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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-31
Wholesale and Retail Drug Store

The Meadow Drug Store was
opened to the pablic ON Monday
morning of tins week. This l. e.
branch of a string of drug store
operated bv the Meadows. thar
Headquarters being maintained al
Douglas. Arizona. Mr. Russell Mead
ows. president of the company, an
rived Tuesday and will remain m.d
everything Is fully Organized
Mr. T.. {. Brownlee. of Gcor i..
will be the general manager. with the
following corps ot first elias GO.
worker: Messrs. Frank Bovd. Don.
las. Arizona. Louie prather, Oklaho-
ma City, and Frank Robbery Of
Illlsboro. TeNa-
Meadow Bru-. have established o
concern here that will be a credit tu
any city. and of which We are justly
proud. The soda fountain l. of
solid Mahogany. and beauty. the
show cases are ct solid plate Ella
with marble base booths and shc.,
me are of MahoganN the tables arr
of the latest style and are known ,-
the Carrea table The seatino capl,
iiy will he 81.
In the rear at the drag -tur
Meadow viii manufacture lrr
rcam. DONG i wholesale and retail
business. The factory viii be- e0mu.
ned with the latest machinery, anl
win BE- anilarv throughout, Il Is
upru ioi Inspection al any and no
Time The output Of then factory
IN h. 500 gallon It day 10 bem
with. and more II urcc~ -arN
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-31
Bone Dry Cold Drink Palace

Ca last TUESDAY evening, Me--r-
4 ! HARPER and ] l.. trablre" open
Cd the Palace 20 the public with ID
rand hall. II wa the greatest a.
fan Of IT. kind III the history cot
prmne These gentlemen have spar
Cd neither time nor money in maxine
the Palace the most popular r,s"r
for FLEA urc- loving people.
The interior decorations remn
ona ut "TivelN.' across the national
boundary line IN Old Mexico, lh,
atowav 10 Marcz, a- Il were tvl
new pianos from the music house o.
Lrlmcr, Los Angelic, California, tm
n~hcd the music.
On the opening NIGHT more than
one thousand visitors were the quest
of the Palace, aud ~ many a. -i
hundred and eleven tcrpslchoreau.
were engaged ia dancing the "lghj
fantastic toe
The Paalce opcnin" hours viii h'
from six a. m. Ia six "a. m. There VII
he Il free musical program ever
night OF the week, 10 which all ,r
invited This viii br Palace fo
lHhV on gentleman, or KING m,
queen.
They also carry al soft drink
manufactured. also hol lunchc-
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-31

GAS ROW STARBEAMS


Terry Ward trdyelno salesman
Tor the sam Watkins Motor Co. wa,
M Paloma- Hot Sprne last Satur-
diN and Monday of tins week Chief
Mogul. a. Il. &" Coates. SAYS Ter
~. -houlder- are still sore from
carving the orders home
Golden n Nonns sold hve-pas-
-cnger Overland to Chh Chlds of
tins clN on Monday
lack SilNcrsparrc president OF the
lio-- Rubber Co.. Wa here making q
deal covering Kelly Springfield tires,
which will be announced III the Star
hcdm- column later
sam Watkins has taken the agency
for the Kelly Springfield tires
The Sam Watkins Motor Co., are
expecting d blg shipment of Kelly
Springfield tires within the next few
DAYS,
The Park Garage have added the
following mechanic. 10 their pay-roll
this week Il. ". Black, l.. W. White.
Eugene Sharp William Haus and
William Strawn
!. T. Hancock, trayclna salesman
tor the Tr State Motor Co, Fl
Paso, wa m Demine Tuesday and
received u bl" order from the Park
Garage.
Sam Watkin- went 10 I'll pasp
Wednesday evening, returning Thurs
day.
Two more carload OF fords will
arrive q, the Park Garage IN very
short time
The payroll oil the PARK Garage
has reached the $1,000 mark
ID. q. Snodra5-, of the Park
Garage. made a trip 10 San Antonio,
Texas. last week, making arrange
mh Is Tor large delivery of the
Ford Motor ear and Auto truck. lie
also visited IN Corpus Christie with
Mrs. Snodcrass parents
The Park Garage received ear
load of "tin Lzzles' on Tuesday, the
ears having been sold before their
arrival.
The Sam Watkins Motor ca. re-
port a few of their sales this week
j. \. MahoneN. Deming. Smith Form
A truck W. liymel. Demlng. Chevro-
let touring: W. r. Archer, Demina.
Dodge touring; Il. C. Harper Ford
Constructing Quartermaster. Dodge
touring; John Corbett. Deming, Buick
touring; Mrs. W. r. Pitts, Dodge
tearing A. T Hyatt, Hudson speed
ster.
Mrs. ID. q SnodgTess went to ri
Paso Monday evening. where she mel
Mr.. Snodgress ON his return trlr
from the Gulf. They returned Wed
nesday. driving home two Oakland
SKIS.
Terry Ward. travelling salesman
for the Sam Watkins Motor Co.. wa.
up in the Lordsburg district last
week. Terry is hustler from Hust
Ter town. He came home from Lords
burg with an order for four Bucks
file delivered two Saturday, the Other
two to be delivered about the 25th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Connoll,
and Mrs. Connolly's mother went Il
Douglas. Arizona, Yesterday, ant
will return home today.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-31
Bio Red Cross Man Here

Edwin II. Brown. field director,
camp service. American Red Gross.
has arrived and is pleasantly located
in camp. He is going to do things.
Welcome with a big W.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-31
Bishop Boys Together
r. Benz. Harrison. Indiana.
Aug. ~, 1917.

IT, Benz. Harrison. Indiana.
Aug. ~, 1917.
Mrs. ii. II. Bishop,
nemine, \. NJ.
-ay dear Mrs.. Bishop
In acknowledging your letter Of
the 10th am glad To be able 10 nd.
wise YOU that ! have this day secured
the transfer of YOUR son, Herbert. 10
company III of the 18th Infantry.
where his brother now IS. 50 that
both will be in the same company
! am sorry they viii not he undo,
me but day or two longer. because
under my new assignment | leave
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-31
Crawford Sells Music Machines

J. VI. Crawford has lust sold the
Silver Avenue Lvrie Theatre Co.. =
Cremona Orchestrion. the largesi
music machine in the city and ha
also sold Cremona combination
piano 10 John Magnuson.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-31
J. c. Cope. New Contractor

). {. Cope, one of the prominent
contractors of Douglas, has located
here and Is already up to Ia, ewes IN
work He has built hm a home and
= no" building a hotel near Camp
Cody lie is ready to build anvtb,,e
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-31
classified
\ WANT ADVERTISING
FOR SALE

FOR SNLE-i Rooms and Sleeping Porch
,uNltu a. lot ON Copper Price. sl,ooy-
900 cash balance terms.-Pioncer Heal ~
tate Co.
II YoU arc interested in a ThcatIe propei'
ton See or write uc.-Pionecr Real hHl"
Tor sALE--i Room House with sisepin;
for sALE-N.w Dodge T0uring Car sal
covers and bumper Price $500 Mr. kAll
Drums. Central. New Mexico 1.'ni'
FOR SNLF Desert claim REIMBURSEMENT "
m,e. from p'ming 100 acre Tine l,ho
% goo Wanted 10 borrow $1,000 on ME
br.s Valley decided land at per reul. ME-
go. 100 improved ranch Apply h"A ""
Graphic
FOR SALE--A tent lOxlO. 10 OF Duck WA
10 4 ipi
FOR SALE CHEAP--A small frame hons';
taquirr % Graphic 3-.nE'
GOOD LUMBER-For sale cheap lnqaH'
80 Graphic Office for further particular, ,,,.,
FOR SALE CHEAP small frame hoas
Enquire At Graphic 3znk'
TNCHANGE-20 acre. clear unlmPro'ti
near D,minr want small acreage loi n
equity near Los Angeles Wrie-ih i'''
orchard Ave. Los Angeles Calf
ioR SALE-THE FOLLOWING MILL Ma
CHiNERN a..
Tenor Machine Hall 4 Brown Ms %
Mortise Machine HAL 4 Brown MIS- w.
Ioinier Head 4
Double Surfacer a Flooring Machine y"
% )Ioyt & Boihner Al.
Sucker & Moulder Hail 4 Brown N''
Coz
jo,nter Crescent Machine Co
~hlper Edwards Machine Go M
Band Saw Machine No. sis Green
chine Coz together with other mili equI"
and accessories. -.
SEQ II J. WILLIAMS at Water CompAh''
Office
PIoN~- REAL ESTATE co
tils for ca following propoit ,,,,l,
Twelve roo. looming House io"t wv
-"uth Ot y. q. 800. Ia.
Eieht room Rooming House ihre wv
vest II =. o.. $4,000 =, a,
Six room House aud lot five bolchi WV
y o. $1,000.
Lots in Orr Addition, $1,000 ,..,.a
500
Residences and Residence Lots IN ah P'"
81 the City -.,t
The above rpices are from people Nh'
90 sell-not those urged 20 make price, Ia. II
Very soon we win be out with W.
arms At prices that are right. .,,rF 40.
PIONEER RAJ L2lA-----
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-31
Piano instruction

Those desiring Piano Instruction
please notify Miss Katherine Wamel.
Glass starting Sept. 1st. 100 Pine
st. Phone 6S. l-3c
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-31

Hurley,
-
Lieut.. Buck. wife and two chit
dren, arrived from Lincoln, Nebras-
ak, Tuesday.
DIR. and Mrs. Warren have moved
up from Columbus and will make
Deming their home.
Attorney and Mrs. Fred Sherman
and J. $. Kerr were visiting IN the
Pass City last week.
=
Mr.. Cicero Howard. of Silver, wa
transacting business in the city sew
eral DAYS tins week.
Prof. j ;. Phillips, of this CITY,
has been engaged as principal of the
Hillsboro public schools.
". p. Thaxton and \. ii. Jordan.
of the Pass City. were here several
davs this week on business.
Messrs. T. l.. Lowe, Sa!o Schutz
and Bassett. Of Silver, were IN town
Wednesday transactlng business
Mss Eunicc Dietz left for ChalIa-
nooga. Tenn. last week, where she
will attend school the coming winter
Mrs. J. r. Bell, returned home last
week from a visit with her sister,
Mrs. F.. Belch. ut san Simon. Arr
7nnu.
District judge RAYMOND L. RYAN
was M from Silver last week attend
ing to matters connected with the
court.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Bittcrman
have moved to Deming from Metcalt,
Ara. Mr.. Ritterman X employed hN
THE government.
{. II. Kritzmire came in from the
Dukc CITY Monday evening to visit
HI, hrother-in-law, " +. Samples.
oul ~ amp 'OdN.
Miss VOORHEES,. of Albuquerque, the
district traffic chief in the local tole-
phone office for a short time, retnrn-
ed home Wednesday.
Mrs. VIM. Howard arrived from
Los Angeles and will visit old friends
before proceeding on her way home
to Kansas City. Mo.
Miss Essie Bishop, Daniel Mennn'
of Alamosa, Colo. and Mr.. Ford
have been added 10 the Western
Union force in this city.
\ five pa ssenger Jeflcry. 1910
model, was stolen las, THURSDAY
morning from where it was parked
in front of the Park Hotel.
Robert Moore, of Fl Paso, i her,
experimenting the construction at q
brick business house. corner Pine
street and Silver avenue.
f.. " Ward. of Silver, accountant
for the Crescent Lumber Co.. was II
town last week. assisting with tn,
work in the Crescent wards.
=
Mrs. Mignon Blackford will leave
for her home in Miami. Arizona, sun
day. aietr visiting two months wit
he, mother. Mrs. J. T. Warren.
Miss Mary Reed. who attended tho
institute at Silver CITY. left for Ari'
iona on the 22nd She will oper
school on the 10th at kilvin, Ariz.
Miss Spivy. of Fl Paso, will b,
chief operator at Camp Cody. She
l. assisting with the work in the loca
office until the work begins out at III,
Camp
Reed Watkins wa here Wednes.
dav morning from Gage to attend tn,
funeral Of John l.. leargin. He was
q close personal friend of the late
Mr.. Ycargin
=
W. Il. Mills, of Los Angeles. j. her,
aud will place his son. William San.
ford. in the Deming Public Schools
They are making their home with tn,
W A. Page family.
Mr.. Forrest Mckinley and daugh.
ter, Miss Leeith. motored down tC
Fl Paso with friends Monday. They
returned Thursday morning and re-.
port "a delightful time.
.
W. Longbottom. formerly proprie'
tor of the Sunset Hotel, has gone Il
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-31
WANTED

WANTED Woman 10 do general hoa'swvS Ms.
Mr. \. ". Pollard. i01 Pine street, ir
WANTED-Gc9d home for boy 10 years "
Write 10 u. $, Graphic. -,
wANTED-widow. Miss OF private f. s,.,,
toari and care for schoolb0y. seven. .'s,r
age conditions, environment. price, cas
Ihos Ncwiin. General Delivery, pemn. .itra
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-31

here next Saturday morning for
Chilhcothe. Ohio. to take command OF
the S}rd division of the National
Army
| am very much pleased indeed "a
note that Deming has a division, ami
have always stated It wa good
place for training n many troops as
division.
Yours very sincerely,
+. +. Glenn.
Broader General | 5. A.
" IL Carson has returned from
Arizona to remain permanently
Good idea
Graphic Want Ads bring results.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-31

VI. Longbottom. formerly proprie-
tor of the Sunset Hotel, has gone to
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-31
FOR RENT

OR RENT OR LEAsE--Briek b ,..snslrs--
reg frame Warehouse. close IN. NV lpi
'. r. Carson, 322 West Pine stree"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-31

Prof. J ;. Phillips, of this city,
has been engaged a principal of the
Hillsboro public schools.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-31

Mr.. Cicero Howard. of Silver va,
transacting business IN the citH sew
eral DAYS this week.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-31

DR.. and Mrs. Warren have moved
up from COLUMBIA, and will make
Deming their home.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-31

ATTORNEY and Mrs Fred Sherman
and J. $ Kerr were visiting IN the
Pass CITY last week
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-31

". p. Thaxton and \. ii. Jordan.
os fine Pass City. were here several
DAYS this week on business.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-31
+ H. WING.

Successor to A. I. Sanqrc.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-31

IF YOU
Cannot knit.
Do your Bit
Fill a kit.

Mrs. +. NJ. Blgham spent iueaudN
and Wednesday with Mr. Blgham IN
Hurley.
-
Lieut.. Buck. wife and two chit
dren, arrived from Lincoln, Nebras-
ak, Tuesday
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-31

Salt Lake, Utah. where he will make
his future home. His many friends
wish him well in his new home.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-31

Mrs. Forrest Mckinley and daugh-
ter, Miss Leleith. motored down to
Fl Paso with friends Monday. They
returned Thursday morning and re-
port delightful time.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-31

Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Bittcman
have moved to Deming from Metcalt.
Aril. Mr.. Bitterman Is employed hv
The government.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-31

{. II. Kritzmire came in from the
Dukc civ Monday evening to visit
hl, hrother-in- law. W. +. samples
out ut Camp Cody.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-31

District Judge Raymond Il. RYAN
was M from Silver last week attend
ing to matters connected with the
court.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-31

W. II. Mills, of Los Angeles. j. here
aud will place his son. William San
ford. in the Deming Public Schools.
They are making their home with the
W. 4. Page family.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-31

Messrs. +. l.. Lowe, Sa'o Schultz
and Bassett. Of Silver, were IN town
Wednesday transacting business.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-31

Reed Watkins wa here Wedncs-
dav morning from Gage to attend the
funeral Of John l.. leargln. He was
close personal friend of the late
Mr.. Icargin.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-31

MIS- Essie jackson. of Bishop
Texas, is the new girl al the city Tel
egranh office.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-31

Not drunk in iail since saloons
were closed. sheriff W. {. S'mp-
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-31

Miss Voorhees,. of Albuquerque, the
district traffic chief in the local tcle-
phone Office for a shor, time, return
ed home Wednesday.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-31

Mrs. VIM. Howard arrived from
Lo. Angeles and will visit old friends
before proceeding on her way home
10 Kansas City. Mo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-23

, ,,,,, 10 otto,dcd tho
ny 81 MaSnInE'"n' d, ,at,
NM " ~ ~
NT. Ben coleman Ia III III Nor ho'ile'
Mr.. and Mrs. iiehr! "c!rI anu ~,
hhTll"' ana M'HS ''"'u',,
callers ~ h"Iihou'' '''' A'"''u's. ,,
Mrs. 'hcEt": NOM S""''rf '"o
tiers al Marlih" r''FH' Hl'", - -,
-lhiS wr'k win h'r Par'"'S ''A'' ''"" VI
John Nrlnki". ,~s
M anu HLH ''' ~, .aI ,i,n t,,,nr,r
ifrS 81 Hmithll"lH, h''rt.u;" l"' ,,
"f nor mother h'S' N'''i'"' 49,
last week. -, c,
MI mn go. '''' l,,, ,,.i,,,
lily IF l"rkNiil'' spent i '"" u'!S VIII
her parents. Mf. an" -hrS' "'''''' 10"
"cur'. e.,
M ''''"! ~
- horn" on Il 'uTi"uth.
a"'ld"ni "n" daH M "'"N'
Rev. TIlm"r" "h" mas M''h AVA; l"'
~" r"' rs GA Business r|t"Fff" '''''''
'HI: week.
.Ir and Mrs. ''T"Ec' -"u'I'; .,u
daughter ~ ''hnS nun
funeral 81 ms 'i"'""r' 'h:t "'N
Mrs. MArh Law "'r '',u r,ilr,,i,,
wv" ",H' ,''''' 49, , ~. 90,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-23
Swimming Contests at
7. ", 6. 4, Last Evening

swimming contests hc.a II! 'hr
Young l>dics uf tin \. ". I. \. Ia-i
evening IN IN" swimming pool W"f"
Witnessed 10y Il lars;' crowd III inter
rsrrrl relatives and friends u IN" con
tcstaniS. SnInr wonderful stunts
were don" hy the Young ladies which
created 4 great deal "t applause.
MlSn Ida WAGNER appears t" h"
yr!.v proficient in both swimming and
divine. and entertained III" audl"nc"
by several demonstrations nt tho new
points OF swimming.
This class is composed nj III" fol-
lowing girls: Misses Amy McCol-
logA. I.ida WaEo1"r. Alma He'll Thrl-
ma dawson Gennvirye Mcdonald,
Gertrude Baird. Miss Phelps. Miss
Dihhlc. Mrs. Crawford and Mrs. Scha-
fer.
The relay race. in which the double
over arm stroke WIS used. was be-
tween Ida Wagner and Alma He'll
II was repeated Twice. and MISS
Wagoncr finally wou out after the tie.
The candle race was also won by
Miss Ida Wagner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-23
COLE:RAlN

, Rev l.. z Wyl.c pastor or Elaine
PRESBYTERIAN church delivered an excel
! lent sermon nj thia place l":i" ~ NJ.
Sunday.
| Mrs. w. T.. Hall Ia thu guest Of her
sons al Alliance. q.
= Mr.. and Mrs Ir.s~ Pratt Of 81. Clairs-
willie. o. are tho guests Of relatives ut
this place.
Mr.. Isaac Wicker Of Camp Sherman.
was home Saturday AMI returned sun
: day.
, Mrs Lizzie Rims is visiting relatives
Ia: Salem. @.
! l.. J.. Bailey wns in s., Clairsville'
Monday.
e., Mrs II. T. White spent tn" Weekend
with Mrs. JrnrS Of Wheeling.
Mr. Marsdcn t'nlyig Of Wh"r'HE was
the CREST Of friends AT C"lrrain. Tics
da;'.
. Miss Edith Walker was tho guest nj
her sister. Mrs. J. &, Thrakcr OF Farm
ingi"n. Sunday.
Mrs. charles r:lyson Of Salem. O.. rr-
inrnCt ho1l,. :If'"r Il visit with her sister.
Mira W Il. Hall
Miss Chariot" Cope Of Iowa. is Wis
!tir.g friends and r"ls:iv"s here.
Miss Audrey Manning returned 20 her
homo IN WcllshurE Sunday. after II visit
with her sister. MIS-. G.. VI. Mitchell.
/ =. X Hoguc was in st. Clairsvill", On
Monday.
! Mr. ". G. SIpc Of Flushing. WAS n
caller in Colcrain. Sunday.
Miss Mary Douglas af Salem. o. re-
turned home after visit with friends
Mt this place.
| Mrs. 8. P. vickcrs - visiting at Free
! port. o.
Mr.. and Mrs. June Smith and family
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-23

Il Harrisvillc. were the guests Of res4l
tivos ~ this place Sunday. ~
Mcssrs. William Davis and Clyde Mort
were visitors ut Mr.. and Mrs.: j. q
Rig$bvs. Wednesday,
Misses Anna Walker and Charlots
;r"r" we're III" guests OF friends
,'..~nc<viiie. Ohio. Saturday and SD.
day. -
,.r. anc Mrs. c. NJ. Mitchell were s.
Watering. SunGay- -
Mrs. C"ra!y Hampton returned TO tn
hnm" Of her daughter. Mrs. ]. ~ HogHe
Sunday. after 4 visit with her dlught1ef
Mrs. T.. +. Murdoch. of Pleasant Grove
Mrs +. +. Manning and son l.. i. Man
ming and VIII" Of W"llshurG. returns1
home Wednesday after few days Vts1k
with her daughter. Mrs. c. NJ MitcheAk
Mr.. Charles Lash still continues dutt9
i'll at his home.
Mr. H. T. White was the guest Oh,
relatives At Fairpont. Wednesday,. -,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-23

Our destrs,ers and scout ships arc
Whiting for the sudden attack or the
deadly torpedo-she watch on tAe Az
l1atic arc on the lookout for the hr"t
indication OF hidden danger-It's =
SIGHT for life. For those leading quiet
life At homo it is often the unexpected
that happens. It may be that We arc
ayIts1ieusly attacked By pain II our
back or limbs
Baekache OF any kind Is eftea caused
BY kidney disorder. which means that
tbs kidneys arc not working properly
Poisonous matter and uric ACID accumu-
late within the body in great abund'
anee, svervorkipg the sick kidneys;
hence the congestion Of blood Causes
hackache IA tho same manner As q
similar congestion in the head eauses
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-23
NATIONAL CAMPAIGN LAUNCHED
TO HAVE YOUTHS EARN
$1,000 EACH.
Officials Arrive Here to Start Cam
paign in Wheeling District
Early Next Week.

; Men and women throughout Amer
ca did their bit nnbli and well. In
I fact. they did nero than their hi DE
nvrr-subscribinc to III" Y. NJ. {. y.
war campaign fund.
Now tho young Americans m"
million school youths and laSSlES--
will have an opportunity 10 Il" theT
bi, To help I'nrl" Sam win III" war.
: Wheeling boys and @irIS are moi 10
be- excepted.
Bccinun" Monday they will be CIV
on tho opportunity tn work AMI earn
s;nrO each TO. help their nig brothers
have more comfort and h"ii'r nun
rnre at their I?ain.h" camps IN ms
country and ~ Tho f"nnI over tho sea,
hy ASST sting in establishing and MAIN
tanning Y. NJ {. \. Headquarters.
Sherman Conrad. nj Washnc1 on,
Pa, who was ono Of til" principal pro-
motors In launching the boys \. NJ.
G.. 4. war campaign in Western Penn
svlvania, arrived in tho city last even
ing, accompanied by Private Charles
Murray. of Toronto. Canada. former
member Of the Fourth Infantry. Cana
dian Datlailuh. ana WIZ I'VE MS 80
leg while in th" S"rV!r" at Somrra' IN
September. l"lG.
Wa'Ns on Crutches'
Mr.. MURRAY wears ~ III W." Vs.,
FORM IN" "''"S "" VI, ~, hat,,-. nr
Mr.. Conrad. Will <"'hA "'',." ~.
school children TO-DAY Al "" vi" .'"''
willie Si.frrsyillr aud &, MaryS. They
,,.i,I N, ..,rror,nanird hy GornoraI WI.
liam smith, Il h'uio''F Ut ',''' ''''"uir'
Highland troops. ne mas pee" AN"'"'
cd ihr"" honor mHda'S Tor bravery III
Guiding on" from IN" Nihr ana """
from The Qu'"n at england.
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AVlATORS INJURED :

more Of the army aviation school q
COLUMBUS, O.. Nov. 22:-Lieut. ~
\. Sharp and Sergeant y. A. Ru54
Fairfield, near Dayton. were slightly
injured here today when their m1
chino suddenly crashed to earth just
after they had left the Ohio State uAl'
v:rsity campus on IL return flight e.
Fairfield -.
The machine fell or dropped onlE
about 80 feet The nose Of the al!f
craft was badly damaged. =: -.
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will have to die as there is no help foG,
me- She got me one of your little,
books and my husband said should tyI
one bottle. stopped the doctorE;
medicine and took Lydia E. PinkhAmE
Vegetable Compound. 1t soon ;ra1e
change in me and now l am strong an
do all my work. Mrs. AuGUsTu
BAuGHMAN, Box Sc. Enhaut, Pa
Why will women continue ts suite
day in and day out and drag out sieklE
half-hearted existence, missing threo
fourths of the joy of living, when thsj
can find health in Lydia E. Pinkham1
Vegetable Compound? -
If you would like free confidential
vice address Lydia E, Pinkhsm ks6ie
Co., Lynn, Mass, .
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wan. assistants Mesdamcs Wesley
,Ior.o ue-her, phjlo Miss Hannah
lvnoIIcy
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chairman: assistants. Mrs. Edward Grad
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BOY SCOUT NOTES

This evening NJ the Fourth Street
n F. church The troop Of Boy Scouts
will give a bean supper. and Fellow
scouts arc invited. The supper Is DE-
Ing given by the boys. with the assist
ancc of their mothers. and the puoIic
Is invited.