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New Britain herald., 1920-08-02
BOY, PAGE MIR. DIOGENES!
900 Conductors and Motormen in
 Denver. Col. Pay Themselves at
 tho End Of Each Days Work. ;

Denver. Colo, Aug. 2.-Nine hun Tramway company have never re- ceived a pay check or pay envelope from the corporation although many of them have worked for it for years. They are their own "paymasters."
 The method by which the men are paid is claimed by the officials of the company 10 be in use nowhere else in America. It has been in vogue here for 30 years. however. and both officials and employees are we'll satis- fed with it. Three times the men voted almost unanimously against any change in the system.
 The 300 who enjoy the distinction of working for wages without receiv- ing pay envelopes are motormen and conductors and they simply pay themselves at the end of each days work out of the amount collected during their time on duty. Before turning in his receipts for the day. each conductor pays himself and his notorman their wages. The con- ductors are aided in making their calculations by cards furnished them by the company which shows the amount due the employe for any number of hours and mintes
 The system has many advantages, according to Frederick W. Hid, gen. eral manager of the company. It makes the gsrnisheeing of mans wages dificult. Ii also means that the men always have money in thci" pockets. according to Mir. Hid. The company benefits by smaller cler- teal staff which would be impossible were the men paid weekly or bi- weekly by check or pay envelope, says Mfr. Hid. who adds, however, that the company loses about s1.s6o per year in interest it otherwise would receive on it's payroll from the banks.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-02
U. s. RIFLEMEN WIN
Americans Decisively Outshoot Opponents in Olympic Games Event at Beverloo, Bel gium-Army Rifle Is Used by Victors.

Beverloo. Belgium. Aug. 2.-Ameucans again a decisive victory in yesterdays Olympic rife target shooting according to the final results, leading their nearest com petitors by Is points. In nine events, all with high power rifles. the following scores were recorded: The United States. 22; Norway Denmark and Sweden each; France {; Switzerland 8; South Africa 2, and Finland 1.
 For the first time in Olympic history the classic free for all rifle competition was won with an army rifle by the American victory yesterday. They used Springfields with special 1os gram bullets.
 American rifemen added two more points to their Olympic total yesterday by gaining second place in the shoot off of the tie in the 500 meter team event, with a score of PSI. South Africa first, 2s3, and Sweden third with 275.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-02
WANT INTERVENTION
Madrid Newspapers Say Transporta- tion Facilities Are So Bad That State Must Soon Step In.

Madrid, Aug. That the state must soon intervene ito put an end to what has become scandalous in efficiency both in passenger and freight services is the general con- census of newspaper opinion here.
 During the last few months when passenger traffic was at it's highest on account of the holiday season and more freight cars were needed for transportation of agricultural poducts the newspapers assert the companies suppressed many ordinary trains. causing enormous inconvenience to the public.
 Ell Sol assert today that the com panies are giving bad service in order to compel the government to give its consent to a 50 per cent. increase in fares and freight rates which it says will imm ediately go into the pockets of the shareholders.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-02
SHIPS REACH ODESSA

Two Italian Merchantmen Arrive,
 Much to the Joy of Russians Who
 Buy Their Goods.
 Constantinople, July 31.-Advices from Odessa announce the arrival at that port of two Italian merchant ships. Their advent was hailed with joy by the bolsheviki who purchased the cargoes of manufactured goods.
 Two French steamers have arrived in the Bosphorus with 1000 Russian prisoners from France who are being repatriated. The men were members of the Russian contingent on the French front which refused to fight after they had learned of the bolshe- vik revolution in Russia.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-02
BETTER HARBOR E
British House of Commd Providing for Imprd Kingston, Jamaica.

Kingston, Jamaica, 4 estimates which have juI British house of common an expenditure by the l ernment of $500, ,000 to ston harbor with an oil station for British naval tile ships.
 A large strip of land ern end of the harbor quired for a quay and VI progress. An army and under the auspices of government has also be( and everything is being tract vessels passing Panama canal.
 The local government harbor improvement nd ferred to a special boa It is intended to dredd whereby vessels with a feet will be able to ente of getting stuck in mu account of the shallow1 parts of the channel, Renown, which is Prince of Wales here next, will have to ancl Royal, five miles out harbor. A special cruid the prince and his part
New Britain herald., 1920-08-02
TELLS HOW TO GET RID OF
 BAD HEADCHES
Mir. o. RI. CoSgrove of 622 Albany Avenue, Hartford, Conn.,, Tells Pub lie a Simple Way to Get Rid of Headaches-It Is Worth Trying.

Prominent physicians assert that headaches are a symptom and not a disease, that they are simply natures warnings of a disordered stomach or other organs. The majority come from the stomach. MT. Cosgrove says:
 II have been great sufferer from sick headaches that were caused from indigestion and I was getting them so severe and often that I began to lose interest in everything and was also losing my patience. One day I saw an article about CINOT and I am glad that I saw it as today after talk ing four bottles I have not been bothered for about five weeks which is nothing sbort of wonderful. indorse it freely and honestly and will be only too glad to tell my friends.
 CINOT IS BEING DEMONSTRATE ED IN NEW BRITAIN BY AN EX- PERT AT THE MTLLER-HANSON DRUG STORE, g CHURCH ST. It is also for sale in Plainville by G. R. Byington; in Forestville by Rents Pharmacy; in Southington by th fees Drug Store; in Huntsville by George R. Steele; in Bristol by the Madden Drug Store; in Glastonbury by c. R. Densmore; and can be ob- tained at all first class druggists.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-02
CHIROPRACTIC Ta WELL ANDa
(By J. A. yOLZ, THE Q

(By J. A. VOLZ, THE Cl
 A perfectly healthy speciI is something which every| but admire. The way h@ and gets through a day's spiration; his hearty laugl laugh: difficulties seem to| fore him, and after an hI presence. we unconsciouslyI shoulders. bring a sparkleI and assume a little of his Healthy people make us feI if you'n examine the bacl individual you will find vertebra lined up, seemingl
 On the other hand. an men of humanity is someth to look at. He dislikes through a days work. his half-hearted; and after h ence for a moment we VI No one likes to be arou And if you'll examine his find several spinal segme of line. and in places the
 In the case of the hea nervous system is free fl every part of the body il mally. Such Q person CA1 the other case the nervd free. there is pressure on in several places along and consequently an orga functioning normally and person CAN'T BE WELL
 Chiropractic removes sure, thus permitting Nat whatever pain, sickness may be afflicted with.
 Why not have your spi1 rid of the nerve pressur( vents you from becoming happy. Your trouble is is a definite cause for i you just where the caus for consultation.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-02
NEW TURKISH CABINET

PerSonnel is Composed of Members,
 Most of Whom are Friendly to Brit
 i>h Interests.
 Constantinople. July 31. CBy the Associated Press)-Damad Ferid Pae sha- the grand vizier. has announced che formation of a new. cabinet. composed largely of members friend ly to British interests. according 10 political observers. Damad will be minister of foreign affairs and act ing minister of war. being the only member left over from the old cabin ct whose objections to the peace treaty terms forced its dissolution.
 The Turkish newspapers announce that the day when the treaty is signed VIII be observed by the Turks gener- ally as day of mourning. The shops and cafes will be closed as one of the signs of protest. Definite arrangements TOT the demonstration have not been made as the exact date for the sign Ing of the pc -t is unknown.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-02

Ing car. travelling at a rapid rate to- wards Berlin center. barely escaped a collision this Tornins near the bIidse.
 Work on Turnpike.
 IL is now expected that the road construction work on the turnpike between Berlin center and Hartford will be completed by November first. The work has been progressing very rapidly of late under favorable work ins conditions
 Brief Notes.
 g. F. Cowles of kesington is on a two weeks vacation.
 Mrs. F. ". Snow and daughter of Pasedena, Cal. who have been visiting J. ". Woodruff of Berlin went 10 Springfield. Mass, today.
 Rev. Watson Woodruff preached at the Berlin Congregational church on Sunday.
 The Connecticut company is mak- ing repairs on the car tracks on the Beech swamp road.
 Philip Pagan left yesterday on his annual vacation to New Hampshire.
 Mir and Mrs. Paul Donnn and child who have been visiting MT. nonans aunt, Mrs. William Pagan of Kensing- ton. have returned to their home in New York city.
 Mir and Mrs. William Wilson of Newark, New Jersey who have been visiting Mir. and Mrs. willia m Dick son of Hudson street have returned to their home.
 Mir. and Mrs. Lawrence Southern of Hudson street reached home last eve ming after a vacation spent in New Hampshire.
 MT. and Mrs. George Dodd of Ser lin street returned home yesterday from Waterford Vermont, where they spent their vacation.
 Mrs. Bernard Brennan of KensinE- ton is home after undergoing treat ment at Miss Nagle's sanatarium in New Britain.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ralph Garter have returned from the White Mountains.
 There will be an important meeting of Troop I of the Berlin Boy Scouts next Friday evening.
 Henry Austin and family are home from Gardner Lake. Earl Brown and Lawrence Austin have just left for Ga rdner Lake for t~o weeks.
 The Acorns of Kensinston defeat ed the baseball team representing Windsor Locks in that town Saturday afternoon. a-5.
 Mss Cecil German mas returned from two weeks spent at Indian Neck, Branford.
 n. | Trehey and daughter Dorothy are soiourninE in Vermont. \. !. wooding and family left to- day on an automobile trip which |. to last q month. They will make Old Orchard, Maine. their headquarters the greater part of the time.
 Rev. William B. Futile and son. William. Jr.. were the guests last evening Of Mrs. S. W. covles Mir Futile was formerly pastor of the Kensington Congregational church and Is now pastor of the Union Church in Lowell. Mass
 New Britain people are not iettine Berlin and Kensington people have their own way on the building lots al the Fair Bounds" as a large number quick 10 realize the value Of this lo- cation and the very LOW prices. were among the first seventy purchasers They contemplate building and one house will be started this week. Twi. light sales will be run until 6 D. m One hundred dollars in gold will be paid fcr frst house roofed and piass- cred in ninety days.--Adv.
 Notice of Caucus Enrolment. The Registrars will be in session on Friday. August 6 snd i3. from I, ua. sil o'clock for the purpose Of mak-
New Britain herald., 1920-08-02
AMERICAN GOLFERS WIN
Hagen nd Barnes Square Matters With yardon and Ray on Jersey Links. With a4 Up Victory.

New York. Aug. s.-CiettinC the jump on their opponents when they were struggling gauge their distances unfamiliar course, Walter Hagen and Jim Barnes the American representatives, squared accounts with the British professional golf pair. Harry Nardon and Edward Ray. and atoned Tor their one hole defeat at Shenecossett by winning the thirty-s hole match for the beneft of the F. c. A. benevolent fund over the Hollywood links at Deal, N. J., yester- day by up and to play.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-02
J.A. VI The ChirO|

2s9 MAIN STREET, ! Suite 4O7, Fourth Floor Office Hours: 9-l2 .. Evening Hours: Mondd day, Saturday, 6:30 to 8
New Britain herald., 1920-08-02
Death of Mrs. Ts0Rsrt.
Narrow sgTlT,c.

A largo touring car. which aSas pro essdinE slowly down tfa grade frSrn thne xnilroAd station. sndaA Ford tour
New Britain herald., 1920-08-02

Two Escape, Negro Arrested in Blue
 Springs Raid.
 Albany, Ga, Aug. 2.-What is be- lieved to be the largest moonshine still ever captured in Georgia is in the hands of Garnett w. Save, Federal prohibition agent. The still was 8 com bination of two outfits, one of 500 gallons capacity and the other of 400 gallons. and was taken in a raid last night at Blue Springs, near Stark vile.
 One white man and a negro escaped into a swamp during the raid, but one negro was arrested.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-02
Special Meeting.
Sale of Brickyard.

]. H. Connley conveyed hts brick yard tn Beekiey today to r. M. Hal of New Britain. The saie price could not be learned but it is said to be ir the .neighborhood of sT5,o0o.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-02

ing changes and corrections in the en- rollment list last periected
 JAMES F. CORR,
 HENRY DEMINC. Advt- Registrars.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-25
Y, ". G. A. IS
READY FOR SEASON
Extensive Plans AFRO Outlined Eor tho
HongOn,

Plans for tho Y. w. G. A Hcnaon have
been outlined and Indications point to- n
bright and pleasant outlpuk for tho COM
I'M: Fall md Winter ON" OF the most
interesting innovati"nS in tho limo OF
rccrcatIonnl work promises 10 he the
Introduction Of roller %katinE In tho
gymnasium. Many members have been
received into III" association during tn"
summer and III" total membership OF
the clubs Of the Y. W. &. ~ is npproN-
mnt"ly eight hundr"dv
The Industrial groups Of the aSS"Cia-
iiom number 500 girls. This group in
rludcs the Happy Hour club. the r. II.
g. club. IN" l!Inui" club. the SunShin"
club. the q. - y. Anh. TIA" I"llyanna
club. the s w l g. rIuh. ia" NJ. l.. &.
club IN" Sunoiu. thc LEADERS an! the
Friendship clubs
Girls Department.
In the girls department there nr" ZOO
members th"s" clubs Including III" Girls
from ia" hospital. Wnrw""d HIGH
,hnnI club. Wheeling. High school club
Triadclphln High r,h""I club. and IA"
Junior Iiu~Imr~s GIrIs' club *"r"rnl
clubs representing each '"untv district
~. nIn In,Iudrd IN this m"inh' rahlr
IIh
TIr r.unlnIng t~" hum'ir''i member"
nj, rurnIIrd Ia ia, mIr,, iI,ur"ur I'll.
,r., Of the nnn" InII"u Ih' I!uslnrrn
Mamma Tub hrr m"w ~ lag" mrrnh"I
rhIr rud tr,rlN r'I quite nu addition I"
IT'S IInI during III" ''u"rn'i i""nIh"
l.nnu,,,lI ,niur. ~ 81 ''uII'". only open
ia the l,uIurnrI nuh ir ,npihI" I" all
ut'utI''Ir
Ihr y yIuun" luiu ln~~rr Whit u VIII j."
nn.nrd during tho canning r"nr"r, a."
uu,Irr ia" hircctinu IhIH year 81 NJ Irn
DnruIhy IInrrI the new phI rl'aI dive
tor who rtIr,cr,lrd Mlr1 lIrIru Ir'lhnm
The Iollcr rItniiuT whi'h VIII h', "u" "f
tho IIIn,ipnl c,rulr "f III" r'rn"u VIII
In, l,H
urdny Might u viii hr T"r ia" 'n"fl
81 nil the rIrlr mud their young men
frI,ndr EniurhnY nfi"rn""n Will u" -"
rcrvcd for girln under "iNi""n.
Tho educational department VIII fcn-
turc cooking which will l." under IN" Ill
rcrtinn or MiEa Martha Il"Hr. nj Wh""l-
Iur High school Embroidery. drnmntiCP.
EnrIIsh sewing and millinery viii hc
conducted by III" secretaries Of tn" y.
w g A. appointed to take charge OF
ihcso class"F
During October n series Of instruc-
tions on "Citizcnship" Will h" given.
This Will include Parliamentary Law.
Eti1uctte will he taught in class
specially arranged arranged for the
girls interested.
Music. Including instruction on piano
and in chorus work. will he included In
the work Of tho sduCa tional department.
Those desiring special lessons in ukellee
and minor instruments Will ind them
available.
The department on religious educa-
ton will include among It's instructors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-25

ynI begin tomorrow evening" a scrIca
~ ycrnons IN some Men OF the Bible.
Tho dates and subjects arc as follows:
september %. The Man Who Achieved.
October }. The Man Who Failed Oc,".
Der IN. The Man Who Was DeV%nt.
Gctch,r II The Man who Loved Pr
EmIncnce." Thcs" sermons will not he
1T ait sensational but plain character
studies ot some OF tn" more or i'7H
prominent men II the Bible. tNccs',n,
music will b" rendered at cach OF tn'
r,.,r,s hv N. church choir under the
direction OF Mrs. ". {. Stebcr with MIR.
W. $ Ecwbcrry at the organ STRANGERS
IN the city and those having II" chur'
home at" especially invited L" "''t"'
thcar Services All Will b" welcome.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-25

cra and demonstrate tho culllnG Of
Stacker hens.
Culling tho laying flock ut this sea
son OF the year has become established
In all poultry producing Ccntcrs an one
Of the surcst ways Of securing high cEs
laying strains Of poultry for the spring
matches. lh many instances aS much as
forty per cent OF the flock has been Gull
I'd without reduction in egg yield The
hens that lay ore tn" hens that pay.
Interested people arc invited TO hrinE
some Of their own fowls for CullinE ana
everybody In Ohio county who keeps
hens should attend the demonstrations
and learn how To pick tn" hens that lay.
Demonstrations viii be held at the
following places.
u. j LukcI Short Creek. Monday
September II. p. m.
G. W. Iionar West Liberty, Tuesday,
q.
j l. MIlllkcn. Clinton. Tuesday. y m
John Wilhelm. Ii"gra I'M. W"dn'a.
day, a. IN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-25
CLAN M'GREGORS
MEET TONIGHT
Scottish Clan Meets IN waldorf Building
at O'clock Tonight.
All Invited.

The regular meeting OF Clan McGre-
eor will be held this evening in the wal
dorf building. and VIII start promptly at
S o'clock. All members and non mem
hers arc invited 10 attend and 4 very
fine program will he carried out.
r. Douglas pinkCrt"n. chief OF tho
Wheeling clan. will discuss his trim
through Europe. and will be one or the
important speakers OF tho evening. ar
I'inkcrion has just returned from his
trip and Will describe All OF tho Scottish
Clans throughout Scotland
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-25
FINES ARE IMPOSED
TWO Mon Arrested by tho state Police
Given a Salty Dose.

Joe Jacobs and Charles DIST who wrrn
arrested on Thursday afternoon by tho
state police at Triahclphia on drunk
and dlsordcrly charge were given
hearing yesterday afternoon In the coun-
Is Jail before Justice w. p. GOmpcrs.
After fearing the arguments on h"tH
Sides cf the question. Justice CONNER"
nncd each OF them $40 and costs. They
raid their fines and returned to their
homes Both claimed that this was tho
dearest" and most costly drunk that
they have had for some time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-25

rev Ira q M'trrnTy. pastor az tho
IIc'"nI I'utI"'f I'IcnbyI"IInn church.
irrd"T 81 Ihc IIurInnnn Woman - club.
Mrs T. J.. IlII"tI I"n,lrI 81 tho q. " a.
cub IN thnII"n u lt"hlnnnn. pnHt"T
Il ia" T'iIni ii"d Presbyterian
church. lender 81 =" Nuu1ny r"h""i
Iun,hcrr. Mir1 Ans kr"uE"r I"nd"r "f
tn" Iuuniucnu '.lIlp. Mrs Mny. X l.o"lH.
LANDER 81 III" I!urlu"rE Women
Eundny nftcruunn at homrR' In tho
hranrrntfuu Library wan bc pnrt 81 III"
urngruuI ItcIigIouP "NCTCIroH followed
Ivy ton mid social hour ar" tn" f"niur"H
If tho Sunday afternoon hours nj $50.
uhi,h were among III" most popular "N-
rrci.rR Of tho Assoc ion last Winter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-25
WILL RECOVER

Walter Mum Is still In the county
ioIl awaiting tho outcome OF Injuries o.
Rudolph Miller whom II Ia alleged -
slashcd with n knife on Thursday NOR.
ing in the Baltimore Ohio depot No
date has been sct for the hearing.
Authorities At the Ohio valley oSnor.
hospital stated at An early hour III
morning that the condition Of Mic
was much improved and that he will =.
coycr II will be several weeks botote
he will be well enough 10 DO rolessA
from the hospital.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-25
FULTON PAVING
Pouring Of the Concrete Was Completed
YosterdAy.

Although hutoists have been n little
inpatient about tho paving of the Ma
iional Road from Fourth street Fulton.
10 GlenwoOd. the work is progressing
rapidly and they will be glad To learn
that Contractors Rosscr and Malnney
finished pouring cement yesterday after
noon.
The bricks which will be used in this
Job have oil been received and piled
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-25
WHEELING ATTRACTS
FORMEH RESIDENTS
ueIiove That Wheeling In Ono OF Host
CitIor IN tho Country.

, MIR and Mrs ! e I'hlrich. at'"r mn
absence 81 N" past thiriy-fiv' years
hIv, returned I" this city, where my
are spending som" tim" NlSi'ihR VIII
friends and rclntiveS. they arc Nv
guest of Mrs Nellie p. MoS"r' oil 40.
G55 Main street -
Mfr. I'hlrich is very well known ana
friends were surprised TO So" MIN naCi
in The city. lie IL tn" son Of the late
Dr G. f. i'hlrich. of this city.
Mr. ChlrIch during his absence from
,bis civ has been working for large
,nmnanics i'm the west He has been en-
gagged in civil and hydraulic engineering
al Denver. COLO. a
Mrs. Ihlrich before her marriage was
Miss Emma Phillips Of this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-25

along tho nidownIk and II 10 undsrstoo0
that Ihry will ninri work this morning
ON paving Tho paving will be atarteo
rum Fourth HIrrot. going cast 70 To-
other end Of tho road Tho sand 10 ara
on tho job
Iack Of material and halp II the W.
thIuga which has boon holhlhE up ~
work and from all Indications the nsM
prrrc, win bo ready for uHa by Octobee
Ihth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-25

Tarl rctiicord assistant IN IN" city
manager returned homo yesterday from
Charleston. where the State Board or
Control endorsed tn" plan put through
by city Manager Elphtn for securing
ready money for tho paving IF local
ri
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-25

John M"lit lr. VIII" wnH In ur"h when
ho vnu hiI l." nm HuI"m"hIl" Int" Thurr-
dny nTtrruuun iu ul"wlY "v'TinE ut
tho Martina FrrrY h"UpiInl Th" meet
dent Unopened ncnr ia" thi!hr h"m" At
Glen Robin O.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-25
RIVER NOTES

Things were very quiet yesterday ar
ternoon At the local wharf as but two
boats arrived during thr day. Tn" first
70 arrive was the General P"rsh!nE from
Pittsburgh on her way 10 iarN"rShurS'
She carried n very heavy cargo IN ADA T.
tion 10 u few passengers. Sh" I"tt At
4 o'clock and viii make all waSp"int
stops down stream
The Helen T.. Mas the other boat thar
arrived. she coming In at o'clock last
evening from New MHtItnoras with n
larEe shipment Of Cattl" and food sup
plies which Will b" put "n IA" local mar
kntS She viii leave this morning II
IL 30 o'clock on her return trip
The Verne Swain. tn" large excursion
boat which has been working down tho
river viii lie In some TIM" t"m"rr"w
morning and viii mhk" ~" tr!ra during
the day The nr-t viii l." Ia the after
noon Al 30. while the other Will hc a.
4 o'clock Ia the evening The irip will
he made down the RIVER and rh" wall
stop at Holialro To- tax" CA Artificial
pa sHeugoTH
rtngr az eight feet 20 water WA
FeEiairred lato last evening ~ thr L." al
wharf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-25
atonnoh rronhln md COMBINATION.

ThOre who nrc lrOuhIrd WIN IndIBcs-
tiun and Cnnatipn may find pcrmh-
ncnt relief by taking thnmb"rIain's Thh-
Irtn Roy !" King. OriHkhny. y. Y.
vrIfc- t'hnmbcrIalu'a Tablets cured mo
or n bnd emo Of nt"maCh trouble and
ronitIpnilon" It0r male by all drnl"rH.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-25

T. NJ d.nurIn'h nTI"ri"h Thur rhhN
ryruIut, uu y ,iruIdrtIv 'hnIF" mud re
rirIiny nm "ffl'"T. hy lnII"ltuhh 'Hnl'h.
y~rIcrIny morning wan rn"d " nnh '"r'H
for being dir"Id"Ily nnh -" nnh itlm-
InIngu for IruiuIInE mn nffI''T