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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-27
New Elixir, Called Aspiron,
II. Medicated With Latest
p, Scientific Remedies, Used
and Endorsed by Euro
pean and American Army
Surgeons to Cut Short a
Cold and Prevent Compli-
cations.
Every Druggist in U. S, In
structed to Refund Price
While You Wait at Count
erIf Relief Does Not Come
Within Two Minutes.
Delightful Taste, Immediate
Relief, Quick Warm Up.

The sensation OF the year in the drug
trade ia Aspironsl, thu two-minute cu:d
and cough reliever. authoritatively
guaranteed by the laboratories: ested,
approved and most enthusiastically en-
, dorsed by the highest authorities. ard
proclaimed by the common people as
ten timex as quick and effective as
wh'rkey. ock and rye. or any other
cold and cough remedy they have tried.
All drug stores are now supplied with
tie wonderful new elixir. so all you
8 have TO- do to get rid of that cold is to
step into the nearest drug store hand
: the clerk half dollar for a bottle OF
Asplronal, and tell him to serve you
TWO teaspuonfuls with four teasUonfuls
Of water IN a glass. With your watch
in YOUR hand. take the drink at ono
swallow and call Tor your money back
in two minutes !f you cannot feel your
cold fading away like dream within
the time limit. Don't be baShtul for
all druggists invite you and expect you
to try It. Evcryhody's doing II.
When your cold or cough is relieved
take the remainder OF the bottle homo
TO your wife and babies. for ASpironal
IS by far the safest and most effective
tho easiest - take and the mos: agree.
able cold and cough remedy for infants
and ChildreI.--Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-27

will be celebrated a. special meeting
OF members IN the sunday school room
OF the church Saturday afternoon.
Parents of the members and friends
have been invited to attend the meeting.
Newell viii he represented on the
baseball field this season by fast team
Steps toward the organization OF y club
were taken at meeting OF baseball en-
.husiastS tonight. \ manager for the
cam will be named within tho next few
days.
Hancock county authorities today
were investigating the robbery OF the
apartments Of Mrs Harriet Green, Il
widow. in the Rauh building. when SOS,
representing the womaus savings. was
taken. The robbery occurred while Mrs.
Green was attending church services.
Mrs. Herman b. HoSaCk. vito OF III"
pastor OF tn" First Presbyterian church
was reelected president OF the Aid and
Missionary society Of the church at Il
meeting here yesterday. Other officers
named were: Vie" president, Mrs Paul
PROXIES: secretary. Mrs ). -. Carson
pianist. Mrs. Roy Moore.
Postmaster tt \. Turk was notified
today that TIN. Newell postofflCe had
been placed ~ The central accounting
office. Of which Wheeling is headquar-
ter& All supplies "r stamps. etc. Will
bs secured from Wheeling and all
monthly reports forwarded there.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-27
OBITUARY
CLARA FiLLMER
DIED YESTERDAY
SISTER PRECEDED HER TO THE
GRAVE BUT A WEEK AGo-WAS
Had Been Employed at the H. F. Bchr-
ems company Store For Some
Time Past.

Miss clara FIllm"r. daughter If lIcmrT
Eillnor. ut ~. %g3U Wood street. di"d
yesterday afternoon at go o'clock ~
'hN OHIO Valley General hospital, follow
ing an illness Of pneumonia which Sh'
has suffered with sine" last Thursday.
The deceased WAS = we'll known y"un.:
lady of the South Side having h"cn ON
played as clerk il the H. +. R"hrcn%
grocery ON South Market street. 81"
was born and reared IN This city. 81"
WAS educated - Ia" local public schools
and was - years Of Icr.
Her sister Miss Margaret F.llm"r.
teacher in IA" local Srho"lS preceded her
10 Tho @ruvo hut on" wc"n when Sr"
died very suddenly. Many lo'Il p""r'.'
when they heard tho uNWS Of h'r d"'' y
-n,N thor great sympathy 8" ia" fam.
lily.
Mies FllImor was a m"mh,j. &c 'h'
rr'nity Lutheran church. aud took -
Very active part I'm IN" "'Ial d"mES q.
The church. EH-!d"- her father. Sh" IA
survived 10y uur lister. Nr>S 'aroEH
Fillmer. ouI..Ihro" hro,Nnr-. Edwar !.
Howard and Henry Ellmc" ~ a. h"u".
II Int" hvu- last 'l"n'nr funeral ar
rangcmonts Wcrn incomplete.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-27
WELLSBURG
HOUGH HELPS NAVY
KEEP IN THE LEAD

Scott HouEh. son or Senator and Mrs
Elmer HouEE, OF this city greatly MS
sisted IN keeping the Navy well IA th"
front in athieti" circles nu tn, mat.
when he recently defeated Wc~r gat, ~
Princeton university. with Il booty s,.tN-
sors and ohUnCcry hold. Tn" Navy has
had an unbrokcn string Of victories CT
tically all OF them. lluuEhs victory
over WeStGatn was accomplished ~ Just
three minutes and n quarter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-27
Warden Funeral Saturday

Funeral services for N.Y.. Mary NaE-
don. who died "Wednesday evening nj
tho Residence nf her son. David l.. war
don nc Martins Ferry. viii l." held sat
,IrIoy ,rtcrnunn IT O'Clock. lnt"rmcH'
viii 10 made IN Stone Church cemetery.
East End. ~
The deceased wnS one Of IN" oldest
royidrurS Of This section having lacked
In, thrar DAYS al being % years of aE".
She was an aciI," m"mher "t th" FTS'
Ear,i.I church, Mrs Warden leaves
= number Of children and grandchildren
IN this section.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-27
MISSION NIGHT AT
4TH ST. M. E. CHURCH

A large audience attended the mission
services held last evening at the Fourth
street NJ. +; church. w. G. Cory. super.
int"ndent Of the Union mission, had
charge of tho services. while G. F. An
d"rSun. district superintendent OF the
sunday schools. delivered a very inter
CStInS sermon. Two conversions were
made. S"vcral beautiful musical num-
hers were rendered by Mcssrs. W. J.
Seeds and Fred Cox.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-27
Schneider Funeral

Frnnl In funny r"eIdHn'". NJ. 29"n
Market street. Friday afternoon ~ :
o'clock. will h" held the fun"r1! al Mr.
p,nhoI Schneider. wife "C Edward
&rhn"idcr. Who died Tuesday evening At
me- ohio Valley General hospital. E"N
.. W. WAY viii have rharG". "f n" *"r-
vices. In'crm"nt Viii b" mad" IN ''rS'n-
wood rr,lricrv. Til" deceased was IN
Mcr %Ist wear aud besides her husband
>he is survived by numh'" Of r"'"''Nc"
~ IN mnmrM hrr lose.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-27
Grosscurth Funeral

fran her Io., Residence. y" '2i North
Huron street will II" hold ~" funeral
services for Mrs. Earh"r'n" Hr"%S'NIIH'
who dred "Wednesday evening i"InW'uE
nm illness Of nine days with severe
,ifark Of pneumonia. l'nrlHl WI ".
made in Greenwood cemetery.
Thc deceased waS hn~u aud reared
in this city m" dauGh',r OF IN" a."
zoe q Jryout mrrnhrr sc ia" Ijuu IUih-
r M|I " rhmrSh EcstI"@ hrr husband. The
ndarc GrosS"ur'h. sh' - sur we'd hN
ono son. Robert E"""d Hr";SS'lHiri,Hr' me-
sisters. Mrs William M'NHhN ~
Ynuurstnwn; Mrs. oiiward Al">aud"r.
# C"c,cland: Mr. William i;"ri md
Misses Emma and Anna ii"lmhr'rM.
and two brothers. Henry ami 'hhlI'N
lInlmhr GIN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-27
Ohio Valley News
NEWELL
$1,000 FOR NEWELL
FIRE DEPART EN1

NEWELL. W. Va. Feb. pa fund
OF $1,000 20 equip Newells "nldntecr
fire department Is assured.
Reports today showed that .suhscrip-
lions for this purpose will 60 over the
mark set for with the canvasSiuE in
complete Sl.l00 was IN sight tonight.
An order will be issued this week for
tho purchase Of a new motor fire truck.
the old apparatus being traded IN as
part Of the purchase price Of the equip
ment. Additional hose and other essen
tials also Will DO secured.
Fund TO equip the department was
raised through contributions given IN a
house toulouse canvass made by y
special committee.
Tho third anniversary OF the Sunbeam
Circle Of the First Presbyterian church
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-27
DisaEreeS,
AIR dnliherating for 9

After deliberatinE for ciEh; hours ihc
jury hearing tho case OF Riley e. Scout.
against Paul r. Strain in dtmaS. SUIT
T." recover $500 for two dogs owned by
Mr.. Stout and shot by Mr.. Str1ir, dis
agreed and were dismissed by Judge Nd
dieman at noon on Thursday Tie Il.
fruse argued that IN viev NJ ~" f.,,'
that ths dogs had not h""n ll~'.d for
TAXATION. no damages Couli h. r-~",
cred.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-27
CATHEDRAL ALUMNI

About 20 OF the alumni OF Cathedral
high school met last night at Cathedral
high IN discuss ways and means for as
~iSting the school. A committee was APP.
pointed 10 work out q schedule for car
rying out number Of plans, and will
report ut n later date.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-27
SLIGHT FIRE YESTERDAY.

Four fire companies Of the citys de-
uartm"nt were called out al 6:@5 yeSter.
day morning to answer an alarm from
box SIS. The fire which was at tn. i.
f. Moss Iron Works. was very slight
Practically no damage resulted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-27
Kin school 70 Littleton.

will play tho strong Littl~tuu team, Cu
Saturday evening on Littlct"u'S floor.
The locals will tsks with thcn 'rc:r
strongest lineup aS Iittl"ton * known
70 be a WORTHY foe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-27
BOOSTING CUMMINS
FOR STATE ATTORNEY
Friends Are to Form ~. W. Cummins
For Attorney General Club"
This Evening

The many friends Of J. ". Cum
Minis will meet this evening AZ the
offic" OF Attorney Zen :. HnncCk"r at
No. l+@S Chapl,nr street. TIL" purpose
fn the gathering is In form tn" y. w.
tumminS for Attorney General" club
Mr.. CummiuS. who has been doomed for
tho attorney E"nrralShip for some
months past is one Of tn" most popular
men in tn" state and lawyer Of the
finest class Quite number of promi
rcnt mon are CumminS boosters and
they AZ" doing everything possible to
make his campaign success.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-27

turned nom, from trlr ~ ScN' rnl
VI. liz 10 i'url NrIh"r~"u. Ca
puryln JuhI%uu has returned HON"
arlcI a business trip of several days
through several Eastern cities.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-27
CHESTER
CHESTER BOY MEETS
ACCIDENTAL DEATH

CHESTER, w. Va, Feb. 26.--Tha body
OF Cecil Johnson, p, victim NJ a SsSOlluH
explosion in the Burkburn"tte oil nclds
in TeIAA, arrived hero today and was
removed TO the home OF his sister. Mr..
John Hobbs, EN.nersl services will ~"
held at the FIRST Chris an church AT :
o'clock Saturday afternoon. Rev. Gran;
Ward, tho pastor. officiating.
Young Johnson. according - cornell
JUS HorrlgAn anu Their Chester boy. wuJ
accompanied the body from Texas. was
working with an aCetyleno w"ldcV "u TO-
Of supposedly empty gasoline tank,
when he was Fatally burned. When tn"
welder cut through the TANK Tire"
tanned, exploded The il1ucS cuI cI"p"h
young Johnson. burning him about tn"
back and legs. HE died IN hospital
four days Inter
BESIDES Mira. Hobbs. young JoknSou -
survived by another sister. Mrs. Wit
bur Starlan. OF East Liverpool, and g.,
brother. Wayne johnson. residing near
Chester.
Following two weeks illness or infIu-
cnza, Fred Wilson. 81. pottery worker.
- dead at New Cumberland. His death
followed "a hours after that OF an IN
FAINT daughter from The same disease.
Mrs. Wilson is seriously i'll.
As q result of an Improvement IN the
influenza situation at New Cumberland.
tho public schools reopcncd there today
after bslnS closed Tor nearly three
weeks. Health authorities. however. de-
cided to continue tho ban on theatres,
pool rooms and other public places until
next Monday. Reports from phySicIAmf
indicate decrease in the number OF In
tlucnza cases.
Tho reported withdrawal of T.. =.
Stewart. independent nominee for Second
ward councilman at the muniCirai ei"c-
ito nto be held March II. was denied To-,
day. Mr.. Stewart declared that j" would
remain in the race. He is opposed hT
VI. c, Pinney. Republican nominee, VINO
was endorsed by the CilZ"uS' ticket.
\ elias Of 81 candidates was initiated
by Fidelity lodge No. 50, Pylhlan Sis
ters, At. q special meeting III tho Lode
rooms here tonight. social hour fol
lowed tho initiation.
Announcement was made hNre today
that the Masonic lodge at New tNmh"r-
land had closed a deal for a ste "H
Ridge avenue in the llauro"N county
seat 70 ra proposed Masonic '"mplr.
Plans will be prepared s""n t"r the
lodge homo.
A class OF candidates WAS Inflated 20
night at q Meeting o tthc order "l East.
ern Star IN the Masonic temple.
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rho greater tho necessity Tor sh'ihE
tho greater vour opportunity :" use
rho lui"NlgouCcr Want Ais.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-27

Mrs- NI|"TT' T'THN' = " ~ ---'-T
seriously az 80 hrr h"nr um \,.tn
Charles ~'I.' with iuGlu'uA, .I> r,iuri'G
g." b" SlILh'Iy Improved.
Miss Ross 'urmh". lu"uI SECRETARY "i
tho HruEc led Cross rhaplcr, ha~ r..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-27

Meet me at the Gala Razaar. r-@6-l
The Devils Lake world., 1920-09-29
WALLIS TRACTOR DEMONSTRATION

teach asoclaIisn in the schools
Ought not The students to know the
facts about present marketing condi-
tions? IA q htate in which so per
cent Of the population are farmers is
it not the function Of the schools to
teach sonnet hing Of this sort II
students don't learn about big bust
ness and Its methods, isn't II going
TO be easier for the gamblers to con-
tinue to robs hem :
you object IS the asking Of stu
dents to definz the Nonpartisan leal
Egue. Do yousa object ssto deiini-
tions Of Republican party. and Demo
cratic partyal KIf 40, Why! Are our
schools IN sallp only the past, and
nothing atsaH hent the present and
future! 81: a5.
y y You repeat the charge q o. B.
EBurtness sfists Of books, which
yol name, 81 aeund ready to be sent
ont in the tiasSsling library. Do you
not know tl,Ats " committee, tof which
]. +. T. O'Connor was member. IN.
anindusly found that this list of
book was not lpf distribution among
1.-THE travelling libraries, but only,s foi
refersnc ref r,s ! rs ,ise iH the state library?
The Devils Lake world., 1920-09-29

EsE.4 . N
aYou have been made an LII. d.
by Fargo college. AS holder Of
the; highest honorary degree in edu-
cation; and as an educator yourself,
do you seriously contend that Ellen
Keys 'eLove and Ethics teaches
free love-? 5.5 .23
.If so, why do you not condemn
Columbia Teachers college, where
the book is iii common ase1 Do you
refuse to permit the employment of
q teacher from Columbia Teachers
college s}s &
sff Love and Ethics is, in your
/ Judgment, q book that advocates free
love-, are not all Ellen Keys books as
bad And, il so, why d6 you con-
denim merely the librarian who plac-
ed Love and Ethics in the state Ii
brary, and not also the librarian who
had previously placed there all the
rest Of Ellen Keys books? Does the
/ fact that the previous librarian was
the sister Of Judge N. G. Young, who
is one Of your principal supporters,
have anything to do with the differ
ence in your treatment Of these two
| librarians? m {
You are quoted as referring to
. n y Z :.
The Devils Lake world., 1920-09-29

- s. a ~ =. = = L q # rTsa
George A. Totten of Bowman, noted
for his advocacy of free love?' Did
you say that? If SO, what is your
basis for the charge?
G care you opposed to free love, by
whomsoever practived? Have you
seen the charge relating to the can
didate for lieutenant governor who
ran on the same ticket with you in
the June primary? Have you ever
publicly condemned that man? II
not, why not?
II you are opposed 10 the prac-
tice Of free bve, and if it should be
shown that prominent officials Of the
l. v. A., which nominated you for Of
flee, and are now supporting you for
that Office, have been guilty actually
The Devils Lake world., 1920-09-29
Continued from pare lll

AYou my the fight iin, North Dako-
sta IL u fight between ciyilziation and
hristianitys on the one hand and so;
sialisn and atheism on the Other, Wv
that Is, isyou are correctly quoted
= Are gambling and proffiteeIing
necessary to s'civilixat tion and Chris
'tianity 4.s &
s. You are quoted as saying that the
tact that students have been asked in
North Dakota schoofs To- define ''big,
business evidence ,lof the deter
mhati . tthe Nonpatr risansl league to
The Devils Lake world., 1920-09-29

ISwoald have cost, and that this sum
.Was almost sufficient to pay all state
taxes, including the soldiers bonus
twice over. .3;s; ;ss.i
This state industry has made good
30 emphatically, under the competent
management Of Insurance Commits
jdonsg s. a. Olsness, that even the I.
ll. doesn't even try to criticize it
my more. Is 's
The Devils Lake world., 1920-09-29
Minnie Nelson
Here Tomorrow:

Miss Minnie ]. Nelson, state sup
erintendent of schools, will talk to the
Business and Professional .Women's
Club at their regular meeting Thurs
day night in the Club rooms, in tho
Commercial club.
The Devils Lake world., 1920-09-29

3ayoid disc4salng re lea ne Prog TAN
And ~ iss enc pnslne q oIs every 1aln-
q and lsague member to insist that4 q
L ~ ald neygs-
paperA confine g theirs eumerts 70 The
Sleague prog q,
lle thu lastIs q os ~
1osId latsy . ii in this u article regard-
sils state hail 5insnr ance sand dsmend y
that your sloeaa ! sN..s , and
thes spea lksrs y. disciIss q tate
hail inanr1slee md ysliy the league plen
lofs state ltail Aiinsur now iri opera
tion inss t. u a. ]. y no s 2 9 Tremendous
ssuccsss IL saving ,ths farmsrs! 4 all u
lions u sllar. ss' Ssj ss & i.55 S. \
ss3 -.., ...as 49,. {
orth Dakota faflmlers 4 who Sin M 1919
insured their crop nth the state hatl
SSinsuranee department saved ,0e3o,-
;0g1p That i'm 4 mere wild boist;;
td is he e fSealf fsst possibie \ dtproxii--
4 & n !. ths l4 stual ! fact4 s 6 3 &
Ihere Wers sin 408, ,661 sacres
sinaur q g nndsf thes 4. 7 Each q acre aid
/ A thrsec Hat md . ecent
Ind demnity ~, orts tota 4 AZ 26 cents
for eack acre iinsur
3. 3s The average cost sof private insslr-
anes ins = 2 .lkcta ~ 1919 q vas 7 q
cents Per aese.s actual cost rang
IA from minirlunn 10 cents To- q
maximuna q
Each @ tl,e n sl0sy y861 acrs III NJ
4 24skSI ~ SfAfn aayS14 $hA
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