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Arizona republican., 1919-02-06
Auction Sale
TUESDAY. FEB. 1STH

TUESDAY, FEB. 18TH 1 Mile East of Palo Verde on the
 Village Ranch
 Commencing at 1:30 P. M. we will sell at auction the following stock and personal property without reserve by bid or limit:
 WORK HORSES Farming Nachinery-1 Mogul trac- tor. 1 gang blow, 3 riding blows, l cot ton planter, Osborn mowers, 1 Rum ley hay press, 1 wagon and hay rack, low wagons, 1 disc cultivator, buck rake, 1 dis charrow, l border disc, l double disc, l sulky rake, steel rake 1 buggy, 1 set double harness, l set single harness, 1 hay derrick, 3 floats Q slings and other articles too numer ous to mention.
 24 sacks of barley, large amount of hay in stack, lot of thraseed Sudan grass.
 Terms of sale: Cash.
 BROWN & PAGE.
 c. F. HURST, Receiver
 c. O. McMURTRY, Auctioneer
 L. c. GALLAND, Clerk Office Monihan Building, Room
 Phone 1910 bp AUCTION SALE SATURDAY, FEB. 8 JERRY DOYLE, YARD NO. ? THIRD AVENUE AND JEFFERSON
 ST-1:3O P. NJ.
 20 head of horses and mules. 150 chickens.
 l coal oil King engine, high compress yion type, , horse power.
 1 sulky rake, 1 cultivator.
 3 farm wagons, light spring wag- ons, 2 buggies, harness, double and single; saddles, farm implements and various other articles.
 List your goods with us early. We get the prices.
 GEORGE A. COMPTON. Auctioneer
 J. P. HANNAN. Clerk GEO. O. BRISBOIS, chief of police will sell at Public Auction at the City Hall, Saturday morning, February 8 at 10; % o'clock a. m, unless called fol sooner, by owner, 1 bay mare, blind Branded H. T. on left hip. I
 NOTICE
 We will add to our sale Thursday February 6, 30 head of mules. They are without a doubt the best lot oi mules ever offered at public auction il this valley, ranging in age from 5 tC years, weighing from 100 to 150t lbs. All well mated in teams and wei broken and gentle, also in good condi- tion and ready to go right in very hardest kind of work. If in the marke for good, first class choice mules, don fail to attend this sale. Don't forge place and date, Thursday, February 6 O. K Corral, 311 North Seventh Ave. Phoenix. c. R. McMullen, Auctioneer
 4
Arizona republican., 1919-02-06

One hundred and sixty acres of perfect alfalfa; two story house, well, engine, tank, cor rals, barns, good fencing. This is a snap.
 Three hundred and twenty acres on the south side, all good alfalfa with barley. The alfalfa is almost too good to plough up. but it is the finest cotton soil. 20 per cent cash payment.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-06
Come i'm and See GFheseUsed Cars

1, 1918 Dodge touring .-........s $50 l, 1918 Light Mitchell Six ...... goo l, 1917 Overland Six touring .... 500 l, S5-4 Overland touring .... 500 l, S5-4 Overland touring ........ 300 l, 1918 Maxwell almost new .... 6I5 l, 1917 Maxwell touring ........ 550 l, 1918 Wilys Six Touring ...... 1250 l, 1918 Willys-Knight ........- 1900 l, 1917 Paige 1900 1, 1917 Overland touring ......-. 300 l, 1916 Overland touring -......- $50 1 Classy Ford speedster ....-... 400 1, 1918 Ford touring. electric star
 ter and NeSta Battery ..-..... 5O0 1, 1918 Stakeholder, roadster, al-
 most new $50 1, 1917 Maxwell touring ...-.... 300 l, 1916 Overland roadster ....... 450 l, 1918 Hudson Super ... 1250
 1, 1918 Ford ton truck ........ 700 1, 1916 Ford, Smith form a. truck
 l, model 90, Overland touring....
 1, 1918 Mitchell roadster ........ 500 1, Metz touring ........... $50 l, Studebaker touring .......... 400 1, Chalmers touring .......50 300 l, 1918 Chevrolet delivery car.... TOO l, Maxwell speedster some class 800 1, Mitchell Six touring .... 300
 Wagner & Eckles
 Corner First St. and Van Bnren
 Phone 3006 If
Arizona republican., 1919-02-06

16O OR 32O ACRES of fine, rich, level sandy loam river bottom land. 120 acres ready for crop. 200 acres can be cropped this season; will grow large crop cotton, corn, maize, alfalfa, fine melon and garden land; near good rail- road town, level road, good market. Plenty cheap river water subirrigated; all fenced and cross fenced, house and improvements. Am too old to work it Will give you Bargain. Might consider good Phoenix residence as part pay ment. See MT. Edwards at once. So5 North Fifth Ave. 1t
Arizona republican., 1919-02-06

FOR SALE-Several well located ranches with livestock, plenty water, also farming land and city property. J. Hill. P O. Box A1a. Prescott. AriZ hr
Arizona republican., 1919-02-06
Dwight B. Heard
Luther lBar@aing

Center and Adams
The Colorado statesman., 1919-11-01


the draft boards or any OF the
organized the speedy OF e
whose services Drought monetary
were
Iechan
10000
an az
Merch
ubHc servce
actual the IN Heo
for the wnnn of the val
$1,000
N'"O
Textiles
already mltrained
The Colorado statesman., 1919-11-01

Tsi Mr.
guard
long
this: secretary
he had
Smoking strictly
building The signed General Mnoher and
Reconsideration
black
the it.
The Colorado statesman., 1919-11-01
She Wanted PROGRESS.

mo, sab. All doan't neber ride on
dem things" said an old colored lady
looking in on the -go-round.
"why, de other day 1 seen dat Rastus
Johnson git on an ride as much as
dollah's worth an git off at the very
same place he got on at, an / SEE to
him: 'Rastus,' 1 SEE. 'yo' spent yo'
money, but whar yo' been p boston
Transcript.
The Colorado statesman., 1919-11-01
The Three Hundred.

What are your spears, o Xerxes?
What are your sings, proud Persian,
with your 100000 soldiers sheeting
the plains of Greece with splendor. and
roaring, like the iubllant sea. along the
Pass of Thermopylae? There stands
Leonidas with his 300. rocklike; and
they beat you back with an idea
George William Curtis.
The Colorado statesman., 1919-11-01
Combines Three Signals.

A newly designed triple-tone electric
bell yields clear ring from one push
button. buzz from the second, and
combined ring and buzz from the
third. The buttons may be placed on
three different doors of house, or
in Office or shop the signals may be
used for calling three different per-
sons.
The Colorado statesman., 1919-11-01

alone 100000 women acted as volun-
teers. There was a similar number in
the United War drive. For the Red
Cross the total must have been mil
lions, for in this organization women
who worked all day or who kept
house all day, and who had an hour
ito spare" would devote that hour to
surgical dressings, classes, refugee
work or ministering to the wants of
those whose homes had been hit by
the influenza epidemic. Then, too,
The Colorado statesman., 1919-11-01
Helps Reduce H. C. of L.

School-directed home gardening. as
nromoted by the United States schooi
Garden army of the national bureau OF
education. is having decided infiu-
ence in reducing the high cost of liv-
ipo in many city homes in southern
virginia, the Piedmont section of North
Carolina and eastern Tennessee. Three
venrs ago one of the specialists in the
bureau of education was stationed in
Tins territory to direct the garden ac-
tivities of the public school children
of the upper grammar school grades
Local boards of education in Lynch
burg and Danville, Va; Greensboro.
Durham, Raleigh, Salisbury and other
towns in North Carolina, and Chatta-
nooca and Morristown. Tenn, EN-
pIoyed garden teachers to work after
school. on Saturdays and during the
summer vacations. These teachers en-
rolled school children in regular
classes and the produc ION of vege-
tables in back yards and vacant lots
was begun. During the three years
that the work has been in progress
there has been marked increase in rhe
enrolment and the value of the prod
ucts OF children's home gardens.
The actual expense of garden work
TO the children, which includes seeds.
tools. fertilizer-in short everything
but nav for the work of the children
totals S10233.45. For an expenditure
on the part of school boards and the
homes of $169S3.55 a total of $685.
93U.53 was received.
The Colorado statesman., 1919-11-01

the hall never OF
usge neraIy showed
the
rushed
the stove.
a n little girl
time last summer the
she the ah g" up
down the escape
"Byeb call to Samuel
Weller paid attention.
bushes Blu the bal nonpused
in The pavement
cleaned
would
be w.rthy o
The Colorado statesman., 1919-11-01
To Save charred Documents.

Documents that have been charred
by fire are rendered readable if col
lodion is poured over the charred pa
per. In "A few minutes this dries and
n tough. transparent coating is pro-
duced through which the printing can
be seen. Bank notes and other papers
thus charred have been treated in this
way with success.
The Colorado statesman., 1919-11-01

ways a good janitor. He is a
Changed man." What has wrought
the great change is not necessary to
mention, but changed he is. 1t may
have been the prohibition law. Ger
tainly baby of one of the tenants of
the building has played part in the
metamorphosis of Samuel Weller.
When Sam came to that apart
ment, 1t is said, he didn't like his job
worth a cent. He was sullen, and
didn't wash off the front sidewalk,
The Colorado statesman., 1919-11-01

sitting IN the watrhmanS guaruhOuSe
putting at cigar.
"Keating must have a new job"
. ID one passer-by IN another. what
a MISUNDERSTANDING Waterman"
said one woman who did not know
that the "watchman" was Secretary
Heating of the big commission that is
hard at work on the job of making
new salary schedules for 100000 fed
eral employees in the national capital.
But Heating neither had a new
ioh nor WAS watchman of any kind
The Colorado statesman., 1919-11-01
Babys "Bye-Bye" Melted Heart Of Cold Janitor

wouldn mott
which
Weller al
The Colorado statesman., 1919-11-01
$1,000, 900 Women Drew Pay for Labor During War

actually
were million of them
would ada anoher
'"N 00 - ' In the Liberty
The Colorado statesman., 1919-11-01
Heating Not Waterman Wanted to Smoke


District
ne rdhnnse
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-20
BECAME A HABIT
WITH THIS MAN
TO TAKE MEDICINE

wheeling citizen says ne haa pS'nS
In his side; hts food disagreed a''o
caused gas and bloatiug; was nervous
lost flesh and strength
Il have tried so many medicines Sc
Ing relief from my troubles tnat L n%
almost become a habit VITA m" 10 -, 80
medicine" says Mr.. l.. O. No?San; W!.'
lives al Torkv.lle. near "hcet"S.M
when Dreco came a!oag. tr:eu
medicine has proven its super so' 80
over all the others. used 70 ." ~
nervous tina, didn't get decent
nights sleep 4 week; but now 10y
sound every night had c5rnnlc 50
St'patiOn. hut prcCn gives me re- r'.ry
action every day | used 10 sulfrr ,Eoi,t
gas in my stomach something a~tut
would get so bad that II pressed aEal.ts'
my heart and | thought had neaTt o.s st
my food TO digestinS right so t".t 20
gas forms ut all ard don't nave thosc
gripping spells either. cai,
MY appetite is big and am s%ii
ing weight every day. | tell you ~ ~
a fellow has good appetite ana h's
food digeStS well gets good re- ~
night and his bowels move regular. nc
sure will feel .Ine. That - whAt DsenG
did for me and that is why recornneh"
il to others. ,-o, WAR
r,ry, potash. acids nor oils, but - maoc
from th.. iuiCcs and extracts OF many
ba-hll rlants which combine WIN tne
;nires Of The stomach very pleasantly
onI acr on the vital organs.
DreCo is now sold by all progressive
druggists ard Is highly r"commended IN
wheeling by c. II. Grlest & Co., ITO
Market street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-20
You Can Think ard Work
Better; Eat and Sleep
Better
If You Have Pure Blood.

Your blood is r,adc up cf the food
YOU eat. the wai"r you drinF. ann
r. oi- y~u breathe. II y~ur fo"d.
u-...- ard air are bod. Your b'r'"d
al Income impure. But e""n when
IN. best ard most n"GriShInc lNru
- eaten. II" rurest az w'i"r Is
Gr,;,lE. Your b'oCd may hc mad" I'M
pun from other causes.
For many years plnCCh's fr"-
scriuiicn C-.223 has been used with
grc1. success as a blood purifier.
norcrc the treatment. ready Pre-
narrL. was offered {" tho public II
was used by prominent phyS'C:"n
;, relieve those conditions caused by
,,npurr blood. II was his prcScrip-
tion for blood and rheumatic trou-
This concentrated LIQUID treat
r,rrt cnrtairs certain medical ing-e-
dicnts which are l'nown and used
nv the medical profession. and au-
tiCrI:leS agree that these are some
or rho few drugs which AT" Of value
in the treatment Of rheumatic con-
di,ioos. skin diseases and troubles
caused BY an impure state OF the
blood.
n you are half sick. tired all the
time have reason TO believe that
your blood Is impure. go to your
nearest druggist. gc. $50 h"ttlc
81 Plough's Prescription C-2223 and
a CSC package Of 1928 Liver PITS:
or the 2223 Laboratory. Memphis.
Tenn. will send both, all charges
paid. on receirt OF n $1.I5. your
money back II you are not s'ttsfed:
Clip and mail this for sample OF
Pnls and leafiet regarding Ploughfs
Prescription C-2223.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-20
RQUU22IGC GREAI[R CITY N|[.ET|EC
SCHEDULED FO2 [DGH..00D TONIGHT

Earwuod. Will preside az chairman OF
the meeting which will be held In the
Ed,.wCod town hall instead OF the Egg
ingtun Lane scnoul house.
The Greater Wheeling executive COM
mitiec has planned 10 have present at
this me. ing 4 number Of men WHO are
thorcr. hly >"rscd IN every feature OF
tn" Greater Wheeling movement, who
Will be there for The purpose not only
Of falling to ;hC assembly, but to ans
wcr any quCsti, n$ that may be pro-
pounded C. then by any citizen who
wishes 10 BE- cnii .h.cuc6 on any feature
Of The Greater Wheeling mcven!cnt
They will be men who have been con-
ncct,6 with the Greater Wheeling move.
mont from its beE ming: men who
helped frame ;hc G:cHtcr CITY charter
ami who crr thcrour hly qu%liaed 10 dis
GUS the move nicnt with the citizens OF
tho l'il-c district.
\ .Ic"i,i .:;ort IL being made 10 have
a full attendance Of the voters cf Egg
wood and Mat lacaiiIy ri tent hts
meeting. Those in charge CT arrange
n,cnis wnrt it clearly undo stood that
pcrtc"3 OF Greater Wheeling. bu- thNt
those who may have objections - the
mr.CricEt are invited 10 cone To the
meeting. speak out their quc5t:cnS and
have u heart 10 heart talk with the men
who vii! h" sert out by the committee.
clear unders' anding aa to the questions
1T issue. Tcnichts rrcctlrG Mt EdEWCod
will be big family gathering. and
every member Of the community family
IL urged tn be there.
An Additional announcement Of the
meeting will be cer1icd TO every home In
Edcwocd and vicinity this morn!nF and
tins nftcrncrn in the nature Of h" nd
bills. which Will carry pressing Invita-
ton to every voter 10 he present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-20
No CRIMINAL
NEGLIGENCE At
Y,& D. MINES

Special Dispatch TO Tho IntelliScncer.
STEuREEVILLE. o.. Nov. l9.--The
official inquiry INFO the Y. & o. mine dis
astcr al Amsterdam. o.. three weeks ago
In which twenty wincrs lost their lives
was concluded today and although Cor
oner r. H. Kirk. OF Jefferson county mas
not yet filed his fin linEs. he announced
verbally that there was no evidence 10
,h " criminal negligence under the laws
OF Oh!o.
i .i,n.lar statement was issued by AS.
sistant Prosecuting Attorney t.arl NC.
Master. who represented the state or
Dhi, At the hearings. he adding that
there viii be no grand jury investigation.
HIS rep, ri will be suhmittcd to Prosccu-
ior Carpenter some time today and he
said il would carry some criticism or the
Ynugho ghcny and Ohio Coal company
for having neglected TO provide some
alarm or signal in its mines TO warn
miners in case If danger.
Me-. MCMas,er said that this was the
most serious neglect on tbs part or the
company that the hearing developed ana
th1l there were no grounds for 1urther
inycsti CATION by the grand jury. Coroh-
or Kirk said that while there was no
criminal negligence apparent. In MS
opinion both the miners and the mlnc
pWIrrS E0Q GcSlrCltu II llIiip'l - t'''">''
matters that hay they been properly
looked after. might have prevented the
disaster. lie will emphasize this neg
lcct III this official report 10 be 1lleo IN
Common Pleas court Thursday.
Al the conclusion of the hearing our
ing which 50 witnesses were examined.
jerome Watson. State Mine Inspector. OF
Columbus. stated that the investigation
INFO the Amsterdam disaster showed the
nsn,! OF Il new law governing the piac:ss
OF electric power houses for the opera
ti"n Of vcntilat!ng fans and added that
the state mine bureau will seek leslsIa-
ton compelling mining companies 10 10
cate them outside the mines.
the power house at Amsterdam was
located in the main entry Of No. mine
nad the evidence showed that II WAS mere
the fire that practically destr"Ie ed the
mine and killed twenty men. started. II
also developed at the hearing that the
miners had complained of the power
house being dangerous. they having not
iced sparks flying from it at various
times but they hal no remedy at law. Us
the law at present permits inside power
plants.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-20
TX OuTY SOLICITOR MICHAEL
CULLINAN AND W. j. FRANK
STON SPEAK III Favor OF IT
Mayor q. W. Campbell would Gladly
ReliQuish His petition In Faxor
Of It.

Ono OF tho most enthusiastic meetings
held in favor Of tho Greater 6SFhr"'n;
project since the measure VS. passed
by the state legislature. was that held
lest evening at the town hall at Eta
Grove. when n large turnout Of tn"
citizens greeted the speakers who tod.
Of the benefits that would be derived
should the voters turn out and est
their ballots in favor of greater city
Wednesday.
Mayor G. w. Campbell delivered \
very Interesting address in favor "f i"
project and stated that he would DO
more than glad TO r"linquish the pr'l-
ton that he now holds if tho m"as Trc
would pass. He stated tina, h us
heartily in favor OF the Greater Wheel
ing proposition and urged all pr" mt
not only 10 work for It. rut 10 .;>t
out and vote for it on next W"dn''2 y:
He introduced rs tn" next sr"2lmr "t
the evening Attorney NJ : CIlliEan,
former city solicitor OF Wheeling.
Mr.. Cullinan stated thn: the Ci:y Or
Wheeling would win much by '."T' NJ
the suburbs cooperate with her In IN"
way or improvements, and also that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-20
CHILD W|FE'S
ROMANCE WAS
SHORT LIVED
ls-YEAR-oID ESrAR LANCASTER
ELOPES WITH GRExx-NAA
HIED AT wELLGDU10.
Return to CITY and Husband Disappear
When G1rls Rathor Starts
Search

The romance Of Estar Lancaster. IS
years old. or e332 Market street. who
cloped 10 WcllSburg with John Contas.
81. n Greek barber who keeps a shop al
"SI7 Market near the girls home. ended
urharply in police court YESTERDAY
afternoon whom the girls father got on
the trail Of the ncwlywcds.
II il said the couple went over TO
Wcilshurg early yesterday morning
and procured q license. tho young giri
rrrr"s, r,t'ng TO the authorities that she
VS. - years "f age. They were mar
rcd Immediately. and turned &c
Wheeling. where they separated. t.Star
returned 20 work in the George Shla
clothing store. where she WAS told ina;
Ior Parents were searching for her anH
had sent wires to various places IN an
rt,erDpt 10 stcn the narri1g" : com
iag NJ rrrcd. she hunted up her brand
NV husband. and together they w"nt TO
H. home Of 4 Greek f2rlily or ~'n,y-
fourth street. where they wrr" found by
~. girls father. SamuTl Lancaster.
Cnrtas beat has;y r"treaf %h"n
! ,Icastor arrived. and has not been
sen since. The girl vas taken TO pc,
lice hc.,,lqua rtcTS. w"cprnE bitterly: nu'
vrq later allowed 10 20 home. PONCE
m ci.rIs saih IN a''"-,~t would be made
/, unuul tn" marriage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-20
HOW TO DARKE N
GRAY HAIR
A Cincinnati Barber 7ells Row to make
Remedy for Gray Hair.

Mr.. Frank Harbaugh Of Cincinnati,
Ohio, who has been n barber for more
than forty years. recently made The
following statement:
"Any"no can prepare 4 simnl" nix
ture at home. at very Exile est, ;hHi
will darkcn gray hair and make /; - Il
and glossy. To hale pint Of water odd
ounce bay rum. small box or Nlrhu
Compaund and u ounce glycerinc. Thu"
ingredients can be BOUGHT n any I:.''':
store AT very little cost. Apply 10 TIA"
hair twice week unrl 'hn & .yi"rd
shade IL obtained. This viii make n
gray haired person lock twenty yeHra
younger. 1t is easy to use. does not
color the most delicate scalp. is not
sticky or greasy and does not rub off,"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-20
GREATER N|HEELI'|!33 DII1.loI,5I[D
At N|EE'II!i!:G IT [!E..]| GROVE

Gho wcrll have the Did Of the hard
working. good cit ms II the toy II" OF
IL. IA ire E.fc a.t,r!rt. He told o:
H.. ST. :. y nd l..:c" ani Of how it
would De taken care q ami also explain
81 d., '..'" al n tier. - IN" voters.
Mcry questions Wi re- asked b. iir,H
Ut "a, ..u an wrrcd by Nr. Cuil!nen
W. J. Frank ton. ,:"u"nn! manager Of
the Standard N&nu:Icturin company.
II til, coy. ana Z resident Of Wood
l'..n - tn Gnt "r"Gkrr on thc pro-
gram and nc told Of the, advantages
int would be derived by the residents
~. i.,.. re !" ont -th%-p kc. He pro
=. tt lls.:t ii, voters would show that
Ia. y wrnr 2 ht;'c" md better Nh"clin%
;'rI vu.c..l -" ,!nn u hat a"T "'posi-
t.." - Cro..'r MA""lt't; w"ui' be
think &C tho rr"t by election day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-20
coal MINERS
STILL Loaf inc
Nu~EvR OF MINES ARE EEApY TO
PEN. w.IrE oTITrS ARE
WAITING ON MINERS TO
RETURN.
General Advarce IN the Price Of Coal
Also Rspo:t"d in tho Local
District.

nut enc r,'re. and that 4 small ere.
...'rn.dirr 10 r"pOr'+ received
:. .,,r,s IF thc Wheeling district.
-, ~ To resume Yesterday wcs the
.r-I, Kua 'Hin" Of the R"ii2'r" ga!
=. '..,.n.,T sr.l /: 'x'sa!d that coal was
,,,-.L ~, >, - 10 - cents per
~, n. III. l'lrvrlani-Th i-@"l?A';:
r u ,..rnn.ty rc rdrwocd. which re-
,,..., -. ,r,rrI,r-"d ~. S'1rk r''1". s a'Sn
n,',,,,G - have increased the price Oh
~,"l
49,, Observation-Disclosures Coat COM
as,. ~. n go A. the inrge mines IN
. r.'..' 49,, O. &c, 40 u; Tr'ad"'nh'a.
=. , " H. Nv -" 'hr ~ ~" S"ai ~
-, ,;~rI.. r.,".rt"d last "TeninS that
-. ,.,.-, t,G ., -. T. wnrf A. ~" ok!
"c~ 90 p,i"c tu' shat thy hid corn,
,,u, .,g,sn last cr'r'n. ~ """fl"nSi
mr. . with IA" except" II r. n N'rE ="
sc - ,,,,ll. = ems A.. - .ro;'rS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-20
breaks 4 COLD IN
JUST A FEW HON
~eaps's cold cem,ound" n
relieves s'u:fiaesS aAA "
distress.

Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit
an snutflng! A dose Of "Pape,0n
Compound" taken every two hours
three doses are tHi;cn usually breN
a severe sold and c?is all grippe T..
The very first dose opens your clc
up nostrils and IN" air passages
head: tops nose running: feliyele
headache. dulinc"s. frvertshnesA
inC. soreness and stiffness.
"Pare'. Cold Compound is1tAo
est. surest relief known and co6to
4 few cents at drug stoeNo. tt 0aeey
out assistance. tastes nieA eo1t& b
quinine-Insist upon PaDtsi 81 ~ ~;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-20
AUTO CLIMBS CURB
Davis, Burthan & Tyler window Nar-
rowly EscapeE Disa gter When MA
chine Cots Beyond Control.

The big plato glass window In the
front OF Davis. Burkhar1 & Tylers store
on Market stree, narrowly escaped dis-
astcr last night. An automobile driven
by an Ohio SIDE man who declined ~
give his name got beyond control or inc
machine ran diagonally across Marker
street and mounted the curb In front OF
the store. hu; ono wheel caught on
pole and held the machine from jam
ming into tho store front until the
driver could discngage III" gear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-20
ENGAGEMENT CANCELLED

It Is with sincere regret that the
Young Women's Christian Association
e oblired to cancel the engagement or
DR., Ii 81 Gu, the Chinese physician, who
was to have given an address 10. Wheel
ing people tonight. Word has been re-
ceivod by the association that the doctor
has been called to Asia. Is sailing i'm
med, Itely and therefore can not keep
NE .ng1gements in our state.