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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-08

ibid DIR. Lame seem encouraged
about your condition?"
Yes" said Mr.. Muchlake, TN say
he did. In fact I have an idea he
thinks II am going to be one of his
most profitable patients"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-08
PROSPECTS POOR.

Lincoln.sNeb., Sept. l7.-Prospects
of the University Of Nebraska turning
out a crack football team for the APP
preaching season are not as bright as
cording to Assistant Coach Paul j..
The, team meanwhile faces
one Of the hardest schedules it has
ever attempted. including a game
with Rutgers on the Polo grounds,
New York, November 2.
In reviewing prospects, Mr.. Schiss-
Ter pointed out that Nebraska. this
stays Of 1919. Dobson. Schellenberg.
Henry, russell and Jobes, backfeld
men, and Kellogg, Wider and Lyman,
.linemen, Wtll not be back with the
squad ~thisAyear.
"a numbef Of the 1919 players. in
GLIDING Swanson. Dana, Captain Day,
NJ. Mum, w MUM, F. Young, Puce-
lik, BoEue. Hubka, linemen. and New
man. Howarth, Dale, Wright, Hartley
turning for this years team and a
number Of FRESHMEN considered good
football material are to try out. Coach
Schissier said. however. he did not
consider they wouId<offset the loss Of
last years veteranA
The 1920 schedule, follows: Oct. Q,
lWashburnsat Lincoln; oct.y9. Colorado
Dame at Lincoln (homecoming); Oct.
23, South Dakota at Lincoln; Nov. 2,
Rutgers at Polo grounds. New York;
4NoW g., Penn. State at State college,
Pa; Nov. ~, Kansas at Lawrence.
lKan.;4N Nov. 20. Michigan Aggies at
Lincoln Not. 25, Washington state
college at Lincoln.
Are you sure = the anxious patient
Il askedss#tare YOU sure that L shall re-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30
OBITUARY
Daniel q. Wood.

partal n Wood. we'll known resident
ard plumber ~ this city. died very sud
dNriv yesterday morning ut o'clock at
thA family residence. No. Sc Poplar ave-
uua. Wo"d.awn The news of hts death
raun as shock tn hts large host 81
friends. IA H." WAS IN good health until
iNa early hours Of Yesterday morning
\ physician was called. hut nothing
could =" done. Hts death was at;r'b-
uted 20 heart trouble.
Tho deceased was horn md rAared IN
THIS city aud was tho son ot thu l1tH
Daniel and Elizabeth Wood II" was IN
tho 3StIl year "f hts age.
Efe had been engaged IN the plumbing
business for som" time and vas wrll
known and ltSod BY his 'rAf"Sm'0. he
was a member ot 'ha Junior Order Of
United American Mechanics. He was
also A dAvout member OF the Zane Street
NJ f. church. and alwaTs took MI inter
est IN tn" affairs Of the church.
He leaves to mourn his loss hts VITA
and ore son. also one sister. Mrs
blanche Fixon. OF Alliance, o. and ono
brother Archie ?. Wood. Of this city.
Funeral arrangements were irCom-
plsts at lats hour last evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30
WESTERN RANCH GIRL
ACCUSED OF MURDER

The stnreotyrcd motion rt"tur" char
actor Of the man who keeps the Vest
nrn dance hall and saloon gives rla""
- a uow type IN The FiEhtiHG Shop
herd"ss." starring Anita Stewart. 20 10
seen a, the Liberty theatre today and
Saturday, In this picture Miss stewart
plays tho part Of the dausht"r Of ,hH
in tho California sheep and cattle "oun-
try. II IS perhaps IN" FIRST time that
woman has ever bern shown in motion
rictures as the keeper Of q western
roadhousn though IN III" Old days many
followed that occupation. II is also m"
first time that Miss stewart has oyer
taken part in a western play In western
Sarh.
Fresh from Broadway with several
trunks fl'ed with the latest styles IN
clothes. footwear and hcadgear. Miss
Stewart laughed when the garments
that she was called upon 10 wear were
pointed out 10 her. Good-rRtur"dly sh"
laid away her fincry and donn"d high
heel boots hucksk!N skirt. broad brtm-
mod hat md shootin' irons u play tho
NEh'!HC ShNpherd"ss.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30
DR., GIBSON LEAVES
Pastor ana Family to spend August at
Lakewood. wisconsin

pr. Samuel NJ. Gibson. pastor Of tho
Fire, Presbyterian Church. leaves TINS
week 70 supply the pulpit OF In" Fourth
rr"shyterian church. Chicago. next sun
Gav. whors he will be Joined by his
family and then go 70 Lakewood. Wis
rousin FOR the month Of August. reg
ular sunday morning services VIII D."
hold IN tn First Church during the
month Roy. Harry r. G"hhart. ot Jar
ro,d.s Valley. West NirE MIA, VIII he
tho surply for August list Mr.. Cob
hart j. III" representative Of First
Church N a wonderful work being done
am"ng tho moun,ain""rs IN his ON n
state Rev. Harry Il King. y D. "
Pittsburgh Will SN m" preacher Tor
AuEIst S;h The Rov. !. II RalSt"r.
Associate Editor 81 the Christian Work.
ora Magazine. and r'r""t"r Of IN" Cor
~"=rond~i.c" 'ours" Of tho Moody Bible
Ir>ti'u,c. chicago. VIII occupy thu pull
pi, August 18th. T'r. Rais'nn was
licensed - rraach by 'hn old Washing
ton Prashy'~ry and preached hts initial
sermon In tha Ftrs: church forty years
age ~" WIS horn md raised IN Fair
Ho'd. W"<' Virginia r" ti"' John \.
Shaw. NJ F'"l'ansheH. VIII Il" tn" preach
"r Frr kUZIst end
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30
WOODMEN HEAR
M'CINLEY SPEAK
ON THE LEAGUE

Nav members and their friends at
tended tho Get-ToE cther meeting 0t ~"
Modern Wcodmpn last evening IN fha
lodge rrc,"s qt 1920 Market street. TIL"
session vas featured by au ''"rHSt'HS
address nv Attorney = !. Mo- nnIsv on
The League Of Nations" Mr. M"Gin-
lev II, his address, dw~l' especially on
rhe much talked 0t Nrts"|" \ MS
views wore non partisan. ~ IN" next
npsn mnntlnE two speakers. who are a.
vt unnamed VIII ~ present. ora
present IN soaking ror thh0d onA IS
.reakirp for tho 'IeaC,ln % Nations d.
and tho other against
-le nIrrir rommlrten completed their
arra1rsr,arts FNr the opsn air meeting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30
SENTENCED
TO LIFE IMPRISONMENT

Manchester. Vermont. July 2?--Ryron
VI rcttihoua today was found guilty
of murder in the second degree for the
poisoning OF his wife At their home In
bennington on Ar-il s. The jury had
been out since yesterday afternoon. He
VAS sentenced to NE Imprisonment.
The prisoner received ~" verdict and
sentence with little show Of feeling.
After being removed from the court
room he was allowed 10 see relatives
and Miss Helen I. Guilow. tho trained
nurse who testified I" intimacy with
HIM. and his infntuation for whom IT
WIS cortendcd. furnished tho motive for
tho killing Of his wife. Later Pettihone
WIS removed 10 IN" stat" prison at
Windsor Counsel was given permits
sion BY the court to file exceptions. but
No announcement was made as TO their
Intentions
Mrs rettihonr died Of poison ad-
rinistnrNd Nv her in A dose Of salts pre-
pared ~ hr- husband. according To- an
alleged confession introduced by the
prosecution.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30
DOUBLET DIVIDED.

Chicago. July ?9.-Chica 80 and Phil
adolphia divided a douhlc-hcader today.
tho locals winning the iirst game by
hunrhing hits. 4 10 and losing the
second u -. in ten innings. Chicago
played an uphill game and with tho In
jcction nf pinch hitter tied the sCor"
IN the ninth, only to throw II away IN
tho next inning when RisbcrE's Wild
throw homo permitted two runners 10
srorc after Kerr had h""n taken ON
with IN" bases flll"d
Scorr--FtrSt game: y. n. T..
Philadelphia ......o"1 "nn no?
chicago ..........lOl non 80 II !
Rommel and Perkins: Williams and
Schall.
Scorr-Sncond game. II. II. l..
ph,Iadrlphin =. .oN3 nn0 n30 S--l2 IS |
Chicago .....lol ono o22 a. & II
Perry. NaylNr and Perkins. War;,
wilkinson and S~halk. Lynn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30
YamAR Hnh1.

Brooke county lost on" 81 rs best and
eldest residents Of Buffalo district when
James Euk'l. age s. years. died Wednes-
day. following a short IllnNsS ~ com
pliCat!Ons. The deceased was born and
spent practically his ent!r" ltfA IN BUT.
ralo district. whore he always took an
'ntercs. IN the welfar" Of N" rommu
nifty He open-d ora ~ the largo coal
mines along the Washington Bethany
T'lkA
Mr. Hush was member Of the Rur-
talo district board OF education FOR sew.
eral terms. In politics he was a st7urch
Democrat
He leaves - mourn his loss. thrAA
daughters. Mrs WyliA HogG. Of Cam
bridge: Mrs Everett, Hedges. ~ Buffalo
district. and Mrs. Cora Cowgirl. and two
sons. James Tukil. Jr.. cf Buffalo DIS
trirt and Jefferson Huk!l. Of Arizona.
Funeral services Will r" hold this az
te-noon at : O'clock at the kadosh
Chapel church. Of which he was an &C
tive member. IntArment Will be nade
IN tho cemetery adjoining tho church.
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bis wife subjected to great danger.
Mr.. Raanerburg, who Is Supertn-
tsndent Of the Troy Laundry in Fair
mont, Inside Guard Of the Mod
srn woodmen Of the World, Prelats
Of The Loyal Order Of Moose, and is
very prominent in business circles IN
bis sity, put thu invaders to rout by
The use Of Reese Formula R-1l. Now
he and his wife are in perfect health
and tell Of their experience as follows:
Both myself and wife have suffered
from dizziness, headache, backache,
pains around the heart, biliousness,
kidney weakness and general rundown
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30

which has completely restored US:
Nothing We can say or do IS 100 Sooa
tor the great remedy, and we most
heartily recommend it to all sun erers
OF rheumatism, nervousness, dizziness,
headaches, Indigestion, htliousness,
stomach, liver and kidney troubles Of
all sorts"
II you suffer from any Of the above
disorders you perhaps have tried many
remedies without success. You haven't
fried the Reese Formula Ri, for il
YOU had you would be well today.
Eet a bottle and make Us prove it.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30
MaCkS TO MOundSviIe
Lewis viii Probably Oppose Legion
nIros-Ray Selection OF Manager
Sears

Tho second game of III" thro" gam"
serlas between tho M"CNnkCye ana
MoundsVrllc Amorlcan Legion VIII h''
playcd tomorrow afternoon on -"
Mound I'rv rIfth street ball pnrk I n"
game q attracting wrd" 'n'"r"si nT"nE
The down river fans and IT," NarkT VIII
be in far 4 hattie whom They I'm" VI"
against Tho LcEionair"S. In tn" hrs'
contest tho locals took n bard tw"lN"
inning battle by m" s.'or" or a.
Manager Mcronkcv Will probably
Rrn1 Lewis 10 tho mound for his n.'F".
while Mana ger Scars "f ~" Legion
nlnN. WI start Ray az vi" s'."''i.h
Tho game will ~ ,'ri'"l II 'hr"" "."l'"k
sha-n
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Funeral services for Woodruff Donley
who died Wednesday afternoon at the
home NJ his daughter. Mrs. c. r. Rich
nrds. No. les Elm street. Island. follow
ing A tNree months Illness Of pneumonia
and influenza. Will be held Tomorrow
afternoon az . o'clock. Rev. II. G. How
ard. pastor 81 tho Thomson ". f. church.
will have charge of tho services. Inter
mcrc will 20 made IN Greenwood GENE
tory. The deceased was in tho 6nth year
Of his age and was born IN this city. He
leaves wife and five daughters 10
mourn over his loss.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30
FOR Itching TORTURE
Use Antiseptic Liquid Zemo

There is one remedy that seldom
fails 10 stop itching torture and relieve
skin irritation and that makes the skin
so!t. clear and healthy.
Any druggist can supply YOU with
Zcmo, which generally ovcrcomcs skin
diseases. Eczema, itch, pimples, raSheS,
blaCkheadS. in most cases give way
to Zemo. Frequently, minor blcmshes
disappear overnight. Itching usually
stops instantly. Zemo is a safe, anti
septic liquid, clean. easy to use and
dependable. 1t costs only 35c; an extra
large bottle. Sl.OO 1t will not stain. is
not greasy or sticky and is positively
safe f,r tender. sensitive skins.
The T. ". Rose Co. Cleveland. Q.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30
FERRY EAGLES At
LEAGUE PARK SUNDAY
Ferrisns VIII Lire UP Against La
Grange Zine Of Brilliant IN
Lsadliner

Tho Frrrv Eagles viii h1v" tough
slAdi;nC Sunday a. League lark whom
thcv I'm" up arHir~' tn" l.l'iranE"
Giants &C Er'lliaut IN gam" that
should prove interesting tn" fans ct
Martins Ferry mr." all nEnE over tho
curcom" 90 SUNDAYS haiti" AS ~" Bril-
liant nin" was only defeated ~ slight
mnrciu hv IN" pi'iuuIa al" club
EId0o EurHhardt viii boar IL" bur
dor" - mound du'y for ~" Eagle
u hllc ~ batteries have been announced
for n" Lai.ranE" team. v" Morgan
Wlll off;Ciri, and IN" game WI Ne
rpllnA ~ three O'Clock sharp. \ record
breaking crowd l. expected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30
MIKE T|GHE HERE

Mike Tighe. president Of the Anal
gamated Association OF Iron. steel 8
Tin Workers. spent THURSDAY IN "heel'
conference with the officials and coun-
ell OF the Wheeling local at the Trades
& Labor Assembly hall. At the con-
clus;on Of the conference Mr.: rishe
announced that there was nothing Of
Importance TO give out for publication;
Mr.. Tighc. although veteran steel
vorknr before he was called from his
work at a large mill In this city to a
place Of trust and responsibility IN tbs
organization Of which he is now ths
executive. /. to outward Appearances az
Young as when he lived in wheeling
and although he came from long
and south. he made use Of his litul
leisure time yesterday 10 hasten aboG
III. city and greet old friends.
when I have finished the labor IN
which 7 am now engaged" he told an
TntcIlrecrccr reporter. ut will be back
70 this good old burg TO live Tor me"
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ViCtOrS TO Elm Grove 10
Meet P. & E, G. Sunday
Manager Reuther's Nips Will Make A
Trip to Warrington on August
FOR Game with Consumers

Tt" Patterson Elm GirovN-Ni"tor 4 =.
clash viii NJ III" attraction At Tho Fin
Grnyo hill park sunday. TINS EamH
promises 10 l." one nt the seasons best
rs tho Ecnwrnd lads have been travel
ing fast pace THIS season. Howard
WA no DOUBT r1r"s" the Victor nine
Will" R"uther viii IL" on the receiving
end.
Tho out-thA pike lads will journey to
MannIuEiNn IN sunday. August S. for A
game with the Warrington Consumers.
Local fans remember the s. defcf; the
tunSumarS handed tn" MackS IN their
first Curf"St
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30
TUESDAY
RotAod TonGuo
For 500

FeadAT eol~HtJh4 tcn-
gaA, we'll eou&Sd and
perfectly ssSsoHec.
thss chopped me.
Ready FOR delicious
sandWieheS-oF for
serving hot oG toast.
For laacheoAs ar pie,
MES or RttAF thea
tF4 trests-this poi
ted tongue IL per-
feet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30

dustrial plants during the morning. Al
tho afternoon business session many
addresses were delivered, including one
by the Rev. Dr.. Ira G. McCreary 81
Wheeling. who spoke on trained leae>r-
ship"
Early IN the evening the delegates
raraded to the city market house Tnere
tho first union convention was held on
May IS. 1855. A tablet. In memory OF
the meeting Was unveiled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30
Work SERVICES.

Ths remains OF Mrs. Margaret Work.
widow Of tho late A. n. Work. who died
Wednesday evening AZ o'clock. at h"r
la.o residence at Ststcrsville, Will hs
sent to this city Saturday morning for
interment At Greenwood cemetery. A
brief funeral service will be held this
evening at her late residence IN Sisters
viliA. Tho deceased IL survived b. three
Sons and three daughters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30
leo Services.

Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah XII
roynN Ice. w!fe OF A. p. Ice. who d!"d
Tuesday e"eniag at tho North Wheeling
hospital. will hs held this morning at
80 O'Clock Requiem h!Eh mass Will
10 offered at 8 o'clock a. 81. Joseph's ca
'hedral. The remains will be sent 10 the
homo Of her parents. NJ. and Mrs. s. J.
K.lcoyne. at Nobsy. W. Va. where a
short service will ba held Saturday.
after which interment VII he made "a
the family hurying grounds at . o'clock.
The deceased was in the G3rd year OF
her az.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30
FRIDAY
OToa DA1rAd 1A0n0
For A@c

4 large can Of o~Sn
baked beans costing q
quarter. Is O meal N
itself, and note that
the Council Beans
are genuine oven boL
ed, not steamed OF
bolied-Aach bean 10.
therefore. EiAalY. DEL
icate. tender whole
and digastihe, too.
CouAcii ans ere
as good cold a. hot
esther with or with
out tomato sauca.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30
cantnIn Z r MonforS

C,r-ionatl. July :s.--Captain Elias
r. Montort. former postmaster Of GIN
cirnati and formerly national comman-
der Of the G. A. r. died today at the
home Of his daughter Mrs. a. r. Bur
lis. Oak Corners. y. T, where he has
been visiting since last MAY. Hts death
was sudden He was II years old.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30
WEDNESDAY
carned BSef XAsA
For 800

Teader, jaieI diced
Council CoFned Beef.
6Aliciously picked
with just enough fine
boiled potato 20 give
TIE hash body Deli
ciously aarored with
choice vegetables and
spices all cooked to-
Eethsr-that's ell THAI
Is Ia q caE Of Counc!i
Coraed Beef Hin za.
II Is q wonderful meat
and there is not q msat
dish more economical
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30
YArKEES-vmaIN1As

Tho Yankee Virginia clash sunday On
TvNnty-<ixth street groun&A should
draw : considerably larE" crowd ~
fans. although = is nriv \ preliminary
game - rh> YAM" R"ilarr" Cont";t
Davis or Enhi1snn W'Il he on ~" mound
for tho I1rks while Fre"E" viii 80 -
tho rubber for the South Sifcrs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30
THURSDAY
Elioad Dried Beof-
CrnAanA
For %Hc

A p1oat sdppe< for soc
only one glass jar
Of Cbunci! Sliced
Dried Beef and 3 SIM
pie cream sauce are
required. Each wafer
slice Of basf 10 tsa'
der and seasoned 10
urfect:on-and jast
ngure tho nlsdt dish
for supper for all the
folks AZ 4 coat Of SOC.
There is economy for
you!
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on d i ton OF
the system for
years. We had
tried doctors
an d MI sorts
Of rem Q dies
without results
until we began
taking Reese
%
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30
Summer School Closes
at St, JOseph'S Academy
Summer Session Of st. Joseph's Acad.
envy WIN Come TO Successful
Close Next week

ThA md Of rNxt week will close the
SESSION q summer school heiDE con-
ducts,l At 81. I"Sc0h'S convent. t0ttr-
lnE energy and zeal has h""n srsnt ny
tho sisters u1;er ina direction OC a uni
VNrSlty professor and every advantage
hps ha"u ga sped IN tho Order 90 higher
Cdmra''00 u Suah'n Tho Ton rEHrT 20 cope
with ~" strenuous dama os THIS day.
Srnc.I. r-tT"HrS N htni"Ey. NSE"hNl-
poXy and cosmology have h"nn pursued
with great enthusiasm. \ course or
ehaknSi'"1rsar lectures have hreN CON
Quoted by Ms Lima TIc1H!S S''rmau
and a class 81 NxrrcSsioa - also IN
progress.
All indications point 70 p splendid
op>rjrr N S"Hf"Nhsr. TOT only az 81.
l0~Nphs Academy IF tG.S city. hut IN
Alt parolh!at schools 'IrNugh0u. thu
s'7ta. u0d"- ~" direction o; the sisters
OF 81. Joseph.
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Semen delicious economical ready-cooked meat meals
MONDAY
For 6-60c

TLs1nA BtyiS DAaeaSe
4 large s!Ba Sen OF
colnc.i Vienna SSua,
sage Is enough for .
delicious hoSnttfui
FnAat Rseai Tor ehs
family. kREh SaasS &c
IS \ tPaat IN iteeif-
generously stuffed
With tendeE. prime
meat that's bARa
smoked and eaFod to
q mild sweet ness
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30
Y. p. O. o. CONVENTION

Pittsburgh. Ia. July 9th. twenty
eighth national convention Of the Young
Icurla's Christian Union Of the L. i.
church convened her" today with dole
gates from every stat. in the union
attending.
Tho delegates inspected several in
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SATURDAY
Yea 1oaE
For 500

lust imAGteSi Two
whole pounds Of veal
Loaf for 900 and
Coanc4t Veal Loaf 10
choice. tender. young
veal, AnAlY chopped.
with juR nough
para wholesome O.
real 70 give II BODY,
and seA1onSd TO b
6eltetouay App>ttdnE
u II Z dish the folks
will love. yet Il 10 r..
markably cheap!
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Admiral Kempff,

Santa Rarhara. Calf, JuIy 29.-Rear
Admiral Louis Kcmpft retired. who
served through tho Civil war on the Al
lart!c blockadirg squadron. died here to-
day. He was born at R"ilevlllo, ILL.,, IN
1871.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30

Huntington, ". Va. You can get Reese
formula R-1l at any drug store, or
Aoge-Isv,~ Drug %. - s;"rcs) and Z.
X. GrieSt & Co.
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II : o u WISH
special inform
alton concern
ing your case,
write our Med
ical Adviser,
Medical D e.
D a TT m g n t,
Reese Formula
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was invaded by
the dead ~
z Q r m 8 OF
stomach, liver
and kidney dis
orders, and
both Mr.. Ran
nerburr nd
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SUNDAY
RoaDt BNaE
For 500

IN tAA teESs eiha sac
Of Csunots Rso1sk EAOe
there arc Ave big hstH-
tnss 0S taadsr, prime
YeaAF-soOtzsd bsef.
Just h4at tas eaa IA
boiling vat0r and y$S
have tho mSat part Of
tho dinner ready to<
tho ta.bis-and the
cost Is roc.
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BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
Intruders Invade
Laundryman's Home
But Promptly Flee

The home OF r T. Rannerburg at
300 Floral Avenue, Fairmont, ". Va,
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r,.RxsRuRG POPULATION

Washington. July DIFFERENTIATION NJ
Tlarkshurg ". Va. will be announced
tomorro-s ~ 1880 a. III.
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TO DISCUSS WAGE AWARD

Cleveland Ohio. July 2a.-Ho4ds 81
the four big railroad hrntherhoodS will
moe, here tomorrow ~ talk over plans
TO eliminate provisions ~ tho Railroad
Labor Boards wage award which are
considered unfair ~ tho hrotherh Gods
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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1920-02-06
LAST LINCOLN PALLBEARER
LOOKS TO L0WDEM TO LEAD
Simeon w. King, Friend Of Enamel.
pator. Expects iiIinoisan's Record
to Make Him Party Choice.

Simeon w. King, active In Illinois
Republican politics for 70 years and
the last surviving pallbearer who off,
ciated at the funeral services for
Abraham Lincoln held In Chicago, has
declared his intention Of supporting
Governor Frank o. Lowden for presi-
dent.
II have voted for every Republican
president since Lincoln and l expect
TO cast my ballot for Lowden next
November" said Mr.. King. II have
known Frank Lowden for thirty years,
and he is just the type of man the
country needs for president In this
crisis of the country,s history. He is
able, honest, progressive, experienced
and efficient. I remember when he
first came to Chicago as a poor young
man to study law. saw him admitted
TO the bar and later enter public life
and rise to fame. and feel proud OF
his great success.
"He has proven the best governor
Illinois has ever had, and we have
had some great executives in the his
tory of the state.