In IN
t.arm from box IL on IA" Island chd "l
,!f,. suspension hrldE" hH' IN" 'lf"'"hH'
,I.rr WIS Of II. was on tho steel hriHEc
near III" South Front Sir"Ht part "h"F'
blank ~ tn" Flooring Ignitrd IN som"
i.uknnwn manner and WAS put out ny
rAruwnlnr a bucket OF water on III"
.
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SMALL PIECE Of
COAL KILLS MAN
MOUNDSvILLE YOUNG MAN MEETS
DEATH IN COAL MINE
YESTERDAY.
was working at Bottom Of SHAFT When
Coal Tcn-Moundsvtne
News.

Clarenc" RIGGS. we'll known young
man Of MoundSvilln. was instantly Kill
I'd yesterday morning when small
piece Of coal fell from car Of coal be-
inE taken up III" shaft "f tho Fairs
Run coal mine. Eggs was employed as
a eager a; tho bottom of tn" shaft
Acting Coroner W. NJ. Riggs held an
inquest. win several witnesses present.
and rendered 4 verdict Of accidental
death.
TIL" deceased was p years "t az"
and, besides his parents is survived by
n wifi. and one child He resided at
Hickory avcnu" and center street and
WAS very we'll liked BY fellow work
mon.
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ton months in camp and was recently
honorahIy discharged. is thc guest OF
relatives and old friends in town
Lconorad Fankhauscr local boy
who lost IN arm n France. and has ar
rived n Nv York. writes that after n
few weeks spent in a hospital he cI-
pcc;s IN Dc able 10 return nome.
Tho Miller va. Miller case for ALI
monv and supper, hearing Al WncdSteld
this week has drawn many citizens to
the county seat as witnesses
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formed his parents that he was doing
will.
Mrs Ehlri"s rrag"r. "a Wheeling IS
y,%,iIu: Mrs. sam I'"-if. "f North Cen
lrIl Hv"nii"
Ralph E"r'ty. son -; Mr.. Joseph Beat
~. -; West F""ty-iIrsi street. is criti-
"rNy III. ~ III" E"ll;lir" hospital. WHORE
h. unL'"w";tl IN operation for Appendix
rIlIr rhursGia: evening, E"f"r" the
"p"ratlum IA" wnS suffering from !. heavy
c,.,I and piirUnrun!a Is feared
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Burglars Make Getaway.

Early yesterday morning another al
tenn; Ia rob IN" !. G. Myers store vas
made but tho thieves were detected and
20, away before the police could sur
round the place Il was found that they
had rarrrd entrance from the second
floor. Nothing was missing. however
and no ono was found in the building
when search was made.
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Tho favoritc popular priced brands haze
advanced form to cents ON tho Fhck-
ngc. and the higher priced smokes are
10 go up later. The now war tiA "n 10
harcO ~ responsible
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Members Of IN" lndu*tri rial chapter or
thr Trinity Episcopal church w"r" m
I"r,nincd yesterday afternoon by MIS-
T. VI. Bottom" ut her h"m" on S"'cn'h
street Tho event was very well at
tended and n program was rendered. A
social time was enjoyed.
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DUTCH ARMY READY
TO REPEL INVADERS

1.rNDuN. Feb. 2S.---lt is necessary
70 hold tn pm:rh army rcndy against
my Effort Ia ;InnrX Dutch territory. thu
hutch minister Of war declared III an
address rn,.ay IN the. senate chamber
saws Il central News dispatch from The
Hague. lie asserted that disarmament
., urrs"ii. would b" dangerous.
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Dor Show now on Il, Auditorium.
Srntor-Treshmen-

Juniors Of the high school entertain
cd the members of the Freshmen class
las, evening a. III" home OF Miss Mary
Ror,h on car avenue. ColorS OF IN"
Younger class pr"dornnatcd in the deco
ratIcns. After merry evening "l'h
earcs and various contests refresh
rto,;s were served. Rasidcs I'll" Fresh
mon. tho party included the members OF
m. high school faculty.
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STINK BY AOU1TANIA

%EW YORK. Fob. "H.--Ih" fr'"f"
,r.,rs,,nrr ArHifanIa coliid~i while COM
i.,., m The harbnr This afternoon with
"a, frriChtrr Lord l'uff"rIn. and ihr
,rn:rhl"r immediately began /" SltN'
.rEn i.r"w WAS lah"u on l.! :, police pa
'rr"l boat.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-01
MID SUNHNIER STORM
VISITS LOCAL DISTRICT
Thunder, Rain, Hail and Wind Play
Havoc with Pedestrian Travel
on Streets.

Wheeling and IN" local district Eae
visited by real mid-wint"r storm last
evening about $40 ",ci""k, ii lasting un-
If! about III "'cInck The wind turned
umbrellas inside out and also d"m"lisn-
cd awnings and other things 81 that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-01
Meet Today.

This afternoon meeting OF IN" Ladies
If tn" &. \. r. viii b" held IN their
hall on Tenth street, Important husi-
ness vii CONS UP At TIA" meeting. and
short program has been arranged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-01
Five from Ohio County.

Five prisoners from OH" county were
brought here yesterday 10 start sen"
tcnceS Among thorn was woman
Mrs. Mary Anderson. sentenced 10 Se:Fr
l., years for murder. She was convicted
rf killing Mrs Albert Foster IN Wheel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-01
Will Install Camp

Members OF Iibrri camp. NO. 81. W.
g. W. Of this city viii! install n new
camp nj McM"ch"n this evening. The
fcgrcn team Of IN" local order will put
on tn" drGrcc work * the even: this
evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-01
"Mother and Her Pets
Love Candy Cascarets'

Careful mothers know that Cascarets in the
home means less Sickness less trouble, less worry,
less cost When one of the Riddles has white
tongue, tainted breath, sour stomach or a cold,
Cascaret quickly and harmcssy works the poisons
from the liver and bowels and all is we'll again.