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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-29
MANUAL TRAINING
CLASSES EXHIBIT
wheeling Pupils to Show Friends Their
Rrodetsacy In tho Various Trades.

The public Is invited TO a demonstra-
ton Of which the city schools arc doing
in the way Of instructive manual train
ing on Thursday evening, April 18th,
at the High school building.
Regular work will be carried on for the
benefit Of the visitors from o'clock
until $3.50 p. M, by the usual classes IN
cabinet work. welding. blacksmithins.
electrical construction, pottery. sheet
metal, wood turning. mill room practice
and mechanical drawing.
The greatest interest Is being taken
by the pupils OF the various depart
ments Of manual training, in their allot-
ted work and there is rivalry as 10
which class can became the most pro-
flcient in the trade or occupation assign
cd to II.
Members work with all Of the ardor OF
men who are drawing wages Tor their
labor and all are anxiously awaiting
Thursday evening to exhibit their pro-
fciency TO relatives and friends.
There will also be an exhibit OF inc
bench Of the 5th, 9Th and eth grades OF
the elementary schools.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-29
WILDLY PORTRAYS LIFE
OF GREAT NORTH WOODS

No play has given the public a more
decided insight into life as 1t Is lived
In the Great Northwood:" than The
Rivers End" the first Of MARSHALL Neil
ans Independent productions, taken
from the story by James oliver Cur
wood and distributed by First Nation
al Exhibitors Circuit. The play will
be shown at the Liberty Theatre here
all this week.
Mr.. Neilan's superb touch as a direct
or has brought out the life In the
northwest. as also has tho selection Of
the location" The life about which
we know little or nothing IL brought
home to us In a most vivid manner.
Leading the able cast are Lewis
Stone, Marjorie Daw, Jane Novak, ].
Barney Sherry and Charles West.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-29
HERE AND THERE
About Wheeling People, Societies
ItAr.S OF Interest 70 Local People
and Organizations.

The Majority, published in this city
for thirteen years will discontinue pub
| LEGATION indefinitely. starting with to-
days ssuc. This is due to the white
paper shortage.
Robert Gilscn. of Warwood. narrowly
escaped serious injuries If not death
Tuesday night when his Chalmers was
caught IN land slide en- the Narrows,
north Of Moundsvllle.
Clarice Nutter OF 1912 Market street.
! one inmate. May Dever and Stella Jones
and Josephine Parker an inmate, were
fined in police court yesterday morning.
! The lnadames were fined $40 and costs
, while The inmates were given IS and
costs.
A contract has been awarded the
David J. Sihler.. local contracting COM
pany BY the Paul Stewart and Company
Of Cincinnati to nrovh machinery from
the old electric light plant on Nine
teenth street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-29
WV, c, A. LOOKING
FOR CAMP SITE

A committee on vacation camps for
girls of the Y. w. Z. 4. met yesterday
afternoon at the loc$ Y. w. to arrange
plans for camp life Airing the months
of July and August. Last year, the
young women enjoyed many weeks at
Nanoweli, twelve miles from Mounds.
willie OH Fish Creek. Tents were erected
and an old residence used for cooking
and dining room use, many girls being
accommodated. The season proved so
profitable for so many young women
members OF the ~" that the desire for
a similar experience Is expressed fore
IDLY.
board Of directors, Is chairman OF a
large committee composed Of girls from
all the departments of the association
and all are busy looking up another fay
orable spot. 1t IL possible that the
same location of last year will be chos.
en- although tho committee Will De glad
to hear of other possible places.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-29

Roller, parcel Of land in the Bellalre
addition north Of Fourteenth street.
James Bonar and wife, to John Rich
ter and wife. a lot on Eoff street, be-
tween Forty-Third and Forty-Fourth
streets.
Harry Uthman. ct al. to ELAN ANley
Armstrong. a piece Of land on the east
side Of North York street.
Rosie P. Murphy and Harry Murphy
to Casper Glass, u piece OF land In tho
Carroll and Baker addition.
Elizabeth Chute to Harry l.. White.
q lot on the corner Of Huron and Ohio
streets.
Roy ]. Mayor. ct al. to Joseph Geh-
ring and wife. a lot on Chapl!ne street,
near Twenty-third.
Martha Etzler to Myrwood Il. Sutton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-29
GRAND JUDY MONDAY.

Judge Alan Robinson will instruct
the Ohio county grand jury at the open
ing Of the May term Of criminal court
next Monday. From present indica-
tions. the grand jury will likely COM
plete its work in a single day. The
term will fall on Wednesday. with the
motion day for Saturday week.
Summons have already been sent out
for witnesses to appear before the
grand jury, and the list Is small COM
pared to former terms. The first GRIM
inal court trial jury has been summoned
to appear for duty on May tenth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-29
Shortage
CAUSES Demand
FOR ALL SYRUPs.
xo11neR1ns sam 10 N vgWO
z@M q MAH 1sdS p - c1
Salesman OtaAoO 4Aat oeooSsN Wm -
AIowsl 1lt 9weafy-fty0 1os0Ae
AZ lR4AE a Q &kAA

The sugar shortage In this oomnu.
nifty 10 becoming acute, and IL u In.
possible for the grocefy dealers 20 Eee
sugar for their eustomsrs q any re,
wholesale grocery concerns vas IN TIE
city yesterday and the main qusSnoAl
that every store keeper put up TO HIN
was. when will be able 70 get any
sugar, and how muchT
Sugar, he stated, is' very scarce eno
grocery keeper have IS pounds. ThnS
Is q small amount but will help out d
It 10 understood that large aumbsfi
Of citizens have started buying syfupe
and are uSicY these a q substitute, but
when the Erecery keepe. asks thf -
Of syrup. his reply II that there ar9 -
One Of the statesmen told the follow.
ing story: "A foreigner. q grocer IN IL
city Of Wheeling, came to our piAce o.
business and wanted to know the Sxeee
After he was told, he at once has N
order made out and hauled all OF The
stuff to his grocery.
"The man who took the order aske4
him what he intended TO do with such
a large amount Of syrups. and hs sai1.
sugar, some Of his friends were ustne
the syrup a. substitute for mllne
wines and other beverages which hare
q good kick to them"
The salesman also stated that an
sugar warehouses. have large supplies
Erocery dealers think that Il VIII b
Sut q short time before conditions are
normal and shipments Will again -
made ~ prior to tho traffic tie up. 2
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-29
SUIT u AH1AIID.

An appeal from Squire II. E. Seybold' 5
court, styled II. r. Carter vs.. Frank
Maurer and Andy Brown. doing bust
ness as Maurer & Brown. was filed with
the circuit court clerk yesterday. The
suit was for $11l.25 due on clothe
while Judgment was given In favor Of
the defendant by the squire. Attorney
A. l.. SawtelI will appear for the plain
tiff and Attorney A. ]. Porter will rep
resent the defendant.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-29
COUNTY COURT

JmAes Hutchinson. rs. and Blanche
Evans, "a, both of Wheeling.
Allen Young. 80. and Ethel Wise, rs,
both Of Pittsburgh.
Harry Fulton. Is. and Nola Staufef
~. both Of Pittsburgh.
John Pyles. %. and Mary Freeman
81. both Of Bellaire.
Bernard Kaiser. IS. and Margaret
Lynch, %, both Of Wheeling.
Arthur Martin. 20. and Mary Stewart
81, both Of Washington. Pa.
Meredith Packer. 81. and Marie Caples
IS, both Of New Philadelphia. Ohio.
Carl ]. Ludwig. IS. and Mary Donp-
hue, 49,. both OF Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-29
xrr 1A81 N 1A1N.
To The IntelliRenccr

Special To The Intelligenccr:
SISTERSVILLE. w. Va, April 2S.-
A baby boy. wrapped in a sheet and a
horse blanket was found in an empty
stall in the barn By Ira Salisbury. a
farmer. who resides about one mile
east Of this city. The baby was about
two days old and was apparently robust
and in good health. There Is no clue
to tho Identity Of the infants parents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-29

! and Francis @. c. Sutton, . piece Of land
| on South Huron street.
| Agnes c. Willetts to James ]. Bonar
| and Cora Edith Bonar, a piece Of land
| ON North Huron street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-29

| All egg shippers are hereby notified
that the r. 9chenk Sons Company
packers, are IL the market for aAy
amount Of eggs. Courteous treatmens
and prompt settlement are assured ~
dealing With this firm.
Address ell shipments Of egEl - tAe
W. Va ap'Ib|S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-29
HauoiAxy.

James J. Finegan. Of Benwood. ap.
pointed adninistrator for the estate Ut
william FinneEan. Bond $500.
H L. McCAmmon, Of West Alexander.
appointed admisintrator for the estate
Of Annie 8. Faris. Bond $500.
william B. Casey. Of 1894 Market
street, appointed administrator for the
estate Of Ascenath Williams. Bond $500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-29
RAAl.

Ada A. Stout to Albert A. Hellsstrom.
4 certain parcel Of land in the Steenro,l
addition. Consideration, $4,000.
Thomas Carr and Alice Carr to Orion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-29
DEFENDANT GETS
THE JUDGMENT

: 4 verdict for the defendant Vas giy.
en- In circuit court BY Judge AddlemAn
yesterday in the suit Of II. II. Thaimen
versus Josephine Thalman. for the
possession Of farm implements.
plaihtiff. and the suit arose over the
possession of q horse and various farm
Implements. Attorney J. J. p. OBren
represented the plaintiff and Attorney
John B. Wilson the defendant.
the jury was composed Of Henry y.
Ochafc-, william N. Hunter. George =.
King, james Zinck, Ben l. Lamb, +
A. Poe( Harry L. Bond, August q.
Rempke, James D. Harnes and Richard
Bailey.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-29

The case OF Nick. Alexander W:
Louis Alexander. was cArrded over until
this morning. The case IL the result
Of q contract as to the management OF
the Market Auditorium Restaurant:
Louis Alexander entered the service and
left his brother Nick In charge. With
his return from the service Louis At:
tempted to take immediate charge OF
the eating house and Nick protested.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-29
CIRCUIT COURT

In . suit styled Nenaghy W. stamous
an appeal case, resulted in . verdict for
the. defendant, directed by Judge Som'
merville yesterday in circuit court. At
torneys Sawtell and Bachman represent
ed the defendant, while Attorney Schif.
fler appeared for the defendant.
The suit arose over controversy as
to q painting contract which 10 alleged
to have ended in an assault.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-29

A verdict for $500 was awarded by
jury in circuit court yesterday morn
ing before Judge Sommerville. The
case was styled George Dorsh w. Rob
ert Hughes and the Sandow Motor Sales
Company. The suit was over an auto
mnhila accident
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-29
THE ROYAL ELECTRIC
Vacuum Cleaner IS Best!

Maybe who each Spring. It'll
never clean Yet each succeeding about
beating carpets furniture clouds choking DUST hopping
This know of scores of women
the Royal Electric Vacuum Cleaner
their We've the Royal the best
that equtere to it the best to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-29

II everybody were as anxious 70 save
money az ne il to spend It. we'd BE-
nation Of smiSerS. tt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-29

Then there are men whose only proof
that they are alive 10 that they are Ale
ways kicking. ~
The Keota news., 1920-03-26
LOCATE REMAINS OF coR1Es
au,,,I pi,es o. -cenavists6er" 1aIs
- Have Been Found IN ns
City 81 Mexico.

Are. ,.srs o. consistent search. u
nor .p:-srs ,ha, the remains OF he1.
n,.So Cores. Spanish ccnquefos OF
MEXICO. have bsra definitely Iocnteo
IA the Temple Of Jesus. q Roman
C..hoiIc church In Mexico City. a
so,a t.y which can unlock the mar
lie ,.ri; containing the dust OF 1ns
Coaquis;aaos- and the funeral gar.
.,.n:, Ia which he was buried II said
20 - IN possession Of Sonora bornequs
cs !. Barn. . resident Of Paris. and
Efforts are being made to obtain Il.
t.. key comes 10 Senora Borncque
- heritage
A c!.ec. descendant o! the keeper OF
,h< Hospital o. Jesus connected
with ;he church. claims TO have docu.
,oeninry evidence that In 1873. when
:.s i.lo.ic Ieaio,s planned TO take forci.
BE possession o! Co.ies' remains. they
we're saved from violation and were
later returned TO their original rest.
lag place beneath the main altar Of
The temple ]; wns this scVuestration
IN Is3 tha, cnuScd students to con.
cccf q search for the hiding plar0.
many ass~sfin: Z: wns In Old Spain
aod Others In SnpieA
Corfes vas buried near Seville. but
Ia 1872 In accordance with his will
AID by order Of his son. the remains
were taken 70 the monastery Of 81.
Francisco In Texcuco. a village near
the Mexican capital. In l:ol the n.
mains were given new resting place
the Hospital OF Jesus OF Nazareth,
an Institution founded and endowed
By Cor'ea- There was no period Of IN.
tsrrup'ion until q crowd Of demon.
strnnts In 1873 wished to scatter the
remains as a token Of their iNdepend.
ence. when q secret removal was made
until the nans Of revolution died
down.
The Keota news., 1920-03-26
Expensive headoeae,

For centuries In Mexico and other
Spanish.speaking countries the hat has
been the object Of mnn's vanity. The
custom found It's origin In the dan
when the Hapsburg power was IN.
preme. One Of the most cherished
privileges which the old grnndees en-.
3oyed was that OF wearing their hats
In the presence Of royalty. The ab.
solute power Of the monarch left them
little else to do but enter Into rivalry
with one another in the splendlor Of
their head coverings. The eay con.
ceits spread rapidly throughout the
Spanish dominions. and even totlay
characteristic sugar-loaf hats may be
found In Mexico for snle at the as.
founding price Of from $500 TO Z, ono
for single hat.
The Keota news., 1920-03-26

-,r. I IVES % hrr, by your reAd'oeo
70 lc.-p, liz unworthy sIpisnst'"e
-,,,, IL, !, 70 q, ihsi realized that
,or, ,,o.hs. orgt, not 10 take ID
nm, ,u. knew ,,s; he would not uo-
a.-ro vt., would SEEN 70 him tAs
t,uuill.,Io. os being the only oos 70
-4trss 70 Do IL All be Deeosd Wes
n, e,crs--snd ny DO; doing " msos
J, .rsy 80, him
.Yor<i,s INC. dear said Sue humbly.
And forge. fnn; ] asked you what 200
Should have asked me-!
-you OILY trsIled yourself Of your
.,-f,5,.re.- smiled Cameron ~AffeS
m rs leap year. And while some
.t.r.. !, oo-sn'; psy 10 take . leap.
=. eyed Lis foo; ~hiinsicsiiy. s"sns-
times !; does"
-wbe. We DO 1; together Whispered
Sux1..s-
The Keota news., 1920-03-26
bElChIhG
Caused by
Acid-Stonlac|l

Lss 8AToNlc. sAs wonderful ns4.s.
0o0Aoe so0e1y. etvs yev as:es rt'
ese0 1iagusta6 bsjeAiag. fesa :fsessine'
tn119eoeSoa. bsoassA. eessy sseMseh- ayssss'
~. heAssb0s0 o01 0eAss stomach meeesA
9Asy sse at ea1ssA ~ Aei1.sseoese -
VAteA a6o0e 0los DeoDss evs OF tee NJ
- - VAy - A0oehes. Oae vf!sss - ~
levs: ~Ds1oee uDsA EAfoStc. eesA =
sas bees vAAsse bsleheas Il sishs - -
s:ss - asse ssesse- . ,..A.s...a
vse1s1e k.svi.s 8. fney a.. ...s 49,. -
eriy 0s0F1s6sI alsAs10A they may ssi @ sssT;;
~. 0save Aloee1sD ase likely 70 to.ss Z
- o031-Ga00oeh = 0s6bsetsd. Csneo
sho llvoe. SosooelnAl eoagssssoa- ss.
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4 s10eeor frem casalrh Of -. as,ss as...s
- II yeAS1 seA1diA0 vrtsss: y nsa .s,"s
- The oeo0aeh Ter II ioag ysafs sad ~
SooaA aAytAla9 - Do me any roStc
ts00seosY rellsl-0asu $50 EAIoS. ~. : :
Il - sss ~ essii.s cutie r:shs-;,sss. ,s.
eoosgy 0ol o0eAueaas@ aad doa.t snscTroEic
WAoS0 - booae0 SAo tsouols-sT =, 80 =
a0A 80 A0W 0osA bessss you vi" wv
a 81 1sus sessss-a sas b. 70; f,!.:a ss -
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EAT0NlC
DQQ Y8gk ND-StoeeA0
The Keota news., 1920-03-26
curlosIty Rewarded.

Walking along the sands Of wey.
mouth this autumn (wrltes a CORE.
spondenO. raw corked hottie
which had been washed up by the tide.
There was piece Of pnper inside. 10
F! drew the cork and tried to extrnct
Il; Out at last, getting impatient at the
way It e'uded me. l. broke the bottle
and the message was revealed :
whoever finds this bottle will ana
all the beer gone."-London Post.
The Keota news., 1920-03-26

.,.s- .i,x -sr u .ise cpv'e. pinocne
sipv,,, m -ist siW'e hat DIR Wi-i'esseo
C~nn.,,nrrc "CaMe-ui S-uGr. sa'<
usit vr.i cIr--lnS sm5iiass'f. oerts-
ps~ur nak Mt II may !pr tehA-
Ia. bxne nie1.. Etss nsVreS tvry. Anc
rnu,e<u1 lS-.it ciseV .bt SGii u h<s
bsa1-un,y :ise S-eG. emSrOsss u LA
kuu,s n,ci,.s ieiss Ce,pe-ur ~ Ehs-
Ing su,.e-., NIT ,,,s su,oioe-ing ot-;'-ns
n as nuex fi.e1,ih-< II -'* hst'!-
,.e.su,st LIVING svoI ~ -ne Loact- TIT
c-vve nne e,nst s.eienins pu' ht htc
.a,uss1 IL F.r, bssx siuf'e- "ht; pse-
IL ,nussc i,f-Ie-,y. 70 :Hii.Al.1< himself
vri.altng Sue f.r vr-i trE u:st tne
d,e1 -enuct&4 us AZ nsei II -h< parry.
10 a.ct e,in1,sss IT hss profile - ko<
.liEse 70 s01.st maf s'sxiot nes. ssoe,ns
vlse. usssseees ns tn~v np. WI be-
ex.y <.ea N1. be dc nr cl-t 70 60
W-as: vns iutre n< vprie lssrt sss<
issoes .,ynv.vv. kp< .hurStr: be VAS
Q evvr-c Ax1cs .b< Day voe1 b< htc
nv. taken .2s< ,uns sa'< hac ssoaose
rry eays.ncx Sase-pur.se VIZ 1.:c-
k0sn< en< ss,eose .bt oo.e- Csr's-oe
:s.,Gs1 qr.cny " Is,ss s.rrs LIZ
e. v1ss hss t.Ses = his ,Suaes:A
e.ns0us Ssc-r,< b sec. .scv, Elk
vs>1 Q srn5 :nco< ssssc1,se Hrc'h!
sx6<v &C Se< .svry sais- Oh sa<
aass &Vv1y. ttut.1nSy. "Hoo-
vAs9s = - sas<''
CaD<suA Ee1ns 20 his feet
-kusanns- b< ,tr1S<s~e. ~Sc1', cao
uas fhsss words 20 ne q .Sai toe
y0s ee0s VIII ne TA< I.fi. s:r.o<e-
R00e Sill In eli ke1 LIE Doo< bad
Ss0 Rso6B 70 ke1 Ike that CaD<eoo-
0sfe4sAS ~ maek:nsv sot cap s.o@
Q osft,a. ES11,s6 bss arm 1o1 Iee be-
snfssassing 20 ,hs eDos. 1akias down
has sEts fFv0 The nck b ibs ogisf
I'LL se1u without Q word CaD<foe
sero6s rapidly ovss sbs snov. Srxanoe
SoaISv1AS Dsekiy. IKE ees hypoo.issd
Arrived ss The spst ubess Cscosfoo
hs1 AVN tie white feather. secoeo-
lag 70 See. tie man Socki<d % the
80 toot ths san. and Isaped o6.
Presently ~ vas tack Again Be
Jumped suzanne. ready 20 take back
ail she Aad ever aid. vas dleoced By
The kok o. his fscs When b r<susned
Agaia - Isspsd. This tine be DID Dot
eops hack % quiekjy-in fsct. Be CID
not eoDs beek at all Soc waited
vsits6-thea, fearing shs knew Dot
what sao quickly down The slope. In
sod out through The treea- whs, vas
that A ~ n.S.S~~> ~ sb> s~>rv~-n&S-a.
tsatsf Not Cameron!
But Il was Camesoo-Csmesoo with
oos foot badly twisted It's nothinE.-
hs managed to ~. and tried to stand.
thso ou0plsd -. suzanne knew II
vas 10 time 70 protest her sosrov and
rspeotaoee. Like the vesy deer that
shs had often startled in the forest.
the g1Fi sped back 70 the Lodge for
hsap.
4 week later Cameron. limplns
slightly. walked oo the sunny south
vssan6a Of The Lodge. Beside him was
sosanns. Suddenly shs halted him.
son hand laid gently on bis arm
Cameron" shs said, don't you like
mer
Cameron shut his lips. Then, Every
one does that Sue." be said casually.
Even a. hs had resolved to marry no
one who thought him Q coward, NO less
would hs have anything to do with
this giri. moved temporarily By pity
end feeling that she was rather re-
spoos'bls for the accident.
Suss most daredevil mood took
possession OF her. Cameron" she said,
u ! have ever wanted anything.
nave gone out and got Il. And what
The Keota news., 1920-03-26
LEAP YEAR AND
SUZANNE
D &SSaG DOUGLAS

v. 4SSs- ~ A~-isss AsessAs~ oysasa.ss5 .
1--WE NJ 5osa - c,,s< Suzanne Mo-
sts.s bsa,siig -i.s :ni..s S.i-i .is iandis
~ isss kuc< Sc s-.sh- e-.ea,-,uG- -
ssy. jAsv5'ss. seSs .sGs Ia ~ ouuI1 =.
nnonieit- 7fssss 1p usssa ~ h VII
~ fsissy DARK Avv sDv,E ~
AAss-Asas'' came cswU Il
sVsssa- '-6uss casns-3oi,y svOe sss. =
AN se-HsG. rissI saic 6uaasn1se.
sase sesus1sc pisc.c,y 80 ises csa,sumS-
uuo ~ Ass7ia1e .:iacGl-
~ al rss astsY5. sEsSS>Se 0vvf
er-kssss fsv .Ass s1n.1 s1sos:s q. 40
van LS6Ss % Laks AdisSaAck hy-
xsiI< sss r,.s sbasc osssexrI sne .bs
a's~ Isssas<-ns 1, AW s'us.rs ~ SseeS
ssS L-h<. giving vf.S ksAi-A ~
sas ths LIE " LIE ,ar3-cri.S .ve
npoe4 - sr5s Cknes.a E.uass- vtuss
80 p1SDs vas kexanass Aesssak He
sosSe have tsesesres . tf<is Ie0 Gr~
e.fseuAsss % kpss IaF s1s ncss Il
- 3ne1lazsstss - SgAks ssus f.Ds
atsas s7x1 ksML
Hss Ids psssesnSs had sEs.se SoeSr
tns nsss sAss . s'<se:scssJ s.aHe II
shs p6s sxy<Hesssy sks,6 S~oI -Ssos
1sy III ssssts a~sn.- - ksa lsdassA
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As6 aftss disess CaDssoo ssUeAe
ssa ths boy and begssd hin ~ 70
saks oos a The party takiog ~ j1Dp.
.Ass yos eoingr asked Dwight
@Of e0usss." ssId Cameron. ~You
know ] play vstrhdsg for your sisess."
-1ass ossds oos." ssturnsd The boy
fsonkiy. Bet ~ did not ~ b voul1
not 90. Juss st th~ sgs whea . boy
sDost feels himself Q man. hs ressotsd,
even from Camssoo Stuart, any impii.
essioo that ~ was not perfectly wsll
sbls % hold bic ovn With the rest.
Eleven Gciock sav Q laughing mack.
inaWsd crowd with waviog scarves
and wooIiy tams 81 out across ths
soow.blsnkstsd grounds ol the Lodea.
Past the iced chute for The toboe.
GDns. across The blackness Of Tie lake,
into the shadowy forest they tsanpsd.
skis siuns across their shoulder.
Al the jump itself the skis were
carefully strapped on and tested.
suzanne hefsslf led o6. sailing graco.
fully out Into the air and landing tr,.
umphant on the snowy stretch Q hun.
drsd and thirty fest bsiow. One b. oos
they took the leap. and by The tine
Suzanne had reSainsd the crest oaly
Cameron and Dwight remained.
Dwight had never attempted Il b.
fore. being satisdsd with the Lesser
Jumps near the lodge. And Ouo could
not recall having seen Cameron take
Il either. A. she approached Camoroa
stood on the brink % II irrsoolute.
The Keota news., 1920-03-26
AFTER 6 MA&--S1Iu WELL
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