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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-25
SAND HILL

The NJ. 4. Sunday school will have
their Christmas entertainment distrihu-
ton of prizes for perfect attendance,
annual treat for scholars and Christmas
tree on Friday ecvninE, poCeulber "a
| The Upper Sand ITill scho0i and teach
er will give a box and pie social on
Christmas night. Doc. 70 a literary pro-
| gram has been prepared by the teacher,
Miss Anie Atkinson. Mr.. VIII Ruth, ~
| Dallas will be there to assist with tho
entertainment in his inirnitahle song and
dance. and will auctionccr the boxes at
the conclusion OF tho exercises. Ali arc
cordially invited 10 be present 10 assist
. in the merry making.
| Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Gray will enter
| tain at their home IN Viola an Christmas
eve with a community dance.
There WINS no preaching service owing
| to the preacher failing to put in his ap-
| pearance on Sunday evening At the u. F..
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Cain OF Hopcdaic,
Ohio. will spend the holidays with Mr..
and Mrs Isaac Rfgglc Mr.. J. i. Kent
md daughter. Miss Helen Rni Mrs. &. R
! Farleyw'ne. spent Monday visiting rela-
lives IN Elm Grove and Wheeling:
Mr.. Hubert Merinar ma brother FL
wood Of Elm Grove, spent the week end
with Mr.. David RiEEic and family OF
Lcesvillc. Ohio.
Mr.. VIII Winters Is spending some
time visiting son and daughters in Elm
Grove.
Mrs. VIII Icdgctt and daughter Of
irish Ridge spent Sunday and Monday
with Mrs. James Junkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Kent OF Elm
Grove are the proud parents Of Z nine
pound bshy girl
Miss Virginia Caldwell Of Big Wheel
!ng creek. has been very III with 4 severe
attack 81 tonSlitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hazlett, tho newly
elected sheriff Of MARSHALL county, will
\ yY1n Ios ~. h., a
January.
MIR. Norman DaEu" AMI vifn wecr city
shoppers on Tuesday.
Mr.. W. II. Turner. Mr. Walter Marsh.
John Mccormick and W. E. Caldwell
were transacting business in Elm Grove
Thursday.
Or. Lewis Conrad Of Elm Grove:
Messrs. David. Charles and Burdette
Conrad OF Wheeling are spending sever
al days here this week.
Miss Lulu winters Of Stone Church
Road has been confined 10 nor home i'll
for tho past week.
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arrrrR 1cos, CHEESE

New York, Dec. 24-Rutter steady:
creamery higher than extras 56is to s.;
extra ~ score, Sc; first IS 20 81 score,
a.: 70 $40: packing stock. current
make, No. 7, 20 to 2lc.
= to 76c; DO. hrsts II to 73c; state,
pa7uevIyanIa and nearby western hem
ncrv white. iirsts to extras, so to sjc:
do, brown extra - 20 soc: do. gathered
brown and mixed coiors. firsts to cxtr.s
- to 7Sc: refrigerator. first TO hnest oo
('horse !rreculnr state. whole milk.
1uts. held specials. early made, I'll. TO
"Sc: 10. ran made. 20 tn csc; do aTctaE &c
ruu - TO CSC; state. whole milk flats.
fresh. specials. - 10 .jc; do. average
run - to @@lEc.
peuI,ry live steady: chickens by
freight SSc; by express &c 10 sc: fowls
- 10 %3c: roostc-s 2oc; turkeys i5c
Flour. unchanged.
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CASH FOR LIBERTY BONDS
WE PAY 1bMED1ATELF-No DELAY X
VAN HOUTEN 6 co.
ROOM 916-sCHMULBACH BLDG.
LOUISVILLE
Spirit Of Christmas

6p1r1G OF S0f1Sk0LAo
The Sabbath school OF the Methouf
church here gave n pageant on Frioa.
evennir entitled Spirit of Christmas
The following are the characters:
Mother at homc--ErTna Lopez
children
Jsmes-John Mcpherson
OIive---Narie Bowles
Uncle Thomas-Arthur BoT1es
Dream Lady--Eunicc Mcpherson
tunscience-Ruth Murphy
Memory--Tna Humphrey
Peacc--tilen Humphrey
Joy--Edith Mcpherson
Love--WinstUn Buwles
Star Children: Martha Refine. Emma
Lcuta Moore. Bertic Myers.
Gnomes: Alkaline Moore. eugene NC
Pher3on. sara Murphy, Margaret Hart
Donald Mcpherson. Frank AUSTIN boWiGs
MarcIe Urban. lawrence Medley 11l4hs
Estcp.
Santa Claus: Brucc Refine
Ca-olcrs: Jewell Lyon. ;:ary Akin
son. Fred Lopez. Walter Mcrnerson, Ina
Humphrey and Ruth Murphy,
Hiss Matte Mcpherson VIII entertain
her little Saba tn school class on Friday
afternoon at three o'clock. Those invit-
ed arc: Adalinc and Emma Moore. Ber'
nice Porter. Frank Bowles, Jr, sara
Murphy, HGl.s Estep, Donstd and Eu'
gene Mcpherson, lawrence Medley. Mar
gurrite Miller. Margaret Hart. Anna
Lentz, Mercie Urban, BERTHE Myers and
Wilma Schuman.
Born: TO Mt. and Mrs. Howard Medley
a girl on Sabbath evening.
Mrs. Ira Moore Mrs. Jno, Porter and
Mrs I'D Glove were Wheeling shoppers
on Tuesday.
Mrs. Asa Craft of Quaker City. Is Wis
iting with friends an drelatlvcs nero.
Donovan Hart, Doris Mcpherson and
Clyde Clark of Bethany. Muskingum and
Mt Union respectively arc spending the
Christmas holidays At their homes here.
Miss Florence Estcp has accepted a
position in the telephone exchange office
IT St. Clairsvillc.
A purse OF S25 made up by members
Of his church, was presented to- Rev. II.
q. Tcagarden at the close or church. Il.
+. Bramh:ill made the presentation
speech.
James Parkinson Of southeast OF town
died on Tuesday morning at his home.
His wife Is in tho Ohio Valley General
hospital now. One daughter. Mrs. Mary
Parkinson Patton and his wife and one
brother. Jacob, survive.
While hunting southeast Of town on
Wednesday. George Fnnny Sr, sighted
and shot hawk which measured four
feet from tip to tip.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. F.. Rramhail and Miss
Josephine Perkins were Wheeling shop
pors on Tuesday evening.
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BRADSTREET'S review

New York, Dec. 2+-BT adStrcct's to-
morrow will say:
Tho favorable features OF the week IN
diStributive trade are seasonal increases
In retail buying, stimulated by hoiida v
purchases 81 seasonal goods. slightly
enlarged distribution OF heavy wearing
apparel, due 10 crider weather, with
snow north and west, and some belstcd
activity on tho part of jobberS in ship
ping goods 10 AL In broken stocks. Re-
tail trade generally, however. has nnt
measured up 10 a year ago. The trend
otherwise has been toward inCrea Scd
quiet at wholesale and In manu- tactur Ini:
lines and : further extension OF tho Wild
enirS circle OF quiet In industry. ACORN
panied by many reports Of wage rcduC.
tons. the iron and steel trades notice.
ably coming into this category. C'ollrc
tions have not improved much, and. IN
deed, are slower on the Wnorr.
Weekly ban kclearinES SS,S1S,25{ 900.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE

New York. Dec. 24---prine mercantile
paper ~ to 3.
i.xchansc heavy: sterling 60-day bills
1885,; commercial 6o-day bills on hanks
af67,: commercial 60-day bills SAG ~;
drmand 35l Il; cables 3j2!s; FRANCS de-
demand sig; cables GEL; guillders de-
mand RES; cables sl36: lire demand
%%T: cables "3a: marks demand lSS: "a
hles l3g: Greece demand 720. Montreal
lSL1 percent discount. Government
bonds strong; railroad bonds irregular.
Time loans firm. co days, 30 days and
6 months. ~ to N.
Call money steady; high :: low ::
ruling rate {: closing bid :; offered at
:: last loan :: bank accuptances GS.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. Dec. c4.-ArEcr tine offer
iuGS 70 Europe seven cents i bushel
cheaper than offerings from the United
States had 4 bcarsh influence today on
the wheat market. Prices closed IN
settled at N net lowsr 10 &c advanr"
with March l.65 ~ l.65I. aud May
1.GIA TO 1.6lE corn finished "a I"
l-x down. and oats unchanged 10 =
of. In provisions the outcome varied
from 35c decline To 20C advance.
Cash quotations: Wheat. No. red.
2.06: No. | hard. l.T7i& a l.TS+-.
Corn. No. mixed. Il&; No. yell
low. 7li& tGT3.
Oats. No. : white, Az mtsx; No.
white. 46i: Gt41il.
Pork. nominal Lard. 1900; ribs,
I.OoGl2, %.
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SENATOR WATSON III

Washington. Dec. c4-PhysicIana haze
ordered hospital treatment for Senator
Watson Of Indiana. Intestinal troueaO
has developed. but with several weeks
treatment in hospital, Senator WIT
sons attendants hope that an operation
may be avoided.
The senator's condition has caused
him TO cancel an appointment to confer
with Prcsident-elect Harding at Marion.
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DALLAS

Tho FNrrer3' Institute came 70 q close
on Sunday afternoon. when the Rev. Mr..
II, A. Riddle. OF West Alexander, ad-
dressed the congregation in tho NJ. T..
church. The exhibits. which wera
brought In on Saturday morning, were
placed on display in the school house,
All we're very good and showed the In
tercst - the community in the Farmers
Club.
Miss Anna Atkinson. teacher Of Up
ped Sand Hill. and pupils will hold a
heox social on Saturday evening, Janu-
AIRY J. Everybody cordially invited to
attend.
Don't forget To attend tho oyster sup
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Total sales 6t7,50o shares.
suoAR MARKET

New York. Dec 24.--The raw and re-
nned sugar markets were closed today
but futures were open and moderate
business was reported. Prices were
lower owing 70 the easier feeling In
the spot market late yesterday and at
the close showed declines OF Il 10 1s
points. or only a few points above tho
west prices Of the session. Trade
serests were sellers and there was
% sorne liquidation FOR over the hoN-
p Closing bids: January, 4t4:
trch. 464: May. 40: july, 400.
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TOLEDO GRAIN

Toledo, O.. Drc :I--Wh"at. cash 1877:
December 1873: March and May l9I.
, Cluvnrscrd. prime cash 1919. l2.30:
1920 and December f@.30; January I2.i0;
February /? So; March l@.50: April 1l.75
Als!ke. prime cash 1919. 1900. 1920
December li.Th. March 1850.
Timothy. prime cash 1918. $50; 1878.
2.40; December $50: February 3.52A
March 356.
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WhpHlinr Fire

Wheeling Fire ms Co.--Transfer
hooks close ncc. a. for scmi-annual
) per cent cash dividend, payable Jan. l..
Sterling Prod. dine --Trans(rr books
close Dec. 81, for an extra ; per cent
cash dividend. payable Jan. =.
Imperial Glass Co.---Transtcr books
close Dec. 81. FOR regular l.: per cent
cash dividend. payable jan. ].
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PITTSBURGH LIVE STOCK

PITTSBURGH. Dec. 2t.--1iuEs, ".50h:
higher: hcavics, SI0.2jG 1870: heavy
workers.. light workers. and pigs. Sll.eO
T1I.15.
Sheep and lambs, 800; steady. TOP
sheep. $500: top lambs. $1,000: higher.
Calves. 80; steady. Top. $500.
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Liberty BONDS

closed: 3is's $500: first So $N4jg: seH-
ond IS SNiSUi first AS sSi.5"; second
! 4it's $500; third ks $50, fourth
AIS sS5.I0: Victory ass S2i96; We
tory 4%S 'Sa%.at.
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DRY GOODS

New York, pec. 24.--Dry goods buying
was quiet before the holiday but many
huycfs gave notice Of an intention to
, come early to markets next year Yarns
were quiet and irregular. More inquiry
! developed IN athletic underwear for
spring Silks were dull. Wool goods
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N. Y. STOCN EXCHANGE

Wheeling. ". Va, Dec. 81. 30.
Furnished Tho Int niger Ger by A. r
hAsten 4 Co, mentbe - VI tho New York
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build.
Ink, wheeling. W. Va Louis J.. Brand.
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

Wheeling. w. Va, Dec. "a. 20.
Furnished T,le in:r.ngalice. Ivy A. l.
MaStcn IL Co. members New YORK StocR
Exchange. second floor National Bank
Of w. Va. BlJg.
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New York Cotton Market

Wheeling, W. Va. Dec. -, 20,
Furnished The Int"lilgeucer by A. I;
Mastrn & Co, members New lork STOCK
Exchange. Second floor National Bank
az w Va, Bldg.
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} Sunday evening, victoria Theatre,
Tho Salvation OF Israel" eantAta bean
tifully rendered by large vostod chorus,
Wheeling Baptist Temple. Public cor
I daily invited
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Wheeling. ". Va, Dec. -, 90.
Furnished The intelngcncsr by A. e
Aastcn e. Co. IN rnbcrs Pittsburgh Stoca
Exchange. second floor National bahA
NJ w Nu iHdp
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LOCAL STOCKS

Wheeling. W. Va. Dec -, 20.
Daily quotation ,iiat Wheeling Stock
Exchange. compiled for the IntclliHsn.
Ger.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

wheeling. W. Va. Dec. Il. 90.
Furnished re lnttn;ssnCcr by A. F.
Gasten & Co. Members RUs'on Stock
Exchange. second floor National BANK
-
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Wheeling. W. Va. Dec. "a, 30.
Renorted by A. f. Masten & Co. men,
bers New York sock Exchange. Second
floor. National Bank Of w. Va. R'dg.
Deming graphic., 1920-01-20
Weather Summary for Last Month

The state averaged somewhat below
the normal in temperature, but consid-
erably above in precipitation. Fairly
high temperatures prevailed at the be-
ginning Of the month. gradually giving
way to lower readings ON the Sth and
9th and reaching the lowest of the
month at n few stations on the 10th
TO 18th. Warm weather again pre-
vailed till the 26th, when n sharp cold
wave swept over the state, with the
lowest temperatures of the month gen
orally ON the 27th to the Goth. The
2Sth was probably thee oldest day of
the MONTH and the 9th the warmest
Ranges were good throught the
month and stock in good condition.
with abundace Of feed. Flowing was
generally possible and much was done.
till the cold wave of the 9th to 29th
while threshing of small grain and Of
beans, aud the cutting, hauling. and
husking Of corn continued throughout
the month.
Deming graphic., 1920-01-20
LOCAL BRIEFS

+. G. Peterson went to Wichita Falls,
Texas. last week TO transact business.
Capt Ira Sprechcr made business
trip to Albuquerque last Thursday.
The high school alumni basketball
team took revenge on the high school
team last Tuesday night mt the armory
ana beat the srholastics with II score
of II TO %.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Pollard are back
in the city after pleasant visit with
relatives In Portage Wis, over the
holiday season.
Major. NJ. A. Palen Of Fort Sam
Houston, Texas, was in the city last
week closing up the hearings on the
claims pending against the government
due TO the occupancy Of Camp Cody
by federal troops.
District Attroney ]. $. Vaught was
in Santa Fe last week transacting
legal business.
Marion Portwood was Deming Wis
itor from his ranch last week.
Senator ]. n. Upton spent several
days in the city last week.
Deming graphic., 1920-01-20

extent we delay the growth OF industry
and good marketing conditions.
Is there man so obsessed today In
Deming who would care TO invest his
capital In merchandising enterprise
here under the present conditionsg Yet
n privately conducted store usually
has the advantage Of close supervision
Of the owner whose capital Is pledged.
A cooperative store under a good man.
ager might well compete with private
concern but few OF us would depend
on the profits accruing from our own
farm or other enterprise IL we had to
turn it over TO an agent. We don't
have to 90 very far to see the wrecks
OF farm and business due to absentee
ownership. Can the farmers find a
man capable OF doing this managerial
work efficiently? Or could II find
another and another al infinitum un-
der the present labor conditions? IL
so they win he more fortunate than
most undertakers. II will take the
very best Judgment, under present
demoralized market conditions, TO buy
wisely. The margin Of safety must be
maintained where profits are not
sought or, what promised success,
may end in dismal failure. Supervi-
sion must he constant and intelligent
IL there are those who take issue on
the grounds suggested and feel that
they can answer them true to all the
interests concerned they are welcome
To use the Graphic for presenting
them. We always welcome the other
fellows ideas.
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Europe's Suffering Overdrawn

Herbert Hoover says that all the
hysteria about starving Europe Is
hunk. Some Of the centers of popula-
ton are sufering, no doubt, but as
much on account OF paralysis Of trans
pcrtation as actual food shortage.
Perhaps per cent of the population
IL actually suffering. but their wants
can he attended to without plunging
the United States into debts TO cover
the wastage OF wars with which Ameri-
ca Is not concerned. In many ways
Europe's economic future Is as bright
as that Of America for the Europeans
will work and practice economy, once
they are given the opportunity.
Deming graphic., 1920-01-20
HEROIC DEFENSE OF CAPITAL

The nation Is greatly amused by the
nasty squabble which the near heroes
OF the world war have gotten into
over the awarding Of crosses and ID.
s. Ms. Also it is very comforting 10
those of us who did not earn great
distinction In the fighting and did not
have the political pull to get one pin
ned on our manly bosoms anyway. 1t
will end by making the higest honor
which congress can bestow look like
n hick policeman's badge. IL seems
that the suppressed resentment has
busted" out in the army as well as
in the navy, though the naval heroes
of the Chesapeak were the first to
air their injured pride. Now comes
the valiant leaders of the Second Ar
my of the Patomac" who defended the
nations capital while the boys were
figting in France and want to change
their crosses for ID. 5. MS. They fig
ured like the good man in Holy Writ,
that Is was much better to be door
keepr In the House Of Wilson than to
dwell in the dog tents Of fighting men.
And they are right. Give 'em all one.
Nobody else cares TO be classed with
the bunch of swivel chair soldiers. II
would seem that to qualify for the
honor, that, first of all, propinquity
with Washington Is necessary, then
preference at court. rank, leisure, ad
nauseam. The thousands Of real he
roes of the battlefields, who took the
desperate chances and the hardships.
will never get citation, much less Il
ID. s. NJ.
In answering criticism in congress.
Secretary Baker makes about as poor
n showing as his colleague, Secretry
Daniels. He gives the following AS
founding figures on the distribution Of
the ID. $. NJ, which certainly casts a
new light ON the mOoted question uf
who won the war:
Generals, 3; lieutenant generals, q;
major generals 90; brigadier generals.
70; colonels 265; lieutenant colonels,
rs; majors, 16; captains. 2; lieuten-
ants. 3 chaplains, 43; sergeants. 1:
corporals, o; privates, 1; civilians,
male. %; civilians, female. 8.
The distinguished secretary says in
submitting his report. that he doesn't
care 10 comment on the figuers. Ye
shades OF Alexander. Is any comment
necessary when 80 civilians. male and
female, and 43 sky pilots can get the
ID. $. NJ and only one doughbOy. We
are thereby taught that II is mistake
to shoulder a rifle like man, well, 1t
isn't even necessary to be n man. All
this time we have been deluding our
selves with the fond idea that II was
the doughbOys that fought the battles
along the Meuse, in the Argonne and
in Flanders. Now we see that Il was
bunch OF generals leading devoted
band Of civilians. women and country
parsons. IL was this courageous out
fit that must have done the long hike
ing, eaten all the canned Willum,
rushed the deadly machine guns and
slept in the mud and rain and snow.
Can't You see the bunch charging up
the heights OF the Meuse? The very
thought would make General Pickett
flop thrice in his grave. Some bunch
Of fatheads We collect to run this gov
ernment.
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BOB INGERsoLL ON TOBACCO


Robert Ingersoll was one OF the de
votees OF Lady Nicotine and his eu
logy OF the genial weed was no less
eloquent than his utterances ON other
subjects. No doubt he has In times OF
stress inhaled the comforting smoke
from pipe OF Burley, a cigar OF
"vuelto Abajo." or, dare we say II,
looked upon the glowing end Of a
fragrant Turkish cigaret. We don't
know in what form he took his ''poi-
son." but II Is a sure thing that only
the devoted slave OF Lady Nicotine
could have found In his heart the low
ers' ardent phrases. Here Is what he
said:
"These leaves make friends, and
celebrate with gentle rites the vows OF
peace They have given consolation
to the world. They are the compan-
ions OF the lonely-the friends of the
imprisoned, OF the exiled, OF workers
I'm mines, OF fellers OF forests, OF sail
ors on desolate seas. They are the
givers OF setrength and calm TO the
vexed and weary minds of those who
build with thought and dreams the
temples Of the soul. They tell OF hope
and rest. They smoothe the wrinkled
brows Of pain. drive fears and strange
misshapen breads from our minds and
fill the heart with rest and peace.
Within their magic warp and woof
some potent gracious spell imprisoned
lies, that. when released by fire, doth
softely steal within the fortress OF the
brain and bind In sleep the captured
sentinels of care and grief. These
leaves are the friends Of the fireslde,
and their smoke. like incense, rise from
myriads OF happy homes"
Deming graphic., 1920-01-20

John II. Hunter, tax assessor Of
Luna county, announces through the
Courier that he will he at the Hotel
Clark for three weeks, commencing on
February o. He will be there to bark.
en- to al complaints, requests for re-
ductions, and general information. He
reports the Courier Is creating quite
sensation at Deming and he also ag-
rees with the Courier that Columbus
and this part of Luna county will de-
mand and receive recognition at the
hands of the political wiseacres.-Col-
umbus Courier.
The oath Infantry stationed at Col
umbus has been ordered to the Pana-
ma Canal Zone and the 18th Infantry
now stationed at Camp Mead Nd. has
been ordered to Columbus TO take its
place, according to report.
Nothing definite on the change has
been announced officially, according to
statement from distric. military
headquarters last Sunady.-Columbus
Courier.
DR.. Sherlock. praeticing physician
for two weeks In Columbus, was dunn
founded Saturday to receive orders TO
report for duty at Houston. Texas, by
January Z. The doctor was just get
ting established ard was doing a splen
did business when lac received his or
personality and IN the short time he
was here he made many friends. He
Says when he is permitted TO leave the
army he will return here aud find n
iauch larger COlumhus.-COlumbus
Courier.
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PEDDLING GOOD LINE

Secretary Glass has a mighty fine
vocabulary and he uses IL without
stint in asking congress for an appro-
priation OF $150OO0,OOO for the pur-
pose Of preventing "disintergation Of
political cohesion Of western Europe"
What the devil does he mean. anyway?
Americans have been plagued by most
everything from the old II. c. OF L. to
the FLU" but disintergation Of politi-
cal cohesion has not as yet set In and
we have been hoping that we would
be spared an epidemic this year II
must be admitted that 100 millions Of
GOOD American simoleOns win buy lOas
Of serum, II no whiskey, and II ought
to revive western Europt quite a bit.
II would weuns. you bet.
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Admirable Reid Picture
Reserved seats on sale at Theatre

One Of the most captivating photo
plays seen here this season is "The
Roaring Road" In which Wallace
Rled, the famous Paramount star is
starring at the Princess next Satur-
day. The picture has been admirably
produced and the work Of the star
and that of capable cast headed by
dainty Ann Little, Is most artistic.
Deming graphic., 1920-01-20

Raymond Miesse, WHO will be rem
embered here as the son OF the late
G. r. Mlesse who developed the Miesse
tract east Of the city. was Deming
visitor the middle Of last week. He Is
now In the oil game In the Pass City.
Deming graphic., 1920-01-20

FOxworth-Galbraith have moved
into their new quarters at the corner
Of Cedar street and Copper avenue
from their old stand at III N. Gold
Deming graphic., 1920-01-20

Oil leases for sale at the Graphic
Office.