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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-12-29
BELGIAN STEAMER, WITH
CREW, GOES DOWN

Halifax, Dec. 29.-The Belgian
steamer Anton Van Driel has been
wrecked west of Cape Race and all
of her crew perished, according to
wireless dispatches received here to-
day. j..
The Anton Van Driel, a vessel OF
1900 tons, sailed from Rotterdam
Nov. IA and arrived at Sydney Cape
Breton, Dec. II.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-12-29

a Christian so he will stay? Throw
in his path kindness and care, as he
staggers along in sorrow and despair.
Don't censure and condemn him be-
cause he's weak and fool, but re-
member, as you pass him. the Golden
Rule, and help him along each single
day, because he's only trail hitter
who fell by the way.
TIE weather? Fair, with slight
change in temperature tonight and
Tuesday.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-12-29
NOT SHORT OF MURDER

Plan Proposed TO Secure Government
Control Of Sale OF Wood Alcohol
Cincinnati. Dec. 29.-The Federated
American Societies of Experimental
Biology, which began three-days ses-
sion here today. planned to recommend
that the sale of wood alcohol be con-
trolled by the government. DR.. Clyde
Brooks, of the Ohio State university.
said that to make and sell, as a bev-
erage, a. drink containing wood alcohol
was nothing short of murder.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-12-29
RYAN PLANS SPEAKING
Dur OF SEVERAL WEEKS

2maha, Neb., Dec. 29.-WiIiam j.
IAN will speak here Jan. IL on
be Attitude of the Democratic
3ty in 1920" Friends of Mr.. Bryan
he plans a tour of several weeks
(which he will discuss the league
Nations. the peace treaty and other
&sible campaign issues.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-12-29
BILLY SMITH RUNNING ON
LAW and ORDER PLANK

w. c. C"Billy'') Smith, candidate
for sheriff on the democratic ticket,
declared Monday morning that he Is
running on strict law enforcement
platform. He hopes to secure the
strong backing of the Law Enforce
ment league. If elected he will be for
the enforcement of the law to the let
ter he stated. He is working hard for
the nomination.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-12-29
NEW PAPER FOR BOSTON

Boston, Mass, Dec. 29.-Frederick w
Enwright. publisher of the Lynn Tele-
graph News. will start morning and
evening newspaper in Boston, March i
according to announcement today.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-12-29

JupnE SAYS BERGER
SHoULp HAVE BEEN SHOT

Chicago, Dec. 29.-FederaI
Judge L4andis, speaking before
the Advertising post of the
American Legion today, de-
clarcd 1t was ian unpleasant
duty to sentence Victor l..
Berger, unseated member of
congress. TO twenty years in
the federal penitentiary at Fort
Leavenworth for violations of
the espionage law.
'sHe should have been stood
against a wall and shot" he
said ,a
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-12-29
SPECIAL SESSION TO
RATIFY SUFFRAGE

Boise. Idaho. Dec. 29.-On Feb. IL.
according to announcement by Gov.
Davis. of Idaho, the state legislature
will be convened in special session to
ratify the constitutional suffrage
amendment. The formal proclamation
convening the legislature is expected to
be issued today.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-12-29
FAIR, SAYS BILLY 'POSSUM

W o n > t
sonebo d Y
help him,
extend him
a hand,
help him
up and to
be a man;
make life
easy along
the way,
make him
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-12-29
"LOCISTS" GATHER
FOR ANNUAL CONFAB

Boston, Dec. 29.-Bacteriologists
biologists, paleontologists, anthro-
biologists and psychologists convened
here today in annual meetings. More
than 1000 scientists attended and
nearly 200 speakers were announced.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-12-29
new P0LICEMEN'S
UNION In BOSTON?

Boston. Dec. 29.-Acting under or
ders from Police Commissioners Curtis.
police captains of Boston today were
investigating a report that a new po-
Hcemen's union was being reformed
among the recruits to the local police
force 1t was the result of the forina-
ton of policemen's union that precipi-
tated the police strike last September
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EVERY INTEREsTINcp

WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.-Frank Morri-
son. secretary of the American Fede-
ration OF Labor, stated this afternoon
that he hal not been Informed Of any
efforts to organize the new policemen
of Boston. but he said the report was
very interesting" and that the Amer
lean Federation of Labor ENCOURAGES
the organization of police officers.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-12-29
LOST AND FOUND

CARD CASE-Engraved silver initials NJ y.
T.. Thursday. Liberal reward. Call Wal
nut 636S.
DOG-From home on Signal mountain: small
white male fox terrier: long tail. hesd and
face entirely black; circular black spot
and other black on hind quarters. An
swers to name Of Imp. Liberal reward for
return. Phone Main Ia.
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For Other Want Ads, See Want Ad
Page.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-21
! TIE THEATRES ;
I'D BILLS
ROMANCE
rs Told In "The Better OLE" the
Smashing Screen Success.

The romance Of Old Bill is delightful
Y told in The: Better Ole" tho comedy
picturc Of the great conflict which will
be shown all next w"sk at tho Virginia
theatre. Old Biz is now entertaining
hundred OF thousands Of people at the
Cort theatre. New York city. and on
tho other stages Of the country where
the five touring companies are now
playing. He is cvrn moro entertaining
on the screen than he is on the stage.
On the screen the character IS played oY
Charles Rock. who attained such tre-
mendous success in tho original produc-
ton. Tho Better Ole" was written by
Captains Bruce Eairnsfather and Arthur
Elliot. and the screen production was
made by George Pearson. No picture
produced in A long time has been more
universally commended and praised than
has The Better Ole
If you want 70 know about anything
20 to rhe Virginia theatre any afternoon
or eyee!nS next week and see the special
added attraction. Al. Axiom, the great
Hindu seer mind reader and crystal
Sazcr. who will mysGfy the crowds with
his remarkable DEMONSTRATORS OF the
occult sciences. He is wonderful ex-
poncnt Of psychology. and his psychic
powcrs hold the audience spellbound.
This wise man from India has remark
ably pleasing personality. and while he
answers the hundreds OF sealed ques-
tons and calls the names Of those asK-
sne them he does not endeavcr to cnbar-
fass those who might ask him questions
that are OF a personal and secret nature
Every city in which he has played he
has been the talk OF the town and has
thousands of/follo~ers. so remarkable
have been his demonstrations On Fri
Sax.naEnIux during. his elzazaraas>t in
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STRIKING STUDENTS
SHOW NO SIGNS
Of WEAKENING
Students Reported To Be installing
Barracks at Tho Gymnasium For
. Living Quarters.

The Bethany college student strike
still continues with few new develop
mcntS. The students. who are striking
because Of an attempted installation OF
the Reserve Officers Training Corps.
which is compulsory 10 all students I'M
der senior ranking. hold firm in their
statement that at tho time of ratricuI
lation, nothing definite was SAID a. TO
The compulsory clause Of the military
course They still affirm that, coming
as il docs alter the last school term has
started, it discrepancies the study OF
everyone IN the school and VIII lead ID
TIC diSCrGlil Of their work at tIat instl-
tuition should they desire to transfer
their work to another college. mol ohl!
that, students who are running on 4
narrow financial margin Will not be
able to earn a Part OF their expenses as
heretofore. preachers arc particularly
up in arms about the course and many
Will transfer their work TO nCiShborlnG
SCHOOLS, il is said.
II was rumored yesterday that. one OF
thc-mos, prominent Biblical professors
al the school had resigned to take cf-
feet Immediately.
The students have been given tho use
of the Irwin gymnasium which has not
been officially turned over 10 the college
by one Of tho trustees who has that pre-
rogativc Should tic girls, who
striking fer what they consider the
right thing. he dismissed from tho col
lego dorinitory, the fraterniticS arc plan
mig 10 turn their houses over to them
and use tho gymnasium as ii parrac"S
for themselves.
\ prominent citizen in the rillaGes
who expressed his views Oh the matter,
stated that the strikers did know Of the
proposed compulsory military framing
and that il is only those Of the faculty
and board Of trustees and student BODY
.whu arc out of harmony vita III" poll
cies and system o. inc college as direct
cd by it's head. are obstinate IN tn" mat
ter. Many students admit That lhlS IS
true.
The whole affair is expected to com"
to the crisis tomorrow when. 1t is SAID
that p meeting % trustees Will take
place at The college.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-21
"TEA FOR THREE"
STARS CHARLOTTE WALLER

IT. for Three is tho rather sociablc
title koi Cooper McGrues new play
which Selwyn and company will present
at the Court theatre on April 2S and II
The author refers to il as an angle on
the triangle. and bcgs that il will be
noted that he does not say an angie Of
the triangle.
The distinction made by Mr.. Mcgruc
is we'll taken. The mere suggestion that
n play, involves the various intriEIos
and liaisonS Of triangular affair is suf
hcient these days TO turn people away.
This is not time for tho petty af-
fairs Of life. But Tea for Three dis
tnctly and decidedly is not any such a
play.
In fact reports from New York. whrr"
it is now playing with such Su""eS" .i''"'
1t promises to run well into the spring.
declare II ~ br Qu,r the. Inn:>l u,,., ..-
tinuS offering ever To come from the pcu
Of MIR. Megrue. And. mind you. he mas
to his credit some Of tho most success
FIJI plays produced in this country. in
Guiding 1T Pays to Advertise" "Undrr
Cover" Under Fire Seven Chances"
and many others.
Ten for Three" is produced under the
mana cement of Srlwyn and company. III
is presented in decidedly handsome stage
settings. and will he played by cast OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-21
MAsoNS ARRIVING FOR
| ANNIVERSARY REUNION:

Visiting Masons began to arrive last
night and many moro will be m today
to attend the twenty-ffth anniversary
reunion Of West Virginia Consistory NO.
|. which opens tomorrow at the Scottish
Rite cathedral. r.,
AS a preliminary. the master masons:
degree will be put on by the four local
blue lodges as an. excrnplification. but
the real work of the consistory Will.
start tomorrow morning and continue.
until Friday night in the initiation OF
$50 candidates.
Invitations have been sent to several
members Of the supreme council and;
national officials. but il cannoat be de-
,crmtncd just yet whether or not they
can be present.
OYER, six hundred masons from all
parts Of the state will be in attendance
at the reunion and anniversary wnlcn
will come TO close Friday night with
a banquet at the Scottish Rite cathc-
dral. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-21
TWO OFFICERS
SHOT DOWN BY
An ITALIAN

STEURENEILLE. o. April o0.-Spcc-
ial Constable Dick Bell. twenty-five. is
diving at the Gill hospital with a bullet
wound in his loft lung. and Constable
John Crawford has n bullet wound in his
right arm as a result Of a Sunday raid on
a spcakeasy conducted here by Mclc Null
bcllo.
Antonio Dcfias. Italian. thirty-five, Is
held in the county Jail here charged with
the shooting. The officers encountered
a dozen foreigners in the sncakcasy
when they entered and when they at
tempted to seize large quantities.: OF
booze. Mulbello and others intcrfered.
While the constablcs were trying to
handcuff the proprietor. Defias. standing
a few feet away, opened fire on them
with revolvcrs, firing. three shots. ono
going wild.
Despite their wounds. the constables
seized Defias. disarmcd and handcuffcd
him. They cowed the others with their
guns and shortly afterwards turned their
prisoners over to the police, The wound
I'd officers were rushed to the hospital.
where il was said Boil could not recover.
Constable Bell was but recently dis
charged from the army at Camp Sher-
man. being former member Of the 1920
Regiment. His hnmc is in Salt Run,
near Brilliant. Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-21
~roLLHs OF PLEASURE"

Tho "FolIicS OF Pleasure" unr of the
ton notch burlcsquc sensations. will o.
The atirnctirn AT III" GoGIr theatre to-
day and Tuesday. starting with the
usual matinee. MIR. l"rnSt"in. ihr owner
of the "l'ollicS of Pleasure. has cnSaG-
cd as tho commander Of The comedy
brigade Clyde j. Bates. tramp come
dian and his associates, who will be pre-
scented in two act farce. The banquet
Of Song and j Feast Of J"llity." The va
rious adventures ar" staged in sum-
MGR hotel. ~ihcr" h" is employed as n
house detective. lie is not always III
evidence. for there arc numerous APP
pcaranc"s Of III" chorus nf thirty young
women. who arc good To look at. to-
gcthcr with the pony dozen. who prance
their way into the hearts Of the audi
UnCC.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-21
CONSTANCE TALMADGE
At TIE LIBERTY TO-DAY

The name Of Constance TalmadGc.
who is universally admired by screen
patrons for her fascination. personality
and charm Of manner, will soar even
higher into the. milky way of film stars
when the public views her performance
in the hole OF Suzanne E;rcoll in hnr
latest Select picture. Experimental
Marriage" in which she is again pre-
Liberty theatre Monday and Tuesday.
She is winSom". charming and beaut-
full and scores in this pictur" as one OF
the screens clevcrcSt condolences.
There is something refreshing about her
work on the screen and In Experimental
Marriage" in which she is agagin pre-
sonted by Lewis ]. Sclznick. she Is so
suited to the role port rayed that the illu-
sion is perfect and the spectator almost
forgets that he is looking at represen-
tnrion of an imaginary character.
The story concerns the adventures OF
a young widow. who fearing to again
bind herself down by a marriage con-
tract and destroy her liberty and prom
Using career as suffrage leader. mar
RIGS a handsome young lawyer only on
the condition that they live as man and
wife during the time elapsing between
Friday night and MoSSdy morning OF
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WORK ON THEATRE
ADDITION DELAYED

Tho city officials have brought to light
an unknown and hitherto unpuhlish"d
ordinance which will cause delay in
the start To d"moliSh the Ii"S"nt"ld"r
confectionery building for The purpose
as building an addition tn III" Victoria
theatre.
Contractors were to start mis- morn
ing tearing down the old building 10
make room for the improvements. out
Manager SrhaGrrr of lhr Victoria was
shown a cil% nrdinanr" which SrHrIhS
,bot all buildings Of the class 10 h"
erected should nave concrete floors. and
if this is carried out II will ncc"SSila al q
Il change in the estimated cost nj III"
structure, az IL will l." forced Ia put
concrete Ii"nr:: throughout tn" building.
holh upstairs and down. which Will me-
ccSSitatr tn" plans beng altered some
what.
Tho addition and improvements Ia The
SiSlnria will h" held back until the
controversy is settled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-21
cosIEDIAHs ARE GOOD ACTORS

rs il hard 10 make people laugh:
Henry J. Hooper. coming to the Court
Friday and saturday. April 1926 IN
"E'riendly Enemies recently was asked
no. IL isn't hard" said Mr.. Hooper
although an audience varies. Some men
20 to sct. a show with their minds pre-
occupied with business; they go 10 kill
few hours. but to laugh or enjoy an
cv"ning-nc"cr.
IT once made the late Pittsburgh PM
smile. but ! never saw him laugh nc
must have been thinking of tho play
when he smiled. not of tho horses.
The plays tho thing. but man must
have pcrSonality-an actor can help the
play, and vice versa. but not unless he
has this quality.
There never lived a comedian in the
world that wasn't Il good actor. Those
who arc not actors arc cheating. and
they'll be caught some day: they can't
live long: their days arc short"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-21
Fine Collection
Taken Sunday at
St, Matthews Shurch

At St. Matthew's p. T.. church Sunday
morning A special collection WIS taken
at which sum in excess of 10000 was
realized. which will he used for the pur-
pose of discharging the debt against the
parish, paying. for improvements to the
church property and taking care OF such
expense as may be incurred in enter
tanning the diocesan council OF tho. state
during the spring centennial celebration.
It has been previously announced that
s1N.nQ0 would be needed for the pur-
poses enumerated and tho fact that the
congregation responded TO the appeal by
contributing II sum in excess Of the
amount asked is =. splendid tribute to
their generosity and loyalty TO their
church.
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q
me feel like a new woman. can work
from morning until night and 1t does
not bother me, and I wish ell girls who
suffer as I did would Try Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. -
Mrs. H. DooLEY, LBS 18th Street,
Milwaukee, Wis. =
Working girls everywhere should
profit by Mrs. Dooley's experience, and
instead of dragging along from day to
day with life burden, give this famous
root and herb remedy, Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound . trial.
1t has overcome just such conditions tor
thousands of others, and why not tor
you? For special advice, write Lydia
f. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass.
The result of their 40 years experience
is at your service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-21
JUST like ON The
RIO GRANDE

Edgar W-eiscl wnS exercising his gat
yesterday. shooting up GrcGgsvilie ana
Ringing lhc surrounding landscnp" with
thirly-twu calibr" bullets and in gen
oral way disturbing The peace ana dlE-
nitv Of tho state of West virginia. Ed
gar was striving to emulate certain
man namcd Hart in the movies. when he
was grahhrdL- by deputy sh"riffa Logo
marrina and Clnuse last night about ten
oci,,k and brought 10 tho county jail
and hc will sct q hearing today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-21
LARGE CLASS OF
MOOSE INITIATED

At big meeting yesterday afternoon
Wheeling lodge Nn. e.. Loyal Order al
Moose, initiated about ono hundred now
members in their lodge rooms in the Ma
sonic building IN Market street.
4 large crowd saw III" new flcmhcrs
installed by tho degree ieam of the local
lodge. and IN" newly elected officials
presided for tho first time They were:
T. + Tucker. dictator: William a. Bon
enc. vice dictator: Newton West. pre-
late: John Bonrnn. sergeant at arms; H..
t. Grapes and l.. {. Hcnthorn. inner and
outer guards.
The lodge is striving for record in
membership before The open charter
closes on May 20,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-21
GLEN RIDGE LAUNCHED

NEW YORK. April 20-The $500 ton
steel cargo vessel. Glen Ridge. was
launched at the Shooters Islands yards
of Inc Standard Ship Building company
Glen Ridge New Jersey. because Of that
communiiys record in the; Fourth LIB
ertw Loan was christcned by Mrs. John;
Hunter, wife of the constructing engtn-
Ger. formerly of st. Louis:
Mr., Hunter today received kilograms
from Mayor H. W. Kicl. Of st. Louis,
and: the engineers club Of that city. con-
graduating him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-21
CAPT. PHILLIPS AND
YOSTER DO BATTLE

CAPTAIN Brrt Phillips. an1-salooh
league officer had To do battle win Sam
Dresden. big Russian 10 arrest MN
and put him behind the bars oil inc
county Jail Saturday evening.
The eagle eye Of Capt Phillips saw
through the suit case that sam carried
and Spicd thrrc pints Of whiSkey ana
five quarts Of beer rcposinE inside with
his N-ray eyes.
Dresden resisted arrest. hut was
finally suhdurd and taken 10 jail ana
given hearing by Justice Hobbs. VINO
fined him Sln0 and costs and. sixty days
in Jail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-21
WOMEN And WAR
Fierce Fighting AInazons Recruiting OF
Women In Wartime II
Bulgaria.

In limos Of war and Bulgaria is
almost continually al war with one ma
ton or another. the women arc rccrIit''
into many departments Of service ana
many regiments and battaions Of Bull
garia's rirrccst fighters have h"on wn-
mon. Tho sturdincss and energy Of IN"
daughters of Bulgaria have vitality AL
fcctrd the stamina Of this nation.
Hester Donaldson Jenkins. America
educator and a professor in INC t3nstnn-
tinnDlr COLLEGE. explained for The m
iirr,al Geographic Society in n mono
cranh upon "Rulgaria and lis Women"
how much Of tho strength OF RulGarIa IL
owing tn this nations sturdy woman
hood during the past 40 years OF ms
nations troubled existence. Bulgaria
has compelled the admiration OF NhIu"h
Ing nations.
bulgarian girls incline to roundn"ss
of contour and figure. clear complex
ion, ripr. rosy mouths and diml'es. One
Of tho most beautiful girls I ever saw
was bulgarian. with Elourious mas:
Of cnpprr-colored waves. n clear. pale.
skin. handsomely set grey eyes. deli
cate mouth. and small white Tooth. ana
The height and cnrraE" of a princes e.
The above description nf III" women
of Bulgaria hy Miss jenkins is by no
means cxaggcraled.: said H. H. Won
Schlick. Of Pittsburgh. Pa. las a matter
OF fact. tho women Of Bulgaria ar" not
only tho most beautiful women in thu
world. but arc also tho hc1lthinst women
in tho world" Tho strength and cndur-
anCr Of this people arc easily under
stood.
Feuowahip With Mature.
Their fellowship with nature for
thousands Of years has taught this pco-
ulc the secret of health and long life
They keep tho blood pure by the use Of
n simple propnra tion, composed of roots.
harks leaves seeds. berries. herbs and
flowers. This prepare tinn is known as
Bulgarian Blood Tea and tcaspoonful
Of these herbs hrcwnd in n cupful Of hot
water md taken at bedtime eliminate"
those fatal taXic poiSnns which con
Stantlv nccumulat" from tho vast" food
materials and which cause most OF The
ills from which mankind suffers.
Bulgarian Blood Tea vtodry is used
the world over and praised by millions
nf sufferers fighting disease and ward
ing off old age weaknesses.
Thyc include happy girls budding into
womanhood or womhn crossing tho pro
carious thresholds OF life. An praise
and recommend il. Men regain their
strength and vitality. tho blood becomes
rich and pure and tho snap and sparkle
of good health returns TO those who
were In despair. Just ask your druggist
today for :. trial package of Bulgarian
Blood Tea and you will never regret the
time you spent in reading this Item.
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MRS. D0OLEY'S
80; =
ADVICE TO. ~
WORKING GIRLS.
Milwaukee, Wis.-"1 wish all girl!
who. work and suffer from functional

disorders "oulo
profit by my advice
and take Lydia E
Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound.
Before ! was mar.
RED, when / came
home from work ct;
night, I would Be }.
Just worn ont with
pains which dragged
me down. I took
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Com
Mound and It made
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this city nc will give q special perform
arcc for ladies only. when tho women
will feel free to bring questions OF pri-
vatc and personal nature. Mr.. Axiom
will give none demonstration in after
noon and two in evening.
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each week. Many interesting compli-
cations develop from their novel mar
ried life. The picture is q cUrker and
well worth seeing