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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-29
SISTERSVILLE

Sistersvllle. Nov. @S.-Mr. and Mrs.
l.. :. ~Snodgrass. Of Chutcau, Montana.
are expected 10 arrive within 4 few days
10 visit his parents. MIR. and Mrs. John
Snodgrass. aud other relatives.
Misses Virginia and Winifred Marsh.
who were guests OF their sister, Mrs. A.
V. Hoenig. OF Par~kersburg, returned
home Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Ms. Ray Sutherland are
parents Of a new daughter. Mrs. Suth-
erland is remembered as Miss Agnes
West.
Charles f. BAILEY. well known husl-
ness man OF this city. VIII submitted to
an operation Saturday in the Lawrence
willie hospital In New York City. - get
ting along az wei rs could he expected.
according to word received b. local
relatives.
Mrs. Rodney Campbell. Mrs. J.. viii
lard Gushing and Mrs. Lot Conant will
be hosteSses Thursday afternoon At the
regular tourney OF the Lady Elks
Bridge Club. The tourney will he held
IN the club rooms In Chelsea street.
Mrs. Mary Roomc Sutherland and
daughter. Miss Helen. were guests Mon
day Of friends in Wheeling.
Miss Mildred De C;roote. after a few
days visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. De Groo,e. has returned TO
Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. VI. Smith and two
sons who have been visiting relatives
here. have gone to parkersburG. where
they will be guests of her sister. Mrs.
II. A. Kelley. before leaving for their
new home In Texas.
Mrs. VI. J. Brady will he hostess
Tuesday evening 10 members Of the
Woman's BENEFIT association. Several
tables Of bridge. 800" and hearts will
cngag e the attention OF the guests. and
at the close OF play delicious refresh
mcnts will he served. Mrs. Brady viii
be assisted by Mrs. c. w. Hubbard.
Misses Hazel and Evelyn Ward. after
visiting their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-29

charge OF the meeting and all ofhciais
will be present and hand in their re-
ports. II being the first meeting Tor IN"
coming year.
"Dvnngalism.' Subject
At the Wednesday night prayer meet
in gor the Christian church Rev. {. W.
Fuller will take as his subject Evan
gelism." These weekly meetings are be
coming quite popular among the mem
bers Of the church and are being well at
tended.
on Thursday afternoon the Ladies'
Aid Of the Christian church Will meet
to take up many important business
matters.
McMechen Briefs
Mrs. f.. l.. White and two children, OF
MoundSville were the guests Of Rev. C..
W. Fuller and family yesterday.
Charles Iiaber has returned home
after visiting friends In cameron.
Z. 7. Fisher. of Wheeling. was a
business caller here yesterday.
c. w. Muldrew and family are visit
ing friends and relatives IN Pittsburgh.
Miss Stella Robinson. Of Wellsburg
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. r. r Mill
Ter and family.
Mrs. Joseph Gatewood and daughter,
Miss Beatrice are visiting relatives ut
BlaCkridge. Va.
Paul pictz has returned home after
visiting friends at cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Spear have re
turned home after n several days vlsIt
with friends at Morgantown.
Dennis McMas;erS. who has been WIS.,
itlng in st. Clairsvllle has returned 10
his home here.
Nj. and Mrs. d. c. Sellars. OF Bellaire
were calling on friends here yesterday.
r.. f. Miller, Of MOundsville was a
business caller here Yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-29
YOU TAKE A CHANCE
when YOU BUY 4
SUBSTITUTE FOR VINOL

It may contain something that is lust the wrong thing" for your case.
You cannot tell because its formula is a secret On every Nhnol label Is
plainly printed everything it contains, you know just what you are taking,
you can even show the formula to your doctor and get his approval Any
doctor will tell you that n better body builder and strength creator can
be made.
Then why experiment on yourself for the benefit OF someone eseT l
would not I always "a to know what any medicine ! have to take cn
talns before will take it into my stomach.
For 20 years Vinol has been sold In this city and hundreds OF your
neghbors have been benefited by it. Isn't it wise to stick to a old friend
whom YOU have found true and reuahe? No medicine ever made has a
better reputation for the square deal" than VinoL 1t has always boen sold
on the guarantee that IL It did not help the patient, his money would u
returued-and it has always had Its formula plainly printed o n the label so
people may know OF only what a wonderful formula It is-but know posi-
lively what they ire taking.
II you need a bodybuilding strength creator, or want TO break up a cold
or cough. no amount OF money can buy a better medicine for this purpose
than Vinol We back up this statement by saying II you are not satisfied
after taking Yinol, go and get your money back from the druggist who sold
It t you. Isn't that fair? Now 1t is up to you.
Sold by II. GHest & Co. and Hoee-DaVls Drug Co-AdV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-29
Big Game wednesday
Another Inspection

Assistant State Fire Marshall Ritz
will be In the ci;y again next week 70
make another inspection of the fire es-
capes Of he business and other build
ing Of III city. lie Will make a three
day inspection. starting Wednesday or
next week. Marshal Ritz was here a
few weeks ago and mad an inspection.
This time he Will go over some OF the
same places as well as several ne"
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and form a new group. leaving The 0tg.

and form a new group. leaving The SF1g.
inal group at ten. :
Mr.. J.. Sterling Moran. local repre-
sentative Of the Alexander Hamilton In
stitute, presided over the meeting and
led the discussion, making many help
full suggestions.
The next meeting will be hold on
Monday. December IL, and a cordial In
vItatlon Is extended to old subscribers
of the Alexander Hamilton course TO
drop in at any Of the meetings. and be-
come acquainted with the members OF
the discussion group.
Those present last night were: ]. Ster-
ling Moran, 6. w. Schenerlein. c. W.
Rahr, A. A. Dorsey, r. A Miller. H. p.
Warren, C. S. Blum and Secretary c. w.
Laue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-29
DISCUSSION GROUP
IN b. WEEKLY MEET

Last night at the Owl Print Shop. the
Alexander Hamilton Institute discussion
eroun held It's bi-wcckly meeting. This
was the second meeting, the group nav
ing been organized two weeks ago.
Three new members we're enrolicu'
bringing tho total membership up 10
ten. Four more applications Will be re-
ccived. but when tho fifteenth mar
makes application. the last four enroll
Ing will join with this fifteenth man
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-29

Roger Ward. left Sunday-Miss Hazel
fOr P!na Grove. where she teaches
school, and Miss Evelyn for Buckhan-
non. where she attends Wesleyan Col
.cRe.
Frederick HOPKINS. manager 90 the
Furniture Hospital. who has been III
the past several days, Is much improved.
The formal opening or the American
Legion club rooms VIII take place Satur-
day evening. The public has been IN
vited to the house warmtng.' when
VIII be observed from : to II.
r. W. kilro"e. OF Poke. Pa, has re-
Qucsted Postmaster Sam nissan TO as
siSt in locating his brother, Robert XII
gore. aged 20, last heard from In this
city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-29
The
u. S. ROYAL CORD TIRE

Unquestionably- the outstanding mer-
c~handising success of the year-both In
the eyes Of the trade and of the car'owner.
When the u. S. books close for 1921,
they will show u. S. Royal Cord sales
nearly doubled over 1920.
What u. S. Tires say and do commands
q greater audience than any other line of
tires in the world.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-29
THOUSAND P|LLSEOR BOWELS
ONLY ONE GUARANTEED LIKE THIS

nicer, more satisfactorily in every wa
than any medicine. pill or liquid you
ever took In your life; remember IL IL
doesn't do the work better than any
thing you ever took, go back n the
druggist will give you just double tho
price you paid for the package. This
Phenomenal liver and bowel remedy that
drives away these chronic cases OF
sluggish liver and inactive bowels Is
known as Burtone Tablets. Just ASK
for a large size &c tube Of Burtone
Tablets: soc refunded II they fail to
live up to the offer above. At|all well
stocked druggists, CSC. or sent direct
upon receipt Of CSC by United Store
Company, R~avenswood, W. Va-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-29
Legion Meets Tonight


The first quarterly meeting of the ".
T. churches OF this district will be held
at the local church this evening
Or. {. Z. Anderson. OF Wheeling. super
tntendent for this district will be in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-29
Women Particularly if Trou-
bled With Constipation
Should Read This
Guarantee.

II YOU are chronically constipatcd
and have tried them all. II you have
taken medicine for the liver and r"w"le
until you are almost in despair. II you
want n smooth. gentle, 'ncver-know-
it~'s-wnrk:ng' remedy for such troubles.
70 down to your druggist and ask for
BurtOns Tablets.
If they do not do the work better,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-29
Shop Changes Hands

DAUP OHNABV0 "~@H'
II WIS made known yesterday that
the American Shoe Repair company.
located on Seventh street. has purchased
the shoe shop on Third street owned by
Mike Remosky. Elmer Vessels Will take
charge OF the Third street shop. the
American company planning 10 operate
bC.h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-29
M'MECHEN
Slips In Narrowg

The heavy rains Of the last few days
have caused more slips TO come IN tn"
Narrows. just Below here. causing quite
n little trouble to traffic. However.
these last Slips are not as bad ~ the
one n few days ago. which held both
street cars and automobiles up for
some time. The ones that came down
Yesterday were only small piles Of rock
In many different places and cars could
get by them.
Local street rar men reported seeing
q rather dangerous looking rock above
the Kentucky Heights at Renwood. The
rock is In 4 dangerous position and
MANY are afraid that so much rain will
cause il to loosen and come down into
the car track. possibly causing a bod
accident. as IL is very large.
Car Fits wagon
s slight accident happened a short
distance below the car barn yesterday
afternoon when Leonard Smith. or Bel
la,re, driving I Buick car. COllided with
a wagon driven by a Rcnwood man.
Smith was just passing the wagon
when his car skiddcd. causing the rear
fender Of the car TO hit the wagon. No
one was injured and neither car or wag-
on was seriously damaged. although the
fender Of the car was considerably bent.
Legion Meets Tonight
The A. 4. Mountain Post American
Legion will hold a meeting tonight at
the legion rooms under the postothce.
This Is an important meeting for the
local post. as the nominating OF officers
FOR the coming election will take place,
as we'll as many other omportant bust
ness matters which will probably he
taken up at this time. Plans may be
made for securing memberships, as the
\. a. Mountain Post IS far behind on its
membership list.
FIRST Quarterly Meeting
The first quarterly meeting of the NJ
+. churches Of this district will be held
tonight at the local church this evening
Or. {. T.. Anderson, OF Wheeling. super
~tntendent for his district will be in
Evening star., 1921-06-19

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every one perfect. Sizes to S.
Evening star., 1921-06-19

Soc StenCiled Grass Runners,
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For stair and hall runners: tape bound sides;
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Sl7.5O Rattania or Cherokee Rugs,
$lz.95
Hodges make Rattania Fiber Rugs, in
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newest colorngs, including oriental. medal
lion, net borders and carpet patterns. Per
feet quality.
Evening star., 1921-06-19
Rsso'e5 R. so c;sa;sk $1;oo to 60C

Metal. celluloid and novelty
effects in a variety of styles
and color combinations. These
are importers samples and are
specially good values.
Evening star., 1921-06-19
$40 Leather Suit
Cases, S6.45 ,

Genuine Leather-covered Suit
Cases, cloth Lined with shirt
fold; "a and 26 inch sizes. 8 in.
deep; leather straps all around,
brass finished lock and side
snaps. ....
Evening star., 1921-06-19
June Demonstration Sale OF
Ribbons

A beautiful assortment of Rib
bons, solid colors of MORE and
satin stripe taffetas, also pretty
two colored novelty effects. Five
inches wide. soc yard.
Ribbons for sashes. Satin.
moire and novelty stripe. All
light shades. SIX and seven
inches wide. 7Qc yArd.
A wonderful line of picot
Ribbons. Full half-inch wide.
Plain anl also pink and blue.
white and black edges. zlc yard.
Evening star., 1921-06-19
White Ocean Pearl
Buttons, Gard, I2c

In ocean and fresh water pearls.
12 : and on 4 card. Wide as
sortment of popular styles in plain
and fancy carved effects. Sizes
from Is to 36 ligne.
Evening star., 1921-06-19
$f.25 Pillows
at 69C

Large Size Bed Pillows, filled
with stertlized curled feathers;
covered with. heavyweight fancy
stripe and art tickings.
Fourth Flsor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-03
Walter Sweeney Leads
Sales Club Race Today
Several New Members Are Now Serious Competitors For
$4,000 Home and Autos Offered by The News TimesOne
More Week to Take Advantage of Extra Credit Offer.

Walter Sweeney, a newly entered
member Of District No. ! occupies
first position in today's published list
of craftsmanship standings.
The second highest member is
Mrs. Lillian Dolde, who made a big
increase since the last published list
The three next highest standing
members. according TO today's list
are Mrs. David Burkhart, Mrs. W. A
Pischke and Mrs. George Fox.
Several newcomers appear in to-
days list among the active contend
ers. Some of these who have made
nice start are Miss Margaret Bickel,
Augustus Stearns, Chancie L. Sny-
,ler and John L. Jacobs Of District
s. Mrs. II. E. Goshen Of District s.;
Miss Edythe Feriven and Cashier
MarkiewiCz Of District 2.
Easy for Newcomers.
The excellent showing made by
the newcomers in the past few days
shows how easy it is to enter the
campaign at this time and make
good. There is still room for many
more workers, both in the city and
in the outside towns in the campaign
territory. 1t is probable that there
will be many more new members
during the coming week. for now
that the campaign is warming up,
people are beginning TO realize that
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-03

IF they expect to share in the rich
awards, it is time that they were
getting busy.
The coming week will, without
doubt. be the most important week
OF the campaign, both to those al
ready entered and to those who are
considering entering. 1t is the last
week Of the 60, 200 extra credit offer
and the last week of the extra COM
petition for the two $4,000 extra
cash awards. Any subscriptions
turned in to Salesmanship Headquar-
tiers before 1000 p. m. Saturday,
July 9, or any that are mailed so as
to show post mark prior to that hour
will count on the big extra credit Of
fer.
Those already entered in the cam
paign Will be putting forth extra eff
fort this week so that they may take
full advantage Of the extra offer.
Those that are about TO enter
should make the start as soon as pos
sible and should endeavor TO make
good showing before next Satur-
day night With each and every
$4,000 worth of new subscriptions
earning $4,000 bonus credits and
with the positive assurance that there
Will be not time after July 9. when
Continued on Page Two)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-03
EXAMINATION SHOWS
"CARP" BROKE THUMB

MANHASSET. y. Y. July .
Georges Carpenter broke his right
thumb in two places and suffered
a slight wrist sprain in the second
rouna Of his fight with Jack Demp-
eey IN Jersey City this afternoon.
This was reported By DIR. Joseph
Connolly Of Glen Cove. y. Y, who
examined him at his training camp
tonight
Or. Connolly's report follows:
This is to certify that l examined
Georges Carpenter after his fsht
with Jack Dempsey and found him
10 be suffering from a compound
SSxcture of the metacarpal bone CT
'FLs right thumb and slight wrist
sprain. These injuries have render
ed his right hand useless"
lie said Carpenters hand had
swollen 20 three times its normal
size. I'VE noticed that there was
ksomething the matter with Georges
wrist when ne came into the dress
ing room after the fight" said
Trainer Gus Wilson. but he assured
Us there was nothing but a sprail.
II began paining him on the journey
home and the physicians here now
said that IL was broken IN two places.
Georges said he hurt his wrist
in the second round when he hit
Dempsey on the jaw. but that he
didn't think he had broken it,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-03
ENGLAND DISAPPOINTED
IN DEMPSEY'S VICTORY

LONDON, July 1.-THE victory OF
Jack Dempsey over Georges Carpen-
tier in their worlds championship
boxing match today in Jersey City
caused keen disappointment here for
Carpenter had been a popular IA
vorite with the English because Of
his better known personality and
public interest was no less keen
than If he had been en- Englishman.
Among the followers OF pugilism.
however. who ruled by Judgment
rather than by sentiment. Dempsey
had by long odds the strongest back
ing. oBth Joe Beckett and Bonn
barber Wells, the English heavy
weights who went down 70 defeat
before the French idol. before the
fight gave Il as their opinion that
Dempsey would win. Wells addi-
t!onal remark. however. but all my
heart is with Carpenter" They ex-
pressed the opinion OF the general
public.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-03
INDICT II PERSONS
IN DISORDER PROBE

PRINCETON. Ind, July 2-Indict-
ments against Il men were returned
today by the Gibson county grand
jury. which has been investigating
disorders recently which resulted in
many foreigners being driven from
mining communities near here. Sixty
Of the indictments charge rioting at
the village OF Francisco, where
group OF vigilantes ordered a mine
superintendent and 100 foreign born
miners 20 leave their homes. Eleven
indictment charge riOtOus conspiracy.
After returning the indictments,
the grand jury adjourned until next
Tuesday. The investigation will be
resumed then. officials said. with the
possibility OF additional indictments.
Three men arrested yesterday are
said 20 have been among those in
dicted. These are the only arrests
that have been made.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-03

by Associated freSS.
RINGSIDE, JERSEY CITY. July
2.-More than 10000 men and
women today saw Jack Dempsey Of
the New World knock out Georges
Carpenter OF the Old in the fourth
round Of their championship bout.
The American won the fight but
il seemed from the ringside that the
conquered Frenchman received from
start to knockout at least his full
share Of the plaudits.
The entry OF the principals was
dramatic The main bout had been
advanced ahead OF the sixth prelim
mary so that il misht go on sched-
uled time.
Crowd UnpTepared.
The crowd was unpreI Sud
denly there was heard overhead the
roar of motors and around circled
a couple of airplanes Many of the
spectators were casting an eye alOft
when unheralded Carpenter ap-
peared. the first 10 enter the ring.
IN his gray silk bath robe he
seemed as care free as if he had
just stepped from his tub. His
famous smile-the Carpenter fight
ing smile-curled his lips as he
climbed on 10 the Canvas-cOvered
square on which he later was TO
meet defeat. He turned TO the crowd.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-03
Victory of New World
Over Old Is Dramatic
Ninety Thousand Witness Classic BateCarpentier Support
Loyal Even in Defeat-Frenchman Declares America
Should Be Proud of Champion.

clasped his hands and shook them
N appreciation of applause
Then, as unconccrned as a schcol
boy SHINING a top, ne took his
chair, bandaging his hands and now
and then watching maneuvers Of the
GiI plaes-machines sucn as he had
flown over the battlefields Of France.
Then came Dempsey, preceded
into the ring by a fiorai horseshoe
sent him by his admirers. He re-
ceived rousing app ause. Never
was there greater contrast between
two fighters-the blond. claan
shaven Frenchman in his silk bath
robe, and towering over him the
giant. dark-browed. bearded Demp-
sey, looking even bigger with a red
sweater over his trunks of white.
Crowd Orderly.
TOday's crowd was surprisingly
orderly. 1t was like an ordinary
theater audience until the main bout
started. Now and then a brief fuss
broke out over seats, but it was soon
stilled.
During the championship event.
however, there was 4 constant roar
from all parts Of the giant saucer.
Women yelled with TIE men. bur
now and then there was panic
Continued on Page Two)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-03
DEFEAT OF FRENCH
IDOL Is SHOCK TO
PARIS BOULEVARDS
"Gay Paree" is Gay No Longer
on Hearing News-Mme.
Carpenter Grieved.
By Associated Press /:

PARIS, July . CONSERVATION fell
upon Paris tonight when the defeat
Of Georges Carpenter at the hands
OF Jack Dempsey in their bout for
the worlds championship in Jersey
City today was signalled with white
lights by airplanes, on newspaper
screens and by theater announce
ments
The crowds, absolutely dumb
founded. refused to believe the first
bulletin telling Of Carpenters being
knocked out The Associated Press
flash was the first 10 reach Paris. II
was received at 1892 o'clock this eve
ming.
Nine Carpenter listened 10 the
progress of the fight in the editorial
rooms OF the Petit Partisan. Her
optimism did not fail until the fourth
round. When the word came that
her husband had taken the count
she turned away and said: Georges
is defeated. I shall cancel my trip
to the United States and await his
return TO me-"
Cant be True"
Hundreds OF thousands Of persons
We're standing before bulletin boards
on the boulevard. 1T cant be true. ="
said many of them when the knock
out was announced, but the succeed
ing flashes from Jersey City soon
convinced the Parisians OF the down
fall Of their hero. Paris became sad
and depressed men, women and
children stood in silence while they
read how Carpenter was completely
outclassed and outfought.
Pres't Millerand and his family at
Elysee palace received a series Of
bulletins, sent by the government
wireless station at the Eiffel tower.
Premier BRAND and other ministers
heard the news at their offices.
The chief gathering places Of
Americans was the Place re Con-
corde, where the returns were re-
ceived blow by blow and given 70 the
crowd in English and French on a
huge screen. Dempsey's victory was
received with wild cheers by the
Americans. who threw their hats IN
the air, while the French spectators
gazed upon the Americans in silence.
The Paris newspapers followed the
American methods in issuing a series
Of extras with the result OF the
fight and detils.
Carpenters wife. when seen later,
said that the shock 10 her was very
severe, and her greatest grief was
that she was not with Georges. Her
one desire was that her husband re-
turn TO her as soon as possible. She
added proudly, however, mo matter
what the result he fought like a
Frenchman and a sportsman"