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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-13
MORE MONEY GIVEN
FOR HEALTH CENTERS
Transfer Ordinance to Establish
Three Additional Stations
. Approved

A transfer ordinance including an
item Of S6S25 for the establishment Of
three new health centers was referred
to Councils finance committee with a
favorable recommendation yesterday by
the committee on public health.
Members of the committee objected to
the item until informed by Director
Furbush that the infant mortality in
the city was rising and that the health
centers constituted an efficient means
of reducing it. Every other city has
been able to reduce il in this way" he
said. philadelphia is away behind
the times
The three new centers, the director
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-13

arrears, Director Furbush said. Those
he said. did work previously
performed by inmates suffering from
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-13
comedians. An interesting photoplay
rounded out the bill

comedians. An interesting photoplay
rounded out the bill.
Nixon---Harry Mason and company
gave good feature act. others who
were wei received were Rikoma, come
dian; Price and Birnie. In n comedy
offering, and the Harveys, up-to-the-
minute entertainers. Faire Blnney in a
version of The Blue Pearl" was the
principal screen attraction. II Is re-
markable story dealing with outdoor
life.
Grand--A score of pretty little girls
known as "wroe's Buds of 1920
bloomed successfully in an entertaining
act. Their songs and dances were in
keeping with happy summer time. John
@. Sparks and company aroused laughs.
Worthwhile acts were presented by
Dave Roth. Rome and Cullen and Be-
bette, a daring wire walker. THE Lost
City" Is a Aim feature.
Walton Roof--Roscoe Ails repeated
the good impression he made last week
with a new repertoire of "jazzical-musi-
cal" novelties. The music from the jazz
band aided In making the dancers for
get warm streets below. Helatne Lynn
repeated her popular dancing and intro
duced several new songs. The Cos
mopolitan Trio offered vocal selections
OF the higher sort. including many from
famous operas, while Miss Wilen. "a
ballad singer. offered good numbers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-13
KEITH's BILL PLEASING
Nora Bsyes star Of Proaram---other
Shows In Philadelphia

Keitha--Keiths bill this week con-
sists mainly OF song, and then more
song, with bit OF comedy here and
there. Miss Nora Bayes is undoubtedly
the star of the program. with Henri
\ Scott. the grand opera singer, running
4 a close second. Miss Bayes has the
excellent habit Of never failing to please
SON son at the piano and Florence Parham,
a comical little pickaninny. playing the
| part of n shadow the act proved to be
most entertaining. Miss Bayes, despite
the warm weather, was liberal with her
| songs.
Mr.. Scott rendered number Of
| operate selections In a masterful man
| ner. His powerful baritone voice drew
quite bit of applause. Another singer
displayed a remarkable high range, and
he wore some stunning gowns.
The show opened with Mr.. and Mrs.
Gordon wilde and Connie Wilde. Their
! shadowgraphs were entertaining. Cats
brothers and Beatrice proved to be good
dancers That is. the boys danced while
the girl did the yocalizing. Bensee
and Baird started off well, but sort. Of
did not think It worth while to ac-
knowledge the applause that was given
them. Clark and Verdi stiil retain their
Italian comedy act ane Alfred Naess;
Collins. did some fancy skating on real
ice
Kinograms and Topics Of the Day
were pleasing as usual.
Globe--Melodes of the past and pres
ent were ably rendered by the West
Philadelphia High School Orchestra The
boys played with expression and scored
hit. The Three Rianos. in one of the
most novel acrobatic acts In vaudeville.
we're regarded with abundant applause.
Varied and good acts were also pre-
sented by Leah Whites Entertainers.
Jim and Irene Marlyn, Dobbs and
WEIGH, Harvey and Carroll. Irene
Myers and the Southern Four.
Broadway-The Rex Comedy Circus
pleased both old and young. The, movie
feature, John Barrymore in Or Jekyll
and Mr. Hyde" was a sensational sue
cess. La Petite Adelaide. the cele-
brated toe dancer, gave specimens of her
agility and skill Dave Ferguson and
Binder and company. in sketches pleased
Cross Keys-Hazel Green and her
boys. in a timely singing and dancing
skit. featured the bill. Other acts on
the varied bill which won favor were
Eckert and Moore, in a comedy Offering
Bale win, Blair and company, comedy
sketch; Thornton sisters, songs and
dances, and Joe and Sadie Fordelier,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-13

the effects Of drink. none Of ,h.
hospital had received since tSa SMaon U
Of prohibition. '"e adv1s|
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Madrid TANNED win psepls.


I Spain's abstention from the war has
NOT prevented q housing crisis In that
country. 10 the large cities the de-
mand for apartments ID 20 great that
new buildings are leased from roof
to basement before construction d
fairly under way.
10 Madrid the population has In.
creased so per cent since the outbreak
Of the war. The recent arrivals are
not only newly enriched Spaniards,
but also refugees and visitors from
beilIgerent countries, who during the
war sought the Spanish capital a.
peace oasis. The population Of the
city isNnow approximately one million.
or an average Of seventy-two for every
building. Its density Of population Is
believed to be greater than that Of
any othse large town In Europe, or
27l per hectare (more than 100 per
acre) a. compared with 200 per hec.
tare 10 Paris and 128 in London.
In the central part Of the city the
population reaches 77S per hectare. It
should be recalled IN this connection
that the buildings do not ~ a rule con.
tain 20 many 6oors a. In our country.
Living Age.
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DEMOCRATIC RALLY
SATURDAY EVENING

The Greeley Tribune is authority
for the statement that "a rally will
be held in h;e Raymer district Sat-
urday OF this week
eW are unable to find that this
meeting. will be in town. SO we pre-
sumo that II is meeting that Is to
be held at the Glendale school house
In School District No. l23
We had notice OF the organisa-
ton of a Collins Clab in that Sec
tion last week. and we understood
that they were hoping for a rally
there at the time mentioned
Probably Clark and Redmond will
be there and possibly Mr.. Churchill
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New Lace. .Makine Machine,

Consul Hitch at Nottingham, Eng.
land. reports an invention BY q resi-.
dent Of that city which. II 10 claimed.
will revolutionise the present meth.
DDS Of making imitation real lace4
The inventor states that BY meanA
Of bis invention, which 10 an attach.
ment to an ordinary Levers lace ma
chine. he can produce the lace the
entire width OF the machine, either In
lresdths from one Inch upward or
the full width Of the machine for
allover nets. Thus, I machine 100
inches wide could be made to pro-
duce 100 breadths Of one inch. or
fifty Of two inch. and 10 On. Two
nets Of jacquards are used, one oper-
stins The warp threads and other the
hDbhin threads.
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UNFAIR TO GROOM
Why Should Man Be Denied aAI,.
oestral harness7"
orids. Aus.sd b Tahs Pride h wear.
iNs ths 0swn In Which Grand.
methss Was Married, bus Ter
Him, Neehlna oelna.

Why does Z man never get married
IN ancestral harness1 asks I writer IN
the New York Evening Sun.
One reads In the report Of . recent
wedding IN New Haven, Conn, that
"the bride (Aiss Dorothy W. Day)
wore 4 gown which was worn BY her
grandmother when the latter was
married nfty years ago"
In other cases It ls not the entire
gown. but the bridal dress was
trimmed with rare old lace that WAS
part Of the wedding nnery Of the
brides great grandmother when that
estimable lady wds married, about
seventy-nve years before"
But who ever read, "Ar. Bridegroom
was quite handsome In Z suit Of
black which was worn By his grand
father. the Hon. John Bridegroom,
when the latter married Miss Mehlta.
bic Spanker in 1907
Nor does one ever learn from Z
modern wedding report: "The bride
gro0m'l feet were clad In shoes that
his sreat-great grandfather. Capt
Peddediah Timkin, wore at Bunker
Hin and Valley Forge. The shoes,
with enly slight restoration necessary.
are In marvellous condition and lent
Z distinctly revolutionary favor to
tho hridaN orra aiou
In fact, the bridegroom's clothing
never gets ,mention. beyond ''the con-
ventipnal black" II It did It would be
enly to rel1fe some disaster too I'm
portAnt, unusual or ridiculous to be
omitted, even in 4 wedding narrative
Two CHIEF reasons are advanced for
the lack Of ancestral male garments
At the bridal altar. One reason Il the
dhnculty Of making q man look even
passable In his grandfather's ng.
whereas girl becomes more beaud.
fal In the quaint garments Of q BY.
gone day. Moreover, q man appear
Ing for his wedding in q John Han.
cock coat and knickers would chim
more attention than the bride. and
that would be fatal at any wedding.
But the real reason why man
does not marry In hi4 grandfathers
scenery 10 because II q not. Grand
mother put her wedding dress care.
fully away and preserved Il for her
children. Granddad put his away for
the nonce, but he was 10 no circum.
stances to preserve perfectly good
suit for another generation. He
needed II 10 his own business. SO
eventually his bridal attire went the
way OF all mems clothing.
But Il would be refreshing, some
critics Of the times say. to read once
IN while In wedding reports:
'sThe bridegroom's svelte shape was
admirably Get Oh By the bridal pants
worn seventy.6ve years ago BY his
paternal grandfather. the celebrated
SQUIRE Binglewhiffle. on the occasion
Of hls marriage to the beautiful
Prudence winterbottom."
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N. Bruehne and wife Of Colorado
Springs. visited with Shelby Hare
from Saturday evening until Monday
morning The Gentleman is associ-
ated with Mr.. Hare in some land
holdings over southwest OF Bucking-
harl
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PUBLIC AUCrIoN

Having decided to leave the State
] will offer at Public Auction on the
Ranch, half mile North and q half
mile West of buckingham, commenc-
ing at 1000 a. m on
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 18th
8 Head OF Horses. Head Of Cat
tile. Farm. Machinery, and numerous
other articles.
FREE LUNCH AT NOON
TERMS:--All sums Of $40 and under
Cash. over that amount a credit OF
u. months time will be given on
aaproved notes bearing 10 per cent
interest. A discount Of per cent
for cash on credit amounts
ERNST KURTZWEH, OWNER
Fred N. Austin, Auctioneer
Buckingham State Bank. Cerk
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--ll,d{t % Carry H.

III you take whisky for your stom.
ach's sake, what about your hsadr
my head can take care Of itself.
sir" replied Colonel Jagsby. Il have
the good fortune to possess, cir, the
capacity Of southern gentleman
Birmingham Age Herald.
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NOTICE soR PUBLICATION
(Puhlihw)
Dspsrt.sst Il H. I.tsrior

Ds0ertneat q ths lntsrior
y. .. Lad o1lss as stslins. Colorado.
September I. 1899.
Noties b hereby given that Francis A. Js-
cobs. Of spursin. Colorado. who. on March
., 1916. mads Homestead Entry. Serial No.
o2lS2l. for Lots I, .. :. and IHsWA. 6sc.
10. TWP. II N. Range S. West. and the
EhNEA. swANEA. Section ~ Township
II North. Range 81 West, 9Th Principal Msr-
idian. has Alsd notice Of intention TO make
Final Three Year Proof. 70 establish claim
to tAs land shove described. before Clyde l.
stsnlu. U. 3. Commhsionsr, 1t New Raymsr.
Colorado. on the 2sth day Of October. 1920.
Claimant Names = witnesses:
Earl King. Of Kimball. Nsbrasks,
Louis Nslson, Of Spurgin. Colorado
Tom Ewing. Of New Raymsr, Colorado.
John spFasus, q West Plains. Colo. slS 1914
4. y. 1n0WND, 1sghtsr.
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The Myetery q oeiS.

"Does your husband enjoy playing
golfr'
"Yes. but don't understand how
he can. II d beyond me how be can
gel any pleasure out Of game whieA
irritates and anssrs him ~"
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION 70 LEASE
STATE SCHOOL LAND

oAlss ef ~ stats Beard Of Land Commits
sionsrs, Dsnvsr. Colorado, Bsptsmba "a. 1890
Mckee - hsrsby sivsn that Frank Frits,
whose posto6lss addrss + New Rsymw. Colo
rado. hss nads sEplication No. D-S1se TO
lsss ~ fsllewins dsseribsds School tAnds.
situsts b Weld County. Colorado. to-wit;
All of ssetion %. Township North. Range
50 West ~ Prisipal Meridian. (Asrisuitu-
raj ImmuniH Lsass)
Notiss : fusah9 hsrsby given that oil
other p9sons dniins b al N applisation
10 lsass ~ q sny part q thh trast Of land
must Al ssms h thh o6ass prior to October
%, is1e. = other Application 70 lease the
shove dssssibsd lands viii b. considered A.
tsf ssN ~
JOHN r. VIVIAN.
Rsgistw seats Beard Land Commhsionsrs.
publhh Sspt. %, OFT 7-ll-2i.
Program and box social at s,hool
Auditorium, Friday evening, Oct. IL.
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car or CE1(ENT

We have . car Of cement on track
this week. II you are going to need
cement place your orders at once.
Bloedorn Lumber Co.
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NOTICE E0R PUBtICArI0N
(Puhlisherl

Dspartnsnt Il ths Intsrisr
U. s. Land 0hiea at Sterling, Colorado.
August rs, iszo.
Notice : Asrshv given that Frances :.
Med. Of StsnsAam. Colorado. who. On esp-
tsmber 8. 1917. made Homestead Entry. Ser
ial No. e27oe2. for NwA. ssstion -. Town
ship North. Range 50 wat 9Th Priseipal
Meridian. ~ AIed noties Of intention 70
make Final TAfsa Year Proof. 70 establish
elain to TIE land above described. before
the Register and Receiver. o. Q. Land 06ase.
at Sterling. cororado. on The llth iay Of
October, 1890.
Claimant names q witnesses:
Howard Pulv9. Pets johnson, Ernest =.
Clark. and Lustta Puiv@. al ef stoasham.
Colorado. ~ -
4. ' BRowNs. Rsstt<.
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Program and box social at school
Auditorium, Friday evening, Oct. Is.

Mrs H. c Zilk and Miss Hurst were
n guests Of Mrs Roy Fowler wednes-
day.
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Local NEWS Of INTEREST
------------------
oen0 Il ~ fssph h alyne sal ykisis- isf essi
Week ield ia Bret
H c Zilk drove to Morgan the first
OF the week on business

Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Luce were in
Greeley Monday on a business trip
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NOTICE F0R PUBLICATION
(Pubhhar)

DepaHsnsnt q IL lntog5ee
U. 8. Land 0fase. at Sterling Colorado.
August 2s. 1920.
Notice is hsreby given that Robert Allan. Of
West Plains. Colorado. who. on Aurn I. 1918.
made Homestead Entry, Serial No. ssl4si.
for SWkNEA. EKNEA. Sec. -; NwA-
NWA. Section "a. Tevnshir II North. Ranss
IS West 9Th Principal Meridian, has Alsd NO
tee Of intention to mtk FINAL Thrss Asar
Proof. to establish claim 70 the land above
described. bsfors The Register and Receiver.
U. s. Land onies. 1t Sterling. Colorado, on
the 18th day Of October. 1870.
Claimant names q witnesses:
Fred Watkins. AlsnandG B. Duncan. BWt
Z. Wilcox. Bert r. Emsrson, al Of West
Plains. Colorado. "a s-se
A ? BRowNs. Register.
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]. X. Norwood drove to Denver
Monday to visit his wife and son a
few days
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PUBLIC TRUSTEES SALE

Whereas SEVERN Molthu whose addr ~ \
New Raymer. Wek County. State Of Cob
rado. grantor BY ~. Desd Of Trust, daasd
February 10. 1920. and recorded Fshrnry a.
1920. in BOOK sos. at Page 1ss In he ofsee
Of the clerk and Recorder Of Weld County.
Colorado. conveyed to the Public. Trusts,
Of the said Weld County. Colorado. the fo,-
lowing land in said Weld County. dsseribsd
~ follows. to-wit:
The West Half twH) Of. sceti,u
Twenty Eight (2S) Township Nine %,
North: Range Fifty Eight (6se West os
the 9Th Principal Meridian.
In trust to secure hh promis,osy nssa d
even date with aah Trust DeaA for ths Gun.
Of Fortyssvsn Hundred Dollass payable b
the order Of statt Bank a Raymsr. Ce,o-
rado. six months after dats With interest
from date at The rate Of 10 psr cent. pr
snnum.
And. Where's. Default has bsen nsAs u
said srsntor In said Trst Deed, N IL n :.
formanes Of covenants and conditions ID
posed upon him BY IL terms Of seN Trust
Deed IN this, to-wit: Ths4 said srantor he's
failed TO pay said principal nrks and insx-
est.
And. Where's. the Legal holdsr sf ths
indebtsdness represented By said nets has
alsd with the undGsigned Public Trwstss
Of the said Weld County. Colorado, ooties
and demand In writing declaring ssn ,issauit
and elsctins to declare the whole dsnt due
and payable, and damanding ths sals of ssid
land under said trust dssd.
Now. therefore. notics b Asshy Given
that pursusnt to said noties and demand
and election and undsr and By virtus Of ths
authority vested In me b. said Trust Dsel
and the Law. I. n. J. Walsh. Public Trustee
Of Weld County. Colorado. will sell the above
described land for cash. at public snstlob.
to the highest biddsr. at the east frop6 door
Of the Court House in Weld County. Colo.
rado. on Monday. the 9Th day Of October,
1920. at 10 o'clock In the forenoon for TIN
purpose Of paying said note and interest
Attorney fee and al expense Of this sale
and will give to the purchaser thereof . esr.
tihcate Of purchase thsrsfor = provided b.
law.
Signed. n J. WALSH.
Publke Trustss Of Weld County, Colorado
Dated at Greeley. Weld County. Colorado
this 2sth day Of August. 1920.
First publication September Q. 1890.
Last Publication September 90. 1870.
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Colorado State
Teachers College
GREELEY
CALENDAR ls902l

CALENDAR 1920-2l
Pail Qaastss bsgias SsDt. n. lS1e
Wlatse onsstse bsglns Jan. ., 1871
sprias Quarter bsgins Mar. -. 1891
Summer osartss bssins Juns -, le1l
Excellent work s1sssA In each L.
Dastnsnt andsr ths sspsfvisisa ef sx-
psrts.
Expsasss reasonable. Ths Csllsgs
nslafaIas 8 Ia cafeteria st which
bsard nay h sssursd st esst
Yes viii inl q Cslsssis State
fsaehsrs Csllsgs Ans ess1ssatisa aaA
esartssss tssatnsat whieA win make
yssr wssk sf prssarstisa ~ nsss
?lsessnt.
Tn Aaasal Cstslss b frss. Wits
Ter essy. Address
). q. cRABBE. Pr.s'a.a..
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fMr and Mrs Howard Ducker have
moved into town. living in the house
south Of Mr.. Noyes' place
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Geo Hemenway is enjoying visit
from his father who arrived Monday
from Clear Water. Nebraska
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Edward Goembel and wife OF Hen
ry County. Illinois. departed for their
home Tuesday after visit with F.
e Rapp and his sister, Mrs Goembel
being sister Of the Rapps On the
way home they will visit with bro
Goembel thinks that we have a fine
country here. but still is satisfied
with his home In Illinois and those
who know central Illinois know that
a resident Of that section has abun-
dant reason to be well satisfied With
his lot In life
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Register seats Desrd Land Commbsions
publhh Sspt. -. OFT 7-ll-2i.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-21
Bellalre Briefs.

Attorney Paul V. Wadd"ll was bust
ness visitor 1T st. Clarsrill" yesterday.
Mrs SpotwuCf Green has returned to
he rhome on Noble street from Chicago
and Kansas City.
Frank Conlan has returned 10 his
home ut Pittsburgh after visit with
Mr. and Mrs. Fred George on i;"S" l!I'l.
Mrs. Carl Cochran OF North Guernsey
street, Is spending few days with rel
atIveS at Columbus.
Attorney clifford l.. Belt aud Atto--
ney larry r. Tyler have returned from
visits at st. ClaIrSvillc.
Laura TaElnr has filed action for
divorce IN common pleas court against
her husband. William Henry Tayi"r.
Mr. Shaver. = r"prcS"utatlv" Of the
Industrial tumn:S$i"n. was a local bus
inrSS visitor yesterday.
Mrs. II. &. Monroe has returned 70
her home at Youngstown AFTER q visit
at the home OF \. =. Draf"nhauGh.
Spotwood Green has returned I" Will
berforce University after L visit with
relatives here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-21
DECLARES He IS
HIGHLY PLEASED
WITH new REMEDY
WELL KNOWN WHEELING CITIZEN
SUFFERED FROM SLUGGISH LIV-
Err, WEAK KIDNEYS, NER-
voUSNESS, LOSS OF Ape
TIE AND CCNSTIPA-
TON.
Dreco, tho New Herbal Remedy. Gave
Prompt Relief, and Made Him Feel
Full OF Energy.

Il ha'o I" h"ar IN" rl"ck str'k" TIM"
a. g. m th"s' mornings. fer ~, -'""I,
has h"raIr" 50 sound and rl"a sur"
aln"" Is" been taking this now u"iirr,i..
Drc'n." ar" Tho words "f Nj J. W
soar. a"i Ontario 81. Wh"cliur. ". Va.
NJ" lr'r MAS sluggish. and o-irn
had dizzy ~r'ii.. spots fl"aIrd n. rNro
NY eyes: NY t"nsu" was coated and I
had q f'ul ras," il my mouth NJ hid
n";~ vet" H"ak. aud 7 often had Gurl.
arhrus pans - ms hack trr.r .4rh
meal I'd fool worry uncomfortable. ,.ar.rr
Nv rastrlrls. Nhmh Say. N. ,truarn 4
fun rl"at"i feeling. "ft'.u Nth uIr,-
luG e,',,a''"u
II drrad"d for night To- come bcc,uec
vas 81 n"rl ous | could not SlnoI. h;!r
would rull and toss from IN" side e tie
led - tho Other. and when morning
"',r"e would l." NOR. Worn cut a"d nor
N"iS THAN wh"u | went 10 bed the
uIGh' n"f"r".
Sine" r,hinC Dr"co ali these ais
nt," Il saprcar"d: my bowels act r-Eu.
l,rlt r' moro dizzy spells attack No;
the h0h 'aet" and fnul breath arc gcrc.
~r""p ant hcrd oyer without a PAIN
~ rny 'uhs. and all IN" aches IN nv
h:,'h. ia the region If my kidneys are
E"u'. Si".u sound all uirht long. and
hal" - h.. r"ueod every morrirg 7
eau .dv enough ~ lrars" Of this great
r'""d> rr"c"."
proc" y mad" from nc lulces and ov-
r-a.'s O. many herbal plants. u"l"u ut
o. ''r 'rtal urraNt rrrmIr'1 arl -
pleasing manner nrccD does net rln-
te'r ron. n?crcrrr % potash
rrcor &c now sold by all progressive
druggists throughout the Coun,ry and IS
highly rcrornu+ ufcd N heelinE b. { Il
C;r!cs, I. Co. IFS Market street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-21
SFNDNG WALLACE To BARRACKS
cost RECRUIT MAN HIS PLACE

Sergeant James M,'iiUn" has boon r..
lieyed from duty NJ TN army r''r"tI'h@
offica here and has h""u r"'hrh"h a.
Columbus FOR service. lie has ntrit r.
o! 4cod a, the local station BY SerS'' u
II il understood. that S"rGt. M:GhHn'
was relieved irnm ,nc local du,N ot
cause he accepted and Forwarded 10
columbus for enlistment Joe Wallace
Of this ci,y a few days ag". -,
wallace had been arrested by lnP
Vocal polire for an alleged h"inouS
crin, on u foreign lad - eleven years.
FL. cxpr.sSed desire :" 'hI.St IN thH
army and Tor n" TN. h".uS tn. 'hare'
wus dropped against HIM and H. went
% tn. }o.'al recruiting utt.c'' ana was
examined for the service. lie was t"r-
wari.d To the columbus harr2IhS
NVhen officials thor" heard that n" han
been charged with IN" i"cal "'i"n>" ana
thu, - was not IN" frst> tlmc. they I'M,
rnrIiately discharged HIM and refused
ro enlist him IA n" army. IKE" -
Sergeant MrGlou" was rci'sEd from tho
local station. ..-.s,,.
lust whrrr Wallace Is ~ the vr'SeH,
time is nor known. Police ar" looking
f.r him and II b." is found =" WI Ia"
IN. 1harS. wh;rh w1S preferred III
squire Ma-,u'.: court.