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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-02-24
American Red Cross Takes on
 StupendOuS Activities Abroad
Hearty Approval of Military Authorities is Won By Organization Because of Good Work Accomplished.
 Operating on Big Scale in Four Fields

Paris, Jan 24.-(C -(COrrespondenCe of The Associated Press 1.-The Ameri-
 can Red Cross has won unqualified approval of the American military tll- thorities by it's stupendous activities
 in France. Some of the facts concern
 ing the achievements of the Ameri-
 can workers already have been made
 public but the officials now are pre-
 pairing a comprehensive survey of the work, by summarizing and compiling all the data.
 The report will show that the or ganizatiOn is operating with ever-in- creasing effectiveness and scope in
 four great fields. It is engaged in
 military work; ill civil work; it's op- crates huge transportation and warehouse departments; and it is do ing more and more work with Bel
 gian refugees and repatriated chill dren.
 Under the auspices of the Military
 department Of the organization the re- , DOT! will show the following actiVi l ties.
 Twenty dispensaries are being op- erated in the American army zone tC
 care for the resident civilians and to improve health conditions before
 more troops arrive.
 A total of 3,423 French military hos
 pitfalls are being supplied by the dis tributing service which is also laying
 large stock for future needs; while i 2,00O French hospitals are beeing sup piled with surgical dressings, and i'm. mense supplies are being stored uE | for the use of the Americans. Twelve canteens are being operated I at the front line in connection Witf I the French Red Cross, and twenty
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-02-24


 back ''af none, Dodson's Liver Tone is q n,.,,.
 tasting. purely vegetahle pieasait harmless to both children and aIenedy Take a spoonful at night am and 'uals na' up feeling fine; no biliouennnou nu wax. headache, acid stomach or o,s oons. a'i ed bowels. IL doesn't grina 1oa'upa oa mconvenlehee ,,;5'. all the next day (Igs' s violent calomel. Take a dose aay os lt' III, omel today and tomorrow vo,' W. sal a feel weak, sick and nauseates a nsli WI lose a days work. Take noi. Doa Liver Tone instead and feel s'ta 0ns GU ] of vigor and ambition. ''e' e
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-12
PROMINENT MAN is
FORCED TO DISGORGE
Confesses Buying in Quanti-
ties, Did Not Know He Was
Violating Regulations.

WFJLSEUEG. March 1l.-Mnnday
morning Wylir R"all. prominent cltl'
zen and patriotic SPEAKER, cathd up
Food Administrator l.. \. hiIl"r at
! Eol,anghcr and informed him that ne
! understood tn, administration haa
! him under suspicion for boarding
-four and sugar. II" was informed
| that tho information h" had r"r'iFcu
! was correct. and that the county adj
ADMINISTRATION had taken III" matter up
with thr state bureau and had dis
| russrd with rh"m tn" adri*ahiiilT nl
having Il search warrant issued 10 ne
! tnrninr If iii" county administration s
suspicious were correct.
! Thorrupnn Mr. Hcail Imm"dIat"i!
! confessed 10 having considerable
; nlanliry of -four. sugar ana soap III
! his possession, and pledged his word
! that hr would do anything h. c"ulN
! Ia make the matter rlrh1. lie "a~
! informed by Mr.. n!llrr that h" would
| have "a return she Hour In 'hr selling
agent. and thar ii thr Sri@Hr Shor'a&"
became acute in III" count! II" w"uIq
| have 30 dispoS" Of his surplus slo'h
| Ia thr local gruc"rs 10 20 ~ IN" local
| trade.
Mr.. Rca!I confessed i@n"ranr" 10
! Mr.. uillrr Of any intent "r Of any
! knoUlrd~r Of viualin-> thu law. Mr..
: Dillrr a.krd him if h. had eyer read
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To Give Dinner.

The Sc;trGhcrs f;,':. c::lS& &C IN,
Presbyterian church taught hy Ms. u
& Whi;,narSh. xiii 'u."ril:ii their huS.
hlnd, with t G!"a"r IN the rhur..' Giu.
inc room Ti;.ir$iny ","uI-lc. r!,.. affair
%IiI l." III th" urtw"'. II {. ri"Gr".>s-...
dinner an,i h"tw"'t: III" courses. pad,
u"-S viii t., "iI:tu-;st.. Commuters; a,r.
.,rraieiHG .i,.' entertainment T." ~,
"'nirr. Tn. ti'.."r;ttIo@rS VIII b" car.
r,..h "u: j.. =. i':t'r:ck's ""l"rS. ;.-,.<,
ard white. and In" rE,s. list viii prob.
ably uuusl"r -. y mos; enjoyable :uu,
l., Ionh"i iUr.r.ir,i i,,..
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VIII MnAt

Til" IL; ',r"u.iI,a i,t.' -Ir!$ VIII meet
FRIDAY "."n;rc w,;!r Ms MarEIr"t ca
:".. ~ ~: fnrr. ru Nrrfi. Chestnut
.-.,t ' Program wii! b., given auI
Il del .;t.'iI! 'i;t.' - I:;;!'liut'ri-
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WANTED-Agents

iwANTED-Thrrc good agents 10 Scli'
household necessities on the install
m,ut plan. Ec$t Of goods ana psSt 81
,.nr,n,:ssinns. We pay weekly. 6. +.
,I.,,,. "a .IIAn-ll49 Main ST. mr-l2-tt
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LOST AND FOUND

LoST-I.argc black and white cameo pin.
l.,Yvc,u' Vernon; ST.. Island. and :h-
!iuh. Liberal reward If returned I" In
lIGcnccr~ot!Ice E1r-9-i
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FOR SALE-Machinery.

FOR sA1E-Wcstinghou D. c. Gsncr-
ator. 80 *. w. r.. II. +. 125; Amper">
80. !l0 volt. speed $50: pulley J? m,
diameter - IN. t;ct, excellent. bcii -
Sat'l 1850. HlF-o-J
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DOG SHOW
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CLASS No. il2-American Rrcd Bitches.
j.. II. l:%w.ra~n. NIuI.N Wi.j.-
',ri.i,
CLASS Nh saaorer R,.chce
.....,...,.. =. ,-..,I ,-,II.,v.,,
T.. II I.,.,,,.r-.., I,'t<,'Ir, :,
L. NE ~ ' i'-.H' +, l. ~ ''''O
,, ,...,
~ D.
- ro 80. .r ~. iwrsE,
}, =. ''"' IT, M@H 'N'''''H MAR
"''.'''" ~, -, Jus VI a.
Assent '''' / .''',
"'rF;" J. i'."". IL, aus "'.' H.
~ "
h.''. ,.,,,
"r"'-'" i. N+'''".". i. T. n'."' =. Vile
l. ,,,,... ,,
''.''%. ""''''. '''''''' "a ''''
r.,,,... ,f.rna"s i;uI
''..tE "''''''> - IT. = ~ L
~ 49,. ,.t.,,,,.. am
'',..r~ " ,'.,.." ''I''' " ''' ''''
-. 4, ..,,.,. i.i,fI,t,.. I'M I .rrlt'I> .
- ...,.,.,.
; ~,
~. i ii'"hI' = > = ~ ~,
NE :. iHi e. 'i'''h''. MAO r'- -'N''
mex.
+, t. stewart. Ms l.''HH " ~ - = ..
ALL 'n','': H"',"'! w. ,'''
1t" r,i-''' ,''r'' -, I"''"' . 'un'
:. -" M",N M,'', -" o.. '''"' h,,,'
ASA '- ,,St ''','f ''N''''
'"' w, ~ >l.'',,~ ~ 'I '",,L..<Ly E,E.
- "'','' NJ
..s ~ MO- 49, ,,,,rv 0op.
=; :T,.,,,l ~ WI'I, y,III,Y MAR
-, iva
r.',r,.." u,,lorl HIIJ,-O-wAyF:
,,,,.,,!,.. ,n,I-i,i.
~, 80 Soy,o. nocs
'o,II-',y vITro.o-w,yr.
.rv-,:iI,r,lI.S Turl:II.
,..,.',, t.r.,I.,,Jt ,;yl rIiE FLOOD.
A.. ,,,l,n,.r, i,J:Iui"S NH TEICk-
rr.l,
c1.ss NJ limit. Dogs.
,c1I,-,, I:rII,,,.lJ ON. THE FLOOD.
,.,.,, W.:nn.'E WlLI..n-WAVt.
G,NESTr.E
Grass No. 45l-open. Dogs.
Co.. !. Wiiuck. MILLIONAIRE:
,?ANESrt:i:.
,;ih>n. I:rad;iriI. GYP THE BLOOD.
Mss lean lnnkl". MASTER MAR
INE.I;.
q u Lehman. rIiL,SNEY HANCOCK.
GLASS M. 45c-winners. Dogs.
GLASS No, 45S-Local. Dogs.
I;ihsnn I:ratJ.rIL. tiYP THE FLOOD.
CLASS No. 453A-Puppy. Bitches.
m p,.l:nou;. LEp'S IASS GIRL
CLASS No. A55-American Bred. Bitches,
CSC. J. Wilcox. l'klDES HILL
FlIKT.
CLASS No. 456-Iinit- Bitches.
&C.,. ). WiIlock. IKll't:S HlLI.
FIRST CHOICE.
GLASS No. 457-opea. Bitches.
Geo. f. WILCOX. ll:lI'r.S HILL
FANCY. ,,.,.
t. =. Stewart MISTRESS " ii>E''
BOY.
CLASS NO. 4eo-brHce eLNAs'
NJ. Ni!!nckS brace.
CLASS No. 46oA-fo'S'n o1''S
Nj. NH'"'k$ lam.
IRISH TEhh!hHS'
II"lu'c 'liU t>"nn"i%. -. r. Le"'S' A9c"''
IiI. W!;rSE FANI'H-lt.
Holm" !iIil ktnn'!' u. + Lewis ''S'"' =
JUDITH.
SIN ii"s&:ng. J"i*i;
l.. Walter Cochran VI h.',c'
Albert N"Iiy. SiNN'N,H ! y ~. ,,,,,
W.,!sw"rth Eros. MEL '-NLI-L ''F-H
'iAENri l'.Ai.E.
/. rant i'"n"e, MIS,iri:Y Mt =! ~ l.
!. i'trl i'uHH'. - ~, :,
!. i'A.i '"Anc. - " :! - t,,,Ii
). itUl i'n"h" MAN., 80
';"h"T' f'F!>"n' i ,,,,, ~ ,,,>..
:'"f'rt Ir'''Su" -
CLASS No. i7--Puppy. logs
CLASS No. f'S-No'ice; DuSs
l.. Waiter '"SHtli: =.
%riM '''N"InS. IF'i'i,f.
Robert iiaHiSun. isf'I' nav f'.N.
CLASS No. 474--Ltmit. Dogs.
y h.ri N"i'y. SHANNcE iNl'i'h.
ll"!r" !!,n Kennels. Gil. Nl;!Sh
liAih;ER
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FOR SALE-Automobiles.


FOR SALE-NationaI l2-cylindcr chum-,
my roadster. Cord tires all AROUND
and used hut little. First reason
All. Offer gets it. Ilawthornc AutomH-
bIl. L. Equipment Company. s07-?0" Mar
Ike. St. telephone Ia. mr-3-p
FOR SALE-LatcSt model Chunlmy
roadster six cylinder Continental cn-
ginc, extra tire and tube. all IN i:rSt
Class CONDITION. Call Bell phone 1925 or
sec car At Rchm's garage. mr-9-J
FOR SALE--vim truck in first class
condition. Call on John Fassotcs or
lanes Freeman. "03 Hanover street.
Martins Ferry. .. mr-o-nl
FOR 46ALE-MaXwcIl touring car IN
nod working condition. bargain for
ou...k sale. Nat. phone li71-I. mr-2-i
WE BUY AND SELL secondhand auto
mobiles. carburctors. maEnstos, genera
tors. starters, horn coils. Lamps springs.
-. ISL Chaplinc St, opposite GitE
BuI!d.ng. Natl l3i0-M. mT-'--'i
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FOX SALE-Farm Lands

FOE RENT-Far1n. zoo acres for cash
\ good one. L. .. Box 81, Wheeling.
" "a NE-i-l
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Eh"rhar, Kennels. Gil. EE"NN N';lN-
less
TOY BLACK AND TAN TERRIERS
(Under Popnds.)
II. /. MORRISON. El.ACN hAHN.
CLASS No. 6le-American Bred. Dogs
and Bitches.
/ III. M1rr.s.,n. EI,ArK HN;Y.
! CLASS No. 62o-Limit. Dogs and
Bitches.
H. /. Morrison. EI.Ark EA!;N.
CLASS No. 62o-Liuut. Dogs and
! Bitches.
II. l.. Morrison. Ei.A'K m.>i:l.
, CLASS No. 62a-Local. DOGS and
Bitches.
+ II. l.. Morrison. Ej.A'k rAIr.
! CLASS No. e22-wlnners. Dogs and
Bitches.
Owing T., IN" imrn"n~.. nur:.brr 90 "n-
tr.ns 49,. dog, III thu dog show wcT" '"r-
al IN place. Yesterday. rut w.,I he today.
Vtnton L. Er""::. nj Newark. :. j.,
AMI one q: th.. h.sl kii",.n and h.-:'.'~t
=. -ar,I",! d.; show judge. - So" - lass
~. X Of judging DIS l. ~" i"."I Sh"".
And H., is LII" jud;;'. IL sur looks
ih"m over.
Mrs. Ma. II. McCur,!y. - Ncw l;run..-
u. y. J.. VINO Viii judge tn" c"i'I':
classes starting wi;h III" IrI;I'", ~ tn
"'ri. IL j Is .lurnirS. says Ia, In H!"'W
h.rr - W.,nIu on, Dig "f h"tn@ 'THH' :"
.hr celtic how h'ii ii ~" h.rn 'F'!-
They had - dogs and =" !'"a. sa"w '',<
a. dogs entered III he r!i." ''s.lss'.:.
At T.. I.hrrs. -. 90: ,'.,.3.r iI,li. -,.u. g.
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WANTED

WANTED "A nnc-half II. j. D. Z. ara
an ruc-half II. i. a. Z. motor. ieh
1910 Wheeling. mr-l--l
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FOR RENT

40. Sl-l,.A St. long occupied hy pr.
: l.. J"pSon. VIII hc ior rrnt from May
list Address pr. l.. $. JGpSon. Box $50
., hlrlrS:"n. W. Va. mrs!
FOR REHT-A few good rooms on ;n.
second and third floors OF the New
IntclliT"nc:r building 1904 and 1906 Mar
k-t street. will be ready for occupancy
about April /. Apply i. Boyd. care In
tclIiScncCr. Ja--o-p
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WANTED-Male Help
WANTED-Two sober drivers $3.50
per day Of 9 hours and overtime.
H. L. Scabrght Co.. 43rd and McCol-
Iorl, street mr. Ii

II. L. ScahHght Co. 43rd and Mccol-
Ioch street. mr-ll-I
WANTED--lj laborcrs. Report Mon
day morning Wheeling Building Ma
tcrial Co. mr-ll-l
WANTED-Man to run farm on shares
with everything furnished. Address
H.. care Intcll!Scnc"r. mr.
WANTED--Goud man to run I'D acre
farm on shares or for cash. Rent farm
clos: 10 gn"d market party must have
at least $ 900 with which TO buy per
Sonal property. Address J. care Iniclli-
g"u"nr. lilr-L-m
WANTED-.At once first class coat
mixers $ per coat. and coat help
crS best wages paid. Call at Jos. Smells
berg. Alb Hanover ST.. Martins Ferry.
mr-6t
WAHTEo-Men TO seli OR nns OF housnno.t
furnIshiura. from house 70 houJs O. anAb
weekly payments We pay weekly.
ur.e-u c. r. ADAMS. lito-1i&. Aho D.
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MISCELLANEOUS

wANTED-A half II. r. y. c. iron and Il
hait II. T. A. t. Motor. Bell ISL"
Wheeling. I'LL -!
CAST OFF clothing and shoes bought.
i;,.sr!, ir29 Market 81. CAL or rh"":
Erli 1851. ih!-'-S!t
wANTED-Jcwclry 10 repair w. j.
l,uk.ns 60. 1874 Market 81. mr-i-h
PATENTS S Ss1F; : s: IN: +:
,caGrnlark Mitigation Booklet freN
II. E. DUNLAP. Patant Lawyer
National Exchange Bank Building
Wheeling. ". Va
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FOR RENT-Farpls.

FOR RENT-rarm ia acres. SIX ni!"S
cast II Wheeling. Inquire Il; r. r.
'nnnrlIv % Vim. Connolly l52-lI;iI
Wheeling. Nntl ,hri:c l@.;-I:.: Bell phn::,
l54.-W. mE-ll-n
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WANTED-By Il large corporation in the
Struh"uvillc Ohio District capa3i.
s,cnugrnphcr. one who is familiar with
.!!rtatin'g machines preferred. Answer
in own Handwriting stating experlrncc
and salary. Address Box ST., intcl!!-
r,.ucnr office !n-ll-m
wANTED--tiirls over l6 years OF age fu,-
light. clean factory work. good wages.
Apply Wheeling Tile Co.' End and
Wood. mT-o"t
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Vint"u L. Free. nj E"wa:k, :. j"
AMI one q: tn. h.sr. ku"vn and h.@h'~t
=. -Ir,l"I d.; show judge. - 80 II = h'#
:, X Of judging DIS Il "a" i".'I sh"".
Aud IT, is In" jUd;;'. ~ sur looks
;h"rl over.
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WANTED-Female

WANTEp-Shoe salcs~onlan. by one or
Wh-miing's leading shoe stores. Spicn-
did opportunity for active young woman.
Address Salcswoman. care lntciIiEcn-
cor mr-l2-In
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Al f. Eh"r.-,r. %: '.raH p'i.~"n.. -.
Possibly liz. cii.s' dos; 80. 80. 49, :":!
.u,iay. = ia .U.l,"GAn," w:,h L r'""
string az dogs.
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Tho A.rd:.l,.S II thr ~huw com =. y.
tn. :l:cr", srrs ~ he nu!i' making.
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CLASS 40. 444-open. Bitches.

CLASS No. ii2--Americar Rrcd Bitches.
j.. II. l:.-,N'r""u NIul.A Nii.-
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Tn" ;2ri,$ rEo~s'' scr" Judged >'.''r
ia a ,hS rul,v uI ~" Am'r rom ''n-
.lrl ,'lii i"", ui,,! mt 'n'% nay '". to-
.uoy.,i 4, t:.. md "t' -" s"r"n" day.
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S,.,.r - 80. dos NAV" 'h''r i;'."s 'H
T., ;.d aid .!"r"rt,'I with Nr"riram h'".
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'.i.c=. Nlr,lrf~ how h1.r -""r in'.--
90 ,."'G .iuf@" l'r."S, I:',- washing ~
, 2; I..rt
The weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1918-1919, 1918-10-25
days.


Miss Lillian Robertson departed
Tuesday for Loretto, KY, to become
a NUM- in the Loretto order. She is
a daughter of the late G. c. Rober-
son.
Edward Nelly writes his brother
in-law, Tony Hoher that he has ar
rived in France and is feeling fine.
He was in a St. Louis draft several
months ago.
DR.. C. f. and Mrs. Schuchert mo-
tored to Redbird, H., Tuesday to
spend a few days with relatives.
They were accompanied by Mrs, Jno.
Schuchert and daughter, Miss Mollie.
Frank Asa, banker Of Advance. was
in the city on business yesterday.
A boy about IS or Il years OF age
got off the Poplar Bluff train We'd
esday morning suffering with pneu-
monia- As soon as it was seen he
sick the police took charge Of him
and took him to the city hall where
he was placed in the woman's ward
for treatment. A doctor who was
called said he was i'll with pncu-
monia. HIS name is said TO be Fred
Erwin and he is supposed to be home
less. A ncrse mas been engaged TO
care for him. 1t is said ne was work
ing at the speedway Job near Delta.
George Mcbride, owner of the
Idanha hotel, bought II foot lot on
Broadway, adjoining the hotel on the
west, a few days ago and it is re-
ported that he will enlarge the hotel
at an oppoltune time when the war
ends. The purchase was made from
Alex Vaserling.
The AZ feet just bought by Mcbride
makes 81 feet he own on Broadway,
while the building extends along
Fountain street a distanie OF 166
feet. Mcbride announced that ne in
tended to enlarge thc bedding in
every respect and make it one of the
best hotels in Soctheast Missouri.
This will not be done until labor and
material is easier to obtain, at the
close of the war.
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FIND SUPERMAN IN GYPSY
EnsIishman unflinchingiy Withstands
Electric Shocks Of Varying
Degrees.

LOndOn.-The military authorities
have discovered n superman in the art
If Swinging the lead" Nathan Green
gypsy, has been crawling about Read
Ing barracks in doubled up condition
on two sticks.
Twelve doctors have examined him
ind declared him fit and specialists
have subjected him to electric shocks
of varying degrees. These he with
stood unflinchingly, and the special.
ISIS have Endorsed the doctors Opin
ion.
Green, however, has refused to
hold himself erect and was drafted
tn Ireland. He continued in his
doubled-up condition and so rode
while his comrades walked to the sta
ton.
The weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1918-1919, 1918-10-25

g'ars began Their work. The police
disco dcd thin Uniform; and the chief
anG tle whole force were up the en-
tire night, quietly slipping into all
portions Of the city visited, but were
never able to catct glimpse of any
Of the robes exc n the one seen by
Mr.. Pearscr.
The hardware stores of the city
sold cut a large portion of their stock
OF r2yolvors TO citizens of the city
Friday. In one section Of the city it
was ANNOUNCED that the citizens in
tended TO organize community Wig
lance committee.
It was reported here that the city
Of Caluthersv;llc was visited by a
gang CT robbers about two weeks
and hundred or so houses robbed
during the burglary drive. 1t is
thought the same gang may have
come to the Cape.
In almost every instance, the police
say, the houses were near an alley.
The burglars evidently selected such
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BLOWOUT WILL GIVE NOTICE
Chan-e of Tires Can Thus Be MADE
by Garage AttendanS--often lndi-
Gated by Swelling.

sometimes 81 blowout will give warn
Ing beforehand, thus allowing the tire
charge IL he made by a garage attend
AIT instead of by yourself in some
sunny spot on the road. If the tires
are inspected in IL cur.ory way every
dag You will find that i blowout will
often he Indicated by a swelling or
lump on the shoe.
This may be due 20 sand blister.
Ii not watch for Blowout. When the
swelling is caused by sand blister
there will be Il cut III the vicinity,
through which sand and moisture have
made their way inside, separating the
read from the fabric and forming Il
hmm
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nue. Of escape. No houses on corners

nue. Of escape No house, on corners
were molcstC;E.
Tho ro1Jer cvsiGcntIy heard of The
wholesale planting Of shatgun bat
tari~s in homes in The city for the
hurgiaTous visits seem to have prac-
ticai.E ceased Friday night. One or
two homes reported that some enc
pceped into windows or was heard
prowling around Saturday and Sun
day nights but no houses were robbed
II was rumcred that 4 man was held
up and robbed on South Spanish
street Sunday night but it was in all
probability canard as it could not
be verified
Since the first part Of this story
was written It has been reported that
the diamond lost by T.. G. Fischer, Of
South Pacific street, was found 1t
was found in the alley where Mr.. Fis-
cheers pants were abandoned by tire
burglar and was returned to the own
or as soon as The party finding it
learned Of the robbery.
The weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1918-1919, 1918-10-25
TWO CHAMPIONS ARE WE'D
Best Dishwasher and Best Cook Ought
to Make Useful Combi-
nation.

Kansas City, Kan.-Two Kansas
champions, the best pastry cook in the
state and the best dishwasher in the
state, were married here recently.
Francis A. Davis, seventy, veteran of
the Civil war and chief pastry cook at
the Soldiers home at Leavenworth,
Kan, and Mrs. Ida n. Wilson, forty
nine. a widow employed as dishwash.
er at the home were the parties.
The weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1918-1919, 1918-10-25
CITY news IN BRIEF

Bernard Vosage Of the Tilsit
rcighborhood was here part of last
wa.k and part of this getting an en-
cine repaired at the Schmittzehe Ma
chine shops on South Sprigg street.
Harry Knight of Sprigg street was
removed to st. Francis Hospital Sun
dav for treatment for stomach and
liver trouble.
George Jones of Chaonia. Wayne
County, was brought to the hospital
Saturday night for treatment for ty-
phoid fever.
Sam Vancil of Fornfelt said there
were three deaths from influenza at
Fornfelt and vicinity Sunday but
that the situation was getting bet
ter as a general thing. Mrs. Arnold,
wife of the Ancell merchant, was
one of the number. Another was a
Mrs. Morgan of Fornfelt.
Elmer Kinder, a sawmill man of
Perkins, and John Hampton of the
same town were in the city on bust
ness Monday.
Mrs. G. w. Balm was notified Mon
day that her niece, Miss Hermina
Balm, was dead at her home at East
en-. Influenza caused her death. She
formerly lived in this city.
Architect w. F. Parlow went to st.
Louis Monday to spend several days
there on business.
DIR. w E. Yount went to Parma
last week to assist in the care of the
Influenza cases there. He returned
Sunday after being there two or three
days. He is an officer of the medical
corps and was sent there by COM
handing officer at st. Louis.
Henry Macke of Gordonvillc
brought his mother-in-law, Mrs.
Ueleke, to the city Tuesday to wait
on her son Otto Ueleke of 1917 Will
lian,s street, who is i'll with the in
fuenza.
Judge Willer assessed fine of one
dollar and the costs to a Chaffee wo-
man for giving a check to a Cape
Girardeau merchant, NJ. Samuels,
that was protested and came back
marked mo funds The lady paid
he fine and also settled the bill,
which was for 500, with the mer-
liant. She claimed that she did not
Know that she was overdrawing her
account.
Lige Richmond Of Advanve was a
visitor to Cape Girardeau Tuesday
night
Word has been received from Pvt
'aul G. Chapel that he has been
lade corporal and will leave for
rance soon. Paul is now located
1 New York.
While on a visit to st. Louis Mrs.
9ossie Gore of 221 Mort Lhorimiel
rect became i'll with influenza. A
ter to her folks here Wednesday
ted that she was little better
/ still quite i'll.
Judge Edward d. Hays wen to
DWELL county and the west end of
nc 14th congressional district tho
t...'t of the week. He was accompan-
led by Hon. VIM. Kitchen of St, Louis.
Harry Rage was appointed to serve
as policemamn on the Broadway beat
while Policeman Wilson is on the sick
list. Mr.. Wilson become i'll last Fri
The weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1918-1919, 1918-10-25

SearChlight peneirates Fog.

Great fog penetrating power is
claimed for SCarchlight that has
been invented in France with Il green
iSh yellow glass in front and backed
hy reflector that also prevents mOis-
turc collecting On the glass.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1918-12-13
No Such Word az Fail

There is a difference between
succeeding and failing. The on
final; the other is only a tenn
hindrance. If you persevere In spl
not succeeding, if you start again,
act on the knowledge you have 90
by your slip, it will not work you
ing injury. 1t is only when you
render that you are really be-
There is DO such word as fail" I'd
who VII not give up.-Girl's Con
ion.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1918-12-13
President in Address to
Congress Says Trip to
Europe Is Duty to
Heroes.
ASKS AID OF NATION
Declares Many important Prob
lens Must Be Solved by
Lawmakers.
TREATY SIGNED BY SPRING

Seizure Of Cables, He Says, Aids In
Keeping Members Of Congress
Posted on ParIeys $500 Favors
Federal Control Of Rail-
roads-Will insist on
World Justice at
Peace Confer
ence.