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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-20
FUTURE In DOUBT
Financial Loss Suffered by Wellesley
College So Severe That Immedi-
ate Future is Qu~estionably.

BOSTON. March 1.-THE immedi.
ate future Of Wellesley college is in
doubt as q result of the financial loss
sustained in the fire which last Tues
day destroyed College Hall. the one
great building of the institution. The
True situation. IL was said. was not
realized until the executive commit
tee met and discovered hat the es;i-
mated loss Of 100000 was based on
assessors valuation Of Erea.ly de
prcciatcd property and that the in
q %obtainablc represented only
onefourth OF the probable cost OF re-.
storatiOn.
Right Rev. VIM. Lawrence. prcsi.
dent Of the executive Committee. said
today that within n few days ne
would call the trustees together TO
take some definite action toward put.
ting the college Immediately into
working order. but at present he said
the Officers were az sea as TO what
steps TO take.
President Ellen p. Pendloton. Of the
college. said that al the students had
been notified 10 be back in three
weeks. and that u was hoped to re.
sumo sessions az that time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-20
FIRE
John c. Rennie Carriage and Machine
Works Scene CT Dangerous Fire
In 6ellaire Last Night.

Damage to the extent Of 81. 900 was
oore TO the John e. Rennie carriage
and machine works. on South Bel.
mont street. Bellaire. last evening
about 10 O'CLOCK when fire broke out
I'm the upper story OF the building.
IN alarm was Immediately turned in
and the fire apparatus. which was
Just returning from responding TO q
still alarm. Immediately to the
scene. For some time IL seemed that
the flames would spread TO the sur.
rounding property. me every effort
was made ty the firemen to prevent
further damage. After the arrival
OF the apparatus good work was ac-
ccmplished by the i-emen. who kept
i've streams OF water pouring on the
building for considerable time.
The fire WAS OF the most dan
Ecrous that ever occurred in Bellaire.
as the building was practically FULL
OF powder and gasoline. making Il
extremely dangerous for the nremen
to do efficient work. After about an
hours hard fighting the flames were
subdued.
The damage "a the property is esti-
mated AZ $1,000. which is covered By
insurance.
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PLANS FOR RECONSTRUCTION
OF HIGH SCHOOL ARE WANTED

3Sl00.' making a total loss OF $751;.
The building and contents were in.
sured under the 20 per cen average
clause. The insurance required upon
the sound value would have been $40.
411.1O. but only SIS. 100000 was carried.
Inc amount of insurance which can
be recovered on the building. there.
fore. Is S3O.5S1.39. The amount of in.
surance carried on the contents was
$4,000. while the amount which the
board is entitled TO o is 81.
5G.s5 The total Insurance to be re-
covered on the building and contents
Is S5S,l44.2i. IL is divided among 80
companies. only a small amount be-
ing carried with each.
The report OF the nance commit
tee also carried with IL a resolution
thanking the Hall Adjustment com.
pany. OF Pittsburgh. for its work in
tho interests OF the board. Mr.. Nc
kee, in passing. said hat the board
had been saved from 81 900 TO $1,000
by The efforts Of Mr.. Hall. The report
was adopted. with but one dissenting
vote. that of Mr.. Seabright. Mr.. Sea.
bright criticized the company for not
enforcing the 90 per cent clause. Mr..
Seabright recalled that he was op-
posed TO the selection of the com.
pany. he n Mr.. Mckee having quite
n TIT over the matter. Mr.. Sea.
bright was in favor of employing q
local man as an adjuster. and last
night declared hat had a Wheeling
men been secured for the work the
savings would undoubtedly have been
greater.
Building Plans Considered.
After the report Of the insurance
adjudication was read and accented
the meeting -as then declared open
for the expression OF views regard
ing the reconstruction OF the High
school The representative Of n
Philadelphia 6rm - q letter. emDha-
sized the need OF ~hreprOofng the cell
ings and rCCf. either Of tile or con
crete material He also declared that
the present stairs are not large
enough 20 accommodate the pupils
I'm the buildirE. lie recommended
outside Ere escapes. especially brick
towers constructed AZ each end OF
the building
Mr. Mckee then spoke. quoting
statements and figures prepared b.
Architect Fred r. Farls. the architect
~ tho original building. lie recon.
Wnudrd he construction OF two FIRE
walls and also the ~hreproodnz Of cell
ing and roof. and in addition the in.
ein laiion ~ "a sprinkilnV system He
estimated that this would cost about
10000 allowinr $4,000 for the sprink.
ling system. To make the building
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UNCLE WALT: The Poet Philosopher.
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house and outlets. you'll have 10
change your habits strange. like other
pamppred muttlcts Hereafter eat .
cold raw beet. which will sustain ana
cheer YOU. and when you're dry just
cast your ey' upon that hydrant near
you"
No other guy beneath the sky could
make me Do hfs bidding I'd say. "Ods
DEATH Conserve your BREATH I'm
weary OF your Kidding" But wher
tIc doc makes such a talk. I argue
urf 10 question live ON straw and
boy and silH ana jar up my digestion.
For days and weeks ] live on leeks
and barks and leaves and grasses
While ~ucIshbors boast the luscious
roast and b~uCkwbeats and molasses
Folks Say TO mo ooh. huliy chez
Why an these crazy ructions2" And
y reply. with heartfelt sigh. 1t Il The
docs instrucfionst'
NO king or prince before or since
the throne "a first invented or
crowns we're made Of zinc and iadc
aud balloons we're rented. could
mako us bend our heads and wend on
orrauds vain and silly. as does tho
doc. whose pregnant talk is nanked
by potions pilly! From Judge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-20
MURDER MYSTERY
C%onfronts Police Of Scranton When
Dead Body Of Mar is Found
In n EfeII

SCRANTON. Pa, March 19-Tbe
body of a man of about % years OF
age. Of fine physique and good feat
ures was found in a field al the foot
OF the West Mountain to-day. There
was a bullet hole in his head and a
revolver with two empty cartridges
were found near by. There was
nothing in his pockets 20 Identify him
except the photograph Of a girl. He
wore a signet ring bearing the initials
h. s. His clothing bore the marx
oil a shenandoah clothier and his hat
the mark OF a Shenandoah halter.
III body had evidently lain in the
iieId three or four days. according TO
Coroner Lynch.
-Four coat buttons were found near
the body end no buttons are missing
rOm the dead mans clothes. This
anG "a Tact that there are no DOW
DER marks or singed hair 20 he dis
covered on the dead man. inclines the
police TO the belief that u Is not a
case OF suicide. but Of manslaughter.
ana that tie killing was preceded b.
a struggle.
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BOARD OF. EDUCATION PASSES
RESOLUTIONS AT LAST
NIGHTS MEETING.
Asking Architects to Submit Plans
and speeifieations-Insur-
snee Matters Adjusted.

The first definite steps toward the
reconstruction of the high school
building, which was partially de
stroyed by fire early in January. were
taken at the monthly meeting of the
board of education. held last night.
IL was decided TO ask architects TO
SUBMIT plans and suggestions rela.
tive 20 the rebuilding OF the present
structure and the construction OF an
ADDITION on the north end of the
building. to the board at a special
meeting called for Thursday evening.
April ..
The adjustment Of insurance mat.
tcrs was reported az last nights meet.
ing. leaving the board free to take up
the matter OF reconstructing the
building. The resolution authorized
the advertising OF plans and specif.
cations for making n ireproof build.
ing out OF the structure and also for
making II as nearly tireproof as pos
Slble Dy repairing what remains OF
the building with the Installation of a
sprinkler system.
There was a wide difference of
opinion as 10 which would be the
more advisable. some cOntending that
q IRE proof building viii not be neccs.
sary with a-sprinkler system and FIRE
walls, while others cmphatically de
clared that the people are demanding
q fire proof structure. The objection
was raised that n fire proof building
VIII cost considerable prob.
ably SlOe.0On. We don't care IN ID
costs $1,000 900. it's what the peopIc
want and 10 may save scores OF
lives" DR.. Andrew Wilson declared,
and nc was seconded BY Commission,
or Andrew s. Hare.
Insurance Is Adjusted.
me nance committee. r. II. Nc.
kee. chairman. reported the adjust
ment OF b insurance losses over he
hikh school Ere. J. Y. Shoup. the re-
port saidt represented the oman.
les, and Geo. HogEdon acted for tne
assured. while Henry Shcnk was So
lected as umpire. He vas not called
however. tho two appraisers rtacril.
an agreement upon an items.
The sound value Of the building
was slN3.'il 900. and tho sound value
or b contents wa S21rf-l1 Tho
loss on the building determined by
ne appraisers was ff03OiOO. while
me loss on he contents was sff.
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CALIMETTE
tcontinued from FIRST r.s..)

trouble. Nevertheless. NJ. Hennion.
the project of Paris. has made extep.
siVe preparations TO preserve order.
Prison 10 Place Of Interest.
st. Lazare prison. where Nine. Gail.
IauN occupies a cell. was again the
object OF interest today by many hun.
dreds OF persons who seemed deeply
interested in those who passed within
IT'S doors. Nine. Caillaux, IL is said
~ beginning TO show the effects of her
imprisonment. Her young daughter
by an earlier marriage. Juliette Clare
tie, ~ allowed to visit her daily. Her
and her attorney. NJ. Labor.
called on her this afternoon and
found her in a very much depressed
n nervous state. She discussed her
case with NJ. Labor in preparation
Tor her first appearance before the OK
aiming magistrate next week.
NJ. Labor informed Nine. Caillaux
~ Is said. that she had no alternative
out TO throw herself on the mercy OF
me court and that in her defense she
could not make any reflections on NJ.
Calmette. In fact, he explained, IL
was only on this condition that he
agreed 10 undertake her defense and
he had made this plain 10 both the
family OF his late friend, NJ. Calmette.
and NJ. Cai!lauX. The former min
ister OF finance said that he under
stood VI. Labori's attitude perfectly
and approved Of IL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-20
PURSUIT OF HEALTH

Along the pike ! sadly hike. clear
90 tho county's borders. ole sand
and rock 7 daily waIk-it g. the doc.
tors orders. DER hill and dale 7 hit
the trail. and sigh. 10 heaven pleases.
this honest toll. close 10 the soil win
cure my twelve Diseases. Tho farm.
er's pup would cIf mo mp and cla-o
me over tna ridges. I'm fun of Gear.
whore motor cars have knocked mo
on Oh" uri..r Eut eflIl I toll .rr...
ffo soil. uacrr ]crinnlrg jays hrr.il
mo. ur'Il ! .rwn f0N withorod frame
De-. rso thn doctor told me
Tho docs commando When them
De- hands down from his w~hlekerod
lINuours Che patient bows ana make.
Dr. vows That he'll obey the saw bones.
No prince or king on earth. ty Iinst
can make the people mind him. like
our old doc. We never balk. but lust
obey. dad blind him!
tie feels my wrist and m%uttera.
Hist! Your heart d. out Of Hitter.
your lung s3re punk -this is no bunc
your kidneys do not litter You live
too high. eat too much pie and porter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-20
$4,000 W is
OFFERED FOR BOY

PHILADELPHIA. March 19.-Both
branches of city councils today unan-
imously adopted q resolution author
tzing Mayor Blankenburg TO offer a re-
ward OF $1,000 for the recovery of
1-year-old Warren McCarrick and the
arrest and conviction of his abductors.
In spite of the widespread search
which has been conducted since the
boy disappeared from his home one
week ago. his father and the police
declared tonight that not q single
promising clue has been unearthed
and the mystery is as deep as when
II was first reported.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-20
dixie ~

SETTLE. Wash. March ~. -
Laurcnc" Duke. nerhcw o. James H.
Duke. tho tobacco manufacturer. was
tgin" mo- guilty today Of the charge
o. mansl1ughter preferred after mis-
hutSinCbile ran down and Killed Hen
- N Farr. a saiOonkesper. on Oci0.
Der r.. last.
Tho state alleged that Duke vas in
t%o'icaicd and handled his car rcck-
lcssiv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-20
OFFICIAL Acquitted

READING. Pa. Mar tg.-In tho
case oi former City Clerk Lincoln =
Ramsey. charged with accepting a
bride and conspiracy while In Office.
In connection with securing an an.
preparation for tho purchase of "a
tractor for tho Keystone Hook a Lad.
der COMPANY. the jury to-day rem.
dcred O verdict of not guilty.
Ramsey was Indicted on fhrrr
r.u1fe- receiving a bribe 90 influence
legislation. paid "a briIo for Uis or
hcial acts fO bD done 90 securing the
passage Of The ordnance. and con.
spring with two councllmen TO So.
euro the passage Of legislation cor
ruuIIy.
Tho evidence against the accused
was worked up by a detective agency
last tall ~ resulted In the arrest OF
Ramsey and The councilmen.
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amounting to sssO.2O. The report was

10 S36O.2O. The report was
The library committee reported bills
amounting TO S534.O5 and recommend.
ed payment. The report was adopted.
Inc clerks report of the rent col.
lected from the Reilly property was
"a Commissioner Mckee asked If
rent was being collected from the liv-
cry stable on the property and re-
ceiVed a negative answer. He said IL
should be and the clerk was instructed
10 collect rental from the I'M Com
missioner Gollner asked n the board
mad been notified that the owner of
the building, Mr.. O'neill. haG u lease
on the property from its former own
ers, and said he understood such to
be the case.
The Librarians report and tie report
OF the medical inspectors were re-
celyed n filed.
Reports OF several other committees
We're received m filed.
Enumerators for the ensuing wear
were elected as follows: Washington.
Leo Spragg; Madison. Henry C.
Meyer; Clay, a. j. Wilson: Union. A.
:. wilson; Center. Miss Theresa phil.
UPS webster, Miss Theresa Wilson,
and Richie. r. n. Crago.
Supt. Works rcDort was as follows:
superintsndent's Monthly Report.
To the Board of Education
ientiemen-Hour attention IL Invited
70 the iolluwtng abstracts of the reports
y lhs pubic schools OF the city for the
month ending February u. 1914:
No. OF pupils enrolled O'''
al the b%eginninE Of
the month ......... 2545 2g7I 52IG
oi new pupils
within the month. a 40 ST
Total enrolment for
the month .... 2-q2 gT1- .qaq
No. pupils Withdrawn
from schools with
in sns month. 30 IS 90
at the close Of. the
Average daily attend. -''' 1854 $500
4s s%Sa daily absence 'i iiG "a. '5 s3s
members - aq7 see ser
Total enrolment since
opening of school
No. Of eases Of tsrdi- SOU -'O' ''''
ness Of teachers 600. " IA
No. Of eases of tardi-
ness of pupils .... $50 15g 4Oc
IN e%,tendance 1898 1913 2sss
German Depar;ment-orammar schools
Enrolment for the
month 2it 2st ie5
Eighth Grade ..... 80 a. A
NO. pupils enrolled In
seventh Grade 81 % fcF
No. pupils enrolled in
Sixth Grade .... los T7g "a
OF classes. q
no. Of
Attendance ofaosris Report.
Total number Of cases irNtaffrnfrI gqf
No. Of crncs Of truuury
NO. or cases or nuu-ntf. gfT
No ~ new pupils added % tho Pub-
Iurtls ahfeut on account or illness. aqa
Pupils rhaent for othtf reasons sPf
No. of lnTHl notices ssrl o.. &
NO. OF visits fp fgcturita. etc
ut cases Investigated for Public
Schools fnr
No. of cases investigated Tor par-
uthIHl schools T.
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because i. placed on the expenditure
n limitation "un5ustihable In character
and IT, principle"
Other Funds AssaiIed.
The President held. too. that other
funds In the department OF Justice
were available to prosecute labor
unions IL they violated the sherman
law and that the passing OF the Sun
dry civil bill would o limit nor in
any way cmbarrass the actions Of ths
department Of Justice"
The fact that the subject has tot
been discussed at any conferences
held by the President with the franz
ers OF new trust laws and that he still
holds the views outlined In his menu
orandum attached 10 the sundry civil
bill. Is being taken for granted in
many kuarters as an indication OF the
Presidents opposition TO the inclu-
sion OF any exemption provisions in
the new legislation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-20
A REM A ABLE
CULINARY FEAT.

Prof. Stevenson, now giving a
demonstration Of New Method"
Gas Ranges at the store Of COOEY-
BENTZ co. will bake a cake that
rises TO its original size after be-
ing pressed flat by the weight Of
twenty-five people.
Some Cake
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-20

vii do Tho work of % dollar
worth of ordinary cold cures
You'll mover know what
you are missing until you
uv NOSTEfDLA
The instant NOSTRGOLA
anuiiod The air passages
az cleared and you distinct
" feel your cold breaking
up and leaving you
The Nostrils and air pass.
ages are the breeding place
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-20
BANKERS INDICTED.

PHILADELPHIA. Mar 1q-Four.
teen private bH mixers were indicted
mere TODAY ON charges Of the state
banking department that they had
90 take ont State licenses
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-20

killing tho Dat1rrh germ. and
swim. nature 70 chance 90
build you uB
The N~OSTHTOIA treat.
mont also heals the Innings
of Tho air pas. ages so they
nrr enabled 90 resist colds
NOSTViOf.A brings quick
1rIp Get O. 2jc tubc-sixty
days treatment - Of your
drureief. aad SEQ what n re.
ally pleasant and f~atisfacto-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-20

Wife ON city hotel. a. the sugar h
passcdl Use The tongs. william.
1911 tfr1iu the countryl-Taint ct
10 tt'-London Tit Bits.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-20

Tor germs. and all need NOsTRtOLA
o. o preventive.
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QUICK HELP---OPENS NOSTRILS
BREAKS A COLD---STOPS CATARRH

TIE HEAD AND STOPS SUMMING At Moss.
stHicb5 pa" gel c -o S S'e o. -, Eo Gl NosriuoLA cure an Catarrhal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-20

~ remedy NOsTRIOLA b. for Colds.
Group aud Catarrh.
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Virginia Street

VI. Scharmann. CO Virginia St,
Wheeling. says: Il had pains
through my kidneys. had Sc
we're pains in the small Of my
back when I lifted anything. The
kidney secretions contained sedi-
ment and passed too freely. This
caused me a lot OF bother.
finally used Doan's Kidney Pills
n II took a few boxes to cure
me. That was a good many years
ago and | have had very little
trouble since. ] am glad TO let
others know of my experience"
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McCoHoch Street

Mrs. Harry Whitecotton. 1875
McColloch St. Wheeling. w. Va.
gays: Il have used Doan's Kid
ney Pills when my kidneys were
Inactive and I had backaches.
They have always promptly re-
lieved me OF the trouble. Another
OF the family suffered from Ium-
bago. He complained OF severe
pains IN his back and kidneys. The
kidney secretions were irregular
in action. He used Doan's Kidney
Pills and they soon nut a stop to
the trouble. We strongly recon-
mend Doan's Kidney Pills. as they
do just what they are advertised
to do"
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"hiiatn ffaWk. carpenter, 25l1
Jacob St. Wheeling. says: For
-four or five years I have used
used Doan's Kidney Pills when /
have found that my kidneys were
out OF order and my back hurt me.
The pains in my back were quite
severe Doan's Kidney Pills al
ways give me quick and positive
relief. ] am always glad to say
n good word for Doan's Kidney
PIls. because I know they are all
right"
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TO CONFER
tcOntinusd from FIRST Pare,
Other Funds Assaned.

because /. placed on the expenditure
n limitation ''un5ustihable in character
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ChapIine Street

John Habig. 1886 Chapline St.
Wheeling. says: Some time ago
I suffered a great deal from kid
ney trouble. II began with pains
across the small OF me- back. IL
i stopped over. | could hardly
straighten up again. The kidney
secretions bothered me by their
too frequent passages. I heard
about Doan's Kidney Pills and got
a supply. Upon using them the
kidney secretions became regular
and the pains left my back. / am
able TO sleep and bend without any
trouble"
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- - - toit'is 200 MAIN OF.
Wheeling. says: For some time
suffered from backaches. There
were pains through the small OF
my c When | stopped over I
had trouble In STRENGTHENING up
again. | was hervous and dizzy
The kidney s~ecretions caused me
a lot OF trouble. was living In
steubenville at the time and knew
people who recommended Deans
Kidney Pills, so | took some and
they cured me. Others OF the
family have also taken Doan's Kid.
ney pills with beneficial results"
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Edward l.. Carr. railroad engf-
neer. 26l1 Locust St. Wheeling.
says: For three or four weeks l
was bothered by pains across my
shoulders and arms. When l
stopped over. there were sharp
pains through my hips. My back
was lame n | suspected my
kidneys. so ! sent for a box OF
Doan's kidpey Pills. They imme-
diately stopped the trouble. I
don't hesitate 20 recommend
Doan's Kidney pills 10 other rail.
road men"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-09

of Commerce. The new highway e.
proposed would give a direct road be
tween Red River and Kansas City,
rass.ng through Dursnt, Caddo, A,o-
IA. McAlester. Nuskogee, Wagner.
,ini,a. Okla. and Joplin No.
A, Kansas City the road proposed
would connect with diyerging routes
10 St Louis No. Lincoln Neb., and
On TO Chicago. and into Canada.
The southern end Of the road would
form a junction at Durant, OKLA, with
the Oklahoma. Texas and Gull High
vav an established automobile road
extending from Dallas TO Florence
Kansas. via Denison and Oklahoma
City. Red River would be crossed
on the vehicle and interurban bridge
now under construction, and pass
south through Denison, Sherman and
Mckinney. 70 Dallas. where connec-
lion would De made with established
roads leading south to the Gtl: and
west 10 Colorado.
All that is necessary to make this
reality is to improve and log the
roads between Durant and Ninita,
distance OF about 200 miles, it being
understood that the roads beyond Vi
nita. through Joplin. to Kansas City
are good. IL order 10 bring this
about Secretary ". y. King, OF the
Depison Chamber OF Commerce has
taken the matter up with various
! commercial organizations along the
route Of the proposed road, and has
suggested calling a meeting TO per
/ sect an organization
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-09
Hry TsH Ooesnt Drink.

EI-Pr=s-ce-t TAFT Z TIE courses O.
a Interview given OF from Ne" fo-E
December I'm. said
Since The people got 70 s-or that
! have .9s- weight have had tTe-
Is1ccIz number o. letters ASKING II
z-o1, , and asking how 1@s- % d.
b. The tr=t zcE.ce . a-azss g.ie j.
70 20 - physician and -0t 70
GlscE.
FIRST ot all ! clt o-t potatoes en-
r.-es and all Kinds Of bread in tact.
al tsrlnaceo1s food AL Kinds O. fat
meats pork veal ard 80 On. went
TOO and wasn't allowed any sweets.
On. ge=. there's plenty left oesl
Bee' and al .inds %. toT. and fruits.
Yes. -alads, too, provided you don't
s-e 100 much oil
81 never have smoked an1 zaE"
1p drinking Fix OF seven years ago.