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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-19
Search and Seizure in
Michigan in the Discard

LANSING. Mich. Feb. 1S-Thc
srach and seizure law under which Of
iicrrS have taken evidence for use in
prosecution of persons charged wi tn
violation of MichiGan's prohibition law
was held invalid by tho supreme court
today in UNFOLDING the decision Of the
lower court that the Damon law, au-
thorizirg search and seizure. was SUI
perscdrd by the Wiley act under which
tn" state is now dry.
The decision WAS rendered in the case
Of August MarXhnusen. owner Of the
Detroit Abcnd Post. from whose home
state and food officials took two thou
sand cases of beer. Attorneys for
Marxhausen contcndcd that the present
law does not prohibit the keeping OF
liquor in ores homo and cannot prevent
anyone from bringing liquor into the
state.
Anticipating the present decision, it
is said. Governor Albert F.. Sleeper re-
Gently asked the legislature 10 amend
the prohibition law with view 10 MAX
ing il air tight" Us ii relates Ia the
illicit liquor traffic across the Ohio
Mich gan border.
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Mrs. G.. Cusack is visiting friends al
Hundred for few days.
Miss Sybel McDermott has returned
home after a brief visit at MoundsvilIe
Miss Trcsia Little is visiting rcla:
tiyrs and friends at W'oodsficld. @.
Ralph Candy has occupied position
nj the Ii. o. as material CLERK.
Paul Rial has accepted position Al
tho Price grocery store.
Fred Craddock has returned from
GAINESVILLE. whec he spent numorr OF
Mrs Il. C. Peabody is spending soy
cral days in Washington. Pa
7 A. Jones has returned 10 Holloway
after 4 brief visit here with friends
Harris. Henry has returned nome alteF
two weeks visit with elati'cs NJ Monoh'
Mrs. Ed Morris. Of Fifth street. is
visiting relatives ut Hundred Tor
number of days. 49,,
Bohhit White has returned TO his
homo at Philadelphia, after several days
visit here.
Miss Pauline Jones is slowly improF'
ing after several days Illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. i. Black have return
cd to Fairmont after bSet VISIT nero
Miss porothca Fair, OF Beech Bottom
is visiting friends here
Mrs r. E.. Morgan's family continues
to improve after several days illness.
Miss Agnes Kaufman is able 10 oe OUT
after brief illness.
Fred Craddock has returned homo. az
Ter spending several days ut Spencer.
Miss Margaret Henderson was calling
on friends at Wheeling last evening.
Ahc Isiminger OF Loudcnsvillc. is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Merton Carroll
DR.. A. J. Evans nl Moundsvilie spent
Yesterday in this city on business.
Miss Irene White has returned 10 he7
home at Triadclphia after brief VISIT
here with friends. -,
Mr. and Mrs. c. W. Muldrcw's chill
drcn arc improving after brief Hines:
at their home. on Eleventh street.
Vanc Will has resumed his studies at
the University of Pittsburgh. after a
brief visit here.
Mr. and Mrs Miller are spending
number of days with friends at Akron.
Mrs J. NJ. Mccullough was visitor
in Moundsvillc yesterday
Harold White is working in Barnes.
Vile. with the Bell Telephone Company
NJ n Miller, OF Woodland. is visiting
friends in this city for few days.
Mr.. and RMS. J. r. Hand. Of the Wheel
ing Island, have returned home after i
brief visit here
Miss Nellie Kittlc has returned TO the
Bethany College after a brief visit here
Mrs r. Mott continues i'll mt her home
on Baltimore avenue.
Miss Elizabeth White has returned
home after hrief visit at Wheeling.
Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Ross have takci
I'D their residence at Beech Bottom.
Percy CoXcn has resumed his studies
at the University OF Pittsburgh nftc
several days visit here with his parents.
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MI H C "


week. breaking her arm. Mrs. Davis IS
90 years old.
Nellie Duffy had for her guests This
week. her cousin. from Calls. and M
Clyde Duffy and family. of Barnesvillc.
Mrs. Thomas McWilliams and Mrs.
Porter. OF South Main street. are quite
poorly.
Mrs. NJ. L. Watt and sons, OF Home
view. were shopping in Wheeling. the
first Of the week. Mrs. Watt remaining
for a, short visit with NJ. and Ms. James
Fulton, Of Brllairr.
Miss BARNES telephone operator. OF
Barncsvillr. spent one day here the first
OF tho week.
Miss Hazel Twincm and Mr.. Clyde
Manages popular young people Of this
place. were united in marriage. recently.
Mrs. Joe Duffy and son. Ralph. re-
turned this week from Cambridge, where
she had been visiting her sister.
. Mrs. Anicc Martin and daughter, Olive'
visited Mr.. Albert Tracy and family
Mrs. John Murphy. Mrs. Walter Bolon.
Mrs. Emmett Wright and Mrs. Puma
Showa1trr. spent Tuesday at Cambridge.
Verna Jones and Olive o. Jenkins.
were callers at GAINESVILLE Tuesday.
Miss I.ura Perkins, one Of our eff
cicnt tclcuhone operators is enjoying n
months vacation. and spending part or
The time at Cambridge and Morrstown:
The funeral Of Mrs. viii Lewis was
held at the Christian church Friday ar
tcrnoon. Conducted by Rev. Patterson.
Of Belmont. and Rev. Bennington, of the
NJ. l.. church. Mrs. Lewis was formerly
Miss Goldie Martin. Of this place. and
has many friends here. Her death oc-
Cured at her home ut Bcllairc, after an
illness of spinal meningitis. Her re-
mains were brought to the home Of her
grandmother. Mrs. Anna Hunt. on
Thursday Her brother. Mr.. Charles
Martin. Of Lima. and her sister. Mrs.
Jewel Lovejoy. of Chicago. attended the
funcrnl
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ARMY'S STRENGTH IS
Limited TO $4,000;
HOUSE PASSES BILL

WASHINGTpN. Feb lN.--l."Gislnl'"n
providing; for {, Temporary military "S-
tablsh,ncnt Of about 80 hh officers
and men during IN" fiscal year hrE'n-
ming next July ! WAS eliminated from
tho annual army appropriation MI TO-
night in III" house" after passing "l Inc
senate hill for resumption "i F"Iuh-
tnry "nlsrpl"utS in tn" p"it''c-tImc army
which would H.. restricted Ia IN" maxi
mum Of iII.n"n men huih"r'Z'7t In III"
na Tinnal Cirt"u:;,' act nf 1915.
Tho Scrai" measures now goes l" con-
ference AMI VIII b'r'"n" "fI"rtlN" hihh
its approval hy IrcS Id'nt Wilson
TIL" army hill ais" Was adopted ny
The house without Il record vote anu
now goes To tho SrnaI" with its COM
PISTON thcrr nj this session regarded
by man; leader; ~ doubtful. Il car
RIGS a total of $l.U70. Nnh.0h0 Tor the
war department for tho twelve months
after June 80.
II WAS explained by members NJ 'A''
house that tn" scna'r mtl did not Il, :
feet tn" present war-tim" army which
under the sclcctivc service act must u"
dnmohiliz"d within four months after
peace is formally declared by Prcs'-
Dental proclamation. Decision of IN"
house To consider the senate measure
was by a vote % IL To lb2.
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new ATHENS

Reuben King and wife. who have been
spending the past winter monthS III
Canton. returned home last week.
Paul Tanner and Charles Goodrich r."
turned home after receiving their ol::-
charge PAPERS from southern camps
Private Tanner was In the navy ana fri
vatn Goodrich was in the heavy aTtii-
Nell Able and David Lyle made busi-
moss trip to Cadiz Monday.
Rev. ]. G. Spring. former pastor OF
the NJ. E. church. was here last week
from Camp Merritt. New Jersey. where
no Is connected with the 7. N. e. n.
wor kat that camp.
Miss Mabel Watson entertained the
mem bcfs Of the Fancywork club at mr.
homo on Tuesday evening.
William Crook and son Harold. or
Cadiz were here last week visiting with
his mother. Mrs. James Cook. Private
France.
n business caller in town Tuesday:
Bert Harris was a business cnller In
Wheeling on Wednesday,.
John Watson was in CadiZ last week
on business.
Tho repairs on tho NJ. F.. parsonage arc
being rushed through rapidly by the
large for of carpenters ::
Miss Mabel Watson visited Win ner
sister. Mrs. John Fl. Morgan. near ralr~
point last week.
@. r. McFaddcn made business trip
10 Cadiz on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. +, Mills OF York were
calling on friends in town last week.
Mrs Mills will be remembered az MISS
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.LUDENDORFF ORDERED
OUT BY THE SWEDES

COPENHAGEN. Feb. 1S.--Gcncral
IAdendorff the former head or IN"
German military system. who sought an
asylum in Sweden after the German rev
olution will b. obliged to leave that
country this week. according I" "A telc-
gram from Mulmn. Sweden is said TO
have refused General l.udcndorffS ap-
plicGtjon for a renewal of his permit 10
remain in the county. Friday. February
81. is the date set for his departure.
(Rcports from Berlin last month said
that General Ludendnrti had arrived
there and was living in seclusion. The
government having declined his services.
Apparently. however. this report was an
nrroneou.s one.)
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Jennie Alien, a student at Franklin col

Jennie Alien. student at Franklin coll
lege.
Abner Dickerson Of cadz was bust
ness caller in town on last Thursday.
Misses Edith and Louanna Campbei,
Of near Flushing visited with thtI
aunt. Mrs. Hoguc. and attended the lee
ture course on Thursday evening:
Private Harold Hall of this place re-
turned home from France on WednSs-
pany all feeling fine and enjoyed TIC
trip across the pond.
The Zedeler Symphonic Quintet. con-
cert organization OF the Cleveland bc.
reau. the fourth hummer Of the lecture
course. was given in the college audi
torjun on Thursday ecvninG before q
crowded house All the members OF this
organization arc artists or splendid az
tainments. All those present een,oysd
the program throughout, and IL was
said il was the best musical entertain
mcnt ever given in the college ahdlto'
rum.
in Pittsburgh for the past several days.
returned home the last Of the week
Charles Vanhorn. who is employed w
the Wheeling Traction Lines as con.
ductor was home last week visiting
Mrs. D. A. Burdette is spending the
winter with her daughter and son after
visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Netti:
Carpenter. who lives near Rochester. \.
Y. She left for New York City; whore
She will spends the balance Of the win
ter months with her son, Ira Burdettc.
who is employed in the lumber business
in that city.
John Shrodcs was in Cadiz Friday en-
business.
Miss sarah McCu;lough was shopping
IN CadiZ Friday.
Kirk Douglas. who has been visiting
friends in Bcllaire, returned home last
week.
Mrs. A. B. Tubbs was shopping IN
Cadiz on Friday.
Rev. J. c. McClintock. pastor Of TIE
United Presbyterian church. handed IL
his resignation last Sunday, TO take cl-
feet the second Sunday Of March, Rev.
McClintock resigns from his work here
On account of i'll health and will take up
work closer and more convenient; TO hiS
home. which is in Pittsburgh. He VIII
preach al Meridian. Pa. from which
place he can go to and from BY street.
car line
Miss Ethel Caldwell. Miss Manic
Clark. Miss Sarah Caldwell and MIS-.
Mary Gregg. all OF Bannock- Ohio. Wis
tied at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chol-
mers Glispcy asst week
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GOVERNOR CORNNELL VETOE9
THE RACE COMMISSION BILL

iilcd. alleging thal Lawrence plcr"inStI
rnnccalS assets Of "SIat" SGT for hear
ing February -. 1919. at 10 Il. IN. tilA-
tinns ordered and isi*u"d 10 sheriff. Con-
tinu.d.
I.clnd"r Davis. Decreased. Demurrer
filed l'!- "NHcutriX In exceptions iil"l by
l."n"lla Davis Mrtr"drri,h Ia final a.
COUNT Set t"r hr;lriu:: February ~.
1919. ut ! y. IN.
John N"zi"r. Decreased. ''ause further
heard on application t"'adinii VIII I"
probate and upon testimony "f witnesses
hrrrtutntr taken reduced I" writing and
flied. Nntirr of appeal b.? Sava N"zi"a-
Appeal bond flied III thu SUM "t SIn.
Steve S;afania. d"r";tScd. lr""f or
publication 81 motto" of appointment
filed. approved AMI record ordered.
Robert H. t.n::icharrlt deceased. l'ro"t
cs publication of motto" "f appointments
filed. approved AMI record ordered.
Vim w Owrn*. deceased. l'r"of or
publication nj motto" of appointment
filed, approved and record ordered
Letitia Dixon deceased. Proof of pub
LEGATION Of motto" nt appointment tlcd.
approved and record ordered.
Daniel ". James. deceased. Arpllca-
ton filed for appointment OF "N"cntrlN-
No bond required. Appointment Uat'"'
letters ordered and issued. Inventory or
dcred. order issued
Adam Har.:n, deceased. Order OF pri-
waite sale of Cities Service common stock
returned and flied endorsed with report
of sale. Sale confirmed and record or
dered
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CHARLESTON. W. Va. Feb. lS.-Gov-
ernor Cornwcll this afternoon returned
to the senate the GrIob'c state racing
commission bill with his first veto mos
sage Of the session. which h" said he
did with my very cordial d:sSlpp:nr;Ll.
Senator Gribbl" later said an ctinTe
would be madeNto pass the oil over ~"
veto.
- Complying with tn" constitutional re-
duirement that he stat: his reasons trr
Disappearing = bill. Governor CornTHti
says: II do that vary frankly. but | hop"
no member will conStruc anything
may say rs q r"fi"ctuu On his action IN
supporting the measure "r on the mo
.ttveS which inspired t:lat support.
II feel that its real purpose :uld Ger
tain effect 4 it becomes 4 law. have nor
been understood. and appreciated oE
the members al. the senate. by IN" news
.napcrS and by the perpi" OF the state.
Otherwise there would have gone up u
protest against il tina; would har" sur
red the state from ono end to the other.
- The bill. If it becomes law over my
objection. will lrgaiiz" gambling IN It's
most hidcouS. in ITS largest and most oe-
lnoraliziug form
1t would max" a monopoly o. GER
tain kind Of gambling 1T races through
the utilization O.: certain machines.
whose ownership and control present an
interesting question. ION" the Legislature
might inquire into Il it should be deter
mined to make this measure 4 lay.
These Paris mutual usachin"sA gam
bling devices, are to b. operated under
rules to be laid down by a state racing
commission TO BE- appointed within the
very brief period of fift&cn days after
The act becomes effective. by the state
tax commissioner. This bill II 4 law.
will not only make the state tn" stake
holder in the biggest OF all gambling
xames, but 1t makes it the manager OF
the game and allows it to take 4 rake
off Of one per cent. an Insignificant per-
centage for the dirty work to b. done.
Every misguided person who gam
.bles away q dollar on a horse race. under
this act, on one of the Paris mutual ma
chimes which the state will indirectly
operate, will, in his hours OF regret ano
rer1orse. reflect upon the fact that the
state of West Virginia legaliSed the ma
chine and robbed him and that the state
took a part Of his money as its toa;
The legislature and the courts nave
outiawed the slot machipcS and the gam
bling houses. yet this bill legolizes
gambling machine that will take into It's
capacious nav not pennies or nicSeta,
but dollars by the hundred and by mo
thousand
T do not believe the people Of West
Virginia want revenue derived from the
.sarning table do not believe they
want the state to conduct gambling
game and take a rakc-off from It. II
they do they should require the agent or
owner Of the machine to pay IN part
of Ids percentage also. If they do want
It they must get it without my consent
or approval.
:. 'sY we are to raise revenue in that way
why not legaliZe slot machines. open up
poker and faro joints. establish roulette
wheels and 20 into the business on
big scale? Why b. a piker?
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ST. CLAIRSVlLLE
Probate Court.

! lydia A Cole, deceased. VIII and CO.
1icil and application to probate filed
with waivers of notice. Testimony OF
witnesses taken. reduced to writing and
filed viii and codicil admitted to pro-
bate and record ordered.
. Clarence Mayberry. a minor. Final &C
count filed. set for hearing March ~.
1918. Notice ordered and continued
Henry K. Reid. deceased. Inventory
filed. approved and ordered recorded
W. D. Johnson. deceased: Inventory
filed. approved and ordered recorded.
James Gampieris. deceased. Inventory
filed, approved and ordered recorded.
Frank Pagot. deceased. Application
filed for authority to settle claim Tor
damages for wrongful death Settlement
authorized.
: Albert Zelinski. deceased. Application
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WAR THREATENED
BETWEEN NICARAGUA
AND COSTA RIGA

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1S.--Eight thou
sand Costa Rican troops have been mobi-
llzad on the border between Costa aca
and Nacauraugua and threaten the in
vaSon OF the latter county. Dispatches
TO the NacaurauEuan legation today an
nouncing this threat 10 the peace of
Central America. said the leader Of the
troops was Julian Irias. premier Of Mic
uurau qua under the Zclaya government
which was uvcr-thrown by revolution
ten years ago
II WAS said in some quarters that.
Nicaurauguc would look to the United
States for protection in event she WAS
attacked.
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BEST MEDICINE Of ALL
FOR 1 SICK STOMACH

life VIZ will refund just double what
they cost you" Since then Burto1e
Tablets hav" won 4 we'll deserved repu-
tation. They are sold everywhere now.
Progressive druggists recommend fhrm
because the guarantee Still remains
lrnub what tho tube costs you lt Str
ton" Tablets fail IT, do the work brttfr'
quicker and NOR" satisfactory in every
VA! than anything YOU ever LOOK IN
your life. BUY n zoe tube. Especial
pruphlnt Of interest to women in ear h
iuhc) Get tub. now. Take n tablet.
Another innight The make the aton-
nch 'hc right.
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Thirty Alien Advocates
Of Revolt to Be Deported

CLEVELAND. Feb. lS.-Thirty alien
advocates Of open revolt. according to
federal authorities. and all under indici-
ment for disseminating revolutionary
propaganda throughput Northern Ohio.
are to be deported from Cleveland by the
Unit cd States government
Each of the men will b. tried IN
federal court for the Grim" hc is charG-
cd with" said District Attorney Wertz.
but regardless of whether we are able
to convict them Of violating the cSpion-
age act, We shall have them dcportcd.
The deportation OF the men We now
have under arrest is only the beginning
OF campaign to protect the American
institutions from foreign-born agIta,-
orS."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-19
Declares Price of Steel
Products Must Be Cut

CLEVELAND. Feb. lS.-Thirty-five
me mbers of the Pressed Metal aSSocia-
ton. which uses approximately 100000
tons of sheet. strip and plate steel L
year in producing stampinGs of all
kinds. met here today and issued 4
statement that prices Of steel and steel
products must DO reduced Immediately
il business is to revive and these r"duc-
tions must be made before Other newt
able rcadjustmcntS tending 10 lower
prices can BE- madc. The association
favors Immediate action in order to re-
liove unemployment.
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Private George Brown arrived nome
Monday after spending two years IN ser
vice as cook. He received his honorahle
discharge from Camp Sherman.
Private Brown left here mt the begin
ming of the war, cnlistinE from Parkers.
burg. and was stationed ut Camp Shelby
after which he was sent overseas.
Private Brown has been real busy
since his arrival telling Of his expert
cnce while in service
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Here on FurlouEh.

Private Lionel Andrews. Of Camp Lee.
is spending seven day furlouEh here
with his parents. He states that he
likes army life fine. and that 1t Ger.
lninly agrees with him as ne never had
better health He also states that he
does not know when he. will be released.
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BIG OIL FIRE

WARREN. Pa. Feb. iS.--l'our con-
dcnscrs and four stills of tho Superior
oil works hero. containing 1000 barrels
Of oil in the process of refining. were
destroyed BY lire tonight. Tho explosion
preceded the fire. which was spectacu-
lar. the flames lcaping high into the
uir
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pRIGIBLE RECORD.

CAPE MAY. y. j.. Feb. lS.-Rrmain-
ing alufl for 80 hours and minutes,
under the most unfavorable weather
conditions. thr naval drigiblc CO last
week established what is claimed to be
a worlds endurance record for the nom
rigid type of balloon. Details of the
Hi ght became known for the first time
Today. Ensign Clarence w. Tyndail. OF
NeW York " as in command.
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10 yERD1cT REACHED.

NEW YORK. Feb. l9.-Aftcr dcliher-
ating for nearly Is hours without reach
ing verdict. the federal jury which
has been considering tho cast Of Scott
Nearing. former university professor
charged with violating the espionage
act, was ordered locked up at l o'clock
by Judge Mayer
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INDICTED FOR CONSPIRACY.

ATLANTA Ca. Feb. 1S.-John G..
Pasco and S. l.. Dickcy. officials Of the
P;,sco Tool company. of Atlanta. were
indicted to-day by II federal grand jury
on charges Of conspiracy TO dcfraud the
government in the sale Of equipment 20
the military repair plant ut Camp JPs-
SUP. n"ur here. Pasco was released on
81 600 bond for trial. Dickey was said
to be out Of the city.
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Entertained Aid.

Mrs Merton Carroll entertained the
members OF District No. or the Ladlcs
Aid Society OF the ". Il. church lasS
evening at her home on Marshall street
After tho business matters were attend
cd to the remainder Of the evening was
spent in various amuScmcnts. The
guests wcrc shown into tho dining room
HI a lato hour and tempting luncheon
was served
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Druggist Says Burtone Seems Favorite,
Only Thing on HIS Shelf Guaran-
teed to Do the Work.
oHE TONIGHT MAKES
TEE STOMACH RIGHT.

After selecting Burton" Tablets ~ The
best posi- bic remedy for weak. sour.
gassy stomach. htichInE spells. head
aches and kindred troubles arising out of
disordered stomach. TN" United Stor"
company Told their customers: IF Fur
tone Tablets don't do tho work better
than anything you ever took III your
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Will Battle weusburg.

This evening the cI-high basketbaN
team OF this city will battle the Wells
burg Independent quintet. in the wells
burg bowl. Much interest has ocen
shown and the cx-highs are going with
the termination of carrying home the
vicinity. a group Of rooters Will &C
company the team. which will put more
enthusiasm in the players.
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EOTE HAPPY

The inevitable bore intrudcd himself
upon our long suffering editor. and as
he turned on his revolving chair ynu
might have seen locks of hair srivelling
up and dropping out as he rushed To-
wards tn" premature badness.
How do YOU do" said the caller.
Two lust a word or two 10 say 10 you.
"Delighted. I'm sure. Ia hear them.
butt
''Oh. il won't sake long.
won't il" Well. I'll tell YOU what.
Here's my dictanhonc. You 20 out into
tn, next room and talk into il. When
c-cr YOU want NOR" cylinders just ring
~" bell. lust as soon ms ! get tune
I'll grino; il out again. and III the mean
time We can both I've happy.
Buy WAR SAVINGS STAMFS-
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M HEADACHE Or
NEURALGIA PAIN
GET A 10 Gent PACKAGE OF Oh.
JAMES HEADACHE POWDERS
AND DON'T SUFFER-.

When your head aches you simply
must have relief or you will 20 villa.
It's needless to suffer when you can
take IL remedy like DR.. james Headache
Powders and relieve the pain and ncu-
ralEia at once. Send some one to the
drug store now for a dime package OF
DR.. James Headache Powders, Don't
suffer Il, few moments you will feel
fine-hcadsche gone--no more neuralgia
pain