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New-York tribune., 1920-03-26
Bankers Invade Argentina
to Operate Instiiu.
ton Jointly With Native Interests

Organization of bank in the AZ
gentine Republic. operated Jointly ~
Argentine and American interests
foster reciprocal banking and trade 'T,
lations between the two countries an
especially to finance exports and In
ports, was announced here last ngh.
The Argentine group, which took s"'
initiative IN organization, 'nciuoe'
Romulo S. Naon, former Ambassador y
the United States; Julio Pena, pre-
dent of the Stock Exchange, buehtss a.
Ayres; Miguel Padilla, president Of s;i'
Central Cordoba Railway; V. sIIiahl,.' s,s
j. NJ. de Acosta, Horace Beccar sa,e.s' .s
Pedro Bercetche, merchants, anc l's
Lamas, banker
The American group includes bros''
Bros & Co.. J. & W. Seligman q -
the Columbia Trust Company and =.
Guaranty Trust Company, New iorn.
the National Shawmut Bank, bossoni,
the Anglo and London-Paris Nstlcn.'
Bank, San Francisco; the Hipela,. n~
Bank and Trust Company. New Sl
leans; the Continental and Commerce
National Bank, Chicago, and the uua.
dian Savings and Trust sompsA''
Cleveland.
DR.. Manuel de Yrionda, former na
Minister of Finance in Argentina a. ga
for many years president of the Dsss iva
de la Nacion, is understood 70 n. sss
agreed to accept the presidency o. -
new institution, ---- n
New-York tribune., 1920-03-26
A Long Range Call

New Street privilege merchants Of
tered a call on Steel common, good fo1
the balance of the year, at 125 yester-
day.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-26
Bank of England

Inc proportion of the banks reserve
TO habllities this week is 21.s4 ner
c6nt' last week it was 23.49 per cent
Kate Of discount 6 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-26
Bank of France

rAklS' March 25.-The weekly state
m 'nene a,s OF the Bank of France compares
New-York tribune., 1920-03-26
Dividends
Extras

illinois Brick Company---An extra divi-
uenu @ OF "a per cent has been declared in
a9ol.ion % the regular quarterly dividend.
stockholders of record Arril . iAAA - ~
New-York tribune., 1920-03-26
Stocks Elk Dividend

Mar 3l-Aliis- Chalmers MFG pf..... ~
Mar ae-A ssociated Oil. ..-............ ia
Mar IA Atlantc National FIX. * !. {. 25
Mar Mar 3!-Centrai Coal & Coke........ n
Mar 3l-Central Coal & Coke pf IL
Mar SD, G. G e. st /. Ry pf..... j.
Mar 3l-Corsolidated Textile. .,. >.
Mar o9-Contine ntal Candy Corp Tmp !.
Mar Sl-Detroit Edison n...........
Mar Sl-tltth Avenue Bans...... 6
mar 3l-Flrst National Bank. k......I
Mar 3l-General Chem ey in com stk q
Mar 3l-Gold and Stock Tel ~
lar 29--Great Northern Iron Ore Prop
Trust Cts. Ben Int
Mar 3l--kansas City Southern pf
Mar s7-kayser e. Co. o...........
Mar -Monongahela Val Tr pf. %
Mar Mar q. S.-NaJional Blscuit. *
.st.li ~ l. ontarlo d west Ry. ..... I
Mar Mar .. .,i-.Siagara rails Power pf. TX
VT MaI aus sievator .,..............
NJ ~ 81 90 pI .::............ "a
IL 81 81 dc,nc LAS and Elec. ........ 1 u
Mar 26--Public Service of n j -
Mar 31-U Ind Alcohol pf 1N
The London River Plato Bank lin
New-York tribune., 1920-03-26

The London & River Plato Bank. Lin
1.ed. has opened u branch at Pelotas.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-26
Corn Products Meeting To.d.v

Corn Products directors are s,bed-
uled to meet this afternoon. and It IS
expected that, in view of the rate at
"nich earnings are running, thew will
continue the policy inaugurated in De- De.
cemner of declaring an extra dividend
IN II; ADDITION to the regular. quarterly
ols'rlour,on of l per cent due at this
versant with the affairs of tho coyn .va-
pany state that earnings for the March
quarter will be ahead of those for ~ h., -
corresponding period a year ago. This
report, however. will not be made pub
nc until month from to-day.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-26
Steel Commons Book ya,ua

Among interesting points disclosed
IN IN the annual report of the United
states Steel Corporation was the fact
mat the book value of the common
STOCK, estimated from the figures Of
me balance sheet, stood at s245 a share
at at the end of 1919. Since 1915 there
mas ai', oeen s 81 steady climb in the book
saIue OF Steel as result of the rarid
expansion in assets. In that wear he
o book value of the junior stock issue M
inquired out at $196 share. At tbe
END of 1917 it had risen to s201. and
syo ey the end of 1918 to S235. An 1915
Slo share was added to it's hook Inc
New-York tribune., 1920-03-26
Melons on German sacur;.;ou

:; 1erman industrial corporations. par
1S9aa u,SS9aarly those in the occupied area,
tterlals since the lifting of the blockada
have greatly increased their can;ta9 1u ;n
order to finance the greatly increased
cost of inventories resulting fron
hlgh prices and the depreciation Of
the mark in foreign countries. Those
americans who are gambling in the
STOCKS OF these enterprises have shared
IN the cutting of several melons re-
sultlng from this movement to increa 90
the capital. ~ --'s' essse
New-York tribune., 1920-03-26
In Wall Street
Exchange Slump Booms Marriages

Using deprecated exchange to win
husbands has appealed to at least one
wealthy New Yorker, with relatives in
Vienna. When the crown, normally
worth so cents, was quoted few days
ago at 4-10 of cent, this individual
bought 25O,000 crowns at net cost OF
$1,000, and sent them to distant, poor
female relatives. The object of the
transaction was to give them dowries,
which are important assets in the mar
riage marts in that country. The gift
was regarded as munifcent on the
other side, because the purchasing
power of the crown has not deprecated
quite as much as its exchange value.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-26
Union Oil

The Union Oil Company of Della
ware; it was learned yesterday, has
bought the properties of the Wav,ana
on and Gas Company. comprising IL :
S39 acres in West Virginia. it. Is
stated that the oil from these leases
forms largely from what are known as
the Big lnjun and Berea sands. and
is ciassed as Pennsylvania grade
New-York tribune., 1920-03-26
A Newcomer on the Board

me me common stock Of H. R. Mallinson
q Co., makers of silk, was dealt in for
the first time on the Stock EXCHANGE
yesterday. Two hundred shares changed
hands at SAB and $44 a share. Those
close to the company estimated that it
would earn $5,000,0O0 before taxes this
year If the achievements of the frst
quarter are continued until Decem-
New-York tribune., 1920-03-26
Lucky Money

The spectacular leap of Stromberg
Carburetor from 73 to "a yesterday af-
ternoon-the biggest part of the rise
took place in less than an hour-made
some easy money for couple of lucky
spectators. They bought jointly a
call on 100 shares of Stromberg. good
tor the day, the call price being J85.
Inc option cost them less than $50. By
the close of the day it was worth close
to 5000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-16
Doctor Tells Hov to Detect
Harmful Effects of Tobacco
Trv These SIMPLE TESTS

then stop. II you find that you are out
OF breath. your heart beat 10 forced.
trembling or irregular. you may DO .
victim OF functional or organic heart
trouble. II you feel that you must
smoke. chew or snuft TO quiet your
nerves. you are slave to, the tobacco
habit. and are positively poisoning
yourself with the deadly drug. nicotine.
In either case you have just two alter
natives-keep on with the self-poison-
ing process irrespective Of tho dangers
and suffer the consequences. or give up
the habit and escape the dangers. You
can overcome the craving and stop the
habit in very short time by using the
following inexpensive formula. Go 10
any drug store and ask for Nicotol tab
lets, take one tablet after each meal.
and in a comparatively short tlme you
will have no desire for tobacco. the
craving will have left you. with tho
nicotine poison out Of your system your
general health will quickly improve.
Eo.e-When asked about Nicotol tab
lots. one Of our leading druggists said:
1T is truly a wonderful remedy for tho
tobacco habit; away ahead Of anything
we nave ever sold before. We are au-
thorized by the manufacturers TO re,
fund the money TO every dissatlsneo
customer. and we would not permit the
use of our name unless the remeoy
nossessed unusual merit" Nicotol zap
let's are sold in this city under an IRON
clad money-back guarantee by all up
to-da.e druggists, including Hoge-paViS
Drug Stores and G. H. Griest & Co.
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New York: Doctor Common. formerly
Of Johns Hopkins hospital. says: Many
men Nhu smoke. chew or snuf lnres-
sanity and who are seemingly h'hltn!
are suffering from progressive "rRahiS
ailments Thousands of them wouiu
never have been afflicted had II not peen
for the use Of tobacco. ana thnusahGs
would soon get we'll ii they would 0nlE
ston the use OF tobacco. The chlel
hahi, forming principle OF tobacco is
nicotine. a deadly poison whic9' When
absorbed by the system slowly aHects
the nerves, membranes. tissues ana
vial organs Of the body. The harmful
effect Of tobacco varies and depends on
circumstances. One will be aNilcteo
with general debility. others win ca
tarrh Of the throat. indigestion. consul
patioi. cXtrcme nervousness. sIeepless
ness. loss Of mcmery, lack or VIII
poW.r mental confusion. etc. DINERS
may suffer from heart disease. brohchia!
trouble hardening Of tho arteries tu-
hnrCulosis blindness or even cancer Or
the common afflictiOu known AS l0pac-
go heart II you use tobacco IN an!
form YOU can easily detect the harmtul
effects BY making IN" following simple
tests. Read aloud one full paS" from
a book If, in the course or reaulhE
YOUR voice becomes muffied. h0arse ana
;ndislnCt. md YOU must frequently
clear your throat, the chances are 'hAi
YOUR throat Is affected by catarrh ana
II NAV be- the beginning OF more S"rI-
Gus trouble. Next. IN the morning De
fnrr taking your usual smoke. Walk up
three flights Of stairs at regular pace
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voted 70 chorus singing. Many excel
Icut features are promised through
his new department. AZ inc sueses,-
ZION Of the civic committee lAe cruz
voted 10 offer a prize 10 the StuGrnt
graduating from the Shadyside Hlgn
School with highest honors for the four
years work. IT is the purpose or me
Irran;zation To make this an annual
and pcrmanent award. pttallS anu
rules governing the prize VIII DC an,
nouncrd later. II was decided also thai
steps should he taken for prac,'tcni
,.orktnr out " the Amer!canization
which The club is studying. MEMBERS
hone that before III" winter is auNahC'u
classes for both men and women can
bc orranizcd. The club will sponsor
700 community meeting for women
mar those who vote for the hrst time
in November may receive education III
the use OF the ballot. The t'mc ana
Mace for this VIII be announced later.
Personals. \
At the evening session OF ne Mo,
mans Missionary society 'onEentl".I
held in RcllRirc on Tuesday an ihIoI-
,nal reception was rendered MISS Gaze
Iratterson Of Shadys!d" who IS assigned
,n work in the mission fields OF india
Tho societies of IN" Barn"svllc as
trict viii be largely responsible FOR
hcr sunrort. Many members Of the
standard Bearers society well as
,Losc Of tho adult organization were
present from Shadys!de.
Tn" local iodg" OF INC impE"HeGn se ala
early IN October 70 institute council
The trip is to h. made on a special
Train So that the men may return the
same night ANY member who has had
nXpcrlrncc on the degree team Is urged
- he AT the lodge Thursday evening
for practice.
Miss Florence Mckolvey and Mrs.
Robert r. Futhey were joint hostesses
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-16
SHADYSIDE
Council Active,

An important session 81 the village
council was held Monday evening. AZ
that time Mr.. W. r. Jones. formerly
maylor, was elected to nj the vacancy
made by the resignation Of Councilman
George keyscr. Two Of the county
election hoard were present to confer
IN regard 10 the establishment 81 new
decided to divide the TWO districts now
existing into tw" each. making four
in all This will be necessary because
the next ~ n Presidential election and
niso because u! he increased number
OF voters on account Of suffrage grant
cd TO women.
Council ordered the erection nf signs
marking off school zones. The signs
Will be IN the nature Of warnings to
drivers Of all vehicles that caution
must he exercised in the'vicin!tN Of
school building. The clerk OF the VII
lage g now issuing notices to property
owners IN regard Ia The construction
Of the sewers and when this is COM
p.eted m ordinance declaring the In
IGNITION Of the village viii 10 passed.
The street commissioner was instruct
ed 70 post notices regulating tho use
Of the free dump At the south OF town.
Dislnfectants and fresh earth are 10 be
used again to make the place sanitary
and the people must then take heed to
obey the regulations II the place IS
continued for the convenience Of the
public.
An innovation which proved a pleas
ant departure from former custom was
introduced at tho meeting Of the Wo-
mans club Tuesday evening VIXEN the
music committee took charge Of the
session and hftcen minutes were de-
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BELLAIRE NEWS
HSzin Practice.

Aaron McDerm!t, and Charles Lope-
man. local athletes and former high
school football and basketball stars ar"
now ouc for practice with the MarieNa
, College football squad. tn" pra%ticr IS
being held preparatory 70 p'CNinG
team TO open the college season IN"
early part ~ next month. Il IS expect
ed that McDerm.ct At least Viii b" able
TO make the Washington county eleven.
May Open Season Early.
= Although . has been In" Intention 70
q have the high school Gr!d!roN season
open on Saturday. October =. VIII a
game with m" Cameron high school 81
perintendant Nelson. OF the local SVH"o
week earlier. II Il suitable 0Hr"""n,
can be secured the local nigh school
elevne Wi; have - cont"s; on Saturday.
September IS
To Play Again.
The Florence Athletic Ciuh h"S"HII'
team OF Pine hRun. and IA" Cambria
Mining Company n.ar Of S&adysii". ~
clash again. Announcement was mad
yesterday by Manage Ellison. ~ ~"
Florence club. I'M: 4 Ia:rd bate had
~ecen arranged between m. Two ;"Hui~
ii Will 10 PLACID A. ,he Sixteenth street
Park the coming SUNDAY Nad promises
10 draw a hH crowd. Tia" t"an'% have
me: twice THIS s"NS"" TIL i."r' no.
club won n" E'->t gam" TIL" second.
MAYED las, sunday. ended IN the "!rv-
enth inning with IN" score - :. El'!-
son took h!S team from IN" field when
an argumcu; came ~ Oyer Il decision or
the urnpi-~. The gam" WIS forfeited 70
Shadys.dr.
snidsr Funeral To-day.
Funeral services w:li p" hold MIS- az
ternoon a. o'r,n'k for the lac Charles
Snider. popular Local youth who Nas
killed while fighting with ,hr American
forces IN Franc. The s"rVicn> NJ 10
at the HON" - his parents. NJ. and Ms.
George SnI,lrr. on Noble street. near
Forty-f!r,h. Members or The American
Legion Post auh former soldiers -" In"
world war WI attouf N = BODY. They
are e meet Il, I O'Clock - ~" Elk hall.
The Legion band VIII furnish muS'c.
The body arrived n n" cry Yesterday
over the Pennsylvania railroad.
Committeeman 70 Meet.
\ meeting OF tn" Democratic central
committeeman % the ".ty = - be- held
Friday evening ~ IN" headquarters.
Plans Will be turther"d A. THIS Tim" for
the part the organization vii! take n
the election. George S""rry. Cart Tar
lett, Clarence Z. Corbett and Charles
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Rich, Soft Glow
ON FURNITURE ATTAINED
WITT CRUDEOLEUM

You rannu; apprrCjnl" h." heautfRI
yoIr furniture can lie mad" :" look Nh,,
I'll YOU hay" actually used and 'rcd
CRl DOLEl NJ.
II has made enc Of the tasks You
used In dread, simple and easy. Just
Keep your dus' cloth slightly in"!si'h"d
with rRl DNLEl NJ. and then polish rs
You dust. There Is no extra labor l."
!, at all. or no extra I'm" consumed.
The expense is practically nothing when
You Use CEl'DOLEl'M.
pint bottle ~ GEEDOl.El NJ for Gully
5ir aud is authorized I" refund N"ur
money II You ar" not d"l!Ehtrd with i:
The frequent us" "f tKi lhlI.l.l VI
gives an added hCm" comfort. You viii
learn to trust il To keep your turDitur"
bright and attractive. If your drug,
gist docs not keep II. send us 4nr ana
We viii forward 4 huItlc by return
mail Wm. NJ. simpson Drug "a.
Whul"sale Druggists. Williamsburg S'a-
tiua. PITTSBURGH. Ia.
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FLYERS were called - settle family diff
cutie sin four or five places IN town
during the dHv and in at l"nsi one case.
the head Of IN" family settled his own
troubles before III" police got there
Suicide House
julius Nolinski. the Polish resident.
an account of whose attempted murder
Of his wife and suicide. appears in an
OTHER column in thIS paper WAS resi-
den, g: th" same hoUS" on crawford
Heights. wh"r" another foreigner fol
lowed The Same cuurS" Of procedure
NOR" than SIX months age.
The members ot IN" Junior Order OF
United American Mechanics VIII hold
their -cGular meeting tonight
Mrs. John Coleman. al wheeling
sprut yesterday afternoon VISITING with
friends IN this cry.
Ed lunch. of the Massachusetts 1nsur-
anCr company IS spending the day al
III" h.'Hnrh Watch h" has established al
St,uh"nNill". onI".
Mrs. William TruaX and daughters. or
Syracuse, ONO. arrived her" yesterday
for visit wr,h Mr. and Mrs. James
C.arK
An mnorran' meeting .: III" Degree
Of PucununiaS Will II" h"ld IN their
rooms in IN" Fraternai Hall TINS even
Miss Thclma Jenkins. Of this city. l"ft
yesterday I" enter ohio nNcrsity AT
Athens. OhioE
III" meeting Of the Harding Republican
club at Bridgeport last night.
Mrs charles Adams and daughter.
Mrs. clyde Ault sp"W' yesterday visiting
with relatives n: Pipe creek.
r.icut Jesse Barton was. special
guest at tn" luncheon q! the ktwnn!S
club Yesterday ~ noon.
:, vcral local men took adNant0c" or
tho first day e.! n" squirrel season -" u
hunting TRIP yesterday. .,.,,,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-16
new REMEDY FOR
UGLY HUSBANDS
A Calotab ut Bedtime with Swallow OF
Watrr-That's AL. No salts, NO
Taste, No Danger Nor the Snghtest
UnploaBArtneos-Wa Up IN the
Morning Feelin~ Pine.

When your hubby get ross. mean
ugly. uast!--a chronic crouch. simply
give him ore Of III" naESrnlcsS it"lle!
tablets. the kind that do the work with
cat ~" slightest unpleaSnn,ness. Ire
next morning l." viii be the k!nd Of nus
ha nd he promised 10 he. Hon st ! AN
not joking. II beats anything You eyer
saw for taking the nleannsss 'bili"us-
ness out Of men and women. TOO. IN"
next time YOU feel lazy. mean. niue
headaChy and discouraged TAX" tal"'ab.
One tablet ~ bedtime. with swallow or
watNr-thats all No taste, NO gr,pinE.
no salts. no siCkeu!ng nftcr-"ff""ts. loG
wake up IN tho morning feeling NM:
Your liver clean. your system purih"d
with hearty appetite for breakfast.
Eat what YOU pleas" and 70 about your
hasIn"Ss-- no danger.
Calo'ahs are sold Only in original.
sealed packages. price th.rtN-h'r cents
We hav" authorized your druggist :" re-
fund n" price. ii Nru are not N'rfrC'lV
delighted wi'h iahS.--( Adv)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-16
School Teacher Needed
Brains

Il never have lad such l. 'HUdS end
cums IL mo as Wheu | lOuh tho mrs,
dose or Nayr's Wonderful Remedy.
was afraid / would haVo 10 give up my
schoO. bocuus1 Of severe stomach, liver
and bowel trouble which, caused such
Il pressure Of gas thai | could not usa
my r nra' r,,iv s!nr, ,yki,e m Trs-,'
ment OF Mayrs WouGerfuI Kennedy It
year Ago. ali this has d!sappeared.H /.
Is II simple, HARMLESS preparation that
in,sst!na! tract and .iA.ys tho imam.
nation which causes practically all
stomach trouble. liver and intestinal
ailments. including appendicitis Ono
dose will ooRV;nCn o. Nancy refunded.
{, H. Gr!est a. Co., and leading drug.
g!sts everywhere.
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last evening at a charming miscellane.
Gus shower planned TO compliment Miss
Mary Futhey whose betrothal 70 l'
David J. Griftiths Of Bellaire ~ss re-
Gently announced.
Mr.. Alex McMasters OF Jacobsoure
was a business visitor In town on
Tuesday.
Mr. John Heddleston Of Key was at
tending to matters Of business in town
on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Elliott Of Steu.
benyille were guests over sunday AZ
the home Of Mrs. Loretta Caldwell OF
Central avenue.
has purchas ed the house on Elk ave
nue. now occupied by Mr.. and Mrs.
William Scheck. 1t was formerly
owned by Mr.. Russell Summons.
Mr.. Howard Bowen Of Lincoln ave-
nue. has returned from business trip
TO Kingwood. w. Va.
All true love Is founded on esteem
Buckingham.
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BRIDGEPORT

Leave news items for Tho lntel!i-
,cnrrr m IT.,k"y's N'WS stand.
Selhv & Reeds Drug store or the
l!rIJ,,.rcrt Hardware Company. or
,al Martins Ferry 2-S-J.
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YoST VIOLATION.

Tho case OF John Siko and Bruno Null
a-s, q ,rrcs;rd sometime in August for
the violation Of the foSt Inv hy FRO
hibition Officers - "a come up ms
morning before Judge Alan H. Robinson
in Criminal court.
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BeIIalro Briefs.

-" son 81 NJ" and Mrs. los"rh EI.9-
w"r'h i.uckwuoi. Ur SHADY ~.Gr.
BollaIro Briefs.
Harry Frank has returned :" MS nome
.H D"'ru.t iftrr Visiting a: me nome OK
Henry Rium! and family here.
Mrs Mary Thomas. C rn;"'y-e.EA'A
street. - spending few days W''A
friends a, >Powhata"
Joseph Blum has returned 20 his h'mr
her" after a Wis; with relatives al
Akron.
Joseph Buren,. Of Franklin street. has
been removed 10 his nome from the
Ky hospital.
Miss Florence White has returned TO
her h"ju" on Th:r;y-e!ghth street. after
Il w.; n Pittsburgh.
Mrs EwrrS Aldvrdg" and daughter. or
Chester. W. Va. are here visiting with
relatives for a few days.
Thomas I'Uune has returned % his
home ON Franklin street here. after a
v!srI n r.rtsburGh
Mrs. Fr"d ". HuSsmau has returned
20 her home ~ cincinnati after visit
with friends n this city.
Mrs T.. a Perkins has returned TO he-
home Al Bethesda after visiting with
friends IN this city.
Mrs Sherman Glasgow has returned
~ nr" Eom" in Bethesda after v:S!c
WIN friends here.
w. t Rrnwn'i"ld. Of Un:ontown. Pa.
vas - visitor WIN friends IA Bela!re
yesterday
Everything is in readiness for h'g
rAir ~ Sm!thAcld. o. on Sept 80. %. Il.
- member the dates.
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MARTINS FERRY

Leave Items for The Intolligencer
at IA" Rurd News Agency. South
Fourth street. or call Martins Ferry
o2T-J.
Albert W. Otte. Local Correspondent.
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No man can piss into eternity. for h
Is already IN it.---Farrar
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The bid" - the daughle; % Mr. ana
Ms. j y. Lockwood and tho groom -
II" son ~ NJ" and Mrs Joseph EI.7-
W"r'h i.uokwuod ur SHADY
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Everything Is IN readiness for h'g
EAir at Sm!thdcld. o. on Sept. 80. 2S. -.
- member the dates.
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| Henderson have been M mod "a The com
m!tte"men tov the four new precincts in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-16

All true love Is founded on estesm.-
Buckingham.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-16

'rhp work or tranSr"rrInE Tho SUI
dents IN tho grade schools Of IN" city,
from ore building 10 ano'hr: on ac-
count ~ the ConGestcd condition
q, some 81 the buildings vas
started yesterday. The transfer VIII
probably work slight hardship on
some. bat :: was absolutely necessary
10 relieve The crowded condition uf In"
rooms.