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The Bozeman courier., 1921-09-07

a most delicious luncheon was serv-
ed.
Mrs. H. H. Howard entertained the
girls of the Chi Omega on Thursday
lats with delightful luncheon. Dur
ing the afternoon dancing and cards
occupied the time of the guests and
most delightful time was enjoyed. The
rooms OF the home were decorated
with varicolored sweetpeas.
Mrs. Alfred Dier entertained a
number of friends at their country
home on He'll Roaring creek in West
Gallatin last Tuesday afternoon. Aft
er enjoying a dainty luncheon the
guests spent the afternoon at bridge.
/ Miss Katherine Keown was hostess
at a pretty recipe shower given in
honor of Miss Dorothy Hutton last
Friday afternoon. Dainty refresh
ments were served and the afternoon
was delightfully."- spent in social
amusements.
Last Saturday afternoon Miss Hell
en- Rose entertained friends at her
home at five hundred. At the finish
Of the games the hostess served a
very delicious supper. The house was
profusely decorated with sweetpeas.
Teachers and officers of the Bible
school of the Payne Memorial Christ
ian church were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. E. Lang at dinner give last
Thursday evening. After the dinner
plans were discussed for the work
of the school during the coming win
ter and the evening proved most
pleasant affair.
A meeting was held last Friday af-
ternOon by members of the Baptist
mission at the home of Mrs. T. F
Henegan and well selected program
was rendered. A discussion of jap.
an following short talk by Rev. E
R. Curry upon the subject occupied
part of the tine. Selections on the
piano by Mrs. C. C. Backus were very
e much appreciated by those present
A luncheon was served after the pro
gram was finished.
= A delightful afternoon was spen
last Thursday at the He'll Roaring
creek camp Of Mrs. Walter Cooper
and her daughter, Mrs. Eugene Bunk
er, where they entertained a numbe,
: CT their friends. After a luncheon
= served at one O'Clock the guests spen
= the balance of the day at bridge.
7 Mrs. T. A. Fielding was hostess a
an afternoon of bridge last Wednes
day, four tables being in play. TIL
= guests Of honor were Mrs. Charles E
1 Dunlop OF Spokane and Mrs. E. E
c Lamme of New York City. Daint.
e Refreshments were served.
A pretty and delicious luncheon
!. was served by Mrs. Charles Vanden
e hook, Mrs. Ernest Edsall and Mis-
: Alice Gage, to a number of friend
e last Wednesday afternoon, at tn
:, home of Mrs. Vandenhook. The after
S noon was devoted to bridge.
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Last Wednesday Mrs. E. J. Owen
house and daughter Rosilend enter
tanned at bridge in their home. Three
tables were in play during the after
noon and at five o'clock a most de-
licious luncheon was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Walsh entertain
ed at a six o'clock dinner last We'd
nesday evening, the guests being Mr..
and Mrs. F. L. Benepe.
The sixth anniversary of her birth
day was celebrated last Thursday aft
ernoon by little Miss Elizabeth Cop
ping at her home on South Eighth
avenue. Most Of the time was de-
voted TO games played upon the lawn
until five o'clock, when dainty re-
were served and the b rth-
,ay cake was divided among the lit
5.e guests. There were many very
pletty and useful gifts presented.
Miss Ethel Johnson entertained q
number Of her friends Thursday even
ing at a theatre party and luncheon
served at the Tea Cup Inn. Muse
end dancing formed a part of the
pleasure of the evening.
Tuesday of last week Mrs. S. C
Lovelace and Mrs. J. = -a7~1er were
hostesses at the home Of Mrs. Love
lace to a number of friends. Bridge
was the afternoon entertainment
9our table playing. Before the game!
The Bozeman courier., 1921-09-07

raisins and half teaspoon of ground
mace. Drop by spoonfuls into deep,
creased and floured cake pan, altern-
ating the two batters. Bake As min
utes in a moderate oven. Frost with
white icing to which add some chop
lped nut meats and seedless raisins.
Quick Fruit Bread.
A very nice soda fruit bread by
mixing three cups of graham flour
with cup of chopped seeded raisins,
hree-quarters of cup of brown sug-
ar, half teaspoon of salt, and one
and a half cups of sour milk mixed
with one easpoon Of baking soda.
When we'll mixed place in broad pan
and bake in moderate over so min
utes.
Green Tomato Relish.
For a meat relish make sauce of
green tomatoes by slicing two gallons
of green tomatoes and placing them in
stone jar in layers, cover each lay
er with salt and let stand "a hours.
Drain off all of the liquor and place
the tomatoes in kettle with two lev
ell teaspoons each of ground cloves,
allspice, ginger, mace, cinnamon and
two tablespoons of grated horserad-
ish, three finely chopped large red
Deppers. three finely chopped onions,
one cup of brown sugar and enough
vinegar to cover. Boil slowly for three
hours and place in hot clean jars and
seal.
Sour Cream Cookies.
For cookies that are delicious cream
two tablespoons of butter with two
cups of sugar and when well mixed
beat in two beaten eggs, mix well and
add four cups of flour, one cup OF
eour cream in which half teaspoon
of soda has been mixed. Work to g
smooth dough, place on floureC
board, roll out thing, cut with rounc
,utter, place on shallow pans anC
bake in a hot oven over ten minutes
Honey Salad Dressing.
Salad dressing made by beating al
cog with two tablespoons of honey
until smooth, place in a saucepan anC
stir in one-quarter Of teaspoon o.
mustard, half teaspoon of salt, quar-
tea teaspoon Of paprika, and half
-up of lemon juice; stir over a SLOW
fire until the mixtures reach the boil
re point. Remove from the fire ant
.t:r uatl cold. Add cne cup Of whip
ned cream. Good for all vegetable!
and fruit salads.
Fruit Melange.
Salads that are made by cutting
into small even slices half of a small
reeled cantaloupe two peeled peache
and two California pears; add tw'
dozen peeled and seeded grapes an'
cover with q syrup made by boilins
one cup Of water with half a cup o
sugar, two tablespoons Of Orang
juice and fourtablespOons of lemon
juice. Let syrup become cold befor
pouring on the salad and then Sc
salad on the ice to become thorough
~ chilled before serving.
Veal With Paprika Sauce.
To prepare paprika sauce, fry
finely chopped onion in three table
spoons of butter to a nice brown am
add three level teaspoons of paprik
and one tablespoon of flour; cook fo
two minutes and stir in one cup o
meat stock, when smooth add on
tablespoon of capers, the juice o
half lemon and small piece of lem
on r;nd, boil five minutes and strain
Have the butcher cut four slices o
The Bozeman courier., 1921-09-07

Look for the sign Of the Continental Soldier
in blue, yslOs0 and red, at the side of the road,
al our Service Stations, along the highs0ayS,in
sOindOSO5 and on taes0alI5 Of hundreds of fdeaS-
eTy throughout the six intermoantain states.
The Bozeman courier., 1921-09-07
(loolariine


can beprocured at any COnti-
mental Oil Company Service
Stationandat hundreds of ga
RACES and stores throughout
the internountain country.
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&C." - + rIuH '"r SOM tim" past
About two hundred men Will start back
k-poIt UISatly LEaRsratsd'
rue r"''"rt az my death Is rr"HtN eN-
ri'rat"rl" ~.d M,"i. twain when an
rurnund"d report WAS s"tten ont that
il" And died. and =" Il VAS when re-.
ported that Thrud"rc I:;rht~~ had died
d suddenly Wrdnc>,ia! "t"nlnE. The re-
I."iI was very mach -N',r":al"h as MI
Ei.h,"' q III present alive and we'll
. ready :" deny any su"n - - |
Gihson-Pattsrson Wedding.
4 quiet wedding took place al IN" -
Johns parsonage Tuesday evening At
$40 o'clock. which will come as a sur
prise 10 the younger pr"pIc "r B"n"""d.
, when George NJ. Gibson. a. l;"NW""d.
was united IN marriaH" :" MAS MnH
Patterson. also OF neHw"od. Father
S,haenen performed LIE ceremony and
Wit W. Kurzall AMI ,;"rtrud" F.Rnna-
gan were Attendants The bride ana
groom tc:t fnr Niagara Fails, \, 7"
, whore they Will spend thcir n"aeFmoon
School Savings Bank.
The school savings hank. which was
established in tho Center Bcn"""d
school last week. Is a -H,'"Ss. :" ar
I - per cent ~ tn" pGp''~ hiNr euru..c'
md the deposit AmOIrts 10 S9H. This
0 is Just a now plaza .nt'"du'rd 9! tf"fta-
snr Rider !uSI Tuesday aai ":.ahl"s IN"
children TO acquire Tia" lnn,t - mar
early in I:'e. wm!,a thrN NIL '!nd IS
"mr II the few good hnhits easily ac-
uu!red
: Pocket billiard Exhibition.
This evening at ihc III ard ILi tor
operated l.! Il3:ry MaiA. j. III" Ran"
build!u.. Inrk ,'hAp. ell. 81 New lxrN.
Will play lIar"y l.tmh!-. - Whe"Tn.'
game n: 10" puint~ straight pool
Lambs ~ VOL ku"wn '" Wn'"'lng 80
. one - the best pur..rl ht'lI0rd payers
u: the ph,u Nai'cl. nrh = "SI"' IA -
rutrd foY making '"m"i:"H"r Shot.
'happel comes rrn'n ~" l"rh vel
! recommended and Very exciting game
. If assured. The Gam" Viii start AZ
o'clock and VII he followed "r n" eh'
h!bition Of trirh AMI 'ancV shots BY
chapptI
Aenwood Brisfs.
There are scN eraI had ra>"s or d.rh-
lh-r.a in BrnM"uI and Ni,inlIN under
, quarantine
TWO yuuuS 'hj'd:cn 90 M,," re""la
ar" s,rH y the!' home ur N"trr street
Little Mss ENe!n t;s!r:. "' Me.
Mr.hen street. WHO ha. !""h "m'!ncd
To her home. = ~ q. "ij'r to. ''H.
j H. Mcfarland and '."ni.. have
moved 10 Mozar' IA g.. ll'.r A"aith.
Miss Mary TruaX rr!.:""G h"m" from
detroit. Michigan. last n%hi
The BenwOud k!ttrrs 81 Iidt the
t:aS!rs Ut !Scnwo"d Frda' ut 30.
Mrs.. fcoTEr k"n'n IS very IL At her
home on Water street
MISS Sa"nh TruaN . en- ."''i 10 her
nome on seventh street by Sickness
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.;i - >,
''HN"'"eFS Il. j VI t3otch ana -. -
''""eS were present
Death Due to Heart Failure,
Coroner J. r Nr,'on,nx rendered a
verdi; o. death dr.. To- heart future 90
Yesterday in tfa ra>r ~ sam k,rpc, k,
Austrian. who dr6ppcd dead wh!'r MIN.
inC coat at the lgrrS Rt! mine 1T :
n',N"rk Wednesday, afternoon. Eurrra'
ARRANGEMENTS. have not been made. as
vet OErlr!a!; At the i!!:n,, arr uiatlns
an effort 10 locate, i. possible. any vrla-
lives or friends rl,.,t tbn dr,,,seL n,ar,
mtuht have IN ,hta onu.ry So m "a
- known he had no relatives here.
w.. =. 49,.
asFs u A''@
Beginning this evening the elders a.,
the Church o: 'hr'"t WI h"'a SEVERN.
meetings OK Lord iH!. Evangelist IT"
e. Moore, OF Charleston. VIII deliver tue
sermon IN each n'raNlun. Qu!'" 4 nam
her OF elders O, the N"r!"ns churches Of
art>t ~ the wheeling district. ere "N-
pectrd t" attend
Two SHIPS Come ana Three Go.
APT W H. t"Err Hrl S";EcaNi kaN
",sSe' u. 'n' h.l"" >''''S ar service
.'n.s" '' ling Il r''!' yesterday "lt~r
ut% crror , - w SaS nm' " h"x
we're chr"Rte 10 NASh!nS tom. l|..t.. lrnNl
l";'"h - .ai'2in Huraete WrIgh'
H"H ten ), l. R"dtnau' .iett with capt
Ocker and Sergeant Riasel IN the FOR.
mer's ship Tor the capita; city. All
planes cleared about y. m.
Teamwork Must Come.
Less aE!tal.rn ana adjustment ~
petty gr.ets Must so e II" MoundSvil'e
high school football team Is L. be- 4
success this season. In the opinion OF
several school fans. The Locals II IS
rumorel have begun 10 strike au unha,-
anced note among themselves and little
teamwork IS evlden, on ac"uun, %
personal INJURIES. Slnu,dsl.ll. neclS
Triadelphia on the latter's gr"uuds to-
morrow and Il is hoped the locals will
turn tho tables and SHOW their towns
people lust what sort OF a football team
they have Coach Tiiock viii put The
Finishing touches on the squad in a hard
workout this evening.
No Dscisiou Yet
Lieut. J. 7. EeIman has not vet
reached 4 definite decision A. to the es-
at spot OF the location O. the huge
radio tower for l.ang!n Aviation Field.
Lieut. Rcdman left Yesterday afternoon
Tor WASHINGTON. where no wu} conr.r
with other ntfjriaIs ~ tho air seryIr.
as To the location % tlr tower, lie VIII
return here nrxt we.H AT whIrn i'm. he
Will der!uiteIv anno,ncs ne nrace for
The erection Of th,. radio station.
Has Purchased store.
Robert NJ. Linrh. prominent younxi
man OF this ritythas purchased the r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-04
BENWOOD
water Main Broke

nA1u 0IOxo
About scven-thtrty yesterday morning
the water main on Eighth street broke
and the water supply throughout tho
city was shut off the greater part OF
the day. The break occurred In front
Of the Wheeling Stee. & Iron building
and crew OF men was busy until
about three o'clock in the afternoon re-
pairing ma line, IL Inconvenience
many. especially the housewives az
there are No few, water wells in Rom
wood 20 depend on when anything hap
pens 10 The city supply.
Complain Of had Roads
The had roads just north Of town are
N" cause OF many complaints. espec-
tally the travelling men who have busi-
ness In Benwood every day. Ii sAems
that Il WAS necessary In pile the dirt
and bricks 10 one side oc the road
which makes travelling by auto Aery
rough along this bad stretch.
aalvan1xing Department 20 60 On
A!nng with the other departments
which have started up lately. II Is rum
ored that the EalvantzinG department OF
the wheeling Steel Iron company Will
be the next 1t will resume next Mon
day in full, II 10 reported. having been
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-04
MOUNDSV|lE
DEDICATE ADDITION
TO CALVARY CHURCH
M 9W1TE, 71nnDHHT Or ONO
A3U1H UN1Y10S13X, 10
D0IIVIR OBLIGATORY
DscHpsd cUuvlct Put Daek 20 Worf INT
not N Packing DspArtmsnt
Of Yaoto1y.

rnsnSw addition TO Galway II. E,
church will Do dedicated this evening
Commencing at s o'clock with an AZ
prSsSdsst Of Ohio Northern univsrsity
Win b present and viii deliver Ice
d, ture Of particular Importance TO every
enc
The dsdtcatory services will be held
sunday Afternoon at o'clock and VIII
Be In charge OF Dr.. Smith. The fol-
lowing is tho program for Sabbath day:
Sunday school. $3.50 a. m.
Goal 1000 members present,
1o:46 o. m. sons-"All Hall the Power
Of Jesus Name.
Apostles Creed
Antben-Chcir.
Scripture lesson.
Offering nnd announcement.
Sermon. DR.. 4. Z. Smith,
Song.
Special music by choir and Giee clue.
Dedtcatory services conducted by DR.. A.
E. Smith. ?. IN.
Sermon by DR.. Smith. T:3o p. m.
The new addition 70 Calvary church
makes that Institution an large as any
other IN tho city. The Tow room wild
be exclusively for sunday school work
and for special occasions
Mitchell Flew over.
Brigadier I,cnrraI William II. Mitch
ii,
ice WHO Mas I" have landed here TrSter-
da afternoon cHroUta IL washington
u. e., from 10 ytnn. o. dih NOT stop
owing TO urgent business that had 20 10
taken care nt tn the Capital city. Gen
eral Mitchell was IN this city about ton
days ago Oh his trip west He mad"
the return flight t. Washington from
the Ohio city In one h!S hop H." - no
only "f!yinG general" in the world.
Not in Packing Department.
Rufus BEEN. who exc u,ed Il pa,ti'1.
'ariy c'ry"r "sc:,f" from IN" stat" prison
here late W",.nr Sd,ty u'..rf:!~:: by secret
ing himself IN = box of shirts mad" -
the INSTITUTION. Hnt AhU was c;iptur"d
later ~ New MartIrSvti.e. 'l""s NOT h3,l :"
his old lob a. the pr:SSn factory. B"ru'
would very probably ha,. n"v"r escaped
had II no: been for The fact ttd' =
'knsw tho ropes" In me pLrklnr r."
partment He can NOW be- centennial
with q loh IN 'hr cutting shop wh..'"
there H. l!'t.~ rianr- az hInt going Dr
a. ". o. /. again.
County Court Met.
Tho settlement ~ accounts and "ij.n-
matters with no crGr'v :"ad suI"1.
yisors were 'nLhs yesterday at Hprcirl
meeting OF the county court. only rnd.
tine matters were considered AZ ;his
meeting. President ". VI. ki,,ls. Com
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-04
WAGE CUT PLANNED

New York. Nov. 3-Ch!et operating
officials OF railroads in the eastern ter
ritory planned At = conference To-Day 70
give the required thirty days notice OF
the proposed wage cuts I" represents
tiyss Of each class OF employee the ia''
ter part Of next week. A statement Is
med after the meeting by J. C. "a'oer
who issued as chairman. said II ""u!a
ma ,rpossibir ~ complete details Tor
the prepare zion for such notice pr'"r
To that data
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-04
SHOULD SEND FOREIGN
CHRISTMAS MAIL NOW

Postmaster w W. Irwin advises All
persons who wish I" send par'''S
abroad .nr christmas TO q" SO AT once
and avoid the risk Of getting them IN
tina mails too late, BeSinnlnS VII"
December |. Mr.. Irwin SAYS IN"
Christmas rush Is on. ard II this MAJ
ter OK parcels = attended l" no" II
will do much u tighten the WORK ~ III.
Dost.r cIarks and will assure delivery
on TINA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-04

WISH 10 h"i rothe". Mrs. Emma Rogers
, on Fifth street
Mrs. William k.nG. OF Eighth street
. wtlu has been quite iii for some ;tuc
past ~ rrruTtrd "a Ice improving nicely
Mr.. md Mrs Robert charlton AMI s"a
OF Akron. o. are the guests OF the i0I-
Tris parents. IN Eishtn street,
Mrs MsrEhret lrdcrdork. ~ Tenth
stree; La ~ her house guest Mrs. .l-u.
ne Swan, "a Hoau"N" Va
Mrs H. kl!ner. t.. Wheeling Island -
the rucs, or her mother, Mrs. Mary
Henderson. ~ Firth street
Mrs Maithh Pounds. OF Center street.
received word Thursday Of TIE serious
illness q. her nephew. ". q. Founds. Of
Now Mart!nsIii'e.
Mrs. Charles Creighton. OF Whee!nx
island. was the guest o. MIS-. George
Patterson. Of Jefferson avenue. THURS
II%
Walter Hrt. SON Of Mr. ard Mrs OTIS
Hrt. oc Maple avenue. is quite ~
Mrs. R"hrvcs KERRY Of Iorlcnvl.lr.
* the gneSt 81 friends at Huntington
". Va.
eft Thursday on a visit with friends
and relatives AT Ro,k Lick.
Mrs. WiIt!a; W"udtand and daughter.
90 East Liverpool who have been the
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Peter crow. on
CYPRESS Avenue. felt for their home
nNESNdN
Mr.. ana Mrs. { l.. walton and family
drove to W"llshwg Thursday. the
guests a. Mr.. ana Mrs. g J. R"ardsiey
ard family.
q. W. Carmichael. OF Bowman Ridge
who has been the guest Of friends at
cambridge, O.. returned to his home
Thursday.
". Il Clar'on. Of Cameron. was
business visitor here Thursday.
NJ. p. Fisher. OF Woodland, Is the
guest Of his son. Earl Fisher. on Airing
ton avenue
Mrs. Frank EaSt"n was the guest OF
friends here Thursday.
Miss Isabel Wood. OF Wartham, Tex,
arrived here Thursday. the guest Of
Miss Clarke and nellie Showacre. OF Sev-
euth street.
Mrs. nellie Allen. Of jefferson avenue.
who has been very i'll for some time
past, is reported to be improving very
nicely.
Mrs William Hiiicock. OF Warren, O.,
who has been the guest q, Mr.. and Mrs.
T.. A. FrankhouSer. OF Eleventh street,
LEFT for her home Thursday.
j. ST. Cain IS quite III at his home on
Sixth street.
Egyptians used hand bills for adver
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-04
GOVERNOR MORGAN ACCEPTS

charlsston. W. Va. Nov. S.-Governor
Morgan and Adjutaut General charaocA
v,u a,t.ni the Armistico Day cere-
monies Incident TO the burial OF Am"ri-
cas- unknown soldier at Washington
November II, Il was announced to-day
following an Invitation extended 10 tne
governor by Secretary Weeks.
Governor Morgan VIII marcA with
other officials from the White House
70 the Capitol prior TO the burial cere-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-04
BILL QUAIL STAYS
FEROCIOUS BEARS

William puvaN. who has charge OF
the genera delivery window a. IN" posi-
oftcc. ~ s,.erdIuE u ',ft""n-day VACATION
hunting near E.&snS. ". va lie ~
reported to hay~ Killed ~" hears ana
seyera, other wild animals. His trientS
ar. anxlous,y wa,'!as ~ get the 1e'a"s
Of the expedition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-04
NAY BE ARBIrRATEp

Cleveland. O. Nov. 3.-Sr:ktnG milk
wagon drivers OF the Telling Belle Yer
NON con,nany voted tonight 10 accept a
nroposal made 70 BY the company to ar
bttrats rho wage reduction. hut insisted
on continuance OF closed s"op. j II.
roolidge. vice president 81 the company
notified Mayor w :. Fitzgerald that me
srrikers' decision would DC placed before
-. Atrartora tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-04
COAST GUARD NOT BLAMED

Ansieseay Y. J. NOV. 3.-The tni'ed
States Coast Guard at AngteSea ana
Srone uarbor are exon"ra,ed by coro-
ner's jury today OF blame In connection
with the drowning OF IL fisherman OF
Nersord- Inlet Ear on Monday
Fishermen OF this place had critizeu
the coa, guards FOR falling 70 +"
promptly III seatch OF the men ~hen
they were reported missing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-04
a" SOCIAL.

There will he 4 pie social tonight AZ
Highland school The public IL cordi-
ally invited t. come and help make thl'
= success Retire. shments Of all KINDS
will he served and n pleasant evening
Is promised.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-04
Permit for Storehouse

The Elm Grave Mnlnr accompany re-
c-Ivcd a building permit yesterday Tor
a brick and I'll" sInrrhoUs- 10 be built
next /" the rumranN'S present store on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-04
SUIT Is pm10ssED

Judge J. p. Spmmerv!lle entered an
order In circuit court yesterday d'S-
missing the suit o. Anna b. Williams vs.
William Gardner at tho cost OF tho com
plalnanI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-04
MARX AT NEW Low

New York. Nov. German marks to-
dav dropped to .4S now low record.
This was decline OF ! u points from
me previous low record. made yester-
day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-04

George Buchwaid. popular city detec.
tive, returned to work last night arter
beinR OF duty for q short time III.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-04

Nor. than 5000. n0n persons voted at
III" last presidential election.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-04

tho Natinr ri road at Elm Grove. Tne
permit calls fnl = Nv" story hIiidIn%.
S0x26 feet. and an estimated cost OF
$4.nru. Flanagan & Amos are the
contractors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-04

Egyptians used hand bills for adver-
Using 5000 years ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-04

MrGn's EITAMON has been clearly AM
lack OF energy, nervous troubles. anrmia
tons. poor complexion and a generally weaI
it should no. be used by anYoA. who ORJE
10 nnrrnal. BE snre 10 remember the name
aud genuine yeast. vitamine tShlet-therc is
limitations ur substitutes. You can get
y"nd drrSeists. such as E. Fl. Griest &
bT.g Stores
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-02-28
WEATHER

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And there is no surety that it will so
out like lion, at that. ==gse7
December, January and February
have broken all records in the United
States for mild tempera lures, and there
is no sign yet that there is to be any
great change. There is disturbance
in the southwest, which is causing rain
in the Panhandle of Texas today, and
will probably result in clouds over
Kansas Tuesday. But rain is not ex-
pected in this state, and there will be
a south wind and high temperatures.
The sky is clear today over Kansas,
Missouri. Nebraska and Colorado.
The highest temperature in Topeka
Sunday was 5S degrees at o'clock in
the afternoon, and the lowest was SO
degrees at $50 o'clock this morning.
This afternoon the thermometer will
go to at least SIS degrees, and tonight
not below 40 degrees.
Tuesday afternoon there will be a
tween so and 60 degrees in the after
noon.
The lowest temperature in the state
last night was % degrees at Goodland,
and no lower temperature was re-
ported anywhere in the United States.
The highest temperature ever re-
corded in Topeka on this date was 70
degrees in 1918, and the lowest was 4
degrees below zero in 1913.
At o'clock this afternoon the wind
was blowing IL miles an hour from
the northwest. 2