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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-22
Tru Making Your Dun,
Cough Remedy
W eaa ave abo1t -, md have
hetSsR FOmsAy tAso The reodJ-
mad hind. EaSily done
7S2s7s2S2S1S2S1S1S5S

II YOU combined the curative proper
ties OF every known ready. made cough
remedy. YOU probably could nos get as
much real curative power as there 10 IN
tbi, simple homemade cough syrup
which is eaSily prepared IN Few
Get from any druggist pa ounces OF
Pine1, pour it into n pint bottle and
All the bottle with syEJr. using eithe.
main pranulated sugar syrup, CHARMED
molskses, honey. or corn syrup, as de:
aired. The result IS full pint 3t
r.alIy better cough syrup than you could
huv readv.made for three times the
money. Tastes peasant and p''er
This Pine1 and Syrup preparation gets
r;oht AZ the csuss OF a cough and gives
sInoo.t immediate relief. II loosens the
nhlsru. stops the nastv throat tick
and heals the sore, irr.;sted membranes
40 Gently AID easily that II = really
astonishing. ;, ~,
ordinary cough and for bron"hit:s, GROUP
hoarfeness and bropchia. asthma, there
b nothing better.
'Pinex is . most valu,hle concentrated
coupound OF genuine Norway Pm" eH-
tract, and has been used 70. generations
20 break I'D severe coughs
To avoid disappointment ask your
d-,,sr;St for '21s ounces OF PinsT' VIII
fu'l directions, and don't accept any
thing else. Guarartsei 70 eve absolute
satisfsctton or money promptly re-
funded The Pinea 60, e. Wayne,
Ind
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-22
TAKE WILLOW /,
FOR BAD STOMACH
A wonderful Specific for All the AGo1iss
That Accompany m
diHestdon.

II you arc not feeling. just right dag
nose your own case and see II YOU need
digestion. After doing this. and you
have found none Of the following symD-
toms in your case. you need not take
WTLLO- MINT or any other medicine for
indi gestion or dyspepsia. will have one
or moro Of the Following symptoms:
Sour..tcid Stomachs, Belching, Bloaung.
Pain in Stomach and Bowels, Bad Taste
in Mouth, Coated Tongue. Offensive
Breath. Dizziness. Sick Headache. Ner.
vousness. Backache, Pains Around
Heart. Loss of Appetite. Constipation.
Poor Circulation. Heartburn and many
other symptoms. you should begin At
once. to take WILLO-MINT in hot water
or milk. three times day. after meals.
You will soon notice wonderful
change in your case. and begin to enjoy
life as you should. WILIO-MINT and
relief may now be obtained at all we'll
stocked drug storeS.--AdY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-22
GhSAydAa NotaR.

By courtesy OF Mr.. J. o. Perry. treas.
urer OF Belmont county, the tax lists
for Shadyside and Mead township viii
be open at the Smith News Stand all
this week. Thus opportunity IS given
those who are to receive pay envelopes
Saturday TO avoid the penalty added IL
taxes are unpaid.
Miss Algretta Ault. who underwent an
operation for appendicitis last week
continues 10 improve and may be
brought to her home this week
Because Of trouble in heating the
building. there has been no school In
Avondale this week. but II was drought
repairs would be completed 20 that work
could be resumed to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Austin, who
have lived for several months on South
week for Wichita Falls. Te1et whert
Funeral service will be held this ~.
ternoon for MSS Ella JefterS. who died
early Monday At the home Of her broth.
er-in-law. Mr.. Richard HAL. IN Avon.
dale. Interment will he made 1t Rose
Hill. The deceased had made her home
for many years here and had been . SUI.
ferer from spinal trouble since early
girlhood. She is survived by :hree sis.
ters and q brother.
Both teams from MinEo Junction high
school will be here Friday evening 10
day evening S. II. S. boys and girls will
go 10 Triadclphia.
:, Word has been received, that Mr.. $. e.
Morton had arrived safety at the home
Of his son In Knoxville. Tenn. Mr.. Nor
ton went south about two weeks age for
the remainder of the winter and arrived
there Oh January 18th.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-22
ST. GAINESVILLE:
Belmont County Seat News
Probate Court.

Rupa Tobias. d"c Application 1lisd
for appointment Of administering. holfi
$4,000 filed and approved. ArpointmG1SSt
made. letters ordered and issued. III
ycntorv ordered. order issued. ,r,
william Rande, dec. Proof OF pu nnd
cation OF notice Of appointment lleu'
approved and ordered recorded.
Harry +. Harper. dec. Proof OF Fly Fly
LEGATION Of notice Of appointment l!leo'
approved and ordered recorded.
George NJ Norris. doc. Proof OF puS-
LEGATION Of notice Of appointment l''e''
approved and ordered recorded.
In r. estate Of Peter Eett. ncc. Ap.
p,ication flied by Many J. Mckelvey et
al. 20 record receipts showing .paNmcni
Of legaries made l. charge against rear
estate devised. ~, o,,.
filed, SGT for hearing FuNrnary % NO.
ticc ordered and cause "ontlnucd
Hcrzbcrg Bros. Partnership. Proof OF
publication Of notice to creditors 10 pre-
sent claims filed. approved and ordereo
recorded ,,,..
tion and statement for determination OF
inheritance tax filed. Cause heard, taS
determined without auditors anrpalsal J;
Notice given 10 all persons INTERESTED
bv registered mail directed 20 aooress
given in application for ADMINISTRATOR.
Certified copy Of order forwarded 70
state commission by registered Hai!.
C3uSC continued.
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At ACE Of 70
GAINS 19POUNDS
EWING SO WONDERFULLY BUILT
UP BE WORKS ALL DAY WITH
OUT TIRING.
WANTS PUBLIC TO KNOW OF
GREAT BENEFITS RECEIVED
'ovINYL NoHI

Il an now on my fourth ho'tlr Or
TanIa" suG hsv' actually gained eight
cen pounds. which strikes mo as being
remarkable. "sH"rIally for on" Of nv
age. as am now scven,y.' said !. W.
Ewing. ia RuNlnSt'H street. Hunting
ron. w Va. while discussing III" med
iCine recently Mr.. Ewing - connected
with thH Overland Automobile company
IN Huntington.
For almost a wear" Mr.. Ewing CON
,;nucd. Il had suffered from indigestion
and rheumatism and had reached tho
point whore ! was hardly able Ia keep
Soins. In a few minutes after ealing:
gas would form on my stomach and
press on my heart until l would almost
smother. At these times my heart
would act so strangely that J was
alarmed for fear l hid heart trouble. !
have had to get out OF bed at night
and walk the floor and hGht for breath.
My arms and legs hurt me so bad with
rheumatism that 7 could hardly use
them. and my condition had become s"
distressing that life hardly seemed
worth living.
But thanks 70 Tanlac. things arc al
together different with me now. AS am
feeling like an entirely different man.
got started on Tanlac by reading
testimonial that described my case al.
most exactly. and before had finished
my frst bottle there was marked inn
provemcnt in my condition. My apr"-
tito was better. the gas stopped form
ing on my stomach and by the time my
second bottle was gone the rheumatic
pains had eased UP considerably. l be-
lieve the rheumatism has left me for
good now. for ! can work all day every
day and never feel sign or 1t. Au1
eat; why. my appetite Is so big that
can hardly eat enough 10 satisfy me-.
and have not had smotherinE spell
or q touch OF indigestion since finished
my second bottle 81 Tanlac. In fact.
my health Is lust splendid and | want
every body TO know that Tanlac is what
has made the difference"
The stomach regulates the condition
Of the blood and is the fountain head or
health or disease as tho case may h"
Tanlac Is intended primarily for the
regulation OF the stomach and tho cor
rection Of catarrhal inflammation. but It
is no uncommon thing for persons who
have used Il 10 find that il has relieved
them not only Of Indigestion. hut also
Of rheumatism. kidney complaints and
many other ailments not generally roc
cgnlzed as having their origin in $tUm-
ach trouble
Tanlac is sold IN Wheeling nv the
Hoge- Davis Drug Co. li45 Msrket st.
and 1884 Main ST. and the L. 4. Ilogs
Drug Co.. Martins Ferry.
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For Desertion.

Floyd Shuttlcworth. Bellairs lad.
who spent two years with the army in
Trance. and who rc-cnlIstcd in the army
was in tho Bcllaire Jail last night
charged with assertion. He deserted at
Camp Taylor. Ny. it is alleged. Ae
will kelly be returned to Columbus bar
racks. .Attcr securing his discharge
upon MS return from France. he re-en-
listed for year. He was married TWO
months ago 10 a kentucky girl and 1t ~
said she gave information which re-
suited in his arrest. The girl has been
sent back 10 her homo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-22
TRUCK COLL|DES
WITH TROLLY
SLrPPERY CONDITION or STREET
IS CAUSE OF ACCIDENT.
Happenings Gathered From Busy over
the-Rlyer Town.

Quo uf the motor trucks Of the
schcctz coal company on Jefferson
street. Was struck By north bound
street car on the Rayland division or
the Wheeling Traction line yesterday ar
tcrnoon. at the corner OF Washington
and Zane streets. Tho truck. which was
driven by George Mamie Jackson
Was going west al the tune. ana n"'hcr
tho driver Of the truck. nor the motor
man was able TO stop when they saw
their danger. on account "t IN" ICY con-
d,,,u, If In, streets. The truck was
knorkcd onto tho side walk. and turned
part,sllv around by tho impact Of the
car. hu, neither Of tho vehicles vas
much damaged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-22
PH0SPHATD IRON
MAKES PURE BLOOD
and STRONG NERVES

Red blooded men and women are
leaders in every walk Of life. Work
is a pleasure and they are success
full in everything they undertake.
A leading doctor says, SHOW ME
a strong successful man or healthy.
happy, rosy-cheeked woman, and
they will always have pure blood
and steady nerves, loaded with Iron
and Phosphatss.
There is no need OF anyone going
through life with poor blood, sick.
miserable. played out, and nervous.
when Phosphated Iron will always
bring most astonishing and satisfac-
tory results in pure blood and great
ly increased energy, health and
strength In the body, mind and
nerves.
Phosphated Iron cannot fail to put
you on the road to health. 1t often
increases the strength and endurance
OF run down exhausted folk 100 per
cent after only a few days treat
ment. Commence today. Do not put
of. 1t will repay you.
Phosphated Iron Is put up In cap
sules only. Do not take inferior
pills or tablets. Ask for Phosphated
Iron Capsules. For sale by
c. ". Griest & Co. Druggists, ant
leading druggists everywhere.
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Rellairc Briefs,

Mayor Charles Cu!bcr son was WIS.,
itgr II ST Clairsvill" yesterday.
\ number Of local persons Will at
tend the Elk minstrel 1T Wheeling To-
night.
Tho American Legion Basketball
team held practice last night 1t the
First ward gym.
Tho Ladies Masonic club held L s"rlh
event yesterday at Masomi" club rooms
Attorney Paul V. Wadd"il Was at 81.
C!airsviIlc yesterday.
Mrs. Arch r. Fogle entertained NOM
bcrs Of the Allied club last mGht n
the homo OF Mrs. John Mc,iraw, Jr.. on
Noble street.
Tho Priscilla club meets Friday night
nj tho bono OF Mrs. I. VI. Cash on
N0hlc Str""i.
Mr.. and Mrs Homer l.. Rod hay" re-
turned 10 their h"mc n, East Law rro"l
after II vast her.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-22
BARIUN II
All Traffic Stopped
By Condition Of Road
All of the Roads In This Vicinity were
Coatcd with . Glare OF Ice
Yesterday.

Practically all vehicle tratnc WAS
s1nppnd IN this vicinity YESTERDAY, on
account Of the icy condition OF the roads,
ana walking was NOT very safe. w. n.
hrriE-r If I"lrrarn". who makes Trip
bcrc with milk. in motor truck cach
morning. came near ups"ttng while en-
route down IN" lrill yesterday morning
a,d ~ dnridcj TO irale his auto here.
ond walked home. The town was also
N,ihcu, fro~h bread. ns tho driver OF the
bread truck. .tal"rhoued from Coleraine.
s,atiNg that he would hesitate TO make
thc trip down tho hill for thousand
dollars.
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Nr. Jacob Lyon, Xo1sf. AosGSa4
wish that you could hear hin, ten
OF his many experiences with oihtn,ehtr.
sAlves. dilators. etc, before he tired my
method. Here Is 4 letter Just received
! from him:
Mr.. F.. r. rase, MArahall. Mich.
Dear Sir: want you 70 know what
your treatment has done for me. nae
suffered with piles for many year, and
treatments. but never got relief until ]
tried yours. Am now completely cured.
Although am SIS years old and the
olde., ac,ir. blacksmith in Michigan.
feel years younger since the piles have
left me-. viii surely recommend II to
all | know who suffer this way. leu
ran u.c my letter, any way you wish
this wonderful remedy.
Yours truly,
There arr thousands Of afflicted pm
pic suffering with piles who have nereh
yet tried the ono sensible way OF treat
ing them.
Don't BE- cut Don't waste money on
foolish ealvcs. cintnents, dilatofs, ETC..
but send today for s Free Trial o. my
No matter whether your case IS OF
long standing or recent Development
whether II is occasional or permanent
you should send for this free treatment.
No matter where you live--no matter
what your age or oecupatien.-ii you arc
troubled with plies. my method VIII re-
lieve you promptly.
too important Tor you to neglect single
day. Write nov. Send no money. Sim
Fly mail the coupon-but DO this now
TO-DAY.
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BELLA|RE BOY
DIES IN CAMP
JAMES YEAGER, "10EG or CON-
PANY Z, 26TK INFANTRY
II DEAD.
Otter items Of Interest Gathered 1n
The BsllaIre DIstr1et-DaAS
oHicsrs Elected.

Word was received in Beila:re yes
tsrday from Camp Taylor. Kentucky. OF
the death Of James Yeaser. 81. member
Of Company n. 26th infantry. Death
was duo TO pneumonia Tho body Is
expected here tonight. His mother.
Mrs. Martha TeagHr. resides on Union
street.
Deceased served two years and Two
months in France and Germany. He
enlisted February ~. l?lI. Two othHr
brothers, Paul A. Yeager and Elmer r"
Ycager. each spent IS months IN France
with the army. Paul is still in tho
service, being located at Camp Sher-
man. Another brother. Charles. also
survives as we'll as three sisters. Mrs.
George Reese. OF Netfs: Mrs. David
Padden. OF Martins Ferry and Miss Ida
1T home. Before entering the service
he worked IN the coal mines.
Arrangements FOR the funeral are be-
ing held up pending arrival OF the body.
Many Basketball Teams.
Basketball Is proving more popular
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had charge Of the preparatory services
at the United Presbyterian church last
light. and his address WAS interesting
The icy condition Of the streets con
tinucd last night. with the mercury In
the thermometer going down. which In
dicatcs no immediate relief from the
slippery streets.
The city officials stated yesterday
that unless tho IT," about the pipes mclts
there Is 4 likelihood Of a shortage OF
w"ll water again in short t'm".
The officials If tho Beard Of TRADE
and hackers If IN" now glass plant Tor
this city arc about ready 10 apply for
n charter.
\ good crowd l. anticipated At the
dane which VIII b" given by the Red
Mems Bo"Srtr Committee IN tn" Frat
Hall tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-22
Realty Deeds Filed.

Tiara J. Knsey 10 Ida Carpenter. LOT
% IN belmont: SIS.
Ella Vincent. admlnistra or tnc -
knchtr. Land in Richland township;
NJ NJ. McGee Ct al 70 Harry l. fTic.
Land in Pease township: sln.
{. n. Little and Maggie F. Littie 70
T 7 Kirk. Lot a. in FarncsNtlle: 81.
Sina Persons Ct al TO John II. stephen.
Lot % in BarnesvIllc: $3.50
John II. stephens 10 q. T. Dutfy. LOT
IS in GAINESVILLE: 81.
tiust NiCholouzak'. attorney lot nos
,'araceinss to George T"rascS' LdHu III
Wheeling township; 81.
7 ". Osborn "a George Torasfs. Lana
In wheeling township; 5000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-22

4 large number OF the members or
the Luther League Of s.. PaulS Luther
an church and their friends. are OK
pccted at the social and entertainment
in the nature OF Ladies' minstrel.
which will be staged h. the members
Of the Sowing club. in the Sunday school
rooms IF the church tonight. No adnis-
sion will be charged 10 the affair out 4
silver Offering Will be taken at the
meeting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-22
Younr Ladies' bible Class.

Mrs. James Slaughter Will b" inc
hostess Ia tho members "f Tn" "lng
Ladies' Bible class Of tho First frcsoE
,criar church. At her HON" on roar
street. this city. tomorrow 'N"hinE' anu
az who attend arc promised pleasant
., .nnc Following III" business 81 IN"
,,lsss organization. tn hours W'll l." &C.
voted to SOCIAL diversions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-22
Team XonofOd.

In recognition Of the splendid playing
which has brought them recent and sig
nal victories, Mr.. E. Bruce Dawson, pro-
prietor Of the Dawson Pharmacy. was
host Tuesday evening to the girls bas-
ketball team of Shadyside high. The
grill room Of the drug store was gay In
decorations OF black and gold. the high
school colors. and seated at daintily ap-
pointed small tables the following
guests enjoyed a most excellent three
course supper: Miss Velma Workman.
coach: Misses Nellie Starrett, Mae Nc
hsffce. Catherine Chambers. Jean Lever.
Edna Menahan and Matilda VoEt, Of the
regular team. and Misses Carrie Land
krohn and Esther Zelder. who are the
dependable subs"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-22
"winEs OF the Morning"

Tho famous photoplay staring WI
liam Farnum in The Wings Of IN"
Morning" taken from tho wond"riul
novel. which is full Of thrills. suspense
and completely fascinating. whi"h at
tractcd packed houses Al the lcnraF
theatre last night. Will be shown aFf n
this aftcrroon an deveninE. for III" nri'e-
III Of those who missed II. II - claim.
ed that no story so Vigorous. :" CROWDED
with romance has ever BEEN shown on
IL
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clpb Members Entertained.

Mrs Cnar.ra *pracuc Us the charm
ing hostess +" 4 lars' uTmpcr q; the
m.mtcrs o. Tho Wednesday Afternoon
Club Of this city. ~ her nome on
Jar0urtt street. yesterday afternoon
TIL. hours were spent At th+ usual Clua
social diversions and the members pres
n: enjoyed a tempting luncheon al the
conclusion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-22

The funeral services for Miss Anna
Belle Kurt. who died a. the homo or
her father. Andy J. kurtz. on North
First street. a fcw DAYS ago. were con-
Quoted from the place Of d"a'h yestcr-
day afternoon. IN charge Of Rev. l.. 5.
Rose. pastor Of the First Methodist
church, and tntcrmcnt WAS made IN
RiNcrViCw cemetery.
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rou,.,,, c,ub Election.

Tho election Of the officers for IN"
ensuing year will take rlac" At the meet
inr Of ,ho Wcmcn's "luh Of tins cry
which will " hold this sf'"rno"n' ana
ALI ,r the members 7r" 'Xr' ia >" 70
rrc,cnt. 4 hricf program Viii AIS" y"
rendered during the 8ft"rn""m. "l'H Mrs
Fr,d l.. Srlby in charG" as N" hos'H'S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-22
RaAdH Ynr Rannek

Members OF the high school basket
ball team arc now ready for the two
big games scheduled for this week. To:
morrow evening the team journeys -
East Liverpool 10 meet the fast Co
lumbiana high school five. Saturday
night the quintet goes to cam bridge for
a game. ThccS two games AT" among
the hardest on the local schedule.
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Girls Complete Drill.

Members ~ tho high school baShSt-
ball tenm completed their weeks prac-
tice last night at the Gravel Hill GYM
nasium. Coach Miss Blanche klrhcr
put them through \ strenuous workout.
Tho team goes to Woodshcld Friday
afternoon for q game with tho high
school sextet Of that place
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-22
>x,.,cn and vaudeville.

Tho members cf Hauks NnF'd ''cHNr
made ,ho,r first appcaran"" ct the -No"
Pag,nne theatre last night III an 'h,'i
rst,ng and amusing brand .! hHSica'
comcdy and vaudeville. and 'h"r "orN
v.,s highly appreciated by tho patrons
II ,bc theatre Who were piHs'rt a inc
mutual performance. They "liI "@n''nn"
tho remainder of III" week.. with c'''
rcrcnl bill each evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-22
Sewing Class to Start.

The proposed new s""lnS "aSs - Wv
Elm school building VIII DC s,art'o 'n'S
evening. in charge 81 MISS LorS E"''''
who handled similar lass :"
rr,,y los, wear. and Indications point I"
. l.rre enrolment in the class from the
bnElnnlns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-22
SHADYS|DE
YHmAnk-1ohxAmm,

At hall past O'clock last evenlnE IN
ST. Johns Catholic church Of Bellaire:
relatives and friends, Miss Anna May
Fflimack. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Filimack, Of West FNorty-first street,
became the bcide of Mr.. William
Schramm, Of Lincoln avenue, Shadyside.
Tho bride and groom will make their
her parents. NJ. and Mrs. Schramm are
very we'll known and popular youns
pc oplc and are receiving many congrat-
ulations on this happy occasion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-22

Tn l,nn I'd Officers Il INC No-
mars E"n.:i, ksSu" alton Of III" Macra-
bees VIII h'. Installed win H"@""rr;at"
r.rrrun,v 81 th.. meeting To- be- h"!h ~
their ha,I rhI> evening. AMI TIC commit.
tee ~ large have completed plans for
= SUrl;touS banquet which Viii b"
~. az. a." Iil.. lsi'" part Of tt' "''hinE.
All 81 IN, mem ocrS arr Ni'"L"d t. he
,,r,.-6 ~.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-22

A meeting OF Bellaire Post. American
Legion will DC held this evening at tho
Americas Cub rooms. Final arrange
ments are to be made for the Mckinley
Day banquet.
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GET SLOAN'S FOR
YOUR PAIN RELIEF
Just ono trial convtnces vou Sloan &
Lnlnent helps drive away
rheumatic twtnger.

IT endurc pain wh'n loI know
M loans Linimcnt Will relieve =
" ,romprly II couldn.' remain N"
Worlds lauImcnt for 81 r,lr> II 50
wasn't highly hrnHt! =! ~ relieving
rheumatic aches, sat: 1"i's. sar"
muscles. umbl5o. u"Nri.E'9. strains.
bruises. exposure u weather :+:u!t..
penetrates without rubbing, i"a'ing
no stained skin. cloec,I pore. lNUsSl,
ness \ pain and nrh' '.n.m'n' 'I7'
stands alcn" IN doins "h"' - Is INFANT
10 do Get 4 hoif'" '"dr' Hrh k.cp
II handy. All druggists. Ihr". ~ -.
S5c.. roc. $40.
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Also discuss Reduction.

a, Martrns Ferry "f:nc'ls ar" dis
cusstnx the matter Of reducing the po.
Ice force by doing away with tho desk
men a, both night and day. Thu local
p.5i.~e department. - short two mon
because o. ',ck 81 funds CITY ord-
nance provides for ten ratrclmcn but
onlv cisht arr or the force
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cnmnl.te Plant Tomorrow.

The plans for N" social session ah4
h,rnu,t which Will hc held by 'hc mem
hers of the Improved order ~ Rcd wen.
IN connection with tn" initiation OF \
largo riass Of candidates on next frioay
n,.c,ips will ho completed a. IN" meet
ing ,atnrrcw night. and III" '"mn,'''"H
in charge aspect u MAX" this me larS
r.l affair II III" krui tirr h'io Il! l"9
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-22
Elect Officers.

Directors Of the First National Bank
haze r"orSantzed for TIA" year by r"-
electing George ". NOSt n president:
y. 0. Mcllott and e. NJ. Rod"tcr are IN"
vice PRESIDENTS, J. +. M"li"tt tn" cash
Ter and Earl r;rcou and Ernest Giftin
ara the assistant cashiers.