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Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-07-15

Vashon. Maury Islands: The choicest
territory between Seattle and Tacoma
THE TIPPING HABIT

John d. Rockefeller, Jr and his
wife and six children have Just
spent a few days in Washington,
paying a visit to the Mountain.
In a rather sarcastic VEN, a story
of the Rockefeller visit is printed
in one of the Tacoma daily papers
this week, and the mrasliucss of
the tips given by Mr.. Rockefeller
is played up as a sort o scremmcr
to the storL
The News-Record looks at TINS
tipping business from another
angle entirely. Either the tipping
business is altogether wrong or it
is altogether right. In Europe it
has reached its peak and has
ripened into a system Of outright
beggary. 1t is not the outheld
hand of the dusky porter as he
pretends to dust your collar be.
fore you leave the Pullman car,
but the outStretched hand of
every person who serves you in
any capacity and their pleading
voice for an ore, a sou, a pfenuing,
or a guilder! II is a nuisance.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-07-15
WE GROW, RAIN OR SHINE.

1t doesn't seem to matter much
to our old and new friends wheth-
er it is hot or cold, wet or dry,
sunny or cloudy-the News-Rec-
ord keeps growing right along
just the same. We certainly ap-
preeiate the cordial spirit which
meets us everywhere, as we try
from week to week to give our
wide awake list of readers clean.
independent, fearless and pro
gressive sheet.
We have no political axes to
grind, no ambitions except to do
IAN honest day S, work and publish
IAN honest local paper, no strings
ito pull, and no master to dictate
the policy of our paper-eXcept
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-07-15
PIFFLE IN POLITICS

If Henry Ford is nominated for
president by the third party the
result of his election will largely
depend ON the weather on election
morning, Should it be warm, so
his millions of car users can get
the thing started, hen get a swag-
gering lot Of votes-but should it
be cold, so the thing wont crank
woe to Henry chances.
The foregoing paragraph is
evolved from our fertile brain as
a result of oar having just read
a lot Of piille equally as silly (but
written in a serious yem) about
1.-THE other two leading parties can
IdidatcS. We find Mrs, Coolige is
rather garrulous, while the Gov
Iernor" is taciturn; the Cover
Inor always picks out my hats
land gowns, she eXclaims; Senat-
or Harding smokes cigarettes, we
are told, and his wife was a widow
when he married her all of which
is certainly on a par with the story
going the rounds that the Senator
tossed a coin to decide whether
he was for or against the league of
nations.
As for Jimmie Cox-he's going
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-07-15

In this country all service il
supposed to be paid for by the
employer. The waitress is suppos-
ed to be paid by the cafe prophet
Tor; the chambermaid by the hotel
Keeper; the taxi driver by the taxi
company (and heaven knows they
charge enough to permit it) and
1.-THE porter by the railroad comp
lany who collects the fare for tick
cts, sells berth space (without
much space, and always informs
1.-The traveller about querelous Uncle
Sam who is cruel enough to charge
a Z per cent war tax. And young
Jawndee acted like a good Ameri-
can should act-he paid his bills
and moved ON.
We would deplore his action
should he do otherwise. To look
upon the very rich as giyers of
their wealth without reason would
Isoon result in our country breed
ling race of beggars. This would
soon give us two clasSes-the very
rich on one hand as money mast
erS, aud the very poor on the other
hand as beggars and slaves. Any
coof with money could have a
/ following. 1t would put an I'M
]
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-07-15

our sense of duty to our constim.
ency
This week we add seven new
subscribers to our list and a few
old friends of the paper who have
paid up, Here is our roll this
week; Lou G. smith; Claude G
Ramsey; Thomas Dobsonj Capt
j. l.. Anderson; p. NJ, Spear O
Ol,crdahlj j. T. Thompson; Mall.
och \ Mctzner; Il, Turnbull and
Peter Clausen.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-07-15

DR.. c. II. Reed, of Burton,
comes into the News-Record fami-
ly this week with a professional
card which will be found else
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-07-15

Get some of that delicious
Cream of Quality Ice Cream for
dinners aud parties. Furbushs
Ellisport.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-05-08

sislt q Sew urk. County uf New Yur.k. 10
NU Z Cable. lr Cashier K The HAB-
n~ National SANK of the City uf New York
ui saemIiy swear that the above stBtamern
EJt lo Jnt Desi uf ny knOulHdEe and hHiiEf
WM- L. CABLE. Dr., Cashier
sunsr-tbed and Ewaru 10 before me this 7th
q, u MAY IY26
l. THOMAS. Notary Public,
, New lurK Couufy.
AWTrf-A tt-s:
2 HAA WARD FERRY.
LDNlN C MERRILL. DirrctoB
AN i !. FETERs.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-05-08
PRODUCE MARKET.

ETTTTR-Rcretrts YESTERDAY J .H~s pAck-
HreF The market has taken DECIDED 1urh
Tor ~. he.tsr. huytnr interest iE lhrEsT Ane
prices have recovered lA-n.c. on the IFeth
tat,A rrndes apd the feeling Il firm ~ tie
close. Ladies and packing sipck eeslsI-
C-en merry higher than extras qnsc-
s,-rrSs " score &c. firpts, Rlal SCOTT
6D@6Io-: firslk. s6psp score. .eHs'a'r-, SEE
suds gsGE7 ncu-e, sla6!1 i=c-. low eT grsoefl
Ts0EAe crearnery. held eEtrAA. HHfeO,-; (;
held firstk, 5eG5sc-: seconds bSuosc-' uh-
Eslfrd. higher than extra. SJFbec; e1ifAs'
GsH6Ac: firsiA. AOGR3r.: STATE. cary tups'
firpE, RD&fIe; prime 70 goc1. hSsfasc-, co1il-
mon 10 fair. ahft55e.: ranDvatso- extras De@
E.el-c- firEtE, S4f5Jc-: lhales- current make
fi-sts, S5a4sc.: seconds. 4lls94ee.; packing
stock, current MAKE. No J. Aa4l 3c-' No
. sOc-
CHEEsE-Receipts Yesterday e.46s boxes
NHrtet lightly supplied and firm STATE
whole MIX, fresh fats. colored- n. eeq
.Ss.e: w.hffeA. sc: average run. colored.
sGlsRZT1=n-: W1ite. 2gisGZTase.; lower ErhneS,
ssfesc-: held flats. specials. soisgslazc-:
average run. .D930c-: lDwer graoeA. %eu@'s-'
twins. had. specials. wfrfes, SsnSec-. CO.
orsd. zplsRS0iscs average run. white or col-
ored. g5iS6zBisc: lower grades. @ot2ses;
N-iscounir, whole milk. held, t~'tnA. 10.
ap4=c single dRtsien. held. s0es1 A-e. double
dsisi=s. heid. 2A53le-: Young Americas.
fresh. csc: STATE. skima. NHts Anc twins.
h..ld spuciAls 1o9eie-: fresh. specials 1pe. :
urtsne 10 chsice. lsS1ec.: fair 40 good. l1R
1sc lower grn6es. S81oc.
EGGS-Receipts YESTERDAY. =. zoo caRcR.
High grades from unrSher,T sections are
nrEn, Win q steady fair demand. Medium
ans lgwm aznlktiss gslra, frsnI offered ans
u irregular yRlDs, with only n1Dusr1te
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-05-08
GRAIN MARKET.

Al grains established yesterday new
iecoro ff1cek May corn sold I'D 10 81 .F6
4nc other deliveries nRoe good EalnE
Rye advanced 10 81 20. while late options
III chts broke preceding records. MAY
scoring good advance. The strength in
NE grains wRs due 10 buying and cover
ing on European demand for wheat
small receipts and advances in the cash
Foreign cuunu'ftE realize their great
need for wheat and are willing TO pay
present high prices 70 ret cereals. They
are afraid that II they wait they VIII
he confronted with the predicted short
age That buying IN wheat had a good
influence on iyo &c mary countries viii
suhEtiiufe that cereal Reports So ID that
coo poo bushels were snld Yesterday 10
foreign interests. Demand for whaHt
affected corn. Buying in rye ana corn
Y as inspired Ny The TWO w@ks' old de-
cree OF the French Government thai
thass cereals wers 10 Ne used IN making
uf hreRn as measure 10 conserve wheat
Shurs realize bow imposE bic II Is
10 break The market rs long as the
transportation situation shall remain IN
changed, Cutn more cars be obtained
they str no hope ~ any increase IN the
movement TIE Chicago situation was
reported Yesterday as much improved
but il Is still serious Selling WAS confined
70 p-uii taking There was no pressure
reports OF fine weather. faroS1hle crop
Hcrices. cheaper hcgs and lower STOCKS
having no influence.
Provisions were strong On covering
OoEN-In lIs Local cash market No. ysi-
low corn, Ss.1s. No. . mixed, t@l1 C. Eno l.
X T.
OATS-tn tllr local rshh riurkri prices "efe
nuruiuHlty g. as fur all isRding grades
EYE-No. . Western. s2-5+ {. @. ;. y. 7.
RAKIEY-TeedlnS. fi.so. and mailing.
g. Rbf. {. o. b. X. !.
HAI-Nn :. 81 ann8 -. No =, k.15 cS.ao ,
No e. 81. 0SnS1o' shipping, g. 2p0qa
sTRAW-Nn. rye. Ss7@SS5 n ton.
WHEAT tiucludiug flpurl--Tsports To- the
paek RnNordtuE 10 Eradstreet p, REEreEerN
s....::.., 3G7 bu. against :,5De.sl6 The previous
week and 3 pnk paA lEsf year. since July J,
- .Uls col. SESinEi S8s u7t.o0S lHsi year.
g-t-Yf~ ar-ra r-vyrvNE
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-05-08
CURB PRICES ARE
LOWER AT CLOSE
Irregularity, Due to Profit
Taking. Marks Last Part
OF Session.

Small losses generally were shown 81
the close Of yesterdays business in the
cutsids securities market. The market
opened with n fair degree Of strength.
but during the remainder Of the session
Bn Irregular tone marked its dealings
due 10 profit taking IN some sections.
Light selling pressure resulted In small
declines in most prominent independent
oils. although toward the close better
demand developed and srnRn uptin'ns
Tc-e scattered Through the list.
A substantial gain was made In
Magma Copper on persistent buying.
Divide issues continued active but
trhders were inclined toward profit
taSinE. resulting in small losses.
Total sales and range OF prices follow:
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-05-08
JAPAN AGREES TO
CHINA CONSORTIUM
Terms Agreed Upon by L. S,
Britain and France Are Ae-
cepted in Toxic.
LAMONT HELPS THE LOAN
Advances Made by American
Banks Must Be Approved
by State Department.
LAMONT HELPS THE LOAN

w4sHlNGToN, May Japan has with
etwu AL objections TO The Chinese con-
spr.iurn and has prepared Il communica-
gor accepting the terms as agreed upon
AZ fbs United States Great Britain and
France. the State Department was IN
formed today by the American Embassy
3, Toxic. The consortium viii become
effective rs soon rs the signatures Of
oftieiuls have been affixed.
Thomas W. LEmgnt. representing the
American group OF bankers. is now In
,hs ORIENT in the interest Of the plan
Z, discussed The matter in Japan with
bankers ana Government officials and
suhsrgueniiy announced tnEt as n result
her vas q better understanding Of the
p!En in Japan
The acceptance Of the oonsorLum by
'tr6u ends two wears effort by The
s,Sie Department 10 provide FOR The
'lnsnclnE Of China by representative
-rpups of bankers in each 0f the f0u-
g-,sI countries. Japan has commended
ma, Msochuria and Mongolia SHOULD
~ txcloded from The operation of the
rrrsurtium. claiming that y had pre-
dominant rights IN that territDry be-
-tuss Of proximity. The United States,
however, refused 10 agree 70 this Cxclu-
sion.
The terms of the cunBortium Afe GEN
srL and cath negotiation under II viii
Ne taken up separately. japan VIII
auvs the right 10 ohJeci 20 loans for
ANY work she feels VIII jeopardiEe her
national life or VitAl'y affect her
sovereignty. Tn6sr this head. Il is
aid, may he included the construction
u railroads IN certain sections oi
-hinA. particularly MGnchuris-
The amount ef money 10 be loaned
under the cousortium has not bean eEti-
iuRted. but The Edvsnce soon OF S50 600, ,5oo
'ur railroad and other conFurnctiun ans
betis-ment work Ii expected.
Under the terms o. the coBsrrtiuyu ali
Nsus made by the banking groups,
which IN the Tinted states include
inlrty-seven banks IN all sessions OF tho
.runt-y. must first he approved by tbe
state Dspa rtrnent The bankers. after
decsiu- IN each individual loan. VIII
submit 10 the Department the terms,
contracts and all documents bearing on
b. and u these are approved The inau
,Nr- may he made with the official
ranctiun Of The Government hehind H.
--Ns SANE procedure win he followed in
ne other countries
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-05-08
THE !. G. WHITE MANAGEMENT
CORPORATION.

q ERchanff EInfe- - hWA x8G-
The reSulGr quarterly 6iridand fTWentv-
ninth cuGr.crl ~ Ore pailsr and Seveuty---
e., Gents ifi-7si per share has seen o.
rlAr~h on the Preferred Stock % thiE Cor
ro-aflon. ,,aFAbla 1nne !. il-p. N Stock !
holde-K II RECORD AiAy Is 1E2A
7. W. NoFFAT. Troasur4E.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-05-08
! RECEIVER NAMED
FOR PACKING PLANT
- 900 900 EOwG Cooperation
Officials Accused.

siorx CITY. Iowa. May An appli-
cation By States Attorncy-Gcnerul Il
NJ AHrncr for appointment Of a re-
oeiFer for the Midland Packing Com
pllny OF Sioux City. an sGDDlDOp cor
ponHuoh, was granted In district court
te-aaF. j. A johnson clerk @! the
toIf Nhs appointed receiver.
several other sdits for q receiver had
heen started by stockholders who made
CHARGES OF fraud against indiana Of
ntlhls, The stockholders alleged S6.-
peu.ppv worth ot stock had been cold
shn thnt statesmen were paid Rs high
NJ 70 per cent 20 sell H.
The Midland plant. which was opened
Few weeks ago Rhut down arfer
operating short time. The tiant is
SAID TO be worth between $4,000. 900 and
IS. p0h 600.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-05-08

movement; White eggs plentiful and NOV
ing slowly, with storage the chief putlet and
few Of The receipts exceeding q range Of
<7fslc- Fresh gathered extra. dozen,
40 sqi=c,. storage packed. extra firEts.
seiyc. ffrsts s6f<sc. extrB firFts. go
4sc.; frnAh gathered. firsts. 444sSize- src-
ondr and pOortr. S1@ls:c-. dirties. No. J..
IN chOioe. dr!. 34nSsc.; StAte, PeunsylvariR
ard nearby Western henns-g Uhifss, extras.
aalsaI,, ,,;,c.. extra firsts. 519b2e.; ftrEts.
e. 7dS0c-: firstB 10 extra firstE,N 41ph@c- ::
undergrades a59S6c.: Pacific coast whites.
extra firstA. 50dbac.; firSts, S794ec.
other Western and Southern gathered
Vhiies. eco Soc: Stair. PHnnEy-vAniA and
nearby Western henRery brownS, eEtrRA.
Sic: brown and mixee roorN. gath
cred, graded extras. Sg@J6c. firEts 10 eI-
ira firStA 4s94sisc. Goose eggs, prime.
dnzen. 7Ons0c. Duck eggs, RAlinore- dozen.
sSffsSs-. Western ana prime southeTn
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-05-08

iuls os,pniE, Pa. December y. 1912.
70 T8E HpLDERs or ZEN RSYLvANIA
ShrAAE SAE FRENCH FRANC
-lAN ~ 1896. GUARANTEED BY THE
fL-'>SA LNANIA RAIl-RoAD COMPANY:
--t cucs-s.Snsc nerety- give notice that
-lnsy y',Enls Company has elecfec 70
-s-z-i- tAe has called for. redemption On
an -'- lH-b. the entire issue Of ceTrifi-
= = knc obligations issued BY The UNDER
en-- M 1--E-c Trust Company. pursuant
- sg"-eTnsu-, GATED May 18th. 1906. be-
- - Tie FerEsylvzuiA Company. The Penn
.'-l-. =. EE'l-u1c Company ana the under
.-s.'1t p&yrDeu- nf which certificates was
Hn7-i;i-. - ne Pennsylvania COMPANY and
- 7i'Ls-c ry The PsnnEyivania Railroad
'---iilf}, which SAFE certfficzfes are deair-
-.E d sGIC agreement Ms the .-Paunsy4-
-tl.-s .umpary Three and Thrse-QuArrer per
-. ~ Q i-;i1l Loan uf 1905. guaranteed By
~ -i4iF y'vanls Railroad COMPANY" and
- tl'-ci-t -ne Undersigned 70 give notice
-'-iE 70 said AGREEMENT that Tire nRid
l-i~t'es uCs obligations then UurEtano-
F.- it paIe of by the PsnnsyfvaIta
-l.htif a. pa and accrued iuteres; either
-.t sen--s. Banking House Of The bangne
rl-H - O. PsyE-Bas or Of The Credit
- lli-Ils, ir ths Cry of Paris. France. Dr
:. -lf uptinr o. tie holder. ~ any AEenry
- sv'iLz=-!Rts m fs4n Esrss rsE1tf4asE
fs-if, Ene al the then rate Of right
@hs' uu FE-is and that interest on the
.irztes and uhiiEztiors VIZ reAse
~ t.tsr June 18th Ip5l
~ S-f-AI-- TfUET COMPANY. Trustee
z 3 MORFIE PrssideE1t.
tflIEO STATES TRUST CONPANf
OF EEW YORK. Ce-Trustee,
LuNAED w. SHEIIoN. Pre1insnt-
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-05-08

.HTTTT PUr nF n
q A.
rn mn rF -.
Tn Tr,r, -Fs
m sr.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-05-08
ELEcrToNs Ayp MrrTTNcs

TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF CoNst-w.
ERs DTEwooo PRODUCTS COR
PoRATlONe
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN ths, ths
Ennual meeting ~ Ftockhelde-s 81 ths c0S-
SrMERS DTEwooD PROJECTS COR
PORATIuN viii be held a. the office o-
the corpora ton, No. John Street. in fhs
Borough pf Manhattan. City end state %
New York On the Isth cay Of MAY. 1854.
at ! O'Clock p. NJ. standard time for the
purpose o: eiectIng dtrectors for The enap-
ing year. and for the TRANSACTION Of surh
5tber and further euAinesg Rs may properly
some before the said meeting
Dated New York Apr, 1874
tsiEned) " u NARBOCRG s~crrtHrr.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-05-08
DNIDENDs AND NrEnEsI.
THE CKEsCENr FIFE line oeMHANK. /.
Euurfk

PtftsburEf. "a, MAY src, 1A1l
A diti6snd of Seveuty-Five Cents C.Tsl per
share hrs been declared ou The capital EtOog
uf this Company. payable TUESDAY. Jus
18TH 1870 10 EtDcklfolo-rr pf recnra Al fIr
cloee az buEiness Saturday. MAJ .and fR@gl
FOR purpose OF tflls dividend the ira snEfer
hr.oks N-lii be closed from ! =. n SGtErdhs
MAJ End, 70 A NJ Wednesday. June lGth-
An roguTnunicati regarding payment or
change of address Ehoule be sent 20 this
office MT later thHn Saturday. May .and.
J. A. TOoAGET. SscretAry.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-05-08
REPORT or THE CONDITION OF
THE HANOVER NATIONAL BANK,

~ the City N New York
81 Nev 1-k IN the State uf New 0rk. a. thg
ciu~g o. business May 9Th. 1870.
RESOURCES.
losnE and discnuuts ...... ss4 2an sss ss
BunaS 70 secure cirruisti1n. loo 000.e
l Treas csrtrhrEies nf tndent-
ednes 70 secure I. :. deposits 1.b00, COO 90
l nunds and Certificates cf tp-
usDtsdnsss owned and uD-
nieaEed .-.. :--....-.--. I7.Sps EJa.go
6 bonds deposited with sCut
81 BANKS ~ Y State, in trust sJnD0o oB
hunaN securities, etc- ......--- 7.EB7 AS 81
Banking house e.-.....--.-.-. 400 GOA 90
Due run hanks and bgnkBss. a.3sH Az -
Cheeks and othe- cash tams 1885 -g0 -
ETrhBu-es for Clearing House s5 sds. .55l ~
epe.1e Gnld- .....--.--.-- a.1po a4s 90
Otne- cast 10 rRuh ..-......- Ig=k fF3l 90
Due f-nn Federal Reserve BANK = S6a7 7Ol gJs
heasuVtiuo fund and due frum
Z Treasurer --...-..... d. .S8o.O0
CuslOmsrS liability sccsptAnras
eZNcuiad ny uthsr banks under
be17efs Of credit i;l....-.-- 6g- sg7 AZ
lHisre1 accrued ..-.--- IA. 462 -
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-05-08
Live stock ana Meat Prices.
oomptroIIer,s o.u for May ..

wksHINGTox, May The Comp
trolle- Of the Currency issued to-day =
call for the condition OF national banks
AZ the close OF business on May 4
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-05-08
BONDS SIN STOCK EXCHANGE

FRIDAY, MAY :. 1s.a.

RANGE or LIBERTY BONDS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-13

both confined To their home on center
stree, with pneumonia.
Alfred Leach is confined 10 the nome
Of Mr.. and Mrs. David Patterson on
South Seventh street with Illness.
Miss Ella Brooks IL reported Ill nj
her hum" on West Faycttc street.
Gcorg" q. Kalst"n of North Fourth
str"cl lief; for columbus Yesterday. call
ed hv the serious illness of a relative.
Master Harry GraySon. son Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Riuglund Grays"n OF North sixth
street. is III at the homo Of his parents.
Nor" than a hundred pupils or the
grades at tho Central school are report
cd absent ON account Of Illness.
Harry Majors is reported seriously III
n, his home on South Third street.
Now display racks hlv" been placed
in the back and sides ot the window A.
the F"hrcnhach bakery on South Fourth
street
The weekly meeting Of the Modern
Woodmcn VIII h" held III their rooms on
Hanover street this evening.
Dan Jones, manager Of the Ftctr"la
department Of the Noble furniture store
+ confined to his HON" with Illness.
Mrs James Nansh"rgcr and daughter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-13
Danish
Nervousness
Put Vigor and Ambition into
Rundown, Tired Out
People,

If YOU feel tired out. out Of sorts. de.
spondcnt, mentally or physically de.
pressed. and lack the desire Of accom-
plish things, get 80 cent box Of Wen.
dell's Pills. Ambition Brand, at John
Coleman. E. II. Griest & Co. today and
take the first big step toward feeling
better right away.
II you work 100 hard. smoke too
much, or are nervous because OF over
indulgence of any kind. Wandell's
Pills, Ambition Brand, will make you
feel better in three days or money back
from John Coleman, {. H. Griest & Co.
on the first box purchased.
As a treatment for affections OF the
nervous system. constipation, loss OF
appetite, trembling. sleeplessness, ex-
haustcd vitality or Nervous lndiges-
ton, get box Of Wendells Pills. AM
btion Brand. today on the money back
plan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-13
Lester Curtin of Toledo
Tells of His Efforts to
Enlist Which F i n a lly
Were, Successful.
HE LOOKED AND FELT
LIKE DIFFERENT MAN
"Tanlac Was My Friend in
Need and Can Be Depend
ed On" He States-Was
Twice Wounded in Battle.

"Tanlac has been The Friend in
Need TO me and | will always have
good word for IT," said Lester Cur
lin, l2T Superior street. Toledo. while
discussing the medicine few days
ago. Mr.. Curtin served with the
Marines In France and has two
wounds. one in the arm and one IN
the leg. received while in the fighting
Over There"
IT can say with all sincerity" he
added. that Tanlac IS wonderful
medicine. for took six or seven bot
ties In 1917 and il put me right on
nv feet after | had suffered for more
than two years with a case OF stum'
ach trouble that II seemed like moth
ing could relieve. My stomach would
hloat I'D so with sour gas and hurt
me so bad at times I couldn't even
stand 10 wear belt. was IN such
= miserably rundown condition when
| commenced taking Tanlac that !
only weighed one hundred and twenty
pounds. tried to enlist IN the Ma
rines, but was under weight ana IN
such bad shape physically that they
wouldn't take me.
But Tanlac soon did away with all
the sourness, bloating and stomach
misery and my appetite. which had
been very poor for q long time, soon
came back in full force. and after
taking few bottles Of Tanlac | felt
like a different person. | gained IN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-13
SAND HILL

After the avalanche Of influenza
sand ilill IL emerging.
There Will lie the usual order OF
~rrviceS at The NJ. T.. church on sunday.
after the church being closed Tor inc
past three weeks.
The Sand i'm. Viola. Lone Oak and
Locust tiruY" schools have resumed
their duties after being closed for a
fortnight.
rIvdc II, EarlcwInr were held in the
NJ. T.. church at tins place On Tuesday
afternoon at . O'clock. and were con-
Quoted by Rev Williams Of The MI:
Union Presbyterian church. A special
feature Of the services was the must
al number rendered by the choir, be-
,ug "Ncarcr. My God. to Thee. Above
The Bright Blue" w" Are Going Down
,rr Valley" and "J"sus. Savior. Pilot
A. The pallbcar"rS were Mr.. Lester
campbell. MIR james Winters. pheodorc
'nff,nld. Thomas Norman, Walter Marsh
and Wilbcrt Wilson. The in;erment be-
.ug made in the adjoining graveyard.
Funeral directors. Cridcr Bros. Of Elm
II Is Anticipated that the Sand Hill
Literary society will resume. since the
smoke OF the flu battle has cleared
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Jones are tho
proud parents IL an eleven pound baby
boy. born February I.
past week with his brother, Sierton
Winters Of Patterson.
Mrs. e. s. Jones who has hccn 50
very i'll for the past month with COM
pliCntiun Of diseases. continues in a
critical condition.
Miss Gertrude Corfi"ld is staying with
her sister. Mrs. Forest Kent or Mar
shall avenue. lin Grove. who is i'll Of
the hu.
Miss Agnes Luke. who has been i'll
with Influenza and complications, Is now
Cunvalrsr.ug.
Miss Winona Fisher has returned 10
her homo al Fairview after visit with
Mrs. Waiter Marsh.
Mr. j. l.. Kent is now caring for Mr..
S. \. Kent and family. who are i'll at
their home on Center street.
Mrs John kigcr Of Elm Grove has
spent tn" past three weeks with Mr..
Charles Jones and family here.
Mr.. Ross Gray of Viola is very SORT
ously i'll. also her oldest son. william
Mr.. John HazIett. who has bteu Very