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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-18
FLYING PARSON
HAS GREAT LEAD
MAYNARD FIRST TO
REACH CLEVELAND
Spatz Turns Over His Machine
to Captain Smith For
Westward Flight

WASHINGTON. Oct. l7-Lieu-
tenant Bclvin w. Maynard. the
dying parson." has received ord
crs from the war department 10
make onc-StOp flight from Min
cola. New York, to San Diego.
California. Immediately upon
completion of his present flight,
he announced here tonight. The
route will he hy way Of Dallas.
Texas. which will be the only
scheduled stop.
\ De ltavilandFour. equipped
with Liberty motor. OF tho
same type he is using on the
res, nj flight, will be used by
Lieutenant Maynard. The flight
will he made by himself. nc said.
tho Observers place having been
removed 10 increase the capacity
of gasoline 10 300 gallons.
Lieutenant Maynard expects to
leave here at daybreak and Is
confident he will arrive in Mine
ola tomorrow.
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Anti-Red Army Reported to Have
Entered Suburbs of City of Petrograd
IT'S TIME TO GET THE PEOPLE Who Id
WOULD UNDERMINE THE REPUBLIC.

FARMoNT w. lin lecture before large aSoiense ~
Marshall his appeal for the nqn4
in handling ,houeng all responsibility on
others, said:
time o
w time to find conscientious Americans
to out who undermining the republic /sf
allegiance to the constitution ana
has bombs to blow It up"
stop the ~nee OF INDUSTRY
they standing for their rights! -
regretted that were ecf1po
pneary what they argued were tner
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WOMEN To AID
IN \. {. |. FIGHT.
TO START CRUSADE
AGAINST "BUY NOW"
Nationwide Speaking Cam
paign in Opposition Of the
Tradesmen's Propaganda

WASHINGTON. Oct. IL Attorney
General l'alm"r and his official aSsHci
arcs in th" tiEht ON the hiSh cost on ik fd
inr determined today 10 enlist inc a'u
of the women of America e
Ry appcaling tC the ComptrollcrS OF
household finances throughout inc couIi-
try. II is hnpcd 10 inaururatc an cPoCh
nf real economy which will offset inc
"hur now" prnpaganda of trades people.
r'urthrrmorc an attempt Will d" lnadc 70
discourage tn" frequent ChahE'S J"
Stvlcs dictated by the makers or WON
ems apparel and thereby affect saving
in clothes.
Seek Surplus Supplies
Another important decision taken nj
tndnL'S meeting WAS 10 release more
surplus supplies held by the govern
mcnt If II can be done without cinpaT
aSsmcnt To the departments inFoiNfo'
Secretaries Baker and Daniels anu Chhlr-
man John Barton l'aync, OF the shipping
hoard we're invited to the conference
for the first tim" for that purpose. MT
Hakcr being unable 10 attend the attor-
nry general and Mir. Daniels VIII confer
with him next week. Mr. Dah'cis iu
the navy six months. but before ne re,
leased any OF it wanted TO be assured
OF ample requirements.
Indicative OF the broad scope wh!Ch
Mr. l';llmrrs efforts arc taking was inc
request OF Chairman laynr. To rclcaSc
amy surplus building materials which he
has on hand. especially lumhcr hcoucsi
for home building. The shipping board
it was learned; probably WIN nGeo; nov, fs
ever, all of tho supplies which II mas
purchased!
Speaking Campaign
Cooperation Of tho housewives has
been the subject Of extended conferences
between Fl, l.. FisE. of the department
Of justice and Mrs. Edward J.. CustlEan
who offered the government the iuli
1.a4. no 81
the League of Women Voters III the
campaign To take the imitation out OF
prices. AS n result. speakers VIII pc
put soon IN every state 10 carry the
lu,sSagc that one way to beat the pro-
fiIrrrS is To ignore propaganda saying
that prices arc certain I" 20 higher and
wait for the decline which officials say
is incN ltablc.
Mr. / alIncr and Director Clarkson. Of
the cOUncll Of national dCfcnS" Will con-
fer soon on how best TO reach women by
printed appeals.
Many Seizures
The first complete official report Of
what has been accomplished so far by
the use Of such laws as were ayallaplc
waS given the conference by Mr.. l'almcr,
showing ihat there have been So cases
of actual seizures under the food control
act, with - cases still under lnEcstiga-
tiUn.
Three cases have been held for the
grand jury and in two other cases jan
sentences and fines have been imposed
The seizures have taken place IN IN diff
fcrCnt states and resulted in placing on
the market through normal channels OF
tSadc 99.OiT pounds Of cheese ~ I.953
pounds Of poultry. more than @0o.000
pounds of fish. 52.OT6 cans of tomatoes
T65,6l5 pounds "f salt pork, 2i0S3' NO
eggs. l.4@T .OG2 pounds Of butter +.S2l.33l
pounds uf sugar 2.%%O sacks Of potatoes
and quantities Of beans corn. baking
powder. salmon. coffee. salt and other
cdiblcs.
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CHICAGO. Oct. >7.-At the end of
the tenth day in the 5,402 mile aerial
derby twice across the continent. Lieu
tenant Belvin W. Maynard. leader
since the start of the race. tonight was
within striking distance Of his goal.
When Maynard settled down at Cleve-
land for the night, he had but sos
miles 10 so TO reach Mincola, New
York. whore he started the race Oct
ubcr s.
Captain J. o. Donaldson. Maynard's
closest competitor. was at Des Moines,
still 62O miles behind the leader.
The leader among the westbound fly
crs on the second lap tonight was Cap
tain Lowell Smith, who reached Chicago
today from Buffalo.
Lieutenant Alex Pearson broke down
today AZ North Platte. Nebraska. on
the Eastward return trip and Captain
Donaldson passed him. leaving him
third in the race with Lieutenant Earl
Mansclman fourth some 200 miles West
Of Pearson.
L;cutcnants T. c. Kiel and H. f.
Queens and r.. s. WorthinHton left
New York on the return trip today, the
FIRST two reaching Bryan while Worth
inc'0n. reached BinGhampton.
with the arrival Of Licutenants Fl. Fl.
George and r Hyn"s and J. B. Wright
md Lieutenant Colonel II. T.. Hartncy
at san Francisco today. twenty-thrce
of the sixty two starters have made the
FIRST crossing.
MINEOLA. y. Y. Oct. l7.-Army Of
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ITALY
May Ask For Mandate 0v1
Turkey Under League Of
Nations

coNsTANrINoPLE, Oct. l7-tDy
Tho Associated, PrssS)-FossthnttY
that rtaly may be candidate 3ot
tho r1,andats over Turkey under tAe
League of Nations II being eonddefs
Cd In political and eommsrotA ens
cles here, particularly In vtsw Of the
great efforts which tt - said ne
Italians are making 20 sStAnus1
themselves In . bsnktnG and oommsfs
cial way IN TURKEY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-18
ATTITUDE coHnnHDRD.

ATLANTIC CITY, Oct. 1.-THE Am
crican Hardware Association passed q
resolution today commencing the refgA-
al Of the United States steel corporation.
TO deal with Tabor agitators." 1t also
endorsed the twelve points Of the !ns
dust rial conference now in session dn
Washington. -
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Reconstruction Miracle.
AUSTRIA NOW
HAS RATIFIED

VIENNA, Oct 1.-THE Austrian
national assembly today ratified the
peace treaty Of 81. Gcrmnin.
The ratification WAS voted without
debate. The Gcrm.n party alone op-
posed favorable action, that party Yot
l,u up.. IN nnnnStinn
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STOCKHOLM, Oct. ia dis
patch received here this evening
saws the army of General lude-
mitch entered the suburbs of
Petrograd at 3 o'clock Thursday
afternoon.
LONDON, Saturday, Oct. Is
(12 90 a. m.)-Up to the present
hour the British authorities have
received no confirmation of the re-
port of the entry of General Iude-
Mitch s force into the suburbs OF
Pctrograd Thursday. The belief
was expressed that General Iude-
nitch's men had not advanced so
far as the former Russian capital.
/ cat last accounts the force of General
Yudcnitch was fighting around NraS-
noyc Sclo. about 20 miles southwest
and Gntchina. % miles north " retro
grad, and in the vicinity OF krasnala
liOrka on inc buII ul j 'litIlu' SN ''''NS
northeast Of Pctrograd)
LONDON, Saturday. Oct. lS.-The
HClsingfors correspondent of the Daily
Mail, in a dispatch sent at . o'clock Fri
day morning, claim- to have authentic
information that neither rctr"grad.
Gatschina nor Pskov hns br"n taken. He
gives details tending IN show that the
anti -BOlShevik troops har" not yet
crossed the railroad running between
Gatchina and pSkor.
The CORRESPONDENT intimatrs that the
various rumors now current ar" du" TO
financial spcculators, III" says brisk
business is being don" on the boursc by
q crowd which is ""ull.nS" rublc3.
LONDON. oct. li.--A Rolshcvk Of
fetal communication ISSUED Thursday
evening and received here by wireless
reports stubborn fighting ten v"rSts
(about Ga mlcs) west Of Krasnaia
GorkA and in tho region of kraSnuye
Sclo and Gatchina. and also 35 vcrsts
northeast Of PSkuv.
wireless dispatch from Moscow
says eleven ''cn"my" torpedo boats are
bombarding KraSnaia Gorka.
BERLIN. oct. filthy the Aesociat-
Cd prcssl-Th" Cutir- loft bank Il the
lower DuuG river is in The hands of the
Russians under ColOnCl AIaioit-Hcr
mondt. says the Lolial Anzc!gcr'S Mitau
correspondent.
The Lofts" the correspondent adds.
''arc attacking Thor"nShcrg from the
right and causing heavy damage. Ava
loff-Rermondt Is said 10 be sparing Riga.
The left upper hank of tho Dvina river
between Baacdon SChocnbcrg, Fricdcr-
ichstadt and Inkohstadt is tn" scrnc OF
dcsultory indcC.sivc hghting between
tho LcttiSh advance and tho Lctiish and
ESthunian troops.
"RiGas population is in desperate
straits.
LONDON. Oct. 1.-The French and
British missions in LciNia requested the
l.cttISh government 10 effect an armiS-
ticc with tn" forces Of Colonel .tvalofr-
BcrmOndt .aC"urdinE Ia private advicCS
received here. The adNiccS say that Che
l.cttiHh government refused To entertain
this proposal. pointing out that alrcs
IN July urged th'm Ia conclude an arm
iSticc with the German general Won Der
GoltZ ana undertook tu effect n with
drawal Of the German troops from Left
via, but that the Germans are si!I there
and attacking.
According To tho ndviCcs tho Irttish
government VIII rCfuS" tu enter iuIr
any pourparlCrS with III" RuSsirnS until
The allies hay" compelled the Germans
10 cvaCuntc Ictvia.
.1TnFITIn F0n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-18
WEST VIRGINIA MINERS
DEMAND SIX-HOUR DAY

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Oct. lI.-one
of the closing acts of the biennial cor
v"ntinu Of the United Mine Workers Of
district u. which adjourned this even
ing. was the adoption of the report or
the scale committee by unanimous
vote of nearly 400 delegates present.
Th" report is substantially Il replica
Of the demands rf the International con-
vcniicn. having for it's salient point the
recommendation for Il sixty per cent in
crease in wages and five day week Of
six hours a day from bank to bank"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-18
RACE FOR SEVEN AUTOMOBILES
ENDS TONIGHT At ELEVEN O'CLOCK

FULL SPEED AHEAD FROM NOW UNTIL THE
FINISH-JUST FEW HOURS REMAIN Be
FORE THE EFINISH-THOUSANDSO OF CREDITS
MAY YET BE SECURED BEFORE THE FINAL
SEALING OF BALLOT BOX-S10O00 IN AUTO
MOBILES AND OTHER PRIZES HANGING IN
THE BALANCE.
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that the government be given the same
access to tho records and correspondence
or labor unions that II now has TO those
Of corporations. and that generally the
same regulations that now surround
capital bc extended To the labor unions.
Adjournment without q vote on the
collective bargaining issue was opposed
rirornnSlY nv tho labor man
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WEATHER RORCA69

WASHINGTON, Oct. 7-Wsst VIZ
Einia-Fair Saturday and Sunday; rising
temperature.
ofio and western PennsylvAnia-Tair
Saturday and Sunday; slowly rising tsul-
perature: =
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MINEOLA. y. Y. Oct. l7.-Army OF.
(continued ON Page Twelve.)
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General Yudenitch's Forces
Batter Down Resistance of
the Bolshevists, and Reach
the Former Capital City Of
Russian Empire

STOCKHOLM, Oct. ia dis
patch received here this evening
SAYS the army of General Iude-
mitch entered the suburbs of
Petrograd at 3 o'clock Thursday
afternoon.
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(continued on Page Fourteen)
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-28
MEN OF TRINITY CHURCH
ORGANIZE DINNER CLUB.

tConiinued from Page onel
decorated with plants and floRer- Ths
Guild served an al e'izng dinner
comprising al the season. cdihles
Rev Chapln, who has already en-
deared himself TO The parish. stated
the aims and objects OF The club. and
likew'se injected much Jriehtliness
into the proceedings lie introduced
Rev X Y Barber OF Chanu'e Kan who
spoke for an hour on the npbulldlng
cf the chun h. the dire need of pr5c-
teal chri ianiiy and ihe value a. So
cial service 10 the civic lie Roy
Chaplin Is an ecclcsla Teal liye-W.re
and the fact hai he has made a sig
nal success az hi Chanufe work gives
him leave 20 administer advice 10 ofher
communtiss"
Il believe in she sosD,l ~ extend
ing the helpful hand in ihe hosaiial
and the divorce courts" said H. II
have prevented nine divorces by ime-
N talks 10 me troubled ones. I have
risen AZ night and gone 10 The bod
side a. sufferers with the family rhv
sician Theie things and such as these
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-28
FOURTH WARD WOMAN
SAYS THE WOMEN KNOW
Stagnation and Insctlon Spell
Death To CITY. City Officials
Are Progressive and
Wide Awake

II pm quite sure the women voters
OF Guthrie have their minds fully ma
up on the score Of ne election nexf
week. b" said lady in the Fourth wand
last nigh Merely because m 8.
their first chance a. the fols whore
CITY candida.es are voted Cor is no
sign that they are nor keenly alive
10 What gcns on The women vo
ers realize ihai -tailonary town doc.
no good Ina ion spells def.h Csr
m 1rofemon sNeak for e,v.e prosres
and The fact lhai the prsseni admin
isiraiion has really inaugurated some
material improvements. sucA a. per
maneni water supply. etc. hows that
present officials understand he defin-
i-nn = lsegfs believe I voice
The sent menis of an women ,o.sr.
who really have hcarfelf Interest
IN she town ~ saving thar thev viii
vote solidly ia retain she p, .eni al
m.ni,'iadon. in order THAI fhs pres
eni water imefoyemen's NAV be car
mtd ihroush % complexion
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WHY DRUGGISTS RECON-
+. MEMO SWAMP-R00T

For many years aru -. nav
" he'd nh much interest THE re-
markahie recard man'a.ned by Dr
kilmsr swami. Root. she great KID
ney liver and bladder medicine
li Is a hys.e .elAn's pr sc1puon
swamp Root is sfrengi henins
med', ne 4 heln- he Kidneys. liver
and bla Ter 40 fhc work nature in-
ended they shOnlt do
swamp Moo has stood he f,,f g..
wears D old by an druggists or
iis m -ii and 80 hould help YOU 80
oihf~ kidney medicine has SO many
friends
b. sure 10 -, swamp Root and
start treatment at once
However. = sou wish first 90 test
his great preparation send TEN cents
% nr kilmer a Co nnehamion. y
s.. for a sample bottle When writing
be sure and m,nisou the G-ihf.e Ia lly
Leader
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-28
WlR TINE DRY lCT
TO Be TESTED SOON
Vets Give Instructions For An
Early Suit In Court; Claim
Act Exceeded Power Of
Congress

Chicago. Mareh 81 decision "a
make an early contest VI the consii-
tufionalily Of the var tine prohibition
restriction effscase Jaly + was reach-
I'd today a. The close OF two lay
season of the dsf.lsgs comm -
and about seveniy-five officials u ss
many ds.iilling ooncefns Instructions
fe that effect were given 10 Levy
Mayer. chef counsel for the commit +
te-
The announcement thar legal.s- of
ate agrica.tural bill g.der prot.dius
for prohibition unul d,m0b' - IN
shall have ended. as passed by con-
gress November - would be az
lsked IN he ocafs a. an early date.
was made from George > Dieterle %
Cincinnati secretary u the commit
Tee q was not disclosed where he
action would BE- filed
Mr. MAYER had Informed he com
afifiee hat in n, opinion the aci "a
ceeded the power % oons-ess aud
ihlt IL con ulutonallg force. effecf
and INTERPRETATION we're involved M
serious doubi
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on hoW the indemnity exactly q Ger
many will De apgori .oned when u 9
sxacied
The Americans here tske he po-
siflon thai Germany cannot be asked
20 pay more than she can pay and
Americas attitude generally rec0g
nized a. The factor fhs, vi b. ms
d,termining one in NJ matter Il sef
tlems nts. tascially the cartier esti-
ma'e OF sia.aCo. ~. .peo total
Great Br,' am and France how ever,
beiiesr- AMI their leaders are com
mf;ed 20 The bsref-iha, Germany
must be- asked 70 nay much more than
n amount, a. aie The fsci. as pre-
senied by Amercln delegates. thai nc
nation can i.ay more than he S ph
s.oally able 30 pay
The Engl n attribute 'he decay In
completing The peace Jraty pricipal-
~ ~ ffAtN II Nv - stTtlf rf AA Nsafl tfs
her future. bui cenain British ele-
menis are plain sToken N asser. iue
that President wilson joni league o
nations peace ircliy scheme IS respon
elble for holding peace back
Lord Cecil agrees with the Ameri
cans. although Premier Ilovi George
quoted - nov believing that
reaeg Is sae--f imperative especially o
the league cf nations covenant s.ii'
3 under debate
American delegate however. cx-
PRESS confidence thsi Mr Iloyf
Georges statement wes nc' INTENDED
10 alter Lord Cecrs eouTse in siwns
British acqu'esoence 10 q joint docu
mert
The French admit 'ha' their claims
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may have caused some delay, bat sn-
slst that II was because America and
.Crea Britain would no, ee ne French
point ,of view.
French Blame Wilson.
Also. certain French elements.
whose views are Expressed in the
pr here. believed hat President
Wilson's marked lesgue q nations and
peace Tray pac's are responsible for
delaying peace
'fhe fr. esghf ar Icls % the cove
nan' have been redrIfied and. on
Monday. E Is hoped he work of re-
drafting the entire covenant will be
com .ffe3 Nar.ous changes in she
covenant. as proposed hy administra
ton LEADER N Washinvfon and sent
10 Pr den, wihcn here. were writ
Ten BY senator Wnliam II King. dem
ocrai, of Utah Briefly. they are as
follows
Firs,-A specific reservation OF the
Monroe doctrine
second A declaration o. the rghl
Of any nation 20 agiGiaw from the
league 81 nation upon due 'norice
Third Protection of The sovereign
~ Ct each nation over is own inter-
aal affairs
Fourth Cisr.ficaiion Of the league
II raHons covenant from beginning 90
nd
AdNices received here were TO- the
feet thaf ihese Suggestions were
gre ugon hv administration head
~ 20 show President Wilson the
rowing remeih OF @ ncsiilon IN the
'n.ied States TO the pre- ent draft OF
he covenant
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-28
Before The Advent
Of Woman's GIadness
Women Who Know Take Precsution
Against Suffering.

before the arrival OF the stork. women
Tor over half century have learned .hc
wisdom Of giving nature n helping hand
Nausea. nervousness, bcarine-down snd
stretching pains In the abdomen and
muscles are entirely avoided by the use ~
Mothers Friend, according 10 the testimony
~ thousands OF mothers who have used this
timebonored remedy.
Mothers Friend iuhrlca,cs the fine net
work OF nerves beneath the skin. and by
regular use during the period the muscles
are made and kept soft and elastic They
can then expand gently and easily when
baby Is born and pain and danger AZ tho
crisis IA naturally avoided.
Mothers Friend Ia preparation Of pene-
trating oils and other medicinal agents
prepared especially for expectant mothers
u is for external use. Is absolutely safe and
should be used regularly during the entire
period before baby comes.
Write TO the bradfeld REGULATOR Com
r,ny. DEPT. A. Lamar Building, Atlanta.
Georgia. for on interesting Motherhood
hook. and obtain bottle OF Mother .
friend from the druggist. You will md IL
tho rreateft Kind of help.
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RUSSIAN REDS, HEADED BY
LEN|NE, URGE HUNGARY
TO ATTACK VIENNA
CONTINUED from Page one
FRANCE rs BLAMED
FOR PEACE DELAY.

rafs March q lI.sh peace con
aisrence c.t ..a- rsVcgnlze and appre-
ciaie keenly she worlds iriabily
over ihe siil dstanl peace. tut a.
ne anne ims they ins.st that they
are dong their level best 10 produce
he de- red re- sulis as speedily a. 3
consistent with III gravity o. he is-
sues involved
An American peace delesaie was
asked by me iodsy II mo conftr,nce
actually had heard complaints rcglrd
ing IN DELAYED peace from Ear cor
ncri of the eaTzh Whersupon he
q d a sOlemnlv
We have but W. are doing The
bes' We can
The British likewise recognize ihe
world wide Dissatisfaction ~ iae
growing delay. 10 n'aee bur they arc
confident That only matters of great
- I'M 1rl which ar. worthy OF eN-
IRA study by he peace namsr- are
r. on hle fur fhe delay in Eet.n-
ihe peace fIegfy comaltfed
have talked wila hi-h Amercan.
British and French rffics, and asked
them 20 icll me whai ihes believed
really " d,auus paa.e Here is
Nhai they told me
Americans Cite Cause
The Americans attribute the pro-
longed peare con!erner negotiations
20 TWO r,asnns The first Is The in
atiiy 81 fhe conf, rees io satirfy
France that her future Is safe under
the league of nations provision rola-
tive 10 protection IN French f,sr
stl mAif IS ITSELF tsrrHura.ly.
ecouom ,llly aud financially For in
stance. France stan ins SIS thar the al
lies mu.' provide an Information ar
my OF a. least general inter power
m Aiary sfaff 10 SO he year round in
Paris
The second lies IN the inability g.
the British and the French 70 agree on
how mach Germany must ray ana also
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c0un for much and social service
means much
Dr Duke talked iutere slinsly on he
.cr.pures as i piled 40 practical life
H. g Niblack talked OF old world condi-
lions as affecting The church and said
thar he worlds pendulum was swing
ing rapidly from she furnace OF war
10 the temples ~ God. and that snir-
itual awakening WIS manifcr al over
'lte country Colonel James Wheeler
told ~ experiences on the firing line
and the worries Of army chaplnins
Galen Crow dwelled on che good that
will accrue from the clubs work
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Daily Health Talks,
4 word Asovv TINE MONEYS

People are easily frightened when
they think something is the matter With
their lungs or heart, and we'll they
NAV be but few people understand
the dangers of diseased kidneys. These
organs have q duty OF vital Importance
10 perform, and il they are diseased,
there is no telling how or where the
symptoms may appear The kidneys
are filters. and when they are healthy
they remove the poisons from the blood
and purify IL. When the kidneys are
diseased. the poisons are spread every
where, and one OF these Poisons is uric
acid. The uric acid - carried all
through the system and deposited IN
various places. in the form Of uraie
salts r. in the fee;. ankles. wrists and
back - often forming bags under the
eyes. Sometimes the resulting trouble
is called rheumatism. lumbago, sciatica
ami backache. Finally, come stone
in the bladder, diabetes and Bright's
disease
Or. Pierce. of Buffalo. \. Y. in recent
years, discovered that a certain COM
bipaiion Of remedies would dissolve uric
acid urste salts) in the svstern. He
found this combustion 10 be harmless,
50 that be made i up in tablets,
Of double strength, and called them
Anuric Tablets. They dissolve uric
acid in the human system ss aot coffee
dissolves sugar. II YOU have uric acid
troubles. don't delay in taxing Anuric
Tablets. which can b secured IN the
drug stores You can write Dr. Pierce,
too. and he will tel Won what to eat
and hov TO live 80 that more uric acid
will not form IN vour system Dr- Pierce
will not charge for this advice -