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The Arvada enterprise., 1917-10-11
COLORADO STATE NEWS

The Denver Manufacturer asserts
that thirty thousand gardens yielded
produce in Denver this year. These
tracts produced foodstuffs valued at
100000.
The first snow Of the season fell in
northern Colorado and southeastern
Wyoming Oct. Z. In Denver the snow
fell for only half an hour and then
turned into rain.
Crinkly new Liberty bonds Of the
first government issue arrived in Den.
yer in great bundles for distribution
by the various banks to those who sub
scribed for them.
Denver members Of the Junior Or
der Of United American Mechanics
adopted resolutions requesting the ex-
pulsion of Robert M. La Toilette from
the United States Senate.
Plans for mine buildings and plants
to replace those destroyed by the re-
cent fire are being prepared for the
Catherine Gold Mining Company, Of
which Charles Walden of Victor Ii
general manager.
The Flagler Oil and Gas Company
has been organized for the purpose Of
developing oil lands In eastern Colo
RADIO. The company is incorporated
for 100000 and its principal hold.
ings are near Flagler.
A new divorce suit, charging Roy
Ortner. Pueblo business man, with q
statuary offense and asking temporary
alimony Of $35 a week, was instituted
in Denver before Judge John A. Perry
by Mrs. Florentine Ortner Of Denver
The 210 policemen Of Denver will be
given $10.600 by the city, representing
the bonus recently voted them Of $50
each a. an aid to help them in the
present high cost Of living.
John Rudolph was sentenced to
serve from twenty.three to forty
years in the state penitentiary BY
Judge ]. e. Rizer at Pueblo after be-
Ing found guilty Of seduction.
Miss Anne shuler. dean Of women in
the University Of Denver, was in Chi
cago attending . conference or war
council Of Y. w. c. A. workers and
college professors and presidents.
While police and attendants from
Mount Airy sanitarium were search
ing Denver for her. Miss Elizabeth
Herberts, 45, who escaped from the
sanitarium. committed suicide by
drovninr in thu large lake n cItv
park.
One more town-Florsnce-is now
on the list Of cities in which tho
unique trio headed BY the burglar Ber-
ger. alias Mcdonald. operated with the
active assistance Of twin boys aged II
years. 1t was at Florence they were
finally captured.
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ABOUT THE WAR

ABOUT THE WAX
Peru handed German minister his
passports.
American destroyer sinks German
submarine.
A German submarine interned At
Cadis escaped.
American patrol boat founders in
European waters.
The government has declared =
state Of war in Turkestan.
Twenty thousand airplanes for
America are under construction.
Heavy SHOWS are reported In the
Vosges and . suspension Of war activ.
tiles there may be expected soon.
Uruguay has severed diplomatic re.
lations with Germany and the Berlin
representative has been given his
passports.
The military commandant ut vibors
has published . warning to all Rus-
sian families In Finland TO leave the
country.
British hold ground won In great
ol''e es.' VI .plcs ana !epuise eouh'
IN rhur,d.v.. h,,,i. 4. 4 aIc
~. I'm, 49,, -,
~ ~. uuc' oe'ssen 'ne
oue" .uu ue'nhsn. u" ns's.um con
'.asec french pos'.'ons on tue Aishe
aa S.np~sne 'roh's were a'sckea'
Nus.'An scouts from '"e Caucasus
C S IN us'ns rA'o esp.urca "sn'
NHu"' Won me'c1' nesu OF inc herman
.H service IN tue BLACK sea district
~. ~ o'''c'A' announcement from
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WEEKS NEWS IN PARAGRAPHS

Kerensky forms cabinet despite Do.
mands Of Democratic congress.
The Cologne Gazette in it, report Of
the address Of DR.. Karl Helferich. Ger.
man minister Of the interior, In the
Reichstag Saturday represented him
~ saying: 1.-THE question OF war aims
will be discussed in the course of q
big debate next week."
GENERAL
Fifteen persons were injured. sever.
al seriously. when two passenger
Money to pay German spy passed
through several American banks.
trains on the Chicago. Milwaukee 4
st Paul railroad collided at Colmar.
Iowa.
A 100000 Liberty loan subscrip-
ton by the Aetna Life Insurance Com.
pany Of Hartford. Conn.,. was received.
Anna Robinson. formerly Countess
OF Rosslyn. died in the Manhattan
State Hospital on Wards island, New
York.
e. p. Ripley. president Of the Atchi.
son. Topeka L Santa re Railway Com.
pany. looks for . quick finish Of the
world war.
Uncle Sam has started to draft
Thanksgiving turkeys for soldiers and
|'sailors. A consignment Of $4,000
pounds 10 already on the way to the
boys behind the trenches in France.
Two Of ChicaEo's oldest and wealth.
lest families will DO Joined through
the marriage Of Miss Alice Cudahy
and Capt. Leander J. Mccormick.
grandson Of the founder Of the Inter.
national Harvester Company.
A plan to purchase Palestine and
populate II with Jews from every
country Ia tho world after the termin.
alton Of tho war was advanced BY
Max shulman. In an address before .
Jewish meeting at Chicago.
Thirteen Of the 1866 negro soldiers
held In the stockade at Fort Bliss,
Tex. In connection with the riotins In
Houston. Tex. Aug. 20. were ordered
released and have returned to Colum.
bus. N. H.. to rejoin their regiment.
An oversubscription Of nearly rs per
cent to the SS,oOo.ooo pension fund for
the support Of retired Episcopal cier.
gymsn was announced In New York.
OF the &s.7l2.000 subscribed. $780,.
sss has already been paid. Il was
stated.
A strike Ia 0eattle's wooden ship
yards. called on Sept. IL In sympathy
with the efforts Of timber workers to
obtain an eisht.hour day. was called
OF Ii response to . telegram from
Sscfstary Of Labor Wilson urging The
mea 70 take this coures.
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VOCATIONAL
COLORADO TO GET $4,000
THROUGH NEW LAW.
STATE Must Raise Dollar for Dollar e
Get Sum From Federal Appro-
prIation.
western Newspaper Union New. Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Dsnver.-The state of Colorado will
receive from the federal government
$4,000 q its share Of the funds pro
vided by the vocational educational
act. This is the first appropriation
under the Smith Hughes act, recently
passed by Congress. and 1t u for the
fiscal year beginning July l, 1917.
II 10 stipulated that the sum bt
diveded into three equal parts. the
first to pay salary Of teachers. super
visors or directors Of agricultural sub
jscts; the second to pay salaries Of
teachers Of trade. home economics
and industrial subjects. and the third
to prepare teachers in both Of these
classes.
The state must raise dollar for dol
lar to get the benefit Of the federal
fund. This will make an expenditure
Of $4,000 that 10 to be used in voca
tional education, which thinkers have
been boosting for years ~ means Of
developing national efficiency.
The amount Of the appropriation
will increase in rapid progression un
III 1876 when 1t will amount to ~.
100000 for the entire country and will
become staple at the amount. The
distribution 10 based ON the proportion
Of the rural and urban population Of
each state compared with that Of the
whole country.
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HA,o's MEN SEIZE poELcAPELLE.
staggered Tsuton Line crumbies Un.
der Blows Of English and French.

der Blows Of English and French.
London. Eng. Oct. l0.-The British
troops have effected the complete cap.
ture Of Poelcapelle and have advanced
nearly two miles to the northwest Of
the village In their drive in Flanders.
According to the report from Field
Marshal Haig the British operations
were very successful. All detectives
have been gained and the number Of
prisoners already exceeds 1000.
French troops. who burst into the
fighting Tuesday morning. captured
the Flanders villages Of st. Jean de
MaLEelare and veldhoek and pushed
their line forward for . gain Of one
and . quarter miles.
Al many other points along the
west front the British kept up their
deadly assault against the staggered
Germans and went through their de-.
lenses for important gains.
Along the Aisne and Champagne
front ind on the left bank Of the
Meuse intense artillery duels are still
In progress.
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chee-ed. encouraged and enthused 500
business men and women Of Denver
In y clear, lucid review OF the accom-
plishments Of the national admins
tration in connection with the world
war and declared that politics had
been eliminated in . nationwide de-
sire to cooperate to the fullest extent
in the fight for universal democracy,
at . meeting held under the auspices
OF the Denver Civic Association In
the cathedral room Of q Denver hotel
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Accused Nurss Turns Aeeussr.

Denver.-Heart balm to the amount
Of $1,000 awarded Miss Helen Barker
. nurse, from the purse Of a Denver
physician formed the basis Of Wilbur
H. Campbell's livelihood for several
months, according to Denver officers
who arrested the girl. Miss Barker ia
charged with passing a worthless
check at a Denver hotel. In turn she
accuses Campbell Of having attempted
to make her q white slave. Local Off
GERS are Of the opinion that Miss Bar.
ker 10 an adventures. But she says
she 10 the victim OF Campbell.
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h0W's This ?

We offer 10000 for any case OF catarrh
that cannot be cured by HALLS CA
TARRH MEDICINE. HALLS CATARRH
MEDICINE IL taken internally and acts
faces Of the System.
Sold BY druggists for over forty yearA
Price tic. Testimonials free.
+. J. Cheney Z Co.. Toledo. Ohio.
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Hawaiian Party In Denver Oct. 2

Hawaiian Party In Denver Oct n.
Dsnver.-The adjournment Of Con
gress appears to have had the effect
OF fixing in definite manner the itin.
srary Of the Hawaiian congressional
party. due In Denver ct noon Satur.
day. Oct. ~. The party will spend
the afternoon and night In Denver
and leave the next morning At 8:16
o'clock for Colorado Springs. going
from there westward to San Francisco
70 embark for Honolulu ON Nov. /.
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Certain. feed
PRODUCTS Corporation
Matrimonial camouNaes.

Bride-YOu don't mind my wearing
this complexion mask nights, do you,
dear?
GrOOn,-Oh, surely not; It's your not
wearing II days that's getting my goati
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To Observe Food Conservation Week.
Denver.-The campaign for food con-
servation In Colorado. Oct. 81 to %,
food pledge week, will be managed by
Fred J. Chamberlin, who managed the
Red Cross campaign for funds here
last summer, 1t was announced by T.
B. Stearns, state food administrator.
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Denver Man Killed In Auto Wreck.
Denver.-John A. Valentine, presi-
dent Of floral company. was killed In
an automobile accident near Night.
hawk. Colo. while driving three 9th.
ers. including his wife. to Decker
Springs ON . weekend fishing trip.
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TaIIors Granted Wages Asked.

Denver.-One hundred and forty-five
tailors. members OF Denver locals,
Nos. and 204. who struck for higher
wages. returned TO the shops with an
Approximate raise Of from Is to rs per
cent increase In the general wage
scale.
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Secretary Lane opsaks In Denver.
Denvsr.-Invigorated and inspired
By = twenty-four-hour stay In the
Rocky Mountain National park. which
he declared to be the most beautiful
playground IN the world. Franklin K
Lane. secretary Of the interior.
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Greece Preparing for sis offensive.

Washington. - Greece 10 nearly
ready to put . large and effective
army In the field 70 cooperate with
the allies. according 10 dispatches
from the Athens foreign office TO the
Greek legation here. Lack OF equip.
mcnt 10 being remedied rapidly with
the allies aid.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-10-11

child's skeleton Found In River.
Pueblo.-The skeleton of . child has
been found ON . sandbar in the Ar.
kansas river near Baxter. 1t 10 be-
lieved to be that Of the S-year-oid son
Of Paul Allen, q Pueblo barber.
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Mother and Daughter Poisoned.

Mother and Daughter Poisoned.
Pueblo.-As result Of mistakins
strychnine for headache tablets. Mrs
Praxcedis Trigillo and her daughter
Mrs. Maggie Madril. who lived al
Undercliff. twenty-five miles from
here, are dead.
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New Hotel for O. Paul.
#. Paul In to have new skyscrnper
hostelry on the site Of the old Mnsee
hotel.
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Flour Price oess osysn.

Minneapolis. Minn.-Fiour prices de.
ciined here. fancy patents. 80 cents .
barrel. and first clears, Is cents.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1917-11-30

list next year about this timer
The answer Is with you:
POULTRY CLUB AWARDS
Premiums awarded Poultry
members at Jackson Fair. Copy
official Report.
With Mrs. Florence Forbes OF
Decatur. Ala s, a member OF the
National Show Committee as
Judge, the awards IN the poultry
section. Home Economies exten.
sion work were made as follows:
Best pair Of Rhode Island Reds,
Johnny Adams. Eupora; End. Mil
dred Stanford. Carroll.
Best pair of Barred Rocks, 1st,
LOIS Pou. Wiggins; End, Henry
Hale. Harrison County.
Best PAIR White vs. ando.tes:
Miss M. Pollard. Kossuth.
Best pair any other breed: 1st,
MISS Stella Johnson, Jackson,
Silver l.. Wyandottes; End, Miss
Sarah Gavey, Jackson, Silver L.
Wyandottes.
Best trio Rhode IslaDd Reds:
1st, Miss LOIS McCullar. Varda.
man; 2nd, Miss Vivian Smith,
Poplarvliie.
Best trio cf Barred Rocks: 1st.
MISS Wilhelmia Ha Hkins, Harrl
son County; End, Miss Minnie
Bell Shaw. Grenada county.
Best pen Rhode Island Reds:
1st. MISS Alma Carpenter, Hol'
comb; 2nd, Miss julia Williams,
Grenada.
) Best pen White Rocks: Miss
FLYNN Townsend. KlImichael.
Miss Alma Carpenter, OF Hol'
comb. has the distinction Of ex.
hibitlng the best pen OF birds in
the boys and girls poultry club
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1917-11-30

George Parish. the blind msu
who participated IN the tidders
contest held THANKSGIVING night
at the court house. and who won
admiration and applause from
everyone present, was made hap
py this week when presented
i prize of Sf4 90 from citizens OF
the county ard city. Although
blind. Mr. Parish is an exuert
with the bow and is hard to beat
when 1t comes to tiddling. =
Mayor bridges and M. Ra
Fulgham who solicited the SUM
state that every man who was
approached about the matter
gave eheerfuliy.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1917-11-30

show, aud Miss Glynn Townsend
of Kilmmhael has the best puiiet
IN the show.
Miss LOIS McCuller. OF Varda
man has the best coekrel in the
entire show, and the fourth in
the regular poultry show. This
Is the hrst showing made by the
club members at the State Fair.
and they are deserving of much
credit for their efforts to improve
poultry. The work is being
supervised IN Mississippi, by Miss
Laura Tunnlson.
CONTEST REGULAR POUL-
TRY SHOW.
Copy official report.
Cockreis-1st, O. &. Leigh.
Eupora;. End, Guy w. Moore.
Memphis. Tenns 3rd, Guy W
Moore. Memphis; 4th, Miss LOIS
McCuller VarJaman. Thus you
see Mr.. q. q. Leigh produced the
Grand Champion for the whole
State-why can't all of as DO
likewise next season?
BOYS PIG CLUB CONTEST
There were more Pig Club
pigs entered this year at the
jackson Fair than ever before
and our own boys came near car
rylng off all the honors. We
earned off the 2nd. Bird and 4th
prizes for best pigs Bank OF
Noxapater Club boy got the 2nd
prize, Bank of Vxdar1lan Bird. and
Grenada Bank 4th.
This shows what quality and
effort will do--and you watch Us
next year take off all the prizes.
for we hope to purchase better
pigs than ever before lone years
experience, with close attention
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1917-11-30

-and high quality breeding
stock will enable US to do this.
Prizes for best poultry and
best pigs Will be again offered by
the Grenada Bank and all of It's
branch banks. The priZes will
CONSIST OF Free trip to State Fair
at jackson. and many other very
attractive prlzes. so it behooves
every boy and girl to i'm mediate
IL make application to your bank
tor membership. Begin now so
you may have a chance to win
some of these splendid prizes
which are being prepared and
Will be announced quite soon
Bank of SturgiS,
Sturgis, Mississippi.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1917-11-30

In last weeks issue of The Naws
appeared an item stating that. IN
the election of Justice of the
Peace in-Beat four. w. B. piom-
as was elected ovee his oppouens,
J. ID Barron. by majority Of
Is votes. Since. We have learn.
ed that Mr.. Barron was elected.
he receiving SO votes, and Mr..
Thomas 55
Both are splendid gentlemen
and we are sure that either
would raake good Justice.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1917-11-30

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Poultry yb DO
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contained the exhibits gathered
from he dlff rent runtieS where
this lnsuluuon has branch banks.
II will be- remembered that the
Grenada Bank aud it's branch
Banks furnish he'd the nest eggs
tor these exhibits, Tney bought
fine chickens. fine hogs. and
bulls and turned them over to-
the girls and bows IN diffAr
localities. and out Of TINS proJect
Game the mans fine Chickens,
hogs. and calves which are n )w
being discussed bv the news.
papers not only IN Mississippi
but lii other states. The work
of the Grenada Bank with the
farmers uf the county is receiv-
ing attention ia the great centers
Of The United States; only few
da, ago a memoes Of the faculty
of one of the great Universities
of one of lhe largest cities Of the
country paid visit to Grenada
to learn fully the plans Of inlllat
iug the quicken, pig. aud beef
c.ubs aud the mpth0dS of carry
iag he work on So also a cor
respondent Of one of the largP
nt,ws spauprs IN the United States
aroj tnem &c niig with the
view of ehcltug information
aut Ut the details of the work.
Thus 1t wilI be seen that the
Banks work is looked upon with
great favor III other States. The
movement Of the Dank IS consider.
cd as something extraordinary
IN banking and as one deserving
the serious considerations and
cemmenda'ion OF the s.naags
aou commercial world. But hap.
PLY one does not have TO 20
away from home 10 see and learn
that the farmers and the pnblie
generally appreciate the value
and the significance Of what
this cham of Banks has done
and is seeking to do The
Grenada Bank and all It's branch
Banks want the farmers TO use
the resources at his door, on his
farm. The Bank saw that in
many instances the farmers were
striving to put their farms and
farming life on a different basis
but were just without the money
to make the start. hence the
Bank stepped IN and IN substance
sad to the farmers, ''We Will
help you We Will buy the chick.
ems. the pigs and the bulls and
sell them to you at cost. and on
time. You take them and use
them. You get the output, all
we want IS the actual money
back to pay for>these things 1t
will do US good to See you pros
per, , on need our money, We need
your prosperity and your best
wishes and consideration"
The Bank acknowledges It's ob-
legations 10 many of the good
people of the several counties for
aid and cooperation without
whom the first mile post In its
efforts could not have been
reached. The Bank counts on
the continued Efforts of these
good people and INDUCES the.
hope that where 10 farmers,
their sons and daughters, were
interested this year. there may
be 100 next year. tits the great
est opportunity eyer offered by
any banking Institution to Its
friends and patrons.
The following shows The prizes
awarded at the State Fair to
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1917-11-30

Pigs and Poultry
IFS MANY Girls and Boys
no FREE TRIP to Jackson
Are Yo1 Going TO be one who earn EEE year?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-11
CONDENSATION News.

VIM. "a alleged tn> hay" been a case
Of uuprovoked murder was r"H"rt'u %
the xorkmen's com rrnsatton department
today. IN the claim Tor COMPENSATION M
the death 0. VIII .1ain"s. Of l\itnhai'' -.
.r,plovs II ;i:c Houston t"iii"r!:.S &C .
Parry, which occurred Dec Hl""r l. ~
he result ~ sun sho: wounds Sa'S u
h;,v. been ,aflsc,"d by Herman Nor
.!llr. another workman.
The shooting was said ~ have taken
rIace daring an argument between the
-vo ,nSn as ,hcy were gathering up
their tools. preparatory t" going 70
work. james WAS 81 years "ld and Is
survived By q widow and four S'nai'
children.
New elections - protection andcr tAr
state workmsn'S compensation tuna
wore approved today W Cnsnm;ssIeSl"r
Lee OFT as follows:
Dellslaw Coal company. "t Morgan
town: Wcst-Thacltsr Coat company. a.;
Williamson: Katt"n BROTHERS company
roofing. OF tiark$Hurg: Frank /. i"rst'
ncr. boiler and tank builder. Of Pitts
hurEh. Pennsylvania: Ira F1ccH. con-
tractor. Of Weston: Ford L. Jenkins.
coal mining. Of FaiMnnnt: Fuchhnnnon-
FittsburSh Con, company. Euckhannou:
!. Edgar Long. coat mining. CiarkSourS.
Com Sensatica n The sum OF $685. r
week fo- :1e weeks was awarded today
on the claim Of Henry II. Ho!cnnro. or
Crown. W. Va. an "mnioye Of the Eagle
Island Coal company. for simple rae
ture ot the spine. and to John Gust. o.
Dorothy. an employee Of the Western
Pcchantas Fuel company. for amputa-
ton OF fingers. ro7ty-firn weeks at
$3.50 a week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-11
Charters Issued.

Anderson Garage company. If Shinns.
ton. 10 operate at same place: capital
stock. $4,000. lnCnrp"raturS. I"uJa:uin
Anderson. J.. J.. Crawford. &. T.. Fran
Of Shlnnstnn: james t. Shumhk-r. 81
Fairmont. and j. +. Schaffn"r. 81 Hay
wood.
Lyons Coal company. of F'Hir,nn!t -
operate mines in Marion county, capt.
tai stock $4,000. Incor, rnrlt"rs y. j
Mcdaniel. l.. &. Sandy. ri W"rrhin&,"r
". Va: 4. c. Lyons. Irn |. Weaver 3nd
James A. Meredith. OF Fairm"ni
ranors Creek Coal company Of Hunt
ingtJn. % np"rnt" min"E in Wtyn" com
IS; capital stock. So. 00n. IucurrUraiurs
". E. karr. E. ". Compton. \. *. k,.ss-
le!. L. /, Miller and ". J. Wclt". all
n Huntington.
McMcchcr Coal company. If MrM"ch,
en-, w. Va: 10 operate mines III Marshatl
county: capital stock. S25.0hn. Incurr",
rators. 4. G. Swift. ", y. McGlumrn,
Of Moundsvillc: John MacGrrgor. If
Wheeling: u. y. .McM,rhru. AMI Wndr
H NCAirch.u ri MrMcrhrn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-11
DON 7 ENDURE
RHEUMA Tic PAIN
ANY Kind of External Ache
Relieved by Sloan's
Liniment.

For prompt relief from lthc umatism.
NruraIria or LumbagO. you can depend
on SIoan's Liniment. The warming.
soothing, cnuntcr-irrItant effect is the
quickest way to overcome the infam-
nation swelling or stiffness. y few
drops 20 right 10 the sore part. draw
the blood from the congestion and
remove the cause Of tho ache.
The great penetrating power nj
Sloan's Linimrnt makes rubbing need
less. II is easier and cleaner 10 us,,'
than p!astrrs or poutccs. II does not
stain the skin or clog the pores. y
bottle Of Sloan's Linimcnt Is all you
need for quick rest and relief fro!.'
The pains of sprains. bruises. back
ache, St!hncCk and most forms Of
rheumatic twingrs. Generous size bot
ties at druggists everywhere. CSC. SOC.
Sl.00
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-11
Traffic interruption
By Labor Negigitl,

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1o.-Intcrr::f
ton OF interstate railway service y
labor disputes has been almost nc"
g!bi" Since the federal board of nee:
tion and Cancellation was organized foe
year Sage. says report If the boar
presented tonight to the president
In four and Il half years. the repnr
continues. there have been 4 total OF y
Disputes. which threatened all Glasses :.
employees on every railroad in the Tn:
State: and connecting Canadian lines %:
tn less than half u dozen instances IL.
thor" been cessation Of train movenlc@,'
IL these cases. III" disputes broke 81"
suddenly. hcinr" the board knew u
wer" impending and In each case a set
tlrmC:r, WIS affected quickly.
In N" instance has n strike follow"
III" intervention Of the board.