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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-20
wANTE D-AGENTS.

NANTED-Larce shirt manufactures
wants aScats 20 sell complete line Of
shirts direct TO wcarcr. Exclusive pat
terms. Big values. Free samples. Mad
ison Mills. sos broadway. New York
te IS GO wed II
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LoST-GC'I Arrow lin with diamond
II Beta PHI. Saturday. Call Mrs. T..
+. Moore, .92M Mouadsv!lle. Reward.
Septt9.!
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DIED

BIScHOF-on Monday September IS.
?. m. at her la'c residence. No. $50
18th Street. MARY {. BISCIIOF, in
her 6Sth year.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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DID Not Know PAUL.

on crnSs-"vrm'a7t!pn 10y Attorney
Nelson =. Hubbard. counsel for Mr.,
raun. Mr.. G~ago was asked: "pn you
know Of any rcoso? 10 believe Mr.. Paul.
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wANTED-LaborerS. state Road Com
mission so, 10th street Sept2o-i
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ORDERS taken for cakes. Mrs f. c.
Forest 10 E. LaRua st.
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PINE FOREST

Mrs P. II. Ros"mund" Of Eeu,sh us
tied her mother and father Mr.. and NIrg
W. A. Diamond Sunday
sunday School Day" program w q
rendered at the Methodist Church last
SUNDAY afternoon. 81 those who at
made by Mr.. J. ". Andrews of Pcnsa-
cola. Mrs. LisComb who is well ,,novu
IN Pensacola also ma de 4 talk which y-gs
enjoyed by everyone
Misses Carrie Hail and Matte r.
Williams Of Pensacola spent SATURDAY,,
with their aunt Mrs. r ". Hall and to-
Gethcr with their cousin Miss Mars
Hall enjoyed 3 birthday dinner at their
aunts Mrs. A. L. Webb on Sunday.
The Junior girls Of the Methodist
sunday School enjoyed birthday party
at the homo Of Mrs. CUTLER Webb whr-
entertained in honor OF her little ncICe
Hazel Diamond. The little guests ar
rived at three in the afternoon remain
ing until five o'clock. spending the time
in playing games. The little girls pres
ent We're: Hazel Diamond. Ida Mae and
Ruby Diamond. Emma Jane Wales.
Flory Mccall. Winnie Hall. Dorothy
Doyle. Louise and Ruby Davis. Viola and
Doris Candy, Ruby Olsen and Addie
Cowan.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. / Bradley Of Con
zalez, were guests here at the home ~
the latters mother. Mrs. A. /. Webb.
last SUNDAY
The young folks Of Pine Forest en-
joyed a fox hunt" Saturday evening.
No one saw any foxes but a certain
party in the community missed 4 lot Of
good sugar cane. Those who took part
in this novel affair were Misses Marie
Hall, Carrie Hall. Matte & Williams,
Margaret Mcconnell. and Mablc KiTk<ev.
Messrs. Pete Mcconnell, Jodie Webb.
Wilber Russell. Oliver Webb. Walker
and Elwocd Hall. Mr.. and
Mrs. Is.SIy. Hall acted as chaperone.
Mr.s s1nry White attended the "Fair'
at Nd De last week
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FOR SALE-Residence 1920 No. 18th Ave.
Address Owner.
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ELECTRICITY TAUGHT Ely EXPERTS
Earn while you learn at home. EIec-
trical book and proof lessons free. Sat
isfaction guaranteed and position Sc
cured. Write to Chief Engineer Cooke,
2144 Lawrence Ave, Chicago.
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MISCELLANEOUS

AfTTAIs--I specialize in financing rneri-
tN~'ous business enterprises by selling
sock or first mortgage bonds. Strictly
'0mlasSion basis. Mail full particulars
first letter. John Trier. 1929 Eddy
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ARFESIA% WELLS 49, viii drin large.
.Hep. frst-class water wells anywhere,
-aranteeing results. For full informa-
vs4 pnone 22IS or write Gray Artesian
"'.. Company. Pensacola. Fla.
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JOURNAL CLASSIFIED ADS
One Cent a Word in Advance
One Rate to All
SEVEN Insertions For The
Price OF SIX


10 advertisement taken for less
.rau IS cents.
-.ount the words in your advertise
-.s1t and multiply by the number OF
.lrrs YOU desire it printed; remit
accord.ng.E.
~, .,F,- sNe." Wanted" etc, as
I'll rs a1a,csses.
lack FACE CAPS. LIKE THIS,
NO CENTS PER WORD.
IN Point Light Face Type
like this. two cents per word.
rs-5erapacl matter. line dashes.
ia spsla. classified display; SC
ra- n7c' Sc per inch az lines make
an i7rh),
Any person whose name appears
8, NE telephone directory may have
classified ads charged
Canoe! orders should be given in
irving never over the phone.
Advertisers should give their home
,r r,s,oinca address, as Well as their
-tr,a numbers because many read
arq have 30 telephones.
II the advors@Sc- 50 desires. replies
ran Ia SENT in olre u The Journal
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PERSONAL

GALLSTOEES-Imp treatment for
catarrhal inflammation OF gallbladder
and ducts associated with gallstones.
Booklet free. Write today. DR.. Paddock,
Box B7-201, Kansas City No.
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MEN OR WOAfEN-Sa larry $50. full time
s1.00 an hour spare time. selling guar
anteed hosiery direct TO wearer, cotton,
silk, heather mixtures. international
Mills. NorristoVn, Pa.
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WAETED-Stretching curtains nicely al
at reasonable price, call at 100 \. De-
Viliers, or ring 1207-J.
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MEN wANTED-To qualify for firemeu.
braken1en; also coiored sleeping car
and train porters. Experience unneces-
sary. Transportation furnished. Write
w. Boggess. Supt., St. Louis.
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WANTED-Have cash to invest in pat
ents, land, or anything in business line.
State particulars and lowest price in first
letter. Cash Buyer" care Journal.
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FTREMEN. .BRAKEMEN, beginners $3.50.
later $500; no strike. Railway care OF
Journal.
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DRESSMAKING

ALTERATION Special on children 8
clothes. Phone 46S-W. Apply 1o9 W.
Garden.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE OR RENT-oN |: & N: r. r
5Ka MILES FROM PENSACOLA: NEAR
FLOMAToN HARD ROAD. 1913 ACRES
TO- ROOM, history HOUSE. 3.RooM
HOUSE, BARN. FINE OLD SHADE
TREES; 25 ACRES UNDER cUIIlNA,
TIoN, BALANCE TIMER. WISH TO
SELL TO CLOSE ESTATE. WILL REM
70 RESPONEI5LE PARTY REM IN
ADVANCE. APPLY ON PLACE. OAK
FIELD OR ADDRESS w. p. DAVIS, p.
o. BOX. $50, PENSACOLA, FLA.
FOR sALE-Fraction less than y acres
unimproved land. on Flomation Hard
Road s miles from Pensacola. reasonable.
Phone 1241, Box 635.
FOR sALE-s-room dwelling; oil con
yeniences. fine location, blocks from
postofficr fronting park. Complete fur
nishins also can he bought with property,
bargain. Phone 1241 or Box $50.
FOR SALE-sI2 acres of land in West
Pensacola, adjoining hard read. Apply
PA ". Gregory. Phone 1905.
FOR SALE-Residence 1920 No. 18th Ave.
Address Owner.
FOR sALE-Ue have several dwellings
all over the city owners would like to
sell, taking vacant lots or smaller prop
erty as part payment, balance easy terms.
Extra special two-story down town resi-
dence on paved street. save car fare and
be close to your work Pensacola III
nance Company
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Neutrality-suspicious. wants a nice fur
nshed room. with board. Not over SO
per week. Apply s. T., care Journal.
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HELP-MALE

MEN WANTED for detective work. Ex-
per1ence unnecessary. Write for details
explaining guaranteed position. J. Ganor,
former Govt Detective, St. Louis, Mo.
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WANTED--To hear from owner Of farm
or unimproved land for sale. O. X
Hawley. Baldwin. Wisconsin.
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FOR SALE-Cottage at 10s s. 10th ave.
Cheap. W. G. Porter, III n. Pa1afox st.
FOR SADE-General ttansFer and haul
ing by contract or call. Trips soc and
up. Bingham Transfer Co, Phone 64f.
E. 4. Allen, proprietor.
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WANTED--To hear from owner of good
ranch for sale. state cash price. full
particulars. D. F. Bush, Minneapolis,
MINI.
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TOR PENT-Housekee ping apartment.
iD3 " Gregory st.
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AGENTS WANTED

MAKE $500 90 to $4,000 per month dis
tributing Speedolipe: easy. perInanen:
work; exclusive territory; automobile
free. Write for particulars. Speedolins
20 Dept. 1S4, Dallas. Texas.
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FIRST SPIRITUALIsT CHURCH-Lec-
ture and Message service. Sunday 1880
.. M, at Woodmen Hall. corner Baylen
and Romano streets. Pastors residence,
4 EcaS+ Craanrv Phona a19s.
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PERFECTION HEMSTITCHER-I.a
thing out in this line. Fits all ma
chimes. Hemsttchirg, picoting and shir-
Price complete with samples Of work and
ful instructions. $3.50. Oriental Novelty
Co, Box Il, Corpus Christi, Tex.
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FOR SALE-Ron top desk: bargain; 204
- s. PalafoX Street. Room 5.
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PAINTER WANTED for interior work
must be a machine and understand
hardwood finishing. J. F. care Journal.
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WANTED

| WANTED-Partne in going profitable
business. Must have at least 5000 and
be able, tc hold office in company. He or
she will draw salary from STAR. writc
Manufa cturer, care journal.
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Hindu Astrologist, DR.. Himihia

Of East India, worlds most noted medium,
clairvoyant and astrologist. sitting in his
great supreme power reading human life
member the stars will guide you through
life. II you're worried. troubled or dis
couraged on any affair CT life. send the
date Of your birth. Zoe to cover mailing
expense I will send horoscope Of import
ance to you. Must send self-addressed en-
Yelope. Address DR.. w. Z. Hi1nihia, Lock
Box 1888, Savannah, Ga.
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FOR SALE-One . and one 3-chair bar
Der shop. complete. also one cafe, all
Wen located in Daytona, Florida, Mitchell
and Oder, Daytona Beach, Fla.
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FOR SALE

HAND-PAINTED parchment shades. Ad.
dress Box All, Route A, City.
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PICOTTNG AND HEMsTITCHINC At
CHMENT-Superior device; fits any
sewing ma chine; attaches firmly; easily
adjusted. Price SO 90 devlivered with com
plete instructions and samples Of work
orders filled promptly. Superior Hem
stitching Attachment Co, 50g Starr ST
Corpus Christi. Texas
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FOR SALE-15. 800 five-inch sawed, No.
all heart Juniper shingles, $5.25 per
io00; 21600 four-inch. No. ., Cypress.
1925 per 1000, delivered at wharf, Pensa-
cola. Z. \. Gardiner, Milton, Fila.
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ASTROLoGY reveals; 1000 word trial
Reading Csc. Two questions free. State
hirthdate. PERI. Audrey, Dept. b.. Box
1874, Washington, D. G.
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WANTED-Local manager in each coun-
ty for advertising branch. Big pay. No
canvassing. Whole or spare time. No
ca pital or experience required. S. Meyer,
I'll Seventh St, Louisville Ky.
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work; exclusive territory: automobile
free Write for particulars. Speedolin'
20. Dept. 1S4. Dallas. Texas
BIC; PROFTTs-With exclusive territory
$50 to 500 weekly easy. More has beer
made repeatedly in one days work. Won
derful invention delights householders
Automatic hot and cold water bath out
fit without plumbing; only $50. Eager
buyers everywhere. Send no money
Terms: Write to-day. Allen Mfg Co, 5Si
Allen Bldg. Toledo. o.
AGENTS-$5 to sI5 daily easy. Your pay
in advance Introducing new Style
guaranteed hosiery. Must wear or re-
placed free No capital or experience re-
ouired. Just show samples. Write orders
We deliver and collect. Elegant outfit
furnished. All colors and grades. inciud
ing silks, silk and wcols. fleece lined,
heathers Mac-O- Chez Mills Co, Fan $3.50
Cincinnati, Ohio.
VASSERS-Make 800 per cent pro-
fit New exceptionally useful, necessary
article: every home buys severa! imned-
lately. Pocket sample. Factory" Pine,
Elizabeth, y. J.
AGENTS-Newest invention. "Inkspoon"
makes every pen fountain pen. Fast
office seller; big profit: demand lnc,eas-
ing everywhere. Exclusive TERRITORY ofter-
ed. Sample free. H Marui TO- lrlOuhe
Bldg, New York.
TWO OR THREE live wire agents to
take orders for a new article. Make
from $500 to $40 a day. Whole or spare
time. EVERYBODY buys on sight. See Men
eel New Merchants Hotel, Monday be-
tween and p. m.
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BROTHER-Pleasant Florida root, easily,
inexpensively overcomes any tobacco
/. habit. Fine for stomach. Just send ad-
dress n. l. Stokes, Mohawk, Fla.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Leather pouch containing coilec-
! ton cards. Finder please return 70 4
j: Shipley care Rkodes-Colins FtI~oitura
! % and receive reward
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PERMANENT POSITIONS GUARANTEED
by Jacksonville Barber College. We
teach you the trade in few weeks. In
come while learning. We own chain bar
Der shops. Write Jacksonville Barber
College, Jacksonville, Fla.
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I WILL gladly tell anyone suffering with
rheumatism how l was cured in four
days after two years terrible suffering. 1t
matters not what form you have. what
YOU have tried or how long standing. Send
name and address today. Address Box e.
.147 Little Rock, Ark.
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MORTGAGE LOAN
LODGE NOTICES

"NooNiC HALL. WARRINGTON. FLA.
Special communication ~
q OF Naval Lodge No. ~ r
e 1: e: : &. {. :. ::
"a & a. NJ TUESDAY. Eoyer1-
- Der :, at 1870 p. m. WorJ,
.n IN the F. c. degree.
NEW Visiting brethren frater-
WA. +. HANSEN. Sec'rv.
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FOR SALE-Household goods. two bed
room suites, oil, gas and wood cook
stoves, etc, two electric fans. II volt
storage battery. old car. Must sell at
once. Some bargain for someone. % Il.
DeSoto Street.
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FOR SALE 15-foct hand V-bottom
motor beat six hp Gray motor. Clement
Blount, care Watson Agency.
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FOR SALE-sI2 acres OF land in West
Pensacola, adjoining hard read, Apply
PA w Gregory Phone 1905.
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HELP-FENfALE

LA3DIES-Read 1Tac-O-Chee Mills co "a
IN advance Introducing new st[ls
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POSITION WANTED

POSITION WANTED-AIan experienced
G, IN IN Dattery business and lighting and
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-03
Heart Problems

Dear Mrs. Thompson: l used to
have girl friend who is very selfish
and she would like to have all boys
for herself. She and I were very good
friends at one time and when my boy
sfriend would say he was going to bring
another boy over l would invite her to
come and then she would f1irt with my
boy friend and get him away from me-
She did this with two different boys
and then got angry and never invited
her again.
have been invited to a May party
and told to bring my boy friend. l
happen to know that this girl will be
there and / know that if she likes the
boy l go with she will do anything
to get him away from me. would
like to go to the party, but l don't
want to lose this boy friend.
Do you think it would be safer to
stay away from the party because Of
the way that girl acts? IN LOVE.
1t would be very foolish to stay
away from the party. Unless the boy
likes you well enough to prefer you to
other girls when he sees them, you
might just as well let him go. Just
because the other two boys preferred
the other girl is no sign this enc will
Have more self-confidence.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-03
After Ten Years
BY MARION RU8INcAM
PLAIN TALK

For few days after Humphreys
disappearance, the three women were
in rather a chaotic state of mind. Mil
lie put on black dress as a symbol
of her feelings and Mrs. Parke appear
ed at the evening dinner draped in
brown shawl which she had not
worn for years. Patty went down to
the empty office, partly to escape the
air of depression at home, partly as
a matter of duty.
There was little enough to do, less
even than usual. She dreaded facing
Humphreys friends, but she knew
they had to know where he had gone,
so she told them a mild version of the
real story.
''He simply said he was going off to
find a new place, and that as soon as
he knew where he would settle, he
would send for u.s." she put it.
But he played pool with the bunch
last night, and never said a word l
thought he looked glum-" it was
Jims comment.
"Of course. He had been depressed
about the business Patty answered.
Eyes, it was a sudden decision on his
part"
Patty was trying to soften things for
| Mile without fbbing. But she de-
| ceived no one, and she knew it.
News flies on invisible wires about
town like this" she wrote to Mrs.
| Grainger-Munn. Perhaps we all live
| so closely we let each other know our
secrets by mental telepathy! I found
| Humphreys note at o'clock 1t was
nearly 8 when / told Mile. Some
people saw me. walking fast going
home; one of them decided, as he put
/ it, that something was up and went
to the office to ask Humphrey what
/ had happened that was new. Perhaps
/ he thought Humphrey was i1l-per
haps it was curiosity. The office was
empty and locked-and no one needed
| any more evidence to deduce the
whole story.
When I went back, they began com
/ ing in to ask questions. The night
man told the day man at the station
| (they tell each other everything here
! you see) that someone carrying two
| suitcases had tipped a trainman, anc
boarded a fast freight that stopped
here for water.
$50 that's the story! It's probably
as we'll things have happened this way
I've felt / should get away from here
and find position. When Mile feels
better, I'll go to Chicago" she wen
on with her vague plans.
! The news was so important tha
Cora had to go over to Maude's to tel
it, the telephone wasn't even to bt
trusted
81 really just came to borrow twt
lemons" she began. Mothers max
ing lemon pie-come over this evenins
and have some. How's your cold !?
This was only preliminary, as Maud
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-03

very well know. Maude set the late
breakfast dish in its wire rack to drain
and went out on the back porch Its
brown and green ratings had heard
SO much gossip since they were put In,
and were to hear much more.
Have you heard? Jim phoned me
Humphreys gone! Didn't l say so?"
"Gone-where?
mo one knowsi" Cora assumed a
very mysterious manner Eve always
said that no man would stand the nag
ging she gave him Jim thinks he's
gone to the coast, to ship for the Phil
ippines. He thinks he's going to try a
millions in that"
Il wonder how many millions he left
Mile to live on? Well, I'm glad I've
never had husband-look at all the
trouble Miles had with her marriage.
And now she has no one to provide for
her. She might just as well not have
married. He won't come back"
Perhaps, without meaning or know
ing it, there was tiny, tiny bit of sat
isfaction in Maude's speech. If the
'old maid" of normal instincts rails
against marriage, it is a defence of her
mariageless state, she cannot be en-
tirely blamed if she feels glad to well
come another one, then, to the ranks
of the unloved women.
81 don't know" Cora said gently.
Marriage is an experience"
Back of the banality of her words
was feeling of gladness that she had
had that experience" Jim "had a
way with women" the other men
said, and the magnetism that other
| women felt, Cora felt, too and willing
ly overlooked or pretended not to see
| the occasional transgressions. She
had come to accept his sins with his
virtues. When he was home she was
perfectly satisfied; when he was away,
she kept herself SO busy she had little
| time to think and she lied bravely ano
] braZeningly to her friends about his
absences.
Here are your lemons" Maude
| said suddenly. II think I'll go around
and see Mile"
Cora felt dismissed. She never
wanted the lemons-this borrowing
was a pleasant fiction between the
| two families, an excuse for breaking
| into the working hours of the morn
/ ing. Maude knew she never wanted
the lemons, usually never even offered
what Cora said she came to borrow.
Cora went to see Mile in the after
noon. BY that time Mile had wept
on several sympathetic shoulders and
had come to believe every wild ri.
NOR that was going about town. She
! hadn't heard the widest one, which
was that Humphrey had gone away to
fling himself despairing over cliff
or into river accounts differed.
Tomorrow-Patty's Decision
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-03
Is Backache Making You
Miserable?

Are you dull, tired and achy-both-
cred with bad back? Do you lack
ambition; suffer headaches and dizzi-
ness-feel "all worn out?" Likely
your kidneys are to blame. Lameness,
sharp, stabbing pains, backache and
annoying urinary disorders are all
symptoms of weakened kidneys. Don't
wait for more serious trouble. Get
back your health and keep it! Use
Doan's Kidney Pills. Home folks tell
their merit Ask your neighbor!
HERE'S A RICHMOND CASE
Joseph F. Mangold, proprietor of a
barber shop, 322 Main ST., says:
Standing SO much weakened my kid
neys. Sudden pains across my kid
neys took the life out of me. When
l bent my back bothered me and it
often felt so stiff and sore / dreaded
to move. My kidneys became in
active. Doan's Kidney Pills bought
at Quigley's drug store fixed me up"
Do you know when each variety
should be planted?
Do you know all about taking care
of them?
Do you know which varieties should
be transplanted to obtain the best re-
suits?
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-03
OPPOSE ERECTION
OF EAST Side HIGH

The South Side Improvement asso-
citation has adopted resolution oppos
ing the erection Of new high school
in the eastern part of the city in order
to prevent additional taxation. The
resolution also sets out that post
ponement of the erection of the struc-
ture will enable the school board to
obtain a better building at lower cost
The resolution has been forwarded
to the school board.
The association also has appointed
a committee to cooperate with the XII
wants and Rotary clubs in asking for
better yiaduct over the G. and o. on
South Ninth street.