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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02
200 IMMIGRANTS MAY
NOT Be ADMITTED

New York, Sept. l.-Preltminary eI-
animation OF 900 alien passengers on
board six steamers which arrived today,
disclosed that fewer ;han 200 face 4
possibility OF haiUg i"tucu,d because Of
Immigration restriction.
'rEiS number. ADMINISTRATION officials
S"iG, may be considerably reduced or
e.ttre.y wiped out on further eNamina-
ton. Some % thOS" in excess OF the
:;Ivnth.y 4uo,., usay h.. -'nttt.ed To for
!.t"r residence exemptions. Others. It
Was said. E:-y replace some now within
the ai!C,Cac"i number wniCh will be de-
MED entrance FOR physical and other
reasons. NJ those on The possible re-
sirictcd liH.S are ,iy"Hk1 and Turks
The steamers arriving and the order
In which they reached quarantine after
the stroke Of midn!Sn.. August 81. were:
CAicaco. from havre. King Alexander.
Crrr! p:eraSuS: ACropOlls, from Patr!a :.
GdansG and i.ihUan!a. from Danzig.
ami u" GU;Sr: .tv":d'. from Naples.
Reports received ~ t.i.!s island In
dat" thaJ IL systematic effort is now
being made by steamship c"mpar!es to
hold arrivals 20 the yUOnthly quota from
rtLu country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02
She Finds That the Men
Are Better Film Fans

Men are greater nlm fans than women
judging from the number OF letters
they write says Mary Alden. who ap-
pears in the new GuIdwya picture.
"Milestones." which ia now at the Plaza
theatre.
Miss Alden gets great numbers Of
letters from men both IN this country
and England. who have admired her
work on the screen. They ara not at
all Ike mash notes either" says Miss
Alden. but como from thoughtful,
learned men In various professions.
They discuss psychology and point out
why certain people would not do Ger
tain things which they are made TO d.
on tho screen.
Ono Of tho most interesting came
from q judge In the Middle West. IL
was splendid letter in which the
writer asked me to use my influence 70
have clean. uplifting pictures produced.
Tho Judge declared that many Of the
Aims now being shown mako sin entire
ly too attractive and have bad tnfIu-
snce."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02
WASH JEFF GRID
MEN START WORK
BLACK ELEVEN ARE GIVEN
FIRST WORKOUT
"Grsasy" NeAle and John Kellison Re-
ported Last GvenInE-Down
To Business Today

Special Dispatch to The lntelilEcnc"r,
Washington, Ia. Sept. l--flIiN WASH :
!n4ton and Jefferson football recruits
Including abou; IL a2nrc 81 veterans. par
tiipated IN the Initial football .praG,i'"
at Washington and Jefferson this aft":-
noon. The FIRST workout n, college h"ld
was IN charge Of captain Russell S'eln
,yno HANDLED the squad in the absence OF
Head Coach Eea!c and Assistant tVSGh
kciu.on Both Neale and kallison ar
rived in Washington hte tonight, The
former driving through rrum Tho East
by motor car after Leaving the 'FnC:n'
natl Reds at Boston yesterday; 10
nav Red and black coaches Will take
charge Of the eridIrnn squad tomorrow
morning. practice beinK scheduled ami
dual workouts Lctng scheduled for the
next three weeks.
Nothing but limher!ng up stunts were
put on today by Captain Stein.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02
JOHNSTON TO OPPOSE
kUMAGAE TOMORROW

New York. Sept. l-WIlliam II. John
stnn. Of San Francisco Will oppose
IchIya KumaEae OF Japan IN the open
Ing singles match Of the Davis cup
challenge round at Forest Hills tomor-
row afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. In the
other singles event tomorrow william
T. Tildcn viii meet Zeuzo Shimid1u.
Sh.midzu and KumaEae will meet R.
Norris williams and Watson Washhurn
In tho doubles event At 2:3o o'clock Sat
urday afternoon. The singles matches
Labor Day will bring KumaEao and
TiIden together In the opening event and
Johnston and ShimIdzu In tho final.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02
Sensational Speech Is
Made By Governor Small

Emington. Ill. sept. 1.--Tior"rnor
Len Small. sddrrssinC farmers gather,
81 here at barbecue today. de'!ar"H
babies were dying In ''hi'WSA fnr want
Of milk. because tho great corporations
which run the milk through pasteur-
izInr machine and deliver II To the con-
.umer." arc charging eNtortionats
prices -
Tho governor ala not refer 70 his
recon; Indictment, connning m.s spec n
20 n Pronunciation OF the Cement trust
traction harous and milk rroilteerS."
Al one point he said:
Little did | realize wh7t Il would
cost Cor man who had been elected L"
n public orc" 20 oppose N" pr"nteer-
Ing OF the great cement trust.
The farmer cannot and viii not pro
ducc his products At less than pre- war
prices and nay two or three or four
times prc-war prices for erhrrth'NS
which he has to buy" the governor said
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02
CHANGES ON REGISTER
EDITORIAL STAFF

John Ringer Of ParkersburR. formerly
trIecruph editor Of tho Atlanta Consu-
tuition Of Atlanta, Ga. Will tonight be-
GIN as telegraph editor OF the Wheeling
Ergistor. replacing Robert l.. Plummer'
we'll known local newspaper man. VINO
has been transferred TO the city cditor-
ship OF tho paper.
MIR. Ringer ~ Il veteran Of the news
paper gamo und has had wide expert
cnCo in the south.
Mr.. plummcr takes the place OF Bert
Caddlc. another prominent local young
man. who has resigned 10 20 TO New
York city. where he VIII 10 Identified
with tho Copper News bureau.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02
STROEDlE At RADIO
LEAGUE CONVENTION

John G. stroeole. W-heeiinSs leading
wireless enthusiast. is in Chicago st-
tending tho tirst annual convention OF
the American Radio Relay league. OF
which he is an officer. Mr.. Stroeole
loft last Monday and will return Tues
day evening
The local man Is ono Of 5000 opera
tors who are members OF tho league.
He Is representing the Panhandle. Ralr
Prorht and Roy Smith OF Bridgeport.
TWO other leading wireless fans. had
planned 10 10. but were disappointed At
the last minute.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02
Super -Dreadnaught
Washington Launched
at Camden ShipyardS

Camden, y. J.. Sept. Tho WASH
lngton. ono OF tho biggest superdrfad-
naughts ever built FOR the United States
navy. today was launched al tho plant
OF the New York Sh!pbu!!d!ng company
here As The great ngh;!ng ma'h!he
sid down the ways toward tho Delaware
river, ltt,e Miss Jean Summers. ten,
year-old daughter Of Congressman ana
Mrs J. w. Summers, OF WallawaIHt'
broke a bottle containing waters from
the principa! rivers OF her native sta'e
upon tho bow OF tho ship.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02
RUSSIANS AS8AssrNATED.

Rlsa. Sept. l.-(By TIL" Associated
PressJ--Ei Eiit Russian communist lead
.rs at Pr,rograd have been oSSass!nated
within 'he last TWO months in connec-
ton with the white terrorist" plot. Il
was revealed by Leon TrotzkT In a
Spo"cl. I"r,r" he Moscow Soviet meet
Tax las, Tvre.'av 0iG''. according %
F:os,n News Agency dispatch received
here today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02
HOLD PRACTICE AGAIN

Tho newly organized ViEtlant A. G..
football! team. OF Martins Ferry. held a
good practice last evening at League
park. and Manager McAninch was SO
well pleased with the interest shown
h. has called another practice for this
evening. at the same place.
THO team looks very promising this
seaaon and the followers arc very en-
thus!a site over the prospects.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02
DEAN OF SOUTHERN
SCOTTISH RITE DEAD

Reno. Nov. Sept. i.--Adolphus l..
Fitzgerald. OF Eureka. New. AGED 81
dean OF tho supreme cons!story 81 tho
Nh!rty-,h!rd degree Scottish Rite Ma
sorry FOR the southern jurisdiction Of
.re home Of his son a. Boston. Mass
according 20 word received here today
H. was born in North Carolina and
S"rvei with the Confederate army
tnrnugEouc tho civil war Ha was
.u:et Justice OF Nevada IN 1894 and was
7eNG-r OF the silver party n the ars.
hmm canpa.En % 1876.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02
No Cause for Alarm
Over World Wheat CroD

Washington Sa2t. mo cause for
serious alarm - apparent a. present
over tho prospect OF the worlds wheat
supply. although IN" slt"atIon il not
80 satisfactory AS was expected during
the first part Of tho current season. ac-
cc-d!ag 20 ;he department ~ agr!cul-
,Hrr. Twenty countries. Including the
Cr.ted s'ates. which produce approx
Irata,y Sc percent. OF the known wheat
crop Of the world. will harvest 2.46l.-
43A 900 bushels this year. That Is 49,
49,. 900 bushels more than harvested In
those countries last year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02
NO SEDAN CELEBRATION

Berlin, Sept. 1.-The police president
has prohibited various indoor and out
door meetings arranged for Friday 10
celebrate tho anniversary OF Sedan. on
tho ground that national celebrations
are for the glorihcation OF the mon
archy and the ridicul!ng Of republican
Institutions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02
OIL MEMS WAGES CUT

San Francisco. Cal. Sept. IA cut Of
ten per cent IN wages on october first
for all oil fed and number OF refinery
workers in California wns announced
by the STANDARD vi! company.
approximately 5000 workers arc at
rected. Present wages ranged from
$3.50 to $3.50 month, 1t vas announced.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02
SLAYER OF NURSE
PAYS WITH HIS LIFE

Baltimore. Sept. Henry A. Browne,
oolored, was hanged At the Baltimore
city jail this morning FOR the murder
of Harriet Karanaugh, q naval academy
nurse Mt Annapolis. August II, OF last
year. Robbery was the motive.
The case caused wide interest because
Of a plea to Pres:drn, Harding for q
pardon or Communication Of sentence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02
OUARRELS WITH Wife
OVER HER ARREST;
IS JAILED HIMSELF

Fighting with hts wife because she
was arrested Wilbur Wilson was ar
rested himself last night by Policeman
fIorStUau on disCrdsrly charge.
Wilson's wife was aned $50 and costs
or thirty days IN jail. yesterday morn
INK on a charge OF lettering for the
purpose OF prostitution. Last might
Wilson and his wife got TITO an argu-
rnent and his arrest followed. He will
re- arraigned in police court this morn
Ing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02
PLAY COMMERCIALS

The Cambria Galleries nine Of Shady
side will meet the Bellaire Commercials
next Sunday afternoon instead OF tho
I.orain Coal and Dock nine as announced
several days ago, according to an an
nouncement made last evening.
The Cambria team meets tho Imper-
ials Saturday at Shadyside. the Com
merctals Sunday ard the McConkeys IN q
double bill Monday. one game In the
morning and tho other In the afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02
ASK FOE RECEIVER

Shreveport. La, Sept. l-Appl!cat!on
was filed in tho federal court here today
hy the Confederated Progressive OIL
CORPORATION asking that receiver he
appointed for the Paramount Petroleum
Company. Inc. a ten million dollar con-
rrrn organ!zed here moro than year
ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02
MINER INJURED
Harry Karty Has Leg Broken and 70
Internally Injured

Harry Harty employe Of tho Lucy
mine Of the A. J. Paisley Coay company
Of Stewartsville. was brought to the
Martins Ferry hospital at o'clock
Thursday evening suffering from In.
turies sustained in the mine. His right
leg was broken. in addition to internal
injuries. tho severity OF which have
not been determined.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02
CHAMBER DIRECTORS
Directors Of Commerce Board 70 Have
Important Session at Noon
PridaY

Tho postrorcI rI.,.",l:.- % the directors
Of the Chamhr- ut ,'gwulcrcs - have
been hold last Friday has boon called
|for today q; n""u At n" t'r' Henry
club Much busiD"ss > - l." 6!acussed
by the directors. iCC!uitHE the s;-eet
car company paving question.
Committees - ~ H"'a 7a'inn ana
e:rc;!c7 - o'",.~s :" :" HN't ac\.
rrSr;h az We IS 10 annual member
ship dinner. Viii also be named
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02

Harrisburg Ill. Sept. IA eororers
inquest over tho bodies Of eleven miners
killed yesterday in an explosion In
mine Of the Harco coal company. near
here, was in progress this afternoon
Five men injured In tho explosion were
reported out Of danger.
Tho explosion occurred when q crew
OF seventeen men drilled into q sealed
chamber and released poisonous gas.
That part Of the mine WAS sealed today
and II was Planned TO resume work I'M
medIately in the other portions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02

Circuit Court Clerk John l.. Kingdom
has finished the work OF preparing
docket for the coming September term
OF court and has sent the docket to th'
printer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02

Tho members OF the Ohio county
board OF commissioners. Messra. Henry
IL Steck. Daniel O. Dean and Hal Brue%
attended the Ohio state fair AT Colum-
bus yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02

Notices were issued yesterday by CITY
Manager II. c. CraEe designating on
c!auy one-way streets On the Island
during the state fair next week. South
Penn street Will be one-way street
all vehicles travelling north. South
From, street from Virginia street 10 the
satr grounds Will be tho SCUM p"uhu
traffic thoroushfare.
Local police made one hundred and
ftty-nine arrests during the month OF
August, Most Of the arrests were made
on charges vi drunk and disorder!Y
THIS ~ a record number of arrests
for drunkenness FOR the past two years
with tho exception or tho month OF
July. Tho report shows d genera In
crease in all petty crimes Tho cost or
feeding city prisoners al tho Jail during
last month was $3illQ.
The Wheeling Traction company Is
proceeding rapidly with tho paving or
dered done by the city few weeks ago
y" "1' South Eor and South Jacob streets.
The former - being paved between the
tracks with brick on concrete while the
latter is being temporarily repaired.
Tho town OF Triadelphia Is now en-
loving the boom Of its history. About
three years ago the Elm IIroEe %.
company started things going IN ih'S
town 10y opening two mines. Since then
MANY homes have been built. stores
started and business in general Is good
John ]. Poulson Of OIL City. Pa, ar
rested by Policeman HorstmAn for lott
eriug on the South Side. was lined *tO
and costs By Judge John 5. RITZ In
police court yesterday morning. Hattie
Wilson. arrested at tho Same time Tor
lettering. was nned $50 and costs and
thirty days In jail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02

Tho hunting season opened yesterday.
Many hunters have applied for licenses
and yesterday saw a number OF them III
tho woods after squirrel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02
.Gty&MiSa

Prosecuting Attorney Carl @. Bach
mann Is now invest eating the alleged
charge that II \. Wilson. bro&er in mo
Mutual savings hank bulldog. has en-
bez1ied considerable money. Wilson
,sf; mo city recently aud II IS alleged
no failed TO turn over some CITY Service
Hanksrs' stock that he had sold 10 loCal
people.
I nave q warrant for Mr.. Wilson that
has never been served because the com
plainant got cold feet. said the prose-
cut"r.
J. r. Harris OF C!arkshurE. and Harry
Martin Of New York. arrested BY Po-
!iceinan Custer Wednesday IN Riverside
park charged With d!sorderly conduct.
were both sent 70 jail for so days by
Judge RITZ IN police court yesterday
morning.
William Gray. who says he IL without
homo. was given 10 days IN jail On =
vagrancy charge by Judge Ritz,
Harry Haadlan. who WAS IN Riverside
park when Policeman Custer wade Tho
arrests ~ Harris and Martin. Md who
later Skipped" when he saw tho police
man had his case continued until ih!S
morning when ne court viii decide
what TO do with him.
coal truck belonging to Frank
Constanza. OF S.. Clatrsville. took hre n
li:45 O'Clock yesterday morning near
Eleventh and Main streets The hre de-
parcment was called and saved the
truck.
Tho hunting seaso opened yesterday.
Many hunters have applied tcr licenses
and yesterday saw a number OF them Ia
tho woods after squirrel.
Tho members OF the Ohio county
board OF commissioners. Messrs. Henry
u. Steck Daniel q. Dean and Hal Brue%
attended the Ohio state fair AT Colum-
bus yesterday.
Circuit Court Clerk John l.. Kingdom
ba. nDIshsd rho work OF preparing a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02

William Gray. who says he Ia without
home. was given 10 days IN jail On
vagranCy charge by Judge RITZ,
Evening star., 1921-03-09
Putting Up Lunches.

Many woman who never dreamed
that she would some time be faced
with the daily duty of putting up
one or more lunches for some toliing
member of her family now looks
upon this AS the first duty to be per
forned every day save Sunday. For
after the fad of the practice of car
-rying luncheon rather than pay the
high prices Of restaurant meals Wore
off there were not Il few men VINO
decided that they would ADOPT the
habit permanently. Undoubtedly the
good wives who put up the lunches
deserve as much credit FOR TINS DIT
of economy as do the men VINO take
them.
Sometimes. Of course. this is a
matter of real necessity. y certain
constructing engineer engaged on the
erection Of a great bridge miles from
a good hotel mas arranged TO nav"
"A canteen erected on the work TO
provide not lunches for the work :
men. while he himself carries ms
luncheon in a small hamper in his
car every day. And, or course. the
whol. problem is simplified if man
goes to work in his car, for then
the lunch container need not be I'm :
tied in space and there is the posi-
biiity Of putting up hot drinks IN
vacuum bottles.
4 middle aged tnancier worth mil
lions has recently Joined the army OF
lunch carriers. for his doctor mas put
him on rather strict Diet ana ne
rods if more convenient to have his
meals prepared in his own kitchen
than with uncertain attention 10 d.
rections in his downtown CLUB. 30
now in this mans Office it is quite a
usual sight to see the hhahcier ;
chauffeur follow his employer INTO
Lis office every morning, carrying d
little lunch box containing the noon
I day rcDast.
Evening star., 1921-03-09
Cultivating the Voice,

Some little time ago l suggested
some articles on cultivating the voice
and met with quick response from
several women who wanted to begin
voice culture. preferably at home.
since, they were all business women
and had little time.
A chat l wrote some little time ago
about listening for the flaws in your
voice. and then beginning to correct
them. may serve as an introduction to
what we might call a series of home
lessons.
And the first of these should be
about keeping the throat clear and
healthy. for no woman can have a
sweet, rich voice if her throat is not
in good condition. OF course this is a
matter of health as well as of beauty.
for clogged throat may mean dis
ease.
So if the throat is not quite clear, if
there is any suggestion of a congeS-
tion in it, make instant use of an an
tiseptic gargle. surprising amount
of foreign matter will collect in the
throat, and form a breeding place for
germs. The place where the nasal
passage and the throat passage meet
is particularly sensitive, and if ne
elected a cold will breed here that
will affect more than the voice
So gargle whenever your throat is
not in good condition. If you have
time, gargle anyway every morning
You need use nothing more than
for this is antiseptic. And you will
be surprised how much good this one
simple treatment will do you. Snuff
antiseptics up the nose if congestion
seems to exist here also, for the sake
Of your health as well as your voice.
Evening star., 1921-03-09
The Extra-Henna Shampoo.

Sometimes | find that my readers
are a little confused about the diff
ference between the henna shampoo
which is simply cleansing; the extra
henna shampoo, which is to color the
gray hairs and 50 make them less
noticeable in light or dark hair, and
henna when used as a dye.
The distinction is this: The henna
shampoo is made of henna and soap.
1t cleanses the hair. and its only
action is to give more brilliant
tone Henna used as a dye makes the
hair auburn. but the extra-hcnna
shampoo does not change the color
of the hair at all. The only thing it
does is to make the gray halrs d
golden yellow and so keep them from
being so very conspicuous.
This is the only method to use for
the extra -henna shampoo: Shampoo
the hair as usual. using CASTLE or any
soap containing pure oil. Rinse the
Evening star., 1921-03-09
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E@/gY Laura A. Kr!unan fFs
BY Laura. A. NrNnan

are inseparable. And of course cram
berry sauce and brown gravy accom-
panieS roast turkey stuffed with
breadcrumbs or with chestnut or
oyster Stuffllng.
Both duck and goose are served
with a filing of bread, onion and sage.
Duck is more delicious when served
with orange salad and green peas.
Goose requires apple sauce.
Orange salad may also be served
with veal. partridge. snipe and wood
cock. Currant jelly Cor a sauce made
from currant jelly) usually appears
with canvas back duck. hare. or
vcnison. Watercress is delicious with
woodcock, plover and quail.
Housewives no longer crowd their
cupboards with dinner sets for guest
use of 100 pieces. or more, all alike.
deep crystal plates (filled with crack
ed ice); soup may be served in gold
banded white soup plates; entree
plates may be heavily banded with
strong colors and edged with gold; !;
salad plates may be of crystal or
ivory-tintcd china, trimmed with
coe looking band of green: dessert
plates are the most elaborate-these
may be of crystal or china. But the
service plates and bread and butter
plates generally match.
For family use. reasonable but
pretty cottage emma DreaklaSt SCI
covered with gay flower design
will dispel the darkest morning
crouch, The luncheon table may be
a combination of odd pieces of all
colors But the average family pre-
fers china that all matches for the
evening dinner. For reasons of econo-
my, this ware is usually chosen from
an open" or stock pattern ,but
not with gold band around the
edge for chips show so easily in this
case and the gilt scratches Off.
Evening star., 1921-03-09
BAD BREATH
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets Get
at the Cause and Remove 1t

at Tue SduSC dlI0 INClIOtS H
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets, the
substitute for calomek act gently on
the bowels and positively do the
work.
People afflicted with bad breath
find quick relief through DIR. Ed
wards Olive Tablets. The pleasant,
sugar-coated tablets are taken for
bad breath by al! who know them.
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets act
gently but firmly on the bowels and
liver, stimulating them to natural
action, clearing the blood and gen.
tly purifying the entire system. They
do that which dangerous ca,omel
does without any of the bad after
effects.
All the benefits of nasty, sicken-
ing, gripping cathartios are derived
from DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets
without gripping, pain or any dis
agreeable effects.
DR.. r. NJ. Edwards discovered the
formula after seventeen years of
practice among patients afflicted
with bowel and liver complaint,
with the attendant bad breath.
Olive Tablets are purely a vcge-
table compound mixed with olive
oil; you will know them by their
olive color. Take one or two every
light for a week and note the eff.
feet. l5c and 30c