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MOTHER ! LOOK AT
YOUR CMS TONG
" Give "California Syrup of Figs" If Cross, Feverish,
Sick, Bilious, Constipated? They love it
Watch Children Now! Guard Against Colds, Grippe,
Sore Throat and Sickness by Keeping
Liver and Bowels Free from Poisons
A laxatiw today saves a sick etilii
tomorrow. Children simply will not
take the time f:ym play to empty their
bowels, wh:ch become clogged up with
waste, liver- gets sluggish: stomach
?? sour: ' V'*
Look at rh** wnnue, mother- If
c-viteci, 'or your child is listless, cross,
feverish, breath ' bad. r-stless. doesn't
pa: ' heartily, tul! <?f cold or ha* the
pf'ippe or a ><>!>? thr eat or any other
,'cliildrea's ailment. r:\e a teaspoonful
? of- "Calif >ri;ia Syntp it' Kips." then
-lor.'t worry, because it i> perfectly
harm!- -s. and in a f?*w ho'frs all this
con<ti:- >tion p^i<? p , .--our bile and f?ir
menting wast** will gently move out of
the bowels. and you have a well, piay
ful child again. A thorough "inside
cleansing" Is oftimes all that is neces
sary. It should be the Grst treatment
j given in any sickness.
Beware Of counterfeit fig syrups. Ask
'your druggist for a 50-cent bottle of
"California Syrup of Figs," which has
| full directions for babies, children of
I all ages and for grown-ups plainly
| printed on the-, bottle. See that it Is
made by the "California Fig Syrup
Company/' Don't merely ask for Syrup
of Figs, but ask for "California Syrup
I of Figs." Remember. "California."
BENWOGD CHILDREN
? ATTENDED SCHOOLS
Despite Much Disease the Total Per
cent Tor TTsioa District la 96;
One School Has 93.
At ?? ? v. i> ir? 1 in I', i
schools 'l!;:':..- Mar. ri is? of /!i*h>
!"?. rtiurti; v/h ?> j'tMc ? ???::t*h.
/luinsv an! ?ri;-. at'eordus*: :<? t!:>
tlmation <?*' .<ui? nt::-n>lvnT If [. I'eiii
CT'l. i.f t "r. i?>rt ?! istri-'t schools.
F'roif un ???irflisifiii ??!' ?.*;!" ptipii*
only 102 \vf* This was a per
cent. -ic:o of ;??; * attencSanc . The
Center school riiaii!t:<:n?-d :? ;? cent;.
Kollowjnjr is Mr I ???iicord's r:? t>I?- : .
Schn?>i. Enr*'-!. A.I' A. ivr Jl.-V
1 ":i w i'.atv ! ?>
Boetst- Hut: . . !!"
Sh- rr;tr<i
IVlU'T !T"
Norrh !-?;
I'r.i'-ri ('Vrrni-s) ; : [
t 'mott His:!? . . :
McM.ch-n . ?
BANK SUSPENDS.
DAYTON r A. fti.. Mar. ? The First
Xat.onnl Hank >?!" I'avrorita suspe / ! ? i:
business r ? >?! -i v. Tin- action was <lu?.
it was sntii. t>? :t r of the bank
February 2<3 insr. \v h > n i :i<h jind securi
ties amounting* w ere stolon.
vmr. TE SLAVEP.Y ALLEGED.
S; <*?'*! t> *ra* h ? 'P ?? I:,. ?v ? i-r
I'l.AUKSMl'iM. U Va. Mar. 29.?
William <"ren?ore. -iti Italian younth.
ijt .*???? .J..*. .*? 'I' i^i ?*?
<? "i*
? Mother-Made , Quick *
* Acting Cough Syrup f
???
+ T
?*? Should be Kept Handy la Erfry ?{?
A Iloruc ? Kaally Prepared and
Co?t* Mule.
*** .
Mothers, you'll never know what you
are mi.-wing until you make up this in
expensive, quick-acting cuugh syrup aud
try it. Children love its pleasant taste
-arid nothing else will loosen a cough or
chest cold arid heal cli?; inflamed or
swollen throat membranes with such
ease and promptness it's equally as
good for grown-ups as for children.
This splendid cough svrup is made by
pouring 2 1 ... otitic.. s of I'inex (f>0 cents
worth), into a pint bottle and filling the
1 ottie with piain granulated 3ugar
syrup. This gives you a full pint ? a
familv supply ? of much better cough
remedy than you could buv ready-made
for S2L*>0 ? a clear saving: of $2.
The moment it touches the inflamed,
- cold-congested membranes that line the
throat and air passages, the healing be
gins, the phlegm loosens, soreness
leaves, cough spasms lessen, atid soon
disappear altogether, thus ending a
cough quicker than you ever thought
possible. Hoarseness and ordinary
. coughs are conquered by it in 24 hours
or less. Kxc'eiU-nt for bronchitis, whoop
ing cough, spasmodic croup, bronchial
asthma or winter coughs.
Pinex is a highly concentrated com
| pound of genuine Norway pine extract,
I combined with guaiacol and is famous
" the world over for its quick healing
effect on th" membranes.
Beware of substitutes. Ask your
druggist for *'2K' ounces of Pinex" with
directions and don't accept anything
else. Guaranteed to give absolute satis
faction or money refunded. The I'inex
Co, Ft. Wayne. Ind.
i Iniied her* today following com
] plaint by Anri'i Mou. aged 1\ of L'e
, I'a.. 'hat he had enticed hor to
1 :? . ? c;i\ and forrcd her into white slav
FS
-? Senator Xathan 15. Scot!. who !s
? >;.i t 'ilirir t l?r? winter in Pasadena, ?'al.
?,v i r'.-s that' despite his uc h>- will vol
t ; r > r ? ? ? r his v* i vie. s to th?? eountry li:
? 1" hostilities immediately upon hi"
f 'urn .to Washington. He is 74 years
; < id. and a v-urni of ih" '"ivil war.
i ? Members of the John A. l.ogau
! j-i ;;;n?'i I. Junior ord-r of 1'nited Ameri
! car. Mechanics. w!io Join the I'nited
' States army will have their membership
| dues remitted.
i ? The atrial ??r:n,k" ?'s ? -iwl to ercot
:t ii-' -.v rope in the tlac staff ai tli. Ivhn
! sylv.anla freight station on W titer
i street.
| ? -Members of th'* Wheeling <:l.:ipt'-r
o'" the American I'rf'Ss society
vhifh (?!??? ts in the Associated ' "liarit
off I- ? -s are manifesting much interest in
t! r to be held t ?"??!--? >? when
, plans f'*r encoUcnRtnic a lurpe no-nihr r
| "hip veil! be adopted.
? Thomas Thon-er yesterday closed n.
?.!? al for the purchase of the ' Downs
property, a 40 -foot frontage and r'wi
of nine rooms at 114 fourteenth
The .r. P. Roth Realty company
| ri> Rot Sated the sale.
-.-.lack Stout has opened his n?w film
[exchange at 1400 Market street. Ho
handles th- latest special feature tno
| tibn toctiiro films.
? ? Knifchts of Columbus committees are
busy setting up the hitr patriotic mass
rally to be h?td at the Market audi
torium on the evening of Friday, April
I 13'
! -r-The sto.ry of Pen Hur. from the fn
' mous novel by Lew Wallace. will he
told on Friday evening at Sell tor's hall
on the Tsland to the members of th<v
Wheeling Ben Hur court No. 32 by
Harry t>. Michael. supremo lecturer for
the tribe of Hen Hur.
DANIELS IN INSPIRING
TALKS TO GRADUATES
ANNAPOLIS. Mi!., Mar. 29.? Secre
tary of the Navy Daniels today held
up to nearly two hundred midship
men who received their diplomas from
him. the record of the heroes of the
navy, particularly the late Admiral
Dewey, and urged them to go into
the service '-with tne bright secord of
r^iese former American s?*a fighters
as shining marks toward which to
, strive. '
| The graduates were told by the s^c
| retary that the nation expected thorn
i to be ready "for the day that may
, come ? how soon, who can tell ? when
upon your coolness and knowledge
and leadership and ablli-ty to shoot
straight may depend the fate of a
decisive naval engagement."
Called to the colors three months
ahead of time because of the strained
international situation, the 183 mem
bers of the- class which would not
under ordinary circumstances have
graduated until June, will, before
night be on their way to take up the
i duties as ensigns.
LA TOTOAINE ARRIVES.
i X K W YORK. Mar. 2P. ? The French
line passenger steamship l.n Touraine
, has arrived safely at a French port
I after a voyage across the Atlantic, no-.
, cordlri* to a Message received today by
i the lire's fifrents here. The vessel "car
! fled 3* passenger*, including 17 Amer
I ican citizens, when she left an Atuer
? ican port.
Credit
You?
Certainly
WEAR WHILE YOU PAY
Diamonds
and
Watches
ON CREDIT
&
WHY
PAY
CASH?
JEWELRY CO.
HUB BUILDING
1322 MARKET ST.
WHEELING, WEST VA
> !' the "-.Iris* o!
v< iir course ;
himself expre:
tlir? e-y?ur on'
BANQUET GIVEN IK HONOR O T
COLLEGE PRESIDENT HERE
LAST NIGHT
?
j Course In American Citizenship i? Em
phaslzecl ? Toantinaster Nay lor Calls
on Many Tor Talks.
j li.*ih. Bali, Huh, Huh. Kali. Kah'
} Marietta! Kali. Bah. fiuli I
' Willi much termer stud
ents and :t In in Ti I nf Marietta College
?-??i ?fiml*' ?? 1 1 a i?>st-prandiul program with
rousing i-li' last i . i ? 1 1 1 at the
Wliidsoi The affair, an elaborate 1 ?? fi -
i 'nift. was giv- n by Wh* i-IInK District
| -ilimtnl lii honor of Marietta's president.
' r?:e W 1 Unman. and ?_? ???!* ? i
by Marietta graduates and others from
all 1 1 ? .? i r - 1 1 \ ritji There were graduates
; j,j-, s->nr yuuiiK and old. 1>tl t ti"'ne Ka\e
t!i? rrlii or mvr- lustily than il id .lanii s
M Bees. st ? "lalrsv ill'-, a nifiiilnr
!'. wit" ilni.*-hed a 1 1 1 r* -
Marietta after, as h"
I ii. In- hud hnish^d a
in the servlcft of
I in* ! ? j Sam. in the Civil, war.
Dr. II 'man was ihn | . r i in- 1 ;>? I speaker
He ??mtihals'.-d the training being given
young m*'ii at Marietta college thrum--!)
a s 1. 1 J i lir"i--yi.-ar course. In Ameri
can i*i -i7."iiMiii Tim object ?*?!* this
curse is In give tin- individual pra- ?
thai work, such as study in pollt lea I
economy. business principle*. historj.
constitution, the relation of t !:?? states
to thy national government, tin; rela
tion of mo counties and cities to t li
states, etc. Current events arc closely
followed.
Dr. Hinman has had considerable er
p? rienco in public affairs, having hee.'i
engaged in newspaper wi>rk as editor of
til-' ''hlcago Inter-1 'cean a number if
y. .us before entering tin- educational
ileld. Hi- has also traveled and lec
tured abroad. txtiiif the need of
such nil Innovation. lie established a
C..U is-' in American citizenship immedi
ately after lie had assumed the presi
dency of .Marietta. It has been success
ful, find during the course of the even
ing 1' was brought out that it has beep
ci'plett by some- ?? f the larger Fastern
colleges. The at t endn rice at Marietta
has more than doubled since ]>r. Hin
man became president.
Other speahers introduced by Boy It.
Navlor, who acted us ti'iisiutusler, In
cluded Bev. John W. Ned. of 1'rld Re
port. IT. C Og.len, C Burgess Taylor,
James if Bees. >>f S*. CUiirsviIl.*: S. A.
Glllett, superintendent ? of Bellalre
schools; T'rof. 11 F StanderwSck. I'rof.
I'Juy llolden and Coaches 71. 1. '"oil an-!
15. B. Chanbaum. of Marietta.
The following were present
J. Howard Miller. Wellshurg
I.otils Helmbright. Wheeling
Henry VV. Kornor. AVIiopliiiK
M. B. V 1 1 1 e. \Vhe?lin?
Kov l-'ox. St. Cl.-ilrs\ ill*
Kelly McHride. St. I'lairsvlllf
I'ecil t'ampliell, St. ? 'lairs *iUe.
'?lyde W. Kirkland. Hell:
Hurry llrokaw. ICast Liverpool.
S. A. Olllett. I'.ridicepor:,
Herbert Stilt, Bridneporf.
I'lmer \\". rMllon, Hrldueport
1-,'UKOiie 1 ' Williams, I'rldpeport.
Claude I'orter Terry, Wheel I tut.
Vincent U'int erlioller. Hridiceport.
I.. M. Stoju'clpher. I-trhlKeport.
Joseph it. N'aylor. Wlieelinc
i leorR'e Itaue-|e. NVhecllsisf. ?
M. I j. i 'oil. Marietta.
i(. A. Goodhue. Wheeling.
.lames M. Uer-s. St. i 'iairsvllb*
John W .Wei. Itrldfroport.
S. C. Oilman. Marietta.
i'. Btirpess Taylor, AVHeellns;
< 'harles i"'00|ier. Bellalre
? Jeorce \\*. Hinman. Marietta
II. 1 '. Osrden.- Wheeling.
C I". Holflen. WlieelitlK.
11. K. StanderwlcU, .Ir , Wheeling.
I~refler:ck T>. Suder. .Marietta
Louis K. Koder wig, ltellaire
Jlenry C. Wagner, ltellaire
William M. Krasler. ltellaire
Harold T. T'hlllips. Bellalr*';
Walter Liidwlg. Bellaire.'
? Noah Ressegger, Bellalre.
W. Vlay Covert. Itellulre
Hay S. Fry. Bellalre
Oiarles IT. F'ritche. Bellalre
John Sheriltt. Marlctlx
Myron Kirk. Wheeling.
Arthur Knarr. Wheeling
Bay Roed. Wheeling
Boy B. Jarvls, Wheeling.
Fred Ij Maury, Wheeling.
Gcb Souder, Cabinet Maker Says
i Chasco-Vin Accomplished What
Others Failed To Do.
"I certainly feel good towards Gluts
co-Viti, for it worked wottdora for me.
l'or tli.fi longest tinu? I lacked all am
bition, had do appetitp and lost Jn
terr-s? in fvprything. In fact. I was
conipietplv run down. Hy chance i
heard of Cbasco-Vin. the Hody-Huild
'kin Tonic. The firsl bottle brought
gri'-at relief and 1 really believe tno
second -one, which I ant now taking,
will effect a cure. The thing that
makes me feel so good about ('hasco
Vin Is that I had taken a number -of
bottles of another tonic without any
benefit, so that I was rather skepti
cal at the start."
These aro Geb Souder'? own words.
Mr. Souder Is a cabisiet maker and
J lives at 10"5 Mt. Ave., S.- W. M'illlams- \
i port. Pa.
i Cbasco-Vin, the Body-Builder Is a j
delicious tonic and guaranteed to over
come all run-down conditions. Also
most beneficial to the aged and those
who are weak and undertone. One
bottle will prove it.
C.hasco-Vim Is being specially Intro* i
duced in Wheeling by ('. il. (iriest
Co.. 1125 .Market St., who will gladly
further explain its many and far !
reaching benefits. I
None Better
Than a
B Unbreakable Back, guar
anteed by publisher
for Home, Pocket
or Pulpit.
For Sale By
REPRESENTATIVE
1043 Main Street.
Catalogue ami DiseoinW t<
( 'huivhes.
A CLEAN STOMACH Vi
MAKES A WELL i/IAN ! I
(Ey I)r. J. W. SHORT.) ;
The body is a highly organized machine of complicated parts in which the stomach, Ifver and kidneyc
work for the common good. Damage to any one of these organs interfers with man as a motor- roechanism. If
you will clean the stomach, liver and bowels occasion
ally with a gentle laxative you can keep well. Too
much fuel in man's machine, such as eating too much
meat, or alcohol or tea, nervous overwork and lack
of exercise in outdoor air bring constipation and bad
health. Eat less meat, plenty of vegetables, and with
air and good exercise you need little else. If the
liver needs rousing ? and most of us need this once a
week ? take a safe vegetable extract of the leaves of
aloe, May-apple, root of jalap made into a tiny sugar
coated pill, sold by almost every druggist as Doctor
Pierce's Pleasant ^Pellets and first put up ^nearly
fifty years ago. 4
Most people die eventually of an over- acid con- $f
dition. If the blood can be rendered more alkaline, 11
' m
the longer we live. With regular hours, six. to eight \
glasses of water between meals, sensible coarse food
and a chance to get the poisons out of the system, a
man will live to be a hundred. But, unfortunately,
our highly nervous way of living brings increased
storage of uric acid in the body. This acts as a
poison, and consequently we suffer from headaches,
neuralgia, lumbago, aches or pains, rheumatism, gout.
Get rid of this uric acid poison by taking a harm
less medicine called Anuric, which throws out the
uric acid by stimulating the kidneys. Drink a pint of hot water before meals and take Anuric((double or triple
strength) after meals and at bed time. Anuric can be obtained at almost any drug store, pr send $1.00 to
Doctor Pierce, Invalids' Hotel. Buffalo, N . Y., for full treatment. ^ .
AITERBURY PLEADS \
FOR HIGHER RATES
_ I
l'lTTSl-.l March 21' \V. W. .V
:? ; I ''.i t- \ . it i' I'hilndclphia. president "ft
'lie A iii'-rr-'a n Hallway Association. pre- '
du ll-. | hi addr- s? before a thousand
<<r -ni..rf mi-iiib' rs of t In- Traffic ' "lull of
I'litsbut'Kh at the annual banquet to-}
nifcbl that the "public. through their
presentati vcs. will tie i li** I ?i Ij< ? r unions
I .in ! and foot in toj r;i ?1 i ?'?i J u manner as
i In railroads ilinl themselves today.":
Mr. Atterbury. who was discussing ?
"railroad i iiirtitioi'is." said in part:
"If tii- railroads cuiT.'r. the j?nl-?Ii?- suf
fer. ? 1!" railroad service is Improved,
tins public will In .in-lit, The public
therefore should l?i tnad'i in unde'
stnnd :!ii'* f.fi and theory of railroad
nanap-metit and the effect of r--Kuia
' ion. I have complete faltli that once
Hi" people tin understand this, 'they will
lake steps to correct the trouble. I
?n ill- apKri-sslon of tin- labor
unions, a f> w words will, I think, suf
rtee. The railroad managements linvi
lived to rue Ho- day of the 'public 1^
damned' policy of a K^'in-miion a?o. ly?n
th<* labor unions keep ? ?!! with tin ir
present policy <-f ilnii: nuif: ilrst th" pub
lic. then 1 hi- president. tln ii n tress,
nild filially til- supreme court, the most
s:o r- d instituiion "f our PemocrHtie
Kov- mini rit. and I am satistled the pub
lic. through their representatives, will
tie the In l? ?!' n r?ti -iim. hand and ;*? ? 1 1 . in as
radical a manner a; ;ii?- railroads ilnd
tlo-msi Iv s tuibi;.
Mr A t i- rliurj . in i-\| ' uninK the ip
plii .'lt ii'll of tlo- i liln-ad.s ' 'j t)ii- J i? s ? i -
state t'ofnniiicc ? 'ommi.-sion for in
cr>a?ed rates. K-iid
"This st- !? is In Inc taken in order to
tiv the rnlli'oads lb" n venue- t ?? enable
ihi-in to i'i-mmiii- th"ir normal rate of j
t; row tli and I ? ? put tlicrn in position '
si i v" adi <;uately not only I h" i-onine r
olal bui what is immediately important,
th" uiiiriiir\ requirements o-f the cuuii
trv as well "
He clos"d his address by urjjlntr !(??
representatives nf th" bis: shlpplnir In
terests id before th" Interstate I'out
uier"e Commission. and "aeii\e|y fiivor
such an advance because you b"Ii"V" it
is essential to the continuing pro*|?rr
it v of t ho con nt r* "
COL, GURUS WILL :
ORGANIZE COMPANY
If Call is Issued For voioatecrs ? Ffttli- ?
or Was Distinguished General
in Civil War. j
Onl. W. If. 'V Curtis. ?'!" West l.ili-!
erty. Is arranging to organize a cm- 1
Pitny of voiuntei-rs in lie event war Is'
declared "n Ocrmaliy 11" has already'
ii'fidi application lo si-run- a eommis
sion. Many proinineni \nutikc. men of
till- city have promised to enlist In his
com pane, ....
Ool t'iiriis\? latin r. th" late (leiicral
W. J!. rums West Liberty. was one
of ih" most Kalian! b-ndi-rs of th" <"i\ilj
war. II" was award' d a in-dal by rmt
gress for. his bravery.
TO RELIEVE SHORTAGE.
WASHINGTON*. March _ L'f. ? A na
tional freight car reserve which would j
bo maneuvered under orders nf tin*'
Interstate Commerce Commission to,
relievo car shortages was proposed to
Uie Newiands investigating conunlttft
td ay hv Chairman Julius Kruttsciinitt
of the Southern Pacific hoard, in ad
vocating federal Incorporation id' rail
roads Mr. Krut tschniU- proposed a car
pooling plan along lines similar to the:
federal reserve banlc system, t'pon,
federal incorporation, lo- sujigvstod, |
tho railroads should be requinnl to
contribuie a prorata share of freight
cars toward the national reserve sup-;
Banishes
Nervousness
Puts Vigor and Ambition into
Run - Down, Tired Out
People.
i
If you feci tired out. out of sorts,;
despondent, menially or physically de- :
pressed, ahd lack the desire to accotu-i
plish things, got a 50 com box of Wen- j
dell's Ambition Pills at John Coleman <
Cu.'s today and your troubles will bo!
over.
If you drink too much; smoke too;
much or are nervous hocHii.se of over*'
work of any kind. Wendell's Ambition i
Pills will make you tee! better in threftj
days or money back from John Cole-!
man Co. on the first box purchased.
For all affections of the nervous sys
torn, constipation. Io-h of appetite, lack
of confidence, trembling, kidney or liv
er complaints, sleeplessness, exhausted
vitality or weakness of any kind, set
a box of Wendell's Ambition Pills tr?-]
?lay on the money hack plan. Mail or-,
dors filled, charges prepaid, by Th<s
Wendell pharmacal Company, Inc., Sy- ,
racuse, X. Y. ? Adv. 1
ply. Tin? ratio would lie in proportion
' o cars used by ??ach railroad.
WILD STORIES WHEN
GUARDS HATTE TROUBLE WITH
DRUNKS AND SHOT SIGNALS
FOR AID.
Third Infantry, 1,600 ' Strong, Did Not
Arrive ? 72 Men Still Guard Bridges
and Tunnels. !
'I' !s and bridges in 1 !??? Win-, imc
district uro beiiu; k aard" >J im'a inst de
siritction by 7 i' National 'Inar.isiii.ti of
company A. Se vcii Ml regiment. ' diio. .\i:
< ? ? ? r 1 1 1 1 i >; t.. present orders, these men
will remain mi duty until r< li?:ved by
the fjuiri- Third Ohio infantry. i.'U'O
.strong, jn-: ]???! 'irin -1 f r> -hi th? Mexican
bonier and ? vi>?.ct ???! to arrive lu-rc to
day. ;
Tr.e 'I'liifi! Ohio whs o v Inst
r? S !:? . As fur as excitement was c"tt- '
wni'-il, their b-ss . experienced and
Hiiuill-r nuniloi ???! brothers already here
stirred i.|i i-nniiKii wl0u.Mii intention to
get <>ut it midnight "rs'trii."
Ni-wspajn t oflfh es, pu!be tuitions,
llOSpit.il.s. l.llllOMit oil I Cos W> To ticiinr'-d
all last irveiuni; those trying in, con-,
fl fij. wild imports that giards liau sur
rounded the Utversido works at Ken
wood to run ilown a suspicious man who
had forced his way in- that they had
1 1 ?? 1? ! tip n tra::i in Itellaire to arrest a
'Senium spy. and that in ; i .*???! un*:
Sol.li.-r IimiI nr-rvifiis. shot his pan
ano slial : r?-?1 a window .n l In* . I rain ;
that a man who ?<i:>:np:<'tl to cross t he
terminal t. r i<i tr?- at. Martin# Ferry hud
been shot and Idled: I'lial the sieiihen
\ 1 1 1 bridge liad I ?? t blown up again.
Shots Heard; Were Signals.
H hen a succession < ? f shots was hoard
its Ho.- \;i:intt\ .if ih.' terminal bridge
:l)f town ot .Martins Ferry was nutciUy
stirred by il-l stori.s of the killing of
a ms looking foreign.!- who hud
4 1 n r ? ? . 1 to v iit'irf our ? ?:> the bridge.
I'lw shots h'tiid w.tv signals one of
t h<- . ??it.'irds on thf Martins Ferry ? tid
ot' tht- I'fidKi h.ajl had difficult y it;
handling drtinlis u liu persisted in walk
ing >:p to t h>- sol. lift* and Jabbering.
Th* guards have orders to keep
|'V>tvoii< moving ImiI they cannot move
oil' of illctr posts themselves. Wll* II
s.verrsl ill Ittiiis persisted ill loaltuu. the
guard ? hot. a signal, and each coiisecu
r. ? guard from Martins Ferry to the
Itcadii'.iart' rs hark on ihe Peninsula car
ried ;ho siiitial. A;i a!d was detailed to
i;o to Marlins Kerry and ro'tit I ho
lia i h yeorn 1" >ys.
Tiro at rioatinfr Objects.
S. al ijuiik shot- in sti.-r. -ssixii iat
? r in i !"? c \v!titi(f soul isp another rally
of t til* i iinors. On.- yt.ard had seen -i
la rue ii. ass of drift UnatitiK direetly
it. to a pi'-r of the terminal brtilK" and.
ai-cordiiig to .-rd'Srs, In- shot st \-. ral
tnn.-s until ! lie drift was w< II parted.
'I'h- soMiers have inst riietions t<>
shoot at drifts or tloatlni; ohjeot!!.
If tll'to are foneealed eXJllosiveS in
siieh ::i' ats tiiov will "it her ko off be
fore the mass arrive- at ' h? brldfio or
tli^v will be knoei'ed into the river and
separated by the force of the Sliot front
the guards, i' is maintained.
Raymond T. ScUcltz.
The body of lia yinorid Kraln is S< hultz
a form'-r res'dent <;!' this city, who dl?'d
In 'lie f'tinll.v hoiin in < 'Icveland. O..
%\>d?cs?dny arri'.ed in tho cit> last
nicbi sh"rii> lu fore ; ?? o'tdoeU and was
lak'-n to t J i . - honn- of his fatln r-ln-law.
Jf. A. West of 317 North Ma if strc-t. ?
wlii re funeral sorvic- s will b>- held to- J
ir.nrrow .afternoon at 2 ; MO o'clock. Iti- i
lormeni wll1 be ii> (I roenwood. i
The paf-sintr of Mr. Schtilin: was re- |
re| veil with much sorrow by his ninny
fri-Tnis of this coniiniitiit v. He was
born In this ? ? 1 1 y . May IT. IssT, and was
."I yenrp old. II. ? was the son of
Chn'rles K. and Jennie Schultz. and spent
almost Ills entire life in Wheeling. Kor J
s>nie time he was employed In the Hub!
store, and t.bout a year aK" removed to]
? Meveland. He was a ineinle-r of Wel
come l"dne No. A. (i. t'. W. of this
city, and wan affiliated with the Metho
dist Kplse-.pal "h.ireh
Mr. Schultz haves brsi.bs Ids par
ents. a wife and two children, 1'orothy
wild 1 -a Verne; also one brother and a
sister, I'haib s It. Sehtilt;; and Mrs. IV
borali liaytnond.
Funeral services for Mrs. l.lxzle
HisnRerman. ajred 8? ? one of the oldest I
women of this city? will be held in the |
family homo In East Twentv-nlnth i
street, where her death occurred Wed- [
nesday. ft S :?.() o'clock Saturday morn* I
iiiK'. liequlem lilch tnnss will be ce|e- !
I rated Iti th" I'htireh of the Immaculate i
' *on-ept Ion at 'i o'clock, with intermenl |
In Mr. Calvary.
Mrs. Hunnerman vv.is born In Oer- |
mnny but had lived in this community i
."Inc.. a yoimtr ulrl. She was married tc ;
Mr. HunKermnn in t.v."3. Surviving be- i
sbles her n>jei| husband are the follow-;
InK children: Anthony and Henry,
Itunpeivnan. Mrs. Frank Arinbrusler, j
Mrs .1 T 71 Tapp. Misses Amelia and Km
i:ia lliini;. rilltitl, /til of this city.
rnncral for Philip C. "Wooster. !
Vcsierilny afternoon funeral- services ?
were hel.l for Philip C. Wooster. who
? lied Monday In the family home, 42-7
Woods street. The Rev. S. H. Mntzke,
of St. Stephen's i>rman ftefornied ;
church, officiated^ Interment was in Mr.j
/.ion.
Fune>raJ for M3*w. Praoht Today. I
Funernl servlc s for Mrs. August'
i Schmidt i J'rnchf, aped 4S. a former'
resident of this city, who passed nwayj
Tuesday, will be held in the family!
hotiic. .11 Main hticiit. BriiiKcuort. ohu
J
r
orfrwai _
rifegl propcrlt
conducted funeral
(?U-O.J3 ? ^C- : zZ2:ri
We will furnish a properly con
ducted funeral find use correct
furnishings and equipment. Our
reputation if a K'laranice of tho
keeping of this promise.
Paiace Undertakers
1304-0G-08 Main St. Both Phones.
this afternoon it 1:30 o'clock. The Rev.
U'lilitui) < ;. i: Ifi.-rr. <.-f St. John's Gerimr\ .
1'rote.stsmt church, city, will he !n
?h?r??e. interment will be in Green- 1 '
wood I
Dentil of Cooey Infant. I
Helen ley. six-weeks-old daughter of
Wilbur and Wilbur Co><??y. died in the
family home, :i?J4 Woods .street, early*
yesterday morninc following a few days' t
Illness. '
A. T. Williams.
S:v*'ial h U* I ho InUillgMuer.
('LAUKSBURO, W. Va.. March, 29.?
A. T. Williams, a well to do farmer of
l>o!n, is at his home after a 1 1 n sr
? rinsr illness of Briphts disease, ap^d 35
yes rs.
8ij ?i imi! m. u mmm
KING IS TRANSFERRED
Assistant &ecr.jtary and Tr*ftror?r o i
W. V*. T. fit B. CO., OOM
t) Reading.
' K. K. King. 'assistant secretary and ?
t tea surer of t >??.-; West Virginia Traction
Klectrlc company, has been tr*a?
f' rr.-i] to RoaiirtiK. Pa.. and left "Wednes
day evening. far that placo to assume
his new dijtios' If.> has been succeeded ?
by L. A. of New Hampshire.
n ?
KNOClOtp UNCO US CIO US.
WKLLSnt:il$. W.Va.. Mar.rh J:?. ? Lu- ?
rian Hnnvn, 'eri^rneer at the S. Georgo '
paper plant, reached up to turn 'On a V
steam valve- t*>is afternoon, when he i
was knocked 5 unconscious. Crossed
wires was the ?*ause. llrowti remained
unconscious s'^ur hours. While In a
serious Condi tit n he will recover.1
POSTO^FICE ROBBED.
5;?-nl I?!if>.iteh to'lfc* Intflllcenrer.
CLARKSm;%';. W. \a.. Mar. :9.?
Burglar* blew- the safe of. the Smith
tirid iiostoft!ce";Vnrly this morning with
a shot of nitroglycerine and got away
with ?30(i in cj s 1 1 and $200 In stamps.
A posse of Kjiorlhounds scoured that
section today <.ut without results. .
for"tha? backing cough" *
10 CTS. BUYS TMS MEW , TRIAL SIZE BOX
Rt^troUr Sii?/pc. 60c, H. At PraggteH.
BROWN'S ??o?chwlTROCHES
JOHN L DBOVW & SON. Boston. Mix.
1MB? ? ? ^
Will I Buy My
?K- ?_
If yuii visit ilu1 Buffalo tliK ?jn?-sl i??u ??.ill bo settled for
nil times. ' v
Faster ( 'ji iii 1 y Ksfirs, Jtabbits and all kind* of other Candy
Animals, from 1r to $5.00.
Fancy Kasti-r l.a'skets that cannot bo b^nt.
IxVinember. our Easter Ftrus are macU from hiffh-jrrnde
cream ami contain Fruits and Nuts. "Wlicj? you buy Buffalo
made Faster Candy (roods you buy the best*
(Mir Faster jroods are known all over ihc United States,
and when you buy yours you av i 1 1 know whv.
YOUR NAME PUT ON FREE OF CHARGE.
Buffalo Confectionery
On the Corner. ?
Pon't hesitate to ask us for money If you I avi>n't the ready
cash with which to pay your Mil*. \V"o make loars In Wheeling and
all surrounding: towns in West Virginia on Household Hoods,
i'lanoy. Mors**, Vehicles, or any kind of persona? property, leaving
them In your possession. Our payments are very small and eaay
to make. Vou can pay off tliu amount i n smalt weekly, monthly
or quarterly payments, and we will allow you a jfear's time If nec
essary. You can pay off the loan nt any time. Interest charged only
for the time you keep the money You will find ns square and hon
orable* In nil our dealings ? that's the reason eae3 year shows a de
elded Increase in our business. A 71 busings atftctly confidential
Hxtens'l'in of time granted without extra coat Injcasea of slclcness
or out of work. J
Mall or phone application* recf-ive our proirpt attention. Tf
you need money and ennnot call, fll! out the following blank, mall It
to us. Room Schniulbach Building. Whordlnfi Va., and our
agent will caJl and arrange loan at your home. .
Name
Amount "Wanted
Address
City ..
We nlr*? rnnke lonns nt our same low rates In Martina Ferry.
Bridgeport. Heilnlre. and all surrounding towns -li Ohio.
Phone* ? National, 1701-T; Bell, 1727-X. Ctll us up
TME 0!_D RELIABLE
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