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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-12

RELIEVED WITH
NEW CORDIAL

Iudlgee,'on and It's attendant HIS such
~ a. SpcDSia. h'Gr'-hurn. sour stomach.
Er!1p,ug pains, GySentcrv. diarrh""a
COLI ChO,aTa mn-hus chronic Cpnstipa
ton. gas etc. and even s'ch nervous
haadsChes al" directly ,ra""ahie TO dis
ordcrg H. the d!g"Filve ".gRES and can
nov he quickly relieved Win n'w cor.
d,al called An -FcIn."r'' originated
- a dsugSis; ava recommended 10y ply
s!CiGns
The food sours before Il IS fully d.
ges,ed. thus putting into solution ioNi"
pc.scns that are absorbed INTO IN" syS-
TEN. Irritating rms .rtesiines ana set
i'ng Up Inflammation 70 avoid this
you Simply have to prevent tc' mcH'a-
Ton BY using An.i-F"rme1'
Anti-Fcrr"nt ncU'rat2"S the RC'd
condition OF the stomach. cleansHs and
e,yectcns IN" bowels. sr"'h"s and heals
the intlamed !nteHt!nos and increases
he flow ot gastric juices, giving quick
and certair relief Get hottie OF Anti
Ferrnenc rom your druggist with a
Euarautee OF satisfactory. results or
money returned 1t will Improve your
arp.fl'" give you restful sleep and
,nIhu you feel hrt,eI than you ever felt
In your l!fe,--Ad- ----------.-.
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ST. CLAIRSVILLE
Probe te Court.

r,bo Ivzrzarz. deceased Api!ca-
unus Tor appointment a. Nd"Ilm's re- -
heard Bond In ne sum 81 >i'"'.'"
ordered. Bond In 'h, rum az S""""-"u
rn,d AMI approved Anpom:n""i made.
letters ordered AID .ssucd. Inventory
ordered. order isS"' d.
Edmund = Campbell. Assignment. IN
yor'ory flci, approved and record ord
cred
Amos Walters. deceased. Sai" H.!
uled. approved and record 'rder"d
Jane. :. Hyn"s. Assignment. In'"u-
tory filed. approved and record ordered
Schedule "f Debts and Liabilities 1"ed
and ordered recorded.
Marriage Licenses.
Ror Vance p"p"w. are -. t"d'nS'"r
and Helen May K.E"r. age =. h"'h ~
RarncSville. REV. l.. ". Jones PERFORM
ed She Crrcm"Hy.
Realty Deeds.
Daniel II. Davies and jeanette Davies
10 charles Gray Shr.,yr. Trar; o. land
IN Martins Ferry. consideration $40" 10.
Franc Beruhartr 81 al 10 chester
Moore and Iona T. Moore. Lot y" n
Il.t 40 &C Ri,crv.'V f"T''er iiI:.d-
ing Lots addition 10 Martins Ferry. Con-
..dcracion $1,000.
william Seabr;ght to Katie Mo;u. Lot
No 637 In Clark addition I" Martins
Ferry. Consideration $1,000.
The ShadySidc Land Company. corn.
10 clarence Kirkland Lot No. %ls IN
Shadys.de Consideration $3.50 40.
Divorce suits Filed.
Anna V Freeman vs. Lester Y. Free
man Action for divorce on the grounds
or extreme cruelty. Attorney G. f.. Tim
her,akc. represents the plaint.f.
Mary Miller v-. Daniel n. Miller
Action for divorce on the grounds o.
extreme cruelty. Attorneys Hc'n.e.n
Lynch and James represent the ?, IN
TN.
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MARTINS FERRY
KIWAN|S CLUB
HERE To ELECT
NEW OFFICERS
Dentists 10 Have Charge OF Program
Wednesday-WeekIy Bulle-
tins Are Mailed.


ne annual ''''.'"" ~ "'.','iH 10,
TIE '"''''''N val "|' '"' ',',,,',
~ ,"' "'', '''i'H' WIZ, Wv
business a. ~" "'ehE '"'''''"" ~
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so" '""'.'H '"."'"'''" 1T ""'"'
h'"~'a"' Is !" '''"'-' u Nv" '"'"' "'"
H>ts' u.
the '"!'oW'NS Is 'h' "''N.H o"''''
>,'N sou ""' ~ the secretary |" '''''''
De T.. ... ,.,.,
"' '',",'E "'' ",'' '. ,,,, .rna,
ca2"%" % '"IN W"'A p'"s'""l IL, -,
'"'' '','', ~ N'''@ ,'''' 80 -, ''' a,,n.
'"F ABOUT '",e' ''"""'S' anu ''S 1'.,'H
/" "' "H' VI tue "'S' ''o".H % '''
Yea. NeNNrT "i 'h'H' N'h'''''''"
h"v" 2j|en me any PARTICULARS except
t" warn YOU fellows not |" miss '"'
mr"'iAS, .
TED NotHerihund can use lew
NOR" names on III" "a"4U', ''N'
treat Your "l''' "r S"e',n'"'' |" 4"
lars" evening ana you WIZ "'A'I
Eir' H. "e Guy W." "
Martins f"t'! ''!S', "i 'ut'..' ''''r''U
ehl Ne'S""' "' he''""'.
500" eats dHu u"H''"H "'' a., " ''''
q the evening p'e"Su''' '""' >"''
hiSu' - 'n' ''N "'H"l VI 'mV ".
Wednesday uo"" we Will ''T'' 80,
tue "I''SerN ''' u'A' !'"'' 'NN' F'''',
the 'eCI''"'!' i"u '""S' -
I" 'o'e- ~" l"' ~ y, ' .,,,o,
n''' ele'l TUE "t'" VI ''N'
Inc oa!lot VIII TeSu a. '"''""H'
For president NJ. l. hidCn""'u' VI.
l.. Maxwell, Fred SCIb!' Ear ven
mum.
For wee fres ~ VI. N'''.''
Dr J. G. Parr.
For Treasurer-Charl"s pdtCrail'
II II. Riethmtller.
For oRard OF Directors ltwO-year
peInA Snylir E>rcG ScIhy. &.
-. ,rh,o Dotharmund Chac.
w. ~ ~
P"'E'"i''
!. S.-Ihere VIII ne rpPo'' III '"'
on the "WOmaDleSs Wedding
BILL STEIN President.
TOM KFRCHER. Secretary.
r, pI,o. p.id.S
,,.,, ~ ,anoI ,,l,,, sor,e
"a p,,, t,o,,or
! aSa'u ra'ueu' t''' n"'''' - ,,o
man. ,,,,,, ,.r..o, Into ,es.
BOotlegGers. on rem street. "''
tCrGay afternoon ana iouhN S'"''' Of
quantity OF mash and a small amount
~ hOoze in the place This is about
49,, ..oor,b" TINA ,hs nIare has been
u" s,,,,.,,I.r is ornar,cDcc6
.s. 49, o,.i1a-co y, overv ~,
AZ locating IN" eN'aeh'f ." ''r'H W
ca~'on' Ot'l'erS "9"N,
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..t,
HH''''"d h' officer J"hns 81 Ter i ', ,'.l,I
H. '0r alley h"'N""" f"''''" "'' =. 4. !,
streets Saturday evening "'' I'I,'''Sr"
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= '."''"> III" 'N''" I,' .'''.,' 800 49,, ,,,,,.
appear ''.'" - orc '"', -.,>' S'''''
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l;I,,., VII, b., a, IN. Pennington Gene
law
.openIuR Tomorrow.
r,,. formal ,,n.,ti,y of the itur nov
,...r,,tr,l,. store If 4 -. H.Slup and Sons
100 s....r r.,ur,n street. Will .akc place
, r,,,,y ,f,,rn,,.r aud .,r.iug and
I...'t,,.,,,,.. 1.y,. ,r,.r issued - most Of
..,tr ,,,,',,i. - ,.,.,i IN. store. \ ten
.,.,.,.. ain make. music, during
-. ,,..., ...,I .,,...,,.p w,il b.. on hand
.,,.,',. -, n,..~ ~. building.
NJ =, pouts Horo.
.r. -, 49,. l.,, Matthew Brooks.
,,,, ,, u..., Il.I AT his
''''e' ~ ", 49,. '.'' r.,y DIV. ,ro. Is
nome a. '',I '"' w. 49,. ,'G i cyr-y,rd 70
-" ..,.,,..,.. o..,.,,,.d,,ry ,n word
arrN" ..I" ',M''f'", ',' &C., T i..'l rDJcr.
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Mt. Fi"A'HH' ''".e'''''
Representatives Report.
oltiv:a,s 81 til" I'.i"' " 49, rl"' 81
~. local Kv:gh's "i lEih!IN ."GSe' an
.rUur" Wat report 81 i"c re''e''" -
'igr~ 10 the meeting 81 the N"P'''n"
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wedding Announc ed.


h.. ready 10 ~Hrd al" '"a"~.r.I' ." ne
attorney general ":t;". for ".p."'''r
wedding Announced.
NHn"UrseIra, MAS made yesterday
Of tnc ua;r'ag, Of Miss S'e0a TRAVIS
AID Lawrence k:eyman. prum,aon; Nc
Evansville residents. who were married
Saturday afternoon. The o"''mony
Was performed 10y Rev. n. j.. Hca.a"ne
az ;as parsonage at the West HelI"!"e
VI. L. ca4;sn n the presence 81 lew
trends.
TO Columbus.
Officials o: the local >uu-d.s'r.rt VII
leave tumvlruv .oy Columbus where
they Win arrr.u ,ue meeting the
t.Si~.ct eN".Ut.H" ,uulEiitcc which viii
be, held Wednesday nt,ecuo"u. num-
Der ii local cases are - be discussed
Date For Rearing.
M.,hael Davis. VINO Wa discharged
as police Chief will get a hearing before
tn, r.,.l SERGIO, commission on Deem
hc- -. according Ia an announcement
mai. by the board Yesterday afternoon.
DAVIS NIL face five charges made Is
Mayor John t. Wyatt.
Funeral Today.
Funeral services Will be conducted
this Afternoon Tor Virginia, SiN-year-oId
daughter o. Nr. and Mrs. Joseph Tit
man The child died Il the CITY hos
uital yesterday from burns received
When ury clo;h,ug caught Gre as she
vas r!,ylng abou; an open Crate. The
>e:' ''r9 VII Te I"I'D'' -, 49,. C:Tnn-
''' o,,,,.
Appealed Csc.
Mach o. the surpr -" Of n'arN, James
,.,, ~, -, noryras ,,re,rners Of
.,..,, ..r.., u.bn u,r, DISCHARGED
,"e po,'Ne Io'~' Wv .,na,r.t 80 Ths
las thursday. nave approach
r'N.i service conan. SSi"n TOT I" ''"e'
40 ddtc for the event mas EcI oSSh az
RANGED. They were removed las, ""'S-'
day ~ Satc'E director J"nn !"""S'h,
g.. mineral conduct neglect "' ~ 40
,"rduct unhe'"i"'re % al '''l''' 80
result ~ an sH'N"'' IL inc 0'''
"eo"e>''! H's"''
Eleven JuryTnen-
When court &dJourned last evening
eleven iurymen for the trial OF I'D Lone
.a,t "a first degree murder charge. hto
,.,..u drained. ..ong went on Trial S"'-
.,:hsy Cor the alleged murder %
ra.rIrs Conrad. Narn"SN'He tax
driver.
Reports Tomorrow
The fl-$t report on III" progress "a
In salvation Army financial campaign
vii! uc submitted at The noon luncheon
for the workers tomorrow N he Cham
h.r ~ Commerce rooms. The teams
,,.,r,cd ON their canvass Yesterday and
So ,inon t..d bee, subscribed last
-, 7-,n ouo,a for the drive IL
. ..'In
Roosttno Ney.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-12
Robbery Charge Taked.
Kad Pig Roast.

City officials and attaches ~ III" cav
hu.ldlrE enjoyed pig roast al the
hu!,dius las: night. n" dinner was pre-
n.rrd nv tho regular chef and those VINO
were guests a. the event claimed the
menu excellent.
Released On Bond.
Jrs,c Lynn. we'll known colrrcd man.
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Missionary Meeting.
Health Officer busy.
THORNTON CaDtat3

O"nria.S ~ me High School Athletic
as>o .a's'nI announced yesterday that
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Arrives Today.

Tho SeaEray"s company ~ CoIum ouS
viii serd a 900 gallon rumpeC 70 THIS
,..,y Tomorrow for a demonstration on
Wrdnesday eor the city officials The
ru-np.r /, ea!d a 70 the ono built for
ToI;o. Japan. aad ,ffcr@A 30 his city
-. a reduction n p-,rr 9. short sim" ago.
The machine Will bc driven from '"lum-
au. and migat remain h"~c.
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An interesting and busy meeting or
tic Alpha ~ fraternity was hcld n their
r'ar,nr rooms on North Fourth street
last nigh, ard later all 'hN members en-
lowed a roed and smoker Nlane were
madr AZ ,n" business meeting for the
many events 20 be held during tho win
rr. season.
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valley Meeting.

The Ohio VaIle~ Disciples churches
hold their quarterly meeting IN tho
Christian church yesterday. In the
morning the MIa.S'"r.a, association held
an interesting session and an address
was delivered by Nv Jaras, = mission
AIRY from the Philippines. The ladies'
bad charge Of the program In nc after
noon. Dinner and sUHpe~ we're served
L.. ,hn lndlre nf ,LN nMurch.
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Nr!th the humble" II "pichhandle' VIC
inns on the increase and most Of them
showing a disposition |" gct hard h"'.ed
and rests, arrest, local police officers
have been instructed by Ch:cf Nyland to
lake M chanc" on soft music and flow
crs with themselves so the principals
Tho mon have h"er instructed 20 use
'nc,r gas" and rctus" :" take long
chances with the crazcd victims.
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Members OF the Industrious Danes
rf Martins Ferry will me". Al the hom"
q Mrs George Mc'Ue ~ Wheeling
Island Thursday afternoon. where they
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-11-09
WOULD SAVE SEA MAMMALS
Urge Treaty to Protect Sea crea'
turc
tAnsociaysd Prsss1


| San Francisco, Nov. Fifty
years ago ''lime- juicer," as the
big sqnare-rigged sailing vessel Of
that time was called, would have to
shorten sail and steer a. careful
course along the South Pacific coast
at certain seasons IL 1t wanted to
avoid destructive collisions with the
California grayback whale. And If
the skipper trained his glass along
the coast line, he probably would see
every exposed rock or seaward shoal
black with elephant and fur seals.
Closer In he would note great tor
tOises and sea turtles, while above
would wheel the Hermann gull.
Such an orgy Of destruction has
been lOOsed on these sea creatures,
some of them termed by scientists
to be "the biggest animals in the
world" in the last half century, that
there is campaign on today to have
the state department negotiate
treaties with all countries bordering
on the Pacific to prevent their abso-
lutte determination.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-11-09
GOPHERS DOING DAMAGE
IAsuociated Press1

Lawrence, Nov. 8.-The gopher
menace in Douglas county is becom-
ing alarming, according to County
Agent H. G. Colglazier, who says
that unless farmers take measures to
destroy the rodents a great many al
falfa fields will be practically ruin
ed. The county agent says one
gopher can burrow a mile in a sea-
son and throw up hundreds Of
mounds Of earth. Therefore, he says
as few as dozen Of the pests can
play havoc with good sized field
and only little time is required to
eradicate them.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-11-09
LOWER RATES
TO HELP STOCK
MEN OF WEST
Roads Cut Freight on
Supplies to South
west One-half
IAgsociated Pressl

Washington. Nov. 2.-The first of
a series Of rate notifications on rail-
roads traversing New Mexico, seek
ing to assist the cattle industry
emergency occasioned by the long
summer drought was approved by
the interstate commerce commission
today. The FL Paso and Southwest
ern was authorized to make fiat re-
ductions. Of 80 per cent on all grains,
oil cakes, cocoanut meal and simi-
lar products suitable for cattle pro-
ducing territery in California, New
Mexico and Arizona. The Santa Fe
and Southern Pacific reduction appli-
cations are pending.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-11-09
CAN TEACH WAYS OF PEACE
Kelly Says Teachers Can Promote
World Peace
IAaoociated Press1

Alva, Okla, Nov. 3.--Suggestions
hat the school teachers Of the world
have 1t within their power to bring
about world peace, and that world
conference to bring about united eff
fort to this end was made by F. j.
Kelly, dean Of administration Of the
University Of Kansas, speaking here
this evening before the Northern Ok
lahOma Educational Association.
"As demonstrated by the German
school system from 1871 to 1914,
and by the work of the w. G. T. U.
in the public school system Of
America, the development Of any
desired point Of view in given peO-
pie is the function of the educational
system Of that people" said Dean
Kelly.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-11-09
Day of Thanks Is
Worthy of Worship
Associated Press

Washington, Nov 3.-Declaring g
that the state Of the nation presents
very much to justify nationwide
and most sincere testimony of graf
itude for bounty bestowed" Presi-
dent Harding's annual Thanksgiv-
ing proclamation issued today call
on the American people to observe
Thursday, November 30 as a day Of
thanksgiving, supplication and de-
vofion."
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-11-09
JOIN TO FIGHT ALCOHOL
World Anti-AIcohoiism League VIII
Meet November ~
80

Toronto, Canada, Nov. 3.-For the
first time since Its organization In
1919, the World League against
Alcoholism will meet In convention
here November "a to 90
Liquor transportation ON the high
seas will occupy prominent part In
the discussion scheduled for the con-
vention. The campaigns to be con
Quoted in number Of countries
within the next year for temperance
IN those lands also will be brought
up.
Members from countries from all
corners OF the globe are expected to
be present at what officials declare
will be the largest international re-
form convention ever held In the
world. One of the features will be a
pageant OF the nations In national
costumes,
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-11-09
GRANGE TO WICHITA
TAgsoCfated f>re9Hy

Ottawa, Nov. THE National
Grange convention, which will be
held at Wichita November 1924, in
elusive, is expected to bring most
representative attendance Of the ma
tons farmers. Thirty three states
will be represented, according to
Ernest Mcclure, editor Of the Kan
sas Grange Monthly, published here.
A trainload Of delegates and visitors
will be run from New England
states. All Kansas railroads have
announced reduced fares for men,
bers Of the grange and dependent
members of the families.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-11-09
SKIRTS CLOSER
TO THE GROUND

q Six inches from the ground
2 for skirts for street wear, and
z four inches for evening gowns
9 IL Chicag0's demand for this
2 season, according to announce
2 ments today by the head buy
q er Of a leading woman's wear
q shop.
2 Conservatism Is the note In
q Chicago" said Nine. ALA Rip
Z ley, president Of the Fashion
q Art League OF America. 1--WE
& approve shorter street suits,
& from six to seven inches from
q the ground, according to the
q women who wear them. Even
& ing and dinner dresses are
3 longer, about four inches, al
Z though frequently there are
3 points and ends that touch the
3 floor"
= = = = = 4 4 q = = =
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-11-09
TWO BANDITS
ARE SHOT DOWN
BY TRAIN GUARD
Jack Kennedy, Famous
Robber, Killed When
He Tried Holdup
fAssociated pressl

Memphis, Nov 3.-Jack Kennedy,
alias "the quail hunter" long time
convict Of Missouri penitentiary, and
an unidentified bandit, were killed In
an attempt to rob the mail and ex-
press cars of the st. Louis Memphis
Frisco train last night. Six or more
bandits were in the gang. Reports
of the robbery are conflicting. Rall-
road officials declared the bandits
were driven off without entering the
mail car. Other reports state that
n number OF mail pouches and ex-
press matter were taken. Memphis
police were tipped Off a week ago
and heavy guards were posted OH
trains.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-11-09
TURKS ARE TO
FIRE SULTAN
FROM THRONE
Report That National. |.
lists Will Run the
Country
fAssociated Pressl

Angora, Nov. 3.-The Turkish Ma
tionalist government has announced
that IL considers null and void all
treaties and conventions concluded
since March 10, 1920, by the Con-
stantinople administration.
London, Nov. 3.-The report that
the Turkish Nationalist assembly at
Angora has passed law suppressing
the sultanate Of Turkey and law sue
cession to the throne is contained in
a dispatch to the Exchange Tele-
Such action means the sui
tan is deposed. In the future, ac-
cording to the dispatches, only the
caliph will be periodically elected
government prerOgative, all
power being in the hands Of the ma
tional assembly.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-11-09
Husband May Join
Wife in the Pen
rAssociated Press1

Cleveland, Nov. 3.-Ausley Cham
pion, husband of Mrs. Mabel Cham
Iion, was indicted today by the
county grand jury for assault to kill
in connection with the death of
Thomas O'Connell, a few hours after
his wife was sentenced to twenty
years in the state reformatory for
O'Connell's shaving.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-11-09
BURN OIL AT EMPORIA
Oil Burners Installed at X. S. N. This
Year
NoA

Emporia, Nov. New oil burn
ers have been installed i'm the heat
ing plant at the Kansas State Nor
NAL, replacing coal burners. The
plant is consuming about 12 barrels
Of oil daily. This amount will in
crease to about 55 barrels day in
tn colder part Of the winter, accord
ing to G. II. Hill, custodian Of the
Normal grounds. The new fuel is
as cheap as coal and is much, clean
er in the fiues and boilers, Mr.. Hill
saws.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-11-09
WANTS TO HEAD DIST. IL
Joe Clark, Miner Candidate For
Union President
rAaaocfated Pr0sg1

Girard, Nov. 6.-Joe Clarke, a
member Of local No. 254S, United
Mine Workers Of America, has an
nounced as a candidate for the pres
idency of District No. IA, Of the
miners union. Clarke is veteran
Of the district, being included among
the members of longest continuous
service He was deputy mine in
spector for a time but give up that
position to return to the mines.
Clarke is said to have the support Of
many of the miners delegates who
attended the district constitutional
at Pittsburg recently.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-11-09
Billy Sunday Has
Plenty of Work
Right at Home

Los Angeles, Nov. 3.-Police raid
ed the home of William A. Sunday,
son Of the evangelist, Billy sun
day, early yesterday and arrested
five men and two women on charges
Of disturbing the peace.
One of the men gave the name OF
G. ". Stevens. Police declare he
bears striking resemblance to the
son of the evangelist.
Judge FredericksOn announced
yesterday that If the men do not ap-
pear when the case is called they
will be arrested under bench war
rants.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-11-09
Chamberlan's Tablets Have Done
Her q World of Good

"Chamberlain's Tablets have done
me a world Of good" writes Mrs.
Ella L. Button, Kirkville, N. Y. II
have recommended them to a num-
ber Of my friends and all who have
used them praise them highly"
When troubled with indigestion or
constipation, give them trial and
realize for yourself what an excellent
medicine 1t is. 11.lmo.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-11-09
How Not 70 Take Cold

Some persons are subject to fire.
quent colds, while others seldom, II
ever. have a cold. You will find that
the latter take COOL care Of them
selves. They take a shower or cold
spong bath every day In a warm
room, avoid overheated rooms, sleep
with a window open or partly open,
avoid excesses, over eating, becom-
ing overheated and then chilled and
getting the feet wet. Then, when
they feel the first indication Of
cold, they take Chamberlain's Cough
Comedy without delay and 1t is soon
over. 11-1mo.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-11-09
Fifty-seven Candles in
Harding Birthday Cake

Washington, Nov. 2.-President
Harding today celebrated the 57th
anniversary Of his birth quietly and
simply as an average American clti-
zen observes a birthday. There was
no indication at the White House Of
anything more than just the ordi-
nary daily life Of the chief executive
of the land.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-11-09
Y. W. c. A. REFUSES KLAN GIFT

Salina, Nov. 3.-Charles w. La
mer, under direction Of the board of
directors Of the Y. NJ. C. A. yester-
day rejected the gift Of 5000 tender
ed the "Y. NJ" in the recent drive
by the Ku Klux Klan through a man
named Compton. Mr.. Lamer is
chairman Of the financial committee
and accepted the money conditional
ly.
1t was thought best by the board
not to accept the money as. it was
given, according to letter with the
money, to assist Protestant organ
izatiOn. The "Y." the director said,
is non-s -sectarian.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-11-09
BRASS BELL IS STOLEN
And Now Salina Town Clock Isn't
Striking

Salina, Nov. 3.-One Of the most
peculiar thefts ever committed In
Salina occurred the other night when
some one stole the $50 pound brass
bell that was part Of the town
clock which for forty years tolled
the hours for Salina from the cupOla
of Central school building, now be-
ing razed to give the pupils more
playground. The bell was placed on
the ground near the old school build
ing and the clcok was placed in the
cupOla on the city hall.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-11-09
BAKER NEEDING MONEY
Associated Pres

Baldwin, Nov. 7.-Baker Univer-
sity is in need Of $2,O0O,0OO and In
a short time campaign will be in
augurated to raise this amount
among Kansas Methodists, according
to DR.. Wallace b. Fleming, president
of the university. The money would
be paid on 5-year plan and would
be used for the greater development
of Baker, the president explained.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-11-09
MORE CARS FOR KANSAS
But Relief From Shortage Will B,
Gradual. Reed Saws

Emporia, Nov. 2.-For the first
! time in eight months more freight
cars are coming towarod Kansas
than are leaving the state, Clyde
Reed, public utilities commissioner,
declared yesterday.
1.-THE excess Of cars coming our
way Is encouraging" Mr.. Reed said.
ut means progress is being made to
relieve the car shortage, but relief
will be gradual and Kansas farmers
should not expect immediate re-
suits"
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-11-09
EX-KAISER BILL is WE'D

Doom, Holland Nov. 6-The mar
riage Of the former German emperor
William and Princess Hermine, of
Reuss. took place Sunday. The civil
marriage was registered at the gate
lodge Of Doom house shortly before
noon,