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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-31
GENDARMES LANDED
AT CONSTANT VNOPLE

Athens, Dec 31.--The British ad.
miral commanding the fleet at Con
stantnople has ordered the landing
OF gendarmeS as a result OF the ab-
normal conditions prevailing there, it
was learned today.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-31
DEMAND MADE UPON
NTERURbAN TO FIX
EAST SIDE TRACKS
CITY PASSES RESOLUTION CALL
ING FOR REPAIRS ON MAIN
STREET-ACCuSE WORkMEN
OF TEARING UP BRICKS.

The quarterly assault on the Chi
cag0 Ottawa and Peoria Railway
morning. Every three months some
thing or another crops out to bring
the interurban into i'll repute with the
administration. To-Day was the day
for celebrating that event.
Harking back to the time when
East Side residents sought relief from
the terrible condition of Main street
the council This morning received
approved and passed a resolution
calling upon the c., o. & p to make
permanent repairs Of the "devas-
tated' highway. AS no time was fixed
for beginning these repairs or no date
suggested for getting down to work,
the resolution probably will be com
Piled with-some time. In few more
years the railway company will have
wrecking all cars that try to execute
tie now preCari0us journey in and
out OF the city via the eastern
terminus.
Commissioner Hellffrich was par
ent Of today's outbreak. He sprung a
resolution upon his colleagues de
manding that the interurban do
something in East Ottawa. The idea
was contagious and every member Of
the council voted with him. In
pressed with their civic patriotism,
the council then proceeded to weight
ier and much more important mat
ters.
The commissioner whose ferCllo
mind conceived the idea of a reso.u.
tiOn to bring about repairs to the
tracks announced it had been re
ported to him the interurban's sec
tion gangs were forming the peculiar
habit Cf tearing up parts of the pay
ing wherever the notion struck them
With the city sanctidning such prac
tice only a short time would elapsC
until Main street would he back to q
gravel and mud path 1t was pointed
out that wherever bricks protrudcC
and endangered the cars, rather than
leveling them down the tractmen
yanked the bricks like dentis.
would an unruly tooth. threw them
aside and went on In search Of more
unnatural abrasions. The next hump
was similarly treated and SO on.
Someone called Mr. Helirichs atten-
/ ton to the custom and he ordered all
/ further tearing up discontinued.
What effect the resolution will have
is of course, enigmatical. There Is a
chance, however, that now the kaiser
is out Of business and the war has
tailed in its albi propensities, the city
might get some action.
Extend Underground Time.
A petition from the N l. /. a. 7
, md c., o. 4 7. companies asking loi
extended time in which to get theil
wires underground was read and the
request allowed, The companies werC
uanted until June ! to get down tC
york and until Jan |, 1920, to have
tie job done The ordinance pro
lides for fines Of from S25 to 500 {
day for every day the work is no
Completed within the specified cine
The scarcity of materials and the wa
a'e again ascribed as reasons for tn
tgo companies not having gotten tn
work done before this, The origina
contract called for completion by mid
night tonight The United Telephon
and Western Union Telegraph con
panies joined in the petition.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-31
BILL IS $9,4O0 OVER
ESTIMATE BUT NOT
CONTRACT
READY FOR court
lTEMlZEO STATEMENT is PRE-
SENTED BY ENGINEER hRNS-
WORTH -- PAVEMENT COSTS
$1,000 MORE THAN CONTRACT
PRICE.

Figures drawn at the insSatlon OF
the administration chiefs wre intro
duced to the city council mis- morn
ing by Public Engineer George l..
Farnsworth, showing the Xcess cost
Of the loop paving overland above
when the work was awrded John
Cherry.
Mr.. Farnsworth shove chat there
was a total OF $9469l over ana
above the estimate and $2,034.1S in
extras over the contrat price. The
estimate submitted MAY Ii, 1916, put
the cost of the downbwn work at
s1OS. .999. 80. while the total cost OF
construction was $llflS, added to
which is $3.50 in coyt, engineering
and assessment roll Expense, bring
ing the grand total for the entire
wnrk TO sI1s,46S.9T. .
The extras above III contract price
are assigned by Mr.. Farnsworth to
the construction of tpnty additional
inlets. ten additional ons OF asphalt
and the resetting of extra yards Of
curbing. But from thil accrued
amount there was ne saving of con.
siderable in engineerig and insppc.
ton costs. The exta work, Mr..
Farnsworth said, will ptal s4.2G0
Estimates for the paing were pre-
pared May 10. 1916, andwere adopted
by the council Sept 2 1916. The
court hearing on benets was held
Jan, % and the hearing m objections
was threshed out, beginning March
27, 1917. On May %, 917 over a
year after the estimates were com
piled, contracts were warded to
John Cherry Of Jacksonville. This
prolonged delay is assignee as a iead
ing feature to explain WY the cost
piled up at such a rapid ch and why
a supplemental assessment probably
will be necessary to meet the addi.
tional expense.
The figures introduced by Engineer
farnsworth and accepted by the
council this morning follow.
Excayating 4G,S4S sd yds.
at IS cents. ...........$ S,432.Gi
Resetting 9,165 in #. curb
ing, at 35 cents. ...... 3,2077J
Constructing 4,163 lin. #.
curbing at Is cents. .. 3,1222j
Constructing 81 inlets, at
$325O ............... 2,C325o
Adjusting manholes .. 10000
Furnishing in place $500
GU. yds. concrete, at So. $4,000
Furnishing in place 2S45
Gu. yds. sand, at $l.25... 1852,
Constructing 46,S4S So yds.
brick pavement, at $l.05 1870. A
Spreading 46,S4S 50. yds.
grout filler for brick
pavement, at u cents. 5,G2l.7,
Furnishing 35 tons asphalt
for expansion joints. at
$32 49,. ............. 1,125O,
Constructing retaining
walls jefferson, Column
bus and Madison streets,
5'5S Ci. yds. concrete,
ut SIG ............... 937
Extra labor as ordered -. 1888
Extra labor on sidewalks
ana driveways .......,.. 1O4,9
ENtna materials, gravel, CO.
ment, crushed stone, sand
and brick ............ 154.j
Constructing new inlets,
manholes, sewers and
furnishing sewer pipe,
castings, etc. ........ 7146
Extra labor and teams on
uulIps ...... .......... 2,22j.l
lotal cost construction $ll4,6lS.9
Court costs, engineering
Inspection, spreading as
sessments, etc. ......... 3,S50.0
Total cost imnrovement.sltS.4 .46S o
Estimated cost of improve
ment ...... ............ los, 1903
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-31
Daily Thoupht.

Every man has nj times In his mind
ae ideal cr what he should be, but is
lu.. -ThrOlnre Parker.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-31
ALLIES CLAIM 1923
BILLIONS FROM HUNS
Washington, Dec. 3 How Americas huge
war bill mounted during the last twelve months
to about $l8, 600, 100000 by the last day of the

year was shown by treas
ury reports today.
Of this sum about $4,-
100000, 900 represents loans to tht al
lies of the United States and will
be repaid. Only a little more than
$4,00O,OO000O has been paid in taxes
and cash receipts, the remainder hav-
ing been furnished by the sale of
bonds and war savings certificates,
the report shows.
A great part of the money went to
the war department for use of the
army.
The increase as the result Of the
war is shown by the fact that the
total expenses of the government be-
fore the war were about $1,000,000,-
600.
Allied Claims Staggering
Washington, Dec. 81 - The stag
gering sum of $129N00, ,0G0 000 may
be demanded from Germany in in
IDENTITIES and war costs by the allies.
From semi-authoritative sources it
was learned today that France may
ask close to $S0,0O0.000, 600. Even at
that the war cost France more than
eighty billion.
Some officials state that England
Will ask 100000, ,0O0.G0G; that Belgium
will demand $4,000 ,00e and Serbia
O,Go0,OGe Roumania. Montengo
and Italy will seeg smaller sums.
Serhia's chief aim is to get a deflni-
tiun of territorial boafders that wall
be advantageous. America viii not
ask any indemnity unless the others
claim all expenses such as pensions
land war materials.
lNu|Iify Espionage Laws.
Washington, Dec 31.-Cancellation
of laws restricting individual freedom
which were neacted as war neces-
sity will not give back to the United
States the democracy it enjoyed be-
fore the war; Nevertheless this is
step in the right direction and one
that should be taken Immediately,
Senator Borah of Idaho said today in
giving notice that he will this week
introduce a bill repailing the entire
espionage law.
Getting back to our old democ-
racy is more matter Of destroying
fear, prejudice and superstition than
of repeating acts of congress" Borah
said.
This congress can do little more
than set an example 1t can, how
ever repeal all the restrictive legs-
lation it has enacted and | believe it
will do this right speedily"
Senator BCrah already has intro
diced a bin to repeal those sectors
Of the espionage act and the amend
Hcnts to it that declare publications
carrying matter in violation OF the
provisions Of TIE act nonmalable
YYestorday he introduced a bill TO
repeal those sections Of the trading
with the enemy ac which prohibit
the circulation Of foreign anguaae
publications containing comments
upon the foreign policy or the con-
duct of the war by the United states
or any of its allies. unless the mat
Ter is first submitted to the local post
master for translation
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-31
.lOS,9993

Assessment roll as con-
hrmed By couit....... OS,999 80
Amount in excess off as.
sessment roll ........ 9,469. .5S
Amount paid contractor 93A7S5O
Amount due ......u... 2l,14047
Amount estimated to pay
accruing interest on
bonds vouchers issued to
anticipate collection of
assessment .......o.... 500.e0
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-31

Postoffiee Closed New Years.
The postoflce will be closed New
Years There Will be no deliveries.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-31
WEATHER

bbOffVbattEan
Probably snow tonight
and Wednesday; colder.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-31
OTTAWA FREE TRADER
Established 1o4o

OTTAWA JOURNAL
Established 1seo
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-31

lConllnued On page .. coIul-D
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-25
Fire Underwriters Will
Enjoy Annual Outing

This morning VIII find III" 'u.inbrrs
or ,hr Wheeling l;"hrh "f Ere hu"r-
rr,I,rs off un 4 days outing. VIA III"
uuIumoh.l" ruut" |" ~" lZGck "a'I''"
sinh rp RiE Whc"IInE CREEK. where IN"
davis extraordinary PROGRAM NIL r.
cIaI-cd The president at The cup ms
generously donated tn" us" al the cilip
E,msr and it's spacious grounds In Inc
irsur,nrr men for the day. and there
is Ttrlr doubt hut tina; on. Of th' J"i-
I,.uI MS Will ~ larE" crowds nf tfF:
nr,s,,u, season viii l." gathered th"r"
rnr his event. il hciuE anticipated that
rulIv nftv members Will participate
'rh. automobiles for conveying IN"
r,,,o.,rs In tho ~rScrt. which ~ SITUATED
Sn,nr iiy. miles up the hug rreck. VIII
In IN f-nnt Of thu. SChmulh;lch futldinE.
u.h.r. Tho members If III" BOARD ar"
,,,cs,rI In assemble, before 1881.
,chirh Is lh., hour SGT for beginning III"
drive. a., ,,., ,,r,,-
ava v.-il;hl.. hnrmnE,r% "f everything
which rn"S II make for IN" hf"Fr!rNt
IF sag. PARTIES. n splendid mrnu pc
ing nrnniSrd while among III" nuincr-
,,,. .,rn,srnl"ntG offered Ivy tn" "lub
.u-ruUndluEs ara. fishing and rowing III
a.. rrrrk while a Larry" number not
caring to Indulge IN III" moro strenuous
door sports Of the Atlng VIII de-
yo,c ihe time To cards. Henry HundllhE
and ". Is. Tucker arc the committee in
charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-25
TO-DAY'S BEAUTY HINT

II = no; necessary 20 shampoo yoIE
hair e, tr.-l uently il il is entirely and
properly cleanSsd Zach tirlr b.? the US"
OF a really good shampoo. The easiest
:" asa and quickest drying shampoo
taar We can recommend 20 our readers
i the one that brings OUT all III" nat
ural beauty Of rhe hair and NAY b" en-
loy.d al very ii':!" ex3eRS" hv diSsolf'
ing a traSpn0ntuI Of CanthroI. which
can b. 0b'ain'-! from any druggist. IN
:: cup Of 10: watH: This makes d full
,.up Of shampoo liquid. enough 20 i Is
cas- 10 apply l. 10 all thr hair instead
az ulst 70 'h,. top OF III" head. This
when rubbed into III" SCALP ana nn'C
every strand Of hair. chemically liz
solves .u. impurities. Il is v"-y SCoth
ing and cooling in - action. rs VOL
~ beneficial 20 boz! scalp am! hair
After rinSnc ouc the lafh'T 5" GRATED
ION will ind n, scalp ! fresh. clear
and frs. from dandruff. wu!l.. 'hr han
dries quickly and evenly. Developing; {
;,r;-h; lnStcr and Il soft tICtt;H"SS that
makes !: som very h"a"E.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-25

,,,r,. I'm Warvcnd after attending 10 I'M
,,rt,r. business in PITTSBURGH
Mrs lanes rully Of cleveland. ONO,
r,rmrrIy Of This city. ~ spending SoHlo
mn. as the guest &c local relatives.
I..,rl \l,rnnL Of Warwood. VINO CIR
u,,.i >, ,I,r Marines and WAS sent 70
-, .h;:r-I, rr h.. rNam!n"l. was r"J"cleo:
Mrs. u l.. Hem phil. - Warwood. VINO
r,I ,,rr log broken Tuesday afternoon III
u stree, ear accident; WAS Ecpor3so -.
ing castor Mt th' -H"Ff' "'''7
: iial last evening. NE.
oh'm arI Stcvrnson brokers. lett laSt
uirhr fnr Washington. D. C.. on ousiss
! Mr. : T christian ~ Warwood. y
visiting relatives IN E'aT"Ston' io' 'e!-
\: IL! -. Daisy sh"ph"rd ~ rcnwood leg
Yesterday for Seymour. Ind. where Sns
: will cnioy 4 two weeks vacation. -.
Harry Campbell. Of Ch'"aFn. ~; 3
visiting Cha-lrS ~, TI sa,,s !" "
Miss Hattie Myers. IN" popular SIC.
,-.,,b,r in ,h' offices Of tho Local
/ food ndminist ration. viii leave ffioay
r;~,,. on hcr vacation which she WIN
snrud in Washington. baltimore ana
N"w york. IT,
arr now az .hc 'r"r'" nf III" -'rmrrs 2aH'
rr:s Mr. nni Mrs Thomas y. Beattie'
II ElmWrnd
NI,es E'i2ahrrh burns q: Traston. Pat
i.uy,,: tbs evening i"T h"r home. AFTER "
nIraS:,ni visit with Misses FRANCES
Wrnd md Mar Wilson ~ WoodSdale; =
Mr. WiIiam k"nn". = at present tnS
cues, Of his uncir. Mr.. Thomas \. Reat~
! :ir. II Eiuw"nd -
Mr. aud Mr. s w. Harper and dangn'
trr Mise Virginia. d"rHrt today Tor 80
hacn Lake. Maiu". where tho month OF
August Will h" $rr:i;. They Will %
jninaI nv lh"ir daughter. Miss L<outtS
and SON Vance n! returning home early
in S"rt"n,h"r-
Miss Angela C"niff departs the latter
rnrt 80 tn" week for Now York cltf.
whore 81" will h." th' CUES; Of Miss Jo-
.rnN,nr E1"iSh,w an I'D school friend. 49,
Mr. Emil I:uhl" " Columbus. Ohio
+. ~, guest "f Mrs Wlnifr"d Mc1ntfr1
~ North MAIN str".-:.
Ms .i"hn NJ. Eirch has Eon" To Camp
FunSt"n. Kansas for n short visit. d. :.
Mrs I.uc., Gather and daughter Helep
l"avr tomorrow for Yellow Springs. W.
Va "a
Mr. and Mrs. Nhnr, Mynr have re-
turned homo from, 3 -mpt"r, trip to LocQ
Lynn Heights.
Miss Gertrude Rard left the carly paft
OF the week. for the National capttG.
where she viii, enter the ssryice.of %
government -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-25
FRESH GERMAN DIVISIONS NOT iii Il: !.
ABLE To STOP ALLIES ADVANCE:

WASHINGTON. July 24.-The adj
vance Of the allied and American forces
around the Aisnc- Marine salient has been
practically steady for the last two days
General March, chief OF Stan. said to-
day. despite III" fact that II fresh divf-
; sionS Of German troops have been;
. thrown into the fighting at scissors
and on tho lin" south OF there, 40
The Germans arc sighting desperately,
| 10 retain III" single railway line remain.
ing in their hands. over which heavy
material can b.. removed AS they retreat,
General March sud
II that railway running from Frcn1es
! I" F"r'-"n-Tard"nois il reached ny the
allied tro"ps. General March said Ger.
man forces remaining in the salient
Will be- p"ck"t'd.
ON IN" Rheims side Of the salient
official reports show tn" enemy has been
! thrown back an average distance or
mill and half on n lcn-mile front. de-
| spit. heavily wooded country and hgh'
! ground L" aid his defense. The area-
, lost by the C;~rmans during the LAST
! w..k. III" general said. about equals
| Thai gained lay them on the Flanders
/ fr"mt in April. 49,
/ The chief of staff announced that he
| had ordered six new infantry divisions
orCanizcd III this country during July,
stationed respectively at Camps Dew
! rns MaSSavhTSrtts:' Meade. Maryland:
! Sheridan. Alabama: Custer. Michigan.
Funston. Kansas. AMI Lewis. Washing
! ton.
| Two r.rr,lar infantry regiments will
! form III" Nucleus Of each new division.
! HON" guards have replaced regulars at
! interior guard posts for this purpose
and the rrGG!ar; are now moving 10 the
ramns DESIGNATED. General March SAID.
| Aside, from thar TWO infantry regiments
! rI regulars III" divisions Will be COM
ros,.l of national army troops. g..
'rh. chief Of staff said the American
divisions h. mentioned last Saturday as
involved in IN" lighting were stli con-.
<Iautlv engaged. 80.
! IIn added no additional American units
/ ~ thcs.. ALREADY known to hc on the line
! i'll this r"glnn.
In jj.,.;s*:r- the situation on the
: Aisra.NIarrc lir". General March said 1t
, hor. striking similarity tn what had
: horrrnrd 80 M. Austrian drive INTO
J Italv. -, great storm had cut OF the
!rGyanri,:= .tus:ranS in I'll" P'aVc l!nc'
| ~. said and disaster resulted Hitrl-
; i,rIy. q h",ry storm masked the HloVe-'
mon: q tanks and troops Wh"n 'I"n"rai~
| ;,,,.n s,rurI on the Sn:Ssrns-Chateau
! 'rr;r-rv front and III" Germans were
taken completely by surprise. -.
! General March said l. seemed that
w.. ! ord waS getting tir"d Of the part
n,rShlu Of Me urd t"tt. 49,
Tho French atta"k If Yesterday norm
Of Monididrr On the Firardy front. IS
| ,i,x.L General. March said. as a local
nrrrati,n M, directly involved IN the
| strategy IL tho .NjsnH-Mar7c na1tic
! from, !: has great value. however nc
said as il serves to keep the Germans
! guessing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-25
About People
Movements of individuals to and
From the City.
AT THE HOTELS.

MLl'RE-!..lr% Wilson. 'haricS'"h.
Alonzn Prince. f'"liHn: b"r: charles H.
Fischer. Harrisburg: y. T. Hall. ElirKS-
burg: t.. NJ. DAVIS. Fairm"nt: j. i. Iro'-
Ter. Mnrgantown: i. i. Hawkins, wei.
summit; VI. II. KING. Charleston.
WINDSpE-S. II. bernard. l'iuo'i"!d
! q. N:rhuIs. Sisi'rs'.ll"; ". J. labcr-
son. .Ir.. Petersburg.
STNMM-.E. J.. Tu"."y. New Mar'lhS-
Wiz: u. lrwy.;r. I:"w!rSt"'rE; II. l.. W God
ward, l.rh.r~!urG: J"nni" Lrs""mb"
century: Nir%in.u I.irsronl", Century;
T., f. iu;-.. rarkrrSIurS: !. {. l'urKS
Huntington: Mr. AMI hFS' - " q
Dnru"i!. III, ltV''"d
ipp;E.i:S--yr. an, Mrs. 7. : ''lhu"r
So ?i''"r. .,;,,,.
GRAND rENTEAI,-1T"rSAn Jenkins
Hartford: Jan" l;rian%o. 'larhSh"rG' IL
~. Burton. Lilti"l"n. q.
Mrs ". l.. ,ior~urh ;tud Miss Emma
Hanyrll. "f s.. Louis. Mo" ar" III the
,riy i"r several weeks.
Mrs Russell and Miss Mary .. Tu-'
i.r ar. Wasting fr!"ndS III N""dIawn.
MIS- E'u!ah Oliver leaves tomorrow
i"r a S"I"urn III III" mount thiN' A.,
Miss clara r'ort,"S. SECRETARY or me
" " {. A.. i s"j"urninE III The cas-;
or her N;"t,ti"n.
Ms. I;us., Mummrnsun "f the Island
= Visiting III Pittsburgh. ,..,
MI. liilIn Laii'h l. gong l" fAlr-
fuon; today for - lw"-w"''kS vacation.
Nir. Mnllr Si:,E,. +, ti!rE"S today from
,,hi,.,,I after AN ;ihSrnry Il ihr'" w."kS
u ia" WrE:.
Ni>,s %.d,,r r'!,,l.s,. VII" WAS hur; III
.,,,;, .,..,.,d,r, lssi sunday "a IN" Ma
r,,,yi,l pk,. l# ali" /" b" "Wt AGAIN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-25
SIDE TALKS
WHEN TRUTH IS CRUEL.
BY RUTH CAIIERON.


I, -. ...! ;r":..:N has a.. mar 4
III s,..a g., ~i."s.:t - J'.>,. Ms" ""''S
: .-,."! ""-I ,,..,.....,.
ma. H. -: - !j,:h."l and means II -
h.. So. >nr:..;l;m'~ y. - IT, o'''"''-
SCOTS "c ~. iIc; n = d';':;hS. 49,.
m. \u.uur'";IH ~ !'>t''& "''h ,'i
-. an. f,,..:,I,:S ~, .;:r.." nJc'.;. So! :
Gr,,ly ~. -; IL. nu! 1T "a hoi>..
.....H.r,;.- ,.n tn" vrcS" ~ t'%tT>. '''H'F
rr raS. ur g,c:"f.
.'\uw wh,. -" d:"h"n*~ sd ~. M
.hnriuan. - tn, u;,tt'7 VIII :r-f
~, nat Gt,! yrU ~;,j :" h'T. ''"H'h-
She Went OF the Handle.
.'Why. JUst sad S''7s'.iH:hE '''",'
h..- not trvim: {" loss ;"i> ""US''. "''''
7 was only tn.,l:ug. - course SKI, =, ~
saving ;h:,t ~hr :h"UEht :"n ''"In' :"
M, The pam" against Tn otter wal
>-.:i't wuirI.u ;n.. ji"h"n>. ih"HSH.
amt inlly thsrn ~ = v'r;'"''!E 'i''S.i'.
,,.,y w,.LHu. thu" l;",;i. -: ia. hrrdi''.
N"w IN" Who'll" r"3nt WAS that ~"
:.>rtn"r,n;n hjul p'"k''t 4 most "hi"7-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-25
TROUBLED WITH |
ECZEMA 3 YEARS |
Burned So Could Hardly
Stand Il, CutiCura Healed.

II had eczema on my head and it
got all over me. 1t was in bliSters and
my scalp was sore and the breaking
out burned SO badly I could hardly
stand it,. could not work and could
not sleep. My hair fell out, and l had
the trouble for three years
Then | used Cuicura Soap and
Ointment. They gave relief in a shot
while. and | used three cakes of Soap
and three boxes CT Ointment when |
was heakd." tSignedl Miss Apple
Gilkcrson, Wayne, VIVA, Jan. l9, '18.
Having obtained clear healthy skin
by the use Of Cutiora. keep it clear by
using the Soap for all toilet purposes
assisted by touches Of Ointmen, as
needed. Cutiora Soap is ideal for the
complexion, IT is so deliateandGeamy.
R.npss IleA Pm. By Nall. AdtreE. post .eard:
"cxtearA Dcyt Il. Eoston." Sold everywhere
Soap &c. Ointment 8 and zoe. Taleum Dc
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Slcigh-S teinman.

4 uu,"u wedding of saturday laSl &C.
,rurrrT =, the parSunnsc If st. PAUL >
I,yanrrlirnl Lutheran church 81 S"uLn
Wood street, III when ih' prIn, 'pH -
vI.r. Mr. Jns.rh S,.lgh Of this city anu
Miss Alma Strinurau Of f"nw"od. lev
- kuS"h,. prrfurIn"d the c"r"n"nE
and tn. couple was attended ny NJ
lud Mrs. Frank l"Hih". IN" brlnr "n VIZ
irny.lu.; ~uit. which WAS Il h"rufn-
iu,- fan design. Mr. and Mrs. Sritn
h:tyc taken ny their r"&jdrn"" in N"rth
i;'.nwnmJ wll,r, they arc receiving the
lest wishes Of Il h"$t of lri"nos.
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couple WAS Unattended Tn" urlu" on
inys = yl.I.. rIrrl" Of friends IN her home
Town. all uf whom haat"m'd 'h"Ir h"Et
wishes upon announcement al 'h' "cn
,lur. Mr.. Myers is equally popular ana
h.,d been engaged in hErh'uItur'tI pu'
,,,,, min ,..,Il,.d tn, the ,.ulurt. having
I.Tt with Yesterdays contingent Tor
t'.rnr Meade. Md. Tn" bird" VIII TOM
rr,rarily reside with her parents. pend
ing MIR Myers return.
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Indies Aid Supper.

Thu, r,rIulrr.s If lh'. Ladies Ala so
,jrty ct ST raul'S church ar" rIAnhlns
uuIi,. An elaborate affair for mkt ThilrSI
,jny evening. August |. when th"y VII
"'' ,,,,,l,,,r nT ihrIr unu-rnm parthlc
i'r,h J.,y supp,rS, and although the
,r,.uu Mil conform strictly II" Hoover
Wills !; PROMISES to be Of III" n"St
,.',untiu. order. MR.. Louis Zimmerman
is the general chairman IN charge o.
Nr nuJ Mrs. Charles Ss1di"r enter
tanned with 4 dIuu'r party Sunday ~
th"ir hmmr ON Thrty-thir'l street &c
honor Elmer Hess. wh" ~ $I"ndInE u
shnr, furluurh III Tn" 'Ity. Th"S" III
IattrudaI,r" II III" happy reunion were:
MrssrS ana M"$'Ian"S:
Henry Mull. Master li'hFg "c'u-
Wi!I Scidl"r. lHr'
charles SrIdlrr. Jr,,
Nar,,. Mull Virginia Solder.