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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-10
SUNDAY SCHOOLS Ea''
UNITE IN SERVICE
Community Sabbath Ssrv1cs for Chill
dren to Be Held In the Market
Auditorium.

Under the direction OF the Children
Division of the Ohio Sunday School As
sociat,on. the first community Sunday
school will he held in the Market Audi
toriun Sunday afternoon. June 18th. at
I o'clock. Preceding the community
meeting there will be parade OF chill
dren through the streets. the line OF
march TO be announced later.
4 program 10 include many beautiful
hymns will I've sung by the children dur
ing the community meeting, Miss Lucy
Robinson. director Of the music in the
public schools. taking charge Of the
music.
The following program will be carried
out. Mrs. Frank Waite presiding:
|. Onward. Christian Soldiers"
=. "All I'raise HIM" Greetings.
>. "lnvocation." Rec. Jacob Brittipg-
ham.
I. I'll BE A Sun Beam" Primary.
:. Jesus Loves Me-" all children.
q Address, Mrs. Walter A. Snow.
:. stand Up. stand Up for Jesus"
Juniors.
s. The Sweetest story"
.. "Dn Not Forbid Them"
IL. Fling Out the Banner"
j.. salute the Flags
II. America"
II. Prayer. DR.. Samuel Gibson.
-. savior. Like a Shepherd Lead Us
All"
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Changed Everything"
Said Preacher
Could Get No Relief Until He
Tried Wentworth, but 1t Soon
Brought Desired
Results.

"For i've years ! have been in a ,H y" ~
nervous condition.. SAID Reg. Mr.. late'
~ Pontiac Ave-. Dayton. ono. ana nc
goes on. Il didn't have nerve force 10
digest my food and could eat only a
f"w things. Doctors told me noi 10 car
any cold lunches. Gas would form on
my stomach. and cause terrible oloat :,
ing My blood Was also III very IA
condition, and my circulation poor. MY
les would Grt cold and numb ana my
hauds would also get the same way. !
could not ind any relief II seemed un-
III I took a bnitir Of NcrV-North an |
that changed everything. | am nervous
no more and | can cat anything any
time Nv stomach and digestion are IN
tine condition and | HAY" n" moro hi""t =
rng My circulation Is good: and thcrr
- now No numhnrss and cold feeling IN
my leg, and hands. ! am feeling hnr
ANA have regaincd my health ana
ylGor." -
the most ,ouvincing cf proofs. NcrH-
Worth has been endorsed by many MN
listers. du~torS. druggists. wAcrs. pun
Ili.. officials. and people from nearly
every walk Of NE. IT has hcrn given
heir praise because il does the work
II acts in a sensible way 10 help IN"
surf.rrr hack t. health. NerN-W orlh
aids digestion. stops gas forming. hru-
tralizeS excess ACIDS, drives OUT inPur'-
ties, regulates the bowels. ana II ALSO
gives nerN. force. aids nervous HIS
gives sound rcslful sleep. tones and IN
I;goratrS the whole system. Because
they know that Ncrv-Worth does the
work the manufacturers sell II on
money back guarantee: Iakc o"'.te
hom. and usr Il AMI If You are not sat
lsr"d that it Is helping Iuu your money
viii b. Chfcrfuliy refunded.
sofia on a money hack guarantee by
Crest Drug store and all leading drug
g!StS rVrrywhCry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-10
~HG1ra OF rH THREE LAE4EST
LOCAL PLANTS TO BE EFFECT
ED WITHIN SHORT THE.
Stockholders VIII BE 01ven Opportunity
TO Vote on Proportion With.
In Few weeks.

The merging Of the LaBelle Iron
Works. the Wheeling Steel and Iron
Company. apd the Whitaker'Glessne
Company holdings into 4 gigantic com
many probably will be a reality within
the very near future and practically all
that remains is for the stockholders 10
ratiry III" policy Of the officers OF the
variuS corporations.
That the deal will so through within
the very near future with the unani-
nous approval OF the stockholders was
the oninion the head OF one Of the larg-
est Of the three plants in Il statement
to an IniclliGcncer reporter last even
ing and he was very optimistic when
referring 10 the proposed merger.
The merger will mean that the new
CORPORATION. should II be affected. Will
rank with the L. S. Steel Corporation
and Others of like nature. The local
concerns are known internationally and
keen interest is being manifested by
all in the proposed merger.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-10

PAINT ROCK. Ala.-E"cor mend'n'
Thcdfords Black Draugh: TO her
friends and neighbors. Mrs Nary Man
ming. Of this place, says: Il never have
and never expect To find a better mod
icine than Black-Draught When ""
had a cold and needed a laxative. I used
Black Draught. l use il for sour stom-
ach. headache and Indigestion. and II
does the work.
Il believe most ills We have are
caused from inactive liver. We impose
on nature by ovcr-ealing. and then the
liver don't act. VIC get lazy and no.
account 1t Is hard for US u do our
work. and we'd set real sick il We didn't
take something. The best remedy
have found yet is BlackDrarsht 1t
doesn't leave you constipated. ond feel
better after taking a round OF it,
Made from purely vegetable ingredi-
ents. Blac!,-Drausht acts in a natural
way. and is free from the bad after
effects OF SO many mineral drugs.
Get q package today. BE sure that
it bears the word "Thcdfords."
Thedfords Is the only genuine Black
Draught liver medicine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-10
MOuNDSVILLE
NEWS
Country Club

Country Club
The members OF inc SountrE ~
win hold a banquet this evening al o
o'clock at the Hotel Snyder. The pur-
pose OF the banquet is 10 discuss p'anS
for future activities.
Al present tho Club has an excellent
eight hole golf course and expect 20
erect tennis courts in the near futQre'
clcnt funds will Be available to build
O Plan Celebration.
Plans are already forming, FOR a
Fourth OF july celebration 10 be hH.u
in this city. The plans are not yet CON-
plete but il is expected 20 be similar 10
the one held here last year when Gov
Crnor Cornwell spoke.
notary Luncheon
The Rotary Club held their w""Nlr
noon-dav luncheon Yesterday and elect
cd Dr. r. {. Loudin TO represent the
local club a. the iniernationaI K2!arS
convention TO BE- held in Atlantic CRY:
President Wallace Smith was elected
Warden Terrell. OF the penitcntiary.
made brief address a. did three visit
ing RotarianS from Wheeling.
1IarBhmallow Toast
The local campfire OF the Girl Scouts
will give a marshmallow toast and
we.ner roast tonight.
The following Marshall county young
people will graduate from the West
Virginia University on June 18TH. Har-
old James Barrel. b s. C Wnsnn Cn tIS
cameron; Cecil Orval riggs. Mounds
vile. R. d. !: Mary Elizabeth Williams.
Moundsville. Bachelor Of Science:
Thomas Michael klug. Proctor baGneiT ,,
Of Science civil engineering; DaFlu
Narcellus Hammond. MoundsViile.
n6oundsvt11s Personals
Miss Margaret Sigatoose ana bliss
Marie Garvin. students at WESLEYAN coz . ,
lego will arrive home To-Day 10 SPe''o
the summer vacation.
Mrs Dayton Carpenter. Of Fairm"nt
is visiting her parents. Mr.. and MIS-
William McSwain on Grant avenue
Mrs Mary Heedy. who has been Ill
At her home o nF'irst street - improT-
lawrence T~imble has returned from
Philadelphia whore he has been attend
ing ME coz IS F.. Francis. Of southern JEFF
ferxon avenue. has returned nome from
New Martinsville where she visited rel
Miss Doris O'Connell spent yesterday
" Nra John Crow Of Limestone Is Wis
ninr her mother. Mrs. r S. Peterson
on Grant avenue.
daIs will leave Tuesday for California,
Tor a three months visit. They wiz at
tend the convention in San FRANCISCO
and will visit rsISsyeis ef n Ie os Hs for
MISS Anna INOSt'' -
Akron 10 visit her sister
Mrs Eli Hemphill OF southern Jener-
son avenue yesterday let TO visit reia-
tlveS. $500, x
Mr., George Cunningham. an aged res
,dnnt NJ second street. Is seriously III.
W w. Henderson OF Fifth street LETT
,asterday TO attend the Republican con-
. ,ration 1t Chicago.
moving from Eighth STREET to their ne"
,or1s on Center street.
Miss Martha Gregiry Of Tenth street
nsnt Yesterday in Wheeling.
Or. b. +. Bore and family OF zen
on avenue will leave next week Tor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-10
HEADACHE STOPPED
WHILE YOU WAIT
pruRgiSt Refunds Your Money While
You wait At Counter II Asp-roEal
Does Not Relieve in Two Minutes
Absolutely safe.

Why suffer half an hour OF headache
pnin waiting Tor your stomach 10 dlSeSi
sulld table, and powders. WhcI ASplr-
unal tho new 'lINir. gives relief rlght
now Not~1 doctor prefers AspironaI
for the r~S-on that 1t is not dangerous
10 the heart and does not upset u"
stomach.
'rhr next time you have headache
20 to your nearest drug store. hand IN
clerk hhlf dollar for hotil" OF ASPir-
nnat and tell him to serve you TWO '"a-
sponnSNul In Il lttlr water. Win your
watch IN your hama count of TWO MN
utrs and call g. YOUR money back. as
per manufacturers guarantee, II YrI
emit feel yndr headache fading away
Within the time limit. Your druggis,
invites and expects YOU TO try AspironRl
so don't ~ bashful. Everybody is a. =
ing II. Same guarantee applies 10 coIds'
coughs and neuralgia AdN)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-10
BANKING CHAPTER
AT WELCOME INN
Wheeling Bankers Enjoy Chicken Feast
Musical Program and Dane
ing at Lloydsvilis.

Members Of the Wheeling Chapter ~
tho American Institute Of Banking held
their social gathering last night al
Welcome Inn At LloydsvIll". pni". u
was attended by about SCvcniy,tlNr
people. including members oil the CHAP
ter and their wives.
sump,uOus chicken dinner VA
served and following tho dinner IN" re-
rnaindcr Of tho evening WAS spent III
dancing. singing and general Cn"d
time.
S.yrr,l vocal solos We're rCDd' rcd hN
Mrs William = Sirh"r. 81 Warw"nd
Mrs. Frank bowler. az Warw""d. d.Sh
sang \ musical sketch WAS gwen 10y
several prominent Wheeling M nE'rS
Tn" trip 10 and from Ll"yGSN'''" WAS
made by automobile.
New Spn-, Hats being shown
G. IL. ABERCNnMRIr,
i.a III! Nam s..
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GIGANTIC STEEL CONSOLIDATION
PROBABLE WITHIN NEAR FUTURE
N. ". A. MEMORIAL

Buckeye Camp No. sass Modern
Woodmen Of America. will hold memo
rial services At Martins Ferry, tho COM
ing Sunday. A large delegate Of Mod
crn Woodmen from Wheeling will At.
tend.
The uniformed rank and a number of
other members Of Henry Clay Camp At
Elm Grove. will go on Sunday TO NQAl.
las to attend the memorial servfUU
which will be held by Dallas Camp No.
10lll.
Henry Clay Camp at Elm Grove viii
have it's memorial on Sunday. June 20,
and Ohio Valley Comp No. 54S5 at
Moundsvillc, on Sunday. June 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-10
Tobacco Habit
Dangerous

SAWS Doctor Common. formerly OF Johns
HOPKINS hospital. Thousands Of men
suffering from fatal diseases would b."
in perfect health today were 1t not for
the deadly drug Nicotine. Stop the
habit now before it's too late. It's n
simple process to rid yourself Of the
tobacco habit IN any form. Just 80 to
any up-in-dale drug store and get some
Nicotol tablets: take them as directed
and 10: the pcInIciOuq habit quickly van
iShce. Druggists refund the money II
they fail. Be sure TO read large and
int creslinE announcement by Doctor
Common soon to appear IN this paper. 1t
tolls Of the danger Of nicotine poisoning
and how 20 avoid II. In the meantime
try NIcotol tablets; you will be sur
priscd at the result.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-10
SUDDENLY STOPPED
WAS FAST TRAIN
Wheels OF Lake Erie q western Express
Left Tracks hut No One
was Injured.

The through train on tho Wheeling q
Lake Eric railroad duo in this city about
ln:30 o'clock from Cleveland met w'Ih
a sudden stop near the Gaylord mine on
its way in last night.
The wheels Of the engine tender !r''
the track and pl0uEN"d turr"w IN the
Ties and the "ngin"c" realizing III" dan
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ark. Ohio. Sunday. where she Will visit
} relatives.
| Miss Evelyn La2enhy returned 10 h'r
! home in this city after completing h'T
| course at West Liberty Normal school.
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Funeral Services.

| Funeral services for Earle Roberts.
| who expired at his home in st. Peters
burg. Fla. and whose body was brought
/ 10 this city for burial. Will be held Fri
day afternoon at o'clock at the rest
dence Of Solomon Cm0s. 81 Charles
street.
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ance and several prominent pastors
| throughout the Ohio Valley vii deliver
! sermons at various dates. A chorus or
] nifty voices is being arranged 10 be
L.h icn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-10
WELLSBURG

vELI4SBCRG, June 9.-Wednesday
was an OF day for the Brooke County
Circuit Court but jury trials begin on
Thursday morning. when the condenna-
Frank NJ. Sheppard comes up for trial.
This suit has TO do with the proposed
road improvements in the vicinity OF
the Sheppard property. and which are
suit. Judy trials Will also be heard on
Friday, with Saturday reserved tpr the
airing OF matrimonial difficulties. The
criminal docket Will be TAKEN care OF
during the following week.
VIII Arrive Saturday.
James LedlIe Miller son Of Mr. and
Mrs. William Miller OF this city. and
who graduated last Saturday from tho
Carnegie Technical School at Pitts
burgh. Ia, is expected TO arrive at his
home here Saturday Tor short Eaca-
ton. Mr.. Miller was member OF a
graduating class numbering l55 Schoi-
ars and received his diploma from the
Mechanical Engineering Department
Following his vacation with his par
cnts here. Mr.. Miller will 20 TO Bel
The United States Steel Corporation.
To South America.
Professor W. b. Taylor left on Tues
day tor Louisville and Bowling Green.
; Ky. having been called there on bua,,
ness. Enrouic to his home here. he Will
stop off at oxford. o.. 10 attend m"
, graduation exercises at Miami tnivcr-
sIty. from which institution his son
Graham Will graduate at the present
term. At IN" close OF school tho
younger MIR. Taylor viii leave immcdi-
ately for New York. where he Will en-
ter the National Clty Bank for course
of training covering "A period or thrr"
months. at the completion Of which no
will 20 to South America to engage In
the banking business.
Vacation Trip
Rev. A. p. Miller and family depart
ed Wednesday afternoon IA their auto
mobile for an extended trip through
Pennsylvania and New York state. The
FIRST stop will be at Union cay. Pa.
where Mr.. Millers brothcr-tn law re-
sides. and week Will be spent there.
later the party will 10 to New YORK
state and visit several cities th"re. and
during the last week In June. they VIII
! attend the Northern Bapust convention
which opens at Buffalo. y Y.
/ Camp Meeting.
stop a. located on In" Whe"i ,nE
! Traction line w!il b" the scene oi II
,argc cam pm""tlnE which opens there
! on June ~ and runs until July -. A
| largo tabernacle VIII be erected IN take
! care OF the worship"ra at this meeting
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ger instantly reversed and shut of
steam.
The train Camc 10 stop with sud
drnness that joltcd III" passenger from
H. srats hut no one waS injured Most
OF the passengers came TO the city on
the trolley cars.
4 wrNckinE crew went out and placed
the tender wheels on the track in short
time and the train proceeded 10 TINS
city.
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Vacation TIP
Camp Meeting.


stop a. located on the Wheeling
Traction line w!il b" the scene ~ II
iargc campme"tlng whirh opens there
on June ~ and runs until July -. A
large tabernacle VIII be erected IN take
care Of the worshIpCra at this meeting
and arrangements hay" been MADE
whereby meals may be secured on the
grounds AZ Il nominal cost. An orCh"N-
irA Of seven pieces ~!ll be iii attend
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thor summer homo at Lake Odessa.
Mich
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This scientific uterine tonic 10 recom1
mended for all weaknesses OF tho gems
ital organs and diseases peculiar to Wos
men. Your druggist Is authoftxed to
refund your money II they do not bring
you Immediate and lasting resuita Re:
CARELESS Of how long you have Sunared
or what treatment you have used Boete
TO bring you the relief you GEEK. A.
your own druggist Put out By Best
( Co. Kirkwood, n. Y. Local drugxists
supplied by Ohio Valley Drug Co.. Coed
win Drug Co.. and Shipley-Masst1Gh1sm
Co,
New-York tribune., 1920-11-17
Board Invites De Valera
British Embassy Also Asked To
Be Represented at Irish Inuuirv

WASHINGTON, Nov. l6.-On the
eve of the opening tomorrow of hear
lngs here on conditions in Ireland
before d commission appointed by the
committee of one hundred on ireland
to conduct the inquiry, announcement
was made tonight that both the
British Embassy and Eamon de
Valera, president of the Irish Re-
public" has been invited to be formally
represented at the sessions by counsel
or authorized spokesmen. No reply
had been received by the commission
tonight to these invitations.
The commission was informed to-day
that passports had been granted to
several of the witnesses it has invited
to come from Ireland for the purpose
Of testifying. In this connection, it
was said that informal assurances have
come from the British government that
it will not seek to interfere with the
proceedings by preventing attendance
of Irish witnesses or otherwise.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-17
Architect Plans Studios
And Offices for Dwelling
F. Livingston Pell Buys House
in East 63d Street; Other
Sales of Homes

Pease & Gilman resold for Colonel
Fred Feigl the three-story dwelling ISL
East SiXty-tkird Street, 17.10x100.5, to
r. Livingston Pell, architect, who will
convert it into studio apartments and
Offices.
The two three story dwellings 1877
and l5q East Fifty-siXth Street, 1S.9x
100 each, have been sold by Ferdinand
Witt. The buyer will alta, extensively
Frank B. Haubert, OF Edward c. H
Vogler sold for 4. Amerkhanian the
four-story dwelling at III West Eighty
eighth Street, 16X100, to Paul A. Ne
Golrick.
John J. Hoeckh, Inc, sold for Miss
Mabel Davidson 441 West Forty
seventh Street, three-story dwelling,
to Mrs Pierre.
Other West Side Sales
H. Holtz Co., Inc, sole the four
story dwelling, 1Sx100, 137 West Seven
tieth Street, to physician.
Lucy H Hutchinson and another
sold TO Daniei D. Walton the three
story dwelling 166 West Eighty-eighth
Street, 1Sx100.8.
The Houghton Company sold for
John McMullir the three-atory dwell
mo IT 147 West Ninety-fourth Street,
17x100.sh
Z. Sharum sold to Anna L. Bulger
3o4 West 115:h Street, three-story
dwelling, Is S& 10O.11.
Peter W. Rouss sold 10 William H.
c. d'Antignac the three story dwell
ing III West 136th Stree, 16Sx99.11.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-17
De Valera Urges National
Unit in u. S. to Aid Irish
Leader Calls for New Organiza.
ton to Embrace Every Sym.
pathizer in the Country

"ASHlNGTON, Nov. 16.-Creation
IN the United States of a nationwide
organization for aid to Ireland was
urged to-day by Eamon de vnlera
president of the provisional Irish re-
public in an address before con-
terence of Irish sympathizers.
Mr.. de Valera declared it was neces-
sary for the friends of Irish freedom
TO create new organization in this
country and that the organization
would be worse than useless unless il
were made broad enough ito embrace
every sympathizer with Ireland's
rights"
HIS proposal was that the state be
the main unit of organization with
state control as independent as the
necessity for concerted action through
out the entire nation will permit"
BY February 1,' said Mr. de Valera,
you should have enrolled the bulk
Of your membership. The state con-
ventions should be scheduled for a
date between February and Febru-
cry is, so that within a week or two
OF the latter date the organization
could assume a permanent form with
the permanent officers elected for the
ensuing year.
"Action cannot be postponed - the
situation in Ireland is such that if YOU
delay it will be but to a devastated
land and to the remnant of people
you will bring succor, for the English
goverr ment is apparently ready to adj
vance from horror to horror and the
Irish people on their side can never
surrender their birthright."
New-York tribune., 1920-11-17
Renters Buy
History Loft
In Midtown
Take Center Building, in
West 32d Street, From
Max N. Natanson, Who
Has Held 1t at 100000
West Side Corner Is Sold
MIR. Natanson Also Sells the
Mont Gents and Acquires
llth Street Building

Max N. Natanson was the most active
man in the real estate field yesterday,
buying loft building in Eleventh
Street, selling one in Thirty-sccond
Street and an apartment house in Har-
lem.
The Thirty-second Street deal was,
perhaps, the most interesting, involv-
ing a seventeen story structure which
has been taken over by a tenants syn
dicate. 1t is the new Center Building
at 39-41 West, one of the modern
structures in the section. Mr.. Natan-
son purchased the building some
months ago and has been asking $780,
600 for 1T. 1t is understood the tenants
closed the deal at a figure close to the
asking price.
The Eleventh Street building, which
is at 81 and SO East, was purchased by
Mr.. Natanson through William S. Suss-
man. 1t is ten stories high and covers
a site 54x1O3.
Mr.. Natanson sold to client of
Ryrne & Bowman the Mout Cenis, at the
southeast corner of 116th Street and
Morningside Drive, six-story elevator
apartment house on plot 1OOx100 The
property was held at 100000.