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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-25
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a family pEr-F COMMUNICATING Mr.. and
Mrs EzHrxs-1 Shores ana annEnsrr.
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school AZ Franklin Is passing tina
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as1arn u prevent E-zEnGunre Of
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-25

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-25

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s-esszzsf- Aa1zE-. srhaBnEr Esperanto II
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01
ONE LITTLE P|MPLE
SPOILS A
BEAUTIFUL FACE

No matter how perfect the features.
how radiant the complexion, just one
little pimplr Will spoil it a.
Not always can these l!ttl" facial
hlcmishcs be prevented for they may
he caused 10y the TOO frequent use or
Irritating soaps, powders. rouge or
noGsihIv impure blood.
Every care should be taken to pre-
serv, the skin. especially the face.
neck, arms and hands. Only the
unrest and beat stcrilizel toilet soap
should be used Ia cleanse the skin.
and when n face powder must he en-
ploved one Of the highest Qua!lty
should be selected.
When pimplr pops out on your
fare. You don't have 10 remain indoors
or try 70 hide II. Simply touch the
little SPOT with BLACK and WHITE
Ointment, and II will vanish almost
IKE magic. This little aid to beauty
should b. kept on every woman
dressing table. because 1t is n"ces-
sary Toilet requisite for removing
other facial hlemiShCs such as rough,
hiotchy. sallow skin. The way II
clears the complexion Ia marvellous.
BLACK and WHITE Soap should
always be used with the Ointment:
Enth are sold and guaranteed by all
good drug stores at csc each r PACK:
age. or the manufacturers Will SEND
pSstpaId on receipt Of soc.
sample OF BLACK and WHITE
Ointment. literature and BLACK and
WHITE Birthday and Dream Book
sent free II you will clip and mall Z, this u
advertisement TO BLACK and WHITE
Eox 9l3. Memphis. Tenn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01

from the Case School Of Applied Sci
ence. SIR. Stewart and his mother now
reside in Cleveland.
Mr. and Mrs. irwin Whi,chair 81
StcwartsvillC. spent the holiday AT the
home Of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. JACOB
Long.
James Young Of ST. Clairsril!e sunday
an" Mr. Et and Mr.. Paul Fred and little
daughter. Miss Jane, Of Youngstown,
Ohio, who were called to Rcllalrc last
week because OF the death OF MS tathcr,
spent Saturday night with relatives
here and returned cn sunday 10 th'ir
own home. , r,,
Trbana. where she had spent two Wreks
with friends. .-,
MIR. Fred Books and two daughters OF
Lincoln avenue. were guests OF rcla'i. .
near Clarington. over the emu OF the
week. The little girls will remain there
a month with grandparents ,,,
NJ and Mrs, Chris Boyd and children
arc visiting relatives near Jacopspurg.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Wright ana
daughters. Misses Helen and Martha,
spent Sunday and Monday with re'at''es
at Powhatan. r,r
Mr d, y. Stcenrod, formerly or Gar
jngton. but recently moved 10 otaIH
County. was calling on fricnos ana reia-
tivcs here Saturday.
Mrs n. l.. Hartford of Elk avenue
was hostess last evening 20 other mem
hers OF Daughters OF Pocahontas Looso
and a small number OF guests NOT mem-
bers of the order. The pleasant analr
was planned in compliment TO Mrs
William Heathcrington. daughtcr-ih'
law Of the hostess.
Sessrs. James r. Cook and son. James
G Cook. owners OF the old Wcgee nine
spent the holiday at theri home IN Plus
hurgh. o - ro,-
trail avenue. returned saturday evenins
from a short visit with friends at Arm
strongs Mills. o,,r-
dren were guests OF relatives near heF'
orer the end OF the week.
Mr.. Charles Killdow OF Akron. spcn.
SUNDAY and the holiday At the nome OF
his mother, Mrs. David Powell OF Ao'
Mrs. G, a. Messerly Of Lincoln avenue.
"a At Cleveland this week visiting her
husband who has been employed thcre
III MT and Mrs Wilbur Luoilea and tnm
,,v we're guests OF Mr.. end Mrs.. =. D.
Sammons al their home near New fhilA'
dsInhia over the end OF the woek.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01
To Give verdict

Coroner John r. Wyatt today Will
render Verdict in tho case of Sam
Iaterrl who was s'ashrd n III" ahdo-
men with knife in an alteration At
Finch Run more than y week ago and
who died nj tho City hospital
The verdict. Il is understood, Will cX-
oneratc I'asqualc Ropel!i. who welded
The knife. of any HAM" in the case.
The Inquest conducted by the official is
said to have shown that Zaterel. the
dead man. Cnd"aNored ia slash Ropclli
with a razor before the latter indicted
NsIs Won Series
| The NcN baseball team Won two
games from the Florence Athletic club
team yesterday thus winning the three
game series. The scores were . 10 and
= To |. Bakosh and Hcidlcbach were
the Ncff tw!rlers. On sunday tho Flor
ence team won the first game of the
series.
Township Board Meets
4 special meeting o; the rul;ncy
township school board will he held to-
night. The board a; this time will like
" act on the matter Of hiring teachers
Ten Arrests
Ten arrests were made by tn" police
Sunday might and Yesterday. Five ltal-
iens were taken at house on Hamilton
turhancc. two for being drunk and one
for resisting. Nine. of them paid out.
Anou-MendelBop
Tonight at the Odd Fellows hail will
| occur the wedding OF Miss Hattie Mem
delson and Mr. Jack Anon Of Columbus.
The ceremony will he performed by
Rabbt perIlnItn. Following the wedding
trip they will reside in Columbus.
Conservation League
The Child Conservation League meets
tonight at the home Of Mrs. G.. 7. Rob
insnn on North Guernsey street. An in
teresting program will be rendered.
Couple Arrested
Ben Ransom and his wife were ar
rested yesterday by police. They were
charged with raising disturbance at
their home and were fined ten dollars
each.
Bsllaire Briefs
Arch Workman and family moved to
Akron yesterday.
Mrs. Taylor Corbett will go to Dover
this week to visit relatives.
County Auditor Arch T. Fogle WAS a
local visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Mary Harrison and son Clarence
have rCturner 10 their home at Dun
lavey. IA. after visit al the Carman
home hoe
MsrR vet. daughter OF Coroner John
r. Wyatt. Is i'll oc pneumonia al the
| family home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01

ccssary to prevent some of the children
being run down.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hall.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hall. wife Of Thomas
Hail. died at the family home on Locust
street. yesterday morning ut 1l:4O
o'clock. following an illness of compli-
cations She WAS IS years of age, a
member of the First Baptist church and
~ survived by her husband and three
small children. Funeral arrangements
are incomplete.
Martins Ferry Briefs.
Ed Mallrry of Lancaster. Ohio. 10
spending T. few days visiting with
friends IN thus city.
John Jones of Lorraine. O.. is expected
10 arrive here today. called by the sud
den death Of his mother. Mrs. Ada Jones
Yesterday was an ideal day for the
memorial day services. and the number
Of piCnirS from this city.
Harrison Chambers and family, Will
move t. camp Rest above this city to-
day or tomorrow.
bruce Clark Of ST. Clairsville, has rc-
turned home after visit with friends
in town.
MIR. and Mrs. y. II. Mitchell have ar
rived home after a brief visit with rcia-
tlvcS at ST. ClairSvillc. Ohio.
Rrv. T.. A. Shape Of the Christian
church, arrived home last night after
delivering tho annual memorial address
at iBcHlSVillc, Ohio.
John Mullen and family. Of South
Third street. Will move To Wicrton, w.
Va. this week, To make their future
home.
Mrs. charles Ollc arrived homo last
nigh, after Z Visit with sister AT
Washington, Pa
The party composed of l.. r. Smith.
Lawrence Ncwland, Alfred Escott and
Robert Watson arrived home At An early
hour this morning. after attending the
Memorial day races at Indianapolis.
Wilbur Scabright OF Carnegie Tech:
pittsburgh. has arrived homo 10 spend
tho vacation with his parents on North
Fifth street.
Mrs Eva l.. shane Of sixth street. IL
srcndnC - few days visiting relatives
NJ Smithncld. q.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01

Gee. Of Neff.. O.. have returned home.
Mr.. Ivan Turner. OF Taylorstown. Pa.'
| is visiting relatives here.
{ Mr.. and Mrs Frank Blake, Of Wheel
! ing Island, spent Sunday with Mr.. ".
4. Caldwell, OF Wheeling creek.
| Mr. r. w. Luke and family and Mr..
| w. w. Luke and wife attended the Tria-
delphia high school commencement "1-
arCises Tuesday evening. MISS Blsnche
Luke being one OF the graduates.
Mr.. w. W. Ewing. Of Viola, an aged
gentleman. has been quite Ill. Rut now
slowly recovering.
Among the guests entertained On
Sunday last by Mrs. Frank Shepherd.
al her home were Mr.. and Mre. ". W.
Luke. Mr.. and Mrs. George Phillips. Mr.
and Mrs. Ed. Null and children. Of Elm
Grove. and Mr.. and Mrs. Norman DaGue
and children and Mr.: Russel Shepheri.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Schatfsr. or
Wheeling Island. and Mrs Conlsy Down
ing. Of Stone Church road. spent sun
day with Mrs. (. W. Marsh.
Mrs. Lewis Conrad. Of Elm Grove,
spent several days with relatives hcre
Mrs. W. H. Turner retained homo
Sunday from fortnight vlsit with rel
atiyes IN Washington. Pa.
Mr.. Benton HaZlett and NJ. W: II,
Turner. also Miss Dorothy McCauslaud
motored to Taylorstown, Pa. AMI spens
Sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01
SAND HILL

There will be tho usual nrdsr 81 gay:
vices at tho n. L. church on susnHht,
r, Un on "a interesting report IT The s, T.
Convention" o Of which she wsa ne esla
gate to reprcsente the Sand hi'' Ea"'
oS On S! Monday. May .,st. Msmsrist ssy
will be observed q, this Place 81 81 f s,sm r
m. Addresses VIII nH a'1en nS nss" al
8 Weters spsH from Elm oroye VII! h!tsnd "a
a body and aa.!st with a., me s,l s yss
SMu invitation Ia sxtunded 60 Az 176
per cent Amor!s .,7., 70 G nsfst with ~ l"
ho TSe Urinary paasaa Aft aSiattg s!
this ne place. tho results Of THIS FfeflhnGt
being quite rs!.ssssS,y SS 1 s's f ,Tse sss!
T ysce" BOYS on tuesday were. NF, tRPFlH
FftG Mr. iakt RFgRsis' Ms ia
land cofticId, a Whs's,'L,RF;;. ,s,sss:si
and dF her reis,ivse. Miss ElBsi FsiiEliiS
and Wssstk Arthur and essFsRfs Ate;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01

Have you tried the Muscles calomtl
that makes calomel taking a pleasure?
If YOU have. you appreciate the wonder
ful virtues of Calomel when robbed Of
all its dangerous and nauscating ef-
feCts
ralutahs is tho favorite OF tho druR
trade. Pharmacists regard II as tho
best remedy for tho liver. Its effect in
hiIiuuSncSS. constipation, headache and
indigestion is most delightful.
The next lin" your liver needs n
thorough cleansing try Calotabs. One
tablet AT bedtime with n swallow Of
water. that's all. No taste. no nausea.
no salts. no gripping. You wake up IN
tn" morning feeling fine. with your sys-
tom thoroughly ClcanScd and hearty
appetite for breakfast. Eat what You
plrnSc--un danger.
CalotahS are sold only in original.
sealed packages. price thirty-fvc cents.
Your druggist is authorized To refunl
our money if YOU d" not find them CT
Ccctiv" and dclightful.-(Adv)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01
BLACK;%.sWHlTE.
0xiENNA3s,Al.R
Rem I4KaAIIik|lssAI;a iI!EA5A
SIMCO SALYE
II In offered You a. an Ointment
Entirely Out OF the Ordinary
with O Healing Power
Seldom Edualled.

For terrible sores. cuts. burns
bruises. piles. eczema. salt rheum or
chafing 1t il practically whole shell
full OF remedies In one jar and {. r.
Griest & Co will supply you for only
soc. 1t is handy for the scores Of little
accidents or sudden colds that might
occur nj any minute.
AZ c. H. GrieEt & Co.'S. who will refund
your money II it fails to do all as stat
ed above.
STM-CO SALVE should be your
trusty health aiding standby. 1t Is enl'
Client as u lniment for rheumatism,
neuralgia. attn joints. spralns.. sore
muscles or lame back. 1t is sold In
three sizes. SOC. soc and sl.00 per jar
Don't put 1t on but get jar today
II your druggist does not kept II. send
us soc and the jarcel post will bring II
To vour door ny return mail. VIM. NJ
Simpson Drug 10. Wholesale Drug
gists, WIlkinsbLrs Station. Pittsburgh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01

erll months and tried other remedles1
had read of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege>
table Compound and decided 70 try it
After taking twelve bottle. found
myself much improved and took sin
more. | have never had any moro
trouble in that respect sinee. I have
done all kinds OF work and ct presen3
am an attendant At . State Hospital
and am feeling fine. I have recon-.
mended your Vegetable Compound to
dozens Of nv friends and shall alwayl
recommend it."-LlLLIAN THAIP, 62l q
9th St., Carrollton, Ky.
II you have any symptoms about which
Won would like to know write to thG
tydia f. Pinkham Medicine Co, Lyn
Ma,,., for helpful sdviss Oits4ats
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01
GOOD TURN OUT TO
MEMORIAL EXERCISES
Hundreds Of the School Children Of the
City Participated In the Parade which
feefurOd Celebration

The usual parade in honor Of M"mori-
Al day. was held in this city yesterday
morning. with hundreds Of tho pupils Of
the schools IN line for the march TO
RiverV.rw cemetery. where a brief but
interes ing program was rendered prior
to the decoration Of the graves OF the
veterans Of the wars.
The parade vas formed OH Fifth
street. between Hanover and Walnut
streets, and moved promptly at $50
o'clock. Officials Of the local post OF
the American Legion lead the line. fol-
lowed by the members OF the police
force. and the officials of the city ad-
ministration. The Martins Ferry City
band supplied the music. and they in
turn we're followed by tho representa-
tives Of the Service Star Legion. the
Junior SaryiGA Stag kaKLan-~~N~ >N4n=
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SHADYSIDE

The willing Workers society Of the
Presbyterian church Will! meet on
Thursday afternoon at the home OF Miss
Emma McKelvey on West Thirty-ninth
street.
Friends here OF Mr.. John Stewart, a
son 81 Mrs Stewart and the late W. c.
stewart who formerly resided in Shady
side, are interested in the announcement
that on last Thursday he was graduated
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Prank Farino. 10. In Serious conotHon
In Hospital and Pete T11eno IN
CITY Jail.

Another murder for Bcllairc * assur-
"a from an assault with a hasebal II bat
OF a foreigner who was fcllcd by
fellow countryman. ,
Pete Talcno. -. IS in jail charEeo
with The assault and Frank Farino - IN
Sha City hoSpital suffering with i severe
fracture Of the skull. He underwent an
uperation latc yesterday. and II ~ stat
ed his chances for recovery are SliSht-
The assault was made at foreign
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BELLAIRE NEWS
MURDER LIKELY FROM HIT
-. On HEAD WITH BALL BAT

home on Hamilton street sunday night
The two uuarrcllcd over a sister al
: Farino.
Sunday night police arrested fly" NJ
tn" place Of the trouble. They wcr,
each fined. pr. T.. =. Wright dressed
Farino's scalp wound and he walked
homo. Yesterday ne lapSCd into unr"n'
seriousness and was taken 10 IN" hoSpi'
; tai Talcno was then re-arrcStcd.
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decorating OF graves Of war veterans
marked the observance Of Memorial day
here yesterday.
Graves OF Veterans at the cemeteries
here were decorated with flags AM
flowers. Members Of the q " r.. World
War veterans and members Of he Wn-
mans Relief Corps participated IN tn
exercises \ firing squad shot N"ilr\ \
over the graves OF tho dead heroes
Services wCr" held AT In" river by
the Relief Corps
MI business was suspended FOR the
day.
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could not WeR any
distance, de o.
take any exercise al
all without resting
II I swept the floor
or did any kind Of
work it would bring
my sickness on. 1
was weak and lan<
guild. had no energy,
and litcwas . misery
to me. / was under
the care Of . good
physician for sev'