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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
SUIT. SMITH HAS HA1p Tine TO
EuL VACANCIES
Mt,s BiAnehs xasarts. WIN Be pomss.
10 Science Teacher

".-y f:rrru.f -, b r:u has '"',-
frortcd district Superintendent -
=, S-rf;l N, nr:uh"'N n thH F";.rd -
T.ducatiou 90 Eich,i.nL District Siaca
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.7rri,> - n" -. =, Sc. zoos ~ VAR
wood .nd E!cHland rt>tr:"i
Sur, -.rtrrir.t Smlta STAGED tua; o."
has ben fortunate In securing - 49,
,r.+.g.. >,i,nce t,.rcher 20 Ill his pos
Il. n. %; ya,art by Miss Sell Sm,ih. OF
C.r~inna;:. WI" hIS accepted MI II
better position "a Columbus q. Mi'.i
SMITHS place viii b. filled h. MIS-
H,41che kacari>". OK fennSF!fanN
g. h..~t-. e :: :.::Hd tor til" Do-
n,:on. having nv" years OF eSpee'ea"''
o, g.. >.nn.,. A. Pennsylvania 49, Ne.
-.c....r: ,.. ,i-:r-" thi; "rar I
-
-, harry '",'s-'
The total numts: -: teachers rr0uic|"
f-- a.. h:ra ~"h""'. Including The
J,,ric- Hich d"?nrtr"ut. = ;hi7'-r1
Ill. ;in :.ur.u"- D teachers IN "a
grade schools 1t E!ch!anI r!Hir'c, -
,Srnty->i1 This means tia; Ign; =
..,rts., ?-.. 20 - nl:yd by The board n
the very near future.
H.d !, 40; n"rn ivr IN" GI:n"u.tH -
rlNnr these r.!arcs. III" boar! " - :
haze me-, some tim" axe and appointed
,he teachers tcv the contns car Sir;.
Smith hopes to nae HTT!!,"i"0S ;'r ~
m. ,acancleS Ui:hIr il4 u"A' ro|H,c
fnvS. and probably ! ~ days later 'n'
hoard vii NEE; and appotnt teachers
fer n, coming year. tn" meeting o.
~. hoa-d "roi;,h;y ~ b" hold n'N'
Friday evening.
The organization meeting OF tAc new
Roard OF Education Of Hlchland DiSG:c'
= % be h"ld ~ u7st Tuesday III lu !
at which time Au=u t II. kind-leeHs"-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
SCOUTS TO CAMP.
LarRs Numbers GO 20 AgaminG-caIar
Ont over Night and Have
Splendid Time

E~lwc"r ;hIrr% :nd i,r:. "'"mn"r.'
q. varirr> ir",i. ct E"N S'""l> i"
Wl.."lirE ruunril !''t %c~t'""'% at =
uoan Il, O'Clock fnr tr.'n" \s.mtnS.
Mh.r" lin" ram?"! Ger h!,,hl Tht
tCys Nrr pi0nT.ns I" hH'" 4 :" ~
time. aiuI r'h!:H 80, y, :r":nG% VII
help IN s.;t.nS tm!nc> Ia sh:'r" Tor N
opening q "a" summer ,::mu on jay
X. ". t"rncy. 49,: '':"ni .,"ut "N"'.;'
tive. assisted u! william Bone. j..
SroUtmrsttr 1t Tr""i No. =, MIA ...''
,h.:rSr &C ihr boy. Most at todt! " II
De spCn; In h'kinS through tAr woods.
rests In scouting Will he given.
The boys will camp out IN n" "r, !
T.. in ,-ut$ as this material NE t1H"n
,,.; ,,,;,rd : uu"n,nG. and are" t".'
arrived yesterday afternoon they ct I"
wn-.. rU;;.r; - tbs tent. The! VII
TO- ,..y, camp until " "'r,orh iii:
evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
"REDuCHT" DEN|ALS
ARE NOT SURPRISING

r-nlu.5 e :Ac organized Ian !" re
op.. n. r.,,'s "r.dlixr,' district I-s
NO.; su-priS!rs nor ulrxpcc ed. Sir -
=. r,a, wrn, awry. laosr who had 81
.nt,r,,; in !, or we're wiling t. ler'l
,,.;- i.>i.tarr t. Il word naturally DC
l,,,Gc>' n dis,!qirn.ug any knowledge.
TIL, :-,' rcgna t. that there was ~
.iflu\ g. made :.-aHlr y omen INFO me
cit; vast ~ Sore cCUne'l me- = "'r't =
n",v 49, r.U.'iaE"r ami ra',' ~ l"H -
and that 1h"s" women :.nd Their fIi"H a.
.,rrc o"cHi. u'..ar?o!n;"d WIN 'h!"f q
IciicE Frazier ".rS 7enam.!.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
TOURIST PAMPHLET
Mcclure House Gets Ont Map And List
OF Distances OF Great conVsn-
fence to Travellers

Ia order that tourists coming tfc'n
baltimore. Md. or Columbus o. ana
ru'ns in different directions MAJ hnh
their Wa; very easily. sn:.l pamphlet
lis hr,u pat u;!t by Mcclure Bros. ;'r"'
,r!t;"r~ ur TIC MrLrr" Hotel. This
y. mi.:.'r, h-sl,trs Showing = iArs" mH;
taken aiong tho old National load. als"
,i,.y the exact number o.! m'.ri b.
tween each and every town along 'he
road SO tina; all Will have very nit!e
trouble.
All tourist, ha,e found .ha: these are
4 .rr.t h"lr especially when they arH
lac, acquainted with the road. The dis
:,nNc In Ini;c.i troin Y herl'n" 70 C"lHir'
I,. l. 1884 miles. The distance from
hero 10 Ts,itimor" is Gas miles. while
,h> diStnnrr to cumberland s but ISL
mites.
buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
COMMITTEE OF ACTION
WILL MEET SUNDAY

IN. Commits t.: action. which -
runtHosrd o: REPRESENTATIVES, from every
ltbLr nrgan.za ZION IN Wheeling di>trt t
vii! meet tomorrow morn!nr - 10
n'to,S in Il. Labor Temple.
some 1T"St.ou$ relating 20 labor '"r'
dit!ol F.: and vat Is :" De don" in ~
near future will be taSsn up. Som" I
Tho sub-ruinr.tiHcS OF tn, Commi''H q
will mas. -rportS on the work wh'"h
they have Gon' duriac tho Ta't ~c't
or since tn" mass meeting.
soth orrt!.s ?roa. Wien thc% rn""'
,bror-h Tn.eIlI,crncer Want AIS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
<duciay

Frances Toun; ha h"en app"intc'. OK
ecutor ri trc -~t:lt" or william -.
Young unG. = mono of 500.
Frances Young hnH l""r arH":nt""
guardian of Alena. Alvin and Hrnd'
N"r:u. under honG of 5000.
The security Trust company has been
aur"fr.",! guardian Of. l.i""& li;:', ..
I:>.",la r.. John Howard N" E"'t;'
Newton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
A Special Purchase and Sale of
Colorful TubFrocks

The opportunity to buy such dresses as women
dream of for Summer az the prices this special pur-
chase makes possible doesn't happen every day. We
are sure that YOU will take advantage OF h. selecting
not ono but several of the dainty modes In this col
lection.
Evening star., 1921-11-06

an abiding faith in the Creator of all
things, i'll the healing power of the
great life force and faith in our
selves
Prescription Is Outlined.
Now for the prescription-what
shall actually be done? Let us take
Dr. Osler's formula of diet, exercise,
bathing, massage and buoyancy of
mind. First comes diet Food is di-
vided into TWO groups-positive and
negative. The positive foods consist
of fruits, green and leafy vegetables,
whole grain products, including c:.-
bolted. and unrefined -four and corn
meal; milk. buttermilk and cheese,
egg yolk, honey and maple sugar
Also baked Irish potatoes. These
foods (called organic; minerals and
ing in their effects upon the body
and mind. They are eliminators, lax
atives. blood. bone and nerve build
ers. antiseptics. blood purifiers and
producers of electric and magnetic
energies. They neutralize and drain
from the body uric acids and other
poisons created by the negative
foods. such as meat. fish. fowl. white
Of egg. all starches and refined grain
products, including white tloar and
bolted corn meal: commercial sugars.
sirups. candies, and all fats and oils.
While a limited amount of the neg
alive foods may be taken by any
one not suffering with chronic dis
ease. more than half the bulk of the
food during day should consist of
fruits, green and leafy vegetables.
milk. dairy products, whole wheat
bread. whole grain cereals. etc. The
Evening star., 1921-11-06

is highly beneficial. Or excellent re-
suits may he attained through self
massage with the hands. towel. or
brush. The movements should be up
ward on arms and legs, and downward
on the trunk. of the body.
Buoynncy OF Mind the Keystone.
Buoyancy of mind is the keystone to
the whole structure of both health and
life, as well as to happiness. human
progress and all good. II is the great
life force, or the constructive spiritual
forces, coursing and puisating through
the mind: Such state of mind Is re-
fiected and tremendously impressed
upon every cell in the body. 1t opens
the fioodgates to the inflow and liberia
ton of life-givins forces from the
source of all life. and in all disease
is. as DR.. Osler declares. the real
curative agent" Negative and de-
structive states of mind, such as fear
anger, anxiety. worry, Jealousy. envy
se,f-pity and other Soul-cOnSumine
emotions. both poison and paralyZe
the body: poison and disorgani2e tn:
mind. and make for perversj2n and
decay of the soul. Extreme Sear or
anger frequently cause death.
Why permit these destructive emo
tions to enter the mind?. They can
be kept out If we will. Buoyancy of
mind finds its source in faith, hope,
confidence. cheerfulness. happiness.
love. service and altruism. Is it not
good investment to center our
thoughts on those things which in
some way relate to such states -
being?
The foregoing prescription applies
to any one and every one. whether
prevention and immunity are desired.
or whether they suffer from any form
Of chronic disease. 1t costs nothing
to fill the prescription, for it is but
correct living placed on a simple, nat
ural scientific basis. Personal effort
and self-control, however. are the price
we must pay.
Few Incurable Diseases.
There are relatively few incurable
diseases. but many incurable patients
by reason of their absence of faith
and lack of will power and stamina to
help themselves. To those who truly
desire relief: from disease and suffer
ing, whether of the body. mind or soul.
the. truth and light herein liberated
are offered freely. These truths have
been esta blished and sustained by the
best minds of this and other countries,
and represent the best, fundamentally.
Evening star., 1921-11-06
FORMER CROWN PRINCESS
VISITS HUSBAND AT D00RN
Arrival of Cecilie' Cause Of Much
Speculation Because Of Talk
of Royal Separation.

THE HAGUE. November SIT was
learned here today that former
Crown Princess Cecilie. wife OF
Frederick William. former crown
prince Of Germany. had arrived at
Doorn for a visit with her husband.
There was much speculat ton here
regarding the visit. because of
recent reports of separation proceed
ings between them.
A report was Aeceived in this
country about a year ago. quoting
letter said to have been written by
the Grand Duchess Anastasia OF
MecklenburgSc Schwerin. mother Of
the former crown princess. to the
effect that a decree of separation had
been granted Cecilie. This report
however, was given categorical
denial some time later by a membe
of the former crown princess house
hold in Germany.
Evening star., 1921-11-06
Chief Contributing Causes.

We pride ourselves upon our gen.
eral prosperity and enlightenment,
while those factors seem to be the
chief contributing causes in the
growth of cancer. Take 4 map Of
the world and mark the countries
that have progressed the farthest in
apparent material well being. in edu-
cation, government, sanitation, So
called religion and other essentials
of modern civilization-those are the
countries that suffer from the cancer
plague. In the eastern world-not
Asia or Africa, but civilized Europe;
in the western world-not Mexico.
Honduras or Guatemala, but the
United States and Canada-these are
the. countries most. .grievously .>af-
ficted. Cancer assails most violent
ly those peoples who have reached
the highest planes in so-called civili-
cation, and bears heavily upon the
more sanitary and enlightened parts
of these countries. In London. the
greatest mortality is found not in
the poor districts, but in fashionable
Chelsea and Hampstead. which house
the city's aristocracy and wealth. In
New York city the Russian Jews and
Italians who crowd the tenement dis
tricts are largely immune. while the
more sanitary and aristocratic sec
tions, where wealth and so-called
education abound, are favorite breed
ing places. Cancer, like many other
Understanding chronic diseases, is
strictly product of civilization, for
1t does not exist among the primitive
races in Africa, Australia and the
polar regions, among whom natures
forces are unhindered and natures $
foods are not commercialized, de-
natIred or misused, and to whom
drugs and surgery are unknown.
Even animals living amid the lux
uries of civilization soon succumb 10
the disease, for it is declared that
most of the house and lap dogs of
Fifth avenue and other fashionable
sections are afflicted with one or
more malignant tumors. since they
partake of the same commercialiZed.
highly seasoned and denatured foods
served their mistresses: the same hot
baths and bad air. and. like them.
become more or less atrophied
through lack of real activity and
proper exercise. Both are the victims
Of living
Evening star., 1921-11-06

common belief is that meat, starches.
sweets, etc, are strengthening foods
and that the more such. foods are
eaten the greater the strength given
the body: Such is not the case how
ever. Life cannot be sustained on
these negative foods. while perfect
health and great strength can be
maintained Indefinitely on diet con-
sisting of fruits. green and leafy
vegetables, milk and whole wheat
bread. Mild cheese. egg yolk and
baked potatoes might he added. In
chronic disease such a diet should be
rigidly followed and all stimulants
such as coffee. tea. tobacco and
"heotch" heretofore known as liquor)
eliminated. as wet as pepper and vine,
gar. Through such diet waste and
morbid matter. body and drug pOisOns.
which form fertile soil for the growth Of
disease, will be drained from the body.
In this way disease is eliminated and
immunity established.
Exercise Important.
Exercise comes next A stagnant
rool Of water soon becomes black
ing mountain brook is clear and
Activity is life. while inactivity leads
to staanation. atrophy and death.
Each day S'':e form of exercise
should be ir Eed in, outdoor or in
and poisoncL while rapidly flow
door. 1t should be frequent and reg
ular-not once Il week or month. II
regular feeding, why not regular ex-
ercise? One is just as important as
the other. They must supplement and
balance each ether. Swedish or re-
sistance movements. calisthenics Or
outdoor sports and recreation are in
dispensible, and at least one, if not
all, should be regularly indulged in.
Bathing is next in order. Cold
wafer is one of the finest Of natures
tcnics and healing and building
forces-when properly employed. Hot
Eaths alone weaken the body and
drain the vitality. Hot tub baths
should not he taken oftener than once
q week. and should be followed by a
cold spray or sponge. Each morning
cold spray. sponge. shower ar tub
bath should be taken. according TO
the powers of reaction Of the indi-
vidual. In cold weather, a. hot spray
or shower may prccede the cold. if
desired. 1t should be remembered, ,
however. that cold water baths
should not be indulg'ed in by women
during and. for two days prior to the
menstrual pericA
Massage by we'll trained masseur
Evening star., 1921-11-06

in all the leading schools of healing
and of thought. More than twenty
years of study research. practical and
personal experience. and practice on
the part of the writer give him an alb
sOlute and abiding faith in the limit
less good that must flow from adher-
ence to the eternal laws as herein set
forth.
A higher and truer civilization yet
to come. finally emerging from the
chaos. suffering and discord of the
present day world. will combine The
most exquisite culture Of inind and
soul with true simplicity and natural
ness Of living, using as an expressive
vehicle a perfect human body. This
happy state will /be attained Only
through full understanding and com
plete obedience TO the laws of God and
nature.
Evening star., 1921-11-06

ApVERTISENiENT.
Evening star., 1921-11-06
SEEK PREPARATIONS FUNDS
Allied Commission Goes to Berli
to Investigate Ways and Means.

By the Associated Press.
PARIS. November 5.-The entiT
reparation commission, includin
Roland w. Boyden. the unofficiT
member for the United States. will
Ieavs for Berlin next Monday 0,
Tuesday The commission will remair
in the German capital two or thre.
weeks to investigate measures by
which Germany may procure th'
necessary funds to meet the payne nj
of 500. 900 600 gold marks due to tht
allies January -. 1922.
1t also will investigate the causes
for the recent depreciation in the
value of the German mark.
Evening star., 1921-11-06
MAs0Ns HONOR WASHINGTON
Special Disphtch to The Star.

Special Disphfch 10 The StAf.
FREDERICKSBURG Va. November
5.--The annual meeting in honor Of
tons Masonic birthday was held by
Masonic Lodge, No. 4, of this city. last
night. The grand master of Masons
in Virginia, John S. Bettimore OF
Tazewell, Va, was present in his Of
fetal capacity and delivered an ad-
dress.
There was large attendance of
Masons. The formal program was fol-
lowed by banquet.
Evening star., 1921-11-06
! CANCER AND TUMOR
Causes and Effects Their Rational and Natural Cure and Prevention
Also Treatise the of Fundamental
and Natural Meansof Cue,asW
By Nturia
Washn ca

, an abiding faith in the Creator of all
things, in the healing power of the
great life force and faith in our
clN
Evening star., 1921-11-06
MAY FIGHT RATE RAISE.
City Manager of Lynchburg Takes
Stand Against Light Cimpany.

Special Dispatch to The star.
LYNCHBCRG. Va. November B.
City Manager Beck will recommend
to the city council Monday afternoon,
at its semi-monthly meeting that
the city arrange to resist the applica-
ton just filed before the state cor
;.::at:on commission by the Lynch
burg Traction and Light Company,
for increase in rates of electric cur
rent for light and power.
The city resisted similar effort
made some time ago, but now the
company is asking the commission for
a rehearing.
Evening star., 1921-11-06
Free to Asthma and
Hay Fever Sufferers
Free Trial of n Method That Any
One Can Use Without Dis
comfort or LOSS of Time,

We have a method for the control Of
Asthma. and we want you to try it at
our expense. No matter whether your
case is of long starding or recent deyel
opment. whether it is present as Hay
FeyOr or chronic Asthma. you should
send for a free trial of our method. No
matter in what climate you live, no mat
ter what your age or occupation. IL you
are troubled with asthma or hay fever,
our method should relieve you promptly.
We especially want to send 1t to those
apparently- hopeless cases, where all
f0rms of inhaIprs. dOuches. opium prepa-
rations. fumes. patent smokes, etc,
have failed. We want to show every one,
at our expense. that our method is de-
signed to end all difficult breathing. all
wheeling and all those terrible par
uxysms. ...-
This free offer is too important to
neglect a single day. Write now and be-
gin the method at OAee. Send no. money.
Simply mail coupon below. Do it today
you do not even pay postage.
Evening star., 1921-11-06

n F. you realized that about one
woman i'm every eight past the
age of thirty-five died of cancer. =
Evening star., 1921-11-06

EF you realized that about one
woman in every eight past the
L age of thirty-five died of cancer.
and that on an average of one
man out of ten who reaches that
age passes out of this life from the
same dreaded and seemingly mys-
terious disease, would it not strike
you that maybe some one near and
dear to you might be the next victim.
or that it might even come closer
home and reach you? If you do not
realize these facts you should be
rudely awakened, for such Is the case.
Cancer is the worst enemy the medical
profession has to fight. Unless the pub
tic is awakened to it's danger. one
half of the entire population OF the
United States will be affected WITHIN
the next hundred years." declares Dr.
E. II. >Moriarty. who has charge OF the
local phase Of the national campaign
against cancer. as expressed III Lancer
Week. ended November D. The Amerl-
can Society for the Control of Cancer IS
sponsoring the national. campaign. ana
clans of the United States and Canada.
Various Forms of Tumor Increasing.
Cancer and various forms of tumor
are increasing at an alarming rate
throughout all civilized countries, ana
unless vigorous and fundamehtal
measures. looking o Io preveh.aon s, tha indis Is
vidual as we'll as the nation. we VIII
soon reach a state of physlcal ue-
generacy which will put us mol
vidually and nationally, amongr i, IN tne
has beens.' We Will, IKE iloS,
Rome and Athens, go down and out
and into ancient history. Nations 40
not decay and falf until large mum,
bers of the people. through Wnliui
defiance or ignorant violation OF the
laws OF God aud mature, poison am.
undermine their physical 9oaies es DH DH
wrong living; dissipate ana weahen
their mental faculties by reason OF
wrong thinking and feeling. ana
paralyZe and perVert their oaslc
spiritual qualities through seihshness'
greed. envy. anger. sell,
self-pity and kindred soui-uestroSihs
states. :.
Are we to sleep on. SNUG in our
individual conceit and dangerous anu
selfish belief that. though about one
person out of. every eight who reaches
or passes. thirty five years of age dies
of cancer. we, ourselves. are III no
danger-that we are in no way con-
cerned and have no interest in the
matter whatever?
What special dispensation. what
form of magic or luck. is to protect
us against this national and inter-
national scourge and make us i'm
mune and resistant against its in
sidious attack and life-destroylng
effectso Are we to make Of it lot
terry and take our chances with the
other seven or eight men and women
mast thirty five, or are we to arouse
ourselves to the dangers that surround
US and learn something of the law
Of cause and effect as applied to
cancer, as well as acquire knowl-
edge of the basic curative and pre-
yentive agencies. and take effective
steps along both curative and pre-
yentive lines?
Evening star., 1921-11-06

I 1FE owes US all sometnng-lt we've pro-
IL tected our, investment. Many OF us try
to go on collecting from life without protecting
our investment. And we can't. And there's
trouble-and disappointment.
What's become of those mornings when it
was great to be alive, and every sense thrilled
to the inspiration of health and energy and
ambition? It was easy to collect from life
then. Is it so easy now? Probably life is
just the same-and it's ourselves that have
changed.
Let's think: Have we protected our invest
1nent? Health was the big thing. Sound body
and nerves-eat well, sleep well, play well,
work well. That was the life. What's be-
come of it? What is becoming of it-now?
Protecting or neglecting? It's very inpor-
tant to know-and in time.
What about coffee and tea day after day?
Let's look at the facts: Caffeine in coffee and :
them in tea are drugs-we1l- known drugs with
well ll-known effect. Useful, perhaps, when
doctor prescribes them They whip up the
nerves. ..
That may be all right sometimes. But
it may be all wrong all the time. In
great many cases it is all wrong; disturbing
to health, as your doctor can tell you-rob-
bing nights of sleep and days Of efficiency,
harrning digestion, bringing headaches and
high blood pressure-laying the grounds for
serious trouble
And the fact that the harm comes slowly
and may not be noticed for long time is all
the more reason why it pays to be on guard
why it does not pay to take the risk. "