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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-15
BUSINESS. MAN /:
GAINS 15POUNDS
c. r. REED OF RICHMOND, SAYS He
FEELS LIKE NEW PERSON
NOW,
"TANLAC IS PUEST MKD1ClHE
HAVE EVER RUH ACROSS"
HE DECLARES.

This is certainly the finest medicine
have ever run across In al ny
travels" said c. r. Reed. THE solt
Drink Man Of 1914 lakewood avenue;
of TanIac at Grants drug store, that :
city. recently.
Mr. Reed. who Is a merchandise ,
broker specializing on soft drinks. IS /.
not only known to most all business
men in Richmond. hut is popular over !;
a number of the Northern and Southern !,
states, having covered this territory. in =.
the interest ~ his business, for num- .
why few bottles Of Tanlae." he :
continued, have put mo in shape 10
where | have actually gained fifteen
pounds. Not only that, l am iee!iHs
three years. had been suffering from
stomach trouble and complications re-
| sulting from II for that's many years
and kept getting worse because nothlns.
s goos had gotten 20 Where 1 never
Knew what it was to feel hungry.
| simply had to force down what l did
eat and the gas which formed on my
stomach would press on my heart UNI
! il was~difficut for me to breathe; NY
nerves had become so upset that hated
| TO 90 to bed. for l cow not sleep and
| l would get up mornings with scarcely.
SnGiGy enough TO q had cSSsted tonsue.
and a bad taste in my mouth all inc:
timo NV kidneys were badly out OF
order. my ankles would swell and pain
me terribly. and ! would get so dizzy
at times that l could hardly stand up
bad gotten so run down and weak that
I could not take proper interest IN my
business or anything else and was get
ting desperate for fear l would neVe:
be we'll again. .;a,,,
| about for me and my friends VINO taiK-
ed me into taking il certainly dld me
a favor that 1 will never forget. NC
Iually, I felt a wonderful Improvement
before my first bottle was gone. Now
1 | am lust like q man made new. ! aEl
eating lust anything and everything
| want and never feel touch OF ind
gestion Ny kidneys are also In splen'
, did shane and the swelling and pain
. has disappeared from my onkles entire
". That weak, dizzy feeling has LEFT
; me and | am just brimful Of new li:t
. and energy. While out OH the road
always dreaded the calls in the morn
Inrs. for it was n drag for me 10 Ee
out of bed and catch the train for tn
next town. But now l bounce out Q
bed like n sixteen year old and an
feeling fine Now that Is Whao Tanla
has done for me and / don't hesitat
: 10 recommend it. hope All VINO ar
needing a medicine to build them up an
!. mn them in good shape will read M
. testimonial and do as I did, try Tanlat
There's >mething about 1t that ceI
d tainly does the work" -
TanlAc is sold in wheeling by th
: Uogc- Davis Drug Co., 1l46 Market 81
:. and 1884 Main St.. Wheeling and IN
e. X. Hoge Drug Co.. Martins Ferry:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-15
YOU CAN MAKE
YOUR SKIN WHITE,
SOFT AND CLEAR
With the Lovely Tint of
, Youth
By the Use of the Popular
Black and White Beauty
Treatment.

II you arc dissatisfied with your com
pIexion because OF unsightly skin hlem-
ishes such az liver spots. freckles. rough
or pimply skin, do this today-go to your
nearest drug store. get a package or
BLACK and WHITE Ointment and Dor
of BLACK and WHITE Soap. Before -
firing, wash the fact. neck. arms or
hands with warm water and Soap and
dry thoroughly. Then mix and apply
the creamy Ointment, according 10 d.
rections. The next morning wash off
the Ointment using Black and White
Soap. You can see n difference almost
after the first nights treatment. Re-
peat the applications and you will be
happy with the results.
II you cannot find the Black and
White Beauu Ointment Treatment
Ointment and Soap. the manufacturers
will send both TO YOU postpaid on receipt
of soc.
4 sample. literature and Black and
White Birthday and Dream Book free II
YOU will clip this advertisement and mail
90 BLACK and WHITE. Box 9l3. Mem
. phiS, Tenn.
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BNESV|LLE

The cmps Of the E. G. Harrison
drrar;mentore held their monthly
social NEE. in the store. IhurSuay
evening. rogram was given ana re-
frcshmrnterc served.
Mrs IIlicth Neal is visiting reIa-
tiycs in Birc this week:
Mrs. J. Phillips. of Bethesda ~
was shopr IN town Thursday. ,,,
Miss 81 Morgan. of Quaker CltS
O., was a tor in town yesterday.
Joseph human. Of BatesHilIe' i
visiting fdS in town this week.
4 new III was organized Wr6nes'
Gay cvcnic,tlled The Mothers iuo'
Mrs. -. Whitcmarsn was "ieCirC
presldcutirs. William Lappert' wee
pr"sidrntirs. Frank Robinson. Secrc
tary: MrE Il. Watt, treasurer am
Mrs. ely Anderson, PRESS rSp"5'e., =,
TIL" Janry meeting Will be held i
Mrs. Car'm!;h'S home.
Mr.. anNrs. Harry ROXY were Shop
ping IN h"eling Thursday.
Mrs. Fl Graves entertained Grove
"r her ends Al her apartments OF
Main set last night. Cards am
music ", the diversions and an cIap
crate luh was served.
Mr. Mrs. William l'appcrt an
son Neaof North L!ncoln avenue. ar
risiting.lativcs in Bellaire THIS "eeF
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GET READY
FOR FLU"
Keep Your Liver Active, Your
System Purified and Free From
Colds by Taking Calotabs,
the Nausealess Calomel
Tablets That Are De-
ightful, Safe and
Sure.

Physicians and Druggists arc advis-
ing their friends 10 keep th"ir Systems
purified and their organs in perfect
working order as protection against
the return Of influenza. They know
that n CloGgcd u system III q lazy Nv
or favor colds. influenza and serious
complications.
To cut short a cold overnight and TO
prevent serious complications take ono
Calotab at bedtime with a swallow OF
watcr--that's all. M salts. no nausea.
no gripping. no siCk"niug after effects.
Next morning your cold has vanished.
your liver IS active, your system - ruri-
fido and Refreshed and you ar" feeling
fnc with heart f.pr"t't" for break
fast. Fat what you pi"AS"'---uu danger.
Calotahs ar" sold only IN original
scaled packages. pre-" 'hirty-tiN" cent?.
Every druCEis; il authorized 10 refund
your money if you are not perfectly de-
lighted with Calotabs. - (Adv)
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have arrived home after ,,r
, daughters at Dayton, O.a o,inh,
Mrs. Charles Hall Is % 'hs"'
| home on Broadway stre6 ~,
. illness. ~
! Miss Mary Mcmahon Bhe ner
to Pittsburgh to-morroNNrcHei'
! weekly instruction from r.,
noted teacher of that ctru Eel.
Belmont City lodge OF ti!s III
lows. Will hold their veg ~,
the Fratefnal hall on i .,,z
! night. 10 tnIs
George Morris has n resume
city from New Castle, MIN LIN
min Quality
Phil F'loto. formerly position
meat market. has accs'Ompany
with the Paul .. ltey. -.
Of Wheeling. SURPRISED
Most local rcSidontsrcred the
at I'll" white blanket wSesterday
, ground when they wa
morning. I'll. victim
The condition Of Euernuch i'm
Of the Scott explosion,
proved at the local hos
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NEGLECT|NG THAT
COLD OR COUGH?
Why, when DR.. Kings New Dis
covery so promptly
checks it?

IT'S natural you don't want TO be
careless and let that old cold or
cough drag on or that new ATTACK
develop ncciuusly. Not when You can
get such a proved successful remedy
as pr. Kings New Discovery.
Cold. cough grippe. crop does not
resist this standard reliever very dong.
Its quality IS az high today as II always
has been and it's been growing
steadily in popularity for more tnan
nifty years. Coo and Sl.20 a bottle at
all druggists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-15
ALL MINES OPEN
FOR WORK TODAY
Some Misunderstanding Has Existed,
Preventing Work at Some Of
Tho Mines

Few Of the coal mines in this vicinity
outside Of those connected with the var
ious industrial plants had y"t resumed
operations Saturday owing To tho fact
that most of the mon claim 10 be un-
certain of the terms Of the settlement
OF the coal strike. and hav" therefor"
shown an unwilllngncSs to return 10
their work.
The mine at tho Whitaker Glcssncr
company and the LauGhliu and Aetna
mill mines hay" been running since tn"
settlement. but outside Of tho TWO CAV
lord mines north OF Martins Ferry. littlc
coal has yet been shipped. II is throuRht
that most of IN" mon employed IN IN"
other mines west If This city will return
10 work this morning and tn" operators
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LOYDSV


The seventeenth arlpeccmbcr ;
stitUt" which was he'll interest
ana here. was Of, drill which
and was well att"ndedrillc schoo!
Was furnished by hey Sipc. WIS
under III" ear" "f Probe audience.
fin" and well r""cIvethc evening".
1t was called for agay Anderson
Th" state speakers, Excellent and
and George Morris, rct in hand.
showed they know tbdnesrey al
Tho ladies' session est features
tNrnOon was one OLA Atkinson
Of the program. M1husicaD BY
presided. Tn" rcadt have been
Mr.. Harry Sipc. cotll exhibited.
better. His talent Sar;. was an
Souls" by Mrs. E.pcakcr's life.
exact reproduction o.aculty of st.
Miss Ruth Jolliff. ondcrcd four
ClairsvIll" High SCI High schou!
solos. all "Nc"ll"nt.r gotten such
surely Is fortunate bicCt in hand
Il girl who knows around. J..
The inStitui" WAS itcd president
r.. Bramhall was ary. Miss DE
and Bruce Drcnnen,. rsidcnt Of the
Lora Hogc was elena Belle Dan.
Ladies' Session wi "
l"iS Nlc"-pr"Slucht: ,assing around
mere is 'piotay this week
here. contagious.
80 out Of 81 were DIV Ambrose r
The lecture dcli' was fine and
Moore hero Deem
well attended. bcrson attended
Walter and Dorinf Low Living
the lecture. High n ,hr Pedpn:t
by Rev. Roy l., S,,ausn b.u 81
Bureau IN tn" C ni,h,
tlhirsvill". W"dnt crdrd the marty
several from he cIa.s Frida
ElEcn D! me Holof Floy Bethel
rEehihE at III" Evansville.
Iour"W HTc'uIdy F.stcp wcr'
-, "IHstS 10 a urday.
mcf ''Hk S,,pLe' Hart. accompan
roy. ana " Mrs; land wife. Wheel
ing. were visitor
n"sday evening. 81 ALrop wber
!, w. .n'f Hand locate in III
near future. or Bloomington
Miss Bertha ,,.;,f' Lnr rrionC
spent Thursday -
LOTS ,. VI, + In,roTrSSonJr.. was operate
I,'Tucsday.
u" ' sG1f Flushing, sper
r.' - ma nv sisters. Mrs. '
'"SI W'rk "uss Ella Mathews.
l. Nj 'Hun who has been Sc
iously i'll. has
able to be abo, Mice Hole
Miss Ruth anu nor
Johnson called he Ho''' "a
Mcpherson Thy hail rorvi,
hero RS sunday nc Hg in which he d
'''T ChnrIns 10, A. L. F; Herm'
corG"r a ~ PAUL Fowler. A +. 1
f'rrd i;odecrs,:. F.: willard Geore
s A, F. G: { Cloid. S. A. +. c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-15

The regular meeting OF tho mcmbcrs
Of the Parent-Tcachcrs AssoCiatio of
the North school Will he held At IN,
building this evening. and Il special
program Of interest has been prepared
for the event.
The Tarcnt-Teachcrs Association of
the N'cntral school will meet in the Cen
iral school building on South Fourth
street Tomorrow evening. and an in
teresting program has also been pre-
pared for that meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-15
DREAMY OLD CHINATOWN

Tales of the underworld Of New York
or stories OF nisht1 of perpetual light,
as told by Detective Francis E. Caddcll,
of the New York oity police depart
ment, will appear in The Iuteuigencer
on Mondays and weGn cSdays, starting
With the issue OF December Sth. Some
Of the articles are THE Tale of the
Trail OF the Cough" Tale of the Bur
row Of 500 Moy," "Talo Of the Bran
Of the yellow Claw" Tale Of the Trail
OF the Cigarette Bon" and others.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-15

Robert Boyle, of this city. has ar
rived home after nm extended visit at
his old HON" at ktrksvIllc. Mo.
Lieut.. Jess" Barton Will arrive here
from the Walter Reed hospital at
Washington. y. g. the last Of this
t.NrS.
Robert Ecavcn. Jr.. has arrived home
after business visit at Pittsburgh.
Ia.
rho dcEr"" team OF tho local tribe Of
Ecd Men held a practice. yesterday IN
preparation for their work on the class
n"N; Friday night.
Misses RcNa and GLADYS Hall. Of
broadway street, nav" arrived home
Hlt"r a VISIT with relatives at Barnes
VILE.
NJ. and Mrs. Robert Beavon, Sr..
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OHIO NEWS

an increase Of IL per cent over the r.
cures Of two years ago. Inc aveFess
has shown, is II years. Only 1lve yer
cont of the students chew. Twenty-tF2
ncr cont prefer pipes. The remalhacr
nse cigars and cigarettes, the latter DC
inr the favorite form Of smoking.
COLUMBUS. o.. Dec. 14-F1nes az,
ercgating $2.sI.25 were -
against four officials and employees, o.
The Columbus Packing company IN Sn"
local notice court Saturday AFTER t2e!
had pleaded guilty to charges OF 'lSta
ing the Smith cold storage law. Sn,
arrests grew out Of the crusade agapis.
tnud proiItcering last July. me chaI
against the men were lor seiiihs 90
which had been held In colo s ToitS
} longer than the maximum time alion'N
! nv The cold storage law.
Tho cases had been held In eoeyanSe
! rordinc a decision of the state suprE.r
comri in the Theodore Leonard c9se.
THO courts fine OF $500 assessed agapihs
leonard was upheld by the supreme
The men pleading guilty and aga:ns'
whom the fines were assessed "e''
Joseph Dcibel. gcnral managr OF -; ::
Columbus Packing company; OMch
lamb. secretary, and ALFRED grimm a"o
7 ouis Hcrkenroder. statesmen. ~
were eleven charges In all eSans' '''
defendants.
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COLUMBUS. O., Dec 14.-Three nun IN
drcd dollars in prizes were galne4 ~
Ohio State University , Win 1--we.
Stock iC,r Exposition at Chicago. The ,udS-
;np Icam took eighth place among -
coTntcstants. Texas Agricultural ColIesGG
taxing first place. Ohio state sc9 GSa
1853 points out Of a possible 5000, G S;n"
n isr shircs and third and fifth on SIM
sic Duroc Jerseys
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Constipated? Here's Relief

Not that often harmful. always Vlh-
lent and temporary help That comes
from harsh purgatIves. but tho CONF
Portable. gratifying, corrective r"Eula-
ton of stubborn bowels 50 pronounced
in Dr. Kings New Life Pills.
Tonic in action. they promote free
bile flow stir up the lazy. throughly
but gently rlcanr the system Of waste
matter and fcrmcnting foods. and give
Sou keen Zost for hard work and health
full recreation. All druggists-"Sc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-15
A Picture with a Purpose

The most talked Of picture of recent
years, and a feature production OF UNI
usual rl"rl;. recognized by leading min
.Siors AMI social workers as the most
I"rrrtul lesson ever known FOR the pro-
lection If boys and girls from tho evils
they know not o. viii he shown at the
New Pastim" th"atr" uu Hanover street
his rNralng when Richard Rcnnctr and
'iair" Adams appear in The End OF
the Road" ThIs ~ a pnoioplay which
tells the young foihs what their par
cats would teach them. but seldom do.
winch Will To- If interest 10 old and
NnMME mix.
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Ambrose :. OToolo. IS. decorator
and painter. but Of late foreman al ine ne
Morgan coal mine at Pipe Creek. aisu
SATURDAY at 1 D. NJ. AT the Glendale nos
nf,ai Sn hour previously h" was badly
Squeezed Will" working about tn, ttpple.
He resided here all OF his lie: he was
= member Of the Elks and knights OK
Columbus lodges. SURVIVING are ms
Funeral ARRANGEMENTS are Incomplete
huf Will likely be tomorrow.
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Lea Oliver Dead.

Lee Oliver. on" Of TN" hest known
mill workers. died at tn" family home
on North Seventh street. Saturday
morning. following n brief illness OF
pneumonia. Deceased was 20 years of
age. and is survived by a wife and two
sons. The funeral services will be held
this afternoon at l:%0 o'clock. NJ ~"
late residence. and intcrment Will take
Mace al klYcrvIew cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-15

Funds arc being solicited here for
Mrs. Katy Zorlch. Italian woman. VIII"
had her household belongings and h"r
clothing burned Up in last Friday
nights fire on Union street. Tn" wum-
an and her four small children were taxi
on from tho burning building ~ flr'-
mon. They wero CARRIED only IN their
night clothes
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Hoceyer Funeral

tn" funeral services tor Mrs N"nH
't"'"Err. well known resident OF Laus-
ihE. ONO, who died at tn, family ...-
!GvmCC at stop - on tn" barton lua
saturday morning following au extend
cd illness. Will H.. conducted from -
AnthunyS Catholic church thus morning
at O'clock IL chHrr,. Of Roy. farlr :
Ven Limtcl. and thu remains Will h" IN
trrr"d a. LnWvud cemetery
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Lecture-Hscital Club.

special program of unusual inter
est has hr"H lr"psrrd for the meeting
"f the Martins Ferry Lecture Recital
club. which will BE- held IN tho BOARD
of Trade rooms on South Front street.
Tomorrow evening. and thc plans Tor
III" entertainment Of the members arc
riah0r1ICc
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Firemen Plan Banquet

An important and well attended meet
ing of all Of the members Of the IRE
companies Of the city. was held in the
city building yesterday afternoon. at
which time all arrangements were made
for their annual meeting for the cleo
ton of officers. and the annual banquet
of the organization.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-15

"The FcaCc OF KOarlnE River, an
emotional drama that strikes at the
heart of humanity. a dynamic story of a
woman who answered An I'D in a
matrimonial newspaper and what fol-
lowed. vii! y" IN" main attraction at
the Fcnray theatre. starring Pauline
Frederick. tonight and tomorrow
night. Larry Srmun Will also be seen
in hilarious comedy entitled Dull
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BELLAIRE NEWS.
.RF||A|RE COAL MINES EXPECTED
tn RESUME WORK THIS MORNING

2,r,,d that their three mines would re,
sum" thiS morning. Noat "aS
inc NJ. ! min" saturday. o.s
nv, r.r,,hr,a mining company expects
to rr.ratc the Webb and Pultney mines
today. 49, r,in-
RIkcwru mine will resume, the MIN
RS having voted 70 return
Tn. SrhiCk min" dumped coal oaIur-
dny md will continue At work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-15

GcUr,'r TOppa. VIM Was arrrSt"N Ny
tn" Officers officers Of tn" local police
force. in a raid on sun. Saturday
m"ruIug. was released under $1,000
bond yesterday. and Will b" cited to APP
pear IN ihr Federal court which Will
cunvcu" ~ Sicub"nvillr. o.. AT some
time in the near future. The still IS
locked mp at the city building.
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ro,ndsvItls Personals.

,,n Ionra. "A student At R"thanN cor.
~ .nart The wcck-cnd with his p'rSh'9
OH Fourth street ,or.orsor avenue
". .,%,,oa ,n his home with sickness.
,,,,IIinr, writ il spending few days
NV. w '' friends IN Washington. pa u,,,r
WIN - ':"nren Grandstaff ana daughter
Mary Of Fourth street. Will I"aN" an, o,''
raj weeks with friends.
Miss Ann Ewing. who holds a CO., IL,
III nosilion al Washington. ID. G.. ma:
lived home to spend the holidays VIII
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KNIGHTS OF Columbus.

Tho somi-mnnthiy business meeting
"t tn" m"mi,"rs If tn. local council 81
the knights If Columbus. will be held
in their hall on Hanover street tO-m9r-
ROW evening and large attendance Of
ia" members - expected. as >pccia!
plans have been made for the entertain
mvut Ui those present. 4
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Mines Operating.

Thee min. : are nuw Operating IN w, .
city The FIRST street IIn" has nc, n
9peating for NOR" Than wrrk, ! me ne
Fars Kun min" has ben mpcrn'inE i"t
ihelasl few days and ''.e lAh" rnl nm, nrlt
stared nr,.rorious FRIDAY. III" hrsl
coa, hnis,cd viii br for Deal use only.
1t r>nrcIcd that IA II few days all o'
The miner, I viii he back n 'h"ir posi-
,ion and the supply VIII nSain he nor
ma
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women'a Club Meeting.

Tho lasl mrctlng Tor m" present year
Of the Womcu's club of this city, VIII
be- held at the Board of Trade rooms,
Thursday afternoon Of this week. with
Mrs. Agnes Baily. as hostess. The pro-
gram for the meeting will be OF a gem
cral nature with McSdam"s w. NJ. Whit
ley, Stewart Mckee, j. NJ. Henderson.
pr. John :. Monks and Or. John J."
ICrvcy participating.
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Funeral services were held saturday
evening for III" late Robert Futh"y Sr..
who died al his HON" At ShadEsid"
Rcy r. VI. Price. pastor OF the SHADY
sidc PRESBYTERIAN church. uffIclatcd. In
tcrmcnt was Yesterday IN III" W"ses
cemetery.
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Elks Meeting Tonight,

TIL" weekly meeting Of the m"mhrrs
Of the Benevolent and ProtcNiiV. Drdrr
ui EIkS VIII be hl"i in their rooms IN
the building on North Fourth street.
this evening. with ind!cati"us OF 4 large
ATTENDING" Of the members. The chef
the evening.
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nav" made arrangements for all to start
WORK AT IN" earliest possible moment.

NJ. WIN u. Houstou's now dancing
school VIII b" opened IN ;hc pu','.r
LU'Sdiy evening, December II. "u Mann
81. III Gnrd"n'S hall. All lovers ui ;r.r-
pm" the hight fantastic A." cordially
lHN.'"d IT," opening dance Thursday
"NrHlnS VII l." ir"" t. 'lr public. y
So. ore h"StTa VII furnish the muse.
AuuouHr,n"nt Tuesday evening uf tho
regular weekly schedule Of dances.
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cur rp1s oIrr's WORTH MONEY

nnNF''T NTICIIS. cut OUT NIIIS SIX
,LIo - nd mail II 10 Foley q
' I 81 d Ave. Chicago. Ill.
~ 90 ,Is,c and address clearly.
VIZ ni.'n NH roe.iu return a trial pack
uu 49, Honey and Tar
~ Nn,nomrJ t,ughs, colds and Group;
. "i,p' y idns,ls for pain in sides and
.nL! rSNmr,,n. hackache. kidney and
hI,Sdcr .,,irs and Foley Catharttc
TobIrts oHvsome and thoroughly
cIcans,ng rrtic. for constipation.
hiliousncss, 'adache, and sluggish
bowels. Sovcrywhcre.
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sASDUsKY, O., Dec, 1l-SandnsKy
commercial fishing interests ahe ,,th.
Ssm1m<ky district of the Lake Eric ISL ;ii,
ing industry. are to o receive piciur films
pH njnt, ora 70 be exhibited soon after me
,al;rn =, the instance OF the state fisi
and game department.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-15
ReY1uer Funeral.

The funeral services for the late Mrs.
Sarah j.. wife Of Frank Reymcr. who
died at the family home on Walnut
street Saturday morning. Will be con
Quoted from the place Of death. this
afternoon at o'clock. and burial will
inkc nIacc AZ Rlvcrview cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-15

"peck's Had Boy" m",,"1 ,,,, nanf cEJ
vii BE- shown TUESDAY manu- !,.n,I ',r, ..
"sn,, ~ ~ ,,irtb ,-oyokIn" and with n
| g,od cast Will draw II iarss crown.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-15
Mill Situation.

There were no new Developments yes
terday in the local mill situation. Tn"
mill workers her" hay" given up thc!I
bcadouartcr,:, gang of laoor"rs have
.o,mrncd To their work. II is expected
,bat tho mill coal mine will resume
work today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-15
Cana Not Played.

Because Of Yesterdays hcayF Sn0"
fail thc football gam" scheduled FOR the
Sixteenth street park was not played
The Peerless team Of this city was IL
have mot the Crescent team or Wash
irgfOn Pa