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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-13
FIFTEEN YEARS
OF BLACk-DRAUGHT
Black Draught Highly Recon-
mended by Illinois Man for
Liver and Stomach Dis
orders-Ued It for Fiji
teen Years.

Singerton, III. For fifteen years
We have used Theford's Black,
Draught, and have not as yet found
anything that could take It's place"
writes Mr.. w. F. Rister, Of this town.
II have used it for indigestion q num-
Der OF times. and it gives relief"
continues Mr.. Rister.
For sour stomach, heavy, bloated
feeling. It Is splendid. And when the
liver gets torpid. so that when you
stoop and raise up suddenly you feel
dizzy. n few doses will set you straight
ave keep it and use for consti-
patton and the above troubles, and
find It most satisfactory. can
recommend it to others and gladly do
SO. For the number Of years l have
used Black.Draught now, / ought to
know"
In its 70 years Of usefulness. Thed-
ford's Black-Draught has relieved
thousands and thousands. OF persons
suffering from the results Of a dis
ordered liver. And. like Mr.. Rister,
many people feel that after using
Black Draught nothing can take its
place.
II you haven't tried Black-Draught
get package today.
Nearly every druggist keeps it.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-13
SHERRARD
Church Services

Peasant Hill M. E. church. Rev. N. L.
Dearien, pastor. sunay school az 10 u
m. 3, c. Hoges, superintendent. sermon
by the pastor at II o'clock;
Allen Grove Presbyterian church Rev.
c. U. Boyle. pastor. sunday sehool al
o'clock Preaching by the pastor a'
''' sunday School Social ;,
The Allen Grove Sunday school VIII
give q social in the American Cup
rooms on Tuesday evening, November
10. cshments will be served ana
' 0 shcrrard Hr4sfs ,
Mrs r. f. Cook has returned home
from Glenn Easton where she was Visit
ing her mother. Mrs. wilson, VINO IL
'U The Home Missionary society held
an interesting meeting in the Mt. OIL
fS,dw rhu Of the Cory Mission. Wheeling.
delivered n splendid address:
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Marble ana
Ting Mr. and Mrs. NJ. A. Marble OF
The Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid society
will meet at the VI. F.. parsonage on
MIR. and Mrs. Frank D. Talbert. who
were married last TUESDAY; are E,S Spfbnu
ing some time In CIefeIanu'
Mrs' Anna Bonar is visiting ner
daughter Miss Lota, who Is III at SHIN
The Mt. OlIvet Ladies' Aid society
will hold an all day meeting IN the ii"''
next Wednesday. ..-,,Inad
Nr and Mrs. ]. l.. Garvin entertaineIi
,h. mrmbers of the T. D. L. CLUB anu
their friends at their home MONDAY eve
ming. oo,inr for This
rn.r on Marshall charge Will
70 h.,T In the Pleasant Hill church on
saturday and Sunday, November ~ ana
81. l., u,
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family have returned to their home a.
Parkersbnurg after visiting mere A0f
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Reed who have
been visiting here have returned 10 tneir
home at Pittsburgh. ,,.o.,, and
Ralph Candy will spend the week en-"
In Fslrnont with relatives anq Ii. ,F home
Ray MORLEY mas s, re'u visit,nS here for
MIR and Mrs. Grover Fletcher ana
children will visit with friends IN BEL
Pat ouigiey will go to Cameron 10
spend the week end with reia.iHes, 10
Mrs. Rose Coffield of Williamson 10
spending a few days here with her
sister Mrs. J. H. Sivert. ,,,
Miss Hazel Mason Is able to DC out
after being Ill at her home. 49,,
. Miss Margaret Scott who has been
I'll al her home Is able to be out again.
Mrs Cosser IL getting along nicely
after a serious illness. ,.
Miss Jane Neuman who has been WISH.
ing here has returned to her homo at
Warrington.
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torncy A. H. and Wilson Mitchell of St.
Clairsville, and VIM. Wilkinson and Mrs.
Thomas Bentley Of this place.
Judge Davis has been lifelong
friend Of Warren G. Harding and the
latter has stated that It was through
his influence that he ever entered poll
tics. Verify. what a great mind has this
mark of influence brought to US.
Robert Anderson and wife OF New
Philadelphia spent Sunday with their
sister, Mrs. Edward Refine and family.
Miss Eva Shallcro S, nurse to Mrs.
Eugene Imhoff. Of shadyside. formerly
Of this vicinity, spent the weekend
with friends here.
Misses Dana Fornay Of GAINESVILLE
and Josephine Hagan Of Somerton were
recent guests Of Miss Sedora Wilkinson.
Mrs. Bess Gossett and son Max recent
~ returned from Oregon were visiting
among relatives here.
Supt. W. A. Workman visited the
local school on Friday.
Glenn Humphrey had the misfortune
10 break his wrist on. Saturday while
cranking the Ford belonging to William
George x
Misses Edna Bowles and Irma Sabb
teachers in the Flushing schools, spent
Sunday with friends here.
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MT. PLEASANT

NJ. c. Dutton was q caller in Tits
burgh, Pa, one day last week.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Spragg
4 son November 9Th.
Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Charming Wal
ker Of Emerson. a daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs David Buchanan. Mrs
Sophia Hooper and daughter spent Fri
day of last week at the home OF Rev,
and Mrs. Lodrick.
Miss Julia Toland Of Cleveland was
visiting friends in this place
Mrs. oliver Thomas Is seriously III ut
her home.
Mr.. Edgar Spragg Is slowly improV-
ing. His many friends wish him
' Mr.. A. :. Thomas Of Monessen. Pa.
spent Sunday at the home home Of Tho ms par
Mr.. and Mrs Chester Montgomery
and daughters Of Martins Forty spent
the week ond with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. John Krinke.
Miss Jessie Haynes of Adena was WIS.,
ting her brother Earnest Haynes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Irwin and son
spent Sunday ut the home OF his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. $. T.. irwin
Mrs. Cooley is In critiG;.t cohd',I ION,
laid to rest In Highland cemetery Tues
Mr. Roy Gerkc of Dillonvale was
caller I'm this place Tuesday
80. najIcrs In Wheeling Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Heburn were
business callers In Wheeling Tue Sday.
6 G. Irwin is stu on the sick list.
Mrsh Albina Milhoan returned home
with her daughter, Mrs WI IIaFiS
Henry Zeyers is on the jury this
week In Steubenville. ,.,,,.
Mrs, Bertha Bess of near Yorkvllle.
spent n few days at the home Of her
narcnts MIR and Mrs. John krinke.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Scheehle and
family moved on the David buchanan
farm Wednesday.
Mr.. Joel Walker Of Colrra'n was
caller near this place Wednesday eve
ming. 49,,
Of s. f. Irwin Sunday afternoon:
ihart burke is suffering with his
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arm having sustained the Injury by be-
ing kicked by his horse some time ago.
Mr.. r. f.. Walker was caller In
Stcubenv!lle Monday.
Robert Finley was caller IN Pitts
burgh Monday.
Harry Coleman is q caller in this
place Tuesday.
Robert Kithcart was a caller in Mar
tins Ferry Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Steere and daugh-
ter OF Harrisville spent Wednesday eve
ming at the home OF Q. w. PATTERSON.
Mr.. and Mrs. William krinKe, were
callers in Yorkville Thursday.
Mr.. Fred Lawrence OF Colerain spent
Wednesday at the home Of his brother
William Lawrence.
Catherine Krinke spent Thursday at
the home of her grandparents, MT, and
Mrs. John Krinke.
Westminster Guild Of the lTesoyter-
ian church will give an entertainment
at that church sunday evening, NoVem' :
her IA, at 1880 o'clock All are cord
tally invited TO attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-13
QUICK RELIEF FROM
CONSTIPATION
Get DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That is the joyful cry Of thousands
since DR.. Edwards produced Olive
Tablets, the substitute for calomel,
DR.. Edwards, practicing physician
for II years and caomel's old.tiH1e
enemy, discovered the formula for Olive
Tablets while treating patients for
chronic constipation and torpid livers.
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets do not
contain calomel, but healing, soothing
vegetable laxative.
Ne gripping is the keynote" of these
little segregated, olive-colored tab
lets. They cause the bowels and liver to
act normally. They never force them
to unnatural action.
.fyou have a dark brown mouth
bad meath-a dull, tired feeling-sick
headache-torpid lver--constpation,
you'll find quick. sure and pleasant re,
suits from one or two of Dr.. Edwards
Olive Tablets at bedtime.
Thousands take them every night just
to keep right. Try them. l5c and 3Oc.
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much 30 that now ! can do every htnH u
the house. Ihaye told my friends about
your wonderful Vegetable COMPOUND
and you have my permission % publish
my letter 70 other women Who Su6o1
may learn how to get we'll "-Hn. IDA
OvENsrEN, SOC s. harshasld Ava.
Chicago III
This good old fashioned rsmedy =
made from native roots and heen6 lnA
contains no narcotics or harmful dtucA
II YOU have the slightest doubt thsG
lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Con-
pound viii help yoa' Wtss 70 Lydta
Lynn, Mass, for advice. Your letter
viii be opened, read and answered By Q
vomau. apd bald IN Ahct onnndanna
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Of the week with relatives In Bellalre
Mrs. Herbert Carl Of Washington. d
c.. Is visiting her grandmother, Mrs
Margaret Humphrey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Pickering OF 10.
rain visited thi week with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Frasher Of Barnes.
willie visited Sunday with Mr.. Frashef'f
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ell Frasher. -
Mr.. and Mrs. D. T. Cowen spent sun.
day in Bellairc with their SON, Henry
Cowen.
MIR Stella Coleman Of Massillon Wis.
tied this week with her mother, Mrs.
Margaret Humphrey.
MI. and Mrs. T. A. Boyd Of Dayton
are visiting with Mrs. Boyd's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J.. A.. Bethel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-13
SIMCO SALVE
It In oHsrsd You % an Ointment
Entirely Out Of the Ordinary
with . Healing Power
Seldom EouRlled.

For terrible sores, cuts, burns,
bruises. piles. eczema. salt rheum or
chating 1t Is practically whole shelf
full ~ remedies in one jar and c. II.
Griest & Co. will supply you for orly
30c. 1t Is handy for the scores Of little
accidents or sudden colds that might
occur At airy minute.
Get a jar OF SINCE sALVE today
at C. II. Grlest & Co.'S. who will refund
your money II 1t fails to do all as stat
ed above.
SIM-CO SALVE should b your
trusty health aiding standby. It is eli
Client as q liniment for rheumatism.
neuralgia, stir joints, sprains. sore
muscles or lame back. II 10 sold In
three sizes. soc. COO and 800 per jar.
Don't put Z III. but get n Jar today.
II your druggist does not kept II, send
us Csc and the jarccl post will bring It
~ your door by return mail VIM. NJ.
Simpson Drug Co. Wholesale Drug
Rists Williamsburg station. Pittsburgh,
Pa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-13
FLUSHING

Rev. Ira G. Mccormick Of Newark, g.
visited a few days this week at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. r D, Judkins:
ted oyer sunday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. G. Todd.
A. D. Hall. Of Cleveland. visited this
week with his sister Miss Belle Hall.
DwoIt Wright Of Cleveland Is visiting
with his parents, Mr.. and Mr. {. 1.
): MIS-. hobart Reedsz .yisitsS tha first
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About 0roRH

If your children are subject TO Group
Ing attacked by that disease, you should
procure a bottle OF Chamberlain.s Cough
Remedy and study the directions for
will, know exactly what course TO pur.
sue This Is favorite and very sue
cessful remedy for Group, and It IL Inn
portant that you observe the directions
Carefully. For sale by all dealers,
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taking up work on the case bu; SO faF
their efforts have resulted IN ho'h'ne'
Football Locally
New Philadelphia high is scheduled
10 meet 5. H. :. here today. SUNDAY
the Muhacca II club plays the lnde-
penGentS 1T Carnegie field ana She
Wcllshurg Merchants play the 1oron'o
Tigers at Toronto.
Will Probatsd
The will Of the late DR.. John i'earce
was prohated today and leaves the en-
tire estate estimated at 100000 TO inc
Jefferson county Children'S Home TO-
Gated at Yellow Creek.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-13

LeH mo y WIEloN
|backache. I could
not do any work q
ELL. I Wls treats6
by many physicians
but they did not help.
me-. ! read In on6'
Of your books where
other women bad
been helped b.
Lydia e. Hinkham's1
Vegetable Com!
pound 50 I tried It
and ithelped mevefy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-13

"Hows business?s
Not so good-thanks, to some die.
honest rascals who are selling goods at
reasonable prices" Paris JournaA
Amusement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-13
PUBLISH
MY Letter
Say, Mrs. 0veastei1, s. 0Aa
Suffering Women May Lean
How to Get We'll.

Chicago, M.-"I suffered for -four
years with pains IN my ddes, hips and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-13
Father Nee Here.

Father Nice VIII have charEe OF lHS
services at the St. James church or
This city today. Father Nee; Is mis-
sionary from China. and is here In IN
terest Of the Foreign Missions. whieh
sbnnld interest every member OF the
chUrch He has prepared a special talk
for ali the services. and desires all mem
bers of the church to be present. he
viii sail for China December 4th.
wa " ,-.~A~.au %o Mat
Washington Journal., 1920-02-20
M.iana. gIcrcint.

E6aJiuatcu GarGer6nuo, 3f4 6
5ir. u. ". Mortiu Micaono, &rdi.
f0oli }'rolmcr G&retGr, 3l4 6
Str. 9e-@3. Gircftoycn &sri. dit 2.
0ienato9 /. "a
Ugrmouia MSSNHerdart 922 ga
ltrr q. q. &raiioent: &obn 9tcif;
5efrctar: 6rie &0iincr, 1850 &la+
acn@bur1 $1,000, u. &. &erlamm-
hm}g an 1. Qonnerato2 /. ~.
9Gnger6nuO 9amenucrcip sen
an 2. Ynithpod /. 90, oben0s s lib!
N Gdngcrbmo.
Yriun 2|nmcnocrein. 6rou .
Grumfc, &rdi. &cri. ou 2. Wtlthprfi
/. 81, obcn0S s llbr.
Washington Journal., 1920-02-20
NcrciMs= &alCnDcr

Sic Ncrrcn 5cfrctGre iilo 9ebeten,
inns itctS pm Observation-Disclosures
lopic non 8orgdngcn in ibret &crei-
rlcu &eridt gu gcbcn, mo iinO mir
tets bcitrebt, ioI6e al geeigncter
5teQc olti5uncbmcn.
@rcis iiir Die Snicrtion Der Sar-
Il $3.50 pro Sobr.
ScutIhcr MaiicuGansucrcin. Sra
li0cit Nlortin @icNouO; Sefrctdr.
&ermnnn q. @illfler, 10 SedltC
StroBe, &.-8. 0ireftoren-@eri ON
y. Sonltoq /. &c
Irarcu .6iGfsucreiu bes 9cntidcu
5aiicnbanies. 6roi Gbos. Supper.
MS, &rdiiocttin; GcfrctdriH: 6rcit
@aulinc 92dItbcrs, 9(nocoitin, 9. 6.
@crinumtllpg ON 2. 0onncrstog /
20. int @GijcnbaliS.
9lAppcri 6omc GSraucu @iliSUcr-
Gin. %rGiiocntin: 6rnu NJ. 9c&ruin;
5efrctdrin: 6ral y. &r1tmfc; Serl.
an 2~Gicn&tog l.. sc, 3 ll1r no6
aittcg9 i'm Ginppert @onc.
&ruIpcct !biu Gcmeitrp. 99m.
5tit6lin9, 8r1iiouit; g9m. @tartin.
5cfrctGr; Ghos. &~ri1Sur00c, GdnH.
Alciitrr. %crI. an f.. Grcite0 /. VI
VI S22 9tc Sir g 8.
Washington Journal., 1920-02-20

2cben 81 ihouen. o6ct Ser NppeH
Fam 5u ipdt
ArtCritauiide Sruppcn }nriifge3o
Gon6dn. cine 9rdht.o'g Gept
de CHS 0tosfcu mctoet.
YQis 0merifaniiAen [ruppen
weIde sic iibiriihe 9abn 5cmofcn,
pcroen aus @lo0imoitot }urijfae.
3o0sa. Ole amerlfaaiidc l~iijiiou
lit uon Gbita nod @orbin oGaerci't
Sic @eiBcn rdumeu ejien05 Sc.
foterino5Iom. oos Dor oem Sale
itebt."
Griterrcida @ertrrter tcim %atifOn
&om. 0}it 3%uItimuull 6c@
@sjli0en Stlbl8 bat Die 6itcrycie9;iAe
Rejieruna 4roieiior Su0lujG 4aitor
gum 0ip-omotiid)eu @ertretsr beiin
gatiton %ernonnt. Der Qro'eiior
miro ais @ei4Git5iii0rcr iangisrdA
biz mieoer eire 0i!erreidiiGe &c.
iou0tidloit iormed eingerlditt lit.
Eroieilor Gaitor lit Elm beianrtcr
GirdcN6iitoriter ser i'm @ot.f4n PIE
Ie 6reul0e bat, 0ereu &cfom:jtoit
cr mdlreno ielrer StuGicn in 5icij.
s2r Sta0t moAte.
&nrlS Gigentnm pcrtanft.
@eni. Seiterrei1 6ot einen
Gcil 0e$ @ripoteigentlm8 pou Gr-
aoiicr &nrl perfouit ut0 0aiiir
250.000,00 Gronen einQel0it. &u-
mcle,t, &rnihWerfe un0 m0crc @ort,
g2acnitdnOe Der @%opsburgcr, Die
me1rere N}iQiorOen &rouen brin9cn
oiirjen, ioacn nod All BEN Morft
ac6raht mer0eu.
Ger iriihcrc &oiicr muS' in Nyun-
gins bodit iporiam lebeu, libt TIFF
ob2r inltncy noA Ser @ofimml Gin.
oo8 CT aui llngorr5 2bron toainton
mtr02.
&ritiiGc GGiffc 6cidicfcn SocHa.
&onItoatinopcl. 9cpciNca llt5
C0eiio io9eu ooB Sic iremocu Gle
mcntc sic Stoot gu rlumcn Gcla.l.
ncl ais brittle SAific Sen aaa
gen So9 ii6er bic 5to0t beiNoIica
Gie @olidcmifitruppeu unrocn pier
AFeilcn pou Ser Sta0t ilcbcno 3elel.
oct.
3~neilmocrt aronfc ms $50
6liiAtlinqc on8 0oeiio mur0cn Oil
Sor0 0c5 Qmerifoniileu @auSgl5.
Ifiifa3 %u9}opa6oc" lcnommGi. iolcn
sic Nadri4tcn. Mm iii 6cIirc1t
&ranfen, @erpmretcn, Irauen uno
ainOer 8ucrit ms Damn Sic 9cu,e
Ill eNtfernen, Die Sen 8oliAemifi Gf-
tjo neutrality-suspicious. Goben.
&olaiidle Susinlitcn OrOGcn nit
6eneralitreif.
@orihau. Ole S0}Iaiiten
~tiin0igen einen @eneraIitrcif in 8la5
Eolen on mcnn Die &eQierdn0 005
6rieoenSonae6ot Ser goli6euiii 5t-
riidpeiit. Sic be5oupten, 0oB oQc
INSTRUMENTATION einen ioldeu S.yeis
Nnterltilten miiroen.
Washington Journal., 1920-02-20
; n D.
g4ilions McinnnGeit8snitann.

NN'%t%pS ~
Baltimore. 1ie baltimore
Gun" u~er0ffcntl,dte enc Gcpejne
ans @oihinaton in ser ein Sntcr
uicn mt Or. &uab $. 9oulg Don
&Q9n 9Opfln3 6ripitol in 9otii-
more ii5er oen 3llitonO @rdii0eut
@ilIonS mieoar9egctcn mllrOc. 81.
0oung iii ciner scr Ner5tc gcpeieL
Die Den 8r0ii0enten bebnneelt baben.
II, 9oltng io9tc inter onoercnl:
Sic ger5te, Oie BON 9lpiong an nit
Dem Safe 3n tim ac6nbt BADEN. bat.
ten nienal3 etma3 5l pcr6e6lcn.
2ll3 id) i'm 9ftobcr sen @%r1iioentcll
sum eritcn MaIe inG, bate iid i'll.
iol9c Der G~ntpidllng Der prolloti-
iden G6Itruftion cine 10 ernite Sri
is eingaItelt, cab cine Notopera-
ton bea6lidtlQt puroe. ober 0nnf
elmer gliidIi1en mo gon5 unermor-
tetcn &enoun9 in Sem 9efinoen 0cS
E%rdlioclltcu 6egonn bic G%6luuftiou
II peridwinoen.
Die 8eiIcrullg in oieler SinIi6t
1T ltetiQ gepcicn ull0 lit jeBt poQ-
itln0i9. Ger 4%rdiioeilt mar or0a-
mid geIun0, ais ib i'm sum eriten
Wal lab, uE0 i'd fdno i'm ni6t mu
organize geirnl0, dis i6 i'm lctta
lSoGe beludtc, iol0ern aQe SrGone
orbeiteten in elmer pollfommcn nor
moleL geiun0en g8eiie.
o0os a~Ilgemcjne Befin0en Oes
&r0iioeuten. un0 beiouoers oic flci-
lie Gdjm0Nun0 ieineS liufen Arnlc5
ua0 @eine@, bot lid aqeroinga MIR
lan9iam. o6cg 6%eit6roig,N gebeiiert.
IS liuo feline Niidiane eingetretcn,
unG o%a6in0c4en0c @eriihtc limo al
6trne5 @ei6mQp.
v@le sic miiierB oiognolierten
mir i'm lcetcn Gftobec Ole &ranf
beit aea 8rdiiocnten ais @e6irn-
tbron5oliS, Die ieinen gltm un0 0o9
linte 9ein offi3ierten, ober ieiHe
Ocblrntutlgtclt o0er Die 0llBcrltr
Shdrfe mo alarbeit ieines geiiti-
aen &ro5ciie5 Hotte nidt i'm gprin8-
iten noAgclaiien.
Ncner Gicieutrnit 9ebilSet.
Nid)mono, 90. Bon 9camtat
ser Sout1ern @boleiale Ir0Qoo9S
&iiociotion muroe bier Die 0rjln
0lmo elmer groBen &onoelsforporo
iion bei6Ioilcn. Die NIT oreipiertel
9luion Collars fopitaIiiicrt luer-
Den ioQ, Sic neue aombiuotioa
bat, uie e5 beiBt. inmerbolb Der
Iebtcp poor &o1en am6bernS tC0Q
SG0en auigefauit.
George 8. @belon bon Den Init
Is Cigar Stores, ole llniteo Gctail
Storcs Corporation Of Ncm Dort
unO Sanc3 d. Gufc DJn Der 9lmc.
rican Sobacco 60, iut1en Die Sim
tarlellte Der neuonA &orporotlon icin
fiir Die in GeIaiporc mn einen Grcis
Washington Journal., 1920-02-20
0anoSmnnaidaftlide nnO llntcritG,
mas : &creiMc.

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mot) /. 30. in 922 So. 9oc. M.@.
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1tr. G. 6.
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Serc;n. s. S. &eQc Yrdii0ent; 9fic.
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q. Sci. 6ronflin 1851. &cri.
an ,. 0iensto0 T. Gf. III 922 go.
afac.. q. M.
Nciieuo0rmitGotcr l!ntcritiitnnqs.
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Ctr. Sc. geri. 3. Mithuo6 i. sc.
ii 922 Na. Nrc. R.=@.
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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-04-23
California Sugar Men
Visiting Maui This Week

Under the escort of A. M. Novel;,
secretary of the Sugar Factors Co,
and S. S. Peck, of the sugar planters
association, A. M. Duperu, Henry G..
Nicholas, and H. c. Welle, three sugar
chemists of the Crockett (Cal.) refn-
cry, are paying their first visit to the
Islands from which the sugar which
they have long handled comes. They
have been on Maui all this week and
will leave tomorrow evening for Hilo
where they will visit the Big Island
plantations. Later they may go to
Kauai.
They were the guests of honor at a
dinner given at the Grand Hotel on
Thursday evening, which was an ex-
Ceptionally pleasant affair. There
were in all "a guests present, com
prising various chemists and other
sugar mill men of the island and their
wives.
Besides their visits through the
plantations, the visitors made the trip
to the top of Haleakala on Wednesday
and were much pleased with their eX-
perience.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-04-23
HONOLULU HIGH SCHOOL TO
HAVE NEWSPAPER TRAINING

HONOLULU, April IA course in
practical newspaper work has been
inaugurated as a part of the curricu.
1um of Mckinley high school and reg
ular sessions began today following
the spring vacation. The course is
being given by Mr.. w. X. Bassett, a
member of the editorial staff of the
Pacific Commercial Advertiser, and a
large number of students, both boys
and girls, have registered in the class.
In outlining the course before the
general assembly of the high school
this week, Mr.. Bassett stressed the
point that he had no hopes nor aspira-
tions toward the teaching of journal
ism.
Journalism covers a field in which
there are many phases about which
| know nothing" he said. And my
association in reportorial rooms of
the mainland with graduates Of
journalism courses has shown me that
it also covers a multitude of sins. l
prefer to term this cours practical
newspaper work l shall attempt to
begin at the beginning with the first
breaking in of a so-called cub reporter
and show you how he should grow and
does, what his work consists of, how
he learns to go about it with economy
of time and material, wherein uncon-