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The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-03-23
Newport Business Directory
DIR. Harry +. Hamilton
DENTAL SURGERY

X-Ray Service
CAMPBELL HOSPITAL UNIT
Office hours: $50 to II, and 100 to s
Tel. 1882 Gilman's Flock
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-03-23
E. II. HOWE
Successor to Howe & Stowe
REAL ESTATE, NEWPORT
Tel. IT'S Roots Block
Valuable Reproof.

The rcproof of q good man rcSem
blcs fuller's earth; ii not only removes
the spots from our character, but it
t,,hs off when It is 'lry.-WilliamSon.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-09-17

lights out for about ) minutes. The
bolt struck the HON Of Ira Shallis
and several biz balls Of fire danced
about on the lawn. The roof of the
house was lgnited, but the fire was
put out before the arrival Of the fire
men, after having burnt small hole
on the gable. The family was dazed
by the shock. Following the wire
along to the home of Lon Severson, II
knocked the back porch off, and con-
tinuing to the home Df Howard Shut
it knocked off some of the plaster.
Mrs. Leroy Weston, who had opened
her front door, was Knocked down by
the shock and woman passing on
street tainted from flight.
The two-day sale of,lands on the
CHur d'Alene Indian reservation
| closed Sept. s. The demand for the
land was not heavy, and it sold at a
low figure. or the 10000 acres
offered only 1905 acres were sold.
The average price offered was $l.25
per acre. The highest price paid was
1925 Most Of the land was sold in
80 and l60,acre pieces. L. Altman
bought 5l2 acres and Frank Tyler 720.
AS proof that tobacco can be
grown Ia Kootenai county as well as
/, 10 Kentucky and Virginia, Il. r.
| Grosvenor of CHur d'Alene carried of
second prize in that display at the
Spokane fair. He also won second
prize for the best six stalks of Dent
corn.
Members of the CEur d'Alene Coll
club, together with their wives and
friends, were entertained Tuesday al
Bozanta tavern, Hayden lake, with I
tournament, dinner and dance.
During last week game warden l.
r. Brockman took from the CGur d.
Alene hatchery 20,0O0 trout, 10000
Of which went to Mica creek anC
10000 to Fighting creek.
Judge Robert n. Dunn has ISSUED
an order postponing the next term o
J district court from Sept. l3 to Sept
20.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-09-17

Development Of a pure strain Of
Forty Fold wheat is planned by the
Lewis county farm bureau, as part
OF campaign for " heat standardi-
cation in the county. A small plot Of
Forty Fold viii be planted by the
farm bureau executive committeeman
on crops and rotations. With the
ASSISTANCE of the county agent, he
plans To select about two bushels Of
the largest and most perfect heads, to
threSh them By hand and then hand
pick the seeds.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-09-17
FROM OVER The COUNTY
POST FALLS

John ShankS has sued the Inland
Automatic Thresher company for
S6l5 "a alleged due.
Mrs. NJ. L. Wood has purchased
the Ed Nogle residence property for
$4,000.
Misses Lois Enders and Ethel
Babcock entertained at an informal
dancing party.
The SIC, 900 water bonds are slow
sale at per cent owing 10 the HOOD
of higher rate bonds on the market.
The Progressive Study club met
with Mrs.C. A. Whitaker Wednesday.
Prof. Chas. Carr Is teaching the
East Greenacres school.
Hon. Frank A. Chase gave his
patriotic illustrate lecture Monday
night.
Ffty-two people OF Cedar creek
held a Sunday picnic to celebrate the
birthday anniversaries Of r. j. Brad
shaw and G. A. Whitaker.
Charles Schoeller has sold his farm
on Cedar creek to Lorens Ecker anc
John Hoffer.
The Pleasant View school opened
Tuesday OF last week with an enroll
m4nt of II.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-09-17
More Statements Filed.

Boise, Idaho Campaign expenses
Of Governor d. w. Davis amounted
to 1922 25, according to his state
ment filed last Friday with the secre-
tary Of state. The amount permitted
by law is $3.50 The items included
$645 80 for printing and stationery:
$ll3.50 for clerical help, and $3.50
for travelling and hotel expenses
Col. e. G. Davis, candidate for the
Republican nomination for U. S.
senator, Sl3475.
Other statements were filed by N.
b. Pettibone, Democratic candidate
for lleutenant-governo or, ST.; e. M.
Holden, Democratic nominee for
justice Of the supreme court, 1912; +.
5. Randall, candidate for the Rppub
lean nomination for Justice OF the
| supreme court, $i7l.63.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-09-17

CONSIDERABLE space in this
issue is devoted to Mr. Harding's
speech in which he defines his
attitude upon the league of nations
I'd a proposed association of free
atior by an international court
of Justice. The speech is sent out
in plate form without cost to the
publisher and is printed for its
news value in the same manner
in which articles and speeches pre-
senting the other side of the ques-
ton were furnished and printed
over year ago when the admins
tration began the effort to obtain
the ratification of the treaty OF
Versailles without reservations. 1t
is worth reading regardless OF the
p political opinions CT the reader,
because it is an index as to what
this country's foreign policy may
be if Mr.. Harding is elected presi'
dent.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-09-17
FROM THE SCHOOL

New students and pupils are
reported daily. The enrolment
the first of this week shows an
increase of three in the high school
and nine in the grades.
The high school boys met Mon
day evening and organized bas-
ket ball team. Lawrence Edel.
blute was elected captain and Glen
Satchwell secretary-treasurer.
Bookkeeping seems to be pop
ular study in the high school. 1t
was offered as an elective and
about seven signified their inten-
ton of taking it. Wednesday the
enrolment was III.
The Sophomores are planning
the annual initiation party for the
entering Freshmen class, this
Friday evening at 8 o'clock.
The senior and junior girls are
working at the canning of fruit.
and vegetables.
The only double grade in ou'
schools, the fourth and fifth, ha:
now reached an enrolment of 41
Two of the other teachers. are
helping Mrs. Fleischer by eact
taking a class, to relieve the situa
ton for the present, but if more
pupils enter it may necessitat'
another combination or anothe
teacher.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-09-17
SPIRIT LAKE

Owing to insufficient room 10 the
school building, additional class
rooms are being arranged for 10 an
adjacent church building.
Isabel Anne Graham and Lester T.
McKiernap of Pomeroy, Wash, were
married in Spirit Lake Sept. 8.
Mrs. Harry McGary and Mrs. H R.
Schenker were elected school trustees
Admissions to the moving picture
show have advanced.
w. M. Millsaps is closing out hi'
store.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-09-17
Won Many Awards at Fair.

A. Knutsen of Harrison, who won
long list or prizes in the grains and
grasses at the Interstate fair, has
again distinguished himself says the
Ceur d'Alene Press. He won first in
the best display OF individuals.
Speaking Of the display, Robert Hop
kins, superintendent of exhibits, said:
1.-The individual display of A.
Knutsen was largely gathered by him
as an individual and is worthy of
special mention, because have been
through his section of the country
several times and know the handicap
be was under because of the dry
season"
The additional awards won by Mr..
Knutsen are: Display of sheaf and
shelled grains, second display OF
grasses and forage crops. FIRST, fruit
display, sixth, display of vegetables
sixth, display by individuals, first.
In the county exhibits Kootena
county wen second for the bes'
exhibit of grain, being only 0ehnt
Whitman county, which is considered
one of the best wheat producin!
counties 10 the world. In the exhibit
of grasses and forage crops Kootena
won second, and won first in the hes
exhibit OF vegetables and root crops
For the hest display or arrangement
OF exhibits Kootenai won secont
prize.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-09-17
HARRISON

David j. Gavigan, aye "a, while
using his rifle to rake bird or
squirrel, which he had shot, from a
bush, accidentally shot himself,
inflicting wound from which be
died.
Roy Lindley has sold his farm
north OF Springston.
w. B. Hagar sold his residence last
week to Fl. L. Peterson for $4,000.
The school election was postponed
to Sept. 81, on account of non
arrival of election supplies.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-09-17

THE voters have other things to
consider in the campaign in Idaho
besides the selection of public SER
wants. There are FIVE proposed
amendments to the state constitu-
tuition, which should be carefully
studied. They are important and
they are presented by the, legisla-
ture to the electorate for ratihca.
ton or rejection.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-09-17
G. + GILLESPIE. Agent,
Rathdrum. Idaho
CHRONIC CATARRH.

Our manner of living makes US very
susceptible to colds and a succession
OF colds causes chronic cataTrh
loathsome disease with which IL IS
estimated that ninety.fve per cent Oh
our adult population are afflicted. Il
you would avoid chronic catarrh you
must avoid colds or having contracted
cold get rid of it as quickly do
possible hamberlaihS CouFn
Remedy is highly recommended as
cure for colds aud can be depended
upon. Sept. adv
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-09-17
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured

Dy local applications. as they cannot reach
one diseased portion of the ear. There Is
onyy one way TO cure catarrhal deafness,
Cat NAT 10 by constitutional remedy
6on uAashaI Deafness 10 rauBed by an In
tha II condition OF the mucous lining of
trSo Eus'achlan Tube. When this tube is
nnrSane you nave rum bling sound or Inn
cIoseS nearing, and when 1t Is entirely
SnHar,D eatness 10 the result. Unless the
ra..nnns Won can be reduced and this tube
viii h 70 It's normal condition. hearing
daa,ro destroyed forever. Many cases Of
nm tnS are caused by catarrh. which Is
faces. Halls Catarrh Medicine ects tSn,.
the blood on the mucous aurfaees ., ' tha
system o"'A@Ses Oh the
anv 800 WI give one Hundred Dollars for
De cured by Halls Catarrh Medicina eaH r,
euierB Tree. All DruRgis4a TIC ~
T. ]. CHENEY q co. Toledo. q
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-09-17

Foreign Advertising Representative
THE AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-09-17

A mems civic organization has
been perfected in Rathdrum. Now
let us make it worth while. Like
any association or individual, it
must justify its existence by its
works. "Boost; don't knock"
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-09-17
State Values and Taxes.

The total assessed valuation of
Idaho as determined by the state
board OF equalization for 1920 is
$468, 100, 493. which is twenty million
dollars less than the valuation for last
year.
The state has made levy for this
year that Is expected to raise nearly
three million dollars for state pur-
poses as follows:
General tax levy $l,728, 1888
Gen. int. and sinking fund "a, 234
Pub. bldg. int. and sinking 8.249
Tuberculosis hospital tax 6l,l32
State highway tax 937, 46l
Highway redemption No.2 93,746
3 1919
Predatory animal tax 1852
The state levy this year is slightly
lower than the levy of 1919, according
the statement gwen out at Boise.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-09-17
CGUR D'ALENE

During the storm Sunday night
lightning struck the residence portion
of CGur d'Alene, putting the electric
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-09-17
Fixed County Tax.

The county commissioners, in
session at Occur d'Alene Wednesday,
fixed the Kootenai county tax levy at
81 mills, the same as last year. This
includes the 6.3 mills state levy which
is l.s mills lower than last years
Ivy. However, the decrease in the
state levy is Offset by increasing the
county levy for schools and to meet a
$i4.50 bond payment due ia 1921.
Following is the levy 10 detail:
State 63 mills.
County: General road % "
Current expense AS ="
General school SO >
General bridge y
Warrant redempt'n IL
Bond interest Z
Total 2l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30
GOVERNOR COX IN
MISSOURI INVASION

81. Joseph, Mo. sept. 29.-DnmocrhCy
Of north western Minn0urI gathered TO-
day for the opening or the stat" cam.
pnlgn by Governor cox. prchidcHtlnl
nominee and LOCAL chndidnten AT
meeting at the auditorium the governor
uddrrHrrd II large crowd.
The Longrr Of SatIonH wnn the major
ihcmr ut Governor cox. lir also flnyod
tho "rnnntorlnl 0liKhrrhy" and renewed
his charge Of widespread purchase and
ubnorntlon Of Democratic and Indopnnd-
cnt nowHpnprrH by "rcnciionnry intor-
rSlH"
ON the rtnE" with Governor Cox wore
nr"ckInrldgn Long. Democratic chndl-
date tor rrnalOr. and other Htatn Cundl-
dates
EnruuIr from Omaha to IT Joseph at
nearly every stop through Iowa md Mis-
ruuri. small crowds gathered TO receive
u few words or ~ wave or tho hand from
the rOyrrh0r Al several STATIONS hch00l
children with flags waved greeting 70
the candidate Governor cox was well
coined hSPc by cheers from street crowds
during IA parade
HUVrrnOT con dIs'unhrd Thdl"h liam
and nuirHrlty r"T fair. h"n"ni ~
ndIunlmrnI nnd om" not under rnhcil"h-
hiN huApl''T
THO E"vrIn"T enlarged ni"n his
,hnt rrs that 'Irn'ilonhIr nowhpu q
nro biased und aurpI"nnIng nn~s "f tho
,nUpulHu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30

Griffith which would give him u clean
lead over all rivulH In thdt p"nItion.
Ia doping this have Inquired that the
h"ik 81 tho w"rh Will fall upon Lamar.
for H"hhy wants punch ouI there nnh
Lamar 'nu hit. However, II Ia lmpoH
rlhl" 10 nEmrr GTlfTlth out. ~ for Tho
matter Of that NoIr. although N"ls can
not hIt much aud IL not IIkoly 10 br Hf
much v"l"" I" hiH team nm an attack
ing unit
It"hbN no"dr shock troops for thln
hnltl" aud he viii use the men with
tho punch AZ much nH porrIhls.
Veal Bpot for All.
DddlY enough. right n"ld HromH /"
L." til" wnhhly spot Of All III" i"nnE
d"p"d RmIIh. while h" can hit. IL not
hnIEh"d product and II IN by no
means certain that h" will Il" the on
tir" route. t'rnn"y would u" tho IMAM
Tor hi" HcrI"S. but that old lamc soup
bone hnndicnpH him Smith. bccauH"
y! hlS attacking power, nh"wH better
than nny Of III" others. thiCnKn'E weak
spot for years haT been right n"ld. be-
Unui" uf The fact that the team was In
the sam" position lir""lSl}n iH now. u
pusarHs,d men who were great under
certain 'undiiionh and h"lplrsH under
UthrTr
Eddie Murphy hit this sra-On. shane
Collins wns drafted from the Job Of
hitting against lcn hhnd"Tr Ia play
Ing nrrt bar" hs Tho unirTnIudy and
the Non stepped "ni anal bought ANON
HrrunL, WHY. h"n hll'd /" tho p"nlti""
more h''eplublY than anyone has done
Ia vraIH Ia fact Htrunh put tho Hns
la the ,nCe when Ihuy H'rned cut 81
II aud hhh holp'd ih'n ii"in"nh"urly.
rInIinE good ball u" la not h"w"N"I.
hIIIinF III" way he uH"h !" hiI
% IH hardly worth whII" keeping up
tI,, done nguI-, un tho YankH now. hut
u lr iuirfrrtlnH !" nnh that In tight
Il, III ih'y fnll hollow lir""hlYn '"nrld
.rnht Nl'k through lnrh ~ hitting
power aud MueIrI through hiH diiatOry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30
Hugh Funerton's Worlds Series Forecast

styIo Of noldink aDd hir lsckAdaiHicA(
way Of playing ball at times.
On tho seven regular positions ] have
inquired BrookIynn offensive value
against tho pitchers of rach oIhes
that ! nm liable 10 no compelled 70 MAKE
Ioma changes In tho nguren before the
nnaI snmminE UP, Tho close race IL
tho American lcAGua has hampersd the
mn naEorH In planning Tor mo ~oIid
IryInE to win In their own league. hD4
herr arc several points not ssttiod
OoAAitioIs AhsRd Dope
Wo wnnt to got an close t3 tho prooe
abrc results ns W. can. 80 u tho man
nrcry make any definite decisions ~ q
plans or II anyone ir hurt, or any nitcht
or slips cog prior 10 tho staft or Inc
rrrIcs want 10 reserve tho riEht ia
amend IN, figures and bring them right
nm In date. You ycc tho value OF q
piay-r II not entirely his own ability
IL depends upon what h" plays against
If ynlsskie, for instance. should hurt
his arm. tho value Of every brooklyn
player would Increase. II Cicotte shoul1
found back TO his hest form. a. he
seems TO threaten to do just now afte1
weeks OF different pitching. br0okiynN
value nEainst thicaK would be reduced
In Tho next article Wo will study the
catcher. You understand OF course
llht TntfHrIh NSsA
much more In tho defensive dope that
nI.yrT, In other positions. no that the
most important difference In the tsamd
lien In those places,
Ia the present dope brooklyn must
rnIn about thrro per cent on ClovolAnG
in nitrhina aud cat "hing Ia stand AZ tta
ruual nni Il irlfl" moro on either ChtA
caro- or Sr~ york than on ClsvslAadS
MOI ursni difference but enough 10 the
american Iosgurn show pTspondarano1
sr strength Ia tho batteries. It
,Copyriaht 1870 rho itHll Syndicate
lnc)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30
Will Meet the State
Demand for Teachers

Sprr.aI Dispatch 10 tho IuirlliEcnC"r
MnrgnnI"wn. " Va. sept %. The
department 81 cdu'atIOn of West VIZ
gInIa rnlvcrulIy under In !. y. Dcnhl.
IN making every effort Ia do iiH full
share In meeting the drmnndH az tho
stat" for tcnCh"TH. Their" In no branch
nf instruction In my rCh"nl that can be
more important than Tint Of turning out
we'll qualified trhCh"rH To- guide tn" boys
.nI,d glrlH aud iudicntinnH that rapid pro-
grrrH In being mRhr towards the organ
iZnIIun Of "a College ct EduIhiiOn In tho
University IL noted with general H It's
faction by the leading educators az Tho
state
IInGrnHor /. Is nm. 81 Tits depart
InrnI. stated I".dny that ihr uhItrThl'Y
In doing far marc this }'hI than ever he
fuIn Ia tuIn out u largo number az lh"I
G,ghIy IInin"d i'h'h'Th III" 'lhrh Ia
directive Irn' hing NOW nunb'ih 10 men
nnd women wa" arc h'inH prepared f"I
rrr.InI teaching 49,. Ihin 'lnnh IL
duIuE pin,Ilo Ion' hlng ana g'lllhH Ih"
actual ."nla'I Win working conditions"
Ia -, hu"ir IhIu'IHh ihnI means lhsho
rludonIr a." at n'ni"Ih VII" rsp"'l !"
cute, Iho ton, hIuE fl'lh most Io"t nf'''
kUIIE graduated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30
CRUDOLEUM
GUARANTEED RnMlDY FOR HAIR
AND BOALr TROUnLuH

stubborn rnu"H OF IT. hing. Initiated
scalp easily "NcT,Umc ly triIdnIS.
nm u In harml"H", high grade. light
and pfUI"u tu l." ."Hrc,laIlN adapted
for reIuoN lux dHndTuh nut Otter ,aur"H
Of falling. fading hnlr. A. buY rollu
un. the pubic. Rft"r using many dlncI-
tnt remedies for hRiT car" and Riding
ia" HCalp Of diH"ns" and dnuluU. nrr
returning u" petroleum. but l." the
higher. cleaner grade and not - tho
IhiCk. dark. muddy looking r"tIuIrums
which ate apt to contain auspcud"d
PARTICLES OF unhnnltnrJ Eubsiun,cs
lime. free carbon ~ fIr" Huiuhur Thus
accounts for the possibility thnt tow
who have used a common ~ al" "f rr
tTUleum un tho scalp may hAlb done
so without much SuC,"sh.
The price IL only 10 'cnr- t"r n hnIf
pint bUtCl" Get bottle to-day at {
II GrlWt s Co. hr In huIhuIII'd To-
return A,c purchanr pTi'o n N"u nrn
not satisfied after giving 'hud"lruu IA
rnir trial Tho uutiH"p'n. hrnl.nH
nparklInH appearance aud IIEhI ,"I"I Ia
" hat r. making II p" i"ruInI Those
tho hANo ITleh ~ nT~ telling thor
frIrndH about II II YOU niU unable 10
get II from l"u htuHEIut H'ud tu'
10 WIN. VI NInps"n Drug 90" Wh"lcpnlc
ptuEElai- Williamsburg nIali"n. Iiit"
burEh. IA.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30

Young Lndlc,' Iublc ,lanr ~ ~ I"hn,l
Luthrrnn church Of lhI" 'ly on ia" hlll
went ur town. known HH Tia" Ii"llihI
Fiat ihir evening. and I'm" I'm" hn'
bcru rromlmd all OF lh" member"
Danes Meet Tomorrow.
Nu lntUrcHtinE meeting az ia" lnhnN
tTInuA DANES at this "iiy will b" h"Id
at the home 81 Mrs N"nnum. corner OF
Firth street aud S"RhTiRhir Lane. To-
morrow uTt"Iu""m Gh" ununI CInh az
,rrrIonr VIII b" followed during tn"
afternoon
Martins Ferry nrisfs
Mrs " e l'nlmrr VIII Ice Ihr h"hi"1-
to- ia, nrmb,Ia OF ia" h""nH Ladies
iIIhlc diana of the N'lrh '"ngI'""l iona !
church At her h"n" "n i"'iHnH siT""'
i"im iir,prr ""d Wultnm In.'' IT,"
,rrIr,,ln, Iu 'Tm, ,"u"lI - 81 nd il'"
I",'r
MIr Adnm MIlI', ln "I'"di"r I"H
day ~ 90 rhu p"'si 81 i'''"dn a. ~"
bridge T."
NJ, ond MI" Wnu"m i'w'lI 40 -
..,IvInr 81, CONGRATULATIONS { inca
{, Iuudn 81 n"" "'w h"i" pl''
m'n u""" 'i"',i" 81 ran" "'''' '' -
spending lev dave ~ 'h" e"'"' 81
f,irndn ~ Iinnrf"th y"
Nj" MAY 49," ~ l'""'h Fh'''
nI,o.i 10 rrr",I,d r,",'rimr i"Ii"wI"F
u "'' or"l doln ill""""
pnyid Innn,r win T." ~" h"ri -
the hoy E'"utn ~ hln h""'" -" H"''h
gcvcnth rIIrrI thin ovonlng
M nud Mrr Samuel Whl"in 90
MnunduvIIl" nr" spending N tow dni .
Visiting 81 tho h"nr Of Il"i' EhiWr "'
Tenlh street
Mas KIiiy Mario Ilnli 81 IA" DIOR.
Cal Irnvcs for New Y"rk nnh III" Ia u
today after a"vcrnl dnN'. NlTi wiz
friends IN this rIlr
Dr u J NcNi"klr md u j. Moore
are expected HON" today after n'C"n1'nN
the ptatc convention Of klwanIH 'IupH
At Toledo, q.
The Hoard Of Education "f thlS city
VIII hold their regular month"; meet
INK this evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30
IT MAY COST A PRECIOUS LIFE TC
rIHD OUT NY EXPERIENCE.

The heart 81 every nr"T OF 'hbh''"
l,n,r A Iuublr hiII den ~ does III hlIh' To-
A., I,rL nu,. then fiEhin nl'nllhr I"i
ruurrmh,r Ar long ~ Tia" heart VIVA h'
Iltcr when II lurr- IL" d'rr. nav b"i"'"
TIA, uunl ,I.IuIv 81 ul'"ilh" You phsh
Ihtntuh many ivingCn "f h"'lIn" ana 81"
cay nd nuff"r many pnhEh li'h''H arc
IIko human benign som" nI" stronger
than uIhrru. therefor" n"Inn h"nrlH WIN
ptnnd moro tobacco ihnn others. pWt
there 10 n HINT To whnf my h"hrt WIZ
-Innd Tho Inrn who putr this "hhlilonhi
NJ Tn In on his heart "a dozen Times n hhy
by nnIuhinE CIgproii"r, pipe or 'IE'
nTa- ur chewing tOhnCco--Ir taxing a
mndmnn'H chance with health ana w"
IT, love ana nothing to win hut tho
chance TINT h" may not loF" Them. 10
~ In,lulHInR IN II 'omly habit at tn" OK
pcnpr nr prrciuur hcnlth. Apk any doc
Ior anywhere. md he Will tell you That
using tobacco In Injurious and that u
IL lar bnitnr to quit tho habit than to
experiment to find how much tobacco
your heart will stand without ""riouH
TcnIlts
hut tho thought OF quitting IL un-
pleasant to most mcn--cN"n TO thobu
VINO know that tobacco Injuries thcm-
nnd to really quit takes NOR" VIII power
thnn they have and causes NOR" surfer