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Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-08
GRACE Vu|IsL0W
MARRIED HERE
SUNDAY

A very pretty wedding WAS solemn
lied at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
w. Winslow, Monday morning 1t $3.50
when their Oldest daughter, Miss
Grace, was united IN marriage to Ario
w. Hin Of Grand junction. Rev. "A.
Hilbig, pastor Of the Catholic church.
performed the ceremony, .using the
beautiful ring service ii making the
couple husband and wife. The in
tsrior of the Whslow homo presented
m attractive Appearance tie decofa-
tions heing sweet peAs md aznilax. a
large bower was formed Of tie sau,e
l3owers under which tie wedding party
otood during TIE ceremony.
The bride, lovely IN her gown q
white georRetto with . white picture
hat to match, entered On thu arm Of
her father, followed BY her attendant.
Miss Clara Na1oaee Of Grand Junction.
Mfus llnlonoe WDge . dainty GuWu o4
.orxhid oEnnn3ie With 1T = latch.
Tha gEoom followed with HI 6ees
man, Nr. Nfllayd Ross alSo u Cfend
Juneticn Charles Wfnsboy, brp111z
u H. bTide, carried D. lfnG = -
heaxt a. large rose. The weddi1g
march wns played by he hride's sis-
ter, Nra Carlton SllA
Irs. Hfll i truly ! Cunnisoa girl.
having lived hare afnee > small girl,
Graduating from ths High GeA8ol and
later frun fhe Normal. 81 spent {
veax q Icsefto HeiG1ts Ak1delnZs =
benvse. TIE charming young hdy
has I bost q ffiends 6gs aA1 8
Gfan1 Juct3on, whers - has t6nGAl
n III pohlfe schools Of that e1ky n
- yearzy md where - rnnaancs
e. 1iill s : pscilissnt yssIse basi.
- ~ q Grsnd J1netien, bo1ng d.
s11le1E6d n H. yoste<k steee q 1f61
'GItx 81 = truly deeegymg u o.
~ (1 ISons c9131ning Gix1Ss
l611SWjn4 H. - noaY = sunnptu-
- v0dimg bHea1kf61k wn1 nGes01 q
9hfeA eovexs WeEe ~ 4oe IL ~.
lGI7SR eneo&s bess1oo ~ ND 6nd
i1lu nj a4ts 1ts; N M III
~ 4 Wl1l1eW, ~. - .1lkes N -
~. ~ llrA CoEyepD = d
!: II - In. n Cgllll -
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-08
RALPH ALLEN AND FAMILY
RETURN FROM TRIP

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Allen and
children and Mrs. Ellis johnson and
son, Jerome, returned last week from q
three weeks pleasure trip in their car.
They toured thru Montana, Utah, Ida
ho and Wyoming. covering distance
Of $500 miles. They state that In all
their travelling thru the four states
they had not seen q camping ground
that was 20 poorly equipped and one
that afforded 80 little. accommodation
g the Gunnisan camping ground. In
Glenfock, Wyoming. town smaller
tina Gunnison, the town owns Z 5000
municipal camping ground with
community hos1se wkich ii equipped
with electric stoves, hok and cold vat
er faucets and many other con-
veniences, all Of which are open to the
public free Of charge. The Aliens es-
pecially enjoyed their "trip thru Yell
iowstone National Park, where they
Al Il the huiIdinsMs, 81 iuSss ard i e evsry. ~.
thing b the pesk isve ben M ncv,iv'
painted and tie hotels oiIer fine q.
ccmmodationa.
All thru Wyoming, Idaho and Utah
progressive towns pay especial aften-
tion 70 their camping sites. eve were
told befora leaving Colorado ~
numerous parties to avoid Cheyenns.
sCamping gruuna bad., On the other
hand oaia Wy0ming ~ it,
camp sito ~ = 10ll square cofnorin9
NTH IN piblic 1ibfstT city h1lf al
eommun3eX church. a epsdal jnnitoe
4 hired = elf9 tor teoriSts alid tkSy
ne ~ tagnent o. ~ chu1ek u
ecok =. - 3 ee6aine te = Z fIes!
|H6noo1kYfGk t1 - r fhia Fo0n1s1
AZ ~ @eond Jehction ana 1f6ak &
& { s. 8: 8: 5:
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-08
PITTstR IS PITCHING
I FOR cH|Clel team

Chester Pittser who left here. few
weeks ago for the east, Is with the
Chicago city baseball team now. A
veek ago Sunday, Ches pitched q
Eo-run, no-hit game for that city. On
~ Fourth he pitched Shit, 2-run
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-08
CATTLEMENS' BALL AND ALL
SORTS OF JTTNEY DANCES

Thru = misunderstanding the nm
Of the usual Cattlemen's
Ball which winds up the celebration
On Friday night. July 16, was omitted
from the program published last week.
ne committee plans to make It the
usual splendid social function. In ad-
ditinn Il has secured /. o. o. F. Hall
fsf Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
dlnces every night, These start 4
nlne O'Clock each evening. Price 10
cents > dance. Or three for : quarter.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-08
ll[llD T0,uE /
CITY no s|lERTDk

Ths first train to 70 into the Sill
yerton district from Durango since
June 2, went thru last Saturday night.
The town was without train service
for nearly month, due to washed
out track.
The track to Lake City is reported
in repair within mile Of that town
and should be pushed thru in 4 day or
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-08
CID EVANS HAVING
MORE TBluBl[s'

Sheriff Hanlon went to the Lake
Fork Wednesday to bring over Gid
Evans, who = again at the bar Of
justice for alleged trouble with and
threatening his neighbcrs. It seems
Mrs. a. e. Croft has = ditch running
thru his place and was cleaning II out,
removing some driftvood, etc. Il e
alleged be threatened and abused her
and finally Weut to tnSn his vitiOu0
Sce leose upon A(ra Cfokk At this
,peint ~ wag nte1ped " Jetn Blnirs
minute 4 Nss fsleasSd., 6FiaI ~ =
for yest<B1ay morning a ~ eouuty
court but was postpoNsd tilT Nondnv,
~ Mr.. Evans wanted to bring VII
nesses for his side Of tie case. -
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-08

Girardest Z HoteAkiss Of Data hayc
secured the contract for bui1ding,
grading and surfaeing the a mil0
o. state Highway sfE1n' 9ap1nsso -
ward Gunnisen. The csnfsGUt pFioo
q $33,628 ana veEk y - hegin ves4
shsrtiy. Thsy will eaf3y : esmpletsa
road around ths big curve est q
Elk creek and wsli y ~ Red esssh
meAa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-08
OFFICIAL PROGRAM OF cELE-
BRATION OUT T0M0RROW

The Official Souvenir Progranas are
almost ready from the Newp Cham
pion press, and barring accidsnts, viii
IS out Saturday afternoon.
They viii BE- very handsonne rEp-
grams and excellent specimts1 q 1ke
printing at and carrying not euIy
much high-class advertising, but 6olHe
very good booster stories for Gum !
county. D. B. Herrick has keq4 h
men. men They IS Vii seII aa It 10 10 esssEk al
one 70 send = your friends.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-08

The Osoha Camp Fire girls with
their guardian, Miss Kate Walker,
hiked e Hartman Rocks Wednesday
and had : picnic.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-08

CemmisGioner George Snllfvd13 md
a. u. Tlo1na1 rod supt., ana6n = txip
- ~ Iake. 1erk yesterday - -
how the rod repairs on tl16t 8oi1y
damaged tet1itpey were rtogyessing.
Wee1nen I1stal1 0Gie6s. 5
Ntodnaea II ~ Wcxl CiIisr,snn
CeSp ~. - inntallea ~ I.D
c. Sa11 &. l1he IL; Nh II
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-08
Tn1ke I1He Hflke

1Liss Aliee Psek 81 Miss Este
Walker, q ~ Normal 1aenlty, stazt-
- early Sunday morning ard hled
IN the y4y 70 Sapinero. On 1Gcnday
~ yosln ladies walked 70 Cinattcn
and eaM4z& the train boek to Cunnf-
son. Use efrls refused nepy ltfte
|aad ~ ~ CERTAINLY enjo5ed u tn
a ssfe sad sene way e splad ~ ~
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-08

John and Robert Curiey, Who have
been doing some nnining near Bower
mani With their father. wsre h town
Ihex1dax: sIhey have been quite sue
cesft4 tn.Gil ventures ct Casper, Wyc.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-08
THIEVES BREAK Into
CEMENT CREEK ClB|Is

On complaint Of Adams Bros, Sher-
Ia HanloN made = "trip TO Ceulent
creek yesterday TO search for the
psspettators Of thieving expeditien
which had broken into their cabins It
tie cattle camp md stelen . lot of
things. Other parties IN the neigh-
borhoed haye suffered - well; ca6lns
at ths Ahrens and Rudoayh SnelfAr
places having been eu1nfe1. Some
weeks 40 Barney Ge4allni had SONS
valuable nxtieles. taken from q tent.
1he 6het18 - - 6aR uade no N
rutay b1t 1f = evident Some HGht-
1h1G1d GentxY n this region aye
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-24
TEHIRE ALI. AGAINST TT NOW

OF
i"i ~ IS bad
h." ha'
tho
WasnE' Mr.
deputy
complaint largely rssp'n
further eHatn't that the Ia"
"
union
prohibit 7" entering
disorders by the
commissioned a" such" were pail
Of of ~ TON on
every ton @
Aey with interesting
clear
pTA'"F
Of tho public sentiment
reached the executive
confidence that at me next session
entire he ae"!iShe1
of 4" be duly and
companies
paid BY the company W." side with their epSe~
t..~hc rronstra
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JUDGE BAKER
WILL DECIDE
DRY" ISSUE.

SpecIa, p'.rs -, 70 The IntclliEencer.
NartIr~nI"r. w. Va Sept. e.
charged w,,n tn" manufoc:ur" Q;
counterfeit, and spurious coins. and ais"
attempting TO pass such In the vicinity
in when they reside IN Randolph
county. MIKE M"nirh John and Tom
le-kor!r wcrc placed on trial IN Unto!
states rour' hero his afternoon. Scv-
era. witnesses were examined by hc
government and the dcfcAS" AMI ind!-
cations ar" ;hq; ths't7ta, vii b" given
to ~" bar" ~ nn"H tom6r-''".
George CruS&.nnd wRa found guilty
day Of manufacturing lC"r at h!S
h.mc IN rc"..,ns. and vas Sort'Nr"d -
.nc month IN jaN a-d Iacd SEQ.
FORMER Assistant l.-tr!r; Attorney
Chnr,cs y. Camrhc... representing
,;"rrS" Newell. accused MORGAN county
,uuonshluer. tudar PRESENTED new
YaE,c De-" &c gcn":A, attack made ~
warrants ~ prohibition aG"nts in ~"
district. llc declared tina sat" wa
rent, !,o':-d Nv justices &C 'Ne peace,
on though they arc acting ~ i""
" ..,!c,.,. commits vir'c~. must conform
wfh fedora! warrants or they arc In
Valid Judge EAEc: took Tie mat;oT
undo consideration. declaring tina: ~"
w,r:,d m" IN n" motion early NEXT
week.
Jamos s Eranron. Of Rom" county.
pleaded E".t'y 70 whit" slavery. ard
was sentenced - serve 4 year and 4 az,
n; Nt.a"ta
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-24
NJ Coy CASE IN
HANDS IF JURY

Williamson. W. Va. sept IS '.,r
case OF J. q Mccoy. who IS charg.'.
with completely IA II" staying OF Harry
Station. ~ SpriES. ". Va. during the
Ningo county disturbances. last May.
went 70 tho jury late to-day. THIS &C.
ton followed briefly arguments by
Course. for 10th sides. after Mccoy rad
zone on tho stAnd on rs d"tcns" and
he STATE emp.nycl r,hwtt"I w!,nc"s''
Mccoy TOLD the jury that while Ii" and
Dave Phillips and william Parsley were
Rhou: the scene OF the shooting a; tho
THO Sta.cn was Killed and We're arm
cd. thai neither he nor MS "onTa lions
ii-ed shot. Mccoy declared that while
there was 4 great drG! ~ f'r!nE h"'ng
done at the time mos. "C ~" shooting
seemed TO come from the kc"'"'kH side
OF Tug river. MCCoy said cmphat.'a.,y
that nc did ru. f.ve = shot, I"T q: aTy
OF his companions.
Tho eight wear Oh son 90 station. H'r-
~ Station. Jr. and tho nice" o. -" dead
man, Maud Hanna. we're placed on n"
stand BY the state ~ rrhUtta. w.;nesS"",
Roth testified tina: S'at"n had boon
standing when StrUcH down with h.s
hack TO the place from which the snot
Ca1Ie,
Al 1910 o'clock to-n'gh', IN" jury
was reported 20 y" still celebrating.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-24
SOCIAL CENTERS OPEN
SOON

wh~e.!nx'S .rst social center. as
mar. 81 ne yca~-rouAd recreation pro-
gram. - - rc opened at Mckinley
schoo' ~ DccohHv -. later number
cs o,n..r >caooIhu,ses Vii be useI t"r
his pu~roS. G-fAlte program mas
been c,,,..r".t tor community Activities
-: ;hesc ssor.,i ,erters. and L IS hard 10
So how they can be other than sue
cess.
These cen;vrs are TO be FOR the adults
IS well a. the young people OF the COM
nuu:.,. In tN,t sp.t.A. attention Will
h.. pail :, .a'rrsS,.rg ar:lv!;!cs FOR men
AMI -. such as music entertain
rr.n:s aai San:~s o. various suitable
hinGS
AZ Hr>r ;te social ,sate- VIII De-
novelty. N"d 4 may /" u Nt;," difficult
% ct 49,. peop.n ~ 4 ncsghoorhood 20
con-. THIS NJ gradually ," overcome
howry"- cd the n"w institutions will
ca;e: . Mi" a~:l otlus'fuI7ess. Not 'he
least ra...Nb'.. o: tc"'- rC;!N!t!es Will he
he bringing cnge'her % IN o people
under pleasant auspices
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-24
GOING UP

"Ev!dences are multiplying tha: tho
corner has been turned ard ;ha: We hays
passed the most acute stage OF the re-
adjustment p-rtod."
In these cheerful words Governor
Harding o. the Fedora, Reserve board
adds his endorsement 70 the similar
sentiments expressed recently by close
observers OK tho business and Industrial
situation. Two weeks ago today this
same ASSERTION was made n diG"reat
words. n Tho Iucellsgencer by Roger "
Baoson. who contributes q special ar
,icle 20 tho ularke: page u th!s paper
once every week.
For many months business went down
down. down. Now - has struck the
bottom and started back up. At arsc
It's climb will be slow and arduOus. no
doubt. But the way $ reasonably clear
and the climber ~. become stronger
the asccn; less acute. as tho DAYS go by
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-24
Two Reservations Adopted to
Safeguard American Inter-
ests-Borah Alone in OPP
position-U. S. Troops to
Be Withdrawn.

Washington. Sept. @3.--Th" treaties Of
peace negotiated by tho administration
with Germany. Austria and Hungary
were approved today by the senate for
eiEn relations committee but with w"
reservations.
Ono reservation similar 10 Lodge
reservation ~ the treaty of Versailles
wuuld require an act OF congress prior
Ia representation on or participation IN
any foreign agencies or commissions BY
an American representative whose nom
nation would have To be confirmed By
tho senatc. The other Is designed 10
protect the property rights OF Amerl-
cnn citizens as we'll as OF tho Ameri-
can government in the three former
c""my countries.
Adoption Of the TWO reservations
brough; from che White House the
statement that while President Harding
had not seen their text lie favored the
principles involved and II" "hj""i"n
would b. raised by the administration
TO ratification with the propose" rcScr-
vationS attached.
Opposed By Borah
Senator liorah, Republican. Idaho, a
loader Of tho REPRESENTATIONS" in III"
treaty OF Versailles ratification fight
alone Of the foreign relations committee"
members stood OUT against the rrs"iu-
ton that the treaties be ratified with
the proposed reservations.
Democratic committee members Joined
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-24
PENITENTIARY SEEMS TOO
SEVERE

Provided ;Gere are no circumstances
other than those reported. the case OF
Rober, Henderson. convicted OF larceny
and sentenced 10 serve two years IN the
state pen!.ent!o-y.. appears 10 be a suit
able one :or ciemsncy. Henderson. a
world war solder. IS said TO have
bought aa accordion on payments from
a local finn. He I'D not keep up the
payments. hu. sold tho instrument
Cn6tr the letter % the law. he was
guilty Of larceny ard the court could
not Do otherwise than impose sentence
To the average man, however this
seems TOO small an ocenss 10 deserve
tho brand % the pcnttent!ary. Hender-
son should y. corrected os course but
a sttn jail term would appear ample
unless there be circumstances N connec-
ton with tho case that have not been
Published.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-24

ahead. bu: the majority do no'. This
sarne phenomenon Is seen time after
time IN the stock market. When stocks
are low people do not buy even though
tAey are automatically certain that
they Will make big profits When stocks
20 up and up. people Cock TO buy, even
though 4 IS :hen certain that their
PROFITS wi! not be unusual and possible
that they may not make q rroht.
In reasonably short time We shall
have prosperity again. although 4 will
not be the hectic kind that followed tho
war Making moro money. and with the
prospect OF continued employment. many
will cease TO put anything IN the savings
bank. This particular twist OF human
nature seems to be so deeply !ngrained
as TO be inei ldlcable except IN !ndi-
vidual cases
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-24
THE RENT STRIKERS

A comm~ndah.e spirit has been shown
by the "r"nt strikers" az Charleston,
this state. but their chances Of ult-
mattel winning their hgh: ar. not bril-
tan. \ certain iorllord n The capital
c:ty who owns number OF apartment
houses has announced i rent increase Of
20 percent 10 take effect October / The
tenants declare they vii. give him
checks rcr me old amounts and then see
what happens.
Wha: will probably happen Will b."
that me landlord VII bring the usual
sui. :or possession and get judgment
under :he state law. The cases may
thca be appealed from Justice court u
circuit courc. bu, as IN" ev!de7c" Is
plain tho landlord would probably win.
I. IS rexreteable that such - the case,
but there "a al present no leEa. remedy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-24
SENATE COMMITTEE VOTES APPROVAL
OF TREATIES WITH CENTRAL POWERS

with the other Re7uhl!crrs IN ordering
tn" l,lr's reported faN"rabiy 10 iho
.rna," whey" they we're presented late
,o.;:,y by Senator lodge. Of Massachus-
cts. Republican and committee chair
man.
Tho trcau.s. Scnat-r Ledge announc-
ed arc 10 hn called before the senate
tomorrow. when hc plans 70 make pre-
Carent'a, motion for their discussion
ahead OF all other business. II Is pro-
posed. however. to give RICH, Of way
next week 20 the tax bill and TO have
night sosnions. beginning probably next
Tuesday, in an effort 10 hasten ratinca-
ton
To Withdraw U. S. Troops
Committee discussion Of the treaties
today developed that the adm!nistrn-
tiou u..Hs to begin withdrawal OF
American troops from Germany inmed-
lately after ratification. Senator Lodge
tod rhc committee he lad been so ad-
viscd by Secretary Hughes. adding that
the American forces would be greatly
reduced ai.cr ratification. hut when
romTlr;" evacuation would be arcomD-
uShcd was undetermined II was in
Dictated during til" discussion that 4
small b.dy for American representation
might remain .u'.c!.r:'c'y on the Nhinc
The commuters discussion 10 report
the ,rcati.S brought, s,!iAm N the
ranks of the "!..aroar"!hIcS' Of the
Versailles treaty hEi:. Senator John
stnn, republican. california. who VAS
associated prominently with Senator
Rnrah IN opposition |" TN" Versailles
treaty, today vote cor rat!h,ation with
the reservations. hn"tH"r !rT""oac.l-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-24
RIPPING RHYMES
THE QUIET LnH.
BY WALT MASON

When village clocks arc striking
nine. 10 my room repair. and on my
downy couch recline, and throw some
nightmares there. And people say,
You miss so much, who sleep the
hours away! You should wake up and
keep In touch with night life. which
Is gay; Then all the live wires are on
deck, and bands play jazzy tunes. and
you should through the village trek.
and blow in soma doubloons." The
Lights are glazing. white and red.
Throughout: tho noisy night but l
have parked myself in bed and there
I'm sleeping tight. And in tho morn
ing when l read tho night-life tales Of
crime. ! say. "A man must sleep, in
deed TO have a high class time Bill
.rimpson had his pockets picked while
looking at a game, and Jasper links
was badly licked for smiling at a
dame. I see that Boggs. whose cars
a treat. 4 has such wondrouS power.
,.rs punched while coming down the
street at forty miles an hour. And
Min" was knitted and Pete WAS shot
10y Eangstcrs, IL is said: why should q
man through dangers trot when be
can sleep In bed? BY night all perlls
dire ara loosrd. and evil runs amuck:
sane II the wight who goes to roost
when curfew's hour has struck"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-24

senate floor. Senator Johnson. however
was said to feel that with the reserVA-
ito relating to Congressional consent to
American membership on allied commits
sions. applicable especially TO the repair
atoms commission. ample safeguards
against "entanglinE European alliances
were provided and the League Of Ma
lions and other features Of the Yer
salllcs treaty OF which he dlsapprovede
finally rejected.
Leaders Of both parties tonight de-
ciared that ratification Of the three
treaties was assured
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-24
District Attorney Walker
to Be Operated Upon

Martinsba"@. West Va. SEPT q
Distr!c' Attorney Stuart ", Walker.
who was unable TO leave his residence
here yes .rjay. 10 attend United states
court owing 10 illness which at that
time vs. thought TO be trivial Will
probably hc compelled to leave her" IN
the neg: COW days 70 undergo an opera
zion. :. r,.rnber Of his stan announced
today when asked % the colonel's con-
d,,loa. CC,oael Walker was confined 10
his residence again toCay. HIS trouble
: said to be caused by his eyes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-24

Tho colored parson who applied for a
liquor permit for sscramcntal purposes
and who, when asked what kind ~
liquor he wanted. replied thac tho con-
grcgat!on had voted To "hab It GIN" was
only living UP 70 the trend % tho times
Hts sptr!tua. efforts surely left nothing
70 DO desired.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-24

President Nari!nC's cnrcr ~ ITS have
been taken. Now. - h~ g@ca on another
week end vacation IT Coz ans any other
hs!nous crimes. the Dcm"Crntn will have
way 70 catch him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-24

IS said to be a national duty. IN order
70 keep the National r.Ckie Packers In
business. Well. wore glad Il isn't olives.
anyhow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-24

Tho frst marriage ever performed BY
=, Woman In washington. i g., was exc
ted recently by Judge MA!y "To".c,
no only woman ofhCia. o: the m"ni"'Tai
rpurt- The DISTINGUISHED ccu:.o We're
Ralph ". WnrIweH and M'as I,u;A 90
tit!a FaipennY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-24

As Grea. Britain is TO have SIX MEM
bsrs on her conference team. ours may
DO .ncrses ed to that number. correct.
II there IS football scrimmagc We
cart afford 20 bs outnurhoret.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-24

tn" Veterans Bureau. T. w3s an
nouur",l today has given GcorC" w. MI
,nr. cM-srrvicc man o. Huntington. Il
'rmnorarv total disability rating and
n compensation award OF $50 month.
dating from July %. 1921.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-24

TIE modern ass ~ rsdium are COM
ing sevAca! celebrations too late. What
4 boon 20 humanity had the KeyholeB OF
our ancestors been Illuminated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-24

Judging by roccnt GENTS. cur coal
Acids exist principally 20 be invest
gated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-24

'":laps.blo wheelharrows have been
n, cut"d t"r dwsllers IN fats Collaps!-
bic pocketoooks have been IN us" Cor a
!ouE tine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-24

An Akron woman's husband admired
other women. so -" KIDD HIM. That
reason Il no. any Older han the world.
any how.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-24

II re should happen t. be acquitted
Fatty Arbuckle would probably. be com
- .l,I 10 b3"kle DIVA 20 wu:K
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-24

Fierce rio:s IN Belfast" headline
n New York T.racs FOR Aui 1t Is. 1896.
\ cry serv!ccnh!" heaHiiu~ "v"n today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-24

John Rarieyrorns ghost. Il has been
discovered after prolonged scientific In
v"st!2ation. Is an alcoholic spirit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-24

r" f0>'rN'.N" department has isau""
;.us'uln,:.r rum'n.>sluuS q" ''""rr" can
t'"id. r.. Ho'a!r. W. Va, md William
T. corey. WEAVER W Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-24

The Sir.s 0: today have something 81,
;H"!r ancestors. hu, hey have 20 20 "a *
o. Eve 10 prove L
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-24

\. WHs' V:rs'n.en has h"rn nam.
head Q; the r1t!on'~ n,:r. ,"rf 80 T.'
hcli mako things -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-24

sounds natural OR beer to be mentioned
along with bars.