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The Washington herald., 1919-03-19

MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS or
the ColfaS OIL & Gas ComTsny will be held at
the office Of the comrany. so Sc&nlon BLDG,
Houston, Texas, at IL a m, May !. 1919, for
the purpose Of electins Board Of Trustees ana
to do any other business rCorer to come before
stockholders meeting. r, W. HARP. secp-
tsry. mhis-lt
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Phone
Main
$500

avenue southeast. at which time plans
are TO be made concerning the future
of the associs alton An effort Is to be
made TO interest more citizens OF that
community In the association. and n
Is feared that unless this is done. the
association may be compelled to dis
band President Latimer is hopeful
for a large meeting tonight
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE ZONE SUPPLY OFFICER.
Eth and r Streets n. W, Washington, ID. c.
Sealed proposals will be opened at the above
address at 100 a. n, APRIL 5, lels for
furnishing all Of the material labor, equipment.
ETC.. necessary to construct roads In the South
ern potion OF Arlington Cemetery. including all
grading. paving. drainage, etc, required; also
the construction Of circle on the Treasury Road
Terrace near the Dewey Mausoleum. and new
entrance gate IN south wall OF cemetery; all as
required by plans No. FL TO incl, and in
strict accordance with these specifications Plans
NAV be had upon srpticaiien at this Office and
a dsposit OF FIVE dollars CSl will be required for
each set obtained. PROPOSAL. 20 be fled in
triplicste and must bear guaranty thereon. Marx
envelopes PROPOSALS kOR CONSTRUCTION
OF ROADwAIs, ARLINGTON NATIONAL
CEMETERY" and sddrexs to the Zone suppls
onicer. Washington, ID. G. mhl1-ls2l 2,
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER. d. e..
Washington, ID. O., March Is, 1919. Sealed
proposals will be received at this Office, Room
sll, District Building. until O'Clock. p N,
March q. 1919. tor furnishing and delivering uni
forms and caps for members OF the Police De
partnent, this city. Specifications and forms
Of proposals may be obtained upon application TO
the Purchasing Officer. d. c.. Room So Dis
trict Building W. SGwYSN GARDINER,
ChAs. ". KUTZ. Commissioners. mhi5,i.ls
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BELMONT,

Noted clairvoyon. psimist Gives sd,ie.
on business matters. 4oye, health, and fanny
affairs. lells name o. your future husband or
wife. tells II ore you eve Is true or taise. What
part q the country u lucxiest to you. War 20
do 10 be successful IN h.e LIS \, L. ave NV
Next door TO Masonic Temple. headings, 81
DEF GOT
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PALMISTRY.

MADAME PARL--..-GIFTED r LMIs +
and cairYoyant. gives advice on all affairs of
life. She asks question. but will tell you
Wnat sou want TO know. You will bs wiserssnd
happier after seeing her. Satisfaction or no
charges. Readings, 81, Hours, 10 a. m, to $
D. m l2ll b ST. NV, between l2th and 18th
SITS. mhq7t
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FOR SALE-FARMS.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

BRICK WORk
Garasss a specially, attention repairing. CO.
nsut work o. all kinds. Estimates eheerfully
iiruished. Phone Main 1856 z. b. RUHLIN.
rnh5-l5t
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$3.50 Window Shades, $I.0O
Our big specisl-FiDess $50 Oil OpsqCs Win
dow Shades, HSrtshorn rollers; treasured, made
and hung by factory e1pertA Only 81. Orosr
al once.
The Shade Shop. =. = ,ss Z! 81. IT.
W STOKES sAMMoNs, Propeistnr,
fei-~
The Washington herald., 1919-03-19

William Lewis. ss years old. and
Eugene Doyle, q years old. both in
mates Of St Elizabeth's Hospital for
the Insane. escaped that Institution.
yesterday, and were on their way to
the city when stopped by Oficers
Stewart and Poland. OF the Eleventh
precinct, and returned 10 the hospi-
tai
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SPIRITUAL READINGS.
I.icensed By the ptstrict Of CoIumbia.

keller, KNOWN THE WORLD OVER FOR
independent writing, messages on any matter,
by appointment. 1862 Parkwood place NV Phone
Columbia ZZT0 Terms S. mhI2SOt
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Joseph S. Sullivan, husband Of !.
Mrs Annie r. Sullivan. died on Mon
day at his home. 3s5 Second stresso7
southeast. and the funeral 10 TO be =;
held from his late home this after
noon at Q o'clock. Mr.. Sullivan hst oi
resided In the Southeast for a num- y
ber of years. and was an active
member OF Mount Vernon Council
No 10, Junior Order of United y
American Mechanics. which orean@s Z
izstien will have charge Of a por--,
ton Of the funeral services this
afternoon. "s
~,
Another effort will be made to -se-s-
cure the erection OF shelter at
the street car transfer point, st.
First and z streets southeast. go
that persons changing cars at this
point during bad weather will not
suffer inconvenience as is now the
case.
The fact that portion OF the Mount !,
Pleasant cars now terminate al this :
point is cause for use by this hne :
Of more passengers and shelter
would be Of much benefit
Funeral service for Mrs. Eta Vioise.
Hsmerdinger. wife OF Harry r. Ham,,
erdinser. who died at her residence,
745 Tenth street southeast on Sunday. !,
following long illness, were held yes-,.
terday afternoon, with interment in
Congressional Cemetery. Mrs. Hamer-,.
dinger was the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank W. Rsitz -,
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NINE. KARTO

ClSirIoyanr and psychic. Medium advice On
all Affairs Of life. Readings daily; hours II to s.
Satisfaction guaranteed. $40 5th st. NV. mhssot
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-29

Quick action was taken md four rcgi-
m"nts Of state troops were ordered mob
ilIcd. AdJutanl General Dickson an
nOuuccd that whether troops were sent
into tho disturbed district would depend
on developments Of the night.
The action Of Mayor Thompson. II was
stated. was taken only after 1t had be-
come "vidrn THAT tho city police force
was inadequate t. maintain order N IN"
live mile area where as many as ten
clashes between whites and blacks had
developed in AN hour
Several hundred negroes. many OF
them flashing guns and knives, Congr"-
gated early tonight near South stat"
and Thirty-fifth streets. After nufh'r-
Gus minor fights most Of them were dis
prr$"d In one, If these outbreaks Il
white man WAS reported stabbed to
Death
In the meantime special police and de-
tcctiycS had cleared other districts
wh"r" Ia" outbreaks had become FREE
qurnt during the day. TIL" police sand
The nrgrors wrr' terror stricken and APP
I"arrd on tn" streets only IN groups
which gathered in alleys and then ran al
full speed To their destinations.
Numerous conferences were held ny
the authorities. After one Of th"s".
States Attorney MAclay Euync issued Il
statement charging that politicians
teaching the crlorcd clement disrcsp"ct
for III. law was the basic reason for the
riots,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-29

10 one from Senator Hale requesting Mr..
Hughes opinion on the validity Of rcscr-
SationS to tn" proposed covenant ana
also asking Mr. Hughes what rcSerVa-
tons. in your judgment. should be made
to safeguard The interests Of our coun-
try." In his letter Senator Hale asserts
h" wants to So" som" plan devised
whereby the United States may safely
enter the league Of nati0n*."'
In his reply Mr.. Hughes states "thcr"
is a plain need for n l"aGu" Of nations
II" added that there is also tho immc-
date cXigcnCy To hC COnSidcrcd' and that
1T is manifest that every REASONABLE" o.
fort should hc made 10 establish peace
as promptly and tn bring about Il condi-
tirn in which Europe can resume its nor
nal industrial activity.
II 500 no reason why these objects
cannot h" attained without sacrificing
the essential interests of the United
states" Mr.. Hughes continues. There
is n middle ground between aloofncss
and injurious commitments.
While rcgrctting that "suitahi"' steps
have not been taken to formulate inter
nalion1l legal principles and settlements
nf disputes hy impartial tribunals. Mt.
Hughes declares There is merit enough
in tho proposed plan TO make II d"sir-
able to secure ii. If proper safeguards
can be obtained" He adds that II is
lust as futil" To cXaTgcratc Its value
as il is t. see nothing but it's dcfcctS.
In his opinion. IN" proposed covenant
should hr viewed "as n mere beginning.
but it is important that false start
should not be made.
The question IS to the validity or
reservations has two aspects. says Mr..
Hughes First with respect to action
on our part which is essential 10 max
ing reservations and. second. as to the
effect of reservations upon other parties
to tn" tr"ply.
LAS to the first question, il Is manif"ct
that ATTEMPTED reservations will be in
rirrctual unless they qualify the act Of
ratiiicatinn." said Mr.. Hughes. adding
that such reservations must constitute
part Of tho instrument Of ratification.
If the proposed reservations arc rcas-
enable. responsibility for defeat OF the
treaty would liz with lhos" who refuse
tho vote essential To the assent. in tho
opinion Of Mr.. Hughes, who points out
that. ON the other hand. if the senate
gives it's assent to tn" treaty with rcscr-
vations and President Wilson should rc-
fuse concurrence. responsibility would
Il" with him.
mrd" ON tn" part If Il number Of ma
toms, they may a"qui"S"" in partial
ratification on III" part Of one or more
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Mr.. Hughes declares. statements &c
, safeguard our interests which clarity
ambiguous clauses in the covenant can
meet with no reasonable objection"
Nor should We assume that a reserpa.
ton would lead to the failure OF the
treaty or compel resumption Of the
peace conference when the reservation
lca-cs unimpaircd the main provisions
Of the covenant and simply seeks 10
avoid any apparent assumption OF obli-
gaticn on our part TO Join in war at
some indefinite time in the future for \
cause the merits Of which cannot now
, DC foresccn," says Mr.. Hughes.
Taking up the subject matter of his
four reservations. Mr.. Hughes said that
with regard TO Article /. concerning tho
right Of withdrawal from the league.
there should DO clarifying statement
as Il part OF the ratification"
Article Nv. relating TO domestic mat
tors. is also. found by Mr.. Hughes TO be
ambiguous.
Mr.. Hughes says he fully endorses
Ei1hu Roots proposed statement OF
reservation regarding Article XXI. said
by advocates OF the covenant 10. pre-
serve the Monroe Doctrine. but adds
that Tin view that alternate form Of
statement may be helpful he Submits
one of his own. The descriptive phrase
employed in the article is Inaccurate
and the meaning is far from cloar. ac-
cord9Rg 10 the writer.
Mr.. Hughes also agrees with Mr.. Root
that it would be desirable 10 eliminate
Article y with Its guaranty TO preserve
/ against external aggression the terrific
rial integrity" of all members Of tho
league.
II still think that Article X is a
trouble breeder and not a peaccnakcr."
says Mr.. Hughes. adding that "dcmocra-
cics cannot promise war fter the mn
ncr of monarchs." and that lit is idle
TO attempt TO commit free peoples TO the
making OF war in an unknown contin-
gency where such a war may DC found
clearly opposed 10 the dictates Of JUS
tiCc."
Article X is Objectionable because II
is an illusory engagement" declases Nj.
Hughes. and we should not enter into
a guaranty which would expoEe US to a
charge of bad faith"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-29
RANK IRREGULARITIES
PRECEDED CLOSING or
DAY AND NIGHT BANK

CHARLESTON. W. Va. July -H.-ln
connection with the closing Of the DAY
and Night bank here last Monday. OE
order Of the banking commissioners
Governor John J. Cornwcll has ISSUE"
explanation 81 the conditions that IL"
20 the action taken. Before March.
1919, the governor stated, when me
bank was examined by Assistant COM
missioner George NJ. Weekly and Irr"su-
larities reported. the bank had moi been
examined for seventeen months despite
tae law requiring each bank 10 be OK
amircdN twice year.
Five days before. he retired from
office on May |, former Banking Com
missioner :. +. Smith wrote 30 the
cashier calling attention 70 Irregular
tiles existing at the bank When the
present Comma sSionrr Joseph ,. Hill
assumed the duties OF the otnct. oiS-
covered tho report OF the Irregularities
and he made personal investigation.
The governor stated that II" ana COM
missioner Hill had cndeavorcd 10 induce
the Charleston banks 20 take over the
bank.
He explained that Mr.. Hill mad CIV
en- notice to the bank not 10 accept any
state deposits for the reason that the
strtc bond Of tho bank was Slpp'""e
and II - u rule that parks ~" not |"
have moro than IS pSr cent OF the pen
atty Of the bond at any time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-29
MAY USE WORKHOUSE
FOR Juvenile
DETENTION HOME

city Manager Charles .. Erhiu YES
tcrdnY appeared before Ia" board !
county commissioners md d., U.S. 4 Ito
proposition " IN" county using III" old
worknousc rs Il juyrn.L' d"t"nt!"n home.
TIL" county is required by state law
To maintain Il Juvenile Diet ut"n hunr.
III" vCmmISSILNCrS huv" set aS,,!" "r"
building at tn" county hOw" for tha'
purpose. There Nr". however. a numb =
particularly among tn" ruur, UItc"rs
who insist that IN" d''cr'juI h'W'
should b. in the cry. rr a. least NOR"
convenient "a The county bul!ta nE! They
say that when juveniles awaiting I hear.
inS must b" brought from Tho detention
homo 10 the court huGN" tn much m 4"
is lost in going 50 far tor III" rhlldr"h.
Ii is estimated that about ?" pr cent
Of the Juvenile cases IN OHIO r"uH,iy orr
ginate within tn" city ut wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-29
WOOlSDALE VOTES ON
BOND ISSUE TODAY

Residents II WoCdIdal" vote today on
n proposed Stnn 90" street improve
ment bond ssur. Or;rials Of tn" SUI
nurh have ISSUED an appeal ~ residents,
pointing cut 70 ,hrm the erra, need "f
bare Srrfac"d STREETS and reminding
ttfcrl OF IN" poor condition o.! some Of
III 'hor"YShfar.~ nj present.
Polls open az { o'clock a. IN, and close
at Z. ~ \ thrrr-.Itlh$ vur" Is II .ccs-
sary 10 rar:fy tn" l>su". Much has been
done 20 make IN" bond lSsu" a popular
ono. a,:d il Is believed that i will curry.
Sncc her" is y" organized "pr"-jrl"n.
WoDdSdalC has always gouo 70; ward.
ard Il - taken for granted ,hr: tn.
bond iSsuc Will receive a handsome ma
jnrlty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-29
SIDE wa6 f7ncd,d with reports of
f..-r. l,r aud is III i..,:.

SIDE WIS t7ncd,d with reports of
Cca.hy ana i"'ls.ie4.
Chief Of ralicc Garc!ty, =; l.t9
hour, aa!d tina, il va iHpo. s;h.c TO
:.aEc II exact ccr.ratc OF he c2su!-
-ius because Of t.!c contradictory re-
.nrts.
The riots, which stared yesterday
~ the Gau-h Sid LcacAec, wtIe IT,
we'd wAen aero sabor":I began
I>2vlnS tAe H. iIGa4tri2l Rants ard
" dusk r4ava thTi: Il &coro Of separate
,;.:b" - MG<l occurred.
wAi.,a began dragging negroes
fvo:u street cas-, the negroes retail
I'D viii stones and knives. Street
c,rs in TIC hrat II S!e "hlack helt'
v-uro tied up and the windows smash
-
"a dying squadron" Of blacks mount
g. In = touring car and riding at full
'>scd through the section, SEM VOL
!. ' of SLOTS ut group OF whtre5. Oae
white woman Was injured, bat not
fatally. The negroes were ovc-rahe1
after long chase aAd placed under
arrest.
Shortly aftcrwsrd 4 mob OF several
hundred backs formed at Thirty first
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-29
JUDGE HUGHES.
CONTINUED from Page One.)

tho league. leaving this country free {"
oppose acquisition Ivy any non-hmcrican
country 81 territory in the Western
Hemisphere.
Fourth. that under Article y the
United States shall assume no obligations
to undertake. any military expedition or
employ it's armed forces on land or sea
unless such action is authorized by con-
gross.
Tho resolution suggested by Mr
Hughes is embodied IN IL letter replying
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-29
.DANDRUFF GOES
AWAY LIKE MAGIC
itchy. scaly, DandruR Covered Scalp
And Failing Nair Easy 20 Stop.
NANCE REMEDY MADE FOR THE
HUMAN SCALP.

Everyone KNOWS no quick I'l.'l
from dandruW ITCH "rG scalp trouble.
l,,r thc ~ rrNc Manage "''ur,~ did not
stay cured Rarh"rs find h"w"y"r It IS
the best Qf all ih.' scalp treatments or
Nut.I,~.
Chemists Perfect It.
Now comes tho announcement that
Mango Remrdy has NJ last been per
footed especially for the human BAR
and scalp. TIL" nasty. disagrccahl"
features arc gone.
Thick. beautiful. vigorous hair ana
clean scalp. Fr"c entirely 0f danLrur
and the old itchy tender condition -
easy There - non" Of that tying.
harsh condition afterwards. Raymond <
Perfected Mango Remedy as II Is called
rs surely L blessing.
Elderly people with thIn. scraggly
hair find u is wonderful ana the ralr
seS and beauty parIors affirm u - n
big step forward IN hair n"d scalp
treatment For children and "ro"H''''s
a frequent treatment Of the scalp nc
cordInr 70 simple GIr"rtIun$ "n ...''
bottle Is q wise preCaution and a de-
nghtful treat.
Alrcdy used in beauty shops I'm
dorscd by druggists and specialists.
RayInond'S Mango Cure tespecially ;"r
human hair and scalp is luxurious
necessity. We prepay large bottles
any whore on receipt Of &c plus t3c)
VA taN. C. II Crest & Co. or you
may get it Of your well stocked drug
gists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-29
SEVEN KILLED

Confined from Page One.)
were removed to their homes whs0
conditions permitted.
There was no concerted battle by tho
blacks, tho outbreaks dotting large
area.
Every police station in the South
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-29
Looting BY Negroes.

!, @ru.S began !vulInE stores # whites
ga ,ln. di>lrr; shortly after tn urlng Of
i'.I \,r, b. 4 .uuad ~ p"i'r"m"n in an
'ti,yl {" hr'Hi, Hp 4 hEA' over i small
I9rrhu-" al grrcr:'s. Tn" police soon
,u''i"i Their guns Tn" l""tnE con
l,uU"d um.u - Sp'"irl squad "t police.
uIlu"d With rifles. arrived. They fired
l.w. telling h.tlr It dom blacks. y
: h,i, wnIl;n VA pulled from street
car uv - u-rrn. H. WAS soon lying Un-
rutS,,",.- against Ia" curb Thr angry
vhii,~ l.i' h.u. for G,;,d.
Gr"Gp~ &c hIH,Ns termed in football
"A ~h'"u and charged against whites with
, rr:,"- :lul clubs on "II, corner the
50, l., WI TX" Il Iu.uaiur" battle-ground.
l.ucrusvluuS urErrc% and whites d"ti'd
;h,. $lr.r:;,. \. they r"=aru"d conscious
II ..,.., They " :, arrested or permitted 20
r,,aN,. ln,. ~ .%hhrrh""d.
White thr mHu battles wor" in pro-
gr,.'S. women. blacks and whites bat
Ilrd away III front yards w''h hr"omS
and missiles, In ON. Of ih"S" lights u
whit" w,Iuru Mas Knocked UNCONSCIOUS
and taken Ia Il hr$lnIHi.
Ia ON" fraCaS ou Thlrry-fuur,h street.
u""ru"S Lmuckrd tvs" policemen unC"n-
>,.,u> aud We're drawing pistols when II
group vf d.ScharE"H n'|r" soldiers cam"
Il, tn. r,.,riI" e tn Wl,i'S. In another
ha'tI, soon HrI,r. three Policemen were
~l., ON. may die
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-29

OlIeCG ACLIOu NdS 1ScSuS COG
Leonard Refngerators
McDougall was the first
Kitchen Cabinet and it is still
the first in all those many
convcnicnccs and labor-sav-
ing devices that appeal to
the busy woman.
Direct Action Is a Gas
Range that has an improved
icaturr-a regulating device
on the oven that permits you
to get any required tempera-
iurr for baking-or for cook
ing Il whole meal in the oven
at ono time in any desired
period from 3 to 6 hours.
Leonard Cleanable Refrig-
orators are without an equal
in ice economy and sanitary
features. Let us show you
the ten insulating walls of q
Leonard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-29
Fer YOUR
LIBRARY

Portable Reading Lamps
Gas or Electric with glass or
silk shades.
Beautiful Floor Lamps-A
display Of fifty or more with
shades al many hucd silk and
bases Of mahogany or Japa-
nrSc lacquer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-29

vi III. ~ '''''> :. ,'o ~
s'I' P''. ~. ''I"' ,,.'a,, with
'''r '"' I.;n
that : III" EInd OF i"rh''ure
YOU should nave III your Nv
ing room.
-. - ;.,r g..
I.I,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-29

street and began filing at policeman.
4 genera! fire was opened and four OF
the negroes fell. all MORALLY wounded.
white man in tho same Eegthbor-
mood was dragged from l truck and
stabbed to death.
\ u,Ern !.ri'r Wa Killed b. whites "A
few inmates later ia TIA" sam" block.
Scores IF arrests were made. but where
thu, rioters wy found 80 l." unarm"d.
they were, released.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-29
FOR YOUR
KITCHEN

Here's three Topnotchers
that will place any kitchen in !
class by itself:
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-12
Genuine Relief If You Resort
to Sand and Sensible
Treatment

There is a very common misrn-
derstanding of Eczema and the va
rious other forms of skin eruptions
and irritations that cause so much
pain and discomfort. Because the
surface OF the skin is the scene f
the attack, and seems almost ablaze
with fiery, burning and itching,
these disorders are mis-named skin
diseases.
The truth is that they are not
really skin diseases, and that is
why nothing but disappointment
follows their treatment with salves
and lotions applied to the surface
of the skin.
These irritations, eruptions, boils,
pirhples, etc, are caused by a dis
ease germ in the blood, which
breaks out through the skin, and
as long as the germ is in the blood,
no cure can come from ointments
and lotions, even il you apply them
90 the surface by the ton.
The rational and sensible treat
cent is S. s. S., the reliable blood
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-12
Why Itch and Scratch
With Burning Eczema?

purifier, which promptly eradicatcs
all disease germs from the blood.
When you cleanse your blood OF
disease germs, the skin is promptly
restored to its normal condition.
For more than half a century
S. S. s. has been used with the
greatest satisfaction for all man
ner of blood and skin disorders.
This fine old remedy was first
made. by the Indians from medici-
nal roots and herbs Of the forests.
s. s. s. is still made from tho
original formula, and it is guaran-
teed purely vegetable. It is ono
blood remedy that contains not
particle of potash, mercury OF 9TH
err mineral. Thore is no finer tonic
or system-builder, and thorough
course of 8. s. s. will build up the
general health and give new vigor
to the entire body.
Get a bottle of s. 8. s. from
your druggist, and begin tho sensi-
BILE, rational treatment today, and
you will experience genuine relief,
as thousands of others have. If
you want any special medical adj
vice regarding your own case, you
can obtain same without cost by
writing to Chief Medical Adviser,
Jos Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Go.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-12

the home Of Mrs. Pierce Friday after
noon.
Mrs. Zoe Turner is in Chicago this
week.
H. G. Triplett Of Eaton, Col. has
been visiting his father, Milton Trip
lett, and other relatives.
Miss Leora Manbeck came from
Sioux Falls, S. d. She Is a guest OF
her sister and husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. c. Mogel.
The Haines family have moved into
Mrs. Ingrim's house on Jefferson and
Madison streets.
Bert Simkin came from Duluth to
visit his brother. Mayor Will Simkin,
and other relatives.
Harry Craig and family Of Fairfield
were guests a few days Of last week
of Mr.. Craigs sister. Mrs. George
Wilmeth. and family.
Az,ir Gilmore and family have NOV
ed to the Albert Lester farm east of
town.
Mr. and Mrs William Bates have
moved to Fairfield.
Miss Ida Coburn has moved to her
new home on Jefferson street.
Jacob Lubelchek has sold his prop
erty at the east end Of North Maine
street to Mr. Van Trump; consider
alton, $500.