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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-02-23
Sale or Swap

OnesFord Touring Car, wide guage, newly over
alled, new top tenders, tires new seat COW
ers etc. Price 1895. A running Fool.
d One Odds 5, no oil trouble, in Al shape looks
good, runs better. Price $500. New tires, newly
overalled has run but little This is bargain worth
looking over
One New Saxon Six Continental Motor List
price $14Q0 This is ''humdinger," will sell for
$1,000. This is special good Little Six. We got it
right. We will sell it right.
One New Buick Six, 1918 Model run less than
1000 miles. It's peach.
One slightly used Paige 1913 model touring car,
id first class shape Will sell for 1895. 1t looks like
new runs perfect.
Five New Paige Touring Cars, one Club Roadster,
one Seven Passenger Little Six. Price 1865 Big
Six Seven Passenger, $685..
q And listen we are still paying 30c pound for
cotton. Better see us before cotton gets lower.
This price for cotton means straight sales and
swaps, and it only lasts eight more days.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-02-23
TIMKEN BEARINGS FOR FORD AND
CHEVROLET AGO" FRONT HUBS
Phone 229

What every Ford and Chevrolet has wanted for years
is Tmken roller bearing that fits the hubs of the front wheels
and will give long without 'wobbe" common
the ordinary cone type of ball bearings.
We have genuine Tmlen bearings which can be in
stalled in the hubs of Ford Chevrolet 490 cars without any
change in the construction or machining of parts.
The Thinker Roller Bearing Company has made exhaustive
tests on these bearings for than two and the results
have been 1000 satisfactory dust closure has been developed
which positively keeps all dust and grit from coming contact
with the rollers and this device included the sale of each
set of bearings.
The Price for Complete Set is $3.50
The Tmken Roller Bearing Company placed this
ing on the market and their service representative the Bearing
Service Company of Detroit Michigan given us the dsib-
ton for this territory of their entire line of Tmke HYATT and
New Departure Bearings.
Drive and have a these bearings
installed by mechanic; take them
put them IN yourself DO not wait until your wheels begin
wobbe Install these bearings before you have an accident
Yours very truly,
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-02-23
ity and burst from the ground at al

ity and burst from the ground at al
most the same moment.
The supsetiticon attached to the
cicada are dispelled by the entomolo
gists. Some people have fancied that
they coul detect in the cry Of the
cicada a resemblance to the name of
the monorch Pharoah, while others
attached some superstition to the
dark bars Of the filmy wings. These
bars it is explained, are always in
outbreak comigg at the conclusion of
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-02-23

L. L. DAVIS, Attorney-at-Law. Office
Phone 1870, Farm Loans at 51a9o in
terest. CORDELE, GA.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-02-23
PROFESSIONAL CARDS

M. r. SMITH, Physician and Surgeon.
American National Bank Building
Cordele, Ga.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-02-23

and George B. Davis is here in charge
The new manager hopesFto interest
local patronage in the fact that
splendid service can be secured at
this eating room. 1t will be in the
future opened for the local public as
we'll as the travelling public.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-02-23
PARKER'S LUNCH, ROOM
GOES TO NEW HANDS

The Union News Company, q new
organization heretofore unknown in
this section of Georgia, has purchased
the Parker Railway News Company
lunch room and privileges in Cordele
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-02-23

the shape of the letter "W" and this
the great war the cicadaus-
ual, will be greeted as a harbinger
disaster and reports Of deaths caused
Sharp County record., 1919-02-14
Big Deal At lmbeden

Monday J. H. Johnston Vi this
place, and I. 7, Andrews, former
Imboden citizen. our now residing
at Eden, Miss, made one Of the ar
sest deals ever known in this sec
tim, by which Mr.. Johnston BE-
comes owner Of the fine Ferndale
plantation at Eden, Miss and Mr..
Andrews the owner Of the john
3tou Mercantile Cos store, building.
mil ana gin and The beautiful
suburban home he sold 10 Mr., John.
ston over a year ago.
Mr. Johnston has been in bust.
ness here for several years and en-
ioyed a GOOD trade being an ener-
getic and progressive business man,
whose many warm friends will re-
eret TO lose him. .-imboden Journal
Sharp County record., 1919-02-14
The Yates Road Bill

Ia making a statement Of the
road bill for Sharp county which
Representative Ben N. Yates will
probably Introduce in the general
assembly, The Record made an er.
roe, which vitality affects the mean.
ing of the measure. The bill pro-
poses 10 levy a per capita tax OF SIS
on all male persons between the
asss ~ q and so years, and levy.
IND a per capita tax on all male
persons over so years Of aee wno
are worth $1,000 or more. Mr.,
Yates has not yet introduced the
bill and il may be changed 10 read
from q 10 As years, and A per cap
ia tax on all male persons over IS
years ot aee who own $1,000 worth
or more of property.
The Yates bill, as We explained
before, divides the county into four
separate road districts, with a su.
pervisor tor each district, who shall
receive 4 stipulated salary per day
for each day he works. An con.
tracts for work arc 10 be LEI On
competitive bids. and all plans for
road work are 10 be made by the
supervisors and the county Judge.
Mr. Yates desires expressions from
all the people, giving their ideas Of
the merits Of the bill
Sharp County record., 1919-02-14
N. n. Shaver eeaa

Wesley VI. Shaver, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles W. Shaver Of
Evening Shade, died at his home al
Tuckermsn Wednesday Several
days ago Mr. Shaver was stricken a
second time by influenza, which de-
yeloped into pneumonia, in addition
to which be vas attacked by appen.
dicitis
Mr.. Shaver was born and reared
10 Evening Shade, but for the past
t~enty-one years had resided 10
Jackson county, where he waS a
leading citizen and had held many
positions Of trust, among them be.
inc county superintendent Of schools
and representative in the lesisla-
ture. He vas a man Of splendid
mental aitsinments and upright,
moral character, and az an advo-
cate Of better things will be greatly
missed by the people amone whom
he Iiyed.
dr Shaver was AZ years Of AGE
last August and IS survived by a
wife and Two small sons All the
5srsayed relatives have the sincere
sympathy Of many Evening Shade
friends
Sharp County record., 1919-02-14
ls0TAER LIGHT COURT
Grand Jury Returns oa!y A Single
alA OF Indictment.

Judee j. B. Baker convened cir
cuiT court for the Southern District
Monday morning. Prosecuting At
lJrney John c. Ashley vas present
10 represent the state. There were
only Eve eases on the criminal
docket, and these we're disposed Of
IS follows:
STATE vs.
J. v Cole, selling liquor to min
or. continued
Butler James, wearing weapons
aoile pros,
Will Jusrus. breach Of the peace,
plea Of guilty, iled S..
Butler James, disturbing the
quiesude and peace Of a family,
plea Of guilty, fned S..
W. z. Hamilton malicious mis-
chief, Jury trial not guilty,
J. A. Westm0reiand Of Sidney,
George W, Mullen Of Scott Jown-
snip and Alex. Paden Of Center Sc
lec,ed Jurors for the next term Of
court, having been named as jury
commissioners.
AT this term of the court Judge
Baker named a new board Of COM
nissioners Of accounts, az follows:
H. J. Radcliffe Of Evening Shade,
W. A. Campbell Of Jackson town.
ship and Byrd Baker OF Lave Creek
township.
The pe,t Jury vas discharged
Tuesday. The grand Jury vas dis
missed Wednesday morning. That
body, Of which W. ". Barnett Of
Cave City was foreman, and ". S.
Stokes OF Evening Shade vas clerk,
returned but one indictment.
Not an out Of town attorney at
tended the court, ana that is some
thing unusual.
Although the weather conditions
we're unfayorabie a large number 0f
people attended the court Monday
and Tuesday, The business OF the
court could not be Judged fairly by
the size Of the crowd in attend
ance.
10 recent years this county mas
made quite an enviable reputation
for short and inexpensive terms Of
court. The people throughout the
county must have seitlsd down to
GOOD behavior, and our friends, the
lawyers, are the only IoserS IN a
thing ike that.
Sharp County record., 1919-02-14
Our Paw Sod

These friends OF the Record have
paid subscriptions during the week:
lacy Eoit, ROBERT Nichols, JOnn
C. Hooker, Van Parsley, W. u. Ksl-
ley Of Pouehkeecsie, Mrs A. j.
HinsOu. W. A. Msacham, Iona Fin
ley ". H. Johnson. J. 7. Jones,
7. J, Woodbridge Of Cave City, c. g.
Croft N. z. Arm ", A. CFowuOges,
z. c. Ball. Psyrou Cole, Mrs. Jennie
Miles, 4. !. ChsndOin. Joe Kent.
John Cole Of Sidney, Viii Blaes.
Mrs. Dollie 2sden- S. P. Murray,
Luke Yates, 7. !. Heath, " 4.
Mann Of Center, George Mullen,
G. W Snithee, Mrs. Aoilie Jones Of
Strawberry, Joe WHke-soo, viii
Taylor Of Sheioyyille. ". v. Dun
can, c. 3, Sn0~ Arthur henr Of
Msxyiile, " c Bowers, Lee Crab
tree Of hObley, Tom Peeoles, James
B. PEBBLES, George Tompkins Of
Sitka, Lee Street, Mrs. Bethel Par.
sley Of Calamine, A. johnson,
JEFF Davis Of Love, Mrs. John w.
Smith Of NeisOuville, Uz Finley Of
Zion, Mrs, BERTHE Love Of Franklin,
" A, COnyers Of Cushman- Austin
Careill OF Mt Pleasant, A. W. Daw-
son Of King Mills I. NJ. Lsne, Hsde
Finley Of Amateur, Dee Harrison,
Frank Ray, Rnber, Quslls, J. r. Ray,
Arthur Wilks, R. C. Kent, George
W 4oser, James Baker Of Evening
Shade, z. z. Rodgers Of Emery,
John L. Aberne,hy Of Purcell, Okla,
J. VI. Werner Of Dallas, Texas,
j. A. Sanders Of Fisher, John II.
Roe OF Washington, D. c.
Sharp County record., 1919-02-14
Northern District

Rlehwoods Township, jaesaoas y. y.
day. Feb. H. Ash Fiat Tuesday ana w
Fen. l3-i9. . 4,
Davidson Township. King Mia
Feb. 20. a..
Highland Township. Kings 80"
Feb. q.
North Lebanon Township s'1A
FOB. .. 81
south linton rov nship, Martin : ""
House. Monday. Feb. a.
North linton Township. Hill lop
Feb. Is. from a. n. 10 y ma s'''
House. Tuesday. Feb. .. from 'o'pn sl
Upper North Township W'r'''
ana Thursday. Feb, 2s-27, 80
Lower North Township COX s's'
Friday. Feb. 2s. from 10 a m. 70 p,% ..,,,.
Jackson Township, Willitord' ~"
Monday. March 10. usaI
Hardy Township. Hardy soaf. ~ a' h
ltss inclusive and from Msren "I'J wv
Given under my hand this 10 ."
'er' i'i'' LhnSiI
sheriff and Collector, 5aarpV'
Sharp County record., 1919-02-14

Barnett Bros. Nero, CO., Bates
vile, nave Just unloaded a car OF
Ovensboro wagons.
LOST-Betweeu Cave City and
Maxyille, srayish oyercoat With
small green and white stripes,
some bottles Of medicine 10 pockets.
Return 10 Dr. D " Gray az Cave
Clty and receive reward.
A Ford Runabout la hrst class
shape new Firestooe CASINO, | will
trade Tor and II you want a
smooth running car in perfect
shane, see W address Dr. J. c. Hsf.
ford. Evening Shade. Reason Tor
trading retiring from practice.
Mrs Mary Payne died At the
hom. N her daughter Mrs Sam
Haley, at Bateaville Monday night
after an illness with Brshts disease
At The aee oi more than 70 years.
Mrs Payne was the mother of Mrs
Francis Sharp N Evening Shade,
whs vas n The bedside N her
mother when the end came
Sharp County record., 1919-02-14
ROAD COMMISSIONERS TENDER
RESERVATIONS 10 COUNTY IUnes

Lsst tuesday petitions, contain
ing the signatures Of 240 landO~n-
ers and taxpayers in Road Improve
meut District No /, we're presented
TO County Jsdee James VI. Simp-
son asking hin to remove G. T.
Matheny. T. J. Davidson and NJ. J.
Simpson as commissioners OF said
district.
Judge Simpson convened county
court Thursday morning, al which
time these commissioners rendered
their designations and they were &C.
cepted by the court.
The commissioners fled q report
showing an unexpended 0aiance e
from lsst years taxes Of s44605,
This sum is yet 10 the hands Of
Former Sheriff J. 4. Kirtiey, and il
vas ordered paid into the Bank Of
Evening Shade as depository.
The commissioners were given
thirty days in which to file 4 de-
tailed and itemized statement Of
their receipts and expenditures, as
the law directs.
Judge Simpson also entered On
the record an order revokina all
contracts made by these commits
siOners.
The clerk Of the court vas order
ed to send a certified copy Of these
proceedings by registered nail to-
VI VI. Elkins al Sheridan, who is
interested in the purchase Of the
bonds, and 10 Rose, Hemingway
CantreIl g. Louehborouph Of Little
Rock, who are interested in the
matter az attorneys.
Another thing Of interest to tax
payers Of the district Is the matter
Of the double assessment OF taxa
ton for this zeal. Judge Simpson
declares he can take 40 action in
that matter. ss the taxes have been
extended against the property Of
the district and CHARGED 10 the col-
lector We believe il ia Judge Simp-
sons plan to deposit these funds Of
the district in a bank where they
I will draw small rate Of interest
until further developments We
believe TOO. We can say that this
double assessment will not be col
Iected next year and that Judge
Simpson will not order the con-
struction of the road under the
present assessment and plans.
/ Judge Simpson announces that
/ he will appoint no new commis-
sioners ior he district. Tor some
time AZ least Therefore il can be
be said thar with the exception Of
The collection Of the taxes Tor this
year affairs in Road Improvement
District No are at a standstill
for some lime 10 come. perhaps
forever. who knows
Sharp County record., 1919-02-14

For Sale or Trade-A 64
engine and 26-inch separaI
corn crusher. all in sOOd I
J. V. Cathey Evening SHADE
STRAYED-Natural mud
sey heifer from Porter iarI
and split in right and hOtI
ear. Reward for iniOrr
Elmer Atkinson, Evening ShI
Sharp County record., 1919-02-14
COLLECTORS NO1G

Notice Is hereoy given ;hat Ernest ~
a. Collector. viii mest iae taKpaysr
Gus townships Of sharp County, As
the places ana on sha dates nentionS
.he purpose Of collecting the axes "a
1913. All persons desiring 70 pay % :
will please bcirg rorrsst descriptions :
5r4er 20 avoid errors and delay.
Sharp County record., 1919-02-14
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department OF The Interior
y. s. Land oaics At Litsls Rock. Arr.
February 1th. 1919.

Notice s hereby given that Adoehus Benseh
of Csntsr. Arkansas. Who on February s. 1914
made Adjoining Farm Entry No. 0lo6l5, Tor N
HALF Sc OR and NE ar sw ar, Section
T. Township II North. Range 5 West 5th
Principal meridian. has Aled notice of Intention
70 make Tire. Year Proof 10 establish claim TO
he land above described. before Circuit Clerk at
Evening shade, Arkansas. On Tho 18th day af
March. 1919.
Claimant names a. witnesses jasper Hutch
son. Dave Hisiiu. Lake Yatss. Palmer Hutehis.
on. all 6f Center Ark.
John W Allen. Register.
Sharp County record., 1919-02-14

STRAYED-Red COW, marked
oyerbit 10 right and underbit in left
ear dehorned, white spot in fore
head, white spots on body Notify
James Carsill at Sidney and re-
ceiye reward.
Sharp County record., 1919-02-14
Local News


Roy Reagan and A. W, Cochran
shipped a car Of hogs to ST. Louis
a few days ago.
You can buy 0wensboro or Laed-
inehsus wagons az Barnett Bros
Nero. Co, 8ateSville.
A good work horse belonging to
D, K. Taylor died few days ago
from sleepy staseers
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Thompson
are rejoicing over the arrival Of
daughter at their home Saturday
night
Mrs. BERTHE Love returned TO her
home at Franklin Wednesday, after
having spent a few days with reia-
tives here
Salesmen Wanted to solicit orders
for lubricatine oils, 9reases and
paints, Salary or commission. Adj
dress the Victor Oil Co, Cleveland,
Ohios
FOR SALE-COmine 2-year.old
filley colt, will make a big animal
and good one. Cheap for cash or
good note Claude Coeer, Evening
Shade.
FOR SALE mules 9 years old,
2 horses AS, a mare, 8, a mare, 4,
four good cultivators and other
farming implements. Elmer Atkin-
son, Evening Shade.
J. F. Ray, a prosperous young
farmer residing a few miles west Of
town, lost a fine young horse one
day this week, the animal dying
from colic and stseeers.
One Of our subscribers sent us 2
dollar from Shelbyville a few days
ago with the request that his adj
dress be changed TO Swlfton No
name was signed to the letter Who
wrote it'
j. + Parrish who left the Sidney
section several years ago and locat.
ed al Carey, Texas, is visiting old
friends about the old home, and
was a visitor in Evening Shade
Wednesday He is we'll pleased in
Texas
NOTlCE-The ginning season is
now over and those who owe me
for ginning and Tor baeeine and
ties will please settle al Dnce Ny
money Tor This work Ia due and I
am expecting IL rieht away W A.
Edwards.
George W Noser one Of our best
citizens celebrated his SD birthday
last Saturday Nr Noser has spent
his life in Evening Shade and this
immediate vicinity and his friends
hope hs has many more happy
years before HIM
Charley Dial who was among the
first men TO leave this place Tor
army service "a spending a for.
Iou9h Of IS days with his wife and
his parents Mr. and Mrs Tom Dial
near town he Ia stationed AZ
Newport News Va
Sharp County record., 1919-02-14
Southern District

Pinry Fork Township. Eyeniss ~
Feb. 5 to Feb. IS inclusive. and from
April 10.
Sharp County record., 1919-02-14

Former Sheriff j II. Kirtley vas
here from Bstesville the irst part
u the week meeting friends and
attending 10 business
Several members of the family
of Estel Harrison are suffering from
Iniluenza
Neil Nrtcalf has recovered from
an attack Of mumps
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-29
ST. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY
ENTERTAINMENT

TTsa 6rst Of the closing entertainments
ne 81 Joscph's Academy was held IN IN"
,nusic hall of tn" institution IaSl w.
ling a long and varied program Wiz
,vrI1 rendered hS III" intermediate PhI'lH
md the frequent and hearty applause
testified to the enjoyment OF the "uu'-
UnCc. , , rrr,rLily
rin with Flying CnI"Ts March played
Nv ELLA rraulwcin. L"unl W"SimH,r ana
Elizabeth knittlc, followed bE i"S"I ID
Tnrn with two selections "Nh"n ia
EHrncs Home" and "M"th"rS. nam"
Snlos were played rs follows: "oid t"ikS
.u Home" little Gertrude tarr"li; l'"\
Ely Flower" Norma l.au"; hNrmi,nS
It@veric." VirGinia t"mEr; ,r ymT raItH
Rncitntions that reflected Fr'm "rrdii
upon the young elocuti"niStS ana rnii'"
frrth prolonged upplauS" M'i' I''" :
fellows" MadEc HCinCr: TN" pay "'
| ,Judg,.tnnt." Cathcrin" McHulE%'h; ~
| Joshua Of lTT6." Jos"phIn" k"lu, = h ,ttc
| Ehild ." Katherine Cn"k"S. MIR, Er."n
| Has Ills Hair Cut" Mabel smith: Wy"
! - IFrInrc"' HIldn I!urkl": 'Th" count 6,
%rsir,u." kathryn MCIhrm"Ii: ~ I.rt'hd
/ ~ Tb"ophilus." Clara tarlli". How ar
! RI Sang the Angus Del. Martina lnl"-
! man: and 1.-The Americans Come. f-il,il''
. E"cd, which was very "ii"";il" win Il
! inuSirai Accompaniment by kn'h"rrn"
"F"ur Leaf Clover was 4 du'r l.! Ma
I h,l Wi,Zhrrgrr and t""llia u''mu"ll.
/ while sylvan Waltz" wa$ played 10y
/ t'amilla Snnncf"ld and El"an"r rhnlmhm.
! Trl"S We're r"md"I'd aS idI"NS.
: "Vnls"" BY MARY Edi|ah"'h - nor
/ Teresa Robrccht. Mary G"rtrud" Exams.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-29
RICHIE DEFEATS
WEBSTER NINE 1912
CLAW Lost to Madison a. Bridge PARK
by Score Of l9-2.

That the dope docs not always run
true to form was surely demonstrated
yrSt' rday afternoon al the hupparu
playground in the public schools athIctlc
Ipaguc bas"haIt STflC%. whcn lk'chlc ~
The last two innings pulled lnc siHlc
out Of the nr" and won from M. Stluns
WrhlSer team. ~ Ia =. y more spec
taCular game hu" moi been played ~ inc
school league This year. N!lh MtpSarl
having i IL lead and IN" game III
most over. RilChic pounded IN sever W ~
les in the SKIN. ana with wv" IN 'iic
seventh won the game. . ~
Webster piayru good ball, onl u WIS
a combination Of timely hits hy Schrt
winski. Frcczr and Tarpr IN inc SIM
iha, put the heart INTO RiiChl" ana Gay
them the punch that brought nome w.
HarUn. r'.t.r'a Il, me- rum and Kline
ihrr Dagger featured tn" Webster. oa'-
ting. -r,, 1IoJi-
son wallrprd Clay - 10 ? III Shin'v
pInyrd 1T BridG,' park. tnnstiucnIl!
three teams arc now il"d Tor tm,ru piace'
HI. hir. Ilay aid Madison. Thcr" re-
mains the possibility If RIt"hiI h'l sht,
ING CLAW on Monday. and IN TINS cas-
Madison and RIchi" wuu'd play u on
FOR tho championship Madison p pay
Washington nj Bridge PARK thlS N.Y.
noon and should win readily; sine wv Nv,
washington team has not Deem e"'hs
good this season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-29
SUPREME COURT

CHARLESTON. W. Va. May 70 DC
surrrmr court of appeals today allowed
II VIII, Of error and supcrscd"as IN 'h'
ease &C ohio Finance company Akhi., ,.
NanuIugtnn Window Glass company;
from Marion county. bond SlVo9. anu
The same allowance was mad" III ln'
,nSc Of state against Jacob Luz it"I"
TnvIor county. and Detroit Steel truI
uCtS company against DAILY l'''kinp
Printing company from Mercer cnnh,: :
The court also announced rctuSalS VI
p,tiIions for write nf error or appeal ~
The, following cases: 7. W. f.""aIuH
against Appalachian Power G"inpar y
from Mercer county: Edward j. tS"p"
son ara INST Lillir y. tarp"r. l,r"I
roun,y: state against J. Il. Snyder X M ,
dolph county: Gastano Poccardi. R"!''
Consul against Stat" compensation e.
missioner tharl"stUn; John J. l'rh
against Wheeling l3runz" casting CON-
many. Ohin county; Thomas T.. Hint"r-
man aEainst John c. Chidrstcr. L"w,'
county; J. l.. Chain against Main Isl.
and creek Coal company. Logan couh :
Uro VI Fuller against u. l.. smith. 70,
rahontas county. End M"lrina conrad
auuIu,, John C0wgcr. Randolph COUNT
The court allowed appeals IN tw"
cases. AS follows: r. II. Patterson
agains, t. Ward E"h"r. from ONO
county. and l.. T: Ti"rncy agalnx,
United P"cahontas Coal company. from
Mcdowell county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-29

"rolka- Rondo, Mary EIIzs NT ,S: Cert
! .W"r.St Home Marrh." Helen Gnynor.
Dolores Malcy. Mary Virginia H"mncrSI'
songs Of the Waves. Rosetta N"i'Z'I
Anita Moylc. Mary Norlling"r.
Other musical selections w"r" a srX-
rrttc with Light Hearts" by Lucia
E.Isruhaucr. Selma Gillespie. Mario lear
uns. Margar,I NcaE"r lIoSalia Ati
and Angola Lynch. QuaTl"ltrS f'r-
r"us" from JHrrIyn." li"lrn MrEu' Key
Geraldine Lennon. La Ncrn iiandA: MI
ry IaShlrN:. "RrNrri'." Mary tirrtruu',
Flanagan. Mary Ehzah%th tiSrk, hH III
KnIrrnhach. Thclma Miller; "R"ndG VII
iarnujS" Dorothy Slanm. Frances hum
rhrry. Mabel smith kaLhcr'n" 'o4irs;
"IoIGnaIsr RrlllHuI". tnih"rln" DICK
man. Kmsr MrGuIpEan. Mary f"N. Ger
:rhr 'h'ruscS wrr" "Srlv"r Mist" and
Nv" com" /" Greet Your 10y tn" nImtil,nn
and Sixth Inirrin"dial" classes. whil'
The seventh ana Eighth classes very,
sw.rIly sang mTh" l+ch4 Nai!'% al ana Il
"Dur Soldiers. W"l"urn" lone. MhlIr y
uili-,u chorus. 20 NiSI"n RrIEh'
iuuu,.hr ~" program T.. " hii,nE 'I"N''.
Th,. nccrrnpaniSI wa$ Mary Nath"rln"
IIrs>,ti. ON. IF tn" pupils of IA" school.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-29
Splendid Way TO
Reduce Your Weight

There Is perhaps no one thing that
plainly shows the passing OF youth
the horrible tendency to put on too mncSe
weight after we have reached the age -,
IS or 80 years. However young oukl
faces may appear. the saggins, naony
figure and forty inch waist gives ~.
away ~
The cause Of this over-stoutness
that our stomachs convert the 1000
eat into fat because there Is not enouky
oxygen in the blood to produce . props
combustion to destroy the excess faft
tissue. Fat people will be pleased
learn Of e simple home method that
wonderfully efficient in reducing We1HA1
quickly and easily without stArVinN
diet. violent massage or strenuous cxel
else. Go to any drug store and get 20
OF phyrola: take five grains after eacl
meal and at bed time. This treatmenE
will often give quick relief from over
burdeninR fat. Phynola taken AZ meel
time assists the stomach In giving yS4
the benefit OF the food you cat; q ~
same time dissOlves the fatty tnsu
frCm any part OF the body where Their
is excessive fat. BY this method man
have reduced their weight Q pound
day and there is no flabbiness IN =
X. Griest & Co.. Original Cut RAtS
store, 1925 Market St.. can supply yoS
with the genuine Phynols - Q 1laa
cost. ... .----.-.. -4--.--..- ~