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The Washington herald., 1919-10-25
THE PARAGRAPHERS'
NEWS VIEWS.

Wonder what that fellow who used
to live on - cents a day is living on?
Detroit News.
A Bostonian proposes free street
car service. He has not shown his
tax receipts? - Louisville Courier
Journal.
More bitter proof of the high cost OF
living. The price OF quinine has gone
sky-highing.-Boston Evening Tran
script.
What would be the miners reply il
their wives struck for a thirty-hour
week?-Syracuse Post-Standard.
There are a lot of Senators and other
publicists who may die from a "cere-
bral lesion" long before the President
does.-Springfield Republican.
Lieut.. Maynard would probably have
turned the nose of his machine
straight up II he had not feared 10
shock st. Peter, who tends the Gate.
Rochester Herald.
China got in the war late, 1t must
be. admitted, and you can bet China
now wishes she had not gotten into it
at all.-Knoxville Journal.
To Eugene Debs the steel strike
looks like 1.-THE beginning of revo-
luton" But a man looking out be-
tween prison bars cannot be expected
to see very far or very clearly.-kan-
sas City Journal.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-25
A LINE O. CHEER
EACH DAY O. THE YEAR
BY John Kendrick Bangs.
GOODNESS.

GOODNESS.
Were / to paint the portrait OF a mar
Built on godlike plan.
You'd find limned there upon his face
The lines of smiling grace;
And deep down in his glistening eye
The CLINT of sympathy would lie,
The hands stretched forth as IL to
bless
With strengthful tenderness.
For godliness to me
Is all benignity.
Copyright, 1873. by The Mcclure Newspaper
SyndicateD
The Washington herald., 1919-10-25
JUST IN FUN

Mrs. Allow do you manage 20
keep your maid?
Mrs. E.-l'Il tell you. In the old
days We used to give the maid Thurs
day evening out. Now she takes the
rest of the week. and Thursday is our
night out.-Boston Transcript.
Mrs. A.-Your husband told my hus-
band that his word was law at home.
Mrs. B.-Yes; it's one of those laws
that are never enforced. - London
Ideas.
81 hear your father is ILL.," ,s...
yes"
rs his malady contagious"
hope not. The doctor says he is
suffering from overwork." - Detroit
Free Press.
Don't you wonten have sewing
I'VE don't call them that any
scandal conference.-the oust n
Press.
Mother-How do you like your
new teacher, Artie?
seventeen -Old-Fine! She hasn't
spoken to me yet.-BuffaIo Express.
Miss Fortyodd awoke in the mid
Ole OF the night to find a burglar
rsnsacking her effects. Miss Forty
odd did not scream. for she prided
herself. among other things, upon
her courage.
Pointing to the door with a dra-
matte gesture. she exclaimed:
Leave me at oace."
The burglar politely retreated q
step and said: y
y had no intention OF taking your,
-DetroH Free Press.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-25

caused BY the water from the river
backing up In the oid-time sewers
and overnowing through the streets
through the sewer mouths. The
Marble Saloon at the southwest
corner Of Pennsylyania avenue and
Ninth street. the old American
House. at Seventh ana Pennsylva MIA
avenue and other. business places in
central Washington were flooded
and much damage resulted.
i remember su the floods since 1854.
and on several occasions I wss re-
CURED to wade about in the waters
10 get data for a front-page story
for Washington newspapers. II was
an assignment that was not reIishsd
oy members Of the editorial staffs.
because IL meant much work and q
Dad oucking In the bargain
Locking for Anetker Mystfc.
Several days ago a young man was
sent the rounds OF the Capitol and It's
once buildings. He had q package for
Hon. Bud Weiser." The practical
1okers sent the same fellow on an
other fools errand later. He bore 0
formidable oficial envelope addressed
TO The Hon. John Bsrleycorn." ac-
cording to HARRY LEIsHEAR. When
asked IL he found Bud welser." he
said:
Yes. I found him in q near-beer
saloon down town and he treated me
TO bottle OF pop I thought all the
time he was a Member Of Congress-.
But they tell me Mr.. Barleycorn IN q
Congressman"
Wrong again" Leishear said. He
is engaged in a big open-air business
down on Bootleg avenue, southwest"
For Home and Family.
A drive 70 double the membership Of
the Independent Order OF Rechabftes
has been inaugurated. and JOHN c.
MOORE. grand secretary, announces
that additional pep" will be added
to the proceedings of the several tents
OF the order this fall and winter. Not
withdrawing the prohfbitory laws IN
force in the District, many victims Of
strong drink are being added TO the
rolls OF this organization. Secretary
Moore says the members will be ureed
TO spend their evenings home with
their families and thus strengthen
the home ties.
The women's branch Of the order
has also insugurated a "for-home-and-
mother movement. and will seek to
double its membership
The Washington herald., 1919-10-25
Such Is Life
As 1t Is Seen
By O. B. JOYFUL

The penny. little oil red cent. has
reached Alaska in numbers through
the exactions OF the luxury tax, and
even papooses refuse to accept the
humble coins with any joy
Not even Jeck London. Rex Beach
or Bob Service could have made the
ppny At in with the Alaskan
scheme of things in days gone by.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-25
Your Forces and How to Use Them.

Prentice milford born
activity being New York newspaper
His philosophy simple of Emerson
eal bodily health and he Sosduct widely
advertised correspondence school salesmansp having
basis from the thought OF Prentice Mulord.
His the in under the
general title Your Forces and How which
he following cpgrams derived:
Thoughts things
When think you arc a work.
Evil OF any kind is but temporary
Peaceful thoughts a constructive
\ prayer is a desire expressed unexpressed
Poverty largely from
New thoughts and ideas bring
body
Good will the overcome the force of
IL will
Expect nothing but strength-Iet them be your day
ircams.
Our bodies decay and loose by thinking old set of
thoughts
Quarreing gumblng out a silent de-
force.
Every discodant thought sword and brings
a sword in
Every thought how small costs us an
Improbable outlay of force
Your thoughts act others for against you
The thought OF brings an
aiding force you.
When fear misfortune (Which usually happens) your
body becomes weak and your energies become
We members of all body that BODY
diseased OF mind body be poverty suffer
The Washington herald., 1919-10-25
The Nutting Season.

When grandpa in his back yonder in the
little old home within few trees chest
SUITS hickory nuts hazelnu this year wasn't
Indian summer" And it fall
1t nuttin'
Member the Saturday mornings sun lust
ibout the time when the first you hustled into
our Old Clothes freed of school and chores and
m were going down the woods were the
compelling lure!
And the day climbing the the risk neck which to
DC wasn't priced highly the getting largest col
chon OF wnuts And throwing sticks up the round
Ereenih globes hanging o every branch
And pounding the huks best fingers get
the brown nuts ready for the What cared one
his hands stained rich brown viewed with pride
after of walnus summing upon the smokehose
roof?
= Those the days , ~
Last Saturday our little boy nuing He quarter
ND went TO the That evening of his pals sat
ound the dnngroom table and nuts thew
en for and that there WASN'T much
or boy to do in autumn school the
practice football
The only certain thing about all the fourbng
nat each side is lighting for noble purpose
The sacred brethren who think the country toeng on its last
fss are informed that Liberty bonds going up every day.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-25

The Senate can't hope anything slip
one over some time when Reed isn't there speech system
The Washington herald., 1919-10-25

Natives around the Black Sea rapidly assang
Daylight robbcrics increasing there.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-25

Chorus girls now make twice much they made
air enough. They twice a old they used to be-
The Washington herald., 1919-10-25

The only certain thing about all the little wars now aour
hat each side is fighting for noble and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15
DELEGATES FROM ALL PARTS OF
TIE STATE BEGAN POURING
WTo TIE CITY LAST EVEN
ue-ws HOTELS ARE
CROWDED.
CONVECTION OFEES THIS HTORGlNG
AT $50 O'CLOCK AT WINDSOR
RpEEL w1TR AN ADDRESS
OF WELCOME BY MAYOR
VESCER
DELEGATES WILL BE ENTERTAIN
Ed THS EVENING By STERLING
PRODUCTS co. AT coUN-
Try CLUB.

rrelESa;+s !n- tho thi-:aenth annual
Convention 81 mo W"St Virginia State
Pharmaceutical Association began ar
irving III ;he city iat" yesterday after
noon and BY o'clock III tn" evening
the lobb;- Of tho Windsor Hotel was
crowded with visitors and later trains
from the central and southern portions
Of the stat" brought IN many more.
Roy 3. Cook. Of Huntington. president
OF tho associations. arrived a; s O'clock.
also P. r.. Kelley. If Thurpond. Score
tary. came in on the same train. while
the rest Of the officials will be in this
morning with the exception of 6. Fl.
Dent. treasurer. who cannot attend. and
his place will be- taken by \. R. Berry.
Of Norgantowa.
Registration took plac" on the mezza-
nine of the Windsor. as;sr which an in
formal reception and dance took place
in the ball room. with the delegates and
local druggists and their wives partic'-
pating.
The drug clerks who have taken the
pharmaceutical examination before the
state board Of pharmacy were special
guests and many will remain over FOR
the convention.
This morning AT $50 o'clock will see
the formal opening OF the convention at
the Windsor Hotel with an address of
welcome By Mayor Fcstcr to the visiting
delegates. and the response will be made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15
BETHESDA

The program in tho churches here last
Sunday consisted Of appropriate services
observing Mothers Day.
On Sunday evening an interesting
combination service was held at the b.
r, church Mrs. ~ Il. Perkins made an
earnest appeal for workers in the t'nT-
"ign Missionary field: Mrs. Anna McN1h-
len explained the great need in the
Home fields: Prof r. l.. Marts empha-
sized the need Of more young men enter
ing the ministry: Mr.. G. 4. Lorejoy
of self and talent. and Rev. 81. ": Ber-
ington CAV" an appeal for general COD
Serration.
Bethesda has again gone "over tho
top" on the recent Victory Loan.
The Ccntcnry drive is now on and we
predict the same success for II.
The East Ohio District Conference is
being held here this week and is wnll
ted from being present on account Of
the serious Illness OF brother. HIS
place was very ably filled by Mr.. Ban
croft. Il layrnan. formerly Of Columbus
Centenary from the laynans point OF
view. H.. emphasized the spiritual sig
niticanc. of tn" Centenary and the tnfEh-
~ power of prayer. He spoke OF this
service. Mr.. Bancroft is from "verstaS
and told OF many incidents Of interest
Witnessed in France.
Tho conference superintendent by DR.
Danford. continued throughout TUESDAY.
Miss Margaret Canister. OF Bellalrr
was the guest or her friend. Miss lSu>h
Jarrett. the first OF III" week.
Commencement EXERCISES of Bethesda
High school will be- held her" IN NAY
I'D. Tn" baccaI"auratr Scrric" Will b."
held Sunday evening At I'll" t'hriS1aI
church. the sermon To y" preached by
the pastor. Rev. Walker. "f Bethany.
Mr.. John Muth and family. arc with
US again at their cottag" OF: the park:
Miss Sara Dudley and friend. Miss
Shrever. Of Wheeling. spent last week at
their cottage home. The Misses Dudley
Mrs. r. ". GLADDEN. has been with
home folks at Kelsey for the past week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15
STATE PHARMACISTS IN
ANNUAL CONVENTION HERE TO-DAY

by Alfred walker OF Sutton. secretary
will be followed By. the address Of Roy
B Cook. president Of the state aSsocia-
ton.
At 1880 lunch will be served and tho
convention will open again at p. m. by
the reading Of papers and queries. after
which Prof. j. II. Beal. of Urbana, Ill,
professor of pharmaceutical research
Z. Pittsburgh College. and the leading
authority on pharmaceutics in the world.
will speak on The Proper Attitude Of
the Drug Trade on Alcohol and Narcotic
Legislation"
A. 5 p. m. the delegates and visitors
with their ladies. will take automobiles
and drive to the Country club where
they will be banQueted and entertained
by the Sterling Products company.
Programs have been arranged for tho
entertainment Of the wives of the visit
ing delegates while the convention is in
session. This afternoon the ladies Will
form large theater party at the Vir-
gnia to sec The Hearts of Humanity"
and other social diversions are on the
program for tomorrow.
Tho entertainment committee Is COM
posed Of tho following gentlemen: c.
Y. Tsrrill. chairman: NJ. c. Mcintyre
W. l.. Woodruff. ". w. Abers. f.. w
Harrison. f.. VI. Wadsworth. F. j. Kelly.
J. \. Merchant. J. r. Mallory, James
Calder and s. p. Christian
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15
Cause Of. Headache.

BY knowing the cause. a disease may
often be avoided. This is particularly
true OF headache. The most comm ON
cause of headache is disordered stom-
ach or nstipation. which may BE- CIR
rectcd by taking few doses OF Cham
bcrlains Tablets. Try IT, Many others
have obtainsd permanent relief by TAX
ing these Tablets. They are asy 10 lake
and mild and gentle in effect. F,r sale
by all dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15

crty bonds. from Mrs. Hannah lrWln' 10
be applied TO memorial for Miss Alice
y. Young. Il. ", deceased.
have delivered TO the trustees or inc
endowment fund the bonds as directed
last month.
The following rooms have hrcn Sc
lcCtrd for furnishing and maintenance
since the last board meeting:
NJ" +%--ln memory Of Mrs. Jui'a II.
Kelly, by Miss Alma Hubbard Mrs: Lou
-" H. Hudson and Mr. y. c. Hubbard.
No. 9S-By Mrs. Andrew Rettz. Tor
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believes will be able 10 handle the Wo1k
IN her absence.
Tho drilling OF tho we'll has Eon" Tor
ward. and thor" has resulted some water.
but not sufficient for our needs. gong
a little deeper we hope viii produce
good results.
The Woman'S Hospital Association has
appointed Mrs. Howard Simpson and
Mrs s. W. Harper Us their representa-
lives on III" diSp"rSary committee.
w" have just received through Mrs.
r. VI. Baird two 500 and one $50 Lib
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15

bkache
dwhen is
is nt
obied teekeE TWO
troubles when nuc tried 1t dsaNe uric
of
Gland Surgical Insitu N Y
db
be
last
to haim ny
ceandh d'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15
HOSPITAL HEAD
MAKES REPORT

Directors Of tho Ohio Valley General
hospital met yesterday III monthly SCs-
sion and heard very encouraging re-
mort Of the work and condition VI the in
stitutiun. submitted by Supt Hliny -.
Clark \ total inCom" nf $l2."3l WAS
rernrtcd for Ihr month Of April. The
total number of patients cared for WAS
S.326, as against 2.56$ for the same
month Of the year 1915.
Among other things Superintendent
Clark submitted tho following report.
showing great increase n charity
work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15

1T gets you .hzht&Iss
rsuddenly. MencRul
heavens, howitihurts
to novel x It's called
"lum,baxo." When It
attacks legs, ans,
shoulders or hipA tit's
called rf1esnnatiszr,- But
it's an due to m uric
acid storm. Possibly you
have eaten too much
meat, have drunk too
much beer, or ov~-ea-.
erted yourself = pmspi-
ration and then chilli
ness Meat Or alcohol
forms uric acid IN over.
abundance, which over
works the kidneys In.
their effort to. filter this
poison from The blood
and they become sozt;of
paraiyzed and loU.
When your kidneys ct
sluggish and clog yuu
must relieve them,
like YOU relieHe Your
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15
Service Census.

There were I76 operations performed
in our operating suite during the month.
There wcrc seven deaths. onc-half Of
them accident cases. ur were in. a very
poor condition when admitted.
DIR. Il. b. Mcclure. just discharged
from the service l. graduate of the .I"Tf-
erson Medical college. made application
and was installed us intern TO extend
f,om now until the indie Of July or IN"
first OF August.
Mr.. Richard f.. Albert. expecting 10
graduate from the Chicago College or
Physicians and Surgeons this year. ap-
plies for an inirrncShip. With the hn-
prevail Of the Committee on Inferno
ships. recommend his appointment TO
begin sometime in July. 1919.
Mr.. r. r. Rcnncr. graduate OF Beth
any College. just discharged from The
Service. began as techniCian in tho
laboratory.
School For Nurses.
The School for Nurses Committee has
an important report. their regular
monthly meeting having been held.
Miss Phalens tour of the High schools
OF the district, ! believe will bring very
good results this year. but we must have
more help. and l think the rccommen-
da,iun Of the School for Nurses Com
mitIcc. is a step in tho right direction
The school has been highly favored
in visit from Miss Sara l.. Parsons
r. n. Principal of the School for Nurses
OF the Massachusetts General hospital
Boston. who has just returned frnm two
years in charge of the nursing AT Base
Hospital No. 8, in France. Miss Parsons
is EX -Pres idcnt OF the American League
for Nursing Education. and is making d
tour OF the country. visiting All Of the
schools where her graduates arc IN
charge.
am very glad To sec tho Woman's
Hospital Association have appointed so
competent n COMMITTEES rs the special
one they have appointed 10 take charge
of the recruiting OF pupils nurses: they
have just been announced IT. me By the
secretary. rs follows:
Mrs. Il. W. Peterson. chairman: Mos
danes Russell Hubbard. James Cum
Minis. Joe. PAUL. Jr.. Nv. T.. R"wnd.
Robert Hazlett. Eugerr Hildr"ih. Ill.
j. W. Rankin. C. \. Asrhlnan: Misses
Anna Vosslcr and Helen Cromwell.
W" have finally obtained an assistant
IN IA" person of Mrs. Hrrmionr war
nrr. who has had considOrahl" expert
enc" in hotel work, and whom Miss King
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her brother, William L. Exley. :,

No. 6S-By Mr.. r. R. Kitchen. ~. I y.
The Kiwanis Club. through Its. presi-
dent, DR.. O. N. Burdatts, has .assured,
my the club felt highly honored to ba;
requested to nominate a director. but;
that they considered 1t SO important a,
matter that special committee was cre-f
ated TO nominate the proper person. and
that he expected 10 have the nomination
ready for the next meeting. :.
PINY O. CLARK, &. - :!
Superintendent. u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15
What IS Castoria

ASI0A harmless substitute for Castor OIL Pgoc Drops and Soothing
sup pleasant contains neither OPIUM Morphine other Mar
coc substance Its guarantee For than thirty has been
cnnt for the r Constipation Flalency Wind Colo and DarrhGa
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Bowels aids the assimilation Of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep
The Chldrenps Rnaoea-fhe Mothers Friend.
The Kind You Have Always Bought and which has been for over 50
years. borne Signature Cas Fletcher and has been made under his
parsna supervision its infancy Allow deceive you in this All
Gounerfe limitations and Just Good but Experiments that hfe with
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15

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.
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-15

Nemecko hodla prohasit statnf bankrot mic divneho,
cervena fangicka uz tam davno stala mcdni.
skym dfvkam co ma dvneho vzdy stale mluvi spo
jeni vsech narodu
Demokraci svea zabezpecme take tim, kdyz poucovat
budem dtky kracet puhem jest prave tax cestnym
zamestnanm jako valceni.
Vilem pne tuzi poraz stromy spe drivi patrne
chce prpravit ma odsozeni tube prac nekerem krmna
le ktereho pine mire zasuhuje
Prot vsemu ocekavani neprojde vodozdm prohbice tax
snadno voan deinctva: zadne pvo zadna prace! dlou
no bude as plasiti jejch sny 20 podmaneni sveta".
Zakazovaci zdai drzeti hesla "Vseho do casu
hibce veky" to Jim mono odpovedeH jnym rcenm:
"Nic ma svete Sc neji tax horke jak byo uvafeno"
Amercky statni sekretar Lansing hlavou vyboru,
kery usyedct nemecke vnnky zlocn1 valky; die
vsehQ nebude mti obesenm pnch nekoka tuctu zadnou
vekou praci
Clovek dvi kde poednou mezi nekterymi spojenc
bere takovy strach Nemce ably Jim prsne neubzovalo
necht en dobre predsav by cekao spoence, kdyby
Nemci vyhrali
Henry Turner Bailey prav, re prave kour della Cleve-
Land asnym NUE. necht 81 postav svo residence nekde
Pershing neb jak drive kao East Clark uv
d. ze 81 tam nakoupi dost majetku to velm laclno