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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-14

follow. Key. November 20 and 20:
Harnosvillo. December and 7. Flushing.
December and .. iolorHin. december
10 and I.
Missionary Convention
Tho annual convention or he Ii"mn
MiHsionaIy societies ~ tho Iiain"svll,a
district or tho Msth"dIaI Eris""i'nl
church IL ~ leo held Ia tho Tl'st NJ. H..
'huI,h. Ihlh ,Ity today boIbahtSn wilt
nticnd fi"m oil or tho s",lrlI"a Ia ia"
diatTi'i There viii 10 morning. "fol
nn"n aud evonlna rubslunH
nssf.s weeks Praohoe.
rho candidates for tho lilEh school
ErIdlr"n toe", held sn"ihor pra'ii"e At
tho RIsIrsnth stIanI ball paTh Last
nigh, Coach Gaibors,h this woah viii
drll tho boys In iaoLllns and alunaia
The iocai aca a"n Ia scheduled To open 90
October ,.
stores Hsopsn,
Many or III" ptOres ~ the city "on-
duot"d by Jewish pNUpI" closed nll dnY
Yesterday, wore open for buain"aH again
to-day however. some Of the p""pl"
Of that nationality observe Nv" DAYS -
many "r the places or business VIII also
abb 70 h Out.
Nntlr Pcrilmsn. son OF Rabbi Peril
man Of South Bellairc. seriously injured
In an automobile aCCIden, some tune OKo
to the City hospital for some tim"
where hfs condition was very serious
FOR several days.
BOY Improving.
At tho CIty hospital II IL stated thai
John H. son OF Mr.. and Mrr I"H"ph
kinncy OF Maynard. IL improving ~"
had ono 81 his legs HORRIBLY manEl"d
some time ago IN an automobile acct
dent Dr Fulton Of Wheeling ~ attend
Ink him.
big Iaitiatton nold.
tn, Eagle Lodge Of THIS 'Ijy hNh =
big Initiation last might al Ihc h""s"
hall GA I Mon street pwnTdh 81 ~"
scoIe of candidates received the drEi coo
nToanm ~a1 rendered Ia connect Irn
With tho bis gathering
Form MsW OEnanisation.
nnptlSi church IL boihH formed In
this riIv among tho ."I"I"i I'o"pl" fhs
,nusTrEaIIuu viii hn known nr tito ~
t"ir nRrtini CHURCH A meeting 81 AT
InirTarlad 10 10 no hold nest rund"Y
NJ tho ,lIy building pudlI"rlmm Al
ready . great numhOr hnvo 1"l""d
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ARE COMING
HERE NEXT WEEK
UiTS WILL mn ia GALA ArTinH ZOE
Tna nIu UOaVnHTIOH MANY
nAHna AnH OOMIHu
R"thI"a win he LETT U"h""s '" mare
tile ArsI, Dss ~ the As-"ie"t
NV. usId nsps

Al ,"Il,"nI~ ,uis'l"s H." 'llr nv"
pr"ui"d So, l"l cote :" "ll W." !" W."
lite '""r'"ii"" ." "a" NV "''' ""''
ihr rrr, Iui rnIr 81 "m" end ~" Ihh
/ far" f"r the ,"'ud iilr h"i"R - I""'n' a.
| 'hS' will mrh' ~ u""'lll" f"r r'"''h''
~ onr'r nrurh'r I" attend tho hlp h'"'
lmp Thu ,"uvrniI"" '"u,ou"S -" Nu'r
d"l t,rnIuR mad vlll lnrI fn Iw" d"F"
rho rpe, Iri rnl". h"v"'rr ~ good fr"'"
Ucriruhor IGih !" -. R"d good r"'urn
Ing ~ I" E'pi"u,hot '1h. o." Ihnl inhnF
VIII ,cnnln Tow diva rmd i"h" Ia ~"
rlrhIu "r the I"'nl hln''l"l
I.,"rv .r"rl IN h'iuG mnd" !" Scout"
r"",nu fnr the h,n,r civ 81 vInliuIH Tint
VIII l." h"rr during Ih. I,r"-hr" n"rnlnu
, nud n"ihiur 10 hrlug l"rI uuh"n" !"
mako their vlrlI "u" "f rlon-ur" TN"
program r"r ~" Nv" dnrp 10 m f"ll"ws'
lI"nhuuRrI'I" mud r"PlrlrHiI"n. IlhH
club. ~ IlftrsuIh UlIe'i
Program G, Eventu.
Bunday EvonlnR. Bopt. 10.
R"EIr'rntinn 81 d"l"Ent'- ana vinltorr.
, T. 10 IT, y
OprnIuE rNrr, ir"r ut Elkn auditorium.
Address hv Grand l.ndgc "fnCcrT
Monday, Hspt. 40.
, RcRIHtraiiuu ur d"l"VntCH md vIslIorH
! Open husiu~Hr ""rsI"u ~ 10 .. ~
o. tournament At Wheeling t"mn-
, try club
Ladies' to vl,dl ShoprtnE districts or
Cty
30 f. m business session md cleo
tion and Installation Of "fnc"rs
" - M Nuton"hll" trip Tor ladies'
4 y m Musical and Naud"vill" GU
| i"rt"inmcnt for TIA" lndi"S ut Elks Rudi-
turlum.
Ey0p m Athletic entertainment nnd
, boxing c"ntcrrr for Flks only nj Market
auditorium
Tuesday. Sept. al.
N30 Auto ride" End visits through
tho various manufacturing dinirlrtH OF
81 ,...-....,.,, -. Nl,.aItny roup-
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urnrrERR REMAIN OFT

CIcVcland. O, Sept IJ---Thrcc th0u-
sand railroad yardmen on strike In thls
city for 20 weeks tonight voted TO ut
tempt tho 1ShliatIon Of nil men who
were In similar employment through
out To country who are sim on striks
10 make their stand more effective
This action was taken after ihcy wers
rcormed b. the railroad officials that
Cnt.r seniority rights would not be re-
stored II they returned TO work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-14

follow: Key. November 20 and 10:
iiarnosVillo. December and 7. Flushing.
December and .. Iolrrain. December
10 and L
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-14
FIRST ALI-woMAN JURY
q tho IntNlllRcnCeI

Special TO tho IntclllgcnCrr
Fast Liverpool q. Sept - For
Tho nrst time In III" history Of Column
blara county. n jury composed entirely
~ women was smpanslsd here today.
They will hear tho evidence IN civil
action nIed In Justice j. II burgess
court BY Max AEenn. Pittsburgh.
wholesale dry goods merchant HEains,
tn. Partisan Cloak shop TO be tried
September a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-14
E.nr q Maah niOmAah-

The great r"lior afforded ny th"mbsr
inIu'a Tablets la multitude "T 'nrss
haa fuiy proven lhc great Nnlu, 81 this
pTnpaIatiuu fnT weak ni"Inn,h aud i'm.
IS iTrd diEohtlGn la many Eases ihI-
raltsT has become permanent nnd Ih~
suITci~i- haI" bean completely I'rI"ic
- hrelih
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-14
oou TO aruAE rnDooau

a,n Trnurlrru aopi ~ B"n"raIio
leaders a. a"Vsrnl p"inls H. 'rliT"rmtn
wborC 'iu, coz hnd hron scheduled 10
deliver "uId"ur uhdr"hass received not.
nCatIun i"lPY ~ arrange ror lnhnur
meetings instead. owing 10 tho throat
affection from which tho D.mocrs ~"
nominee Ia suffering.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-14
Missionary Convention.

Tho OanNFdaIsa Tor Iho IITHh R'N""T
ETIdlr"n ioamI held Rn"ihor practice ~
tho HlstUsnth street bali park last
night Coach Galbere,h this woeh WIN
dTnl tho boys In taoLllng and alunaia
Tho lorai ara a"n Ia scheduled Ia open 80
Washington Journal., 1920-02-20
Naris. R-ue ct. 8.

.@elicbter Ganbp! M9! Dss f9reds
li9e, bimmliI9e 9aris! SD fam uno
fam mid ni9t baran seip0bnen.
sd ite9s ipte cine einfame 8IlIupe
am &anbe zines ruuI9enben gliBerns
ben Stromes, ben man 9enuB nennt.
SD ober arbeite unb Ierrre nur, INNER
Nunb INNER. 8 Soft, toenn muir enoli4
elm gutes Gn6e errei9t tpdre! Die pens
Iion, in Der i9 bier iebe, lit itia uno
Iebr iolioe. 3pei alte Srdulein, 2ebs
rerinnen, itno auber mir nod ba. Bir
5eben uns nur ou ben Md6l3eiten.
Weine freis3ett pertpenbe i9 gu i4rifts
pelleriI9en' Irbeiten, bic eottlob biz
tebt unteraubringen finb. S9ide mir
pnrlGufig tein @elb tpeiter. Wenn Ou
iibrig bait, pertpenbe es fir bds Gut.
Ou peibt, bub mir bies nOr9psnois
fanben.
,@eitern babe t9 mid Dor ben pas
ri1ern orbentlid entfebt. Mls i'd aus
Der Stunoe lam. fanb ib DOR benz Sus
iti3polalt cine tpogenbe Menee periams
melt. Gin lol9ss Soben uno RuFtn
fannIt On Dir gar ni9t poritelen.
Mir brauit ss nod bur9 ben &opf.
Cine iunse Srau batte eiren Menlden.
Der lie friiber geltebt, bann perlaHsn
unb bei9impft bate, erT4ofen uno
nal freigeIpro4n pprben. Wie mag
Elm Dsib oubin tommen2 =
nSanbp. i4 iebne mid 3wtpsiIen
mad 9duie. Sd bin bier 10 namenlos
einIam. SIMMER tann i9 bod ni9t ars
beiten. SIS pirb mir oft re9t i9tper.
Die Sober e%ntIintt mir unb i9 iiBs od
in unfru9tbaren Srdumen. Der3etbe.
tpenn i9 10 Ielten i9rribe, aber es
bleibt eben INNER bstm Nlten nit mir.
SAB uns nur oue5eit ben &opf oben
be9alten. Wtantd."
,2iebIter 8ruber!
,@s lit fretli9 Iebr lange per. felt
i9 Dir ausfiibrli9 f9rieb. @ottlob
ba6e i6 tein llnbeil 81 beri4ten. Wtts
ne Gtubisn nnben ii9 ibrsm @nbe. SIM
Serbit bsnte i9 ben erften @eriu4 Guf
ireenb elmer propinSbifbne gu MAIDEN.
Cine unanssne5me angelegenbeit muB
Washington Journal., 1920-02-20

IdGeInb irmsr Tdoner erpop. gum
3uriidfpsrfen batte oas @si6 ia gar
teine 3sit.
Sr0bliGsn Ssr3sns cling lie bstm.
Mte blei9, ME p,rGnoert fano tie Den
8rubsr, baIb oufgerieben in Sorgen
unb @inI9sn, i'm Streben uno 4rs
beiten, nit pollsr llebsr5eueung uao
roItloIem 5lsiB = f9 einen fdli9en
Beg bindufmiibeno. Wel9 unm0slis
DIES Madpert mar oisIe drmeOp gee
tporben! 3uiammsngsfIidt. elm tpirres
Gtpas aus ben perI9iebenI item Stims
mungspbafen. Wuntd 5sigte es ibn,
1ie qin9 aues nit ibm bur9. sic bddts
gar ni9t msbr an bic etsent Notb. Sic
fab ben 9eltebten MenI9en iinten, uno
ni6ts febte II ibr, dls bic Notbpenbtgs
teit, ibn gu balten.
9as @ut, bic Dirfb19aft mar ets
oentli6 gang in ben 96nben zines Sns
ipeftors, Der auf Mantd ben @inorud
3ipeiFelloTer Gbrli9teit md9ts. Wie
bel Der iurge Munn bon Ieinem SADIE
berftanb, tonnts tie fretli9 nt4t beur'
tbeiler. Den gan5en Sommer pers
bra6te lie nit I9riftliden Mrbeiten,
nm @elO gum StuOtum gu ertperben,
unb es tparb i6r bic uniGglt9e Sreuoe,
bieie 8erIufJs nit @rfolg getrOnt gu
fe6en. Man rdbm i6rsn erIten Romdn
nit 6reuben auf. 8erifBmte SourndIe
ertbeiltsn liz AuftrGge. bic ReOdtteure
ermutbigten ltc, unb tie battle I4lisbli9
beim 8eginn Der rauben Sobres5sit 10
ptel @el0 beiIammen, 10 btel gutegllss
f9fen, baB ie es pagen tonnte, nd9
pdris gu 9e6en, I'm nit dneroings bes
fdeioenIten anipriifen ibr Stuoium
gu beenben. SeiBe 6reu0entbrdnen
tpeinte lie barber, baB Der gelicbte
8ruber nun zines eroBen S9eiles Der
Soroe Inn tie entboben mar. ueberoies
bdtten bic @rnteausIi9ten 10 5iemlt4
oe6aIten, mas lie uerTproden. Der
elatte Sang Der @irtbT9aft, bas dufs
munternbe, erfriT@enbe 3ureOen Der
@6peIter bra9ten nelIes Sntere6e fir
bes Qanbmannes I9Dnen 8errf in oes
ormen Sanbp mad &unIt fdmu9tenoe
@eele. Die briiden6e Sdypiile uuer>
rei9ten Stre6ens f9ten BON ibm stz
nommen. ,Wesin gutter @ngel!" nannte
er bic S1tue1ter 3drtli9.
Gr pirtb59oftete ii9 ieBt oroentli9
elm, benn er bate einen neuen Beams
ten enqd9iren miiIIen. Der bisb.riee
Snfpettor battle unertpurtet cine bibs
f9e 8efiBung seerbt unb fi9 BON bort
aug bas 9er3 ssfabt, I'M bic S9lpeItsr
feines e6emaligen 8robberrn gu ipers
BEN. Sanbb mar inDeB ean3 bdmit
einperftanbsn, bab Montd tbre sOlbene
3utunft ni9t in elmer peltUerge7 enen
SIDE 2itausns begrdben iponte. SIN
reinIten, isIigiten Srieben perbrd@tsn
bic @eiGApiIttr BEN Sommer. r@in3ig
fGDne Wofen" nonnte Mantd bieIe
3eit, bic lie in pollen 3igen genpB.
User ipeiB, mann IS pteOertebrte, bies
duer Spannung, aner Mneft unb @rs
partlng barre 3ufdmmenleben Slpeier
glei9geiinnter acknowledgement Die
M1riit pfleste Sanbs muir nod Ibenbs.
Die unfelige Oper mar perbrannt, @r
fomponirte einigs pirflt9 i90ne
fftpermltbspole 2teber, bic tbm bic
S9peIter fang, pber or fpielte allie
@eiien uuf Der tleinen Srgel, pdbrenb
Mdnta I'M @rter'lebnfe unb trdumenD
iiber bic tposenben Terber f9aute. Die
cine Rofe bliibte iie auf, NIT ibren lds
9enben blauen Mrgen, bsm gol0entn
@lorienI9ein ibrer blonben 2oden, ben
boIen rotten 2ippen, alrf 6enen tmmer
Sreube unb Mlltbnine unb Oant ges
oen Soft unb bic Mfen1den lebten.
@ls Der Otto6er ins 2anb aog, gins
lie mad paris.
Washington Journal., 1920-02-20
unb b1nn9

linb b1nn?
Srau per f4rad Sufammsn -
elm fem. BUMPER Son truf mabs
nero i6r O6r.
Uiantd bon 8ibl. bort bu bic @los
den bon Rotres0 Dame. bic emf nit
ihrer heiliaen Stimme bas 2eihea oas
Washington Journal., 1920-02-20

8i + peripreden Den Srauen elm
poraoies, oas Iie un& bereiten ioIIen.
Washington Journal., 1920-02-20

Seine 5rau sins DrauBen auF BEN
Selotpsoe, inter BEN poItenIofen 9:ms
mel unb Der glGn3:nben Some babin.
nit benz l~angIumen. ~tpisaenbenS hritt,
Der elm &ennSeiden an ibr 5ein tonnte.
Sbre SGnbs binsen sefaltet nisber.
lire ausen idauten sroB unb rubig,
adj! 10 berubist iiber bas tribune be,
59pantenbe &ornfelb nit ben rotben
uno blauen 8lumen am Ranbe, bic Ti9
germ in ben S4uttsn Der reifen 9alme
gu itelen i9ienen.
.@s 1T 10 ftin." badte fh, 40 fin
ba orauben unb bier innen. 70 apirb eS
bleiben, 10 lam es bleiben."
Washington Journal., 1920-02-20

,2ieber Ganbp! @tatt mir Define
9eiBeriebnte Nntunft gu melben. brinst
mir Der beutise MOrsen bieien trauris
gen. Der5fpstfeltsn Brief. Sd fenbe Dir
s1eirs Nnttport per @gpreB. Seine uns
uiibe Stunbe ioli Elm geliebtes 9er5 in
ungeniKer Mnsit nerbrin9er. @rGm
Did ho& nidt I'm GeIb. Sanbp. Da'
Washington Journal., 1920-02-20

Gr mar ni9t getommen, benin ibre
Briefe irrten in Der Welt lumber.
Gr tpanberte trdumenb in Der W;ifte
unb am SuBe bes Sinai. Die 8ant.
ron Der feline S9peiter bag bort fir
fe beponirte @elO erbalten iolte. patti.
fanirt.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29

Phoenix. and rabbi Bergman. Of Az
huquerqua-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29
LittIeBObbie SPA

'TiHEE vas e English cuppel cain
4 tol caE on ia East mite, Mister
4 llssus Upper. ThaT cain Jest
besfoar supper & Pa sed TO Ia Here
is a poem, sad Pa see the Tuppers
go out 70 tdars suppers.
Yes. that IS vary sweet poem
Gec La want you 20 be nice %
them she IS e vary CLEVER LADY. 5ed
ia. she is trying 70 max woman's
plane a higher plane. ike a aryplane.
7 suppose, sed Ia
Wen. 1Ilssus Upper. sed Pa, wen
thay WIS setting down AZ the sup
per label, how do you IKE Mllwau-
newer was there. ssd sIissus
upper
i thot you nay have cain from
thare. ged Pa Lots OF my friends
thare used 20 drop in & see me Jest
at supper time. SEQ Pa Tt is quaint
old custom In sum cities, sed Pa
no. I newer had the nleshur Of
being il Milwaukee. sed llisEus Tup-
per. Ma was looking at Pa kind OF
hard but Pa was looking az his beef
stalk
ny husband & weer speaking Of
woomiu Euf-er-raga on the way oaver
here. she Eed 10 Ma- ] think &c is all
rite. & he thinks u ia an roug- by
husband IS vary set iu his way. Wich
is neerly always the rons way, she
sed-
Pa reeched oaver & shook Mister
TuuperE hand Put her thare. Fard.
sod Pa 7 see we both belong to the
salm lodge, Pa sed-
do not allow my husband % be
a Joiner. she sed 10 Pa
He Joined this lodge o. wien am
speaking on the day he married, sed
Pa 1t IS called the A. %. G.. T.. sed
pa. the Aushunt Order OF Good
Things Many husbands belong 70
10. sed Pa
Thare IS nothing very good about
any husband 7 ever saw sed Missus
Topper. Ihay are all ike big spoiled
boys.
Here IS one that newer had
chanst 60 sit spoiled. sed Pa Wen
say that. sed Pa I an pointing at
myself. seo Pa AlthQ ] think I Cud
point az one other gent in this room
witch ia go the saim bote- i win not
menshun any Mains. sed Pa, but 7
viii shaik hands with him d Pa
shook hands with Mister Topper I
aggenu-
You are ripping good sort. sed I
Mister Upper 20 "a. fancy such a .
cove as sou wud be a good friend /
what2
That's what sed Pa. I understand T
how ir Is with the boys after thav .
70 into the no Mans Land OF Mar
ridge. sad Pa Ihay Wich enter thare .
leeves Hoap beehind. sed Pa, So far .
as Freedom is concerned We are .
only nurds iu a giidod cage. sed PA, +
us husbands
Whst SHY rot. sed llssus Topper. +
Ny husband De- the lord q master Of .
ou- 1at, outside Of the landlord she /
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29
About The Man Who Wants His
Reward Before He Has Won It

UERE a Lester from man who.
~ 3 Let soEr er I1r himself than ]
aml
u am 81 IN emu1oys OF the city
with q salary OF $50 a week. aEd my
outlook g Eobd for advancement.
1lnd % hard 20 make friends because
7 an ndt gated fast when Il comes
20 going % cadhrets, fancy d-iuldng
and certain spr- Of Elrl. CON
Ut because do1It enjoy the lfgii life.
Cau Tou tel me whether there are
any Girls left IN CHS century Who are
looking for q duiat. respectable home
CT are they al painted dolE looking
for someone 10 bug them guI-tiuped
cigarettes and fanny lrinka2
u am hoardins, have no relatives
and il'7 pretty lonely ike 20 hattiC
alone. and put uu With eFeryone's
abuse. want 20 se-tle Gown and
make home for someone in the same
boat az myself who would appreciate
a home. But $50 q week looks IKE
an cffice boys salarF 20 most women.
But when geE SOMEONE to- work for
I'1 60 10 30 and double my salary with
q heart But no gay girl and could
ever aEee-
7 pause 10 be ltonea and quote that
sentence az it's written. not as I've
edited 70 10 read #hat the young
man. who signs himself Anxious
really wrote was. ~Hl-t no dizzy and
me could never agree"
IN enc Sentence be has used a very
ugly word. he has made enc the
subject OF a verb snl he has used
double negative fet he's an en-
pi0ye Of The city and thinks he could
earn sixty dollars week h he cared
70 try
7 know that what Be says IS that
81 he had Eomeone TO work for he'd SO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29
MAY NOT BE ABLE TO
SELL TEXAS COTTON ABROAD

Austin. Tex, Oct 29.-plaus 20 send
a commission TO Europe TO assist IN
marketing the Texas cotton crop, as
proposed By an appropriation OF
$4,000 made therefor at the last
special session OF the legislature win
likely have to be abandoned because
Of the Inability OF fudge Wm- =. RAM
say. federal reserve agent at Dallas
20 make the trip at this time. Judge
Ramsey has just advised the governor
that it might be undesirable FOR him
TO be away from the federal reserve
bank az Dallas during the next two
or three months. and therefore he
cannot undertake the trip
The bin carrying the appropriation
provides for ftla expense and per
diem OF a commission Of two men.
one to be ". +. Ramsey and the other
20 be appointed by the governor.
Gov. Hobby considers. in view OF the
language Of the act that II IS lnoper1-
tive unless judge Ramsey makes the
trip.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29
HURT ALL OVER
COULDN'T SLEEP
Suffered So Mach and So Long, In7
diana Lady Became Discouraged,
ard AZ Times Cared
Little 70 Live.


Lea wentworth, Ind. Mrs. Hannah
Peru. o. this town. writes: About
sir u are ESQ I began the use Of
Carsul fo- female weakness SUI
fsrsd aueh fearful bsarme-doHu
psins az ~. i seemed ulas some
tHinr vas JUST pressing on the TOP
Of ny heal and &c burned IKE fire.
was indead a nervous wreck.
For four' years I couldn't do ny
Haussuo-lz- 7 wan 80 bed most OF
the ame. ~ sgt &c discouraged
and az times 7 Wanted 70 Gle. I vas
in 60 much pain. At zines hurt
Ia over. At night was rest
less and couldHlt sleep. ? had no ap-
petite. IN fact vas q misery TO NY
seq and every one else.
~ continued in this condition IN
iii finally began 'carduL Took
caraa regularly unHl I took a NUM-
Ter OF bottles It cured ne can
r9t say too much for this treatment
a1d highly rseommend Z to othsra7
For more than forty years cardui
ras proved bensfieial 60 suffering
women.
your druesiss sens 81 Try e.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29
Violent Quakes Rock
Inn Chilean Prorinces

Valparaiso, Chile. Oct 29.-Vioient
earthquake SHOCKS, with a vertical
movement shook the provinces Of
Atacama and Coquimb0, north Of this
city at SOS o'clock this morning the
tremors lasting two and g half min
utes. The city Of Coplapo and VAL
ienar, iu the province OF Atacama
were most seriously shaken. old struc-
lures in both towns being damaged.
Reports state no one was injured dur
ing the earthquake
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29

Tenement best results. Lee Newman
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29

TO IL ana double his salary. But that
translates into the idea that whenever
he gets Eocd and ready and wants 10
he can make WORTHWHILE money
doesn't ito
Why not want to now Why
shouldn't a man who IS critical fand
JUSTIFY OF cheap folks and their
cheaper pleasures fit himself 10 know
more worthy folks2 Why shouldn't
he put I'm the evenings he doesn't
want 60 spend I'm cabarets at night
school instead1 There are all sorts oil
splendid y. III G. A courses a young
man may take. There are plenty Of
university extension courses. in some
OF these he might meet splendid, ear
nest girls. no less Charming and
Womanly because they'd rather Gull
tivate their brains than the latest
"toddle' step.
Talking about what you can dc
when you get around to &c IS just
blowing bubbles ITS a simple matter
TO do rhat and 70 admire the pretty
colors. but there's nothing stable or
valuable OF lasting about the per-
Torrance.
TO criticize IS easy. To do some
thing more important than the thing
you condemn as uninnortant IS not
so easy. But OF course it can be done.
There are plenty o. young men to-
day who don't admire the women they
meet But DO they Try 20 tind an
environment where they win meet
women OF another tyne2 Rot az all
They 5ust sit around and grouse
IS the English say. They don't strive
to make themselves worthy OF a fine
woman or TO work I'D 10 the place
where they can think Of her seriously
81 they do meet her
What q man Of the self-pityinE
se1f-rsunting habit o. my correspond
ant wants is 70 have life and It's citi-
gems take him on his own say so
None Of Us are taken on faith 1t
needs deeds TO prove were as good as
We think
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29
Transfers Life Saved
Writes a Letter That IL worth
Beading very Carefully

Peterson Ointment Co. me, Buffalo,
n y. I vas afflicted with very
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3 teamster. I tried an medicines and
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couldn't sleep for many nights from
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for more than two years. Finally
Peterson's Ointment Was recommend ed
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Eczema. Piles and Skin Diseases
peterson's Ointment ls 50 cents a
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29

ranged e meeting for November -,
when reDressutatives from the varl-
Gus cities OF NsW Mexico and Arizona
VIII gather here 20 discuss the prob
lens Of the synagogue. Among the
speakers invited from the neiglnor-
frr cffies. are lIr. Goldman. Of Tue
son. rabbi LfkwitE. ~ Phoeni-- Ar-
Perehfmo1 OF Douglas; 1Ir. Marks. OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29

Your druggist sells H. Try H.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29
Ell PASO JEWS TO RAISE
$500 FOR SYNAGOGUE WORK

FL Paso has been chosen by the
Union Of American Hebrew Congre-
cations as one Of the key cities for Its
national drive for ss.500.01o for syna-
Eague pension fund and fsr syna-
g0erle extension work
Maurice Schwartz IS chairmau Of
the southwes tern district and has ar
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29

AEiE q Lester from e man Who's
] 3 lot soEr sr I1r himself than ]
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29

As tomorrow IS the last Saturday In
this month, your carrier VIII cal and
collect so cents for the last hale Of
October. Please remember thar these
boys attend school. and Il VIII be ap-
preciated II Herald subscribers are
prepared 70 settle with them
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29
By Tad

Sd obay hln D aFsrTthlnE, che
sed 70 Pa
sumtimes. sed 1lr. Upper
Be still. sed Nlisus Topper Not
another word toad you this A. n
not to contradict me. she Eed-
What did she meen ven she led
A II asked Pa
Abso-lute Nonarizy. ged Pa.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-04
Dealers in Mems Wear Say Increased
 Production Needed

Washington, Feb. 3.--1ncreased production more efficient distribu- ton and stabilization of prices are necessary to reduce the price of clothing, dealers in mems wear today informed Howard Figg, who is in charge of the department of justice campaign, to reduce the cost of liv- ing.
 Representatives of the clothing trade concluding a two-day confer ence adopted resolutions pledging cooperation to the department of justice which was called upon inves- 'tigate charges of profiteering and if substantiated to institute prosecu- tion. A committee was appointed to assist MT. Figg in carrying out the recommendations of the conference.
 After the conference, the National Association of Clothiers issued a statement in which it warned that the public should not expect any ma terial reduction in the price of cloth ing because of increased wages paid by the industry.