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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23
TEE SPEEDWAY GIRLS"

u n"r. speed. pretty girls. real COM
rdian: good music. h"a"t:!nl scenery
md LirEtr,ilS costumes count for am =
lining III! C%arl"e -. Eak"rs "Sn""'-
way Giil.." next Monday and Tu"$'iny'S
aitrnc:ioH n IN" court theatre. should
bring horn" tho bacon.
[; is most difficult matter 20 pro-
vide th'' ..huv" ard ~ adhere 10 nhr-
lrsuur III thu good old kind. the variety
ihri rrctrrdS ~ y" nothing clar hut
.lnrir.r in III" fact that good old bur-
i"fuu" is still on the amusement map
md Thea mai;"E good 1" prov" II.
i.nhirS 81. CmMrNn lnAtInCr' Dr. II.
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PERIEY-On wednesday, r:orning n;
I.l0 u'rlcrk ut tho family homo, 80"
Jacob street. MISS ESTHER EllEA'
BETH rERLEY. aged is years.
Funeral services from tho residence OF
her parents. No. 4d2S Jacob street. or
Saturday afternoon Al o'clock. In
trrin"at in Greenwood cemetery.
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tutcs the white child for her own, rnars
her and in the following two acts.which
years later, the child is seen as the girl
''Ealama." favored by the gods and the
idol of the natives.
AT the Court Wednesday evening. Nor-
on1bcr nth
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ron:L1NsoN-On Thursday. No"cmbcl
81 1915, at ll:3h o'clock =. M. HQl
FHANLIN, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. ChH:.
Tonlinsuir. in the md year of his age
Funeral from the family home AZ S;T.
tenth street. sunday afternoon n
1870 o'clock. lnterm"nt N honH.>'
vile t>cmrlCr:.
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HEH-On Thursday. Novemhc- ..
1915. at $3.50 O'Clock n. NJ. nj Wheeling
hospital. GRETTA. wife of Frank ~
: Klein. in her 29th year.
Funeral services will he held in Groom
weed mausnlcuT. this Saturday A.
rcrnonn at 30 O'Clock. owing to tht
illness % three Of the Klein children
il the home.
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MUST EARNE LIVING
fcort.rued from Page one)
tary Of the treasury also are recAo''eo
smons tho possibilities.
Several Suggested.

: tary Of the treasury also are recAoneo
! smons the possibilities.
Several Suggested.
President Wilson is not required 10
= choose the new director general or rail-
roads from among the cabinet nenoeEa'
: and it is possible that tho place may
: co TO somo one associated win DIT. HC
= Adoo in the railroad adnlnis'1ae'on. 1.
. the place should go to some member OF
!. rho cabinet. Secretary Baker Of the war
: aenar,uen;. Postmaster General Burle-
: son and Secretary Lane Of the interior
= departrncat arr likely to be considered.
? There was = probability that tho H.
: rectorsh!p mi Sht have gone 70 Mt. BAKER
AT the time the president decided to give
. # TO Mt McAdco. II was thought that
= government operation OF the railroads as
, q war measure was closely connectec
with the military program. bat the pres
= ident selcc:Hd Nr. N"Adoo because "t
. mis- knowledge Of transportation prob
. lens.
Postmaster General BUrleson already
&c operatinr the telegraph telephone and
. rebie lines under government c"Htr"1.
Secretary Lam = intimately F"rSrc III
. TRANSFORMATION problems. particularly
railroads. AM, tor years was 4 He;aner
of the inters;atc commerce COMMISSION
md a. ono ,ir,c chairman.
walker D. Hines. assistant director
general oe railroads. formerly Nc"
York lawyer and chairman or inc o"aro
re tho Sarta Pc has been intimately
connected with III" Development OF gov
ernmru; operation and is among those
discussed N Washington tonight as a
oossibic successor to Mr.. McAdoo as al-
-rector general.
The Ecsisuatioh-
NNSsEINGTrE. My. 2c.--Will!am c.
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FANHAUSER-.N fairmont ". Va. u"
Friday. November -. 1918. at .G'""c'
=. M, HELEN VIRGINIA. daughter -.
Forrest +. and Emma Srhrnck Fark'
haE~. in her End year.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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! THE THEATRES !
.TuE QUEEN OF TIE Nov1Es."

TEE QUEEN OF TIE AoV1ES.'
~. l.. much easier 10 act hrior'
I,r,.,. audience than hrfor" Il small num-
lr.r uf people" said W. J. Mctnrthy.~h4
.!.. u,r % he principals ia tn" east q:
...rin Dlrcn uf tho Movies" tho musical
,..wedv sensation that is 10 bc the nj :.
traction II H." Court ihis afternoon and
rnI
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Other Speakers.

Town Solicitor William Casey told OF
tn" figh, before the public service COM
mission nj Chm rlcSinn just before inc
first increase was granted and also OF
III" towns object in making tho prcScht
protest: Mayor Campbell and w. +:
Boyd also spoke on III" matter. as a'u
n number Of ii" citizens present. INC
curcomc Of lii" fight will he watched
with interest. hut tho representative ~
tho company invited an lnrcS'iEat''''
ami only GsHrd that the citizens US
common Scnsc anu Judgment IN lh''F
fiEht.
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strictly intcrurban Lire, and that often
rhrnul:h ;hr middle Of Ihr day the cars
wore operated when they carried IT,"
paSEcuSCrS.
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- Mr.. McAd."s'S I"i.rr g: "SI-nat;on.
dated N"rtmG,.r - follows:
Dear Mr. rr"s!,lsHt:
Now that ~ armjsticc has been
signed and p"ac" X assured. sScl al
lihcrtt :" ;;.:,.s;" %"u OF my desire 70
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23
All WHEELING PLAY HOUSES
WILL BE OPEN THIS EVENING

Tho following theatre managers of Wheeling announce that
in h onen for business az This afternoon and evening"
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But WAR SAVING STAMPS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-01

supplied nj The Fnrnhurai postotIice. his
office having been discontinued
large attendance is expected this
afternoon at tho clinic If the children 4
welfare campaign committee which will
be held III No ! sohool building. All
children tip ta the age Of five years are
requested to be- present, in order TO be
examined. weighed and measured The
affair will be in charge Of the county
nurHe. Miss Josephine Salmon, uNslaicd
by Mrs Julius Dodd Mrs Minnie Rem
ME. Miss Ruth Stewart. Mise Reba Ilnl-
comb, Miss Kate Mahoney and Mrs
francla dell lanvicr The clinic will
start promptly nj o'eloclS
The members of the Dorcas Society
will meet mt Nazareth NJ 4 Church
this afternoon at | 20 O'Clock and proceed
by automobile to the home of MIR md
Mrs Edward McgRinaon. where they
will he entertained by the honorary
members of tho hoard who arc men An
excellent program Of sports has been
arranged by tle committee
Blackhir,ls arc plentiful III this section
and Yesterday afternoon n large number
Of g,mnors were ont mud secured a euppv
Several pcrsons from Wilmington will
take part IN the lecture 20 be given to
morrow evening n the Century Club
building III the interest uf the s Stu
llenta Nurse Hceerve drlve lhe lecture
will begin promptly NJ & o'clock drs
Francis de II ianViet. chairman 81 the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-01
CECU COUNTY NOTES.
poeisl correnpondcnce of Every EyenInr

Special Correspondence ~ Every Evening
Elkton, Md. Aug Dr X &. Dod-
son of Rising Sun has been commissioned q
firt lieutenant IN the United States
Medical Reserve and will be- called for
active duty this month
The Democratic State Central Com
mltiee announces that primaries through
ont the State will be- held Monday.
September 9, for the nominating candid
atea for Congress
Charles Shannon, aged ~ years. ~
lndianiown was arrested, Thursday. for
failure to register for The sclective brnft
on June =, aud viii be given q hearing bic
evening
James A Nackic, oged 80 years ron
II tho late Alfred Nsckic, 81 the Fourth
diatficf died lasi FRIDAY, after eeKeral
moutha' illnras
Mrs Cbambcrlain vile of tbc rector
nf Port Deposit = i Church, has beou
taken 70 Baltimore hpzpital for an
operation
Tho Orphans Court for Cccil county
has NJ lts disposal four yonr free scholar
ship at Washington College. Z Cheetcr'"wn,
for any boy ~ Cecil county nppl viug for
The appointment
Rev Harvey Ewing has eloecd hia sum
mor home AZ Xlnn and returned IT, Morgan
town. vs. Va. for q frw wrcke
Miss vciYn s kmble, cornuorcinI
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-01

Morris parents, Mr. and Mrr Frank NJ.
Hcarn. have returned to their home in
Erie, Pa
Miss Ella MacGregor Of Conroc Texas,
who WAS visiting DIR and Mrs. Alfred >.
Williams. has returned to her home.
Miss Mary Adelaide Bacon, who has
been confined to her home on West street
by an attack of malaria rs convaicsccne
Mrs Elwood Allen, who had been visit
ing MIR Aliens parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w Frank Allen of Laurel. has returned
TO her home in Wilmington.
Mr. and Mrs William a, Easorl, who
were visiting friends and relatives IN
Laurel have returned to Wilmington.
Mrs Matte Curtis of Philadelphia rs
visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Edward
L. Wolfe
MIR. and Mrs Ernest Purnell have re-
turned from weeks trip to Baltimore
and other places
MIR. and Mrs Ira Carninc and son Of
Philadelphia are visiting MIR and Mrs.
l. L. Carrnnc.
Miss Anna Dcnncy. who has been visit
ing Miss Ruth Lloyd of Laurel. has re-
turned to her home IN Middlctown
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-01
l.kt REL. W. &. r. l..

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Laurel, Aug The Young People :
Branch Of the " G T | WAS delight
fully entertained BY Mrs Roscoe I Phil
liDs at her home near Bethel. last evening
this heIng the last meeting before the
summer vacation After the business
session. during which it was decided tina;
tho branch should raise additional funds
10 warrant the purchase Of comfort kits
Tor the soldiers. pleasant social evening
was spent with music, games etc after
which q splendid collation. was served
The next session will be held in September
a the home of Miss Pearl Yard. near
Hearn Cross Road
Those present were Mrs Lafone
Starkweather Of Washington, d G..
formerly Miss Margaret Graham Mrs
John Oldfeld Mrs Maril J Elliott. Mrs
Elbert Bailey, Mrs J Leon Holloway, MIR
Mrs Elmer T. Riggin, Mrs Roger r
Ward. Mrs. Jennie Beacham. Mrs Francis
Riggin Hayes Mrs. Norwln Goodwin. Mrs
Roland Nabb. Mrs Charles Massey,
Misses Katherine Riggin. Louise Holt.
Grace Riggin Ruth Lloyd, Helen Hastings
Nettie Beacham, Elizabeth Melvin. MARY
Maryil, Nina Christopher, Matte Esk-
ridge, Pearl Ward, Elsie Christopher.
Anna Marvli
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-01

Lost aomctlung2 Try classified
ndveriIeomenl NJ EHory Evcn NJ -Adg
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-01
NEWS OF LAUREL.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Laurel. Aug l-Rev and Mrs Frank
r Carpenter and Rev and Mrs l.. T.
Windsor have returned from visit 10
Deals Island. Md
Mrs Ollie Toadvine OF Providence. r.
J.. : been visiting Mrs, Matte Thomi-
q.
Miss Mildred Wolfe, who had been visit
ing her father Harvey 7 Wolfe in vii
mington. has returned homo
Mrs. Albert H Phillips and Mrs Harry
X. Fooks. who attended the State con
vention of the Red Cross. at Wilmington.
rs delegates from Laurel. have returned
home
Mr. and Mrs Samuel ]. Thomson and
their daughter. Mrs Emery James Of
Sharptown. Md. apd Miss Mary Wind
sor have returned from visit 10 Ocean
City, Md.
Master Henry Adams, who rnotored to
Philadelphia with his uncle. Ohrum Small,
who had been visiting his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. F. II. Small in Laurel, has re-
turned home.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-01
SCHOOL TAXES FOR DOVER.
Special oo-rc-popdeuoe Of Every Evening

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Dover. Aug ! The Roard q Id
ueat,on sat as an appeal board Yesterday
at the school house 10 hear appeals and
make corrections III the school assessment
But few appeals were made from the
assessment Several corrections were or
dcred made IN cases whore properties.
both personal and real. had changcd
hands since the assessment was made
Thomas Y Keith. who has been col
lectar Of school taxes for two wears was
unanimously reelected Mr. Keith will
slt according to the State law until
August 10. 10 receive taxes. on which
al taxsbles will receive rebate of : per
cent. After that date All taxes unpaid
will be collected by law
The board has elected Miss Daniels
of Oxford. Pa. teacher of shorthand
stcnography and bookkeeping
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-01

New Castle county committee, requests
TINT n largo number of ladies attend in
order that they may be enlightened on
the class of work.
Fresh line of Martha Washington Can
dice, Butter Creams, Soc per H. r. r..
Jacoba' Drug Store Adv
All kinds Of toilet articles md every
thing q frat-clnss drug store should have,
fresh line of Whites Tooth Paste, and
Baby Educated Crackers Prescriptions
carefully compounded by . graduate regis
tered druggiRt II + Keller. manager for
4 u Inrnha -Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-01
RURAL PROPERTY TRANSFERS.

Rural real estate has boen transferred
ns follows
land and dwelling NJ the corner Of
Delaware street and the Strand, New
aatlo, by Mary q. Copper to Irene V
Roger, for $1,000
Land and dwelling NJ Bellomoor. bv
William L. Nixon and wlfe ~ Charlotte
O'Koark, For 81, 400
Land on Market street. Port Penn.
by tho FIRST Presbyterian Church nnd
" illiam NcMulIin to Walter n. Yearalov
and wife, for 5000
iand at }ellemoor. hy David Il
LynaIn 70 William T. Nixon. for S.
oqt qomcthng7 Try classified
ndvertIeomont m EHcry Evenng Adg
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-01
GAVE WRONG. NAME.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Dover Aug | In tho list Of men from
this town recommended for y VI 6
service IN France IS gwen the name of
Charles " llovd
This Is an error On tho part Of those
giving ont tho names from Wilmington
Ii should have been t,harlrs " lord ~
of Dover
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-01
\ II SSEN WEDDING
spoc,sl Correspondents q tver, r,cnir

special CORES pondenro of Ever2 Evening
George; own tue Charlie Bush
son Of Thomas Bush AMI Miss Clara
Johnson daughter u 'bc late Burton
Johnson ail 81 NiIllsh"ro were marrled
n Dagsboro SUNDAY p, Rev J & II
Hopkins
Clerk II The Peace I Wright has
lssilcd 4 marriage license to Joseph
Clark ot tc,iralsburg Md son ol & II
Clark. ot Hobbs No and Mrs Sarah
J Prcttvman ~ Rfligc,5lc daughter
of The late William Otwcil also IA Joseph
G ,Toiues merchant 81 laurel and Miss
Ruth Mossick daughter u the late
Charles Nicsslck also 81 aurcl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-01
NEWS OF A DAY
Down DELAWARE
Charles Bush and Miss Clara
Johnson of Millsboro Married at
Dagsboro, This Week.
ENTERTAINED w. c. T. u.
Colorcd Draftccs Have Fine Rccep-
ton at Dover, With Gift of
Wrist Watch TO Captain.


Dover, Aug. The o. Kent county
draftecs ordered TO he sent To Camp
Upton at iaphank. \. Y, reported here
today at the State Armorv between and
q q clock, where instructions were gwen
them and badges placed on their arms.
Later IN the morning they were gwen
dinner at two colorcd restaurants ON hrk-
wood street After dinner the men re-
turned to the State Armory, where they
formed In Inc and marched 10 the railroad
station preceded 10y band
Nathaniel Anderson nf Dover. tho
genial newspaper carrier for several years,
employed by " II Reed. was selected ~
captain of the men Anderson. because of
hls general politeness and accommodating
qualities. was presented with handsome
radio wrist watch by few friends m
tluding the force IN the office of Secretary
Of State johnson The gift came rs n sur
PRISE 10 Anderson and was received hy
hm with sincere thanks.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-01
STUDENTS TRAINING CORpg
John ". Mactracken appointed Df.
viRi0nai Director Tor DclaaaFo

John " MaeCtackru has teen af-
printed divisional dlrerbr fn5 D,ayafe.
Pcnusyl vans and Maryland ~ r,,-0ferate
~ tho formation and educational auuer.
vision ~ tho st1dcnts army lrpiniop
corte under The susm,ss n tLr War TJf-
partfueHt , COMMITTEE ~ felu,afi.1 and
Special Training
Units ~ the cortn zill i,o rrtahliabed az
virtually all ,DIlcgr having minimum
enrolment of 100 abis ig,difI ,J,cn
students ipr military instruction. and ltl.
entire Norb HIli b. under tbe 3 recf't.r ~
President Nla,isuru NJ thr Iaas,i..
rctt- Institute ~ 'Ie,hualogy 4t, .,t
lcon appointed edutahonsl d,re,t,.r
Mr. Mat rackon ur, .1ent Ia.
fayotto oilcgr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-01
THE NEWS OF Laurel.

Laurel. Aug Miss Louise Records
OF Coatesville, Pa, is visiting friends and
relatives in Laurel
Justice of the Peace james Z. Tull has
issued the following marriage licenses:
Granville v. Brlttingham and Florence
M. Wingate, both of Laurel; Elijah A.
Baker OF Laurel and Miss Berthe f.
Mitchell of Millsboro.
Miss Clara MELONS of Philadelphia is
S guest of Miss Mae Horseman.
Mrs. Ruth Cox, who had been visiting
her father, Willard s. Coffin, has returned
20 her home in Wilmington.
DIR snd Mrs J. X Morris and son.
JHa0os Kent, who were visiting Mn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-01
NEWS Of THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Many Persons Attend Funeral of
John F. O'Ncill. Who Was
Killed in an Accident.
stan Correspondenc, OF Every Evening

New Castle, Aug / Tho funeral Of
John f. O'Ncal. who was killed last
Friday, The result of the explosion Of n
shell at The Bethlehem steel plant, took
place yesterday. with low mass nj 9 u m
conducted IN st Peters Church by Rcv
Frederick \ Campbell II WINS largely
attended The pail bearers were members
Of the guard stafT Of the Bethlehem Steel
Co comprising Sergeant John Clancy.
Oglc Glandon. Leslie Walls, William
DUNCAN. Matthew 'Tohin aud Frank
Dowd Intermrnt was made IN he
Cathedral cemetery Wilmington
The rural mail carriers this morning
began their new duties Of serving and
receiving the mails to and FROM the
rcsidcnta who have heretofore been
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-01

teacher NJ Elktpn hgl schoyl, has ~
ceiyod nn appointment IN The Agriculture
Department nt Washington. and left The
nI'fning 10 assume her now dutier
The Si0rkton farm. IN thr firat district.
has been Sold ~ fben ii fFazrr ~ +ew
ark, Del iu SgBOO
After weekr' riiccssrful meeting
The Cppeou pnrk ,auprurctipg rl,aed
yfFiorlrv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-01
INCREASE IN GAS CHARGE.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Dover Aug Beginning with today
Dover (,aslight Go raises the pricc ot gas
from 81 III IL 81 per thousand cubic feet
less 10 per cent discount if paid on or
before the 18th of tho month
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-01
Smyth Post i'm New Quarters.

Smvth Post, G. \ r. has moved to
new quarters, at Fifth and Shiplcy
streets, and meets on Tuesday nights.
instead Of Monday nights
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-17
yANCoI-yER CAPTAIN DEAD

VANCOUVER. July 17.--Capt.
Clarence Marpole. prominent bust
ness man OF this city. is dead here.
following an operation. Capt Mar.
pole returned from the front two
months 40
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-17
MRS. BENNETT HAD
SUFFERED IS YEARS,
HER HUSBAND SAYS
Was in Bed Weeks at Time,
Unable to Move - Now
Does Own IIousework.

For the past eighteen years my
wife was a sufferer from rheumn.
tam In one Of it, worst forms" said
william Bennett. who IL employed
by one OF the large Hawmllls at Red.
mond. wash. recently.
Whenever these attacks came
on" he continued. she would get NO
weak and crippled up. that she
would have TO take 10 her bed.
where she would lie for two or three
weeks at time. suffering untold AZ
onica and unable 10 move. Her left
foot was drawn up and twisted so
with pain that She seemed TO be per.
manentiy crippled. and one finger on
her left hand was drawn all out Of
shape. 20 Il was useless 10 her. Her
Htomach. too. was all out OF order.
she had no appetite. and aitho she
was just AS careful as she could be
about her dieting. her food would
sour on her stomach and cause her
great distress afterwards. Her
nervous system seemed TO be shat.
tered. and her rest was 20 broken at
night that she could hardly sleep.
Her arms and throat appeared to he
withercd the skin soft and flabby
and she was just about az miserable
aH anybody ever gets to be. For
years she had been too weak and all.
Ing to do any Of her housework. and
what time she wasn't In bed she WAS
barely able to get around.
II consulted specialists about her
case. but they could give me no
hope. and took her 20 one OF tho
most celebrated health resorts In the
country. hoping she would be bene
fitted through drinking the water
but II seemed TO do her no good
Then she tried all kinds OF medicines
but not TN she started taking Tan
lac did she find any relief whatever
After taking IL few bottles OF this
wonderful medicine We are prepared
TO say that Tanlac is the only thing
We have any faith in Her last at.
tack OF rheumatism was all OF two
months ago. and she hasn't had
twinge since. Her twisted foot II
getting back into its normal position.
and that bent finger IL getting
straight and supple like tho others.
Her stomach Is In such splendid con.
dition that she can eat anything she
wants without suffering any bad ef
fccts afterwards Her arms and
neck are filling out. and are plump
and firm. and she sleeps Ike child
every night. She Is now able to do
all her homework. and she is In bot
- a a 4. -. ...
many years"
Tanlac IL sold In Seattle by Bartoll
Drug Stores under tho personal di
rection OF "A special Tanlac represent.
Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-17
FOLLOWED HER
DOCTORS ORDERS

Many rheumatic people suffer
pains that could be avoided By build.
ing up the blood when rheurna tism
Is associated with thin blood II can.
not be corrected until the blood IL
made rich and red.
Mrs. Peter Fitzner % 10 Hol,
street. North BiIlerica. Mass. used
Or. Williams Pink Pills TO combat
the effects of rheumatism accom-.
panied by attacks OF indigestion.
This Is her experience.
II was living in Nova Scotia some
years ago and contracted n severe
cold. The next day was confined
to bed, sharp pains started in my
right shoulder and nearly drove me
mad. They worked down to my
right knee. which was stiff and sore.
and went 10 my hands could not
sleep and was In terrible pain all the
time. My knee was swollen.
My stomach was affected and I
would have terrible pains after eat
ing. Gas would form and / would
have smothoring sensations and
could eat but little was very
nervous. My doctor advised me TO
try DIR. Williams Pink Pills. and as
! heard OF "A boy who had ST. Vitus'
dance and had been benefited by
these pills. was encouraged to try
them. After / had taken three
boxes | was much better. the pains
in my shoulder and limbs were not
20 Intense. I took several more
boxes and the pains left me. Or.
Williams Pink Pills certainly built
up my blood and restored my
strength"
A valuable booklet. "Discases OF
the Blood" containing much infor.
nation about rheumatism Ia free on
request. DR.. Williams Pink Pills
are sold by all druggists or by mail.
postpaid, on receipt OF price. 80
cents per box. six boxes for $3.50 by
the DR.. Williams Medicine Co.
schenectady. n. Y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-17
Mrs. De Bit Loses
Fight for Child

Mrs. Dorothy DE BIt Of Seattle
lost her fight for the possession ~
her daughter In the state supreme
court Tuesday when her writ ~
prohibition TO prevent modification
OF the King county courts ruling Of
iast year was denied. Following the
trial last year. Judge Ben shecks
placed the child In the Academy %
Holy Names The father Rudolph
Gerber. recently applied for and was
granted a modification Of The courts
orders. The wife filed a writ 10 stop
IN. modification Of the orders but
was denied Gerber will now be
granted the custody of the child.
with the understanding that she can.
not be taken from Seattle for one
year