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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-29
Eight White Sox Indicted;
Cicotte and Jackson Confess

another. wore so,ne of bassbairs Greet
,n, Ioodnrs, u,nonH Ihom John I. NJ
draw manager Of tho Nav York uiANto.
awaiting u unlI 10 taHtlfy to-m6rfoNI
nnd John Isydlnr, prnsident of me MS
iinnaI i."asIa, wh6 want bsIo's w
uand Jurors tlIs AFTERNOON
mo ".nni natura ~ mo 'nI6Ta
NJ InJuishby pUt hhfore ths rs"s l"I
" Th. AishN I.AistsA. -
rho man whom tho jhry involves %
roauIi T testimony nn'oSafed W ""V
"" pDbrs oIooTTl, ss%s IttsAs..
.oooydInI ~ oourt stta1hss, shat ~
.oos Sio, 900 sribs.
xnH6LD aARDrL, fornss nm
".moaLnas Jol" JAoHS0H,
heavy hitting l:ft nsils. ..,
OSCAR "hA~ TnLeVA'
0MAnLns sw1DI Rn11Ra. sssst
CLAUDE WILLIAMS, pitcher.
anoRuM "DU0K" WnAvD1, 0ase
rInD Mo1ruLLIN, utility pisyss.,
while the grand jurors voted thar
truo bills tn. Old NoInaH seated IN lhy
midst OF his crumbliDE empire out
white FOX Pnrk innurd tn" toloEram sus-
rrnJInK hose involved, paid off WsAvAr,
cicott. and jackson on tho spot ana np-
nounCod TINT cfiocks for pay dus TBS
otherB would bh H1nt thom nj ones
with hI rvolco trembling. Mr.. ComiskY,
who hap owned tho White BoI since -?
Inception OF tho American League. sMa
this wnH tho hrSt iimo Hcnndnl han eveI
touched his "famlly" and that u az
IrnHHcd him too much 10 talk khoout ~
Oiootts Wssps
rho rush OF players 10 barc their pIt
In tho affair started today. when Cicotto
"A pprur.d nt Criminal Court building and
asked pcrmisHion ITO. testify. ClcouS
vent court utthohes raid, and exclAimS1
In angu sh HIS sorrow for his Two sm4!t
children an lao told how no did his w
most to loso rather than win the ltly
world series after he haa iouho ~
thnlsAnd dollars beneath his pillow
where n had been placed by profssaioh.
al gamblers. -.
ne snid he l0bbed the ball TO the piAto
sn slowly YOU could read the lIadsmsFh
ON II" ia tho hrhI game nj clholnnhu.
Wien lac WAS taken niL or tho boz 1usr
Ihrae and twU-lhirda iHnlnEh bAA bssa
played
aaI ysais ~uTin series records SHOW
ihni in The nrst iHnins ~ lhs hIst aems
Ir. siaII.d by hnIina Hath, the nTst 'iihF
, lnn.iI Laiia, in iht ba'h IahDsH lsl'
insad Win - .insIa Dts' ss.oHd bAen
tbaI s.u haiL /" thish .nd lao e9sJe9
,.h.n ,IHiI nl,,i ~ iA"hr"u. nam e0r
t". ,in".a"" q 'h'"~ :" 'h"' tisis
h.~ - W..hsd
rhI.-" 'isd ~" go i" 'hs HpN W
"lns r"pf uL'l"s j-,b'rh m ss!gsn1
~iiT 4lid ih,"A FslA"f shssifiaAA
,1r.*....A ~ v.s. ySavs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-29
Met By Reception Committee
and Handsomely Enter
tanned By Wheelingites--.
Public Reception Attended
By Thousands

u"nnI", anh MIS- warren a. HstNtsn
~'ro nIy.u iI"inanh1ts byatl"H lpgh
Ih"l, ARRIVAL Faala'hpy ~ iits sAieqA
l." wh""iI"g ~h.'. ,hs senator carie W
Inr hsld In hIs hDpbr last eysnyri.
IA senator and Mrs. Harding len
lholr speclai irsln. tsy wer. isestl
by n ranapilon committee which lHolrps
oil ha entire dIsm9unted msfnhetshll
Of tho Harding and Coolidge club st
WbeelInR which marched behind his 4ps
tomobIle from the Baltimore \ Ohio
station to the McLure hotel. then fel:
lowed tho senator into the hotai enA
Senator Harding rode with NAtionat
Committeeman Virgil Highland In Hon
N. +. Whitakers automobile from the
Baltimore & Ohio station TO the hQtels
and was in Room on the second n0gr
nS whsn NM. Mrs. Jdsn HS1d9E fEszS. H.aTs. sna "n Nh
Flora williams in Mr.; Hsarnss auecs
mobile. As Mrs. Harding. entered fha
hotel and mounted the stairway 70 ?ne
second floor. she was given greetm1
equaled the ovation given her diSttAe
guished husband. With her character:
Istic grace, she bowed, waved 3no
thanked the assembly for its greeting II
Others who rode to tho hotel In Dea:
Morgan, State Chairman Mont. 2 White
Ogden's automobile; George B. Chris
tian, secretary to Senator Harding; ME-.
Christian and the official clerical party
in ]. r. knights car; and Senator DAVIS
Elkins, Senator Howard Sutherland ana
Senator Ben. l.. Rosenbloom In another
car.
After the first demonstration At the
hotel was over, the Harding party Ma
entertained at lunch by Mr., II. G. ODdSH
aud after un hours rast. the program o.
Ihr ufIrruuDn "A gone mo, Ia
For Mrs Harding tho Afternoon Wee
devoted To- n reception al the County
Ghib given by Mrs Julian a. HssTHni
! ,huir~"tt,an Tor Tho rlrst nnnGFsssloaAl
dlsi,Irl. anh MIb. Flora WILLIAMS, H.
publican ChairwoinHb Tor ohio sdyltp,
Mrr ua"Tgd u rhTiAttsn. Vile of hesN.
To- Iia,dinH'H haofatAFy. was also =
ruaAi ~ tho reception
Ooat.gs Wlth uAksesb
During the uha,Roeb, bAnslot Uatds
| IL 'Mayo B v, usbdDDb of. ritiuhNteNf
ana u dlsilnvu uishad p#TlI NJ elilHhtl
ahd AiJtshsAI ,buBly slst.eIs H.
,,s.,Isssa. s,G.., a,": IVY, M.
RGCaaalls lsr s!s.T5, s.,,s 'IMs"'[ Ms" [.TI" ysNE
| hyfnbifoap. County tilislphAg ~
| itouHIaph, rg0Hiy HH9fshV MfW
Fzss& tst-.~-v VI = -FgI ~
! 81. ,d.,A.asd - Ya1s ntSvSa.S ~ ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-29

Gis,LShurr " v"u r"p' ~ ~
,,n ,,I Ih.I rUusIuI lie "'"''
",I.Iriy onh uuauulvjnsiiy JuHI what
I. nIuIuds ln mu ihn i,arHu" ~ ~"
iluus p..s ,uahn by TI""hlln - Ii""""
yaIi I,n,n".,atIn vi'" ri"rihs"ii"i """'
t,r. IL, % sniIrn ~ Hr"h'h"H ln W""'
VI,rIuI" i"d.I rre"h'"r '" '""F 90
Tia, InWun iht"ugh vhl'h Ih" I"pnhI'
..,,, I,,.uIdtuIInI nuIuInsn p"Hpoh go hl"
way w. Whc"iInp NJ l'"""''"l' >"
r.nt,d hIr ,ou"'r, alleging 'h"' h"""
in IInidIupn r,'Nl"ur u''"'""''" 49,
,hr suhIaI L"v" hutn r"p"hl" ~ many
InIr,u,rIbilruH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-29
|N0N0FRFV[ OVATION GIVEN To BIZ
SENATOR AND MRS. HARDING HERE
HARDING HECKLER
NOT D|SORDERLy

u.IiIurn,u a,ti ~ Ti~n,h \ tya"
~ hn aa III hU ,~ur V"i. "'h "U'''S
10 w.,,3Uai", h"nn"'hua"'' ""h N""h
Ins Inu nu.I l," "''"pN"h ~ We
nffI regiment "''""'F l""' "'rh' "''"'
lnI.,rutlIur r"unIur Iin'dlnf hn''nE
Tho IIopuhii"nu ~ oulhnnI1nl ,nhhllnl" -
rpHnrh With uurall"ur about 10" l""R""
n naIIuur. VIVA dlsmlss"d w p"lI""
court today No ono appeared !" prosa
tho cIargr "f dlsoTderlY conduct la'u
hRaIntt hun
GaIan l.. 'rau. Republican state chair
man wrote to Police Marshal Carter.
declaring TINT mono of thoa" In charg"
Of the meeting had ordered Hyans ar
rest. =,
could ser no dlsOrderly conduct In view
OF the fact that Senator Harding had
Invited the accused 10 the platform.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-29
.HEARTEST RECEPTION TO HARDING
IN THE INDUSTRIAL NEIGHBORHOOD
aud never failed To return II wnvo of tn
hand from anyone.
urestH tho Kiddiss.

aud never failed to return wnvc Of tho
hand from anyone.
urests tho Hiddles.
Ronntor IIurdlnE'H lrnlu Et"pprd at
Urnw""d Junction for ~ minuIcu Thcro
wan not large crowd gathered. hnl
senator Harding, minus hiH hat YtCppnd
from IN" train and walked nlnnE thu
platform III" length Of hiH train. greet
Ing ind chatting with men. wUUUn AMI
younEHt"rr II" took II particular inter
cHt In In" children. and many boy pr
girl Hwoll"d with pTid" uH senator Hard
Ing sh0Ok hands with them. inquired
their names aud In return for their an.
aver told them.
My name Is Harding lm very glad
10 s"" lnu "
On" y"uuEnIcr scanned S"unI"r Hard
iuR IuI. several seconds from "a dIstnDcr.
thea vrniuTrd 'l"nor l." soc " hu tho
strange vlhiinT Was
'1iorr, nay boy l haven't shah ~ hauih
with YOU" said henal"i iiurIiaE -
lomdlmE his hand
"Whaia !"ur name 90 lhc n,n,t", la
qulIrd
''iaiGu,' 'ama a iI,"id i'iI.
MI"o . ii"ihIns a"ih ih' a'""I',,.
a"h ,h, L"l "i'sis snt."od a. ""d nir
go rI.h",d
pi I h".~ l". ~a" ~, I'iI" i.I
i"~ I, ,oauu"a, .!.".. ~" ca" in.i o.,
s"I". =" h' i''ai'ie"i
"Ii"~ diI g"u h""~ that
a. nrr iuLJ go ..'"s lhs ds'isI .,
-na~s. a"h ihs "fn'i"i rh"i"E,"i.i,' .
v IIh ~, tIs,di"r rs,is ""-ru"'I ih' -"
,,u,. - iarIB a",iia ih"i ~"" - ti'i D. ~"
,O"-',s"sa go Fsas ai---.J
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-29
ROOSEVELT IS
ANSWERED BY
MR.. HARDING
WHERE RARDINa STANDS
on LEAGUE
..If I am elected President OF

III 1 AIM sls0tsd rrssidsnt OF
the Unitsd states. I will never
favor any alliance. league "r
compact, that aan impose its win
by It's vote. On the ps"pls Of ths
Uhltad btAtss.
81 will favor Trisndly assn
ola fiUa haa GDHfsEsnSsa With NE
peoples VI th. world. hit will
aassT fayo. the creation 0I say
pow... ~ hody that pAh biAd
ih. aet,Da, 0T fy,ss ths l"ha
m,si ~ Va. D.0pl. ~ Ans'its
aspins, ,hsi, win, will Rpt al
law, IL can els.t-h Fysaidsas,
Va. .oIdi.ss ~ this fepehiie ~
N, ssut sAssaa ~ ysFrHps DPsif
liy.s Ia ksS sea,ss tfSA 1svA peA
Is,s..dietAiI soASsys ths tat4s~
esI wa S-~.s oi sh. A".r'-
'""vK,xass.nt M, Lias.y r.
hAss hs.s anias to saSuV ~.
cali 1T aistIss-, w eghA~,na W.
w.on6 aaa ~ support ths nNht,
saa W. ~ aat assd sHt fossa4H
siIisnas aoatTast u nsss "s q"
80"
h."Ht0. n.'dinH 81 whs"li"H
iH.t nishi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-29

rtvo uddrc yesterday a'"n raIm"ni Man
Wheeling In which he
hands with 5000
Hard
president Of tho United staiea
Ohio Rcpubicansm sncotho famous
who witnessed the Roose
Harding Day surpassed the Roosevelt ro
n enthusiasm. N and attendance.
wheeling simply Harding wild yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-29
HARDING Wins West Virginia
MOST ENTHUSIASTIC GREETING
Z FOR THE NEXT PRESIDENT Of j. 6.

FIVE THOUSAND JAM THE AUDITORIUM FOR
NIGHT SPEECH IN WHEELING WHICH Is
PRECEDED BY GREAT AUTOMOBILE PARADE
MANY DlST1NOUISIlED WEST NlKNINIANH
JOIN IN UKEETINU THOUSANDS CIlEtIt
WILDLY WHEN NOMINEE ~ PRESENTED
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-29
TWO KILLED IN
BELFAST RIOT

hsifsht s"pi - -, civilian" ~o'"
1hSt dead and q mantle. nt roIs"nh ~sta
sssgndsd d,.ti"s ,ta+H I.t s.', n''idI'i -
sAn - .,"~d 90, ii, r"Ita it',sh I"i' !"
AAY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-29

uIsIo i.u,nunlItU"tusn VhFu " l''f"
I,rd ,aIled ~" sHihaii"E !" "'d'' 80"
r,,,anlod itnn n Irrl,s WhlNrr", -
tthssIur NJ, whIi"h"' -" h"It"lf "
the IrruLli, ann "f ~" yum tn" va
10y oud particularly ~ 'Ni" ."'"'Y. -
r,.ss.d ih.ir appi .'lpl Ion = ~" ri"f
onuo nf tho dist ph"1 ViHIl''" ""'
,uassaa 81 U"puhllusna f'"" "'ihh''.'
InH cities and rnunti"s. nal v"''"h ~"
continent upI tho HIanh ,rh h""t - "'
IIr PARTY would 10 80 ""'"H'l hE W."
Decentralization accorded hIhi ",''''N
-, Ts,I that lu lDiG, bNi' Marshall
nrunLr aud urU'"'k Vnv' Ihr"hI''"h
mallnfIIs. aud sav"h III" ~ - : o.
l"fal Y"io =" ito" 'h",' '" r' ''"Ln' D..
Nh whuaLor p'"uhosi"d .h'l III -"
handle la iJtu viii Elv' T." - n"'I""''
,tandard bearer IL greater m'l"fhJ 'hS"
Was Hlyru /" iiuHhoH ~ INV. 49," q"
sfaaIost ma inrlIy over El'.n =" w
ruhiirsn candidate ", Nh ihI'" 'h""
iuI IT"du"od Judge E T. VI" H'". '''I""
IIo.n nuininoa f"T E"N"r""'. " ," ~
du,.a r,n,Iur Waitch 81 Iiu'h'"R ]"
tho IniI"~Ing ,oTy i"IrrsH'i"H 'hlI" %"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-29

twsss vlsutsis s.is s"n -s"i.' w.s
nAsS&s asA Tss.sasH
fshLs saa W.-ks.. S-~assl"-.i- Ests
aaA .s,slss w.aassasgi TsS'sa.g s.'"-s
wset viaAs,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-29

Senator and Mrs Harding and party
arrived in their special train over the
Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad az la:'o
clock Tuesday afternoon. Atter rous-
Ing reception at the station, they were
escorted to the McLure hotel whore
they were given an ovation. rue paIS
were luncheon guests OF Mr.. II. c Og-
den. following which there was an hour
OF rest. IT,, -,
For Mrs Harding. @the next lady OF
the land there were afternoon recep-
tons at the Chamber OF Commerce as
sembly room and COunt try CluD, A poT
tton or the afternoon her distinguished
husbSnd spent In conferences At the NC
Lure hotel. Al four o'clock inc recep'
tiOn room at the hotel was thrown open
and In tho hour that hu received adhIr
Ing friends from all over the Trl.stAto
district. senator Harding SHOOK hahuS
with more than 5000 people.
Iurt ns the huge automobile parade
wna sItIiIInH over the city In hls honor
iusi evening. senat0r iiafdlnk was
called 10 tho balcony OF tho htLuIn
h0IoI and spoke L" pdfhaph aIsht oI
nino thousand pa"pin who were paShau
la MaEhsi and T~olTlh street. haylnA
baan unabIa /" nnd ru"n Ia tho apdilu'
lana, then already hiied ~ uapadltE
Senator Harding wna niy"n tre"H"a
qua oyaI"l"n hare, "nd hla htlaf 'ah
hruushI hunrty hiTais oF applnnHs
Al HlD u.ol"'k. f"II1~inE The hn'"
mohiia parade. HsaaI"r IiaTdinH ~sn aH
corisd H. tho Market auditorium ny ~"
itar rdlns coolidge oiph II Whs"llna, the
AmoIiou" ,iub ~ filisbulHh, I", h"d
HeU nfirbtOn Ui1b, whg" Ia AaH HlS~i
ors Of lha Htsaleat oVo tldhA Ayaf ~
orrdsa pny oandideie 90 speahsl ~ hal
hall
Mrs, IipTdlas ptr"odad h"T hnsbahh u"
ihs siaas ~ ihp hudlIbfium hy - low
minutes hha sts paH Alysa aa "Nailon
sin,bai sa,s ny 80 ETssi 40 that u'o"'dsd
senator Ifardihst ~ lth h"r ""l"'"'
ars,.. aha aUknoW i"dEoI ihr ~"l'""'
6roai Uu,nhs' ~ dsil"H"''h'' I''
u,Iht, au unon AMI wUir'" 49," ~" IL"
aInHn y lIn HauHt"' iI'tgdI"F Ih'"' '"
iudsd tuiso g. Nu,Ea" '""hil"'"
IT,, suyosro, Hsii""Ii '"""'I'''"""
VI,rli l. Ii9hInnd ~ ii"ih"ln'r h'"''
C"nmiiI..mnn nu"i \ Nhu' n"""i"'
Iinsa,d nuIho.l"nh h"".'", -. q" W
hInn ~, unh N'r IuIl"" - ll"''"'.
A, .nd h.s ~ . Dad'". 1" ""d NJ"
q u h,nuih""I 81 i'h,h"'Fh"'s. NJ"
Pl",o NIlilr,"s N"l i"lU' l'"""
ho,,sIa,y IT ni"l" ti"ua'"" - '"""n
"A
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-29
HIGHLIGHTS IN the
HARDING ADDRESS

Congress never meant that We should
20 TO war to make the world safe for
demooracy---nor oven for Humanity Il
sake. but to protect the honor OF AM
erica and American rights and citiSehsn
on land and sea
do not believe that Americans want
la hold ai0nr from tho world, but d."
hot want aOno council 81 foreign pow
ors gathered about a. table Ia say that
America shall aond hc' nonB I" ihalntnln
tho Territorial iuIuE,iIy "f a"ino onvI"uH
laHd Rurosa tho poa
only arL tho H"nn "G Amorlo" 4"
shoulder Ina ,lno nnh nako tho 5ut,I' no
AsDriAus Vito" the iishih "f III" nii"h
Hthlaa HIo involved
uIofsT,sd ~ mHkr NY tamIruign
porch G.usuao I oeh iHlb s"iHnnlY sRJ
ibouahtfuliy To all Intelligent Ams'r
cans through the mods'" hipai lasn
prans h.
u Taad h,lRhI the miHJ ~ iht N'gs
sTluan' 'peuUln 80 rtn ,nH0li'h IlfbI, Z"
puI or nWi h"upu 10 prh'i lhrh '"
tell tho nn,in iU' i'ntiod lliHI'1 ~ Ma
a,l'n b. ldr ""p"Fh :" '"nh'" il' "N ~
rHriio
n,In.., ~ ,ho ,rl", liIc - Ine -"
,",iIS' i"'in "'""d Zee Ih"i r'l
,lIL. I", -" s""L "hi'h ~ i,"" h""'
fn, tee '"""''. ""d T." "a" ""i''F 'h"'
u rirm,ln'H !" iho i"i"''
n,n n,i ~ ia,", ~ ""' r,n" r"'''m
rr."I ~ "" 'l''I"d 80 "ih""i 81 ih"
"li"d n'"I"a. viii '""f', ~I'h ""d -"
"ro,"t" VIA '""Hi"""
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-29
Jadss aorasa's Address

NY follow ,lIisonrI E'r'' h"I''" j"
tho hlsi"fy "f this 'tpnh''' h"' WV"
baoa "a E,eaIsT 'osHily f"' - ''"I. 80"
rIua upaIandlnR American f"r i'n ln'
than n"w Practically ~ whn'0 v"r III
- II StaIr "f '"inni"i'"n Ih' r'"nI
N'rid SHT, during ~hir' r'"p - ''""'.
hinI nnd R"NornIuouiH w"'H l"H'I. w.
hue l. ~ tho p0uploH Il ~" "nf'h ''"l
Ios4 and Cla,nuicutrh Mpny - .hN 80
N,Ir are lhroaI"nrd wl'h rnpI'hy nnl
D. ,hsvIRIn In ',I pNn h"tHird % rth
l,. tho wIlhrriug auaTl "l ~" lI'lHh"Nl"i
H. on beard and tho po"rl - "'"rY
hn nd nrr 'lamoTinR for - r""iorr'''.u "I
ftjontinu.d IN Paas nlsvsnD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-29
THE INTELLIG r N 9 X IL

Has tho Largest Circulation OF
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State Of West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-29

only arh tho H"nn "f AmoTl"" T."
shoulder Ina ,Ino anh 'nako tho 5,ipI' no
AsbrlRus Vito" III" rishin "f iho nit"h
states pfo Involved
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-29

rr.fsItsd ~ mnLr NY tsnIm'sn
/ porch b.usuao Uah iHIh s"lHWnlY sHI
! ibouahifullp 10 all Intelligent Ams'n
cans through the mods,n A,p| lann
pTaaa,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-19

New York-When Miss Dorothy Dali
ton the beautiful actress who was select
ed for the leading role in that mammoth
New York production. "Aphrodite." was
questioned as to the secret of her phe-
nomenal success. she unhesitatingly said.
MY complexion" When asked further
details she explained: Every one of my
friends Away rsved about the texture
and coloring Of my skin. and / have NO
doubt but that my first engagement was
made possible through the reputation
had acquired for beautiful complexion
Managers are like ordinary mortals. they
admire a beautiful skin as much as any
one and in selecting their casts they
naturally prefer those whose compilations
are attractive. ! think the best asset any
girl or woman can have is a beautiful
skin and complexion. 1t is easy to have
taking caro- of the skin. A girl may have
irregular features. but if she possesses .
beautiful complexion she will attract at
tention anywhere. l am always glad to
tell any girl or woman Just how she may
possess q skin like mine Here is the
recipe: Night and morning cleanse the
skin first with warm water, then apply
q GOOD cold cream tLiska cold cream l
have found to be the bestl after massag-
ing it into the skin take on the superfiu-
Gus cream with . soft cloth. Then before
going out during the day or evening
apply Derwillo. a simple toilet preparation
which. can b purchased at the toilet
counter of any up-to-date drug or depart
nnens store The first application of this
wonderful DerWillo will astonish you. 1t
imparts instant beauty 70 the skin and
makes . roay-whits complsxio0-svsEJ
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-19
Couldn't Raise Voice Above WhiS-
Der on Account Of Nasal Catarrh
Worse At Times But Suffered Constantly From Drip
ping Into Throat, Hard Breathing, Headaches
/ and Constipation.
Claims Dreco Brought Prompt Relief.

II certainly can recommend
Dreco to anyone suffering as I
did, for it has accomplished won
derful things for me-" said Mrs. v
E. Wick, who lives at 1414 S. Hick-
DRY ST., Centralia. III. Il was sc
nervous and frightened all the
time 1 couldn't sleep, my hear:
beat so jerky felt like was chok-
ing and it seemed to swell, press
ing against my lungs causing fear.
full pains in my chest.
MY voice was so husky
couldn't speak above a whisper
and my throat was dry as chip
There was a constant dripping Of
plegm from the back of my nose in
to my throat which kept m!
stomach upset all the time. l wa!
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so nauseated l had no appetite at
all and the little I ate didn't digest
properly but turned to sour gas,
bloating me up until I felt like l
was going to burst. l was so dizzy
that my daughter had to grab me
at times to prevent me from fall
ing.
Last week was a wonderful
week to me for 1 felt fine, slept
sound, had excellent appetite, can
now speak out clearly, have no
more headaches and am so much
improved in every way. and Dreco
gets full credit for my wonderful
! improvement"
All druggists now sell Dreco and
it is being especially introduced in
Rock Island by Riess drug store
! ADV
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one viii talk about IT, fnd II excellent
for my complexion as it protects my skin
in all kinds OF weather. That's why 4
prefer It to all other toilet preparations
and am never without it. Now that short
sleeves are in vogue you will want beauti-
full hands and arms. There is nothing
like Derwillo for this purpose. Many of
my professional friends to whom l have
recommended Derwillo use it in prefer
ence to all other face powders or beauti-
fiers." Just try it once before going to the
theatre, dances. parties or an afternoon
call and note the favorable comments of
your friends. Derwillo instantly puts a
life-like tint on your cheeks which defies
detection 1t takes the place of face pow
der and stays on until you wash it of.
Perspiration does not affect it nor will it
rub OF on clothing; 1t alss prevents the
nose and face from shining. It's wonder
full for a dark. saliov. rough skin. black
heads, coarse pores. oily skin. freckles
tan and for the instant beauty it imparts.
Over 500. 900 girls and women are using it,
It's absolutely harmless to the most sensi-
tive skin. Just try it once and you will
need NO further argument TO convince you
that there is nothing lust as good. y
better" or lust like it, Insist on
Derwillo. then you will not be disap-
pointed.
NOTE-DrugEists and department
stores everywhere sell Derwillo With the
guarantee that If you don't like il you get
your money back. II il the one beautifier
that gives satisfaction at all seasons of
the year. You can secure il at all toilet
counters in this city including ]. A.
! Bengztou and A. J. Rie0.-tAdy..
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LIME
| ! |
IIRcH event


' x1ps
~ a the Oldest In the city.
] loossts the 6oth anniversary
( organization beginning to-
u nd lasting through Sun
nv golden jubilee banquet.
~. ,,,fistsg the several days of
$500. will be served tomor-
uning Il Z o'clock at the Z.
it'll " saturday evening a young
- program will be given and
aulay morning at the Sunday
.ssrl hour there will be a special
- = we'll as at the morning
~ evCaing, hours. An afternoon
- ~ also been introduced
ie ~ DFogrsm.
i1fife Of the banquet program
n = greetings from the pastors
~ ysrious Lutheran churches
\ = $500 and Rock Island and Of
- saturday evening service the
,S111af by.the special choir which
Z 9nposed OF those who have been
sulhsrs Of that organization some
\ ~ during the last 20 years. Dur
Z ~ the afternoon service a histori-
~ aess,ou will be held at which
- the following history of the
1tcarsgafion vii he read in Swe-
It1A. 9
aNoy. 10, 1870, was the organiza-
tbu day. The local organization
=, an ou,growth OF the Moline
ehurch. A group OF Rock Island
psople had been faithful attenders
4 the Moline church and they re-
golved to have a congregation In
this city. The church was institute
q on Nov. q. when Rev. J. s. Ben.
IN Of Moline presided.
Bsrylund First Secretary.
Erick Berglund was elected sec
Yeury and the deacons were An
lefs Person, Magnus Peterson
gCsstaf Peterson, Erick Berglund
Lars Erickson and JOhan Samuel
,cn Trustees were Johan Peter
son. Henning O. Fredrickson ant
Aaders Person. Magnus Peterson
vss elected to serve as sexton witt
enumeration in the amount of s
for the year The first church wa
tuilt in 1871. 1t was a 1-roOme,
frame structure. The membership
record shows 80 communicates an,
total Of 104, children included. A
Anderson Of Paxton was called t
have charge Of the congregation.
{ Rev. Johan Forsberg served a
pastor Of the church during 1877
ind 1872, although at that time b
vas not an ordained minister. Re,
Ar. Forsberg is still living. In 1877
Victor Setterdahl, then a SUDDEN
vas called to serve the congrega
don after his ordination in June G
that same year. His salary wa
g00 per annum. Students contir
ued the work at the church unit
1876 when DR.. T. N. HasselQuis
vas the pastor, devoting only pal
q his time to the work and recei,
Hing $500 per year.
/ Was Deacon 40 Years.
AT the time the first churc
building was erected We note tn.
Iagnus Peterson and Erick Olse
lent their Drawn towards excava
Ing for a foundation for the ne
church." says the official announc
nent Of the anniversary. ''Magn,
peterson served the congregatie
es deacon for a period of 40 year
bat has now departed this earth
life. Mr.. Olson is still with Il
John Carlson, who is now a mer
Der OF the Lutheran church at Oal
land. Neb., assisted in the buildil
by hauling the stone for the fou'
cation. Mr.. and Mrs. John Mat
sen. now deceased, were among Il
nrst members, and Mr.. Mattst
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WOMEN'S PATENT
OXFORDs, $3.50

Women's patent leather Ok
fords, plain toe, with leather
Louis heel and good weight
sole for street wear, $1,000
value, special $3.50
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Growing girls dark brown,
calfskin, or black kid, lace
shoes, imitation tip, low broad
heels. Round or English toe,
S10.85 values .$6.85