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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
UNIONTOWN RACE TO
Be BITTER BATTLE.
Rivalry Between Duesenbergs and Prom
tenac Orators Is Growing Intense

Un:Un;own. IA. War I" The hit: star
drivers changing mounts: grim deter
uirauun to wipe out. IN measure. re-
suits Of tho indianapolis race on Mem
crial day will be one Of the thrilling
teatu,rS Of the rs miles Univcrsal
TROPHY r.tc" at the Cniontown Speedway
on 1unc Is.
t'rontenac and Du"SrnhCrgs will b.
the principals in what promises In be
the most sensational speedway contest
ever staged in America. Rivalry not
alone Of the creators Of tho racing ma
chimes but Of the r:lotS--pilots who
have driven both Frrntrna"s and Due
senhergs and who have spin up--wtll
carry the speed crazr 10 the utmost limit
of ph"S.c AMI me-, haUiCai endurance In
the 2@@5 mic coatCSt for spec !way
purses .,:Sr, eating SlA.0Nu. accessory
purses totannE $lc.non and the S5.onD
Universe! Trophy cup Ia tho winner.
Al thu wh"''s "i IT," pu"S"nhcrg az
gregat ion Will I've Jimmie Murphy. cap
tain. Roscoe Sarles. E.id!" Miller and
Eddi" !'ullen II Joe Foyer.
Plotting the FrontcnUrs will be Tom
my u 'tnn. Ralph Mulfurd and Jules
ElinGhoc
In III" meantime Grandpa Chevrolet.
tiona'ciy throughout the racing world.
Is sitting back and smiling. gloatinG
somewhat. Il IS true. over the Indian
apol's events. with the knowledge that
he has three OF the worlds most IA
NOUS drivers. two with intimate know
l'dl,c % the Uniontown track. entered
for IN" Universal Trophy and il he wins
this race will retain permanent posses
iOr Of the cup.
In one pit at the loca! Speedway. when
tn" starters flag drops on the afternoon
OF June is. will BE- Louis chevrolet and
his corps Of assistants.
In another. a few yards away. will
be Frcd AMI August Due$enherG. owners
Of the Du"SepbcrG cars
These great designers Will match wits
in their pit work and the pit Sgnals will
be on of the features OF the big con.
test.
As the dayot the race approaches. the
rivalry grows kcener
This Is reflected in IN" garages at the
Spec iway where the shining racing Gre
atoms are now ouartered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
QtheSc1een
! ofSpoqt
by AAsS S.s-M&cS

That there was q desire h get more
action into the game Is beyond doubt.
and that hanlica piping tho pitchers and
livcninc the ball would do 1t was Ger
tain. Tho pitchers were handicapped by
the elimination Of so-called freak pitch
Ing and the liyelier ball brought an era
Of batting.
We ell figured that the handler pping
Of the pitchers would increase base
running. Quite probably it would have
done so-had not the players discovered
that the ball could be hit further than
the old ones could. Instead OF starting
running the bases. tho majority ot the
teams elected To try IN" hit EN-
around" style ~ play. and instead OF
adding action 10 tho sport Il has added
only moro uncertainty.
Oddly enough some OF the teams arc
rssorrnC now to tho running ramc. and
quite rrrla rkably they are prnspcrinS
on II. There never has been n time in
the history ~ the modern sport when il
WAS as easy - steal second as II now Is
tn" problem % nc baseball makers
and the club owners now is to mo tho
happy medium. The public seems to
hav" ,''.:,rN"l he conclusion that to sec
NO ~ 'h-"" PLAYERS trottnE around
IN" haScs ~" :. lily into tho stands Is not
N, KIND of action mostly 70 be desired
Tie worm Wall turn-in fact, II
spend so much time turning that II
It goes straight every one L. sur
prtsod.
Tho trading of TIcinie Groh Is some
thing OF a shock 70 the fans and some
thing Of a lar to IN" high resolves Of
the baseball magnatcS. To let Groh re-
turn 70 base ball with promotion and
n reward is 10 encourage all ball players
70 disregard contracts. 20 do az they
please and 20 select tho teams upon
which they desire 10 play.
Groh has been notorlus to baseball for
sulkinS and for rebrllnE against mana
scrS 10 has not stated dat least not
npcrl) his objections 10 playing with
the Cincinnati Reds. He might clear tho
atmoSpher" considerably Il he would ex-
plain his reasons for declaring he never
would play with the team agaln-and
Judge Lands might be vitality interested
in hearing his explanation.
The thing does not concern firoh alone
1t is the principlH % the affair as ap-
piled 10 baseball. II Il dissatisfied player
ran hold out on his team. refuse to full
~ hiS obi! 81 tons or contracts. and do
mand that he be sold or traded. or
Eaniz-d baseball Is pretty much Of n
failure
II Is charged in seven cities n III"
National I-eaEne that the New York
club Is favored II has been openly
cha rged that Croh held out becRus" h"
was assured oc job with the New York
club. III there charges ara true, then
tho sooner Judge Landis takes hand
the better for the sport.
Groh. by the way. is not great ba II
player and II remains TO be seen
~h"th"r he will stand the Eah under
AcGraW.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
NEW YORK POLITICIAN
ATTACKED IN FLORIDA;

Davtona. Fla. June lG.-Thc death Of
Iori'lard Reynolds. for more than 80
wears intimate associate Of Big Tim"
sullivan. New York politician. was
momrn;arily expected today as the re.
suit Of wounds received when mob OF
H. =. ed men severely beat and shot him
i.>, nfcht at Seabreeze. 4 fashionable
!,r.rii resort in the suburbs Of this city.
EcynolGs received 4 bullet in the left
breast which missed his heart ~ less
ihatI An inch.
Reynolds was the owner OF the Sea.
breeze Opera house, which with several
residences Was destroyed BY fire week
ago. and because OF rumors that he vas
responsible. feeling against him had
been high. He was orerpowe5ed last
night. while standing near the ruins OF
the Theatre and during the struggle
Was b"ttcn about the head and shot The
injured man was placed In an autono-
bile and driven TO Ormond. ffvo miles
away. where he was released.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
MRS. BERGD0LL
MAKES PAYMENT

Philadelphia, June 1o.-mrs.
Emma C. BcrpdolI, mother Of the
BerodoII brothers, convicted army
deserters, saved herself and her
four co-defendants. charged with
conspiracy to aid Grover c. and
Erwin r. 5erodoII to cVade army
service, from going to Jail by pay
ina today $4,000 in fines recently
imposed by the United States Dis.
trict court here.
A certified check drawn by Charles H.
R-,,ur,. one Of Mrs. BerGdollS SONG who
changed his name because Of III" motor
o,y given the namc RerShnIl 10y Grover
vas rj,cn 10 the clerk Of IN" court
..updcr protest" II is un!"rSI""d N
.ppcal from the conviction VIII De
taken.
Mrs. E"rEdoll. Braund and James L.
Eomig. 4 friend 81 Lh~ f"miiy. were
sentenced on May u 10 n year an" a IA
in prison and fined sT.nno each. ma
Harry $. Schuh and Albert :. Mitch I'll.
an automobile salesman wrr" Srnt"n ii
to six months and 1000 fine. The ""nr''
however. announced tina, If the fin -
were paid before June II the prison SEN
r"ncr would b" rrmitt"d
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11

REGARDLESS OF the rAte that awaits
him on July .. Georges Carpenter can
return 10 Frar"" feeling that he hardly
had a fair chance 10 achieve his aTnbi-
ton Of becoming heavyweight champion
Of the world. Evidences that his nerves
are on edge and that he IS at high ten
sion. and that It - affecting his work
and his chances Of winning continue
70 pile up.
Carpentter seems 70 have oSOn
pestered seriously BY the newspaper re-
porters or perhaps he was nervous and
irritable and takes it out in blame on
the reporters. NJ any rHe. the very
sight e . reporter in these days seems
% upset him. and at times he loses self
control
The other day. boxing with Journee.
ne slipped and went down under his
bulky sparrinE partner. and when the
spectators laughed ne flew into rage
and spluttered anErily. shouting TO the
photographers tha, they must smash
the plates showing him PROSTATE.
The incident amount ed to nothing eH-
cept 10 reveal to the spectators tho
highly nervous condition Of the man
who Is 70 meet Dempsey. Under the
same conGit :ors Dempsey would have
had a good laugh At himself and con.
s1dered I 4 joka
At any rahe, carpsntisrs present
situation Is = triumph for Advertts-
ing and tho power OF punItcdty.
want 70 warn those persons who
think they cannot enjoy anything unless
they have bet On 4 against this
-nxht- II is pity TO permit Carpen
tisr 70 dght Dempsey. Unless the
F'rencfr1d A~-Ictng and conccaling his
~ 10 10 ~ q
crime 70 rn.r.n I'm against any nrst-
class hcavy-u .,St' He shows m his
work With h., s,orrrnS partners. who
are lad Srarcr' u veStIE" Of even or
d.r1-v Knowledge oc n" art ~ boxing.
~ he ho1cs ~ assumes the positions
in ,he ring against Dempsey thot ne
use a5Sa INST Iournec the afra:r Will be
wCr~" than farce.
'1'"-rnricrH courtesy may require
moro pol''e confederation 81 tho French
- -. :. rro-~ 20 tho American pub
Hr -ashcr demands that sorrr on" tell
Them how nn"-Sid"d the match is
certainly wish CARPENTER all the luck
N the wortd--hI' unless he brought
Joan's sword and armor over with him
n. stands about az much chance Of
beating Dempsey AS tho oHice boy has
OF getting 4 pass.
p S-The office boy says he has II
all fixed up for N" pass
Giving the public what It wants
sometimes II tho most certain man
ner OF letting It discover that It
doesn't want It.
There no longer Is any doubt that
tNe pubIies demand for more hitting in
NaosNai1 has vaned considerably. Al
- Pu4o Grounds recently there have
heSa stEne Of distinct di0pprov1l q
ne lenE-AftttnE contests. dragged out
10 futcsera6fe ieaEths and with much of
IL Science Of tho sport eliminated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
The Fun Book and
Progress" Are Out

IL" June issues cf progress" and
"Th" Fun E""k." TWO n"-iudI"als pub
lsl.d hy N,'uuis Harvey ard Rcming-
ron. "G lNiS city. are now on tho local
hrok ~i@rh>. IN" June numbers are
IN" ErSt pUiiicrii"r> issued by the com
p"mN since It's reorganization, ana mark
u new standard "f aChisVcm"ni
tn" editors ar" !" u" congratGiarrr
on Tie initial appearance "f these maya
2!D".. The? a." very at raCilNr,E got
ten M and ar" satisfactory III content.
'Pr"ErTt -" contains "d.i"riHiS -" sub
jc,.ts ur ?Uai!, .r;"r"-i. h"aU;I'u.,y Illus
trai"d traErl articles a"d variety or
good Ncri"r. rh" mission If Fun
Eo"ii." as its nam" implies. Is I" spread
fwn. L i,4fin"d win clever rHr'""ns.
jnl;"- and "iicrams al.d compares favor
ably with "Ljt".' "i"dI"' and other
naGazinrs III Il similar character.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
| 800 SHR|NERS TEND SUMMER
CEREMONIAL Of OSIRIS TEMPT
PIFTY-FIvE CANDIDATES WERE
INIT1ATED-BANQUE FOL
Lows WORK
Parade, Band Concert and Show at Vic
toria Features OF Big Event


More than l,fnn Shr:r"rS r'""h IN"
spacious Scottish Ri" TH'h"d"a! last
n.Ght when the w"rk -! tn" Hhr!n" was
conferred uron hity-hNr "IrdidA'"S Ter
admission into Osiris Temple Th" sum
rnrr rrrrr,uriaI of Osiris Tempo" - It,
rlLrrd To- have been on" If thu h"S, held
in years
The my's program opened with tn"
luncheon served from twelve O'Clock
noon To nnr. for the candidates. workers
ana Visitors. Al 80 o'ri""N, rh" Shr'n-
"rs w"r" entertained with hand con-
cert played Icy the osiris Tempt" band.
At : ." O'Clock the parade was formed
ana marched over tn" prinripa! streets
UI the C!iy "a the strains "f march airs
piayed by Osiris band. The Cand date
OCCUPIED Il position near the center ~
the parade all rnprd together lluSirirus
l'otrnlr W y Morris and his SllM road
N automobiles.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
roc HID 1ouH1a

ST. Johns ". F.. juno ia thick,
heavy fox prevented the lookout on the
steamer Seapool from seeing the Ice
berg she struck early Wednesday morn
Ing. Captain Bartlett her skipper satd
today. The steamer arrived here last
night. damaged 10 some extent but not
enough to prevent her continuing tho
voyage
The ship hit the iceberg with tremen-
dous force. The berg. the aptain said.
covered hundred feet above tho ship.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11

For the week "ad. one % ;hc mos, at
tractlNe baseball cards "f the season
will hc presented. and follow rs of the
diamond sport will BE- out In fun force
70 see the fast local mines. both semi
pro and amateur. in action.
For this afternoon. the Scott Lumber
ompauy nine meets the fast Wheeling
Independents on the Rrookside diamond.
This ;!i-h!; % Spor; should draw good
crowd and the lot i expected - he fiji
I'd when IN" umpire AcallS play at 3
o'tlock
Tn" McCon>cys are invading Wash
inrion. !a.. where yI,' Tyler Tuhe-s viii
be me- The LH,!e Washington nine
defeated :hr Mac9S "hr!lc- - ~" season
and the locals WI b. out i"- -..,s7ee
The New Mat&n"r,S Ath Ht.,S invade
MoundSv.ii" 20 meet the Mnundsville
Athletics. The down river lads were
substituted ~ the last minute and de-
clare ;hcy aye go.nE 70 ihc Mound City
10 win.
The Ross and Johns. NJ Martins Fer
~. leave this morning. for ,Camhr de.
O.. where an independent nine OF that
place vii, be :rst this afternoon and
again tomorrow.
Record Crowd Probable.
Indications poin; 70 Il record gather
ing AT League Park Tomorrow atternooR
when Inc BaucrS stack up against an
other formidable opponent in the crack
American bridge nine. 81 Amoridge. Pa.
which is handled by the veteran Paddy
Carr. The BrdgerS hi,e been going
great guns tbs yrar and the manage
rnent claims the team IS the best in the
past five seasons.
Comprising the Ambr!dge outfit are
the following: Lefty Hughes, formerly
Of the r. fillmore Feds. and considered
the best SouthHuw n Pittsburgh: Harry
Young. product ~ Stanford Military
Academy and the man who whipped
McsSillon Asathnns on their homo
grounds last year. Besides they will
have Lefty" FISHERMAN. who was on
the same pitching staff with Hiity at
Townsend Steel last year. and Jim Jami-
son. the fellow who pitched for TIE
B;,urrs against the McConkeyS last year.
The famous Swctnnic brothers will oc.
cupy short and second respectively.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
Father Finds Bodies
Of His Three Daughters

Pueblo .Lunr Ih.---.lohn kares. OF
Lime. Colorado. WAS notified late yes
terday that body Of II year ola
girl, supposed 10 I've that Of his dauch-
Ter Ross. had been brought to II local
Undertaking establishment and was he
ir:s held pending positive Identification
kaprs went tn the mnrEu" and. in addi,
ton 10 the body "f Rose. he found
thrrc the rnrprS Of his two other
daughters. Irene and Eliza beth. who had
been reported missing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
Tho Doctor Away Prom Home Whom
Most Nseded.

r"rrl" ar" "ft"a very much disap-
pointed 10 lind that their family Ihysi-
can - away from HON" when they NEST
need rs services. Diseases Ike gain
in III" siun.Irh .Hd bowels. r".;r and
Linrra"'a lrul..r" prompt treatment,
and nav" N many instances proven fatA!
before mrdi, m ,nn3d lac rroNur"i or
physician summoned. The right way is
l.. ,,."r ~ hHuL = bottle Of ''ha mhc1-
laIu'& cove arr N:arrhn"a Remedy. No
physician can ir"> rib, II hctt"r med.-
,.m" fer ih"+c I.%..>"~. Er having !; N
the house ,u,i "s,ai". much pain and
suffersn: and ~ Is Buy II now. It
,,,a, save g k'"r e.. Pc. 10y ~ dealers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
FLY DRIVE
IS TOO EXPENSIVE

Para. His. June lR.--faC:nS
depletion r! It's treasury. through
popularity of a swat-tIC-f.y cam
Iaign ;N' rama wun"A'S club
today announced the body could
no longer pay a bounty u! ten
cents promised 10 $chuo. chill
I Grrn for each 100 fl:eS hl.ci
The rHmpa IN ras started on
: May - and 10 date $4,000 flies
Aaln been turned in.
ITS too rXpnrS.Nc." club men,
hers said in announcing that the
bounty had been discontinued.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
MACKS WILL PLAY
PHILA NATIONALS
McConkeys Take over Game at Bsllaire
Game Will Be Played at
Bellaire Park.

According To an announcement mad"
yesterday afternoon. III" Met unkcES
have taken ovc< the scheduled RC!laIrc
\. C.-Philad"lphia Nationals gam" So
for the Sixteenth street Bellairc. lot for
tomorrow afternoon and will play in
place OF the Bellaire team
Owing to some difficulty. IA" E".Iatrr
club was unable TO play ia" game. wh!i"
III" Wellsburg 4. &. cancelled "n N"
Marks. leaving them i'll" ~ thc last
minute.
Manager H L.. M"C"nkey last evening
announced ne has not 80 decided VII"
will pitch for tho East Finders. but he
expects to use his best team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
Carroll Club Won

The newly organized Carroll 'luh
baseball team Won It's ;n.t.al victory
yesterday afternoon from IN" kIwanIS
club nine in Il twilight game staged ON
the Bridge Park lot. the final gcCr"
beinE 1.-k
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
SUNDAY CARD
IS ATTRACTIVE.
LOCAL SEnTI-PHo and AmATho -
CLUBS WILL BE IN ACTION
FOR WEEKEND.
ro-pAYS CARD.
Three Games scheduled for This AftAr-
noon and Many for
Tomorrow.

M~"rAc>> -. Tyler Tube az Wash
'rG:"H. Ia.
So ,.unEer " Wheeling tndep-
GrHt~. At Bridgeport
Er.- nd Johns -. Cambridge AT
,'r.lrr.ist.
N,N Nai,acnraS - Monndsvilie. A.
Mnvni&N Re
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
MRS. MARY DENT DEAD.

Grafton. W. Va. Jun" l".--Mrs Mary
Warden Dent. WI" 81 IN" late ludS"
NJ. II Dent. FORMER president judy" nt
the West Virginia au;g"m" court. died
~ her horne her" to-day Sh" had hc"u
i'll with heart trouble Mrs. Dent WAS
aSeo about sixty years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
ATTACK PULLMAN co. APPEAL.

CHICAGO. June lN.-Union chiefs to-
dav attacked tho appeal rf the Pullman
company To the United States railroad
Ia Dor board for Il wage Reduction. tell
ing the bord the companyS plea was
not legally before the body.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
CIRCULATION DRIVE
CONTINUED from Fage one.)

Today be many
added
by
ENTHUSIASTIC.
q
all realize
D'" wherein
tn" member who determines win and works
big results
SUBSCRIPTIONS AND THE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
BABE RUTH MAKES
HIS 18TH HOME RUN

New York. juno 1n--Rah" Ruth
made his nth home run in the third
inning Of the Yankees same with CleTe-
land There was none on bases.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11

Any fast baseball team in the Wh""i-
ing district desiring H game :"r ,"n"r-
row afternoon ava, from h"m" is r"-
QueStri - cal Nu'd.and. ". Va. L.
aud ask for LnlSurC
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
Harry n. E"Ihcrcer. Wicrton
J. O. Enirh. Cameron
j. q. EnICh. cameron
Harold l.. SChenk. Wheeling
BRITISH MINERS
To TAKE VOTE

London, June lo.-(Ey Associa-
ted Prsss)-The conference OF the
coal miners delegates held here
today decided that ballot should
be taken IN all the coal fields on
the proposals. Of the mine owners
for settlement of tho strike.
This Is generally considered a long
step toward peace in the coal
industry.
The coal mino strike. tlin" W virtu-
ally the entire industry. has been In
rruErcsS since April l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
CHALLENGES

The Bridgeport A. &. nine IS without
a Eanc for tomorrow AFTERNOON and
would Xix" 10 book game Win ANY
good fast semi-prO or amateur team in
the district. Arrangements can hc
made by calling bridgeport Is. h"for"
10 O'Clock this morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
VOTES ALLOWED ON THEM.
tNew) Carrier Subscriptions.

NOTET schedule printed above shows the votes that Will be allowed
subscriptions Cnw) according to he REGULAR schedule
WAS MADE DURING THE FIRST EXTRA
VOTE PERIOD THE SECOND PAYMENT WILL HAVE AN ADDITIONAL
ZOE VALUE OF $50 VOTES FOR EACH DOLLAR
WAS MADE DURING THE SECOND
SECOND PAYMENT WILL HAVE AN ADDI
~. VOTES FOR EACH DOLLAR
PAYMENT WAS MADE DURING THE THIRD
PERIOD SECOND PAYMENT WILL HAVE AN ADD
TIONM. VOTE VALUE OF $500 VOTES FOR EACH DOLLAR
periods certain
nj subscriptions
OF will be allowed
Subscriptions SO Woth)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-07
IF BACK HURTS
BEGIN ON SALTS
FlasA Your kidneys Occasionally
II Yo0 Eat Neat
Regularly.

No man or woman who eats meat
can make a mistake by
the kidneys occasionally,
says = we'll known authority. Meat
forms uric acid which clogs the
kidney pores SO they sluggishly H.
ter or strain only part of the waste
and poisons from the blood, then
you get sick. Nearly all rheuma-
tism, headaches. liver trouble, ner-
vouSness. constipation, dizziness,
sleeplessness. bladder disorders
coma from sluggish kidneys.
The moment you feel a dull ache
in the kidneys or your back hurts.
or II tho urine is cloudy, offensive,
full OF sediment. irregular of pas
sage or attended BY a sensation of
scalding. get about four ounces Of
Jad Salts from any reliable phar-
macy and take tablespoonful in
. glass OF water before breakfast
for a few days and your kidneyx
will then act fine. This famou, salts
u made from the acid of grapes and
lemon juice, combined With lithia
and has been used for generations
70 nush clogged kidneys and stimu-
late them to activity. also to neu-
trahss the acids in urine 20 It no
Longer causes irritation. thus end
ing bladder disorders,
Jad Salts IL inexpeosiye and car
not ih1ufe: makes q delightful
enefveoeent hthia-Watsr drink
which all regular meat estees
should take now and then TO keep
the k1dneys clean and the blood
pure. thereby avoiding serious lid
ney oupdeatioa&-(Adv.)