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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-08
OBRAS DE RELIGION.

Ancora dc Salvation
S;bIS, de- %. Mines. por el Padre Sach--
Nb-, ;l,strada con Sraoscos y IN napa
de IA Terra Santa Ia
SSecSHo S.o No. Fleury..... eos
S&teclsmG -. Use
Catrcismc dc Pcrocve-ancia .-..---A-V
D.vo.ona-io dc Lavalle. aumentado con
D. Scnoana Santa. Nlsitas a! SaatiSi-
70 giercicio Diario. etc -....' @oV
nsvS.ion Ge los Siete DomIngos de San
II G.nio del CriStanisno. pov Cnaten-
h-,and-Hc-ncSzS iceturaS para e no.
rs-, Eiicio1 ricamcnte ustSaca.'-'->--s
Fuoscf,a Elemental, po- Bslnes....
Ia Iu,itacioa de Cristc. por hemps-- o"e
Les M.ri-es. 0 q tr,unfo DE- l. Religion
C-s,Ana. Tor Chateau6riand--oOTa pro
fusamente iluStrads
P,oncno Javauc. Pasta tclS ......... soc
P,queao Lavale &C OrscjoocS $1,000. &c
VIDA de Nuestro Senior JesueriSto y &C n
San,isir,a Vrsen- rov CrcGsct--.--.-. 90e
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-08
Ell s~ocialismo. es Ell peor de tooos
los desaStres.

Martinez del Rio, pronuncli un
largo diScIrso para c~ontrarlar la
tests socialista establacida al princi-
riar los debates por ell diputado Va
dillo. quien aseguro que Kant, es Ell
fundador de la IDEA sociological, base
del socialiSr'o, Y que 81 todoS somos
igualmentc dignos, todos somos iguai
mente libres. Manifesto MARTINEZ que
estaS doctrinas son puramente teO-
ricas Y no practicas. porque atenlen-
donos a elias. 81 todos fUeramoS hon
ramos no habria ladrones, por mott
70 de que 81 todos fueramos activos,
no ha5ria ricos que monopo!izaran Ia
riQueza.
a
esperar entonces una Igualdad eco
monica? Lueec diio que Ell socialis-
mo en- ell orden politico Y social, era
ell pcor dc todos los GeSaStreS Y que
como ell sectarismo. no tiene bases
s6lidas nj filosoficas. Dijo despues
QUE Ell socialiSmo Sc podria definir
como 81 moviniento de los cue TO
tienen NADIA contra de los que tienen
algo: V que cl socislismo De ESta-
do solo pretende por medic de null
titud de acciones economics reunir
on IN solo bloque. todas las rique-
ZaS puolicaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-08

Asamtlea. crey0 oportuno aprooar
la Traction que no lego al tcrreno
de los debates, Y 10 hiZo FOR 1871 vo-
tos en- contra de al que fuerCn los
cue votaron por la ne@2tiva.
Sc indisnan varios diputados
Nallad2res s. "a per aludido con
las palabras Gel doctor Gomez, Y
lleho de indignation ia arremete en-
contra de Su Lersona, preguntandole
cuando. mient-as estuvo Gomez en- la
Prcsidencia de la Camara, Sc acerco
a el para pelirle Ia suspension de Ia
Ley del TraFajo. desples manifesto
que 81 doctor Gomez Sc eSta desaho-
gando de una maiavola passion G in
vita a les Iiputsdos a que dlgan 81
alguna e ha llegadc consigna del
Ministerio dc Gobcrnacion. como ase-
eurara el expresidente de la Asam-
blea; V vicndo que nadie contestant,
de paso lanZo en- su contra unos
cuaHtos cargos agregados de algu-
mas pa!a5ras duras.
Octavio Trigo tamh:Gn Sc iEiigna
en- contra de Come, Y lie dice que
Sc concrete en- decir cual fu& 81 CRU
po de diputados que sc puSo al SER
vicio del Ministro lie Gooernacion.
FL Diputado Pablo Garcia, muy
acertadamcnte. rianifiesta que aque-
10 So esta convirtiendo en- un car,
70 de agranlante. en- luear dc una
pacifica y respectable Asanblea V pl-
dc por 10 tanto, que cese el capitu-
10 de pleitos Y dc a~lusiones persona
les, para pasar al estudio dc una ley
de tarta importantia.
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GramuzIrc Syathc&Gus 81 E@--G1S
& z DE LECTURA.

IanEuc Esra=no!e. por Toro y 1oneE
lTsxto f-9ucsSl
Do You Want 10 Speak Spanish pTsc-
teal method 20 Learn the Spanish In
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-08
PARA NlNOS.

= l~cc!greS observation-disclosures To-
mites :!ustrcGcS { SO eep:crcS cccG uEo.l
Mi Primer2 Lcctura-
Horas Felic~s-
Ii Mundo Animal para NInos-
FL AmiEuitc.
Escue!a dc AninzleS.
Aveuturas &c Aninales.
Les NinoS de otros Passes.
e. Li5ro del Meme.
Ninos BGenos y Mines Malos.
Cuen;os para NinoS-
e Pals de las Msraviilas-
Cuentos dc EadaS-
e MunGo GaravillcSo-
Nj Libro Eavo-ito.
Episodes y AventuraS.
Lectures de Historic SaErsGa.
Episodes de a Historic SsgrsGa-
Narraciorcs Ext-acrdinariaS.
TardeS de Otonc.
Il McnGo de los Mines.
Las TEIbulac;ones de Mc.erct--
Lccdme--CucntoS morales
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-08
MANuALES PRACTICES

tLg -r,,r collection en- SIS 1cHeTo.-ToHicS en-
pcSt1GoS IN tcLa. C $I.09 cddc INC
Manual de Agriculture y GansceTis.
Manual DC AEteS y OficioS-
Manual de AcciteS y Jaboucs.
Manual de AIbsniler!a.
Manual de Ca-pinteria de Taller.
Manual &c Cerrsieria y Obras de Hero
Manual del Cohetcro y PclvorlSIs-
Manual del Cur;idor dc PicicS.
Manual del Coafitcro y PsStelcro.
Manual del Desuiador L!coriSiS.
Manual dc Elcctrlcicac.
Manual dc totoErafla.
Manual del Hojastcrc.
Manual de Jardine-Ia J Horticultural
Manual de Laborco De M!nss.
Manual de Lcchcria-
Manual de Necznica Industrial
Manual del Pintor-
Manual del TeleS-afiSS y Tc!cIonIsta.
Manual del Rclojcrc-
Manual del Sastrc.
Manual del Fsbrcantr dc Ncla1
Manual dc Vctcrinaria : EGulIseicn.
Manual Gri Ispatc-c.
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-uaEe -.--.....|..-- =
.Oy,r-. Id. saber iaS'eS - de- diAs - e
:orfers ia. sabc- frances en- GleE cIaS-- 81
:ouic-c I'd. she- ~i:alano en- die dIas = J.
L.;b-o Prmero de Iugtcs y Espanol....-. SI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-13
STATE HIGHWAY BRIDGE
CONTROL IN CONNECTICUT
Those Over Twenty-Five Feet In Span
Taken Over by tho
State.

Under the law placing the responsi-
bility for the maintenance of bridges
over tive nty-fve feet In span upon the
state. three OF the bridges spanning
the Connecticut River are now under
state maintenance. One of these, the
bridge connecting Portland with Mid
dletown. is n free bridge. The other
two. one connecting Saybrook with
Lynn, and the other connecting Had
dam with East Haddam, are toll
bridges. In addition to these there are
bridges crossing the river at Thomp-
sonville and Warehouse Point. which
are under control OF Hartford County
The bridge connecting Hartford with
East Hartford is controlled by com
mission made UP OF representatives OF
the towns OF Hartford. East Hartford
South Windsor, Manchester and Glas-
tonbury.
The receipts from tolls at the Say
brook-Lymc bridge last year amount
ed to $4,000. and We're collected from
5000 foot passengers. $4,000 automu-
piles and 1000 trucks. The receipts
from the East Haddam bridge amount
ed TO $4,000, the money coming from
fo:oup foot passengers, $1,000 automo-
biles and 5000 trucks.
The law Placing the maintenance OF
bridges more than twenty-five feet in
span upon the State Highway Depart
inent relieves the towns OF the burden
o: caring for about ninety structu.ts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-13
GEARING HEADLIGHTS
]. CAUSE many SMAsHES
Traffic Officer Says Many Of Them
@5 Gould Be Avoided With Little
4,t Care
MUST DIMINISH CLEAN
Adjustment Of Focus as Well as Tilt
=, Can Best BE Accomplished in
Dark, Either in Dark Room or Oh
Level Road.
BY LIEUTENANT SAMUELS,
h, 'Tr1 HfC Force

GlarinE headlights cause 4 great
number OF automobile accidents. which
could be easily avoided The Rich-
mond ordinances on this subject are as
good any i'll the country, put II Is
) primarily because strict compliance
with the law would necessitate small
expense TO some OF them or possibly
little trouble, for homemade remedies
for EiarinG light troubles are easily
manufactured.
Many motor car owners whose head :
lights throw shaft of light farther
than allowed by law apparently do not
. know how TO control their lights. or
what 10 do 10 make them less slarinE:
Every different Kind OF lens sold
throws different , Strsns'h n ngsss OF OF
cars are equipped with headlights
whose candle power varies a great
) dea.
Throw Clean n Long Way.
e. Consequently. some auiomoSiles.
beam OF radiance from seventy hve
TO 200 feet in from; of the car The
law here requires that no headlight
throw a ray farther than lo' feet
stroll and change the light 10 comply
of Controlling dev:sss: ne difusers
to mitigate the glare by scattering
the beam and rendering ii less in
tense The defectors seek to accom-
:, the major portion OF the beam toward
the road surface, leaving. the upper
portion of low enough intensity TO
avoid dangerous glare, With the dit,
! the accuracy OF adjustment OF focus
snd Kilt is Of no great consequences.
:, hui the candle power of the lamps has
bean restricted in order TO avoid dan
). Gerous glare.
:. Use OF Denectors.
|. The denectors, on the other hand
: require careful adjustment OF the
lfocus and the tilt of the head lamps.
might be DETECTED upward TO such a
sdegree that il would fall il the eyes
.of oncoming drivers.
) Almost all headlights are provided
with an arrangement whereby the
{ position OF the bulb may he changed
with respect 10 the focus of the para
!, sometimes "a little difficult to find. bu,
amy owner who is in trouble from this
cause could easily have it adjusted
by competent garage man.
( The adjustment Of focus as we'll as
tilt can be accomplished in the dark
either in a large closed room or on 4
that taking the lamps without any
.ssS9 T6W,Hr de ns.s, whatever and
a large sheet OF paper held several
ifeet ahead OF the lamps. a more or less
round spot or pattern OF light is seen.
CPS' q Nt'IS tue focusing aClOStTn IN Z
the lamp is brought forward or back
. until the point IS found where this
patch mas the smallest diameter. Then
%ihe n!aMent IS At the reflector focus,
Adjusting the Tilt.
To adjust the tilt OF the lamp meas
HFe the height OF the center OF tn.
) light from The ground Focus the
9 peam as described and measure the
from the ground on level surface.
> Allowance must be made for the fact
us made and the additional weigh, IN
sthe automobile viii! throw the shaft Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-13
PEOPLE ASK FOR ROADS
Michigan Continuation Active to Pro-
vide Demands BeinE Made
by Land Owners.

Two petitions. asking that county
roads be taking over as n part OF the
county road system have been re-
ceived by the Lenawee. Mich. board
Of road commissioners. One petition
cannot be entertained by the board on
account OF its irregularity. as it was
signed in April before the commits
sion was created. and was addressed TO
the State Highway Department and
not to the county board. 1t asked for
the improvement OF the Bent Oak Road
to connect with the Plank Road and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-13
lish, much too high. Slightly de-

hating the tires OF the car helps to
get a correct adjustment.
II the height of the center OF the
beam is the same as the height OF the
center of the reflector. the beam is
evidently horizontal. suppose now that
the device which you propose using
requires tilt OF two feet TO make
the required los feet. Suppose. fur
ther, that you are holding your sheet
reflector The headlight must then be
tilted until the center of the beam
faliS on the paper at a height O. six
inches less from the ground than the
heiSht OF the center of the reflector.
Evidently II the beam falls six inches
in twenty-five feet it will fall two feet
in 100 feet, and your adjustment is
practically correct.
The actual fitting of the headlight is
n mechanical adjustment. which in
ried out. while in others 1t is not so
simple matter and may require the
aid OF 4 mechanic.
How to Comply with Law.
There are several ways in which
a substantial compliance with the law
may be insured without purchasing
them may be noted the fol!owinE:
To cover the upper half OF the front
glass with Il dense coat of some diff
.usinE substance or white paper and
adjusting the bulb back to the focus
as described above. makes a fairly
good eNpedient, or covering the upper
ha II of the bulb with Il semi-opaque
substance and adjusting the focus as
above, Will accomplish a similar re-
suit There are many other methods
which are in common use among mo-
a result as good commercial device
designed for the purpose
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-13
TRUCK HAULS CREAM
Ohio Firm Makes Use of Motor
Power to Deliver It's
IprOllIt.f

CANTON. OHIO. AUGUST Ia IA
miliar scene on a country road in
Northern Ohio is this unit of the rural
motor express, the modern evolution
Of the humble milk wagon. In front
Of many farm houses are platforms
which are piled high every morning
and ice cream plants OF Cleveland and
other buckeye centers o: population.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-13

States OF 2.457.33i. and OF this total.
even after tremendous expenditures,
but II per cent. or 100000 miles. nave
received any attention whatsoever and
this Improvement Is scattered In forty
eight States. in Il loose and utterly IN
effective way, over various section OF
our entire $500, 900 miles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-13

covered the same stretch that was the
basis OF controversy at recent
meeting OF the board with residents
OF Romo and Adrian townships.
The other petition was for the Inn
provcment OF road across Medina
township to connect with the two
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-13

north and south stone trunk lines on
either side OF that township. one ex-
tending from Hudson. south along the
county line and the other running
south from Canandaigua to Morenci
OF beginning on the county line ono
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-13

mile west of Limo Creek aud would
stretch for six miles east to the Seneca
town line.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-13

TOtnl Highway Mileage.
The latest government figures show
, total highway mileage In the United
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-13

lE@Il2I2I29 91gGE
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manner in which tho call ie being an
sw,rcd is cratity.rE in tho extreme.
II is hclicvcd that u"ariy everyone
who cXnrCtS Ia compete for IN" ri.h
prizes and help III" campaign reach IN"
goal. will send n or bring IN at least
rniCn h"adruGrtcr$ viii hc open Nnt !
MIN. o'clnci; Thursday night So as 10
give plenty &C tim" I" All.
Tho contestants who ST themselves
dCiinlr" task today and get nj l"a.t On"
subscription viii II" Ecrn'ly h"n"t .t,"I
\ lttlc r"Sul'ful work each day IS Wmn'
counts. You know iIc story Of ~" iur-
II" and ia" hare Work always wins and
i:trlr careful work every day H. ais IN"
Last dav spUrr" ana the "cl' vcIih hour
rnmpa;-m' every ,'no.
Let MS repeat that this Automobile
and Diamond campaign is entirely now
and something different from any CAM
rarrn oyer held in Who Ing. II IS pure
Il business proposition and all th1Sc
who taxi an nrtiN" THNrt VII b" reverted
for their efforts put forth IN hc!runE
hoori the Tu'clhGcnccr'S circulation. nc
readers AMI our friends arc going 20 see
that W.. got them. W" ar" going 10
XIV. moro thTn $4,000 III rich rewards
in order Ia max" il worth your Will" TO
liich ~ with carncetnCSs and 50" every
one who docs not taff Tho paper and ask
ri
in order t. haze n bright. breezy. n"wSH
nrvypapcr delivered ri"ht at your very
domr every morning. Wn'n on" hcrs t.
runs.,lrr The cost and compare II with
IN. nci.,."ii= derived It is almost nHEnt-
"lhlN. Three pennies day VIII bring
tho carrier h,y every morning with TN"
w,rll ", W So" your friends md neigh
l,rs now \, no hTvc not MS vet hal tho
good fortune TO receive r." lntcllir"nCcr
and initiate them int" full fellowship in
the Autumn h'l" md diamond Campaign.
Also ruint out to them IN" many great
hnrcri,s you WI derive by having Nh"
credits duo upon their subscription given
to NOll.
There Is plenty Of time in which 70
enter ard earn any Of thrs" attractive
nr'-cs. The campaign Is Sill in it's in
fancy and those who ,har" not vet scnt
~ their names MS Active contestants
should do so today.
Ermomhor-oue Subscription Sure!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-03
NATION WIDE PLANTING or Trees IN
HONOR OF The DEAD OF AMERICA

White oak. Pin Oak. American Linden
Scarlet Oak.
ELECTROMAGNETIC Spruce. Colorado
T;iuc Spruce White Pine. Scotch PIne'
El,sam P!nc Hcmlock, Arhor Vitae.
In Dclawarc, Maryland. District or
Columbia. virginia. North Carolina,
South Carolina. Georgia. Tennessee
FLORIDA. AlahHma. MISSISSIPPI. LoulS!-
ana. Arkansas. Ok!lhoma- Texas plant
IIarGwouG-Tuljp. Sycamore, Fin oak
White Oak. Scarlet oak. Black Oak. E"d
oak. Wh.,o Ash. Hald Cypress. Norway
Maple. Scarlet Maple. Red Elm Amer
can Witt, Elm. kentucky Cote" Tree
American Linden. Rcd Gum, Black Gum
blackberry. Willow Oak.
Evcrrrccn-W'hte Pine. LonElcaf
Pine. Magnolia Live Oak. Cedar or Le-
banon, American Holly.
In wisconsin. Minnesota, North Da-
kota, South Dakota. Nebraska, Kansas.
Colorado. Wyoming. Montana, Idaho
plant:
Hardwood-Eur Oak. Linden. Norway
M.r!c. Groom Ash Wild Cherry. 1.arcn.
American Elm. slack Walnut. Hack
berry. Honey Locust.
Scotch rin" Austrian
Pine. White Pine. Norway Spruce. Colo
Cedar. Arhur Vitae.
In New Mexico. Arizona, Utah. Ecv-
ada plant:
4 Hardwood -Hack bcrry. Honey Locust
Green Ash. American Elm. Eia"k Locust
Eur oak. Valley Cutr"nwo"6, Mountain
Cottonwood. Mountain Ash. Box Elder.
EvcrErc"n--Arbrr Vitae, p""dar c.
dar, Box. Eupnymus.
In California. Oregon Washington
Coast RcElon) plant:
Hardwood-Largc- lravcd Maple. Euro
rcan Linden. Sycamore. Weeping VIII
I low.
Evcrsrccn-Dcodar Cedar. Monterey
cypress. Monterey Ilrr. COLUMBIA
BaSln).
I Hardwood-Norway Maple, European
Linden. Sycamore, Green Ash, Silver
Poplar. Russian Poplar. White Willow
El crgrccu-Lawson Cypress, Blgtrce.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-03

Chicago 900 OF 600 ono oOo o-3
Detroit .......ol2 300 600 coo 600 II
Two base hits-IIcilmann >: Fclsth,
Fl"gStcad.
Three base hits-Folsch. A!nsmith.
Stolen hISc-C;andil
Sacrifice hlts-Wcarer. Ncach.
Double pla%G-Licbold 70 Gandil;
Weaver to Gandil; Jackson To Gandl;
Errnkc TO Young to licilmaNn.
Left on bascs-Ch!cago -; Detroit
10.
Base on halls-Otf Kerr 4: or Ermkc
7.
Struck out--By Kcrr 4; Ehmkc 5.
Wild pitch-Ehmkc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-03
CRACK WESLEYAN
PLAYERTOCOACH
WHEELING HIG!!I|
yORN Z. RELL1SON, WESLEYAN
TACKLE, TO COACH OLD GOLD
AND BLUE ELEVEN.
Prospects for o Championship Team at
ths Local School Are NOW
Very Bright.

John L KelIison will coach wheeling
High These five words Will bring gem
uine Joy TO the hearts OF the thousands
Of football followers in this vicinity
who. II they are not sufficiently lnu-
mate with him 10 call him friends. at
least they are among the many in West
Virginia who sincerely admire his ster-
hing integrity and his mastery skill.
Kellison. as the local football cHthu-
usasts will remember. is the famous
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-03
TIMELY DOUBLE
SENT IN COBB
WITH WINNER

DETROIT. Mich. Sent. 2.-FlaEst"a1s
double 10 deep lcft field scored C"Oo
from second with the winning run IN IN"
sixteenth inning today. Detroit win
ming the third game Of the series with
Chicago. 4 to 5. IL was pitchers bat
tic between Ehnkc and Kerr. with tie
former holding good lead until the
sixth when thrc" Of the Tigers four
errors allowed the Sox to tic it Up.
ScCrc:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-03
MUST BE MODIFIED.

PARIS. SEPT. 2.--Thn supreme council
Of tho peace conference decided today to
send n note in forCcful terms to tho
contradiction with the Versailles treaty
OF IL" pruIis on in III" now German con-
stitution providing for the representa-
ton Of Austriu in the German rcichs-
rath.
The council demands the suppression
Of the article within fortnight, de-
Clar.nE that otherwise the allies will be
compelled 10 undertake n further oCcU-
patton Of the left bank Of the Rhine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-03
warwood Briefs

n. BrowlngS. u TW'nIy' ITEt SVF'cI.
IS rr,noLInc TO North Wh"cilnE.
Miss Edna Harris. who has been VS.
Fling friends here. has returned to her
hufuc in Stcuh"ny!N":
Sir. Chas. Marsh has returned after
n vacation trip to Canada.
Tho Busy Fee club will hold box
SOCIAL "Wednesday evening at the hone
Of Miss Wood.
Miss Julia Dawson Is visiting friends
at Aaron. Ohio.
Many Warwood people attended the
State Fair Labor Day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-03
CARDINAL MERCER IN
MISSION TO AMERICA

PARIS, Sept. 2-Cardinal Mcrcicr.
rrcla:c Of belgium. who left today for
tho United States has been entrusted
With . delicate mission IN that country
BY the Holy See according TO tie
Journal
The newspaper says that tho cardinal
will lay before President Wilson his
views concerning the League OF Nations
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-03
CoNAwAY IS MAYOR

FAIRMONT, w. Va. Sept. 2-Thc
now city government or Fairinont or
lsaniZrd today by naming William W.
Conway. Democrat. rs mayor. There
was a deadlock in the attempt TO or
cnnize on Monday hut todIy'S meeting
went through smoothly. Il. +. Davis
Arncrt. director Of streets and clyde
Morris. director of the. water DEPART
mont. The government is made ur Of
two Democrats and two Republicans
and thcv wor" elected under the rulings
Of tho now charter adopted BY the ely
Of rairuOnt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-03
AT THE HOTELS

Mcclure II. NJ. Bryant. Fairmont:
Luther Fox. Murgantown: Norris Brown.
NIorrantown; J. W. Ticncy. Clarksburg
r, Barrett. Iarkcraburg; Geo. Is.
hilli7s. ST. Marys; Geo. II. NrlEht'
ij,,n'ina..rn: pr. J. G. Matthews. Hunt
inaron: Chas. l.. Moa'I"E. MorEantown;
!. q. Holton. Hu"khrnn"n: g. W. Hood.
tn lrlCston: Holt Drake. lark"rshurS;
A. i. Had. Clark"burG: Geo. Kirk. Bur
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-03
YOUR ATTENTION, PLEASE

II your bOwcIs need WhOI"SonC
rhysic that thoroughly c!"ans"S. sweat
ems the stomach and benefits tn liver.
take n Foley Cathartic Tablet tonight
and you Will feel better in tn" m"rnln::.
1t is a quick and safe remedy for sick
headache. hiiiousncss. hl"a,inC. sour
stomach. gas. bad breath. indigestion.
or other condition c?u,"d
by cloEgcd or irregular bowels. ~ y
Cathartic Tablets cause no gripping or
NAUSEA Sold everywhere.
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IvRNA1)1gel99
A Real made Sd1e

best-tempered blads ca eafth, the
longest, keenest and suungest-a two
edged, detachable blade with moes
shaving mileage than any other bede.
Don't discard tiis blade when
duued. You can strop t-you en-
hone it-why throw good sted away9
Get q real raSor made safe nom
your dearest dealer today
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For much less money than Ben
Franklin paid you can have a real
razor-with the old-tine balance In
the hand-the comfortable length
and the proper shaving angle-a razor
that won't cut your face, for hs
guarded and won't heat your skin,
because it has no wire edge And for
that same small sum, you can have tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-03
WARWOOD


Tho W4rwr"I Fairgrounds cnocG
r,,-f successful S"lSru August 81. IN"
hides enjoyed tn" Fairgrounds curLns
In, summer E!CuthS very much. Inc
.r,rrd; wore under III" iNStru"Con or
N!.~ Mary MrNIc!,lcs, Miss Allie HOOD
ana Mr.. Stanley Thomas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-03
7. Fl, N. Circle Meets
Child Killed

Miss Dale Ross will entertain the
Kings DauEht"rs Friday evening ~ net
home in South WarwoOd.