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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-03

their heroic proof 90 American vtlur,
and pledge tu them The preserved in
hcriutuct at freedom and Justice. for
which they OTTER fhcir supreme size
%rlfiCts, D. the utmost measure ut re-
ward aud gratitude, hat % fr.r people
may give to those who Eu lutth to
battle for their dcfcuee
We pledge 10 President Wilson. as
commander In chiof " the armies and
nav of the United states, Co General
IcrshiuE. COMMANDER or our armies
Ia France, 10 Field Marshal Foch.
EcucraliSsimo of the Allied forces, amt
&C. an the soldiers fighting our battles
over there" the faithful end loyal
support Of every candidate and every
tnembor Of the republican party iu
Sew McNico.
We accept ANA approve all necessary
grants of power TO the commander IN
chief to make this nation capable OF
every GofCusc, me W. approve gov
ornmontal control during the war
emergency uf every agency of pTuduC-
ton ana services necessary 90 enhance
our efficiency iu the conduct %, tho
war.
w declare tina there is now hut
one paramount duty for every Nwcri-
can citizen OF whatever political party
Ito do his utmost tu nelp w!u he
war.
We fUtlhlhts ana lttllif Ilf rNI-
vices of every republican .u New Mex
leo To promote the success ~ the
Fourth Liberty Loan, ana declare o
confidence that the splendid patriot
ism OF the men and women OF New
Mexico viii carry Ncw Mexico "uver
the top" In this az WON as in AN other
var activities.
We rejoice in the glorious record
Of the party which has given 20 the
nation tine illustrious names Of Ian
coin, Grant, Garfield. Blain, Nc
KiHley. Roosevelt and Taft. II was
"a party of patriotism when % saved
the Union. and u IS "a party Of patriot
ism now. ana h can never forget it's
responsibilities 10 the country IL say.
ed. and whose honor, and financial
integrity II preserved FOR moro than
"a half century.
We accept the statement OF Prcsi-
dent Wilson hat the republican party
is the war party. and are proud az the
fact that d. was only the efficient and
constructive support of tho republican
leaders Ia congress, including our SON
a'or, Albert b.. Fan, loo pHsaiuE war
measures over the opposition oi the
democratic leaders ina both houses.
mat enabled the president and the of
iiCcrs OF the army % uuyf ip luunil
iIv our forces ana send theu across
the sea i'm time to prevent dlsaH,or
We accept the testimony ot tho tom
porury chairman OF the democratic
state convention in his keynote sn"rch
that most uf the men whom tho uresl-
dent was finally obliged To- call 90 his
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-03
LIBERTY DAY WILL
Be CELEBRATED HERE
ON OCTOBER TWELFTH
Albuquerque Four Minute Men
Asked TO Assist in Arranging
For Celebration on Columbus
Day.

The local tour-minute mon have re-
ceiyed word of the designation or bC+
tohcr 18TH as Liberty Day 10y the
president. ana have been asked TO as-
sist In arranging fur a suitable celc-
bration and addresses ON that anniver-
sary uf the discovery OF our country,
Tho object in setting aside his day
as Liberty Day h. to stimulate q
generous response go tho Fourth LIB
crty lo1n, and Paul 81 Hedingtun has
already taken zap the matter with the
LAborty O a committee, assuring It's
members that the tuur-miuute men
viii he glad to give their hearty CO.
operation In making the ATTAIN a huge
success.
Max Nordhaus states that he win
call a meeting of the executive com
mittce of the Liberty Loan organtll-
ton go discuss arrangements for tho
celebration. immediately upon the re-
turn of M q Hickey.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-03
THE HONOR, FLAG

The honor flag system instituted during thH last libcrty
Loan campaign is still. in force. aud the honor FLAG with four bars
will be awarded to every county or community oyrrsubscrihing
its quota.
Another matter 10 which We draw attention is the fact that
ten ships built by the United States shipping board viii he named
after the Incorporated towns or cities raising the largest over
subscriptions to the loan In this connections, the percentage of
population purchasing bonds will also count and it is the two
factors taken together which will determine which towns or cities
are to receive the honor
Ten military tanks win be named after the counties produc-
ing the greatest over subscription, together with the greatest
percentage OF subscriptions by population.
The last scholastic census will be used as the basis upon
which 10 figure.
The honor Of sending talks into battle with the name of their
county on the side should appeal to every citizen.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-03

creased supply of fuel In the United
states. we pledge 20 candidates for
20 use their efforts "a secure
the construction mo- operation Icy the
United states while the railroads are
under government control of 4 Inc
uf railroad from some available point
ON the Atchison. Topeka & Snnf ~
railroad to the San Juan cual fields.
which are known To- Doe the largest
coal fields In the southwest
We express % pride and apprcciu-
tlon that the American farmers lave
successfully met the unprecedented
food demands of our armies ANA pco-
pie. and those of our allied nations.
Recognizing that farming is the haste
industry Of our country. we favor the
enactment of a farm bureau law that
the state of New Mexico may cooper
ate with the federal government ia
promoting the prosperity 0f the tnrut-
crs through such worthy organization.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-03
Cousin of Local Man
Dies at the Front

Forest Examiner Ward Shepard ~
the district forest office has received
word 81 the death OF his cousin. FRANK
NJ. shepard ot Denver. VINO was "a sirst
GLASS private in the headquarters di-
vision of the 3aath Infantry. Private
ShcparG sailed for France last June.
His death. ns stated IN the dispatch
from Washington, resulted from
wounds received tn ucttGA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-03

It's awfully hard ON some mons
owes when they look for perfection
In themselves.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-03

Nlogic' Just drop a little Freezono
on that tGuchy corn, instantly u
stops aching, then You lift the corr
of with tho fingers. Truly 40 hum-
buzz!
TRY FrccZone! Your druggist sells
"a tiny bottle for "a fow cents. sn7fi-
cicnt TO rtd your feet OF every hnr'l
corn, soft corn. or corn between the
toes. and culluscs. without one par
tiClc OF pain, soreness or irritation.
Frcogono is the discovery OF a en-
cinnati genius.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-03

We favor the enactment Of approp-
riate legislation for the creation Of
an adequate state department of
health with ample powers tor the
safeguarding of the health of the peo-
pie az New Mexico, both as a war
20 promote the efficiency of
people for tho vigorous proseCu-
ton OF the war and for the continued
welfare Of the people after q vict0-
riouB peace, such board of health shall
be- partisan In respect 90 schools
of medicine or methods Of treatment.
We congratulate the people Of New
Mexico that the republican party has
redeemed us pledge of two years ago
10 end the w~nstcfulness and iayurit
ism in the use of road funds So noto'-
ious under the last democratic admin
istration and providing n cOmprohen-
sivo and efficient system for construc-
ton and maintenance 81 public high
ways ana equitable distribution Of
rnud funds among the several caun-
ties.
Wc favor tho enactment by the leg.
stature 81 q law 90 increase the cdu-
cntional mcilities of tho state aud pro-
vide free opportunity schools FOR ths
business education of soldiers de.
p%eudents aud relatives.
in view Vt tho necessity Tor an in
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-03
lImhnrsc nrnInngt,.

We, az citizens Of New Mexico, seek.
ms not alone utr local advantage but
the common welfare, and looking to
increased agricultural production and
60 enlarged opportunity for homes for
our returning soldiers, urge upon the
national government the inclusion IN
the program OF land reclamation now
being formulated. ot the immense
area within our borders, of rich agri-
cultural and In the various sections
OF the state. hat are nov Withdrawn
from production 10y reason of over
flow and high-water table conditions.
ana we pleCRo u candidates for the
senate and congress to give their earn
est cooperation looking To the prompt
and systematic drainage Of such agri-
cultural lands under n national sys-
tenn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-04
Give Card Parity.

An unusually larE" affair will h' the
card party Ia Il" given by IN" LADIES
Aid nf IN" 81. Niu""ut Il" Faml Sorl"lE
IF the church nj I'll" Immaculate Con-
rrrtion this evening i'll trc hil ''"h
rooms AT Thirly-siXth and Wood streets.
TIL" object "t tn" party ~ l" h"Ir supply
the ,hurrh fund and the proceeds VIII
70 for worthy purposes. M"Sdah"S l..
l.. paddcn and John IIaccdorn. VIII"
hav" charge OF the affair. have used
their every effort toward making III"
event u grand success and it will rroh-
ably b" tho aIrgcSt at IT'S kind gwen By
this organization. \ number Of iinH
prizes have been S""ur"d I" II" awarded
iII,. Indies and gentlemen VIII" hay" tn"
largest number If games I" their credit
At thu r"mluSi"u at the playing re-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-04
DARKEN YOUR !.
GRAY HA|R|
Apply La Creole - IT'S Easy, Slmpie
and HeaIthy-No =.
J j Dye. q;

You look aid and played out HlHy;
premature gray, streaked, faded on
just turning gray hair. Have beauAts
full dark hair again. fluffy, soft and M;
tural by applying La Creole to OLE
your hair and scalp before going %;
bed. 1t is not dye but revives he
color glands. Pretty soon you VIII
be delighted TO see all your gray hall
turn TO an even beautiful natural dark:
shade again. Not even a trace OF grH;
will show after treatment with IA.
Creole. This preparation also stops
falling hair, dandruff and causes nsEsi
soft hair 10 sprout all over your head.
Don't be misled into buying sons
cheap hair tonic. La Creole Is the
only hair preparation that darkehSs
gray hair by reviving color glands ef
nature. Try 1t. Sold on 4 Do091a
back guarantee by Baer's Phafmaef,as
Wheeling, ". Va. or seat direct ter;
1920 on mail orders, II. !. -; Z, 2.
n L. Hi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-04
Side TALKS
Which Shall It Be?

+ want to tell you story OF TWO W.
men:
Both werc mothers. Both had lost q
CON And there tho resemblance ENDS
and the contrast begins. and 1t is on ms
ccntras, that my little story 10 1ounoeo:
One Of the mothers WAS a neiShohr ~
mine. After her boy. died she Kept MS
room exactly a she had loft 1t. and even
had mis- place set al the table every dat-
When ,he family moved - another nous"
she had A room, reserved FOR him there
and placed everything exactly as nc
had il In the old home. She would neves
give away any Of his toys or his clothes
''vcrythng. sh" insisted in sort II
mania. mus, be kept just as he hal
iet, IL.
"David's Shelf"
The other woman who lost her boy
vas a woman do not know-eScept o.
her works. She lived in little country
town in which have recently been
visiting Ore day when was browsing
about the little library came upon
SGT ot shelves over which was placed
little placard "David's shelf
I asked the librarian what that meant.
She explained that it was case. Of boys
books donated by the mother of little
boy that died. She had given all h;&
books that he mad when he died. and
yearly has added 20 them the books she
would have given him had he grown up.
She Ftnds Mich Happiness:
David's mother is welt OF by village
standards and she has been able to give.
through tho little David. q fine boys
library. She has had much happiness
OF swee; and tender sort in carefully
choosing these books. There are to DO
found we'll worn c"rpies ~ Treasure
Island and Tom sawyer" and MANY
other books that boys love best.
What wonder that The village boys
flock to Davtd's Shelf.
The librarian went ~ To Sa,' nat that
was the only one Of many ways in which
pavid's mother has honored Davids
memory. His clothes have been long
ags given 10 boys who hooded them sore
y. Every Christmas she gives gifts to
the poor in pavid'S name. David would
now 81 OF rollrE" aEe and she is helping
Ssad one ne III" ambitious boys in the
vttlaE" Through college
That Little BOY Is Still a Power.
And so tn" little hoy WIN art"r grew
ny is still power IN tho world.
Their" arc two kinds Of grief. tho grief
that strikes inward and becomes brood
ing self absorption. and the grief that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-04

Miss Minnie Confer of New Martini
willie Is spending several weeks on the
South Side as the guest Of relatives. -
Luther Armstrong Ct Columbus 81
spending several days on the South Ei4A
on business. He will return Wedne5t
+ day. 80. 55fs
Miss Loretta Lantry Is suffering 'frop
an attack Of illness at her home on
South Jacob street. ~
Allen Cowen Of Youngstown. o.; ~
the guest Of A. 4. Mercer Of South
Chaplinc street. -
Virginia MONTGOMERY Of Thirty-nfst
street is confined to her homo with IN
attack Of pneumonia -
Michael Joyce has returned to hts
home in McKeesport, Pa, after spending
several days on the South Side. ri, II,
Mrs: Catherine Hefron Is Ill At her
! home on South Jacob street. Her condJ.
ton is reported as not being serious: I
William Schuette arrived homo from
training camp yesterday. He will BE-
present at the funeral Of bis nephew
| Freddie Zicglcr. n,-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-04
Agnes Mylcs. Mesdames John Hagedorn,
Lawrence .Harth and Owen Reed. - -
Continued 6ucc0SE

The revival services which have hoeTl.
in progress in the Chaplinc Street. II. e..
church entered with fine start, yesteI-j
day what is expected to be ono OF; tile
most successful weeks Of tho entire
meetings. The sermon rendered In the
morning by Rev. G. w. Sampson. "a
Good Man but Not Faith" was especial.
" interest and won great approval FROM;
the entire audience. In the evening, Mr.
Sampson delivered as his sermon The;
Tragedy Of Life" A large and appre-s
ciative audience listened to this stlt-;
ring sermon and many were greatly
moved. Prof. McCann again rendered.
several selections Of solos. while the
chorus did its part in making Z success
Of the meeting. ~:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-04
Wheeling Can Plant
Resume Operation
Embargo Has Been Lifted After sew
eral Weeks Of Delay - other
South Side News.

Announcement Of the lifting at ne
embargo OH the Wheeling Can company
goods WAS received juy"uSiy lay ;h"S"
financially concerned rs welt ~ by III"
MANY girls who arr employed II! inns
concern. Th" company VIII r'Suln" us
nncniiunS in full tiday. aS H. was ilhail!
decided hy the government tIlHl inns
plant should i" allowed I" "r'rht" "'-
,.auxr il is engaged in tho manufacture"
.,r cans for r"riShahl" Gn"ds. ana amy
waste of food through In" lark OF noe
nsSarv rr,rpinrl"s would hr n direct v'"-
I,iion Of the rnnd conservation act. Tlls
nlant employs n lHrg" number or men
and girls and thu unusual !HY-nif caused
u,,itr - hardship among many at th''n
and they will hc glad Ito rc*um" thr ola
grind today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-04
Health Study Class.

The Health Study class OF the No
mans club will meet in an interesting
session on Wednesday morning ut l0:"h
o'clock in tho Hotel Windsor The sub
jcct for the meeting will be "Tube7cu-
loSis."
How tho Disease Is Spread will he
IN interestingly detailed article read by
Rev. Clara Cook Ilclric.
What provisions is made in Wheel
ing for tn" discovery Of tuberculosis
cases and What provisions for the care
Of the disease" forms a double topic
which will he discussed by Mrs. +. T..
Boyd. The Relationship of Tubcrculo-
sis to Poverty" viii be told of by Mrs.
g. O. Narln. and Mrs. Andrew Wilson s
talk will hc on preventive Measures.
Miss Purves. superintendent of the View
Point sanatoriur. Will open tho discus
sion that will Immediately follow.
Chorus Rehearsal.
On Wednesday, afternoon at $50
o'clock The members Of the music do
partment will meet at The Hotel Wind
sor for rehearsal. with Mrs. Elsie
Fischer kincheloc directing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-04
Hostess to Island W. C. T. o.

This evening NJ hcr home IN Mary
land street Mrs. 6. w. GrriI will have
the members of tho Island W. t. 7. L.
meet with hcr. TIL" program, which Will
he in charge Of Mrs. II. T. Lee. will rc
in the nature If Frances Willar me-
mortal. The program follows:
Devotional. Mrs. Eta illlycr.
Part |. What is red letter day?
Part =. Quotations from writings Of
Frances Willard.
Part 3. What is the memorial fund -:
Music, selected.
Fart :. Reading from life Of Frances
willard.
Part c. What great events occurred
in 1917:
Part = Docs West Virginia have tu
ratify it?
Part S. The cost nf patriotism is the
cost nf prohibiting.
Song. "Eictory bells"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-04
Linsly Military Ball.

Th"r" will hr no gAyrr function 81
the winter To recount than tho l.inSly
Military ball which will 10 held in Tho
scottish kit" Cathedral on. i'ririHy even.
ing. Til" Premier orchestra will pla5
the following delightful program:
Waltz--.ln uld Fashion Wife.
Fox t-.liaggng the Waves.
Walt.--I.nv"lan
Dnr Sirp--Chin chin Chinaman.
One Stcp--l.il Lie Jane
Fox Trnt--Oh Papa.
One St"p--llomrward Bound. -
TN" Sicp--Som" shape.
WHltz--TanctIc.
uur Strp--Somrwhcrc IN France is .
Lily.
Ono Steps Som" Sweet Day
Fox 'rrnt--In1iannla.
TN" Stcp--ltny of Mine.
Ono Stcp-Ynur Country Needs You.
Ono Stcp--Wh"n T"u Com" Back
WaltZ-kc"p the Home Fires Burning
One Sl"r--Th" Farther 1t Is From Tip.
I"rary tho tlnscr /; IL /" Berlin.
zinc St"r--.S ally's Trombone.
ono Sl"p--lIuugHrian.
Waltz--Rlu" Danuhc.
unr Liberty Roll.
ono Slcp--W Whenever | Think ut. You.
Fox 'rr",-DoinE Your 1Sit
Waltz-RoSalin.
EXTRAS
t1lc Sirp--khaki EilI. :
WaltH--May Time
TN" Strp--SwrrI Little Eu'irrcup.
Dnr S;"p---How no They Do l..
nn" St"r--Whcrr DO We 60 From Here
Wallz-MiSSouri
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-04
Biz EYAnf-

Final arrangements are almost com
pleted for tho evening Of euchre which
has been planned 10 he given by the La
dies Kahn society club on the eve Of
Shrove Tuesday. February II. This
will be the closing Of the events Of this
organization for the winter season. The
following committee has charge Of all
the plans and has arranged all the de-
tails: Misses Mary Hores. Mary Flat
ley. Gertrude Trabert, Helen Dryer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-04
Woman'a Alliance Meeting.

An opening meeting Of the Woman
Alliance Of tho First Unitarian church
will he hold in tn" church on Eon STREET
on Tuesday afternoon at ESQ O'Clock.
Rabbi ID. Gross of the E"tff Street
Temple will he the speaker of tho after
noon. and he has chosen for Ills theme.
What Jews Believe. Mrs. Edward
Stifcl will be the suloist.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-04
NAVAL BoMeARpMENT.

LONDON. Feb. 3.-The Admiralty
gave out the following today: NAVAL
aircraft bombed the Varssenaeros atE:
drome (Belgium) on Saturday morn;
ing. Fire was caused by direct bit;
An enemy machine engaged In photo
graphing reconnaissance was attacked
and destroyed. All our machines re
turned safely" 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-04
Kahn Club Ball.

Invitations have hccn issued by the
committee in charge Of tn" ball 10 DC
given February and a larE" crowd l.
assured The affair Will mark The last
of It's kind 1" b. given ny lhi9 cluI
before the I.cnt"n season. IL VIII Dc
IN The nature If patriotic dance ana
all The boys NJ tho South Side who are
in the service Of Uncle SAM ana spend
ing q furlnugh nj home Will be admit
led free Of charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-04
Dinner Party,

Miss Ruth IIcalcy entertained n pleas
ant group on Saturday evening with 4
dinner party at the Hotel Windsor.
which va. another delightful affair for
Miss vlrstnta SaueT. Covers we-s laid
for the following:
Misses
Virginia 1.au". Irene Miller,
Ruth Healcy.
MCSSrS.
loo jefferson. Harry Meyer.
Mr.. McrklinScr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-04

On Tuesday evening In the parish
house at ST. ruKc's church Will be given
a song recital that will prove Of unusual
interest 70 tho music lovers Of this
city. Mr.. Hoelze will sing several
groups Of "old time songs. This Is n
request program and an invitation is en-
tended to the public to attend this reci'
tai. Tho hour is S p. M. and silrH'
offering will be taken at the door.
Miss Nan Smith will be the accom-
panist. and the assisting artists will he
an instrumental trio composed OF Miss
Lena Kraft. pianist; Miss Helen Adler
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-04
Patriotic Ball.

\ patriotic ball which will hc the do
lightfuI prr-Lrnt'u affair If The Kahn
club will hr held in tn" club runms nn
the South Side Wednesday evening. Pa
triutic decorations will h" seen most al
iraclivrly arranged. TIL" proceeds will
hc used for the h"u"iit Of the boys III
the service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-04
Ladies' Aid Will Meet.

\ meeting Of the Ladies' Aid society
Of Trinity Lutheran church will bc held
In the church rooms Tuesday evening.
This Is n monthly event and all are eX-
rectcd In he present. The ladies will
complete plans for charitable work
which they have started.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-04
Zie0ler Funeral.

Scr, ICES for t'r"ddi" Xi"gl'r VIII hr
held this muruinE from the home NJ ms
grandmother. Mrs. FrHni% Ii"El"r Srhu-
cite. 43"S Wood street. Requiem hiEh
mass will ~ celebrated AT tn" thur'h
If tho immaculate conception With l'"'.
Father William g. Hall officiating. IT.
trrnrut will he mad" i'll Mount CaNa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-04
Monthly Meeting.

The. monthly meeting OF the Young
rrupi". society "f ST. Johns i. T..
church viii he held Thursday evening
in thu church game rooms. The regular
business routine will he transacted AZ
tho conclusion Of which the young pcu-
pic will enjoy social hour.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-04
To Give a Coffee"

An cvrnt Of interest Ia I'll" p""pl" nf
the South Sid. Is IN" affair :" u" given
by the ladies Of 81. James Lutheran
church. The ladies have completed ar
rangnmcnts for ''rnffn"" Ia h" gwen
in tho church Thursday evening be-
tween the hours of : and S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-04
AFTER SICKNESS
THEY GAVE =
HER Y|NOL
And She Soon Got Back
Her Strength

New Castle, 1nd.-"The measles
left me run down, no appetite, could
not rest at night, and 1 took severe
cold which settled on my lungs, so 1
was unable to keep about my house
work. My doctor advised me to take
Vinol, and six bottles restored my
health so I do all my housework, in
GLIDING washing. Vinol is the best
medicine I ever used."-Alice Record,
437 So. nth ST., New Castle, Ind.
We guarantee this wonderful cod
liver and iron tonic, Vinol, for all
weak, rundown, nervous conditions,
Hoges-Davis Drug Co.. Wheeling Vino'
Is sold in Bridgeport by the Dent Phar'
macy. and at the best drug store IN
every town and city in the country.
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will Hold Meeting.

The officers Of st. Paul EvanGclistic
church will hold their monthly session
in tho church assembly room Tuesday
evening. Th. evening Will hn devoted
To business discussions and plans for
the wears work.