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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-10-19

"Cities are now taking their cue
from big merchandisers- they are
advertising-and they are using all
the methods Of successful advertis-
ing, chief among which are the r,.h-
lie press and directly mail service"
declared Marvin f. Holderness, vice
president of the First National bank
of st. Louis, at the Chamber of Com
merce meeting here Thursday even-
ing. Old booster" anu "bonus" "a =
tics have gone INFO the discard Mr..
Holderness showed, ard city building.
today is based on scientific methods,
backed by organization. Tlc-e is a
definiteness about the plan that
practically insure~ great results-be-
cause it contemplates knowing what
you have and what you want, and
going about achieving the OBJ ect in
systematic manner, instead of the old
haphazard one &C yellins, ''Pi,. e
Bluffs all right" "we'vo got the .resr
town in tire country" and distribut ne
stuff haphazardly, trusting to luck
that favorable results will ensue.
Describing Pine Bluff as -four
square city," with its spiritual SIDE,
its ethical side, its industrial side and
its commercial side, M. Holderness
showed that to build properly each
side must be developed together. How
this can be achieved ne tcl1 in his
address on Selling City" the full
text of which was as follows:
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-10-19
SELLING. A CITY.

Ny subject is Selling City," and
selling city involves great science
OF education, and the highest are OF
advertising and craftsmanship. What
i! shall say, presupposes certain con-
dltlons, and my theories would fail
flat without statement of those con-
ditions as l see them. l am embold-
ened to speak of advanced and revolu-
tlonary methods, because l know !
speak to brave hearts who met with
mettle and steel, the dramatic events
Of world revolution, and because +
know l speak to forward-loo men
who are ready with courage, faith and
optimism to meet the problems that
greater today tina nthey We're when
the shot and shell were ringing up
on the western battle front.
The world today is as a man Just
coming out of a delirium it has been
q delirium of carnage and bloodshed.
His face is worn and haggard from
suffering, and his eyes but feebly look
about him. The bolshevik and the
anarchist say he will not recover, but
Mother Democracy has sat through
the long siege by his bedside, with
prayer in her heart and a smile of
&c
says ne is going to get well, and she
better for the Experiences thron Hb
which he has passed.
1t is true the moral of the world
has been greatly impaired. Life was
very, very cheap. Anarchy flourish
ed, and extravagant living was fol.
lowed by debauchery. But serious
thought is rapidly making its in
fluence felt, and while we may have
been discouraged at the heights TO
which the gaities Of life arose, the re-
action has already set in and we are
beginning to feel it.
No Place Here for Anarchists.
We have been worried because pro-
duction has not kept pace with con-
sumption. After the herculean ef-
forts to meet the colossal economic
waste of warfare, it was but natural
that labor should slow down. Already,
the first law of nature is at work,
and for self-preservation, men will
soon be working normally again. 1t is
unfortunate that impossible ideals Of
the relationship of capital and labor
should have resulted from war activi-
ties in the industrial world. It is un-
fortunate that 3 per cent Of our citi-
zenship are disclaiming the divine /,
law as laid down in the Parable Of
the Talents. If out of the present |
industrial unrest, there comes a bet
ter understanding between capital
and labor, and if sympathy and scon-
fidence replace distrust and fear, we
shall all be glad, but !, for one, do not |
believe the other 81 per cent Of our
stalwart American citizenship is
going to sit idly by and see progress
long delayed by those who would foist !
upon our fair land those principles
which have made Of Russia = nation
q paupers ann oilers. Iss
\ We have oulSshortage of L. ma /
e4rial, our inflated currency; d is-
oxxanized system OF distributi6 Sur I
debts and taxation, and ofi w. I
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-10-19
(By Jack Bernhardt.)

y
has given great concern to the &C.
onomist OF this age, has been the
"Back to the Soil'' movement. It
has not been so very long ago since
William Lighton Of Washington
county, Arkansas, achieved more
than mere LEGAL fame by the writing
and publication of '"The Story OF
an Arkansas Farm" the moral of
which was to attract the attention of
the thousands of surplus of our ur-
ban population to the opportunities
and advantages that rural life af-
forded. Mr.. Lighton's material for
that story was not taken from the
statistical records of any department
at Washington, but constituted the
incident of his family, while he
the members of his family, while he
was actually "back on the soil"
About the time the 'Lighton' ar
ticle appeared concerted movement
gained Roadway in Arkansas as how
best to accelerate the movement
from the city to the farm; among
other, probably the most construct
i've method that was urged was the
betterment of living conditions or
the farm, which, recognized; first, the
farm as the location of communi-
ty center, betterment of roads,
schools and other labor saving con-
trivances.
At about this time there was at
Watson Chapel in jefferson county
an ordinary little one-room school
house, in which the three RS consti-
tuted the course of study This school
is located just two and one-half miles
from the city limits of Pine Bluff,
at the. junction of the Sulphur
Springs and Camden pixies. The
neighborhood was thickly settled even
at that time. by thrifty white farm
ers, and so here was an ideal oppor-
tunity for an experiment. With the
aid of the then County Superinten-
dent A. w. Lowe and the patrons,
the foundation was laid for the
broadening of the community spirit,
as we'll as educational advantages;
time has passed and first one and
then another teacher and a corps of
assistants have labored in this vine
yard, until today the Watson Chapel
school has gained more than a mere
countrywide reputation.
Six-Year Progress.
Here is what has happened in
about six years: The main building
has five class rooms. library and
Kitchen. The manual training room
IS IN a temporary building. just at
the rear of the >main building, it was
erected last year. A modern SAM
tary watercloset has been installed
during the present year. This school
gives complete primary, grammar
and high school course. enabling the !
children to drive all the branches
without having to be sent away from
nome. The high school work in
ciudes domestic art and domestic
SCIENCE for the girls and vocational
as,erlculture and manual training for
the bows. This means that the Girls
are taught dressmakinc and fitting,
etc. and scientific cooking. The vo-
ratlonal agriculture is taught under
the SUPERVISION of the federal board
as provided for in the Smith Hughes
act. The object is to teach. and it
IS TAUGHT in this school scientific
a0rlculture in class room and la
natory combined with actual prac-
nee on the farm. Each student is
REQUIRED to conduct project at home
annrcxlmatine three hundred hours
OF labor per year. This home work
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-10-19
FUNDAMENTALS OF
MODERN CITY
BUILDING PLAN

Know your city--its advan-
tages; it's defects.
Cooperate with your fellow
citizens.
Raise a fund preferably by
taxation) for ADVERTISING
Pine Bluffs resources, oppor-
tunities, attractions.
Employ an expert to prepare
and handle the advertising.
Don't seek to take credit
for location and weather.
Take pride rather in what
the people have achieved.
Have definite detectives,
anc work together to attain
them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-10-19

The native women of Morocco are
very particular about the preserva-
tion of their compilations. They
wash their faces in rose water in
which apricot kernels baked and
powdered are introduced. The apri-
cot kernels are supposed to preserve
the natural tint of the complexion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-10-19

Mrs. Frederick CORTLAND Penfield
one OF the richest women in the Uni
ted States and wife of the former
ambassador to Austria HUNGARY has
Deen, decorated bv the French GOVERN
ment with the placue and ribbon cf
re highest class the new gratitude
Of the France Order.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-10-19
FORMER KAISER IS
NOW WEARING PURPLE
SHIRTS, THEY DO SAY

Amerongen, Holland, Oct.
lS.-Those who have recently
seen the former German en-
peror at his morning task of
saving wood in the garden Of
the Bentinck castle say that
the former emperor now
seems to display preference
for purple shirts.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-10-19

The tobacco shippers union of New
Haven, Conn.,. has secured an agree
ment with the cigar manufacturers
providing for 44-hour week and a
two dollar per week increase in wages.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-10-19

A substantial increase in pay was
obtained from all the cigar manu-
facturers in San Pedro, Cal, without
any friction whatever between them
and the union.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-10-19
SELLING City, or How
to Make Pine Bluff Greater

LIAR, an city Building Recommended Chamber
A.. c. w.
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PRISONERS IN
DARING ESCAPE
TWO SCALE WALLS AT STATE PR1S-
ON ArID LAVE NOT BEEN CAP
TURED AT LATE HOUR.
Both Were White and One Markedly
Cripppi--othsr News Of
EIoCndsviuc.

Two couvicts mad" Il daring "Scap"
from thc stat" prison yesterday morning
and had no; boon CAPTURED up tn Il late
hour las night. charles M""r". sent
~ $,X nu,nthS ago from Mcdowell cont
. ! v;u Sers. five ?"ur$ tor grand larceny
and Jim lhIrd"rS. who had served t",'
years uf an - yea: ::rml'ncr for lnnr"';.'
sent UP from Ming" county, are ihc lus;-
; llIvnS from justice.
The men we're employed at night IN
the engine room Of The institution ana
! were working AZ ) "'Cl"rk yesterday
/ morning. They wcr" missed Il, ! c'"'h
and 4 ladder was fnUnd against on" ~
and walls. The city. county and state
authorities have aided diligently IN the
. search. without avail.
The fuEitivcs are both white. Moore
! has his left hand off At the wrist. an''
because of Il mangicd foot. IimpS mars
cdy. ROardcrS IS Il young man. about :"
. years OF age 1Ic has blue eyes. DARK
! skin and brown hair. He is about SIX
I fcct. one inch tall.
This is tho first escape from the pris'
! IN in moro than 4 year: AMI every effort
! is being made to apprchcnd the men.
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WELLSBURG
The Dumb Brutes.

.! tho tire" cases 1t alleged cruelty
10 animals which were postponed from
Tuesday rvrn!uS To Satu rday, two cases
w~rr hoard Mayor c. +. Jacob. ON We'd
rcEday night. In the cHsc Of Sanford
Johnson IN. sentence. was: EurH the
dead horse In III" cas-" % Paul Stew
art. who stated that b" mad been absent
from hom" and the testimony was TO the
effect that the horS" had been left shut
up ilr the Stilbl" for two weeks. without
food. The fin" was ST. and costs.
amounting III Ill IN $40. These two cases
Chief "r Polio" Porter states. wore taken
ny by himself and that h" had tho hui
n,arr officer up from Wheeling. Tho
cnec set for Saturday night comrs from
cross Creek district
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ccivrd his honorable dschL-G. and ar
n. - home Wednesday,.
Mrs. James North has r""p"cr"d after
4 ::rl ere attack Of influenza.
Mauii.'r EraI.t has acccrr-d \ cushion
IT tn" T. < y. railroad cnnI?aTy'
Miss Selma Muller. Of 'ItrkeburS IS
sp"udinc a number of days here with
friends.
Wilbur Eurgc has resumed lis IN cies
At tie l.. 6 o. rail cad. AIT >r returning
from MurCantuwr.
rn.:"r : Weiss of Whrcl'l.; VAS a
hu.'n"tS visitor - rhi:; r!iv Yesterday.
Reed NrMcch,n is able ~ b: oIt
az, alter 4 brit Illness.
I.awr"nc" Riggs "f Moumt%viilc. 81 cnt
Yesterday in this ~.
rnuI r"tz has returned rem" after
srriI'Ac a number Of days at Baltimore.
Sir. z. r. Han!nn and - n;I;' hivc
returned from Lost Crr"E. whore they
s;rur = lumber "r days.
Russell Ash, VIZ hnS h""n spending a
few C:.ys n MddI"hourn" has returned
to III IIIirl k"tf"r.
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rcxed: bond $4,000 filed and approved:

rcXed: bond $4,000 filed and approved:
appointment made. letters ordered and
issued: inventory orcred. ordcE issued.
In 70 cstate--.Iohn En,!l Sau"rS. de-
inventory nf real ard personal prop
"rty ordered. appraisers appointed. o.
der iss7:cI-@- special administrator and
caCs': continued
In =. cxtatc--Nahci f>wau. non-reHi-
d"nt :nin"r; final account ot trustee
flied: SGT for hearing f'cbrUav: 20. 1913.
notice ordered and continued.
In =" cstatc-+lara EVAN. non-resi-
drat minor; final account Of trustee
filed. Sot for hearing February ~. 1919:
ro:irc ordered and continued.
In =. cState--Wilbcrt tIiies. guar
dian OF Charles |. Hillcs: petition &c
sell real estate.
In 70 "sta;c---Iohn Clyde williams
deceased: application filed for appoint
ment OF ADMINISTRATIVE: bond $500 filed
and approved; appointment made. leHcrs
! ordered an d:ssucd: inventory dispensed
with.
> In re- cstatc--Lcw.S G. Mckclvey G
ceased: will and application 10 ADM,
I" probate filed with waiver Of notice
Ly widow and all mex; Of kin. except
! Helen McGeath: SGT for hearing Jan
uary l., 1912. al 10 a. m: notice Tor
Helen Mc';cath ordered and issued and
caUSc continued.
In re- cStatc--i.cona Gertrude Boone
mothers pension: application fled
L:dw l.. Mock appointed TO make eI-
animation and report: continued.
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STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Cause-Take
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That's what thousands OF stomach
sufferers are doing now. Instead OF
taking tonics. or trying to patch up
DOOR digestion, they are attacking the
reel cause of the ailment - cloggeo
liver and disordered bowels
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets arouse
the liver in a soothing, healing way.
When the liver and bowels are per-
forming their natural functions. away
goes Indigestion and stomach troubles.
If you have a bad taste IN your
mouth. tongue coated, appetite poor,
law, don't-care feeling, no ambition or
energy, troubled with undigested foods,
YOU Should take Olive Tablets, the
substitute for calomel.
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets are a
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil. You will know them BY their
olive color. They do the work without
gripping, cramps or pain.
Take one or two at bedtime for quick
relief, so you can eat what you like.
At lUc and Csc per box. All druggists.
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Moundsv1lle Briefs.

A. c. ScroExins has received carl
from his nephew Donald SrrnSE;nS. IN
France. saying he has recovered from
wounds and is now back with his con-
pony.
Tho vaudeville and minstrel show
staged by the state convic's New Year s
night nctt"d SLIT. all Of which was turn
cd over to the local Red Cross.
This evening a meeting If IN" painters
local will be held and important business
Will como up.
Frank Rulong will NOV" his fnm!ly from
eastern Second street to their proT"ii!
on Morton avenue.
Monday evening Tho Standard E"arrrs
Of the FIRST N. T.. church will meet with
Miss Myrtle Sheets.
r.. o. Jones is i'll ~ his homo on Wash
iuc;on avenue.
Tho Junior Homo Guards of tho First
VI. r.. church will meet Saturday after
noon at the home ot Mrs s W. RoUhrr
on Fifth street,
Mrs. Lawrence Mcrrackcn is quit" III
\, hcr home on Seventh street.
Miss Ella Irantncr ot Fourth street
has departed for MononEih"la. Pa.
whore she will spend IN extended Visit
with her sister. Mrs. f. ]. Whitfield.
The Industrial Circle Of tn" Trinity =.
T church was entertained yesterday af-
tnrncon by Mrs. V. A. Weaver.
Change OF management Sale
now going on at
The New York store,
: 1914 Main ST.
n,,,,O-4,1ptfJnu
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AFTER AN OPERATION


East Liverpool Ohio.--"Aftcr an opHr-
alton. I was weak. rundown and slow
TO rrcn1cratc--1 was advised Ia take
Nin"l and III" results were wonderful.
have good appetite and sleep fine. am
always glad 10 tell anyone what V!nol
had done for mc.'--Jos"ph W.Scr.
There is no secret about Ninol.-lt
owes its success in such cases to bc"f
and cod-livcr pcptoncs. iron and man
games" p"pt"natcs and glyccrophosphatcs
the oldest and most famous body build
ing and strength creating tonics.
Hogc-DarIs Drug Co. Wheeling. Vinol
is sold m bridgeport. Ohio. by Sclby &
Reed. and druggists everywhere.
j. S.--our SaXoI Snlvc is truly WON
lcrful for EcZcma. W" guarantee IL
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No HEADACHE OR
NEURALGIA PAIN
GET 10 CENT PACKAGE OF DR.
JAMES HEADACHE POWDERS
AND DON'T SUFFER-.

when your head aches j"u simply
must hay. relief Or sou Will go wild.
It's needless TO suffer when You Tan
take Il remedy like Or. James Headache
Fn,:Lcrs aud rclIcv" the pain and nru-
ralElI Ut once. Send some on" tn the
druE store now for IL dime package or
nr James Headache Powders. Don't
suffer. In a few moments you Will feel
tinc--hcadarhc 6onE---no more neuralgia
pain.
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Mr.. SndGraSs of Logan street. enter
tairod The members NJ District No. al
th. l..,iira \h Society aSt rN"nrE Al
III. "n," IN, usual hu~in ~ matt. r.
We. transacted. after which d"i'rl"us
II u.-h,,'u wa" served.
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Boys to BeQatre.

The Moundsvill" high school boys
basketball team ara UP against St'ti
proposition. tonight. when they me"t tho
Bellaire high school five on IN" Bellair"
floor The locals have been working
hard all week after n loss 10 Williams
town last Friday. and ar" confident they
can put up a strong battle this evening.
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Yina1 Service.

This evening the final srrvic" In tho
observance of the week Of prayer III
Sfoundsville Will take place IN the First
Presbyterian church. Services have ben
held each evening during the week. and
all meetings have been we'll attended.
Last evening large crowd. represent
Ing several different churches Of :Ne
city. gathered in the United fresbyt"r-
ian church
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Honored Local Boys.

Thursday evening a farewell party
WAS held in the Elks' club in honor Of
Ted" Burlcy and "Bud" Bier. who har"
been homo on Il fUrlouSh after lorS
service III France. and who left ycstHf'
day for Camp Sherman o., where they
Will be- stationed for time. Cater
Fred Snyder served a d"lcctahic lunch.
and the evening was very pleasant
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TO SSterSyile.

This evening tho Moundsvilic high
school girls basket ball team Will meet
the quintet representing Slst"rSTliic
high school. The local girls will leave
this afternoon TOR tho Tyler county city
Ia stage the game and number of local
supporters OF the aggregation will &C
company them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-10

Mr.. aud Mrs. !. i. Mlll.r 81 center
Marshall street. entertained u 'Iimh"r CT
friends Wednesday evening With a cara
party TIL. rhirI diversions Of tn" even
InE wcr" card playing. i"nc'nE and
rnu",c AZ II late hour \ delicious thr"r
rulra' luncheon was served.
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Elks Meet ToniSht.

This evening Il meeting "f the Mounds
willie lodge OF F;lks will tax" place in tfr
hall IN Tomlinson avenue. lnitIatl"'
Will b. held, and come interesting ma
tors vii, be brought bcforr tho lrdE" n
business session. Reports OF scv"ra
committees arc to be named.
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In Honor of Bride to Be.

Miss Margaret Shepherd Will enter
tam 4 nu,nb.- of friends this evening
COMPLIMENTARY to Miss Agnes Troll.
who Kill we'd MIR Martin Coweu on
Tuesday. January "a.
TIL. guest list includes Misses Agnes
Troll, Ruth Cnvdn"-. CARR" Troll. Ken
dali Ayers. Gertrude Lynch. Fcrnicc
Vaniiorne. Margaret shepherd and-Mrs.
Lowell Johnston.
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:. number of Young men OF 'Hi~ cav
mr.. making preparations l." "rHhl1" Il
.Iuh. ~" ,'ouni; r1"n ha"' h"rii"h u"
Gail their club ",rh" owl club TN"
.,luh rooms vii l." situated n"Ai {" the
schultz meal market.
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Install Officers.

meeting Of tho Daisy Grove. No. 5.
W. .. W Circle will be held IN their hail
this evening and among other matters
OF Importance officers named recently
for the ensuing year will be Installed.
All members are asked 10 attend.
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Funeral OF Mrs Callendire,

The funeral services "f Mrs. Susan
rallrndnc will hn held Mt h"r home on
Friday evening ut 7:3o. Intcrm-nt pri-
ya1e on Saturday afternoon At 40.
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Tnro Over Neat Sum.

Al tho proceeds Of the minstrel Sh""
staged in the prison on New Year s
night, the tidy sum Of SIT has been
turned ovcC To The local chapter OF IT."
Red Cross. 1t is probable that IN" show
will be repeated in the near future.
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nterest.nr Meeting.

An interesting meeting OF the EhiihPI"
Br,. society OF the Frs; NJ. l.. church
was held yesterday afternoon AT ihH
home Of Mrs Frank Howard on Sixth
street. Following short business srs-
sion the many guests enjoyed social
hour.
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nauon This EEaninR.

The Trek Club OF this city has Ernng-
ed for a dance to be- held tins evening
in the Ellis hall Invitations have been
issued, and the affair promises 10 be ono
of pleasure Orchestra music Will be
furnished
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Addison Thompson Rinter.

The funeral Of the late Addison
THOMPSON thinker will b" held At !:
o'clock this afternoon Al thc home "f
his daughter. Mrs. W. y. Miller. on
south Sugar street. with Rev. W. ii.
irckcrson IN charge. Int"rment IN
Union ccmcter-:.
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Miss Name kimhcrland Of Pitt Shurgh
Pa. formerly a citizen Of Wellshurg. has
beer quite III 80 some time past. Her
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Marriage Licenses

On;ouio pouhil and Anna Nrekro.
both Of RlaIn". ohio.
S,anxlaws l:"slcwSki and Apolonl2
LnuEosky, both Of N"ffS.
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Ambition
Pills
For Nervous People

The great nerve tonic-thc famous
Wendell's Ambition PillS-that will
nut Yigor, vim and vitality into ner.
vous, tired out, ali IN, d"spondent pee.
plc in Il few days, in Eiahy instances
Anyone can bu, a box for only ~
cents. and John Coleman 4 co. is ;au,
tnorlZcd b: the maker TO refund tho
purchase price II anyone is dl&satls'
fed with The first box purchased.
Thousands praise them for general
debility, nervous proSlrallon, mental
depression and un5trunG nerves,
caused by ovcr-indulscnCC in alcohol.
tobacco. or ovcrwurk of an? kind
For any at,liction OF the nervous sy>
.em Wrndull'S Ambition Pills arc ul-
surpassed. while for hySteria. trem.
bling and neuralgia They are simply
splendid Fifty cents az John Cole.
man & Co.. and dealers everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-10
Entsrta,ns with Card Party.

Cross society was held last evening a
their headquarters on S"uta street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-10

Marriage Licenses.
George d. Burns and Henrietta Hobbs.
OF Wcllsvillc. Ohio.
Clarence Washington Hicks and Fran
ccs Willard Donaldson, Salina, Pa