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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
SERMON ON DIVORCE
DR., Martin breaches resainS Sermon
at First Christian Church.

Or. Samuel NJ Martin OF Seattle.
Wash. who is conducting the cranE".tS-
tic services A. the First Christian
church. delivered an interesting sermon
10 n large congregation last evening
taking as his theme "Divor"C"
DR.. Martin spoke on the subject first
from the religious standpoint and then
from the worldly View. aG3 clearly
showed the present evils OF diE"''".
since the eve-y-memhcr Can.a~S was
started ihe attendance has been in
creasing steadily. and III" scr ices -
far have been highly SuCCcSShl.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-20
AS OTHERS SEE US.

Every one of US even the most modest of individ-
nals. wonders and then about what his friends
think of him, for which particular trait achieve
ment they viii longest remember him. None of is
poorly equipped In virtues has few worthy
10 his credit that he can't find goodly number
title him his own opinion prolonged esteem from
his friends.
But the virtues and single out for
selves worthy OF being remembered always
those by which friends remember Returning
after absence thirty-seven years his little
in which in his youth he made a splendid reputation
journalism, H ". Collingwood editor of the
dine him because of his success in the world o
journalism. Do they? They dine him and wine him,
be sure; but they do pay the attention
his journalistic achievements They remember him
when he and sing his praise. because back in
the early days he taught his home base ball
pitch
No wonder the editor back the Office of the
Rural New Yorker write a prose eegy what
fragile thing is human hope The fate of this dis
!Ilusioned wielder of the pen leads writer
this subject recall other famous in history
who have suffered a similar the hands of their
fellowmen and posterity
Observation-Disclosures" we are told was great gen
only for his of life Nero governed
his provinces we'll but he sticks in the mind the
burner of Rome. Paul Revere expected honorable
ton engraver he 1T; but the praise
of his is lost in the clater of his horses hoofs
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-20

fime thcir ncFNG IdTLC HFIBkItIeu
health wrecked simply because they hnve al
lowed worry, overwork, grief I. consta Mt nervous
strain and excuses OF various kinds to sap the
vital ncrve 1uid from their nerve cells and the
iron from their blood. In such cases one may
not only suffer from terrible physical tortuTes
,uch az great nervous irritability, heart pal
citations. indigestion. splitting headaches.
pains across the back. dizziness. sleeplessncss
extreme weakness.ete. but the mind 10 natur-
ally more or less Affected the memory becomes
poor. the judgement bad. and such often re-
yuits in business failure and may even cause
the sufferer to commit suicide or land him in
an asylum.
Many a capable man or woman falls JUST
short OF winning success md happiness IN
life because they do not back up their
mental ability with the physical strength,
energy and endurance which comes from
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-20

Usually take, Nuxstcd Iron may therefore Do
termed both q blood and nerve food - u
feeds strength-givins iron to your blood sndtne
pyincfnni chemical Ingredient Of active liv
Ing nerve force to your brain and nerve cells.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-20
AUTO FATALITIES INCREASE.

Automobile fatalities continue increase, not
alone In this state, but all the country The
tistical bulletin of of the largest life
companies just out shows that deaths this
excess of those of year Tables have been COM
piled which show that the death list is lowest March,
with sharply ascending curve through June and
July until 1t reaches a peak the end CT August,
continuing almost stationary latter part
December. when II begins TO fall again Sundays and
holidays take greater toll than other days
There few IL any, acute problems be-
fore the public health and police authorities AM
erican cities today than that CT finding ways and
the large number OF which are be-
ing lost TO an increasing extent year after year.
through automobile fatalities observes the stastican
Of the company and what he says the country as
whole applies particularly to this state, where the
rotor-driven vehicle is fast becoming to
public safety
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-20
ENDS meet when one has to
PAY rent and buy 60 gallons of
GASOLINE on the same day.
HOW MUCH
Do YOU KNOW?

When was the FIRST pocket watch
NADER
How long docs IT take the egg OF a
ny to develop?
3-What coin was first to bear the
motto I'm God We Trust?"
flow did the accidental death rate
on highways compare with the death
rate in the United States army during
tho World War?
What causes the strong taste in
onions?
6-How much sweeter than sugar is
saccharin?
flow rapidly does the earth move
around the sun?
slow many stokers were requir-
ed on the Lcvlathan when she was q
troop ship?
o-What is the color OF the presidents
eyes?
10-How fast are the Horshoe Falls
receding?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-20
WEARING GIVES AGAIN.

The army is put finally a peace-time footing by
Secretary OF War Weeks order permitting officers and
enlisted civilian clothes within the con-
tnental limits OF the United. except when duty
at military post reservation
During the wearing of the uniform OBJ
Ngatory, whether duty off. Then there
were many soldiers about that the uniform ceased
attract the attention that IL when the
have been demobilized Beth officers enlisted
will welcome the opportunity get 'cits" for a
change. Before the ii unusual for en-
listed both of the army navy be denied
mission to places OF amusement and entertainment
when in uniform While the present order applies only
60 the army and soldiers doubtless, would prefer
doT theiEt uniforms when going for pleasure, 1t
would be rash individual who would deny ad-
mittance to soldier sailor in uniform. Since over
5000 900 donned the uniform there S a Jealous
regard for what It that would bode Ill
who might dare to insult it by intimatng that it Is
not proper garb for any occasion.
The uniform is not emblem of mltarism but
of the Willingness fight des potism If be. 1t
is the badge Of patriotism patriotism that
aggression but viii permit invasion of
rights.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-20
u q The ofTor.

Up OF the Otncr.
What kind Of wood Is used 10
make spools for thread? Ans. Poplar.
5-How many pieces of mail go to the
dead letter office annually? Ans. About
twenty million.
s--where do we get the word pants.
Ans. 1t is an abbreviation of panta-
looms.
Who becomes vice-president IL the
vice president is elevated to the pres
idcncy7 Ans. No one. The senate
elects a president pro tenn from its
membership who serves at the same
salary of the vice-presidcnt.
S-Where was ink first used? Ana
Egyptians used ink as carly as $500 p.
c. Chinese claim to have used ink as
carly as 2ssS b c.
9-what is the strength OF tho coy
Scouts OF America? Ans. The total
boys and officers is 52SS59
i0-What do the initials A. M, al
ter a date stand for? Ans They
stand for ammo nundi. in the year OF
the world
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-20

pUI4NII ~11N@
willard and thereby win the worlds cnana-
pionship at Toledo. After that time ~'hen-
rvey felt rundown used EuJatcd Iron 70
help build up my physical condition; and
when | started to train for the international
championship bout against Carpenter re-
suued the regular use ofNuxated Iron, feeling
positive that IL would help give me that rug
gard strength. endurance and power that u
ofereatest importance in contests OF this KIND
because, other things being equal. victory
.Ix,.rs roes 10 the strongest man. In this
was not mistaken as Nuxsted Iron again
came to the front at the time most needed
n. and am sure that it played an important
part In getting me into such fine physical con-
dition as to enable me to win SO quickly and
easily in my battle with Carpenter Before
the eight Ind heard so much Of CARPENTER
great skill and the ense with which he had
Ssf-stcd eli the noted heavywcights off uEops
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-20
ANSWERS TO TUESDAYS
uEgTY0Ha

How do you find the water prev
sure at 100 feet below sea level? Ans.
Multiply 100 by AS and this will give
you the approximate pressure in pounds
per inch.
Where is the worlds highest chin
ney? Ans At Anaconda. Mont. This
rhimney is 5s5 feet 1 and II inrhes
high.
3-How is boxers reach measured
Ans. From the tip OF one hand 10 the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-20

ping early.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-20

Nor is this irony OF fate reserved only for great
In his small circle each OF selects To-
qualities and deeds for which he hopes his friends wiI
esteem. And when the truth becomes known, it
sometimes does, he may that his friends have
chosen quite otherwise
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-20
The-Pnssimg Shoe

ANOTHER pest is the man
WHO makes you
HUNT for a raincoat and
AN umbrella when he sneezes.
PROBABLY the true character
OF an automobile agent
Is about half way
BETWEEN the way he treats
YOU when he thinks
YOU are going to buy his car
AND the way he
TREATS you
WHEN you have bought some other
kind.
WHEN a man is engaged
TO a girl he may have a nice
CREASE in his pants
WHEN he enters her home TO
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-20

CALL on her. but the
CREASE is generally not there
WHEN he leaves her house.
WOMAN has proved her capacity
TO compete on even terms with man
IN many fields of endeavor
but we have seen the Bloomer Girls
PLAY and are convinced that
No girl will ever become a Babe
Ruth.
ALMOST any man
CAN tell you that this
WOULD be a great country
If every man
WAS half az decent as he thinks he
WE are a great believer
IN. being agreeable at the
SACRIFICE of literal truth
AND nothing pieases US more
THAN to meet an old friend
AND have him look US up
AND down and say with apparent
sincerity
~wHY you are considerably heavier
THAN you were. aren't your"
A couple can be engaged
FOR five years
But they won't really know
ANYTHING about each other
UNTIL they have
BEEN married Cor at least Ave days.
THERE'S one girl around here
WHO always impresses US
AS being dressed to be tickled
IT'S hard TO make both
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-20

MAwurscrunExs' NoTx: From the above article
the reader rn.sse not infer that H3xated Iron vii
nske 4 Giant n strength or . wofid'n ehenpion cut
~ IA AVERAGE man but Nux2tsd Iron Will increase
ths red blood eorpeseles and by dosing greatly 10
e~e.aa venr strength, power and endurance. and
sreny decreased nerve force to the starving nerve
rsiIs VOC can try Nuxaaed Ircu on ccf ehso'ntc
povrr and snduYxnce IL ito wesk's time and Give
yop perfeetiy satisfactory results your norsy WI %
r~furded Beware Of substitutes. Look TOT the
word 'sNuxstsd'' every pecksgst Nu1nted irsn
fsE the blood and nerves = sosd b. ~ aruGssn
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-20

HALF THE year gone! Do your Christmas shop
ling early.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-20

SOME OF the modern cigars anticipated the no
obacco movement
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-05-17

OTTAWA JOURNAL
Established 1890
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-05-17
WEATHER

and Wednesday, except
probably showers warm
CT tonight and Wednes,
day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-26
THE BLOT" AT PLAZA
STORY OF POVERTY

Lois V-sbers great drama OF pride
and sacrifice. The Blot" which opens
It's local showing today at the Plaza
theatre tells a story or the great pow
erty inflicted by the American peop,a
II is 4 Neutrality-suspicious. Hic;urizatton "
a situation recently cCmGH"Ute.i upon
In the newspapers from coast 70 coast.
regarding TIE scam Sa'a:!eS provided
for the members q ta.S y'r,',"ssioH.
Professor GrissS an uni"rppid school
teacher - depressed ard u"-~:"d over
conditions existing In his Immediate
family With his sinai salary II IL
Impossible tur him 20 provide sufficient
food and clothing Cor his wife and SICK
daughter Tho daughter. Amelia. tnds
employment In tho public library and
(, Is ,he-s that she meats f'hil West.
a son 90 the idle rich and oGe OF her
c1ther'e THpi!s West fai!a IN love with
Amelia and when no learns OF condI-
lions existing in thu teachers home he
appeals 20 his father .or aid in raising
the old professor salary. West casts
aside hi> gay night re and d,;otes his
energy 70 making the GrigSs family
happy. Mrs. Grlgss. Gespond'n IN. o"er
conditions Is on tho verge OF turning
thief. wh-r Phil saves her az the crit
teal moment
Phil organizes niGh; class Cor The
old professor and Is successful In OS
tanning tha membership OF his class
mates who work hand n hand with tho
proresso- in making the class profitable
and Interesting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-26
MAMMOTH EXHIBITION
AT THE REX THIS WEEK

The ram:noth vaudeville exhibition
70 be given at he R"N theatre - =
week vii b. hard 20 beat. Each * the
Ave acts ~ lan:aSrS vaudeville =" /
feature at The vaudeville with n"
super-sealrre phocop,uy. 4 comedy that
Is worth while and n Rex News feature.
will make ;hIs blk NrGo.e bill the n *
OF the valley before ire end OF the
week.
Travelling Intact. The Pantages acts
arrived In this city last night FROM
Cleveland. where ;Ney scored wet al
o: !as: week Those N The party tn
Guided, tho K, "a r,ura laps. who present
q whirlv!nd OF sensational variety: Fred
Jarvis and Frederick Harrison Will pre-
sent their latest mus!ca, comedy Few
olity entitled Lonesome" TG!s clever
team puts out ore o. the most humor-
Gus and original dialogues yeI presented
In Wheeling.
Fox. Johnston and Gibson also have
q unique coyu!c oddly entitled 'Blutf. "
while Jessie Miller. the musical girl
from the Golden West has an &c; CON-
plete with music. entertaining through
out on The cornet. piano and acCord!aa.
Rogers. Rennet and Trap N a down
pour o. U:!rch and Hov".ty also pT"s"n:
a clevsE ac: that wt'l De- @ ;He t:k.H <
OF the Wheeling district 'heatreSoerS.
The supe-:-a'U-e photo pay VIII be
enc Of William FoN's lacss'. After Your
Own Name in which Tom MIx. SUP
ported by an al star rdsc ! shown. The
trst Performance" o. ;hiS o., double bill
will be started a, O'Clock tbs after
noon. ;he performances - continue until
II =. NJ This Wi % ;he fourth week
~ tire Pantages vaudeville and the bill.
Ike that 81 prev:oGs weeks wi" even
surpass those. Try to get 70 ths Rex
this week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-26
YOUR SPECTACLES
BY MAIL; NEWEST
OFFER BY SCIENCE
Old Chicago House to Prove
Claim by Chance at
Free Trial.

After years OF experimentation a Chi
cREo Spectacle House c.aims 10 hRvo
successfully developed 4 safe and sc!cn-
tine way 10 select spcctRc.cs by mail
no matter where YOU live Many men
and women everywhere arc now wear.
INK their spcCIar!eS. In order 10 con-
vince everyone ns To tho success o\the!r
method. they are maxim; The as'Onish-
!rG ofer % FeHi n PAR Of their hand
SpIuc. extra lLTgH So" 20 Karat god.
fllcd Spectacios free FOR ten days trial
without n cen; IN advance. 10 anyone
who huucrs from cyesirnin. needs
c!nSsos. or IN fact. 10 anyone who writes
'hrm for he'N These splendid True
Vision Glasses WI. enable anyone to
road tho sma!iNs, print. bread tho I'm r.
est needle. 10" Ear and ncRr. and pre-
vent eyCs;rai" md E"a ia0hes. They are
sad TO be tho c7"a! Of auy sold ut 70.
tail at from 500 To 5000 II pair They
arc vary handsome IN Rppcaranc" and
usually last Mf"i!mr. Ton'i srrd any
money Simply wrl'e bent. Q %. Chi-
Cagn Spectacle 1IoUs". IiR.-S6 " Mind
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address AMI ag" H1I .' Yea have cv"r
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and wear FOR 'rn days frc" IL WOW
arc satisfied IN every Way md want TO
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r.'urn "a" giLsscS. uni you Rrc cur
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advertisements
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-26
! THE THEATRES ;
WILLIAM HODGE IN
beware OF DOGS"
Popular Star Has Great New Play
Hsrs Friday and Satu-day--Seats
On Sale Tomorrow.

\ comedy ~ tire Bordering 90 u farSe
Is IN brief tho description Of M!ilsan
Hodges new play. "E"wt:" ~ t"sS. IN
which the famous star W. appear at
the Court ;he2tcc tur 'w"-'!'y en-
GageTen. beginning Friday. SeN'"mh~r
3hth. With matinee Saturday. Beware
ct Dogs IS comedy tale IN tire"
pieces I.s story IS told - three acts
and - scenes ara al iA.t in suburb
OF New York-CirecuwICE. Ioar u os
exact.
Tho star ~ revealed n m ga ract"r
OF George p,!Ner. ! young r.:y i:-IA VIE"
has gone 20 the country =" MS health.
Tho property he purchased '.Gdrs "
boarding place for dogs aui this bus.
ness comes under his char NU; I
seems O,tver - no d. :AT"."r "ai Us
troubles multiply.
No, only do tho dogs gr: :";D a., s';is
OF mischief out a.so b. .h':r n'''"'.'
and between the PES and Their ';..'S -
divers 80 IS one continuous :@''';" ~
worry. II Is f-om his S!.Ua."1 ;H";
tho play gets It's ut.e.
Before mo action = ;hr ""m"!% "aS
progressed Very Tar tn Na1."SS 'AH;u"
custodian becomes ;he party 60: n" &'.''
ond part N an !rterestr-; .gT" affair
that vii, not prove ohter;."aIo,c -
those p!ayEoerS who prct'r :heiv cntHr-
ta!nuepI Favored with romance.
The supporting c.s; Is :eSp.end"nt
with names o. rogu,l- r'Ayers. and in
ctudes Ann Davis. wh" MS NJ. Hodges
leading lady n The Quest % Honor:
Mrs. Chariss g. 'r,tg. one OK the fore
most dei!neators OF negro characters
on the American sage. Ed.'h ShLynt.
who has played icad.nS rnieS with Ear-
ious stars: Julia E-uns. Formerly led
ing woman Cor NrN",d la.v. john WeA-
s,er George " Ear5:e". Leighton
Stark. Philip nunn:ng aaI others.
Seats tor his superb At'rac',"N 20
or sale tomorrow at 9 \. III. Ma, orders
IRON, surrounding towns wi, be given
prompt attention
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-26
CONVENTION week
OF WEST VA. LEGION
Moundsvtils Pastor 10 Bs wen OapDosN
Cd for ofnos Of StAes Chaplin

No less than 1000 leEtonArtea II 10
thought. will be In Wheeling for the
annual state convention OF the Ameri-
can Legion. Thursday and Friday OF
this week. Final preparations for the
big event are being made By thu con.
vention committee Of wheeling Post
No |. and local hotels have been
swamped with calls for reservations
from legion posts throughout the state.
While Wheeling has little or no In.
formation regarding tho candidates for
the various offices for 1922, II II said
that there IL every indication. especial
ly In the lower part Of the state. Of .
heated battle for the commandershin
According to tho constitution Of the
American Legion. no commander can
succerd himself and there Will be.
therefore, new department commander
each year. II Is said that Andy Ed
ulsomundson. OF Weston. has announced
himself as candidate for state COM
mander and Holroyd McGinn!S. Of Beck
ley. present vlce-department command
or II Is known. Is also after tho Office
Most Of the posts throughout the state,
however. are keeping quiet about their
choice and II is hard to say who viii
land the comma ndcrship.
Marshall county legion boys are
boosting Rev Harold Garfield Gaunt.
member Of Earl Francis Post No. ).
Moundsv!!le. for the state chaplinship.
Rev Gaun, who served overseas With
the hoys, IS ono Of the most energetic
members o: the Moundsville post and
ha 9 been unanimously chosen by his fei-
low members.
Bernard L. Kaiser. present department
adjutant. ts no: In the running for that
office again. according 10 loca! talk. and
II will be necessary TO MI his place.
One Of the most active legion deiega.
tons here fo- the convention WI b
tho Rlucfeid hoys. II Is gosst7o that
that city is set on having the 1872? state
convention and that the iegionaire0
mean 70 do some good work while In
Wheeling toward furtherinE their planA
In addition 20 che many state leEon-
aires there will be many prominent
American Legion men here Thursday
and Friday. among them being National
Commander John G. Emery Of Indian
apolIs: Theodore Roosevelt. Jr.. Assist
ant secretary Of the navy; General Har-
board Of Washington Capt Albert u
Ham. Washington: Capt. Robert y
Allen. Washington. Both Capt HAN
and Capt Allen are Of the VeteranT
Bureau.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-26
RAY BUILDS HIS OWN
THIRTY ACRES

The Hrst arena shown IN "Scra? IroH"
the First National feature starring
Charles Pay. which will be shown a,
the Liberty theatre toc ons solid week
beginning today. was built on the E.tSs
stage al thu Charles Ray Productions
s'1:d." /; - an exact replica OK tho
Vernon arena and Charles Pay = IN
debted 70 lack Doyis. Tho owner 81 tho
cr!ssat. Vernon club. !Or his willing co.
operation. Doyle could no, do enough
ana mis- suggss,tons were Invaluable In
fact. when he Saw the nght sc-reued a.
the studio h" remarked iha. ;" could
hardiy believe rhA. = hat not taken
place IN his own SHOP" II" COM
mended the adelIty 20 tho ..r.g,a,t and
the absence OF any exI-us;y. appoint
uentS.
Mr.. Doyle even lent Ray :, number OF
his orig nal photographs 90 famous box
srs. which ad"-n The walls - iH!"v's
onics n the picture
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-26
BENWOOD
FIGHTERS TO GET
HEARING TONIGHT

John Nuaiar and GeorEe ravovinch.
the NO foreigners Of this C!tv who were
- rrest"d hy 0fAcc~ Miller early v"s'rr-
la morning whra The n"nce~ caught
han "rFHEeI ~ y HCh' VII - ar
ra!gaed h""nr" Mayer tiark Sprouts MS
"veninE. Fu,!uu!1g ;n":r arre., yea
"-'!ay they we're released "a bond.
i:u4!ac put;!ug ny SIS and Pnv!v!nch
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-26
HELP rum-Hn1P YoU1S1GY.

When YOU consider the steady, COR
,inuous. nevcr-interrupted work demand
ed OF the Kidneys. you do not wonder
that they must have the help oceahen-
ally TO filter and cast out from the
blood stream the waste matter tneS
forms po!sons and acids II permitted
TO- remain. causing backache. rheumatic
Do Ing, stiff Joints. sore muscles, dixel'
ness. floating specks. sallowness ana if.
regular bladder action. Foley Kidney
Pills give relief promptly. Sod svsry.
where-Ady.