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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-10

ton by any Republican to prejudice
and handicap the chances OF III" head
Of our state ticket or any part OF II.
No Factionalism.
II do not think that it is likely that
tn" party will get itself inHolNHd IN
any desperat" fractional strife. Every
one realizes that II doesn't pay. ana W."
can recall to mind without much dir
ticulty convincing proof to that effect.
The contest can hc spirited aud Friendly.
and | think IL will be. Their" are n"
signs otherwise. and the leaders "t tn"
party in all localities. no matter how
they have lined UP for any candidate,
or may line up later on. all seem I" be
anxious that the primary ,"ntcS;S
would be conducted on a high plane anu
according 10 the Legitimate rules ana
laws. \ contest such. f." instance. as
we had in 1915 for the Scnatorship nom
iuation. 1t left no sore spots on any
body. and no wounds that didn't quickly
chccrfully. and did JOIN hands 10 elect
the monip". ought TO know. Tor
was q principal in that contest myself.
win Go Republican.
West Virginia. as conditions are NJ
present. is certa'c 10 so Republican
Sional and state tirkcts by large major
tiles. They should exceed the 5000
majority that was registered laSc year,
II is up TO every Republican /" h'lp
are and TO work to make them even
better as the campaign proceeds. Let
rv.rv party man plrdG" himself I" SAY
or do nothing thar will tend 10 injur'
the party'S prospects for victory at tho
regular election IN November. And
keep the pledge. II hr does that tn,
primary campaign wall lcav" no serious
hurts 10 the party or 10 any member
OF il. It will. in no way. prevent an
and working hard for tn" success OF
the man or mon he personally taVorS
for the nomination.
I'VE all have. Or soon will have. oul
preferences. but | am here TO preform
Il party duty. 10 act for the party a.
Il whole in West Virginia. and | &c
not consider it timely nor appropriate
TO say any hing to advertise one as
pirant at the expense Of another.
feel sure that the nominee for governor
will be cntircly satisfactory to all Re
publicans no matter how that may D'
divided AT the primary. For the prcSi
Dental nomination have no preference
at this time. but | do think that TIL
people of tch country are DISCOURAGE
over tho present sadly disorganizcd con
dit!on Of the national government am
have made up their minds to sw""i
from office the party and its otlicta
il. President Wilson and the official!
surrounding him have utterly lost thel
confidence f'th" American people. Onl!
tho narrowcSt craftsmanship or the dcnS
IS: ignorance would bind anybody t
III" truth OF that
In regard To the place Of holding tn
neNt Republican national convention
Mr. Highland said hc personally faNor"t
chicago. but was unpl"dGed. II" would
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-10
DOCTORS USE
CALOTABS FOR
COLDS AND FLU
Influenza and Grippe, Like ordi
nary Colds, Require Calotabs'
the Purified and Refined Cal
omel Tablets That Are
Nausealess, Safe and
Sure.

Physicians and druggists claim t thnt
thu great epidemic OF influenza mas cor
rlr1sivcly demonstrated that the pui'N-
est rclicf for a cold and the best pre- -
vcntivr ~ Influenza and phrHnon" -
To- keep tho liver active $" lhitl 'hc u
ccstlvc organs may be- IN perfect con-
dition. Fer this purpos" Cni"lNhS. lno
now nauScalcss clium"l tnhl"iS mat arc
free from the sicken'mE and w>HkInHm NIX
effects. iS the most lh"E"uEh ana g.
prndanc. as we'll as the most HCrc'a"'c
laxative. ,,.o
Calotabs have tho special tdvantagG,
Of not making the patient SICK ana
weak. as they do not uis,t the DIGESTION
and appetite. One Cal0tah Al bed hnS
with a swallow Of wn'"r--th?tS al.
No salts, no nauscL nor the Sii@htrS'
interference with Your eating. pleasure,
or work Next morning your cold mas
vanished. your liver is active. your SNN-
TEN is purified, and You are icing l'"e
For your projection, CalotahS are sold
only in original sealed packages pre-
thirty-fivc cents. Sold by all drug
gists and your money back # YOU are
not delighted with them Adv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-10
HIGHLAND SAYS REPUBLICANS
:. .. WILL AVOID CT|ONA[|SA|

Special Dispatch to The IntelliSencer
WASHINGTON. D ca Dec e--At
the threshold OF what looks like spirit
ed contest for tho Republican nominal
ton for governor OF West Virginia hon.
Virgil L. Highland member OF the Rr
publican National committee OF that
ing Of the committee, sounds a warning
that the maintenance OF party harmony
and solidarity is OF more Importance
than a personal ambition OF any
single one OF the contestants and ms
supporters.
1T is the greatest responsibility that
, rests upon the individual Republican,.
he said today. 1T il the thing which
; every candidate and every party man
! should keep uppermoSt in his mind.
mo matter how warm tho contest may
: become Whoever n" may be. the nom
inee will be WORTHY 80 the cnthusiaS
kand united support Of the voters or our
party. and nothing Sh"ald be done in tho
heat of the campaign for the nomina-
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Unable to Secure Jury
For Accused Chindman

WASHINGTON. H"c. ".-,TN" dts
trict crirn!ua! court wa$- urahl" 70 So
r,irr 81 Jury today - ;ry T;arc sun NI".
ChIrns' student u0.i"r Indictment fer
tn. murder or Or. TAr"dor" 7. WONG,
d rector uf tn" Chimes" ,!ucati"nai m'N
sion here. Chang IiSr IiSi". secretary go
IN" mission and Zen son wa. an a.,
,rt nj tho mission headquarters IT,
January. \ special v"Er vas or
tlcrcd Tor tomorrow. TIL" ncCuS"i "lS
called VA today t" answer only IN" m
,,ic,mrut IN tn" raS" Of EIn sen W ~"
I.nifrl states attorney I.0Skcy cN.
nIlircd that according :" an alleE"d
rnafcssion obtained by the police. ne
prisoner In dadm.ttCd his gait IN iN'1
case, but assorted that discovery 'ol'
R,n S,n WI had KILLED TIA" other NV"
had n~rmUted his act.
-BL.Y WAR SAVINGS STAMT's.--
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-10

Us & Nand-Sold at Al pruGT1StS.
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WHAT IT WILL DO FOR THOSE
WHO ARE SICK.

IT WILL Kid tho system Of the IosS6ns
that are Respcnsihlc for most DIS
eases.
IT Wilt Enrich and Purify tn"
Blood
Liver.
IT WILL Flush and Cleanse tho
Kidneys
IT Wilt Elcctrify the Who'll" Human
Machine.
IT WILL give that Sparkle to tn" Ely"
and Glow To tn" skin that is III. on"
Best Bet that Your Health is Good.
IT WILL Sumulat" and Tone the
Keep a Box Of Bulgarian Blood Tea Al
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-10
MEMBER Of the state board Of law exam

n'rs IN place Of b. N. Amber. appoint
i Il t"w weeks ago. but who notified
H." court that nc would be unable to
accept a place on the board.
The co lrt handed down s6 opinions IN
The cases decided during the fall term.
q was reported by clerk William b.
Mathews, after the dourt's adjourn
msrt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-10

he said ho guided in that matter cE Ine
claims submitted. and numat"d thtt
party strategy would likely have GOO"
doal 70 do with selecting the convention
city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-10
BULGARIAN BLOOD TEA
WHAT IT WILL DO Fo1 TKoSB
WHO ARE WELL

WHO ARE WELL
1T WILL. Keep the Human Machine in
Perfect Running Order.
1T WILL Prevent Early Ole Age.
IT WILL give you Physical Resistance
over Disease Germs in Times Of Epi-
dcmic.
IT WILL XII Colds and Ward OFF In
flurn2a. Grippe and Pneumonia
IT Is the One Best General Family
Medicine in the World.
AND when you Brew il and take II
Stcnming hot you get the Rich. Pure
Juices that Mother Nature Intended
fer her Children.
wsys - uand-Sold at All Druggists.
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GREATER WHEELING CLUB

\ meeting OF the members Of the
Greater Wheeling club Of the Second
Ward: will be held this evening at s
o'clock nat their quarters. 10i9 Market
street. Several important matters arc
Ia com" up for discussion.
Buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Washington times., 1919-01-20

he and need of the Italian people of food eli
for dollar. At that time looked the Italian lire would
awoke importance assisting struggling
The French when buying food clothing and shelter materials h
dollar today for 400 peas "a few months the Spanad able
We want to state most emphacay that the ignorance and negec
appalling condition. The sesame ignorance and neglect
Japanese obtain dollars exchange for their money than Italy,
The American people have in their midst s3ooooooooo wor
and neglect the American dollar selling discount all European
aforementioned countries the discount is decidedly
The Italian Frencman Spanard other foreigner should be ab
measured in terms of their money The actual gold standard hou
great deal suffering Italy, and least should make possible for the
actual basis of exchange
The Washington times., 1919-01-20
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-27
HUDSON

Roadster, Carhrolet type, S-passenger' late model: new paint; newly tired; upholstery in prime condi- ton, the motor and general me chanism will more than satisfy the most critical mechanic; handsome dependable closed roadster at q price within anybody's reach. Terms to responsible buyer. Liberty Bonds ac- ce nj ed
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-27
4O-Acre Greatest Florida <
 Bargain, S12,OOO Including

Horse, two Flows, other farm implements, some crops, only E. mile to railroad town high school. churches. stores, etc Pro- ductive loam tllage and lake watered pasture. Comfortable dwelling. wide porches. barn. poultry and meat houses
 Aged owner to get quick sale sacrifices Sla00 gets all. easy terms. Details page s big 1o9-rage fall catalog, just out. farm bargains Maine to Florida and west to Nebraska: copy free. Strout
 r-'-,' Aseacy. i2l0-T. Jacksonville. Fla.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-27
REGISTERED JERSEY COWS.

We have just received 20 cows of the most fashionable breed from the fa- nous herd of Mizell X Lusky farms of Nashville. Tenn; also 3 bull calves 6 to 10 months old These cattle are to be on sale for the next few days at Gorahoo Horse x Mule Co.'S barn We are .ons D sell these at a small profit; will take iiherty bonds or beef cattle.
 WILBANKS X BLANTON,
 27th St. and ed Ave. Phone I'll.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-27
SAXON

! Five -passenger, late model. Me chemically right from end to end Practically new tires; paint and up- holstery iattaetive. The family looking for q light s. roomy and easy riding u,iu find this saxon ideal. The up- keen is very small; the tires are new and the price is within reach of all. Liberty Bonds accepted.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-27

FOR SAl.E-Carload Jersey milch cows, or will trade for dry cattle also one fine Jersey male, at Cavender's stock yards, corner Morris ave. and 24th st. Phone Main 5080.
 PAIR good small farm mules. brand new set harness and wagon, $150. Cash or credit, Apply Empire Lum- Der Yard. 1st Ave. at 65th St.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-27

EMPLOYMENT
AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS-Scott's is the only official history of the colored soldiers; hum dreds of photographs, battle scenes; over 500 pages; sells at sight; 25 cents mailing expenses for free outfit; sal ary and highest commission paid by Hertel Co.,, authorized distributors, South Clinton, Chicago. HAVE interesting proposition to offer good speciality of salesmen. H. K. Flemister, Hillman hotel, from to D. m.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-27
CADILLAC

Model 5S, 7-passenger; mechanical condition approximates new, new paint, new Fisk non-skid tires in fact car that will compare favor ably with a new Cadillac at less than half price; terms to responsible buyer Liberty Bonds accepted.
 The above cars have been taken in re- gently as part payment on Roamers, Dayises and Stanley steam cars none is offered for sale until pro nounced sound and serviceahle by high-class mechanics; we know they are good.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-27
STIJDEBAKER

Big Six. late model; Al mechani- cally throushout; divided seats fair tires; an excellent bargain. Terms if wanted; Liberty Bonds ac- eepted.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-27

WANTED-s good statesmen. Apply a47 S. 2lst st.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-27

ONE clean, light room; modern con veniences prefer two gentlemen orf business couple; convenient to meal' ' 2218 9th ave, N. apartment c. Main
 6416.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-27

SOUTHSIDE-Nicely Iurnlsheo looih with twin beds. adjoining bath; fpr- mace heated apartment; with prlvate family; near three car lines and two blocks of jitney; gentlemen only. Phone Main 6640.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-27

A COUPLE only, smai nicely furnished apartment modern conveniences. South Highlands. Main 2990-J.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-27
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
 FARMS AND LAND FOR SALE .a

ON BELT LINE
 Soooo; another big bargain; a lot 50xl40 on the Belt Line. very close in; revenue will pay 10 per cent on necessary cash investment. have had other bargains lately that have gone very quickly This will not go begging for a buyer See F. E. Johnson. with Jemison R. l.. & lns. Co. Main 52S0
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LAW book salesman to travel Alabama: prefer young man who has studied law; give qualifications and references in reply. Address w. H. S. care Age Herald
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-27
sALESMEN WANTED

SPECIALITY Salesmen wanted who has had experience calling on mill and factories, do not an- swer unless experienced. Give phone address Address M-71 care Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-27
EMPLOYMENT
HELP H1,Sr6--0- N :. SSfrEn6-C-MlLE

N NAN1ED-Men on depitis by life insdr- ance company writing ordinary and in- dustrial on white life only; salary. com mission and bonus. Apply 299-232 First Natl Bank bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-27

SAI ESMAN ealing on read-to- wear trade to sell line of cotton waists on commission. Answer with full partic- ulars in first letter Maxwell & Wood ring Waist CO Qnc), 10ol Hilbert st, Phila adel,hia Pa
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-27

ONE large, beautifully furnished bed room every convenience. Call Main 5S29
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-27
MAIN N 49OO J
ROOMS AND BOARD

FOR RENT-DELIGHTFU ROOM. LARGE CLOSET, FURNACE HEAT, JOINING BATH, HOT AND COLD WATER, CLOSE TO HIGHLAND AVE CAR, COUNTRY CLUE DIS TRICT; GARAGE FOR ONE CAR PHONE MAIN 2633-W.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-27

WEST E1N D-tor rent, niceiy tufnlsted rooms for gentlemen only in private home where there are no children. West End 973-W.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-27

FOUND Not just clothes, but good clothes." at lowest prices; that's the reason this store has made good;' s to s10 saved on suit or overcoat. Marc Link. 1911 jSt ave,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-27

FOR SALE-One of the best paying hardware, paint and roofing stores in Birmingham; long lease. good loca- ton; established trade Address U- 64, Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-27

FOR SALE-Holstein Jersey COW; good milker gentle, thrifty and well worth SS5 in fact bargain. 2o6 Grady St., West End. Phone West End 51-J.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-27

WANTED-By couple without children. house with any amount of acreage: not too far from town; will rent for unlimited length of time; good refer
 ences w. E. P. care Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-27
LIVE STOCK AND SEEDS G
  HORSES-CATTLE- e

FOR SALE-2 fine young mules years old weighing 1000 pounds, also com plete set of harness and delivery wagon. Call at Cruse Crawford Mfg. Co.,, Ave. B and 22nd St., or kilgore Furniture Co, Ensley Ala
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-27

APARTMENTS AND FLATS 9a YOUNG couple with small baby, desires on October 15, furnished or unfur- nished apartment of two bedrooms large kitchen Cor dining room and kitchenette); or would share house with refined couple; must be good neighborhood; reasonable. T. B. Pur- wis, Box 626. city.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-06-19

they were not allowed TO come out
On the way from Nancy 10 Paris and
back again we went through the bat
tlehelds of Chauteau-Thierry and saw
hundreds, If not thousands of graves
along the railroad track. The country
around there is covered quite lot
with small trees that have sprung up
since the war began, on account of
the land being cultivated.
Well they cancelled the order of
these headquarters going TO Ger
many, and | now expect that in a
month we will be leaving this place
for some port of embarkation to the
United States. | hope so at least.
must now close. From your brother,
Theodore.
p. S.-You can see by the address
that we are now organized into the
Ninth Casual Company, SO please ad-
dress ii that way Being that we are
in a Casual Company it is a pretty
good sign that we are soon on our
way home.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-06-19
A CHiLD'S IMAGINATION

(By Harriet Frances Carpenter)
| While visiting a school | overheard
this dialogue between an unimagin
atiye teacher and small boy who wa!
helping to remove some cobwebs from
cabinet in the classroom:
"Spiderwebs are very beautiful
aren't they, Miss Andrews"
Hold the pan higher"
"Aii spiders aren't bad spiders
some spiders are good spiders. aren't
they. Miss Andrews?"
Watch what you are doing"
II know a story about spider Miss
Holmes told a story TO her class about
Robert Bruce and the spider"
When severely. The child hung
his head "If you loiter at her door
again, I'll keep you in" A sullen look
appeared on his face and the work
was continued in silence. After he
had left the room she turned tc me
and said: THAT boy got sulky spells.
Oh. he likes nature work and stories,
but never could tell a story"
Upon my suggesting that stories
stimulate the imagination, she held W
her hands and with a look Of horror
declared: Imagination! You don't
have to stimulate children's imagin-
alton. The trouble Is they have too
much!"
She was unable TO reconcile her
adult mental attitude with a child's
outlook.
A little girl. as she ran up and down
the steps of broad terrace surround
ing a house in the country, kept saying
to herself: ITS just like an old cas-
tie, It's just like an old castle!"
Nellie" commanded her father,
don't do that! You'll fall"
"She is always falling" he explained
10 his hostess.
Does she hurt herself?" asked the
lady.
No" but she might, she Is so awk-
ward. She gets worse all the time"
His little daughter manifested a
lively imagination, but he did not un-
ltlerstand how to make 1t OF use in de-
veloping restraint and poise.
Live with children and one lives in
a world Of perpetual imagination. In
no way can we more easily control
the child's acts. form his habits, mould
his thoughts. than along this avenue
OF approach to his mind. Reproof
NAV adroitly be given by a playful
appeal to the fancy.
'Poor Patsey." murmured b father,
shaking his head as his needless lit
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COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS

Pursuant to call of the county audi
tor. the board OF county commission
ers met in special session at 200
O'Clock p. m. Thursday, June 18th
1919. for the purpose OF appointing q
county highway superintendent, and tc
transact any other business that
might regularly come before them.
! Members of the board present were
II. C.. Halvorson, chairman; c. II. Da
Wis, Thomas Kidman r. o. Tollefson
A. e. Bunday.
The beard was called to order by
the chairman. and they proceeded to
open, read and examine applications
on file for the position Of county high.
way superintendent. There being
twelve applications on file. The
board on motion adjourned to $50
O'Clock a. m. Friday. June 18th, 1919.
The board met as per adjournment,
all members of the board preenst.
The board proceeded to further ex-
anime applications FOR the position OF
county highway superintendent, and
after fully considering all applications,
IL was moved, seconded and carried.
that the application of Prof. A. j.
Willis be accepted, at salary of
s2SS0 per year, to be paid monthly,
and that he be paid necessary ex-
penses, Wills TO furnish bond in
the sum of $25O0 payable to the coun-
ty, and to be approved by the board
of county commissioners. Prof. VIII
lis to enter upon the duties OF the Of
fee July 18th, 1919.
On motion the following claims wer~
audited and allowed:
o. A. Tollefson, dragging roads 1880
Henry Hegstad, road work
with engine .............. 1O52.79
John s. Anderson. road work
with grader .... $500
r. o. Tollefson. freight. 49,. 2.95
Arthur Greenwood, dragging
road. .,............... 900
s. 3. Minor. road work 255.00
David Barry. road work ...... 10000
III. II. Gullick. road work 49,. 1150
Oscar Anderson. hauling grad
er. .................... 21.5o
Oscar Anderson. hauling grad
er. .................... 900
H. w. Blakely, Industrial con-
test premiums ............. 10000
r. A. Turner, printing and
suppliea - .-....... 1850
Olaf Eidem. attorney. order OF
court. .............. $500
W r. welch, county treasurer
Jurors. witness. bailiffs cert. 776.4O
B. L. Pearson, labor on roads. 1900
A. T. Tompkins. dragging. 1900
John Alton, freight, express, u
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churches and societies have the same priv'-
ieges In the use OF this column
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Services every Sunday morning at II
O'Clock. Subject for next Sunday is
rs the Universe, Including Man,
Evolved by Atomic Force" Mid
week service Wednesday evening at
Is o'clock. Reading room open We'd
nesday and Saturday from to 4
o'clock. Every one is welcome.
United Presbyterian Church-There
will be preaching next Sabbath morn
ing and evening at the usual hours.
Sabbath school in the morning at
11;45. Juniors in the afternoon at
800. In spite of the weather last
Sabbath We had good services both
morning and evening. Let us keep UP
the spirit of church attendance and
when the weather and roads permit
we will be ready for the Lords house
on the Lords day
Methodist Notes.-The pastor will
preach next Sabbath morning and
evening. In the evening the sermon
subject will be, "a Model Young
Man" We offer cordial welcome to
our services.
First Presbyterian Church-Next
Sabbath morning the theme Of the
sermon will be. christian JOY" In
the evening there will be popular
service with an address on the theme,
Seeing Things Worth While" This
will be study of the way truth Is
revealed to men and women A very
cordial invitation is extended to all
of our services.
Baptist Church-Sunday morning
will be the second sermon in the
series of the Sermon on the Mount"
the text being, "Ye are the Salt of
the eAr5Rs the light OF the
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-06-19

world" Theme, What are Chris
tians Good For?" In the evening
there will be the second sermon in
the series on spiritual facts and per-
sonalities, the theme being, What is