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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-16

WASHINGTON. March IA hithcr-
TO uupv vSliShed story Of war time anNi-
cty. IN London and Washington lest
German battle cruisers attempt a for
,orn hope raid agaiRS: American trans
ports xas disclosed today. 10 the senat"
naval iUvcsti isatIng committee b. Rear
ADMIRAL sims messages exchanged by
\dnsiral Benson. ch'cf OF operations and
ADMIRAL Sims. IN July l9lS. were pre-
~Cntcd by thc lr';cr 70 corr"C; "unplica-
Ions WHICH h. said. Secretary Dan
cts had made TO the committee that
general plans and policies were none
q my business.
rncnidcd ~ plans formed BY the navy
department - meet such raids and re-
Icctcd Ny ADMIRAL Sims as "impractt-
al" wss a proposal 20 call on Japan
for a battle cruiser division 10 serve
with the American Atlantic flcct.
Sims Complaints
In his FIRST statement 10 the cornmi,
tee. when the present investigation be
Ean. Admiral Sims said the complaints
nc had 20 make againS: the navy depart
mcnt were confiu"d largely 10 the ttr>e
six or eight months Of the var. when
he entered today upon his discussion Of
events that occurred IN the summer OF
1918, ne said hc did so because MIR. Dan
els in his statement 10 me committee
had implied that Admiral Sims past IN
London was purely local one
The statement was inaccurate" Ad-
riral Sims said. In III" spring Of
'9IS. when the submarine menace had
been overcome. nc said. naval officials
IN London became apprchCn%lvc that the
Germans might as a last venture. send
out battle cruisers IN the hope OF de
=, A,roy,rs aN American convoy. That this
apprehension was folk also n the navy
department, he said. was demonstrated
by the following cabl"Gram from Ad-
miraI Benson:
AS \ last hope n" German battle
cruisers may be sent out I" completely
destroy one Of our large troop conveys.
We depend upon you IL gain and give
information upon this point. and grand
fleet 10 take necessary action until
United states could act"
Wanted Jap AID
In reply. Admiral Sims SAID. he caeled
that everything possible would he done
TO intc-cept raidinS German cruisers.
but that there could not he any Suaran-
tee that encr7y battle cruisers would
not reach the open Atlantic undctcrrcd.
FTe advised guarding United States troop
conveys with hattie ships.
Despite this, re said. the navy de-
partmcnt on July 90 outlined a plan or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-16
WILL RECEIVE RUSSIANS

LONDON. March 15.-~Rcply!nr -
question in the house of commons to-
day Premier Lloyd George annou", ia
that iiI, government would perm: III"
visit Of a delegation Of the Russian Co
operative societies. subject 30 the right
to exclude individuals In this Con1cc-
lion the premier empha asizcd that Maxim
TiLvinoff. the BolShcvlk assistant conf
missioner Of foreign affairs. could not
be- admitted. EccauS". on d previous oc-
rasion he bad taken advantage OF his
diplomatic privilege Ia engage in poliri-
cal propa ganda.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-16
HUNDREDS IN
MOB SEEKING
NEGRO s LIFE
ALLEGED ASSAULT
ON WHITE WOMAN
Officers Succeed in Spiriting
Their Prisoner
Away

NEW ALBANY. Ind, March
IA mob estimated at several
hundred persons swarmcd about
the city jail tonight with the an
nomced intention of lyuching
Charles Pearson, negro. who is
alleged to have attacked Mrs
Cecilia Summers hc"e Satu da :.
night. Officers. howevr", spirited
the negro to JeflcrSonyillc re.
formatorv for safe keeping.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-16

f5-(sy the Associated Pess-The Napp 9oV'
opened "n ne o
a Of the latter
has been received from ' eoe'
-, . ,i,,,
cabinet will be formed OF professional
old government ne" eeeos
national assembly wi" be nea
president by pop
shall be asKeo 10 commune
Off euntIt his
labor will De formed by the excursion " "
..aistny, ndott the employes' eounses
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-16

patches reached thc government 'o'''@"N
. 10 the effect that r"merania. including
Stcttin and Siles!a, has gone over 10 the
new regime. and that tho socialists IN
East Prussia also are supporting Pre-
mier kapp.
Not for Monarchy.
LONDON. March li.-- Chanceilhr
Kapp stated today that the now govern
mcnt OF Germany vas neither mon
arch:al nor reac;ionary. according 70
the Berlin CORES spondcnt ot tn" t.N-
change Telegraph The chancellor has
repeatedly declared that republican
form Of government vas prctcrablc to
4 monarchy.
The government does not entertain
monarchial ~ rcactionary views or in
tcntions." Herr Kapn said. 1t is not
the military who rule but thcy who arc
ruled BY the civil power. For instance"
il was not Won LuettwitL General
Baron Won Lucttwitz. minister OF de-
fcnscl who appointed me chancellor
but il was I WHO appointed him war
minister and commander in chief"
The chancellor reiterated that The
government wanted peace at home and
abroad. and branded as falschoods re-
ports OF tho intention TO reintroduCc
compulsory enlistment or rc-start the
war. MI
"or. OF tho xaissr,ss SCANS. )" So, ,.-
WASUINETr\. March t.---,;eneral
Won T.G'i:" il". commanding tn mill
'ary force "r ,Nc nov government in
Germany. va .d"acrhcd today rs zone
oc The kaiser's old gang" by lirrh"rt
Hoover. who said h" had found 1t n"Ccq-
sary 10 deal with tho officer during the
war as on" or the principal German
military officers in tho ouHcca'ion OF
Belgium
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-16
Rival German Governments In
Agreement; Warfare Will End;
Ebert Retains the Presidency
Germany'S Colonies Go
To Great Britain, Japan,
Belgium and Australia

LONDON, March l5.-David Lloyd
George, the British primo minister in
the House today announced the fol-
lowing mandates had been anocntsd:
German East Africa to Great Brit
ain and Belgium; German Southwsst
Africa to the Union OF South Africa;
Gc.iaan possessions In tho Pacific
Ocean, south OF the equator. other
than Samoa, to tho commonwealth Of
Australia: Samoa to Now Zealand
and the German islands north of the
equator to Japan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-16
WILL BE ARRAIaNEp

MONTESANO. Wash March 8
Nine Of the ton alleged = W. W. whose
trial Fcr tn" murder O. Warren q
Grimm "ulrd Saturday night will no
SrraiGM"d here "n charge &C murder
ing Arthur McElfroen. another victim
OF tho C"ntralia armistf"o day naraf,
shooting. il was announced TODAY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-16
GENERAL WOOD WINS
MINNESOTA PRIMARY

ST. PAUL. MINI. March IS - In
complete returns on toniGht's Repub-
hcan presidential preference primary
gave heavy pluralities to General
Leonard wood, and showed Senator
H,ram W. Johnson and Governor
Frank o. Lowden running closely for
the secondary vote. Recause OF the
brief time given for voting and I'M
favorable weather IN some sections
voting was comparatively light.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-16

nomlc ministry dho o' VIC N'H'
The new and old governments snail
issue q Joint declaration that under
present conditions a general strike Is
a crime against the German people
Until 4 decision Is taken on these
proposals the Imperial chancellor re-
nouness the formation OF new min
tnstry and charges the senior state
nndsrsecrstartes with tho direction OF
affairs.
Meanwhile ir was reliably learned
that the under secretaries OF all the
ministers unanimously refused TO
take orders from the new government
but announced that they would re-
main at their posts and continue 10
conduct tho business OF tho county
according 70 the program OF the old
government.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-16
TIE AGREEMENT

PARIS, March l5,-The reported
agreement between tho new and tho
old German governments ending Ihe
crisis, resulted from the seizure OF
power from the Ebert government In
Berlin by the faction headed BY Woh-
-ang xspp, Is declared 20 have been
reached In the following basis:
First-Kapp abandons his fntenaon
Of forming q cabinet.
sscondIA new cabinet Is 70 be
formed, composed OF experts.
rnird-New elections 20 the Reich
xtag are TO be held within two months
Fourth-A new president OF the
a.r,nau Republic viii be elected, mot
BY the RetchstaS, but by the people.
rtfth-Psnding the elections, Pried-
rich Ebert Is TO remain In power.
Sxth-Ths economic council OF tho
empire and the exploitation eounons
are 20 be transformed into second
chamber, to be called the Chamber OF
Ln0or.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-16
THE WEATHEE.
II Il w X IN ~ Il ~
WASHINGTON. March l5.-For

WASHINGTON, March l5.-Forecast:
West Virginia-Cloudy Tuesday; We'd
nesday, partly cloudy ana somewhat
colder.
ohto-Local rains Tuesday, colder IN
west portion aud at night in east por-
tion; Wednesday, colder and partly
cloudy
Western Pennsylvania-Local rains on
Tuesday, colder at night; Wednesday,
cloudy and colder.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-16
SIMS EXPOSES NAVAL DEPT.
PLAN To SEEK JAPS' AID

its own - meet such raids. rrcdlca,rd.
he add'G. on tho False premises tl,at
advance warning would b. gwen. rnr
plan contemplated placing ono d.vi~iuu
Of American battlcshlpS At QuCcnS'uW u.
Ir' land 10 cover tho Eastern Atlantic.
another "a be- hold at HON" in READINGS
10 cover thF western Atlantic and a G!-
vision &C JapancSc battle cruisers 10 hc
stationed with IN" Atlantic fleet To pur-
sue and sink raiders.
The plan MAS ,mrracticahlc rur =
number Of rcasunS." Admiral Sims de-
clarcd. 1t WIS eventually abandoned
with the full CUncurr"r.c" Of the navy
department. and for II Wa substituted
Il plan substantially th' sam. a. pre-
IiCuSly ccomnl"ud'-I Icy ne"
without Projection
admiral Sims Sa,d III" department
s"nt cable after cable insisting that it,
plan be given rrIai and ,hit It was not
abandoned finally u0rl m"uIhs after Il
was suggested. y rand N TIA" meantime
ne asserted. would hav- found tn"
United states without a practi"tj work
ing plan 70 meet Il.
only the tact ,ha, cod was with US"
saved early troop ship cnnv"yS from
German torDCducS. admiral Sima do
clarcd. Good lack" WAS with m" de-
partm"rt. ho insisted, -, tn" enemy had
adNanc" information Of Ia" sailing OF
conveys and dcSirny"is through the Do
p1rtmcniS IL" Of an old and unsafe
c"G". Data regarding Tia" nr~t c"lIvny
vas thus obtained 10y ihv 'u' my. h" n.
and the trans ports D"kalb and Sayau-
nah carrying thousands "r troops. mar
rowly ESCAPED destruction.
admiral Sims said b" had "imnl"r"I q
the department t" use British Adm -
atty codes in sending uoWS Of '"iN"l
movements but without await. Tn" SUI
cess OF the aillcS ju breaking enemy
codes and daCiFh"rinG IA" messages vas
astounding" he added. and hG mad as
suned that tho cuewy vas "QSIy sue
C"SSful although actually - was later
learned the Germans did not have great
success IN breaking allied codes.
Vital facts reguriiuE American con
'uys were discussed nt social H:'ntrS n
Paris before either he or General Per
Shing knew them. IT," \dmral' >ard. Ia
some cases. ~ added tn" news was
Scrt 10 France from \rw lrrk IN buaj-
ness codes.
This was III" SIKH day IN which Nd
rniral Sims has road 'n To" rumuitt"'
from his prepared $tatcr'u: aid ~"
does NOT expect to roucludn = before
Thursday. Officers whu served ga "l~
staff IN Europe viii follow him
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-16
AN7|-SUFF5 To CONTEST ". VA.
RATIFICATION IN THE COURTS

r.,,c,.., .,.,J ,,o, urdor Il. r,,,s failed
=, r.,.orsid,r ,na, yntn II had taken
,,,c or,,. ,r,ion II couId legally take ai
i .,i'.
-, ,L
~ '''' '''''
"|t'o' VI ''' H''''''' ~
legged ratification was "vmpictcd was
invalid and viii l." held void by IN.
courts. because III" !"E;siatur" can d"
no valid thing IN contempt of its own
rUl"s.
w. d.nv that there ts any differ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-16
.RE|CHSTAG AND PRESIDENTIAL
i ELECTIONS ARE To Be HELD

NEW AND OLD GOVERNMENTS TO lSSC l. JOlNI
II DECLARATION THAT \ GENERAL SrklhE lS
CRIME AGAINST GERMAN PEOPLE-DORlNG
INTERIM BEFORE ELECTIONS 'PROFtS-
SIONAL" MINISTER'S WILL WELD POWER.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-16
xAArin1 Inform ed.

LONDON, March lJ.-The peace COT
ference. after briefly discussing the
situation in Germany this afternoon.
announced that il had arranged 70 Keep
fully Informed ct tho trend of events
The conference took up the Turkish
,rcatv ii consultation with Premier
VenczcloS OF C;rCc"".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-16
WASHINGTON ALL
AT SEA OVER THE
GERMAN REVOLT
ny DAVID LAWRENCE,
Copyright BY The Iutelltg encer)

! WASHINGTON. u. <. March l5.--
! Plr"ty Of theory but no; much fact
! That's the most that can be- said thus
| tar concerning WashlnGt"ns opinion
. OF the uCw German revolution.
! Where the wish is father u the
! thought. the uph"lval in Germany - re
| rardcd naturally as confirmation ana
! justification OF the large variety Of
! opinions expressed on capitol Hill dur
! ing the last twelve months Of treaty
discussion. Wilson defenders say II
proves that the President vas right
, when n" said that chaos would come 20
! Europe IL America W:tuhCN her nan;
| from the enforcement OF ihc peace
trratys obligations: former PrHSld"hN
TAFT. not exactly Wilson ap"l"E'~i hut
, :, slaumch friend of the Treaty and Lea
! .ur Of Nations. says the same th'He.
But the irrcCoucildhi" opponents ot
,lc Treaty and League oall the German
revolution an inlerna. affair entirely
divorced buln "a caUSs and effect from
thu p,HCr Treaty. Information thus :ar
ayaIlaoi" At Tie department OF state
would seem 20 hcay uul thus view 10 u
Ccr.Hin .'Nt"r'. m" r"Eututi"n d'"S 49,
;..t ,,r H.. l:.,, &C ur"ir,l ,Ih' h'.s ..
,..rl,.! /" .t.' ol'm 'nv't'"''H 90. 'l''
dr~Gg, ~ -, r'u ,a"rh'st- aHd r"t' i"'.'-
aries t. get back .n'n power. s"ln' th!H|
lha: was inevitable l." matter what hi'"'
=, ned outside If Germany. No party
tha; once held power either imperial. -
publican. democratic or auicrrati' IS
ever ccntca, t. LAY "ut>.'i" the Sal"H
OF the treasure house d, long as there
= a chaucv 20 get on tn" iH''d .
Relation to the Treaty.
Eut white friends o' ,' T"na'y lnai$.
mono O" this GERMAN lruju'. WOULD have
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-16

BERLIN. March l5.-The railway
mems unions have declared an irnme-
diato general strike, according TO the
Lokal Anzeiger. because Chancellor
Xapp would not declare his readiness
TO grant their demands. The demands
which were presented to tho new
government included the formation OF
a coalition government Of all parties,
In which the trades unions leaders
would be represented, and the holding
OF new elections at tho earliest pos.
sible moment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-16
NEW REGIME
RESISTED By
THE RADICALS
COMMUNISTS PROCLAIM
COUNTER REVOLUTION
Immediate General Strike Or
dered by the Railroad
Mems Union

LONDON, March l5.-Telsphonio
messages received by the Berlin
correspondent OF the Exchange Tele-
graph company from different parts
of Germany report the situation as
follows:
Silesia: An Independent government
has beeu formed under the direction
Of the socialist, Herr Philips.
In tho Rhine valley and WestphaNa
industrial regions the communists
have proclaimed a counter revolution
and general strike.
A number Of labor councils have
been formed at Essen and Dortlnund.
Heavy fghting continues at Frank
fort.
Bavaria, wurttSmberg and Baden
have Joined together as one state, and
saxony, 1t Is reported, will also enter
this bloc.
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GENEVA, March l5.-Cheers for
former Emperor william OF Germany
and other expressions Of satisfaction
at the overthrow OF the Ebert gov
ornment in Berlia were given today
b. $40 German Officers
The Germans were prisoners in
France. and on arriving here on their
way home TO Germany learned the
news OF the revolt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-16

BERLIN, March l5.-(By the As
sociatsd Press)-Eight hand grenades
are rsported to have Been thrown
this afternoon from the roof OF
building into the street in front OF
the headquarters of General Baron
Won L,uettwitz, minister Of denefse IN
tho new government. There were NO
casualties as far as known. No ar
rests were made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-16
Middle West Political Storm Center:
Candidates Bidding For Band Wagon;
Large Popular Vote Eagerly Sought
FIVE LEADERS BUSY /:
SMELLING THE WOODS
INDIANA IS BATTLE-GROUND AND
DARK HORSE" MAY WIN. =.
Three Clash Sharply over Micais:n--
La Toilette Looms Large In
wisconsin.
By MAEK SULLIVAN

CHICAGO. March lj.-Thc race
among .hc Republican candidates FOR
the preSidcncy, has reached tcnscness
il The Middle West far beyond anything
realized in the East. All the csn'!iGatcs
and all heir managers take III lev
that the primaries about tc DC hc.@ niur-
ing the coming weeks arc Of impcT anc"
not only because of the number OF at
tudl delegates at stake; but also l. r.
cause OF the psychological cffeci. ,fiS.
believe that this is the time when. Il y,
any time before the convention iiE =
possible to got the advantage &c 81 1.f'!,'
orStrat!on OF lcsGc"Eh'N. Th.y he't
that AN CoHdldHie win" SCtS + EH, H.
II rrrru,id"rant ;inpulng "o'". 'rc"i- =
ir Minnesota. Scuth pah,j! a. E. MI. -.
gan. will thereby suruic "I'' ny call,
tho band wagon position AMI tai year
ihn band wagon position i5 c:u: nihrc
important than usual because nt the
large number Of politicians and leaders
throughout the country who have. no
particular fidelity 10 any ono candidate.
and whose main interest lies with being
with the winner.
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BERLIN, March IA number OF
persons were KILLED and several
wounded in clashes between soldiers
and crowds At various places in the
outer suburbs OF Berlin this after
noon. The soldiers used rifles and
machine guns.
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supporting Kapp.
LONDON. March l5.-OTicIai dis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-16

Has the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-12-22

the pleasure Of the Yuletide season.
Let's not forget the less fortunate
ones during this period of happiness
and joy, but in some we scatter sun
shine in their pathway and make life
worth while to them.
The condition Of Mrs. George M.
Collins, who has been seriously i'll the
past several weeks, is reported no
better Friends Of the family are
anxiously awaiting news that she is
recovering from the malady from
which she has suffered some time.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-12-22
COLUMBIAN TO FRAT MEET.

Mr.. Joe B. Love, Jr., who is a stu
dent at the Southern Presbyterian
University this session, has been hon
ored by his college fraternity by his
selection as the chapters representa-
tive to the national fraternal meeting
in st. Louis, Immediately after Xmas.
Mr.. Love is spending the holidays at
home with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe B. Love, Sr., and leaves next Sun
day for st. Louis.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-12-22

who spent a part of last Wednesday
in Carrolton.
Mr.. John r. Corr, a former resi-
dent of this county, but late of Mont
gomery, died at his late residence in
that city last Tuesday as a result Of
scalds sustained at his planning mill
two weeks previous to his death. Mr..
Corr removed from this county sever
al years ago and while a resident Of
this county was prominent IN the
business affairs Of his section. His
remains were shipped to Gordo,
where they were inferred in the
cemetery at that place last Wednesday
the obsequies incident to the occas-
ion having been attended by large
number Of relatives and friends.
Prof. L. l.. Self, principal of the
Liberty Consolidated school, was a
visitor in Carrollton last Tuesday.
Mr.. A. Fl. Harkins and Mr.. F. d.
Stabler, of Aliceville. were among
the visitors in Carrollton last We'd
nesday.
Friends of Mr.. w. A. Estis will
regret to learn that he has been seri-
ously i'll at his home in Reform dur
ing the past week, but all will be
glad to know that some improvements
in his condition was reported Satur-
day.
Mrs. A. II. Dabbs has returned
from weeks stay with relatives in
Nashville, Tenn.
The contest will case of Mr.. C. N
Carpenter, deceased, was called in
the probate court last Wednesday and
was continued for the second time on
account of the absence of witnesses
The case has been reset for Janu-
airy 10, 1921. A number of witnesses
have been summoned in the case and
it is expected some time will be re.
quired in hearing the testimony.
Mr.. Charlie Moore, of EthelNille
was among the business visitors il
Carrollton last Thursday.
Miss Elizabeth Graham, of Re
form, spent Saturday in Columbus
shopping.
Mr.. w. A. Bailey returned to hi
home in Lois Springs last Thursda!
from Gordo, where he spent por
ton of the week on business.
\ Miss Theora Campbell, who is ;
student of a college in Atlanta
Georgia. is welcomed home for tn
holidays, which she is spending wit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John W
Campbell. in Carrollton.
Mr.. Win Binton, of near Dancy
was in Carrollton on business las
Friday.
/. DR.. 6. B. Wimberly, successful
practitioner of Reform, was minglin
, with his many friends in Carrollto
last Wednesday.
! Miss Maude Smith, am accomplishe
young lady of Columbus, has been tn
! interesting guest of her sister, Mr.
D. Miller, of Carrollton, the pas
several days.
: Miss Annie Mae Coleman has bee
: spending the past few days wit
relatives in Birmingham.
: Messrs. G. c. Turnipseed and Wi
I Turnipseed and Mr.. Marion Stricl
land, of Aliceville, were in Carrollto
!. last Friday transacting business.
{ DR.. Stewart f. Hill, who has bee
practicing medicine near Prairi
Y Point, Miss, for several years, hs
recently moved to Macon, Miss
4 where he is engaged in the praetiC
0 of his profession. DR.. Hill is Cal
e rollton produce and has hundreds {
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-12-22

, Symptoms of kidney disease should
receive instant attention, as neglect is
dangerous. If your back aches or you
have trouble with the urine, begin
taking Prickly Ash Bitters. 1t is a
dependable kidney remedy, particularly
beneficial for elderly men. Price $1.50
per bottle. Sold by all druggists. adv.