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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-05
Ell orlgen de las
difcultades pa
RAJ pasar la
frontera
En- Nueuo Laredo hay uno
combination para que los
pasajeros esten largo
tempo alli y gasten
todo su direro

En- diversaS ocaSiones. Y en- 1e-
chas recientes, viajeros venidos de Ia
Republica MeXicana 4 San Antonio,
que han entrado a territorio amerl-
cano, por la ciudad de Laredo, Te-
xas. nos han informado de las diff
cultades que para la legalizacion de
pasaportes Recommendation emlgra-
toria. tienen en- Nuevo Laredo, Ia
maulipas, dificultades que sc tradu-
cen en- largas Y penosas demoras.
En- ocasiones. los viajeros para Es-
tados Unidos han tenido que perna-
necer en- Ia ciudad tamaulipeca de
Nuevo Laredo, segun Sc ros dice, dos
o. tres semanas. Inquieren ell porque
de la tardanza en- la expedition de
sus pasaportes, Y Sc les alega la fal-
ia de alguna formalidad necesaria G
indeclinable.
Debido a clio, personas ha habido
que. faltas de recursos para sostener-
Sc en- Laredo, durante las semanas
que les reclama la tramitacion dl~
ficultosa de sus pasaportes, han te-
nido que regreSar a los puntos de su
origen, imposibilitados va para con-
tinuar su viajc al norte. V sufriendo
con clio graves trastornOs V pcrdl-
das dc consideration.
Otros, y de ellos hemos sabido por
personal information, han entrado
a territorio americana en- plcna misc
ria, cuando podian haberlo hecho, 81
Sc les hubiera concedido el pronto pa,
so, con recursos suficientes para lie
gar al fin de su viaje, para soste-
nerse en- los dias dc lucha para Ia
consecucion de trabajo.
Ultimamente, persona que sc dice
bien enterada, nos dice cual es la
causa esencial V cual cs ell fin direc-
to de esas demoras que sc obliga a
los viajeros que vienen los Estados
Unidos.
Por el bicn local. -.
Los negocios en- Nuevo Laredo, nos
dice nuestro informador, no son mluy
brillantes, ell dinero TO abunda, y,
por ell contrario, suele costar relatl-
vo trabajo el dar con el.
En- tai case, las autoridades loca-
les han creido prudente y patriotlco
el hacer 10 possible porque las ocaslo-
mes de que circule mas dinero en- la
ciudad, sean aprovechadas, Y ningu-
ma OCCASION mas propicia que la de de-
tener los viajeros que vienen a Es-
tados Unidos. casi siempre con el boz
sillo mas menos lleno.
81 los viajeros tramitan 10 relati-
vo a sus pasaportes en- un solo dia,
Nuevo Laredo no recibe del dinero
que ellos traen, sino 10 que buena-
mente Sc puede gastar en- un dia. que
es bien POGO; pero 81 Sc les entretie-
ne ounce dias, tendran que dejar
en- hoteles, restaurants, tiendas, tea
tros, ETC., etc, la mayor parte de
(Pasa Ia psE. oR. col. Sal
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-05
El optimismo Official

Los informes confidencialcS traS-
mitidos al Dcpartamcnto de Justicia
por SIS agentcs en- los centres car
boniferoS. rcspcc;o De que considera-
BILE numero de cbrcros eStan dispues
toS a volver a. trabajo. pcro que te-
men hacerlo por las conSecuencias
Que su proceder les acagrea dc parte
de los huelguistas, han vcnidO a cons
tituir otra base del optimismo de los
funcionarioS fcdcrales. Dichos fun
cionarios han rciterado suS ordencs
de que Sc les de ma debida protec-
cion todos aquellos obreros que de-
seen regresar a sus trabajos. Y en-
coneN,on con estas declaraciones Sc
ha registrado una movilizacion de
tropas hacia los principales centros
carboniferos. csnccialmente a los de
los Estados de Wyoming. Colorado Y
West Virginia. donde Sc dijo que SC
reanudarisn los trabajos en- varias
miNas. cor cl corcurso dc varios mi
llarcs de ohreros librcs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-05
Green que va
q fracaSair i Ia
FllIe|ga de los
ab3jjadoreS
de as r1liflaS
Los funcionarios de Ia
Administration estdn
muy optinniStas por-
que han vueIto al
trabaio muchoS
hueIsuistas

Tclsgranc Especial pare Ii PRENSA
WASHINGTON. Noviembre 4.-La
huelga de los trabajadores de las MI
mas de carbon que permanecIa sin
c&mbio alguno desde e! sabado Y
cue. practicamente. habia suspendldo
Ia production del carbon bltumlnoSo
en- todo el pals. ha sufrido hoy un
Gamble que los funcionarlos de Ia
administration consideran como un
signo favorable para el proposlto que
persiguen: la termination del movl-
miento hueIguista.
El cambio que tan optimistaS ha
vuelto los funcionarios de Ia admi-
riStraci6u pdblica,- l0 corstituye ei
hecho de que gran numero de los
huelguistas perrenecientes la Union
de Mineros de los Estados Unidos han
defeccionado. yendo trabajar en-
las minas que eStan siendo eXplotadas
por trabajadores no unioniStaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-05

(Pasa & Ia paE. 5a. col. Sal
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-05

Compre usted sus libros en- espa-
fol Ia Casa Editorial Lozano, lis
n. Santa Rosa Ave-, San Antonio,
Texas. rs la mas barata
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-24
RIVER NEWS

ri:l; feet ? inches and falling SLOWLY
waa IN, stag ~ III" wharf yesterday
at : !. M and IN. r:iarkS ~ III" foot or
MrM,ri,ru dIm Registered feet &
inches AMI falling. I;ain fell yesterday
over the watersheds az Tho ALLEGHENY;
and MnnunEah'' riyrrs and he river
at this point will hr-In :" rlsc some
limo Tonight. with frarn Ia feet o! &
swell expected.
The lI."n T. cleared fer Now Ma
:norHs III neon.
Tn" l.. A. Ni#hr' passed down with
n small tow Of r,II for l'nint i'lra"an:
ut noon.
The I.,hcrtj. did rot Ect in until s
o'clock last night from Mct'nnn"llsvill1.
being .!";a'n.. by FOG and big business.
She will !civc today at II j. for
rarkcrsburg.
Tn" H. T. f'Icslrr cam" ;nto the loc7!
larhur yesterday aft"rn"nn and LAID Ip
a; the hr.u! al the wharf Tor n" winter.
CAPTAIN Fred IIrmhrook Of Marietta
is business visitor in tn" city.
Th" Irene Swain. which WIS in the
Wheeling and pittsburgh trade last SUM
I.ir- ami how laid W IN winter quarters
n, lHrkcrshurG, will rc-enlcr tn" ir..da
about Arh;l :. slight adjustment N
he schedule Will IT,: mad" SO ny q
shorten tn" time between tn" tw" cities.
;<carciiy Of labur inl"rfrrrd badly WIN
the schedule last summer. hut ;hli will
be- overcome this season. as II" sig J.
in. Of the ar,n!grIc. has r"lraScL Il"nf .
Of labor. which is now on the market.
ami all steamboats, will hc pl"nti!Hllv
snur,ljcG The work az getting tn"
Swn1i into shape for tho seasons trade
will be- started III a few weeks a. Earn
CrStuTE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-24
Manufacturers May
Be Compelled 10
Adopt Smoke Consumers
Rv THOMAS D. MAYS.

CHAIu,ESTOE, y. Va Jan "J--Man-
ufar,urine plants nf III" stat: may b"
cumpcllcd by law To install! smoke ar
rosters and other devices Of similar ma
uurc to provide against tn" escape al
nuxious nr poisonous smoke Tunes
dust or gases
\ bill providing against tho pc
from plants and factories used IN 'hH
manufacture Ter production "i any metal
chemical or other substance, 81 n"Ni"uS
or poi.nnnu> smoke. fumes. dust or gas
&c in iurinu$ 10 rr destructive "t animal.
,Jant or vegetables If" Including farm
crops or to tho health "G AMY person!
nr persons or the proper and c"mf"rtahlH
ue. Of the property Of any person or
persons" has been introduced in the
West Virginia senate by Senator Harm
or, and referred 10 the judiciary COM
ruIttcs frr consideration.
enforcement Of the art is vested III
thn commissioner Of agriculture. who
is empowered 10 so up"n tn" li'nd or
lands in the vicinity OF any fnrt"ry ar
factories uSrd in the manufactures ~
metals. chemicals or ether substances
md make Investigations examinations
or analysis of tho soil Of such land ar
|ands and the, plants or vegetables oil
nny kind. including farm crops that may
hr growing on such lands. 10 determine
whether or not they have been injured "r
infected by the nnXinus. poisonous
smoke. fumes. gases or dust emitting
from such plants.
Tho commissioner rf aEri"ultur" is also
authorized and empowered 10 make III
vrstications and examinations al inc
property. Of any corporation that may
hn engaged in the MANUFACTURES Of metal
chemical or other substances In DEER
mine whether or not tn" smoke. tTlh"S
and siLscs are injurious |" SURROUNDING
property. TIL" commissioner OF hSFlcui-
lure ia also authorized to employ com
nctrnt expert for such work.
According IN section thrc" OF inc hiiI
tho measure. il Enacted. shall apply not
only TO such plants and factories men
TONED in the. first section as may mere
after b. erected. constructed and uS"d'
hut to those already in operation. S"ch
rlants however. are allowed six month
m which To install the necessary equip
mcnt and devices necessary ~ prevent
thr cscanc Of ndXious or POISONOUS
smokes, fumes. dust OF gases.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-24
About People
Movements of individuals to and
From tho City,.


Miss Frrda Schrnk. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. John -. SChrnk az Woodsdale.
= suffering with slight attack IL the
.'Iu.
Mss Jennie u. Wilson. OF North Main
: rect. and one of the oldest residents or
Wheeling. IS suffering from fractured
bones SUSTAINED from IL fall on Market
street. yesterday. afternoon.
Miss Sallic Barry, OF Howardsrille
Pa. is the CUES, Of Mrs. a. +. Brady
Of Pleasant Valley.
Misses Mary Alexander and Virginia
Flaccus have returned from Il short visit
with friends in Beaver. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. GcurG" Harris. OF Mon
onsahrla city. are visiting a the home
~ the lati"r's mother. Mrs Mary Nc
. runnugh. in this city. =.
Miss Helen paws. ~ Parkcrs5urg, is
IN" guest Of local friends.
Mrs. Nathan Nr"S Of Louisville. KY
has arrived in tho city 10 visit r"latir
and friends.
Miss Edna Tnldr"n Of III" Y. W. G. A.
is suffering from :. slight Illness.
Miss Virginia Jenkins, Of Mounds
! VILE sh"pp"d here yesterday.
Master Russell Fclb"r Of Maryland
/ street. VII" 'n" wv" ~ ''' >'N i
week. rs Slirht!F impr"E"H'
Mrs. G""rgGEH. S"'brrt is III al hc'
home in Sprlpt:Halr
MISS N'hH - ""i''S' VIZ ''". >' 49,
, at III" y. W. G.. 4. is slightly I'M
proved.
Mrs James Clemens mas returned u
her home lie Elm Grove. Alt"r Sl''n"ihE
III" rn"; week IN NJ" M'I!So"FouEh' l.
corr" Ford .Ir.' has returned 10 ms
bone III TINS c'tE aii"r De!nE f"l'aSco
:r"m ~" navy M
, William htrtI"E' or |ah"r"h' 'n's
state. Is spending IT," Gays III inc
ritE III" guest OF l"Htt'N'H.
h"F' '''' "'r' vi
. last evening Tor 'har!rS'oh' 10 Src"o
trw days IN" guest OF lriehnS ahG Fe't'
, tvcs.
Ni!rs Aiken. q South i%"t' street Is
! Srru,l!uE "A f"w Gays II IarhcTSourE
| the guest OF l1ichHS
Miss Jessie Connolly, Of the Fits
! hurEh Millinery Company ~ c'''''"E ."
| Trad" IN TINS t''y' ,>,,
Robert Wells. q; the "hc"llnE Hn'a
| FOUNDRY company Is IN Nc" i"lh w.
4 frw dnyS Attending |" euN'"'Ss io'
tn" company.
Mrs. William N'll"r, q! inc Souln
Side. :: spending lew da!S IN |"'N''''
bus. Ohio. the guest "f relatives.
Miss Virginia Reed or North Zen
. wood. has recovered from slight; i'll
moss
Mss I-rnr Tigh" is confined to hc1
! bo,nn with = slight Illness.
Harold wilson Of Greenwood. left yrs-
t.rdnv for rit;shnryh. where h" will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-24
STOP THAT COUCH, BUILD YOURSELF
UP;;AP|LL WILL NOT Do THIS

for" declares Mrs julia. Lash. SOS VA
wood avenue, Wheeling. W. Va.
Don't become rundown. You will hc
catching colds and coughing all win,e-
long. Just n pill will perhaps stop the
cough you have now. but why not take
Nypn-Cod? IT stops the worst kinds
Of coughs and colds and best of all.
bui!dx up your system and wards of
such wintry troubles. 1t makes You
feel good. strrnr, hearty and full 1f
backward. sluggish. thin. pale chill
drcn grow fat and husky on liypn-' cd:
TAX. II bottle and f"al nj for the rig
ors If winter and The hard work Of The
new year.
lEcll-:tockrd drug stores have the
genuine. Iict q bottle tonight or semi
81. co for large bottle liypo-Cod prepaid.
Earle Chemical Co, Wheeling. w Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-24
OHIO MAY PUT THE
PRIMARY IN SCRAP

Snrclal Dispatch {" Th" INTEL! Grnccr.
,'plUNEl'S. bh!r Jan. 2%.--Th" t'h'"
legislature may submit ~ the voters
Of ,hn Sia:c al HIn"EdTn"nt repeating
the see; ion rrur.'iInE for III" nomiha-
ton Of governor and other stat" "'l!-
GERS by III" pr mar system. u NV
ar.jun IS tak:u it viii be 10y Joint agree
Irrul Of the R"puhl!,RnH and Democrats.
IL ~ pIannrd |" have TN" voters elect
d.!.rd',$ I" . state convention.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-24

being confined there for the past several
months. Mr.. Sloan was injured in the
Wheeling high and Linsly football
game.
George Long has returned ii this
city after visiting in Moundsville 10:
the past week.
DR.. Arthur Cruise of South Wheeling.
will leave Monday for Pittsburgh. whore
he has accepted position at the Mulon
! Institute. University Of Pittsburgh.
Miss Norma Rothermund. who recent
Is underwent an operation for appcndi-
citis at the Ohio Valley General hos
pitaI. is rapidly recovering.
Or. AIyron Reppard Of Middchourne.
is confined to the Ohio Valley General
hospital by illness.
Victor Drum. well known in this city.
| has returned to his home here. after
receiving his honorable discharge from
the navy.
! Lieut.. r. L. Drinkard. after spending
, short furlough in this city. has rr-
turned to camp. Lieut.. Drinkard bcf"r"
entering the service was physician
J in This city.
! LIEUT.. Harry Silver, after receiving
! his honorable discharge from. the ser
! vice. has taken up the position as an in
terne in the Ohio Valley General hos
| p:tal
Mrs. Edwin Whitchousc and daughter
Mrs. Edna Erhart, of the Island. loft
yesterday for Cleveland. o.. where the!
will be the guests OF relatives.
Lieut.. Robert Knox. OF Washington
! Pa. Is the guest OF DR.. ". S. Fulton
while spending n short leave Of abs"nc"
in this city. Lieut.. Knox is stationed
ut the cmbarkation hospital. Newport
. News. Va.
; Mrs. David Morgan and Mrs. Marsh
have returned to this city. after an en-
tended stay at Atlantic City.
; Mrs. George G.. Maxwell left for Cam
bridge Springs. Pa. where she viii en-
JOY stay Of several weeks.
! Miss Helen Cotton Of the Island. Is
, the guest OF friends in Canton. O.
Mrs. Condor. Of North Main street.
is confined to the North Wheeling hos
nttal suffering from 4 broken shoulder
| Miss Virginia Byrd. Of tho Island. IS
confined to her home with an attack OF
influenza.
, Joseph r. Gousha, OF Pittsburgh. IS
! in this city in connection with the
! Methodist Centenary movement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-24
Metz-Monahan Nuptials.

; The marriage Of Miss Agnes Munrhau
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John MunH-
han. formerly Of this city. aud now OF
Elvcrricw. TO Mr.. John Metz WAS sol
crnizcd last Sunday at St. Agnes
church in Newport News. Va. with the
E"v. Father Massey officiating. rh"r9
w"rr no-iInnctliatc attendants and only
Il few relatives Witnessed til" ceremony.
The BRIDE Is gradual" "f s.. Joseph -
Academy and bcf"r" going 10 Newport
News in the service Of her Cnuuiry.
Sh" was very popular in this vicinity.
The Cruo1 IS plant engineer in IL" ship
yards at Newport News and IS tho son
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Metz "f liuiiaI".
Tho young couple viii enjoy short
wedding tour. after which they VA!
reside In Ncwpor, News. Thy ar" re-
c"ivlnc the congratulations Of Their
many friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-24
OHIO DENOUNCES THE
NAMING OF HEARST

Spcr!nl Dispatch tn TIL" lnt'll'E"hr"r'
COLUMBUS. Ohio. Jan, u II" sen
ate today under Suspension III IN" r"''E
denounced ;he appointment 81 't'i""i
H. Hearst ~ chairman If tn" soldier"
reception Cnmm!tir'. i'll New YORK. anu
called upon the government l" H.N'
the soldiers returned ihr"uEH "'n'l
pnrtS Action will b" taken I'll the
resolution hv the house mex: week.
Thu senate defeated nuu'h'r Demo
,r.,ii.. r.snIut!nu seeking support IL tho
league Of nations.
REPRESENTATIVE West introduced Il
resolution asking congress 20 anpr"-
pirate SJnn, G"n for inv" stiEati"a Of Inc
Causes IF Influenza
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-24

There is a varied list Of happenings
In the city. at present with nothing
startling or surprising N their nature !
There are 4 number Of visitors IN tne
city. including Mrs. R II. Monroe or
Pittsburgh, who IS the charming euese
~ Mrs. D. Garth TIcarnc OF Echo Point, !
Miss Sa,lie Barry Of Howardrtlle. Va. !
Who is the guest % Mrs. A. Z. Brady. or
pleasant Valley and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Steele OF New York city who arc VISIT !
snr at tho homo of Mrs Frank Schmidt
Of WoodSdalc-
Small informal teas and receptions
have been given in their honor. 1nus
introducing them :" Wheeling society ,
and some dinner parties have been piaIi-
nod for next week and during their stay
in the city.
A number of interesting events are
also planned, by some - the important
ORGANIZATIONS over the CITY. including
+be naval concert q: :iv Court h. the
Ki4aniS club or sunday. ;ho hA"Sni'rs
OF Isabella hanTur; ~ ~" " 'nHSor Oh
Sunday ard IN" Daughters q ne :>'''St
lean Revolution convention when WIKI
be The largest tac,"v among c!up women
in this vicinity his Writer. II - SchSo-
uled for Thursday ard FRIDAY OF h'Ns
week and several pretty affairs VIII he
given hcn0r!aE II" visitors MI" VIII DC
here for the convention. i;'SluG'aE a 20
and recept:"u by Mrs. :. ]. Milton at
hrr home III Elm Grove. MIS-. Guernsey
will hc her. COR HI. occasion. IN" 1ot-
lowing ladies arn ~ tho Commits" Tor
Tho event: N.S.::ti::.% Robert /. !>""d. r.
G.. Howard. Fuui a.. E.yu'arn. Fen IN
lev J. + Roi'. r:suU. John H. +itN.UEH'
O., I. Tarr and ii. \. TrusS's
Thu, Victory G!ris vi! gil" another
nrr;,y dare. a, tn. Windsor tomorrow
evening. with :, HumhHr "t attractive
features III =, .,l.;fcc. Many Will attend.
THO CUPID cluh will entertain with one
Of their .uj"%ahl. dances at the tiiks
club this evening ard NOR" ;nAa Il nun
d-ed limitations HAY" h""n issued LOT
IN. affair. Many smaller orders ara
clubs ovnr the city have SSG"G !"F''a-
tiunS for informal! dances ;oC ~" ia't"r
ua.-t Of III" w"rk and for next week ana
Theatre parties h;.v' aGH!n h"""H'" pops
ula-. with =r:.I iu1"hc"nS. On" W!u u"
given hy H.. UE:"l.' r!uh on saturday
evening wh"n :hs% W.! -" The p:ctHr"
At the Court.
Only 4 !Hw announcements OF Sn-
rag.rcr:!,S and weddings conc IN eut
other .:u.lct!":.% h'iH - maxi ;hN social
world interesting a:'i 'u'! "t l"!i'E.
Even tho S,,.,;l "huc':. supH"rS an"
cuchrcs. cncs go r.nu.a~ n former
zines hav.. ar,,.+,-.u! aga: AID ar" DO
ing rushed wh!'.' En'sS :" prov" tttitt So
c;et: has takra d bright step forward
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-24
Birthday Party.

The birthday party given by the Be
rean Bible class OF the Fourth Street
VI. +. church yesterday afternoon ut
the Home for Aged Women, on Thir-
tccnth street. was very delightful. Il
was arranged in honor Of IN" birthdays
of Miss Mary IIobson. Hiss Sal!ie Clarke
and Miss Helen Robertson who arc
members Of the class and residents OF
the home a number of novel ana
interesting imprumptu games wcr" ar
ranged for tho entertainment Of tn"
guests, with Mrs. L. +. Mauch in charge
Of all plans \ delicious luncheon was
served al o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-24
COLDS INTERFERE
WITH BUSINESS
DR.. Kings New Discovery
relieves them and keep
you going on the job

Fifty continuous years OF almost I'M
failing checking and relieving coughs
colds and kindred surfcrinEs is tho
proud achievement of DR.. Kings New
Discovery.
Grandparents. fathers. mothers. IN"
kiddirS.--all have used and are using IL
asst he safest surnst. most picasant-'o-
take remedy they know Of. j0c and Sl..n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-24
Opening Euchre.

The euchrn held last evening at the
Kahn club was Il success in every re-
socct. The playing started ut $50 ana
throughout the evening spirited contests
wore in progress. The club. with its
,c,r r"rodcl!ng. presented very az
;rActivc appearance. and there we're spc-
t;al decorations for the occasion. iTi"es
were awarded the winners OF the hishsH
,uno.r Of games and q short lntertnis-
sion was given for the serving Oh Il ut-
!icious lunch This vas tho trst eucl,et
given by this popular cluuh ln's W. M.
s,a vas enjoyed in every possible way.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-24
Take Hypo-Cod. It Stops Cough and
Cold. Builds You UP. Wards
Off Winter Ills.
WHEELING LADY SAYS
IT is SIMPLY FINE.

While l was feeling weak and run
down recently caught u heavy cola
| ir!c,! d .ff"r,.nt things. hut my S'r"AStn
would moi com" back. and th"h be-
gan having tho most awful hShhhcn:S
and :. dull weary feeling. ! heard 9TH
c-s say Nyrn-t'nd was lin" for building
IN prorlr and curing them Of coughs
and colds SO got :, bottle and in Just
Il few days was relieved "r my achin1
and Iny. stomach was restored. nov
do my housrwnrk and fc"i just mo- ~
surely docs all that II is RECOMMENDED
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-24
Cupid Club Dance.

I'll" members Of tho popular Cupid
riuh vii! dane" tonight ~ tn" EMS club.
F'innl arrangements for the ,uffnir w"r"
made yesterday by the committee and
everything has been done Ia make tho
affair successful. 4 program If all the
latest dance hits has been arranged and
there will be short int"rmisSion for
lunch Moro than Il hundred invitations
have been received
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-24

H.. French hil;h commission. VIII H"-
t...." an .iut,r"sti'i% ,nl!l "n "rh" H.
i,al,:l.!nIinu Work "f thc Women ana
,.hildr,n uf France" and III" club h"h-
h"r$ may anticipate an unusual ir'a''
for Captain Herman has seen WuSh
lisnting during his Hcrvicc for his c""h-
try. and N addition I" cHpcricnr" Oh
thu lattl,ticiIS Is ais" bFlfIianI
!n.akor y large attendance IS ura'"'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-24

Mrs. Fred I.oucruS entertained 'h'
members ,f the. Vanity Fair Tw!E Yes
tcrt.ay afternoon 1T her homo in Wo"HS-
Laio, Th" sewing Of garments for 'H'
OHIO Valley hospital ""curicd tho. carr
afternoon aud tea was served at '.'"'
\ number Of useful garments were COM
rlctcd for the worthy cause.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-24
Seutnr Circle Entertained.

Mrs. John O. Schcnk was hostess Z"
the members OF the sewing circl" OF
ST. James Lutheran church yesterday
afternoon ut her home, "Cplunds." III
Pleasant Valley. The guests brought
their needlework and the congenial
group were occupied with il during the
afternoon. Mrs. Schcnk very gracious!y
dispensed tea toward the close Of tn"
afternoon 10 the guests. who included
only the members Of tho society.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-24
Party for Soldier.

MT. and Mrs. John L. Stamn. entertain
ed few friends and relativeSlast cv"n-
ing at their home. 1917 JACOB street.
in hSnor OF their son. Guy F.. Stanm.
who returned from Franco this week.
after battling against the Huns. Tn"
home was decorated with the American
national cn!urS. rcd white and blue, and
d very enjoyable evening was spent 10y
all
Music and games formed the principal
diversion. which WIS followed by tn"
serving Of refreshments. Thu following
were in attendance:
Misses
Mary Nylcs Ma1nlyn Silvcy
katharine ToblitxslhIrancttr craft
Helen Stamm Elizabeth Porter
Dorothy Sianm N!nafrch Ia cnkn
McSSrs.
Lieut.. N \. Gr"rncCcorGo Ford
Albert Nickcrson John +. S'amm
Guy j.. Stamrn
Mr.. ana Mrs.
John ". Stmnm y. {. Bolton
Howard Moore +. 4. Lewis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-24
Columbia Club Dance.

The Columbia Club dance, which was
held last evening in tn" club ROOMS.
was unusually successful, with ECnt-
fields orchestra in command of tn" mu-
steal program. Moro than fifty couples
were in attendance and danced Ia 4
good program. There were special dec
orations and light luncheon w;,s
served