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Washington Journal., 1919-01-24
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meicnbeit poll NrGiioent SIR. @cil
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Ilrne. An iiinf fronfc Mitalicoct
mltoc ooS Oenielbcn 5uformcn0t
&rontcllaelo bemiaigt. 0aS Bidder.
llnteriuhungsfomitc berihtcte, bal
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S6obmciiters IN better Gronlng be
fun0cn babe. Nud Grleoigung bel
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&i5c-8rGi. @cnrp Gicber;
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Scrmin;
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Goli Sobn. Gen. 9;raelmanr.
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Sohn @clloer. Sieiubaro Mauf.
Chran ErGiiocnt Gems Noller II
lttte Sic ucl,cn Ncdnlter lit lDrc reip
S;trlcr elm. Nn@ @eant!.n mtrst
GyntlIiert, beiouSrrs o5er Sem rlellcl
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idn!i friiber 10 Sermine ge0iellt mi
id; nls tiid,ti9cr lino mriidtiger &c
onIter OeipGbrt rat. Der ram Scfrc
tar berfnBte mo berleiene Sobresbc
ridt 5eigt cine MitgIicoer5ahl BON 81
umO eiren &aiienbe'tonb bon $2,7tG.
IoT. Gin Mit9lieo bot Sc. @,,,ciu III
Eltbtsn Sabre 0urd, scr Con rcr(orcn
lamlih @enrp 9lob. melG)er an lei
rem SoOestage gero0c 33 Sabre 1fit
qlie0 0cs %ercins por. Ioh SCI
Gcriammllmq icbten iid) oac al ci
mem gilteu 2llndl uhu. lnN mondI
&e0e milrOc aeboltem IN peld)cn ga.
fernerc @eoei1cr 0cS @cre;ns az
milnidJt mo Ncbofit lpur0e.
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eiOa upn enaIild iprsdenOen @Sfern

Ali ciitem 6eitciien 81 Gbren Oes
amerifoniiden @eianoten in 2onOon
crfl6rte 9oro Gur5on OoB Der 6rieOe
MIR Ourdl Elm 3uiomnlcniteben bon
england mo Amerifo garontiert
merOen fonne. Il. u. ia9tc er: Sic
mails bobel in Der 8ergdngenbeit
anglo omeritonilhe 9~e5icbungen
Elm groBereS Yroblem Dor fih gebobt,
ais oos ser nGhIten Sabre. YroOeat-
ihc YropoeonOo bot bereits begon-
llelL Die Sont Der 3miletraht 81 ID
eli. SIN Namen Oes AliSluGrtigen
glmtes fonn ih iogen, Dab lolde Ga.
den nidt mebr oils ein paur Stoltb.
former IN Ben @e6iebrngen 5piiden
ENGLAND unO Mmerifa beoeuten.)
Washington Journal., 1919-01-24
Gin srOher ednueiser.@

iinOct am Mittlpoh, Ocn 3. @eGr5 5.
s. in DO @taionie Genpcl .. uno
g Str. g. ", itatt, qcgeben bon ocn
Tcrciligtcn SfppeiSeriiden @cica
idaften Ocs 0iltriftS. Oieic Bale cr.
i%reltcn liN allidbrIi6 GROCER gelicbt
belt nlo aud oicIes Wfol lit enc
8robc Sctcilieung I'll crluarten,
Washington Journal., 1919-01-24

nabmc entiernt. OaB cS iubitontieac
9ic0uttioncn in Dem Ginfonmcl ms
Der &oHifroit Der @iclen 0cben iol.
lonoern Dab cher cine @ieoerbcritea
ltng oieier gsatiur oic Sornl elmer Ie.
oSInltieruna in 9etreii ioI6er 9obne
mo Solore omebmen miro. peIde
nidlt inter Den %perdn0crtcn 3uitGn.
Den aeiidlert iin0.
Washington Journal., 1919-01-24
GOnnaclii6 Sntberiidr 3iOnS-Sirde
6. mo g StrnBc N.-SS.
Midor0 ShmiSt. WnItor

9m%iomtdgIidl. SonntoaSidulc I'm
Ht0 ll6r bormitfoQs.
GcRtiher @ottcSoicnit. icocnS onn.
inQ 10 llbr normittuqs.
Gllaliider @ottcsoienit an jc0em
5onntag Inn # llbr morqenS uno
7.45 llbr obcloS.
Sntbrr 2ign, Modcllonoodt iiir
SeocrmamL jcDcn 0onncrstog @6enu
nm 7.15 llbr.
&~onflrmonOcn llntcrridt je0el,
Mcntoa un0 0onncrstoa obcnOS T
llhr.
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Scr STR 3eit seplantc Sremssms

1T OWF DVW BVFtUW*V ~VFVW0dWB
gcgen sic Oelltide Sprohe bier5ulan-
Sc miro 10 u%nqci1br OenieIbeu Grfolg
baden, oIS ser @olI oeS Sllrmes 81
Babel, OoS @ohlen MAIDEN Ser 8dlI-
me bis in Ben Simmel, oie Ginfiib-
rllng b0berer Snteuigcn5 ollrd Sen
Sou elmer 6emiifen %ouer, uim.
Cine moOcrne mno miIienldaftlid)e
Sprodc I'M 90. Sobrbumoert !1Bt iif
nidt 10 mirni6tS oirnidts Ourd Dos
luiqigc NQitation nod onrdl cine
Stobc ans Der Melt idoffen. Mud
bierin miro nit ser 3eit mieocr@on-
oel geldoffen meroen.
Washington Journal., 1919-01-24

Ter 5lmebmenOeu Yroiperitat ipic-
len, ioet oos 9ontitc Der @anOcIs.
fomrner IN cinem iormcllcn %eridt.
Die @eidGits Situntion lit aitBcrit
merfiuiir0iNy lelblt lpenu man 0erel
llniiderbeit i'll 8etrodlt 5iebt nc9en
ibrer Yblueienbcit BON 0cpreiliou.
9eIiimismiS unO Srilbbeit. Gs lit
nid)tS nciter bon Der algcmcinen Nm.
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gnndruH, @callOaf. pirfIide OeIifa.
tciiea, iin0 AT baben BEL:
gibIers. 36-45 Niaas Narft.
SObesfaGe:

II. 8e6reno, so, 1887 s. StroBe
Noromelt
Gaa Soiimun IS, @rouiocnce So.
T. - 4
@ul. 9. |alnler, Gs, 100 13tc
Ctr. R.@.
GbOmaS 81. @elImutb, %, 111e
$ Str q 6.
Washington Journal., 1919-01-24
Cute 3eiten in Nnsidt. Die San.

Cute 3eiten in NnSiiGt. Sic San.
oelsfomnlcr ser &creinieten Stootcn
iiebt cine before Gro uno cine groBc.
re %roiperitGt, ais mir bis jest je &c,
bobt bn6en nod elmer Gcriooc bon
unbeItimmter 2dnse, m1brenO melder
notlpenoige in0uitriellc mo fnnimer.
3iclle &eooiuItierlneen 9emadt iuer.
Den. %olllmen OeS al5m1rti9eu San
ocls luerOcn cine groBc Mollc IN oie
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MmerifamiIder llnteritatnnasuereim

Die @enernlperInmmhrng am IA,
8. sc. non iebr cut beiudt; Die Ole
IhGfte fnn0cn promptc Grlc6igllng
Ser Sinon5bcrid,t mar nid)t 10 Qiln
|itig mic in p%ergangencn Sobrcn unS
bic 6olge 0opon ipor, oob 0cr @citrnq
gum MaiicnbaltS 5rrildge5ogen pcr.
Den mlBte. PIN Standardization
gen iino iibcr $500 oltSge5ablt NOR
Den, Iooob Dem &crein cin aoilcnbe.
ltuno bon $t441.02 perbleibt. Die
ScamtcmuobI butte Na5 folgeloc DC.
hiltdfs
Scbn s.. &cftc. Yrdii0cnt:
Tronf Neil, %i5e Erdiincnt;
NicolonS @ieaaaa 5cfrctar;
Sobn q. Nutb, Sdatulciitcr:
@m. 2ufer, Sohu Sronfc. GboS.
.SoDn %ertrolicllSmGEner.
9as bcocutet, sci, ollc Nruttten
.iuieoer9eludblt luurceit. ,Sn ser ytod)
flung erquiften iid sic Mitalieoey
an monhcm @uteu4 Dos ~ ellen mo
5n trinten mar. Trall &oihdriaa
Bauer gebii6rt olle G6re fiir Oniicl3e.
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Nie MQ6iFaIen in Neutih(anS or.

freten iid) elmer goll6en Nn5obl bon
mcDr oOcr meuiger moblflingenoen
Rnntell: Gpnrtocincn, SpartnSilteu
SpartofnIie. Sportafoncr, Spartufi
uuD Spartafiltcn. Ood) ylpbat's IN
a uonlel u role bn ann other name
ipoulo incl as npeet!"
Washington Journal., 1919-01-24
Sm einer Gspsldle ams yOm mir

Sn elmer Sepeide ans i3Om wirO
ofgefiinoiat, oo6 Sic Yopuldritdt
oeS @rGlioenten 8illon in Stnlien
lid] teilpciie auf Die Willionen bon
Stalicnern in oen Ser. Stooten grim
DC. ipeldc oein pngeS &cr6inOungs-
glic0 init Dem Seimatlonoe" biloetcr
uno Der HrGiioent erfenme Oie Wadi
oieles G~influiies an. Den OelltidD-
uHerifonern bier inn 2onoe baben oic
biiterIten6einoe nod nidt nad)gelagt,
oaB lie Elm ltarfes electromagnetic
nit Dem olteit Gaterlanoe biloeten,
Gs fonnte i6nen feinerlei Gerbinollnq
nit Dem olten SoterIonoe nah9elpie.
len perocn. Abcr trosoem iinO iC
oislppal.
SdntamtsiefretGr 8laf fat ocu
ircnoipraGigen 3eitungen Nelpyorfs
lcinen Oant aisipre1en lnilen fiji
Den SeihluB, feinc An5eigen alif3lt.
nemicn bon 2euten, bic 2ibertpbonos
inter ibrcm tntlddliden @erte foit.
len. Son einem gleihlautigeu 8c.
id)luB Der ionoesiprodigen 8lGttel
bot man nihts gebort, Gs bat ebei
jeoer ieiilc cigene glrt. mabrbaft ome.
rifunii6c @eiinmlng 5u beflmoen
Wer Oas nod nidt geruuBt bat, oel
braud)t g%egenmartia mur fliidtiel
8Iidc aif bic 9liisIaiiungen lanocs.
iprndliger 9lGtter iiber Die &eiic oes
YrGiioenten uno bic oamit per6ltnoe.
nen 3mefe 81 luerfen. Gr miro sc
a~llerlei lleberraidumgen erle6er.
Washington Journal., 1919-01-24

Tae SUrten faltcr NmiiMnitt
Gefodten Sdinfen
Y iblerS, 36-45 Miggs Morsf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-19
LOCKED UP UNTIL
CIRCUS DEPARTED

Three negroes. suspected Of b"lnc
nickpockets were nabb"d on the circus
grounds yesterday afternoon and con
had left topu Thry wrr" not caught
in the act Of plcklDG ANY pucN' - and -
soon as the circus lr;t IN" ci'y IN" >G~-
poets were turned zoos" and warned ~
get out OF town GUirk and Stay Nui. One
Of the negroes claimed &" w. from Sj'u-
benville. O.: the second FROM Fa'rmon;,
w. Va. and IN" ,hrrd from Gir""uhrl"i,
S. C
Chief Of Police r'r"i Frazer. p"t""-
tIves Ed Minard and fIidn' M"k0wr. and
Deputy ShrriffS Earl l''t;'""rd and I'd
die Steinfcldt were Hu!lCInE tn circus
grounds yesterday afternoon when ~"
actions OF the thr'" negroes cr"a,"d Su,-
picion. Rather than !"l them MAJ" 4
haul the Officers punched INC t." a"4
sent them 10 m" lookup. TN" negro.
admitted that me, crms VII H. "lr-
Gus and that the! ar, dips hu, Sri
eA@y had made n, hnUeS here,
Yesterday was 4 hle day fer he a"
lHs force. Every pI"'Ru'l.m MAS taken
nrevent accidents rr 'h"fi~. y
tck yesterday m"rn."g 'i'. "ut;r" a2N
q returped 10 w""i ~" urIi"rm'H
offscers were <ra;l"n"d a. "lvS.. .a;'rl as
all along thr line - mar'h - handle
the crowd MANI 81 ~ day mon w'rk''I
until late las night at m CIRRUS
grounds. assisting tn. "hi"t ana the "a!
fpYce in handling the crowd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-19
O,5O Beer Permitted
To Be Manufactured
and Sold in Penna.

PITTSBURGH, July lS.-Manufaeture
and sale Of beer containing less IMAM
one half Of orc percent OF alcohol VIII
be permitted by the brewing companies
|or Pittsburgh. il was announced To-Day
by United States District Attorney X l.
Crawford. following receipt OF informh-
ton from the department OF justice On
its stand on thr question of manufacture
ing beer containing any percentage OF
alcohol
Tho Official information not only con-
tradIcts Attorney Crawtord's view on
the matter Of beer containing lcss tnan
ono half Of one percent Of alcohol. out
also does not concur with the view OF
Federal Judge W. II. $. Thompson which
was construed generally TO interpret
Inc a., Of November 81. 1918. az incluo-
Ing all hr~r. Attorney Crawford pre-
y,ouslv placed similar construction
uron tho act that it was unlawful 10
make and sell beer OF any alcohohc
content whatsoever.
For the first time since July l. saloon
proprirtc-s today. following the distriet
attorneys announcement, disposed OF
their beer stocks containing IN" re-
nuircd alcoholic percentage without fear
~ federal interruption and subsequent
prosecution.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-19
OBSTRUCTIVE WRECKS.

NEW CASTLE. IA. Iu'y iN.--T"E""
men we're seriously injured. - "arH DC
.sfroyed and dsufaS" estimated al 80
hlJn caused hy TWO tr"IGur wrecks near
Spre this forenoon. G Bona ldsun. ger
aral yardmaS'c- 81 IN r.ttshurg' and
Bake Erie rlIlrrad. was severely N!-'"d
when an alrhoS" hurst"d. exploring a
tank OF nitric ac.d. which started = ~"
which burned eighteen cars. I'll" tracks
leading TO this 10y w"rH bioc1cd >"N"r-
nj hours by thu. wrrChac". y i. -.
freight train If sixty cars crashed mt"
another frriGh, bound for 'l"N"lani.
Engineer Harris King and a. t. J"w't
were injured and fifteen cars destroyed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-19
REV, STRIDER At
union MISSION
Rector Of the st. Matthew'S r. L
Church VIII Speak at Mission on
Sunday Evening.

\ largo attendance IS expected nj inc
I.n.cn Miss on SUNDAY evening. wh'h Ut
X. r. l.. Str!dcr. rector OF 'hS -
Matthew's T. T.. church delivers th'
.c,rninc sermon. His talk VIII pe %"
local problems and Therefore all 'h'
more ,nt"rcs, - attached to It.
! cordial invitation - rN'"nHc0 -
oil t. attend THIS interesting service
Tho services last .r"niug wcr" m charge
a. Miss Florence E"kman. SOCIAL work
,- AZ h. W"man's Department. INC
theme Of tho sermon last evening was
;aI,.r from tn" ufty-tirst psalm. Hhe
.ou, lined A worry pleasing address, ~
which she showed what DAN.H ''S'
through SIN.
rh,e evening". 1T the usual h"uT. Mr.
u-,ir,,,- Hrrvrv Will hnv" CharC" "i 'h'.
>.ryi,.rs. Much interest = benz NAM
tested each evening IN III" in"rHhEN ,'''
ar. h,.la 4, this MISSION.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-19
SHERIFF CLAYTON
GOES TQ,BUCYRUS
IN INYBSrTHATNG EXPLOSION IN
y7RYexu NSARoop WAS KILLED.
6oaR1aan, Axtnns an Eys And Hana'
\ Maintains AttttndeA OF. Str1et
:, Silence.

aner4R ". F. Clayton, or Ma0sha''
cor7utx. left last night tor huryrus.
OASo, TO asSist In the invest rSahon ~
tia explosion in which tcrank Mah""A1'
Of Renwood. was killed. and L"onarH
Cyoexaafn, OF the same place. seriously
woxnAed, FIRST announcement That inc
MarHhen coonty sheriff wouM Tslt Hu'
cyrus. came In telcph"nS "''NS-e"
from tho chief Of police AZ Hu'3TuS.
late hast night The Marshall county
Official IS TO visit BucyruS ne lhtei'-
xencer was informed. al the request OF
the Ohio authorities
Leonard Goeglein the pole" NJ hn-
cyrus said. was still IN cr1pcaia o"Hd'-
ton in the BucyrUS hospital LASH niEnt'
hut Il IS believed that ne will l~s II
is still thought that nc will lose MIS-
signC entirely.
IGo,glefn still maintains his atItlS'-'
Of strict silence regarding tho affair e"-
yhnd giving his own name and that
OF his dead companion. and I" claim '"f''
OF the automobiles found IN tho ~rfSS-
ed shed where the mon were blown Np-
Bucyrus officials, with county ana
federal authorities there. ar" making AM
exhaustive search 10 ind more than S-o'-
0oo IN bonds and stamps winch IS '''
s.niaxinx IN the Nova, Ohio. bank rob
berry. Over $l2. 900 OF the$" ponds "eFs'
identified among the $500" found inv
.1ha debris OF the explosion where the
Rauwood men met their fate.
Ia II q theory hello by ofhccrs a.
FHssUyrus thai Mahood and GoegIeAn
tWure blown up by an explosion which
,oecnrred whiic they were preparing eA-
rAoSsres 70 pull another bank r"oeTEE
A. Nevada, Ohio. THIS theory grows our
Of . story related by the postmaster OIL
Nevada. who identlried Nahood In MS
CONN a. q man ne saw wednesday at
Nevada taking a visual survey or inc
surroundings Of the Nevada bank and
post Office.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-19
TNE PORE PLEASED.

ROME. July 81 orr Benedict has
addressed 10 the bishops Of Germany a
lettaz expressing JOY over the removal
Of the blockade. tn" l"''"r r"""'n-
rnends that an attI'ud. O.: christian
charity be taken toward the question OF
snpaSation FOR war damages.
the pope expressed c"nt'd"nc" that
the civilized nations and especially all
Gatholics, will g;vc AID :" the pnpIlt
items hrouyh, 70 stat" % rNtr"'ue
need. He recommended N CONCLUSION
thar all hatred be, tween former enemies
ha eliminated from tn" minds ~ G"r-
man Catholics.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-19
MORE GERMAN-OWNED
PROPERTY TAKEN OVER

NEW YORK. July 1S.-Eight thous'
and German-owred shares of he three
chemical companies formerly controlled
by the Rncssler and Hassiacher inter-
ests were sold at public auction TO-DAY
by the alien property custodian to COZ"
in and company, bankers. ana inc
American Anilne Products, Inc Tor ap'
proximatcly $4.000.o0o.
The second highest bid was made nF
the Liberty Securities company. winch
was organized by the Liberty National
bank.
Shares sold were: 6.o1S Of total
Of $1,000 issued by the Roessler Chem''
cal company. 1860 Of tho Perth Amooy
Chemical company. and 1000 OF Inc
Niagara Electro-Chemicai company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-19
Don't Experiment With Catarrh;
L Often Leads to Serious Trouble

and more aggravated and finally reaches
down into the lungs. and ereryon.
recognizes tho alarming condition tha'
results when the lungs are aneeten:
Thus Catarrh may be the forerunnef OF
that most dreaded and hopeless OF al
diseases consumption.
No local treatment affords PERMANENT
relief. Experience has taught ha,
6. s. 6. IL the ono remedy which attacki
the disease at its source, the blood, and
produces satisfactory results. In even
the worst cases. Catarrh sufferers are
urged 20 give S. s. 8. . thorough trial.
II is sold by all drussistA- You are in
yited to write to the Medical Depart
ment for expert advice as to how tc
treat your own casa Address Swift
Specific Co. 254 Swift LAhorsiery. At
lanta, Ga
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-19
AFTER FUGITIVE
FROM PRUNTYTOWN
Lawrence Mcdowell,

Lawrence Mcdowell q Hancock
county lad. who has but one leg. Is be
ing sought for the superintendent of
tho West Virginia Reform School NJ
Pr-un'y town, from which nc escaped
Thursday evening. Tho lad. who USES
crutCh"s TO get around. escaped from
tn" reform school with Robert clark.
a deaf mute from Huntington, and Pros.
ton Fleming, Of Logan county. rne
latter weakened in the attempt to -;
away and returned 10 the reform sChuoI.
Tho runawayS wcr" engaged IN moving
n lawn ~ tho reform school when they
decided to run away. Polio" and sh'r-
MS in the Ianhandlr have been asked
t. keep Il lookou, for the New CumDcr-
land crippled refugee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-19
Big Combination Of
Belgian Steel Makers

BRUSSELS. Thursday. July lI-(By
The Associated PresS)--Out Of IN" ruins
OF BclEium's steel industry which was
Systematically destroyed ny IN" Cor
mans. will spring one Of The biggest
steel combinations in the world. Ten or
twelve Of thr most powerful corpora
tionS who's" plants we're lhId waste. have
Cd"d TO pool their interests into orc
immense undertaking. stock III IT." var
louS companies is being taken car" "
according tn the method followed IN
merging many American plants IN The
United States Steel Corporation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-19
'EPV0R7H. PARK CHAUTAUQUA
opens At BETHESDA JULY 26TH
HANGING SCHEDULED
FOR NEXT FRIDAY

Guard 4. r. Warner arrived at. the
West Virginia p"nitentlary yesterday
with Earnest Lennon. who was sent up
from Mcdowell county TO be hanged for
murder. The doomed man is under
sentence 10 swing in the state prison
on Friday, July Is.
Lennon was taken 10 a coll in tbs
murd"rrrs row. Since ther" is just one
week before his execution. he probably
Will ne removed To the death cell this
morning.
Lennon was convicted of first degree
murder for stahhIng man named
Barry. then bering the body.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-19
WARNING CIRCULAR
TO HOUSEWIVES

Sralcr Of weights and measures has
received a circular from the United
States department Of agriculture asking
his CO-"pCrntI"n III warming housewives
alninSt tho us" OF compounds and pre-
$"rvatiN"S n canning fruits and vcg"-
tables Tho clr,ulnr calls attention 10
tn" fact that ~" f'd"ral food and drug
act prohibits tn" use uf harmful Pre-
SrryatiNcN "a preparing canned goods for
sale. and goes on tO suggest that Ger
tllulv un woman. knuwiuGiy. would use
nnlthiur in preparing food for her fam.
lily which : pr"h:h'l"d n preserving for
commercial purposes.
The prrSrryatIV"S referred to are
chiefly those sold IN powdered form.
which contain such substances as sail
.cVI" arld or hOrIc a"ld.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-19
Sour Stomach And, Belcntng.

when began taking chnmocrinnS
Tablets three years ago was troubled
mos, Of tn" time with h"IchinS and
9"ur stomach. also had headache ami
constipation. This remedy was just
what my syst-ru needed. 1t strength
uncd my digestion and restored me 10
my former sood health" writes Mrs. y.
d. smith, Jordan, y. Y. For sale by all
dealers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-19
COAL MINERS NEEDED
superintendent G. W. Cory Can Place
Five Hundred Miners ut Near
by Mine.

There ~ q great scarcity "f coal
miners az tho present iimc and .Supcr'n-
trnGrnt q. w cory. Of tho Union MISS
ION. has been asked IN furnish 500 II nc
IS ahl" /" lucaI" them. H. has urged
all miners desiring work 10 apply IN
him. and they will he taken car" OF
There Is also a general demand for
ALI kinds Of labor At the present time
IN The local t'HtrI"i any ono desiring n
job. or rather q postum. would do welt
in get IN touch with Nj cory as s""n
aS possible ard h" viii sc" That their
needs arr taken ear" or.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-19
PROTEST AGAINST
REIGN OF TERROR

BARCELONA. July Is 60 Nationalists
members Of the provincial council pro-
tested today to the government against
it's failur" Ia furnish protection. and
asked authority to nominate for the Cat
alonia district This protest was male
as a result Of the killing Of n number
Of employers here. Eighty seven muir.
dcrs Of business heads have been
reported
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-19
LAST UNIFORM
EXAMINATION

The third and last uniform cxamina-
ton for IN" year for teachers IN ONO
county Wa concluded last night.
Twenty applicants for teachers ""ruh-
Gates took the examinations which wore
conducted BY county superintendent
John II. I.aHcar and f.. ". cuttings. Thu
examinations were held II Woodsdalc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-19
You VIII Never Re Cured By Local
Treatment with Sprays

CAtarrh is a condition Of the blood
and can not be cured by local appli-
cations Of sprays and douches; this has
been proven by the thousands who
have vainly resorted to this method OF
treatment
Catarrh should not be neglected or
experimental with. The wrong treat
ment is valuable time lost. during which
the disease is getting a firrnGr hold upon
its victim, and making It more difficult
for even the proper treatment to accom-
plish results.
Though Catarrh makes its first aa-
pearance in the nostrils. throat ana
air passa gcs, the disease becomes more
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-19
PLEAD NOT GUILTY.

pITTSRtRGIi Pa. July 1S.-E'"v"n
officials - the PITTSBURGH Proving rrnn-
raL,. def"ndInlS in the governments
suit charging NInlatl"NS Of tho war time
L. ,hlhltIon law entered plraS W not
guilty IN federal court today. Their de-
murrcrS To charges Of violating the dry
acr hy selling hc"r containing - per-
cont alcohol recently wcr" "V"rruled by
Iudrr ". H. :. Thompson. Each Of the
,rdaut% - under Si.Gon hail for the
\,,,mbrr term 81 federal court at
E;f.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-19
UmRRLLA STRIKE

NEW YORK. July ls-Tuesday YES
st, Swithin's day and 1t rained which
means according to the superstitious.
that II will continue to rain for forty
davs The superstition has held good
hnrc I'm 10 date and the Umbrella Max
rrs' Union announced today that il had
decided 70 strike for a IS hour week with
wage increases.
The union voted recently to walk OH,
in two weeks II demands were not met.
hut has decided the weather Is too pro-
nitious. The date will he advanced.
About Ave thousand men are involved.
buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-19
RANK CLOSES ITS DOORS.

INGl.ApET.rNIA. july lS-Th" Norm
Penn bank. Il state institution. CLOSED III
d y"r< t"G;t".
Thu. banks last report. issued IN Jun
Showed that : h9d deposits OF S-'V'n'' 80
r,..orrc,, s@.5?..->1 and loans and ~
y"Slmcnt.+ ot $50 i.'"3.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-19
SPECIAL WORK PANTS

M,r'S khISi ClOth Work Pants
500, S2.25, S2-75.
Mems Special MIL Work Pants
$500, S2.25-
McFAdd"n'S Full Lined Jeans
IantS-S2.75 S3-25.
Special Lot 81 fine Cloth Pants
reduced 10 $3.50.
NrFndden's Special MoleSkin
Pants for SS-75.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-19
VACATION SUIT CASES
HAT AND CAP SPECIALS

Mrr's I.irh, Weight Fine silk
Lots soc, Sl.25.
MRS --latest style Fine Summer
cps coo, SLIGO.
N,u's Work Caps for all kinds Of
vnrk --l5c, 35c-
Boys Fine Summer Hats and
Clps-75o, $3.50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-19

c. v. stands for Champagne Velvet
The best drink Of all. jy-l9-g