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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-26

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ufacture OF Bcst's Vaginal Cones -
we'll known tonic. The healing. soothins
tonic action banishes all weaknesses OF
the genital organs; relieves that su1-
ferInr which only women know. and re-
stores normal healthy conditions.
If your druggist does not haye than
refuse substitutes apd tnEHls0AHH Or
dsring this reliaot6 and dependable rem
edy from his tobbcr. as all jobbers are
supplied Put out by Best q Co. Kirk
wood, n. Y. Local druggists supplied
by Ohio Valley Drug Co. Goodwin Drug
Co. and Shipley- Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-26
LEWIS STANDS PAT
ON HIS STATEMENT;
ILLINOIS STRIKE RACES

Indiana polls. Ind, July 27-John L.
Lewis. president OF the United Nine
Markers, refused To make any further
statement in regard to the possibility
of general strike Of the 10000 min,
crs in the Central competitive field II
the strike now in progress in Illinois
IS settled in any way which would mod
ify the ha sic interstate agreement under
which the miners arc working.
Mr.. Lewis. in n statement issued las;
night, said the national officials would
take action TO suspend operations in all
the bituminous fields OF the central dis
inos independent Of the interstate
Mir, Lewis had no further reports
from Illinois regarding the strike which
Is reported 10 have caused almost COM
nIcte suspension OF mining operations
in that state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-26
Intruders Invade
Lamdyman's Home
But Promptly Flee

The home Of r. 7. Rannerburg at
e09 Floral Avenue, Fairmont, ". Va,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-26

Washington. July @4--The census
bureau today reported on the 1890 cen.
sus for towns IN counties IN West
virginia that have already been an
nounced. rhe towns. together with the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-26
Raleigh County Makes
Big Population Gain

Spectal Dispatch TO Tho Tntellr Gcnccr
washington. u. g.. July 25.--rhe con-
sus bureau Yesterday announced the
1920 population OF RaletEh county:
42.IS2. an increase Of 1850. or 65.'
per cent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-26

i,oiisvilIe 5, -. o: Toledo o. 6. 4. Koob
and Kocher: McColl and Murphy. NC
NELL
Second game:
Louisville 3. s. !: Toledo 4. S. 3. Koob:
Graham. Long and Kocher; Nelson and
Mcneil.
81. Paul T. :. 3: Minneapolis S. s. l.
Merritt. williams and Harsrave; James
Robertson and Mayer.
First game X. n. T.
Kansas City ..........'.''..
Battrrics--Ames end Brooks; North
run. CASTOR and Clrich.
Second game r. II. f.;
kansas city ..........'...'.'i : .
Milwaukee ..'.'.'.. -
Observation-Disclosures and Brock: Rein
hart and CASTOR.
First game n +;
Indianapolis ........-........L -
Columbus ...................5 !"
Eleven inninGs0
.Ratteries--Jones. Rogge. Whitehouse
and Henline: Danforth and Kelly.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Reading :, Jersey City s.
Reading {. Jersey 2.
Toronto Z. Akron S.
The greater tho necessity for saT1ns
the greater your opportunity 10 uss
The Intelligencsr Want Ada
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-26

John Stewart. So vears old. and vel
known resident Of Flushing. o.. died al
his home in that place last Saturday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-26
Martins Ferry Briefs

evening at 10 O'Clock. following n lin
G"rgng illness. Il. WAS tn" father OF
Mrs Iona Rivers. Wslc Of William EIT'
L. u n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-26
Enikcopalinn Picnic

The annual p!cnc and outing OF the
members OF St Paul's Episcopal church
and Sunday school OF this city. viii be
held At tho grounds at stop IS on the
Raylard line. north OF this city. Sa'ur'
day Of this week. and n very enjoyable
time has been promised all the mem
bCrs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-26

Tho funeral services for Mrs. Har-
ret Vaughn. we'll known resident OF
Aetnavillc. who died at the home OF her
nephew on Fourth street. Saturday
morning. will be held from the Welsh
Congregational church in this city. this
afternoon at O'Clock. in charge Of ths
pastor Rev. e S Jenkins. and tho in.
tcrment will be made a. Weeks GENE,
terry. west OF Bridgeport p"Ceased was
born In Wales 70 years ago. and han
been a resident OF this county for the
past thirty-siX years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-26

Most OF the local churches have dis
continued services for the coming
month in order that their pastors might
hove their annual vacations. and the
churches may undergo their annual
cleaning and repairs. Announcement has
been made that yesterday was the last
service until September. al tho Presoy-
terrain and United presbyterian
chnrchNS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-26
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Reading :, Jersey CITY 8.
Reading {. Jersey 3.
Toronto Z. Akron S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-26
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Louisville 5, ~. o: Toledo Q. 6. 4. Koob
and Kocher: McColl and Murphy. Nc
Nclll
Arizona republican., 1920-01-16

day to Lieut.. Col r.. C. Yount, Capt. Hansen entered the guard as a pri- vate in 1906, rising to the rank of first lieutenant in 1915, and subse- quently entering the federal service to take part in the war. in which capac- ity he attained his captains bars.
 APPROVE HIGHWAY PLANS - Plans and specifications for the 34 miles of Clifton Franklin highway in this state. known as federal aid project No. 13, have been approved by District Engineer J. s. Bright of the govern ment offices at Denver, according to word received here yesterday at the offices of the state engineer, and con- struction work on that project is to begin at once as all arrangements were waiting in anticipation of the district engineers approval. The project is estimated to cost s21O.16O20, of which the SUI moi s105,OS0.1o is to be fur nished from federal aid funds.
 JUNIOR AUXIIIARY-Th Junior Auxiliary under the auspices of the Council of Jewish Women will hold regular meeting this evening at the home of Mrs. l. Diamond, 1929 North First street. at 7:30 o'clock sharp All members and prospective members are urgently requested to attend. The con- stitution will he read and other import ant business transacted. Rose Singer secretary.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-16

been employed in repair work at the Archer residence Wednesday during the hours when the robbery is believed to have taken place. Beyond their presence at the Archer home at that time there was nothing to connect them with the disappearance of the jewelry.
 One of the men was arrested We'd nesday evening and taken to the sheriff's office, the other giving him self into the custody of Sheriff Mont gOmery the next morning. In the meantime, officers had searched the rooms occupied by the two men. Af- ter closely qustioning them they were released.
 Presence Ot servants in the Archer residence discounts to a large extent, it is claimed, the theory that someone entered the house from the outside to commit the robery. Also there was a Great Dane dog at the front door and a collie at the rear door. All these facts make the officers less inclined to believe that it was an outside job" Mrs. Archer, however, has absolved all of her four servants from blame.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-16
SAYS HE'LL BE NEXT
 ARIZONA GOVERNOR

The population of Phoenix is not eo- ing to quit growing at the end of this year. It is promised an increase inn nlediately after January 1 of 1921. This information is on the authority O. Hon Charles NJ. Roberts. who yesterday an nounced that he would occupy ti,e gubernatorial chair at that time Mr Roberts is loath to leave Cochise where he has lived so long and where he has extensive interests But AIr Roberts perceives that man. unless very selfish, cannot live for himselF alone, but must scatter benefactious along his pathway in the way or puo- lie service.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-16
TOWN TOPICS
BANKER IS RECovERINe-T

BANKER IS RECOVERING-T. F. Pollock. president of the Arizona Gen.
 tral bank, is reported at his Prescott
 home as recovering from a serious
 illness.
 GOES TO VISIT BRoTHER-Mrs. street. left last evening for Houck, Ariz., where she will visit her brother. c. R. Williamson. who has a trading post at that place.
 DOG AWAITS OWNER-By the payment of the usual fee of s5 one desiring a six-months-old black and white female bulldog can secure her by communicating with Humane Offi- cer Canning. telephone 3062
 ESTATE IN COURT-Petition for letters of administration in the estate of William R. McComb. deceased, was filed In Judge Frank Lyman's division of the superior court yesterday by the entire estate, valued at $lf.000. to the children, S1 900 to be divided equally among the two surviving of q first wife and the re- to be divided equally among four children by the second wife sole administratrix and eXecu- tor of the will. Hearing on the peti- ton was set for Monday afternoon. February 2. at 1:3O o'clock.
 SECOND TO GET MEDAL-Capt. Wiley F. Hansen, recently from over seas, is the second Arizona national guardsman to receive the states ten year service. medal. according to an yesterday by the adju- tant general. The medal is awarded to all militiamen who served in the state national guard for 10 years. sev- eral candidates for medals being listed. he first medal was awarded Wednes-
Arizona republican., 1920-01-16

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
 wANTED-Room with CT without board in private family by healthy couple. permanent. Address Box g O, Republican br
Arizona republican., 1920-01-16
MAU
 V
BIC JEWEL ROBBERY STILL |S MYSTERY:
 SUSPECTS RELEASED

Mystery still surrounds the theft of jewelry valued at $15,00o from Palm Villa, the residence of Mrs. Lou Ella Archer, Central avenue and Thomas road, "Wednesday afternoon.
 Sheriff Montgomery and deputies from his office who have been investi- gating the affair are completely at a loss to account for the disappearance of the jewels. Two electricians yester- day were released from custody by the officers after they had been thoroughly investigated. ~4
 The electricians, officers state, had
Arizona republican., 1920-01-16

ter to cool. Beat egg slightly. Shape mixture into balls. roll in crumbs. dip in egg. roll again in crumbs and fry in deep fat. Drain on heavy brown paper
 Creamed Peas
 1 cup canned peas.
 l tablespoon butter
 1 tablespoon flour.
 1 cup milk.
 F teaspoon salt
 Is teaspoon pepper.
 Rinse peas under running water. Heat. Make a sauce of the butter, flour and milk and add peas. Season with salt and pepper. The peas may be poured over the croquettes or served separately.
 Old fashioned Loaf Cake ? cups light bread dough.
 a4 cup butter.
 11a cups sugar.
 eggs.
 1 nutmeg.
 1 teaspoon cinnamon.
 1 teaspoon soda
 The melted butter. beaten eggs and seasonings may be added to the sponge before it is I<ncaded stiff with flour. In this case flour must be added to make a stiff dough If the cake is made after the bread dough has been allowed to rise for the last time before making into loaves no extra flour need be added. but it will take lot of mix ing to perfectly blend all the in gradients.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-16
Diamond Dye" Faded
 Old Dress Material

Fun to sec shabby. discarded skirts. coats blouses. sweaters. gloves. dress es. everything turn new; whether wool. silk. linen, cotton or mixed goods. Directions in package. Can't make mistake. Druggist has Diamond Dye" Color Card.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-16

Old newspapers make excellent stove cleaners.
 After the fire is low in coal range take double brsky and thoroughly It really is surprising how clean this treatment will make the The nce well the iron is frightened up.
 A gas stove responds to newspaper cleaning in the way. While there isn't much surface to gas stove to an iron range it to that gas stove gets stickier rather gummy big rumpy piece of paper takes away this gmmy coating if by magic daily rubbing will keep stove in good shape and make the weekly oing and cleaning pastme
Arizona republican., 1920-01-16

mGuQ TOT tOuOT0W
 Breakfast-Stewed prunes, creamed dried beef on toast. coffee.
 LuncheOn-Salmon croQu | { Q s, creamed peas, pickled peaches. raisin brown bread and butter tea.
 Dinner-Broiled steak. French fried potatoes, tomato jelly salad with may onnoise dressing. old fashioned loaf cake, floating island. coffee.
 My Own Recipes
 Once in a great while I shut my eyes and ignore the voice of conscience and buy a porterhouse steak. And then discover that it hasn't cost so much more than a boiling piece of beef and has been such treat Although there is no more nourishment in the "cut" of the one piece of meat than the other. there is more in a broiled piece of meat than a boiled one.
 Salmon Croquettes
 1Ia cups cold flaked calmon.
 tablespoons butter.
 4 tablespoons flour.
 F teaspoon salt.
 1z teaspoon pepper.
 1 cup milk.
 ? teaspoons lemon juice.
 Dried bread crumbs.
 l egg. butter, stir in flour and slowly add milk. Add salt and pepper and cook , minutes, stirring constantly Add salmon to sauce and spread on plat
Arizona republican., 1920-01-16
Rx Betty Brown

By Betty Brown
 NEW YORK.-An afternoon frosk is always . welcome addition to the wardrobe of young girl or matron. The sketch today shows d youthful style for afternoon wear developed in brown chiffon voile and taffeta The
Arizona republican., 1920-01-16

skirt has a foundation of brown taf-- feta, over which falls a double tuniazzlsi brown chiffon voile with each edge a Pierrot-like ruff of taffeta. The girgie is of taupe moiret ribbon with an edgf of French blue, and taupe and bisT streamers hang beneath the chiffaa voile the length of the skirt in fronf%k
Arizona republican., 1920-01-16
DOWN SYMPATHETIC STRIKE

SA-lI LAKE CTT1, Jan. I5. = The street car employees here have decided to remain at work and not join in a sympathetic strike with the e1ectri- clans of the Utah Power and Light company, who walked out last Tues day for higher pay. officials declared tonight The car workers balloted on the question today.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-16

The charge against the Reds is not that they are radical, but that they prefer the bomb to the ballot
The New York herald., 1920-01-04

1000 pure Irish linen damssk cloths, 65x65
in, hemmed, S5.1e ca.
500 doz. pure Irish damask linen napkins,
21x21 in, to match, $6.49 dox.
A very special purchase imported by
M9gyS and priced specially for the sale.
Fine satin damask in several neat de-
signs.
The New York herald., 1920-01-04

Pure linen buck towels, 7ec ca.
100 dozen OF these heavy, pure linen huck
towels; very absorbent and long wearing; all
plain white, hemmed. Size 1884 in.
EyacwS Second Floor 5sth street
The New York herald., 1920-01-04
Table Cloths and Napkins

Pattern cloths and napkins-extra fine I'M
ported cotton damask from ireland, hand
some circular patterns.
Cloth, TOXIC inches, $4.l9 ea.
Napkins, 22x22 inches, 5.6s dos.
The New York herald., 1920-01-04
1900 bath towels, special 34c en-.
Snow white; heavy and very absorbent
Turkish bath towels, zee ea.

Turkish bath towels, zee ea.
Heavy, closely woven Of double twisted yarn
Generous size, hemmed ends; neat, blue
striped borders.
Extr. large Turkish towels S1.29 ca.
Snow white. heavy and absorbent quality
with plenty OF weight and body. Neat, corded
border and hemmed ends. This is the kind
Of a towel that viii please man.
Typed linen kitchen towels, 59e ca
Extra heavy twilled linen kitchen towels
from Ireland. Sturdy, absorbent and long
wearing. The word Kitchen" typed through
centre in red or blue. Hemmed, size 22x29 in
Brown linen crash towoling, Sic yd.
Heavy pure linen natural bleached crash,
specially suitable FOR any kind Of hard use in
the kitchen. Striped borders. II inches wide
just ZOO yards Of al pure linen crash towel
ing at 24e yd., marked down from 29c for
this sale.
Union linen glass towels, Sac ea.
Imported directly from Ireland by M1GyS
and held in our stockrooms for over a year
In anticipation Of this sale. Price is now
about today's wholesale cost. Finely woven
without trace Of lint, they are suitable FOR
finest china or glassware. Blue or red stripes
and crossbar border. Hemmed size l7x3o in
The New York herald., 1920-01-04

Hemstitehed union linen buck towel, 49e ca.
This Is about today's wholesale cost. Very
finely woven of part linen and part cotton
yarns with monogram space, damask bor-
ders and neat, hemstitched ends. Size 19x
SO In.
The New York herald., 1920-01-04
ToueL

Face cloths, 6 for 59e.
Soft. spcngy terry cloth. Neat crossbar CT
feet in red or blue. Medium size. Three
red, three blue in a package
Hemmed individual huek towels s.. SO dox.
Suitable for doctors, dentists or office use;
all plain white, hemmed ends; size 15x20 In.
The New York herald., 1920-01-04

IL, 900 hemmed huck towels 24e each.
Several different styles. Red and white
borders. All are heavy, absorbent and
long wearing. Average size l7x34 in.
The New York herald., 1920-01-04
There are many items besides the ones listed

Table don10sk
Cotton table danask, s7e I'd.
Servceabe quality, full bleached; an assort-
ment OF pretty patterns. 81 In wide
Pure linen table danask, sl.5s yd
About $50 yards at this price. The next ship
ment Of similar quality should sell for ~.
Pure Irish satin damask. Several attractive
patterns 60 In. wide.
Cream bleaehed linen table darnash, Sl.49 yd.
Marked down from Sligo I'D. for this SALE
This is a sturdy quality. naturally bleached
pure Scotch linen damask and will stand the
wear Of every day use. 90 In wide. Neat
patterns
Pure Irish linen table dsmssk, s21s I'd.
Bought many months ago and held for this
sale. Now priced at about today's wholesale
cost Firmly woven and full bleached. 20
inches wide Five effective patterns.
Irish linen satin table dsmask, $2.89 yd.
Snow white finely woven, pure linen damask
with lustrous satiny finish. Floral and
conventional pattern. 20 in. wide
Extr. fine Irish satin table darnssk, $3.fs yd.
Heavy double satin damask. all pure linen
Natural bleach with beautiful satiny sheen
The kind that stands all wear and looks better
the more 1t is laundered -Four handsome
patterns II inches wide.
The New York herald., 1920-01-04

$50 bemstitched dsmssk cloths, $2.49 ea.
Fine cotton damask. Good designs, hem
stitched size 6Sx6S in. Very special.
The New York herald., 1920-01-04
Table napkins

Hen,med union linen napkins, s3.e6 dox.
Extra heavy cream bleached union linen
part cotton) hemmed ready for use. One de.
sign dice pattern Is In 50.
The New York herald., 1920-01-04

Pure linen damask napkins, sS.s4 do1.
Just 100 dozen at this extremely low price.
special purchase for this sale Linen
damask napkins 20 in. SO.
The New York herald., 1920-01-04

500 dozen hemmed breakfast napkins, si.4o
dox.
At todays wholesale cost Sturdy, ser
viceable quality, cotton damask neat de-
sign; 1S inches square.
The Washington times., 1920-07-21
CLARENDON WILL HOLD
GAMES AND TOURNAMENT
Program of Entertain
ment to be Held on Horse
Show Grounds.

Clarendon day will be held at the
washington horse show grounds Sat-
urday afternoon. The program in
cludes n tournament, races, baseball
games, and possibly a cavalry drill.
A. D. Langley and Harry T. Palmer,
composing the committee in charge.
announce that the program Will start
at o'clock with an old-fashioned
tournament, in which have been en-
tered some Of the best riders OF
Maryland, the District, and northern
Virginia.
A ball game between the Alexandra
Cardinals and the Clarendon A. c.
will begin at 3 O'Clock. and a hot nine
innings is promised.
The first of the races will begin
at 4:45 o'clock. 1t is hoped to have
a troop of cavalry from Fort Myer
to nut on cavalry drill. II they
come they will be accompanied by the
Fort Myer band. II not the Claren-
don band will furnish music for the
afternoon.
The Washington times., 1920-07-21
KEWPIES
Amount of Clothes Little
Figures Should Wear
Upsets Carnival.
SCANDAL, SAYS ONE
But Berwyn-B Branchville
Women Finally Send
Dolls "As Is.
SCANDAL, SAYS ONE

The question of how much cloth
ing should be worn by = kewpie has
thrown the Berwyn-kranchVille
carnival into a turmoil.
Berwyn, where the carnival is
drawing nightly crowds. Is staid
community, where nothing improper
ever happens. when the two towns
got together on the big amusement
event, quantity of kewpie dolls
were secured for gifts.
They were dressed by a commit
tee of women, headed by Mrs. Joseph
Sanford, wife OF the District pro
baton officer. officer Sanford put
quite a nick in his fortnightly pay
check buying chiffon and cobweb
lace, and the little creatures were
declared to be just too sweet for
anything.
Then it happened.
Came a woman who was not used
to exhibiting her dolls en- deshabille
when she was small. She said 1t
was simply scandalous that these
images should be shown in public
with no more clothing than Tidal
Basin bather.
The committee women were in
tears. They had spent time and
money on their work, and did not
like to see il picked to pieces. They
declared they would send the kew
pies to the carnival just as they
were. And they did.
The Washington times., 1920-07-21

stored by what the doctors have
termed "a miracle"
My husband know fthis condi-
ton. but he showed no interest" Mrs.
Peake says. "In fact. he has taken
no interest whatever in any member
of his family for more than ten years
since the woman with whom he be-
came infatuated"
Mrs. Peake has this advice to give
to girls who are independent-who
are successful either at business or a
professions: Don't get married. 1t
is a mistaken idea for girl to
think she must get married. Better
be alone and independent than de-
pendent on some one else at my age.
A girl who doesn't get married may
be lonely at times. But there are
many things worse than loneliness"
And having so said, Mrs. Peake
closed aim afraid-most unwelcome
interview by repeating the timeworn
but nevertheless very apt truism:
"It's never too late to mend-at
anything"
The Washington times., 1920-07-21
COPS ARE "PEEVED"
over CRIME
FAKES

The rum hound" or gambler who
makes a fake report OF having been
robbed or his bankroll. to square
himself with his wife for coming
home broke. is to get a cool reeep-
tion from the police.
There have been a number OF
such fake reports TO the police re-
Gently by men who have spent their
salaries on bootleg whiskey or have
gambled IL away at craps" and
poker.
such types of men are not
scarce" declared a police official
this morning. There should be
some law by which they could be
prosecuted. Making a fake report
OF a robbery to the police causes
the department a lot OF trouble.
Detectives are assigned to investi-
gate the cases. buN the victim"
generally claims he can give no
description OF the robbers" other
than one OF a meager sort. The
only thing to be done Is to give
them a good 'bawling' out II we
find they have lied. But, the wife
knows nothing OF the repremand.
and he gets away with his fake
yarn"