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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-17

Lieutenant Walter G. Weaver ot the
Texas Infantry has been promoted to
the rank 81 captain and assigned TO
Company ID al san Antonio. Captain
weaver resides az Alice
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NUECES COUNTY GINS
TO OPERATE SUNDAYS
TO HANDLE BIG CROP

Continued Hot and by Weather Has
Caused Much Cotton 20 Open Pre-
rnaturely and Gins Are No~ Run.
ricg 20 Full Capacity
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-17

Exirl qunlity GnEhams. twenty
five nHtterns. a. &c "a yard TODAY
ONLY The Gugenheim Cohn company
Adv7 37
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loo Goldberg Of san Antonio Is a
thr Nurcos
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Diseases Peculiar
TO Men

Rectal troubles. including Hemor-
rholds. iistula, frissures and otncr pam,
fuI and distressing conditions yield
readily 10 the Electro-Medical Treat
mrnt. and the cost for treatment Is so
moderate that no ailing man should
hesitate TO visit the Institute for treat
nient. I,
NAV have more complications than are
presented by other diseased organs ;, out
Under careful proper treatment THESE
Conditions are seldom as serious as they
anncar TO the one afflicted.
Another source OF distress 10 tho sut-
fcrer is.-blooG poison. Blood poison
Ing requires not only knowledge OF the
disease-but the ability 70 properly al.
minister the famous "6U6' and "9lf"
,rcarmen,s originated by DR.. Paul Ehr-
Itch, the deceased European scientist
winner OF the Noble prize. Ihese rene,
dies are also known as "Salvarsan ana
"Neu Salvarsar.
Thc ills Of men are too numerous 10
rtcntion-hut whatever tho alfliction,
m0dern treatment awaits the sufferer al
th, Electro Mcdcal Doctors.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-26
Twentieth Century Treatment FOR
The Sick OF Wheeling
and Vicinity.

ELECTRO, MEDICAL DOCTORS oil
Wheeling. ". Va, whose INSTITUTION
is chartered under the laws oil West
Virginia. with ample capital. ana ii
reputation for honesty ana ialr drd'
Ing with our patrons and the puo'H
tina, can be approached ny rev anu
cxCrlicd by Lone. our long iisI vi
satisfied pat runS, SOM - 'h"hl '"'''
ing from lar distant states ana le'''
tories, often undergoing great person
al Inconvenience 10 reach our olllc"'
provc absolutely the wonderful con-
GdGncc the pubis has in the treat
mont Of the ELECTEO-M-DlCAL
DOCTORS.
THE OFFICES OCCUPY THE EN-
TIRE SECOND FLOOR OF 112G
NAKKET ST. Wheeling, ". Va.
whore hnudreds of sick pcopl" Will be
flocking in the next few days S"cklnS
relief.
The public is cordially invited TO
inspect our establishment any time
and our expert operators "l!l take
great pleasure in demonstrating our
marvellous apparatus and machines.
The office is equipped with every
MODERN SCIENTIFIC !NSTRU.
MENT AND APPARATUS FOR THE
INVESTIGATION Or YOUR ILLS
AND THEIR TREATMENT. y dc.
scrip,ion Of the cniir" equipment
would take too much valuable space,
but brief list includes powerful
S.RAN n,tChinr for the minute dag
nostic examinations. revealing as ii
does ;hr internal body structure as
plain as the print ynG are now read
iny, and generating MACHINES for
every other electric current. for med
jcal use. TESLA, OGniN, Alto.
CONVERSATIONS. AUTOINDlTiON.
SINUSOIDAL. n'ARSUNNAL. FAltA-
DC and GALNANIC, as VOL as all
forms HIGH FREQUENCY. ULTRA
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renewed vitality Or every organ and
increasing functional activity.
Remarkable as it may seem there
are no shocks or pain connected with
this treatment The ingenious con.
.rruction Of oar machines have elimi-
mated all JOLTS. JARS. SHOCKS
and FANS. 50 that a child TWO years
Did or thr most delicate female can
be treated with the best results.
t. ,u&ur" "@r patrons The hest MED
I'iNES Imnrurlhl". y" conduct our own
ipruls Impairment. wh"r" Only III" best
! and rurr-t drugs ar" dispensed for Your
: hr,g,tt.
\ ,n rsnral examination mus, be made
, IL each and every case. :" scCIir" the
i."4. results. AZ il is tho only way n per
, f-.'i DIAGNOSIS vi any ritS' can BE- had.
Z This :" ri III" utmost Importance 10 tho
patient ard III" doctor, leaving nothing
Ia chance.
; W. have u larger mr!nh"r If tho latest
, instruments ~ precision Tor making
. ih"s" examinations. such as powerful
; X.EAY machines. t!nrd prcss,ir" indi-
j "niur- fnr d"i""iinG hnrd"nlnG arteries:
i'm"yy'n"",srs. f%r gn"l'"'hiTT ,. " ;c,nnr
Fausrh-I."nih MICROSCOPE FOR n" "x-
nmiua,!nn # SpuIum. Diseased Tissue.
Blood contents ana l'r:nary d"p"sits 4
,y,lI-nppoiu:cd chemical and phyS!ulnEi-
cal laboratory l,'I H'''l''iI !'N'hliii anus
iil":. making U1 ono Of the most com
! pInrn Sp".ialtSt~' Offices to he found
ru, id" &c Nrw York.
! Tn. PERSONNEL. Of tho ELEGTRn-
: MEDICAL nDCT0ES arc among the
{: hos, ihai money cHn secure. Non" but
property qualified physicians Of proven
! iiONpR and INTEGRITY are employed.
/ who in ;urn. arc assisted by skilled male
and female experts and nurses.
Every person is treated with the ut
most kinGmrSs md consideration. and
every interview Is Sacred.
W. use 10 Hypnotic or Narcotic
Drugs. hut our trcatmcn: has cured hun
lr",is OF those So unfortunately ad-
dicird. a-,
THE rr.ErTRO- MEDICAL DOCTORS
Of Wheeling have spared II" "Xi"rS" to
brig tt your doors III" greatest BLESS
INf; =. suffering humanity. We d" NOT
nrnrnfs. 'n perform MIRAGE les. hut
SOM. e., our cures are not milk" th"n.
nS will l." soon b. reading over our MI
mrrous ;'$t!m"nirlS. There - Il "hancc
Tor YjIl' il YOU wake up and grasp II:
REMEMBER THE STREET AND
NUMBER. SECOND FLOOR. .112T
MARKET ST, WHEELING. w. VA.
; All cars stop at our door.
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CHAPTER XXI.

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-26
For Itching Torture

There is one remedy that seldom
fails 10 stop itching torture and relieve
skin irritation and that makes the skin
soft, clear and healthy.
Any druggist cAn supply you with
zcmo. which generally ovcrcomcs all
skin diseases. Acne, eczema. itch. PIN
pies, rashes. bIackheads in most cases
give way to zcTro- Frequently, minor
blcnishcs disappear overnight. Itching
usually stops instantly. Zcno is safe.
antiseptic liquid. clean, easy to use and
dependable. 1t costs only 35c; an extra
large bottle, S1.00 1t will not stain, is
not greasy or sticky and is positively
safe for tender. sensitive skins. -
The E, W. Rose Co.. Cleveland o.
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bloar up uIsrressingty after my meals
Nothing tasted good to Inc. and was
so worried | could not rest. rapidly los
inr flesh and was entirely discouraged
!, like everyone else. took every REM,
cdy suggested. and consulted n11EScI
OF the best physicians. who told me thar
my age was against me and they could
0niv relieve Tie symptoms.
r-Inrtr0- Nrdicul Doctors. 1927 Market
Street. Wheeling W. Va. and placed my
,as., in thcir hands. agreeing 70 undergo
low weeks Of treatment without inter
run1iou. began 10 improve rapidly
after the FIRST week; and now s,,,s am ,baf ar
ny, Is wears YOUNG in place of So years
old. i am. sclf-supportinE. mnklLS
rood living. and never lose DAY from
nv ocCupa tinn.
! cannot speak teo highly OF the treat
ment I received from the Electro.
ical Doctors. and sincerely comnenHSS
,hejr method 20 all sufferers like myself.
WILLIAM ROBERTSON.
BellaIre. Ohio.
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W. c. T. q. Meeting.

TN. VI. =. +. l. u!"r'ir@ viii hG h"'d
il lh.. IuIt'.i ir' Shy'"r'an church. N"d-
u"stlny afirrn""n ut l;&" "''l"'k. After
The program a business meeting viii he
held aud eyer r,rnh,r "f ;hr union ~
asked /" b" present.
Tho Mid Year meeting "f tho w. {. r
I. will h" hold in tn. Methodist church
ON APRIL i;h. Tho J j. H. will haT"
chHrr" nf tn. evening session.
II. t. l.or and WIFE ha." returned from
q months visit in Florida.
George Mckee. nf bridgeport. WIS here
on business Monday.
Wilbur Wilson. OF Camp Sh"rman>
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-26

Sarah j. Baker and Irwin G. Baker 20
John Crnque and Alice Cirque: Lana IN
ruI,ncv township Consideration S2'soo.
The North Bellair" Library Assocta-
ton to Elizabeth Nicholson. Land IN
I,cilairr. CONSIDERATION $3.50.
EydokIm Mcschersky tn Elizabeth
Nicholson. Land in B"llaire: Consider
alton 5000. ~,
Eugene Wilson. .Jr.. and .thhin NJ. Will
Son L. Elwnod Springfield and Francis
Bell Springfield Land in Martins
Ferry. Consideration $3.50.
J. G. Walker and Cora Walker 10 WILL
liam Walker Land in Wheeling town
shin. Consideration s..
l.. NJ Dunlap and Dorothy Ellen Dun
lap To ". II. Dunlap. l.ari in flushinS\
township. Consideration $500.
Thomas J. I"rd"u /" Enzi~zs Michae~H.
s.,"L ~ Union township. consideration
$40
Virginia 6. Hunt !" W. H. Sip". Land
IN li",hcsda. Consideration 81.
Ward t. HaGan and Emma Hagan 10
W. u. F"glc Land III Belmont county.
Cons liberation -.
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He Is Now 68 Years Young,

What Mr.. William Robertson. retired
r. & 0. engineer from Bellaire. Ohio. has
TO say for the treatment received drot1
Iio7 Market Street. Wheeling W. Va
tSecund fl"or):
I am CS years old. and have felt tn!
weight OF my thrcc-score and almost ten
years very heavy. AS with my advanc.
ing years ! contracted a complication OF
troubles including Catarrh. Asthma.
bronchitis and an impairment OF my
hearing in both cars. also had Piles;
: ronstinaiinn and Indigestion. l woplo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-26

Did you see the widow "f our late
friend"
"Y".. hut when | told her lad called
10 extend my condolences. Sh" asked my
congratulations instead S!" had just
rccciytd his Insurance n"n"r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-26
pao1+v Deeds Piled.

visited his sister. Mrs. Arthur stewart
oyer Sunday.
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CONTINUED T0-mOrrnW.l
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1918-06-22
KEEP YOUNG.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
BATON ROUGE.
JUNE s, 1918.

People with bad backs and weak
kidneys are apt to feel old at sixty.
Many old folks say Doan's Kidney
Pills help them keep young. Here's
a Barton case:
O. S. Daigle, captain of Valenzuela
ferry, Barton, La, says: II am more
than enthusiastic in praise Of Doan's
Kidney Pills, because they have cured
me entirely of kidney trouble and l
have had no return of it for long
time. My kidneys seemed to act too
frequently and were SO weak was
unable to retain the secretions at
times. Ny back ached a great deal
and when exerted myself it twitehed
something awful Someone advised
me to try Doan's Kidney Pills and
ect a box. They helped me so much
that I continued using them until
was entirely cured believe Doan's
have permanently cured me and am
glad to say a good word for them. : !,
I Price 60c., at all dealers. Dom !
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Daigle had. Foster Milburn Co.,
Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Vt ADV.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1918-06-22
ACID TEST or PATRIOTISM.
Opportunity Offered for Real Ser
vice, Minus Pomp or Glory.

The war is in Louisiana today, and
if we win YOU must work
Louisiana farmers need more la
Dor. 1t cannot be supplied from
other nearby states, because other
states are in precisely the same fix.
Every community must secure its
emergency farm help by emergency
methods--toWn volunteers and high
school boys, by forcing ali idlers TO
go to work, by causing all non-es-
sential work (that helps in no way
| to win the war; to be discontinued
during the rush seasons of cultivation
and harvest, and applied to farms in
stead Of being exerted in way that
from war standpoint is worthless.
Such methods must be used in Don
aldsonville and Ascension. Else the
town and parish invite the humilia-
tion Of having failed to measure up
| to all war responsibilities.
You have sent your sons, you have.
contributed your money, you have
tioated the flag on high, you are
proud of your patriotism. Here is a
call for something devoid OF pomp
| and glory Just plain, blistering,
muscle aching, commonplace labor
| out in the fields under the hot sun!
lit must be done--if we win the War!
Town people all over the United
States must do it--if we win the war!
For unless town people do help on
the farms during the periods OF
Iheavy demand, our food production
Twill be insufficient. No matter how
Imuch money we raise we must not
|fail to raise food. The fighters cant
|eat cash, and money can't buy food
unless food has been produced.
Il is merely question Of the
willingness of every town person Of
farm experience to work on farms in
Ibis community as he may be needed.
and of the willingness Of every farm
er to make the most of such help. II
lis merely a question of winning the
war, despite difficulties and unpleas-
liant duties.
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
Washington, D. c.
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"Bv Right of Purchase"

4 A bridal trip that has an abrupt
ending is the big situation in this
well-acted Select picture, starring
Norma Talmadge, which the Grand
announces as its offering for Tues
day. The story is interesting
and the spectator will be anxious to
learn the outcome of marriage
where the husband knows that his wife
does not love him and he has asked
for three years in which to win her
affection. At the end of that time.
if she elects, the wife is to have her
freedom restored to her. In the
meantime the couple are merely to
live as friends. Norma Talmadge finds
The role of the wife a congenlal one.
She gives the character the necessary
touch of sincerity and refinement.
Eugene O'Brien, Ida Darling, William
Courtleigh, Jl., and the other mem
s#hers of the cast furnish a superior
Grade of support.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1918-06-22
Borrowed Items OF Interest.

Dr.. and Mrs. A. T. Gonzales, of
Gramercy, are enjoying vacation in
Ascension parish, where they are
visiting relatives.
With the compliments of Miss Fell
cie Gaudin, Of Donaldsonyille, We
have received an invitation to the
graduating exercises Of st. Vincents IS
Institute, Thursday morning, June
10, at 10 o'clock, Grand Theatre.
Miss Fehcie is the daughter Of Chas.
a. Gaudin, valuable employe of B.
Lemann & Bro, Donaldsonville, well
known at Convent, where he was
reared. He was apprentice typo in
this Office in the early '90s.st
James Interim.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1918-06-22
"Love Me-"

AS it's attraction for Monday the
Grand will present Love Me-" a
Paramount production written by G.
Gardner Sullivan and supervised by
Thomas H. Ince, wherein Dorothy
Dalton plays the part of an unso-
phisticated young wife who is sorely
tried by her husbands family, until
she saves her sister-in-law from dis
grace at the risk of her own reputa-
ton. The story is coherently told
and moves along with pleasing speed.
Jack Holt, William Conklin, Dorcas
Mathews, Melbourne MacDowell,
Robert McKim and other capable
players give the charming star ade-
duate support.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1918-06-22

AS the people reduce their ex, *,
penditures for personal comforts and
iuxuries and put their surplus earn
inrs into government loans they
transfer their buying power to the
government. Three million dollars a
day saved and loaned to the nation
means three million dollars ITO be
spent BY the government to win the
war, instead of by private citizens
for personal satisfaction.
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**x@$4*$**.
Administer S Views
on the World War

BY Rev. C. o,NEALE MARTINDALE. Pas
tor OF Presbyterian Churches at Amite
City and Kentwood, La.

tor OF Presbyterian Churches at Amite
City and Kentwood, La f
What do think Of the war? With
English, Irish and French blood
by lieredity coursing through my
veins--as "a fuil-blooded South Caro-
!inian born and bred of loyal, worthy
;tock--as a man of sense and a man
Of conscience, am inside and out
side, always and everywhere, an un-
adu1terated American. And, SO long
as have a voice to speak or a dollar
to aid, all my energies and abilities
are and can be and will be enlisted
in the cause Of Righteousness and
equity, love and fraternity, liberality
and democracy, for which our coun-
try stands as nequivocally opposed
20 the German spirit, methods and
measures. have no sympathy what
..er with, but rather only contempt
and Indignation for Germany's God.
slefiant, arrogant pretensions, cruel
:nhumanity, and Wanton maltreat-
ment OF captured Womanhood and
childhood, civilian and soldiery.
Belgium may have suffered judg-
mentally for her unmitigated cruelty
some years ago in the Belgian Congo
under Leopold; but no true man Or
woman breathes aught but the deep
est sympathy and commiseration foi.
Belgium and other captive lands laid
prostrate under the heel Of the Teu-
tonic opp:essor. All honor for Bel
gium in its heroic and saelifcial stay
ing of the Garmanic hosts Of sin and
wickedness, and all praise fol. and
prayer upon British French, Ameri-
cail and other allied resistance-at-
yny-eost to this foe Of the nations N
| its rationalistie, materialistic, i'm
moral, intoierant and World-grasping
attitude.
May God with the allies haste the
day Of ridaance Of autocracy from
| the earth and the ushering-in OF the
principles and practice of democracy
1.-The world over.
Victory at last is assured.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1918-06-22
The Doctor Away From Home When
Most Needed.

People are often very much dis
annointe,i to find that their family
physician is away from home when
they most need his services. DIS,
cases ike pain in the stomach and
bowels. cole and diarrhoea require
prompt treatment, and have in many
instances proven fatal before medi--
cine could be procured or physician
summoned. The right way is to keep
at hand q bottle Of Ghambe erlain's
Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy. Nc
physician can prescribe 4 better nledl.
cine for these diseases. BY having 4
in the house you escape much palr
and suffering and all risk. Buy i
now it may save life ADV.
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Next Weeks Bill at the Grand.
ss..y-=-TT1o o1Tr7YnFr;ar 'Nl-v-srrrtfdge II. BY
t Of Purchase" Music by Clai-
"Cyclone Higgins, D. D."

This refreshing light comedy,
5hich will be the Sunday offering at
the Grand, presents Francis x. Bush
man in an eccentric character role,
that of a parson in baekwoods set
tlement, and Beverly Bayne is fea-
tured along with him as harun
scarum village girl. The roles Of the
two stars differ greatly from any they
have appeared in heretofore. The
production is entertaining, and there
are a lot of good laughs combined
with considerable heart interest.
Splendid support is accorded the
leading players by a well-chosen cast,
and the photography and locations
are excellent.
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Gonzales Auxiliary Organized.
Gonzales, La, June ID. 1918.

A meeting held Wednesday after
noon, June -, at the Gonzales High
School, resulted in the organization
of t;ae Gonzales auxiliary to the
Burn side branch of the American
Red Cross, Mrs. Hyson Gonzales be.
ing UNANIMOUSLY elected chairman
with Mrs. Sidney st. Amant as vice
chairman, Mrs. Dan. Gonzales, treas.
urer, and Miss Fanny Gonzales, sec.
retary.
The meeting was made not only. 9
pleasant but a profitable one by the
presences of Mesdanes Bcrnnan
Gleason and saxoa Of the Burnside
branch.
We a ppreciate the efforts Of oul
co-worlss ars IN si;e cause, sor 1t was by
the grae ious giving OF Their slnle ano
energy a,tst we received Inuch galua
bic info, nzation in the making OF the
various bauaages
NJ RS. SIDNEY ST ST u! mt
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Naughty, Naughty %

A photoplay that entirely lives up
70 ITS seductive title is Naughty,
#Nsaughty", in which Enid Bennett
WIN be seen at the Grand Wednesday.
Y !s by an author who knows how to
Mflte s.e Tor the screen, supervised by a
aIeetor of fine Judgment, and in
@fpreted by an attractive star with
s. ~ unusually capable supporting cast
5ssas.!. sslaght through. Besides sparkling
h'.illes sha.. the story enjoys the added
i IAatln Il z, OF varied Characterization.
5,s os., lsis OF a bright and llnassuming
p;s:. ps:ssWno returns from a protracted
'ss's II New York and. rocks the old
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wn folks until they are dizzy with

town folks until they are dizzy with
new aspirations. She converts sour
faces to an appreciation of beauty
and love of wholesome pleasure. un-
masks Hypocrisy, and carries by
stratagem church meeting held to
discuss the morality of dancing
Enid Bennett always makes sweet
and girlish figure, and never more so
than in the role of village girl
transformed by a metropolitan ex-
perienc., yet without .disagreeable af-
fectation The story is a very pretty
one in theme and treatment.