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Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1921-07-28
TEMPORARY PASTURES
ARE BEST FOR SHEEP
From TO- to IA Days Is Long
Enough on Same Ground.
Basis Of Acre to rs Animals Is More
Satisfactory Than Seeding Larger
Areas-SmaIler Lots Are
Convenient.

prepared by the United States Depart
ment OF Agriculture)
For health and for economical use
Of the pasturage it is undesirable to
keep sheep on the same ground more
than from ten to fourteen days, say
specialists Of the United States De-
partment of Agriculture, in discussing
the question Of raising sheep on tenn
porary pastures. The mdst generally
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1921-07-28
Nerve.

young man. i admire your nerve
asking for my daughters hand"
Good heavens, Sirl You don't
mean to say she's as bad as that ~
American Legion Weekly.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1921-07-28
Elastic Side

Satin slippers are affecting the
small piece of elastic at the side that
they may fit more snugly over the
ankle. Narrow barrettes across the
lnstep are very good and often q semi
precious stone glistens on a fiat orna-
ment.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1921-07-28
Earrings.

Now that ears are again making
their appearance, they must be orna'
mented. Earrings Of the long drop
sariety are being worn for evening.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1921-07-28
Tam-o'.Shanter

With the fapper, tam o'shanters are
aeDin finding favor. They are Of wool,
oil cloth, taffeta and occasionally tf
straw or leather.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1921-07-28
LEGION MAN UNION OFFICER
California Organization Adjutant Well
Known for Activities With
Fellow laborers.

Fred F. Bebergall Of San Francis
co, who Is now serving his second
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1921-07-28

William G. Rockefeller, a brother of
John D., attended an American Legion
Carnival at Greenwich, Conn, recently.
The following day there was delivered
to Mr.. Rockefeller's garage a shiny
new flivver sedan. 1t cost him SIS
which is the sum he had paid for en-
trance tickets. One Of the tickets was
numbered 13, which proved to be the
lucky number.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1921-07-28

The apprehension of nearly 500 draft
deserters since the publication of the
Stacker lists began has justified the
position of army officials and the Am
erican Legion in their stand favoring
the publication of the list. About half
of the 10000 names of deserters have
been published and of the 500 men ar
rested through the publicity Of the
lists. 200 have been tried and so con-
victed.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1921-07-28

In Florida they look at hot weather
as q state of mind. 1t was announced
that the American Legion football
squad of Jacksonville had begun prac-
tice. The team is coached by Joe
Berchan. who was on the coaching
staff of the University of Georgia. The
Jacksonville soldiers expect to have
one of the strongest teams in the
south.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1921-07-28
Carrying on
With the
American Legion
copy for This Department Supplied b
the American Legion News Service.)

Copy for This Department Supplied by
the American Legion News Service.)
Russell G. Gross Of Philadelphia
who filled, Stacker Bergdoll's place In
the army and who was killed in action
in France after winning citation for
bravery, will be honored by the Over
brook, Penn, post of the American
Legion, whose members have decided
to name their projected community
house for the hero. The Overlook
post will also change its name to the
Russell c. Gross post.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1921-07-28
IMPROVED UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL
Si11nldaySehoel .
Lesson '
LESSON FOR JULY 81
SAUL TEACHING AT ANTIOCH.
(By REV. P. B. FITZWATER, D. D..
Teacher OF English Bible in the Moody
Bible Institute OF Chicago)
e. 1921, Western Newspaper Union.)

LESSON TEXT-Acts u:19-30
GOLDEN TEXT-A whole year they
assembled themselves with the church,
and taught much people.-Acts u:26.
REFERENCE MATERIAL - Acts 5:42;
Tim. 2:5-7; II Tim. 2:2.
PRIMARY ToPIC-Carrying Help to
Jerusalem.
JUNIOR TOP1C-saul Helping Others
In the Christian Life. r
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOPIC
Entering Upon New Career.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC
"A Years Teaching in Antioch.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1921-07-28

New American Legion posts have
been organized in Minnesota at Brook
Park, Clarissa, Morgan Park, Duluth
Birchdale and Albany making a total
of 4S3 Legion posts in the state.
An exclusive section of Rose Hill
Burial Park, New Orleans, Ia, has
been set aside for use of American
Legion posts Of the city.
Fifty thousand members is the goal
Of the Minnesota American Legion
Auxiliary for 1921.
The Washington times., 1921-05-27
Isle Socks, 3 pair for e.

Children's Mercerized Isle VX
Socks plain colors and two
toned effects, with assorted colored
fashioned turnover tops.-Ftrst Floor.
The Washington times., 1921-05-27

Women's Leather Handbags, " i
purses, swaEger bags and van
ity books, an assortment of well-made
up-to-date styles: in black and colors,
First Floor.
The Washington times., 1921-05-27
Girls MILDLY Skirts,
$1.59 Tablecloths.

Mercerized Damask Pattern ~
Table Cloths, center patterns,
hemmed ready for use. FIRST Floor.
The Washington times., 1921-05-27
Sofa or Chair Cushions,
Misses $1.25 Union Suits e !

Misses low neck and sleeve ~
less, tailored finished neck,
shell trimmed pants.-Ffrst Floor.
The Washington times., 1921-05-27
Cotton Vests, 3 for

women's SOC summer-weight VA
Gauze Cotton Vests. band-top
style. in regular and extra sizes: we'll
known Forest Mills" brand: also a few
bodice style. In regular sizes.-Ftrrt
Floor.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-10
LUNA ENPRESA De AUTOMOBILES EN- PUERTA De TERRA
senoes Smovood Bros ergen aquel barrio es~
tacion para la venta alquler de carros Ford
que costara S25000

la Ford Motor Co: pero no obstante
no tendri su agencia NADIA que yer con
Ia representation de los seflores San
(Scz Morales Co. que por tanto
ticnllpu han cstatlo representando a Ia
casa Ford rn esta isla. Y que aun la
repreScntan con un gran exito. FL
spi1or Smallwood nos diio, que uno de
los nucYoS Sis.emas. es el de tener
dos agentes Ell c;,ta Sitio. pudiendo ca
da agente actuar independientemente
del otro. Y ellos Gicen que ese nuevo
sisteua le ia dado resultados muy
satisfacto1inS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-10

Los hermanos Smallwood, desde ha-
ce amos, Iinicos poseedores de la lfnea
principal de automobiles que funciona
en- la America Central, con oficinas Ell
como segundo punto en- America Es-
pamela, para darle impulse Il su nego-
cio, tai fin han dado comienzo
Ia erection aquf. en- Puerta de TERRA,
de una gigantesca estaci1n para Ia
venta. reparaci0n V alquiler de carros
Ford s0lamente, cuya fdbrica costard
alredcdor de $125,00O. La hermosa
obra Ell proyecto sera levantada en- la
carretera central, que une a San Juan
con Santurce, junto al mercado pdblico
municipal. en un solar que mide apro-
ximadamente Glen pies cuadrados, Y
comprado por la firma Smallwood Bros
al seilor Jose Gual, antique comercian-
te de Puerta de TERRA FL sitio donde
+ ha de levantarse Ia mencionada esta-
Ci0n, actualmente csta SiendO objetO
de una limpieZa general para la cual
Ia sido derrumbada una vieia casucha
d0nde por muchos amos funcionO ALI
un Dpqueno establecimiento de pulpe-
! ria Tan pronto como este el terreno
j liSto, cmpeZara la mano de obra, que
los hermanos Smallwood desean tencr
dfspuesta para su negocio a principles
del ailo pr0Ximo.
FL editicio sera conStrufdo de CON
creto, V constara de dos tres pisOs,
Y abarcarl un radio de 81 por 30 pies
cuadrados.
Serd proyisto este nuevo Y moderno
/ edificio, de todo ell comfort Y adapta-
clones modernas. asf como de ascen-
sores 10 tan solo para los yisitantes :;
sino de uno muy poderoso para eleyar
los carros hasta el primer piso.
Las otcinas generates de la compa-
ffa seran provistas de amplias ven
tanas con cristales. que dar1n hacia
la avenida principal.
Ell segunGo piso sera destinado para
realizar ligeras reparaciones de los ca
rros V para otroS trabajos simiiareS.
Consta la c0mpanfa de ciuco heimano@
William l. Smallwood, que cS el vice
ipre>idente. siendo cl presidente I. II
Smallwood. quien hi pasado una pre-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-10
" pudo verse como pasaba una EXPIRE
sion admirativa por sus ojoS.
EN- Ell CITY HALL

En- ell City Hall Sc tribute al maris-
cal una nueva ovaci0n. ell alcalde
HyIan descendi6 dos o tres escalones
para saludar al yaliente veterano,
mientras una compailfa de soldados
de Fort Hamilton prescntaba armas.
Despu6s de unos cuantoS minutes de
charla. conddjose al eminente militar
al "AIdcrmanic Hall, para la recep-
ci5n official.
Una vez alli el alcalde Hylan tom6
la palabra. expresdndose eli esta for
ma:
La ciudad de Nueva York allegro
! V cordialmente da In bienvenida al
director determinado Y demdcrata de
las fuerzaS militareS de Ia libertad.
Ferdinand Foch: no cs 6sta una re-
cepc6n de cumplidO. Sino ulla pr0teS-
ia leal de amor y afccto que existe
entire los pueblos de Francia los Fs-
tados UnidoS Y un sincere merecido
tribute al generalfsimo Dc los cidrr-
/ tos aliaGos.
| PidamoS Dies que lie vuelvan Il
ocurrW horrores scmeiantcs Il aque-
| Hos de los cllaleS acaDam de emerger
! las nacioneS de In TERRA.
Procetlij entonccs Fl alcalt,p II otof-
gar In lihertad de III ciudad al ma-
riscal. este replic6 ell frances;
Me faltan l,alabras para eXpreSar
cl spntimirnto que me embargo al
1 dcsenbarcar cn eSta bella ci'Jdad. la
/ atm6sfcra de Siinlr!tfa me coumurre.
Espero QUO la misi1n que NE tIaio.
terminara con tXito.
, Toms entonces In palabra el gpber-
inador. Miller dicicndo:
/ Los EstadoS Tnidos oS coneideran
como cosa propia oninan que ii union
que ha existido ertrc F'rancia y los
Estados CnidoS, cimentada por 10 Que
pudo llevarsc a c;iho haio NueStrc
mando. es un augurio de 10 que deh(
ser en- el futuro~
! A las 2.:30 y. III. 81 mariScal Foch
sali6 del City Hall para Ia estaci1n de
/ PENNSYLVANIA. donde aborGo un tren
para Washington.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-10

We temporada con su hermanO aqu!.
para la sonpra de solar Y comitnzo dN
la fabrica en- proyccto Y que actual
mente So encuentra en New York. en
gestiones de Ia compra Y elnbarque
del material necesario para Ia gran es-
taci6n.
FL senior William |. Smal!wood. fuc
una vcz inspector de automobiles en
la zola del canal, en- la epoca en- qU'
Mr.. Shanton era jefe de policia. on
el ai1o 1906.
los hermanoS Sm;Iiwood han stdo
nonbrados agentes cn Puerto Rico de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-10

Ell mariscal sac6 entonces de uno
de sus bolsillos una vieja bolsa de
cuero rellena de tabaco, tom0 una
quemada pipa de otro bolsillo Sc
puso fumar, observando Ia vez,
atentamente, cuanto ocurrfa en- su re-
dedor. Los botes V embarcaciones de
todas classes, atronando la bahia con
sus silbatos Y sirenas Y decorados con
banderas, una partida de compatrio-
tas suyos que, Ell un remolcador al
quilado 10 fueron Il encontrar Il voz
Ell cuello gritaban Hail Foch'' V "Vi-
We la France
| Mientras .avanzaba ell 'Vigilante"
la banda que llevaba ii bordo tocaba
la "Marselleza'' V el Star Spangled
Banner"
Cerca va de Nueya York, ell maris-
cal confes0 al periodista quien ha-
bia antes interrogado:
He sonado con esta vista dcsde
hace mucllo tempo. Nc siento tan
excitado cual pudiera sentirse un mu-
chacho
A apeSar de suS setenta ailos. 81 We
terano Sc mostraba erguitlo V yirfl.
como un hombre de treinta y cinco o
cuarenta amos.
tADMIRACION LOS RASrArIFI OS
| Al destacarSe los contornoS de los
rescacielos, el mariscal Foch los con-
temple con detenimiento, casi con We
neraci6n. dijo:
--Esto es magnffico. mas marayie
lloso atn que 10 que crefa; Y al pasar
ell "Vigilante". frente a In cstatua de
la Libertad. prorrumpi6 =: All. est;i
es la obra de Bartholdi!
Llegando Sus oidoS la mlisici de
las bandas en- el Battery Park Y las
/ eXclamaciones dc la mucleduinbre
ALI agrupada, pudo ofrsele murmu-
rar En- ninguna parte Sc me ha he
cho una reception semejante.
| FL aspecto de Ia parte baja de In
ciudad ell de una escena inycrmal.
Billones de confettis V papel rccorta-
do descendfan lentamente Ge las to-
rraZas yentanaS de los edificioS que
forman el cation de Ia famosa calle.
FL recorrido iesde cl Battery Park
hasta el City Hall, fu6 una procession
triunfal. La ovaci6n fll6 terrible en-
| momentos, por 10 ruidosa.
Pasando frente al Woolworth Build
| ing, ell mariscal levant0 sus ojos y
contempl0 la clipula, erguida maieS-
tuosamente 800 pies de altura.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-10
New York 'acoge cor delirante
entusiasn.o al Mariscal Foch

marse el armisticio, Sc registr6 en-
Nueva York una demostraci6n analo-
ga. P5lido, literalmente, resulta ell len
guaje para describir el volumen i'm
ponente de Ia multitud Ia grandiosi-
dad de la ovaci6n acordada al distin-
guido visitante.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-10

Et peltced0r dc -4lcnldalia recibe la ciu-
ddddafd Gu solcmae cerpmoniG celc-'
bIUdd en- City HdH.-Pershiag, re-
ypresentaci0ncs ciuiles, del ejercito o
la marina y una enorme ntultitud,
rocibca al jcfe dc los ejGfcitOs alia-
dos.
III mariscal Ferdinand Foch. gene
ralfsimo de los eiercitos aliados, ven
cedor final de las tropas alemanas
duralte la reciente confagraci6n que
ensangrcntara Europa, puso ell pie
ell territorio de los Estados Unidos,
a las 2.f5 de la tarde. del % de octu-
bre. recibiendo una ovaci6n sin prece-
dentes, por 10 tumultu0sa v enthusiastic
Al desembarcar el gran mariscal de
Francia, del remolcador .'Vigilante", I,
que fue Il recogerlo Ia estaci0n de
cuarentena. d0nde 10 dej0 el tras-
atldntico Paris, en- que viaj0 destie
su patria. un concieEto formidable Y
ut ue lOS
millares de espectadores, mientras mi
les de banderas. con el e.nblema trico-
Tor de Francia las franias las es-
trelas de los .Estados Unidos d:tban
su polfcroma Y vistosa nota ell ell es
pacio.
NYFEIk XnIlK
Despu5A lie ccremolias breves de
Salutaci0n Official Ell ell Battery Firk.
donde fu6 il reciliirlo el general PerS-
shing. el sencillo militar frances abol
do una limousine. para ir al City Hall
V recihir LII bienvenida oticialmente Il
la metr6po!i par el. mayor John L.
Hylar. recibentlo Il la vez la libertad
de la Cfudad. FL mariscal lego antes
de lii hora anunciada, pero a pesar
de clio toda la parte baja de Broad
way. las yentanas V las terrazas de
los rascacie!os. hallibanSe plet0ricos
de gente. ansiosa de contemplar V oya-
clonar Ill luolO dc los eJefcltoS allauoS.
Ell famoso guerrero gallo Sc mostr0
visiblemente conmovido por In mani
festaci5n de simpatfa arrolladora de
la poblaci0n neoyorquina. Y contesta-
ba con sonrisas ii los saludos y acla-
maciones de la muchedumbre que a
duras pelfas lograba contener la poll
cfa dentro del lfmite de las aceras.
janis. desle que llegara ,el general
Pershing los Estados Unidos. al fir
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-10

@zz9
LAS ALMORRANAS Sc CURAN
EN- 6 ali DIAs. UNGUENTO PA
20 las cura, va sean simples, sangran-
tes, externas o con picazon. La pri-
mera aplicacion da alivio. j.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-10
MANIFESTO DE FOCH

Tan pronto como lego el mariscal
Foch, di6 la publcidad ell siguiente
manifesto:
Me es altamente satisfactorio ve-
mir este pals para saludar nueva-
mente a mis- hermanos de armas anne
rieanos.
| Noy a tener el gusto de Yer a los
sOldados a quienes tuve el honor de
dirigir Ell 1918, Ell los campos lie ba-
talla de Francia, ocupados en- Iabores
pacfficas, los mismos soldados que
| tan yalientes Sc mostraran ell el cum
que en sus nuevas tareas dar;in prue-
] bas. 4 no dudarlo, de las misnas cua-
/ iidades que constituyeron Sill fuerza
Y gloria durantr la guerra
.:Que srato me sera verloS cn sus
, hosares, donde recibieron la inspira-
ci6n Y el entusiasmo que los aniI1a-
ba tanto.
| pero. durante mi vista q los vi
vos, mis- pel<amientos Sc QUp'lan con
los a,lsentes los her6icos scldados de
este gran pals. que sacrifcaron sus
vidaS Ell aras de Ia caisa colniin.
I'rotesto mi ferv;ente sinpati;, to-
dos los que Koran sus mueitcs
| Pero 81 sacrilicio supreme no ha
sidu hecho ell vaGo: permancce como
| Ia base de In i,az del mundp. por la
cual estamos laborantio. in>pirados Dor
ios mismos sentimientos que nos ami
lnaron en- ei campo de batalla.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-10
Ell MARISCAI. DEMOCRATA

FL mariscal Foch, ha sido uno dc los
visitantes mas dem0cratas que jamas
hayan honrado con su presencia ell
suelo de los Estados Unidos. Al abor-
dar el relnolcador '.Visilante''. volvi6n-
dose hacia un periodista. lie pregunt6 !:
=; CuantO tempo tardaremos toda-
via Ell llegar a la ciudad?
5terpelado.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-23
CHAMBER. BOARD
VIII Meet This Afternoon az Fort
Kenry-Start Auditorium Price
Probe

Tho board OF directors % tire Wheel
tnS Chamber % Commerce WI once
mora endeavor 20 meet th!s afternoon
following the luncheon At the For;
Henry club This Ia the second time
that the meeting has been called. II
was no. held last week or account OF
no quorum being present
The most important question TO come
up AZ this time Will re mo probe OF
prices IN the Market Auditorium COM
pared with prices Ok tho same commod-
tiles N other parts OF the city. The
auditorium prices will also % compared
with prices Cc the sane things IN other
aGes.
According 20 SONS Information re-
eeived Il IS Thought that x Market
aud. torIura dealers are charging nor"
than other dealers n the c!ty something
vii. be done to either make them coma
down 20 earth or 90 another plan VIII
be worked out by the directors.
Several o:hec m!ro- u.N>,"-s and re-
ports o. The d,re-ea: co:n.;.!.:ecs VIZ Dc
taken Up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-23
SQUIRE ROGERS
IL Candidate for Department Command
or OF Grand Army of Republic

ArHrunrc 0lrut wHS made yesterday
;ha, Sgu!-c ". W. Eagcre. r":uw@Nd"r
Of linIdly Post W. /. .. \ T. - 4
cand.Aat,. tn- no 49," a. department;
cuuuaudrr If -" q. y. =. o.! West w
gin'a The election Of san" WI b"
held at the next state c!..ampmvn; ~
Moundsv!ls somo tine IN May Of l":@
During Mr.. Rogers term 81 oftc" he
has been very surCcrs:Ul In getting ev-
cry member n the Wheeling district T."
Join Holiday Post. After having such
good success ne expects that no DOUBT
he Will have ~ ruurh +.!rCess Il he wer"
elected state commander. II" claims
that there ar" any amour; OF Civi. War
veterans tina, are not mNmhcrs II IN"
g. y. r. and tina: he can bring nc pres
en, crrn..mcnt OF GJ9 up IL loco II
e,,C'Il
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-23
PROGRESSIVE PROGRAM
SUNDAY EVENING
Song and Storte3 Series BY Thomson
Choir. With Chauncoy Parsons
Will Attract Many.


TIE Thomson Vrs'"l choir Mrs Anna
cey Parsons. rItrshurgh's leading 'cn"r
appearing on -" program. should pre-
sent II rar" 'r"a, 20 the people ~ Th"m-
son NJ t.. Church and tAr.r friends.
Sunday O. cnIn.. September -. IN rhc
first oc The song and story acricS~-
which proved so attractive during thu
rGst yea=.
\ STORY. The Pcniten, Sinner" by
Tolstoi. will BE- tod In his usual inter
estlnE manner by Rev. William
craig. and n tcE-;niHute organ recital
by Miss Cor!nr Frc!driIk should prove
u unusual interest.
The program. STARTING a. 80 O'Clock.
end lasting for one hour. ts.
Organ ProIudc in Moonlight Kinder
Miss Cor:na Friedrich
Professional liyn 6cS.
Organ Recital
chant dArmour .............. Gillette
SrherSHS" --.......,..,.... Rogers
SonE Of Sorrow. NeNin
Miss Friedrich
Anthem Praise tho o!.rd, o Jeru-
salem .................... Mauuder
Thomson Vested Choir
Tenor--I-rar Not, O Israel Dudley Buck
Mr.. CraunCcy Parsons
Story Tho Pcn!'cn; Sinner Tulstoi
Rev. William +. Craig
Organ OGer,ory lntermezAo . . Durham
Miss Friedrich
Anthem--Thc bay IS ErdeI Hosmer
Thomson Vested Cho'r
Trnor-Ciod Shall Wipe Away All
Nj. Parsons
a ~, lcyI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-23
KNy&aiSa
~

O&e hundred and ave prisoners sce
'o:i!a-d III ~ pn!" county jail now
l:h mark reached Ja',er Bert M"t'"n-
a"'i states tao. he ia. would S"on
reach - capacity U:r."Ss there are some
discharges made soon.
Tie capac:;y Of tar ja', Is 100. the
PIX cells where no n!"n convict prison
crs are supposed - say - now .u."
and ,hoss hereafter c':s,Hei Will he
"rn: upstairs 20 sleep and downstairs
20 .oaf.
Chicken" Fox was hn"d 81 and costs
In POGO cour: yesterday morning BY
iuLse John S RITZ on drank charge.
II. " zoe driver FOR ;ie Ward Baking
rnn.-aay Mas Hned - and costs N
police Cour, Yesterday morning BY Judge
John : RE- Coo was arrested ny
No.rrcyc,e O:Hcer James Stanley FOR
rrck,"ss driving.
N,rtav evening September %. A.
30 u.cic,H. u meeting - me "hee"nK
.lsr,:r' study cue W. 10 held a. mo
once % - J. II. NNnGre. AZ No. ll2%
Markc: s:r"e.. .rr 80 purpose or ee!ect-
iry orrEers - the coming year.
narI;,,~ aad heat scale GO home
hsr,:nr wn,u Blue Dew touches your
srGir. ADJ.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-23
COUNTY COURT

Norris II. IronS!d". -. OF chester Ia.
and Ada T. Evans. - ~ Pittsburgh. Ia.
Deeds
George = Rogers. t-Us'N" % Albert
". Norman. parce, OF land on Seven
;rruth street.
Jacob Palladium and Nire 10 Henry
Hoffman. %. IN Yves: Liberty
L.. = Wheat and wife % M.chue> Han
Shumak"r. lot No IN SpriGs & Richie
addition.
f. :. ramrhN'l and wife 20 R"rHard
W,>Sol and wife. parcel OF ground IN
Tvtrd".rh!a district.
Frark r McConren 70 Arthur f. Car
Icy and wife. ct No In Elm Court.
William \ XarmitS and Wife {" Hen
rictia \. Douae..y. lot on Warwo"d ave-
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CAN'T SUPPORT WIFE,;
MARL|NG GOES TO JAIL

Unable 70 support his wife August
Marl!ng appeared before Judge Alan
II. Robinson IN crim'nn! court and asked
!" be sent 10 jail. Judge Robinson sent
him mp fur SIX months
Mnriing was indicted by The grand
jury on q noD.suHpor; charge lie plead
guilty hu: VAS rot sentenced, on tho
understandings THAI he would support
his VIE.
Yesterday Mar,!ng was brought INTO
court again or tho same charge. Ha
SAID that under me circumstances he
was perfectly willing to 60 10 jail.
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CAPT. HANN TO INSPECT
WORK OF VETERANS BUREAU

Rober, A Alien. IN charge OF The
local office OF tho Veterans Bureau.
announced yesterday Afternoon that
Capt. Albert Ham. who has charge "r
.his district VIII BE n the city on
Sept. 10 to see how the work IS pro-
Gress!ng
Capt. Ham has charge 81 all Terri
torv n Maryland. Virginia. Wes, N!r-
GINA and District OF Columbia. /; =
understood thai 10 viii also attend the
Legion convention. Iio WI, he hrre
during IN" week 'ha, the cleanup squad
vii, be IN tho C:'y.
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tInuous nerer-.a,errupted work demand
"a OF tho kidneys. you d" nor w"n,!rr
ina. they mus. haze tEe hep "rcaS:"1'
sl.v 70 Alter and cast oI' tr"T nc
blood stream trR w~~te matter nat
FORMS po.sons and acids z per:C.:,"!
10 remain causing hackaHhe. rheHra:'c
pains. s.!ts joints soco muscles, 2.:zi-
ness. floating srecks. satlowueSS ard t.
regu,a- bladder actor. Foley Nt.aeT
PtNs CIV" relief promptly. Sod e:e-y-
Hhe-c-Adv.
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POULTRY CUILING MEET
Is HELD At BETHLEHEM

Tho poultry Cullcinc mrct!n. N",i
rs. evening - Ecth'rhcn vas very
largely attended. Il. l.. Mason e.! -"
extension department ~ IVES: virginia
University. delivered n Fh"r; and Inter
es,!nr address which all enjoyed. f.
" lIun'a- agriculture" agent OF the
Onto County Farm Bureau also spoke
BESIDES mo ;wo speakers seven reels
.. moving p!ctures o' Developments In
:hc farming section by Tho government
Were e"!Ovca.
Tncro Will he meeting his evening
=. Tn',as o. llke nature. VIZ" on Sa'nr-
day the session Wi! u" n, IVES.
Liberty.