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Situations MISUNDERSTANDING. 81;

LADY--WaEtsd. rs q lady oi culture po-
. Sii"u as goveru-SS. teaches French Eng
!!sh. clocution. literature. water color sketch
ihI or as compahiCn and secretary. where
typewritinE; hna sowing. embroidery and
ncndinE VIII lie done; also 20 cntertai: with
original stories and rcaane is called for.
Highest references. Address o. lnnlua n
care : East Cary. CITY.
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NACi. >I-Iki rc s,.Ii mat r,n-Iy
an" pipe OF every description Ws also
carry iuil line @: SnJ!iIEg. managers an.
Dr!lcvs kicrfnohd Junn ana t'IDe ION,
pan" 800 BrocK Avenue hanoU!pn 1918
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30

TIL" regular annual mcetlns OF, the .toeS E
hodcra of The Union Bank OF Richmond
Will he hello rS a, The bank; llot East Main
= O'clock noon. or tho election OF dirsc-
tors tor The, ensuing wear and for tho
properiy come before Them. C. c. Earks-
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EMPLOYMENT
hep Mnn,e,i-Aiulc.

30 wanted TO run crranda and ac. as
a.. porter Must bring good reference
al's"n schwartz. IL ras, troad street
tANN ASSERS for house To -ho,isr work
=, i.ipyf4! sa!sry ana commissions. IL East
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.I.%L6
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Poultry and Supplies.

DECEMBER Et;GS--A hen cannot lay half
an egg in December Hens do not receive
sunici"n; clements for whites unless l'urina
i'hicHon thowdcr Is supplied. Keep tho
hnppers fui! II you want tho cEg baske,
iull sold in 10 ana 100 pound bags ri
your grocer'a ~ from Hraurr Il HASTEN 1909
East Cary street.
For SALE-Electric incubator GO and Ioo-
RandoIph lOSt-W -
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Dair,u2


TICfIMoND ELEcTRIC SHOE REpATR.
,rahsierfsd rcpaT shob To- fea, and i.nen hsi
a anoo store in front OF above address
tstst Of year.
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friniins-Staiiun"ry.

nusINEsS CARDS. 0Oo. 50. Positively
the $3.50 Kind ieake Printing co. 6i5
East 4ialn Street.
OFFICE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. printing.
oTgravi"s &. w. icrndon Co. 1915 Il.
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.UI7IDSS-LECALS
Legal NoiIt.es.

Legal NoiICeS. NJ
AA,ERiGAN NATIONAL HANK. Richm0nd.
hoiders of this bark viii he held on tues.
Tor tn" election Of directors and Tor he
properly come before said meeting o. Is,
ilill cashier: "
AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK Richmond
Na.-lhe, directors OF this bank nave de.
ia mu.ry .. iS20. to stockholdSra' OF 'z rs'n
D., y 1919 ~, The books Cor The
cember g7th to January cd 1920 both In
cllsire Checks Will be mailed. o. H.
I'M Cashier.
AMERICAN TRUST Co. Richmond, Va
The directors of this company have de-
Giaied a dividend OF 10 ror Cent, nsSab!s
n Deem 81 1912: The books, Tor the
cemhcr "a. 1919. 10 January 2 1890 both
inclusive, Checks Will be- mailed Otis r.
r,.:.; ,y...a",.n lao Times
"anL Shei 1elp YOU write compIs,s
%. 1000 -s.ui'S
10 use thcse Want Ads is TO be- sure Of
selling
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30

IIAIHDEEssINCiJ rARLOKS--Iiu,;hes' Hair
dressing PariorJ PERMANENT hair wave
nanicuring face nassige. shalnp:,oing
SCALP trcat inent. etc. Your own comb.uCS
made into hair SWITCHES. All kinds ~ mir
goods OH hand For appointment. call RAN
dolph lsb0..I. 200 North Third Street.
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MISS BERTHA I.E nRUrJN,
ShampooinS. Scalp Treatment.
Manlcuring. Facial Massage.
Telephone Randolph i27G.
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ArCTfOns--LEcALs
Legal NOtIccs.


AMMAN ;:SHn,L, ME H., Do!niaIop Trasi-
Of inc stoekhoiders Of old Dominion Truse
eoy No q East Main l"e s Sss Of hs sha
m n,'pd, Va on Wednesday, ,s; January H. iyN.
Ing directors OF the company and for tina.
popsry Come S Seiore s estnr as may
iinupatcr. Secretary
AT ;iSI.f MDETplN SSaarh Planter. Ma.
s;ssshsis,r. & ,sis ssss ~, 3. si,s
is.@ @ u g. SSr sss s,sc!.o %"SaasE a. H.
for ths seai Yea. ss's as 81
ior the sran nro2T Of any other cuisines,
Ms ,nx pr&os adads9 cssSsr tho said
Meeting 81 ns ssr 81 n? VA
o"I will fa, he H ss,s CITY sans 2, Rsnmona
1870 10, the purpose o; eicc,,ns 'a asrse.ofs
a afo@ cone Ssts4s ,as sassi,as ss
BROAD STREET nNSK. Richmond. Va.
holders h sf'p Is. ." he ias s'os hs
n nn nousY Of the Broad street naHk
fer III rSdae yetas II i9 IS fa
any SfnG TOR shs
before this meeting Z. l.. Word. cashier.
cE ~ T.: NArI. pA,SMk.A! meY5in5
SANK p Rishm9na held Psesn,bsr IS sis
bank and q ~ dividend on *l5o,ooO.uO or
having been issued as OF N"veinber Ai l. 1857
GH % Min Er 'ni h Pa sS w sda
win. Nice-tresldent and Cashier.
DIrIDr.ND the un!an Bank of Richmond.
OF this bank nave deeia"ed the regular semi. :,
be mailed {. {: Itirksdale. Cashier. -
Rj.piaSIS e }antyrs Ae,ionat eggs
directors OF THIS ianK have Today ,.sc.aref
an" s az OF par % Der on ss
h' viii tfSY Ge mailed IL 81
p pi $2n,Ss.Ess $s:! 5;aa s.
anI an extra per cent oui % the ear iss
@aiel. K IL DAVIS. . Ca ashier nee-' WIN DO
DlNlDEND Norlc.-oid dominion r.uss
,, GonPnDS ,s. Of :, E &c Va Pfea,nber u
nsy :, q ms S day , Gseis red anar,fry ctvdsna
abe on ana nss S Jan s s'G e ,os
G GSafTs Sf Ss mailed Al Of Is s
DtsipENp tMsoTIcE-IThe First Natianal
enH Of bpsra os %
have tnis day iceiarsd a auar,sriy iivi isnd
e 'f rs o. 9ssora 0s q. s
R hisx n y ii, ash nseKs viii be aed
S'Sss Ssr'Sss1 4sssist 1qs Ss
Naan ii h4 Ike Of k9 SnSnd "a sor iss
me acts s OF ,n the I'D, dir ,ss for the ass tiscal
NAV ne f2f esis5:
sirysy.s: Richmond. Va Alex. F. tviand;
Loan G9rpprasion. Riehmond; Va - rne
so American Natonai Bank hutidinF, On
nnusss IL ' ana Il
.noiice. Ths directors OF The sayings t,,.nii
e esrnEas IT, ie g. ecne esns hSa of
per cent and am extra = per cent out OF
NH sg Of The ,ns ss SIX S a nseA
UNION hAiSK-The Union Bank Of Rich.
Ser sFS Of rS Union aank o.
ssos% n Ta%t'd es s siee,s q s;S
tors tor ,he, ensuing wear sr, ,a and for thy
VIRGINIA. FIRE MD MARINE-OHce OF
the N,rg.n% Fire and Marine 1n a;s nc
this day declared semIannuai dividend
oa sis ne9 ha Per pasabe anSa1y ls
TO the Stockholders OF record December "a
1919 Checks win be mailed. b. {, LOWS,
Jr.. Secretary.
'iEaiMiA tHqss TSe ., h
company have this day declared dividend
ary oe 1875. l 10 s,oekholdoss of record on
Dcccmhor &C. 1919 L. u, Aylstt Secre-
L. a. - III
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sAiiiE = HICKS transfer and storage I,c.
cAperelccd men handle YOUR iurnitu!.
n ui uthc! goods TWO Iihoncs = you- se.-
Voc Madison 97l-a
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Pi.olcs.i..nal ,.,,lrc.


Permanent hair wave by appoInt
mcnl shamNoo!nC facial massage
lnanicuring scalp treatment. hair
drehsiuE IN the iHt"s. = vac, nj
drcHs hair cutting. hair dyeing and
: bleaching marcel Waving all nIuC.s
= Of hair goods made to order: 20
years, ,eNrerichcc. y Luebcrt. Ea-
pert Wigmakcr. 2os North Fourth.
between broad and Grace.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30

I DIVIDEND NoTICE-The West End Rank
of Richmond. Va. December l. 1915
, The LORD Of Diree'GT TG Of ,hlss sank nave
! and an extra per cen; uut OF the earnings
OF thu last Xix months. Checks viii lie
} mailed. X. ii. DAVIS. ASHER.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30

DlNlDAND NoriC.--oid dominion rsuse
Company Of EiChnond. Va. December H.
1919. Tho board OF directors OF this company
have this day decis red a Quarterly divide nd
or 500 per share on its capital stock, Day.
able on and after January ., i9.p. 70 stock .
holders OF record of December %, 1919
Secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30

WALL pApEit-A bcaut!iuI I'M. OF rtjsjio
wall papers Aiore varied In SELECTION IN
iividual taste. The oldest wall nan,
house III Richmond f. II Iirnurr los
%nrih Eiehih - r...t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30

DlNIDEND-Tnc unLun Bank of Richmond
December Is. lsiyThe board OF directors
of this bank nave declared the regular semi
annual dividend Of /! per. cent on its capital
I stock. payable January !. 1870. Checks will
BIZ mAiLeh Z. .. INTELLECTUALLY. CaHhicr
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FMntiii.!--iiapir,i.g.

plc;c. Let US bcuutlfy YOUR rooms with
artistic PAPER and pbtnt thar Old woodwork
water T. Frayscr * Co :gi %orth Filth
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81 >i-Et. saHtu h
An>inc,,s >er,r". urre,l Id
Heating an,i Plumbing.

JQnN. II ROSE q co. no. N5RTn
THIRTE5Es|NTii STREET Gan GIVE Ytu
G09n SEEE!EE o. ORDERS FOR
siEJNI WORK
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30

MOVING PACKING SHIpri:SG OF all
kinds: ri als' auto and household goods
We movc YOU HnywhNo Call Boulevard
223 w collins. Service and sntisfac-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30

DIV iDENp NOTiCE-rhe First NatianaI
Bank of Richmond. Va. December il.
l9i9-rhe board OF directors OF this Danii
have TINS day declared a quarterly iivt tend
OF $500 per share on It's .aptai stock OF,
~ 800 QUO to stockholders OF record as OF
December 70 1919 Checks viii be .iaiied.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30

R!chlnon!. Va. DeGem,~r 22nd. 1913. rhs
! directors OF this hank have today !ec.arsT=
the regular quarterly divitend uI Der cent
nnd an extra dividend OF Dor cent on the
/ capital stock, payable on January Ind 1870
he stock hoiters>of record 4 $ Ut Dcce.rber
2Gth 1919. Cheeks will be mailed. w NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30

'LUMntNG-Ca!l Francis Is Kaufman
1901 W cary 81 Boulevard 2i6.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30

VIRGINIA. rRuSr CQ.-RIchn,ond, Va.
cei9pany have this day declared : Iiv,,asnd
airy l. 1920. to stock holders of record on
December &C. 1912 l.. u, Aylstt Secre-
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EMPLOYMENT
Situations wantcd-Aialc.

ENECUTlNE assistant, - years old mar
,.5,,,, Ws,i >arg" Detroit nrm. wishes 10
auditing pa.r"ls and disburs,nr. Here FOR
icw days for interview. Address u Az. care
iiincs Dispatch.
WHITE MALE NURSE ready FOR work.
Phone Randolph lGs1. Address W. +.
~. -,oS Nj Street, Eicim3nd. va.
YOUNG MhN-wau:cG. by young man in
""rly tw"ntlcs. position Offering rcspon-
ib!!lty l.nploYcd in one OF largest banks.
turing last hHc years. Rare chance Tor cor
Inr"ton "PSiring young inau with cEccu-
tivc ability. All correspondcncc treated
cohhd'hiial!E. ID 80 care fines Dispatch.
general lin" OF m"rchandise. wishes Job
Win "a Wholesale huus" iaS outside ~ les.
snlcsnarshin and ,ra,tNcr. shoe line
preferred ia care Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30

OF the directors OF The Central Natonal
sank Of Richm2nd held pecember 20. 1919:
on ss5o;Goo.op Of the capital stock OF The
the capital stock Of III: bank Che latter
having been issued As ut November /. 1917
checks viii he mailed i'hilip Il. W. Good.
WIN. Vice PrcSdnnt md Cashier.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30

VIRGINIA. fare AND MARINE-Omce OF
the Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
Co. Richmond, Va. december 10. 1912. Tho
board OF directors of this company have
this day declared n seiniannuai dividend
Of ten uocel per centum !two and so.ioi
TO the Stockholders OF record December "a
1919 Checks win be mailed. b. {, Lewis,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30

BROAD STREET BANK. Richmond Va
The regular annual meeting Of the stock
M.nktns house Of the Broad street Bank
DH lu.sGaJ. January ). 1920. at 10 A. NJ.
FOR tn. purpose 81 cicrt;nr directors for
the ensuing year and for tho transac tion OF
amy - hcr business that properly come
before this meeting. Il. l.. Word. Cashier.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-14
NEW OPERA TO BE
PRESENTED HERE

The rareet oF n"v"ltr"S in this city
a new oI"ra--iS promised IN tho an
nounCer"nt - tn" University Cinh 80
rios !nr the coming fall IN a. hri"t en-
raxcmcal Of the Scotti Grand Opera
company. which will appear at tn"
Court thcatCr.
Tho work * Franc L"ontS Il. oracle"
tine OraCl"'D. based on American mel
rdrama OF two decades age. called Tn"
Cat and the Ch"ruh.' IN" sc"n" "f which
is laid in San Francisco borrr" tho fire.
Tho premier performance" of tho opera
vas gwen in London in 1905 and was
first shown in America IT III" M"tr"p"h-
tan Orcra House. New York. in F"bru-
arv 1915. Antonio Scott. imprcSSarlo
of tho troupe bearing his nam" and the
celebrated baritone of tho Metropolitan
forces at that time interpreted IN" roll"
no will take here that Of Chin Fang.
rascally proprietor ~ an opium den.
who. after Il few murders. is finally
strangled ny his own pictail by the N"n-
cradle philosopher and "raCi" Of the
quarter of Win Sh"o.
From this il will y" seen that "Th"
Oracle" belongs 70 the Observation-Disclosures
operate school Of MascaEni. Pucrini
and I.concavoll".
The opera is in ono act and will be
given IN conjunction with "taNali"ra
RustiCana"
In addition 70 Scott. the cast will in
cludc such wOll-known singers rs Flor
once F.aston. Marie Sund"lium. OrNillc
rTerrolf. Mile TIcco aud James Gordon.
oil If whom are Of IN" Metropolitan
Opera company Francis Mac'lcnna1.
Francesca Parnl;a and others. The "r-
chcStra and chorus arc recruited prin-
GRIZZLY from The metropolitan forces.
This is not the first opera with an
American setting that Lconi has writ
ton. his RIP Van Wrinkle" having h""n
produced in London in 1897. His other
operas arc "RaCgi" d" Luna" 1890:
"oic Sardansrulas." 1896; "L'de la Pic.
cola CriStina' and later work.
"Tzigna." Tho composer is an Italian
who lived in London. where all his OPP
eras. saw" tho first. had their premier
performance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-14
WOMEN ELECTED TO
FILL CHURCH BOARD
Second Presbyter1?n Church Elects TWO
Women to Fill Positions As Repre-
sentatives OF Congregation Board.

At meeting held after the services
last Sunday AT the Second Presbyterian
church. the church committee appoint
cd Mis-. Lizzie Brown and Miss Kate
Ritter a$ representatives. Of the con-
ErcGational board. Mr.. J. W. Weller
and Or. ChaS. II. kccsOr were elected
to the board Of sessions: Mr.. w. II.
Fee and Mr.. q. T.. Reid to tho board or
trustees ana MIR. r. :. Thomas and
Mr. H. VI. Kirk To the hoard or d"aconS.
c'h,Sr representatives Of til" boards
were app" n;cd to decide upon Inc
rlCcting Of minister 10 succeed the
Rev. Th"s. Grlcr kuont2.
I'll" officers and congregation OF
e he church have secured an entirely new
Quaricitc composed Of fresh and b"auti-
fun young voices. which have had the
best training which tn" city AFFORDS
being pupils Of Mrs. Riccar!" RIC"i. ana
Mrs. Elsie GundlinG DuEa. Tho iol-
lowing Young mon and women Will COM
rose the, quartcttc: Miss Irene Myer'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-14
About People
Movements Of individuals to and
From tho City.

Mr.. Z. NJ. RodcbauGh. OF the Sales
Force Of the Capitol Car company is
making an extended trip through the
, central and southern parts OF West Vlr-
Einia and Ohio in the interests Of his
company and on private business. He
expects To be gone for the rest Of the
week. expecting to return on Saturday
night or sunday.
Joseph J. Wagner. OF the State Bank
of Elm Grove. will motor over to Buck
eye Lake on Tuesday 10 spend several
! Mr. George Yahn. Of Elm Grove, Is
spending ten days in Pittsburgh.
MIR. and Mrs. August Rempkc and
daughters. Of Edgdale. left yesterday for
an extended automobile tour Of Virginia,
Maryland and West. Virginia.
I Mr. and Mrs. Frank lcrvcy are visit
; ing Mrs. Hrrrcy's parents for month
: NJ Lancaster, Ia.
MIR. Atlom Yahn. Of Big Wheeling
! Creek. is spending several weeks in Vir-
GINA.
George s. Houston. secretary Of the
American Legion and War Camp Com
mTnlty Service. is IN Cincinnati. Ohio.
un business.
". ii. Lewis is seriously III Of bron-
chtal pneumonia at his home on the
Island.
Mrs. \. G. Phillips and children Of
harkcrShurG. are visiting relatives in
this CltE.
Miss Margaret Marshall. Of Woodlawn
Is inc guest OF TtljtlNcS III
Miss Alice McNulty. Of Park View, is
tn" guest If friends ut Washington. Pa
Mrs. Grover Shook. of lStcrs Run. is
SLOWLY recovering from n serious tu-
ness ut the Ohio Valley General hos
pital.
! Mrs David Mckee. Of the Island. will
, have as her Eu"St the latter part OF the
week. Miss BcSS Foster. Of Washington.
D. &.
q Mr.. and Mrs. Carl ScriG have returned
, from a motor tour in the Allegheny
, mountains.
Mrs Fl. VI. Fuller. OF Peoria. H., IS
: tn" guest Of her sister Mrs. Francis
, Amos.
! Miss Frances Wood Of Leatherwood.
, left yesterday for Pittsburgh. where She
! will b. the guest Of friends.
i Mrs. Samuel Wells. of Chicago. IS thu
! gu"St ci Mrs. William Schultz Of the
! South Side.
! Miss Margaret Burns. Of Pittsburgh
I is the guest Of Miss Florence Mason, Of
Lrathcrwood.
: Mr. and Mrs. ]. Howard Mcdonald of
. WundSdalr. HAY" gone to Great Bar
rington. Mass. where they arc spending
Il few weeks with Mrs. MCClurG Nays
az hHr summer home.
Mrs r.. y. IGalirtt and daughters. Fay
and May, OF the Island. left for Mari
. eta and Parkcrsbure. where they will
visit relatives ard friends for few
days.
Ipudlcr ITallctt and son. Kenneth. CT
Mckcrsport Ia. were guests OF the
formers parents here the first OF the
week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-14
Ka:n'oYY "a 3oree 4s~ree<
% Hav1nQeA4 to tho
hook A2Ntca1a Ski SKI

does not contain starChy rice powder
or dangerous white lead 10 make It
adhere. White lead is a deadly poison
and rice powder turns into glucy paste
that makes enlarged pores, b!ackhcads
and rice powder irritations. because
La-may is so pure and because it stays
on so well il is now used by over a mil
lion American women. All dealers
carry the large box and many dealers
also carry the small trial size. Be sure
TO try La-may. Then you will really
know a perfect face powder. You will
be sorry if you take a substitute. When
you use this harmless powder and sec
how beautifully it improves your con-
plexion, you will understand WHY Ia
may so quickly became the most pop
ular beauty powder sold in America.
Save this notice.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-14
Party ut wayman's Inn.

The country inn at Bethel. one OF the
most attractive places in the commu-
nifty for a quiet dinner party was 'he
scene Of a merry group OF young peo-
ple last evening when Mr.. Raymond
Fee was host at a dinner party honor
inr Miss Clara Belle Ronymus and Mr..
Herbert Darrah. Jr.. both OF Chicago
H.. who are the guests OF MI. fooer.
Darrah. Jr., Of Echo Point. The party
motored TO Wayman's, where Miss Mary
Wayman served one OF her usual de-
licious chicken and waffle dinners. The
table was most attractirely decorated
with fragrant pctunias and covers were
laid for the following:
Misses
Doris l.. Gibson Clara Belle Rony-
Flora Henry mus OF Shicsgo
Gene Bory
Messrs.-
Robert Darrah. Jr Herbert Darrah.
RAYMOND Fee Jr., OF Chicago
Richard Mccoy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-14

A specialist has at last perfected a
pure face powder that positively will
not cause enlarged pores, blackheads
and irritations. In fact, while it is con-
sidered the best face powder. it is also
q remedy for complexion troubles. 1t
is guaranteed pure and harmless to the
most delicate baby skin. 1t beauties
wonderfully because it helps to clear
and tighten the skin and protect the
complexion from blemishes. This new
kind Of face powder is made largely Of
m ingredient that skin specialists use
IN the treatment Of the complexion
And it really stays on better than any
ether face powder. or course. saying
this, everyone knows we mean the
famous I.a-may Powder French Pou-
DIRE L'Arqe.) This is the powder that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-14
ASCENDING BANKER
WILL FACE CHARGES

L.ORAIN. O.. Aug. 13.-William W.
Treble. missing assistant cashier Of the
City Rank. who is accused by bank
officials Of having lost more than $780,
nnN of tho banks funds by stock specu-
lation is expected hyihis friends TO re-
turn here voluntary to fac" the charge.
The shortage was announced yesterday
nv directors of the bank following an
investigation by state bank examiners.
No warrant or court action has been
taken in tho case rs yet.
Tho directors of the city bank today
ISSUED the following statement:
THE directors desire to announce
that thcy hay" asked for and received
the resignation Of w. y. Davies cashier
and secretary. on tn" ground that he
was partly responsible for tho loss TO
the bank"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-14
THIS WEEK TRY
KRUMBLES
ATOUR RISK

This week you ar" invited to make a
thorough trial Of krumolcs at our RISK.
Buy a 15-ccnt packag" of krumbl"s
from your grocer. Use the whole pack
age if you wish. and il you ar" not
moro than pleased your grocer VIII re-
fund YOUR u cents without question
and We will reimburse him.
We couldn't ask you 10 buy krum-
hlcs on this basis II We did rot know
how greatly they viii pleas" YOU. The
war taught us how to make krumhI"s
100 per cent hctter-by creating blend
OF choice cereals that is really most de-
lcious ana app"tizing.
Everybody likes Krumbles. They
arc made in tho game big kitchens that
produce K"lloggs Toasted corn Flakes
this fact is guarantee Of qual'tE.
Buy your money-back trial rackaE" or
Krumbles today. Kellogg Toasted Corn
Flake to. Battle Creek. Mich.
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soprano. Miss Carrie scheneflein. con.
tralto. Mr.. Will J. Jones. tenor. ana
Mr.. J. l.. Porter. baritone. Miss Nellie
Ebcling Nay. organist. will direct the
quartette. and they will make their In.
itial bow to the congregation on tho
first Sunday in September.
During the summer vacation period
the church has been having the pleas
ure OF hearing the church choir under
the direction Of Miss Hannah johnson,
who has been the very efficient con-
ductor.
owing the the repairs IN the church
proper which are being made this month.
services arc being conducted in the
church reading rooms.
The Rev. +. A. Cullcy Of Derby. Pa,
will fill the pulpit in tho Seond Pres
bytcrian church this Sunday.
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PERKINS VELIE AGENT
wen Known Moundsvtlle Salesman to
Handle Popular Auto in
MARSHALL County.

Harvey w. Perkins. we'll known
Moundsville garagc "wn"r ana nut"m"-
bile salesman. has taken the suh-aEcuCy
for the Velie aut"mobil". Mr.. Perkins
will sell tho velie in Moundsville and
MarsAall county. Tho Perkins agency
NJ MoundsviIlc will handle this new
popular car in corporation with the
Union Auto company of Wheeling.
which has the agency for this territory.