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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-09
WHEAT SHOWS GAIN
OF ABOUT 3 CENTS

By Associated Press
CHICAGO. Dec. better export de-
muud helped give the wheat market n
MT today Prices closed strong, 3-f
to 21S net higher with May sll3 rs
tc STA and July SlO27.S TO si.os.
corn gained - 10 I IS and oats liz to
--NN1c In provisions the outcome
Iriod from Toe decline 10 i0c advance.
Wheat showed strength from the
tart and with a gradual increase OF
.uyue. prices moved up rapidly New
xport business by way Of the Gulf OF
IcNico was noted, and special atten-
ion was given to news that British
tocks Of wheat totalled only II 10000
bushels as against - 600 600 bushels "A
Gear ago. Indications Of larger flour
eales ~ Minneapolis tended further TO
ncouuge hullish sentiment. as did the
act that receipts were smaller AZ most
ulnts aside from Kansas City
Corn and oats advanced wits wheat
export demand for corn was good and
be- domesti, oall was better than for
/ some time.
Lard and ribs rose on scattering buy
ng which found offerings rather light.
'ork was marked down In the absence
4 any inquiry.
npDr TIuI o,,. T'faaa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-09

FOR RENT Steam heated close IN.
clean. chcap rooms. maid service The
Reid Phone 1852
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-09

COTTON

NEW YORK. D.c s-Thcrc was an
dyanco of approximately SO bale In
Doe cotton market here to-day owing to
"ports &C continued Improvement n
ho demand tor goods and a better de.
uoud for spot cotton in the south Jan.
ntv contracts sold up from i7.0i 20
1N2, or sc points net higher and closed
1867. with the general market clos.
ng very steady as "a net advance Of 20
% % points
The market Opened steady at decline
{ points on July bat one TO 90 points
higher on other months owing to rcla.
lively steady cables and reports Il bet.
CO. feeling n Manchester
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-09
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

ICOHOL Ion your radiator. Two SEA.
.ons without frozen radiator IL our
.ccod The Andrews Mcdonald Co
no pok.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-09

''t.> '- A-t'rtior -s.-a -
rr.ag aud iocai
pa Ihe .arane" m hrl So
Fsif Offerings -
'e tnd refined - we're srare.
s seq" lo GO "a points n.i
siirs 1900 iarrels. pr,,.
ROD" s prime summer v.g
500. January sgt. aafh.
900 aiI esd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-09
Sam B. Vaughn.

Phone -. Amarillo Nltl Banh Bldg
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-09
Real Estate
San Jacinto Heights

Prepare now iur iIai home boo 'hn
spring Lots n this addition .oll up
easiest IT term, and the price h right
over a hundred lot, lo chlu,c from.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-09
MISCELLANEOUS

WE DO odorloss rlea ing ana pressing
Three piece suits, s. %. suits pressed,
soc. w can save you from $40 20 $50
IN your suits. Smith n Parks. Phone
fgtg
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-09
ROOM WITH BoARIJ

LOOM auI BOARD-I.r tno. ard
table boalIef- wanted 500 Buchanan
BOARD ana room COO Harrison.
ROOM ard BOARD .ta- Ta.l.
Steam dyeIug saves nruy 'o.l. Gc"
Do from Si1n 'o tI2bN fr g. 3d.
STRIPPING DO Dept AuauH. LalH
lT. Phone 1855
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-09
HELP WAhIEp VAL

WANTED Mon HrI wife fHr frff
nrm ph.re .sl1W between a. tra
O'Clock
Arizona republican., 1921-12-11

Music lovers are looking forward to the program to be presented at the Woman's club Tuesday after noon when Mrs. David Liknaitz. pi- anist, will give two numbers. Mrs. Liknaitz has been heard here before and the public recognizes her as an artist who possesses temperament. technique and interpretative insight. A California girl, she received her early training on the coast, going abroad later and finishing her stud ies in Berlin with Richard Burmeis- ter On he return to America un- der the management of Mir. Behymer, she appeared as soloist and also ac- companist to Ellen Leach Yaw, Wen del Kopta and others. Giving up concertizing for teaching, she found- ed the Lillian Adams Piano Acad- emy, and was acclaimed one of the foremost musicians on the Pacific coast. After Miss Adams marriage to Dr. Liknaitz she retired from ac- tive work giving over the academy to her musical friends. Since coming to Phoenix she has become prom inently identified with musical cir cles ard it will be interesting to learn that she will continue her work here in teaching.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-11
Marto- Shedd Nuptials interest Phcenicians

A wedding of interest to Phoenic- fans took pace in Stockton, Calf, Nov. 80. when Mrs. Florence F. Shedd became the bride of $. w. Marto. Both were former residents of this city. MT. Marto Is engaged in busi- ness in Stockton where they will make their home.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-11
Country Club Bridge Successful Event

The bridge st the Country club Thursday evening was one of the par ticularly enjoyable events of the week. Eight tables were in play and the prizes were won by Mrs. A. L.. Moore and Fred Winship.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-11
Mrs. Robert Wallace Craig To Have London Visitor

Mrs. Fred Ponehampton Of Lon don Is expected In town Tuesday to spend the remaining winter months as the guest of her sister. Mrs. Rob- ert Wallace Craig.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-11
Mir. and Mrs. Hugh Campbell
 Return From Northern Home

Mir. and Mrs. Hugh Campbell have returned from their summer home at Flagstaff, to the delight of their many friends who have missed them great ly during their long absence in the north.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-11
Younger Set to Have
 Many Yuletide Affairs

Members of the junior set are look ing forward with pleasure to the Yuletide season, when numerous de- Iightful affairs will be given in their honor. Boys and girls home from college for the happy vacation period win be the incentive for number of affairs which are already being planned. Miss Ruth Baum, the pretty school girl daughter of pr. and Mrs. F. w. Baum, is expecting guests from the coast. Miss Jane Schultz and Miss Margaret Wall of Los Angeles visit ing her during Christmas week. pr. and Mrs. Baum will give dance in honor of the visitors at the Hotel Adams December 27. for which invi- tations will be issued shortly.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-11
Heath Photograph

Miss Eleanor Lewis, daughter of Mir. and Mrs R. Allyn Lewis, Is one of the popular girls In society who does not give up her time exclusively to its diversions. A pianist of abil- ity, Miss Lew has devoted much of her time to study and only last summer continued her musical edu- cation on the coast. Identified with the Musicians club, she has appear ed on many of it's programs and has contributed generously to many oth- CT programs presented in this city. Her extension work for the Musicians club gave pleasure a year ago to the inmates of the various local institu- tions. Miss Lewis is giving addi- tional attention to her work this sea son, having established a class. Eugene Goldman Guest of
 Honor at Informal Affair
 Eugene Goldman, who is here from San Francisco for few weeks, was the guest of honor at an informal affair given Thursday evening by Mir and Mrs. Leon s. Jacobs. A dance at the American was followed by a supper at the Powers apartments, where MT. and Mrs. Jacobs are domi- ciled. Twenty guests were present.
 
 MT. and Mrs. o. p. Johnson Dinner Hosts Saturday
 MT. and Mrs o. P. Johnson were dinner hosts last evening at their home on West Adams street, when they entertained Mir. and Mrs. Roy Wayland and Charles O'Malley.
 
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Korrick Entertain On Anniversary In celebration of their second we'd ding anniversary, MT. and Mrs. Charles Korrick gave a delightful bridge Wednesday evening at their home on the Mcdowell road. The high scores were made by Mrs. Abe Korrick and A. s. Strauss. The guests numbered thirty five.
 San Francisco Resident
 Guest of Mrs. J. T. Melczer
 Miss Lena Kohlman of San Fran cisco Is a recent arrival who will be in town a month the guest of Mrs. Joseph T. Melczer.
 Are Incentive for Dinner At the Adams on Monday
 Miss Eva Behn and William Ridge ly Chapline. whose wedding was an event of Wednesday, were the in- centive for a smartly arranged dinner at the Adams Monday evening, pre- sided over by Mrs. II. K. Behn. Other guests were Mir. and Mrs. Arthur T. Esgate, Mir. and Mrs. Theron Pagan and Lieutenant George Chapline, U. S. N. They later attended a dance at the American, where the party was joined by Mir. and Mrs. John D. Parks, Miss Angela Marshall, Miss Edna Paulson, Miss Mabel Fuqua, Edward Marshall, Don Pennell and Robert Phileo.
 San Francisco Woman To
 Be Joined by Husband Here
 Mrs. W. F. Rudolph of San Fran night, will be joined shortly by Mir Rudolph, with whom she will return to the coast after the holidays. Mrs. Rudolph is at present the guest of her mother, Mrs. Imogene La Chance. Mir. and Mrs. Emil Ganz Leave Today to Winter on the Coast
 MT. and Mrs. Emil Gang are to winter in California, leaving here to- day for the coast.
 Visitor Here Is to Leave
 Soon for Oakland Home
 The many friends she has made during her three months stay in Phoenix will regret to learn that Miss Carmen Moore is leaving shortly for her home in Oakland While here Miss Moore has been the guest of her sister Mrs. Clarence Woodbury
Arizona republican., 1921-12-11
Mir. and Mrs. Powell Are Dinner Hosts

MT. and Mrs. W. C. Powell gave an informal dinner Monday evening at their home on West Madison street. Covers were laid for NIT. and Mrs. F. A Jefferson, MT. and Mrs. J. F. Powell and Moman Powell.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-11
Mrs. J. Neal Harris Hostess At Informal Bridge Event

Mrs. J. Neal Harris gave an in formal bridge Thursday afternoon when she entertained a few guests al her country home. Those there in cluded Mrs. Charles K. Pishon, Mrs. William Corpstein, Mrs. Harold Gold berg, Mrs. Hugh $. Antrim, Jr., Mrs Lester Byron, Mrs. O. P. Johnson, Mrs. W. H. Watkins, Mrs. Vernon Peters and Miss Katherine O'Reilly.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-11
Mir. and Mrs. Paul B. Barnes Give DeliGhtful Bridge

Mir. and Mrs. Paul B. Barnes oi North Sixth avenue gave a bridge Friday evening. Those who enjoyed their delightful hospitality included MT. and Mrs. Henderson Stockton MT. and Mrs. Paul Kinney, Mir. and Mrs. H. B. Wilkinson, MT. and Mrs D. M. Anderson, Miss Fife Irwin and Walter Young Mills
Arizona republican., 1921-12-11
Eugene Goldman Guest of Honor at Informal Affair

Eugene Goldman, who is here from San Francisco for a few weeks. was the guest of honor at an informal affair given Thursday evening by MT. and Mrs. Leon s. Jacobs. A dance at the American was followed by a supper at the Powers apartments, where MT. and Mrs. Jacobs are domi- ciled. Twenty guests were present.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-11
Mrs. O. H. Tucker of Prescott Weekend Guest of Local Woman

Mrs. O. H. Tucker of Prescott is spending the weekend here the guest of Mrs. H. K. Behn- Mrs. Tucker came down from the north for the Chapline- Behn wedding which was an event of Wednesday.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-11
Farewell Event Given In Honor of Mrs. Metten

Mrs. s. A Metten, who leaves shortly for California where she will take up her permanent residence, was the incentive for a delightful affair Wednesday evening when the Wednesday Social Circle entertained in her honor
Arizona republican., 1921-12-11
Mir. and Mrs. Harold Goldberg Established in New Home

Mir. and Mrs. Harold Goldberg have moved into a charming apartment at 104 East Moreland, where they win be established for the remainder of the season
Arizona republican., 1921-12-11

c Il..GG Mrs. E. L. Downing To Give Luncheon At Ranch House
 Mrs. E. L. Downing will be a host ess of the week, giving a luncheon of 30 covers Tuesday at the Ranch House.
 MT. and Mrs. p. c. Salisbury Hosts At Dinner At Club
 Mir. and Mrs. P. G. Salisbury gave a dinner of eight covers Thursday evening at the Country club, the guests remaining afterwards for the club bridge
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles R. King Hosts At Informal Supper
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles R. King gave an informal supper Sunday evening at their apartment at the Kenilworth in honor of Lee Wilson of Seattle. Those there besides the guest of hon. or were Mir. and Mrs. Phil Twohy, MT. and Mrs. Charles K. Pishon. Mrs. E. A. Rowe and Miss Katherine O'Reilly.
 Mir. and Mrs. Guy Alsap Entertain At Dinner
 Mir. and Mrs. Guy Alsap gave one of the smartest dinners of the week when they entertained last evening at their home on North Fifth ave- nue. Cut flowers made an effective decoration while greenery lent a charming note to the arrangements. Covers were laid for MT. and Mrs Donald Dunbar, MT. and Mrs. Celora Martin Stoddard, Mir. and Mrs. Avery Corpstein, Mir. and Mrs. Tom Dun bar, Mir. and Mrs. A. c. Dulmage and Eugene Goldman.
 Mrs. David Goldberg Returns From Visit In San Francisco
 Mrs. David Goldberg returned Wednesday from San Francisco. where she spent the past few months with her daughter. Mrs. Sanford Moose.
 Mrs. c. o. Ellis To Give
 Tea In Honor of Visitor
 Mrs. c. O.. Ellis of Monte Vista road will give an informal tea
 
 I. Thompson Graham, who is leaving Sunday for her home in Pennsyl- vania.
 Mrs. o. H. Tucker of Prescott Weekend Guest of Local Woman
 Mrs. O. H. Tucker of Prescott is spending the weekend here the guest of Mrs. H. K. Behn- Mrs. Tucker came down from the north for the Chapline- Behn wedding which was an event of Wednesday.
 Mrs. B. A. Fiekas Gives Dinner At Residence Mrs. B. A. Fichas gave a charm ingly arranged dinner of eight cov- CTS Wednesday at her home on- West Washington street. Yellow chrysan- themums were used in decoration. Mir. and Mrs. Harold Goldberg Established in New Homo Mir. and Mrs. Harold Goldberg have moved into a charming apartment al IO4 East Moreland, where they will be established for the remainder oi the season. Mir. and Mrs. Hugh Campbell Return From Northern Home Mir and Mrs. Hugh Campbell have returned from their summer home al Flagstaff, to the delight of their many friends who have missed them great ly during their long absence in the north.
 Xounnas Sst 4o AaVA
Arizona republican., 1921-12-11
Returns From School For Vacation Season

Miss Helen Francis returned home yesterday from Westlake school to be here for the holiday season.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-11
Mrs. Thomas R Marshall Takes Part in Gayety

Mrs. honas H MarshdT
 Takes Part in Gayety
 Mrs. Thomas R Marshall, wife of former Vice President Marshall, re- ceived a warm welcome when she attended 8 recent Country club event. Mrs. Marshall is a favorite in local society and it's members had their first opportunity of greeting her this season Wednesday when she attend ed a luncheon given at the club by Mrs. c F. Ainsworth.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-11
MT. and Mrs. Charles korrick Entcrtain On AnniversarY

In celebration of their second we'd ding anniversary, MT. and Mrs. Charles Korrick gave a delightful bridge Wednesday evening at their home on the Mcdowell road. The high scores were made by Mrs. Abe Korrick and
 A. s. Strauss. The guests numbered
 thirty five.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-11
Mrs. B. A. Fiekas Gives Dinner At Residence

Mrs. B. A. FiclSas gave a charm ingly arranged dinner of eight cov- CTS Wednesday at her home on- West Washington street. Yellow chrysan- themums were used in decoration.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-11
MT. and Mrs. O. P. Johnson Dinner Hosts Saturday

Mir. and Mrs o. P. Johnson were dinner hosts last evening at their home on West Adams street, when they entertained Mir. and Mrs. Roy Wayland and Charles O'Malley.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-11
Mrs. C. O. Ellis To Give Tea In Honor of Visitor

Mrs. c. o. Ellis of Monte Vista road will give an informal tea Thursday afternoon in honor of Mrs. !. Thompson Graham, who is leaving Sunday for her home in Pennsyl- vania.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-11
Mrs. Charles K. Pishon Gives Attractive Tea
MT. and Mrs. Donald McQueen Are to Be Breakfast Hosts

MT. and Mrs. Donald Mcqueen will give breakfast this morning at their home in Mesa Twelve guests will be present.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-11
San Franeiseo Resident

IUGSl UE VI Ss Js T. NEICZtF
 Miss Lena Kohlman of San Fran cisco is a recent arrival who will be in town a month the guest of Mrs. Joseph T. Melczer.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-11
Local People Are Spending Week End at Hot Springs
Mir. and Mrs. Arthur T. Essate Entertain for Bride-Ele

Mir. and Mrs. Arthur T. Esgate gave a eharmingly arranged dinner at the Country club Tuesday evening fin honor of Miss Eva Behn, whose mar riage to William Ridgely Chapline was an event of the following day. Their guests were Miss Behn and MT. Chapline, MT. and Mrs. Theorn Fa- gan, Mrs. H. K. Behn, Miss Edna Paulson and Lieutenant George Chap line IT. S N
Arizona republican., 1921-12-11
Mir. and Mrs. Guy Alsap Entertain At Dinner
Mrs. David Goldberg Returns
 From Visit In San Francisco

Mrs. David Goldberg returned Wednesday from San Francisco. where she spent the past few months Moose.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20
SIDE TALKS
bY Ruth Cameron
THE REASON WHY

hid You over know anyone who
bought a h'vNc- because that Was the
only car he could afford TO buy and
run. AMI who frankly said 50: and
also said that he would probably buy
another after that one woro out. IN
stead Of giving tao impression that
ne was hanging between $1,000 or
So 900 car for his neN: choice:
Ke ought to Have a window
II you have l suggest y"u recon-
med HIM for TIE Hail o: Fame.
havo been amusing myself lately
nv collecting some OF the explanations
people Givs as "a why they buy the
car which. as the Authorman says In
on" ~ his s;or!cs. rs IKE inc peop!"
whom God !s supposed 10 AoVe be"aus"
he made so many OF them" instead
of some more sophisticated and expcn-
s!Ve car.
Here are some OF my collection.
Yes. We lad awe" Orc. You
know We sod The - AMI we were
going - get = hU, We Cuu.iE I
Sct the kind wa wanted q. was juf>
when deliveries wer" SO s.0wl anil so
We had 70 take 4 N!vver, It was all We
could get"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20
HEALTH Talks
By John Z. Huber AM,MD
People catch cold from one anoher-Ben Frank
HOW TO BLOW YOUR NOSE

runs. I take hath almost every night
lately have been using borax in the
water which gives me little relief,
| feel good and drink lots OF water. L
Ike my vIctuals quite salty. MY worn
has always been sSch as 20 get dusty
- .nc elevator and mull!nc husiness
which MAKES I; some worse; also heat
makes II worse.
Answer--I could not be sure without
examining. But Is your trouble really
eczema. II so. paths will agsravfte H..
I'crhaYs IL IS prur!tis I judge II may
be by reason OF tie Initiative nature OF
your ccrura;!oR | am mailing you In
formation. especially OF the kind OF bath
10 be used for prurit!s Cut out tho
salt IN large part. Try nm absolutely
SATIRE" Diet for a month. with little
meat ard that on" once a day.
All inquiries :, dressed 20 l'r. Huber
in care @" :" Health Talks" depart
rnrn: Will !n answered in these columna
n their turn. This reGuires consider
able :.me. however. owing 10 the great
number received. SO II a personal or
quicker reply IS desired. stamped and
sc!t-a ,ltrrsscd envelope must be END
closed with the Question-Ths Editor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20

very expert md able specialist IN
Diseases Of the nose declared that three
"..!rtns nf ,rc nasal 'atarrh cases come
.lhra' through III" improper rs" q! the
handkerrh."r. n.@r that many an ear
case. even some cases o: consumption,
comes about In tho sane way.
TIE average Winter cold starts IN the
head The sufferer. Instead Of using his
handkerchief properly begins 10 hawk
he secretion back !nto the Taso- phar-
ynv whore the nasal PASSAGES ends In
the phn-ynI n: the back Of the mouth.
Some Of the mucous ~ Srat ont; while
much y, Z vii. remain g'ned 10 the
nharynN, 10 hrcnU;n lonscn"d when the
sufferer moves from one temperature ="
another. ':ke leaving warm houses :" go
81. mo iii" "oI air. Thus constant
string rf offensive mucous hangs down
from the mas pharynN ara KEGS up a
constant ru.rn. And t!:s winter cough
is IN most. Mt 'oas: In many cases.
ro,hiar la. q symptom! % faulty hand
hcrra.rC S':vIr".
The maTnlm.. vomiting Of ra;arrh is
IN many CASES Me rcsu.: Of TITS a"rum.
u.at:un Of ,';rcus that has he"r hawE"d
!r.n the back 81 the nose during III"
n!ghf. This constant hawking and
cleaning nf the nose through the throat
Is responsible for n storpod-up pos;
rlsai space. Rn irritable Iharynr and
n" vomiting here referred TO,
The way 20 breathe Is from n" 'h"s;
nv Using tho chest rs bellows md
. .ho nose as the md ~ tho below" To
T. blow the nose properly II is h"S' ="
Breathe IN Gcrpiy( insD.rHi' N living
Tho chest with air on nDrcr paced up
on the side o. 'hc nose :" c!"sc up IT."
rassaCc on that side, and with 4 violent
blowing Oh: '"Nr!rai!"1l f"Tre the ar
from tho chest Through III" oTrN SID"
-. Tho nose 50 tina: tho offending d.
,.Larg. n'cauEht by tho handkerchief
Tho proceeding IS thcn repeated on III"
.hcr aldc - tho nose.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20
RAILROAD NEWS
B. & 0, MAKING HEAVY
REPAIRS TO ROAD BED

-. """n 90 Is y" u,!:Iu.ore & On"
u. .~'.,,. '." ..,t. Anrhl"s severn.
..,rE. =. r..- ..- ':I~i SL@gs All a,Un&
It's tracks OIL -, W..~iil- IL. son. w.,
co;up..-v - N"'.!'.r'"C :" Tr,par" i'1r 'hc
.,.i.rr aII "r'' - E.,"" th"tr -rld t"l
IN ar~t-ctt~~ c,"s!iiioU when the srn:'
begin, 80 ., Abound this vicinity e
age yr:.,.Iu' "r w"r.< ~ being d"re -
rec!a.iy IN me r"p.acirB OF cd ties
,,..h rev nu'. ~ severa! points o.
,,,.,..t g.. .:''h Whee!ing II nIrub"-
o.. .c.r switches have been laid .A.Dnr
go. ,..:,.pi:, - tracks Ia the vtrin';y -"
Nlc,'o,,o~G street. he company MS 4 X
-, ...,,.., a,-.. the rails which vii, catch
a. Gra!a wa',r and keep I, from YIN:
-o,.r! :hr lies causing them 70 rot.
And which = :. aid In keeping ice from
-r"rz,:.c .a. H~itches IN coid weather
A. The uI."- SChad'S crossing in North
f:er.,vprc ''s Il. & .. ar" putting In a
new floor over tn" crossover. this work
,,rcSlIii..:'r ;,.l reGn!r" at least seyera.
dav- 80 ...~.f.I"'.. Extensive repairs are
si.p beta. 'jaGc ~ the y. & .. shops
srI =. u,.l'.'.~. which Includes mostly
The rn1'.tr. nd r"pa.rIug OF el.s;r.es
No d.t.b' WIZ. '.":s repairs have ali
been ,,.a,., '.- =. X -. will be prepare
e. carry o. - srrTice without, any
hinderanc-s
Psnnsy Payday.
Tomorrow Will be payday for the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20
The Revolt Of Vera Sanderson
VERA WRITES KEITH WHERE SHE IS
BY Jane Phelps

"Rut NJ loves his sister more. II"
makes no promise !" do as | ask, and
Mrs Aldgich. l never shall give IN.
VIII not 80 back unless Il * 20 II h"m"
ot my own"
"SHall You SEQ h!m--as lie =" iucS,s"
HIS mother would wdnt you TO-
size was always H.ad :" "a. think
she .'N"! me Il .'tt" Us. TANK |
VII see him. am not afraid . now.
4: frs; | was frightened thH' | couH
not resist him. MS Hiead!Ng. shout" he
ask NE To return. hut now | know tina:
even my love can never Compc! m" -
I've IN ~" same house WIN Ma"EIr";
Dalton The PEACE. lie comfort | have
had here wlth You has made n" strong.
/, has also let me SEQ wha, Il uu;"n ca.
he-as trmas did when us"& :" So"
her and Jim so harry t"c"t"rr l"s.
he may come "
i am v,ry cad You have jr.t'"d -
talk with him"
1t Is hard to tel him 'h,m@s." !
mus!nc,y replied. He IS d!En.:i"t and
administrative am con-
cerncd. lie WAS not SO with his sister.
She would let him be. r:.ra 10 &c,
UP courage to talk TO h!W - many
times. Eu, Il was only when I hecnn. .
- desperate that nay ;"!K ended N u
QUARREL that I sad anything"
"l'oor child. We are a. a.: 70 ho'd
things IN our hearts We arc :rpU!
bold them goo long at times. Perfect
confidence and faith IN each "th"- =
tho only rock upon which married hl.-
p!ness can be built. Not that vic
should be everiast!ngly Fostering h,r
husband about l!:tle things, H3i ."v-
thing that affects their rr'a'lu.= 90
H. ~ ~. :