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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-01
HANNIBAL

Rev. F. c. Walters returned homo Fri
day fom GAINESVILLE. where he was
called by the death Of his mother.
Miss Cecil Underwood. Of tho Ohio
Valley General hospital. Of Wheeling
spent Saturday with her sister. Mrs. {.
Roy Richie. Of Pittsburgh. spent sew
eral days with friends at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Suter. Of Cincin-
natl. arc visiting his brother Brady ST.
' Married. a, New Martinsv,lle on Fri:
day, December "a. Mr.. Paul Hyer, OF
this place, and Miss Lima Chaplin, OF
Duffy, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Dietrich; OF Var
Of the latter's parents. DR.. and Mrs. 7.
r. l.. Williams, Of Wheeling. spent
Christmas with relatives in town.
Miss Helen Fr!eden Is home from
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. j..
Misses Katherine Colvig and Claribel
IIoskins visited relatives in New Mar
tinsv!lle several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mart Nothing and M.
and Mrs. Albert Nothing and two dauTh-
ters were guests OF relatives In Wheel
Ing the past week.
Roy Noll. Of Philadelphia. - spend
ing theh olidays with his mother MIS-
Vic Noll.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Muhleman and
daughter. Miss iona, spent Christina
with Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Muhleman, OF
New Martinsville.
Frank Wohnhaus. Of Akron. O., was q
visitor In town Saturday.
Mrs. Orville Noll returned home
Wednesday from a short trip TO Pits
burgh. ~.
Raymond Syphcr and sister. Miss Ola
Of Wheeling spent Saturday and sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Sam FISHER
Prof. W ]. Godfrey was at New Mar
tinsville Monday on business
The public schools closed Thursoay'
and will reopen Monday. January s..
Ned Boston spent Saturday and sun
day at this place with Lester Hcnthorn.
The remains Of the late David Pugh:
whose death occurred at the home oil
his SON, Howard Pugh. on Sunday even
ing, were brought 20 this place on
Wednesday morning, accompanied by a
number OF relatives. and taken TO MI.
Union. whero he formerly resided, for
interment
Lloyd Mcintyre, OF New MartInsville.
was a visitor In town Wednesday AFTER
Mrs. c. O. Pounds and two children
spent Thursday with friends IN New
Mar,insville. -.
Charles Hartlieb. Of Warrington, W
Va. was visiting his parents, Mr.. ara
Mrs. John Hartl!eh. several days this
week.
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in the forward march or progress. This
accom- i!shment forever dispcllcd tho
fear OF wheeling losing tho tue as the
metropolis OF West Virginia.
TIE various committees which wcre
Appreciated AZ various times BY meetings
held at tho Chamber OF Commerce Of
fees on different occasions during the
past year deserve special mention for
the great work which they have accom-
piished. and most OF them are stN! in
power and are looking forward to fur
Their developments during this year.
civic rmprovemsnts.
Tho civic Improvement committee.
which has been doing everything In It's
power 20 have the C!,y illuminated at
night. has IN It's program for tho presen,
year the installing OF ornamental lights
In the business district. They have the
cooperation Of the city officials IN this
matter. and such will DO done after the
telephone poles have been removed from
tho streets in the business district and
al wires laid underground.
4 great many other accomplishments
OF this forward organization could be
mentioned in addition 20 those men
toned above. but being OF less I'm
portance they VIII be passed up for the
present, nut WI! De announced at a luter
date.
Traffic Department.
The traffic department OF this organ
lzation has also been busy during the
past year. and proposes 10 do many good
things In the future which Will assist
the city IN taking care or the congcs-
ton OF traffi. which seems 10 be getting
worse day after day. 4 committee OF
this department held two meetings dur
Ing the past month. At which time the
most vital matter Of Importance TO the
citizens in tho shipping facilities. which
are getting back TO normal after being
tied up for some little time on account
OF tho embargo on all lines OF the vnrl-
Gus railroads coming Into this city.
This committee IS also making q study
OF the street railway service Of the two
traction companies operating in this
city. N hopes 81 giving tho people a
greatly improved service over what they
have ut the present time. which will be
OF great interest TO the city. This de-
partnent OF the chamber has also a very
large program which they intend TO
carry out during the year.
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE CLOSES
AWONDERFULLY SUCCESSFUL YEAR

nS Last night closed one OF the most
successful years IN the history OF tne
,WheelsnE Chamber OF Commerce. win
tho hahn OF other civic bodies. !nclud-
ing the city council and tho Board OF
commissioners OF Ohio county. Pr!or
10 1920, there were many CIVIC accom-
!. pi,shments recorded 10 the credit or
--,ih!s community. AS conditions changed
NIT was evident that II this city was 10
keep the pace with other progressive
cltias throughout the United states,
~ there were number or Dig pTo)eclS
S.that would haze TO be carried OUT 10
- meet the demands OF the future. the
;-citizens Of this city realized that tReF
were tagging IN respect 10 the several
improvements needed TO meet the pres
nt conditions.
Improvement Survey.
"a The first thing 70 be done BY this
body was 70 organize an improvement
association, contributing about SSo.oou
employing competent engineers 10 MAKE
.uryeys and work out plans for their
ultimate Accomplishment for the I'M
nroyement and Identification OK this
city. Considerable progress has been
made by the various committees who
had charge Of the difterent improve
.~msnt studies. with complete co-opera-
,sttion In avery instance BY the members
which were taken up and are stll IN
- the hands OF tho committees, who II IL
W hoped. during tho present year VIII &C
~ complish the extension Of Chap!'ne
street to the National road and erecting
Of 0 YbsAuct across Wheeling Creek.
- making Chapl!ne q one way thorough
fare, which It has been figured Will
= relieve Market street OF tho heavy con-
gestion OF traffic.
- Another project Is the building OF
viaduet or bridge over Wheeling Creek
az Fourteenth strest To Wheeling hiIl
connecting with the out-the-plks dis
triet. BY doing this II will cut tho
distance three-Quarters Of milo short
ser and will give another outlet. which
Wheeling ~ needing at tho present time
=. on account OF the traffic which Is In
=. ereasinE daily. This will also open
.A-this entire hillside for housing pur-
'as4poses which the city has not at tho
p : present time.
sat Another is the opening up OF large
~ public park on tho hillside east OF
Chaplips street and extending north
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RrAnk oalAhrRN1AA.

Cincinnati. c.. Dec. 3l-PAns g
statewide observance Of the cent1
Of the birthday OF General CiyoDo'
Grant. commander OF the Mort
forces in tho Civil War. has been -
ed by Supreme Court Justice HnO1I
Nichols. who retires January All
chief Justice OF tho Ohio BuDso
Justice Nichols will open nv
flee here, and expects 70 deyote
siderable Of his time In agitation -
fitting observance Of the. birtheAJ
the great northern leader. .,.,aS
General Grant was born ak IA
Pleasant. Clermont county. Ohtn,
April 1892. The father OF General d
Jesse Grant. a tanner. moved a
Point Pleasant to GeorEetown..
years. General Grant resided et =
IN Clermont county. His sea. >
Grant and his daughter, Nellie
now Mrs. Snrtor!s, were both
there.
In communication Of 0enerat 90
the highway known ~ the n BCs1,
meaning Adams. Belmont and Clon
counties. and which passes throu11
three counties. has. been fGna1ne4f
Grant highway.
Judge Nichols was quite young "A
General Grant resided In Ciet
county, but ne was Is years old -.
the general died In 1855.
For some time. Judge Nichols
been .aRitatiRE tho matter Of Q o
nnry observance Of eGnsfal o.:
birthday. He plans to have the mai
brought before the Eenorat 3AA1eQ
and make II statewide.
"Of course this should - ~
function for tho @. A. r. 70 49,
Of" said Judge NicholA bat meeA
Of the Grand Army are becomint
and their burdens must Be sht0ee|
younger shoulders. What WohlN
moro Citing than their sons aaA ~
sons, the members Of the AMt
Legion. should get behind ths -
and put It over"
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SlSTERSVlllE

S!stersv.lle. Dec sI.-Xfs. G
stealey OF Parkersburg 10 the euel
Mrs. +. ". Martin.
Miss Charlotte Talbot left NJ
day morning for Columbus. o, q
her sister. Mrs. Mccoy. and otha
at!ves.
MI. and Mrs. Harry Mountfoti
baby are the guests Of his n1othof
II. NJ. Mountford Of Eas. Liver
Mrs. J. A. Daggs entcrtaineA 9
o'clock dinner Of Attractive
ments Tuesday evening - an ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Ptake %
InEton, D. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Peters
Cleveland. O., are spending . CO
weeks with local relatives.
Miss Camille Talbot has -
Wheeling for a visit " indefinits
with friends.
c. A. Fuller. who has been the
O. his sister. Mrs. J. n. Keuo
Wednesday for Columbus. o.. -
TO his home in Eelsonviile
Mrs. G.. L. Hard Is the Eteot
daughter Mrs. Homer English ~:
kersburE. .Si;
Mr.. and Mrs. r. n. campbsii q
tie daughter Kathlyn returned it.
from a few days visit with frteeH
Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cunninghanl
Akron. o.. arc the guests o.
parents
Miss Clio johnson Of nPrkef1bor
the guest fher sister. Miss M
superintendent Of tho Sistersvt1le 4
eral Hospital.
Mrs. Ross Core ana littls dauo
Dorothy have gone TO ElktnS. W.,
to spend several days as the gueot
relatives. g
Misses Dot Lucas ana VifEini4
Ter. after a brief visit with RIM
have returned to Wheeling where
are student nurses In the Ohio VI
General Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. q. TatA % M
Pa. are guests OF Mr.. and Nh. y
man Of North Wells street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-01
LOST" BILL BECOMES LAW.

WashinEton. Dec. Si.--A lost" bill
today hccume law. The Smoot- Reavls
bill. providing for the appointment Of
n congressional committee 10 study re-
organization Of government depart.
m-nts. was passed finally by Congress
ten days ago. and sent 10 the White
House. where all truce q" il was lost
The ten-day period having expired, the
bill became a law today w!thou, the
Presidents signature. White House
officials. IN explaining that tho official
COPY Of the measure either was misla!d
in the executive offices or n one OF
the departments 10 which It was re.
ferred for recommendation. said II was
the Presidents intention 10 sign tho
bill. Request was made today OF con-
Kress!oral clerks for duplicate copy
for filing purposes.
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TO ACT FOR MR. WILSON.

Washington. Dec. al.,Actins SeS ere
., ~, Davis. Of the state department,w:Is
al! "a! n,aI .olday by President Wilson TO
a ac:'f FOR him in the annual New Years
, az Of representatives Of the
tTnrp,,ai corps. Mr. Davis VIII re-
Cctve The ambassadors and ministers al
his homo and the President; t ,,nr
&. ,secretary Davis conferred to-day with
the President at the white House ana
w ,Hs declining TO say what had been
discussed, the secretary said these
might 10 developments later as le-
suii OF the conference.
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1ooPHoLE Is FOUND.

Washington. Dec 3l.-American ran,
roads under section 10 OF the Ciayto
:n,norrnw after a six-year suspension.
viii be permitted 20 purchase equipment
onG Uunnjles from concerns In when
Ihc rxads or their officials arc Inter
s. >rhcn the bid of the ceiling com,
many IS the most favorable one received
by the railway company.
Inflammation OF the language OF sec
,,nr 10 revealed today that no absolute
nrroh!bition Is placed on dealings be.
!,vn.r raIroads and equipment concerns
IN Which they or their officials are IN
'tcrestrd. as was stated In some quarters
Yesterday nfter President Mnson nao
DenS.on.
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~ n. ciairsyiIls. yisite4 evsk
With Nj: and Mrs. s~,tns ,. -
,,ed this week With fflAAds 1T.
A daurhter was born to II.
Archia Bethel, THURSDAY, Doee1D .
Thomas Burtoft OF At Ghtlp
Spent sunday at the homo Of +. $, +,
w n O. B.l,s has sold his pee,sl r.
Main Strest to the Gospel MoS ~
clyde. Don and Frank Ftah1 ~
ara attendtng Ohio state UnivoeltGS
colum bus, are spending ne Ill
with their parents here. g
Miss Dorothy Judkins, we y c.
the holiday with her parents
Mrs. r. d. JudkinS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-01
Sheriff Declares He
Will Protect TOWnIeV

Salina. Kan. Dec. 3l.-Foliow!rg the
issuance Of n demand by the local post
Of the American Legion last night that
\. G. Townley. national Non-Partlsan
League leader. and his aides. cease ac-
uvi,les here and leave The county, z.
statement. warning against any vio-
lence.
Tho sheriff said he represented all
the people and would protect all law
abiding people. .TowDlcy Is said to
be out OF town today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-01
SIX THOUSAND AFFECTED
NJ SALARY GEADJUSTHHNr

Wilmington. Del. Dec Sion the
ground that living conditions IN tho
United States have returned 10 normal
the T.. l. DuPon; de Nemours Com
pany announced today the extra COM
pensat!on which has been allowed SAL
ar!ed employees since October |. 1919,
Will he discontinued. effective February
first.
SIX thousand ofs!os employees and
other "salar!ed' workers In DUPONT
plants IN every part OF the country are
affected The wages OF workmcn and
laborers are not included
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-01
FLUSHING

Duane Bundy. OF Philadelphia, WIS.,
ttsd OVER Sunday with his aunt, Mrs.
Addie Blrney.
VIM. ]. Elliott, Of Pittsburgh, visited
the first OF the week at the home Of
Mrs. Mary c. Elliott. ~
Mn and Mrs. Harry Vance visited
over Sunday with Mr.. Tance's mother.
Mrs. Alice Vance.
Miss sylvia Baker and Aiss Baker,
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FRANKLIN X. LANE Ill.

Rochester. MINI. Dec. 3l.--Frankll in
X. Lana, formor secretary OF the inter
Tor. arrived here to-day. accompanied by
his wife and son. fo- consultation re-
In Lane. Jr.. said the father had been
III for the past six months and came
here 10 determine the enact nature OF
the ailmsnt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-01
AUTO STRUCK BY CAR

An gU:omob!le owned and driven nv
Oscar. Miller. OF Kirkwood. was slightly
Traction car at an curly hour th,s morn
ing. IN front OF She Victoria theatre.
The front tenders OF the machine were
bent 70 some extent. but thed river was
ado 20 60 On his MaY
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Cincinnati, O.. Dec. l1-Le1i1a3
which will give TO county shefi1ct
authority to appoint spe6is1
In outlying districts at nohfaA1l Ag
whose duty It will b 70 act only:
emergency, Is advocated BY y
Fred Bader Of Hamilton county:
reason crime 10 not % prev1tool
rural districts as In the cities
said he believes. Is dut 10 tho fact y
residents In country districts In
main have organized vigilance e1mH
tees which thoroughly police dteet!S
Bader believes the leaders Of III.
organizations should b vestoA tNt
tho power Of a deputy sherifG NttA q
thorlty. In, an emergency. 10 sNokt
all members Of the body 40 de9Ntt
thus making the orEanixat ton q -
one. with an authorized cffictais =
head - -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-01

Brockfield. O.. Dec. 31.-rsn elijl
Of white mule whiskey'. confiN
here in recent raid, we're cosei
TO tho running waters Of brook &
flows through tho village. BroS1
has started an anti-vice cANl
under the direction Of justin ca
Tubbs. who has announced eAk
brook will receive all contfabaAA II
found in the village.
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Mrs. Exe-"Misery loves ea
you know" Mrs. Wye-'ctot a1N19y
by dear. I guess you never had onSveE
.iEht SHOES when company called IN
stayed three mortal houfa"-l3g1
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-01
YETHOLUUM,

Oil City, Pa, Dec. 3l.--Credit balances
$40: runs sS,0G3: average 5G,Si0: ship
uents 4S.6l3; average G3.5sS.
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ola onlJ By c. II Gr!est Il Co
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-11
BASKETBALL

/ 49,
TIE 1 District if IF # Columbia \ National !.
Guayd will send its represenrtat!ve
qrint TO Alexandria tonight, ,ensag7
ing the local Dreadnaughts in a bas-
ket5all' game at the armOry, begin
ming at SIS, in what premises to
be another close and hard fought
game.
The soldiers have re-organized and
picked the best players of the varl-
Gus companies in the National Guard
League and no doubt will have a
ringing good squad against the
Dreadnaughts. The latter will Sc
lect from Alexander, Rosy Hayden,
Carl preifus, Aller Roberts, Jimmy
Hasson, Sinner Hayden, and Earl
Cornell. Admission TO all, twenty
FIVE cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-11
CHRISTMAS SEALS
RI Of Anti-Tuberculcsis Society
Plans Free Clinics


Richmond. Jan. 1i.--lt was an
nou@ccd today It the office OF the
Virgins Tn5ewulcsis Association
that. while the returns are begin
ring 10 come. IN from the sale Of
Christmas Seals. it is impossible to
estimate what funds the association
viii have Tor It's work during the
com;ng'year.
Il wassstayed that as q result of
he sale3 Of hc seals great interest
has oeen manifested in the wcrn in
every part Of the State. Numbers Of
cases II tuberculosis have been dis
covered il remote rural districts
which wouiu not otherwise have
hsen disclosed IS persons who were
asked to bay Christmas seals res
raaded 10 thu APPEAL stating that
they are interested in the work be
ca,i$a Of -ybercuiosiS in their !am;-
f'es.rsSsca cases q persuna! letter.
has beer written, advising examina-
lion by 4 tFSltof ana literature has
heen sent outlining II detail home
treatment fur those WHO canaet 70
tci:a sa~natorium, and protection Of
tho members Of fns faEiIla .~ho one
in,Eontacr with the invaad.
Ii i hoped, that Che fiHssstdalized
irom the Seal Sale will enable the
aSspciation y carry out its program
for free clinics throughout the State,
,EoeI it has been demonstrated ehere
Il f-tS3
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-11
DE viiERI bENIEsi;... i
GERMAN IRISH PLOT

Dublin, Jan. 11.-Eamcn de Valera,
tie Irish republican leader broke his
silence yesterday with a formal
statement vigorously denying the
alleged German Irish plot against
Great Britain: and attacking the. gov
,ertnment,'s. white paper issued Sat
friday concerning such a plqi.
London. Jan. :11.-That apparent
immunity of canon dc, Valera from
orreSt would continpe, as long as Dc
Valera maintains silence, and did not
anticipate IN the affairs Ct the ex-
rene natiGnaESts fwa she~sstatemen7
made in Authoritative Quarters n
London Yesterday afternoon.
Since the above dtsoat@h was filed
ne valera has issuedsin Dublin q rar~
nal statement on Irish affairs.
At the same time it was revealed
that the government was somewhat
! rcrplexed as, to :what.was the best
course to pursue with regard To the
rtrrped president Of the irish ma
f;:rE!:c." and virtually had decided 10
wait the voluntary. showing BY De
| Valera Of his cwn::harN! before COM
l.irg 70 a determination. with regard
10 his disposition.
Government officials express the
belief and the hope that, cwlng 20
Da Valera having allegedly been
compromised at home by q split with
N the ranks Of the Irish Americans
and taking c~ognizar"e Of what IS
termed the moderate opinion IN Ire
land. il +" possible De Valera vii! be-
"cMe ~ServiceG,Jle. in bringing mo
force the Rome rule ait. Toward TINS
. end III. government Is modelling its
acliry and benGirg every effort. The
government contends the moderate
. eu;nicn in. Ireland is growing N
strength arc ;%nfluerce.
II was Sad Yesterday to be I'M
.L.inEahle that De Valera as prcsiden;
Of the Irish republic would be in
| vitel or permitted to see the prem
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live IInited-D Drive Milficns
). To Europe Relief, Ask K.

~ -
New York jan. 1.-THE urdls.,
tributed balance Of the United Wal
Fuad, about s5,OOo.ooo, should BE-
turned over to the European Relief
Council headed by Herbert Hoover
the board of directors. Of the knights
,of Columbus, declared in a statement
issued following their meeting here
Yesterday.
The Knights were, ena of Seven wei
fare organizations benefited by. the
fund The directors voted yesterday
to transfer the organizations titls
end claim upon their portion q tbs
rund-about s5OO,O00-to the Euro.
mean Relief Council. Recommending
that other organizations Having
claims upon the fund take sim!la..
action.
"The fun was collected by sever
welfare organizations and should be
disposed by AL Of them acting IN
concert" Supreme Knight James i;
Flaherty declared, "Fhe pbjeets for
which the fura was raised have
ceased to exist and the European
Relief Councils work seems TO pc
ne ssnest and most: charitable. obiect
for the use of the undistritnted bal
ance. There should: be no legal d.ftts
rulty if the Secretaries Of War AID
II the Navy and the Prez;Gcrt dircc;
shis action.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-11
DIXIE LEADERS DAUGHTER
DIES IN WASHINGTON

Washington, ,. G.. jar, il.-,rAi$s-
Nanrie Randolph Hc;h. dangiiter o.
General Heth. Of the Confederate
army and president Of the Southern
Relief Society for eighteen wears,
lied last night al her home, 1894 /
.treet northwest. following an i'll
ness of several months. Miss Hetn
vas 80 years old.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-11
PESROSE's MOTORCAR
- SMASHED INTO JUNK.

:. Washington, Jan. 11.-Unites
States Senator. Boies .Pep1rose had an.
,cvcptul day YESTERDAY His morning
started with the wrecking Of ms au /,
toimcbilc. but he escaped injury
SINCE it was going after him At the
time. Then he had a couple Of Eolit-
ical visitors. including George s. Oil
yer, IF Pittsburgh. and afterward
presided over two sessions OF the
Finance Committee.
The smash-up of the automobile
was spectacular and Walter .Mshcer,
the Senator's chauffeur. had a mar
row escape. The big red car-not
tie acw - wrecked almost
beyond repair. ;.
MYrcer, wa drying to, the Ward
man Park Inn after Senator Pen
rose. The heavy snowfall, followed
hy the rain of the. morning, made
Ccnrccticut avenue very slippery. Az
autorobile and a pedestrian got in
frcnt. of Senator Penrose's car
Manrcr had to swerve.
The heavy automobile. began &c
skid ard before it came to a crash
| irg malt. a twisted mass CT wreckage,
It hid snapped off an iron lamppost
1T the base. collided with u firelsus
| and jammed up. against an iron troll
ley pole.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-11
INDIGESTION
i u.
=
"Pape's Diapepsin'' makes
Disordered StomachS
u! feel fine at once! :

Lumps of ur.digested food causing
pain. When your stomach IS ae:d'
and is g+assy, sour'or you have heart
burn, flatuTence, headache or dyspep'
sia. here is SPEEDY rel;ef-ro waiting.
Eat a .ab!et or two. of pape 5
D;apepsin and instantly your STEM
aoh fee fine. All the indigestion
pain, gases, acidity and misery in the
stomach caused By acid;ty ends.
Pape's Diapepsin tablets cost Little
at any drug store but there is no
su!er CT quicker stomach antacid
known.