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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-03
new STEAMBOAT FOR
UPPER OHIO RIVER
cs,ot. Hughes soils Interest in Grocro
Line and Wharfboat a:
QRlltpolts.
IDtcliEcncor.

Snoc:al tn The IntclliE"nc"r.
CINCINNATI. -, jar. 2.--t"CnrdinS
20 an announcement mad" here today
a new steamboat will ply tic upper
Ohio river and kanawha r::'"r in West
Virginia. beginning n"Nt week. aS \
result, Of d"a! mad" between capt.
Gordon I. Greene OF tho Grccn" linz"
Cincinnati. and Capt. J. ii. hughes OF
liailir"lls. -.
Capt. Greene returned home today
from L;allipolis. where tho deal WAS e.
fcctcd Capt. Hughes sold his in:rr' st
in tho Green line and Tho wharf boat
at Gallipolis I" Capt. Green" for sum
not made pablo. In return. Captain
Greene sold tho steamer Leroy In Cant.
Hughes. The Leroy will be withdrawn
from the Cincinnati trade To replace the
chris Greene. owned h? the Greene line.
in the Kanawha trade. and the Chris
Greene will operate between Cincinnati
and Charleston.
The now Arrangement. II Is stated.
will also nrovId" tnr an carly increaso
IN facilities IN Wrsi Virginia and Ohio
river points in the Wheeling and Pitts
hurph trade.
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FLOOD STAGE
(Contiuued From Page One.)

several sections RI tho city. A Stage Of
80 feet is sufficient to tlcnd the cellars
Of buildings situated on South wabash
street on the Island. South Main street
and on the lowest levels in vicinity of
eth and Main and 4Sth streets.
A stage Of 30 feet and Inches Is
sufficient to flood the Rcnwood subway
and cut the Wheeling traction com
pany's cars OFF n that point. This will
probably happen shortly before noon
today.
No river stage under 10 feet has any
terrors for Rrnwood since flood gates
were placed in the sewers Of tina, city
near where the sewers empty into tho
river. some years ago. Before thrac
flood gates were installed all Of Center
Errwood was flooded 10y 4 stag" OF ~
foot by water backing through the sew
cfr. Will" the food gales are closed
, the sewage is removed from tho mains
by r.utriilcal pumps. Tn" only cn"c,
Of tho YrrSen; r.s' on M"uH5sv!lI" Will
hr iu food \ frw cellars IN ia" rN'rHm"
lower end Of tho ci,T. About all ~
MUuu!sy.llc tina; amounts ~ anything
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-03
WILSON IN ITALY
on BOARD PRESIDENT WILSON

on BOARD PRESIDENT WILSON'S
SPECIAL TRAIN. Jan. @.---tBy the As
ISOLATED Press. TIL" Franco Italian
frontier was crossed ~ MoGan" AZ 1890
O'Clock THIS morning by President Mil
sons SPECIAL train. Th" presidential
party was met ut III" frontier by Amer
lean Ambassador Page. Count Mach! di
tHllere. Italian ambassador I" thc
United States. and IN" frir"" Of. tGiIi".
who will accompany ~" p1rtT Ia Rome.
Tho pr"Sidcri,H! party caught lis
first GLIMPSE Of IA" $i'"w-"apI'"l pea ks
Of The western Alps ut breakfast tim"
while tn" train waS crawling slowly
through the mountain passes.
President Wilson rested today from
tho continuous round d ar;iVitirS Of
his English visit and is looking for
ward with great pleasure to his visit
To Rome
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FAITlNO%T. W. Va. Jan. 2.---t>nc man
was drowned and property loss amount
ing to millions. duo 10 the scvcr" h"ous
which swept down the l'pper N"noEEa-
Tho ohio river at Cincinnati hy late
food s,aSc Of 81 foe; was reached.
Ice Nicholson. a u. < Q. hrnkrnha'
WIN slir;rd over n bank at Little FANS
while throwing n swl;ch last night WAS
swrp; away IN III" foods and crowned;
Ma,in.nr;"n. L"carSQort, M"tZ ana
rihcr rn,yus OF Buffalo Creek we're
flooded, tho water reaching the hrSt
floors OF the prs,oniccs and leading bus
mess houses
Towns an The Euckhnnnon, TySarts
Valley mud West Fork rivers from luEN'
harmon, h.lkns and Weston. on down
those streams tn their mouth export
cnccd flood troubles. Tonight the moods
were recrdiug slowly. many bridges
were washed away and much !lFc$l"ch
drowned in the floods.
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PITTSBURGH, Jan. 2.--Lowlands arc
under water. several plants and houses
have hcrn flooded. coal mines have been
closed and floating property DAMAGED
hy the flood which tonight Is passing
out Of The Allegheny and Monongah"la
rivers into the Ohio at this point. Late
tonight the danger mark OF - feet had
been passed, but the prediction is that %
feet. tho expected minimum. will be
reached carly tomorrow morning.
LOADED coal hnrges and flats. together
! with house boats on the MononSahela
river hc-n. were swept from their moor
ings today by the swift current. but only
ono flat went under. The runaway craft
were caught at the Point and tied up oy
rescue steamers.
,roal mines along tho Monongahcla
suspended operations today when the
river dams were rendered useless By the
rising wntcrs. 1t is expected that Inc
flood will quickly subsdc with litt" ~
no damage TO houses or plants along The
, rive. front
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and PnrkcrSburE. Clarkshurg, Marlin
ton. MorEantowu. Romnoy. Salem. SIS
trrsv!lln, New Cumberland. William
son. Weirton. Thomas. Spencer. F'ark-
'crSburg. colorcd. and Hinton. colnrcd.
Most OF thcs" schools are organized IN
tho six-thrcc-thrc" pHn--iha junior
high school including tho seventh.
eighth and ninth grades. This Is
shown IN tho rorn0; ~ l.. l.. Friend.
state supervisor OF high schools.
The state also IS shown Ii have thir-
trcn high schools with normal traiD-
ing departments. while nv" hav" been
approved h. thr federal board for in
struCtion N trades and Industries.
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Stop Itching Eczema

Never mind how often you have tried
and failed, you can stop burning, itching
eczema quickly by applying Zemo fur.
nished by any druggist for Csc. Extra
large bottle. S100. Healing begins the
moment Zcmo is applied. In short
time usually every trace of eczema.
letter, pimplcs, rash. blackhcads and
similar skin diseases will be removed.
For clearing the skin and making it
vigorously healthy. always use zemo,
the penetrating. antiscptic liquid: 1t
is not greasy and does not stain. When
others fail it is the one dependable
treatment for skintroubles Of all kinds
The E. W. Rose Co.. Cleveland. O.
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Twenty-Five Mine Accidents.

CHARLESTON. ~. Va. Jan. -
Total fatalities from min" ac"Id"nts
in Wcst Virginia in tho month "f NO
vcmhcr were only twcnty-nIn". nearly
a third less than reported for any other
month. It IS shown by thu report or
the state department OF mines. Mn"
Of these were caused by falls "f STAT"
and coal; eleven 20 mine car aC'it''ntS ::
four 20 motor accidents: on" to doc
trocution: two 70 lirplc. ami wv to
misccllaneous accidrns. Seven OF III"
fatalities occurred IN Mcdowell COIN
~: i've in Logan: four each in Wr"-
ming and Fayctte: three In MinE": TWO
in Kanawhn. and ono zach in Rr""kc.
Mercer, Raleigh and Tucker.
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CHARLESTON. W. Va. Jan. .
classification Of the last military reg
list RAJ ion IN West Virginia. including
men Of IS. ~. 20 and 50 To -. ,Nctu-
sire. produced II total of 31.i%4 class
nnr mon. II has Just h"on ANNOUNCED
by tho state military census and. or
r7lim"nt department. or 'hes". ~"
1S-year-old class furnished i",S54: i"''
19-ycar-old. S.673: the cG-y"ar-"ld
S24o; and tho 80 TO 3f. inclusive.
1865 men.
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t'1fARLESTnN. W. Va. Jan. = A'n
,urrrd tn snow late today and allaE"d
The serious danger # lnuidhi'nE an ~
Charleston from II" swn.i"h N'i,h ~; "a
under water and alnmg Elk river; near
us mouth the water has entered S"H-
,nd s;uri.S IL dwellings,
limited States Engineer Fnnklin an
ununc"d har" lat" tonight thai N" cFrS.
Of the flood has been reached with n"
! IIanawhg river at n 36-r,nt "laEc. The
normal stage OF the river here - l"clN"
frrt. The river will rrna'n stationary
Al 20 feet far *nrn" hours. MI C"hkiin
stated mud then begin "a r"c"de
A blanket If snow five inches d'rr
| covers tia, part nf the city which Is
not ,lnGrr water. and persons are "Nr"r-
! iAncing extreme difficulty m moving
household goods from inundated resi-
drncrs or thoss seriously Threatened.
. The entire organization - ~" cry
! street drpar;mcnt was employed Today
in fhr work "f r"s"uing flood Suii"rfrS'
J All Of TN" city tcauis w"r" uSrd 80 mo- '
! families from houses *urround"d ny
! r,Irr and wherever possible. 10 convey
th"ir hr,Isch"d goods /" higher ground.
! In som" few instances il was n"r"@'
! "ary I" usr much persuasion III ORDER
I Ia re, families +" r"aliG" tho danger ~
, their prrdiram"nt and in on" instance
! Tho head nc q household refused :" Krt
out hf bod after the rest Of III" family
: had left. He was left ia his fate.
} The sufferers were taken to III" r:iY
! hall where they rccrir"' "HcrY attention
! under the direction of city Manager Nc
/ ,h"sn|y. They will b" taken care or
! uutil tho wafer has rCc"dHd and their
khom"s arc III n condition f"c occupancy.
! Special Dispatch To tho IntelliGcnccr.
! rINrINNATI o.. Jan. A stage Of
/ E5 fort is expected in tho Ohio river
/ hcrr sunday. Tonight IN" ris" Is al -"
! rate Of % Of foot an hour here. The
| 80 foot stage Will be passed some time
| Friday \ mndcrat" flood Is passing
| gu, n th, Kanawha. Tho Elk. Lower
Mig Sandy and the Lower Licking rivers
| Tonight. Flnnd stages will hr reached
/ in tho upper portion Of tho Cincinnati
| district tu-mnrrow. The rains were
| heaviest in the West Virginia district
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Meeting Place Changed.

HUNTINGTON. ". Va. Ian. e
Tho Annual meeting Of the Nomcns
Missionary Council of IN" McthootHt
Episcopal church. originally Schcau.eu
fo- rho wc-rk beginning February 81.
in This city. has been transferred to
Memphis. Tenn. fer the convenience OF
tho delegates. 1t will be held In the
latter CITY on the Same date.
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Announces Candidacy.

cLARKSBURG. ". Va. Jan. Wv.
II. Webster. Of Berkeley Springs clerk
Of the, circuit. court of Morgan county
has announced himself as candidate
for serGcant-at-a in the next
house of delegates. Jack smith. OF
Huntington. doork"epcr Of tho senate
during the las, two regular and SOW
eral special sessions. announces that
he will he candidate for reappoint-
rnnnt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-03
POLICE SKETCHES

Al; kush"l and Al Walford were ar
rested by Officer Wnrls on drunk
charges and will be tried in police
cour, this morning. Fred HindricE:"n
VAC nulled in by officer Fullerton on
tho same charge and Will be up before
Judge Watkins this morning.
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Appointed . can.

MORG ANTOWN. W. Va. Ian. -.
Prof w. H Alderman head Of IN"
department Of horticultur" in West
Virginia University. has been appoint
Cd acting dean cr th" College of -hEr!-
cultur" during tho absence of DR. John
Ice Coulter, now serving as 4 re-
rional director Of reconstruction Work
in France.
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WHY HAIR FALLS OUT

DandruT causes f"vcrsh irritation
OF tho scalp. III" hair roots shrink. loosen
and then the hair. comes out fast. TIC
stop falling hair at once and rid the
scalp Of every particle Of dandrun, set
a small bottle Of pandertne at any drag
store for few cents, pour . little In
your hand and rub we'll into tho scalp
After several applications all dandrun
disappears and the nair stops coming
mt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-03

Directors Of the West Virginia Lurn-
Der and Supply Dealers Association
have designated February 5. and
us the time for holding tho next nm
nual convention. Huntington had pro-
vicusly bccr selected rs the place.
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INlONTOWS. Pa. jan. ".--Thc crest
Of tho flood In tic NoroEahr!a riT"r nj
Rrownsvillc. nrar here. was reached
shortly after midnight. thr stag" beng
~. feet. Lnwlands arc Inundated ana
about iifty residences flooded. Floating
property was torn lo'o"~ ny The Hood
waters hut tho craft Tcr" rescued o.
fore damage resulted. Property lH?5 IN
Rrnwusyillc and West BROWNSVILLE Will
he trivial.
Reports late today 70 INC effect ma
several persons had hcrn drowned at
Ma"oflI"wn. proved untr7l" on !nvcst!Ga-
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--
Special to Tho InteiliSenccr.
FAIHStoST. Dec. Five Marion
county towns held town elections today.
In each town the issues wer" purely
local and not much interest was SH""h
IN the results. At Wortt7ncton II" tci-
enbone lines wcrc dowr, becauS" ~
floods and no rcnnrt cruld =" secured.
4 very close election was held ut FAR
. minrton. the Progressive Improvement
! ticke, winning over m" citiZ'hS tI''>',
. by n few votes. The F'r"ET@sIHeS cie'''d
! 7. Jenkins Mayor. Charles Swish"r
recorder and VIII Murphy. b l.. tAml'.
ton, R. 3. Worlry. E!I"rE parr1sa ana
W.. E. Maple. counciln'"H. THESE 'ano''
dates received votes ranging from - 20
0.
The defeated candidates were H. J.
Fartze1 for mayor: II. l. Kuhn for 70
order, and levi Durham and A. c. Col
MS for council.
At Fa;rview \ peculiar situation arises
rom the fact that {. +. McElroy. candr-
late for recorder on ~" Peoples ticket.
md T. W. McChcsney. candidate Tor III"
Same office on the citizens tcNct. each
received So votes. The Citizens ticket
elected j. F. Mccoy mayor. with -
votes and the following councilnen: n.
| s. Luton. y. - lpSt' H. = '''~~N''
B. Booher and p. r. Yates.
3. F. Batson. who led the Peoples
rarity. was defeated for mayor. receiving
SIS votes.
At Rtvcsvil1e the Independent party
elected a full ticket as follows: Mayor
J. V. Williams. Recorder. Fl. n. Satter-
fcla; Councilmcn. L. J. Farson. j. J.
Spencer Roy Duvall. ?. S! Musgrove
Ss;nd Joseph Cavalier. The defeated Cat!-
zen's Party ticket was headed by t:er. ).
3. Yoke for mayor and Joseph kcen"r
for recorder.
The Peoples Party won the election by
maiorities of So Of the Citizens Party.
The candidates elected w"r":
Mayor. G. +. Baker 1@9 votes: Recor-
der, ". T. Fargrrty: Touncimcn. sam
Cornell. Harry Eicr. Enoch 2. Snyder
Grant Powell and George Murphy.
T. Leo James. Citizens candidate for
maycr received "a votes Other ca7di-
dnt.s on the C:t;zrr's ticket w"Tn Henry
lambert, s. r. Hall. Clyde Leonard. i.
|4T. Harden and c. Salv"tti. for council.
ROMEET. W. Va. Jan. AT the
municipal election h.l1 hcre today. J"-
seph ~ Kelley was elected mayor. f. W.
Irginan. recorder: lanes W. Crawford.
Joseph VI. Polling and y. ]. Thompson.
councilraen. ". t. Parker. r. NJ. Grim
and J. =. Powell! each received al
equal vote" but only five councilman can
DO elected.
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SENATOR HOLLIS RETURNS.

WASHINGTON. Jan. .. - Senator
Hollis Of New hampshire returned TO
the Senate Today. after an absence OF
six months. during which n" visited
England. France. SPAN and B"igium.
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T,ARKSBCRLi. W. Va, Jan. -
Clothiers OF tn" state are being notl-
fed that tho annual state convention
Of the Wes, Virginia clothisrs' Asso-
citation will DO held January Il ana
60 at Wheeling. Several mon Of ma
ttonaI prominence III the clothing bust
ness will be honor guests.
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STATE NEWS
Declines Appointments

NNEGLS~'NN. u. va. Jan.
i. TtJlow. director OF agricul-
Sxtcas:on ~ Yves. F.rElni. Cn'-
yersity. has declined appointment as
a regional director OF AGRICULTURAL re
CONSTRUCTION II France. His asSocl-
a;e, Dr., John Les Coulter. IS already
serving in that capacity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-03

nearly every West Virginia station re-
porting moro than an inch ard 4 half OK
rain in the past > hours. At Charles
ton, W. Va. late to-day. the kanaWha
river had risen 81 feet. rrnching S5. Al
l;kcsvillc. ai5 feet in ,! hours. Point
PLEASANT reported rise Of 1871 feet and
Portsmouth IFS feet.
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Appointed Deputy.

PARSONS, W. Va. Jan. c.-Shertft
ohm +. Repair has appointed raul
Dudley. returned soldier. as deputy
sheriff 10 succeed James a. G. Bed
ford deceased.
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Going Across.

MARTIESEJRG. w. Va. Ian. &
Ralph T Dawson. we'll known young
resident Of this city. is on the hiGh
seas bound for EIadiv"stok. Russia
where he will serve for two years as
Y NJ. c. A. secretary.
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CHARLESTON. ". Va. Jan. p
West Virginia now has twenty junior
high schools. located as follows:
Charleston. two: Huntington. four;
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SAILS FOR EUROPE.

WASIlINGTON. ian. >. - Harry. VI.
Robinson. assistant 10 Chairman Hur-
low o: the shippsn: board has sailed
Tor Europe on Instructions from Mr..
Hurley.
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Juubermen Meet In February.
HUNTINGTON. ". Va. jan. =
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special 20 The In,elligcnccr.

is situated beyond the reach Of AL food
NcMcchcn IL also ont Of the Hood zone.
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STATE
ELECTIONS
10 ELECTIONS WERE HELD IN
CHESTER OR NEWELL--FAIR-
J. MONT REPORT INTER
ESTNG.
We Marion County Towns Hold Close
Cnttle FOR Various Ofnces.

lin Chester and Newell II" H'H''''Hs
were held today. TIL" f"il"w7nS 'eP"'
which was received from a''""'"'.
shows a spirited confess; IN several u
the down state towns.
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--DCY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS-
Jackson County journal., 1919-03-07
Weekly Health Talks
The Many Mysteries
Of Nature
BY L. ". BOWER. M, D.

}oE can take an onion seed and pansv
seed and plant them side by side in the
fame spot OF ground. In one case. Won
fc an onion, with its peculiarly strong
cdor. and in the other you get a flower of
rare beauty. You can plant a poppy seed
and ect opium "a dangerous, habit. forming
drug. or you can plant a rhubarb seed and
Get something ;hat helps constipation. No
scientist, living or dead can explain these
mysteries Of Nature. Behind the invisible
HE germ in each seed is hidden the deep
secret that nobody understands. Every
thing growing out Of the ground seems in
tended fer some use III establishing natural
conditions DR.. Pierce, Of Buffalo. n. V.
lorg since found out what is naturally best
Tor "omea's diseases. He learned it all
through treating thousands of cases. The
result e Ills studies was a medicine called
Ir Per.e's Favorite Prescription. This
rlt.Hf is made of vegetable growtbs that
rawe surely intended for backacbe. head
ache Weakening drains. bearing down
ia.H'. periodical irregularities. pelvic in
iamwauaG., and for the many disorders
CONNER n @ women IN all ages of life DR..
f4efees Eavorite Prescription is made Of
lady slipper root. black cohosh root, uni
corn -oo. b.ue cohosh root and Oregon
grope rae' Women who take this stand
gId remedy Eacw that in DR.. Pierce's
favorte Prescription they are getting
sale woman tonic so good that druggists
everywhere sen IT,
fovor'e Prs.rftion should have the
iDI confidence al every woman in America
because i contains no alcohol and no mar
cotic. Or. Pierce knew. when he first
made this STANDARD medicine, that whisky
ana morphine are injurious. and so he has
Always Kept them out of his remedies.
send l9e TO DR.. Pierce's Invalids Hotel,
hdhalo, y. l., tor trial pkg. of tablets.
Jackson County journal., 1919-03-07
HN@R&iqq}}Egxzj11N
@9&!aRkRnEkaat 3!
ARMY MOT0RIST IN FRANCE
Per'is and Pitfalls Are Described by
Colonel TyndaIi in Letter to
Carl G. Fisher.

There will be couple Of million
real 'Road-Boosters' back in the Init
ed States when the war is over, as l
think all of the men over here appre-
ciate how good roads can be made in
valuable. In my mind there is no
doubt that the good roads of France
saved her in two instances
Coz. Robert II. Tyn6all of the One
Hundred and Fiftieth field artillery
thus writes from cover there" to
Chairman Carl G. Fisher of the A, A.
A. touring board. It will be remem-
bered that these two were closely as
sociated several years ago in the trans
continental tour from Indianapolis to
San Francisco, at which time much
of the route of the Lincoln highway
was decided upon. Colonel Tyndall
is an inveterate road driver and has
covered thousands of miles of good.
bad, ana Indifferent American high
ways. In his letter "ho.ne," he goes
on to say:
L have seen movements of troops
made in the dark which would have
been impossible in any other country
Jackson County journal., 1919-03-07
CaIomeI Users! Listen To Me!
| Guarantee Dodson's Liver Tone
Your druggist gives back your money if it doesn't
hven your liver and bowels and straighten
you up without making you sick

Ugh! Calomel makes you sick. It's
horrible! Take dose of the dangerous
drug tonight and tomorrow you may
lose days work.
Calomel is mercury or quicksilver
which causes necrosis of the bones.
Calomel, when it comes into contact
with sour bile, crashes into it, breaking
it up. This is when you feel that awful
nausea and cramping. If you are slug
gish and "all knocked out" if your
liver is torpid and bowels constipated
or you have headache, dizziness. coat
ed tongue, If breath is bad or stomach
sour, just try spoonful of harmless
Dodson's Liver Tone tonight.
Here's my guarantee-Go to any
drug store and get bottle of Dodson's
Liver Tone for a few cents. Take a
Jackson County journal., 1919-03-07
GOOD ROADS IN NEW JERSEY
State Has Standardized Upon Con.
crete Construction-WiIIB Build
Nothing Else in Future.

w. D. Thompson, acting highway en-.
gineer of New Jersey, says the ma
cadam-surfaced Lincoln highway In
Ne" Jersey has been seen to rapidly
disintegrate and fall away under the
terrific strain imposed upon the road
by the heavy motortrucks now travel
ing it day and night.
New Jersey has standardized upon
concrete construction and hereafter
will build nothing else on its main
routes Of travel. Future building will
be of concrete of minimum width of
IL feet with foot penetration shoul.
der on each side and laid upon nothine
less than 30-foot right of way.
Two miles of such construction arc
now being completed upon the Lincoln
highway in New jersey, near IselIn.
the cost of which will be SIG. 600 in,
dicating in no small measure the ideas
of the New Jersey commissioners that
a heavy initial expense is, in fact. econ.
omy in the long run.
Jackson County journal., 1919-03-07
YOUNG MAN WAS INTERESTED
Not understanding, Fellow PASSENGER
OF Literary Workers" Imagined
mat He Scented Romance.

indiana has many women novelists
ana still more aspiring ones. The other
uaS TWO girls with literary ambitions
ana who have not yet been successful
III selllng story went to an Indian.
apoils movie. AS usual they began tn
dlScusS the stories on which they were
working. How is your man nov? ."
asked the first in louder tone than
she usually used. How is he getting
along in his lovemaking"
'oii, I'm having a terrible time with
nm, returned the second. EVERY
thlns he says sounds so awkward
and"
lhe pair of broad shoulders in front
or them turned and the eyes of one of
Indianapolis young attorneys began TO
Try to solve their identity. But before
ne could recognize them they fled with
the determination to do .literary
work at home y.-Indianapolis
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