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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-18
INDIGEST ION |.
Caused by
Acid Stomach

Millions Of peoplc-in fact about out OF
1o-suier more or less from indigestion.
acute or chronic. Nearly every case Is caused
by Aeid-Stomaeh.
There are other stomach disorders which
also are sure signs OF Acid Stomaeh-belch
ing, heartburn. bloat alter eating, food re-
peatinR. sour, gassy stomach. There are many
ailments which, while they do not cause much
distress In the stomach Itself. are, ueverthe-
less. traceable to IN acid stomach. Among
these are nervousness, eiliousness. cirrhoss
ofthc liver. rheumatism, impoverished blood.
weakness, insomnia. melnncholia and q long
keep the victims In miserable health year
after year.
The right thing to do 70 to attack these
ailments at their sourcc-get rid Of the acid.
stomach. Awondertul modern remedy called
EATONlC now makes It easy to do this.
One OF hundreds OF thousands OF grateful
users OF EATOSIC writes: Il have been
troubled with intestinal indigestion for about
nine years and have spent quite sum for
medicine, but without relief Alter using
EATOGIC for few days the gas and pains
IN my bowels disappeared. EAToGlC Is Just
the remedy needed"
Wehave thousands Of letters telling OF these
marvellous benefits. Try EATONIC and you,
too, will be Just a. enthusiastic In its praise
Your druggist has EATON1C. Get big SOC
box from him today. He will refund your
money II you are not satished.
FAT0Nlc
CT0R YOUR AclRsIoMAcD
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-18
CITY LEAGUE.

CITY LEAGUE.
!, Yesterdays Result.
B. 60, 5; Midwest, l.
Game Today.
Wholesalers VS.. Owens.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-18

Harr, mot the Chief made several
healthy swats but failed to connect
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-18

Detective Kruezberger must have
made a cature last night. He was not
In center field.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-12
L. :. HOUSING NEGLECT
SHAMEFUL SAYS kOHN

Eh-alelrt Fer. -1.-A@gieC. IF
housing pe ne L-.red States govern
-alt e zha--e.--A. 5ecla-ec E-roerT z.
kern. a~r1.-s-c: I'D former : u.,ec
states 1.7ri-- .sca~5 ofHC-al, Z ar
aCl-esg ne 1ei .v+re1 before t1= DC
-av.a HI .ssnc.aElun-
WY even little cr5a appropriated
seYera. millions f3r THIS purpose he-
ore me Wa" declared Mr. l\3nC-
-sFy-7v hare va .oenn Sc -nrr.Es Prob
ably oceans ~ ha~a mare belief
= re a---e-Elclencv u --vase Ln-,--
-1ve E2aorie MAKE most money out RI
building expensive houses CoEse-
vuar-zv no houses az bull. taF ne
nan wnn receives low wages suc ne
aas Il I've n houses 10 one e-sa
would have"
VI -ohn approved lie plan q
Massa NJ gets, v1tra Re SAD, he
state cans 12acey St NV rae II
interest 50 t..a. icT-cost houses can
De butt
II Eng,an1-" continued Mr.. aoil--
Premier Icy 'zrCrge a.1aa9r has m
7cuacea a colossal housing program
enc hundred zr---3crs ! A-iisve- l. y
pa-- Of their recaG.sf.'ut--1cR program
and supplementary ~ the-- wa time
sfoI-s u t1H- 1--e--lCr-"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-12
CLINTON

<A...~e6 Eoit arc VT 20: VIC a.
empicved nv the n 9 z 2. returned
70 -ileir work T K4aea Safarda ST
morning
Ms Ival ken1a- and Mss E,ael
Garnet attended ne lea cners' cor
vt---o1 - augusta F-Gaw
-ars # t2e r12-s people II Tow
House Eli attended ne dance 3.
C2.-t9a FRIDAY r4r@t
Na.@r 1&1ke;- was a caller n
Ca21l-.- S4.c-rZ.sE
Roy Bracket Of x as.ox 3 VISITING
relatives ana trends n Clinton.
i'm Donaldson who Las been ser -
ous,r IL Is 1spoEEsd better
Percy johnston If Shaz-u-
DAsaed Sunday WIN MS UNCLE. Ever
=V: Sylvester
Mrs. Laura E0.t vas a business
caller n waterv.,le SATURDAY aeter-
zoSr.
Fee Gerald a1G Ralph Gerald az
-a-.t7g logs - Benton where ther
- -av--- hem sawed.
Ms Eva jones, wne has beer var
- Is INCH be-.er
Thomas Ia gsaa- VINO IS II the
--a.n3ng Gznps PASSED /. few aaya'
Through n l91a WITH friends and
relatives
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-12
LARONE

E.v.a Als;-a. vho was n urea 4 ne
.--r:ra- woods -ecs,,..-, mad recovered
samew-.a. al6 returned . vorK suI
gan va olI.ge5 ID give ~ ant IS now
x 1kCvr-g-.c anae- TIE care If I-.
Eau.g x.ta lie l-ospec; Of oelas
obliged 70 20 % ne Hospital
Miss Eose E--ze:! S home t-Dn he.
Eyzrk n Portland called mere by me
illness Of he- taraeY & NJ. Bnzze4l
who Z seriously y ram I1e2nua.nrT
rheumatism Re Is -nter ne care c:
: t-4.ne5 H---e-
MES Christine Eu-zeli and Ter sis.e-.
NJ Any Meader. bc--1 ~ whom hars
ben :. work Il al ammunition &c.
.ary II Lowell, Asss,. have returned
hUne-
MIS- Elizabeth Duhar who 10 at work
n isrviIIe. - visiting Der mother
Ms FREQ 'Eieason.
? White of Hilton al; was aere
-H1enyir buying hoes sor shipping md
ne price pssd vas ISIS cent?
word f-pfn Jo,rn PuTer VINO fs &c
wc-k IN the Eaaseiev WOODS. IL t7ac
enc Of l,is hu-ses has been IL. ires aad
Is laid nE
George -on-r. the Watkins nan
made MS usual rrD through Lac aoUa-
try Inst waek.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-12
E1ESE MARKET

E.os.ur 7 en-. THE MARKET ~ :
-aa1- wt-.7 : G--n -ene c12s-ds-G-.-
ma .A-Ea amour of horses t.12- 1GF=
hanged hands curing t1s pHs, four
vaeszs. DE II me eE--a la-Ee 1.c,-co
sE.as 1- government 11rsss. There
We, 10 sD.cla. sa4es u am 2C~s+s
about Boston during me pas Te@k
III. nearly ali ne 1ea.e-s 2ad Z -ocC
-a-v horses q hand -roTD previous
saies SO ina. mere v1s -AEa
amount cf 2ccillR;s6 aorses p %
disposed II. Which naturally mr. Tia
demand ecr --ssn cou--- 2-i T'as
These soid Z: Iuws- vG-Ees LIE -Gr
-,r-v weeks past sa.es CT ne seAT-
est horses showing ne east ac-r-
.tv IN accli-1a-a1 1orsas Of Eoc1
-ra.:-- me movement was s~-.-. alc
81 c-ices were reEsunaaiy lov. LEs-a
vas Z QUICK Clearance -asa. SECONDS
ware better taken -aal usua-- =
I. hoC. tne sane -a-ge II -5--,ces- -He-a
VS. an!y d sna-l an QUIT Oh 81. IS
ra5a t0 ne counE- trade most NJ
re horses being taken ~ soecUia-
-a-s rcr -ese!ling.
Good quality heavy green dra-tsrs.
1s7e1I 1909 Zhs- suid this week a. a
range Of $1,000 $50 good quality, ne
4.-rn went. green c-ata-s froI1
Sc..a 500. mara vera 70 gran horses
II l-afer wa1r--s offered 1ut mere
va-e pien-- u sale 81 -hse TaEars
= ne surplus OF lie amy horses;
heavy wagon ard a-rress horses, n
LIS class soid t-eelw frs.r s--9td = r.
win chunks If -aooT130 Ihs. weight
selling around s.-5 per head Seconds
sold ron s%5G rs.
al. rh+ -irT Sale Sfahies-J Q
NMLa. Stevens * Sweet Horse c.
offered W. eZpress c2-,GEcs q green
Western horses v-lca said uE ro
saass5 per aeaa -hera were about 80
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-12
NEW Yoek STOCK MARKET
Features of the Days Dealings = Al
cse Leauinn Stocks

New Fers Fea E-T-adine Z stocks
tuda. WIS If thE CUSTOMARY aai.-nnL-
day Character Z ma dealings were
IgnI a3C united sArTe!y p sDsciai-
Les. -oIan.v ,nnas -e1eHtlr Int. ST.
t.sz"e selling pressure
There vas hurried covering n ganr-s
II al. DTsGica:ea presumably upon -
po--S 81 mora a7nca aie understand
lDE Win MEXICAN n ts-esfS wEle -l!-
les If steeis and related eg-1. r1Tg2 en- Is
T,rgsnR 3i- resulted rem Al 5Usr-eE-el4-
SION " TIE bear aGGoeE--
4 several Instances improvement Vas
--aceao5e % StscIlc cElses *. Tur e.
ample. United Frat. when aayaac 81
80 paints III 2-leur cement " aG Il
crease Il me gIa-ar.r dividend rom 2
~ - Ce- cezE together with al ex-
TIA DISBURSEMENT Of 20 asr cent
cams among q equipments r--asrd rom
! 20 points. sEEA EaunG-es fseuG-sl
Ei.-ct-7c- -a-aer@G2a Car and Earssss.r Il
~-s-tsi Car fading me aITaaCe = n Ell
states Sisei managed - gan q a~-t.
traction, NOS Of waica xas forfeited
.a.e-
Aoiorx. -orx-ros. disss1iing shares,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-12

Elne & Leather pr41ts--s1 ana an .cg-
-za v=rTs5raCea -1s ri aer ar-z 10 st-org
sIocRs. 60. llA1s IS hes. price 49,
4Ss4.l4s II ne anna. -apar-. l-Le
aaCwee ne. .ass ~ a.oos; S.; NJ ~.
Aa-is ve-e n demand TOR hr2et Pc
:-lsic pE. became -sUsss and scE-ST 1G-
:-,@El-a- = ne @rA. luGr z-.a--4-l
-at.-r --s1r- ll-r-S. VIE >oo -
- sunsjC-arv --Ectea Is z-ec. S-rS
AloI-..ec % 5na IN s-a-es
=. e.. 4OAQs were Qaae =. 1t-
can 2Ea1s: ves-a-ca-s 0aG-uE n
6 Es- cent ne me -ElGs 1o.Cflg -
&c 3e- cent RATE
-lfte--E -ssues supplied lie o-..r taa--
Ira q Ii aCnG -aA-KeE nc ? 3u--l
IS mixing naw -l-1t--G-1 u - IN
roIa, sa-es. pr VA.le aggregated 8
Isl, Ne! CHG L1I-so Sla-sS ca4p 1ns ma
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-12
Eos:rr St,cx Marxe.


New Eark F=a. T.
TEE2--Srol s.sao 50 : 7aa 80
tx New E9rs.
-CEN-S0c- :z-alr STEADY. -. = al
iow ard No rt.t= =. cnst a-,a e-slg1t
%.4v 1-E-
4--spot I'm. s,a2a1-a
az Sc. PC ness +Htt
P--st-n~- -,lud.e vas; 4s2sI2..33f
COTTON Eel I---'G- PRIME SUI
-rer vz..cy s3rJ Ii
:,-ae- products Il -aaCEe-
T-ER-.I-1 -ece. gTs SO cream =
49, 7lCae- --Er =z--as 5.'2tI.ai c.-eh--1s.-y'
-x-zs - scc-A 4l,aIau --st -i'-1st
"a ck.ag stock trent maze NJ IS
az
EE-F- -ce.p-s -8 .Ases
erssh gathered extras 4srTAs rash
ea.1s-ec -aE-la- pHcK EE--a =-sd-s dC.
@-x.s -Eg-E sta-H. "a alC 2snrrv res--
err aeanery whites inc % 1aacy JON
s.a.e. Pa aao -eA-sv 1s-ae-v WI es
.--:ra- y prime 5agI5- Stz-s- "a a-lc
nearly aeans-v orcw-s s1G.- co. "a =
e-.c n-cw-s and lIEsc colDrs 4s1Aa.
SCGA-5aw s-aatr centrifugal.
- s1t E-aa..-a-ad PA
PC-ATCE-@uie-- lac-az gen
CAEEAEES-1Uie- IN changed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-12

l-llcLEn, Ecu
E0E~Rece yTIs Ina ! few a-ty
gz.es steady 10 Il cssnIs over -iusec
s,-,,ng r.ta yesIe-oavs -veraEe Day
rr9css E-a-u
-ATTLs-EeceIIS 80 Beef ana
butcher da--e NASTY < 70 u cents inx-
e. Gamers a-I .a3-es STEADY. Stock
e-S AID ---t-fieIS SLOW 70 = CENTS anwtr-
9t.--s la--.e- Good, crulce ana prime
&c -.4sR. common ana medium -t-4is1
IT, Butcher sLoCa. -avs ana 1Elte-s
s7sGa.-. lHfar1or- rnnnn2 aac me-
diurn S,,sl lISa - Caves 'Iooa A.u
c.loice 4.aEf4 -.si
Sf4EEr-Receiyx E.Ea lambs most
Il :. % - cents over. Saeep vear-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-12
Boston S-ocuce Market

Boston. Fen =
EsEr-Cho4Ce Taois caI-ls ~
E--EE-S or-he--1 c-5aT.le--- eX--as
4a;aysa. western creamery extras 42.q-sss
CEEESE-NeT Turk MIS- z-.cICe
Trash .i1:ss
f-0pN-Nn -sllUu 1zsdIS
EEzS-N ea--'r aeE1sry -SI&A vest
FLCC E-Sprag aA-ec- - os. Ice
ne
-A-<c : -1ur.Iv Gt7--
HANDSPRING .T+g
-S-Faurv 70 % -.-lh. sacks sssT II.
rCEN-M -diurI backs 4ST
POTATO ES-aa.ne. os- Ia BIS. FL
1ssa
sCGAR-z-azula-sd wholesale. IS;
1er 1ls ms IT a-lk-
EA---Up.T.n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-12
" aatec-AgentS

e IT 8 -A-v S--LING NEW Fl
"a 1~3c-ls ever woman W. DIV
Sample Nv Zar-el E11s- = 3sn-s Tra1e
5-ou-- =. E4--..-- y f=a--e:s. :
RC'CsET 1T NEN IA ECCE =
-sc-.-z1 World Var E3sfor- Plccn-
IL These 5O0Es aav-Dg e8u~--.u Is
sac -'c- agents DONG aIEcsa. 3Usl-
,ess. 5e: M .-ns, house 5es-
-e--ns Quits rae z = Philips PUP
..sn.a- "a, =. cage l.. Ss..aae. oh.a
"a Atlanta Ez, Waco. Texas. Ctr~e-
-o.u z--.a, i. ADDRESS %saras-
ossCs Sses- "a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-12
TIVE hALL0NELL HOUSE

7~e4,, Name. 50 -oo-s. 7opu-
= arc wei 1stro- zee. less rAa- :
= es ---- State -zpscoD --s wei
k-c~- -c.si ,-cpe-y ~E.a >2-r ets
*-r- sr -zs arc -TS---ss. : s. asss.
=T a,a 1orarr..ic1 --~ = 7a-as -
-scei yer, arg It's. &c soi1, Sa1-'1ce
See 81: s-s '-=-.o- - .a-e. 5es.
trace = -o,e srope-y Se~ EaG
a7c VIE Ger - .rfer-a,l
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-12

Sheriff Z 4. Roberts n Sanford
Vas notified SATURDAY Ct A nraaa a.
4 st8rn = Eas. Lebanon evaed and
managed By MS. Edwin . Ecker.
Lh,eug., a WINDOW i. the rea- Prac-
neatly al y ne ribbons. 3pckeihonkE.
zhl-- Waists. geHeiry. laces and IA.
rIHminS4 worth $SOs, 4sss Stolen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-12

Chicago F=-n -
arm Increased :. -aIae .l,CaT ig-Ee.r
a. Z -.stlI. If ne lad Is -7enLs n pre-
pare fyr ne holiday -1-c1r-3w p -
-ios.o strong I Is . . cents aer aiEh-
- EIa aAs "a 1-411-3 81 aac au!E
u - 70 -. Jas gained ! 70 : - aaG
-1r-ovislaEs II -sEvs To e
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-12
THE HAh7SH0Ra PROPERTY

81 Wesera Avenue
: g, 1.ass a1a-.c-. sig . WITH :
s-o~y -oce-- -c1se = -oo-s ae1
as--. Attractive -oc- z1a-ne-t
z--ac-ec. Connect siaois arg
greer -c4se. large Hc-s. -4s-ess
aorcucter oy o~-srs to- mary Years
-eav-- ely cry -sasor to- selling.
SCer-'1 nome o- -c-e cc-s re1
o;,- erasps-o-s -us -sss s-es.
E.E. NENs5=- AGENCY
Augusta, Name
EVERYTHING 7SA- ESTATE.
+E &c chz ling ANo an to
20 = We
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-12
Money! 10 LOAN

Can iidsnLal loans MAZE On al k-nGs ~
personal properrv. Lioer-v Bends -ic-
state ieEa. rate Ut interest BUSINESS
--rrar sac Rank Comm .bfiDntr sa-
-,ar,-.y,or ErArv ACCOM- u9nEa+ 1UQ Ak
ssnasd COLLATERAL LGAS Co.
~ Es-Eerz Ssarx JAu9. wed sa-.L
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-12

2c.c-s r.-s Vera CRUZ -SoRsco ara
Calpecae alc open up vast s--sca
q r,ca bU. uaceveicpec ts----ory-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-12
WAL STREET

WAL STREET
se,o-ea ~ -Ayaen. Sssne i &C.
ns.ne-s New -a-E >ioch -. 80
III SOCK e.. New ark -ot..,. zIa
lineage Eoa-7 u Trade =-o.--E--
Branch Ono ST Mc@le - NV -E.
aac -e.ecno -Ati2 So
VIZ = -H-. E.-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-12

wo s-o- --orn ho
ce-4- Than z-ou nave :
large d. aaa ps=1T o
P@a-s, 7lZ1-s- cae-a a
q ne .4aa ma: " ~
his -a-- : me M 20
: DC -1A1 az asou- 7r
5C. u a. clCk SIZE II
-.ls nest 1es ma as
- re - : az aE--
: II : AIM AE-N -.
-=1--G ......
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-12

-.ZsS aid f-soers aalc. s-s-44.
aag prices s-A1-
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Wouldn't Build
the Buildings

. ID. l.ella e : LING ~9oE- ---s
&c aos.s@. aen rouse. re Ao9sa, ana
aoor- Then FIR E-.I goe hare 42sr3sA,
l., tr-i. lGseIaer wL-a a0su- ! are:
rus GAYS anG Rorse Tie iocA-an 81
Of nealI1a. a-nenee a-s., cr :
e:er-r.c "a ne, zza 45cl; WI MES
re -.ere 81 property 1or s2.1b me- n
Z Il -1arRA. .cr rea-s II Gss
1aVe ~ Aoek AZ ne gG1u6 al : ~
lgus-A Ne ~e-- 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-12

= = - 7-1--S
T. ae19 {. Zen q. once. "a.
=. : -11e-E 81. =s-loweil Ne
9eci2cis.i.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-12

spec.E-y Rspa-ea 19r t..e AsaaecS1
-SIr-s
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Wanted-FemaIe Helm
SALESGIRL
WANTED

Al attractive aositicn - ar =---sc-
tive department store 5 open fer :
bright appearing, -iea. locking CIR
81 young woman. Nc exoerie-ce
Necessary Saiesssrt," ear. Jou--sl
r--.cs-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-12
sr ~aie-NlScelaneous

r. 20 LARGE SIZE
~s,--s SCI - ,14e t3r moving
-rtsy-'a- &c Z 1- pa
vie j -cla, 81
a.-e Alg1s--. -e,e2n ne
- -,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-12
Observation-Disclosures

\ POSITION A. ECLSEkEEEEs
v,dpwer preferred no on,ectior - che
c2-lc. Address : - - a-ace--~ $
"a lnWs.. TAL 49, - -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-07
Sport or Golf Hosiery for Children

in heather mixtures and brown
with fancy coss-striped S50 to S2z5 pair.
Cashmere Socks, in oxford sizes
to S1z SIz5 pair
Boys Ribbed Hose weight for school and rough
II. soc pair
Leggins cloth: white black and
brown to J, pair; sizes 8 and g. Sz5
Jersey Cloth Leggins black brown
white. $z75 % $425 pair.
Coduroy Leggns black sz and
$3.50 pair. .
Tan Leggns with three buckles. $1,000 pair.
Wosed Leggn and damp weather; black
only $3.50 pair.
hlden'sH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-07
Misses Smock-Overblouses

A creation of wool jersey in beautiful quality of
material One of the shades is handsomely embroidered
in chenille and silk embroidery, form smock. Cuff Dor
der yokes of color and chenille sashes
several of the interesting features.
Smock Blouse of Walnut Wool Jersey, with rich design
of brown chenille and gold silk embroidery Similar model of
navy jersey with lava and Mikado red embroidery Both
with chenille sash. $1S.75
Smock Blouse of Navy Wool Jersey, with neck button
with chenille and embroidered green and
Mikado red Cuff border embroidered in niedallions
match Also similar blouse of walnut jersey embroidered in
gold kngser blue French gray jersey embroidered
in green and king blue. $18.75.
Smock Blouse of Navy Jersey with French gray yoke,
cuff showing rich chenille and silk embroidered
motifs. $780,
ises Fourthn floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-07
Modernized Methods of Facial
Massage

Treat the cause and the effect as inevitable.
Waving lends beauty the entire and
mits Of fashionable and lasting naturaness the hair
Permanent Waving by experts under the Nestle
license In our Service Section Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-07
Bon Ton and Royal
Worcester
Corsets

Standard makes, which include
a variety of good models and
splendid values. There are models
of broche in flesh, with elastic at
the waist and running up higher
at the back, and also having the
free hip space.
Also models for the fieshy
figure with the medium high bust
and quite short skirt for the short
full figures; also in the lower
bust and longer Zip styles of plain
white coutils.
There are waist line models
and low bust styles generally,
priced from $2.z5 to $3.50 pair.
A very good corset for the
misses, in Royal Worcester
make, with elastic inserts at
the top and skirt, $3.50.
Corset Section, Third door.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-07
Coats-Practical and Becoming
for Girls and Juniors

Even the lowest-priced models well tailored
developed of worthwhile fabrics, and serviceably
lined Some simply designed with belts and flare
choker collars, and others show novelty touches.
Excellent models in
Heather Mixtures wool cheviots and svertone zibenes.
practical for everyday with collars large enough to
protect from wind and forming attractive fare when
buttoned Navy and brown shades favored.
Heavy and Warm Chnchllas in plain tailored styles.
DRESSER Coats of Slvertone, Velour Polo Cloth Broad
cloth and Velvet Some fur trimmed blouse model deeply
sashed and yoked fare style with large collar and arhoes
peat and button trimmed among individual Others
bd ared with novelty pockets and other features that
girls like.
Girls Coats, $12.75 to $3.50
Juniors Goats, $1695 to $3.50
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-05
SUTTON A KEY
HOLE PEPPER
SAYS WITNESS
Hotel Carlton Proprietor and
Alleged Inmates of Disor-
derby House Are Dis
charged by Court.

Louis Renfrow, proprietor of the
Hotel Carlton. arrested Sunday
night, charged with the alleged
keeping of an ill-governed house
was discharged in police court yes,
terday. Evidence brought agains,
him by Detectives Paul Sutton
Herdzina, Armstrong and Crawford
was held to be insufficient
The case of Miss Myrtle Conner
and Bert Shredder, charged with
being inmates of disorderly house,
was continued.
Testimony at the hearing showed
that the detectives raided the Hotel
Carlton without a search warrant
and only upon an alleged complaint
that gambling was going on" No
evidence was found.
The detectives arrested> Myrtle
Connor and a companion, Axel
Frodin, Stanton, Neb., whom they
laid they found in a room together.
Frodin forfeited his bonds.
Testimony introduced at the hear
ing showed that the practice of
peeping through keyholes into the
rooms of hotels is commonly prac-
ticed by Detective Paul Sutton and
his squad.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-05
Order Restrains Man
From Molesting Wife
He Sues for Divorce

A restraining order was grantee
Emma Gutschow by District Judge
Sears yesterday to prevent her hus.
band, George Gutschow, from as.
saulting, beating, Fostering or inter.
fering with her in the use of her
home and from calling her vile
names over the telephone.
Mr.. Gutschow sued his wife for
divorce in district court two months
ago. He charged that she has re-
fused to use his name, but insists
on calling herself by her former
name, Mrs. Emma Stears. He also
alleged that she has refused to live
with him as his wife since May 10,
1919. They were married November
26, 1918.
Mrs. Gutschow admitted in her
answer that she has declined to use
the name, Gutschow.
She asks in her cross-petition
that, if her husband is granted a di-
vorce, she be given the privilege of
using her former name, Mrs. Emma
Stears.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-05
CHILDREN GIVEN
OPPORTUNITY TO
SEEPRESIDENT
Schools Will Excuse Any On
Request; 41 Perons to Be
In Wilson Party
Here.

Omaha school children who wish
to see President Wilson Monday
morning, as he drives through the
city in an automobile, will be ex-
cused, providing that parents or
other elders will assume the respon-
sibility for the care of the boys and
girls.
Parents and children are advised
to familiarile themselves with the
route of the presidential automobile
drive.
There will be 10 automobile. in
the line. President and Mrs. Will
son will have Al persons in their
party, including newspaper repre-
sentatives.
Out-of-town guests may obtain
their Auditorium reserved seat
tickets by applying to Gould Dietz
at the Fontenelle hotel any time be-
fore Sunday evening.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-05
Boy Vandals Admit
They Entered Home
Of c. 7. Cunningham

The flooding of the basement in
the home of c. T. Cunningham.
5507 North Twenty-e eighth avenue,
and the ransacking of upstairs
rooms Wednesday night, led to the
arrest yesterday of two boys, John
Henrick, y years old, 1891 North
Twenty-seventh avenue, and Ed
ward Winters, 10 years old. 49l2
North Seventeenth street. Both
boys admit entering the home.
When Mr.. Cunningham returned
home late Wednesday, he found
rugs and tables turned upside down
and the basement flooded with water.
Vegetables stored in the basement
were destroyed.
Young Henrick and Winters were
taken to Riverview home yesterday.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-05

New York-Miss Ethel Clayton. the
clever young actress now successfully
starring under the Paramount banner. is
famous for her beautiful complexion. When
her friends inquired about it she said :
IT'S all due to toilet preparation called
derwillo which ! use twice daily. The ex-
perience l have had prompts me to make
my secret public. This wonderful derwillo
instantly beautified my skin and its con-
tinued has made the results perma.
nent." When Mae Edna Wilder, the well
known beauty specialist. was interviewed
in reference to Miss Clayton's remark
able complexion stated, Anyone can have
a beautiful complexion when they know
how. It's very simple process. / use
the same article in my work and until
you try it you have no idea of the mar
velous results. The very first application
will astonish you. Go to the toilet counter
of any drug or department store and get
bottle of derwillo, then make the fol-
lowing test: Examine your skin critically
before your mirror. note carefully its ap-
pearance, then apply derwilo directed.
After you have made the first application
look in your mirror again and note the
surprising change. A peach-like color
mounts the cheeks; baby softness comes
to the skin; it makes the skin rosy-white,