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Evening journal., 1921-05-11
NIlw nrnLpINa pERNnrs.

Inspector Preston has issued the
following building permitE
Antonio Bombo. 212 North Union
street. addition s27b.
John T. Taliey. 100 shlplcy street.
addition S25oi John b. English.
builder.
c. Loeber. 500 North Rodney
street. addition $3.50.
T.. witsll. 1909 West Eighth street
addition $3.50.
Edward G.. oliver. 1so6 West
Eighth street. addition 500.
Nicholas Fldance. 1910 West Sixth
street bake oven. $1,000.
Valentine Joehett, 5i3 Maryland
avenue. addition S400.
Charles NJ. Grub. 1s14-i6 Market
street. addition S7OO.
Evening journal., 1921-05-11

Love Light now being presented
az the Queen Theatre. Is the best
work that the star has offered for
years According 10 her announced
policy of Offering something differ
ent with each of her photoplay efs
forts. she has here an exceptional
story-an original one written for
her by Frances Marion The role
OF little ANGELA, the Founs Italian
girl. who m0thered her orphaned
brothers. nis Miss plekford remark
ahiy well, because Il not only allows
her emotional scenes, but oppor.un-
ity for that comedy frem which she
alone Is famous.
Capturing the Bob Cat" Is the
added attraction 70 10 an Interest
Ing subject devoted 90 two boya'
active life in the outdoors and their
sport
Evening journal., 1921-05-11
Az TIE MAJESTIC.

The Majestic has proved a Mecca
for those seeking absorbing enter
tainment For it is to be found
there In tho form Of Dorothy Phil
lips new picture. "Once to Every
Woman" In every sense Of the
work. this is a big" picture. Its
setting in keeping with the part Of
the story that demands elaborate
beauty and wealth. reflects artistic
genius and remarkable taste in Its
construction.
The story Of the piece is based on
ufe. II is a living, pulsating biog-
raphy in pictures Of the life Of one
young girl who selhshly let others
sacrifice that her voice might be
trained. and when the goal was
gained she forthwith forgot those
who toiied and shaved for her am
bition. The girl learns that success
built on happiness is as unstable al
the shifting sands and she also learn
that mother-love Is the most com
forting thing in all the world.
AT THE QUEEN.
The Mary Pickford film, "Th'
Evening journal., 1921-05-11
STOP Itching ECZEMA
Penetrating, Antiseptic Zemo
Will Help You

Never mind how oftenyou have tried
and failed, you can stop burning. itch
ing eczema quickly by applying Zemo
furnished by any druggist for 35c.
Extra large bottle, S1.00. Healing be-
gins the moment Zemo is applied. In
short time usually every traced eczema,
tetter, pimples, rash, blackheads and
similar skin diseases will be removed.
For clearing the skin and making It
vigorously healthy, always Zemo, the
penetrating. antiseptic liquid. Il isnot
greasy salve andit does not stain. When
others fail tits the one dependable treat
ment for skin troubles of all kinds.
In skin troubles, ordinary soaps are
irritating and liable TO aggravate the
condition. Use Zemo soap. II is anti
septic, soothing, and hastens the proc,
ess of healing.
The f. W. Rose Co., Cleveland. o.
Evening journal., 1921-05-11
Ar rIIn RIAInn.

Today al the Rlalt0 and today
only, Rex Boaoh's marvellous story
of the north and the salmon fisheries,
THE Silver Horde will be offered
Mr.. Beach has something really grip
ping and dramatic TO offer In this
aim and It's presentation has been
accomplished IN remarkable
manner,
Beginning tomorrow, Pearl White
is to be offered az Rialto star for
the first time. Her picture r. The
White Mol." a remarkable story Of
New York's underworld.
Evening journal., 1921-05-11
P. R. R. WOULD STOP
CASH TRAIN FARES

TRENTON. n. j.. May 11.-Dim-
culties Of operation resulting from
the growing practice OF purchasing
tickets on railroad trains were out
lined before the Public Utility Com
mission here yesterday at a hearing
upon a proposed regulation adopted
by the Pennsylvania and West Jer-
sey and seashore systems. providing
that after May Is an excess charge
Of five cents. without refund, will be
exacted for tickets purchased on
trains
Evening journal., 1921-05-11

from making total disability pay
ments 70 william Burns. Of Marcus
Hook. was denied by the board
The company has been making total
disability payments TO Burns. since
January ~. 1899. at which time he
sustained a crushed foot
Evening journal., 1921-05-11
PARASOIS.

Tho newest sun shades are long
handled affairs with very short
parasol parts.
Evening journal., 1921-05-11

Then test your strength again and see
how much you have gained. Your money
viii be refunded by tho manufacturers
ID you do not obtain perfectly sntisfac-
tory results AZ an druggists.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-27
RIPPLING RHYMES.
ZAP
BY Walt Mason.


I never heard the name Of Zap
in all my days. till lately: knew
not II was on the map. or that il
mattered greatly. I'd heard Of
Swat, whose Ahkoond rose long
since, tc heights of glory; but
zap has never. ] suppose, been
seen in song or story. ! do not
know what waters lave its shores
Of mud or coral. but now IT'S
making nations rave, inspires an
other quarrel. have encounter
ed many yaps, who all around
have fiorrished, and never won
derer II these chaps in Yap were
born and nourished. And now
this island. cape or rock, PENN
sula or hollow. is stirring up much
warlike talk. and there1l be more
20 follow. I'm always prompt to
Join a scrap when foemen need a
whipping, but / would hate to
fight for Yap, with yaps around
me yipping. III not be with the
craven crew IL call TO arms is
spoken; I'd bravely fight for
Timbuctoo. and slug for old Ho-
boken; the country's foe I'll
roundly slap. my wrath on him III
visit. but / would hate to scrap
for Yap or any great what-is-it.
Is it a thing like Puget Sound, a
lake like good old Erie. is IT a hol-
low in the ground, desert bleak
and dreary? Is it crater or a
gap, a haven for the farmer? I'll
have to know much more Of Yap
before ! don my armor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-27
THRIFT OF THE FRENCH.

France was drendfully torn by tho wnr.
terribly depleted financially by n U-
pensc. But what do we see nowf Two
years and half after the armfstice her
people are able to invest 10,1oo,o 100000
francs . year In bonds
There's lesson In thrift, In saving,
In resources for the whole worldl II we
had anything to compare with II In
america our prosperity would be the
marvel OF all ages our money power al
most beyond computation.
But France has not becn spending bill
lions for luxury since peace came &c
her. She's been saving her souls while
we have enjoyed scattering our dollars
And they work in France Chicago
Journal of Commerce.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-27

Call 22oo-ask for ad taker.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-27
BRAZIL USES DOLLAR SIGN.
hut $500 There Means 500 Reis--About
Fifteen Cents.

The momentary unit In Brazil Is the
Portuguese real. though IN theory only
for no such coin exist; hence In practice
only the plural reis In used and the unit
Is really the milreis, or 1000 reis
For some years the milreis had re-
manned at the fixed value of Is to the
English pound, or about $3.50 reis to the
American dollar. In larger transactions
the unit Is the conto. 100000 reis
Gold is never seen in circulation In
Brazil
From the milreis to the conto there
are paper notes. usually printed in New
York, silver coins from 500 to 1000 reis
and nickel pieces Of 400. zoo and 100,
the last the tostao OF popular parlancc.
The Brazilian places his dollar sign
after the milreis and before the reis so
that $3.50 means the equivalent of a
whole dollar. and the man who pays 5000
for a newspaper or smallglass OF iced
cane Juice does not feel that he has
been unusually extravagant. at least
IL he has lived long enough in Brazil to
get the local point of view-Harry a.
Franck in Century Magazine.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-27

have given my saedkr to As
housewives Of this oomusuniay % go
10 il fer5sxAib thzf Aznsr-ke1rbsA
finest eating h-~d th.t en ~ AsArA
Losvcs of Rxnr-Krs fzpn e~y
dxy's hzking x.d every hsarA A.kuA
are personally eut. V~ined -
evcrywzy tsse.fby n O6rsyot<Ab
Company.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-27

aware N = gricst Of Charles M. Upi1asn,
chief engineer of the State Highway
Department
Mr.. Hockrrt was surprised by road
developnscnt In this country and Inn
proyernent In road machinery. lie was
greatly pleased with tho excellent riding
quality Of Delaware highways and the
neat treatment OF the roadsideA and
praised the high degree OF maintenance.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-27
Reassurvd.

A well known scientist WAS iectur-
ing on the suns heat. and In the
course OF his remarks said: 1T Ia an
established fact that the sun is grad
ually losing its heat, and In the course
of some seventy millions of years 1t
win be exhausted; consequently this
world of ours viii be dead, and. like
the moon. unable to support any form
OF life.'
At this iuncture member of his
audience rose In an excited manner
and said:
Pardon mo. professor. but how
many years did you say IL would be
before this calamity ovcrtalles us7"
Seventy millions, SIR answered the
professor.
Thank YOU. sir
thought you said seven millions"
- --
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-27

First Lady-"I hope you didn't mind
|my getting in front of you al the the
afre window. I was in such a hurry
bad 20 catch a car" Second Lady--'Not
lat ali. AS always say. if a person
wants 10 be pig I never try 70 prevent
Lthem. I'm too sorry for the poor things
being like that"-Columbia State.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-27
"HOw | made my
discovery of Better Bread"
Let Mrs. Thompson tell her opn stor7-

1c1 H0TP5071 00H
TT WAS all very simple-my discovery of better bread
The grocer had always sent me one kind of bread
hadn't thought much about t-except, possibly, that
bakers bread is just bread.
Yct felt there be better bread; all things
comparative. That suggested something's had my grocer
send loaf of each kind of bread and made comparative
eating test.
81 amazed the remarkable qualities partcu-
lar loaf-a bread hadn't eaten before.
'SThe done nice golden-brown. The in
side of the loaf aky white and substantial all the
through. 1t had that appezng ovenbaked fragrance and
appealngy delicious it tasted better than cake
s'That night put loaf of this bread-Frehoers New
Buh- -K,ust-on the table for dinner wanted how
the of the family felt about my selection
Before dinner was half over Buaer-Kvust goncl
''Now every meal, just have Butey-K,nyt.
My husband and the youngsters insist it's the best bread
they ate.'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-27
Happy Combination.

The Sunday school teacher had just
related the story OF Dives ana laza-
rus. after which he asked: Now. boys,
which would YOU prefer to be?' One
smart lad replied quickly, I'D like to
he the rich man while / live and 1.aza-
rus after I'm dead.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-27

F1atbush-"Do you think man
proflts by his mistakes7" Bensonhurst-
mo: il he marries the wrong woman
ha Doesn't "--Yonkers Statesman.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-27
SWEDISH ENGINEER HERE.
Gunnar Hockert II Guest Of Highwn,
Engineer UphMm.

0unnar Hockcrt, civil engineer cf tho
Royal Swedish Board of Highway Com
struction. who came from Stockholm To
the United States to inspect road con-
struction. spent part OF the week In Del
The Washington times., 1921-04-08

Mall orders shipped day order received
OPEN EVENINGS AND sUNDAYa
COLUMBIA TIRE
BARGAIN HOUSE,
N13 PA. AVE. N. w. Franklin s1<S.
The Washington times., 1921-04-08

rAINTEKs and paperhangers drst-ciass
mechanics only. Call after s p. m. 1913
9th St N. w.
PRESSER-First class: steady Job. Apply
1851 Wisconsin ave. N w. West 22s.
SALESMAN-Automo experience de-
sired, but not necessary. OAKLAND
AGENCY, Harry w. Burr, 1903 L ct. n. w.
sABESMEN-Two, IN appliance depart
ment. for outside selling. ARCADE
ELECTRIC
The Washington times., 1921-04-08

BUSINESS OPPOKTUNITIES
UNLISTED securItIes bought and sold.
Prices quoted. II you want to buy or
trict Natl Bank Bldg, Wash. DC. NJ. 3al.
MERCHANT TAILORING STORE In
Washington. ID. C. In best business sec
ton: doing . rood business with est.s-
arees BOX Ali, Times office
GnAR-BHEB P1AACE-Doing 5000 business
vsskly: e1seeA. ter1A 121s n st N. ".
The Washington times., 1921-04-08

WE ARE equipped for general machin
work OF all kinds; brazing, cutting etc
work called for and delivered w. r
MoUL, 303 18th st. N. w. Phone NJ. 1853.
The Washington times., 1921-04-08
AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES
HERE ARE THREE FACTS.
WHICH EVERY MOTORIST SHOULD KNOW
WHO WISHES TO EQUIP HIS CAR WITH
THE BEST TIRES OBTAINABLE
AT A SUBSTANTIAL SAVING!

Fact No. I.
Regarding New
Tires.
YOU CAN TURN
YOUR OLD TIR ES
INTO MONEY! WE
WILL ALLOW ON e
DOLLAR AN INCH;
GIN. $500; 8k-IN..
e3.S0;l+-in-. $500, ETCD,
TOWARD PURCHASE
OF SUCH STANDARD
MAKES AS
GOODYEAR
FIRESTONE
GOODRICH
FISK
MILLER
AJAX
CORDS OR FABRICs)
ABSOLUTELY FTRSTs
GULLY GUARAN-
TBED 5000 MILES.)
--,avr ry
The Washington times., 1921-04-08

GUARANTEED NAIL ORDERS sHIPREp THE
"a E fREGT % 70 xbseoNT o FULL
MITTED. .,uo ,,,r m
l3e x Street Frank.
The Washington times., 1921-04-08

Fact No. 8,
Regarding Rebuilt
Tires.
FROM OUR STOCK
you CAN BUY THE
BEST REBUILT TIRES
POSSIBLE w H ! c II
LOOK AND WEAR
LIKE NEW.
The Washington times., 1921-04-08
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

Musical Instruments
COLUMBIA GraphonoIa, mahogany case,
with records. 321s Reservoir at. N w.
DRUMS AND TRAPs-First 800 takes
them. BOX ITS, Times office
$3.50 steinway Sons small grand: hne
condition. 227 Pa. ave. 8. &c.
1855 BUYS handsome Mason-HamIin small
upright piano. 227 Pa ave. S. Il. Lin
coin 5257.
1910 BUYS good Haynes player-piauo.
22I Pa ave. 3. II. Lincoln b2b7,
MUSICAL INsTRUMENTs-Aiik kinda Rs
pairing by expert Harmony Muaioal
HOP 1850 18th Ut. N. w. North lA11
The Washington times., 1921-04-08
Fact No. 2.
Regarding Used

Fact No. 2.
Regarding Used
Tires.
DUE TO OUR CARE
FUL BUYING you
CAN BUY GOODRICH.
GOODYEAR AND DIA-
MOND TIRES (DEM-
ONSTRATING AND
SLIGHTLY USED). AT
THESE REMARKABLY
LOW PRICES:
30x3 ........... $3.50
30x3h .......... 500
32x3h .......... 500
3lx4 .......... TOO
32x4 .......... 7.50
11xt sssss..s.s b.oV
32x<h .......... $50
33x4h .......... 1000
5<x4h .......... 10.6o
26xth .......... 11.oo
36x<h .......... 11.60
ASKS .......... 1900
26xS .......... 1880
37x5 ......--.. 1900
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-17

trial on charges o: misusing state
Interest funds.
Tho notice was flied by Attorney
Go.rge q. Gillespie of the COVER
nor's legal staff u accepts M"
proposition made last week by tho
states attorney In WHICH the latter
announced ho would agree to "A
change Of venue II the governor
would agree 20 an early trial.
The governors council makes
four propositions in return.
These are.
Choice BY the states attorney OF
the Judge before whom the change
of venue writ shall be argued. Tho
Judges are Frank W Burton and
Norman \. Jones OF the Sangamou
circuit court.
Agreement that the states a'tor-
ncy's argument against chang" ~
venue shall not ho considered az rc-
sistance to the writ
That attorneys for both sides shall
agree upon the county in which the
trial shall be he'd n unable 10
agree each shall mako suggestions TO
tho court.
Neither gidc valves any right g.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-17

DO stood nInr and ~ tho sight which
met th,ir gaze through the aperture
McChrty halted again, this timo IN
wordlcss indignation
wade Tcrhuuos long, attcnual"d
figure lay stretched out comfortably
IN tho beet armchair with tattercd
dream book open and lying face
downward across his Knee and n
siz'abIo heap ~ cRarct ashes IN
u china tray upon the table beside
him. While they stared, delicate
snore broke the silence ana Nc
Cariy'a face purpIcd.
That china tray had been ms
mothers IT, rightful place vas upon
the mautol and tobacco had meyer
profauod u bofurc' A. 10 the dream
book. its po4rcssiun had been the
one sha. o'ul but fascinating secret
iu Mctariys nfo. where had that
mlddlcsomc. officious son-of -a-gun
found t. 80 nov mad the got In
"1s t buardcrs you're taking
Dennis inquired innocently
Twould be- well for you II you
hyr as good bolts ON your dpors
MI tho Inldrcth woman has"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-17

.....,,
Tor something "i'I"'i'' h''oh
your wore not NIuG Iu dime novel
tm,s Atnr. and uat card docsn
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for dayF you ~" yourself mat lh'
huue" hasn't been r'pt nny 700
orderly Hncc MrH ttoV'huE mas
hrou away lill may have u"iiccd },
spattorod with blood aft'r hc kIl,'
CrrvoliuE and clipped % under 'h'
table cover without thinking, mon
IL uaunIIy daI'd hIl,f "a 'I'Ela I'M
that and APT tp Do a lot ~ meaning q,
I"-s thinls bon "a m'chHni, al .'r' OF
way nH the records ~ ih' 40 par
m'rt show You ~ ma 'h'I' sou, =,
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houEh. You b" '''iht NM 90
diamonds wherever !oh I'"h "h'''
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-17


HIM BiduJ sou rDo the looks that
passed b'lw',u ihom ana tho way
they tsi"d 10 got AWAY for quiet
word together The old man wants
10 Keep Fum''hIur dHr", and 'iia uh
io save mn from p1ul'hW"ui Tor
numbering hts own partner ana meal
iiDk'i''
.&o n va. q. prsy,ut rutprlr'Y.
If ANYTHING" the Inspector rrmnrL-
cd "Nu mgt have noticed how
ready D., vua 90 uD,.p' the suicide
theory which Do, had hI.. f.It,t,d.
when Doc saw tu what IFurht. hla
rI,,, WIS pi,uur,d io go tY lruIu
lh, truth. ~ hc doesn't n,,mlly
know Of any scandal iu Gr,v,IIug s
fumrdIlfn bnat hr must tisp,tf It.
aud rntuor than niyc b, uucarlh,d.
ts II wu4 bound Oh, bo Ir Wc hadui Q
100 promptI. discovered 'h" ldcutiy
ul tnr murderer ho preferred go Jet
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-17
SMALL ATTORNEYS
MAKE FIRST MOVE
Ask Change of Venue in
Notice Filed Before
Attorney General

SrRISGFfELD. H.. Aug 10
Goveruor Lon small Of Illinois late
today served notice upon states At
tprnoy G. Fred Mortimer here ask
ing for change Of venue for his
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-17
TULSA DAILY WORLD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST II, 1921

present later motions or applica-
lions AT any time with the intort 10
attack any point Of law previously
1nnLlNd.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-17

This paper says itll raj n today.
"Wcu, why don't you buy some
,ihnr uapcr?" From Life.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16

taxes. really cNhrrhitlnt; ar" not eA-
pended on the schools al ii"nwu"u
The North Brentwood schuu! + had
enough. bur TpOn investigation Il APP
pears that Tn, Instructors IN tn" '"n'rai
school are even more heavily hurd"ned
In one of IN" lower grades III II" latter
place on" tCach'r.Who has been t'a'h-
ing only sine" thu beginning OF III" Sept
cmbrr semester, has eighty pupils ana
II j. impossible :" givr each child III"
individual ur collective attention ina,
each pupil should receive
"ConsidcrinE tn" enormous taA"s coy
lcct"d regularly from III" city ~ hrn-
wood Il would seem mat som" Of tH'N
hug" sum should z" for the purroH" OF :
iEjnHlly Intended and that thor" should
be- Hn necessity for tn" Cramp"d quar-
lrrS nr lack OF teachers now 8" EiarhS-
IS evident Thrcr Ur Tour rooms IN lha'
building arc not In us" I, all ana II SUI
HCiTnt teachers wCr" secured ana lh'N'
rooms opened Il would Il" much !" r.
licrc Tn" situation. ~ any rat" It & Il
matter tor the proper .,uthor.i'"S =" ~
N"StiEHir At once. Spid Oh, ,.'!H";' |r"-
tC"dHN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16

from Newport. Ky, where he has been
wishing with friends for the past two
weeks
Miss Doloris Cassidy who has been i'll
for q few days Is much improved.
Mrs. Ed Morris Is expected TO be re.
moved 20 her home from the Ohio Val.
ley general hospital today.
Mig Lillian Ryle who has been III at
her home en- Lincoln street for several
days IL improving.
Andrew Frank IL able to be out after
being i'll for several days at his home.
James Pastorius underwent an opera.
ton Of the throat at the Ohio Valley
general hospital yesterday.
Mrs. Harry Blocher of Wheeling is
visiting with relatives here for week
Miss Nora Dillingham; is spending sew.
eraI days in Pittsburgh with relatives
Mrs. w. II. Richmond who has been
81 for the past week is getting along
nicely.
Miss Lcona LETTERS Is spending a few
days at Sard!S with friends.
Mcs John Crow Is slightly i'll at her
honT on North Caldwell street.
\ large. attended meeting was held
BY the gymnasium class last evening.
W. J.. Mcdonald who has been SUI
fcr!ng OF injuries sustained when he
fc!! from a house which he was build
ing il able to be out again.
Miss Sarah Cochran who has bean
spending a number Of days here has
returned to her home at Pittsburgh.
Miss Helen Berry has accepted a pos
ition as stcnogIaphcr at the Geo. r
Taylor company.
Mount Rainier was first scaled In
1e-O
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16

city Republican convention 'u.S even
ing. Ann4uuc"d cand:datr- :"r mayor
Az. Mayor Dale L tuaudork for re-
election: Or. l.. l. EaiH aud form
mayor George E. i(uiEht.
,'hl"r Of Police charles M"""". can
d.Iai" Tor r"-rlrctsun. - opposed Tor
'h.. nomination hv W. g. L"w"ry.
Prayer Meetings.
The Union ro;tag" prayer me- ing"
If IN" MethodlS, churches az ;h" city.
will he held this mnrH'ng a. !" o'clock
in every section Of Mnund>ylllr and in
the homes here de~ iEuJ'"d. Mrs. Well
man. los S"road street. N.Y.. Pear!
Goodr1rh. CLk avenue. Mrs. j !. smith.
Hickory aynuc. Mr. ru~krr. MSrtl"
avenue Mrs sutton. SECOND street: Mrs.
- - HammuuS. Jefferson avenue; Mrs.
Granvi,lr SnodgraSS East Elgnth street;
Mrs. !. II. Bradford Toml!u-"n avenue.
pr q l.. Wilson. Tenth street. Mrs. u.
w Rio. SisatorSe Flats and Mrs. Mary
Wilson. thirteenth STRAIT and I'nrdE
avenue r,vrryorr - cordially invited.
Sold store.
Frank t.. NuSS has sod MS Sh"" s;"r"
n, tho corner Of E'gth street and Lay
raycttr avenue 20 Edward Ley ton. "I
Pittsburgh. who took possession OF the
store 1'u' sday afternoon.
Lenten Services.
Lcnicn services a. Trinity Episcopal
church. will he held this afternoon a..
SIS o'clock. when I.:tauy Will b" said
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16
HIS FIRST APPEARANCE
Ar EXECUTIVE OFFICES

Washington. Feb. lT.--.lr"sId"rt VIII
son today for N" frs: lin" since his
Illness went Ia tho cabinet room IN IN"
Whit, Hous" executive offices for the
weekly cabinet meeting Sine" no has
hcCn able 10 attend tn" w"rkly sessions.
thn President has M, The cabinet Nom
hers at The oX"rutiNn IHhusiCr.
The meeting was mold AT n" "NcCu-
tive Offices today fnr IN" purr"s" 90
permitting = hast photograph 20 l." made
OF the President with H. cabinet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16
CHAMPION EGG Eater

Special dispatch I" lnt"hiE"nCrr
East Liverpool O. Fen ID August
jacobs. pottery worker, claims h" = the
egg eating champion Of the Onto Valley
as Il result % MS fcI' he" today Of
swallowing - raw cEgs On n wager.
Competing against Jacobs. Ea-' Mck'n-
non. another pottery worker wns forced
- aust III" crutc~, af''r hc had d"wn' d
an even two dozen eggs.