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The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-06-30
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Take part of your summer meals
at the Bell Cate.
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Hold your business conference at
lunch at the Bell Cafe.
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RANKIN'S PLATFORM
ENDORSED BY LABOR
Strong Resolution Adopted by Mississippi Labor
ers Representing % Different Labor Organiza-
tons, Unanimously Approving the Platform of
Lee County Candidate for Congress.
unity Candidate for Congress.

Tupelo, Miss, June 81, 1920.
The following resolution has just been received
by the Rankin Campaign Headquarters. 1t came
unsought and unsolicited, and shows that the
principles forswhich Mr.. Rankin stands are in ac-
cord with the ideas of the toing masses of Mis-
sissippi The Secretary writes that the Committee
represents % different labor organizations The
Resolution reads as follows:
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Good things to eat at the Bell Cafe.
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RESOLUTION

jackson, Miss, June 20. 1920
Whereas, The Kinds County Non-Partisan
Campaign Committee has had before it the an
nouncement issued by Candidate John E. Rankin
to the people of the First Congressional District
setting forth his position many vital and essen
tai matters OF public interest thus placing him
self clearly on record on these matters There
FORE be it,
"Resoved, That the Kinds County Non-Par- II
tlsan Campaign Committee of the Jackson Central
<. Labor Union heartily endorses the frank state
ment OF the position taken by the. said candidate
and recommends to all other candidates likewise
making their position on the same matters pub
llcly known, and placing themselves on record III
believing that it is only by and through such
publicly printed announcements that the voters
OF the different districts will be able to wisely
and justly determining whom they will support
adopted by unanimous vote of the Kinds
County, Non-Partisan Campaign Committee this
twentieth day of June 1920
SAM E. Larry,
Chairman.
e. A. BRADLEY,
Secretary.
BE it ordered that the above resolution be
printed in the Official Organ of this body-The
Southern Unionist" ff
Mr.. Rankin didn't even know that the above
mentioned organization had been furnished with
copy of his appeal For Real Democracy" set
ting forth the great principles for which he stands
II you have not read this Appeal and desire to
do so. notify the Rankin Campaign Headquarters
at Tupelo, and copies will be sent you at once
if you have friend you would like to have one
sent to, send in his name and address, and your
request will be complied with at once. If the
aboring people don't look after their interests in
this election, predatory wealth will look after them
for them in the years to come.
We are in this fight to win Mr.. Rankins cleo
ton would be great victory for the Laborng
people The farmers have known this for some
time, and have supported him during the last two
campaigns, and every other class of labor is wax
ing up to realization of the fact
For copies of this Appeal, write the
RANKIN CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS,
P. 0. Box 1885,
Tupelo, Miss.
political ADVERTISEMENT
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Every Druggist in U. s. In
structed to Refund Price
While You Wait at Count
erIf Relief Does Not Come
Within Two Minutes.
Delightful Taste, Immediate
Relief, Quick Warm up.

TIL. sensation Of the year IN the drug
trade Is Aspirona!, the two-minute cod
and cough rel!ever. authoritatively
Guaranteed by the laboratories: tested.
spproved and most enthusiastically en-
dorsed by the highest authorities. aihi
proclaimed by tho common people as
ten timer as quick and effective as
whiskey, ock and rye. or any other
cold and cough remedy they have tried
All drug stores are now supplied with
,re wonderful new elixir. 80 all you
have to do to get rid Of that cold is to
ntep into the nearest drug store. hand
the clerk half dollar for bottle OF
Isnlroual, and tell him TO serve you
TWO toaspoonfuls with four tcasoonfuls
n, water In q glass. With your watch
IN YOUR hand. take the drink at one
swallow and call for your money back
IN two minutes If you cannot feel your
cold fading away like dream within
the time limit. Don't be oashful. for
all druggists invite you and expect You
TO try it. Evcrybody's doing IT.
When your cold or cough is relieved
take tho remainder OF tho bottle homo
70 vour wife and babies. for Aspironal
Is. bv far the safest and most effective
tho easiest TO take and the most agree
able cold and cough remedy for infants
and children.-AdY.
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Notes.

The willing Workers OF the Preshy-
terlan church will hold the annual cleo
ton Of officers this afternoon. Tho
meeting will be conducted at the home
OF Mrs. Besse Kinncmund. Of Avnndate.
Mite boxes .Or the year Will also be re-
ccived ON this occasion.
The Home Society II tAe Christian
church ~ TO meet this afternoon with
MS. EosS"ll Summons, Of East Thirty
ei1tA street.
Mrs. Josephine Richards. who had
heen 4 guest of her daughter. Mrs. Wal
tor Johnson. Of Highland Avenue. the
first two weeks Of tho month. has gone
Ia her home ut WilIamstown. W. "a,
Woman's Club Tuesday afternoon Il
was decided that the society would hold
an Irish Fair on st. Patrick's Day.
Mrs. H. NJ. Duff. Of South Lincoln
avenue. was a Wheeling shopper on
Mr.. Ralph Jones. who has been ii!
with pneumonia, ls improving slowly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lucas. OF Smith
field street have returned from a
months visit with relatives In southern
Miss Grace Roth. littlo daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Roth. OF Adams ave
nue. is recovering from a bad case Of
influenza.
Mrs. Jennie Shields. Of Central ave
nue.. is seriously sick with Influenza.
M. Edward He'll. Of South Lincoln
avenue. has been brought homo from
the Bellaire hospital; where he was
taken about three weeks ago. when hurt
at Carnegie mill.
Boys and girls from the hiGh school
at Fullanshce W. Va. will play basket
ball with S. II. s. teams here Tomorrow
evening.
The primary grades Of the Shadyside
school are preparing for an entertain
ment 10 he given early in March. The
affair will parallel the successful one
given two weeks ago by the upper
grades.
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LOOK At ASPIRIN
II the Name "BSysr" u On TAhlStS,
You Gan Oct Relied without

When the Bayer Company introduced
Aspirin over eighteen years ago. phyIi-
clans socn proved it a marvellous help
in relieving rheumatism. Colds, Head
ache, Neuralgia. Earache. Toothache.
Lumbago; Neur!tis. Aching Joints. and
Pain in general.
To get this same genuine, world
famous Aspirin. you must ask for Bay
er Tablets OF Aspirin" marked with
the "Bayer Cross" You will find safe
and proper directions in every unbrok-
Ell package.
Handy rim boxes OF IL tablets cost
only few cents. Druggists also sell
larger "Bayer" packages. Aspirin 10
the trade mark Of Bsyer Manufacture
Of Observation-Disclosures Of salicyiic4eid
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TrvMakin0 Your Ourn
Cough Remedy
Yen 60 NV about -, and have
r hoSNor rOasdy than the ready
= nade kind EaAlly dane.
RI55S2S25lS5S2S2s2S2s

II YOU combined the curative proper
tbs Of every known ready made cough
Isnedy, you probably could nov get %
much real curative power as there Is In
tSia simple homemade cough syrup,
which 10 easily prepared IN few
minutes. a., -.
pinex, pour il into q pint bottle ana
fil the bottle with syrup, using either
plain granulated sugar syrup, clarified
fnolasses, honey, or corn syrup, - de.
AIRED. The result Is q full pint OF
really better cough syrup than you could
buy ready-made for three times the
money. Tastes pleasant and never
This Pinex and Syrup preparation gets
rSaht ct the cause of q cough and gives
aknost immediate relief. It loosens the
pnleam, stops the nasty throat tickle
aAd heals the sore, irritated membranes
az gently and easily that it IL really
n davis use viii usually overcome the
ordinary cough and for bronchitis, Group,
heansnssa and bronchial asthma, there
q. nothing better. =,
spinsx 10 q most valuable concentrated
eennpound Of genuine Norway pine e1-
tact, and has been used for generations
90 break up severe coughs.
arnrrist for "21b ounces Of Pinex" with
f1H directions, and don't accept any
fhia1 else. Guaranteed to give absolute
s1sisfactlon or money promptly re-
funded. The Piuex Co., Fl. Wayne,
I'd,
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Martins Perry Briefs.

Mrs. John Turner Of South Third
street, is reported as resting easy and
doing nicely following the recent break
ing Of An ankle.
s, B. Armstrong of Sixth street. who
has been III for some time is improving
nicely.
Mrs. r. A. Shape wife Of tho pastor
Of the Christian church. Is reported as
recovering after her illness.
Wilbur Heslop was reported better at
his homo on North Sixth street ycster-
day and his recovery is expected 10 be
rapid.
Tho members Of tho Ladies' Aid
society Of the United Presbyterian
church held business meeting IN the
church last night.
The regular meeting Of the members
OF waneta Tribe Of Red Men Will b.
held in tho Fraternal Hall tomorrow
evening
Cecil A. Davis Is confined to his home
on Indiana street, with an attack OF tho
tonsilitis.
Rev. Charles B. wingerd OF the Pres
hyterian church will arrive home this
afternoon after attending the meeting
OF the state federation OF churches. at
Columbus. Ohio.
Mrs. william Colts Of Sixth street Is
reported seriously i'll following n stroke
which she suffered few days ago.
Russell Frazier OF West Walnut
street. is again able TO be out follow
ing several days illness.
The condition OF DR.. w. T. S!mms. OF
Locust strccth was reported improving
again yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs John Litten who are we'll
known here are reported seriously III
at their home at Colerain. o.
Miss Alma Davis. daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs Finley c. Davis Is reported suffer
ing with pneumonia at the home OF her
parents.
Miss Virginia Parker. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Simon Parker Is III AZ the
home OF her parents on THIRD street.
Mrs. Clarence Wright is again able 10
be out following 4 several days Illness
with which she was confined to her
home.
Miss Edna Lattimer. clerk In the
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HOW DOCTORS
TREAT COLDS
AND THE FLU
First Step In Treatment Is a Brisk
Purgative With Calotabs, the
Purified and Refined Calomel
Tablets that are Nasea-
loss, Safe and Sure.

Doctors have found by experience
that no medicine for colds and infu
enza can be depended upon for full ef-
fectiveness until the liver Is made thor
oughly active. That Is why tho first
step IN the treatment Is tho new. nausea
less calomel tablet called Calotabs. and
which are free from the sickcnlng and
weakening effects of the old style calu-
mel. Doctors also point out the fact
that an active liver may go Il long way
towards preventing influenza and is ono
OF the most important factors IN en-
abling the patient to successfully with
stand an attack and ward off pneu-
monia-
Ono Calotab on the tongue at bed
time. with . swallow of wRter--that's
all. No salts. no nausea nor the slight
est Interference with your eating. pleas
ure or work. Next morning your cold
had vanished. your liver Is active. your
system is purified. and you are feeling
fine. with a hearty appetite for prcak-
fast. Druggists sell Calotabs only Ia
original sealed packages. price thirty
five cents. Your money Will be cheer.
fully refunded il you do not find them
delightful.-( Adv.)
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Safeguard Cuts
Against Infection
Use Mentha- SoothaIinc for Burns,
Cuts and Bruises says DR.. Pierce,
Celebrated Physician Of
Buffalo, N. Y.

Minor accidents may occur at
any time. Generally without
warning a slip is made and a
broken, cat or bruised skin is the
result. Right then and there is
when you ought to prevent in
lection and safeguard yourself
against further complications set
ting in. Simply apply little
Notwithstanding after you have
thoroughly bathed the broken
skin with hot water, bandage
firmly with a soft clean cloth and
renew occasionally until healed.
The very instant you apply the
Notwithstanding q cooling,
soothing sensation is felt. Rather
than an injurious effect upon the
surrounding tissues, it acts as
wonderful assisting agent and
antiseptic while the healing pro-
cesses are going on. One should
by all means have a jar of this
excellent cream in the home for
such cases of emergency.
Notwithstanding is procura-
Bile at most any reliable drug
store-a large jar costing only
sixty cents. Should your drug
gist be out of it have him order it
for you at once.
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nlication to admit to probate filed. with
waivers Of notice. Testimony Of wit.
nessey. taken, reduced to writing and
filed. Probate and record ordered.
Joseph e. Oliver, application hled Tor
appointment Of guardian. Set for hear
ink February %. 1920 at 10 q. m. NO
Ice ordered. notices issued and cause
continued.
Stanley Maxwell. Juvenile dependent:
Notice received that child was paroled
February IA. 1920. to parents, Fairpoint,
Ohio.
Homer Francis Hall and Floyd n.
Hall. Juvenile dependents. Application
filed, set for hearing today at 10 a. m.
Children ordered brought before court.
Children committed to temporary care
Of their grandparents John W. Hawley
and Minnie Hawley at Bridgeport, o.
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ndarrtnra License.

MATf1RBB -I1UtUDV'
Claude Melville Lotsham or barnes
VILE. and Ncttie Marie Groves OF BETH
esdu.
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Offices at the City building Is confined
to her homo with illness,
Mrs. George Tencats Is confined 70
her home on South Fourth street with
illness
Mrs. Floyd Krsst OF South Third
street, Is again able to be GU. folio wing
an illness.
Harry Majors was able 70 be out yes
terday after a weeks illness.
Mrs. James Mansberger, OF Clay
street. IS able to DO out following a
weeks illness.
her home on Grant avenue quite sick.
Virginia Blair OF North Seventh
street. Is nols TO be out after several
days illness.
HAxel Horner OF North Eighth street.
Is able to be out following her illness.
James Mansberger OF Clay street, IS
confined TO his home with = severe at
tack of the grip.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-19
EAGLES LEASE
BASEBALL PARK
LOCAL Lodge Plans to Organize 10th
Raseoall and Tootoan Teams
For Seasons.

"a the effect that the officials OF the
local aerie Of Eagles had reached an
Agreement with Mr.. August Bretden-
stein, owner OF the, League Park
grounds, whereby the lodge gains pos
session Of the grounds for tho year
Officials Of the order stated last
might that plans have been made 70
orSArize both baseball and football
teams for tho year. and they Intend 20
fractions procurabls along these lines
OF athletics. -
II is understood that Art Rowley. OF
this city, will manage the teams Tor
the lodge, but nothing more aehlht'e
has been arranged as yet.
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Teresa Randall, dec Application
filed for appointment OF executor. bono
$4,000 Med and approved. Appointment
made letters ordered and ISSUED. IN
ventory ordered, order issued. >,
William Manley, dec. VIII and april
cation to admit TO probate fled' win
waivers Of notice. Set for hearing
February II, 1920 at . n. nj. Notice TO
minor next Of kin ordered and issued to
Bert W. Hopkins and cause continued.
Notice returned and filed, endorsed with
proof of service.
John McGraw. dec. Petition filed. for
authority to sell personal goods and
chattels Mt private sale. Private sale
ordered. order issued and cause con-
tlnued
Samuel McFadden. dec. Petition
filed Tor authority to sell bonds and war
Savings Stamps at private sale. Pri-
vate sale ordered and cause continued.
Jacob Franklin Lollathin and Warren
Augustus LolIathin. Juvenile depend
ents. Warrant TO convey returned and
filed. served
Harry Machine and Louis Machine.
Juvenile dependents. Warrent to con-
vey returned ind filed. served.
Helen Rose Pinkus. ct al. juvenile de-
pendents. Warrant 10 convey returned
and filed served.
Lorena Hall, dec. Testimony OF wit
nesses to will taken, reduced to writ
ing and filed. Will admitted to probate
and record ordered.
Catherine Eberle. dec. VIII and an
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SHADYSIDE
Nav City Building.

Ground for the new city building was
staked off Tuesday afternoon and the
building will be erected at once. Mr..
James Luelien has the contract. The
present structure will he temporary in
character but Will be CummudinuS
enough 10 house the mayors office and
room for tho board Of affairs as we'll
as council chambers. The steel cells
which the city already owns will he
Installed to provide the necessary jail
and provision Is tn ne made also for
housing the new fire truck.
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY
COMMITTEE MEETS

The Republican county committee
meets Saturday evening in tho county
commissioners offices 10 discuss the
methods TO 10 employed in the coming
campaign. Routine matters OF business
will be discussed and the registrars for
the primaries appointed. At this time
II will also he learned whether or not
the county will bear the cost Of the
election offiCi,le
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Y.inton Yun-l.

The FUNERAL services for Miss Elizas
beth Liston. who died at her homo in
Tiltonville. O.. a few days ago, will be
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Ma,alsa RnrnadinR.

goo attendance OF tho nsmosrs Is an
tiCIpated,
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YsatnrdaY'a Funerals

The remains OF the late Mrs Eo-
ward Shriver were inferred in Rose
Hin cemetery yesterday, following SER
vices at the late home at Riverview.
Remains of the late Mrs. EIizaheth
shannon were taken TO Powhatan yes
tcrday for funeral services and inter-
ment IN the cemetery there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Meyers or Guern-
soy street were AT Warnock yesterday
for the funeral Of the late Mrs. caro-
line MYERS, who died at her home in
Cincinnati.
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r..g-,or Celebration Plans.

An plans have practically been com
pieted for the program which Will be
re1.dsred at tho High school auditorium.
Sunday afternoon Of this week. At
which time the certificates Of sympathy
viii be presented to the parents and
relatives OF the seventeen local young
men and women who gave their ives
FOR their country. The meeting VIII
be preceded by q parade OF the eS-ser,
vice men OF the city. and the principal
address will be delivered by Hugh X.
Martin. ono Of the State officials OF the
American Legion.
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Business Change.

clyde Gamble, we'll Known auto r.
pair man, who has been conducting a
shop in hts city for some time. Is re-
ported 10 have leased the building IN
the Oglebay property on Main street.
formerly occupied by the Gordon livery,
where he will conduct an auto agency
along with his increasing business III
repairing. Friends OF the popular local
man wish him success IN the new ven
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Mirera Convention.

A special convention or coal miners
is TO be held at the Moose hall mere 70
sub district officials 10 take up and en-.
deavor 20 settle the matter OF the IA
percent wage increase granted recently.
The miners officials and the coal oper..
ators cannot agree on the DIVISION OK
The increase between the loader and the
cutler.
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nnnrrn Rinrel naAd.

Residents OF this community were
shocked yesterday morning when the
death of George B!ngel. was announced.
Deceased was the son OF the late Henry
Bingel. who was laid At rest last Tues
day. TIL" son passed away al his home
in KiNw>Id yesterday morning follow
ing an attack OF pneumonia. Besides
hts mother and brothers and sisters. he
leaves q Hife and son. The funeral ar
ranKementS are incomplete.
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"Tnundorbolt."

On their wedding night. he said to
her; You shall never be mother
never know the touch Of baby'S hand.
married you. not because l love you.
but because ! hate you, and l hate you
and all Of your family" Imagine the
husband Of beautiful woman starting
his married life in that Gway. hut no
man Is a match for a woman's love. as
Is proven in "Thunderbolt." starring
Katherine Mcdonald. which VIII be
shown at the Family theatre on Lincoln
avenue tomorrow afternoon and even
ing.
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Mnrlinr Funeral Today.

Funeral services viii be held ms
aftorn al the late HON" on HARRISON
street for the late f. Frank Narling.
who died Sunday. following an illness
Of pneumonia, Members Of the Elk
lodge will turn out III a body. Rev
James ii. l.awuher Of the First Pres
hyterian church. will have. charge or
the services. Intcrmcnt will be in the
Rose H'll cemetery.
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BUFFALO CREEK LADS
DEFEAT THETA MU

The Bethany basketball team defeated
the Theta Mu last evening on Bethany
floor by q score Of A. to 50. The game
was very exciting in the first half until
the Bethany men started on making
baskets right and left, which ended up
by a score Of % to Is. Both teams were
in excellent condition but for some rea-
son the players Of the Theta MI could
not get a lead on their opponents.
Following this a game was played be-
tween the Sophomores and the Fresh
men Of Bethany school which ended by
score Of II to Is in favor OF the Sopno-
mores. This game was very exciting
and was close from start to finish.
Bethany-44. Theta MUS.
Roark Houston
Forward.
Allen ................. ....ss.'. NSiLy
Forward.
Randolph ..-.......'''.''' St'ee|"
Center.
Guard.
Razzonico ........ faney
Guard. ~
Substitutions - Marsh for Hughes;
Huist for Allen; Clark for Houston;
Garvey for Fahey.
Field Goals-Roark. 8: Allen. s.; Ran
dolpn, Z; Razzonico, 4; Houston, 8:
Nelly, 6; Griseen, 4; DALEY. ); Clark. 5.
Fouls-Allen. 2 out Of s; Griseen, l
out Of 1.
Rcferee-Kellison. Of W. " U.
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Mot Vat Finished,
ST. GAINESVILLE
Belmont County Seat News


Fllynhoth =. Stewart 10 Aryl FIatt.
Land IN BcllaIrr. $500.
THOMAS Brown to Fannie +. Brown.
Land in Belmont County. Properly
affidavit.
Property affidavit. c,.,,
of Martins Ferry. Ohio. Land in Mar
tins Ferry. $500.
W. 6. Murphy and wife TO H. E. Rais,
or and Ida Raiser. Land in klrk"ood
Tn $3.50
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Released From JAN.

Frank Quail. arrested by the police on
charge Of assault and battery and
threatening his wife. has been released
from the city jail. He had been held
under $500 bona to the grand jury, bui
the case was settled. The woman had
expressed fears /" the police that her
husband might kill her