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Thev Can't Leave.

Tho members of tn" West Virginia
doI,c,,inn in congress arc ov"fwh"lm'd
with invitations to attend pnur'h 81
July celebrations in their stat" ana no /"
Of them can be accepted for the very
good reason that congress IS oa";
grinding IN a huSinrss-lik" way. AAi
every Republican member IS bhrh'h'd
with work that no is expected by th''
leaders to do without proddinE from
them or delay. Tho minority m"mb'7H
may loaf and enjoy their freedom IT nv
RESPONSIBILITIES. which last NoN''hp'r
election relieved them OF. hut th"r' -
nothing of that kind for tho members
Of tho marty in control They have 10
nut in full time. most of them ar" COM
pclIed To work hours overtime. and they
have TO BE- in sound Of the call bell. If
they arc not on tho Eloor, all m" TIM"
tb,t CONGRESS is in session. Commute"
meetings start as carly az O'CLOCK
and continue all day, rcccsSlnC only
when tn" bell rings for I. N"i" and TN II
tho members hurry IN ana VOL" anu
hurry back to committee work. Ihcr'
hasn't been such a working congress
this on capital hill for years: ;" -
rious. purposcful and industrious. over
in IN" senate wing. there Is less "Fp"t.
,un;,y for q senator t. absent himself
even for session than pn IN" nous
SID, where tho controlling party has Il
large majority. In the s"nat" IN" ~,
publicans hav" but a slender margin 81
two votes There isn't therefore, th'
slightest chauC" Of S"n1t"rS sutherland
and Elkns getting away /" attend am
celebrations IN Most Virginia or any
whore else. and hasn't been sine" tins
congress convened They hay" beer
compelled to decline with thanks all
such invitations. and. whether they Ike
II or not. will hav" /" c"ntInu" to de-
elmo Them
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port, Ohio. where she visited relatives
for n few days. ~,
Miss Eleanor Thoner Is visiting with
friends in MCMech"n.
Mrs. William Il. Jones and TWO ch'lo-
ron will leave Sunday evening for their
home in St. Louis. Mo. after a &c"
weeks visit with relatives in this city
They will be accompanied by the ior,
mcr;s sisters. Misses Lucille and EtheI
Wocbcr. who will spend some time in the
western city.
J E. Dingcr. of Webster Springs W;
Va. is n visitor in the city for several
days.
Miss Helen Ray, Of McMcchcn went to
PITTSBURGH today where sh" Will spohd
some time visiting her aunt Mrs. Law
renee Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Notcl ard son
Billy Will leave during the coming W"'h
for their summer home in Monroe c"uh,
". Ohio. where they will spend III" next
few months.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-16
Removes the Roots
Of Superfluous Hair
entirely Nsw 1ethod)

Seeing is believing!~ When your own
ewes see the roots come out, you know
the entipe hair is gone. not merely the
surface hair. You know that the hair
can never return.
Yes, it is really true that the new pho
lactinc method removes superfluous hair
completely roots and a1l-without the
least injury, leaving the skin sort
smooth, hairless. You do the work In
jiffy. in your own home, without as
sistancc. IT does away with numerous
and expensive visits to the electrolysis
cxpcrt. Docs away with dcpilatories or
shaving at frequent intervals. Nothing
ike IL ever known before. Perfectly
harmless. odorlcss, non-irr1tatine yet
a stick Of phelactine- follow the easy In.
structions, and have the surprise Oh
your life
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TO Restore Excursions.

Tho war and tn" government control
oc tho railroads put tho cheap Atlantic
Ciiv excursion rates out Of business
Tho Gao, was reminded 70 Representa-
tiy" Wnodyard wkcn he received pa
thcttr appeal from TnrkcrshurE consult
urnls To Ecr busy md SEQ whAt '"u'o
30 done to restore the summertime ~
curslons To tho famous boardwalk. tn"
inrorrncr - TINT unless this can D.
done scmc Parkcr*hurrcrs VIII" arc
Looking forward 10 IN" trip Will nor "
ahlo to takc It. Mr.. woodward ala nov
-dlpy IN hustlinE over 10 tho rn!lroai
administration and making plea INA
tho Atlantic city excursions b" rrvlrr"'
or NJ lcnSt. ono excursion b" run Tor III"
exclusive md particular benefit or TAR
L,rshurEcrs who feel nv Inability or
reluctance {" float u not" for IN" Trip
that would take INTO consideration inc
fun md advanced rates or travel tha'
prevail. Mr. Edward chambers. director
of the division Of traffic. is the Official
IN who's" hands at present rests the ratio
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down to look at the dritt ma, '',,''
standing "r Tor onS"rFainn' ana
'"s i"r"aF" Tor "!'t''SS'
T'"u"'C" anu w " ,,,,,-
"'''''N l"ui '"pS 81 ''',
UNI llaSk' ana III" n'N' ''."S ",,'
! Sa,H HhwN"r' WAS ''"'"'
al"I' i'N' SUI N,.,, ,.',rr-
laugh. W" "H n"t ''Ne ''''"Eh ,' ',,,,.
! l'$. IN" l''' - WAS
, when W" E"' low ana "'''' "''"'
TWO Gays IN inc SUP . 49,,
p'S'r'n'"E ,"',T .,'"" ,...,,..
| p'"n" -, "''u' i','" . ,,,,..s
said Il" "",'T was W. % our n, ,,,,,,..r
Ma'"S W,'t S.,',.',''1 =, +, tnr
! f'"'',' =. ,..,.,, -, ,r,v,. DASH
wind. Now IN" again It PS WAVE " '|''
! {" pEt' ,,-,,. -.,., 11o,.,,.- ..,.,.n
! 'i.,,' r.,, r;,. n,rI-ra,,,. ND
u "'t 49,, r,.,n,. ,,r,,cr ~, ~ that
u,nn'r U.' .'r IL,,.' M amI " e TI -
.'t,'e h'u ..,,,. w., ,ra.,,-
"''N Us -. ,I.,,,a h-..,,, c,,,n
! L'l- '"S' ~ VIZ '''
.,,;t -, sb;,.s n,o+ reached rho
.'r,., ho,,,,,I .,r,;..,, UNTO tnc ma
r;s', 49,, w ,,,,,,, ON ho.,rJ .Ih..
w., s,,,,,. rom, ,,,r and hauled the
500, h,,.I. mi 500 ,.Iimh.I aboard the
H.
a., co., =. cot ohn2rt.' >a,d
cr;cyr 81 wen, ON rho. bridge and asked
| Tho contoin if he could save TIE mach ~"
~, s.,t,, ~, ,,.,. sorry n, couldn't and
| ,,acd .1'I,,t ,yav , rarr..y C.,,.tD, yea
md W, lost everything. and w'Ht
abn,rl without caps or boots. All my
! 20 ,,o,, washed ON, ,r NY packets ,A-
! crpt one small Page Of rough notes"
Fe1+ It was Cert.
| 1,hos, -, c,lront M, ,rrrr shy Of
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Three For Mayor.

There arc Ihrcc candidate sin IN" ncid
for tho mayoralty nomination al inc
August primaries. Rass"ll lrlce an"
William g. Herb arc 10 fight 1t out on
tho Republican ticket. Mayor FRANK
cFist. candidate for tn" second l"rfn' mas
no opposition IN tn" D"m"cra!ic 'IGncl;
e.. l.. Williams. candidate lot ,hiiu
terra as city solicitor. Is oppoSra Z!
PaInh Icy,nsnn. 70 rthc Republican
uum,na,Ion. spence Wallace. William
E,rdsya,rr and Charles Wells are Re-
rubI,con candidates for auditor.
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PERSONALS

REPRESENTATIVE Stuart +. Reed MS
loft for Chenille where h" was hooker
To deliver the commencement address
M tn State Normal school there ana
also at IIarrisvjllc at the high school
graduating exercises. II" expected 70
attend Plc Flag day celebration on sat
urday and Sunday 81 ClarkshnrG' the
last date being the local Flks tribute 10
tho flag. Colonel John Tempt" Graves
and Representative S. n. Fcss of ONO
were secured by MIR Rood I" deliver the
orntions at those two celebrations.
Or. I. W. Showalter Of 'larksour
was a recent visitor in Washington
Miss Ada Koontz of Grafton is th'
ruest Of Judge and Mrs. Ira T.. Rob'1-
son AT their apartments Mt tho Airing
ton.
J. Ed rcrk Of Logan has h""n cap
jtal visitor for several days
r. T. Hutton. anti-saloon sup"rin''h-
den, for Wisconsin. formerly assistant
superintendent for West Virginia. win
hcaduuartrra IT Elkins. was among SHi'-
a,or Sutherland's callers today
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Moundsville Briefs

Miss Margaret Rcitcr leaves today for
her home at Akron. o., after a visit
with friends and relatives here.
". o. Aston and daughter, have re-
| turned to their homo in Limestone. after
visit with friends and relatives in
this city.
Earl Duffy is homo after a week with
relatives IN Bowman's Ridge.
Miss Alma Glasgow is visiting friends
and relatives in Cleveland for week
Miss Helen Kinney has returned To
her home in Pittsburgh. after visiting
Rev. and Mrs ]. B. Smith here for IN"
past winter.
! Fred Clayton. who has been III at his
home on Sixth street, Is able TO b"
about.
| H W. Perkins has returned hem"
from a business trip to Pittsburgh.
Harry HaddoH- who came across from
France recently. has been discharged
and Is homo
Miss Virginia Rafferty, Is spending n
few days with friends and relatives at
Wood Hill.
Edward Weaver has COMO to Pitts
burgh- to spend several days with
friends.
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Captain \ a Gaujo'. VII" last mon'h
returned from overseas. IS IN roman ~
tho army with tn" commission 81 "aH-
Tain and will later hoC0m" an officer IN
tho regular army establishment, That
was arranged yesterday at tn" war de-
rartrnont after q weeks negotiations n
which both W"Gf Virginia senator's ana
Representative Gnndykonrtz played nm
Influential part Captain GauJot fouch'
in tho wars aCqins' Spain and G"rman''
winning high hcn"rs in both cAn0a'GNS'
Tic also knows from actual experience
something ah"u' South ana 'r,I II
American rcvoIutions. He is tho soldier
or fortune type md gcntlcmar-ad
ycr.uror whose Nrn has hccn full Cf
thrills IN nil parts ~ the world. 1t -
said Of him that he "a onc NJ m" most
export marksmcu TINT West virginia
can boast
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-16
STEUBENVILLE

STETBENVILLE. Ohio. Jun" ID
The special grand jury which has been
in session here for TIE past week inFcS-
tigating gambling and other m"1o'r ;.
has adjourned until Monday. Jun" -. IL
is understood that additional witnesses
who are wanted IN connection WIN N'N
cral sensational matters that nave poem
uncovered during IN" inquiry. ar" to DC
rounded up Will" tn" proh"rS resi-. IN
dicatinns are that tn" Jury Will be III
session for "A, least another week. Scf"
oral young men who refused to t"stity
in rambling cases wcr" jailed yesterday
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MOUNDSVILLE
news
Flag Day Exercises.

Tho MoundSyille lodge Of EIks Cd
served Flag day yesterday, ana q
Spl"nd,d service was held on the court
house lawn. The program was ciap-
oratc and a number Of new features
were introduced hNc&u%Co Of the SP''ci"'
Significance Of tn" Stars ana STRIPES
ubic,, ncatod So VIGOROUSLY through
,le World war, Judge Nichols OF Bel
mont county was the principal speak
or and made very masterful ad-
dress. 4 parade was held previous 70
tho exercises, and the Eagle band FUR
nishcd music. 4 mems chorus also rem
dcrcd several selections.
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my wife. Mrs. Margaret LnElcr. VINO
has been troubled with her stomach for
n long time. could not sleep at night.
was hloatcd with gas and suffered the
greatest distress after catinT, fonni
Clrat relief I'm Plant Juice. She had
headaches and would hc very dizzy at
tInrs, and got weak and completely run
down. Friends had told Ms # The great
relief they ohthlncd from Plant Juice.
20 my vito b"Enn to take Z. Tho relief
She obtained nftcr ono hottie Ct ySur
medicine WINS trul" wonderful: sh" now
slocpr we'll. has n fin" appetite for all
Of her meal" and Is no Longer troubled
with rnnat I.niI"n. She Sn," Plant Juice
ha; nado n u"v. woman q" hcr; shs Inns
gained a. pounds In weight. We Ger
tainly feel it our duty 20 recommend
Tlanl Juice To others.
Plant Juice is sold III Whcclir; n G..
II. Cricst & Co.'S Drug St)r'.
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Memorial Held.

Fitting tribute was paid the departed
members OF the Progress Lodge. No. 27l.
II. O. o. r, yesterday afternoon at tho
Calvary NJ f.. church. Mound Cl,y
Lodge, No. IS. assisted in the services
and the lodges marched to the church
in body, where the sermon was de-
livered by Rev. S. Il. Hart. The Jr. o..
u. A. NJ. band furnished music. Later
the graves Of departed members were
decorated by the lodges.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-16
CH0R|sTERS
COMING TO WHEELING

One of the rarest musical treats to
which Wheeling music lovers have been
ontitIcd for some time win be the con-
onrt NJ the PAUL. Paulist Choiristers, or
NO chorus Incompatible, as they are
nonularly known which will be held at
tbc Court theatre on Wednesday even
Inr Juno IS. 1t was first planned 10
have the concert In Columbia hall. but
owing 10 the great demand for tickets
{, was decided to engage tho Court
theatre for the occasion.
This remarkable chorus, under the
6rcctjon Of Father William Finn. Is
comnoscd of 100 beautifully trained
boys' voices. The ages Of these boys
range from IL years upward. Trey
have toured not only the United states
with wonderful success, but were
awarded first prize in a competition in
Paris in which 497 OF the most famous
choirs of Europe participated.
Wheeling has been remarkably forta'
nate in securing the Paulist Cho:9sters'
AS they arc only stopping at the larger
, cities during this tour, and IT was
through several Of the very close friends
NJ Father Finn in this city that he was
! ncrsuadcd to give Wheeling an oppor-
! tunity to hear these fine young voices
which in their youthful freshness are
! UNSURPASSED in the musical world OF
today.
| Tickets will be on sale at the Core
mans and Bacr's drug stores today. inc
price Of seats will be 81. On Wednes-
day morning. June IS, at 10 o'clock seats
+ will be put on sale Ct the Court thea
! trc and all those holding tickets ma!
; exchange them for reserved seats at IN"
theatre box office at the additional cost
I OF so cents.
! Several Of Whceling's prominent
women are acting as patronesses Tor
, this affair. Following is a list or me
ladies who have consented to act:
Mesdamcs:
! George ]. Mathison DR.. Clara Sullivan
Elsie Gundling Duga Herman Aroenz
James p. Hanloy Harry Truschel
s. NJ. Noycs T. a. Beatue
Flora Williams Robert MarshaH
Loo Wolf NJ p. Kelly
| Gro. G Fccncy John Coleman
2 r Carney VIM. Wingerter
/ J. A. Campbell Geo. ED
John p. Garden Will A. Rempke
Edward Stifel John Adam Hess
| J. J. Coniff George norton
/ Ricardo Ricci c. a. Aul
, RUSSELL Irvine Geo. J. Jefferson
! r s. Riley J. Harold Brennan
! Misses:
Helen c. Sheridan Angela Deigmeiller
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clouds. W.. w,.r,. uu,rt for an a"roplanc
and the ,,,i,.,. 81 tic. ,.n!.,n" did not wur-
r. IT., m,,.h." sand Mr.. I!.wkcr. we had
4 long exhaust riIr' whrrh carried off
most Of thu. uulsr.
As the !ua,hIuc left -. Johns Com
naudrr Grl"l,. $rid "l.u"h 1t old Tin
sides (Mr. EayuhnuN with a crowd
round INN" Mr.. II%wk.r replied. "W"'Et
, got rh,. lmlr" "u hum" "Wh"n Com
'urudrr ,;rl",c I"UuI "ut what the drift
Was" E;Id Nr. ltnWn'r with Il laugh. Il
nearly I'll nut 81 t." mrrhm" with
. ttilh,. It Vas cGun :.l'n' !" beam
I'd If e." mites I'm hour. hut l Srid
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-16
Rurrlars Eoiled.

burglar alarm f"il"d robbers VINO
made an erfNr; I" break into Mueller d
Millrr's clothing str" her" laSt nlSh'.
Tho alarm aroused IN" n"irhhorho"o
and the burglars fled. Another gang
which ut the sam" time was "hdchForl'iE
g, hrcol. INTO Wcbcr's barber shop fled
wh. - the alarm sounded. Mueller &
N,lIcr.s store was robbed of several
thousand dollars worth OF clothing
short time ago.
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HILTON TO SPEAK.
e.,a, n The Intelligencer.

Special to The Intelligencer.
NORGASTOWN, w Va. June ID
walter r. Hilton, Of Wheeling. editor
Of the Majority: Captain Chamberlain,
If oregon. a recently returned soldier.
and Prof Irving Fisher. Of Yale Uni
versity. the prominent economist, have
been engaged as the speakers at meet
ing to be held here Wednesday night.
June Is. to consider the League OF Ma
tions. The meeting has been arranged
by university men. but the general Pub
lie will take part in IL
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sn1endih Entertainment.

Ladies' OF the G. A r. OF Mounds
Vile held splendid entcrtaInm" INT
Saturday evening in the l. q. Q. +,
hall on Tenth street Flag Day was
celebrated, and the exercises were most
appropriate Music and readings made
up the program. along with a few short
talks
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campaign Monday morning for the rails
ing Of a $4,000 fund to be used for H.
nancing the recreation program, which
includes maintenance Of a city baseball
league, public bathing beach. FREQ band
concerts, Fairgrounds, etc.
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MCMECHE:N
Hotel CCmnlete.

Tho kcffcr hotel IN Sixth and Marsh
all street. which has hc"n undergoing
repairs for tho past two works Is now
complete. and in first class condition.
All the rooms hay" been newly painted
and a Low chow window has boon in
Ct a lCd
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West Virginia pension Business.

Representative Bowers: Sllas NJ
Matheny Of Rruccton Hill. W. Va, $40
. month from May IS. 1919; s35 from
April 81. 1920.
REPRESENTATIVE woodward: James
Morrison Of near Ccrcdo, $40 a month
from April 30. 1919.
Representative Goodykoontz: Award
To the beneficiary. Peter Collins Of VII
hanson. brother Of the deceased SOL
dicr, James Henry Collins. by the war
risk insurance, S57.40 month for
twenty years. The insured died in Eng
land in October 1918. Mr.. Goodyk"ontz
has IN with the pension commissioner
tho claim for an original pension which
no filed for Joseph May of Canterbury
W Va
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Postal Matters

Joseph T. EChols has been commits
stoned postmaster at WARRIOR W. "a
Representative GoodykoontZ was AT I'M
postofficc department to arrange LOT
improved mail transportation between
Hermit and Sclwyn, and from Wayne
and Fort Gay to Echo. Wayne county
tho postofficc nj tho letter place having
been ordered discontinued.
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win Make Report

Tuesday evening a meeting or inc
finance committee in connection with
the Fourth Of July celebration Tor
soldiers will hold meeting. inc re-
ports Of the workers will be received
Tho fund is growing steadily. but con-
tributions arce still needed and win be
received with thanks.
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MO Clue.

No trace has got ho"n found as to who
throw tho two mal" infants int" IN"
Ohio rive rim this city last TUESDAY
Roth town end county officials. ar" IN
v"sintir- the matter hut hay" mot with
little success. Il is hoped ihat 'lu"
Nil hn fnMnd WITHIN a few daNs.
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Road Is Closed

Many owners of machines took ad-
vantage Of the last opportunity TO us"
the Narrows road yesterday. Th" road
closed this morning for some weeks. as
the construction work on the north end
Of the highway is about to start. TIL"
Reilly Hill road will be used as a dc
tour
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Centenary Celebration.

Last evening at the First NJ r.
church celebration was held in honor
Of the success of the campaign Tor
t, funds at the First church. The names
OF the subscribers wcrc announced
| The organization which conducted the
campaign may be made permanent.
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PAINFULLY Burned.

Mrs Toy carpenter. wifi" II tho Pros,
ncu,iuc Attorney. was painfully burned
ahou, the face and hands when gasoline
with which she was cleaning garment
,sni,cd Tho flames set fire 10 the
house also h:I the hlazo was cxtnGuish-
sd hy ,kr T" department. tn" damage
being slight.
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rhildren'z Day,

Childrcn's Day was observed in INC
Calvary VI. L. church yesterday Ser
vices were held in the church last even
iny in the place Of the preaching ser
vice and a fine program was carried
out by the children and teachers or the
Sunday school. The Mems Glce cIuo
Of the church assisted in the exercises
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Meeting Tonight.

This evening meeting OF the
Nnundsv!Ilc Lodge. 4. O. u. w. will be
hold in their hall on jefferson avenue
sc,rc importan, business will como VI
and all members are asked to attend
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planning Party.

Tho members of N" Midway club arc
planning n stag party which will h" an
event Of Friday evening. Elahorat"
plans have Eccn made for this party ard
all tho members arc anticipating good
timc.
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.OO7FNS 0F WEST VIRGINIA TOWNS
WANT Av|ATORS FOR THE FOURTH

Of the Parkcrsburg petitioners. Should
he had down a verdict denying them
Cpcrish the thoughO Nears Island bath
ing beach and not Atlantic City for
theirs this summer.
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When You Feel Dizzy,
So
Dragged Down by Pains and Aches, Feel 6 Blue >"
and Dependent Because of the Troubles
and Weaknesses of Womankind!

Some of our American,
women are borne down
physically and mentally,
by the weaknesses of their
sex. They suffer from
backache, dragging SEN
sation, bearin g-down
pains, are very nervous
and have pain in top of
head. If they ask their
neighbors they will be
told to take a Fa0Orits
PreseriptiOn of DR..
Pierce's, which has been
so well ana IdVOlAOlJ
known for the past half
century, and sold by
every druggist in the
land in liquid or tablets.
r Weak women should
try DR.. Piercc's FavorIte
Prescription NOW. Don't
waitI To-day is the day
and nervine. will bring
r. Pierce, Invalids' Hotel,
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For Guests.

Mrs- Carrie p. Dorhman entertained
nj luncheon at the Country Club yester-
dav in honor OF her house guests, Mrs.
Edward Hinchman Of Wheeling: Mrs W.
I. Taylor, of East Liverpool; Mrs. John
IIinchman, Mrs. Irene Husband and Mrs
C;irard Brice Of PIT. Pleasant.
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trict- Cyrus L. Yoho, chairman OF the
Franklin district Liberty loan committee
has received the flag. and fine service
is b"ing arranged. \ large number or
MOundsvIlle people VII attend.
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Mr. n. u. McCuI1ouSh

Mrs. D. U. Mccullough died It her
home in Island Creek township Saturday
aged "A years, after an illness OF severa!
months with organic heart trouble. Her
husband and one son, Clark. survive.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-16

VIII Raise Flag.
Next Sunday an honor flag raising
ccrenonv will be held at Fatrvtcw dis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-16

Campaign For Funds.
Tho chamber Of Cnmm"rC" opens
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-13
Jimmy Thought He
Had 'E.m, But It
Was Only A Joke

I'm either the drunkest man that
ever hit the. board walk or am
the LATEST excitedly exclaimed j, II.
Schepoes to group Of his Richmond
friends at Atlantic City during q re-
cent visit.
What's the matter. Jimmie ?"
asked Billy TYLER. Been seeing
things?"
Seeing things" Well I guess I
have a whole nagagrie. furniture
factory and a secondhand store in
competition up there in my room.
Come IN, fellers, take a look
And Jimmie's room was = sight.
The bed had been moved over into an
other corner. The dresser was
solemnly in the middle OF it. A
stuffed owl, much the worse for wear.
looked di.conscla,e nom 4 perch on