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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1921-01-07

l
ness visitor in st. Joseph, last We'd
nesday.
. Mr.. and Mrs. George Tcrhunc re.
turned home, last Tuesday evening,
after spending a few weeks in Florida
and other southern points. Mr. and
Mrs. u. u. Tcrhune will soon leave for
Los Angeles California, and other
places Of interest in the west, where
they expect TO be for about year.
Mrs. VIM. Crawford was shopping
in st. Joseph, last Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Chs. r.. Scntncy re-
turned home, the first Of the week,
after spending Christmas with his
folks, MI and Mr.. l.. +. Scntney. at
Hutchinson, Kansas.
! Mrs. John Spccr and Mrs. Bradic
Sipes were St Joseph visitors, last
Wednesday.
L. ]. Quinn and two sons. Don and
Leo, Of Sioux Falls. South dakota,
came IN Friday morning, and have
taken possession Of the New Forest
City Garage, which they have purchas-
cd from ChaS. Taylor and Sons. They
viii move into the John Glass propcrty
on Grand Avenue, when their house
hold goods arrive. We welcome them
to our city.
/ Misses Mabel Smith and Mary
Alkiic took dinner, and spent the ,ay
Thursday with Miss Eva Hogan AT
her home in Mound City.
! The G.. H. Glass certainly nm
preciate the assistance they received
IN serving the Scottish Rite Banquet
The class cleared about STA. ~.
--Chas. &. France mad" business
trip ~ ~. Joseph. Munday.
HAIRY Mobcily, of Kansas Cdy,
came Monday afternoon. and l. max
1ng a two weeks visit here with bis
aunt aud uncle, Miss Mar. ella and
col S. I. Bailey
J Ncs MnrN ard vi Era.trr him.
roi a ear load Ur hog, 10 the It. Jr.
, pin market, last N,cA.
Niss hone Acton returned home
friday after spending u few day. VITA
lnr H.,.r VT and MIs. ilrib, % Gyut
IL the Nuudvillc district, and also with
Wan. Mctiuirc aud family in the LIN
coin district.
DR. y. l.. Gardner made u hisin,,
trip 90 st. Joseph, Monday.
Frank Edgar Milne, vt IN. High
bind district, was spending last wee,
=. p. nn,locL '''"''' w. ann NV
= a., "''' ~
..ck H., y "" '' WV, ~" ~, VIZ on i"
wc"L Ln, ''.,'' a,, uIS. ,, ll' .'rst "i ne
IA. Geo w" a., " - w 'hI' Wfit'
- NJ. ~" anJ s W' ~ near u,,,,
and NJ d., az, I nann Woo, hhI an
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mel, III " , NJ NJ no''inys WIN ner
ger IN ,hc I"nic VT ,,i a,"i m's, rom NY
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DANIEL ZACHMAN, Prest.
w. r. SCHULTZ. Cashier.
JESSIE j. JONES. Asst Cash.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1921-01-07

W. C, Proud, VI. d., Eye, Ear,
Throat anG Nose Specialist. Office,
Physicians & Surgeons Building, 7th
and Erslcil-Sts., st. Joseph, Mo. II
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per, Fred rlummer, George Ammo,
Dwight Dobbns, Jesse Ammo, Charley
Cass, HAROLD Moore and Supt. Earl
Ramsey. The class will meet again
the first Monday in February at the
home of Misses Jean and Julia Mckee.
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Forest City Methodist Church Notes.
Sunday school, 1000 a. m.
Preaching services, 100 a. M; sub
ject, "How Man May Talk With God"
There will be no evening services.
-, PASTOR.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-19
POLICE HALT PRANK
OF YOUNG JOKESTERS

Police last evening put stop 70
very amusing trick being played ny \
crowd Of youngsters at IN" corner OF
Ninth and Market streets Until police
stopped the hoys. many persons "e'e
fooled by the boys
Having gathered together ten or
twelve old pockcthooks and several o'u
purses. the youngsters placed them one
a, time on the sidewalk and then
hid IN on entry Of house. Persons
paas,ns by and seeing tn" pocketnooks
would stop and pick them UP only |"
nn4 them r~nny,ess when opened
In one instance purse was lad IN
tho street. driver OF an automo"ie
STOPPED his machine got ont and pickeo
IN tho purse. throw IL on the seat ana
proceeded ~ drive away. not stopping
to look a, T.. This Fame Of amusement
ken, IN INIT! almost all the pockeieooKs
and purses were exhausted when ono o'
The ne!Ehbors called police headquarters
-.spltinr IN policeman stopping the
bows
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-19
STREET CAR MEN VOTE 1907
To TAKE 10 PER CENT PAY CUT
FOR RRLIEF OF EN-
PIOYMENT SITUATION WILL
RESTORE a-MAN CREWS
Only Pair Ground Division Cars Will 30
Operated with One Man-Sdxfy
Mon to Roturn

Rv vote Of $40 20 =, the members
ri oca, Union No. l03, Anal Ga ma tea
Association OF Stree, n Electro lGii'-
WAY Workers. accepted a prcpoNi' 10
..donate" as they word Il. ten per cent
If their earnings 10 the rele' Oh '"o
members Of the locA! who have oeeu
deprived OF work or had the!r "oIh!'S
time greatly reduced as ;he reSu'1 oi
ons-uLan cars being oItrsed on SeH"l"'
divisions OF the Wheeling Traction com
pany. As viewed by 4 number o. S''ee'
car workers who have dlScusNe" inv
proposition. the action amounts 20 a'
Ceptance OF a ten per cent wae' 'u' ~
means OF \ vote on prop"s''i"" ~
worded that the street car men W ~,
rclInqUish claim 20 the wage AVA"
granted them severa. weeks ago by d"
arbltra ton board.
The result OF the vote was 2hh"""' ca
\; midnight by william Myles' me'n"e'
rr the street car workers union
ton committee. Mr.. Ayles sla'"a '''''
The committee had already p~en ~
formed that the action - a''eP"'"'
I. Y. Billings. viCe PRESIDENT ana He"''" O.
manager Of the Wheeling Traction com
plry.
This action. NJ. Mylrs stated. means
q, rcd 70 All cars on which tNo-nii"
crews were employed previous 10 july
IL. I'm other words, cars on inc M'hho'
North YORK wa-wocd- Wheeling. Zen
wood Wheeling and Wheeling hcMeIheh
divisions Will again be operated by Two
man crews. The Far Ground d'N!Slon
ears vii y" continue 10 be Operated ny
unc-nran crews.
Mr. MylPS said he was n"' certain
when tho woman crews WI! he re-
stored. but ne expects 'ha' SnrA acton
vii be taken by sunday. the new pay
rate. he expects. will be effective ah"0'
september /.
Ahou, sixty men will be returned :"
work as a result OF the vote Oh 'AN
street car men.
\ number OF street car mon h'8F"
tiyruss:r., tho situation before me N"'e
WAS announced said that under the hNe-
tay-a-wcrk system under when lh"E
were trying TO keep all Of their members
in work. they were losing about Sto
month. FAR more than they will lose ny
accepting ten per cent reduction or
'"donat ton.
The vote Of the up-r;ver division men
was taken =, Stcnhcnville Wednesday
AMI thos. of the Wheeling DIVISIONS on
Thursday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-19
WILL TAKE OVER WHEELING
FAIRGROUNDS d sEPTEMBEA
SUIT. ANpERsoH's PROGRAM FOR
TWO NoNTIS APPROVED.
BIG DELEGATION OF CITIZENS At
TEND TO SHOW An INTEREST.

NhrclinG's all-year recreation system
received It's Nrst official boost yesterday
when the Recrea ton commission met
and passed upon the program OF fall &C
tivity recommended by Supt. Alfred y.
Anderson. On September l the play
ground work will be taken over by me
commission and conducted until the
cold weather forces the recreation pro-
gram 20 take shelter In the school
houses President W. 3. Gundling was
chairman Of the meeting which was at
tended by Com:ni ssioners Roy B. Nay
lOr and Edward Jefferson together
With City Manager Homer Crago and
deIcra ton Of citizens from the Nlnth
ard Tenth wards.
This meeting held In the council
chamber OF the city hall WAS an impor-
tant one rs far as tho welfare OF thi'
community is concerned and from now
on the Recreation commission, through
ts suprr!nicndcnt WI! seek Ia pro-
motto wholesome recreation for the c'ti-
zcrs Of Wheeling with the expressed
rurr oSe of developing sense or nei6h-
borlincSs and community cooperation
The funds at the disposal or the COM
m IS on will be used 10 the best adNan'-
age in providing physical mental and
groups OF Young ard adult citizens as
possible ard the first step in the ALI
wear program was To continue tho pres
ent playground ccEters for several
weeks during the fall.
Among the hrst steps IN be taken ny
the Conmi ssion L. "a make a thorough
s,udv OF the recreation needs in Greater
Wheeling, Of the facilities now being
used for recreation and OF the additional
facilities that may be secured. The
Commission does not Wish 10 interfere
with any agency already promoting re-
creation. but will gladly cooperate in
anv way 10 further the task OF supply
ing wholesome recreation for the ciu-
Zens.
Tha. me citizens in all parts or
Wheeling are taking an interest In the
nlans Of the Recreation Commission Is
shown by the fact that two deiega tons
from the suburbs came 10 the meeting
Yesterday and requested information as
10 whether their portion OF the city was
10 receive the attention OF the Commits
sion's activity F. G. Steinbickcr. presi-
dent Of the Warwood Board Of Educa-
Ion; Superintendent Harry Smith. OF
the Warwood schools: Superintendent s.
:. Jacobs, Of the Tr!adelphia schools,
and Superintendent J. II. Lazear OF the
Ohio county schools spoke Of their de-
sire that the school houses in these dis
,ricts be supplied with the supervision
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-19
Commission
Approves Fall Program

~ The Recreation Commission. These
citizens EXPRESSED the sentiment that
the people Of the Ninth and Tenth wards
would make A success Of the Social Cen
tcrS in the school houses.
President Gundling assured the dele
ga lions that their presence was a great
encouragement to the Commission which
was always glad TO have citizens come
10 any OF the regular meeting 10 express
their views as 10 the best method OF
planning for the recrea ton OF the city
The next meeting OF the Commission
will be held on the second Thursday in
September and at that time the de-
tails Of the winter work will be dis
cussed.
The plans submitted by Recreation
Superintendent Anderson calls for the
Fairgrounds that are now in operation
10 continue their work on fui! time
from the first to the 10Th OF September
and for the remainder Of the month the
pla Yields will be open each day from
20 after school and all day on Satur-
days. one Instructor will be located
on each playground instead Of two. as
has been the custom during the summer
months and a weekly meeting OF the
instructors will be held with the super
!ntendent 10 discuss the work planned Tor
each week
\ large number Of athletic leagues In
sports for the fall months has been
planned, and tho new teams will get
under way Immediately after the hrst
Of September. The commission yester-
day passed upon the funds necessary
to buy supplies for the fall work and
TO pay the Instructors.
Definite plans for locating the recre-
alton office in the city building were not
made yesterday, but City Manager CHgo
Will look after this matter within the
next few days In the meanwhile the
details OF invoicing and bringing to a
close tho summer playground program
will be made by A. o. Anderson and
his office In the High school Will be
vacated to make room for the new direc-
tor Of physical education.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-19
OFFICERS CHOSEN At
THE COCHRAN REUNION

c,s,ersv,l,e. Aug. tS-Fifty people
ror-.senrjr- Twelve cities attended the
,,pu,, reunion 81 IN" Cochran Family
MS Afternoon A, radcn park This was
he frs, reunion 70 he held in TINS sec
ron. ell former ones having been staged
~ he Wheeling district. The "nlc"rs
OF the organization elected are. :br. !.
, e Saunders OF S,euhenvllie. one"
oresiden,: Roher, Hicks ~ Martins
rcrrv. wee president: Mrs. Harry Glass
", Pleasant ohio. treasurer. and MIS-
Ida HauGhton Of Columbus, secretary
and historian
The Cochrans were among the first
sn,tl.rs n me Ohio Valley. The town
or Cochrarsville ohio. south OF TINS
city. was founded by Harrison Cochran
one Of The pioneer settlers OF this sec
lion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-19
MOUND CITY KTWANIS
MEN SCOUT GUESTS

About twenty members NJ the
Moundsvil,e KlwaEIs club. as well as a
number Of local kiwanianS went TO
Camp ASamInE. cut Big Wheeling
creek where til" Boy Scouts arc camp
ing during the summer months. a.
which place they enjoyed 4 very good
time
Tho Ktwanians in automobiles mr.
rived ~ camp in time for 4 good old
fash Toned camp meal. which they ca
joyed very much with The boys. Fol
lowing this the men mixed with the
BOYS. and all had 4 very good t:mc
, Several ~ tho boys rotated some Of
their experiences since being N camp
10 tho guests, while the men nlso told
some very interesting stories which
every Scout enjoyed. At the sound %
taps every boy bid tho visitors good
night" after which they departed on
their hOmcward Journey. while the
Scouts turned IN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-19
k|WAN|ANS HOLD
ANNUAL PICNIC
MAKE MERRY AT WIFE ELNG
PARK DESPITE WEATHER
Wheeling Team wins Ball Game Prom
Fnirmont-mAny othcr Athletic
Eventa

The Klwanians' annual picnic al
Wheeling park yesterday was one or
tho most Successful staged IN recent
years a good representation from the
Wheeling Martins Ferry. Ecilalre.
Moundsv!lle wellsburs and FairmHnt
clubs was present and an interesting
program was carried out in spite OF IN
element weather.
The kiwanians assembled al the park
at l o'clock. The Fairmunt NiwanIans.
who arrived earlier IN the day. were en-
tertained at luncheon on the grounds.
The chief event Of tho afternoon was
the baseball game. in which 'he ioca.
kiwanis team defeated tho Fairmunl
team. 20.
In addition TO the game a program OF
Is events was carried out including L
swimming race. running broad jump.
standing broad jump. hohhlr race f"r
the LADIES'. tobacco rae. 100 yard Dash
and Il special program for the children.
The winners IN the various events fol
J. Brady Davis Judge w. w. Cowan
Lofty Core oc 81. rlnirsville
Earl Braunhch Thomas Williams
Roy Woods Jay Jones Of
A. TOothman Of Fairmont
Fairmon; Earl Rogers
T. Z. knight Of G. O. Dubois
Fairmont
Among the winners IN the contests
for ladies' were:
Mesdames--
Chas. II. Bruhn W. W. CDwan
A. McCrAcken Roy Woods
Warren y. Church
In the childrens contests the winners
were:
Jack caldehauGh Dorothy Wood
Ray Braun..ch Ruth CpGaro
Yesterday WAS a lucky day for Man
aEer J. A Moore OF the park, ms he wa
wiancr OF four Of the handsome prizes
awarded. a partial hist OF the prizes
includes: 4 Thermos bottle. automobile
lamps. bathing SUITS. an electro hair
dryer. pocket flask. tennis shoes.
checks for various amounts. siIk hose.
a smoking outfit. radiant heater,
shoes. gloves, candy. cigars.
At the conclusion OF the program Sf
athletic events basket dinner was
served on the grounds. MANY Of the
kiwanians and their ladies' remained
during the evening for dancing.
The following constituted the COM
mittee on arrangements: G. Q. DUBOIS
+. f. punning. Ray GoeNe, Or. Will
Cruise, Harry Mcclure Jr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-19
WHEELING PrrrSBURoH PGNNSx
RAu STAKES AUTOMOBILE
At wU.I,SBURo.
GORDON MASON INSTANTLY KILLED
OSCAR CARSON AND C. CRAs-
TREE INJURED.
ENGINEER SAYS BE DID NOT SEE
AUTO UNTIL TRAIN WAS UPON
T" CROSSING.

ono nan - dead and TWO persons
were severely lHJUrcd as ,ne result OF
rhN r..ua~! rama r"mpany.s WheellnS'
IItiSpaEGh passenger train striking an
automobile In ~hich they wer" riding
a. Wel,sburs at O'Clock Thursday
afternoon.
rhs Dead.
GORDON MASON. - wears Old. oc
Wellsburg: body rnangIed. died Al
most instantly.
OSCAR PARSoN. IS. Wellshurs: patient
IN Gill hospital At Steuoenvil.e. -"
with sevcra, bones fractured: cuts
over body and possibly Internal In
iuries.
burg: body badly bruised and cr'.
Tho three men were riding IN an
Overland cuedowr automootle. going
westward on sixth street WellSburg
Tho railroad runs along Yankee street
and Il Is presumed that the driver Of
the automobile attempted to beat the
Pennsy passenger over tho sixth and
Yankee streets crossing. \ row ot
houses stands near the railroad. whi"h
prnvents an engineer from seeing trat-
DO approaching tho crossing.
hurled Against Pole.
The train struck the automobile ard
hurled IL against Il telSpNOnc pOlc
such a manner that the automobile was
broken completely in two. The Saso-
line tank was thrown Gear OF the car
and landed In ditch A. the side ~
Yankee street The gasoline iGn!ted
and burned with such fury that the at
ternpts to rescue ;he victims NJ the ac-
cident were retarded fo- short time.
Mason was dead when his body was
rescued from che wreck. and hIs body
was horribly nanSled.
Gordon was splitting blood and ~. J.
C.. Schultz stated at N" time ne helier-
ed the man was internally injured. Cor
dor was rushed to he hospital immAdi-
stely. Crabtree. although badly inJur-
ed. was no, regarded a. being So dan
Eerously hurt.
Engineer Martins Story.
" was hauling my train at \ rate
OF about Is miles an hour as IL ap-
preached the crossing" Engineer =. II
Martin OF Pittsburgh. told an Intelli-
gencer reporter a. the scene Of tho ac-
cldent. ~ did not see the automobile
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-19
| KILLED, 2 HURT, AUTO
DEMOLISHED ON CROSSING

approach the crossing and did not apply
:he air untl! aC;c- IA" locomotive struck
~" auto. had n" warning OK the APP
pro2rh o. the a'I'"moh:!". and did n"t
see Z unt.l !, dortcl "ut onto the cross
ing"
The fireman stated that me driver OF
the automobile apparently 'ri'd 10 peat
the train over the '-"SS!nr
The train which h:;Ir'd IN The ac'l-
den, left tho PcnnSys Wheeling staNon
AZ $50 O'clock yesterday afternoon
bound for Pittsburgh.
Saved by Ftro Box
Craht-e" had miraculous escape
from death beneath tho whec.S Of 'Ne
locomotive. From posi'ion on t"''
box on the rear OF the aut"m"o''e'
which was cut down for a speed "'F'
h~ was hurled in such manner mat
hls body landed across ran directly
between the two biz GrIrH-wheciS IN
one SIDE ., 'hn locomotive. the hre
boI SUSPENDED low under the ooEer'
saved him from death when II cauRn'
him and dragged HIM along the F"'''
directly ahead Of one ~ n" DIG urlSe'H'
Crabtrec. although paintn"V hur', W.
able 10 talk to an lntelUSenc'' Eep'''''
at his home last night.
IL was SlttlnS on NH' wv .,Y
-e,- 81 the automobile \" SAD
didn., hear the train: didn't see 1T
d,dn., see anything. But when WI
d,roc,Iy uroo N" rack. saw the IRAN
r,,, Ave foe, away IN IN instant tnere
was a crash and then hardly kno"
what happened.
Wbsn N. train was brought 70
s,andstill. Crantrec was oragEe" rom
he,we.n the d-ivc-whcclS or 'ne 'o'"
,,o,iye bv Wilmer Carmichael
Mason was Driving.
Tbs Inflated automobile was oelns
,-,,.c, nv Mason, who lost his ht"' 'ne
,hrae having borrowed tn" au'oi"oo'''
,ro,, , friend 10 take ride
Gordon Mason. the dead man was
xenrs Of age. lie vas born q. ~ -
W Va, and had been AZ "e,'SN'
s;ncs 1909. He was t"amS'"r oF
.,,r,+,on He leaves three sisters NrT,
E,h.I kinney. Mrs. George hunter ""u
VI Cn,o. Mason. all AZ Ne'lsourE' ano
h-other Mckinley Mason. VINO II
ling With the United States marines
in Hawaii. ma not been
cornleted last night but INC o0us "''
~, ,,len 70 I.ethart for hur'aI, ,.,
1at. last night n the Gu no'p.'N'
e,arhenyflle. K waS stated mat
"on me most seriously injured OF w.
.thn- Two victims. vas living. OUT 'n~.
o ON ontcome Of his injuries could no'
he toretold yet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-19
d. Of A Elect officers

Clarksburg. ". Va. -iuS. !E.-Mrs.
Lulu Powell. 81 M"rgan;oHn. was
elected star" councillor OF the Wc@t
Virginia Daughters OF America. auN!-
iary Of the Junior Order OF United
American Mechanics at the closing SEES
sion here today Of its annual state con-
vention. The Junior order has chosen
Charleston as the place for tts next an
nual meeting and the daughters Will as
, usual meet with them there August ID.
1922.
other officers elected BY me daugh-
tiers are Mrs Fannie ''!ouSc. OF Who'll
ing, assistant councillor. Mrs. Helen
Clemm. Of Huntington. vice chancellor:
Mrs IcOna SaVre. Of Clarksburg. as
siStant vice councillor; Mrs. Mac Rar-
nett Of Davis. junior post councillor:
Miss katherine Taylor Of Huntington,
recording secretary. Mrs. Laura SnarEo.
~ McMecheu. treasurer: Mrs. Bertha
Owens. Of Charleston. conductor. Mrs.
Mary Hartman. Of MoundSviHr, wJr-
don: Mrs Elsie Peters Of Wheeling, IN
side sentinel. and Miss Bcssic 81. SixcaS.
Of Milton outside sentinel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-19
AUTO IS. DEMOLISHED
IN CRASH WITH CAR;
DRIVER IS UNINJURED

Henry Miller. OF the firm OF Miller &
Stein local wholesale hardware dealers.
completely demolished his Overland
touring car last night about 1880
O'Clock when no collidsd with n wheel
ing Traction company car on Main
stree: near Twelfth.
Mr. Miller ran into the front end OF
the street car. That hc escaped injury
IS regarded as miraculous
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-19
WASHINGTON
West Virginia News - Notes
and Gossip at tho Nations
Capita.

Washington. D. G. Aug. ls.-Former
Congressman and Mrs. Edward Cooper
are visiting friends IN the city and are
guests at tho Raleigh. They motored
from their home al Bramwel!. Other
West Virginians In tho capital at pres
ent are Judge Thns. A. Brown. OF Par
Hersburg. and daughter. Marion, and
Charles Casio: Peter Wells of Charles
ton: Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. 6. SteinbeCk and
children, Of Point Plea SAINT
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Rastus-Say Sam. wanta' buy 4 mule!
Sam-What aIls de mule?
Rastus-Nothin.
Sam-Den what you wantA sell him
for?
Rastus-Nothin'.
Sam-Ill take him.-Boys Life
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An otScer was inspecting Mt one OF
the camps when he came upon a big.
round-eyed private doing sentry duty
with Q gun that he held in anything
but Tho approved manner.
Don't you know hotter demanded
the officer. than 20 point an empty gun
at me-
Blu, II amt empty. SiC" protest cd
the private IT'S loaded,"--Youth's
Companion ..,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-19

Not many women smoke. not even
those who think they are smoking.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-19

Give your skin chance-use Blue
Devil Cleanser
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-19

At the office OF Congressman Geo. N
Bowers today Il was announced that
the War Risk Bureau had made an
award Of SEQ a month compensation to
Arthur Wadeley. Of Martiusourg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-19

Mrs. Emil HaCkett Netf!n. Of Keyser.
has been paid. through Senator Suthcr-
lands Office. $4,000 by the War Riek
Burean. the amount due ION policy
carried by her husband. recently de-
ceased. A pension Of S72 month has
been awarded l.. N. Shroyer ~ Grafton.
An application for FISH with which -
stock Little Laurel creek in Fayette
county. received from n. r Abbott o.
Charleston, was endorsed nv Senator
Sutherland and fird today With the l..
s. Commissioner Of Fisheries.