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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28

Adc!ine Downs, jean and Madeline Das-
nett. Fay Meade. Sarah Gaushan. Taer-
esa Ramshery. Mabel Morgan. Mrs.
Blake and Helen Prichard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter l.. jerks left
Saturday night for Washington. Pa,
where they were called BY the sudden
death OF the latter's father. Frank h.
Graft. Mr. Graft was formerly from
this city.
Mrs. R. B. Tyall. of Morgantcwn.
spent the Weekend here with frIenSs.
4. W. kindell and family are all Ill
with the FLU" at their home near Seven
Pines.
The Misses Frances Patterson and
Trix wilt spent the weekend at the
formers home in Morgantown.
Mrs. Ju. Morgan has returned from
Electra, Texas, after an eAlehded ''sI'
with her son.
Miss Lulu Mcmillan. OF Whcai!ng.
sncnt the weekend at her homo on Beat
~ avenue.
Mrs. Joseph \. Leigh is visiting
friends at Wheeling.
Miss Hazel Clutter has returned from
4 visit with relatives in Wheeling.
Miss Martha Beng spent the week
end with friends in Grafton.
l.. s. SChwenkc has returned from
Charleston. where lie has been visitor
tho pas, few days.
X. Joseph. Of Sh;nnston, IS visitor
here.
Mrs. parrd Hos,utler. Of Hundred. is
visiting ) few days AT the home OF Mrs.
CLYDE Atkins on Buffalo street.
Miss Alice jerks has left Tor Cle'e-
land where she has accepted a position
as travelling saleswoman for a CleTetdnd
firm.
Elmer Wade il a business Vislter IN
Wheeling for few days.
Mics Mary Spencer. OF MorGanto""'
spnnt the week tend at nor HON" nee
Mrs. Dan Berry. OF Fhirmont' spent
the weekend with friopds
Mss Edna Chambers spent the week.
end with friends in Tairmcnt.
Mrs. Summers laugh was V!silor
in Fairront saturday.
Paul Jones. Of Moundsvllle Is tho
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. DonlrE Joh7"'
Mrs. Charles Charlton spent SUNDAY
ai her homo in Barrickvillc.
VI r. Efsu and J. r. Thomas arc
hpsine>s visitors in Pittsburgh.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Alma nave re-
turned t. their home nj Logan
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PADEN CITY
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pAT,T,% cry. w Va. Jan. %,-Snan-
NON anderson. who HAS bern III or ar'
nrmIirItIs. was tRknn IN Marle,'a SaI
rrdav where he will enter the hospi'a'
for an ~ "rntion. ,,,L
lanes leo. after few DAYS visit WIN
local friends. has returned home 10 lar
kershurc. v.u. s,.,,
Friday here attending to business maj
ters. u.L % r.,
ur,hus Monday nv e.. Illness ot her
dsmch,cr. Mrs Harold %cam7hcrn.
Earl AIlw. rth has gone I" MOUNDS
vile Ter visit Of indefinite length Win
N,.s narchr TUNER has returned
from Rcns Fun. vh"r" >h" was me
rur.I for n week. Il her sister, Mrs. Ia
r Merritt. who has he"r Ill with
influenza. L. threatened ~t'h rneun'"n,''
Mr. and Nrt. John Rockwell are NOV
irr FROM, Middlrhournc I" this c'D.
Mrs. RuscNaun' has r'turr"d from an
extnrd.I visit Nlth her Elother ana
other relatives In Chicago.
= n M't'urdy. grocer aNd business
man ~ This city. is VI Of pneumonia.
Y NIi~r ~ pur-l"y was the guest
Sunday - his daughter. Mrs. J. ". Bra-
hmm.
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CHESTER

CHESTER, W. Va. Jan. s7.--Mayor
William l.. Dalyrympie, now serving
his second term. Will not seek re-elrc-
non. he anrIhnCed today. Mr.. DAILY
I! nrl". who vas FIRST elected IN 1915.
aud reelected two years ago, plans 10
rr;ir" following thS expiration OF his
present term. lie viii d"vntt his cntir"
lime Ia III" Insurance business which
II" has been engaged IN for scVera!
years.
In honor Of Rev. Frederick c'rQmer.
YIN" has resigned rs pastor of the FIRST
Presbyterian church, n farewell rerrp-
non WAS held IL the church parlcrs
las, night. Speech making and mu-
slraI program were featured. Luncheon
farewell sermon here sunday. liz and
has family VIII leave this week for
Bak"rsnoIi California
=, For The benefit "f his health. Samuel
MrN'nna has Como II Mt clemens.
Mich. here hr Will take special treat.
men. lie was accompanied by Mrs.
Funeral services for he .larc Mrs.
Ang"liur '"~r"r. Wh" dl,d ThurSda!
w"rr h'lh Mrnday. Eurisl wa made
IN Mil Creek cemrtor! near Hooks
IN" iI,n,uc, County Trrch,rs' Assn.
"litl"n VII hold - rr""',ng "a iir New
II school building Friday evening. cut
"t town t"Lch"rS VII Visit the chester
'''''lS turing 'UG IiN'IibIE. TIVE S''lnnlS >
rSmainng III session until eleven
"'cl'ck The Newell schools and other
schools IN thu county VII close
throughout the day. l'ruf !. +. Marsh
"f 'harl".i"r. secretary II ihr Sl.'ir
board II education. viii n" Tho principal
speaker a. III" artcru""n session
Announcement WAS made today that
N" Qur"n Esther class ~ the First
it"*hyi"rt'n church r:lrs l." hold n
SECOND CONCERT In Chester within ~"
r"Nt t"~ weeks. The rsi =. Nr"ri,
held lnS' week, vas n success,
Funeral services we're held this after
noon Fur he lqtc Marshall Newhr.ugh.
aged -. vi" d."h a his home IN EenU.
w"rti, f"ll' wig = ~tr"kC sunday He
WAS born ~ MART Hll county. lTIt had
mad" m~ h"r" for several years AT
kCuGiaOrih
After 4 weeks shut down op~rauon,
w"r" r"S"m"d ~ ~" Chester plant cf
n" American Sheet md TN Plat" com.
ritN Yesterday. Th" suspension ~ on,
cr'iI"ns was caused hy shortage Of
steel
An "rsi"r supper NJ h" hold ~ the
Christian church in I'ughto~n Thurs
ley evening
hr Charles RnSs ~ N"okstowr h,-
hc"i appointed county doctor Ivy 'Nn
F"7N"r "ouNtV. Pa. comm .SSinn-rs Hi~
f"rrI'"ry will n"'ud" Hook own.
''""rS"tnwn. Frankfort Springs and ad-
ldr"n' distri~'S
In The rev Masonic home Friday even
ing Tor momhrrS ,h~ir wives and
friends. Dancing will r.. a feature.
Tt> Nomcr'S Missionary society Of
IT." First Mcthodirt Episcopal church
VIII be hold Thursday afternoon in the
church: Mrs. r. r. Griffiths, presl,
dent OF the society. will be the leader.
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Folansbee Notes.

Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Ratci,Ne were S;cu-
ben"ille visitors yesterday.
Charles Nay is having the castings
lifted from his gasoln" plan; on Ma
hans lane. II" expects TO take his
family out West neAt summer where
hc may enter tho oil business. having
had much cXpcriCMr" in tho local lelds
Mr.. and Mrs. George R""rc and dauGh-
ter. arc all confined to their home on
upper Main street, by illness.
\ number OF young pcoph. from here
attended Ioggies dance IN Wctlsburg
last evening.
Mrs. l.. q. Braff"ro was shopping IN
StcubrnvIlls Yesterday.
Harold Reese is confined /" HIS come
on Virginia avenue by llIHcss.
Miss lSess connie has g"uc t. Georgia
for Il months VISIT
Miss lllia Marshall is home from a
visit 10 East Liverpool.
Albert Williams OF P'thany College
was calling on friends here.
Miss Mabi" ilahnc Is Improving after
4 Wcrk'S illness.
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MAJORSVIlLE
--@-

Mss cara Allison Of 'he senior class
Of tho Rich IIli high school. f-ll on the
Ice Friday brchkITr N"r l"ft NrT Al ihc
lhnw. i'r. Nuur'c WAS called and re-
du..'i the fracture.
Al.,r'ln NJ CT, ". son ~ Mr.. and Mrs.
WylIr ~ ~. Uf n"-r Mnj"rhVilln. re-
cejv"h a pleasant notr" from Harris,
hurC. Pa. recently. stating that he had
won the Stat" srhotarshir for four
years cour~". gwen - "n" h gil school
grnuua'" IN each county in Fennsr'rS'
MA Mr.. Crow won ~ cOnpriiliNs
examination r>"r number W 8ppii'
cauts. ten or twelve ~ whcm we're stu
denis nf ~" WaynrShurE college. lie
Will Pre- hnbly sslrct the ". & y. college
OF washington as his alma ra'rr:
Mrs Mende Strickln ard children.
Harold ard Marie. .! rtafias: Mrs. Clar'
ence Nelson Of Hurnsvills and Miss
Stella over AZ sr~rd Ing this week
with Mrs. EiiZaheth Archer.
Mrs. Nora johnson ard friend. Miss
Chambers. spont Friday. night With
Mrs. Johnson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Randolph He wett. r
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Allison wave tAs
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guests Of Jacktown friends WednSSbayG
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rrye are epeA.5.t
ing few days with Mr. and Mn. Ed
ward Parson. Of Dodd's Ridge. Thsy,
will also visit friends at MoundSSills
before returning home. -
hessrs. Arley Elder and Harry Che.
dsster spent Monday with friends at
S. G. Joes, Of video. is quite i'll and
II is feared that he may have contract.
cd flu during recent visit at sand
Hill. - =.
Mrs. Sara Ann Cunningham Of Jack.
town. IL convalescing from recent Sc
we're illness. So
Miss Flora Richmond Is confined TO.
her room by an attack Of In grippe. -
The literary nj our village school Of; :
Friday evening vas we'll attended .an''
proved TO re a very enjoyable affair.
The society will meet next Friday sv~'
cning,
Withtn.the past twelve hours a nun
Der Of cases Of flu have been reportcd
In the surrounding country. but none Ia
this immediate vicinity. - =
DR.. w. =. Summons will leave soon
for his new home at Warwood.
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Ohio Valley News
STEuBENVILLE

STr1-BEESlLLE. Ohio. Jan; - aps
,,,,,,5,d tnday for captain Joseph VI.
TnrrGw, civil War veteran anH i"r
i,nnsyI,anta Natioral Guarc "HsSeir no
,,nrIHr into res, az his home IN Lu'
~, on o. al five o'"l"ck th,S !oFr,n as'
~, ,,,CrrH'~ illness. HIS death was
i'm. TO Ia flrru'lrs Of cd az =" U, s,,J
in his vIAllly-th'rL lar INC $3.50 SSst
~. ~ Jefferson county "tSN
NNH ~ t,crs and MAS former mayor
II Toronto, ,,,,
,ar,,.n Morrow was born in ls!Snn
- t,wnship near Toronto: Cctooe'
- ISS7. the son II DaNid ana tscoi 80,
INIorelandD Morrow. he was 'rS.eu ruh.
,n' home farm and educated IN me Puoi,
' ''' "r,ol - SnStnnia When the CIVIL
~. p hrnF, ,.ut ~ enlisted with 20; H..
49,, ,Shio Volunteers and served thtee
,.irs. being promoted 70 ,t,, .e .SajrS
,,,,,rurd - interest him anu IA $50
~. wnnt :, CunnellsSill", Ia. anu or
s,.,,.l,oi 4 national guard comranH WIN
Liter b"cam" part 81 thc tsn'" 49,
:. ryire IA the PHILIPPINES. he s+rN en-
g. >car> as CAPTAIN Of Nompan! y OF
fNIS Regiment and then r'trs1 70 tnoS
fi,Or his business interests. re "orreu
90 salesman f'r fll,ourSn III, o
j, number Of years and tenn oGusI
t,,,G =, COM cilsville. In 1877 ne re-
.rrrad 20 Tornrtn where he engaged IN
,ha grocery business until ms re-
,.;alus:,, from active M"rN IN HPru 80.
H., v.rN I'd FOR five years ms mc'no"r
,f ~. board OF public affairs al Toronto
- vas onr. elected mayor but re-
II ned owing to i'll health. lie was
.,Lm, lid with the Masonic lodge and
Stanton lost No. 80. G. \. i. he was
g, ,mnmhtr ~ III" Presbyterian church.
H. ,"rr,ed Mis- Hannah Mellor. daugh-
IT, q; Henry Meilvr. Of steubeny!lte'
VII, Survives him. one brother. sam
uaI Motr"w. and one sister. MISS Sarah
Morrow. If Toronto. also survive ~
,hrnurhuui the Tri STAT" d.S'rici. IN"
run.-GI vii be held Thursday with IN
I. r,r..ur IN linton cemetery. Steuo2nElue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28
Let's Got Together.

The citizens Of Follanshce and Cross
Creek district arc hopeful that settle
mcnt is IN progress between III" district
and the LaBcllc Iron works compsn!
~ regard TO he site for Tho new cen
,raliZrd high school building. Much
NOR" room Is needed IN MI the schools
OF ia" district. The bond issue WAS
carried over by greatly majority at d
recent vote by the school patrons and
they earnestly desire some action 10 be
started quickly to start work On the
new and mG"h needed structure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28
FOLLANSDEE
Two Out For sheriff.

Two we'll known citizens have an
nounced their candidates. Tor o'hcc OF
sheriff Of Brooke county. r. v Stcmrle'
we'll known street car man who has been
a resident OF Follansbec for mann years
was the first 10 throw his hat In the ring
and was followed recently by y. l.. Nc
Coy, Of Wellsburg. The pot IS just be.
ginning to boil however and from polti-
cal conversation IN Follansbe" the GU
try list is by no means closed. Other
county Offices arc to be filled this year
and the mill town voters arc certain that
the upper end OF Brooke county viii Get
an even divide and are preparing for
such an undertaking. II is understood
that All organization meeting IS soon 10
b. called.
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WARRINGTON

Miss Helen TrIrEard entertained 4
party of twelve girls nj hoT nome on
Pleasant street Saturday afternoon. a
very pleasant afternoon wns enjoyed by
all Those present were Misses Edna
Iilskins. Rcll MUIR. Margaret lianIcy.
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MUSItRULt-QUICk
RELIEF! NO BLISTER!
II Soothes and Relieves Like
a Mustard Plaster Without
the Burn or Sting

Musterole Is a clean, white ONT.
rnent, made with the oil Of mustard.
II does all the work Of the old -fashioned
mustard plaster - does 1t better and
does not blister. You do not have TO
bother with a cloth. You simply rub
il on-and usually the pain is gonel
MANY doctors and nurses use Muster.
ole and recommend It to their patients
They will gladly tell you what re-
lief il piyes from sore throat, hron'
rhitis Group stiff neck, asthma. neu
Ialsia. congestion, pleurisy. rheuma
tisna, iumbaSo pains and aches OF the
back or joints, sprains, sore muscles.
bruises, chilblairs, frosted feet colds OF
the chest lit often prevents pne unonial.
SOC and 6Oc jars hospital size $3.50.
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NECLECTING THAT
COLD OR COUGH?
Why, when DR.. Kings New Dis
covery so promptly
checks it?
RS natural you don't want 10 rc

IT'S natural Jon don't want 10 q"
careless and let that old cold or
= cough drag on or that new aIta"G
develop neciously. Not when >"u ,nn
get such proved successful remedy
as DR.. Kings New Discovery.
Cold. cough, grippe, crop zoos not
resist this standard relioNvr Yer! dong.
Its duality Is as high today a. II always
has been and rs h"ru growing
steadily in popularity t"r more tn%n
nifty years. soc and Sl..V a hottie at
all druggists
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TO Argue Cases

Attorneys representing the Twelve
women who are serving ninety day SEN
tcnces for violating injunctions against
lISnrderlN houses. left today for Ash
tabula TO argue motions before the court
OF appeals to harr the Judgment OF tho
lower court set aside. The rSt step VIII
be- 70 ask that the women be released
from ,aii ON bond pending final decision
OF IN. court on petitions in error.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28

Methodist church y sratined over the
large number who have gone forward
al the revival now in progress with
meetings each day In the cdice on Nir-
E!nia avenue. He announces that these
meetings VIII CuntInu. as long as tho
interest keeps up Interest on the mort
gage "t the church and insurance fell
due IN week and the pastor found
MANY friends IL the church glad /"
assist.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28
Three New Cases

Tire. new cases Of .Inilu"nHa w"r" re,
rnrted TO the St"uh"uNilic h'h!th o"alu
,Lny making !, total al SIX IN two
day.. i meeting of III" health board
SCH, duled for last last night. was post,
rnncd until tonight when members VII!
meet with REPRESENTATIVES OF the Red
Gross md Social Service Union and map
GU, a program for combating the dis
ease in this city.
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a..nh,nriIln Pra-nrtau

The S,euoonvu. Pr"sbytery met here
,oi,v tn receive Re-. Charles Frazier OF
Coiumhus. new pastor NJ the Third Pres
hyt,ria-; church ,r'o the l'rcSoEterE. Ar
r,n-rn,rntS were made for the installa-
non ~ Rev. Frazier az pastor hero on
'russdaN. February 10. Or. u. W. Mcleod
81 East Liverpool TO preach the installa-
ION sermon. ROY. L. .. Wise OF Toronto
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James A. Taylor

James \. Taylor. life long resident OF
s,..Ihsn, lie. suffered into rest at his
l. ne lrr, today after hrIct illness
with pneumonia. aged 81 years. he was
., xrl, known stool work"r and an ac-
r.y. member OF the Nina Samat"d ASSOC
i..t,on here He = survived ny his VIE
aud i,ro sons. James and Francis: Also
nv hro,h"r% Frank. Of Youngstown. O.
aud ~ t"li"wlmS S,irr>. Mr. t ranT
r,.u Mrs Walter \iCNeTsoR Of thus city
and Mrs. Bert call and Mrs. Whatourton
nI Relic Vernon. Ia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28
Safety Meeting

The safety dcvartment Of the Tenn
sylvan!a railroad lines held meeting
.r,loyns and the public in general
About one hundred delegates rs in at
tendance including tracKmen. siEnalmen'
bridge and shop men. A. J. DAWSON,
assistant superintendent OF inc iai
m",tInr II. &. Reynolds and Wesley
C'cnnorr. safety agents ot the Pitts-
hurch division, wer. IN attendance.
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Revtvals In Full Swing.

The evangellstlc services hclnc h"ld
every evening at the First Christian
church are Of an enlivculnE NATURE and
good results arc being obtained. Tho
singing under the direction OF Frof. J.
Wade Seniff is n feature Of the program
each evening. The meetings are {" hc
continued for one month.
Rev. o. o. King. pastor OF the Free
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Constructed? Here's Relief

Not hat often harmful always NI"'
lent and temporary nHIp iha' comes
from harsh pursarIvcS. but IN" com
Portable, gratifying. c"rr'"tlv" r"SuIN-
ton Of stubborn bowels 50 pronounced
In Dr. Kings New In" FILLS.
Tonic In action. they promote TREE
bile Now. stir UP tho lazy. thToushly
but gently cleanc the System of waste
matter and fermenrlng foods, and give
you keen zest for hard work and health
full recreation. All druggists --@ac
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e7n For neR

Peter Fomenro. ngsd six reass or pll,
lonvale. was awarded damages OF S'eu
from the Wheeling q Lake Eric railroad
by a jury In common pleas court mere
train near hts home last summer ana
had pne leg amputated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28
WEIRTON


Quarantine was lifted yesterday from
IA foreign boarding hous" in Upper
N.rirtou, where hvo cases of Snallpn
were cared for by the health nu,f&ri-
'i"s. Two more cases w"re reported re-
Gently below lInllidnv's COY" and the
two patents are now reported inSroV-
inH nicely.
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c'itizcn< 81 Weirton have No reason
70 t""l frightened ~ m" appearance OF
f"w cn>"t 81 Influ"nzl IN" past /So
weeks. IN" h"al'h authorities stated YES
,rrdav Two more rRsrS were taken 10
the Ohio Valley hospital in Stcuhon-
vile for Urea tmert yesterday Only
one d"a'h has resulted here from this
diseate this winter.
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Conttuuo big Case.

The sensational breach Of promise
suit brought recently by Mary Lohri-
mar against Edward Blu". well kno"n
court at Parkcrsburg has, been con.
tinued over until the ncSt term Ot
court
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so
Than x. Z:
WH|SKEY FOR
l.
COLDS AND flu

New Elixir, Called Aspiron:
al, Medicated With Latest
Scientific Remedies, Used
and Endorsed by Euro It
pean and American Army
Surgeons to Cut Short All
Cold and Prevent Compl. r. :.
cations. .-.J
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28
Mary Pickford in The $50
Hoodlum'' at Southern

Helping others brings more pleasure
than being waited upon by hordes Of
servants. In The Hesdlum." tene-
menE fire. escape row between Co9tn
and FMurphy Is funnier than any the
atrc., Mary also finds that her great
wealth has been robbinG her Of most Of
the joys Of life, and that putting honest ,
men in Jail makes some men sick. Also
that q hurdy-g urdy makes jollier dance
music than jazz band:
Mary is at the Southern theatre to-.
night and tomorrow. IA.
Beware bootleg rIquor. warns the Un-s
tied States Public Health Service, for
much of 1t contains wood alcohol ard
other poisons. An ordinary swallow Of:
wood alcohol may produce death of
blindness. Don't risk It .,r
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ing literature Of an anti-AmeriCan char
acter was RELEASED from the county Jal!
in New Cumberland today on bond OF
$500. His case will come before the
n4at meeting Of the circuit court.
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70 deliver the charge 70 the munster
and Rev. q. W. Arms or Steuo'nNiue "
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4 little "naRd.rins" Goals. olsaRses
and makes the feveriFh. itchy scalp soft
and pliahl": then this stimulating tonic
pans,ratr. 10 the famished hair roots,
rrviializinS and in"igurai'ng every HAIR
IN the head. thus stopping the hair FALL
ms out. getting thin. scraGgly or fading.
After few applications 81 ''pander-
Inc" You seldom find a fallen hair or q
particle Of dandruff, besides every hair
shows more life, vigor. brightness. color
and thickness.
A few cents buys a bottle Of delight
full "Danderlpe" at any drug or toilet
counter.
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H,l.ass Allsred .lled,"

George Manjos. alleged Rad" who
was arrested here recently for circulat-
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-13
ANGLIJA ATIDARO VEL
PASIUNTINYBE BERLINE


Londonas, sausio IL d.
Lordas Kilmarnock Siandien
isvaziavo is Londono Berli-
nan kaipo diplomatinis Ang
lijos atstovas.
10 isvaziayimas pazymi
svarbu zingsni prie atnauji-
nimo diplomatiniu santikiu
tarp Didziosios Britanijos il
Vokietijos, kuris iyyks tuo-
jaus. Tuojaus sitos valdzios
skirs konsulius il vyriausius
konsulius. VoKietija ispra-
dzia tapusi nllversta, If sa-
lalu vedejo;gbet Jo laipsnis
busias pakeltas Xxi ministe-
rio, O ne ambasadoriaus
laipsnio, kaip pirmiau buvo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-13
Laivas ir 565 zmones
nuskendo, Is isge|bsti.
Paryzius, sausio IL d.

Paryzius, sausio IL d. =
Francuzu garlaivis Antique,
plaukiantis is Bordeaux j
Dakara, siandien rytmetyj
nuskendo .Biskajos uzlajoj,
bebandydamas pasilaikyti
ant yandens nuo pereitos su
batos, kada jis prakiuro lai-
ke audros.
Kompanijos ofisuose pa
sake, kad ant laivo Afrique
buvo 465 pasazieriai ir apie
100 laivo darbininku. Gar
laivis Ceylan paeme Afrique
laivo dvi valtis su 26, EMO
nemis; kit pirgere.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-13
BpLGARIJOS VALDZIA
UZGINA- JOS NUVER-
i'is TTr'A.

Sofia, sausio II d.
Siandien isleistame cia pu-
siall oficialiame pranesime
pastebiama apie girdus pla-
tinamus uzsieniuose buk So
fijcje tureje vietos dideles
demonstracijos ir buk val
dza tapusi nuversta, il sa-
koma kad tai esa perdetos
paskalos. Pranesime sako-
ma, kad tose provincijose,
kur pramones centruose bu-
vo kesintasi vartoti smurta,
tebesanti tvarka. Streikinin-
kai, girdi, pamate kareivus,
issiblaske be kraujo prale-
jimo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-13
BOL SEVIKAI PAEME
rs, 400 BELAISVIU.

Londcnas, sausio II d..
Oficialiame pranesime islels
tame sovietines valdzios
Maskvoje Siandien yra sako-
ma, kad bolsevikai paeme
5,4c0 belaisviq pietiniame
fronte tarp gluod. 21 d. II
sausio 8 d. Sovieto pranesi-
me sakoma, kad tapo paim-
ia taipgi $50 kanuoliQ, so
bombasvaidziu, II kubili-
niQ, 659 masininiai Sautuvai
IL daugybes kitos karines
medziagos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-13
PRASO GELzKELNlNKU
GRIZTI PRIZE DARBO,
KAD BELAISVIAI GA
LETU CRIzTI.

/. Berlinas, sausio IL d.
Valdzia isleido manifesto
saukianti streikuojancius
gelzkeliu darbininkus butt
mai grizti prie darbo tuo-
jaus; tarp kitty dalyku ma
nifeste nurodoma j streiko
pasekmes 100000 kares ka-
liniu, kurie del streiko negali
sugrizti tevynen prize savo
seimynu.
Gelzkeliq darbininkai
Istreikuoja Beuthene, Rati-
bore If kituose augstutines
ISilezijos miestuose. Streikas
traukiasi visoj Pareinio
Westphalijos apygardoje.
TELEGRAPH darbininkai
streikuoia Dusseldorf'o,
Oortntmdo ir Munsterio
apskr.Eiuose.