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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-08-20
Ohio Official Tells Teachers
Institute This State Ranks
Twelfth
COMMENCEMENT OF
THE EIGHTH GRADE
Diplomas Presented on Wed
nesday Afternoon; PEN
nant Given Champion
. Speller

The devotional exercises on We'd
nesday morning were conducted by
Rev. s. ]. Cleeland.
Miss Faris continued her demon.
stration of primary work with the
children who are coming each morn.
ing of the week for their lesson.
Geo. M. Morris, representative
from the State Department of Public
Instruction, was present and gave a
short talk on school conditions in the
state. AS a result of a survey OF
school conditions made all over the
country by the Russell Sage Founda-
tion, it was found that Ohio ranks
twelfth in the list of states in regard
to its public school system. Montana
Arizona, Utah and other western
states rank ahead of Ohio. There is
no reason why Ohio should be 30 far
down in the list and we should do all
we can to bring her up to first rank,
he said.
"A King of the Wilderness" was the
subject of DR.. Green's address. The
king of whom he spoke was self
exiled one, Henry David Thoreau, who
lived the life of a recluse in his hut
in the woods that he might study na-
ture more closely and 11ave more
time for reading and writing.
The entire afternoons session was
taken up with the Knox county Sth
grade commencement. These boys
and girls came from all parts of the
county to receive the diplomas which
entitle them to enter high school this
fall. Two hundred and eighty-three
children were entitled to a diploma,
only few of whom were not present.
Many parents and friends of the chill
dren attended the exercises. The spe-
cial music of the afternoon was fur
nished by Mr.. Lawrence Sperry who
sang "On the Road to Mandalay"
and "The Americans Come" by Miss
Kathryn Watson Of Gambler who gave
two selections on the cello. Elegie
(Masseuet) and Lullaby CPopper) and
by Miss Pauline Smith who sang A
Birthday and My Shadow.
The address of the afternoon was
given by DR.. Green. He took for his
subject question which had once
been asked him by little boy, "Do
Yoh Think I'll Make It?" He told the
children that in order to become sue
cessful, or "to make It," each one must
have some definite purpose in view
some goal toward which he is striv
ing, that he must have an adaptability
to that which he is doing; he must
manifest individual activity; he must
possess an intellectual equipment: he
must have spirit OF determination,
he must cultivate happy nature ant
show a spirit of helpfulness towart
others.
At the close of the exercises pen
nant was given to Janice Mann o
Fredericktown who was the winner II
spelling contest between the various
schools Of the county last spring.
Friday, 9 a. m.
| Music.
Devotional Exercises.
Music-Julia p. Leonard.
Cambridge University and Her Lit
erary Men, II. Green.
Demonstration of Primary Teach
ing-Lillie A. Faris.
100 p. NJ.
Music-Julia p. Leonard.
GrOwing-F. III. Green.
The Challenge-Lillie A. Faris.
Business session.
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CALENDAR
THURSDAY Auu. 10.

X Thursday Aug. 10.
e The Women of MooseheWt
g legion will meet at 7.30 o'clock
Il A large class Of candidates will
E be initiated.
k Friday Aug. 20.
e woman's Relief Corps will
Ye meet in the evening.
e The w. +. M. s. of the M. p.
& church meets at the home Of
s. Mrs. Brook Ransom, North Gay
x street. Questions to the "QMes-
Ne tion Box" will be found in the !
& August number of the Record !
Ye and the answers in the July .
e number.
e Business meeting of the Wo- !
y3 mans Guild of the Presbyter- ,
M ian church at the church par. ,
Sk lors at 2:30 p. m.
x The Past Chiefs association !
II of the Pythian Sisters will ,
u meet at 3 o'clock.
II II II II II II II II II II II
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McCONAHA AGREES 10 :
SETTLE BOARD BILL

Walter McConaha, arrested on a
charge of jumping board bill,
amounting to $4204, was arraigned
before Squire Harter late Wednes-
day afternoon. McConaha gave an
order on his employer for the amount
of the board bill and was released
from custody.
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WOMAN IS RELEASED
FROM COUNTY JAIL

Goldie Weekley. who has been in
Jail for several weeks, having been
bound over to the grand jury on a
charge OF adultery, was released
Thursday afternoon on her own recog.
nizance.
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pImensIon, Of . Million.

A way Of realizing the meaning Of
. million, almost MS good as counting
chestnut blossoms. Is to think Of what
It means In time. Few people real
ize that there are less than million
days In the whole Christian era; In
fact. II we count back million days
from 1920 we come to date well be-
fore the founding Of Rome. while q
million hours would take us back al
most to the battle OF Trafalgar.
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stat. Of Ohio. city Of ro,.ao. 1ae..

State Of Ohio. City Of Toledo. Ineas
Frank J. Cheney maIes oath thar he Il
q Co.. doing business in the CITY Of TO.
ledo. County and State Aforesaid, and that
sSiG nhrn isT 9,0 wv Psy 81 the The sum Of ONE HUN.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE. -
FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn 20 before me and subscribed in
AZ 1assssnnee' assn TINS e'n Gay OF OscemnsF'
HALLS .CATARRH MEDICINE Il tax.
On internally and acts through the Blood
on the Mucous Surfaces OF the System,
DYuggtats. TIC. Testimonials free.
3. J. Cheney q Co.. Toledo. Ohio.
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Shop Employees
To Have Picnic

The employees OF the Pennsylvania
shop will hold an all day picnic at
Olentangy park, Columbus Friday.
The trip will be made early Friday
morning In special train of fourteen
coaches. Over nine hundred are plan
ing to attend the picnic.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-08-20

sides six delegates large number of
local men are expecting to attend the
convention.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-08-20
Members Of Club
Hold A MeetIno

The members Of the Modern Art
club were delightfully."- entertained
Wednesday evening by Mrs. Omer
Foote at her home on East Pleasant
street. Twelve members were pres.
ent during the evening and one out Of
town guest, Mrs. Earl Foote OF Hunt
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-08-20

CONNEAUT--R. 8. Work, photb-
grapher, falls from the roof OF a
building and is perhaps fatally injur-
ed. ta
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Picnic Held
At Lyons Lake

Members of the Gambler Ladies'
Country Home Club are enjoying a
picnic and outing today at Lyons
Lake, the entertainment being furn-
ished by the men. A picnic dinner was
served at the noon hour. About G5
persons were In attendance.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-08-20

BANNER CLASSIFIED ADa PAY
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-08-20
Regular Meeting
OF Daughters

OF Daughters
The Daughters of Veterans held
their regular meeting Tuesday evening
IN the g. A. r. hail. After the reg
iilar routine Of business was transact
ed, the August committee entertained
by taking the ladies' to Candyland.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-08-20
/, ingtoh, Ind. A delicious supper was
served by Mrs. Foote.

ingtoh, Ind. A delicious supper was
served by Mrs. Foote.
Liberty Club
To Have Dance
The Liberty club will entertain with
dance in the K of G. hall Friday ev.
ening. Music for the dancing will be
furnished by the Buckeye Syncopat.
ors.
Knights Of Pythias
Give Dance
The knights of Pythias Of Freder-
icktown gave a dance in the X. of
p. hall in Fredericktown Wednesday
evening. A large number Of persons
were present, among them being a
number of people from this city. The
music was furnished by the Buckeye
Syncopators of this city.
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| Ladies OF Eiks
| Gard Party

Ladies' OF Eiks
Card Party
The Ladies of the Elks club enter
tanned with a delightful card party
Wednesday Afternoon in the Elks club
rooms. Five tables of progressive
euchre were filled. The prizes were
awarded to Mrs. Durbin and Mrs.. Har
ry Shipley.
Among the guests present were
Mrs. Harry Lurie of Akron "a former
resident of this city, and Mi"s Hyatt
of Alliance.
Delicious refreshments we.e served
in the grill room at tables prettily
decorated with purple and white as
ters.
A committee, with Mrs. Allen John.
ston as chairman, arranged the party.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-08-20
Coe-Emsweller
waddinn

Wedding
Mr.. Clinton Coe and Miss Josselyn
Enlsweller, we'll known young people
OF Mt. Vernon, were united In mar.
riage last Friday in Covington. KY, ac-
cording to announcement made today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coe will make their
homo In Mt. Vernon
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Entertained
With Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Loney of Dan.
Vile entertained the following with u
six o'clock dinner Thursday: Mr.. and
Mrs. Sheets. Mr.. and Mrs. Crumrine
and son, Carl, OF Huntington, W. Va,
Miss Mabel Horn, Mr.. Clarence Engle
OF Howard and Mr.. and Mrs. p. l..
Dudgeon.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-08-20
Country Club Tea
10 Given

country Ciup Tea
10 Given
The largest number of guests pres.
ent at a tea this season we're in at
tendance at the tea given at the
Country Club Wednesday afternoon.
Over a hundred ladies were present
during the afternoon.
Miss Flo Armentrout of Frankfort,
KY, who is spending the summer in
this city gave vrey clever dance,
being In Spanish costume.
A vocal selection, "The Passage
Birds Farewell, by Hildach, was
sung in a charming manner by Miss
Florence Mcdonald of Mansfield and
Miss Pauline Simth of this city. Miss
Mcdonald also sang "Danza" by Chad
wick. Mrs. F.. w. Stamm played the
accompaniment on the piano.
The committee arranging the tea
consisted of Mrs. Lanning Parsons,
chairman, Mrs. G.. G. C0nley, Mrs. G.
M. Gray. Mrs. l.. b. Walton, Mrs. X.
8. Goodell, Mrs. A. A. Dowds, Mrs. Il.
J. Everly Mrs. ]. X. CaypOol, Mrs.
w. f.. Newberry, Mrs. Louis Baker,
Mrs. J. A. Nelson, Mrs. II. G. Singluff,
Mrs. S. r.. Deeley, Mrs. C. X. Tiebout,
Mrs. p. II. Larwill and Miss Nellie
McFadden
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Bee Hive Club
Aa~ nia.i-

Bee Hive Club
Has Picnic
The members Of the Bee Hive club
held an all day picnic Tuesday at
Buckeye Lake. Twenty ladies were
present and reported delightful
time.
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Home Coming
At Howard

The homecoming OF the Howard
Church of Christ will occur Sunday,
August % at 10 a. m. Everyone in.
vited to come with well.filled baskets.
Evening journal., 1920-07-16

The family mansion OF the Armstrong
family for the past 70 years. Being
located directly on the Lincoln High
way. and reached by both Brandy
wine Springs Trolley, and the Poop
les Bus Line, 10 has in It's new
cuise OF modern development
awakened The eyes Of the people oi
this community 10 a locality Ideally
siiuatod for homes and hOme-slies.
and has created SO much interest ana
attention that IL has put Prices
Corner ION the map"
Mr. 6. c. Blackwell, contractor ana
builder, thought enough or 10 10 Duy
several lois for his own use, on
which he intends TO build imme-
lntelv. Being on The SPOT, ne Is
c1uipned 90 take contracts Tor inc
preciion-ef homes for anyone VINO
has decided to locate at 'BhOOh-
While up to the present time,
tourists coming oVcr tne Lincoln
highway. have known Prices Corner
as a landmark and turning point IN
their route. they probably VIII Wlth-
In couple Of years from now ind
Instead OF open fields ana rolling
country. a we'll built ZAP attractive
accumulation OF pretty buusal0.,W,s %,
and cottages. that will stamp thls
polnt as one Of the prettlest supn.r-
iRn spots anywhere surrounding
Wilmington. -,-. -,
"BROON.AND TERRACE have inject
cd into their proposition a hummer
on unique and original IDEAS TO IN,
lcrcst prospective buyers: IL Is no.
Isolated and hard TO reach. one gar
leave either on the trolley or ih'
bus. and after alighting take 10 steps
and actually stand on the property
Arranrc menis have already beer
made hv some OF the buyers "a
"BROOklLAND TERRACE TO cree
homes. and actual construction VIII
begin within "a few days.
Evening journal., 1920-07-16
MANY BUYLOTS
At BROOKLAND
Holloway Company Estab-
fishes Record With Its
Prices Corner Suburb
CONVENIENCE TO
CITY is APPEALING

Anyone acquainted with Whining
ton for the past few years, must
have noticed The tremendous activity
on almost every hand In real estate.
Almost every day sees new spot
under development This procedure
has been recently going on at such
a rate, that 70 Is practically estab-
fishing a now record for growth in
this community.
One OF the most important Of the
recent developments near The city.
Is "BROOlLAND TERRACE" which
Is located ST Prices Corner. The
sale Of this properly opened recently,
and has 10 date broken all records for
sales anywhere within the vicinity of
Wilmington. While Prices Corner here
iofore. as beautiful a spot as 10 was,
was little more than historic
point, because OF a visit there by
General Green In Revolutionary times
70 has not until now been brought
under the hand Of development.
This property has been the site OF
Evening journal., 1920-07-16
Miscellaneous Saturday Specials

Special Saturday Sale
Regular $3.50 Wash Skirts
of pure Linen, Gabardine
and Poplin. Saturday, $2.39.
Women'S and Misses
regular $3.50 Suits, for
vacation, $500.
Kayser'S pure silk
Gloves, with guaranteed
finger tips, S5c.
16-button length, pure
silk Gloves; regular $500.
Saturday, $1.00.
w. B., American Lady and
ROYAL Worcester CorsetS.
Saturday, $3.50.
Kayser's pure Isle thread
Vests; regular S1.00; regu-
lar and extra sizes. Satur-,
day, 59c and 69c.
Kayser'S fine ribbed Union
Suits; regular $1.50. Sat
urday, $1.00.
Very fine French Dress
Voiles; plain colors; regu-
lar IS. Saturday, soc.
Ladies' ribbed Pants, Csc.
Evening journal., 1920-07-16
.S11,321 MORE FOR
NEGLECTED FAMILIES

During June. sii32ii4 was collect
ed from non-support orders by the
oillce of State Probation Onlcer Ray,
according 90 Mr.. Rays report made
in Municipal Court yesterday. The
report follows:
Total collected from court orders
for June Sii, ,32iii; total collected
from court orders. Sii2.20i02; total
from workhouse for June S9i; total
paid out in June, siiii2ih; children
i59: collected from special cases for
June, Si0l67j; total collected from
special cases, SiO.2S5.5O; wives and
mothers In June. 2; children involved
In all. &c; wives and mothers In all,
20, total collected from court orders
and speclal cases. 8l2 .i28 80.
Evening journal., 1920-07-16

Dozens of striking new models to select from
nd other makes. Women's and Misses Sizes
Evening journal., 1920-07-16
TELEPHONE RUsE
AIDS IN ROBBERY

LOS ANGELES Unless YOU know
the voice OF "the lady you like
mighty well. beware the next time
she telephones you to meet ner.
George Rothman received such a call
here. With Harry King and Frank
Holmes he started for the home OF ms
sweetheart, who was sick. according
90 the telephone conversation. Half
way TO his destination a youth step
ped from shrubbery, produced gun
and took $40 from ROthman, y cents
from King and 80 cents from HolemS.
Rothman's sweetheart never tele-
ph0ned him.
Evening journal., 1920-07-16

About 200 stylish, new trimmed
Hats to 90 on special sale Satur-
day at this greatly reduced price.
All fashioned creations that are
the last word in style. Leading
materials, trimmings, etc. All
colors.
Evening journal., 1920-07-16
CAFETERIA IN STATION

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
has decided 20 open in the French
street station the cafeteria which the
company has had under consideration
for some time. Work has already
been started on the necessary altera-
tlons. The location will be the room
in the main corridor, on the first floor,
opposite the Information window
formerly occupied as "a bootblack
parlor, and an adjacent room along
side the Union News COmpany's stand
There will be a restaurant, lunch
counter and soda fountain.
Evening journal., 1920-07-16
PAINT COMPANY RESUMES

James Bradford Company has com
peied The installation Of machinery
In It's new plant, 2i2 Market street
and will resume the manufacture Of
paint and painters supplies in a few
laNs
Evening journal., 1920-07-16

Lace trimmed Scarfs and
Shams; regular $1.50. SAT-
urday, $1.OO.
Mohawk Sheets; 81x90.
Saturday, $2.45.
Mohawk Pillow Cases,
36x45. Saturday, 65c.
Mohawk Bolster Cases,
42x72. Saturday, $1.OO.
Bates Seersucker Dress
Ginghams; regular Doc.
Saturday. 40c.
Extra size House Dresses,
$500.
Bows Khaki Pants; sizes
7 to 1S years. Saturday.
$1.39.
Children's pretty Flow
cred Wolfe Dresses; sizes 2
to IL years; regular $3.50.
Saturday, $500.
Children's White Organ
die and Wolfe Dresses; sizes
z to IA years, SIS to $40.
Kayser's regular $3.50
Italian Silk Vests. Saturday,
$500.
Evening journal., 1920-07-16

1,500 pairs pure silk
Onyx Hosiery; ladies' full
fashioned, with Isle garter
tops; regular $3.50 and
$1.75. Saturday only, S5c.
Ladies black gauze Isle
Hosiery, 25c.
Mems pure silk Half
Hose; black only. Satur-
day, 39c.
Children's Athletic
Waists; regular SOC. Sat-
urday, 33c.
Boys Nainsook CSC Union
Suits; sizes % to 80. Sat-
urday only, Csc.
Nazareth Union Suits;
best made, S5c.
Girls Ribbed Vests, to
close out, 15c.
Mems nicely finished
Bal. Underwear, 59c.
Mems Delmarvia Ath-
letlc Union Suits; regular
SIPS. Saturday, S5c.
Mems FaultlesS Night
Shirts, S1.S5.
Evening journal., 1920-07-16

Get the habit OF telling your need
through The Wants.--Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-13

THREE SULLIVAN ARTICLES every
week In The Intelligencor constitute the
strongest newspaper feature OF the iSSo
campStgn, Read the Wilson article
Saturday. f-1--h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-13
GROSSCUP LEADS
IN TYLER COUNTY
INTERESTING STATEMENT By HON.
o. C. CARTER, OF MIDDLE
BOURNE.
Tyler County Republicans Recognize His
Services to tho State.

Hon. O. G. Carter, of Middlebourne, was
prominent visitor in the city yester-
day. Mr.. Carter is one OF the most prom
incnt and active lawyers Of Tyler coun-
ty, and takes a keen interest in Rcpub-
lican politics. To an Intclligencer re-
porter Mr.. Carter said:
Il think that Col. Fred Paul Grosscup
Is going to carry Tyler county by nice
mn i"rity, and my information Is that he
will get very big vote In the entire
Fourth Congressional District. In TACT,
il Is generally conceded he will have a
big majority in tho IE.urth District. The
Republicans Of nur county regard Col.
Grosscup's record through thirty years
Of activity ms n builder and developer
Of the state as ono that Is especially
deserving Of commentator. They also
know him TO have been loyal. actiVe
and aggressive man, man who has con-
Stantly served the party. made sacri-
fees for II who has never been an Of
ficcholdcr. In fact, the general feeling
is that il IS time to have something
like a new deal at Charleston. and 10
let some of the men who have been
holding office twelve. sixteen and twenty
years retire TO private life. l do not
think there is any question about Col.
Grusscup's nomination and election. he
certainly is decidedly in the lead at the
present time"
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CAMERON WOMAN
DIES SUDDENLY

CAMERON. w. Va. Feb. Mira
Jas. T.. Hutchinson died suddenly and
very unexpectedly Wednesday morning
at n. M, following an illness Of only
a few days Her death was entirely un-
expected and came rs a great shock to
her friends and relatives. Mrs. Hutch
inson whose maiden name was Teresa
McAfcc. was born and raised at Tlairs-
villc Pa She was married to James
is 1917. She was Of lovablc DISPOSE
ton, and during her short stay In Cam
cron she had cndcarcd herself to many
friends who deeply d"plor" her uniimcly
demise, She was but IS years old. An
infant babe. Nellie May. passed away
the day before It's mother died. Jan?
Ellen. a bright liitl" iwo-y"ar-old EirJ
survives impressive services were con-
Quoted M n" HON" by Rev. Father
Rraydcn. Of the Catholic church. and
Rev, i NJ. Fisher. Of the Presbyterian
church. Following III" services the re-
main, Of both mother and bah" were lad
at rest lu tho Highland cemetery.
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and efficient legislator.

Industrious and efficient legislator. As
a member OF the Republican majority,
he had quite a little influence framing
legislation in the house Mr.. M9ulds
has been spoken Of for the Repueican
nomination for state senate. 1t Is Han
cocks turn to furnish the stare senator
this year. and Mr.. Mouds Is logically
In inc for promotion. Speaking en- the
subject TO an Intelligencer reporter no
said
II have been considering the matter or
announcing my candidacy and may do so
within the next week. However. l am
not nj all certain az 10 this point. ana
my decIson will dcpendsto large ex-
tent on the action OF other friends who
have been mentioned in connection win
the place I am loyal Republican. an
active member Of one Of the railway
unions and think my record IN the leg
islature. while conservative. would IN
dictate that I can be depended upon TO
support progressive legislation. II de-
eide, 10 Become candidate l VIII make
a formal announcement within tho mex,
few weeks"
IyAP SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-13
MEDICAL SOCIETY WILL
POSTPONE MEETINGS
Weather: Cloudy

Tho Ohio County Medical Society
meetings for today and February 90
have been postponed until February -.
by announcement Of Dr Harry Hall, the
president. yesterday. Owing 10 the pre-
valence Of colds. grippe and Influenza
the physicians have in such constant
demand for service during the past few
weeks, that It Is considered advisable
TO postpone the next meetings OF the
society until toward the end Of the
month.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-13
WHAT DOCTOR SAYS
ON CONSTIPATION
No One Pill Can Possibly F.: Every
body's Case.

Instead of ta'ting a biz ugly pill aud
almost wrrCkng your sNst"m--'1
down To III" drug store and ct hun
drcd liiiI" "E-Z' tablets fer 20. They
are tiny littlr wonder working tablets
YOU can i"ko any time. Take on" at
nrcc-.l lnadnchc bilirusn"Hs. cramps.
dizziness and other symptoms vanl"h--
No need ia wait until he'd time. TAX"
another In IN hrur-Trkc ON" whenever
ynd feel had--Suit the number To your
own part .cuiHr casc. They are about
as lrr~c &C pin hcad-no danger 81
oycrdrstrr- ~" danger Of being sick al
rrxl dly--r"l:c On" any time. G. IT,
Gr'e-t's pru. store or any we'll stocked
druggist
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-13

READ TTAR-S SU1G1VAN'5 ART1-
TIE III Saturdays 1ntnll:Eencer en- the
nossiblo candidacy Of pra9lGcnt Wilson.
It Is iiiu1:linsttn and brings out many
facts AID angles not hitherto known.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-13
SPRING WALL PAPER IN

Thn burgess Gnrurt company On Mar
kct street yrst"riHH atl"rn nom r"r2ivtd
n l"ria. ShipmNu' "f AVAIL paper. ThiS
is tn. r,i,ular spring shipment which -
several works. Late Oh account Of inc
Scar,.tv 81 raw prnduriS THIS firm -
one ,r tin. largest In IT," city and w:ll
have, th.lr new and full display on
HOY ~ i.i,. next couple dayS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-13

buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-13
HON, J, ". MOULDS
prominent weirton Man May Be Can
didate for state Senate.

Hon. J. W. Moulds. OF Weirton. w.
Va. was Il visitor In the city yes'e rday.
Mr. Noulds served IN the legislature
from Hancock county and made Il most
com rendable record as an Intelligent.