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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-02

Dr.. W. B. Caldwell Of Monticello.
Illinois, was and is family doctor. The
whole human body. not any small part
Of it. was his practice. More than half his
"c.lls" were on women. children and
babies. They are the ones most often sick.
But their illnesses were usually Of "a minor
nature colds, fevcrs. headaches, bilious
nes,-and all Of them required first thor
oush evacuation. They were coastipated.
Dr.. Caldwell in the course Of 40 yearI
practice, for he We, graduated from Rush
Medical College back in 1875. had found
good deal Of success, in such cases with
prescription Of his own containing simple
LAXATIVE herbs with pepsin. In 1892 he
decided to use this formula m the msnufac-
,ure Of a medicine 10 be known As Dr..
CALDWELL, Syrup Pepln, and in thai year
the PREPARATION was first placed on the
market. The picture Of Dr.. Caldwell
that appear, on the package was taken In
that yeu.
The preparation Immediately had as
great a success in the drug ,taes as j, pre-
viously had in the doctors private practice.
Today the third generation is using it.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-02

Mothers are giving Il to their children wis
were given it by their mothers. Every
second Of the working day someone some
wl,ere i, going into drug store to buy il.
for Dr.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsn d selling
q. the rate Of owe, E million bottles . year.
Its Cea. success is based on merit. on
repeated buying. on one satisfied user telling
another. There are Thousands Of home. in
thi, country tina. are never without a bottle
Of Syrup Pepsin. and the fornul.tor Of
that prescription is fortunately living to SEQ
its wonderful success.
Women. children and old people are
the ones mos, benefited BY Dr.. Caldwelrs
Syrup Pepsin. Il differs from physics il
that its action j, mild and gentle and free
from gripping. Il does no, weaken. And
while 1t is promptly effective in the mos,
obstinate case. it is safe for 4 tiay baby ss
i, contains no narcotics.
Every drug store seIL Dr.. C.ldwelrs
Syrup Pepsin q, Soc and 81 bottle. the
l,nu the family slae and sufficient to las.
moa.h,. Keep q bottle IN your home:
Where many live someone is sure to need
it quickly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-02

father the Red Cross has been aiding
in the support of the family. An ap-
peal for assistance was made by the
mother. who IS a Polander, through an
Interpreter.
A district rally Of the Epworth League
Episcopal church Tuesday evening"
Rev. George L. Ellison, Of Pittsburgh
will make an address.
The NEWELL public schools reopened
to-day following the two-day VACATION
over Thanksgiving. Supt. A. D. Osborn
returned Saturday from Fairmont,where
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-02

are being held this week at Ashury
chapel. back of Newell. The services
opened tonight. 4 special music will
be given at each service.
4 bazaar will be held during the
Christmas holidays by Clark lodge l. y.
.. f.. and the Rcbekah lodge, II was
announced to-day.
Miss Florence Moss. secretary OF the
Home Service section of the Hancock
county Red Cross, announced tonight
that aid is being given n WcirtOn fam
lily consisting of mother and four faith
crlesS children. Since the death of the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-02
May Recover.

Emory Smith. injured several days
days ago at the Mckinleyville mines
TRSn he was caught between two load
cd cars and severely crushed. IS in the
Moth Wheeling hospital in prccarlous
condition. Doctors refuse to state, or
rather are unable to state, what the
outcome OF his injuries will be. 1t Will
ps Several days before Improvement
cak be looked for. and in the meantime
cothplications may set in. Mr.. Smiths
in1aries are of such nature that re-
coyery will be nothing short Of miracu-
Iona.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-02
he attended the meeting Of tho West
Virginia Educational Association.
IN srAMP OFT RloYcAxuH

BOSTON, Dec. IA conference was
held here today with the object Of mar
shalling the forces Of the army, navy,
department Of justice. state and city tn
stamp out radicalism In this city. At
the invitation Of Mayor Peters officials
Of the several secret service or intelli-
gence departments met in executive ses'
sion at CITY hall to consider the situa-
ton and methods Of meeting 1t.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-02
WHY COUGH and
COUGH and COUGH?
Relieve It with DR.. Bells
-. Pine.Tar-Honey

!. n RE you going to let it stick and
IA become chronic condition.
OF course not! Not when you
sknow you have a preparation like Dr..
Bells Pine Tar Honey to loosen it up
and 90 allow Nature to rid you OF il.
- The first dose will produce gratifying
.results. The secood and third will con-
vince you that DR.. Bells Pine-Tar-
Money IS an enemy to cold.
tttThe preparation is second to none
fbf its soothing, relieving effects.
Coughs, Ia grippe, bronchitis. asthma
Quickly relieved b. DR.. Bells Pine Tar
.Hooey. 50e., 60c., $40. All Druggists
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-02

The remains Of Michael Burke, L.
s marine. who died IN Denver huspi-
til from the elects 81 beng gaS"d IN
France about year ago. arrived hero
today and Will hc taken 10 ms home IN
Toronto. O.. whcr" the funeral viii be
held on Wcdnc day.
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PHce to Speak.

T. p o. +. 23t has arranged to hold
an lual memorial services NEXT sunday
afternoon. Attorney general OF ONO
JOHN G. Price. will deliver the memorial
address and Nelson ID. Miller, OF this
city, the culoSy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-02
Born iin;1839 DR.. Caldwell
Still in His Office Daily
Wonderful veor of the founder Dr. CALDWELL. Syrup Pepsn
Million. now his famous prescription

ALL physicians know that good health depends largely upon
"A proper digestion and elimination. and that most sickness
results from these causes None knows this better than the
family" doctor, the general practitioner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-02
Remains Arrive.

departments now undergoing repairs are
ready to be operated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-02
STEUBENVILLE

STECRENvII.LE. Dec. 1.-Dick How
ell. burglar and yegS. wanted here FOR
series Of jobs including the burglary
Of six houses and blowing OF several
safes. including that OF the c. & =. rail
road station at Brilliant. O.. shot and
probably fatally wounded Detective An
thony Skotnicky. of tho Canton, o., pO-
lice force Saturday night when the Off
Ger arrested him for the Stcubcnville
authorities. Howell made his escape
after shooting the detective and has not
b"on located. This section OF the state
is being secured for him. According to
re ports received today from Canton, the
detective has no chance To recover. hav-
luE been shot in tn abdomen. He en-
CNunt"r"d howell when off duty. took
him home "a supper with him and was
cnrout" back TO the police station with
him when Howell drew gun and
fired. Howell was head of a bad gang
Of yeggs and robbers which was broken
no at Toronto. o. about \ year ago
He was indicted by the jefferson county
grand jury for cracking the railroad
station safe at Brilliant, but secured his
liberty on $1,000 bail while awaiting
trial and promptly jumped his bail. LO-
cal authorities located him at Canton
last May and il was not until Satur-
lay that he was arrested.
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Operations at tho Carnegie Steel plant
at MinSo Junction were increased TO 100
per cent this morning when the lS-inch
mill. tn" only department idle last week
was started Practically all the com
pany's old employees are back on the job.
At the LaR"llc Iron Works opera
lions were incr"a sod TO approximately 10
per cent The blooming mill and a part
Of tn" tub" mill resumed this morning
and additional departments will go on
Tuesday morning. The number Of men
ut WORK in tn" plant today was 1850.
on increase &C about 400 over Saturday.
In addition. 200 men who reported for
'Srri could not b" accommodated until
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-21
'NOTATN OSOBISTE.

Do domu PIP. Jana / Amy Bykow-
skich, Fam. pnr. 1914 Turner ave-,
przyszla pociecha W postaci uroczej
coreczki. Matka / dziecie znajduja
sic W szpitalu prezbyterya6skim PREY
ulicy Congress i czuja sic dose do
brze; PIP. Bykowscy'sa diugoletnimi
parafianami Barbarowa.
q - e
Ma. dwutygodniowe wakacye do
uroczego South Bend, Ind, wyjecha
Ia PAM Helena Dulihska, iona p.
Karola Z%ulinskiego, posrzebowego,
zam. pnr. 1459 Blackhawk ul. PAM
Zuli6ska podejmowana bedzie przez
brata swego p. Jana Ciupihskiego,
og6lnie znanego obywatela W mia
steezku wytej wymienionym.
Pociagiem linii North Western wy
jechaia do domu rodzicielskiego
znajduJacego sic W Three Lakes,
Wis, ma kilka tygodniowe wakacye
parma Zofia G6rska, Fam pnr. 2114
Canton I'll. Parma G6rska jest znana
og6lnie ma J~adwigowie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-21

vie drugiego tramwa1u wyssli z wy
padku Gallo.
Wczoraj o godzinie lis Tano, po
dlutiej i ciezkiej chorobie pozegnal
sic z tym swiatem s. p. Antoni Jop-
PEEK, starry / diugoletni osadnik Sta
nisiawowa. Pogrzeb odbedzie sic W
srode, z domu zaloby pnr. 1921
Dickson ul. do kosciola sw. Stanisia-
wa Kostki. Zmarly p~ozostawia
ciezkim zalu pograzonych zone Joze-
fe, syn6w, Bronislawa, Jana 1 Ada
ma, c6rki Monike, Barbara, Klare |
Elzbiete. synowe Aniele & domu
Kugelman), / Malgorzate, Ignacego
Orlikowskiego. ziecia. ora liczne
grono wnuk6w 1 wnuczek. - Mech
odpoczywa W pokoju! So.
y So u
Re zlamana szczeka spoczywa W
szpitalu powiatowym 7letni Adam
Pocisz, Fam. pnr. 1908 w Ohio III.
Obok jego domu przechodzii chic
piec nazwiskiem Stanis&aw Starzyk,
prowadzac "a uzde konia, bedaceso
wiasnoscia Jana Barvka, SIG No.
Racine ul. Pocisz po%stepowal "a
z~wierzeciem I widocznie go draznii,
CO spowodowalo, re kon kopnaf go
tax silnie, IL bylo rzecza konieczna
poslanie 60 do s~zpitala.
Z pu =
Przykry wypadek przytrafif sic
wczoraj u sbiegu Ashland boul.
13tej ulicy. Bulwarem jechal W
automobflu FTanciszek Lukowski,
2129 Augusta Ill, majac "a pasaze-
row tone swa. dwie corki / pania ia
nine Kurzyhska. Gdy zblizyf sic do
przsciecia ulicy 13tej, wybiegi z tel
Ae ma bulwar automobilista jakis,
ktory ME wstrzymujsc wcale' szyoko
Sci wpadl z TAX wielkim impetem ma
maszyne Lutowskiego, re ia wywro-
cha koziolka. Automobilista lekko-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-21

W jego parafii; zachecai tez swo-
ich chlopc6w, by sic zapisywali
do Skauta, oraz zachecai, by sic
stawili ma nastepne posiedzenie,
jak najliczniej.
Re slow x. Proboszcza WHO
skowac MONA, re Oddziaa Skau-
tow W tel parafii ME bedzie sic
zaliczal do acknowledgement. Pc
przemowieniu x. Proboszcza roz-
dano aplikacye -ch}opcom z "a
strzezeniem, by pc wyPelnieniu
ich byly podpisane przez rodzi--
cow, W przeciwnym razie ME be-
da wazne; aplikacye maja bye
zwr6cone ma nastepnem posiedze-
niu, ktore sic odbedzie w srode,
22go BIN. o godz. 7mej wieczo--
rem W sSli parafialnej numer te-
go Oddzia{u bedzie Witty P.R.N.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-21

| Grabarska MLichalIna, Mondrala MARGIN,
Ratkowski Idzi, Rogalski Felix, Szu-
dzinshi Jan, WoIInski .Mdchai 4 Zioi-
kowski MichaL.
Pc 81. 90 zlozyli: - Abort Jan, Arendt
| Jozefa, Armgardt Karol, Bajerska Mar
Gin, Barwig Wladyslaw, Better Jozef'
Borozenska Anna, Bratek Michalina'
Brodzik Ignacy, Brzykcy Jan, Buc7-
kowski Teddor, Burlinski Jan, Byozek
Katarzyna, ChmielewskI Ant, Cho--
l~ewczynska K, Cychner Stan, Czekata
JAM. Czonstka Wtktor, Drozek Felix
Garstka J., Gryczan Julian. Jasusch
Fran, Jandcka Ludwika, Karasiewtcz
An, KIpkowski Pawei. KipkowSki W.,
K~{opotowskI Kaz, Knitter Marya' ko-
laczewski WI, Kondziorski Jan, hWa-
sigroch A. J., Lachowicz Felix, Lettko-
wska Anna, Malecki Michal, MatusaS
Jan, Nolak Tekla, Nowik Jan, Piotro-
wski A, Polinskd Andrzej, Juzik +. Ra-
ozkowska Anna, Renkoaak Kaz, Ro-
manowska FIR, Rossiglion f., Ryczko
Michal, SCHUYLER Cecylia, Schultz An
%tonina, Skupniewicz FIR, Soblerad VOL
CZECH, S~techoWicz And, Stepczyhska
Eel, Suchecki Stan, Swigon Ka1., Sza-
lacinski Jan, Tynus Katarzyna' VOL
mix Andrzei. 4 Zagrzebski FIR.
Pc SOC ofiarowah: Czajkowska A.
niela, Frelka Mdchal, Garstka r., Hum
pa Franciszek, Kubacga Agnies1ka, Ku
cinski Stan, Nering Julian. Nowak Mar
Gin, Okrasinski K, Oslager Alojzy, Pu-
tundt Konstanty, Pulcyn tMaryanna,
Ryba Kunegunda, Sesko Fran, Sko--
nieczny Wotciech, S~tarzyhska Bron.,
Szpakowski Ign, Wozniewski Bernard
| Wysockt MIX oiaj. - Razem $3.50.
Dzieci szkolne 1903; Barwig Antoni.
81; Berdzewska, 81; Bielecki. Andrea,
soc; Blachowiak Jozef SOC; Clepiela Ma
ryac 81; Czerniakowski j., 81; Gawecki
Alexis, 81; Glabas Franciszek 81; Glis1-
czy6ski Jan, 81; Grzybowski Ignacy.
75c; Hebda P~aulina, 81; Jahnke Tekla,
81; Joppek J6zefa, SOC: Komatowska
G., 81: K~opaniocka Marya, 81; Koza--
kiewicz Jan, 800 Kujawska Marya,
81; Kwarczynsk Michal 81; Lengis Bar
bara, IS; Leszczy6ska Maryanna, 81;
Lewicki Stanislaw, 81; Majewski Leo
mani 81; Marzanek Anastazya, 81; Min
dak Ludwik, 81; Neuman Jan. 81: Nlwa
Franciszek. soc; Ostrzycka Julia 81;
Pas1kiewicz Jozef, 81; Pociosk, 81; Po-
krzewinski Jozef, 81; Prengel Franci-
seek, 81; P~rzybylska Maryanna, 81;
Przypyszny Franciszek 81; R~utkowska
Agnieszka 81; Senk Jan, 81; Skajewska
Marya, 81; Skonieczny Franciszek. SOC;
Sobczak BroRfsiawa, soc; Stanny Igna-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-21
Skauting Polskiej Rady
Narodowej.
z r A NIEP. SERCA
MARYI.

w par. N. Serca Nary, gdzle
proboszczem jest X. r. Applet,
wczoraj O godz. 4tej popoludniu
W sail parafialnej odby}o sic zgro
madzenie chIopcow w celu zafo-
:enia Oddzialu Skautow Polskiej
Rady Narodowej. Ma to zebranie
2rzybyiy take diva Oddzlasy
Skaut6w P. R. N. a mianowicie
Oddz. No. /. z Jackowa Oddz.
No. w. re Stanisiawowa. Posle-
izenie zagaii Naczelny Skaut-
nistrz P. R. n, A. J. Piocihski;
w przemowie swej wyt}umaczyl
obecnym, il bedac Skautami, mo-
"a sic nauczyc duzo pozytecz-
nych rzeczy, a zarazem zabaWlc
sic W wolnych chwilach, bee ma
razania sic ma nieprzyjemnosc re
strony" starszych os6b, oraz ma
raienia zdrowia.
Niece pozniej przyby} ma sale
X. Proboszcz, ma ktorego widoE
Skauci powstali i swym skautow-
skim zwyczajem, podnoszac dion
do czo}a, oddali uszanowanie.
Widok Skautow i ich zachowa-
ME sic zrobiio mile wrazenie ma
X. Proboszczu, wiec dajac znak,
by usiedli, przem6wil do mich,
pochwalajac ich zachowanie sic a
zarazem dziekujac i'm "a odwie-
dzenie i dodanie ducha chlopcom
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-21

W Cze%stochowie doszlo d. Is
maja do rozruch6w ma tie zywnoscio
wen. Niewykryty 7%brodniarz zastrze
III tego5 dnia zofnierza ,,hallerczy-
ka" S. ~Dziadeckiego. Tlum podbu.
rzany przez prowokator6w pobii po-
d~ejrzanego lydia. Przy ro%zruchach
zabito 5 tyd6w 8 cietko raniono, q
IS lekko. Wiadze Ydrozyiy surowe
Sledztwo.
- Ma kopalni hr. Renarda W siel-
Gu wybuchI strajk. Czionkow Rady
Delegat6w Robotniczych areszto-
wano.
- Strajk telegraph W Lublinie "a
kohczyf sic d. % ma1a. Przyjetc
warunki strajkujacych. Dyrektor te
60 dzialu bedzie pobiera{ miesiecz-
ME o $50 mix. mniej cd woznegc
(Kuryer Warszawski %. W.
- Ukazuja sic ciagle MOVIE pro-
testy kolejarzy przeciwko strajkow'
kolejowemu.
- Anarchia sic szerzy W pow. kra
snostawskim. Rabunki l napady SO
coraz gestsze. (Gaz. Warsz. 80. W.
- PROXY rabunku straganow We
Wloclawku stiumiono.
Stan ogrodowizn " okolicach
Warszawy Jest nieszczeg6lny.
- Wykryto wielkie oszustwa a.
prowizacyjne W Nowym Saczu. Are
sztowano 100 os6b.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-21

cy, 81; steanert MichaL 81; etr7oda c.
81; swientek Marcyanna, 81; szczerko-
wska Anna, 81; SDumihski Jan soc; Sly
manski Antoni. 81; Tadslska 'Antonina
81; Waszko Roman, 81; Waszko szy--
mon, SOC; wirkus Franciszek. 81: wy
socki Franciszek 81; Zaohara Ludwka,
81. - Ranem $34.71.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-21
DNOTATKIA
NEPORTERA

w New Yorku wyladowaIi wczo-
raj nastepuiscy ~zoinierze, bedacy W
irodze ~powrotnei z Franeyi: Sier-
liant Wladyslaw Samocki, 1047 Hoy
ne ave., ~sierzant F. Grzemski, 2344
Homer Ill, Franciszek Borkowski.
2S4S n. Drake ave., Edward Bateka,
1928 S. Spaulding ave-, J6zef Ko-
wanda, 242S s. Holman ul., Felix CT
shy. 1903 Fisk ul., Andrzej Kowacz,
s237 University ul., J6zef Kozera,
1902 Houston ave-, Jan Kalasa,
2457 Padden ave., Jan Kanek, 1926
". Adams Ill, Jan Sinkowski, 1856
". 31sza u, Wladyslaw Kajbor,
1857 Wade III.
go
Pan FLIP T. Weyna, 1920 MIL
waukee ave-. wni6si proSbe W stoli-
" Stanu Illinois do SekretarZa Sta
nu Ludwika L. Emersona, moca kto
rel zostaJe kandydatem ma delegate
DO Konstytucyjnej Konwencyi z q
sen~atoryalnego d~ystryktu.
q - q
Tramwaj Iinii Roosevelt Road wy
stspii z SYN onegdai PREY ulicy 54ej
wpadiszy na drugi tramwaj wow
czas nadje4d4ajacy przeciwnej
strony s~powodowai. 20 troie ludzi
EostaSo sflniej rannych a wiele do
ma3o ~wstzaSnien. Motorowym ME
s7czesnego tramwaju byf Edward
Klima, 1887 South Central Park
I'VE TAX on jak p~olicyant stojacy ma
frontowe1 platformie, NJ. J. Donahoe
doznsti powatntejszych ran, a z pa
sa1erow niejah J6zef Lytak, Fam.
pnr. 1924 Elmwood ave., wyszedi z
potSuczonemi cZfonkami. Pasa4ero-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-21
Rome sprawy wewDetrzne.

- Gas (25. W donosi,ze " Polsce
Jest 100000 os6b chorych M gruzlice.
W Kielcach wykryto d. 25-tego
maja oszustwa dokonywane z mako a.
meryka6ska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-21
Bacznosc Naczelnicy
Poszczegolnych Oddziafow.

Poszczegolnych Oddzia}ow.
DIS W poniedzialek 21go lipca,
@ godz. wpoi do 6smej wieczorem
W sail Zjednoczenia P.RK., cd
bedzie sic regularne miesieczne
posiedzenie; obecnosc wszyst-
kich jest Pozadana, poniewaz So
bardzo wazne sprawy do zaaat-
vienna.
A. J. Pfocinski,
Glowny Naczelnik
P. r. N. w Am.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-11

fair ground. Two hundred and fifty
women and helpers will se{ve the sand
witches Of roast beef, the potato salad
and coffee. The Salvation Army MEM
bcrs will take care Of their canteen.
which will be close by the tables. where
the barbecue is served The Salvation
Army lassies will serve tho world fam
Gus doughnut and lemonade, which will
! remind the soldiers Of "Oper There"
Music . Big 1saturG
Three bands will furnish music on the
fair grounds during the festivities.
During the evening the principal
scenes shift to the centre Of the city
with a chorus and band concert in the
| music stand at Fourteenth and Market
streets. The Municipal Band OF 80
pieces will give a join concert with q
chorus Of 200 voices
Dancing will DO INDUCED In on FIJI
tcenth street, between Chapline and
! Eoff streets. The street will be cleaned
late this afternoon and roped off and
all traffic closed while whoever cares to
can participate. A large orchestra will
= be located at a convenient spot to fur-
nish the music Tor the occasion.
All moving picture houses and the
court theatre will have augmented or
chestras for the evening and every SOL
der. sailor and marine will be welcome.
Their uniform will be their credentials.
Besides the visitors arriving on rail-
roads and interurban trolley cars, the
steamer Verne Swain will bring over
500 people down from Steubenvtlle.
Mingo and Wcllsburg. The boat will
| arrive at 10 o'clock and leave late In
the afternoon on the return trip.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-11

him? Is he coming THIS way one Oh
the Officers inquired.
There were ,Np'ln,ii"nS about Wheel
inc's big col, hvltlru. the generals TEL
errnm saving hc was driving To Wheel
in., ard after a good laugh the h"utcn-
ants said the only way they could stay
over end Sc the hIl; d"in'S WIS |" nave
\ broken down car, 50 they nave ar
RANCID to wreck IN, Ford some way IN
order TO lose q day IL Wheeling They
are tine chaps.
Glad to meet :hNir now acQu1intanccS.
thr SCribcs volunteered 10 act as guides
on the dctour road 80 th"y l"d the way
to the Stone House. Then JIM Dyson >
box Of cigars was passed around ana the
two parties separated, the Officers con-
tiuuing TO Wheeling.
Ar rho Sion. House the press com
| mittce met tn" reception c"inihi''''
once more. More calls to the Mcclure
found the general stlll among thr miss
ing. some one suggested that the party
match pennies while waiting for III"
general. One yolns: man who is quite
crooked ut pitching pennies towards
crn,.%s refused to match, 50 they
pitrhcd. ard the aforesaid I've went
call him . gentleman. for he has all or
our pcnnicS) cleaned up on the gang.
lust about That sine some ono felt
n Drculiar sensation IN his stomach and
looking at his Inrrr$ull learned that 1t
was after 6 o'clock. Mrs. Earhart. the
good lady Of tn" St"u" House, N"lun-
tc"rrd ~ n lifc-Eav"r and. on baby!
thn,.. Aa.a&cn sandwiches with may
ona'sc dressing, lettuce, an every
thing!
Stin Missing.
Rut still the general wasn't there.
and a big feed was awaiting him at the
| Country Club. Most OF the executive
! committee deserted the front. Chair
| man Harry Bell remained with the
press gang. Time went and went and
went and finally tho evening was al
most gone Some OF the scribcs de-
sorted and only The Intcllircnc"r rep
r"scntntivc and Mr. Bell were left on
the job. Mr. VIII Weiss appeared. but,
although he made = success Of hair re-
; storcrs producers. "'r.. he couldn't pro-
dUce tho general. 50 he ordered tho feed
at the Country GLIB to proceed.
Then Mr.. Weiss left and with him
wont Captain !. EyTum Njck"rS"n our
friend from Washington. now citizen
OF the biggest littlr city on Garth. Name
it-namc it--of course. Nirk has seen
the error Of his ways and moved to
! Wheeling. Nick was with Mr. Weiss Mt
! the start. that explains how he left
| the scene
And as a once-famous city editor Of
n more or less famous Wheeling rap"r
so oft wrote: And Il should hc said
| in passing that all of these long and
weary and lonesome hours. the dis
! charged soldiers were planning the
baWling out they would give the gem
eral. when he arrived. But the general
| didn't show UP and hasn't boon seen
yet. At ten bells telegram was trIc-
| phoncd to the Stcnc House to tho effect
that the general would he hcrr AT 1o:Sn
| o'clock Wednesday. md Erll and Tho
lntlliEenc"r reporter came to town.
No soldier. discharged or otherwise
| would dare greet tho general this way,
! but here's to IN" general. for this is
what we were going to say TO him:
! "Whcrc in the HI have you bccno"