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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-06
WAREHOUSE FOUNDRY
STOREHOUSE HAS FIRE
$500 Damage Done to Building and
Valuable Patterns May BE
Spoiled by Water.

Fire which broke out in build
ing at No, 1850 Main street. connect
Ing with the main building Of the
II. Waterhouse smelling works and
brass foundry, at four o'clock yester-
day afternoon, damaged the bulldlng
10 the extent Of about $500 besides
doing considerable damage to Valua-
bic patterns stored in the building.
The building where the fire &C.
CURED is An old brick dwelling, USED
as q storage house and office in con-
nection with the Waterhouse foundrv.
According to Fire Chief Edward Rose
the blaze started in cupola In the
rear. over one Of the heating furnaces
When discovered the blaze was max
ing good Roadway and spread rapluly
through the building, under the hoot.
Box 4S was pulled. summoning inc
South Side fire houses.
Before the firemen could reach the
scene. dense clouds Of low hanging
smoke were pouring from the building
and serious collisions were narrowly
averted in the smoke and Dllnd!ls
rain. Three lines Of hose were lald
and the Niagara and Atlantic en-
sines pumped four streams OF water
into the building while chemicals
were thrown from three OF the Feei
less trucks. Firemen had TO Work
in minute relays on account or the
choking smoke and fumes, and 1t was
more than half hour before the
flames were extinguished.
To guard against a second outbreak
of fire, Chief Rose kept the water
connections on from Main street
for almost a full hour, during when
time traffic on the Main street track
of the Wheeling Traction system was
tied up. One Benwood-Fair Ground
car which pulled close 10 the IRE
was caught between two lines OF nose
and held for an hour. Traffic soutl
on the Wheeling Traction system mao
TO be sent back down Chapline street
and the schedule was badly dlsar-
ranged. Cars on the City Railway
were blocked for about twenty MIN
uteS.
Chief Rose was informed during
the fire that the main frame bullu-
ing occupied by the Waterhouse
foundry took fire Yesterday morning
but the blaze was eXtinguished With
out calling The fire departments.
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a REAL, TRIBUTE,

In William f'oN's picture. hrailIil' t.
"A Daughter IF tho Gods. there Is
shown In one episode Il rain Of fire from
an erupting volcano. which MAKES an
inferno Of the mad sullan's city. ana
in another episode 4 terrific storm AT
seq. Miss kcllcrnaAn. as ono Dehrll,S
- charmed life must 90 through these
dangers. Here is ~ letter she receiver
aprcpos of her ''gamHness' from WIS.,
itnr in New York:
boar Miss kcllcrmann:
I'm here Il little while from Texas:
Last night | went In picture show
srr in the papers. In tina; show there
Was ,h, most rrmarkahlc things | ever
Sec done. OF course You was the ina in
part, and amt got tie words nor the
nerve to write Whist | think of a game
little woman like YOU.
All my life I'crn sayin' and heard
said. IN 60 through h"l and high wa
ter for This. that and tothrr. but |
never So" it done before. If your show
goes southwest you can bet your neck
that every cowpuncEcr in Texas will
take off his hat To YOU. no; only fer
shape. but for that Same stunt speak
ant.
"AdmirinGly yours.
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No Advance information.

CHICAGO, Ian. 5.-Nine daye be-
fore President Wilson issued his
peace note. Thompson and McNinnon,
Chicago stock brokers. mailed 10
their customers a printed circular re-
viewing conditions in the warning
countries Of Europe and suggesting
that move for peace might be c1-
peCted at any time.
r. ". McKinnon said the circular
expressed the opinion Of the firm on
market conditions and unquatiriedly
denied that II was based on advance
information that President Wilson
was about 10 issue peace note.
The circular was issued in the reg.
ular course of business and was
mailed To all our customers said
Mr. McKinnon. 1T was based on
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WILSON'S PEACE NOTE
CONTINUED from First FaTo.)
ing about peace with Europe that we
might maintain peace in America
Would Bind United States.

Would Bind United States.
Senator B0rah, attacking the Hitch
cock resolution, said that in his judg-
ment the United States. by approving
the Presidents note would bind Itself
in the future with European nations
10 protect the integrity and security
Of smaller European nations. and that
il this meant anything at all it meant
that the army and navy Of this nation
must be at the disposal Of any. world
combination the wars end might see,
10 give this protection.
The Hitchcock resolution read as
follows:
That the Senate approves and
strongly endorses the action taken by
the. President in sending the diplomat
ic notes Of December IS to the nations
now engaged in war, suggesting and
recommending that those nations
state the terms upon which peace
might be discussed"
Senator Borah suggested that the
end desired by the Nebraska sena-
tor might be accomplished by other
resolutions before the senate which
were not 40 broad in their approval
There is the resolution OF the sem
ator from Washington" said Senator
Hitchcock. rising SUDDENLY. IF that
would be acceptable TO the senator
from Idaho. will accept It,"
Senator Borah said he would not
object to that resolution and when
necessary parliamentary procedure
had been complied with. voting began.
The first test was the defeat. 36
to 81, of a resolution introduced ear
lier in the day by Senator Gallinger
the Republican leader, after con-
ference Of Republicans. 1t would
have had the Senate say:
THAT the Senate Of the United
States In the interest Of humanity and
civilization express the sincere hope
that just and permanent peace be
tween the warning nations or Europe
NAV be consumated at an early date,
and approves all proper efforts 10
secure that end"
The galleries wpro we'll filled when
the vote on the Jones substitute be-
gan. There was little excitement for
when Progressive Republicans began
to line up behind It. it became ap-
parent it would carry by good ma
1ority
Speech Ends Abruptly.
Senator Borah's speech. which was
abruptly ended by the agreement on
the Jones substitute was chiefly d.
rected 10 warning the Senate that
the Presidents note. in his opinion.
stipulated a new foreign policy for
the United States which would mean
reputation Of the Monroe doctrine
and his belief that adoption of the
Hitchcock resolution would commit
the Senate to that policy.
The vote on the Jones substitute
resolution was as follows:
Ayes Democrats-Bankhead, Bryan
Chamberlain. Chiffon. Fletcher, Hard
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FARCE MAKES A
HIT. At COURT
"A PAIR OF QUEENS" DELIGHTS
ENTHUSIASTIC AUDIENCE
LAST EVENING
Is One Big Laugh From Curtain, TO
Curtain And Will Be Repeated
TODAY

The large audience that saw "A PAR
of Queens" at the Court theatre last
night, declared that so far as real hu-
NOR was concerned that 1t was Wnoie
deck. 1t was laugh from the first 10
the last curtain. Occasionally httle
pathos was injected, which mace lne
bumor of the situation more hllaIloQs
than ever. Old Man Pessimlst ana nls
side-partner D. Gloom dldn! mans
around the Court last night %hen the
show was on. And they'll not De aoouI
the premises this afternoon nor TO-
night. There's a matinee at 80 To-Day
and this evening at SID O'CLOCK Ine
final performance Of this farce sue
cess viii be given. The show is the
official dispeller Of the blues, and VIII
make one laugh who has a protested
note scheduled on the morrow.
Besides. the laughter all comes as
q result of an interesting story which
the play contains, and from the wen
derfullv bright lines supplied by the
author and embellished by the comeal,
ans II carries with it a story oaseo
upon real life in large city. For owe!
20 weeks this play ran in the Court
theatre Of Chicago, and crlucs pro-
no.mcr,l il The most amusing play mat
had been offered in score OF years.
The Whole Trouble
Imagine two respectable business
men. one married and the other ms
Young brother.in.law, entering MD
night restaurant for lunch I ana 1 drlak
inc and become involved in a scrape
Which threatens their personal safety
and happiness of their h ION, Gisc6 Iney
he has left his overcoat behind and
taken another's BY mistake. WHICH con
lains $4,000 in counterfeit bills: De lie,
tectives get on the train. The men are
under suspicion. The TWO queens:
who give the play its title, are a par
of fascinating young womeE-o one, a a
confidence star and the other young
secreT service agent. Eut after three
acts Of one Of the most laughable ST.:
nations ever staged. everything turns
out happily. The audience breathes Il
sigh of relief. , a ,.o,,
If YOU don't want TO laugh, stay away
from the Court today: If you 40, f; SEE
"A Pair of Queens" either this alter
rom or tonight
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wick. Hitchcock. Hollis, Hughes,
Johnson. South Dakota; Kern. Kirby.
Lane, Lee, Lewis, Martin Newlands,
Overman, PIttman, Pomecene. Rams
dell. Reed, Robinson. Salisbury,
Shafroth. Sheppard, Shields, Simmons,
Smith. Arizona; Smith. Georgia;
Smith. South Carolina; Stone, Swan
son. Thomas. Tillman, Underwood,
Fardaman, Walsh,-96.
Republicans Borah, Clapp, Cum
Minis, Curtis. Jones. Kenyon, Lippitt,
Norris. Sterling and Townsend,-l0.
Total Ayes, As.
Nays: RepubIicans-Brady, Bran
degee, Clark. Gallinger. Harding,
Lodge. McCumber. Nelson. Page,
PonideXter, Sherman, Smoot, Wads-
worth, Watson, Weeks and Works,
--l6.
Observation-Disclosures.
Total Nays. II.
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.BELLA|RE CLOTHING
STORE BURGLARIzED
Ten Suits Of Clothes and Four Suit
Cases Taken-Robbers
Used Key.

Albert Luchs' clothing store on Bel
mont street was burglarized shortly
before midnight, the thieves making
away with ten suits of clothes and
four tan suit cases, probably carrying
the stolen clothing in The cases;
Wheeling police as we'll as auihors-
ties Of other nriEhhnrinE cities wrr"
asked to ba IN the lookout for ihc thieves
and early this morning III" local officers
were on the watch while the BrllRire
authorities were hard at work 10 APP
rrrh"nd tho thieves.
The robbers are said to have used
key To effect their entrance To the store.
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WARWOOD
Council Canvasses Votes.

At q specially called meeting of coun-
Gil last night. held in the Center War
wood hose house, the result of Thurs
days election was carvassed, and tho
vote found 70 be correct.
The tic vote existing between Mcssrs.
Garden and Pool. for sergeant. Will be
decided by the incoming council at their
first meeting
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Personals and Briefs,

Mary Kossuth continues very III OF
pneumonia In tho Ohio Valley General
hospital.
P. Caravasious will leave for Califor-
MIA within tho next few days. where he
will spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. O. Smith and daugh-
ter Mabel Of Brookside. O., visited Mr..
and Mrs. J. .. Taylor Yesterday.
Harry Goff is i'll a tho Rohrig homo.
l.. S. Carlson. travelling salesman for
F. Schenk & Sons. and his family. will
occupy the L. 7. Miller home during the
Miller family's stny in the south.
Mrs. Dean OF Sutton. W. Va. who has
been the guest Of Mrs. Henry Kcrche:.
has returned to her home.
Mrs. {. Ruch nf Portsmouth. O.. IS
the guest Of her daughter MIS-. Charles
Miller. Of Warwood avenue
Mrs. Sam Tyler, Jr. is recovering
from q slight illness.
George Abcrsold. IT. who has been
very i'll with pneumonia Mt Inc home
Of his grandparents. Salama. W. Va.
ts very much improved.
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fBi0 Force Released
BERLIN, Jan. ). (Fy wireless 10
Sayvillel Thu larger part of the
forces Of the Central Powers which
have been fighting in the Dobrudja
now are free for Other employment.
land any Russian plan TO reach Con-
Istantinople by gong through the Dob
writes the military critic of the Over
seas News Agency, in reviewing the
military situation. The critic says:
'Jijila and Matchin, where the Rus
slams offered desperate resistance.
have been stormcd by German and
Bulgarian troops and the fragments Of
The defeated Russian units have been
driven into neck Of land three kiiC-
metres wide and eight kilometres long
whence only one road leads to the Dan
ube. Because Of the lakes and swampy
ground in this district all further re-
sistance must be considered hopeless.
Ky this last victory all of The Do
hrudia. HgSrrgainE II 400 square kiln-
IN, tres has fallen into The hands of the
central Powers. rh" troops under
General SakharuiT AMI The rapidly con
. r,llilirr"d cavalry divisions. after n lii
tie more than a fortnight Of bloody bat
tics. have brcm driven mort Inward dis
I tnnc" Of seventy Kilometres and beyond
tho Danube hy the irresistible BulSar-
i'm. Turkish and German trOnps.
"A defence If the pnbrudja against
4 new RuSsiHn Eruption is easy since
on The north il is covered by the broad
swampy district "f tn" lower Danube
ard un The east by tn" Danube delta ana
, Tia" Black S"a.
stan, inorI" OH The road rhroug tho Do
hrIdia can l." considered to have failed
forever. 'rh" larger part IF tho forces
of tn" central Powers in Duhrudja now
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has issued i notice requesting all youths
aged l6 Years ard over 10 register al
the consulate in view If the prospect OF
SuOm being called tO the cnlOrs. 0thc:
Il, r1nnnS Wiz are fro" from all military
service. Including thee exempted and
invaIidrd. bet tween the ages CT IL :nd
Gu. are also asked tn register.
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Funeral services will be held for Mrs.
Josephine +. Rose. wife Of Samuel B.
Rose. on Monday afternoon at 40
o'clock In the family home. Warwool
avenue and Nineteenth street. Rev.
McCuskey Of North Street NJ F. church,
Wheeling, and Rev. John H. Hess Of the
First NJ E. church, Elm Grove. will
conduct the services. Interment will
be In the mausoleum in Greenwood Gem
eterY.
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Wpttinr OH France,

LONDON. .Iau. y. 6:lG y. m.-Thc
British government still is awaiting ad-
vices from tie French government con-
corning the publication Of the i;nl"llt"
reply To President Wilson'S peace note,
the Associated Press learned al the for
cign Office today. II now is believed the
l"rly will not bc made public before
Monday
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Yesterday cv"ning N n" supper hour
:hr cars operating between R"nwnod
and W.trwuud wcr'. held mp nu account
a. tn" fire nj rh, Wal..rhnliS" foundry
at Tw"niy-third street. Wheeling.
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PROMOTIONS APPROVED

WASHINGTON. Ian. 3. - President
Wilson today approved a. recommends.
ton Of the Navy BOARD OF Selection that
Captains Harry S. Knapp: William l..
Rodgers. John Hood. William s. Sims,
Hugh Rodman and Horny 3. Wilson DO
promoted to Rear Admirals.
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Attend Musicnl Tan

Yesterday afternoon the musical tea
given by the Woman's club at the Wind
sor hotel was attended by the following
pleasant party:
Mesdames s. A. Anthony. S. A. Con-
nor. r. A. Alexander. Freida Lciner
Woolenweber. W. 3. McCulla. s. T..
Christian. ". Il. Mcnamara. Will Ear
nitZ, A L. Metxnct and Mrs. Craemer
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FARIS. Jan. 3. 4:l0 y. m.-The Gem
/ al Powers are reported ny the l.au-
aannn Gazette To hc preparing "a second
note 10 IN" Entente cnumcTating the
precise conditions Of peace. gays Ec-
nrva dispatch 10 tho Temps.
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Meeting to Elect Officers.

The Warwood circle az Kings Daugh-
tors will hold an important meeting
Thursday. January II, at the home OF
Mrs. J. G.. Walden. at which time OFF,
r"r~ will be elected for the ensuing
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Carpenters to Youugstowr.

William Flowers OF Nineteenth street
with Il crew Of twenty local carpenters
left for Youngstown. o. Thursday,
where they will be employed In the crcc-
ton % buildings being put up by land
hon,nnrS -
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pulpit In tho morning and Clinton
Pryor In the evening. Both were for
mer ministers Of the church.
Mrs. Crouch has taken the supern-
tendency Of the cradle roll department.
to whom the names Of the babies shall
be submitted,
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Erliia Fallq-


BERLIN. Jan. I.--t Wireless to Say
Vile l--Eruila. Iiumanias chief COM
m"rcial city. has hrcu captured by the
Germans and ButEarians. according 10
the official announcement made this
evening.
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nova1 Daughters, Meeting

The first meeting of the new wear Of
the LOYAL l'ar!shtcrS OF thu Christian
CHURCH Will h." held at the home OF Mrs.
;r"rg.. caldwell Thursday """nng. The
evening will H." !IuriLilY spent. the usual
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Christian Church Notes.

Superintendent carl '':!rIthrrs WAS
presented with Il pair al gold emf but
toms by til" Bib" school q, christmas
,iic. MANY "t Ih.. i''arhrrS and Rev.
:nd Mrs. +. u RiI'Ii" We" al*" r"'urtn-
i'rr"d.
Last SUNDAY Prof. Finley occupied tho
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sinekhnidsrr Mestina

Stoekhoi6ers' Meeting.
Tho annual meeting OF the stockholders Of The
Wheeling g. Belmont Bridge Company. Will b held
At the office OF the Company. In Wheeling, West VIZ
fnis. on Monday. January s. l0l7. between ths
hours OF and o'clock D. m. for the election Of
managers TO Servo during the ensuing year, and Tor
the Transaction Of al business that may como befofS
the meeting including tho proposed donation TO ths
city Of wheeling OF the odd Fair Ground" OF
Fridge Park" property Of the Company for Public
and Park purposes.
JOS. LAWSON. Secretsy.
Wheeling, VI. Va. Decembsr Is. 1915
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RAw War Loan

LONDON. Jan. .. ln:aI p. NIT Is Of
lirially announced that the new war loan
will he issued January Il.
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our judgment Of the situation IN III
Of what President Wilson ,s or ahy tbat
circrIar we have been advising our
clients to get away from the long
side of the market.
Mr.. McKinnon expressed the opln'
ion that Congressman Wood had
placed a wrong construction no on ~ mes tfs
in the regular course
of business.
He denied ever having sent mes
d d of the firm at Oshkosh, Wis,
based on advanced information t 1Se
President Wilson contemplated 'n0
Issuance Of a peace note.
Mrs. Stanley Z. Beall. of the Island
underwent very successful opera
lion al the Ohio Valley General Hos
pital, yesterday.
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WANTED-Male Help

WAhTED-32o weekly made writing names for mall
order houses. No cInrassng. Particulars foi
stamp. Tho Guide Company. Memphis. Tennessee
ta.A
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RoSE-on Thursday. January 4. 1917. Il $40 o'clocl
u. H., al tho family residence, No. 1908 War
wood avenue Waiwood. JOSEPHINE r.. wife Oi
Brcndel Rose. IN her 9th year
Funeral services Monday afternoon; at l:3o
O'Clock Friends invited to attend EntombmeQt-
In iir.,.nMONd MauSOlellnl =
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To Save Records.

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-George W.
Elv, secretary Of the New York STOCK
Exchange, late today sent the 1olloM'
ing notice to all members OF the
exchange:
81 am instructed to notify you that
YOU are directed to preserve all
papers relating to stock tranSactloInSs
from December 10 to December -''
1916, both inclusive"
This action, it was said, had been
taken by the exchange in anticipation
that the records may be called for IN
The investigation now being conducteGi
at Washington regarding an alleged
leak in connection with President
Wilson's recent peace note.
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Traffic Held Up.

AIIICI
At Factory Price
Moore Brothers,, Warwood. W. Va
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D I E D

RADER-on SATURDAY. Jan. G. 1917. a lilo O'Clock
h. NJ. at the family residence. No TA Market
street. CARL ". RAIDER. 500 Of 4 ". 4sder.
in his twenty seventh year -
Funeral notice hereafter.
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sIRaHL-on Friday. January 5. 1917. Il go o'elocl
4. nj, At Bcllaire. CYRUS II. sTRAHL., In hiI
SUth year.
Funeral services the homo Of bis brother. Charles
H. strahl 1875 Monroe street. BellaIre Sunday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. Inerrnent Bose Hill cen,e-
terry
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D0BRUDJA
Continued irnm First Page.)
FBio Force Released

pected to take part in the consults
tions.
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WANTED-Female Help
Stockholders MEETINGS

wAHIEo-An experienced cook. bsst wages paid
Apply 96-lath st. jail
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WAHTED-women. Full time SIS. fpsrS time, e5e
an hour. selling guaranteed Wear Proof hodery 10
wcarer Experience unnecessary. Wear Proof xllIs,
SorrlNoun. Pa ia-S-H
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CHARLESTON. W. Ea.--The West
Virginia child labor law probably Will
he changed by the coming legislature TO
conform with the Federal law. In sew
ernl points the West Virginia law diff
fers from the law recently enacted by
Congress and In Its present form makc,
enforcement Of both laws difficult.
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HUNTINGTON, w. 'Va-Reports Of
lean f. Smith, county divorce commits
sioner. just made public show that dur
ing 1916 the number Of divorces granted
in Cabcl county decreased 60 per cent
over 1915.
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HAhTEo-cut increasing coal hills Uss xoslln2
Danish cllnkers. clndets. soot Sells O. ESht esnd
81 for trial and prove It. Big profits 70 county
agents. ''KoEline." Bradley Beach. ". J. 5a-S.e.i
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1917-11-21
An Old Mans Stomach.

AS we grow older and les ac-
tive, less and less food is rec 1ired
to meet the demands Of our bod
les. If too much is habitpally
taken, the stomach will ebel
When man reaches he adv uced
age of IS or SO, you will f0'. that
he is light eater. Be as care
fu1 as you will, however. you
will occasionally eat more than
you should aud will feel the need
of Chamberlain's Tablets +, cor
rect the disorder, These Diets
do no. contain pepsil but
strengthens the stomach I'D en-
cables it to perform its frs- ions
naturally. They also c..a5e q
gentle movement of the bowels