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double tine Tor hol5days and sgndayt
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
GENERAl BARNETT PAYS HIGH TRIBUTE TO
MARINES WHO FOUGHT AT MT. BLANC RIDGE

WASHINGTON. Nov. Ga n"rna-
inent enlisted strength &C 2T.4S1 m"n tGT
/. the Marine corps. approximately d"ur!H
tho pre-war fore. * rc""''i''" AIDED pE
NStof General Barnett. Sntn'''rndan;. IN
his annual report.
Early action 81 congress j. urged as
delay would mean loss ~ rank tor TOM
f, porSry Officers who will b" retained.
Opportunity to qualify f"r r"rnraHent
COMMISSIONS should b. gwen MI Ir"S''''
! Temporary officers nliEih'S f"r transfer
the report said. adding tn" recommends
tiosp that such commissions be made pro-
bationary Tor one year.
Attributing much of the success OK
tho Marine corps IN Tho war 20 the SES-
tenn Of drawing Us commissioned per-
sohhl from the ranks. tho c"mmandan'
SAID the highest efficiency would he
se%eA BY adherence to this policy which
attracts the highest class - recruits.
Ge6eral Barnett recommended thnt tho
prexent two thrN> and tnur year en-
Iistrnent terms y, made permanent a.
being more attractive than tn" rigid
prerznr term OF four years. and asked
increased pay for both enlisted mon and
officers.
GfSat difltc1ltv is being eNPcrienc"d
in replacing the temporary enlisted per
s,urr,el OF the aviation section OF th'
corps, now completely dem"hil'zei. Gen
eral Barnett r-,cC mucnd"d that SPECIAL
grades be prC~Y dcd in order 10 pl'c" TN,
rhrccg aviation services on parity an"
eshsa for sixty additional officers for
eytution.
TIE report declared that tho taking OF
SofS- Blanc ridge during me war by inc
Seeosd division. 70 which the Marine
BRIGADE was $aill attached was an
80 achievement whose brilliancy rivals the
r.Snra Of the Marines in Bellau woods
The sommandart also paid tribute 70 the
sf,ghtInz OF the marines In the A'sne-
Name offensive OF 1918. declaring their
ear,,n morning surprise attack In the
rois de Rirs. near Scissor. on July IL
TO sSaye been one OF the most brilliant
achievements Of the war. Their opera
SlosusS In the st. Mihiel offensive. he said'
4 .r5vsa the same lnvincible spirit
rour members Of the corps received
tia Medal Of q8,nor four the Distinguish
e4sServicc Medal and 34S Distlnguisheo
Service Cross. 1887 were awarded the
EIAAeh Crctx de- Guerre and fifteen tho
French Legion Of Honor Total marine
cords casualties In France. the report
showed. were 1858, with 1.5l4 killed
Tho report described operation or
,n,s,an. CORDS aircraft cooperating with
rround trops In Haiti and San Domingo.
a Ssuuadron Of seven water planes ana
s,, land planes is now working with the
revolutionary brigade in Haiti. while six
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
Mary PickfoTd Plays One
Solid Week At 1.-THE Liberty

When Pendleton Gray mot Mavis
Hawn. the Kentucky mountain girl. no
was constrained to scott at her. He DID
not realize that ten years later the same
Mavis. shining under the brilliancy OF
education would break his heart This
IS one OF the situations in Heart % the
Hills" adapted from the story BY John
Fox. Jr. and In which Mary Pickford
makes her latest appearance at the Lib
erty theatre. commencing today and con-
tinuing all week.
As Mavis Hawn, Misc P1ckfcrd takes
the role OF a girl whose father has been
killed by an unidentified mountaineer
and whose mother IL on the verge OF re
marrying. Mavis opposes tho nlsriage
for she believes that the sutton merely
wants to wed her mother in order to get
possession Of valuable coal lands owned
by the Hawns.
Oddly. Mavis IS in love with the son Of
tho widower who is counting her mother.
Both Mavis and young Jason Honeycutt
nre displeased with the life they have
been leading and they plan to marry
when they are Of sufficient aga Other
influences enter their lives, however
and they separate in going to different
schools.
They return 70 their mountain homes
in time to find that their parents marrl-
age has been a terrible mistake. Widow
Hawn Is frail and weak under the cruel
treatment Of the rough steve Honevcutt
and she sorely regrets the marriage
; Mavis and Jason arrive at the home Of
their unhappy parents to hear tho
Widow Hawn threaten to disclose the fact
that Steve Honeycutt killed Mavts. faith
er.
EnraFed. the elder Honeycutt makes
ready to choke Widow Hawn to death
when the rifles OF Mavis and Jason are
brought into action. Then a most pleas
ing incident in the story takes place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
REGISTRATION WILL
Be COMPLETED TODAY
Preparations For Greater wheeling Eleo-
ton Are AL Completed

Today is the last day to register In
order to get vote on the Greater
Wheeling proposition which will be sub
mItted Wednesday for ratification by
voters OF Wheeling and the territory TO
be annexed. Voters arc requested to
register at the office Of City Clerk
Honor Crago. in the city building. Reg
istration books will be open all day.
Voters in the suburban districts who
have changed their places Of residence
since the last general election will also
have to register If they want to vote on
the proposition.
Arrangement for the holding Of the
election are now complete. Sample bal
lots and ballots for the election have
been printed and arc now ready for
distribution. Ballot boxes have ais"
been examined and assurance made that
keys are on hand for all OF the locks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
SHOOTING VICTIM
SLIGHTLY BETTER
Yorrnls woman, However, sttu In
Critical Condttton-Shot by
Rejected Lover.

Although Improvement was note9 iate
last night by physicians in the condition
Of Mrs Mary Cdorek. shooting victim OF
hopeless lover. little hope Is entertained
for her recovery. Mrs. Cdorek was shot
at her home at the Liberty mine OF the
Y. and o. Coal company at forkVille on
Friday morning by Charles Lucas be-
cause she refused his advances OF love.
lucas then turned the gun upon him.
self and died instantly.
Lucas boarded with Mrs Cdorek ana
had, unknown to her husband, fallen in
love with her. Having decided TO make
known his love 10 her. II IS said. he nrst
secured a gun to make sure that an end
would come to the AFFAIR one way or the
other. When she refused his love he
shot her. then killed himself. The two
children SAW their mother sink to the
tlcor. The children made an attempt to
speak to their unconscious mother and.
being unsuccessful. ran to neighbors
and told the story Of the crime.
While physicians at the Martins
Ferry hospital last night said the wo-
man seemed little brighter. there was
no hope held out that she would recover.
The wound inflicted by the bullet was
in too vital a spot, they said. also the
loss Of blood had so weakened the wo-
man that she Is not able to summon
enough strength to fight on the grim
reaper.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
HERE AND THERE
items OF Interest tn Local People
About Wheeling FolS=. Societies
and Organizations.

In The absence OF Rev. J. NJ. Potter
Of Vance Memorial church. who was
called 70 Washington. Pa. by the death
in charge rf the services there yester-
day.
Tho minstrel of the Macademy club.
which they will put on in this city Dec
ember iN-l1 will be reproduced In cam
den thsater. Parkershurg. II plans now
under way matcrialize. The Sorority
club Of Parkersburg, has entered into
negotiations with the local organization.
and has secured the theatcr accomo-
dations for that date.
Police court Saturday night had two
Offenders. w. II. Nichols and Dora
Lamond. both Of Columbus, O.. arraign-
ed on a charge OF living unlawtully In
Market street. rooming house. The
couple was taken in tow by Detective
William West Judge John ). hltz
fined the couple $50 and costs each.
Marriage licenses were issued on sat
urdny TO Edward Kramer. %. and Ethei
Cummings, "a, both Of Warwood; How
ard Percy Reese. 81. OF Bellaire, o.. ana
Mabel Virginia Hedleston. FL. OF Shady
aide O.. James Walker Bise. Al. RocheS-
ter. n. Y, and Mary Emma Fry. 46
wheeling: Herbert NJ. Hossler. Il. ana
Mabel l.. Savage. 81. both or Canton ~
..en1,t n-19-p
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
ARRESTED u. S. ARMY
OFFICERS RELEASED

BERNIE Saturday. Nov. ga semi
official note states today that two Am
crican army officers recently were ar
rested on the ground that they had con-
Quoted Investigations and even examined
witnesses In Switzerland without au-
thority. The officers were released
shortly afterward.
(The foregoing probably refers to
Captains Dashcr and KimplinGer Of the
United States army. who were sent 10
Switzerland in August to investigate al
legged frauds amounting TO lO,O0o.0oV
francs, in connection with American
army contracts In Switzerland and to
whose arrest recently It was reported
the State department At Washington had
inquired)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
MIN WASTES
-. kWlV Nv MuukN
81. ANAL DI WUnLO

ran sections Of this country are mon
r~6o used 70 be strong. virile men
snieridid specimens OF health. but whose
vitality and strength have fallen from
and nervous Their ambition has all
zone and left them unable to perform
even, the simplest tasks without rear
OF failure; The Joy Of iifs ,s Is Tx, h"nrs
brooding over fancied wrongs. Fhcy
cannot sleep nights. but lie awake wor-
rying over impending evil Their vital
ity is destroyed. Their existence is
WAeA is the cause OF il?
Most of these ills in men are caused
by acid stomach. the great curse OF the
American nation, and what such men
reStore their strength to them. Pepstnol
Isl an active digeStant. gentle laxative
,and tonic. It invigorateS the entire sys-
Sem and gives to run down men and
3oHen hearty appetite. SOUND health,
8ths Number. strong, virtle body and
nAFSes and a sense Of well being that
makes them capable OF doing all sorts
Of things that in their weakened con-
daton they could not ever contemplate
without foreseeing failure.
Pepsinol aids digestion and corrects
eonstipation. not by treating the syrnp-
tohS but by removing the cause OF these
d4ftaers; II prevents the s ssegm 9uIs
Ptt4inol Is a blood purifier. Pepsinol
~ the bowels moving freely and
nS6rally every day. Pepsinol cleanses
tn lower bowel where waste matter fer
minis and generates poison that passes
intS- the blood Pepsinol clears the
complexion and keeps it clear. Pepsinol
kNops the breath sweet. Pepsinol over
comes nervousness and worry. Pepsinol
deaA away with dizzy spells. Pepsinol
ia the foundation OF good health. Pep
sippi overcomes periodic headaches.
heartburn. insomnia. liver troubles, low
vitality and rheumatism.
M forty.fve you particularly need
to men. as weil as women; It Is the
time Of life when the whole system
und9rgoes q change and needs the tonic,
strengthening. beneficial effects Of Pep
sWhen you think Of pep" think Of
snuine Pepsinol is made only by The
aSa 4 in strict accordance With the
Medical Standards OF the United States
Pharmaeopea- To be convenient for
everybody and yet to prevent substi-
tutes being sold for Pepsinol. we have
each section OF Wheeling:
John Coleman. Ca, Conservative
Slae.; John Coleman , 18Th and Chap.
HoCe-pavis Drug Co. 1884 Main ST.:
II. CREST q Co. Market ST.: Schmidt's
FhArmacy, 1908 Market; Moore's Quality
sDFug Store. $50 Main ST.: Keesor's Drug
Store, 10Th and Market; Charham Sim
clair, 4Sth and Jacob; Selby Reed.
BRIDGEPORT: Selby & Reed. Martins
Ferry: Fulton Pharmacy. Fulton; The
PIKE Pharmacy. woodsdale; c. s. Grier
q Co. Elm Grove; W. f. Mcnamara.
Wafwood: Albert G. Hartenstein. Fol-
lansbce: John r. Elsen. Wellsburs: Ben
wood Drug Co. Benwood: Midway Phar-
macy, Benwood: T. w. Stephens. Me-
Mechen, W. E. Peabody, Moundsville:
r, r Rogers & Sons, Moundsvillc:
Homer c. Richardom. New hartinsville:
Corner Drug Store. Sistersville: Gamer
On DRUG Store, Cameron
Look for the ''Pepsinol Agent" IN
your locality.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24

Discount period on City tax ends
Nov. 3Oth. Pay now. n-l9-p
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! the morning he administered Holy Com

the morning he administered Holy Com
munion.
In Trinity church. Moundsville, on
tho eve. assisted by Pew. William Meade
Rev. Merrill baptized Bayard Mclean
Roberts: Mrs. Roberts. Mrs. Galloway
and John G. Bremen being witnesses.
Last Saturday night St Elizabeth's
Deaf Mute Guild rendered Mr. Merrill
n farewell reception. 1t was very bril-
liant affair and was attended by large
crowd Of members. He goes TO New
York to succeed the late Rev. Harry Van
Alien.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24

City Tax due; . few moro day. 3oF
discount
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
RIVER rELEGRAMS.

Davis Island Dam. feet. stationary
rain.
Parkcrsburg. lis feet, rising. snow.
Warren. foot stationary. snow.
Sccuhcnvillc, &C feet stationary rain.
Morgautown. 7.2 feet. stationary
cloudy.
Oil Ci:y. 1.9 feet stationary. rain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24

lanI planes are stationed in Santo Do
mHyu.
Hunting the ruerillas with machine
SurS ot,l bombs. th..S" planes. the report
said ere producing M "ff'rt Of terror
more rEtiCaciOuS in tanning tn" lnsurrcc-
!!"n.s:s than any method yet employed
Regular air scrNicc between posts IS also
bang maintained.
Til, demonstrated value Of aircraft in
this work has I'D the brigade COM
handlers in both Hans and Santo Do
tningo. the rrpor. SAID. /" ask for add
tlonal planes and personnel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
DEAF MUTES ARE
GIVEN REAL TREAT
Services Held Yesterday at The st. Nat
thsws r. z. Church with Many
IN Attendance.

Tho Rev. Herbert C Merrill. OF Wash
inrton. D. c.. preached on st. Matthew
2337 Sunday afternoon TO very big
congregation Of deaf mutcs Mt st Mat
thcws church. taking in the famous il
Illustration Of The Inside OF the Cup" In
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voters Of Wheeling, do not b fooled.
DO you intend to allow . coal company,
or a number Of coal companies to dam
hundreds Of thousands Of dollars, with.
ont paying . cent Of city taxOs and
without contributing O dollar for the
city improvements which they use, Anil
witho1A which they couldn't colttnns IN
hu qineRR.
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RIVER NEWS
Stage. S feet. 6 inches.
Yesterdays Boats.

Tho General Crowdcr left for Pitts
burEh at l:30 n m.
The General Crowdcr left for tho Same
place at a. m.
Today's Boats.
The Liberty leaves for HanesVilfe az
noon.
Tn, General Wood will arrive from
PIT shurrh tomorrow and leave for her
return trip there at p IN.
Tho General Crowder will leave the
local wharf Wednesday for Huntington.
Charleston and Ashland.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1919-01-09

Miss Rosalie Barnes entertained
some twenty little friends in honor
of the 18th birthday Of her charm.
ing young cousin, Mis- Mariory
Janin of Nicksburg, Miss. de-
lightfully on Tuesday night of last
week, when her devoted father
because of the illness of her mo-
;ther), helped her plan for a lovely
party.
While dancing was the CHIEF
form of the entertainment, anum.
Der Of games were played. the old
time favorite Of .Dinning on the
donkey's tall proving the most fun,
at which Lydia Blanchard won tn,
prize for finding the exact spo'
and Airline Lindsey the booty
for pinning il furtherest away.
Delicious hot chocolate ant
all kinds Of cakes were served 4
the happy young people BY littl'
Rosalie, who proved Z most charm
| ing hostess, and was assisted b!
Mines. Janin. p. e. Peason and 7
IP. Chaplin.