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The commonwealth., 1920-07-16
STOP
RUSSIAN OFFENSIVE

Berne, July 16.-The Russian
offensive in the Ukraine has
come to standstill according to
Bucharest advices. The counter
offensive Of the Ukranians is
making progress.
The commonwealth., 1920-07-16
CEN. GONZALES
CAPTURED 18TH

Mexico City July 16.-G eneral
Pablo Gonzales a former cand1-
date for president and an alleged
leader Of the Nuevoleon Revolu-
ton was captured yesterday ?
will be placed on trial imme, -
ately.
The commonwealth., 1920-07-16
THREE TREES BEAR
5,237 ORANGES

Miami, Fla, July 16.-During
the season jst closed 5,237
oranges were picked from three
trees in a grove near here. One
tree II years old bore 2,0O7
oranges, another 1850 and third
1880.
The commonwealth., 1920-07-16
BOLSHEVIKI ARE
DRIVING THE POLES

London, July 16.-The contin-
ued success Of the Bolsheviki
against the Poles along the north
ern sector was announced from
Nose.
The commonwealth., 1920-07-16

'IiAEFRENCHPRES-
lDENT IS BETTER

Paris, July 16.-The health OF
President Daschanel is reported
greatly improved. He will pnov-
functions September.
The commonwealth., 1920-07-16

will, doubtless, play the waiting
game and relieve this state Of the
necessity Of putting on the fight.
The commonwealth., 1920-07-16
SHAMROCK w WON
THE FIRST RACE

Sandy Hook, N. j., July IS
Shamrock ", the British challan-
ger for the American cup today
won the first race Of the 1920
regatta, sailing across the line at
5 :26 unofficial time after the
Resolute had withdrawn because
Of mishap to her rigging. The
next race was set for Saturday.
The commonwealth., 1920-07-16

The small boy with a hook,
line and worm is never without
joy. It is good for a nibble or
two.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-10
About People
MovomsntB OF Individuals To Ana
From The City.

Friends "f Mra. h"TI'H wac, "'",
recently moved from Hamilton 'p"I'''
"h'i' oil" h"a h'"n' IA ,,,I,,.,
I"S' 10" !'"' - ,., -. l.,n,, ,.Itn
WI h"'"4. 70 '''"'e
''l"l'''" Ia ''h'"'
/" o"d Mao u M'''''s"' - 80
""" Ia" '''"'"
'f'"' !" MI "'e"" ~, ,l.,.,
Ma ""' a. " 80.
49, ~ ~ ,,.., IA, III
'''" ''t 80 '''
.""' ,.......,
AI'" ""''"" ''""''''
!" h'' n'.'"" J." II"''h "
spending '"' """' -"'" ''''''' ,,
'r~.,,""h ,,
Alto zee" H'''r - '"'''''' -"
er'"i ~" '-''"'''''' - :"
'"r So" '''"''""" "'"' - - "' mI. .u,.
~ NOD At" '"' ''''' ,, .t,,,
49, "I,n"ir"y 'hr goods .'e''"v "''
f,Isnhu w TIilrl'urh
Me- ~ - 'i''h'" ~ "'''' 49,
flsl'u ~ 'hI" "I'F '"''"''"' WV
met rv'"l"r t"' Nl"'''"rhl' W.,
wa ar"ui ""'"h'' 81 '"'" '''''''
Nlh ,ciriI,ra
~ 9 Nnyw'lI f"Inirili ~ NV" ~
int INV 81 T"lrd". -. lH nr"nh'uf ', "
days Waiting Win Ii,"""" v" u,,,h
MIS- rIlrnhrth Mill"i ~ ~" '"''
llId, hnr Iru T"r Akron. -. wh"'" "h'
homo 81 h"r rlri"I. Nj" N''''""'
'"u ,,,,,c, L,, return, {,
Ml-r H"rlhh i."hh"," IVY Mo-,
10 h"r h"n" on h"'lh MAJ" n"'
nn ",t'ud"d ,lTl' wl'h ''''"'' "'"
llNrn "' Wv w ,,,, ia lac,
Mn WIN wagner ""N - 1870, r.,
hu,u, hero nGIrI ~ Walt WIN iIi'"'H w
F.aHi I.lN'Ip""l
, Misr tlnrn l'lr' h"i. rl"""H, hl''' "
,1iy ClcIk II"m"I 'inH". !" ''H'''nh W."
rnlnIlvcr ond iIi'ndn H' I"' ''s'""' "
this w""k ,,,.
MIr- M"rE"''i i"'h"' "' we ,.
iidr la" returned h""' 49,
"""hn '"'"lI"" "f'", ~ .,
wh''" sh" 'In'''" WV" ''""
il,"" ,to,nclJ mad
NJ w" ,r,.,,,, - rnt,muni
h""hh''' ,,n-,, n,,tI,,
~" N'"','N 1900, ,,,rItu, tkn
l"'""" N.Y. uI
Non' $50 A., ,,.,,,u.h hnp .,
MlhH h"'u"''' III I,,Irn
| tuned u" "a w"
Mailman ~ ',... "a hc,IIu, IIIph
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-10
BADLY INJURED
IN AN ACCIDENT

Uor Marinot "a y"",". "r Hundred.
" Va waA brought over III" h"ltim"r"
md Ohl" railroad H. SrIi"ua o"ndiil"h
aud taken !" ia" Dht" NalloY GENERAL
hp-pIInI ~ 10 "..l"'h lHSt oNrniuE
Mariner sUd n boy friend veto rI'llnN
on tho tracks, near ituuGIrd S'St"IhnY
aH~rnunn and tho Mariner h"' i'i"d !"
mount n rrrsinE fI"lpht 'aT Tho lT"l'
van going T." lost nni lao vas dragged
f"r dIHiHu'" u"iil ~" iI"l" ''"H""h
~" htidEU
~ Ihiu r-Iui Mariner r"l"sH"h hlm
- and Vas Ln,'h"h lot" tho 'fc"h. a
y Ian,e ~ ah'SI ~ fC'l
rho "Ih'I h"y vent =" hlH t"r' -" onh
lao var Ink.u huiur y hrI" n PIN ri'l ~
from ttund,"d Fav~ hhn INST HId iT""'
ruonI and lai,, had hI" i"'n"voh !" ia"
h"rriiaI
Tho aitrndsnIr vor~ unable !" Fl,"
orv inflammation '"u' rrUlnV his '"ndi
IInr but hlr h"hy waa hr'lly .htuIsoh nn'l
HE hrSd ,ui ~ several different pln"or
~ Ia Thought that his condition II not
.riiI,aI IIlr urnihUr P''"mpnnt'd lhn
% tho hospital.
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$500 DruTAmorS TO tho
Harding "Front Porch"

,nIuruhua o. Sept y. '"Wm"f'lnI
Travellers FROM nearly every state, nhh
uuIuhcrIng about '.hhb, VIII Wall MARION
M q d.IcEpil"n saturday, Hept"mb"t ~
mud viii ho addro-rrd by ScnHtpr WA -.
,.r - Harding. itrrIhli"nn rr"rId"nt'"i
nominee. tho subject "f III" ndhTcrH no
Ing 'Hurlnrrr
Tho saIcrIn~n pilgrirunR" II under hun-
rIror Of tho National II"TdInE nnh '"nI-
,Ip. Travelling Mems I'hEU'. recently
nrEhnILrd nm u national body. win h'nn
uu.Itcrr IN the Columbus ShVinKH A"
Trur, buiIdinE. Columbus, -.
A .rcclnI llu"kiuE valley train VIII
leave IT 10 o'clock city Time, on Hal %
d.y InoTnIng Tor Marion. this carrying
tho .tnIo delegation ~ nrVera hundred.
Nl n',InGl, IN the nftrrn"0n tho VhTiohH
I,Iruoiinns viii asnrnhlr at Marion Tor
unI.d, formation aud viii march I" hon
,toa IIaTdInsn home where the nominee
=, III ahdIGnn the tIhVol"TA AT O'Clock.
I.nnIIr nhsuIan,' haH been In"1lVoh
from ChI,asu Ihat tho wrrIrrn msiI"p"r
o., viii Hnnd lnisr I"pIor'nlh non
Jth., r"Inis srs YET I" u" heard fi"hl
a.. T., Ihs -Isr ~ hsl-rnlI"nr lhny -rnh
u In ,"uSli"T"d certain ih"i New T"ih
siu rr"vida q risonbio contribution 4"
the ,n,niry via. htlss"Il"n
I',,rihsi 'hnnnl"r " i""aa ~ Ia"
onto state divl-i"n ~ tho national SOM
,,,..,I"' i'av~lius m""" "FFanls"'l""i
sud nanly Houim"u". H""'"'rry ~
~. -. iinnai body. viii a. T." Marion
Friday 10 oUnfsT with travelling mon ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-10
FULL QUOTA or rBA0Hnas

CIaihsiur4 a"pI s--t;Isailnn Of .
n,n hmm s"IaIy ~ 400 . month LDp
81. hnnI ian.IaIh ~ iinITls"h county sn'
ahisi The "nI.laln !" "ps" Tie ssh0sIe
iUU poT,nni Hii"ns fDT The nIei Tine
nos y..rs i..s, tsar iU .ab.sIs
Waai tbnlnia f.Ii.h !" "psn ,hsl dsAtt
i...ans. ~ q i."'I,ot nh",Iasa iastTuif
tee. u,nir.ish Ihai V"nss W"s ~
s,naII nud "ni.,"h i"i" "'hS pMfN
slnns 10, u,dn, 4" '"u" -u'""asfullb wiz
Iha hish '".i ~ IlpHr
my wan rNviHuH Hrhhraz-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-10

Louis SauIo, giving his addrsSs ~
DrIdgeporl WINS arrested lats yesterday
afternoon by UnIccr Tico At Eleventh
and Market streets on II charge OF run
ming past tho block u IL alleged thSt
Saulc was coming up Market Al q eooG
Ia stop un the block wRh for mhchinO
to 20 around and up Eleventh street,
but Inatrad Of watching tho officer No
shot past
lie was brought TO 'hhhhauhters ana
nut up for his appearance this morH-
Ing al nine O'Clock when he VIII bo
given n hearing before Judge John ~
I'M. 10 answer the charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-10
RAILWAY MAN
BADLY INJURED

u Summers. brakeman go h." Wal
ilnutr aul bhl" rhIIr"Nd va" hhW'''hh
Ia the ohio NslIol trn'tHl h""rl'"l ""'IN
Iari nighI viIh IuluIi"" 81 ~" h'"h
and - r"rHIhia fIn'IuIo 81 Ih' Hhull
o., was rrpUttUd !" l." i'niiuE o"hlly
81 sn 'niIy h"uI ihir I""'nlng 10y hrr
I,iIaI niirudanIH - NIlll"i"". ih' a.
trudInH rhYbl,ihn. viii '""h" -" '"F
uI, i,iIo IhiE uI"IUiuE Ia hope" ~ ""'''
IaiuIuE lunI huw hoi the lnIuilor 40
Nj Hutniu~Tn I"Id h"hrli"i nn'h"fll"n
that his h"In. Vac Ia Noiilc w Va How
ho wan inltutd lao wuH not ahl" !" "S
pIaIn - m"m bffl' Iuln 81 ih" h"I'l
MORO and Dhi" stated 'h"' We MO"
nothing about ia" '"H"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-10

- ,r., I,g M" 'h".i"" h'. lac, "lIi
,ns., I,n - n,.i a..ai'," ihI- "s"s""
e, ,L, ~ N..I". 81" nsr
is,,i,., 50 \ ris"-i"u r'"s'"'" lee" n~""
.,.""p.d ~hI.h ia I".i'l" sr"'I 81
49, ~ r'."I.i ,.u-"ii'," - w".".'' -
iuI- - I''s h'l"." i"-i "r"i"g hr
NJ" H","ld iI'""""" president 81 Ne"
Woman. i"h ""I NJ" I"h" .. IT,"
lie, y, r-l'i""' ~ ihr h-'ii"- p@''y
woman. ,Iuh u" II--h"'h H"-Y"
81 ~ 'r-h -'''''"t ~ h'' tl-li ="
4 w., The ir-i wIui"' llru- f"I 'hN
E-u",-I rviu'", "ui Ilu~ ~ ihlr 'l"h
No ht Inn Mnlnlrh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-10
T,,I. aIsi.,n"ud Activity.

JL,.a ,rihoI IIrr"i l""i ""'"'" :" u"
h,Id durIrg tho cunning w." "'''H Wy
tho Totnrle nln'"ih ""h 81 va ~"
u,,,,, 'T,urI. NO puu"uur"h ~ 'hs
LuIIc,Ir 81 tho TrmruI". whI'h WA Ia
su.d yrul"Idnb -
pu Wrdu"adrN. - I"h"' V. ~ -
,',I,,L uu,r, ihoTe VIII H." h"Id 10"
nrrt 81 ~ prii"H oi w""blN Ihh' h''n''
uc.,,y,tiuus for thIr Luncheon mo Tor
,h,,c ,f ,,,h wrrk IhnrcHfteI should
II, Inndo In Udvnmr"
Community nupr"'" viii he h"!h W."
limit Huuduy ~ each month. beginning
Nth prtnhrr IA" regular club "nt"i -
rnInmout viii follow r"'h n"rp'' l"'
v,hI.h there will he no "hiIn charge.
Al i,,uurtnui meeting 81 thu Jrmpl"
g,,I,rhnnd will lie hrld at "'l"'k
Wodncrday. October Il. "i ~hl'h 'Iho
nnIreIn win 10 rle'I"h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-10
nslIsI,s UIvio UIub Flaws

~ Hu',Inl m""iluE 81 ~" program
,nu,nIit-r 81 tho UniIrIro tIvic club
whlrh wnr hold ycri"IdRy ~ III" home
81 Mrs = " krklnuh ~ Il"llPlr".
chnIrrunn 81 tho ""Inmlti"e. nrrnnEc
InouIr wrro diHruIrrd Tor TIA" foil
uicrIIuEr ~ the club md tho general
program 10 H." purru"d II wan h""lh
Cd 10 mako tho cltIr"nship Of women
tho principal topi" around which
club ncllvliicn Of IA" coming y"ar VIII
rrvulvc Mrn 8 - Cumming ha" h""n
appointed chairman Of tho CommIli""
GA tItlE-nahIp. nnd II planning n ser
los OF talks which viii he delivered on
III" nubI"Ct Of pTnmInnnI business men
nnd women. among thom IA talk hr IIr
Harriet IL Jones. 81 MnnndHvill' The
nrst regular meeting ~ tho club has
been arranged for the 9th Of October
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-10

tain tho junior mcmhora ~ III" orEnn'
,pil"n at reception aud party planned
IN IhoIr honor Tho three junior cir
,Irp I'm IIIr Name" Tho silver
rrura" md Tho Junior Circle, VIII
hc tho gucrtr Of tho Hcnl"r 'lrc'c"
which wcro tho Original and nr"l I" W"
rururd In WRrwnod. Mrs. robert J.
rnt''"nI pT"Eid"nt ~ tn" S"'l"'S'
will be ihcro aud will make short
,,rT Jncob Birmingham ana
Mr. charles pr0udf"ot viii ais" be on
tie program. and report from the ma
tionnI convention held at ~. Louis
last spring will he heard. Mrs. > j.
rhrIrlinn viii preside over 'h' 'hnet
, Entertainments will be- served dur
inn the evening by mrubcrn az The
Junior ,iIClrb,
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Will take place md NIr ih0Il"T II"uh
foot 81 Wheeling. VIII" hn" "hnrR" 81
tho prnRrnm arrangements. hn' h""u
ACQUIRING tho lndioH VIII" wlll nrp""I
uunu II 10 fnr the Arrangements I"l
tho program have not boon completed.
Many intcrrEtinR f"ntur"s have. now
over. already bc"u secured nnh " WIZ
be Of wide and varied interest l'"I'
ratos viii ~ couTrr go from Wheeling
and Warwnod nnd nil Hr'il"nH "t Ih'
siEtc Th"s" who have -" far rlHhl
ned their Intention 81 going NJ" MIA
Robert N"rd, national rreHld"ul M'H
4 f. Christian. member Of the NHll"h"I
Council 81 I(iug'n Daughters. aud MIS-
Jacob HIitimghnnI. leader ~ - Luke ~
Circle II In rsrr'I'h that many "'h"'H
viii Join the Wheeling delegates d"i
inE the coming work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-10
airtIu1.y nuIpIis. Party

Iart ,,.nius al Ihr h"n,. O." Mn
q, hBruLIuo un .."ith Iiui"n nI'''' "
,,un,I,r, ,f the IIItudH 81 Mis-" I.'I'l
i.. nj IL" IHi""L E"'h"''h !" "I'"" ''''
avsnFfn ',IohiaiI"g bet h'''hl"f Ai''"
Ice. wa completely a"I - I"'h 10y h''
,,,,,,,, iI,a rntty having h"'" 80
,..,.a ,iiI."" h,. k""wI "hr" h"'r
.Ius a.,. ,a..Iu"d by h"' i"'l"a 'h'.
y.nIns Witch ~"" "r""' a. r""'"" ""
sn .nd d"",.I"H
Ih,.n ,,,",a '""l. " """' '"''r"'
Iut lana, L.,.u ~hl'l V"" ""' f'' !"
=, ,..i,,,,. a. - ,.,I,nE Ih'. h''r"
60, .II,..iIv.ly h"'.'''"l"d '" "" N''"
.T many LiuI- '""'r '"'"h'"'" Wv"
,L. t,u nrr,- :" "i"b' Va h'""" '''
nj. caring
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-10
Community htrost Dance at bsllaiI.

I'InnH are mhirTnllIinH At lellnlIe
f0r a sIraoi dance to LOO given on Ss'p
tunIrI "a GA Ii'luI"ut nIIooI. which Ia
ono 81 Ihs newly paved '"in'hl "'i""'n
A committee 81 prominent 'llIacnH II
InkIns hutE, Of ihC arrangements nud
Ihr Nuulnu's Auxiliary 81 til" H""Ill"I
linn,d win r,ivc i'fI rrli"'niH bi'.h""
tea Inua!, viii rI"VId" h""'" pa"
sin,u hud Ihai- ~ ~ leo iuany lnio'"'i
lus I,nlu,,1 lnli D,lt,, 81 I" mako ih'
,.i,L,oil..u h. i.iI"h. = "nI'''l"i l"" 81
ha ,,,~ nI,..Ia go" "p.ni :" IL. ''"'"'"
L.t.d Ly IL. pa"uI'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-10
TRAFFIC VIoLArO1

that city on plans for entertainments o.
Tho T!IsItoTa ....r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-10

RI, EinES daughters u W"rw""d
~ have thoIr atty union meeting az
ia. tLnisii.n church nn Tuohd"y nIEhl
H.utombor - When lh'} VIII '"'e'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-10

Igllnu Wllron
hIu,l~lNn Nrl-a
Marian Nnlln'"
IlInn'lIr Hi0T'T
l.lrir l"r NluIcT
IlIII Htif"l
l..lrun"I iiIrwnIl
Alice Hprlh"l
Marie It"lf
ltnIltRiln" l'fhIi
\ lrEinin NJ, lt"o
Nluui" hIlt"n
I'inIru,u Mus~'Il
I'InI"n,U hIhH"u
Margaret irwin
Elizabeth liuhhnii
I.crauna hubbard
itnthc NIiuo linnuaD
Mar iIsys1
IIotIir IiaEl1li
I,n,nIhy Llllnlnni
TOW IInflrII
lInIlor IiIeUna
I luIhr iTuiinI,
lNuu,lwhid liIhIE
holIn
Edward Inl"hUI-I
hnIlUH "uln
" llllnIIr iIn,huId
la via liIii
LuuluI lII"Nns
I'aui IiOnIllr
Itult"Ii Iirrd
llnl,'II Illl"Y
ltRiI llurui
Albert IT. hTnll
In,h Hi"rrT
Iulrn IItIH'h"l
WllllEUu iIIIE'lI"l
lrIniil, NninIhuu-o
.uui. NnIoIlIniirn
',.nIs, u " hr"i
Albert " hlinl,cI
NuI.Ulu, hlinlt'I
i,T"Ip~ VILLAIN
I'Iri'lS " n"l
ln,L wight
IhIllp lnIil
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-10

I.n AiIra A",I, "i"'""" rl"'""
,,.,,Iar, NJ n"'i h'' az" h""
I..,, .,.nIIr .nu,.,,u 81 "ud NIL" \"
,,I, A,I..Ii.n 4. h"sr ,,u,,l"s" :" NJ
tvIIII"u, Ii"r"" 81 Il'i"l"'rh WI 80
80, H. ,"l"h", N'- ur"'p" "l' "'""
rnl,,inIu"d 9 -u"li rely Y'"'"''"
.vauIur ~ i"Vh"'lll' ~h"'" hl""''
v,, ,u,I -, H.. WrI,',r,. Iun ~"
L,IIra r.r,, t,rrr,i"l ~ rlf'" 81
Ilnru t., ih' h"rt"rr. hu'i"r IT." i'"'t
Thr putrir wrIN
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IL huu"i 81 the ,lHlt"iN 81 ih' y"uuu
- cot. NIcs hurY W""iu. "f Ihi"
LuInh ~, RuarI 81 tho tilsrcs l,oUanun
nud rlI,nl'sth Iiulh"Ih. aud MlrH hh'
Ia Idu nIruIns hnn nud MIsr Mar l"Ii"
nm ruosip ct Wien I,"ulHr IietpoI.
NInH IIesn"I W'whIi viii ho h"H'"7"
go EnIuIdny nft"Iu'"u A. hoo home.
i.Ir,n InhIes entertaining WITH ~
hrIiRr ton Ml-5 UtownrI VIII D." ntrlT'
81 IL entertaining 10y hoI '"'inIm. Nlnr
Mnry Ilrpm"I wright The EueHiH VIII
lo
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Now Pupils Tor Mount De Ohsntsl

Among ia" now pupilr from wheeling
who a." "nTnIl~d NJ Mount -" hnn'Al
mi, ,urInp me- Ml-- Elizabeth brad -
durk Nirr Frances N"tI"n. Mlh" May
girlumrtJ aud Miss Ad"lnIdc Nl""E
Tho usual number 81 pupils "hl' h"-
boon Ilhiid f"i Tia" pat f"" i""in
have been cnroIIrd from "ih"t 'Ill"-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-10

NtirHr-
NhrlnI'lr Turning
luIIi 81 IiIiH
htIrUh
MnrInTI" I'm. Of
lllirlriiIHh
NnIoy ""'in 81
IIiirlMIWh
Margaret iluiuT :"
IittrliIiIEh
juno Allen. "f
Ninuntuu Nn
lrllrnl'Ih 'nlhvrll
uf litniIt,lnu \ q
ItHu''r " n",ip
Mary ll'hIi,i
NIlElII
MARY WilH"u
I(hiiraTiuo WIl."n
I.",iir~ NcIr"u
Nhitpi,"I
iinInh Nhil"hhI
MAJ li,iI'l1tIs
Nl'HHis
I,"IluE Milton
ihnIirs Milton
llIInIt I'nEi"u
David lilnoI,s
IniIl lioaIIir
Alrs lnHIun
Chuiior InuIl
It"Ilt,iI hluITirDd
Campbell I'1lur'I
'lNiu h"Ii"u
N"'II"n Il' h"lH
lnIror Me- luI'
ku,iIow Me- hue
I.lwnId Ninttli"WH
FinInu"I l,n'iEhlln
lhrtuIRu ltuui'
lIrIirrn la ltH',Ir
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-13

New York-'The girl or woman
who neglects to beautify her hands
and arms NOV that short sleeves are
in vogue) has only herself to blame
II she IS passed by unnoticed." says
that beautiful actress. Louise Huff.
II only requires a few minutes twice
each day to make your hands and
arms beautiful and attractive. With
no covering to protect the elbows
they become dark and rough and no
matter how often they are bathed
they look ugly and repulsive. This
can be easily and quickly overcome
by taking prol-er care OF them The
best way I have found to accomplish
this Is 10 soften the elbows with a
good cold cream Llska cold cream
I have found TO be the best), then
wipe off the superfluous cream with
soft cloth and apply that popular
beautifier, DerWillo, to the hands and
arms. This combination instantly
beauties the hands and arms and n
you ever try II once you VIII never
be without it." Just make this test:
Try DerWillo on one hand and arm
and then compare It with the other
and you viii need no further argu-
ment 70 convince you that there is
nothing like It and you would not
have missed II for anything, Der
willo comes in three shades, white
flesh and brunette Use white on
the hands and arms and the shade
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-13
A GREAT WATER FRONT
IMPROVEMENT AT NEW YORK

New York, Aug. 13.-The greatest
waterfront improvement here in 50
years. involving the removal OF %
antiquated piers along the Hudson
river and the erection in their stead
OF Is new and vastly larger piers OF
latest design. has been planned by
Murray Hubert. commissioner Of
docks. and approved by the sinking
fund commission. The improvement
viii cost s50.0O0.000 and viii require
10 years to complete. Work Is ex-
pected 10 be started next spring
The present lower North River
waterfront IS just what It was in 1871.
It's slips are so narrow there IS not
room in them at once for two big
steamships
-The new plan" said president F.
II. LaGuardla. OF the board Of alder
men. means that New York is going
to have IS piers from $50 to 1925 feet
In length in place OF % diiapidated
structures which are a disgrace TO the
city. Between eeach pier there win
be a maximum dockage OF 800 feet
and a minimum OF 275 feet Two OF
the new piers viii be 100 feet wide.
seven $50 feet and nine i25 feet"
Along New York's SIS miles OF
waterfront the dock commission al
ready has under way other projects
under contract amounting TO S2o.-
100000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-13

'IITATER hogs are held responsible
w by acting mayor R c Semple
for the only water ilconTen-
fence now suffered By residents OF
Highland Park.
Until a week ago. residents Of
that section frequently were without
water more than half q day, due to
the fact that water could not be
pumped into the reservoir supplying
them as rapidly as the demand was
taking Il out Additional flow was
thrown into the reservoir, alieviating
what for 2 time was a critical sit
uation. the acting mayor said.
Leading from the reservoir IS
four inch main through which the
water supplying Highland Park flows.
Smaller pipes from three-fourths Of
an inch to an inch in diameter tie
into the main. carrying the water TO
residences. IN many cases. as many
as 20 homes are dependent on the
flow Of one small pipe for their water
supply The pipe and connections
were made. Mr.. Semple says. By real
estate companies at the time the sub
division was cut up into lots.
supply Cut Down.
Because Of the small pipes, when
several homes on the small line are
drawing water simultaneously. the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-13

you are accustomed TO for the COM
plexion. Derwillo gives the skin that
youthful appearance every normal
woman Graves II puts the blush OF
rose on your cheeks and a lily
white baby softness on the hands and
arms It cannot be detected. Der
Willo has become a regular lad and
over five hundred thousand discrim
mating girls and women use il in
place Of face powder as II stays on
better and does not rub off on cloth
ing. Preparation does not affect Il
and is wonderful for a shiny nose.
oily skin, freckles. dark, sallow
rough skin, and poor compilations
It's famous for the quick results il
giTes. The very first application Will
astonish you. Try It today. It can
be obtained at the toilet counter Of
any up-to-date drug or department
store and II your druggist does not
carry 1t he will be glad to order Il
Tor you II you viii ask him TO. All
wholesalers keep II so he can get il
from them OF the manufacturers df-
rect Accept no substitutes, then you
VIII not be disappointed.
NOTE-Derwilio and Llska cold cream
are sold everywhere with the distinct IN
Outstanding that II you are not pleased
your money VIII be refunded. They are
sold under the above guarantee IN this
city at eli department stores and drug
slsts, including Cordeu Drug Co.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-13
Out of Town isitors.

Mr.. and Mrs. Newton J. Edwards, Of
Anthony. n. NJ were visiting here
this week.
Gerald Creighton, Of San Antonio.
is the guest here OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Forster and Of Charles E.
Lewis
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Miner and
daughter, Miss Edith Miner and Mrs.
George Blevins, OF Anthony, n. NJ,
are visiting friends and relatives
here.
Harold Partridge. Of San Antonio.
has arrived IN FL Paso to be the best
man at the wedding Friday evening
Of Miss Daisy Munro to Lawrence D.
Stons.
DR.. and Mrs. ". E. Carruth, OF Zoo
Wheeling street. are entertaining
their son, ". T. Carruth, and Mrs.
Carruth, OF Eastland, who are on
their way 10 Los Angeles, where they
viii be permanent residents.
Miss Marie h Fitzpatrick. Of New
York. who has been the guest OF her
sister. Mrs Clinton z. Wright, OF 2504
Wyoming street and her brother,
John h Nusbaum. in Las Cruces. has
left for visit In Chicago and Detroit
before returning to her home.
Mrs Henry Stapp returned Friday
to Oakland, Calf, after a visit with
her mother. Mrs 3. T. Means. and Mr.
and Mrs Mark Means. OF Kern Place
She recently visited her niece, Mrs
T. z McIlhenny. OF Washington. D.
G. who was formerly Miss Dardle
Parsons Of Fl Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-13
Water Hogs Are Held Responsible
For Shortage In Highland Park

pips Is 50 drained that other homes
on the line. but further from the
connection. are entirely without
water. Frequently during the after
noon many users SO situated are
watering lawns and gardens sinful
taneously, lfr Semple said. cutting
off those above. in many instances
for hours at a time
The situation Is one. M Semple
said, which can be solved only BY
the cooperation and consideration OF
the home owner, either by watering
lawns at times when water IS not
needed for other purposes, or by less
ening the length OF time
To Have EfSht inch Main
When funds are provided. Mr.. Sem
pie said. the city plans TO begin i'm
medlately the laying OF a much
larger main, probably eight inches in
diameter. giving an adequate supply
OF water for all purposes Untfl such
a main Is down, the present neon
venfences will continue The city. he
said. did all II could when il con-
nected a second pump TO the reser-
Voir supplying Highland Park
The main now contemplated for
that section, he said viii cost ap-
proxlmateIy $50. geo. and VIII be large
enough TO care for any future growth