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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1922-03-16

Oranges, bananas and apples al
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1922-03-16

Call us for brains and fries
Vanarsdell's.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1922-03-16

Best cuts of beef, pork, lamb and
veal at VanarsdelPs.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1922-03-16

Onion sets and all kinds of gar
den seeds at Vanarsdell's.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1922-03-16

For printing. see The Advocate.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1922-03-16

Best $3.50 Silk Holeproof Hose
at Walsh's.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1922-03-16

Coins Hat Shop. Exclusive but
not expensive"
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-03-17
Begin Early to
Combat the Flies
Prevent Disease

Austin. Tosas. The common
hoose.ny a The chief cause ~ o.
pho.d fever and d also transmits such
Diseases a. Tuberculosis, dyaentary,
anthmr cholera and Aarhca, states
.D g.. Breed Executive aecfetafyf
Texas Public Health Association.
Flies thrive n such places as cfss
pools. maaufc. deCnmppalnH fegeih.
b.s matter, etr. u takes he eGg. -
week H. hatch ~ their breeding place
should BE- removed or dlHnfectfd ai
least essry five 0r fH days
10 secure comfort a. Woll a. pro
lection against Infection b. fllsa bud
other insects every ono should see
that The house 81 properly screened
a1 that they cannot gain Abundance
~ the home o. Is much better %
ssrsen tle house end prevent theif
entrance than t ia to ~ ~ till them
Hlth sNnfteu after hey have gained
eptsancf " the breeding places ~
flies are destroyed and houses prop
.eflg screened the spread ~ many ~.
seasss will be- materially leaefned
Nov - the time ~ start Inc csns
paign against the ~ as BIZ army 81
tnia nme ia very small. ioNeyff
the ~ inrfeasea ~ rapidly uiAi nn-
Jess ~ wage ~ pnremiiihg cam.
palgn against him from The uUe
until every house, town and country
is free from his pest, OR earlier
efforts will have been ln vain
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-03-17

tensely.
Hesdames Pepper and Patterson
spent Friday az the Murray home.
IN the afternoon the ladies all visit
81 Mrs. Mearos and new daughter.
Dick Buck ,of Crosbyt0n arrived
.at Mr. Chlsma Friday lie was AZ
sunday school. We are always glad
10 have him back think everyone
BOZ his horse, was glad "a see him.
John sWofford has traded Tor a
Moline tractor from uis KING Ne
pot In some good horses on De deal
M. and Mr.. Walter Frazier took
dinner Sunday with Mr. and Mr.. Ia
gens ~ The afternoon, Mesdnmess
llayens and Frazier visited Mr. bil
henref.
sunday School was well attended.
there boing flfty-eight present.
There were forty members and ol2h.
teen visitors After Sunday School
Bro. Gum delivered an excellent
serInon. The crowd voted unanimous
ly 10 have him back again So he
aid he would come again the an
sunday
We certainly were glad - have %
many of the feyeland people with
us Sunday, and also We heartily vel
come Hr. Frazier and Carl Alcxan-
der, who 20 seldom get 10 come.
The majority q Moody people
attended Tho singing a. LevelaDd
Sunday night We al did - much
enjoy Il, and something good came
~ II, for We sure had 20 hustle 20
get home before that good rain came.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-03-17

hsrs announcement was made 10
Tuesday, issue ~ the Avalanche 81
the High School Stock Judging team
shioh vent from here - Fort Worm
~ enter he contest for the cup ana
prlzss for the best livestock Judging,
and further Information giye ihs
roint4 made a. team and also 40
Individual, ard NE showing y
splendid boost Tor Lubbocs boys, n'if
trstfuci1r. ths sehool and The city ~
Lubbock, and in Tact the ehiif' n'uth
Plains seetion THIS team has been
~ training only during ne present
sehool term, but have shown WONDER
ful ability from the beginning ana
ths splendid Instructions thry ar, ~
s.lyiaR from Prof nD~fey q my
ny nOisd effect
The Port North Record hah NE
following report ~ the contest h
~ issue ~ Tuesday
The fAbhocf team Won ihe b"yh
.aJocs judging contest hsia hDno'isy
morning at the exposition WIN nus
t.ogs sscond Ia addition ~ Winning
o. eup, o Lubbock boz, Raymond
BOYD. Was he indiud5al winner E,of
az COZ points out ~ possible tyV
points ard getDng ths pflze VI 4yV.
Bsef and dairy cattle, horses ANA
mgr we're ali judged ~ he boys
The 81 high teams With thsf PONY.
vere Lubbock. l41lf Hh'sbofo, D.
ls2. hasonle Home. Fort Worth D.
a77, karin, 1896 Yanrey lblii
Dfl RIO. .3O4
Ths ten sgh individual winners
Ssrs Raymond Boyd, Lubbock, b5I
I. &. clifton, Masonic Home, sll
Marion Trent. Del RIO, 50o Ray Da'
80. Lubbock. $40, ~ hoherf, Hiilf'
boro, 477, y sm0Ot Wmte Deer
an. 4. Downs. Port Stockton, 4l8
a Bsylem. nlisboro. 415. y Hitch
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-03-17

eiil LOCAL APPLICATIONS. 49, thay
cannot fatal me sal " ihe disease
laI4fIn IA tnI ~ disease. greatly M
a4fnlsl ~ constitutional conditions. ana
internal ramtdt Halls ,aiarrh Aedi-
cine D. fllirn Internally sod afia ulfu
co. blood HU tie Mucous HllfactH ~ tiia
fyHlem Halle NNlarfn Medicine NaH
rrlfl fllni ~ zoe ~ iIa boHf pI1gaicians
IL ili. t1ulfrt ~ lrlra n H. COM
p1lff - s0InH ~ lIf beet f1nira tnnHn.
combined HrI come ~ iue nfai pi4rr
r1Thtrs INf Perfect euInnluaul1 "a
ihe lnFrti'fuff in lltIfH taiarfn Hf1l.
faaOlfa To catarrhal conditions send fuf
ffaiImDHIIi4 free
v ID CIffhTf = CO. If1ps. Toird1. a
nsi. f5m.l fHh fsr rsnrupasioa
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-03-17
Old RESIDENT or PAMPA
DIED or PNEUMONIA SUN

August Gorenfo, %, " Pampa
died ~ the family home there Sun.
day evening AZ G;lb O'Clock, fol
loving nr attack u pneumonia.
Funeral services Will be conducted
~ the Baptist church ~ pampa
Tuesday afternoon Al . o'clock, fol-
lowed BY burial In the Phmpa Gene.
terry. Funeral will be IN charge ~
blackburn and Malone. Amarillo IN
dertakcrs.
besides biz widow, he leaves four
brothers, Henry Goreaho, jaek
Corenflo, Giles Gorenflo and I'd
ward Corenho, al ~ pampa. and a
sister, Mrs Y. r. Spencer. ~ ~.
IranrIs.
Ile had been resident % The
pampa community for hftepn year..
The ART ten Year, being spent IN
farming. and foF The iant fve years
h. has been engaged in The grocery
md prodars business ~ fampa -
Amarillo Tfibuns
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-03-17
The Lubbock Stock Judging Team
Won Cup as Well as Individual Prizes
AT Fl. Worth Stock Show Monday

eocs Granger. 472, D. sudbury,
Marlin, az
Tho judges n che contest we're "
T ncCee 81 A. a N college, beef
cattle, q. ~ Eyanf. dairy cattle, A,
X. short, hoga " y. Oats. horses
Isl .. Evans, a 4 NJ. college, ~as
sussrintendent ~ The show and j.
ID. Hlnos Of Austin, made tbe Or
rangemeuts.
The IUbb0ck team b. composed ~
Coach n q. MOWfey, ROY DAVIS.
Lsd Nail and Raymond Boyd The
Hillsbero team b. c0mposcd u loa'h
" ~ Hook Hayden koRcra. Oscar
Bocham. Arthur haylcaa
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-03-17
OWEN m'wHoRTER AT TIE
BEDSIDE OF IT'S MOTHER

Owen Mcwhorter who IL attending
the State University AZ Austin. came
home the first " the week 10 be a.
the bedside u hls mother. who II
seriousiy ~ AZ her home here. a.
this writing Mrs. hcWhorter !. ~.
ported ~ resting easier, but slight
hopes are entertained for her recoF-
cry a this time
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-03-17

Colorado, Tsrns, Marsh ~
A Wlnn. 10. prominent flfI1en ~
Colorado, died a. ~ home hs<e
Monday morning Hf Wins ssms
10 csl6rads N 1910 from Vile fsun-
~.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-12
MASONIC TRAIN
CONTRACTED FOR
SPECIAL WITH WHEELING MASoNS
BOUND FOR PITTSBURGH WILL
LEAVE AT 3:l5 P. NJ
Saturday, April Is, Is tho Day Of En-
Joyablo Ttp-Banquet TO Be
Served Local Visitors,

\ contract has been made with the
Pennsylvania railroad for special
train 10 carry mcmhers q Wheeling
Lodge No :, ohio Lodge No. !. Nelson
Lodge No. 20. and Bates Lodge No. 81
OF Masoas 10 Pittshurch Saturday after
noon. Apr!! -, when tn" Wheeling
MasnnS vii. pay Nist 20 Loyalty lodge,
Tho special train WIZ leave the Perm
Syivlnia passenger station at 81"
o'clock IN ~" attcrnoc9. and VIII ar
rive in Pittsburgh ri : "'NInrh. III"
Nhrri:nE visitors VII :" from tho train
20 he magnificent Masonic temple At
Eth avcnuc AID Te"nH son streets.
who" 4 banquet VII! y" served thorn
sh"'it l. O'clock. Alter the banquet they
vii, lao guests at blk Saturday r!Thi
m",'iHS ut Loyalty !oGc". Which vii
confer the work Of ars:. second AMI
Master Mason degree.
ON ;hc return rip. ths Masonic
o'clock returning % Wheeling n /
d'Ciork sunday morning. A0r!i Is. With
tho Wheeling MaSuHs on Tho trip will he
members 81 tho fraternity from B..
la;7". bridgeport. Martins l'err". B"c"h
Eotion' ard Stnuter,il'H. The tram VII
10 manned by an a, MSennt" crew
I.'thi rcEr"ihno7:S will &c served on
;he t-Ia',. = US announced '7@; Nigh.
y. g c""'n2'::"e planning The trip r.
tor1ro u of ThnrI1S J. Watkins, ". &.
Errn!c- and z e. Eiodcr:t.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-12
WARWOOD SUNDAY
SCHOOL FOUNDER
TAKEN BY DEATH
MRS. LILLE "ToN-BIBBEE Sue
cUmRs TO COMPLICATIONS
DEVELOPING FROM
PNEUMONIA
Organized F!rEt NJ 9th o d tst SUNDAY
School and Epworth LcaGrt" at
warwood-was Prominent
Teacher

Mrs. I,n.t virginia Bthh"'. W" ~
Harry Isi,!nc". "f Warw""i d'"i AZ ~
O'Clock Tu"st!ay aft"ruprn II r." i''h'
porarv' homo at S&"r~fri, i'.,oMthE
short illness OF pueumN "lA ana cHmf"'
cations.
News Of he death can" - severe
shock 70 a hos, f Cr.""dF. h. wh"7'
Mrs Rihhrc vas Nr'd IN hI.H".t "s'"cn
for hr- kindly Thr:';''G "aA"2''hr ana
her devotion 10 ,rur''l WORN 1nd 'ae
cause Of public clura..'n.
Mrs. Blhhcc wa q dtu-h'"- =" FORMER
Cnnnc.I-nan ana Mrs. Jaro' linton. 81
Warwnod. and WIS - h"r t'tt"tr-r'n'h
yenr OF ago. TNia is tho !jrst dro'h IN
n family o. .wc,v> ::Nrr Mr.. and Mr.
Hilton were married, more than forty
years ago.
she leaves her hus.rar! and five rh9i-
drcr. Mary Vt-r:ni,, .TnscNhia", Harry
Boyd. RGnr-, Floyd and EC>cCra MA
beth Hilton; her parents. MC md Mrs.
!arTN Hilton: seven s,~t"r.; Mre. NJ. L.
pca-ien nt Shnr-a~,.. ,ir" y |. Adams
~ Sis;'nrsvi.iN NrG. low SH,f"t ~
potr. r!~oetn.. Mr.. T. !. Frazer 90
st r,r'. Mon N~s Aha" =. .ioa"G y.
Wa-w,,,l. Ms sh?r'ns J. ArrEc- NJ
rTs..jiYr,,ts OH. a"t MS In: Leon"
Hi,to, =; .r,rr. a~d .w0 brothers. John
W. Hi!rnn - M4r':n~ Ferry ana : Boyd
Hilton q. 'r...o - 'n;:rr = N1cThnr 9:
the RrG.<'"~ ""HNl:-r.,. s:af:.
WIZ. ~" ii.i'on G.t"tiv 'or@'rf IN
WarWr-1 49," ~. - Ncihn,ist t>ris-
.o,ai w.. = io ,i,; :.-'' ~! what -
nav G-n7t'" NNr' .ir=. Through III"
efforts - 49,. F'l'"'r. = $uUda" school
Vas org. ~ - 'Hf" a"i shortly az
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-12
JUNIOR ZION CHOIR
WILL GIVE MUSICAL

A nusicS. will De given by the junior
choir OF Zion Lutheran Sunday school
in tho church auditorium On Wednesday,
evening, April 1s. Charles II. Schnepi
will b the laade, and Miss Helen B'rk'
meyer tho acrcmpontst Tho prosra n
follows:
Organ Prelude Prof. X. J. Areen1
Process Tra!n!ns for
His Service" ...........JunIor Cho'r
PRAYER. Rev. s. X, Strauss
Cnorus-'Grectins". 49,. Ne!yn Becker
Quartette--'T Our Postal Day.
Gertrude koeppcn. Ermo Schne7'
Elizabeth i-ana,er, Edna Nleour
instrumental Selection
Duct--'Gently Lead Cs"............
Miss Lura Binre!l and Rev. ". Il
Winner
Solo-"There Ia Land. Ivan KHnklor
Anthe 2a--''Morainy Invitation.
Musical NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
................ E'car"r Str"mp
So,o--0 Love TIA, VIII No: Let
MS Co ..............W william FRIES
Voices q: tho WooHS"..
Evelyn Rocker. Dp-o;ny T,Ist. Selma
Gillespie. Adelaide Hassrmaa
Instrumental Selection
Ouartct.c-'-rh" Cruciacd" .........
Alvin C,,-l. Ea!rh ,ii,'cspi". Arthur
Schnep:. Ivan Kt,nk!"-
Orertory Tr"c. H. J. t-beaa
Snvhr Offering
lords Prayer P.a"d!"t!on
Rece ssionai--"We March 70 Victory
Junior fno!r
ros,.uds .....,...T rot. u. J, ArNenz
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-12
GOOD FRIDAY AT
ST,LUkE'S CHURCH

beautiful nusicni programs will he
given al 81. LIKES p. y. church on the
Island Good Friday evening a; -"
O'Clock On GOOD Friday evening The
cher will sing The Story Of thc
Gross" by Dudley Buck. on Easter
morning there will he thr regular srrr.
zee AT i0:ti. At which time there WI
10 .pociai Faster music and Holy Com
nunior. Or Rrittirshama subtsnt
wI,i be Eternal Life"
There will be No s"rnon N 'NA eve
ming bur ne rotiowtn: .n1sttai pro-
gram will he given 81 80.
Professional hymn.
Anthem. Christ Is EisHH
Prayer.
Caalteg.
First ScriptTraI Lesson
Cantata Domino
Second Lesson.
Benedic ANNA.
Praya-.
Prayer hymn. At "a. Cress
Solo. Victory.
Hymn.
Anthem. Christ Triumphant
announcements
0trertory. Untold We Portals"
EeaAd!ctin7.
Recessiona,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-12
TH0RNBURG WILL
Leaves Hr,k OF $4,000 Estate TO Harry
Thn:1burg, 4 Ecphew.

To W., o. -" late n S. ThorNhHvc,
crc2,'nsr, ree'Trr' ~ ttr ont h.-r;ke
dist-i,r wtn L'rd rcc"H,':'. vac 81 MT
.ci - u-ctI;r n tho county clerks Of
GrN y".lry1.y. Th. hrN ot tive .r'a's.
cst.:naiaG =. tt,'. aGd. was IF, 10 HIS
n.7hcr. Harry TEnrnhurS
\ nwr,'"- 80 ro:.'-s ard relatives
were .3,o '":' a.roIr'# -r"C;uE IRON,
econ 20 t7rnn Thee Vas 4 hcnL-S: O.
s.. 0nA - rs i'!rst l'rS!'eh Presbyterian
church where NJ Tk1rnhrre vas a
mcrahcr to- n.rhc- %: yHars. IIs left
tIhn 10 n" s'c"" Presbyterian church
a. F.,nr l;7.'" whrr" ha VAS formerly n
.,'ea,hNr i:arh e ~ pastors NJ thHsn
churrh"s u.H~e remembered. Or. 9. r.
Robin 'or Was ,sF, sHhhA and Rev. l.. r..
I.Ausllvn was rcaueathHI $500. Mrs
May E0""rs. a nice. was it', slo,hUo
n .'.s'
A'tr-rt" Ttse7& IIaadlan ard Harry
Ecwcrs 1rrc named trustees
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-12
Military RonoIS for
Col. Beck at Arlington

Washington. April ll.--The body or
Lieutenant Col. Taul w. Beck. assistant
commander of Post field. Fort SILL OKLA
hou:a, VII" WAS kllcI by former Judge
bay ot Oklahoma city, viii be Inferred
tomorrow afternoon IN the Beck Family
plot AZ Arlington. Tho funeral will be
with tn" usual military honors includ-
lrc the firing Of n salute over the grave,
but 1t the request Of Colonel Eecks
rola.ivcS the military procession which,
under army regulations. would follow
The casSrn TO the cemetery, will be dis
penscd with.
The body arrived here this afternoon
pnd was met at the train by an officer
drtIllcd 10 represent headquarters or
the army air enrTtcc. with which branch
Colonel I!Gck was serving when he met
his death.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-12
HARRY ARBENz
TRAIN VICTIM
roRaEA WHEELING MAN DIES Re
suit or BEING RUN DOWN ON
KAuSRoAD AT CANToN, o.
Lived Hsaray All Hg Life In Wheeling
-Nasnhsr Of Masons, Knights
TsnpiAr ana shrtnars.

Word was received here last night
through tho office OF AItnyer & Mccoy
uu6ertakers, OF the accidental death OF
Harry F. Arhsnz. former Whee:inS
man. at Canton, Ohio. Mr.. Arhcnz was
run down by train At Canton.
Tho victim Of ina accident was ~
years OF age. and lived the greater part
% his NE in Wheeling. He was en-
pioyed as salesman f"v the National
CaSset company. TlttsburGh branch.
until about year ago when he h"uSht
a small farm jus: OUT OF Cactoa AMI
moved 10 that place"
He was "A member % me Masonic
Rlue lodge at ManHi7S:on. ". Va. and
OF tho knights Tempiar and Shr:ners.
He leaves three daughters. Alma.
Louise and Gladys Arhenz; tT0 sons.
Harry, Jr ard Edward Areenz: his
--other. Mrs. Augusta Arhenz. and NO
sisters. Mrs. .hIhcr; cox aad Ms.
George Gehrinc
The funeral viii Re held n: Canton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-12
FACTS ABOUT PAINS, CRAMPS
AND ACHES WORTH KNOWING

thus Amos, instantly stops tension Ard
pain. Cramp Or ache.
Now this wonderful substance -
ating introduced here and can be Oh"
tanned In 5-crain capsules Under name
"AdamS' Wonder Capsulos." They DO
the work while you walt. They ard very
expensive 90 capsules ST. but couple
usually relieve the pain 20 they arc
worth their weight In gold and many
times what they cost. The nanufactur-
ers here in America. guarantee them
ha ruliess and guarantee complete RELIEF
from misery and pain by the time you
take SIX capsules or less. or refund your
money This means every sufferc: from
pains, aches, and cramps, mentioned
above can get quick and almost instant
relief or the treatment costs them
nothing.
NOTE: FOR THE BENEFIT or
THOSE WHO SUFFER WE HAVE Ar
RANGED FOR MRS. GENE CASE, THE
HEALTH. TEACHER. TO. DEMON
STRATE THESE TRULY WONDER
Full CAPSULES FOR = FEW DAYS
IN OUR STORE. COME IN AND SEE
HEE-SO OBLIGATION--ASk FOR 4
FREE FOLDER. WE GLADLY MAIL
a BOTTLE OF THE GENUINE ADAMS.
WONDER CAPSULES ANYWHERE on
RECF:1PT OF 81 AND GUARANTEE
THEM TO 10 THE WORK OR MONEY
BACK. SEND CHECK. DOLLAR BILL.
STAMPS OK p 0. VI. O. to c. II. GtNsts,
1925 Market st.. Wheeling. W. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-12

,,u... O.. quick move or bend ] was
also troubled With constipation, head.
srnhcs and nervousness so had did not
ylr"p w",l and my appetite was about
all gone.
Il was attracted by tho statements
= read IN the papers about what Dreco
had done FOR so many other people ann
GcrlG'd 20 try II with the result that IN
4 short time could feel change TAX
ting place for the pains grew less ana
the stiffness WAS wearing away. l can
row Jump right out Of bed without the
slightest pain at all. can stoop about
and climb stairs without trouble. Tho
CONSTIPATION Is entirely gone. never
hlN" a headache. my kidneys have been
strengthened and ! have n wonderful
apr"ri" prec9 has done me- worlds
ut good"
Mr. Black. tho we'll known Dreco Ex-
pert, has headQ uarters At 9. n. GTtest
and Company. to meet tbs local public
and explain tho merits OF this great
romedy. See him today-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-12
MO0NSHINE SUSPECT
MAKES HIS GETAWAY
But ny Force Ccpture stu. Liquor and
Mash in Hundred Mans Houhe

State T~1h!h''!on Corr :T1!ssio7t: ", q.
Brown ard S'a'e r"p":y Prohibition
Commissioner !. +. clayton madc r!si;
20 Arnold SHe's home aaar Hundred,
within ha!c-r!,e from the Ponnsy!-
van!a state lie Yesterday morning.
Cia%tco went IN the house 10 investigate
while Brown keep. An eve on Sine,
Sin" s'i1 ne was going 70 put rs
horse - II" V,nb;e and s:arted tnwEds
~ stable Erowr followed. but Sine.
instead OF going 10 the stable. whipped
his hcrsh ard started on a dash for tho
state Inc, Reaching the state line. Sine
jumped from tie ho-S~ 7nd tu!nHI him
uroun; towards homo and he continued
on !rco Pennsylvania
tn on cc-s found lI-gaN1n sim,
two gallons o. moonSh,n" and 100 GAL
Ions rc mash.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-12
SUIT FOR LIQUOR
PASSED FOR Term

TIL" case oc Jean Edwards vs. H. Fl
HASTINGS. former sheriff OF Ohio county,
on the docke:s Of circuit court, was re-
yivrd yesterday when tie cnse wap
called and Attorney y. A. Mckee In
formed Judge r. NJ Addleman that he
Was TO longer representing tho FORMER
sheriff and that the duty now foil 81
Tr0a~c,ltiaC Attorney Carl g. Rachnann.
Prosecutor Tachmann Eaid he knew
nothing OF the case and as MI. Hastinss
vas IN the south. nothing could be done
unt'l his return. The court passed the
case ra,n tho return OF tho FORMER
sheriff.
Tho suit grew ont OF tho loss OF Horne
LIQUOR confscated from tho woman and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-12
You Can Stop Them i
Fifteen Minutes Easy
This Way.
ENTIRELY NEW--CIIP
OUT AND REMEMBER

Nos. pains, cramps, Ache-rheuma,,
tignt, iunhago, neuralgia, Narrhea ana
dysrnenorrhea pains, and indigestion.
stomach and bowel cramps are easily
stopped and all misery and tuf1erlnE
banished In just a few minutes
Until recently science knew OF no way
70 relax the involuntary Muscles ina
pull and torture you and are what make s
K hurt. Dangerous narcotics we're some
times used TO deaden the nerves SO the
"don4'' was 30 dangerous and habit
forming il Is no~ unlawful except by
direction Of physician and this Is
very wise thing.
The important thing FOR every man,
woman and child 10 know !e. that q
short time ago q German chemist dis.
covered 4 substance that acts directly
on these muscles which are what cause
the palm, and this substance 4 taken
with a glass Of watsr rsiaIes them and
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five PETITIONS
FOR CITIZENSHIP

Five petitions tor naturalization
cxeers Nave been received st the oT!cs
OF ,aA I. 9. Deputy clark john Il CON-
rad so Ear this month. Vmbsrta Matte
chrcnt. 90. % Tr!adeiph;a. Shosc cccu-
ration Is a coal miner. has pStitIoned.
re has been in this country Is years ard
IS an Italian
Salvatore lombard. y. Of ~ Alley
IS. al.o has made declaration ~ irten-
;'on OF becoming cit!zen Of th!s Coun-
Try. he Is also an Italian hy birth and
has been In Tits country for over two
YEAR,. -~---....,,
Joseph EushNr. ~ ?eS-s' q, age. q,
-? WAFER street. Benrped. has ac't-
t'oaed for, papers Hts former residence
vas In England and he has been A.-s
for over three years He IS a rouer
maker.
Chris,os Parlide.. %. Of 900 Market
street also petit,onsd Cor papers. He 5
from Turkey and has been in ;his coun-
try for ever year. HIS occupation IS
laharer
pomenico III F4o--, Of ;hc Mai7 street,
Penwood. has made declaration q: in
tAnt,oa. He Is from Italy and has been
hare for over TWO years.
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GREENSBURG MAN
COT RELIEF FROM
BAD RHEUMATISM
Pains in back, weak kidneys,
painful joints and const-
patton had him in bad
shape.
New herbal remedy, Dreco,
gets all praise.

Mr. James Mcintyre. residing on
rural route number ono. Greensburg,
Pa. veil known and substantial clu-
ZEN Is kept busy these days telling his
trends how tho Few herbal remedy
Ircco, has freed him from rheuma tisn,
ard somo other troubles after other
rt1nn dfea. had failed. He said:
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stored IN the county jail Tho EDWARDS
woman claimed that she had the liquor
in her possession legally and that 1t
should have been returned to her. At
tnrnny J. BERNARD Handlhn. representing
the woman. stated that neither the fed
cral authorities or state prosecuted the
woman after learning she had the liquor
in her possessicn before tho state went
dry.
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No More Cafarrh,

Rheumatism or Stomach Trouble ac-
ccpted DR.. Burkharts grand offer. Sent
ME treatment. Pay when cured !.
improved from the first day. nn som
pletely restored. owe all to Or. BurH.
harts Vegetable Compound. I shall
ever praise and recommend this Won
dcrful medicine for what IL has done
write to-day for \ treatment. Pay
when cured. Address sol Main st. ~
days treatment. 25c; 70 days, 5oc.--Adv.
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charged with alleged irregularities In
tho last city election
All other cases growing out OF tbs
alleged froId election were continued
IN criminal court last week until the
next term OF court. CtaIo Insisted on
q trial st this tGfr,. II Is said the state
Will insist that the case be continued
TO the next term owing to Claude RoE-
ers. The Silent wiucss' being in DC
t-o;t. Attorneys J. !. p. O'Briea and
James n. RITZ VIII represent CraSu.
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-
"For EomA time
7 have suffered
from severe pains
IN my back and
limbs especially
t h e Joints. II
Strucl. mo nrst
IN the hips then
tho ocs got
PAIN ui then
shoulders and e.
bows Ny b 4 c X
gave 4 great deal
NJ tTouble, o.
p"ctally OF morn
tncs ard also
" h en- ] would
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CRACO CASE IS ON
DOCKET FOR TODAY
STATE Expected to Ask FOR Continuance
Owing to AbSencs OF Claude
RoEWB

The case Of Homer c. Craso. former
city MANAGER, Is scheduled for trial In
criminal court this morning before
Judge Alan IL Robinson. Crago Is