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The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-07-13
STOP THAT ITCHING.

If you suffer from any form of skin
diseases, such as Itch, Eczema, letter,
Cracked hands, Ringworm, Old Sores,
or Sores on Children, We will sell you
n jar Of Blue Star Remedy on a guar
antee that if YOU are not satisfied
we will refund you your money. 1t
will not stain your Othes.-Cily
Drug Store. (3-J-If)
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-07-13

Cards and letters have been receiy.
ed from the Arcadia party of friends
who are travelling in the west, and all
report a grand trip. We hope the en-,
tire time will be just as pleasant, and
that they will return home much hap.
pier for having gone.
Miss Matte Runge and Miss Mar.
garet Britt have been gone for sew.
eral days to Ft. Worth, Texas, where
they are having a delightful visit.
Miss Runge is the guest Of her fathers
sister, and Miss Margaret is also with
relatives.
Miss Camille Currie has returned
home from Plain Dealing, La, where
she was the guest of Miss Berta Kelly
Miss Currie was the recipient of many
cOurtesies while there. She was the
hOnOree of a delightful swimming
party, as well as other social affairs
Miss Mary Madden returned last
Friday from very pleasant weeks
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Nader
in Shreveport, who accompanied hel
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Madden Of
Homer, were also guests of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Madden and family for the week
end.
Mrs. Stone left last Thursday fo
her home in Louisville, KY, after {
visit Of some length to her father Mr.
R. M. Jones and other relatives her.
Mr., Jones intended accompanying Mrs
Stone on her return to KY, but wa
| not feeling sufficiently we'll to max
the trip, which was deferred unit
later.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Watson, (LOi
SchulD and little son, of Miami, Fla
are guests Of their parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. Schulz and family This is Mrs
Watson's first visit to Louisiana
since her marriage and her friend
are very much pleased to see her. MI
and Mrs. Guidry of Haynesville ar
also guests Of their parents, Mr.. an
Schulz. Y Ml
A wedding Of much interest wa
celebrated last Wednesday evening 9
the home of Rev. H. NJ. Michael, an
Mrs. Michael, when Mr.. Carl Cant
of the Alabama neighborhood an
Miss Novice Byrd, of the Hurricar
community were quietly married, Re
Michael being the celebrant. Quiz
a number of cars Of young friends a
companied the young couple to Il
ministers home, and returned wit
them to their home. Congratulatiol
and best wishes are extended them
Join the Edison Home Service Cit
See Perry Martin at Variety Store fl
particulars
- Mrs. Davis of New Orleans, WI
} spent few days is Arcadia, whe
D her husband, DR.. Davis Is interest'
0 in oil activities, returned to her hon
/. last week. Mrs. Davis is quite prol
inently connected with Club activitl
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Last Sundays attendance at Sunday
school was up to the average not
understanding the special services at
Mt. Moriah, which drew very large
crowd. and was an occasion Of refresh
mpni and elificaton.
DR.. Wynn gave a practical sermon
on words 81 Know Thy Works" He
used as a context the whole of Reveal
atonS chapters | and >. The meSSa@,
TO the seven churches and from his
graphic description of each. anyone
could easily see the condition of his
own church. The music was rendered
! by the young people of Mt. Moriah #
the delight Of all present.
After the conclusion Of the morn
ing sermon the congregation was Serv.
cd to a bounliful repaSt, which more
than maintained the record Of hoSpi
tality Of these people.
| The conference in the afternoon re-
vealed a better financial standing of
the charge than for many years The
salaries of the preacher and presiding
elder hcin@ paid up to date. Under
the leadership Of Mr.. f. f. WilkerSon
the new secretary and treasurer Of the
church it is fully expected to see the
| Arcadia charge take Il decided >tcI
forward.
Miss Lula Reynolds class taught by
Mrs F.. f. WilkerSon in the absence of
the teacher had a lawn party on Mrs
DR.. Ben FerguSonS lawn Tuesday
evening. After a pleasant season of
nmpS Refreshments wprp SprVp1 hV
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LINERS CHOCOLATES-They are
IA. Meme better.
rvx,v,~,c nnu,r nn

LINERS CHOCOLATES-They are
"a None better.
OVENS DRUG co
Nm Mat GlOer is the guest Of rel.
! ,ives in Arcadia.
Mrs. Efie Howell spent Monday in
slrsveport
! Miss Thelma Durrett has returned
ION Galveston, Texas.
N, and Mrs. Ross and daughter.
left Thursday.
Ms. Len 7. LangstOn of Homer has
Aban 1 recent visitor to Arcadia rela.
tivs
II Mig Virgie Williams of Ringgold
sas the weekend guest of Miss Lesta
Beard.
Af. and Mrs. JamisOn have moved
hio the home on the corner opposite
BE compress.
Mrs. L. A. Cathey is visiting he1
| granddaughter, Mrs. Robert Saunders
b Monroe.
Misses Mary Durrette and Armanil
! huphy spent last weekend witt
MatiVes here.
Hi3 Sybil Landers, Of Minden, Il
Re guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. King Muir
n this week.
= II. and Mrs, W. L. Marlborough an(
NH have returned from pleasan
lht to Hickory, Miss, relatives.
LINERS CANDIES-Fresh suppl.
usan N hand. Stands without su
pkiw. Sold at GIVEN'S DRUG CO
MA 7. W. Caskey has just return
Il &itom delightful visit to relative
= Atlanta and Monroe, Georgia.
An Howell had as recent guests
: sisters, Mrs. J. NJ. McCarty an
hlldtsn and Miss Eleanor smithrema
4 Haynesville.
II. and Mrs. Leo Daniel and fan
y pent last Sunday with Mrs. Dal
SO parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Caldwe
AaHt Lebanon.
II. and Mrs. L. G. Cathey and chile
~ Of Monroe, are visiting in tn
zone Of their parents, Mr.. and Mr.
4 = 9. Cathey.
vi line Of Excelsior "NOn.Skit
Mn1as.. They are adjustable. Thu
M ut. They give comfort. Ri
~ u THE BUSY CORNER
HlM Nellie Dulaney will arrive
sae on the 10Th, from .Galvestio
1tzaA Her grandmother, Mrs. I.
Dsaney will accompany her.
Alss Dubois Ferguson Is expect
y aniye at home Thursday, after
enaded visit to Miss Helen Brown
IN orleans. She will stop at Sta
~ earoute, her old home.
~ Hoyt DObbs, and son, Hoyt' j
daughter Margaret, of Annisto
are guests of Mrs. Hardy JAG
Il elhce Bishop DObbs departure
asll.
n - =. A. Madden has had as !
guests, her sisters, Mrs. J.
ae and Mr. White of Roscoe, TIE
4 Ars. I. A. Thurman, Mr.. Thu
d ana daughter, Ethel of Beulal
4 friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. 0.
n greatly sympathize with them a
members Of the family in TIL
4 y anxiety about their mother, NJ
Sho Is critically i'll in Monr'
leared that her condition
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Mrs. r"IIinSWor'h. Mrs. Rru Fer@u
son. Mrs. Baxter Suttulk Mrs. Stewart
Mrs. Harp and Mrs. Henry
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Join the Edison Home service Club
See Perry Martin at Variety Store for
particulars
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Mrs. Davis of New Orleans. who
spent a few days is Arcadia, where
her husband, DR.. Davis is interested
in oil activities, returned to her home
last week. Mrs. Davis is quite prom
inently connected with Club activities
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ppIH''H
'Wrll what'G she cay" Gcruc asked
~ soon a. tn" Eth" glrI Am" In. while
Mrs cummings stopped dishins tn"
stow I" listen.
she >Lys if YOU CAV" your word. and
Mrs Er$cnhurE keeps his and gives You
the Sane YOU will hay" to stay while
But that If the plac. - a better on.
tell him y"u will leave st'"r certain
tim" she staid Two or three months
would - all rlSht."
IF you stay viii Rosenberg give YOU
the f,c doIlars,' Mrs. cummings
askd anxiously. |, would hard now
she had planned 10 use It. to be disap-
pointed.
Hes got to- Gcrtic answered. And
ma. | amt sure that other one Pagan
would tax" Lilly
You cant always hold back FOR
her" Jennie brok" in. 1T amt tair!
YOU are pretticr than she IS and think
YOU dance better. She's more -! lish,
though" she added. Style 10 these
shildren meant Just "s much as 1t ala
10 the children Of ia" Avenues. That
i, was a chap imitation made on df-
ference
"Gcrtic can hc stylish TO" now. Tim
said Il guess I'll" Won't nave 10 give
all she earns Ia US. He was a manly
little fellow. very proud when he earned
:, ,itti" I'm getting so / can h'lp
moro. amt I MAJ
Il don't care 50 awful mu0h amour
being stylish" GCrtie said slowly. q
rather learn things. and have Things
better here. And. ma now YOU can nave
y new dress to 60 10 Church. some way
Grrtic couldn't feel any enthusiasm Tor
herself II only that letter from ms
manager Of tho Olympic had been from
Tom, Rut she tried 70 enter INTO tho
spirit ~ the family. Ma was 80 PLEASED
poor ma She had had hard t'ne
always.
Rosenberg Stormed. he used every
argument ne could think OF to conpe'
C;srtIc TO sign 4 contract. but IN VAIN
Grrti, was like all people OF niue euu-
cation-once make them atra'o OF "
naper. fearful Of signing their NAME
and they arc almost Impossible 70 co"'
vince.
Finally he had 70 be content
you'll stay three months
Yes"
"r'u find some way to Keep heT' ne
said that night as he note" now
Young fellows. and older ones a'so, "c,o
interested and amused while Gert'e
danced She often refused numerous
mutations to sit at tables with them'
hu, without, making them less frieno'S'
chs was drawing Card--and tAat
moan, money for Rosenberg.
Tomorrow-Thr Postman Leaves
Package
Nfatthew Adams,
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Four Dancing Feet
GERTIE's VALUE INCREASES
By JANE PHELPS

chapter N.
Eosenhurs was furious when "er''e
told him 1T r'aSaH otter.
'pir,y yri>hnan. ~n"own h,oIn"
then ,r!:n' "a steal n, girls ne
rrouIcd ~ ha''d h, offer YOU to play
mc such a trick"
"rfyc dollars month morHn YOU
rsv. Mr.. C"s,>nhuIG. Nn'l Ne nee '',-
.nnr.v" Mrs. cummings had figured
NJ, such ar enormous inrrcaS" """'a
Nm 70 them all. Perhaps httie "''-
a. ,,.,,c tn live. or another room wA":t
,bs,. vrr.. and more thing for th|m
an in the way Of WEARING apparel
RoscnburS muttsred an oath. rive
dollars Tint was more than ne oar-
-air,d for Fut as Gcrtie had w
,r.,,scd I'm value in FaEan'S eyes o,-
rauso he wanted her. so sh" no" IN
creased in RoScnhurc's eyes he'a's'
Foran thought her worth what ne haa
offered. s >.
..y,u r>momher YOU promised Z"
stav n gave YOU III" same ne sa'u
,rtcr n while. "Wiu you sign con-
tract " do
Il TN ,ci you know" Gert'' was
~, sure of her own Judgment. Sh"
would have Ienni" explain the new 81,
nation. and gain ask her teacher az
picc. or.
roserhurS-angry s"orr'
but finally had to rest content VIZ"
r:ertie's promise to tell him the next
ON her way home sh" told Lilly.
49, corr. What YOU don ram2'n
,hcmc amt seen no managers run
,,,. ar,cr nr. and dane" most "a
GOOD as vnu. LAY. cert. II -" goes
N the Olympic. can't YOU SNi NE I"
TOO"
"rf 60 III ,rv. Lilly" ,..,..,
...y,-,,,, oils nr E,tcly' NrFhoaE q
think :, warn, nothing :" git MANAGERS
.,,,rir. after YOU Fuly E'c. " II
,.,, NC I'd ~. lightjn' M I'D Fro&d'
= .,,, with, nv hollerin'. You's must oe
,,.-rir. ahout scmNthin'. Il amt ihat
<.,,.- Tom. is Il" FcrEit him. "Hrt
,o,d Won he didn'i mean anNtain
..r.,, not worrinE-mu"h. 'erte
-rsr,rod Not oven :" Lilly could she
,.r, about Tom. her disappointment
~, he had not written.
...,,, :, OF c,rt' There's los ~
r,loyys within TO d.; w TO- rir' IKE
vor He didn't never do morning Tor
Won =. could see only f"Sd your
ca"~ ,
That he had fed Gert'eS htt.e
-...r,cd soul 81 nc sam" time. l."ly
,..c,,rI no; hav" un6erst""a' even
c.nr,ic dill ro; alrhoush Sh" knH" 'hdt
.,,,,,n way ,nr,a", with him had made
want 10 no different.
So Cummings and E"r'i" "ai'eH
,p,r,tierilr for JENNIE to com" nom
from, school the nrNt day she mad
; promised to ak the teacher Tor h'7
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M(Ihree;Mlnute lalesM}.
49, ByAd Schuster o-4s&aaAl
THE CALL OF THE SEA
By,Ad Schuster

their rulurltc spots and of my stcrlouS
small boats which Nn"akHd "u! ." tn"
thrcc-iNhilc limit 20 rick m casks
thrown overheard by vessels from \
damp and not distant canada. h" went
home. Th" world must look large H.
decided even ns Lack London had
thought on 'hc sam" waterfront. +"
th"s. who shoe 10 sea in little pump
kin-Seeds.
Next day Rodney interviewed the
captain Of the John and Winthrop and
met a solemn lack Of response.
Better see the owner" said the skip
per turning on his heel. The owner
sent him back 20 tho captain. but Rod.
ncy was not TO hr discouraged.
"Wcn." said the captain finally. If
YOU ar. going along with me- you'd hot
ter take a look over N" ship. only
don't" ~. added imprcs siNcly. call It
boat"
Rcluw decks and AZ, tho captain ed
Rodney. who strained his eyes to Sc"
through tho gloom. Here Is where
tho crews quarters arc" the captain
nrnnuuccd rausing to let tho seen"
carry irs own emphasis. 'Thos"
charred 'imh"rs are a roll" "f FIRE
IN North" The skipper pum"d on a
pipe.
W" were stuck ia m ice field m
.Garr Smith and Tho ""n heard from a
native that thor" had h'cn gold strike.
All they had q" do. hey hiGded them
selves. was "a 50 ashore "ud pick Il up.
I didn't dare lot lhcn lrav" the ship"
Again the Skipper puncd rn"di'ativ"ly
while Eodnc, looked wiid-Cycd a. the
fO-CaStlc aCComm"da ions.
"Onr day they sot fire t. tho ship.
,,in,ripr mako their NTnN across inc
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lie. no man who has felt the call "
the sea make light Of the imruls" ihat
led Rodney Whit" to ann"un"" I" ms
startled family that he was going Il"
break away from office and golf. Tor
a month Of adventure on the Facihc'
since I was lad" Rodney said
firmly 81 have wanted TO ship IN one
of those sailing vessels that put ih'"
the estuary. and | have never hecn ahie
10 do II. have walked along the front
sending my Imagination or voyages 'ha'
my body could not take and row thhl
there Is nothing TO prevent | am going
TO satisfy the greatest longing or II!
lite"
You are going 70 ship as common
sailor" Mrs. whittle gaSped when. at
last. she realized that her husband was
serious
Moo" answered Rodney. "honGh
Nigh, pitch in before | get back
am going to fix It w with the skipper
10 take me along. I'll go on a wha'er
as a sort OF passenger
That night Rodney walked down me
estuary as was his habit. Red lights
and yellow made tall reflections IN the
water and tho sticks OF bark cut
black streaks in a sky made gray III
the city's illumination. TIL" lines OF
comfortable hulls. snuggled clos" TO
wharves. were blurred In the shadows
The whaling bark. John and Winthrop.
ne knew was there.
\ small launch pCp-popr"d M The
stream ginning like q moncH-bug under
the lights Of the bridge and h" Won
dnrcd where II was going. Why should
little boats put out ~ night Win
stories OF fishermen arriving early in
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J Arc yuu "ruc.'
"wh., al outrageous GusSii"". YOU
will answer me 1T once | "H"i!" nope
not"
I should hope no.. too. and yet at"
afraid | am sometimes And l r''H~
TO believe that | am s"t apart iro" ui3
kind by this trait. because ! nave '''
often noticed the inSttnc, In other POI
Mo who were for the mos; par; per
tect,y good people
I, is strange. bu; l do really th'nE
l., is true, tina; there ~ streak OF
cruelty, Of the desire !" hurt Tor '"e
sake OF hurting that comes 10 the sur
face at rnorurrts in nc best OF US.
Blow or steam
We arc cxaxperatod ny some piece ~
an luck: ~ are made inpatient ~
some Irritating delay: We arc hreh an"
reryouS, and what is or instructive
nn,hod of rcli~f" To say something
charm and uuiN1l. preferably 10 the peo-
mic we care the most f"~.
A Sometimes Ne explain ourselves ~
ourselves ny SAYING that y" are crl'-
n, zipx taem for their own good or 'h7'
,rs didn't realize mat y" "ou'd hhr'
,relr feelings That "as the sole phr-
nose for which We dashed "nt
Al least a part Of rs "'H'ci h'a'.
supposc that part - In" streak 81
~. crurr that comes down :" us from
,.T,-,t,tvc man who kept himself aiiie
s,ainst tremendous odds only by III"
nosssssiou Of such qualities
He wasn't Sorry
IN course another part ~ uS - nN"-
I'll, CORY the minute wc have spoken.
Tbars wha, civilization has don" for
ms overland our primitive instincts with
s-t,.,io,s and regrets | i"','' mag
Inc the primitive man knew wha' It was
% hs aorry for anything Luck! ar I'M
iuckv7 We'll that depends upon tn" way
YOU look At thinsa
- Somewhere have road that ii r""H'H
aouId remember that man - not f'ah'
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Tho definition that is given nf hoiI
I'm Sutton's book ON Skin Disorders !"
az follows:
Enil: (Furuncle) IN acut" dccp-sctt-
cd rirCumScrIhci phl"gmnuOuS lhIihm'
nation. usually resulting IN SUrlnra'
r,nn and r"cr"Sls. Il Is an ini"''i"h ol
skin gland or hair 'oIliclc. There may
be orc TO several N"r".
II Won have over had one, no douht
,cur dcnrition woulh h": Roll Tn" lie
IatinnD \ large chunk of fiades Il on
womb no doubt say something stronger
tut my editor won't let me-
In tho previous articles reviewed
the lifr-histnry Of lob. IN" most famous
sufferer from hollis, and You know from
YOUR own reading and from the reNlc"
that | gav" you. that bolts ar" an III
flic,iou Of Satan VIII wanted I" devils"
the most effective thing he c"uiu Ut! l"
make man curse God and die.
Now. are hoils "heaithN" And by th1'
nv Uurstinncr meant this;
There j. u popular idea that inc VII"
stuff which pCurs forth from DTS u"
from the system and that the Dolls serve
TO carry This putrid matter away ana
drain the system and m thiS nan"'.
ara h,nercial. and. therefore, one shouic
try 10 neal lntiII W. -" $3.50 =
Is this true" answer. NO ANA 1.
ansvcr II cm?hatically. NO. N'tho !
know that that Idea is very prevalent
apd ,ha, II is fostcrcd 10 this day o.!
Same who profess 10 he authorities on
subjects cf Ncalth.
I, IS not true that hollis are h"nHhc'ai
70 health That cor C"rti"n "r""" we
rc-c we had the knowledge Of ha't"r'"''
opv trcrms). and hcfor" the p"ri"r'i"n
81 Tho rowerful microscopes which nav"
Taught us So much relating I" III" IN
,Isih,c 10 tho naked eye. end upon WhiHh
LnowIcdyn Of all our laws Of sanitation
arc Ia sed
Now wc know that r0ilS and "thcr
cunnuratirc ururCSS"S "r" caused by
,,,irnsrnn... vegetation Brown ~ germs.
nr hartcria or microbes. Super'np"Sr"
AN tissue which has a lowered RESIST
aucc from some cause.
Those who teach that hollis ar" III"
resul, Of a hcnefiCcni effort OF IN" SNS-
ron, 70 nurge itself If impurities arc
either RI. laymcn who haN" II" s"i"n'ih'
training or sn-Cal'Nd doctors Wrn al"
have no scientific training. And 'hnn
,here are those old chaps with the rlSht
- tho ,irlc of Doctor. who graduated
before tho rcrf"cton Of the mirosc0n"
about so years ago ard who have no;
kent I'd with the advance Of science.
4, first and for long time these
unsc;cn;Ifr people deried tho existence
Of germs: there wasn't II" such animal
Now they are not doing that hu, thr>
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SIDE TALKS
bv Ruth Cameron
ARE YOU CRUEL?

> fallen angel bat n rising devil they
would understand history better aud
have more patience with the SLOW pro-
ccSSion of human betterment.
We are still cruel in some Of our In
stincts. but We often control those In
SiiactS. and We are almost always
ashamed and sorry when we fail TO.
There may come a time some day when
We shall cease to want To hc cruel even
In moments OF evaporation. 1t has
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taken us hundreds OF centuries :" get
this far and perhaps It Will take us nun
dreds OF centuries moro TO get TN" r@St
OF the way. but We do seem TO he headed
in the right direction. and In tho store
houses Of eternity there are doubtless
plenty Of centuries left
Our Share.
We shall hardly Nv. 10 scc any great
nroCrcsS but II We now and then control
m, instinct 70 lash ont and hurt some
one else because circumstances happen
10 be hurting us. We shall at least know
that we have contributed oar Grain Of
sand toward the vast structure OF mans
future perfection.
Tomorrow-They Never leased.
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BY SAM LLOYD

i, will be seen that not more than two
nnear on any perpendicular, horizon
,aI or regular diagonal row.
IN various obliqu" directions. how
ever. as shown. il Is possible 10 find
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what to Do for Boila and 10" 10 FFe
want En-. and Jobs Mistakes

Rut hold, Perhaps YOU nave '""
started Let's try TO abort H. Nassau"
II gently. frequently. to hrinE 'o'
me protective guard out: h"Io HI e'eo
t-ir light to II two or 'hrec "'' I"''
a time for its heat ana hSh' ray 49,.
+, ,wico daily with campho-rhren-
'a,,a q mixture Of equal parts or cam
&c. gum and carbolic acid Don
squeeze IT. r-or,
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N3 Dietand Health
s!szyysSr By Lulu Hunt Peters. ND !
uhor of Diet and Health. wh Ksy to the Galleries
ARE BOILS HEALTHY?
BvLulu Hunt Peters. \
n Health .uifh Ksy to the Galleries ]

are saying that germs are The result anu
not the cause of these conditions.
I.ct me say right here that not All
germs are harmful. In fact. the vast
majority OF these microscopic Ncgcta-
lions arc beneficial 10 mankind. We
could not live without them. But just
as among the negotiations that you can
see with a naked eye there are thoNe
which are harmful--for instance. gar
den Woods. poison Ivy. poison toadstoots.
and SO OHIO are there perniCiouS ones
among the microscopic Negetatiohs'
That's reasonable. isn't IT?
The germs hat ar" tho cause nt Dolls
and pimples and rarbuncles are known
IS the StaphliCoccuS family. They are
ON every skin. But they are usual! as
harmless as babies fer they have rlenty
Of room and the sun and air and bath
ing Kill them off anyway.
But now you give them a nasty
scratch or a deep gland To cuddle down
I'm and To- be hidden from the light and
| too much oxygen. and they multiply III
= short time to billions. They push
with their bodies and poison with their
| Secreti0ns.
| Eow Nature comes 10 the rescue
! bringing a lot of blood "tth its hGhtlng
diseasr soldiers. the white cells he
, serum from tho blood stupeh"s these
! germs. as it were. and the soldiers eat
! EN- alive. - :,
! While this hght is going on lot 81
tho cells are killed md lot "t the
germs arc killed. Finally. II nature ~
! tho stronger Sh" wins the haulc' %
! pus that you Sc" consists OF .heSe &c
soldiers of the blood. the white cells
tho dead and dying germs. some OF the
dead tissue cells. and the serum from
b'o,d and TISSUES.
I; isn't any vile matter that come
| from tho system At all hut 1t is simply
tho result Of Il battle right on the Sp''
If tho boil. And The sooner YOU get Ine
hattie stopped. the better 1t is Tor 'ne
system. .,,o
II the battle continues 100 'nns, SOM
-, ,base now Thoroughly Infatuated
! ,,, oncnnics NAV ret into the blood
| n.,, and commerce commentators
TomOrrON-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-13

three and four checkers in straight line
and our puzzle consists in discovering
another arrangement OF the sixteen
checkers in which teere shall De no
straight line Of three. from any pos
sible angle
Answer to Yesterdays
CHIMES plus CAPE minus ESCAPE
plus PAN plus BOWL plus ADZE minus.
ROW minus LAD plus CAPE minus
CAP equals CHIMPANZEE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-13

Bud Rose, aged 81 years. OF Thirty
sixth street, had several fingers badly
crushed yesterday morning while At
work in the Wheeling can plant OF the
Whitaker-Glessner company. He is
confined TO the North Wheeling hos
p!tal