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The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-11-18
The President Takes CHARGE.

Washington.-Pres Wilson has
taken personal direction Of the major
American policies to be adopted with
regard to matters before the inter
national communications conference
now in session here.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-11-18

Wadeshoro-A number of Wades-
boro people went to Charlotte to at
tend the funeral services of T. w.
Austin who was buried in the GENE
terry there Mr.. Austin was much be-
loved and his passing has brought
great sadness to this city and COM
munity.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-11-18

Chapel Hill-With impressive cere-
mony and in the presence Of large
gathering the body of Sergeant
Charles B. Wills, of Battery C. 18th
field artillery, who died in France on
Christmas Day, 1918, was laid in its
final resting place in his own town OF
Chapel Hill.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-11-18
People and DELEGATES Pray.

Geneva.-The League of Nations
Assembly began work here supported
by the prayers Of all Geneva. Special
services were held in all the churches
and were largely attended by the dele
cations.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-11-18

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Stops lameness promptly. Does no. can be
ter or remove the hair, and h05 ss.ssKsBtrsa
worked. 81. 50 abottle delivered. D''' '.a,s,d4
ABSORBING, JR.. for mankind va BE neV Vsina
Hninent for BOs Bruises. SOres SWeHn souIe At dus
S.ss az deiivsred. viii tell you more If you WING
". r. YOUNG, Inc, $40 1.u.I. St, sD'"0''l'' WV
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-11-18
Poles Begin Offensive.

Copenhagen-A strong offensive by
Polish troops was begun on the north
east Lithuanian front, according to a
Kovno dispatch to the Berlingske I'll
dende.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-11-18
SebastopaI Falls to Reds

dent says it is reported that the Boil
shevfkt have captured Sebastopol.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-11-18
Bio Redwood Trees.

A giant redwood tree Of California
recently produced $4,000 feet of tim
Der and many shingles and the prod
uct was used to construct an entire
church.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-11-18
Charlie CHAPLIN is Divorced

0IINI TIC OIdfIIN To DTVOFCSU.
Los Angeles, Calf Mildred Harris
Chaplin was granted a decree of di-
vorce from Charlie Chaplin in the
superior court hero.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-11-18
WHEN RHEUMATISM
HITS YOU HARD!
Sloan's Liniment should be kept
handy for aches and pains

TTTHY wait for severe pain, an
" ache, a rheumatic twinge fol-
W lowing exposure, a sore muscle,
sciatica, or lumbago to make you quit
work, when you should have Sloan's
Liniment handy to help curb it and
keep you active, and fit, and on thejob1
Without rubbing, for it benetrGhs,
apply bit today to the afflicted part.
Notethe gratifying, clean prompt relief
that follows. Sloan's Liniment couldn't
keep its many Thousands of friends the
world over if it didn't make good.
That's worth remembering. All drug
gists three sizes largest is the
most economical. 35c. zoe. 81 40.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-11-18
WHEN 4 WONAN IS kERYnus-Wnnn,-,

Most women neglect their bo.I-
and for this they paw the the r health,
Any woman will find that penalty.
does not pay. A little NOR n eject
ton to health would brighten a., %ofen'
life: Ii she asks her neighhourpg ner
hnds that DR.. Picrce's FaYorit ortiz p Sne
scrlption benefits womsn's 81; re
system. It not only acts T1n y mii N
troubles and weaknesses nac,,E ine
to women, but is an all-rounJ C una
that braces the entire bodvN o UUnlc
coming nervousness, sleepjeSsSvr,oer-
headaches, dizziness and '1 ,ISS
down condition. Fua'
ALI druggists. Liquid or tab,ot l.
Send 1Oc. to DIR. Pierce's InvaIids;; @IGtu;
in Buffalo, N. Y, for trial packso. n0teI
ATHENS, TENN.-rI bave 'I w.
ailing with feminine troubIaa oeen
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-11-18

y e ars, -, %
thought I v y " .
never be we'll IN'T I
had five differ .
ent doctors, and
was confined to
my bed at times s.
A friend told me-
70 try a bottle Of
D Doctor Pierce's
" 1 4 Ic 1TH-
scnption, and /
got a bottle and
took it, and felt
; nave never been
. Rs. BECKEv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-27
COLERAIN

Mss Eor-ha McGrew ~ Whc"inS
spent the Weekend with hrs. J. X
White.
Nr and Mrs. J. \ McComas and
daughter Mss Marion returned after
= few DAYS ivSlt Al columbus ~.
Miss Helen. Rarkcs % Dillonvolc was
caller IT this nlaC" Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Butler and family OF
West Wheeling We're callers n this place
EIrrr Walker returned to his HON" at
El,n Grove after spending his vacation
with hrs grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. W. HrEShy.
at thc home oc her father Milton 1oSt
Mr. R"dahravcr of Wclshu-E was
caller at tho home Of Mr.. II. +. White
Sunday
Mrs IL Moline Whrc OF WClishurE
was the guest Of his parents. Mr.. and
Mr.. II + White sunday.
Mir ard Mrs. +. w Walker returned
home afirr attending tho I'auquhar re-
uution ut CcntNrvilic. Pa.
Mr. and Mrs Walters and son. Miller ~
Wheeling returned home Monday after
spending their vacation at Colcrair.
Mrs clara Lash IS visiting Mrs. ".
\. Wheeler nj Shadyside this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Thomas oF Har-
risvi!lc were callers hero Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs NJ. Q. Martin and sons.
turned homo Sunday after visit with
their parents At tbs place.
Mr. John Godfrey Of Conn and family
ara visiting NJ and Mrs. O. L. Godfrey
The Phlathcr class was pleasantly
entertained at NC home OF Mrs. J. r.
Gaines Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Harper and son.
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HAVE
FINAL SESSION
Today Marks Close OF Belmont County
Teachers Institute ut Bethesda
Park.

Tho fourth day 81 tn" uStitut" Of thH
ET'u1onr County Teachers Institute AS
socitu,u opened yesterday morning
with = very 'arg" attendance" ut IN"
auditorium 'i EpW'Tth PARK. h'lhrsta.
OHIO. The. meeting opened with short
d"vOl.orul ,N"rClSc followed Ivy several
musical selections. \ roll call Of the
teachers and officers was then made
h. tho secretary. Miss Marie Barncs.,
Pr"r Charles T. GraWn, on" "i IN"
instructors. delivered 81 very good loo
turc. taking 49, his subject. 'Educatm1
In Norway and Sweden He brnut:h.
cut >nmr very important points show
ing lust how ia" children were taught
In their countries and that II Was 50
different from The way they rHch GiiE
t"rcnf studies III inc schools %. l"nnl
IN tho United States. III" ATTENDANTS
w,,rc then given 4 short recess. after
,yhIch PROF r. : I."wd"n. another Of
INC instructors. lcctur"d, tak'nc aS n 3
subject. Tho German Schools and Ger
man S,ho"lrn ~t"rs Is Factors IN Max,
,rr- rho ,;rrai war" rhi. vdS followed
nv another short loclur" ny Pref. Low
an. tho subject Of which was. "F"ar
and It's Influence" on thI.d L'f". rh"%
then ADJOURNED until afternoon.
musical selections and III" roll ca"
Irof Grawn again took ihI floor anI
smoke ru tho subject The Teacher as u
story Teller
Tho evening vas very short and All
tho teachers and officers Att"nd"d an
cnrcrtainmrht which was put on Tor
T6dav's session promises II b. The
,unsr Interesting as it will bring the
meetings. 10 Il Cl0rc. Tho q it"rnoon
SESSIONS VIII bc taken up h. th" read
ing e reports and my other huSincSN
N,crs for tho ensuing year VIII also D.
h. iJ n, This time
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-" ,-.,- ,N|,- NI.- o. n -,
~ ~ = gwen '9.'T n'". ,tt..r, 800,
N.%H'' '". .'.' "'.t'' ..I &c.. .,.j
T." N''' "''' 80 I7' ''. tram, ,5.'
'"~', {" -.'Hr' 'a'| I''"-' .i''" '''
mNh''r"' ,y.n-,
- =, '~',-'',,G, 20 ,r,.. A,rr..
49, hdUi't M"EpN''"i WI. "' ga . ''.
inE h'S,'N' !" me IT. mo- ..,,,...'..
I.I'H'' h'@~u' "' - AZ" ,,,i,,r,.'
th"f'n' ~ "'r "'tn, "'. " 49,.
Ton ,N'.i lat u.tni IL, ''y,'s w.,
,,I . I,...r .,,, 49,. ,r. main. feature. OF
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parent defects in the local rexurracins
lElry has promised 20 make any d"tcC-
i've work right. Thu. same offer holds
good in Wheeling. whcr" the company
IS doing some Asphalt paving.
Taken to Jcn
Bon .SchiCk aud Earl H.tyderoll ar
rested - Chicago and brought here 20
answer 20 charges II alleged 'hcf, Of
SO from L. H. RCnshaw. a mtGIrry5tEo.,
were given preliminary hearing bctor"
Squire Frank :. Mason and held under
$500 bond each. They We're unable TO
furnish their bonds
Americas Club Met
meeting OF IN" AmCrlcuS club was
hNid III 'hc Nicholson building on R"I-
mont Strr"t last night. \ number Of i'm
portan; matters wero given attention,
ing ~ the fall and winter iyC"um
course on October ~ al tho First lr"--
hyteriHn church with the Criterion
Quartet a. the attraction.
To FIJI Vacancies
There are hut two vacancies IN lhH
corps az Pultnry township teachers n
ths present tune. There is one vacancy
a. tho 'NeN school md the other is at
The Rock HIN school. These vaca ncies
will likely nc tillcd at a meeting ot the
township school board Ia be he'd neA;
Tuesday evening.
institute Closes
TIL" annual fCl0Onj County Tea" hcrS
Institute which has been under way Al;
bethesda this week will close with the
session this afternoon. Roth Prof.
Grawu and l'rof. Eowden ara scheduled
to lecture today Tho feature Of the
closing session will be the election OF
new officers
Council Meets
The regular scml-mOnthlv meeting %
tho city council - 'n he held this eve
'unG n tho city building only routine
matters arc on the slate for ronSldrra-
ton 1T the present tim" but some Oth"r
business not brought 70 light l0ay
prove TO be interesting
Lawn Feto Success
There was "A lawn fCt" last night ~
the Rose Hill playground that proved
to he 4 big success. \ neat sum vas
realized as result OF tho event. Miss
blanche klehcr. playground supervisor
had charge OF tho event.
Body to Pittsburgh
Uhc remains OF tho latc Frank Carey,
young clas$workHr Of this city who WAS
killed while hunting near Fa.rpoin'
with Roy Cross. also Of this city. have
been shipped 10 PITTSBURGH for burial
The father OF the accident victim cam"
here and took charge Of the body.
Fair Closes
Tn" annual MOnrO" county fair which
has been under way at WoOdSfeld. came
10 close yesterday. Many persons
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SAND HILL

The Mount Union Sunday school VIII
ri,.c a social on Saturday evening. Au-
gust -. on thc Misses Hi0sl"ys lawn.
XII cordially invited 10 assist IN the
Quite n number If our district teach
orS are attending IN" Teachers INSTITUTE
which is IN session this Week IN MOUNDS
VILE.
home Wednesday, evening from the Mar
tins Ferry hospital. Miss LUX" Is now
convalcsc,nE nicely. to the delight OF hcF
many friends.
NAL affair to her friends on Saturday
evening. Music and refreshments being
a feature of the evening. Thns" present
were Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Fisher and
children. Mrs G. W. Marsh, Mrs. Alfred
Turner. Mrs Ollie G"Iselcr, Miss A7nie
Mr. Herbert Winters, Misses LnIu; Nell
lilo. Alta and Mary winters, Misses
Helen Gciscler. VII nia Geiseier and
Master Harold GcIsclNr.
Mr. and Mrs. Earle wilson, or iola;
arc tho proud parents OF fortnight old
baby girl.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Frazier. Of N"rrn1
wheeling, Mr.. and Mrs. kuntz. son and
daughter. Of Warwood. were IN" guests
Of Miss Annie Il. Winters on SUNDAY.
Mrs VIII CnpdIstcr and daughters:
Gcrtrud" and Agnes. and son, Eonhrt, OF
CIaMsviIlc. Pa. arc the guests OF Mt ana
Mrs James Junli.ns this week.
Mr. Royce Earlcwinc. who has o"nn
confined in the Brownsville and ilttS.
burEh hospitals for tn" past several
months. Is now convalcsCing nicely Al
his homo here. -,
Mr. and Mrs Edward Maxwell Of 81
Gin. H., are visiting their parents, MI.
and Mrs George Maxwell.
MIR. and Mrs Ellsworth Turner Of TaF-
Iorstnwn, Pa. have returned homo aiter
q several DAYS visit with parents ana
other relations hero
MIS- Ammo Winters is s7"ndinC. this
week the guest Of Mr.. and Mr.. Walter
Mr ia Francis. who has been III is
slightly improved and his son, John. has
returned from the city for time 10
assist in tho home.
Mrs.. g; W. Jones and sons hH,' 70
turned from several days E'Si' "ifh r".-
aiiy,, III Shcrrard.
Mrs.. Oslo Conrad and s"r. Man, az
Commanded by Mr. Samuel SINS. NJ Elm
Grove. spent Sunday with Mrs. LOWS
Conrad.
business visitor IN Sand Hi on Mon
day.
our MINISTER Rev. Il. +. Newman. ha2
4 little daughter in ms home.
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CLlSB 4nlClallOn
\ large class OF candidate wNT'
gwen TIA, rriji,u!uu ~ tnr regular meet
ing Of The v om"n'a Hrn"ur Association
Of the Mdccdh'"s last nlcht. IN th'
presence OF Il good crowd ct the mem,
D"rS. Following IA" d"GrC" work, all
spent an enjoyable evening at a Soc.AI
session. followed by u luncheon.
Picnic Was Enjoyed
y good crowd Of 'h'' members OF th'
c"nEr" cation and sunday school: aS
well rs a large number az the friends
Of Trinity Lutheran church IN ms
city. enjoyed N" annual outing Of tn
, congregation held at IN" stat" FAR
grounds on tie island yesterday, \
special program OF events occupied tn"
mrnbrrr during tho Afternoon and eve
. ming.
The program for the institution 81
tho new council Of tn" D"ErH" 81 POGO
honraS IN this city Will open WITH Z"
meeting IN the Eagles nall on me 40"
pike. for the organization and inStru'
ilou Of the members Of the council
J This evening at O'C.ock. IN" degrees
of the order viii b. conferred on the
charter members. by III" team fr"m
Rcbccca Kiruhan. Great HocohoutaS Of
OHIO. Of Cambridge, O., VIII De- ">SlS''H
with the work by Mrs. Ecbecca Harris
OF Martins Ferry.
Funeral Arrangements Not complete
Owing to the non arrival of rylatiIrs.
the funeral arrangements for IN" late
Frank Andrrlc. wcll known resident OF
Brooksidc. who dlel Wednesday evening
following AN illness "t IN" inhrrnli Yes
Of agc. have NOT been completed. hut
Ihe intcrmcnt will b. made at Linw0Od
cemetery. near Elaine. q.
Shadystde Orchestra
Tho orchestra from the Shadysldc
,rib. Of the Rcd Men. Will ," on hands
Ia make the music for the picnic 10 %
held by The order. on the grounds west
or this city tomorrow, and hne tune
has been promised all who attend tho
event.
Bridgeport Briefs
The new huSs lIpr between wheeling
and st Clairsvlllc started operation
yesterday.
spent Yesterday IN Pittsburgh. Ia. on
business.
!. Howard Il. Wilson Of this city. mad"
a business trip to Barton. @, yesterday
! Russell Corhn and w:fN are spending
In" week visiting IT Wellington. ..
Tho members Of IN" bridgeport iHtIe
club will shoot a contest against ito
Barton club Sunday.
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\ meeting ~ the old Bel!aire Demo
cratic club Is 10 uc held Monday cN',
ninG ~ the uHlcc OF Attorney clifford
l. Belt IN the Buckeye bank budding.
Tnc part local democrats Will play ia
the election campaign Will be taken VI
and discussed at this time.
Paint and Warmth Plant
s. g. Martin VI T"rr" HaU;c. lad, has
leased tho k"!Iy ha!ldrrS adjaccn, to
the Futhey lumber yard At ShadySlde.
where n. NIL open a paint and Narnish
factory. Tho industry Will b" on II
small scale =, nrSt but Mr. Martin IN
tends 70 enlarge as his business grows.
Freight Depot opOn
Tho Pennsylvania railroad freight &c
.ni h.rC - again Open for business. AZ
t,r having bon operated tor the past
O. depot on Crescent street. The PcnnSy
depot received freight for the first time
yesterday. Mr.. MCGOWAN. former agent
4; Martins Ferry IS in charge here.
Outing Today
garages IN this county will hold their
hrSt annual picnic today A. the Mc,iraw
farm. three miles wrst Of - Cla'r lars
Accident Victims
Miss Hattie AldredSei CLERK a, tAs
post Office had one OF. her feet injured
when a hPavy package foil upon tho
member while she was a, her work.
Edward Kraft OF Union street. had
his right foot mashed when u brick fell
upon the member while he WAS worNinS
~ an industrial plant n South HciIa!Ts
IS Cent Sugar
The retail price Of sugar here IS now
down 70 the lowest level in many weeks.
One local store Yesterday was quoting
sugar in any quantity At 20 cents IN"
pound. Some other places. however,
were stall asking IS cents the pound
Mystic Art Club
The members OF The Mystic Art club
were entertained last evening by Mrs.
clyde Gamble Al her nom" at Nlrkwood.
Presented With Ring
The employees OF III" post otric" here
have presented Henry Fitton. veteran
carrier, with d beautiful gold Masonic
ring. Fitton has resigned and leaves
tho service september !. IIc will man
4 coal company
There were ave offenders in the city
jail yesterday morning. However by
man and woman were in for tnd"cen:
exposure. The otA"r three were PLAIN
DRINKS.
Final Holiday
The clerks and employees OF the cloth
ing. dry goods and other stores. (other
than the groceries, will enjoy, no, more
halt holidays each week. The half holt
day This week was the ttr;Il oa". tn"
agreement YIth the clerks union called
for the half holiday during JI'E and
August only.
At Mayo Clinic
DR.. I. S. Wright Of Thrty-second
street has gone to Rochester. MInn"So,
"A, where h" : attcndITE = surgical
lie will be gone for about week.
To Improve Defects
Before the FEDERAL Asphalt company
completes t,s work n this city any a?-
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Detailed Description Proves That the Reese
Formula Ri, the Great Stomach, Liver and
Kidney Tonic, Pays Enormous Dividends in
Health.

Local druggists are offering to the
people of this city, through the me
dunn of Reese Formula Ri, far
greater returns in health than the
much discussed n,oney-wizard of Bos-
ton offers in money.
Thousands upon thousands all over
the country gladly testify to the good
it has done them. The Reese Fermuln
Ri is so compounded that it con-
tains just the proper amount Of each
drug necessary to restore the
stomach, liver and kidneys to normal.
BY doing this it permanently relieves
many ailments caused by disordered
Conditions IN these organs which are
commonly thought to be due to other
causes, such AZ nervousness, sleep
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lessnesg, indigestion, rheumatism, diz.
7iness, bilicusness, backache, tired
feeling, urinary, kidney and stomach
trouble.
Mrs. G. G. Hamilton. OF Farming
ton. W. Va, writes that she suffered
from indigestion, weak stomach, dir
ziness. was so nervous and rundown
that she could not sleep. Her appe-
tite was gone and her condition rap
idly growing critical. She began tax.
ing The Reese Formula R-l1 and
after . thorough treatment is en-
t:rriy well. She recommends Reese
Formula Ri to all sufferers from
like ailments.
If there is any special information
you desire concerning your case. write
the Medical Adviser. Medical Depart
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-27
". VA, POPULATIONS

Washington. .. G.. Aug 26.-C.nsus
figures announced toda% give the fol-
lowing population reports for West
Nicholas County-Kichwood, 1851:
Summerville. 2I9.
Hardy county. 1923: increase. 26.hl2,
or SAG.
Jefferson County--B q ! var. SIS:
Charlystown ..J2T: HarNcrs Ferry.
rs: Middl"way. 232: Ransom, sac;
81" Hherdstown. 1868.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-27
MARINE RECRUITING EXCEEDS
BEST TIME FIGURES.

Washington. Aug. 26.--Rccruiting for
tho Marine corps is rapidly increasing
and is expected To- reach the hghc>:
pcacc-timr point for midsummer re-
cruitinr this month. Before the war
5n0 men month was considered far
average for the smallest Of the three
branches Of tho service, and the present
indications ar" that the August figures
viii easily double that number.
The Marine corps is now recruited To
about so per cent OF It's authorize
strength Of 27.400. and at the preser:
rate OF progress will reach the MAJ
mum number within a few months.
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Allen. Of Pleasant Grow were callers
here Saturday.
Rev. Lufrich RI Mt Pleasant made nm
address at tho Col"rain picnic Saturday.
Miss Catherine Core .: Barton was
A caller at this place Saturday.
Mr. J. " RigSby Was a caller IN Bar
TON SnturlaN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-27
BOSTON MONEY WIZARDS
PROPOSITION OVERSE1ADOWED
BY THAT OF LOCAL MAN.

ment, The Reese Formula Co., Hunt
ington, ". Va. The Reese Formula
Ri is sold by al druggists every,
where or at
I. II Great & On Hase IHrts Drug
- $
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-27
DEAN WHITE HEADS.
OHIO VETERINARIANS

Columbus. O.. Avg. c6.-David 3.
White. dean OF the college Of N1tcT
nary Cf ONO State University. was
elected president OF the Ohio Netcr"
nary Association At it's meeting mere
Other officers elected were: Dr. EtinrG
Montreal. vice pre- s!d"nt. pr. y. ~
l.onglry. san Francisco. second wee
rresidcnt: Major J. II. Could, L. s. A.,
third vic" president; pr. T. A. Cram
we'll Clarksburg. W. Va. secretary.
and Or. NJ. J. Jacobs. Nashville, Tenn
treasurer. 49,
DR.. l.. A Merritt. prrviHc: ONO
-.cIcctnd prestdcnt Of the World Wa
OF America. division o.
the national society composed OF mem.
bcrs who served IN tho war.
n1.r M.An cANINES iTAMPS-
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HARDING FOR AMERICA Pr1sT.

He expresses his Incorporating on
position 10 any league or any internn-
tional alliance which shall sacrifice this
couatry's Independence and makes /:
sT hscrvient TO any other nation or ra-
tons OF tho world. --Parkcrsburg News.
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BRIDGEPORT

Leave news items for The In;tNi-
rancer q, HiCkcy's News stand,
Selby g. Reeds Drug Store or the
bridgeport Hardware Company or
cali Martins Ferry 81 ].
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Fined IS Each.

TIC 'ar"r men arrested Nv p"'"c'-v
i'.:,. W~Lh.SLI LLa-gral Nth l-.!v@' ="
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-prY WAR sAvIHrS STAMPS
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BELLAIRE NEWS
Democrats to Meet

\ meeting ~ the old Bel.are Demo
cratic club is 10 uc held Monday CVH-
nInG =, the u'tlcc OF Attorney clifford
L. Belt IN n" Buckeye bank building.
The part lucal democrats Will play IA
the election campaign. VIII be taken W
-. Il l.clIsA.LL .hLa,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-27

Dr.. Z. S Wright of Th:rty-seCond
street has gone to Rochester. MlnuHso-
"a where h" = attending = surgical
clinic at thr Mayo Brothers laboratory.
lie will be gone for about a week
To Improve Defects
Bc'o-r tho Federal Asphalt company
completes its work n this city any ao-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-30

/ pair wallace Nuttng Adjustable Three
light tCandleabr $3.50; was $25
/ Four light Candleabra of Wrought Iron.
$3.50; was $25.
/ Four-light Chandelier of Wrought Iron.
SI4.5O; was $29.
Colonial Bridge Lamp. $21.75t $3.50
/ Oak and Polychrome Table. $22.75, was sS5.
Rich Oil Hand-painted Pictures on old
antique canvas; rich floral design. $50 each;
Fine Venetian Glassvases $40 each; were
$40.
/ pair Genuine Antique Hand painted CHINA
Candy Jars. $28.75; were $40
/ Antique Polychrome Bust of the Madonna
$137.JO was $3.50 =
Antique Italian Decorated orcio Oil Jar.
Ei85; was s2s5.
Massive Table Portable, Antique Gilt and
Poychrome decoration. &29.75; was SAB
/ Copper Water Bottle or jug So..St was s10
Italian Electric Bridge Lamp $3.50;
was $75
i Silvered Electric Candestick. sts.75; was
$40.
silvered Electric Portable Canelestick
1918; was SIS.
1 Walnut Polychrome Candleabra', s2s.'''
was $37.75.
Painted Metal Lamp with Parchment
Shade &1875; was $325
/ Wallace Nuttng Reproduction of Old
Candle Floor Lamp $3.50; was so5.