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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-01

4 Cut out the picture on all four sides.
Nheu carefully fold dotted line ! its
entire length. Then dotted line 2 and
10 on. Fold each section underneath
Accurately When completed turn over
and You'll find q surprising result
Save the pictures.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-01
pallY TInouaht

Not what has opened % ~
day, but what has happened
through me-tAat should
tthourht.=Fredsricf Deerihg 3
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-01
MoSoGAHELA RAILWAY.

41e4Ve-
.P.&lE train 's5, 7:l5 A. M. a,.
rive Mo:gantown. sos a. NJ; Browns.
v'lle s:2S |. m: arrive P. { [, E,
station PiahurSh. l1:l5 A. N.
M. X X train 80, '8:SS a. m, : arrive
MSorgantowr 1886 a. m. :. BrovnSyilIe
1l!S a. n, connecting there viii p
X K tram 1873 from Uniontown. Pa.
a. S:lOnm. for Pittsburgh, arriving
a. !; r. R station. Pittsburgh, 2:O5
{, n R: Rtain 81. 2:ss p. m. arrive
aorSantova. 1888 p. m: Brownsville.
5:So ,. ms connecting there with P. 4
L. 2. train s.. arriving in P. { I. E
station. Pittsburgh. 1850 .. M, which
connects with P. & L. E. train 25 for
cleveland md Chicago out Of Pitts.
burrh at 300 p. m. and P. 4 1. E
tram for Buffalo and Boston out Of
Pittsburgh At II 100 p. m.
p. Z R. train 1898. l:Ie D. m. ar.
rive Norgaatown, $500 p. m; Browns.
Vile, $50 p. m: P. r. R. station
Pittsburgh $50 .. N.
Arrive
From Bruwnsville-M. R. R. train 40,
leaves B'crnsvilIe. $50 a. m: Nor.
Gantown, S;S3 a. m: arriving in Fair.
F., From Pitsburvh-P. R. R. trim
sos; leaving P. R. R. station. Pits.
ourGn. S:3 a. NJ: Brownsville, 1912
=. M; McTantown 1850 4. m, arriy.
ING IN Fllrmont. 12:45 p. m.
r. & L E. train SIS leaves P. 81
Z. station, Pittsburgh. l2:l5 D. m. :
Brownsville sos p. M: MorgantoVn'
e: :oo p. n, arriving in Fairmont At
P. { LIE. train 'so.Ieaves P. 81
=. station, Pittsburgh $3.50 D. M:
Brownsville s:15 p. NJ: Morrnptown'
1:S2 p. N. arriving in Fai.mont S:I5
pullman Serv;r.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-01

Services This Morning : The tu.
naal Of Festus R. Fleming whose
dhth took place on Tuesday at his
home on the Country club road was
had this morning from the family
residence and was conducted by the
Rey, Charles Baird Mitchell and the
Rev. a. G. Stoetzer. Burial was made
ID the Fleming cemetery following
tle services at the church.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-01

NoTE-Al cars except Clarksburg be.
GIN running one hour later on Sun.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-01
TIE II. v. T. co.

c, 'u6 ~. v. 1. W.
CtarkSourr-Every hour on the hour
from "a n. to 10 p. N.
MasnniaCt'A-Every hour on the hou.
from s.. N. to 10 p. m. -'
fairriew-Every hour on the hour frpm
5 a. m. 70 10 D. m. '
vesville'Scntana-Every hour on the
hall hour from $50 a. m. to 10 40
2. N. Cars every half hour between
falrrroaI and Rivesville Junction.
LOCUST A@-From Adams and Madison
St.. every fifteen minutes from { AZ
q. N. % II 30 .. N.
Watson-Epm Adams and Madison
ss. every fifteen minutes from 6
.; N. tcll.:so p. m. ~ '
East Pafk-From Adams and Madison
SH.. every fifteen minutes from
=, 1888 =. n. to ll:l5 p. m.
Norwood Via Spcedway)-Frou Adam,
and Madison Sts., every thirty min.
utes % and So minutes after each
hour IRON 5:55 a. m. until s :25 \ M
and IRON 2:S5 .. m. until 7:2S D. m.
daily except Sunday. Schedule ex.
tended each Saturday until II: is D,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-01

Funeral Today = Funeral services
over the body OF Margaret lmilda, the
two year Of daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs:
D. P. Kennedy, whose death occurred
yesterday morning at the home Of her
parents at Edgemont, were held this
afternoon at two o'clock from St.
P&er's Catholic church and were
lStgely attended by relatives and
frjends. Following the services the
body was inferred by Undertakers
Carpenter and Ford.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-01

The Republican platform contains
$3.50 words.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-01

Book sale@The Public Library will
be- open for the sale Of books on Fri
day evening from $50 o'clock. Mrs:
Emory Mckinney will BE IN charge Of
tue sale which will positively be the
last time persons can secure tnese
books. A number Of valuable books
Of fiction, history and reference are
vi on the shelves for sale and those
who desire to purchase same must
cal on Friday evening.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-01

Fairmont post office dispatches mail
Tor Tor the Glowing points at time spec.
North. Northwest and wes. via
PittsSurSh-6 A. M P. N. II P. NJ.
East via Graison-5: 80 A. M: lo;l5
A: NJ: ~. NJ: $3.50 P. M. West, Win
WheeltnE-s:l5 A. NJ: S:45 A. M:
$3.50 ?. y. South and West via Clarks.
burr-6ls A. NJ: $50 P. NJ. Cl.ru.
burg and Weston Eleetrie)-2:i5 P. M.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-01
THE WEATHER.
EveNTs TONIGHT.

EVENTS ToNIGHT.
Masonic Tenple-lnstitution OF
i Fleming inss Building-Cafeteria lunch
for Mountain City lodge K. OF P.
Y. NJ. c. Reorganization Of a HI
wants club. -,
: Fourth street-Meeting OF Needle
workers club at home Of Mrs ]. Blaine
MON Monroe and Hamilton-Iavn fete
by Overseas club.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-01

a s-se-Ts q: ~ ~ 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-24
By Lady Duff Gordon ("Lucile")

PARIS October 15
OVELTY is manifest in trimmings of the new dance
dresses You apparently nconeruous min.
Cling OF two or three kinds trimmings on one gown
Inc blending or them triumph Ordinarily Won
"oua not expect TO see gown trimmed
TURQUOISE embroidery Yet in the middle
nsure you see them tasefuly would be
heaVy were the rues large
irregular waveke double row Of narrow sk
uhes passing around the skirt extending waist
on one SIDE Is 50 light that its result
Ihe motif OF the turquoise
creature OF ehtness and of quality embroidery
landings
FORM TOO pondeous garnure enghwse LANDINGS
are like the butterflies that thew too
mercy as what artists term accents surpceke crossing
the hght SILK and dark chiffon that
" - 49, go A"pe'' ~ enhpoiuered
inc lower ehand picture
that in their good The gown 10 ~
aHeta self coors 1t is lahly self coor and
IN silver The skirt
and of shadow = - o ~ ooon
II Is embelshed with stuffed flowers note that adds
greater dignity to tho facing OF the skrt
where 1t parts the lace robe. = -. N
silver The drapery and skirt are defined nv n
sud the panniers> 20 "' eue'ae's 'ne pooce
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-24

AY DufFGORDON the famous ucA London and foremo,
creator OF fashions IN the world write, each week the article
tor this all that be,, in .ty
for wel-dresed women.
Lady DuaGodon Paris establishment, bring. close touch with
that of fashion.
Lady DufGordons American establishments, Nos, 81 and 50
We" Ftyventh street New York Shore Drive Cbe.vo
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-23
SHADY GROVE

John l., son OF Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Brown had a painful accident Sun
day when he fell from a fence and
broke his arm. DR.. Mcconnell was
summoned and reported a fracture.
MIR. Herman Hodge OF Liberty
was in our town last week visiting
Mr.. Daniel Sigler and family.
7. stephens was in Providence
last Monday.
Hayward Birchheld and Ham.
mock Stevens were In Providence
last Tuesday delivering mules.
The NJ. W. OF A. has organized
brass band here with Guthrie
Travis instructor and ID. Hubbard
Band MASTER The members are
Charley and Carl Birchfeld, A. l..
Easley, II. G. Hollowell, Chas
Lamb, Clyde Stevens Ernest McCon,
nell. Byron and Jim Brown. W. +.
Truitt.
Little Misses Lila and Luca Land
visited their Uncle MIR. lssac Zach
AIRY last week
Roosevelt Land was in Marion
last week on business.
Mr.. Simm Brown was In Sneak
out last week on business.
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-23
DRESS GOODS
PINEY FORK

Mr.. J. l.. Collins was called to
the bed side OF J. W. Bennett OF
Blackford last Friday.
Mrs. Emma Hill Of Marion who
spent few days with her son Gray
son OF this place has returned home.
Mrs, Gertie Crayne and daughter
Mrs. Paul Crider and Miss Ora An
drews were the guests OF Mrs. En-
ma Handy one day last week.
Mr., G, Il. Collins, Mr.. Sam
Felker and several others from this
place attended the track meet at
Marion Friday.
MIR. Hodge McNeely who has just
returned from the army spent one
night last week with his sister Mrs.
Pearl Crider.
Rev. g. 7. Boucher and family
were In Marion Friday
Burk Crider spent the day with
his mother Sunday.
Mrs. Gertie Crayne spent one
evening last week with Mrs. c. T.
Boucher.
Mrs. Pearl Crider and Ava Jew
ell were the guests OF Mrs. Ethridgs
Sunday.
Mr.. Sam Ashcr's house was
burned last Thursday.
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-23
BLACKBURN

Mcsdames Mattye Coleman and
Naomie Casper spent Wednesday
with Mrs. Iva Stcmbridge.
MIR, Rayburn OF Clay passed
through this section last week buy
ing tobacco as high as eighteen n
round.
MIR and Mrs. Herbert Wood
side and son Bethel spent Sunday
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. +.
II. Coleman.
Lexie Coleman spent Saturday
with Rcxic Stembridge.
Mrs. Lura East and daughter
Vcrda spent Friday with her mother
Miss Pearl Davis spent one day
last week with Miss Willie Travis
MIR. and Mrs. Harvey Lower,
and daughter Evalyn spent Sunda,
with Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Van.
hoosier,
Mrs. Il. J. vanhoosier Is Wis
itin relatives at Marion.
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-23

Also two reel Come
dyart the latet word in
comedy. Don't fail to
see it.
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-23
EGGS FOR SALE

Pure bred white wyandottc eggs
Sl.00 for setting of 10.
Mrs. Paul +, Paris, Rt. 8 Marion
phone 253 8 S5sS
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-23

Mr.. William Yates and daughter
Miss Eva have been assisting in a
meeting at Louisville for some time
and are now at home.
See W. Z. Belt IL you want to
sell your farm. 3Stf
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Koltins-
ky and little daughter were in Ma
rion this week visiting II. Koltin-
sky.
We buy, raise and sell fur-bear-
ing rabbits and other fur bearing
animals. Place your order with us,
and list whatever stock you have
with us stating lowest flat prices on
large shipments. Address 515-517
N. P. Ave Fargo N. ID. 81 4
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-23
SEED CORN FOR SALE

Big white. red cob, test $50
So. per bu. E. B. HUNT & Co.
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-23
FOR SALE

Four nice jersey heifers. will
freshen in May and June. r. PARIS
Marion Ky. 39'2
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-12
VICTORY F0R GOLD SATURDAY
WOULD MAKE SEASON SUCCESS

uud ulsy oil hir nInt real Inmo hntuId"b
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uud kI,kuIIa lao wHH unh' Iu'uih uN'Iy
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al, g. nin,i 49, - ,srul"' dI'.. o." ANU
n,u mad IIsuuirurL 81" 'hu h'r 'h''"
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-12

olu Buy: Tho Monroe doctrine. as orig
81 limited H. the hagTnBHl"n "f .,"n- Am
srloau nntionn aEainHt counties uf tho
SraIuTn hrmIAphcrSE
g pld y"u not Ia tho nnin" "ilhI"
u loo uno thunu wUIiri 'ATiiUIo - In ''"n
~ tho gIrAt sjapB forwsrd rt"vlheh Ia
tho lauaus r"I tho ruuuIlnE 81 u'"''"l
peace
4 Y"u n"y that tho league I" ""I"'' d"
,eaDs 81 which, |UhI n'Io 'h"li innu, l"l
i,n AiIl,iu \ Ia Ito pi"IonlIl"n hh"nhh I
yuI hnNu huun InuI" fInmh wlil' Tia" A."
- I,on ra"pla 10y ioIlinH th"m ih"I '""'
uIuu ,uIy hal f"iii "ilI'I'" IL ", "i"l
that yn,u 1uhsiiI'ua I"i Aiil'l" w'H
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YOU, h,II,I,. ThI",. y"u p'"vhl"i i"i Ih'
InIui usa 81 ia. military i''''"" 81 ih"
slrnai"iy U"w"'" !" """"i 81 N'"I"Il""
81 ~, ,uuaIil,ua ~ "a" cay ur"ui
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amt IL ,hlS r"sr"'' va" u net y"Iy
,r,I,,h m",o drastic than Article ~
III" lrnEu"
"a You soy that H"nri'r IinthlnE h""
NJ, rudv voted iwI'" f"r 'I"' I""Uu" VII
iouorvoiI"up, but yuv fnllod :" ""y il'H'
ynur cpudlhpi" wliQlm ~" last i've"
weoLs voIy dcnultelT announced that "
hr hrd II +" Il" ","r again h. would not
vote Tor the lorRu" "yon with tho Lodge
rrE"I vnil"ur
q luu ury Ihni W,n"i"r IIniduu
prnm,rcG that 80 pronlh"ni h" win 90.
,irI..n tho ,.u,"upui wiih"ui AiiI'l'
'Tu whom hnn lac EIv'u IL" rI"iuiw .
GriinInIy nat H. N'Upl"IH l"hur"n nuI
IIurnh rv"ry"uo hn"wH tl'"l h" h"'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-12
OBITUARY (
FORMER WHEEL|NC|TE
DIES IN BOSTON, MASS.
Mrs Gertrude HohuIs Dies at u"uis Of
DRuRht.r-nody Arrives Prob
ably Tomorrow
Mrs GorlIud" HchulJ. f"ImorIy a
vol known IerIdsnt of This nIiy nnd tho

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vol known IeTIdsni 81 This oIiy aud tho
ont the PHO district. dI"d yentordny In
lIrnOklin". suburb OF Hurion. MhrH
according To- word roCCIN oil hero by hsT
non. w. ". schulz. ~ Fourteenth rtrcrt.
Mrn Schulz IsfI Wheeling nh"ut
SlEhi'"n months ago. aud up Ia leaving
hero was WILDLY known. Hho camo 10
Who"llnE Ia 1909. nj The tlmn 81 hu
uuHrI inE' 4" li'uIy J h' h,ilI, fr"n tho
IIIisbuTgh dlalIIO whore an" Hponl
hor carly Nc Death whH due 10 her
"dN""''i nHo, bai"s Ia hor Nih year
III" dr,'"hrd IL nui VlNSh by ihI""
r"nn " II h,huI4 al Ihla ,liy. col H.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-12

Iho fiIu,Las IunL Ihr The wi""'' - '"'
ao,I>a new, h"Vlug f"ui ""l 81 ~" W.
nls ain,ia MnIla r"h i"v"np" -" w"
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has 49,, Iony hmi'h. /" ~" I""''"'
the nuri suu," h'lnH u " WI"
I,oIiy pitchers du"l
nr""Lry" l." n'"hggh T." vi" '"n"E 49,, e,
ih"uHh they ~" s'ill I" 'l"V"I""" WOW
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hs vlu -, tnllw'll t"hpy '"V"I""'''
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To COMO hack rtrunW ~ Ih'lI ~" NY"
.,n,d and ih'Y dld Ia the "no"l"n
game tho Hy"h"s WOW "u' hH ','
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Enyhy tho pr'"uI At. md Malta v'''"'Y
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h., ,IIa lifno I'nclN Wilbur should "vN
changed hIa mind about TITS youth. 'h'
sons plnylng during tho ""HN"n "a'
nucatIonn bio pnd |, wnr thought W"
nnhbIo wouih urnd him homo Mt any
nIuu,, Hut ~, stuck and mNhN good.
lie Ia hitting tho PIN hard In IN" prov
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ut short
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,nntChrd tho sphcro while going Mt
hot apcrd over second tnd his pr"H"n'"
or mind caused him 10 turn ana tou'h
second aud then tax Miller who was
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-12

uuI uI,rn N - ia" hm''I""" r'"I'"
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90 ,uurh H. unuiII'i vI'h uau"I"i ll"i"
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t,"ru nuw go T." Iuin bis h"'h 90 W."
l'oHuo WITH 80 without ''""iv"''"n"
thul n InIun both you auh him i"R"'h"'
~ d"llhoraiD dannpil"ni
H. INaHu,uImH ihni ~" pledge has
be-" rIN"m !" you. ih'n nay "" Wv
nuswor Il with y"uI own w"Ihs "p"t""
~ - luu' h"uu given by III" 'lvl" 80
HnnI,niluna ~ California In whl"h you
"ulh
Tho H.ulI"mou IN thu ro""I" win"
ne "rItIuH nuI 4" defeat III" l,"'uu"
~ HptluuH RIe lh"R" ! would not ifuHt
~" rnlEhif
- flow Il" you ro""u"IIo your r"""n'
nIninm'ni ihnt ihr pI"'ldont was ~
rp"uGIhlo f"r tho fnllui" I" raiify III"
Ircniy with your Htat"mcni In your
Metropolitan Orern h"uHo Sponrh. March
=, 1919. M f"ll"wp.
"If the pr"nldout insists. a. I h"pa
hn win. that IN" loHKuo b" incorporated
In tho peace treaty. md brings II back
responsibility Tor pUstpOning ponco IT,
with tho body that rofuHuH To ratify II,
nud nlHo with that pnrt IF your sncech
delivered January. 1920, nj tho Academy
Of Music. brooklyn. which read.
~ nm inclined To think that tho per
Sons who prepared the reservations AZ
a whole were shooting down tho aVenu"
at tho White House.
judo" Thtt nnd hrnht0r fhrn,hH "rr"
dunl ubJaCtp OF Goy. CuX'n nro today
horo aud In llliunlr In all four Of tho
governors speeches. TO crowds today
at Springfield LitchhoId aud East H
Louis Ills. and 10 his Collnrum crowd
Tonight aOv. cox emphasized that bo'
INeon him and houutor Harding wan
now tho clear cut Issue or League ~
no League"
"A vote for tho senatorial candidate
mrnuh a. vote against tho league. Will"
~ v"tn fuT mo Uuunh ono rnr tho lohEnn
i,a Envorn"I dGciRrsd, hunnunulnH lh"
s.uaiuT'u u"hiIlnu an prov lhrlal. sci
nrh unholy aud Ia faUi nnGhTlntl"h
"a, ia, mot time DURING hia tnni.
rUIru the a"voIn"I va" accompanied
f,uu FuriuGRaih l." 81 L"uiS today ~
AIrr GO. and hln daughter snh a"n Ia
lew Nj nnd hl'n l. hah"nsY IN
,hoy lor IL" s"v"r""I Tonight Y" ."
Iuiu 1" i'hI ini
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-12
SOCCER IS POPULAR
IN SCHOOL LEAGUE

rhe indISoHad sthioiio ahiliiy 81 Ih"
Irninn n, huuI tenn la tho Iuhil' h'h""Ia
Alhiaiir League s""'"r aeiloH h"'"E
played each Tuoah"y "ni W'd""hhe
sf,.rnnnn 81 tho Hubbard Iio} p'"""d
I,,r icon ,,na 81 tho SnI,inoS ""'"v"i
cd ,iIs fnIl la tho prad, 81 h"'l rI'"'i ~
tho W,bdIoI nnd '"nii" a'h""la lh"'"
ha. also baou ~ iu't'"'o 1t lh" I'r
uIn,Ily ~ tho s"''"I r""" 80 ""'h 81
lLoar suhurls have o"Ia'sd IVY" i"a'"" \"
TITO league
Tho ,.ol ,"Si "f ~" Mo" '"""' h"W
,y,, viii como nn 'Ihuta,lny whom Web.
-,or I.ni VOC, thompl""" VIII hS ""'
Wohr,sT though worh"n"d Nv ~" l""1
Of aud T"nt"r IL nsV"'th"!"sT strong
again thla I"nt aud will push I"l"" Il"
tho llmll
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-12
SINCE SALVE
Meets nysry Ons's needs and livery jar
II ouArantssd By

VuLTAnb7So by
&. ~, GTlast ID Co, who In tho author
tEed agent, II ~ solid sntis"Puc,
healing ointmSut. y0t u In 40 soft aud
plisbls that II constitutes ono Of tho
best rubbing linimsntr that has svor
been offered 10 tho public.
II makes friends with everyone. c. u.
0riost g. 60. In authorized to return tho
purchase price II you ara not delighted
with TIA" uss OF HlM-CO HAl'PE
who can nay this In not tn" fnirnHt
offer over made To Wheeling people,
Practically n whole medicine chest In
itself FOR tho hundred llttlc nsccssltlss
Of tho homo.
II IL sucocustully uSed for ncEoma,
ltohtnK piles. burns. HOr0H. chm rninE
pImplss cuts. csThunclcs closEed air
paaERE"s. headache. neuralgia. Hpralnr.
rhoumRtlsm. stifr neck and tn" many
other similar affections too numerous
TO mention.
DOT o jar at c ~ GrioAt & Co. today.
The price II such n small matter My
1Oc Boc and 800 por jar II your drug
girt does not keep H. rsnd us $50 md
tho parcel post win bring II To your door
Ivy return mail. VIM. NJ, simpson Drug
60. Wholesale DruEKista, Williamsburg
station. Pittsburgh. Pa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-12

TunSrn HaIViyss will he held toNyIs
row .Harn"nn from the homa, H0lsW
jacob ntreoi, ror The late Mrs
Ians Marshall, "na ~ ne moh w'as
died r1undsy, following . IlnssrjhH
mo-a nov J = i.yrnbsrs"'. Pssisr
Ih. mira rrsnhyIarinn rhpI"h. will III
.Iotn aud ni.'msni viii De IL NJ. bI'
u.maiaFy ~
uo,upr., aohIIrLor. ana Misses gava
ond Laura. as we'll a. thyss sons, Aliens
and William, both ~ this city. ana "a.
win If hprlnRflelh. y.
rho doaih of Mrs Marshall TsDlot
Qua ~ tho nest known residents OF
nnuth snd. ahs had livod ihars all
the RR yoarr or her NE. Her dsatb o.
rurr.d hn tho Gsrd aBniv"rsary Of n
marriage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-12

Iul,u " Hr'iin, iu,i""'ly - 'hl- "liV
o., H." wee "",Ul"V"h f"i 'u"'ir YsH'r "r I"
rnIIr, IN the IrIi"II- utlII hIn.I ~ i'"H". .
r y in-i HH'",h"y. ~ '"r """'" ~
Llr ""ihr, rh-ile- h"tilw r'""''l"H
T." v,",d ,r'oluad h"r" J"ri''d"f lee"
huLy ~ n"w ~ the h"i"" 81 ~" "ln'"r, ,
Ma IIr,'Y Maud. Ilti Hy'"n"r" -ii"r'
ptaubsp,IIIo fi"In rhr,~ rorvlu"g VIII ha
L,IJ ILIr n ntuuuu ~ ~ u',In"h IL.
I.,ueuI viii ho In 'u'n't"Ty ih-'"
NJ Ma,Ilu wan we'll known n"'s bn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-12
Gordon Nightingale
Enters West Virginia
Yamou. Sprtutsr ana winner Of Penn
aslayu Last Year Enrolled AZ
Mountainser school Last Wesh

MorEanInwn ". Va. D0V, u III"
ron"r, that Gordon r NlahtenEalc.
great Now IInmpShirs Stntc runn"r. VINO
wona high honorr nj tho Penn r'i"SH
last spring would enter W"Ht virgin"
TuIv-rsity was confirmed her" tonn
SlRhtrnRnIr enrolled her" last w""h
hut II II undorrtoOd that h" Is grad
uRt~ student. and II. 49,. h" would y" IN
eligible Cor compntItinn In R'hI"''"- 'h'7
yrnr because Of tho migratory ruiz"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-12

The funeral Hnrvlnas for the late Mrs.
Margaret rlatt Cunningham. vel hnoWN
ronIdaui ~ Tho south ond who died yaSl
torday morning In ths ohio Wiley Gem
oral hospital. viii be held tomorrow a..
trrnoon. following which Intsrmsnt Will
ho In Mount Zion cemetery.
Tho deceased was widsly known ana
hor death oams as = shock 10 her many
frIondB Sho mads hcr homo with heE
sister. Mrs Andrew Sauvor. Ill Doff
street Thn funeral services will b
hold from the homo OF another lister.
Mrs. Edward Merlner. Of 1Bb East Twsnt
Iy-nInth street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-12
FOR ITCHING TORTURE
Um AnlIscp,lc Liquid Zcmo

Thoro Ia ono remedy that UldUm
falIa 10 atop itching torture and relieve
skin irritation and lhnt makes Tho akin
colt. Clanr and healthy.
Any druggist can supply you with
7ono. which generally ovrrcomca akin
dipcaarn. Eczema. itch. pimplos. rnuhsI
blackhoadu, in most Cnra give way
10 Xemo. Frequently. minor blemiRhoa
disappear overnight. Itching usually
stops instantly. ZcIno Ia a sale. anti
rptiC liquid. clean. easy tn une and
dependable. 1t costs only 3bc; an eKtrn
large bottle. $l.00. II will not stain. In
not greasy or sticky and IL positively
safe for tender. sentative skins.
The y. W Rose Co. Cls. -aand. O