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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-09
AUCTION N1LE.
- df7EWMiEG 4 161fNfgfoN y
Real Hstste Aosats 80
TRUgrEEg Auc14oAf &1a9 & a
or aTas1sssFfx 4e9yA
THAT CORNER BifteK %fO1x1y
AND DwEtznf0, 1850
7eI NORTH FOURTH (4ff4f 6T4S

!, >e4~>>>~s.sso~ sanf n earfA4fs nA3eIs
trust, dated NeyAmp41 N<IsTrxAx1s)
In the cierk's Uffice 0f t3E
court Of ths city OF Htchmdmds ~
deed book 147-B, on .0ASp. ~ a &
having been made m the paYWe3e
the debt thereby secared, Efsd 114nf
quired BY the beneficiary s6st6
win sell At public Auction 49,
premises on =, z n sFeS Il III
WEDNESDAY. FEnRU1Nr ~ xxol
At 3 O'Clock u: NJ ~ y. g
the store and dwelling gpscf4k6 AbASl
This property begira q. dt1 HcrxNj
eastern intersection OK E1urt0f H..
and Jackson streets. AND y6ns M6S$
wardly along the eastern finS ~ E9u5
(4th) street and fronts t4Sf4HnM MI
teen t18) feet. more OF fesS
tends back eastwardly from pGe'
(4th) street. between thE Aofth0r6et14
Of Jackson street and Tins 11IH51
therewith. sixty-four .l14l.s .SS.-.
four t4) inches. ".a1 ~
TERMS: Cash surIciAns 10 rd1d
the expenses Of executing TIT strG1
and to pay the nota for sXvek KH6drSz
($7o0.0o) dollars. secufe6 BY tlSd Nf0roS
said deed Of trust with iistssooe stse1
ON from March 8, 19f1.s.t a5st-sas II
This property will bey s6l9pcou114
to . prior deed Of trust. sAAtufeugs ~
vember s. 1919, for the BAuH D. DIT
teen hundred ($1,8oo.o0) d0ilafl. .Aee
ing iaterest frosn November B,s1 1ttk HUI
Balance payable at sfx lAAs-fwe
months from day Of sAlssA srssTe 49,
A. J.. CFiEW9eIJQA ~
~ NJ Box1EE. VI
~ sasv1rdson.s
Feb. L RIA s~ss e@i-.cs@ 4 n
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49, 49, - - = -

VIM Alnolssa y N0s = -
1or many ysass alsohas 49, Guu-
possd to b . boo1, ana 1uR 8 1ong
time armies wsre gappl1od Win ~ -
Il wns supposed TO contribute 30 ths
mems strength and staying power Tor
long marches and hardships: but ths
light Of science has bsen turned up
ON this subject, and from sxperi-
nents made 1t the Nutrition LAbora-
tory Of the Carnegie Institute locat-
Cd In Boston II has been determined
that alcohol IN very moderate bsver-
age doses II always 4 consistent d.
pressant, impairing the organic effec-
iency Of the heart, circulation ana
nervous system. II adds nothing to
muscular or mental power. but gtves
false sense Of power. which re-
qufres constant dragging 10 maintain
the illusion, As IL the case with all
narcotics.--The New Success
n
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
TWENTIETH CENTURY
ROYAL LNu6ENT.

most pleasant ana certain seatef Tor.
Ynflasued Noserils. Ear Ulcers. Ear and
Toothache. Group. Sore Throat
Bruises, Bofla Bed EreA Burma.
Sprains, RheuuaAatsm IN je1ntD aA6
limbs, Neuralgia Nail In Foot Crick
IN Neck.eCramps, Stir joints vss1oooe
Veins and UlosrA Old 6oroA 0ick
Stomach and Vomiting. By appaytAg
over tho surface. Insect BftsA Aninnal
Bites. Bee 0tings Pains and Swelling
In Neck, Chest. side. Back. Limbs o.
Loina Chrouic Appendicitis Sore and
Tender fest Sore Eyes b. Fu66tag On
temples
OOOTHIN0-PENET
HEALxNC-DOES NOT BURN
Quicker and more lasting tAan
anything ws have found Ia sixty yoaxa
should b m every hornA
Full directions with each b0tS1s
&c Soc, and o1.o0.
Sold by Your DrugEf8 or Write -
REGAL CHEAnOAL COMPANY.
80 Ense Nasshan g., RjchmOnA, Va.
win not DO responsible Tor any
debts contracted BY James wood.
4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-09

Rrty Wno Lost nag Containing Check.
money and receipts on Ginter Park
car Sunday evening February =
about a.3a o'clock. had hoped shAt
advertisement OF same would tnduce
the party who was seen to tAke
same to return 1t. II this party VIII
.s1isssnnaunicate with BRAuER Mt sher-
afR.s Office, City Hall. phone Madison
A33& trouble and inconvenience may
h saved. X not party win consider
that AL has been done to avoid ex-
Yesure, and VIII act accordingly.
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SCHEDULES.
Chesapeake e Ohio Railroa

Chesapeake 4 Ohio Railroad.
Gin. Lo'viile q West. sf:oe p. $50 p
Main Lane Local. s1:4S ., $s:is p
James River Line. 1880 q, tS:1k ,.
Newport News,
NIX. Ola Pt-, ss:se u. s13:oe u. sl.ee p
NewpA News, Local. s1:oe =. $50 >.
From Nh. Newport
News. ola Pt.. s13:oS n, s1:S1 p. st:ls ..
Nswpt News. Local, sS:4E q. es:lx =
From West: ss:3e q. s3:<S p xIoea1a,
ts:ys q. s7:s6 p James River. 1t:le q,
sDaily. fExesu3 Sunday.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

BruAeA Manages Wante1 Uee o.
established Chicago concssn. va fur
nish full stock Of gcodA ADVERTISING
In gsod location. all q ouf axpense
and pay you $40 = week sa3ary, In
addition to liberal shase Of the prellts
your store sarnA WORT en- -
started In spare time. No tnve6tment
or previous experience nscssnaxy 70
secure this position. II you are =
hustler and want an opportunity to
make $1,000 to $lS.eoe . year w
want you and viii pay you we'll from
the start. Send me your appltca-
partment ga. Como building. Chi
cAgo. Ill
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Norfolk B Western Railroad.

Leave BroaA-0ersst 8t.aieA. RiehneaA
For Norfolk: st:4s A. II. sT:9S A. N,
ss:is ?. n. $3.50 ?. =. t3:sI r. 4.
For kynehourE and west: s6:lS A. n
se:1S A. H.. sl3:<t. aeoas sS:1S r. II.
s1e:oe r. II
Arrive nom NosfU1k: s19s3A nosa,
s7:36 r. n, s10:40 p. n
vro1 tho west: Use A. II. &1:1o p.
II. f3:4g r. r., sT:3S r. Il. sle.4e r. n
sDaily. fDaaly axcspe SanAny. 30an-
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

patAe KeessAs, New OosA o. rsaeaa
Edison two minute catn&ee. On enee.
i5e Buy from the eAav eAna kns~A
MANLY n RAMOA Seventh nsar
Franklin.
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Real Estate Loans
If you want a large loan or a
small one, call ON us. Quick
and reliable service.
Henry S. Hutzler & Co.
lob e. Main. Mad. 1929
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e. - H~ES% BcH 9AIy
ws.f ;ssss.ii Y ..1 tI..4s sas Ii wa
Us now. Farm department active.
Send for blank. RICHMOND TRUST
AND SAVINGS co. Capital one mil
lion dollars). real estate department
Seventh and Main streets. Richmond,
Virginia
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LOST.

TOR Twenty shares OF
stock of the Tidewatcr Lime and Fer
ttaixer company. Incorporated. Rich
mond, Va. dated June s, 1913. No,
$50, issued to W. ID. Foster, brakes
Branch. Va A duplicate certificate
has been applied for and the public Is
hereby cautioned not to trade for the
original, w. ID. FOSTER, brakes
Branch. Va.
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POULTRY.

r11u Dso1 ADs0 UMoD9sa D1os AD1n1A-
siAn coc1ssra1G. u ooch. Heavy lay
inx etrsiA - = 0N4Y. waknAsiA.
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HATCHER-Died yesterday at p. ~.
In his homo In Chesterfield county,
RICHARD A. HATCHER. scventy-one
years old
Funeral notice fatsr
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DEATH NOTICE.

February 1918, MRS
MARTHA J. HuDGINS. in her seven
ty-sixth year, at the residence Of her
daughter. Mrs. A. r. Smith, 371S
6emmes avenue. Besides her daugh-
tor she Ia survived by one sister, MIRA.
J. z Hawks: three brothers. R H.,
b. r. and J. r. French.
Funeral notice nter.
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LEGAL NOTICES: !!


AioAmond, vAf-VsoN 1e11
Al adjourned mesefng.% t1suEx
Aolaefs oS the BANK ~ He6AmAeG
eorpofated. Win 10 Hoe6-Nt s01A -
- AosUFA Jeh0 l. Ve1elo11no - 0M[
moa1, VI, ae mooa, - Huoodkys
YuAfy n I11A EcSss-t A-sN -
LEWIS u. Ck.NS9E1ASKr1k
ssstl+T-
s-sxi-sSsA H.snSt S5
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1eo AeRea. West u tAe 0tys - 0esA
road. sfx-roem dwelling: two tcOeeoo
barns, ana large stable Fine yo11G
orchard Price. $3.50.
n Aerea, HAlf fA Caftfv2tS0as Oxee1e
DWELLING In excellent eondSticn. On
rood road. three and one-Aaf miles
from ms city limitA
- Aesea, Large Nane-10a0 0s9~A
dwelling, bath. hOt-wafer hsAs. 1ws-
room cottage; large barn: snly I've
miles Of the city llmftA 3Afs - .
Harxzln ct $14,seA Woul1 ooa0e0af
sxnAAn4o for city proDesty.
y. A. CONHKa.I.Y Z o.
Malln~a &S01 80 ma
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Fep eale-lS Fuu n1se1e1 nAeaas
Island RAd Hens In COED laying con-
dition. Call Randolph 3eS8-J.
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HsI 8ale-Pea ~ NhoAe 1sono4 nsAs,
full h1ooded. laying now. 1111 Second
avenue, Highland Park: can Randolph
1851.
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AGENTS WANTED

SELL GENERAL PKRsHINGrs STORY
OF the American army In FrancA.~
with color illustrations. Sails at
sight. Profit SO to 100 per cent Send
IS cents for sample. HERZI0 4 NC
LEAN. INC. World Tower baiidinE.
New York .-e.s~.. a...--,,., H.
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large and small. At bargain prices
Let Us show you one OF these bar
gains. c. l. 4 H l. DENOON.
~ Acres, rro~tfnx RichmSaA-Wash-
ington highway. twenty-five miles
from city land in high state Of suiti-
walton. adapted to geaefal farm Ing.
nine-room dwelling situated In pretty
grove, good modern barn and out
buildings. Splendid orchard Prico,
$4,000.
500 Aerea, Frnnting - A1tsmsa1Ie
road twenty-five miles from city.
close to station, we'll fenced and
cross-fenced. Excellent neighborhood.
improvements consist Of six-ro0m
house in fair condition. good baSa
and ou,hulldings. good orchard. and
land IN high state of cuitfvAtiea.
Price so Der acre. Terms can b ae-
ranged to suit purchases.
~ Aeren, - Cleared, One NM YH00
station, nine miles from city. Rx-
cellent neighborhood, close 70 Af0A
school improvements oonsist Of good
six room house and necessary est
butldings. good orchard ana lana very
productive. PRICE, t3.7So. rsszn0 -
suit buyer.
- Aere1, n MILES Vrsa R1rA0oo1 -
good automobile road Impr0vsWoats
consist Of. practically new osveo-
room Bungalow and aeoesoaFy 0st-
b0tldfnGs Excellent netghOorAo06.
House cost moro than price asked for
whole place. Price. $3.6oo Terms -
suit bayer.
10 Acres, TAree Miles fSOm Cotys Caoee
70 station, four-room ho0se n fair
esndition- PricA t1.3oe. fssms -
suit purchaser.
u Acres, 1--WE MIles Frs0 0entSoA, -
acres cleared, eight miles from heart
Of city ana IN excellent state Of cuI-
tlvation. watered BY Won. sprfng and
stream, convenient to church and
school improvements consist Of good
eight room dwelling. concrete bass-
ment, all ootbuildings In nne cosdi-
ton: gooA orchard. Price. $S,Soo.
Terms CA b arranged
Il. p. SCHMIDT 4 CO. TNO..
Resi- ESTATE sn1 lnsufuAeA
NA. - NsrtA EixhtA 0tyee&
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5HULLAEErA-Died a. ths residence,
1897 West Main street, 1t II A. r..
February Z. BARDfA SHUILHErA.
wife - Joseph ShuliestA. Ags nifty
yoafA
TAs funeral WIN take place ut
vceoek THIS fOunAay) AFTERNOON
from g. Anthoay's Catholic church.
Burial IN NJ. calvary cemetery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-09

We Have . Number 81 Farms. Dsth
large and small, At bargain prices
Let Us show you one OF these bar
gains. c. l. h III. l. DENOON.
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Fer sale--Thor0u9ADreA uare, Recent
winner Of several races: also yearfmg
stud colt A genuine bargin II sold
at once. Address AMERICAN TRUST
Co, Richmond, Va
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IIllAN0le.

17SssW 49, VI5sG - d
I for ~ 81 49, AaalR W. 2.
THuH1T0M - MnneaD DAnk
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HELP WANTED MALE.

msn--Awe ~ to 81; Experience Cn-
Unnecessary. travel. make secret IN
!. vestf~ations. reports Salaries, ex-
I, p%nses AMERICAN FOREIGN DE-
rECTIvE AGENCY. ss4 St Louis.
1Arukemeu. Ftrem~n. $50 to &1eo
i monthly. Experience unnecessary
Must study; easy necessary fnstruc-
7, tgon Send stamp. RAILWAY ASSC-
"a CITATION. care Richmond vfrginian
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1Sw salA-0uag1aw Uogaa A &c.,.
Breeding Aess. a ". HARRA Bog
1l3k. Highland 9prtn9A Va
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YURlyIEHED RO0lG8

Hss1 nsSsL III TsrSS I6GASE A.
esiutsly ASse-olnss: ~. Sta. a Aail1:
a ~ q - woeklys
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HELP wANTED--FEMALE

Maid Wanted For Cooking and General
i house work Phone Boulevard isss'
n.xa wanted Fer Cooking and General
- houxe work Cali Madison 1o4@-W.
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FURNITURE REPAIRED

FURNITURE REPAIRED
Why not have your old fur
niture reupholsteredi Phone
US today; our estimator viii
submit samples. United Up
holstering Co., pa N. 9th
st. Madison 1122.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-09

s7c Weekly Easily Made seIIin9 HixA-
class patriotic production. Excellent
opportunity for returned soldiers and
soldiers widows. ISACKE HOWARD
& CO. Desk s.. IS Fifth avenue. New
York city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-10
Remnant Wall Paper Sais-Eext Week
at 4. C. Dancers. s-10-j

A Buffalo inver or has patented a
machine TO wind narrow rolls Of paper
for the backs OF BARRIERS chairs from
wider and cheaper rolls.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-10
WEST LIBERTY
STATE NORMAL
Fifty-frst Fau Term Of Popular School
Starts Today.

Tho ffty-nrSt fan term or tho West
Liberty state Normal school opens TINS
morning. Prof. {. G. IlnggcSs. acting
president of the school. stated last even
ing that nc expects tho enrolment AT
the opening will be approximately one
hundred students.
Before tho end Of the week. n num-
Der Of new teachers appointed ny inc
state hoard OF education Will take UP
their duties AS instructors ut West
Liberty. Among them Will be DAVID
Rodgcrs. the new teacher OF science
In connection with the Normal School
there Will he Il first year high schonl
course Of work. under Miss Luckcl
This dcnartmcnt IS to he conducted by
tho Liberty district hoard Of education
which made arrangements for room
in tho normal school building for high
school purposes.
Mr.. Borgess. stated that a great many
new pupils will enroll for this year S
work at West Liberty. Many or the
students had already arrive cd yesterday.
and many moro will arrive today.
The handsome modern dormitory lot
girls is nearing completion. and ~hen
ready for occupancy Will furnish me
home for the young women students.
The normal school building has oecn
Thoroughly renovated and the rooms
The acting president predicts n sPlcn-
did future for tho West Liberty Nor
NAL! The school is gradually getting
AWAY from High school and aGPdcmic
work and getting nearer to OASIS Oh
professional instructions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-10
COBURN'S MINISTRIES
Comes To Court Observation-Disclosures s
Everything In Minstrelsy.

Columns MinsirCls Thursday.
This we'll known organization. now
ono Of The oldest cnrnulr ~ AS near IN"
ideal minstrel offering AS ON" can wish
for, will br seen At III" court Thurs
day. September -. maiIn"" and ntEh'.
II embraces everything from black face
comedy fare" Ia headline vaudeville
with srcrialrIcs. novelties. surprises.
scenic and ensemble innovations. Its
members especially selected and partiC-
ularly gifted ~ singers. dnnc"rs. come
dams and entertainers of wide r"puia-
tino and ability. Some old fhNorit"s
among the big show. but an entirely
now performance from start To finish.
From seeing him only 1t box "ffic"
MANY Of "cobc's" patrons and later
friends have nVcrl"rncd the fact mat
ne WAS an old performer himself and
has filled every position from band L"
intcrlocutCr rn his own and other old
time shows. For this reason II" DIS
crcpancv m quality or routIn" ESCAPES
his motto" and carCl"SsncHG or n"ElI-
rCnrr is not excused 10y linn. III" knows
what he and his patrons want and
when he is getting. it.and III" result IS
tho clean cut performance and satIS-
faction given by Joe c"hurn'S minsir"ls
at every performance. street parade at
noon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-10
FAIRBANKS HAS
GREAT SUPPORT
his Majesty. The American" which II
Appearing At The Liberty Theatre
Has Many Notable Players.

Ills Majesty. The American" Doug
las Fairbanks new picture and the first
release Of United Artists Corporation
the so-callcd Big Four'-is being fea-
turcd on the screen Of the Liberty the
afro all this week.
The production demanded not only
very unusual and elaborate settings.
which were provided without reckoning
the cost, but also called for an exceed
inGly strong cast to support Doug in
his journcyings through the picture.
As in the case OF tho settings. MT.
Fairbanks gave his drcC tor, Joseph
Hcnabcrry. carte blanche to secure the
best talent available regardless OF cN-
pcnSc.
The feminine lead is played by Mar
jory paw who has now appeared opposite
Mr. Fairbanks in six of his hest produc-
tions. When it is remembered that
Doug" uses rather heroic measures 10
rescue damscis from distress, II VIII be
understood that it requires some eNpcr-
tcnce to play opposite him. In his new
picture dauntlcss Doug" performs
numbcrlcss miraculous stunts for the
sake Of the girl and so Splcndidly has
she carried out her part in the picture
that stardom is shortly 10 be her re-
ward
Frank Campcau. probably the best
known and most capably equipped OF all
screen and stage villains, has again been
Entrusted with very important role.
| which he carries off with all tho ability
! which has made HIM SO we'll and favor
ably known.
Lillian LanGdon. who appeared with
! Fairbanks in the first motion pictur" ne
! ever made. The Lamb" and who played
with him in number Of his other pro-
auctions. will he seen In his company
again in His Majesty. Tho American
Jay Dwiggins has particularly hap
! ny part in the new picture. In several
/ of Mr.. Fairbanks earlier productions
| Dwiggins. who is short and fat and hap
py,louklng. mad" very delightful roly-
! poly foil for douglas
Albert McQuarrie, who is likewise not
| n newcomer To the Douglas Fairbanks
! Company. in addition 10 assisting Dircc-
! tor Joseph Hrnab"rry IN III" production
! has nm important part to play in the pic
! turc.
Bull Montana" Will ellis and Phil
. GastrnX. character men and daring rld'
Grs that they arc. arc also prominent III
! this roundup Of talent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-10
RIVER NEWS

Stage, . feet. clear, stationary.
Yesterdays boats.
The Helen F. left for New Matamoras
at II 80 a. IN.
The General Pcrshing left for Park
crsburE at 500 p nj.
Today's boats:
The General Crowdcr leaves for
Charleston at ZOO n M
The General rershng lcarrs FOR
Pittsburgh st 500 n IT.
I'nusirvi activity has brTn reported
nlI -Icn:- 49, river this week Al Wheel
ing a. outbound frei Ght has eecT tax
ing Id: wharfage facilities heavily and
At ths present time the local wharf ls
fillrd almost to capacity with freight
designed for river packets. This season
has been rne nf the most successful
that the rivermcn have had for many
ynQrR-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-10
BAPTIST CHURCH
AUTHORIZED TO SELL
EOFF ST. PROPERTY

Judge J. Il. Sommcrrilic IN circuit
court yesterday entered an ORDER au-
thorizing the trustees OF IN" FIRST nap
fist church To sell IN" Eoft street prop
crty owned by the FIRST Eap'lSt cum
grcgation.
TIL" Eoff street properly consists U,
the lot between Twcnty-ciGhth am!
Twenty-ninth streets and Inc Church
building TOW occupied By III" lmmahucI
Baptist church. The order authorizes
the sale OF the property 10 the lmuan-
uel Baptist congregation.
Another order entered by Judge SOM
merv!lle confirms IN" appointment Oh
j. r. FrrcSe as trustee OF IN" FIRST
Baptist church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-10
OLD LINSLY ENTERS
UPON 1O6TH YEAR

Yesterday morning At SIS 1InSly in
.car Of ~ cNIstSnc". The hrSt session
was featured by SPECIAL exercises. with
the members Of the board "f trustees
and many other visitors present. Tho
present outlook points to ono ot ;hc
most successful years in the history OF
the school.
Rev pr. Jacob Birmingham opened
the session with Il short prayer. fol-
lowed by Il brief speech. Other adj
dresses were made by Hon. Gcorg" y.
I.aughIn and Mrs. J. (. Heinl"in Of
Bridgeport and the members Of the fac
ulty LinSly's faculty this year is ono
ct the strongest in tho history OF the
school. Guy F.. Holden will be princi-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-10
WHEELING BOY WITH
COBURN'S MINSTRELS

Nate Mulroy. we'll known Wheeling
hurn, cork artist and entertainer, whose
clever dancing speciality is familiar 10
notrons of tho Elks MinstrclS OF two
years orr, is with ]. \. Coburn's Min
s,rcIs this season and his many friends
IN Tins c,,y will havh an opportunity OF
seeing how he has improved in his work
since nc adopted the stag" rs 4 means
ur Livelihood. Natc numbers his friends
hrr,. h.. tho score and II" doubt they viii
,urr on, N largo forces t" give him n
r,,ol scnd-off nj the Court tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-10
Demented Stranger Has
Moneyin Three Banks

Neither city nor county authorities
have been able to scCur" any Iniorma-
ton concerning W. II. Rockhold' Wh"
WAS picked up on the streets here yes
to-day. The man ~ apparently nc
mcntcd He was placed in the county
ia,l Other than Ia give. his name. the
man will give information concerning
himself. Bank books IN his possession
from the Peoples Bank. OF l'arkcrsburH;
pcoplrS National Rank. 6f Wcllsflllc'
q. and Peoples Bank. 81 burnside o..
indicate that the man has money IN All
three banks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-10

nal and teacher Of mathematics and
military tactics. assisted by the follow
ing: r. Fart Farmhouse. English and
grammar: J. Austin Laws. Latin. French
and Spanish. J. J. Owen. science and
junior work: T. William Stobbs. history
anil athletics: Forest Mobbcrly. arlth-
mctic and junior school work. and MISS
Anna Ruchann"n. primary school work.
about 4 hundred students signed up
yesterday when cnr"l,ncnt was taken
directly after chapel. This number Is
expected 10 increase largely before the
term is well started.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-10
TELEPHONE RATE
HEARING POSTPONED

Judge James W. Ewing yesterday r"-
crived a Telegram from Charleston an
n"uncing that tho hearing on tho applI-
cation o. tn" Chesapeake II Potomac
Telephone company for an increase IN
rntcs had been postponed. Judge Ew-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-10
RHEU M ATS
VANQUlS HED
KNOW WHAT YOU TAKE !!
N S, R, P.

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This famous prescription You iinu on
every bottle. No more aches. no moro
MAINS never falls To relieve sharp. SHOOT
ing mains in the arms. legs. side or sore
NESS Of any part OF the body IL rarely
fails t. Civ" relief tn" first day.
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Prescription will BE- found the m"Ht
hcurfirial treatment Cor Rheuihatism IN
all it's forms.
An uric acid destroyer, striking as :;
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benefit in cases Of congestion ~ the KID
news. bladder troubles. sciatica. iumoaE".
ir Won are suffering. don't delay drop
all your oils and linimrnts. Rheuma tism
is not q sk1n disease. Get bottle; IL VII.
only cost YOU soc and give the desired
relief. II contains no opiatcs morphine.
nor any narcotic drug. Formula on every
bottle. We do not publish Testimonials.
All druggists sell IL. Or order NY man.
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For sale at John Coleman CO.'S. ait
branches.
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ing was to have appeared before the
Public Service commission today. rep
resenting the Wheeling Chamber OF
Commerce, to protest against the in
crease N rates.