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Doa't Continue Consiipated

Uou't iet your bowels buliIu1n
seur syatom. Make them function
regularly Keen tbe body c!yanHcd
af wn6fs matter with Dr. hirta
NeW lAfQ Plls.
pnl0usncss. sick headache, Sour
.fauHrh. indiaeation. diaz'unHe
lafla4 tongue, bad breath. thinh
of nc embarrassment and dlHc0ia
..ris trAcediiD % cons tlpatlOn NuW
oasiiy tbey re rectlhcd hy the ocgs
4ionni use Of Or. Kings New LII
pnin Move the bowels slnootniS
hut surely Try thom tonight Au
drlRgiais 2oc. as Usual,
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Grip, influenza
Aanlln'@ Wizard oil a Reliable,
Antisoptlc PreveEsivo

During influenza epidemics spray
the nose and throat several times a
day with ono part Wizard Oil and
two parts water, using an atomizer.
II you haven't an atomizer, gargle
the throat and snuff the mixture up
the nose This treatment sets up an
annscptic wall OF defense against
Flu germs.
Chest colds and core throat lead
O. grip Stop them az once with
Wizard OH before they can develop
into dangerous influenza
Get It from druggists for SOC. II
not satisfied, return the bottle and
get your money back
Ever constipated or have sick head
achcf Just try Wizard Liver Whips.
pleasant little pink pills, sos at drug
gusts, Guaranteed
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MOTHERS, Do THIS
When the Children Cough,
RID Mlusterole on Threats
and Chests

M ,ei'rr iow soon the symptoms
n vdcveiop rt0 Group OF worse And
f1eaa Unlr ypufa GLAD you have
t ID huet ie az hand 60 give
ir1rcf 7lfa relief Il does not blister.
Ae hlt a3 end a certain remedy,
nga role Is excellent Thousands 7f
n3 know e. You should keep q
ier i1 Size house. ready for instant use
U ie the rcwcav ior adults too. Re
inr sore throat bronchitis, tonsilius
Crowd ul reck asthma. neuralgia
Iacn-. Ce9gcstion. pieurisy rheu
m. lu-hag1, pains and aches O.
tar rr joints. epraiuA sore muscles.
rlHaine frosted feet and colds OF the
chest lt often prevents pneumonia.
soc ans Cos jars hospital size $50
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Inst Public Statement.

last SE pSD Ho 5iSicm 1 BY co Ha
welt was road last night al an Mi
American Concert under the ausplc''
of the American defense society here
of which he was honorary president.
Il cannot be with YOU. and so all /
can do is TO wish you God speed; IL
read. There must BE- no sagging back
in the fight for Amcricanism merely
bccuase the war is over. ,,,.
There arc plenty or persons wEn
have already made the assertion that
they believe the American people nave
4 short memory and that they inter u
to revive all the foreign associations
complete Americanization or our poo
ple. Our principle in this matter
Should be absolutely simple.
In the first place. we should inslS.
that if the inlni grant who comes mere
does in good faith become an American
and assimilates himself 10 us. he shai
be treated on an exact equality Win
every one else for II is an outraE" 20
discriminate against any such man DC
cause Of creed or birthplace or origin.
But this is predicatcd upon tho mans
becoming in very fact an American and
nothing but an American.
IT ne tries to keep segregated win
men Of his own origin and separated
from the rest OF America then he isn't
dong his part as an American. There
can be no divided allegiance at all.
I'VE have room for but one flag
the American flas-and this excludes
the red flag which syTnbolizes all wars
against liberty and civilization just as
much a. IL excludes any foreign flag
Of nation to which VIC are, hostile.
We have room for put one language
here, and that is the English language,
for we intend to sec that tho cruciolc
turns our people out as Americans. OF
American nationality, and not as dwell
or. in a polyg1ot house: and We havo
room for but one soul loyalty. and that
Is loyalty TO the American people.
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BOLSHEVIK
Continued From Page one.)

skye secretary IN Russia. writes III inc
Observer: ,.
The help Of Il couple Of allied diriS-
ions in July and plcnt" Of ammunition
would have enabled n that tim" INC
peoples army in Shlnara 10 c"hpHN,
the destruction of l;"lshryiSm' "h'Th
thr,. So successfully and cnthuSi:LSilcailN
begun: but tho allies sent heather men
nor ammunition. Franc" ana Eng lhiId
had their had@ 10" full on IN" "r~tln
front and could not weaken ihrIr l"rC'S
there while tho other allies Wtrc NJ
convinced Of the wisdom "t Srnd,nG non
IN tho Russian patriots. IN thlS way
tho peoples army and tn" SPmara G"F-
crnmrut were loft 10 their ra;r
Doctnr Soskic" concludes as follows
THUS tho Germans. six months aT@:
ram., - the r0rrlusion that they hah
no alternative hut IN work for SIrrnLiH-
ching III" Brlshcvists' hands. T4cE
formed cNccllsni regiments from among
The prisoners: German officers trained
Rod army: Berlin supplied the RolGhr'
visits WIKI abundant artillery ana am
mun.;Inn and introduced several ech-
tones IF purely German troops MS c.
mcntinc element. Thus Germany ere
full Pod army which soon CAV" ihr SUI
ncr;Orilv Ia tho Brlsh"vists over the
Samara government. Tr"tzky learned
the LESSON we'll. He introduced iron d'S-
| cinIin. into the army by shouting men
for every act Of dis"hcdi"nrc and COW;
| ric. When the Germans C"nsid"rHu
| the r;rd army sufficiently disriplinc'l
| an offensive with Erra; superiority -:
| artillery and ammunition was starlSa
| against ;hr peoples army and TIC
| t'zccho- Slnvaks. who were forced 10 re-
| treat further eastward. Gradually the
! who'll. N0lgu front was lost. k9Zan.
| Sin,bir$k. Samara and al tho EniG;t
| towns w"r" given UP IN account OF inc
| Incl: az ammunition. Further cast Ira
| wa tho other day SURRENDERED.
! "Whilr III" Germans organized IN"
! strength nf @1;nlshovisrn in greater Rus
STA they r:"vcnt"d Ukrania and tho l'nI,
tic provinces from creating naive
| trnnps. nrefcrrinE to maintain ORDER
| there with German troops. In this way.
! when Germany was defeated ny the al
| lies, tho evacuation Of territories by
! German troops loft th"rn practically DC
| frnsclrss against lInlShcrist INVASION.
! Trntzky's army is rapidly advancing
| west ard south and Crn1usring for l'o'-
! rhcvisrn In" rrs"r-cnS necessary TOR
| tho further expansion Of tho Bclsh"r1st
| armies II th"y arc allowed to conquer
| .('krania the increase in their strength
| from the acquisition of Ikrania's food
reserves will he such, thai very serious
danger may result th"rcfrom to west
! rrn EUROPE
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
WANTED
.Br anCh flanager
ESTABLISHED
CORPORATION

Formerly large manufacturers
of steel products, now engaged III
production of mammoth patriotic
work, is opening a Branch Office
in Wheeling, requires services OF
good business man as Manager
Applicant must assume duties
about January 1st, be able to Ill
rect a small sales force, the most
Of whom will be attracted to the
work on account Of its patriotic
nature. $1,000 cash bond required
fully secured. Entirely new prop
osition: national advertising cam
paign starting, including double
page adj in local papers, tremcnd,
Gus opportunity. Replies solicited
from parties who find their busl-
ness unprofitabIe or not in har-
monv with war conditions. Com
mission basis with earnings up
ward of $4,000 per year,
Sales Manager will assist in
organizing sales force and super
wise opening of Branch House
Make your answer complete to
secure interview. You will be re-
q,lircd to come to Chicago for two
days. instruction and training,
and unless you can do so at once 1t
will be uslesS TO apply. Unless
YOU have the money for cash
bond, and your reputation Will
stand the third degree, save your
stamps. This is n real opportunity
that wiIlprcscnt itself but once i'll
n lifetime. Write or wire,
PRESIDENT, 1910 Advertising
Building. Chicago, III.
ja-3m
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WASHINGTON IS
fCortinued From Page ore.)

mcr;s oc his party. and Republican lHac-
or: asserted that tho death Of IN" found
or rr the Progressive party would mean
tho complete reunion OF tn" Republicans.
Colonel R0"scvrlts daughter. Mrs.
Nirholas I."newnrlh. and her husband
left Washington On an early tram t"'
oyster Pay
Attaches nj tho White House. many
of whom have served there tor years.
were among t'rrsr most deeply t"urhcd
10y III" Passing away "f thor Former
chief.
III. was plain ms an old shoe ccnl-
uIrntcd one N"tarnn i'll service, nut nc
was quick to add that any order gwen
nv 'T,,liy'' had Ia "" carried out 10
he letter. Others "f tn" Whit" House
si,i' recalled Colonel ku"S"""ils m
formal receptions every Christmas. anu
..v..r. tam" h" returned from Nh"H-
;i.n. H.. would shake hHmds with every
"rc ia tn" reception hall III the rN""u'
tiN" "fi.!"'$.
lie loved 10 meet people, he SAID.
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Uorf1s Df Praise.

NEW YORK. Ian. f.--Mrn IF national
prominence who paid tribute here t"dAF
Ia Colonel Roosevelt termed him inc
greatest American vi his day IL pei
which he was the most doughty cham.
plmn." ''nnc OF the greatest figures OF
our time" and the last man to claim
that he was always Wise hut on" VINO
always fought for what he believed was
right"
Tho tcr7ncr president. ClaSsnd in res
nIutiOn oC the hoard Of aldermen az
tho truly typical American Of his age
was lalncntrd hy .Nlan:E. IIawlcH, prcsl-
dent Of the Aero club of America. as
one Of it's strongest supporters.
Frank A. Nandcrlip said II was inc
coloncl's courage moro than anything
else that gave kim the marvellous fol.
lowing" that he had. Theodore \. Vail
declared III" C"lunrl'S death would cause
universal sorrow and was great
loss Ia tn" country and the people.
Former Amha S;idor james w. G"rard
described Theodore Roosevelt as the
greatest American Of his day. rcpr",
scnling the highest type Of tn" real "id
Fashioned .Am"rIran' whose place W"uId
he hard To fiji hrC;tuS" ''h" understood and
represented al, sections of America.
Il am deeply shocked" sand Thomas
T.. RYAN. Tho country has lost man
who always fought for what he believed
- BE- riSht. hut NOR" than all NJ was
true American"
John Mltcn"n former head Of tho
United Mine Workers Of America. now
chairman Of tho New York State Food
rommissicn said tho Colonci's attitude
toward Industrial and social righteous
ncss had 4. tr"mo ndnus Influence upon
tho minds OF men.
Frank A NaMdcrIir. president OF the
National CITY Rank, declared that MI
Roosrvrlt's hold on the people had SCI
dom been Darallclcd: his great courage
was what tho people admired. don't
think Colonel Roosevelt was afraid OF
anything. and ! believe that Of all the
lessons public mon can TAX" from his
llrc, the onr that will h. Of tho greatest
ralnn 10 tho nation is that Of courage II,
public life"
II admired him greatly said Thomas
A. Edison. He WAS ono of our greatest
Americans. lie was straight. II" was
honest"
TT was my pleasure 10 servo under
him during the trying days Of III" Pana-
ma Canal construction. and as man
his charming and magnetic personality
cnShrincd h'!n in the affections Of all
who knew him said Theodore p
Shonts. who was chairman OF the sec
ond I$thm.an Canal Commission.
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i.r.i.tency 10 advance what to him
seemed r!ght.
Secretary Glass.
",'rlnncI Rrr.:,vrlt was an cNtraor-
binary figure in american pubic l!fe'
and i"rvr* 4 legacy Of patriotic en-
,Iraynr and useful chi"v:mcnt OF
winch lhu*" who most respected anu
hnnnrcd h:rn will h' proud"
Secretary Lane.
";'rl"u.i Ey,.."l''iI was n great man,
= vr.y great man: Great III his sou.
great in his personality. great III his
conception "f AMERICAS rlac" III IN"
vnrId her responsibilities. duties and
nnportinirics. and H. had II" fear al
what hf" or death would bring he
will SIT At on" Of thr high tables.
Dircctor-GeneralM cAdoo.
",nlmncl Rn"$rvrll'$ pr"digi"uH nrtlf-
jtiry for III" past @h years mad" him
ono If IN. mast conspicuous figures III
our public life. w" ar" too n"ar tn"
rv"n, - rla"" = lust estimate "n MS
If cand career. Tint must b" lott |"
the future historian. hut he will always
lc distinguished for ono great achieve
n,rni-Ih" construction Of the lahHnla
ranaI THIS monumental w"rH pro-
foundry affected thu world - "''hH'.r'r
and is one Of those distinctive" AMI
,rnchal rrn;rihuti"n. I" tho progress ni
civilization. Tho Panama canal "Stap-
fishes for colonel E""s"""l' r"rma-
non. place IN III" hall "f fame
Senator Pcnrosc.
Il knew Colonel Roosevelt during ms
whole career. We had our Hlllcrrh'rS'
hut am glad I" 10 able IN say mat IN
recent Years our political and personal
relations were upon very '"TUEhI
basis He was ono of the great m'n OF
his Ecncratinn. nni only 4, h"h" "u'
abroad. His personality has been u'',''
~ impressed upon tho age III Wh|'h he
lived. and hr will stand as para mount
and permanent figure IN history.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF CONTROLLERS OF THE
CURRENCY
Washington. Dec. II. 1918.
whereas, By satisfactory evidence pre-
scented Ii the undersigned. it has been
made TO appear that The National Eek.
change Bank Of Wheeling" in the City OF
Wheeling in the County Of Ohio and
State Of West Virginia. has complied
with all the provisions Of the Act OF
Congress ITO enable National Banking
TO extend their corporate
existence, and for other purposes ap-
proved July -. 1882:
Now. therefore. ], Thomas P. Kane act
ing Comptroller Of the Currency. do here
by certify that TIC National ESGnanEe
Eank OF Wheeling" in the City OF Wheel
ing County IF Ohio and State OF west
Virginia is authorized to have succession
for tho period specified in its amended
articles Of association: namely. until
close OF business on December Is. 1883.
In testimony whereof witness my mana
and Seal vi office this Fourteenth DAY
of December 1915
Thomas P. Kane
Acting Comptroller of the Currency
ChaSrr Nh 5l64 Extension No. 3447.
d-l7-30t
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To Attend Funeral.

WASHINGTON. Jan. c. Speaker
Clark has appointed the following house
committee to attend tho funeral of COL
onel Roosevelt next Wednesday:
Representatives kitchin. North Caro-
lima; Sherlcy. Kentucky; Webb. North
Carolina; Flood, Virginia; Dent. Ala
bama; Padsett, Tennessee: Sherwood
Ohio; Stcdman, North Carolina: Estopi-
nal. louisiana: McAndrcws illinois;
E;alliyan, Massachusetts,: NolStead,
Minnesota: Cooper, Wisconsin; Kahn
California: Butler. Pennsylvania; Mo''
New York: Hicks. New York; Chaho-
Ter, New York! Cannon. Illinois Noo c"-
berg Illinois: Bowers. West virginia
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u.ng.. nrynn, ":,r j. staying !" hhi''-
NOR. w.l!l.. h!S VIII j. uul"TG ing treat
mrnt At Johns Hopkins hospital. Ph'"
IN t"ll"wluG tribute :" H"i"m"i H""S'
VII:
"'rl.,. ran. quaI;ir': tnrr won for Colo,
n,l i:,nsrvr;t il uu:;itGd" 81 d"V"t'''
i"iI.wrr: naturally ar:"y"d against mn"
= host 81 rrp"1"i.ts. hG' his d"Ath r"'S
IAN ,.ul t. c"mtr"yrrS% AID h.. VIII "'
n"urn"d by f". ~ we'll n$ 10y freud.
~. vas - ..r~lt American ana H'i'" u
profound IMPRESSION "ts tn" Thought ~
IA: rcn, ration. His p.rtur"SPu" career
VIII form 4 fascinating 'thar'"T III our
rrf.un'- history.
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we WE EVERYTHING s sed

WE HAVE 100 single white enamel
beds springs and mattresscs. complete,
ct $50 zach: IS oak wash stands In
good condition. at $500 zach.
TWO cash registers, SIS ind $50 each.
ONE moving picturn machine al 3S5.
TWO pool tables, SEQ each.
ONE physicLau'B operating table. In
good condition
ONE lot Of Mason jars at sc each.
ONE lot Of crooks at Sc
ONE Angle Dinl scale, $40.
ONE talking machine and eight rec
ords. S25.
ALSO q large limo OF new and second
hand tools and machinery and automo-
bile supplied
SEE our large line Of gas and coal
StoreA
TOOL gToW,
lou AND lC30 MARKET BT2E1T.
ToIGphons So12|.
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WASHINGTON. Jan. 6.-Emmctt J..
Scott. special assistant 20 the secretary
Of war and secretary Of TuskcEcc lasti-
tute. today sent the following message
to Mrs. Roosevelt:
The twelve million negroes Of Amer
lea learn with sinccr- regret Of the
death OF your distinguished husband.
The nation suffers m :rTcparablc loss
in his passing. His intense patriotism.
love Of justice and practical hclpfulnrss
cndearcd him To the entire country. In
your hour Of bereavement. beg 10 as
sure YOU Of tho deepest symrathy IF the
negro people and OF TuskcErc Institute,
OF which hn was an honnrcd trustee. Tho
demise Of Colonel Roosevelt Is Il SORROW
which We share IN common with his
family
Senators To Attend.
WASHINGTON. Jan. n.---Nicc Prcsi-
dent Marshall named tho following COM
mittcc TO attend tho Roosevelt funeral:
Senators Lodge. Martin Of Virginia:
Wadsworth. Calder. Johnson Of Califor-
MIA: Knox. Kellogg. Poindextrr. Curtis.
Harding Salisbury. Chamberlain. In
dcrwuud. Reed and Simmons.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Tho annual meeting Of the stockhold-
CTS OF the Wheeling and Belmont bridge
Company will be held At the office OF
the Company on Monday. January H.
iaI9 BE-, w.rn the hours OF and o'clock
D. m, for the election Of Managers {"
serve during the. ensuing year. and the
transaction Of such other business us
may properly como hcfnrc the meeting.
JOS. LAWSON. Scc'y.
Wheeling. W. Va. December 80. 1915.
d-30-t-ja-l3
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Notice Of the Annual Meeting OF the
Members Of tho Wheeling Chapter,
a,,,a,Lcoo Rcd CrOSE

The postponed annual meeting OF the
members of the Wheeling Chapter Amer
lean Red Cross Will h" held at the cor
RuildinS Wheeling, West Virginia on
Thursday. the 9th day Of January. 1919,
at eight o'clock IN the evening. for the
purpose 81 hearing tho annual reports
If the cha!rlncn Of various departments,
tho election of officers for the ensuing
wear. and for tn" election Of an cNecu.
tive board for such ensuing year; ana
for the transaction Of any and all other
business which may properly come De
fore the meeting.
All members Of the Chapter arc cligi-
bic To vote and Il large attendance ~ re-,
ouesicd. The kind Of membership held
tsl.o0 per year or morc) is not material
and ali members have the same voting
TOM r. FOELk. Secretary.
Wheeling. W. Va.
January 4, 1919 ja-6-j
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nnwers on Committee.

wASHINGTON. y. G.. Jan. 6.--Wcst
Virginia will be- represented on the con-
grcssional. committee appointed IN n
lend the funeral Of Colonel Roosevelt
in the person Of Representative GcorE"
NJ. Bowers, Of the Second district
Speaker Clark named him as one "t the
thirteen Republicans on thu H"uS" COM,
mittac. MIR. Bowers received q second
apprinturnt as United states fish cont
missioner from Colonel Roosevelt when
the latter was president.
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White House Flags Half Masted.

WASHlNGTnN. Jan. G.-flaEs were
half mastcG Il: III" White House '"'
capitol and all public buildings '","'i
upon III" announcement OF the u"a'" ~
colonel i;u"S"vcil, and IN rrsi''l |" '",,
ircmory ut til" former President anu
IN chief. Secretary l'anl"i9
and General Marsh ordered flags ut hA'l
mast on every ship and shore station "i
the navy and al every army post ana
camp at homo and abroad.
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WANTED-Salesmen.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. By we'll known.
long established coffee roaSterS. Mist
hc Acquainted groccrs Wheeling and sur
rounding country. Give particulars. ex-
rcrirnrn. age, SALARY. Desirable and per
n:anont position for right man. REPLIES
cufidrntial. Address JAVA" care Intel
l!Ecnccr. jail =
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N 0 7 ICE

To Whom il May Concern:
Winni" Wilson SChuh. my wife, har-
ing abandoned ME and is now living sep
aratc and apart from me. motto" is mere
by givan that | will not be responsive
fur any debts contracted by me sara
Winnie wilson Schuh on and after the
"rd day OF January. 4. D.. 1919.
HARRY G.. SCHtH.
Wheeling. w. Va. - Florida, St.
ja.6-i
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WANTED-Female

wANrEp-YounE lady to answer tcic-
nhonn in general ffice. Stcnographer
nrrfrrrcd. Address Box Esq. City.
jail
wANTED-Girls for light. clean factory
work. Apply Wheeling Tile Co.: 3zhd
and Woods st. 0-oL-n
WANTED-A good cook. Apply Mrs l.
G. Dalzcll, LcathcTwood or cali oocs-
dale u. o--s-It
w1YTEp-A mddlc-aged woman wig
,,..rts q good home with fair wages. 10
do general homework in family Of ~"
imam and wife). Cottage house llgh,
work, everything convenient. So"d
nome for the right person. Address Bon
:, Folsom, w. Va o--s'm
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No,rly Cost His Life.

NEW YORK.. Jan. G.---t"l"m'l E""S"-
VIZ suffered 4 pulmonary rmn"i'S"'
which nearly cost HIM his NE tnr'I
weeks h..frr" he l.iI Roosevelt h"Srlla'
IN christmas day It wjss learned to-day
Nothing regarding this arpr"A'h |"
death has hitherto hrc"mc Known "t''
ii WAS revealed to-day h. l'r NlcharuS
IN telling at tn" ,lonrl'S exact c"h"'
lion during his last illness.
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ALBANY. Y. Y, Jan. New York
state will paw formal tribute tn the
memory of Colonel Theodore Roosevelt.
Although most Of tn" l"CIslatiTH lead
ers were absent from tao city when
word Of tho cnlnncrS death WAS re-
cciycd. plans wnrc Immediately made for
tho introduction Of suitab bic resolutions
when the legislature rHCunV"n"S We'd
nesday night and for tn" appointment
Of committees To arran-" for an appr"-
pirate memorial
Flags on tho capital and stat" hnild-
ing% w"ro ordered placed at half mast.
Sincere regret was expressed about ih"
capital by many nf the older "f!c"
holders who worked with tn" L'"l"n"i
when hr was governor nf ihG state.
Governor Smith immediately SCH; =
telegram TO Mrs. Roosevelt. II" said
his personal sentiments w"r" reflected
in INC mrssaEr. II follows:
Tho rcGpl" Of IA" stat" nf New York
learn with deepest rcEr". "t IN" death
nr orc Of our most DISTINGUISHED sons.
Theodore RuoSny"lI. um" tim" governor
nr tho state. and president "t tn"
United STATES. IT" WAS for years load
iuf- riCur" not only in tbs country. hui
throughout tho world. III" records 1t
his IllustriutIs yor"iC" Viii "tauh Will"
tho state last Tho people in a!l walks
~ lirc extend /" his .i".r"a."d family
,h.Ir sincere. ana heartfelt sympathy
and take comfort IN tn" belief that hi
vino Provide makes Hil thiHaS even.
and soly"S for t;rr inst ln7n. th" mES-
tories If Lrr'h Il" I;fr "v"rlas tinG."
Mr.. 8ryan's Comment.
BALTIMORE. Jan. 6.-WiIliam lcn-
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FOR RENT

FOR RE,IT-Splcndid room 50 by 20
feet. sky lights. steam heated. suitable
for a photograph gallery. or other busi-
ncss. Located in business district close
to depot. Apply 10 Peter Boyd. Wheel
Ing tnrclligencer 1905 Market street
IVNcclirr diff
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-07

WASulNGTOE. Ian. 6--~R"'h houses
of congress adjourned to-day as a hlt'h
Of respect ai;"r adopting resolutions "'
regret at tn" death al colonel I'""Sr'''.
and providing !"r III" appointment "A
committees - attend the funeral.
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wANTEp-An old established invest
ment house would like TO engage the
services of local representative. APP
plicant must be between the age OF
twenty-one and thrty-fivc' and be able
to furnish the highest o. t hanps wiz a
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