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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-18

Ends Stubborn Coughs
In q Hurry
For real ehertivesesA, tAO so
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Easily and ehssp'y prs0ss's'

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way. the full pint saves, about Iwo.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-18
TWO HOURS Of
HARD PRACTICE
THROUGH SNOW
FOR BETHANY COLLEGE GRmDERS
YESTERDAY IN PREPARATION
FOR MoUNTANEERS SAT
URDAY.
Today Is Final Practice on Home Field.
.Buland Has Made Wonderful Pro-
gress With HIS New Team.

Bethany. W. Va, Nov. 1.-Two hours
Of practice on a snow covered field was
the Bethany griddCrS lot again today.
II the weather continues so Indictment
the Butfalocs will be at double diSad-
vantage Saturday in their clash with the
MountainCcrs. The HsonS are light
and sogGy field is not the best for
light team. Stewart, however, seems
just as efficient on his long passes with
I wet ball and the Green will cause
their breezy opponents a little trouble
On this score.
The INJURY to Kelly's hip is slow in
healing but the Parkersburg lad claims
that he Will be as good as ever by the
time the whistle blows Saturday after
noon. Sore threats. however. are IN"
rule rather than the exception and the
Bethany followers are hoping that no
more, disastrous cases OF tonSiht;S Viii
k"sp any OF the regulars out OF the
fray.
TOMORROW is the last day Of practice
on the home field. 1t has been Just !.
weeks since Buland first took charg"
of this cosmopolitan squad ana no one
can deny that he has worked wonders
\ new coach. new system OF coaching
and the numerous difficulties encounter
oil during the first days of training
made what ne has already accomplished
look we'll nigh impossible. He had a
number of individual stars but the Beth
any mentor has nodded them into per
feet maChn" from which in game II ls
almost impossible to select individual
satellites 1t has been u difficult task
but Ruland is q worker and by hard
work has overcome his difficulties.
When asked yesterday what h3
thought Of the coming contest at Nor
gantown he said: I'VE have fighting
chance. But unless VIC play still better
football We will get licked" The team
In spite Of thoir impressive victories arr
counting this ono on the lost side OF
the column until after Saturday but
every man Is on the field giving all that
is in him t. put the thing across.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-18
:; THE THEATRES !
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JOLSON DOES RECORD
BUSINESS EVERYWHERE

Al Jolson In his big spectacular ex-
trava ganZa. "Smbad" Is breaking at
tendance records everywhere. He play
ed Kansas City the week of October 81
10 the enormous figure of $4,000. open
ing on sunday To $4,000 and selling out
at every performance.
Wheeling was enabled to see Sin
bad through the Shubert office cutting
mis- engagement at indianapolis TO four
days as 1t was thought 4 full week WAS
It tritle too long for city of that SIZE.
Jo!Son comes here by special train Of
seven cars via the b. & .. railroad ar
irving at 1880 Friday. He goes from
Wheeling to Cleveland for two weeks
stay, appea ring there at four dollars
and forty cents for the entire lower
floor.
.After Cleveland lie goes to Philadel-
pha for Il second run and shortly there
after starts on his long trip to the Pa
cifiC Coast.
There are sill few desirable seats
TO be had for the Saturday matinee.
Gallery tickets will 20 on, sale. at 1I3
Friday 10 accommodate the immense
throng that will BE- seeking admission.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-18
'H|-Y CLUB ORGANIZES
FOR COMING SEASON
Plenty Of Material to Round Out Strong
Floor Tsam-MsmbSrs OF 1sg1ar
rive Chosen Last Evening

The Hi-Y club held its first practice
OH the basketball floor of the 7. NJ. e.
A. last evening and judging from the
material that has been selected to repre-
sent the boys on the floor this season.
the team should meet with success
Among those selected for the regular
team we're Bycott, Bow, kalany, Elem
Ing, Kinghorn, Wheeler ana HARPER. all
of who have equal talenr on the floor.
With these seven stars the club expects
to face a stiff schedule and win ma
jorty of the games.
All junior teams in the valley aVerag
ing from 115-l25 pounds are requested
TO answer through this paper. for al,
rangcment of games. Games are desired
at home although it may De possible 10
pull off a contest on some floor other
than the Y. NJ. G. A.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-18
OLD FL MAY
CONE BACK IN
HARVARD CAME
ODDS ARE AGAINST BULLDOG BUT
CRIMSON MAY ENCOUNTER UN-
PLEASANT SURPRISE SATUR-
DAY.
Harvard Is Big Favorite-Yals Expected
To Be Spurred on as Result OF
Princeton Defeat.

New York. Nov. I7.-Harvard's big
football eleven. pow .ful though It Is
may find q surprisingly unruly DuiidoS
in Yale'S bowl saturday.
This was the opinion Of good many
critics today as the coaches Of the rival
teams sent their protcgcs through what
may be their last grucllng workouts
at Cambridge and New Haven.
Yales decisive defeat ut the hands OF
Princeton was n hard blow 10 the Biue,
yet there is no reason 10 believe that
the spirit of the Ellis is broken. or That
Coach Tad Jones and his assistants Will
he unable TO weld together the good
material they have at hand and make
which faced the Tiger ~,
In anticipation of the struggle with
Harvard it is possible that Yale can
forget fer the time ne sung th o, in rT
learned on the New Jersey soil. the
grneralship Of tho Ellis was demoraliZed
by the Tigers tidal sweep al clevcrlY
handled passing assault.
Harvard the Favorite.
ITarvnrd'S STRENGTH * not to be dis
counted in the slightest degree. Tho
Crimson will enter Saturdays game y
favoritr Ia win. but whether or not
Coach Bob Fishers protcS"S can deteat
Yale as dcCisively rs dill princeton Is
dcbatahlr question. and not n few stu
dents Of the game consider It douEtfui'
Bob Fisher has Il machine thar com
hincs relentless power with consistent
football of the we'll known Harvard
variety. 1t boasts no great individual
stars but it was wonderful balance. Tho
ability Of the Crimson to rails" 10 an
emergency was shown in the Princeton
game when BUELL. replaced Fitzgerald ut
quarter. Immediately started clever
forward passing attack and succeeitd
in tying Tho score. The ability of the
Crimson shown in that last quarter
against the Tiger has led some folks TO
believe that Harvard has been In hid
ing" all along. yet this is not the uni
vcrSal opinion.
UNPLEASANT afternoon. And don't Tor
get that Yale will fight harder and play
better football next Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-18
TECH EXPECTED
To GIVE v. { J.
TOUCH BATTLE
PLAID ELEVEN SPURRED ON BY
BETHANY DEFEAT HERE LAST
SATURDAY AROUSED TO
BITTERNESS.
Steffon working New Formations and
other Tricks With His Gridders.
Hardly Able to Stop Ellison.

Washington Pa, Nov. l7.---Onc thing
that is going 10 make Wash-s"ffS task
hard when thu. Presidents meet tarncs;l C
Tech on Tech Held saturday is tho fact
that IN" Tartuns are in Il lighting. re-
sentful mood. rs 4 result of the trim
ming received last Saturday at the
hands Of B"thany.
Carnegie Tech lost that game because
the Plaid griddcrs Went into the con-
test suffering from bad ease Of over
confidence. The singing defeat the Tar
tanS had handed Allegheny College CadS,
ed tn" locals to feel that nothing coul"
stop them. In that frame of mind TIC
Skihos went against III" West Virgin
ianS and the result is history. Having
got the Supcrfluous confidence out 81
their system. the TrChit"S Will face W.
& i. fit To put up the best they possess
Has Good Effect.
Very often = coach with an oVercoh-
fldcnt team can teach his men nothing
The players reach that stag" hy Goa
sislent winning and then they Think
they know more than their tutor. II Is
a hard task for the mentor then to get
his men down to Garth. but While Such
a task confronted Coach St"lfen last
week. he is not bothered hy mat prop.
lem at pre- sent, for the Textiles, having
been humblrd, arc more than ANXIOUS
10 learn and d. everything the coach
orders.
make up for the Bethany defeat by q
notable performance against the Red
and Hlark crew. While th"r" aren't
many who conccd" Tech chance
against Erickson & Co. II must pc re
memhrrrd that very few figured l-chirh
would hold Penn state to tic game
last Saturday, No one knows what Is
q liable 10 occur. 49,.
W. & j.. according to reports from
! tho Washington. Pa. sector, Will ne
1 without Ihr services Of Eciclson. in ureu
! in the PIT game. and there IS hfllrt
| in loca! circles that quit" n rev OF IN
/ member. # the team Will not Dc N
extra good physical shape AFTER thSF
hard battle with tn" PHtlhcfS'
Plaid at Best. .
The hest shape Of the season. Not n
! plaid was hurt severely in the Bethany
, game. AID when the locals stack up
against tho Presidents they will be in
! top form physically.
! Skihn scout saw tho washington
; and Jcrr"rSnn-pitt game SATURDAY anu
; Lut a good line Of w. - WORK. nS
. thc Presidents were forced to us" every
| Thing in their repertoire. ThlS week
: StCffrn will. have his second team run
: through the W. Il J. formations. lie mas
: 81 few tricks up his sleeve to spring on
/ The Washin gton lads and they may MAKE
/ tn" game interesting. MI,
/ That the largest crowd OF inc i'th
season will sec tho SkiboS CLASH Win
: the Presidents IS the report made 10
/ day by Frank Haar"n. the PIalas Erau-
/ uatc manager. Man? fans VINO W"r"
. unable h sec WASHINGTON ana JfilrrNrh
meet tho Panthers will take Tn" onn"r-
t'''''iy 10 sec them SATURDAY NJ i"'''
field.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-18
TITS UP To YOU"
Big High Class Musical Show ut tho
Court Next Monday and Tuesday.

on the order of The Sweetheart Shop
and under the direction of William
Moore Patch. who produced both attrlc-
lions. will be on view at the Court for
two nights starting Monday. November
END.
This is swinging, tuncful. musical
"girlcomedy" with good story and Il
liberal amount of lingering music. tn"
plot concerns three young muskete"rs
who are in love with thaee JulicttrS.
To win their brides and their fortunes
they begin at the bottom round or
achievements ladder--thetr climb IA
filled with genuine humor such as is
found in the daily lives of our strug-
Cling young business men.
Douglas Leavitt, the comedian in IN"
original Take 1t From Me" company.
is the prime promoter who leads the
destinies of the modern trio or music
teers in n business proposition that Is
as hazardous as the life of the musical
comedy producer 1t takes three acts and
eighteen musical numbers 10 unfold tn"
story but II all goes along so snappily
that the night in the theatcr seems
all too short.
In the cast are found Harry Short.
Rex Dantzler Barrett Carman. Roya!
Cutter. Albert SaCkett. leila Rambean,
Ruth Mary Lockwood. Florence Hope
Lyons. the dancers.
The late Manuel Klein who wrote
! much of the music for the New York
! Hippodromc spectacles composed four
of the songs In ITS Up To You" These
numbers are "Ev'rytime l Hear Your
V WdSt Aome' nn TO % %hsn Nf Dance
/ Alone" John l.. McManus had added Il
| dozen Of his own songs to the score nnc
has made the orchestra arrangements or
| Mr. kleln's songs.
! Kuy Kendall who staged tho dances
! of "Honeydew." the big New York sue
! cess. also staged the pretty ensembles
| In IT'S Up To You"
! There are sixty people in the company
; Including cast of expert farC"urS and
! a chorus Of beauties. Mr.. Patch and his
: entire staff will be her" for the open
! ing performance a. Mr.. Patch is Il great
! believer In the patrons viewpoint Of his
! productions and wishes 10 got first
hand criticisms.
Seats so Oh sale Friday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-18
TR|ADELPH|A Will
START FLOOR WORK
EARLY IN new GYM
Out Tie Pike School Fully Equipped
With Or TO Date Gymnastu1n-Au-
ditorium Not Yet Complete

Triadclphia's floor team will get an
early start for the coming season, with
the work on The new auditorium ana
gymnasium nearly completed. Practic-
ally everything III III" form of athletic
necessities on the floor Will BE- installed
before the first day i'm December. and
the gym will hc one Of the most COM
p1ct" in the Wheeling district
Captain Folmar Kcll,r. Smith. Hand
Ian. l'rirdrichs and a Humhrr of others
will represent tn" Red and Black on the
floor this season AMI strong five
should BE- selected before the opening
contest is played. The scXtcttes are
also in high hopes Of rounding out
winning team. with Eikcy. star forward.
Stcart. Beck. Keys"r. Curtis and Winters
back in school from last years regular
six.
Practice will probably h" started as
soon as the gym is complete and fin
i"hcd. TIL" shortage of plaster has been
tho real cause Of tho delay ia the work
al the uut-the-pikc school.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-18
I'm Eating Like a Wood Chopper
Since Taking WORT"

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-18
Happy After 20 Years

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-18
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-18

Every thought which genus anu
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world.--Emcrson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-18
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-18

"THE CLulAx."
at Court Theatre, Thursday night
Single seats ON sale 1hurSday, t'So,
81 Is and 800. General samlsnon'
500, No war tai.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-21
Warning From Texas Sent
Tuberculosis Sufferers by
the Indiana Association

INDIANAPOLIS Oct. 21.-"Warn-
ing from Texas to sufferers from tu-
berculosis was made public today by
DR.. G., G. Johnson, of Evansville, presi-
dent of the Indiana tuberculosis as
ISOLATION. The warning cautions In
diana sufferers from this disease from
going to the southwest for their health
unless they have plenty Of money. The
warning says:
''Texas has no free tuberculosis hos
pitfalls for non-residents. Texas has
very little light work for the tuber-
culous. Do not come unless you have
funds for a year or more. Do not de-
pend on finding light work for sup
port. This warning is given to spare
your suffering from financial worry
and inconsistencies"
Cannot Provide Treatment.
The situation in Texas is the same
as it is in Colorado and California, &C
cording to DR.. Johnson. None of these
states are able to provide free treat
ment for people from the east, he
said, and none of them can provide
work for all the sufferers that 60
there for their health.
changing of climate is not always
essential" said DR.. johnson. 1.-THE
tuberculous need good food, rest, fresh
air, sunshine and cheerfulness. We
can provide all these things in Indi-
ana, and save 80 per cent Of our tuber-
culosis cases If We find them and get
them under treatment in time. Thanks
to the Christmas Seal Sales of past
years and to county appropriations,
we have facilities in Indiana for car.
ing for our own victims of tubercu-
losis. These facilities are being in
creased every year. This years sale
will provide money to,help us strength
en- or program for finding cases Of
tuberculosis and applying early treat
ment
II am issuing this warning in the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-21
Peterson's Ointment
Best for Eczema
First Application Stops itching Of Eo.
zema, Salt Rheum and Piles
Ends Chatting Distress in Five Minutes

Ends Chatting Distress In Five Minutes
Live and let live, is my motto" says
Peterson, of Buffalo. druggists all
over America sell PETERSON'S
OINTMENT for 25c a large box, and
l say to these druggists. If anyone buys
my ointment for any Of the diseases
or ailments for which I recommend It
and are not benefited, give them their
money back.
i've got a safe full of thankful
letters testifying to the mighty heal
ing power of Petersons Ointment for
old and running sores, eczema, salt
rheum. ulcers, sore nipples, broken
breast, itching scalp. chatting and
blind, itching and bleeding piles"
John Scott, 2S3 Virginia ST., Buffalo.
writes. "Peterson's Ointment is simply
wonderfuL 1t cured me of eczema and
also piles, and 1t did 1t SO quickly that
was astonished." Mail orders filed
by Peterson Ointment Co.. Inc. Buffa-
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-21
court ORDERS SALE
Of CHURCH PROPERTY
IN PREblE COUNTY

EATON, O., Oct. 21-Upon petition
of Warren J. Durham, of Dayton, sup
erintendent Of the Dayton district.
West Ohio conference, Methodist
Episcopal church, authority was
granted in common pleas court, by
Judge A. C. Risinger, for sale OF
Methodist church parsonage and
ground in West Elkton.
Sale of the property was sanctioned
by the court upon the grounds that
the property had long since ceased to
be used as a residence for minister;
that 1t is in bad state of repair and
unfit for residence purposes.
John Roberts, George Swope and
Mrs. D. L. COLON, trustees of the
church property, are to sell the house
and ground at private sale and for
cash to the highest bidder. The court
directs that after payment of the cost
of the court action, including a fee Of
SIS to P. N. Sigler, attorney, of Day
ton, the balance be handed to Warren
shall pay the money to the treasurer
of the West Ohio Methodist con-
ference.
Alleges SwindIe On Mare
Alleging a mare he purchased from
William Weadick was represented as
sound, but which later was found to
have diseased eyes. Jesse Flory has
filed suit against Weadick in common
pleas court to recover $155. F1ory
claims he paid $3.50 for the animal
but was forced to sell her because of
the condition of her eyes and that the
best price he could get for her was
SIS. He sues for the difference be-
tween the purchase price and the sale
price.
Organize Republican Club
Organization of won.an's Harding
Coolidge club has been perfected at
Eldorado. with Mrs. II. Mastin as
president; Mrs. Leonard Stayton, vice
president, and Mrs. Howard Peele,
secretary.
Dayton Woman Expected Hero
Arrangements are being perfected
by the Eaton Woman's Political Study
club for a Republican rally meeting
here the night Of Oct. %, in the opera
house. All similar Republican clubs
in Preble county will be invited to
participate in the meeting. 1t Is ex'
pected Mrs. D. c. Brewer, of Dayton
will be among the speakers who will
address the meeting.
Hit by Stray Bullet
While engaged in constructing a YER
anda at his home in New Hope, stray
bullet from a flobert rifle struck and
lodged in the hand of Jasper STAN
back The bullet was extracted by a
physician. Where the shot came from
or who fired it is not known.
Dies in Colorado
J. c. Lewellen, formerly of Eaton
died recently in Colorado, according
to advices received here. He went to
Lawrence, Kas., about IL years ago, to
reside, and a short time before his
death had gone to Colorado on &C
count of the condition of his health
He was known locally as an artist OF
much ability. He was IS years old
His wife and two sons survive.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-21
PAPER SUITS OFFERED
FOR so CENTS A SUIT
(By Associated Press)

LONDON, Oct. 21.-Paper suits OF
clothing manufactured in Germany,
have been shipped to London on ap'
prevail and displayed for sale by a
firm of importers in the Strand at
two shillings six pence to ten shil'
ungs six pence.
1t Is stated that German exporters
are offering these suits to British inl
porters at the rate of 1000 for 9120
or the normal equivalent of about SO
cents a suit. They are described as
"of the very best paper texture
Other quotations would permit Eng
lish retailers to obtain from 200 tC
800 per cent profit.