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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-10
ANOTHER INCREASE IN
SUBMARINE SINKINGS

LONDON, Jan. a.--Thr British A0-
Inlralty reports the sinking in the past
week nf eighteen mcrchHntuen. OF
.i0n tons or over hy min" ur suhmnr-
inc Ms well as three merchantmen under
that inrnaEr -Four fishing vessels also
were sunk.
tTh" Admiralty report nf Innunry ,.
gave the SinkinES nf British merchant
men for the current week as twenty
ono, eighteen vessels Of l,6u0 tons or
over This was Il material Increase
over the previous week when the sink
ings numbered -. II of the vessels
moro than loo tons. Thus the In
crease IN the submarine slnkinGs has
been more than maintained In the past
week aS they comprised twrnty-"nc
merchantmen and four !lshing rcsSelS.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-10
GAS FIGHT IN
THIS STATE To
Be BITTER ONE
Saturdays Conference at Par:
kersburg Expected to
Crystalize Efforts.
,orioI ~ The IntpliiEcncer

Special 20 The trlliEcncer
PARkERSBCRG. ". Va. Jan. 81
conference OF the legal talent empioycn
by the West Virginia Gas Consumers
association. the various communities
connected with it. the manufacturing in
tcrcsts Of the state and the special coun-
sci designated by Governor GlaSscock 10
represent the state of West Virginia, will
be held at the Chancellor hotel In this
CITY SATURDAY.. II will he q gathering
of legal. talent which will include the
most capable lawyers Of tho state. as
we'll MS those who have made study OK
the gas question.
Able Legal Talent.
The state Of West Virginia will be
represented by Fred q. Blue. formerly
state tax commissioner. whose able
paper at n meeting oc the West Virginia
Bar association ut Webster Springs Is
par; of the history Of the gas fight. ana
by II. A. Kump OF Elkins. trusted legal
advisor OF many important interests.
who enjoys the confidence of Governor
Cornwcll in a great measure. ClarkS-
burg sends S. $. Stertoe. who has given
the matter of the retention OF gas IN
West Virginia exhaustive research anu
who Is acknowledged to be leader IN
legal activity in this move There was
a Dill IN the legislature Hdi'itu al AZ"
honor which gave him prominence In
movement in which he has always been
In hearty accord. J. l.. Law will rep
resent the city of Clarkshurg md Taney
Harrison the consumers of ClarksburS.
which will give that city triple repre-
scutation.
Senator w :. Meredith will be the
advocate for the interests Of Fairmont
and will lend that legal ability which
has brought him into fame IN West Ftr-
ginia and nciEhborinE states. Morgan
town will be represented by eN-Gover-
nor Glasscock. whose ability and tnteg-
rity impresScs all who come in contact
with him. and Charles 4. Goodwin. the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-10
REPUBLICANS
Of HOUSE PASS
RESOLUTION IN
PARTY CAUCUS
WOMEN CELEBRATING
THE COMING VICTORY
No Explanation Of MIR. vii
sons Sudden Change
of Position. !

WASHINGTON, Jan e-Prest-
dent Wilson tonight threw: his
support to the federal amendment
for woman suttrage~
On the eve Of a vote on suf-
frage in the house, twelve DEM
ocratic members called at the
White House with word that
many Of their colleagues wanted
advice from the head Of their
party as to the position. they
should take. There was con-
ference Of forty minutes. the re-
suit Of which was described in
this statement. dictated by the
president himself and made pub
lie by the delegation:
"The committee found that the
president had not felt at liberty
to volunteer his advice to men,
bers Of congress in this important
matter, but when they sought his
advice he very frankly and earn
estly advised US to vote for. the
amendment as an act of right. and
Justice to the women Of the eoun-
try and Of the world"
Victory Certain.
In these few lines suffrage. cham
pions saw certain victory where d
few days ago most of them privately
were conceding defeat A large ma
iority OF the Republicans in the house
have been counted upon to support
the amendment and enough demo
Gratis are committed. to assure a close
vote. With the weight of the. prest'
dents influence to. swing doubtful
democrats, Representative Raker. tn :
chairman of the suffrage committee,
iubilantly predicted tonight that the
necessary two-thirds would be FIX
ceeded by fifteen or twenty votes.
Republicans Act.
Republicans oi thu house in confer
cnce late tonight adopted by unanimous
vote 4 resolution urging Republican
members 70 support tho federal Sut-
fragi. amendment 'In sofar as they can
do so consistently with their conscience
and the attitude CT their constituents.
The resolution. introduced by Repre-
sentative: N"IS!cIt. or w SomlnS. was
tilibustcred against for more than an
hour on Il point OF TO quorum. but the
opposition w;,s confined ~ few MEM
hers and they voted for it's adoption on
the rolf call.
Tbs Opposition
Opponents Of suffrage were claiming 4
safe margin AGAINST the amendment
during the day. in spite Of intimations
from tn. sutfrae;Sts that trump card
was yet 10 he played. There were no
formal predictions from the opponents
tonight. but a tremendous aght is prom
iSed.
The news Of the presidents action
came as Il conrist" surprise TO nearly
every body q; the capitol. although some
ot the suffrage leaders have insisted for
a long tim. that the president was with
them and would toll anybody who asked
him. Until now in all public utterances
RI. president mas held 70 the view that
suffrage was question to be determin-
Continued on Page Nine.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-10
READJUSTMENT OF
R. R. RATE SYSTEM

WASHINGTON. Jan. H.--r;rn"raI
readjustment of the c"untry's compli-
Gated rate system To fill the new nom
competitive situation Will hc ono u! the
early outgrnwthS of government rail
road opcrntion il was officially inGiCat-
ed today Many rradjustmrnis c"n$lI-
cred ineyitahlc involve material in
creases In rates.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-10
NAME ADMINISTRATOR
FOR POMEROY FIELD

WASIIINGTDN. Jan. 9.--Thn fuel
administration today announced tn" ap-
puintm"ni al three additional district
representatives In mine fields. they
mr., w H. Mckinney. Columbus. O.. for
lh.. Grunksvillc Hooking -JaC CkSoR-P Pom
cruy and lrontnn coal fields ~ south
rrn ohio. and in Mason county. west
Virginia; e. G.. Hall " Terra Haute Ind.
for thc Indiana coal fields. ard f.. ~.
Holmes "t Birmingham for Alabama
II WAS announced that as rapidly AZ
ppssiiln All coal fields will bc supplied
with district representatives. who allot
rrQucs;% and orders of the fuel ad-
ministrnlinn for coal among the mines
IN their Jurisdiction.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-10
Did Politics Bring the
Shelving Of Col. Morrison
From Command in Army?
Special to The IntelliGencer

Special to The IntelliGencer
WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. g.
Governor John J. Cornweu and
George ". johnson, Of Parkersburg,
wore callers on Secretary OF War
Baker to-day. The purpose Of tho
v1at was to Interoede for Colonel
Charles E. 1dorT1son, who. II - said,
has been ordered retired from tho
command Of tho West Virginia
regiment 1T Camp Shelby, H1ttiss-
burg, Miss. by IN efficiency board
Such an order cannot become effoc-
tive until It Is passed upon and mp
proved at tho War Department
There - great opposition, Secreta-
~ Baker wax told, on tho part OF
west virgtu1aus whose boys nro
under Colonel Morrtson's command
to his forced rotirOment
There is also criticism In West
Virginia OF political sort. The
charge 10 made that eighteen off,
Gers Of the west Virginia regiment
have been retired, and all but one
wore republicans. This may be
coincidence, aud - may not be; but
the report Is being circulated In
West Virginia, whether justified or
not, that politics Is figuring IN the
affairs Of tho west virginia rsgt-
mont, and the public Is resentinS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-10
GERMANY EXTENDS
ITS SUBMARINE ZONE

Germany has extended her submarine
zone TO include thu waters around the
Cape Verde islands. Madeira, and n p"r.
ton Of French Senegal. all of tn" north
west coast of Africa. Through these
wuters lay important trade routes from
the Pacific aud Indian OCEANS. South
Africa and South America To- Europe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-10
DISCLOSE ANOTHERATTEMPTTO
ENBRO|L THE j. s. AND MEXICO

drncc OF several Of the defendants in
1916 and had been told OF various plans
by which the "Ghadr" trcvolutinn)
party hoped To further its object Of
weakening the British military forceA
Connection between this party and .
society which formerly published the
New American Independent in San Fran
cisco. was established by liartz. This
ma gazine was dedicated tn the cauS"- Of
winning the war for Germany und WAS
formerly edited by Daniel UCnnuell.
now under sentence tn seven years I'M
prisunm,nt for violating the espionage
act and for rnnspring To hamper the
operation of tn. Sel.Gtive draft law.
IIartz said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-10
West Virginia Officers
Soon to See Service on
Europe's Batt|efie|ds

Special to the Intelllgcncer
CHnL1coT4E, o, Jan s.-west
Virginia officers training Ohio AID
western Pennsylvania se{ects to-
night were confident that tan order
from General Pcrshtng's 1sadQuar-
parture OF many Of tho 1,9Co Of
Ace-s hero for active service IN the
world war.
The order. issued by Adjutaut
General Robert n. Davis OF the
American expcdittonary forces, out
lined equipment which should be
taken overseas.
M-tor General Glenn leaves for
Warrington shortly, and In his ab-
sence command Will devolve upon
Brtgad1er General Frederick Per-
dus-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-10
.Fairnnonter Loses His
Life on Italian Front

EAIRMONT. W. Va. Jan. 9.-Word
has reached here that John Bastity. en-
ployc of the Fairmont Window Glass
company. lost his lif" in battle while In
service in the Italian army. letter
to n local friend to-day brought the news
that he was killed as his company was
making n drive on Gorziva. Austria. The
local plant has service flag with eight
stars. and one OF these stars will now
b. in gold. a tribute TO the one who gave
his life for his country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-10

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 9---Dtsclo-
eures uf alleged attempts to emhroil the
United States and Mexico IN warfare in
an effort to prevent eNporla1i"h AFoHi
this country OF arms and ammunition 10
the allied powers. and ut plan Z"
plant Il bomb in It Hindu temple at
Stockton. California. in order TO sway
pubic opinion against the British gov
.rnro.ut, can,.. out todny ut tho trial in
federal; court here of thirty-ons persons
charged with rnmrnting revolution
against British rule in India.
C;eore" W Hartz who said he vas an
operative nf the department OF justice.
testified that h. had gained the contl-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-10
WEATHER FORECAST.
WASHINGTON, Jan. s.-Forecast

WASHINGTON, Jan. s.-Forecast:
Western Pennsylvanla-partly cloudy
Thursday and Friday: snow near tho
lake; little change IN tenperaturs.
West virgtnia--Fair Thursday and
Friday; little change In temperature.
ohio-Fair Thursday, except snow
durries extreme northeast portion: Fri
day fair; little change In temperature.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-10

Nnrhrrt \. Myles is Il son "t J"hn
Mylps IN artist, some III WhnS"
PAINTINGS have been favorHhlE com
mcntrd upon. Tho family lived Ill
Wheeling Il number Of years ago ana
Norbert gninrd ui;ite Il reputation
as an amateur actor.
When the Mrlrs family lett " hce'-
ing they moved I" chicago ana III"
young man went on the stage Later
h. went 10 LuS Angeles and JOINED
Il moving picture comnanTA ii!S
first dramatic engagement was WIN
9TH" Holy CITY" and n" toured me
country with The production 1or
about iuur years
During their rc$idcnc" here th'
family lived nn Eoff street. near Inc
Ohim Valley General hospital
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-10
WHEELING BOY
ALLEGED To BE
IN CONSPIRACY
REPORTED IN PLOT
INVOLVING $285,OO
Norbert Myles, Movie Actor,
In Custody at Los
Angeles.

Los ANGELES. Jan! 9-Three mon
nrr undrr arrest hrrr today As thr re-
sui, rr AN invrstIgauiuh by tn: United
States army intelligence bureau Int" an
alleged conspiracy Ia sell machine guns.
ammunition and clothing valued ht
S"S5 nan. Mnrhin" guns. stored in the
basement of the federal huildng. shown.
II Is alleged hS federal civilian officials
10 y government agent appearing 4"
them In the role of II "huH"r. are re-
pnrtrh 10 hav" led IN th. arrests.
Thr men. held AT m army fort near
here are Nichnlass Seen H"gE. y. y.
Mylc%, and .Insrrh collins. H"gE claims
,u huvc been an officer In IN" MEXICAN
army MylrS is IL nniinn picture play
.r M information nS to Collins uccu-
patton has beer made l.'""'.
According 10 federal officials. the arms
and ammunition were offered for sale
for the purpose uf starting Il rcr0lu-
tion IN Mexico.
Intelligence officers. answering q cun'
advertisement. un"arth"d the plot. One
man. posing as buyer. "as Ien |" lht
IaScmcnt ut the building.
The disclosures followed the attempt
yesterday "f Mylrs 10 s"cur" his re-
lease ON a writ Of habca$ corpus. hppii-
cation for whirh was mad" before
!.Judgn Is. f.. BI"dsoc in federal district
court.
Judg" Rl..dS"r. IN fixing ,h" hearing
nn MylrS. application. commented on
The action Of the army o:nccri. which.
he announced from tho bench. was the
most high handed violation Of the rights
of au American citizen that had ever
b.ru brought I" his attention.
The army intelligence oihccr. Dues
toned by Judge Slrdsoc a. l" his au-
1hnrity. announced he was acting uh
der orders from rhr commanding S"n-
rral or III. WESTERN department ot IN"
United States army. anh ihat lie ";iS
holding MylrS without a. warrant inr
investigation by his department.. nc
declined to comment on the court $ re-
marks or 10 discuss the cas-. Later.
after communicating with division head
quarters. he disclosed the reason FOR
NylcS' arrest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-10
BAKER WILL Be
ON THE STAND
SEVERAL DAYS
Climax in War Inquiry Reach.
ed With Secretary's
Appearance.

| MASHlNGToN, Ian. ?.-Thc climax
| In thu War inquiry uf the senate mill
| tary committee will be reached t"lnnr-
row when Secretary Baker appears to
discuss the proposals for establishing 4
| separate department nf munitions and
! criticisms OF army preparations dcvcl-
oped during the Investigation.
Mr. Bakers testimony is expected 10
| continue several days and with Il the
| committee proposes IL close tho ord
nance and supplies branches "f their
| inquiry and pave the way for immediate
movement in the senate for legislation.
| investigation of army CantunmcntS. aNi-
alton and other activities are To De de-
fcrrcd for the present.
Purchasing Methods.
| In .anti:ination OF the war Secrstary'S
| appearance, army and navy purchasing
, methods were compared by the commit
| tee today through Rear Admiral Nc
Gcwan.- -paymaStrr general of the navy.
and hts chief aides. Admiral McGowan
| earnestly opposed a single purchasing
| system for both army and navy sup
plies. plchding against disturbing the
navys successful system. AZ sub
stitutc. hc proposed joint war and navy
| department boards. supplemented by ci-
| william cXparts. 20 cooperate.
! No shortage of naval supplies exist.
t.lr admiral said. reserve clothing Is on
; hand. and little difficulty In securing
sufficient supplies has been encountered.
! He declared emphatically. too. that the
. navy has not found 1t necessary 10 re-
! sort In shnddy in navy garments. and
denied that shortage in the wool made
use Of shnddy necessary. His system
! IF publicity OF contracts and comrcti
,iv" bids Admira! McGuwan said. had
proven most satisfactory. From April
! "a December IL last $3lI.000.00n was
! spent.
Millions saved.
In preparing ~ close UP army cloth
! Ing questions the committee also heard
T. l.. Scott of BOSTON. Il textile expert.
on the supplies committee Of the council
Of National defense; Lincoln Cromwell.
knit goods expert Of the committee
and David kirschhaun. Philadelphia
manufacturer having army contracts.
MIR. Scott asserted that the supplies
committees system has saved tnc gov
, crnmcnt many millions q fdollurS. He
said r;"na2al Gnethnls. now acting as
quurlcrmrsrrr general is inviting civil
ian rn"Inhcrs tn jun his now "rEanIza-
tinn for army buying and Will" "ndnrS-
ing r'nL,ali"cd authority for purchase
or government war materials. insisted
that expert civilian assistance is i'm
prr:t:ivc.
Saving to tho government by the COM
mi:ic"'S work also was aticSird hy Mr.,
Cromwell who said that previous tu its
participation the Quart"rmastcr general
larkinE luarhinrr! and personnel. was
being "robhcd" il huyinr knit goods.
Mr.. Eirsrhhaum said II" feared re-
,luccd production "f army clothing us
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-10

WASHINGTON. Jan. 9.-GeneraI Per-
shing today reported that Private Ar
thur ]. Snedeker. engineers. was seft-
ously injured in action on December u.
No details Of any engagement were
given. f. o. Snedeker. hte father. lives
at EOS South Sixth street. Columbia. No.
The following deaths from natural
causes also were reported:
PRIVATE JAMES L. LCMSDEN,
pneumonia: Kermit, n. D.
PRIVATE GUY LOWELL, measles
ard pneumonia; Roman, Mont.
PRIVATE HERBERT f. BARNEY.
gun shot wound: Taunton. Mass. -.
PRIVATE EDWIN MISCHE. pneu-,
monia; Washington, No.
PRIVATE JOSEPH F. ROBINSON.
fractured skull; Huntington. Pa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-10
American Casualties

WASHINGTON. Jan. s.-Harfy GrA-
ham, fireman. was drowned from q
transport January 3. the navy Depart
ment announced tonight. His father,
Edward Graham. lives In Cincinnati
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-10
j. S. To TAKE
OIL CONTROL

WASHINGTON. Jan. 9.--The govern
rrent is preparing to take control Of the
oil supply. under the fuel administration
A man has been selected To take charge
and his name will be made public with
the announcement Of the governments
decision.
1t Is understood that the governments s.
plans aru no tfHlly maturcd and will not
be until the new appointre makes an in
veSt!gation. Licensing OF the oil In
dustry from the wells to tho wholesaler
IS contemplated.
NEW YORK Jan. a. c. Bedford.
chairman OF the board of directors or
the Standard Oil company, Of New Ter
Soy and chairman Of the petroleum conf
mittce of the Council of national defense
said tonight he had heard nothing about
the plan Of the government To take con-
troll Of the oil supply under the fuel
administration. Until he has been in
formed officially of the plan under con-
temptation. he said. he would withhold
comment
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Continued on Page Nine.)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-14
"A SPLEsGGiG TONIC "
Says Hixson Lady Who, On Doc
tors Advice, Took Cardui
And Is Now Well.

Hi1son. Tenn.-"About 10 years ago
a ." says Mrs. ]. b. Gadd. Of
this place. Il suffered with 4 pain in
my left side, could not sleep at night
with this pain. always in the left
side.
My doctor told me TO use cardui. !
took one bottle. which helped me and
after my baby came. vas stronger
and better, but the pain was still
there.
/ at first let II go. but began 70 get
weak aud in a rundown condition,
50 | decided to try some more Cardui,
which | did.
This last Cardui which I took made
me much better. IN fact, cured me. II
has been a number OF years. still
have no return OF this trouble.
feel Il was Cardui that cured me.
Aud ! recommend II al a splendid fe'
male tonic"
Don't allow yourself TO become
weak and rundown from womanly
troubles, Take Cardui. II should sure.
ly help you, as Il has so many thou.
sands OF other women In the past 40
years. Headache. backache. sldesche,
nervousness. sleerlessness. tired-oul
feeling, are all signs OF womanly trou.
Bile. Other women get relief by taking
Cardui. Why not your All druggists.
NC-i32
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-14
JANUARY WAS AMONG
COOLEST MONTHS ON
RECORD, SAYS REPORT
Temperature Averaged Nearly six
Degrees Below the Normal All
Parts of State Shared in Precip.
itation; II Clear Days,

er,rtst LoasraFonprncr 70 rHr HrsAtp
santa Fc. y IA. Feb. L. The
weather report for the month 81 Jnu-
uary. issued by The United States
weather bureau here. follows
The temperature of the month av-
cragc, nearly q degrees clio The
normal-it was well amongst the
coolest |Iauunrys VI ~record~uud al
certain parts of the state, notably The
north and east portions. mauy TIA
lions averaged .. 10 und even D de-
rrees below the normal Al parts
showed 70 deficiency, with the ,Nccp-
ton of small areas iu the immediate
rio Grnudc valley In Sierra and So
zorro counties, where normal temper
allure or u slight excess Wt. reported
Three sharp cold waves crossed the
state. the first on the iu-llth. the
second on the s0th-2lst ana the third
ON the .G--ith. with rather cold
weather closing the month The i'm
wa, probably tbs coolest gay OF the
month. and The LIST and End the warm
est. although warm weather was fair
Is general TN the ith or 9Th In
the cold waves of the lo-llth aud
1Uth-Glst temperature below zero
swept over practically all parts OF
the state. snow ard high winds pre-
ccdinr or accompanying the severe
drop in temperature. These caused a
marked s%hrinkJge Goo stock, with
some LOSSES. more especially to the
thin stock iu southeast counties.
Light snow foll over most OF the win
ter wheat area IN advance Of the cold
waves hut hiph winds Iritted II badly
and a. effect upon the crop ~ uu-
certain The snow was of marked
benefit to the range although trying
ON stock Press reports iroicatc a few
deaths among travellers over the
southeast plains, ynriouslN 'stitloted
from two Go eight
The precipitation of the month av-
crur.d much above normal aud al
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-14
NO INDIGESTION, GAS.
OR STOMACH MISERY
IN FIVE MINUTES
"i'npc's Dinpcpsin' for sour. acid
stomach. heartburn.
dyspepsia.

Time Il. In five inmates our sour
acid stomach feels fine. No indiscr-
iion, heartburn. or lclching gas, or
quotations n %undigested food. No dr.
illness, bloating foul breath or head
ache
Pape'- Diapcpsin is noted Tor its
speed Boo swcct"ninE upset stumachs Il
b. the surcst, quickest ~ most Ger
tain stomach autacid tn the who.u
world, and besides, It h. harmless
Millions % mon and women now ear
their ]fav"ritc foods without fear they
nov rapc's Dtapcpsln viii ave them
from such misery
Please. Tor your sake, get u lurg"
fifty-cont case 81 pnpc's pppine-iu
from any druE store % put your
stomach right Don't ko@p on being
miserab,c-litc is too short-Nou are
not here long, 80 make your stay
agreeable Hat what YOU Ike ana
enjoy a. without dread of acid fer
m%cntat'on ~ the stomach.
I3rc's Diapopsin belongs m your
home anyway. should % Of the
family eat something. which dom
agree with them or In case ut an
attack uf indigestion dyspepsia, gns-
tritis cor stomach arrangement, due
to fermentation and acidity, go daN-
tam. or during the night, It Is handy
Co gi,G he quickest. surcst relief
known.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-14
City Will Spank You
for Trimming Trees
Without Permission

Trimming trees ON streets Withhold
tho city mauagcrs approval viii Dee H-
legal hereafter and subject Offenders
TO fin. or imprisonment Disregard
OF the city commissioner recent re.
quest that hourchulGcrs set a perm
before trimming trees led IA" comu.i--
sion at lis weekly meeting ,u pass dI
ordinance making "A permit mandA'
tory. The penalty provided for viola
tiun of the ordinance b. a. fine Of 10
less han s. nor more han t2a. OF i'm.
prisOnment FOR from one Ia ten days
OF both fine ana imprisonmcnt