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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-20
The Revolt Of Vera Sanderson
MARGARET TRIES TO AROUSE VERA's
SUSPICION
By Jane Phelps

Orange and black. 1t j, immensely
becoming"
II will so IN with you in the morn
ing and see II It is appropriate"
There Is no need 1t has been alter
I'd. and SO many changes made thai
Loretta would not make any changes
now. Anyway l do not wish IT,"
-You must have pretty bill -or
Keith to pey. Three dresses In ono
day
"Ag long as have had none In
months ! guess Keith won't object will
you. dea~?'
mo, Vera And Margaret. rlease LET'S
drop tho clothes question"
Margaret looked at him rs II She
were at 4 loss to understand his att
tude. .Sot once had he said l should
have taken her with me. or blamed me
for not asking her advice. l knew It
was because Of what ] had said. the
way !! had actei when l met him With
Mrs. De Lisie. Margaret would hear OF
1, In good time, l had no doubt. BVt
until she did II was rather fun that !
had puzzled her.
In my Elee at having for once out
witted Margaret did not take Int"
account the feeling against me 1t would
engender In her. For days there was
nothing she could do to annoy me or
mako me unhappy that she left undonf,
When the dresses came home she could
not conceal her chagrtn that they were
so becoming. That very day she hil'
seen Mrs. De Lisle.
SO you caught Alice and Keith" sho
sal i'd gleefully.
Yes, wasn't It odd that shout.
have seen them: Erua and ! had JUST
finished our luncheon. Had ! known
they were having their lunch 50 near,
l should have Joined them"
You mean you would haVe gone
without an invitation
ct cannot see that n wife needs TO
wait for a formal invitation TO iunch
with her own husband" was de-
ter1nined to keep my temper.
Newell. you have lot 70 learn
about a good many things. When
man Ia at lunch with a fascinating
roman he doesn't caro- 10 be interrupt
ed. even by his wife,
II can't see that Mrs De LAsie Is
so fascinating.
Cant your Margaret rejoined with
. disagreeable smile. Keith PROBABLY
l., YOU have all those clothes because
he felt a bit guilty. she ADDED with
an unInista BILE sheer.
Ito Be Conunued)
Protected by George Matthew Aosms
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-20

here continue this subject from yes
terday.
Tn, pancrcas--Its digestive juices
are more important than those or the
stomach. Inflammation Of the Pauereas
(pancreatis) leads in many cases 70
diabetes.
Gall bladder--ITere arc developed the
germs which spread typhoid and choi-
ora. When the gall duct Is inf1aH'ed-
every tissue in the body Is yellow with
jaundice.
Tho colon-IIere are developed those
bacteria OF putrefaCt!on. the toxins
tpoisons) Of which course through the
blood and affect not only our physical
organs but also our minds, our emo
lions and our tempers as well.
The appendix lis only use in the
body is 10 cngender disease. II II gives
you the slightest excuse. have II re-
moved.
Now. the practical conclusion OF all
this il that II the patient is TO be cured
the primary focus o! his disease has to
hC sought out and got rid OF. II pos
sihlc. as the frs, step to any sensible.
reasonable treatment That is why We
certainty those Of US past 4O) should
go to our doctors at least once a year
for rxamination--as regularly anyway
MS we 20 to our dentists Only thus
can tho doctor learn how properly to
manage any disease that has taken
holt" on our syStems.
For example. people who have to be
treated for rheumatism. year In and
Scar out have practically bought up
drug stores in their localities They
haven't. perhaps. noticed that pretty
much cvory attack Of rheumatism has
hccn preceded by m attack. say. OF tin
s;litis or OF soro throat. Finally they
agree rs 70 what their doctor Inns from
tn" beginning earnestly advised they
have their diseased tonsils removed and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-20
REX INGRAM PHOTO
PLAY AT THE COURT
ALL STATE FAIR WEEK

To the vast multitude OF theatre
roerS who are Witnessing the plcturiZa-
ton OF the immortal story OF The four
Horsemen Of the Apocalypse. = lex
Ingram production for Metro tlctures
Cooperation as L is being flashed on the
screen In The leading cities or the coun-
try. It's magnitude and costtincSS can
be only partially appreciated rms
picture - now being shown At the ieN
Theatre.
In transferring this historical ro-
nance to he screen from the pages or
the world famous novel az Vicente
Easco Iban"Z. whose l6S editions have
,h-iilrd more than %0000onO readers.
Metro undertook an artistic task whose
gigantic nature was apparent even DC
fore ;he opening scene was shot. In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-20
5H[galhE(6fEbl Talks
Don't procrastinate about concealed dynamite
THE CHIEF DANGER sPoTs-u.
Nv Tohn .. Huber AMMD

their throats treated. Remarkable to
relate. they theneeforth have no more
rheumatic attacks.
Why? Because those removed tom
sils are found to Do soaked, apon6e-hke
with rheumatism Gerns"tfo this ID
germ disease). And thesS gerUa have
through months and ycars OF unneces
sary suffering. been travelling along
with the blood and lymph from those
tonsils TO those Joints, and to tho heart
valves besides. where they have pro,
duced tho swelling and tho FOYER and
the pain Of that disease
The same observation applies to de-
caycd teeth, to infected appendices. In
famed Eull-bladder and 50 on.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-20
QUESTIONS AND AHgWBRS
AddaSon's DdsoaSs,

am asked as to this disease. Add
sons Disease. adrenal or supradrenal
disease. Is a well marked. constitutional
disease. a chronic Inflammation of the
suprarcnal capgulsa which are nor
mally situated at the top OF tho two
Kidneys. I am sorry TO say that 1t Is
n very grave disease The patient Is
very anemIc Uhin blooded). pale. and
there is an intense development OF pig
ment In the skin and in the mucous
membrane OF the mouth. The selected.
dried and powdered suprcrenal capsules
OF oxen and sheep and used incidentally
in Addison's Disease; but only by the
doctors prescription.
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fore the camera FOR the colossal Metro
production. Even the unprecedented
expense OF I million dollars in produc-
ton costs has been dwarfcd TO insiGnin-
canoe by the physical magnitude Of the
undertaking that nua1r the screen YER
sion OF the THE Four TtorSemen"
possibility Statistics compiled at the
Metro studios indicate that the produce
ton. Judged by ali the known standards
OF picture making. is ne most gigantic
photo spectacle in the history OF the
silent drama.
The actual photography OF Ihanez's
epochal novel took more than six months
TO complete following an equal period OF
time consumed in building the tremen-
dous settings. assembling tho great cast
OF principals and extras and drilling
tke thousands OF men portraying the
Armies, gathering costumes, works Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-20

All inquiries addressed to DR.. Huber
In care OF the Health Talks depart
ncnt will be answered in these columns
in their turn. This requires consider
able time however owing to the great
number received. So II personal or
quicker reply is desired. n stamped and
sclr-addressed envelope must hr en-
closed with the questionable Editor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-20

Pattern SOS Is here illustrates. II
Is cut In Eve sizeS-6. 8. 10. IL and IA
years A II year size requires ~
yards of q inch material.
Madrna- soisettc. cambria, SIX. nan
mel. percale and khaki could be used
for this deslgn.
A pattern OF this illustration mailed
to any address on receipt OF Il cents IN
silver or stnmps.
Write name and address plainly. Send
- cents to Intelligenccr office Wheel
Ing. W. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-20

Suzanne lin tho Louvre art gallery
There that is the famous Venus OF
Milo as last Isn't 1t splendid?
Dorothy - Humph. Her waist and
bust measures are twice too big. No
corset made would At her.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-20
TRAIN DISPATCHER NIi'
HAS BLOOD PoEM
BS~R HAE1ock 0SvOV
Of I'm - nAe09A
By SAM LLOYD


Z =
XOU0
Bertram Hsslock, aSsd 0-~ -
known train dispatcher for "fAo~3'
sylvania company, - G1meSat -
Ohio Valley hospital VIII s1<oadAee
blood poison in his riSht Ae-WAH4S
said to be tho result Of fA6ssU03A NJ
Haslock was working sro1n6S 49,
; in Mt do Chantal AZ nRU. -. H.
, lock did not pay n:ncA aftanM 10
hruIse, but later dSveSopOSoED~0 OUod
that the injury was gstttnS 1870 31d
finally blood poison ~ IN. ~ a. ~
pitl last evening ~ Was fa1cSts4 -
I've resting fairly we'll and list -
swelling had been reduced nttlA
Mr.. Haglock Is we'll known espoeAH
In railroad circles, and his nany asDo-
ciatcs arc anxious over hts eondittoa.
Dr. IL i. Lnsz Is the attending pAyst-
clan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-20

Who plays Julio" in the screen version
OF ;he The Four Horsemen or the
APOCALYPSE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-20

"Out OF JOB, Ell? Well. come around
to the factory at seven in tho morning
and I'll put you to work.
IT can't come tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-20

i've got TO be in the parade or inc
unemployed that takes place toInor-
post.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-05
France Has More Beggars Than In
 1914, Less Thieves

PARIS, May A. There is so per cent less begging in France than pre- vious to 1914, according to police statistics, but theft has increased in about the same proportion. The police explain this phenomena by saying that the temptation constantly held out to the gaily inclined to enjoy themselves appeals to those wao cannot afford it as we'll as to those that can.
 Criminality among women and chill dren has notably increased. Among a hundred persons found guilty of crime before the war there were F women and five minors; there are now 30 women and IA minors in every hundred convicted.
 Besides the temptation to have a good time, the police say sensational moving pictures have had good deal to do with the development of crime among women and children.
 Cases of assault and battery and sther offenses which are largely cred ited to alcoholism, have decreased. This is attributed to tho suppression of ;bsinthe and apstemiou;s habits aC quired when wartime restrictions made it impossible to drink at all hours of the day.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-05
Kansas City-Gulf
 Railroad Will Be
 Completed, Report

FL PASo, Tex, May 4. = A. de Rernardi, vice president of the Kan sas City, Mexico and Orient, who re turned today from two weeks in spection trip over the Orient lines in. Mexico, said the company is con. templating the expenditure of s2O,. 100000 to sa5.oOo.OO to complete the line from Kansas City to the Gulf of California.
 The proposed expenditure, Bernar. di said. is conditioned on the contin. uatlon of the present peaceful con. ditions in Mexico. The Orient is now in operation from Wichita, Kansas o Alpine, Texas. The building of 140 miles of track from Alpine will connect up with the line east of Chi. h1ahua City and the building of an. other 190 miles will be required to connect up with Fl Fuerte, the pre- sent terminus of the line northeast from Topolobampo on the Gulf of California.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-05
|OWl MINISTER
 WI EXECUTE
 7 MURDERERS
Points To Biblical Verses IT. Justification Of His Service
 As Official Killer

DES MONIES, Iowa, May A. De spite the fact that the sixth command ment specifically says Thou Shalt Not Kill" Rev. Winfred E. Robb is going to hang two men.
 As preacher-sheriff of Polk county, Iowa, it will be his to spring the trap that will execute Eugene Weeks and Orrie L. Cross, convicted of the mur. der of George A. f-usdiek, a Des Moines grocer.
 God is a God of Justice as we'll as a God of Mercy" says Robb and he points to other Biblical verses that ne says justify his act. Although the law permits ham to pass the grim duty along to one of his assistants, Robb has no such in tention.
 Tt would be cowardly," he says sadly, flor me to let others perform the duty that the voters of the coun- ty entrusted to me. The task of hanging Weeks and Cross would be equally revolting to any citizen, whether he be preacher or a mer- chant If cannot carry out the du- ties of sheriff, will resign. But 1 assure you I have no intention of quitting.
 T find Justification in the Bible for the work that am called upon to do and I will do that work even though ic means the taking of a human life.
 Mrs. Robb endorses the stand talk en by her husband. Although she re- grets it falls to his tot to hang the men, she says it is his duty to uo as the law directs.
 Robb, chaplain in France with the 16Sth Inftnry, was elected sheriff last November On the night of Feb ruary Fosdick was murdered, and it was not until two months later that the sheriff, after a chase that led through many of the larger cities, landed the two murderers in jail.
 q expect to spend great deal of time with Weeks and Cross before I. am called up to hang them" says the preacher-sheriff
 T want to see them both repent I do not mean the shallow repentance that follows the arrival of a man within the shadow of the hangman's moose. but the real repentance of the soul for the awful act they have corl- mitted.
 T believe I can help them to see the light. As minister of the gos- pei that is my duty. just as much as it is my duty as sheriff to hang them.
 By chance the date set for the hang ing of Weeks, first of the pair to die, falls on Saturday. And so Robb, as sheriff, one day will stand in the death house at Fort Madison and spring the trap that snuffs out a hu- man life and on the next will return to Des Moines where, as a pastor, he will enter his pulpit and preach the Gospel.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-05
70 British Women
 Form Association
 Universal Aunts'

LONDON, May 4-There is a grow ing demand for "aunts" to escort schoolboys and girls who are passing through London on their way to and from school for vacations. American visitors are also keen on securing the services of "aunts" for sightseeing an'i shopping expeditions. 5
 This has led to the formation of an association called Universal Aunts,' composed of about 70 cultured women experienced in travel and having lin quistic ability.
 Their sphere of uscGulucss IS not confined to the chapcroning of boys. girls and American visitors. as many of the "aunts," arc experts in design ng dresses and decoration of houses.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-05
5000 Reds Are
 Tried; Many Get
 Long Sentences

BERLIN, May 4.-Communists con victed of participating in the recent rioting in Central Germany received sentence ranging from one hour in jail for disturbing the peace to death tor murder.
 One man was convicted of murder and sentepced to death, and the trial proceedings on other counts as re- qdired by German law, he was further sentenced to 20 years Imprisonment for manslaughter, to ten years for rob- bery, six hours in jail for disturbing the peace, and was deprived of the rights of citizenship flor the remain der of his life"
 Scores of the Communists were sen fenced to prison for terms varying from one to five years
 About 5000 cases were tried by sDrtisl courts appointed for the pur- pose, and which paid particular atten- tion to the prisoners who were of Rus sian extraction, for the uprisings were charged by officials to be the direct work of Bolshevik agitatofs. The majority of the men convicted heard their sentences quietly without display of any emotion and without comment hut some young German workmen given long sentences fell upon their knees and wept saying they had besn 'seduced into the fighting by arguments Of clever men and that they did not understand the movement was directed toward the overthrow of the government.
 Other defendants asserted they gwere not fighting for Bolshevism or Communism but for the removal of the green police" whose presence in the district. armed with machine guns rifles and hand greuades, was an af front which was unjustitied
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-05
Banner Year For Horse Racing Is
 Keynote Of Speech

NEW YORK, May A. Predictions of a banner year for horse racing formed the keynote of the address to- day by W. H. Gercher, secretary of the National Trotting Association, at the closing session of the annual spring meeting held here by the or gauization's board of review this week. He said higher purses are be ing offered by fairs and racing asso ciatsons.
 Among members restored to good standing was Charles Fennely, Van couver, B. c.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-05
Prospective Juror Identifies Men On
 Trial AS Bandits


 CHICAGO, May 4.-When Frank McMonagle was called as a juror in larceny case before Judge Joseph B. David, today and saw the two defend ants, he said:
 T cant try those men. They held me up two weeks ago and stole my automobile.
 The court ordered McMonagle talk en before the grand jury and another indictment drawn up agaInst the ac- cused men. This done, he sentenced them to six months each in the house of correction for the offense for which they were being tried and they will face the automobile theft charge, when they come out
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-05
QUESTION: HOW CAN A MAN BE IN TWO PLACES AT ONCE? LOCAL
 BASEBALL SITUATION MYSTERY

Baseball in the Warren District has taken on an angle that only a magician could solve The an gle of mystery is: how can half a dozen ball players appear in two games, 30 miles apart, at the same time? There may be some answer to it, but that answer Is a mystery to the writer.
 Tuesday night a representative of the K c. team informed the Review that the K. c. aggrega- tion would play the Tombstone Stars at Tombstone on Sunday afternoon. The lineup given for the game at Tombstone includ- ed: Bedford, Althouse, Cochran, Glendenning, Muat and Buck, among others.
 Yesterday evening another game for next Sunday afternoon at Warren was announced, the
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-05

contesting teams being given as the Tenth Cavalry. nine from Fort Huachuca, and local team. The local team included in it's lineup the above named players.
 Question: How can they play at Tombstone and Warren at the same time?
 The issue is not a new one. For several weeks local teams have been announcing games and claiming, with but few excep- tions, the same line7ups.
 The "big idea is a mystery. The Review doesn't understand it and probably nobody else does. Until local teams can get their line-up strengthened out The Re view will not publish any line ups unless the presence of a ball player in two different towns at the same time can be explained.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-05
Fred Fulton Knocks Out Jack Temple In
 Minute, B Seconds

PITTSBURG, May Aired Fulton. Minneapolis heavyweight' knocked out Jack Temple, of San Francisco, in the first round of what was to have been a 10-round bout at the Irish benefit boxing show tonight. TLe bout ended after the men had been boxing 1 minute and s seconds Fulton dropped Temple with left to the jaw after the Frisco boxer had taken the count of nine.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-05
U. s. Polo Players Will Pe Invited
 To Play In India

LONDON, May 4-(By the Asso ciated Press)-American polo play CTS now in England for the interna tional polo cup championship game have been informally appraised of the intention of the Incian Pofo Assocla tioh to ask them to visit tue East be fore they return to the United States Thus far no formal invitation has been extended.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-05
TWO GOLFERS SAIL

NEW YORK, May 4. = Charles (Chick) Evans, national amateur golf champion, accompanied by w. c. Hunt, of the Houston CTexas) Coun' try Club, sailed for England today to compete in the British amateur golf tournament
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-05

Summary: Two base hits. Johnson, Sehalk. Cobb, Shorten, yeaeh, Young, Flagstead. Falk. Three base hits. Hooper; stolen bases, Young, Blue, Cobb; sacrifice hits. Collins, Falk, Ehmke, Jones; bases on balls, off Sutherland 1. Ehmke 2, Hodge 2, Mid dleton 3, Kerr 1 innings pitched. by Sutherland 1-3. Middleton 6, Ehmke ? 2-3 Hodge 2-3, Kerr 5 IS; struck out, by Hodge 1, Middleton ?, Kerr 2.
 At Philadelphia Boston, rain.
 At Washington-New York, rain.
 Cleveland-St. Louis not scheduled
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-05
YOUNG BOXER KILLED

NEW YOItK, May 4, - George Grcenburg. IS. q local boxer. died to- day in the Harlem hospital from a fracture of the skull which he sus- tuincd last night in bout with Joe Marcus, a Brooklyn youth.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-05
DERBY ATTRACTS MANY

LOUISVILLE. Ky, May Especial trains and private cars carrying men of prominence to Louisville for the Kentucky derby Saturday arc expect cd to begin arriving tomorrow. one sea-going yacht, which brought it's owner E. w. Marland. of Ponca, Okla and d party from New orleans, is an chored in the Ohio river.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-05
American League
Detroit II, Chicago g

DETROIT. May 4.-Detroit Ameri- cans overlook Chicago after the visi- tors made five runs in the first in ming, and won. Chicago onthit De troit, but the roca1s bunCaed their blows to better advantage. Cobb made diving body stop of Faulk.s double in the seventh and threw to Young, who caught Collins at the plate. Score.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-05
Western League

At Sioux City F; Oklahoma City At St. Joseph 3; Wichita 2. At Des Moines g. Tulsa 5. At Omaha 10; Joplin 8.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-05
eAsHousE CURES ILLS

BUTTE. Mont. May A. Children lineup al the gas house here every day Fumes inhaled from shavings cure whooping cough, Dr. J. H. Phil lips discovered. Not an employe of the gas house was stricken during the influenza epidemics.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-05
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

At Atlanta 6; Birmingham 1. At Mobile O; Little Rock 6.
 At New Orleans 4; Memphis 2. At Chattanooga 13; Nashville 8.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-05

Summary: ' Two base hits South worth. Holke Stolen bases Neale 3. Sacrifice hits Neale, Double plays Meusel to Bruggy; Rawlings to R. Miller to J. Miller to Bruggy; Boec- kel to, Rarbare 10 Holke. Bases on balls Meadows 2; Fillingim 4. h. nings pitched by Meadows 72-3;
 Keenan 1-3. Hit by pitcher by Mea- dows tBoeckeD. Struck out by Mea- lows ?; Ffllingim 8. Wild pitch Meadows 3. Passed ball Gowdy. ,a
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-05
National League
Boston 5, PhiIIies 2

BOSTON, May A. Meadows lost his effectiveness in the eighth and Boston defeated Philadelphia. The hitting of Boeckel, who drove in two runs and scored another. and the fielding of Cruise were features.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-05
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Minneapolis 8; St. Paul 16. At Toledo O; Columbus 3.
 At Louisville 10; Indianapolis 8. At Kansas City 23; Milwaukee 1:
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-05

Louisiana's turpentine and rosin production is worth from $65,000,000 to SIS, 100000 a year.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-05

Batteries: Sheilenback and Han- nah; Jacobs and Adams.
 At San Francisco-Sacramento post poned, rain; will be played Monday.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-05

There are l26 technical colleges in
 they United States.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-05

Batteries: krause and Koehler; Kallio. Johnson and Baker.
 (Called in 9th, account darkness.)
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-05
New York 3, Brooklyn 2

NEW YORK, May 4.-An eighth inning rally enabled New York to break Brooklyn's winning streak, the Giants winning. Gaston, a recruit, drove in New York's tying run with three base hit and Burns drove in Monroe who ran for Gaston, with a single. the thirteenth hit made off Ruether. It was the first time New York has defeated Brooklyn this sea
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-05
. Ichicaso 3, cinci f

-Ichicago 3, Cinci i
 CHICAGO, May 4-Chicago defeat e1 Cincinnati in the first game of the ~e~ies today by punching hits behind the errors of the visitors. Freeman 0itched in fine form.
 Score: R H E Cincinnati ... 900 01O OOO-1 g 2 Chicsgo .-. 900 03O OOx-3 10 O Batteries: Rixey, Napier and Har- grave; Freeman and O'Farrell. / At Pittsburg-St Louis, rain.