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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26

A man without imagination hae q
least one advantage over otnsrS-n7
can't have maginary troubles
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26
TAKEN TO CAMP

Sergeant Kleldofty. Corporal irwin ana
Private Hum. the three soldiers VINO
have been held at the county jail az de-
scrters from the army. left Yesterday
evening at $50 for Camp Eurts under
Il military guard OF six soldiers Inc
men will be subject TO punish ent as
descrterS. having ovcrstayed the A. w.
O. l.. limit by one day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26

O-P-P-0- R-T-C-N-I-r-r
INTELLIGESCER WANT ADS.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-20
AMARILLO j0DDERS AND MANUFACTURERS BODY
WILL HOLD GENERAL nEmDEnSnR MEETING on
FRIDAY NIGHT: MANY Affairs WILL CONE Up

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-20
NUFACTURERS
CAN WIN TRADE
BY ADVERTISING
CONSTRUCTIVE PUBLICITY
WILL MAKE DEALKRs
BUY THIS FALL.

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-20
CEASE SQUEEZING
CHARGE BUSINESS,
SAYS CREDIT MAN
FRANKLIN SIMON OFFICIAL,
ASSERTS RETAILERS
roo CAUTIOUS,

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-20

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-20

N var a,a tN~ hleA.
Mos mo- saea ~ saca ~ our ass-
ssksS.
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lsam
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Essa"
Ehs asV easy - van ~ Sna haNa
- ssn as~n
ne mOaosa lcsSg SaSS So has a
h~ss 81 raaymum.
The sGly shlae NSgnlns IN RUSSIA
b. csnsscuatlon.
Nss al msa have thcSr rasccs saase
sscS treus~scss away.
tn csiy seaoh,g Vho lsaN ueaer
psia i eXTsre@S~A
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"a ne ec'slcxssss cNR hs1p a.
rAcy may r~ise y4src cas>ss On The
.araN eGs yca - more IN tae css.
M Merchant 1--we see wars. bat hag'
e..ee aean aons hsndle hrs trunk.
" tisc ~ wear dVsss~ loneNx VEL
have 20 ~ n,rcaacea al OV>t AGAIN.
n,sasmansns patty q xashcstag aud
h,scl lk~ssss ar, rceay fs the cAsngc,
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satan ana slp yans IN my biz
rockst."
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they arr hcrNA ssots muss D. ~~pca
s.NN,
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, @scsl; sshess ~urS then leCn,s
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-20
Wwth Whlie.

\ little boy stV-l a, his garden gate
nd h,Nlsd aud huWlcd and hoWl~d \
as~'ng ladl PAUSED teslds him.
What's thu uottst, littls nr,nf she
ssked
90 - +" ne walled IA and ua Non' I
axe me H. ,hs invites
'Rt don't MAKE such noi~e. IN
~ ,yct tase Nvu When Nou cry hSs
that"
"ss sometimes they ddo aud sone
lncs they don't Nept the lad but
u amt no trouble a. yVu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-20

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sNssteAs a ~aalsfe AiaasE
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-20

Nn nnroFtant u,sst,ns q she Nma
r,llo lohhsfs and Manufacturer Nsss
Vutlua has he,a eallssl l0r iie o'vlo,k
friday ulsht IN ,he ca, hall This viii
h. the 1vsut,r useu,isgship wtystinE
Which n held vVvVN tWo ueulhs N,nN
things "a unlofO,ncV viii he U,k,n up
AZ this meetins aeoe,hns a. tho kiter
sat ~ me0hers hV hvsi,hpnt h. N
ibrdln aud SECRETARY y a S,aArs
N, hitter Ia tan a. memhers lollpN~
"tfvslsisnt it,r,tn hts vailed a u,ett
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-20

Have YEA sSst vaeAed tss ainistssr
t'ns " a Sesass p,stass wae has ssake
"a ths ~rctvt VI ktlshsssse
1est vesaiak ~ebs,as ~VHktag ~1t xss
Nea scshecs, $40 saifcsg SoaEsslf "a,
Win ~rlf rslssnce te.st IA ~ussaa prvp'
"a basis u esgos and As.a,is Ava esls
. a fcel's paraslsss
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-20
Has Late ll>h Slorx.

suva. tti ocg ~ Prank clarke
'as l,turr,d a., a uShing ulp 90
Nhkh he says a. vsush, STRANGE
ilsh. 1, wus phusphorVSc,p,. hgh,
fnwn. heavily built aud with thgcc
old hsuds av,o,s IT, tack neat the
head
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-20
80 Nll.s--ilns ttear.

rAllS. ost. is.--Airmcn ttklng part
IN the pra,sh a. "a Mcur,hc slec !
pr In Frame, sle ''iannmg % ,ut
tAs tlylng time between Parts and
i..ndon Ia one hour. Tho ptsssnt rccad
T. uise heaf and Il minutes fw the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-20
AMARILLO J0bbERS AND mANUFAcT uRERS
DIRECTORS IN JOBBERS BODY HOLD
WEEKLY LUNCHEON MONDAY NOON

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,Na, ,NNmsh Masv c0NN within with
an ,ag,,cs TIM, ,Ne ,mae ,calswy ven
~ imt,Asa
fhc NewN eshllshga Uaek llNe cams
~ Ga AsrWFsl,N, aud thu alsec,wr o>'
lsvr~A S,,,slN,,NM With n
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-20
JUST JOKING


a ~ish NJ co0ld hke that prV,n
s,uANa,a alas,mVnt," dschsed Mrs
N,sss rne sttet a wvortsssos AUNT tor
a ncW Ronss> ITS shams that cha
lsca and Hgs a1vet allowed"
Wa ~ mlgh, agraugV 10 haVV
Teddy rgt into a houas 90 asylum =.
ne \, 4. sUgges,sd AIR. MVshfne,
"N,s I Eraginv that mixht SasilS be
sgtaRgc,i lsut What about tlsto aud
tttts,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-20

llNERlsrDl.. 90. is.--A ,hrsos q
s.eoo encnl,lsysd msn raskSi The
wSlkcr Az CSleery. wts,o lssiN rc.
fus.A them sSsnis~,n a. -. GsoFgcs
aSa uesrh,'. Rev. J. V. i.sughlana and
Il. rissvman. a f,amef s-atsman, had
80 ~ the unctnrl,NSSl WV arrested
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-20

'NOst wuusn ukv h. Iaraas their
l.as,s"
"les. and the rvst relish helng In the
reviewing stand"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-20

Mo- Nhat w kahn. Ia, Whist W
CIV, mfssutVS ~, wcfth q tn i've
W. live" Nmk
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-20

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Ra,N NNvl>N hNs aw,,d Ncv srSa
kNplANA ~ ,vNvh ,Nr Mgmese 'ho value
vi lvtseN s~NN Nhv " ~NsA.eseA 0Ne
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HNplaNa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-20

tn, small bsy rond a swimming
y luvae d hate thc tub
That's Wby NVu -, With ShaSvs
ssuts b.
~, ryl,, .N,,, tbyfv', al, tub
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-20

E0 Woad,t wt,n the gtu, Il
tk,t vgis,nstedt'
TNp rui IN tbs tuus "a Noah Tie
stacked tae d,Ck with pairs"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-20

Sca,c rl,O~s work shelr way ,hr,asl
, 'hcN esasgs ~UrS ,Ach leCn,s
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-20

Il sllcks ere ~ hlsh IN lg>lsna as
they arr hcro tsots must D. cNpca'
slNN.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-20

They new sAy, 'NscS thea eShsaa ne.
satan and slp gdns W my hir
rockNs."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-24
SWEET POTATO
 MARKETING PLAN
Experts to Take Up Question oI Packing and Shipping In
 Cooperative Way

Auburn, June 23.-( Special. )-The early sweet potato crop, of Coyington county will be marketed by the CO., operative efficient method this year. according to Market Specialist NJ. H. Pearson, who spent part of last week in Covington county with County Agent J. P. Wilson working on this problem.
 To set the matter in tangible form meetings were held at Andalusia. Red Level and FIorala, and at each place committees were appointed to work out Q feasible solution of the prob lem. The AndaIusia committee con sisted of Allen Crenshaw, c. Q. Beas- ley and W. H. Wright; the Red Level committee consisted of J. J. Barrow l.. L. Stevens and Walter Nails, while Giffin Miller was the sole represen tstive of the Florala section. and after discussing the matter thorough ly the decision of all three commit tees was to market their potatoes CO., operatively through Denny & Co.,, commis ssion merchants, Chicago.
 The proposition made by Denny & Co.,, which was accepted, was that this company will furnish hampers to the Covington county farmers at Is cents each, then send an expert to supervise the grading, packing and loading, and for this service a ' per cent commission will be charged.
 MT. Pearson and Mir. Wilson report that there are over 300 acres of early sweet potatoes in Covington county, aud that all of them are the Porto Rico variety. They will be carefully dug, graded and packed, and it is now thought that only No. Is will be shipped. Probably one or two cars
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-24

out of the room Caught in the crowd. Peuline was carried out also. Her last hope had fled. There was no place left for her to go. She walked slowly and sorrowfully home.
 Home, She looked around the gloomy furnished room from which she would soon be evicted. After that, what? She was trying to fig ure the answer when there came a sharp rap al the door. Could 1t be the landlady calling for her money? She tried being absolutely silent pretending she was net in-~but the ruse would not work, There came another knock. sharper and longer Pouline threw open tho door ano faced the worst
 Mrs. Shaugnessy. the landlady waddled in, shifting the air suspi ciously. "Ah, 'tisn't you, honeyr she exclaimed ''well. knew a lady Ike. you couldn't be wastin poor widows substance cookin' dirty messes in your room. 'Tis them hawkins next door frying sausage over the gas jet. I'll bet, I caught them once before at it. An him with good job as Gossman's as- sistant stage director, Them cheap guys make me sick--usih' up my gas Wet till [ fix thcm"
 The landlady waddled her com tortable figure into Pauline's room and sat down in the best rocker
 well, now, dearie. I've beer thnkin' about you," she soothed. at
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-24

over the most acclaimed actress in Europe, the toast of Paris and Lon don, the celebrated--one might also say the notorious-Laura Figian.
 There was an unusually Iarge crowd in his waiting room. As one over-painted and rather mussy per- oxide blonde put it:
 "Dearie, the girl that's picked out for the maids part in Figlan's show Is sick, and 8 lot of us hope it's se- rious."
 Before she had a chance to reach anywhere near the railing which shut out the crowd Of anxious hu- manity from the private office of the great man. the latters door was slammed open and Gossman himself appeared.
 Nothing doing now" he relapsed into the familiar phrase. the play l doesn't open for two weeks Give the girl a chance"
 Jimmy Dorn, his handsome young press agent and right-hand man, shook his head in sympathy, but almost immediately began to wave the applicants toward the door and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-24
CHAPTER III Making An Actress

Nothlng doing today.
 How often Pauline Stevens had turned away heartsick from the sound of the phrase, as she went from one crowded theatrical agency to another. It was the worst season, ever on Broadway and the merest hint that there might be part un- filled was sufficient 10 crowd any managers office.
 The result of that chance encoun ter with Fay McMillan had shaped the whole course of destiny for Paul inc. AS soon as she was old enough 10 leave the orphan asylum. she had fulfilled her childish dream of be- stands with the hazards of the road had brought her 10 New York brcke-penniless-- undefeatsd.
 She walked down the dingy hall way of her rooming house quickly end softly. She did not want to mee, her landlady, to whom she owed quite bit, but on her way down stairs she changed her mind and turned to knock at a little back room, from which could be heard a violin playing the ''Bacarelle.' from Hoffman.
 The aria ceased. an old musician opened the door and with 8 deep Eu- ropean bow delightfully."- welcomed her. Like Pauline, old Karl was alone in tfe world. and subsisted after a fashion by getting odd jobs whenever he could.
 Get ready for real dinner to- night. Uncle Karl,' she jollied to give herself courage. T feel this is going to be my lucky day"
 But the old musician without 2 word forced her into chair and brought out triumphantly box iI which two or three crackers still lin- sered and bit of cheese.
 There" he deceived her, that is your breakfast. As for me, I have eaten long ago" He would not take no for an answer, and watched her lovingly as she ate. Back in his past he had lost daughter much like her and though the bangs of hunger gnawed him cruelty, he felt that he could do no less than share his las, crumb.
 And so, down 10 her last penny and fortified with the last bit of food old Karl had in his house, Pauline Stew ems entered the offices of Gossman the big theatrical manager.
 Max Gossman was about to bring
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-24
AN AMAZING SECRET ABOUT TOOTH TASTES AT LAST DISCLOSED

recent scientific investigation re- veals the surprising fact that many tooth pastes and powders, instead of lelping the gums and teeth, often do them serious harm.
 This is because the abrasive sub stances contained in tooth pastes gradually wear tiny crevlces in the teeth, where decay germs quickly enter. This gritty substance also tears the membranes of the gums where germs of pyorrhea and other dangerous mouth diseases quickly gain foothold.
 Tho ideal dentifrice it is found. is a thoroughly antiseptic liquid mouth wash'such as Steroline. This cleanses all the hidden spots that tooth pastes and powders never reach. and acts as a real preventive of the many diseases contracted through the mouth. Stero- line keeps the mouth cool, sweet and fresh, heals raw and bleeding gums and quickly helps to overcome bad breath. Get bottle from your drug gist today.-Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-24
COTTON CONDITION IS
 STILL UNSATISFACTORY
By Associated rrsaa

Washington, June 2s.-Cotton is generally we'll cultivated, with little or no complaint of grassy fields, bu. it's general condition continues un- satisfactory, the national weather and crop bulletin declared today Temperatures averaged above .nor- p,s' during the week throughout nest of the belt, but rainfall was of very local character.
 The eastern portion of the cotton area had some good rains, the bull lctin said, but in others the falls were light and insufficient to relieve the drouth Cotton made rapid growth in Texas, Louisiana and Ar kansas, while the advance was most ly good in Oklahoma, although the crop was considerably later than the average. Progress was reported only peor to fair in Alabama and Missis- siiii and there was a slight improve iuent in Georgia and North and South Carolina.
 Weevl activity was rather wide spread during the week, the reports showed, with damage increasing in Georgia and Texas. They also were reported in southeastern Tennessee
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-24

peace with the whole world after her victory over the sneaking Mrs. Haw- kins. "WeU just let that room ques- .ion drift for another week But say, I brought you this picture to look at. If it ain't the spittin' im- age of you--I swear-T thought 1t was you first off" and she handed the girl q copy of theatrical n1aga
 zine which had a full size portrait of Laura Figlan and the caption:
 Noted French Actress Coming to Americs-Max Gossmen Has Secured Laura Figlan. the Most Advertised and Temperamental Beauty in the World, to Play Here the Role Created in Her Latest Lon don Success. My Lady's Glove" Pauline studied the illustration as | if fascinated, noted every detail Of the eyes. hair and lips-and then, she looked up and met her own re- flection in the mirror of her bureau. Line for line, trait for trait the pie ture might have been her very own,
 tTo Be Continued Tomorrow)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-24
WOMEN ARRESTED
 ON ARSON CHARGE

Montgomery, June 2s.-(special.)-- Two women were placed in jail at Luverne yesterday on a charge of ar son in connection with the destruc- ton of the home of Neal Sanders at Rutledge. according to a report re- ceived by the state fire marshals de- partment from the sheriff of Cren- shaw county.
 The building was destroyed June 1s and on the previous day the barn and three corn cribs tn the same property were burned. The loss from the two fires was about s2.00O.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-24
WITNESSES SUMMONED
 TO APPEAR AT FLORENCE

Montgomery June 2S.-(Speciai,)-- Fifty three witnesses have been sum moned by the state to appear before the supreme court at Florence July 5 and give testimony for the state in support of the charges made against Sheriff George w.. Mitchell of Lauder dale county, in articles of impeach- ment.
 Subpoenas for the witnesses have been delivered to the state law en- forcement department with instruc- tions to serve them before the trial begins. The defense has not submit ted its list of witnesses to the su- preme court, but it has been under stood Sheriff Mitchell will have a hundred or more citizens of Lauder dale county in court to support his plea of not guilty.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-24
WILL GET VALUATION ON
 POWER co. HOLDINGS

Montgomery June 2s.-tSpecial.)- The petition of the Alabama Power company for the valuation of its en- tire holdings in Alabama was set by the public service commission Wednesday for hearing July 19, and 64 towns and cities of Alabama served by this company were notified to ap- pear and give testimony if they so de- sire.
 Expert engineers have recently gone over the entire holdings of the company in Alabama and lave sub mitted report giving valuation of the property. Members of the public service commission made a personal inspection of the property last week with a view of obtaining personally some information about the valuation.
 Any person who has any idea about the valuation of the property has been invited to submit his informa- ton to the commission during the hearing.