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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-25
ELECTION. Tuesday, November T. 1861
Republican National Ticket

For fresldent
EHARLES EVANS HUGHES, OF New York
Vice President
IHARLES W. FAIRBANKS, Of Indiana.
United states senator
HOWARD SUTHERLAND, Of Randolph
Congress- Third District
STUART +. REED, Of Harrison.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-25
DALLAS

DALLAS. ". ca. May 2E-An ice
cream and s%trawberry supper will be
sven by ne Methodist people Tuesday
ing the church. Al . o'clock in the al
Groom a ball game viii be PLAYED be-
tween Dallas and Majorsville. The sup
per viii begin a. soon a. the ball same
provide the music.
Mr and Mrs. Harry McGlumphy and
aauEhterS, Betty Jean. returned To- their
home IN Elm Grove Monday. after a visit
win his parents.
The surveyors for the new Wheeling
q Eastern railroad are at work on Grow
Quite a large crowd attended tho
sunday. "
Miss Ethel Rhoades. one Of tho Eradu-
aie- OF the Triadelphia district high
.ghool Is spending this week. with rcia-
lives az Warwood and Fulton.
Mr ana Mrs. Iamcs Pstuson. 81 Tay-
t3ISioWn. and Mrs. James Donley. of
Ne~t AleNandcr. were guests sunday OF
Air and Mr.. \. ". Psttison.
Yer. guests sunday OF Mr.. and Mrs. s.
Mrs. D.. IS. Woodruff and daughter left
-|nlaN Tor an extended visit with her
par'utS. 81 Mouudsvillc. Her sister. Mrs.
! larry Miller. who has been the guest Of
MIs woodruff accomgunied her home.
AIR. and Mrs. Harry Eichev returned
Co. sand Hil SUNDAY. after "a pleasant
visit with Mr. % Mr.. Charles Howard
"-""H ANU aaEhNF III
II ufuln spent sunday afternoon with
Miss Ethel McWhortcr.
Rev. HurNthsl. OF the NJ. T.. church.
ana Rev. Dtusmore. Of the Presbyterian
church. Will break ground IN a feyy daVs
for q lawn tennis court.
Mrs. :. N. Stricklin and ucphew Earle
Nrrhcr spent Wednesday shopping in
f. r. kimmins and family attended
ne ~IluEline Bros. circus AT Wheeling
Mrs Robert White Is confined to her
home with the mumps.
Mr.. and Mrs. tha-. Woodruff and son.
Ncith "er' guests Of friends IN Mounds
willie sunday.
sam caldwell has purchased a new Eve
passenger Ford automobile.
Don't forge the play. a Poor Mar
red Nan. &c. Do given In the Dallas hall
saturday night.
FRANK Kimmins has purchased a new
Ford ruuHhpgt.
g.. W. Luke and daughters. Misses
Anna and Nrnc-. 81 sand HiIL we're
~ -is of M and Mrs. g.. y Strieklin.
day evening.
Miss Odessa Black and Mrs. sar,
,rtNfHrd visited the l%affsr'e sister. Mrs.
Elsie fcrrel 81 Taylor-fowu. SUNDAY
Hi-ht and Monday.
James *. Scott. ~ Wa shinr-on. Pa. e.
visiting his daughter. Mrs Wyiio crow.
Miss Alta Blake and brof her. Glenn
or" spending several weeks with their
clih'r. Armstrong. Of near Cambridge.
Nu. Thompson and Jas. Cuttings we're
Mr.. and Mr.. WIN. Hun'er. or Weyi
Finley. spent Tuesday with their d4ugb.
ter. Mr.. ChaH. Maxwell
t. order BE- 100 with a complication
Of Diseases.
Mr.. John Niliken has returned from
vile.
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yetersns will take place here upon that
Quite a large crowd OF young folks
We're al wheeling attending Ringing
Bros. big show
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. 'Greeg ana daugh-
Ter. Miss Georgia Gregg. Of Middle
bourne. are here the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs }. b. Jcmisou. Miss Georgia came
attending school
4 large delegation or odd Fellows
came over from Hundred Saturday 90
attend lodge at this place. The second
dates and a banquet WAS served AZ IN,
close of the exercises.
Stewar Powers. Of silver HIM. was "a
business caller iu town Saturday.
Thomas lselin moved his family into
MS new residence at the west end last
Misses Shirley and Beatrice vayman.
or McMechon. are the guests OF friends
J. II. Wise. Of Big Tree. was the guest
OF friend IN town sunday.
Peter Fleming took ~advantage OF the
situation and went To- Wheeling 20 do
some shopping and attend the show on
Tuesday.
me remains of a small child OF
brought 90 this place on tho noon train
today and buried in the catholic Gene
The Misses Esthc- and Marguerite
'oEiey. OF Garrett. Ind. are here the
guests OF friends.
Hiss Elizabeth Murphy. Of Fairmont.
ls the guest az friends in town.
There were two delegations from thf.
place To- the show AZ Wheeling Tuesday.
one leii on the morning train and the
other on the afternoon train.
W =. Clayton. of Beuwuod. candidate
for nomination for sheriff On the re-
publican ticket. was here yesterday
among his friends.
Mrs. ". T.. Cain. whose illness has
heretofore been mentioned. died eat her
home on the South Sid, al Q "a m Non
day she had been sick for quite "a
while. ~ this writing W. have heard
ut no funeral announcements.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delers IcwyII and little
daughter. LETT ycsteGSay afternoon for
Akron. Ohio. TO visit friends.
Tommy Corcoran. oi MuurdsVille. ls
IN, guest OF friends in town.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-25
WARRINGTON


WASHINGTON. " Va. May e.
Miss Mary Evelyn HaIEh. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. NJ. HsuEh. aud Mr..
Burr Brown Brooks were married sun
day evening al the home OF the bride
ga HomcwoOd. The marrlag, wl- suIsm-
nlzcd hy the Rev. A =. Park. Jr. who
used Henry Van Dykes Wedding Ser
vice"
Tho bride wore a pearl gray dress Of
crtp" de chine with a. bouquet OF pink
and white sweet peas. After the cere-
mouy delightful refreshments were
served IN addition 90 The immediate.
family o. the bride. the oniy quests
were Mr and Mrs. T.. Vs.. Brooks. the
gro0ms parents of French Creek Dr and
Mrs W Vance. Miss Elglnia Vance
and Miss Ruly Rex.
b happy couple LETT for French
creek FOR a two weeks sflr following
which they sill take up their residence
M NauuiuEton. whore the groom has pure
.harcd an interest lu the Warrington
Boiler works Both are excellent young
people and have many friends. who az
tend cougrat4latIons and best wishes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-25
WOODSF|ELD, 0.

WOoDSFIELD. o.. May 2i-James
holahd, OF near Coates. a.. vas a bust
ness caller here Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Pratt. OF Cameron. IL sne,d-
Dennis Bfskirk.
SIR. and Mrs. F. 2. futile and u,,le
~aughte spent sunday and Monday with
mcrneld.
Rev. \ 2. Harper. who has been doing
e.,angelistic work IN the wcst. came Ia
Mnhdty Tor a few weeks visit with his
Dr. n Mrs. " " Scales secomn,.
MED Mrs. Scales mother. Mrs. Ever.ifs.
20 h~trne-Vlllo. sunday. from which place
she left Tor home At Columbus. q.
Miss Bertha Egger closed a successful
day. ~
The Johnson OIL Company. COMPOSED
rrincirallN Of Noodsncld on OPERATOR
Iliii'd ~ another good well AZ sycamore
James E Bauehcn. II cameron. was a
business caller here Friday.
~. and Mrs. j. 4. Haney. Of Winter
eet. motorcd Go Woodsrcld sunday and
spent tho day with their PARENTS.
q. II. Hoffman and Pred Sfoner mo
lof'd TO NEecliug SUNDAY.
An infant child Of Mr.. aud Mrs "a l.
SNarthout died "Wednesday.
Mrs. Zoe Gillespie Whitney will leave
iot her home al Midland. Pa. in , few
Gays She has resigned her position OF
ehiet operator Of the Woodsncld Telc-
\ large number Of wooisncld peopIe
Attended the Ringing Bros. circus at
Lynn Jones. Of Cameron o.. is Spsnd-
inE a few days with his sister Mrs Es,rI
= Ward. and brother. clifford Jones.
'tntEs N~lfteuhrOok spent ~uncsv
W." MS brother. John. Of near AialsE.
Mr. ana Mrs Tolhert Farley attended,
mo circus at Wheeling Tuesday. and vie
ii'l relatives at Bellairc.
Hnn- ANALLLm. aH .#-U
day. "'i
Mrs Mabel Norris and two children Of
L'Ai hf!dErport. are pending a few DAYS
Win relatives OF r. T.. U. 40.
Mr. aud Mrs. Harry Brown. Of Ozark.
Ieul sunday here. the guests Of rela-
H.. j.. Jones. 81 Cameron. was a bust.
ness caller nero SATURDAY..
Mrs. q. r. kIllcrer and daughter. Edna
visited relatives a. Moundsvilie last
Guy Lynch has returned from a bust.
ness trip 60 St'4b'nvillc.
Attorney j.. e.. DcNauI was a Clarinr-
t'u, business caller Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. u. Odcu and w a
'Dtn nave been DO, guests OF relatives
ana friends az WilliamstoWu. W. Va.
'nas. d. clause has added much To- IN.
beauty or DIS residence on Oak Lawn
a'.nn" 10y ID" erection of "a new vcranda.
Mr.. and Mrs. GiTliuE Mann are sn.rd-
N I|itm MALLORY. Of Darlington. was a
OH iN'-S caller here Monday evening
WIS. r. a.. kourfz entertained tn.
HH' fuNrs or the NurUigeus tIII az Her
nome ON Paul street THURSDAY evening
An excellent luncheon was served.
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WOMEN AFTER RACKNG
TRIP REACH AUSTRIA FROM SERV|A
Mrs. Farrell Describes Incidents of the Journey Which Was No Path
OF Roses-Were Treated However With Courtesy
by Germans and Bulgars

was very like my oomitage life here
IN the Balkans. 1 ought TO know. am
Kajonon."
The c-ommandant nodded. capt. Kajo-
non Is n real comitagc. For twenty
years one OF the most feared We had
We stared at him-WaS that auiet little
man the noted B~ulgarion brigandP In
a sentle voice hc told Us how he had
the highest and most Inaccessible parts
OF the mountalns-desccnding on the
Nlliages when he needed food. to plumber
OF tsrrorizc the peasants into JOINING
the bulgarian church.
hen We had money. We lived in
SOLE IN the winter" he said. The gov
lcally: but every summer we crossed
INC border separately. going softly.
modiyuy Carrying our guns. II anything
before ~ could Hill US"
He sighed. The cumitaEe DAYS arc
", now. shall have 20 marry and
\ military train purfcd up and the
S@nmandant helped Us into a grain car.
S"t 20 De outdonc In politvness by the
Germans. he afterwards brought mn lug
gaze himself IN It's second. stage from
Nciles TO Scope.
The train crawled along at a snail's
racs. We spent three bitter cold hours
sitting on the floor Of the car. The light
or a canrle stuck beside Us shining on
me white wool clothes OF the generals
peasant relatives huddicd IN the corner
ON the sleeping faces Of the soldiers
and the figue OF Ksjonoff swaying back
ahu iorth. standing gp. he took cat
maps leaning ON his sword
Dawn was just breaking when We
reached SCOPE Thu soIdirrS Shoulder.d
our luggage ana We walked single IN.
up the tracks. The line was chokog
with transport headed toward Solonique
ali the necessities FOR AN army-many
nav cars iull OF parts Of machinery
one or bicycles. ! noticed German sol
diers. an officer directing. were loading
ana unloading them In tho white gla- y
OF a Dig portable searchltEht.
At the hotel Capt. HSeruoff routed two
Austrian officers out OF their beds and
MISS Iroyan and I dead for sIeep.
crowded gratefully into them.
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GAINESVILLE, 0

-
GAINESVILLE. q. May "a mis-
sionary tea was EtNen al the home Of
Nh and Mrs. } " Iudktns. Of North
chestnut street. Wednesday afternoon.
~ tho Womau's Home Missionary So
ci'ty Of The First NJ T.. church.
\ number OF ladies of the Catholic
basket picnic which they viii have at
Epworth park. Bethesda. on Decoration
Gcorrc 4. Colpiffs candidate FOR pro-
hate Judse. viii deliver th, memorial
address Ht New Castle. O.. on Tuesday.
May an. and. returning In the evening.
VIII deliver tho address az an open
meeting OF tho Junior order Of Moose.
The lawyers Of Barnesyillc have
agreed Co take Thursday Of each week
beginning the first OF Jun and ending
september first. ais r. holiday
Tho property ou North Arch street
~belonging To- Mrs. Alicc !. Hickey. Of
Ncwsrk. has been leased by Thomas
l1dants. ~ Bridgeport. and is heing re-
modelled for "a dairy lunch room by j.
u. Barnes. contractor.
senator g. J Howard m this city.
viii deliver the memorial address ~
Armstrong; Mills on Decoration Day.
Tuesday. May 30.
" \ Lucas. 81 Hunter. was "a bust
moss caller here. Tuesday.
Mrs. Wilbur Thoruberrv Of cam
bridge. VII" has been visiting relatives
M tri.pd. hgrc has gon' 70 Iitts-
Mrs MARGARET Edwards and daughter.
Nre Frank Brill Of ~ale-viUo. were
'%i.i'ors in This city "wednesday.
Mrs charles sheppard. OF Pittsburgh.
% g Patterson. Of Eaaf Main street.
Nh lnna Maxwell. " thts place. Ief'
Mr.. Harold Euff.r 81 Ashland
Mr- Isaac ~'s.ls. Or Quaker cts.
Visited relatives here r1ssdsy.
i- = su,.' Of ne bom, ~ q g a"4
y vs. Iudkius. ~ Norfn Chestnut
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Thin People Gained
Weight Quickly
~ Following This Simple Suggestion.

By Following This Simple Suggestion.
Thin men and women HHH would nv.
o. inCreHrc Their weight with I. nr
FHurd7 ~ healthy. HfHs fI.rr f.H
should o.. eating a UffIr aar..| with
tHrIr meals Tor H while arI note Do.
QUITS Here IH H good ffrf worth fr..
irF FlrHt WfIFh guurreff nnI r.f.4r.
tuIrNeu. Then tHEs E1rEoI-lrr fHI
l Wlfh every fIr fv. .s...
Tfnn weigh and measure again
ifnf = qufrfIrn ~ bow ynu look rr f...
81 what your friends eay AMI fH.r.
The nrlIrH HUi ffr ffrr Hur4-.I.. m
fTi fhrIr own story and many f...
end W.mfr ur believe. can r... ..r
from owe f0 e.Fhf pounds Ir biol f.
..Iffrru daya ~ following fHIa r.-.
2 .-..flrr frf beet ~ au 3D..
f.aI efrgr put
-srE0f dosa not 81 ifa,fr us.. A
F.f MIXING with your f..T I ..... Del
f.rr fNr frf9 rIrarH rrI rfHr.H.. r
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-rluUfrr rrurIrhwfrf Far tho .
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~Irfrf form which ffr blood I'D.
.nHl.H H..uf Much ~ this r.
mont rHH pHrIrH flHr your bal.
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'fer r.r rFIr .rT bono. .r..r
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'rir .I 'ri'v aeI 90 Ir Iar.. I..r r.r
"fr.anr .H guarantee Hf
or r.. .r money I.. s-
i11nf 10 .i.H large t1r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-25

Hon William F. Hite. of Cabell
county. has become the most formida-
BILE Of the four candidates for the Re
publican nomination for the United
states s~enatorship since his present
visit 10 many of the counties in the
northern section Of the state. While
MI. Htfe has been an office
seeker. he has. on the other hand. done
notable work in the states construc-
tive material development. Actively
affiliated with the state board of trade
and other potential organizations for
h states advancement. Hite has
counted effectively. In his own bust
ness activities he has shown marked
ability and the quality of making
good" in the face of difficulties.
The student OF Mr.. Hite's career
cannot fail TO grasp the outstanding
fact that he IL a man of the highest
ability and resourcefulness. capable of
giving. a good ccoun of himself in
Whatever field of usefulness he may
be found. That he would give the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-25

creek. called on Miss Anna Ewing sun
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Finley Jones and family.
- Dunsforr. Pa. visited Mr.. ". q. Mil
ler's sunday.
Mrs. Merton Winters and little son
returned 90 their home AZ Flushing. Ohio.
relatives here.
Mrs. VIM. Aston. Of Limestone. was
removed 10 tho hospital last week. whore
she has undergone AN operation Of the
brain. which was very successful.
McSsrs. Jas. Wclch and Claude Miller
ATTENDED tho Ringing Bros. circus at
" heeltng tuesday.
Mr.. carson Brown. OF Lone Oak. was
"A caller IN Viola saturday.
Mrs. Edna Gray returned home We'd
neSdHy. after several weeks stay with
her sister, Mrs. Chalmcr Gray.
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North Chestnut street. were visitors in
Wheeling. Wednesday.
Miss Sarah Coburn. or West Church
street. visited the first OF the week with
Cambridge friends.
+. j. Bailey and J.. r. Rrannen. OF Bel
lairc. were business callers here. Tues
day.
Ernest Bowen. Of Athens. has been
Visiting at his home on Cemetery ave
nue..
Perry White. Of Columbus. was here
this week. on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Robson. Of North
Chestnut street. will go to Butler. Pa.
the last Of tho week. 10 attend a house
party given by Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell
Brandon.
Miss Norma Forbes. OF Eldon. was a
visitor here. Tuesday.
Ross Crozier and Charles Hobbs were
v@isItors IN Hunter. MedncsdaN.
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state a hirh-grade representation in
the senate of the United States is
clearly evident. This is the unquali.
fled opinion of all with whom he has
come in touch in business and politics.
All unite in the declaration tina he il
eminently qualified for the public ser
vice. and that West Virginia would be
fortunate in the event that he is chos
en- 10 represent the state in the senate.
Htte Il q self-made man. He began
his career as "A telegraph operator in
a small town on the Chesapeake a
Ohio railroad ear Huntington: soon
showed his business acumen and rap
idly made his way TO the front, reach
ing high offices in the service of the
Chesapeake * Ohio and other rail
roads. Much Of the remarkable indus
trial development of city of Hunt
ington and the southern section Of
West Virginia is due 10 his endeavors.
He is a brother of the Rev. George
Hite. formerly of Wheeling, a promi-
nent divine of the Methodist Episcopal
,huJch.
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Decoration Day will observed here
Tuesday. May go. Judge John Nicolis.
of -. Clairsvill". will deliver the prin-
Cipal address, followed by other speak
'rs. Brass hand music will he fur
nished during tho day. Also an ice
cream social will be given by the young
people az night. Everybody respectful
ly invited % come and spend the day
with their friends and take part in
.d'corattnE tho graves OF our departed
IlNnl mn.a-
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E~vanRelist Coming

Evangelist Mcdonald will bertn q So
ri's - meetings 81 the First Christian
church. sunday evening Mr.. McDon-
hid has "a statewide reputation as an
orator and singer and the members are
looking forward TO a successful re-
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MORRISTOWN, 0.

MORRISTOWN. q. May "a gane
Of men is at work placing the bed
rock on the National pike west OF town.
at a point known as the Deep Cut
some brick will be laind this week.
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an who has been confined TO his room
for tho past eight weeks. still continues
AorN poorly.
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Morrfstown Briefs.


Attorney Walton Walker and family.
nf - 'lafreNillc. were here yestcrdar.
90 their now auto.
several from hero attended the show,
90 NhrrNnE. yesterday.
James Johnson went 90 I.aNerfv this
morning t0 work in the mine.
f,iH Adams. ~ Zanesville. f. hero
to-day. on business.
UIEhf
Mr- Bert Lenders. 81 New York CIV.
D.. 'ri.frE friends and relatives here
rH'rrnfu ttlhHm has been on the afra
Der OBJ" rtsf frw davs.
shaving r.rfnr.
= crowd of young f,fLe went 81, u-tt
'sdH IHef nIrhf.
1f u.rd
Tho Argentine government b..
NIiI' q IarE" appropriation 10 finance
H campaign against l]ocusfs. chiefly by
p~fopdEa'iuE Parasites Of the insects
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SANDY RIDGE. O..

SANDY RIDGE. o.. May ci-Nr.
laIlaS bailey. a former SANDY Ridge
boy. died a. his late home on East
Main street. Thursday morning NJ $40
O'Clock. Tho deceased had been in poor
h'HIih Tor som. time and hts death was
not unexpected.
Miss Mabel touhoy Of Chicago. ON the
@Ath Of December last. Sine. that time
thcy have mad" their home I'm Barnes
vile, he Milling "a position as travelling
salesman for the Hanlpn Paper Com
pany.
Mr. Bailey was a son Of tho late Mr..
ana Mrs. Silas Bailey. Besides his wife.
-FOUR sisters and three ruth.r survive.
Mrs William Hoyd and Bert Bailey. Of
SANDY iidE't Ross Bailey. Of Mt. Holly.
l. Bailey. Mrs. John Spencer and
Mrs. 7. T. Howell. Of Fast Main street.
Mrs. = r. SMILEY. Of Joseph. Orc.
Mr. Bailey was we'll liked by every
ono. and h. never spared himself in any
way when good and kind deeds could
hc done. His friends viii ever cherish
his memory. He was a member Of the
Masonic lodge. and the ywcrc IoyaI in
s shs'T ss, MsTn 5s,s imTrefsi'c funeral
a. o'clock. conducted by Rcy. Rose.
Burial a Ehcnozer cemetery.
Red Men to Meet Sunday.
Tho orde. n rcd Men will meet next
sunday az SfumptuWu. The will oh
serve SUNDAY. Instead Of Tuesday.
Friends Boarding School.
Following ts tho program for tho
l.n,eL1'n ,NIfcis"s q" b." EiSon at
day and ThursdHy. MAY 80 and June I.
wednesday. 6 T. NJ
Tho Education ~ Mexico ....
1mmi grafton Laws ~ Tinted states
Farming a job or "a Profess ION ''''''
..... Albert Maxwell
....... A|HHH- o. EHaAI.a.
Tho Rural District Nur-e s,'n''"S
........ Anna NavIin
tn" negro on the Country ...
Perfectly Good" cbiIarsn sraired
rt Edith Thomsson
100 isNf"fIn'n station Nrvemcut
Tho Making of an Nrosfr.
Thureda,. 7 r VI
Tho electrician ~ 'h, r7 'oad 'n''
Women arf SIS. ,is,, i',l,-y
Social Conditions Ir Nr.r- n~..-ri.fe
Tho Youth Of, ,h, count r' Hall
rue' ou, ~ PRISON I.l't
Ih' s'-.i' Factor Boo W,I 81 v.rt
Patriotism ,s 60, i,,,r.r "''''
7. o. TU. Barker
ir' snft'..n of Diplomas
lIirInI - smith
' N.fIsr.U Hutton
Bnefs and Personals.
.. |f|f".. .. NH..H"H t.rf Cd.
Vt '..n..ne .H.f NU.. uH.r. Do. WIu
treatment for rh.lmrfI.r
SIR and rfr. r.Ir.t
W.f. rusefa ~ Nr nn1 Nf-a Vy-
ILI Saturday and luurs.
VIZ Hrf Nr. TI WIffr~.- ~ Me-.
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The Westmln-tcr Guild mot Tuesday
nett.
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Red Men TO Meet sunday.


Tho ord'" n Tod Men will meet nrxf
sunday az Stumptovu. They viii oh
serve SUNDAY. instead Of Tuesday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-11
SAYS ACID STOMACH
CAUSES INDIGESTION
Excess Of HydrochIorlc Acid Sours the
Food and Forms Gases.

Undigested food delayed in the stom-
och decays, or rather, ferments the
same as food left in the open air. says
a noted authority. He also tells US
that indigestion is caused by Hyper
acidity, meaning, there is an excess OF
hydrochloric acid in the stomach
which prevents complete digestion and
starts food fermentation. Thus every
thing eaten sours in the stomach much
like garbage sours in can, forming
acrid fluids and gases which initiate
the stomach like a toy balloon. Then
we feel heavy, lumpy misery In the
chest, we belch up gas, we eructatc
sour food or have heartburn, flutu-
lence, water-brash or nausea.
He tells us to lay aside all digestive
aids and instead, get from any phar-
macy four ounces OF Jad Salts and
take tablespoonful In a glass Of wa
ter before breakfast and drink while
II is effervescing and furthermore, to
continue this for week. While re-
lief follows the first dose, 1t Is I'M
portant to neutraliZe the acidity, re-
move the gas-making mass, start the
liver, stimulate the kidneys and thus
promote a free flow OF pure digestive
juices.
Jads Salts is inexpensive. and is
made from the acid of grapes and lem
on juice, combined with lithia and So
dunn phosphate This harmless salts
is used by thousands Of people for
stomach trouble with excellent results.
ADV.
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