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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-23
go HEAL THE SICK
This Man Is Leading Sick People Back
To Health
lis Fight Against Old Ago. weakness
And Disease

! Fifteen Years ago II. II. Won S"hlirE
Of glu Third avenue, l,ttshurEh "a.
! was unkauwu. Tuday millions "l haprE
/ prnplr bless and praise hum us a benz.
! Factor, They ar" grateful tor new
hrllth and free dom from s''NhrSS an"
disease. :,-
Mr. Won Srhlick IS now in IN" WINTER
of life. lie has ruddy checks, bright
| sparkling eyes and tn" snap and viEor OF
! youth. Twenty years ~" lie was down
and ruI. physically.
! Then Won SrhliCk met EorlS Mhr"k"ll'
| an old bulgarian friend. VIII" gave hun
:, II, rh Tea Won Srhlick recovered his
! health. lie was Il new MAN N rn'hi ana
This bulgarian BLOOD Tea WAS a great
,,,,driuol discovery for healing the sick.
Nru Srhlirk obtained th" secret formula
ana rr,rrSs for making tn!S bulgarian
/ Blood Tea. TIL" roots harkS. leaves.
! herbs, berries and flowers grow IN for,
csts. fields, valleys ANA SW %tnins an"
III" wonderful power III thiS Herb Tea
rrc"ncr1ItcS III" system ricanS"S ana
zones the blood cl~hrs"S tn" liver.
fluSh"S ard rurtirs ia" Khh'NS' sweet
hack IN" snap and Nir"r mat only
healthy person can nave.
For years To nSchlick made uhis Tea
and gay" it I" sick people. II h"'hrh
! logan to travel: r"pl" cam" /" hIm for
! II and h" gay" ii fr"c-ErH" until II
! hurt.
was unable (" supply me E"n'F"I I"-
n,and as the herbs w"r" very, rnSiIy.
! hrinc imported from distant lands, men
poopI" told him lu max" II t"r IA" Who'll"
world t" us, and to-day n" believes II" IL
WITH bulgarian El""d Tea than any
other medicine IN III" word
Eul.,uripu Blood t. - used III"
world over AVID praised 10y millions &c
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-23
Att WIVES SHOULD LOOK AFTER
THEIR MEN FOLKS HEALTH MORE
Tells How To Keep Them
Strong and Well All
Winter.
STITCH IN TIME
SAVES SICK BILLS

The wife who keeps her huS-
band feeling tip-top all the time
and keeps away doctor bills, en-
pcnSive sickness and lay-otfS from
work is surely wise these days.
She does not stop with providing
il couple of meals a day and Ii
place to sleep. She realizes tina.
thousands Of families are poverty
stricken every year because Of
sickness and she gets about guard
ing her husband health with as
much care as she does the hahy'S,
and why shouldn't she?
Men are careless alsnul their own
health. Every man hates Ia take u
ionic uu,il nearly Standardization they
arr worse tNan children.
Thou sands Of women bring home Hy-
pO-t'od bc"au>" il is Il modern and pow
rrful tonic and isn't hard To take. They
SEQ tina: lac taH|% the first few doses
and then results come and when man
gets n better appetite. sleeps better. dl-
ErStS his food better and feels tIp-top
III TIA" md 81 his days work he's mighty
glad vum brought himr lIypu-l'nd for
him IT increases his disease resisting
powers ;,nd lnrtif:rS him against coughs
colds. and sickness :" apt To com"
during chan"Gabl" winter weather.
BEAD what one VIII" Sl!s in article on
The right--ThCu come get Il bottl" to-
night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-23
STRANGE HOW
WOMEN SUFFER-:
SAYS Tennessee Lady, and Will
Just Go Suffering, She Says,
When Cardui Is Right
at Hand.

Caryville, Tenn.-Koping her eN.
pcricuce may benefit others who suffer
from disorders common among women,
Mrs. Charles Rains. OF this (CampbelD
county. says; II had womanly trou-
bles til 1 couldn't rest, couldn't sleep
and was nervous and suffered great
deal Of pain in my head. limbs and
back. would get to the place where
couldn't move without a great effort.
For years had known Of Cardui.
and it Is strange how woman will
Just 60 on suffering when the best rem
edy in the world Is right at hand-but
we do!
But Anally the pain was worse, my
suffering so great knew I must do
something. A friend mentioned Car
du. and we sent for it Ono bottle
helped me.
IT took course Of Cardui, reGained
my strength built myself up and felt
like new woman.
Can l recommend Cardui:Yes. and
gladly, for II Is God-send to suffering
women. I hope when they suffer with
troubles common 20 women they don't
wait. but get this sure remedy at once"
Any druggist can supply Cardui,
promptly. Call on yours today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-23
Naval Cadets Agree TO
End Regime of Hazing

Annapolis. Md. Nov. - -Coincidrnta
with the ending OF the troubled c"ndI-
tiuns at ST. Johns College today. thu
members of the first class OF midShip-
men nj the Naval Academy, through IN"
class president. have given Il pr"mlS"
To SUPERINTENDENT Scales llut they VII!
obey the regulations Ut the institution
To The best of their ability.
Admiral Scales, T2mrtly took steps
to lift tho order ScErcgatin" the MEM
brrs of the "plrh"" or fourth class as :.
prrcautiun against any further cases oil
hazinE.
Superintendent Scales issued the fol-
lowing Statements:
The midshipmcn of the first class
have voluntarily made IN" following
promise TO tho superintendent:
The first class 1t no time has qn"S-
toned the authority Of tn" Sur"rIht"h-
dent. We will obey the regulations I"
the best of our ability and furthcrmorr
the prtty officers and officers OF the
first class Of the regiment VIII do their
utmost to carry out the regulations, rS G..
r.cialy that regarding HAHN" as defined
by aw.
This is the action the superintendent
demanded of the first class before ne
took the recent drastic st""s 10 enforce
obedience to the law concerning haZlhS'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-23
Americans Contend for
Ending Cable Monopoly

Washington, Nov. 22.-ticneral agree
ments on questions at issue before the
international Communications Confer
cnce are expected Ivy American officials
to BE- reached within few days.
The principles for which tho American
comm Ssioncrs have Contclded, il was
said to-day. arc expected to be adopted
hy the conference These principles in
clud" the abolition Of cable monorolies
which. In the case of the east coast OF
South America. have proved particularly
Objectionable to the American govern
mcnt: the recognition OF equal landing
rights in cables and the equitable distri-
tuition Of the German cables among the
allied and associated powers.
Establishment Of the principle OF equal
landing rights has heen urged by the
American representatives in order TO
safeguard American interests in the Is
land OF zap. the important center of
cable communication in the Pacific.
Rec"GnitiOn of this principle by Japan.
the mandatory power over zap. Amcri-
can officials hold. will make it impossi-
bic for japan to discriminate in favor
Of tn" Japanese and against other ma
tionals with respect to the German cable
entering Zap.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-23
PREPARE TO COMBAT
SMALLPOX IN HAIL

Washington. Nov. - - SmalIp"N
serum from the naval hospital hrrr mas
been rushed to Haiti, Secretary i'an'"iS
announced tonight. because Of inc 'ni,
dcmic prevailing there. Rear ;\dp ,,a
Knapp cablcd In" department today, 'if h
morr than three hundred cases or th'
disease had Developed in Haiti mus tar'
hut only one death. owing I" Inc hilu-
"Aciinr sanitary engineer r"r"r'S;
ATTY admission Tor Smallp"N today c,,
the message SAID, making t"ta! S, ,,a"
tlrst case noted Of about 300. Haitian
doctors at first Gcnied existence, "i
smallpox and stin are not H%SiS n.,lH
All cases so far reported nave oS h,.
FOUND BY health authorities or pE
ncirhbors or have been voluntary APP
mIicants, not one case being reported D.!
Admiral Knapp said he had caliIn
an The President IF HAITI |" cArIAii
the Situation and had been "cr W,., ny.
r"rciyed" with assurances mat th'
-..,,tive would lend every assistance
POSSIBLE to combating the plague
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-23
THREE SERBS ARRESTED;
$4,000 RoBBERrES CHARGED

Special Dispatch 10 The lntell!gencer'
Wcirtnn. W. Va. Nov. Future" Ser
iinnS who w,,r,. arrested yesterday 1t
Midland. IA, were brought back TO th'a
place today and locked up. charged WIN
tho THEFT of $1,000 worth of clothing
from the Crown stnr" nero several
weeks ago and with other r'o'.rirs hrLc
,,hirL rmu,Int Close. 10 slI.00U. The
men gave their names rs Pete Iamch'
George Melivich and Paul RantnoVicth,
They are believed to u" the rlnEleadcrs
Of II desperate gang or robbers that mas
months over $500 Of loot obtained
from The Crown store WAS recovered
when the Officers mace 4 search OF the
:. l-trianS' rooms ut Midland. Il WAS
stated Vanish who recently was re-
leased from a pcnitcniiarN' ~ St'u l."
nav. confessed 10 the Crown store rob
berry, duplicating the other two mon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-23
maNr1NaroN INDUSTRIES
RESUME; GAS SUPPL1EO

Snecial 10 The lntClllg"nCrr. 49,,
Huntington. ". Va. N"N = ne
,Ian, NJ The Marion Window Glass com
vanv and the Bowers l'ott'r! her noem
resumed operation IN tult inns tt'"t" .-,,s
Shnrtare Unless the gas shortage "H-
Ours again, the outlook IS that tnrr" W!.I
bv plenty Of work throughout the VIII
ter. ,,., 2no
Tho glass plant employs ABOUT 81"
VVinJnxy glass workers are returning
from all POINTS som" aS rar ts Nrw ger,
SOW W-h,n the gas shortage occurred. u
was feared that the Marion plant W"ui1
US, oF nm. rmuloycS went elsewhere TO
secure work where there wns fuel |" u"
had This plant. it is now cXpcrt"h' VIII
run stesrdy Until January !" when J..
shuts down under the ruling or inc
window glass workers organization
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-23
MONTGOMERY TOTAL
MAY REACH 10000

Charleston. W. Va, Nov. @2--Thr total
vet" for Samuel Il. Montgomery. Non
PARTISAN candidate for governor. VIII
l." larger than unofficial estimates HAY"
shown. While several counties were
missing from III" official tahulation. ON
the twentieth day after tn" election.
the figures III hHnl m~ur" total N"i"
for The league "audldttr "i appr"Ni-
matrly Sn."0u. II may 70 a little higher.
Tho managers of the N"n-l1rtlSan
league profess IL feel that ia" Mont
.;,,mcry vote is Il decidedly ilaltcrinG
one. and that II warrants the p"EinAh'E
Of thu organization.
II j. uudrrSt"rd that meeting OF IN"
state rXacutIN, committee and others
VAS held a l"w days ago. ana that NV
G"viSiuu was ma uiin"ilS |" mllhl'lh
and strengthen tn" organization ANA u
take ;Grl ;trjiv" part IN tho w. election.
The. Nn.un0 votes east for M"uiE"m'rF
for gnNrrn"r urr referred I" 10y on" ~
his supporters aS an "IrrItG't"!" m'n'-
mum" representing men and women
voters who Will stick I" III" iAN'. an"
who may he counted upon |" d" ms
Sionary work OF AN rff"rtiv" "hrr;"tr
The lcaEtl" really made Il II uEtrkahi"
showing on November =" Tins supporter
remarked. 1t waS the first essay III
strength AT the polls tor Ia" N"il-l"i
tISanS, and in audItiun L" inns h'''n'-
cap OF newneSS and iU"Np"rI"nr"' IN"
league was confronted with mu'h NAV
initiated against Il normal dri'""N,r'
ton of it's strength. Thcr" Was me ~
publican landSlid". for "'l" thVlE' wv"
the onc-man ticket. thu r!lI'Iil'l"ll I''''
the election machinery. tn" inad"I,Ill"
Organization. and = lot Of 9TH" inInES
that kept the waite for Montgomery
down. I am confident that the I'aEu"
vim be a mighty big factor IN S''''
politics In 1922" ., ~,
1t Is understood thai inc" - |" W
n complete reorganization "f tn" league
forces. and that shortly permanent
state headquarters will b" opened !" '"'S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-23
REFUSED TO TAKE BATH:
$500 RECOVERY FOLLOWS

'Eoauokc. Va. No., VILLAIN For
ter. alias William Harris. AMI 'har!"S
Garter. held here IN connect I"H w.;h ta'
robbery oC the Glasgow. Va. hank. carry
last Friday. urnn retu>n! &" '.t"' htthS
aroused suspicious Of jail attendants
last night. aud Il search Of their per
sons resulted IN n" fading Of 500"
the polio, announced today
Seven on" hundred dollar hills w'r"
discovered N bandac" "u Porter an
1orIien. Another SlNu h;N was found
. se1yed in the lining OF Port..rS V"S;. th'
police said. They added THAI four $l"-
bills were discovered H. Carers unL"r-
wesr.
This money with $3.50 found "n 'h"
hody Of James f. Rodgers, VII" Wa
killed in cunfight with p"l!r" r-:daE.
makes a total OF 81 $50 In curr'm"v Ctkn
from IN" trio n a'ld:t.Hn !" $:".2"3 ~,
liberty bonds and securities. discovered
In a barracks bag.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-23
Strengthens the Lungs
Builds You Up in a
Few Days.
FINE FOR THIS
TIME OF YEAR

"Mv husband has been troubled
with IL dreadful cough and sore
ness in chest and lungs for some
time. lie would have violent fits
of coughing and splitting which
were enough to alarm anyone. His
appetite was very poor and 1t was
useless to 60 to bed for he would
only toss and cough the night
through, which gradually had his
entire system run down and he
was cross and irritable most Of
the time.
CATER seeing Iypo-Cod adrcr-
tiScd so favorably and reading
what it had done for so many OF
our home town people | started
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-23
SHOOTER
FoUHD GUILTY OF MURDER

Special Dispatch to the Intell!gencer.
ClarkSburg. W. Va, Nov. ga sec
ond degree murder verdict was returned
this evening in the Harrison COUNTY
criminal court here by a jury against
Jesse Smith, 1S, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bailey Smith. OF Brushy Fork. near Gra-
selli, for the killing of Fred johnson. 16,
son Of Charles Il. Johnson, prominent
Clarksburg attorney.
Young Johnson was shot to death the
evening OF August 18th, while riding In
an auto with his parents, along coun-
try road near this city. The case was
shrouded with mystery for few days.
but the Smith boy finally confessed that
he had fired the shot at the auto while
firing 4 gun indiscriminatrly along the
road. The jury verdict included 4 rec
concentration for mercy. The penalty
under the verdict is from five to eigh-
teen years Imprisonment in the state
penitentiary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-23
s1sLER DENIES CHARGE;
HEARING Is DEMANDED

New York, Nov. "2.--LcStcr S!slcr to-
might addressed communication I"
Rcprcscntativ" Joseph Walsh. request
in,r IN oupnr,unity To testify before Ia"
house committees investigating the Ship
ping Board Sislrr. a former ScCrrtraI
of tho board. was accused by Tucker N
Sands. a committee witness. OF CnlluSi"h
IN securing contracts for the Naliarr-
Downry ShiphuiLiing company. "I New
York. The charges arc denied 10y Si"Irh'
Il was never concerned. NiSItr S'i"'
Gin ,hr rcmutrSt manner directly or m
directly, in negotiating shinhulldlng or
any other contracts with tn" shipping
Board. either for tn" p"wn"v or any
other corporation: nv duties. functions
and powers rs secretary Of the board pc
ing limited {" their "iii'ial aI''S'I' ION
AMI record after tn" same had been
awarded"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-23
ENTIRE FAMILY REQUIRED TO
SAVE CHILD FROM EAGLE

CiIendo Wyo.. Nov. "@.-lt took the
combined efforts Of TN" SrNulIihG a"l'
,Iy today 10 save S-ycar-uld Walter
STANDING from being carried away 10y
- giant eagle mt their ranch near here.
: When the huge bird attacked waiter
in the ranch yard. Ii" graSrrd It by IN"
neck and screamed for help John ms
7-year- old brother. came TO the rescue
and a third hoy ran for h"i"' MRS.
SnouIdinr beat off the bird with 4 stick
and the eagle attacked her. Sh" wnS
saved when Mr. Spaulding came with Il
shotgun and dispatched the bard. IL
had n spread Of eight feet.
The two boys were severely laccrat'o
by the eagles claws.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-23
GASOLINE OUTPUT
RECORD IS BROKEN

Washington. Nov. 22.--All gasoline
output records were broken during Sep
t"mhrr, the Bureau of Mines announced
to-day. RrtinrricS produced daily
average Of l5.h00.00n gallons. making the
output total for the first nine months
of 1870 tire" and a half billion gallons
as compared with ".9OU.G00 gallons dur
ing III" sam" period in 1919.
Consumption and exports continue
high, h"wr%rr. IN" hurrau said. 50 that
while storage tanks on S, ptcmber 81
held 2!S. .h0.UU0 gallons. the amount on
hand then wIS Hr;uaiyl l"SS than that
on hand August 81.
Exports fer rh- first min" months NJ
1920. amounted To i6J. 1892, almost
un.u0O,UOn gallons more than was sent
abroad during the sam" Period in 1919.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-23
PLEADS GUILTY OF ANARCHY;
LET OFF UNPUBLISHED

New York. Nor.. @@.-Elias Marks
pleaded guilty TO- 4 &Iarg" of criminal
anarchy and was Let on with n suS-
pended sentence h"r.. ,od~y after Justice
Barlow =. Weeks. III lE' criminal branch
g.; the supreme court. had l"cturcd him
Tor two hours on \mcriCaniSm.
Marks. who was caught in raid on
Communist party headquarters here Il
year ago. rS"ant"d any opinions he
might eyer have hold consistent with
the Communist Marty belief and repudi-
a.cd The party's doctrines.
Ele had been indicted on Tho ground
that membership in the Communist
party implied advocacy of the overthrow
> f,hr government BY unlawful means.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-23
BUSINESS SITUATION
d DECLARED SERIOUS

Chicago. Nov. @@.-f.uGcn" Meyer. IT.
former managing director Ut the war
EInnnrc tnrDnrItion. announced IN a
statement iS>urd here to-day that Hun.
dreds OF bankers with whom h" talked
on a trip through the central west. W'th
the Calder senate CUmm.t"t" on '"S"'S
Structiun havr. With only ono "NccptI"h
endorsed a proposal t. revive the finance
corporation.
Business conditions throughout N"
territory visited by the committee are
serious. Mr. Meyer declared. ana action
i urucntly needed TO rtSt"r" sound
financing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-23
ROBBERY AND MURDER

Special Dispatch 10 the lntclligenC"r
East Liverpool. g., Nov. 22.-Nlllow-
ing 4 post moricm examination at Mid
land. Pa. to-day. police oppressed the
theory that Edgar Hayward, 80. mill
worker. whose battered body was found
on Il hillside near Smiths Ferry, Pa,
MAS murdered and robbed. \ bullet hole
WAS found in the mans head. while his
pocket book which is said to have con-
tanned a Large Sume of money. was dis
covered Il few yards from the body.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-23

FATAL CLASH AT BOLOGNA.

London, Nov. "".-Thr disturbances in
"a" municipal council of Bologna. sun
day. in which eight persons wrr" killed
and 6i were injured. were started by the
throwing OF three bombs before the
pIlarr. says the central News
correspondent to-day.
Rival factions III the council soon
were fighting and an unknown man fired
eight shots IN Ia" council chamber. KILL
iul: iwr uf the councillors instantly.
IHriI,iunnIIm r'iGu,.d fur several hours
iu~Id" ami "utS,d" thu chamber. hut
strung l"'di.~ "t r"i'r" iimai!y restored
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-23
MANY RELEASED WITHOUT
BEING TRIED AT CHICAGO

Chicago. Nov 2".-LeSs than 500 OF
tn" l.2nU persons arrested yesterday In
the raids on gambling houses, disor-
derby flats and saloons. still were in
custody tonight. Judge John Richard
son today disposed OF the cases of 462
with Il fine of SIS and costs a the maxi
mum penalty. while several hundred
were not even booked by the police.
Judge Richardson fined only the per
sons charged with being the keepers Of
gambling places. The inmates were
dismissed, the judge ruling in each
case that there was not sufficient evil
dcnce to warrant q sentence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-23
IT STOPPED HUSBANDS COUGH
RESTORED APPETITE-V|GOR
the Mister taking it, and WOE.
derful change came over him.

derful change came over him.
II built him up just fine. no more
cough and he sleeps and eats like
child. He seems like new man. has
much more strength and energy and
when he comes home from work he's
always jolly and full Of lif2 as though
he has been taking it easy all his
lifo, declared Mrs. i. L. Adams. rcsid-
ing at No. 1ij 10th St. Wheeling. W.
Va.
Don't let yourself get run down AMI
get out of order when all you need ii
4 good powerful effective, modern ton
ir like Earle'S Hypo-Cod that will pre-
vent you from being susceptible TO the
many lingering diseases that you may
run into during the oncomlng winter
months
Many n man is grouChy. pcev!sh. and
upset half tn" time on account or Inc
neglected health. indigestion. nervous
ness and kindred complaints TO run
down condition. The way to side step
these troubles is 10 build up and
strengthen your systcm: Give them
new strength Earle'S Hypo-Cod does
the work. Ask your druggist Bet
ter still secure couple bottles and see
for Yourself.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-23
MRS. EDISON EXCUSED
WHEN HUSBAND % nI

Newark. n j.. Nov. 22.-Thomas
A Edison has a cold. and Mrs. Edison
has been excused from jury service be-
cause Of 1t.
The wife Of the inventor was to ht
foreman Of Essex county's second
feminine jury which convened today.
Her place WAS filled by Mrs. Edith
Colby, wife OF former United States
Senator Everett Colby. after the judge
had granted her request to be releaS.d
50 she might remain at home with Mr..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-23
mANu1A-IEFwow1rz WEDDING

Soocial Dispatch to The Intelligence.
Baltimore. Md. Nov. 22.-MiSs NINA
Iefkowitz, daughter ~ Samuel l."lknw-
liz, was married today I" Harry ManIIlN;
n merchant Of ClarksburE, w. Va, ana
a son Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. u. MInI,Ihh;
NIarot. ut the home of the bride. 80
penis ylvania avenue. The coup" III :
for a honeymoon to New York, after
which they will return 10 ',larkaburE I"
bride. Mrs. H. Manila Of Nest Nircinia'
was maid of honor. and her brother MEAN
Lefkowitz. best man. The hrid" was
,,,yon In MARRIAGE BY her father.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-23
FOR COOPERATIVE MARKETING.

Washington. Nov. @2-Early passage
Of laws lrEaliZnE So-"pcrative market
ing would he OF considerable help tn
farmers. it WAS declared By the National
Board Of Farm organizations at Il meet
ing to-day. to discuss plans for 4 farm
crs conference" IL be HELD at 81 Louis.
December IL. R"-"StIhi iShmcnt Of the
War Fnanc" Corporation would also
furnish som" rr!lrf, in IN" opinion OF
tn" board.
Members Of IN" board discussed
among themselves the type of man who
in their opinion should be named AS
secretary OF agriculture. II was assert
I'D. however. that no individuals we're
mrnt !Onra in tins COnnrrt;Un.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-23
EARIF,S HIPPO. COD-SOLD BY ALL DRUG STORES
in the county jail but was later relea sec
on bond pending arrival Of Warren

in the county jail but was later released
on bond pending arrival Of Warren
officer.
Two ViolRtorB
Prob ibition officers rounded UP two
v!olaeors here today. Dan Rachwach's
place was raided and the officers found
a still and n barrel OF mash. Dan was
fined $500 and costs by Justice Downer.
Thesame fine was handed out to Tony
Danto at whose place athe officers
found pint OF liquor. He was charged
with selling.
Lumber Thieves
Mike Koniskey and Tony Pandara were
arrested here last night while in the
act Of stealing lumber from the c. +.
raigned before Mayor Feist and were
fined $50 and cos and sent to jail
Marriage Licenses
Walter S. Hayes. 81. OF Chillicothe
and Mary L. Wilson. IS. of Steubenville.
Joseph A. Shinedly. 22, and Geneva A.
Trimmer 81, both Of Toronto.
Frank Guna. IS, and Teresa Novak.
both of Ramsey.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-23
FRANCE NOT INTERESTED.

larI$. Nov. -. Til" CurcIEu office
annuuny"d today that tho French gov
"rnnlrut was not interested in IN" con
CrSSIuuS recently reported to hav" been
granted by the Russian Soviet govern
ment at Moscow to Washington d. VAN
drrlip. California oil and mining eng1-
crrn",l tho l!"lshevik government Is nom
r\iStrut. Il - strictly matter between
Mr.. NandcrIip and Nikolai Lcninc the
Soviet premier. foreign office officials
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