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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-08-11
WHY SALE OF STATE
BONDS WAS DEFERRED
Governor, In Statement, Says
Board Prefers To Wait For
Better Market
OFFERS UNSATISFACTORY

AS told in yesterdays issue of The
Evening Capital, the Board of Public
Works in session here yesterday aft
ernoon, decided to postpone the sale
of the million and a half dollar road
Improvement loan of the State. bids
for which were opened. Later in the
day, Governor Richie, who is chair
man of the Board issued statement
setting forth the reasons for declin.
ing to sell, as follows:
After a careful consideration of all
the bids for the $1,500,0O0 road bonds
the Board of Public Works has de-
cided not to accept any. We do this
for the following reasons:
while the highest bid of 9S.1S5
compares very favorably with the
present market for other public Sc
curities, yet TO accept this bid woulC
mean that the state would have $102,-
255 less out of this issue to spent
upon the roads than if par had beer
secured. and we do not want to lose
one dollar of road money that car
possibly be saved, nor place any dis.
count on the taxpayers which car
be avoided particularly in the case o:
long term bonds, such as these
The principal market for the
bonds must necessarily be here il
Maryland, and If they were sold at Sc
large a discount, they would, as ant
when marketed, necessarily compete
with and tend to lower the marke.
price not only of existing state anS
other securities, but also of the Sc
curities which many of the countie.
are now issuing for road purposes
and of the securities which Baltimore
city will issue, and which must alst
lind their principal market here.
I'm the present instance. fortunate
ly, no such necessity exists as would
require the present sale of the bondl
in the face of these disadvantages.
1.-THE state, moreover, in next Sep
tlneber, will have approximately 81,
100000 in it's sinking funds, all o
which will be available for the pur
chas of these bonds at par; and II
the market has not sufficiently i'm
proved when the proceeds of this is
sue are needed for roads, then we will
apply this $1,OOO,O00 to the purchase
OF like amount of these bonds al
par"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-08-11
Increased Passenger Traffic

On the tri-weekly trips of the Toll
chester steamer Emma Giles, there
is increased passenger traffic each
trip. Great crowds come down from
Baltimore to Annapolis, where some
get of to wander around for the day
and visit the grounds at the Naval
Academy, while others delight in TAX
ing the river trips, to West, Rhode
and South Rivers On Monday the
steamer brought great crowds, and,
despite the threatening weather, .
large number of passengers arrived
here today, on the mid-week trip.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-08-11
COUNTY MAY YET
GET WEST STREET
PAVED BY STATE
President Walton Takes Matter
Up Further With Governor
Ritchie And Again Writes
Chairman Mackall Of Roads
Commission
WOULD MEAN STRETCH
OF QUARTER MILE

1t is now considered likely that the
portion of the street bed of West
street which has long been in bad
condition. will be paved at the ex-
pense of the State Roads Commission,
after all, as part of the Roads Com
missions plans to pave and repair
streets in incorporated towns through
which State highways pass.
This statement is based upon the
latest correspondence between Presi-
dent James A. Walton Of the Board
of County Commissioners, who first
took up the matter, and Governor
Richie, and Chairman John ~ Mack
all, of the Roads Board. 1t will be
recalled that Chairman Walton first
took the matter of West street, up
with the Roads Commission, but that
body set forth its view that the policy
would be only to pave and repair
such streets. as are absolutely neces-
sary in road construction work, and
it held that West street is in a pas
sable condition at present.
Mr.. walton TOOK the question FUR
Their. After placing it before the Gov
ernor in which he explained that the
portion of West street which it was
desired to have paved is only about
a quarter mile in extent, Governor
Richie sent the following letter to
Mr. Walton:
Letter OF Governor
August 6, 1920.
James A. Walton, Esq,
Annapolis, Md.
Dear Mr.. Walton:
/ have your favor of August 4th,
in which you say that the part
of West street which needs repair
CONTINUED on Page a.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-08-11
NAVY SECRETARY'S
WIFE TALKS TO
"PLEBES"

Members of the new fourth
class al the Naval Academy,
who entered from the enlisted
ranks of the navy and Marine
Corps listened TO a talk yes
terday afternoon from Mrs.
Daniels. wife of Secretary of
the Navy Josephus Daniels.
There are So enlisted men
who have been admitted TO
entering class OF this year.
About 25 more will become
midshipmen.
Secretary Daniels was the
first of the Nays chiefs, to
give the enlisted men of the
service a better chance of adj
vancement to the commission
ed line of the service. His eff
forts paved the way for the
passage by Congress of an Act
providing for the appointment
of 100 or more enlisted men
OF the Navy and Marine
Corps, as candidates for mid
shipmen each year Mrs. DAN
iels, it seems, has followed
this up, by manifesting keen
interest in the progress of the
young men so appointed.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-08-11
FOR DEVELOPMENT OF
NAVY'S COAL LANDS

Purchase of extensiv additional
equipment to facilitate the develop
ment of the navy's coal lands in Alas
ka, ha sheen approved by Secretary
Daniels.
In addition to the purchase of me-
chanical equipment Mr.. Daniels also
authorized the employment of geolo-
gist and 25 miners to augment the
working force of Commander Otto c
Bowling, VIII OILS in charge Of the oper-
alton.
There ar enow under construction
at the mines in the Chickaloon field
buildings sufficient to care for a large
number of miners and other en-
ployes it was announced.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-08-11
Warsaw Is ApprehensIye
By The Associated PreasJ

WARSAW, Aug. 10, $3.50 p. NJ
4 feeling OF intense apprehension has
spread through the city as reports
circulate that the enemy is gradually
drawing nearer and is attempting
new encircling movement Crowds
are striving to leave the city by all
available means -. cars, automobiles
and the few remaining trains. The
railway station is besieged by an ex-
cited crowd of people eager TO get
away.
The difficulties are increased by the
absence of any statement from the
Government as to what is to be done.
There are absolutely no arrange
ments to look after individuals seek
ing to escape from the threatening in
yasion The foreign legations are
gone so that foreigners must shift
for themselves.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-08-11
NOW FULL REL|GIEUSE
Annapolis Girl Takes Vows Of
Sisterhood
IMPRESSIVE CEREMONIAL

With impressive ceremonial held in
the Chapel of the Convent of Notre
Dame, Aisquith St, Baltimore. yes
terday, Miss Mary Dammeyer, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand G..
Dammeyer, Market Street, this city,
who has been on probation for year
or more preparatory to taking VOWS to
enter the Sisterhood of Notre Dame,
renewed the vows she had taken pre-
viously, and became a religieuse of
the Order of Notre Dame.
In religious lifo she will be known
as Sister Mary Edmond" Sister
Mary Edmond graduated from st.
Mary's school, this city. about two
wears ago, and Immediately made
known her choice of becoming sister,
A few months later she became a
probationary sister at the Aisquith
Street Convent and at the Mass yes
terday in the Chapel there became a
postulant with twenty-nine other
young girls, some of whom were from
Washington, Boston and Rochester,
N. Y.
The Rev. Father Fink, of st. James
Church, was celebrant of the Mass,
with Rev. Father Huber sub-deacon.
Rev. Father Sheehan, of New York.
preached the sermon
Among the relatives and friends of
Sister Mary who witnessed the beau
tiful and impressive ceremony were
her father ana mother, and the fol-
lowing: Mrs. Charles Howard, Mrs
CONTINUED on Page 80
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-08-11
Cowrnan Property Sold

William Meade Holiday has pur-
chased the Cowman building on
Scnool Street. This is considered one
of tn most valuable locations for resi-
dence or business location in Annapo-
lis. Mr.. Holiday expects to Improve
the property. The sale was made
through ]. Clayton Brewer. Real Es-
tate broker.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-08-11
IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE
IN EVENING CAPITAL

Still another illustration of the i'm
mediate value OF the Evening Capital
as an advertising medium was given
today in the sale of the Cowman prop
erty On School street, through. Clay
ton Brewer. real estate broker.
The lad" appeared in the columns
of the Capital and Mr.. Holiday, the
purchaser, upon seeing it got in
touch with Mr.. Brewer and the con-
tract was closed today.
Illustrations of this kind are being
repeated almost daily, and all go TO
show that it certainly does pay to
advertise.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-08-11
CONFINED TO HOME
BY SEVERE ILLNESS

Melvin Crawford, one of the press
men at the Office OF the Evening
Capital, has been confined to his home
for several days, suffering from Sc
we're illness. The young mans con-
dition is reported slightly improved
today, but he is still running a tenn
perature in excess of normal, and is
unable to leave his bed. A specimen
of his blood will be taken today for
examination, as typhoid is feared.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-08-11
Russians Push Westward
1Rr rhe AssocIated Prens.l

LONDON. Aug. ia steady push
westward by the Russians along the
Bug, is reported in Tuesdays Official
statement from Moscow received to-
day, indicating a continuing closer
approach to Warsaw by the Soviet
troops
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-08-11
LADIES' AID POSTPONES
MEETING TILL AUG. IL

Owing to the storm that broke over
this section last evening, there was
no meeting. as scheduled. of the La
dies Aid Society of st. Martins
Lutheran Church. The meeting of the
Society has been postponed until next
Tuesday night. August II. at which
time all members are urged to be
nresenf
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-08-11
aTENSIoN OF
MAINS TO EASTPoRT

,,,v.r 10 the problem OF more
for Annapolis, the report OF
n Bird and Whitman, recon-
The installation OF meters
,som the city. II is stated that
sould cut the consumption l.
30 gallons per day ft0, at most,
30 gallons per day. This would
gell within the available sup
.B,clally with a filtration plant
also recommended by the
attrs
e,hsr important point dealt with
avs naallment OF the report is
usnsion Of mains to EastpOrt in
-ssion with the distribution sys-
AS Of special interest is the sum-
u Of The improvements recon-
r,si with the costs,
n sections Of the report quoted
ay are as follows:
N Elimination Of Wastes
70 connection with the elimina-
aa Of wastes, we most heartily
wOmmend that the present city
,inince in regard to fixtures
nth are wasteful OF water, be
e'3resi
ge would further recommend
81 The city install meters for
Ry house connection through
& lhe town. We DO not believe.
ayer. that It would be Deces-
g 20 include the cost of meters
2 he cost OF present improve
STATS but would recommend that
h city proceed in the same man
" As did the City of Brunswick
3 putting in meters: that Is, for
Continued ON Page a.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-08-11
.A2N'' DEMPSEY TO
FIGHT PHIL. BRENNON
by The Associated Press.)

by The Associated Press.l
AkN YORK, n. Y, Aug. Jack"
aRey world champion heavy
"ga' today signed an agreement to
'a X 0 Phil. Brennon. Chicago
lsT before January LIST. 1921. The
We place and number of rounds to
| haghi were not specified.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-08-11
Of
WATER METERS TO
STOP HEAVY WASTE

.-,,D Report Urges This
.,..od For Increasing Avail
\. Water Supply Of City
a. Indicates Saving Thereby
Nat Least 100000 Gallons
4 Day
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-08-11
MISS AMERICA"
GETS TROPHY
BY 2ND WIN

tBy The Associated PFess.l
COWES. ISLE OF WIGHT.
Aug. 11-America won the
Harmsworth trophy, the inter
national motorboat prize.
through the victory of Miss
America" in the second race
of the series. on here today.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-08-11

>,s,.i.tsd pres. SIS. Dl s.
r.. and abroad are pup
10 s.s. s'' in The Capital
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-08-11

Thundershowers this aft
ernoon or tonight; partly
cloudy Thursday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-13
"BELLAIRE NEWS
REPUBLICAN PILGRIMAGE To
HARDING HOME TOMORROW

going AN far "a Columbus. Ohl". this
ovonlnH
q 10 draIrsd tina, n largo doIrpnrI"n
attend and roi ihut rosT"n tho commit
too dssiroH oil VIII" contemplate u" 81
snd glvs their nHmsh Rr carly r""
Slblo II ls tho nrut rosl dclrEnIl"n L.
a. from this rp"tlnn Of Dhl"
Missionary Circle
mO~iinK "r tho Young Ladies' Mis-
| Hionnry CIRCLE ~ III" fhTiatlnn church
will loo hold thIH evening at ia" homo
81 MiHsc- EmIua und Anun W"yrl'k In
N"uth nsllHlro. good program win
l." rendered
Discuss FinAnos
cry finance win again l." dlrcurasd
NJ n meeting 81 IN" nnHn"iHl 0nd nTdln
ru"r'lay night Th" matter 81 cutting
IN ~ TWO Of tn" nr" truck drivers win
l." discussed.
Consider New Law
Th" county election board meets hsrn
III" evening or Sept. Is TO consider III"
matter OF r~dcstrictlnE tn" election
precincts OF IN" city made necessarily by
woman SuTrHEr Tho board was A.
Martins Ferry Saturday evening and Il,
WIS decided to add ,hrro more precincts
there
Delegates Return
Local delegates VINO attended tho
Sat" convention OF ElkS mt Lima. rc.
turned home yesterday Among those In
The party were J f. sherry. trod
Wns.man. l. DuYn. Fred Kitchener. VII
Hans Donsr and !. k"nins"n.
Jewish Holiday
Eonh If1shnunuh. "a" Jewish Sew
Years viii bc UbserV"d hy local low
D iHh people today Nil Jewish business
houses viii hn rlnson iodny p"'iHI re-
IiXi"us s"Tvl'"s w"r" h"ii last miRni
mad will loo hoId to-day
Jewell FunorRl
Fun"ruI rrrvI,rs were held huudu y
nrjorn""n fpT the late John jc~rlI VII"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-13
ASKED TO QUASH
TRUCK DRIVERS CASES

ArElIurntr In criminal court w.rn
mhdo Saturday before judge Alan ~.
ItobinsOn by attoTnsys representing Tho
g u Kimberly company and about n
dozen truck drivers. Ia duhsh tho
charges against them following the ap.
peal 81 The cases from police rOuTt. All
"nBes arc for driving trucks too heavily
loaded on tho city stToeis.
Judge Itobinson tOob ths mailer und-r
confederation ana will render = decision
Ia court some time today. Tho canes
have been appealed from police court
where tho owners were mad during this
In 81 noyaIhl months
hIt"Tnays Tom popiL and Jsmss ~,
iuIa IL their arguments Gonisndsd that
tho new "iIy ordinance rsistinE Z" III"
nnaI iru,ss conflicts with the state
laws n0liUiior J J J. Ohrlsn. who
represents ~. city, de"laTss that III"
'uy has n TlEht 10 protect ~ pTopaIv
from dsst TuUIlpn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-13
MRXIOAH TOWN. snnlD
M nlVOLUTIOHUTS

Mexico city. sept ii,--Rsbsl forces
headed by General Fslip" Pin.da hn."
aeiIrd tho town Of Ran CriStobal. In IN
,tst. Of Chiapar, according TO hdvic"H
received at tho war department.. Gen. j.
elias Gales. secretary Of war, declared
lnN evening. however. that tho moV"-
mant would soon be crushed.
Gen Juan Torres has been ordered
from the Isthmian sectors OF IN" couh'
try 10 Cbiapas for the purpose OF CO.
operating with Gen. Francisco Cosic
RobcIo. chief Of military operations IN
TINT state, and the two generals Will
have eight thousand government troop,
4, no Indication that the rcbe!lious
movement is spreading. tho secretary
declared.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-13

COMPOUND b" ] tTIod u NO" ! I"oI al
Tiphl and can WOIk bottsT. You have
NV parnlaAion Ia publiah thla lntLoT. "
.uVi0rontA HUrri. II Oak lthiga Ave-.
summit. n j.
IN you havo warning sYmpL"'ns such
m a asnaa ~ aufroc sti1n, hot naahos.
headaches. back ache. dread 81 In
tandinQ evil. tlnihi,Y, s'"in'la Ia III"
cara. pslpilation 81 tho heart. sparks
before tho syos. Irregularities, ron
etipatlon, variable nppeiits. ~"aknssS.
loapIstnds, and dirrinss'. oct a b"ee~
of Lydia r. rinkhhm's V"G"table tSss-
pound and begin taking tho ms'licln" at
once. W. know II will help you ~ IL
did Mra. Koppl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-13
He Won't Drop Dead Any
More

My husband suffered terribly from
.tomn ch and liver trouble. which caused
Buch bloatinE OF KaH an To neriousIy.h
20, his heart Doctors warned him that
he might drop dead at any time from
This trouble. A friend in Cleveland a.,
visod him to Eke inyr's wonderful
Homedy. and since taxing u. = months
nS,iu. All his friends arc surprised 81
ill., appearance" II /. simple harm
,asg prepara ii0D that removes tho oAt.
.,rn.I mucus from tho iht1silhhl tThrt
ana aIIays the Inflammation "hi'e
,au.s. pra,rl caily all Ht"nach. hVr
'.nat,,itIa one dus. Will convince "
nancy refunded. = u I'i"s' -
.nd leading dIuasisi- anywhere
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-13
CITY GOVERNMENT
GIVEN ENDORSEMENT
Ohio valley Trades And Labor Assem-
bly, 0oss on RECORD ~ TlVortA1 IL

A. Tho meeting held by the Ohio
Valley Trades and Labor Assembly
yesterday afternoon a Tsausst was 10.
ooirsi from tho citizens or I,oTAin.
ohio. Ia which they asked what the aE-
asubly thought ~ Tho f"Im Of govern
m.nI now Ia use lp the 'Ny.
Following tho ieahinG 0f the lsiisL
tho IooaI lab"T body went on record 80
70 voIinR the pTosou, form u g"ynin
msni rnh Ihalr endorsement Will lie cent
Ia Lorain to-day by nsvrs'ary 'umbAr.
lldGs That the lDcsl form ~ govern
manI WIS non political and III" best was
tho declaration
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-13
|WOMEN OF
MIDDLE AGE
May Pass the Critical Period Safely
and Comfortably by Taking
Gee Lydia E. Pmkham's Vegetable
Compound.
Summit, N. ii have taken Lydia
r. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound dur

ing mango OF LILO
and ] think IL Is u
good remedy In such
a condition. l could
not digest my food
und had much pain
and burning IN my
sto M q c b a fter
meals. | could not
sleep. had backache,
and worst O I . III
uor q tho hot iiaahes.
| aaW Ia tho papers
u b ut Vegetable
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-13
Martins Torry Briefs.

IIuunrd HcdpwIct Irr Inrr nigh, f"r
WnrhluRl"u II =. nfl"r fcw dnyH
Wait wilh r"lnilr"r here
Only tw" m"r" hnyr remain In which
tho straw h"nuIcn may H." worn md H'lll
Ice In E"HH"n
robert Wnd" Icr y"-icrdny evening
for C"Iuruhur. -. where ho Will enter
ohio state I'nivrrrity
MIHr Mildred Whitley hns arrived
homo after u rcw days rpoui Waiting
with Pittsburgh friend"
Tnl SnmuclH l"nN'a TINS morning for
| his homo at Chattanooga. Tenn. after u
vinit with local fri"nda
AuEns, Llpphnrdr. IL clinton H,rc"t.
will arrive hnm" to day Artor wish
with frIsnd- ut Detroit, Mich
number ur tho lncnl v"'rrH VIII
make n trip to 81 'lniraNill" -. thi.
evening 10 attend tn" organization ~
Tia" women voters nnd hear an address,
by MTn MOrOTlS.
! Mlnr Margaret Dixon Icfr last night
for O1fnrd o. where rhc will resume
her studies for the fall term
Many rNpr"aSi"mH "f nymphihy wrrn
hoard f"r tho mnn VIII" In alleged 10
Inv" pat up " hci al hundred dollars
TINT CON would he elected I" ia" rr"ni
dcu,y
Mlar Dnrnrhy. daughter 81 H"N and
iIr- I. = It"rr. I-n,ca {" h"y for l'"la
WnIr o. IT, eater ON" W"nI'}hm l.nl-
y"ThItY
/" iay nricr Walt with fii"nhH a.
Aki"" -
'fho ~,oky meeting Of tho I"y"I
ntdt, 81 M""re viii leo h'ii /" Ihoir
h"iI -" ii"""y"' nI''"i I" "'shI
ii.,,n., A""Io 10 cope, toll h"ms 1"
day nnri lew d"ya ~iih hlS TAMIL
ah. a,s waiting ~ Iir"v1I r"IlT
Ii"~a,d hridon",ih l'n y'ai"'h"y -
I"Eo ur iln oi"it'' a. Ihs i"II I"''" ~
I.'i'IIa '"II'rt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-13
EXPRESS CAR JUMPS
FROM THE RAILS
Mud on TRACKS Causes PSHssnSSrS On
n. o. To Ne SHAKEN Up


slightly
rassenEcrH on tho baltimore Ohio
parsenEer train that left This city for
the East At 7.l0 o'clock saturday owe
ming on the Grafton and Wheeling div
isi0n received a shaking up At hoard E
tree tunnel near Cameron. West Vir-
Einin about 80 mIlas from this city.
The tsrrino downpour Of rain onussh
lot OF mud 10 be washed on Tho
tracks. rho heavy locomotive passeh
ovsr the mud safely but tho sIprsss GER
was dsrailsd and = number or cars FOL
lowing. loft tho tracks.
Tho cars bumped ovcr tho ties giving
everyone u fright until the eng moor
brought ia. tru In To a tandstili TheT"
wan n delay Of an hour or no bsfoTs tho
train was placed back on tho rails ana
proceeded on iis journey.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-13

Ih" "a yI"H nIWa"'""" va" h""V lslH
u" .u'hsy "V""InH when '"lh ." ." al
l"u"h hlnwd.siy h""". i""sl"d 81 li"
IliD Ws'ss "'T~~' "Ps'a'~d hI Fl-ls
Iii.L~ was ,naAs r"U n~~@ es'a tT~~
W'p>n w.r~ found IL lh" pln"" Th"g
w.I. ~ nHh, ~ InIi'n headquarters All
pat mr tho uru. tLh suh ~"T" '"l""""h
unIiI 'hls m"IuiuE Whom 'hrY VIII ~
r"H, h,f"rr Judge I"hn n nv on 'h"
'hhIH".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-13
BRIDGEPORT

Leave news items for The lntelli-
gcncer al lNCkcS'S News stand.
Snlby & Rcsd'S Drug store or the
Bridgepnrt Hardware Company. OF
call Martins Ferry 2@7-J.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-13

They I~.o wonderful results In l'nln
ful MonHiruntiun trtInph). Irregular
ScanIy. or rrufuac MenEcn, Periodical
licadnc hrH I.ruCOTThOrh. Inrlhmcd own
Tiru Hearing Dawn i'ninr, Failing OF Tho
Womb. Change 81 Lirc. NHGIm;in. Nulvl-
tir, rruriiua tIIrhiuE). tl"rrhti"ns and
Piles. Inflnmcd Condition Of the Vaginal
Tract ENlTomr NCrrUurn" Nhuheh.
Difficult Conditions Ia Pregnancy Sl"r-
MY aud I.inhIIIIy to Miscarriage. ar
any other wrHhn"ar 81 ia" genital or
ganS not ape ifi'ully mentioned -" TO
your own dTuEHlHi nnh ret boz OF
licbl'H Vaginal Cones They ARE Tahl'nIIy
different TIuut any "ih'T iIohImohl
plonnnnI Ia uB', hni I"FuIin nie Thplh
No duu'hinh Ia IUIuiI'h lh'i" IN ~"
"dIn~lng hnInitinF' tInIl Ilho a
nuuIIi,U bat IuIhrI "a r""ihlns. hohIlnh.
nat InUpilI. and i"ui' "' lI"n "u ia" 81
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IlahIIy uu.h IL, privacy 81 y"n' "n -
homo pn' ,,,'.niI 81 iI""t'u"ni. With ran
diI sUil"ne i"I ua.. IL ."'h p"'h"E". -"
n .th.t With H." ru"I"niS" Nab y"u
d,uosInI go VIII. dis.'I :" meet " 4.
III, ~""d ~ I"'.l h'uHelni" ""r
IIi.d by rhI" V"ll"V I,lg =" t""h"'"
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MAmX LOCAL RnPUnLIUArH Ann
n1PRoTnD TO MAKE Thif
TO MARION. ONO
OAhsr Iesms Of IAtsTsst Gathered al
Random In the nusJ Local
District

A big delegation - lt"pnhl''0"r 'I""
Belmont county will mah" F'p u"
Marion, ohio. tomorrow. md wIlI u" re
aalVsd by Hon WntTon - lhtdinE. can .
R.,n fnr Fraudulent a. ".'Ir,k In tho
fsTnoon Tho party viii l"n'" h"r"
Ariy In tho morning. many "t Thorn
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Temperance Union Meeting

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