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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-22
Ned6Ie dnem hrlzy a zdeseni V Dub|in6
FRANCOUZI BOMBARDO,
WALL FEODOSIJI.
Stalo Sc tax v odvetu "a to, ze
bolsevici strileli ma lodi odva.
zejici utecence.

Carihrad, 20. list. Feodosiia,
mesto We vychodnim Krymu,
byla bombardovana francouz-
skou yaletnou lodi, k cemuz
Zavdala podnet strelba bolsevi-
ku ma francouzske ,torpedovky,
odvazejici utecence. Diva ma
mofnici ma francouzskych To-
dich byli poraneni.
Gen. Wrangel ustanovil ad-
mirala Kupetova vrchnim veli-
telem ruskeho lod' 'stva v turec-
kych vodach. Ruske valetne To-
di a parniky vztycily ma sto-
zarech francouzskou vlajku.
Cafihrad, 20. list. Gen. Wran
gel ohlasil dnes, re on a jeho
armada a lod'stvo jsou hotovi
znova zahajiti boj, ale ze pro
pritomnou dobu jeho budouc-
most Jest nerozhodnuta.
LODI gen. Wrangela jest "a
kotvena V mori Marmorskem,
on vsak odepfel vystoupiti z
nj, prohlasiv, ze chce sdfleti
strasti a svizele svych vojakt
!, a uteSenca aa preplnenych To-
dich.
"Ucinil jsem vSechno, co by.
10 licSky mono me svedomi
jest ciste," pravil gen. Wran.
gel. "Moie vojsko bylo pfemo.
zeno zoufalymi nabehy sesti u.
plnych sovetskych armad. Mo.
il vojaci odrazeli dtoky dvaceti
osmi divisi al konetne byli Wy.
sileni.'
Cafihrad, 20. list. DepeSe 2
Tiflisu zde obdrzena sdeluje
re armenske vojsko couvlo '
dobr6m poradku pred turecky
mi nacionalisty, opustivsi Kar:
po prichodu jedne turecke di
wise ma frontu y Olti.
| Dne 7. listopadu turectf ma
cionaliste napadli Armeny
boku. kteri ustoupili pax dt
pevnosti Karske, ale ia byls
rovnez dobyta Turky. Jina de
pese sdeluie. ze Armensko pre-
chazi pod bolsevickou kontro
lu.
/ Peking, 20. list. Bolsevic
obnovili Itoky proti svym ne
pratelum We vychodni Sibiri .
dobyli Borgiu ma Sibffske dra
re. 225 mil severozapadne OF
City.
/ Gen. Semenov, protibolsevic
ky kozacky vidce, operuje
Mandzurie, rs mil jihovychod
ne Cd Borgie velky poeet je
no vojaki ma tinske nzemi
kde byli odzbrojeni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-22
ZELICOWSKI OPET UTOcf.
Porusil polsko-litvinske prime
ri . tim pry zarovei dal RusGm
zaminku obnoviti valku prot
Polshu.

Litve muze miti dalekosahle
nasledky. ProraZil litvinske IL
ME severovvchodne cd Vilny a
hroZi pry dobytim cele tamni
oblasti.
Tim bylo poruSeno polsko-
litvinske pfimeri, docilene "a
krocenim Svazu NarodG. FARO
ven poskytuje Sc tim prilezi-
tost obnoviti nepratelstvi proti
Polsku 2 toho d1vodu, re pod
minky pfimefi, urcujici polske
drzavv onom Izemi byly po-
ruseny. Polsko Sc vymlouva, re
Zeligowski valci ma svoji vlast-
nj pest, ale jeho nepratele tyr
df, ze vojsko je polskych uni
formaeh a nos( polske zbrane.
Dokonce stava moznost, re i
Svaz NarodG mohl by byti str
zen do konfliktu 5 ruskymi ar
madami. Shromazd6ni odhlaso-
valo poslati male oddly Britt,
Francouzd, Spanelu a Belgica-
MI do Vilny, aby vedli doZor
mad plebiscitem, jimz ma byti
rozhodnuto, zdali wilma pri-
padne Polsku nebo Litve.
kdyby Rusove obratili sc do
Litvy, stava moznost, re jejich
armady srazily by Sc vojskem
Svazu Narodd.
Londyn, 20. list. Dobyti Pro-
| skurova, V Podoli padesat mil
severne cd Kamence Podolske-
no, ruskYm sovetovym vojskem
operujicfm proti Ukrajincum,
Jest oznameno V jiskrove depe-
81 obdrzene z Moskvy dnes.
Mesto bylo dobyto v patek bri-
gadou Katoveskeho.
Ruska sovetova vlada pro.
hlasila V depesi z Moskvy, ze
jest donucena zanesti valku dc
neutralniho pasma mezi Pol.
skem a Ruskem nasledkem ito.
XII ma sov6tove vojsko, cine.
nych gen, Balakovicem, velite.
lem polskych dobrovolnickycf
sbort. .iez odeprely ustati bo.
jich. kdyz polsko-ruske prime
Fl bylo uzavfeno.
/ Zpravy z Varsavy, dodavi
/ depese. pravf, ze Polsko Sc O.
/ bava lmvslil Ruska, jezto pat
nact ruskych divisi jest soustre
demo ma polskych hranicich.
I Londyn, 20. list. Moskevskt
depese pokracuje,, "2e Petlura
| jeko Wrangcl, hanebne opu
still svoii porazenou armada
Jeste nekolik ran Petlurovf
armada pfestane existovati
NaSe statecne vojsko ma zapad
nj front9 zahajilo operace pro
| ii gen. Balakovitovi."
Varsava. 21. list. Ma severn
znova rozpoutaly sc boie mez
gen. Zeligowskim a Litviny ;
ma rI2nych mistech Ia polsky
mi hranicemi, kan rudi prive
dli znacne posily a vrhli j
proti gen. Balakovicovi. q Vii
; nv ae oznamuje, ze Litvini "a
haiili ofensivu proti strednf Lii
+, TIVE. Mnoho zajatcn, mezi MIN
ieden general, bylo vzato
, Mesta Giedrjoe Svetlanky
: severovychodne cd Kovna, do
byta.
Zpravy z Halice sdeluii. q
10000 voiak1 Simona Petlur.
/, pfekrocilo hranice, hledaiic
z&chranu V Polsku pied postu
: puiicimi bolseviky a pravi sc
ze vice voiska. ie7 boioval
proti sovetovym armadam "a
/ padn9 Cd Kijeva, blizl Sc X ar
nlistitnf eAfe.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-22
KRVEPROLITi v ASI, NIKOLI
v PRAZE
kabelogram Cs Tisk. Kanceafe sdeluje re tfi osoby
byly zabity patnact raneno

V sobotu odpoledne, kdy byl
"Svet" iiz V tisku, obdrzeli
jsme nasledujfcf telegram cd
Csl. Tisk. Kancelafe, jenz po-
dava vysvetleni k nejasne de-
pesi Sdruzeneho tisku, kterou
tehoz dne isme uvefejnili:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-22

Pfaha, Is. list. Velke de-
monstrace meste Asi po str
zeni pomniku cisare Josefa IL.
ceskoslovenskym v9jskem, jez
napadeno rozvasnenym meme
ckym davem. Tri mrtvi, pat
nact ranenych. Demonstrantim
odebrany pusky. Premier Ger
ny ostfe odsoudil nacionalisti-
ekk vytrznosti q appeloval ma
lsenatory, zejmena nxmecke, a.
by, pracovali k uklidnsni lidu.
Praha Iplns pokojna. Delni-
,ctvo zada vladu, aby zaruGila
nerusenou praci parlamentu a
ziednala kid.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-22

Praha, II. list. (Kabel. Csl.
T. K.) Boz sochu cfsafe Jo-
sefa II. ktera byla odstran6na
csl. legionari, stal Sc zaminkou
a rouskou pro prosazovani pre-
pjatych nemeckych pozadavkd
a dal Nemcdm podnet k proje-
VII razu pangermanskeho nebo
habsbursko- -hohenzollernskeho
Uvodnik vcerejsi "Bohemie"
liti velkonemecky raz demon
straci chebskych.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-28
ENGAGEMENTS

and Mrs l. Lackey of Colps announce the en- daughter Thema MT Paul T. Ward of this the wedding to take place in the early part of April Hoffman and of Joseph of the April No cards
 F. of Christian the wedding 0 place April. No cards A. M Rouss of Eney wedding to April | Columbus, Ga A. W Tate of Newton the engage daughter Augusta MT Jonn Snodg1ass of Greenvle s. C. the engagement of her Mcdaniel Chicago to in April
 
 Caud anton of the latter
 
 MT Hugh Caron Akin o the be April l4 1920 of the Kelley Mr. Edgar of Wednesday eveninq April '. at at Talladega
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-28
AIL-VETERANS
 RAIL,

The all-veterans' ball which will Dc given on April 16 promises to he a highly interesting social event
 The Confederate Veterans, Veterans of the Spanish American War and Vet erans of the World War will be the honored guests of the occasion.
 Many unique features are beink planned by a committee under the lead ership of Mrs. s. L. Ledbetter. The music will be arranged by a committee with Mrs. Jack Adams, as chairman.
 The American Legion will assist the Yancey chapter of the United Daugh- ters of the Confederacy in making the entertainment success. and all com mitfees are working enthusiastically to that end.
 Such occasions these are necessary to accentuate the splendid service given by so many in defense of their country or nation.
 The committee from the American Legion is as follows Mir. Harry !. White. NIT. Mark Myatt and MT. Joe R. Cook Jr The committees assisting Mrs H. w Bostick. general chairman. are: Special features. Mrs. s. l.. Led- better. chairman; decorations, Mrs. Leonard Hobart. chairman: tickets. Mrs Chappell Cory. chairman: music. Mrs Jack Adams. chairman: publicity. Mrs ]. R Hornady. chairman.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-28
NEWTON N-ROGERS
 WEDDING PLANS

Miss Annie Lee Rogers, whose en- gameht to MT, Williams Newton of Thomasville. N. C.. was recently ant nounced. has set her wedding date for April 14, and completed the personnel of the attendants.
 The ceremony is to be performed at the First Presbyterian Church in Ens- ley on the morning of April IA, at 8 o'clock, a breakfast following imme- diately at the home of the bride
 Mrs. James Henry Madden has been chosen as matron of honor and Miss Gladys English is to be the only brides maid Mir J. w. Lambeth of Thomas ville, N O, will act as best man. Mir. James Rogers, Jr. and MT. George Looney are to be the ushers. The bride will be given in marriage by her father. Mir James Y. Rogers.
 Mrs John Andrews is to sing.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-28

in the class in millinery and dressmak = ing. which meets just after the supper hour on Monday evenings Following this class is the glee club. conducted by Dr. Leonora Bond.
 Beginning next Tuesday the class in English will meet at 6 o'clock. Fol- lowing. at 7;45, is the class in citizen- ship, conducted by Attorney T. J. Wing field. Again on Thursday evening at o'clock the English class meets, but instead of the study in citizenship fol- lowing at 7:15, there is a class in par liamentary law, which is taught by
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-28
.ALUMNAE BANQUET

The alumnae banquet of the Living .ston State Normal School will be held at the Enllman hotel at o'clock Fri day eveming, April 2. All alumnae are urged to be present. Enrollments musx be not later than the call meeting fol- lowing the general session of the A. F. A. on Thursday evening.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-28
MISSION STUDY CLASS

The mission study class of the south side Baptist Church will meet Wednes- day morning at 10.sD at the home of Mrs. J. w Whatley, 224s Arlington avenue. Chapter No. will be taught by MT Lee. Circle No. will assist in entertaining. The class met last week
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-28
FOR BRIDE ELECT

Mrs Victor Prowell and her daugh- ter, Mrs. Michael Nolan, will be joint hostesses at tea Thursday, April s, at their home on Iroquoise avenue, in honor of Miss Lucille Lamkin, whose marriage to Mir Clarence Seaton Bar ker> will be an event of April 20.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-28

f4 at o'clock in the incoming The tride will be given in marriage by Ter father, Dr. W. A. Burns and her sister. Miss Dorothy Burns will be her maid of honor MT. Blackwelder will lave as his best man his brother Mir. Earle Biackewlder pr. W. M. Black weIder of Huntsville, father of the groom, will officiate-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-28
MIR. AND MRS. MELLON DINNER HOSTS

MT. and Mrs. Max Mellon will en- certain for Miss Annie Dee Rogers and
 her wedding attendants at dinner party Tuesday evening, April 15
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-28
BLACKwELDER- BURNS WED-
 DING DATE ANNOUNCED

The date for the wedding of Miss Margaret Dreziree Burns and MT. Dai vid Lee Blackwelder, has been set for Wednesday, April II.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-28

Mrs Noe. R. Wallace. Everyone who wishes may join this class.
 A delightful supper is served each evening before the classes assemble, so that any member can come directly from her office.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-28
Society News and Activities of City and Suburb

with Hrs. W. B. Allen, 151i waucoma f,st.. with firty-four present. After a most interesting lesson. a luncheon was Isserved by Circle No. 3.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-28
BLACK WILDER BURNS WEDDING PLANS

The marriage of Miss Margaret Deziree Burns and MT. David Lee BlackWelder will De solemnized at the home of the brides parents, pr. and Mrs, W. A. Burns, on Wednesday. Apri,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-28
GLASSES AT BUSINESS MOMENTS CLUB

Interest continues to grow in . the classes being held at the Business ana Professional Women's Club.
 There are number Of youn4 women
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-28
MISS JACKsON'S PARTY

Miss Jessxe Jackson will entertain at i. a theatre pasty on Saturday in honor of Miss AnnAe Dee Rogers, bride elect.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-28
AFTER REHEARSAL
 pARTY

MT. and Mrs. James F. Rogers will entertain the members Of the Newton. Rogers wedding party at an after- 13.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-28
GOWNS WORN BY
 MARGARET ROMAINE

In addition to her beauty of face and form. her lovely fresh young voice Miss Margaret Romaine. prima donna soprano of the Metropolitan opera, who will sing here April 2, with MT. Angelo cortese, premier Italian harpist, in the "all-star concerts is noted for the ex- duisite taste she displays in dressing.
 Her sartorial effects" one of her critics has said, "are almost as lovely maine understands that to look well 10 be beautifully gowned, and to make an appeal to the eye. is almost as nee essary as the accompanying accessories ta singing-technique interpretation and finish-hence she employs them"
 When Miss Romaine appears here she will wear one of the most stunning gowns ever worn on the concert stage. 8 "dickson modeF' of soft diaphanous materials, deeollette. graceful built upok the most modfsh of lines.
 Being the sister of the beautiful Hazel Dawn, who captured Broadway with her wonderful histrionic talent and her great beauty, a couple of sea sons ago. Margaret Romaine sustains the reptuat tion of her family for beauty, talent and the art of dressing, and when she makes her premier bow to Birmingham, not only will music lovers hear one of the loveliest of all the young American singers, but they will see one of the most beautiful of all the young American divas, and the fact of her beauty as we'll as her talent was the cause of Margaret Romaine's engagement at the Metropolitan by the great impressario. MT Gatti casazza.
 Madame Aida, the lovely wife of Mir. Ciatti, declared when she was in Bir- mingham recently that she considered Margaret Romaine's voice one of the most beautiful of all the Metropolitan opera sopranos today.
 Beauty of face and beauty of voice will be the supreme features of Miss Romaine's appearance here, and with Mir. Cortese's reputation as one of the best and handsomest, as well as one of the most brilliant musicians of the cay, the concert will undoubtedly pre- sent two very pleasing artists from every viewpoint.
 A BIRTHDAY PARTY
 Mrs. w. F. R1oser entertained at de- iightful birthday party at her home at 309 Poplar street, West End, on Thursday in honor of her little daughter. Evelyn Marie Rosers fifth birthday
 The house was very attractive with potted plants.s and soft shaded pink lamps A donkey contest was enjoyed aud the children played different, games Towards the close of the afternoon the little folks marched into the dining room where big birthday cake, with five pink candles decorated the table. Each child received a basket of easter eggs.
 The refreshments were served by Miss Mary HatzelE and Mrs. J. W. Calenbach Among those present were Evelyn Marie Roser Katiheryn McGowan, Dorothy Anna and Katheryn Calenbach; Louis Muiligan, Louise Faucher, Sarah Virginia Harris. Pearl and John McGonegle, Mary and Katheryn. Holmes, Mary Marguerite C,Toole, Lamar Allen, Carolyn Thompson Lillian and Carlton Belle Kent Adding ton. Pelham Fowler Albertine King, Doris Roser and Dorothy King.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-28
OPEN MEETING OF CANTON GLIB

The CaNton Club VIII hold an open meeting Wednesday afternoon at 0 clock at the home of Mrs. Thornton Estes. on Ridge Park avenue.
 Miss sarah E. Luther, chairman or the state illiteracy campaign, who is a most interesting speaker, will make the address of the afternoon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-28

, Rhea Preston, to MT. Wallace Carson, on Tuesday, March 2S. at Decatur, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-28

 MARRIAGE ANR UNCED,

Mr anu Mrs. Charles Keith lfde ans nounce the marriage of their daughter,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-28

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-11
Every Druggist in U. S. In
structed to Refund Price
While You Wait at Count.
erIf Relief Does Not Come
Within Two Minutes.
Delightful Taste, Immediate
Relief, Quick Warm Up.

The sensation Of the year In tho drug
trade IS Aspirnnal. the two-minute cod
and cough reviewer. authoritatlvely
Guaranteed by the laboratories; tested
approved and most enthusiastically en-
drrscd by the highest authorities. ard
nr,cla!med by the common people as
fen tlmcs as quick and effective as
whisky, uCk and rye, or any other
cold aud cough remedy they have tried
All QruE stores are now supplied with
trc wonderful new elixir. so all you
have to do To get rid OF that cold ~ TO
sIep into the nearest drug store. hand
tine clerk half a dollar for bottle of
Aspironal, and tell hIm 10 serve you
two teAspoonfals vita four teaSoonruls
cf water in a glass. With your watch
In yoslr hand. take the drink at one
swallow and call for your money back
IN two minutes lC you cannot feel Your
cnId fadin:; away like 4 dream within
IN, time limit Don't be 6ashful. for
ALL druggists invite you and expect You
10 try Il. Evcryoody's doing il.
when your cold or cough is relieved
take the remainder OF the bottle home
70 your wife and babies. for Aspironal
Is nv far the safest and most effective
the easiest 10 take and the most agree
able cold and cough remedy for infants
and clLtldrca--Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-11
WATER BOAR. i.
HEARS kNlHT
| CLEVELAND ENGINEER ANS
TOWARD MECHANICAL
PILTER.
Shows How Well System May Betil.
lied for Chemical Plant Late

Tho Wheeling pure water COMMON
! last night interviewed Mr.. G.. W. M
} representing the engineering iirBc
Knight. Quayle & Camper. of Column.
! Mr. knight. like some former cngiHG
who have appeared before the comm.
! sion seems Ia favor mcchanich! =.
tom Of filtration as III" most apLlicai
10 tho needs Of the ,ity Of NhcClin
lie. however, differed with othr r"pOr
ma,ir to the 1T! to the cNtcR that h
guaranteed The city plenty o. pur
water from wells for fifteen E3rs iron
INC date Of their installation provide
tho wells were properly la.''.
II" said Iha, Il r"asunab!" Srply :"
water could he cGarant"cd. 'iH~''ii! e:
tho next fifteen years. lin tatcd fnrt'"
or that should a we'll SySt"i he ad"pt~'!
that his firm would adv isc taking plan.
Tor the installation OF lcmical sys.
fem Of filtration. In dCuSSing The
possibility OF the well Pt"r suppl,
diminishing he stated III this could
! easily be done away with the inslai-
! latiou of meters.
In discussing tho relath merits Of
III" we'll and mechanical ysiems Of
water notification. he state that in his
! experience he had found - chemical
! system to be the mos rclhlc.
Knight. .QuayIc and Gamr advocai-
! cd sinking n number Of t. wells 10
I accriain the quality Of thwatcr on
. tainahlc and the amounts (which IL
could h.. found. The cost Othis, the
! stated would be about $500
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-11
Most Temptations
Come Because You
Go Where TheyAr

We all like to 60 out and have
big dinners. Food is something
that tempts everybody. And one
of}thc results OF too much or too
noh eating is piles. This disease
b not pleasant either to think or
to talk about, and for that reason
few folks know how to cure it.
DR.. Pierce's Anodyne Pile Olnt-
ment is considered the best, surest
and safest remedy known. 1t is so
simple TO use, and gives such
quick relief! 1t soothcs and heals
piles in a really wonderful way.
You get relief with the very first
application, and recovery is but a
matter of short time in most
cases. There is no time better
than this very day to get a box at
the drug store and begin using it.
II your druggist does not keep it,
send 60c to Dr.. Pierce's lnvallds'
Hotel in Buffalo, n. Y.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-11
AUTO RUNS DOWN
PEDESTRIAN WITH
THREE INJURED

Three ncopl" were painfully hut not
seriously hurt at HE last night Nh"r
an automubIl" ran int" party Of pcd"s-
trians who were going from "hr"iinG
Park to the street car station at tho
oaks.
The injured:
Miss EDNA NJ. TEATEE go" Jacob
street.
Mass VIRGINIA CR0WTHEE. Is
land.
ninth Street.
William rr,"s;c. who was with The
party. ESCAPED hrlnE hll. After having
thor injuries dr, sscd at the Ohio Valley
General huspIlil. all three Of thc in
cured wore abb 80 20 home. Miss
r,tj.r was 'h' most severely hurt. nay
In# AN arm irur'Ur"u.
III" car which struck th"m * said
10 have been driven ny nclmar Bl'rN
w.,h Jack Blond and NO Young wom n
as passengers. y light from m a.
preaching street e." blinded tn" drlN-
~. resulting III his failure 10 -" t."
p"opl" on the street. Blcry, III All at
tempt 10 ayoId the accident, sW"rN I'd has
car and damaged II IN collision with
the Ir''fluU station.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-11
Easy to Make This
Pine Cough Remedy

--s-s.s-s..s-s.-s

NON know that nine = used n nearly
,,il prr-rrtpt .ou~ and remedies Tor coughs;
STbe reason "a that pine contains several
ncr,,l,,r elements that have remark
,ble effect in soothing ami hcA.Ing the
membranes OF the throat and chest. fiae
il famous for this purpose.
Pine cough Svrups are comb nations
,,f nIne and syrup. Tho syrup part
il usually PLAIN sugar syrup.
To make the best p.ac cough remedy
that money can buy. pat ~ ounces
OF P.nex N q pint bottle. and nj NJ
with home made sugar syrup. VT Won
can usp clarified mo,a~scs. honey, or corn
syrup. instead Of sugar syrup. Either
way, Won make full pint-mor" tnan
Won can buY ready. made for thrs" tunes
inc money IL - pure. good AM very
Instrumentation take II eagerly.
You can feel tn.s take hold Of cough
or cold IN 4 way that means bus ness.
The cough may he G-v. hOarsc and tight.
or may be perSisteutiv ,oose from the
formation OF rhlcvIn. Ia" cause : the
same aliamrd membraueS-ard this
Pinex ana Syrup combination viii stop
it-usuauy IN - hours or less Splendid,
too. for bronchial asthma. hoavsCneSa,
or any ordinary throat asiment
Pinex IS 4 highly concentrated COM
poupd OF genuine Norway pre- extract,
and = famous the world over Tor rs
prompt effect upon coughs.
Beware OF substitutes. Ask Son,r
Druggist for "2Es ounces Of Pinex" with
directions, and don't accept anything
else. Guaranteed 10 give absolute Satis-
faction or money refunded Tho Plne2
CO, It Wayne, Ind
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-11
MAN KILLD
AT BENW.WD

John Soninsky. IS years I. was
found dead in the Renwood su Hy ri
midnight. His skull was frsctti. lie
is supposed Ia have been XII hy
either a street car or an autc,bilc.
Coroner !. r. McCombs ordcrt tn"
body removed to the Coocy-Bcnt nm
d"r,'aking establishments An iueSt
will he held today.
About 10 O'Clock last night Beucd
rolic" were notified that SoninskAas
lettering around the subway. The lice
made search. but failed 20 ind he
man. They returned 10 police Id
quarters. and in ten minutes rec%d
another report that tho man was Sti.
ing in tho middle Of the subway aSl.
An hour later the mans body
found in tho subway.
Soninsky was a miner. A letter
his pocket showed an incompl"t"
dress. -. Bcnwood" A search fail
t. reveal his residence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-11
Miss Missions
Beauty Seer els

Anna Q. Nilsson. The. wonderIui mo.
ton picture actress, who ~ writing d
series Of articles on beauty secrets
sooG tn appear in this paper. says
that a beautiful rosy white SKIN anu
complexion is the very best asset any
girl or woman can have. She turther
states that the best and quickest way
10 obtain this Is 10 use simple toilct
preparation. familiar 10 every wcIt
known actress 1t IL called DER
wiIlo and can be obtained N the
toilet counter Of any UP to-date drus
or department store. This w"ndsrtui
derwillo Is used BY over I'VE nun
dred thousand discriminating slrls
and women throughout the country
and Is rapidly becoming a regular
lad It takes IN" place Of face pow.
der. stays on better and Its use can
not be detected. Precipitation does
not AFFECT IL and II Will not rub on on
clothing. DcrwIlio Is especially rec
omm"nded for dark. sallcw, rough
skin. frecklcS, tan. wrlnHies anu
many other facial hlemishes. Be
sure 10 read Miss WILSON'S next ar
tlcle In tho meantime get de-
wiiIn and try it to-day. ~ are
sure to be delighted.
II. o. Bacr. The Coleman Co. and
Gricst = 60.