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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06

written nothing which liy"s IN n" heart
Of his counrrymcr.
10 Likes Robert Cecil.
Tho writer comes nearer HHiiGE me
tru" leader II Lord Robert '"":! AhhN IN
any uthC- man "a pIh!!" IL" II England
toGny. Lord K"h.'rt nc""rl:ug 20 Tho
w.sld"r Of The Gus'"r. "aEs every quail
ny for the rrat rank snve n" urging
uassiru al oulhus:" IN. l. - MS s"nsn
If hurnnr whi,h k""pE him from leader
ship. Ho appears upon :he platform as
n gentleman makes h:s cutranre INT"
drawing room, not "a Il ;"r"ad"r leaps
into tho bull ring He rxpr'S f"s rs
up.n:ona "a gentleman expresses HIS
views at n dinner table. not as an nc
house politician Mrs his Gormat!slns IN
the tap room.
Very ut:i" greatness - LETT 10 Mr..
As,,uith when tho dust rlears away HIS
fail from power - made u appear an
iu,!ox TO h!S ch1ra"ter. IL WIS inc
critic says. "as e PIN had nroppea
The truth IL that Mr.. Asqui;h possesses
nj the Appearance Of g:"a thcss' ou' lew
rr ~ elements He has dignity OF
presence. an Almost uHTivh!ra l" 80
- language ,..uchant dialectic,
'ra. and honorable mind; but 4" !S en-
,!rc,y w!thou, creative power ann has
,.u.yroyr ,hut energy Of moral earnest
,,.ss which characterized H." carry
Years 81 LIS i"'.;.,:u Nf".
J,l"r wei! know" ~hmen dIs-
r,saod In 'ha book nrc lnri klt"henrr'
I.nrI KMnnuda I."rd N"r'h"irT". WIN.
s;,,! ,hurChi!l Lorh L"N"rh"Im", loro
Iu,arrnrth and Lord Fisher.
Whc,hrr n.Ir ngTr"s with IN" concur
sinns ~ me writer or not. almost "NcrF
A,arr.rau who is Interested In inter.
,..,i.,n' ,r'a!rs viii find Il worthy OF
D.. .,,-.,,l,r. II IS vsluabi" not only
o.. a.ro.,nt Of 80 Intimate descriptions
a. ltr.,ish statesmen. but n,so because
.. is . study ~ industrial md poI'ti'a'
conditions uf the England or today. an
E.n;iu.L which - vastly different from
,lr Irc-wnr EnGland.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06

a call 20 the scene OF the fray. near the
Aetna Standard mine tipple. and placed
Scroc undo. arrest. taking him 20 the
Bridgeport lookup. Seroc IS wido~er
With seven small children. and arrange
mcrts Will be made to have them cared
for today. probably at an Ohio chill
drrn'R mono. II SerOc IL held TO mo
gra nd jury.
pr. d. u Best. OF Wheeling Island.
attended Kero and took him TO the
North Wheeling hospital. At the hos
pItal Il was stated that Kero was able
to walk Into the institution. and that his
wounds do not appear to be dangerous.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06
DROWNING VICTIM :
TO Be BURIED TODAY
Rev. B. r. NSumann to Conduct SsfV1oS'
For Little Russell Gray

Funeral services will be held this
afternoon at o'clock for Russell Gray,
ten wear old son or Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
GRAY. Of Natorsvillc. who was drowned
in gasoline tank Of the Ma1orsvtlsl
pumping station Sunday afternoon. Rev.,
3. F. Neumann OF the Dallas circuit VAL
othciate and !ntermcnt VIII be made N
Dallas cemetery.
Coroner J. 7. McCombs of Mounds
Vile found that the lad came to his
death accidentally through falling into
the tank.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06
Birthday Party.

G.i,t.r Miss Eleanor Virginia Golden
ara Master Edward Robert Golden vii,
entertain few friends at n" home
Of rh"tr parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
G.!t.n. on Woods street. Friday after.
rn"H. celebrating Edward Rnbort's 1rst
h,r,hdaE. The hours Viii be :rom two
t., Nvr in Tho afternoon. A feature OF
tho aE."-n"oa's eD:crtairmert will he
~. ..&,'ina: ~ a Jack lIoTaer p!" which
WI, contain an ajtraHtiv" gif, tnr each
s,naH ,:pc-:. Novel plar" cards an
c,,r~s vii; as" 81 used. Tho guests
VII H".
aitSsc-
ra,hr-.&, fi"tf;uaH SaraN MayEare,
Mar! Nirc!rIA LyHrl Mi"ds,
Masters
Ear. U"rry !. Earl Sa2argo
StriHtgcr Kenneth Hoffman
EiiIrr lynch
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06
FAIR AND GOLF
TOURNEY KEEP
SOCIETY BUSY
DINNER DANCE IHAUSV HA 1AS
WEEKS TESTIv1TY AT CoUN-
TRY CLUB.
Ladies' Coli Tournament Opens Wed
nesdny-Danauat Thursday
Night.

-rf.,. ,.,in,s:rr.e ~ tho state fair and
the *: 'oErnalnCa: Will afford an III
,ere4;.rS program, for .oSl! society th;S
vc.A it>t rlEh;.s GIrc"r dance opened
the weeks round Of festivities AZ tAe
,'aGrtry c;ut. QUItc Few VISITORS III
,hr ,.lfy wore presru, and many Of th"9e
visitors we're houored al Informal Nm
re- parties preceding the dance.
Mr. H. y. Ouarrter was host 20 on" OF
The LARGEST parties. inc!uLiac eiSE;esn
members OF the Younger set. MISS
t~,.z. SticeI entertained Twelve TRENDS
4. dinner. hnn"r,:rg Miss Kathleen tor
man O: rarkcrSburG. who IS her house
Eu"st Mr. and Mrs. Edward StteI Also
entertained A. dinner. ""mpIimentlng
Mrs.. Angus Mru.uad OF Parkersburg.
Pleasant Valley.
t'h"rS G!n!pS at tho club .a~t nlXht
w"r"
Mrs~~S. and Me-dNnes:
lax, ADAMS and party o. three.
: G. Mckinley. aai por.y OF t"ir.
-. II. W-gner aAI party or seven.
e. = F-anzhelH, and party OF four.
!. {. Sie'nTet5.
: :; Hcarre.
Neixor Whitaker. aod party ~ three.
H : Bradley. and party OF three.
'Iho.aas McKenna ilearue, ANA Ta-tE
Of four.
Il. = Hshrers. arc party OF SIX.
J. J. Holloway. ana party o: live
- /. Fittings. and party OF three.
G. : jackson. aad party o. :hr"e.
: W Harper. and party % four.
Edward Bates Er;tUShe.in. AZ! party
OF four.
Frank Wa,erhou>e. and PARTY OF nine.
". +. Rownd. aui party OF i've.
TIE gu:t cournaU"u; VII Open We'd
nr,,lay morning at II "rlock. and MANY
81 IN. entrants MIL be S"ru uu the links
today fo- farewell practice T"c morn
inSs will &c devo:ei ~ golt during
,nurnamcn, week. GHt n. Players wi"
have an opportunity - visit ;Ac state
far In the afternoon.
Socia, affairs are planned :oc e'ch
evening OF the week. On Wednesday
evening 'hern viii be bridge ut tho "l'.@.
On Thursday evening he Wheeling
playMS Mil banquet ;hn Cut-ot-;own
players. Friday afternoon. Mrs. Alice
Me-. Jilrh"r MI. entertain the visiting
ladies' with I b-!dsv party. ard Friday
evening ,hHre VII be a dance at the
club. Tn" weeks program VIII con-
Guido with tea 1T The country club
Saturday attNrno"n. followed by he
prcSanta ton OF prizes.
Tn" prokram for the tournament to-
lows:
Wednesday. 10 a. -Ouaiiry!nc
round. Eighteen holes.
Thursday. 10 a. m.-Firs, round OF
ma;h play. Eighteen holes.
Thursday. 1 p. Ur.--Dv,vtng contest.
Friday. 10 a. m-ScGni-Hnals. Eish-
teen holes
.r~iday p. m.-Approach!nS and
putting contest
saturday. 1850 O. m.-Finals. Eth
teen holes.
Saturday. $50 r. m.-rea and presen.
tation Of caps
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06
Bible ClaRR Meeta.

ThN Ph.lathca E:Ale Class or the
Store Presbyterian church vii, hold l's
regular m"u'b'y nc";i1- Friday "'"n-
Ink 1T the home OF Mrs. l.. !. I."hmIr
IN Park Eiew. tn" annual election OF
officers will take ;lac" AZ :h;S meeting
ard AL members A.. urged 20 attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06
To Collect BhAw's wor1s

I don't recall! whore I read Il hut X
- rumore! that n collected edition 0t
Rernard Shaw'a works will he pub
l!shed soon. ono reviewer remarks tina
MIR Shaw may even consent 10 write
preraces to- tho volumes" which strikes
mo as a rare BIT Of humor. Tho picture
Of NJ. shaw Commenting" ~ write
preface 70 his own writings may he
!ikencd 70 tina, Of sf'aN boy consent
Ing 20 attend n circus FOR the sake or
his family Nj shaw s. born pa'ihst
Writing prera~cs IS literally n" best
thing hr does. which may account f"r
the zeal w'.h which he goes at y. on
second thought that circus idea is not
a bad one: the exercise Of his agile and
und!sicipli7ed mind in tho celebrating
pa.t!me Of prefacinE Is probably MI
Shav's !dea OF perfect circus.
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SURE

you probably won't agree with me,
but"
Put what"
Amy politician vii. tell you that fac.
tions speak louder than words. sway
side Tales.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06
IN TIDE WEST.

"You say a mysterious Strangers been
har.;in' round your place Cor week
VI. dnn't you tel! n''n 70 move on"
.. COS he's Faugin' :" a 'r""''.--"ay-
4 /" rales.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06
Lloyd George

I'.vi George : ..Ic Hls' suhi"''. II"
- PRESENTED IN ne "t'.' - '''''" :
.:DeS'
And wars. Ike ni~tS ia; -" ara.
"a" sun.
Make hIm lUt greater seem. nj greater
grow"
Lloyd G""rGr. according 10 'hS "T"'''
is W. nature a reEorM"r AMI. III" mos
:r:ormrr~ - mora. !ibre 4: weakened
hv WORLDLY ,uyrcss.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06
Campers Return Home.

\ cnnSeHia! Kr"up Of paop!a who hav"
hc"I camping n 'Junxle;own." on tho
ON" river. opposite Tho NarrowS. since
tn. frs, .! May. broke camp yesterday
AMI returned 10 their homes In Bellaire
and Shadysiir. During tho camping
season n. campers have extended their
hrsnital:tY each weet.-end 70 visitors
fr"u IA" surrounding towns who hay"
auj"yad swimming. boating and othar
aulrSemantS Included in the camping
,Ntr:N were:
N.Ssrs. and Mesdarnes--
H;r.v Marshall Albert shepherd
fiar. Morris William Powell
james Mr''o-mack
MeSS-S.--
D2yII Jones' Harry Taylor
Clark Ault
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Mr.. Rice Host.

Mr. Jai@"s C'r" was host a. al !nfnr-
ma! a.rn"r \, tho W".Co:r" Inn. near
SIHrrar,! Yesterday "Ssn;as hcIorinG
Mr. p / S.hr".h"r. who VII ."avc soon
/. MAJ, ~ future home IN Pittsburgh
\ ,r,"';.', O. aIak and white x;1h!oisS
c.-,rad tho aoral ccnt"rp:"c. and tho
d."rrr Mas marked rs "NTuiS:ts ap-
i,.latInc1ts. throuEhu&, Thosc present
wcrT'
Misses.
Ma; ssrrt Glenn Marie Marlatt
NCssrS
Ja.rrs Rico f. I. Schroeder
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About People
MovSmantS Of Individuals To Ana
Prom The C1t3.
AT THE HOTELS

Mcclure. W E,ntu. Weston: /. T..
Eak!n. Weston. tir.:Ec ''rAnaM. Mail
= ngir". !. iiays.cr. 'i.'i.' Huis y. j.
Mdcrun.c,. tfurkShUrH. W. l.c" Jackson.
la7A"uS: K. l. l.. Lloyd. la:kersn"rS.
v. IL. ,Av;er. Mtdd:rnourne. ~. :. t"an-
- New Mar'iuSv!,io \. George. Lattice
:"U Nj and MIS-. 4. II. Me'Z. rN:rmu"' .
Mrs Dra Nicely Cameron; ptir o.
Nn,a:z. MorG1ntown.
Windsor frank D. Let's. Charleston.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w Henderson,. EtTkcrs-
hurB: Mr.. and Mrs. =. t.. MHier. Nor
can;vwn. Mss N!rRia!, Il. M:Ncr. M"7-
gan'owr. Mr. amt Mrs. Il. l.. ArH"I$
Eu"khauuun: Mr.. AID Mrs. +. ;. ha''ar|
Ruchhanarr: l.. l.. Anthony. Morgan
town; ". /. rarkhHL CNsrksourg. Mis-
William P,umhey. Hinton; Mira. w. Ma
son. Huntington: Charleston Y. peNeTs'
Grartun.
Stamm mir. ard Mrs. L. l., Wt,itans
New Ma:tinSvi..e: =. -. Amos. SISTERS
..ll": T.. Il. Cumber,edSe, FNirm"nt. l."
-. ru:uher.edEe. Fa.rmout: Pat Fariey'
parkcr.burg; W. W. White. Moundsv'i1e;
f.. /. shaw. MorgaDtowa.
RoTsr1-John X Thuruherry, Fair
mont; II. r Leaf. E>llrnnn'.
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"Ths Master Of Man"

There Is no reason as far as can see
why Hall Gaines new novel. the
Master Of Man" published BY ]. Il
Idnpincott and company shbnld not
UPHOLD the best selling traditions or ,'s
predecessors. l, has all the markings
7, - the story OF sin and Its eTects
uron tho lives OF group az people
presented In tho authors best sl!le'
Victor S(owcll. the hero, succeeds MS
father MS Deemster Of tho Isle or Man
Stowelrs career as a lawyer has neon
brilliant. and his personal IRE WIN
,he exception OF single transgr"S-
sion has been upright. He Is beloved
Of the isiand people and has behind him
.he traditions OF long limo OF honor
able ancestors. Through a strange com
hlnatiou Of circumstances. Ross" Coz
lister. rho partner Of his transErnsslon'
g brought. before him 70 be tried lor
tho murder Of their infant ron. Stowet,
cnGcavors 70 be excused from s"tt,ns
Oh tho case and falling In that. for!H
thnt re must notsHllow his own !eeHnE9
TO influence his decisions as judg" n
ranticide 10 punishable by dcath In tho
island and RcSRie |. scntencod 10 nc
hanged. atowcll finally yields to the
dictatss Of his Coincidence and realizes
that no must bUOuIntl Nho 'S'p'N"S'''
OF his sin. He aids tho girl TO escape
from prison. Resigns HIS JudEoshir ami
surrcnders himself TO tho governor OF
tho island. Ho receives sentence -
several years imprisonment VII! n
Fenella Stanley. the woman ne loves
insists on sharing. and tho two arc
married. in tho prison .charel.
Hall Caine belongs 20 tho school u
.n.. .oo.r.oovea from tho pro-
rant generation. who believe In VOL
rounded plots After his characters
have finished paying tho piper thoF ar"
always allowed 20 live happy over
atter. Ono realizes that no ""ncelNea
Of Victor and Feneila II" Leading
rcacoful and happy lir" on IN" Isle nt
Man as soon as Victor gets "ut "t in!!.
what really happened :" them wight
furnish q theme for sor" OF TN" lighter
minded Norwegian authors, but It =
not for thoir creator.
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At Pelley's Inn.

Quito = t"w lo'sl people rntnrri 10
Tc'.oy's lar. near Sherrsrd. tnr dinner
y..,'"-.I;,y evening Nr. and Ms. =. \.
I.".ndscaT were hosts % \ small party.
Au"rirr group lnc!ud"t M!ss"s Mar
s,r"t r'"rd and L;En!r HusScraa. Mr..
J n u'D"a7cll Of Richvi!ic. la. and
Or r, l.. Rogers OK tl.!s ''.-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06
Tn. Mirrors Of Downing street"

Tho Mirrors Of Downing S'rcet. puh-
ltshed ANONYMOUSLY by q. /. l'ntnam y
Sons "a ono rt tho mos ln'"r"T'inG OF
recent contributions - Tho 'N""R'n-" or
current affairs I; 20 collection "t
keen. .ncts!vo word rke'ch"s Of the mon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06
A Comparison

A p~rusal Of Tho Master OF Man
.ueresss comparison with w. !"
George, ~ Rcd OF Roses" "'"o !,
hnrd study OF tho same social pr"h''Gn
Mr.. George uan. tho laboratory method,
and rrc.cn,s the Nrohlom "hjec'iN"!N.
IIoll Caino's manner Is that OF mo pull
Mt. He Is no; concerned WITH SIN ~
g., causes or relation 10 tho social
body. but With tho sinner. Ills nov"'"
ara n subjective study Of tho rcla''"AF
h,,wcen ,he sinnnr and his Cod i IS
,,.cr..ting - NOT" that "a R"t NJ
Roses" 20 barred from m" DHh''" H.
hrerIes Will" Tho Master 49, MAN, -
ltstrd among no SIX hrst srl,"rs of the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06
Book Reviews
By CAROLYN GORDON

N public ne IN England today. tod n
~'N!c when Is n delight in Itself.
In th:s Introduction tho author do
cures thlt "'Eerc - too much 6uS' on
"a" '..:r"rS Of downing Street f"r our
public mon - SEQ themselves as others
see ih"u-- my dustn. ~ honest cot
i"u and tho hand that holds T. - ~
.r.~t c.eaa: and tho energy OF he rub
!!nr - !nsP!rod solely By IN" hope that
such ,ahor may DC "' some hencot 10
nv country"
Nn-tatr tho rubbing Is Inspired
su',il hv ;ho hope which no writer re-
'rrs ne reader must judge tor h:n.sc!f.
A. any ratio Il - n good vigorous at
tack which he makes on tho mirrors.
His criticisms may be made for tho
bunl OF his country. but there IL n"
d,,Ih' ,!.n' lie gets a good deRi -: IA"
ur; - ;aern. !: - Idle 10 So" :.L'" on
10. ,drH'.iv hut rea!!Vg &: NE book
,r:.l !ucc4 yDl. 'Aa' EN - been !ntl-
!ul:c.v associated WttH she Ne" ~ whom
D." writes. J. would A!~r - ms@,."'at"i
w''h .hrm either rs II J"i!r'."!~ oF n
S"Inn other prufrss!"u;. CAPACITY. IL"
W".'rs win he zost TO! man who Is
49, Ing Nlngs he has i"i.g"l fir years
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-05-20
wei wor4s BsboIdIae.

-Estfssaaz cIBcsanapsiis r eHs4alsd
shs sear 1Eo hsd esz8Ifsd : baking
s~1g * ~ boesiezzsg's sgfpaHrols
warea n ~ss inside q st0ns
b6tx win Nafls tn feet dick
sne hsokszz CIT n Einsow - sElail
- <0zs1at ysesesfy ssius thrsExh 4
"a ske 70 ~ rAe ksas y a-xeaA -
sa1y rhas wsassS drive asS y tax;
ssx ese seee@1 1vssk ef rass-Seeea
1890 stgsf Esasss csfg Star
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-05-20
vs,uApls .eurro.r

Undoubtedly tile ass was domesti-
rated long before the horse. The lat
ter probably was native to humid
country. but The ass has small hard
hoof adapted 10 the dry desert. II
can get Subsistence from nothing
more sustaining than creosote brush.
y can eat anything tllat a man can eat.
The domestlcated asses Of our own
West, which are called 'burros,' will
browse on bacon-rlnds and other rem
1ants OF camp proyender.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-05-20
upstalrs and pownatstnl.

A short time ago invited a number
OF friends In 10 play bridge. When
they were leaving one OF them said
to me u found this white linen bow
In the crown OF my hat. It's the one
your maid wears In her hair Evi-
IDENTIFY, while we were playing cards
downstairs. my maid was upstairs try
lhg on the guests hats, and, unfor-
tunately, left clew II was truly
most embarrassing Chicago Tribune.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-05-20

,,s hll1aneth Female college, estah.
T. S sea, at washington, Miss, IN $50
!, A., sa,d to have been the first instIt tD
women. '"' uegrees to
rosa% e government of Ontario has ,nro.
posea measure providing for the p !,
pointlnent of women magistrates liz :, ~ ap
plicat,or more nc e, than 100000 on the an.
''"''On OF the city council.
Australia has move,,on.
ta,'aa, sy bark" trees, which are " NV
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-05-20
ASPIRIN
Name "BaSer" on Genuine

Take Aspirin only as told In each
package Of genuine Bayer Tablets Of
Aspirin. Then you will be following
the directions and dosage worked out
by physicians during q years, and
proved safe by millions. Take no
chances with substitutes. II you see
the Bayer Cross on tablets, you can
take them without fear for Colds
Headache, Neuralgia, Rheumatism,
Earache, Toothache, Lumbago and
for Pain. Handy tin boxes of twelve
tablets cost few cents. Druggists also
sell larger packages. Aspirin is the
trade mark of Bayer Manufacture Of
Observation-Disclosures of Salicylicacid-.
Adv.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-05-20
secret Of Happy Life.

The secret OF the happy life Ia found
In the direction Of our eyes and the
order OF our thoughts Which do we
look for first complaint or praisei
Which Coca arst Into our scale for es-
tlmatlon, trial or mercy7 Are we look
ing part way up 70 compare ourselves
with more successful men, or far be-
yond success to the center OF our life
and Exchange.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-05-20
woodehuek Hard 70 Capture.

Many woodchueks are caught In
steel traps, bur the animal often es-
eapes by gnawing on Its own leg as
near the jaws Of the trap as possible,
says the American Forestry Magazine.
Sometimes q woodchuck win pull the
trap down a burrow as far as he can
do so, and seal himself in II then be-
comes quito task to unearth him
and pull him out, for he hangs on IKE
an afraadillo.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-05-20
INTERESTING ITEMS

Spain is said to have 10000 beg.
CARS.
Automobiles cost as much as 500.
600 IN Russia. S-''''
The number of places selling lntor.
ieating liquors in London has heen
steadily decreasing during the last ter
years. WV
The city Of Muskegon, Mich. ba.
lent $4,000, without security, to tboss
OF lis citizens who are out OF worL
and 10 need. WV
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-05-20
Original prosss,ants.

The name Protestant wss FIRST APP
piled to the ndherents OF Luther, from
their protesting against the decree
passed by the Catholic states at the
second Diet OF Speyer in 1929. Prot
estantlsm spread rapidly over some
Of the German states, Sweden Den
mark, Switzerland England and SCOT
land at about the same time.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-05-20
Feminine Accounting.

MY wife made ont an ltemlzed ex-
sense account fer last month";" said
Mr. Dubwaite.
"could you learn from her statement
Just what she boughtf'
mo. Most Of her purchases we're
listed as etc Birmingham Age
Herald.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-05-20

"Squatters' In the eyes Of the law !:
Martin Montrose Molenaor, elghty-four
,ears old, his son MILFORD and sister.
AIts Evelyn Holstein, are living in a
hack on property in New York, now
,wned by John d. Rockefeller, Jr.,
md once owned by the old mans
grandfather. The Molenaor family
still claims title to the land and sur
oundlng property valued, at the pres
mt time, at more than $l50,000000.
Above is photograph Of MILFORD, the
ION.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-05-20

There are always ave buttons on
ne Chinaman's coat fs remind him
~ fhs ave virtues recommended By
coafuesus; Humility. justice. order.
prls6saes. reetituds,
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-05-20
Grim Jest.

Il want some O. them toilet art.
Giles mentioned in your catalogue" said
Cactus Joe as he approached tbs
young lady in charge of the novelty
counter.
"Just what kind?"
''Playin' cards, an poker chipsn
"You don't call them toilet srn.
cles?'
Il do; leastways the last few times
I've used 'em they cleaned me properp
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-05-20

beavers Go no work for a period
~ ssrse nsooths Or more ssck summer"
seese<sng - 81 ezehapEs. And esIlsgs
Esefessors. y Is said, %ysFk ifks
bsayssp -Esitiaccns sun.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-05-20

Heres a meteor which appears only
snce every 5000 years.
@Wbsre u Il the rest 81 the timer"
Dunno. Where are our husbandsf"
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-05-20
claanInn Baskets.

Reed aud willow baskets are hest
cleaned by rubbing with a stlrr brush,
II not waxed they may he scrubbed
with soapy water rlnsed and dried,
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-05-20
surks,s ldss Of statesmsn.

A disposition to preserve, and an
ability TO improve, taken together.
would be my standard OF a statesman.
Edmund Burke,
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-05-20
More Naturalization.

One of the main delights Of the
moving pictures is to see the palaces
of European noblemen surrounded by
southern alifornia.-Dallas News.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-05-20
IMPORTATION DEPARTMENT

Commercial inforsnalio furnished free
of charge. Catalogues supplied and com.
naeycias Inquiries ehserfully answered.
Write any Arm nh0vei Do u nowi
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-05-20

Premier Hara of Japan, demonstrate
ng for the benefit OF an American
newspaper man that Il is possible to
Eat Ice cream with chop sticks. This
Informal photograph was made in the
gardens Of his residence In Tokyo.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-05-20

SPECIAL RUSH SERVICE secured u you
mention this paper when writing above firms.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-05-20

-. sessss& ses s,.s 1850 -. sbes
~ 80 ! selSssg s@1 $3.50
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-12-02
North Danville

Miss Theodore Gadapee spent
her Thanksgiving vacation with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Gadapee. She returned to her
school in East Barnet Monday
Mrs. Isaac Stanton entertained
day School class Fridav evening
with a cobweb party. There were
twenty-four present. Refreshments
were served and very pleasant
evening enjoyed by all present.
Miss Pearl Cilley returned to
Lyndon Institute Monday after
spending several days it'll her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Cilley.
The Jr. O. U. A. NJ. met at
their hail Monday evening, Nov.
%. There were 16 present. The
State Councillor, Rev. f. w. Sturte
want of Lyndon was presen- and
gave a very interesting account
of his experiences on his trip to
Los Angeles, Cal. to attend the
National Convention. Refresh
ments Of oysters, cake, doughnuts
and coffee were served.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-12-02
THE WOLFPACK" AT
PLEASE u TODAY

The slogan Of the Canadian
Northwest mounted is simply
"Get your man, But-What
would you do if you were ordered
into the wilderness TO catch man
known as "The Wolf" and then
found yourself susnected of being
"The Wolf" himself? That's just
what happens in this absorbing.
thrilling tale. A picture as full of
thrills as a nut if full of meat. If
you care for action, marvellous