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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-22
viii End Today.
Sanders Hopeful.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2l.-S"ttl"ment
of The controversy between bitumInouS
miners and operators without a strike
rs within the range Of practicahiilty.
Representatives Sanders. Republican,
lndiana- declared in speech In inc
house today. His district is in the cen
ter of the Indiana coal fields.
For over n quarter OF 4 century Sa'u
X, preventative sanders. Tho United
Mine Workers Of America have by means
of collective bargaining with tn" opera
tors made amiCahlc agreements LOT inc
production Of coal. fair and beneficial
alike - the operator. the mIncr. ana tho
public Tn" machinery for adjusting
disputes, including the present one Is
Still Intact. In the past they have bar
gained and compromised ana uSrd Il GOOD
suuuIv of crlnmun Scrsr on both sides
Since April /, 1915. :hr miners have
received twenty cents a ton increase IN
wages. Mr.. Saunders said. making the
scale Of pick miners 81 cents ton, an
advance Of % percent. and that for ma
chine miners ~ cents ton an advance
Of IS percent. During this time The ad-
vance IN retail sale prices of coal was
more than 10 percent Mr.. saunders
added
Replying, to tho Indiana member. Rep
resrntaIivr Blunton. Democrat. Texas.
asserted that great loss in production OF
coal would result from granting OF Inc
minors Demands. and that tho loss "i
production IN industry generally added
10 Tn" cost or living burden.
For mnnthS." said Mr.. Blan'nn. CON
gross has SGT $Upinr,y her" and Let pro
dul tiun decrease"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-22
MARTINS FERRY FOLKS ASSERT. :
KYPO-COD IS BEST TONIC MADE.
SCORES OF PEOPLE voUCH POE
THIS REMARKABLY row.
JERPUL TONIC.
READ WHAT IT DID

Each Of the following tributes to
Hypo-Cod have been abbreviated for
want OF space. but how quickly
person may relieve themselves or the
troubles described and become
strong. we'll and healthy again is prov
en- over and over again.
Mrs. Il. +. Coylc. of Martins Ferry.
said. My stomach paIned and boIh-
cred IN" :" much ! could hardly
do my houscwork. My nerves ana
appetite were poor and nights just
couldn't sleep for nightmares and
nervous attacks hut since taking
Hypo-Cnd my stomach troubles have
vanished I cat anything. Have a
good appetite. sleep fine. | am so
strong and we'll can do three times
as much work.
Il recommend Hypo-Cod as the
most wonderful tonic l know OF.
declared Mrs. David Gccr. 1876 Penn
st. Martins Ferry. i underwent an
operation and couldn't gain my
strength back. took Hypo-tod and
it gave me my strength. appetite and
health back. I'm giving il to the
children now. 1t is wonderful"
Il suffered for nine or ten years
with pains in my hack and even UNI
derwcnt an operation trying To get
rid Of this trouble hut couldn't.
Thrn 7 took Hypo-COd and my pains
all left me-. I gained new strength:
Began feeling fine. Sleep great and
cat anything. never saw anything
like IT," declared Mr.. Joseph Colosimo
700 So. 3rd ST.. according 10 his wife
who SAYS all he used to do was grunt
and complain hut aincc taking Hypo-
cSoG ne IL a different man. continued
this Martins Ferry lady.
Among tho many in Bridgeport
who prais" Hypo-Cod and have rec
commended it in glowing testimonials
might he mcntioncd--Wm. J. Harris.
Mrs. Alice FcrEuson: Mrs. Fannie
o car inspector: Mrs. Newton Btck-
cl Mr. i. IT. Bowman. craftsman
with III" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Co.:
James Chapman. Mrs. y: ]. Evans.
Mrs. Sarah Chipmnn. Mrs. Bertha
Taylor and Roy. Howard Smith. OF
Martins Ferry, praised 1t most highly
in the papers. Mrs. Chas. Jason. 900
jefferson ST.. Martins Ferry George
Banker. Mr.. 10. Morgan. and in Mari
eta. Ecllairc and all over this sec
;ion VII be found hundreds Of people
who agrcc with Professor F.. +. Earle
tho eminent Professor of Chemistry
University Tcnncssce) and the well
known authority. J. Henry S"ruggs.
Phi c., r. D.. who both assert that
Earlc's Hypo-COd Ia the most power
fll. 1u tx acting and palataDlc re-
constructive tonic. Alternative. digcs-
tive nutritivn preparation made. In
Detroit. Cleveland. We shing:on. D. C..
Chattanooga. Tennessee and other
large cities throughout the country.
Hypo-rcd is being featured by doc
tor. druggist. chemist and nurse as
tho beet preparation ono can possibly
take this time OF year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-22
QUICKLY STOPS
KIDNEY TROUBLE
AFTER SUFFERING Y1A1S I'm
LADY GETS 1ALI13 n ~
THREE WEEK0,

IT had kidney trouble four or Ave,
years-went to hospital and was.
treated and but still grew worse'
until read in the papsr the secret.
OF how TO get well quick and sure
~ don't mind telling everybody how.
I did it myself. 1t worked just like.
they said. went down to the drug
store and bought three bottles OF,
Earle's Hypo-Cod. After taking this
medicine just like they direct you to-
on the bottle every day regular until
it was used up felt perfectly well.
II completely cured me and 9o-if'
anybody who reads my testimonial to-
this wonderful medicine will take my,
advice / am sure they will get quicki
results from IT," declared Mrs. Ada,
+. Moore. Belmont, Ohio. - !
Hypo-Cod is a powerful blood en-,
riching and cleansing agent and tones
and strengthens the system 20 quick
ly one notices an improvement in the,
action Of the stomach and kidneys in
from six to ten days and In three or,
four weeks no matter how chropics
their case complete relief Is assured
according to thousands who testify,
TO its remarkable powerful. II Is,
pleasant to take too. Agrees with.
tho most delicate stomach. All
druggists havo Earle's Hypo-Cod.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-22
WIFE HELPED
BY PLANT JUICE
Sensational Testimonial Given by Pitts
buugh Man for the New
Medicine.

One of the most recent statements
made praiSinC Plant JuiC" is that OF
Mr. r. j. Kaufman. who resides at No.
21l5 East St. North Sl0e. Pittsburgh. 4
popular rnaChinist in the employ Of q
large lnal concern. r" tells now ms
wife WIS relieved Of Il sever" cas-" Of
stomach trouble after sh" had practical
~ given UP all h"r". s,ailI.:
For years my wiz" has h""n troubled
with her stomach she could not digest
the highest Kind Of food and il would
f"rm"ut and she WAS hl"aicd with Eas
and in constant pain. Sh" had no ape
tito. could not sleep at n!cht and got
so run down we did not know what 10
do for her. rs She had tried So many
medicines without any benefits what
Power. Through IN" auNi"" Of Il friend
, she started t. tax" Plant Juice. and i,
has put her st"n'arh IN I'm" CONDITION.
She is able I" sleep at niSh; has 4 good
appctit" and enjoys her meals. She has
: no IT"r" gaS IN her system. W" GER
iainlN feel II duty to ond"rS" Plant
juice.
Thor" nr" numerous symptoms Of this
trOuDl" That i'Hui Juice can rClI".'|-- In
fact. amy on" uf IN" following may de-
not" Affection" % III" stomach: ludir"S-
tiun. dyspepsia. bad breath. SIck lhruh-
hing h"HdaCh". Stipatiu ION. that tired
feeling. night Sw"alS. poor circulation.
c"$tir"EcsS. coated tongue or a poor
complexion.
Plant Juice is sold in Wheeling at c,
II. Griest & Co.'S drug store
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-22
YOU CAN'T HIDE
POISON IN THE BLOOD
Your Friends Know It and
Internal Troubles Warn
You.

When you sec n person whose face is
constantly disfgurod with blctchcs. pim-
/ pies and other skin cruptions 1t is n sure
sign that Impurities have found their way
into his or her blood. Intelligent rconIc
know that these blripi&hcS cannot bn
permanently cradlcatcd by tho applica-
ton Of lotions and cosmetics. They look
into the cause "f the trouble and inyari-
ably find that the blood has become pos
on"d. Further inv"stiEa ton is likely to
show that tho person ~ trouble! with
inEcSti"n and constipation. both %
which arc due TO sour. fcrmcntcd unIi-
geStHd food remaining in the stomach
and bowels. Acids and poison then begin
to generate and soon find Their way into
! the blood. Failing to throw off their
poisons in the natural way the only
other channel Is through tho pores.
which account; for so many cmha rra&S-
ing and diSflguring skin cruptions.
Let PcrS!nUl .arOus" your appetite. lei
! PepSinol aid your digestion. Let Pop
sinol gently regulate your bowels aI,I
thus strike at Tho root IF blood iml.uii-
ties. pepsInol IS tonic. digcstiv. gently
| laxative and corrective IN its eject. II
IS vitallz"r and strength builder. l.
! keeps you ~ and healthy. puts yigor and
energy into your whole system.
Pcpsinol has such = paIatablo tast,
that you will enjoy taking it before each
meal. Its pleasing flavor - d"riv.d
fro mthc pur" wholesome toni" ingrrd-
tents Of which il is made
W i''' s'u 'I'i'IN Va I''l MINK Di
PCpinsol.
Gonuin" Pcreinol Is mad" rnlv bv TIN,
PClax Medicine o.. Memphis Tenn. M |
is in strict accordance with IL, Medical
Standard Of tho United States phar,u,-
copca. To be convenient for cv"rybodv
and yet TO prevent substitutes being S,,!l
for P"nsinol. We have rfpujntcd n srr-
C!al "Pcpsinol Agent" in each section Of
Wheeling:
John Coleman. Ca. Conservative.
R1de.: John Coleman. 25th aud Chap
: line: Bacrs Pharmacy. 18th and MarF..I:
{ Bacrs Pharmacy. 12'h ard Charlin":
Hogc-Davis Drug Co.. 1034 Main s..
; Hogc-Davis Drug Co. IA Market: e.
II. GrelSt & Co. Market st: S"hmidis
Pharmacy. zoos Market: Nr"r"'s Quality
Drug store. GO Main st; E""Sor's nrut,
store. Goth and Market: Chrrhrm SIN
clair 4sth a1 Jacob: s"lhr & R""J.
Bridgeport; Sclhy X Reed. Martins
Ferry: Fulton Pharmacy. t'u,tnN; Tn"
Pike Pha rmaCv. Woods'inl.: e = Tri"r
4 Co.. Film Grove: W. F. MrNain"r:r.
W-arwopd: Abort &C. Ifart'netcIn Fol
lanshec: Jnhn r. E'lsrn N"lishurg: E"n-
wapd Drug Co. b. nwn"d: Midway Phur-
macy Bnnwood: T. w. St"uh"rs. Nj
Mcchrn, W. f. Peabody. Noundsvnlr:
r r. Rogers & Sons. M"undsvill":
Homer e. Richardom. New Martinsyilln:
Corner Drug store. SistHrsvillc; Gamer,
on Drug store. Cameron.
Look f"r the "Pcpsnol Agent IL
your locality.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-22
ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL
COMMITTEE IS FORMED
II. c. Underwood, Chairman, aud Fob.
ert HaElett, Treasurer, for
wheeling,

october eth is the birthday of Theo-
dore Roosevelt. The Roosevelt Memorial
association has selected that day Tor Sc
curing contributions Tor The purpose of
~ectlnS monument 10 the memory oi
the Vigorous American. Colonel Roosc-
Welt. The movement is To be Il tribute
OF respect To Roosevelt, the American,
and not Roosevelt, the politician.
The movement Will Eut take the form
ot u DRIVE for funds FOR the purpose uI
erecting Roosevelt memorial bu,
Iathcr L request for Il voluntary cUniri-
button from those friends Of the great
statesman who feel that the plan OF
erecting u suitable shalt III his honor
Is good one and meets with their ap-
prevail and support.
Hon. II. {. Underwood clerk OF the
county commissioners. has been suiet 90 Il
chairman OF the local committee. having
IN charge the work of raising a Roose-
welt fund. while Robert HaZl"tt. vlc,.
president OF the Dollar SAY ins.S and
Trust company. 10 whom contributions
should be mailed, is treasurer. Hon.
Fred NJ. stanton. of Charleston. Is
state treasurer. to whom the money
raised here will be forwarded.
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Industrial Conference
Continued Prom Page one)

resolution guaranteeing workers tn"
right to organize, and the five labor
representatives Of the general commit
tee Of fifteen spent two hours in joint
meeting with tn" public explaining
lahor's objection IN tho change. This
amendment was introduced hy Mr..
Chadbaurnc. but the public GROUP alone
voted favorahly.
When the original Russcll-Endicott
resolution came up for discussion IN
tn" conference Samuel G"mpcrs. prcsi-
dent of the American Federation OF
Labor. declared that the withdrawal Of
the support of the public group WAS
due to an Interpretation Of the words
trade and labor ~ MS" by ono member
of the group who - allied with organ
lied labor. and that the phrase excludes
all but American Federation or Labor
organizations. II was said that the
reference wns I" J. J. FORESTER. alter
mate for Bert NJ. Jewell. acting prcSi-
dent &C he railway employees depart
m'nt Of the federation.
Tn" right u organize for tho purP"s"
Of collective BARGAINING, MIR. G"mpcrS
continued. is tho one question IN iphlf"-
vvrsS ---'ihc ,nrs thirg tn" working pco-
pl" al the United states ar" gong L"
achieve.
: hu n fell over tho crowded auditor
iuIu as the labor leader, SQuhrr!F RACING
. thu employers wing and shaking his
finger toward that GROUP exclaimed to
the representatives. Of American capital:
IF YOU to- not Near with US IN an
effort toward reconstruction. If you
itnf 1t 'mpOSSIblc Tor us TO secure It-
ii"f for the suffering masses of Amcrl-
r3ul labor. il You insist On contrasting
with H. the rGhts of organization, u
you render our work finally lmpotcni,
you may destroy us hut you VIII ma
Yourselves facing something else. some
thing worse. and you may come to rue
The day that you destroyed tn" Sancn"S"
ana tn" willingness to serve that has
und doc, charactcrizC the officials 81
American trade unioniSm today.
Cor Guiding with the statement that nj
though The Conference may fail TO salts
" thu, real needs Of the workers. he said
Inv urEaniZ"d labor movement would
confirm" To Flourish and "whatrVcr may
h.. d, MED us today We will win TO.
morrow"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-22
MY BOY GOT WELL !
AND GAINED 15l&.
TAKING HYPO-clD
NO ApPE1rrE, couLDrr xxKf
so WEAK NJ COULDN'T
WORK. =
HYPo-coD CURED H2
H1s HOTTIE AsSHNEe

MY 90 year old son was IN q de-
plorable state Of health following ..
serious illness and bIed at the nose
for hours ct O time. He was 70 weak
and short wIndcd he couldn't walk q
block without stopping to rest and
even then he would shake and trcn-3
bio all over. was distracted but
for all the doctors medicine We got
for him nothing helped him, and he
just lay around so weak, nervous and
sick that he was pitiful. I guess lots
Of mothers have had children like
that but II they have hope, they
take my advice" declared Mrs. Anna
Oberg. Roggs Run. ". Va: Dust out.
side Of wheeling)
"A friend told us about Hypo-Cod
and what a wonderful medicine u
was for folks getting over sickness
il has completely cured him or tins
troubles I told you about. He c9Hi
now eat. onions. cabbage. tomatoes.
and things like that and his stomach,
is so we'll and strong II doesn't bother
him a hit. He sleeps we'll at night
and looks and feels like q new boy.
He works hard all day and don't seem
to mind II at all. He has been COM
pletcly cured of the nose bleed and
has gained fifteen pounds in weight
7 actually believe Hypo-Cod saved
my boy and can't praise II cnouSik
continued this lady. ..-.... ~
There Is no sense In remaining
weak thin. pale and half sick tor
weeks and months after when rosy
tonic taken regularly for a few day.
will put the patient back on his 9f
her feet right away and thousands 1T
users verify the fact that Earls'G
Hypn-Ccd does this. Doctors ana
nurses say it Is simply astounding
how promptly. II rcbuilds and restores
the patient to vigorous robust health,
Come DO wn 70 the drug store and get.
n bottle Of Hypo-Cod tonight. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-22
HOW DOCTORS
TREAT COLDS.
AND The FLU
First Step in Treatment Is Brisk
Purgative With Calotabs, the
Purified and Refined Calomel
Tablets that are Nasea-
less, Safe and Sure.

Doctors have found by experience
that no medicine for colds and infu-
cnza can he depended upon for full et-
fcctiyeness until the liver is made thor
oughly active. That is why the iIrst
step IN the treatment Is the new. nausea
loss calomel tablet called Calotabs. and
which are free from the Sickenipg and
weakening effects OF the Old style Gallo
,ncl. Doctors also point out The fact
that an active liver may 80 n long way
towards preventing influenza and is one
o: tho most Important factors IN en-
abl.nE the patient to successfully with
stand an attack and ward OF pncu-
mnnie-
One Calotab on tho tongue at bod
time, with swallow Of water-that's
all No salts. no nausea nor the slight
est interference with your eating. pleas
urr or work. Next morning your co'G
had vanished. your liver Is active. your
system IS purified. and you are feeling
inc. with a hearty appetite for break
fast. Druggists soil Calotabs only In
original sealed packages. price thirty
Nvc cents. Your money Will be cheer
fully refunded il YOU do not ind them
dclightful.-(AdS)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-22
HYPO-C0D fine
FOR THE BLOOD
WHEELING NAN SAYS his
RHEUMhTTSM WAS CURED.
FEELS LIKE NEW MAN.

II suffered with rheumatism 50
had ] had PAINS clear from my knees
down I" my ankles and ut tim" |
thought I would go crazy with tn"
pain. My stomach was in had ship"
too and even the 1.-THE I ate dis
agreed with NJ" and I was in had
shap" all around when I took n good
friends advic" and bought Som' Hy-
ro-Cod T. j. wonderful mcdirtn"
f"r tn" blood and stomach. Ny
rheumatism has left mo entirely. ]
feel like new man and never have
auy uainS anymore. walk about
like n younGstcr and sleep 7nc. Eat
hearty too and recommend HYpo-Cod
every time got chance" declared
MT. T.. Farmer. CO Coal St. Wheeling.
Scores If pcop'C with thin. weak.
depleted blood full Of uric acid md
other poi,nns. assert tina; with n
couple bottles If Hypo-Cod md few
days treatment they feel Tx" now
r'rsrr. Try Il iC YOU wish 10 grow
.-",,.' ".." n"H full Of v'gor and
frc> Of pain. Any we'll stocked drug
lie .r. supply She genuine Earle's
| u pr-i 'gd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-22
Sarnnnl Spooner, Sr.

Samuel Spooner. sr.: former well
known resident of this city. passed
away at his home in Huntington. W.
Va. following an illness OF the past TWO
years Of complications.
Mr.. Spooner was born in England. II
years ago. He came 70 wheeling IN
1888, and resided here until 1905. when
he went to Huntington. He was en-
ployed as. = mill worker at the Aetna
Standard mill for 81 years and made
many friends among his associates dur
ing that time. He was devout mem
her OF ST. Luke's Episcopal church. Mr..
Spooner's wife preceded him in wealth
- years. He is survived by three
daughters and two sons "a follows. Mrs.
Mauda SpOoner- Becker. OF wheeling;
Mrs. ". II. MCGEE. OF Toledo, O.; Miss
Jennie Spooncr. OF Toledo. o.: Mr.. VII
liam Spooner, Cc Oklahoma. and Samuel
Spooncr. Jr.. oF Wheeling.
The body will arrive in this city to-
day and funeral services will be held
Thursday afternoon at O'Clock at tie
Nendel Company Chapel. No. 1879 Chap
line street. Rev. J. J. Birmingham. rec
,or OF 81. Luke's z Il. church. will con-
duct the services and interment Will be
made in Peninsula Ce'neetry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-22
TRADES UNIONS
DENOUNCED BY
FREL|NGHUYSEN

WASHINGTON. oct. 2l.-While repre-
. scntatlvcS OF the coal operators and MN :
| ers were comforting with Secretary VIII
son today in a last effort to avert the
threat"n'd strike of bitumin"us coal
: workers, November |. III" proposed walk
out was denounced IN the senate as a
strike Of union Officers and not or the
men and rs an 'tfor' TO bring ABOUT
class control. .
senator kr"lingh uy<cu. chairman Of
the senate committee investigating tn"
, coal strike. started the discussion by a.
nounCing trade unlonlsn under us pres
vrt leadership rs new aut"CracS anu
tending toward "l>hcrSm. In the
course Of his remarks. he said from his
. information. today's conferences would
not he successful.
Nearly 4 dGZCu senator's joined IN tt'e
strike debate III tn" senate and most OF
them expressed the opinion ina, whHIi
the miners demands wcr" submitted
only /" the operators III the central COM
prtiriyc region in Pennsylvania and the
in!GdlcwcSt. the Str!h" would Il. ma ION
wide.
. senator romcrcnc. D"rnoCrHt. Ohio,
said that heretofore TN" question Of Il
xtrikc had hrCu decided by vote of the
workers. but that in this cas-" IN" tIcE"-
land convention 81 miners delegates dc
cidrd IT. Senator .FrriinghuyScn re-
mavScd that the cleveland meeting was
controlled by the radical alien clement.
President Wilson has been advised OF
the strike situation. but had not under
taken to 50 inr as n mas ,odag
but Secretary Lansing said the coal
strike was not discussed.
There is n determined movement
throughout the land To assume control
Of all government functions in behalf
of a class" said Senator Frclinshuyscn
I'VE have come to the parting or tn"
ways. This country is not ready to he
dictated TO by n horde OF aliens. Any
II 1.nt n
Of himself and his associates m III" cN-
pensc Of the general public is not Il pat
riotic citizen. Sovictisn means class
fule. We cannot permit that In America
and still preserve our democratic lnSu-
tutions.
Labor unionism should be upheld for
one primary principle. to obtain and
maintain justice for the man who earns
his bread by the sweat OF his brow, but
when the power of organization Is en-
ployed TO impose injustice against all
other classes OF society. tia law OF tho
land should be invoked To prevent the
abuse Of such power. or laws enacted
that will do this.
When labor dcfics law and order
through the power OF it's union. il ~
sounding its own death kncll and digging
its own grave.
There arc thousands of law abiding
citizens members Of these unions. who
do not desire to strike. TIC terrorism
spread by the radicals and lawlcss In
, these unions creates fear for the safety
Of their homes. their wives and their
children.
Labor has risen 10 4 high degree. nut
il through improper Influences and dis
loyal leadership the labor group at
! tempts TO place it's letters upon an un-
offending public. it must be dealt with
accordingly"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-22
GAINED WEIGHT ]
USING HYPO-COD

You can talk all you want to
about stomach trouble. but I surely
had it bad and know the remedy 4
for it now and swear by Il" declared
a. G.. Kimberly. Of Wheeling. I had
stomach and indigestion trouble for |,
years. couldn't sleep at night.
dizzy spells. loss OF appetite and ali.
the symptoms in tn" world we're.
hothering me when finally heard
about Hypo-Cod and believe mo il Il.
tho greatest medicine on earth for.
such troubles. gained an enormouS,
appetite. began picking right up i'd
weight and strength from the start Il
helped me wonderfully" continued
Mr.. Kimberly. S22 Market st. 81.
When anyone wishes to build themi'
selves up. Drive cut poisons. speed,
up tho vital organs and balm wcight.'
strength. apo :ite and nerve force /,
let them take dose Of Hypo-Cod a.
half hour before meals and on going
20 be for a few days and II SURELY.
will do the work. All druggists sell /.
and recommend It. See formula ony
the bottle. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-22
BEHOLD THE MODERN
HAYRIDE is WITH US

Shades Of 1893! Step forth and SCI
the hay ride of today. y party of young
people from the South Side went Iarad-
ing up Market street last night in Il
Ford truck. pNskcd with excelsior. Tin
horns were blaring with all their old
time pep but where, oh where was tho
hay that used to hide the chaprronr'S
skinny Shanks? And where is the genial
farmer who used TO yell "Giddap." to
that team OF handsome Erays thu.
hauled the old hay wagon over the road :"
Gone into everlasting shades from
which there is no return.
Now, We trust our lives 10 tho tender
mercics OF Ford chauffeur and our
girls scratch runners in their six hos
iery on the sharp splintcrs of half Gu.
excelsior. The next thing W. know
wcincrs will be replaced by lobster salad
and the old time bonfire by chatting dish
es. But then, TO quote our friend OF the
comic sheet. when they start running
acroplancs through tunnels We will %,
living in a still faster age"