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Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-08-25
LAST OPEN AIR CONCssRr
Will N GIVEN TONIGHT

rhh svsaing The Monte vists
baa1 will give The lase opea air
eoacost q the season q ths Fulisa.
wss6ss part. TIE publie hes enjoy.
- ~ eoaeeees 6uSiag The summer
aa1 \ = heOo1 tAAs aFrsassasats
90 - naAe eee Ialeee eeuesrts
lus1ng tAe Water Deaths.
Dvesy 80 y invitsl % attssd 10.
sisAl
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-08-25
BOYS CLUB HOLDS REGULAR
MEETING TUESDAY NIGHT

Tuesday night the Monte Vista
Boys club held regular meeting
Ut the club rooms In the old armory.
where the boys boxed. wrestled and
hsd general good time.
An average attendance is report
e for the meeting. about ten or
n leen boys being present. 1t IL
sdpected that ~ the evenings be-
@one cooler. and the boys are back
y school again that there will bs
. added attendance and interest
Then the matter Of providing suit
So equipment for the club will be
taten up.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-08-25
CA8HES CHECK WHICH IL
sf RELIEVED TO BE FORGED

Bernstein is the loser from
ha Ing cashed u check for SIS.
ms..e payable to Louis Martinez,
an. ne n--ae OF John Hynds
s'h a. = itines .,Sys the check
.A3 =, ..art Of last week 10 Henry
Bernstein the IL year old son VI
the proprietor Of the Broadway
Market In exchange for 5000 worth
Of groceries.
The check was sent to the Firs,
National Bank 1t the close Of the
days business. and was returned
from the Bank Monday. marked
signature Irregular" Mr. Bern
stein reported the matter to District
Attorney johnson. and the author
tiles are looking for Louis Martinez.
who was expected TO return TO this
city In . few days.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-08-25
0Up7. VAN Ul1D9 RDFURNs
vsD0ol 0UInlD0M WnDnnBDAl

supseistsaAsal aaA Mrs. II. II.
vaa v5see aaA daughter. Miss Jose.
DAloe essivol fre0 ounnisea We'd
nee1Ay night, havin0 made the trip
- tbeor eoS. ~, way q Monarch
Dass. ~. vaa vlset was - In
sesusteP ia ~ 0unaisoa Normal
During ~ summer ssssiea. and the
n0a1y soeae ~ sanose thsrs.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-08-25
INSPECTION OF FIELDS
u NOW IN PROGRESS

The past week the committee on
esrtification Of field crops has been
busy. To date fields OF potatoes BE-
longing 10 the following men have
passsd the first inspection: Henry
epscksr. Brown Beauties: w. Z.
Lsts. Brown Beauties: o. =. DiIier.
Brown Beauties and Psachblows:
Ward lsbsi. Brown Beauties: X. A.
Chisholm. Rsssset Burbaaks: and e.
Z. Hstfiela. Psachblovs. A mum.
bsr Of fields failed 70 quality. the
reason bsiag first. . MIXTURE Of var
istiss: sseoaA. prsssaes Of disease:
and third. hack Of unifosmity TO
typs.
Where The grower knows the type
Of Doeass sf any particular variety
asa carefully Aand-tieks his sssd -
= variety al frssasas from dr.
sass. sAsa The pseAses from that
sseA y n . fais vay - ssalify Tor
esetifieetiea. OF eesfse. ~ oeeas-
ioaal ~ VARSITY nay show ~ b
eDlts e vesy careful sorting: but
tAsee eaA - easily told b. the
baoon o. ~ general appsassaee Of
tie DaaAt aaA sAoslA - dag out.
vtnss. poets asA all. AaA with the
disease: aStss tAs sssA hss hssn
sarsfully hAs1-pteke1. certain Of the
Aiseasss nay Develop 70 ssch a. q.
tsat tAss eestifieatioa nay - In
pesssbls. II . diseased psast shows
- hsss aaA tAsrs but to 10 eoa-
etAseaAos egtsat. thsss plants nay
- regusl eat aaA tAs iis,1 nay sttli
- eegtlfSe1.
Hassoo q grais have besa ID.
spsste1 - eojiews: Kitehnsf wheat
bsseaslag - Jeha Drake saA saa
DssnasA; u. 4. CAisAola. Absa.
Aases oaes ssl nsA Dsss What:
1ail q Nseai W. basssy bssesssas
- ?. .. aaaaa: aal fss,A q ose-
49, bas1sy bsleagias - Jssss otseA-
saeeo anA a1stAss 80 & cAas.
AaAl'a
4 ~ 1eehs liks tAsse vssA -
Q ssel sAov q Celesale oDstass
tAs sso4ag wln4ss saA ~ Asssssi-
tuss 0el1sOs = tsytag - assaa0s y
have . nanbee q sss1 bayess pses-
sae q III dAev. ~ i1sa eee0e
I'll sl0he: ~ ~ n thas wv y
hAao = ~ ~ g eaS 0uSvooo ~
q . ~ elgoes. Dst tAs ~ sAesS1
~ ssst4nel osavsss q ~ tarssA-
- ssa1n 80 g Dslsess Vim ~ ssse
fssa Ut eeoatv go ~ sse1 will
- ~ = u sesssssA q u
o. D. HYATT.
csseay Assisuitssist.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-08-25
PAYS els.50 FOR GOOD
TINE AND NIGHTS LODGING

Nike Heeney. who said hs had
osen working At Center. was finsd
$lo Friday morning for being in
toxicatsd. and costs to the amount
OF ~ In addition to the fine.
The policeman found Hseusy
Thursaay night IN baA SHAPE from
IN ovsr1oss Of hooteA. and prevail
- spon him to accept the Hospitality
OF the city bastile until Friday
morning when he was invited up BE-
fore Jadss Batchelder to talk thing,
over. II appears that he secured
tAs liquor from . party whose name
was unknown to him. but who, he
beloved came from New Mexico, and
carried the firewater In . Ford. He
said he paid $3.50 for . pint bottle,
which was considered . bargain. IS
the popular price 10 reported to have
been - = pint.
From the condition Heeney was in
when taken in charge by the police.
and the small amount he had con-
sumed to bring on the Jag" 1t was
decided by the authorities that the
mule had some kick. At first Heeney
thought he would work out his fine,
but upon second thought decided to
pay It in cash. producing travellers
checks In ample amount to meet the
present needs. and to finance other
celebrations. II he 80 desires.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-08-25
ONLY ONE MORE RAsEBALL
GAME ON LOCAL FIELD

Tuesday. August -. the last
game Of the season will b played.
City park. and Alam9sa and Del
Noste playing At Del Norts.
Tuesday Of this week the Monte
VISA team played 1t Aiamosa, los
ing to 2.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-08-25
EARL COOLEY MAKES
HIS PLATFORM PUBLIC

Lisut-0ov. Earl Cooley of Trini.
dad. accompanied by his wife and
daughter. made = brief visit In
Monte Vista Thursday. Mr.. Cooley
whsa asked by the Journal edito.
what his platform consists OF, said ;
II stand for:
Il. The principles Of the Re.
publican party ~ enunciatsd BY
Abraham Lincoln and Theodore
Roosevelt.
"2. Absolute and unqualified
justice with fidelity to the laws Of
the state and nation.
Law Enforcement-
%. Law enforcement. no mat.
ter what the law or who shall be
affected thereby.
-. The right Of free speech. a
free press. the right OF the individ-
ual to work or to quit work.
IS. The regulation without fear
or favor of public utility corpor-
ations and their employees as well.
to the extent that the general well
fare OF the public shall at all times
be safe-guarded.
"6. For system of indust rial
justice. wherein the rights of both
employer and employe shall be pro-
tected. with due regard to the para
mount rights Of the common people
-. The lowest possible tar
rates consistent with progressive
ideas In state administration and
education.
IS. The immediate consolida-
ton OF various boards. bureaus and
commissions. that will actually re-
duce the expense Of government by
the elimination Of unnecessary
officials.
-. The welfare. happiness and
prosperity OF all the people OF this
state rs the supreme aim OF the
chief executive"
Asked whether his platform were
not an open declaration OF war on
trades unionism. MIR. Cooley said:
mo. l do not take the stand
that there Is snyshins wrong with
trade unions as such. l regard them
as proper weapons OF defense as
well as development for the work
Ing man. II Is against crime COM
mitted In the name OF unionism that
l am at war with. am for the
laboring man. believe In him. He
Is one OF the great bulwarks OF our
republican form OF government. 1t
Is the unprincipled agitator who
seeks to mislead labor that op-
pose. and II I am given this high
office Il shall be my serious en-
deavor TO see that trades unionism
In this state is conducted along
such lines as the law lays down. and
so become the boon to the working
man that Il ought to be.
There can be NO liberation OF
ruffianism. whether In the name OF
= strike or In the simple name OF
banditry. We have laws that
protect all. These laws must be
obeyed by miilionaires and laborers
alike. corporations and trades
unions. Colorado has no room for
Boishcvism or I. ". W.-ism. Il 10
or ought 70 b the homo Of peace
and prosperity. and to accomplish
this all laws. Industrial. criminal
and moral. must be enforced. II
such laws arc unpopular the rem
edy IL to repeal them. not defy
them. That is where I stand ex-
actiy."
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-08-25
8ERINERs ANNOUNCE FIRST
CEREMONIAL IN VALLEY

Al kalsy Temple. OF Pueblo. an
nouncss . Shrine ceremonial for
September -. wAen . special traia
will make the trip from Pueblo to
Del Norts. stopping At Alsmoss.
Monte Vista aad Del N0rts.
The Shrine is the play houss Of
the Masonic lodge. aad the shrinsrs
arc planning . big time for this
trip. TAs spssiai train leaves Ala
nosa st e:3S b The aernisg aaA
soss through 70 Del Norts arriving
there as 7:3S. staying there antil
sac. whsa tAs oAriasss an1 eaaAi-
datss os that plsos jein tAs pllgrin-
age. aad arrive h Moats Vista u
S:%e. They visit II Monte Visa
satti l3:ee. putting o. tAsis pasaas
aaA ssrsaads st ie:ee e'eleek. TAs
local sArissrs aad candidates ere
invited 70 3oia The pilgstaass an.
the tssin arrives st Alaaesa u
i3:3s. vhses they pat oa thsir par.
sas at i:ee O'Clock.
The rsmaiadss Of the LAY b speat
In Alanosa. . esrsnsaisl = Asl1
from see uatil s:3e o'clock h tAs
svsaing. A ceaesst as1 DafaAs y
sivsa aeaia at 1850. anA TIVE dances
for ohriners oaly vii ~ givea 10
the svsaias q ths CoioraAe hall aaa
nike hail. -,.
TIE Shrinsrs bsias tAs fun aioas
With tAso. NelAlAg Hse1s 70 -
Aeas for eAslf entertainment. aal
tAsar parade aaA ssssasls viii fas-
nish saaseseis0eat ~ ths Dsblle.
TAsy VIII Asvs luaeA b Aeaes
visa. aal assaAesoeaA viii -
nals lAtse ~ ~ tins 80 paaes
e tAsas sae1aG. ff
fhis = ~ flsse svsat q Tie kia1
svse hell b ~ vallsg, eal 4 = e.
peseeA tAsrs vtIl ~ . ~ tlos tAaA
lAy. Thsre vtll - sboat ~
0Asinsss - tAs spssiaj tfaia. as1
tiil nave tAsls bssl. patrej ~
UPuA eorDo.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-08-25

Mr.. II. II. Smith and son Floyd
who visited with his brother. d. +
Smith and family for about = week
departed In their car Friday morn
Ing for their home at Bridgeport
Nebr.. expecting 10 stop At Colorado
Springs. Later = telegram was re
ceivcd announcing tho sudden death
Of their brother. W. II. Smith n
Davenport. Nebr.. and d. y. Smith
left Monday evening for Davenport
expecting to b Joined at Fort Nor
gaa BY H. n. Smith and son and oil
90 10 Davenport 70 attend the fun
srai on Wednesday Of this week.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-08-25

Mr. as1 Mn. Vsegusoa asA son
who have besa visiting with NJ.
and ufA 0eeegs Beatty ieft 10
their saP Ws1sss1ay for California
expecting - 20 through Teas on
their way.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-08-25

Sheriff AbernAthy Wednesday
captured 0enero Hovey. the hombre
who b wanted In connection with
forging checks on John Hynda.
Berusteia and others.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-08-25

A telegram ives recsived from
Joha Beatty Sunday aftsraooa stat.
Tag that hs had Jest arrived at
Bsrkisy. Calf. He had been . week
on the way having been delayed
By the strike conditions at Clovis
anA Bella. Calf. TIE delay made
hin too late for the regular rsgis-
tratioa tims at the college. but hs
thought Il might ~ arranged %
that hs eoula beGin his studies.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-08-25

Misc Aasa Hanssl left Sunday for
her heos at q. Joseph. No.. after
visieiag b tAis city TOR several
weeks.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-08-25

M. an1 Mn. 0saase. Mr. aaA
Mrs. olo0lee. 80 nrs. Golden arriv.
I'd saturday froa Chicago aad are
spsndias their vacation q the
0raHl hoeel.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-08-25

U. Z. Veest asA ". D. 0rout iiv.
Ing sestA oe town. Forrese 0ofe
and Charles Whiss living about
twelve miles eouth q this city are
erecting soul eellass this week.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-08-25

A. .. Chass Ieft rhursAay fos
Los Angeles. Calf. expecting to b
sbssut Tor ~ tadsftaite tlme.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-08-25

Mr.. Jas. Warrso voo oDesatel
$500 lleelay q tAe' D. Z =. q.
Aoopltal q 0ali1a. TAo eDeeotjoa
vas Q eeapiisatsl najss ess anA
~ ere eiaA that ~ 1atsse Fspest
erea hse be1so1e = easeusae1ne.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-08-25

Mlss Hassl Luabsck arrived from
Deavsf WsAassday morning 10
spsaA her vacation with home eolks.
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MORE TIME To
GERMANY BY
ALLIED v|CTORS

Cyrr~- Ian ~ II. Tia" Na""rl
nlcd I'r,.. Tho allied r"Irrrij"n1 ',.rm
rri,.l,,u - y ,nuGcrcu," h"tc tr,nl Il"
ridtd y" "iaut Il lr", j0i"ual d"lrl L"
Germany on her rcrsrptiou" account
Thc conditions Hrc
r.upt l'uriuI H." u"r ud Of pro- lH'on
d"lt.. G,IruRuv mus "tN ia approved
foreign securities Z. "Ou.""n gold marks
every tea day the r.rS, Ia mont =" IL"
January u"
Second German, N.;-ir a fortnight
u.urt .ul maj To- IT,, 'rl.m'' Ion l!,'m
Tor ir uInN "r a.'pI"II lat" HuhIant""S
FOR ~ budget Huu IdI"r currency ana
also At uInEVAII Tor '"H..f;ti !"U PAY mtnlS
II, .u~,, lua a. ktud tor ~
Tlu,r, III" I.ri"d Of w'NlSioual q"
LAY .naI cad Wn'u th" ,"IuIul"N.Uu ~
the a,l."l E",";u,iu'uir hat" reached Il
,Irri sion ~ rr:.Td H. the plan and pro
gram mrutI"."l In ih" "n'"nd '"udi
'luu tue l.Iuu,, Hu" becoming raNAhi"
:. lot tniEh' ate. the 'Unnl>Sl"u "r the
nL,Irs halr reached a. drrlS inn.
lar Water i'uthou.lu h"ud &C tho
German delegation. t"ok not" az Tho
drcitl,li Ia tu'. uHm" - III" H"N"rnHr"n'
t. .dd.u that Germany had not de-
inuItrd IA her Ray n"ni' h""au"c n"r"
l!ntinun had h"ru inEru uu regarding
,uuL uuIr "T ihr iuvitnIl"n T., iirImnUN
~ tab, puri n IL" 'Icn"N '"mf'rsn'e
All H., drl"yNi,"I,s 'NiI'h h'I' ~ llr
SUM ru~ '"In'll meeting &C I'"N'nL
i'nuu'H to-day
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NIlIIuu.t nr people Law" not only I"'n
relieved of the uInri Ohrtinnir fUrnn "l
d,,r~p.ln and Indigestion 10y 1"hIh'
inter other Tcmcdi"u hLN" Failed. hn'
Inryr Ituui,rrm 1T them hnv" reported -
remarkable and rapid inrr"air In ""'ph'
md n return IL normal health ana
rrr"uKth hy Itr ur".
In rnct 80 phenomenal have been we
Epiu. in weight hy thin, frail people
through the ave Of Tnnlnu thnt TN" re-
rnathahls preparation ~ now h"InH pro-
claimed everywhere" nH TIA" World
Greatest Tonic,
Tho food people cat docs them "o""-
lutrIv no good unless they dlCont II pro
rcrly. When you suffer from lndig"'-
tion and othcr forms az stomach ir"u-
bic. thr food does YOU harm instead "t
rood. because food which !" not dlc"stch
ptnNs I'm tho stomach aud fcrm'hts.
causing paiIrs. swelling, gas on Fi"mhrh'
shurtnepS 0f breath. bad taste IN inc
mouth, dizziness and many other disa-
yrecablc symptoms. " this condition
ls permittod TO run on for nm inh"hnlte
period tho entire system becomes Hatur-
atcd with poison". the patient becomes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-14
Western Maryland Shops
in Hands Of Contractors

IrIiiur"r" NL. '"u. II h"""r"''
mont WIN mud" l"'hy Icy Tho Wost"'n
Mary UuIlrund Company that lin l"pl
rhupr nud round hnur"H NJ I'l'l'" ~"
iI"u nuI I"rI G"vluEi"u hrh h"'" l'""-
cd by u c"uirnrinr nnh would l." "i'"'"''
ed hy him. beginning midnight E'in""N.
Along with tho announcement. N''
VOL = Hlcra. IncEId"nt Of tho company
notified tho Representatives. " fthc hlG
Four" tho IaIlrnad mems Hrothcrh"ods
tn rurct him in conference. IueHdhy, al
Cumberland with Wow to agreement
uruu reduction OF tho rates OF phys.
Although only approx imately 100 boil
rrnakrrE blaCltHmiths, car inspectors
huHtIrrN and round house men nrn aHect-
oil l,y his action. the ultimate facts are
expected 10 hn Or fnr greater importance
The hundred men were n"tt"rd yes
tcr,luy and last night that their scrFi'es
would not DO required Ivy the company
after Sunday. RulIciIns stating that
all positions coming under tho lnrisas'-
tinn Of the general foreman or the SHOPS
would be abolished were p"htcd III inc
round .huuHe and shops.
I:Nl"rIS and imr"rta from o." i lI'-
iprincs In 1870 were Valued at F""'''
uU".lJS.
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TUBERCULOSIS PREVENTION MORE IMPORTANT
THAN SMALLPOX PREVENTION, SAYS DR.. WILSON
puUI.Aa ATIoH MAIn In nRIAr a"
DAnAn TO ONO OOUITr AHpA
CAL nOUInrV LAST HIoHT
olsy Sehool Wealth r'"Sr." 'H" va"
tlnaaaos Discussed with Parents bJ
YhynlDlsn Oa'GtnlS.

A publ" meeting "l n" 'h'"
County u~dl,ri Ir."' .Sts"n ~ tho
Nh<cIrrE hlHh s,h,"t aud t"' mn last
plxht about acNc uty PC s"nN ""r" pt"7-
CIT, In n.d'u"r L" til" mruh"rs Of tho
society IL hear discussion ~ lao
neccNSitN tur Nr"Ctnst."n ~ s"h"'' cant
dren and To- ly1t~n 10 reports OF work
In cVnnrct'uu with tie hHSlth program
Of the hoard 81 cdnr1t:on. '"ndu"ted b>
Dr. Charles kceS"'. superintendent ~
public school h"rttn work. tn" SchI'',
test for the showing %, susceptibility d"
diphtheria OF u ~" - =" patient Mas
touched up"n bul ., '.~'H>Sti
Dr. ChnrIc. II IL .,.. rrtntruder:
OF public sc',Uoi h'AIth "";.,. sS'd ihHt
so percrnt Of the cu:ldr"u Of Who"l!nr .
tubNc s,h..r,, arc under We rht and ~
parcent a.e uad-r .uourtshcG Much /"
balnx done Lnv~v,r. lac ,AIi. L. correct
the CouulriuIs hN the constant Attentluu
which tasy receive through the diets
arranged Gy their Hcs!th u.tructuTs In
the Scho"ln. where classes In health tn.
struCt.ou have been formed and ~ "h,'h
tho children arc I1uFLt all the active
principles az diet and nanituti"n
Br Kersor aaid tnHt thc-c ,'arsr' arc
attended Dl nrptli'rS also Who have been
much intrrchttd aud have become tr' .
quent I-it"t-
Toothbrush dllll- ur".l, Weighing
and diet l.,,r ha'" to-" worked out
effectively through 10 or!,'rut 60
operation a. rl,ldrtn. teachers sud
parents Further -" "I,crstl"n ~ pa
rants was urs'd II, Ia k""S"r n ia"
carrying out ~ 10 rIrus 81 III" rch""l
health sN-trm
Out OF I0y upti ai'uur Ia tho iaNt YEAR
Tor tonrIlnia - percent were among
children OF Tho publ" s"h0Olr pr
Esosor brought out Ilr ~ stem 81 h"m"
nurrIug tho prup"'al- 10 iutr"du"c open
Air forum into tho H"h"Ul health work.
Tor diseased and ruherrulNr children ""
touched on tho pr"-nHtn; ,nfu"nrr AMI
how to avoid disastrous effects. ard
spoke OF tho prevailing Us" 81 cigarettes
among vounT bows sud "hlllr"H
Dr John T. Mar-chu"r. city health
officer CAV" ~ h'1tnTv ~ III" smallpox
r1d traced Itr origin md hlNt"r"
through tn" oGss following t'r PT"EF"s'
~ started IN Tho prison camps "r i.n-
rope In carly h,ztoD up un,l tn" QUIZ
nation Of NhcClnBtl"u a. II pr"vsntl'"
Ito said t,Rt "ompul-"I, va"cinitl"r
Was made q stat. statute In I0lg and
mat tho effective enforcement or thr law
Tor vaccination Of children cannot ~
mads without Tho cooperation Of thn
board OF health
DIR. s. l.. Icvnon. t"rm'r r'iN health
officer Ea,o br,~r review Of hlr nN-
perisncs a. a hsAnh officer in The treat.
mant of smallpox with Hs"oinNtI"n. say
iuE that " - sur" "ur"
Dir Harry lInil toe = tau" - ~ r'''''.
hcrS Of rh" other pr"rr--i"ns who crlu-
~iLPd the lr"I'"hi r."f"--'"u "n tao
ground ~ Npr'.'ra vu
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RULLARD RITES.

Yes;erdLy afternoon at " ".,,o'h.
last sIG rite, 10. ''' i,t' nr. i;,Hrrt
Hazitt; EI.la~d. w." r.-.. Il away
" adnrsGa; @f,~:u'"u w"r" observe d."
Rev. !. ". nr>"'t pastor "r -"
WOnrys rou' tinted It"shN '"rlhn
church. oitic lated. and iutrImcnt Mas
uadn in Greenwood.
The pail bearers wrr" sous and s"u>
iT-'R~. OF tho dcc~arrd NIchibaid liul.
lard. Todd HuIIsrd R-rb"u Eullard and
John Billiard. turtlH orr. Vincent Nigi"r.
and Ralph lily al OF this ,ity.
Prominent physicians or tho C.ty
were houocar! pail b-ar"vN. Thy we're
Abr. Robert l. Reed. Ir.. pc. William NJ 70
Lain. Dr. TamC% SChwtru. pr. \. Wilson.
Dr. J. r. Hupp and Dr NJ. Il. Williams.
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thin and pale and IN tirns various COM
pfftnt.anr Hrr apt I" result.
Tnnlnr IL powerful roconHtructivs
,onI, aud quickly ovrrconcs this con-
,lltlon by aiding Nature TO eliminate the
impurities from tho pyutem In natural
way and rnnbln tho vital organs 70
properly perform their functions That
iu why 1t IL called Nnturo's Medicine.
In fact. there In not IA single portion
Of the body that In not benefited by the
hcIpful action or Tanlac. which begins
II. work by stimulating tho digestive
and assimIlMtivc organs. thereby enrich
ing the blood and inviEoratinR the e.
tire yyatcm. Next. II enables The weak.
worn-out stomach to thoroughly digest
~ food and convert tho nOurishihE ele-
rrruts into bone. blood aud mvscl1. The
result IL you feel strong. sturdy ana
we'll with the proper amount OK Desh'
as Nature intended.
TLular IL sod in Wheeling by 10
II, cr-Dnvia Drug CO.. and by LEANING
druggists svorywhere--AdV.
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rECovnn1Ho YnoH EToA1L

hhrIr.I"n. ". Va. Jan. Ia west
NI,nin!a ~rs rtil nyInE to-day I" ~,
r,",n communications interrupted ~
","r,"r. "rp"'ialIy telephone "nd tsln'
prari iimrr H"ro than 900 '1lH ph"he
rinriuru w",s puI "ut 81 '"ih'hlhsi"h ~
tr,n rIrtn "ni.Inia 81 ~" 'h"aupeahs y
I'"Intnr" Tnl.rh"uo "n'nrnny Tsp0Tte0y
WITH ,auhlo I" their rr"paTy iNchsh9
tir..ChH 4" tl6b uhh ~ "h'" ~
a., moo /" t1k ObO wrr ~ West VifginIa.
T.. ,"'nhiluhmrHi - ~" lIn's from
Hh".''ur T." FHIr,nuni which MAD Doen
fn'". rurtrd Tor I've" du?E wss reported,
and nni"InIu pnId service would b6 70.
rt"r"d hv Sunday Oh the 1000 dlsaDIeo
Telephones.
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This il one ~ the Two hrougr d""' =
or the Could Memorial library 81 Ne"
York university dedicated II f." dag
nyn ns n memorial to ar"h,t"' tnr" IN
the person 81 the lutte Stanford WHIT"
m, drnlru"r NJ the building The
doors were drNlrnrh bN MI Nll,"
son Lawrence Grant White, oud rr"
.rntrd to the university hN commit
IN, or rrlcudr mud ndnlrrrs "f lho
dead architect
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-14
THIN FRA|L PEOPLE
should TAKE TANLAC
Hmdroda Of Men and Women in Wheeling Appear To
Be Physical Wrecks Simply Because Their
Systems Are Starving for
Nourishment

There are hundreds Of ihn do" ncrou" men anu "ne'
~ here IN Wheeling no ioud be strong, sturdy ana Vlgorou
III, rich red blood tinrng through their and feeling br,mlui
f life uuI energy if they would o profit by the experience u
others the United States and Canada ana assist ""' "
digest the food :hry rn, H., simply taking T"l'nc
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OBITUARY
WE'VE RITES.

Tomorro" Irtcrao"u at -" Oc."ch.
At t.re home % Mrs T. X. MrC"N"rh.
daughter OF t,c ;atc Mrs. HARRIET lou
Webb Cunc:N. tees trr Mrs. Glib
VIII he rnuGt., 10" ~ l;"'. i. BISHOP.
PIT st0r AZ iic .<"rt,t SIRE Il. T.. '@uF' T..
rsststrd 10y IL. Giarcn,c l., An, pas"
NJ tho tnt.rir street " r. thur' 10. Ia
tCimRnt NIL. l." IutLr at Nj M"'ICu.
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FUNERAL OF PRIVATE JoHasoN.

Funcra! -evvic"s for The ate Private
Robert d Johnson. VII" died ~
pneumonia in a r'rcnra .oSpital Scptc:-
Der -. 1918. /w.r" held ~ o'clock VS.
tcrday actcru,"n At tn" Springer tuu": \;
par,ors. Elm GroN". j:GG."l VAS made
ut the Stone CNurca cemetery. Amer
can Lag on. Service Star Legion ami
Veterans VI foreign War rituals were
uAAA
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HnW GRAND BI1I.
Judrs Hast1n, OF Bt. Joseph, h. NJ
rtallad In YiRh ]. o. q. y. Office.

Baltimore. Md. Jan. 13.-JudEo l.. ):
EastIn. Of st. Joseph. Mo. was instance
ednesday at London, Ontario. CahAoA'
AN urnnd Sire OF the Independent Order
az Odd Fellows lie succeeds the fets
Grand Sire Joseph oliver. whose IN.
,.cral took Mace Tuesday at Toronto.
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MVER THLEa1AlS

Davis Island pam--7.J feet. falling'
snow.
Warren-2 feet: clotdy.
on rMy-c.G feet. falling: snow.
Morgantown NJ feet. stationary
cloudy.