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The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-08
ATTENTION MOOSE CHILDREN.

All children whose parents are members of the Moose Lodge ar re- duestcd to meet at Moose Hall Sat- urday afternoon at o'clock to prac- tice Christmas exercises. adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-08

c. B. McRae and R. J. Shepard have entered the frel business ant are furnishing wood to the town
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-08
AND IT IS A BIG SCREAM
luMlnIllplllinnE

nel projects carried ont during the development days of the bis mining companies.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-08

"All the news all rne time, the day it happens, in the Alaska Daily Empire.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-08

Old papers for sale at The Empire Office, g cents a bundle.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-08

Christmas cards now on display at Cartwright's. adv
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-08

You get today's news Tn today's Empire.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1921-08-27

in most cases could not be done other
wise. 1t would be very interesting
for you to see the whole family max
ing bundles OF rye or barley. even a
el d OF 10 years of age is making itself
useful, Mostly of them go bare-feeted
and as the stuble field is not a pleas
ant thing to walk bare-feeted upon.
To cut, bundle up, fetch into barn and
thrash one acre OF grain takes 8 to 10
working days. Everything is hand
work. Thrashing done by machine
thcrse power thrasher) or by wooden
stick so constructed that it thrashes
fairly well. Grain as rye, wheat, barley
oats is very good all through Mittel
Europe, therefore, will not make as
big demand for American grain and
flour as it was the 3 or years past.
Green ted for cattle is very scarce on
account OF drought. There was no
rain Tor months. Potatoes, sugar
beets, cabbage, etc, are also effected
by the continual dry spell.
| have found my sister still living
but in sick bed. Our family suffered
more by the war. than any other in
the whole town of S thousand popu-
lation. Brother has fallen: brother-in-
law shell-shocked.( bad nervousness
besides) Uncles, nephews. etc, S
killed, SO | didn't find many friends
when came back after being 20 years
away.
The Bohemian or Chechosloyaks
politics are not very good. Too many
political sides and therefore nothing
but agitation and quarrel.
On the whole there is enough to eat
and enough clothing and everything is
obtainable. So, who has plenty mon
ey can have good time. The people
who live here think that everything is
immensely expensive and on the con-
trary | thank everything is cheap, for
| can live here for IL what it would
cost me in the u. S.
! have been busy to help harvest
sisters rye and wheat, (swinging the
scythe) SO am finishing this letter on
first of Aug.
Expecting to start back for the u. S.
about 2 months from now.
Wishing you a good health, | re-
main,
Your true friend,
ADOLPH HRADILCK
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1921-08-27
County Commissioners

The last meeting OF the Board of
Equalization was held August p, 1921
all members of the board noted pres
ent.
Sheriff Balzar requested that Mrs.
c. Ferretti be granted Widows ex-
emption from taxation. So ordered
Petition for exemption from taxa
ton on various mining properties in
Rawhide by Fred Grutt was granted
for the reason that the necessary
amount of work had been performed
for the year.
Petition by the Mount Dablo Min
ing Company at Candelaria for exemp-
ton from taxation on account of work
performed was denied because in the
opinion OF the Board sanlcling and
surveying are not improvements to
the property. Also $500 worth of
work mentioned in their petition was
performed last year. The application
of the Argentum Mining Company at
Candelaria was denied for the same
reason.
On petition of the trustee, the mill
ing property in Rawhde belonging to
the Scheeline estate was exempted be-
cause of work performed.
The revised budget of the Walker
River Irrigation district was ordered
placed on the tax roll for 1921. The
original budget called for the collec-
ton of taxes by Mineral county on
property in other counties and in Cal
ifornia. The Board notified the State
Engineer that Mineral county was not
in position to collect such taxes and
returned the budget for correction. AL
so the State Engineer was notified
that only taxes for the current year
could be placed on the 1921 tax roll.
<.%.%
The Board of County Commission
ers met in special session all members
present.
Clerk was ordered to advertise for
bids on 500 stubs for the Power line
from Aurora to Hawthorne. Tama-
rae stubs to be 10 feet long and inch
es at the top. Native cedar or juni-
per stubs to be at least feet long and
6 inches atthetop. All stubs to be
sawed top and bottom. Delivered at
some CONVENIENT place on the main
county road.
Discussion came up in the meeting
of the advisability of having an in
spector on the line. Mr.. Baker was
of the opinion that it is an unnecessary
expense. and Mr.. Boerlin holding that
an inspector could save the county his
wages $500 per day. in seeing that
the work is properly done in the first
place. His is overseeing unloading
and distribution of poles, digging of
holes and erection of the line. 1t was
finally decided that the Inspector be
retained.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1921-08-27
HIGHWAY LEGISLATION

Word was received August 10Th that
the Senate had that day passed the
substitute road bill. This bill pro-
vides for the graduated scale of Fed
eral participation as originally con-
tanned in the Dowell bill, making this
feature retroactive to present funds.
1t leaves the administration of the
Act under the Secretary of Agricul-
ture as at present The bill carries
an appropriation of rs million dollars
available Immediately and 50 millions
available in six months. The Senate
has appointed its member Of the con-
ference committee and early passage
of the bill is expected.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1921-08-27
WILL DISTRIBUTE BOOKS

Congressman Arentz has 500 of the
latest edition of the Agriculture Year
Book Qo20) which haB just been
published and is now ready for dis
tribution free of cost Anyone desir-
ing copy please address him Room
l7o, House Office Bldg, Washington,
D. c., and he will be glad to forward
copy as long as the supply lasts
These books contain valuable infor-
nation to all those interested in farm
ing and are worthy of place in every
ones library.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1921-08-27
SUMMONS.
The State of Nevada Sends Greetings
to Said Defendant:

The State of Nevada Sends Greetings
to Said Defendant:
You are hereby Summoned to APP
pear within ten days after the SER
vice upon you of this Summons, il
served in said County; or within twen-
ty days If Served out of said County
but within said Judicial District, and
in all other eases within forty days
Exclusive of the day of Service) and
defend the above entitled action.
This action is brought to recover a
judgment and decree OF the above-en-
titled Court forever diSsosging the
bonds of Matrmony now existing be-
tween the Plaintiff and Defendant on
the grounds of desertion.
Dated at Hawthorne, Nevada. this
Doth day of July, A. d. 1921.
S. T. KELSO
Clerk OF said Court
Date of first publication Aug. 27, 1921
Date of last publication Oct. 8, 1921
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1921-08-27
MISS WOOLRIDGE
IN FALLON SCHOOL

Miss Edith Woodbridge OF Carson
City has been engaged to teach the
commercial branches in the Chur-
chill county high school, vice Miss
Wolff of Winnemuoca, whose resig.
nation was received by wire on Sat
urday. Principal McCracken asserts
that Miss Woodbridge is especially
proficient and that the schools pat
rons will be more than satisfied with
the quality OF her services.-Fallor
Standard
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1921-08-27

Carl Bloom was using an iron
bar to adjust a pulley belt at the
Tri. Metals mine yesterday while
the engine was running. The bar
caught in the swiftly revolving
wheel and struck Mr.. Bloom in the
vicinity of the groin, causing a
very painful injury. Fortunately,
no bones were broken.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1921-08-27
trenlne by Wholesale.

Ironing. the last process to which the
products Of q stocking mill are sub
iected, was formerly done In one great
lsetory By many girls, who stood up to
aad-fashioned ironing boards. The girls
have now been replaced. however, by Z
broad mangie. Or rotary press. which
delivers iroaed stockings In a continu
eus strsam.-Pspular Mechanics Mage
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1921-08-27
Would Maintain His Principle,

"Look here, my friends" said the
soap box orator, al am standing here
to maintain the great principle OF free
speech, and II any man interrupts me
I'll give him one on the nose."-Bos-
ton Transcript.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1921-08-27
FOR SALE

Seedless crap es, 81 80 for 20 lbs,
parcel post prepaid.
Write for prices on cling peaches
and wine grapes.
T.. R. EISLEY,
Route D, box $40, Fresno, Calf.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1921-08-27

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL DIS
TRICT OF THE STATE OF NE
VADA IN AND FOR THE
COUNTY OF MINERAL.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1921-08-27

MARY FRANCES HISCOX,
Plaintiff
VS..
THOMAS SAMUEL HISCOX,
Defendant
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-19
White Slave Case Jury
Struggling for Verdict

Parkersburg. w. Va, Jan. ls.-After
4 night session during which the fed
rral jury considering the case OF Ray
Rel Of Parkersburg. charged with rio-
lat.on of the Mann white slave act. was
unable To reach verdict. Judge II. II.
Watkins adjourned the jury until o.,
clock tomorrow morning when It Will
again consider the case.
The entire time Of federal court to-
day was taken up with tho case. Rril
nhn is accused Of transporting l.conI
I.rmlcv Of Parkersburg To Marietta. o.,
for immoral purposes on July 4. l'2o.
tnGay took the stand In his own de-
Ron admitted Illicit relations with
the girl 1T his home in this city where
he took her after the return from Mar
,rtta whCr. they. with TWO other per-
un@ had gone In AN automobile.
Clashes between attorneys were
frequent. III" main contention being
,hat Tin, intent ut the accused was clear
whether the act was committed In oht"
or Wet virginia. Arguments wrr" fin
ish.d about i o'clock and after the jury
had been cut - short time. IL was ad-
inurr,rI nnriI : 0'"locl, hut was unah'"
L. a.rrn after tw" hours considerable
III thr case.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-19
Government Expenses
Lower In December

Washington. Jan. 1S.-Ordinary ex-
penditurcs of tn" government for the
month Of December decreased by about
$50. 001. mo. as compared with November,
while payments on the public debt III
creased by nearly $1,000. 200, Goa. accord
ing to the MONTH! statement issued
today by I'll" treasury.
For the six mouth" ending with De
ccmber II. ordinarily disbursements fell
on by more than $1,000. 000. 0OU com
pared with the corresponding pcrioG
of 1919. while public debt expenditures
declined by nearly I.0n".n00,On.
Ordinary disbursements for December
iotnl'cd $ina.575.n?l against H2G.og2.-
"I% in November Will. public debt pay
mcn's for the mouth aggregated $I,6ou.-
O"N. nu0 a.i compared with $6II.On0,noO
tho mnnth previous.
Intcrcs, ON the public debt tutallins
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-19
", Y, U. FRESHMEN TO
OPEN SKED TONIGHT
Coach Cartmell's Five Limos Up Against
Glenvine Normal at Morgantown

Special Dispatch to The Iutelllgencer.
MorTaatOwn. w Va. Jan. lN-Nate
Clr;mell's West Virginia University
floor fve orens it's season here fom0r-
row night against the strong Glcnvi'ic
CIV. Va state Normal outfit. Much In
trr-gt l. being shown in the game here.
cSpccla!,v since ~ $ Is the first ba Sket
bali game that an authorized Mountain
Ger Freshman team has ever played. An
informal team Wis ORGANIZED late last
sea son. but II or'y played Few games
and All Of these ware scheduled away
from Morgnntown This year, however
tho Frrshies hay" a regular twenty
four game schedule wh'"h Includes
gan"G with some II the Strongest prep
and freshman Gu.ntS - the Fast.
G,"nY.llN niays r'a'r:n"rt Normal TO-
night. ord rs they 1r" repeated - have
an ,s.r''r aai;y "'-on- team tbs Seq
50 tyr = iru'."' rulr: IS not avrurcl
~ a va o.. r.. e. .'ar VIII -. a.,...
rrcur va. N.';a..- II 'ort forward.
n IvWrnn- CO. r.s'.' tr~w"~H. Red -;
CONFER. S.rrr'."~ .' 'r'' EuEd ud .
V,titru.; ~ right r,":d TIL '.s's~ E,
clp..,'n o. ~" t-r.'u nud -,ti'. "s "
hIun Clrss defense uur Thr"n suhstt-
tltrs. Hardrnan and -. W!lCong. for
wards. and z Read. guard. will he in
Guided in the squad
Tive Fr%shm"n have taren on new life
since Coach Stadsyold assigned IIaw!ey.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-19
MACM|U[ Ian THRILLS AUDIENCE
WITH STORY Of TRIP To POLE

l-f GO record
n;rThSbSvc never had A bath" SAID
VI "JorSfiIlon "Aiu~st as rrimItiv"
- heir rnNihod of ,,nak!ng clothing. "S-
neciaiIy boots, nittCus clothes that ar"
NJ, ~ 10 - chTw. this leather until it Is
,ii,,nIs md casIly y\ur.rG \ wife wNi
new for n rec Jqys OF, . par ct .n."3
fn. her hrI;bn,.d's boo - lie aUdrL
hat n VT. is iud-ci according 10 the
.nst,Tiom ~ hnr t,,,H vuirh he SAYS
ma snsr;msns If wii..h auy civilized
w 's,', ,,'','iJ Ia mrn,,u
q Sip,"I4 skin nf tle blue TX, which
womb bring nj lea; Sau0 here. can tie
,',,r,,S,e,.d FOR arII,I,s ,l...: 80 Valued
~ ornrnN;notsiv ~ r,.,.I, ~ ne niird
- ~! r., Min, IN ~. ,pr,,,v AMI
80 ,s., - ;, l. H.. h-t ana IL
-, r.s,, q. =, -. S-.I.II ,h,l,li
!, f,,, ,n,,,,l, - -. b.',,.- useless =
" ''''' " 49,. ~,
Ice %e'ooo As"FS SA"'
OF great interest We're &rIn" # the
!cebcrls that wer" shown 40 tuc NOV e
ing pictures. TheS" Nj. Macmillan
said. we're composed OF Ice and Snuw
that had fallen. II was estimated, as
,rng Is 10000 years ago ard were Iu.,
uvuG forced uU> mo the ""a. whore the
upuIii"E power 1t IN" site. MS cauS-
INK them to break OF. II Wa, from ;h"sc
IcCberEs that. ;hr terry l:'.tS were able
{" obtain their supIls ! fresh water
for drinking pUlpuScS. ana even though
It was more than 1000 years old. he
The ESkimauN. he said. were 4 very
friendly people" aud that while they
were az nome IA lhe'r headquarters
mend tho cv.nlr.- and ra,,:,im ov,.r
mimi TIsy c,ill moi und,.re'n,,l IN,
,rl.nLcrc ,.a nIhrr ios,rnn,cptS ,vi,n
gu; wh;,h ,.iyilizul,on would he lnst.
Su; The, c,,iIi when s',nHIGrJ witb
,c,,,.'i ,., ,',r II, 'H nto,,i ~"
,.,,,,, -, 49,, ~ IS =. ''''
- !,, az '"N' '''' "''" '"'"'
'S,,,,'.."1 Sai,""H, ,,,.;,,.r .,i.-.. 80,
Win, g t'C .1 JSC ~ 'H'tSS "m
m.r,nr.s VS. tIn 80. 49,, r,on,',I
the C;reeIv nar,v in IN! no,ar b,,Ir
swimmin@ in RI" ,,,v a tar - n,,ch ,s
100 mics iron, ianJ Mi. tnid NJ ~.
Sir John Franklin eyncdiI,on ON which
80. ..,r,aa ,,,..,'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-19
seek INJUNCTION IN
CABLE LANDING CASE

New York. Jan. lS.--Injunctt"n pro-
r"o,lin.>, "a y",vrnt the Western Union
Tui,rraih c,:rrany from Landing It's
d, =. I've EarhndorS IT M.nm!. ~ 'rid2.
gre i.~ti,uj"d In IN" fedora! court her"
20. ly Th' object OF III" suit Is 10 pre-
N; H.. landing on American soil by
l.ri;iSu company. N courrra ton with me
IT, t"uL,u' telegraph rnm1Tn%. az Il cable
which NOW extends from tho l;mTh;tdoes
I" Brazil.
The government alleged n It's plead
ings that the contemplated cable is
"mbpopoiiStic."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-19
fAQU|S ON WARPATH;
Three MEXICANS SLAIN

Nogales, Arizona, Jan. 1S.-A band
of Yaqui Indians has resumed the war
path and today killed three Mexican
cowboys and looted a ranch At Cruz
Piedras, eight miles south Of Guaymas.
Sonora. according to official adVices
reaching the border tonight.
Reports Of a Yaqui outbreak In tho
vicinity of Bacum, Esperanza, and Ca
jcme in the heart OF the Yaqui valley.
We're verified tonight by government
officials, mining men and farmers hAv-
ing interests in that locality. They had
advices regarding tn" looting OF Cocort
and I.adura by small bands OF Indians
and the terrorizInE of the population.
BUY WAR SAVING STAAPS--
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-19
KLESCH PUTS THE
K, 0, SIGN ON KELLY
IN SECOND ROUND

Charleston W. Va. jan 1S.-Johnny
Klesch. Cleveland middlswcight, to-
night Knocked out Marine Kelly. local
midalrw"irht In the second minute "f
the sixth round Of scheduled ten
round bout. klrsch backed Kelly to
tie ropes. swung two rights and q
smashing lott Ia tho jaw and stepped
back. Kelly s!umped to the floor for the
court
Mike Kearney Huntin Gton. weIter-
weight champion Of the state. put Ma
rine Hartman. local w"licrwe ght. to
SleeH in the third round. Ee1rney
SwunC right u Har'm0nS jaw as the
lo"al lad Went into a ClinCh. Both fell.
Hartman Strikicg tho back Of his head
on the hard mat. He was out for half
an hour.
Joe De Marco Of Charleroi, Pa, out.
nointed Kid Cost"r Akron. o.. light
weight. IN six rounds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-19
BUY WAR SAVING STAMPS -

center and Joe Particle. forward. TO
the squad. These two youths were on
the varsity squad up unt:l last Satur-
day. when they were transferred 10 the
Freshmen for another years seasoning
Hawlcv was the all-WeSt Virginia
scholastic center last season, and Bar
telle was forward on the all-Western
scholastic team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-19
BODY BRouaHr TO WHEELING

SNHCIAT DTSNatVh Z" TNN IWTF TTT"TVtT'
Washington. Jan. lS.--rhe remains
uS Mrs. Rlanchn Christine Rruwnlay
wife Of Fdward r Rrownlcv. local husi
ness mor. who died in n hospital here
were taken 10 her fornt = HON" AZ
Wheeling tonight. whore funeral scrv'
ices and 'rtcrme7t will be held tomor
row. Tho funeral party was composed
of tho hushand and the mother. Mrs
George Harkins. 4 sister. Mrs. Mary
Manning Of Columbus, Ohio. and 4
brother. Walter g. Harkins Of Wheel
Enr. also survive h"r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-19

;l34.452.1S1 led in the ordinary expendi- 4
lures for the month with s94,752.954 ~
the war department second and s64.S33.-
AS paid the railroads, t".rd. Redcmp-
ton of sl,579.5s2.O0O in certificates OF
Indebtedness account for the bulk OF
the payments on the public debt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-19
mere BOYS STAGE
BIG MAIL ROBBERY

Chicago. Jan. IS FiveH youthful
bandits held up United States m"'i
truck a; the Union station here Early
today. escaping in an automobile VITA
twelve sacks OF mail. ten of which con-
- nod rcpistrrrd mail. Police say IN
rn.u,tfun obta.nah!r this morn:nS IN
l,.,ics the touches contained part OF
federal reserve bai,E money nip
mon; which was /" hnNc been ra''I
on = traiu lcrvinE forest. l'au!. M,nh''
ut $50 n. m.
The bandits surprised three postal
employees ,,uardn~ the r"nchcS. !pri'nE
them ~ ii". noiu' of guns back mt" inc
truck. ~. .i. tia" han'!t ear drew along
side AND IT," twelve mail bags wee
Transferred IT, It. 'rnc robbery was a.
culrnlish,d IN II few minutes.
'rnc rr.ulnr mail wa, composed solely
Of city rullrn,INuS. the p"IiC" say. The
r.! Siorrd mail bats v, r. supposed L"
contain currency aud HUnds
one OF the pu"tal employees say mat
nuiy u few minutes after lh'y ma pr
rIl,d At tho stHti"n with thr:r 'rn'".
a., bandit car dashed ~. Th" '''.''
l., "nN" to" robbery was an ,ns:d' 81
.. the haudlta .""mrd ~ hay" Nnowi-
..l.. If ln., h?ml Sh'nm"u: az we'll as
,hr time, the trurS would arrive nd ;hr
u.'u'..r g. uI"r cu2riInE II
Tn,mnr ralt"' Rirl.rd ! Slin"t mi
rh'n'r ,uhlN. r,"t.l employees. sal IT,
II. ., rn,r man" "r ~t'm anrr"'"d :" "
~ r. uun o." ,o'r" old. 49," -. X
ra,ta nul carr "t ,lr IL" r.thc"H 'u
vu.n . .j,,r' t,rn, '',ni tho al;"i''"n
Of % v..'. hr,ru an - railroad mail i'r'-
urt, =, .,-t. M, nearby VuN nj attracts l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-19
"N1aRrE s-1aHw." NExr TUESDAY

!'1tht, N1A
. Two women won Fame and the nucle-
rs If q fortune when Martha NJ. Stanley
md Adelaide Matthews wrote the fam
ous comedy which tho Sclwyns and
Ndolrh ElruNcr produced IN New York
~ the New York Princess Theatre. for
Tn pay W. an instNntaneou" hit. pro-
claimed by the New York press IN" fun
Mast comedy seen in years. On it, tour
this season. with the same star cast
that nIayad New York. it's engagements
in Baltimore. Rochester. Buffalo, Louis
willie md Cincinnati have been unhroken
records &C triumph and broken theatre
records " Is aptlv described rs a new
kind Of comedy. one that docs not bring
Il blush with every smile. and Il is said
70 be one continuous smile-one roar OF
laughter. from beginning to end, The
trouble starts because Rillv Mofratt does
not tell his ado-.nC Young wife OF his
chance encounter with q former sweet
heart on the diner OF pullman car.
hut his sister has Witnessed tho meeting.
ard she loves 10 tease. besides the for
rnNr sweetheart has just fed from her
newly acquired hueha nd and Eilly has
promised 70 s,rHiGh'en out the affair
for her Eut why toll moro, IN" comDli-
"a ton are many an varied and so ridic-
ulousIv funny that one screams with
enjoyment all through the play. Seats
IN sale Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-19

Totals ...346 430 3+S 1924
! Tonight: Bates VS. Warwood Can; Com
ers vs. Wheeling.
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TIT TNEATRE:S;
THE GIRL IN THE LIMOUSINE"


The Girl in the Limousine" will
G.;vr into Wheeling on Friday evening.
In 81, for IN NcnrHC"m"mt Of two
gifts and saturday matinee. with \. II.
Woods directing The wheel. and with
est uvu!shed and notable company OF
are, urs. t. park al III" Court. II IS a
farce written 10y Avery Horw"od. author
&C The Gold DigEcrs," and Wilson col
'jNon. co-author of TN in Nah,ls Room
This IS sufficient comment TO denote it's
merry character.
,'ht"r among the fun-makcrs will be
Harlan Briggs. Thomas J. Evans. Damn
Nriirr, Danirl stevens. Jan" Idcn. Mary
pfrhl. IIel"n 81. IscGcr. Viola Scott and
others.
It IS assorted that all the ladies arc
beautiful and all the men young and
handsome
The plot Of THE Girl In tho L!mou-
sine Is Nas"d on the complications re-
cutting from the dcpnsit;nC ~ young
society nrpu in \ gay young matron'S
houHoir. under the very bed In which
She = FAST asleep. After being dcSQo'lcd
~ lbs ra!ment the thugs who robbed
him ~. him on the head and drag him
unl,r tho bod unconscious. TIL" cmbar-
-asing position when n" comes 10 and
when The lady awakcas. ~ffNrdS hilar-
ious laughter. Seats on sale today.
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ELHs CLUE THRoNNED WHEN A
nrHHBHR OF PERRY'S
PARTY TALKS.

Is PLANNING TO RETURN To8 TWO
FEARS, RESIARCH IN THE
TAozEN NORTH.
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-EUY WAT SAVING STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-19
MOT Herr!

N,'";r ,I..InIu4.t Nru. 4 ,'t.s
only look for the ulin, California on
tho p.rlHEc. inrn you arc sure your
child IL iiINl nE tho best and most harm
boss phy-.r for the litt!u stomach. liver
and huwcla children love It's fru!ty
taste run directions "n each hottie.
you must "a, "C.i!IOrn!a."
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WAR SAVING STAMPS -
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niles lOuSs
Danger TO Shipping .

"Persons living there who nrc estl-
mated to be so years old-an estimate
is all that can be haa on the age OF an
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-19

The post and filters Of these beds are con-
structed OF seamless brass tubing. tho mattress
is made of pure cottLr felt. and tho spring Is
the link brio, high riser type that clamps into
hinges on the four posts of the bed. During this
great January Sale you can purchase this COM
plets outfit at the greatly reduced price Of $3.50