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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-03
Wheeling Restaurant
Man Fined in j, S,
Court at MartinSburg

SrccInl Dispatch TO Tho 1ntolllGcncer
MARTINSBERrG. W. Va. April =
Nick kotron. Wheeling restaurant own
or. and y. p. Dcrnitrtdes and "A VI. Dc:
mitrioS Of Pittsburgh. were each fined
SIS by Judge Dayton in federal court
here today for violation OF the krrd
nmcndmcnt. no Pittsburgh men rlrnd-
ed guilty -.npping IS quarts ct VINE
from Pittsr rKh IT. Wheeling. WHEN
they rlnimcd however. was used Tor
medicinal purposes.
Lawrence ShIpr Of Mori!nsburg. f"pnd
guilty Of bookkeeping. was sentenced 70
ono year and a day and To pay INC or
S10o.
Adn Snyder. Cumberland. Md. was ac-
quilted Of violating inc posthl Jaw" We
,vhrn GIndys Parker. chief witness FOR
Tho government. declared the matter WAS
n rramcup on the Snyder woman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-03
HwrUMA1 CAST N ~0ulHe
HA2kIONSn

: A most exceptional cast is to be seen
In Select Pictures big special attrac-
ton. "R1ling Passions" written and d.
rected By Abraham S. Schooner. which
comes to the Liberty theatre today. The
featured players In this interesting play
e social playa arc Julia Dean and Ed
win Arden. Both Of these artists arc
moro than we'll known in this city. while
Earl Schenck and Claire Whitney, two
other important members Of the cast,
hare appeared b . number Of the most
successful productions seen on the
screen.
Miss Dean is q Hell-knovn vaudeville
actress. in addition to having spent sew
eral successful years o0 the speaking
stage. She played in support OF kyrie
Below and Eleano- Robson GIBSON and sssa ss3
and Paid For" She has been seen On
the screen in "The Ransom" and "Ras-
putin, the Black Monk"
Edwin Arden for IS years was one or
tho most popular starr on the Broadway
speaking stage. having appeared in hun
dreds OF highly successful productions,
His screen appearances include the
Iron Heart" Grey Mask. Beloved
yaxabond,'' and countless others
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-03
HOW FAST WE Die
A Rass Of People Who Fight the Hand
Of Tina.

The population OF tho world is abou;
1850. 900. 00h.,.
The average age at death is about sc
years.
About 57.374.75s die annually.
Nearly 90S.520 die weekly.
About 5.310 die hourly.
Almost 90 die every minute.
About die every two seconds.
Sixty persons have died while you
have been reading the above.
Dcnth mt thrity-thrcc (hcforc our
primc) seems very short. From twenty
Ia thirty-fivc is regarded as the sweet
summer or life. Adventures. loves
and romanccs arc usually linked win
those years. after which comes tho prob
lem hf how 10 fight off early old age.
premature senility and the diStrcssing
Respondent ills that usually come TO US
IN the winter Of our lives. In the IA
NOUS Balkans, or that part OF Europe
known ~ the Near Orient. live a hardy
rugged people. Though brave and fear
lcsS. they are n pastoral people. Their
Fellowship with nature has given them
priceless secrets In botany plant life
and agriculture. TWo-thirds OF tho
rurcst and most precious perfumes lai-
tar OF roses} comes from Bulgaria. The
Bu1Earinns gave the idea OF fcrmcntcd
milk to the world and II Is generally
iinn or 100000 people. l.6o0 live 20 he
100 years or over, while here in the
United States Il Is regarded AZ n rare
n"ws item when anyone reaches the
century mark. Their one great family
remedy upon. which they rely and which
for centuries has been handed down
from one generation to another Is the
.ninous preparation called bulgarian
Blood Tea. composed OF roots. oarks.
leaves. goods. berries herbs and flowers.
A teas onful OF these herbs brcwcd IN
Il cuprul or water and taken AT bcdtim-
climates the fatal toxic poisons which
are responsible for carly old nsc ana
most OF the ills We suffer. bulgarian
Blood Tea IL today used the world over
and praised by millions Of sufferers
Fighting disease and wnrding OFF Old
age Weaknesses. They include happy
Kris budding Into womnnhood or women
crossing prccnrious thresholds OF lirc.
All prnisc and recommend IT. Mcn re-
cover their strength md vitality, the
blood becomes rich and pure and the
snap and sparkle OF good health re-
turns 10 those who were In despair. Just
ask your druggist today for trial
package OF Bulgarian Blood Tea and
you will never regret tho time ~
spent in reading this item.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-03
RIVER NEWS

Tho river was still falling yesterday
nj 6 n, IN. nj the whalf. with 1:"t u
inches on the marks and tho &laGI NJ
tho foot of McMcchrn dam was I"''t.
inches. and falling.
The pools above are filling fast, hnd
slack water will he available, with 5000
bool stage. by this afternoon. when the
river will start Ia rise ut This Point.
All dams are up which, 1t was intended
10 put up for the present. rs Inc
weather forecast is for rain. and 4 eood
rise might develop.
stcdday was rather busy m the
wharf. with three arrivals and two 10
rnrturrs. The General Crowdcr arrived
from piitShurgh IL noon and Left TOR
Charleston at so in the afternoon with
Il hie trir.
Thc Helen Il: came In at $40 o'clock
from N"w Mutamoras.
The General PrrshinG arrived from
New Maiamuras al y. M. ana lcft Tor
Pitt hurGh at I o'clock.
The tnwhoat Fred Hudson arrived nj
the wharf late Tuesday evening with
Emcrsons' show boat in tow. She took
on coal yesterday and will lcnre for the
Mnnnn Sahcla river This morning.
The Helen T. lcnv"s for Now Mn;a-
mnrnS ut noon todny.
Tho Liberty will be in tonight from
McConnrllsvillc.
The General Wood Will bc UP Friday
morning on her way from Cincinnati TO
Pitt sbureh.
a change hns been made In the schcd-
ulc of the General rershing. the "trip In
the first part OF thu week will extend
from Pittsburgh to New Mutnmor7ls and
tho second trip VIII be to rnrkcrsburg.
Tho Liberty leaves for PnrkcrsburE
tomorrow nj noon.
Tho General rcrshlnE will bc down
for I'urkcrshurg Friday morning.
Tho lfty-scrcnlh Anniversary Of tho
battle Of Shiloh will be celebrated on the
sixth md seventh Of April 1919. The
members and their friends Of the Ma
tional Association of survivors OF the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-03
11NVKNUEN'' Coo|S
TO THE C0UEf

Samuel Wallack's production Of sew
enteen," the four act comedy made from
Booth Tarkington's Willie Ba1ters
stories. somes direct from an eight
months run at the Booth theatre. New
York, to the Court Thursday. April ~.
Like the book. the play Is full OF
good humored jesung at the expense OF
youthful human nAturo's growing pains.
and there Is an Irresistible sympathy
inspired for the hurried and misundcr-
stood hero, aged II. William SylVnnu>
Baxter, Jr. And the villain OF the piece
- little sister Jane. aged 10. a short
skirted, besocked young person with
wild affection for her bread and butter
and apple sauce and sugar, and an even
stronger love for telling on" Willie
Humorous and wholesome. wouth CIV
Ing and happy in its sincerity as the
story Is. much credit must be given the
cast, for these young actors seem Terl-
tally to have stepped oct OF the book
The cast includes Robert Fiske. Lcal
Davis. Florence Harte, Leah Temple.
Richard CubitL Judith Cook. Benjamin
Suslow. Willirn Selrort. Edwin Wilson.
Emn Wilcox. AMT Lwrence nd Wiiiam
CullinSbcn-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-03
BACK TO new YORK
PROTECTED BY COURT

NEW YORK. April John Arm
strong Chaloner. the millionaire whose
escape from an asylum ut White Plains.
y. T.. many years ago was followed by
n long legal fight to gain possession Of
his fortune in this state. has been grant
ed a writ OF protection by Federal Judge
Hand So that he may come to this city
from his home at Roanoke Rapids. n. G..
TO appear in his suit FOR libel against a
newspaper.
Tho writ Restraints officials Of the su-
preme court. by which Chaloner was I'd
Judged insane in 1897. the asylum Au-
thoritics. Chaloner's brother. Lewis
Stuyvcsant Chaloner. orrncr lieutenant
governor Of New York. and others from
interfering with his movements durin.
the progress Of the trial.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-03
FROST INJURIES FRUIT

Young fruit trees throughout farming
sections Of the Panhandle arc believed
to have been damaged by the extreme
could Weather Of the past, Two days.
Som farms who visited the citynltde tic
prediction that all orchard crops hal
been ruined. while others are more hope
full Of the situation. Local men who
nre familiar with fruit growing thinI
she apple crop and berries will be saved.
but admit that peaches and pears may
have been damaged to a great extent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-03

merely in his own .impressionsi that
one feels this. but in each OF the Ia
niliar compositions Of which he playe1
so many the other evening and whicf-
as he read them. received new mean
ing.
There Is something prophetic ABOUT
this youth who makes his instrument
co much. His work. very naturally, IS
marked by an extraordinary dynamic
variety, and he plays with an immcdS-
ately suggested authority. There IS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-03

g., nothing haphazard about the effects he
produces They arc all carefully studied
and definitely related His readings are
/ inspired always by the spirit OF the
number he happens to be playing at the
moment, even though they arc frankly
individuaIistic and givcn with accents
that tell new stories
Ornstein will give one grand concert
at the Court on Wednesday evening
April 8. at $3.50 p. ID. Seats go On sale
at the box Office Saturday morning
April 5. at o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-03
GREAT PIANIST conuHG
Leo orastatn, Composer and Pianist, to
ndYA C.oncerS NeTe.

Leo ornstein is undoubtedly an artist
Of very rare attainments but his play
Ing Is 80 extremely personal THAI It
becomes impossible TO regard his per
Torrance as a mere exhibition OF piano
playing. because each number that ne
gives seems to tell a definite story ana
to express the thoughts that are pass
inr through his mind at the momens.. A
paie, shrinking youth with great soulful
ewes. he seems transported when he at
tairs the piano bench and begins TO
play, weaving story after story. paint
ing pictures that arc pregnant with
meaning to the receptive mind. It Is not
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-03
WESTERN union Rates
EFFECTIVE APRIL |

Now rates have been put into effect
at the local Western Union office. The
rates were effective April and arc not
meant. says Harry Young. as joke
The revised rates arc as follows:
kilograms.
Old rate, 70: new rate 80 and ~: ::
night letters, .06.
Old rate. 30; new rate. IS and a.: !;
night letters, .oS.
Old rate. IS: new rate. 4o and ~ {:
night letters, .09.
Old ratc. 40: new rate, IS and ~ {:
night letters. 10.
Old rate. so: new rate. 50 and az /:
night letters. IL.
Old rate, so; new rate. z: and S; night
letters, Is.
Old rate. IS: now rate, 30 and G; night
letters. rs.
Old rate. 800: new rate, $40 and
81: night letters. "a.
Night messages and government mess
ages. onc-flfth moro Is added.
Press rates unchanged
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-03
ARRIVED IN SAFETY
after 20-DAy VOYAGE

NEW YORK. April 1.-The naval SUP
ply ship Culgoa, carrying 104 casual
troops, which was recently reported IN
distress southeast Of this port. arrived
here today from Brcst after taking IS
days in making tho passage across. The
Culgoa reported by wireless on March
81, that she was having difficulty with
her pumps but was proceeding toward
this port Il rate OF six knots an hour.
Casual companies from Arkansas.
Texas. Pennsylvania and North Carolina
are on board. There also arc number
OF casuals from scattered sections OF the
country. including few from Elmira
n. 7.
prv u.n SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-03
FrOCCIARY.

u. S. Atkinson was appointed admin
isiratur of tl.. estate Of llc!1ic Jane At
kinsun. deceased.
Louis \. Fisher was appointed admin
istratur Of the "ri1tc Of Margaret Fur
bingcr. deceased.
Edgar w. l'7att was appointed admin
istralor Of the estate. uf Ida Andersen.
d. era sod.
Clara Elizabeth N"rthwn",i WAS rr-
pointed cHccuirix il the will or Harry
Northwood deceased.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-03
.rw TRAIL HTTER%'

Vic Plant heads the superior cast
which will be seen with Tho Trail Hit
ters' at the Court theatre Monday and
Tuesday, April : and s.
Plant Is one OF brrlesquc's most
amusing comedians, and he is support
ed by q cast OF great excellence which
includes Harry Lsvan. Augusta Lang.
Elsie Bostel. c. Ardlnger. Don Trent
and Marie Baker.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-03
RESTORE DEATH PENALTY.

CARSON CITY, New. April Cap
ital punishment was restored in Nevada
yesterday when Governor Boyle allow
I'd an amendment to the present .murdc:
act TO become law without his sig
nature. The, law makes ANY Kind O:
wiiful. elaborated and premcditRtcG
:kiliug" murder Of the first degree.
punishable by death or life imprison-
mont. in the discretion Of the jury:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-03
BANK CHARTER ISSUED

CHARLESTON. w. VA. Arril "a
ohnrtrr wis Issued today hy the secrc-
tnry Of state 10 tho Dny md Night BANK
Of C1arkHburs. uf ClnrksburG, ". Va.
70 conduct n bank ut the same place.
nhon w, Ford, Homer w. Stewart, Ira
Dewitt. George IcQunln and Payton X.
Cost, all Of Clar!1sburE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-03

Battle OF Shiloh will leave st. Louis on
the steamer Kentucky CT tho ST. Louis
and Tennessee River line April Tor
pittsburgh. LANDING. Tenn. where the.
annual celebration salwayS held.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-03

COLDS CAUzE GRIP AND EFLUENzA
LAXATIVE BEOMO QClNI&E Tablets
remove the cause. There Is only one
"Bromo Qulninc." L W. GROVES SIG
nature on the box. SOC.
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-RrT WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-03-08
The Wonderful Call
When Baby Comes
Like the Blast Of Heavenly Trumpet
When Call of Motherhood Il Felt.

OF all the most vital times In a woman's
life the coming OF baby is fraught with the
greatest meaning. Care should he exercised
to insure that the crisis is passed In safety.
Apprehension is avoided by the timely
use Of Mothers Friend, a preparation or
penetrating oils and medicinal Ingredients
which renders tho muscles, cords, tendops
and ligaments pliable, and thus tension Ia
avoided. Tho usual nervousness, nausea,
bcaring-down and stretching pains are coun-
teracted and tho period is one OF calm re-
pose.
The broad, fat abdominal muscles relax
with case, and when baby comes the time
Mt the crisis is less and pain and danger is
avoided.
Thousands Of women for half century
have used this penetrating external applica-
ton, prepared especially for expectent moth
IRIS. and every woman awaiting the crisis
should give nature helping hand.
Write the BradAeld Regulator Company,
Dept r, Lamar Building. Atlanta, Georgia,
for their Motherhood Book, of great value
TO NIL women, and obtain a bottle OF
Mothers Friend from the druggist and be-
gin its application regularly night and
morning
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-03-08

Present: Messrs. f. J. Gary,
Louis Dccuir, A. Gonsoulin, II.
Dcroucn. +. Dictlcin, V. J. Erath,
Numa Miguc2. Absent: Messrs.
II. Romero. A. A. Theriot, DR.. a.
C. McGowen and A. T.. Morcsi.
The Vice President called the
Police Jury to order as the gov
l'crning authority of Road District
No. I of the Parish Of Iberia. the
Secretary at his desk.
The Secretary then read the ad-
Ycrtisement in the New Iberia En-
tcrprisc, as authorized at the
bmertinv of the Police Jury on
Jan. 23d. 1919 as the governing
authority of Road District No. 7
Of ;he Parish of Iberia. La. call
ing for the bids for the purchase
of the bonds of Road District No.
7 If the Parish of Iberia agQre-
nat no Seventy Five Thousand
Dollars (&75, 100000. 1t being
rost the hour of II A. NJ. the vice
President asked the Secretary if
any bids had been received. The
Secretary stated that he had re
cci,cd and bad in his possession
three sealed bids for the purchase
Of said bonds.
Moved by Mr.. Migucz, seconded
by Mr.. Erath that this Police jury
as the, governing authority Of
Road District No. 7 Of the Parish
Of Iberia. open these bids in open
session and consider and pass IN
same.
The motion being put to u vote,
the result was: Yeas; Mcssrs y.
!. Gary. Louis Decllir. A. Gonsc'-
lin. II. Derouen, +. Dietlein, \.
!. Erath and Numa Miguez Nays,
none.
/ And the motion was declared
carried.
Thercupon, in open session the
following bids were opened aud
read. viz:
! By w. S. Bonner Of New Or
leans La. Offering par value and
100000 bonus. with condition at
tached TO his bid
BY w. Il. Slayton Il Co, Of To
ledo, Ohio, Offering par value and
100000 bonus and with condition
attached to his bid.
BY Porteus X. Burke, Attorney,
of New Iberia. La. Offering par
value and $4S0.00 bonus without
condition.
After reading Of the foregoing
bids it was decided to 20 into ex-
>ecutive session and consider same.
After consideration in executive
session of all the bids. the bid Of
Mr.. Burke, attorney. being deemed
the most acceptable Of all the bids
and the one complying more fully
with the law cit was moved by Mr..
Miguez, seconded by Mr.. Derouen
and carried that all the bids be re-
iected and they are herejy reJec'
ted with the, exception Of the bid
submitted by Mr.. Burke, attorney.
| At this juncture. Mr.. Pierce, IN
behalf of Mr.. w. $. Bosner, who
had submitted bid, stated that
he desired to protest against the
bid made by Porteus r. Burke, at
torney, on the ground that Mr..
Burke did not name specifically
the Bank which he proposed to
designate as the Fiscal Agent OF
the District in the event Of his bid
being accepted.
| In view Of these facts it was
moved by Mr.. Decuir, seconded by
| Mr.. Gary and carried that Mr..
Burke be called to discus with this
| BODY the matter Of the protest OF
| Continued on last page.
Il 80 As~ A~~aaAa
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-03-08
Proceedings Of Police Jury.

pluS Dc rejected ana IheN ar
hereby rejected at the cNccptlo
of the bid submitted by Mr.. Por-
teus Il. Burke.
AT this juncture, Mr.. Pierce, III
behalf of Mr.. W. s. Bonner. VIII
had submitted bid, stated that
he desired TO protest against the
bid made by Portcus K. Burke. a
torney on the ground that Nj
Burke did not name specifically
the Bank which he proposed to
! designated as the Fiscal Agency
Of the District in the event of his
bId being accepted.
In view Of these facts it was
moved by Mr.. .Decuir, seconded
hv Mr. Gary and carried that NJ"
Burke be called to discuss with
! this Body the matter of the protest
of Mr.. Pierce.
Whereupon Mr.. Burke appeared
| and stated that he had not as yet
determined which Bank in the
state of Louisiana or the City of
! New iberia that he would deslg
nate as the fiscal agent in the
event that the Bonds being
! aWarGcd to him under his bid. bat
, that he was willing and ready u
designate only such Bank in the
State Of Louisiana as might he
mutually satisfactory.
Whereupon it was moved ny
! Mr.. Erath, seconded by Mr.. Mi
ylc2 and carried that the Police
.Ialv of the Parish of IBERIA. act
! ING as governing authority OF
Road District No. 4 adjourn until
March 9Th, 1919 and that the bid
Of Mr.. Burke be kept IN suspense
in order to obtain legal advice.
The Police Jury then recon
vened and organized as the gov
erninu authority of Road District
No. 6 of the Parish Of Iberia. la
Present. Messrs. f. J. Gary, Louis
Decuir, A. Gonsoulin. II. Derouen
i. Dietleiu, V. J. Erath, Numa
Miguez: Absent, Messrs, II. Rom
ero. A. A. Theriot, DR.. A. G. Me
Gowen. A. i. Moresi Y
The Vice President called tho
Police JnrY TO order as the gov
erning authority Of Road District
! No. q of the Parish of Iberia. La.
the Secretary at his desk. the meet
| ing bcin~ called pursuant to the
terms of the ordinance Of the 10
lice Jury passed on JAM 2it1
1919 and notice Of SAID meeting
having been given to each membeI
in accord with the notice shown al
the beginning of these proceedings
The Secretary read the adver
tisement in the New iberia Enter
prise. said advertisement being II
the form as authorized by th'
ordinance of the Police Jury as the
governing authority of Road DIS
trict No. on Jan. 23d. l9l'
calling for bids for the purcHs 81
of the Bonds Of Road District NO
6 of the Parish Of iberia, La, az
greAing Thirty Five Thousan'
Dol&s 1885, ,000.00) and statee
that he had received and had II
his possession three sealed bld'
for the purchase of said bonds.
Moved by Mr.. Erath, SECONDED
by Mr~Garv that this governlnt
autholSy Of Road District No.
open these bids in open session
and consider and pass on same
This motion being put to vot'
the result was: Yeas: Messrs. r
J. Gary, L. Decuir. A. Gonsonlln
| r. Derouen. F. Dietlein. V. }
Erath and Numa Miguez. Nays
! None. g,
/ And the motion was declared
carried. Thereupon in open ses
| ~-s-.rs.~...Ms-