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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-23
ONCE BEDRIDDEN
THIS WOMAN NOW
STRONG AS EVER
Maine Resident Says She Owes Health
and Happiness to DR.. Williams
Pink Pills

One of the commouest and at the
same time, one of the most treaeherous
diseases that affliet men and women Is
anemia, or thin blood. 1t is treacherous
because it comes on the victim so grad
ually that its presence is rarely noticed
until it has a firm grip on the system
Among the symptoms are loss of color,
exhaustion and palpitation of the heart
after slight effort, sleeplessness. indiges-
ton and nervousness. When the blood
is depleted practically every part of the
body suffers and general debility is the
result.
In such condition relief is possible
by building up the blood, This can be
done by a tonic that has been used sue
cessfully in cases of this kind for gen.
erations. 1t is the tonic which rescued
Mrs. +. D. Winslow, of No ZIG Sher
man street, Portland, Maine, from a
life of inyalidism. In describing her ex-
perience Mrs. Winslow says:
Il had been i'll about feur years and
finally became so weak and run down
that | was forced to take to my bed
for months. My blood was so weak and
thin that my digestion was affected and
4 AuutItu htotudsH ulALReHb. Hdu llbult
appetite and my strength gradually gave
out entirely My ankles were swollen
and infamed and panied me great
deal
"0ne day after | had failed to get re-
lief from other medicines. | read an
announcement Of DIR. Williams Pink
Pills in newspaper and procured box.
There was decided Improvement in my
condition after taking the second box
and | continued the treatment until |
had regained my strength and now feel
as strong as ever. My appetite is good,
rest well at night, the swelling has
disappeared from my ankles and with il
the pain. | cannot praise DR.. Williams
Pink Pills too highly for | certainly owe
my recovery to them"
Your own druggist can supply you
with DIR. Williams Pink Pills or you
can order direct from the DR.. Williams
Medicine Co, Schenectady, N. ", en-
closing fifty cents for one box or $3.50
for six boxes. Write to-day for the free
booklet, Building Up the Blood ADV.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-23
TALK OF THE TOWN

d. O. X. X. dance tonight at How
land hall.--ady.
Lothian c. Beck of 10 Branch street
has received lettar from his son,
Charles (''Zip'l Beck. who, together with
his constant comrade, William Blanch-
ard, Joined the colors early in 1918. It
states that he has been promoted with
the title of cook, which is equivalent to
the rating of sergeant and he now has
charge of a force Of Is men in a pro-
visional company at the debarkation de-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-23

pot at Brest. France. He also reports
chat his friend, Sergt. William Blanch-
ard, is in the American transportation
corps at Marseilies. Neither expects to
be able to return to Gods country las it
is spoken of by the boys, until all the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-23

expeditionary forces of the United States
have been released from service, As all
the troops sail from Brest, Cook Beck
had an opportunity to meet many of his
old schoolmates, who were preparing for
homeward Journey.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-04-26

taining to the welfare of the terri tory, by the commercial bodies of Alaska, and on the success of this scheme the formation of an Alaska chamber of commerce will largely depend. The movement was initi- ated by the Nenana Commercial club at one of the previous meet ings and the support of all the other commercial bodies has been solic- tied. No definite decision was ar rived at relative to the location of the proposed all-Alaska chamber of commerce.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-04-26
WORK ON RAILROAD
 TO BE CURTAILED

Frederick D. Browne, engineer-in- charge of the Fairbanks division of the A. E. C., received a telegram from Chairman Edes, of the A. E. C., today, requesting that a sum of money which represents more than fifty per cent of the small amount available for work on this division, be diverted immediately to meet obligations incurred by the Commission on the coast division. MT. Browne was also requested not to incur any further obligations.
 The withdrawal of this amount from the money available for the purpose of carrying on construction work in this division, coupled with the request not to incur further ob- legations, leaves the engineer in charge no alternative but to shut down wherever possible. until such time as funds become avilable. .
 The request of Chairman Edes, relative to the incurring of any fur ther liabilities would appear to cover the situation thoroughly, and the proposition made to the rail- road workers, some time ago, rela- tive to accepting fifty per cent of the wages due until the appropria- tion became available, becomes in operative to a considerable extent.
 A lay-off will, accordingly, go into effect immediately, involving
The Nenana daily news., 1919-04-26
LOCAL ELECTION fOR DELEGATES
 ID CONVENTION

An election will be held on Mon day for the purpose of selecting twelve delegates to represent the Nenana district at the Democratic convention to De held at Juneau on May 2nd.
 Tn candidates nominated at the meeting held last Thursday, from the ranks of whom the election of F representatives are t. be chosen. are Louis Anderson, J. R. Bowen. Ed Brooker, R. E. Burns, W. H. Gilcher, w Gagnon, Andy Hoey, H. B. Joseph, R. s. Mcdonald. S. E. Parks, Herman Rosburg, Frank Rourke, Carl Schmidt, Tom Smith, J. 4. Slippern Ralph Waechter and E. A. Williams.
 The polls will be open from s a. m. until P. m., the polling place being the fire hall, next to the town site office. Each duly qualified voter can vote for twelve of the above mentioned men.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-04-26
CLUB DISCUSSES
 THE CREATION OF CENTRAL CHAMBER

The advisability of creating a central all-Alaska Chamber of Com merce for the purpose of taking concerted action in matters pertain ing to the general welfare of the territory, was discussed at some length at the meeting of the Nenana Commercial club held last night, and it was the concensus of opinion that il certainly was a move in the right direction
 The suggestion was moved by the chair, MT Mcdonald briefly and concisely explaining the purposes and objects of such an organization, and the ensuing discussion disclosed the fact that the idea had the en- dorsement of all the members pres ent at the meeting.
 The information gleaned as a re- suit of the discussion of the sub ject led to the adoption of resolu- tion, empowering the secretary to take the matter up with kindred societies in the Interior, to ascer- tain to what extent such a proposi- tion will meet with their support. These inquiries of the other com mercial bodies, it was felt, may also result in valuable suggestions being offered toward the formation of such a chamber of commerce as ad- vocated by the Nenana Commercial club.
 A movement is already on foot to obtain press rates on telegrams sent or received on business per
The Nenana daily news., 1919-04-26

track gang, which has now com pleted their work for the winter, and such of the other work parties in the yards and out on the line whose services, under ordinary cir porarily dispensed with pending the opening of spring work. The lay off will also affect a certain DOT ton of the office and store staffs.
 MT. Browne stated that the lay off was only temporary and that under ordinary circumstances an> pending the opening of spring work and the passage of the appropria- ton. it would have become impera- tive to lay off few days hence such of the men as it is proposed to lay off now; the telegram from the chairman merely bringing to a head plan that had been arranged and which would have been put into effect locally anyway
 No new work will be undertaken or contracts let for the present, or until such time as the frost is out of the ground and work can be effectively commenced. All of the necessary work will be continued, pending the passage of the bill car rying the appropriation, and only such work parties as cannot be worked effectively nov will be laid off temporarily.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-04-26
FRIDAY BRIDGE CLUB TO DISBAND TEMPORARILY Y

The entire membership of the Friday Bridge club met last night at the home of Mrs. Larry O'Keefe and from p. m. until midnight indulged in the favorite game.
 The hostess had the honor of hold ing high score for the evenings play.
 4 vote was taken on the ques- tion of whether to continue or dis band the Fridey club for the dura- tion of the summer, and in accord ance with the result, the Friday Bridge club will disband tempor- arily. Its next meeting will prob ably take place in the fall.
 Dainty refreshments were served by the hostess during the course of the evening, and a very pleasant time was spent by all present
The Nenana daily news., 1919-04-26

Add to the life of a suit or hat improve your appearance at small expense. by taking your work to MRS. D'CRSAY'S TAILOR SHOP
The Nenana daily news., 1919-04-26

George Wesch has left Fairbanks for Brooks, where he will look after the business of the, First Ma tional bank in that camp. His posi- ton in the bank has been filled by Harry Locey, formerly with the N. c.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-04-26

SPRING IS RENoVArING TIME,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-09
BOY
p WRITES PARENTS
FROM FRANCE

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph l.. McComhs Of
ebcrrard are in receipt Of tho follow
jns interesting letter from their son.
CLYDE who is with the a. T.. +. in
France:
S"llcs- Surches, France. Nov. g. 1918.
Dear folks al home:
Il Will write you f"w lines today.
I expect you think I hare forgotten
YOU, because T haven't written ori"n"r.
bu, it is hard TO cot writing paper, s"
l can't write every time. | want Ia. ""
oro having nirr weather over her" now.
e is real cold. though: il freezes III"
ground hard every night. hut ii Is dr.:
tina, is, il IS not raining any. although
this is a very damp climate. W" hnr"
moved now % 4 town called SclleS-Sur-
ches We arc located along n small
river, so we have plenty "f water, and
that ia a luxury here. because thor" is
not much water here. The soil Is very
fertile. and they raise very nice veg
tables and good crops but they ar"
about hundred years brhine the
United States. They do all their work
with one horse. You never see L G"W-
bic team, and they don't ha"" much ma
chinery. I have seen only tvp ar thrc"
moving machines. Tho roads. though.
are fine: they are all rnrchdHnlz"h. ard
they arc much better than "" hay" in
West Virginia We ar" located near
tho 7. VI. e. A. and that makes II
pretty nice for us. Tor "" haT" some
place tn 70 every evening. H.. had II
concert Friday night; they had SINKING.
ami IL fellow played = violin: nay!'" |
didn't enjoy il! The buildings h"I" are
all made OF stone: they look very odd
md ~, ~ ,lli ,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-09
MINERS FACING
STARVATION IN
COAL REGIONS
MANY MINES HAVE COMPLETELY
SHUT DOWN, WHILE OTHERS
ARE WORKING HALF-TIME.
Distress Follows Closing Of Lake Trade
and Pools-Many Loaded Cars
On Switches.

Tn The Eastern Ohio coal fields con-
di;ions have reached such n state Of af-
fairs due to the present coal weather.
which is holding the central states III
iiS grip that many Of the miners arr
in danger OF starving. All lax" lrau"
and government pools have been cl"Seu
for arvrral weeks and no coal IS Icing
shiupcI to tn" hunk"rs ut the lakes
In the oyer ihr-rivrr districts. c"at
cars In groups Of hundreds are STAND
ing on the SdiuSS. awaiting orders 10
hr moved 4 large number of inc
mines have been closed down c0mrlriS-
~. while others are operating on one
half their normal time. IN - rnnrt 10
keep the lnrn from starving to death.
William Roy OF the United states
Min" Workers stated that unless S"l'ie
action was taken soon. conditions
among the miners would b" in a serious
state OF AFFAIR. When asked what &c
tirr would hr taken. h" stated That III
lis opIniun n shorter working day that
w,,uII enable all the men 10 secure "ii-
nloymcnt and 4 minimum price by tIe
Government would prove very en-
cent remedy. \ meeting will Dc hrid
j., the very near future SO that some
action may be iak"n
Nearly all large coal consumers VINO
have been buying coal have cancelled
;h.ir orders. expecting drop III the
price ,lu" to tho signing or TN" aF'niN
lice Government orders hav" Also
taken n decided drop SINCE hoStlIities
Nave ceased.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-09
EAGLES INSTALL
g. - khm hkHEkN
III 81 NLH OIIIVLIlV

The annual installation Of officers OF
Wheeling .iric. 34f. +. .. h.. took f>lacc
las; night at their hall, l22l Market
street. and heads Of the popular fra
tcrnal organization took their places for
the coming year. The following Off
GERS were installed: Worthy president.
= *. Johnson; vice president. William
Bor.u chaplain. w. T. Zane: secretary.
Fred y. StraSscr; treasurer. Theodore
W. Fink: inside guard W. II. Hocfer;
outside guard. William Rosenlieb; trus-
tees. Fred kics. j. H. Schneider and
Frank +. Daily.
Theodore W. Fink was chosen treas
urcr for the sixteenth consecutive year,
nc having been elected TO that Office III
1903. the year that the local acrie was
instituted, and has filled the position
ever since which speaks we'll for MI.
Fink's ability and his interest in the
affairs OF the order
Charles r. Holmes becomes past
worthy president and will represent the
local aeric AT the next national con-
ycntion. which has not been named
yet as To date and location, but Will
likely b. chosen in the near future.
now that the war is over. At the :Lst
convention in Pittsburgh il was dcc!d-
I'd not 10 hold any more national con-
ventions until peace was declared and
i is likely the grand acrie will hold
meeting before long and set the date
and place for the 1919 convention
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-09
U5PENSION Of
NAVIGATION IS
RIVER GOSSIP
Idea Growing That It Would BE Bene-
fetal To CeaHe Operations From
December IS to February Is.

The wharf gauge registered 10 feet
s inches and falling slow mt y. m.
Yesterday. while tho marks =: the loot
RI McMrchru dam showed feet 1
inches and falling. There has been no
change in conditions and the river VIII
continue 10 fail slowly for the hcNt
few days.
The Liberty came in late in%t nIEnI
from McCuumrlIsvIlc and VIII leave
,Lir r,nrn;nr AT IL o'clock for Parhcrs-
hurc this being The only scheduled AT
rival and departure for yesterday ana
today. ,,,., .,,
ucavv ice started 40 pass PiftS"-fS
Yesterday afternoon out of IN" Alit-
rkcnv river and Will pass TINS CIT!
Iu,:av This will probably cause 4 tcin-
'nnrary musprn sion Of navigation on 'He
upp.r river Until III" ice has run CUT
The Ficlcn F.. is still lying 1T thG
wharf undergoing h"il"r repairs "h"
il is undecided when Sh" MIL r'"u'"'
hcr trade between this city ana ~"
MatamnraS.
Thu, ;drn j. growing among river men
shat a cump!rir augpcnSi"n Of naF!9a-
,in,. slrIlii b,. iuau:uratrd on thr upper
th;u river for two m"n.hS ot inc year
beginning about december !" ana ina, /,
,n,. February -. which IS the pcrio,'
I,tch ice .:riirrall: int"rl"r"s WIN
royir:,,irn and i,unc.;s steamboat S'"'"-
MICS all awry and il: liable !" a4'"''s'
,h,. boat. cons !Grra!ly. II inns cn"rS"
,yrr, uurS,;n,, both n" shipping pu'l!I
,,i ~, Steamboats, would I've better of.
-. ,hr shippers wruiii know jus; VIVA
! ...o,,,., IN. .:rHnilm:tis ar "unnihS Il :
would 10 away with Il lot of nnh'cc
.ar,. Inconvenience.
Ply WAR SAVINGS SThMl'S-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-09
CHRISTMAS ROLL
CALL SUCCESSFUL
Secretary Toulk Has an Aversion ~
Newspaper Publicity, and Ae1uSos
TO Give Figures.

Secretary Thomas lE Fouik "f Inc
local Red Cross haas refused 10 give "u'
the figure. on tn" christmas ron CHI
due in his :Nrr#len - newspaper pup
Nrity. ('hairrnrn '''rii i. Robinson
huvr:ar. has stated that til" appT"Ni-
mate result Of the drive here was l-'o"'
memberships.
This total compares most faVnrahlF
with IN" drive OF last April. Which, TINS
county and Rro"k" and Marshall c""n-
ties wore included in III" drIv" OF the
Wheeling chapter. l'r'"kc count?
worked Independently in ;n"'r"ccni cam
IniEn. h"w"rrr. Had IN" campaign
been put through before tn" cessation
Of hnsiiliti"$ there Is: no dhuh; hut
that he local chapter. would have gone
'ovrr the tor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-09
Women Particularly II Troubled with
Constipation Should Read This
Guarantee.

I: you ar" chrpncaliy conStipatcu
am! have tr."d them AL. If you nave
taken mcd :cinc Cor the liver and bowels
until sou are almost in despair. Ii
you want a smooth. gen:l". n""cr-kno"-
it-!s-wurxGnS remedy for such troubles.
t;n down /" your druggist and her" -
the only remedy you can buy WITH Il
guarantee. ilk" ths If it doesn't 90
the work better. nicer. more satiSra"-
turily III every way than any medicine.
nil or i;ruid you cv"r took in your
Ilin R"m"rnn"-. If il doesn't do the
work better than anything You ever
rock. go back and he will give you Just
doubt" III" pri"> you paid for III" pack
age. THIS phcnnm"nal liver and bowel
remedy that drives away those chrnni;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-09
FINAL DRIVE
FOR NEW CHILD
LABOR LAW

\ meeting Of the Y est VIRGINIA Nhiin
Labor committee viii b. held Tuesday
evening. January Il. II: tn" Chamber VI
Commerce. ASS. Inhly room for the pur-
pusc Of arranging for III" final dtiN"
uf III" campaign To place 4 child labor
Jaw ON the West NirEtnia statutes.
bill has, been drafted and disirih-
utrd widely throughout III" state.
whirh proposes TO forbid the employ
mont of any child under th2 age oi
IA wears N any gninful occupation TX
Get inE agriculture and domestic scr
vit and requiring that children unn"r
1G vcnr. of are bn permitted IN work
1T in Industry or other occupation
rulSjdnrrd not dangerous t" Ike. health
ur murnlS. and then only under certhih
rurdIf IONS md permits Issued by thc
Superintendent OF schools.
This bill has been distributed ~ All
members OF tho legislature [" various
examinations and individuals and r;lTnn
wide rublicily through the press.
Rcsponaca To queries sent oct by the
committrc< indicste that III" hl has
me-, with instant favor throughout tn"
a,ntc. individuals have written th"iT
endorsement and number Of "rEaniz;i-
lions hay. gone on record ~ "nu"rS-
I'm, iha proposed inv. y number OF
Legislators have ulr"ndy pr"mla"d Their
suppnr: and the committee !" pr"d!ct-
ing sweeping and early victory for i"e
bill.
Manufacturers and other employers
have expressed themselves as fnT"ra-
bic to tho bill md little opposition IL
cNprrtnd nj tho leg iHlaturc.
AT TUESDAYS meeting final plans
fur thc last days Of the campaign Will
hr mad~ II Ia likely TINT the commit
toe Will b. represented nj Charleston
until tho bin Is disposed OF.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-09
AN ENEMY OF woMANHooD.

The complexion. digestion and almhSt
liz. compl"t" personality OF woman are
dependent upon health. N"nIan'S MS
ars. hrr ,:r"a; enemy. as they cause bad
cumplrXion dark circles under I he eyes
hradachc. harkHch.. n"rrHuSneSS. sleep
i"ssnn$S. dragging down pains and III"
blues. and often totally unit her for Il
comnanion. The great American rem
cdy fpr such conditions IS LYDIA T..
T,tnkham'S Vegetable Compound. which
has been restoring three generations OF
ailIug women 10 health and may be re-
lied upon with perfect confidence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-09
MILITARY INNOVATION

Tho finale q tn" first ac: az tho pro-
drcti0n Ia +" given AT m" Court theatre
Jan. 1914. by Til" RnZ.l" Dazzle IT
1919 vii furnish 81 spectacular military
innovation entitled "Firtnry" i'll which
will be introduced the soldiers Of Tho Al
lies. the American Red eros: and Miss
Liberty and the chorus IN flags of our
-Alios and featuring the great band
master. John Philip Soust.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-09
/ THOUSAND PILLS FOR BOWELS;
ONLY ONE GUARANT EED LIKE THIS

ra$Ms Of sluggish liver and inactive
bowels IS known as Rurtonc. Just ask
for :, large SIC 25c tube pt Burton"
tablets 5nc refund if they fail TO I've
W - the offer above. Al all well
stocked druggists Csc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-09
JUDGMENT SET ASIDE

An ur,lrr WIS entered yesterday by
judge r. NJ. Addl"mar. Of Part H. 81
thu circuit court III t!n' case Of james
Srhwinu. plaintiff. u" %ouhia ii'ckman.
an appeal "ns". arnI,1inS and SctiI7E
n~id.. the Judgment Of TIA" IuStlc" hn'!
:. awarding judgment /" III" defendant i"r
tLr. costs in her briE,n rNp"nl"d.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-09
HERE AND THERE
items Of Interest to Local feopio
About Wheeling FOLKS, SocieAe0
and Organizations.

The, movement fer ihr organization ~
The steel workers VIZ" Viii ~ il'aI' wv,
~ ,rrrir"n i!'rdr-?r,un Of I.ahnr Will
rr,.i,,. ,.,uridy rahlc impetus NJ Il n"rt-
ing To- H., held 1t IT,. ON" Valley Trades
ana lqb n assembly hall on Sundnr' jan
Inth. Twenty four crafts VIII u" repre-
s,.f,lrd ut. this gathering. tt" work y ~
, iarE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-09

CIV, cin1 meeting: Of the HnArd or Ed
nroi'nu will ln. held :hi$ evening in IN"
hunr,;'s assembly rn'iuS in tn" lnc;II hlrh
school mildinG tn consider the making
I'M nj tho lost tim" by students during
tho recent epidemic NJ influenza.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-09

Til" grand jury in session F'"i"roaE
irsucd a warn:n; against substitution by
rrriStra-S uf PERSONS VINO d. not prop
crlv at'"rd :" their "sptctir" "fiicH.
while prosecuting attorney Mch"" ~
pirn,rntrd this with 4 statement that n"
would MAX" il hot fey anynn" FOUND
guilty OF negligence" in this respect.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-09

The Kiwanis club luncheon will he
held u; l2:l5 this afternoon at n" Wind
Snr hotel. TIL" silent booster this week
is y. \. Frighlry and the attendance
1ri2c will h. donated h. y. &. M"l%an".
The perception coMInltt"" consists Of J.
i. Ii1nl"y. G. Guy Ferguson and c. W.
IHcHsun IN address hy Walter Il. HI
ton. ON The League # Nations" Will be
Il feature If ilr occasion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-09

, rIn,k Prince Lodge or tho X. of r's
will meet this evening. while Obi" lodE"
OF this order s scheduled 10 mr',i To-
morrow evening. All local h. or r.
lodges arc doing ronsir"rahl" work in
the initiating OF new members.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-09

Russell Goodwin has tn" distinction or
having been assigned {" n caSr Wiihln a
few minutes az having beer admitted
to tn. bar The young attorney wan
sworn in yesterday morning Ivy judge
Alan II. rnhinsrn IA 4 practicinE m"m-
hrr Of the ohio county bar. and was III.
mcdI"irlr thereafter assigned TO DEFEND
I -hnrI"s Johnson. Colnrcd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-09

BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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