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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16

larly with boys from the small towns
ana tho country, they are enabled
To So" all thu fascinntions of tho big
cities and become dissatisfied At tho
thought of leaving them. THIS
makes n tremendous problem for
~ To solve IN the final adjustment
~ tho labor turnover
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16
ARE YOUR KIDNEYS WEAK?
Thousands Of Men and Women Have Kidney Trouble
and Never Suspect It.

Most people do not realize the
alarming Increase and remarkable
prevaiency ~ kidney disease While
Kidney orders are among tho most
common diseases that prevail, they
are almost the last recognised by
patients. WIN usually content ti,cm-
selves with d0sovtng thc cff,cts.
while tho original ilsrasc constantly
undermines the system.
Weak kidneys may cnu-c lumhago.
atisn. cntarrh Of tho bladder
pain or dun ache In the back. Joints
or muscles. at times have headache
or Indigestion, ~ time passes you
may have a sallow complexion. puffy
or dark circles under the eyes. some.
times feel as though you had heart
trouble. may have plenty ~ am
bit!on hut no strength, grt weak and
lose flesh.
SPECIAL NOTE You may ubtnir
by enclosing ten cents to Dr kllmer
ALSO send you n book of valuable
thousands OF grateful letters received
found swamp. Root to he Iur tho
bladder troubles. The value and
known that our readers are advised I
dress DIR. kilmer a Co, Ringhamton
offer In tho TuIsa Daily World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16

A mixtur. of liquid air and
powdered aluminium has been in
vented In Europe for blasting In
mines, having more than twice the
power Of black powder without It's
dangerous fumes
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16

Electrical ana magnetic apparatus
has been Invented by n Chicago man
To NOV" miniature warships about
model of waterways to participate In
naval battles for amuscment parka
The Mena weekly star., 1919-05-29

ment to the gallant nine in the Mena uniforms and the home folks cheered the losers just as tho they had brought home the bacon. That never say-die" spirit, typical of the younger Menaites, prevailed to the last and will carry the future big leaguers in- to the next contest with greater con- fidence than ever.
 Mena showed that her folks are in- terested in the great national game by the manner in which they crowded to the new ball grounds and rooted yo- ciferously thru the entire nine in- nings
 Tho the game was featured by the lack of stickwork on the part of the home team, the fielding of the Mena- ties was snappy at times and showed that with additional practice they can play a real article of ball. It was the first time the local lads had actually engaged in a struggle against op- ponents and considering their handi- cap the showing made is commenda- ble and deserving of encouragement by the home folks.
 In Clement and Harrell the local team has battery that showed class and to their good work is mainly re sponsible the low score made by the visitors.
 The DeQueen team is composed of { clever lot of youngsters and they played with vim and confidence thal entitled them to yesterdays victory They started scoring in the first in ming and kept it up as long as there was possible chance to put another talley over the plate. Their pitcher Phillips, lacked a uniform, but had | speedy ball that seemed little tos swift for the local lads to gauge cor rectly.
 Mena's pair of scores came in tn fifth inning. Lauck started off with [ hit, stole second and went to third or Burtch's punch at the pill Clemen followed and landed safe on first thrl the DeQueen infield's futile attemp to catch Baker" at second Poo coaching caused Lauck to attempt thu run home and he was nabbed at tn plate. An error by the pitcher per mitted Burtch to score and Clement who had stolen second and was sacri feed to third. came home on passe'
 ball. Harreli, who had reached frs
The Mena weekly star., 1919-05-29
STATE OF ARKANSAS

COUNTY or POLK
 l. J A. Thornton Sherif and Ex-oaico Collector in and for the County and State aforesaid do soiemniy swear that the aR- nexed and foregoing pages contain true correct and complete list of all the tracts lots parcels and parts of lands and lots as' sessed for taxation for the County of Pos and State of Arkansas for the year islb up' on which the taxes assessed have not been paid as shown on the tax books now in my hands for the year 1918. And all Of said tracts, lots. parcels of lands are heie0i re- turned delinuuant for the taxes on the same for the year 1918 .,....r-.,
 Sheriff and Ex-Ofiicio Collector
 Subscribed and sworn to before me lhs the 12th day of May 19i9 , tSEAL) WILL ALEXANDER, County cletA
 AND NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. Ihsl said several tracts. lots and parts Of lots os much thereof may be necessary 70 pas the taxes. penalty and costs then que ,tupeIv on will be sold by the Collector oi rgttss rgts County. Arkansas. at the courthouse ID ate saia county on the second Monday in June lsas @ which will be the 9th day of June. isls' ls ul less the said taxes, penalty and costs ng ,t ' hs before hat time and that the sale VII VIII l. Ds continued from day to day untii sald haeN lots and parts of lots be sold ,,..
 Given nnder mv hand this l9th day 9I Mes' 1878 WILL ALEXANDER Co. tlefN
The Mena weekly star., 1919-05-29
NENA NINE LOST
 OPENING CAME
Inability to Connect With the Ball at Proper Time Prevents Home Team From Scoring Oftener-DeQueen
 Pitcher Fans IT.

Menas baseball tossers went down to defeat before DeQueen on the home diamond Friday afternoon, but the local lads died trying and with determination to do better next time
 The final score was $ to ? and the difference in the number of total tal- lies does not begin to indicate the in terest the initlal game created for the Mena fans.
 DeQueen did not win because it had a superior team. Mena lost thru in ability to hit the pill and thru mex cusable plays at critical moments.
 By examining the official score 1t will be seen that there were IT strikeouts on the Mena side. This in itself is enough to beat the best of 'em. A little more ability with the willow sticks and a few safe hits at the right time would have given the game a different termination.
 The result brought no discourage
The Mena weekly star., 1919-05-29
HenrIetta AdditIon to HatiieId

safely thru tumble at short, died on third, after both Ford and Baily had vainly tried to hit the elusive pellet
 in the ninth with two down, Clem- ent sent a sizzler into right, romped to second and beat throw to third, but expired there when Harrell, after three mighty strokes whizzed empty air.
 The official score, as kept by alana- ger Valentine, is as follows:
The Mena weekly star., 1919-05-29
When an enereetic. hard-w

When an energetic, hard-working man feels unduly tired, half-siek, ''blue" and discouraged, he thinks he is getting lazy. It isn't laziness, the trouble is in the stomach and bowels; they are disordered. To restore en- ergy, vim and activity the right rem edy is Prickly Ash Bitters. It is powerful system regulator. Price SIPS per Bottle. Jackson Drug & Furniture Go. and Gunnels Drug Store. Special Agents.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-05-29

Summary-Earned runs, DeQueen 8, Mena 0; Two-base hits, R. George; Struck out by Harrell, 6. by Phillips IT; Bases on balls by Harreli 3, by Phillips 2; Left on bases, DeQueen 2, Mena 2; Stolen bases, DeQueen 4, Mena 6. Time of game. ? hours. Um- pires, Williford and Lauck.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-05-29

SURGEONS agree that in cases of Cuts, Burns, Bruises and Wounds, the FIRST TREATMENT is most impor- tant. When an EFFICIENT antisep- tic is applied promptly, there is no danger of infection and the wound be- gins to heal at once. For use on man or beast, BOROZONE is the IDEAL ANTISEPTIC and HEALIN G AGENT. Buy it now and be ready for an emergency. Price 25c, 50c, $1.00 and $1.50. Sold by Jackson Drug Co.-Adv.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-05-29
Baptists Score President Wilson.

Denver, Colo, May 21.-Unanimous action condemning President Wilson for his recommendation to congress of the repeal of war time prohibition was taken today by the Northern Baptist convention in session here.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-05-29
MEET vILLAGER's BARMPTON.

Lovers of Fine Live Stock Have Op-
 portunity to See Real Blue Blood.
 His Lordship, Villagers Barmpton, 715567, a real blueblooded Shorthorn, held court on the streets in front of the Farmers & Merchants bank today and permitted all lovers of fine stock to stop and admire him. Villagers Barmpton is the bull the bank is go- ing to give away, and he attracted much attention. Only year old, he now weighs 500 pounds and is of the popular roan color. This was his first appearance downtown and he won many admirers by his gentleness and thoroly aristocratic appearance.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-05-29

ffHnrk HCTghfN AUUftTOH TO FWWH or ftHttVH. Unknown ..-... 10 2b 3z
The Mena weekly star., 1919-05-29
Ths QainIue had pess Nod Aflset rhe IIss4

Because of it's tonic and laxative effect LAxA- TIVE BROdO QUININE Cahiets) can be tahen tY anyone without caasire 0ervaasneaS CT ringing
The Mena weekly star., 1919-05-29
FOR THE YEAR 1918
Bnrton's Addition 70

Green. Mrs II. E pt 3 100 PTS s4 con. si'. :" Pts , ,SS sS asss s.s
The Mena weekly star., 1919-05-29
LIST OF LOTS AND PARTS OF LOTS FOR I'll
Name

Nalua- Tax ~ Name Lot Blk tion Tax Pnlty ....s....S $ end 4s lO ,e ss %, ,.- Hornbeclk's ResurVey of Lots 2S ana @s'
 Vineyard Addition to City of AenH. ca Harper E....... 27 150 4sS oiV Martin Heights Addition to City of mena. Finks w A. 1O0ft 22 lo .S5 aS Wngoner's Subdivision of Pt. Lot 2. Martin Rezzor. II, B,....... l lV .Ss '9t Rezzor. II. B..,..... to 'SS ~ RezzOr, Fl. B........ lV .So Mtssouri. Kansas X Texas Trust Co" Aodi-
 ton to City of Mena- eso s12 Hoyts' Subdivision of Lots <. Q, 10. II. IF ana
 13, College HiIl Addition to henn.
 Cochran, Mrs, J fl E..l5 " .Ss '71 Cochran, Mrs J, E.. lb " so '7l st Johns Grandview Addition to Mera, a. EskeW. w. D-........2l 0Qo 1o'zo @V'SA
The Mena weekly star., 1919-05-29

Nancy Hall Potato Slips, $3 per 1000.
 Velvet beans, 10c per ID. Whip poorwill peas. s3.50 per bu. Will shin day order received. waldron Produce Company, Waldron, Ark.-Adv. 1914
The Mena weekly star., 1919-05-29

BianeiI roxyx NJ A o,, p,pgFursd. pt iep,x,ss le Taylor z .,.t......7i 37 20 H
 TOWN OF DALLAS. TaTlor ~ fBackl 2 10 .2I Graham. C. Fl (Front) 10 2l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13
O. CLARK
WAS SPEAKER At
MISSION SUNDAY
Preached Eloquent and Effective Sermon
To Paced House; Mission
Orchestra Played

Pliny q. Clark. superintendent M
rbr Ohio Valley General hospital was
,,o nrincipal speaker at the Union MIS-
sion last night and was greeted by a
rock,d house. He took for his Snnlect
"Tnve., First Corinthians. 18th chapt"r
and preached nm eloquent and cficctiFe
a.rnnn DIMINISHING the work Of God IN
Tho Home laying special stress upon the
Christian benefits Ia br derived from
family altar. There were two CONVEX
sions
Miss Florence Ecknan and Mrs. Fd
jefferson sang a duct and Mrs Jefl"r-
;nn also sang 4 solo. The MISSION or
chcs,ra organized only four weeks ago
now has six pieces and tho members are
4 G. Crcston. Charles FnrniSh. I-u6e
Iauzuisi. Read Lyle. John Otto ana
Mrs Ed Jefferson.
The Mission services at tho county jail
pcro conducted by William Icrvcy and
Mrs. Ed Jefferson and resulted in fifteen
members processing conversion. Foi-
lowing the meeting ut tho jnil, Mr.. Her
yc,. addressed the Sunday school class al
Tic PRESBYTERIAN mission on Eighteenth
street
The first services yet held By the Mis-
sion NJ tr> city wnrkhnuSo. were con-
Gu-trd SUNDAY by Suprrintrnd"nt corey
md MISS Florence ECkman. Tho MIS-
SION workers wcr" busy Sunday from
carly morning until la;s At night ana
frol we'll repaid for their efforts by the
gratifying results Of their work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13
R, R. CONDUCTOR
CAVE ENGINEER
WRONG ORDER
SUBSTITUTED OLD INSTRUCTORS
CAUSING WRECK ON C. L. 4 W.
ROAD AT MAYNARD.
EnFtueor Reed, Killed, Held Blameless
BY Coroner wyatt Mt BenaHe'
Crew Ncg1lgen t.

At tho inquest held in regard 10 inc
death Of Engineer Reed. who was killed.
in n hrat-on freight collision at May
nnrd. Ohio. on tbs, G.. l.. & W., Salut-
day afternoon. j; was found that Con-
duCtor johnson gave his engineer an
old order instead Of tho one "nlch
would have prevented the accident. Inc
inquest have prevented the accident. inc
laire, coroner of Belmont county, yes
. ,crday afternoon
Johnson received orders for his en-
: cincrr to stop AZ the Maynard, ONO
. station. and placed them IN his pocket
Instead Of delivering the order when
should have been carried OUT and woulu
: have prevented the catastrophe, the
! conductor gave in an old order. 1t seems
that the crew Of the wcstbounI train
: was ncgliEc
! Tho two trains, tho castb"unn ""u
: hIc-hcadcr. collidcd on the single Track
: abou, a mile west Of Maynard. ana ID
! the crash Engineer n. X. Feed re-
t, ccivcd injuries which resulted IN MS
, death. The rest Of the crews saved
: themselves by jumping from the rams
, and received only slight bruises. Rccti
, vas caught beneath his engine. Al!
three engines were badly damaged ana
sight freight cars were derailcd,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13
MAYORS WILL
MEET JAN. IS
TAX LEvHS WILL BE RAISED AT
EETHG IN CHARLESTON TO
BE CALLED BY MAYOR VESTED.
Wheeling VIII Ask 1a1se OF IT'S LcToy
to 70 Cents-Twtce FTe-
Bopt Charge,

West Virginia mayors Of all the prin-
cipal towns and cities will hnld meet
ing in Charleston on Friday, January
18th, TO discuss tn: raising OF their
present tax l=vics. The mayors have
hcen appointed by their councils 10 rep
resent their respective cities. Charter
rrviaions will also be taken up and srT-
cral other matters Of general interest
10 those present will be discussed.
Mayor Scsier OF Wheeling has been
hunorcd in request that he call nd
preside at IN" meeting. The tax Of 80
cents on the hundred dollars IL at prcs'
cnt charged ty tn" majority or IN" CIT
tics and towns in the stale and II has
proven inadequate 10 meet the present
demands. Wheeling Is 10 request raise
Ia 20 cents. although many or the NUM-
clpaIit!cs are in favor Of Il SOC net raise
Charter rcvsionS will also be discuss
ed, as many r"yisions are 10 be intro
duced into the lcgslatu=c at Charles
ton during its present session. VOC
by pnpulnr election is favored by III"
majority for the present plan or pre-
srnIing changes 20 the legislature.
which means considerable loss or time
and 10, always satisfactory results TO
the municipalities. Tho meeting VIII
h, held in the karawhn hotel ana
Mnvar Walker Of Charleston has re-
>civcd several kilograms from various
MAYORS throughout tho state express
;nr their intention Ia ~ present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13
REV, BR|TTINGHAM
TO LEAVE HOSPITAL
AND RESUME WORK

Tho several hundred members Of st.
Lukr'S Episcopal church. Island. rcc"lf-
cG tho best Of good news SUNDAY niSh'.
when il was announced ut the evening
service that their beloved pastor EcH
Jacob Birmingham. VIII" has been scT-
Dusty III in the Obi" Valley hospital for
several weeks. will bc discharged from
the institution today While DR.. Erit-
tingham may no, h" able To take up
his artiv" rrctOrSh!p for Tow weeks
i; is hoped tha, III will be able 10 re-
sum. All his church activlucS WITHIN
vrrv short rlm". No pastor IN IN" ciiy
La. served his C0nGr" CATION SO I"n".
g,,I urubahly nm other pn$sr*S"9 IN"
low and admiration Of So many per
sons beth III and without has consre'
CATION.
rnnc!uctcd ly Rev. W. r. ThT;a'n man.
former rector Of Trinity church "a;
Mnurdsyillr and NOR" recently havlnS
Services at s.. Lukc's Inst night wrr"
a general commission through thr Sta''
win hradGuaricrs at tho Shcltcrlng
Arms hospital at lIanSfnrd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13
SKETCHES FOR
POLICE COURT
DRINKS AND p1soRpERLIES WILL
COMPLETE ZIG LIST BEFORE
JUDGE WATKINS THIS
MORNING.
Sergeant Custer Broke Up Fighting
Scrapc Mt Twc1ty-second SIrect
on Way to Headquarters.

This morning in police court long
list If offenders viii appear Pe'"'E
Judge Watkins FOR th"ir assessments
, fire.. freedom. az tn" "hllf' VIII he
III, sentence. Duke" Rril"y and J"hh
Daley VT" mixing" things lasi rNr"-
in. near Twcrty-sccnnd street ana -!
p"ant Custer, "'hu Was or street co. l.
happened ,n spy ,h"n. he "h''"'"
,hrn M to Headquarters and place"
thorn in tho "rn"l"r' until 'inia lHf
Their appearance this morning.
Jo,,n Srhin~r.rk! was brought 10 ny
Officer Mr:xr"r on i scrh"rly charE".
rs was William J. Lotus: who CAV"
his watch a. security. He wi-s not
.nt;.,icd viii, being diSnrIcriE. but re-
s,a..,I Officer Fl:i=hri. who n:ouGht
him 10 hcadd,rar;"rH. II" viii nave |"
answer TO Two calIa this morning.
Mrs. Emma E!,u*h was brought In by
officer punl~vy. having broken hcr
New Y"ar'a rr:>ui,iti"n /" r":na!n S''"'''
She vas hruugh; in on d's"rdGrlE
rnarS" ,.,.,r
Rrr Sen vas hr"wEhi il Wy OFFICER
E.s"nhrnd :.m, rnr" So i'r MS
r;iriiy I" np2"ar Il court thIs "ol'''lH
+. answer : Il .-nrlrrlv charge. II" re-
,.,n.rcd il ,ai over night; however.
ne lcirr Il anr,lrrlr "onr'" did not 81 :
i.-,. him bat when no VA" r"!raH"'i
bad 10 b. arrested again "n IN" *anl'
charge. 49,,
Mrs. rcreaul wac arrested ut IN"
..,r, hrrriEr ~. Officer !urEina ana
will arr"nr /" answer - drunk ma s"'
r uurei1is va" h""Trh. III h% 'h
eon,a rfftcrr aud w!ll ?-"hn3.% r"c"iN'
IT,. usual as~rsSm"mr "f 81 and "'SiN
for h:ing TO" full" il" was hr"nEh'
n from ,rI"y = ard Eleventh street
picki. na,ls gave s." NJ his security
10 answer y d-uni: ciiarr" his morn
ing O!fir"r NAN had tn" pleasure ~
,..rrrirr hin to IL" lUi!IlnE.
I: -Hr'y WAR SAVINGS STAMrS--
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13

unit, but this movement was unani-
uously rejected, being voted lmpracN-
cal a. !, would require 4 Speclat 4e6tS-
latiou and would probably cause De.
lay OF several years. rs contemplated
h. the committee of citizens IN cnaF6e'
tho eject OF the amendment VIII III
,Iuhn All of the out-thc-pkc dislrlcls
49,, ~ rho < bridge on the National road.
b,vond Elm, Court and UP the river W
4 poInt north of Warwo"d. t'resESEI' .
and Mt. dc Chantcl will also BE- lncIuoeo
in the Incorporation IN adait'on 70
.n,.nr living more directly along the
pike. A considerable area OF iHlpiG'rn
Iand vilI he included. thus providing
-o- tho future growth Of tho city along
peIl established lines. No surveying de-
mile hive vet been completed and the
.b,yc boundaries may be slightly modi-
ned.
An debts OF the towns other than
bonded trbts will bo included IN the
annexation, accord ng tn tn" plans.
Other amendments 10 BE- PROVIDED IN
,hc charter will include section :.
which provides FOR the extension OIL
boundaries. section IS when viii pro
wade for taking care OF the po"o"' III
5eh.cdncsS Of tho towns IN Inc lHcluu'
ed TERRITORY. section o. VIII pro 'u' Iot
,hc absorption Of all dehtS "'"'t liz
tha, bonded debts. Tho maximum tax
In,,' in IN. towns at present is IS cents
nm The hundred dollars. although several
OF the charters rroE!0c lo' NV -''F'
OF a much higher rate.
Although c"nsifc rah bic discussion was
;,duIc.d IN az 70 III" legality ni shc
amendments. ;h"y wcr" a!"ptHn AZ 'e'
r..c,,rinr- tho assent % Judges EWING
and Price
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13
.FONTANA RAIDED
BY "PRO" OFFICERS

tn" popular road hVus" known as IN"
E'uutanA situated an hluT overlooking
,lr, beautiful! ohm just above "ar"""d
was pail IN unexpected visit H. ir"-
h:bii.un nillCfrG capt. Philips. Nl"irE
a:n, Arlington at O'CLOCK SHh"aF
morning TIL" !rir"rs found S"y'n
laskr,Y If h""r. which :h"y "oni'scatci
and arrested E"H Ru.t~ncrtt"r. the
proImrIi"r who .avc bend III "a" sum
Of 3ann !"r IN" appearance" h"h"T"
s,ri!r" Il: q; !i"bhG to-day for trial.
Tn" Nnu,nra enjoys III" distinction ~
beng IN most "!ah"rai" sporting
hnn.r' between ritHhur@h and 'inr'n-
natl arl II :" -"r"rlc! tina; $i;''" "a"
red light district wn~ close" ana tA''
iah" r"n:niuc houses w"T" driven "ui
uf Wheeling az having don" Land "''
iIC" BUSINESS.
lily WAR SAVINGS ST ANl'~"'--
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13
Make Your Stomach
Your Best Friend
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Digest 'fo
Fo.d, Prevent Souraess anu MAKO
You Feel Fine Ill over.

/: Won fr"l any distress after eating
:ak" 4 Stuart'& dyspepsia Tablet. you
=, v,ur stomach For M matter what
Won eat ,hrrc. will b" IL" gas. n" sour
r,,,nrs No. i,imp IN Your throat. no hi
ltnusn"ss. ro dark brown iaHir in nc
rrrrulng And should You E"w hr tF"u-
,,,L r,r;nt will came promptly. These
;ahl,i. <rr",'. al one" tH* iaultS Oh
- weak or .,vrrw"rkcI stomach, they DO
INC work whrl.> Ia" stomach r"StS ana
RECEIVERS It.."lf Particularly effective
ar, they Tor hnnHurtcES ana tn"Ac Hn"Sc
n,,irnnmrnt brings them IN contact
With tho rich food most apt 70 cause
stomach arrangement. Relief III these
cases always brings the glad smile. Get
n box q Stuari's Dyspepsia Tablets. 80
gents. i'll any drug store &c Eood L"
YOUR stomach
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13
Laurel, Miss. -
was suffering with

making besides my homework. You
are at liberty to publish my letter II it
will help some poor suffering woman. I"
Mrs. J. C. SANFORD, 1927 Second Ave-,
Laurel, Miss.
Thousands Of women drag along from
day to day in just such miserable con.
dition as was Mrs. Sanford, or suffering
from displaccments. irregularities, in.
Elimination. liberation. backache, side
ache, headache, nervousness, or "the
blues"
Such women should profit by Mrs.
Sanford's experience and trythis famous
root and herb remedy, Lydia E. Pink
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relief from their sufferings as she did.
For special suggestions in regard to
your ailment write Lydia E. Pinkham
Medicine Co.. Lynn. Mass. The result of
their long experience is at your service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13

Templars company and now holds The
high office Of organization manager "i
the concern. lilo is also interesting
himself in civic matters IN the SKIN
city, being one Of the active mentors
nj the cleveland chamber Of commerce"
and other bodies which are keeping
Cleveland moving forward. Tn" many
local friends If Mr.. cooper Will h'
pleased To learn OF his success IN ms
nrw flcld and predict long and useful
carccr for him IN the automobile huS'-
ness, which has taken n Dix squirt sine"
the ending Of tho war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13
AMENDMENTS TO
CHARTER DISCUSSED
ccrauoittee Makes Several Suggestions
70 Do Brought BEFORE Legislature -
At Yrose1t Session

At Q special meeting OF the thamoeF
et Commerce which. vas held IN the
,,or,c. At the Market auditorium. in the
fotaxeat Of the Greater Wheeling move
ynor,t ether than street paving ana
amendments to the present charter or
tho city Of Wheeling were made. noer
~. uresent charter II - Impossible for
N, city to lay levy FOR any improve
Ineot other tina nstr"et paving ana
would not make allowances 1or mo
Gr,ater Wheeling movement.
Tho nrts motion was TO incorporate
,hs enuro county into the city as
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13
CRIMINAL COURT CASES

The trial term Of the criminal court
begins this morning. Tho cases sat
for today arc State W. n. II. Tayl"r and
state VI. J. Javich. The Defendant III
the first mentioned case IS lpr. u. II.
Taylor. former sheriff Of Ohio county.
who is charged with "mhcHzl"m"nt Of
state funds coming into his possession
by virtue Of his office. No has for a
number OF years resided IN Chicago
The first case called will likely b" That
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