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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-11-30
STAMPS SHOW NEWEST
TRANSPORTATION MEANS
Aeroplane Is Depicted in One
Series Together with 9th
er Modern Machines

Every series OF United States post
age stamps issued from the govern
ment press is a mile post in the
progress of transportation facilities
or the progress Of government. The
last word in transportation by aeOo-
plane, will be illustrated in the new
issue OF parcels pest stamps.
Arrangements have been made ny
Postmaster General Hitchcock Cor the
engraving and manufacture OF .se-
ries OF twelve postage stamps of 4
novel size and design for use In the
Parcels Post system that will become
operative on the FIRST Of January next.
These special stamps VIII be some
what larger than the ordinary postage
stamps and viii be so distinctive in
color and design as to prevent posi-
BILE confusion with the stamps used
for other classes Of mail.
There will lie three series Of ls-
signs in the issue. The first series
will illustrate modern methods OF
transporting mails, one stamp showing
the mail car on a railway train, an
other an ocean mail steamship, thiId
stamp, one OF the automobiles now
used in the postal service and a fourth
the dispatch OF mali by aeroplana.
In the second series there will be
shown at work in their several 81
yironments the four great classes Of
postal employees. namely: POST office
clerks, railway mail clerks, city let
ter carriers and rural delivery car
les and rural delivery carriers.
The third series will give four in
dustrial scenes showing the principal
sources OF the products that are to
be transported so extensively by Par
GELS Post II is planned to have these
cembeT / IN order that they may be
supplied 90 the sixty thousand post
offices before the first OF January. I'm
der the law ordinary stamps win no.
pay postage on matter sent by Par
GELS Post and the new stamp viii Nc
used exclusively for this purpose.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-11-30
TURKEY FEAST
ONLY A HABIT
A Custom Which Came by
Chance Gobbler Appeas-
ing Hunger of the
Pilgrim Fathers
NOT THE BEST MEAT

1T is all in the association" sad
John Wilson Ross musingIy.-
feasting on turkey on THANKSGIVING
Day. Several hundred years ago when
our governmental forefathers landed
at Plymouth Rock, accident placed a
turkey in the foreground. Had they
landed a day later il might have been
a deer, or a antelope. OF wild geese.
Bat II was a turkey and that acct
dent fastened upon the American pep
pie the Thanksgiving turkey habit.
Turkey meat is by no means one
OF our most delicate yiands. Chick
en- meat is far finer, and bird meat
finer still. But because in our youth
we ate turkey on Thanksgiving Day
we needs must have turkey Il is
the boy We Used TO BE" eating the
turkey that Mother Used 10 Bake
and Roast: IL is all in the assocla-
ton"
II was twilight and a reporter stood
talking with the judge on the curb
ing, as people walked swiftly BY,
each drawn on by thoughts OF the
feed in readiness at home, each the
compliment of a scene such as the
painter = homilies paints The
spell OF the boy That Used to BE"
was on each of them for across the
years came the aroma of the brown
baked turkey that Meter baked
-Todap is the anniversary OF a
good many turkey dinners away back
in Arkansas and away back in years
continued the judge. mot only did we
have turkey but We had roast pork,
pork that had not been denatured by
profit-presses, and we had genison
from the hills"
IL is n scientific fact, supported by
Acting Chief Chemist Doolittle OF the
department of agriculture (who will
probably succeed DR.. Harvey ". VIII
eyj that the turkey is not matured at
this time of the year and that il is
not in proper flavor. This expert pro.
poses that the goose be substituted
for turkey on Thanksgiving Day and
that turkey be reserved until Christ
mas. by which time il is maturcd
He gives the following as an ideal
pure-food Thanksgiving menu:
Oysters on half shell
from unpolluted WaterJ
Soup tany good kind.
Fish
mot more than 90 hours out of waterJ.
Roast young goose
stuffed with oysters.
Baked potatoes, caulifiower,
fried sweet potatoes.
Celery.
Lettuce. with pure olive oil or cotton
seed oil dressing
Old-fashioned mince pie.
Coffee.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-11-30

CINCINNATI, O.. Nov. 29.-(Spe-
ciaD a honeymoon trip to Europe,
which was brought 10 an abrupt and
tragic end by the Titanic disaster on
April Il, last is to have a sequel in
Cincinnati this month in the birth of
a posthumous neir The motheT-to-be
is Mrs Lucisn p Smith. whose maid
en- name was Miss Eloise Hughes,
daughter OF Congressman James A.
hughes. OF Huntington, w Va She
IS now in the Jewish hospital III
AyoRdale.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-11-30
Personal Mention

John A. Campbell, OF Long Beach,
formerly OF this city, Is registered at
the Copper Queen hotel.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Kennedy, OF the
Sulphur Springs valley. are spending
the holidays in Lowell with Mrs.
Kennedy's mother, Mrs. Chris Find
Lesson.
Mrs. William Dean OF los Angeles,
Cal, arrived recently in Warren,
where she will make her future home.
Mrs. A II. Pierson OF Warren re-
turned from a two months visit 70
Los Angeles yesterday.
Capt. George P. White OF the Ninth
Cavalry leaves for Naco this morn
ing to muster the members OF Troop
A stationed there.
Captain John c. Greenwsy, general
manager OF the G. and A mining corr
pany, spent the day in Douglas.
Harold A. Elliot, OF the firm OF
Ellinwood and Ross. went to Doug
las on legal business yesterday.
w. K Flora is reported to be on
the sick list
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-11-30
VOllH BALL GAMES
BEGIN IN Y GYM
Double Matches Open Tour.
ney with Four Clubs in
for the Sport

Last night was "volley ball night"
az the Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium. two
sets OF games in the tournament com
petition for the championship honors
bein gplayed. The Quakers defeated
the Rompers and the Old Timers were
defeated by the Boomers. The Quak-
ers took two games from their oppon-
ents, each by the score of q TO l6
In the games between the Old Timers
and the Boomers, the Boomers won
the first game by the score of Il TO
Is and the third by the score Of 81
to Z, the Old Timers winning the sec.
ond by the score of q to II.
Following IS the standing OF the
raau,g.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-11-30

few months when made a widow By
the ocean catastrophe. Her husband.
Iucien P. Smith, a young millionaire
and scion of a wealthy West Virginia
family, related TO the Duponts oil
delaware, was one Of the gallant men
who gave his life that the women
aboard the great liner might be saved
Mrs. Smiths coming out in
Washington occurred last January.
She was one OF the most popular de-
butaEtes of the season. Her mar
riage 20 Mr. Smith took place in Feb.
ruary.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-11-30
Fuihlment.

He lin a restaurant with his best
girD-You don't know how happy you
have made me by ssy ing Yes" Oar
ling. 1t will be my dearest wish TO
make earth a paradise for you and
to fulfill your wishes before you Ut
ter them. Waitress, bring portion
of cheese for the young lady.-F1ie-
gende Blaetter.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-11-30

Wondrous is the strength Of cheer
fitness, altogether past calculation its
powers Of endurance. Efforts, to be
permanently useful, must be uniform
ly joyous-a spirit all sunshine, grace
full from very gIadness, beautiful be.
cause bright-Carlyle.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-11-30

A New York theatrical man is sd
yertising for the most beautiful won
an IN the world. as II every musical
show press agent didn't claim that she
was in the front row Of the chorus
Detroit Free Pres
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-11-30

w. K. Flora is reported to be on
the sick list
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-11-30

A Swiss scientist has invented an
instrument for accurately measuring
the intensity OF Y rays when used on
deep seated human organs at any
dapfh
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-11-30
r-ernrv on ri-rn,ne.s.

Get out 80 tho .u-lisht' says q
Georgia pdilC her. and see Happi
ness comlus Gown Jhs read, picking
a banjo FOR the whole y rE,d 10 dance!"
Atlanta Constitution.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-23
ADDITIONS TO THE
W. & J. TEAM

WASHINGTON. Pa. Sept. 22-Two
more football players OF promise we're
added to the Washington ana Jefferson
squad today. Thomas Ash ford OF Pitts
burgh. line player. and 5. A Springer
OF Robinson. Ill. reporting TO Assistant
Coach Morrow. Ashford IL the crack
taekIe OF last years East Liberty Acad-
envy eleven IL II doubtful II he Is
heavy enough for this Sob on me Red
and Black. but the coaches have him in
view for trial. Springer is = younger
orotner OF H. n. springer. the husky
Tor several weeks on Friday. when he
disLocatsd his shoulder. Toe younger
springer. write not 30 tall as his in
tured brother. is fully as heavy. weigh
ing In the neIghborhood OF 80 pounds.
lie - also said 20 have been the speedi-
est scholastic bnckneld player IN the
state OF Illinois last year. lie will be
a candidate for the job left vacant by
the enforced idleness OF his relative.
The arrival OF Springer was received
with general satisfaction. as Il inrures
lots OF weight and speed In the second
AIRY department. II the Illinois lad makes
good. Ashford IL known to be a capa-
BILE performer. and the coach es do not
snucipate any difficulty In shifting him
from tackle to end. W. and J. Will have
need OF more ends now, on account Of
the smaller number OF candidates for
the terminal position. Head Coach Fol
well and Captain Alexander got back
thls evening. Several points in the rules
which had previously given trouble and
were more or less ambiguous in mean
ing were cleared I'D to The satisfaction
OF the local football men at the Gotha am
session The dual daily practices will
be resumed at College Field tomorrow
From now until the opening game with
Geneva next Saturday the coaches will
De more specific IN their coaching. Up
70 The present time the instruction given
inc players has been general. Little at
tenton has been given 90 Interference
ana unity In the work The ain, nov
VIII bs 70 develop team work. The play
ers. through the preliminary workouts
nave apparently mastered the PLAYS AMI
formations given them. and from now
on every enort Will be made to perfect
these. The a,~ive elimination OF candi
oates will be started this week and nv
the time or the opening game Uifh
Geneva ~ IL expected that the souad
viii bs cut down by close 70 half
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-23
JEALOUS SUITOR
KILLS ACTRESS
AND SUICIDES
Cody Walking Into Restaurant Man
Shoots Girl and When Arrest
ed Ends Own Life.

VINCENNES. Ind. Sept. 22.-Miss
Lucille May. aged II. ingenue with a
stock company playing at a local the
atre was shot and killed early today.
by Thomas II. Davis. a jealous sutton
who then attempted TO shoot himself
but the cartridge jammed. After the
shooting which occurred In the res
taurant. Davis cody walked into the
street where he was arrested. a few
hours after Davis was placed I'm Jail.
MS body was found hanging from n
bar. suspended by a towel. He had
no connection with the stock company.
Davis told the police that his home
was London. England. and that he was
ex-middle weight champion, havinx
Fought under the name OF Harry Hec-
tor. He was 80 years old. Among his
effects were found several unrnaiied
letters. one Of the letters was ad
dressed 90 his wife. Mrs T. II. Davis.
OF Bridgeville. Pa. and told ~ his
plans TO kill Miss May and himself
Mrs. Helen May. mother Of the girl.
who accompanied her on her tour, Is
in local hoFpitaL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-23
POLLOCK WINNER
OF Invitation Coli Tourney o. Wheel.
ing County Club. which Closed
Successfully Saturday.

Tho first annual invitation soi,
tournament Of the Wheeling Counfrv
club came 90 a close Saturday affer.
noon with julie Pollock 81 this civ
winner 81 the event lie won I'M me
finals rs defeating J. T. Crawford OF
the stanton Heighfs Country club. bv
the score n : NO and 2 10 play
saturdays playing resulted AZ fol
lows.
5emi-fnals IN FIRST flight
Iulo POiloci Jr defeated q IA Win.
cher. 5 up. 3 10 play.
J. l. Crawford defeated a. L. Row.
and. 3 up % play
Finals On frst fiEht-
julio Pollock Jr defeated J. !. Craw.
ford ; up. 3 10 play.
Semi finals On the second FLIGHT
J. -. Baum defeated p. J park Jr
3 I'd. Z 20 play
- A Realty defeated A. NJ Ney.
man. up. ? % play
FINALE In second flight
J. y. Haum defeated - a Beatty (
up. ? 10 play
During the afternoon an eighteen
hole golf bill sweepstakes. under fuil
handicap. was won By J. J. Crawford
with score o. ~. while = % baum and
IT. ID grubb tied FOR second with
scores Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-23
RIVER NEWS

Many complaints about boiler ,rounl.
are e~snx heard from us rfvsrrnsn our
ne the low water season. &c wh-u a.,
water n AT a LOW stage IL contains rnor~
sec which eats holes through the
boiler causing considerable trouble
Nany leaks have been caused In this
manner. addisS greatly 70 the snYens-
OF ne owners OF the beats Darfnr the
past fc~ months river nen nav. exc~rt
eneed much trouble with the fog MANY
% the boats being unable 20 mslnt.ln
The steaner steel sity. which h.s
ocen enasrgoins repairs for the past few
weeks. u ready 70 leave the dorEs a.
rosnt flsesant and viii rs-sntsr the
che wTheeiing- Pittsburrh tr.ds
pr0oaosy tomorro~. II viii be prNcti-
cslly new boat. az a new nun r..
been built uncer Il ana other .rt.n.i~.
have been nnAda
re monitor. with = tow OF fourteen
empty bsrges and three fiats. pas.~s an
10, fittsourEh at a late hour kst nisnt
,ne hsnsvha, for Pittsburgh, and tire
~ was after midnight before the
s"a got away from the iooa
~here she unloaded much live
The Libertyrs excursion IN s. x
u ,nnr yesterday Was largely at
To-Day. boats ar. tn. Elm. n ,,-
.a a'1 1. at II a. m. and the Lib.r,y.
,ington. at 1:so 2. m.
stage reported yesterday were as fol.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-23
CHAMPS
Will. RBo1rv1 GREAT nzoHYrrox
TO-DAY on RETURN HOME.
Mig Demonstration Y1Anned Y.v,sra.x 90
Welcome the American
League Oh.nps.

BOSTON. Sept. 22-The Red sox A.
HuIed winners OF the American League
PenhAnt. VIII De given a royal welcome
nome tomorrow from the trip on which
thoy clinched the cham pionship A larse
s meeting today adopted a program
Tor the reception.
ne team Will DO met At the South sta
tlOn by a committee accompanied bv a
uand An automobile parade viii liner
proceed throush the principal streefs 10
Ioston common. who're n mas meeting
or welcome will be held
Mayor Fitzgerald viii formally con-
graduate the winners OF the Americap
Lesspe Championship ana thank the men
none ~ whom. BE- a resident Of the civ
TOT brlnginF the honor TO Boston
IN the forthcoming world ssrfes fbo
championship 20 Boston.
Announcements for the world aeri..
mere are Practically conrple f~f M 10 h. !
point where only the formal action III
We national commission fa n@edeI T.,
allow the plans 20 BE- carried out
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-23
VENEMAN
won the oems YESTERDAY for the lryerv
Prov1sion Company Against
Kodshons.

The game on the Forty-seventh street
srounds yesterday afternoon. between
the Myers Provision COMPANY and the
Hodshons 20 decide the championship OF
the ohio Valley. ended in the nth in
ming. with the score standing 3 to 2 in
favor OF tho Myers. The game was
stopped owing 10 the Hodshons objec-
lions 10 one OF the umpire's decisions.
Tape was umpirinE bases and told MIL
Ter when he was back OF third base. that
nc could not see first base for him to
make decisions at fret with a man on
second. Tape was standing between
second and third and Seitz hit 90 center
field and ran past first base. Hoyt sent
the ball to Hennon before he could get
back and Miller called him out. retiring
the SIDE. During the argument rain be-
gan 70 fall and the game had TO be call
ca The game was featured by Vene-
mans home run drive with two men on
bases He also put up a good game be-
mind the bat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-23
FRANK LINK MAKES
SHORT STATBMBNT
sEEkEp IN VAIN.
sought w Vain For csrs Bet Only
Get q Afssr Going 20 the
United ooetsrS.

Again the same truth 10 heard Of q
SICK person falling 20 oo<ain . eur,
under the culinary methods OF treat
ment anc therefore the Following
statement u Mr.. +. Link In telling OF
ME cure made by the United Doctors
who have their Wheeling Institute at
~ Twelfth street. will but remind the
sick OF the remarkable curativ. now
or OF thsse specialists new system Of
MEDICINE. The statement owing TO
It's great interest OF suffering people
II reproduced as follows: Il wish 70
write few lines in order 20 thank
the United Doctors publicly for what
they he Gone for me.
l have suffered for six months with
pains In my stomach. which made II
almost urnsaTabie.
I did everything In my power TO ret
wei but all seemed IN vain. I decided
TO give the United Doctors a try af-
ter having heard OF their worsierfui
cures.
! have now been under their care
but few months and will now say
that am cbout as good as ever.
cannot eSIikin all that the United
Doctors have dono for me In this
public statement but I will be more
than pleased 20 tell anyone who calls
on me or write me. in full detail what
these specialists have done for me.
tsigned) Sincerely,
FRANK +. LINK.
SIS Grand View st. wheeling, w. va
The United Doctors treat among
other ailments. diseases OF the nerves.
blood. heart. liver. kidneys. liver. biad-
der. spine. brain; including rheuma-
tism. epilepsy. gall stones. soitre.
rupture. tumors. paralysis. eczema.
scrofuia. constipation. neuralgia. dys-
pepsia. catarrh. deafness, asthma, ami
the various diseases and ailments Of
women and OF men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-23
ALL STARS DEFEAT
BELLAIRE 2 TO 0
wILxIA11s ADeuuzsrzns GOAT or
oALox1HB 70 DuoHEYED-
Dosh rsams Rlsy Sensational nan. Dus
visitors Too Much for the


Before the mssterful pitching OF VIII
llama. the Moundsvfils o. a p Lacquer
and tho sensational fielding OF the Wis
itorr. The wheeling All stars again out
cIasssd the strong Bellaire A. A team
yesterday afternoon by the score OF 20
9. In the first game OF the series Satur-
day. the All stars won by the score OF
! 70 Q, ana they repeated the dos. yes
Just how thu thing happened could be
tod by the several hundred fans that
witnessed the contest yesterday. IL was
simriy case OF ball playing from start
10 finish by both teams with the best
team winning. Tho Beilaire team play
cd gilt edged ball and while they robbed
the waiting swattors OF many a hit by
sensational fielding they could not stop
AL the mighty ewats and the visitors
scored. while Beilaire could do nothing
with the visiting twiriers who were
backed up by gilt edged support
The All Stars began scoring in the
third on Weeks double and Maddsn's
single. In the eighth the final run was
Drought over when Mullen was hit by a
pftched ball, followed with q two sacker
~ Mum. While all players figured in
the hrnelight yesterday Madden, at
snort Tor the visitors. was the shining
liEht OF the game.
II T. possible that Famss Will be ar
ranged between the two teams for Sat
urday and Sunday next, when Bsliairs
VIII make a strenuous effort 60 even
Tho score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-23
Tried to XIII Woman.

CLEVELAND. Sept 22.-Rejected
in love. the would-be husband of
Margaret Modena, II Is believed by
the police. to-day exploded a dyna-
mite bomb beneath the side wall OF
her home at No 1883 Broadway, part
ly demolishing II and an adjoining
house. Fourteen people asleep In
the two homes escaped with but
slight injuries.
Charles PAGAN has been taken
into custody as witness. He was
landlord OF the man whom the police
believe 70 be responsible for the en-
ploeion. This man made a proposal
OF marriage to Miss Modena last
night. which she rejected. ne police
were unable 10 locate him to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-23
CLASSY PROGRAM
OF Raoss ArrAngsd for bEorgantown rAir
Whton Win oRen October 1st
ana Hun -four Days
Special Dispaich 10 ne Inteilirencer.

GYM HtHpAlfh 70 the lufeIfHnucer.
MORGANTOWN. W. Va. Sept IA
one of the most important features IT
TIE fourth annual fair ~ the M0nonrn-
IA 'restou fair Aasuc iation. which Will
be held ln this city on October z
ana = VIII be The racing program which
ls The clasaieEt ever gotten 10 bv the
local 1rsanikatiou. Some % the best
DALI milers IN this section Of the coun-
try VIII perform on the oval. which is
being placed IN first class condition FOR
the speed events. Purse money 10 thu
amount o. $500 has been hung up Nv
me association. which SCI the largsaf
amount ever Offered ~ the fair promo.
tcrs. The feature event on the affra~.
tive program will he the free FOR ala
pace. which viii Be run on Thurafav ar
tern0on and ths purss will amount 10
Major Naiiow and several Other fast
horses which have been taking down
Irat money IN recent fairs viii he seen
lu action here. and ~ fa evuorfef fhaf
the treck record viii 30 borken Fnfries
VII close on September gfft. al fr
O'Clock p n. There viii be- twelve har-
ness races and four running races In al
diuon 90 special farmers race and a
pony run. Ihe Fpscd rruFram follows.
TmmmHHw TNHHnHrm@
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-23
BOXING CLUB
Hss Been Organized at DiIIonv.is BY
Prominent citizens-Hun
Butler In Charge.

a boxing club is TO be organised Mt
DiIIonVAe by Charles Eberly. the
mayor: Clyde Meyers. secretary ~
the Dillonvale Coal Mines 60 and
Hun Butler. the Wheeling wrestler. A
boxing entertainment has already been
scheduled for October IL at the
Eagles Han under the supervision OF
butler. The bouts will be Battling
Mears VS.. Kid Jones. OF washington.
Pa Sailor Monroe vs.. Theodore the
Greek; Goo" Stewart VS.. An I'm
known.
butler announced last evening no
"onId like to arrange a boxing match
with Young Kelley. OF Benwood
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-23

The McMechen A. G.. Jrs. and Glen
dale Tigers played a tie game yester-
day afternoon a. Glendale. score 9 90
g. Morris. the quarterback for Nc
Mochen sprnined his neck after max
ing a touch down and MCGOWAN. who
was substituted vas responsible FOR
the touch down made BY Blair for the
home eleven
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-23

ROANOKE. Va. Sept. 22.-Hand.
cuffed together and guarded by ten
detectives. Sidna Allen and Wesley
Edwards. arrested a week ago in
Des Moines TO answer for their part
In the Carroll county court house
murders. were taken 70 Millsville to
day. They will be arraigned there
tomorrow. II IL probable that a
change Of venue TO Wytheville will
be ordered at the request OF the com
monwealth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-23
Chappts Overheard

Were you quick" Chappie asked. TO
perceive ~ was me
When they shouted. Man overheard.
into the sea-
NO" she answered. Il thought a. was
one OF the crew.
Tor ] couldn't believe they'd speak
that way % you
Judge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-23

when the doctor says. You need no
medicine"
When your wife refuses "A new gown.
When a magazine accepts your poem.
When a summer girl declines 20 firt
When a vacation H. a real rest
when YOU have money after n
honeymoon.
When a dentist can't End a cavity.
when your gold mining stock pays a
dividend
when you walk IN the dark without
barking your shins
when your auto tire f0rgets to pune
turc on n hurry-up trip.
When the horse you play 20 win
comes In first
When u does not rain on your vsca-
ton.
when the girl you really love. loves
you.
When you have a good balance OF
cold cash At the end % the year
Charles p schodner. In Judge