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The broad ax., 1922-12-02

Miss Beatrice Lee, $3.50 6. Dear
born St, attended the university foot
ball game Saturday.
The broad ax., 1922-12-02
ILL AT ST. LUKE

Mrs. Sarah R Benton of Morgan
Park is quite III a, St. Luke's Hospital
where she win undergo an operation.
The broad ax., 1922-12-02
URBAN LEAGUE NOTES
Women in Industry

The Christmas rush has begun. In
dustries are taking on more workers
The needle trades, which have been
unable to get a sufficient number OF
Iaborers, are crying for more. The
dry goods stores have begun to take
on additional workers in their stock
rooms. The Urban League. last week,
filed an order for seventy1fve stock
girls for one store, then hada request
for twenty-five more.
Schools
There has been a difficulty in Ind
ing schools suitable for boy or girl
who needs special supervision but does
not necessarily require commitment to
state institution. The Urban League
has tried to find just what facilities
were available in this regard. 1t sent
out a QUESTIONABLE to ninety-four
schoois-received answers from forty
three. OF this number seven did not
admit Negroes at al and OF the Others
none were available for the special
purpose for which this QUESTIONABLE
was sent out However, there Is :
The broad ax., 1922-12-02

Mr.. Jesse Jackson of 52s2 Dearborn
ST. has been on the sick list but is
much improved at this time.
The broad ax., 1922-12-02
THE MAN ABOUT TOWN
Takes Up the Black Mans Burden from
Various Standpoints
Presents Few Facts That Can't Be Dis
puted by Anybody

member that one of his victims who
had put lot of money into his prof.
ect some time ago, had him arrested
for fraud. The case was tried and
ne was sentenced by a jury to from
one 10 fourteen years in the peniten-
tiary. He took an appeal in the case
to higher court, but lost his case.
Poor ~old Doc" 1t is too bad that
man Of his age should have to spend
his last days in prison. l can only
say to this poor old man, in the Ian
guage of one of the prophets, that
''the wages of sin is death, and the
gift of God is eternal life" You for
got God, Doc" and went after the
world. You were running wild" So
he (God) put check on you. Let
that be a lesson to you. Hear me
before II is too late.
The time has come when the ''breth-
rem and sisters" should get together
and stop fighting one another long
enough in order to begin some organ
lied effort with the object to quitting
a stop to some OF the mean things
that are being said about members of
the race through the columns of our
daily press. Almost everything that
the race does is enlarged upon by the
press, which is done in order to in
jure the standing of the race with
those of the other race who have al
ways been friendly to US. These
prejudiced dailies are doing the Ne
groes great harm. We are constant
readers of The Tribune, yet they
never publish a decent article about
members of the race. Their, editorials
are constantly knocking" us. Get
busy, folks, and organize first, then
subscribe some money so that you will
have something to fight with. If
every Negro in Chicago stopped buy
ing the Tribune or any otheErdaily
paper, they would feel it financially
and would soon stop fighting you. Am
/ right? You know that / am.
THE NAN ABOUT TOWN.
The broad ax., 1922-12-02
VIRGINIA NEGROES MAKE
PROGRESS
c. h. Lee TrinlEle Speaks Before
Negro Organization Society
OF Education, Health,
Cooperation"
Motoa Pleads for Justice

Sick Reports from School-League
delegates Indicate Needs and
Possibilities Of Negroes
The broad ax., 1922-12-02

They tell me that Doc Robinson,
the great inventor, who, for years,
has fought the street car company for
the rights of his patent, has been taken
to Joliet penitentiary. You will re-
, 1922-08-30
CHAPEL Revival
MEETINGS WILL
BEGIN SUNDAY
West Side Chapel to Be Scene
of Service Series Conducted
by Baptist Mission
Worker.

R.yivaI meetings win begin in the
..1,ne-ar west side chapel. US Ws'
T1cventh street on sunday evenins.
scntrmbsr :. and will be held eaeh
sy-snfnr except Saturday at 5 o'eioek-
me meetings will be conducted hy the
..Chapel Car Evangelist" r j.
Hlancha-d. who has had many years
e,nerience both rs a state eNansehs'
and on the famous chapel car, Eva
sell" out Of his wide experience ne
I'm deliver messages to the eommun''
~ in West Casper
This series OF meetings STANDS IoI
tho moral and spiritual welfare OF the
community and It IS hoped. as mueh
as possible, the citizens OF that sec
+Ion of the city will uphold them with
,heir presence and efforts
As a preparation for these meenns
an important prayer meeting VIII be
held in tho West Sid chapel on
Thursday. 3 p. n. It Will be led by the
evangelist. ~,
The Ladies' West Side circle WI
meet at the home OF Mrs. Clifford
pichie. ll2I Box Elder street. Thurs,
5ov afternoon. This is n special
meeting and the ladies are requested
20 make a special effort to be present
, 1922-08-30
Tariffs Termed
Trade Barriers
By Austrians

VIENNA, Aug. so.--A sensational
incident occurred at yesterdays SEES
,ion of the nter.pariihmentary union
conference here with NJ. Tteuo OF
Holland, after reading a paper on In
~ternationni free traeS. denounced what
he termed the c~hauVinistic trade bar
rters erected by h newly formed
states and presented n reso-
luton for the summoning OF q worlo
conference to abolish Tariffs.
The British spokesman objected TO
the interrogation OF controversial po-
liticai questions and threatened the
Withdrawal OF the British delegation.
He was strongly supported by Con
gfessman Theodore E. Burton OF the
American delegation who said that
while his group would not withdraw in
view OF tho Importance Of the confer
ehce. vet they would remain silent
s1ectators IL debate on such questions
were allowed.
Then NJ. Buisson OF the French dele
cation brought up the PREPARATIONS
DIGESTION. declaring that h talk of a
Breakdown in German currency was
''ail babble."
srhe presence Of 10 italian and 60
Hungarian delegates caused much
eminent, as they fare exceeded -
Isrmber the delegates from other ma
tons.
, 1922-08-30
Cox Issues NeU
Statement On
European TangIe

LONDON. Aug. sa.-By The As.
ISOLATED Pressl-James NJ. Cox. for.
mer Democratic candidate for presi-
dent. whose statement suggesting that
Herbert Hoover be sent to Europe to
straighten out the ~reparations tAngie
has aroused widespread interest. to
day issued the following statement:
There Is some measure OF reassur.
ance In the statement from Washing.
ton that the administration will in,
terest itself IN the economic affairs o.
central Europe. sven though Mr..
Hoover win not be sent here at ths
present time.
Let US hope that our s-svice will
be that Of a physician and not ar
undertaken"
, 1922-08-30
SHOP strike is
BREAKING UP

NEW YORK. Aug. 5o.-Declaring
that the break up of negotiations be-
tween railroads and shop crafts rep
r~esentatives last week has brought on
2 nationwide disintegration of the
strike. Robert s. Binkard, assistant
chairman of the Association of Rail
way executives, has announced
that s,49s men were hired by the
rcads of the nation last Saturday
within "a hours after negotiations
ended.
, 1922-08-30
10 SAVED FROM
CHILEAN ship,
800, ARE LOST

SANTIAGO. Chile. Aug. 5o.=By
The Associated Press,6Latest wire
less reports from the cruiser Chaca
buco are to h effect that only II
persons OF the 322 aboard the steam
ship Ita.a were rescued whs the wee
sci sank off coauimbo yeat,stAy. The
Charah.co is rushing the survivors &c
coquimbo where crowds awaits theiI
arrival.
, 1922-08-30
ARE SOME WOMEN
u

happy, beloved and successful. while
others drag out a negative existence
OF no use to themselves or nyone
else? Except in a few cases the an
swsr Is, to DO found in n state of free
dom from the troubles known as "fe-
male" The well woman radietes
cheerfuiness and serenity. while the
ailing one repeis because Of her a
of these qualities. It is not necessary
howevsr, TO harbor aches ana pains,
nrd the blues" that make one a detri-
ment to society. The use Of Lydia E.
Pinkhem's Vegetable Compound has
brought relief 10 such women and CIV
On them a new lease on lifc-Adv.
, 1922-08-30
Evidence Theft
Is Attempted In
Big Murder Case

~iBLOOsmNGTON. IT,, Aug. 30
Three attempts have been made
10 steal the evidence obtained
here for the trial OF Albert Lowe,
who is held in Jail In Greeley. Colo,
hold In connection with the staying
Of his sister-in-law. Edna F. Skin
ner. there on July 2, the authorities
announced today.
, 1922-08-30
Vatican Auto
Tuned Up For
First Spin

ROME. Aug. so%By The Assocl.
atcd Pressl.-After trying out in the
vatican gardens h automobile pre-
scented to him by the Milan arch do
cese Pope Plus has had IL duly regis
, 1922-08-30

Classified ads In the Tribune are
winners and possibly the keys we
give with every SOC paid ut office win
win you . big prize. sl2tf
, 1922-08-30

by DR.. E. !. Mcguire DR.. Mcguire
weighed 1Ts pounds at the start and
the scales showed no decrease In
weight after ths -ssS OF abstsmious
diet
, 1922-08-30

II you would know how TO read
people at sight and find out whit
you. yourself are beat fitted for. hear
the lecture on Character Anaiysis''
10 DO given by Mrs. Virginia June
Ellis At the auditorium Of the Casper
Business college, 54s E. Yellowstone
Ave. Thursday night at . o'clock.
a.NO.it
, 1922-08-30
so CENTS FOR
FOOD PLENTY

WARREN. Ohio. Aug. s0.-That a
man can maintain normal weight on
50 cents worth OF food n day was
demonstrated here after a weeks test
, 1922-08-30

Classified ads In oss Tribune arr
winners and possibly the keys we
give with every soc paid ut office will
win you n big prize. 6-12-ti
, 1922-08-30

tered by tire Italian authorities.
The government officials were
rather embarrassed in fulfilling the
papai request. as no previous pope
ever owned a motor car After a
lengthy discussion they included the
car in the diplomatic class.
The car will be used fer the first
time In the streets OF Rome on Sep
tcmbcr I when It will transport the
uo,v NraHrna Of Loretto. previously
pope TO the church Of
Maggiore.
, 1922-08-30

4 TIMELY SUGGESTION.
Have your watch repaired now 81
Trtpeny'A s|z9'5l
, 1922-08-30

once T. customer, always q Gus
rns Woods. tbs nign mnn.
, 1922-08-30

Sulsz,fbe for the Tribune and get n
koy for every SOC paid. s-12tf
, 1922-08-30

~ o9d, ..lc sign man. Signs for Al
purposes. s-e9-st
, 1922-08-30

Tell the world with r.snA Wood,
the sign man. s-1sSi
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Those Who wondered when the vivaci-
Gus Mna.l- Myers married numbering
and Sood-uaiuc"d conrad Dyer. w""d -
~ again az their happiness. When rs
wife easily ran away with the CONVEX
st;Iou and became the center Or merit
ment a, a party Conrad sat back IL has
chair and smiled in content. To Monica
ne was 4 hulwark and anchor reliable
and steady. She had never known Z
man so modest or so kind.
To many others Conrad's modcStT was
cause for comment AMI speculation. IL
was known nc had been graduated from
college with hCNors. Because ne was
large and strong X WAS h!nted he had
been a figure in athletics but whatever
triuynphs ma have been hts were SUBJ
ic~- ONLY for guess. Conrad never
boasted and even Monica. had given up
irving 70 sound him cut. She hoped
sometime 10 NEE. one OF his classmates
a, the small Middle Western college
Ard 20 learn something OF this quiet
husband who had been tho hero or her
imaSira: lion. T" Monica's way or think
in- 4 man with = Grtdiron reputation
WIS more 20 ha enYied than senator
. hich-iumpe- more worthy than poet
Sho was young and she know tho words
nj ,he songs uc 4 dozen universities.
II was this love Tor athletics. and the
Sa,ay1lo house party, which brought the
a.. shadow OF q trouble INTO tho girl
ne All the men here wore letters on
their jerseys ard talked oaseoalt' ten
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MS and football, Campus gossip. SER
Gus discussions OF TN" merits Cf rival
teams. and stories OF brave victories
and heroic defeats brought her school,
DAYS back. She wished Conrad would
io!n in this talk. would tell them what
re- had done. Maybe. after all, he id
not care for the really important things
n lie.
Isn't It wonderful she said 20 him
cncourag!ugly. TO be here with a.! THESE
famous men:
Indeed It is" tho husband answered
They are enjoying themselves a they
never will again. What does It matter
that in few years they VIII wonder
how they ever took il SO seriously. IL
= The biz thin TO them now and they
a-o uniting their whole hearts into 1t.
Youth ia a wonderful >nau tuition.
IKE 10 listen TO them talk.
Monica studied him. puzzled, Any
how" she said. IT think they are Won
darrul" She walked away fseltnS her
husband was not al! sho would nave
him.
The party aear>d IS close. The group
,rhirh had been so conSen.al had sera-
rated into pairs and Guartets In me
l,nrarv Conrad was busy with manu-
s,.r,n, and Monica. feeling neglected.
u.onde-,d about. \ car stopped ~ tho
cato and created some interest. A man
a.knd for Conrad and was directed ~
IN. library. Monica fingered In the
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BRAIN TESTS
? Minutes To Answer This.
By SAM LLOYD

Minutes To Answer This.
In going from Inverness 10 Glasgow.
distance Of ls9 miles, l was offered
the choice OF a singlc-G2ugc railway
or a numbering old stage coach. Sc
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NADietand Health
e. !..r ~ ByLuIu Hunt Peters NJ j
AAos Of Diet and Health. Nth Hsg TO ne to0.s
ACNE-PART II.
.Aiuhos Of Diet and Health. Nth ne

,.o,, that YOUR troubles arc entirely rem
,d;ollc II property managed. WI u,
dome van have got to tNcrt'S" k''"'
deal oc wiIl-yrwrr ard patience Fo"' SCI
+ knoy YOU will do that.
In Tho first Place | am COINS 20 asa
Van To give up all candy and rlrh ".>
ynrts and all greasy and lr'ru LOU
And l.. Won arc heavy white h:ca"
.,icr am going 10 ask YOU u s'nP cay
;,r 60 ,nuch II that also. II - 'c' ','
IN Ink, whole wheat bread. lN' '""'S
and sweets. know. arc G"ihs 10 NC :"
hardest things to give NY.
Inpropc~ dict. Will" IL may no; d're','
Nv cause your acne. l@ most a"iN" IN NIX
,,~,ya,!rr II. You viii find An 'n'n v
d;nfn inDrovemCut as soon as You .''H ''
go eliminate from vuUr dict theS" thIhEN
have mentioned. Through maHt!Ea'i"'
l.. worry important.
Won must have gc"i bowel move
,nan, every day. a" vow must eat p!'hi!
- green Vegetables ?nG fruits ana SOM
,,rcaI bran If necessary. You h''
,,.nwtur So Won should have the "0''N"'
lent Of q quart Of milk a day. N"A cav
nike il rs drink or IN sinp'c 'u"'Hr"N
cream SOUPS. - cct'ra.
II occasionally harr'n" tAai M
erems tn aCC"avatc acne. Hut bcil"N
that in those cases it is due 10 oVerca''
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CHAPTER %.


\ rcw DAYS ar,crward HIIda M"o"o
cine IN 10 talk to tn" E.:',. She was
III a fault.hndinS mood. ana 40" n'S-
ua,r Ia express herself.
Il don, get enough to Pay for ny
.c,n.hcs." she complained. "'rhrr don't
Seem 20 think g!rls clothes wear out
It's just aw rul the va We have I" ""r"
and :he little Nc 60. don't have no
luck Ike Nellie docs. and | nave USch
working ever 50 much longer.
"po yuu have 10 send any OF !'"'
money nome" Nellie Ss,l"d
"No. !rdeed' Ia liz" - ra'rh my .
'Sc!r Then the" don't need It, NV
father owns his farm. h"' ." "!un
want nc to leave. sad i" w"uidn =
Ilclp ne a CO., If did. Eu; ! s." II?
srlf living on a Farm al NY INC
hated {, in n" country. New OK
.hc only mace" Then: II must set
moro pay somehow. I jHSi mn'''
! why don; yru ""t "nt iNc n,SS.
clothes. Hilda"" Nellie west on h!n'-
ing she saw chance I" Si'e ne' '"'
advice Cora had suggested. uci
believe you'll ever set biz pa! ""''e
Won wear them. Thsy mako !oh 100"
sor, OF young and SILLY. These rcch-'
boo na.stS an! thcH! fI" '''' -
thing YOU wear underneath aren't h''"
Tho look as il YOU wanted cvoi|"n" !"
know what kind of rrderc'oihrs you
wore ,,,,-
"Any-h,-s morr. Miss Riley 1l'!1a
,a:caSt!cali! asked.
"rIcuty. | amt u" rru!e, hn' your
,l,r,s arc 50 snor; don't sec WHY you
%o,her 20 wear any al az. our 'Ss
don, ~,r!rc ne Ike m artist womb
ave over tNcr!. And th"Tc """aH e,2NH
beads. ana long car rings. kn"" '",9
nv. ,hc s,vl". but 'h"y aren't OF ice s'y'''
ira Ike 10 wear AL tho fame! things VOW
do =, the r1oyics ard when <" 70 'h'
orora. Iu; guess | w"uid"i No'P NY
rne fob long Il I danglcd them 'h'"s'
N Mr.. Fali"r's fac": aud tho" ~
.fcrS +" all the men in til" oN''". h'H
Ilrnw I've gnt them. that's enough ,''
,inr r. know You Try - "r"eS ""'
,,,uso Fifth ANnue G!t'F 'ha' M :
money enough I" change the S'H'H cN'' ;
ryo minute. The nuIh'" W'h -" -
,,,,.y, er, a ncor lur":rs and you Try
10 drink Chanrasne.
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Ing rather than 10 the milk, and cutting
out sweets and excess starch VIII lower
'he diet sufficiently TO allow milk. MILK
e the most important growth fo"h' anu
YOU CluSt satisfy YOUR growth n"eus' ~"
tea. coffee. alcohol. nor tobacco al!o"eu'
ANYTHING that you arc doing that you
know lowers your health you must s'op
doing. You must keep yourself thor,
nuch!v clean. physically. morally anu
mentally. Do you understand!
You must &c; some good physical eH-
ercisc so that your circulation Will Re
tn7prcvcd II you m" UDdcrwe!Sht you
mus, gain b. gradually eating moro
wholesome food. getting more sleep an!
rest: and il you are overweight you
must gradually reduce.
have given YOU :hr general thing
you mrs, d. and now I sh5ll tell Eon
as mitch rs ! c"n to-day 90 ne accepted
methods Of ,oca! treatment Later
shall foN YOU moro. i y IS H"Ss:h'"'
,oH sIo.id put yourself under the care
AZ ,hia specialist. for your condition
snmc'iMtS requires sD"'a! ara 'aFci"'
treatment; possibly the Mays
Tie objects Of the local treatment are
10 non M tho rustulcs TO free them from
nus ~ stimuiat" the skin 10 more
heal ntul :.ttl, y ana ~ it''til I"' '''-'
infection OF the srha"rouS Glands NY the
extraction OF al tho hlarkhcadS which
Mug .hnm un and permit the r,u!ipiica'
ton OF the acU" germs. romedone eN-
,ractor-th"y arc irexrcns:vc-shouid
hr purcha srd.
As told ynu Yesterday. sometimes
Tho nin,D!cs can he prevented from form
irr mis- wv nIirt!rg thrrl Two or three
tines 4 day with n solution made or
equal ra-,s OF camphor gum and car
ho!C add. ,
Rero~n extracting tho hla"Nheads thu
face ehnI'G b. thoroughly @'>ftrned nv
ha,hirc il with real hot ""trr and I
snail towel from, ten minutes 20 haIf
hour. After III" thorough soft"n'ng or
The face the olaCkh"aCs should be
| s,lurozcd out gently and the pustules
orcncd. Now must com" III" treatment
to prevent tie reInfcction from the
germs from the pus.
This consists In n thorough scrub
hing with soap and hot water. some
! skin specialists recommend tinctur" or
rrrca yoap and other common laundrF
! soar. Tho Laundry soap could not he
used too frequently. 4 soothing ONT
r}ant can h" applied after this treat
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SIDE TALKS
bv Ruth Cameron
WHAT NO ONE CAN KNOW
Cameron

others
Each man or woman knows his
strength.
After All We Don't Have 70.
OF course there are plenty Of lazy
people IN the world, plenty or people
who siva In weakly 70 their feelings In
stead az rising above them. but It II
not possible for anyone with merely
mortal means OF judging 10 say VINO
they arc Nor. when YOU com" to THINK
OF IT. is II necessary.
What Is II Stevenson says: "rne man
have to make good. myself NJ duty
to my neighbor Is nush more near
expressed by saying have To mako
him happy, II I can" Il quote IRON.
memory and under correction. but
know | have the spirit of the tnits.
Ono person you have 10 keep up -
the mark In tho matter OF avoiding FAIL
ncsS.-yoursclf. Your duty 10 your
neighbor is to let him use his own
judgement and his own conscience.
romorrow-Her Husbands Valot7
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ler,ed :hn latt-r as he!0S tUS; Na!f .
day Quicker. and from 'ha' circumstances
I was enabled To jnt down an interest
ing problem connected with my journey.
The train and the coach l'ft 'imn!-
taneou.iv from opposite ends 80 the
route. 60. By thH aid of m'l'St"u"S I
vas abba 70 figure on that when We
mot the train from glasgow. NO mad
beaten II just "a mary miles ~ W"
had been travelling hours.
I.c, US seew ho can 1Sure "rt hoy
rsr ". were from GLASGOW Whnn tn"
train met tn. coach.
Answer To Yesterdays.
Ths word WRECK curta'led and
transposed becomes GREW.
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No human being can possibly know
another's strength.
How ottea Nc forget that ia|''
How often We Say.--or &C least. think
that II people about Is w"N"t .''"e
rhe effort We mako they could 40
great deal more than they DO.
Who knows hut what they arc max
In. a rar greater effort than We pave
ever made - accomplish what Httie
they may BE- accomplishing.
There used I" live N our hc:Shaor-
hood = woman who wanted great dea4
OF sleep. 1t was 4 ue.Shborho"d joke
that IL you called Ann up she was sure
70 be taking . nap. or just anout ~
take one And yet she went 70 pea
early. Her more engetic neiehoofS
said Il was all nousence. that II "as
nothing but u notion. that she was lazy
that IL she wouldn't give in 10 der
feelings SO She could work as nara d.
anyone.
She Tried to DO Like Them
Ann herself finally became YER!
sensitive on the subject and tried 10
mold herself on her energetic healthy
-%scAbors, but in vain. Il get so tt;cd
that could cry when l don't get lot
OF sleep" she told me.
\ few days ago | heard that Ann
was dead
She had had ~ have an operation
not such Il severe operation. Ninety
percent OF those vino undergo II 1--WE.
Ru; Ann couldn't seem 10 rally. she
Had no reserve strength said the doctor
she must have always lived from
hand TO mouth. just enough for 'hs day
md 10 more Some people gre Ike
sha:."
And Worse Sttn
And just - think that we had some
times suspected her OF lazIncsS.
And worse still. let her knox IL
You cannot judge others hy YOUR
slt. YOU cannot judy yourself ny
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scrce arc desirable materials for thiS
design The blouse may Ice lihu" "'''
sleeves In wrist or elbow length
The Pattern Is cut IN 4 sizes: :. a. I"
and G~cars 4 4-year size requires Ia
ward Of "7.nch material for ih' B!ou>"
and ~ yurdA Tor III" Trousers J"
make collar and cuffs Of contrasting
material will require !. YARD.
Pattern mailed To any address, on re-
ceip, or &c III silver or stamps
S"nd - IN silver o. stamps '"r orr
T'p-TO-DATE FAIL ANl' W IN / r'''
1Qcc-loo3 EOON OF FASHIONS.
Write name and address plainly. Send
- crn,s to The Intelligence office.
Wheeling, W. Va.
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PAGE lhIhIE6N

ment. The ordinary sulphur o!ntme'n IS
considered as good as any.
After a day or two OF this treatment
the skin will peel off and will have been
decidedly stimulated. Some authorizes
believe that 2 thorough massage given
after the hot water and before the treat
mcnt is beneficial.
VIII Won 10; mo know II Tou succeed:
Observation-Disclosures to Correspond.
eutS.
Copyright. 1922. George Matthew ADAMS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-04

Acne Is one Of the most C"l',,'""
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