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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-02

certainly is the champion proof room
eluder OF all time. Rodrique Ross La
ROGUE is the correct name, but. be-
ing kind of consderate sort Of per-
son, Rod decided to make II as easy
as possible for the unfortunate editors.
who are troubled quite sufficiently as
1t is. However. his name, as 1t now
stands. he's been too much for them.
and he has finally become resigned 10
the fact that his hopes have been In
vain.
Rod, who has played with many OF
the screens best known starss has Just
completed two new photo-drafnas. In
which he is the featured player. "Ths
Common sin." and "The Discarded
Woman" Az present he Is preparing
to return to the stage this fall for the
first time since he began his career v
r-c.inn pictures several years ago.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-02

III TLANTIC CITY has become the
greatest seashore resort in the
world, and what has contributed
y Stewards its success as much as
anything else is its wonderful bathing
beach stretching for miles along a
shore line which Is nearly level and
sloping gradually TO deep water-the
longest bathing place in the world.
Every amusement Is offered to attract
the pleasure seeker and every precau-
tion is taken to insure ease and safety
to the bather. The Atlantic City bath
ers pay a beach patrol TO look out for
this. and their beach patrol Is famous
for its efficiency and its courage has
been chiefly instrumental in creating
feeling of safety for those who battle
with the ocean waves.
Most people give little thought TO
this patrol until they are snatched
from the jaws of death by these men
whose business It is during the bath
ing hour to watch like hawks for the
persons who through thoughtlessness
or bravado go out too far in the
oSrdH' IL ~ kHoNh IHdt tHe pest oI
beaches have undertows and pitfalls
which even the best swimmers can
not brave.
Careful Patrol
Atlantic City has been most careful
OF its patrol and those who are OF II
are appointed only after a thorough
course of training. and then by pass
in an examination which tests their
qualification for the most important
and dangerous work which they are
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-02

lutely necessary TO us OF the screen
world II we are TO hold our places In
the favor OF the public. -
Lack Of money, however. need not
be bar to woman's desire for a
charming appearance. Good things
are always more economical In the
long run than articles cheap in their
first cost. BY proper care one good
dress and its accessories may retain
their beauty long after a whole assort-
ment of cheap. shoddy things have
gone into the discard"
Bebe Daniels Is now completing,
you Never Can Tell" an adapta-
ton OF two short stories that were
published recently in the saturday
Evening Post.
ALA Nasimova
A wide span Of versatility indeed Is
NasImova's. In the picture before
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-02
LAMENT

Faint crowns my sinking heart;
Soon-yes. full soon-we part;
Fen in my dreams | start.
Waken and sigh
Sigh for the ecstacy
OF thy hot klss-ah, me!
Fast fades the bliss Of thee
Last pint of rye!
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-02

" TLANTIC CITY has become the
81 greatest seashore resort in the
world, and what has contributed
y utowards its success as much as
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-02

AS slowly, day by day.
/ see thee ebb away,
Spirit, that warmed my clay
With Joy divine
Scarce do / dare to touch
Charms which l love so much
With trembling hands and such
Parched lips as mine.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-02
Watch Your Feet -AVersa.
tile Reid An Ardent
MotoriSt-New Play From
Book-Star Likes Rags =
She Finds a Way What's
In a Name?

W feetl And yet Bebe Daniels. the
beautiful star declares This profuslon
of foot and limb apparel Is absolutely
necessary TO the well-dressed. perfect.
ly groomed appearance which has
brought her fame and fortune on the
screen.
Il consider shoes and stockings the
most important feature OF a woman's
attire" says Miss Daniels. Mine WON.
en- out of ten fail to make the best OF
fheir looks because they neglect 10
give proper care to the little things
OF the wardrobe"
Il have seen stores OF women with
expensive and beautiful gowns who
toked like frunips because their
shoes were run down at the heels and
lacked shine. And on the contrary
one often comes in contact with those
who gain admiration with simple
little dress just because they take ut
most pains In selecting suitable hose
and shoes whose perfect cut gives full
opportunity to the beauty Of the foot"
FOR my work on the screen I have
always two pairs OF shoes and stock
ings for each gown. To gain the full
SAVIOUR Of a beautiful dress one must
practice variety Of this sort. or
course. to many people the expense
would be prohibl,ive but 1t 10 abso-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-02

A wide span Of versatility indeed Is
NasImova's. In the picture before
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-26

rie Miami Silvestriin Napoli, dopo che
gil operai avevano barricate lutte lie en- /:
trate, Ia truppa circondo' gil stabili-
menti fece uso delle mitragliatrici per
costringere rivoltasi ALA resa. Parec-
chic migliaia di operai di attire fab.
briche ed opifci, abbandonarono II
lavoro pee solidarieta' del compagni
delle predette fonderie.
Disordini sono anche r8pportati per
un gigantesco sciopero che comprende
300, 900 contadini nellie provincie di
Novara, Alessandria, Brescia e Treviso:
A Tore Annunziata,. presso Napoli,
magazzini governativi furono dannegglatl
da bombe fatte esplodere dai dimostranti;
Durante una dimonstrazione innanzi al
palazzo municipale di Catania Il Comm
Blandania, sindaco della citta 1u
assassinato. mentre tentava di pacihcare
riottosi.
Roma, 25 marzo-Alla Camera del
Deputati, oggi, socialist attaccarono
yiolentcr,ente la politica del Governo.
II Deputato Graziadei, socialista, an
nunzio' che il bedito pubblico am
montava 160 miliardi. Attaccni
furono anche fatti per la poiitica
r;yuurdo "a questione di Flume'
II Presidente della Camera. on.
Orlando, annunzio' che ron, Rossl era
state elctto vice -presidente al posto del
ron. Alessio, nominate ministro per ie
poste e telegraf.
Flu presentata una interrogazione re-
latiyeamente al disordini di Napoli e
Brescia owe rimasero uccisi tire operai
LON. Nitti dichiaro' che il Governo
non era ancora in grado di rispondere
perche' attendeva informazioni al ri
guardo. ma che era suo dovere far man
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-26
LETTS EvAcUATE BORDER
Agreement Reached With Esthonla
Over Disputed Districts

London, March 28.--The Lettish le-
cation announces as a result Of con-
ference held at Walk, Livonia. between
representatives Of Detyia and Estho-
MIA concerning the border question, an
agreement was signed, subject to rati-
fication within two weeks, under which
Esthonia will evacuate the occupied dis
tricts, leaving them under control OF
the commanders in chief of both states.
ship of the districts is to be submitted
to arbitration.
The legation also says that the Let
vian foreign minister has announced
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-26
Gable Briefs

While Lady Astor goes a politicianins
about England, making speeches here
and there. her husband remains at home
and takes care of the children. Re-
Gently when she was at Manchester
Lord Astor rang her up on the telephone
70 ina,iire as to her safe journey. Then
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-26

% turkish note published in par,s y
caused much comment. His nisna nave
Nussia have created greatest ,ns eWs Of
Nothing is known in Paris wb;os surprise
lead to the idea that sane vn don, would
government will soon return nhiocrstic \,
country. n In that
Former Grown Prince w,lbs,,,
70 De outdone by his father hn, tha not
sawyer, has taken to mai;nne wood.
snoes at Wierinjen, the cable rdnas. horse
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-26

Roma. 26 marzo.-Energici proved =
imenti, allo scope di controllare il movi-
mento per gli scioperi attraverso PItalia,
sono stati presi dal Governo e dai rap
presentanh di parecchie provincie, che
aui' 81 riunlrono ieri, per indirizzare un
appello a! Parlamento raccomandando
che immediate passi siano fatti contro
eli agitatori socialist. A Firenze la sit
uazione sembra sia per divernire grave.
Gravi agitazioni ira gil operai di i'm
portanti stabilimenti in parecchie citta'
d'Italia sonc state segnalate dai
Prefetti. Circa disordini l'occupa
zione da pGrte degli operai delle fondie.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-26

MS government intends to notify M.
Tchitcherin, the Bolshevist foreign min.
ister In Russia, that Letyia Is prepared
70 start peace negotiations with the
MOSCOW government after Easter.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-26
SLAIN DEFENDING WOMAN
American Missionary In China Vie,
tim Of Robbers

Pekin, March 26.-The death Of ].
X. Menzies, a Presbyterian missionary
of Toronto, who was killed by robbers
at Hwaikingfu (Honan province) oc-
CURED while he was defending the
women's quarters in the mission from
an attack by large band
Mr.. Menzies, answering calls for
help, grappled with one Of the robbers,
whereupon the others fred a volley,
killing the missionary and the robber.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-26

tenere l'ordine. A, tale risposta | So
cialisti insorsero, gridando I'll vostro
doyere e. quello di difendere pesci
grossi gil speculatori !" w
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-26

he bade her good might, saying, Now
I'm of to see the children put to bed. :"
An attempt to sovietize the big Miami
Silvestri steel foundries in Naples by
5000 workmen was frustrated by
troops who attacked the men with ma !
chine guns after they had seized the
works.
The forecasts Of President Wilson's
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-26
$tas a Month for Teachers

Pauisboro, N. j., March 20. = The
Greenwich township Board Of Education
has voted $125 per month as the min
imum salary for teachers next year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-26
GRAW D|SORD|N| IN
P|U' PART| D1TAL|A
n coverno Discriminate a Repri-
mere | Disordini Istigati da
Agitatori Socialist

Published and Distributed Under
PERMIT NO. 34t.
Authorized by the act OF October o,
1917, on nle at the Postoffice Of Phila-
''''"''' A. 8. BURLEsoN.
Postmaster General.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-30
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Doctor Said She Couldn't Get
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I hs4 \ very hsd cough for ? years.
N The time. dsv and night, Could sleep
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-30
That Sore Threat Needs
Begy's Mustarine

When your throat 10 sore, if'e sUre
cen you need Begy's Mustarine.
Thar IS. Il you want 70 Set nd o. II II
she quickest possibie time.
Irs really marvellous hosx this reei yei-
low mustard Improvement on tbs old
fashioned mustard plaster will end sore
throat, tonsIlitis. chest colds, pieurssy ana
bronchitis.
Irs no eEaggeration TO say that II often
eonouers them over night. and it's Just as
speedy a remedy for neuralgia, Iurnbsgo,
sitf neck. aching feet, sore muscles and
swollen joints.
Rub Il on freely. II cannot blister, but
Il surely will ease the pains OF rheumatism
and gout. and you won't have TO wait TIL
tomorrow for relief. You'll get II to-day
s<ten In an hour.
80 or 60 cents buys yellow boz fuis OF
Beey's Mustarine and one small box will
Do tbs work 20 bllsterinS mustard plsstsra,
Eckods NediciHs stozs., N. Is. Dan
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-30

he was free Ruth had rot accepted hun
actually.
But Of course he had come 10 the city
20 make money urd when Inc had made
enough, she was 20 come and marry hlth
That was. understood he wondered ~
half frightened manner whether he he
written anything like that to her Letters
and breach Of promise suits figured ~
prominently in the newspapers.
Then he remembered the girls honest,
scrioun blue eyes, the proud tilt of her
chin and laughed at himself for think
ing so base a thought of her. but Ruth was
Mt home, working hnrd, hoping waiting
10 come Ia him and somehow, IN some
way he had become engaged 10 other girl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-30

runs above the Hudson A moon made the
river glcam like band of silver, trimmed
with black shodows where. the wbarves
were and the moorcd boats
Little Myra he stopped smiling, look
ing ut the river now without thinking oi
II at all
Mvra his Mvra that was new
idea
Ruth This thought came into his head
like blow He leaned against the wall,
needing its support.
usued to Mvrai What WAS IL she said about
"our living room?"
Ruth What would he say 10 her
but he wasn't engaged to Ruth legally
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-30

Ruth wns the girl who should be hIs
wife, not this olingirg, soft little creature
who wantcd expensive gowns aad VINO
could wear them we'll and do nothing
else
Hoarteck, he found bench OH the
strip of park aud sat down 10 atarc Mt the
shining river not mindinp tho chill oi
the spring night When he got up, hours
later, he WAS still wonderi how he could
break hia engagement with Myrn whether
she would release him or whether her
ewes would fill up with tears agnln Even
the thought of That unsettled him.
Tono rrow Ruths Burden
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-30
Snnnff NJ lInllY nHk.

Tie Ladie4 Aid Society of Holly Oak
VI 4. Church will hold chicken suppef
IN Holly Oak church house on ThufHday
evening. Dccembef 2, from . until .
Il clock
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-30
Rely ON CutiCura|
lToClear Away
Skin Troubles

ao.p b. eeanse Dnrprn. ia sveihe Isleur, ~ pss,'
dor. &c. 5snpfs- ofnauaBfs. Dept. haass Ssss
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-30

You try an Every Evening want adv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-01
NOVEMBER BUILDING
EXCEEDS OCTOBER

Despite the fact that twenty-nine
more building permits were Issued IN
October than during the month when
ended last midnight; the totai 9 a,noIar
by s7SS, according to the books IN the
offices of building permit clerk George
Abrams, at o'clock last evening
Yesterdays nine permits mt issuee' rec.
ord up above that OF last month; FoI
November IS permits were issued ana
81 granted in October.
The two largest permits OF the mo ,it,,
were granted to the Wheeling Quality
Company of Greggsville and II; s; Trns-
sci Of Birch Lynn, both for $4,000. The
first was issued several weeks ago, anu
the latter yesterday. Mr.. Irussel Is 30.
Yynn and the coal company Is Duilolne
a Triple, office building and laying mucn
trackage at the new mine In Gresss-
VILE. 30.
n r. Stuttrell, Of Edgington Lane for
new $500 home. Work has already
been started on the building. d. A. NC
Gregor Is next with permit tor |s'oVo'
for a dwelling at Birch Lynn.
The following Is the reeoro VI '''
The Federal Bagcry. III" Market
street. storm door. $3.50. .
ST. II NJ Braton. 2l25 Jacob street
treaD repair tS ss1 Ha Eoft tO Street garage,
w. ). rTooe1 WV
wv. A. stoetzer. 211l Eoff street. gar
as GODFREY Haidorn. s?s National Rroad.
Glenwood, garage $50 n,ood attract
Frank Laivandoski' 1925 WOOD street,
u ]. B B. Luttrsll, Edgington Lane frame
no j. i. Friese. 1871 Fifteenth street.
olT,c WcGreeor. Birch Lynn. dwelling.
''i BOARD OF Trade Building. Twelfth ana
Chapiine, Repairs. $780,
Roy Harold 81 Virginia street porch
'0GG; F., Schultz, S South Broadway. re-
build front Of home. $500, .-o,
wbSe,,ng Quality Coal Company
Grcrgsv!iie, trackage. office. tipple'
' ~ r. Otto. SIS Main street. porch
and repairs. 5000. o,,a
Herbert Parker. rs Paxton ,, aUehue'
Patterson repair Y.,t t.TnS
whseling Axel Company. steel ouiio-
'"f; p Jones Co. Seventeenth street.
Tile garage. $500. .,u.
Walter Whaley. 251s warwood avenue
s' W B. Mccterella. Pleasant Valley
concrete garage. $3.50. .o
Ruth Palmer. Overlook, one room
"o 6omer Black, Patterson. frame house.
vi II. s. Trussell. frame house. Birch
hy HarrT Beecroft, Loring Place. garage
'iG Edward varrinser, lol Twelfth street.
repairs, SlOu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-01

HIS HONOR, MAYOR TH0NER,
takes Up A NEW BUSINESS
POPULAR CITY OFFICIAL 3NU1I
LHE INSURANCE T1LD
MAKES 4 BUSINESS CONVECTION
WITH RELIANCE LIFE co.
WIDE ACQUAINTANCE AID LONG k
FEA1ENCE FITS H0 fO1 WORK

Welcome tho latest and handsomest
entrant into the life insurance field.
The many friends Of his honor, Mayor
Thomas +. Thoner. will be more than
gratified to know that Mayor Thoner
has made a business arrangement with
the Reliance Life Insurance Co.. OF
Pittsburgh, and will be associated with
Mr. Albert Snedeker, the efficient state
agent of the Reliance In the presenta,
ton OF that company's numerous and
advantageous policies. Perhaps there Is
no per nsoin Wheeling better and more
favorably known TO q large NUMBER OF
our citizens than Tom Thoner. he mas
been mixing with the citizenship Of this
community for fifty, sixty or seventy
years, more or less. and his genial smile
and portly presence are known TO man,
woman and child throughout the COM
munity.
drouth struck West Virginia, Mr.. Thon-
er was a most popular and efficient bus
mess agent OF the Reymann breWins
company. Later he represented the
same interests when the big brewery
was transformed into a packing COM
Iany, operated by the Paul o.. Reymann
Go. Within the past two or three years
Mr.. Thoner has had charge or me I'm
portant real estate properties or the
kcymann interests and has been gradu-
ally liouidating these so to speak The
partial completion of this work mas en-
abled him to take on other business con-
nections, and he has determined TO CAPT.
talize his very large personal acqual int
through an association with the Reli-
ancc Life Co. Mr.. Thoner Is very cap
able business man, efficient and thor
ough in everything that he undertakes,
and he will undoubtedly prove hlsnIy
valuable addition to the Reliance lie or
ganizatlon.
With Mayor Tom on the Job some OF
the life insurance boys will have to
hustle. The mayor don't get around as
fast as some others on account OF ms
xS0 rounds avordupois, but he Is some
traveller at that; and when he talks ne
generally says something.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-01
Jewish HOLIDAY
TO Be CELEBRATED

chanukah, one Of the minor hollaays
celebrated by the Jews. begins ne
Monday. December 9Th. and Sontlhuses
all MT" week SPECIAL services will be ho OBJ.
served in the Eoff street E1anapmber 10th
later date a children's entertainment
The Feast Of DsdcatiOr or Sh ine from
T Tss - 1s5 B. c. E. During those years
the ruler Of syria "a, An anIS 9se Greef
iiSinn 49, N be universal throughout
rs empire This 81 was sse in pro ,nH s' Hnde5
Sts r,,,e into one nation. In the effort
70 enforce this deere e snd a. IL s sorfs Of
o onn people. Finally. after surfer ..
INK untold indtEnit,'s f. on 3Re ths ebre SH e e
OF opdnr IN the year is5 c. T.. the Jew
ish forces won the'! final victory over
TN traditions Of this feast are fou no
IN the books OF the Maccabees. ana w e.
ncriod /. set aside for time Oh re-
ioicing by al lof Jewish faith.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-01
INSTALLED PLANT
FOR COMBINING GAS

Nv. Watson, Of Center Market street
returned home last evening after SIX
weeks business tour throughout Fair
mont, w. Va. Mr.. Watson has beca
largely interested in the oil fields OF
the Coal City, and helped to CONSTRUCT
a large tank. which will DO used for tno
purpose Of allowing q free flow OF A.
tificisl gas into the natural. through
bore. .S...
two forms Of gas in one 10 expected 20
prove successful. as It is said that u
Will not only prove cheaper to the pup
lice. but will also provide a better SUP.
ply of gas during the colo "n'"
months. 49, 49,
bridge. which Is being erected eero iI,
IN. NononEahela river In Fairmont. VII!
hardly be finished before the middle OF
next year Citizens OF Fairmont now we, ase
clare that It T,li be one Sr,S ~ sn' IN Is
CT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-01
PAINT HOSPITAL
s1xtssn ICONS Being ADDED 20 Ao10
Wheeling Institution

Tho North Wheeling hospital. locattd
or North Main street, Is being repamt.
ed. The er.&lse building. which is 6fiSS.
is heing reflnished in a bright RED WhicA
n.Ees Il noticeable for quite a distance.
Ali the window frames and windows aFc
being painted white 80 that the contra1S
PRESENTS a very striking appearance -
Extrns!vc repairs are being made y
the interior OF the building. IN addittoA
TO thu addition which is being erected On
ton Oh the southeast wing OF the man
building. This new floor Is expected .
be- rs,mpieted before the first OF the yea5:
The work would have been finishes
be fore this time had 1t not been tor tnS
shortage Of material and laboT which
tho contractor doing the job claims that
ia what held II back 10 lons.
After this new floor has been opened.
and put into shape II will give the nos.
nItal sixteen more rooms 50 that they
will be able to take care Of moro pa
tents ..-.--....
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-01
-r -u,x OUTFIT u WORTH 1roN1T

us GI' II ou 10 ' Foley < Co, 1885 Sheffield
R ASe e chicago iC In. writing your name re
s sna Seoft trial package containing Folsys
Honey and Tar GompopH1idd ,f for p fTss M
odds and Group: Foley Kidney sunat,sm,
nn sGRs e f kidney ana and Bladder aimsnss
paSNT ToIsv C,thartic Tablets. whole
anu anu. and thoroughly cleansing cathartie
FOR constipation. biliousness. nraah hre
| md sluggish bowels. S'lu e'S''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-01
BUILDING WORK IS
NEARING COMPLETION
wo.t II Going Along Nicely on Big
Addition to the CONSERVATIVE
Life Building.

The addition to the Conservative Lie
Building. corner Of Sixteenth and Mar
ket streets. Ia going along In fine shape
and the building Will be under roo ana 40
a complete new story Is being added TO
The entire floor will be taken oyer
for office rooms by the Hazel-Atlas
company Of this city. who at the presrhit
,iny, The Improvement means much
the business dirstrics to the city.