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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-20
COLERA|N

SQUIRE Simpson and wifi" OF Barton
ohio. wore III" guests II Nr ana Mrs
C. y. Miller Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Pickcns OF
Scotch Ride attended rresbytery at TINS
rIacc Mcnday and Tuesday.
, Miss Audrey Manning has returned to
her homo nj W"llsburg after few days
visit with her sister. Mrs. {. NJ Mitchell
Mr.. .. s Williams ~ Bridgeport was
q caIlc- here This week.
Mr.. Watt Of Bethesda was here this
wnck tuning pianos.
Mr.. and Ms. !. ". Rirsny were tho
guests Of Mr.. rnI Yrs. c. II. Walker ano
family Sunday.
Mr. s =. Vickors and son. Elmo. wore
business callers IN Fairv'"w this week
Mr.. Nilhcr Rnnd was a business caller
in Pittsburgh Tuesday.
Mr. II. r. White was business caler
in Wheeling Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs Gilbert Warrington and
daughter Of Damascus. Ohio. w"r" the
guests ~ their mother. Deborah Bundy
Mr. Harry Huffman of Pleasant Grove
was a caller here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. IIomoinc White and fam
ilv and Mrs. Jones Of Wcllsburc were
tho guests Of their parents. MI ano
Mr.. " r. white. Suuoay.
Mr. Wallace Walker Ioft Sunday toi
Wnos,.r. Ohio. wh"r" =" viii attend th'
! Nn">;"r college.
Trrr" was Il larg" Attendance" 20 INC
! 6, rlairsvillc prcShyt"ry. which wa
hcM Monday and Tuesday Mt IN" fr"S
hvlcria-l church at this place. N"N. lhp
rcncoi' Il Cad'2 delivered nm "Nroll"n'
. sermon. and Dr Houston ~ Columbus
! ohio. lrc'urcd on Tho Open Door.
: TIL" many friends Of NJ ana Nrs
: Max S,nShaue rvtrnd 10 Thorn their sym
na,Nv. and hope for her 4 sn""dy re
cov"ry. "a,
! Mr.. and Mrs. s. ?. Tick"rs wHr" IN
guests Of wheeling friends TUESDAY.
! Mcxsrs joel and Wallace Walker wore
tho guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. e. II. Walkc'
OF Elm Grove Sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-20
MT. PLEASANT

Nc<srs Lewis and Earl Walker are
visiting AT the home 81 Watson Walker
in Pasadena. California.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Barcroth and lam
a., ~ ,,lcnn. and Mrs viii Cow. OF
near Flushing. were callers In this
rlarc ono evening last week.
Miss NadEr Bowers spent saturday
and Sunday nj the home Of Miss Bertha
Krinkc.
Miss Henderson. If Cleveland. Is Wis
rting at tho home Of her sister. Mrs.
Matte HarhOurt.
Mcssers Samuel Buchanan and OIL
Duncan were callers at tho home of
Samuel Irwin Sunday.
Mrs. Annie Hummcl. Of Wollsbuts.
w. Va. spent Saturday at the homo OF
Henry Zeyer.
Mr. and Mrs. Marx Lawrence. Of Cole
rain. spcnt Sunday at the home Of their
granddaughter. Mrs. Harry Scheele.
Virginia Montgomery returned to her
home in Martins Ferry after visit
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DID NE WORLDS
OF GOOD SAYS A
PROMINENT CITIZEN
rorur,Ca EVER RENEWED MY
ErrRGY AND INCREASED MY
STRENGTH LIKE THE HERE
AND ROOT MEDICINE
DRECo, has.
SUFFERED a LONG TIhE FRonh
st o NJ C n DISORDERS, GAS
TR1Trs, INDIGESTION, CHRONIC
CONSTIPATION, AND
Lazy LIVER

MANY ncoplc in this section are suf-
fering from stomach trouble and don't
know It. They pay no attention TO the
warning signals sent out by tn" stom-
ocb after each mral---that heavy. un-
easy feeling slight Gnstritis. acid ris-
;ncs. and other symptoms which rapidly
r-cu. worse. until finally the victim
finds himself in tho grasp Of tho COM
monrst If all known illncss"S-indlg"S-
ri,r This. even with tho best OF car"
is likely to develop into kidney com
plant. constitution rheumatism. liver
trouble. and other serious Ills.
"Drccn has done me worlds or good.
and don't h"s,:At" to recommend II.
er:d Mr.. victor F"uss". who resides At
~ Savnntcouth street. Wheeling. w. VI
"Eo matter how careful I was about
nv fnrd. il would turn TO gas and MI
me m SO that my breathing was diff
emit ard had 4 sense Of sunoration,
tn hcIch ND watcr rs hot rs fire that
would burn my throat: n heavy lumr
seemed to lay in my stomach: my
bowels w~rc badly conStipat"d. and
had to take liver regulators all the
tirrc ~ keen them active. My Kidneys
often called mo out of bed five and SIX
times during III" night.
"Hut il is all over now. for Dr"co has
MT an end t. all thcec troubles. and
I'm Wei man today: ont anything
war;. never have my gas in my st"m'
,ch orI bowels 90; freely without as
eie,,rc, or other medicines; kidneys
don't ,rnuh'c RIO ~ night now. and I'm
inst feeling grand. nrcco sure Is
rrc m]di~inn. and I've sont lot of my
friends to get it on account If III" good
Il did mo"
nrcco Is not nm experiment: II Is A
safe harmless. combination Of Natures
medicine, and can hr taf"n with Snroty
INTO N" most delicate system. Freco
= !roxrcl, I've and Is now dispensed by
modern dug stores almost everywhere
Nr. Koi>t"r. tho we'll known nrocn OK
port. has headquarters At e. ". Grics'
e. co.'s mcet tho local public and cN'
nIain the merits Of this great remedy
See him today.
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~onndsville Briefs.

Miss L"nci" MrN3rrh VII leave TO-
morrow for MorraNtown. wh"r" *h" VIII
cntnr tho stat university
M-. F. T. Moor. e Fourth street
srcnt last week with relatives on Fork
ridge.
Miss Margaret Roberts IS confined -
hcr home on Jefferson avenue with
sickness. !,
Mrs Elizabeth Miller. ~ Woodland
was IN the city yesterday on business
Mr. F. Bonar is seriously III at his
homo on Clinton avenue.
Miss Elizabeth Johnson. ~ st. Glars
vile Is visiting friends and relatives
here.
Mr., Reuben Sanders. ~ Clarsv'lle
IA, Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll on
Clinton avenue
Daniel and Miss Fila Wise. of Union
town ar. visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. I
! Wise on IIirk"ry avenue.
Charles Jefferson has moved na"F
,rtr town from his farm near F""!Hr
Station. Mrs JcffHrsnn's health was
tho cause Of the removal.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. VI. Hinerman' OF
Cedar avenue. arc visiting friends IN
/ WashinEtn n z.
Mrs Horny Wills. Of Richmond. "
IS visiting nr. and Mrs. J. G. PECK OF
! Third street.
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with her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Er.Ekc.

with her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John krIEkc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Glass and tamil!
were out Of town callers Sunday.
Miss Marjoria Hall met with scri'u s
accident one day last week and received
a broken nose.
! Westminster Glee circle Of the Trcs-
hytcrian church met at the home q
Mrs. Jccob Merglcr Saturday. Follow
{; ing the program a fine lunch was served
by the circle.
Murdcn c. Dutton is on the sick list.
Charlie Gerke and children were call
crs at the Dorothy mines Sunday.
Ms and Mrs. Sherman Schccle ana
family Of Scotch Ridge. spent Sunday
at ;hc Tome OF his brother.
! :Ir and Mrs. Frank Hillgas and lam
lily OF Harrisville. spent Sunday evening
at the h"lne Of her sister. Mrs. Henry
Zoy"r.
J Mrs. Corn Narchbank was visiting
friends and relatives here this week.
Ecv. Willis IL the pastor sent 4" Il"
NJ II, dist cturch again. We are G!nS
/ to welcome Rev. Willis back TO this
rlacc aEnin.
w. E. Rcnnuckar and sons. Del Wsld-
ron and daughter Helen. OF Dillonvalr.
were callers at the home Of S. E. Irwin
I Sunday.
! Mr. aid Mrs. Earnest Irwin and son
of .tGcna. Charlie Irwin. Of Scotch EDGE
spent Sunday with their parents. Mr..
: aud Mis-. S. z. Irwin
| Grover pasco unloadcd a car Of fer
/ tiilzcr at Dillonvalc Wednesday.
Several persons from this place and
vicini'y offended the Harrison count?
! fa;- at Cadiz Thursday.
Taskt,r end Steele. ~ this place. lad
son" OF their fine player pianos and
vi.:rro!as at the HARRISON county fair at
CadIz tins week.
! R">. Sharp. Of Stcubcnvilc. will
preach in the Presbyterian church Sun
day morning and evening. September 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Buchanan. Mr..
and Mrs. William Lawrence attended the
fair at Cadiz Thursday.
Wallace Weatherson attended the fair
lat Cadiz Thursday.
| Whooping cough IL still an epidemic
in this place.
Earl Walker had his tractor at the
Cadiz fair for advertising this year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-20
Daarrhoea In Children.

For diarrhoea in children YOU will find
nothing better than Chambcrlain's Cole
and Diarrhoea Remedy. followed by n
dose Of castor oil. Mrs. W. s. Kunkl".
Blairsville, Pa. writes: Il believe Cham
berlain's Collie and Diarhoca Remedy
saved my little boys life two years ago
when he had summer complaint that run
into bloody dysenty. After giving him
one dose Of this medicine I saw II
change for tho better. Thus encouraged.
I kept up the treatment and he was
soon out Of danger" For sale by all
dealers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-20
NEWRECRUTTING
OFFICER ARRIVES

Tho new officer IN charge Of the To-
cal recruiting office, Scrgt. Paul Car
ningham, arrived in town yesterday.
with his wife and two children. HIS
work begins Immediately.
Another man was ace ped FOR service
yesterday. He is GeOrhr Lascko. ot
Shadyside, Ohio. He left fuI Columbus
Barracks on the 12:l0-H. & -. train.
where he will enter the infantry for a
three-ye2r term
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-20
Waterproof covers for all purposes
Wheeling Tent g. Awning Co., Tel. $50.
W. c. T. q. Closes.

The County Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union closed Thursday evening
with addresses by Rev. II. G. Gaunt
and Rev. c. J. Slater. Their addresses
we're mainly along the lines or what
prohibition has done in the last year,
and what should be expected in the fu-
ture.
In the afternoon session the follow
ing officers were elected for the COM
ing year: Mrs. A. McDaniels. OF this
city. president; Mrs. Kinsey. Cameron
vice president; Mrs. Searls. Of Mounds
VILE. secretary. and Mrs. +. L. McMul-
len. of Moundsville. treasurer.
Delegates for the state convention,
which will be held October I. 8 and 3.
at Wheeling. are F. G. Roberts Mrs.
Carrie Fuller. Mrs. Mary Lutes and
Mrs. George Barnum.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-20
THEDAY NURSERY

The executive board Of the Wheelina
Day nursery held its regular monthly
meeting yesterday afternoon at three
o'clock. The meeting was presided over
by Mrs. Jacob Birmingham. president OF
the Day Nursery. Regular. routine bust
ness was transacted. but no changes OF
program or the personnel Of the organ
zation were made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-20
Fined for Blockading Traffic.

Six SraniardS were up before Mayor
Chaddurk ON charge of hlockadinC
traffic yesterday afternoon and were
fined 81 and costs or $3.50 in all! They
we're arrested on Thursday evening by
Chief Moore at Lafayette av"nu" and
Ninth street where they had been In
the habit Of congrrg eating. The chief
told them to move on. hut some gave
him the laugh and he returned and ar
rested tho bunch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-20
Will Have soccer Team.

Mcundsyilc will have fast soccer
-on;hlu tam this year and Will r"
strong contender fer the championship
srycra, years ago soccer team was
ORGANIZED li' during ti,r War interest,"
IN The sp., la@r"I S'.v"Ta' 81 ne o.I
rIavcrs hav" com" haHk and rT"'t.te
has already been s;art"I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-20
800 Hunting Licenses Issued.

Over 300 hunting licenses have been
issued in the last month by County
Clerk J. G. Chase. The licenses this
year are 81 and are good anywhere In
be state. Since the season began. Sep
TENDER 18th. there has been rush for
them and before it is over about 200
more will be issued 10 local Elmruds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-20
Health Campaign.

A health campaign Will bc hold in
Mourdsv.lle lasting for three days Oct.
9th to 18th, under the auspices OF the
Tuesday Arts Club. The campaign will
be conducted by the West Virginia tn
hcrculosis League, assisted by the state
board Of health and the United States
nuhlIc health service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-20
Work Progressing Rapidly.

The work on repairing the coal tippl"
Of the RIchlaud Coal Company min" on
First street. is progressing rapidly. Tho
concrete ahutmcutE have been set and
work on the Triple is progressing rapid
~. As fast as the timber for the mine
arrives It is Immediately put IN.
This work was begun last February.
whe the tip?lc was burned 70 the
ground and has been rushed as rapidly
az possible ever since.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-20
ATTENDANCE 1Nc1EAsED

CHARLESTON. ". Va. Sept. 49,
School attendance Is being increased "A
the result Of the new child labor law.
according to the statement OF Samuel l.
Montgomery. commissioner In tho stat
department Of labor. This is shown bi
the comparatively few number Of work
ing permits issued this month. Whtc!.
children must have who work durin.:
school hours.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-20
PACKERS TO BENWOOD

The Paul o. Rcymann-W Wilson Packing
nine will go TO Benwoo4 tomorrow
afternoon TO meet the Bcnwood \. c. on
the Nick He'll grounds EnGlc will
probabaly do the mound work for the
Packerk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-20
Junior Department Party.

A PARTY was given last night ny the
Junior department Of III" BAPTIST sun
day school. The PARTY w@~ gwen III
honor Of tn" graduating Junior class
from until O'Clock. in the SUNDAY
school rooms.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-20
Mine Shut Down.

The PARIS Run min" has h""n shut
down for the last sw" days because ot
a small break OF the machinery. inns
rrine has been rurninE al top speed Tor
the last few weeks. but Will start up
aCain Monday.
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Hand Torn,

Samuel Chambers. - RAA"r avenue.
IS suffering from a badly torn hama 80
M, result Of m accident on Fork ridG"
YESTERDAY. While helping Miles and son
sct IN A monument his hand caught on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-20
Moose Excursion,

The Loyal Order of Moose gave an
excursion last evening on the steamer
Verne Swain. The beat left the local
wharf at p. m. and returned at mid
night. Dancing was the main diversion
of the evening.
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Hand Cut.

Earl Stewart. ~ F"rk Ridge. nan ON
finger cut IF and the four Others bad
~ cut last Tuesday. whom his hand
r,rcht ir M, cutters Of an SilaGe ma
chine. while in operation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-20
Bake Sale.

Ladies' Of Division ~" ! "f ~" MIS-
sirnary Society Of the CHRISTIAN 'hH'' II
VIII hold n bake sal" th!S air.'h"'" Il,
Kirkman's store. Rr'ad prs. 'dN'S anu
other dcEcaCicS will b" SnId.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-20
.MOUNDSvILLE
NEWS
MAY SELL CAMP
GROUND HOMES

The camp ground association arc per
fcr,inG plans to sell the cottages and
pay off the old debt which has been
load on tho association for III" past few
wears and now amounts to $4,000 or
$1,000 Different improvements with
The surplus money will be made to the
grounds which have boen allowed to run
down IN the last few years.
About decade ago this was the lead
ing summer resort in several states and
the wealthicst families in the Ohio VAL
~. who now so 10 the sCaShore every
season. sTcnt their summers here. II
~ ono Of the most beautiful spots in the
country. DESPITE the fire which ravaGcd
il about two years ago.
In the old days tho crowd on Sundays
would sometimes reach as high as
Is. O0n or 10000. Tho auditorium was
the largest in tho state NJ that time
having n seating capacity Of 5000 and
accommodating 5000.
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some nails in heard and mad" several
deem yashrs. lie WAS Immediately rNH"-
ed to M~unI$I.llc aud MAS given rn'di-
cal attention.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-20

An automobile Is something like a
man. When II travels too fast It be-
comes heated and doesn't get anywhere
until II cools off.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-24
NEW GOODYEAR BOOKLET TELLS
 STORY IF TIRE
Classical Publication Gives Interesting Facts of Trans formation of Crude Rub- Der Into inished Auto mobile Tire-Are Dis tributed Free

A noteworthy addition to tire liter ature which will be be welcomed by all motorists and others interested in obtaining information concerning how tires are made, is .The Story of the Tire" a booklet now being distributed by the Goodyear Tire & Rubber com pany. Akron, Ohio..a copy of which has been received by the auto editor of the The Republican.
 This booklet is not designed as an advertising feature but contains the plain story of the various processes in tire manufacture, tracing it from the i sap of the forest tree to the finished product, ready to begin it's career of service.
 The booklet opens with foreward calling attention to the exalted posi- ton occupied today in the world of rubber-how the tiny drops of sap from the rubber tree, carefully col lected, go to make up the hundreds ! of thousands of tons of crude rubber necessary to supply the worlds needs. for rubber is now one of civilization 5 necessities.
 A chapter on Rubber" shows how the discovery of the secret of vulca- nization, by Charles Goodyear, brought rubber from the limited field it for merly occupied to a place in the com mercial world second only to that oc- cupied by steel, and how the rubber tire draws attention to the magnitude of the rubber industry.
 Then appears chapter covering the rise of the Goodyear company from humble beginnings to one of the largest rubber companies in the world 4L-.- xr- pany's growth. The raising of rubber is described from the gathering and planting of. the ruber tree seeds to ering of the sap.
 The manufacturing process is follow ed through the various operations oi washing, drying. compounding, mixing l spreading and ealendering. tracing the rubber up to the point of it's utili- zation in making up the various types | of tires; for use on bicycles, motor cycles, airpianes. automobiles and motor trucks.
 Inner tubes, the care of tires. the Goodyear cotton plantations and mills and the development of tires from the first crude types are all given prope, mention in respective chapters.
 The work is profusely illustrated with timely photographs which helT to bring home to the reader it's mes. sage. It is intended for distribution among students, teachers. educationa institutions, libraries and all person. interested in rubber. In fact its pub lcation was inspired primarily by tht numerous requests received from al parts of the world for information about rubber"
 Any person sufficiently interested il this booklet to write the Goodyea Tire & Rubber company, Akron, Ohio requesting a copy. will receive one free of all charges.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-24
fBv H. A. Tarantous, Member s. A. E.)

A good majority of the cars now produced employ what is commonly known as Hotchkiss drive, which is rather a system or method Or directing certain forces acting on the rear axle and other parts. In the Hotchkiss drive car such parts as torque tubes, torque rods, radious rods and other members are dispensed with and the work usually done by these members is given over to the rear springs, These springs therefore must be strong enough to take the rear axle torque and also are the means through which the car is propelled or pushed forward.
 In order that the springs be able to do this work in addition to sup porting the usual load, it is customary to make the main leaf of each spring of an alloy steel so as to be better able to take the added stresses with out falling down Certain other points also are taken into consideration in the design of a car with Hotchkiss drive, but the change in spring sturdiness and strength is the most important.
 In a car using no separate members to take torque and propulsion it is ab- solutely essential that the spring clips be kept always tight. If they become loose the spring is allowed to shift it's position at will. and having to take the stresses mentioned, under such con- ditions the spring will usually break. As a matter of fact, where there is persistent spring breakage on a car using the Hotchkiss method, one can almost be certain that it is due to loose cups A brand new car is likely to develop loose spring clips in a few hundred miles of running because the spring metal is such that it can stretch
Arizona republican., 1919-08-24
GODD ROADS SAVE
 USERS B|C AMOUNT

According to the United States de- pertinent of agriculture, bureau of pub lie roads. the county commissioner of highways states that the users of i'm proved roads in Milwaukee county. Wisconsin, are benefiting to the extent of $25,000 day" says George H. Reu- ben of the Reuben Auto company, local Kissel distributor.
 "To arrive at this figure which amounts to q veritable saving of $7,
 675000 a year, counting S07 working days after deducting 3 holidays and
 52 Sundays, the yearly traffic census
 was taken during the past four years, selecting 52 points throughout the county and recording traffic at each point for every day in the week. These counts were made on different days over a period extending from April to November, to secure aver age conditions. The statement also shows that about 25,000 vehicles of all kinds were used on these highways each day and that traffic had increased about 42 per cent year during the four years in which the count was
 made.
 Here is vivid demonstration of the
 immense benefit good roads mean in the saving of money. If one county in one state can effect a saving of
 over 71i million dollars year, imagine the immense saving in every county not only in one state, but in all AS states ins the Unionl Even the low average of 30 counties for each state would give us a total of LAO counties, which at the above yearly saving would make a total of SIG. .s52. 100000, I sum over one third tho total cost of Warl"