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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-25

A good rain helps to liquidatc
the formers debts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-25

Wouldn't u be great u pos could
teach hen to lay as many eggs
as a INF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-25

when man starts calling pos
brother" he rants TO do some
keeping for yoa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-25

The more ragged the music. the
more u costs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-25

Dry Ia,os make sptrits high. not
high spirits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-25

Only fire months until Christ
mas and the family Il already
spending fathers bonns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-25

No prisoner has the courage Of
his conviction
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n. !. STOCKS

New York Dec. l3-FinaAc!al mark
cts today experienced Il radical change
iron, recent conditions Foreign en-
changes were dul. aad decidedly lower.
out stocks oc speculative character
wero active and strong.
Reactions In tcrcly" uur-eucics
which ranged from almost seventeen
cents IN storing and ten u twenty
ave points IN allied or continental re
mlteanccs, were regarded us 4 na'Ural
sequence OF the recent phenomenal ad-
vance.
EcsumI ton o. buuish operations in
he share list focused around the OILS
and metals. with liberal sprtak.iug %
s,cels equipments. chrwIca,s and re
lated issues. Outstanding features en-
brace, Mexican and Ian A:uer.rNn pc
troleunIs. Houston. Federal MI"s"- ard
smelling common and preferred. ~"i
Tho cheaper CCpperS ~ vNtr"!De gains
Of one 10 SIX poiu;s.
shorts were severely raa.shcd by the
movement, in oils. which gained add
riOnal impetus from Report: tina; the
Mexican govr~an:cn, had decided not 70
enforce the h..,her export tNN on those
products.
Hars followed N.a lstnuvstc course.
becoming heavy IN the ti"a! hour. when
II series If drives aEaIES; som" ~ ihH
cheaper issues. especially New Haven
and 81. Paul Common and Preferred'
Impaired gains elsewhere. Mexican Pc
,rolcum was the only noteworthy cN-
ceYttuu. closing a. rs maNi;0Um price.
Salc$ amounted ~ SN@.0uU shares
MI Of the days call loans were made
4, the fixed rate o. I've percent, !org"
sums being available 1T that Azure.
s,tt
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NORMALLY NOT
YET At HAND,
SAYS HARDING

Washington. Dec. l3.-Basic" busi-
ness and financial conditions through
out the country have improved greatly
during the past year. but. "n"rnalcy'
is yet to be attained. Governor Hard
ing Of the federal reserve board de-
clared tonight in an address here be-
fore the Washington chamber of COM
merCe.
Until the purchasing power OF the
farmer improves" he said 1T Will, OF
course. he Idle to look for any rapid or
substantial Improvement In domestic
Trade. I think, however, that the out
look for the farmers Is lore hopeful"
Much depends upor che results OF
the arma Gnent conference, Governor
Harding maintained. declaring that
adoption Of the American program
would have "a profound effect upon
the finances Of the world"
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SUGAR

Sew York Dec. l3.-There were II"
changes or sales reported In the local
raw sugar market but the undcrton"
was unsettled by numerous rum"rs re-
rard!ug some sort Of government aid
in tho sugar industry. lr!CeS wer"
quoted ut cents for new crop Cubas
cost and freight equal 10 go for con-
rr!fugal. while the committee Is ask
ing - for old crop Cuhas equal TO
sHS for centrifugal Raw sugar futures
we're weak and closing prices were 10
n points net lower under scattered
I.!u!dat!on and selling 10y trad" inter-
est. and commission houses. prompted
hv IA" unsettled feeling I'm the spot
market. January and March closed
"a; Ma @S4 and July 2.+5. The mar
Rct Cor refined sugar was unchanged
at $50 for fine Sr;.uulat"d with inquiry
light. Their" we're no Transactions IN
refined futures ana closing prices were
unchanged at 800 for January: 80 for
March and 3.@5 for May.
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FUNERAL FOR AGED
BELMONT FIRE VICTIM

belmont. O.. Dee. l3.-t'un"ral ser
vices we're conducted IN the family home
five miles south OF town FOR Mrs. Mar
g:,rct Dysart. so years. who died Thurs
day soon after inhail!ng flames when
her clothing ignitcd az an open crate
Tho deceased leaves four sons. John'
Orion, Grover and James, and dauEn-
ter O,iyo The latter was in the home
when the accident occurred. Hearing
her mother scream she ran into the
room to find most Of the clothing burn
ed from the body uf the aged woman.
Although a physician was summoned.
Efforts To save her III" proved futile
and death resulted N 4 short tine. The
victim was widow. Her husband died
about four years Ego
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TOLEDO GRAIN.

Toledo. .. Dec l3.--Whcat. ,Ish and
December l.I6: May. ia. ClOversech.
prime cash and December. 1880; Jaru-
AIRY. I2.76: February, l2.H0; March. IFS.
A,s!le. prime cash December. 100: Feb
ruary. 1850: March. 1l.2U. Timothy.
prime cash and December. $40; January.
SIS; February, $40: March. 3.@j
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N. Y. COTTON MARKET

Wheeling w. Va. Dec. -, 'cl
Furnished The IntelligenCer by A. f.
Hssten & Co. members New York StoCh
Exchange. Second floor National Bank
VI W. Va. Bldg.
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PITTSBURGH LIVESTOCK

Pittsburgh, be-. IS--N"sS. receipts
l7pO. market steady. HeavicS 40
735: heavy workers. n" g e''' "s"'
ypr%ors and pigs $40 S0V.
sheen and lambs, receipts 1900
s,eady. TOP sheep $50: top lambs 1900.
calves receipts 100 steady. Top ESQ
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Cash quotations: Whea,--No. hard.
| .V6lo No. ; dark northern. lie. Corn
No. 2 mixed 47iq ee4Slt No. . yellow
- :. q 4Si.. oats. No. white. 50 '!H
50: No. } white. 33i. TSJ PORK nominal
l.Nrd. Nh0IS.6n. Rios. ~ " S.9I.
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BRAIN TESTS
By SAM LLOYD
5 Minutes to Answer This

Take 4 sign OF the Zodiac, add
garment. subtract an emergency exit.
add geographical division, add $50
days. add a serpent subtract human
feature subtract a tool resembling
file and the resulting letters will spell
ARIZONA.
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N. Y. CURB MARkE!

Whcrl.ug W. Va. De-. lS. 81.
Furnished The lp,elhgenrer by a. T.
Masten GS'Co.. members New York StocA
e:1chanGe Second door National Bans
Of w Va. Bldg.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Wnce,.ug w Va. Dec. IS. II.
Furnished The InteliiTCncer by A. Il.
hasten d Co. members New York Stock
t:XchauEe second floor National Bank
% I.Ilu
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STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

Wheeling, W. Va. De. IL, - -
Furnished The Ia'elISencer ny A. T.
Mlsten " Co. members New YORK 80
tlchanEs Second iol- National ian"
-
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LOCAL STOCKS

Wheeling. ". Va. De. 5. -.
Daily quotation liz: Wnr.'iiTg Stock
Exchange. Compiled for The lEtclN'
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Wheeling. W. Va. De-. -, 81.
FURNISHED The intelnEcncer by A. Z
Masten a Co. r."mbers New York Sto X
i.NchquKc. S.@Jud floor National Bank
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CITIES SERVICE SALES

Wheeling. W. Va. Dec. Is. ri
Reported By II. l.. Doherty * Co. Now
FORK. through claude Meeker Board
~ FRA d" l:uIldiug. Wheeling.
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHNet.ng W. Va Dee -, ~.
Furnished Tn" lU,eil gen b. \.
MaSten & Co. members New York Stoch
Exchange. Second tloor National BaRk
" W. Va. Bldg.
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PETROLEUM.

co. i'.ty Pc. bcc. IS. Credit hal
af.,,s 81 N.Uua lp@.OG4: average. 49,
~ Sh,n'n,u'5 - 700. average. $3.50.
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70 o
BUTTER AND noes
PRODUCE MARKET

wheeling, W. Va, Dec. 10. =.
BY /. BACHNANN Sc SONS
LNEl'I,rA
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WHEELING LIVE STOCK

Wheeling. W. Va Dee. -. 81
WHEELING LIVE STOCK CON. co
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Answer to Yssterday's Puzzle.
The Diagram shows how the three
ncIghbors laid out their
rarhs IN ID" manner prescribed. no
paths crossing. ~
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PROVISION MARKET

Wucei.ng. ". Va De. y"
(By BECIlIR BROTHERS,
FRESH MEATS
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Total sales 933.200 shares.
C)-F.x-d.". $50
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BEEF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-15
BLACK PRINCE LODGE
TO INITIATE CLASS
Plans for Special Event Sunday to Be
Announced Tonight

This cvculn,; 1T TIA l'yth!an castle
Black Ir!m.e lodge No. 70. knights Of
l'yihiaA. Will open tho fall and winter
s,lsnu by initiating q large class OF
candidates into the rank Of pRG". or
nrsc drgr,a OF tho order. Tn" work Will
hs undor The direction OF Team Master
charles j.. Wagner. who has during the
summer months assembled and trained
an. Of ttr most efficient degree teams
In tho F'ht". Tho lodge entertainment
rnmn1i;,"r has ARRANGED very pleasing
,.-n,.ran FIR IL" u,rnhrrs for tho sea-
h,n. Til" nrst affair Will take place this
Sunday afternoon. and Is In the nature
@; Il SURPRISE. Tho full details WI he
..iyru o. at tnrBEhta meeting. ana Z
~ desired that al tho members who can
possibly 10 80 hn IL attendance b. that
,!.,.v an r"Eistor and arrangements Tor
ir7usrr'iItIuu hn mado ut oncH. \
,,l,r,!iI '.p'.r IS "a s'uTu for all the l"'vs
rrN' ;,GnLHy Afternoon. Attend -
n..l's m,"t'aE AMI rpt the dope.
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SIDE TALKS
DO YOU RIP THE BUTTONS OFF?
bY Ruth Cameron

sacrifice az Some pretty trimming ~
Other accessory that one might have
used some way again, or the sacrtfoe
OF ;!me one would have liked 70 Use
for some other purpose in getting the
things together and seeing that they
reach tho person who can mako the best
use Of them.
Just Think, She MENDED Th1mf
I once knew a woman who made II
a practice when she gave things away
not only 10 leave all the buttons ana
trimmings on them but TO put them u
good condition. mend and patch them.
Fancy that, How very far removed
from ,hc careless giving Of the woman
WIZ gives things away largely because
81. doesn't want the bother OF mSndnG.
But. OF course. many OF US really
haven't the time TO DO that sort OF
thing. This woman was without chill
iren and had only a small home to
keep. and she said she liked TO do hdf
bit for other hard worked women that
way.
Each One Must Draw HIS Own Ans
As ~ what We can afford to give
OF buttons and other accessories We
must each make up our minds our
selves. TO give what ono really can
"ot AFFORD to give and then buy some
,hing new and prettier 10 take the
lace Of ii from an income that cannot
afford that strain Is not gereros.ty-to
ume's husband at least.
To give collar instead OF Keeping
j, as an extra one 10 be worn now
AND then Ia generosity.
Each "l.c ~ US knows what ne can
do or perhaps ! should say she ior
did YOU ever know man VINO wou!o
g.ve away any worn out garment IN
les, his wife somehow forced him in'o
Il? I never did.
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CHAPTER %.

CUARIl.Is ~.
While I thaukol Mrs. A.cr''h i"F n
csso-, to stratghtcH out my ta"s'c'
| had no hope that she could III '",
that ANYBODY could. I recalled no" %
Ten Keith had declared he M""'" Nv,
break tho pro'n:Sc given I" NM eN',
he intense way sae had he'd h'th u 40
.cttor OF Il. No. tNcr" Was 10 n"'' ~
wound ever gNo UP his sister tof '"e'
merely WIFE , .,
II only had had tho opportunity
show him what cool WI" """'N
loye bean. e oaly ! could nave oee" d
nomekeeper for ham I vas sure co"'"
and would have made him ha9p!' ""N
been HAPPY ;Cyse.f. never N"e" ,.'
,hen she told NE what Mrs. A!4r!'n
r.,I said ~ Keith. but tho days passed
and no Letter came.
He never will E!yo her up. never say
! hat he WI provide separate A"me '''
.:c.'' | sad to her orc day
Never il long time. my dear ana
ray. faith that shall yet kno" II" Ma
given y"I your home.
had not looked FOR the papers 0"i''
! so eagerly. thinking that perhaps he.l"
would write Mrs. A,d-!ch again IN car
or her friend. But When s!'o failed |"
h"Ac | once moro cNI!t1Ahe2 lawn =
carefully as at first
I would not Civ" IN. would have i">
LureS and PenRtrS. and would : /
them up IN homo OF my own. o.
everything else l would 10 plastic :"
Kei,h'is desires II ever no should ash
me: but In that ! was adamant
Tho i.ne OF inaCtioa lad oht t"r my
So: was not easy 70 follow. IN rea"tl
often doubted X would have strenG':
20 carry GU; my plans. 80 discouras'''
did l often tecoms. ! would not ".
nv place in his heart or his home t..
,~,mp.a:u!ns or By whiting. | woH..
have X because 4 VAS my right, 49,.
because he recognized that right.
wanted. too. that Keith should .".'
No. l had none OF tho CoTue;ry VII.
some women have. have realized Ion:
before that there was but one man -
whom I would ever give myse.f-i'.' q
. own husband That lie never had re-
for mo the same oneness "s desire
was sure. That he had lOr"I mo IN IL
3 own way at frs; l WAS equally as 20
tive.
At times tho thought came over u
. that did not know how to make n..,:
.ove me- as I wished to ne loved or how
, 20 hold tho love that once had been mn.
. in 4 measure. Keith had married Il
. but no vas sttN in way always l..
heen) devoted TO Ai!ce Do Lis.e. @
sweetheart OF his youth Now that
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d. YOU rip tho buttons or when you
g.ve things away?
After reading my little talk on the
duty Of trying to pick out the people
whu viii bo most benefited by the
as, OK garments you wan, 10 pass
or. q Letter Friend suggests ! put the
above question.
How She knew the Buttons Were
Beautiful
When 7 vns n girl" she said. we
were ut very we'll OF md seNcra. rco-
Pic used "a give my mother I'D Clothes
70 make over for us. and almost always
Tho buttons and any trimmings wc""
carefully ripped Of. | shall never Tor
re: or" dress that WAS very plain but
mad evidently been trimmed wholly with
beautiful. buttons. ! knew they were
beautiful because the lady Who gave IL
to IL had Caro.cssly overlooked one but
Ton How I d!I wish | could have the
rest u those buttons. When ! give
things away now ] make Il rrio l"
leave the buttons on. and II there rs 4
dainty collar or cuffs that could go w!tn
another dress Ottc? stretch point
and leave them. or course even II You
do strip 4 dress down :" skin and ZONES
and give JUS; tina; that's something. hh;
! think :. comes a good d"a. nearer
h,Ing a r"a! eft 4 you leave on the
;r:lnm!rEs"
certainly agree with my Letter
Friend.
In fact. do rot SEQ how Owe has
right 20 Zee! tho glow 81 generosity
unless tho th!rG one gives away Goes
renresent some e,nmcnt oe sa"r'N'e
Perhaps the sacrifice OF possible
chance 20 have worn II a few times
again IN favor Of thH more thorough
uso the recipient Will got out OF Il b!
having It given 20 her now instead OF
after :. has gone on: OF sty!c' or III"
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The Revolt Of Vera Sanderson
VERA FINDS INACTIoN DIFFICULT
By Jane Phelps

had left him. this fac. doomed large
before me.
l commenced 70 order tho society
papers: TO scan Ncm Cor news or tHos"
| know Occasionally I would see
names. MarsaretS. Mrs. Hunters. r!a:-
enCe Butler. But l saw nothing g;
Keith or Margarct's or OF Alice De ls.e
Margaret and Keith were. Of course.
again n mourning, unable 20 ;Hke par
IN social functions. Margaret though
would he suro - have Alice 10 IASt
a: The house often. could not forge.
how sho had kept tho widow with them
Wien l was with Mother SaNdcrs"n.
Several timos I had spoken OF taking
l position In BoRtcu. e could obtain
one. bit each ttmo Mrs Aldri0h hnd
urged me 70 remain with her. urging her
..cri Of comIan!"uship. my ione..n"Ss.
Sow AS tho days passed and We hoard
no more from Keith. l mazda up my mind
that he had decided To abide by VIVA:
Ne had said lIs would not break i @'''N
PROMISE k!v"n under stress TO srir.sh
sister for my sake.
III ONLY proves Now l.tt.e he !ovoa
ne" I murmurcd as ! th"Esh; O: him.
how very little Ea cares what becomes
- me-
Il must get work" said to Mrs AID
rIrh, my money won't las; rorere- oven
though you accept so little Sow thai
' helped her Sac would take only - IA
week.
stay with no until after the hoH-
laws. then II yuI iusi$' / wi.I not uiSr
Won 20 remain longer.
ST. Il was decided II hal been APRIL
whom l left Keith. should have been
| away tho bette" part "t II year by 10"
| line she had sst. If. in or |" months
ia could not fcol that he wanted mo 70
| ma back he never would desire M" l
| lid not think that IN his case absence
| wou.d make tho heart grow tonder
| Gather 7 felt that with each DAY az
Inca he was growing father from me-
| nor. under Margarcts Influence; Rear
| r 10 Alice Is llSle. yet l would H.,
| could not give in.
one day ! saw Tom Bcnedicts name
| n tho paper. ! was really shocked Z"
| nd how completely lie had passed
| from my mind. How this young man
| with whom | had poen h bit intrigued
| necausa happy and my natural self
| chen with him. had passed from my
| ,ughts--as completely as from my
| +. And had tried u maze Keith 4"
| re Jealous because Of Toms SoyiSh
| Ing for ME. II was almost ridiculous.
| g,.orrow--Vers Wants only Homo
! And n Husband.
| lyotectcd by George Matthew Adams,
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RAILROAD NEWS
.PENNSy FIELD MEET
At DENNlSON, Ohio,
ON SEPTEMBER a

Thu anna; led 49,. : ;hH entire
PENNSYLVANIA Eg!,rrad r"wiHHy ~. De
n.ta q, S.r.e,,lrr SIN y IcHn!Spn.
Ohio accorG."., e. ... SUPERINTENDENT re
rciyel by the -; .~. :'~aG.ct Ct the
Wb,e.3s division :r.:r ;lG general
.u.e-.r,rnlrat a, T,.ts,.i"&1, -. The
"a r.,c, wi, l., a..,..: ed g.. ,a"rnHers
~ 49, ,.o-,n"s raj.:....d all 80 cubs
sr,,,.rt.,r y. a.h,..,. from n. r.lS.Hrn.
Cn,,r.r western anl S,r.,Aw~>t-
~, -c,.,,,s y. ne i...rr~~.y..",, Sys-
go. \, ,bc lis. Mold ne. hr,t. about
so,.n, .hnus,,I rcrs,ae attended and
,bcs, W., ...y ~, al. - uE a;G.etlc
C'pbs from m, V.ho,,t:s and tt'tshurgh
d;,.,s..-. -. n, rad II - estimated
,,at on, -. no ,lrsest Sa:&ertn.,s eN-c
bs,d uy r.r.sv.va0tu Coa.IIay EN-
nloyees will be seen a. peua!son. and
.rrangen,en:s are bag made 70 provide
soeclal trains % Ana from The led on
,hat data
According 20 \. :. Tn!e-ucy. and Joe
rInnaccn,,. sec-..,,. q The Wheeling
c,rh .. the Ivhec;.:,S Division. prepar-
atoms arc hc!.e :.ado hero 70 80; to-
-a,ns ,a-ve Ge.ar1r.oo :v'.p VIII at
ssn1 and taks par, IN =, ...rc.. SUPER
tntendent J. II. Eet,.iac. 90: he "heoi-
In, Division. waJ - s",a: over OK
sports, expects 20 attend IL" Held meet
and has promised 70 SIR u2 s"'''e acton
ro-n that n,:sA' r"sG.c IN no vac. AnS
team bringing horn" soma Z ne non
ors Although tia local S'y5 H..Fe not
rado comp.etG i..HS. Z - presumed
that arrangements Wall ne mad" :" ai"w
all who possibly can E" @''':.!. Trans
portation WILL be fy:i.!s@"l I" a! -"
emo,cvee. and this IS expected 70 help
and induce ev,r!nue - Ht:":i - event
Coos To College
Several ~. a@'l.s VIII Le made IN tho
Penasy.vac.. u:...s a. The Haw!ey
building tins w"sN when S'v"ra, en-
p,oyees who have been worN;7s during
the summer months ~, reS.-n % az
tend the fall terms a, various Colleges:
The departments '.t.,' wi 'e ''"er'e'
Will De the time Ct2o" an" tHe once
OF Division Ac"uun:"2: ". h. O'.eT :
Pennsy Pay Day
Yesterday Mas i"t% Gay Tor emo sue
employees oc the i'""HSNS N"''''NS ~
vision. The a;"'";'i i'''" OK 'sr'"Se"
ono or tho largest 'Af" "H'" -'''S '"e
recent wage cut Went 'a'N e''StG
Vacation over
Practically e'''! ,': Al" or
pioyee OF The ra!.E'dI~ "'', nav" Gee
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!; STATE HOUSE ;
Plans Prepared TO
Spend $4,000 for Vets

Charleston. Sept. lI-|I1Es 20 expend
tho $50. o0n ape 1r.at"l >" ths .cslaia- :
tire 30 tire rc,.,i II So. Injured ard
.Id!gene torDrc Ssc..re :Ia1 have been
Adopted by the board It pubic wrr,:s
following 3 report ~ II. hDa,d's special
cu;nmi.tse, oo:'.f s2t NJ. Governor Nor
gan AGdiirr Gp"1 an. 49e:.atcndal
FoEc.
THe a:a.a fH;.G5 w, - uscI fcr e.ner-
Gcacy UH.E ard 4 ."t.r.ri@sHt al given
- tfs federal governments. Every case
VIII b. dHc.trd ca It's own merits and
no regular .atsr oS pay have been es-
tabNshed. Payments ~ 20 u.ade 20
ech person ea;!;.cd l. c.,sneas,.. lon
and n, c.l7- Nj! thea - ), .ay!.
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! six, crepe. crepe de- chino and gins-
! ham chambrcy gRbardine and serge
! COuid be used for this style.
! pattern Of this illustration mailed
: 70 any address on receipt OF l2o In ST.
i yer ur stamps.
! write name and address plainly. Send
! - cents 70 Iatel!!gencer Office. Wheel
Ing. W. Va.
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GOES TO MEET BHorHE1

JacGue Daniels. OF Warsaw. Poland.
Will arrive in New York Saturday ana
his brother. David Daniels. "heellne
NJ wnbrokcr. leaves this city Friday to
moot the former, who will come to
Wheeling where he expects to cpen
studio. Jacau" Daniels IS pianist OF
some fame and has had wide experience
n musical circles and his coming hero
wi, I've OF much interest 10 local must
cal folk.
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Building Program

The state board or CUutrO. Will pesln
Al extensive building program this fail.
Two buildings will DO erected this year.
one - the Negro Orphans Home at
Huntington. and the other - tho phyS-
.'ll education building At West Virginia
University. NorgantOwn.
II. Russ Warne. Charleston architect
= PREPARING plans for the erection Of a
lO0-hod husplt;t! Z. Terra Alta. The
board is now receiving bids on the In
sulatiOn and installation of L cold Stor-
AK. and SO plant at the Terra Alta
S,In:turium.
In this connection James S. Lakin,
- S:dent of tho board. announced that
the name OF tho poStofftco n Terra Alta
has been changed TO "Hopem"nt.' I
name suggested by Miss MOats umeTy Of
Montgomery, W. Va. II Is the only
pos;oft!cs in the world OF that name, It
- SAID
Must Marx Bridges
Tho new state road law provides for
marking bridges in cities, towns AMI
counties to show tho maximum weight
that may be carried on them a. IN"
zinc. THIS Jaw also provides thar The
notices DO placed ''whrie they Will b?
conspicuous.
The city. town or county : not Halle
for collapse oC any bridge Il any prs n
drives any vehici" or animals ~ excess
e.: tho amour; indicated upon IT, :: WAS
sid II any person causes IN" COLLAPSE
OF any bridge by reason of driving any
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To Sriect So

Derrlo2msntS d. -: 30 past w"ok
t,ti.ca,c :n,, me- Ut .: lis state cap.
ttol au,;dns .Nrr.'n.,r,uI s.Itet 70 ba
Al lad dur.nS Sc gt-;Eu=r ;C,.I.i ..:il:,e.Y
6er.6. the reuo !:.!Hg undetermined se-
ea.i,n, tho Ieisc.'or o: :: 50 N r~&.ch
! 20 oiaos Was, E.rE'n!a's sIH@o.00h sat.
Eo.i.e 20 -e.,1c, n h'.'@c. STRUCTURE
acs.. eyed ~ g. january .h::'.
~ s%a VS. Sc: 80 Go, = ..,.'. <nu.
Aro-:, anahifcC-. . -. ,rI is ~,
led ,Ac coHt.aa. f.r GrIasr. rh"
bsps and 3rcIa-'l% the specification ~
tSs rsv structure. al data coRcesn!ns