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Arizona republican., 1919-12-28
EDUCATION IN INDIA
 UNDER NATIVE RULE

BARODA-The state of Baroda. which is governed by-a Hindu Maha- rajah and a council is semi i-indepen- dent in its internal affairs. Unlike the British, this state has compulsory and free educational system which began to be experimented in ten vil- Iages in 1893. In 1906 elementary edu- cation was made free and compul- sory for both boys and girls.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-28
N0RTHlN1c|0NchR hRE
 HERE UNDER AUSPICES 0F Fl zAR|BAH PATROL

In less time than it takes. to tell how the feat is accomplished B car loads of amusement equipment will be unloaded in Phoenix this afternoos and will be installed in it's home for one week at Washington street and Sixth avenue. This huge consign-
Arizona republican., 1919-12-28

There are numerous ways to skin a cat If we won't support France, she can get support from England, think ing that England can get support from us
Arizona republican., 1919-12-28

the chase-that's3 the remarkable punch of the story.
 The Ford Weekly is the augmenting feature.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-12
WILLIS \. MARSHALL
OUT FOR SHERIFF
Deputy County Clerk Makes Formal
Announcement OF His Candidacy.

Willis H Marshall. deputy County
Clerk. Yesterday formally announced
his intention to become candidstH for
the Republican nomination for sh-rnt Of
Ohio County. Mr.. Marshall has for the
past eleven years been connected with
the county clerks office. in mHl,.nS
the announcement Of his intentions q"
become a candidate for the n"minatiun
for sheriff. Mr.. Marshall states that he
is only complying with the wishes Of
scores Of his friends who hav" been
urging the step for some time past and
that he goes into the race with Il large
gune concerning his success.
The political situation in general IS
becoming hotter every day. At present
1t looks like there will be a. least
around half dozen in the race Tor The
besides Mr.. Marshall have siEniil"d their
intentions Of becoming Candid.t'S or are
expected to within 4 few days. They
are Campbell Henderson. "N-rhi'f or
police: Harry T. CloUsc, deputy rl,rk. Of
the circuit court. and Or. Icon l;"rfrr,
tho city veterinarian.
John Howard Wells. present Cl"rk OF
the county court has formally ANNOUNCE
ed that he will be candidate Ia sue
coed himself "a county clerk. and John
L. Kinghorn has aunoupced his intention
Of becoming a candidate for Perfection
TO the clerkship of the circuit C"Hrt.
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Carl
G Bachman is the only man L. have
thus far siCnifed his intention 10 be-
come n candidate form the n"inlnAtn
for prosecuting attorney. II MAS ru,
lnored for while that Attorney Fred
Brinkman might step into ms race, hut
II has since been asserted that he VII.
give ND the ghost 70 talk" IN" post Of
assistant prosecuting attorney.
william A Hankey. and I.Erl Peddt-
cord, arc both putting up night Tor
nomination for county asseSs0r which
nosttion is now held by Mr.. lGankcy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-12
ST.. MARYS

II. n Ellis. Of Sistersvllle, was ous-
mess caller here, Saturday,.
charles Colvin returned FRIDAY from
R.ilru station. where he has been cih-
Mr and Mrs. Charles Morgan left
Monday for Cleveland. Tenn, to WISH
W A. Bcrcn, Of Marietta. was here a
few days this week looking after DUST
J"!n Hrothcrs spent Sunday with rel.
ntiy,s at willow.
g. &. MrTaggart. Of Eureka, was
bushes caller her" Saturday
Mss Alice Mcli t.,, was c the guest Oh
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Rockwell spent the
yrrh end with relatives at Paden CitS'
Ealph White, of New Martinsvllie,
was calling on his customers here Mon
., e somberson. OF Broad Rum was
" ", II. Stcerc, Of Grape Island. was
herr on business, Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Butcher. or
S,.uncnvIllc. arc visiting relatives and
friends here this week
Mss Sadie Gracey spent Sunday win
FRI. uIS in Marietta. ,r.
Harry Morgan was at EUREKA iues-
* g. Dotson left Saturday on bust
nr=s trip In Tennessee. a..
EI Bubcl spent the week end at MS
hciu,. IN SiStrr&NIlIG.
IL wcy Carpenter was at ParK"rsours
Sunday. ,-a
Earl Snyder of Eureka. was here
tn, "d.ty. e.
Waiter Bachman, of LaRellc. was IN
town Saturday.
i. II. Mcbride was ut Willow tues
day. A., ,,,,,.
Quincy Adams returned to his nome
in I'urkrrshurE. Tuesday.
Mrs. T. L. BirkheImcr spent Sunday
with friends at Marietta
III Hall was at I'arkcrshurG. Tues
day.
Jacob Corcnhavcr left Tuesday Tor
Charleston, where he Will reside.
Fred Trauiman left TUESDAY Tor far-
k,r4hurr. where he Will enlist in the
Harry Bolcy was at rarkcrsburg on
Tuesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-12

ricultural meetings" as the $40
paying proposition. by Brice Da1ne.
This was followed by a general discus
sion Of topics OF interest 10 members.
The program committee for the ensuing
wear are Mr.. G.. Norman Dsgne and mis-
scs Florence Jones and Agnes Luxe. No
meeting Will he held in the month OF
January but the next meeting VIII %
held February 10th.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII McCracken Of Viola
are the proud parents OF u new BABY
boy.
Creek who has been seriously Ill is now
convalescing.
Mrs. Jessie Davis spent several days
last week visiting her sister Mrs. Frank
Blake OF Wheeling Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Earlewine and
son spent the weekend visiting rela'
tiycs in Elm Grove.
There was no school Friday. Deem.
her 18th, the teachers all attending a
Marshall county round table e Ben
wood.
MT. Glenn Kent 10 visiting relatives
At Rycrson Station, Pa. this week.
Mrs. Mary Taylor Of Irish Ridge has
been Ill and DR.. Arnold was calia1 T.
III
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-12

i"ty will hold its next meeting at viola
ON Saturday evening. December 18TH:
The question for debate is: Resolved
that brotherhood in the League OF nat
IONS Will be beneficial to the wcifar" or
the American nation. Affirmative. Robt.
Junkins, Jr.. and Hayes Francis: mega
i've. Joseph Ii"risford and WIN Junkins.
The Sand llill Arri'ultura! club met
ON Tuesday evening. December 9th. at
the NJ T.. church and owing tn the m
rlrmcnt weather the audience was small
hut they made up IN enthusiasm WHIT
they lacked in numbers
Fart Of the program. an impromptu
one. was instructiv" and entertaining.
Music for the .l"niug was furnished by
Miss Agnes Luxe and Messrs Turner
and Moss accompanies.
The subject discussed by the county
agent. Reed. was Tho most economic
ally balanced dairy ration" II was well
received and appreciated. my cNrer'
icncc in growing Soy beans" by Frank
Woodruff, was most instructive. - Next
was an organ and violin duet by Miss
Luke and Messrs Turner and Moss.
An nprrcciaiivc paper by Miss Agnes
Luke on why the women Of the COM
muuity should be Interested in the az
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-12
1000 WORkNEN
At RIVERSIDE
MEN ARE FLoCKING IN GREAT
NUMBERS TO SECURE THEIR
OLD PLACES IN NATIONAL
TUBE PLANT.
r,o- Men Fail TO vote-Worf Re
sumed at 1,aBelle, Laughltn ana
tna-Standard-w steel
To Go On.

Nor, han two thousand men report
% for work Il, the ittv"r"id" ri.'m' ~
rho National Tube company M fru ,,N,,,t
yns+rrIry Two furnaces w'r" "rrrat-
- -, f,lil. one in the plat, and one IN
tbs tube department. frep1rat.o -
80 Under wav for rcsumlnE w"Fh III
ali Of Tho DEPARTMENTS rs rapidly Us '"'S
can be accomplished
, meeting Of III" RIVERSIDE etnP'US
holding union cards was he!u Il. o..
wood yesterday atterhooI anu o,',sitinn
NJ vote was taken on INC p.pp'IItI
70 .ra,,irr ~ work in i BODY, inc ill.,
Trerrrr was informed From the same
source. which seems 10 be very -
came The assertion that n great var, -
Tho tir,e Of the meeting was devoted 70
axr,oini,,,- the steel situation I" the
rnrsirr horn part cf the force throus
iptnrnrrtcrs and that great RUNNERS Oh
tho men. after hearing the in'erPEe!eikS S >,
went out ard applied for their "Iu 'oo'
back.
win tho resumption OF work In the
ampl. supply Of fuel soon: 1t Is pc
iianaS that the Riverside will be opera'-
ing nearly in full in short while.
At the plants of the Wheeling steel
& IRON Company. whose enlPLISes
voted Tuesday 70 return 10 W Sor nr ring
~ miiiS in operation. Engineers ana
aIectriciana wore at work yesterday
getting the machinery and eQ9iptisn' ~, IN
Shane for work. with number or ta,
horers engaged in cleaning up ABOUT
the plants.
yos,erdav for the first time since the
r+aaI strike was called. the switch en-
Sr;nes wers brought out and yard crews
and locomotive enEinemcn were a. W.
chi shifting cars and placing cquipmenr
readv for the resumption Of work at the
wheeling Steel Y Iron plants: IL 10
rnoctn5 that nv Monday morning WORK
viii he started in the Benwood plant
81 aIso M the Belmont plant Mt Twen-
TyIsixth and Main streets. At the Top
,11;u nlant in North Wheeling, the par
IN, r1;ii pw;ii no in operation by the mid
die Of ~ next week The Wheeling Steel
IRON company has sufficient guam
tjtv of coal on hand to last until the
conpany's miners are producing sup
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-12
ny Of fuel from the Benwood mine

ply Of fuel from the Benwood mine
again.
Al the LaBrna plant Of the American
Sheet X Tin rlatr COMPANY n twenty
ninth street. two furnaces were place.
in operation yesterday. Win about no
mem working. Work Will b" r"suLncd
at the other twcuty-una furnaces JUST
as RAPIDLY as this can he done. Nj Of
the old men. numbering close 70 S.poo'
will be given their 0ld places again.
The miners Of the Whitaker Gl"Ssne-
Company Will return work THIS
morning. enabling that company I"
start it's Creek Mil and Beech Bottom
plant the first of the week.
On the Ohio side. mill operations
were resumed on Il large scale ycster-
day. Two mills at the Aetna-StanGard
plant OF the American Sheet TIN
Plate Company were placed IN opera
ton yesterday. and sixteen mills or
the LauEhlin plant were started a, :
o clock in the afternoon. Other mills At
these two plants will be Put into opera
ton as soon ~ fuel is available.
Arrangements for the resumption or
the Carnegie will 1T Ecllaire had NOT
been made last night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-12

y,-n. When Miss Dorothy
~ the beautiful Ince Sar VINO
pat,ected for the leading role IN
wammoth' New York production.
tnpnaite-- was questioned - TO the
~ hcr phenomenal success, she
sejtatingfy said. My complexion
ur askrd further detail: she eT-
Nd. Everyone OF my E1enos al,
rayed about the texture anu
ling OF my skin. and nave no
81 but that my trst ascnlent
made possible through the Iep
sn I had acquired for oeauSi-
reonDiexion. Manages are like
in.ry mortals, they admire
,tifnl skin as much as anyone.
In selecting their casts theS
-oI1v prefer those Shose com
SInns arc attractive l think the
- as,et any girl OF woman can
q. IN a beautiful skinand comole1-
II Is easy to hae TINS II on
y spend only n little me IN takns
re Of the skin. A i may mase
regular features, burr she p FL,
. aftention anynere. am al
: 70 glad 10 tell anyGirl or woman
~ Nv abe may poyesS a SKIN iiks
' - Here il the repe: Night ana
h,a cleanse theskin hrst WIN
,te- thor .Aply good colo
fr'isL. colSc1eam I have round
cam hestS a.er massaSing II In
pc tnS N tak on the supert1uous
.ne S.Sth a IT cloth. Then be-
can a.,nS out ring the day or eve.
pro ,n1,V D willo. a simple toilet
ING spp vch can be purchased
repai tni,et counter OF any up
I me AMOR department store.
2 a.. ann.ation OK this wonder
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-12

full Derwillo win astouish you II I'M.
parts instant beauty to the skin ana
makes rosywhite complexion
everyone will talk about I find II e1-
celient for my complexion. as L pro-
tects my skin in all kinds Of weather.
toilet preparations and am never
without It. Many OF my profcssiona!
friends to whom I have recommended
Derwillo use it in preference 10 al!
other face powders or oeautiners
Just try II once before going to the
theater, dances. parties or "A AFTER
noon cali and note the favorable
comments OF your friends. Derwtllo
instantly puts n life-like tint on your
cheeks which defes detection. 1t
takes the place of face powder and
STAYS on until you wash II on. Per
spiratlon does not effect II nor VIII
it rub of on clothing: II also prevents
the nose and face from shining. It's
wonderful for a dark, sallow, rough
skin, olackheads, coarse pores oily
skin, rreckles, tan and for the instant
and women are using II. It's abso-
lutely harmless to the most sensitive
skin, Just try Il once and you will
need no further argument TO convince
you that there is nothing Just as
rood" better" or Just like It. In
sist on Derwillo, then you will not
be disappointed.
NoTE-DrpEESsts and apartment storUs SreR5-
~sers soil Dcr~!io win the guarantees that n
i, tns one besutiser that Etyea sattsfsetion ai
all .-a-ccs Of tho year. You can necure II At
ali toilet counters tn hh er1 Including
II Grest & Co. II o.. Baer and TT
Coleman Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-12
10000 ELK MAY DIE

NEW YORK. Dec. 18th" famous
Elk herd in Yellowstone Park, numbcE-
ing 10000 animals. faces extinction pc
ca5,se oP the heaviest snowfall in 20
wears and the heavy slaughter If ami
mails in Montana. whore rh'y har" been
driven in search OF food. according to
Robert S. Yard. cXcCutlN" SECRETARY OF
the National Parks ASSOCIATION.
The National Parks association is
conducting a campaign for the ElkS'
preservation and Mr.. Yard declared that
starvation faces the animals left unless
large quantities Of hay cAn he distr'b'
uted in their feeding grounds.
BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-12
NEW HEATING SYSTEM
District Hgh School VIII
secure Real Heat Within
Pew Weeks Time.

Tho new heating system being In
stalled by the Philadelphia district board
school. at wheeling Park. viii hr cum
pIetcd within few weeks and IN"
school will have tn" best heating SyH-
tenn in the entire state. The work 20
progressing nicely and record Is nc
ing made in regard to the time OF p!ac-
ing IL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-12

\ NYONE who has watched himself
n knows there is nothing so important
to health and comfo;, as resulut daily elm
nation Half OF the minor illnesses Of lie
are due to ncg!cc, Of this. The. five million
men who were in our army know tic M
pottanee thedoctor attached to this function
By all means Try to regulate yoursea
by intelligent die, and e1e'ese. but when
these fail you will need laxative. one as
near TO nature in its action as skill can
makcl. In the opinion Of many thousands
Of good Americans such one is d..
CALDWELL. Syrup Pcp'in, which is
combination OF simple Laxative herbs with
pepsip. |, acts promptly, gently and without
gripping and wiilwi,h certainty regulate any
tendency to constipation ihAtyOu may have.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-12
Keep The System Clean
And You'll Be Healthy
Elimination helps to avoid colds headaches and epdemcs

Take it when you feel drowsy. dizzy
OF bilious, when you leel a cold or lever
coming on, when there is an epidemic.
when you have eaten anything about
wh.ch you are in doubt. 1t i, at such
times that you need to be hce OF porons
anl Of Ic,mcn,ing foods. You can buy
DR.. Caldwclrs Syrup Pepsin at any drug
store for SOC and 81 bottle. Thousands
OF families have il constantly in the house
against emergencies.
In sf;:e OF IKE fact .'at Or. CaidaeWS
Syrut Tcsy.n IS he !aygs5. selling hq"d
l9tlhvc in Ia. cord. tcre being 0rer
u.:!.:on bottles 500 cath scar, many
.,'jo need Is benefits haze not yet used
1t. II yom ha:c not. send your name and
GEGrsys for free :r:g! t0:;'e TO Dr.. ".
B. Ca!d-ccH, 81 Washington S., MOn'i-
cello, Illinois.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-12
GREAT co7-oa CROP.

urScroN. Dec.i1,-A cotton
" -nnre than fivend a quarter
ero S,T rounds. worth 're than H.
5ooyo. 600 to producers"r n"s . 800,
grown this year. y"1 by the de-
OF roduct,on nic,,i,urlaced the crop
pament OF az ,,,,yaient0 pound bales.
at l'V"''CO csntd in the re-
duch lnte ~ cent attack on
pit IN view % ~ I.596.0o0 bales.
~ last eSt,Ih%SS c.ohs as being 100
igh. Congress order ="
Ton report in NoTee'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-12
SAND KILL

Tbcrc will be no preaching services
or Sunday owing 10 III" absence Of the
minister, hut there viii be Sunday
| .rhnoI al ~ 4. NJ. and prayer meeting
Trn Iu%stion for orcu discussion in
SIm,ily school Is: who led the lsraclitcs
after The death Of JoShun"
the Sand Lii District Literary Soc
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-08-08
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Farm Labor Scarce
'ditor Of the Telegraph

TO the Editor of the Telegraph:
New Cumberland, Pa, July 25.-I
thing the high cost of produce is
good farm labor. The average farm
is only half supplied with good help,
the result is only half the work is
done and much of it neglected. y
would raise some special crop. This
consisted of berries, potatoes, corn
and truck of various kinds. Now
the most of the farms are only pro-
ducing grain. Many small farms
that formerly were truck farms the
occupants are working in towns and
are neglecting their land. The eight
hour work day with eight hours So
called for pleasure, is the cause OF
most trouble. The average laborSr
in town and country performs less
than two-thirds the amount of work
that was done ten years ago and
wastes more for pleasure and for
nonessentials than was earned by
the average man twenty years ago.
/ have farmed, trucked and attended
the Harrisburg markets for twenty
100 loads of produce in the city
markets a year, now we sell few
eggs and chickens.
1 believe that any action taken
by the city authorities relative to
the controlling of the city markets
will have a bad effect on the few
producers. Many persons have Il
special line of produce that is
brought into the market and have
more than four times the amount
they are able to retail, and If they
are not permitted to wholesale they
will quit coming to market alto
gether. If I were to truck and pro-
duce various articles suitable for
market again I would not stand in
any of your city markets to be in
suited and have produce stirred and
spoiled by some persons who do not
seem to know what is right. The
country is large and there remains
many broad acres to be titled by any
one that is willing and wages have
increased three hundred per cent.
within the last fifteen years. Give us
more good workers. A subscriber.
w. Fl. SLOAT.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-08-08
West End Leaders to Play
Middletown Champions

West End leaders in the big league
will play Middletown tomorrow eve
ming. The game starts at 8 o'clock.
1t promises to be a contest full of
real baseball fighting. Middletown
defeated West End several weeks ago
and to-morrow's battle will be for
blood
1t has been intimated that Maneer
the new wonder created in Middle
todn will do the twirling for their
team, and If this is the case the
Enders will have to travel some fast
clip to win. The management may
spring some surprise in the way of a
new twirler.
The Middletown team will have their
same lineup that whitewashed the
Enders a few weeks ago, and they
will be accompanied by delegation
of strong lunged rooters. The West
End Mana cement is having every
thing put into first class shape to
handle one of the largest crowds OF
the season. Take a Third street cal
and get off at Fourth and Seneca
streets.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-08-08
Hummelstown Fire Team
Has Big Schedule Ahead

Hummelstown Fire Company team
will play York A. A. Saturday after
noon, and on Tuesday evening, Aug
ust IL, the Harrisburg Giants, a col
ored team that has been travelling
fast clip of late. Next Friday eve-
ming they will try to arrange a game
with the Hershey A. C. The proceeds
of this game to go for the benefit OF
the big Labor Day celebration.
Hummelstown Fire Company is
scheduled to play the Ephrata team
and the Parkesburg team, which has
lost but two out of 20 games, in the
near future.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-08-08
1t May Not Be Troubling You
During the Warm Weather,
But 1t Is Still In Your Blood

Catarrh is not only disgusting
disease but is a dangerous one, and
you should never let up in your
efforts to get it out of your system
until you have done it thoroughly.
Get rid of it, whatever it costs you
in trouble and money.
Mild weather will aid the treat
ment and this is an excellent time
to thoroughly cleanse the blood of
the germs of Catarrh and be for
ever rid of the troublesome sprays
and douches that can only relieve
you for the time.
S. S. S. is a purely vegetable
blood remedy, made from roots and
herbs direct from the forest, which
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-08-08
Seniors and Juniors Win
in Playground Contests

Yesterdays winners in contests at
the Mccormick Island playground
camp for boys was as follows:
Senior Tether Ball-Won by Paul
Wissler; second, Otto Haas.
Junior Tether Ball - Won by
Earnest White; second, Harry
Young.
Senior Quoits - Won by Charles
Krause; second Paul Wissler.
Junior Quoits-Won by Earnest
White; second, William Meek.
Junior Tennis - Won by Harry
Young; second, V. Grant Forrer, Jr.
Senior Camp Pennant - Won by
John Deshong, 61 points; second, w.
B. DeChant, &c 1-2 points.
Junior Camp Pennant - Won by
Earnest White, SO 1-2 points; second
Harry Young, 5S "a points.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-08-08
Now IS a Good Time to
Drive Out Catarrh

combat promptly disease germs or
impurities in the blood. This great
remedy has been used for more
than fifty years, with most salts
factory results. 1t has been sue
cessfully used by those afflicted
with even the severest cases of
Catarrh. 1t relieves catarrh. for II
treats the disease at its source. 8.
S. S. is sold by druggists every
where.
For the benefit of those afflicted
with catarrh, we maintain a medical
department in charge of a specialist
skilled in these diseases. If you
will write us fully, he will give your
case careful study, and write Won
just what your own individual case
requires. No charge is made for this
service. Address Swift Specific Co.
262 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-08-08

is DIFFERENT

When Vitolyn, Natures Tonic
Herbs appeared, it was so radically
different in composition and result.
as to really revolutionize the entire
theory on Herbal T'onics.
1t differs from others in this way:
1. 1t acts on the entire system by
first toning the liver by removing
the eXcessiVeness Of bile.
2. 1t helps the Stomach digest all
the food you eat separating the good
from the bad, the Good making Red
Blood Corpuscles which gives us our
Strength and Vitality, the Bad being
eliminated through the bowels.
3. 1t acts as a Mild Positive Lax
at!ve and in a short time will insure
perfect regularity.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-08-08
Eight Perfect Scores Are
Feature In Rifle Shoot

Caldwell, N j., August s. The
second stage of the national rifle
match was held here yesterday on
the ,900-yard target range. eight of
the $50 contestants making perfect
scores of 35. Weather conditions We're
more satisfactory, although. owing to
a slight breeze. windage was neces-
sary throughout the day.
w. H. Richards, of the Winchester
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-08-08

Arms Company, and Lieutenant Com
mander w. A. Lee. u. S. N, who made
perfect scores on Wednesday and yes
terday, now total 70 points each. 9th
ers who scored the possible 35 were
Captain G. L. Wotykins, u. S. A; T.
f. Frlacruz, Philippine Scouts; E.
Philips, u. S. N; Captain l.. A. Prueff-
ner, Iowa civilian team. and j. Wade,
Wyoming civilian team.
Among those shooting for individ-
ual honors is Lieutenant Perry o.
Scofield, u. S. A.. champion bullseye
shot of the world, who will seek to
break his record of IL consecutive
bullseNes at 500 Yards.