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Gold Filled Cose Warranted 20 y*?ra
Pendant
S ?ttin?
Perfect Se'H.ockin?
SottinJ Device
Safeh
Recoilinc
Click
Thin ?
Mod?)
Gold Center
Wheel
Patent Micromctric
Screw
ulator
Cornpen^a' ing
Bal o nee With
Timing Screv/8
Adjusted to
Tem perature
Oou ble
Roller
acapernent
B <~^A u o t
H Qir opri r>?
17 Ruby &Sepphiro Jewols
Mede by th? Famous Illinois Wafth Company
BUY THIS WATCH
ON
EASY PAYMENTS
Select one ?of these master time kerprrs. in a
20-year gold-filled rase ? your rhoirc of fHattenis ?
and wear the complete watrh while ymi pay for it.
With proper rare this movement will last for
50 years.
My special price, onlv S22.50. a small de
posit. wear the wat?*h and pay at the rate of $1.00
a week.
THOMAS
Wheeling's Original
Credit Jeweler,
Over 20 years in
business? 6 years in
present location.
1210 Market St.
Thin Model Case? __ ' _ '
Choice of Patterns. McLure Hotel Block.
? ifi
16 Indictments Returned; j
Six Bootleggers Sentenced; \
25 Aliens Are Naturalized
i
rZDEBAX. GRAND JURY RETURNS
TXRST PARTIAL LIST OF
TRUE BH.I1S.
Jndgre J)*yton Gives Patriotic Talk.
Germans Eliminated from
Examination.
Excepting an hour just before ad
journment when a halt dozen bootleg
gers were sentenced, the >.-at i re day Vs*
t-rday in federal court w;ts devoted to
examining a large class of aliens for
their final citizenship The grand
jury reported true l>:!!s in !?? of about
1;.". cases investigated s: no- they c>n
\-n?'d Monday at terrsooa. The report
of the strand jury nas not made public
>* if, however. reported that t K ?- ttvatei
part of thos^ indicted w-r>- charged with
s-ilir.c liquor without government
-r.ses, wh:l?i four of trie f;ve tneti
? r.urjr-id with white siav-ry were in
S'cted.
Sentenced Bootleggers.
.>'.x of the lnri:< *??'1 bootleggers entered
of guilty late 1:1 the afternoon and
were sen?en- -d h> .f Alton ilordon
I >ay*on from Z ~> ?iay? to four months in
the various county jails. Kach was :is
s?-ssed the usual. ?;???> fine anil costs.
Attorney S. <> Hoy. .- represented tii" ??
of th?- offenders ? ?nly one of t i ? ?
alleged seven bootleggers arraigned f.>i
trial plead not guil'v. This v.as Klir
Heaver, of Sisr-rsvilN'. His hearing was
sent for to-day. The six of fenders v.- Im
plead guilty to setting liquor without a
government license w.-re; Amill Lim>
hratte. days in Marion county jail;
J.'rta Davis, .'to days m ii.^rbour county
jail; Will Aggt? ? alias liager and also
Koot-and-a-half ? four months in U".??.d
county jail. Ha is said to l?e tiie king
of bootleggers in the I'arkershprg see
tion. The o'h<-r>. '.?.-??re Thuma Marker.
2'? days m liarb-.ur county jail; Harry
Hull. >~>0 days in Harbour county Jail;
John Vees. 30 days in Ohio county jail.
Grand Jury to Report Today.
It was reported about the r'.-th-ral
building late yesterday afternoon that
the grand -jury 'would report to court th
lift^t tiling upon convening tins morn
ing with jHiorher list of indictments,
including posioffice robbery cases, secur
ing registered letters ami money orders
by fraud, and the rest of the "boor leg.
Jng cases. It was stated that there
will be about twenty true- bills returned
j this morning. I; N likely tlia'
xratid Jury will not ^.t iIii.uikIi .1 -
work In-fore early u>\i w?-*-k. A r?-in?rr
?was i-urront that they m;ty p-cess ??.iriy
this afternoon until Mondav after n;
i v?-stiKatlnjr the Severn I alleged disloyal
! , ms?s. which they will probahly probe
I this morning:.
No OermMs Examined.
A surprise was s|>r;i iilt yvst-rday 1
! morning preparatory to the examination
' ??!* -t !??-* large chtss of foreigners f'?r
; ilrtal citizenship pap'-cs when th?- i'?urt
j announo-d tlmi t).e s-v ral lo-rman
; aliens would not 1>?- givn their linal
, esauiinati'on for naturalization until the
war w.is over. The ????rm:in applicants
were present for examination and were
I nui'-h surprised wh? n< tl.'-y |e-irn?-d h..t
. they had h.-en elimuiateil.
I Judge 1 >ayt?"ui d-livered one of : lie
{ most impressive and -mphaii patriotic
j addresses ever h- ard from n federal
' bench in this section of utility. I i ?
? strii. lv from the shoulil'T. and closed !?>'
. impressing upon the class tlnii if th y
Doctor Tells How to
Quickly Strengthen
Your Eyesight at Home
nr. Letrls
suys Bon
Op t o is
atrenethe ti
me the eyes
I of thousand.-*.
It is guaran
f teed to
st re nj then
eyes 50 ?i in
one week's
time in many
instnnees. Often
entirely docs
aw?y with class
es: quiekly re
lieves inflammation, achins. itching. burninc
tired. workstmined. watery eyes: Not a secret
Temedy. Absolutely harmless, formula o.n every
package. See Doctor's announcement soon to
'? appear in this paper. Bon-Op to prescription illk-ii
by C. H. Oriest & < V>. and oilier druggist ?*.
Bon-Op^
^iren^then^
Eyesight
Home
Hospital
Travelling Bag
Nursery
Keep them well supplied at all times with the best Acci
dent and Emergency needs from the big- stocks at all of
dtit stores. You will find the thing you need, in a quality
that will more than satisfy you at a price entirely reason
ible. Fill those needs today. .
Cottons
Bandages
Plasters
Liniments
Rubber Goods
SINGLE BOTTLE
OF NERV-WORTH
BROUGHT ANSWER
2ANE STREET"MAJ\rS STATEMENT
CONTAINS TELLING FACTS.
"The 8e6t Medlcinc I Ever Took" is
the Way Mr. H. C. Hunter Puts
It. At the Time He Lived
at 174 Zane Street.
"I have been having stomach trouble.
I think ii was nervous indigestion. I
whs wrv nervous Hid not si ???*!> well.
I'oor appetite. Worn out feeiini:. :N'u
ambition. Tired in the mo.rninn wlnn
I'd tfei up. This condition has been of
one year's standini:. L>ociored some,
taken lots of medicine, but got very
little relief. I llnully was persuaded
10 trv Nerv Worth and ONE MOTTLE
UUoicHT THE ANSWER. I'm bet
ter iill arounil. Sleep well, appetite
yood. nervonsne-s about all iroite and
1 want to say Nerv-Worih is the be?t
medicine I've ever taken. I yite Nen
Wurth i lie credit ol reacliiuu mv case.
?II. C. W'NTEIl."
171 Zane street.
l'aer's I'liarmacy .-ells Nerv-Worth
a! . Wheelinu atui hands your dollar
back if this Famous Family Tonic
does not benefit your child or your
self. Ask for the new Nerv-Worth
Laxative Tablets. i.'."ic a box. Wonder
fully cood for liver and bowel< Espe
c.ially valuable in connection with
Nerv-Worth. the ionic.
Nerv-Worth is also sold at Miicro
Junction by Moore Mros. : Marlins
Ferry by Ualston ?v I'arker; St.
Clairsville by I'aiier.-oti .v Sons;
1 i i rilesv i I le b\ 1 1 illers 1 li os. : Cameron
bv I'aiii'-ion Dm;; Co.: Si.-jetsvillo by
C. 15. I 'isf| ue ; New Mart in.-ville by
!1 lornbrook's l?rus Store; Moundsville
by J. II. I Seam Uriu <"o.
t; It t i ..: !..>,?! -, ...l
true ih. t :ui. .1 Sir>t ??. ill-" > lioitM
n..| ask i.. I .(in. I. >.w. I a a. I l"?- -r.il. I.
A lii>-ri.?an cil l.'.eit*.
Rlgul Examination.
Tilt- ? Nam in.-it i>>ii wa> ill. in. -si lijil
i ver held ill ilo- i - 1 1 \ . il.-. !a r< d coart
? ?I'U.'ials. I.i v.. i- <?.'?liiillel.il !.y C.ilirl
K\ iiuii.-r II. c i :. il'. ? ? 1 1< ? I " i ' i ~ i ? i fir '?
office, with .India Payt'Mi :>i. -;idiiis.
There w. re seln-dul. d for ? x.iiniiia
i ion. lail only '.'."i were examined. S>-\ -ral
w.iv I'liiniiiai.il )>eeai:se ill- ir ?\iin ?-s.s
failed o> appear. ami the ? r
ii'hii :ili? ii.h \v i- nit- rr.'jjai.-d. All of
Hi.- [uisse *. Tli?-I?* :iji|?iieiiii?.ns r
f?>rwardeil t.. Wasti;'>u!..|i |ji v t i? i ;; It t . ,ie l
if ;i|iprov.-.| 1 1 1. - ? vil! t Me-ir litial
papers of rit !*/.? n>lr |> ? ti d i. .-."irs. < f
I line.
Those will. W.-fe ??xalllill' ll \ e>t? rdlV
in. I i.J.'tl .ili.-lis t." : ? ? ? t ? t s-v-'ti .-rtiltit rt"s.
Til. IV \vt re . - . S ? t Ais'- ian-. tiuv. ,:m>
si .in.*.-. live Itaiiutv. : i- 1*. ? ? 'furl.*:, three
englishmen. ? ?n?- I l.dlan.l. r it'.d tlir.-n
Former State Treasurer, Bel
mont County Man, to Lead
P a r t v 0 r gan iza t ion Wo r k .
at l>.-"?:. h |. Tj,? <vr.
IIFS, (j . Mav " N.i:.:::;^
fotnter St.jie Tre;?>un r K. W.. A.c'icr.
forme!', til |>i It, im; ounty. -? neral
extcuiiv" secreiary ir. eharie ...i state
organization work Charles E. Hard.
I'orisiiiotiih. assistant fern tary. anil
Colon el William Cooper i'rociur. Ct"i
cinnaH. chairman of a linaisc ? com
mittee of bis own .-eleeiion. 'he sub
committee if nine of ill- . I i ? j ublican
state advisory coniuiiitee toi|;:y laid
the groundwork lot a state .; ? !? .01
eanixat ion.
Archer and Hard will be sivct; a lar
ger lieadquai' 'iei s staff. incPtdhm a
publicity division, whose immediate
task will l>e to form :n > \>-ry county
active co-operat inu eommittees.
|). i). .Morrow. IIiil<boro. ciiait matt
of the state central committee, i< Vice
cbait ii.an both of ihe advisory coin
inittee of liftv and ;ln? subcouimi"
<if nine. Tlie 1 bainuan cf t't two
committees is Senator War: *11 H
Hardinu, the appointed .? n?| r< . o^nUed
lteati of the Kejuihije;.,. niaeii'ttery in
! >h i??.
MOUNQSVILLE SWAMPS
Normal School Team Easy Pickin' for
M< utul Citv Batsmen ? Pinal
Sccrc 15-1.
Ali.'Ilni \ ili. '> s?_-l:< *? ?! Ii.-iisill'-n
f ? I ;i \ i I,., , in v. i'Ii t livery of ::.-n
? i it. i ? il l' r '??! ii. I ' i :!? i-.i'jit N->rin.:l
i nill''. y.steiday, ;>ml \vi?? i, 111. snioUi- i.f
the I ? : t > 1 1 ? li.nl -? I :il'|.'|- : 1 1 ?? Ion.;
?i i ii?- ilium.:':- of -lUory t lt? ? tinal scorw
was I :<? i. I i riiinti: ..Vorinal. oonsid
| ?? c? ?? I I*} il<>;.. >.(? i - :>?-? ill. l.iesl team in
, ? ji f rji ? W<\-i \ ii ^ ii 11; 1 1.-? 1 1 iwi-n heai.ii.
Ha;. iv.irled ?'???? Mihi'mIsx ii!<- yesl- rday
I anil li'-'il i ii?- ,\ i .1 n -i i it ? i.i tin-. scat
| t ?? ri-i i I.i n u l?'S. S. ni >.?:
i:. if. K.
| Kairmont I 1
, .Monmlsv ill. . .. I.'. I.' 1
I i'a i t.ri'.s. It-iiii.'i and \\" Jii i ?? . Kay
j and I, .i.-s, ,
AMATEUR NOTES
'I'll' til-' ?-?Mil!. of t I Kim IllC'till ?
i<-ainii- 1. 1 ili. V.'li". lint: Mold ;iii?l KoUil
! dry <?? nil f ?:i-ii \ was |?l.*? >*???! mi (In- ne w ly
1 : > ill ntii .i >i n | ?:? n> i; rounds. anil resulted
in a vil li. ry I". ?r 1 1 ? Triangles over III*
T-?-Miiar.- liiin. il. Tin- tfn ?ii?- ran I'm*
? I'- v.'ii innings anil i-o Au It <"11 in a final
SCi'l-i- . lu 1.
Musty was tin- star performe i- of tlio
I >lav, his inning at.il. Icis<- running briiifr
j ins: :i. I '? t!i>- Tria tide's runs.
I Si-in.. i.v itniinvs: l{. II. K.
| Triaim l> . . . " a 11 ?' a I "17 1
i T-snii.-ir.--i . ! " I?--.' 0 (i
Hat'et ii .I'll and S|n in ? I< ? niiedv
ami \Tu.-:;
| Th' s* ? -< ? 1 1 . 1 u ; 1 1 1 ? - of th-- s< asnM will
II*.- jii?: y I Krtd'iy .-v> nintc l ie I ivi-i-n i he
I T-5?i|n.-ir' y ami lit*- n.-vvly organ food
j 1 1 1 1 ii ?rn i r i rls' H am.
Th* Ki'iith Si.!.- .Ml-Si/trs chalb-nco
any IT ?r I ??->?<?:< r-ol-l (.-am m tin- ulilo
vaili-y for kjiIh*- Sunday. .May 'S. Med
[Minus. Silver Star". Virmnia lndej?oi!d
I >-tii?i. Mi. i ?s.- I'm.' nr any other fast
iainat'iir i^ani. l-'??i* further arrant;
im-nts ? -:< 1 1 ntt National i>li> >n*>
! anil ask fur Haul. Tlio following play
1 i-rs arc In r- iii't i 1"? ? r prael !<???: Nolto.
Il.'ll.-r, I Int-i '?!<? ??. Kill fn< -r, !\d?do. Kreu.se.
1 1 ilili-ln anil. Sohu!. > ? i H . Hounds.
EX-OAMBIEE NOW SPINS THE
WTKEET. IN PAMOUS
DRAMA, "EXPEKEENCE"
lli.w !.-.i i. .-disni is demanded i>n the
stage tmiay is instanced l>y the fact that
! in "K\|.i rii :u-'-. ' Ui<- famous 'tonrge V.
Illnliari niiii'aliiy play sunn to l><- so*:n
i for tlii- tirst ii in this city, it was
j thought ti'-i-i-ssa rv to engage a real roll
I lotto i-roupi. i- to hamil.- liio big scene
| in "Thi- t'orriilors of Chanco." as tho
program <1 ? L>'crih.-s thi- rambling inci
dent. And pi'ol.a l?ly f? w of thosn who
ha v. s'-.-n I his \vi.|n|i-rful play flurinp
its l"tn; runs in \>-?- York. Chicago,
.ftostnii ami I 'lnlacji-lphin hav known
that !h" coipiiloiit K'-nll'-ninn who spins
ih<' i\i..ry hall so n.'ti'-halatuly ami rale* s
in ;ii- chips of tin- losers is in rwility
nn<> of th'- hi-st known croupiers in th^
worhl.
His naino is Thomas Mack. h'> weighs
25'^ pouinls: ho is a') yoarx ohl, l>ut
ilocsti't look it. and In- ha.s gambled all
ovor the world for the p:ust thir.y
yoars. Now ho says ho has laki-n th>
I'iKiC'-s t yanildiiiK chatici. lir. ,.v.-r loot;
in his life by liecotnitm an actor ? and
he hns won l?ooauso Ik- has "rtiade Ri-io.l"
and carries off the liijf uainhlniK :.e.-iie
with just I ho riKht draniatio touch wli.-u
Vouth. a I'tor winnitic ainiil tin* Kav
crowd of pleasure s?ookors. linally -loses
his last dollar and is turned from llie
primrose path by the suicide of de
spair.
WALTER BEE IS
11 WORK HERE
! harry hill the first v.ct.m
! NABBED BY CHI^ ?EPRUT
! prohibition officer.
? Arrest Declared to Have Been Made
! on Evidence of Sales? Quiet
Prevails in Wet Circles.
i I k-ijui v Commissioner ol I lohibi
lion J Waller
on the job h'.'i
raided a house in W Vs' 1 ' , r. -l- il
opposite Auditorium. .. ml
j lurry Hill on a T.'I . '| ;
ilu- prohibit ion lav. I'1 ? ||nbbs
apiM.ar.-H h.-.o,v :-<i?i. - K 1 <?? ??
in iii.. county jail ami m* , ?>? |
hi- a pi?i-;?r:? lor a In aim-.
Th,. of llili. i' i> '
was not mailt' under tin m-w J)"'' .. I
a-inoiuli" aiii*ndnien< . ,.vj. I
(-omnitssioner I'.ee claim- to '? *
0, tiv,. sales aira.nsi 11 ill. ,
win, in- :.pi.n.a<h of iii,.
conn praiid jury -N m'a ;1'
mind Slates sninil jui> si m ? I
session lu re. Urn tlevehipment ?- nl tb^ l
i) ? ? \i two or i liree d.t>> ?" ? '
v. it'll no little i m en1- -i . No anm* i ? ; ;
is forthcoming as to ill I- n-?? ,
,M time v'oininissioner 1-ee \\il a - ? I
in i lie prohibition enforcement in j
Wheeling. ..tiers!
I To the casual obsonei. I1'"; ,
! which are said to have house, spe. k
tf.VWS.'? - rt
Moniulsvill- where llie cii> poliu |
made two aiT'-sts > e.-|et < I ?? > . . .. ;
: Notwithstanding the apparent noi h
, joins: " situation. detect ives who
been connected will, lb" I""1,"
bit ion enlom ineni last injs i
, iatv.l that there were sale.- m.nb .n
t W.ollt V-nlle honse-i ill tile l.ilj \ l S .. I
; ,l '.Vii mien-slim: i.-pori was out last
veiling IO 'be effec! lliat deteCti. >
With a legal repre^.-ntaine "I 'b*
?\nt i-Saloon l^aum* within in I ? ? _
iVw weeks hav, visited ami secured
i -n trance to a number ol >peakeas e.
where, it is said, drinks were p r
chased bv l he d-teclives in the pics
cure of the Anii-Saloon league mall.
OVATION FOR FRENCH
(Continued fr?m rirst Pa^e.)
: :?.rau until Hie !"?-? moment.
with ol'tiei:^ and saying An ?..n
lust at o'elock the train hej..in
move, the crowd ? auatn ami
t |\e 'Frenchmen on th" obs. i \ ',mr
i plat form waved their hats un il tin
j disappeared 111 t lie dlSUIRO.
Received in. House.
i w as u i N' ;*r? ? v. \i?> 'i he 1
I ,?i- fii Wsis !? ? ? iv 'i ? ii 1
1.?|, v Will, r..ar> .?! e.u-rs ami
i;;."s ..I Viva I.. Kranr." iron. Ui?
??? ii"- ;'n-d
liv. ,.".1 M stirri.m si-e.-h m l-Vem-U. and
I M l! <h.il JefTre Ol ri-s|M?ns- lu J.1
.i, I,,;.!.siraii..i? s.-H.i "Thank you nnd
I wavms: Ins iiait'l a I loin. >huill
?"?n hand, will; ,h?
. in. iiil.-rs. a !)? I :>s l:.-pr. s.-iiiativ- ?' un
? it. I :.ali'.i i ii pa ss.-.l .lev. n l,."\ |
\ i\ lam. l.m.linK j ? AV,
S. v. ral tin I.- -Irl':. s-.m- yf t y !
t..rs ..f m.-inlii-rs, wore ktss.-.t upon tl" .
. ti.'i-ks l.v .\iarsliat .loffr.*. _ ??,i
\|. cImVs of Marshal .Intir. s stafS and
' ?li.iinl.run. i;r.-at uran.l.sen
;.f i ..?'..nil Lafay-tlo. lined
i,, front ?>t" th" rostrum Applause
?mil rl|."TiHK histeil lllnre than live in in- I
?U. S. Wli. n quiet rciRn-vl a?:un Sponger
i-tarU imri.ilu.-fd M. Vivlanl. who said
I '"-NVv.t shall 1 forffct til" ??'^Innia
i i i..ii< ..r Hi- Ani.-rlt-nn people If 1 c ?
ii.. i thank \*ou ade<itiately it is not |)l
Vir prut Had'- - lackinp. Mil -e
, th.- words to . \|.r. ss H an- oisuL-j
' ??\vi. f.-.-l thai \our sympathy
1 . niloisiasiu- assistance ???me not j
;.,.K from v our beans, bin irom Uu,
j^liousv wliieli y."i hav.. for y.nir o?
.,,,.1- \\".- hav.. seen that j'"" lubill i
iio: only tin- i.blipation -l
i?.?or. hut all at on.-, w. bruo n un
, ,M i , s .?liarinom ml i n. O t ?.
th.- A ni.'i lean soul W le n
m. "ts' an Mn. ri. an h- n^pr-'
t ,,-al man. iiviim f-r th.- :i,t?irs ^b
III.- I. II! at iii-- sane- nme "n.- <Iis>.o\ i .
th.' An.- riean soul th.; f. .;sh...;ss an;
' V,.. viva. it of a iv w IH-. str. n-,'11
' vlii. h Vom.'s from -be il- voiiot. <?. ;
ji,,.,.,!. Ami so in that A,n?r,;;?,,tl^u|l^;;i
iliiv.. liffot'.' UX I I'' tiaraii.-x "I tin .on
; . f th- J.ra.li.-al ail. I the aK-nl.
i Tb.-i ?? is a pn rail* I 1- tW.-. n your
'and ours. ; nvin. i
| -You. 1 i k ? ? ourselves, cairj th. ni.m
,1,1.. ..f n froo p...pl- to maintain
' ii|. -a Is. to r-xchamie .-. rt.mi opini.Mi,,
I r.l in- tiv I r.'iii.-u*l?us ;.|..bl.nia f
' our i wo iiiit i?>ns nuo ? ? 1 . .
V, iVi-* an absolut- monar.-ii who so-ks
. .i?ili..r< i.. ilo his u ill. When
V'f.' w .lays aco'th- p. ople of i he nation I
. i ti.\ .??ill to arms, that man who.
, *s:t w linn 1-ai'lnp t nu,i ' l'! ' Vi'a i V." !
inning to tits sill. J> -el s, > 'j <?f. j
I -7f vour national h-m. | .oerp- \\ ash ?
I w-ir..!:";!"" "t* "LVfr j
J ?"?' a,s0
\ uvhV-nH-n,.' f-r mlvr t.f!
i 1 1 * i V* ? ? <worn tiv ' .
llh-athh-ls of thos.- ":lv;;<Vni '".'on,
't- has I....MI sworn 1>\ ewr.s lo\.r
j f, |..iii from the cradle to l
Xearlv all tho iii. inbfi s had P" I
.he member, of th" mission when ''<P
' r.-sentatlve Mann, with It. presemat ! vo '
? tl inlilii on liis arm. passed *' h '
i ,,e,V.l " rs of Marshal .toiYre s slaff fcn. h
\l&- Ml- rianHln's lmjl ?"?' """'I
M.r- \
rim mbruii lb
rheorlng reached the proportions of a
?""Ambassador .Jusserand w^ Jntroduc
j <>il nnd spok?* iti I**11. *'*? si?1?> l|V !
I "If two tlictl who ll'l \ * .
,'V, h Irh' Heorge Washington nnd
S.la" f" T n fli vet t e . o.lld b- here th-V I
ll,,,n?VlLv -\Ve thank von.' The iiellnn.
t h'at hns been taken hy tlv
ns touched the people of 1- ranee v er>
.{. ..plv, I can assure you 1- or ? hj t j
j Franco In former years did .nr the
TO RELIEVE CATARRHAL
DEAFNESS AND HEAD
NOISES
J l" you hnv Oaiarrluil ivjuwss
or iH'firl iioisi-s U" i" y?.?ur ilnis
msi and jfft ' nuiii'i' ..1 I'Jinnint
iduiihl.- .strength), ami n > 1 < I I" it
?ijiiut i>i' hot water ami I ??uncvs
:?!' KraiiUliit* il sw?ar. Take 1
lablt'spoonlul lour linn s a ilav.
Tli is will ni'. n lirin? quirk v> -
1 i?- f I'rniii th- ilisipoji.siiiK In-nd
ii'ilsos. CI"uk<hI nostrils should
? i ><-i i . l?r?alhiiiir li'X'niiip i-asy anil
ih?' mucus st up ilmiqiitiK in' ?
Hi- throat. It Is easy ? ?? prepare,
costs little uml is pleasant to
take. Any <"'iu% wlu> has t'atarrh
til I >"a lti"ss or hf-afl noises
should give this prescript ion a
tri:il. .
Docs Your Complexion Barometer
Register Fair or Cloudy?
If you are well, it registers "fair." If
you are below par? if for example,
constipation forces you to depend
periodically on drugs and physics, it is
very likely to register "cloudy."
Nujol helps keep you free from con
stipation and from the laxative habit
as well. It does not upset the ordinary
processes of digestion and assimilation.
It does not irritate, but by internal
lubrication facilitates normal move*
ments. In this way it promotes true
health, the only sure foundation of a
good complexion.
As Nujol is not a physic but a lubricant,
if does not gripe or upset the system.
Being tasteless, it is not unpleasant to
take.
The Standard Oil Company (New
Jersey) has used its world-wide re
sources in producing Nujol ar .?! its
reputation is behind the product.
Nujoi is the only remedy for constipation
we manufacture. The genuine sold only in
pint bottles bearing Nujol trade-mark.
AH bottles filled at our Nujo; plant, abso
lutely modern and sanitary.
if rite toaax for an instructive h"oktet
on iSujoi and its uses,
\ ( X\ STANDARD Oil COMPANY 7T) J
\yM Bayonoe iNen .New Jersey V*-' J
'Jig' ? _ .
Pnited States she expected no recom
pense but your friendship, find 1'rnnc-"*
has It. You are now taking' part in the
liuht for liberty."
WILL ORGANfZE
(Cioatinucct from First Pag"e.)
they win render. Creation of the rc
sitvc, he said, would lift a burden from
the shoulders or government officials
and give volunteers a chance to bo of
real csrvlce.
Tlu> defense council today gave the
governors and stale representatives an
outline of a pros ram for state assist
ance to t h>- federal government in t li?
conduct of t lie war. They wc|-<- Jj *l?l
that ih" slate defense councils could no
these things: I'rotnote patriotic spirit
and educate the people the magttitud
of the tusk ahead: and in recruiting i h ?
National iiuard; assist in carrying "iii
I he enrollment for the new nrm\ and
in determining exemptions from draft;
maintain labor standards; establish la
bor clearing houses . assist hi getting
workers t<> use their "broken time" on
the farms: assist in gelling idle irc.n
and boys to ti farms;- afford fa- iliti. *
iii aiding tile government to collect rev
enues: help float the liberty loan: or
ganise cintral food production eomniit
lees to work with ih<- stale def-nsc
couneils; supply their own food re.jiiir?
nieiits wherever possible, and r^duco
wast.- iu i he home.
The state councils weve asked to in
duce older and more responsible no-n
enter military training cumps, as tin 11
going to the tirst camps probably will
he advanced in grade in the near future-.
.Members of the federal council's or
ganization outlined at length to the ^,h ?
etnors steps the government is taking
to put i lie country in a state of
prepay dness.
Yale's Request Denied.
Ni-:\V IIAVKX. ntiii., May 3. --The
war department. it became known here
to-day has denied the remiest "f the
Vale I'niversity am liorit i?-s that the
Vale battery be sent to Korl Sill as a
corps for the purpose of training its
members for commissions in the army.
The war department's decision is made
known iti a letter from Adjutant Ueneral
II. P. Mci 'aln lo i 'onirressniati .lohn
Tllson. of this city, stating that t lie pr>>
liosal does not fit in with the plan which
the war department feels obliged to car
ry out. The letter in pari says
"The Yale students who are old
enough to he admitted to the training
cam [is which begin .May can serve
the country best by attending those
camps and perfecting themselves so, as
to become officers of the greatly ex
panded field artillery . It- would be a
mistake to have all those men in on?
small unit when the country is badly
lu need of officers for -IS regiments of
field artillery."
For Daylight Savin*.
TV*ASH1N?:T< in.. May -I 'ayligbt sav
ing as a war measure was indorsed to
day before the senate interstate eoni
metye committee by a delegation of
manufacturers and business men. Sena
tor fabler's bill will he referred to ;l
sub-committee for further consideration. |
A majority of the citizens of lietroit. i
where the plan has been la operation a j
STUBBORN ECZEMA
HEALED BY AM,1
The New Discovery for the Relief |
and Cure for Chronic Skin
Diseases.
\Ve are dally jiving h-tturs of
praise from- people who have been cured j
l?y Aniolox Many of them te|| how, -for;
years, they have tried different remedies j
and doctors in the vain effort to llnd re- i
lief. Some become discouraged and lose !
all hope of ever bei ml cured (?; i; Kris- j
bee. 1ST Sycamore St.. Ma'tisliepl, ? >., j
writes: "Our baby's face was covered t
with eczema scab- ;. sor.-s and scabs I
She was a pitiable sight. We tried '
everything. Took her to i'lttsbiirgh doc- '
tors, but were unab'.e i.i hud an\ r.-lief i
until we used Aniolox. It cured her !
within a short time "
Amolox < lintiiK-ut alone uill ?psiikl-i,
Vianish pimples, blackheads, and ta.-.j - . ii t ]
all redness of the skin and eo.r.. most ?
forms of skin disease Had. ch? oe.c cases j
of Kczetrsa. psoriasis. Tetter, thai have '
lasted fop years', yield more <;uickiy I
when both ?dntnien' and li<|ind are used ;
Trial size r.Oc. ?' II i litest ,v f'o. IIP.' j
Market St.. Wheeling, AW Va.. guarantee :
Aniolox. and will refund the money if it I
falls lo give sal isfacl ion.
Send postal for free sample lo Aniolox
| laboratories, Vonngsiown. Ohio.
I yc.ir ar* satisfied withlllie experime nt,
, Ceorge Remind. of thai city. told the
i ?-otini! itti-.-. That I ho plan has speeded
lip factory production aii'l I'f-cn of much
I physical benefit to employes was stated
j J.y's. II Colgate. X.-w Vork soup nianu
I fact ii
1 Kxira time the plan would give for
I home Kfi t'aion j ttfsr was an argument ad
I vancd hy W. II. Sibley. ol the Rophes
! i -r. X. v". chamber of commerve and I-;, i
! I;. Wily.. a, of Host. in. rcjiresoi't itiit tlx: .
National Association of <"otton Man u fay- <
: tun-rs. i
Boost in BscruitLng:.
I TVASIIiXHToX. May ?:!. ? Regular i
'army recruiting again showed good re- '
suits yesterday with a total of U. '!'?"> !????.? n i
accepfotl. making ?? r. . r? } o brought into the
service since April 1st. 'I'h <? war do- ;
partment bulletin lo-day gives lVnnsyl- J
\.?nia leading place lot- yesterday with j
! men. against Itos for Illinois.
Moro Pay in Navy. . .
'? AVASHIXHThX. May 3. ? A fifteen]
dollar increase in the pay of all the en
] listed men of the navy during the war |
was agreed upon to-day hy the house 1
naval romrnitteo. As an amendment to
the naval hill, it equalizes the enlisted
? pay of the army and the navy. j
Get 15.000 Shipbuilders.
j XVASIIIX'ITi ?.\. May ? In announe- |
? ing to-night that department of labor |
? employment agencies throughout the ;
..??? untry had registered l.'.Cini .skilled j
I shipbuilders for iwork on the gro<it j
, woi.de n no-reliant fleet. Secretary Wil- ;
' M.i! said tins achievement was "only a;
| minor .step in the nation-wide niohilista- j
. in. ii of labor" proposed by the adniinis- :
i ration as a war measure. He made a I
plea fur popular support and co-opera- j
lion ami for a larger congressional ap- [
propria! ion for mobilization work.
"Organization of the man power of J
our v:tal industries at home Is Just as i
necessary in this war as the proper dls- [
triliution and use of our man power at.
I he front." said the secretarj1. "The!
work is building up every day and every |
day the department is locating new j
points to which labor must be diverted !
j in order to avoid waste."
May Tra.nsfer Prisoner*.
XV A SI 1 IXOToX. May 3. ? Transfer to
| this country of Ormati war prisoners
in Rngland and V ranee so those coun
! t ries may be relieved of their feeding. ?
; was proposed in a resolution introduced
I to-day by Senator Hale, of Maine, and !
| referred to the foreign relations com- |
! mittee without debate. It proposed an
j appropriation of $1. "00.0(10 for the pur
j
CAPITAL NEWS
j CTTAm/RSTOX. XV. Vn.. May 3.?
| Health officers of every county in the
! state, lis well as those oi* the mtinicipall
I tl"s which maintain such an official.
| have been asked to attend a meeting in
j ? 'hnrleston. Wednesday, May -9. That
| this will he made the most Important
i conference of the kind ever held in West
! X'irplnia is the declaration of T>r. S. Tj.
| .l. psoii. slate health commissioner, and
I Or. W. XV. dolden. president of the
| state health council.
[ Tnf.! utile paralysis will lie the subject
! for dis.ussion during, the greater part [
| of the day." Health authorities have ex
pre>..scd a fear tilat there will he an epi
demic of this disorder in West Virginia
this .summer and that It will require co
operation of the health officers as well
as the other physicians.
i! >vertii.r t'ornweil will adress the1
I meeting. ;,,u| .iniong other prominent'
health specia lists scheduled to speak1
are: Ors. iIoMen, <\ K. Weiricli, Jcpson. |
j W. T. II. njihaw and L. 0. Rose.
An examination Is being conducted!
her. lfv the bortrJ of examiners of pub- ;
lie accouirtants for six applicants fori
liens.- tu practice the profession of,
pub ie ace. mining. The class is com-,
p.* 'S. d of | ? m. Mai-Cuicheon. >>f I'oluin-,
litis, i ?h i? ? : l-M ward I". Diehl and William ;
I". Xinoldiw.ilf fe. of Wheeling: S. C. |
Hoard, of l-'airnioiit ; .1. Frank ' Seibert. j
"f Marl Insburg; Moses I'. Morris, of
I Iimt intrton. The examining board is
eomie.se. I of |-'ranl< U. AlllOS. presided'. ;
>?!' I a i rui. nit : 1'iavid A. .layne. secretary, j
<>? i i.arl. - ton; U. S. I.etuoti. treasurer.
? * i I "ark'-rsburg.
A cert ideate of incorporation as Is-;
sued today by the secretary of slate to
lie ' "h:.! lesion Motor Sales company, of
i 'ha : 1- slo.i. which proposes to engage in.
Oi. automobile ami garage business. The
?nil !i"i'i::.-.l capital is $.".000. The incor- !
porators ale i |..i Faulkner. I.. A. Tin-'
? .,-r. 1,. \\ Hamilton. I!. II. Walk<*r and;
.lo'n: XX". I,..-, all of Charleston.
ReV. R. P Roll. i. I' IV. of Charleston. ?
| was lo.lav . ? I . . ? ? ? -. I tu s'detit ?>?' it - W
1 Virginia T!iimi...e Soci. ty. J. XV. Cra
1
!inni. i'liuimi newspaper man. was elect*
aviary.
At ili?- ????nciudintr session held here
it u.ms pl:i ti :??-<! t<> ?nrry out <ui aggres
sive campa ien ? ? I humanitat ianisin this
y>vir. Jn oli 1 1*1 welfare work the society
?.Mirks in conjunction with the slate
board ?it' control which has supervision
nvir the state humane home for chil
dren at Elkins.
Tlit* public service commission today
s.i Tuesday. May S. :;s tin* dale "for
hearing the petition of the railroad com
panies for permission lo put into im
iiit-tl i;t i ?? effect increase.) demurrage tar
iffs which wi'iv iil?-d sometime ag<<.
"r!i? ? roads \\i-j-r permitted to ille a
supplemental schedule providing for an
nmivaniv oi !."> per ???"?n I in general
1 1 - itrli i rat which will laconic effec
tive .1 nl> l. unless the. coin mission re
jects it.
Tit ommisison r?*:id<-r???I an opinion
in the ease of ? "it y .if lUueiield against,
tlv l!lueii.*Id Water Works and Improve
ment company, which has boon under
i-ni.siiiei:;i ion siive August. i y 14. Tlie
e.itiipanj is directed to cease the prac
tice of reiiuirinu consumers to construct
srvici- lines from its main t ? ? the curb
or property line and is permitted to In
crease the rates for water. An account-'
mg must be made after December .11 to
' t hi* commission showing the results rf
i ho new schedule.
IN ports received in the of I ice of the
state prohibition department indicate
th'.-u the now prohibitory laws which
are' generally recognized as having pone
into effect, have ooeassloncd the ar
rest of very few persons for v iolation?.
Telephone communication was had with
cities through the state, and so far a*
could be learned there have been very
few attempts to evade the provisions
of the act of the legislature which per
mits no one to carry more than one
quart of Intoxicating liquors Into the
state in any consecutive 30 day*.
In some quarters it is declared that
the new law has not gone. into effect,
having been passed by the legislature
last February fi. Tlio.v contend that
May C Is the date on which it should be
come operative.
On petition of the county court of
Kanawha county, an appeal was allowed
by the supreme court of appeals today
in the case of W. A. l.awson and others
.-igainst th<? county court. The county
court was enjoined by the common
pleas court front building a Loudon dis
trict road of a certain patented material
and the appeal is from the action of that
court. The hearing is set for May 8.
*A report was received by the pubUo
service commission from Vulcan. tell
Ine of Willie Kobinsnn falling under a
Norfolk & Western railroad train, los
ing both his logs. In the compensation,
department Commissioner Ott accepted
the following new subscribers to the
compensation fund:
The Ethyl Corporation, coal, of Clarka
burg: National Pwwer Construction
company, contractors, of West Union.
I .
Vigorous Men '
and Women are
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mangnificent offer to refund your
money on the first box purchased it
Wendell's Ambition Pills do not pat
your entire system in fine condition
and give you the energy and vigor you
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cheeks and the right sparkle that de
notes perfect manhood and woman
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Wendell's Ambition Pills, the great
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headaches, neuralgia, restlessness,
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Be sure and get a 50 cent box today
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where are authorized, to guarantee
them. Mail orders filled, charges pre*
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