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The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1918-05-17

SVuuLy VI OHIhIllldt
l. e. M. Smith, Cashier Of the
above-named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement Is true to the
best Of my knowledge and belief.
u. M. SMITH, Cashier.
CORRECT ATTEST:
J. H. PRICE,
F. ID. WATTS,
Directors.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 18th day Of May, 1918.
-, S. A. BARNES,
lSEAL) Notary Public.
my commission expires Nov. 10, le2o.)
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1918-05-17
mo. 20e)

REPORT or THE CONDITION or
The Farmers Bank Of Weston, at Wcs-
ton, In the State Of Oregon, ut the
close Of business May 10, 1918:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27
NEW > OF ] Al REit-

~,e.,iaI CORES t,,,n,l,.nco nr r-,rry Evening
laurel Man p Robert NcGce ac-
.,,mpanied ~ he son. 'ltton, q ape
Man. \ J II spending a low daNs M
Laurel. visiting hF family
Mrs RAYMOND Dague and son. Wilson
If Harrisburg Pa. are spending Two
weeks in Laurel guests 81 \ir and MrS
Harry n Fooks
A., the annual school election SATURDAY
afternoon. samuel q Ralph, " alter I.
Smith. I Edward Wootten and J Wiley
Troueht we're elected members ot the
Board Of Education NIr Ralph vas
elected 10 fill the uneNpirpd term Of Harvey
T. Wolfe, who resigned upon his removal
Ia Wilmington
Carlton Dykes N amp DlN i spending
a shDlt furlough here with his mother
Mrs Benjamin Dykes.
The first quarterly conference Of Cen
tenarv Methodist Episcopal Church in
creased the salary 81 the pastor. Rev
Frank + Carpenter from 81 400 TO 81 700
yer year.
Henry X. Greene. for several wears
cashier of the Sussex Trust ca of Laurel
has gone Ia New York City where he will
attend school for a month and complete
the preliminary course IN aeronautles. after
which he will he sent To the Cornell tram
ing camp 10 complete hls training tor INC
Aviation Corps ot he mted States Army
Nrs. ] Thacher Allen and daughter
.IacQuehne. who recently returned from
Japan and the Philippine Islands. are
visiting MIR and Mrs Wiley lrought
William A fasom Jr who has been
employed for the past II year as teie~
graph operator by the = B 4 " kaii-
road Co. and who has been stationed for
several 1e:Ys ii !, lock neal Laurel
has resigned and ha+ gone 80 Wilmington.
where he has secured p position with the
Harlan & Holhnasv Corporation. In
the machine department
Wo~1 has been received IN Laurel oi
the INJURY OF Harvey oiiphant az Caml
Dix While plaving baseball he was hit oI
the head by ball and rendered uncon-
scious. ii helng ncccssery TO send bIm Il
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27
NEWS OF STAFFORD

Special Correspondence - Ever, Evening
~caforJ Ma, u Mrs \ Carroll
Ioft the latter part II last week tnr RoNe' $
Iarl pa where she Vii visit her sister
Ni,s Samuel Drummer en- the return tril'
9hc will znpnd few daNs IN Wilmington
Nrs George " peshields Of Cam
bridge Mi spent q few daNs last week
here with her slstcr Mrs Harry Phillips
Miss Hllda He'll telegraph operator q
nelnar spent ihc Weekend here with
hcr mothc5 and brother Nira He'll and
Herbert Hall
Miss Anne Evans. daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs DAVID vans. who recently Ues
graduated from. Reacoms Business Col
lrgr Wilmington. hes secured Q position
a. instructor in shorthand With the
Boacom College NJ SALISBURY Md
Miss Mary Barnes, Who Is attending TIC
Deacorn Business College. Wilmington,
epent the eek-end hero With her parents,
Mir and Mrs William BHrnes
Milton James. manager q the Neaiord
Garage Co John J PGrsons and Howard
lester returned this afternoon with fhFee
new cars tor the firm, from .ans'ug, Mich
Frank Allen. retired farmer 81 West
~caford who for the past siN weeks has
heon patient AZ The Church Home Hos-
ptal baltimore Md has returned home
much improved
Convict Smrlcy. aged about 2 wears
-er,o,,sl, injured hie hand Yesterday
Whllc plaviug q, his home on High street
when his hand slipped from The frame OF
p window and craehcd through the RlaS7
pane, cutting il in several places
Mrs George Y Stcwar, is spending
several weeks IN Philadelphia, visiting
friends and relatives
Mrs Charles Herzog Of ludgcly. Nd
spent several days last week here with
| Mrs Charles Robinson
Miss Lula Holland and Miss flo"i7'
week end here with Miss Ruby Culver
William Guthrie and Frank sullivan.
painters for the railroad, spent the week
end with relatives and friends IN town
John Nevus of Chester Pa. scent the
weekend here with ms family
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27
NEED TO SAVE MORE
FOOD HOOVER SAYS
Appeals TO Nation 70 Cut Meat,
Wheat and Sugar
Ration.

An appeal for moro conservation ~
meat, atiear aud wheat, IN order that orr
soldiers abroad and oar allied soldlors
NAV have sufficient food was made ~ a
statement by Herbert Honyrr. Federal
food administrator, mud whrh was read
from tho pulpit Of every church a. the
country Yesterday
Mr. Hoover aaka hat those who do mot
perform physical labor shall abstain
itoni all wheat products m nfder That
those who do hard physical WORK maY
have tho benefit pf the whcaf ! he npr-
nal consumption of vheaf ls otlt to orr-
third
H. meats tho Federal administrator
announces ont in the ration 10 fvp
pounds Per person per weel wnlrh neao7
two prinfls ae bought at tho doalor and
not trimmed moni
H. ihe tsr II sugar ha aeka that tnorn
shall le no waste and ail ihe eaneefvH-
ton fas=llle ~ order that tie house
wives mas hayo enough a. PR cry. al
the rruii noeaihe
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27
Sewing Circle With
Much Whispering
We Are An Greatly Indebted TO Those
Who Tell Their Experiences

Before the arrival Of the stork there Is
much TO tuIk about The comfort OF the
expcctant mother Is the chief topic and
there Is sure to be someone who has used
or knows Of that splendid external help
Mothers Friend
Nausea nervousness, beartug down and
stretching palns and other symptoms So
familiar To many women are among the
dreaded experiences thousands Of mothers
say they entirely escape by the use OF this
famous remedy
It's influence on the fine t-work OF nerves
and ligaments Just beneath the skin Is won
~ the regular use Of Mothers Friend
during the period the muscles are made
and kept soft and elastic they expand
easily without strain. when baby Is born
and the pain and danger at the crisis are
naturally less
Mothers Friend Is for external Use only.
Is sold by all druggists and should be used
with the utmost regularity. Write 70 the
Hradhed Regulator Co. + eQi Lamar
Building, Atlanta. Ga for valuable and in
tpresting Motherhood Book There is
wealth Of instruction and comfort to be
derived I'm reading this little book Ii Is
plainly written and VIII be "a splendid little
text boob for guidance. not Only for yourself
hut will make you helpful To others And
In the meantime do not fail IL get bottle
of Mother Friend from the drug store and
thus fortify yourself against pain aud dis
comfort
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27
CHEsTERTOwN. MD.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Ihcatertown. Md, MAY p rousnR
meeting IN honor of the Is young men
who hhve been drafted to service at tfmp
Meade training camp was held SATURDAY.
afternoon ON the Court House green, follow.
ing which they were royalty entertained
nj luncheon NJ the Rcd GrosH Chapter
House ON High street
Miss Gladva Jacob Of hilinpton, who
recently finished business courRe nj
Goldcv College. Wilmington haa enlisted
as vcowoulan aud will bc stationed NJ
Gray's terrv. Philadelphia
Mrs Lima NJ ,innia ri llnnngt"h
spent n part 81 Inst week with her SISTER,
Niisa Wilhelnina NuiTeft, III NillinRton
Iamrs II Shuster ono If WilminRio on 8
prominent business tnpn. was Rueai q
part nf Inst week If his sister. Mrs William
/ Russell of this town
Nachpl nurqpps died ~ his home III
pncy %rek Thursday uiph aeed -.
wears lie was for mnny seats rroml=
ncnt Democratic lender IN hlR dlsffict
Alexander aua. turnef resident
of Sassairas. dIcd NJ the Delaware ilos
pltal Wilmington lnat week. aRcd 20
wears
Wilson Carra of Still fand has heen
ercnding week with his daughter Mrs
Harry Watkins in Wilmington
Mr. and Mrs William 1 Russell an
notlnco the engagement of then daughter
Helen. to George Chandler at Salisbury
No date haa boen eet fet the wedding
Mrs Chntca Riehatd lwillel attended
The uc,ldup of boz Mice Mis- kathryn
Lowe. to lieutenant lomes llarria ot
amifltlRo. n the home nf the hfide &
patenta. ~ palilnorc. ou saturday
The hnnks ~ this town hate eleffod
,lclepatpa tn tho bantera convention
vheh meets IN ttlanfif lty My -, 70
and %. rs follows GhcetefioUn Baub of
MARYLAND Cashlr, Aim \ Ilarris aud
u Nillarn n I zdfon Neni anttts -arluge
l'aub. Cashier William Rnssell and
Charles S Suih
colonel samnel Wright who sfenf tire
viutct and cari1 aplng ~ allfafnia. has
returned - hla horno here for tic summer
Ih, nce Rod ross hnrtef linnse at
lynch MAS ornnod SATURDAY uRh' 0ifh
q np demonstration
Nluin N np hes hren elected p,eai
don't nf tho hoafeftovn { haral { lub
With Nitg " frank iatfet viee rtesi
ttent bo rlnh tbs weel TUNED oyer t.
ihe troaanprl ~ tie Rcd rose 9ila. tic
net lnuroe,ls ~ ltafri0tle concert gwen
"a thc Itraum lheatfn srtetal veel.s aF"
Charles IS lNihl,f has reeefrcsl letter
from hl- san. ! Ihornaa killpf. who e
,entlt was wounded - the hand while IN
,lltv - the front ~ Franre. stating thaf
10 has full, re,nvorpel. anl Is IL the thlek
- tho fighting nn the Ametlear lines
Everything lz in readiness ~ Radcliffe
Fprk fup the hig matinee - hr held ther"
On Decoration iiaY \ II IEaen the
minRton trainer. has several faet ones ~
the Aallnlla elnsaes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27
NEWS Of A DAY
DOWN DELAWARE
Automobile Party Bound for a
Days Fishing, Rudely Inter
rupted by Collision.
THE BOYS FOOT WAS SAVED
Beginning of Commencement fN'
ercises of State College TOT
Colored Students. Near
Dover.
snc,,,s, rorrespondence of Every Evening

spet,iai Correspondence OF Every hN"h"R
Dover. Nav 81 rhc beginning oi
commencement exercises ui the state Tot
lepc for Cnorcd Students, near Dover,
took pIn,e Yesterday afternoon IN the
college chapel when the sermon 10 the
graduating class was preached by heV
n J Arnett, pustor OF Bethel \ NJ T..
Church, Wilmington The text was trom
Mark 18th chapter. 18th verse Render
unto asar the things which are gsar 8
and unto Cod the things which ARE Gods
The program for the commencement
exercises includes Music by Merry on
cert Band of Cambridge, Md Singing 81
america PRAYER. essay. oinhu ahu
the War. Helen i Jones, frntland,
Md. Grafton. DUTY. Thomas GRAY; ;
Dover; chorus. Lift Every Voice anu
sing national Negro HYMN essay
"The Challenge of Life. Carrie K Loper,
Viola. oration. american Patriotism,
Charles l.. t. Murray. Salisbury, Md
address. Hon Everett johnson, secre-
tnrN of state. chorus .tlur Delaware,
confcrrne Of diplomas. Mr. HcnrN 7
Cannon. president of Board nt Trustees
address. Professor Kelly Miller, dean "i
Howard niversltv awarding oi prlgc@
John Il Hutton. member II R"ard "t
Trustees. song, The Narsrtlla Sc hen'-
dlctlou
The graduates are frank Paul Dickson,
Thomas James t,rnv Perry Apsurc ltoe9o'
All II novcr Helena Frances Jones,
Iriutland Nd Carrie Rcna I.nr"r,
Viola Charles Leslie Murray. salisbury
NId Herbert r Matters Pornm"k". Md
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27
DoyER's RED CROSS WORK.
Special Correspondence of Every Evening

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Dover. MAY - Dover has exceeded
its allotment of the Red Cross fund, and
with the contribution promised by the
Delaware Trust Go. IN the event that
Dover raised it's 81 900 or over. the total
amount TO the credit Of Dover will he near
the $40. 600 mark
The colorcd people of Dover and the
State College for Colored Students. m
ch,dinp faculty and student body, also
have done thoir Int IN the drive. Sh'nr-
,lav evening last, az 81 meeting held on
Ioorkermnn street over whlch llr W y.
Jason. president of the state Collcge. pre-
sidod and AZ whlch addresses were mhde
hy pr Jason. Rcvs norer. aud l. =
Moore ol the two colorcd Churches ~
Dover. i y Aiken Professor Parker OF
the state College and pr W NJ "
Henry nf Dover. more than Sloo was Ruo-
scr,hcd ncarl, s40 of Whch was phld ~
ca4h In addition to- thlF. ~ the stint
Conogc. among the faculty and stud'hs
about 5000 has been raised and l'r Jason
has p-kod that the amount he re'sed 'o
$500 whlch hc confidently believes w'l'
IL, done
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27
DELAWARE CITY.

special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Delaware City. May p Mr and Mrs.
John Hurlock and daughter, Mary Of
Milhngton. Md, spent Sunday here with
Mr. and Mrs, William Hines
DR. William Rowan Of Chicago ls
spending few days here with Harry q.
Clark and family
I. T. Lee Of I.ehigh College spent sun
day here with Mr., and Mrs. ! y White
man,
Mrs. Thomas Sadler has returned home
after spending few days with her SISTER
Mrs Edmund Moody Of Wilmington
There will be a meeting in fire engine
Ian. tonight. to arrange for Memorial
Day exercises.
Norman Stapleford, Arthur Hope and
sam Walker arrived home, last night from ON
Lansing. Mich, with three Oldsmobile
rars. which they drove here
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27
ADS FOOT WAS SAVED.

Sro,jal Carr,.e pcutienco ~ FvorY Evening
(a4tel Ma, = " Jennings Moore
tin, 3-,..ar-nld -an of MI AMI Mrs hsrlos
G Moore Who was seNet'lN hHIh'1 ah""'
'hf,e weeks agn h> running 'ni" o'i ~
live Goals lott 't'tn ~" burning y z %hP
pile in he Eard haS IT. i'fnrd 'r'in ,'''il''-
Honi,ln= lie~prtat haitln"I" n'l'h l''l-
proved
* blood Paisan had Developed Wheh mi
vas taken IT, The hospital i was - first
fhaurht that il would IL neo"s~arN 4"
amplIt4tr oue toat hut the case responded
~ treatment without an operation beng
necessary
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27
DEATH OF DOVER CHILDREN

special Correspondence cf Every Evening
Dover. MAY y Paul Jester Morris,
The 3-vear-old son Of MIR and Mrs Jester
Morris Of tins town after an illness OF
,,gh, weeks which batticd the physicians,
died Saturday evening The httle fellow
vho had been very healthy child, was
taken with q congestivc chill eight weeks
seo and gradually grew worse until deaf h
occurred Saturday evening
Anna Francis Bell the 2-yenr-old ciuld
nf Mr. and Mrs. Olin 81 CLAIR bell oi TINS
towp. died Saturday after short illness
The remains will lie taken to Eas'oh, NJ 4
for Interment
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27
the hospital for treatment. He ~ recover

the hospital for treatment. He Is recover
ing. !,
Henry Hoarnc of Camden, \. j., ~
spending few days in Laurel with rela-
tives. He has been called for army seruiov
and is expecting To leave for camp IN Anew
days.
Albert II. Waller of Laurel ~ spending
n few days I'm Newport News, Va. assist
ing his brother. Ebcncger W. Waller, who
is conducting photograph studio at thae
place.
Mr.. and Mrs Catesby Ellis, who spent
two weeks in Wilmington, visiting their
sons. Elmer aud Clarence Ellis, have re-
turned TO their home IN laurel.
William ! Henry. who has been en-
p,,voJ for man, wears AZ the G. &. Ellis
store has resigned and has gonc to Phii@-
,lelphia. where he has secured employ
mcnt in the Federal government a'rplanc
factOxy at League Island.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27
AUTO rARTY IN SMASHIP.

special correspondence "f livery Evening
novcr. May L., In an nutom"lHle
arr,dpnt cnrlN Yesterday morning, south
IL Dovcr ~ which were five men from
" Ilmngtun who had left Tint city eariN
enough ~ pass Through Dover hotorc !
j clock one of he occupants suffered 2
broken leg and the other hoad was 'nt
when hc MAS thrown through the w'nd
shled
Tl, mint, had startpd frr Nnwcrs
n,,,h III, la, I nu4tnp ana when reach
In, t,.,p,r. i Garner because ,f the failure
III ,brr byht4 * work colltdcd with a
,oIonhono rolo The machine was hadlv
jan'aead Tho injured men were taken
tarA to Wilmington on the train
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27
Charter Member q Guest.

Charles Townsend, the only living
charter member Of Delaware Avenue
Baptist Church was a guest Of honor At
the services last night Just So years ago
today Mr. Townsend and a small COM
Danv from Second Baptist Church and
organized Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church Mr. Townsend told his eX-
pericnces during his years Of service IN
different offices III the newly-estabhshed
church. He is now resident Of Hacken-
sack, n. j.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27
Rare Magnolia Iflaom

~ iranL llftla has hai ~ dlzrla9
~ h,a nfl.c oue nf The ehnws blossoms Of
Magnolia Noc,urIYlla" lie large- leaf
varict If tins penus Tho hlnoln when
full, expanded ta aons e inches ~
-rread. thr s,N petnIs. creamy whito n
tint shade uiT f. pnrpliah pink NJ the
baac
Tho tulip trec = onr Of the Other
va1iettra ~ ihe nainr hatanieal family
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27
OFFENDERS PARoIEn

spccisI Correspondence of t,''> Evening
Dover Mav u Hetoro Judge Bovce
~aturda, Ph,llp spencer md 'herlea
spencer who had trcn charged with he
larceny ri harness from q ne,ghhor. near
konton. and who pleaded guilty t. the
charge. we're raroled ~ their father On
pavmont sc costs ~ prosecution
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27
Irnrk Pin nres Into Ri,er.

A tI9ce ton truck belonging g. fha
pelavafc Elcctrr & supply Ca baden
with irou plunged int fhe Chriatiane
river ~ otsnRo street an Safpf.la after
noon the hraln rtfuainp gtwort rrunaf
Stfiuger - lHn Nrsf ~otoud a'rcoi tho
drivtr and ar aeaefet eaee,i them
sflvr Is jumping before = won't oe,f
boar
IlIa trlel vac raised YESTERDAY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27
Sold by Sheriff.

sheriff lrancle las soId n stable on
Franklin street ncar Elm and band On
Nuutrose Terrace. property of William
] Robinson. to IIntr, tmmons Tor sata
and $50. respectively Hurry ] ~tIdham
scrN ed rs auctloueer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27
Washington HeiRhts CIub

The final meeting Of The Washng
ton Heights Century lub fur ne season
Will bc held tonight at VI ~ school
Following short business session. Ms.
r T Cam. ot lNirkwood. state chairman
of conservation, viii make address
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27
To Give q Iteriial.

A recital will be gwen III Harrison street
NJ t Church by puplla al Prod "
Hghhcld. asaiated b} Mrs Melvin Wright
eloqutlomst of Philadelphia tomorrow
evening At s O'Clock fhe program will
consist of ptano. vocal and pipe organ
select IONS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27

It Mrs. MARGARET Ness, 1876 E
Hazard St. Philadelphia, Pa
Women who suffer from displace-
N is. irregularities, Inflammation,
liberation, back8che, sideache, head
sohes or "the blues" should not rest
until they have given this famous root
and herb remedy, Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, trial. If
complications exist, write Lydia Z.
Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn. Mass, for
special suggestions The result of its
long experience is at your service
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27

and for the many handsome flowers. Mrs
Nj R Fleming and on--Adv
Waitress wanted. Apply Hotel louise.
ADV
Bargains Automobile inner tuhea, high
grades, ~ and 20 off in the old liet =
AJr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27
ReceIyinp Congratulatio ms.

Mr. and Mrs William Nmteley Bush
Of Washington y { are beng congratQ-
nted on the birth 81 son on SATURDAY
The baby has been named William White
lek Rush il.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27

irregularities an q
pain. / had O ne
physician after an
other but they did
me no good. ] read
a bout Lydia E.
Pinkham's $ Vege-
table Compoundan and
gave it a trial and in
Q short time ! felt
benefited and a m
now feeling fine.
and without weak
ness orpain. Many
of my friends have
also taken Lydia K.
Pinkham's $ V e ge-
table Conn p pou nd
and been helped by
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27
To reII Of lhe Nar

Tullertan u Waldo = lie rbjiedelphie
Puhle Feigor vlli sreab at thn monthly
meeting - tho Mons llh - rrntr
Gharfh this evening anj vll ehav
eafue photographs vh"h hc taat
~ ~ FRONT ~ France EI,s sphiee. sIll
be ife Won ~ fhe Ir.n' and he
Nofufn ilshnd i iadira tll ~ wet
curslrd ~ tho meeting and htttrt
frs' earnethlng Try = riazqifaI
ndvcrf farrrfpnt ~ E~rrv coming dv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27
IL SUFFERED
SEVEN YEARS :"
Was Eventually Cured by
Lydia E. Pinkhann's Vege-
table Compound.

Philadelphia. Pa - suffered for
seven long years with lame back,
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COL. ROOSEVELT
(Continued from Page one.)

,:ons with whose troops our own troops
are actually hrigadcd III battle. II he
means that we are something less than
an ally Of FrYnc", England. italy Bel
GUM and S.rbta. then ~ means that
81. arr something less than al enemy
o: ti.riuany and Austria. W" ought TO
make il ,.i.ar Ia the world that We are
neither M uu;rustwurthy friend nor
ru i--"sniutc foo. Let us clearly show
that We do not desire I" pose rs the
umnirc between bur faithful and loyal
friends and our tr"ach"rous enemy. but
that We ara stauuch allies OK our
friends and the St&unch foe OF our enc
mics.
When tho German people repndiate
tho IInhcuzollnrns. then and not until
then it Will pc time 10 discriminate be-
tween them and their masters. l nope
the Senate and the House will pass
resolution demanding the unconditional
surrender Of Germany as our war ann
and stating that our peace terms nave
nc.-cr yet been Formulated or achieved
by our people. and that they VIII be
tull- discussed with our allies and
made fully satisfactory TO our own
people before they are discussed with
ticrnany."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-25
YOU DON'T HAVE TO
GIVE: Up The SHIP
OF GOOD HEALTH
GCOSSVILLE IEAN TELLS HOW
SUCCESSFULLY NERV-WORTE
WINS VICTORIES.

Mon and women who ii" down ar! let
stomach and iivrr Irunh"S run over
them arc Going themselves rank inju9-
;icc, besides !ncy don't lave 10. There 3
:. SAT, and strong r"fur". It's IN E"rT-
WORTH lIat supr"m" family tonic:
Here's r.rnor furnished 10y Il Gr"ssvillr.
Is. Va man:
Eurk"'s Drag Stor"--My stomach has
he,u out If order for about ten %"arS
ard have had liver complaint for about
in. SAM. time. And nft"r taking three
bottles OF Nnry Worth It helped NY
atoniach 50 that I Cln cat almost any
hing. Ny wife had lhr same COM
plants ,nd She is getting along fine. |
recommend Ncrr-Worth IL al my
friends that have the same trouble.
NOAH WEIGH. O.,
CirnGGvillc. w. Va.
Your dollar back at Na"r's Drug store.
and C;ri"st'S Drug Store. Wheeling If
Merry Worth docs not benefit You.
Nery-Ivorth is sold IN Warwond by
". +. Mcnamara: Fulton. by thc Full
ION Pharmacy: Mingo Junction. by
Moore Bros: Martins Ferry. RalSton Il
Parker; 81. rlnIrsrill". Patterson <
Sons; I:arncsvillr. lIillos Bros: Gamer
on. by Cameron Drug Co; Sistcrsville.
hv g. s. D:squc: New Martinsvill". Ivy
Uorubrook's Drug Store; MoundSvillc.
!. II. Beam Drug CO: bridgeport. Sell
by L. Reed Ncu; Pharmacy: Belln!rc.
Dankworth Bros: padeu City, Morgan
Bros. West Alexander. r. X. McConn:
Edgwond, Tho Fdgword Pharmacy;
Elm Grove. Blum's Pharmacy: Renwood.
Bcnwood Drug Co; McMechcn. Carrolrs
Pharmacy: Wclisburg. hy J. X. EIson'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-25
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Will Execute Papers
For West Virginia Voters

Snccial pispatch to The IntelliGencer
HATTIESBURG. Miss. Oct 2t.-
Chanccry Clerk Herbert ellis OF FOR
rest county has offered 10 execute what
ever papers are necessary In order I"
allow the West Nirginians nj camp
Shelby to express their will at the poilS
in the election 10 he held in west VIZ
Einia ON November j. .
Major J. l.. Sanford camp adJNtahl, -
Of the opinion that the boys are rn'itlrt
to n vote in their home state. aIthpuRl II
no commission Was sent here 70 F'GnSte,
the mon. as In tho case Of Indiana anu
other states represented ut Camp sheinF
Although most of the men have moScu
with the 3Sth division. quite hui''pIt
Of West NirRInians still remain ~ wv
camp. who are anxious 10 vote ID inc
coming election.