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The Washington herald., 1921-10-08
ON THE SPUR OF THE MOMENT
BY ROY X. MOULTON.
A LITTrE SLICE o LIFE.

A very strange thing
Happened in the car yesterday.
A woman got in the car
And a man who had q seat
Did not wait for her
To glare at him.
He didn't give her a chance,
But sprang up Immediately
, We note that the hundred -milli,
are going to move to New York ant
on the north shore Of Long Island.
mosquito screens.
1t has recently been revealed that
Prince Rudolph, one-time heir to
the Austrian throne, was killed by
being hit over the head with beer
bottle while walking with a baron
ess, but inasmuch as this happened
in 1889, we don't see why Europe
should get all smoked up over IT.
unless somebody is looking for an
excuse to start the next war.
= = =
Copfessiops Of an Amateur Cynie.
do not like some gum because
the flavor lasts.
1 believe that a trace of goodness
can be found even in a cannibal II
he should be compared to a modern
pronteer.
=
The law is a queer business. They
swear a man to tell the truth and
when he tries to do 1t somebody OBJ
jects.
= =
A rich woman announced she IL
going to start a school Of psychol-
ogy In Chicago, and IL must be ad-
mitted Chicago needs a little OF
that stun.
. =
OF all the ills besetting US,
The worst one is, alack,
The Washington herald., 1921-10-08

SATURDAY. OCTOBER 9, 1871.
Astrologers read this as a fairly
fortunate. day. Mercury. Mars and
Venus are all in beneac aspect
while the Sun is strongly adverse.
Advertising and publicity are
subject to the most promising sway
which seems to indicate that pub
fishers are to profit greatly.
The power of the press is to in
crease. but 1t will progress along
new lines. the seers declare. Editors
will gain fame as well as writer's.
Mars again smiles on military
men and forecasts honors to army
officers -
Fame for a general who has had
many vicissitudes is Indicated by
the stars.
/ Women should find this planetary
government stimulating and help
full. There is a sign of great mean
ing for their national organizations
which are to make themselves felt
In world affairs.
New leaders are to arise among
trained young women who will ac-
complish the most important pub
lie work and supersede those who
have gained high place by chance.
The death OF woman of royal
family and long fame is prognosti-
caSed, The end Of an eventful life
is near, astrologers announce.
Violent seismic troubles are indi-
Gated and they VIII affect certain
parts Of the United States.
=
II seems from the direction OF the
stars that national campaign Of
saving for famine sufferers may be
started successfully.
Portugal and switzerland are to
M fYer ff0ry,y fbs onfsso effo~ of MARI
The Washington herald., 1921-10-08
TakeYour Time
Is Secret of
Camera Success

When you buy your camera be
sure to get the dealer to explain
it to you. He will show you how
to load" it, and describe various
other technical operations that
are really hard to understand.
One of the first things to re-
member when swapping pictures
is to take your time. Too many
photos are spoiled because the
photographers became excited OF
hurried too much.
Be sure, before you snap the
picture, that your camera Is rest
ing level. II it does not the fin
ished picture will be on a slant,
and this may spoil an otherwise
good photograph.
Some folks use a camera level
glass, but this is unnecessary IL
good care Is taken. II you must
have something to guide you.
however, a small straight pencil
line drawn across the finding
glass will be just the thing.
Never snap a picture against
the sun 1t will produce a cloudy
effect which spoils the print. IL
1t is absolutely necessary to
photograph facing the sum- shade
the lens from above with your
hand.
watch for your own shadow
and do not get it in the picture
IL you possibly can help IL.
Either take your picture near
the middle of the day when
shadows are short, or hold your
camera at your side. or increase
the distance between the camera
and the subject
Remember that things closer
to the camera will appear larger.
Do not take a picture Of your
friend with one of his hands
closer to the lens than the other,
unless you want a good laugh
over the finished product. His
one hand will be out Of pro-
portion.
Be careful in placing your pic
ture. Do not spoil II with too
much foreground, or too much
sky.
And above all, be sure to turn
your film up after each exposure.
There Is nothing so discouraging,
perhaps. as to spoil two per-
fectly good pictures by taking
them on the same film. making a
double exposure"
The Washington herald., 1921-10-08
Frost Damages Tobacco.

DANvILLE. Va. Oct 7.-Farmers
In the surrounding section report
a good deal Of damage done by frost
on Tuesday. especially in the low
lying ground. Tobacco plants have
been blackened by the first cold
weather Of the season. This is caus-
ing the growers to cut the tobacco
green. in the hope Of being able to
cure marketable leaf.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-08
Puzzles and Riddles.

1. Where can you put one hand
so that IL can't touch the other
2. What bridge has one end
solid and two holes under. the
other?
Answers: 1. On the elbow or
the other arm. 2. The bridge of
your nose.
Pa" said the son, what is
dramatic abilityr
Dramatic ability7 Well. it's
an ONCE boys gift of looking
sorry when word comes that the
boss won't be down for the day
on account Of a bad cold"
The Washington herald., 1921-10-08
University Star
Explains Art of
Drop-Kicking
Written expressly for The Boys
Herald by
HENRY PENFIELD,


Northwestern University Varsity
Team, 1921.
The first and perhaps most
important thing In drop-kicking
is to have the ball fall straight.
point down. to the ground. This
Is difficult II you hold the ball
between your hands, one on one
side of the ball and the other
on the opposite side.
Most drop-kickers hold the
ball vertical, with the fingers of
the leftS hand on the bottom
point and those of the right on
the top. BY quickly drawing
away the left hand the bali falls
straight to the ground.
Before receiving the ball the
kicker should know just where
he is going to kick 1t. This
makes II unnecessary to aim the
kick after he has the ball in, his
hands. Once he has received tho
ball he should not take his eye
off it till it leaves his foot
To be able to place" a kick
a man must first know how TO
kick accurately. Acquire ac-
curacy first, and then distance.
Start by standing about fifteen
yards from the goal posts and
placing the ball between them.
Then go back q little for each
kick. Soon you will not only
be an accurate drop-kicker but
good distance man.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-08


And gave her his seat
That was strange enough.
But Q stranger thing happened.
The lady smiled and thanked him.
"oh, you are perfectly welcome"
He replied. lifting his hat
'I get on at this station anyhow"
And then she did glare.
n-dollar Marshall Fields sof Chicago
build a magnificent 100-room house
We trust the estimate provides for
So many borrow money and
Forget to pay IL back.
= =
"Haircutting Done While You
walt is q BARRIERS sign down
town. That. ought to be quite a
help to a busy man.
= +
I'D like to get married, but ]
can't support a wife on my present
salary"
The Washington herald., 1921-10-08

Here. There and Everywhere.
An ex-doughboy> was relating
his experiences somewhere over
- .
there.
VIII say It was some Battle.
I was UP in the air for the time
being with my back against the
wall. but I resolved. to die in
the ditch rather than to yield
an inch. SO continued to ad-
vance regardless Of the ferries
who were pressing me from the
rear"
American Boy.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-08
Easy Explanation.

Il say, Stalker" he said, you
remember you told me you had
hunted tigers in West Africa?
Well. Captain Smith tells me
there are no tigers there"
Quite right, quite right" said
Stalker. blandly, Il killed them
The Washington herald., 1921-10-08

good fortune attends those born in
the morning.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-08
Going Some.

- Going Some.
A Georgia lawyer to a wealthy
client he. desired to impress:
81 played Hamlet once"
Indeed Did you have much
of a rum"
"About six miles. as 1 remem-
ber It,"
American Boy.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-08

OF all the ills besetting US,
The worst one is, alack,
The Washington herald., 1921-10-08

Continued Tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-08
Boys Fine FaN-weight
!. .Woolen Topcoats
Unusually lou
priced, SII.75

Here are coats that are
priced less than present
day replacement value. 1t
is really one of the best
offerings we have ever
made.
They are tailored in the
best possible manner of fine
quality tweeds. herring
bones and knitted fabrics.
Swasser. models with full
belts and either slash or
patch pockets.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11
KEENEY AND MOONEY
RELEASED FROM JAIL

Charleston W. Va. \"N. li--rranH
kc-u~, anal Fred M"Tr!. president R'd
secretary treasurer. rrSU"Vt!""'E. az j''"-
trivt l.. In.t.i Mine v "rH"rs 81 Amer f.
YEA vita headquarters here. ""u r.
leased on $lu.uun Ton l. each late i"'"N,
!roui the n.tnI,yh ,'Umii !A.t.
The Ar." indicted here r'""I'N .!
CHARGES rrowlng ont "f II" march 81
Rrmrd H,E Ia AUIrS'.
Thomas r Farley ard ',ns Me'SnS or
:hin city. furnished the bonds. het"T"
Judge Henry +. Black, In t"trrm"Hl'ie
COuTt.
The bonds were furnished 'mm"I!At'.N
following IA" wrlt ISSUED by iHc state
s',i.:rrnc court today. requiring Iu't:r
Robert Bland. & tho I"ga" county &C.
.ruit CnIr; T. aHi'cHr n"Nt TNeEaaE mora
IN. ard show cause ny II" sE"Gid no.
Lee nr"h;hi'"d fr"r proceeding WIN the
trials AZ krrn.y md NJ on"H III can
county. wNcru the have been indicted
on similar charges They were released
from the M'nku county X. n toNd" %
Sl0. 200 each about ten days ar" ana
wc-s Immediately r'a:rcSted 10y Kama
Mha county authorities. An 'n"''tmcTt
asa!ny, krrnr... "f Violating the state
,ta'"l tpt!hs law III Boz No county Is re-
!u-,-d To- have been dropped when u
was sh"wn that keeney aAd License
L. carry a weapon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11
MINSTREL DAY At THE
COURT IS NEXT WE'D.

The coming OF tho Neil O'BrIen super
Minstrsis IS an event that Is always
looked forward to with moro than PASS
ing interest. standing. as they 10 a:
the forefront OK all organizations o:
their kind now on tour. and when Man
Aver Oscar F. Hodge presents this ag-
sreEation Of singers. 1a0c"rs ard com
edtans at the Court on Wednesday.
matinee and might Nov. IS. sure-tlre
evening OF clean. wholesome enjoyment
can be depended on.
This Is the tenth annual tour OF Tho
Neil OBrien Minstrels and no effort or
expense has been spared - make this
seasons company and production sur
pass all previous offerings. The day OF
their appearance hero takes on tho as
poet OF minstrel day ard the biz
street parade. gally caparisoned and
headed by their jus;,y-famous brass
band attracts "a much attention ~ the
biggest OF circus parades.
Tho entire program. which will hs n
three parts has been arranged and HHv-
sonally directed. rs usual by ". NN!,
OBricn. who enjoys the env!ao.e Gs
tinct!on % being the acknowledged fore
most creator OF progressive r'jns;:e.sy.
Seats on salo Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11
MADAME PETR0VA IN
1.-THE white PEACOCK"

Madame Olga Pc.rova IS returning %
tho dramatic stage. ar;r- sevrCa, lars
absence, IN The WHO l'ea.'orh." 4
romantic play OF SHa7.sh H.. - wh:'h
the brilliant and brou:i:vl star il 70
the heroine. T." $"lw"nS
will present th!S extraordinary a'7ar-
kion al the roUrt Th~a;-c n F-!i,v aDl
trrday Nov. lS-:a. Saturday U:1'ia"".
Id the box ofsce opens ro- the sac %
ats on Wednesday,.
Up 10 the 1rc<cns MADAME Tet-"v.t
as refused ali offers - -stura - ~"
hcgit!rate stage and follow ~" sigma,
success SIZE made some years arO "a
"Pan,h~a" ard The E"vni:" the PLAYS
tRat introduced h"r - NHI"-!"aIa 18th"
White l'car"ck." written ~ herSr:,. -
TIE story - = h:-h s?'-i'sh Vie VII"
sorrus 4 lIsNard Gc"n;d ~ :"or9 ~.
and SEEKS Independence ard ha7;' 7"ss
rnilo.siar 90. ard :Gh~r:a% - no.
= - r~orr} principles :. "a s;r"n :
20. .f"-n :ilv. T." specially chosen ~ q:
,..'-r''-|'uc T"trnva nr" Loon GORDON.
= T. Fernandez. t;"orG" :; Thorpe. Ma
.'.r Fasg~.t. ''ra~tcI i:rnIaw. Juis"a
- - ~ Sutherland. r"''v i'r"S'"''
a": Nur!"' Trivial Tho f!"'vr"~'jn" 80:
,.~-s !nr'if" i:;'"-:a! Gotl"""t ~ Ma
Ga,Hc p",rcva hNrsn,. la~.uG 4 visit 10
gar.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11
KOWat in Appeal 10
Miners Against Lewis

IHt,*hurrh. Kaa Nov. l0.--Al"Nan"e:
uvwat. drrn@"d and imprisoned p:esi-
dent .: tl" Kansas Nine Workers. from
IA" Ch"rnk"" ,oUn'y jail AZ t"!ui""uF
hna !.slrd an appeal 10 IL" miners az
he country - sand against John l..
Lewis iu- international president. ani
r.r Iiow4; and iis followers.
III" .I,Mst banvd IS proceeding vii"
arrange, ..u'S for holding AZ! election -.
d.rlr.ci t::.c"!s. ir~'. -. paying l." at
;ou:l"u 10 Nc order q John j.. Lewis
.n;cruat."na! pr, S!dcat. that such ".rc-
;.,n 80 not he'd, I; was AMEv"n'ri 1t
the boards headquarters.
Joan F.r;n.nT. aet:n1 president. SAID
chat Howat msi advised tina, n" cleo
t."n wil y" head thc same ~ +: III" IN
trrnntion..I had NJ; susrcmA"d the dis
tr!.t.
The. district has no; left N" Inter
rational. hu' the i'.trr!Ii:, nal deserted
the District" Fleming said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11
REX THEATRE BILL
IS COMPLETE SHOW

AL that Il takes to make up com
plets bill " Amusement, - on the boards
his wcc; At the ReN theatre, thousands
heiny entertained daily. The hig double
bill, with performances continuous from
y. m. unHl Il p IN. : proving n'oSt
2ttr0ctivc.Y.
crowds are enjoying IN" Fantagcs
vaudeville and t." biz Super-t"aiUre
pho:np.ny in which T"rr!n.' Grifhtn =
The sur. The big vaudeville acts being
prcseUtcA THIS week haze resolved mG n
praise. wh!rl is assurance Ot the faci
ma: he: are pleasing.
Following =, rlp-rUa-in., comedy and
the new weekly. tbs feature nm. The
Single Track" with tucrlne Griffith. IS
shown. T.eu Cu;nsS IT," five Si'!"Hd!l
v.ludeti.,c acts watch !r"iuic q scents
a"riaI act emitted. "Th" Spid".'a Web.
Io,!ldu! x W;i.H,te N their c,erer skit.
"petu.:." ia full "t god music and
clear, clean-Cu. rr:l..Gy.
bond. Barry & 60. present I v"-Y
humorous S.rtrh cE;i;i.'l 'Sup"rHG-
t!or." IL which ;h"re - a laush cNer%
se..rnd. Fraul; N.uSt".i. wn" worhs
all 10y himself. presents " combination
OF. ia::run"ntal AMI vocal maS.r tina:
wins - ?eLt",. errrr"S. Th" closing ACT
IL The "t'klahn:na -Four" IN IA ""Hru".i
~: cr,.'un,r ,1tn"irC aud singing In true
western style. tt" new r"'i Y 81 amrSr-
,a,at ~ u" Rex makes Il necessary -
open the shows It y. ~. launInS con-
t.nuouS Tn:l IL T.. =.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11
THRILLING DRAMA,
COLORFUL NARRATIVE

"Thuudc-"ar." tie CenrarkaHic special
hitch II sAoN!:G ~ lie Plaza theatre.
this week. IS aptly hrraiG"d as Il thr..!-
INK met,"ira t!;.tC rtCiIt" with "a AZ
every minute and u Ih".I every thiEts
seconds"
An all-star Gag, c.evrY,y depicts N"
absorbing E;ory .. .oEc. .0t:iEG". r"'
nance and last but not iC So. \ hnrS"
race Yet unc!ualirI on tho silver screen.
The cu."rfui st"rr or "Thn"d."c.aP
also hrinEs 10 n,!Hd the more exciting
days ~ yrstc--yalr waon GamhlInG
rl"urished whsr III" rarrrs cell Of tho
-n'isttr wheel attendant w!rc'cl WIFE
the shri!l laughter Uf the bizarre fen.
ann" t;.l Hhcn fortunes changed hands
with Euan.OnC'rs regularity.
IacO this world az Gil; and fiIRrn!
q eri;S there coueS tho @:rl of :Ec con-
vrnc ignorant OF IN" "ays 81 ~" WY
huc s'r-nR -: cEHra.:"r and OF Mlr!n>v.
Her rxn.-isrce Ia ,E'S usT world. t,.e
d:&."yr:" "r ira" f;."rd l"-"ath tho
rsekInE a''sC%"c|r" ~ drink aNh Snn"Ne
AID the r"''ul' -; ii" tack performance
"c "7",unGrr"'ap ""mh,L" Tor story
Wi.ru -E,ig:uS ~ tl;H very uItSSt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11
Greensburg Banker Makes
Interesting Statement

stomach and nervous arrangements. !,
has been found that where stomach
trouble exists nervous ills are usually
present. Nerv-Worth. by acting on both
the nerves and stomach. quickly give.
III" desired results. and aids toward re-
storing health. 1t first rearranGc5 the
stomach. hy r"utralizins excess acids.
stopping III" formation Of gas. swccten-
ing III" stomach, aiding assimilation.
stopping fermentation. and helping tho
whole digestive tract. 1t also aids
merry" force. gtTes sound. restful sleep,
relieves dizziness. and other nervous
aff!ictiDns. and thus. by this combined
a"f,ur. a!dS in restoring health and
,igor t. the sufferer. Give il trial.
and hc convinced. II your first trial
lott!r docs not benefit YOU. your money
will J." r"fun,.od. Sod on n mone%-
Lacl; guarantee h. {. II. Griest & Co.
and all leading druggists everywhere.
Ne-v-Worth Is now 800 per bottle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11
Archbold's Widow Left
Estate Of Nearly 900

New York. Nov. 10 The estate Of M"
late Mrs. Annie NJ Dustin Of Th"i&hs-
vi!r. Georgia.. was nxrI y; fj."r5.S@'.
with Si.Io3."C! tnxah'c IN New York. lay
an appraisal tIrd today hy The state tax
Cn.nmlss GA Mrs purt!n whu vas the
widow Of John u. A:clbuld. prrs3"n.
"c he Stor,!:.rI oil company. WAS mar.
rcd 70 Cna-l"a W. DGstln two Years
uf.nr Ar"hi".d'r death IN 1915
She h".,u"ath"I 100000 20 hrr hus-
l,,rI urd u similar a'noH1: 10 her sister.
-, twelve, heu"yn'r,,t and rH,!X:"us or
J. i-ati,:l4 crum $1,000 {" ':0.009 each.
.,:.,! wt..rI that the residue he Phni"i
equally hy he- son and tw" daughters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11
DR.. FOULKS COMING

The Mems club o; ~" First Freshly
,"r.an church. Viii have 40 their h"nrr" |
nvrot AZ d:r'."r A"N: Thursday. Dr. WA.
Ia,u Ti:a;n .'uulks. until r. ert'y a."
Tort:.u,l .i:H- vn"r" he was kn"wn ~
"N"u'> N'"f "r'..ui
.trr ~; Fonts located Ia Ncw York
civ. Re- Samurl Martin ';!hY"r. ~
T., FIRST Fresh! terrain "aurch saws lIr
louiks - It hs Nan and WI! say big
:kTCS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11
SUCCESS ATTENDING
SPECIAL SERVICES

Considerable success is attending Ne
Avanxc',st.,. service, ~ chaplin" stree:
N. l.. church. Al: wh'ch the >erm ia ar"
Nslrg 3rnyr"rl hl The Re-. Arthur
I.az-nhv. LAST nigh. m" address w'T
uu the subject. "OhlGa;t"ns "' 4 ,,hr's.
,iar--hn | an Aas"; ur 4 llth!iitE''
aud held IA" c.uTr attention Of the arg"
.rngrcGatiul Tonight ia" theme VII
10 "Th" Open Poor for III" t,hiidren
4 feature OF 'h'a service Will he "a roll
call Il The SUNDAY Soh 81 by Cia@"rs
\ Erautlfu! bouquet Wi. hc given l" the
lass with tie highest ierceutige Ur Al
tendance.
Tho horne prayer meetings ar" VEL
attended and ur" marked b. hHe
si!.:.t.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11
FIRST LYCEuM NUMBER
At WARW0OD TONIGHT

The 9rSt number un III" tslrd annua
'yCcum cours., t. i" offered residents OF
N. Ninth ward. VT. lac presented THIS
evening az \. O'Clock IN the Warwood
high school auditorium The number -
an Interesting one. and 10 d"uH; there
viii h, A !ar:r Attendance.
Al thrc. lyceum courses offered 'he
WarwpoL Yeorl" were by the Hoit-.llG,rs
system Of cleveland.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11
COMMODORE: BARRETT COMING
To WHEELING, To BOOST RIVER

ms. w. Va. 10 explain the "big
r:n.c.s' ~ b" started 1T the forth
coming Evansville annual conren'
lion e The association.
'E"w business men. even 81 upper
OA." ri"rr cities. appreciate the eS-
ON Il. III" recent adoption Of water
ways transportation by the great
Pittsburgh steel and Ohio and Michi-
IAN mo;Or manufacturing magnates,
III addition 10 the past heavy use OF
re Ohio river by the coal interests
# West Virginia. Ohio and Ken
r1"ky." said President Barrett. him.
*"'f one CT the best known inland
waterway authorities OF the nation.
Red Cross roll call starts today. A
heart and @ dollar 10 all you need.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11

Dear Me ta which Hale Hamilton and
Grace La Rue appear.
John v. llausune. who has the ste
lar roo N Three WIS: Pools IS an
actor - Wild" eNper!c'X". VIII" has long
held \ foremost plareNn p"g'.s@0 faN"r'
appsa e!ux some years ago ~ III" .'a"H':
role IN The l'rlHrc OF PIlscn. l."'a
G,uplc WI he Interested 20 know that
Mr., lsaEscnc although "ot N,N. |r-
S!u:ar. ilay ~ said % have family con-
nec:ion ~ ;his state Vie has son N
ClarksburS VIII" IS l member ~ the aC'"
mobile firm OF lIansonc arl company.
and rlany Clarksburs p.op.e arH eNircri-
do 20 la In the audience which Evcrts
him here.
Mr., George II pccnOn is IL" advance
agent for the l;uldcn Predictions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11
Declares Future Of Inlan d
Waterways Navigation One
Of Exceeding Promise.
49, ----- -

S!".,.;.i n!sra', il t. TIA" 1n'"iI!E"n""r
Cincinnati. O. Nov. 10 Prepared
"a meet the business men Of all
upper OA!u rive; cities with IN" in
sd" facts" declared IL prove that Il
new era il starting in inland water
way transportation. ard especially
on The Ohio river. Commodore Oscar
Barrett. president Of the Ohio VALLEY
Improvement Association. left here
to-day, accompanied by the asSnCia-
tons rXt Cuiiv" secretary. W. D.
CIlkns. fol- Huntington and Wheel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11
'A]ADCE KENNEDY IN ''ClRNERED"
CAPTIVI7ES COURT AUDIENCE
SPECIAL MATINEE TO-DAY SrYS-
Terry. ROMANCE AND pETEc-
TIVE WORK FEATURES
Star Has Charm freshness and Piquan-
ey-"correred" Gr!fs the Schcldsr

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11

Red Cross roll call starts today. 4
heart and q dollar 10 all you need.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1921-02-04
HIGH PRICED WHEAT

The other day a letter was received
at the County Agents Office calling at
tention to new wheat which accord
ing to the letter is promising new
variety. So
Mr.. Norling has spent some time
looking up the records Of this wheat
and finds that in several tests made,
some Of which cover three years, that
in not a single case did this wheat
yield as we'll as marquis. e5 q
The price asked is $1,000 per. bushel,
cash with order. From information
Mr.. Norlng has at the present time,
he advises farmers to 60 slow about
investing much money In highly ad-
vertised articles until they know Just
what they are getting.
ANY one of our common wheats
will give just as MANY bushels per
acre, and will most certainly cost
less for seed" says Mr.. Norlfng.