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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-17
ACQUITTED OF r1EAsoN

BERLIN. Feb. 16.-(By tho Associat-
ed Prrss)-Former members Of the Ger
man army now serving in the Polish
legion have been acquitted Of n charge
Of treason on the strength Of ruling
by the. foreign office that Poland can
not be designated rs q hostile power in
the sense indicated In the statutory
paragraph bearing on the ofrcnse Of the
treason.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-17
$4,000 SHIP WORKERS
At SEATTLE WILL WORK

SEATTLE Wash. Feb. lG.--Scattle'8
shlpyardS will resume opcrati ions next
"Wednesday after having been idle SINCE
%. 900 metal trades workers walked utt
on January 81 IN Il Strik" for higher
wage scale. Announcement IT, this cf-
feet was formally issued tonight by the
shiuyard owners. The workers will be
employed al III" yard gates at tn" sam"
rat. Of pay as existed January -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-17
THE WEATHER.

ohio-Party cloudy and slightly
warmer Monday; Tuesday fair.
west. Penn nsylvanta-Generally cloudy
Monday, slightly warmeri Tuesday fatr.
West Virg1nia-Part cloudy and slight
" warmer Mondny; Tuesday fair
warmer east portion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-17
German Perfidy Is
Denounced by EisneT,
The baVarian Premier.

GENEVA, Saturday, Feb 15.-(By;
the Associated Press )-kurt Eisnerss
the Bavarian premier. on his returu4tos
Munich from the recent. Socialist con:
ference held at Berne. made reply to. at
tacks in the German press concerning.
his speech at Berne. fSSTE$:i
Eisner said the Germans did not real.$;;
ize to what q degree they were isolato0s
from the world and what terrible mis-;
trust there was Of German politics OUT;
side Germany. The Germans. he ad6e9s
did not realize to what extent the alit4t
considered the German revolution q
pure comedy, and said that 1t will BE-
thus while the German leaders remain
the same as those who conducted. Ger
many's odious war policy! ighs
Herr Eisner demanded an entire;
change Of the German government leaa.s
crs. :..AS
BASLE, Saturday, Feb. 16.-(By the:
Associated Prcss.)-Gount Won Brock
dorff Rantzau. the German foreign Sec
relary, in a speech Friday before the
national assembly at Wcimar. discussed
the relations Of Germany with POLAND
and. the Czccho- -Slovaks. He said Ger:
many and the neighboring states had re,.
ciprocal vita. interests in each others
prosperity ard that the atmosphere Of;
hate which roisons relations with Po-S
land must be dissipated IL We are gtos
have our right Of sovert gnty in favor Ok
our brother Germans around us rs;i
spcctcd." ;;s$
we desire also to recognize the sane
right where it Is opposed to U.s." the
speaker. continued. 1T Is important ito3
know what territories fall under ths3
scope of President Wilson's points. - -
Count Won Brockdorfr- Rantzau salds
this same question also applied to the;
Danish frontier. and added: g..
"Gcrmanys basic idea is that all men
have one task in common In making thy
spiritual life Of the individual richer
and more perfect and not in lowering
the Individual TO the role OF the ma
chine in the task Of production. Ths
idea Of social harmony is nowhere lore
Mt home than in Germany That n Why
it Is not agreeable to us to see peace!
concluded which does not reconcile the
international point Of view WtaA 60
social program" =. Ss.::.ss,ss3
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-09
MOTHERS CIRCLE TO
GIVE MINSTREL SHOW

Members of the Mothers Circle are
rehearsing for minstrel show ID "a
given on Thursday and Friday even
ings. June liz and 20 ii the High
school Assembly Hall
The program viii consist Of an olio
and an after piece The minstrel Will
be really black face afFair and the
mothers for this occasion Will spoil
their good looks and Hide their iden-
tity at the same limo. 10 one vii
know any one, for 1he characters viii
be Sally Fewclothes. Mabel Merrylnan,
Katie Coffin. Laura Longnesixer, Neilie
Vampire. alaggie Magnire Dollie Dnn-
pies. Dorothy Dean Beatrice Barefax.
Mona Nomdeplnme Susie Sliapkins.
Gertie Getzenaenner Niiaana MlInples.
yenic Verify, Dora IoeAiotte and IL
host 0f others
The program viii he entertainina
not Ia say humorous tflsl enjoyable
The participants are being coached by
George Norton
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-09
ST. MARY'S SCHOOL
ENTERTAINMENT AT
SAINT MARY'S HALL
PrOgram ol Exercises Both Thursday
and Friday Nights omnaenee-
msenf Friday

Following q custom of some years,
the 81 Mary.s school Will give an en-
Itertainment al commencement sea
son Contrary 10 the usual custom.
however the same entertainment will
be repeated on commencement night,
with the addition OF the presentation
al diplomas and the formal graduation
ceremonies. Because Of the program
nf entertainment tickets are on sale
6or Thursday night and also for Fri
day night the latter the night oi COM
mencerneflt,
Tickets may be purchased from the
children Of ST. Marys school or from
the Brother Ill the Rectory of ST
Mary's or 1T ST. Mary's Hall The
program III very pleasing one, we'll
arranged and with variety Of mum
bers. The entertainment cannot fail
TO please as ali ST, Mary's entertain
menfs are of high order OF excel
lenee. and the participants perfectly
coached
III Is expected the hall will be crowd
ed on both Thursday and Friday
nights. The graduating class num-
bers thirteen. and graduation day Is
june Is. but thirteen Is st. Mary
lucky number, Just as It Is President
Wilson'S
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-09
MRS JULIA STRANGE
CLAIMED BY DEATH
AFTER LONG ILLNESS
Well known Milllner Ind I.pcaf Rnsi-
ness Woman Passes Away III Her
Home This morning

Mrs Julia II strange died This
morning. shortly after nine o'clock Al
her residence on Charles street. near
Duke of Gloucester. after i painful
illIsess Of several weeks due to ston.
aeh trouble
She IS survived by d son. robert +
strange her parents. Mr. and Mrs
George " Higgins. her father being
one Of the few remaining Old Canfea
crate Veterans or the Civil War
TWo sisters. Mrs algle ,rilghnan,
Wila of The Clerk ta he Hoard IL
County Conintis sioners. and n Helen
Mule, III Hennettyille Il t Mrs
strange was owner and proprirtress
of fashionable Main street miIlIn
cry emporium which she Ind CON
.auctel for many years She VAS m
excellent biisiiless Woman md hasl ali
artistic taste which lent 10 lille great
success OF her hus sineSs Mrs strange
wsts an ardent suiIFagist, and mems
her Of the Annanolts branch &c The
&omanss Suffrage league of Maryland
The funeral Will take place Ned
nesday afternoon II two o'clock from
her late residence.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-09
COMMUNITY RELIGIOUS
SERVICE AT ST. ANNE'S

On next sunday eYeniIig there viii
he held III Anne church 4 Gems
munity Religious Service III Thanks
giving for tlle return of plr soldiers
and sailors All ~ the pastors who
are members of Tie local ministerial
association have united In planning
this service They will participate il
il, and their congregations WI have
the opnortunty 70 express together
their gratitude % God for The reunion
of families separated by the war.
The service IS designed for our own
visiting soldiers aud sailors as we'll as
Tor tho community III general the
niiisic VIII BE supplemented ~ Prof.
Tataysky and i number Of PLAYERS
from the Naval Academy orchestra
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-09
MD. AVENUE CHURCH TO
HAVE NEW PARSONAGE

Maryland Avenue Methodist Epis-
coral church is shortly 20 have i new
parsonage For many years tile prop
=erfy d the corner Of East and Prince
George streets has been owned by this
church and used as a parsonage Re
Gently the property has been sold 70
Mrs Bernard Wells, who. II Il un-
dersto0d. contemplates converting Il
INTO an apartment house
In lieu Of the old parsonage. which
it has sold and Will abandon, The
Maryland avenue church has pnrchas-
ed The property on Prince George
street. now occupied as a Chinese
laundry, and viii build parsonage
on this site.
The proposed new parsonage will
BE great Improvement % this sec
.tion Of The town, and will BE- adjacent
TO the church.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-09
MIDSHIPMAN MccARTY
DROWNED ON SATURDAY

Midshipinen Philip q Afccarty 81
Portland, Greg. 4 member of the new
first class d the Naval Academy Was
drowned Saturday shortly after
five. while swimming with purity
from the wyoming one Of the sliips
Of the Atlantic fleet, IN the Annapolis
Roads AIcCarty while swimming
suddenly sank from view, making no
outery of any kind tIn 70 this morn
fne. his body had not been recovered
He was member of the section Of
last Years third class, wliieI was pro.
moted % the first class on account of
4 scholastic standing
al oye THE average.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-09
STILL BUSY TIMES
At NAVAL ACADEMY
Formation OF New Class Takes
Place OF June Week And
Cruise Start
FLEET LEFT THIS A. NJ.

Activity at the Naval Academy has
diminished only slightly with the
graduation 81 The First class last
week. and the departure of the three
upper classes on the summer cruise
THE work 81 inducing the members
fuf the new class into the Academy has
Ealready begun and will keep the exe-
3eutive and Instructive force at the in
ssitlltion An#y Tor sasasaAfer III Weeks.
liwhsae the date for the reopening of
the post graduate department, has
been set for next Monday
A number Of former Miashipmen
have been readmitted, III addition to
the first number and today eleven Of
l4he enlisted men who have passed
their mental examinations for ainiis
sion. reported for physical examina
Ktions. Tomorrow The candidates APP
pointed untler the general procedure,
land who have passed their mental
tests. will report for physical exami-
nation by board headed by Rear
Admiral A. Nj Ii. Mccormack Ii IS.
planned to examine about forty 4 day
lunfil all have been tested
Those former Midsllipmen who have;
iast been readmitted are Walter r
fIsishel, PIttshurg, Pa Marion F
Brimberry, Macon. Ca: James G Ell
fliscn, Pittsburg, pa: BaIch p. VII
son. Jr, Washington. p C William
II bush. Jr. East Mauch Chunk, Pa.
/ William Ii. yon Deele. Wee HaMken.
III J.. Frank Fl hall Raleigh. n. O..
Juhn n Nicholson, JI Wilmington
Del, William j Mullins. Athens. IA
The class will not number over
roo. which is less BY a60 than the be-
ginning class Of last. year. now the
Third class It may not reach quite
this number. Something less than 700
have passed their mental examina
ltions in February or April. about
thirty Ave enlisted men will be admit
ted as Aiitishipmen, and quite 4 nllni-
Der of those who have passed their
mental examinations previously but
who were not admitted because they
held only alternate appointments, and
their principal passed, have been de-
signated as principals, and viii enter
1
upon passing the physical tests.
The Atlantic fleet. upon the battles
ships Of which the members Of the
new First class Of AIidshipmen are dis
tributed. left Annapolis Roads this
morning, the departure being COM
pleted about Ten. The immediate des-
lfiration Of the fleet win be the south
/ iern Naval drill grounds. where tar
get practice Will take place for a week
For more. Little is known here posi-
lively as to the plans for the fleet. but
there is report that II will go through
I the Panama Canal and proceed to the
| Hawaiian Islands. However, this trip
may be postponed until after septen-
ber, when the Midshipmen will have
been returned to the Academy
The drowning os Midshipman Philip
IG. McCarty. OF Portland, Greg from
lthe wyoming. was greatly regretted
incident connected with the beginning
OF the cruIse. He had just been de-
signated as one of the members of the
Third class to advance TO the First
iclass He was drowned while swim
ming with party from the wyoming
Friday evening
Cemmunify Sling Tenlghf
Thare win he Community Sing
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-09
LIFE is A SCHOOL
So GO ON LEARNING
Presbyterian Pastor Tells High
School Graduates They Are
Just Beginning
TIE LESSONS or LIFE.

4
Ficing graduation You say es
but gtasIuatinn from Whit ia wAats
10. What said TIN lSaN Mauriee s
/ White. pastor nf The Fifsi Pres l,yfefiaa
Et'hnreh yestre,las neraing III i il ser
mon ID tlte graduates liz tae AIMS
Ipnlis iliei. sehoy tnlhfea III tiis
Church
a.on are eradffNiiuf fraut tlle ltirIl
school O. the sehnal of tite rom
the progess 81 faking ii, q tli, process
of eiyng nilt So Satl arr called to
commencement Il begin sometime.
q Is not oily finishing mp 4 lut
Inf subjects geiting awtv from ht,ol.
hut you arc ennmaneing Is put 10
Epractifstl use tlie subjects yau have
learned ~ sehao and from the learn
ling Of certain things ta lie nse .of
fhnse things from heing ministered
unto @ nlinisierng
liightfuIIs Aamed commencement
'''rlat Is the change commencement
naises And Il III rightly amea
enIneue5msnt for sneh ii ii Nnu
have boon receiving Il certain kind III
preparation mn lifp Now sou arc Id
Eeammenee to usc ii.
Hut What n Il you are to conn
tneilee - use. yali as' ~ Il the Il
zebra and the latins iIow can latin
help man in his business. ur how
can algebra help 4 woman % cook 4
meal?
Ta solve I.Ile's Problems
The teachers have been pulling
wool oyer your eyes. for Ii was not
Fanly the solution Of he algebraIc prob.
lens. or the translation 0f Caesar.
that they we're teaching yan but
Through these To reason 10 think for
yourselves, to solve lifa'a problems
.Imsi as you have been transiasing
from an unknown to d known Ians
glase so y0n have been learning
great lesson III life Life III sutne
times quite hard to understand Yon
owe your teachers d vote of thanks for
teaching and training you to under
stand and solve lifes problems.
Twenty years from now ynu Will
look back ID the Annapolis High
eSSAHOt. sSt1ltts fItlHs ttllHBps 3Ou ttlhs 1tDI
understand II YOU we're only able 20
slip through. Just to pass, I beg Of
ii TO do more than this nj life's
school
Two Ways Open
There are two ways open toll with
rare triumph: ease With disgrace
ron need rigid discipline, II ii very
nice t0 come and 81 as YOU please,
Jat this cannot be for all time.
The pastor told the class tint the
American people faee the greatest 81,
portunity any people have ever faced
Buck M iie saia, and face iife's
problems. Life II \ school 30 On
learning and solving problems For
5000 years human beings have been
facing disappointments Face life With
q heroic spirit Learn 10 exercise he
will An education that does not exer
else the Will disproyes the soul Learn
10 act and put into practice the best
things OF life. 1t Is mol the girl who
Continued on Page Three.1
: 90
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-09
MoTORED FROM N. II
70 WE'D GIRL or ANNAP


II was aften seven o'clock when the
tIonrhell 1T the home of Mr. Trail
FauhIe, Duke of Gloucester street. was
rung Saturday night. by q moterist
Dust arrived from New York
The unusual request at that hour
WAS for the granting OF a marriage
license OF course the motorist max,
Ing the request realized the Couri
House where marriage licenses are
granted, was closed at that time oi
evening. but he pressed his case and
the accommodating clerk al the office
lconsented to 30 with the stranger g
the Court House for tiie purpose of
issuing d license to wed.
The man who had motored to Anna
polls from New York 10 marry an An
napolfa girl was Nelson B Moore, 2s,
and the young lady was Miss Geral-
dine Wheeler. rs. DC Eastport. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev
james L. Smiley It ii understood the
bride has not attained her eighteenth
birthday, but the applicant for the III
cense made aftidavit to her age as 1S.
The bride Ii an only daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Wheeler OF East
port. The ceremony was the culmina-
ton Of q recent romance, and was a
surprise 10 the brides pnreits and
closest friends. Her only attendant
was Miss Ethel blizzard of Eastport
The groom Is teacher In New
York school Immediately after the
ceremony Mr and Mrs Moore left for
New York to take un their residence.
Wants ITO Buy hay Ridge
MIR. bradley. of Ia Plata, Md, was
Il visitor III Annapolis yesterday. and
motored over 10 Bay Ridge
While at the defunci summer ex-
cursion resort. Nlr. Bradley. who was
accompanied BY his wife. made many
inquiries relative 10 the place which
he said he wants TO buy. and has
written 10 the b q @ CO. which own
the property. relative to Its purchase.
Mr.. Bradley did not state for what
purpose he desires to purchase the
Bay Ridge property. whether as an
investment. III real estate and de-
yelopment as summer or suburban
home sites, or as an excursion resort.
AL one time Bay Ridge was the
most popular bayslde and excursion
resort iii Maryland.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-09
an.ranu.llr aIne a.alaII

There viii be Community Sing
tonight at the State Armory All who
are interested III these community
l.sings are urged ID attend The sing
win be led hy Pr6k. webster. choir
master az Sc Anne's.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-09
continued on Page Threel
[ ()S-I

At June Ball, small Fan, sarlda
wood sticks Fan decorated with fow-
ers and spaHgIes valued as 4 keepsake
py owner Mrs George H Hunter
Carvel Hall
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-09
AND
PSYCHIC RESEARCH
Broadness OF Treat
set Usually Op
BY Clergy
TIE MoTIv E

SIS li ltis pulpit q sermon
Ise q Spiritualian,
tseafeh. whose broad
ment WAS striking IN its
70 the position ao
III hther elerggmen who
peak npon this subject,
rilian l,y The Rev II W.
F'trst Methodist Episco-
@as pleasing In its sym
alniinaslness
is4ilnd his text In He-
sllitll Is the CLOUD Of
Iil part he said
81 present q wonderful
l interest In spirlinalIsm.
d England and France, and
st tieeree iii ills country which
ognized and which has q
4l ltal tiip Christian church can
r4a.f S but a commonplace
III flla the RIhle teaches that the
I near and witnesses Of life
M i,es are more alive. This
lYlit ilr siladnw of the life to
hls IL he limited life
GreM Multltudes Mourn
fia oitl.s lime past there has been
IL i u interest III immortality de-
BIS. hut true Men said, as to
t,e hing We don't know others,
dan care 1t was d selfish, In
strtnl altitude. There was time
.Stfal when things beyond were
lllell III evidence, and this was
Ii il overriding. for men neglect
fii mundane as ephemeral. and
afihing that would pass away.
last came the great war. and
maltitudcs mourn are heart i
Ipsen. and wonder For those who
lttlvc part came mn intimacy
A8sath and through these agencies
M ~ revival mentioned. and the
slaian church must meet It,
garAer there II Il large and ir-
sae Meratnre, III the same tenor
III gsna q The personal experiences,
alfA IL stated as facts, by the peo-
q sehiea thern personally know
BIZ isssq hooks have the most active
sit sai q iar magazines and books
ii lall Of ii.
SpirItualisnl Old
pfrliaalism Is as old MS Saul
Il slll be frank In stating that
hink i6at II per cent. of the mediums
d lrlaiis, anu the cheap medium In
slses absolute fraud
Fslfaieal Research became active
isNs as5 has had associated with
Sub names is Lodge. Sedgwick,
allai I,aehet Darrett, Wallace.
ifai Nyaf Lang Bruce Hyslop, and
ist 81 aihefs sI'llese men are not
'ssts 'lieS ire conscientious, sen
tll srions. painstaking and
safs q snoFea They are gentle
fa q sieftfae character, and rever-
spl while they do not agree
ssiag thfalse tes, unusual things do
sigea Is these last my attitude
an4fr to call anything
NAY be possible 20
g'FiI S. % such matters,
s''ls'i know 139t do say that II
50 81 foolish Tor the church TO say
- Z.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-09
Cloudy

llcaT west generally
cloudy east portion, to-
night and Tuesday
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-09

moi delivered
ard you viii
seeiaI boy.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-10-30
NASTY COLDS ARE
RELIEVED AT ONCE
"Pape's Cold Compound
then breaks up a cold in
a few hours

Don't stay stuffed up! Quit
blowing and snul1iing! A dose
of "Pape's Cold Compound" tax
en- every two hours until three
doses are taken usually breaks
up a severe cold and ends all
grippe misery.
The very first dose opens your
clogged up nostrils and the ali
passages of the head; stops nose
running; relieves the headache,
dullness, fcverishness. sneezlng'
soreness and stiffness.
"Pape's Cold Compound" is
the quickest ureSt relief known
and costs only a few cents al
drug stores. 1t acts without as
sistance, tastes nice, contains nc
quinine-1nsist upon Pape's.-
Advertisement.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-10-30
Pleasant Flat
(Last weeks itcms)

We have been lucky to escape
frost 50 far.
We had a very bad week List
week for seeding.
Sisco Shaw and Robert smhori
are doing rushing business wit
their drill; the rain has delayed
the work considerably.
w. f. HARRISON and wife, who
have been visiting at the lmhoil
home, returned tO'thGir home in
Plattsburg Monday. This was
their first trip to the Q1arks and
they think the woods Geaut fu
scenery ana both are anxious fol
another vacation here. We tool
them to the Wilson Farm Satur
day to see the tine herd ofShort
horn This trip they enjoyed
very much. About 30 neighbor'
and friends came in Il SURPRISED
them--had music and a pleasan
evening.
Sunday School at tho Tharp Mt l
II, m; ut Liberty at ) p. M; at til
Moore ut 3 y III. each Sunday.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-10-30
our MEAT # YOUR .
KIDNEYS ACT BADLY
Take tablespoonful Of Salts if Back
hurts or Bladder bothers-Drink
lota of water.

We are a nation of meat eaters and
our blood is Hlled with uric acid, says q
T~eli.lnown authority, who warns us to
he constantly on guard against kidney
trouble.
The kidneys do their utmost to treb
he blood of this irritating acid, but
lccome weak from the overwork; they
-cc sluggish; the eliminative tissues clog
and thus the waste is retained in the
hioad to poison the entire system.
When your kidneys ache and feel like
humps of lead, and you have singing
aains in the back or the urine is cloudy,
;ul! of sediment, or the bladder is irri-
bio, ohliging you to seek relief during
lie niclt; when you have severe head.
,cl.ca. nervous and dizzy spells, sleepless.
ness. acid stomach or rheumatism n bad
weather, get from your pharmacist about
ionr ounces of Jad Salts; take q
tablespoonful in a glass of water before
i.-tthiast each morning and in q lew
lays Your kidneys will act fine. This
famous salts is made from the acid OF
"rsr.s and lemon juice, combined with
Iitlia, and has been used for generations
% flush and sLimulate clogged kidneys,
10 rcutraIi2e the acids in urine so it IS
NO longer 4 source OF irritation, tnus
eudin, urinary and bladder disorders.
Iml Salts is inexpensive and cannot
%;rilre: makes a delightful eifervescene
Iitbig water drink. and nobody can make
n mistake by taking q little occasionally
a. keep the kidneys clean and aeti'e'
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-10-30
In Case of Accident Think
of O.ZO.NOL

Accidents and sudden attacks
always happen when least ex.
pected. If the case is serious
YOUR first thought is aphysiclan
If immediate first aid is reqplr'
ed, think of O 10 MOL the INC
dern antiseptic, healing ointment
that is fast becoming the most
popular home remedy in Amer
ca.
OZO MOL is a clean white
ointment prepared from chemi
calls and essential oils OF the
highest purity and antIseptlt
value and is the ideal first alc
treatment for Burns, Scalds
Cuts. Bruises, Sunburn, Insect
Bites, Poison Ivy, Colds, Group
Sore Throat, Eczema, BARRIERS
Itch and all inflamed or irIitatet
conditions, Don't allow another
day to go over your head with
out a jar of OZO MOL in tn
house-you may need 1t to'nor
row, 25c and SOC AZ all hrul
stores. adv.