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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-14
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Is Cent Bottle (32 Doses)

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DON'T WHIP!
Stop Lashing Your Bowels
with Harsh Cathartics but
take "Cascarets.

Everyone must occasionally give TO
the bowels some regular help or else
suffer from constipation. bilious attacks,
stomach disorders. and sick hcadach"'
But do not whip tho bowels into activity
with harsh cnrthartic3.
What the liver and bowels need Is
gentle and natural tonic. one that can
constantly be used without harm. Tn"
E"ntlcSt liver and bowel tonic is cas-
carets." They put the liver to work aud
cleanse the colon and bowels or all
waste, toxins and puisors without grip
ing,-thry never SiCkCn or inconvenience
you like Calomcl Salts, Oil. or l'ursa-
tivCS.
Twenty-Five million boxes Of Cascarct7
are sold each year. They work while
you sleep. CaSCarets cost SO little toe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-14
COUNCIL
REFUSES INCREASE
IN WATER RATES

The regular monthly session OF the
The council ChHmbcr in the High school
building. Mayor Charles bowler called
the meeting to order after which the
question of the Warwuod Water and
Light company asking for an increase
In their present rates were discussed.
Reports were heard from different
councilmcn and with the present figures
IL was held by the town council that It
would not be the right thing to grant
such ut this time. 4 motion by Coun-
Gilman F:bcrts. moved. seconded by
Rogers that increase be rejected was
made and passed on. Several other
matters in regards to the stress being
in bad shape were discussed and were
ordered repaired. after which council
adjourned.
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warwood Briefs,

A meeting of the Ladies' Aid society
Of the Lutheran church was held last
evening. Complete reports of the COM
mittres In charge Of the supper were
turned in and all were very favorable
N'"+ Elsie DAVIS. of Pittsburgh. is
spending several days visiting friends
-. q .>Orlh End.
Mrs. J. W. Trumm, Of the North End
is slowly recovering at her home after
being i'll for several weeks.
The weekly rehearsal OF the High
school orchestra has been postponed
until next week.
IT is understood that the cars now
running between Wheeling and Wells
bursh will after Nov. 10 run through
10 StCubcnvillc.
days visiting friends In Grafton.
James Burton, OF Welsburg. was q
business caller in Warwood yesterday
A meeting of the members OF the
Firemcn's Patriotic association will be
held next Wednesday evening at tho
tors rrctaininG to the supper given for
thu, local cx-soldiers will be disposed of
nj this time. All members are requested
TO be on hand.
Mrs. S. Z. Christian, OF North War
wood. is spending several days visiting
III New York city.
A large force Of men have been busy
during the past couple days Of Trading
the tracks of the Pennsylvania railroad
north Of town.
Street Commissioner Thee. Wolf has
been busy this week on making repairs
10 the streets in the South End Of town.
\ number Of the members OF the
Luther league OF the Lutheran church.
Will attend the convention OF the dis
trict Luther leagues at Zion Lutheran
church in Wheeling today.
Much interest Ia being taken in tho
Salvation Army campaign in town AMI
liberal donations are being made by all.
for the good cause.
The garage OF DrI J. G. Walden. of
Tenth and Warwood avenue, has been
finished and is nov having Il new drive
way put in.
improvements arc being made to the
interior OF kemp's grocery in the North
End OF town.
A large crowd attended the social
given last evening at tho Methodist
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Ambition.
Pills
ForNervous People

The great nerve toio-ths famous
Wendelrs Ambition pills-that VII
put vigor, vim and vitality into ner
vous, tred out all IN. deSDondent pso
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Anyone can buy . Dox for only ~
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thorned b! the maker TO refund ne
purchase price II anyon0 ID dlss1lS
ned with the drst box purchased.
Thousands praise them for general
debility. nervous prostration, mental
depression and unstrung nerves,
caused by over-indulgence In alcohol
tobacco, or overwork Of any kind
For any affection Of the nervous syS
tenn Wendelrs Ambition Pills ~ un.
surpassed, while for hysteria. trem
bling and neuralgia they are simply
splendid. Fifty cents At John Cole
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CLUB ADOPTS RESoLUT1CE Dr.
NOUNCING ANARCHY AND
BoISHEvISM.
WIN ASK Every Other Club and 3raser-
nifty to Take Same Step.

One Of the principal attractions OF tne
weekly KlwaniS club luncheon at ne NC
Lure hotel yesterday was provided oF
ALLISON S. Smith Of the Electric Appn-
ance company. and possibly tn" drawing
card that brought out SO many n'en''rs
end, visitors to the MONDAY feast tha'
over a score could not BE- seated AT th'
tables. was tho Blue Bird electric p"wNr
washing machine donated rs Nr+t nr'Ze'
Rtv. n. d. Smith Of Earn"Svili'. oh'".
made a brief talk in whi.h h" "p"eld
those principles OF law and order OF,
which the country is founded. lie 'o'"
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F. H. KEAY DIES

Word was received in the city ycster-
day OF tho death Of Frank II. Kray. OF
St. Augustine. Fla. brother or Dr.
Elizabeth a. Kcay, who had been sent
for and was on her way South when the
death occurred. Mr.. Kcay was ono OF
the most prominent lumbcrmen OF the
South
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STOP itching ECZEMA
Penetrating, Antiseptic Zemo
VIII Help You

Nevcrraind how often you have tried
ardfailed, youcan stopburning, itching
eczema quickly by applying Zemo
furnished by any druggist for 3Sc. Extra
large bottle, Sl.O0. Healing 6egins ne
moment Zemo is applied. In a short
time usually every trace OF eczema;
letter, pimples rash, blackheads and
similar skin diseases will be removed.
For clearing the skin and making 1t
yieorouslyhealthy, alwaysuseZcmo, the
penetrating, antiseptic liquid. 1t is not
areasy salve audit doesnot stain when
others fail it is the one dependable
treatment for skint roublesof all kInoS
Thew Rose Co.. Cleveland. O
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For Greater Wheeling.

An extensive program Is being map
ned ont hv those in charge OF I'll" Great
or Wheeling movement in the outline
pike district and the work IS p tnsrcss-
inr nicely, 1t is the desire fthc COM
n,ittrc in charge Of the holding of meet
ings r. hold a number in the Elm Gr"Is
district and the work is to be pushed
al along the line.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-14
FRACTURED JAW

Charles Lamont. a - year old lad.'
from Cameron. W. Va, 10 confined to,
the Ohio Valley General hospital sun
ering from a fracture Of the cheek bone
received while employed in construeI
ton work in that town. His injuries
is not considered serious and ne was
reported to be resting well ct An early
hour this morning.
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waterproof Covers for all uses.
Tel es3. wheeling Tent & Awning co.
paving Is Finished.

Tho work Of laying the brick on The
ems, sid" Of the National road on Man
,rro, Elm Grove. was finished yest"r-
CAV aoi ne soon as the concrete which
WI, :-,al upon tn" blocks is dry ~"
TO-. will bo thrown on"n to the
rull,r. '"hc paving is one or the I'M, -
nincns W The kind IN tho entire QUIT he
r',,n Tjetrict and will mean much to that
locality.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-14
ELM GROVE
ELM GROVE LADY
101 YEARS OLD
MRS. JANE KrNrrdINs, OLDEST RESI-.
DENT CT THE COUNTY, CELE-
RRATES HER 1olST AHNI-
yERSARY.
| Other Notes of Interest Gathered 1T
Random In the Busy Little Out
nPiHA Town.

wheclipgs oldest resident. Mrs. Jane,
Elmmins, celebrated her 10lst birthday
Yesterday at the home Of her daughter
pnd dcspite her advanced years, she en-
joyod the day and stated that she had
the time Of her life. She watched the
boys march away to war when tho
North and the South failed to agree
few wears ago she was called upon "a
undergo the same ordeal and she watch
cd the lads from Ohio county march
away TO war and she checrcd them "a
thrv marched away TO victory. She
has retained ali Of her faculties and
can still read and write with ease, Cool
habits arc attributed by her as the
receipt for longlivity.
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rSnoh produce HPre,

~, Poru,crc hnVC boon down III
r,,,n Eyovc with produce during the .pas'
f"w days and the surnly has been above b'S,,
a." avcrogc, Tho potato crop which
was heretofore declared to be very
short was reported YESTERDAY 10 ~
and also Mt n lower price.
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Elm Grove Personals.

Mrs. WVlinm Cl"sncr r"turned 70 MT
home ri The south end ~ town FNster.
sCT+hCrn Ohio for 4 few days.
william Fl'iott. Of Cameron. Is snend.
IN, n fcw dnvs in town tho guest or
trends and relatives. =,
Mr. Ccorr" Ev"rs. or Warw"od' ~
rrcrdirr n few DAYS tho guest of h"-
s;e'nr. Mrs. Walter Hurt. Of Wheeling
nv'nuc. -
Chorice Wc,linr. Of Canal Dover. o.
~n,nt Yesterday the guest Of friends on
Wheeling avenue.
(, 7; NrniIcv. If Warren, O., IS snNnd-
ir- a few days the E;lcst Of relatives at
Patterson.
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coal Miners Idle.

ri,nntion in the local district and the
,,,;rce ORC still idle. Tho miners viii
nct report for work until after the moot
ing. that is to bc held at the ONO sn,-
,n,, Trodcs and Lahor assembly on Sat
,,rd,y morninp. when I'll delegates from
thc local district will be present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-14
Practice OF Glee Club.

Practice Of the Warwood High Girls
Glec club was held yesterday afternoon.
Miss Epstein. music teacher, is III
charge and she reported that there is
some very good talent among the young
girls. This organization has been re-
Gently formed and is expected to make
q proat success,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-14
KIWkN|ANS DEMAND DEPORTATION
0F ALIENS GUILTY Of ESPIONAGE

Tho audience that he believed in grant
ing Ia -.y.r,. c,i.Z.rl ,nc InllienaOl" r.E"l
Of free speech but tnHt h" d"iIl'u t'
right of FREE, speech thrt crossed me
border line Of conservatism and sought
to preach s"d.liun.
G. ". AlhSvn. genera! sales rnah"S''
OF the Blue E,rd company OF 81. Lou =
tho sprirc.p4l sprIh"r. gave the cruz
men a suappy, straight from the sh"ui-
dor bu.;-cSs talk. Or. Allison was torA
n,cr,y = preacher. and has rap;d-hrS
emphatic delivery that grippe" '"e IL"
trI.>t from the start. tlS SHStchcd 'i''
start II the Blue Eird "ES;tn'|f'lCn
and outlined its remarkable grown.
"rh,. old mc'h' ds Of competitive ""N'-
MSS >rn rasy .ug" he said. "Eui-throAt
methods. Az, RAPIDLY ICING thrown III inc
discard. Nowadays manufacturers ana
i,hbrr>, e-.aggrd In marketing similar
ariirI,:; are coming To be c"mrn"h
rather than b.;tcr enemies. That N'nd
Of competition is dangerous, expensive
and absurd"
Or. Allison compared the active sales
man with the type that existed in the
pa!,uy days when the prime REQUISITES
required before man was Thought
cCuippcd to sell were that he be an en-
pansIvc good fellow. 4 human tank ara
have at his command an elastic enter
ta;nmtut account. IF we put lacks out
for our competitor on the read We nave
10 steer our own commercial mach'hS'
sooner or later VIC Will have our lnatiVh
nuncturCd' he said. Or. Allison IS dis
cinle of fair methods in business and
democracy in induStr vas well as IN gov
democracy in industry as well as IN gov
word Of thco rSanizaticn or when ne Is
an active head. and service the Keynote
of their advertising.
Third prize a doll. was won by J. W.
Jenkins. An electric amp offered as sec
ond prize was won by i. J. Barry. anu
rho first and main Pre-. the valuable
Blue Bird washer. was first won oE t.
N. Bartlett. manager Of the Steam Flee
trio company. a competitor Of the EIec-
trio Appliance company. Mr.. Bartlett
told the president that inasmuch as he
vos in a similar line of business he pre-
fcrred 70 withdraw his number. and on
the second drawing w. Lukcns held the
lucky number.
Condemns Anarchy.
During the course OF the luncheon a
resolution Was offered and ad"p'sa
unanimously whereby the club went on
. record as being against the anArth'S' {
and Bulshrvisiic element that h"S
sprung IN in the country. and taVor'u
tho deportation OF all aliens tried ana
convicted Of espionage. and opposed t,'c
,each.rS Of foreign language ana the
| prin,ing Of foreign languages IN our
country.
The text Of the resolution Is as loi-
lows
: "Whrrcae, It is apparent that the
,ros,,, unrest strikes riots and mob
xiolcrce is caused chiefly by the leader
shin Of foreign anarchists. so-ca'l"d
reds" and Rolshevists by and through
propaganda against organized govern
ment and that our national congress Is
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not giving such aliens and propaganoa
legislative attention.: and
"Whcrcas. there are now several nun
drcd aliens at liberty who have been
tried. convicted and should be dcported;
and
whereas. We, the members OF the
Kiwan:s club OF Wheeling. West Nlr-
giT!ia = believe a more successful ngh'
against Holshcvism can be waEcd II the
country is freed Of anarchistic leader
ship;
"Thcrcfore, be Il resolved that we IA
,.or and urge tho immediate deportation
OF all aliens who have been tried and
convicted Of espionage. and that those
who attempt TO disrupt our government
be imprisoned:
BE il further resolved that we are
crroscd 10 the teaching Of foreign Ian
EuaEc and the printing OF foreign news
papers in our midst;
BE II further resolved. that we favor
hm"rcaniZng American INSTITUTIONS
and the American people and compelling
allegiance 10 our flag and our country:
"Be II further resolved. that cory
Of this resolution be sent TO every ira
tcrnal, civic. labor and business orran-
izaticn In our city OF Wheeling. West
Virginia, and that each DC urged 10 take
the matter up with our representatives
in the national congress. in order that
immediate drastic and preventive legls-
latjon be enacted
The above resolution was adopt"d
unanimously by Wheeling. West Vir-
sinia, Kiwanis club, November l3. 1873
and its adoption is wed upon every
patriotic organization within the city OF
N-bcelinr West Virginia
Adopted by the Kiwan's club this
18th day Of November, 1913.
Attest:
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H,nltnR well Material.

The work Of hauling material TOT tnc
contaminated oil wells Of the distrlct
is going along fin" "rd mnch n,,T,I,, ro
crock d;-trict. Several wells arc 10
ho mt down in that district within The
car future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-14
Preparin1 Big Time,

Elaborate plans arc being made by
Fire company for dance and socia!
time TO be given Thursday evening,
No. 90 at Lasch's hall. Fifth and War
wood avenue. Tickets arc in the hands
Of differcn. members who report great
progress in selling asme.
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Douglass Vass. secretary.
% w. Burdats, President.

Music was furnished by the kiwanis
orchestra, while Miss Clara Carr OF bei-
laire and Mr.. John O'Connor entertained
with beautiful vocal selection. with Mr.
Frederick Kcil at the piano.
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church by the members Of the Epvorth

Warwood fire truck. The work 10 being
done by Messrs. lawrence and John
Steyle. 81
Miss Mildred Hanks, Of Seventeenth
street, has accepted . position at the
Warwood Dairy.
Earl Braunlich has returned homo
after q hunting trip through thu state.
He reported that the game wGs very
plentiful this season. -...
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lr.cst fiction serial stories by Miss Jane
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AID Saturday In The Wheeling Intelli-
gcnoer. Order your subscription today.
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BOY Home From France.

william ROllcy. Of GlCnns Run. who
was among the first boys to enlist IN
the L. S. army after war had been do
clared, has returned home. Private
Kelley. has been in the service for near
ly two years and haS seen some night
ing but was not in action himself as
was attached to an engineering COM
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pany. Young Rolley is in fine health
and many Of the people were glad to sea
him as IL had been learned sometime
ago that he was still on the other side.
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noN1 PAL TO Rad

'Reheotions Of . 0rsss widow" tbs
latest fiction serial stories b. 1isS Jaus,
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and Saturday In The Wheeling nseM-
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New-York tribune., 1919-02-05
DIVIDEND NOTICES
BRITISH-AMERICAN
TOBACCO COMPANY, LTD.

NOTICE OF DIVIDENDS TO HOLDERS OF
SHARE WARRANTS TO BEARER FOR
ORDINARY SHARES.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the Dr.
rectors in their Annual Report have recon-
mended to the Shareholders the payment on
the 3lst January, inst, of Final Dividend
On the Ordinary Shares for the year ended
30th September, 1918, of 6 per cent. (being
Is. 22-5d per share), free of British In i
come Tax, and have declared First Interim :
Dividend on the Ordinary Shares for the year,
from the lst October, 1918, to 30th Septem-
ber, 1919, of per cent (being IL. zz-5d
payable the 3Ist January, inst.
Holders of Share Warrants to Bearer for
Ordinary Shares will (subJect as to the said
Final Dividend to the same being sanctioned
at the Annual General Meeting of the Com
pany, to be held on the 18th day of January.
nst) be entitled to be paid the said Final
and Interim Dividends on and after the 3lst
day of January, inst, at the Office of the
Guaranty Trust Co. of New York, 80 LON
bard Street, London, E. C3 Coupon No. 6s
in respect of the said Final Dividend and
Coupon No. 20 in respect of the said In
term Dividend must be left for examination
at the Office Of the said Guaranty Trust Co.
of New York, 33 Lombard Street. london,
E. c. 3, three clear business days (excluding
Saturday. before payment is made.
Dated 18th January, 1919.
BY Order, A. M. RICHARDS, Secretary.
Westminster House, 7, MiIlbank, London,
S. w. l.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-05
Air Routes for Freight

Rapid transit across the Sahara
desert is forecast by Gianni Caproni,
italian aerial genius, Signor Caproni,
in statement made public in this
country by the Italian Bureau of Pub
lie Information, predicts tremendous
development in the use of large air
planes, suggesting that soon they might
establish routes in places which the
railroads do not cover. Across the
desert of the Sahara, over the plains
Of Arabia and over the waters OF the
Near East to Persia and India, he
forcsces the huge planes flying east
ward laden with products OF tho West
and also westward with raw materials
from the East. In the regions un-
traversed Mt present tho airplanc in
the not distant future, Sigpor Caproni
believes, will become tho common car
rier. He thinks it Immediately prac-
ticable TO establish regular twclve-hour
trips for passengers and freight be-
tween Rome and Conatantinople.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-05
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
New England Telephone and
Telegraph Company
No. 1876 BROADWAY

New orh, y. L. January 81, 1917
To The Stockholders:
Notice is hereby given that tho Annual
Meeting of the Stockholders of the New
England Telephone aed Telegraph Com
pany win be held at tie Office of the Com
pany, No 1s5 Broadway. Room No. 2e15.
Borough of Manhattan. City of New York,
N. Y. on Wednesday, the nineteenth day of
February, 1919. al il o'clock in the fore
noon. for the following purposes
l. To elect Directors and inspectors of
Election for the ensuing year
?. To consider and act upon vote APP
proving the acts of the Directors, Executive
Committee and Officers as shown by their
records. and the transactions OF the Com
pany referred to in the annual reports of
the Directors to the Stockholders. done ana
had since the period covered by the last
Stockholders resolution approving such
acts and transactions
3. To transact such other business as
may properly come before the Stockholders.
The transfer books of the Company viii
be closed at the close Of business on Feb
ruary 10Th. 1919, and reopened at 1000 8.
m. February Goth. 1919.
Carl. + a STISDHOF Secretarv
New-York tribune., 1919-02-05
British Notes Converted

1t is understood that of the total of
S143,000,o00 United Kingdom of Great
Britain and Ireland 5ts per cent two
year notes maturing on February l
$10S,00o,0co were turned in by the
holders for conversion in the twenty
year British 51as. This leaves approx;-
mately S3b.000,000 unconvcrted, which
will be taken by the banking syndicate
organized for the purpose. An official
statement on the conversions will prob
ably be made this week by j. p. Nor
gan & Co. The 5lf per cent long term
British bonds into which the notes
were convertible were strong on the
exchange yesterday. advancing about
10l on active dealings.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-05
Record of Stock and Bond Averages

Stocks generally displayed better tone yesterday moderate
Railroad shares after early hesancy developed
closed substantially higher
in the rails and the increased activity this
shifting
There important
developments to tendency.
active and closed
at selling Other
subjected selling the
disclosure this
speciales which included
points, Mckay Companies 3
New Steel SearsRoebuck 3d.
United - al Tobacco Products 5-8
of points, reacted about
the Motors broke 58 while
Motors advanced 78.
display strength active
trading Britain and Ireland 12
on February high record Of 10 Is
s500000 French city issues also
strong Liberty Loan bonds fully maintained.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-05
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

STATE OF NEW YORK. OFFICE or THE.
rnIs = = SE,RTrFIra Er Tl Az I IS
cate. hereby certines that the LATIN
AMERICAN LINE INC, a domestic stock
corporation. has filed in this once on This
2Tth day Of January. 1919. papers for the
voluntary dissolution OF such corporation
under section 22l OF the General Corpora
ton Law, and that II appears sherefroSu
that such corporation has complied with
said section In order to be dissolved
WITNESS my hand and the seal OF ossieea
of the Secretary ~ State at the civ ~ (
Albany, this twenty seventh dav :
lSeail OF january. one, thousand nine
hundred and nineteen )
IA Il PARKER.
Deputy Secretary Of State