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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30
Mrs. M. F. Barnett Is Well
Again After 10 Years Suf-
fering.
Gains Is Pounds and Says
Everyone at Her House Is
Firm Believer in TanlaC.

"r.vcryouc at my hnuHr IL firm he
Hover Ia Tnnlnc. and v" hnN" right l."
be for II hnH relieved me OF my hwiuI
IInuhl"r aud hum mo mp fifteen I"nnhn
la weight" rnld Mrs NJ j.. linTn"ll. OF
INA iIh Ave. Huntington. w. Va. re-.
r"uily
,ynu la much u dlruI,l"I cd ,"ndlI lon rN"Iy-
thing I ate frIm"ul"d nnh 'hun"h gan II"
form which bl"nIrd ~" up I"IIIhly. nnh"
nay heart pnIpItnIr llI,o II wan going u"
IuIuI, out 81 my h"hy nnd gay" ~" lh"
mont awful 'InmpIuT pnlnH had ~"
,,,rIIIr md tu,t,h al the time | couldn't
irinIn ANYTHING "n MY rl"Inn' II.
Thin Enr h"ih"r"h ne -" al nIEhl ]
hnd In prop Inyr"lf az with TiIl"wn Ia
IIrI H. hr"nIh". aud an nay n"iV"n w"'"
ala, la "a terribly upr"i '"uhlI Ton, wa"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30
Side Tanks y,
X by Rqn6R1 Cameron
CLOTHES AND FEELINGS

, traced ia" hIft'''"'o h'i""'" ""'".
Iup that I.uyrr ~" fnRHnh n"h It un"ih
InH 81 ',uI'I'ni. '"nf"iI"hi" "''"m
pIinhu,mI Iu hIph h'"ln ~" often
incidentally. tho danger 81 nIprI"A
! n'' IdrnIu ,oua'h hy high h""ln Ia ~"
, rIm"lI fn'I"r ~" ""'"h"' 81 h'"'h"
,n,r,h lbs InlIluE wan ETinI"T than Ih"
uu,uI,,, .,T ,rnihn from nny "ih'I f"iin
II a., ld,uI Ia tho United HInl"n l""'
l,nr Aud many 81 'lIo0" "''id""'"
: a." duo 4" high h""ln
tl"Ihru nTfr,I "u"n m"ni"l "iiI'nI"
, not "nIy wh'u ih"y '""n" actual hI"-
,nmT"Ii bat when "n" has H"hno ~
, ia, IL ugIlnruH 81 untIhy 'OnhItI"n.
~, sure "n" can Il" hotter work ~ .
,rinp ,huu rn"ruIuE dr'"n than IN
r"IIrh one md one 81 III" boot u"hl
: 'lurr know Tor hl"""urnErh. d''
II "ur"h HIni" Of ulnh In 10 hhih'. ht'H'
la ,Irnu underwear t0n"r hnlntl"hl, "I
.nurrrJ from the skin ont Hnd PM ~
nnr'u TnN"fit" hI'ru"r Try lhln nouns
IiIuo when rp"ll Of ETnY weather. "T
the general curr''iu"nr "f "EiHi"n"" h"H
gotten on your nerves. aud 40" " II
ddncn not help
when LILO Essmu Futile.
Thrrc wan - rnmrng" In Alice Ir"wnr
InIrrI novel. along thin Hue. Ihnt pl"nH.
81 me very much Tho "VIllhln"Hr' or
Iho rI"ry ia" dlEHntishcd rrlvhi" r"c-
rotary -. whu hmr Junt been f"ll"h In an
attempt To- r"nl hhn been 'nihpIhlhIuH
bitterly 0f ia" fuIillty or lIf" ana th"
fact that "" emit no" wh"i tho wh"I'
thing lr for anyhow
lyon must hnvr NOR" pleasure. my
dear" MndnuIc I!rnnkr t"llr her. moro
81 ia" thIaHr That tnk" our mind" OFT
the bad InlnEr In tn" world Th"y h>
krrp their rrrrrin. the bnrn That NJ.
ranged the world know TINT nr well
nn vnu do don't know an ] bInm"
Thcn Th"y must hnH" their r"hn"hr.
Ilut YOU can't dwell on II. lr "" dwell
nu II "" got queer l'uy y"uf"rIf n
flnwrr To- ruriI or hcnr romr murl".
OF wear u pretty froCh when look nj
rnrur 81 tho things ihcy'v" givcn w !
ind rnm boIIrvc they're not r." un-
friendly To ur after NIL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30
SHE never FELT
BETTER IN LIFE

never able to get good nights sleep.
had awful palms I'm my back ana hlu"s'
wus bndly .cOnstlpntrd. had severe memo
ncheY, and such spells OF dlzZln"hs ihht
II I .toopcd over everything looked black
before me. just folt bad all IN" tIinc'
md uImoat too weak and tired l" moVo.
well flnnIIy decided to give lhilhc
a trlnl. na | thought ! hhd urea Hp""'
everything else. and II surely was
huppy nurpTlH" Ia mo when hnW '"1
wny Il wnn bringing mo ont. why !
frIi n wonderful Improvement bni"f'
had fInlnhrd the fIrnI bottle. ana now
rInrr hnvr taken four h"iIIon. my hpPn
tlIr Ir no rood | can hardly get enough
to eat. nmd my ni"ninrh never b"'h''"
mo IA particle. -
'"rhr palms have all gone from my
hn,k I ana no longer C"nhilphl"" hhi
Ihnrr hcudn,h"m and nrrlln 81 hIh@'h'p'
hnyr Irt ne completely My n"rVoh ar
ur,GrrIIy calm, and sleep llh" IA 'h''n
nII uIphI long Al that w"nh. urea
frnIiug han IcfI mc. AMI ! f"nl u" VOL
ma / rycr did In my lif" l"nl nun"
Famine In tho Ernud"hI m"dl'ln" Ia inc
wuI ld " a.,
T,nIur in mold Ia Wheeling by 'h"
II,rc Dawn DIIH 60. at ~" h"'"
nIrrrI 1854 Main ntT""I IHlh ana N"i
LrI rI,rrIn mud 2GOO ''hnrlln" nlro"''
~ Irn J.. x iI"gc al Martina f"riH. ''h'"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30
TWO nURHnD TO DEATH.

MI ,1cmrnr Mich. Sept - Arthur
AND Albert I.Cv"rcnE, nE'd hnd re-
rrrciIl,"ly. SONS "r Edward l'"N"rrhH'
vrtc burned To death late Tu"sdhy when
fITr DESTROYED u bhTn on tbs I'"N'Irhh
farm The hUdl"r w"r" I"unh Quay
I,y,IrnE hclICvrn ia" h"yr w"T" play
INK with nnIch"n mud WEI" r"rI'"nnIhI"
Tor Tia" hlaEo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30
rARMH ron nAI.u.

ron hale 81 n"I'n about ""r"n "i'o7
f,,,, tho InrnTpnrnIlnu 'f Nh"oluE.
NOW y runrnCd h"uun. hnn"m"ui aud cot
Inr unnd r,"uo foundation. w"'"r. INA
mud tcIrphun". ui"n" "rt nEh"uH". y
hnrnu md "ihrr buildings. 80 bearing
frulr tr""a. small rin"h"Ih NEARING NM
Ion ,rrIc ,rocg mud 100 Ernp" just act
ont ono Of TIA" best producing fhrm"
IN this section cor dairyinG. gardening or
g,nrral farming This farm Is situated
on STONE church road near Dallas. Joseph
Walt, Rcll phone 1907 X II. s-Ei-r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30

WANTHD-Mntr0n. preferably y0unE.
MuHt 10 capable Of directing glrln
aged 1913 Ia all domestic work. bchool
hnHll Farm 2ss acres No outdoor o.
rlnrlcal work required Btnta HChoOl for
Girls I'cw"o Valley. KY. -. a. whit
ham. HupuTin undonl. Sal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30
MALE On YnnALn nnLr WAITED.

WAHTnD-Clarka.' Omen. woJnan) over
~. for postal mail service. tlab month
EEhnina Iiunn Heptnnbrr- Dct Obnr. me-
prTlon"u unnnrrnraT ny. For FREQ DArtiou-
lnrn. wTlIn ]. Leonard. IOTmnr clvll Har'
vico crnminrD 1903 Equitable Uldg.
WnhhIngI0n u. g. A-b-J
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30

PbR HALA-TwO hurHos. wi 1000. ans
iharneHu. ~ ThDrnhlli wagon with
coal bod now. hyTaUuAn hillside ploWl j
In"ubaioTS. ! broader. 400 chickens, In
uuIra Albert Nrlnhls. Ho"iIh'H ItidIs,
Martins rorry. o.. ~ mIlss from btop
10. Ithyland limo. s-tO'm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30

ron RunT llI."Iy Iuiulai"h I""'ns T"'
IIpki housekeeping ""d "l'"rlnn Ar
My gnd Tl"" ""w l"i"Ilpsu"oI HldR
! EGG Ma'L"t ~ ]" ~ "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30

wAHTnD--airls for tApinS paper boxes.
Light work Good fast girls oan make
from 9lb to p0B per week. Apply q. q.
CorruKAtinE ribrs BoH Co., foot l7th D.,
WArWO0d. SOL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30

YOR BALH-nuIck coupe. run 1900 milns
In excellent condition. equipped with
new cord tlrcp 1880. We holl on
monthly Payments Capitol Car Co. 1908
Main ~. h-JO-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30
wANrED-sALEsMEH

wAHTHD-SALESHA MEN WITH
sULLIN0 RECORDS AND PART
TIME SALESMAN. ATTRACTIVE
PROPOSITION. LARGE EARNINGS.
APPLY TO Mr.. WILSON, 6l8 WHEEL
ING BANK TRUST BLDG. s-20-J
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30
nUnIHnna OPPORTUNITIES

Men, We Teach naTbsTinG Quickly
Have your own Hhop or work for big
wnEna JpbH furnished write. hiolsr,
~ W. 9TH ~. Cincinnati -, Hu1li'HOt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30

ron BALH-DodEo touring. i72b. We
soil on monthly pnymnntb Chpilol
Car co.. 1908 Main HI. 1901
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30
ron HAL1-AUTO0.

ron aAI.n--Ouo Dodge touring car. rrs-
runnhlo Box WoHt Liberty. w. Va.
r-a0-J
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30

ron HALn--nnrc. small, flro proof, DaF-
gain Tor uuirh Halo. hddrrHH liar gain.
"nrn InIrll lHnn"nr. H.aO-E
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30
LOST AND FOUND.

40. - for 10 ahsrse
of Unnlrmn Coal Company proforrod
stock Trnnufcr has been Htoppoh. F1nhor
pIrn1o return 10 Gilman tOnl Company
OrfIcc SchmulbnCh Bldg, G-So'i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30
ROOSEVELT
(Continusd Prom Page on0

sClentiiiC question and one which, hl
the common consent OF the great mass
Of the voters. has been taken out "i
politics and placed on n sCientihC. bhSls
To which II belongs The tarin must 81
course br changed from time 10 TIM.
and should hr handled 10y non -p"lltl-
cal. scientific body such M tn" rf"S"ht
inrin commission constituted H'N'Ihl
years ago with tho assistance" OF purely
patriotic. members uf the Hcnhl" ana
house OF representatives both ltrpubll-
cans and Democrats Here IL the run
dnmcnial difference" between Senator
llurdInH's tariff stand and that or Gov
"ruOr Cox. Both are equally In fnN"r
OF preventing any injury TO honest
American industry 10y cheap f"r"lH"
labor Governor Cox aud arc nrniy
convinced that thia must b" don" l"i
ia" hr"pd good Of the nation hy non
plrlirnn cNpcrt- senator Harding h"-
lI~v"n thiH must 10 accomplished hy l"
,"ral"n to the diaCT-dil"d methods "l
IN" punt. by which certain nI'"' IhI
highly favored political mnnufn'lu ing
lnt"r"sir WEI" given ru'h hlEh l""'''
tinn thai u t"n~I ltuI"d NOR" than
complete nuonop"ly Ia Ih'lT own "p"'lhI
ilnrr Of Production MANY 81 th" ~"
ducts thur Elv"n ~ rr'' Ihl rIIN'''R
w"T" rr"du"ir whi'h "ut"r mt" IL" conf
"T living Of ihr uN'InT" NIu'i l. nn 'N
llrn ThIr sro, inI rrIvii"E' """hl''
iho rpc,inl iul"irrlr controlling Ih"m
I" pln"0 the pIl'" Of Ih"II "i'hhh az
any nEuTU ih'Y 'h"n". thereby i"i' '"l
the consulting puhll' I" rnY "n' gu
ihoIr own nu,krIn nhnuIInhl pI"hlh
'"nrtiIuilnT what "" would call '""n'
rtunt"cIr uf ia" iu"rt uhnu"l'"' h'"h
'B"nninI IihtdinE - n"n"' l"l'h Ia '"'
rcunIr at the l'uIt"d NiHi"t al" n'" 81
the TYPO Of Hruut"i I''uI"r". i""" "''
r"nh tho good "f rm"ll huh"l'' 81
IhnIr own rp~clnI fII"nh". I"'" nae
would ElVu ndiIii"unl nnd '"'i"
woaIih /" tho riI,ilrT"h Few. "'" we"
would hnVo ~" lul"I'ui Ia lh' I"' "''"'
,r ,LrIhr, that a. Iu,ui Iupl wealth '"iu'H
"ui 81 tho PACKET 81 lh" "v"'"E" "
ton 80 not want II 'l""tlN "l"'
stood that II lI.nni"i Ii"ihi"r '"'"
I""II'y uh"uId TI"'"ll. i """'' ~,
uuIy t. create a. greater ZONE "h''"'"''
EFF wealth Ia no. hand, 81 Tia" i"w nal
/" nIari the mJw d"'li"l"T cont 81 Nv
l"a !" ~" nv'tou" 'I,l'"" ""'" ""'' g"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30

wANTHDA,ook. with rororopca. Call 4
WoodHdalr a-1t-m
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MIBCELLAHIoUD.

ANY ono wanting fresh crab cider %
crab apples for Jelly. call Sb-M WoodA
dale S-5o-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30

ron HALn-IDI7 Ford touring. IN good
condition. $500 We nrll on monthly
payments Capitol Cur Co. 1908 Main
sI 1901
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30

wusrwooD-On Sunday. h"rtembor ~
| 1920. at !: 30 o'clock a. m ~ ~ th wrsT'
| L,I,y GENERAL hOApiihl. FEl.iH "EsI-
WOOD. IN tho IAN year "f Ills age
/ ..i f,o,n IirurInInUT lilldobTAnd
! i.,,In,. on Thufshny afiorn"oh al eve
I .,..., Ir,iendn ~ the family are In
,i,rl 4, attend ImiaImunl al Nj Hl"n
cemetery , ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30

ron HALu-i9iB Maxwell IN excellent
roudIIion 1875 We nell on monthly
payments. Capitol Car co. 1908 Main III.
H-l0-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30
RraIaa Own ReOOrd

"I invite n comparison between Ia"
TcroTdp uf Senator lIhrhlhK ana ''"N
cruor CuN aud further Invita- II com
harrison bot w"cn TIA" r"CoTds "I IN" "'h' !
wo CnndlduIrH Governor Co"lllH" 81
MnsnnchurrtIr aud myr"lf ''"N"Tn",
IL,y md | do not need l." mink" rp''i"i
appeals During ia" paHl cIGhl b'"r''
hath of nm have been confronted "h
,nuny ocrnnIonn with COunil"rn lnl"'
pTobicnH, and "" glory III III" lh'' nav
our dcrlSlunr have boon hhn"d CA l"'l
ucn, 10 both ridrH aud on honest "H"I .
TO Hro TINT luntiCn wan d"h" "h"'' W"
broad application OF the bent American
npirlI a., ,,,.,.
yclt'n nddrrnr wcTo prepared nnd hhh,l'"
mo rrrrn prior to tho m"ntinE by hln
publicity agent Mr.. Mcintyre.
Tho npaakor nnlh Will" r"C"ntIy !"
California, no IonTnod FOR the frht 'ln'
.Lv MIR UuEhor loHt that state In ia"
In ii presidential election. u" nhld h'
~. InlkInR with II Californian VIII" l"id
him that when Mr.. IiughrH m"d" h'n
wouicrn tour ho pulled n long f"," ana
wcpI. telling hiH Rudl"ncoH 'hht " .h'
Democratic candidate was i"-"l"Vu
mInru mud fnrmH would 10 "hhh""u'"
md noun llncu would ho n n"""Hrl'S
Tho wortorn rtntcH had enjoyed f"ur
yoarH OF prnHporIty. tho Californian t"'"
Mr. Roosevelt. and for that reason a."
rIdCd Il wan best to again tdkN q Chhh''
on r"-clrCtluG Mr.. WilH"n.
"Ir come back to Wheeling. w. Va
four years from today and during 'hhl
four ycnrs II high protective" tnrl' nav
nrcyailrd | wonder what Kind OF an
audience | would speak to-. Mr.. Ro0H"-
volt continued. II wonder II II would h'
n DrospcrnuS looking audience Ilkc tniS
prosperity that came under ''Eh'
years OF Democracy.
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Highland Springs
Orchards

Wo viii saNo You money hy yelling
direct from Ia" orchard fin'I apples
grown at I"Ha than half prevailing price.
We need help aud you eau help us ~
coming for your apples. In thnl way
Won cr,n save on" dollnr aud m"r" per
hnrrcI besides the freight aud transfer
charges nrright IL unC"riaInD Hest OF
all you viii HAY" IL pheasant rae, zee
what you get. and get II when you
want II.
Come mud Hcr uH. inspect our packing
huuar aud orchard We want I" know
uuT runtumcTn and wo want them l."
know ua and our ways
orchard. one mile west from Ind"I'"n-
Iru,r Washington county. J."
Grlmra U"idon and N""' ga no"
ready
nnIIwIn Wlnrrnp. yah and h"HH"ll
ia b,I"hcI nud %"N"inh'i
o wAUun HOME
w.IIsburg. w. Va.
nell ph"a. ~ a 4 Independence. Pa
One hours ride from wheeling Via
Liberty and bethany
m - i = to -
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THE MENDEL COMPANY
uasi .. H.VaSs. H'"D.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
rrlv... uhsp.L 1918 ohsVils. street
Oau 1Aoaas IsI. -Isln
DIED

.rrrHsoN-On Tuesday morning. Sep
icmbcr IS. 1920. JOHN q. ATklNboN'
nf bethany. '" Va
Funeral serNiccs win be held Thursday
afternoon at J o'clock; at INC noI"o'
| Int,.ment In West Alexander GENE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30
The Seamen's Bill

Mr. Roosevelt then dealt on thc sea %
mems bin, saying that the bill passed
undrr Democratic administration hhd
resulted In compelling shipping c"hpnn-
les to provide Il separate bunk for ca'h
man instead Of budding them together
The food and living conditions under
this bill he said. were much better
"Tho owners Of ships said when the Dill
was introduced that II would result In
driving American commerce" from me
sea because they could not compete WIN
furclgn shipping corporations. MI.
uunsry,II said. "rhcy Cuntcndcd for
rIrn companies would lac la IA position
la transport goods at - much cheaper
,nIo than uould the American '"Ii"'h
l,p They attempted I" prov" lhrlI
n,,IuI by saying thCIi oNr"hH" """'h 10"
much cheaper Though TIA" "mII"} m'"l
nt ,h,arrr IaknI nat hnvo not moth Il
~n.ia "ui noI, h"nI marlin" h"" h''"'"'
,uy ,,uuIIUI IhoIc .ID lN'nif nhlI"
t.dny whor4 those wee" """ !" ibl 2 ""i
~. nia r"lnn - k""i' ""i nae -" 'h'
nI,Inn nj yInp tho i,"d" Il" all poe \" 81
tho wa I'll - '""'h"l
I uur ,Ur,Inlod 81 a." adj 90" '"'" "'
IA i,IIv",".i ~ " young ii'r"h'|'"" VII"
i,,,.1 mat tho" wo," 80 uUb u""l"""
I,.,n,.. ,nIi. ,lorku ""ul"f"h !" N""h
Inrlmu IA q unIi"r 81 f"'I ""h"' We"
..IvII ,o,v I,a IhrI" o." about ~ 900 '""'
uoruLII,nn aud - r"i '""i I'"'""''"'h.
,Iou,hs Ih" young ""n ""h 'h"' "
r,c,,Ir, Ito,,lIuV 10 oIo,i"L bio Not ""i
eT,c, March iIh win 40 I" hla"h"ipo 'h"
GO nnO pomo,,nlir 'lorhn "nd "mrl"Y u"
mot, rIn.es co nnO irluI nud Iru" ll"thh
I.,nr Evcr sln," III" thI"rT" '"nr"n
lion I hovo Thought nud 'hnrEr-''"'" y"
uIrhI TINT II tho Vcpuhll"nnn 80" we
,cuuTul lhoir nrHt NJ Will u" !" h"nN
down tho rIvll Forvl"". Th"iI ZION !"
IhsI To tho victor belongs III" sp"llE
4 NJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30

u. ~" nno
H., -.,Id IiAItIi
e. "Iy,IVhi. ~" hr """ II"}h'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30

,rccrh an rho Ionrur Of Nations which
~ n,r ,,,,io Ia ucrrIv All tho audiences
h hnv nbLrc.scJ an the present com
t ,,,r Su,h Il Icnruc ne paId Will
ro,.c,, fu,utr wars
','r, r, Dnngprru wilson and | lodge" h"
,,'iL "w',rc united I'm the belief that IL
I',',,, ,f n,Iiupv ,nuIL he formed and
w., .,,nn - Ic,,.u, uu,Id cIimiuntc ua To-
,,''' w. i,,, =, u,nr
wv Lh, ""n ,,,,, r,.,d the following
"i ,1,,r, Stamina IInrdinr's wheel
~, ,tr,.s. "i'nn,rrs. never meant
- Miami, ,,n tn ,yur Ia make rr1r
an"t W. - ,'' ,,,,o,,.,Tv nor ,yru Tor
' T"i,u I', .,I',. hut Ia rruIr,I The
i,,,'"T ~ AmrTi,i nnd American rights
nnn ,itlLcn, nn lnnd aud sea
ar senator IiuhrdInE had said TINT
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-23

support the trusses, and with the blocking in place, the giant arches are being sustained while the founda- tion is being excavated and repaired. Caissons will be used in this work and eventually the pier will rest up- on solid foundation of concrete in stead of the two caissons wa>ich now uphold it. A second pier, weakened by undue stresses, will be treated in 9 similar manner.
 This is but half of the repair work, for i'll going over the bridge, the en- gineers found it to be badly fractured in many points, and it was deemed necessary to gut out" the concrete work of the supporting structure as we'll as the floor of the bridge at several points, in order 10 properly reinforce and provide the p.oper ex- pansion joints.
 It was found necessary, also to re- inforce the retaining wal, to the south approach which was endanger-
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ed by change of current, and the deepening Of the channel six feet at this point.
 Until the 300 ton dead weight of the structure could be taken off the second pier through the erection of the false work, it was necessary, in the interest of the public safety. to block all traffic across the bridge. With the false work now in, traffic has been resumed for everything but extra heavy trucks.
 The work of repairing has been under. the direction of Captain M Butler. engineer for the Arizona state highway department, R. A. Hoffman, his assistant: Lieut.. J. M. Brown, construction engineer, and Wm. Iindstrom, foreman of the false work and substructure. The latter is quite famous as railroad bridge builder many notable structures throughout the west having been con- structed under his supervision dur
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Especial to the Reviewl

PHOENIX, May % - The an- nouncement by the state highway department of the opening to traffic of the Tempe bridge after being clos ed for several months is being hailed with delight by autoists as it means the reopening of the most omportant traffic artery of the state and tre- mendous saving in gasoline, tires and upkeep to the hundreds O. ma chimes engaged in business and con- merce over this route.
 From an engineering standpoint the reopening of the most important able in two ways: First, that the brige is being utilized for traffic while undergoing repair, and second, that the structure is capable of being repaired at all.
 In order to proceed with the repair work without interfering with the traffic, elaborate preparations had to be made by the State engineering
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forces, and many problems are pre- scented in the tasks which have been accomplished and which remain to be performed.
 The principal defect in the Tempe bridge is the pier which stands mid stream of the present channel. Ever since last Thanksgiving day, this pier has given evidence of being un- dermined, and with each succeeding flood stage, there was a continued sagging, together with a deflection down stream.
 How to remove this sag. which now registers twelve inches-how, in other words, to raise a dead weight of 300 tons, and still not in ter-ere with traffic, is the seemingly impos- sible task which confronts the high way department.
 The accompanying photograph gives an idea of how this work is be- ing accomplished, Piles were first driven underneath the bridge These
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ing his 30 years of experience.
 The Tempe bridge is located on an artery of travel which carries the heaviest traffic ill the state, connect ing as it does, Phoenix with Tucson as a part of the Bankhead highway system. It connects also with the Apache trail to Roosevelt dam, Globe and Miami, and with the road to Superior and Ray which eventu- ally will connect with the famous Superior-Miami highway now under construction as a part of the main east and west highway across the state via Stafford and Clifton to the New Mexico line. The traffic across the bridge is approximately 5000 ve- hicles per day
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ATTENTION

Jerome.Sisbee Stock Holders. A meeting of stockholders will be held in the City Hall Sunday at z o'clock. D. m.
 BY ORDER OF COMMITTEE
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JACOB ERICKSON Mayor of Bisbee ACCOMPLISHMENTS

wo of efficiency in city government is what the present regime of the mayor and city council might we'll be termed Progress and improvement both physical and moral have characterized the city of Bsbee since June when the present officers of the community took charge
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