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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-19
ERMAl
D0NOT
| UPON FRENCH
puntess Declares Germans
want British or Italian
Advice.

Perrin. May 1S.-(By the Associ-
I'D Press.)-Order cannot be re-
red In Upper silesia while General
FOND. or any other Frenchman,
Mnmands the inter-allied forces to
NpRom 10 entrusted the execution OF
IT, Versailles treaty. said Countess
herr-Thoss, who arrived here yes
StNdAy with other refugees who had
mapped from the area affected by the
E2ish instruction in the plcbiscitc
a The countess is a daughter OF
l6nry White, member Of the Amcri-
Eh delegation at the Versailles peace
G13 ference.
- When an Englishman or an
1e&lian is given command there she
dlelared, Germans will have conn
lHhce and 1t will be possible to re-
ee0re order and disband the volunteer
f46ces organized to protect the rights
granted by the Versailles treaty. The
HEench have permitted the Poles TO
hive arms and assisted them in every
ayer running Upper Silesia. They
aySSn withdrew the guards from rail-
Wy bridges 80 hat the Poles could
dynamite them and cut OF cor.muni-
61Aion with Germany.
ey.'Promises made by Adalbcrt Kor-
fxnty n the French mean nothing
toe Upper Silesians. who regard kor-
fanty's offers TO withdraw as a ruse
hid.
Big Disappointment.
Tho plebiscite held in Upper ST.
MIA vas a bitter disappointment to
Arfanty and his supporters. because
IT, peasants spoke Polish. it was as
E01ned by Polish leaders that they
ware Polish sympathizcrs. but the
vote showed otherwise, and korfan-
tXs was used to upset tho results OF
the plcbiscite.
I'm the country ovcrrun by tn.
Poles persons Of all classes who hal
voted in favor Of Germany were per-
secuted.
ss.'S School masters in particular were,
Attacked. At Rauden. near Ratibor.
they tortured a school master to
death. and subjected his daughters to
h0rrible i%ndignitics. The aged duke
an duchess Of Ratibor were robbed
and mistrcated but finally were saved
bSs Italian officers.
IA After plunderinE the houses of
landowners and peasants. the Poles
Burned and destroyed what they
c0uld not ARR away. Women and
children fled before their advance in
tSfror. having been given no protec-
t1pn by, the French. Near Gogolin.
where the Poles attempted on May 10
~ captufe a railway. French
kgeant in full uniform a found
a0ong the dead left by the retreat
tSE Poles"
s~m1countess Scherr-Thoss conducted
women and children of forty families
fSous her home village of kosnochau
to Neustadt. the Journey being. made
In. carts. Neustad was crowded upon
their arrival by refugees who were
to remain e the Uder
4Nyer. hest the Poles advanced farther
4estward.
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APPROVE AfRAsunrA

Madison, Wis, May 1.-Two "a
mini1tfAtlon measures. the Initiative
and rN6erendum and leElslativc recall
OF A%ppointivc officials, were approved
today " the W1aconsin SENATE, al
though nearly Identical measures had
been defeated early In the tesNon.
The recall bill which has passed
the assembly. war sent to third read
ing BY q vote OF 20 to - after IN
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COOLIDGE I'LL.

Warrington. May 19.-Vicc presi-
dent Coolidge continued today to be
confined to his bed with what was
described as a severe cold. At his Of
nee at the capitol. it was said that 1t
might be several days before he re-
turned to his, duties as his physician
had advised a brief rest.
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BRAND Replies.
(By The Associated Press.)


Paris. May 19.-France insists upor
the execution Of the Versailles treaty
in drawing the frontier line between
Germany and Poland in Upper Silesia,
/ Premier BRAND declared last night
upon receiving newspaper CORE
spondents. He stated further last
night, that he maintained the posi-.
ton outlined by himself last Sunday
when answering the address Of Prime
Minister Lloyd George before the
house OF commons on Friday. he de-
clared that invasion of Silesia by Ger
man troops would not be tolerated by
France.
NJ. BRAND said he did not see the
~desirability OF meeting Lloyd George
the Silesian plebiscite had been re-
ceived from the inter-allied commits
sion at Oppe!n. The premier, whose
statement was considered as an indi-
cation OF the trend his impending adj
dress in the chamber Of deputies
would take, ga id: ~
II have nothing to say except to
maintain strictly. my viewpoint that
France in all this controversy places
herself In sole ground of the Yer
aailles treaty. There is no other basis
Of discussion possible. On the other
hand, France and England can o n
verse only as equals, and Mr.. Lloyd
George. himself, will agree to this
when the misunderstanding is dis
| pcllcd.'
II do not wish to enter into any
controversy with Mr.. Lloyd George
,and I stand by what ] said to you
correspondents last Sunday"
Center Of Attack.
When the chamber OF deputies re-
convened today after a recess Of thrcc
weeks. tho Briand cabinet was .ex-
pectcd to be the centcr OF a concerted
attack.
Twelve interpretations were inscrih-
cd on tho blottcr Of Raoul Peret,
president Of the chamber. when the
session opened.
The questions covered a wide field.
Rene Vtvtani, former premier. was
prepared to give an account OF his
recent mission TO America. 1t was not
believed tho putting Of the vote of
confidence would be reached before
Saturday.
The address Of Premier Lloyd
George on the Upper Silesian question
and payment OF the first PREPARATION
instalIment Of $50, 900. 900 gold marks
was said by the supporters Of the
ministry to have solidificd NJ. Bril-
and's position.
Comment.
LoTluun, MAY lS.--Inc LDnO0n
Times say cditorially that it would
have been orc jndicious had Mr..
Lloyd George awaited tho end of the
debate in the French chamber before
rciteratins in public his views on ST.
lesia. II notes that M. BRAND had
been expected to let critics exhaust
their %eloqucncc before replying on
behalf OF the government, but says
that his task now will be very diff
cult.
Regarding Mr.. Lloyd Georges re-
iteration, the Times says:
Hi statement may have been in
tended as a sedative to French opin-
IAon. but We. fear. II this were his in
t%ention, that the effect may not be
completely attained.
The general thesis OF his state
ment. like that Of his supporters, is
exceptionable."
The Times renews it's appeal that
there should be an end to alarms and
explosions Of feeling in the allied
countries n that its Statesmen
sometimes speak intempcrataly. "Thc
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Amendment ~ senator Roethc which
Partially nulllned the measure. nau
been added. Tho amendment per-
|mits the governor to remove omcia.s
on Recommendation of%thc leSislatuIe
but prevents the legislators actlnR M
ldcpendently Of tho executive.
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- (By The Associated Press.)
A. london, May 16-T,e free
sssdom with which Premier Lloyd
Mss@tseOsEe and Premier Brtund arc
the Sihatan situati
srthroa1h the newspapers and the
sssstSouG words they arc using Is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-05
Gen Thos, McGreRor.

Ecnj-ia. cal. Feb. 4-Brlgadicr Cen
craI Thomas McGrcEor. retired, veteran
Of a dozen Indian campaigns. the civil
and Spanish wars and the E"Ner rebel
lion in China. died here today Mt the
.rr Of 81. His funeral Will nc held
rrvt week at tho PrrcSid!o Of San Fran
cisco.
He came to California in 1858 and en-
gagged in mining. II" entered the civil
war as a second lieutenant Later he
partic.raicd in many Indian campaigns
IN ldahY. New MEXICO and Arizona.
In the Spanish-Amcri"an war. II" went
to Cuba us 4 colonel in the Ninth cav
oIrv and returned at thee head Of a Iii
vision. with Theodore Roosevelt and
Leonard Wood as officers under him.
II" served through tn" Boxer campaign
in China and retired IN 1901 with tn"
rank Of hriGadicr general. Five chill
drcn survive him.
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Every Druggist in q. S. In
structed to Refund Price
While You Wait at Count
er If Relief Does Not Come
Within Two Minutes.
Delightful Taste, Immediate
Relief, Quick Warm-U Up.

The sensation OF tho year In the drug
trade Is ASpirOnai. the two-minute old
and cough relicver. authoritatIyely guar
anteed By the laboratories; tested, APP
proved and most enthusiastically en-
dorsed by the highest authorities. and
proclaimed by the common people as ten
times as quick and effective as whiskey,
rock and rye. or any other cold and
cough remedy they have ever tried.
All drug stores are now Sur"lied with
the wonderful new elixir. so al you have
10 do to get rid of that cold Is 70 step
into me nearest drug store. hand the
clerk half 4 dollar for a bottle Of As
pironal and tell him TO serve you two
t~easpoongulS with four tCaspoonfuls OF
water In q glass. With your watch in
YOUR hand. take the drink at one swat
low and call for your none back in TWO
rinutes II YOU cannot feel your cold
fading away like u dream within the
time limit. Don't be bashful. for all
druggists invite you and expect You to
try Ii. Evcryh,dy'S doing Il.
When your cold ur cough Is relieved.
take the remainder Of ,Nc bottle home to
your wife and babies. for ASpjroual Is
nv far tho safest and most effective. tho
easiest 10 axe 1ui the most agreeable
cold and cough remedy for infants and
children-Adv.-
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OBITUARY
MRS. MARY HARRISON
Death Removes Highly Esteemed Fifth
Ward Woman-Funera1
Monday.

shortly afternoon on Friday. death
cam, 10 Mrs. Mary Harrison. ono OF thc
best known and rpuIrr residents OF the
F4c,h ward. Mrs. HARRISON has resided
in Wheeling oyer half \ century an"
was 4 member Of one Of the oldest lami-
lies. She was tn" widow Of the late
Hugh Harrison, who passed away sew
rral years ago. ,
She was noted for her d"vout religions
life. and h.r many mIHiStratI"hS mn
kindly acts Of mercy especially alnohs
Inc, sick. She was a member of ST.
Jos,rh's Cathedral and took 4 deep III
irrrst IN church activities.
She is survived by one daughter MT;
Edward pa!lcr. No. 3 Twcnty-secoai
street. where her death occurred.
The funeral service Viii be held at IN"
ul,,,. OF death on Monday morning NJ
$50 O'Clock. followed by requiem HISh
mass at -. Joh"rh's 1t !" O'clock H.
,crmrnt Will be- made at MI. Calvary.
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BRIDGEPORT
DOUBLE FUNERAL
SERVICES TODAY
SECOND CHILD OF AETNAVHLE
FAMILY DIED YESTERDAY FOL
LOWING FOUR DAYS ILLNESS
Funeral Services For Both Will Be Held
This Morning, And The Bodies VIII
Be nterned IT Linwood

Dcrna T-outcn. e:Eh,-y"Hr Oil @a1iSh-
to- Of NJ. and Mrs. John hu"hrn"n,
We'll known residents Of asa Lincoln
0ycNU". d.rI yesterday morning n $50
o'r,",k. following n cou" days Illness.
THIS j. ia" second child "c IN" family
70 die during tn" present w"oi. ArlI"
Trout"n. n ten year Oil son having died
after q few days illness 90 pn"umonja.
Tho funeral services. which We" to
nave boon held for ia" elder child yes
torday wcr" postponed. and 4 double
funeral will hc held a. tn" family hom"
this morning. with Tn" :ntcClncut fol-
lowing in I.inwood cemetery. near Lla'rr
q. The children arc survived hl their
parents only and tho sad f"aiur" Of tn"
affair is that all OF the children have
died within thrc" days. Roth Of tn"
children were students IN the A"tnavi,lH
schools. and were well loved by all Of
their ~CUmpani9ns.
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SUES FOR 100000
FOR HUSBANDS A

Philadelphia, Feb. Suit to recover
$500. 600 damages for the death OF her
husband. DR.. William *. Rogers, which,
she alleges. was caused by serum lnnoc-
ulatcd 10 prevent Influenza. was hied IN
the United States district court mere
today by Mrs. Theodore w. rogers Of
r,irmbms O.. against the II. X. Null
r,.I company, manufacturing pharma-
r;.t. and chemists of the city.
His death. the statement OF claim
charges. was due TO the negligence W
the Milford company in preparation or
tho serum. DR.. Rogers was a physician
and throat specialist.
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H ARTS TREATED FREE
By DR.. FRANKLIN Miles, the Great Spec
iaNst, who sends n $3.50 Treatment
and New Book FREQ

Hear, disease iS dangerous. hundreds
drop dead who could AtNr been saved.
Many report cured Tt'r" tur'"rH fa!'-
cd TO irnv, the rrmarkah.r efficacy Of
his new Special Personal Treatment for
hear, disease. short breath. pain III side.
shoulder ar arm, oppression. Irregular
pulse. iuir.tJi,om, Sls"'h"r'nC, ana pun
ing II auHl"S ur droV~y. lr. Mics VIII
s,uI {" nI''rt"d p"r>uas = g 30 Free
Treatment. BAD CaSva usually soon re-
,!rvrd.
These treatments ar the result OF 80
years extensive research anu unusual
success IN treating various ailments OF
me heart. nerves. StOuurh. bowels. Kid
nryt. Il,"r. bladder and rhcumdtic trou-
bios, which often compl;Cat" each CpSc.
Send for Astonishing Reports of Cures
So wonderful 1r" the results hat ne
wishes every SICK person 70 test this ia
NOUS treatment at his expense. Afflicted
PERSONS sunTll avail Themselves "t this
lihrrul ,T,r at uTr, - they may mover
have sue, an rUnurtun!'y again. Delays
arc daMgy rS SO death zones more
suGdcrI, than that from heart disease.
send Tor h!~ Heart i:""k nud Two
Pound Fro" Treatment. DcScr.h" your
disease. Address. lr. Franklin Mics.
Dept II. Z. GSi 10 900, Franklin st, Elk
hart. Ind.
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pneumonia Fatal to Child.

Leslie W. Trysock, tire-ycar-o!d son
Of MIR. and Mrs. Elmer r. Prysock, died
a, the home Of his parents, 23lS Mar
ket street. at SIS O'Clock last evening.
Death was caused by bronchial pneumo-
MIA. The child had been i'll twelve
DAYS. Funeral arrangements are IN
complete.
Tnc boy was born October 7. 1915.
ITr was very popular among the emil
dr,n. and Older folks ms well In the
community where he lived. and news
If his death caused deep grief among
his many friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-05
HARDING COOR-MAKES SHORT
CAKE FOR MOVIES

Washington. Feb. 4.-Fow strawberry
short CAKE. hot rolls and other d"."'ia-
Die morSclS will be prepared IN he
White House after March ( was DEM
uurtrl,"d before an adlu.r.nE ihr"nt OF
fellow church members Tonight. by ln"1
McWhurtcr. veteran negro cook ~ the
Harding household.
For the hcncN, Of AL asp'r1nte IN the
high at culinary who could not vicw
he operations. IucI demonstrated IN
from, uC 4 movie camera. mixing the
dough and later Applying TIA" straw
berry trimmings 20 a." cake crest with
those dcrt and fac!lc fingers which ever
mark the artist.
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William j. Mooney.

William J. Mooney. wei! known RESI-,
den, Of this city. died last eNch'ht a.
9.4I o'rl"ck at his late home ~. iiv'
Ioff street. following 4 lingering -"
ucSs covering several months
deceased was born and spent prac-
t,,I,. his entire life in this city. He
,.,s * ycars Of age. For many years
no nrcratcd a shoe repair shop on
Eleventh street. -
IIc leaves to mourn his death mis-
w;T,w and one brother, Albert j.
Mooney. of this city.
Funeral ARRANGEMENTS were incoin-
r,c,, at a late hour last night.
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C, E. CELEBRATION.

Portland. Ne. Feb. 4.-The founding
of the first Christian Endeavor society
of the country in this city forty years
ago was celebrated tonight by a prayer
meeting in the same building where the
first prayer meeting OF the society was
held. It was then the parsonage OF the
WINSTON church. Of which Rev. Franci:
= clark was pastor. The meeting 20
night was led by Granville Staples, who
I,d the frs, meeting forty years ago,
md three. other members Of the original
society were present.
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FRANK DIES

Frank Sweeney. aged 81 years. whose
home was IS coal street rear oieu AS
evening nj 80 o'clock IN the E'tr"
Wheeling hospital following a hr''l III.
ness Of complications following d 'r'e"N
operation. H." Was we'll known a"u "9
condition was not regarded as S'i.""S
uuii a Few days ago. lie was "uh''''cu
~ I'm. hDSritAl January ~.
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Al her late home, No. Goo Chapiine
street. will be- the funeral services TINS
at so O'clock. over the re-
mains Of Mrs. Louise Triplctt, who
djrI THURSDAY morning following an
r<,cnd,d n,rcss Of over two vars.
Kew. A. c. Hasrhc pastor Of st. Iaufs
Eyarcc,ical church. Will conduct the
services. Interncnt will be made IN
Mount ZION cemetery.
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Funeral services fer Mrs. August
wheeler. who died Thursday morning
at the ONO Valley General Hospital
following a short illness of pneumonia
Will I've hold from her late residence
80. %6g4 Chaplin" street. Monday after
noon a, : o'clock. Rev :. n. strauss
pastor "f the Tton Lutheran 'hnf'h'
VIII orft,;arr. lnrrrmcnt Will be made IN
Nnunl Iinn CrlmctrrN.
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Mrs. Julia Rock.

This morning at S&n O'Clock at 'hcr
l,-r home. No. - ct"n lane VIII
lac held the funeral a,Tr!ccs Tor MIS-
Julia \. I:ro,k, who died Tuesday lor!-
lowing 4 .ort Illness. Requiem h'sn
mass will nc celebrated at ST M'chael
Catholic Church at . o'clock. lntcrihen'
Will be made in Mount Calvary GEM
.trrS
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BELLAIRE NEWS
BeIIaire Legion Post
Presented With COlOTS

s., arfn, wa
Bel!alre posi- 81 "' ,.s. ,,,h, ~.
-pFeSeule" "..n ...,, If mis- CIV 1t
the Se'N''' -, ,,,G b., tra lIph bu.lG-
= I'.1S ~ ,,' a,,.,l,l NV many per.
"ne ga -,,,,,,,.,ns An excel
SONS u ~" r,n,.~,I in ,naner-
'ienI P'rN'""" ,,..,, luncheon
ZION with t"e ~ = D,, 80 at
was Ser'ru N.'' 49, Of ~. ohio
nisrt'nS r'''i' .,, ,ra ,,,ip al.
service - uD,~, r~,se3rcd nv
- oresS' , c .r..ae,, ~ tir
~. ID. ,.., ~ his civ ana
Z service 80 80 ,. Dlckeus
were aC'eP''" ~
Legion -
AGssS' SA ~,
The biggest haSN't'3" contest 81 t"e
present season thUs tor for IN" iS"d a"i
Black d7!5b,rrs OF the 'o'", 'HS" S|'""'
Is listed for tonight when ''' '"!N ia
ney 70 Wh'"'nS. mo ',oo' r|'E''s ~
Wheeling lllEh S'H"". W., W. '"' 'tr,
.nsnts for H." '"ra's. .>'''"', ''N"' 49,,
far this scs>"a mas H'"t'''" i ''"C''
to n team ia tN'N i"V' OK '"G ''','
Coach Gai5ar"ia has o''" "".N'"e ~
boys hard n fT'P1'"''v" . nM' -
ana is confident q victory. The l'c'I
team Will lineup as t"''""S Tor >"e
game: Forwards SH''"'E anu H"!uC'
EehNe'' F~N"0|'
g, koehnl.ne.
Discuss Union Mission.
Plans for a Union Mission IN EeIIaire
were furthercd last night at = meeting
Of the directors Of the new institution
The meeting was called for the purpore
OF discussing the matter Of 4 super'h-
tendent for the mission. the budset foy
rthe first year and 4 probable location
i1or the mission. In all probability S,
sw. Winmsn, formerly of the IarNers-
ourg, w. Va. mission. will be named to
head the institution here.
Three to Pom.
Criminal cases fer the spring term
have been concluded N common pleas
;. court at ST. ClairSv.llH. The cases con-
= stunned only the one week. SIX Belia;rc
d persons faced trial, all being convicted
local cases resulted in peuiteA-
:. tiary terms being given. August R"s-
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Services Monday.

Monday morning ut $50 o'clock al
his late residence 40. ll's SrN"h'"'n'h
street. will h" held tho iune'aI S"'N'1'
uvr ~ remains a. John j. McHAn"S'
.hoea d.,,h occurred Thursday after
noon rc1u,cm high mass will he Of
rorcJ ., . o'clock at St. Joscph's Ca
tbclral IntrrIncnt will take place in
Nnunt Calvary CCmCtory.
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Funeral Monday.


Funeral services WIZ hc held MONDAY
afternoon at . o'clock from the homo OF
her sister. no. 1924 Chaplinc street tr
Tho late Mrs. August Wheeler. we'll
knuwn resident Of Greggsville who died
Thursday evening at 9:45 o'clock fol-
lowing Il brief illness of double pncu-
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SURPRISE FOR TEACHER

The Bible class of the LANSING Meth
odist church held their regular weekly
meeting at the home If Mr.. W. j.. Earn
hardt, it being a birthday surprise Tor
tho teacher. The weekly 'cSSon was
studied and n fine musical program was
rendered after which 4 delicious lunch
con WAS served and a very plea san eve
ming was had by all present. The guests
departcd wishing Mr.. Bcrnhardt many
happy returns of the day.
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mon!a. Interment will be made in MI.
Z!on cemetery. ,
The deceased was well known and
her death was a shock to her May
friends. She Is survived by her nus
band and three children.
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p. q, ,bn ,r,ic, ~ d. * U...r~ "a
ErLrn,nr,
Hs,d rirs+ Hsncarsal.
.
inc '''h.',"'.' 49, '."'.,
TX" i'""'' n"tE tF' "'S'
"iNt n'sht OF the "au"ir'I ''iH'"|'
gypsy Rover. Tn" rem ''~'' "'N &c.,"
aI the Ie"lr'! >'"'''. : '''.'-."" '.''
/ gel. / NJ S"E"cr "'" ''''F'
VIII Settle Case
\; the c.:v building .'~: n.sh'
Ms stated that Tia" cas-" "t '',''' 3D."
Cheek. Wheeling young w0". "r""~i'd
for !u1erSoHa;iNE y federal agent ""i.
aud collecting money falsely as an 'I-
como tax collector. Vii, !iNc'y h- Sat-
ted S"c-c, Se-v,c~ Nc"H, Kurrr~~ e
Columbus Wa IN ~" c.'y yesterday "a
connection VIII ~" CTS" check served
with tho American FORCES turing The
WA.
An1iversity Service
~ rhr..,.., r,r..,.r s,r,,y cr The
,~r:s.,, ,,ur,h .,rl.. i.,..r 80. q, 20
In'Ellr', vi rVNts t.tl rio a. = -FHTC.f4
ann:yr~s,~, srrvr.c l., interesting rr,-
gram has been rrrrar,G for me ort,-.on.
Rev Charles \ p,or,. tin ra>,o- VII
speak on tho subject. Tho SURRENDER
E:,fnr;orS Life" &, the morning
So-y:., pry W:,'.,m r Robinson. sup
e~-;n-cnd.nr ,r. n, Union Mission o'
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-05

Have You over soon n cartoon sertal'
It's a new feature idea for newspapers.
John T. McCutcheon, the famous car
~toonIst, is the artist Of The Restless
Are" to be published in The Wheeling
starting Sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-05
THAN
WHISkEY FOR
COLDS AND

New Elixir, Called Aspiron-
al, Medicated With Latest
Scientific Remedies, Used
and Endorsed by Euro.
pean and American Army
Surgeons to Cut Short a
Cold and Prevent Compli-
cations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-05
Bellaire Briefs.

w. Z. Groadhouse has returned 20 his
home in Canton after Il visit with his
father in South B"l,a!rc.
Rev. William =. Robinson OF Parkcrs-
burg arrived in the c,ty yesterday for
q brief visit. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Drisco.l and
children of Gravel I'm have returned
70 their home after 4 visit with relatives
at Powhatan.