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Evening journal., 1920-01-07
WATCH EXCAVATION WORK.

Many people pause every day 10 view
the progress on the excavations on the
new building Of the Delaware Trust
Company at Ninth and Market streets.
It Is expected 20 complete the founda-
tions before Spring, and the steel fabric
OF the great structure will rise rapidly
as soon as the concrete foundations are
finished. Operations have been some
what curtailed OF late owing 30 the
severe weather.
Evening journal., 1920-01-07
EXHIBIT ROAD VIEWS.

An Interesting Photographic display
showing the Improvements TO Delaware
roads has been installed IN the old
lobby OF the Hotel dupont. The display
was prepared by the Delaware State
Highway Departm mt.
The views include photographs along
the dupont Highway and the Lincoln
Highway.
Evening journal., 1920-01-07
TRoLLEY uNIoN INsTALLs OFFTCEns

AZ The meeting Of Trolleymen's Union,
Local No Si2, last night, in A. o. u. w.
Hall. officers elected az the last meeting
were installed. J. smith and John
Lyons were appointed delegates TO the
Central Labor Union.
II Is thought thst local trolleymen
VIII form a beneficial association, 10
take care OF sick members and their
families.
Evening journal., 1920-01-07
DECLARE THIS TRIO
SMASHED RESTAURANT

Alleged 10 have started rough house
IN Vail and Hlokens cafe. at No. G0J
Shlpley street early this morning dur
Ing which a show case, cups. saucens
and plates were smashed Joseph Gold
stein was arrested on a charge OF dis
orderly conduct
According 20 the police Go,dsteln was
accompanied by James Taylor and
Thomas McGanary. Warrants have been
Issued Tor their arrests on a Ike charge.
Evening journal., 1920-01-07
nRANpYwINE COMPANY ELECTS.

The following officers were elected at
the meeting Of the Brandywne fire
company No. 10 last night: President,
George C. Watson; vice-president, VIII
liam Joyce; treasurer. William Kolb;
financial secretary, Henry Smith; drec-
tors, James Whitaker and William
Kolb, the latter 70 III the unexpired
term OF Jacob Gresch, resigned.
Evening journal., 1920-01-07
POLICE LOOK FOR
NEW CASTLE Girl

The police have been requested 10 10
cate Catherine Reese. AGED IS years. Of
New Castle, who disappeared q week
ago yesterday The girl came 30 VII
mington to seek employment and has
not been seen by her mother since.
The young girl resided with her
mother on The Strand IN New Castle.
Evening journal., 1920-01-07
pELAMARE FIRE COMPANY ELECTS.

Delaware Iiro LOmpany NO. IlsI
nigh. elected the following officers
President, George II. Taylor; vicc-pres-
ident. Jesse Grant; recording secretary,
Robert =. Davis; financial secretary,
Thurston N. Lowe treasurer. Arthur j.
Mulrooney; trustees, William Hickman,
Arthur ]. Mulrooney, Z. G.. Windsor.
Harry J. Linthicum, Steven Roman;
finance committee. Randolph Truman,
Charles High and . c. Windsor.
Evening journal., 1920-01-07
FROZEN GROUND STOPS WORK.

Steam is up In the two big steam
shovels on the Rodney Square site, but
neither OF the machines has dug a
shovelful for the past two weeks. This
is partly due TO the fact that Il Is near
ly impossible for the sharp shoyels 10
make any impression on The frost
hardened embankmenis. There Is %
inches OF frozen soil on the site.
Evening journal., 1920-01-07
ISAAC PHLLIPs IMPROVES

injuries Of Isaac phl.llps, whose
clothing was caught in a revolving
shaft at the Todd's Cut shops Of the
Pennsylvania railroad yesterday were
not as serious as was at first feared.
H sustained bruises and Iacerations.
but his condition is not In any way
critical
Evening journal., 1920-01-07
.DU POINTS confer
ON POWER NEEDS
Continued from First Page

dupont and General Motors Corpora
tion. and he denied that there was any
contemplated taking over by the DUPONT
or General Motors interests OF an In
terest in the General Electric Company.
Among those at the luncheon. aside
from Pierre S. dupont, Lammot du-
Poni, J. J. Raskob and r. r. VI. Car
ientier. were w. c. Spruance Of the
dupont Company. Mr.. Rice. Mr.. Corey,
Mr.. Burchard. Mr.. Morrison and Mr.
Albright. Of the General Electric Com
pany. and Colonel Hugh L. Cooper and
Dexter Cooper Of the Cooper Company.
Evening journal., 1920-01-07
DOVER ASKS FOR
MODERN SCHOOL
Continnod from Flrst Paee

itNtilh ~ AINlu Illrh tnAI.
the Board Of Education Of that city. w.
J. Thornburg, superintendent Of the
Dover schools, accompanied the boaNd.
Or. Joseph II. Odell head Of the Auxil-
iary. presided at the meeting.
The Dover delegatlon laid before the
Auxiliary their plans for Improving the
school facilities OF the State capital and
made IS request for financial aid from
the Auxiliary. The amount which may
be advanced from the dupont fund viii
be determined later.
Evening journal., 1920-01-07
To ENLARGE nANcRorr PLANr.

Building Inspector Preston today is
sued a permit 10 The Joseph Bancroft
and sons Company 20 make an addition
90 the Rockford plant 90 cost $4,000
The addition will De two stories high
and viii De of brick, concrete and steel.
Evening journal., 1920-01-07
STATE FEE S229,6CO
FOR THIS CHARTER
speoIal to The EvanIng Ionrnal.

0INVINI 70 IWV " 'NIIIIH IUUTHII,
DOVER. Jan. IA certificate of
amendment 90 its charter was nlel at
the State Department today through the
Corporation Trust Company Of America.
OF Wilmington, for the General Motors
Corporation. increasing from Si.O20,O0O.- r.
600 90 S5,6i0OOO,O0O. rs capital. The
secretary OF state received a check as
state tax Tor the increase. OF s229 600.
The General Motors Corporation
stockholders at a meeting In Whining
ton yesterday. adopted a resolution 90
incrcae the capitalization OF the cor
pOratlon.
Evening journal., 1920-01-07
COM,nTTEE TO ORGANIzE.

Members Of the Food Prolteer'ng
Committee appointed by Mayor Taylor
several weeks ago who made one fruit
less attempt to oreanize, viii meet
again on Friday night Of this week. II
is hoped that organization will be af-
fected at this time.
Evening journal., 1920-01-07
A SAINT. WITH A PINCH.

"A Saint With a Punch" was the topic
OF a live-wire lecture given at Edge
Moor VI. z. Church by the Rev. Carlisle
L. Hubbard, pastor Of St Psu's Church
IN this city. DR.. Hubbard spoke OF the
kind Of church member needed by the
modern church.
Evening journal., 1920-01-07
GIRL OF IL GETS MARRIAGE LICENSE

AIthOueh only II ycIrs old, Elsie
Jenitti, No. 1920 Sixth street, Is TO marry
Nicola Carata. Of No. 1887 Lincoln street.
age PC. A license for the marriag has
been granted by Magistrate Barnet
Gluckman. The girls parents gave
their consent.
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WHICH DO YOU VANITY

wall. by III. ". all
sd "' " e ala not
s@moTs '"nd nah" ""d 'h's
"p
hsso
J.. svsyd"s they
m.s. Am.l. With no, .. n., pop. VIM " good .p,n-
rh''"r"-" "'"""f."
r'"n's Tn" "'"-e d"-''"
sss to , N, world .,s.,. and ,n.y A.. r.r.,.n to .u, pr,..
that mspsm. merely "L..r.r" until
ssHp.i ,on In tn. story Of our ia,
what"V"r Th" "'"f
"" ', 49,, ' =, ~, .u 49,, - wi, b. A, ~.
fallen h" tn" wall"
Of Jsruao leaving our'n der'nco'.-
hardo the outbreak Of The"
"s IN, ' " O , , wv s~ , ,n a. 0,oo, on. third
time We facing winter " hard om"' sue" ~ '' country " ~
hnswna no.
had passed protection
tho nation Welsh
plat. biggest and b'"
Dividends Then came tho war
saved tho Democratic party from black and utter ruiz" The " @
running a" full capacity
Men who had been about " leave "h'e"
vood elsewhere were notified by their FORMER
by magic there
Now with Os. ARTIFICIAL Eod'
s Vi. Underwood tarT under which
and our mon OF work in 1914
only those newer Industries while"
industrial existence
Onslaught" comes" aud " vi" not no ''"s cunning " " ~
v. hiSh ana advanced Idea" "
valley viii lie the
.,Inn u .,ro -
sa "" " y"h '''-" "" az" ."""
Wis, g" EST" "'" proven" ""' ~
U,as.- di..n
"""s" "' IL" 90 49, !" protect
Iis,d
nspnblis" pl"'f"
a., ~ h American
~
Let European products
~orsm out OF s"P"""" '"
an, ,,co,nx Of tanire
rn, 4. IN. November which d" y""
wan.
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JUDGE BLAIR SEES
HARDING MAJORITY
IN OHIO 100000

| Special Dispatch To the Intelligence.
Charleston, w. Va. oct d Judge Al
hInn Il. DInir. Of r"rtHm"uIh. Ohin, Iur.
lot who stopped vutC buying Ia Adams
'uuuiy OHIO. about fifteen 5cHrs hho.
LoiIaves that Senator Warren a. Ita'd
i"g itspUhli'an n"inl"ea f"r the pTsnl
duu"y, wall 'aIiy hla HON" nI"I" "f ONO
la the '"ininI oi"ull"n 10y ma l"flY
hat wiil toa,I no 600 "nh nr"y q" 80
900 900
LInrs nlnlI 10 "lI"iury I"i tho WIT
abe, 'iloan,."r oto"I hi","sI. NhI"h "pt'
"i"o l",T" plants al Wheeling s"d i'"'is
,n""ih ""'l ~hi'' !" ""~ l"'i"""l"n u"
,ap",Iir IT, nn"," 4" 'h"iI"Si"" "''
h"Sl."Ao n"ii"," """""'i'd ~iin lh"i
'"'"i'"nt
! n",a h''" watching 's'ui"Ily ih"
r,Iiu iIHi h"',. hr.u u"ds ~ ~" Jew"
rsrs,s ""d u'h., "5"',"iro !" hhi". Sc III
Iulpr nl"l, - It"Untii'"" h""'lI""''f' -"
" lr.," Be- '"ll"1 :" '""i', Win $40 ~
la wat sa-m,l"I" Hiri" 'h"'ns".
win whom H." hes h""" a"n'u'lsi"d u"
upHI ""tR H. inu'Io,"ur" r""ps lpw".
~ IL rsIln"i"d hN H"lh that ~
urw hnr" DuU uUO V"Irir ~ on" "Ud "
Ihn vet" Ir go IT." r"u,n Ir'l" 80 ~"
U"ila thsi hive h""u Iuh"" the Stat"
WIN utvn IInrdl"u nud c""lidn" 0o.0n"
,npJ"tny ! du not hollovn II win fall
unicr gbh 200
"Thr Dr,r",rnlT ro"m 10 accept the
uourrm h"I"r ihai IiarhInV.n "l"rtl"n la
inevitable aud l"opl Democratic VIII" ere
,uuVorpnni win C"udlll0nH NJ" taking
II 70, granted that They nIo whipped
"1hu woman Vnt'rR ~" niI"ng f"r
, IInrdIuF Ia onto wan" lh'y rny thIt
C"r bass Claimed iI,nt D." va" d'y ih"y
nIr" npHrIi that Il" han "lwsH" appoint
al wota T." rnfnrro ~" day lava with tho
,uuHUuu"ui I"Hull ihhI Ih"i' has neon
IaI enforcement
| "uuHluuHa men IN both phIII'H are f"T
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Although General ObrsHon. tho new
president OF Mexico. ran on n platform
that endorsed CarranKa's 1917 constitu,
tion. Il IL generally believed that his
election means better foreign relations
for his country. His policy on immI'
grafton and the Investment Of foreign
capital In u liberal one, lie Ia not pro
JUDGED against tho United States. out
wardIy at least. and has eSpronsod Ia"
lntcntion TO protect American lives and
property aud To bring about roSump.
ton Of cordial relations. With now
administration In Washington. the ind
cations are that much or the blttornes'
that has characterized tho Mexican stu
alton for the last several years. win dis
appear.
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RIPPLING RHYMES
ny WALT MA1OP
TMn 200.

somtllmrs gu 10 E"c ~" 200,
where sslfwurn lirulu IaE'H, nnd
m0idy linns Srim aud blue. lT"h
forth from rusty casas Aud there
sro wolves from fuIosis daIh "nh
indukoya ten 90 seven, ana weary
,IiltaIs howl and barL aud H"nd
inalr wallis - hah van. Al day ih"y
pa.a tho Buddan fl""i ia1V" When
The Keepers feed "inI and "tl"h Ihrl'
imHas Though the d""i. a"h y""'"
nnd vein fU f,ou,i"n IheyIs
Il, san,iha ~ the Iuaaian d"or whs'a
"u,o IhaV uarV rani'"l.h, :" al
he mountains villa anl "i""r Whsle
In IhsI, y"oln Ih"V H''"'"hi"d
inay.Is ihlnhIUp ~ ~" f"'""I 'i""""
- ~"ud lace aI'""na "'h 'l"v"'
Tud uu~ h"Ii"d -" l''" Ease" 'h'g :"
damned 4" pace i"'"Va' -" "'"'"
Im Ihp.s uui-ppY hssHia tie hnn'
inr %. snh ,"iiyi ~" ""ts f"' 'h""
the OUTLAW fsaSis III h"S"'I "~"'nr
-, valley u" 'UuTs H. sou" V"r'
sIlsoi Iand wllI Ih"l' swlf It"I hs
,srIna! snh III" huupn bslnHr rIn"d,
rud watch lhol, il'"l"-S pacing
W.ve nut those sad eyed hru'NI ~
Isll Without - wit ~ warrant, ~
rusty cages foul AMI nirln. Win ut
I,nsphpra nhhorr"ni rh"y hlh h"l
houra OF hrut their wlvor. 9" Il"
ro,no apesd law stunning they wtr"
10 tried 10 1.-Two their llvos ~ plan.
nod In tho beginning And now III"
poor moth oatou wr@cka behind III"
bars must lnnguirh. that ihl". an""r.
ing rubboTneCkH may Wow Their
endless anguish.
by uoorEo Matthew hdamH
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Our Daily Story
TIM wITHunn

Al hin nc rnd'ln" Ii""'I"R had long
81 ror chance 10 fnC' n proEouuiln In
lawyer FROM wIlunrs stand
Tho buIldoElus. blnckmn'lluE parallel
opIhss"' ho would fuhc on"h tlnIo hh
attempted n trial "Oh for good am
chauoo [" show on" Of tho buIiyrnRRinR.
OverbcnrlnE pOmp"Elilca that th"rn'r nj
Toast ono man In tho world they cant
rnduco /" wntcry kncrd. hutt"D -
4, splncd nullity''
Then. ono day. lie had his chan"o n.
last lilo was 'allod AN Witness In a
suit for damngeH and RrlStl"H Beetle.
perhaps the muHt viCIUuS lawyer In tho
world. rose To question him.
Mr.. BesrinE." hogan H"eiler Suayely,
did you SEQ tho rO-Callcd accident when
III" rcputcd rIE-ton truck was said TO
have permanently "Inbnrrasned the
plniniiff by pArHlnE over hls neck
Il did. perfectly" responded radrinc
BooTinR promptly and nnappily.
"Ahhhhh." purrUd liNnticr And In
your ego niHht good
EXCELLENT. r'pllad liorTinE rrlhPly.
You don't wohr ElanScH"
'Er only f"r reading ruIp""or
An uEprusRinn ~ devnnIinG horror
flooded tho lawyers receptive features
"HIr." he doomed how daro you
nland there with hraIon orfroniory aud
toll this Intelligent court that YOU HH"
tho Taputsf accident perfectly "nd
that your eye HlHhI In 'os'olloui mud
than 10 tho same breath. admit that II
In necessary for you IL wear l"H""'
IH II your astounding halIof, blr, that
'oEOelIant Ia a syn0Inyn i"I !mp'I
rsCtT''
III bDbh hrai "h Hammered
tho witness IIiInIion IieriloI TUNED I"
the IuhG"
Your hon"r' lao said. "ihiH wIinr"H
hsB Ia hla flTHi dUAGn VOID" ~ l"qiI
,nony, ooutradioIUd himself in"tuusshly
s"d Prov"n him""'f devoid 81 v1,H'l,Y
! ash ihst his IuSIli"""Y lao h'fI'hs"
from tho ToCoIdL
Ana the Judge a'oshsd I" The TsTu""i
anh our haI" htsppod d""", hlh i"'s
nln. onInIs fiom hin off"iiH 4" collect
hla thoughts
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THE VIBTULA AND BlDE-
LIGHTS

!, Wa. IN. battle Of the Vstula ono 81
~Th. dsaisiss battles Of the ~oTidf Gar
~taia rfitsss 81 Considerable Tspn'"tl""
dsslaTa that II was snd supp"'t ne"
ssatsaIInn by s"ma So"d argument"
A. tkIa battle ""Iy t""h Ida"s 10"
vashs .ss and as the fuii ""Psaa"s"'"'
Ar. ssi 10 D.. sas" thla """"iusi"" really
aaa,as q IiItIs hSsiy Undoubtedly 'h'
yisI.,y has saved r"is"d f"'" the nos
sI.. n.I.hayIs,. f"' ths '''"s h.'"s
-hs(.v., sl.s may he said f"' u !" .
satil,a'y ssn.-
Almost 80 latSs1ilra 40 ~" hsuls ~.
ssiT L. tbs European -i'"atl"n ~hlch "
has throvn In" thu umeliEh, u'""'
nrltaIn. Trsass. i,sly snh Poland ~.Ta
ali members Of the lasEus "r nations
vet Great Britain and Italy not only
failed TO CONS To IN. AID OF Poland
aaains, external RRErsHslou. as they
agreed 10 do undsr ArtiGls X. but oven
refused TO give her their moral support
against IN. Russian Reds. and IN" Brit
ish officer At DsnElK prevented war sup
pliss from reaching the Poles In their
hour OF peril. and possibly In ciVillEa-
- tfon'A hour OF psrIl. the only nation on
earth that cams 10 tho assistance Of
/ Poland wah France. Ths French not
only rave their strong moral support
aKninst the Dolshovlsts. but sent osn-
arAl weysand and several hundred other
trained officers. to whom the great VIC
tory OF the Vlstula was duo.
Great Britain and Italy have boom
pursuink q weak policy toward tho Boil
ahsytsts, largely because Of their own
domestic troubles Tho labor elements
In both England and Italy SOON To 10
considerably Hinged with red and no
statosmaa haA appeared 90 far In either
nation strong enough TO restore law and
\ order. II was this dIsGra0oful situation
within these two countries. together
With ths Osrman chaos that mada tho
liable dsfsat Of tho Poles at tina ViH-
Ia a MANAGE TO tho world. II Ia argued
with Poland ovarthrown. Germany
have famed up like finder aud
RANCE would have bson Ia posi-
resist France. u IL argued.
Eya been capable OF tho great
% rsssaTy aud boishoVlsm would
Ia pIfsd Europe. rossibly there
nA ssSs.Tstio" In this conclusion
go ne. Russia nor GsTmsRy was In
s0aditioa foT . sustained military stfort.
hut at any rate the YisIula victory was
sstTemsIy fortunate and both Roland
Mad vrsnos are 10 ba osnsTstuitsd
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1a,na pisifurm 10 sspsniAd a. Aufaac
ini.,Ga ha ma rsanpia ~ psIiy bar
n,uny ~ the Republican ,nph anh n'",
vI,. viii al nnr. ,.ns,,,i,a, dat A"dii"r
ira,ai wee il,. Isads' ~ Ha"s,al w""d
-, sanl..iinn in ". sl-'s .nd 80 sn"h
~assd "liff thi'la asslpsl h"b"'W
sutherland whip YES y paDplhsif fyF thr
ptpsldshUy AID ~. rbhVsnl ~" lElhshl.h
~, ". thlasH" ""nss"'l"n En'n W"
siaI. ~innirs The dsieR"ij"n " VA
- fnl, ri"uhup hEhi h"i~e"n ,h"a" ~"
,rru. suJ lan ~" r","s Thny "'s poi
equally H"Dd fInuds pnd buih are look
lhH forward WIN pleasure 4" the rs
i.nriyn campaign lfiP they bTs hol"H
~ tel. H. shnII rIhsr'H nnnPsnt
Th.ir engagements n'"' b"l"h"r y
Jeffr,-"n o"uuiyI Preston H"nnty, TN
and H,hI MrnonHslln. 90 'hq pih Mntl?n
tho liih! UarrlsDn, l9lhI Wst,rl. Pun
MAJ shsii, ION rieprspts, lbihI wood, %
WiiIlums,own, 10th rOCahQnins p'hI
uroonhriar. ni white rulphur Hprlngs.
2Oih; Monroe. glu,; Mercer, ppnh. Mo.
D"w"Il ard, aud Mlng", oI Williamson,
2bih
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Sutherland and DarSt
In Speaking Tour for
Republican Ticket

ursrlnI plsrni'h !" Tbs l"'''I'H""'"'
waShInHl"n - =, '"' O"''""
n,a,es gonrto, Hvward sutherland 1877
nj. ,Iiy today fm Wo", Vl,Flnl" '"
aia,i "n hIs sro""h making Iiln"'"tP
which wrn arranged f"' HIN ny ~"
rrc.Lr,s' hu,ceu 81 tho nspubli""n
s,oi, committee At charleH,on. ~ wiII
,eLs him ~ nr,e"u u"ph,les ~ 10
snd including Ooiobor 10Th. on "hl'n
hnto hu IN rroduloh Va make "pn""h
81 Williamson. MlnGo county. Ahr,
,mnL, Ills avn uuYnEomenis aud hhH nc
,ortod invIistl"uG TO sddT"ls nnsl parry
,nniou ia Harbour aud UpHbuT o0unlloa
ponni"r nuih"rland will be Joined ~
'T,TIn Alta by RiaIc Auditor John IT,
bn,rI who viii campaign win him In
ihr nfIrcu 'uuntlor routed hy W."
Hrcnkcrr huronu This distinguished
rnIr or Republican lohdoIr travelling to
asihor aud rr"nkInE ca"h day from ihs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07

az ys,y sT.s, Interest 4" ~" 'sp"''
~ IN. Uni,.d n,s's- puhil" h".l'h sew
loo that al srpsTap, cm" for l.p'""H
has ba.n discovered A r'era'a'i""
msds from oh.uimnnaIs oil wac '""'sh
a., a ,.psys over peri"d ~ r"v~Tsl
months They ~srs psr"lsd aS out"h
In Ootobsr 1919 ana up 30 The prssan'
have remained frss from the dls""r"
should those cures prove 10 h" parma
msnt. loproay. ons Of the Oldest disease"
known To man. will have boon added Ia
the oonausats Of science.
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BREAKDOWN CLOSES
MILL At BENWOOD

olIh. WsrIlos as.l lion ts,or.U,.
pi.ni ~, iishw"Od ~.,. syyDps)isJ ~
au-ppnd operations ."tly Wednesday,
W"tn'ny ~bsn The bls blower shHlaH
hrphs down
u wsn sis,rd i.st nIght tkpt nathan
n"nsrt'""n, II ~, pl.u' viii k- Nv. II
ably not during most wseE. ...
Hoiw"en 400 and 1000 wsvtWsn arc
temporarily jjla IN account Ut the NILS.
hep 10 tbs biJwsr sDGi1s.
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Wilson's assaults upon tho constitution
aud the traditions Of free HoVeTnm""t
have as,sndod to and become tho spirit
Of avery federal department aud every
fadaf.I oTTIaoholdsT Neither Coz nuI
any 0thsT Democratic president could
suGaesd Wilson and auuaas"T"iiy '""t
aut Ihi. governmental cancer Ma, "'dy
Wilson, but ell ,hnss ~h" have lmh'hah
hi. dssi.In.s and a"aUi' al hla Spi'it
h,usI 40 The ""iy ~Ay I" ~".""pllHh
mn, 1. a.. I.v. q .nnpi.ia uh."ss 81
al,nIaIsl, ellpa
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pour sARHTHa wAnHIRaH

Ghlaf ~ raiius r'sd r'nsi"'S ne"
yosIoI day lnaIallah ElFn- warming anl"
laIs sboui parking aa's az T~slfth
street i"ns., than the allntisd hour The
nav sisnA as buiii "f w""h, ""h are
pls IDLY Visibla IL, shout "ns hundred
Test They bssT the words "A m"lsiH
-. warned the parking tiy's al T~sif,h
avrastsd"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07
auTr UoNKnOAIanp

judge H. NJ, AddlamRp entered an Or
dor VI diHminsPi In The casa OF The
Pennsylvania company against h1
psny, Huch action was tsksh afinr u
had been announced that both parties
had mot outside OF court and Hattitd
tho matter, Attorney Hubbard b HuR'
bard represented tho dsfsndsnt willis
n.yn Frank w. Nshbitt and Russell
Goodwin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07

Bwsdon wishes to admit Germany n
tho league. Of nAiionA aud France op
posea As a result both threaten ia
withdraw from the leaEus. ho human
nature Is actually tho Same az " was
bsroT. MIR Wilson's trip TO VarSahlsHH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07
Modern Mother 0ooss.

Thorn was u man la Washington and
10 was wiso aud more. lIr jumped into
~ brnmblo buah and kept uE OUT OF war
Iut when found Whist hs had done viii
wOndnTs uoyO TCnnsnf u" jumped mt
anoihsr bush, and kept IN out Of peace
-IisrVsy'H Weekly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07

Tho national association OF retail clo-
THEIRS says that clothing prices have
reached their peak. Witch ono or the
Alpa waa II;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07

Somebody hes missse . srss, "pp"T
,uni,y. We hRys 40, sssn any AdVs'
ussmsn,s yst Oh How . wsmsa cen
I.srn poiitios IN thrss lessons"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07
FALL HOUSE CLEANING
NEEDED

Ia the last slHh, Yss'A. tho satire
] . ssdsssl Standardization has b-aoms I'm
pssssatsd with sui"oTs,to and unsAa.
eFisas ths6Iiss Of government MI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07

vented. Now tho only sound In tho
office will DO tho soft and rhythmic grind
OF tho stenographor's jaws.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07

Arc good or bad times ahead nsks
headline. Every voter can anSwor
good" by voting for Warren q. Hard
inE on November >.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07

On a nap showing historic sysnis I"
tho iandihs 81 ha rnsrins "hosns ~
IN. INST wash day IL marked with tbs
Letter A We'll. probably they headed u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07

The ~Ay tho pri"ea Of the Nnil""h
Inaohinss aTS Iu"'biinE. Indicates Ih"'
lhoro IL sVInsihlnk la auto hust"sil""
aftoI ell,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07

4 ooi..i... typewriter hiss 6..s In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07

Ihp1a has lee" Ct sru"'rl d'"r !" 'h"
i.yeI ~ wh"I,n"i" r'I"'e ''"' "r'"' 81
~. y" pu' sa,i"s ""h ~""''"E w 's'"'
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-08-14
WHEN YOU WAKE
UP DRINK GLASS
Of HOT WATER
Wash poisons and toxins from
system before putting
food into stomach.

Wash yourself on the inside be-
fore breakfast like you do on the out
side. This is vastly more important
because the skin pores do not alb
sorb impurities into the blood, caus
ing mess, while the bowel pores do.
Foi' every ounce of food taken in
to tie stomach, nearly an ounce of
waste material must be carried out
of TIE body. If this waste is not
eliminated day by day it quickly fer
ments and generates poisons, gases
and toxins which are absorbed or
sucked into the blood stream, through
the lymph ducts which should suck
only Punishment.
A splendid health measure is to
drink before breakfast each day, a
glas. CT hot water with a teaspoon
full Of limestone phosphte in it, which
is a harmless way to wash these pois
ons from the stomach, liver, kidneys
and bowels; thus cleansing, sweeten-
ing end freshening the alimentary
can.l before eating more food.
A quarter pound of limestone phos-
phate costs but very little at the drug
store but is sufficient to make any
one an enthusiast on inside washing.