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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-07-12
Col. Harvey Blossoms
Out In White Topper

Continued from page one)
millions of drab and useless words
that have crossed the sea these ten
months, telling or nothing in par
ticular, excepting, perhaps, the
freedom of Ireland, no words have
been so cheering as these that
brought this thrilling story of the
corking adventure of the white
topper.
That is was our particular am
bassador under the white topper
was of course comforting to ma
ton suffering from confusion,
ennui and a deadly dose of Con-
CESS. For the white topper upon
our representative to the court of
st. James proves that we still are a
Dung and virile people. The white
topper is the sign of the berries;
even as Yankee Doodle entering
the metropolis "riding on his pony
stuck a feather in his hat and call
ed it macaroni." When a man gets
himself canvassed into a white top
per mood he has pranced out of
this mauve twentieth century and
is in the land "beyond the twi-
lights purple RIM" He is living
a hard and dangerous Iife No mat
ter how circumspect may be his
outward manner he is at heart
stepping high, wide and handsome,
and ladies approach him at their
own risk.
Colonel Harvey, pacing proudly
up to the Canadian banquet hall in
a white topper symbolizes "Colum-
bia, the Gem of the Ocean" be-
decked in the red, white and bIue,
frizzing her boboed hair, plucking
her fair eyebrows, dabbing up her
pretty lips, and giving lick and a
promise to her peachy cheeks be-
fore sailing out to vamp the world.
The white topper upon our ambas-
sador advertises US as a dweller
in the land of true romance.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-07-12
spent last week with them.

MI. henry VI NcW lolh "iS ;"
the Emerson camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Daniels OF
Lisbon, N. H., also Mr., and Mrs
Albert Daniels of West Danville
and Mrs. Jennie Allsop of New
York motored to Willoughby Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kit
tredge, Mrs. Elsie Kittredge and
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis Way visited at
Mr.. Harvey Ways in Stannard re-
Gently.
Mrs. Charles Hunt and daughter
Alice of st. Johnsbury are visiting
at George Kittredpe's.
Mrs. McNall of Maiden, Mass,
visited at Clayton harrington
Monday.
Mrs. Bert Gerry and Mrs. Henry
Clifford spent Saturday in st
Johnsbury.
Theodore Chase and family are
occupying their cottage at the
pond.
Little Mariory Roy, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Roy Is
quite i'll.
Joslin Brickett has built a new
piazza on his house which greatly
improved it appearance.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-07-12
Miles Leavitt Case
Goes TO the jury

Evidence in the case of Miles
against Leavitt, that has occupied
the attention of Caledonia counay
court for the past week, was COM
pleted Tuesday afternoon and one
argument made. The other argu-
ments and the charge of Judge
Moulton occupied the time until
11.45 Wednesday, when the jury
retired to consider the case. F.
H Quimby of East Barnet was APP
pointed foreman of the jury.
The next case scheduled to be
heard is State against Richard
Hatfield of Danville, charged with
a STATUTORY Otfense.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-07-12

Anyway the people who bought
German marks may be able to use
them for wall paper.
The girls do not complain much
about the heat while out playing
tennis with the colleges boys.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-07-12
WEST BARNET

Alden J. Clark of Fargo, N. D..
was a recent caller at j. w
Blain's and Stuart Stevenson's.
I Mrs. Lamb and daughter of Bos-
ton are in camp at Birchmere.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-07-12
Believe Rail
Strike Near End
(Continn led from pare ona)

(Continn led from oare Sne)
voted only to operate mail trains
unless the trains were delivered
to them outside the shop district
during the encampment of the
troops in the yards.
Neither Mr.. Jewell nor Chair
man Hooper of the Labor Board,
suggested a tendency to yield
much from the positions they
took at the outset of the strike.
Tentative proposals considered
in the peace conferences included
the following: that the railroads
abolish the contract system of
framing out work to contractors; ;
that certain working rules govern
ing overtime pay be modified; that
the shopmen be given another
hearing on the wage issue; that
the railroads agree to estab-
lish boards of adjustment to hear
all disputes except those involv-
ing wages.
WASHINGTON, July 12-Pres-
dent Harding in proclamation
issued at the White House late
last night directed call persons to
refrain from all interference with
the lawful efforts to maintain in
terstate transportation and the
carrying of the United States
mails"
In the proclamation which was
issued after a day in which con-
tinued reports had reached the
Postoffice Department of inter
ference by railroad strikers with
mail trains, the President invited
the cooperation of all public auth
critics, State and municipal, and
the laid of all good citizens to
uphold the laws and to facilitate
those operations in safety which
are essential to life and liberty and
the security of property and our
common public welfare"
NEW WORK, July 12-Prcsi-
dent Harding's proclamation on
the rail shop plan resulted today in
a public declaration by the strike
conduct committee of the Eastern
railroads that they would continue
on strike until satisfactory settle
ment is reached even if every mail
train is cancelled.
PORTLAND, Nc, July 12-No
man now on strike will be taken
back into the service of the Maine
Central railroad or the Portland
Terminal company unless there is
a vacancy at the time he applies
for work. No man will be displaced
to give him employment, general
manager Dana c. Duglass amour
ced in a statement received today
by employees in the several shops.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-13
LATE NEWS ITEMS
FROM CLAUDE

Word WIS received here Tuesday OF
90" death oi Ruben d. Dubuisc. ~ years
uld. ~ Fairfield Iowa. Mrs u l.. kcr.
rick. a niece Of the deceased. left for
Fairfield over the SAINT Fc, by way Of
Panhandle, Mrs kcuick expects To be
'hscut about two weeks.
Llnuo community held an all day
meeting SUNDAY. Row. Henson. pre-.
siding elder Of the Clarendon district
was present and held the quarterly
meeting Dinner was served un the
ground and most pleasant and prolita.
lc day onioycd hy the people Of Llano
and their many friunds
~ their monthly meeting Monday the
commissioners Of Armstrong County ap.
propriltcd funds Tor a home dcmonstra.
Fen fur the next two months
Word has been received from \ & ".
Cull,cc that IAN excellent demonstration
would 10 sent ~ once tu Armstrong
'uuuty 10 assist In the care and con.
,cryation ~ the large crop ~ fruit and
vegetables
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Miller ~
Chud, have as their guests This week
VIZ. Millcr's niccc aud her family. Mr.
and Mrs Bccchcm and sons Of Fort
Worth.
Mrs Tom Bruusou is doing we'll ful.
luWIng au operation u the Amarillo
-auiiir,um.
Plans are maturing tor the harvest
rirnic Ia h. held iu claude at date
thc latter p1ti ~ this month
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-13
SOCIAL NOTES AND
Personal MENTION

IN aud Mrs Il f. PARCELS and chill.
dr.n. Hucpaua aud Ed motorcd 10
Waco the early Part of the week and
a." enjoying q brief stay in the south.
crn part ~ the state.
Mrs Myrtle NJ. Powell has returned
from q very enjoyable visit with her
-"u iu law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
ioy Harris. IN Dallas while away Mrs.
Powell visited relatives la Fort Worth
sud later her mother NJ WaSahachlc.
Hirs. Powell was accompanied ON the
Tin hy her daughter. Miss Frances
Powell. who viii rcmain In WaNahachir
uu ana indefinite visit.
II. e.. Davis II tho civ Light & water
Company. who has been enjoying q
tuuih's vacation among the pines Of
\aldusta. Ga. has returned home.
Mrs Avery Turner and Miss Harriet
iiuhhd cNpcc, 60 leave today on an
overland trip 10 Denver Colorado
Springs aud other resort points tn the
mountains ~ Colorado. They viii be
absent from the city about ten days.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-13
N nm HANDS OF FASHION
MIXERS

II g. claincd 10, Those in authority
that tho decree which has gone forth
demanding that skirts hc made longer
j" simply thu manipulation of manultc.
tsrpts who have decided tu move stocks
OF cloth 10y stimulating sales. 80. by
elaborate sagiug the long skirts Will
D., forced ON US again.
THIS really does not reveal change
iu III. minds ct the women. Tor tho
hort skirt has been sane aud ounNcui.
,ui and there are very few women who
Woud 'sudidi, vote fur the return II
the real long skirt
True. suu,lupcs they are uillc
short. but everywhere aud ~ ull times
thor" viii ever bc those who must cN-
gggrratc. u woman hasn't the guud
'uuud common sense to kuoH Just how
short she should N,,,r her skirt she
must h'ar th" glance - ridiculc. The
very short skirt IL excused ou only the
Young girls and older women should
feed THAT they can pass muster with
Knee lengths
Fashion is q cruel task master.
change ~ STYLES Is good and necessary.
but obc uu sooner invests iu wardrobe
than tho stylc b. changed aud ID has to
. u bc duuc oven again u is like mNug
tu tear down your home aud build an.
other because the plan of architecture
D. uIt oi date. liut one can live iu an
ed fashioned huusc anp got hy, but
',oryou, knows d De- the Aurulunahlc
piu to De- oui at date iu ones wearing
apparel
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-13
PERSONAL NEWS ITEMS
FROM TICIMC kRI.

6 \ Rector prohibition agent. ~
here on official business from Albuqucr.
que for the past several days
Mrs H. Kline entertained number
~ little tots on Thursday afternoon in
honor Of little Ruth's fifth birthday.
Miss BERTHE. community nurse Tor the
city for the past two wears. lett Monday
Tor Alamogordo. whore she has accepted
q more attractive offer having charge
uf the entire county. Miss loos came
Ia Tucumcan with seven years cXpe.
ricncr rs community nurse worker and
has rendered an excellent service for
the CITY
Miss Sails Gee is leaving this week
10 spend few weeks with her sister
IN kansas
Dr G. NJ StanOll. who with his fami.
lv. has spcut the past four weeks visit
ing friends aud relatives AZ Jackson.
Tenn. returned TO the city several days
ago Mrs Stunl and children will re.
turn later
Mrs Maymc Taylor hookkccpor FOR
Goodman Grocery Company. has gone
tn Ration whore she win be- employed a.
assistant state auditor.
Officials ~ Bcbokah Ledge. aud a
number OF mcmbcrs will 80 Ia Cucrvo
Fri1aN evening FOR installation ~ Of.
fccrs 1T that place
Miss Josephine Dcyor lcft IN" past
week FOR au extended stay with her
grandmother u Indiana
a
llsuscr Miss Lorccur Hurley and Mrs
Elkins returned Thursday evening from
Las Vegas. Miss Josephine Elkins
remained With her aunt, Mrs James
Whicmorr aud family for a visit
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-13
CIVIC CLIBs AM FIRMS OFFER
ATTRACTIVE PRIZES

Prizes for the most attractive lawns
tlcancst alleys and yards are ON dis.
play In the city Llght a Water Com.
pany's window aud everyone should
make II point to take "A look nt what
liz In store tor the lucky winners The
hundsomc. fourpassongcr swing which
the Green Brothers Furniture COMPANY
offcrs to the most attractiy, lawn ON
the north side may be- seen Just To- the
rear
No entrants win bc allowed after Sat.
urday. and those desiring to enter their
names to compete FOR the prizes are
asked tu phone Airs l.. A. Wells who
las charge Of the register.
The date set for the close Of he con.
tcst. when a committee OF Judge. wiI
decide the winners, ~ around th, mid.
dlc of August
Following are the prizes
Cleancst Alleys.
T. SO 10y the Potter County Fcd,r
alton.
=. SIS hy the Lions club.
3. 80 feet ~ best grad, hose Anna.
rillu Hardware Company,
best kepi Premises.
For these who do their own vutA.
!. ssj hy city of Amarillo.
. ili 10y Rotary Club.
. \ urcttv library tiulc lamp hy tho
CITY Light & Water Company.
Most Attractive Lawns
:. t2j hy the Civ of Amarillo
g. So 10y kwanis Club.
o Casserole by Morrow Thomas
Hardware Company.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-13

entertaining the society. Monday after.
noon.
\ large attendance was present and
The seasons flowers lent themselves TO
the completion Of the afternoons pleas.
prc.
Outstanding features ~ the program
were number Of vocal selections con.
lributcd 10y the Misses Ruth. Mary and
.sobel Virgin, several very enjoyable
Instrumental numbers by Mrs Vine
yard. aud an Interesting talk 10y Mr.
osborne of Waco.
Following the program the hostcsses
served dainty refreshments
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-13
COT >rRi CHE ~ CENTER OF
IlI.~ntN'> StNIil. ENE>IS

I've elaborate diuurI parties were
~iv,n ont ri tho Amarillo Country club
Tue s,lay. aud both numbered among tho
'rosi charming and enjoyable affairs q
any ~ the early week
Mrs II c. Ilibbic of 1900 Harrison
Str,"t ,uWp'uu,utrd fyw oi her
i'i'rd~ with luncheon. Covers were
h.id for twenty tw" guests and tho per
feet table appointments. the artistic
touches Of fresh flowers and Tho appo
iizing course rpuglrcl 90 us,I,p the
e.. q, ,uu uust delightful one.
Nh Mile e.. U,m. ALSO chloe. lhi'
attractive settling fur charming hos
pitalijy ON the same d3v lnrg, mum.
l'r ~ ruoats were entertained 80 I'm,
r,I Mr. H,ius presiding with hc'
o.. uJl grace and charm
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-13
Nl.lDiE tIII, WITH
NI;S ~. u. JONES
" -

No ~, o. iuu,- iaighimlly enter
tHir'l the iurWl,Is and q number ~
cuostr of tnu N.rW, club Tu.sh, ~
t.ru'nn FROM tu O. O'Clock The hours
""r" 'r0 rtmuJIl, 1ul ruiuDbl,
rpcut in flower hcd,,k,5 rooms and
tempting refreshments adlrd nrgs
HI. ~ ulaau, On 90, Occasion
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-13
AMARILLO VISITORS 70
CLAUDE ENTERTAINED.

Misses Mary Mildred and Lena Gil
bert. who are visiting IN Claude, were
the inspiration fur q most charming oc.
clsion Saturday when Mr. and Mrs
O.. G Gilbert entertained at open house
81 their beautiful country home near
claude
Every nook and corner ~ the lovely
interior was richly adorned with a pro.
fusion of garden flowers The gardens
also were deliberately decorated for the
affair and throughout The evening music
mingled with the pleasant conversation
80 many guests.
Miss Mary Gilbert contributed 20 the
enjoyment 81 tho occasion hv several
very interesting readings
Iced punch and cake were served
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-13
Girl. SCOUTS IIOiDI>G FORTH
Nr kNMP tMtkORkER

Tho Gin Srnuts are having q regular
taste Of camp life at the Boy Scouts
camping grounds, aud splendid pro
gram has hr'u arranged which included
, uunh'r OF interesting talks los lead.
iur men AMI wunvu 81 ih" citN Every
thing FOR the welfare and convenience
al the campers has been arranged by
Ire coWmltlcc IN charge OF alfnirs. ana
Miss Laura \. TANNER WIN supervise
the schcdul, observed during the On
,t'HnIutut
Those loo charge ~ Do, work 90 the
CIl Scout org niutiun declare the
value Of these baci, .tu.naturc trips and
the hoalthful. m,iguratins. free lfc oW
IN the open, cannot help hut result in a
Itratr. Efficiency and e more perfect
WuWsuhoOd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-13
.SQCAETY
STEP ny STEP.

One sicp and then another.
Aud the Longest walk Is ended,
ono stitch and then another.
And the longest rent Is mcndcd,
one brick upon another,
And the highest wall IL made,
one flake upon another.
And the deepest snow is laid
Then do not look dishoartcncd,
ON the work YOU have TO do
And say that such task
You never can get through;
But just cndc1vor. day by dny
Another point TO gain,
Aud soon tho mountain which yIu
feared
VIII prove TO be- - plain
-E9chaugc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-13

The violet Is the flower OF the Mob.
ammcdan religion aud violet Ia the
mourning color Of ils followers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-25
PROBATION OFFICER
GETS WARRANTS FOR
CIGARETTE DEALERS
Half Dozen Men Charged wSth Selling
to MISUNDERSTANDING Today.

Warrants for six dealers in cigarettes
were sworn out last night by Probation
Officer G.. Il. pclly before Squire John
". KindeIberGcr, charging them with
selling cigarettes 10 boys under 10
years Of age. All will be arraigned be-
fore Squire kindclbcrEer this afternoon
at o'clock at the county Jail
Warrants were issued for the arrest
OF these anon following an investigation
mad" by Mr.. RELY on the South Side
Of young schoolboys attending the pub
lie school In the Eighth ward smoking
cigarettes.
The warrants Issued last night were
for Jake Former. No. 1905 Jacob street:
Fritz Belt. corner Tn!rty-third and
Jacob streets: Gus schultz. corner
Th!rty-third and Chapline streets: j..
johnson, corner Fortysecond and Jacob
streets: Alex Hobok. corner Ffrty-siXth
and Jacob streets, and Andy Schewins!ti.
corner 'uriy-siXth and Jacob streets.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-25
DISCOUNT RATE LOWER

llfrago. March 24.--Thn Federal Re
s.rye Eank Of Chicago. today ANNOUNCE
ID t. III. member hanks OF district
number l.. that rcdiscount rate VIII
h.. reduced ,n four and on" half r"r-
cam effective tom ,rruw. Tie rate has
been i've per cent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-25

, The sleeve makes re gown :h.s
Spring For the ..trS' :JSh;0u ""ws
from Paris AMI "Nr1N.e'" showing ~
the best models. SEQ tho NHc;l HIrpcrs
Razar. Now on sale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-25

western christian AHv"cate- Just as
fire VIII burn anybody unless contTo"'o
- n" temptations OF Nfe Will Wre,"
aurboG%. whoever he may be. unless ne
wlus The victory over them
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-06
Inter Allied Conference
May Settle Preparations

Paris. Nov. Shy the Associated
Press The question of an Eter-
allied conference at Brussels TO settle
definitely the German reparation
question, and to try 10 adjust inter
allied debts. seems TO have come To
life AGAIN. through an agreement by
Great Britain TO have delegates attend
some time in December.
NJ Poncare. the French premier,
has been consistently urging confer
euCe and expressing assurances that
il would be held: bat even The Bel
gians lately have despaired OF such n
gathering. The British were known
TO oppose the idea for the present.and
both Belgium and Great Britain are
said to have agreed that il would be
better before converting the confer
sncc. 10 await the return Of the Brit.
iSh debt mission trOm Washington.
In the opinion OF the dispiomats
here il is now fairly certain that tn"
conference will be held in December,
but the exact date for it has not been
fixed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-06
Increase In Employment
During October Marked

Washington. Nov. An increase IN
cmrIuN mcut during October was r'P"' =
ed by the department OF labor TO-DAY N
IL bulletin which said The tnrr'aS" eS-
tended :" - Of the "A major industrial
groups
''Employmcrt has picked M IN All
SCOT IONS Of tho country. the hiiict.n
SAID, and shows a healthy and en-
cuuraying condition. The oil industry
shows marked Improvement IN the
southwest. six mills arc experiencing
lively revival in tho middi" AtianNc
states. whilc tho iron and steel INDUS
Try = rapidly recovering everywhere
although y car and labor shor'ag" seems
- 10 holding operations and employ
men: To- q IS pcr cent production. Rail
road shops arc Increasing "mp'oNmeh''
though being held back N some sec
lions from showing larger gains IN en- :
rlOv-ent due To tho continuance ot
labor controversies on some lines
Continued steady employment m the
huild'rg trades was reported through
ON, the entire country
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-06
Democrats CheSty In
Two Eastern States

New York. Nov. g.. Both Republi
cans and Democrats tonight express
ed confidence Of victory in the cleo
ton Tuesday Governor Miller pre-
dirted his reelection for continued
responsible government and AT
equally confident declaration wa'
made by Albert f. Smith, his Demo
cratic opponent.
Joseph NJ. Proskauer. chairman o,
the Smith campaign said tonight that
reports from upstate. computed with
figures received from New York City
leaders show what can only be de-
sCri6cd as a Democratic landslide.
Smiths city plurality has been est
mated. he said, at not less than 45O,
600 and tho upstate figures indicate
q Miller plurality not exceeding 200
600
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-06
Shortest Will On Record;
Contains Sixteen Words

ClarkShurg. W Va. NoE. 5.--Spe'
cialJ--The shortest will ever record
I'll at tho court house here Is that o.
the late Miss Ruth Prlmm. 81, O, 2Oi
Marshall street. which has just been
flied AT the county clerks office. II
contains oUly fifteen words as FOL
lows:
Il leave everything OF wnlch l die
possessed to my niece. Martha Cath
crime Primm Israel.
Miss Nayme rrtmm has qualified
as administrator ot the estate, the eX
tent OF which is not Yet known. Miss
Ruth primm died recently OF paraly'
sis
The second shortest will ever rec
ordcd here. is that OF Mrs Melville
DaviSson Post. wife Of the famous
Shorr story writer. who lives in this
county. II contained sixteen wOrda.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-06
SIX DEAD; 80 INJURED
IN WESTERN TORNADO;
LOSS HALF MILLION

prumright. Okla. Nov. . SIX per
sons were killed and more than thir'!
injured. seven seriously. l25 persons
are homeless and more than S5O0,opE
worthy OF property was destroyed In
the tornado which struck the oil tield.
southeast OF her" Saturday evening,
it was learned definitely today.
In addition to tn" property damage,
oil men estimated that loss of produc.
ton would total $5nU.00n.
Included in the property loss were
1873 oil riCS. thirty-uno houses. Il hait
dozen pOwcr plants and numerous
ether smaller buildings.
The Dead.
MR.. AND MRS. JENNINGS.
CLEO JENNINGS. L..
WILFREp DOBSON. II.
WEISS WALTON. ranCher
FRED FEGATE. Il.
The storm struck three miles norm.
east u Shamrock and swept a pain
800 wards wide. in a northeastcrly dl-
rection, to within two miles Of Drum
right.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-06
Mrs. Swink w as
Blue Over Her
He alth

Among the thousands OF North aCr
Uiiua p"opl" who have realized tao
Tact that Tdu'ac brings health, strength
ami happiness is Mrs. J1ni" Swink,
Myers Mills. South Gastonia. y. C..
MIS- Swinh says.
"B"iOrc ! tcoh Tanlac | could NOT
work half my time and when | did
work uIgh' would lind me completely
exhausted. | could hardly ca, enough
10 keep alive. and night after might
tel, % DISCOURAGED and blue could
hardly stand it.
IA it hat no! been for Tanlac
would still b.. sick woman 20" moth.
iug else ever did me 4 hit Ul good.
have taken four bottles now ana
haven't trouble IN The world. eat
anything want. sleep good every
nighl and don't know what "A headache
IS any more
Taniac is sold by all good druggists.
Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-06
Miner Fatally Wounded

Logan. ". VA. Nov. : T"ury Romeo,
4 MINER 81 MuudvilI". near here was
, shot and fatally w"uui"d 'udny during
an alteration with John M"ut,a. board
nag house kccper. according - The
sucr rs Office here Nruit,,. who VAS
arrested, charged Romeo attacked his
l. year old daughter. Caih,rlu" Menita
The >hnn;!ug occurred when The father
hearing his daughters screams. rushed
10 her assistance" Romeo picked up \
hatchrt AMI rushed a M"u]tt. according
20 reports. M"utH fired twice. both
huIIcts nlcrciMg knm.n.