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HOW DO THEY DO IT?

her mother SAYS she will try TO spare
her Cor month"
Apparently she had forgotten the
whole experience OF two "N3rS HEo and
looked forward to the visit with III
same rosy hopes she hSd fe.t brfOr. that
nelnora bic TWO weeks.
And Last Year They Did It Again.
young couple whom | know once
spent n most m!srr-a Bile summer occupy
!rg a cottage Jointly with another
couple They could hardly get through
to the end OF the summer and swore
they would never DO such a thing again
Last year three Years after. they tried
It aga n--with equally bad results.
wonder " IN the course Of three
years more they will h. able 10 forget
again. ! would not he altogether sur
prised. The weather man says that peo-
pie forget each year just how bad the
weather Is In certain months and think
"this year Is unique" when II Is really
typical. ! suppose il Is an inherent part
Of human nature that we should so
easily forget our miseries and d!scom-
forts lest remembering them all. we be
put altogether oct of conceit With living.
or course there are people who do nor
forget think the people who travel
furthest in the world Of business have
this faculty Of not forgetting. II keeps
them from making rhe same mstak"
twice but I wonder n Il does not keep
them from some happiness, too
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HARDING RIGHT
MAN FOR PLACE
LOCAL REPUBLICANS UNITE IN
SOLID ENDORSEMENT OF PARTY
CHOICE ron PRESIDENT.
Supporters OF 0ther Candidates Arc
Loudest In Praise Of tho
Obi Senator.

Using the words Of the late Colonel
Roosevelt. Ohio county Republicans are
de lighted" with the nomination or
Senator Warren Harding and Governor
Coolidge. TO head their national ticket
Supporters Of candidates who went
down TO defeat at the Chicago cnnren-
ton are the most ardent admirers Of
Senator Harding and predict that he
will lead tho G.. q. r. TO victory al
ready ma do certain. by the solid uniting
OF all forces, Immediately upon enough
votes having been cast to put Harding
over the top"
Hon. w. q. McCluskey. Just returned
from the national convention, where he
represented West Virginia as delegate.
said last night:
Senator Harding Is very strong
candidate. His election Is already as
sured beyond question"
J. Cecil Fee. also returned from the
convention. said:
I'm his address 70 the convention
ChaunCry Dcpew admonished the dele
gates to choose man without flaw. and
man for whom the Republican party
need offer no excuses. apologies or OK
plantations The convention took the
veteran soma tors advice and named
Harding He is clean. has record OF
masterfuI achievements for national
good Harding will win in the most
sweeping Republican victory the coun-
try has ever seen"
n. c. Underwood. clerk Of the board
Of commissioners. who has had much ex-
perience in the political game. said:
There's nothing TO IT, Harding can
never be beaten. He has always spoken
straight from the shoulder. fearing no
man and always stood for the public
good. no matter whether others agreed
with him. He ia clean and sincere in
all that ne does and says. He'll win In
IA walk"
City Manager Charles o. Ephlin In
discussing the nomination smiled hap
PLY as he said. The Republican party
has named a dandy ticket from head TO
foot. | am certain that Senator Hnrd-
ings selection will please all factions
that sought to nominate others. Just as
much as his choice pleases me"
DR.. George W. Otto. chairman OF the
county Republican executive committee.
said. II have never felt more like taking
my coat off and rolling up my sleeves 20
work for Republican success than ! do
now. Senator Harding is a big ma n
and will fiji the presidential chair with
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.AL0MNI CONFIDENT OF
DEFEATING WV. TEAM

NORGANTOWN, June l5.-The 1920
baseball season for West Virginia uni
versity closes here tomorrow whe"
the alumni team. stronger than ever
and anticipating a rather easy ylctorY
over Captain Armstrong; team. Will FORM
the opposition.
Whatever the outcome OF tomorrows
games the Mountaineer season Will o.
a mediocre one. The winning or the
Alumni game before the big crowd or
visitors and alumni Will be quite res
Their In the cap Of Armstrong; MIN
but II cannot atone for the numerous
defeats the team has suffered during
the spring.
On the other hand. the alumni team
appears a certain winner. Not having
won a contest since 1909 when kempet
Shelton and Dick Nebinger returned to
take part In the fray and batted out
victory BY the score OF 1913. the old
timers have become desperate and scent.
INK an opportunity to win over q Ncst
Virginia team which has admittedly
played baseball OF m inferior quality
Joe McDermott and John pili". who
have charge OF the old stars. har" mar
shalled a team thai Is stronger than
any ever assembled for nm alumni con-
test.
Jack l.attern~r Is here 20 pitch for
the alumni; Shelby or Fiddler will catch,
Rodgers, Pride. simon. Finn. Fodrss
md Dille will he on hand for Il" :nh"ld
and Casio Wiley and Lefty" cor" ~"
expectod 10 cover 'hc outer Chrd"n"
West Virginia will have h"r Tgu'ar Iir'
TN and either Woods 0r '.cmher WI d"
10 hurlng Tho CNr~" - to begin 81
$50 and Johnston vi, Urrpir"
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credit to his party and the nation. He
j. n 100 per cent American and man
from the sky 10 the ground. Governor
Coolidge ~ wonderful running mate
and will grace the senate AZ rs pre- sid
ing officer Republican victory with
, these men as III" leaders Of the party Is
n mere formauty OF counting an ava
lanche OF Republican ballots in Novem-
Der"
Sutherla nd's campaign. said: Il am just
AS happy at Senator Hardin2's choice as
Is Senator Sutherland. West virginia
loves and admires Senator Harding. he
viii make an American President with
out peer"
!. W Cummins. local attorney, who
attended the big convention. said: y
never saw n national convention so en-
Unused over Its choice as the one just
closed. Everybody Ia happy that Hard
ing won and so am ]. My coat Is off
for him and the rest OF the ticket.
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Isn't II marvellous the gay people for
get. Here's the sort Of thing l mean:
Two years ago friend OF mine had
a little cousin visit her for a couple
OF weeks. Ny friend has two little girls
OF her own. the oldest OF whom is three
years younger than the girl cousin. The
visit lasted about two weeks and several
times during that two weeks my neigh
Dor came over 70 pour out her woes int"
my ears She had thought the niue
urls would enjov each other. but the
older one was just enough older not 80
get along we'll with her children. Gladys.
the cousin thought all the things Ruth
and Louise like to do were bahytsh. Re
sides Gladys was an only child and ter
ribly selfish. wanted her own way all the
time. which made II hard. Of course. And
such a noisy child. she didn't see how
her mother stood it,
She Had Apparently Forgotten.
That. as I say. was two years ego.
Yesterday my neighhor dropped In 10
call. She had met the postman on the
way and had received a letter. 1t was
from Gladys mother. Isn't IL lovely
she said. "Glady's mother is goingr 70
let her como for whole month this
year. know il will do her lots Of good
TO get out Of tho city and It Will be so
nice for the girls 20 have some company.
There aren't many children round her
that like to have them play with, 80
asked for Gladys for the summer and
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martin REFUSES
To SHED LIGHT
On THE CENSUS
1892 IS BELIEVED
GREATER CITY TOTAL
Showing a Great Disappomt-
ment and Enumeration
Is Thought Faulty

Tb. announcement that tho wheeling
1920 population is but b4,322, wnen III.
general expectation had 6een tnat
would reach at least 6b,0OU, caIne az
Census bureau in making the announce
ment Saturday night made the conpaI
son with 1910 on the basis or the popu-
lation Of the old city at that une' " o IN
out taking into consideration me -"
population Of the territory since an
norsd led som. people TO believe that
the 6i,322 was the 1920 total Tor me o'd
city alone and that the Greater "me1
ing announcement would lolio"' ra;n
however, Is believed to be out val"
Frederick Mar1n Of Grafton. census
supervisor for the. First con8ressioiai
district. who had direct charge OF Inc
Wheeling enumeration. was askeu
FOR statement as to whether the b4.3!s
was for the old city or the Hreae
Wheeling. He declined 10 make stat
ment for publication. merely saying
However,, Mr. Martin In recent con-
versa,ions with Wheeling newspaper
mon had led them to look for smalier
growth Of the city than had oeen gen
orally expected. He even stated tnae
tho old city alone would probably nave
shown decrease. but this Is thougnt
10 be a great exaggcration. Estlnaeea
Of tho old city's population made yeAI,
ego by newspaper syndicate snom.a
n,ar 80 900 on the basis OF 1919 hRures
IN water consumers and school attend
ance. compared with the census Reports
Of 1910. ,o-
While the 543e2 total Is probably TOT
the greater city. there Is hardly rooni
for doubt that the figures are far from
accurate. So many complaints have
come from other cities Of faulty enum.
er1tions that 1t Is quite likely the
enumeration here was not complete. -
dor the auspices Of the Chamber OF
Commerce ought to be taken TO deter-
mine this mootcd question. The average
Whaelinglte will continue insisting tn na
he ia living in a city Of at least 6o.ooo.
tha United States bureau OF the census
TO the contrary notwithstanding.
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ADDITIONAL PERSONALS
AT TIE HOTELS

McLure-H S. Broadwater. Manning
ton: r. w. Snirely. Grafton: W. +. Arm
old Parkersburg: l.. r. Leyman. Cam
eron: John Stoher. Now Mar,insville;
DR. w. 7. I.eahy. Warrington.
wincsor-T. &. ArInur. MnIiamStown;
F. y. Andrews. Ravcnswood; II. NJ.
Stephens. Parkersburg; Z. B. Smith,
New MartinSville.
Stamm--W. B. Downcv. Charlesto on;
r G.. Cross. Parkersburg: 4. 3. Ste
vCnS Cameron.
Roger"J. M.Cockerrll. Buckhannon.
ptupGc3456 Ic3456 l2345 1895 12St53
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NOTCH.
OF the Drawing for Red smptdol Of hs
Main Street 1rtdgs Bonds, OF the ~y

Main Street 1rtdgs 3onds, Of the -
Of Wheeling.
Notice Is hereby given by the COM
missioners Of the MHn Street Bridge
Bonds first series) that pursuant 10
the requirements OF the ordinance OF
said city passed the ll,h day Of March,
1890. entitled, AN Ordinance to provide
for the issue and sale OF Bonds Of the
City Of Wheeling TO he known as the
Main Street Bridge Bonds first series)
and for the redemption and payment
thereof" the following described Bonds
issued under said Ordinance. were duly
determined by lot by said commissioners
for redemption and payment on the
first day OF July. 1920. to-wit;
No. ITO for $4,000 q
No. 1876 for $4,000
Said bonds so determined will be re-
deemed and paid at the Bank OF the
Ohio Valley in the City of Wheeling,
West Virginia. on and after the said
first day Of July, 1920. and said bonds
so determined will cease To bear inter-
est from the last mentioned day and
date.
ROBERT HAzLETT.
j. A. MILLER,
l.. h. SANDS.
Commissioners of the Main Street Bridge
Loan first series) je-l4-r
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rirnran for 1910 and 1870

The 1920 population Of Wheeling; &C,
I'nited states bureau Of tho census. ~
st n." Compared With 1850 in 1910
counting tho old city and the Ierr.tory
now snnexedl. an increase Of ISL: or
: per cent. The percentage increase.
~ 10 hasis of the o,d city's 1910 popu-
ist, on is 3o.s per cent. On the basis
~ this actual total for the city II -
estimated by the Newspa Der Feature BY
reau that the characteristics OF the
nonuIatjon in 1920. are as follows
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

Sealed bids will be received at the
office Of n. {. Crago. City Clerk, OF the
wall on Eoff St, between 18th and l2th
SITS.
Bids to be In hands of Clerk on or be-
fore Monday. June 18th at p. m.
Specifi ca tons and proposal forms
now on file In the office OF the City En-
Gineer. Each proposal must be accom-
panied by n certified check OF $4,000.
The City reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
CHAS. o. EPHLIN.
City Manager.
Fl. A. CONRAD.
je-7-It City Engineer.
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INTEU-A0RKG1
"ANx8U-
" ANTHn-Fher hon

wANTBD-Fiber house brooms outvear
corn brooms. guaranteed 1 year. 20
carried in suitcase. Agents outfit 81 Is
postpaid. Keystone Fiber Broom Co.,
Pittsburgh, Pa. je-ii-E
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wANTYD-Fu1a1sHp 1oolrs.

wANTDD-Tvo furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. by permanent cou-
pie without children. Address. giving
particulars as to convenlences, z. CAL
han. care Intelligencar. js-S.tf
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wANTEu-HALHHnN

wANT1D-Salesmen. To represent
standard medical books TO physicia ~
only. We have just issued and now
have In PREPARATION many new books
that are meeting with pronounced favor.
Successful books mean successful sales
men. Good income. agreeable occups-
ton. permanent, exclusive. protected
territory when you have proven your
ability. Address with fullest details
and business reference, J. B. Lippincott
Company, Philadelphia. Pa. je-lc-h
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LOST AND POUND.

LoST-Female blue merle collie. near
West Liberty. Call Chas. Leiphart, at
Wheeling Postoffice. je-la-i
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uus1nxss o1Po1FuHT1uS
OPPORTUNITY ARRIVES.

We want young man who can stand
prosperity. He will be given the exclu-
sive state selling rights for . new In
vention that has An excellent future; no
competition: permanent income from
renewal orders. AR. Delker, Of Phil1-
delphia, IL at Hotel Windsor interview
ing applicants. Come right up to room
about $3.50 to finance himself. je-S-t
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wANTAD-Modern full

wANTHD-Modsrn furnished room, con-
Meeting bath. conveniences. privileges.
phone and private sntraDce Central
location. Address. rivinK,full particu.
lars. A. H.. oare 1ntelliTsncer. is-I-l
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FoUND-On Island, bundle Of rugs.
Loser can have same by paying for
this ad. Call 50 Colerain. je-17-i
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NoR RNNH

ron 1lME-Nicely furnished rooms for
light housekeeping and sleeping Ap-
ply End floor new Inteugencer Bldg,
1905 Market St.. je-l7-.f
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/ BRAIN TESTS|
i! BY SAM LLOYD. !
6 Minutes to Answer This

6 Minutes to Answer This
no. &32.
7 observe" said n waiter at a popular
restaurant. that a girl pays only 20
cents for her lunch. while q chappy pays
30. but II that same chappy brought in
that same girl. tho bill would be 50
for the couple. l got SEQ from the last
30 customers, so ! leave II for you to
figure out tho number of single girls.
chapples and couples there must have
been"
Answer 10 No, 431.
OHIO and TENNESSEE
Copyright, 1920, by SRam LoydD
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APP1MuLI11-On Sunday morning.
June -, 1920. ut o'clock Z. m. At
Bridgeport. Ohio. CHARLES WILL
LIAM APPENZELLER, aged u years
8 months and is days.
Funeral services Tuesday evening At his
late residence sol Bennett street. In
terment private Wednesday morning at
10 o'clock, at Greenwood cemetery.
tKindly omit flowerL)
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WANF11-To rent s or room house.
Rent not to exceed $4,000. Please re-
ply. Address VIM. D. Link. P. o. Be1
tli, City, phone 711-R. js-2-r
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ThA greater IN. necessity for SAVING
the &eater YOUR opportunity 10 use
The lni.lllgenCer Want ADS
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oKK1AP-On Sunday, June 18th. 1879.
at 5:35 o'clock a. m. at the family res
idence, 20 1907 Fourth street. Mounds
willie, ELIZABETH r.. wife OF Quincy
Cresap. in her 10th year.
Funeral services from the family home
Tuesday morning at IL o'clock. In
terment At Mount Rose cemetery.
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DIED

wMuLM-on Sunday. June -, 1870.
at Sis o'clock p. m. At her late resi-
dence At lexington Lane, NARY
AUMEN WILHELM. wife Of Adam
Lilhelm. in her S3rd year.
Funeral notice hereafter.
wH1-On Fri Ay, June llth. 1879. ct
o'clock n M. At Chicago. Ill. GEOGD
WISE.
The body IL lying In state at The Men
Co. chapel. 1912 Chapline street
Services will ba held First Presbyterian
church Monday afternoon 1890 o'clock
Friends invited. Entombment private
Greenwood MAusoleum.
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Note-The 1910 figures for foreiHn-
born whites IRE for the old city only.
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buy WAR SAVINGS sTAMrs,-
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wANTX0-An opportunity to prove ms
ability to collect accounts for an!
wholesale or retail store, whole or part
work, and personai ability-all will
work to get results. Address Cash In
care IntelliEencer. Je-i1-i
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WANr1D-Railway mail clerk eYami-
mon. Is upward. Entrance salary $500
Experience unnecessary. Government
clerk examinations July Z. For FREE
particulars, write J. Leonard (forme
government examiner) 12s3 EQuitabt
Bids. Washington, D. c. te-11-m
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n1oI1xAN1oUO

WAMTH0-Uss Of desk and phone Id
desirable office. Address Office. earl
Intelligencer. je-14-l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-18

noon tea. Mrs. NJ c. Thomas was at
The tea table. and Misses Evelyn
White and Ethel Thomas served tho
refrcshments, The Misses Leeds had
rs their guests Miss Barnwcll. Mrs
=. q. baldwin. Mrs. NJ Coulbourn.
MIS- H. y. Davis and Mrs. Walter
Jameson. OF Roanoke; Mrs. G. NJ. Hib-
nict. OF Nashville: Mrs. Kate Nc
Dow, of Charleston. :. c.: Misses Eli
zabeth and Itobyn Miller, Of Rich
mond: Mrs. II. w. Grcvcs. of Bir,.,ing-
nam: Miss Jones. OF Atlanta: Mrs r.
l.. Thomas. OF Smith lin. Va. and
MISS Jessie Dizcr. of Cincinnati
Among the arrivals this week are
Mrs T.. w. Oswald. and her young
dauehttcr. Elizabeth Oswald. and Mrs.
y. - liaskc. of Atlanta.
and l. 4. Kindred. of Roanoke. are
new members OF the summer colony
Miss Evelyn White. of Thawsvilie,
was the guest this week OF Mrs. and
Miss Thomas.
Arrivals from Richmond arc Or. w.
-. simmons and Reginald Simmons
Norfolk has sent to the summer col
ony ,h,s week ID: ". Lcssums. and
Mrs Ellsworth. Nrs. Ellsworth has
with her her daughter. Mrs $. T..
Hunting and her little granddaughter,
Naomi bunting. Of Newport News
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. .ould. Masters
Robert ana wallace Guild and Miss
Mabel Culd. .; Lynchburs. arrived
Monday and are occupying one Of
the cottages.
j II. Han. OF Sou:h Ill., has joined
l.. $. ana H. ". lacy registered
this week rom Houston. J. y Nix. Of
Canton. o.: ]. = Kapp. OF North
Carolina
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and cufed in white Big pockets
were shocked 10 the front. and al
though the blouse hung aimos, knee
length. IL was opened all down the
back. few pearl buttons were used
TO iastcn IL at the top.
Another blouse seen at camp was
cut from green striped gingham col
orcd and cuned in green chamoray.
although the white p!quc is more at :
'rac,ivc- No shocking was used. but
the blouse hung with true peasant
charm. There is something OF ju-
veniie attrac.ivcncss in the blouse,
which opens in the back. and the big
round collar reminds one or studio
days. y blouse OF this kind Nigh; be
made in az hour.
Lavender Is Attractive.
Another blouse may be made with
lcvardcr and white plaid bingham
with fiutcd Peter Pan collar and cuffs
OF white orEandy.
Very practical. too, are these pretty
blouses to wear with ones white
skirt for mornings. Plain colorcd
trocks that have become too tight
in the waist may be boiled out white
and the skirt used on a lining and
this worn as Il Foundation under DIRE So
for the bingham smock. Perhaps YOU
have Il piece az Bingham left from a
frock. and this might be utilized Ia
advantage. y small! length Will make
a cunning blouse for a child
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-18
LADIES! LOOK YOUNG,
DARKEN GRAY HAIR.
Use the Old-Time Sage Tea
and Sulphur and Nobody
Will Know.

Gray hair. however handsome, des3
notes advancing age. We all know
the advantages OF youthful appear-s
ance. Your hair is your charm IT.
makes or mars the face. When ne
fades. :urns gray and looks streaksd
Just few applications OF Sage Teas
and Sulphur enhances its appea RANGES
IL hundrcd-fold.
Don't stay gray! Look younglE
Either prepare tho recipe at homo orr
get from any drug store bottle Of
"Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com "a
pound" which Is merely the old-timoa
recipe improved by tho addition of
other ingredients. Thousands OF folksa
recommend his ready to use preparat
lion. because II darkcns the hafrt
beautifully. besides. no one can pose
sibly tell, as II darkens so naturaIly
and evenly, You moisten sponge orfI
soft brush with II. drawing thfssl
through the hair. taking one smailsl
strand at time. BY morning tRa|
gray hair disappears; after anosherS4|
application or two It's natural color ~
restored. and IL becomes thick, siossy.il
and iustrous. and you apptar years.
younger-Adv. ~
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Physician Advises PeODIe

My wife suffered for years with.
stomach trouble. which did not Yield
to any treatment. She took a dose of
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy last Sat-
urday with wonderful results. 1 have.
pTacticcd medicine for 20 years and
nave never seen anything like IL be-
Tore. have recommended Mayr.sr
wonderful Remedy to several that L
know need this treatment" 1t re-
moves the catarrhal mucous from the
Intestinal tract and allays the In
Illumination which cause practically
all stomach. liver and intestinar ail-.
mehts, III GLIDING appendicitis. Ono,
dose Will convince or money refund-
ed ut Grant Drug Co. and druggists
cvcrywhcre.-Adv