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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-09
THREE IN THE SAME
FAMILY BENEFITED

My brother had been built up after
the flu by taking Tanlac so | naturally
turned to this medicine in my trouble.
| made no mistake. for my Improvement
iftcr the first few doses was truly
marvellous. That old gnawing, craving
feeling left me. my appetite became
normal, and my digestion was perfect
When my digestion improved the head
aches disappeared. My tongue which
had been badly coated cleared up. and
soon felt moro buoyant and cheerful
than | had for many day.
II now weigh more than I ever did IN
nv life and my friends all comment on
the biz change in my appearance, Hard-
" day passes but some one tells me
7 am the picture Of health, and that ~
what my mirror tells me. too. Mother
was complaining a short time ago. 80 |
started her on Tanlac, and in short
time 1t brought her around, too; so We
have good reason for calling Tanlac a
family medicine. think Tanlac would
leo chr1p at ten times what we pay
for it."
Taniac Is sold in Wheeling by the
Hogc Davis Drug Co., at 1li5 Main
street. 1884 Main street. 18th and Mar
kct streets and $500 Chapline street,
also L. *. Hoge at Martins Ferry. Ohio.
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RIVER NEWS

business n the local wharf boats
picked up considerably yesterday. -Four
steamers left the local wharf on their
regular trips up and down the river.
The first to depart was the General
Beach at O'Clock on her way 10
Charleston. She came in from Gifts
burgh and carried a very heavy cargo
of food supplies.
The General Pershing arrived at noon
from New MatamoraS and left several
hours later on her way 10 Pittsburgh.
She will return to this city Friday on
her way to Parkcrshurg.
The Senator Cordell arrived yesterday
morning from Pittsburgh and dcpart-
ed at noon on her regular trip TO Gill
lipulis and way points down the river.
She was loaded to the guards with food
Stuffs and merchandise for all way
stops.
The steamer Leroy pulled out from
the local wharf at noon yesterday on
her regular run down to New Mata-
moras. She will return this eevninE.,
Tho steamer Liberty locked shortly
after midnight from Parkersburg md
will leave this morning early on her
way to Pittsburgh.
4 stage Of II feet and stationary
Was registered late yesterday cH"n-
inS at the local wharf.
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MINING MEMS
NEW INSTITUTE
Greater wheeling Coal Operators Form
Local Body to Advance "Safety
First ideas"
ono hundred miners and off!c

ono hundred miners and Officials ~
tho mines IN the Greater Wheeling as
triCt met last evening in the rIhiIiE'
Court room in the Ci;y Building ana
org ,nizcd the Ohio County Mining IN
stitutc.
The purpose OF the institute is I" al
vance the safety frs movement anon
NJ miners and officials thI"ueh"uL tap
district Several good talks wrr" i"aEo
following VIII .Ch officers wcr" "."'t.'h
The next meeting is to be held l'"'"'"-
bar 80.
Among the speakers OF last cevn.n%
ware Archie Forbes. OF the |. :. bureau
OF Mining. stationed ~ lIttShursh. l.:
L. Llmbic. chief of the department! OF
mining Of Charles on; " {. th!Ic'"
district mining inspectors and prof.
of mining engineer at the University ~
West Virginia. and NJ. +. Coulter. OF
MoundSville. .
Mayor Thomas +. Thonrr d"itrtr'd
n" address OF welcome to the men. IN"
officers elected were: VI. Il. ,"u!t T.
pres dent. and 7. G.. Christy. Of war
wood. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Several COM
ln:tiees were also elected.
&. n. Brown presided at the NEE !hS
last evening. and explained IN" !n!''aI
purpose Of the organization, wh!rh M
with instant approval.
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FOR SALE

Farm Of sc acres. miles from Mt.
Pleasant, O.. and miles from Martins
Ferry, on the pike leading from Emer-
son to Pleasant Grove.
Modern house Of 8 rooms. running
water and bath, fuel cellar with furnace.
Concrete spring house SO # from
kitchen. Large basement barn. equipped
for 10 head dairy: 30xl0 silo. Wagon
shed, corn crib and etc. All buildings
erected years ago. 1000 peach and ap-
pie trees years old. Will sell with
stock of horses, cattle sheep. hogs, chick
ems, implements, hay. grain and ensilagc,
and give possession Immediately.
Farm especially well watered.
c. A. YOUNG.
dbl Dillonvale. Ohio.
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DECK
FOR REFORM IN
j. 8. TAXATION

Washington. Dee. S. RcpNhiictn mem
bcrS OF congress- took the first SIci.S
today toward revision Of tax 'no ,'y.'i
avs nj the r\lrt seasons l" l." c'H'"
soon after neat March /.
chairman FOrdnry. Of IN" iOuST
Ways and Means committee. announce
taut his committee would h'Eil No
ines within Il f'w days on F'N!S'"h -
rinue until Jonuayy 9Th. when he rugs
will be started on tariff lceiSiat'on Al
most Simul, "ncOuS with On "rnln r"'u-
ncy'& announcement, senator MCCu"'''1:
Of North Dakota. acting chA!rnlth %
the Senate Finance committee lSSucI
a call for Il meeting OF that committee
for tomorrow when plans VIII De mtuo
for hcarInsS similar To those contour
plated by the house committee.
The senate AMI huuS" committees
alike hone 10 conclude their hearings b.
the end Of tie pre- ont session. IA"
house committee. Cha!rma Fotd"HE
=, Il. expects to he hle 10 pcS!n w
work of drafting the new TAX ana I'll
measures as soon as the extra session
- convened. Tho senate commit =,
hearings are expected to be brief"r thaa
those planned by tie house coil'"l'''ee'
Houston to Appear.
chairman f'urdneyS announcement
followed a conference Of the MAJ )rty
members Of the committee. lie said thft
as soon a. ihc committee had hau t'Ine
- study the tax recommendations con.
HOu ton OF the trra Sury. sent 10 con-
CrcSs today, he would invite MT. liCuS-
ION to appear before the committee ana
explain his views more fully. The lret
urv *cctrriary VIII be asked TO d"siS~
nate an official 10 represent MIN at the
committees sessions. tn" committee !
program. III" chairman said. Will re
announced fro mday 10 day AZ the
hearins IS proceed.
Chairman Fordney said today that nc
had in mind a definite plan Tor slmpll-
fiCation of the tax on corporation IN
comes. one OF his proposals Is tI3t
tax on the incomes Of all corporations
having no qualification or other modl-
fyiug provisions" MIR. Fordncy also
lax laws be mad" so simple that cor
poratiun will not have to hire an eN-
pert or lawyer to figure how muca
il owes the government.
Estimates Too High.
The Ways and Means chairman de-
rlarrd that 4 study Of Seer tary tlouS-
TONS report had shown him that the
estimates for governmental eApenui-
lures are ridiCulously high"
II can go down the list Of estimates
OF the secretary and chop out approNl-
malcly = billion and n quarter doIl rs
as u,inrrcSStry." MIR. FOrdncy said
Just for ">ample IN" Wa Is Al."Vo'-
coo for the war risk insurance ourca l
think that is Il hundred million dollars
or more TOO high.
"With The proposed consolidation o.
the various soldiers relief agcnci"s IN.
10 one bureau. VIC can save huhorS
million and elimino;" 3J.O"V CIcrrS III
Washington. The sec ctary wants SiH'-
0oO. 000 for rivers and harbors improve
mnnt. do not think conEr' IS VII! grant
any such sum this year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-09
REACTION IN
HAZEL-ATLAS
Three Point Dron Accounted For By
Need OF Christmas and Income
Tax Funds.

The feature Of the local stock market
on "Wednesday was the reaction @,
Hazcl-Atlas from lhn. its closing p"!nt
on Tuesday afternoon to l|'' 1T Wh''h
il closed on Wednesday.
The stock rally reacted five ~r'n'S
from it's close on Tuesday: - its lowest
point on Wednesday was l51. but II went
back to 49, At the close.
Uazrl-AtiaS was quoted NJ lS6 before
ia. stock dividend Of 20 per cent last
week. 1t was stated yesterday ny an
authority in the brokerage business that
Yesterdays drop was doubtless caused
by some Of the stockholders, VINO are IN
need Of Christmas money or luhdS 10
nay inCom. taxes, diSposinG Of part Of
their Hazcl-Atlas stock, as the :" per
cent dividend puts them in position
10 sell out som" Of their holdings ana
keep tho remainder unit the l"ok"d-t"r
reaction takes place and higher quota
lions will again be marked up on the
hoard
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-09
OHIO CO, LAWYERS
ATTEND LUNCHEON

Members OF the ohio county bar as
first OF their series Of noon day lunch
cons to be held on alternating Wed
nesdays in the c.fatcr!a Of the Catholic
Women's League Home at ll2+ thapIlhe
street. ~
Judge J. W. Ewing read the paper OF
the meeting. following luncheon. the
subject being attachments" Attorneys
John Curl and ]. p. Arbcnz led in The
discussions following the reading o. the
rslDcr &9|
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4 I.ctter-fricnd wrote me last CHRIST
mas Of a rather painful exhibition which
she saw on Christmas morning. .,
Her brother. very quick tempered
individual, had received two handsome
shirts from Il relative. and when n"
looked at them. hr threw them across
IN. room in disgust. Why should NJ
treat such n nice present in that way
Well, they were the wrong size
small reason for such demon
stration. especially on Christmas daE
YOU doubtless think. And do not
wholly blame you. or course tn" reIa-
rive who matlr the gift was not present
hut even so the exhibition Of temper
must have struck An unhappy notc IN
th~ Christmas harmony. He mi"ht
have restrained himself even II ne ana
fsc, nccyed. Hut cannot say wholly
blame him for feeling pccvcd wacn
,,kc into account the other facts oil the
case. . CT.
shirts end Stockings Of the Wrong size.
nh, facts were these: TINS was Inv
,rird wear he had received shirts or a
wron, size. Two out of the three years
II had been imnoSS!hIe 10 ChanEr
FOR shirts he l:kcd. In on" cas-" ne ihu
10 take something h. didh Ike. IN nv
other instance. hr had /" resort 10 'h',
makeshift Of having IN" C"!lhr "an'
hanged. Again and again. he mas re-,
reived stockings Of IN" Wr"nE S"r ,tri'
-, rktics Of color h" mover wears.
:nch lifts mean trouble and ANNOYANCE
in.,rod Of instant satisfaction. Inc!
also meant lack Of thought on tnc pit
n mo river. as the recipients wite haH
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very simple for the givcr TO call up and
get them from her
We Think He Must Be Grateful.
! think we are sometimes too ant 10
lie down on the obligation OF the SlFer
To feel gratitude even when we do not
take pains to have the gift just right.
There is really no reason why we
cannot got sizes and colors. ct cetera
right If We will make little cnort 10
do 50. 4 small book in which one en-
tors the sizes of those to whom one Is IN
the habit Of giving Christmas or oirtn-
doy gifts, is the systematic way of deal
ing with the situation. And when one
reeds extra information one can always
&c, it from the family.
AS TO prcfcrenceS-well, is II not
nart of every true gift that II shall con-
form to tho ,rccipicnt's tastes and pref
rrrnccs? or course many OF us give 10
in-laws or distant relatives whose
tnstrs we do not have an opportunity
ia observe But that seems TO me an
other case where the family or the re-
cipient could well be consulted.
Such q si'ly Thing to Do.
To give n girl who never uses per-
rumc a bottle OF perfume every year
or {, woman who prdes herself on
using the SIMPLEST tailored white sta
tioncry. n riddy box Of pink or blue gilt
ID ~cd corrrsnondcncc cards. il such A
silly futile thing 10 do. How can any
ono he content to cover the lazy without
observing any Of the shirt or gItt-GiF-
ing. by gifts like these
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that a meeting
Of the owners Of lots in Mt. Wood GEM
etery, located in Washington district.
Ohio County. West Virginia; will be held
Mt the council chamber in the city build
ing Of the City Of Wheeling on
THURSDAY. THE 9TH DAY OF
JANUARY, 1921.
at 1880 o'clock p. M: for the purpose OF
electing n Board OF nine Trustees for
said Mt. Wood Cemetery Association
and such other business as may come
before the meeting.
Mt. WOOD CEMETERY ASSOCIATIOE.
By CHARLES H. MILLER,
WILLIAM ELLINGHAM,
d-9-tf Surviving Trustees.
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Parkersburg Woman Says
Her Whole Family Is
Now Strong for Tanlac.
Declares Mother, Brother
and Herself Got Wonder
full Results From It.

our whole family Is strong for Tan
lac because il helped three Of us. mother,
brother and myself 80 wonderfully,
said Mrs. Ruby kOon. 993 West Pike
street. ParkcrslwB.
For sevcra S1lhIehs I had been hav-
ing indigestion. aud WAS rapidly grow
ing worse. For days At time I had n
sickish. faint feeling and became SO
run down l hardly had energy enough
10 drag. myself around Headaches
made my life miserable: VIII" some
times, one Of them would last for two
days without stopping. ! also had a
gnawing hunger that was impossible tc
satisfy, and If attempted to cat enough
TO stop this craving I would suffer
agonics Afterwards.
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BACK OF RAYLAND
MINER IS broken

Andy Gugi. n Pole employed at the
Dorothy mine. near Rayland, ono. was
caught und,.r n fan NC slate about nine
o'rlHck Yesterday morning and sustained
a broken back The unfortunate man
was removed 10 the Martins Ferry hos
p:tal las: evening and IS resting as cas-
ilv rs possible under the circumstances
MIR. Gugi is unmarried and mas ono SIS
-. r.,sidinE in this country.
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MEprCOS ELECT,

Special Dispatch 70 The lntelligence-.
MartinsburE. W. Va. Dec. Alt n
conference Of Eastern Panhandle Mcdi-
cal society here today Or. John l..
Myers. Sh"pcardGtown. was chosen "a
succeed DR. II. &. Tnnkin. this city, as
president, DR.. C.. J. T.. SponScllor. this
city. was named vice president. and DR.
c. G. Johnson. Shenandoah Junction, Sec
rotary trca SuTcr.
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100000 RARRE1s OF APPLES STORED

Special Dispatch 10 The lntcllig"nScr.
MartinSburg. W. Va, Dec. S.-W; II.
Corners, chief Of the bureau of markets
In West Virginia. Is hack today from
convention Of market officials in Chi
cage and stated lu".UOO barrels OF apples
are in storage in this stat. Within the
past few weeks. he said there has been
q constant. although not heavy shipment
to tho markets.
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After working for several days on the
rcTainting "f IN" signs on the HaWley
building, tho painters completed their
work yesterday afternoon. The sign
with the words 'llawlcy building can
lre seen for quite :. distance both up and
down tho river.
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r.ndi,ures for the last fiscal year de-
v"lops the fact that almost one-hfth
OF the. $1,000. OO0.Ou0 paid out was spent
N connection with federal control ana
The guaranty Of earnings for the rail-
ruads only one department OF the
government - the war department.
spent more than was used in connection
with the carriers. The war depart
nents total the record shows. was l.
Cll 900. 900 against sl.0ST, 100000 for the
railroads.
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srocHoLD8Hs NETTING.
THE PITTSBURGH, CINC1NNATL, CHI
CAGO AND st. LOUIS RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY.
NOTICE.

Pittsburgh. Pa. October 81. 1890.
Pursuant to law. a special meeting OF
the stockholders of The Pittsburgh, Gin
c!nnati, Chicago and st. Louis Railroad
Company will be held at the principal
office OF the Company. Room GIG. Penn
MIA. or Wednesday, December 20 1920, :.
II 100 o'clock a. IN. (Eastern time), for
the purpose OF considering and acting
upon a long-term lease of the railroads
and property owned and operated by this
Company to The Pennsylvania railroad
Company.
By order Of the Board Of Directors. .
S. II. CHURCH
Secretary.
oos-n-4-l1-ls-o5-d-2-
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WANTHp-SAL1BlUN.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. salesman for
Ohio, Pennsylvania and West virginia
Man familiar with the grocery trade. A
good and permanent position for a man
who can and will make good. Address,
giving age and line sold. 1ntelligencer.
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RIVER TELEGRAMS

Davis Island, dam. y fc"l. ta!IlnE
clear. -,
Warren. feet. falling; clear.
Steul~lvillc. 10 feet. falling; clear.
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Of pure breed white
Scotch Collie to breed with my female
dog-will pay for service. Apply W. =.
Jones, 100 S. 3rd ST., Martins Ferry' ".
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HHCELLANEoUB

buy, light one horse pro-
duce or express wagon. Call 20S:.J;
d-S-l
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WANTED NALI.

you have prostate disor-
der-bladder trouble-get up IRE:
quently at night, there Is positive and
rapid relief for you-without drugs,
main or discomfort-privately at home.
! will he glad to tell anyone who Is 80
troubled, how my own case OF years
standing was relieved-how over $4,000
thor men have been helped-and TO give
detailed information concerning the
method. JOS. BerO, 1915 Jacob St.,
wheeling, w. Va. d-9-p-th
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FoH sALB-Splendid bargain. FRANKLIN
coupe, first class running order. five
good tires. Owner leaving town. Call
Woodsdalc 1861. d-7-i
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poHALDsoN-on Tuesday, Decemnerp I:
19e0. al $50 o'clock p. m. MAEl
tTJ'ES, relic of the late William X.
donaldson, in the s5th year OF her age.
Funeral from the family home No. III
South Huron street. on Friday. De-
cember 10, at 2:3o o'clock p: m:
Friends are invited. lnterment a.
Greenwood cemetery
(Please Omit Flowers.) ,
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ron RNHT.

ToR HENT-Front room furnished for
housekeeping. Range. bath and use
OF phone: also one small sleeping room.
Apply 1929 Chapline st. Dish
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PoR UTILIZATION.

FOR sALE-At splendid bargain, Frank
lin coupe. in first class running order,
5 good tires. Owner leaving town. Call
Woodsdale 1861. Dish
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wAHTED-Young lady bookkeeper,
must he able to bill out orders. State
references. Apply Anderson Caramel
Co, 20 10Th st. d-7.l
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PoR SALE.

FOR sALE-White Angora cat, cheap.
Call 15l-M Woodsdale. d-9-g
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THE MEMDEL COMPANY
oaxi J. xa0Asr. RroN
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
pav.ss Sas,sl, 1aas ohApitAs Ssrsst
GU 1AoAas 10s-l01o
DIED

sMrH-0n Tuesday. December It'll
1920, at 3 o'clock p. m. at his Late res
Idence, 22:7 Eoff street. =: V. SMITH.
Services at the residence Thursday AZ
ternoon $50. Friends invited. inc
body will be taken to Kent, Ohio. on the
w. & l.. K. train Friday morning az
nj the cemetery on arrival Of train
and iuterment will be made in family
burying ground
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| rabbit dog-one fox hound-ground-
hog and rabbit dog. 529 Burlington Road,
VI. F. .. o-S-l
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wANTED-TNALx

wANTHD-Woman dishwasher. Model
restaurant, 1904 Market st. d-9-i
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1S3 (! e: T T!a!9zsS ! =
DO YOU WHOLLY BLAME HIM?

all his sizes. and it would have been
very simple for the givcr 10 call up ana
get them from her.
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Mr. Houston again urges the neC"SNIty
for rigid economy i'll government en-
pcnditure, asserting th.Lt only by con-
serving the finances carefully can the
expenditures he kept within the SihH0,-
600. 900 annually which he suggests
should lie the basis for n revenue pro-
gram lie is hopeful. however. that
with the heavy burdens placed by the
TRANSFORMATION act" out of the way.
there will hr Il substantial excess shown
by government receipts over govern
mrnt expenditures.
An analysis Of the government eN-
The Washington times., 1920-10-19

Peter Grimm" without stirring a rip
pie on the surfaes. How time has
marched.
Being a revival OF an old favorite,
little need Is there for a lengthy ex-
position Of the theme. sufnce Il
TO say that Peter Grimm. lovable
but stubborn old bachelor. immersed
In his magnificent flower gardens
which have been In the Grimm family
for generations. yearns TO see his
ward. Ksthrien. welded TO Frederik'
his dissolute nephew, with their chill
dren playing around him. No sooner
lis the compact settled than he ex-
pires. ignorant that kathrien really
loved James Hartman. But he comes
back and seeks TO correct his mis-
take, eventually succeeding,
some may profess to mark a slight
weakening OF Mr. Wsrfield's touch,
notably in his voice. but IL so. IL es-
capped us He WAS as powerful as ever
in that touching home scene OF the
nrst act a kindly. lovable old man
with a wild current OF wrath smoth-
cred by his smile. with many deft
touches Mr.. WArfield makes perfect
that picture OF quiet contentment
his beautiful tulips. with ev-
cry desire satisfied save one. that OF
seeing Frederik and Kathrien hap
PLY married and their children play
ing with Toby, the watch dog.
To delineate a returned spirit with
out verging toward the grotesQue
calls for mr. steriy acting. Mr.. War
field provides IL. To be visible to
the audience, yet invisible to those
around him on the stage, calls for
certain powers that few actors pos
sess. but which Mr.. Warfield has to
the full. He makes plausible a char
acter filmy at best.
John Sainpolis, a capable actor, has