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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-21
SOCIETY NOTES

y T.
The Christmas season this year II
Ottawa will DO marked by fewer SO
eial gatherings than ever before
This will be due almost entirely I,
the influenza and the precaution tina
must necessarily be taken against ali
kinds OF social gatherings.
Many Of the churches have discou
tinued their annual Sunday schoo
parties. and several organizations
that have always given Christmas
balls or watch parties are planning
to have their halls dairy on these
nights.
The only party to be given by the
members of the Ottawa Boat Clul
Will be victory baIl' on New Years
night.
The Young people of the city are
planning social affairs for theu
friends who are home from school f0l
the holidays. bu. these will be for the
most party small and informal aul
as quiet as possible, on account OF
the request of the health officer t.
call of all social gatherings.
( Very few watch parties are to be
given, and the night to be given oven
to making good resolutions will be
celebrated quietly and in quite a diff
ferent fashion from the numer0u,
/ brilliant nights given over to watch
/ ing the Old year out.
Instead of the annual Christmas
party, which the girls OF the Ottaw.
Drama club have each year. tn
Christmas toys and the Christmas
treat will be delivered to the home
of each child Thinking that bring
ing all the children together Nigh
cause the influenza to spread, thi
method of giving the youngsters thei
toys was adopted The teachers o
the city schools prepared a list o
children who Christmas might not b
as happy as the other children in tn
city might have and it is these young
sters who will be remembered Tn
gifts will be delivered on Monda
morning by all the members of tn
club. Each child will receive one toy
one pair of stockings a box of cracke
Jack, bag of candy and some apple;
6. % g
The members of the Tau Epsilo
Sorority will entertain their member
with dancing party on Christina
night at the Ottawa Boat Club. Thi
will be the annual Sorority Christina
dance.
The meeting of the Board of d
, l>rectors of TIE Ottawa WOmans Clul
which was to have been held on Tue
, lay afternoon, December 23rd /
Library Hall, has been called off o
account of the statement issued b
, Or. w. A. Pike, asking that all III
necessary public gatherings be cal
I'd off until all danger of an innuen2
ndidemic was passed
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-21
Notice.

Don't fail to see our line Of table
lamps. Reliable Electric Shop, 2lS
West Main street.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-21

When Baby was sick we gave her
Castoria.
When she was q Child she cried for
Castoria.
When she became Miss. she chung to
Castoria.
When she had Children she gave them
Castoria.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-21

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FOR SALE SIG Mogul tractor in
good condition. Geo w. Reed & Co.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-07
R~EZULTATY OSTATNICH
DWU DNI.

Mimo tych nieprzychylnych
waruukow wczoraj sprzedawa-
cze sic wytezyli i sprzzdali W
Chicago bondow "a $4,000, 900.
w sobote sprzedano bondow
"a S1O,OOO.OOO. Wediug oficyalne-
90 wykazu dotychczas uzyskano
W Chicago subskrypcyi ma SIS,
100000. Kwota m.asta wynoSi
.s252.OOO,O 900. Koniecznem jest a
zeby przez nastepne diva tygo'
dnie kampanii uzyskano W Chica-
90 codziennie bondow "a $4,000
600. D~otychczas presto $4,000
osob jul daio swe subskrypcye.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-07

Dotychczas tempo W porowna
niu do poprzednich Rampant jest
bardzo dobre, Wpierwszym tygo-
dniu n, p. trzeciej Rampant uzy-
skano subskrypcyi ma tylko SIC,
100000. Lecz wtedy Professionally
try tygodnie ma u~zyskanie SUBJ
skrypcyi ma $l1O, 600, 900, a obec,
ME W dwu tygodniach trzeba
sprzedac bondow "a S177,0O0,0OO.
Praca wiec czeka ogromna kiero-
wnikow kampanii.
C. w. Folds, prezes chicago
skiego komitetu czwartej pozy-
czki w6inosc. wskaza} slusznie w
swej odezwie, il ostania ofertA
pokojowa powinna sic okazac tyl-
.ko bodzcem do jeszcze w~iekszego
zakupywania bondow wolnoScio.
wych.
Otto wieksze subskrypcye z o.
statnich dwu dni:
Hart Schaffner & Marx, $50,
600: Marshall Field estate $500,
600; Standard Oil Co.. $500, 900;
Hubbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co.
.S2O0,O0O; Chicago Bridge & Iron
Co, SIPS, 900; PAM Stanley Nc
.Cormick, S1OO, 900; PAM Nettie
T. McCormick, 100000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-07


take zgodzili sic, IL ME ma jesz-
'cze potrzeby zamykania szkol pu-
blicznych W Chicago.
Nowych wypdkow influenzy W
Chicago jest 39:. a z~apalenia p,uc
81. Influence W tym samym CA
sic umarlo q, a ma z~apalenie pIuc
~ osob.
Woebc tego, re szkoi ME trze-
ba zamykac, k~oscio}y, teatra,
sklady wielkie ftp, take ME beds
zamkniete.
DR.. Robertson takze wezwai
k.lkunastu maszynistow szkol-
nych i'prze}ozonych szkoi publ.
cznych, ktorzy zezwalaja ma su-
che zamiatanie, licha wentylacye
i niedostateczne ogrzewanie
szko}, mad ktorymi maja dozor.
Komisarz zdrowia dai i'm ostra
nagane i zagrozi} i'm. re szko{y
beda zamkniete i posady NIGGA
stracic, jeSli do rozkazow sic ME
zastosuja.
DIS beda wezwani maszynisci
szesciu szkol parafialnych.
DR.. Robertson oSw.adczyl, &c
ME zgadza sic Dynajmniej ma obi;
czenia DIR. St. Clair Drake'a, dy-
rektora stanowego wydziaiu
zdrowia, IL W Chicago est obec-
ME $4,000 do $4,000 wypadkSw
infuenzy, DIR, Robertson polecl
swym rachmistrzom, azeby PREY
gotowali rapport >danych staty~
s~tycznych, IL obliczenia DIR. Drake
ME zgadzaja sic z prawda.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-07
KAMPANIA "a PozYcZKA
WoLNosCIoWA CHWILo-
WO Z~AGROzONA.


cfercie nowego kanclerza niemie-
ckiego, jake sic W pierwszej
chwili ~rozeszly, wpiynely depry-
mujaco ma kampanie czwartej po-
zyczki wolnoSciowej do tego stop.
MIA, re niemal panike ~wywoiaiy
wSr6d kierownikow tejze kampa.
nil w Chicago.
Otrzymano bcwiem wieSci I
caiego siodmego dystryktu fede-
ralno = rezerwOwego, korego cen,
trum jest Chicago, IL bardzo VIE
lie osob zrozumiaio, il Rad niemie
cki zgodzii sic ma w~szystkie wa
runki pokoju, jakim prezydent
Wilson dal wyraz w swych no.
tach i mowach. OczywiScie wieSc
ia byia z gruntu faiszywa, gdyz
nowy kanclerz niemiecki propo-
mule ME wiele wiecej, anizeli jego
poprzednicy, a t. ]. rozchodzi mu
sic o rozpoczecie rokowan poko-
jwych ma podstawie warunkow
pokojowych, ogioszonych przez
PREF. WilSona. Znaczy to, re do
piero W rokowaniach pokojowych
maja bye uiozone warunki, ma
podstawie ktorych Niemcy Jaw
"a o~statecznie pokoj.
W.dac z tego re pod zadnynl
wzgledem sytuacya ME ulegia Ia
dnei zmianic. lax dawniej, tax i
obecnie Berlin i kamaryla mill,
tarna my$la, re sprytnem largo
waniem ma k~onferencyi Pokojo-
wei doprowadza do tego, IL uda
i'm sic zatrzymac wieksza Geese
zdobyczy. jake przemoca zagar'
nell i jeSzcze dzierza ma frontach
zachodnich i wSchodnich.
Skutki tel faiszywei wersyi
najwircej sic obecnie uwydatnla-
ia W Rampant "a pozyczka VOL
noSciowa. Poczela sic bowiem SIC
rye opinia, re zawieszenie bronI
bedzie lada chwila zawarte, re juz
bl Ski koniec wojny i re wobec
tego me potrzeba juz wiecej fun
duszow ma prowadzenie woJny.
We wiclu miejscowoSciach w
siodmym dyStrykcie subkOmitety
i sprzedawacze przeStali praco-
WAC. a obywatele urzadzali obcho
dy jub,lacyjne, radujac sic. re A
llanci zwyciezyli.
Skutki te ~pogorszyia prasa SEN
Sacyin2 i .,zolta', ktora przedsta-
VIA oIcrte niemiecka jake ,.bez-
warunkowe poddanie Sc Niemiec'
Mozna sob,e latwo wyobrazic, ia
kr Skvtck take przedstawienic
f3kt6w wvwarlo ia iatwowier-
nych ! optymistycznie usposoblo-
nych.
Zdaje sic, re pod niejednym
wzgledem najnowsza pokojow~
ofenzvwa niemiecka robi to, cze-
90 inicyatorzy jej sic s~podziewa
Ii.
Wobec tego Eierownicy kamPa,
NH pozyczki wolnoSciowej maja
ciezka prace przeciwdziaiania ro-
bocie tel ! wzbudzenia ma nowo
entuzyazmu "a bondami wolno-
Sciowymi, gdyz tundusze ma udI
SEE prowadzenie woJny sa konie-
CINE ME mniei niz rok temu. Do
zwvciestwa jeszcze daleko. Mem
cv i~eszcze posiadaja wszystkie
zdobycze. armie niemieckie So
ieszcze wielkie, potezne i grozne,
4 rzady panstw centralnych s.
ieszcze pod kontrola tych samych
ludzi. kt6rzy spowOdowali pozoge
.uropejska pred czterema laty.
C.. H. Schweppe, dyrektor kan
panii "a pozyczka wolnoSclowa
w si6dmym dystlykcie, Jak row.
niez Alvin K. Kramer, sekretarz
komitetu wykonawczego kamPa-
nil, wydali gorace apele, W kto-
rych wzywaja. azeby obywatele
miasta Chicago i siodmego dy
stryktu we wysAkach swych "a
bondami wolnoSciowymi ME fol-
gowali, gdyz nawet gdyby zawie'
szenie broni zostaio zawarte, ar
ma amerykanska mus we Fran
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-07
RADOse
w TRZECH

w trzech Stanach t.. ]. Illinois.
Wisconsin i Indiana - obchodzo
no we wielu miejscowoSciach
przedwczeSnie koniec wojny. En-
tuzyastyczne obchody urzadzono
w Sobote wieczorem, trwajace W
u~iektorych wypadkach az do rama
W niedziele.
Powodem tego byio ~rozeslanie
telegramow z Chicago we formie
krotkich b~iuletynow, podajacycn
COLA wiadomoSc, IL Berlin zga-
dza sic ma warunki pokojowe,
przediozone przez PREF. Wilsona.
Me dodano do tychze ~biuletynow
zadnych in~terpretacyi oficyal-
nych z Waszyngtonu, ami nawet
ME dolaczono tych waznych slow,
IL Berlin zgadza sic ma tie warun-
Xxi jake ,,podstawe do rokowan po
kojowych", co z gruntu zmienia
postac rzeczy. Obecna niemiecka
oferta pokojowa W niczem ME roz
nj sic Cd ofert poprzednich'
Me wiedziano, re tax trzeba
oferte te zrozumiec. To tez we
wieiu miastach urzadzono RADIO.
she obchody, parady, palono wiel
kie ognie, wygiaszano mowy. Bra
Ii w tych obchodach udziai ME
tylko mezczyzni, ale i matki, ma
rzeczone. zony i cork tych, kt0-
rzy sluza w armii hub marynarce.
w Kenosha, Hammond i Gary
burmistrzowie tych miast kazail
flagi wywiesic / przez k.lka go
dim wszystkie syreny farbyczne
huczaiy Z okazyi ,,zwyciestwa".
Podobne uroczystoSci urzadzono
Michigan City, Valparaiso,
Benton Harbor, Grand Rapids,
East Chicago, Hegewisch, Rock
Island, Moline, McHenry, Fox
Lake i innych miefscowoSciach.
Dodatkowe i uzupelnione 'infor-
macye. jake nadeszly i zosta;y
.ogloszone wczoraj, w~szystkich
wreszcie przekonaiy, re wszelka
radoSc z okazyi o%statniej niemie-
ckiej ofenzywy pokoiowej Jest :
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-07

SOIOWdiI IdPOll l. udlySll SldlS"
stycznych, IL obliczenia DIR. Drake
ME zgadzaja sic z prawda.
INNE WIADOMOSCI
MIEJSKIE.
- F. Novotney. ,,grosernik" =
pnr. $500 N. Lawndale ave-, ma
jacy zone i troje dzieci ! LEGACY
lat SO, zostal aresztowany przez
agenta federalnego Cody'ego !
przez komisarza federalnego Ma
soma postawiony pod kaucya SIS,
900 "a to, IL przedstawiai sic ia
ko agent rzadowy, majacy upo-
waznienie otworzenia 10 ,,groser-
n" federalnych w Chicago dln
znizenia kosztow utrzymania, Il
przedstawia} sic rowniez jake re.
prezentant departamentu akcy-
zy i wydawai l!ccncye przez Sic
bic napisane "a opiata pieniezna,
IL ofiarowai sic ,,nak}onic "a pie
niadze' pewne wydzialy poboro-
we, ably umieScily pewnych Gu
dzoziemc6w nieprzyjacielskich do
klasy patel, IL wyaawa} bezwar-
toSciowe czeki : wreszcie IL zbie-
raj pieniadze ma cele patryotycz-
ne i chowai je do wlasnej kiesze-
nj.
- Detektywi miejsoy urzadzili
wczoraj oblawy ma kilka hotel6w
i apartamentow, W kt6rych aresz.
towali przeszlo 20 mezczyzn i xu
bet. Miedzy innymi take resi-
towali A. Deppera z milwaukee,,
Z parma H. Falker, take Milwau-
kee w hotelu Germania. Deeper
okazal sic enlightenment nieprzy-
jacielskim, ktory wyjecha} z NIL
waukee bez zezwolenia.
w. w. Spreng, sprzedawacz
zatrudniony przez firme prochu
Du Pont Powder Co., wyjechai
sobie ma przejazdke automobile
wa w sobote wieczorem re steno.
Pansy Cash, ME wiedzac
0 tenn, re "a MIN take wyjechaia
w drugim automobiu jego iona,
krewnych i trzech detek-
tywow. Przejazdzka pierwszych
.akonczyla sic W hotelu Seese,
mr.. 2O6O N. Clark ul. Wkrotce po-
zajecha} w6z patrolowy i "a
Sprenga lego towarzy-
szke ma stacye.
-, Chiopcy, bawiacy sic W zoi-
amerykanskich i n.emie-
przyplacili swa gre smier-
cia. ]. O'Hala, LEGACY lat IS, kto-
ry grail zolnierza niemieckiego,
zostal przypadkowo przez
F. Nasala, take liczacego lat IS,
w~ystrza}em z karabinu. Pierwszy
pnr. 5316 Roscoe ul., a
drugi pnr. 1000 West 22ga III.
Porucznik Grady i oddziai
re STACEY 50tej udaremni-
i usiiowana napasc celem rabun,
ku ma kasyera kompanii Living
ston Baking Co., pnr. 4146 South
Wabash ave-, gdy ten wiozf W So
bote wieczorem 5000 do banku,
.jeci zostali po diugim posclgu
walce rewolwerowej ]. Filey, M.
Howard, J. Lobby i ]. F. Tighe'
Niemieccy agenci usifowali
W powietrze fabryke ar
mat Deeringa pnr. 22ol Oakdale
I'VE. W ten spos6b: Fabryka ia
skupuje starry mosiadz. w tych
dniach otrzymaia stara armate Cd
.zerwonego Krzyza, ktoremu o.
fiarowana byia przez jakiegos
.,patryote'. Gdy miano armate
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-07

PRZESTAJE SIZE R

Epidemic influenzy wediug
miejskich i stanowych urzedni-
kow zdrowotnych przestala wre-
szcie sic szerzyt, Raporty z Chi
cago i innych miejscowoSci w Sta
ME Illinois wykazuja zmniejsza-
.jeca sic liczbe nowych WyPad-
.kow.
Wszyskie wiadze lekarskie je-
dnakze ostrzegaja pred optymi-
zmem i przedwczesna radoScia.
Epidemic jeszcza ME mineia, a
nawet moze sic pogorszyt wobec
-czego wszelkie srodki ostrozno-
sci musza bye rrzestrzegane.
Miejski komisarz zdrowia DR..
Robertson wsp6lnie re siedmlu-
wybitnymi lekarzami wydaf
.odezwe, W ktorej oswiadczaja, Z
wprawdzie ME ma Powodu do
zbytecznego alarmowania SIZE
lecz koniecznem, azeby wystrze-
gao sic tego wszystkiego, co sic
.przyczynia do rozszerzenia intlu-
envy i pierwszych symPtomow
ME bagatelizowac, lecz natych-
Mast wezwac lekarza. Odezwe
.podpisali: DIR. w. R. Quine, byfy
dziekan wydziaiu medycznego
Uniwersytetu Stanowego; o. w.
Webster, byiy prezes stanowego
wydziaiu zdrowia, J.. Cobb, die
kan kollegium medycznego Hah-
nemanna, DIR. N. A.. Graves, byly
professor medycyny ma Uniwersy-
tecie Loyola i inni. LekarEe CT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-15

cd. New attractions are being added
daily. There will be many big free
shows. scores of attractions OF every
sort. and The farmer will have his pro-
ducts in endless variety from the big
pumpkin to the fat hog. which is today
almost worth his weight in gold.
Many Of the features will be Of a de-
ciledly novel character unlike anything
ever shown in Pennsylvania before.
There will be something nt interest to
persons IF every age. Of both sexes and
Of al kinds and classes. Never before
have exhibitors taken such a great in
t.rcst and the displays in all depart
m"ntS will be larger and more attract
i've tLan ee"r before. OF special inter-
49, tn the farmers is the Stock-judglnS
contest and various other features de-
si,;u.'i especially for them.
Never before has the Washington fair
had such fine racing program. The
ri.s purses nave attracted large fields
of entries and the very highest cla&
uC horses on tho tracks. There are ID
races carlcd with events scheduled Tor
zach of the four days. Premiums or
$500 have been put up.
The association has planned its great
est fair and it is anticipating the great
rSt crowds in its history.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-15

scheme. and If they had succeeded
France and Great Britain might aave
become hopelessly involved.
Saw Through Plot.
That Was one of Germany's objects.
Another was TO take Frances mind OH
Alsacc- Lorraine. Jules Ferry. then
prime minister, fell into the trap pus
not 50 Clcmcnceau. He denounced
lIcrry's colonial policy. called 1t by lts
right name. German intrigue, SO Tiger
ishly and So long. that the people "ohe
I'D and Ferry Went out Of office
Once when Clemenceau WAS prime
minister before, the German government
took offensive at something that "aS
said or done to one of its consuls IN
Morocco. Tho chancellor sent for the
French ambassador in Berlin and de-
mandcd an apology. If 1t were not
quickly forthcoming the German am
bassador at Paris would be recalled
When this was transmitted to Clcmen-
ccau he sent for the German amoass'
ador. lie told him without any pre-
amblc that there would be no apology
.lf you want your passports they are
r,ady for YOU" he added. Germany
backed down.
Clcmcnceau's diplomacy Is like that
When the Austrian premier dared u
put forth the SANDER that Clemenceau
had sent a peace cmissary 10 him INC
puhlic Clamorcd for statement. 1H'
prIn,c minister. on his way up TO the
front. paused lonG enough 10 say over
his shoulder to the intcTviewers: count
Czcrpin hes" And so il proved
aged, Not Old"
The greatest thing that Clemence1n
has done was 10 unite the allied armies
under n gcncraliSsimo. President VIII
son wanted il done long ago. Inc
wisest among the English wanted 1t
done. But there were difficulties hat
seemed insurcrablc. Then came inc
almost fatal break in the British line
las, March. L,lcmcncenu rushed up 10
tho front and what hn said there mas
never been revealed. But it was to the
mint, and it smashed all the insuper-
able obstacles at one blow. Foch look
command. The disaster was arerted.
81 am not old" said Clcmenceau hu-
rorously to n friend. Il am just aged.
rim, is true. At a time when most men
arr ready IT, retire he is GROWING his
Iirc's work. He is the most thoroughly
alive man in France and one OIL the
greatest men in the world
His newspaper. again L'Honme
1ibrc" is still published. but Clemen-
ccau'S name appears merely as found
or. IT IS still good newspaper. oelLel
in some respects than before. because
one Of the Iirst things that ClcmH1ccau
did after taking office was TO trim the
censorship down tn zero. They have
free press in France now.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-15
Affecting Scene When
Roy Parrish's Brother
is Praised by Mccain

Spncial Dispatch Ia The lntalligcncer
WASHINGTON, Aug. l4.-Th"re was
an affecting little seen" enacted IN the
office at tho wnr department or Al
iutant General Mccain today. when Con-
grcssn1nu Stuart +. Reed presented 10
that high official young W. u. i'arrish
of CIarksburs. whom MIR. Reed had Just
succeeded in getting assigned to the
naval training school Mt NortoIn.
.\rolrgizinS for taking up n minute
Or two Of the adjutant generals valuaoie
timr. tho congressman presented MS
Young friend in these words: IIenerai,
this is the baby 0f four boys out or
one family IN my district To volunteer
TO go forth TO tight for their country.
One of tho four has already made inc
supreme sacrifice. fallen hero upon the
fields II, Frnncc--Licutcnant Roy T.. Par
IRISH. He WIS 4 member Of our state
senate and was exempt from military
service. He WAS very near and dear 10
the people Of ClarkSburE and surround
jnr nciEhburhood. Another brother is
nj Cam shelby. another awaiting AT
home tn be- assigned. and here is the
baby hoy Of tho family. under military
orc whom ] have just helped TO get
int, the navy. JTc will leave in rev
hours for the training school. Tint
Mr.. Admtnnt General. is bur 4 sample
Of thn patriotism Of the people Of my
district and of my state
General Mccain hold the hand Of The
Youthful naval recruit. held II an
pressed it long. Tears were in his eyes
and whom he spoke his voice tremolcd
with emotion. Il thank you Mr.. Con-
grcssman. for bringing To me this .splen-
did young patriot | AM honorcd Tar
more than he by this meeting. I am
grateful TO hear the story OF the heroic
sacrifice and patriotism Of the family
TO which this young man belongs. Wen
may ii feel pride in its boys. and well
may the state tina. produces such par
cnts and such boys take pride in them.
God bless you, young man. and GOOD
luck" And the old general, rearing
himself erect and straight AS ramrod,
salutrd the young naval recrui,-and II
WAS even more than a salute.
The pcnpl" Of ClHrkshurg want the
body Of their heroic young lieutenant.
Congressman Reed told General Mccain.
and representing them. asked for it. The
promise was given that the request
would In time be complied. And SC Lieu
tenant Roy l.. Parrish will. in the end.
rest In home soil
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-15
Famous In A Day For Her
Beautiful Complexion,
Oatmeal Combination Does 1t

spCts. coarse pores. rough skin. ruddi-
ness. wri nklrS and. in fact. every hlcm-
lEh tho face. hands and arms are heirs
70. If your neck or chest is discolored
from exposure. apply this combination
there and the object ionable defect will
disappear nS II 10y magic Il is absolute
~ harmless and will not produce or
StimulaI" a growth nf hair. No matter
how rough and UnGanlv tho hands and
arms or what abuses they have had
through hard work and exposure to sun
antS wind thi" Uatmra l-dcrTillO cnmht-
nation Will work Il wonderful tranSfor-
nation in - hours ut the most. Thou
sands who hav" used il have had the
SanIe results | have had.
Note: To got tho hest effect b" sure 10
follow tn" complete directions contn incd
in every package "f drrwilln. You have
only To got drrwillo and oatmeal. You
need nothing else. and II Is so simple
that anyone can usr II: and Is SO mex
prnsivr that any girl or woman can af-
ford it, The manufacturers and drug
EiSts guarantee" that there will be a no
tircahle Improvement after the first ap-
plication ur they will refund the money.
II is sold in this city under n money re-
fund guarantee Ivy all department stores
and druggists. including Baer's drug
store and the Coleman company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-15
SOCIALISTS NOMINATE
HOLT FOR SENATOR;
:: NO LOCAL TICKETS

cI.ARKSECI:C W. Va. Aug. Ia
Owing 70 ,h,. war. Harrison county So
..cIaiists will not piac'. any ticket IN the
field for ti,.. fall election. it was an
.rsounced by t.. II. pu;trir "f ;his city Il
state Leader ri Tn" organization. Most
Socialists i" said hay" Quit 'h""r!zin2;
about war and hay" accepted thu stern
reality tina; war is upon uS and 'ha, tr.St
thing cnr them 20 d" is ~ h"in bring It
to 4 speedy termination. Those "f this
county ar, content :" lay p5litics aSid':
until after tn" war.
"a: DR.. VI. :. tlolt 1T Weston has been
. placed in the field hy n" FrIr;y H. It's
. candidate for United States senator.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-15
CAPITAL NEWS

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Aug. 14,-TIl,.
Public Service Commission has entered
an order permitting the Kecncrs Oil.
Natural Gas and Fuel Company. III Wes-
ton. to file an emergency petition ask
ing for an additional increase in s;,s
rates, over and above the rates asked
in It's pending application
The petition is based on the action Of
the Hope Natural Gas Company in scrv-
Ing notice Of its intention to Increase it's
rates on gas supplied the KccncrS Com
pany on and after September LIST. and
the Hope Company is therefore made !.
party In the cast
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-15
A Free Prescription Does Its Work
Overnight. You Can Prepare
It at Your Home.

New York; II is my own discovery.
and II takes just one night 10 get such
marvellous results. says Ma" Edna VIII
der when h"r friends ask her about her
wnEIcrful complexion and TN" improved
appearance" Of hrr hands and arms You
cl:I tsD lhr sam" thing If you follow my
HIvi"". Shr says. ! feel ii my duty 10
tell every girl and woman what this
wonderful prescription did for me. lust
thlna uf il. All This change i'll 4 single
night. ! never tir" Of telling others just
wha; brought about such remarkable re-
S!luS. Here is tho identical prescription
That removed every defect from my face,
neck. hands and arms. Until ynu try RI
You can form III idea Of tho marvellous
chang" II VIII make i'll just one applica-
tinu. The prescription which you can
prepare mt your own homo is aS follows:
90 IL any grocery ard get ton cents
worth of ordinary oatmeal. and from any
drug st"r" n bottle of d"rwillo. Prepare
thu oatmeal as directed in every package
of drrwilo and apply night and morn
ing The first application will astonish
you. 1t makes tho skin appear trans
parent smooth and vclvcty. especially
recommend ii for frecklcs, tan, sun