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Marble Hill press., 1921-01-20

We afc >,lli iu kinslc, and MI.
h. for few months set Have
bough, land 100 Hamilton count,
and Will move out there this
spring
Crops were good but the farm
cr, cant soil ON account uf car
shortage Some farmers have
their 1919 wheat. many have all
OF the 1870 crop. The growing
wheat il in good condition The
corn was good Il Is common
thing to see from 1000 Ia 1000
or 'H huShcl, IN q field with NO
protection at all
We have had fine winter.
have only lost three or four days
on account Of bad weather this
fall avn working at my old
trade bridge building We are
completing = bridge over the
Arkansas river II is reinforced
concrete structure. The piles
we're 70 feet long. caps % feet
wide, 3fcet nigh and i6 feet long.
The floor is IN two pieces for
each pannel of Ii feet The slabs
are 2x7xl6. Each slab has ton
Of reinforcement in II. and the
rest Of the structure in proper
'inn. The work was commenced
last February and It will take the
rest Of this month to complete il.
An average of about twenty-five
men have been at work ON il.
80 YOU viii have some idea of the
structure.
We go from here to Larned to
build small bridge. It won't
take long there. and this will he
of interest to your readers. | will
close hoping The Press will CON
tinue to come, Yours truly.
G.. A. Cubhison.
Box 65. kinsley, Kansas.
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-20

these bonds ha, apparently been
completed. delivery has hrcn IN.
possible because proper shipping
instructions have never been rc,
cciycd from the allottcr.
4 large number ~ these bonds
apIT,r to H. the ughtful prop
cf'y II Missouri mun and of men
who served ~ Missouri organiEa.
,ions AM cN.soldicr OF the benc.
hciary' If ans deceased soldier.
who believe, that the Finance Of.
hcrr of the army = holding =
bond which belongs to them may
receive complete instructions A.
10 how u mny H. procured hy
calling ~ "r writing tn the Army
Recruiting Office. Room iO3.
Third q olive ST. 1t LOUIS No
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-20

II you are poor work
II you arr sick continue lp
work
II you ,ru huulrncd with seem
nglN unfair rrspuusihlIliir,
work
10 Nou ar ha.w keep u.hi
uu working li.encss gives room
{ 'Hu' aHH i.4
" disapuulnim'nis rnmy work
II SORROW u,rrahrlIur tuu aHH
loved pn's seem not true work
II health b. threatened work
sh"n 'R'h ia'i,Is end ntsHn
fails just work
When dream, are shst'..nH uHd
hop" seem dead work 81 rs
o., II your Iifr were ~ au r.
rally is
No matter vhat sils you work
Work faithfully work with faith
Work /. tho greatest material
frm..iy s,n'abl"
Work VIII cure both mental
and physical Affections Exchange
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-20
lIImo Jinplicutc
A Proposition Containing Head.
aches

The hardest task which will
confront the state legislature
will be the passage of a measure
outlining the way in which the
money derived from the sale of
the 5000 600 road bonds will
be expended. Homo pride is a
very fine thing and every one of
the III counties in the state of
Missouri possesses it in abun-
dance when it comes to demand
ing that its county get con.
crete highway Counties placed
on the primary system as recent.
ly outlined by Mr. Malang arc
satisfied and are holding meet
ings expressing satisfaction But
other counties are not and they
are also holding meetings at
which plans are being made to
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-20
THERE Is M DEATH.

Thor Is me- Death Tho star, 50
down
r. ts~ urar ,nm- iarrvr shore.
And hught B heavens rarlrd
Crown
Th,, SHINE tnrrysrmnrr
Thew is no dssth The du,, ~
tfvAd
Shall chang beneath she sum
MGR showers
t. golden gram or mellow fruif
or rainbow tinted A"wcr,
Tk~ granite rock, dtsintcgratc
To feed the hungry moss thcy
bear.
Tho forest leaves drink daily l,fc
From out the yiewlrss air
Their Is no death The leaves
may fall.
The flowers may fade and pass
away.
They nj, wait. thru wlntry hours
The coming Of the NAV
Thcr il No death An ANGEL form
Walks Ger the Garth with silent
tread
He hears our brst beloved away.
And then wc call them dead
He leaves our hearts so desolatc.
He plucks OUT faircst, sweetest
flowers:
Transplan,cd into bliss. they now
Adorn immortal bowers.
Though passed beyond our tear.
timmcd sight.
'TiS hut larver life To gain:
We feel their presence oft---the
same.
Except Ia sin and pain.
And ever nearer, thourh unseen.
The dear immortal spirits tread
For all the hnundlcss universe
l. life There is No Anaa'
EDWARD BULWER-I .yTTON.
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-20
MEYER's LETTER

wonder II you knew that one
al the richest men "a the world
was 10 miles north Of Norfolk
nght here IN Pierce That man
u the writer am just common
plug blacksmith. bot oh' how
rich.
I go to my labors each morn
ing work until noon. 40 90 din.
ncr rrturn at ! pm. and work
until d o'clock enloy the lrrat
est of all blessings. good health.
Rockefeller would give al be pos,
Scssed in money and holdings for
my stomach. hu, be- cant have u
Each dAy secs something 30
eomplishcd and over, job uf WORK
turn out | feel have done my
customer a service worthy Of ms
hire.
4 have q wonderful little wifc.
She has stuck g. me - NcArs. -
! know shc must - = dandy e.
accomplish that
4 have litlc home. q bcauti.
ful little daughter. son grow h
Co maturity and nov in hics
game fof himsclf
Rich WIZ. man alive. who
can possibly L. nchcf
Then 60 add 60 all the above
richie take my old shotgun in
r-ason and ramhlr through field
woods and tAnglc N search 81 the
elusive coitoutail. teal and NAL
lard with my faithful old pointer
at heel tnow past u years odd.
and be- d. A. happy - whcn on
= hunt Then. when | Let back
oh. how good everything dos
taste
Then. when night has sprvad
IT. mantle over ,h. good old UNI.
,ruse. I settle down 90 a good Old
cAsy chair. emp, smoke and
then rnll into h~d and never hear
= sound until the beautiful break
of another day
-R,eh. did you say' Well. |
Eucss Dall,rs' Not many You
inquired at-,u, RICHES. not ms
tensi wealth
The height e ms ambitions Is
o. ~ live that ! mas haSc NJ ".
grrts when the tin,~ comes for
m. o. ,huin. ~ this mortal coil.
and ! hop~ by that lne 90 have
accumulated just enough dDlisrs
tha' mys.lf and nine NAV not b.
s.hSr's II charity
THIS. then. ls my idcsl uf
rich man II aryonc rnr,s tfc
mofr than ! io. be- = O. - cnvicd
for ~ nchcs With kindcSt rc.
rards.
EDWARD J MEYERS
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-20
Oil Gusher Brought in at Eldora-
do Arkansas

Eldorado. Ark. Jan. II. The
population of the city and vicin-
ity will in the next few DAYS have
tremendous increases added to
the rush Of people for some time
pouring as result of bringing
in ras wells and drilling in the
field. tins new increase being as
consequence of the Mitchell
Bonham web on the Armstrong
lease coming in as an oil gusher
with an estimated production of
from twenty to forty thousand
barrels per day.
This is the first real well to
come i'll in Arkansas.
There are three gas wells, one
mile south Of the gusher spouting
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-20
From Southeast Missouri Teach.
err College

Thad Snow ~ Charleston said
'he other daN a. Stkcstou that
Spu,hcas' Missouri surcly needs
m"f" mau.povrT a. = right
ManTow"r is one IT the greatest
rTspufces - ans rrgiun For 'hi,
reason ~ southeast Missouri b.
v's'ly concerned Boo ih. growth
~ 'hs State College ~ Car. c..
afdrau which must pru,id,
college education Tor uuf ,ounv
men and vumru The Board II
Regent D. asking th. i"wsIa.
'u~ 20 appropriate. S,iius3 for
The suruurf and expansion ~ th.
state to'l'gr during the ncNt
iwn wear, The items 900 'hr
hudgr' are ~ follows
For Salgu,. $4,000
T erect and educational
hwldfns $4,000
T. erect small hospital
hmlding 2oen0
For extension md rorrrs.
correspondence uufl
ir ursl r,nt.r, 1900
Far dcfs,rnr, Boo cool
funds i6oli
T. rHrehs.. coal fuf the
neat hIsurrsi period 1900
For fcrair, and remodel.
tug iOusu
fa- furH',hlag neu build
fue innrn
Faf Linratuf, ,uppli,.
srd ruuIum.n' 1900
T ru-rias. book. fpr thu
library ...... iNlu
w. additional stacks ~
Tho lhan felO
For supple. for the
training school 2npu
T. t8y for paving. and
walks ...... So
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-20
NJ. L. Student Relief Quota
$4,000

4 quota of $1,000 has brrn as.
signed 90 the University uf Mis-.
sour hy the student relief fund
oi th" Hoover American Relief
Administration. which ls feeding
the stricken people Of Europe
\ total uf Sl.ODI.ODO Is expected
TO he collected from American
colleges and universities fnr the
relief work In an effort in RAISE
as much of the quota ~ possible.
students II the University uu' On
q theatrical performance
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-20

Charles y Nvater. m lsSO grad.
ua'e of the University If Nj
Souri. formrrly - Scdalia. Mis.
>nuri. will have the honor = act
lng =, rn,ctnur.wcn"ga - the
Philippine, ~ 3 short 'ime. ur'f'
= rev "rHr.H"r Yvnnra. d, nu.
pointed 'o .usc,~aI France. Nul
tom Narrr>uH. 'hr pu...r' .,r.
tive NJ lyat.U vhu was ny.
c"nth sn Columbia. ha, SERVED
tur several years s> vice. governor
Of the Boari ~ Cur1tor> af 'hy
tnNrr.ftN nf Missouri
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-20
4. \. Army Recruiting Station

The Army Recruiting Officer Mt
ard 4 Olive streets, ST. Louis.
has received list of the owners
of 1900 unclaimed Liberty Loan
bonds OF the second third and
fourth issues. subscribed for by
officers and enlisted men during
war by the army allotment
IN. Although payment for
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-20
Marble Hin, Missouri. Thursday, January 40 1921

small quantities at oil,
Samuel T Buscy Of this city is
the largest holder IN the ncw
gushcr Dexter Statesman.
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-20
Southeast News

Dexter Statesman
klImcr Brothers. d 'oea. gro.
,cIt firm. consisting Of cN-cuun-
ty ludgc, J II kiIm,r and Rob
cr, l.. kiImcr, closed doors.
Thursday of last week. and as
sirnmcnt was made to Ed Hub
gard Slow collections and the
general business depression Is as
signed As the cause of the fail
urr Saturday, Hubbard sold the
entire stock to Thrower Broth
rs. who will continue the huSi-
ness at the same place. and the
store was at once rIpcncd, and
business resumed
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-20
Poplar Bluff American.

1 'l'Nai A'lhli 4hiilNl wan
Poplar Bluff MethodistS are
likely to be housed in a hand
some new 100000 church. accord
ing to pulpit statements from
Rev. =. G. Thogmorton, pastor.
who has several times recently
announced the plan to sec Meth
odlsm properly established in a
new church at the southeast cor
ner of Main and College streets,
Poplar Bluff MethodistS had un-
derway a building project when
the World War and mounting
pricss interrupted the plans A
very handsome chNrch was
planned. Just when a drive for
putting over the plans will be
inaugurated has not been an
nounced, but it is generally
known that Methodism has COM
pletely outgrown its present
home The Poplar Bluff Meth
odist church is one of the biggest
ones of the denomination in the
state and a 100000 project is
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-20

The Western Tie & Timber Co
Of 81 Louis. according to re.
ports has fled appication with
the Federal Power Commission
for a preliminary permit for a
water power project to I've erect.
ed on Current rivor near Red
Rock, below Fninercc Action
on the permit will ho taken Jan
uaIv %, 1921. Fnr'reers have
made a temporary survey Of tho
dam site and o+her details are
being worked out ~ articipation
of the Federal Governments nor
INIT to erect the 1o-n The com
pany purposes huildiro a trans.
mission line fro~r the plant 70
Poplar Bluff. &c Tho Southeast
Missouri distrih".;rc station II
IS said The Woe+orn Tie and
l1mebr Comparv N~;rr one of
the largest corporations in Mis-
sourl, cives the r'o'oc- sound Fl.
nancial dignity -tc building of
this line and the Offering of pow.
er at the attreo-;vo ecure NJ
which il would ~,'' would mean
the buildino of ~-cpt mann.
featuring centn~ = this section
Of the state Current Local
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28

Nc" has it's rec"mpeuSr u" less than
mat az youth. and Heaven II" doubt IL
4 more drSirahl" aL%'!r than Garth. hlt
Mo hastyus - attain ether:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28
MANY ATTENDING
LUTHERAN MEET.
SECOND SESSION OF INSTITUTE
HELD LAST EVENING AT
FIRST ENGLISH LUTH-
ERAN CHURCH.
Mrs. Maud Junk1ns Baldwin Makes In
teresting Address on Methods OF
Teaching Sunday Schools"

The second session OF the Second An
nual Institute of the Lutheran sunday
schools Of Wheeling and vicinity. held
last evening at the First English Luth-
cran church, was. well attended hy dele
gates from nearly every Sunday school
of the Lutheran denomination in the
VICINITY.
Rev. Simon Snyder, pastor Of. the
Trinity Lutheran church. Of the South
Side. presided.
Rev. Ralph A. Harshman. pastor OF
Edgwood Lutheran church. was called
upon by the chairman t. make Il few
remarks. He spoke OF good that IS to be
to this institute.
Rev. I.chr A. McCord pastor Of the
Warwood Lutheran church. was called
upon and made Z few remarks IN con-
nection 10 the good interest which IS
being taken in the sessions.
Rev. Snyder. then introduced the
speaker Of the evening, Mrs. Maud Jun
kin baldwin. OF Chicago. Ill.,, VII" Is
superintendent of Children's Division.
international Sunday School Associa
ton.
Mrs. Baldwin took AZ her subject.
Training Materials and Their Use" Sh"
urged teachers should not only use the
Eih!e as a text book in etachinG chill
dren. hut should also tell them Il story
OF the present day along the same lines
Ry bringing the two together. the class
of children will take a greater interest
in the Sunday school work aud would
always he ready to go and attend the
entire r!fty-two SUNDAYS out of year,
while on the other hand teachers who
come to Sunday school with their les
sons have prepared and stumbling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28

BUY WAR SAVING STAMPS -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28
HON, GEORGE ". LUTZ REELECTED
PRESIDENT Of FAIR ASSOCIATION
IS GIVEN UNANIMOUS VOTE OF
THAMES POE SERVICES BY
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
GEORGE w. HANNAH Is ADDED TO
THE pIREcToRATE-ALL OFF
GERS NAMED AGAIN.
BOARD MEMBERS ARE DINNER
GUESTS OF MIR. W. e. WEISS AT
McLURE LAST EVENING.

Directors Of the West Virginia State
Fair Association. who were ELECTED at
the recent annual meeting OF stock
holders, held their organization meet
ing last evening. Previous to IN" bust
moss session. the members Of the board
were dinner guests OF Director w. f.
Weiss IT the Mcclure hotel. \ etmpting
menu was served in the fauitleSs style
~ the McLurc. and during the dinner
hour r,irth and good Fellowship re;gned
SUpreu~
Following the dinner. the directors
went into session. They organized by
selecting:
observation-disclosures W. Lutz.
Vice Prcsidcnt-Otto Schcnk.
TrnaS,.r"r. charles y. Hancher.
SeCrctary-Brrt II. Swartz.
Assistant Secretary-Niss Eva NJ
Johnson.
resolution expressing the aPrpecia-
ton Of tQe directors for the untlrlng
work OF president George w. Lutz Tor
several years without salary or COM
penSatjon whatsoever. rursc.y as mat
ter OF nubliC spirit. was unanimoush
adopted by 4 rising vote.
President Lutz. particularly during
the last three years. has given great
dea; Of his time 10 the direction OF the
state fair for which he has received no
compensation. rorS!stently declining 10
consider the offer Of pay for his work
The board added to its personnel the
name ~ Mr.. George w Hannah, who Is
the second new member placed upon the
hoard in q short time. Mr.. E. w. HouSer
having been elected a director At the
annual meeting OF stockholders.
Will Name Committees
Tho business session was very en-
thusiast;c one. and was dominated by
op,imisr and determination TO make
the 1921 state fair the best in the history
OF Wheeling Plans for the tair,as so
far laid. were discussed. Another meet
inc Of the directors will be held very
soon when committees will be appointed
and work for the next fair started IN
earnest. The directors Will be Spurred
10 greater effort, in the work or l92l. ny
,he success OF the fair last year when
currcpt Improvement debts ware wiped
ont funds set aside for the retirement
OF Swimming pool bonds ana COM
Portable balance carried into the treas
urv for the new year.
neport was made last night on the
p-orres OF the move to secure the en-
Rctment Of the state aid for tairs DILL
and the directors expressed the commence
that ultimately such legislation Will he
secured.
Those present as Mr.. Weiss guests
M the dinner for the fair directors iaSt
nlght were President George W. l-ut"'
George Z, Stifcl. H. W. McLure II. r.
Behrens, Jr.. Charles y. Hancher' o'to
Schenk. r. W. Peterson. IT. &. OGu"n' H.
w. Gee. r NJ Browne. W. r. WEISS w,
IT r-ocb r. IT Conn f w. Houser ana
Secretary Bert II. SwartZ.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28
NO FORMULA OR
FOR
COUGHS OR COLDS
EQUALS LUNGARDIA
READ WHAT A DOCTOR SAYS IN
WRITING TO LU1TGARDIA CO.
DALLAS, TEXAS.

"r:nrlosed is an order for two gallons
Of LUNGARDlA. | have used the last
have. so please ship at once. Since |
have been usins LUNGARDlA l have
main standby. Tu.c and again where
have prescribed IL they tell me they
feel better after the very first dose. AMI
they will come or send back and say
that they want some more of that sam"
Kind Of medicine that l gave them he
fore" The following letter from one
who has used LUNGARDlA will con
firm the above statements
\ near relative of Mrs. Z. y. tolvIn
of Amcsvillc. o.. sent her bottle &c
L,UNGARDIA aud on November s. 1920.
received a letter from her. an eXtrac.
from Which says: BEFORE receiving the
bottle of LUNGARDlA l had hcaV%
cold on my bronchial tubes. somcthiu.;
like bronchitis. which left me with =
bad cough. / could not rest day a."
might. II annoyed me So. tried every
thing | could hear Of, and the doctor
could not relieve me 1t seemed. | became
very nervous and weak from its effect
| am certainly very thankful t. you f"r
sending me I.CNGARDlA. l received i;
two weeks ago and have used rs direct
ed and il certainly has given me RELIEF
| can lie down now and Sleep withuu'
coughing. and in other ways feel Str"nr:
and well. | have told my n"iEhh"'"
about IL, az many are suffering with
coughs and colds due 70 III" sudden
change in the weather here. | am semi.
ing YOU n check for tire" bottles "t
LI'NGARDIA. two of these | want for
myself. and one for Il friend who wishes
Coughs and colds ar, merr playthings
for LUNCARDlA: uncqualed for cr"u"
put IL t. the test l"r sale AT your
favorite store. G0c ard &l."h b. tile -
Manufactured by
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28

through 1t rs best rs he or she knows
how. will in n short tim" not have any
class at all. as the teachers will not be
able to keep the children interested and
they vii, not want 10 20 10 Sunday
school.
She also told in detail that there were
two ways hy which 10 get the chtld% Mt
trntion and this !s by being voluntary
and the second, involuntary, !nvo,un-
tary being the best method Of approach
ing the Chiid'S mind with Il story of cN-
ample which h" ar she would be inter.
cStrd in Their. are various methods Of
teaching, all ~ which arc very import
ant to every teacher who has SUNDAY
school class "Thcy are: Question md
answer n,.lhod: story telling method /;
lecture method" Sh" said. Story telling
method is considered the most import
ant. while all Of them will have 10 be
used In keeping the chI!d'S attention.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28
KOOtS for Ed Lewis
When He Wins Match
With deadlock Hold

Kansas City, MO-, jan 27.-A squad
OF police escorted Ed ("StranSler'D
lewis, worlds heavyweight wrestler,
through an angry crowd to his dress
my room after Lewis had applied
neaalock ON Gustav SulLo In winning
rho second fau OF thotr wrestling
match hero tonight
Lewis camped the hold ON Sulzo
after I'VE minutes OF fast wrestling, and
Sulxo's shoulders were forced {" tn"
nat He lay there several minutes.
,uuarently unconscious. and il was then
at the crowds surrounded the ring.
but police prevented any serious dis
order.
Lewis won the nrst fail in seventeen
minutes with a double wrist lock
pn the same bill John Prsek won III
,y,n straight, falls from WladeS HoyszS"
=, inning the first fall in 20 minutes ami
tee second in four minutes using toe
h,ld in both falls.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28
AUTO Recovered

The velie automobile owned by Ann"
Howard. which was stolen from ia
front Of 1861 Main street "Wednesday
night. was recovered yesterday morning
at Twonty-second and Eott streets
where It had presumably been left by
the thief after It had broken down.
The car had frozen and the ens'n"
had been damaged when found ana WAS
taken 10 q garage for repairs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28

Organizing and EQuiNping for Better
Tea ching"
\ conference will he held this after
noon at O'Clock for tn" teachers OF
AL elementary departments of all sun
day Schn"ls N the Wheeling district.
Mrs. Baldwin will aso nave charge oil
this conference. which nj are cordially
inNIInl In attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28
nation for council in the Sixth ward, al

nation for council in the Sixth ward. at
the primary in May.
Mr.. Fry said that friends and fello"
wurkmcn have been urging him Tor
several weeks to get into the race Tor
council. as a workingmen's candidate.
After lengthy consideration and numer'
ous consultations with his friends. ne!
decided last night to make the announce
n:ent.
The newest candidate has spent
practically all Of his life in Wheeling
md in partisan elections has been IN
active Republican.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28
FRY FOR COUNCIL
His Candidacy for Nomination in
Sixth Ward.

Mr. J. Edward Fry. n wei! known en-
rloyc Of the Whtakcr-GlcSsn"r com
rany'S Creek mill. announced last night
that h" will he a candidal" for the nOmi-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28
POSTPONE TRIAL

When william Lewis John Schwartz.
+. 2 Hickman and Louis Peters were
called for trial in criminal court yes
terdav morning to answer 10 charges OF
stealing Il carton Of shoes from the
McFadden store. they moved through
their counsel. Attorney II. A. Nolte.
that the trial h" postponed. whereuron
Judge Man IT. Robinson postponed the
trial until Wednesday Of NEXT week.
III" boys AL pleaded not guilty at
the preliminary barring held IN the
county Jail. bur lut,r ono confessed.
declaring he had committed the Grim"
alone. in an effort :" sh."'d N" Others.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28
PIT HIS FOOT DOWN.

Ben-So your engagement to hxa j.
of. And l just thought she doteo vi
you. <o.,,o-
Iou--Yes. she did But her father
,royed to be an nttdote.-kansas I''E
Star.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28
WESTON ROTARY GUEST.

Willis Sawyer and o. l. Showaltera
Of Clarksburg. and Kent Hall or Wheel
.rg. were Rotary Club guests at Mon
days lunsheon.--Weston Independent.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-11-10
How Word "Hussy" Came.

Did it ever occur to you that there
is no reproach necessarily implied in
the use Of the word 'hussy?" Well,
there isn't, on the authority Of the die
ti0nary.
THussy" is a corruption of "huswife,"
an abbreviation corresponding to the
word hubby" for husband. Huswife,
In its turn, is another form of house
wife.
Of course the corruption or abbrevia-
tion Of housewife originally carried
the meaning Of endearment or familiar
appellation.
But the word has travelled a long
way-and 1t has Travelled downward
in the course of the centuries. So in it's
modern meaning, actual or implied
the word "hussy'' Is not recommended
tor use, even under provocation.
For "hussy," as now used, means y
pert, forward girl; Jade; a jilt." So
there you are.-MHwaukee Journal.