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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-27
\ WOMAN HELPS DIRECT
THE FINANCING OF " hR.

we pledged ourselves To stand boy the
government not only spiritually bl,
materially" said MrS. George bas>. for.
mer president OF the Chicago Woman
Club. and the only woman member Of
tile Ecsv WaT savings stamp committee.
before the national sun age convention
IN Washington. last week We women.
through All our Little organiz-a tons,
thrOugh our farmers. our clerks. cur
schools our school teachers. through
thosr who had ncver learned 10 save
bs fore and through Those who had
never Thought u possible % save from
Their meager salaIl. r1i~el over one
hilton dollars iu L.5beltl bonds ei-s-
Bass ,Len explained tire object 81 the
thrift committee The PRESIDENT has
SAIL Mr. Bass told the suffra gists
-thst he looks to the ooumliies a. stop
the wasrefulneSs - tire counirs
-There are some henevolerf by-9rod
lct~ ~ war one Of them j. tariff We
sr, grcwlrs in -hrift yyhe- we buy tAese
little savings stamps and put them on
our c8ris- We vil feel -he sacrfce.
We WH fee the pinch. bat Amc-ic8 must A..
pay To- her iteals. TIE things she .
lighting fai. not only in a spirituai sac
-ifice. but huy o giving ~ = her ma .
.erial wealth
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-27
SINGING SOLDIERS.

I Buffa.O News: We have just read q
! letter from a Buffalo soldier stationed
at Camp Greene.
There Is one sentence IN il we wish
TO quote-~I'm off TO the y To the
sing song As YOU know. I'm 20 So
loist. but I fiji in. and believe me-
We make some racket. The songs we
sing are humdingers-m so-gs
and they put all kinds Of pep into a
fellow
W. are glad THAT singing las Dee
come almost a recognized part of mui-
tary training.
We believe that there is no more
patent force in developing morale
unity. cheerfulneSs and courage in an
army than song. 1t puts pep into
fellow as our soidier-correspo spoDdent 50
pithily SAYS.
and the potency Of song is there. also.
whenever body q men. or multitude
Of people j. confronted with crisis
Now the rseilIalse- arOuses and
unites a distracted nation
Let The star Spangled Banner te
played. and the Whole nation -ise-, 70
il. especially when the tuuing-fo-k ~
fate sounds the latioBsi PERI.
When the Titanic sunk its Inflated
passen gers were bound together by the
syrnn. Nearer. NJ God. 10 The
song Is q t0csin bidding u 20 arm
for truth and justice. u l. an inspir-
alton, a hearteuinE. II -carries along
our hearts warm TO our singing sol
iierS even more and NOR because they
are singing
We see in the rhythm Of the songs 4
-he blending 81 race and the making 4
n warrlors-a binding and moving force .
= hich VIII hold them togetfer. a. they .
.ros- the sanEuinary No Mans Land F.
20 victory.
lf = glorious vision this vast army
& American mrnnopd roaring in sons
lElIel in spirit
Thank Cod fDr OK singirs s1Id.--s.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-27
OUR BOYS IN FRANCE
AND HOME PROTECTION.

The men on the firing line represent
fhe pick OF our American youth one
ir four OF our boys at home was sick.
re,erfed because Of physical deficiency.
Many times the kidneys were to blarie.
II We wish 70 prevent old age coming
on too soon. or Il We want 10 increase
our chances for LONG life. Dr. Pierce of
she Surgical institute Buffalo y Y
SAYS thai you should drink plenty OF
waite daily between meals Then pro
cure. ~ your nearest drug store Auuric
ldoubie strength This An-u-ric drive
The uric acid out and cures hzckache
aag rheumatism
n Ne wish 10 prevent old axe coming
hest condition diet Of milk and xege-
fab.es with oniy little meat once a day.
s. he rnOst suitable. Drink nlentg Of
l.tr- water. take Anurc th--e times a
cay fo- a month
step iIts The cruE store ard ask Tor
NnrFic. or semi fr. Pie-ce iOc for trial
ylnrkage Anuric- many times nore
Fs1rnt than iiihia- eliminates uric acid
ax hot water ueirs sugar A shert trisl
N9n convince you-Adrt- -
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-27

department at Washington. shout ~
are serving Ia the navy ylw y.iiiil
300 more are scattered through hoUt ,he
( country in the naval districts \ few
OF these women serving in PhiadelHE
{ l:aye attained the rank u caief yeollan
FOR expert service.
The report from the navy depa ri.n ~ :
F.. j. that the work OF the yeomen ha,
been satisfactory in eveig respect. Fo~
the present the rupply is meeting the
governments need except in a few eX.
ceptional cases where the qualifications
OF the applicant might prove OF par
tlcIlar value in special work.
Fish Balls.
Take ore cup of raw fisi one pin, OF
potatoes. one teaspoon OF butter. one
egg well beaten. one-quarter saltspcon
pepper, and. II needed. a little more salt.
Wash the fish. pick in half-inch pieces.
and fee il from bones. Pare the pota.
toes and cut in quarters. Put the pota-
toes and fish in a stew pan and cover
with boiling water. Boil twenty min
utes or until the potatoes are soft. DO
not let them boil long enough 10 become
soggv Drain of all the water: mash
and beat the fish and potatoes until very
light. Add the butter and pepper and
when slightly cooled, add the egg and
more salt if needed. shape in a table I
spoon without smoothing much. slip
them on into a frying basket and fry .
IN smoking hot lard one minute. Fry ,
only i've at time a more win cool 4
the lard. The lard should be hot enough 4
10 brown a piece OF bread while sou 4
count forty. Drain on soft paO--. Mix 4
while potatoes and fish are hot. II YOU
-
omit the egg. and in the morAing warm
the fish and potatoes in double boiler.
.hen add the egg. Keep the fish in a
bowl Of cold water while picking apart.
md Il will need no further soaking.
Never chOn salt fish
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-27
Busy angers. everywhere!

Busy fingers. everywhere!
The y2rn manufacturers have
never experienced such tremen-
dous demand for their product.
even in the balmieSt DAYS when
proficiency with knitting needles
was more than 4 qualifying vir-
tue in the society OF our great
grandmothers Today the neces-
sity for universal skill IL greater
than in those other days which
have left Us 50 many beautiful
pieces Of handivork as heiriooms
millions OF boys in khaki and
blue are clam oring for the warm.
worsted garments which the Red
Cross Is collecting from almost
every household in the land. and
as winter approaches. the demand
increases daily. h II any wonder
fght for suffrage?
Ailady no longer gazes Ian
guidly through the plate windows
OF her softiy-cushfoned Limousine
as she rolls down the avenue
she Is busfly occupied with her
knitting needles. 50 sngrossAd
with the new work Of mercy that
she seldom looks Up when the
trafic policeman sernaphores her
car 10 a sudden halt Downtown.
in her husbands factorT. the girls
are staying q half-hour overtime
each day TO make these same
standardized socks, helmets.
wristiets. and sweaters. and some
OF them may be seen on the street
cars and q the subway on their
way home, still knitting. II Is
the same eve-ywhere, AT the fash
ionable resorts and on the farms
Every community has been touch
ed and Is responding nobly
through It's local organizations
The moving picture folk pic
tured above are knitting their
BIT" too. Not long ago they
formed a knitting circle out al
Ne Triangle studios In Culver
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-27
\ Confusing Tongue.

Chicago Record. An 50 you're 60
an O. teach French st the school. Alr.
CsneWelIe- asked the grocers wife
We'll its a. vel that sonle folk can
teach people. for ] often think II must
~ shockin- diffcIit for furrirsns who
come here For mstence take the word
air for example. Tiers the air on.
our 'eads. the hair q the ha:ulosDhere.
the are they units and air you quite
Weli- Yes i- mus. b aEfui cJr-
flrel1--
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-27
NEnMEN N SERVICE

Nhel toe call cam for ttouslnd.
uf exsr1 clerks for eer er.lTnsIt duty.
he Savd R-@erVc biz tr,on the uian
II enIolling women a. vreE o. men a.
yecmeH- The result las beer TIE err
rioymenr through thLs u.eans . uV-i
eighf hDrdred Sou,rn c,srlss n-1lris
stenozrzphers and IyPi-tS-
~ this nur,hef aboU- 77s are on
lcsy in various bureaus q The nsvg
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-27
Stuffed ligs.

Soak FIGS in wine over night. Ia the
morning remove from the wine and MI
! with marshmallows that have been
quartered. and nuts Dip in an icing
and roll in fresh grated cocoanu:-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-27

Boston Iranscl-.- e 81 ture e. a.
serf-- sai9 tae ----feI there isn't
a man In this audience Wno las ever
Done anything 10 prevent the te.truc-
tio1 cf our forests
A modest boxing nan in the back %
the hail stood Up.
live sho; wcOdpeckers.- he
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-27

ticipation. Il is not for defense. but for
victory and peace that they are anxious.
For them also the Vindication Of the
Christmas message has become closer
reality with the advent Of American sol
diers who have come from so far away
to fight for no less than peace on earth
and good VIII among men.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-27

TLere arr aoout 7e.eeq CaiueSe ai-eut
: ooe japanese and seee Hind1s in the
Cnte5 states
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-12
VIRGINIA NEWS

Mrs. Minnie Bowlcs and Mrs. Ges-
icn we're dying at i Richmond hos
Eital, physicians said late yesterday.
following an automobile smash-up III
he heart Of the city. j. T. Rcgens-
burg Is seriously hurt. The machine
n which they were riding turned
,hrce complete someTsaults whem
struck ut high speed at a street IN
crsccticn by bigger car.
Fred Harper, grand exalted ruler
Of The Eiks, announced in Lynchburg
yesterday that the Elks war commits
sion has authorized The complete
nuuippmg of the University Of Viz
ginia hospital unit to go abroad at
cost Of $GO,000 This will he the
irSt expenditure of the 100000
war relief fund authorized by the
Elks Grand Ledge at its Baston ycs-
SIGN last July.
In The Federal District Court il
irnchburg Yesterday Judge Mcdowell
"efgScd naturalization to Albert J..
Nnatig, Il native oil Germany. the
petition being continued until the
termination of the war Six Other
petitions had favorable act,l enc
If the petitioner being = German
wEo bad renowned German citizen
hip prior TO the war. Elmer Ransom,
II Augusta county negro. was sent
rnccl to three months in the Au-
"u&ta Jail for failing to roGistc;
Tor army duty. Noah Akcrs. Mont
:omcry county, and Andy Kakaska,
Wise county, the latter an Austrian.
were sentenced to twelve months in
AL in their respective counties for
Calling to register for the army
raft. Both pleaded ignorance of :lra
law. Akcrs claimed he never hcar:i
Of the law
Ola Tucker was awarded $4,000
Monday b. the jury in the Circuit
Court Of Prince George county in his
suit against The Hu Pont Powder
"cmpaay for alleged false arrest. A
motion to st aside tic 7cl..ict vii!
nc urrucd later.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-12

tween advanced German detachments
ard the Russian rear guards, who
are holaing the Burtneszk line to the
Pskoroad.
Count Won Bemstorff, who was re-
Gently appointed German Ambassa-
dor to Turkey, has arrvide at Con-
|, stantinoplc, it was learned in cable
gram from Amsterdam yesterday.
Count Czernin Won Chudenitz, foreign
minister of Austria, has returned to
Vienna after conference in Bcr-
lin regarding the central powers
reply to the Pope's peace note.
The State Department yesterday
officially branded peace talk of the
irresponsible kind, as propaganda
emanating from Germany designed
10 slew up the preparations of the
United States for war. The outline
u German terms. which has been
floating about diplomatic circles in
Washington for several days, was
characterized as part of this prop
lgan.ia.
j. &. Nartindalc, late president of
the Chemical National Bank, of
New York City, who died in July last.
was, it is said, an cmbezzler ard
forgcr to the extent of about $780,
900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-12
.TAS BYESTUFFS AND POTASH.
,mcrica Independent! Of Germany.
Chemists Arc Told.


Boston, Sept. l2.--Dr. William II.
Nichols. chairman CT the committee on
chemicals of the Council of National
Defense speaking yesterday at The
opening session Of the American
Chemical Society convention. declared
he chemical industry of the United
states was modified to meet any
nrohlema regarding way needs and
The su"riy Ct the nation. lie said
chemical crginc"'= and Industrial
chemists I'D Developed new products
n hulk fraln Germany.
The creates ie7ovn deposit If
rotash IL the -r2!li pc said. is located
in Sea1lcs LaEc Goythcm California,
and contain 5000 acres of the rich
est l;no"n pro@uct. he immediate use
IF which. ha aided depends on Con-
"rcss, to E%lich ~ appeal has been
made b. thr chemical committee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-12
NEWS OF THE DAY

|
Up to late hour last night 20
claim had been made to the pollcc
/ department fer the $4,000 diamond
brooch found lying on the sidewalk o.
the r street entrance to the Willard
Hotel, Washington, yesterday BY
George Holbrcok, cashier at the Ma
tional Hotel.
!; A dispatch from, Amsterdam says:
emperor William returned to Pots
! dam yesterday to receive DR.. George
Alichaelis, The imperial chancellor, ana
Foreign Minister Kuehlmann, when
The final decision will be reached re
t-a,rlium the answer to the Pope's
peace proposal and the status OF 70
land. The emperor is said to be SUI
fering from severe chill contracted
on the Riga battlefield
The Swedish AftonbladcC, says The,
correspondent at Copenhagen of the
Exchange Telegraph Company, pub
fishes 4 rumor cmanating from pcr-
sons who arrived al the Danish cap
itai from Pc:rograd, that Premier
kcrcnslzy has been killed. by q mem
bcr CT the BclShiviki. The rumor
could not be confirmed.
With coal now quoted at $50 4 ton
but none for salc--it will jump to
$50 in Paris rs zero weather APP
proachcs, according to Charles {
hurzman, prominent New York MGR
chant, who rctur,icd from France
Yesterday Soap, he said, will cost
S. cake, and water is now s.
scarce that the authorities are cX
pcgtcd 10 regulate bathing shortly.
Monday nights frost, together
with that Of Sunday night, .'ocs not.
according 10 q statement by =. W
Snow, u crop cXp@;t &C Chicago |
presagc calamity to thc corn rr@p
The situation was further improved
By rising temperatures everywhere
yesterday morning.
Pancho Villa and a force Of zoe
bandits raided the outskirts of Parral
yesterday. according to reports re-
csivcd IN FL Paso. Stores were looted
and it was reported the bandits car
ric,I eff 4 number OF women.
Sweden admitted yesterday throd"'
her foreign Office tha5 she has acted
as intcrnic ,jar" &cr communications
between Germany ara Argentina. 4
formal statement issued on the revc-
lations or Sic correspondence he.
tween Cont Luxbure, German charge
d'Alrair@s Mt bGcRcs Aires amd Berlin.
via the Swedish diplomatic pouch
states that tic messages i'll question
were written in code and that the
Swedish minister was, therefore, ig-
norant Of their contents.
The E;pprcme Court of California
afternoon denied TIC mo
ton for new trial for Thomas j.
Mooney, convicted and sentenced t.
l.ra.h for lnu"ic;r as one of the al
legged conspirators responsible for
the preparedness parade bomb cXf!o
sion here July -, 1916. which re
suited ii The death Of ter persons.
Russian troops have taken The Of
fens;vc against the German fcrcc>
il the region of Scgcvoid, thirty-t#'
miles northeast Of Riga. In certain
sectors. The PetroGrad official state
mcnt says. the Russian death Eat
TALON defeated The Tcutons and
forced shcn1 back IN a southarly di-
~ e!;r, hafiln * J,;.nrrcdinfr he.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-12
EVER HAVE IT?

II You Have, the Statement OF This
Alexandra Citizen Will Interest
You.
Ever have slow down" pain in
the back?
In the Small" right over the
hips?
That's the home of backache.
If it's caused by weak kidneys,
Use Doan's Kidney Pills.
Alexandria people testify to their
worth. Read case of it:
Mrs. a. Warning. 3O4 north Patrick
St., Alexandria, says: Il suffered
awfully from my back and from in
Elimination of the bladder. l used
to be in such misery during those
attacks that / had to have injections
of morphine to relieve the pain. The
pains in the top and back Of my head
nearly drove me frantic. could
hardly keep from falling. Nothing
did me any good until | got Doan'S
Kidney Pills at E. S. Lcadbcatcr and
Sons Drug Store. Several boxes
of Doan's stopped that awful pain
in my back and head and made my
kidneys normal"
Price Soc, at all dealers. Don't |
simply ask for kidney remedy-get |
poan's kidney Pills the same that
Mrs. Waring had. Foster Milburn
Co., Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-27
STATE EDUCATION
BOARD IN SESSION

CLARKSBURG. W. Va. Dec. b: "A
special session or the West Virginia stale
board nf education began here late
today for tn" purpose az ""nsIder'he
proposed changes IN the state SCHOOL
code. 10 he drafted a. a convention 81
state school authorities 10 he he'd mere
tomorrow and Friday. at the call OF u
p. Shawkey, of Charleston. state Fuprrlh-
trndent Of schools. Other business per
tanning to state educational activities
will also be transacted.
In addition to Mr.. ShnwK"E. head III
the board. the following memhcrs arc
attending the meeting: {. L. "rlRht' OF
Huntington. superintendent OF Rchoo!s
MILFORD McCutcheon. of Rluef1eld aho
Thomas W. Taught. Of HucGhannon. soc-
reary J. r. Marsh. Of Charleston also IL
preseI
Du, sickness. DR.. ]. y. Deahl. OF the
West rEinia University. Horgantovn'
| Il ur 10 to attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-27
--[0

Edna and Margnrc, Maxwell Of North
: Front street oyer Christmas, have re-
turned home.
Miss Eleanor FoX Of Fairmont. ".
Va, arrived last evening to spend ting
HOLIDAYS with Miss Virginia Hodge OF
: the Island.
Harry owen Of Chicago. H.. who 10
member OF the ambulance corps at Az
lentowi, Pa. spent Christmas with his
uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. G. ..
Magic Of North Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Alexander OF
; Cleveland, Ohio. spent Christmas with
Mr. and Mrs W. .. Alexander or the
! Island. Mr.. Alexander returned nome
last night and Mrs. Alexander Will re-
!! main for several weeks.
Misses Gertrude and Margaret Burns
! Of Pittsburgh arrived yesterday Tor
. visit with friends.
: Miss Florence IIaEan OF Danpury,
; Conn. is the guest Of Miss Henrietta
Fair.
! Miss Anna Nary of Moundsville is now
attending the Elliott Commercial school,
! in this city.
Mrs. George Games of MoundsTWe
| WAS in the CITY yesterday TO attend the
funeral Of John McCiapnon. 81.
Mrs. John Garrrttson Of Moundsvlila
WAS n visitor in the city yesterday. call
ing on friends.
Edwin Noll formerly OF this city, ont
; now Of Canton. Ohio. spent the past
several days In the city. visiting fr1euo8
and relatives. and left for home yeSter-
! day.
: Thomas Mcnamara Of the East End
was in Pittsburgh The past few days
! visiting his sister. Mrs. Mary NC
Namara.. -
! John White or Detroit and formerly on
This city spent the past week with MS
par.nIs oh Chaplne hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bros Miller arrived In
| tie city yesterday from Youngstown
] TO visit local friends.
: John McFadden OF McColloch street
has becu confined to his home FOR the
mast several weeks OH account Of H.
, ness.
Joseph Kapa Of this city IL visiting In
/ East Liverpool. Ohio. .-->.--
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dorsch and lam
! ilv of Edgington Lane have left Tor
! Pittsburgh. whore they will make their
future hons"
Pober, Frazier Of ParkrrS.b'irg is now
working in Martins Ferry for the Bell
: TelcphoE" company.
Gus Maryim Of this, city was trans
rnrrrd from Camp LIE /" camp In
Soi:lh Carolina.
Charles Miller IT.. oc til" East End,
who recently joined III" marines. after
hnng stationed nj Philadelphia tor the
: mas, several months. has arrived safely
! in France.
| Continued on Page S>vsn.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-27


Mrs y, !. Green Of Fifteenth street over
the holidays. c;,,o.r.h
Rsr, Allison. manager ri the SiNtHen'h
,..,.,n, a-ore of the Coleman rompan!
WINS IN Fast Liverpool spending ChrlS'-
mas with his parents. a.,
Lr,rrv Whitehead Of Rradd0ck' RI.
so-mrrlr. of this city. will leave for can
uda TO ioin III" service there. ''' ma,
1ccp visiting in the city the past "">'
and will lcav" today.
Ioseph Rlnckingcr hf Wood SITE
who is Attending school at il',Sou' -
&c en.rding The christmas vacation VII"
his parents. r,.;,tI,.r,,
Miss Emmu SchuEtz al Fhiihdellh?a
vas in tho city visiting Mr. and MIS-
y Maurrr Of Chaplin" street ">Er
Christmas. .,.
.Sorher, Meyer Of Fourteenth street
,s IN tho service: was in I'll" cry
,.Is,tinr his parents iii" past few days
lanes Ferdinand OF Martins Ferry nag
ans, returned from MARIETTA. where u
spcut Christmas with r"lntiFes.
Myrpn Kirk of the Island Is Spehh'h6
tho Christmas vacation with MS par
.nts He IS n student at Marietta COZ
lege. =.
Arthur Krarr Of Marietta college IS
snendiug The vacation Win ms ihrcii'@
on The Island. .r
Albert Schmitt nf McE"il"rh street
has been spending The past -" "eeNe
With his parents and will IeaF" Sho'iS
for Washington. II. g.. where NJ is CHI
ployrd in tha civil service.
Charles Gribhens of MrN"lioch s'"',,
ts in the city an rurl"ugh' ana VIII
leave today for Camp Lee
Thomas iIdwley "f bridgeport VIII re-
turn today to Camp sherman. ar'"' pF
Ing IN the cIly the past i"" nhFs.
Rnbort Werner If CalfNAIs Kun !clf
Yesterday FOR Washington. whore. he IS
In the civil service. II" has been III
tho citv for the past ten days.
Word WAS received from @. w. Noe:.
,.bo enlisted several weeks ago To the
effect that liz had safely arrived Al
Kelly Field, san Antonio. Tex.
Mrs ". A. Wilson and son, Alfred
~ ZorosvilIr. ohio. are spending IN"
holidays with Mrs CAROLYN" Bru"s or
North Front street
NJ Kurt is spending The holidays
With relatives In Pittsburgh. Pa.
Miss Mnry Zwcfg ~ Eellatrc VIII leaV"
,-,r ;i-s, or tim year To Spf!'i the re-
p,njndcr nf the winter with MiSS be;t'
trjrn Nn!lnr Of Little Rock. ArK
Eavmrnd Evans Of the Nrlhf!"n c"rnS
OF rowhntun is home on y furIoUxh.
Mrs. +. -. Winship and Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Whistler "f Pittsburgh ar" the
guests ns Mr.. and Nr1. +. e: I"ok "t
North Front street.
Bob Sheppard - u Washington. IA
business visitor.
Mr. and Mrs. r.. Weiss Of Toledo. ohio
who have been. III" guests ~ Misses
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-27
Y|N0L MADE THIS
(. RUNDOWN
WOMAN STRONG
Her Signed Letter Proves
This. Read it

Keene. N. HI was all run
down, had no strength. no appetite;
and bad cough. so that a good deal
of the time I was unfit for work. lily
druggist told me about Vinol. took
it. and my cough socn disappeared
my appetite improved and az.
strong and we'll again. Mrs. lrlne
Davis, 50 Russell ST.. Kecnc, NJ; RI.
Vinol is a constitutional cod liver
and iron remedy which creates an ap-
petite, aids digestion, enriches the
blood, and in this natural manner
creates strength. We guarantee 1t.
Iingcs-navis Drug 60. Wheeling Nino'
Is sold IN Bridgeport by III" Dent mar
macy and at tho hest drug store In
every town and city in tho country.