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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-10
Shadys.dS Briefs

Avondale school will give VALENTINO
social in the school house tomorrow eve
ling. Everybody is invited to stte ;rl
A program Is planned and gooo time
Evangrlistic services in the Presby'
terrain church vii continue this week
the pastor being assisted by Row. Wing
erd OF Martins Ferry.
Boys OF the lnter-Church basketball
league will hlay the first games in the
local gymnasium tomorrow evening. The
contests this time are to be between
South Bellaire NJ. T.. and the Shadyside
Methodist and Presbyterian teams.
Little Miss Edna Gamble, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. jesse Gamble Of West
Thlrty-ninth street. is seriously SICK
with measles and pneumonia.
The executive committee Of the Bel
mont County Christian Endeavor society
will meet this evening at $50 IN the
First Presbyterian church OF Beilnire
side are Mr.. John Rays, Rev. 4. J.. Ben
jamin and Miss Helen Harbaugh.
Directors Of the Shadyside bank Will
hold the February business meeting TO-
morrow morning.
Miss Nova Caldwell. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Hudson Caldwell Of lowhatan
who underwent an operation in the Bel.
laire hospital two weeks ago. returned
on Saturday to her home. She was &C,
companied by her cousin. Miss Hazel
Miss Lillian Mckclvcy. who is teach
ing at Key. returned yesterday TO her
school after being out week because
Of heavy cold.
Mr. Jacob Barth Of Dorsey. visited
at the home of his son, John Barth OF
Central avenue. over Sunday. Mr.. Jacob
Algoe of Burgcttstown. Pa. was also q
guest at the Barth home for the end OF
the week.
Miss Helen Workman, who has been
employed In government work In San
Antonio. Texas. for several months, Is
expected home this week.
Miss Garnet Schramm has returned
to Urichsvillc after spending three
weeks at the home Of her parents, Mr.
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WARD OFF INFLUENZA
BY KEEPING in BEST
PHYSICAL CONDITION

an equal. This is statement OF fact
and is fully supported nv recognized
authorities. According to all accept
ed reference works, including the U.
8. Dispensatory, Encyclopedia Britain
lea, and the leading textbooks used
In the schools Of medicine, the prin-
cipal ingredients OF Tanlac possess
tho most powerful. re-constructive
properties known to science. This
statement is further proven bv the
fact that millions OF persons who have
actually taken Tanlac have testified
to It's extraordinary powers as med
icine.
Tanlac restores health and strength
to the weak and rundown system by
enabling every organ OF the body TO
perform its proper function IN the
way nature intended. 1t creates a
good. healthy appetite Cor wholesome.
nourishing food. and is an ideal
Strengthening tonic for persons who
are in a rundown condition and who
are suffering from the after-effects OF
hard winter colds, grippe, or bron-
chial troubles.
Irrefutable evidence Of the recon
structiye powers OF Tanlac Is shown
by the fact that 1t was used by tens
Of thousands during last years cpl
demic with splendid results, One
well.known Texas physician stated
that he had never found anything to
equal Tanlac for building up his pa
tients who had had influenza, and
that he had treated over fourteen hun
dred cases In one month.
In connection with the Tanlac
Treatment. keep the bowels open by
taking Tanlac Laxative Tablets, sam
pies Of which are enclosed with every
bottle Of Tanlac.
Tanlac IS sold IN Wheeling by the
Hoge-Davis Drug Co. 114o Market St,
and 1894 Main St., and the E. K. Hoge
Drug Co.. Martins Ferry.
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A LUMP Of LEAD
IN MY STOMACH
SAYS MACH|N|ST.
WHEELING MAN HAS SUFFERED
FOR YEARS FROM GAS, PAINS,
HEAVY FEELING, DIzzY
SPELLS AND NERV-
BUSINESS.
DECLARED HE Is 5000 BETTEE
SINCE NE TOOK DRHco, AND
EXPECTS TO BE WELL
BEFORE STOPPING
THE TREATMENT.

II felt like there was lump OF lead
in my stomach all the time. and the gas
which bluated me up added To my mis-
cry" stated Mr.. Harry n. Miller. the
popular machinist employed by the Ma
tional Tube Company. and who resides
at 1906 Water street. Wheeling. w. Va.
81 believe | have taken peck OF
Mills and lots OF other medicine. trying
to get relief. Ny Kidneys were de-
ranged. causing backache. pains in my
Joints and aching muscles. My liver
was lazy. which brought on headaches.
dizzy spells, nervousness and loss OF
sleep.
II have taken three bottles OF Dreco.
and it has certainly benefited me. l
wont say I'm cured yet. for | expect TO
take several bottles more OF Dreco:
but | do say ii has done me lot OF
good! In fact. more good than any 9TH
or medicine | ever took. My food d.
gnsts better and the pains are lighter.
NV kidneys have been helped very
much. and my liver liz acting well. l
fully expect to get well by taking Ore
co. for it has always proven 10 me that
II is good medicine
What could be more convincing than
the actual experience OF home town
man, with this wonderful medicine Ore
co" What further proof need anyone
have that this medical discovery does
just what some persons say 1t does in
cases OF stomach disorders. kidney and
liver complaints and kindred troubles?
Drcco Is made from pure liquid ex-
tracts of many herbal plants which act
on the stomach, liver. Kidneys bladder
and the blood. Dreco does not contain
any iron. mercury. potash. oils or
acids, but Is n vegetable medicine.
All good druggists now sell Dreco.
and IL Is highly recommended in Wheel
INK by .. II. Gricst & Co.
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out after being III at her home for
number OF DAYS.

out after being III at her home for
number OF days.
Mrs. Pau,im,. Jones. &C Ninth street
who - cen a. ,-r Ia" past several
days. -. able t. h, "Ul again.
J. Conrry has returned homo after
spending several days III Pittsburgh on
business.
Miss Myrtle Zimmerman IL spending
this week in Pittsbureh ,w,ih friends.
VIM. Kcslnrr has "r"cpt"d position
at the Tarr barber hop.
Mrs. Mary "CtCmhS continues Serl-
ousIy i'll ut her nom" on Garfield street.
Thos. Hugh, has returned TO his
home at Brownsville. after VisitIns
friends here for several days.
Mrs. Henry Burlcy has returned HON"
after visiting her husband at Cumber
land for several days.
Miss Edna Rail left yesterday f?r
Akron. where she has accepted posi-
ton as school teacher.
cHnry Ullom. who has been i'll at his
home on Marshall street. Is Improving
Ernest Mott has returned 10 Browns
Vile. after brief visit here with his
parents.
Miss Vada Mccarthy Is able 70 be out
again after several days of illness -,
Miss Anna Burke. who has been Ill
OF pneumonia at the North wheeling
hospital Is improving slowly
Miss Amy Woody continues to I'M
prov after a brief Illness.
O. Monday has returned 10 Detroit
afle hrief visit here.
Jc rusick has returned 20 Fairmont
aft" ending tn" weekend in this city
with q parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Williams arc
rejoicing over the arrival OF new
daughter.
Miss Della Wells has returned homo
after y brief viSi, Mt Farmont.
r. +. Grant has returned to his homo
at Grave Creek after brief visit hero.
Felix Stack has returned TO tho West
Virginia university after brief visit
here with his parents.
Vim. Nolan has returned 10 his home
at WellshurG after visiting friends here
Eugene Gross has returned 10 hiI
home at Pittsburgh after II brief visi:
here with friends.
Chas. Gallagher has returned to HIS
home at PittsburGh after visiting
friends for a number OF days.
Mrs Martha Knarr continues to I'M
prove after a few days illness ut her
home.
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N|ARNOOD

A meeting OF the citizens of this COM
munity has been called for this evening
at 7:30 o'clock at tho high school by
OF this session is TO find out what the
citizens OF Warwood thing about q
chautauqua to be held in this city dur
ing tho summer months. So far,
large number OF local people are inter,
ested In such and It Is thought that all
will DO in favor. go
This will DO held in connection with
the series of meetings of the Lyceum
course, which are in session in this city
n great interest and 1t is thought that
the chautauQua will do likewise.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-10
Tobacco Habij
Dangerous

SAYS Doctor Conner, formerly Of JoAoe
HSpkins hospital. Thousands Of -
sufferins from fatal diseases would
in perfect health today were iS MOI ~
habit now before it's too late. 1te u
simple process to rid yourself OF IL
tobacco habit in any form. Jus: 70 q
any up-to-date drug store and set 500
and To-; the pernicious habit quickly 49,
ishcs. Druggists refund the n1rhsy 81
they fail. BE sure to read lAfGo -
interesting announcement BY Ooctq4'
tails OF the danger Of nicotine polSoniu1
and how to avoid II. In tho meanttufs
try Nicotol tablets; you will b 80
prised at the result
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RaRumad Work.

In spite Of tn, cold weather large
fore Of men have again begun work on
the erecting If the addition to the
present buildings OF the Wheeling can
company IN South Warwood. The new
addition Will be used only for storage
and they are rushing the work in hopes
OF having IT in shape before their busy
season begins in the spring. The com
pany is only working half time al pres
ent and this is also enabling them 10
make soma improvements TO the pres
cnt machinery in the old buildings.
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rmportant MestiuQ.

An important meeting OF the Senior
circle OF Kings Daughters of this clly
will be held this evening at the nome
of Mrs. Harry Kennedy, on Nincteenth
coming year will be elected which ~ill
be followed by a short business session.
A social hour will be enjoyed Win
Mrs. f. h. Kyle, as chairman. She Will
be assisted by Mesdames Harry Lucas
Charles Meyer. Henry Neyn. J: w.
Marsh. Charles Marsh, l.. B. McNickle
and Miss Nellie Moore.
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Manv Attend missionary Services.

this week at the Corpus Christi church
are drawing crowds as large number
Of the people OF this community ARE are
interested in the Mission work. The
services are in charge Of Rev; J; H.
Very good apcakcr on the mission
work. as he las been IN a mission field
for sevrrll wears. Services are behg
conducted eacn evening nj 40 o'clock
ut the church. corner Fhiteenth street
and W'arHOUd avenue.
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p,.actIcsd Yecterday.

Yesterday afttrnoon The ElTIs bhs-
ketban team OF Warwood high school
under the direction Of Miss Hazel Ep-
on nra,ricing tor IN" three games
which win be played the later part Of
this week. Two games will be played
away from home while the third gam"
will IN played or the local floor.
Much interest is being taken DE INC
citlZrns in basketball this season and a
large number are attending every gam"
while Il number have been going with
Ia" team on their short trips.
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rnteregted On work.

Since the Manual Training depart
meat has been installed in the war
wood high school, considerable lnterest
the local students II seems that the
local boys are very interested in TINS
work as they have been taking much
Of their spare time in making SINAI,
bu. useful articles which can he used
about their home. The new department
js under the direction Of Harry Robin
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-10
Returns to 16oundsvills.

Marion Elder has resigned his position
at the Tarr barber shop Of this city, and
Is going In business with Joe Saner. OF
Moundsville. well known barber OF
that city.
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Tua XsrO,

Late Saturday night the health officer
DR.. Page d. Barlow. reported that there
were about thirty cases Of Spanish In
fluenza, and there are several new
cases since then. While some Of tho
cases are In a mild form there are somH
which are quite serious.
Health placards are being placed on
and in this manner il is hoped that the
epidemic will be checked before 1t be-
comes more serious. II the disease con-
tinues TO spread that the Home Nursing
class Will assist In caring Tor the VIC
Tins
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nearsohsn Personals.

Mrs. Frank Sprouts. who has been Ill
at her home Is improving slowly.
Mrs Chester Mcclure Is seriously III
at her home of pneumonia.
Mrs. Samuel Hunter Is able TO be out
again after several days illness.
Mrs. John Neiman continues TO I'M
prove after several days illness at her
home.
Mrs Ira Underwood Is now able to be
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nr.na Jrry Couv.uss To-day.

Tho MARSHALL county grand jury will
convene to-day and will probe the riot
at Bsnwood last December. Very little
other business Is to come up and tn;
session will probably not last longer
than to-day.
The petit Jurors have been summon
ed to appear Monday, February 18TH.
when the trial term begins.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-10
Martha washington Reception

The Warwood sewing circle has COM
pleted all plrns for the Martha WASH
ington rcccp .ioa which will be given on
Februaty Goth II the home Of Mrs
Walter Croaia OF Center Warwood'
very interesting program has been ar
ranged which will be rendered at thlS
hour AT which time delicious refresh
ments will be served.
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SHADYS|DE
Mrs. katherine M. Lee

Friends Of The family were greatly
shocked here TO receive u message that
Mrs Katherine Lee, Of Columbus. had
died suddenly. The telegram was brief
and conveyed no Information az to the
cause Of her demise but intimate friends
attribute 1t to heart trouble. Tho fam
ny had resided IN Shadyside for num-
Der Of years and moved to, Columbus
attend the Ohio State University. Her
husband. Mr. Charles Lee. passed away
ut the home here about four years ago.
Surviving the deceased are three dauIh-
ters, four sons. and little granddauGh-
ter ut home, namely: Mrs. Ethel Smith
and daughter. Misses Amorette Murl
and Evelyn Lee: Lieutenant Harry Lee;
Mcssrs Fred, Avery and Harold Lee.
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manv interested in Movement.

ConSi ltrnnl" interest il being taken
hy tho local business men Of this city
in the Roy Scout movement which is
being held this week At the Market
Au li.urium in Wheeling. The Boy
Scouts were out yesterday afternoon on
putting posters In tn" local stores ThS
bows were nlSo busy on tho getting "f
new members in their organizations
which Is rather small at the present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-10
American I.eE1on-

The American Legion will hold a
meeting this evening In tho mayors Of
nee on Marshall street. The purpose
Of tho meeting Is to make plans for q
dance and oyster supper TO be given IN
st. James hall February rs. All men,
bers are requested to be present.
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MATING Pogtponed.

The meeting u The members or M
Lutheran brotherhood I" be held thu
evening in tho social room OF the church
has been postponed. This meeting %a'
postponed on account Of the Sunda!
school institute being held all this
week at the First English Lutherar
church of Wheeling.
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I.xnan,n MnmhAr

The entertainment 10 ne given by The
HarvcSters. n trio of clever and talented
readers and musicians, this evening
prom Uses TO be unique and interesting
The program opens with members OF the
company in farm costumes and singing
old limo melodies Later the characters
20 to a distant city to develop their
musical talents and the new surround
ingsinGs offer opportunities for the pre-
sentation Of a beautiful and varied sell
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Chautauaua Van Rsre.

n. l.. Cornetep, OF the Redpath Chau-
tauQua. was in this city yesterday ar
ranging for the chautauQua the COM
ing summer. II will probably begin
about July 8. and will continue SIX
days. The Redpath bureau has taken
over the Lincoln circuit md will carry
out the contracts made by the Lincoln
peODle.
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Tiremen To Meet.

Regular meeting or the Reliance hose
company Of North Warwood Will be held
this evening at their building on T%cn-
ty-Nourth street. Following short
business session the remainder OF the
evening Will be spent IN q social way
All members are urged to be present.
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A meeting OF the y. w. Club OF me
younger set Of re Warwood high schoot
will be held this afternoon in one OF
the assembly rooms OF the scnool' ~
short hut interesting program has been
arranged and all members are urged 10
| be DreHCnt.
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teams Of Union High school will hold
practice this evening in the local gym
nasium so a. to get in readiness for
tho return games Friday with Triadsl-
phia High school team at Union sym.
Much time will be spent at practice this
week
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xuights Of Pythias Lodge.

The Knights OF Pythlaa lodge OF thlS
city, will meet this evening in Their han.
A number Of business matters are TO be
discussed. and several are up for in
itiation
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sprrzBa1a1Hs 10 Ho1wAY.

PARIS, Feb. s.-The treaty By which
Norway is given sovereignty over tnes
the clock hall Of the foreign ministry -,
4:SO this afternoon. lcs,,s .sss
Hugh c. Wallace, the American An1.s
bassador to France. signed the treet1s
for the United States 90
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Snectal Meeting.

A special session of the w. W. 'Iun
OF Miss Mary ICnE Of Center Warwond
At this time arrangements will be COM
plcted for the Martha Washington Yea
which will be given the last or thIS
month. All members are urged TO De
present.
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The Central Garage Co. has bought
from H. w. Perkins. the latter's garage
on Lafayette avenue. IN the old post
office building. u. 7. Compton has
taken charge and is planning large I'M
proYements.
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STANDARD RaaraY,

The Standard Bearers Of Calvary NJ.
F. church, met yesterday evening with
Miss Margaret Chamberlain, on Walnut
avenue. After a short business session.
a social hour was held followed by re-
freshments.
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PoHtpona Party.

The birthday party which was to have
been given by the members Of tn" First
Christian church has been postponed TO
an indefinite date due to so much sick
ness In the city,
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time. After this week 1t Is thougnt
that large number Of new boys VIII
be. taken INTO ihe organization at'er
they haze l'rrady seen The good work
Win Chis H"ihG accomplished by Troop
No. "a OF WarWUDd
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Junior Aost.
d City Council

The Mound city Council No. 6 Jr. o.
U. A. NJ. met yesterday evening on i'm
portant business In tho X. OF P. hall. A
large class Of candidates was initiated
and other important business was
transacted.
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rArAL pos1 or A1S1M10.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
EAST LIVERPOOL. O.. Feb. S.-.ASA
result OF a dose OF arsenic adminlntet
cd in mistake FOR medicine, BernefNi
aged II months. son Of Arthur GREEN
died here to-day.
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ection of numbers Tho entertainment
will be distinctly novel and entertaining
tickets for rtscryed seats are on sale al
;he Dawson pharmacy.
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avenue Sunday. will be held at ESQ
o'cloo this afternoon. Rev. II. Il.
Gaunt will conduct the services and
interment will be made in Greenlawn
cemetery
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Hight Flu Gases.

The city health OFFICERS report yes
terday showed eight now cases Of in
fluenza and two of pneumonia. There
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stoekholdsrr VIII Msst.

The stockholders OF the McMechen
Ice and Storage company will hold q
meeting this evening in the Red Cross
building. The purpose OF the meeting
Is to discuss a number OF business mat
tiers concerning II. and plan for tho pro-
posed new building will be outlined. Tho
machinery has already been ordered and
as soon as the building Is constructed Il
will b. shipped. II IL hoped that the
new plant will be ready for business by
spring.
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Half wild rhcas. the ostriches Of A.
gcntinea. frequent the same fields VIII
cattle. -
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Kr. Berry Funeral.

The funeral SERVICES OF Mrs. !. n.
Berry, who died at her homo on Morton
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and Mrs. Jacob Schramn. Of csattt
avenue.
Miss Helen Workman Of CAnn6f10o1s
spent the and Of the week ~ Hl1elt ~
the home Of Mrs. Loretta C9ldWetL 81
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M''MECHEN
Large Crowd Attends Dance.

The st. James hall WAS the scene OF
a delightful affair last evening whom
the members OF the Novelty club gave
an Informal dance. Jerry Donovan was
chairman OF the dance. and left nothing
undone TO make 1t q success. II prov
10 be one OF the most delightful affairs
that tho club has yet given. About Is
couple were present.
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practice This Evening.
Both the boys and girls basketball
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-01-22


spent for hospital expenses, food and
medicines, and other necessities for the
sick and needy. In addition to this the
Daughters and friends Of the Circle made
many individual gifts Of food, clothing
and fuel. Three Of our leading cotton
mills, realizing the inestimable value Of
the Ling's Daughters to their community.
contribute monthly to our Circle. and
Mrs. Everett spoke of our indebtedness
to them.
Miss Shaw made a few appropriate re,
marks looking into our past and future;
she commended the daughters for their
faIthfulness and cooperation, but said at
the time she thought the time had come
when we must enlarge the scope of our
work to fit the new and changing con-
ditions of this reconstruction period. A
voluntary contribution for the work Of
the New Year was taken which amount
ed to $1,000 AT the close of the meet
ing the hostess served delicious sand
wiehes and hot coffee.