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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
WOmcn's AID. Club,
WELCOME!

welcomes heartily eve will not say
with open armsJ the new womens
Advertising Club Of Richmond.
The womcns Advertising Club
conducted along the broad. demo
cratic. constructive lines which have
marked Its inception. can be of in
calcufablc service to women i'm bust
ness publicity and selling work
Even though no definite educa-
tiopal or constructive program were
undertaken Ga thing which is. OF
course. unlikely, the mere associa-
non or women with common prob
lens and parallel paths to travel
could not fai! to result in inspira-
ton and enthusiasm. Either OF
,hese ends is enough to warrnn, en-
couraEemcnt from ;he advertising
and selling field generally.
we pr'phesy splendid future for
this club and a rapid Development
OF membership and service.
About thirty charter members
were enrolled. Officers were elected
as follows:
Miss Virginia Roberts. director Of
the Retail Selling Department Of The
Vocational High School. was elected
president
Mrs. Gertrude :. Hobson. man
aecr ot the women's division Of the
Mutual Life Insurance Company.
was eieccd Nicc-presidcnt of'the or
E"h'za'lon. Eecording secretary.
MIS- H. ~. "hitlock. manager of tie
Womans Division of the CITY t:m-
ployment Bureau; general SECRETARY
MISS Mary y. Dudley. assistant to
me advertising manager Of Thai.
miner brothers. and treasurer Mrs.
j. X. Bowman.
Members of tho board of directors
as selected al the meeting. arc: Miss
heich norton. of Miller & Rhoads
Inc; Mrs. Eudora Ramsay Rich.rd
son. director Of women's diyision
oi the war loan organization: Miss
Louis" stephan. manager of employ
nent ot tho Cohen Company. and
Miss Anne j. Minor. Of the Sydnor
fump and Well Company.
Conc, Hcards!ey and tho Spotloss
nin", We congratulate YOU upon talk
ing un your business donjcilo in
Your new and truly Spotlcss home
our enterprise is ono of the
"en'E largest Of which Richmond
ouu. we can wish you nothing
El'er man continued success equal.
ins mat through which you ha We
progressed.
Reuben u. Donnclley. the new
president of tho 4. a. c. W. was
one OF tho founders OF the Agsocia
ton OF American Directory rub
iishers which wa3 created to s.amp
out fakes and frauds in tn. field Of
directory publishing Mr.. Donnc,lev
Is inc owner Of the Chicago Dircc-
tory Co. among other enterprises.
Brass Tacks" Advertising Con
rent:on says Jesse Neal. chairma n
OF the Convention Program Com
mittAe. Jesse is hitting thc'nail on
the head. and more power 10 his
elbow, say we.
Miss Jane j. Martin. in her News.
Notes and Gossip about Womeu's
Advertising Clubs in April Associat-
Cd Advertising. proves that She is
Some Jane" The Richmond Ad
Club women will read with avid
iiy. no doubt. And while we are
on the subject, here is a query: Is
man hating just n pose or NAV IL
properly be called stunt-an ad :
Nertising stunt?
Michigan is the newest Stat, to
bTlnS about state Association OF
Advert ising Clubs. Kalamazoo m
dertook the job and put il over.
WIN" rings the bell next?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
The Largest.

Richmond has the largest book
publishing house in the South.
Richmond has the largest litho-
graphing establishment in the South.
Richmond has tn" largest cigar
factory in the world.
Richmond m kcs 400. 200, 900
cigars annually.
Richmond has tho largest cigar
cite factory in the world.
Richmond ma kcs 5000. 0OO. 900
cigarettes annually
Richmond has the largest wood
works in the world
Richmond has the largest baking
powder factory in the world
Richmond has the largest biottinI
paper industry in America.
Richmond has the largest bottled
iiavoripg extract factory in the
world
Richmond has the largest whole
sale mail order house in The South
Richmond has the oldest and larg-
est stock fire insurance company in
the South
OF Corporation Record Books in the
United States.
Richmond has the largest mcr-
camille trade journal in the South.
Richmond has one OF tho largest
locomotive plants in the world.
Richmond has the largest manu-
factory OF paper bags In the South
Richmond is the home of the old
est ana largest life insurance com
pany in the South.
Richmond has the largest chew
nG-gum factory in the South.
Hichmond has II -four mill. en-
raciiy 100000 barrels per year.
which was established in 1898. and
is still running.
Richmond has the oldest and lars-
est mica mills in tile world.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
Mill Schedule.

You frequently have an import
ant letter that must reach destina-
ton at the earliest possible moment.
Few; know just when mail trains
leave Richmond. Here is an ac-
curatc train schedule. Paste IL up in
your mailing room. Mail must he
in main post-otlice an hour and :.
quarter earlier.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
The FolIow-Up-A Business
Asset,

About week ago the Richmond
insurance company received q let
ter which had been mailed him from
New York in September. 1916 Th.
envelope contained several checks.
policies and contracts involving
Richmond firms. which were thought
lost when the checks had no, been
presented at the bank for pa ymGnt.
An investigation. which did / OF
throw any real light on the si,ua-
ton. gives rise to the belief that
another agency in Richmond re-
ccivcd the envelope, laid ii aside to
be returned TO The post-onice. and
then returned it-ncarIy fou. years
later.
II tho home office OF this insur-
ancc company had followed up that
letter after the time in which an
acknowledgement should have been
received much time and trouble
would have been avoided The toll
low-up furnishes tho connecting Ink
or correspondence and gives Il com
plcte record Of every letter you re-
ceive as we'll as every letter you
send.
Another use OF the follow -up is
essential to successful selling by
ma H. Usually the first letter writ
ten 10 prospect III answer TO his
inquiry IL insufficient to cause him
to buy your article. but that Is no
reason why you should give up the
ldca OF selling him. Follow up
your first letter and. If necessary.
write him third Your earnest
ness and persistency Will elicit a
reply from him If he is worthy Of
your credit.
There are hundreds Of Inexpensive
ana easy methods OF using the fol-
iow-up. all more or less alike. If
you DO not now employ one i'm Your
once IL Is time YOU began to think
apout using this important bust
ness asset.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09

ono, heards!"y and the SpotIcss
ninc, We congratulats Won rnnn al,
ing up your business do,niriI. II,
your new and truly Spotlcss home.
our enterprise is ono Of tho
twenty largest" of which Richmond
~ proud We can wish YOU nothing
P''er IMAM continued success equal.
ns that through which you have
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09

Reuben ". Donnclley. tho new
president of tho =. a. G. w. was
one OF tho founders of the Associa
non OF American Directory Pub
i'shers which wa5 created to stamp
out fakes and frauds i'm th,. foII ~
directory publishing. Mr.. Donno,Iev
Us the owner Of the Chicago Dircc-
Tory Co. among other enterprises.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09

DIRECTORS.

T.. y. Ezekiel,
PrcsIdcnt; VI. y.
knight, Nicc-rCcs-
fdrntt RnynUnd
Massey, Secretary;
q. q. FRA u X e,
Treasurer; Irving
t:rcentrcc, ". VI.
Anderson, y. II.
Leaning. II. Me-
LEAN Whittct. &.
w. Page.
Address nil COM
n,iinIrations rcint-
Ing to rncnibcr-
ship md clul, ar
fairs t0 Raymond
Massey, Secretary,
i. %. UOx I'D.
81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
important Notice

The meeting of the Club today is of the
important ever held Not only is it of paramount inn
portance to members of the Club but every business
man in the city. AT the meeting today
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09

With the South's agricultural
products for last year exceeding
$4,000, 600. 900. or - per cent Of the
value OF the entire agricultural
output OF the United States, an adj
vance i'll agricultural wealth Of the
South which is almost incomprc-
hensible; with "a vast increase In in
dustrial pursuits in every line and
an activity in cotton mill building
and wealth OF prosperity in cot
ton manufacturing such as this Sec
ton never before knew; with ship
building yards stretching all along
the South Atlantic and Gulf coast
continuing their active operations
on private work: with hundreds of
millions OF dollars. available for
building highways: with enormous
building operations pushing 20 the
limit the PRODUCING capacity OF
building material plants OF every
kind; with Il phenomena! growth in
the automobile and motor truck in
dustry and in the building Of ga
RACES in every village as we'll as in
all the great cities. the South is ut
last fully coming into its own on Il
scale of prosperity and progress. far
surprising every prediction made By
the widest dreamer with the Wild
est visions for fulfilmcnt within the
next quarter century.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
Hitting on All Six

According to the Manufacturers
Record: the South is quarter cen
fury ahead of the race.
AS almost by a miracle the Sou,h
mas been suddenly lifted out of the
comparative poverty of the past
into Astounding prosperity. The
thrill! OF life. the music OF whirrinG
spinaies. the roar of the furnace.
the buzz of the saw and the sound
OF the hammer are all heard in
every part of this wonderful region
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
Better Business Bureau.

will be organized Every retail merchant in the city is
invited and urged to be present. Members of the Club
should let nothing keep them away from the meeting
today.
Place Business Mems Club.
Time: One o'clock sharp.
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WARRANTS PREPARED FOR 50 TRUCK DRIVERS;
BOND FOR c, B. KIMBERLY co. IS NOT SECURED
asnpUs or synnyr on hnpp -
o"u1sss wv 8tS6sTusfrr
TO rnOaHOUfa
Tea Charges Against One Ma" H."rt
Of whStspsi- Aounarp ~ Oysv'e""~e
rvuoks HariIsr In The week.

nrIwccn my mud nlEIy warrants
r.ro rronhrod yrurcthny afternoon hy
CIV no,lCllnr J \ Y. bprlnn nh' 10
Iro IIouiaunut I'nul WIuE"rior. \" no
served prohnhlY I" day, upon oWh"r'
and drIycra Of heavy tTuCkH
Tho warrants @ero prepared ma VIII
rnundup OF truck drlvcrH tho zorro phrt
Of tho wCkc. WHOM moro IMAM hnIl
hundred trucks wrrc weighed. hnd IN"
i,rr mrnRnrrtnnnta taken. ana nearly M,
Of them wCT" found I" be 0Verlon"'d
from 100 ponds to three toms.
fl was learned yrHtcrdhy evening thht
CITY OfTicihis do not Intend 10 %" h,"n
ned In their offortH 10 protect IN" cry
rtroots from destruction by oNsrl"aucn
conf trucks by tho filing or mona ny
the &. -. Kimberly Company chTIrr III
the woch, purpoTtin6 10 he Ia c"mp'i"h'o
with tho requirements or t"hp"Ih
Injunction hEninHt tho city. secured ny
tho e u Kimberly Company In IN" b"
promo court ,n,
while II Ia truo that ihcr" was fIIrh
with GlI,Ull tlrTh John l. NIhth"'h
bond bearing tho riHnnhIr OF inc u.
Kimberly Company. II In hulh ny wy
iinli,IInr % iiIlrn Ihnl lhn nhn"h'o 81
rlunnIuIr Of any ruTrIN from IN" Don"
In, nIIintrn tho du'umonl. AMI lhnl h""
"A riourI bnud win surety. has nov
.h.,u filed Tia, e. o. Itmhoi ~ '"I"l'Hhf
- not Inhnuun from pT"no' mll"n "h"''
In temporary IrHiTninlnH "r"'i
II In nnd IhnI uf thu wdiInh'H '"'
Iru,L mon pepnr1 SurirdnN. lh''" W."
tou ,hnIEor nGhlnnl "h" n""
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appointed TO IudEo them ""mr"Tor W
KoaHuih J. H. Nlck"rs"n aud i.""IH
schrAdbr. hhd - J, Mcdinley hn IN
DunHo rrhr"hilkhI from Tia" lhlnnd. WI
provide llght tor III" races d""'"n
by tho EaTle NogcrH Company, ana WI
ba presented l." ia" winner at III" rn''H
Tho baud cnncnti In ruh"dnl"d f"i
"'"i"'k. intr"d"'inh tho concert r'"
gram a. win lie followed ny ia" m"nI
cal niOBTam m fnllowh.
AIRS Chester Johnson viii riuH lh"
solo pat, with UhuTur "f f"IiV 'nI'"n.
~ "Mu"nlishi III Ain" l.nnh. "''""ihh
led by hnSnphoho quartet Ii"m Hum
mrrh Municipal hand Mrs Nnnn hutton
Oli". accompanied Icy II 'h"rnr ~ tony
vuIcrr viii sing thu "lhfinm"luT' ft"m
"Flhbnt Mater" hnd Mrs r!hwnrd rllTrl
Mr. Janr'r iinnm ahd Nh Howard N"H
BIT viii rrorgpl tn" beautiful "h",""
pr ''%%r"%n cd by ~" MunIrirnr mant
Commodore Nrl"c aud zip Adams.
directors Of To- Font iionry Ilont Iluh.
ara making M effort I" Inv" MI nwh'''
~ small water crnf: Cnn"cT nnd motor
boat "0mprtr for prlGrE when hay"
bccn crrcrtd for owners or TIA" most
beautifully decorated craft.
\ chorus Of mate NolCrR VIII b" hcnrh
In a variety Of songs, accompanied by
mandolIns and guitars from tho EIhS"n
school, Tho chorua will b" seated tn
of tho water carnival
PROGRAM
Song and Sunsh Inc. ......,........G c"l
Municipal Band
Community songs BY Entire Audi"nr"
InfIamntuh ............ SthbHt Nulrr
Mrs. Anna otto aud Chorus.
Mr. Hoelzlc. Director.
Hawaiian Music From Floats.
Gibson School Of Music.
Male QuhrtetIB
Band Numbers. ...............-.. selected
Moonlight Ia Alohal6nd ,.........
Mrs chester Johnson and 'h"Ius.
SaSaphone Quart'It'
Hawaiian Music ...... .. .... .....
fihhuh School
Baud .... SOLE tel
Thu ii,..rnr Ale T"iint li"dl b"
Ai.r fA HiiII, E"l"nn"
~, ii"NHId E,atIlt ion",
NJ, IabI,rr bhuIm b"t,l"i,'
'h",.a dnd Ithuh
\, Snn.in,,H iiii g..
."n,,tunIit r"nhh ilI n, va NAr"i"
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~ ,nhrp,,nr"i -hl'h r'"nI""" '" h'
nn ruaui 81 ihIu hn"H"n hh"r''h"l" '"
,hoi ~ ~ 'h"''"i"r ""v "l"h""' prov
81 ,r,Iup IT. I''"'i' whl'h 80" w.
rnuI IhrnItu 80" Ihnia,"'. r"""'nm'
~ wIIh m"tlh'" h"i"R Fl'"" -" HH'"'
dHN .,
"i'oorir' IA 'ho vWh ~ i"h" WV
run 4 hn wImIr tho h"ub ana - hh"lh'
nf dhc I,Iltr white IT," tunrfnl rt"iN
,,,n,ne.h l., MnIyIn Frnuhlin ~ In
tn,,,drd uu ihni uu,,''r ~ r"v"'"l N"y y
npn W IIdflIr.' rhI'h rpn Wilton Nv
i, "rTr Ii,"ndhu, nwl h""'H" ~"
hrtI nni ~ which ~" hhnh"nn NV"
I.IInnn IrurrcII mnd' h"r F'"ni"Ti h'n
rril. LI Whllo lhr hl"ry IN VOL
hn"vu 10 thohlI"E"'rH, II may b" WV
,n rlaIo that In I'm ih"T"ul f"iW. 'h"
pin, IN ru''ir " '"'"""'. ~" No." 81,
unit, r,'n'H Ia i"E h''n h"hh'"h'.'
vlrl ,ninr,ly riinntl"m- IN hopping WIN
tho rI"II
/ rhoro no twenty - m"rr catchy ~"
! rl'a Innn,hoiH In ihr r'"'". 'hn ""n' p"r
, uInr Of whi'h ~" "l'oNrl", Nv b"nrl".
My Now R"ulu,h lI"mo, N"nlhctn
/ NIghir NY Cnov I,Idn' Man. Ihh'
I,Ingor Longer L""E, "rnh" I.hllr llr
! it,,m Me" "DorhY Dur." Johnny From
| London 'rnwn" Il Thlnk y" Much :"
M Tho hn)r, "Ati'r i"ni" MAJ '"'
white " "TnIlnw hV The Houndr. ana
| In IIay' ~ I~nB hF""
| Mr. MnITinnn rhH hu"n mott "hrtful IN
tho selection ~ tho INTERPRETING t"h,
which include Lofty Y"ih", hhntElnhh
IhwIll. John % Young. John M"rkf !.
| Nnl Archie WIIIir HuinT, rrImr"ho M
mon. Cnamn Rcilrw, los Medallion. MI
| win WhlIrr iinr"lh Ihrintio, Hun"nn"
Chn-r. rhr Plantation -Four ana Nh "S
, ccncnl chorus.
rcni rnir urrn,nE "u Tu"ndnY morning ht
IT,, bon offI,r Mail "rdora received
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MOZART CAR y.
runs AWAY.
'o",ss E,1H9',lsi. y1!'''
ieotsy..as f.ost usatsui ~ Ms,% Urs ~
TTa.k 70 hsttom OF RissU fhsiisA,

Joseph nycott Of Mozart nm. marrow.
~ shoNpsd dsnih p,h,crday ntofnihF
whom Motsh rsr M, ~ ~ the CITY
HALLWAY company dnHhcd down the track
on Tho h,crp hill. when ho n COMPANY
car Tho rest NJ tho pasSonEors we've
NO alarmed that thty made no m3ve 10
croapc from tho runaway car. Bycott
wan the only one that Vas injured very
seriously and ho wns taken 10 tho ofnca
OF DIR. ChnE. IL. Koesor. 1t was frSt
thought that his shoulder had been
fractured but after n careful eramipa-
ton Il was found To DO only badly
bruised. Tho other two mon received
number OF minor scratches about tho
face and body.
MotormRn Eli Noble. In charks OF ths
cnr STATED that he lost control Just be-
low thr curve which In known a. tho
III cad house. coming from Mozart
Heights Tho mOtorman stuck to HIS
post In spite 81 the friEhthl screams
or the pa scpHors and managed 10 hold
IN, car cn tho track until u got down
10 tho bottom Of the hill. The car war
then taken TO the barn at TNenty-ninth
street where necesnary repairs Ars DO
IMP made, .g
II was hihiod from tho disbal nhhrs
nffich that thu chain which holds The
hihkaa broke so that Il wan impohhibie
10 atop ihh cat
4 similar accident occurred m thH
Mozart line IN tho nprina, Tho oar was
deraiicd. but N" ono was hurt,
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Tho Little Shepherd "f Kingdom
Come an intensely interesting m"ry or
tho Kentucky mountain ina from Tia" wldriY
read book UG the rhuo nnmc by Jnhh
IuN. IL dIhnaIILCd 10y HldnCN I"l"r,
Cnrhhly h'ird by company 81 lhl'h'"h
h,iolh nud n'h,nn'r In ga WOW 81 Ii
'uInI again THIS aIIcIu"nn ana l"n'Gh'
NuutI,,I p""d nII,d nrdiru'' van "n lnhd
Inst might nnd Judging It"m Tia" lnnEh
tee ana npTInur'' bt,d TIA" undivided NJ
teton given Ih' play AMI rlnN'ih w"
A., T"IInhI'o guN' uuununl rat lrIh' 'Nh
The ,"rnruuy ''ulnlnI ihr nrm'h 81
such welt hu"wu p'."ih' IL TIA" hin""R"
vuiI 1T t.,."IHu NNnrr"u. l"n'H h'hh'
H., I", FRANKLIN. " J ohio. l. li"i"h
Inru'r Ii"I I"I. I"'r"lh' li"lnE". inc"
tn whiur nni "Ih'ir 'I'N'i I'''n ~"
I"Ihv buun 'mn'lr the 'lil' 80" 81 nv"
I,,, a. hIIr ,!,urr, HInrrun M Thhd
uru,rr hlnrt n m"Ul woud"iIu h''lh'
hnudlIup iI. dlin'ulI pat ~ lh""I
CON, I'M, Inn runnnrt I,nIh matinee nrl
r,ruInp pei I"I nnu,.'u l"h"1 1T" N"lIhJ
uI pnt 81 hunNUn
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VENETIAN FESTIVAL
Of LIGHT AND SONG
At RIVER TONIGHT


final nrrahA cmonts hprn been made.
snd all plans completed FOR ITO Nohotian
Water carnival ~ I.Iaht and Hong,
whlrh viii take place Ia night nn tho
rlyrr with hunif eds nf lralnnd voices
aud tho community singing az thonann mas
or nunon,hlod rpcotat6tH VIII" win Wow
tho paHoani from tho river front. mnh'
ing ono ur ia" most pi"tuTcHuu" ana
dramatic -prrtnrIrs which hnH h"rn wilt
nrurrd in whrrliuR FOR many yonrH
with floats Handsomely decorated,
from which will como Tho singing Of
many NnircT. small water craft EAily
decorated. aud tho rntirN river front n
blazN with tho Hight Of Thousands or cleo.
trio bulbs. therr will nv \ brilliant Rpcc-
tacle which will he like thnt OF mn Inn
m"nsos musical extravaganza com" to
life.
Motor boat races refereed by CommO-
6ore Seico and Zip" Adams, assisted
by a committee OF citizens. will begin
at 100 Tho committee which has been
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SUNDAY LECTURES
ARE INTERESTING
New. ussss. n L"osha't A"~"pnn""
als,h Of a.FiY- ~ Lss'"'"" ~
VlFaislA ftsstsf

. "tumroIIil,o Eni"rrtl"" TODAY. Ia
mo lholno announced 49, lh' "l''h u
t,iFs talk 10y ttot t~"FEr g. l."'hhat'.
or tho Nh,oiiuU nbpIizt f"inri". Ia III"
~ 10. 81 '.Ihu I.ITv 81 Int"tprIr" nnh
ath0 FutcrpTlH' "r llt' which nav
Aeon draWln largo nudl"n'rA huhhhh
A,rutnEs ct The Nlrgdnih lhuatrr
:. AZ NI~hI h',in'k pnnrr, fr"TcEA"'
I.tSfIriyh wtI HivN special "fRnh -.
MAJ followed hy the angling '"f r"ha' .
NOM tho a'rr"n
u 4 ntt,cn minute Ir"lIol will u" fl''n
a. Nls1 VlTaInia lnHhr. wheeling
,sdpaInF anpfaBo. VIII" nnT Iuhl I"tui""d
fyoot ,otn nIrtIn6 post graduate
roursa In vn'rc Ut uho CINCINNATI Con-
s.rYalorv or MuHl'
MIha biEhy has h"ri Ut nhni't"I'
who viii b" pleased '" near nor '"""
he lac, t,thIl,, work again IuuorT"w eN".
nlug ,,.,,,
/ Thc-o r"ruIrr sunday night tr"ih"'
1lpHr hto tf,o 10 all
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COUNTY n. c. r. o. AG1H7.

Moth afternoon aud tvrnInE programs
have boon arranged FOR tho annual con
vcn,ion ~ thu ohio codp,Y W, &. T. ".
which viii be hsid In this city Al the
Xnnc street. NJ. H. church. Tnnsdny. Bop.
tombcr ~. Tho afternoon session VIII
start promptly At 2 o'clock. THIS sos
rIou will bc devoted 10 buHinsHs mat
trrs principally while tho evening pro-
gram Includes speaking. at which a
number OF prominent mon Will speak.
Mr. J. u. Thomas. president Of tho 80
cIcty viii havo charge OF both oven
Ing and afternoon sessions.
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KICKED BY A TRUCK
a. l.. ..slippsry" hins, Of worm "hssi-
ing, injured When Engine
sack fireb.

When the engine or II truck maj ne
wu, rrnnkInE hnck-firch NrHlcrdhS ~
the rintr rnlr ground the hnnhl" h,lunn
him IN the face and hnochch ""'''
Of soSth out. ,.L.n
Thy y"unE man w0n able {" bo 'an.h
IA hin home where u IhyHl"lhh hlt"hn
,d hI. Iulurlrr but ~ I"ruI' u" WI
br confined to hin h"m" Tor -"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-11
TO Koop Hair Curly
Wavy and Beautiful

IIeT. II huw i"ur hnir 'nu hH '"'l"h
A. "b. rnHilv n"d hn'm''nn'l "','' IT,
IN, n ur nrplv - iuilo lpwlh "ilW"'ln'
WIN u rIrpn tooth h,urh !" ihfnN hours
rn, win Inv" Inri IL" prot '"1i 'I'"
ana NvaNrh nud they ~lll l"hh nnh lc'I
~ natural l"hll mover ihmI ~ hGl"H
without tllnrtlnn thereafter YOU
rnu.I ho u"hhltd nur mara win holi
irImrIug around ynur Ia" Win huih',
uur,'n rndr nni With Tint hull, dead
nnnnnrhn,r rho hniI win icmnlh IN
'uII rN'r - ions
ydu WITH ilTmln hllmrIinr. ma rev
'unots VIII lani YIN long li'hr ~ In
neither rticby mr. BrrnhJ, ana ~ r"nlly
u dulIghituI ihlnE Ia n"' " In h"nhlr
ur,fui Rernmro ~ 0Ihn rrrN iuB MI n
L,nrt,cloI dTrrhInG f"r Inn hair
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-11
SCOTTISH CLAN
HOLDS SESSION
Intervening Meeting OF Cisn' MoorsEor
Heal Last uVaninR atiths
Local Mafii

Clau MrG:teEnr. "ompoHed "f many or
IA, g,ntiIrh rlan-In~n of tho Wheeling
district. held M lnrcr"atlnG meeting last
nySbinB ~ their quarters liz IN" wal
dorf building a largo attendance h"IhE
a feature ~ III" Interesting mSrunH.
sfhe athletic program viii also D."
ftAIurr aud - - lIh"iy that ho,'tr
fhothau tram viii 10 "fHhniGed
tadtes nrganlsltlon will also 10 organ
Ihed wtthin Ihr urrr fuiuro.hnd n very
intNresiiui. fau AMI winter program IA
tbeina prepared
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-11
"IRanG" CoMIro TO ooUnr
FOR .MRnE HIuHTB BOON

Thc NrndoridII Producing company
win rfIol ia" nfw murl"al r"ln"dN hi,
"I,rnr " At tho CS,uIi IhrnTo sh0TiIV Tor
=, tL,rc dnN'r chUna "Incni ,Itrrrrd IA
tho --latest -lNio Enwnn md ret Ia IN u
nhurUln rrrnic hn"hEr"umh Tho boob Ii
b., Jnmc- Montgomery. ,h" 'uuri' ny
Ifmrv 1rornrv and Tia" i'ti,s by J"r"rh
M, n, tl, hcn'' IN nI'lir love
sIu,y with rrrnrr laid ~ New lnrh tlI.
II hrs az abundant rnrIlg ~ E'hulna
cnInrdv nhd ,nrlci HHroIinI.ni 81 II.
,,rIriIhIr Inunl, al HCuir Thin nlhn'
Iiuu tnrnrr h'Ir nfi"r iunhlhR Tor pno
,nu, ct -, Nrud,rhlII Theatre. New
In,r ,,h,,u II proved T." he tho forrn,onI
Theatrical 81 ring nr lhu urnhnn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-11
DRY SQUAD MAKES
RAID AND ARREST

t,dcroI Prohibition onIc"r" M,lc'
and gIaInnhor md hnil-"ln"n "",r'''
'rhnmn. Arlington rnid"h III" r"r,nn
~, ~ ,,hurIrg NuR,Io on south Mar
ErI street ncnr III" bridge l""' "v"nlmG
mud captured quart p"''l" oil '"'R'
whI-kcv bottled IN lpso' no.a
Angelo NhE nI'"r,,'n, a,ntr. COM
IN appear before I'nltrh St"''h ''
mIuqIourr John " fOnrnd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-11
MUSIC BENEFITS THE
MENTALLY DEFECTIVE


whereas Wrn and women guffr' l"r
FROM montal dia"naNe formerly WI"
isolated from IA" Uutaldo wnTld. ih"y
now through tho dictates ~ m"r" rm-
frightened Hrlnncr, nrN subjected 10 no
beneficial Influence Of mupiC
At thc anHErStlun nr DIR. e. Lincoln
FurbuRh, director or tho Department II
Public UcAlth or philadelphia. n concert
was given recently by tho municipal
hand for the patients In tho department
or NrntHi dIscaENa Of tho Philadelphia
General hospital. Tho program Included
Light cavalry Overture" american
Patrol" Ballet EESptiehnA,' several rag
time ana Eht opAfa pisoes and q
Strauss waits.
IA In other experiments ~ n similar
aturA elsewhere, tho effect ~ the mu-
Gle upon the PATIENTS was hentncal
billy NGR SAY1Nda sfAMPa-