davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-16
Rrinr Your Ranks
Z . Ut bLuhb.
n s't.rr1@,, ,bN I-,J,rr, =

Next Sunday afternoon the Edgwood
Lutheran Sunday school will hold an i'm
portrait meeting In the f;dgwood town
hall The teachers. officers and mem
berS will bring in their banks and
albums filled with dimes and nickels
which have been donated to the Sunday
school. All the members are requested
TO be present 10 send In their banks and
albums
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-16
StArAnnftcnn UtaWs

Stereopticon views and home talent
will furnish a program for an enter
tainment in the Bank auditorium In
West Alexander this evening The
views will be about the war and will be
Furnished by Rev. II. 4. Riddle, Of West
Alexander The proceeds will go toward
paying the debt OF the West Alexander
high school. Last fall the school gave
an entertainment and they did noemake
EXPENSES
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-16
Elmer Funeral.

Funeral services 70" George Elmer
v"r.- held Yesterday afternoon A. 2:nn
o'clock from I'm. hnm" of his fatHer-in-
law. tierrE" CriSSw"iI. Of Park Ni.w.
Rev. l.. X. Riggs. tprmr" pastor OF the
Church Of God In Elm Grove. oIfGiatc'!
and intcr,nrnt was in the Stone church
cemetery,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-16
GRAYoN CONFIRMED.

WASNINGTON. Mar. lI.--pr. cary I;
CravSon. President Wilson'S friend and
naval aids. was confirmed by the SENATE
today rs medical director and lica" Nj
rr;ral III the navy after long hGnt
against him by Republican, senators.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-16
LOAN FOR RUMANIA

LONDON. Mar. ;I.--.:i7 Z. N.-';r"I.
Evifain has agree; =" lend t-'"Haih.
40 Gao 400 pounds. according :" ;,n ":l'-
Ci;,! i.tlt i~Sti..! ~ ia>S%. :!''s tom
I,rrlrv RUuauiau capital. tn: loan
N..Lil -. itA-.. ns.r GOVT INTEREST
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-16
LOWER TELEPHONE RATES,

PlTTSBURCi. Mar. IA reduction
If about per cent IL the cost OF to.e-
phone service tdN subscribers OF the Bell 2
TClcph"n" comuany IN P!ttsburg was =
agreed upon at Il conference of attor-:. :
n"yS representing tn" city ard the CON-
amount 30 abOut1-SI u'h annually. Tht
agreement whic.. represents a compro-
mise between ttt lily and the company
will be submitr4d IN the Pennrylvanla
public service commission which Is ex-
pected TO ratlfy%it. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-16
GOV. JOHNSON OFT.

SACRAMENTO. Cal. March Is
Hiram W. Johnson, United States Sena-
tor-elect. reluquishcd the governorship
OF California at noon to-day. before
4 joint session OF the legislature. and
Lieutenant Governor William j.. Stcph-
ems. former representative in congress
from the Tenth district became the
states chief executive.
Johnson had been governor for six
wears
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-16

agency OF Aim Grove. whereby James
Huff. boI1N the Amos house on Wheel
Miss Mildred Huff OF SprinEdala.
Is III at her home.
Joseph McCilOnc os Elm Grove. is
much improved after O short illnesg.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry $. kimmInS. Oc
Patterson, are proud parents Of n dGugh-
tor born yesterday morning. Tho ch',l
weighs eleven pounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-16
Literary Society.

The Liberty Bell Literary club will
give 4 literary and musical program at
. til" Fairview school this evening
\ debate will DO the most important
feature OF the evening and several prom
I inent men OF the out the pike district
Will speak on the subject nf Would
United States be. justified in declaring
war on Germany"
On the affirmative side Will be Curtis
! Springer and H. l.. Chapman. and on the
, negative sid" will be John Farmer and
Edward Carroll.
refreshments will DO served after the
debate
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-16

Rev. {. &. Bylcr. pastor Of tho Church
&C God OF Elm Grove. which has been
holding revival meetings for several
w""ks. has FOR the time being lost
Speaking power. ~ne services will go
on. however and dtiIST2nt speakers will
address the congregation from time, 70
time. Evangelist G. y. Ryler will speak
SATURDAY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-16
Successful Entertatnn, emit

Tho red. white and blu" entertainment.
given in the Stone Presbyterian church
last night by Division no. s. OF the
Pastors Aid society. was largely attend
&c. \ delightful program was given,
followed by the serving OF refreshments,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-16
To Play This Evening.

The Elm Grove basketball team will
meet the Christian church team OF
Wheeling. this evening on the Elm
Grove floor. and Il good game is expect
ell. AS both teams are fast
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-16
MT. De chantal Fire con,panv

The Mt. d" Chautal ira company met
last evening 1t the HON" OF William
Brasch. and adopted new bylaws. after
routine business was disposed OF
The next meeting Is to lie held April
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-16
WANTED-Experienced Elevator
Operator, oyer Is years of age;
steady position. Apply today,-..
GEQ. E. sT1FEL co.,
Mh.-15-I :,

the most deIIc.lyc cushioned white silk -,
manufactured In the world. The coffin.
IS OF the Samet design and finish in .
which rrrGldcnt'lt. H. Hayes was buried -
in his home town OF Fremont. Ohio. -"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-16
LadINS lid

The Ladies Md OF the Philadelphia NJ
T.. church entertained IT the home Of
Mrs. 7. l.. Committee Of Elm Grove,
Yesterday afternoon an! evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-16
OUT-THE-PIKE


Triadelphia Distdct High School Notes.
4 tennis club Will b. organized in tho
near futur" and much interest is being
tak"p in tr' sport.
rl" girls haSk" thall team has cancell-
ed with The E.uw"od las>"s because the
season has closed.
\ literary Suri"ty mretinc will be held
this afternunn in III" school and essays.
readings. debates and current events will
feature til" program.
\ base ball team will hc organized In
the near future. Floyd hanson has been
elected captain OF the team.
Th. Freshmen will give 4 party this
evening. Music ana gaines will /" thu
diversions. Thu decorations will be- in
green and white. Refreshments will he
served.
The taking Of enumeration was started
last Saturday and il will he finished ny
April l.
Pictures nf tho basketball team were
taken last Wednesday,
Orders for invitations hav, been sent
in for I'll" coming commencement and
viii soon l.. printed. Their. will h" ~
graduates from the school OF which
there will he - girls aud boys.
Fulton Council Tonight.
\ special meeting has been called for
the Fulton council To hn held this even
ing in the now bank building. Street
improvements will he discussed.
Improving County Roads.
The county roads are being improved
up !IiC Wheeling Crock. and II. V.
Springer Of Elm Grove. Is supcrint"nG-
ing the work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-16
Fulton Conncil Tonight.
improving Comfy Roads.

The county roads are being improved
up !|iG Wheeling Crock. and II. V.
Springer Of Elm Grove. IS supcrintenG-
ing the work
Evening journal., 1917-11-28
ELKTON MAN HURT when
AUTOMOBILE HITS WAGON

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
ELKTON, Nov 2s.-His wagon colllding
with an automobile, Frank Hoffecker
was thrown out and seriously injured
on Monday. He was taken to Balti-
more Hospital for treatment
After spending some time in Nebraska
Miss Mary A. Ford. Of North East, has
been appointed principal Of the Sandy
Hnl school, OF Spade, Neb.
Two milk dealers refining from bust
ness in Elkton, mas caused a great scar
city Of milk in the town.
Personal: Harvey n. Mackcy. OF Blake
greeted old friends in Elkion, on Tues
day-Sherin Richard H. Barnes removed
from Elkton 10 Charlostovn, on Tues
day-Nlrs William d. Cawley was ro-
cent guest Of Mrs. Vernon II. Mcknight.
Of North Easl-Mss Lidic A. Alexander
is the guests Of Philadelphia friends
Mrs. Samuel Jackson Price, of Queens
town, Nd is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. d.
Price, on West High street-Mr. and Mrs
Frederick r. Mayors have removed from
Little Elk, 10 what was the Cle0ver resi-
dence on West High slreei-Nliss Ellen
Darrell has returned from a visit to
philadelphia-Mis Alice ". Miller, pri'
mary supervisor Of schools Of Cecil
county is attending the meeting of the
Maryland State Teachers Association IN
Baltmore-Nlrs Mary Ellis Tull has re-
turned TO Elkion-L. 3. Phillips was a
recent visitor at Cambridge, Md.
Evening journal., 1917-11-28
81 PER Cent. SPECIAL
Dividend ON DUPONT

Directors Of the f, I. dupont de
Nemours and Company today declared
a special dividend Of 80 per cent, 70
be paid IN 4 per cert. Liberty Bonds
at par, with all coupons attached, on
December %, TO stockholders Of record
November 20. ON the same stock a
regular dividend Of AZ per cent. was
declared 20 bo paid on December 70 to
stockholders Of record November 30.
on the debenture stock Of the same
company dividend Of ~ per cent
was declared 10 be paid January u
90 stockholders Of record January 40
on tho r. !. dupont de Nemours Pow
der Company, the old company, a divi'
dend OF IA per cent was declared OF
the common stock, and on the prefer
rcd stock a dividend Of IA per cent
was declared, payable February 1 t
stockholders Of record January q.
Evening journal., 1917-11-28
Christmas TREAT FOR
CITY POOR KIDDIES
conLInnad from FIrgt Page.

the poor chlldren's Christmas celebra-
ton but who has never permitted his
name to be announced as their benefac-
tor, has come forward again this year
with his usual oncr Of generosity AZ
ways working through the police de-
parlment, no has notified Chief Of Po-
lice George Black TO go ahead this year
with his usual preparations for the
Christmas tree and for the purchase of
the candy, fruits, nuts and presents for
the children.
Chief Black finds that because of The
high price Of everything. the celehra-
ton this year Is going To cost much
more than in former years. lie was
doubtful whether the sum the chart
table citizen has been giving hereto
fore, would be sufficient To cover all
expenses this year and lac bas accord
ingly written To- him, asking If he is
willing 10 pay the bills, regardless OF
the increase As yet he has not had a
reply. but is expecting one at any
lime.
The Central Labor Union has sug-
gesied To- City Council thal cOnmu-
nifty Christmas tree boz had This year
and the police committee of Council
has taken up Che matter The commit
nifty tree three or four years ago was
not regarded as "a complete success and
the councllmen apparently do not favor
the idea very strongly. In view of the
offer of the philanthropic citizen TO
nnancc the regular police celebration
for the poor children, Council thinks
this will be. sufficient this year
Evening journal., 1917-11-28

narrow skirt Of black velvet, and
a long black velvet train OF charming
gracefulness appears from beneath the
hustle.
Smart froeks- are increasingly mar
row al The hem. Even when the
tunic is fun and flowing the under
skirt is narrow.
Wells are again in high favor and
vary from the loose ly-avay embroid-
cred veil that falls from the brim Of
the hat TO the clever frill of black
lace that is attached TO the under brim
Of the hat Just an inch from where
the crown rests on the hair.
some Of the smartest coats have
long wooden scarfs OF the same ma
terlal lined with bright silk and en-
broiderod IN chenille or edged with
fur.
soulache braid is in again-very
populnr for trimming The georgette
blouse 10 be worn with the street
suit. and equally good for dressing up
the collar and cuff sets Of white satin
or flannel
Knltlers who can spare a few mo-
menis from soldiers socks should
build themselves a little tam-o-
shanier with close-1tting brim and a
Happy velvet crown with a fluffy
tassel top OF yarn.
Evening journal., 1917-11-28
NO LOCAL BAN ON
COAL heavens NIP
Continued from First Page.

revoked The order grew ont Of The
acquaintance exhibited by
drivers for the delights Of the flowing
bowl, and numerous complaints that
too many of them were arriving at
consumers homes with more than a
load Of coal.
Mr. TenWeeges said today that the
situation aud conditions here are diff
ferent than IN Philadelphia. In the first
place there are not as many dealers
and I'm the second place most of the
drivers here are Negroes, and what II
would mean 10. attempt to keep these
men out Of saloons, especially during
cold weather. is known only 90 the peo-
pic who employ them. Anyhow, Mr..
lTenWeeges did not think anything could
be done ia the matter until there had
been a conference between the dealers
! themselves and before they had attempt
cd some action on their own initiate.
| Up until this time the drivers have at
! tended 10 their business during work
/ ing hours No complaint of insobriety
has been made against any Of the men.
Despite the cold weather and the
snow storm the situation as regards
the fuel supply and Demand IN VIII
mington remains about the same as ii
has been for several weeks. There has
been a rush Of orders since the extreme
~ cold weather started but the dealers
are nlling them as rapidly as they can.
The supply IS adequate II care is cXer-
csed i'm the distribution
The dealers want 90 impress upon the
consumer that ne should use some judy
ment I'm ordering coal. For instance, a
consumer should not walt until all his
coal has been consumed and then place
an order for more and cYpect 10 gct it
the same day. The dealers say orders
should be placed at least ten days ahead
NJ tho time the consumer expects TO
have 10 delivered.
The fuel administration has again
called attention 10 the necessity for
economy in the use Of coal. 10 has been
declared that the average home Is over
heated which means a waste of fuel and
il Is urged that AN househ0ldors main
tain a temperature of not more than o.
! degrees which Is recommended by pllNsi
clans. With that temperature The saw
ing of coal will go far toward meetine
the enormous war demand for fuel, OH
cials announce.
Another thing urged upon the con
sumner is that unused rooms should MOI
/ be heated This conserves tho capacity
Of the furnace and consequently saves
fuel. II is claimed The necessity for saw
ing coal cannot be too strongly i'm
pressed upon everyone and this is VITA
the coal administrators have beer
preaching for several weeks. They be
/ leve the people Of This city are GO.
operating with them 90 the extent tina
they are saving an they can.
Evening journal., 1917-11-28
HUN Police Halt
peace AGITATORS
cnniIn1ed from Flrst Page.

ference and voted 10 uphold the Bolshe-
Wiki leaders.
Headquarters committees Of The same
Vrmies, on the other hand, wired Nry-
lenko, recently named by tho BolsheN-
Xxi as successor to General Dukhonine
as commander-in-chief, declaring they
would refuse to turn over supreme
srmy authority to irresponsible per-
sons and factions. krylenko has so
FAR been unable to take over his new
post.
The cadet party. the most moderate
Of the Soclalistio groups, was reported
70 have met in formal session ~ Pet
rograd and through its representatives,
alphabetically voted complete confidence
ia the Allies and IN their cause
Even the Bolsheyih leaders are now
fearful that their negotiations may re
suit in complete cutting off OF allied
supplies. Petrograd reported a speed
ing up in the Trotsky-Lenino efforts
10 make fhe armistice stick. Colonel
hudson. Of the American military mis-
sion to Russia, was quoted as ISSUING
a statement denying that he had heard
Of q stoppage Of American relief TO
Russia, but pointing out that such a
eurtsilment OF supplies would only be
natural n Russia persists in dealing
with the enemy.
Evening journal., 1917-11-28
BrTTY BROWN.

Most women remember the imagi-
native thrill they received when they
rcad NJ the princess in tho fairy tale
Who wore the marvellous cloth Of gold
gown and how they Immediately fen
into da,dream which included them
selves stiired in such gorgeous raj
lncnt
The gown lpctpred here is like that
old daydream miraculously come true.
Here Is the beautiful princess wear
ing wonderful garment made Of
cloth OF sold with great clusters Of
black velvet peoples brocaded upon IL.
The bodice is enriched with intricate
embroidorios of jewels, and Of beads
In gold and many colors. u is fas-
onod upon the shoulders with straps
made Of four chains of antique gold
beads.
AZ the girdle In front there is an
enormous black velvet poppy with a
gorgeous center Of dull gold 'beads.
AZ The back The brocaded cloth Of gold
is drawn into a soft, Nat little hustle
that is scarcely more than a drape
but which allows for graceful folds
and plaitings Of the rich textile
Under The skirt there is rather
Evening journal., 1917-11-28
WON'T URGE new TRIAL
FOR CONVICTED QUARTET

In Court OF General Sessions today.
Robert O.. Hartman, Henry r. Isaacs and
Philip l.. Garrett counsel for stephen
a. smith, George H. Dorsey, John T..
Steigler and Alexander Rothwell, the
latter "A Negro, appeared before Judges
Boyce and Rice and Withdrew their ap-
plicali0ns for suspension Of sentence
pending the application for new trials.
The four mon, who were convicted 10y "a
Jury last week for conspiracy TO steal
plumbing supplies from the Speakman
Supply and Pipe Company. will be
sentenced on next Monday morning
The attorneys reserve their rights 10
make further application for new trial
on the grounds of error after sentence
Evening journal., 1917-11-28
SPECIALISTS FOR Men

Young and middle-aged men, II in
need Of treatment for private pelvic,
nervous or blood diseases, skin crup-
tions, kidney or urinary troubles, come
TO MS and let ms show YOU how quickly
results arc produced by our Special d
rect Treatment. We rcmovc the el-
fects OF youthful errors and cNeesses
and restore tho strength, tigor and vi
tality OF normal manhood.
Have you secretly suffered from con
tractcd disease or have you been i'm
properly treated? Would you like to
know how nervous and organic weak
ness. vnrlcocele, prostate disease
losses. drains. ulcers, sores ana con-
famous Mood poison can be cured'
Would yol like TO be healthy, strong
ambitious, vigorous, manly? We IN
vile YOU TO call for free, confidential
consultation. Avoid experiments. Come
10 MS before others fail and save time
and money. ONCE hours, A. VI. to .
y. VI. daily except Sunday. u YOU can
not call now. writo ms letter telling ms
what disease you desire cured.
Peuna. Medical Institute,
eai Porry Bldg. 18th and Chestnut stsi
Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1917-11-28
WAR STAMP COMMITTEE MEETS.

tincate and Thrift Stamp Committee,
appointed by Secretary McAdoo, met
yesterday afternoon, following a lunch
con in the Hotel dupont, to consider
plans for the campaign which is to
be carried on here The data and equip
ment necessary for the work, however,
has not arrived and consequently the
committee is handicapped. As soon as
II is received which may be any day
now. the members propose to get down
10 the actual work Of the campaign
and they intend to prosecute it with all
pOssible vigOr.
Evening journal., 1917-11-28

Fiasters and tape, trying 70 fix corn 50 Il
wouldn't hurt. But now no one In tho
world "shouid worry because the mo-
ment YOU put "Gets-It" on, D. means the
end Of corn There S. nothing IN the
world Ike "Gets-It nothing as sure and
eer,ain--nothing that you ca count on 70
take on q corn or callus every time. ana
without danger The corn never grew that
"Gets.It" viii not get. II never irritates
the desh never makes your too sore. Just
two drops Of "GetsTt" and presto tho
corn-pain vunishes. shortly you can peel
the corn right Of with your finger and there
Won are-corn free and happy with the toe
as smooth and corn free as your palm Never
happened before, did iti Guess not
Get bottle Of "Gets-lt'' today from any
drug store you need pay no more than ESQ
or cent on receipt Of price by r Lawrence
a Co. Chicago. I'll
Sold IN Wilmington and recommended ~
the world best corn remedy By Erdman Hoff-
man The Miller Drug Store, francis H.
GALLAGHER. Harmonson Drug Co.
Evening journal., 1917-11-28
TO Urge NEW TRIAL.

Argument for new trial for Onifry
Zablnko. convicted by a General Ses-
sions Court Jury for assault, Will be
heard in court this afternoon. Follow
ing the mans conviction last week,
Harry p. Joslyn, counsel for Zabinko,
made application for a new trial and
arrest of sentence on the grounds that
tie verdict was against the law and
evidence. Zabinko was indicted for
assault with intent 10 commit murder
on Daniel A. Ghalcviich, priest at ihe
Russian orthodox Church in South
Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1917-11-28
100000 MEN
TO Be Called /.
IN next DRAFT
cnntlnned from FIrst Page.

elll be granted judicial powers unocr
he now regulations They may SUM
nen witnesses and csll upon the poilce
q D-ctucc them n the persons sum-
noncd fail Ga appear. Notices 10 regis
rants WIN have the right OF way VA
,yerv postofice. and postal inspectors
Nil corporate n tracing men summon
ID FOR military service who ram 10 TO-
BORT.
Owne Smith. Of No. 81 1eherson
,trcct. who was transferred from felr-
AK. Va. TO local division no. = mas
,een examined. passed and did not ille
my claim for exemption and ne mas
leen certified for service. Boards VIII nor
save their Offices IN the old pourt
House open tomorrow except FOR a
hort time in tho afternoon.
Evening journal., 1917-11-28
STOCK MARKET.

By The Uniied Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2s-Fraetional
changes on both sides of yesterdays
close marked todoys opening OF the
stock market. u. :. steel sold of Is
at 81, while Lackawanna Steel was of
u at SiA.
Marine preferred opened at 91A on
y. Motors were higher. Willys-Over-
land sold UP 3h at 2Oh, and General
Motors at %, up y. Rails were ir-
regular. 81. Paul advanced a TO 3i%-
while b. and q. was off X at 30 =.
Evening journal., 1917-11-28
YOU AnE PANTY MADE or mon.

THAT is iron is an essential con
stiiuent Of pure, healthy blood.
Peptron, the new iron tonic. COM
bines pepsin, iron, nux. celery ana
other blood and stomach tonlcs that
physicians prescribe.
10 is a wonderful corrective Of an
emia. palcness. languor, nervousness
whether caused by hard work, worries
-ovcr-use Of salts and other blood
depicting catharllcs that arc doing SC
much harm 10 many people just noM-v
or any other cause. Peptlron viii re-
store the iron strength that you must
have for cheerful performance Of daily
duties.
Peptiron is in convenient pill form
chocolate-coated and pleasant 10 take
Get II today.
Evening journal., 1917-11-28
REPAvING STREETS.

Workmen arc grading West Seven
tcenth street between Union street and
Woodlawn avenue, preparatory to the
paving which is TO be done there by
the city. The approaches for the pro-
posed new boulevard which will eX-
tend across. the city in that section arc
also being laid
Evening journal., 1917-11-28
MOOSE TO PLAY mILLCREsT.

The Moose soccer football team will
play the Hillcrest soccer football team
at Second and Union streets at 2.3Q
o'clock tomorrow afternoon for the
benefit Of the Red Gross
Evening journal., 1917-11-28
Rv The rnllod Pros

TOXIC. Nov. 2s--The Pacific mail
steamer Thor, bound 10 Yokohama from
San Francisco has been sunk according
10 word reaching here today. No de-
tails were given.
Evening journal., 1917-11-28
LOCAL SECURITIES MARKET

Laird and Company, dupont Buildlns
furnish the following quotations on
local securities:
Evening journal., 1917-11-28
I'll Show You How
Corns Peel OFF,


~ should worry about those corns--i
Just put sone 'Gets.It on" Germs used 10
poster the world into frenzy enduring
pain, digging. sleing toes tnkering viii
Evening journal., 1917-11-28
lNnMn OTININE'


only one "BROMO QUININE"
To get the genuine, call for fun name
signature Of E W. GROVE. Cures Cold
An Ono DIV. ROO Adv.