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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-02-06

the daily use Of Foot Ease in the shoes. There
is nothing SO good for the quick relief of
corns, bunions, ebilbIains. blisters. sore spot
or calouses as this old. standard remedy.
Aliens Foot Ease, the antiseptic powder to
shake Into the shoes. Sold everywhere.
Donr accept any substitute.
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Embellishments
DOCTOR URGED
AN OPERATION
Instead l took Lydia E Pink
hams Vegetable Compound
and Was Cured.

Baltimore, Md" Nearly four years
I suffered from organic troubles, ner-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-02-06
Dear NJ BIS;

Sent by Irish Molly.
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Feb. T..
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Famous Old Recipe
for Cough Syrup
Easily and cheaply made at homo,
but Il beats them all for
quick results.

Thousands Of housewives have tound
that they can save two-thirls OF the
money usually spent for cough .prcpara-
lions. by using this wcll-known old recipe
iur maxim. cough syrup ut home IL ia
simple and cheap to make, bit IL rral|f
has no equal ior prompt resuIta IL
takes right hold OF 4 cough and gives
Immediate relief, usually stopping an
ordinary cough in ~ hours or less.
Get 81, ounces OF PinrN from any
druggist, pour it into pint bottle, and
add plain granulatcd sugar syrup to
make n fluff pint. II You prefer, use
clarified mmlHsSrs, honey, or corn syrup,
instead Of sugar syrup. E:ithrr way,
il tastes good, keeps perfectly, and
LASTS family long time.
I's truly astonishing how quickly it
acis. penetrating through every air pas
sage oi the throat and lunCS--I oos"ns
and raises the phIrrm. SCOT hes and heals
the membranes. RuG gr7Er"Hv hui snrciV
the annuring throat tir.>t" ANA dreaded
cough disappear entirely. Nothing bel
ter fn7 hron";r;:is srnSmnt.;r group,
whurping cou%h or bronchial asthma.
r'inry is a SPECIAL unI ,i"htv r"nr"n-
tratIi compound ri genuine Norway PINE
extract. kanwn the world over Tor lis
healing effect on the membranes.
Avoid disappointmcnt hy asking your
druggist for 81, ounccs Of PIncX" with
inll directions and dnn't accept any
thing else. Guaranteed 10 give absolute
satisfaction or money promptly refunded.
The pinc1 Co.. Fl Wayne, Ind.
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lated her With tho left hand compliment
1T was just as bright as It could be-
T ns,.er should have thought you had It
in you
Again she met a girl she had known
in high school and had not seen for
sunle years. The latter had on a I'ns
che had worn when she was q girl
vcrv pretty fire opal circled by tiny
diamonds. The woman with the tact
l.ss tongue (who had married well ana
now wears several snowy and expensive
rinxs) picked up her old school 1rleno s
hand and bent over the ring. see
sou still wear that pretty opal sne
said, How we'll remember that ring.
And I used TO think 1t was the most
wonderful ring I ever saw and 10 nope
some day I would have one like 1t.
Nothing TO Do With the Cook, Of Course.
! The third remark was made to a
neighbo- of mine by her sister-tn-laW.
:. The sistcr-in-law is very fine COOK my
neigthbor Is not. but in honor Oh the
company dinner she had MADE one OIL
the few dishes in which she e3celS d
very fine pudding The sistcr-in-law g
husband commented on the excellence
OF the pudding. much to its makers
delight, for she is not used TO praise
OF her cooking. We'll it ought to be
good" said the slster-in-law. think or
all the rich stuff she put in 1t"
The cardinal point about each of these
remarks is that 1t indicates q complete
failure on the part of the speaker TO
nut himself In the hearers place and
realize how the remark would sound to
! her. do not think either woman meant
any i'll. She simply was completely
lacking In the sympathetic imasina-
ton that makes one sensitive TO other
peoples feelings and points OF view.
Is It PORN of Selfshness?
would not hesitate TO call this
form of selhshncss. were 1t not that 1
know one woman who Is unselish to q
fault in every other direction and yet
from her childhood has been famed for
making these left handed remarks. I'm
cidentally. she is really left handed. an
interesting coincidence. is 1t notD
And on the other hand one knows
rather selfish people who do not offend
In this way.
suppose we must call It sort OF
mental left handedncss. (Isut even so,
one need not forget that left-handed peo-
pie can by training overcome their LETT
handcdnesS)
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Indianapolis Star,

Tho Presidents ul:Sw"r In tho Ger
man peace bid means III plain. undlpI"-
matte lansuaG". unconditional surrcn-
der He says in effect two things: The
war lords must arrange All armI%t!Ce on
such terms; as General Foch and his all
ViScrS may maine. and that the C;rrrnaTl
people must understand that they need
not expect pace while they cling TO Il
government /" w"rId C:!!:Ept rust.
Toledo, Ohio, Times.
President Wilson has spoken. The
war will DC vigorously prosecuted until
the I!OhcnzOllcrls h:tvr been kicked out.
II The German public Will not
kick them out. the aIlins of necessity
will. Mr.. Wilson'S diplomacy has been
found bomb proof. If 4 trap had bcri,
lad in the original German note thr
President has sprung it and the Ger
mans. not 1hr Mites. have been caught.
Baltimore Sun.
The President = answer leaves tho door
open. 10 use the familiar metaphor. L.
leaves the door open la tho German pcu-
pie. ii They VIII kick out t!rr kaiser. Gees"
their atrocities and then accept such
terms as the alll"d governments VIII
grant. II invites pracr; but only on
those conditions. y terrible. significance
is given il by the statement given nut
CO.. me ,.cnta!ly a. th,. White Hnu>r that
this nation will continue tn send $50 900
soldiers In E:rir"l' monthly.
worcester, Lass, Telegram
TAX" all IN. q. rintn fi":;illSL and ME
ch;Ln1ral agencies 81 air"city q" the
lands AMI seas. and thr Entente Allies
Will consider such form "f armlSii"r az
may b. devised ny their military com
nandrrS. That j. the substance of the
reply Of President Wilson.
Los Angeles Times.
German will have Ia come to II. She
must acccdc 10 tho Presidents ultima
tum sooner or Iatcr-,a4d The sooner th f
Galt Lake Clty Herald
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About People
Movements Of individuals to and
From the City.

Mr.. J. r. T4ottcr Of the food admins
ration has been called 10 MorSantown
on account OF the death Of his aged
mother.
l. u. Davis Of the division of educa-
ton Of the food administration. has re-
turned from Fa1rmont, where he spent
Sunday visiting his family.
United States Marshal John NJ. Short.
; who has been very i'll at his home, 15l-
Eoff street is improving.
Congressman NJ. NJ Nicely is expected
IN the city some time today.
Harry R Byrer Of Phillip. assistant
United States district attorney, arrived
in the city yesterday to attend the term
. OF United States court which opens to-
day.
Miss Lillian Garfney OF Reansvillc.
o.. Is spending several days in tho
city visiting friends.
II. c. Hazleit left for Norfolk, Va.
/ last evening 10 take up preliminary
work for the ground aviation service.
Judge Marsh Watkins spent yesterday
In Neilsburg attending the court.
Mrs. J. VI. Google has returned to her
! home In New MartnSville, after a few
days visit with local relatives.
william Buck Boadwing Of Kirk
wood has left on a hunting trip through
the mountains in the southern end OF
| the state.
Mrs. Alexander Glass is visiting Cap
tain and Mrs. w. W. Holloway at Cleve-
| land for several days.
Miss Carrie Schenerleiu Is spending
several days with relatives In New Mar
tinsvillc.
George burst Of Pittsburgh is visit
ing high school friends in the pike sec
, ton for several days.
| Mr.. and Mrs S. A Wilson Of EdGedalo
arc rejoicing over the arrival OF a baby
+, boy Mt the Ohio Valley General hos
pital.
, Mrs. Kate B Linton has received
word that her son, Keith II. Linton. had
arrived safely overseas He enlisted
in the coast artillery in August and
I was stationed al Fort Screven, Ga
prior TO sailing.
| Word has been received by Mr.. and
| Mrs. MoWhorter. of Glcnwood. that
! their soa John has arrived safely over.
seas,
Mrs. John Murray and Miss Ida
! H'eitzel of the Island arc enjoying q
motor trip through points Of Ohio. :LnC
! before returning will spend some time
| visiting friends in the southwcs tern
portion OF the state.
Mrs. Jesse Bloch, of Pleasant Valley
! Is spending some time in New York
! City.
! Word has been received by member.
! Of the family Of Mr.. Robert Rctzcr. for.
, mer Wheeling young man. VIII" has bc"t
! suffering viii! II case IF Spanish in.
! flucnza at Camp 0Elrthorpc. that he is
much improved. His parents. Mr. and
/ Mrs. Henry Rctzcr VIII" immediately H..
! parted for the southern camp upon b..
/ ing appraised Of their sons serious III.
! ness. expect to return home within. 4
! few days.
Miss Charlotte Schcnk, OF Woods.
dale is in Louisville. Ky, visiting her
| brother Harold. Thu is stationed there
Rev. and Mrs. &. l.. Allen, of IN,
! Fourth Street church. ar" IN JackSon.
Vile. Ela, called lhcrc BY the serious
/ illness and death IT their nephew.
! Mrs. H..rb"rt N!nnv"s and daughter
! Mrs. George Burke, and Ia" latt"r's
! SUn, Herbert Eurk". have r"turuc.! trclr
Two months Visit with friends in San
! Diego. Cal.
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i50(;IE TY NEWS
rlthcr BANQUET Postponed.

Tb,. IuiL.r N:u!n"a's League banquet.
;,,.u,,J f,r Thursday evening, October
81 has hr..u p"sIlrunra from th.i ILL
=, .",turS,,.,y Soy, iiiDc- -. whrn III"
original TruIrnr outlined as Il Ht'"'2
celebration If lhr !irSt. years WORK 90
;hr society VIII Hr Carried out. as va"
manned irr III" coming Thursday IN"
session will iN"lGt!@ til" election OF OIL
,,,r; a general business discussion anu
outline. for The year. viii" the soclai
r,.otu~, Of ihc affair will bc the S"rN-
,n. 81 a surpc" Of Il tempting menu
-. nm. yc1sou Tho rfiicrrr who have
,.l.i,I nv. urSani.:ai ON through It's hrSt
,,.r 81 successfully. r,Ch Of whom rci'-
r.i..i orc Of the Lutheran churches
nf ,hr Wheeling district include the toI-
. lowing: ,;
! president, Mrs. Hey Kalbitzcr. Zion
' Iu,hcrHn church: iirnt vlrc president.
Mrs. G. ". Moore, 81. James Lutheran
r.u:ch, second vice president. MISS |'rr
irudc. i:ruwn". Trinity Lutheran churC"'
.',ir1 vice. u:usid, Mt. Mrs. &. Fritz. Eng
li.N lutheran church; r"c"rdlnG S"crc
,,orv MISS C?arlnttc SCh";H. s.. lanes
yuih,rau church; financial secretary.
Mrs A.. Kerr. 81. Johns Lutheran
! Church, Martins Ferry: corresponding
secretary. Mrs. J. ". lIlmpartcr. Luther
an church. MuundSvillc: treasurer. MIS-
. EIiy,nrfh Peterson Christ Lutheran
; ,.Au-rh Mua?rt: historian. Mrs. q. W.
,'ri,rhluw. Christ Lutheran church. Mo-
, Z!rt. ,,
, Tickets sold for tho event originally
pInunnd Will hc accepted on the evening
, to whith tho affair has been postponed.
Tn. object Of ibis national organization
{ Is to supply The Lutheran boys through
out the country with the necessary
! knitted articles. making up the wear 5
I npraTcl ii III" soldier ui today. I'M
/ Wheeling chapter. although engaged III
, tl. work but ono short year. has TN.
distinction IF ranking third among AL
! the organizations Throughout the cntir"
country from both quality and lqnaHtity
S'nuInbjD.S Of work.
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womnn's Club Cooperating.

Scarcely Is there 4 patriotic project
launched or in fact any undertaking
for the good nf the community that the
members Of tho Woman's club do not
take IN active part In and ever prove
biz factors in tho resulting success. Just
now they are cooperating with Or. NJ.
b. Williams. the health officer. i'll haT-
Ing their nurses address the various
manufacturing plants and wholesale and
rotall establishments throughout the
city. spreading among the employees the
Knowledge and care Of Spanish In
flucnza, also the necessary steps 10
take to prevent its spread, explaining
that tho germs are contracted through
DISCHARGES Of nose and throat. Nrstcr-
days speaking intincrary included the
Wheeling stamping works. kalhit%rr re-
tail store and l"mr-rGarl laundry. To-
day the instructors will talk to the
employees of the Kalbitz"r Packing
plant. Hazel Atlas Glass company and
the NcuralEylinc.
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COMMENTS OF THE
AMERICAN PRESS
washington Post

Humanity cannot fail to applaud the
decision taken BY President Wilson in
behalf Of the United States and the al
lies and conveyed to tho German govern
mcnt IN a. manner that gains terrible sig
niticancc and flnality 10y the restraint Of
the language employed. The note is
nothing less than a sentence OF death
upon the Hohcnzullcrn military system.
New York SIN.
We belicv the country has understood
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Uee[ II
To STOP GOLD
"PkPE'S COLD CHE@oCTD" EHps
SEvErE' C.TDiS m Gk1PfG
III FEW EoUSS.

4 dose taken every rs" hours until
three doses arc taken will end grippe
misery and hr~'k UP severe cole: H,tE't
in head. chest, body or limbs
I, promptly opens rl"ercd IN nostrllS
and ar passages in In" hr"d. stops
nasty discharge or n".'" running. re-
ncycs sick hea jachc. dullnc#s. feverish-
n,s", sore. throat. snrrz;nE. soreness and
stiffness.
non't. stay stuffed up! Quit blowing
and snufllire. Ease your throbnine
head. Nothing else lin th"' world gives
svgh prnmr. relief NJ "F2p"'S Cold COM
round" which costs only few cents III
any drug store. !, acts without assist
auc". tastHa nice cau"c" no inr"rHcn-
i"ncc Ec su:e you Ert the genuine.
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FOR ENCES SINt,
FOR EXCESSIVE:
u RIG CID
TRY TIE WILLIAMS TREATMENT
IS Cent Bottle (32 Doses)
F r E

Just hccausn !ou START :hr day worried and drch'
stiff legs ard an:s a!;'' lnIItIcS. aching head.
burning aud l-arus Down PAINS N tho bach go
br:ciu ;hc !ay i-'SlnS--Gn aui iinnk HC'
have 10 say IN IaG; rHdinn.
Iic .rnns. We'll and v,sn:ris. w!:h m more pains
from sff Ir,a;S. IrGac'"s. rnrHT.Lic s4'icrihE
aI.h.ns back NJ kitIcr ;i.'Ih."
II wa suffer ir'Hn bladder weakness. with
burning. Sc4lL.nS PANS. II ron III ard "ni
OF bed half G"c.t !!nSs Right. YOU NIL at
prrihtS tho rr-l. cI,.yri and s;:c:.sth ;h.5 tCAi
NOT EYCS
Tn PROVO Tic Villains TTHl:m"Ht efrnnIr!S 10
ney and bladder Diseases. rheumatism and a.! "iltf
atu.cntS Wiir;I liza - u!c aciG. II" mai
how c;.nhr:c SulSIn. II sou haze ncr~ Era
Tho WiliixIis TrII;TCTt will save 80 l"ii''
Is! dr-J~j fire." Z -. val cut nut th.S Huce al
t-ad Il win y1Gr and address. and 10 cErt
Ia !cr !'ay ;..st.s;r it'si@c. VIZ. 10 The Or ~ y
Williams ro,:, E:.y. l'r.t. I-.e@ AwS l.. q. EG.:IE
East HaIERra. tugu. s.. ID at orcr anal ~ -,
rU'eIyu by iarccl ant regular 7ic l-;ir. vii q,
charge aud without incurrlng any ut'Gaii"n. uIiJ
niio hottie ;hc Gdtrr&s ur family.
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CALL FOE NEGEOES,

WASHINGTON. uc:. 1i.-A call for
1860 negroes qualified for mit"t! scr
vic" i'll ti!r army /" "ntr1in h"Lwccn nc
toi'cr IS and - for Charleston. S. C..
and Norfolk. EA., was ,SaIpi today by
Provost Marshal General tr"W,lcr The
Elcn Will CONT frnm - states and th,
district Of Columbia.
This is III" first cell for the naval
service sine" the draft law was changed
TO include the navy and marine corns.
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HUNDRED LIVES LOST
IN This EXPLOSION
r. N. T. Plant Near a Canadian City
Scene Of Fatal Explosion Monday.

TORONTO. Ont. Oct. l4.--Ncarly 100
lives arc reported to have been lost to-
night in IN explosion at an explosive
. plant Mt Trenton. n'Slr here.
The first explosion. SAID 10 have origi-
mated in tho chemical plant was follow
Cd by several other explosions. which
set fire to some OF the buildings of the
plant. Large stores OF T. y. T. were
endangered by the fire.
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p-,.;d,nt II will strike a re-
snuusiyc chord the worl ii over. stttp-
ned nt all prctrns"s. left naked 70 ttc
i,rorn of men. the death sentence on inc
..iu,Clcrahlc thing" has been spoken.
Tcocha (Knns.) Daily CapltoA.
Tho PRESIDENTS answer Is all lnitt l,,t
country and :hc allied countries ?Apcc.i
ed ami has already met with un'Ne's"i
approval.
St. Louis Globe Democrat.
Tho President has not rniSinteFPrcteu
,l,r ynirit Of the natjcr In TINS EcpiS,
!ir rv;llG have said less aud remain y.
accord with the American p"rPle' ~
Was unnecessary to hGr" S;td ih"rc'
Philadelphia Inqu-rer.
Srlcrdidl:: has the l'rcSidcn, Tiscn !"
~, rc,,"sinn. He lad 4 trap tHr tl,"
,Iurs They hav" G"S"%1HcitnE!! GU
irrrI it. III" jaws have been $ptuns
art the kaiser and his Eiad n'!lla
rIi< ar" caught :irlily in tho terLn
k l;srr:>m must h" ;,nnihI!'tt'd: ciSc
;irrr VIII hc no rcH"". That Is the
meaning " the answer.
Portland (Ma!::o) Press.
Tho TREATMENTS note measures up ~
tho demands and expectations OF INC
american people and VII meet WIN
lrrir endorsement and approval ~
81 lis discussion.
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Nn>r TSrE Time

An American pen has VI!cu more STILES!
the ratllin- III that terrible German
sabre. This swash huckl'nS ON
rcrnr have amply prepared them
selves to m.lkr his remaining way short
and it's end exemplary. Tho i'r"si-
dent HIS spoken i word Of command. not
counsel
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SIDE TALKS
MENTAL LwT-EANDwEEsS.
81 RUTH cAMERoN.

MENTAL FT-EANDEOHEsSS-
never can quite make up my nina
whether tactleSsness is form OF sell
tishresS or l. kind OF Unborn mental
awkwarIncss. no more the fault OF the
person who possesses 1t than Doing
born left handed -.
Ny attention was drawn TO the SUP
i.ct OF tactlessneSs by three peculiarly
rc-fcc; examples Of the remark tactless
which all came 20 my attention within
the last few days.
TWO were made by one woman who
IS famed for her tactleSsnesS.
Plainly She Didn't Think Her Very
Clever.
4 friend of hers wrote a very clever
little poem which was accepted by a
magazine. On reading it. she congratu-
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The prevalence Of dandruH
and falling hair is appalling
Everyone knows that the
men and women Of America
are losing their hair.
The tens Of thousands OF
hair shops testify to the ex-
tent Of the scourge-
For it is a scou1ge-the
scoerge Of seborrhea.
But there is no need for peo-
pie to longer suffer the rav-
ages of this disease OF the
scalp.
The appalling sacrifice ean
be stopped tomorrow.
Famo Destroys tho
Bacilli
Faulo is the remedy.
Famo destroys the danduH
baciIli.
It penetrates the scalp and
cures seborrhea.
Three years were spent IN
perfecting Famo.
Fa1no was produced ID one
of the great laboratories OF
Detroit.
It is to these laboratories
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informal PARTY for Visitors.

Misses Ina and Agnes Miskell OF
East Liverpool. o.. who are tho guests
of Mrs w. L. Lear OF Thirteenth street,
were the guests Of honor at dcllEht-
full little party arranged by the Misses
Kathleen and Margaret Gilligan. ut their
home on South Chaplinc street LAST eve
mug. The guests included members or
club. in addition 10 the guests VI
honor. An evening OF numerous In
formal joys occupied the group. conclud-
Ing with the serving IF Hoover lunch
con Of attractive appointments.
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him (Thc Presidency Ia mean that the
EohcrZUlcrn dynasty shalt so.
The Fr"SIdcIa'S reply should hs,rrtrn our
soII!CrS III the iI,,d. 1t should ncdrlcn
and stimulate the great .tri.r.C'tH :IrlI?
Of bona buyers i'll his list week OF
effort for the full success ni The fUuc;:
LlNCrlY loan.
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louisville Courier journal.

Again Ia" President has, spoken with
tho voice IF America and for the clviliZ-
cd nations % the earth
"Thr answer "f thu President is an
ultimatum To defeated power. Its
terms arc SO clear that only two courses
lie open IL III" G"Trlin:;--S"bniSs!o
which means present surrender. or re-
Stance. which means ultimate GcStruc-
ton"
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cleveland Plain Dealer.

There can l." M peace. Their" can Il"
no armistirc. There rSn be. nothing hui
war. 80 long ~ the H"hcn2oll"rn sits or,
the throne.
"Nnw. let there he an rnd Of discus
sion. rr'.%idriIt Wilson has answered
tho kaiser in words. Our armies are
answering him with cold stool"
Columbus. Ohio State Journal.
The EToh"nznl!"rns and thor military
ring must 70. We '-lr hav" no cnlinI;S
with a clique ST. false ana foul rs they
Pcar" with Gcrmany prn-supi"s"S tho
downfall If the arbitrary power which
has brought so much misery upon the
world.
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Boston Herald.

The reply or 'lh" t'!r..r:nt is made
rrnarkaH.c by It's worry iICai".uSiI~!i,$E'.
The Unanimous UulCry Of las, country
men forces HIM Ia rt;tSSurc them OF tbs
military Siluntiu;:. but hc IL.:, tn MAX
the utmost of his opportunities.
There may be still other notes before Us.
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A number If the friends nj MI. II. [.
F!aZlct, entertained with II farewell DIN
nor party in his honor 1T tho Country
club Saturday evening. YELLOW and white
was the simple color not" Of the affair.
with the dinner served IN Manager
SchwarZ's inim;tahIc way, which IN
Guided covers for thirteen.
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No Catholic war Belief.

Today will see the suspension OF the
second regular weekly gathering Of the
ladies engaged In the work carried IN
by the Wheeling chapter OF C"thoilc
war relief society, due 10 the health
order covering all public gatherings.
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ro-t Worth. rexas, Record.

Emperor Wilhelm Of Germany lifted
tho lid off of he'll four years ago. VIII
son has clampcd it down 1" bury tn"
tcrrors and horrors Of tho inferno. II
is safe to trust tho PRESIDENT. IotsLam
has its answer.
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nncHnn nflnf

President Wilson Make; Il notable 4"
significantly prompt ant riLcc:.V" reply.
There is Oh escaping the iron logic Of
his words.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-15
Salt lake City Tribune.
The Preside has onCr more done til
right thing ut the right time.

Becky Mountain News, Denver.
Tho nation will feel Immensely re-
lrvcd that il has been freed for the time
being from any association with the nhr-
barian. = The people would
much prefer that III" allied governments
have nothing 10 do with him until he
is beaten down tn his knees by force
Of arms.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-15

+aat the medical profession
4ooks for its N { d ~.~-.,-
serurns, etc.
The ingredients of F a N o
had never before been used
IN the treatment of the scalp.
But they were well known
ito medical science
Nourishes the Hair
They stop disease and nor-
ish the hair in a wonderful
way.
When Famo is used the
seborrhea germ dies.
The dandruf disappears
The hair and scalp are
healthy and clean
The b air honrishes as it
never did before and new
hair IS encouraged and slim
rtated-
There rs a new 1ustre and
sheen to the hair-the nat
nal color is intensified
Grayness is
Retarded
Famo retards grayness.
This IS because it makes
your scalp healthy.