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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-11-23
Give Thanks To-Morrow.

1t matters not how pressing your
engagements tomorrow, whether
they be social, of a business nature
or merely pleasure seeking, do not
fail to raise your eyes heavenward
and devoutly give thanks to the
Great Giver of every good and per-
feet gift for the many blessings
which He has vouchsafed to you dur
ing the past year. While we are pass
ing through a season in which the
Lord seems to have withdrawn his
loving favor, yet who knows but that
it is indeed a blessing in disguise.
sttThe Lord lofeth whom He chasten
eth," and as an earthly father in love
chastens disobedient child, bestow-
ing real blessing, as realized by the
child in after years, so does our
Heavenly Father, through chasten-
ing restrain US and bring US from
wandering afar back to a realiza-
tion of our dependence upon Him.
Limit Of Wickedness Reached.
History, unfortunately, repeats
itself in the wicked and degrading
things of the world as much as in the
pure and beautiful and wholesome
things. In the early days of the hu-
man race certain cities became so
unspeakably wicked and debauched
that Gods curse was pronounced up
on them, and it seems that some mod
ern cities are as completely lost to all
decency as were those spoken of in
holy @rit.
According TO press dispatches, Par
s is is but little removed from the Tyre
and Sidon of old. The extreme de-
pravity of Paris finds expression in
or is reflected by some of the new
dances, one of which has been called
the, "Adam and Eve Hug" Those who
participate in this dance at the thea
tres "appear almost totally uncloth-
ed" and the dispatch further states
that stthe boxes of the theatre are
nightly thronged with befurred and
bejeweled women of society"
AS long as such state of deprav-
ity and decentralization exists in
Paris there is no hope for France.
But the worst part Of it is, the new
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-11-23

WANTED: Men or women to take
orders among friends and neighbors
for the genuine guaranteed hosiery,
full line for men, women and chill
dren. Eliminates darning. We pay
75c an hour spare time, or $4,000
week for full time. Experience un-
necessary. Write international
Stocking Mills, Morristown, Pa.
11-2-10t.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-11-23
Wednesday,

Published every Wednesday in
The Advertiser Building at $500
per year in advance.
Entered as second class matter at
the postoffce at Edgedeld S. G.
No communications will be pub
Hshed unless accompanied by the
writer's name. I
Card of Thanks, Obituaries, Res
olutions and Political Notices pub
lished at advertising rates.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-11-23
]. RUSSELL WRIGHT.

The lucky number at the drawing
Saturday was TIT. The holder of this
number will please call and get Fisk
inner tube free. It pays to trade with
US.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-11-23
Wednesday, November %.

o give thanks unto the Lord, for
he is good: for his mercy, endureth
forever.-The Pselmist.
Secretary Hughes meant for his
war-ship scrapping proposal to be
more than mere scrap of paper.
o Lord, who lends me life, lend
me a heart replete with thankful
ness.-Shakespeare.
While the conference is planning
to disarm the nations, the States
Should plan to disarm the individual.
Whether the 1921 cotton crop be
more or less than originally estimat-
ed, the incontrovertible fact stands
out that the yield will be less than
half the pre-war yield. And too, the
world is nearer naked than at any
other time since the days of Eden.
Governor Harding and his asso-
ciates on the Federal Reserve Board
may not be responsible for the wreck
age and ruin wrought by the sudden
dehation, but mountains of argument
would not cinvince teeming millions
of American people who lie bruised
and broken amid the financial debris
of their innocence.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-11-23

Secretary Hughes meant for hi!
war-ship scrapping proposal to b
more than a mere scrap of paper.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-11-23

= o give thanks unto the Lord, for
he is good: for his mercy endureth
forever.-The Pselmist.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-11-23

o Lord, who lends me life, lend
me heart replete with thankful
ness.-Shakespeare.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-16

his girl are also IN boxes. They're
all Buster Hcaton. tool
Tho most amazing bit OF double
photography ! have seen IN Any pic
ture-aDd that includes Little Lord
FRuntieroy"4is IN the scene In which
Keafon acts AZ both members OF a
dancing team.
Both figures dance in unison with
not a miEcue IN their steps. Kenton
nracticed this bit three weeks. At
The and OF another week q was photo
rrsphcd through the use Of a chrono-
meter. Two men counted aloud with
the instrument aa Keaton went
through his PAGES.
The first act on the program n a
trained animal stunt Kcaton. AZ
property man. allows the monkey TO.
escape. He makes up nk tne monkey
and takes it's part
A nirl IN a tank h unable 20 come
TO the top. Buster Is called 10 the
I rescue. Ne cannot bail the water
fast enough with a tcncup, 10 breaks
the tank. The orchestra and audi
ence u dsirged. Buster escapes an
irnte manager by Jumping into the
bass drum aud using a violin as q
paddle TO escape.
Keaton has made other comedies
with point to them than The
Playhouse. . hue he has moi made any
with more Ingenious cOntrivances 10
nnaazc the audience. Neither has any
other comedian.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-16

NEW York. Get k.-sBuster
Kearon Appeals ia rims roles ~ once
IN 'Tkc Playhouse his latest COM
cdy.
This comedy 10 nhotographlcariy
unique. n shows Kea;on in stimuli
aneou< action IN each Of his nine
roles.
He ~ i~ntffiocutnr and every mom-
ttf 81 n minstrel inst ,nart In n
urcnf. u ives acted according to
numhqr.
Five men sal outside the range Of
tho catntra and checked eneh ~ hts
movements Tor the flint exposure.
Each Of the anceutdlug exposures
was timed with The first one.
Thus you ~ buster Kosfon Ms In
icriocitbf talking 10 buster Kcaton
~ end man while another Buster
Kcaton SPRINGS = minstrel sag and
another BuEfer clicks castancts willie
siiil another Buster thrums upon IA
tambouflne.
and that isn's tht hall OF a.
Buster Kcaion leads the ~orcheatra.
r'nrr The hafa vlci. fhe violin, the
trombone. tho .clnrinet and the drums.
a youug hny anh shls nsothfr In n
OK applaud tie p~rchystra. lsuth OF
them asa buster Keaton, An old man
and his-Wifa ana a young. fcfDw and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-16

a. rllia nor more augpcnhe than the
urw frofd f~cHturc. These thrills.
hDtfcvtf. are f1ithiui rtpio ductiona Of
Hriuel eranfs just as they happened
20 odd years ago. school boys aud
Firia WI see the heroic fignrcA from
fhrif history tcNi-lpokH in exact
cnunfcIlnrf, ana ~rTuwn-upa win see
romantic American chhragtsra around
whom countirsH stories Of romance
and advfnture nave been written
The story of Winners OF the West"
eue1a IN Bonneville, 40 IN ISIS
J rcmonf r. passing through on his
ah.end expedition across the Rockies
Prairie aehooncrH. piQtuFeaguo sgouts,
the quaint village hfd 81 tne mid-ccn-
tury and the Eoid ruah excitement OF
day are aiid 20 be mirrored VIII
,fvld realism H She Universal serial
Innovation.
ennpofting Accord are Myrtle lind,
purt Wilson. Burton g. Law. Jim
Corey Percy pembroke aud meRy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-16

Film Flickers

Vera Gordon has completed 'lIcr
pauEhter-in-Law."
Lottie rickford has CONC to Europe
90 ioin sister Aiary.
~. y. selir H. pi oduclng a is-epl-
aede aRimo- serial al hts 900.
Ferdinand Earle Is a painter, movie
producer and vioiinist.
Marjorie Daw a 10 play opposite
Herbert Hawiinnon In BARRY Cor
Idon.''
Rulyc peitemcr goes 10 London to
lcin thc Famous Playefa-i4asky pro-
Eaf,s Williams completes Lucky
J.. searlo Dawiey has directed more
than zoe pictures,
Itene Castles next picture will be
"Thc Rice OF Roecoe Payne" BY
Joseph Lincoln.
bIlhe Burke that she
has permanently foraakon thc screen
4or the stage. f.
"Esdcn and Return" Ia to be Doris
NAYS next
'sCry Baby" Wanda Hlawicy is to
be starred Ia that.
THE Affairs OF Anator' was seen by
es.Ioi ! n New York In one week.
Lila Lee and walters HERS arc to
support Will Rogers In the comedy
he i 60 mike Tor Famous Players.
taking the place OF Patty Arbuck G.
Gareth Hughes IL 10 be starred IN
stranded an original scenario by
Winifrcd Dunn.
''The Fur Bringerx' by Hulbert
fooiner. Is TO be made into a movie
by John n. Stahl.
Snub Pollard - one OF the fcw
screen comedians who never played
an extra In comedies.
Fox continues his policy OF produc-
moiedrama lie has bought Tho
Fast Mail" for the screen.
Changes In womcn-s styles are
shown In Ewes Leaves" n now Skot-
chograf by Julian oiicnGorsf.
Another silly title for Ealnc Ham.
merstein-'Why Announce Your Mar
ringc7' Miles, WEIGH VIII play oppo-
site hor. tfrts Il
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-16
Passing Thru at
b Today; Inner
Chamber at Lyric

Madge nollamy o delightful new
screen personality ppear oppuelto
Douglas MncLsan IN his latest Para
mount-ince comedy. Passing Thru, "
which opens ~ the b theater to-
day.
Miss Bethany was weaned away
from the speaking stage by Thomas
n. incc. n recognized In hcr petite
icauty. her NtN4d personality. ana her
Iare dramatic talents the requisites
of n oiaama star OF the first order.
Al tho time Sir. nee Induced her to
sign a contract TO appear exclusively
IN his production She had just COM
pleted a highly Hucccssfnl season on
Broaaway as the "Dream Girl" OF
William Giilstte's production Of Sir
}. N. nnrric's Dear prutus.
Aliss beliamy is is. was born in
Texas. and h the daughter OF a uni
Versity professor OF Isnlgilsh litera-
tue. Most OF nor edutatIon was re-
ccived under the tutelage OF her faith
"a. aud has resulted IN a wide knowi-
edac OF the English aramR. which
has been invaluable TO ner la her
work both before the footlighta and
on the screen.
Ia taasiag hru'' she Is seen as
Mary Spivins. an alluring little coun
try girl who Is the object OF the at
tcctions OF biily Barton, the Icadtng
characterization assumed by Mac
Lean.
AliccsJoyuo, the star OF The Inner
Chamber IL kind hearted. and al
ways ready 10 iqnd a helping hand.
In u OF the tarly scenes of the
which viii be SHOWN al
the Lyric theater today she poses IA
a stonosrapher and from her scanty
.hrninga buys her mother some fruit.
befois the sconc n made the I
stopped at a nearby fruit store ana
some pears. white she
was In tho store a little street urchin
before the window and look
longingly AT the display Niiss
joyce emerged with her. purchases
and, spying the little lad. offered him
a pear. A smile lit up his counten-
as he thanked hor. She walked
gRyly away.
The story OF The Inner Chamber
deals with the adventures Of a stcnog-
rapher, whose employer spreads "a
malicious falsehood about hor. The
girl Is engaged ins supporting her
mother. an invalid. aud has a difficult
time obtaining positions The lio fol-
lows her from place tC place. and
she finds herself constantly out OF
employment The only one who Pc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-16
Jungles of Africa
Safer Than Broadway
nt LANII.s M. nEAN.

NEW YORK. oct. ia perusai
OF the various kinds of music uscd Ia
accompany tho acting Of different
stars snd the direction OF the mega
Phone mon reveals a peculiar psy
GEOLOGY.
As one studio veteran puts il. some
81 'cm can't act without music. some
can't act with u, and soma chnit act
with or without it,
Naty ptckiord emotea best when q
mellow cello and a plaintivc violin
nfe blending their tunes.
Cecil nchiiiic usually has q violin
let on the ret playing sobhy airs.
Max Fischer. now rated high In the
musical world. started na a ntodio
sioiinist FOR DcMli'c. II an orchestra
~ to he filmed In the picture Mile
uses the ontiro uni; tor nccniir1ni-
ment.
George Melford In a dcvotcc Of Jar
tunes lie snys It keeps the players
In high spirit a guitar usually fur-
John Emerson usually has a ri.
nnist. violinist IND clarinet player.
They play neither jazz nor hnllada.
Just a h~pdgc-podgc of popular airs.
A big crowd and n big set keeps
the stage performer cmotionaEy
.keved 70 the proper pitch. /.
This element IL lacking IN. the
movie studio. Its n bit harder 10 act
natural to live the part whom n is
looking only into the cold oyc OF the
camcN. Then. too. the movie actor
Ia robbed OF the use OF his voice to
portray emotion
Sometimes the biggest 2 are
IN a duiot corner Of the Studio
where only two or three are acting.
Under those circumstances u n ditn-
cult 10 act funny. or even TO be shot
die naturally.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-16

Tho selwsn thcator s. sVld cut two
months In advance.
when John Drew ami Airs. Lc8lis
tnrtrf. supported by E8telit VIM
wood, Robert RcndeL Erurdt law
ford and ichn halliday. cnn Dee socn'
for one admission, tho man in tho
lry pffioo o. iu lUr 10 iusg time
when can say 10 tho urighboff
"Nuw, when / saw John Drew and
Leslie Carter in Tho ~neiphbora.
inuw uuu mas had ones little mo-
mpnt lu the thehtor.
Inu nuInnr n-nnrnninU.n. tnn nluu-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-16
THRILLS OF GOLD
RUSH N A FILM
OPENING At ideal
F~remont's Expedition
Across Death Valley
to Be Shown

Tho START 81 "a cisayan % "prairie
~schoonora" Tor the CaiifoFnla gold
~ ~ 80 with an attack by Sioux
indiana. Is OF the picturesque incl
cenNa lt j first inFfnllnsnt on Vim
nrrs of the Megf Art Aeord's con-
fnufo lcAtufe whiln mil be seen at
tho Ideal theater starting today
Winners OF the West drnls with
the gold Hwh 70 California; IN 20 and
inrluffr all iha tffliif aud adventures
~ the hardy pioneers who followed
freIuuufs trail thruurh ibn Eeiskln
cruutrF ana arrosH the Great Divide.
no serial ever con'aincd greater
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-16

D q fl = r q q Z
MauEham has built
The Circle out OF
two t%rianglea a.
woman dcaorts her
husband and son
Tor another man.
After 30 years she
returned 10 her hus-
bands home 20 wit
ness the dcNertion Of
her son by his wife.
lta muck b
a moral unless IL be
that n a woman
feels like deserving
her husband IL ia
her own ~prcrogatiyc
to do so.
Are t~hcaterEocrs.
repclied by such a
story Decidedly
uuff
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-16


donqd husband az
uuumlarrnsscd az
meeting HE wife
and hcr lover He
auuluys them an
ugly old ago as the
hurrihlr example %
'hpd bcfore his son
vic. who. too. b.
= o 10 leave with
her lover.
A this turn, the
play seems about 20
point 10 "a moral.
Tho wife seems al
most iasundc 4
from leaving her
husband.
iiuf ~ H "a N
dnoHn't construct "a
plny that way The
horrible
fnila The young
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-16

friends hor IL torn from her by an
other faisehood, and to Escape further
trouble she marrics a Greek doctor.
The doctor II very jealous and Kills
himself In IN insane III OF Jealousy.
The heroine learns the truth In re-
gard To her only friend and they nrc
reunited with the prospect OF being
happily married.
Many costly sets are required FOR
the production. which IL unusual IN
every respect Il Is based upon
Charles Caldwell pohie's famous novel
The Blood Red Dawn"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-16
Weekly Stage
Letter From
New York
Bf JANIEs hi. DE-.

VIEW YORK. Oct. l5.-No play OF
tho season II 20 sure an index o. the
hose attitude increasing numbers
adopted toward marital morals
as is-Hrhe Gircief'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-16

After Lon CLANCY completes '"rhc
Wo.f Breed" FOR Universal he will app
pear In THE Octave Of %Clnudius' FOR
Goidvyn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-04
LIFE INSURANCE MEN
TESTIFY TO ALLEGED
PLOT or THE DECKERS

Warsaw. Ind. Jun" G T"Snm"nE
yron Arthur Decker. YOUNGER hr"th"r OF
virgil Decker. against The deienHAnt.
John Invagnolia. an Italian. himself
ONO accused OF the rr!a'". "'t'nrrH 'h'
,Iirs dav of the t:I;i b." ~ Virgil
Dr.kcr nineteen year "id farmer boy
charged with tn" murder 81 Leroy
I.oyet,. his associate and double
In irs efforts to show the motive TOT
rho crime in the conception "t sinister
Mo, bv the Decker family 70 lure l."Ectt
70 cabin on the banks OF the tiPp"-
canoe river. and after killing him L"
claim his body as that 90 Virgil Decker
and subsequently, get S2i.""" in ~"
insurance taken out by Etrcti Decker
and made payable I" t'r"i Decker. ms
brother. thu prosecution offered m" tcS-
timonv of three insurance agents.
Testimony Of these witnesses brought
our the fact that the boy obtained th'
nolicjes on his life. ,otalling NOR" than
sn4 non. WITHIN TWO weeks: that n" APP
nued for moro. and that all tn" appli-
cartons were made but Il short tine be-
fore T.ovrtt WAS killed
John Invocnnl.a. friend Of Mrs LYDIA
Decker. mother Of the Decker boys and
herself ,.har-ed with N" murder to-
e.thcr with Calvin and Fred Decker.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-04
LETS HELP GO;
D0ESOWN WORK

tried to keep up my housework ana
do the cooking. but many days ! dldn
have the strength TO get through WIN
Il. and often had to have someone heIp
me out.
My husband had read a lot ABOUT
Tanlac. so one day he brought me
bottle and said he wanted me TO try H.
Well. / WAS surprised At the way l be-
gan to get better. I have taken -FOUR
bottles now. and ever since ! hnisneo
my second bottle ! have been feeling
perfectly we'll in every way. ] don't
have to have any help 10 do my mousse
work any more. for my appetite mas
come back TO me and everything agrees
with mo so we'll | always have plenty
Of strength To take care of the house.
have gained go much weight my
clothes are getting too small for me.
Tanlac has done my husband world
of good. too. and We both praise 1t In
the highest.
Tanlac is sold in Wheeling by Hoge-
Davis Drug company and leading drug
Gists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-04
WHY YOU need
IRON
To make you strong and "brsiny'
and put the power into your
blood to overcome dis
ease germs
PRACTICAL ADVICE ON HOW TO
DEVELOP GREAT ENERGY
AND ENDURANCE;

The food you cat contains carbon
When your food is digrStcd ii Is alb
Sorhed from the intestincS into the
blood When tho carbon IN your food
comes IN contact with The oxygen car
Rcd by til" iron ~ your blood n" car
bon and oxygen unite and by =" doing
fhev give If Tremendous energy. There
by giving yru great Force strength and
endurance Wi,hou; iron your blood
carries no ONySrn and without oxygen
there is nothing 10 unite with the car
bon in your food. so thar what you eat
does you no good--you do not get any
strength from lit is like putting coal
into a stove Without a lire. You cannot
get any heat unless the coal unites with
the fire.
The strongest weapon with which to
prevent and overcome colds, pneumonia.
kdn.r trouble. rheumatism nervous
proStra ZION, N fact almost any disease
or disease germs is plenty OF good rich
pure blood strength. energy and endur-
ancc and the greatest energy carrier in
thu booty l. organic iron. not metallic
iron which people usually take hut or
yanic iron like the iron in spinach. lem
tbs and apples and like the iron Con-
tanned in what is known a. organic
Nuxated Iron. which may DE- mad from
almost any druggist.
II you have been taking metallic iron
without benefit such is no proof that
vrgaHir NuNat"d Iron will not help
you. NUNated Iron often increases the
strength. merry and endurance of weak.
nervous. rundown folks in two weeks
time 1t y such m extremely valuable
product that scNcn the Pope at Rom"
wrote rSp"Ci:tily of its merits in a COM
muncation - thr Pharmari" Eormalc
II has been used and highly recon-
mendcd by former United States Scna-
tors Members OF Congress. Judges Of
L. s. Courts. many Physicians and
prominent men.
Over 100000 people are now using
L annually. Satisfactory results are
guaranteed or the manufacturers VIII
refund your money. Sold by ali drug
gists in tablet form only.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-04
Huntington Woman Says
She Has Plenty OF
Strength Since TAX
ing Tanlac.

Il hadn't qIIte taken one hottie or
Tanlac when my friends began [" no.
ticr the Improvement III my CONDITION.
said Mrs. Laura Peoples. 32H 22nd St.
Huntington. West Virginia.
II was in an awfully nun down con-
Glion. thin and weak. and felt tired all
III" time My appetite had left me COM
,,lr;r!y. and never enjoyed anything !
att. Everything soured in my stomach
and often | Couldn't retain anything. l
WAS in II terribly nervous condition. too
and night after night | didn't sleep 4
wink. often got so weak | couldn't
even sweet, thu floor without stopping
to rest, and would get y" dizzy every =
thing seemed to turn round and round.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-04
REVIVE MOUNDSV|LLE
AUTOMOBILE CLUB

At = meeting Of 100 automobile OWN
rrs held last evening IN the iote!
SNYDER Moundsvilln, II was decided by
overwhelming vote not 70 discontinue
tho NoundSvilis Automobile club. hui
~ start - arouse more interest In m"
club.
Numerous addresses w"r" made
among tho speakers being W. l.. Nu:-
grSS present president. T. :. Riggs
vice president. -. Il. R"nnr. secretary
George Dorsey. treasurer. Attorney y.
u parriott. &. +. Pratt. secretary al
the MoundSvillc Chamber Of Commerce
Tn" meeting 10 reorganiz" and e!'''
officers vii! II. held at thu call "t the
president. and much interest Is expect
ed 70 u. shown.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-04
suaAR DIVIDEND PASSED

Ecw York. June 3.-The cuban NAho
Sugar corporation today passed IT'S quo
;rrlv dividend NJ "a. percent on
..rrcd stock. This rate hao peeh 'no-"
taiued since April. 1916.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-04
MRS. ELIXABETH HINTON SUBJECT
OF ALL NIGHT SEARCH BY
DAUGHTER AND POLICE
WAS TO HAVE REJoINED DAU6H-
TER AND GRANpCHILD AT
Y. ". C. A. IN EVENING
HOUR WOMAN SUBJECT TO
SPELLS OF PAINTING

Local polio" searched until i !.ty
hour last night for Mr. Elizabeth Han
ton. Of l-air"rty. -. VIII" disappeared
mH~t"ri"uSly y"StCrd ,y Afternoon. Mrs
limit n. VIII" * % years old. cam, to
Wheeling yesterday with her daughi,'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-04
FATE OF KIDNAPPED
LAD IS UNKNOWN

New York. lure g. Th" fat" If tiNc-
ycIr-old Gius"pp" N"r"ita. kidnapped
last Week from his parents h"m" IN the
italian quarter. Ms st.ll mystery to-
night
tn" police expected Ia lind the young
Stcr after arrrSilng fix" llHllrnS carly
today III connection with his disappear
nu,.,.. but nothing drvrl"i"d To ludicate
whether the hoy is dead "r alive. The
prisoners are being held Wlth"u' ban,
The child'S mother WAS reported III a
critical condition tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-04
DR.. D. A. M'GRECOR IS NAMED
MEDICAL SOCIETY president

nr. y. \. McGregor waa' "l""i'.I
president of the Ohio County Medical
society 1T the regular mrrt.ng hr,. last
evening in the Mcclure hotel Other Of
h"crs elected Were,
pr. Turner Morris. vice president.
Or. VI. Il. Williams. secretary.
pr. W. :. Fulton. treasurer.
prs. Jacob Schwinn. n. J. Reed and T.
l.. Hupp. board of CcnSorS.
Last evenings meeting WAS interest.
ing. the program being one Of tn" most
attractive offered in several months
Fat intolerance in Infants" was TN"
tit" at Il paper read by Or. J. I. Thorn
ton. DIR. h. \. MtGrrgor spoke I'm Ger
spinal Syphilis" Or. Frank l.
HUpp gay" lengthy. aud interesting
report on the recent state medical Soc
i"l> meeting held at Charleston.
The following guests wer" present: