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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-11
Bad Sickness
Caused by
|oI1-Stomach

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~ - - l1veg sometimes even ceDarrh Of
0oeD sbd Intestinal uIceu and cancer.
~ oee not feeling night. zee Il Il isn't
41o0oen that b the cause OF pour III
3oke EATONlC. the wuodeftui mod
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~ nd surely relieve Ne pain. b)oat.
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40 - that you can ct full strength
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opnortuntty Circle Picnic.

The members OF the Opportunity circle
of the Vance Memorial church at Woods
dale will enjoy delightful outing TINS
afternoon. They will meet at the churtV
AT 1870 o'clock and 20 TO sunny knol'.
the rcsldcnc" Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Klein at Glcnwood, where the afternoon
and evening Will l." spent. An interest
ing program has been arranged. Il 1ca'-
turc Of which Will hr the playlct. The
Missionary Cllnir." Mrs. Edward Peddi-
cord has been IN charge OF the arrange
mcnts for this. and the following is inc
cast OF characters:
Doctor Mrs. Edward Pcddlcord
Nurse ............ Mrs. Harry Humphrey
Paticnts-Mrs. Harry SChauilcr, MIS-
Charles Frank. Mrs. Howard Ooer-
man Ms. Charles Flanagan. Mrs. W.
G. knoblaugh, Miss Halle Baird and
Miss Ann EIdgley
This Is a clever little play dealing
with tho various ailments OF tn" pa
ticntS which keep them from doing mis-
sionary work The doctor prescrIhcS
cures for their ailments by quoting
Bible verses. Th" program will be con-
cludcd by the singing OF L solo by Mrs
Humphrey
Following the program the baskets
which the ladies will take with mem
will be opened and n genuine picnic sup
per will be enjoyed. Later IN" evening
will be spent in a variety of social diver
siuns. About nifty ladies will enjoy TINS
novel outdoor affair. which will b" the
regular meeting Of the circle. The affair
will not be postponed N case OF ram.
for the spacious Nrraudu Will aCc"mmo-
date the guests.
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BUSINESS WOMEN
Of wv, c. A, OUTING

The business Won"n's Club Of the
Y. W. I. A. arc planning delightful
evening for next Tuesday. MEMBERS OF
the club are 10 met al Ia" \. w. {.
A at $50 sharp and are 10 b" convey
ed 10 the He!nleIu farm On fho -.
Clairsyille road. 4 picnic supper Will
be served at the cottage after which
Miss Martha Ross. who represented
the club at the Business AMI rr"r"ssion-
al Womcn's Confercnc" last week IN
Cincinnati will Civ" her report All
business women wishing to attend must
register at the Y. ". {. \. office before
Monday noon. The committee on ar
engagements consists OF Miss l.or"k 4
Schuttler Mss Mary Barry Miss Eli
zahcth wickham. Miss Ncil" Lyle. Miss
Nellie Sharrcr. Miss Eta Roberts and
Miss Neil" Rumble.
z. W. c. A. Notes.
Two conference delegations. each
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other games will furnish IN" diversions
for the evening. Mrs. Charles Dick
man VIII BE- IN rhHrc" Of IT," dhn".nE
and she has invited tho m"mhcrS "f th''
HIGH School Alumni Association 10 u"
present with their friends.
Tn" following ladies VIII b" IN
charge OF tn" other entertainments:
Ecfr"shmcnt tabl"-Mi$s Mari" Lame.
Curds-MIss Z.ta Clarii".
Fancy table-Mrs. Edward Joyce.
Parcel Post-Mrs. Joseph Doyle and
Miss Margaret Doyle.
The proceeds from this event VIII b"
added to the fund for IN" r"furniSh-
! !ui. Of the home for the HrotA"rS.
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HELPED HT1 LITTLE ox1x.

Children need all their strength 70
growing. A lingo ling cold weAkA
them so that the system IS open TO -
tack by more serious sickness. NJ
Amanda Flint. Route 4, New Phila0r!s
phia, Ohio, writes: "Foley's Honey an
Tar cured my little girl Of the WORT
tickling cough. had tried many thinee
and found nothing to help me until got
Foley's Honey and Tar" gives immAat.
ate relief from distressing. racking, teef,
ing coughs; soothes and heals. Goodk1l
colds, Group and whoopinE-cough. 0sh
everywhere. 40
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Stallman. Mr.. II. J. Hoffman entertain
I'd a party Of four. Mr. Henry StlteI
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. steven
son. Mr.. and Mrs. }. J. Holloway ana
Misses Holly md Wayne Patterson
formed a congrnIal party. Mr.. and Mrs.
Stopp ard son was another party. MT.
and Mrs. w r.. ROwnd and TWO children
formed party. Mrs. Kent Hail ana
Miss sophie Fusion Woods d!ncd To-
gcthcr Mr.. and Mrs. q. Il. German Oh
New York City, and Mr.. Hiram Iaylor
were also among the diners.
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tendance were:
AiCSdanlCS
Soldiers Honored.

Mr. and Mrs. G""rr" l.. EoFrkI"r Wrr"
host and h"Si"SS At II charming dinner
party last nirht III the Old St"n" House
a, Kuurv~ Point The affair was mr.
RANGED in hon"r "r M"SSrS Edward and
George Xu"ckl"r, who hav" recently re-
Iurnr, hnrn,. from S"rVlC" overseas with
TN. Am,rIram rNp"d.ti"nary force. Gar
den fIuw,rs formed L pretty c"ntcrpi"cc
and covers We're laid for the following
McsdamcS and Mcssrs.:>
Arthur II Xo.ckI"r George XOcCklcr. Jr.
Jrhn r. ZOoCklcr Paul Partznld
Edward J. Xu"Cklcr Geo. l.. TocCkler. Sr.
Misses.
Catherine XO"ckl"r Hllda Pactzold
Master Arthur ZOcCklcr. Jr.
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Ladies' Entertained.

Tho members If the WOrncn'S Bible
class and the Ladies' Aid society Of
the buckley Methodist Episcopal church
Of Fdgwuud w"r" entertained with Al 'ic.
lightful informal party last night at
IN" hum" Of Mrs. Margaret f.. LiL on
of Locust avenue. LcnoN. The rooms
were decorated for tho occasion with 4
prufuSiun If mUltI-rulrr"d garden flow
rrs and IN" porch was adorned with
ruttrd plants and flowers. \ hr,"t
BUSINESS session was held following
which an interesting program az music
was enjoyed. Th" serving Of Il dainty
luncheon was the concluding feature Of
the evening.
Those IN attendance were:
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MITE. pibhle Honored.

Another affair was added to the series
Of delightful compliments for MT. ana
Mrs. Floyd Dibblc of Flint. Mich, who
are visiting in the city. when Miss CoN
b. Sloan entertained with an informal
dinner party last night at the Morgan
inn at West Alexander. The party ID
tored to the resort. and following the
dinner an interesting program was en-
joycd.
The following attended: Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd pibble, Mr.. and Mrs. John Sloan.
Miss Cora 90. Sloan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-20
Commencement Exercises.

Comics Of the following invitation
have been received by friends and rcla-
tivrs of the graduates:
The Sisters Of Divine Providence and
the Graduating Class Of Nineteen
Nineteen
st. AlphonsuS' School
Wheeling. West Virginia,
request your presence at the
High Mass and Comforting OF Honors
Tuesday morning. June the twenty
fourth
al mn" o'clock
ST. Alphonsus' Church
Graduates.
Stella r. Marker Alma V. Paul
Esther I Kitscn dorothy &.
Regina VI. hughes kolodZejcyk
Mary T. Erbachcr Bertha u. SLorch
Stephens-Bruhn Wedding.
An interesting but quiet wedding was
solcmnlzcd yesterday at the home OF
tho bride IN EdSingtun Lane when Miss
Mabel Bruhn became the bride of Mr..
Ray stephens. Of Pittsburgh. Rev. r.. q.
Howard pastor Of the First EnGIISh
church performed the ceremony Mt lO:do
o'clock IN tho presence of only the faml-
lies and intimate friends of the prlncl-
pics.
The bride wore a gown OF white gcor'
Cc,rc and sweetheart roses and valley
lilies formed her corsaGc bouquet. There
were no attendants.
4 wedding breakfast was served 1ol'
lowing the ceremony and later IN the
day, Mr. and Mrs stephens left on ar
extended trap which will include tIcNc'
land. Buffalo, Niagara Falls and vii
terminate at Detroit. Mich, where inc!
will reside Tho bride travc..2g cos
tuInc was a blu" tricotlnc suit with a!
accessories Of corresponding color.
TIL" bride is n daughter OF Mrs. 'cce-
liza Bruhn. OF EdGinEton Lane and has
been n teacher IN IN" l;dEinGton schooI
for some time. The groom Is wei
known mechanical engineer OF Pitts
burgh.
the following announcements have
been issued:
Mrs. Cecilia Bruhn
announce the marriage /
Of her daughter -.
Llabcl Cecilia ,''I't
to 'EMM
Mr. Ray stephens :.
Thursday, June 10, 1919. ~:
At Homo -
Detroit. Mich. -
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Country Club Votes.

Tho Country Club had It's usual num-
bcr OF small dinner parties last night.
Each day business men and tami!Ics
motor to tn" hill top resort 10 rartakc
OF the splendid dinners and enjoy IN"
cooling brrrze and many attractions Of
fcrcd.
Mr. W. H. Abbott was the genial host
10 Mr.. j. y. M"rriman and Mr.. Harry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-20
Day Nursery,

The members of the board Of directors
Of the Day Nursery will meet IN their
regular monthly session this afternoon.
Mrs Jacob birmingham will preside and
n good attendance is desired. as many
important business matters are TO be
discussed.
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WE HAVE TO DOUBLE OUR cAPA-
CITY AS THE PUBLIC RECOGNIZED
THE QUALITY OF OUR PRODUCTS
AND WE WERE SOLD OUT EARLY
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON. EVERY
CUSTOMER WILL BE TAKEN CARE
OF TODAY. FEDERAL SYSTEM OF
BAKERIES, llo9 MARKET STREET.
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PIANO STUDENTS
GIVE REC|T Al
At CARROLL CLUB
HALL IS CROWDED WITH MUSIC
LOVERS TO HEAR PUPILS OF
MRS. LAURA MAC GNNIS,
Affair was We'll Handled And Pupils
Displayed Much Skin and Accomp-
ushment.


TIL" pupils of Mrs. Laura Mac Ginms.
students in plan" music. gave r''l'a,
n, the Carroll club last night. The hall
was crowded with host Of friends OF
the nartiripautS in tho musicals.
The program was very delightful and
well arranged. and the pupils showed
! Crra; skill and accomplishment.
Several very fIno classic numbers
were given by n" more advanced mem
h"rs If tn" class. chief among which
! were tn" always popular Rhapsodi" Hon
groiS" No. II. IiSZt. ElSa'S' Dream and
I1,hrnGrin'S R"pr""f from I~"h"nGrin
transcription by List. luGolctto. Verdi
all played with finish nT1 accuracy.
Miss Bernie" Farmer was especially
good IN h,r Interpretation "f the Verdi
number. R,golrtto. in which the four
voices Of the quartet" were heard very
distinctly. Her UClav" choral work ana
runs being particularly clear and fluent,
Her accompaniment work in III" I-ohen-
, grin number and "Inrk. IIark. tho Lark"
was likewise very good.
The Hungarian IshapSodie was played
with finish and style by Miss Ruin
Riley.
Little Miss Fdvthc Linton. one OF the
younger pupils. distinguished her self by
her clever rendition OF Mountain
Echoes in which tho rChoing tones
wcr" brought out very distinctly.
One OF the closing numbers Of tho
programme" was very "xquisitcly given
intcrprctativc dance by Miss Margaret
Englcr. expressly" Schubert list ar
ranccmcnt of "Iinrk. Ilark The Lark.
In this number Miss EnEl"r was inc
pcrSoni cation of grace ana the poetry
az motion.
The program in full is given below:
Grand Imperial March. 1890. Drumheiler
G"org" Randolph Worls.
Merry Sailors. ......,..... .EnGlcWann
carroll BrandfaSS
Little Hero March. ................ orr
Nellie ilciSer
Smile Waltz. .......,....'... Mack
Helen Foster. Fay Dalton. halhrFh HESS
Jcssaminc. ..... -. 49,. .fo~cH
Molli" M"h"n
Woodruff 49,. 49,. O.. ..SmallwooG
James YounGman
Slurnbcr Song. Gurlett
Madrlyn I:vcl
Brides Waltz ..................M Mack
Vera Higgins. Mildred fc2Eo, Esther
l<nabe
Sweet Dreams. ..................l Tango
Katherine knabc
| Christian Endcavor March. .........E oy
Robert Wurtbachcr
| Gitana. ..... $500. -.... Helms
Helen Ncitzcl
Waltz. -. O.. .StreADors
Marian WclShans. Margaret knabe.
Frances Burke
Mountain Echoes. Dellafield
Edyth Linton
When Evening Shadows Fail Ffeldhouse
Margaret NottS
| Pandora March. Drumheller
Madolyn WurtZhaCh"r. Madeline john
son. Hazel Mchcn
| Concert ValSr. .............F 1eldhouse
| MlIdrHd koScnllco
| Whispering of Homo: ...... Richie
| Thclma Caldwell
| Diamond SchottiSCho. ..... .Fng1rmann
| Katherine DriScoll, Martha Wilson
Come Back To Erin. khue
Grace Meyer
Scarf Dance ..............C hamInade
Mildred Colts
Forest Home March,. stephenson
! Florence MalSccd. l"lvcra Mclcher'
| Hazel M"hcn
| Rhapsod!c HonETolS". No. H.. List
Ruth Riley
| Comedy MonoloEu". ...'... -
| Margaret MC|ihhahan
| kohcngrin: ElSas Dream. 1899. wagner
| Loh"ngrin's Rcproof. .......-. wagner
Nina Jasper
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neli0htful Dinner Party.

Dinner parties seem to be IN" la'or-
cd attraction for the warm evenings aon
the Country Cub is popular resort lot
the motorists to dine. ono OF inc very
charpinG parties arranged LOT Ias'
nigh; was that Of Mr.. and Mrs. Single
ton Paul.. The table decorations were
garden flowers and covers were ia'u -0'
Mcsdamcs and Messrs:
Carl q. Schmidt. f. a. hilorctn' 49,
Joseph Holloway. singleton raoii'
Joseph Spcidcl. Jesse BLOCH
McSdamcs:
u,aorord zoceIcr Miss Dorothy Bio.
W " uoloIwav. Mr.. Harvey Polloc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-20
Garden Party Today.

Everything is now IN readiness for the
garden PARTY which will be held this
evening under the auspices of the Delta
rN"Iarcn circle of Kings Daughters OF
:thc First Presbyt erian church. This at
tractive affair will be held on the lawn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-20
Misa Hartina Ronored.

0r. and Mrs. q. W. Burdats enter
tanned with charming dinner party
last night at tho Old Stone House IN
honor Of Miss Mac Harkins, whose we'd
ding will be an interesting nuptial
event Of the late summer. The table
was ccntcrcd with a magnificent oou-
ouct Of white maRnolias and covers
Ucrc laid for the following:
Misses
Mao IIarkins Elizabeth Burdats
RlonrhC Harkins Mary Rurdats.
Nova Brcncman OF DR.. and Mrs. o. w.
Illinois BurdatS.
Luther League Party.
Tho members OF tho Luther League
of tho ST. Paurs church OF bridgeport,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-20
Garden Party.

There Will h.. a garden party given
on the lawn surrounding the h"tH" OF
the Xavcrian Brothers on Thirteenth
street on July .. Dancing. cards and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-20
Family Dinner Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Iirady entertained
with n small dinner party IN honor OF
Colonel and Mrs. Mitchell. VIII" are their
guests for som" time. Colonel Mltchcll
has recently returned from france
The party was given AT the 'pld SION"
Housc NJ Roncys POINT. The following
were in attendance:
Col. and Mrs. Miss Alic" Rrady
Mitchell Mr. and MIS-. J. I.
Miss Hester Brady BRADY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-20

Man was mad" ir-JI clay, but woman
was made from ROME and there's no
r"m"dcling her. Husbands please copyD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-20
DE'RWiL.L,0

Whit"nS the skin. Stays on all day:
instantly bCaUtIfI"S the complex ion. \
DIP IN the ocean will not effect II. Not
only absolutely harmless. but is an CX-
Cellcnt tonic for the skin. Druggists
refund the money If 1t fails.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-20
Seud-oH Ptcnio.

The members Of the Federation OF In-
dustrial clubs Of the Y. w. c. A.. helA .
merry picnic last evening on the leNn
surrounding the home Of Miss Emma
Shepherd on the Island. The detp-
dates who will leave this morntngsat9
attend the convention at Oxford, Oh1o,
were the honor guests at this gaseor-
ling which was in the nature OF . Son.
off party. A picnic luncheon was sacR.
cd out doors at o'clock folloWtne
which an evening Of varied social q.
versions was enjoyed. a&
The delegates are: !.
Misses: 80
Ruth Robinson, Blanche Attingofs
Naomi william Ellen Roth,
son. Marie Otto. s
Mary Rocco, Gertrude Kniren,
Julia Barr. Delphia Van SyclN
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surrounding the church and church
house. Japanese lanterns will be tenn
porarily connected. and they will lend a
note OF color 10 the scene. An interest
ing musical program has been arranged
which Will include music by the choir.
the Sunday school orchestra and several
several selections by the ukelcle girls.
MISS Doris Gibson has had charge or the
arrangements for IN" program.
BESIDES tho entertainment there Will
be many other attractions. various
booths will be erected. and here home
made candy. cake and other ';ood things
Will be on sale. The ladies who are in
charge Of the entire affair are the fol-
lowing:
Mrs. William Wright. leader.
Misses Else Cook
Doris Gibson Alma bolton
Jane Barry Henrietta Fair
Dorothy Greig MFSoaIncS-
Elizabeth liupp Howard obcrulSh
Katherine Mitchell William Nett
Helen Bailey Harold Sills
Geneva Young Gladstone 1eWcA
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we're entertained with q chafmme
party Wednesday night at the homo OF
Earl Davis in Bridgeport. The ait
celebrated the birthday anniverSaS
of Miss Margarie Kayser. Miss RoSyaa
Wcinzcrid and Mr.. Earl Davis, memel
of tho league whose birthdays occer.
ed this month. An enjoyable eveese
.of varied social pastimes was concs4es
cd with the serving Of daAty
IuIchcon. There was Atrty.DosNn
young people in attendance
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School Party.

The residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. lau'
Q Rrymann on Fifteenth street was
the scene Of Il gay group of young f"lKs
yesterday afternoon when Misses Louise
and Paula Evymann entertained inc
members OF tho classes of tn" MISS
Bertha Wilson school Of WoodlaWn. Ju'
ycnilc games and other interesting pas
times were INDUCED in by tho guests
and dainty refreshments were served al
o'clock. The following children. thu
members Of the three juvenile classes
were the guests:
Misses
EiizabcIh Rurt Eleanor Abbott
Mark koaA SMary Cameron
Elizabeth Koch Betty Young
Eeycrhc Hubbard Martha Fulton
Mary I,Omar Theodore Williams
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Alumni Boat Ride.

The members of the Wheeling Hlgh
School Alumni Association are planning
for a boat rice which will be held Mon
day evening on the Verne Swain. Dane
inr music will be the interesting
nos,imcs Of trh evening and many. arc
eagerly anticipating the affair.
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composed Of Y ". G. A. girls leave the
city today. Mss KATHERINE" Scott i'i'
for Madison on tn" LAX" tins morning
with ii>r rn' mhcrs Of tn" High Srh""!
club Misses Dorothy All"n, N!rG.hit
Early. Dorothy Bell. Marie l.owcry ana
Ethel May CORNISH. TIL" conference
which they Will ATTEND Will b" IN sos
sion i week
MISS Ruth Robinson. accompanied ny
g; ght young womcn--"ach r"prrS'ai-
tativc Of an Industrial club l"aE" 70
night for oxford. Ohio. 10 h" in attend
anc" al the annual Industrial CONFER
enc" IN session there. Each or these
groups nay" been drilled in SPECIAL
songs and stunts. both p"rtraHthg III"
actIviti"s If thu Wheeling !. w. {. y.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-20

Ston" House. Ron"y's Point. Tea Room
and Antique Shop. Chicken and Waf-
fcl or Ham Egg and Germ oak" dinners
to rider. Trl"phon" ?lSH Elm Grove
FRANK EilltHART. Prop.
uy-2G lru,,
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1919-04-09

o.
ali Of the GLOBE
Insert Philadelphia Chairman Of the Joint
o M. e.
of what the
Methodist held July will
Bishop
Washington Bishop Wane India Earl Taylor director general OF the
Philadelphia; Edgar
Bake Chicago and Cushman New York speakers they have
still visit
celebration
which
Columbus from all
The spacious buildings
ton This will visualize aymen
fidelity and detail of world exposition the natives OF the
IN which the Methodist church
will be set forth all the work this Essentially the world
Mehodism will brought Columbus
all
itations
Two special being A
celebration of
together Of all the nations of
order
organized
tions already throughout
United States.
Dickson organizing secretary Centenary Celebration
occupying entire
of assistants to take
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1919-04-09
FAIR EXCHANGE
A New Back fOr an Old Onc---HoW
"a Hartford Resident Made
Bad Back Strong.

The back aches at times with a
dull understandable feeling, making
YOU weary and restless; piercing
pains shoot across the region of the
kidneys, and again the loins are so
lame that to stoop is agony. No
use to rub or apply plaster to the
back if the kidneys are weak. You
cannot reach the cause. Follow
the example of this Hartford citizen
Miss Emma +. Park, Washington
St., Hartford says: FROM time to
time suffered with a duh backache.
Al these time I have had dizzy spells
and black spots appear before IA!
eyes. Ny kidneys have been diSor'
dered also, and ! have been caused
a great deal Of annoyance on this
account. have gotten up IN the
morning feeling tired and worn-out,
have found that Doan's Kidney
Pills did me a lot of good whenever
suffered in that way and consider
them an excellent kidl2y medicine
Plicc COc ct all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Deans Kidney Pills-the same
that Miss Park had, Fostor-Milburr
Co., Props, Buffalo, n. \.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1919-04-09
Do NOT THINK YOU
HAVE DONE ENOUGH
FOR YOUR COUNTRY
Rabbi Leon Harrison, Noted Temple
Israel Pastor, Pleads for
More Service. .,---,,-

Rabbi Leon Harrison, noted pastor
of Temple Israel, st. Louis, who has
delivered ringing addresses through
out the nation in all war activities, has
driven home his first nail in the Gov
ernments platform of the Victory Lib
erty Loan.
"There are some who fear that the
public may be luke.warm in this new
Victory Loan drive, because they
think that the war is over.
"But the war is not really over un'
til the treaty Of peace is signed. II
is not over until every man in the
American Expeditionary Forces has
been brought back to his native soil
and to his home. 1t is not over until
every sailor that enlisted for the war
in the United States Navy shall have
been demobiliZed.
But in the meantime we must sup
port these millions CT sailors and sol
diers,. We must pay them. and shell
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ter them, and feed them. AND we
have to pay our bills incidental to the
great war, whose battles are now
ended, but not its financial conse-
quences.
"Your taxes are not enough, how
ever heavy they may be. The revenue
of the Government is far from being
sufficient. The American Government
is obliged to borrow money to pay
its running expenses, because these
are still war expenses. We must still
support our army and our navy. We
must pay the bills for what our Gov
eminent has ordered during the past
year for the victorious conclusion OF
the great war"
The buying of your Governments
obligations, DR.. Harrison says. is not
only fine investment, but splendid
act of patriotism and devotion to the
freest government on earth.