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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-01
MIGHT" ACTIVITIES IN
THE BLACK eELT'

Montgomery, Ala, ov Tive
negroes are dead, the homes Of two
white farmers, four negro cabins, s~o
gin houses. ten bales Of cotton and
much costonseed. one sawmiil. enc
erist mill and auartiy OF corn and
several barns were destroyed by fire
as a result of an outbreak of might
rider" activities In the black blet''
section OF Alabama Saturday and
sunday night.
Negroes start Trouble
Negroes variously estimated to
rumber from twenty TO fifty, most of
whom were mounted. are alleged "a
have applied the torch simultaneous
~ TO properly Of white farmers in the
lower part OF Montgomery county
Saturday night.
Negro Church and Barn Burned
Early Sunday night negro church
and barn were burned on the Ar
riroton plantation near the scene of
Saturday nights fires and another
gin burned, the last fire occurring on
the Nose meLemore plantation sevsr.
al miles from the scene Of Saturday
nights outbreak.
Sherifs Posse is Fired Upon
Contrary to the recent customs n
other sections OF the state. no warn
ing was given and the countryside be-
came paric-strieken. Appeals by teie-
phone to the sheriffs office and police
department sent automobile loads of
officers to the scene. headed by
Sheriff J. L. scosgins Upon ap-
preaching the neIshborhood Of the
conflasrstions the shsrIffs car was
fired upon from the roadside.
The occupants OF the automobile
Iesped to the road. and shielded BY
the car, escaped injury. In an es.
change OF shots two negroes were
killed and others put to flight.
The county grand jury was sum-
moned to meet today to inve,slesse
the disorder
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-01

Hear Gov. Lee cruce al City Hall
tonight at $780,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-01

The fNFtwnkeHM ~ ~vshHn R~As@N
"a il the rislpa named II ~ per cant
"a tha total. As Kansas taly eleetiau
ofglrlala estimated a lawsv peFvea's
awe. ard ~ Mllwaakea AuA OMAHA =
afaunh lhlm fsauFp AZ sfiae ether
sitlva, aanux shsn c0lamsrH, q. up
SEPARATE count III the ~wma~n ~Aa
Ama 'Flnai FsRlssFatlou ~ son" ~
ghs uisles aWs late,
il Il evident fFom llsl for~gosns
tlas wmsAen ~ vha iarssg rttlO# ~
lhe mldAle wvst will east = iarger
eote far president Tueadty than was
gallsd hy a number u ga'lfa atases
in 1916
whsrs the aessfsl Candidates yoss,
efhleamu. NOV fhs 4 wherv
lha taal0f presidential candidates will
(t0nsiaaed en laga
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-01

tcon,luaed on Page 4,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04

But tn" Disadvantages are moro an
parent han rea The lack OF stimu-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
VEGETARIAN DIET HAS
THREE DISADVANTAGES
II Is discriminating, Very Cum.
brous and Is Not Rich Enough
in P%rotcins.
nl BRICE DIsI.DEN. VI. ID

y vegetarian diet furnishes ali the
necessary food clcments-watcr. min
cral salts in the desired proportion
starclicE. fats. protcins and ~yitarnincs.
Three great advantages are of
Tered by a vegetarian dict. 1t is
poor in elements giving rise to uric
acid. which - an Important matter
in view OF the prevalence .. jo!nt
troubles; 1t makes the use hr all
cohol less likely. since those who use
a vegetarian diet are almost, never
thirsty becnuse OF the amount OF
water contained in it; ii is u rc!a-
lively cheap diet.
II might also be said in thls con-
nection that vegetable foods do no,
excite thirst as do the condiments
with which meats arc often accom-
panied.
Bat a vegetable dict also offers
three Disadvantages II !s 4 non
stimulating diet: il presents too great
4 volume. being cunbrous for .fn
digestive tube. 1t Is mo-: rich enough
IN protcins.
But tn" disadvantages are moro an
parent than real The lack or st!mu-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
HUMANS CLING TOO CLOSELY
TO THE TRIVIAL, SAYS WRITER
Continual Excitement, Whirling From One Pleasure to
Another, Habits of Overlooking and Over-Stimu-
lating Our Emotions Hard On the Race,

lite. We pile in sweets on top o, a
menu OF meat and vegetables which
coincs along, stimulating us to fur
,her eating for the JOY Of it. And
We get fat and ioggy and DUH men
taily as we'll as physically.
We come from the thcatcr or movie
and. having had plenty of play and
relaxation already. We 20 on to n
restaurant or 4 dance hall TO whip
ourselves to further excitement by
inc new variety OF entertain mcnt
there set before us.
We trayel-not always to see and
uFlhk IN new scenes-but TO be stimu-
lated and swept away from the cnnui
or the sights and sounds to which we
are accustomed.
afford In order TO have plenty OF
changes" This we do not with the
idea o! saving wear and tcar on
soods and garments. but to save our
to gaze on the accustomed. SO NC
end a season with several hulf-worn
garments. all Of them gu, Of style
ana none Of them worth making
:! thing we have and we have no,
money to buy anything new.
We BOOK ourselves IN with en-
fying sort. Whether We do his be
cause we're afraid OF having 81 few
noinents OF leisure on our hands OF
lar and successful. I'm not sure
But most Of vs. tie ourselves 50 tight,
! =, the trivial that when Il chance
comes to do something which might
really interest Us and have a vita
appeal. We are busy and can't dc
the worthwhile thing
Aren't We pa;he;!cally like spir.
rely in their cages running around
Dusty. wearing ourselves out ant
getting nowhere? What is the use
VIII any one answer me that"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
4 WcII-I<cpt secret.

Mrs. Judkins was c~ndcavcring to
console her young married daugh-
ter. Ml) WAS wcop!ng over her Eus-
bands shortcomings. What could |
do. my dear" , married YOU to Sep
timuS Irciui," ir vowed he had the
secret OF making happy" True.
iu-rn II waS 4 ~Sc-ye-sc-
secret. and he k-k-k-k-lirot H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04

practically all Japancsc-owned. 1t
viii he the exclusive Japanese settle
ncnt and the International settle
incnt' will comprise mainly
tihl and retail districts.
II the Japanese actually plan to do
tais they viii bc surrcnderins moth
ing OF value. and will he making a
cheap BID for Chinese FAVOR, or wnicn
they have absolutely none now. They
wiil be expecting the Chinese 70 say:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04

The Japanese in this arc recognize
ing our equality and are the first 30
give US justice. Wha, they do WIN
help US in our movement 10 abolish
extra territoriali;y."
The Chinese viii not be !oolcd. But
II they have to accept the Japanese
adjustment Of SlantumS aEairs, they
NH use any argument against extra
~territor!a!!ty this adjustment may
give to them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
UY BEATRICE.
'.tIlkF.tN

Sometimes | wont most OF our
dom Z frDIa grow
Ing pains.
We're IA restless U.cw-wc humans.
Ali about us everywhere there's few
erish longing for excitement. for
Sa%ety, for c~hange-for anything
that's different from the thing at
hand.
. Nothing could be worse for us than
our habit or over-stimulating and
overlooking our emotions and de-
sirSs and then whipping them to
further stimulations so we can sat
isfy them Iii some exotic and bizarre
fashion.
Possibly the multi millionaires''
do &c SURF breakfasts for their pet
goldfish. But don't the poor and
thrifty among US get "A p~icasurable
thrill from reading such tidblts Of
gossip az this? Don't the feature
writer's supply a ~~ell-known demand
when they write gar!sh stories OF
"dcvilish d~oings" II isn't the peo-
pie Who are accused OF these extra
vaganccs who read about them. Its
at the wicn edncss Of others who de-
mand these stimulating tales,
with the love Of spicy tid5its OF
gossip ] quarrel almost as much aF
with the cheap desire for orgies OF
Eayety am dccrying every ,.gly
substitute we accept in place OF the
big. hne feelings We don't leave room
toF In our natures when wc clutter
them up with trash.
We axe 10 wiirl from emotion "a
emotion and sensation 10 sensation
We crowd amusement placcs-ir We
ave tho price. We thronK the streets
IT we need free excitement. We hate
TO Sit at home and Get acquainted
with our own souls Or those Of ~
neishAors.
We eat too much. In spite Of al
%itials; II G. Of H. We IA not 10
satisfy hunger, bu, 10 satisfy ape.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-04
GAINESVILLE

nI.u Margaret MnII, Maudn ellis ana
narIo GlDnon attended, tho show nj Tho
CnmrI Th.uire. wheeling 1hurnd"y
night. ,y.,,
Mr. aud Mira Thru. M"ld-n, OF Wa li"n
nyr nrr Visiting fTi"ndn nud roihllVeH
st WhreIIug W Va, this wooh
AZ, ana Mrs Charles Scott moiOrnd 10
Columbus and Ihillic0Ih" huhday ana
Waited lhclr H"n, Th"naH VII" lH "I''hh
iuE arhUUl th"Ih.
Mic Matthew Iiauhu entertainer me
nnihI, u Iluh bt hnr HON" "h b"u'h
l,,.uIu nuTnur Thursday oVuhihS
IA, nnd MIA ~ ~ Hiatt T"inrhad h"hh
mn, ..nk from nuffSl". ~ Y. where
Ih,v huva Lunn .rnnilnH III" hnHnhsI
Win IhGlI dhnrhioISt MiS l'a"h '"''
ud nis inward WIIA"" M "nh h's
ttu,I VIII Iunv" Ia u" I"" """hr i"i W."
..,,in whntn IhoY VIII Hr""h 'hn "l"'s'
N, u,.i Mo nsnni" 'i'""n", ~ 'nn'
T., Il,a - - - Waiting lh"I' parents III.
and Mo Low Wiia"n, "f E""Ilh ~"
Al, aud Ms Eh~iu Hammer, ~ 'l"V"
I,,d I, ntn yIaiIinR Nj" MALTA hann.'
81 blast Mai" s''"n'
Al, md Ms william E"ll-y snd "hll-
dt.u ~ E1mhIlhH". -, '"lvInsd hn'hs
M. wash after . Walt with Mrs May
Ny.thrrald md hr"- JON" N'IIsV. "'
$nrth fh"rtnut "tf""l 49,
Nr. iInurR" BInE"i. or Wheeling. w
\, 10 ,Islilng her glHt"r MRS. 'hAt'".
InLt,, ~ wcri Main street
Ms y H. Kidney VIII return nom"
Sunday from two weeks WISH Win
,cIailyc. al rittHhurRh. Ia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-04
NEW MAR7!NSV|LLE

Tho Sew Mnrtinsvillc Glass manufac-
,,r,nv company which mot with such
Ii.n.truus IRE Tuesday Of this week
+, bcuinnInE the work Of cleaning up
,,r.m,TutorS to rebuilding, TO hUld their
tnr'r or men here they hhre been sat
f., worL on tho building IL stpect"d
,nuI uurt Of the plant Will hnyo been fn-
sInr,L hy January list Tho loHH WA"
min covered by Insurance.
Mrn Frank ~ Mann noted 1pan ker
,hir yoar On tho political platform "nd
Judge Holt Or Moundnvll'o VIII hneAh
~ H., court h0uhs on Tue sday evening
ar n,NI week They como undnr III"
au,uI,ss of The W"mans Democrat"
",,n,nIIica Judge Holt will oSpiain tho
I,suua nf n'i"n1
~ I"hn flns'h -" ef'hhi-hsh
.nnL,,v hate Ia tho HrIlna. has dee lhad
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-04
!; THE THEATRES|
THE RAINBOW GIRL
Radiant Musical Comedy at Court Thea
ire Friday and Saturday

'Th" ErIuh"w Girl." most popular OF
oil musical comedies 10y lt"nnold Wolf
| mud LuuIp a. IIiT~Ch VIII plny nm on
! Eagcmrnl ut the Court Fridny md SHtur-
! day .OcInhcr K-g with saturday matinee.
! This notable attraction has contributed
more 10 tho Rnicty Of the theatres FOL
| lowing tho past two seasons lhhn mas
any other musical work. though ils tour
has for tho most pnrt been confined 10
the large CitloS of tho east Sklltully
plotted. studded with tho most chpulblto
Of m"luhy. with lyrics OF exceeding
rleVcrnusS and comedy. that liz Il dcllBhl.
II serves as u model IN tho art or music
al comedy building. Tho production Ia
10 given hero Is absolutely new. lls
sIa.e inyeHIitulTu and costume eIhhnl
IishmnnIs being Of Ihn Latest mod-h ana
Il pictorial beauty that appeals 10 TIA"
eye.
OIlin Main nm actor ana comedian or
| hlEh standing viii play the rio" OF mo
, lIith" and iIe"IH 40 Iydo, hef viii be tho
i.o,d WcthaIuII "'fho itninb"w 'iirf
viii ho htinA by Katherine SHAW, "h"He
| nne sGuIHnn ,"I,o haa bIuuBhI hoI h"nh
! Iu. dIsiInaii"n l,aoIi N""dw"iIh nnd
"I0hunlu' Iuihhn aIa ~" 'I"Voi y"""H
| wuIuna nl" hove nlSHlnt "hh h"" lhh
| ,,,I., that ih,Y handle n" 'IsVuIl "a" 4"
| ha,u Ihu ,ai 90 wall III" ~"
i.sa,.i I,uulnIo rI"uk f"ii I"eI "nl l"i'"
ia, ty Margaret Ai.,,lii nnd Wlll'"'"
| Itfinn az. ,iI.., nnr"iI" ri" y"'a il"'
| ,u.L. ur the ,,"IG, 81 IhI" I'y'"" '"'"'
| ,.,,u,.ui Ito tits 'l"'un !" '"'""'Fr
=, ,",mIu I",I I'"aa"ss"o B''''I wits" u"
| %, I,nni,u VA "" uu'l"' IL" "h'I'"'' ~
| &C., II,,, 81 iL, taai., bh "'i"' l'"h A"l
! ,un",, u.n,a -" sol" W''i"""l"y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-04

known a,t"'"rY- "r u"l,n"ni ""umIy,
and "a roaldont ~ ~ 'lphnVliln. DhI".
Will 10 tho upanhor frI tho m""ilna ~
tho liArhlpR lt"publi'nn club IN Iho
n'emnn's Ius'Ie'H ~ tho "ltY building
Woduoplay aVoninu Of ihln wuph aud
- s"nd crowd 10 oEpo"i.d "ut 4" ho",
tho spnnh"I M 10 haze many IrInu'ln
and admirers In this city nnd Ei"nt IN
InrSat In h"inE shown Ia thOs" meet.
lnEa
Services well Attended.
The Illustrated lscluTN on "rh" III"
Of Joseph" dslIverrd ~ tho First Irra-
byt"rlan church last nighi by tn" pms
tor. Rsv, John w. Necl was especially
Interesting 1" III" large uuinh"r Of IN"
members OF tho congregation VIII" woro
prassnt al ths aorviccR held Inst oven
Ing.
Regular Council Meeting.
Tho monthly meeting Of council will
hs hold In thu city building on Ncst
Main HtToOt tomorrow. evening, and, n
ported In the hands or tho CLERK FOR &C
tion by tho body lntcToEtinK reports
ara aso TO he submitted by rnombnrN or
a number OF tho npocial committees or
the body.
Tradsn Assembly MestiuI.
Ono of the host attended and NOS,
IintoreStlnE meetings OF tho season was
held hy tho Belmont Trades and l.ahor
assembly In their roomr Ia tho lfnini"In
building yesterday Afternoon, with dele
gates present from most Of tho labor
organise tons In tho towns OF tho
count ypTohonI A number "f matt cts
uf Inherent Ia organized labor Ia H"n.
oThi wer. tsha map fnr diS"uHhi"n. ""n
several plans made Tor tho fuluTn %
uvliy OF tho body
May nee Exhibition.
gbod crowd iIum ihlH 'lib Inado
tho tIlp 10 League pnIk yoSirTduy at
crnuUn Ia wiiussr III" o'hlhiIl"u btagsd
IhaIa by tho uIomLrIs ~ Iin bhIiaTy Of
aIIiiluy Which IL 'nIuroh 81 ihs ~
uN,k si"unda L., haiIlna rSIP lhin
NaA tho n,ai "II'"Iiunly nany h"N
Lad 10 ace battery Ia n'iinn. Hnd all
, sh"wad iniatrsI ia" h"ii"ry viii paHa
ih,"nsh II,ia city illh i""i"inr .".'"i"
4" isnh'tdsa OhI" Nha'a ihSg wit
Insko IhsIi most ainp
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-04

every one told ma the same but kept
fighting TO keep from having the opsra-
ton. 1had road 10 many times Of Lydia
T.. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and
II helped my sister 30 | began taking It
I have never felt better than have
since then and ksep house and am able
to do all my work. Tho Vegetable Com
pound IL certainly one grand medicine. :"
Mira j. r. MATTHEW'S, SSH Sycamore
Street, Cairo. III.
OF course there are many serious cases
that only q surgical operation win re-
lisve. We freely acknowledge this. but
the above letter, and many others Ike II.
amply prove that many operations are
recommended whom medicine In many
cases is all that ID needed.
If you want special advice writa 10
Lydia T.. Pinkham Medicine Co. (conn,
dantiaD Lynn. Mass-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-04

-rHn.d Msmhs's Of bath ia" ti'"r'Hm
snd tue Dairhlu" literary s"' '"''"a Will
taxi. part,
rrinoip.Is M.ss
III. rrat r,aSIlnR ~ tho principals ~
no nIna public Hoho"l D. iIhInGa al"'"
school resumed viii ha h"ld TIT" n''"'
noon ut ~. nnl'S OF Superintendent '
" NaIaon Matters pertaining l." tho
SCHOOLS viii b" given attention nj IA"
mastlnE.
A nesting nr the nalmont CONT
Medical society IL announced Tor We'd
n.sdsy afternoon nj tho city building:
Dr r. 81 Wright OF this city II To toll
OF hls visit to tho Mayo clinic and Dr
jan. IIowclla Of bridgeport Will ROBOT
olkghis vIsit3to tn" convention OF ran'
rSAd'surEsons
Tho Elk lodge will hold ~ lnlllal
dance of tho sea son this oVaning Rt tina
hall on BslIpont Htroot, Mnrrilla En-
tertainsrs OF Portsmouth. o.. Will glvs
a program. Dancing Will oo enjoyed
TO Give Report
Al meeting OF tho Service star
Legion to no hold TueHday nv"ninK at
tho homo OF Mrs. Julin HcrzberE on
Harrison street n tsport VIII be sun,
convention or tho Service Star held rec,
entity In Des Moinsa. Iowa. social
No ssion will be enjoyed alho.
NALL Yuasral
r,u,.rol sorylco, will he held al Nanr
tnd.v Tor m, luto Peter Hall, aged o.
v.ara vino died at tho North wheeling
GonnIt,I foIlorinE an operation So
usassd leaves his wife, four daughter
and two H"nz Frank Hall Of his 'lty
10 a Hon Of tho doCoa sad
Missionary society
, Tho ,oUular monthly ueailng "T the
yvn,n.u', MIsstunary HnulaIy Of Iho
,nTtsIi.n rhu,Un Ia 10 To hoid Tussda y
,vsnl,. At Tho homo ~ Mrz Mahal
o.. IItb NoLlo sheet A aArolionI
! ,,,n.,a,u h.. hocn prepared ana all
.,n,,,o, al ,h. ,hu,,h al. iaatsaIod -
.,,.,,n
Psy on nosa
IN. st,sln. fun.t t,uaissa ~ tho ~ y
h.,a ,aia on I, 90 DO0 waite, works b"nd
IN. band was mat Ianusd about ~
Ca. ..n r.uh ilna il.t ~ h~'"m-
ia. 10 ~a. ,afondad unIii ~. I"i"'"sl
.,,.,..s ain. a.. aaI1 ~ havs "",,,'"l -,
:, an6 900 tho bona standing ~" 81 v
,,,I ..,.,nIt,,. 81 ,ilO MO
nat tIas.sso. Tease
IN. p.itsi,. Iiish -,h""i f""Ibs II
,..m Saturday su.tn""" h"~nad ne
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-04
BELLAIRE NEWS


nasksV.s neatss
Tho uucbsYs 4 g. football tee" 81
thI. city was haston by III" n"",h Hl1'
A. g siavan or nsnrnod yesterday 81
tarpnon at tho HIEtssnth a,rs@t bal park
nv tho soors OF To 9, missed Hnai
following a touchdown resulted IN 'hH
loaa OF ths gam" for tn" locals ou'''
n crowd II Fans aaw thu Enm".
Condition. About Same
AT the city hospital last night IL wSs
stated that tho condition nt Dan toi-
bert manager of the Beuaro bott!s
comnany plant waH about tho namo. lilo
10 suTrsrinx with a fractured skull re-
caivad last Thursday afternoon iss-
tsTdaY he wan In sent SoAsus cen
ditlon.
Tha WIonIo Athletic club fs~tsa Il
team had an easy time defeating Vi"
Victor A. G.. elovon OF Norwood rss,er
day afternoon. In South B.lIslre ms
anal score was ~ TO o. Fitch. ia inc
backnold played tho os't foE ms LOYAL
Register AgAis vhursaAy
ThurBday OF this weak will be tho
second day that local voters VIII nav
November election. Last Thursday; tho
frst day OF tho registration sa" total
OF 1874 persona register The TaslAtrn %
ton this week IL not ozpsatad 10 hs
riay Hast liverpool
The uslIAlra Nigh school rootha u
t.an, oIaahss with tho EAst I.tVsrpo"l
Hiah school eleven the coming ~s"h
The game Is To 10 played Al tho local
pa1k aud u promises 10 be 5000 ono
fa1t year tho two teams net j" tho al
TtVaF city aud tho locals were Vlot"Il
Gus.
Hsv w A usAd. Mana. itas u NJ
rEi,a shadyAids, aGd Has ihATss u
tVinusfd AaIiins TSpg have Tsi"t"ad
fTnn, Mun."s o"u"iy NhstS th"y f"''h
ally inatatlad 10 bhI"-aas "- ia"
os ~ pasiu, az tho w""danaid a"d h"'h
annOa rUsAbyIa,ian ,hu'ohas
Dis.sss Fiassa.
Mayor t'ulbaIta"n h"H 'sllsd "" ."
,aasIina ~ ,ltIsa"s snh husi"aS- '""n
Ia. Ihis svsnIns 81 10 "."l""s 81 the
ally bulIdIos -udI,"I tea" leg ~" pes
noes ~ di-U"ssins WIN officials the
financial 10, nhlau- 80 tbs CIV THIS -li
,pati"a a. ID. present tl"s 10 s"hs'sSs
inat
The aiaH that viii hsvs barge NJ ~.
maintaining ~ 'hS hpsI iSau.s ~ ~"
kIEb anhnol pspsr, Tho ~ 81 snh nls"L
has bsan aalsrt-1 charlie. rnsT""n 4"
tbs sdllsr In chiNr and fbsvih ppflSBs
tho business manager hlsH"S hlllor
ana ptlos eve tho faculty sdyls"Ts
MhssortoaI friday
Tha nTss ThNt"rl"sl pT"tTsn "t tha
school tsrm will bn RlyNn 81 tho hlEh
school auditorium Friday sf"rno"n ~
thls WssS The parts HAYS bee" a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-04
HOW DOCTORS
TREAT COLDS
AND THE FLU
FIRuT ATnF In TRnATMnHT Ia
nnIHE rUnuATIVn wITn GALLO.
TAnn ran PUaIFInD AND an
FIanD OALOMnL TABLETn THAT
Ahh RAUnnALnnn nAFn AnD
nUhB

bnatuIs have found hy 'sp"'ion's ihaI
80 ,nadl, Iue f"i '"lhs oUd lunuunsa '"u
I,a dabsnhrh uu"" zoe Ton an"'i lvtuosa
untli tho lIva' Ia made Ih"i "ushlY ~
1.-Two 'Ihei IL why the NET ei@r IL tho
!, aL,nanI Ia tho uav U"usoslras 'ni"'n"I
tablet called 'sl'I"hP whi'h o." hoh
rrnIu ~" sl'h"nIoE mad Weakening -
TsrIs 81 tho ia 81 VI" nl"iu"l I'n"i ~ =
.lsn uuluI ,.ui ~" fo'I Ihui rrilv .
IINor IusI 4" long way towards pIr
venting Iuru"U,p uud IL "U" - ~" u"nl
Irrpnrisnt fn"l"ra ~ fnHhliuK tho 10
,Ient to HucC"hafully withstand ~ ut
lauh ard wsid OF pneumonia
ono 'GRIUtnb on tho. tongue ~ bod 'iiu"
with swallow OF water that's all 80
salts no nausea nor tho EllEhtrrl Intoi-
feronrs with Your eating pl"REur" 0r
work SsNl morning your cold has van.
Ishcd your llNer iS active. Nuur system
- purined. aud YOU NJ" foclinE fine. with
"A hearty appetite for breakfast DRUG
gists sell taiutahH only In original veal
ed package. prI'" jhirN nv" cents
Your money VIII be Ch"rrfuk refunded
n you DO not mad Them delightful .-
(Adv)
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CIVIL WAR VETERAN
OBSERVED BIRTHDAY
Alfred n. Royl. Msosivsa ConGratulA-
tionn Of Ynsnds ca the OooAnon OF
Mighty fourth Anniversary OF
birth.

Alfred Is Boyle. ono ~ me hn>t
L,now,u or m. older rusid~ntA Of TINS
city. celebrated tina eighty fourth hhnl-
vetsary Or hi. birth at his homo on
Whitley street, Kirkwo"d. yoStord"t
Ito In nn. OF tho few remaining N",
Grams Of tho CNil War residing Ia lhLns
civ and many 81 his friends a. we'll
az all OF tho moInbera or his family snd
relatives residing In this vicinity oaHea
At tho homo during tho day Ia oHiohh
their congratulations ""d he-' wish'S
FOR man, happy Tsturnn or ihn haJ
newell usanoa OOniinE.
Newell 'Eennon. Que at tho best
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BUILD FIhn uARAus

p,u"s ~ r""hilaIl i"'-I r"I"r" ".s"
-, hss 'I"s"h - d".l f"' th. ii3ll., I'"T
nhv ~ hIpn ED nI6n is'"h si's"l whl'h
,hIuIna HE peasant l"'eil"n ~" wIIi
n, u'asd i,nnadlsI'ly 4" "r""i ~"
story huIldlnE whi"l, when '"n,ri"I"n
VIII ~ In- IaiE~SI sud "i"-I ~, :" '"' g
s.,sgs sud rar virs airiI"u ~ iho ~
NJ, hpehrIsh :" hnv ~ operating go"
~ Va. IsrTesI NH beet s','l's H'"il"u'
ia thIs Vlrihiir
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rRoLLHY WIA1 1HPLAc1D

Work was complatsd by mo line ersV
an saturday morning Installing hey
ny,rhead wirbH AT tho curve ~ TENN
80 Market streets on tho CITY Railway
c",noany limo. This curve has hoee
rawsInI tho employees much trouble
,r%onnl Of ths lrollny polo jumping ~,
mi. point Nv sl"'. s,, n: . .p. b .s 49,
trouble,
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! Wtnilu naVa % DO
opsrateti an. ] had
. bad tiisplsnsiIDsnt
Ny right eide would
palm mo and I was
% mar vOls I could
not hold q glass Oi
water. Many times
l would havs 10 stop
my work and ait
down or | would fall
on the floor In q
faint l consulted
.~-.ral slo,Nor. md
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BRIDGEPORT

Leave news lleIns Tor The fn'slli
s~n". ct iii"t"ya N"~- "'snh
n.Iby n pssds DIua H'"r" 80 the
urlds.port Hardware L"mpsny. nr
call Martin. ferry MI
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ESCAPED AN
OPERATION
Observation-Disclosures

Cairo, III. 80" tiomstins ago got no
had with female trouble that ] thought
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special Program OF Amussmsnta Also
, Planned Ivy Committee la Charge
Tor AVsninH OF tile mir nvsnt
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blhh hoehaU A""ie"
I ho ui"nIuly meeting Of the manners
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n.r.An UlRsn 20 M.et

RI. ,uculpts - iho lioi"nn Hlh''
,lorr If tho Tiiri IirrilHi Hu"hHg "'h""I
81 tho rliy VIII w"Fl u" 10" n"""l" ~
Ms IhIn ogden ~ h"l how" ~ Nn'''
EIrhIh street u"Ni Thur"h"g "N"hlhR
aud ulI 81 ~" 'In"p m"nih"'' a." l'"'
,,I,,, "a ntiend the mrrtinU nuh SOFA
,yout which viii fullUw IN" meeting
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Tho ucnbnIr of l""h oul 'lI'Ie %,
tho RlnG'A lnuEht"rh "f lhlh Guy WIZ
moot an uuehiH a. tho homo or M'r ~
Ia, ul,un,nnhrIg ,n WonI Ray OIL" hiI""l
mi. ,,cnIuR Al ry"ni"E "I ln'"i"Hl'"H
,u,.luI dIvoIHlunH mas boon rI"nh"h !"
fuIIuw the buBln"HH m'uilhH