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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-11-27

14.3 which was a very low develop
ment. A ratio of l to IL was con-
sidered more in keeping with the
character of the city. However, the
Telephone Company was meeting the
demand for additional telephones, and
had a reasonable surplus Of central
office and outside plant facilities.
ain 1920 the number of telephones
stations served through the New Ibe-
ria exchange has increased to $50,
producing a ratio of stations to peo-
pie of l to lis. This development
is a compliment to your city, and
shows a relatively large purchasing
power of your citizenship, and that
the demand for telephone service has
been greater than we expected, and
has used up our surplus plant, and in
the face Of this fact, there is yet an
untitled demand for service which
would require the addition of over so
more stations if facilities were avail
able.
"This fact shows great improve
ment in the character and purchasing
power of the population, as we'll as
that the relative cheapness Of tele-
phone service compared with the cost
of everything else has reflected itself
in an increased demand.
"In 1890 we forecast a population
of approximately 10000 and the need
for $50 telephone stations, or ratio
of 1 to 1872.
"These facts show remarkable
change in the use of telephone serv-
ice by the New Iberia population-an
improvement of approximately 20
per cent in need for and apparent
ability to purchase the service--w which
indicates renewed, and, we believe,
continued prosperity
Central Offices.
"The present office quarters and
equipment at New iberia are too
small and inadquate to care for the
growing telephone needs of the city.
The Company contemplates the
purchasing of lot, and the erection
of new exchange building, the work
to be started in 1924 and completed
in 1925.
''In this new building will be in
stalled complete installation of toll
and exchange switchboards of the
most modern common battery or
"fash" type, replacing the present
magnetic or turn the crank" system.
"By the time this installation shall
have been completed all plant facili-
ties, inside and out which we have at
present, will have been exhausted.
"From the knowledge that the
Telephone Company has gained by
these studies, and the plans projected
upon the basis of the data thus OBJ
tanned, we know that if this contem-
plated growth is realized, and we con-
fdently expect it will, that the fund
amental parts of the enlarged struc-
ture to meet this ultimate need must
be begun at an early date, and added
to from year, to year until the ulti-
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-11-27
IBERIA CITIZEN ON
REALTY BOARD.
Mr.. ALB. Murray Appoint
ed By The Governor.

Governor Parker on Tuesday ap-
pointed the five members of the new
State Realty Board which was Great
ed at the last session of the legisla-
ture.
The law creating the commission,
which has the power to grant licenses
to or withhold licenses from real
estate dealers and statesmen, was
adopted only after bitter fight at
Baton Rouge, and is in effect already
in nearly every other state in the
Union. The commission thus can do
great deal toward preventing If
responsible, fly-by-night realty
dealers from coming into Louisiana
and selling worthless land in distant
parts of the country.
New Iberia Citizen Appointed.
The five members constituting this
Real Estate Commission are, Meyer
Eiseman and M. P Arnoult Of New
Orleans, R. r. Emory of Shreveport,
W. j. Opry of Alexandria, and Mr..
A. B. Murray of New Iberia.
All individuals or firms desiring to
engage in the real estate business in
Louisiana, must henceforth secure
a license from this Board, who will
investigate the moral standing of the
an,,Iirant. and have poWer to refuse a
license to parties believed to be un-
worthy of trust and confidence.
A bond must be posted by each
real estate dealer equal to $1,000 for
each ten thousand population of the
parish in which he wishes to operate.
This will make the license for all real
estate men in iberia Parish about
$4,000.
The law was passed principally in
order to- protect the public in New
Orleans from dishonest agents, and
is probably not much needed in the
balance of the State, but it is safe
guard that should have been provided
long ago, and will be approved by all
legitimate real estate men.
Mr.. Murray will be in New Or
leans Saturday sto attend the first
meeting of this State Board, at which
time they will outline their work for
the term.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-11-27

If the bowels do not act regularly,
assist them with an occasional dose
of Herbine. 1t is a fine bowel tonic
and laxative. Price 60c. Sold by
ESTORGE DRUG CO.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-11-27

Miss l.. o. DeBlanc, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. DeBianc of
New iberia.
The body was followed to the
grave by the local Confederate Vet-
Grams, who marched to the last roll
call of their former companion with
the flag under which they had all
fought and suffered together in the
great struggle.
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would prohphly ro,ropt from ih"Ir p""'
ton rnd vulr f"r rniIncnilnn so TINT "
wuuli probnbly 'nrry. II tho "ih"r rug
r"plInua w"r" adopted, fool confident
that NIL but TOW who oppoHch N"
lnngun At NIL would DO driven to accept
them nnd t. uinud fur tho league
Another mrruuP" by Mr. TRf "n
March 2B. 1919, on tho "ino subject.
Eald
"'NrnIurc TO puERcHt To proHldcnt TINT
failure to rcscrvo Monroe Doctrine moro
apcrlnrnIly In fncc Of "ppohitiOn In con
ference will give Yrrnt weight 10 obJnC-
ton Tint league nH FIRST reported "ndhn-
yrr- doctrine II VIII rcriOurly hdNorotc
tho league, II will certainly lead I" sen
ntc nmondmcntr cInbOdytng doNtrlnr ANA
ether proviHinnH In form less lkoIy 4"
mcclure nuhr"uurnt h'quirsrcnt Of other
nations than proper TuhoTvhil"n nav
Deem some Kind ur MnnHur b"ciTlna
amendment now Ia Article X vial -
n,,rpiHnr- Of league IN this country
1 ray ihln with fuli realization that com
pII,nIIunn Ia c"nfnIrn-" hru many not
,IrnIIy unhoInlo"h hero. ntI"IE .nh
r,,r,,nBful hiand now klll Gary tho
league
raft ana I.owsII
An"thrI "n hpiiI - nisnSd by Nj
sIah uud A "a Sian'o i.rwnll Iouh
.rilouIn 81 ihr '"v"nnhi a." n"ii"un
f. nIniurd ny,I Iru"IIH IhnI un almond
tn.ut viii h' i""i" in"I" nI'a' TIL ally
80 frr"nrllnr h"n,"o 'I"'iii"o ~ f"ll
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ton. ~ any kind for Itr lmprovsmenL
M y means ~ preserving the psaos OF
III, world
In M pconncctIop lot u he suphae-
Iznd ihni not on. rIngls spgEsstlqr, ~
ccIvad from any responsible Soufoei
won't undecided. instead tho mslortty-ef
suggestions were requested by the psSe-
Idcnt 20 DO put into writing. ana Eers
incorporated In the rovisod draft. virte,
HIlly verbatim.
Tho. artor tho president ratufned Y!
July, 1919, with tho treaty and the nnai
draft OF tho covenant. no again con-
fcrred with all the members OF me So.
Alto committee on foreign rotations. Thc
conference waH public In tho sense thss
official stnnographers wers present, Ano
tho auestlnnss and answers were 1iren
to tho papers AB rapidly AS Transcripts
could be made. Al this meeting nv
deyefoped the visible evidence inst nS
nonatoTiaI ring Of tho rencti0nhry force
had perfected their partisan conhplIAcy;
that they had no desires TO underlnno
tho covenant and they purpohed 10 W
cloud aud confuse tho pubic mlh&
Thor atiituda was ono or evident vac
impiicabla hostility . a.
"I'TnViOus 10 This dnVoiopnout w
pr.aldoni had appeared IN person Rsto!s
Tho sanaio Hnd had dlHcuhhsd tho VeAW
la admitting ii--h0ineihihH no otnss
uroali.nI has h"na In m"Ts u'an oes
hundred years N
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rh"woL gr,r"l"rv Tu"ul'v "r"' u"
rrr"Ihcni mouenEr "i"iIuW ih"' NJ
'rnn doEIrcd /" cobb" ~" r'""lh""' ~
,ocI with ,uggrnlioup u"' ln"kluK -
change ~ ~" structure 81 ~" I"nRu".
tho uInn 81 action at u" I'Hl 'hnIn''"I.
but rimply ronuvluV "hI"ctI"u' IN mln''
Of concentrations American "n'h
ir4 Language does not Juhify nud whose
fears could ho removed wl'h"Mt my
considerable chang" "f language.
Mr.. wilson's Reply.
rho reply given by rrrSia"nr WI. ',r
,nId he would "Rpprr"iat" Mr. Ihil = "I
fer Of suggestions and wrl'"i"" nom
The sunnrT they ar" sent. TIA" b"ll"T.
ia" presldcnt'n reply added .,
"Tou need EIN" y"nrH"lf u" ""'"Hi-
n"sn about my IIrih'"H any ','"'h ""''
regard To- the embodiment 81 the pI"I'"h'
ed convention Ia tho treaty
1u Mnrrh N. ia" '"It"HI""h'h'"
allowed Nj Taft cnhI"d I"F'r,"li"n
fn, tho Monroe ib"'iilm' f'h''nH lh"' j.
'nI,,,o wnuid rI"hnhly '"IIy ih" treaty,
hat ,Iht 10 ,y,ulh imhh' II ''Il'Ih
Nj TsIts nuEussti"h"
Nj Tafi'r d'nil'h surE' H'I""h VOC
.If van, I,inr hn.h tho It""II Win
iho Iouuno 81 H"Ih'"7 !" u '""h' '"''"
rrn. N, i"s'I v"ll""a 81 ~,
i,,. Vi"o. n. '''" lee ""'"''''" 80 '',''
I,A md tho II,uII - "'"""'' 81. -
,,,,l,. ,rt.rSiy u"u,,i'"IiF - 80 va" 3"
,r.,,IIv. .."u"'Il ""d h"h' 81 "''' 90,
,,,d udd IT, htiI'l" " l'"N''.'' '"'
.Lr,n tho .s,.utIu" ''r"'II - 'h' '"'''
l,I,,s,.1 nudn ~, diii'''"'' :"
,,,.,v, ,"I ~ e" -, l""i.'IY ""'"'"''"
,,II..y II shnlI tr'"I"'"' go go ~ '''' ~ 81.
ihr grnuud VIII l." '"'"t'' '''' ~ ''.',''
,,,.I,, ,I,c nIr,mouIa 81 ~" h.'r"" J."
Ihu senate
rLc I,itr, NJ Tnfl F"ih would 80, -
,,,ITT Inrnu.rr Immigration n"h "i"II''
,Irtu0stlc 1urrll"n"
g,ltuIiiluF drafl "f ri"p"'''i "'"" 49,
n,rui nud h"tnll"h "'"""''"' )" '"'' 49,
h,lf on ~ NJ, T"ii q '""'""R'' ."',"
..Thr I,uubii'iu r"unI"" ne ~ '''
), ,tI, ur anxiety ri""uR I''rhh'I' No.
I,st thIr hr 81 Limitation "I"n "ui '''''
II would h"Ir much !" "'""' h"' ''"'',''
,II,,IIrnr ma 'ui ihr II"h'"I h"h'i
.runthIlnl uhrtTu"il"n
UrVnIdinp ~" M"uI"" b""'Iln" pr"
lection Mr Tnn whr quoted "H f"lI""n'
MY lnpIonri"n In that II the uh" hi'I-
,I, ,l,rndy cent nu the Mmnruo l"riIlnN
u. Inserted IN tho treaty, Hufh'I'hlP
unuulllCuua who HlEnUd tho round ROBIN
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BEATEN INTO
|NSENS|B|[|TY
ToREIaHsR TouHD ~ TRIApHL
PHTA YARD
Two Occupants OF Mouse Are Hsld In
jail for InvsatiRHtion

Stove BerEas, whose resIdenc" ana
place OF employment has not been de
termlned. was found shortly betor"
four o'clock Sunday morning lying un'
conscious In n yard at TTIadelphia
where Tom Kanises and Max Malonia
reside.
Apparently no had been heaten and
kicked lilo Was found by Motorcycle
Onicrr MaCE;wnn aud patrulman Lana
never. who went from tho Elm Grove
nro station 10 tho scene Ia rebpohh1 |"
a telephone report that Al man hAd beeh
shot
k,nlsos and Mal"nia ~er" arrested
and brought 10 tho OHIO ruunty jan
MLc,s thsy .lo helms held pending ihe
Iu.t...., 81 ne.sa4' i"lunGs no I"'h"I
.,..,h. Lna LS." lode 81 "sai"st 'h' '"S"
a. y.i TEu r.Isu"..a "ae "aId !" h"'S
49,. il .d.lIasIu"a ~. aiii a..iS"ts s"'''~'"
la. tLs ..s. uin.. do" !" "Gy 'i'-i
~. ..a ,i.s,. " L.i,L in.'"si. ~i"h''~
i"tt,,i. L,."a~
ns.,.a ...a .ttiI l.. as'i.''- '""h'
,I.,.. i--, .Isnt "..d - ""a "'"''h '""'
. .....,...t go. 80. L."d is",s '"p "ry'"'
..... ~ n".t.r r."" i"nir'sd 49," ."
t..,., ...I ,,',L-'
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rrs-'Irg executive cnnnlt'ne of I'erE""
10 Wuforcs Dnpre. With thirty m"'nhsr"
fr"u IL Fip'nH present. unanimous ~"
Ion that without such amendment w."
publican aonnIOTp Will certainly d"tnat
ratification Of trnR,y b'cnuso puh'Io
opinion will sustain them win snnh
nincndmont tho trcnty Will bo promptly
Tniin"d "
Tho white house memorandum MAJ"
public by GoyornOr Cox, said thhi w"
i.nguo reservation OF domestic Hurs-
lions was mndo an suEKestcd ny DIT
Tun aud almost In his own ""rhs' -,
All OF tho other suREostionS from Mr..
Tnn II ,Iatod woro followed an shown
by quotations from the league covenant.
Ia making public the Correspondence
tinvornor Cnk'n abatement said that me
timo had arrived to bring betote lho
American jury tho recorded evinohGo
thought Of tho loading siutesmen OF
tho world" and that II incorporated
all tho stIH1ohIio that were honestly
oftorod by leading United hia'sH cit''
cons ,,,, ,,
,uIur nussosii"ns by Elihu 1901.
,'hn,lna r. iiushoa and nIhoin, Governor
car reiterated that Ito "pp"nllloh was
"a "rnIilsnn '"nhplIn'y
i naamiB nui Y"St"ihar, Halh nov
anna, 90. that tho loaiorn 81 Amer
lam, ,h.,u.ht uaio fnI tho league Tho
,,pi IA month"; 81 plat nnh '"hspl'a'p
L,iiinr nr tho ,ivllls"Ii"n ~ III" ~nilh
.ud I,n,ina al the heart H''i"Ha ~ hn
,,nmIty g., r"llil"aI pa p"""". arc aS
MIR hIInni"
uIttsT Atts"b % Lode
,I,y,,un, ear IafaTIoi ~ tho Whlis
Ifmuan dlnu"r IL f"hiu niy. lplp a.
which I'tnaldou william. 10 "alh. ron
fo,,cI ,,unn tho isnEuH Covenant Win
I,,, ,onnin foreign r.lailnns hnh h"uns
Tu.IVu affairs """ml''AsH, ana ahoe"
"uuI hnfnra ibis u""iinH, Harry "a.
.I,, Indpn - tho uTrh r"nHplrpluT ~
mo nrr" bad uti"I"h his h"hnnoa hnd
I.a,,ni ~" unnhni" that prn"" should
mai he II II cnmn a. Tho result 81 The
cnn, Ia whlrh thu pInHlh"nt hnh q
Affecting hnuh Partl""n victory
.Inrnr Ia hpiIrd and hlrc"nlnhf Wa" MS
y,,I lot tho rort 10 civilization 10 ~hh'
II mIrhi In sequence, Tow nays
,u,t tho conference. ff"naior Lodge
rrotuoed his infamous round robin
rivu,d by n Rnpubllcsn senators. who
d"rInrrd tho league was not hocnpihb'"
Iu tho form prrnentqd. but who under
unrtisun leadership made no suBHeH-
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AUTO PLUNCES
THIRTY FEET.
HAnnow EnOAPn ZOE TWO MEN
ON SHORT UnnEA
ROAD
wouId Not uiVs Names ana Carried
on Llnsnne rlato IL Es"Aps
Identification

~ nul",n"hilo driven ~ ""n VII"
,.fiaod t. pIto hlr unir" /" ISHlhonl"
81 Hin,i tIook lon tho iIvoI r""d "I""'
10 ",iD.h Yonisidhy ""h sh"i 'u'n
Ius over IwI,u. Iandod Ia - ""in h"Ih
,n.,I IhIIiy fatI baluw, upslds down
ThaI0 uoIS ~" mon HiiIlnp la 'hs
f,n,u seal nnd UollhoI ~ ih"i" ""''h
uniu tho auto had stopped "f"i VIM I"
thew ,,avylod nuI fT"Iu under III" inI"S
Tho nuI" was ~ " nui'h i"hh". u"
ins sayou psH"onH"' '"' ""h va"
InInI yro,h BalIhor 81 tho no" '"'sl'
oil a a.raI,h IheY al "",o l"'"'''
toI,a,I,nno oaIllnV ~ W"llnh"'r h"'
ore aud having ~" go '"h"" '" s"'
sTo whrtn ,oral,p viii hc '""hs
uovs,aI ,oslleuir VII" ~"Is '"II"h w
tn. Intelligence Hiot"h mot 'h'F -"
ia. a,I.. NO nvor ih" hllI H"h 'hn"hh'
that LniL 81 tho n"n w"'" LlIl"h hN
VOL. au,rrls.d wilton h"ih '"n" ""'
under tho wIs'LSEe They lnrulI'' 49,
Ia ,.hn Ihoy wa" aud ~h"I" Ih"T h'"h
nud n.Iths, ~ ihSm i"rlish INN" 80
ia. paupIa Thought about I""'lnE 81 W."
,ir.n.a uuu,ho, o." ihst Ih"y dih"' h"""
this H.,
p.yrt,I ~ The f'sld"nlr "l"'nh NV
hu,h ,u.,, serIuad 4" be- uuh"i tho ~
fIu.n,o ~ nulno kind ~ hilnh- NV
~o,s unalIs ~ toll what " was 49, Wv"
wa, nn Ii,iu"r Ia tho at" when 5"'''"""
Iv . u,nnhS county oni'"I. nf"' W."
man hnd Isf go ~ rII'oi go i"hlhE
cvnIyihIuH vRIuhhle VIII lh"", eve"
tho ll'onHa plato"
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Leave for Washington

Uat t.'""rgr r. I"' khprI pastor ~
tho Wheeling IinTiiHi T"Iupl" "''"'"
rnui'd hy hlr fuihr, tI"V L""IH" "
. khuri - N,hlTru. l"n," ihlH n"ih
ny zoe - low days ~ N"rhiuEi"h u
whIla thcr~ they viii attend ia" go"
gross ~ III" NuIlhU Nruihrih""h 90
Polarization go th~lr IrIuTu lrlp NOV
yin p,nu ~ TIkIur ~ W - hti"uh
tho I;auIirt state '"ur'uIiru "f Woo.
vIrElnhn where IL" pn7i"r ~ 'hr I"'H'
Inrti-I Trurulr VII give al nhlr"HH ~
.'iNnTId Conditions h"f'Ir ia" C"nNsn
tl"n nu ThuthIny "tt"r u""n
Th. ItrV HruTEo 4. l."rhhhiI WI
nrcupy his pulpit again "n n"st huhdnY
morning. nnd win rprhh nEnin ~ tho
victoria theatre. nest Huudny ov"nlnE.
taking ~ ia" lhema or hiS S"rm""'
Getting There. ....... ,....., --r-..-
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very much. | AIN we'll and strong ana
now able % do my work | cannot
thank you enough and recommend
your medicine Ia my friends who arc
sick. Mra. i.unIn BAGArAhHAf 70
East l1th III. Ilayunno. N. }.
Il m,,as be admitted by nVory fair
minded. Intelligent p1rs"n. that modi
cine could not 1.-Two and grow Ia popular
ity for over forty years. snh t"Ay ""''
a record for auch wonderful n"r'"
a. dooa Lydia T.. I'inkham V"ge'a"'s
Compound, without possessing Rr"at
virtue and actual worth. Huch mod
icInsa must 10 looked upon and formed
both atandsrd and dependable by oY"ry
thinking person
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SPECIAL TRAIN
FOR SHR|NERS
ousn.a TaMFIa ARAsBsH 40 u"
laoaaA aTOWH EaibAs
n, u..a ..a r-,."I D." T-ss Ss'' i-
U.ssu.siai

ltsrul..,a - t,si'ia l"'"r'" - ""''"
In t,.s. q, ldug ,""'Ul"H e" "r"' u" '
- H., at,,so,l1wu "ii."l 'h"
,.,.,nnniei ss--I"n 'hs' ullI v" h''' ~
,L,, ,,y du,Irr The rr"'""''" n"' 90"
,Iry ~ thai date b" ''"' ~" '''','
-IIl dspart hoo ""' you boo" '""',""' Nv
.rn, ghrlnsra VIII roluru ""flY H"''''''
morning a., Pan,
NtnJ. 'hsu - runuuh"'r ~ ~" re-"
nj. .ro svuorird - irNk" tho 80" ~"
marty viii Include ~" "6'""fT ~ ''''"'
ri. I'm ho tho nr4, pilgrimage ~
,bs uhripcrs - N"rraul"wn T'u'" iPl
Tho lass 81 candidates :" b" In'',n'""
win Include those from Wh""InE Vim Vim
nIpVton. Fairmonl. Grnhnn, r,,N,u,'
Terra Alta klngw""" MAI -"
NyeIlsburR and Mnunhsvlll"
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Or. william MOClAns


Special Dispatch TO The Intelligence
ClarRSburs. W. Va. Oct lO-lnfirml-
ties have caused the death 81 Or VII
liam McCIane. 10. "a retired physician of
Wast Union VIM suocumDed lato yes
ierdny al the home ~ r. M"'"e.
Sun in law. here He Eia,ii'"d f"r ""'"
ikan Unity yoarr al Wet linton &c"
~ AuCiaHe IT PIitHituhl, onh William
A AirCLaUe 81 " cot inl"m a.e au. ~
lac s"a lilo L"dy ~lli Lc ,ahe" /" i"'
ko!sLuIs IuI La,Ial J",ad.y
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COX SPRINGS CABLE


81 tho league With tho tinted Nn'"T
- rlnbslirc rnh =" r"utni IlrlHh" Nl"r'.
,I,c ,,rrc,uIiy frr iOu"wpl ~ UoV"'lp
lion " NJ lmT"rlnni Riu"uhin"" NV"
tho s,rthluy uil Uf Nriirl" 10 'nnd".
tho phpurdtiy 81 congressman d"'
IarniIun ~ peace on 81" slide. ~" Rlr
Ing ~ Or nll objects "i IN" wpi W SUI"
rc,rr If Gormany wero to max" n
.Iu,IInr declaration hop" Eln"cr"lY
he VIII 10, attack the Republican '"n"-
,ors Uip appeal will he much moro
influential II hr pleads his 'huH" ana
does not attack the "pp"sl,i"h
IN March Is. 1919. tho Tcspoudcnco
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by female trouble
i felt 50 tired all the
time, had bad head
aches, and for Six
months | could not
work. l was treat
cd by n physician
and took other re
NEEDLES but got no
relief. A friend told
mo about Lydia +.
Pinkham's v og G
table Compound and
IL has helped inc
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} OBITUARY /
MRS, C. P. RUDOLPH
DIES At SANDUSKY
brought mack Tor burial

MIS-. Lille IL. Null Nuu''pI' W." -
Charles T. Rudolph. who took III sew
eraI days ago at her home In Sandnsky.
Ohio, died Saturday evening at "'lnrk.
The deceased was born and reared IN
this city, having been educated al Union
school She was the daughter Of mo
late George and Julia Mull FullowinH
hor InaTriuge To- Nj Rudnlph about mr.
teen years az" they removed 1" SanhnH
ny Ohio. where they have since Ieslh
ID
rho deCraaed ia nurvlVod 10y her has
Lnnd nnd Two daughters. hi5a"n GLADYS
a nd tdna i,uIli al iu,inr. three Ii"lh'i''
iioniy IEaiir6 nnd Eh~"n1 hIII 81 ~"
NV nnd nno nIBIGi, MAO hi'h H. sun
~, II 81 Nhasllna
ILa LrIg vac boDt q" iIi" hS"l"l "
au, t,klns M, lara a. .ip IgIl Chaplin"
aI,..I .nI iHi., wac I"h'n I" IL" h"'''"
or Ls, Slate, a. lt. 10 iIln h''""'i
i,r"I s,h.,. Ne I"n''"i 49, "I'"" ~'Il
H.. h"ii ~ .dn'r'l"y "r''"'''v - ''''"
..,.I.rL i.v rn,,".i ~ 'ii'""" r""
,.r 81 Ihr ri,rl I,r-I' '"'i"" h"''h
,,III ,.u,lu, IL. s,,yI,.s I"i"''"'ui
yIIi 10 made H. r"rlnoul" ""U"'"'g
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n.rvio.v ThIs Aft.ruoon.

This afternoon. from tho homo o. her
daughter Mrs James Lawth"r. 1877
McColloCh street funeral Hcrvlccs VIII
be held for tho late Mrs. Kato FULLY,
who died Friday. Intermont VIII DO
made In Greenwood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-11
Tired Nervous Mothers
Vinol |, What You Need
To Mako You Vol Ana
Strong 49,

Woman IN this oty who are "fs1eO
mi " weak ovsrwoTked and DAry0ue
,houId rrnfIi by tho sEpsrirnos of ma
I. W Goorgr HI. says, Il was ,wNS
ru, dawn and nervous, with no AHbittSS
Ia do anything, After everything
had failed, VinOl built me up ana ~
stored my rlronKth."
Thin In another link In tho great chaII
nf evidence 10 provo to oVsTuortsd
mothoTs that Vinol contain Tho very
.ienonts nnpdod 10 build them up Ahs
mako them Onk. ,.-.s. o.. ~ -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-11
RINyHn6d
-n-.L-~-~~

A null ~ ror"vor SE1.o0n was nl"h
Saturday Nv the gouUrn fh"n"Ef"rh
cuInpany nEnIrHl tho Pullman company
nr ,hls GUY f"rm"rly doing hh'ln.'n ""
EI,v,rrb .,re,I The Eull was Med IN
redcrnI court mud ~ tho r"Tult or
broken contract.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-11

Members Of tho recently "rEnnlkcd
wheeling Trnrnr club are plannin g Tor
lhoir membership dinner To- b" h"ld IN
tho McI.ur, hotel November :. AT "h,cn
,t,nc ,fnrrrs viii be elected. &, w.
Henry In chairman or tho arrangements
committee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-11

| Funeral se,vI""a viii he hold r"u'
| tho hume ~ Mrs. NJ \ H"ulh. pplG Won't
| aireni this sfinru""n f"T ~" tat" Niles
iraI~u could, sr"d - y"a's, VIII" di"d
! Saturday following hrl"f lllnsHa nov
| GrurKs ~ Lorkhprt pnai"r ~ III"
| wheeling baptist T"mplc viii "fnclnh.
and In,ermrnt Will b" In Mt Non comm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-11
SIX MONTHS |
COULD NOT WORK
Lydia T.. Pinkhsm', Vegetable
Compound Made Me Strong and
Able to Work Recommend
II To All My Friends.

Bayonns. N. il had pains in back
and legs 20 that could not stand caused
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-11

A rr".lamati"n was inhuod by GOV
I,h, I t'nInuuiI last week. acting aside
Friday -, Iuh.r l"ih. Ur "'.""d lt"ah
IL,y Ia oil Ihr s,hu"la Throughout Tia"
r,atr r,u,hrr1 ha," hocn EiV"" Ia.
rI,u, tiunr nni will 'oity "uI " Sr'' IiI
ia IaIu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-11

,n,Iukcrs Of tho hoard 81 directors ~
the Associated charities viii b" held
,hlr Afternoon at o'clock Reports
are t. Ice heurd and other busincaA trans
acted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-11

W"pk 10 I'"si0aHl"s ''iy TI"wly 90
the r"ualr les 81 Tie U'iIh hld' - 80
t,rnlh uiI.,t h'I ~'uu var oUd Ne eel
I,.,h ~ iI' e ir""i h"Ih"i'I"E '"'"
t.a,.. h, hi hr ha h"'n too" "r ""'
a.. sIIII Layton Ia to nii"'I a." that -
uu,,,,i iu ubDd
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-08
RELICS OF INCAS PLACED IN VIEW
 FOR FIRST TIME

Philadelphia, May S-Go1d orna- ments, idols, crowns, armor and other relics of great historic value which date from the civilizations of the Incas, Aztecs and other Mexican and Central and South American people are contained in a collection of 300 specimens recently placed on view for the first time in the museum of the University of Pennsylvania.
 The exhibit was only recently brought to it's present completeness by the purchase of objects which had been in possession of a noble French family for generations, but which were sold at Paris because the family was impoverished.
 Gold was used by the Aztecs and Incas only for ornaments, religious emblems and attire. These objects, shipped to Spain by Pizzaro, Cortez and others in the 16th and 17th cen turies were melted and coined This explains the rarity of the original golden objects.
 A grave recently opened in Colon bia proved a rich trove of them. It was apparently the burying place ot princess Enough golden orna- ments were discovered completely tc clothe modern woman for her ap- pearaTfce in a ballroom. There were besides a crown, breast plate girdle, armlets and variods other aLp- pendages, aside from a great uuan- tity of jewels. Rings and necklaces of amazing beauty are among the ob. Jects.