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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-22
Premier Brands Address.

Westminster. NOV. oi--PrcmIcr Fr!-
and in the cuur 81 OF hts lengthy speech.
said.
"Gent,cmen. n volume has been pub
nShrd by no loss a man than F'e.u
Marshal Ludcudorc. who 9uN enjoys
great authority In many German circles
and who Is followed ~ a great part "t
the Gilt" In Germany, professors, phi'-
.,.oph,rs. writer's. "t,. WHAT do wc read
In this hook" IL" says.
1t is necessary tHat we should
learn 10 understand that We 1--we N a
wartika time. that struggles Will remain
forever. for the singl" Individual as Tor
the state. Il natural phenomenon, that
the struggle is equally on the divine
order OF the world
In the same book Marshal Lud"n-
dorrr rcproduc"s ia" words "t M0l'Ne.
Eternal poacc ~ a dream II x not
even Il beautiful dream. and war IS ono
Of the parts Of the order Of tho wor,d,
such as il has been created ~ Goa. u
Is nv war that are Developed the n"b."St
virtues OF man. courage, dIsinterfste"-
ness. devotion to duty and spirit ~
sacrifice. UP 70 the abandonment OF on" =
own life Without var tn" world WNNId
sing in the nOrass % natcrtallsm.
And further this IS Marshal l.udcn-
durrr himself speaking now. 1t ~ f"T
The political education az tn" German
pcorie and II is an indispensable" no
lion. with the knowledge OF mis- TACT
that In the future war Will +" -" last
and cniy decisive means 81 policy, 'hNt
though completed hr III" vlr!l" "'c Ok
war. the entente shall not be ah,r :" :"r.
hid the German people 20 entertain g.
although the are trying :" tak" = away
from us War l. The cornerstone ~ al
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FIFTEEN
and $4,000 colored troops.

Baron Kato spoke as follows: Japan
IS 1uite ready to announce her hearty
approval or the principle which aims 70
relieve a people Of heavy burdens oy
limiting land ornaments to those whicn
are necessary for national security ana
tho maintenance OF order within me
territory -
Baron De arter IN concluding his
speech said: -.I
III MAJ refer to tho words which
King Albert OF the Belgians, In his
message TO President Harding used' !
will say that the Belgian nation Calls
with her earnest wishes for the moment
where the general situation Will aIlow
us To enter upon path the Limitation OF
ornaments She admires the inttAnVe
taken by the government Of tho Unltea
states and wishes every success 70 tn
conference for the greater benefit ~
:hc whole world
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-22
CUTICURA HEALS
ITCHY ERUPTIONS
OnSEalp. Burned Badly.
Hair Came Out,

Small, sore cruptions broke out
on my scalp and i,ched and burned
30 badly that scratched them cAus-
ing them 10 run together and make
larger eyuptions. My hair was dead
and brittle and came out in como'u's'
"A friend recommended CuticuFa
Soap and Ointment so l sent tor a
free sample. II helped so much that
| purchased more. and after using
one cake of Cuticu:a Soap and one
box of Cu,icura Ontment l W
completely healed" Signed MISS
Lola F.. Womack, 1858 Arthur Ave-
Nashville, Tenn.
Cu,icura Soap, Ointment and Tall
cum are all you needfor alltoi!etuSes'
Battle with Soap. soo,he with Omit
men,, dust with Talcum.
Gamble Each rrt,b Mail Address "Cnas Lao
orntori.s Dept H. Maiden IS. Mas Sold every
rh-r- Soap &c ointment" 70 andb0e ls'ern @8c.
EEE Cu.ieura Soap AhAVeS without mug
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-22
GREATEST LIVING PREACHER,
DR., S,.PARKES CADMAN, WILL
DISCUSS NATIONS MISSION
Noted New York Pastor Universally
Acclaimed a Prophetof His Age
His Lectures Will Be Fea-
ture Of Lyeeum Season.

Or. S. Parkes Cadman. perhaps the
best known active pastor in the United
States today. occupying the pulpit: OF
the famous Central Congregations:
Church IN Brooklyn, New York. Is Il
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lecture herr, in the near future on th'
subject The Mission Of the Repue
Tic" He Is universally acknowledged
one Of the worlds greatest preachers
unsurpassed as an orator, scholar ant
thinker along sociological lines. He i
a distinguished literary man and Is
widely known az 'hr author Of Am
baS>aGors Of Cod "thHries par"iE
and Other English Thinkers, anc
other books. Or. Cadman is undouot
edly one Of the prophets Of the age
and his appearance here will be the
lecture feature Of the year.
Munta. Nul.ut"r -. l'r. 'W!'n@ ]
delivers ni~ famous 'sr'nr". The MIS-
son II re Hcuuh,j.' ut tre Th"'n '''
NJ =. .h.:.h. This a"'2'rr IS tn" HrSt
81 i -"-:.s Of fn"- given under thc aus
nj. "- a. TAams~u church. Til" HdniS-
>..., -~..a co~ 'h.. series - one Dollar.
and tie ~,a.'" admiSsirn for a'r ne
u..ul,~ is su' IN" Thomson EeS;e''
,.hu.. y,l.t ass, b. heard or November >.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-07-19
TARIFF on HIDES
Robs Farmer for Bencfi! of the Manu-
facturcr.

Congressional Record, July TO-
Mir. Collier. Mr.. Chairman, yield
IN minutes tn the gentleman from
South CHr,i!inl,[AIr StcvcnSonI.
Mr.. S:cvcn;nn. Mr.. ChaiI'In;ln. the
gentleman from Michigan Mr.. kctch-
.ml Hrpeairtt IL while ago for the
farmer on t;lc ground that tic farmers
in five counties in Michigan saved tho
Republican majority in the United
States senate Il year or two ago ana
therefore they needed projections. Ac-
c":'tlinG 10 what is very popularity adj
miltrd now and what lra" Crcn been
this country. J. L:Ikc it for granted tIilt
if the Republican organization wa:
saved by the farIhcrS and they Ect
what they had Il right t0 expect. That
urg;!uizl; ion turned them over $780,
900 and they do not need any help
from congress now. Laughter ana
anulllIsc on the Democratic side. II
that is the basis for taking control oi
the United s;tHtcS senate, it is most
. stllurnl0llS corruption of IN election
ever put forth in this country ana II
the farmer is responsible, God knows
:hry ought To hc satisfied to take of
The duty on their hides. Laughter ana
applause on the Democratic side
The gentleman from minnesota Mr..
| l[nutSOn asked Il question OF the Ecil-
ilCman from Massachusetts. lie said,
lis not it true that under the Under
wood law shoes have been higher than
they ever have been bcfore?' Yes;
| that is true. Now let mo ask the gen
! tlcman question: Is not it true that
during the Underwood law wheat has
hccn higher than it ever has been be-
| rGrc" Why. it was dancing tango
with the stars there has never been
such Il record of high price for wheat
! in this country. Does the gentleman
claim that the Underwood tariff hill Is
! responsible fur that Has there ever
! been such 4 price for corn in the his
! lOlS Oi lllS NAHUM dts IL iiaS' "SSii III
der the Underwood law? Is it the Un-
| derwood tariff that made that high
price? Ts it the Underwood tariff that
made the high price Of shoes? II so. it
is strange that these protection gentle
mon are trying TO repeal it.
Mir. knutsOn. Will the gentleman
yield?
Mr.. Stevenson. Yes.
| Mr.. knuison. What VIC object tn ir
the Underwood bill 50 far as hides arc
concerned, is that the law permits hides
ito bc brought in from other countTic:
depressing the price Of hides here and
! forcing the; American farmer to sci! oi
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room and: was preparing to Tetirc
when she heard alarming noises on The
front porch; She turned off the ligh;
to show the person That lE"y were ut
away Wien sh@dtd'sthrs sEc Thought
she heard :, him leaving the porch.
Everything WAS quiet for few minu-
tr:i when tic man appeared again. This
time hc attempted TO break in the
window of Mrs. Boyd's room. She
arose turned IN the light, and ran TO
awake Mr.. Wilbur lloyd but when
they returned the man had been scared
away. Nh. G. VI. Boyd arrived ut the
house Il few minutes aftcrward anu
the pul.:' station WAS called. OFFICERS
arrived and looked over the case but
found very little that would !ntIcalc
tic identity Of the wutlld-hc burglar.
!''rGm his tracks, outside il w's seen
that IN. was in hi:; bare feet AMI from
thr appearance uf Ills tracks IL il
tl0uSIt l!.ll hc was Il while person.
The shade being UP. Mrs. Boyd '!irl M;
:,e: 4 view al him. but Slw his tall
outline through the shade. Judging
from The circumstances under which
;hr attempt vas made il was thought
thai the person was Eut in Iii" ri%Ht
mind, probably under the Influence uf
some dune on. intOXicant.
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tion have got TO buy, because if you
do not do it, it will not help tho mall
ufacturcr. If you arc candid about it
you must admit that the great mass nG
people are going tn have to pay The lid-
dlcr for this fonlishncsS, il it ever be-
comes II law. [App!aus, Oh the Demo-
cratic s!dc.l
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Tuesday, July 10, 1921.

Right O!--Fathcr was testing his
sons knowledge Of arithmetic.
Now, sonny" he said, suppose
your mother had S. and | had $40. IL
I gave her 81, what would she havc?"
mysteries" muttcrcd the precociouS
child rs he tlrifted into the garden.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-07-19

Cleveland Star, tSheIby), July IS:
Over 20n guests were 1T Cleveland
Springs new hotel last night III tho
first meal which formally opened this
beautiful hostrlely to the public undc:
the management OF Mr. Il. II. RuS"
mUnd, one of the most experienced and
widely known hotel men in The south.
The guests wrrc handsomely gownrd
and the dining room was 4 one OF
lovcliucss with each table sci with
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Copyright. 1871. by N. e A,

thinkl"
dot knows always tell the
truth" returned somewhat awk-
wardly.
"Of course you do. So does
George. SO does every husband. But
do you tell the whole truth? Did
you about that telephone call. for
linstance?"
was on the point Of making some
reply when Edith went on:
But don't flatter yourself. Don't
think that | asked you to sit here
because I'm so fond OF your com.
pany. for I'm not II you must
know it."
II mustn't"
you are something OF bore. But
| wanted you TO sit here so that |
could discuss some business matters
with you"
That's flattering enough In its
way"
"Nonsense The point Is that
had "A talk with my father last night.
He was very favorably impressed by
you. tho / dare say he didn't give
any hint OF 1t to you"
''He didn't"
That's his way. Right now. as I
told you. he is looking for someone
to help him put his new motion pic
ture machine on the market. The
position he has In mind Is that OF
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as that you your Royal Highness? asked FppetyFap

"Tlng-a -llng-a-ling.- rang Fiippety-
Flap on the telephone he took out
OF his shoe.
Hello. Long Distance. please give
me the Fairy Queen" said he
whats he doing7" whispered the
wart. hog to Nancy. while F1ippety'
Flap was waiting for the Fairy
Queen to answer.
Hes talking across the ocean 10
fairyland." answered Nancy.
"Ocean7 What's the ocean, went
on the wart-hog. And fairyiandv
But FlippetyFlap was talking
again. and Nancy said 1t was impo-
lite TO speak when someone was
phonlng. but that she'd tell him
sometime again. The wart-hog did
back somersault as he had a habit
Of doing, and said he was sorry. and
commanded the Council of Creatures
to be quiet. too. until F1ippety-Flap
had finished.
us that you. your Royal High
ness?'' asked Flippety-Flap. YES
We got here all right. No. we haven't
rot ally Tag Tiger yet but we're go.
ing to soon without doubt. VIII
you please tell the circus people to
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you nice, obcdient boyw Edith r.

you nice, obedient boyf Edith re-
pcatod.
NV ankle was smarting fearfully
and / tried TO assure her that ] had
not planned my fall In order TO be
able 10 ait with her and watch my
wife and George skate.
Edith requested me to inform the
marines, who are known TO be credu'
lous. OF that fact.
"But my ankle really hurts" l
complained. II can hardly touch my
foot TO the floor :.
II admit you overdid II trifle,"
CHE smiled. "Of course. you didn't
want TO take any chances. Unless
IL were a pretty bad fall they might
insist upon your getting up and try
ing 10 skate again, tho goodness
knows you did look ridiculous
, enough"
You don't seem able TO realize
that there IL such thing as coin
cidence. JVst because you asked me
to pretend to fall you think that |
really did fall on purpose"
my good man." and Edith looked
me squarcly In the face. do you
think Dot would regard II as coin
cidence if / told her the whole story7
IL told her that ! had asked you to
pretend 10 fan so that you could
sit here with me? Really now, Just
what do you suppose Dot would
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When in Seattle. eat at Boldts.--
Advertisement.
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plice Of crimInais.-

INV VI IfbtltHaths
"oh." she said. and removed her
hand. but not before he had felt how
II tremblcd. They were about to en-
ter the tea room when she added;
please don't say that until I have
told you why I do what I do"
NOW" said Stuart, when he had
given an order 10 the waiter. what
do you want to tell me7 promise
that I Will only act upon anything
you may tell me in the event OF my
life. or that OF another. being palpa-
bly, endangered by my silence"
VERY we'll. want 10 tell you,-
replied Mislsa. why I stay with
Fo Ill"
who Is FoHi7-
Miska glanced apprehensiveiy
around her. bending further forward
over the table.
let me tell you from tho begin
ming" she<said in low voice. "and
then you will understand. You SEQ
me as am today because OF dread.
fuI misfortune that befell me when I
was rs years old
MY father was Turkish. and my
mother. his third wife. was a French
woman, a member Of a theatrical
company which had come to Cairo,
where he had first seen her. She
must have loved him. for she en-.
tered his harem In the great house
on the outskirts OF Aleppo.
Until I was rs years OF ago. !
never left the harem. Then an
awful pestilcnce visited Aleppo.
People were dying In the
mosques and In the streets. and my
father decided 70 send my mother
and myself and some others of the
harem to his brothers house in
Damascus.
ION the second night OF our Jour.
ney band Of Arabs swept down
upon the caravan. ovcrpowered the
guards, killing them all, and carried
off everything Of value which we
had. Me. also. they carried off--me
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CHATTER LII


Stuart returned TO his house In a
troubled frame OF mind.
Walking out toward the dispen.
sary. Stuart met Mrs. McGregory.
"a postoffice messenger brough,
this letter for you. Mr.. Keppei. just
the now" she said, handing Stuart
sealed enpeiopc.
He opened II and read:
before I go away there In some
thing J want TO say TO you. You do
not trust me. 1t IN not wonderful
that you do not But I swear that
only want to save you from a
great danger. II you will promise
not TO tell the police anything Of II,
will meet you at O'Clock by the
book stall at Victoria Station-on
the Brigston side. IL you agree you
viii wear something white In your
button-hole. If not you cannot find
me there. Nobody ever sees me
again." the letter read.
There was no signature, but no
signature was necessary. 1t was
from Mile. Dorian.
Stuart laid the letter on the table.
and began TO pace up and down the
room.
His duty wns plain enough. He
knew that, rightly or wrongly. ne
was incapable OF placing this note In
the hands Of tho police.
A few minutes before the hour ne
entered the station and glanced
sharply around at the many groups
scattered In the neighborhood OF Che
bookstall.
He turned-and she was standing
by his side!
You are angry with me- said
Mile. Dorian. and Stuart thought
that her quaint accent was adorable.
Her voice and her eyes completed
the spell, and Stuart resigned him
self without another struggle to this
insane infatuation.
we cannot very well talk herr, /"
nc said. "Suppose we go into the
hotel and have a late tea, Mile.
Dorian"
II am called Miska,- she said.
VIII you please call me MIskaY''
"Of coruse. II you wish" said
stuart. looking down at her as she
walked by his side.
How lovely you arer' he said
hotly, "snd how maddenIng II Ii to
remember that you are an accom-,
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BY ALTMAN
BY BLOSSER
BY AHERN

, have big cage ready with the door
wide open. and to face IL this way.
We may need 1t in a hurry. Yes,
that's all. thank you. Goodby.
Now. then. folksr he cried. put
ting away his telephone and rubbing
his hands together In a business-liko
way. Let's get busy. Nick and
Nancy. you 20 and bring me a peck
OF nice round peppercorna And
want the rest OF you to come along
with me and show me where each
one OF you lives"
But our homes are . secrete' pro.
tested the mongoose.
"Fll bet Tag Tiger knows the
street and number of every one Of
you" scoffed Fiippety-F1ap. "Secres.
indeed, Do you wish me to help
you. or do you notY'
Yes. yes. yesr' they an cried
fright. Or nodded the fairyman.
Now you twins be off, and meet mo
here in an hour"
To BE Continued
Copyright, 1921. by N. r. A.
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'''I'lhe Golden
Scorpion

Hy SAX HouMEW
Ccpyrtght By Robert NJ. Mcbride . Ce

CONTINUED From Saturday.
Presently therc entered a buriy
Irlshman. bluff and gocd.humorcd. a
very typical example OF the inteiil
gent superior police officer. looking
keeniy around him
'Ah. Inspector the assistant com
missioner greeted him-''wo want
your assistance In a little matter con
corning the Chinese residential quar-
ter. You know this districtr-'
Certainly. sir. l know IL very
we'll"
"On this map--the assistant com
missioner laid a discolored forcfingcr
upon the map OF London---''you VIII
perceiv. that we have drawn a cir
Gle
Inspector Kelly ben, over the
table.
"Yes. AIR
within that circle. which II no
larger In circumference than a shin
ling as you observe. lies q house
used BY certain group OF people. II
has been suggested 10 me that these
people may be Chinese or associates
OF Chinese"
Inspector Kelly scratched his close
cropped head.
"a woman was murdered Just
there. SIR he said. taking up a pen
from the table and touching n point
near the corner OF Three Colt st.
about a i2-month ago. Opium Is 10
be had there and cardplaying goes
on. and I won't swear that you
couldn't get liquor. But IT'S well
conducted as such dives go"
ITS sort OF lodging house.
Them"
'T.xncsfy-
who Is the proprfesor-'
"a retired Chimes. sailor called
All. Fang FNi. but better known NJ
'pidgin.' Hls establishment Is called
locally The Pidgsn House.
81 am obliged to you. Inspector"
said the courteous assistant commits
sioner. for your very exact infor.
nation Good-day."
"Good day. SIR" replied the IN
spector.
He went out.
Castor Max. who had diplomat.
icaily remained In the background
turnout this interview. now spoke:
.Aitho The Scorpion ~ ] hope.
believes that that Troublesome
Charles Maict II dead. he may also
wonder II Scotland Yard has secured
from DR.. STARTS fire any fragments
Of the information sealed In the en-
veiopel What does II mean. this ~
leasing OF the yellow car. closing OF
the bank account and departure
from the savoy-
1T means flight cried Dunbar.
jumping violently 10 his feet
CASTOR Max bowed.
1T Is true" he replied. and from
his pocket he took slip OF f1Imsy
paper. This code message reached
me an I was about to leave my hotel.
The quadroon. Miguel. left Paris Last
night and arrived In London this
morning"
He was foilowedy' cried Dunbar.
But certainly. He was followed
TO Limehousc. and he was definitely
seen to enter the establishment de.
scribed to us by Inspector Keiiy-'
'Gad-' said Dunbar then some.
one is stili thereT'
''Somone. as you say. In still
there" replied Max. But every.
thing points TO the Imminent depart.
ure OF this someone. win you see
10 ~. inspector. that not rat
pardieu, not a little mouse--is al
lowed to slip out OF our red circle
to-day. For tonight we shall pay a
friendly visit to the house OF All.
Fang-Fu. and should wish all the
company TO be present"
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much good. l took Lydia T.. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound and soon
felt a change and could do my work
without pain and was cured Of those
nervous spells. Now / have a nice
baby girl and had an easy time at
birth, thanks TO Lydia T.. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound. FL Mrs. Will
LIAM G.. WERNER, 1916 Van Hook St..
Camden, N j.
When wife finds her energies are
Tagging, she is weak, nervous, suffers
from backache, the blues" she
should build her system up at once by
taking that standard woman q medi-
cine, Lydia 4. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound, as did Mrs. Werner.
II there Is anything about your con-
dition you do not understand write
Lydia X. Pinkham Medicine Co..
nm Naes about vour hoalth
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Confessions of a Husband
u.s. EDITH REFUSES no BEIIEVE TT IS A COINCIpENCE.

sales manager. the salary VIII De
well. substantial"
That's gratifying
Tie is considering you very seri
ousiy. There is only one other man
he has In view. but the other has
some evident disqualifications."
"well. I certainly would be glad
to get the position"
Don't say anything more about II
TO Dot for while. Something might
turn up TO prevent IL. and 1t would
be too bad to disappoint her. BY the
way. father said one other. thing
but don't know whether l ought to
repeat II TO you" G
what was itg"
Father like me - is brutally
blunt. He said: Why didn't you
pick n man like that instead of the
boob you married."
tTo BE Continued
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ASPIRIN
Name "Bayer" on Genuine

warning' Unless you see the
name "Bayer" on package or on tab
lets you are not getting genuine
Aspirin prescribed by physicians for
twenty one years and proved safe
by millions. Take Aspirin only as
toid-in the Baycr package for Colds.
Headache. Neuralgia, rheumatism.
Earsche. Toothnche. Lumbago and
for Pain. Handy tin boxes OF
twelve Bayer Tablets of Aspirin cost
few cents Druggists also sell larger
packages. Aspirin IL the trade
mark OF Baycr Manufacture Of Mo
noaceticacidester OF SalicylIcacid.
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A few drops OF "Outgro" upon the
skin surrounding the ingrowing nail
reduces inflammation and pain and
so toughens the tender. sensitive skin
underneath the toe nail that II can
not penetrate the flesh. and the nail
turns naturally outward almost over
night.
'.Outgro" In a harmless antiseptic
manufactured for chiropodists. How.
ever, anyone can buy from the drug
store a tiny bottle containing direc-
tons.
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Cynthia Grey 3
q Woman Politicion-A Ne,c Force to Contend
Wth. Wa She Forge Straight Ahead or Side
step?

MIS- Cry; Enter the woman politician
p OF COURSE But examination OF the
an unlovs tyne o. woman politician
or political he she
ali Of
a
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had pains In my
back and stomach,
was very nervous
and would have
fainting spells. J
certainly suffered
awfully with those
nervous fainting
spells. ! did NOT
kno W anyone al
times and used 20
scream A doctor
treated me but did
~Ak aAArx Ha M