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The Washington herald., 1920-12-12
One Bureau Sought
For Veterans Aid

Combination of all government
agencies now dealing with former
service men into one bureau is pro-
vided in a bill introduced in the
House yesterday by Representative
Rogers. Massachusetts.
The proposed department would
be known as the Bureau of Veteran
Re-esta blishment and would be un-
der the Secretary of the Interior.
The measure is in accordance with
suggestions made by the American
Legion.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-12
County Nurse Wins Out
I'm White Plague Fight

wARRENTON, Va. Dec. 11.-Miss
Agnes p. Kloman. school nurse for
Fauquier County. has made her an
nual report ot. work done in the
county from October l, 1919, to Oc-
tober I. 1920.
by securing statistics on tubercu-
losfs in Fauquier County. the nurse
made a map showing these figures
by means of pins of different colors
In the map. This map created In
terest in the subject. and was the
cause of a citizen giving 1lO acres
of 1and for a tuberculosis sana-
torium. The Fauquier County 'Asso-
citation for the Prevention of Tuber-
culosis was organized on August 10,
1890. and hopes to raise the neces-
safy money to start the sanatorium
by spring.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-12
Congress
Sideights

Champ Clark, of Missouri, former
Speaker OF the House OF Representa-
tives, was halted>in the lobby of the
Capitol yesterday by a sightseer,
who exclaimed: well. IL it isn't
Senator Clark from dear, old Mis-
souri,. How are you, Senator?
Very we'll" said Clark. but I'm
not a Senator-yet."
Senator Park TrummelI. of Flor
ida, wears a blue oxford suit that
enhances his statuesque personality.
He has dark hair and broad shoul-
ders and is youthful. Capitol en-
ployes call him Senator Brummel.
At the hearing of the Senate Ag-
riculture Committee, Senator A. J.
Gronna, of North Dakota. told an
anecdote about a woman who paid go
cents for pound of meat and asked
the dealer why meat was going up
while the price of hogs was going
down. We'll. the meat was from
hogs that were butchered before the
prices began to decline" the butcher
said, according to the chairman OF
| the committee. Yes, but you didn't
| cut the price when hogs were dowr
before was the woman's reply. And
| the Senator wondered II the pric'
of hogs makes any difference in th'
price of meat.
Despite reports that his recent i'll
ness greatly impaired his constitu
tion, Senator Robert NJ. La Toilette
of Wisconsin. is active and jovial
and when he introduced a bill Wed
nesday asking for amendments IL
the espionage laws to make then
more effective. he received a sug
gestion of applause from the gal
leries.
Representative Samuel f. Wins
low. of Worcester, Mass, is the big
gest man in Congress. avoirdupoi.
but in his college, days was slender
according to a picture in the hand
of House page. He now tips tn,
beam at close to 800 pounds. He
big in two ways" the page re
marked,
In addressing the Senate on tn
country's financial conditions, Fri
|. day. Senator Porter J. McCumber. O
North Dakota enunciated sums tina
II added would total two arillion dol
lars.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-12
CITIZENS ORGANIZE
CLUB FOR DISTRICT

SURRATSyILLE, Md, Dee, IL -
The Clinton Community Club, com
posed of citizens of Surrats district,
has. been organized with a large
membership. and the following Off
GERS: President. P. G. Miller; vice
ptesident, Avis NJ. Gwynn; secre-
tarY, J. Frank Dent, and treasurer
Mas Alma Blandford. Meetings are
held in the new gymnasium at the
Surratisville high school.
Folks of the Clinton neighborhood
have organized a dramatic club
Chicers are: w. Gilbert Dent, presi-
dent: Mrs. Mildred Wheatley, secre-
tary, and Mrs. Eugene Pyles, treas
urer. The club plans to stage sew
erzl offerings this winter.
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senate.

senate.
Called to order at noon. adjourned
at 5I0 p. m.
Walsh speaks ON resolution intro-
duced by him for sending repre-
sentative to disarmament confer
ence abroad.
DIscussfon Of conditions of wool
producers by Western senators.
Debate on Gronna bill TO REIN
stnte War Finance Corperntion for
relief OF cattle men and other fnrm-
ers by embargo.
Capper, I<nnsas--BilI 10 establish
bureau Of veteran re-estabiishment.
DiIIinghan,. vermont-Bili to reg
ulate trnfiic in District of Columbia.
Kenyon, Iown-BiII for Improves
ments, ON MIssissippi River.
JohnSon. CaIifornia-Din to COM
pensate maritime workers.
Jones, washingtoh-Bill TO reru-
late marine insurance I'm District Of
Coiumbin.
.Elkins, West virginia--Biii for
additional Judge In southern West
Virginia district.
Walsh, Montnna-Resolutio re-
questinE President to send repre-
sentative TO league Of nations dis
armament conference.
sterling. south Dakota - Joint
resolution relating to use of Fed
eraI Reserve bank earnings.
Harris, GeorRin-Amendme to
immigration law to suspend influ1
for nve years.
Laid Before senate by Vice
President.
Communication from Secretary oi
Interior showing various publica.
tiops issued during yeary communi'
cation from U. =. Employer Compen.
sation Commission showing average
number OF employees receiving, in,
creases OF 324Oy report of U. 8. In.
| terdcpartmental Social Hygien,
Board for year ending june 30, 1920
annual report OF the Attorney Gen
eral.
Petitions and Memorials.
Warren, Wyoming: Letters ant
kilograms from bankers and stoci
growers urging wool embargo.
Harris, Geergiai Petition Of cottoI
men for prices to meet demands.
HendFick, Iowat Resolution of an
nunl convention of American Fed
erntion Of Labor. of Hanna, wyo,
asking amnesty for political pris
oners; also petition of stock grow
ers of Casper. wyo., permitting for
mer soldiers md snilors To take M
land claims without occupancy.
MeCumber. North Dakotns PetI
tion Of American Legion for soldiel
bonus.
| EIkins, West NirRinia, Resolution
of Sloyak League Of America nskfp,
favor for partition OF Csecho-slo
vnLia.
| House.
Met mt II m. and adjourned Mt 5t3I
p. M, until noon tomorrow.
| Complete immigration bill unde
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T EABARGO MISSISSIPPI IMPROVEMENT GIVEN CONSIDERATION
What Congress Did Yesterday

nve-minate rule and Will reseh vete
early Tomorrow.
Agreed upon hsliday recess fren
Thursaey, December - to Monday.
December n.
Rules Cohmittee reported eut
special rules making IN order the
following billss
yolstead resoIutien repeating war;
time leeislation.
Reavis resolution creating joint
committee to consider Legislation re-
organising government depaytaentsJ
and
Nolan bin Increasing salaries and
force In Patent OAce.
wilbur r. Crafts, presilent later
national Reform SDusesa. sppeared
before ways and Bleans Csamittee
on restriction In opium tra@c.
Delegation representiaa real estate
and financial interests urged Ways
and Means Cemmittee to exsnp,
from taxatlon fer indeAnite period
Incomes on mortgages.
District sub-committee Of appro-
printion committee. completed drift.
ing District appropriation bill.
W-O. Watts, former army oacer
charged Surplus Property Division
WITH VI VIII
giving preferential treatment In dis.
position surplus army stocks ts
former employees whs. became con.
nectcd with private nrpas.
Representative William Z. Mason
Illinois. cabled President Hymans, oi
the league OF nations, to induce III.
British government to ''permi,
America to know the truth abou
Ireland"
BILLS.
Randall, California - Puaishins
violations of prohibition amendnen
by American citizens In China an,
other foreign countries when net Il
conflict with treaty relations.
| kinknid, Nebraska - ReseEvins
prior lien to government on paten
and water right certificates as se
curity for payment for constructioI
and other charges.
Hudspeth. Texas SsspendinI
schedules Of Underwood tariff ap
plying to importation Of wool nm,
wooien products for one year. y,
that previous higher tariffs will
obtain.
Tinchcr, Kansss-AIiottipg earn
ings of Federal Reserve Systeu
during 1920 and 1871 to various re
serve districts for loan to fsrmers
The Washington herald., 1920-12-12
Sandy Spring Suspect
Escapes LalD Tolls

FREDERICK. Nd. Dec. l1.-John
Kelly. nth man wanted in connec-
tion with the robbery OF the Sandy
Spring Bank and the murder of
Director Francis NJ. HallowelI. was
almost caught by detectives in
Philadelphia and escaped only be.
cause members of his gang tipped
him OFF. according 10 Information
received by local officers.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-12
Farm Truck Kills
- Child Under Wheels

DANvILLE. Va. Dec. 1l.-Doug-
les Aaron. a tobacco farmer. ran
over. and killed his own child at
Cahands. Pittsyivania County. &C.
eopding to word received here.
Sanding In his yard was a heavy
LSotor truck used. to bring tobacco
10 market. His 3-year-old son tod
died the chassis and the
father not knowing he was there
slinbed into the seat and drove on.
~ =
The Washington herald., 1920-12-12
Named Revenue Collector

President Wilson sent to the. Sem
ate yesterday the name of Isaac T.
Jones, of Des Moines.' iowa. TO- be
collector of internal revenue for the
district OF Iowa -
The Washington herald., 1920-12-12

Marjorie Louise simonds. dsugh-
L. :. A, and Mrs. Simonds, has re
covered from diphtheria and hopes
TO return shortly from the walter
Reed Hospital 10 her home al Wash
ington Barracks.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-12

In addressing the Senate on the
country's financial conditions, Fri
day. Senator Porter J. McCumber. of
North Dakota enunciated sums that
IL added would total two arillion dol
lars.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01
WELL KNOWN
RESTAURANT
WATER SOAKED
BLAZE IN THE SHAFT IN WAL
DoRF BUILDING CAUSES A
TRIVIAL FIRE LOSS.
But All Supplies IN well Known
Caterers Place on Market Street
Are Ruined.

About = o'clock Monday a:rcrn""n 4
fire started IN IN" Waldorf building =;
lill-l3-l5 Market street. which uuI for
the prompt action uf IN" department
might have swept the block.
As it happened. the IRE was confined
/" sheet IRON lined air smart run
ElnG from the second story OF ,hr huiid
ing 1" the root. and alt h"GGh IN" h'a|@
was for time spectacular. smoke pour
ing from all Of tho windows ON Market
street and the fire ladd!"s going IN lad
d"rs 1" their work about tn" only dam
age suffered WAS from water.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01

meats. vegetables and supplies in the
restaurant and store room w"r" SOak''i
with water and at late hour laNt
night water was SIN inches deep on IN"
floor.
Inc proprietor stated that he viii
suffer u loss Of about $".5pu In stock
and loss Of time. The place. h" stated.
VIII b. opened today II possible.
Tn" American restaurant had tah"h
over the store room just south OF us
place ~ business. and tn" place - un-
drrgolng repairs at present with View
t. rnlarEing the business space.
The building Is occupied on the sec
ond floor by the Whitak"r-Gl"sSnrr
coInrauyS employment "nic". the
RraSh"ar Leaf Tobacco CompanyS OF
fc, and thc Waldorf Athletic club. On
the third floor ON" room formerly ncSi
I'D ~ q meeting place tor I"rai
lodge is now vacant. and with that 'N-
rrrliun The whole thrr" upper floors ar"
ucrupI"d 10y III" Nhitak'r-'i'SSh'r
,umpany's employees hotel.
Mono nf the tenants suffered an!
damage whatever with the exception ot
tho American restaurant
Judge Alan II. Robinson or this cltF
has ri.Argc ~ the building rs ddnIhI>'
traitor for thu Robinson heirs.
Tho Waldorf Athletic club rooms ""r'
we'll soaked with water. hut thcr" WAS
I!tlrr ~ any damage.
ono IF the rccujar phases Of III" fir"
was that tho smok" was so dens" on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01

81 am 10 wears old. hut don't feel IL
,hrS. days. declared NicNan1er ';"
wards. OF ll19 High ST. Wheeling. w
Va. , r,,..,,,
II have NOR" energy and StTe"Eih
,h.s.. DAYS. and can walk twice aS Tar -
h.fpr, without growing tired. S'nc" W.
INC , rnuplr bottles of prCCo. TIM h. W
root and herb tuu,C. Ny strength -
Failing me faSl: | couldn't sleep much IN
account Of my nerves. my appetite WIS
zone. vas bilious. had pans IN ~,
ha,k and was c"nStipai"d me-
cTsrv dav. got down :" bad |
had to stop work aIt"Hrth''. l''""S
spells bothered me- frequently
"a friend recommended l'r"'" !" nv
Gu ! bought a bottle: and that. hr"' nov
H.. dId M lots Of good. SO | got an"'1er
rnr I am now able 10 work some; i"'"
els acting regularly: n" NOR" u'%HE
smells and [ sleep sound every h'Eh'
and have n big appetite. The hhCNacncS
arr M gone too. Dr"Co - f!Hr ana l
gladly recommend it.
Tn good nld-taShl"n"d roots hcrnS.
h,rEs and hcrrir$ lik" our tot"tath"rS
Nd Their teas from. and raised II
hardy. rarr OF people. are still rcc"G-
nizrd "a the best remedies tor IA" St"n-
arh liver kidneys. bowels and bln"d.
Nrnco is maGGS in'm twelve h'rha,
plrnts. and rs action ~ prompt an"
rlr,san, for man. woman or child
pr.co il now sold by all good drug
y,sts throughout ;he country ana -
6irhly recommended in Wheeling by G.
II. GrIcSt & 60.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01
HEADACHE GOES
IN TWO MINUTES
Don't Suffer Half an Hour While Slow
Acting Tablets are waiting to be d.
gested-Aspironal Elixir Relieves in
TWO Minuteg-Absolutely Safe.

Every druggist in tho L. s cordially
invites you To como in and try tho NV
Aspironal Elixir. tho two-mInute guar
antccd relief for headaches and colds.
He knows that Aspironal moi only re-
licvcS tho pain much quicker and with.
out the slightest danger IN the heart. hut
also removes the cause Of bilious AMI
sick headaches by gently acting on tn"
liver correcting biilousn"Ss and con
stipation and thereby preventing nc
return Of your hcadaCh" next day.
The next time Won have n hCLdarh" 80
TO your nearest drug store. hand IN"
clerk half dollar for hottl" Of As-
pironal and toll him to serve You Two
teaspoonsful in u little water. Hold Eoir
watch in your hand and count off ~"
minutes. then call for your money back.
Der manufacturers guarantee. II YOU
cannot feel your headache fading away
within the time limit. Everybody -
doing il so don't hc bashful. Your drug
gIst is waiting to serve YOU. Sam
guarantee applies to colds, coughs and
neuralgia.-( Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01
FIRE.

4 LIQUID fire Ia tho bedbugs' anus
reaches and tlcaS is what tho new chem
zeal discovery really is. although th,rr
- no danger or no damage 10 he done 10y
using II 10 your springs. furniture "r
Clothins This new chemical is known
a. PeSky Devils Quietus. p. -. 9: Costs
mower OF Riding your house Of bcdbuGS,
ans, reaches and fleas If you purchase
=. y. .. +. u .. is used and and rtco ond
mcnded by the leading io*pithlS ana ana
railroad Companies as the safest an"
quickest way Of Kidding the prsky bed
bugs. ants. reaches.
SPECIAL Hospital size .5o-makrs
five gallons--your druggist mas II or can
rrnc6rc il for YOU or sent prepaid either
lie to your address on receipt OF price
hy the owl Chemical Co. Terra Hautc;
Ind. The success Of +. u. q has caused
irnitators to have been pr0Sccu,cd. pea
ding imitation. Genuine +. -. O. is
never peddled. Sold by 9. II. Griest Il
Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01
New Method Removes
Superfluous Hair Roots

Have You tried everything for that
arnoyinG hairy or fuzzy growth ana
ahont given up IN despair Well. thcr" :
lust one thing more to try. and W"
must trv il. because il is III" on" h"my
treatment that reaches III" very root "t
such troubles Tn" new process - n"'
electrical ar any other method YOU v"
over heard Of. II i different hecauS"
i, actually removes roots and all-yoH
Iust got a stick Of phclactin" from
votIr druggist. follow the simnl" in,
Structions Md You will b" delighted
with the result Ph"lactIn" IS odorieSN
49, ,arn,yEyCu could even cat il with
,,,,,ni,v II is an instantaneous
method.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01
Dolan Funeral

Tomorrow morning at O'clock at
her late residence. NJ. ~ sixteenth
street. will be hold III" funeral services
for Mrs. Mary Dola. widow or me lale
John Dolan. who died sunday lol'oN-
inr, a lingering illness of complications.
I Inie a viii be made in Noun, Cal:
vary cemetery. The deceased Was %
wears of age and was widely known
throughout the Wheeling district
The deceased is survived by the f"!-
Lowing: William, Lucille and Geneva. at
home; John, OF wesy. AlrXander; Mich
ael, Of Elm Grove; Mrs. Frank Heiirncc
bine. OF Beaver Falls; bernard oil
Pittsburgh, and James. OF TINS city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01

the fourth floor that the fremen
worked with their nostrils and mouths
covered. 'Gaby." 4 little poodl" belong
ing TO one OF the rOomers on that MOOR
vas missed and was thought 10 nave
been SufTocatcd by the smoke. but after
tn, excitement was over was iounu
calmly sitting on chair and IooKlnS
nur Of the window al the crowd on
Market street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01
PALMER's PRESIDENTIAL
Room TAXES Oh NEW LUG

WASHINGTON, May JI.-Int
boom OF Attorney General Pal
mer for the Democratic presl-
Dental nomination. which almost
went out OF business following
,hr body blow few weeks ago
by the Georgia primaries. mas
taken on new life as n result OF
tho primary election held last
week in PENNSYLVANIA. Mr.. Pal
ncr again is factor in the
Democrats situation according 10
thosr who have been following
his fortunes and their .eXpccta-
ton iS that he will show up in
Tho convention after the fret or
second ballot with almost 50o
Notes TO his credit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01
SERIOUSLY /

The many friends Of john ziesen-
fielder. for years engaged in Illness on
Market street. city, In the nfectton-
he Is critically i'll at the o, Valley
General hospital and that lit hope is
entertained for his recovery. MZieEen-
fielder returned a few days :, from
Battle Creek, Mics., where he Sat sew
eral weeks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01
Funeral Of William Happy.

Funeral services FOR William Happy,
who did Sunday morning ~ the North
Wheeling hospital. following an attack
of pnrunC ia. Will b" held Wednesday
morning at o'clock at tn" home u; his
hruther-in-iaw. Richard y. Stein. No,
a3u National Road. Fulton. Requiem
high mass will be offered at ST. JOS
.pits cathedral at o'clVck. luterment
will he made in Greenwood cemetery.
The deceased was we'll known resi-
dent - Elm Grove and waS in his 55th
year OF age. Besides his wife and one
daughter. NJ is survived by several
other relatives
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01
r.main. SAINT 70 Beaver Falls.

Colen. who died Sunday morning at
his late residence. No. sos South York
street. Island. following a short illness.
were sent yesterday morning TO Beaver
Falls. Pa. Funeral services will he
ncld and interment will be made prob
ably Wednesday in that city. The de-
ceased was in his send year Of age and
was a mill worker. employed in one of
the mills OF the Whitaker-GleSSncr Co
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01
RHsun CANVAS
County CommissioAsfs 1SsAy s DE-
clare 1SSult OF VOTE TOD

The Ohio county commfssionS will
their canvass Of tie primary u in
Ohio county. With the Republic pri-
mary canvass out or the way, TIE re-
mains to be gone over the result! the
Democratic primary. This can bdone
today and H. late afternoon theom-
missioners VIII be ready to decla the
result OF the election.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01

This morning. at $50 O'Clock. at the
family residence. No. l3I Sixteenth
for Albert Getty. who died Saturday
evening at the North Wheeling hospital
following short illness. Requiem
high mass will be offered at . o'clock
at the Corpus Christi church. Inter
Cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01
MCKoWn Asks Recount
For the State Senate

MARTIESRURG. W. Va, May ali.
E. McKown. of Martinsburg today asked
for n recount of the Berkeley county
urinary vote in his contest with II. j.
H,nshaw for the Democratic state SEN
ator'M nomination. The recount viii
be made June ?.
On the face Of tho returns HenShaw
won by % majority. as follows:
,"omntjos HenShaw Mckown
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01
nod To Arrive wednesday.
To Praxent RelcihnG.

Make n regular habit Of eating slow
" masticatr your food thoroughly. and
You may have no further trouble. IF
ynu should. take one of Chamhcrlaln's
Tablets Immediately after supper. For
sale BY all dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01

ESQ o'clock. Intcrmcnt viii h" mace
in Greenwood cemetery. she was 90
wears of age and was the daugh,rr OF
Mrs. Catherine and the late bah'ei
WrSf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01
CtidOnr TOnerE

Funeral services for Mrs. Halle West
Sridger who died Sunday morning at
her late home. No. 1875 Eighteenth
street, will be held this afternoon at
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01
WILLIAM Funeral.
NsAQle Services.

Funeral SERVICES for the late William
NHearle. who died Saturday. morning
3 rom an attack oc heart failure at his
ate home. No. 35;5 Eotf street. were
held yesterday afternoon. Rev. simon
binder. pastor of Trinity Lutheran
Ehurch. OF which the deceased was
member, conducted the services. Burial
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary
Price. widow of the late Re"S" rice.
who died Saturday evening Al me nTn,e
Of her daughter. Mrs. J. Frank Riley.
No, i92 Fourteenth street. were held
last evening at o'clock, lntcrment
will be made to-day in Alliance ONO.
Cemetery The dec. ascd WAS in her
SSrd YEAR OF age and is survived BY one
daughter and one son.
Body To Arrive wednesday.
Word was received in this ctty OF INC
death of Addison Laury' wnich oC'uIIru
on Saturday. Nav 2gth al Rcllcvu" hos
pital in New York city. The remains
are being sent TO this city and Will ar,
rive Wednesday. ARRANGEMENTS nave no,
been completed. hut the funeral VIII
porfab!v be held the last Of the week
from the Mcndel undertaking chapel !,
No. l2l2 Chapline street. The deceased
was employed as clerk in one OF 'he
large hotels Of New York. ii" IS sur
yiycd bv two sisters in this city. who re-
side in the out-thc-pikc district.
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was made In the family burying
grounds at Mount Z;"n cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01
IS ALWAYS BRIGHT
and CHEERFUL NOW
THIS So YEAR OLD WHEELING CIT
17EN DECLARES HE HAS MORE
ENERGY, STRENGFH AND
CNpURANCE THAN IN
MANY A DAY.
The Now Root aad Herb Remedy, Dreco'
Eased his stomach. Quoted HIS
Nerves, Rsneved Constipation,
And Kidney Trouble.

L am - yrars old. hut don't fr' II
hes. dayS.' declared Alexander I'd
Yards ~ 1l-0 High ST. Wheeling. W.
Cheyenne record., 1920-06-03
ARAPAHOE NOTES.

Mrs. James Shaffer is some
better at this writing.
Mr.. Arnett has started to dig
the basement for his new house.
The new addition to the Farm
|ers Cooperative Store is COM
|pleted.
Geo. Smith and family have
moved into the Charlie Hatfield
house.
Mr., and Mrs. Lowell Shaffer
are the parents ola fine baoy
boy, born May 25th.
Geo. +. Soil and P. L. Velli-
quette were in Cheyenne Wells
tra1sacting business Monday.
Mr.. Wall (our teacher) return
ed home Sunday evening after a
visit in Denver the last of the
week.
Mr.. Carter, Manager of the
Farmers Co. Operative Store was
a Cheyenne Wells visitor Mon
day.
We had q fine rain Sunday
evening which is bound to boom
the crops. Who says we dom t
have rain in Eastern Colorado.
The social given Friday even
ing for the benefit of our church
was we'll attended, and the pro-
gram and music was enjoyed by
all.
The dance at Frittens new barn
was largely attended and all
present reported a fine time.
They announced another dance
for Saturday night June 5th.