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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-16
INFORMATIUNI

Asas;narea unui amiral Rus.
- Stockholm. - Conform Stiri-
lor primite din Helsingfors, a
miralul A. V. Razvosoff, fost
sef comandant al forte,or ma
vale rusesti din marea BaItica.
a fost omorit Mercuri in Petro-
grad.
Prima stire este despre victo-
rie. - Washington. = Ministrul
marinei franceze, intr 'un me-
sagiu catre secretarul Daniels,
prin care fe,icita Statele Unite
pentru instalarea unei noui 81
cea mai puternica statiune de
telcgrafie fara sirma, zicea ca
este vessel ca primul mesagiu e
despre victoria Americanilor.
fntcleg americana. Paris.
In ferestrele unui restaurant
frecuentat de soldatii Ameri-
cani 81 Englezi Sc Nafla niste pla-
carde GU inscriptia: ,,Vorbim en-
glezeste. Intelegem americana"
Crima dubla. = Norwalk. -
l.. S. Gibson, in etate de IS de
ami, 81 flea sa. Dina Elizabeth
Cove de As, au fost gasiti morti
in casa lor de linga rezervoarele
de apa ale orasului. Amindoi a.
veau giturile taiate. Pc 'pardo-
scala s'a gasit un brici de ras
plin de singes Politia afiat ca
de citeva saptamini eli gazduiau
in casa un ON strain. Sc zice ca
Gibson era bogat 81 de multe
ori purta la el sumo mari de
bani.
Lloyd George 9 bolnav. -
Manchester, Anglia. Din eau
"a ca sufere de raceala, prim-
ministrul Lloyd George a fost
slit sa-si anime discursul ce tre-
buia sal tie in Lacashire.
Crminali scapati din pu9clrie.
Chicago. Dol arestanti
condanmnati Ia moarte, carl isi
asteptau executia pc a doua 1i,
impreuna Gu alti dol spargatori,
al scapat noaptea trecuta din
pnscdria comitAtului, coborindu-
|se pes . fringbie de Ii a treilea
'etaj. Afarx Il astepta IN autono-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-16

Fuga lOr lea lnleSnlt-O un anu
me Joseph Moran, un renumit
spargator de case de bani, care
batut un paznic de la lasat
fara constiinta 81 Ia luat cheile
liberind pc eel patru raufacatori.
Tot ell adus 81 fringhia pc care
acestia s'au coborit jos.
Gardistii din Cincinnati anne
ninta Gu greya. - Cincinnati, O.
- Din intreaga forta politienea-
sea de $50 de oameni orasului
Cincinnati, $50 din Ell au anne
nintat ca vor pune greva daca
directorul sigurantei nu lie ma
reste salarul de la 1860 de dollar,
pc an la 1,5OO.
Retragerea prim-;ninistrului A
ustriac. = Amsterdam. = Ziarui
Berlin Vossische Zeitung scrie ca
baronul Won Hussarek, prim-m mi
nistrul Austriei, gaia sa Sc re
traga din post.
Arestarea unui German. -
Cleveland, Ohio. - Politia loca-
Ia arestat pc un German care
zice ca a VENT in America in a
nul 1914 pc vaporul german Prin
cipesa Irene. Sc crede ca este ur
spion dupa care umbla de null
autoritatile federale. Din scri-
sorile gasite asupra lui Sc vede
ca a umblat prin multe orase
din Statele Unite.
1mpuscarea dezertorilor ir
Germania. - Amsterdam. - vi
arul Cologne Zeitung anunta ca
Herr Cerfeld, membru i'm Reichs
tagul german, cerut ,cancelaru,
lui imperiului German sd ia ma
surf de nh Sc mai TRACE focur,
de puSca dupa dezertorii carr
fug pc stradele intesate de lu
me. Dinsul zicea ca asa ceva es
te primejdios pentru populate
civila.
Sc cere inchiderea dietei pru
slene. = Copenhaga. = Conform
celor publicate de ziarul Loka
Anzeiger, guvernul este firm de
els sa dissolve dieta prusiana, da
ca nu Sc va ajunge la 0 intele
gere in chestia reformelOr elec
torale. Totusi cancelarul Hert
ling va Cinema in curind frunta-
sii tuturor partidelor la c\lfe
rinta, unde Sc vor face toate
sfortarile pentru gasirea unei So
lutiuni prin care sa Sc aplaneze
chrestia.
Taierea padurilor din Polonia
= Copenhaga. Germania de
vasteaza padurile Poloniei pen
tru trebuintele eli de razboi. In
tr'un protest tiparit in Glas No,
rodu. profesorul j. Morozowic,
arata ca din 10000 acre de pa
dure ce fusese in Polonia rusea-
sea inainte de ocupatia germana
mai mutt ca O treime fost con
sumata de Germania, in mare
parte pentru reconstruirea ella
dirilor din partile Germaniei in
vadate de Russia in 1914.
fmputinarea carmel in Germa-
MIA. = Amsterdam. Exacta
stare conditiilor de hrana din
Germania, in ceea ce prfveste car
nea, Sc poate vedea dintr'o sta
! tistica publicata in revista ger
mana Liberale Korespondenz, ur
de Sc arata ca numarul orr ca
ror vite de taiere in descres-
tere. Vaci sunt mai putine Gu
10 procente ca in 1914, pore;
mai putini GU 70 de procente 81
cal mai putini eli 25 de procente
$3.50 recruit din Ohio vor pie.
ca in Octombrie. = Columbus.
= Cartierul de recrutare al sta
tului primit un ordin pentru
! .9,OS0 de registranti calificati
pentru serviciul militar in gene
raj, carl sa fie trimisi la cimpu.
rile de instructie de la Z pima la
IL Octombrie.
Mare furt in Cleveland, o. -
Cleveland, Ohio. De la firme-
lie Leithers 81 Felemhaum clo-
%hi,,D ,fc
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-16
UNIUNEA soc. Romano
CEA MAI vECHE 81 MAI PUTERNICA ORGA-
NIZATIUNE R0MfNEASCA DIN AMERICA.
734 so. Liberty ST., ALLIANCE, O.

In cazu de accdente grave perderea unui pcor sau
unei mimi membrul capata auor de $4,000 In cazur
de oarte urmas morulu capaa beneficiu de $70000
Pererea ccuu gesn in sus Sc socotese de accident
grav paeste $4,000 Perderea patru degete de La
NINA socotese de accident gav paete Gu $4,000
cazur de accidents usoare memul capaa benecu de
$4,000 Perderea unui ochu umaate laba picior
u Sc considera accident pateste $30O Per-
derea degetuui mic sd patese $780, Gel near $780,
lar celee Gu cite $50O0 In de peerea patu degete
La NINA in jos de doua ncheetura socotese ca accident
grav 81 sc plateste $4,000.
Din benefcul de moare cind mostenitor dreci nu Sc
ala pc nga mort nu poate cheui penru inmormntare
mai multi $200OO nga aceste aiutoare date de Unu
Socetatle la apatne membru dau ajutoare in
caz de scala tmp de un Tre un cite 500 pc sap
NINA 81 tre un pc umatae Acese autoare variaza Uncle
Societat dau 81 mai multi
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-16

Mare furt in Cleveland, o. -
Cleveland, Ohio. De la firme-
lie Leithers 81 Felemhaum clo-
thing, s'au furat noaptea trecuta
paltoane de DANA 81 alte lucruri
de imbracaminte in valoare de
peste 5000 do dolari. Conform
celor spuse de. oamenii politiei
hotii au intrat fnlauntru pc Q
scara de salvare (firc eseape)
din dosul case1ors
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-19
HANDSOME JACK
IS BACK TODAY
I. Warren Kerrigan at the
Majestic in an Oklahoma
Oil Romance.

]. warren Kerrigan, whose reap
pearance on the Tulsa screen a few
DAYS ago in "A Mans Man" was
hailed with so much delight by
movie fans is back on the Majestic
screen today and tomorrow in his
second Pardlta feature picture, Tine
Turn Of a Card" 1t is OF special in
terest to Tulsa fans because the
basis of the action is founded in
the Oklahoma oil fields. j. warren
comes out TO make his fortune, lie
has lust left college and ready for
adventure Of any sort. He secures
an option in the Gushing field and
discovers 1t to contain one OF the
greatest gushers ia that part of the
country. In the meantime he be-
comes involved in a series OF eNctt-
ing experiences with a gambler and
leaves for the east To dispose OF his
option, after having won not only a
fortune in money. but also a mag
nflcent (estate on New York's
nificent estate on New York q
Upon his arrival in the east he
visits his property and there meets
the daughter Of the former owner.
who has Just returned from abroad
and who is not aware of the fact
that the property no longer belongs
to her father. A romance develops
which promises to be shattered al
any moment during the Cexciting
complications which follow, and
the story is brought 10 fitting
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-19

A. &. ILsENG-Ilseng Automobile Company
FortnWorth Texas.
" L. CORN-Cattleman, Fort worth, Texas
l. B. CoMER-President Fort Worth State
Bank, Fort Worth, Texas.
J. r. UMBOWER-Manager N p Sloan
Cotton Company, Fort Worth, Texas
W, c. ORBEss-Assistant Manager North
ern Texas Traction Company. Fort Worth,
Texas
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-19
CONVENTION HALL.

Geraldine Farrar, who is giving a
concert tour Of the south and south
west during this spring, has been
very active in the Stage Women's
War Relief society. She was one Of
the original members Of this society
that has done so much good and
she has done much work for it, She
has found time in her very busy life
to spend many mornings rolling and
cutting bandages. but more praC-
tical than. this, she organized ben
eft in the Metropolitan opera house
the night of May that was a
screaming sensation.
There were present in the bill be-
sides herself. John Mccormack.
George NJ. Cohan. who sang his own
song. lover There: Efrem Zimhal-
list, Robert Emmei Koane, Leon
Rothier, tine great basso, and Grace
LaRue. Moreover, she had the as
sistance Of John Philip Sousa and
his sailor band of $50, the entire
Metropolitan opera orchestra OF 100,
and 600 singing sailors detailed by
Admiral Usher. commandant OF the
third naval district.
The house was packed from pit to
roof and the gross receipts ran over
$4,000. OF this $4,000 was abso-
lutely net. to be applied to the cause
for which the benefit was given. .
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-19
ympius, Eminent Engineer and Geolosist, Says:

In conclusion will say that the property of the Argus
Copper and Gold Mining Company is worthy of de-
velopment and if properly and Systematically de-
veloped mine that will produce large tonnage at
profit will be the result and the mine will take rank
among the large producers of copper ores of which
there are many in Arizona"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-19
GRAN ID.

Starting Sunday and continuing all
week, the management of the Grand
presents Frank Kings Dainty
Girls" Company, who will offer a
program OF refined musical com
edy in tabloid form, consisting OF
songs, dances and other vaudeville
features, The company Is headed by
Frank King himself, and Hazel Ma
son, the live wire cowedienne, sur
rounded by pretty gil chorus and
clever comedians This same com
pany played Oklahoma City two
weeks ago, and come direct from
Muskogee here, where they have
been playing to capacity houses
The vaudeville features include the
Oklahoma Comedy Four presenting
Harmony and Nonsense, the Mason
Sisters, Singers and Dancers. the
Kimball Brothers, and Real Danc-
ing Beauty Chorus.
Feature phOtoplays will also he
presented. today's program consist
ing of a VIM. S. Hart feature and a
Margaret Gibson comedy. The first
is scheduled at 1870.
the second at $3.50. Evening perform
ances at 6:45 and s:45.
Don't miss seeing this attraction
IL you are looking for good, clean
The program Will be
changed every day during the week,
including complete change Of pic
lures
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-19

TW-5-fg
APPLICATION FOR STOCK
Marcus Bright,
Fort Worth, Texas
hereby apply for ............. shares of stock
OF the Argus Copper and Gold Mining Company
Caready issued TO stoekhbders) at soc share and
incose ................. dollars an full payment. +"
subscribe for these shares with the understand
ing that par value Of this stock is 81 90. that the
stock is fully paid and worcestershire that It has
equal rights with all other shares.
FuuIHaa
Make all checks payable TO and mail 10
MARCUS BRIGHT Cashier Fort Worth State Bank,
Fort Worth, Texas.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-19
BROADWAY.

The management of the Broadway
has another bill of extraordinary
merit for today ay'incuding five vaude-
willie acts. two splendid comedy pic
lures and a great photoplay featuring
that popular film idol, Earle VIII
liams, in THE Seal OF silence He is
ably supported by Grace Darmond
and other notables.s Mr.. Williams,
now more than ever before in the
very forefront OF film stars, has
never appeared to greater advantage
than as DR.. Hugh Loring, capable
young physician. This photoplay in
wolves one of the most spectacular
and dramatic stories yet told on the
screen. The five vaudeville acts are
a. follows: Hall G. Gibson, singing.
talking and musical; Manley Il Gold
en- artistic whistling novelty; Doro-
thy Lamb e. Co, in comedy sketch,
"A Night with fthe Redmen;
Clark's Harmony Maids, harmony
singers; Argo Bros, sensational
eouilibrlsts. Those who attend the
matinees will be afforded better
seating accommodations
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-19
STRAND.

Hudson Town is up in arms. The
MAYOR is being besieged by irate citi-
zcns. The people of Hudson Town
want Miss Martha Sellers, the mys-
terious woman" removed from their
midst They claim she IL an un-
desirable character SO far nothing
against her personal character or
actions has been unearthed. but she
receives letters regularly from Sing
Sing prison. The citizens have con-
iated to one OF the prisoners there.
Guided that she is In some way rc-
And they want no tailbirds in their
midst
Martha Sellers stirred up a whirl-
wind of hate against herself when she
was discovered to be receiving let
ters from Ossining In Triangle's pho
toplay THE Lonely Woman"
Her husband was in Ossining. the
Innocent victim OF another's bank
robbery. All alone, she sought the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-19

climax after a series OF rapidly
moving incidents which carry all Oh
tho ilo cb5rn, cf that has won such a host
Of friends for ]. Warren kerrisan
the world over.
In this production, Mr., Kerrisans u
is supported by a notable cast ,t Ui
PLAYERS. Miss Lois Wilson VINO VIII
be happily remembered for her eh1 @
cellent work opposite the star IN n n
MANS Man" will be seen IN the role
of cynthia Burdette, a young So
ciety girl, who figures In the no 70
nance OF the story. Eugene raj
lette plays the part of Eddie Barrett'
Jimmy Farrells partner, with whon,
friendship counts above all else III
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-19
Six Women Sentenced by
Huns for Peace Efforts

GENltNA, May 1S-sM young
women were among ,hc German IN.
dependent socialists condemned to
cong prison terms hy tho military
tribunal nt Dresden recently ON
charges of conducting 'd,fruuet
and pac Usi propaganda among Ger
man soldl"rS nocorimr rp dispatches
received here from Constance.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-19
ORPHEUM FEATURE
ON EMPRESS BILL
Santi, Girl With Wonderful
Arms" Feature of
Today's Bill.

Last week featured at the
Orphcum at Kansas City Santi. THE
Carl With the Wonderful Arms in
dances of the Orient in which she Is
assisted by Alta kron. A soprano
comes to day as the headliner OF
the New Empress bill. Surrounding
Santi is an excellent bill, chief among
the acts being Bobkers Ten Arabian
whirlWinds in "Pastimes in the Des-
ert" A new war film is also to be
shown
on Thursday. Milo comes for a
three days stay. Milo, who is known
in every large city in the world, will
likely be big hit here. The gowns
worn by Milo were mado by Mile
bore of Paris. Shoes by Monsieur
Cirrotu. Paris, and hats BY Rappl
London, Milo Will likely be big
fayOrlt3 with society here.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-19

clue that would lead to his freedom
ana the restoration Of HIS good
name
How she brought about the CON
tcasion of the criminal and her hus-
bands freedom is told la Trluuglcs
thrilling and hcaugripng photoplay
The Rbncly Woman" Written by
the master ficUonist. John Morosco,
aud with Belle Eenuctt in the lead,
The Locnly Woman" makes an un-
usual appeal at the Strand theatcr.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-19
WILLIAM DESMOND AND NARY WARREN IN
TRIANGLE PLAY AN HONEST MAN:
AT the Strand today only.

the world David NJ Hartford as
ACE High" Burdettc, gambler
who plays fair even when ne loses
gives n remarkable portrayal, While
the remainder OF the cast Is COM
posed OF such well-kuown players as
william Conklin. Eleanor Grove,
Roy Laidlaw. clifford Alexander
Albert j. Cody, Wallace Worsley and
Frank CLARK.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-19

MARCUS BRIGHT-Caahier Fort Worth
state Bank Fort Worth, Texas.
FATHER ROBERT NJ. NoLAN-Fort worth,
Texas
l.. +. CALKINS-CaIkins T. Patton steel
Brokers, Fort Worth. Texas.
T. f. PATTON-Calkins & Patton. steel
Brokers, Fort Worth Texas
IKE A. WYNN--Attorney, Fort Worth. Texas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-21
.DRAF 7 BOARDS.
5END.N|NE MEN
six Rows Go from City and Three from
County-wm Soon Enter
Training.

ssS.Six, men were sent t" various camps
Yesterday by the city draft board. ana
three were sent by the county draft
board to Camp Joseph Johnson at jack
sonville. Fla These men will all en-
ter ths. different branches OF training.
Albert Eau and Schdag were sent by
the county draft board as blacksmiths.
while John Hunksr was sent as an az
tornobile mechanic. These men arc all
well known in the out-the-pike district.
all three having been residents of the
EdSwood addition for many years.
A number Of popular lads Of this city
were sent yesterday by the city draft
board. These men will enter many OK
the various branches OF tn" service.
F'riedel CirosSman went over the Baiti-
more and Ohio az $40 for Camp Wheel
err Macon Ga. where he will enter the
medical supply depot. William Schaeter
went to Camp Greene. Charlotte. y. C..
where he will enter the medical sup
ply depot at that camp.
David Daniels. we'll known viotInIst
left for Camp Lee. Petersburg. Va.
where ne will enter tho medical supply
department. Young Daniels is one Of
the pfoHlh&nN S"u"S 'n'H '' ~ ''|i
cal line in this city. and handles the
violin with great deNtrrity. II" proved
OF great assistance I" the draft boards
during the registration Of the draftees.
when he acted as interpreter. being able
TO speak several languages.
Ernest F. Stamm. wen, 20 Camp
Ercenlnar n ngl"thorpe. ia. while
Chester Cheshire left. for the Column
,., - parraCkS and will then be
transferred ~ some other part of the
country. He is in the United States
government Filling Service. Everett
kennon went tn Philadelphia. where he
entered the medical supply depot there.
The notifications for the men that
leave on May Gard. are being mailed
out TO the sixsy-five men. although the
lists have not yet been made public.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-21
SHADYS|DE
To Help thc Babies.

Won't You weigh and measure vour|
baby fur Inclr Sam" This appeal has
r"n" out frnm the child Bureau Of the
/. :. government that statistics may
w. complied and the little ones Of the
nation hr helped In this time of stress
II" onr refuses what the government
asks. Therefore the women Of the COM
munity will dn that work this week. II
IS planned II mold Il conference Of moth
rrs in the Christian church this after
noon. beginning IT $40 o'clock Mrs
W"cmS. health nurse Of Rcllairn schools
and local physicians will talk an the
hahT's health and answer questions dur
InE the open talks. Music and a r"rita-
non Will afford recreation. Every moth
or IS urgently invited la h,. present. On
Wednesday,. Thursday ami Friday after
Moons from $50 I" son o'clock chill
drrn may b." weighed mud measured in
III" "ffIr" "f nr. Wi"diran on Central
av"nu". Their" IS NJ charge for this
service. y physician or n trained nurse
will Sup"rintcnd tho work and each
child will he handled privately. II Is
not optional with III" parent Cor tn"
government requires This record tn BE-
made and if not done now sever. meas
u7cS may b" adopted later by tho au-
thoritirS. Bring Your child (from ono
To- six years ~ ag") and further tn"
work chc"rfully. SnadySidc knows no
Slack"rs and this effort 10 conserve :hr
ccuntry'S babies is truly 4 war meas
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-21
WHITE SLAYER
|. GETS FIVE YEARS
Clarksburg Man Pound Guilty by Fed
erA Court Jury.

Judge A. q Dayton IN federal court
yesterday afternoon sentenced James
Iapor;. alias James Little. ClarkShurS
Italian To five years in tho ps>nitcntiary
following 4 verdict returned by a jury
after celebrating fifteen minutes. Pa
pora. alias Little. was charged with rin-
lating the Mann white slave act. CharE-
I'd with transporting jessie Grass. also
"f ClarksburE, to lniOntown. Pa. and
from Uniontown back 10 Clarlts burg.
for immoral purposes. Miss Cross told
of going to Clarkshurg al the HON" nf
the defendant and at Cniontown lived
as man and wife. with all money sh"
made turned over Ia III" defendant. She
also stated tina; hc had threatened her
life on several occasions.
Tho jury trying IN" case was compos
I'd of Frank I. Jones. foreman: Isaac
Carney. Patrick Gibb. Ralph Anderson.
Edward NJ. Cotton. Robert l.. Hlbbs.
Harry \. F"lmar. GcorS" W. Norton.
August Il. Rcmpi;e. George MrTrnrll"n.
Wiley Degarmo and Douglas Eruc~.
Tho case OF l.. S. Hansinrd Of Chilli
Gothic. Ohio. whose case was called in
federal court yesterday morning has
been postponed until tomorrow Hans
ford had 10 attorney and judge a. Il.
Dayton asked Attorney J. !. r"nlrf If
ne would defend him. Attorney C"niCf
accepted.
Hansrord was indicted on n charg" nf
violating the Mann white slave ar:.
charged with transporting Elizabeth
Moran. OF Chillicnth". Ohio. Ia ,'larkS-
burg for immoral purposes. Tin" Girl is
but fifteen years Of age. H. plead no.
guilty 70 the charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-21
FOR EXCESSIVE
URIC ACID
Is Cent Bottle (32 Doses)
F R F. E.

Jus, because you start the day wor-
ried and tired. stiff legs and. arms and
muscles. an. aching head. burning and
bearing down pains III thr back-wOrn
out before the day h"EiaS--du not think
you have 70 stay in that condition.
Re strong. we'll and vigorous. with no
more pains from stuff joints. sore mus
cles rheumatic suffering. aching back
or kidney trouble.
If you suffer from bladder weakness.
with burning. scaldine pains. or If You
arc in and out Of bed half dozen
times a night. you will appreciate the
rest. comfort and strength this treat
nnerlt gives.
To prove the Williams Treatment con-
quers kidney and bladder diseases.
rheumatism and all other ailments when
due to excessive URIC acid. M matter
how chronic or stubborn. il r0u hay"
never tried tn" Williams Treatment. We
Will give you me 15c bottl" l32 dnsnS }
free ii You will cut out this notice and
srud IT with YOUR nam" and address. and
10 cents tn help pay postage. packing.
etc. 20 Thu pr. i. \. Williams Company.
Dept k-aS2. +. q. Block h.;lst Hampton.
runn Send ~ once AMI you will re-
c.ive by parcel post regular &c
bottle. without charge AMI without in
curing any obligation. Only onc bottle
:" rho sam" address or family.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-21
ShadYstde Notes.

Tho campaign f"- the second Rcd
Cross War Fund started yesterday with
vigor and already gives promise Of Sus-
tuning IN" reputation nf the community
Ia go over the top" M every occasion
Subscriptions made tn the workers may
BE- paid at the Smith News Stand. This
is not drive for members. Every
cent is n direct gift IN war relief. Each
one should contribute" NOR" than the
mrr" membership fee of n dollar.
Mr.. charles Danford, who is max ing
the srhnol enumeration for this year. re-
ported on saturday the names Of 6Sa
children of school age. 1t is anticipat-
I'd that the number will reach fully 500
before tho work Is completed.
MIR. and Mrs. Waldo VI. Carnahan nt
Lincoln avenue. with their TWO little
sons. were guests VI relatives in Wheel
ing yesterday They were accompanied