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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-24
Italy, Drunk With Rhetoric
Short on Wars Main Facts,
Noted Historian Declares

go, a,u ,.., which
''~. i'"F .t,,. ,.5.,etitu-
N''oNS 80 y 30 s.T,,re,,,, g.,r..l,Ior,Y
I~'.'l ol'ei =. Wv y. ,,.,,t mt
80" -. a., .h, 1art nerbaps
Hau ptyn 80 49, T.. -. h3r'.-
-. 49, 80. str',gf.i~ AGAINST
C3ern,arisr, salandra former Italian
prenlerl had copied Germany or
rather. Prussia, in this also, especially
I1 reEs" "a g. vt3at he had core lE Z NV
THEORY AND PRACTICE.
The hns must be the supreme
commander Of the army ana General
Cadorua the first executor Of nus or
Gcrs n the quality OF mead OK me
staff This was the theory. but as III
Trat tlce The King never wanted 20
exercise his authority. Genera Ca
aorUa was, in fact, the absolute ana
unCounselled arbiter OF the war. ang
no was reVered by the roN@' aHiHafI'F,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-24
Don't LetCatarrh Drag
You into Consumptiop.

be cured by sprays, inhalers, jeliiA6'
and other local applications.
8. s. s. has proven a most satii:e
factory remedy for Catarrh be>
cause 1t goes direct to its source,
| and tends to remove the germs Of
the disease from the blood. Get =
bottle from your druggist today,
and begin the only logical treat
ment that gives real results. For
free medical advice write to Medi.
cal Director, l04 Swift Laboratory,
! Atlanta, Ga.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-24
MORGAN ESTATE VALUED
At SUM OF Sf,tJ0. 900

Mrs Sallie r, Morgan. Samuel n.
Morgan, Jr., and Virginia Trust COM
pany qualified in Chancery court yes
terday as administrators OF the estate
OF the late Samuel T Morgan presi-
dent OF the Virginia Carolina Chemi-
cal company. The estate is valued
at $4,000 He left no will. There
was no real estate. The property will
be divided according to the Virginia
tIltN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-24

Lord Grey went about ST. very little
during his stay in America that poo
pie wonder where and how he alb
sorbed The complete understanding
of the American situation which he
revealed in his letter. The eXplana-
ton is, he had very efficient secre-
tary, who was eyes and ears for him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-24
PETERSBURG

,Snseial to The Richmond Virstuianh
PetersburE Va, April 23 ~-ponhan
Perkins. AGED thirty-ave, deputy tax
collector Of Dinwid dle county. was
Lttfed when the automobile IN which
he was riding was struck 10y sea
ro,5 crossing In Dinwiddie county.
NJ psrlxfns was the only occupant Of
he car at the time of the accident, and
there was no eyewitnesses of IN" Kill
lrr He was the son of the late Or.
!, " Perkins. Of Reams. and is sur
three brother An Inquest will be
held on Monday 10 investigate the
Lii,ire The funeral took place from
tfs home AZ Reans Friday morning,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-24

holes, and is an excellent test Of the
royal and ancient game.
Banff has so many other attrac-
tions--mountain climbing, pony rides
over the trails, swimming IN the hos
sulphur pools from Sulphur Mountain,
the great Indian pow WOW, the Buff
falo park, ETC., etc.-that the golfer
who gets stale can End plenty of en<
tertainment while he is resting up
and getting back on his drive.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-24

eye off the bah when they are trying
to make par on this course.
No, the square place on the top of
the great mountain at the left is not
the tee for the second hole; the limb
of 4,500 feet would be too great, but
there is plenty of variety and inter-
est in this wonderful course a mile
high, nevertheless. The links has a
total length Of 5000 yards for ulne
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-24

Gerhouse and tillet mignon state II
perfection.
While devoting her main energie,
to the breeding Of fine cattle, Canads
has not forgotten her old first c,tizeI
of the live stock world, the plain,
bison A splendid herd is viewed by
thousands Of tourists each year al
Ranffy In the Canadian Pacific Rock
les. In the same province of Alberts
is herd of cattalo, cross Of buffalo
with domestic cattle. The cattai,
has great beef and robe produc y,
possibilities because the buffalo hal
one more rib on each side than or
binary cattle and q much thicxe,
Back.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-24
Avoid Its Dangerous Stage.

There is a more serious stage OF
Catarrh than the annoyance caused
by the stopped-up air passages,
and the hawking and splitting and
other distastefui features.
The real danger comes from the
tendency of the disease to continue
it's course downward until the
lungs become affected, and Their
dreaded consumption 10 on you'll
path. Your own experience hal
taught you that the disease cannot
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-24

The University Of Wisconsin has
secured a professor of ancient his
tory from the Imperial University at
Petrograd, which has been practically
abolished by the Soviets
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-24

The golfer who is looking for
something different can find excel
lent golf and most wonderful scenic
surrounding on the Banff Golf
Course, owned and managed by the
Canadian Government at Banff, in
IRE heart of the Canadian Rockies.
The picture of the fifth tee gives
N good idea of the real reason why
so many excellent golfers take their
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-24
- TT mo fI"I"O
r. ferring to politice. he said.

Referring to politice, he said.
..uti4--- --tr changing, putit1ce as
pccAljy, Men can 'tr*sro evhgkqdw
pecially Men are more careful when
they nominate, now that women are
voting. They can't fool the ladies. AS
for the domestcity and morals of our
country. / don't see cause for worry
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-24

Walter Thomas Shumaker 1ud Miss
Pessie Lee Hamlette, both OF Waiver =
~. were married by Rev. f. G. Brlmm
in tar minister's holAe on Aptli 20.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-24

But IT would bc 4usust 10 consider
these dolGstors as special detect Of
Cadorua. even tnolEh.to hin. and in
him thoT were more disastrous than
with other Generals. both here and IA
othrr countries If the great war. In
th4s lTertte.. tbs spirit o. thl times
pr ~ lea-o eli certain spirit of the
timcs-spune and acted in Cadorra
AND tHsa0rh his mouth
All FL. eur.tum.uts ~erc soized
weh "a FGod of de.iriun IN this war
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08
SHERRARD
Rspublioan Meeting.


Tho political mcaLns nj inc nchpoI
auu'tor'uh iu'"""S -.
affair True. some mlbsod tho promihea
music: Tor mono was forthcoming 81
copt Huch hh ia not WRITTEN h 49, >,
mud lS only nttun"d To ltepuonSHh
ideals This, however was Acc"ptAo
ut Shcrrard., Tor ChatIlo SAItlk"" nnd
MARI hi""h "ero po,. si,, IL
pnrty VIII" cnme from Moundsville IN
Cluded. besides inc TWO ioI"eL SnEI
rnTd boys mentioned, Lloyu hrhoiu' EeuI
Decgan ana Two 9lher m9h anu W.
women, MI "a h.,v ,n,aI ncJ to
tho meeting ana clearly ehriA's'
the falr voters mo IhtricASto' Va ~"
ballot Ito introduced fInnoIu"t
bo Lloyd Arnold. WIN" Hane n.n ',
bow 10 Shorr"rd voters ihon va, rthnm ',
~" ''o thn hir address'
brown. WI" mag" 'no h N.'i"n.
l'T"wh hih'hhsen 'nn Nj.
az i'"h'h NJ" ~ 49, AL a. IN, wo-
''"' W. '' -, I,I ~ .,.,ntIaI Inc
men Hot AIe"' "''' ~ 100. n',,,h",
f"i nt'"h' Ih"ie ""'"
"f VnlaIh pToh'". -,
Many nay 49,, "a
navy i'"S ~" ~, ao 49,, 80,
ih" VI 'l'"'' d" - Wv, '.,, IIar,.t
manning az !" ,,,., A., ia ,
l"n p'"H'"" ia" "',n 'tI' Iii t,,,,
sunday "'h",! """ W"
~ .,.,.,io.
hsV''"l "'" nav. ~ ~ a..
Tie """"" ""'"'" ~ '""' "''
lao, Tow '"lH :, r,,,o,A, ,t NTH.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08

county rurvoyor. spout v"ri"'d"F ",
IcnhIuu ia" Ilrlm"ni county tnlr ~ ~.
tl0IrHvlll". q ,
MIE,t ,.nruct Paxton hrs r"inrn""
4, her homo ~ bIlluuvnlc nfi"t Nl''t
with Mr. aud Mro G""rg" Vlrnlh
Nru NIlllnu E'nhrlEht wh" IN" no.
tcgs Ia tho W"m"n'a Missionary ""''"'F
uT 81 Iuhu'H Lutheran Churrh NJ mr.
homo on NuIlh FIith attract lHHt h'Rhl
IuCaI baE"hnil fans wcr" not very
well ,Ions,d with the fnCt TINT l'r""h
lyn won tho third gam" OF tho Wort" :
series yesterday.
MIR. md Mrs s. u. lInughton or Thlth
street hive arrived home after nm "ut"
trip To Dos Mulnos. ln.. and the west
Tho members Of the Always fnl'hlui
class Of the First Hnptlbt church h't
ut IA, home ~ Miss Mario Jones "i
Elm street last night
Tho members Of tho Women MiS-
sionary suclcty "r thn Flrnt M"th""'''
church hcId 1t m"otlng In the 'h"''"
pnrlurs Inst might.
rlIy Auditor " II t"Hs VIII np"'"
tudpy aud InIunrruw In bridgeport. '"'
Ir,tinu tho water InntH Ia that 'l'S.
Albert II Miller "r 'l"v"lh "i - "l' ,
IrI,.I poVornnI Of tho klwnnlh CLUBS, "'''
arrive la ihln city to-day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08

IIau church. Ind ChnrEo "f tho r"rvl""H
for ChHrl"r Herbert. H"u Of MI aud Mt
Charlcn HgIMm"ud of N.n"i""nlh "iI""'.
rrnlcrdny whom funeral u"rNl"'a wcr"
hrld ut tho Int" home. lut"rm"nt w"H
In tho ItuHc nm 'mTt"IN.
A meeting Of th" thnrtCr Mnr"nH In
to be- held this evening at tn" Masonic
toInplc. IT lH tho regular H"HHion.
Fewer RoEiHtorcd.
Yesterday was Tia" H"'uud day for the"
general registration In Ncllalrc. Al
though the registration waa quite heavy
IT did not CUmpnr" with that or tn"
previous ThurHduy. which wnh TIA" flrr'
day To sign up to participate In ih" N"N-
umhur election. The totals VIII hc tao
mated tO-dny ut the election board hcnd-
.uuurtcra TwcIg building.
Endow Charity Bed.
The. Public Health and N"Ifnr" Lea
quo OF ncllalrc ~ planning /" "nd"w n
bed ut tho cay h"apitnl for rhnr'IY pa
ilCuts al Dnr.
Tho matter wnS taken up at II meeting
of members OF ihc League hrId at tho
home Of Nlh u \ Mrtir"E"r.
Fair Ends To-day.
The annual Hrim"nl '"unIy fhIr VIII
cud "a day II han h''m "n'l"i way HIn's
Tuenduy at ~ tN,IIhNiiI1 MhhY ror.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08
RALPH D. COLE TO
STUMP FOR DAVIS
Bcntimcnt In This City on For Harry La
Davis For Governor of Ohio ana
Bridgeport Will DO Hpr Part

10
Tho announcement received IA th ta
city 10 tho object th"' ~. NN'i,m 49,, r,r
who was II candidate Tor """' t' .,,i,n
governor or ONO" VIII '"N" Wv n,.,,
for larry l., l'nN H. , N"' s',mnnrI'J rolo
to the local t"t'lH' WI" ""Pi n,. - ri,,s,1
before INC pIH'l"' ~ "'" 80 ,',I,,',I,,.,,6
10 hear th"t 'Ol NC U"a .Itn,.iuu
hiS "oi i,, r.s.rt,I Ia i'm
tactics which hn," h"'h IoS"'',"
the national campaign H"'' "'"'
nstlgHled III the h'h'o I"ii'P"'h" :" I'm
position |" Mayor lava wv VIZ 1,,I.
not deter most OF mo local '"""""
from Cahllhb inc" manu-
All or tho l"h"Iht "''n W., w.
Davis hnd ia" s'"'e''''"' '''"' Nv 49,,
didaio 10 "ul MAJ" "''' 49, . =
difference 1" tho '"i"ra "a '"a' Ca" y"
derondod ur"n I" h"d ""' '"' '"' ~
nelvUa Tbs m"'o I"' ''"' w"
h"a h'an o"d'i ""d hf '"" ''''I
Cleveland viii 10" ""l' l. '", '''
v"io,h th"so VII" h"'" ~" '' 900
81 tito iior"hl''"" '"'' 60 "'"'
"'I h" tod ""''"E '' ~" ,I
hoi"n h""'h ""''"lF '" ",'''
dolo -" ~" "rI'"l"r ''Er,
T'~"'" S'"'"'"' a.,
QUO ~ ~" d,|'"'" I"' ''"'t 80 We"
e n I,IuL,,Iy ,"rurr"N 'h"'u'h NJ"
,l"irIl"" 81 ~" i'"nh. ''''"'" '' w
"vor lundInr let" i'"h '""''"'' ''
NV ",dl"u"' e.. go" r'''" h""''"r '"
May, ''hn,l"" Iu"hI"" '"'uI lust "'Eh'
willing W"Ih"rS
Tho moui"rn &c 90 J." ~" 81 W"
VIIInr Nvutk"iu - ~" N"ht Iiihr"
,,,I Ntrrhudl-i ,.nuI'h VIII I"~"I 81 'h"
t,uu,. nr NIr- pru lrmIih 81 li"noh "'''"l
Ia tho Wont Find ihIr evening. nnh MI
mn, ,,I,,, hn,o hrru utrcd - ritruh nuh
.t, ,yl,h ia, huuInopa 81 tho "rErnIE
allan
Another Council MsstinG
ON account 81 Inv norrHrlty "r nh
Al. III fl u
,rnni,I OF meetings ur low Of tho
,nr,uhcrr another adjourned meeting 81
m, body hnr been cnliod fnr Saturday
ovcnlnr OF Ihlr wcnk. al which tim" IN
purtnnl muitoIa will ho taken az Tor
confederation
Matthews Funeral
Tho funeral nrrvi,cr for MrH. jennie
Matthew. wuIl known Tonldont az tho
.nliuuuI rIkc. wiz" di"d II TOW dnvr No"
wifi ho hold from tho homo Of hor
d,uphtrr Mira W"hcrl Dnvlr. nI Ht"p
- ON the Ilnriuu lino thln Afternoon ut
/ 10 o',Iork In charge Of Ncv 4. II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08

ronn from thIu city hnvc been attending.
TIA" racing hnr been especially good this
year. II IL claimed by thnnn who have
utt"nuod.
rhetorical To-day.
Tho firPl rh"IGriCHi program or tn"
rrrHnut school yoaT will no given thlH
nfIrrn"on nj the high school audit oriun.
1t viii include rcCItntionT. nrRtionH ana
mu,icaI numbora. both vocal aud In
Ornamental.
Hank Deposits.
The deposits In til" school bank this
week. t"tnlnd 3JS 05. Thin In Il HiiKht de
crruSr uH compared to tho total or tho
were shattered. Thin week saw the In
dian Kun school again leading with de-
pusliS Of 19I.I6.
special Rally Borvics.
ItoV. T. G. HuckhRrdt. pnhi0r OF tho
First reformed church. laHt evening an
nuunC~d schedule Of special Fall Rally
rrrvicrs Ia he held Ia his church. begin
ning noLl M"ndny. Tho special nsrVlCeh
viii ,l"rr with npecial communion ON
sunday. oct ~.
n.lIsirs briefs.
Mlha Pauline DuVIh and Helen
NuOit huHnl ihHl aNonIhE WIN lilohh'
al MuuniBNilIn
Miro ramp iiaTs. OF 81 CiairaViilu. Ia
vIBIIIuH la tho cay
M, aud M,s I."uI" Mi,helo has -"
IuIned /" fIltHuiBh "II"I Attending TIA"
ituIrnu,, ,y,ddlnn Yosiath"p
Ma 'ilIuI'n. "I lhlIlp MN
nI,o"I continued quito ~ a. iha hone"
81 n., d.ughIs, /" MluI" Junction
Ai,a Ian.a D. Ilna"r""r returned q"
Ln, homo 81 ~ MnIra w Va. anSr
- rIpII VIII Mo 1nms" li"hlns"n. ~
h." I.nndrt hpo,iIn"nIH
Mo IInuna h,' .unhsY nuh d"uHh lsr.
NtIna I.",uIiu "f Nnue. 10 aI" waiting
81 uul NJ" Iuiuaa ~ Hnhlns"n. "f
IhitIy flHh aII""I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08

local newspapers aud which has bg"n
Inauod To- a largo liut Of Huha'rlbcrn Ia
nnlmont county FOR "A number of y0"f",
har suspended publication according ~
an announcement mad" ychlordaY. u -
not known Mt tho pr"ront llmo whCin
tho Eunponalun In temporary al porTh"
n"nI.
Complets Program Issued.
Tho complete program for tho charter
presentation and banquet which Will u
hold by tho klwnnla club OF this Guy
thlH evening. has boon Issued. and VIII
bo distributed tonight. aud tho ovTh'
gLvca promIno or boInK ono or tho blE
ycst affairs OF tho kind over hold la
this city. with nonrly hundred AMI
nrty persona proBcnt. Including nein
barh OF tho club. their ladies ana IN
vIted HueAi-. Tn" nvo municni I"ckl"H
or Cleveland. -. VIII rnndrr tn" pre-
gram for tho evening, and pl'lrl't H&v-
cruor Albert II, Mitcr viii rrNn"nt tho
charter 10 thu organization
The "gpirit Of GOOD"
MadrlaIno 'rravorEH. In Tho Spirit ~
Good" tho story 81 nro"dwny chorus
gIrI. botrhycd by nor huhb"nd. wh"
wont to tho wcHtcrn dSncrt. wh"rc mou
hunt gold How Eho hcrSolf wnh hum
cd and how Rho changed tho lIvcH or tho
msn among whom Hhc lived, m"k"H
FOR II drnma that cnrrloH moral l"HN"',
with moro forCH than sermon. Will
DO tho special feature atthot onroythoa'
trC this evening
Harding Lithograph.
An additional number or llth"Ernrh'
Of Warren q. Harding Rcpublcan
nominee for tho proHldonCy. have h""n
loft ut the office OF city Auditor w. II
CoAs. In tho city building whore they
are available for those who Will call
there.
Martins Ferry Briefs.
Miss Heuluh Bowloy. who has been
employed at tho Shane nowsrtnnd f"r
nomo time has resigned her position.
effective tomorrow.
The .'Dh, Say, Girls" opened three
nIYhts' engagement ut tho Now Pas
time last night. In muhical comedy ana
vaudeville
Tho weekly meeting or Wcn"nn r"hh
eli or the Drgrrc Of l'"cOhOntnH was
held i'm tho F'TntcrnnI hall last might.
Karl Rothcrmund. candidate for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08
VIDAL on pmHLAY

There IL on display In the winA4V. a
Reich blum's 3ewolry store. 1905 nA[Sok
street. tho Victory Medal of David ~:
son OF Bonwood. w. Va. who 10 one q
many OF tho local boys snlistinE -
tho date Of the declaration OF war ~
April. 1917.
The modal previously possssse4 ~
Mr. Tyson Is unique In 80 far ~ 10 1NA.
plays tho fact that the ex-soldhT va
engaged on oir different fronts, nA9elL
tho AIbne, Champa Ene. MATns, Atonr.
Mnrne. 81 Mihlcl. MeuHs. ArEouns -
tho dAfonsiva sector. In each. NJ, II,
son was unscnthsd. lie WAS = naempee
Of FlJid hospital No. rs, third dlvlsioA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08
PROSECUTOR v. 7. DIXON
ADDRESSED HARDING CLUB
uYaaunr unDWp TO ATTEND MEET
mo or MAhDINa OooL1DoE
ULUn pUnInu rnnBnHr
CAMPAIGN nnARD uOoD
talk mr. LOCAL
UIrIHRH.

ua1ls.' Club Moons Crowded 10 o"pao-
iLy by crowd naasr to Near Al
drssa Of william r. DtH"n'
prosecuting Attorney OF
nalmonh county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08
BELLAIRE NEWS
Nit ny MOTORCYCLE.

4
| Mary f"rnIito. Z Year old girl Of
| South belmont utr"ci. II confined to her
| homo with Injuries received wilton HtTu"'
| by u motorcycle Tho accident "rcurrcn
on South lIolmnnt street. nrur the uIrl'n
homo. 1t In feared Ia" child mny b"
badly hurt.
Plan Armiztioa Day.
Plans for the ArmIHtic" Day cclcbrn-
tlUn In ncllnirc Will h" mndo nj II joint
meeting Of tho Community committee OF
citizens. representatives, OF tho Amer.
can Leg ion and the Service Star TO be
h"ld at TIA" city building tonight
ArmiStlCo Day pr"mlHcH Ia 10 ono or
tho biggest Ia tho hlstUrv Of the city. In
tho morning Il IL planned to unvCil
memorial tablets. In Tho afternoon II
blk military parade aud drlll liz planned
aud u big military and fralCrnAl parade
In planned for tho evening with II com
munity dance concluding the Cclobrn-
tIOn.
Council Mosta Tonight.
Tho regular moQtlmE or the city coun-
C!I viii bn hold this evening At tho r"un-
ell chamber. city building y" import
Eut muttnrH ara expected 10 come before
tho suluus for action. The ordinance
committee will likely prra"nt "m ora
nance ut this limo rrovIdInG r"r tho Ia
suing 81 deficiency bonds Ia Un amount
or $500.
FOR Stealing Auto.
Fluyd IlrT,u IL Ia Ihn 'ly l"'h uP
hero on n ,hnrgu 81 having Hl"Iou az
overland nul"nr"E.Io "wn"d lev ~
I"no, 81 Shady aIdo IA. 90 ""n taha"
f,"". Ihi,iy rhiid 't,''l. cas- 'ib. lace
Saturday nIthi I'I"''" Wa "'i""i"d az
Ii"m~"od tie wIII ho "''"IE""h h"f"'a
nu"l'o M"a''" I'i'''' ""h "''""i"h """"
T., g vI.uuI. hoir 80, 'h"iu" 81 h"vIn.
ni"Ion "a out 81 ,l"Ihoa
Verdict at A""ids"I
IuI"r', I"In /, W v"it 81 fi""ih non
.I,o h"a .",nIIui"d I",oa,Ir"t'"" lat"
a Aplt Ia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08
Supcrfluoua Hair Now
removed ROOtH and All

4 huun 10 women troubled with MI
prrflunuH hair In tho now phrlh''ln"
uIurear II IL totally unllkc the d"p'lR o.
tuty electrical aud other m"th"1H hoi"-
i"r"r" "npl"rcd Tor ia" removal :"
hairy gruwIhH II lH tho only thIhI
tLuI ,unhIrr ono t. rrmuvr tho ha,r
A., umpIcI"Iy ru"ir aud all In "ne'h own
huinn without IA" aHHlHinnCr OF an OK -
prIt TIA" result cannot b" douhtch
Tot Tho UEeI HruH tho h"lr-r0"tn Win
hcT own oyer. .,
\ stI,L 81 nhcInriIno. with easy d.
r,IIuuE rnu br had nj nny hruRriorH
II H. entirely hurml"nr y chiId oould
safely eat 10. "d"rlorr and n"n-lrritAt- .
INK II IN rn luHtontnn""uH method ana
no thorough that tho skin In lott pei
foCtIy smooth aud hnlTlrrH, bearing not
tho ioast evidence Of It's former disnE-
uromcnt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08

A meeting or Ii"r" '"u"nmd"rT
knights TcmplHr. wnH hold ~ ia" VI"
sonic tcInpln on lolmont street. lhnl
might, aud thcrc wnH work In Tho d"
gTceH.
bury Child.
nau Chhrlnh A DonrEO- of The ChLls
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08

Mrs l.. l.. Moore or Euclid avenue
was the hoAtsns 10 tho members OF thn
yynmUn'z WnIlnrs club at hcr homo ycH-
trrdny evening. Following tho buHl'
mass meeting OF tho organization n so
cihl program was followed. and tho ovo-
ming concluded with a tempting luhch-
con which was served tho EunHtH.
Local Papor Buapsnds.
Tho Ohio valley News. ono or tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08

Ono OF tho best meeting" over heIn
nv tho members OF tho Wom"nS club
fook placo in the BOARD OF Trade roomH
ON Fourth street yesterday afternoon.
Al which tlma tho mombcrS were treat
ed 10 an interesting talk on "fhyHlcnl
Fitnos.' by DIR. Clara Sullivan OF
wheallnR
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08

roma after having hpent the suHa1Ats
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ~ y
Hood 49,
Mrs. NJ A Marble and her 6rotouk.
G.. CnrvIn OF bethlehem, Wefl "
Moundsyilic on Wednesday to ASeso9,
the Homecoming. .AS
Mrs. u. A. Coffmnn and dAuOhtgg
Agnos, OF Jollytown. Pa. were gueoA
OF MrH. J.. II. Schubert OF Mozart. NeAe
day and Tuesday -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08
BRIDGEPORT

Leave ncwn IlrnK f"I Tho I"i"ln'
,,p,o, at II,h,y'u NCwn rinnd
uoIhy e. Il"od.n lriuH El"t" 80 ia"
urldyounII JInrhunI" IuuIpnuy. "r
chill Martins FcrIy @2i j.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08

C"a"h ttaTl annVupcoH ihnt hl' W''
rTa nT tho l"oal High Heh""l tnnn ~"
all ready rur tho big game HEnlnrt ~"
team rrnm tho Pittsburgh academy ~
IoaRus park tomorrow afternoon, ana
they arc determined to win tn" con-
trai The usuRl large crowd "r Tan" ~
espnctsd 10 OH tho NrNndHtand "hd
bloSchcra at tho grounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08

Accent "'nllf"ruln' |bIup "I flRs
only .Iook Tor tho nam" tnllf"rulh on
m, nnrkuYr thou You nTc HuIn your
,hIIh In having tho beat and most harm
Loss phynio for tho llttlo hioma"h. liver
and bowels Children love I'm lrully
tnAto Full directions On each bOHls
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