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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-10
Ll1TLETON

NJ. Thomas bennington has returned
homo after = business trip 20 Wheel
ne.
Mrs. r. Z. Metz and family spent the
weekend with friends in Mannhgt"n'
Miss Mary Hedge Is spending the
week with friends in Wheeling.
Miss Sadic Ud.a has returned home
after scpndiHg 4 week with friends in
Grafton.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. y. Wclzsl and littl"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-10
aos1sD AID nu1Ds1lD.

Charleston. ". Va, Jan. s.-The BODY
Of Joseph Myers was found with bullet
hole IN the eye here early to-day In his
small grocery store ut Kanawha Ctty.
Charleston suburb. His clothing ~
in the establishment. County detectfxySs
following a robbery theory. arc hurtfng
for suspects they say are known e
have been in the vicinity Saturday az
ternoon. ,.Ss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-10

candidates on the Citizens-PcOplcs tic
kct. The new officials take up their new
duties February first.
Miss Helen Gallagher. who has been
the guest for the past three weeks OF
relatives in Pittsburgh. has arrived
home
Miss Hazel Van Camp. r n. has re-
turned to Parkersburg after an extend
ed visit with relatives and friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-10
BANNOCk
1himhls nee EntsrtatuSd

The members Of the Th!mble Bee, also
several guests. were entertained At the
home Of thu Misses MolHe and Alice
Lodge on "Wednesday evening. Tho
evening waS spent in needlework OF
various kinds and Il social time to-
gethsr. followed by the serving Of dair.
~ refreshments by the bcsteSses.
ENTERTAIN Hf4snds.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Harris entertain
ed n number of friends At their hoire
in town. on North Main street, on
Thursday evening. The time was spent
IN social conversation and at an ap-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-10
mc1DHHF cIoS1D.

Toxic. JAN. s.-Japan and China, ac-
cording to newspaper reports, hevs con-
cluded an agreement closing the incs-
dent at Nikoiaievsk, Siberia, last spring.
ese subjects during the fighting WIN
Russian partisans during which se!efAl
hundred Japanese were reported % have
been killed.
The Chinese government ana albo t.
officers Of the warships. the neWgpape1
say, will apologi1e and China Will ~
40. 600 yen ls compensation to the fS0S'
les OF the japanese killed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-10

Now is good time for renting
rooms, houses and flats. Read and use
Intslligencer Want Ads, s..e..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-10

BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-10

Second income tax article appears TO-
morrow.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-29

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regard hH l"nhlnk N"lu' 'H H"i"'"he''
around se5 600 or $4,000 nad prospect
l,, ,o,r.hnst. tnty e.ueet la he ouoiet
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Thrrr hnH Been '"inldefihi' thih nl
Uinc, Illness being installed in the city.
ana Do has been announced that nppii.
cations would be- madr 90 the city coun-
oil Tor permits 60 run these cars Some
city offriala have eyprcaaed no oupo-
sitian Go normittlnr Wneys but from
expressions of huHlnosa mon this VIII
DO ohisctlonnhie qua 10 there 3D. o.
ahnnr. 90 mnintsIr tho atrrrt railway
s,atofn viii t.rori frc adopted
trst votiif f,,or and .aeoufaro Do lu
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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-29

tfHaniaaiiura ~ tlt sIfs ana flatlr.
nnl hVdirt vim te invited to fmfutl-
l'hse ~ his event rhe aurous ban
vii i1ht pit,c ai fhe Nuoces hotel
after ihc rindt
The great firev oftn display Witch
rfobaily win ht STAGED 0n the break
water where b. Wnl D., visible fo the
Thousands who v'Nl aNond the cole.
hfallon. vim O., under ihs ausHoes and
dirccfion o the Amrrrin Ielinn. nf
whifh nr Eirar r. Maihis d. post
'omunndrr lr Mathis sfuf0d Nra-
tofdav Thar he woald am,oini ils oom
miitff Within iNc most few dave
Tho Amtticani-atian froelaw Oh.
which Nfs u o. sroft nn bow
chafFe wiz Dol si,t 900 Nricslan spunr,
lals Sunday afternoon fri TnH
ptosf an uin consist ~ aaofad Hnd ln
triaN0 music nnd ldlua.0t AIprUnriat,
So fhr occasion.
TIE loloulae na rs ~ thr ,arou.
comwrfCr
CanmnnVr strtiDe rHmator No'
Miller chairmant pr Eleanor iinw.
hii tico chairman 81 II NNrton
treasurer nre D. D. Coleman. aorre
targ
chnirlrrn of word committee riu
ward Nr W. u mffm soean.
ward Ih fglnam far.HN rhh
ward Mrs r o. c.i.mfn F.HH
ward Mrs Sam NnnNu fth vart
Airs w. % hopkins siNh vtrI Nr
m q. rffucr
Committee on general nrsfnermrnts
a. Llchtenafein. chairman. iiun q
a.. 1ovcnskioid Hon fIueh % suthcr
land Ooorrr Vs. Cinrk Glover Inhus
~ @ collins ur rlrfnnr llufhl
g. q. Gunst 1aaouh iiisch b N ,iN
son Joseuh Cohn. David o. rcDt b. d
1.ovinv Mrs o. a. TomptinH ISL
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-29
Girls! Lemons
Whiten the Skin

sHuonsc tine iuic, of two lemons into
bottle containing three ounces of
ufhnrd white which nnv drur store
win supply for o. fov cents shake wen.
ana Won have O. quarter pint of harm
less nud delirhtnm lomon bleach Mnr.
saRc This awcctiv fragrant lotion into
the fatc neck 0rnH pnd hands each
dnv. ihcn shortly note tho beauty nnd
whiicnoa9 nf your skin
fhmnus uturo hrfutirF uer ihis lem
uu lotion tn bleach end hrinr that
SOFT clear ros, white complexion nl
rO ~ frccklc sunhuiu. and tan
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-29
STREET CARS MAY
RUN BY GAS

fa fNOntnurd FROM rage 3D.
Hf mnI .han sufficient tn pui fhH sNe.
,m Uu % ulrour h1tIa ana restore the
Inr in N0rth ii01ch
90 ia stated GOO good authority that
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-29
Land OWNERS
ANNUAL MEET
COMES JUNE 7
Members in 20 Counties
Expected in This City
To Talk Business

Nuficoa ufr brluf aDut nuf from fhN|
hcadqunrfcra uf tho ituU' iHnd owns
sis aso,inilon boz ihH r.tr calling ihc [
attention nf ihr mDmb,l of Nhr nr
rnnisntlnn to lta nunuIl moffinr vhi.lI
win boz held in Corpus Christi Tnc1i'Nl
June Tho nH0li rrsr uf thc NHaoDl1 I
uon ends 0n juno
Tho assassination bias inrre member .
shin of bond UwncH nnl mfmnr n
turnty counfirr off fho Guf coast soc
tion. reaching from IHcka0n and Nir-
tOr.n ruunUnr con- thc NORTH in thn Nln u
Gnndo Nuucr nn fhr south % is os
nortel thaf % lfr.r uuunof nf mrmho'a
viii attend the m,eIng
According in announce uDnt made
los th, NOTICE to iho membership the
ienuuni nthrrnr wu noi hD in tho
nntare of tho uull convention hnt nn'
informal husinsae injecting Th" null,cI
rrn1a
"permt mr Dob remind Sou OF uur
annual mrrfiur which wIn hD hc'd inl
corpus christi Tuoedn1 juno Tth
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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-29

you dishes THIS YOUR OPPORTUNITY very
opportunity for furnished cottages apartments ETC. Az these prices these
goods viii quick Make list and early You find
pieces here TO match y already have
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-12-01

Expect Fine Glee Club-Professor
Powers Of Mt. Pleasant Normal ex-
poets that Central State viii have an
exceptionally good glee club this
year, because of the excellence of the
material.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-12-01

Those being neither absent nor
tardy for the past month are Mildred
and Lucille Flansberg, Ruby and Pearl
Hahn, Ivan Williams. Louise Kuhl-
man, Melvin Williams and Fay VIII
son Chruch.
Visitors for the month were Bea-
trice and Wilma Conley.
Elmer Harpst had his wrist broken
but is back in school now.
The boys were winners Of the at
tendance contest and were treated by
the girls to pop corn, apples, candy
and pumpkin pie. All had fine time.
Floyd Harst had his hands badly
hurt Wednesday morning witty "a car
fridge.
Several from our school attended
the social at the Perry school We'd
nesday night. All reported an enjoy
able time
We will be glad to have parents
visit the school.
Edith Burgess, Teacher.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-12-01
Il DITO RI A L


Don't you that after ALL is the little things that put
smooth the rough spots that
trip up? Every day brings forth opportunity scatter
along the Highway Life to add Joy
Happiness somebody's home somebody's existence
The homes of this city homes of comfort The exceptions
solely the result lacking the proper financial income
sary for the needs of living
up bring industrial
conditions that will make and better employment possible
those it, this by keeping
munity finances within ourselves-FOR OURSELVES.
Patronize Home Industry Home Merchants and Home Pro-
ducts From buying automobile purchasing pair of shoes
let your actions be limited by the boundaries of
Alma. Labor purchase Alma Materials and let,your
finished improvement represent PER CENT PERFECT
ALMA LOYALTY
Every of these actions friends employment,
cation prosperity JOY and happnessand might add Profit
Profit for everyone concerned YES EVEN PROFIT FOR
YOURSELF Protin the fact that have benefited yourself
by keeping your money by helping
prosperity permitting increased property value to
prevail greater from your Profit in the
duty your city earned the title LOYAL ALMA
CITIZEN.
Every the Business Firms listed this page give
poyment Alma people And they only part of the business
and industrial district of Alma composed of Business Men who
SUPPLY VOCATION FOR HUNDREDS OF ALMA HOMES.
only maintain this condition but
the opportunity labor this community. The possibilities
and improvement will only limited by your Loyalty
your Cooperation and your Patronage Therefore let these be
literally and freely given
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-12-01
MT. MORRIS FARM
Err HAD LOTS To EAT
BUT No APPETITE
Stomach out of order was bill
ious and often became dizzy.
Says three bottles of Dreco
worked wonders.

81 never knew what it was to be
hungry and hated for meal time TO
come" declared Mr.. w. Wilson of Mt.
Morrison, nine miles from Flint,
Michigan. Mr.. Wilson is a prosper
Gus farmer and known all over Gen
cssee county.
"My stomach was weak and seemed
everything disagreed with me. I'd
feel nauseated after meals and had an
uncomfortable feeling in my stomach
all the time. Pm sure | was bilious
for | frequently had dizzy spells, my
tongue was coated and had bad
taste in my mouth.
1--WE always believed that root and
herb medicines were reliable so | had
confidence in Dreco, and | was not
disappointed for my troubles are all
gone. have healthy appetite now
and nothing ! eat bothers me. Never
have that uneasy feeling in my stom-
ach, my nerves are steady, ! sleep
sound and have been completely re-
lieved Of biliousness and dizzy spells.
Dreco proved fine in my case"
Drecg aids a weak stomach to
properly digest the food, works off
the liver pleasantly and builds up the
whole SYSTEM
Dreco is being specially introduced
by Chas. X. Murphy in Alma and sold
by all druggists advertisement.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-12-01
SCHOOL REPORT

Report Of School District No. 6:
Number days taught, Is.
Total attendance, 357 u.
Average daily attendance, II plus.
Number boys enrolled, 10.
Number girls enrolled, II.
Total enrolment, 21.
Percentage Of attendance, 81.
Those being neither absent nor
tardy for three consecutive months
are Mildred Flansberg, Melvin Will
liams and Fay Wilson Church.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-12-01

rapidly. The frontage and entrance
will be on Center avenue, in the rear
OF the bank The postoffce> proper
will occupy space 36X60 4 huge
vault is being built. In the rear OF
the room, a space 12X1S for the car
rlers has been fitted out. There is a
room opening On The alley for the re-
ception of mail, and lobby Of suff
,ient size in front for the public.
The basement will be provided with
a store room and a second vault for
Il. s. valuables. The building viii be
steam heated. II IS expected that the
rooms viii be ready for Occupancy
Dg January l. Postmaster John
Emns believes that the new quarters
viii meet al requirements.
Dead as Result Of Horse Kick
Death came to William Gaudard, aged
- years, last Friday evening as a re
srlt of injuries received from being
kicked by one Of his horses earlier in
the week. All efforts to save his life
were OF no avail. lie lived with his
family On a farm near Gannol cor
ners in Isabella county.
Expect Fine Glee Club-Professor
Powers Of Mt. Pleasant Normal eX-
poets that Central State viii have an
exceptionally good glee club this
year, because of the excellence of the
material.
Dynamite in Coal-Tuesday morn
ing about o'clock as customary DR..
j. w. Dunlop Of Clare went to the
basement Of his building on the cor
ncr of McEwan street for the pur-
pose of building a fire in the furnace.
Upon removing some coal from the
bin he noticed large lump fall to
the edge, the same having a long
hole drilled into il. Instead Of either
taking an AK and breaking it or
throwing into the furnace, his cprios-
ity got the better of him and it was
well it did. Upon making an exam
ination he found enough dynamite
packed in the center to destroy the
whole west portion Of the building as
well as killing or seriously injuring
himself and tenants, had he placed
it in his furnace This form of ex-
plosive is used in the mines for blast
ing and in this instance the charge
was not exploded.
Opens New Storc-Some time ago
Fred JosliQ, electrical contractor, pur-
chased the cement building on east
4th street in Clare from +. Lamo-
reaux and has since converted same
into a residence and electrical sup
ply store, the latter occupying the
ground floor. Mr.. Joslin has added
many new lines to his former stock
rand plans to have on hand everything
Al II. II
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-12-01

Will be pleased TO figure on your
plumbing and heating needs. Large
stock of fixtures at special prices.
Telephone AL. Shop, S19 Woodwork.
advertisement If.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-12-01
SpOkeS Around
> = The Hub

Bank Building Finished - Present
ing a new and greatly improved APP
pearance, the State Bank of st. Johns
has been extensively remodeled and
modernized during the past few
months. The present remodeling has
practically re-made the entire build
ing. A beautiful new front of Italian
marble and Bedford stone adorns the
exterior of the banking Offices. On
the interior cement floors covered with
tile have been laid The finish is of
Italian marble with mahogany wood
work throughout. The spacious lobby
is beautifully lighted by a system Of
indirect lights hung in large inverted
brass domes.
Committed Suicide-Edson Walker,
who had conducted restaurant on
Clinton avenue in st. Johns for four
years with Fred A. Stowell, and four
years by himself, committed suicide
by hanging himself in the basement
of his restaurant. After the dinner
hour when the patrons Of the place
had left, he sat down and visited with
his father-in-law for an hour and
seemed in usual spirits. After Mr..
Stowell left Mr. Walker locked the
front and back doors and went into
the basement. A little while after
ward his eldest son, Nolan, came
from school and found the doors lock-
ed. This did not surprise him, as his
father usually locked the doors when
he went to the basement to work. lie
gained entrance through a back win
dow. saw the light in the basement
and found his father had taken his
own life by hanging. He gave the
alarm. Under Sheriff Richmond came
at once and DR.. Harry Squair, but it
was too late and nothing could be
done TO revive him. DR.. Squair said
he had probably been there a half
hour. and thought Mr.. Walker had in
stantaneous insanity. SO far as can
be learned there was no particular
cause for the act.
Fatally Injured-Jacob B. Gander,
a prosperous farmer of Bannister,
while engaged in cutting wood at ms
home was fatally injured Saturday
afternoon. Mr.. Gander with his neigh
bor p. C. Beemer had drawn load OF
poles from the woods to the yard IN
tending to cut them with the buzz
saw outfit belonging to Mr. Beemer.
They had cut few poles when the
belt connecting the gasoline engine
and the saw came off the pulleys and
in trying to replace the belt with She
engine in motion in some way Mr..
Gander caught his left arm in the re-
volving belt and was instantly thrown
around and around the pulley. Mr..
Beemer stopped the engine as vquick-
~ as possible and extricated the IN
;ured man and Immediately summon
ed help. He was so badly injured
that he died later.
New Postofiice Location - Rooms
for the st. Louis postoffice are being
fitted up in the Gratiot County State
Bank building. Work is progressing
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-12-01

New Postoffice Location - Rooms
for the st. Louis postoffice are being
fitted up in the Gratiot County State
Bank building. Work is progressing
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-27
icket Sale For
Charleston Battle

F. j
Tickets for Southern West Viz
gInta'5 greatest annual gridiron
conflict. that between West Viz
ginia University and washington
g Lee University will be started
on Saturday afternoon Of this
week, oct. 20, at 1880 o'clock.
There will be two. central distri'
huting agencies, Olders Drug
! Store, Charleston and the Freder'
lex Hotel Cigar Stand, Hunting
\ ton.
Mail orders for tickets should
be addressed to either OF these
agencies and should be accompan'
ted by check, money order or cash
tor Sc. 90 for each ticket desired.
NO mail orders or advance re-
quests for tickets will be consid-
cred and 1t IS expected that every
iSone Of the seven thousand seats at
I1aidIy field, Charleston, where
the game will be played, will be
sold several days in advance OF
the conflict.
AT the start OF the sale four
thousand seats will be placed on
2 sale at Charleston and about one
fourth that number at Huntington
though It Is anticipated that n big
sale will take place at Hunting
ton the last few days OF next week
when the State Educational Asso-
citation embracing about two thou.
sand teachers, many OF whom are
West Virginia Alumni, will hold
4 its sessions in Huntington and
will adjourn Saturday in time fol
the instructors to reach Charles.
ton for the kickoff.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-27
To REDUCE DANGEROUS
VARICOSE Veins

People who have swollen veins
O.. ,hunchcs should not wait until
thew reach the bursting poinf.
which means much suffering ana
loss OF time, but should at once; sos
cure from any reliable druggist
Two ounce original bottle OF Moone, :
Emerald Oil Gull strength
ny using this powerful. yet harnls
less germtcida treatment improve
ment is noticed in few days and
bv It's regular use swollen veins
Viii return TO their normal size,
and sufferers will cease to worrylsi
Mouue's Emerald OH treatment ~
used by physicians and inshoaptta44si
and is guaranteed TO accomplish r.,
suits or money returned.
Il reduces all kinds Of enlarser1
glands, golfers and wens ana y 1tsea
exclusively in many large factories
,as an unfail;ns first aid to the.9I17
iured antiseptic, Generous sample
on receipt OF IL cents, silver soEl
stamps. International Laborators
las, Rochester. N. Y. Your DRUG
rist or Fortney Drug Co.'S two
stores can supply you.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-27
BY LARRY.

BY LARRY. Ps u
One competent football authority
speaking about the East Side,FaIr
mont football game on Tuesday de-
clared that the lack OF knowledge Of
the value Of a puntlng game al
times is pronounced weakness
among high schools. MANY high
school lads seem to think that It zig
a disgrace to kick, when as q mat.
ter Of fact it is not an admission OF
weakness but generally shows good
eeneralship. / would have had my
men lSek on first down in thai
game the way the lads were fun
bling. II l ever coach high school
team l would seek to develop a pair
OF fast ends who got down the field
under punts and n good punter-
this Is n combination that would
knock OF the majority of high
schools in the state. H. p
The weeping and wailing and
gnashing Of typewriters coming oul
OF Morgantown this week via Harry
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-27

you, that must be concentrated on
III you don't do this you are apt
to miss something that may be in
valuable to you later on.
III it's during game? Well, it's
pretty evident that you have to keep
your eyes open then.
Now that habit OF concentrating
grows on you.
you can carry it into the class
room with you, If you will.
"And 1t aids you immensely IN
following the routine Of class work
when you play college football,
YOU have to work. and work hard
"And like concentration, work
gets to be habit = that is, witt
some.
: "And that same habit Of work, II
followed out, will prevent any wor
ries on the score of scholastic stand
ing Interfering with your playing
football"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-27
.WASF-JEFF OFE
FOR SALT CITY.
20 Men Will Make Trip to
Syracuse for Satur-
day Battle

WASHINGTON. Pa, Oct. 27.--
washington . Jefferson's football
team viii leave here at $40
O'Clock tonight enroute for SYRIA.
cuse University eleven in Archbold
Stadium Saturday. Manager Muir
ply announced this morning that
| 90 players would make the jour-
ncB, buE Coach Neale had not
selected the members Of the squad
and probably will not name them
until after the practice this after
noon. This number is six less tnan
was taken to tLehigh. The reduc-
ton in the size OF the squad is not
due TO any idea pervading the Red
and Black camp that the Salt City
team ia weaker than Lehigh, but
the Journey is a longer and more
extensive one. while it WAS found
at Bethlehem last Saturday tina:
the Presidents are not likely to
require the services OF more than
two score in any contest.
Two days OF scrlmtnage have
already been put on by tho Presi-
dents tutor this week. but third
and final one is booked for this
afternoon Neale apparently rea'
Lies that he will find a fighting
team in Syracuse which is expect.
ed to be apurred on to redoubled
effort through the defeat last Sat
I urday at the hands of Pitt. An
entirely different team, it 10 felt
: certain here will be met in SYRIA
cuse at the end OF the week. from
! the one that failed to impress at
Forbes Field last Saturday.
All this week Coach Neale has
been endeavorlng to improve his
backfield interference as we'll az
to brush up on forward passing.
He has been giving daily sessions
as we'll in defending against tor-
ward passes many OF which are
expected in Sle Syracuse battle.
Tho general defense seems to be
fairly good, and not SO much ut
| tention has been paid to it, exs
cent wnen the scrubs used tht
syracuse formations in scrim'
IMAGES. All OF the men crippled II
/ the LehIgh game have practically
recovered. and the Presidents are
expected to be able to present
/ their full strength against etee-
hans players.
! Wash. Jeff awill be supported by
a rather large following of rooters
in Saturdays tilt, A number WIN
| accompany the team this evening
lint n majority OF the Red and
Black fans will make the northern
trip starting tomorrow evenlnG
and arriving at Syracuse two o.
three hours before the game.