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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-17
Dees CouS Really HappenlN

Docs CON8 hc2lAy MARPcAsS
Once q dirty practical nurse-I
mean one of those vastly expert
enced old girls whose every case
multiplies into forty cases IN the
telling-faced me across the bed
/ of an unfortunate woman whom
she had infected by unwarranted
interference and asked me scorn-
| fully ifAad ever had q case of
caked breast, and replied meekly
that I never had nor had any such
thing ever happened in a live pa
tient.
The dirtier and more ignorant
| the nurse" the more frequently is
! the infant charged with having
collie.
The more ignorant the parents
or the neighbors, or the doctor in
attendance, if any, the more fire.
Quently is this charge brought
against the baby.
I assert that at least nine times
out of ten the infant accused OF
tcolic is not guilty, and in the tenth
case there is generally q reosona-
BILE doubt.
l assert that the treatment" in
ficted upon infants thus unjustly
accused is usually more harmful
than neglect would be.
Your old granny makes her
charge of collie on these grounds:
(a) A young baby preferably un-
der three months old; o. crying
especially at inconvenient moments
for granny or the neighbors or the
parents; (cl drawing up the thighs
upon the abdomen I'd presenting
more or less evidence-to granny's
mind-of gas in the stomach OF
bowels.
l assert that none of these al
legged symptoms. nor all Of them
together, can warrant a diagnosis
of collie.
1 assert that young babies must
cry and cry hard every day in or.
der to obtain necessary exercise
and develop the lungs and avoid
respiratory diseases. If the young
baby fails to whoop it up vigorous.
ly for while once or twice every
day Tor night if the baby is so in.
clined) then it is the duty of the
parent or nurse to spank the baby
enough to induce Vigorous crying
l assert that all young babies il
they are really alive, draw the
thighs up against the abdomen in
stinctively when crying vigorously
irrespective of the Cause.
! / assert that the formation Of
more or less gas in the stomach
and bowel is perfectly norma
physiological occurrence in every
baby, and that it is cruel and wrong
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-17

Ito use this physiological incident
for the purpose Of bolstering up
desire to dope the baby with some
alleged collie remedy.
The babies of intelligent parent.
in homes where hospital-trained
nurses are employed and educated
physicians direct the treatment Of.
any illness, collie is seldom men
toned, although healthy babi~- cry
hard enough to win the dangerous
sympathy Of any old granny nurse.
Questions and -.nswerA
Diagnosis and Treatment - Dr.
Brady begs to remind readers that
he cannot answer letters from
readers who ask for prescriptions,
diagnosis or treatment of their in
dividual complaints. Long dis
lance guess work is perhaps an in.
teresting, sometimes a very profit
able pastime for certain type Of
doctor; but it is exceedingly I'm.
safe for tn, victim.
Organic Heart Trouble-Would
like to know what organic heart
| trouble is and the cause OF it Is
there any cure for it? MRS. E. A.
Answer-It isn't anything in par
ticular. Heart disease is organic
always, even when it is called
functional" There is really no
distinction which can be made be.
tween functional. and organic dis.
| ease, seriously. In a superficial
way it was once customary to re-
assure patients with the assertion
that it was merely functional"
and this subterfuge is still employ
ed apparently. Disease is function
al disturbance, right up to tn last
minute of an organic disease. II
it were not functional disturbance
, it would never worry us any, would
it? Nay. children, not any. Now,
then, is there a cure for nothing in
particular? Certainly. At least,
the chances are that your organic
heart trouble can me relieved. No
specific remedy in mind, mind you
but just expressing a general con-
viction. Send for monograph on
cardio-vascular disease.
I
The Somersaultauqua - II r. A.
E. T., T. A., r. E. H., l.. D. O., D.
E. F., d. O., ". H. W.. aud F. s. S.
will repeat their requests and In
close self-addressed stamped en-
velopes the Bylaws and Regula-
tons of the Somersaultauqua will
be sent promptly DR.. Brady prob
/ ably is the latest man in North
America when it comes to address
ing envelopes for still lazier folks.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-17

The Rotary QUESTIONABLE will show what
kercentage Of the men who ought to be sys-
Dramatically boosting Rock Island are giving
*khole-hearted support to the commercial and
kusiness organizations. 1t ought to show also
THAT the general sentiment is in regard to the
&fojoct for new hotel.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-17
THERESA.

One of the prettiest Of feminine
names which for some reason has
always been associated with France
and vet is essentially English, is
Theresa. 1t is one Of the many
feminine names which come from
tie harvest and it's original source
is a Greek word meaning to reap or
gather in crop.
The first to bear the name was
Spanish lady, the wife of Roman
noble called Paulinus. Both Pau
linus and his wife were devotees OF
st Jerome. The name Theresa had
great vogue in Spain and is finally
found as Teresa on a throne OF
Cleon in the tenth century.
The most noted Teresa appears
IN the 18th century when the Ro-
man Catholic church produced ths
remarkable saint of that name
through the Spanish connection OF
the house of Austria, the princess
Of Spain and Germany were fire..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-17

81. Rock Island county is in mourning for
robert c. Clarke. deputy county clerks He
vas q capable, faithful and deserving public
k1uciai He closely applied himself to his
nuties was always courteous and ready to
Safye. and his friends. are legion.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-17
ONE YEAR AGO

Spartacans reported in posses
sion OF several industrial centers
in Germany
Marshal Foch announced to the
peace conference that Germany had
signed . renewal Of the armistice
terms
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-17

Records in the ancient museums at Genoa,
faly. show that 1t cost but $1,000 to discover
tnerica Columbus worked for $500 per year.
ehich wouldn't be enough to keep modern
Ijsc0verer In cigarets.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-17
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY II, lsso.

ne senate Il Just itching to investigate the
llson-L L using episode. but like the dog wof-
mi tho hedgehog, # can't ind any safe place
8 take hold.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-17
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-17

q 1NR SAoB o. x1R 0iDYW1LK
To Last Wsrd n II. C. L

The Last Wsrd n II. C. L.
The blow has fallen! And ct . time when
II II likely 70 prove the ptoverbtal last straw!
Here we've been congratulattng ourselves on
having made the world safe Tor democracy.
learned how to economic on sugar, eat cam
outage butter, and make over our old clothes.
and now the grocers are warning us that there
is likely to b . salt famine At any rate we've
been informed that salt IL going up" Alas,
II Is : sorry state Of Affairs when We are de-
MED our pinch OF salt! What Wall street buc-
cancer. We wonder has coEnered the aalt
market?
Some men we have been told love their
wives so devotedly that they cannot leave them
long enough to 90 to work.
-o-
The Difference.
(By Tennyson J. Daft).
Where spicy breezes softly blow DER Ceyion's
far-hung isle,
And every prospect strives to please and only
man is vile,
The ladies do not seem to care great amount
for style,
But wear for hose coat Of paint that lasts
them quite awhile.
But here where men are said to be dozen
The ladies, bless their little hearts, wear silk
instead Of Isle. -(Judge). \
Easy.
Teacher: How many commandments are
there?
Pupil: Ten.
And what happens when you break one!"
There are nine left.'-Uudge).
III. c. L.
The survival of the httest.
NO Dogs Allowed in Here" read little
Alice, as she and her mother entered Long
View park.
why, mother, I didn't know dogs could
read"
| Whale meat is said to be a popular delicacy
in New York Just now 1t has long been known
that fish is an excellent brain food. Too bad
Jonah didn't understand about it
II you want to start something start = saw.
ings account NOW.
"Are you going to take gas when you have
your tooth pulled?'
Sure am; don't ketch me sittin' in the darl
with no dentist"
One of our subscriber critics wrote in tt
this column recently advising us Of several in
stances ION our editorial page, tool where ",
made the horritying blunder Of splitting an in
| tinitive. We plead guilty. In nearly ever,
edition we do it. split ininitives you know
We like to do it. We agree with Hinton Gil
l more that splitting few infnitives befor'
eating" is conducive to longevity. Moreover
we think that splitting infnitives is likely II
become quite popular in the not far distan
future, for in our browsings We note it is
favorite pastime of editors all over the country
1t is especially healthful, we believe. to spill
an infinitive as soon as possible after lookin.
over our mornings mail Somehow the da!
always seems to move along with more pep.
and we can get out better copy. We have peel
seriously considering using a proposition tt
lend some of our sentences with. But tina
might offend the literary taste of some Of ths
diletanttes. so perhaps we'd better wait till thu
habit of infnitive splitting has been NOR,
widely approved of before we indulge in an,
more of these other little indoor sports.
| Fl. c. Of L.
! To market to market,
To buy cravat:
I,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-17

Wife: I discovered long ago that the way
to your heart was through your stomach
Husband 1t didn't take me long, my dear
to discover that the route to yours was through
your purse.
II we sit down at set Of sun -
And count the cost Of what we've done
Well understand, Where goes the mon"
Who wouldn't?
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-17

Fl. c. Of l..
To market. to market,
To buy cravat:
They cost just as much
AS 1910 hat
To market, to market,
To buy new coat,
You make out a mortgage
And sign up a note.
-T11fnnio Ciron
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-17

there?
Pupil: Ten.
And what happens when you break one?"
There are nine left."-(Judge).
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-30
HesdaIneS
Dinner FOR Yisttors

Nj Mas Eo:c VI - N"-.. Won Eo''
- amI Miss Dnr"th. Nuo Bay" WI he
iusn' Ec~."Ss..+ ~ an ,N,.Arra'" hi' -.
'ormN dinner ;&r'r - b" given "m
Thursday. evening - th' country 'N"''
complimentary 10 Mss NN:Ea~"; !. .
Ernu,y OF Macon. Ca. w',n thu quo
% Miss trI.=. St:cl. M.,S Dorothy Er
mons O. Boston. Mas. ~" &""s' -
Ni<scs LeearHa snJ El..:,h"'A lIubhsr -,
md Miss Alice Hu,mo o. 'Ht"aG". VI"
10 'hc Eucs: OF Miss r ''IH"" Stewart
Tbs dinner party will ho ~ n~s' 'v'n'
20 BE- given ~ ~ Cnu0tr. ''Ih ~,
spring and VII nc cut, elaborate.
Lavender and pins will b. '"" "o'..r
scheme us"L - III appointments. 'h'
details being carried or: ~ novelties
suggestive OF EI5:C-. y Ha.,.,'' :
spring blossom. viii c"n'or IL ''h,'
and Easter baskets will n" the jr'"r:
Dainty hand-pa!ntcd p'scN card" Wi,
rn.7k ;ho places Cor tho guests ~!' ".'l
number thirty. Dinner Will os >'rN...
a. sNvcn O'Clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-30
'O|L INTERESTS
ARE To MERGE
MANY WHEELING PEOPLE ARE IN.
TERESTED IN THE COMPANY.
Harvey Crude And Universal Petroleum
Companies TO Form ono Monster
Concern

Nnn"r7c"n ont VA r"-r:IeG II Wheel
ing yesterday ;ha, Ia" Harvey Crudc
oil company. one - the monster pro
duc"rs Of he southwest. uiIh OFFICES
in Tulsa, Oklahoma. and kaa~as Cay.
~ 70 be merged on April ISl wl'k ii"
Universal Petroleum cN:npany This
60 Apora,lon. when Corrn'd WILL b. on" ~
n" largest in tho world OF its kind
Numbers Of Wheeling residents AZ,
SS.Ck holders N the Harvey Crud. oil
Company. and its vice president. Thorn
a. H. SwartZ. has his HON" her" ~"
stock holders in m" Harvey a.. cn'hu--
rs;ic over their holdings
Ia March = stock dividend 0. lgv' %
VAS declared and Il quarterly d.Nidend
. six percent IS ,lvo paid. making ~,
trck an asset that pays/two peCccn' a
month or q per cent q year.
The company owns producing vs..
-ars. r"finsri"s and thousands Of du'-
lvrs worth OF drilling apparatus
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-30
BAD BREATH
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets Get
at the Cause AID Remove 1t

D.. Edwc~-i & r.. 1abicts. the sub
s6tute TO- ci!or;ni. "a GENT" on the
bowels arc nnSuvH." 70 tne work.
Peon.N ahn:c.ci "@,H he'd breath find
quick 49, -:l..1-%~::i - Edwards Olive
Tablc:s. ~" r.easaEt, sugar-mated
table, -. ;aE"n 10 bad breath By
all who &Gow 'hTn.
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets act gen
liz but irnh' o. The bowels and liver.
stimulating them % natural acton,
clearing ;hn ksocd ard gently purifying
the entire S;'s:rm lhey do that winch
dangerous cAhorn~, does without any
o. the bad alttr fleets.
Ali the hcac5ts OF nasty. sclenIng.
gripping catha.ticS are derived from
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets without
gripping. pairo- any diagreeat:2 effects
DR.. +. NJ. Edwards discovered the
formula after seventeen ye1rs OF prac-
uo- among patients afflicted with
bowe! and hvsr complaint, with the
attendant bad breath.
Olive Tablets are purely ve2e table
compound mixed with olive al: you
viii know them BY tber oh~e color.
Take one u two every night for week
and ncte the edod l0c and 2&
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-30

n. John :. Dickcy. member OF ~"
stale board Of chi!drcn's guardians; Mis-
Kate EheMug. district agent 70: the
board: and Miss Elizabeth Eungcc. o:
the FLORENCE Crittcndon Homo. left las;
evening for Charleston, TO attend con
ference OF the state board o. control.
executive Officers Of the STATE :E2t:;u-
ions for children. and Ii" board OF nj
dren's guardians.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-30

y. !. I%.h f =, H:Gh;A aIsna'.
huntington. ". Va. n"c'.w!y "$''"p"d
d,s.h n shat city 'h"H' r'!,.i~ az"
Nr Kick nhlic al we. wna s~t-"L ~
:. dizzy 4p..N and iD,r"i -" >. i"F''
Starting across thc {. & g.. !I,:!.. -
l,,nrn,. UNCONSCIOUS and ~! h';"e'h
th,. tracks where Re Was round by
I,n,$"rby and assisted home. y rritad
I.coT1n amended that he t.kr the Reese
FORMULA Ri. This hr I'D. Is row
feeling fine and ;clls Of ;he incident
:: follows:
,.r;.rG p -, a'nmV"'r. 'f'C- AVID L'C
.-..> .rr .gar. nd ut,u ! b,,nH 'ti
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-30
grzGER ARGUMENTS,

CHICAGO, March 2e.-Argumsncs 90
Or, appeal OF Victor Berger and four
e,-aefendants, Adolph Gerucr. william
Kru-e, J. Lewis Engdahl AID Rev.
Irwin ST John Tucker. who were sen.
fenced to twenty years in The federal
penItentiAry for violation Of the
Espionage act IN 1919. were begun n
the United States circuit court o. ap-
peals today.
The derendsres arr out on bonds %
$4,000 each
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-30

HIrCrKUhNNOE. W. Na-.-Bn"auss
,hc natural gas supply IS playing out
n this region. the Equitable Nind""
,iinss company vii! probably be torccd
hr-c leading citizens have started y
,,,n1paign TO raise $4,000 for cUnstruc-
ton OF a gas producer plant.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-30
luncheon Tomorrow

Mss Louise Harper will ," No~te~s o,
a number o" tho Younger set tonorT'N
~ hN- homo II Echo Point whfn So
crt"-ta!ns WITH an informal luncheon .
homo OF NIis1 M7-SNrot Mcka"n"l
Miss Alec !ru!-ln NTl Mss Dorothy
Emrrr-la w',o ara visitors N Tho o.'N
T-ct.v appointments I'll ~ >?po rem
Tho details being cayr.'-l u, IN "'nt AZ"
white. Co-Hrc VII w. 'N'd 'oc a. %,
INlcS.r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-30
WnI Entsrtain Club

W, l. \. Kyle Nil! b. hostess &C. me
rI"Nl ec"~ O. kcr bridge cub ,"morro"
40. r:.nun ~ her h"uN on Wa-wuod Az
nv Five hCulr'-i VII hr 'hc Interest,"
.u= d:vr-sioH g -" a;:rrn"un ana Tho
gdrnrS VII h. supplemented. "ilN '"'
serving - 4 dainty lUnc!Nnr. IN" F",-
In wv y -, ~ 49,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-30

BOYS playing at NJ. de CEar:a! -;
fire - dead grass IN tn" McGina!s 1t'lG.
starting 4 typical prairie blaze !"Stc"-
day. Tho fire burned out without do
ing any serious damage. although g.:'-
are md The Stccrrod homo w,:e threat
cned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-30

petition for tho paving OF section
Of Alley Q. on n" Island. was flied "ith
r.ty Manager Charles Q. ENhl'n y"ttcT-
day afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-30

WorKnnn Yesterday afternoon began
cleaning III South Eofc street prepare
tory 10 r.Sum!nR the paving which WaS
held I'D when winter UcatH"r -; n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-30

Prominent Ohio county Democrats tn
latter part OF the week will organize .
John w Davis for President cluo -
Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-30

Work had been completed on ;aG
clrs; FLOOR OF III" no-thcrn addition 20
the present plant Of tn !. l.. S;!tc.
Calico Company on North Main stree.
The company IS rushing tho work -
they are IN need OF the new addition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-30

Judge Il. N. Addl"men in circuit court
Yesterday ovrrru'cd a demurrer TO ~"
nil In tho suit "r +. W. Rrown against
\. {. wilcox and others.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-30

Scou. COMMISSIONS" \. -. Has, ':.:a.
WHO during the past thrce days Ia. 'f"''':
attending the na;iODa! CoHNcnl.".. ~
New York City. IS expected 10 re;U:@ :"
this city some time ;o-da?. Sro!t TX
ccutivc Il .. Porte - In receipt -. =
very interesting letter IN which b." :. IL
Of tho wonderful work which j.. q ..,%
ACCOMPLISHED by tn" Boy Scouts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-30

4 consignment OF 100000 ~"N""u1
stamps was received at The local !7:>"-
nal revenue office yesterday. They arc
valued AZ $1,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-30

II" creator the necessity Tor sav:ng
tho greater your opportunity % H.
Thu lntcg'irenccr Want Ads
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-30
RIRECToRS OF WHEELING CHAM
BER OF CONNIE ROE MEET
WITH MEMBERS or
CITY COUNCIL.
City Manager Charles o. Ephlln and
City Engineer Harry Conrad OPP
pose Asphalt Contracts.
General Discussions bring About clearer
idea OF the Paving Situation
In City.

tracts !rr IA, Itr M. ~ '';N ''i'' -
rr" directors g." ~, Nhrc'nE Chamber
rl r'ouu-Ic" url yesterday afternoon
ar the Fort Henry Tub Present a
r., meeting rcr" also members of tho
rr', c"uncll and city Manager Charles
- i.ph.ln AMI rI,, EnEIu,'r lldEr!
ronrad
rr...,, i, .,r,....,,,,,,. ,i.c ,-lar,i,.- -
...,.,,. ,..... ~ L,,,r.r
,I,..... ,.,. " II
,fl..,, u I...'... f, S,,f,I X =
V,.... I'D :, T. l,..,Dr M,rfo.rs t.,
,lr c!,, ,,n,. g.. r. Wolfram Y. Quo.
,'onid,u T.a... Charles II powlc-.
lame, II. H,,n>. f.. \. Morgan. Dr. l..
- RIrru. 4 f. \,r. qrJ chester q.
r....ar~an and Na,.or .rlomas rhoncr.
.rI, ,.,.,., ,.- ,.,lI,I ,,-,rrar'v 10
oN,u1ur, .a,o> aud .I-o r"r tho pUrpos"
~ i'7rn'"~ s"ll' h'rS "i ~" r@'ihE
'1H't"". ami ICON "'"'. ~ l." III"
h'' &iH"", ANA ."'"''"'-" Mr. -N''N
'''E" Mn" -."''" MAJ Ice "''N "pP"%'u
.' '.'h1'' paw 'hS "H''' h'1'% t'"' u
feature ."'' "'''" ."H' 49, ",
'' l'i '"' 'I''N a." '"''''','" CON
''''' ''s' N'''.d NL".' '""," NOR
N'jlN't'i"r> ,h"h f~iHfN Tor 'h' paving
'l III" "iiN sr"'t- Ii his "p,"'"n the
''tN ~h"N'g '"H0.d'T '"' paving matter
end rH' down ''t"''~ That VIII last
City Manager Talks
,.lv Manager charles =. Ephljn was
,a'l,I upon YER l'. views and stated
.h.. ~. had aIwn,, been unruscd TO
t~pin,l rrli,. and stated 'hnt h, ta,-
,.r,d "a, lirsr .-ho.r. hrrrk uu ) concrete
hr.,. or asrEaIi ON three inch con
..r-t,. nISo. H.. hld mot h,liry,. that the
.,Sph.,'. r,.s,lr)3,..;,... or IN. nsphilt 90,
..,.rrr,.,. uou,d H.. , ya,,eCar;orr paving
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-30

tooe up weak, inactive. slussi.h hid.
nsys and help nd the blood OF poison.
ne.s waste matter that causes ache, and
pains In arma and legs, bsckache, rheu.
matte pains, soro muScleI. sdf o.
swollen joints.
- q Isrnnasa- Aaszry par&. NJ. .wr,sa.,
Ny Asek e~aAed me . f-sat d.ul Of $50. .
sssAs hzss- ls<perreneed sharp, ahooeips go,
uaseh were dDs to the eondiaon Of nv kidn,v,
One Ssetis 81 Foley Kidney Plls eenol,,.IT
rebsvod ns- Tho painI lett my bach. Ir.co.,,
EnSsd VOiTy Kidney PIlls 10 my trisna,.
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-30

Repairs have been completed o" -
Increasing Of tho floor space cr -, I.
IT, Liricsl & Company %tor" room on
Market street Other repairs lac uv"'i'
ma dc 20 The interior prior tu it';. open
ING with their spring .lal IHiH,r
ypOI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-30
TVig Meetings

Anna uuennar .N:UN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-30

SOLD EvERYw HERR.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-08
Interest in Local
 Races Increases
 On Election Eve

With chief interest in the guberna-. torial race Pine Bluff voters will go to the rolls Tuesday. Candidates, however, were working vigorously. yesterday and interest was increas- ing.
 In only three local races are there contests. Calvin Burks and Will Rowel are seking the nomination for treasurer, and this race which has Jagged along with little i'll feeling was enlivened yesterday with statements from Rowel and Burks' supporters which are likely to cause great deal of eleventh hour interest.
 For constable, Ben Brannon and John King, the latter of whom is now night police chief, are waging hard campaign. There are five candidates for representative, three to be named. These are Tom Hill, s. A. Miller, Cal Newton, Charles Reinberger and c. F. Simons.
 One bet of S1,o00 on Powell against the field and another of $500 on the same proposition were laid yesterday. Other bets are small and have no great tendency to show how the wind blows.