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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-09-12
FATTY ARBUCKLE
HELD FOR MURDER
in FELONY ROW.
Famous Movie Actor Denied Bail
While Awaiting Hearing On
Grave Charge

San Francisco, SPIT. ia formal
charge of first degree murder, San
Francisco police announce, will have
been preferred today against Roscoe
Fatty) Arbuckle, the motion picture
commedian, under arrest here in con-
nection with the death last Friday OF
Miss Virginia Rappe, film actress,
Miss Rappe's death followed her at
tendance at a party given in Ar
buckles suite a week ago. She died
of injuries which District Attorney
Matthew Prady, of San Francisco, and
other authorities allege, were inflicted
by Arbuckle
Arbuckle is held without bail in the
hall of justice here. He was arrested
last Saturday night on his arrival
from Los Angeles and was booked on
a charge of murder. He has been con-
fined in a small cell, No. II, on the
Hall of Justice tier known as Felony
row.
The Arbuckle case is scheduled to
be brought before the San Francisco
county grand jury tonight. A cor
oner's inquest into Miss Rappe's s
death has been called for next Thurs
day.
Abuckle has requested that none but
his attorneys be allowed to see him a:
the Hall of justice. He declined yes
terday, on the advice of counsel, t.
make any statement. His lawyers also
refused to make statement or dis
cuss the case in any way.
Police yesterday were busy examin'
ing witnesses who they say will be
presented to the grand jury tonight
The witnesses number 30 and are
guarded by police detectives.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-09-12
GRADUATES OF STATE
4 COLLEGE QUALIFY AS
TEACHERS ON RECORDS

1t has been announced from the Of
flee of Prof. w. N. Sheats, state su-
perintendent of public instruction, that
nearly 100 1921 graduates of the State
College for Women have been recon-
mended as teachers by DR.. Edward
Conradi, president Of the college.
These recommendation were made on
the scholarship records of the young
ladies.
In the list of recommendations, the
following will be of local interest: B.
s.. degrees-Miss Maude Clyatt, Bar
tow; Miss Genevieve Duggan and Miss
Reva Fletcher, Lakeland; Miss Clara
Kibler, Dunnellon.
B. s.. degree in Home Economics
Miss Loyola Stacy, Lakeland.
b L. I. degrees (NormalD-Miss Eun-
ice e. Keen. Miss Grace Murrell, Miss
Julia Mae Won Seutter, of Lakeland; !;
Miss Lois Clyatt, Miss Lillian E..
Dean, Miss Susie Lee White, of Bar
tow.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-09-12
The WEATHER
GENERAL WEATHER CONDITIONS

Pressure is rather low over the
Gulf of Mexico this morning. and high
over the upper lake region and the
upper Mississippi valley. Scattered
showers have occurred in the south
ern portion of the upper lake region,
in the middle Mississippi valley the
Ohio valley, New England, Louisiana.
southern Florida, North Carolina and
Georgia. 1t is slightly cooler this
morning over the eastern half of the
country.
In the west, an area Of low pres
sure over the plateau region has Civ
en- rain in Arizona. and showers have
occurred in Montana and Kansas.
Elsewhere the weather has been fair
1t is cooler over the northwestern
states and the northern plains.
The tropical storm from the Carib-
bean, has apparently taken a sudden
northward turn, and was located last
night over northwestern Haiti. 1t
will probably not pass into the gulf.
Indications are partly cloudy wealth
err in the vicinity of Tampa tonight
and Tuesday.
WALTER J. BENNETT.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-09-12
Confessions Said To I'm
plicate John Pope and
Irwin Novitzky- Wife
of Latter Also Arrested
Trial of Rawlings
Postponed Until Next
Wednesday

Jacksonville, Fla, Sept. 12.-The
Duval county grand jury was to meet
in special session today to consider
charges against John Pope, local at
torney, and Irwin Novitzky, electri-
clan, arrested Saturday in connection
with the killing here the night of Sep
tember 4, of George Hickman, man
ager of a vaudeville theater.
Pope and Novitzky were apprehend.
ed after Frank Rollins, alias Rawl-
ings, of Chicago, attacked Hickman
while trying to rob the manager of
the box office receipts. and killed him,
had given States Attorney McNeill an
alleged written confession duplicating
them, Mr.. Mcneil said.
A warrant for the arrest of Johnny
Novitzky, divorced wife of Novitzky.
was also issued and the woman was
arrested late Saturday near Fort
Myers. She arrived here this morn
ing in custody of a deputy.
Mr.. McNeill, in a statement last
night, declared Rollins charged Pope
with having planned the robbery and
that verbal statement yesterday By
Novitzsky amplified Rawlings alleged
confession. Novitzsky was quoted as
having told McNeill that he knew the
robbery was to be attempted but did
not inform the authorities for fear
of harm at the hands of Poke. Hick-
man was killed with pistol belong
ing to NovitZsky. MacNeil said, but
NovitszlIy claimed the weapon was
stolen from him.
Rawlings trial on a charge of muir
der in the first degree, which was to
have been begun this morning. was
postponed until next Wednesday.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-09-12
MORE Loss OF
LIFE REPORTED
In FLOOD AREA
Relief Work Progressing
At San Antonio Prop
erty Loss In Country
Districts Will Reach
Staggering Sums Live
Stock, Corn and Cotton
Crops Are Destroyed

Houston, Texas, Sept 12-Aside
from the report from Taylor that 40
Mexicans had been drowned and re-
port from Hearne that seven negroes
had been drowned as they tried to
make their way IRON the bottoms re-
ports of loss of life today were few
and scattered.
Tremendous loss to livestock and
corn and cotton crops, however, are
expected to send the total damage in
this section into the millions. OBJ
servers were inclined, early today, {,
believe that the worst is over so far as
Houston county is concerned.
San Antonio, Sept. 12.-Relief funds
to;aliing SIT, ,47S had been subscribed
today by citizens of San Antonio to-
ward goal OF S25 900 for relieving
the distress of those who lost pos
sessions in the torrents of late last
week which swept the lower portion
OF the city. The property damage was
fixed at $S,000,00 in a statement by c.
B. Yandell, general manager of the
chamber of commerce, while the
death list was still uncertain, some
estimates running as high as 100 dead,
including the AZ bodies recovered. e.
Train service in and out of the city
which approached normal today, was
possible through the repair of small
washouts on the lines.
The same cathedral at San Fer
rando which has been used for 100
years in saying mass for MeXicans
killed in floods will be the scene of il
solemn mass next Monday.
A dozen refuge camps were caring
for the refugees today under the aus
pices of charitable organizations Mr..
Yandell's statement said 1--WE will be
able to handle the situation very
nicely without outside help
At one place in the city the famous
Buck Horn saloon with its collection
OF long horns was destroyed.
The ZOO is damaged but the protec-
ton of a natural dixie saved that park
from the flood. The municipal golf
course near Breckenridge Park was
considerably damaged.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-09-12
HOME LANGUAGE WINS IN
VERMONT SUMMER SCHOOL

Middlesbury, Vt. Sept. 12.-Three
hundred pupils in the Middlebury Col
lege summer school who have had to
converse in French or Spanish at
play as well as in classroom under
penalty of dismissal. have resumed
their native English.
The faculty was composed entirely
of professors from France and Spain,
while the students were largely high
school teachers who came from all
parts of the country
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-09-12

Washington, Sept. 12-The tropical
storm is apparently central this morn
ing in approximately longitude 20 and
latitude 25 and moving northeastward,
the weather bureau announced today.
This storm, no doubt, did considerable
damage Sunday on the island of San
Domingo. The center of this storm
was encountered Saturday afternoon
by. the steamship West Farralon SIS
miles south. southwest of Mona is
land. At that time the barometer read
2S.3S inches and the wind blew with
hurricane force. This disturbance
will not reach the coast of the United
States.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-09-12

Pittsburg bargers face bankruptcy
unless business picks up. "It used t.
be that the young men came in about
every week for hair cut shave and
all the frills. but now they come about
once in six weeks and get plain hair
cut" they say.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-09-12
Last Minute Briefs

Washington, Sept. 12.-Thomas w.
Miller, alien property custodian, has
demanded of Mrs. Bergdoll that she
turn over to him all property held by
her as attorney in fact for her SOL,
Grover C.. Bergdoll.
Charleston. w. Va, Sept. 12-Brig.
General II. II. Bandholtz, left here to-
day for his headquarters in Washing
ton Three regiments will remain in
the field, under command of their
colonels. it is announced, until fur
ther orders.
Petersburg, Va, Sept. 12.-One per-
son was killed and nine injured when
an automobile driven by Rev. R. l..
Mathews, ran down a party on the
turnpike near this city today.
Bedford, Mass, Sept. 12.--=Mayor
Hayens today notified all motion pic
ture houses here that films of Fatty
Arbuckle would be barred until the
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-09-12

case in San Francisco was disposed
of by the courts.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-09-12
LAKELAND AND vIcINIr

Partly cloudy tonight and
tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-27
RAILROAD MAN
NEEDED RELIEF
B. & o. Baggage Master Says
He Was Lucky to Get
Tanlac When He Did.

"Tanlac did the work for me and
I'm strong for f." said Robert X. Fog
gin. 26l0 Vaughn ave. Parkershurg. W.
Va. baggage master for tho b. & o.
Il. r.
1T was lucky for me I go; Tanlac
when did because needed RELIEF
quick had stomach trouble OF the
worst sort FOR n year and had gotten
TO the place where I couldn't eat thIng
without suffering misery afterwards.
ached a.! over and my legs hart me so
bad It WAS all | could do TO drag my
self around.
TT beats anything ever saw III"
way T2nlar gave me an appetite. toned
up my stomach and made me gain six
teen rounds in weight. | sleep Ike a
top AL night and get up IN the morning
feeling as happy and as active as
boz"
Tanlac Is sold In Wheeling by the
Hoge- Davis Drug Co. and by leading
druggists everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-27

and Alrs. Thos. Macmillan Of Main
street. y reIurted 10 b" critically H.
Mr.. Ml..iam i.".I"r;ntu 81 North
MHrshan street. ,uuti"u" I" ;'ii. '.' :.
ll"nrN Andrc,,~ Z l"SE4 Eu" ana N'.i
khoNu Il. iNia city, !..~ r-turi.c" j., n"
after u bril-: Nis!c WIKI Relatives ~
Gerranv.
Joseph Blake or NrM"rhen street re
mains al II: MS h"w-
Many I"ca. people VIII regret /, hear
thai llr. J. y. Meyers Of Gi'TII'e +
seriously ~ Il; his hvn,.
Walter landrrs la sV,." g. Eur"'E''
/ ~ ter - lev Days foe MS a''n''H IN"
ynurg man las been quite n. hey" =.
,vnt!y having underwent an operation
some tune ago at In" North Wh"ejinI
hnSi ltTi.
Harry MarN ard friends have returned
h"r" from i camping trip on the MuN.
hingum river.
Miss llo!cn Eyevs OF this city ~.
rived home last evening from H"'.-
burg her" sh" SroU' a f"u days VISIT
ing friends and C-la'!v"S
Mrs James llomerkcr of Marshall
street is able 10 be ont again after :,
recent illness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-27
RAY SEEN IN SCRAP
IRON" AT LIBERTY

"scrap Iron" the latest First Nat!onal
attraction starring Charles Ray. Will 10
rho Offering at the Liberty theatre Al
This week. Ray not only stars IN the
picture. but also directed It and did the
greater part Of adapting the story writ
ten By Charles +. Van Loan and puo-
nshed In tho Saturday Evening POST
for the screen.
The young actor portrays tho roe OF
John Steel. a young mill worker His
mother induces him 70 abandon boxing.
which IS hts fayorite recreation. HIS
prorniss causes him to get the reputA-
ton with his fellow workers as yell
tow and also loses him his girl VINO
n;cknames him Scrap Iron. Then ne
loses his Job through latenrss caused
by attending TO the wants OF his
mother, who Is an invalid.
Every other avenue OF earning money
being closed TO him. he turns 70 his
boxing ability to support himself and
his mother. Tho result Is one Of the
most exciting and thrilling scenes
which ever took place in q motion pic
turs production. according 10 New York
critics.
Vera Stsdman. Lydia Knott. Tom
wilson Tom O'Rrisn. Stanton Heck.
Claude Berkely ard Charles Whes.r"F
are among he p.4S"rs who have pr"M'-
nen, roles IA the production.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-27
HUGE MOVING VAN
FROM BALTIMORE
Furniture for Ten Rooms Brought TO
Wheeling IN Ono Load.

ore OF 'hr biggest moving vans ever
seen by Wh'"!iuh prrP.r arrived last
-.cniue from Baltimore, Md. with Il
load OF moN!nr tor y family hy the
name Of Cal!ihD. who are taking up
their residence here.
The truck IS one OF the special Rull
Dog Mack trucks and Is capable Of NOV
Ing ton rooms OF furniture At one time.
II has capacity "f clint toms. and Is
one OF tho largest portable structures
ever seen in the city. According TO
Frank J. Ham. one ~ the drivers. II
can mako 80 miles per hour loaded ful!.
The truck Is owned by J. Norman
Gplre. zoos t,Gmondsnn avenue. Ea''s-
more Mr. Gcipe has large numner
( these trucks and spe 'iail1cS in long
distance moNinS.
Joseph Scott. assistant driver. tod {"
an Intelligcncer reporter that 30 far
This wear has made trips 10 nearly ever?
largo city east of the Mississippi river
Ia has been to Cleveland. GAINESVILLE
Cincinnati. Pittsburgh, Auanuc cry
WASHINGTON. New York md Bunal".
The drivers with this truck were s7-
pcr,cd back mt baltimore today but on
account OF some trouble along the road
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-27
1.-THE BLOT" At PLAZA

"Th. Blot" Lois Ueher's !a;Ss: photo
drama, which opened at the Plaza thea
ire last night, was received "E a." e
,husas.lc and packed theatre.
THIS human drama Ear surpasses any
hing ye, produced by tho xis'ed MISS
Weber She has In The bI"t human =,
Interest story az big rs "Humoreso"e
ard Other productions OF this type;
Her acting cast IA haw!ess and x me
work OF Claire windsor ana Marie
walcamp n this picture Is any 'ndtSa-
Ton We can look to- some big things
IN the future from these ~" oeAut'tul
gtr.s Philip Hubbard scored win an
exccl,en. BIZ OF character acting ana
NarrarS, Mcwade and Louis Calhern
coms In for special mention for their
pleasing and realistic work m Tho
Blot"
Tn. story = one that IS timely and
will hold yo1r interest throughout
II YOU .:ks real human story. pro-
duced and enacted IN realistic NAME
do not taM 20 sec Lois Weher's The
BLOT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-27
; THE THEATRES ;
william HODGE
AN ACTIVE STAR
sHHwARA or DOGS BRINaS WON
pxaru1 STORY PROM TRUE
LuE TO COURT.
PhAnorutual suecess Of ons OF Americas
DuSisst wr1tsr-Actors.

Although he speaks IN a draw. "n"
his le!Surely manner has been ie'"''Ne''
tina and again, William Hodge : peg
haps tho most active star m AAr''''',
He writes his own plays. selects III"
eaEaKes hts company. drills tAe play
suggests the settings and theA N'' wv
Inr 70 a contrac: with Lee Shuo"''
(now In IFS eighth year) n" '"S'N az,
active Interest IN the management -
III. production. This is ali r"" -, Wv
cane ~ Beware ot Dogs ~ "H'' II 81"
comes 70 tho Court theatre 10y
days bee!nnlnS Friday night. SN' ="
Der 80. :. ,
NJ podse has never apie1:et :"
failure and with ea'h OF us '"','
,-orn IN. time % his memorable Al'-
l., IT.. Man Er,In Home. n"
ms FAMED n youaG tNctunf. Two years
$50 ,sriod he continues IN :.
o,ay although. AZ IN the cas-" WIN -,
aTns Man From Home" ne Mas "e'.
into his fourth year. when ne 'e''ue''
80 ,ho,don IL fcr another piece
NJ Hedge writes his own plays f"r
,po a,nns FIRST because he loves 10
write and second because MIS- par "
.tv,s ~ acting IS especially SUITED 20
~. particular style NJ writing. M''
Hoare tnkss his stories from ne
In his dressing room and OK the stage
:, "a. same. slow OF. speech ana
natural in manner. lie aims to injeES
he, AVN or,in!st.c outlook upon lie IN
rho plays ne writes. ON repeated OCT
s,ons Mr.. Hodge has been aSNc" |" sum
marie the reasons why both h" ana ms
nIays are drawing cards. To wh''" ne
Invariably replies that II IS oe'""s'
his efforts are sincere and 'h"' ~"
certify /. inevitably recognized ,'hc -
Mr.. Hodges contentious Is that h'','"
49,, n,s NO. made a single great act"-'
.bo, ma road university is r~$p"uS'"'e
<n- ,he Racon., warfelds, Ditr1chStt'"9
and 'Sklnners. THIS Is particularly true
IN m. case OF Mr.. Hodge himself. IN
eysrv civ. town and hamlet. from the
Quiz 70 canada and from the Atlantic
70 tho Rockies. Mr.. Hodge Is star l"
Il class hv himself
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-27
Flight the film

The first law is to fight film
that viscouS coat you feel. It
dims the teeth and causes most
tooth troubles
Film clings to teeth, enters
crcviccs and stays. Old ways of
brushing do not end IT So few
have escaped some form Of film
attack
Film absorbs stains, making
the teeth look dingy. 1t is the
basis Of tartar. It holds food
substance which ferments and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-27
MOUNDSV|LLE
$1,000 DAMAGE
SUIT ON TRIAL
MONT BoNAR SUING b. & o. ROAD
RESULT OF CROSSING
hHSHAP.
Deed Made In l7o4 Is Placed on Record
In ndarBhan County.

The case Of Mont Eonsr against the
4 & o. railroad company for $1,000
damages, alleged 10 have been done -
his auto whom hit by an engine Of Ia"
defendant company. at the Ninth street
rrossnE 81 Benwood. some time ago,
will probably come 20 Il conclusion by
noon today. Tho case began In circuit
rourt here yesterday morning shortly
hecore noon and continued throughout
the court session beginning a. o'clock.
L. D. Morris IL the presiding JUDGE.
Attorney Martin Brown represents
the plaintiff whilo Attorneys Frank NJ,
bit and A. l.. llooton appear for
'ae defendant.
Separated Prom Children
An unusual case was aired IN circuit
court here yesterday. 4 mother was nd
Judged by tho court to not he capable Of
taking care OF her two Children |; was
deemed advisable by tho court I" haI"
the state take possession of n" "h>i-
dren and they werc ordered turned "N"r
10 tho West Virginia state board OF
chtldrcn's guardians
Record Old Deed.
An old deed. probably III" oldest one
IN tho county clerks office. was rec
orded here yesterday. The deed bore ihe
date Of January Z 1894. Th" rrr"rS
convey $50 acres Of land on Big Wheel
Ing. Creek in Ohio county from William
MARYLAND. Of Wheel!nE. TO Henry C"nkl'
Of Washington county, Ia. Tho tract
lies in two plots ono Of ESQ acres and
.he other OF 200. Tho sum originally
pa ID for tho land was III pounds and u
shillinEs. The deed was brought here
from Cniontown. Pa, for record and
was about ready 70 drop 10 pieces o.:
account Of age and usage.
Attsnd Synod Meet
Or W. g. Thompson. pastor Of the
United Presbyterian church, and mod
orator OF tho Synod Of Ohio. with John
NJ. Thompson and John NJ. Johnson. are
In attendance today ~ the annual meat
ing OF that synod at So. ClairSville. The
synod will hold a three-day session and
will close Thursday evening,
Leave In Plano.
IIeutenants Frank w. and Ernest T.
Harmon loft l.angiu Field here yeStc-'
day afternoon IN II DEl-+ type airplaW
for MrCook Field, Dayton. Ohio. after
spending the past few days in this VI
cinlty visiting with friends
open Street Soon.
Only one stretch OF the C!'y'@ new
streets IS no, available for auto trat-
nc. This lies between Jefferson a"d
Tomlinson avenue on Sixth street. Tht>
pavinE Is not quite dry but Is fast hc.
coming hard and will be orened foE
traffic within the next '"w weeks.
Team to Practice
Moundsvule high schools football
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-27
"WAY DOWN EAST"
Yanou. screen Production Coming baex
20 court AL Next Week

cnur. patrons will be Interested 20
know TIA, d W. Gritnth's superb pro
due,ion Of Way Down Fast Is 20 pay
q return engagement AZ tho Court inca
ire ar next week and Will be SHOWN
twice daily. starting Monday. way
Down East" scored wonderful nj,
here last January az high prices. ana
for this engagement the scale OK prices
vii, range from twenty-five cents 20
one dollar. The Erea. cast. compF'Seu
- Lillian Gish. Richard bar,ne'InesS'
Rur- Mcintosh. Kate Bruce. Creighton
Hale. Viva Ogden. Edgar Nelson Mary
Hay G.orx. Neville. Mrs, Morgan Bel
mont. Porter strong and Others. was
Immensely appreciated her" on IA 'nS'
Anyagemen;. and the production WIZ oe
seen - is entirety. SPECIAL "echeSSta
~ a.,~sr mea wiz rcads' 40 DIG
-nusics, score.
Seats go OF sale THURSDAY n"rniAS
a.a A.: seats Will he reserved.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-27
BENWOOD
THIRD VICTIM GIVEN
FINE FOR DRIVING
AUTO ON new PAVING

arr-~H vs-.J.Sr.y =. '>fL,s. rec r..
ke- whom ~ We >..--.' s-J.ntEE NJ
sutorna4ALs grs. 's-S -" - !'-s soG =
on Marsha sUU~. 49, 80; go Lef"ih
S Nay. s%s. a., , 80, "a .,e. .s
70 keep orr us low - - = .st.. ne
work has b<-n ''.v...tE' go cod !
guilty 70 ~. mage SO ".s rn-1 SIS
and costs ~h"h t.s 100 ca
leased This IL tho 'EJ? .''l-,, 's'.{s'.t
In for diSobayinR - % ing '.Tir' t-lu
BuBiac and George faS"r'h'h ~ t~''
foreigners who werr Arrested hV 'Tc'":
Miller early sundaY Tn"rninE "a 49,.
charge Of disortsriy conduct. we're hr'i
handed Ave dollars and costa or l. day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-27
DIR n. b. FERGUSON Said

"Serv-Worth IS truly IL great remedy
I have tested it professionally in my
practice and actually and practically In
my family. It gives me pleasure to
recommend Il TO the general public. g.
in my opinion. will prove a great boon
to tho sufferers for the troubles for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-27
piarrhoea IN Children

For d.arrhUea IN children one year Old
or older You VIII fiHd uvihlnE" n'.'-'
than Chamber!ain's cote and Dlarrh"ra
Remedy. followed by dos" of CaS'"'
ell. 1t should be kept ~ hand and Eiv
cr az soon IA the first unnatural looS"'
ness OF the bowels appears. For sal
iv all dealers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-27

hey will be late. They left Baltimore
Sr.r,ia, morning al | O'Clock.
Several Thousand i'eop!e saw the van
which stopped In front or the buffalo
confectionery. This truck - as large
rs n railroad freight car and can haul
,us, as much weight as the railroads
get in their cars
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-27

Dental science has adopted new
laws on teeth cleaning. They
mean whittier, cleaner, safer teeth
to those who follow them
Millions employ these new
methods, largely by dental ad-
vice. Now this tcn-day test is
offered to show every home the
results
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-27

~ consider Wentworth a w"nderfni
remedy. II IL giving the best OF satis-
faction. and our sales have exceeded our
expectation" said Geo. '" Eiawson'
druggist at Troy. Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-27

I'm As years Of business We have
never sold anything that eQua.ed Merry
Worth az To results and the amount
sold" says the Troupe Drug Co. spring
Helt Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-27
Brings q new era

These mean vastinpcsvsoO0
on old methodA In fact, Old
nsthods brought ths opposite
effects. Pepsodant has introduced
a new era in teeth cleaning. md
millions nov enjoy t.
Now we urge that you ssnd fcS
4 To-Day Tube. Note how clean
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