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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-02
DRAWS OUT POISON
Marvellous Antiseptic That Draws
Glass. Wood and Needles
From the Flesh.

There never was known such a
powerful drawing ointment as san
Cura. Wherever lt has been used d.
has created asf0ni-hmnuf. D. drew "a
needle ont ~ the foot of the daughter
~ Mrs James ~iI'rhcycE. OF Center
vile. Pa, after fkc doctor bad used
his lance and failed
Nothing so healing or a|ufeau'ic can
be- purchased f1 day. Dr. p-1saeases sY
much healing virtue 'haf If ID. guarau.
teed bg Chas o. Goethe a. CO.. 30
Twelfth street. and WII NnnkcmoIIar.
1920 EDf street.. f0 ql.osIg cure any
kIrd ~ piles. eczema. feffrr. .aIf
rhcum. hoi.s. c~arhlu,.aa. ulcers. 900
kinds OF chronic Sores. rh.IbIa.us and
chapprd hands. nr mDrrs back
lfs % mighty handy remedy f1 have
in fhe house In currsrus.rs such as
bruisor. burns cuts Dr araIls. because
Dr. Kills tho pain frafarfI. ifa 70
medicine chest lr itself 70 little
family physician That Ia rerr boo do
mand 2-c and .0c "a I1r or rfae %
G0efzs = Co.. 90 TRrfrn street and
VIII NrrtcmeIer 1920 EoT afrra,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-02
PATHFINDER
For the Second Annual Four-States
Tour Arrives Here-looal
Route Changed.

The Great Western pathfinder FOR
the second annual indiana Four-States
Tour 81 tho Indiana Automobile Man
U~faCturers' Association arrived here
at 4 .. m. o'clock yesterday. The car
Is accompanied by W. II. E%denburn. Of
the Remy Electric Company. Anderson.
Ind. official pathfinder. r.. Mack Nor
ris. general manager Of the Great
Western Automobile Company. Peru.
Ind. e. director - thu association. and
r.. IaMan is the driver.
The pathfinder party LEFT Induanap-
olis az 7 o. M. April 25. and the
s~p'ednmct'r reads Ja,.5 miles. The
pathfinder was sent away from the
Hoosirr metropolis hy Governor Mar
shall. Mayor shank. 90 Indianapolis.
D. :. Neuas0n 81 the American Motors
Company. chairman 81 the Tours Com
mittr-. vs.. = GiIbrtath. Secretary %
th" ~ilOOsi.r Motor club. u Il. Nc
Clur.. Secretary % tho Commercial
club. and J. M. Ward 81 tho Wavsrly
COMPANY. secretary 81 the l. g.. VI. a.
TIN. -Four States Tour will reach
bis city July ~ 90 . %. M. night stop.
.hc Tour Will leave Indianapolis July
e. 1919.
To. rathaudlug party reports that
600 roads have ben fair dirt roads al
most impossible. pixies nn..
This Is tne Object Df the second an
nua' Indiana Tour-Stat.s tour con-
Quoted hE th. Indiana Automobile
alsrufarflr.rs' Association
% second annual Indiana -Four
states tour VIII lsHv. Indianapolis
under tho present tentative plans ~
fh. ] A. M 4. ON July %. and for six
Teen afss the r1'alcade OF motor
driven vehicles Will Boo an example ~
I%r..arl7 Industry. The tour viii close
on Jgi. o.
Tho route laid out. subject 'o change
go fI. discretion % DO. tours commit
'... wil take 300 Do following cities
boz Indiana.
N'HI e.IIfe. Eokomo. Peru. wabash
iI .rf'rrf"u. &c. Wayne. J~.ntraoutIfr
So m".r. Columbus. Franklin and I1.
HIHrfT..Ia IU ohio Van Vert. Lima.
Upton. fYsfYrIH. Fremont. HIrrruH.
Mansfield. Wooster. NsaaIIar Akron
anton. Sf.I..utI Ts. t4m.rIfr.
Z s.I|I. %tuHfa. Lancaster. fIr.I..
|.. Na.HirrfHr &" &c.. ThWI.ufrr
Port mouth frI fr.rfrr boo West sir.
tfIH Wheeling fuI UU|rfIrrfur. Dol
h'H'l.E. N~sfsr.1s. Paris. W.r,hse.
f.r. V.rrf.r. Transient. sn.IH.lII.
HrI I.lIH.If..
I..aH.a rf OBJ. bad rrrH.tfI.r o,
como roads. Hrd THROUGH fha recon-.
W'rIffi"n o. d.. A. Wrsfmrrsr Of tho
''fi" Vale. Auto club. fIa rrrriffe.
Doe I.,.I.d fr chang. tho route and
instead NJ coming tfu f%arrrIflr and
Nf'IffrHI|I. fH come .Ia NrarI4n
1000 I'1.r chile f.fs This mnrrIrr af 2
.I'"H fr continue their journey
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-02
TEST OF MACHINES STRENGTH
WILL BE MADE IN PR.
MARY TO-DAY.
Every Effort Possible Being Made TO
Defeat Handlan-Republiean
Politicians In City.
Trout. W Va

When the news was waited 10 Sem
aior Clarence ". Watson. the Fair
mont coal baron. that Ohio county
would IN all probabilities elect ]. Il.
Handlan 70 McGraWito. congressional
delegate Boo became greatly excited
ln fact the special interests ropre.
sentative took an aerial flight and
hastily gathered DIS ~lcutcnauts
around him for % conference Rcaliz.
ing that 10 Haudlan Is elected at To-.
days primaries DO would Do 20 NrGrlw
victory. the Gold Dust Twin sent
'har'es Powell with DIS gum hsoIcd
shoes over hero Charles arrived yes
ferdIy morning Vifh the memorable
travelling bag that Doc fof.d to Charles.
ION. when tho senatorial fora was
aucfi0ned IN. and naturally Do became
a conspicuous figure among certain
Uomurrlfc politicians Tod4va cleo.
ton RiIl fnIl whether Charles travel
INK bag is stIll filled with The goods
necessary f0 brine tho taste OF vic
tori f0 fHn machine ff UHudl1u wins
~ VIII b. n NcGr1n victory. but DO }
s. Miller .- nominated then tho steam
roller 0f fhr Democratic state machine
engineered hs Watson and Chiffon.
VIII have again scored 70 victory
Strong McCrsw county
Ohio county BIAS always been "a
strong MrEraW county. bur then
things suddenly change these days e.
p%ecIaIiy when The Cold Dust Twins"
representative arc ru Tho ground.
They delivered tho goods with the aid
uf fhr hank roll 7f CharIoFton and OK.
poet f0 turn fHn trick several more
Times throughout tua state before tho
election comes f0 % close Ohio cCun-
fv Democrats voted against tho ma.
chine af Charleston and have always
h0asicd thar they ore not nor viii not
ha mad tools OF bv Watson and chill
tom Results of fo days primary win
answer This
Tho ono Charles Powell o. o. under
F'o0f VAS kept pretty busy last oven.
inr fvirg things for Mr. Miller to
win The fountain pen and check
hook. a'.houeh l LITTLE fatfrrlI ar.
stIl capable 90 slusuing out tbc coin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-02

AEAI 10 WnnM-
geston. Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Sour-
ness, Classy Feeling and Bmousnesa-
CASIAPEPSlN TABLETS contain
no opium. calomel or poisonous min
eral substance. and can be safely ad.
ministered 10 the aged as well as 10
children. without risk or discomfort
II will sweeten your sour. gassv
stomach in less than i've minutes. II
restores the natural functions OF the
bowels. Your food does not lie like a
lump OF lead in your stomach. your
breath Is sweetened. heaviness i'm the
head and headaches disappear. nau-
sea and dizziness are unknown
Go 20 your druggist today and get n
box OF Maclean's Cascapepsin. Keen
10 In The house az all times. Carrv
three or four tablets when you 20 to
work.
Don't feel that there IS no helm for
you. Thousands Of chronic cases have
been permanently cured by this mar.
velOus remedy These include suffer.
ers from Soul or sick stomach. hic-
coughing and bclching. gas on stom-
aCh and bowels. trouble for eating or
drinking too much rich food. etc
headache caused BY disOrdered stom.
ach. Eleeplessness. nervousness and
upset feeling after being up late the
uight before. Maclean'a C~ascapepsin
will brace up men suffering from
drinking alcoholic beverages. excess.
I've SMOKING. or an upset stomach
from any ether cause.
soc az ali druggists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-02
For Satisfactory
Concrete Work, Call
THE c. 3. KIMBERLY CO.,
Onice Schmulbach Building.
Both Phones.
Personals and Briefs.

Mrs. Elsie Hartnett returned ycster-
day TO her home at Greggsville. after a
Pa.
Charles Bates Is having a fine resi-
the Bethany pike.
a force OF men are employed filling
IN the alley tive WoOdsdale and the
Bethany pike.
William Beabout. OF Loring Place. has
accepted a position As conductor on tho
g. and +. q. Railroad.
charles Madden. or the G. and +. c..
X X Company. is moving his family
from Wheeling into the Mum resileDc.
at Wheeling Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Paul. OF Woods
dale, are spending several months VISIT
ing IN southern California.
Inc city and Elm Grove Railroad Co.
are putting In a new crossing at Woods
Mrs. p. Enoch was removed from the
North Wheeling Hospital to her home in
No"dlaWn yesterday. and Is recovering
e. nicely from an operation perform
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kline. OF Woods
dsIe, lett yesterday for an extended
visit To New York city.
John Gilbert. OF Greggsville. was a
business caller In Wheeling Yesterday -
Mort Terrel. Of Ronev's Point was
Saiting on friends at Edsewood yester-
J. VI. Waltz is having extensive re-
pairs MADE to the grounds around ne
home at Woodsdale. ~
Mcheen. or Pittsburgh. Is
spending "A Few days with Samuel Slim
son. Of near Roney's Point.
Edward Barnard moved his family
yesterday from Echo Point 20 the Laue
residence In WOOdsdale.
The members OF the Bows Brly,a. ~,
me Vance Memorial church OF Woods
Gale' attended the parade last evening
IN "A body.
George W. Dudley. % Elm Grove. was
CaIed 10 ClarksburE yesterday bv the
serious Illness Of his mother
AT5 Henrietta Harper is moving from
" Hrttlng 10 the Mitchell residence on
walnut avenue. WOodlawu.
Mrs Samuel Hlziett Will return 20
Her nome at kenwood place today after
an extended trip 20 Atlantic CIV ana
"tncr points IN the New England states
'lty and Elm Grove Railroad com
pahy are repairing and rais!n rthef-
tracks at G.enWood station on - -
tiouai road.
J. O. Hearne is having a new gate
erected ar TIE entrance % his home at
The George r. Taylor comps,y r,,. d,
new delivery truck that was seen on
ih" roads yesterday for the first ffr,.
huffman Quarter is moving hts family
rom henw"od place o. the Dewey urou-
erty at Echo Point.
J"fn Mueller is having a new moi
table placed in his place of business a.
ElEwOod AT
Mrs. George Chaurcy Dewey. 81 Echo
I'iut, and family left This week f,r
EnsIant. where they viii make their fu-
&c. B.. Hehrcns viii move from Loats.r.
wool o. the Asrn man property In
W ngasd1I" in the near future
me f~l1Fcrce '%riffentcu Home NJ tpe
= lifidFe las been remodeied and painted
ana presents u fine appearance
Percy Williams Will start "a dsf-y ..,-
near future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-02
WATSON-C
BACKING MILLER

lie Is being assisted by Senator ZiUi.
ken. Of Wellsburg. one Of the Watson
heutenants. Mr. ZiIlikon promised
'harlie that everything was all
right, so evidently they expect Mr..
Handlan 10 b" defeated today. Tho
friends 81 Mr. Handlan who learned
or the dirty tactics that are being used
against him are very much up I'm the
air and some of the things they are
saying about the Gold Dust brigade
would not look good in print.
Throughout he state the RopubfL
can party is becoming stronger united
and am confident that the partv viii
win "a sweeping victory af Tho polIs
next election. thus smoke Hon
S'euart = Reed. secretary of state
who is n candidate for reelection a.
The Mcclure last evening Mr.. Reed
has during the past several weaks
travelled throughout n great norton
OF the state and is well vcraed In the
political situation.
lie stated that his many friends
have given him much encpuropemart
and Doc feels confident OF being 70.
nominated and reelected to fbo posi
ton Do now holds. Fractional diror.
cncos nav" been buried by tho re.
publican party Boo fhr sections whore
fractional differences occurred. Mr..
Reed said everybody is doing every
ihing They can for "a biz victory.
Senator Howard Sutherland nj
Elkins. stated that Tho thirteenth dis.
frict Uul roll up tho largest Ropubll.
can volt in years af the next elect.
ion. Senator sutherland has boon
urErd by Dis many friends fY enter
Tho race FOR governor. but he has d..
cllucd.
Senator Sutherland .s q warm
friend of senator o. d. Hatfield no..
publican candidate for Governor and
spent The day with him 90 mo Nc.
Lure hotrl Nr Sutherland UIfreas.
cd the Wheeling Akron game and
VIII return home fhia morning
Contrary 20 a former announcement
judge Frank vs. NrsbIft. OF fhc circuit
court. desires f0 make DO clear fo biz
friends That hc uIl not bc 70 candidate
Tor I%udg"7h'p on tho supreme bench
~ stated exclusively in those c1Iumn.
Some time ago. Judge Ncsbiff Will 10.
fire from tho circuit court bench in
January. and win then rcenter tho
practice OF law.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-02
WEST
RANKS TWELFTH

NaftheEs p T. church. IN second
airy divisiOn IN the First Presbyterian
church n the Adult division In the
FIRST BSptist church.
Division Conferences.
With Miss Martha Y. Graham. state
elementary superintendent presiding.
the elementary dvEion conference In
the 81 Matthw's church was very
largely attended. Opened with a de-
votional service. the theme was The
Truth Implanted How the Graded
Lessons Work" Was discussed as fol.
lows: In a Country School by Mrs.
L. A Teter. In a Village School, By
Miss Eliza +. Johnson. and In a City
School" by Miss Ada weyer. Sec
tional work was discussed as follows:
Beginners Session" Mrs. Arthur T.
Arnold: Primary Session" Mrs.
Robert Powell: Junior Session" Mrs.
Phoebe A. Curtiss. Teaching the
Children 10 Sing was the subject OF
a paper by Mrs. A. T. Arnold. During
the conference on elementary prob
lens. led by Mrs. Curtiss. the follow
ing topics were discussed at length:
Organization. equipment. missions and
temperance. How the County Ele-
mentary superintendent May Promote
the Work" was the thought for IN in
teresting address by Miss Graham.
Secondary Conference.
The Secondary Division conference
held in ;he First Presbyterian church,
was presided owe by John G.. Gran
berry, ph. d., OF Barboursville. The
theme was: The Truth A~ppropriat-
ed" The meeting was well attended
and was instructive. proving bene.
fcal to all the delegates in attend
ance General discussions were held
on the following topics: The Inter
mediate Graded Lessons" The Re-
ligious Problems of Boys and Girls
Of High School Age" The Boy
Scouts" The Juvenile Department"
"Instructing the Young in Regard 10
Sex" The Organized Class and
Class Activities" The Age OF Moral
Decisions" What the Country and
District Secondary Division Superin-
tendent Can Do TO Help"
The Adult Conference.
The First Baptist church was filled
with delegates in attendance at the
Adult Division conference. With
Rev. W. II. Fields presiding. the dis
cussiols were led by Mr.. w. G..
Pearce. The following interesting
program of short addresses was ar
ried out:
Class Organization. Why and How.
Rev. W. u. Fields
The Social Life OF the class.
Mrs. =. X. Arbuthnot
Teaching the Organized Adult Bible
Class ....-....-..l Rev. Il. +. Rhoads
o. A b g Activities r +. Neff. Ph. u.
Securing Spiritual Results. ........
. o. Rev. J. NJ. Criswell
The Adult Class and Amendment Rat
ificattou -.........MT X =. Hutton
Increasing the Membership. ...-.....
J. Hiatt. II. ID.
How the County and MagisterlHl Dis
trict Adult Superintendent May Pro-
mote the Work
..........-.T n state Superintendent
Now Is the time 10 get rid OF your
rheumatism. You can do IL by APP
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-02
MINERS ARE INJURED
IN POWDER EXPLOSION

Hr.-. i.a.Hf. fJ fHa f~HfrTHrrraa~
FNIRMpNT. vs. Va. May IAAndv
E0say and Mike Reeves. f-1raIgrors.
employed IH tho HIterdaIcm.ne were
hr1IgIf fD fho Miners hospital 90.
fHf. seriously burned about tho face
frd nrrkH after placing LARGE
rDFirr shot ir t h0io and .hc minors
stood rI0ae h5. when F avrIgfef
AND received fhaIr injuries. K0vav
who s u Hungarian. mnv ba fatally
burned Reeves who Is an Italian.
not .. seriously injured
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-02
Oui0ley

The funeral services over the re-
mains Of Riley Quigley. SIS years old.
Who had been an inmate OF the County
Inhrmary at Elm Grove for a number
OF years. were held yesterday. Inter
ment was made in the Big Run ceme-
terry at Cameron.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-02
BEST SKIN soap

Is San fura Soap because lf .fa great
anti7op'c and healing virtue. Zee lf
regularly. and it 4HI make Pho s..1
foff and Hn.sefF. nII remove lur.s4
and bIac.Hrads ra fUa rs.I e1.. for
babies tender ak'n. which uu...-r ~
Infants should remember. .rrfs
a large cste af cha. H gasf,r 4
Go 81 TR'.'h street. ard HH Nerk.
emnIler. H".I ErT street
Mail orders llr San rurH Ointment
md -oar fI.r1 hs Thompson H'eI rsI
20, TlflsTIIe. ga
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-02
connencsm.nt rr,p.r~uon.

Active preparations are being made
by the teachers and pupils OF the Tria-
delphla school. VINO will graduate on
the 10th OF this month. A very inter
e=ttns program has been arranged. and
the exercises will be held in the Tria-
delphia NJ. r church. Eight scholars
will graduate
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-02
WOMAN USES KNIFE TO
COLLECT a $500 DEBT.

CHICAGO May Alice McNforrow
"f Philadelphia. small and about "a
Years old. collected $500 to-day from
% chicago deputy coroner through M.
medium ot 70 silver handled knife.
she mot Deputy Coroner Michael q
Walsh in The county building a fav
words w'r" spoken and thsn orIook-
'rF saw rho flash ~ &C. knife. Walsh
grabbed tho oma other I.n.ff.a
separated Tho two and the woman was
taken 20 tho ~Cnruurr's omrc After "a
Tow hours fhe woman Isft smiling with
The knife and 5000 ln her handbag.
Give n oma a hairpin and she rs
prepared 20 open almost ANYTHING
from "a conversation % a department
store.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-02
win Inspect Farm.

Hon + W. ogiebay will arrive from
his home In Cleveland to-day TO spend
several days on an inspection trip on
the Waddington farm. Extensive i'm
~provements will also he made to the
farm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-02
UT-THE-PIK


The complete enum@rations % the
Onto county schools nas been turned n
20 Superintendent J. II LAEear. They
are zone over and then turned over 70
the state superintendent OF schools TIE
r. considered very good. and -
a. follows: Washington district. a1s:
kichland district. l.evl. Richie district.
as. ~rriade.pnia district. 2.7Os. Liberty
district. sg3-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-02
Boy'a Rande 20 nre,.

The Boys Brigade Of the Vance Me.
mortal at WOodsdale will meet in IN
basement of the church for drill prac-
tice Friday evening at 7:3O.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-02
Rau

The funeral services over the re-
mains OF William Ernest. the infant son
OF Ernest and Olive Grace Ray. were
held yesterday afternoon from the
family residence. Interment was made
at short Creek cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-02
At west I,ibertv M n

The newly-organized Personal Work
league of West Liberty got in their first
work last evening. VIII en- they had charge
OF the revival meeting held at the NJ.
r church. The services were largely
attended.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-02
Al Conntrx Clrh

Even though the weather has been
very disagrccable. "a number OF people
have taken advantage OF the Country
Club in the afternoons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-02
$500 SUNDAY SCHOOL
MEN WERE In PARADE

first English Lutheran. ...........l
THIRD Presbyterian 100
ChaPnne Street N. lso
Second Presbyterian ....... 65
Third Division.
Marshal-H, .. Gilbert.
1iccG-S. =. ~Rlackford. James Dickson.
Harry Hayes. c. p. Askey,
and George Norton
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Band
Bridgeport schools. aoo
west wheeling schools. as
Hartins Ferry schools 400
Fourt Division.
MarHhal-E. w. Neff.
A1deB-ChnrleE Lennon, W. L. HiSchail.
C.. L. Garden, Jaems Moore. Jos,
screland, and Fred w. IIenott.
Rnuch's Band.
Eo1ey's Foint u. 6o
5eeord United Presbyterian 100
Triadelphia ~. z. m
FIRST Baptist 7S
Stone Church ~
First United Presbyterian ....... az
st. Luke's p. Z. an
FIRST Presbyterian eo
WnrTood schools Al
n. L. 10
leland Christian "a
North Street NJ ~
Pane Street NJ 40
Fourth Street n. L. eo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-02

Now Is the time TO get rid OF your
rheumatism. You can do II by ap-
plying Chamberlain's Liniment and
massaging the parts freel y at each
application. For sale by all dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-02
Maciean'S
"CaScapepSin"
Sure Cure for Constipation or
Torpid Liver.

And Brings Permanent Relief 70 Yndi-
gcstton. Dyspepsia, Heartburn. Souy-
ness. Classy Feeling and Bmousnesa
The evening world., 1912-04-17

SPECIAL SALE OF SMITHS BEST WILTON AND ADMINISTER RUGS
Ai1 M-Fas oHhssl &dcs-sa% wn1 rAW. =. =. NV
The rea:on' Slight imperecion' in weave. but so very slight tia. they vn
hsvc to he pointed out. 'rt f" -H so
The evening world., 1912-04-17
ENDORSES RESINOL
FOR BARRIERS ITCH
Was Itchy and Sore. A Few
Applications Left Skin Clear.

A citizen Of Amesbury. Mass, Mr..
James 7. Lsrned, writes:"I was troubled
with a skin disease called barber itch
The letter vas confined to the bearded
part Of the face. and was exceedingly
itchy and sore. l tried various remedies.
but nothing produced the desired result
until tried Resinol Ointment. The
effect was marvellous. After a few ap-
plications the crust began to peal off
and dry up. leaving the skin precisely
as clean and fresh as it had formerly
been. / can cheeriully indorsc its ef-
ficicncy, and ! will always continue to
use Rcsinol Ointment"
Resinol Ointment (50c and Sl.O0) in
stantly relieves and speedily heals the
worst cases Of itching, scnly, crusted
skin and scalp diseases Of young and
old, while the best way to prevent their
occurrence is through the regular use OF
Resinol Soap (25c) for the toilet and
bath. and for men, Rcsinol Shaving Stick
(a5c). Rc'inol Soap and Ointment are
most effective also for ~pimplcs, black
heads, ivy poisoning. bites. stings. chap
pings. chsfings. boil'. ulcers. burns. scales,
and itching. inflamcd piles. Sold and rec.
commended by your druggist. Sample Of
each free on application to Dept. 10,
Re mol Chemical Co.. baltimore. Md.
The evening world., 1912-04-17
|0WADECALOGUE
FOR wives MAKES
GREAT H0WDYDO
In 1t Pastor Whacks Suffrage,
Clubs and Fashionable
e., Eollies.

-.-
BLUFFS Ia, April H.
Ten commandments for Iowa
Cnurcn women, as gotten up by the
"Mer1on simms, pastor OF the
yrvsoytertan Church at Vinton, are be-
AM discussed In every church circle Ia
tho State. The Ladies' Society. in be-
nap Of the churches Of Iowa. IL talk
saq u holding Indignation meetings.
The eemmandments are. however. re-
e~feo with the greatest enthusiasm
oyi the mems Clubs OF the dinerent
eaQFvhoes These are as follows:
!. Thou shalt have no other man
eut ny husband. and when another
wopid make love to thee remember
th9S ne 10 a fool or a knave.
rsNThoo shalt not forget that the
sre iw'hsome ways that maze my
nutoeho prefer thee TO All other wom-
IN ere necessary TO hoid MIN. verify
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