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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-06-01
COUNTY To GIVE
Scholarships To
SECURE TEACHERS

Board Adopts Reso-
r.ron BY Which One From
Each District May Be Trained
a. State Normal School For
Tutors
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-06-01

The new rate will fix the same fare
on the Washington, Baltimore and An
napols from Baltimore to Annapolis
as that included in the application OF
the Short Line, namely, 75 cents for q
single fare and $140 for a round-trip
as against 60 cents and 81 heretofore
Communication books, covering 60 trips
will be sold for $l2. as against $40
now II is figured that this will be an
increase of only 13 cents a trip over
the old rate.
The new rate shown between Balti-
more and Washington will be 81 05
for singles fares and 50 for a round
trip. as compared with S5 cents and
$3.50. the rates in effect since 1910,
and $240 on steam roads.
Officials of the Washington, Balti-
more and Annapolis, in their applica-
ton, will tell the Public Service Com
mission that a decrease in gross busi-
ness, due to the slowing down of war
CONTINUED on Page FourD
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-06-01
$4,000

~ ADMIRAL knights residence
Way .3.t avenue; cellar. hall. par
"'r4ry dining room. serving
.' A..s1en. . lock pantries, ser
....et 8 bedromos a with run
"4.t7' 3 bathrooms. electric
.aEaaee a bargain. Cash or
T. W IGLEHART. Adver-
'..'tAs jl-tf
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-06-01

Associated press Dis
a.,cbes Of late news al
sone and abroad are pub
r.bed in The Capital.
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Partly Cloudy

Partly cloudy tonight
and Wednesday; prob
ably with showers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-15
s. s. s. GIVES
KNOCKOUT BLOW
TO RHEUMATISM

circulation, throughout your Sys-
tenn.
The sensible treatment for this
disease, and the only one from
which YOU can expect satisfactory
results, is q treatment that goes
down into the blood supply and
reaches the source Of the disease.
$. 5. S. is a wonderful blood REM
edy and is the logical treatment
flor rheumatism, because it
promptly prrmeate> the entire
blood supply and searches out and
neutralizeS the disease germs.
Ii YOU arc Il victim OF Rheuma-
tiSm, you can take :. :. :. with the
!, assurance that you are not expert
mcntinC, but using q remedy that
has brought relief to thousands
who have suffered from this pain
full disease. This great old rem
edv has been sold all over the
United States for more than fifty
years, and has been used with
gratifying results. 1t IS a great
blessing for a sufferer to become
acquainted with the powers of :.
:. ). for in this remedy is found
the help that can come only from
the proper treatment.
Many letters have been written
to us by those who hayc used
:. :. :. telling OF the good it has
done them. Their statements will
be helpful to many others who
suffer. and we will be glad to send
YOU some Of these testimonials,
full of this direct evidence Of the
value of :. :. :
We maintain q medical depart
ment iur the benefit of all who are
afflicted, and our Chicf Medical
Adviser. who is familiar with all
forms If rheumatism, will gladly
give YOU advice without charge as
10 the treatment Of your own ease.
Write today to Swift Specific
TO-. llN Swift Laboratory. At
alnta, Ga.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-15
A WORD FROM UMPIRE
RICLER OF CENTRAL
Famous Central League Umpire Praises
the Work Of Charles Moran at
Centre College.

When | was umpirtng in tho Central
league. II or u years ago. said I'm
plrc Cy RlElcr TO Harry Edwards III
Cleveland. "th"r" Was boy playing
ON the Evansville team who. learned.
WAS considerable Of a football player.
"Wh-n | returned home TO Massillon
that fail recommended that IN" Mas
silIun team get hlm TO play one Of ~"
halves. III Was Charley Moran. IL
was a good PLAYER in those days. bit
never imagined he would be famous
as a coach.
But lust look what hc has done
given University Of Texas two or three
Winners and placed lutte Centre college
Ola the map.
Moran. who is visiting Riglcr IN
Cleveland. intimatcs he will hay" touHn
time next season duplicating III" 1917
record oC his eleven.
AS an cxalupl" u IN" s'h"d"l' we
ha,, ARRANGED" he SAID. W. ,IAH mar
ward one saturday al CHuhridr" ana
,;,urgra Tech at Atlanta IN" i"''""ihS
Saturday. and fear "" hH\" not 'm"rSh
substitutes - carry us 'hruuEh success
fully If amy of our regulars ar" hHT''
If / w,rc 10 s'hrdlc Harvard. lh!';
Princeton. Pittsburgh, Dartmouth a'H
Penn state N succession. there "oU'd
not b. u kick from my squad
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-15
A. A, WILL ELECT
HICKEY PRESIDENT

CHICAGO. Jan. Recollection ~
Thomas J. Hickey as president Of the
American Association seemed assured
tonight with the arrival Of tn" club
owners for their annual meeting tomur-
row President Hickey hns served a
three year term and probably Will be re-
elected for another term OF three or five
years
Adoption Of 1920 schedule and fixing
salary ard PLAYER limit viii b." the chief
questions "a b" settled AFTER the cleo
'inr. The gam" will be restored 10 a
rrc-war basis. President Hickey said.
and a!IanCc Indications favor the adop-
ton e a r5t game schedule, although
some Of the club owners want schedule
If l6N games.
Tho player limit probably Will be in
creased TO nineteen or twenty men. The
limit in 1919 was sixteen. President
Hickey said tho question IT salary
limit probably would be left opcn as
some Or the magnaI"s are In favor Of
casting ASIDE all restrictions IN this re
gard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-15
To Boost
Boxing
CLUB" ORGANIZED IN
THIS CITY YESTERDAY TO BOoSt
THE BOXING GAME.
Good Boxing Exhibition Next MONDAY
Evening at The Market Auditorium
Three Ten Round Bouts.

4 Booster Club" was formed in this
city yesterday 10 boost the boxing game
in general and local boxers in particular
Whenever tho boxing game * cnJ"?eu
TIE fans Of that community arc al"a!
'nd"avorinG 20 produce a boy tnat can
hold Ms own with any boy in his class,
md whenever outsiders are brought III
the local boy is more confident, kno wing
that his friends are with him.
At the present time Wheeling can
boast Of only one boy who the proiho'"rS
can stack up against the best IN the
game and that is Walter Goo stewart
WhCelinR's great lItti- IL pnuhder'
With S,ewart's hcln other boys are be-
ing developed namely. Frank" RITZ in
the light weight class and Frank" Ford
in the l4J pound division. These boys
arc coming along In great shape ana II
they keep improving before the year Is
out Their will be nome too good 10 mix
with these youngsters. -,
On Mond+y evening Frank" RITZ viii
make his debut as n main bout"r aud IL
is hoped that the boosters club MI
turn out every fan III this section 70 DC
on hand Ia help him along in his chosen
line az work Last Thursday evening
RITZ met III" same boy who will oppose
him on Monday evening, Tommy Phil
lips. another local lad. but who has
been living IN Pittsburgh for some time.
Of boxing ever witnessed in this city
and Immediately after tn" show the fans
asked that they ho matched again for
longer route. Both boys are In training
and another torrid session is assured.
Another ten round bout will bring to-
Eether pit" Arthur Stcgnll, rolor"d
light weight champion Of the Horld. and
his foremost contender. Al Williams. or
Columbus. Ohio. Al Williams "umcS
here recommended by chester Stands.
sporting editor Of the Ohio state Jour
nal
The opening ton rounds will bring to-
gcthcr Walter Hahn of Wcllsburg and
Gus camp, Pittsburghs best light-heavy
weight.
Pool Rooms. Fort Henry Smoke House
Mcclure Cigar Stand and Crumbacker
Cafr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-15
Inter Department
League at Whg' Mold
basketball Schedule Arranged gssween
various Departments OF Ins

y = r. Daniels. athletic manager OF
49, U-haeIing Mold & Foundry COMPANY
has composed a very interesting basket
ball schedule for the teams 81 Inc MAJ
The league will open on January -Vth'
and close on February 18TH.
Hours stated designate afternoon o.
NJ unless otherwise speclncd s,,,
Jan. 20, l?:la-Laboratory vs. Ff00u''
''" Jan 81. 7:oo-Foundry Us. Engineer
''t Ian q. T:So-Machinc vs.. Purchasing.
Jan. -, l2:l5-Engineerins VS.. FUR
jan IS. 7:oo--Laboratory vs.. Foundry,
Ian IS, I:30-Production Us. MaChlu".
Feb. 3, I2:l5-Laboratory vs.. EhGl-
me- February 1, 1c:1s-Productton rs.
Tcb 4, f:oo-Foundry vs.. Machine.
Feb. 10, l":15-~Froduction W. EnGl-
Tch II. on-I.abo-atory We. Machine
Feb. Il-1:Go-Foundry rs. iurchnS-
rrb. ~. 1c.15--Laboratory ~. Pur-
~, 900 rroductoln ''s. Foundry.
Feb. ISL, T.Tp--EnEincrluE -. Machine.
Notc-Schcdulc must hc maintained
appearance OF tam on tim6 for
fci's the game.
~ subs,Itutiors allowed outsid" dc
parlm"ul SDCClfl"d.
Games t. be played a. per official
\. 4 Eul-s
Tra>trc.. hours; Fouuhrs W'dncs-
day, Friday and Saturday l.. noon 70
$50. Laboratory and 'nCin"'r'ug, We'd
ucsday. Friday and Saturday. 12.%n to
I: Purchasing and Production. Monday.
Tuesday and Thursday l. noon I" J.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-15
Proves Itself Master of This
Painful Disease.

Halfway treatment of Rheuma
tism will never rid you of it. Bet
ter realize from the outset that
when Rheumatism attacks, YOU
have a real battle on your hands,
and that it S a mans job to get
lid of it.
Temporizing with rheumatism
by the use of linimentS, lotions
and other external methods OF
treatment, is like trying to coax
an enemy 10 let up III his attacks,
and permit YOU to conquer him
without resistance.
But YOU soon learn that Rheu-
matism will not treat you with
this consideration. The tiny little
germs flock together by the mil
lions and center their attack with
undivided force. The effects of
the disease are gradual in taking
hold on the system. In fact, the
pains are only slight at first and
Il" not attract your serious attrn-
ton. hut they gradually increase
in severity until your entire sy>-
tenn is tjHrl> within the grip Of
the disease. Il i then that YOU
have real fight on your hands.
for vOu will find that Rheumatism
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-15
Noted Speakers Heard
By Students Of W. & J.

Especial Dispatch I" The lntelliE "nCcr)
WASHINGTON. IA. Ian. H. Tho
sores Of religious services bong held
by tho students 80 ". & i t"llcG" was
op.u"d hN nr. Robert Mr';"wau. Nt tn"
R"1lofi"ld Presbyterian church. mus
huruh who addressed the student body
AT rhcir chapel service this morning. l'r.
MCGOWAN also spoke a. II Sr"cial m,c'-
Ing Tuesday might under the auspices
Of the college Y. NJ. =. \.
Dr. M.tiowan dwell ,u tho necessity
Of Christian lcnd.rship ~ tn" country
in the present day. and bringing III" for
ricror under Christian Influences ~
srrad rr under ~" leadership ct M,
rrru,lyl"L radicals. 'l"An N\"~ ana
ary for this KIND Nf l"adcrShtp.
Other noted speakers from western
rcuns,Ilaria and elsewhere ar s"ho-
dul"d to speak in this series of meet
INKS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-15
WELLSBURG HI VERSUS
I'd. H, S. FLOOR LADS
wELLSBURa WILL AGAIN TACKLE
A TEAM FROM WHEELING DIS
TRICT IN TRIADELPHIA HIGH.
Last Week tho Brooke Countiaus Beat
Ltnsly and Expect 20 Win Prom the
Out-the-Plke Five.

When Wcllshurr HI lads and tn"
TriadcIph.a District Quintc, clash 'm
Wcllshurc on Friday night q royal
battle Is assured.
Thu, wIll b. tho 0rSt meeting for tho
two teams m the past few years as
Wnllshurr was considered 700 strong
for tho Triadclphia boys. but this year
tn" lads from out Ia, uik" tcur" th'y
have a b'rlcr team MA TIE Brooke
County lad, can h"tt>t ct.
W"llSburg - sun smurtlrE over thor
derisiy. Victories over Llusly Institute
and tn Bethany Cullc=" Reserves ON
Friday aud Saturday nIEht respectively.
They last week Won over IlnHly IN IN"
las, half IT the game easily Ivy uue",-
crinc some great team and pass work.
but on saturday nIEht they Juurncycd l."
Bethany and We're forced I" extend
Themselves to win this encounter -
play an extra three minute p"riud.
Wellsburg now holds tho OH" Valley
championship and uutIl some other High
school team can show tho Brooke county
some classy basket ball THIS wonder tive
will again cop tho It'll this year The
Triadelphia boys wer" L'fca'"d -
Moundsville last week but ~ turn dc
feated the Warwood roys Tu"Sda% ~
Warwood and feet contid'ut they can
give the Wcllsburg boys = good night.
Much interest Is manlf' std IN this
game this week as tins Will show the
strength OF the rcam that - l." mc2t
Cathedral Hi next week.
The girls teams OF these two schools
Will also meet on Wellsburg floor m"
same evening but from present reports
no, much has been heard from n"
Wcllsburg girls and the outcome ut tins
game is not known.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-15
CsY J1ACdIH BRoNsoH)

Fred A. p.Non and Morris \. renter
OF Pueblo Colorado. har" offered purS"
~ $4,000 for Il match between Bop
Marin. \ r. I. An inter-allcd cham
plon. and GorScS Carpenter % Europt
ThN American Legion proposes ="
Cher a championship belt :" tn" wiun"r
Posts 81 ~" American Logon m pueblo
and Denver have started a movement
condennlnE tho proposed match between
Carpenter and Dempsey and throwing
their support instead 10 match DO
tween Carpenter and Martin
Resolutions adopted ov tho colorado
posts ar" ION tor soon Will be- hefcr"
every Nwcrrran Legion post IN America.
II IS vrobahl" similar action VIII hc
taken ~ \ great majority OF these vet
Grams OF ~, Words war.
The resolutions adopted in Colorado
and now h"iOE hurried 20 IN" attcn,tou
or all other posts. with recommended
tons that they DC endorsed. follow:
BE Il resolved that We condemn the
holding a. tho proposed Dempsey-Car-
pcNtl"r match IN any city in Colorado.
BE ~ further resolved We condemn
Jack DNmps"yS participation IN any
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-15
BIG ny" FIVE TO
WELLSBURG TONIGHT
Eaxalls Of Wheeling, Anxious to win
But Realize That the Locals Arc
Hard proposition.

Tho Rcxau players ~ i-hurS. are
oil uulIinc for Il victory over ih" strong
Y " 9 \ team vt this city, Wh" play
In WrllShurs thlS evening. ,o,.>
WrlIshurg realizes thu II W'H ,ahr
vr,r,s sin victory, but arr d,i"rmlnri
r"w,yrr to 60 IN" limit ~ ORDER 10
turn the trick. ,hoir
Two new ,:,rrs ar" I" l." Seen IN thHlr
ri,cnr. and u is hr'ICNcd that WIN IN"
nddrj Strength WrllShurS VIII place ."
Well rounded team on TN, iIy", ,,.;u
Tr.,,.r, rruSpcrtS are that Thlton Will
p, n,5,imr center and Williams at ono
%, ~ Nv ,t,,,rL rrsliiuus .\SId" trolh
thcsc two places all others are III oou0'
pt present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-15
SOMETHING ABOUT
BOXING BRUTALITY

Tho charge that boxing Is brutal is
without any point. In a physical way 1t
is nothing like as hard n game as foot
ball. which is in no sense brutal from
any healthy point Of view.
II rarely carries the strain of an $50
yard race or a flvc-set tennis melee.
BoNinE's main trouble has resulted
from tho tYpc that in the past has con-
trollcd the game. This t"uc has done
everything in its power 10 wreck the
sport. But there is n better type now
working forward. and when boxing Is
under cleaner control il will strp for
ward and take its place along the front
row.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-15
ACORRECTION

The. Cathedral High Magnolia Hieh -
New Marriu1vilI- gam" VIII NOT hc play
I'd 1T tn, cathedral '''n"r IN FrtiHy
g., c;iur e. ,rrtod Nostrr,!HH n"rniu'.
I'm, wtu W., ulnNcd ct Now Mrrtlnsl 'ih'
,,.ortlur ru .nf"-mElI"r for IA" man
rg,r If tn. Cathedral lIlEh team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-15
Noticed That Much.

Mrs Rr,d.mrr,.--t'nriC,. hes \ now
re. ne horse fourteen feet tEll.
Mr. Rrid"mor"--innds. not feet
Mrs. Rrit.rrIurr That's what she SAID
hul. Of course. L vas mistake because
horses don't have hands.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-15
Wesleyan (63)
(14)

Field EoalS--.RosS 3: Fisher 3: Snedc-
gar ,: Stark. Shumcrs ., Milnrou >: w.
Potter >: Brown .: Pollock, Black. Long.
Foul Goals-Stark out of 10: Brown
out Of 10. Suhs--Fa rncs worth for SnCd-
"Ear: Graham for stark: Hymcs for
K"hrmugh; Milliron for Ross; =. Shum-
mvrS Cor Fisher: Potter for FarnS~"rlh:
-. Summers for Hyrrcs: Long for stag
gers. RcCcree-Shroycr. Carnegie Tech
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-15
WILDE VS.. MASON

MlLWNI KI:E Wis. Juu IA box
ing bout for TIA" lyw'lrh' Champi"uSiI -
~ thu. world between Jimmy Wilde and
Frankie Mason was Chased today. .r.
dor the agreement In" bout VII b."
staged IN MJlWauh',' i"'frr'. = h'rhl club
.lHnuarA -" Mason and '"l' ar" 10
maxi. los pounds az u.riu"l-
TDLElUD -. jan. H. 'i''"rC' B'rm"r
Of fort Wavnr. Ind. manager "f frankie
Ma, H. announced her" tonight that q
hu\Iug bout for tn" tlN weight ChAmp:"n-
shin 81 the world h"tw"rn Mason and
Emmy Wilde, reported form Milwaukee,.
Lax mot boon rlnsod. BIrm'r is ure"tiHt-
iuc with Promoter Al Thatcher to Stage
tho match h,r".
Ri"nrr declared rrnr Ia. only p"!nt
.ngr",. h"iNrru himself and thu MilwHu.
80. rromotur vas tho matter "r weight
Mason ~ echrdui.d for tw"ll"-round
Inu, with cart Tr,Wnin' hrr- l"mUrrOw
rrrh hur Ms IAhcu Ill today and ma!
NOT hs ahl, 20 Huu"Hr. h"Nlng COM
,,,se.,,r1 uh,s,clau s3,d t"njGhr thNI Ma
~nu has a slight atiAri 81 influenza.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-15
Wesleyan Victorious
Over WayneSburg

SPECIAL Dispatch TO The Iutelligencer.
BtCKHANNON. W. Va. Jan. IL
Wesleyan college ran Wild with Waynes-
burg college here tonight, winning Il fast
bul one sided game by the score OF CO.
II. The Wesleyan fast five exhibited
wonderful shooting ability and had
showored 81 points over their opponents
when relieved by second string men In
the second period SnedoSar led with
nine ticld goals. He also played skill
full floor game. Ross and Fisher shot
with precision and played fine passing
game throughout Stark CXCcllcd with
nine fouls out Of ten attempts, and
three goals from the Held. Rohrbaugh
guarding again featured. the visitors be-
ing held TO five baskets. Pollock was
WaynesburG' big star. He showed
ability at both passing and dribhlinR.
His defensive work was also noticeable.
i LlA.. L.. nj hLLa-t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-15
VOLLEY BALL LEAGUE
volleybau League Games TO Be Played
at "Y" Tonight

Teams Nos. 3 and in the Business
Mems N"lIeyhall L"aEu" at the Y. NJ.
{. ~, Will play set Of thrc" gRm"S
this evening. tho first 10 start promptly
at $50 o'clock. Tn" make up Of these
teams follows:
Team No a-H"witr. captain; HcaS-
lett, T. Daniels, Tomlinsrn. Marsh aYI
+. Daniels.
Team No. 4--Tccpl". captain: Earr .
johnson. Tlbhens. Bruhn and Richmond.
Teams Nos. ! and > played a set az
games Tuesday night. resulting N a Vie
tory In two out Of three for Team Nc.
l. The standing OF tho clubs
Teams ". J.. Pet.
NO. 1--Plumnr"r. captain .... .661
No. @--HawkIns. captain .... 1873
No. 2-licwitt, captain ..... . 900
No. 4-Tc~pl" captain ....-. .0"p
This league will play or IT. gam" ;
each Tuesday and Thursday evening.
starting at $50 o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-15
MASONIC CLUB LEAGUE
Musee winter Duck Pin League.

Tonight: McDanl".S ". Nelson: Last
End vs. continental.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
FIRE DAMAGES
FAMOUS CHURCH
Building Where Beecher
Preached

NEW YORK. Nov. si.--ffrc today
nartially destroyed the Sunday
school building Of historic Plymouth
church. Brooklyn. where the hate
Henry Ward fteeeher formerly
preached. The church Itself was
damaged by wsiaf.
A historic portrait ~ nee>hcr was
destroyed and many highly prixed ~.
Iikious rcilcH were damaged b. the
fire.
Tho building contained Kias~ cares
with mannerip'A notes ana tina
seflai for looks and sermons collect
Ell fr~m the personal desk 81 Beech
cr The sword, cap and part 81 ths
uniform he ueed a. a civil war chap
.ain wrr~ damaged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24

New york.-Dr. Smith. well
rawa eve specialist. and DIR. JUDI
lkins. n Massachusetts physician sha
medical author. make the foliow.ns
report. s s,s..ss . for ssos ,ss sye So
say. pr. smith, when my At
ttantlon was fret called to II ] WAS
llnrlsaed TO be skepttcAL bnt " -
Il ui. OF mine 10 give every new
| treatment chance 10 prove us
value. Having specialized IN eye
work for many years issa a nn,n-
lion ON remedies for the eyes. since
| tnis one has created such . sensation
| / welcomed the opportunity TO test
lie / began to use II In my pfASuse
| n little over year ago ana : an
lfrsnk 10 say that some. OF the re-
suits 1 have accomplished with Bon
opto not only astenish inyseif. eet
also other physicians with whom
have talked about II. and ADVISE
every thoughtful physician 70 give
non-opto the same ease,n, u
mind that he will come 10 the con
rlusion | have, that IL opens the
door fer the cure OF many eye uvu-
| bies which have heretofore been ar
fcuit TO cope with, ! haxe nsa IN
years tell me they have dispensed
with them through the use 81 sen-
4 onto. In my own practice ! nave
seen u strengthen the eyesiyht more
than 30 per cent in one weeks TIME.
I have also used Il with SURPRISING
/ results in gases of strained
eyes. pink yye, infiamed lids, catarr-
hal coniuntfiVitieH, nmartinx, PAIN
| full. aching. itching eyes. eyes weak.
ened from colds. smoke Nun, GUST
and WIND. waters eyes. piurreu s ~
1 Ion. and, In fact. many other condi-
ltiona too numerous TO mention IN
lthis rapart A new and striking
ease that has just been brought 70
lmy attention Is that OF siri IL
\ years old. Two prominent eye spe-
ition. decided. according 10 her
4 father. that in order to save the
L strht OF her right eye. the left must
he removed. While awaiting an op-.
portuni,y for the operation and stu
Undecided as to its wisdom, her
father was told II would do no harm
Ito use Bon-Opto. In lees than three
ldayH a marked Improvement was
noticed At the end OF week the
Inflammation had almost disappear
ed. and at the end OF six weeks ths s
leye was pronounced snved. just
! think what the saving Of that eve
means to this little grill Another
case IL that of a lady w years ola,
She came TO me with duh vision and
extreme inflammation or the IDS
and the conjunctiva was almost raw
After two weeks use OF Ron-opto
the lids were absolutely normal and
her eyes are ~ bright ~ many q
lgiri OF 16."
clan and medical author. formerly
chief of clinics IN the Union General
Hospital, Boston. Mass, and former
liy house surgeon at the New Eng
LAND Eye and ear 1nfirmary OF Port
land Maine, says.
~ have found ocuiists too prone
Ito operate and opticians too willing
10 prescribe glasses while neglect.
ing the simple formulas which form
the basis OF uon-Opto. which in m,
epinion, Is a remarkable remedy fol
tba cure and prevention Of many ey,
J disorders Its success in developing
/ and strengthening the eyesight will
soon make eye glasses oid-fashior