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MRS, N'C0MAS GAINS
THIRTEEN POUNDS

lie wide awake for hours. Every morn
Ing | got IN with splitting headache
and a bad taste in my mouth. and otten
was so dizzy | didn't dare walk arounq
for fear would fall over. FINALLY l
had to give up my housework and was
30 weak | could hardly get about at all
and all | could do was sit around the
house and suffer and worry over my
condition.
nut today l am a we'll woman. and
Il seems almost too good to be true
that am once more enjoying such nne
health. and It's all because OF the nne
results ! have gotten from Tanlac. inc
first bottle made such A wonderful
change in my condition that II the
druggist had charged me Ave dollars
for tho second bottle / would gladly have
paid II and thought II was cheap. BY
IN" time I finished my second bottle or
Tnnlac | was strong enough 10 take up
my Homework again and have been
doing il all ever since Ny appetite is
lust fine and I am entirely free from
the gas bloatinR and palms. In fact,
I can eat Just whatever ! please with
out the least trouble afterwards. The
bad taste has left my mouth and | am
completely relieved Of the heada ches
and dizzy spells. My nerves are strong
and steady and my sleep Is sound and
rcfrcshns I now weigh one hundred
twenty pounds, gain OF thirteen
pounds. and ! am feeling better and
stronger than I have in many years.
Tanlac is sold In Wheeling by tho
HoEe Davis Drug Co, at, 1145 Main
street, 1894 Main street. 18th and Mar
knt streets and $500 Chapline street.
also E X. Hogc Mt Martins Ferry. Ohio.
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Had Lost Weight and Was
so Weak She Could Hard
ly Get Around Before
Taking Tanlac, She Says
is Now Well and Happy.

II have told my friends and relatives
what Tanlac has don" for me. nut
cant -" everybody personally and l
feel that the next hest thing To do Is
To make A public statement" said Mrs.
Florence McComas. 1895 Eleventh ave
nue. Huntington. W. Va.
FOR the past five years suffered
with the worst sort of indigestion l
believe n person can har" and had
fallen off until l weighed only one
hundred seven pounds and was scarce
~ more than Il frame. had the poor
est kind Of appetite. and even dread
I'd to eat hCcaus" | could hardly Keep
down a thing. Gas would form on my
stomach. and had to gasp and strug-
gle to bc able tn breathe. and some
times | though each breath would be
my last. Even when ] lay down at
night there was an awful pressure and
pain around my heart and at times
thought couldn't live through some
Of these spells. Their" MAS often a
terrible burning in my throat and
stomach and keen pain IN my back
that extended on up through my Shout
der blades. was 81 nervous ! could
get but litlc sleep and at times would
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-05
Pronoaad Amendment.


That sections twcnty-two and thirty
three OF urticl" SIX Of said constitution
as Il now is be stricken out and the fol
lowing inserted in lieu thereof:
"cc 49,. All sessions of the l"GiSIa-
turc. other than extraordinary sessions.
shall continue in session for period
not exceeding fifteen days from date
Of converting, during which time II"
bills shall hc passed or rejected. unless
the same shalt hc necessary l" provide
for Il public emergency. shall h" specially
recommended by tho governor and passed
by q vote of four-tifths al tho members
elected to each house: wh"r"up"n re-
cess Of both houses must be taken until
the Wednesday after the second day OF
March following. bn r"-aSScmh!inE or
the legislature. no h'il Shnll he intro
duccd I'm either rus". without vote
q? three fitths of nil III" members elect
cd to each house taken by yeas and
nays. The regular sessions shall not
continue longer than forty-f!vc days
after RECOMMENDING. without the concur
renee Of twu-thirds Of the members
elected 70 each house.
Sec. 80. The members Of tho lcGisla-
turc shall cach receive for hts services
tho sum Of five hundred dollars per AN
mum and ten cents fer each mile travel
ed in going to and returning from til"
seat Of gov eminent by the most direct
route. The speaker Of the house OF
delegates and the president Of the sem
ate snail each receive an additional
compensation OF two dollars per day for
each day they shall act as presiding
officers. No other allowanc" or cm"lu-
ment than that ny this section shall
directly or indirectly hc mad" or paid 10
the members Of ci. her house for post
age. stationery. new >paHCr, or any other
purpose whatever"
For convenience IN referring TO tho
said proposed amendment, and In the
preparation OF the form Of the ballot
hereinafter provided for. said proposed
amendment IS hereby designated as fol-
lows: To be known as Legislative
amendment"
For the purpose of enabling the voters
Of the state to vote on tho question OF
said proposed amendment TO the consu-
tuition at the said general election 10
be held In III" year one thousand nine
hundred and twenty, tho board OF bal
lot commissioners of each county are
hereby required to prepare separate bal
lots from that Cf the official ballot To
he voted az said election, and print
thereon the following:
BALLOT ON CONSTITUTIONAL ,ECi
ISLATlVE AMENDMENT.
Amending sections twenty-five and
thlrty-three OF article SIX.
For ratification OF leE!sla-
tive amendment.
J Against ratification Of lcEis-
latIve amendment.
Those ravoring the ratification Of
said amendment will vote For RatlfI-
cation of Leg !Slat!vr Amendment; and
those opposing Will vote Against RAFT
ficption OF legislative Amendmrnt.
Given under my hand
and the Great Seal of
tho State Mt The Capitol.
this thtrty.first day OF
tSEAL) July. in the year uf our
Lord one Thousand Nine
hundred and Twenty.
and " the State the
Fifty-eLghth.
BY the Governor:
JOHN J. CORNWEI.L.
Governor.
HOUSTON G. YOUNG,
Secrctar" OF State.
au-5-g
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Run ON PONZ|'S
BANK SLOWS Up

Boston, Mass. Aug. 1.-THE run on
the Exchange Securities Company, head
cd by Charles ponzi. who claims To have
millions by dealing in foreign exchange.
dwindled notircably today. Perhaps a
hundred note holders w"r" on hand to
present their claims. hut the long line
that has heretofore extended along the
street for block or more was miss
ing. Spectators wrr" again In evil
dcnCc, seeking 10 buy notes.
Men who stood all day yesterday
without reaching tho windows "f the
paying trilcrs complained that tho
mechanism Of payment worked 50 slow
~ that not more than TOO claims were
disposed Of. but assistants in H"uzts
offc" insisted this estimate was far
under n" mark. II WAS announced that
arrangements mad been mad" today 10
care for women note holders At d Sre-
C!al window reached by a private CUrri-
DIR
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
STATE or WEST VIRGINIA

A Proclamation; BY tho Governor.
|. John J. Cornwcll. Governor Of tn"
State Of West Virginia. pursuant &"
tho Constitution and laws of said
state, co hereby proclaim. announcing
TO tho voters Of the State of West Nir-
gInia, that on the Tuesday next after
the first Monday in November. In the
year One Thousand Nine Hundred ana
Twenty. there will be submitted for
ratification or rejection an amendment
TO tho Constitution of said State as
follows. to-wit:
Proposed Amendment
The legislature shall make rrovi-
sion by law for 4 system Of state
roads and highways connecting nj
least tho various county seats of the
state. and To b. under the control and
supervision OF such state officers and
agencies as may he prescribed by law
The Legislature shall also provide q
state revenue to build, construct. and
maintain. or assist in building. con-
structinE. and maintaining the same
and for that purpose shall have power
10 authorize tho issuing and selling Of
state bonds the aggregate "utStand-
Ing amount Of which. at any one time.
shall not exceed ATTY million dollars.
When a bond issue as aforesaid. ts
authorized tho legislature shall at the
same time provide for the collection
Of an annual state tax sufficient Z"
pay annually the interest on such debt,
and the principal thereof within. and
not exceeding thirty years.
For convenience" in referring To said
proposed amendment. and In III" prep
aration Of tho form of IL" ballot hero
matter provided for. said proposed
amendment Is hereby designated as
follows: tn be known IS "r"nI amend
ment."
voters of the state tn Not" ON IN" Tu"S-
tlnu Of said proposed amendment to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-05
HUNTINGTON FIRM
Appeals Profiteering Case to United
States Supreme Court-Fine OF
S35, 1000 Was Imposed.

Charleston. W. Va. Aug. 4.-Schon,
Stevenson and company. whole
Eroccrs OF Huntington. recently convict
cd In the federal court hero for prof
Il ccring in sugar and sentenced to pay a
fine of $4,000. have today served not
ice on United States District Attorney
Kelly, advising OF an appeal TO the init
ed States supreme court at Washing
ton. The fine WAS imposed by Circuit
Judge J. c. PrItchard Of Ashcville. y.
G., who presided over the court here In
the absence Of Judge b. +. Keller.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-05
CALLED AT WHITE HOUSE

WAshInEtOn. Aug 4,--FfNnkTN II
Roosevelt. Democratic CRudI,rtc for
Vice President. with Mrs. Roosevelt.
called at the White House today and
took tea with Mrs. Wilson. The vice
presidential nominee. it was said At III"
White House did not soc tn" pres idCnt.
Mr.. Roosevelt said ~ hid no confer
ences OF n political nature since coming
10 Washington yesterday He will leave
late this week for Dayton to attend tho
notification ceremonies for Governor
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future With highest assurances Is NJ
who has noted the paths which made
his PROGRESS secure We Republicans
hold that the inherited plans OF con
stijutionul representative" popular gov
eminent. with tho inspirations Of ma
tionnllty and a fair chance for every
rnnr. have enabled mon TO writ" tho SUI
promo story Of human and national nd
vnnc"m,rt IN all the world. and "" mean
to hold tho tmh"ritTnr" secure and ~
confidently on 10 greater and Erand"r
aCuicN Cmrut5.
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Paid $500, 600 Yesterday.

EDWIN l.. Fridc, who X AUDITING
Punzis accounts for the federal authuri-
ties. had q private conference today
with Assistant United States AttorHc.'
Daniel \. shea. Tho accountant had
with him two bundles Of PonzES Ccrti-
fcatcs which had been redeemed ycst"r-
day. lie estimated that they rrprcsCut-
ed payments Of about 100000 The
examination Of the accounts WAS pro
grcssinK. nc said but considerable ttluH
wound be rcnMlrnl % c0mnletc Il.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-05
FERRY FoR LEASE.

Ferry at Moundsvillc. ". Va, for
lease. Bids for ferry will be received
by the Central Coal Mining Company.
Box 3l4. Moundsville. w. Va. on and
after August 4th. Name your own
terms. either by the month or salary. or
by contract. Company Will furnish
yachts, ferry floats and equipment.
Please send in your bids early.
(Signed)
CENTRAL COAL MINING COMPANY.
au-3-m: Moundsyille, W. Va
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
BY tho Governor.
a Proclamation:

J. John :. C"ruw".I. Governor Of the
state az West Virginia. pursuant To me
Constitution and law II said state. d"
hereby proclaim. announcing I" the
voters al III" State Of West Virginia.
that on Tuesday next after tn" first
Monday In November. In the year One
Thousand Nine IIundr"d and Twenty,
there will nc submitted for ratification
or rejection an amendment to the Con-
Stltutiuu of said Stat" as follows, to-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-05
roe hENT

wANTED-We have a desirable
location on railroad switch on
which we will erect one or two
buildings suitable for manufac-
turing or storage purposes; one
building can be 50xl0D and the
other 80xl00. with 16-foot alley
between; both fronting on rail-
road switch: for a good tenant we
will erect one OF both buildings
on long term lease. Inquire OF
John w. Beltz, Jr.. 18th and Eoff
streets. 5y-29-l
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms large
front room first floor. Bath and
phone. Also one. small housekeeping
room In rear. 1929 Chapline. au-!-i
roE REMT-Nicely furnished rooms for
light housekeeping and sleeping. APP
ply and floor new lntellgencer Bldg.
1908 Market ST. je-l2-f
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Answer to No. 463.

Answer to NO. 4S3.
Since the uncle paid fl,2o0 for third
interest. the entire business Was worth
II 500. OF this Junior owned tl.600 and
Senior re- 1000. Scnirr took $500 OF Uncle
pumhcy's contribution md Junior 1900.
Then the three interests were similar.
Copyright. 1920, hy Sam Loyd)
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BRAIN TESTS:
BY SAM LLOYD. (

MINUTES TO ANSWER THIS.
No. 4o4.
\ term for scoldin.s. backwards read;
VIII givo what AL good people dread;
4 character 80 base that none.
The eptthct would call his own.
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FOE SALE.
1913 ACRES FOR $4,000, $1,000 CASH
RE0TYYRHn

A good eight room house. nicely stu
ated. beautiful yard and garden, neat
outbuildIngs. horse and COW barn. silo cat
tie barn. sheep barn. good chicken house.
shop, granary, tool house. six acres in
orchard. gas we'll royalty goes. thirty
acres Of productive bottom. farm lays
we'll can all be farmed, splendid pasture
land. close to school and church, three
miles to good r. r. town with all kinds
of stores and high school. a prospective
pike passes through farm. will soon he
finished. This IL a fine home and 4
good bargain. Miles L. Dawson. Real
Estate Agent, Macarthur. Ohio. au-5-h
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DIED

AuTEN-At the ohio Valley Genera
hospital. on Saturday, July 81, Is;G:
at lilo o'clock a. M. MRS. fANE,iGa,
ACTEN, wife OF G. l.. Auten' OF
her 65th year.
Funeral notice hereafter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-05

HOU STOE G. YOUNG.
Secretary 0f state. mug IS
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POR SALE-Farm PIT acres, 40 acres
Of bottom, $4,000 or $4,000 worth Of
timber. saw timber and prop: well
watcrcd; three sheep houses, two sta
bles also two houses. . miles south Of
Holloway, Ohio. ~ miles from school
Write,J. c. Huff. Holloway. Ohio.
au-5-m
FOR SALE-Thoroughbr white Scotch
Collie puppies. Call Elm Grove 7l0S
Ring II. .au-5-!
To& SALE-Cpright Kraukauer piano,
mahogany case. Bargain. Address,
Piano, care Intelligencer au-3-l'
FOR SALE--Eew bungalow house, 7rooms
basement and furnace. city water.
gas. }3.300.n0. Forest Turner, Barnes
vile. Call At 36l South Chestnut street.
GAINESVILLE, .. iy-2sIn
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Funeral notice hereafter.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-11-02
Readers Club Reception

The members of the Readers Club
held reception last Tuesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. w. 7,
James in honor of the teachers of the
Boomers Ferry schools.
The regular program was given as
follows:
current Events. ........... Roll Call
Discovery of Our Country. ..
Observation-Disclosures. Mrs. E. E. Fry
The Constitution of the United States
................. Mrs. Geo. r. Gray
Mrs. F. A. Shultis and Mrs. S. @.
Witwer rendered beautiful duet and
Mrs. Witwer rendered an instrumental
solo. The program was in charge of
the program committee composed of
Mesdames Gleed, Fry, Stamm, White
and James.
After the program a dainty lunch
was served. The home of Mrs. James
was artistically decorated with au-
tumn berries and leaves.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-11-02

The members of the Altar society
of st. AIMS Catholic church held a
very successful bazaar and supper
Thursday afternoon and evening at
the l. o. o. F. hall. The total re-
ceipts were $524.5O and the total ex-
penditures, including the expenses of
the dance held after the supper, were
$3.50.
A delicious supper was served and
253 people were served. A total of
So tickets for the dance were sold.
The guess cake" was won by G. E.
Travis who guessed that the cake
weighed 13 pounds. The kimona was
won by Miss Loretta Lynch. The sofa
pillow was won by Mrs. r. braves.
The center piece was won by Miss
Freda Peterson
The members of the Altar society
desire to thank the public for the pat
ronage given the bazaar and for the
help extended to make the affair a
grand success.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-11-02
Tagging Operations at Naples

H. r. Brown, of the Brown Timber
Company, which has been operating
in the Porthill district for the past
two years, was in the city several days
this week making arrangements for
logging operations he will carry on in
the Naples district this winter.
The Brown Timber Company has
purchased a large tract of timber near
Naples and has established camp
there The company plans to complete
the cut in about two years.
The company will also operate a
small mill near Burns Spur and will
work camp in this district for six
or nine months.
The mill and logging equipment
which has been in use at Porthill is
being moved TO Naples.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-11-02
Attractions at the Amazon

Charles Woods, the proprietor of
the Amazon theatre, has installed a
new furnace in the Amazon to insure
warmth and comfott in all parts OF
the theatre during cold weather.
He states that he has booked a
number of feature films for the COM
ing season including House Peters in
1.-THE Redeemer," by H. H. Van Loan
Jack London's masterpiece "The Mu-
tiny of the Elismore;" Elsie Janis
in "The Imp" known for her former
success in "The Regular Girl" also
1.-THE Idol Dancer" with an aIl-staI
company.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-11-02
Notice
Bonners Ferry, Idaho, Oct. 20. 1920

Boomers Ferry, Idaho, Oct. %. 1920
To whom this concerns: The party
buying a pumper shotgun from Loran
j. Jones please return to Duane Pear
son at the Henry Pearson residence
on the Northside, as the party Dor
rowed the gun to go hunting with and
sold it between the 18th and goth OF
September, and the party buying had
better return to the Pearson residence
and save further trouble.
DUANE PEARSON.
advOct26-Nov2p
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-11-02
Threshinr Machine Blows Up

The threshing machine owned by E
B. Squirting and Sam Peterson, was
badly damaged by an explosion that
took place about 1870 Monday morn
ing at the Squirting ranch. Just what
caused the explosion is not known
but the cylinder was blown out, the
concaves and front of the thresher
blown to pieces. AS luck would have
it. none of the men at work about the
thresher were injured. Mr.. Squirting
has arranged to secure the Polzin
threshing outfit to complete his work
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-11-02
Student Halloween Party

The members Of the senior class
of the Bonners Ferry high school en-
tertained the high school students and
members of the faculty last Friday
night at a masquerade Halloween
party.
Games appropriate for the season
were played dancing was enjoyed AND
moving pictures were shown in the
gymnasium where the party was held
At late hour fine lunch was en-
joyed by all
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-11-02

ENGRAVED CALLING CARDS, and
wedding announcements and invita-
tions, embossed stationery, etc. All
the latest samples at the Herald office.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07

tn. fior but ihat this should be- ~.
Isual Fasting should be priyIt" mat.
tea and - The heart
Coun>ls ON Trust %: 1880.
This section contains the earnest
teaching ~ our Lord against ovcranN.
irtv fur what "" coll the substantial
fhinss 81 this NE IN yrrs's ~ and
q Irgus points uut what II the lru"
TREASURE. u doses NOT consist ~ thos"
things which men ,ili treasures Thrs"
are sui irot tu decay and ARE In danger
81 thrfi Their" h. 70 irelsur" which
neither d,,uys nor oun De- stolen. This
IN the yt.iritunl NE. the salvation IT the
soul here and FOREVER
IN verses es.94 Jesus sets hcfur" ms the
tru" srTyirc vhi'h the redeemed soul
must render. " must not be- hypo-
critical show Ter selfish advantage,
hut u r.al srfN ire which grows out ~
conservation g. God This s"ryic" must
sprinr from the heart As an illustru'
ton Jesus slv~ The lamp II IN" body
Is the eye" or M. eve h single" or
sound then We srr each object distinctly
without blurred ur double vision, and
the whole holy * full ~ light. ON the
contrary u the eye be- evil 0r damaged.
the whole prrsun ~ deprived 81 light.
So II ~" heart be- true 90 the service
q Cud without lrnE spuilt by selfish
interests ~ marred hv insinc"rity, the
spiritual life becomes full 81 Hight.
Tho sincerity IT. tru" servic" Is fur.
'hrr illustrated hy r. denial 81 ability 60
"sorvc two masters No nn" can be-
long wholly to two rival claimants \
slave who conrci,ahlv had two masters
would naturally ClraNc iO one rath'f
han IN" other tie could not render q
profitable sriH.ir" a. two n their claims
we're opposii' 49, incompatible. In time
g var q man could not serve his own
country and the enemy with equal a..
,iclity. So Jesus SAYS. "Yc cannot serve
Cod ard mammun" that n. riches. our
Lord do"s not condemn wealth but en-
slaycmcnt To " \ man cannot nuke
money hts God and keep Gozl too.
The thought Of serving nammun sur
gcsts anxiety Tor IN" things which
wealth ~ supposed to supply. So Nc
have i2j.3u this exquisite passage con.
corning trusting God ~ opposed tn
worldly care The Revised Version gives
no correct translation Jesus did me-,
CIV. Take no thought as We now
would understand that. Io did not
mean thar We must never think about
food and clothing lie did mean that We
must not o.. anXiugs about them and
make N" pursuit II such things IN"
main end and object 81 life. The thr"c
things that people are usually most
anxious about are food. clothing and
shelter Jesus mentions the first two.
som" may sometimes suffer fur tho
lack Of these things but IN" many SUI.
FER no real lacl; and vet max" them IN"
main objects ~ their toll aud care. "
IL this last phasr uf the suliccl which
,ur Lord evidently has In mind He bids
W not 30 worry about our living. what
We mrv at aud what We may wear.
The ihin~ when SO should u" really
concerned f0r IL IN" spiritual life. That
being pro, ide,l fur other things VIII
find ih'ir place Gol himself viii take
care uf that The 'hi,f duty 81 RAN is
To- seek above MI things els" to know
and do thu vil of God cur l.urd *