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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-09

local plir.,':r ,s.:...'... "' .ar "ts1'..-
cation. Forty m"'un'"s attended the
meeting yesterday Afternoon.
The local membership now reaches
vcrv near nne hundred iNruhers. The
membership has EruHu steadily and
within the last few weeks i've new mem
pers have been accepted in Washington
where all memberships are passed upon
before being admitted 20 local chapters
The last 10 receive their membership
papers have beer Mrs. Harry McndcH
Mrs. Edwin Spears. Mrs. J. X. Hunter
Miss Joscph!ne Thurndyke. and Mrs
Halstead Caldwell. who reside in the
South but has become a member OF Inc
local chapter.
A mistaken Impression has arisen III
the minds Of many pcpr:" IN tie city
and in different parts e the state 10
the effect that the Daughters OF the
American Revolution had been disDah-
ded, and inquiries have hecn received
very frequently during the past lie"
months by officers OF the local chapter
~ To why this had been done. lAlS
rumor became current because or the
| fact that the Daughters OF the EeFolu-
ton, m entirely separate and distinct
! organizations dsbandcd several mohlhs
ago
The exhibit being planned by the OF
| lccrs and membership or th!S eHE 1,'s
| organization Is 10 be made up OF ar
! tic and treasured relies or the me!l"e'S
and thctr friends. consisting Of rare
! lace and old jewclry, paintings ana
many beautiful works which have des-
cended to them through their ancestry.
The full announcement Of arrangements
! .--..sI-- ~. oxhIhi. will bn made after
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-09

shopper The best possible help In select.
:Hg quick purchases.
Everything from n white enamel por-
""iain finished kitchen cabinet which
would delight the heart Of any woman.
Il fine line Of electric washing ma
chimes and all the modern electrical
equipment for dining room and kitchen,
TO the most demure and unpretenttouS
pot or pan that could be necessary IN
a kitchen IS displayed. The usual line
of aluminium ware in all shapes and
, sizes Is also in evidence.
Tho most recent innovations known .
modern kitchens, to simplify and mAko
work light. are among the attractions
, in this -the-minute department.
even to nickel finished coffee pefcolAtoeS
equipped with electric attachments and
, provided with cups, saucerS and tfaZ.
The department will be In charge Of IA
William Plankey, who has for maa1
years conducted the drapery and ~
department Of the store.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-09
KIWAN|S JAMBOUREE :
DRAWS PACKED HOUSE
SECOND PERFORMANCE

The second night Of tho Kiwanis
"Jambouree" held at the Court theatre
greatly eclipsed all expectations, not
only in regard to the crowded house
but also in the smoothly working, per-
tectly executed show. Unlimited praise
should be given those IN charge Of the
affair as Il was really ono OF Wheel
ing's grandest amateur productions In
years.
Bubbling over with effervescence, the
end men held the audience in continu-
Gus state of laughter with their orig
Inal witticisms, funny gestures anu
cleverely executed latest mirthful songs.
The amazing part Of the performance
was the celebrity with which one scene
was transformed into an entirely new
one and the smoothness that accom-
panied the tran sformatior. Considering
the large number Of performers. espsc-
tally children. this was no less than
remarkable feat and worthy OF excep-
tiOnal mention
No one can win persons heart as
can a child and these little tots In this
snow achieve this undertaking beyond
the question Of a doubt. In the YER
nacular. they sure did put 1t over"
Many fattering remarks were heard
last evening about the beautiful pro-
gram ISSUED at the performance. This
program was the combined idea Of Carl
r. Neer and French Walton. and 10 the
latest word in programs.
c II. Todd had charge OF the jam
| bource" and Oliver Edwards had direc-
| ZION Of the music.
| The proceeds Of the production will
go towar, the entertainment fund for
the state convention Of kiwanians.
which will he held in Wheeling August
| 90 and 80
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-09
ST|FEL STORE OPENS
KITCHEN MENT
Complete Line Of Furnishings for Gull
mary Department Of Modern Homo

The George E. Stifcl company yester-
day opened n new and completely
equipped kitchen department, which viii!
be devoted exclusively to everything
which can simplify the work Of the
kitchen and make II more attractive 10
the eve. One of the greatest aids 10
the shopper in this new department Is
the fact that the room on the fourth
floor In which the goods is being shown,
Is not only brightly lighted by daylight,
but that each article can be seen from
the floor, as Il Is 50 arranged to give the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-09
D. A. R. PLANS
RELIC DISPLAY
ANTIQUES OF COLONIAL DAYS TO
BE SHOWN BY WHEELING
CHAPTER
Date Is Yet to Be Set-New Members
Are Accepted in Last
Few Days

\; yesterdays meeting Of the Daugh-
tcrs of the american Revolution held
AZ the home Of Mrs. Paul Rcyman on
Fifteenth street II was decided by MEM
ocrs Of the organization 10 give an ex-
hib!t OF antiques and curos which are
in their possession. all valuable relics
~ colonial days. The date for this en-
h!bIt has rot rs yet been decided. 1t
vii! be given to raise money for the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-09
Better than jewels
that schoolgirl complexion

The girl with clear, smooth skin. radiant with
freshness and natural color, should leave jewel to
those less fortunate, for she doesn't need them
The charm OF perfect natural complexion at
tracts lar more than elaborate dress and orna-
mcnts
If your complexion lacks the beauty which
,.omcn rnvv and men admire don't depend on
clothes and jcwclry to draw attention from It's
defects.
Every woman can transform her bad complexion
INTO good one. for aurInG freshness and clear
color isn't a g,tt of Nature. but n matter OF care
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-09
How TO have a perfect skin

No oirl need be afflicted with bad Complex'"n
for imoD,ycmcnt is simple and easy DAILY clcan>-
ing, gentle but thorough, is the secret
You must use soap. for nothing Will remove the
dirt oil and perspiration which collects IN the
porcs and causes most skin trouble.
Choose Palmolivc, because its action !. soothing
Harsh soap should never be used Tor washing the
face.
Massage the smooth, creamy lathcr gent! INTO
81. sL;r until il removes all clnrr,nE deposits
Don't forget your neck aud throat. They arc as
rorsnicuous as the face inr Ir'v lArh III beauty.
Careful rinsiug leaves the sam stimulated: fresh
,ncd ard free from the accumulation which On
iarqes the pores. causes blackhcad> aud carry III
(ect
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-09

veseerday were Hvn thIr final chahce
and ouitn A few moro names appeared
on thu books last night that mad not
h.en on the books In the morning Inc
books must be turned over to the CITY
council before the election, at "h1ch
time that body will make final correc-
lions,
Planning Debate.
The two literary societies ot union
high school are planning to stage de-
bate to be held In the school auditorium
in the near future. Plans arc under way
for tho organization OF Two teams ana
they expect to be ready for the atia'r
some time next month. Contests in de-
hu.inC essays. readings and oratIons
will be staged and prizes Will be award
cd the winning team. Several prominent
local business men Will act as JUICES
for the events.
Benwood Briefs
John Ward 70 making extensive re-
rairs on his McMechen street property
william owens has gone TO CleVe!and'
O.. where he has secured new position
Samuel Smith has recovered from MS
recent illness Al his home on Main
street.
James tatclY mas pAICH"Scu n '''
Dodge touring car.
John Chapman Will leave for Fair
mont to-day where he will spend the
weekend as the guest OF friends.
The young daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Earnest Ohcrg is critical III at her home
IN Water street.
Democratic meeting will be held in
the FIRST ward school house this even
Ing.
Mrs. II. O. willis. q: North Marshai'
street has returned from visit with
friends at Bethesda.
Miss Magdalcne Blake. Of Main street,
has returned home from visit with
friends at Pittsburgh.
Joseph Gallagher. Of Moundsville, was
a business visitor in tho city yesterday
Mrs. Albert Iicaley is still confined
10 her home by Illness.
John Greathouse Is spending :he week
with friends in New York City.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-09
Blended from the same oils

pamolive Soap is blended from the same oiand
soothing oils which adorned the sumptuous mar
bic baths OF Egyptians Greeks and Romans
Modern scientists, with all their research have
not been able to discover mlder, more soothing
or more efficient soap ingredients
But although very expensive. the gigantic vol
ume IN which Palnolive is produced keeps the
price very low Users proht by PalmohVe popu-
larity.
The paImolive factories working day and night
and the importation of the rare oils in vast guam
titles. allow you to enjoy this finest facial soap ior
The modest price Of 10 cents-no more than ord'-
nary soap.
THE PALMOLIvE COMPANY, Milwaukee, U, s.A.
,n,,.,,.v ,o,,r..y or CANADA. Limited TORONTO, ONT
Al.o walkers oJa complete line Of toilet srf'ela
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-09

toward her IN socks ~ heE own N"'E
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In necktie, "Ah-h-h: The smtic grew
On his face as the indoor warmth and
dryuess cce3t on his face. and l." closed
his eyes and lay hack. ..,.
supper. Gir"' ne Sa'" MAY =,
she leaned t" ";m HT ., y Go.,L, " f,sG h.
us 'rr"'t,'n . -, ,n,. ,,,i.,s,,,n.
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"Uch"' size said
supper first. girl. and tNcn a tHH
saSs!n' YOU want"
She ran her tongue around tH9 rim Or
her dry lips.
There aint goinS 70 he any super.
supper. mere $ a Go"u t."" w,
pee ne use" |" GILL - '"''' va
zee.
th"r'-'"e'e Az s"''e go "'
supper
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then
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II don, thinh-G!r!. I-d"H'I
"Th"cH ANT money enough IN this
earth 70 make m" lly" through them
first two years VITA yoa aga.N. with
yoVr supper. girl' talk. I'm Woman.
= any want 70 know It, same rs You're
man. only being Il woman IL" hrunt
IS on me-. I've lost nay baby iGSt The
same as you've loS' yours and ( IN"
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-09
unemnloyrnant Relieved.
Registrars Meet,

The registrars OF the Fourth and FIFTH
wards held their last sitting yesterday
and corrected and amended the list OF
registered voters for their wards. Al!
voters who had not registered before
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-09
Do this every day

There is too much dirt and dust where most OF
us live to make it advisable to neglect this cos
metic cleansing even for day. Powder should be
removed, and rouge, il you use it. They combine
with dirt and skin sccrctions in dangerous cogglng'
Dry skins are benefited by cold cream. after
cleansing Ii unusual dryness is your trouble, ap-
ply little before, as we'll as after washing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-09
Take a lesson
from Cleopatra

With a world OF an
Gent beauty arts at her
command. she depended
on cleansing with Palm
and Olive oils TO pro
tect, improve and pre-
serve the freshness and
smuothncss Of her skin.
This identifying was
not confined to the face
alone. The bath was a
daily ceremonial with
all ancient peoples, and
palm and olive oils the
rlcan>crS used.
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Continued Saturday. March ll)
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-09
BENWOOD
JOE MEL|kER
DIES Of BURNS
FIRE IN NORTH MARSHALL SfHIA
SHOE SHOP TAKES
ONE LIFE.
Republican Executive Committee Meets
Sunday to Further Plans
for Campaign

Toscrh Ncllkhcr. shoe C"bbtcr' OF
North Marshall street, died at lo'4o
o'clock Yesterday. from burns receiNeu
a., March 2md. when his shop was burn
oI IIo was ct years OF AZ" ana mas
hrcn conflicting a Cobhler shop on Mar
shall street for the pas few years. lie
hal been confined to the ONO valley
General hospital since tn" ACCIDENT Inc
remains We're taken ~ the too"Y-hrN"
undertaking par.urs in this city. "hSFe
they will be prepared for hAr!aL. ne
deceased has no &urvivin. relatives II,
this country. hut has on" brother ana
two sisters in the Old country
Executive Committee to Meet
rho rcrubl;can executive commute"
will hold an important meeting on mex
Sunday afternoon at ? O'clock 10
/ meeting - tor the purpUS" @; IN''h'I
, organizing the party IN ms Guy an"
some very Important business W" 10
! IN for discussion. Az C"mm'ttcctne"
and cu!nmitteewomeu are urged 10 at
tend this meeting.
Kerry vs. Cardinals.
, The Kerry Club haSN"tmH ''"n WAL
, meet the B"ilairc Cardinals on the 'h!"H
high floor to morrow evening IN "hH'
, PROMISES ia hc on" Of tho important
games Of the season. The Cardinals
, nave a faS, team and the locals Ire prac'
,.c!ns hard IN preparation for III" con
tcst. The kcrr!cS defeated the B"!aire
! Wonders on the local floor Monday eve
3 mig and are confident of defeating the
other ohio side quintet on Friday even
+ Ing. ON Saturday evening III" Locals
. will match UP with the Sthong Wheeling
/ Independents.
Unemployment Relieved.
Since the steel department or ms
Wheeling steel & Iron Company re-
auncd las, Monday, 4 great relief in th6
: unemployment situation In this city car
he noted Approximately 500 men re-
turned to work last Monday morning
! nfter being idle for the past few months
md with the stacks helching smoke and
The blast furnace working, local resi-.
, dents ar" optimistic over the outlook FOL
better times in this mill town.
Registrars Meet,
B The registrars OF tho Fourth and F'ft
wards held their last sitting yesterday
, and corrected and amended the list 81
registered voters for their wards. Al
! voters who had not registered heforr
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-08-23
Coal Available for Utilities.

Priority orders for 10000 tons OF
coal can be obtained for South Caro-
lima utilities in the priority class.
Chairman Shealy Of the railroad com
mission wired from Washington, this
being contingent upon guarantees Of
the banks to make payment. This mes
sage affects electric light, gas, ice and
other such plants, the commission ex.
planned.
Following the receipt of the tele-
gram the commission notified all such
plants and asked them to advise the
commission Of their supply on hand,
together with their future demand.
Your attention is called particularly
to the requirement Of the bank guar
aatee." the commission advised the
utilities.
Mr.. Shealy's telegram was as fol.
lows:
we can get priority orders 10000
tons Of coal for public utilities if guar.
tee is given by banks for payment.
Ice, gas and such utilities should ar.
range with banks for letter OF credit
in duplicate. Such coal will have to
be shipped to me as coal distributor,
Spartanburg, for distribution where
needed. You may notify interested par.
ties"
All day the commission was again
flooded with orders for coal Very lit
tie fuel is on hand and consequently
the commission is unable to supply the
demand. The cotton mills OF the state
are facing a shutdown unless rc.,ef is
afforded them, but 80 far arran ern,ents
have not been completed. Chairman
Shealy is still In Washington working
on the case and hopes to be able to
procure fuel for the mills
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-08-23

!rench flannel are also used in addl.
tion to the regulation SILK and cotton.
crepe weaves.
In breakfast coats. corduroy and
quilted silks divide interest with hlis.
tered silk and mntclasse. The corduroy
has made departure In style and up.
pears In Persian and checked printed
patterns. These coats open at the
front, are bloused at the back, or ali
around, and have long girdlcs of the
material. often ending In tasscls, that
tie at the front. Their sleeves arc ca
paciouS. usually OF the square type,
and many Of the coats are provided
with pockets.
The tea frock takes Its cue from
dresses and INDUCES in graceful drap
cry, handSon ornaments, for holding
the drapery, in long, flowing, trans.
parent sleeves and. sometimes. fur
trimmings. Such supple and rich ma
serinls as crepe bLck satin. crepe de
chine and novelty Pile fabrics are
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-08-23
MR.. DINGLE'S SOOTHING SIRUF
Surely No Excuse for His Better Half
Nervousness After That Reas.
suring Speculation.

Mrs. Dinglr was filled with nervou
Alarms whenever She travelled ana Mr.
pinSlr always haa his hanGS full l.
trying 10 quiet and rrasSurc her.
Albert" said Mrs. Dinglc, wakin
her husband from Il sound sleep in 4
southern railway car 'Alhcri. wan
YOU I" find out why We are going a
this fearful speed, The car is humpin
and >wayinc till ! can scarcely see on
of my eyes
Mr.. Dmglc sat up and looked out o
the window AZ the moonlit landscape
See that bridge ahead on IN
curve" he asked Slccrily. "Wcl, W
have 10 90 over that in minute ant
probably il isn't Very strong and The
want 10 go over ii With rs little strau
and rs quickly as possible. Now g,
10 sleep. Milwaukee" Sentinel.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-08-23
NAMES WINNERS
OF SCHOLARSHIPS
GOVERNOR HARVEY ANNOUNCES
AWARDS FOR MEDICAL
SCHOOL PLACES.
AFTER CLOSEST SCRUTINY
sased Upon Financial Condition and
General Reputation at Schools
Previously Attended.
Columbia

Columbia.
Governor Harvey has announced
IN" awards for scholarships in the
school OF medicine and the school Of
pharmacy for the state medical col.
ese for the session Of 1929.
The awards were:
In the school of medicine: Mitchell
Rubin. Charleston, First congress.
sional district Miss Madge Baker.
RidgelanA, Second district: NJ. C..
Martin, Anderson, Third district: L..
Roy Poole. Travellers Rest, Fourth
district j y. Walsh, York, Fifth
district r. Edwin Haroer, KINGS.
tree Sitxh district: James II. Sanders
sumter. Seventh dis,ric,
In the school Of pharracy Josenh
F Mole. Waltcrboro First district
T NJ Farmer. Allendale. Second dis.
trict: g. p. Talhort NcCormick
Third district. = Rrown Enoroo
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-08-23
Dr. Fhornton's Easy Teeth
cr W!ll Remove the
Cause of Pain.

WA:'A chre!u..y. mother. .or fever.
tI33's, solS 81 s.4' 1. s'o."ash, coated tongue
o,So!Ge!s Give the CRYING restlrs.
Sh'.d q !tw doses 9. Dr. Thorn:on's
Easy !ee'het aDd no,s the immcdia;e
!hH''Nement This Old rcHahIe habv
femccy comes in the :o.m ~ sn.,;;
Io"..eE iha, infants take more ,rsa.
~ s"aA ,."?ky syrups Or liqu,d mSd.
an.;se u,.s y IS composcd Q: powdered
harmful drugs '''"''s Q.
For ffieen years this ca,e+Duy
pared PRESCRIPTION Of a sucro..st'I
baby, specialist has won hundrs6s ~ ~,
hundreds q unsolicited tes.:mon.ais .',is
from doctors, druggists and r,,. aon-n.e. as
tive mothers. Time and asa, "a. "a.
efficiency has been proven bevonS a
question Of doubt, II j, fail. to heiu lu
your ehiid your money back imme.
diately without question. Twelve now.
ders in a package with tull direction,
25c at your druggist-Adyertisem mens
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-08-23

used to make it and designers indulge
themselves In many pretty vngnries In
"DETAILS of trimming and finishing. The
io'ely ten frock pictured Is made Of
pile fabric and has transparent
sleeves bordered with fur
A"o mover blouscs for precsnt wear
"ie among the new arrivals from
Europe that have found a warm well
to''e nele. They have not been
chahsed or adapted" bur are pre-
sented rs examples of art character
'stic OF the countrie, from which they
come. Each Of them Is well suited for
"ehr now and all during the fall sea-
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-08-23

GRACEFUL FALL NEGLIGEES:
NOVELTIES IN NEW BIOUSE,S
tGNT EGLIGEE" should be given 9

HN EGLIGEE" should be given q
broad construction because 1t
includes several distinct types of
dresses for wear Mt home and each
type Is intended for special kind of
service. These types must be reported
separately since they have so little in
common that what applies to one Is
not true of another. For instance, the
klmono and the ten frock are so dif.
lereht that they cannot he considered
together, yet they are both negligees.
Neg'lgees are conveniently classed
i'rst MS klm0nos or rs belonging to the
kllh"no group. which includes all those
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-08-23
state Maintains Miles Of Roads.

The state highway department now
has total OF 1,6499 miles Of roadway
in South Carolina under state
maintenance, according to the latest
figures compiled by the department.
The condition OF all these roads is re.
ported as generally satisfactory, al.
though few complaints have been re.
ceived and these are being attended TO
Since the department. began taking
over the main roads for maintenance a
great Improvement has been noted and
the demand for more maistenance in
constantly increasing
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-08-23
New Charters Granted.

The Dixie Cake company Of Spar
tanburg has been chartered by the
secretary Of state with capital stock
OF $4,000. Officers are: A. Geilfuss
president and treasurer; William At
taway, vice president and secretary
Shapiro's, incorporated, of Union
mas been chartered with a capital
STOCK of 10000 The firm will dc
retail dry goods and general mer
camille business. Officers are: N
SHAPIRO president; Mrs. Rosa Sha
pro secretary and treasurer.