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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05
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ASK PONIE: Re NE
To VOTE RIGHT

Special D.Sra:ch - Tin" iG;"Il. &"ncHr.
COLUMBUS Ohio. fh :.--Ti'> i..i;ls-
lature may adopt tomorrow :; resolution
introduced BY Republican, Floor Leader
Whittcmor" today calling ra IN" OH"
senator's t. vote ;"r submission Of IN"
suffrage amendment. Senator Harding
is for suffrage. hut II" iatc "f tn"
amendment: depends o.. ~" vo;" - To-
cast by Senator i'"E9"ccue. Democrat.
Friday.
The senate today adopted hous" res
olutiou calling IN t"aEr"SS :" l:tN'Sti-
gate the cause OF Influenza
\ committee representing 0h:" u1u-
nIcipsIiti.s ft.ad",: 10y J. l.. Barlow &c:
Dayton. presented n -" Spcc'at conf
mi;tec on taxation tonight III" plan Of
Ohio cities tor Iiumect!t;c financial re-
lief
Thoy proposed n bill which would
give cities Or school district ~ financial
distress the right 20 80 b~t"r" he CORR
mon pleas court with statement NJ
their financial condition. seeking au-
thorty 70 issue, short term bonds t"
meet their deficits. e the court aI'-
proved the county auditor would hc III
Structed 70 make 4 levy extending nE'T
a period OF tire. years 20 meet the DID,
1icirHcy bonds.
The COMMITTEES had no definite pro
gram as 10 permanent relief. bur SuS-
SeSted the ACCESSIBILITY 81 amending the
Sm:TTt on. Percent law :" as 10 refnHr"
sinking funds and !at"rHSt charges tr"n
the zen '2;ir limitation. Income and
direct Inheritance tax measures. also i'm
ccuTia;iona, tax were also suggested as
means Of atfordinS relief TO the munich
pal.tieS.
The bill providing for the purchase
Of a governors mansion n Columbus
referred - 4 committee. Of conference.
will be reported back TO the two houses
tomorrow with report in favor OF CAV "
ing the committee OF thres e1-Sovcrnnrs
tho full amount OF the sl"5.00o app-'-
prlatcd for ,h;s purpose. This is against
the senate amendment which proposed
to cut Off sc0.ano from the appro2ria- .
tiou.
The drys arc said to have scored n :
point when tnH. hnuSn passed by almost i
Unanimous vo:. III" bill, ~ Gordon Of
Rrowu. rcHuirlac Sh"rlftS 10 Investigate"
Shantr boats Every s:;ty days % 50"
whether persons ,;virC on th"rn 0r oH"r- :.
atins them have proper l'""1sss. The .
measure. although no; Sponsored ny the
drys. Will b. am aid IN suppr"S>tuE boot
logging along tilH Oh" river. DR.! lead .
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NO REPRINAND OF
GENERAL CROWDEn

WASHINGTON, Feb. niScue:t..ll
~ tho capital &C put!I>h.I r".nr.s ''a,
Provost Marshal Genera! ,'r"w,!"r h.,i
been repr:mandcd b. General Mnrri.
CHEF OF staff. led n" wIr t"rartru"l"
to authorize \ $tai":n"n: to-day M,
General Crowdrr "nt!r" military record
was unmarried and 80 d-SnI"s.. ;hr orr
gin OF III, rrpr:rnIrd sorry
II was stated cir' when ia" %"roud
draft WAS b",nS 7laarvJ Generals: Mar"r
and Crnwd"r differed 7uv-r thu rr.,y..-
ion for medical examination and 49,
changed letters ,"u IN" subject. t.,
language Of Il Hr,"E attract OF ,i"n"r:ri
MdrclI'S letter whj'h went iu d.yiS.ur
heads was cons :ii'r. ny 'i,n"rIl rr"w,l-
der 10 imply a r"n;'j'n"nh ant IL. '"'.s
;hn matter III with Secretary La
Til" secretary rri'.'d that b." found ...
rcnrimnnd intended. !ui tina, - ma,
thlS clear he Lad ha.I IN" la;.r""l.. ,
which the general objected H''cr,,.
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ARRIVES HERE, SAFE


Word was received Yesterday hg
robert ). Carl oi - invent -rutrI SIR.
that hi son. M,lh'ri -. ',ri. n,a:l7.t
been y.4th ih., h.rvy Hria'.'ry III Franz.
for nearly eighteen n"r,il~. has arrived
SAFE in New York. 'aN wGr - e"
first class gunner ~ i!s', gags; n'..i: r..
'.'ft for his first training - For u '-
Kinney. MHln" L f"y. dnI~ after t'i.. IL
larltinr of war. Ii.. Was r'a. ~ Nh'r.-
jmzs. first Volunteers; anal ~ "iiI '.n
Ia F:lhow Division ~ ~: WY ""lr"
iurtn." Al.hnu.:h il i'i''s. rr.i- haiti.
- !tl.rrr out ii,.;.rir,ri Ia, 1...i -1:'l'."..'
elias" calls. i,tS :u"u+ iI.'..l- l..H it."
1l"H$"L :" learn ur .iI& r'r'yrl -
;....$E!;t H.. - -t:ttlu,:.-i ~ '1HI, Mi.
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Eeaity Deeds Filed.

William t:..,t.s aln. G"rtha. i:vaCs 10
'Cesare Col%t:. Lard In Union TT. Con
sideration 800
Louis Su>tsr&ir AID Mary Sust"rsiC
to John Kruk ard Vh.'o7i;. kruN tt>:l,!
in Coleraii. Tp. I"n$,i"raf ION S2oH.
William E-"u' and Anna. KRONE -
Anton Schanda AMI .t.Ira >"han'ia. Lam!
in Colera!n 'rp. Consideration So.
The First Nc. hni:-s' Episcopal church
Of Bellair4 To- LOUIS l'uCa. i.aui ~ Eel
laire, Consideration. SO.
Lizzie J. E..w.s -. =. ". Ls"is. Land
in Wheeling To. t"aS.I.rlt:,,:; S..on.
Carl L. T'o-nr - Frank S":r&. L-aa,:
in Beii1ire Gr;.>ii. ration S1t".'
Carl l. po-'.r :" Frank Srirk. Land
in Rella:rc. s-'l"rat!nn So.
W H SIP" - la VI. So. Land ~
Goshen Tp. roHSici. ration $3.50.
Maggie NJ Long and J. l.. Long 20 {.
NJ. EcISles :iaai .\cHi@ Etcls!sr. Land in
Pucncy Tt. Consideration $4,000.
Thomas :. i:,ck7vt"a ard Elizabeth y.
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DRUGGISTS r":u:i inon.: If rhID ONT
Mi:NT fats t. ,U." Itching. Eliud.
Hi,..,!.ig or rrrtruitnG Pills. Soups
lgr.fIrl"n. Sool;.r- and Heals. Y'u can
got Result sleep "fi.r ;"c first aGrl'a-
ion. I'rl.r GU,.
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INSTRUCTORS ANETUAL REPORT
SHOW DEFICIT OF OVER
Sle,oJ0.00.
rEhNy INTERESTING TAIKs NY MEN
OF MEDICAL PROFESSION &C.
CTPIGp GREATER PART
o. EVENING.
EcGorThL- 4 BIG ASSET TO COMMIT
NIFTY ASIDE from IT'S CARE
OF NUMEROUS SICK.

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05
Feeble Old People
VinCl is What You Need

because it contains the very clements needed TO re-
place weakness with strength, viz: Becf ana Coo
Liver Pcptones, Iron and Manganese PePtonates'
and Glyccropho5phates, with a mild tonic "ln nt
This is a splendid combination to restore strength
vitality and vgor: It has given ninety PeIcenE
substitution for Sixteen years. HERE is PROOF:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05

"I am 81 years Of age and got into
o feeble, weak emf nerTG>ls condition
80 cn;.u not sleep. Fi1ol has not
only bull; up my strength hut i has
given me good appetite end | sleep
I'll right now'. Without doubt Einol
is the srrcateSt st-&nGthen"r for old
people obtainablc. '--Mrs. S. 3. Wells.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05
Winchester, We

"I am a farmers wife, IS years Of
age, and pneumonia left me in weak,
rundown condition, so could hardly
keep about and do my work, a
neighbor brought me Vinol and 1t has
built up my strength so fast that
think it is the best medicine l have
eyer taken. Mrs. Jennie Chapman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05

Andrew solomon N"y Of Mourdsvlle
and Mary Regina TnuGhiin Of ii"ilatre.
Thu,uaS r Toom"H. IT, - Wheeling
and i.tU;.. VI. t.rh". If Bridgeport.
Ward Wallace Wells al Wichita, Kan.
and Dorothy Isabel Duncan. "t Bridge
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Marriage Lie enSes.

=. VI. Michel and Lou a Nichol 20
E;Ltanut i:albinot. Land III Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05

I:.ckerton To Amanda J. Long. Land in
t'ultucy IT, CONS .drrntion $40.
i. \. Bur.icElow and vii" TO Fred II
t:A-r:"kirw. Land II Flushing. Con-
: 1t. rat cTi-------.
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Tr'T Wal; #A...TG:; >TA21i:;-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-10
FARMER LEFT FOR DEAD
Found Hacked With AK III dollhouse
and Officers Search for Dis
charged Youth.

Salem. y. j., March 10.-Authori-
ties are in search Of the person who
attacked Levin Tull. an OIdmans town
ship farmer. early Saturday morning,
and beat him so horribly with an a.
that he is nc. expected to live. The
search is being centcred on George
Leonard. - years old. who was until
Thursday in the farmer employ. Iu!l
who went cut to his hctbcds between
) and o'clc.k did not return for
breakfast and an investigation was
madc. He was found lying on the floor
IN q pool cf blood with four wounds
OF hi; head ard a finger almost sew
cred. An AK near by was covered with
Blood. showing that it was the Wca-
BON used. Near the farmer were Leo
nard's gloves and Al old pair Of shoes.
The farmer has no. regained con-
seriousness. and it is believed he cam
not recover. His clothing had been
rincd and q sum OF money taken. \
shot BAG in which he carried his com
was found in an adjoining field. Sus-
picion points to Leonard rs the as
sailant. for on Thursday he quit the
Tuu place after being paid off and
removed all his belongings. inc.udtng
the gloves and shoes that were found
after the assault. 1t was known that
he was in the locality yesterday, and
:. Is believed That ne slept in the hot
hcusc all night. Wilmington officers
picked TAP a co!orel boy answering
Leonard's description today, 51.
Sheriff Mimn failed 70 identify him,
and he was released. Word his been
sen. to all the poi Of South jersey
and the Sheriff is confident that Leo
nard vii! be captured within short
time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-10
THREATENS SUIT

Countess BernstorfF Complains OF
Film Showing Her Disloyal.
New York. March 10.-Hearing OF
a complaint brought by the Amerl-
can wife Of Coun. Johann Bernstorf,
former German Ambassador to the
United States. to restrain the {. +.
Macaulcy Photoplay Company from
showing the film "Whom the Gods
Would Destroy has been set for
Monday.
The countess Objects strenuoas!y'
she declares, to being depicted as an
accomplice Of her husband in plotting
murder and arson, and spreading Ger
man propaganda in this country. She
threatens to bring suit for Sloo,QOo
against the producers il the Tim IS
shown.
Advertisements. it is ALLEGED, ex-
hibit the picture Of a woman bearing
remarkable resemblance to the
Countess Won Born:torf ana referring
70 her as the spy's American wife.
The complaint alleges that cHhioi-
ton Of the picture would cause her
LOYALTY to the United States to be
Questioned. Despite her marriage, the
complaint declares, she remains loyal
to her native land.
The countess before her marriage
WAS Miss Jeanne Luckemcyer, bern
IN New York. She was married to the
former German Ambassador N ber-
In in 1887.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-10
PLOT TO KILL WILSON
Russia Man and Woman Under Ar
rest, Expose Plan tc Stay
Officials.

Newark, n. j., March 10.-Nich)-
las Micheloff, who was arrested IN
Bayonne Friday night, and a woman
giving the name of Mrs. Celia Fisch-
er, who was taken in custody here
last night, are being held pending IN
vcstigation by Federal authorities
OF an alleged plot against the life OF
President Wilson.
The woman, who admits being an
anarchist. was said last night to
have Informed the police that at a
meeting of extremists in South Beta
lenen!, Pa. two years ago, it was. de-
cidad that the government OF the
United States could be ovcrthrown II
the President and several other of
icials Ct the administration were re-
moved. Whether any further steps
were taken By the anarchists Is not
disclosed.
Nichc!oF was arrested while dis
.ributing infiammatory pamphlets
among the Gil plant employees in
Eayonnc. Most Of the pamphlets
we're ir the Russian language.
In Tie mans room the police found
. quantity Of anarchistic literature
. revolver. q large supply OF cart
ridges. q black jack and several red
flags. He has been in the country
only two years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-10
DISORDER IN LONDON
,rrcst Of I've American Saiicrs Pre-
ciDitates Collision With Police


London. March lG.-As a result or
a serious riot yesterday afternoon IN
which American soldiers and sailors
and Canadian and Australian troops
n,ade common cause against the Lon
don gol:cc, Policeman P. c. Field was
last night in critical condition wiCh
= fractured skull, four other police
mcr are Suffering from scalp wounds
and five American soldiers and SAT-
ors are nursing club wounds at the
Lancaster Gate Red Cross Hospital.
Twenty American soldiers and
sailors are urder arrest, ordered by
Provost Marshall Major Campoc!!.
The toublc started about. ! o'clock
when a policeman raided sailors
rap game which was in progress
bchird the Eagle Hut. In o!d-time
fern, the dice were .'1asscd' when the
"Bobbie" appeared on the scene. he
arrested a sailcr who swore he was
innocent and standing on the steps
Of Eagle Hut. dared the policeman
to arrest him. a second sailor was
arrested on the same charge. Botn
were taken 10 Bow street station.
About 800 sailors from the East
ley, Harwich and Tilbury docks n
London were present, and about l3'
we're around the Eagle Hut when the
arrests were made.
! little after / O'Clock d crowd OF
abouc 500 Americans, Canadians a."
Australians appeared in front OF TIC
station and deputation entered m!
office demanding the immediate re-
lease Of the two sailors when the DC
mand was refused u representative o.
the mob rcpiidc. wen pull yoll
whole damn station down il you DON
release them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-10
Fer Sale By Leading Druggists in This City

were placed two and 4 half miles in
land on nrivate estates, and 81 cen
ccaled BY arrangement of crees,
shubbery and flowers that passersby
were ignorant Of their erection, and
even aviat1rs found "littlc or no CYL
denccD Of their location. They were
manned by army gun crews, ready
FOR instant action.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-10
CASE or THE KAISER
What 10 do With ExRuIcr Becoming
1Jarc and More 4 Chinese Puzzle

4.
Mare and More \ Chinese Puzzle
Paris. March. l0.--Ihc special conf
,a:t.ec on fixing responsibility fer the
war and providing for punishment OF
Inc cuIprtts IS growing more ard more
oorDlexed as the question is studied.
Tho investigators must distinguish be
ween the former Kaiser and the Ger
man government if an indictment. IS
% be drawn up against him. They
find TIL difficult task. Further
r2ore. the committee cannot see no"
the power5 can get hold of the former
Kaiser without violating treaties with
Holland.
Fear persists that unless the former
Emperor is kept under control Of the
allies he may rctura TO Germany
wacn conditions there are settled and
nav return to rule. This mus. be pre-
vcf.ed--but how?
No definite answer has been found
to this question.
One suggestion is that Holland be
asked to give up Count Hoh2nzol!eih
CT her. own accord or give guarantees
that she (HollandD will be rcspons.-
be to the allies for keeping him IN
termed fer life.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-10

years to restore her to her normal
condition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-10
VIRGINIA NEWS

Although net unduly alarmed oVet
The appearance Of eight cases CT
what is termed epidemic somnolence'
in R:chn ond, the State Board Of
Health has set in motion machinery
designed to minimize the spread O.
the disease md TO curb It's ravages
as far as possible.
Fire cary yesterday morning ds'
stroyed the fve-story carriage fac
tory on Union street, Norfolk, owned
BY w. Z. Black, but operated under
the name Of A. Wrenn & Son. '5Hr-
rounding structures, inclGding the
Victoria Hotel, were AZ one time
threatened. The damage was cs:l-
mated at 100000.
Big hotel men from New Iorl: and
Ba!tincre wcrc present l@s. night at
the formal opening of the Monticello
Hotel in Norfolk, the %2.0OO,49O
structure erected to rc?lacc the one
burned more than . year ago. Cow
orn2r Davis was The guest Of honor
at banquet given by Col, Charles
X. Ccnsoive, manager Of the hotei.
After fourteen days struggle
with the clements, during which time
She was unable to make any head
way at al for hours At time, the
steamship Martha Washington 2r-
rived at Newport News Friday with
5000 soldiers or board. She brough.
the Three Hundred and Thirty-ffth
end Three Hundred and Thirty-siX.h
Field Artillery and the Forty-nin.h
Coast Artil-ry. together with about
.h;stv cazral officers. She sailed from
Paui!ac. France. February %.
The home Of James Gray. colorcd,
near Nindis store, King George
county, was burned , few DAYS ago
and TWO small children were burned
to death. His wife had locked tic
children in the house while she wen.
to a lodge meeting a short distance
away. When the fse was discovered
tic mother broke open the door Or
,5e house and succeeded in s"v'H:
her baby, but The smoke and tira PFC
-.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-10
SERBIA \ RUIN
VIII Take j Or % Years to Restore
Her. Saws DR.. L. |. Dublin

New York, Marh l0.-Serbia was
described yesterday as both an ccono-
mic and physical ruin by Dir. Louis |.
Dublin, stati$tician Of New York
Just returned. from a health survey
Of M, Greece, Serbia and ]0go-
slavia f5f the American Red Crsos.
Dr. Dublin declared that in every
one ID the countries ra<aged BY the
enemy the number Of deaths from
disease in the civilian population far
cu.numbered the war casualties. As
an example Of this he mentioned
Italy, where, he said, nearly 100000
civilians died from induenza. Serbia
has suffered worst of all. he said. and
he c.tinalcd it would take 10 10 ~
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-04
spectators and seizing hidden

spectators and seizing hidden
stocks.
Denial is made of the statement
that it is purposed to use churches
as music halls. Nevertheless. there
no longer will be state-supported
religion. 1t is declared again that for
eign property will be protected and
foreign industries encouraged.
When Bella Kun, the foreign min
lister, insisted on entering into cor
dial relations with Lenine, the Rus
sian Bolsheviki premier, he was
warned in an open cabinet session
by Minister of Education kiunfi,
that Kiunfi still had enough power
to hang him.
1t has been insisted that the COM
munism in Hungary is aimed only at
the aristocrats and capitalism and
not at the middle classes, as in
Russia.
Hungary has put doctors. bank di-
rectors and skilled laborers in the
first class of citizens who are en-
titled to the most consideration.
The new cabinet includes Herr
Kiunfi and Alexander Gorbai who is
now president, and also Herr Boehm,
who is commissioner of specialization.
These men are regarded as conser-
vatives. They wish to fix the limit of
individual fortunes at 100000 and
would deal with the entente rather
than with the Russian Lenine. They
are undecided about the public debt.
However, there is an inclination to
repudiate it, according to DR.. Alexis
Bolgar, who once lived in the United
States and now is the Hungarian
representative in Vienna
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-04
To Relieve Catarrh,
Catarrhal Deafness
And Head Noises

Persons suffering from catarrhal
deafness, or who are growing hard of
hearing and have head noises will be
glad to know that this distressing af-
Fiction can usually be successfully
treated at home by an internal medi-
cine that in many instances has ef-
fected complete relief after other
treatments have failed. Sufferers who
could scarcely hear have had their
hearing restored to such an extent
that the tick of a watch was plainly
audible seven or eight inches away
from either ear. Therefore, if you
know of someone who is troubled
with head noises or catarrhal deaf
ness, cut out this formula and hand it
to them and you may have been the
means OF saving some poor sufferer
perhaps from total deafness. The pre-
scription can be prepared at home and
is made as follows:
Parmine Double Strength). Take this
home and add to it u pint of hot wa
ter and a little granulated sugar; stir
until dissolved. Take one tablespoon
full four times a day.
Parmint is used in this way not
only to reduce by tonic action the in
hammation and swelling in the Eus-
tachian Tubes, and thus to equalize
the air pressure on the drum, but to
correct any excess of secretions in
the middle ear, and the results it
gives are nearly always quick and
effective.
Every person who has catarrh in
any form, or distressing rumbling
kissing sounds in their ears, should
give this recipe trial.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-04
Provident Life and Trust
Agents Dine Here Today

Agents of the Rrovident Life and
Trust Company, of Philadelphia, from
twenty-five Central Pennsylvania coun-
ties are meeting to-day at the Office of
the Harrisburg Agency, S. G.. Landon,
general agent, in the Kunkel Building.
The production of business last year
in this agency was remarkable, belng
practically double the production of any
previous year. The business of the first
quarter of the year 1919 is much larger
than last year. During the first three
months of this year, the Agency has
written more business than in the first
six months of last year.
Matthew Walker; DR.. c. H. Willis
DIR. Charles Fl. Willis, medical director
and Franklin C. Morss, superintendent
OF Philadelphia agency, are present at
the meeting to-day.
This evening at o'clock MIR. and
Mrs. S. c.. Landon will entertain at q
dinner to be given at the Penn-Harris.
The following guests will be present:
Matthew Walker; Charles III. Willlts
Franklin c. Morss; Mr.. and Mrs Lam
don and son Gail uandon Mr.. and Mrs.
George l.. Buck: Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
e. King. Camp Hill; Mr.. and Mrs. Roll
B. Thompson. Clearfield; Miss Sarah r.
Burns, Harrisburg; Miss Linda Buck
Camp Hill; w. S. Lambert, Johnstown
Harry Lambert, Johnstown; Ira G.
Lambert, Johnstown; L. A. Pray, Will
Transport; Earl II. Morris, Williams
port VIM. S. Lysinger, Bedford; Chas
Fiske Geary, Ridgeway; VIM. Ogilby
Carlisle II. C. Kearns, Stewartstown
II. Fl. Strickler, Hummelstown X. Il
Crownshield, Harrisburg; Chas. S
Forty, Spring Grove; I. w. Taylor
Gettysburg and L. T. Butler, Lewis
burg.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-04
Best Spread For Biscuits and
Bread

That used to be butter until science
discovered as good a product that
costs you half the price-"Sweet Nut"
Margarine at SAC a lb. Made from the
nutritious part of the white meat of
cocoanuts churned with pasteurized
milk. Does not contain particle of
animal fat. When served, it looks and
tastes like the best creamery butter,
and is just as nutritious. Used by the
best families on bread, biscuits, john
ny-cakes. etc. Sold only at Tamsui
Tea Co.'S yellow front store, AZ N.
Third St, Harrisburg, where Benefit
Brand Teas, Coffees and Grocery Spe-
cialties are retailed at wholesale
prices.
Look for our store in your town.