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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-22
ALEXANDRA MINSTREL
REVUE MON. AND TUES,
Last Minute Rah earsls Very Lncour'
aging to Directors-Perform ance
Expected to 30 Exceptional

VIA Only TWO days remairln" und'
prsscnta ton TO the public OF the A'ha'''
bra Minstrel and Revue interest anu
enthusiasm and demand for tickets ~
greatly increasing. Sunday afternoon
Dress rehearsal will be held AZ the car
roll club Auditorium with co'sHrte
equipment. costumes. scenery ana make
up. and Il IS expected 70 20 over with
unusual SmoothnrSS and perfection sell
dom attained by amateurs. Each mem
her Of the cast is most enthusiastic over
the outcome Of the production. AS eNi.
druced by the proper spirit eHem1H'icd
and attrRctivenesS to past rehearSa:S
Viii h the cNeC1tiN" starr might ndd,
we're NOS: gratifying.
An added attraction In the Revue or
AFTER part. will h" "Mas0uerade
parcc." by pupils Of Mrs. Frances fizar
Earn The ease. SIKH a"d ticHerilcSS
with which these accomplished HUI.
foot artists perform is n"thIhE snort
Of remarkable and their act Is predicted
10 he pleasing and merit much applause
Tho Publicity STAFF reports that there
~. sill a few reserved seats remaining
on the diagram. =" patrons are again
urged TO make reservations without de-
lay. In order 70 Obtain the choicest seats
The following is an extract from 'hce
FIRST FART:
Presenting unique stage setting IN
Milstrc!Sy. featuring our peerless
SouhIe ma rtette
c-.ns Onnninr Entire Company
\, ,;,..,b .-,,.r 90 U.heclInr's
80 80 fIcrn,ao - EIril. Chas. p.
S"Hlirk louis ncrrS. Henry g.
mailman Earl L. Ph!pps, John Fed
arm.yrr wi our nremier entertain
80 i,has y Cn-ccr-,n. Chas ] Moss
1ntc~;ocmtor >.,.,,,''. Chas. l.. I.ally
n,,ri,c thc co,-sa Of orr Minstrel
ri-x. n,r. nnr soIoists will render the
roiIowinr.
S.,IIir,, n, HON. 70 You.
! Edward p, Bents
r,rr NJ r,cl, p.L DIVINE Vim. Sedan
sn,c;i,nr Deor Heart Some Day
Josenh Surkhart
Down r,ecn withi, the Cellar.
William Cowan
Time tr,er 1,tnc Homer Norteman
LINZ Town in the Ould Comfy Down
, Edward Brr;ortte
nld Rlar. Tnr George Druschef
, circle aad Chorus:
ITuher. Duolcyy Russell Nckown.
TboraS pa-Go Harley BURROWS
Martin E,lwood Vincent Dep. Kelly,
John FIufr Edward =. Bentz,
Eco \ S,o,z. Joseph BurEhart
William Sodar. William rowan.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-22
East End Provision Co. Building
Destroyed With Loss of $4,000
Big Meat Cutting Plant and
Store on Chapline Street
Burns Like Powder - Still
Alarm This Morning Fol-
flowed Quickly By Sounding
! Of Alarm Contents Go
8 With Structure.

Firn which broke or at l2:+5
n'ciocll this morning r"iGCed I" merf
shell the three story brick building at
Thirty sixth anu Chaplinc street. own
ed by William F'rieSmuth and William
Null. and occupied by the butcher
plant ;lad meat store Of the last End
Provision company. u: which NJ.
Friesmuth and Mr.. Null are proprie-
tors. All contents II the building were
destroyed
The loss in ali was estimated this
morning by tho OwaerS as between
SIS 900 ard $4,000. partly covered by
insurance. The loss on the building
vas egtimated at $i0n00 including
main building aud sheds III ne rear.
About s., Ca of smoked and addressed
meats were burned. and the machinery
in the plac.. was either damaged by
water o. destroyed by the FIRE.
\ stif alarm called the Eighth ward
fire company 70 the Scene. when 'hat
company arrived. fremen saw that the
fire made great headway. and box 6lS
was pulled. calling III companies
south cf tho creek aid the Atlantic
punper. Eight streams Of water were
soon playing into the building. but 1t
was apparent that TIE structure was
doomed.
The flame; cou.i be seen all over
the city. and the reflection in the SKY
was seen for milo. \ thrOng Of peo-
pie WIS attracted 10 the fire.
Much credit was given the tiremen
FOR saving the home Of Charles
Rohrig. which adjoinS the burned
property OF the East End Provision
compaay. and which is owned by this
company.
Hundreds OF pounds o: greasy saw
dust. which during the last several
years had worked in between the
doors and ceilings OF the meat plant
burned like powder. and resisted all
efforts 10 drown it with a delCSe Of
water. The fire was discovered by
William Null. who WIS in the plant
at the time. The cause OF the TIRE
is unknown
Second Fire EXcites City.
Within twenty minutes after me
alarm was sounded for this fr'. an
other alarm was sounded for the Gin.
der gas blaze under the Central Glass
Works. The two alarms in such quick
succession, and the rushing Of the fire
trucks awakened hundreds Of Wheel
ing residents from their siumoers and
created great excitement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-22
CENTRAL CLASS WORKS NARROWLY
ESCAPES DESTRUCTION BY FIRE
PROMPT DISCOVERY OF FLAMES
SAVED PORTION OF PLANT
FROM COLLAPSlNG.
Early Morning Fire Caused by Gas
Breaking Through Burning clnder
Bank-Many Small Fires Past
Months-No Damage Done.

Prompt discovery OF flames burning
/ under the cutting shop Of the Central
Glass works in East Wheeling al one
o'clock this morning saved portion
Of the east side OF the glass factory
from collapsing and falling into Wheel
, ing creek.
The firc broke through the surface
Of a huge cinder bank under the creek
side Of the glass factory. and when
found was taking hold Of hundreds OF
pieces OF timber upon which the fac
tory floor is supported temporarily
while the building is being repaired
An alarm Of fire from box sc called the
Fort Henry and Atlantic pumper COM
panies and the big aerial truck to the
plant The flames were smothercd
down before they could do any damage
to the building. Dense smoke poured
from under the factory floor for sew
eral minutes,
Black Dixon, night Waterman, dis
covered the flames breaking through
The surface Of the cinder dump, and
turned In the alarm. Men and boys
employed up in the factory rushed to
his assistance and helped fight the
fire away from the timbers until the
firemen arrived.
Mr.. Dixon stated that for months
small fires Of this character had been
breaking out from the burning cinder
bank, but until last night watchmen
and employees IN the factory had beer
able to put down the fires without cati'
ing city fremen. This morning
blaze, however, got too much or a
start for the factory force to handle.
Mr.. Dixon said that great quantities
OF gas are generated in the burning
cinder bank. and when II breaks
through, it burns on the surface OF the
bank with a hot, blue flame.
The cast side OF the Central Glass
Works is built on made ground in
which were set scores Of piers to sup
port the building. some extending
down forty or fifty rect into the
ground. Several months ago the Gin
ders OF which this fl is made took
fire. The fire damaged the piers ana
caused 4 good part Of the factory
building to sink down.
T, prevent the factory from Ealing.
the building has been lacked up on
stout ,irHerS. and deep wells ar" being
dug in the cinder pits in which new
piers OF a special make arc being made.
These piers are OF concrete -four ice;
square. surrounded by brick and thrn
more concrete. to prevent the inne! p:I-
lars from being destroyed by III" heat
The expense OF doing this work VII rHa
we'll above sS0.noO. it IS said. So ;nNch
gas Is given Off by the burning c.n""r'
that workrncn c1cavating down -
deem holes arc frequently oycrr"". -.
have 20 hc carried out.
James Stcadman super!n;e"d
the Central Glass Works 81" "'|
this morning that the outbreak a. "a"
fire last night did not hurt IA" iiAn'
any, but tha: it was fortunate th": x
was discovered and put down so Quickly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-22
ST. MARYS

Circuit court convc:'' her" In'%tl"F'
Anril 25th. This j. expected to be Il
very busy term. a..
Attorney Toss wells has moved h!s
law office from the Arkron building I"
tho second floor ot IT," Philips or"H
store building.
DIR. ]. B. Watson will occupy the
rooms vacated by NJ. Wells. as an
nftice.
Miss Rose Wiley wAs operated on ~
the Marietta hospital Thursday. She
is reported 10 be getting along nicely.
Mrs. william Mercer was the guess
Of her sister. Mrs. Will King, OF Mari
eta. Thursday.
sam wiley. Of Maxwell. was a bust
ness caller here Wednesday.
W. s MARBLE. Of Calcutta. was here
Wednesday TO meet his wife. who re-
turned from n visit TO wheeling.
A. r. Pr;tChctt. OF clcr"rda'". was
tcansacting business here wednesday.
Chaaies Cornell. OF Schultz. was a
business caller here Friday.
Grover Higgins. Of Hebron. was 4
business caller here Wednesday ana
Thursday.
DR.. Harriet Jones left for Glendale
Friday after examining the grad" school
students here. where she will engage In
the same Kind OF work for the Tubcrcu-
loSis Association OF the state.
J. II. MARBLE. OF Peasants. was here
Thursday trRnsaCtnis business.
g. W. Van valley and sons. Lyle and
Wallace. were At l'arkCTSburE Thur Sday
10 attend a %arincrS meeting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-22
Eccentric Mayor OIeS
Candidate for Ohio Gov.
Announces Platform, Which Fits In
with His Past Political Record

Spec.a! D!spatch :" Thr In;ell!cencec.
Youngstown. OHIO. April 2l-George
Oies. THIS ";ty's eccentric Mayor. today
announced the platform on which he
rropo-eS 70 ruin as an Independent can
d.datc for Governor Of Ohio.
x contains seven primary planGS. six
OF which arc aimed at "maleta"tors"
who. according 20 Oles ere per!ls 20 90
ciety. Tho seventh expresses his Ge-
pcadencc On the women OF Ohio FOR
council and assistance. both before and
after his election 70 the covernorShip
Ia Ole'S political Lexicon "ualetact-
or" include gamblers. large an 4
small. political bosses. hootlcsScrs
prnfteArs immoral women and wage
u2por;uniSts. both employers and en-
p,OyeS.
Throughout tI~ lay Ol~s was greeted
a Governor b. persons who urged
him /" make the rac"
Ol"S figures ,ha; "i:.r IAN ,oss about
lOn. Gao na.oEa";ors o, ~" kird mon
toned without ios:n% an 2"puiat!on
worth WORRYING about.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-22
IRISH PROTEST
AGAINST ARMY
Reign of Militarism in Erin
Brings Resentment -
ScoredBy Lord Mayor.

Dublin. April 2l.---(By the Associat-
ed Press Lord Mayor O'Neill. at to-
days meeting OF tho corporation. Sc
cured the unanimous adoption Of a
resolution endorsing the manifesto OF
the labor party and the trades union
congress. issued last night. calling for
one days strike and demanding &C
ton by the Dali Eireann The resolu-
ton directs that all civic offices be
closed on the day of the strike. except
such as are absolutely necessary.
Appealing to the people to draw the
teeth of the military" the lord mayor
described how the people in Dublin
nightly were compelled to leave their
beds and crouch on floors and hall
ways in fear OF stray bullets, and con-
tinued:
II neither know nor care who Is ac-
countable. but such scenes would draw
tears from stones. What. in the name
up the army that we got rid Of, the
British army? Why not get rid also
OF the Irish army? We can dispense
with them.
Send these young men Of both ar
mics home: let them do decent days
work before they become demoralized
Clear these DULLES Of the night out Of
the city employ--the money they cost
would build houses.
Il have sufficient coufG nee in the
citizens that we would then have
peace. Let the militaristS take heed.
They may override individuals but they
cannot override The will OF the people
who intend 70 crush them. and which
will prevail"
The Irish teachers conference has
also adopted a resolution in favor OF
joining the ono day strike.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-22
BRIDGE OPENED
Spans the Ohio River at Ironton. Con-
Meeting Ohio aud Kentucky

Ir,u:n:. Ohio. Ap-i! 2i.-Ohio and
Kentucky joined hands h""" today. us.n &
-" ncw Tron,oa-Russcll bridge AS the
cu,su"vj!nH Ink.
formal exercises preceded ~" throw
,uS open OF the bridge 70 traffic which
connects Ironton with Russell. today.
finished n . cos: Of $500. G0o. Funds for
IN" bridge w"r" secured by tho sale OF
stock taken entirely b. the residents
oc Irun,on and this vicinity. The bridge
IS $50 feet long.
STATE officials present included Gov
c~anrs par!s. n: Ohio. Edwin T. Nor
row. 81 Kentucky. and L. +. Morgan. OF
N".,. Virginia.
Twcnty-tour hundred and thirty-rour
persons hold stock IN the hride. com
r:>ny. which - managed by fifteen d.
rcc;ors.
A celebration banquet was held TO-
night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-22
DEMPSEY WILL
BOX IN LONDON

London A1r:I "I--rRy ;he Associated
Y'rcJil--Jack Dempsey With JACK
Kearns. his manager and Teddy Hayes.
his trainer. and ,wo the members q
us PARTY WI leave tomorrow morn
ing for Uaris - begin tour o. tie
continent wh.rh will last about fort
night.
HAYES declared ,ontgA; :hac wIea
Dempsey returns u London. which cor
er:a/..y W. Do Before the Car?"7,:"r-
Lewis ecl. OF MAJ -. ne p- baby ~ =;
give ~ exhibition. though n" Opponent
Vas ben selected or other arrange
mn -roGH
A';4- = .ew d.: = S..y u Paris the
.--:y a." 20 - Hs7"N. N:ernI and
S;a;- - 80" @.v.i~. TryeS e!nrila-
e.z*a ne" 49, =" exhibitions hrltS ~"
Sc programs.
Ie-roea.. .rGa.- ", .c". -...S' &C. I>"-I
Nr-tAr.!jC~ i; d.r7H- - his -"s:dear"
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MY marriage Is complete success.
l to just rs please. My wife does as
she pl"a$cs."
"Ah. It must be wonderful TO live
happily together"
-"Oh-well--you see. We haven t
lived together for five years. Legion
Weekly.
''Saces tell us that the best way TO
ENt the most out OF life Is TO fall in
love with great proplcm or bcaut:-
fnl woman
Why not choose tho latter and get
both"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-22

FIVE hundred British WoHe1 arc
now preparing themselves for medical
careers in the London School Of Med.
cine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-22
BIG OPIUM HAUL
MAsfed Men Hold Up Wholesale Drug
gtBts' Truck, and Got $4,000
Lot of tho Drug
New York. April cl-Masked men IA

New York, April cI--Masked men late
tpIay held up a wholesale druggists
trIrk IN tie WiliisturE section OF
E:Do,Iyn. took from il IN opium ship
mHnt valued at $4,000, placed tho
driver in 4 taHicab, carried him to Long
Island City. and threw him Into the
street.
',harlrs F:azzi. the driver. told police
thH-r were 1--WE robbers IN the party and
that all We're Americans. -Four Of them
accompanied him In the cab. no added.
am! the other took charge OF the truck.
The opium. IN ten ca SOS wSs being
taken - the brooklyn warehouse OF
M''kc@Snn & Robbins. wholesale drug
gISts
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\ lSc"tchu!an wus dyin;; in Il London
hospital. The doctor asked him II he
thought anything would de him good
Yes" said the Scot. Il should Ire 10
hear the hacpipcs ono" again"
Tho bagppes We're played 10 him for
half an hour. n" recovered. But al
the other patients died.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-22
Back Hurt?

When the kidneys do no, properly dc
their work or purify the bl6od stream.
waste products and poisonous acids re.
main in the system and cause bsekache.
rheumatic pains, lumbaSo. sore mus
cles. swollen joints. stiffness, lame
back and similar symptoms.
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procesSor-The fellow Knocked ne
down took my purse. my new watch.
and al the radium had in the world.
observation-disclosures, Did you have "a
dunn?
Professor-Yes: on the hands OF my
watch.
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F6leyNdney

regulate and restore the healthy, normal
action Of kidneys and bladder. bringing
clean blood and better health, with free
dom from aches and pains.
J. Gsorle Hu5sin,. Bennington. vi. writes:
Last fall ] was attacked with lumb,eo and
suffered untold ssony had . severe pam
seross my back and at tim = could not dress or
undress myself. | was advised to take Foley
Kidney Pills for my trouble. After takind them
~ lev days the pain in my back lett mo end
nm ~ hsd any lumbssU since that tins, al.
tAssGh that was months ago. ] recommend
Foley RiIasy Pills to all whs have lumb,so."
SOLD EVERYWHERE
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-12-21

." VEIL us a story. Uncle Peter"
said the children. as they
/ 'I'illned over their kindly relative one
lFlsthas eve. "A story =" reueated
OneIe refer. affecting surprise but
"illihs 10 draw upon his lneNhaustible
at"cA well. have you ever heard of
h'lr SANTA CLAUSE "Oh, Won mean
heie Santa Claus, exclaimed lack.
no. l don't said Uncle Peter. "I
mean the old man with the plug hat.
ne due swullowtail coat. the striped
nrteches; the old man with eyes like
stars and Il smile that never comes Off
excepting when somebody is treading
on somebody else: the old man with
me striped flag, whose headquarters
> UP IN Alaska; the biggest Santa
Claus there is" AN right. then &"
answered the children. tell US about
him"
Well" said Uncle Peter. he has
Ills hands full Just now and is doing
all he can To iii the hands of others
Inc air is 50 noisy with wireless cries
ana clamorS, there are 50 many hands
reaching out over the seas. that he is
almost distracted Ever since he got
back from the great var he has
been repairing its damage and renew
ing the prosperity that II spoiled And
long before that he was in the Christ
mas business. He surprised China by
refusing Ia accept the great sum OF
the Boxer indemnity lie let the Gu
bans have Cuba when he had made
then free. and many thought that he
mad right Ia take that fair island
for himself He Is working hard at
his task of making America truly
american, sober, Industrious. en-
lightened. prosperous, happy, Christ
masy nation.
I'm glad I'm one of his American
children said Agnes, when Uncle
Peter had concluded: with which SEN
timent all the rest agreed.
A little cloud Of doubt had arisen
on the Christmas sky. however, as
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Cleaning and pressing.-aquino.
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scandinavia's Forest Oowry.

About 59,OOO,OO0 acres. or about 50
per cent of the soil of Sweden, is
covered with forests. For each 100
OF the inhabitants Sweden has 966
acres of forest, which is the greatest
proportion in Europe. next to Finland.
Great Britain and Ireland have only
II acres per 100 inhabitants. OF the
cereals, wheat is chiefly grown In the
central and southern parts Of the cOun-
try; rye farther HOEth, but i'm the most
nertherly parts barley is the staple
grain.
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a 1idU OHCg NRiiSo.
Uncle Peter had spoken OF Uncle
Samta's lavishness in far countries.
Edith voiced II when she wanted to
know II Il would be of any use for
them TO expect anything that Christ
mas, whether or not they were to hang
up their stockings. You'll put your
foot in IL If you do" said George. mo.
she won't" said Uncle Peter; Il have
had a special delivery letter from
Uncle Santa, saying that he has had
his eye on this house for the last
twelvemonth, and that.this Will be one
of his stopping places because from II
so much OF service for others has been
going out. He says that you are his
gardeners. and that you have planted
SO many seeds of kindness that lot
OF beautiful things will be. sure to
come up. That is always the way, he
says; In fact, it is the way In which
he got rich himself"
This was a very pleasant assurance
for the children. n made them think
OF a happy mistake that ore OF them
had made when they were having war
Mr.. Rose had been appointed by the
mayor as inspector Of gardens for the
whole place. and one day Betty point
ed him out to a friend with whom she
was walking. There goes Mr.. Rose, "
she said; hes an expecter OF gar
dens 7"
When the children had been re-
minded OF Mr. Rose they also remem-
bered what Betty had done at their
last Christmas party: stalking heavily
and pompously down the room. she
had said: I'm Mr.. Atlas, who holds
up the world" So one of them stood
| on tiptoe. threw back her head and
threw out her arms and said: I'm
Uncle Santa Claus, who holds up the
world" well done" cried Uncle
Peter; that's just iti'
There wasn't any disappointment In
the house the next morning. Did you
get all that you wantedT asked
Uncle Peter. "Yes." said Mary
Were you at all disappointedT
NO" said Mary. When Mary said
Goodness" her mother said. You
shouldn't say goodness Mary" ezra
| ciousW said Mary. But Mary was tos
| excited TO have a care for her ex
pressions. In describing the situation
afterwards she said: 81 was In a per
feet stupor of excitement"
| Uncle Peter had present. too
| After all the rest had been made
happy Agnes brought out a parcel
and when Uncle Peter opened Ii there
were too big books that told owe
again the story of all that Americ'
had stood for and accomplished. Thi
made him very glad indeed. and n
! asked them TO write his name on tn
fly leaf and to say that il was from
his Young Americans. Then tn
Christmas party ended with vers
of our national anthem, heartily sun
and followed by all the other verses
with hurrah for Uncle Sam instea
of an amen.
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To Stop a Cough Quick 9

take HAYES HEALING HONEY, a
cough medicine which stops the cough by
healing the infiamed and irritated tissues.
A box of GROVES O-PEN-TRATE
SALVE for Chest Colds. Head Colds and
Group is enclosed with every bottle Of
HAYES HEALING HONEY. The salvc
should be rubbed on the chest and throat
of children suffering from Cold or Group.
The healing effect of Hayes Healing Honey in
side the throat combined with the healing effect OF
Groves OPen-Trate Salve through the pores Of
the skin soon stops a cough. o.
Both remedies packed in one carton and the
cost Of the combined treatment is 35c-
Just ask your druggist for HAYES
HEALING HONEY.
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If SICK, BILIOUS!
START YOUR LIVER
Don Take Caome "DodSons Liver Tone Acts Better and
Doesn't Gripe, Salivate or Make You Slck-Dont
Lose a Days Work-Read Guarantee

tongue; il breath is bad or stomach
sour. just try a spoonful OF harmless
Dodson's Liver Tone tonight.
Here's my guarantee-GO to any
drug store and get bottle of Dodson' 5
Liver Tone for few cents. Take a
spoonful and If il doesn't straighten
you right up and make you feel fine and
vigorous want you TO go back to the
store and get your money Dodson's
Liver Tone is destroying the sale OF
caIomel because it is a real liver medi-
cine: entirely vegetable. therefore il
cannot salivate or make you sick.
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CITY TAX NOTICE

A \ Handy. Tax Collector for
the City of uici,man.in County oil III
tom state Of Kentucky. or one OF NY
deputies viii on Monday the stu daI
of January. 1929, between the hours 81
and p u. same being regular eol,h
ty Court day. offer Tor sale al the
court house door iu Hickman Tor ue
liupueut taxes for the years oi l'-o
and 1921 the following property
The name of person 10 whom assessor
location of property ana amount "i
taxes and penalty due is AZ follows;
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Ughi Calomel makes you sick. It's
horrlble Take dose Of the dangerous
drug tonight and tomorrow you may
lose a days work.
Calomel is mercury or quicksilver
which causes necrosis of the bones
CaIomel. whom it, comes into contact
with sour bile. crashes into IL. breaking
a. mn This is when you feel that aw-
ful nausea and eramping. III you are
sluggish and all knocked out, II your
liver Is torpid and bowels constipated;
or YOU have headache, dizziness, coated
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while horses are not quite holding thei.
own.
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Keeping Ships AfIoat.

Keeping ships from sinking is the
ambition of &. ). Henslee of Chatta-
noeyl. Tenn. who has invented
device consisting of "a string of cone
shaped cups. In case of collision one
OF these cups would he drawn in.o
the hole in the hull AMI form water
tight cap over the aperture.