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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1922-01-26

As a result of an investigation con-
Quoted at DeSmet by the Deputy State
Fire Marshall, l.. f. Mulvey, has been
placed under arrest on a charge of de-
.frauding an insurance company. The
charge grows out of a fire which dam
aged the Coy Theater in June, and is
based on the assumption that Mulvey,
the proprietor, was responsible.
Albert Newland, head of a gang of
poultry thieves operating in and
around Huron, was found guilty Of
grand larceny. The jury was out %
hours, n man holding out for q
hours in hopes of changing the verdict
TO one Of petty larceny. 9
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1922-01-26

The University of South Dakota at
VermilIion, is making plans for add
ing a course in accounting, for next
year. The course will prepare students
TO take the state examinations quail
flying for the title of Certified Public
Accountant.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1922-01-26

With full recognition as an integral
part Of the Huron Commercial Club,
the Huron Woman's Civic League was
formulated last week.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1922-01-26
NEWS ITEMS OF THE STATE

A hen belonging to a FIT. Lookout
rancher has miscalculated the seasons
and has Matched out a brood of ten
chickens, all thriving.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1922-01-26

In the Circuit Court OF the Sixth
Judicial Circuit of the State of South
Dakota in and for the county of Hand.
Bayard E. Beach, Plaintiff,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-11
SISTERSVILLE

s:s'e-s,+!;e. April ~ DR. n Nor
ford re this CITY accompanied ~ his
hrn' nor. Dr. Ralph Mnrford - Sren-
cor. and Dr. Ray Morford Of Grants
''t!e ley Mordav 10 attend the rN"et-
n'c ri u" Dental ASSOCIATION IN Far
~ NJ
Mrs. .ln--, VOLTA and little dauSh-
rAr have gone - Bremen. y. for a ISL
= , weoA with Mrs. Wolfe s s,ste-.
Mrs. 4 r ru"rr.
Ms " ; l,tAc- has returned FROM
fe~ davS ,lSIt With relatives IN
Wheeling and Brliairc.
Ms : NJ HanrS l"d daurhters. Mrs
|. l. Peterson ard MISS Grace ESanes
sI%nr Monday N Wheeling.
Mrs r. t. G;allShu- has gone to
Srcnctr. where she wtll be the e7IeSt
.or north o. SIX Tatks ~ r"lottvee
The Misses Vrr-tr and Ross,t Ever"
90 - Marv$ we're ne guests of their
ra-rNts. NJ and Mrs. T. 4. Everl>
SUNDAY.
~. Ma,t. Tr1rse + =. ras in
p,rkHrshu~s S"rda- - attend meet
in= ~ to Wcst virginia Chropractc
society
Mrs " T Mckee and daughter
Helen have returre I'd tr-rr Somerset, q .
rhnre thev rerA guests ovn- the week
md ~ Miss Anna McKee, a teacher -
the Somerset high school.
Ms. jennings Harper has retrrned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-11

uher vounr man tock Up farming az
A, o-cupat,on. He married Miss Minnie
stem NJ Wheeling who survives WILD
rour children. Ada james, thartes ana
frank. all At homo. He IS also sur
,I,ed h. two brothers. cN-Sheriff w A
Husrrcft and tNauucc~ Huscroft OF
orange cal. and one sister Mrs. + T.
McCausien Of THIS city He was MEM
Der Of s, Johns Lutheran church.
Ncrs. wintfred Conner.
Mrs Ninifred Connor. wife Of Martin
ro,nor. died at her home N MinEo Sun
dav, following 4 long illness. He was
q dauShtc- ~ tho late Mr. and Mrs
Patrick Quinn. She - survived b. her
husband and several brothers and
scis,ars. including Mrs. Frank Stedetord
OF Be!la!re
Injuries Are Fatal.
Charles Pletss. aged A years VINO
sustained fractured skull while at
work at the Carnegie Steel plant at
Mrneo several weeks ago. died at the
Ohio Valley hospital hero today. never
recaIninE consciousness. He was
native ~ Steuhenvtlle and for a mum
bar OF wars previous to entering the
employ Of the mill company conducted
a grocery and later a confectionery at
Mireo Junction. He - survived hy his
Wife and three children At Mineo Mr..
pleiss sustained his injuries when a
heavy. rtecA q steel being moved by
cable swung ard struck HIM on the side
OF TIE bead.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-11
GAINESVILLE

About tvrntv members - th- Tuea-
dav music club viii attend the concert
81 Cambridge TUESDAY evening given nv
Tire Cincirnatt SYMPHONY orchestra At
the Colonial theatre
] " Foulke If the Davis Crea-er-
CO. Of Newark Ohio was 4. visitor IN
town over Sunday
Howard Morris ard Louie F'nlsr Of
Wheeling we're visitors N town Monday.
F. e Stewart and vie nn'or"d -
Columbus Ohio SUNDAY - visit relatives
They r.-o acronranled home hy Their
daughters Katharine and isabel. Tho
have been snpnding The week there.
y + Ke'r,s will spend A Few days at
ro'urrhus. on business.
Mrs /, VI Carter will spend Tuesday
a. Wheeling on business
Misses Marjorie and Mildred Rardeety
Of 81. |lairsvi1le. Ohio visited friends
here over Sunday.
Mrs ( " Below and daughter Ttr-
rir'a srcn' Mcndav n town shopping
Miss Mary L'ppirco't of Washington
y. e. erent Sunday with friends here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-11
JUST DRAGGED
So WEAKENED
Florida Lady Was in Miserable
Condition, But Says She
Found Cardui Helpful
and Got Well.

n,oun.s,cw0. Fla.~-In explaining how
she found Csrdur 50 helpful during
change O, nt~ Mrs. Ella u. Bailey. Of
this place, said
"I became so weakened It was an
effort for me- 70 get around. knew
what was the matter. but Felt AXE
couldn't give up
I Jus. dragged and I certainly was
nervous wss SO restless l could not
SIT down lonE--ye, so weak | couldn't
&c, about II IS a most miserable and
such A helpless feeling.
L would 50, depressed and out OF
heart
~ BEGAN 70 feel after a while. there
was NO use 10 Try 20 get well. This IS
all wrong, for II makes a person
worse
Il had heard % Ca-du,. and though.
=, m,Eht strengthen re A re!ghbor
h7d used !. uith good results
rcoA ons bottle iof La-duil. then
saw ! wasn't so nervous 80 ! kept T.
up
"r;raduarr~ the nervousness lett re
I heEan - ca, and slsep better. Was
soon vel and al night
C,ardu! did wonders for re. ard ]
certainly 10 recommend ~
Thousands cf other Tor7e1 have
r-rter. 70 tel NJ the b~n"ftc,a! results
chained ~ taxing Cardui. and 10 re-
commend = u Others.
I.ardui has STOOD 'hA 'sst ~ .~te-s
~. use. fo- wore than forty years "
mr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-11

short service lasting tTerf'
minutes Uas held AZ tho FIRST Christian
church on Mondar. heE,nnirC promptly
az - o'clock noon These services viii
be continued Throughout the week and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-11
,. WELLSBURG
Welsbug- Votes Today
100000 Bond Issue

we,!secrs, IT. Va. ART! io.-"sMs-
burg VII hold a city election Tomorrow
ard as tAe day app-oa ches interest re
comes, more acute and seems t. cGHteg
Issue for improved street paving. The
various methods applied during the past
week by those advocating the adoption
OF the bond issue have converted quit" a
few people in its favor. bur whether
sufficient number have eeen converter
10 win the day IS doubtful. Substantial,
arguments are heing used by both those
Who favor IL. and those who oppose y.
and II the issue is adopted al al. its ma
jortty v!ll be very small
Bethany Opens wednesday.
The opening Gun or the local ease5aii
Then Bethany college vilI play its mi
tal game. having As their opponents.
the. team representing Manhattan CO.
| lege. O. New York. wells or Randolph
anv's opener. which is expected TO draw
\ large crowd 81 fans from the UPPER
section Of the valley and Coach Ea ter
dav IS taking no chances OF getting
this wear for biz hcnors. in the colleE,g
world and on past performances. will
prove a pooerful drawing card IN any
town or city. In Wells and Randolph.
atfi1 their signatures to a contract with
y u, snor a. any uns. They have
both been dlckered for oy Dig League
scouts and have refused ~ discuss their
departure from college until the connlH-
!ton OF their education. Not alone IL
the pitching department does rc'h'"'
look unusually, strong. but AL other
branches are being StrenA rhtns.l Oh.
EasterdAy is wearing Sl=niftCAnn
smile these DAYS. Daily workouts are
being held IN the college field and Man
hattSn viii have a difficult time N dis
posing Of the Green and White.
Birthday Purity.
Miss Betty AgrcT. daughter q NJ.
and Mrs. George Agnew. Jr., was hos
tess 10 number Of her little friends
recently rhen she entertained IN honor
Of her 4th birthday. Quite pleasant
time was enjoyed and the hostess re-
ceived several nice presents Including
A cake containing FOUR lighted candies
Delicious refreshments we're served at
an appropriate hour.
Hoonday Service.
short service lasting treTf'
minutes Uas held a. tho First Christian
church on Monday. beginning Tron0ilr
at - o'clock noon These services will
be continued throughout the week and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-11

On Surda, April 9'N, al - o.
Miss Ta,'o- has beer A nfr lorG resident
- this city A. the tine ~ her d~hh
she VAS ~ hcr s5th year Funeral ser
ICES vii re held al her home -
Twelfth St-e-' n; J ~. TueSda'; Nev
VII have charra One sittrr. MIS- ETA,
Taylor. Is lcf, - mourn 49, loss.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-11

c-a-t.o. ". Kirk and Margaret Kirk
Tract OF land IN Flushing TOWNSHIP
Consideration 81 %.
John D Long and Alice Ions 10
Emmett Corbett and Fern Coroett Tract
Of land In Putney Township. Consider
alton $1,000.
James Krotkv. Sr. and Kate krotky
10 James Rerda and Anna Benda. Tract
OF land IN Richland Township Consld-
Grafton $500.
Mary Irwin Young 70 Clarence Il
vervohlt and \ Letha Ne-wohlt. Tra"t
81 land IN St ClairsvtLle. Consideration
800
Albert D-aerael and Marv pzaeEael
- Stanley check and Mary Check. Tract
II land n wheeling Township. Con-
sideration 100000
Quit Claim Deeds.
n Cochran 70 3. E. Northru7. l-aet
Of coal IN Union Township Coas!dera-
uon tloon.
W Cochran 20 r p No-thrup Tract
Of land IN Union township. Cons!dera-
ton S1n.nn.
W Cochran TO r. Northrup. u
divided one-third interest N tract ot
ooal IL Union Township. Consideration
$1,000.
Church Pnir
A church fair ulll be glen ~ the
Ter,bers 81 thA local Methodist church
~ Thursday ard Friday evenings OF
this week N tho church narlorS The
affair = heirs looked forward to W''h
much interest and a large number are
expected - attend both evenings.
Tuesday Wight Cub.
The Tuesday Nigh club VIII r'et'
mis- evening at the home Of Mrs Mary
Eoxe or Marietta street. An interest
INK program has b"Nn arranged and
dainty refreshments will be served hv
he hostess.
81. C5Rt-svtl1e Briefs
A,c--cv G. I, R.'' ~ Eell7,i-- was a
business caller hA-A YESTERDAY
Mss Gertrude Lunch let, SATURDAY.
to- Pittsburgh. where she VII! sp~nd
sore urre 1,,h friends
Squire Simpson 81 Sartcn. was n
town on business yesterda'-
Mrs y. c. Hardesty ~ East Main
street left yesterday for Hartford r'tv.
q her daughte-. Mrs. Harry ra-ker OF
thar place.
DR.. Allison - Fatarci7t. vas .eYe'-
ness visitor IN Stn C!atrsv!!le, yesfer-
day
~ te~r on business YES ,"rda".
Yrs VT waller - Eas: Main s.~ert
viii close he- boarding house OF Sa'Hr-
dav evening CO this waek due :" tAH
fact that size must vacate her present
location
Count Aud.,o- Arch r F0r!e has
received a number ~ packages ~ "eSe-
table seeds tro-, Hon Frank Murphy.
which Re IS distributing - hose VIC
call AZ his Office for tire Same
Arthur Becknnan ~ Bel1A!-A, was .
business caller here yesterda~.
County Commissioners Earedo-H
Sand-ock and Kelsev VII leave this
morning fer Columbus, Uhe-e they NIL
confer With State HIGHWAY Commission
e. concerning state aid roads II Belmont
county.
Atorre~ g = r!r-bt-,rEe - pe''a'-e
IN. a ers.ress v.Eto- - 81. clA.-sv,!!c,
yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-11

- her home a. Akron o.. after spend
me several w"ekS here. Mrs Earpe!
was called - tbs ct IN account ~
the ~ritlca' illness oF her mother. Mrs.
Ellis Dale. VII" - now much lmPror-
81 N heaIth
c. A. Young. vlce-rresldent ~ the
L,ucev Manufacturing company ot Chat
tarOGca Tenn has returned after
business visit 10 this city.
Supt F. r Marston Of the Sisters
v,ue schools ha= returned from Far.
ker shurc. where he attended A meeting
~ Superintendents OF city schools or
the state.
W E Hoffman. manager ~ the Far
amount theatre. will leave Tuesday for
Park~rshurg II attend the meeting or
the West Virginia branch Of Moving
Picture Theatre Owners which Tili
he held IN that city beginning Tuesday.
A contract was recently closed where
h-- the Lucev Manufacturing corpora
ton Of Chattanooga. Tenn; Till man
ufacture wire line triiltnS clann,
known AZ the r & r clamp. and IT.
vented by two SistArSville men. T. w.
Bell and T {. Rodgers. The clamp
will be used in he production OF oil
both AT home and abroad.
Mrs Herbert Fischer and children.
Sarlbert and Miriam. have return ? 1
home after a visit Of week With Mr
FISCHER They are resldents IF Can
ton o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-11

evening for ar extended trip - Allan
t.c City. \ J , r.
Elwcod .-ha-noch. Of T'ttsturEN' a !
spent Sunday With his parents NJ. anu
Mrs. John CharnNck. of Main street
Ray G. SIa'ler. o. the Wel.SnurE h;tT
school who has been IL for &eHcT".
ue.ks re,urred Sundar. ~ his horne A.
Jcyett. o. for a short rest Nj state
uas accompanied home ~ N'sS NJ"
rerbcrtcn. cf South Comme-"c sreett
Henry Rlthner. Sr.. attended ne
neral of a relative IN pittsburgh Ia
Rom 10 NJ and Mrs Ha2let ZOO,
gers. Of Bethany pike. Sunday. AHTA
9TH. a son.
their father Joserh ISln-hood. a. tiic
ohio valley hospital. Wheeling SUNDAY
Mrs John ~ 6ornel' - Whee AnE. VS.
ted Sunday a. the pDonre-! nome Oh
North Charles street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-11
DECLARES He WAS IN !. !:
BELLAIRE ON DAY OF:
GRAFTON ROBBERY

Pittsburgh. Pa. April. 1e-Cha-les
Judd arrested at Bellatre. Ohio IN ose-
nectIon with the robbery Of tia First
National Bank OF Grafton. 4 Suharb,
las January. today told county dstAe-
tlves that ne WAS in Bellaire the day
~ the hcidup. during which 4 bank
cnrloye vas killed.
Judd denied all knowledge Of. the .eh-
berry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-11
To Make Rich
Red Blood.
Revitalize your worn-out ex.
hausted nerves and meroass
your strength and endurance

take Organic Iron: not metallic iron
ganic iron-Nuxated Iron-vhieh is Ike
the iron in your blood and like the iron
in spinach, lentils and apples. One dose
of Euxated Iron is esttmAted' to b ae-
rroXimately equivalent Gin organtes iron
"ontenD to eating one-half euart' .ee
spinach. one quart OF green vegetables
or half dozen apples. II IL like taking
extract Of beef instead Of eating pounds
Of meat. NuIated Iron IS partially. pre-
dirested and ready for almost imme4txtS
absorption and assimilation BY the oIoed
while metallic iron IS iron Just a
comes from the action Of strong Ahtds
on Small pieces Of iron filingt
over 1000. 900 people annually ffs, rs
ing NuIated Iron. 1t will not th3ure the
teeth ror disturb the stomach. ,fe<
doses will often commemorate enrich yoay
blood. Your money will be refunded ~
the manufacturers II you do not Obtain
satisfactory results. -" -. -.
Beware OF substitutes: Always Insist
IN having genuine organic iron-Eut-
ated Iron. Look for the letters ". l.. On
every tablet Sold by all druGEiste.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-11
STEUBENyILLE
Conviction Of Wheeling
Man Reversed in the
Common Pleas Court

s-n,h~,vtnA y Arr'l lo.---Tude" a?
Smith this morning hard eight 'duor
cases coming up or apnN1' from Mayor
N~|N,rourh's court ~ Fichu1o0d ava
-Ayersed Ave Of thorn. holding the 49,
derce t. hc insult cert. THO cases 70
"~-sed vera r Gold"ne, charles a.
rell, Peter I.allch Ard Lrhcrato NJ MAYO
81 tbs CIV ard Marcus lVn"h. ~
N7,An'tnr I'VE latter having h"Hn hnNd
5000 ard cost: t0r selecting o~dr-E t'r
cider IN lNrcN's case the "0V-' hFld
that thr STATE I'D ~nr sh'-V - 'N' ilr''H
~ Tire sale lhc' the G. co. r0N'a'7Ad a
cohol Ths iudcmcNr Nf ~" love- court
n the casey If Tr loren, H'r' FORMERLY
~ wheeling Vincent Caalr ard FAN
t~ohoicrSki 1ho 1e-- fined slhnh ard
costs tcr Illegal s~.cn- vas AFFIRMED.
Reetham To sp>ch.
Ho- Rupt-. Uscthan, sccAke- - ne
Oh,o House ~ Rcr-eeenta.!'ee. and
candidate TO- zov.er-c- - ohio III "a
he guest ~ klran'lNs a T"-N1'H
Tuesday -ven!nr. and ell Ar".n- tive
r-irciral address DELEGATIONS t-'-N
his rity ard Eas, L,verrc,I VII AZ
tecG he meeting
rr-estiaats Pre-.
nCcta' 'nNrst!raron - being ~"a6n
into 4 Fre which ~a-r,. th's rrn~n'-z do
showed barr n't'h al con,c1ts. irclud-
ing horses ard cattle. ~ the Louis
Ge-da farm - the I',c:2:'v - NJ rleas-
ART y - believed >. was se- AfrA. The
haze vas discovered h on~bers ~ nc
"a ida ta~.tlv during the elr'~ rnorn,Hs
hours hut thc Aar,ee ha4 ra'-sd sV~h
hesdwav ,hat :. Tas impossible - sa"e
TIE I've stock Ge-da told authorities
Re was -ot auara ~ a-v enemies
Shooting E&rc-tsd
According 70 information rcce,~ed
here, rue-ds ~ IRE property - ire Har-
non Geek Goa ~orpan". engaged ~
stripping n HARRISON county. dashed
nth a number - rcc who t-iAd ~
reach the conra1vs .hovelr las night
number % shots rcr> exchange bA-
to-e TIE raiders were dri'.- or
we,-tor Mnn F1red-
George ke-aeys nf Wet-.o1 saw az
otHce- coming ~. nav todav y. drop
ped q large nant- box and Hei TIE
Officer gave chase Eerneys ia. car-
'Y-ed and IRE box examined -he o~.ce.
foYnd = contained larr" quaH!.y Of
'hootch Ke-Heys vas Aned sonn and
"os,- by Justice Store tor transporting
liquor.
Prasnh Frsoroft
Fra1k ". Eusc~ott. r-or,!1~rt ra--.n-.
I.ed az his home near Richmond today
aged Sc wears. after a prolonged a.
ness. He was born n this city and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-11
Protect Your Goods and Beautify Your
Home With Wheeling Made ADnines

We have complete and hghgade assortment of the very
est and upohe Minute Patterns and position to make
prompt delivery
"Wheeng Awnings made order from selected fabrics,
have ocktchd reinforced all of strain and
represent hgh-grade workmanship throughout
REMEMBER-lou always get the best from Us whether
YOU want the plain exclusive patterns.
design for every and price within reach of all Call
us up for prices
WHEELING TENT AWNING CO. Phone Wheeling 665.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-06

other New York streets in search OF
the proper gowns because Miss Owen
in her role of Hester Bevins, pOrtrays
wildly extravagant young woman
who holds the purse-strings of mil
lionaire's wealth. The gowns are
worth small fortune.
Hester Bevins is a country girl,
who on going to New York falls in
with a set of men and women who
lead the gayest Of lives. Wheeler, a
Wall Street man, establishes Hester
in gorgeous apartment, furnished
to the queens taste, aod surrounds
her with costly furs and jewels fit
to ransom a king. In order to have
expert guidance in the selection of
her apparel Miss Owen enlisted Mrs.
in the cause of accurate
motion pictures.
Back Pay" is a Fannie Hurst
story, adapted to the screen by Fran
,es Marion. 1t was directed by Frank
3orzage. Besides Miss Owens those
who have important roles are:-Matt
Moore, J. Barney Sherry, Charles
Craig and Ethel Duray. The picture
S released by Paramount.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-06
LEWIS ANSWERS STROEBEL.

To Fred StrOebei.
Taking advantage of my absence
from town you asked me through the
Star-Mirror if l would support a prim-
airy law if elected state senator on
the republican ticket. Answering your
question l take pleasure in advising
you and the voters that I will support
any primary bill that will absolutely
and forever prevent any well-known
socialist, like yourself, from being a
candidate on any party ticket except
that of the party to which he be-
longs.
Question: Is it not fact that you
have been socialist, and have con-
tributed to that party, for the last
fifteen years?
Question: Have you advised the
voters of this fact, and of the fact
that you have not been a democrat for
het last fifteen years?
Question: Have you advised the
voters that every member Of every tax
levying board in the state and county
is now elected by our present direct
primary law, and that a change to
the old primary law would not effect
any tax levying board, but would add
the cost Of the primary election to
our present tax bills?
NJ e. LEWIS.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-06
OFFICE HOURS: 8 A. M. TO 8 P. M.


The doctor in charge is graduate
in medicine and surgery and is icen-
sed by the state of Washington. He
visits professionally the more i'm
portant towns and cities and offers to
all who call on this trip consultation
and examination free, except the ex-
animation fee, except the expense
of treatment when desired.
According to his method Of treat
ment he does not operate for chronic
appendicitis, gall stones, ulcers OF
stomach, tonsils or adenoids.
He has to his credit many wonderful
results in diseases Of the stomach,
liver, bowels, blood, skin, nerves,
heart, kidney, bladder, bed wettinR,
catarrh, weak lung, rheumatism, SCI
atics, leg ulcers and rectal ailments.
II you have been ailing for any
length Of time and do not get any bet
ter, do not fail to call, rs improper
measures rather than disease are
very often the cause OF your long
standing trouble. .a o1.
Remember above date, that exami-
nation on this trip will be free and
that his treatment is different.
Address: 1886 Boston Block, Mime
apolis, Minnesota.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-06
FORMER MOSCOW MAN RUN
DOWN BY AUTOMOBILE

The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. w. Light, will be sorry to learn
that Mr.. Light was accidently killed
last week, by being run down by an
automobile, the driver being an CT
ficer in the marines, who. it is said,
was intoxicated. Mr.. Light lived In
Moscow for several years. He was
a member of the Methodist church
and a great worker in the cause Of
temperance and at one time a teach
err in the MOSCOW schools.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-06
SEENA OWEN WEARS RICH
GOWNS IN PICTURE "BACK PAY"

Seena Owen, who has leading role
in Back Pay" Paramount picture
created by Cosmopolitan Productions
coming to the Kenworthy Theatre, on
Wednesday, selected the magnificent
gowns she wears in this picture with
the aid of Mrs. Elizabeth Lounsberry,
associate editor of " Harper's Bazaar"
Together they toured Fifth Avenue and
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-06
Policeman Weds Motorist
to Stop Her Wild Driving

Cupid rode on the radiator of
Miss Fern Connors' automobile
as she raced down the streets of
Sioux City, Ia, patroled by Carl
Nyberg, motorcycle policeman.
Miss Conner and the officer
eloped recently. The policeman
said his wife drove so recklessly
and he had to stop her so often
that he decided to marry her and
teach her how to drive the car
properly.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-06
Finds Two Pearls in Oysters.

Philadelphia, Pa.-Albert Franks
proprietor Of an oyster house, has re-
their shells, but not until recently did
he find pearl. Then he found two
large ones Estimates as to their value
vary, but it is generally agreed that
Franks could close his establishment,
go to Palm Beach for the winter, and
still call it a profitable season.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-06

creases in turnovers and net profits
Such is the power of truth in adver-
Using.
- "a Ia
1t is really very kind, considerate
and courteous of the recently formed
association of European wine mer-
chants to announce that they will not
invade the good old U. S. A. in force.
For the present they will confine
their efforts to "moral' support of
American vets. And (hisD they are
also preparing some scientific"
facts on the booze question that will
be ready to spring on us in about
a year or less.-Lewiston Banner.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-06
POSTPONED TILL TOMORROW.

Owing to the committee OF three
being puzzled and really could not
decide in time before Star-Mirror went
to press as to who were the winners
in naming of our LIST and End grace
Butter