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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-15
Ends Stubborn Coughs
In q Hurry
For real effectiveness. this Old
home made remedy has no equal.
Easily and cheAplJ prepared.
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You'll never know row quickly bad
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this famous old home-malc remedy;
Anron. VINO haa cougaed all day ana
oil night. will sav taat the l@mcuiat"
rrli~f given is almost like mage. IL
takes but moment to prepare. anu
really there is nothing better Tor coughs
Into Il pint bottle, put ga ounces OF
Pinex; then add plain graduated sugar
syrup to make o full pint Or YOU can
use clarified molasSes, honey. or corn
syrup. instead of sugar syrup. Either
way, the full pint saves about two
thirds Of the money usually spcnt for
cough prcpa-at ions. and gives YOU more
positive. effective !-m"iv. 1t keepa per
fcrtlv, AMI tastes Observation-Disclosures
Ike L.
You can feel This take hold instantly,
soothing and healing the mem hranen IN
all the ar passages. II promptly i"oaenS
a dry, tight cough. and soon YOU VIII
rntice the phlegm thin out and then
G;sapp"ar altogether. DAYS use Will
usually break ~ An ordinary throat or
chest cold. AMI il ia also Splendld Tor
bronchitis. Group. hoarscncss. and bron-
chial asthma.
Pjnpx is most valuable concentrated
compound Of grnuine NORWAY pinc eeX'
tract. the most reliable remedy for
throat and chest ailments.
To avoid disappointment ask vour
druggist for "2M ounces of PincH' with
directions. and don't accept ANYTHING
else. Guaranteed to give absolute salts
faction or money refunded The Plnex
Co., Fl Wayne, Ind
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Says That Ia Does All That Is Claimed
For II. Cuiets the Nerves, AIDS
Digestion, and Produces
Restful Sleep

81 recommend WENTWORTH o"c"NS" OF
the fact that II certainly does ",he"I
mo when become nervous ana I'r'u o"'
after Il ,oUE term of nursing linus
wrote claire Ch.lders, ParNeFSouI -
W Va. nurse some time ago IN" S"e
continued. in my business IL becomes
necessary to lose lots OF sleep. and re
ou!rcs many hours Of cOnstan; watching
which wears on tho nerves. NcrE-N "r'a
does all that you claim FOR e. u Ili"is
the nerves. aids digestion. and produces
rrs,ful sleep" The above Is an cndors"-
uert from 4 woman whose profession
constantly throws her In contact with
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= 1.-THE SHEIK" CAST

Two really big names bad the fir"
cast which was assembled q play ~"
many colorfui roles N Tho ShHiH."
George Me,torGs latest production and
Paramount's new Contribution 70 -"
theatre-rosnG rUhlc. winch viii De
shown At the Court Theatre for 8 days
beginning Monday next.
Thcs. are Agnes Ayrcs and Rudolph
Valentino Miss .NyrcS. whose earhes;
claim 70 fame was a. the 20. Henry
Eirr' IN series % pictures hased on
stories BY that famous author. has SIN"
risen step by step, by d,u: az taultte&S
work in such pictures as Cell i. D.
Mile one OF IHramountS leading
feminine stars.
Mr.. Valcntino gained widespread pop
ulari:y by his portrayal Of 'Ju!"' IN
The Four Hor<rmcn Of the Apoct-
lypSc" The Conuucr!nE Power and
Camille" lie IS perhaps the most idca'
type on tire screen tov tie p.ctu:esiu"
role OF the Shclk. IN" Arabian desert
tribal leader. The support IS clever.
The Shrln" will hc presented times
daily all next week At tAe Court l-3-'
and 9. Seats viii not be reserved.
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M'MECHEN
Lecture Success.

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-15
NURSE ENDORSES
FAMOUS V-WORTH

..cd;c!nes and their uses. and various
kinds Of sickness. a nurse does not
recommend anything that is not good,
and their professional knowledge makes
their recommendation worth while.
Nothing needs TO nc added TO the above
statement, as 4 tells full what NerT-
Worth does. II you suffer from nerf-
business, slceplcssncsS. stomach trouble
or their attending Ills. give this famous
rrcparation a trial. and If your hrst
vital hottie does not prove that II Is
hclnlnE you. your money VIII be re-
funded You Will finally com" t" Ncrr-
Worth for real results. SO why not start
now" BE sure 20 get the genuine New
Worth in the large. round bottle rice
Loo plus war tax. Sold ny Z. H. Nr!es'
& CO. and all leading drugg!slS every
adv.
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The company Is capitalized 1t slU,e.
md the inrorporators are Bernard JIM
burg. Sophie Gross and Joseph Sa'zoefS.
The Lindsey Coal Mining company
PENNSYLVANIA corporation, was autnoE.
tzcd To hold real estate and TRANSACT
business in this state.
Tb. Yellow Cab company. Of Charles
ton, was authorized to surrender us
charter and discontinue business as an
!ucor. GRAFTON concern.
The Tug River Galleries company OIL
Williamson, was authorized to increase
It's CAPITAL stock from $4,000 to s9o'ooo.
The I.ltt!r Bear" (Ursa MinoD also
called The Wagon" and Dogs Tai.
gets It's name from its resemblance 10
the upturned curl of dog't tail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-15

Tho suprcm" court yesterday awarded
4 writ Of ccr;iorar! TO the plaintiff In
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ST. CLAIRSVILLE
Cou-t Of Appeals 20 Report,

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Sophia RHPuS deceased ~ II ANY,
application - admit :" lT'oIte H!eu
with waiver - notice and consent 10
PROBATE 81 AL N" "dus: next ot KIN resi-
acn, Of This StHtc. Set Tor hearing De
ce;aoer y. 1871. At = IL. ''"''Se "
Kathryn H.Gpus and Hazel IiirP"T, HH"-
u"s. ordered and order ;SSued 10 ShetH'
OF Suniut; County. Continued.
George L.. Smith. Deceased inventory
died. approved and record ordered.
Myrtle liardwicH. AdmN. or l.: W.
IIardw!ck. deceased " Nculah Hardwlrk
e al Order Of private sale OF real cs'
tate returned and n'ed. endorsed. rem.
'SsS sold I'ec"no"T ~, ,'-A' !" az =
J. Jones' lot S'uVu w. ""Ac 'U''.'' '"'
deed ordered. s., LIN t"unh l" oe '"o
value ot dover 81 widow Myrtle h.ru
wick: S@tT7.T0 found due defendant. The
Fidelity savings and Trust company on
The Devils Lake world., 1921-10-05
CUTS
| On Q ! SHl!|P|l ! |! J P|'llIElIS : !: ! | | !!
o. LIVES T0Ck
Farmers Already Gain
Benefits OF Tariff
Reductions

f The first tariff showing the reduc-
led rates on. livestock shipments was
received by the department Of trans
rortation Of the American Farm Bur-
eau federation on Sept. 10. Accord
ing to the Interstate commerce COM
mission, the savings in stockmen's
freight bills which will be effected by
the reductions. will total $10,O0O,OO0
per year. On a double deck carload
of sheep from Pocatello, Idaho, the
saving would be $86.7O to Chicago.
According to Clifford Thorne, di-
rector of the transportation depart
mcnt If the American Farm Bureau
federation, who participated in the
live stock rate case, the Interstate
commerce commission has recon-
mended that the railroads reduce all
rates which are now over so cents
per cwt. by 20 per cent, with a fur
thcr provision that such rates when
reduced shall not be less than SO
cents per cwt.
The reduced rates which will bring
about the $10,0OO,0OO saving to live
stock shippers 60 into effect on Sep
tember 20. Eve feel" says Mr..
Thorne, ''that the Commission should
nave made the reduction general for
both short hauls and long hauls. We
shall proceed to procure additional
reductions"
The Devils Lake world., 1921-10-05
]. Weddings. ! | !! i I.

q Miichael ssheasot sstarkweather, and
Julia Fee, ,sof Philadelphia, were mar
lrled September 10Th BY Judge n. w.
SWenson, of Devils Lake. /
Joseph Huber, ofi Devils Lake, and
Margaret Fauler, Of Westhope, were
united in marriage October 1st, by
Judge II. W. sswenson.
Orlando Swartaut, of Ramsey, and
Beletta Johnson, Of Brinsmade, were
married by Judge Swenson, septem-
.berS 26th. sss Ss n.
Conrad DAHL Of Crary, and Flor
ence Vilandre, Of Crary, WeretsHkrrii-
ed September 3Cth at the county court
house by Judge j. W s;wenson. s Il 81; 81
Allens w illiarns, of Crazy, aud Opal
Giileraftth, Crary, we're married
October 1st by Judge Swenson
Howard Gilleraiittl .of tCrar,y, and
Alice Swain, also o rary were mar ii rs
RED October 1st ~ reverend 4.
Dr. Thor Noel ler, 81 Devils Lake.
md 3 Miss Sole Hammer New
N j were mar o cd s0ctobers1s
by SWenson & 4 s|s
The Devils Lake world., 1921-10-05
Nautical Tsrsns.

Gross tonnage isa obtained by divid-
ing the whole cubical capacity Of .
ship BY 100, that many English cubic
teet representing ton. Net tonnage
is the gross tonnage less deduction
tor machinery, crew and other spaces
not used for passengers or cargo. Dead
weight tonnage or tonnage capacity
Y the number qf tons which can be
carried IN the holds when the vessel
Is charged to the load-water line. Dis
placement tonnage used with reference
to warships is the actual weight of
sea water displaced by the vessel when
charged with all its weight to the load
water line.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-10-05
Sports In Old English Park.

Eveiyn anC Pepys mentit the horse
and foot races that frequently took
place In Hyde park. Pepys records
how he went with "Air. Moor and Mr.,
Greed to Hyde park, by coach, and
saw fine foot race three times, round
the park, between an Irishman and
crow, that was once my Lord Clay
pole,s footman:" This was followed
BY a horse race, and in the interval
the humble spectators partook of milk
OF a red cow" and the quality slipped
siilabub with sack in. it. The ladies'
wagered scarlet stockings and Spanish
scented gloves on their favorite steeds.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-10-05

Death neither ~ the beginning nor
at the middle of life, bnt just exact
Ily at the end. = q
The Devils Lake world., 1921-10-05
Railroad Shop Notes
~ One OF The Boys

s.Muggs" Tanner, who has been on
the sick list for many months, was
back at work Monday the whole
force welcomes you back "Muggs.'
Harry Palmer has completed the
task Of painting his home on Arnold
avenue. $:: iS2 n
Johnny Horbetz has completed his
beautiful new home in the northern
extremity Of the city and is receiving
much favorable comment on it's beau
ty and conveniences. h sss;;':ss Il a 4
Frank Dorricott, who has been do
ingsconsiderable shooting recently, IS
expected to aRecallY his vacation
period and get back to the old sG. m,
job again. "
Nick Miller is being @hard pushed
on the rod bench. z u 81 s.5 ss55ts2ss s ~
Carl Nelson met with q smishap the
past week and was sort Of bunged up.
but not seriously according to- re-;
ports. ss3
Boiler maker Sneesby continues to.
hold up his end of. the work all the
time and to find a few spare hours
to boost for the Devils Lake Coop
erative laundry as well as conduct
the Federated Shop craft sorganiza-5
ton of which he siiss president.
81, drowst Il aof the s & contract
gang is pushing en- hard all the
time.
John Williams and Dewsey y White
are pounding along on the m ttrain in
spection forces.
Carl Nix was charg led WiittlI beng
sort II noisy sst the :Is A u ~ N meet;
Shte Monday evening
5Fsl 81 llndy Alexands ~ xorliing and.
lidotipg &
sid Good ii i of ths toosl slroonis i 81;
SSdEiyin rig ght alolal "A tlie lob ~
Rajt Tow deputy 81, L; n earne ia NJ warslsn; Il;
sspendii iisleyab lime
aft tho
A q u sf9ase I'D III 3.
eond1s,c ulal ~ d ests| -S
sind q lcsraly i 9osd n
/ m n iss d
III 5 z ~ lli6i 81 ID q q siaii si
u q q 81 solas li!sl ! si' ! M
The Devils Lake world., 1921-10-05

the !. "a. Of M, has resigned his posi-
tion and George Grimm was elected
IN his place. M ,s:z.
Mrs. Fred Schaeffer, who has been
vacationing at Winona, Minnesota,
has returned to her home here. Mon
day she was recognized Il BY friends
who greeted her on the occasion Of
her birthday.
Scotty Of the Boilermaker's depart
rsnent is on the job regularly.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-10-05

Death neither 81 the beginning nor,
1T the middle Of life, bnt just exact
II at the end. : sss5
THE OLD WAY BEST
a physician advises parents never
TO spank q child on an empty stom-
fach. Our suggestion would be to turn
him over. s#
Mentioned In. The Bible
The Great Northern Railway is
mentioned in the Bible. The Lord
made creeping things.
That Italian bigamist who boasted
of having five wives doubtless real
ICES now that he made a bigamistake.
- - -
I ASK YOU
Where do telephone operators 60
just after they cut you off How do
they get there 50 quickly?
INVITATION TO THE DANCE
In 1921:
aMay i have the honor Of min
uet?' " Il /,
with all my heart, kind sir, 1 vow
land protest"
In 1921:
aKid, can you toddle ~
Let's go"
A Devils Lake doctor tells fat wo-
men that by dancing they, can get
thin. And he might tell thin women
that in watching fat women dance
they can laugh enough to get plump.
Especially when they shimmy, as
some do here at home.
Pick 'em carefully, boys, pick 'em
carefully you might get the wrong
telephone number. And il you do,
also be careful what you say. For
the latest invention iii telephone key
boards is that the new kind have an
open switch at all times. Peep-peep-
peep-peep.
r. "A AON VI WOHASn LlAStI d1ct 01IdlU W
have children will sit and waste lot
Of mushy lovey dovey talk to few
pet poodle friends something like
this: Zoos duckey is 90 2" and sdar-
ling, what little bittle fetties 90
has," and "Fido, come kiss ums NOM
sic. again, sweetit-tweetit-tums dog
gums" Wouldn't sweet little child
sitting on her lap absorbing such talk
be better that some fea-bound poodle
dog taking it all in, and at the same
time saying III his own language,
what damn fool she is" Z 8.
We've heard Of shimmy dancer
who was so selfish she wouldn't lift
her shoulder to help anybody. No.
No. She believed in stomach muscu-
lar movement and we have plenty
of them on our own dance floors.
There was man in our town, and
he was wondrous wise; he knew a
soak who owned quart, but told no
other guys. ..
Thirst in peace, thirst in war and
thirst in the throats of our country
men. 3. 79 t7
-. 4. Is. - -. d "a
The Devils Lake world., 1921-10-05

sPIClElsD1 n, !, FRoll sPlCEs

sPICED FROll sP1cks
Come people appear g cling to
thsir money h tho belief that Heay-
- = operated on thu pay-ss you-en-
tsr-plan.
No man q bigger than the Law, but
eecasionally you fnd one whose bank
role appears e !. = 3; s
II tobacco really injuries the brain,
some Of It's bitterest opponents are
entirely immune.
A fool and his money are soon
taxed.
The styles might be worse. There
b still some modest effort to conceal
he bootleg.
The country will be better of when
more Of our corn is transformed into
3 pork and less into wild oats.
THE PLAYBOY's PLACE
Only people Of brainsS ca enjoy
real foolishness; the foolish ones en-
Joy thinking they are brainy.
IMPERTTNENT QUERY III
We wonder if single women buy
those ornate pajamas we see in the
store windows; and, il so, why?
s N t:@t 5ssss.$slssssss y
LIKELY TO BE SEPARATED
The man who darts ahead Of mo-
tor cars should never marry girl
who darts back.
sai f - s;1A
f5S IF s u
II she didn't have her hair bobbed,
II she didn't daub with paint,
II she had her dresses made to reach
B To where the dresses amt.
II she didn't have that baby voice,
And spoke just as she should:
Don't you think she'd be as popular?
hardly think she would.
PUZZLE
Would cigarette paper 60 between
some Of the, Devils Lake dancers?
Mail the answer to the World office.
i v G$ = = 5ss
Close shaves ought to be the rage
7 In Devils Lake nowadays. At least
when dancing some Of those cheek
70 cheek wobbles. "A close shave will
do away with irritation Of the skin.
II 49, = =
TRAGEDY RECIPE
Take one reckless, natural born
fool. ;s5 sg5s ~ d 5'
Two or three big drinks Of bad
liquor.
A fast, high-powered motor car.
Soak the fool well in the liquor,
place in the car and let him 60.
After due time, remove from wreck
age, place in black, satin lined box,
and garnish with flowers.
sHts . i Ett n 'ss5 n ~ .s3 .5i3.
MANY DO
In the olden days girls used to
stay at home because "they had
nothing to wear" But look at 'em
now. .455 4 ss5sss
THE GRAND SCHEME OF THINGS
Dear Brothers and Sisters, see
how wisely Providence has placed
Y 81 5sfs stE
New-York tribune., 1921-06-09
Results of Auction Sales
By Bryan l.. Kennedy

BY Bryan l.. Kennedy
10TH ST. Is w, M. 6th ave, ssx1o2, 4-sty
dwlg, exrs sale; to the Chelsea Realty
Co for s475o0.
MADISON AVE, 232, +. 5sro 3sah at.
26xs6, A-sty 81 bsnlt dwlg to Isidor P
Pesaty for 3121,5oo.
115TH ST, slO w, s, mr. sth ave 1s.sx
iooii. an sty dwlg; to e Kellip for
9TH ST, 81 W. g, nr Columbus ave,
2exlooll. 4-sty dwIg; to BENZ Bernstein
SOUTHERN BLVD 1922. 3s.sx1oo. s-sty
nat & strs; TO John Mcdonald for $40
7TH ST, $40, nr Prospect PIX w. Bklyn,
4oS1oo, 4-sty apt house.
1GHLAND AVE, Yonkers, n " Jack
son st. 6S.tox90, vacant; also Highland
ave, $, als Jackson at, S8x31S, va
cant, trus sale; sold at private sale
2p AVE-. 16o3-1S17. W g, blk srt bet s3d
& s4th SITS and 246 E s3d st, adj, 2o4 AZ
lol.s, ak 4-sty tnts with strs, one S-sty
int 81 one 6-sty factory; Mary E D!cker-
son ct al agt Mabel Sheehy ct all par
tItion; adjourned to June IS.
BY James J. Donovan
GRAM. CoNcoURsE, 1s4th st
105.Sx281.41 lrreg: also Grand Con
course. is4th st. 34.4x2so.9 to
New-York tribune., 1921-06-09

nette Holding Company 265 West
Forty-sevonth Street. q iive-story tene-
ment, 25x126.
Tho Tobar Realty Company sold TO
Sophie Meyer the six-story apartment
962 st. Nicholas Avenue, 255xifS5x
irregular.
Fanny Manshach sold to Vincent and
Joseph Case All Columbus Avenue, n
ive-story fat with stores.
Frank Bunge sold TO John Mullin fs1
West Tooth Street, five-story fiat,
26x100.11.
Jacob Moersfelder sold to Bertha
Bartnofsky II East 10yst Street, Ave
story fiat, 25x75.1f.
O'Reilly & Dahn cold for Charles
Blum East 115th Street, a five-story
fiat, 25x1o0.
James II. Cruikshank resold to Han
nah McCrory and William Thompson 81
West 12Sth Street, four-story fat
25x10o, through Lewis George.
Johan Scheduling sold to William
Siegler 1T0S First Avenue, a four story
tenement, 25.2xs6.
The Land and Mortgage Company OF
Bohemia sold to Joseph Moses i446
First Avenue. ur-story fiat, 28.1xSs
The Annette Holding Company sold
10 Nl5tiiua ~. NiiHtk ANSHue ~, nVe-
story tenement, 23,2x92.
Henry Bishop sold to Morris Cantor
252 Third Avenue, three-story tene-
ment, 23x75.
Louis Turtel sold to Morris Gordon
90 East Second Street, three-story
tenement, 16.7x Irregular.
The Great Northern Apartment Cor,
poration sold to the Neho Realty Com.
pany 1913 East Broadway, a six-storJ
tenement, 261x10o.
Katharine H. c. Loines sold for sis,
500 to Sadie Bernstein 241 East Broad
way, three-story tenement, 23.8x87. g
The Norfolk Holding Company sole
to Saran Buss 50 Norfolk Street, 9
siXstory tenement, 25.sx100.
Chaie Basher sold to Sarah Kantro
witz 1To Madison Street, a six-story
tenement, 245x1O0.
Henry E. Clark sold to Abraham So
kolsky 400 Grand Street, q four stor,
tenement, 25x100.
Charles F. Mckinney sold to Gussi,
Chast GOT Grand Street, q three-stor,
tenement, 22.9x50.
Henry Arfman sold to William Fl
Neuman the three fve-story tenement
at the southeast corner of Catharin,
/ slip and Cherry Street, 71.5xS0.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-09
First Change of Tenancy
OF Building in 25 Years

Herbert Jacques Morris leased for
Lillian 8. Landers and Mary E. Henry
the four-story building 8 South Street,
northeast corner of Moore Street. Al
teI extensive alterations the lessee will
cren a modern lunchroom. The ag-
cregate rental and cost Of alterations
involves $4,000 This is the first
change of tenancy in the property in
twenty-five years.
Cushman & Wakefield, Inc, leased
oliices in the new Canadian Pacific
building, Madison Avenue, Forty-third
&c Forty y-fourth street, to Thomas C.
Patterson. William L. Bowman, James
r. Adams and the Greyhound Motors
Corporation.
Frederick Fox & Co. leased the
2urlor floor store So East Twelfth
Street to Abraham Agress, mems cloth
ing
White & Goodman leased the store
and basement 716 Broadway to Cohen