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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-18
At the Theaters
Today
Ideal

Thru Eyes OF Mcn" az the Ideal
today. tells OF the thrilling young
American millionaire and the beau-
tifui premier equestrienne of tho
troupe Of Barkaro the Great. Tho
Snowman comes to a fashionable
seaside resort with rts wonderful nj
traction. and Leila Leighton. IN star.
and she young millionaire meet. n
N love al first sight. but nafkafu
steps In and the story stnrts with a
smashing scene.
One OF the most important char.
actcrs in Thru Eyes Of Men a.
played by Master Hen Alexander. ono
OF D.. W. Gfifnth's prcteEes who viii
be remembered for his remarkAhes
work In THE Hearts Of tho World
and the "tnpardonable SIN
This talented hoy playn The role 81
little Billy who becomes the storm
center in the tight between Allen.
the American. and Bafkaro. Inc
Arab. Tor the possession OF h beau
sifui Leila Leighton.
There are thrills galore. beautiful
wouitn, magnificent settings. and
those who hove horses viii see a
score of fsare Arabian t~horoughbredH
who we're brought from Asia to this
country to appear In this picturo.
A comedy reel. Happy ~laze." will
De shown here today atso.
Lyric
Clara Horton, the dcmurc fG-ycnr-
old miss WIN plays opposite Charles
Ray In his third independent produc-
lion. "Ninetecu and Phyllis which
is showing "a tho Lyric FOR an en-
gagcmcnt OF three days. beginning
yesterday, h the youngest Eiri who
has ever been chosen 10 appear oppo-
site q male star.
Mi. Ray Is delighted with The
splendid performance which The
young lady has given IN "NIneteca
and Phyllis ana states that b viii
no doubt be seen IN his other forth
coming First National attractions.
"Rest IN Peace" a qayety cona-
ody, b. being shown here today In All
dillon 10 the Charles Ray lecture
'sB"u
william =. Hart is sni at Inc "is-
In "ONaioy Of the Mounted" a late
Paramount release. In this tale %
the big Irish mounted policeman,
Hart h doing hm best work-ali tho
thrills that he puts into his picture
arc there In abundance. "Truveloguc-
pictures and weekly Events viii bs
shown here also.
Pastime
Eileen Percy. The Tombcy," IN
the picture o. thft name thas il play
inr today az the Pastime. h vel
known 20 Albuquerque theatcr-gOcra.
She Is one Of william fON'S best
known stars and one OF the most
popular.
A Mutt and Jcn comedy cartoon
and u reel OF Fox news Will he on
today's bH, as an added attraction
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-18

FOR RENT-APAkTMENTs
8 rooms and bath. ti5 per month
Z rooms and bath. $40 per month
Right on street car line.
MCKINLEY LAND a LUMBER co.
Phone 1s0.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-18
Pasthne
..DoEF's-foA 4

Dent wish yoa could fine = iob-Fist "a
Deaf wish you eould rsnt yeas apsrt
Doa's visa yss sssld cell yeas isu..-
Howl
NJ aslns tas Hnsia's Classified csiunnA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-18

FOR sAIE=Mi~ceimaeoos =
fOK ALA player pane. practically
new - rolls % musics Zoe $3.50. Phone
2lt2-i. OF address ,. ". walker gt3 =.
tfh ~
DkPLNDAhLE PLANTS-forto Rico and
plants. Hlso 'omatscs: 800. si.2B; 1000.
t2.23t 5000. $1,000 EFr plants. sweet
and hot pepperss 100. 7bc; 500. s2.25.
snd count guaranteed. send for dsssrip.
tive folder. Dealers get my wholesale
prices. Texas Pioneer Plant Shipper, q.
d sewsii Penfssii. Texas
lOk SALA-Auto rsinp trailer eaiapl-is ~
lrst.rlass condition iheitd~s ieak Lseds.
ishle. stove re- hoS. raone tsY Iie5 3.
Silver
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gu Home on Tha. Vacant Lot D T. K%NGsBURY, zo West Cold Phone 0sl j

Beg lots. snd buy Ih1m no1'--80 H.
via paved street Eary termt-whT
raT Ierti We also have cheap lats u
ne Highlands Which uil Be- valuAbls
% aetpunt q the nsu shops. On yoar
sen bame y y. ksiehef. al W. Gold.
Ptona 40
:. y. KELEHER
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CALL ZIP

when you want competent Help,
a Room, 10 buy Anything. 10 sell
Anything, phone s45. An expert
enced Want Ad Taker'' will an
swer and be ready to take your ad
as you phone II.
Herald want "A Takers" are
thoroughly trained Advertising
writers. They have been instructed
IN the art OF writing WANT ADS
that PULL n you do not know
exactly how your ad should be
worded these operators will help
you.
REMEMBER; We have a cias-
siftcntiJn for every purpose and
results for those who ~ them.
Phone 345
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-18
FOR SALE--CHEAP

cannot De tNCelled ior COOKING or
baking. Also an Irish Mail Chlld's
vehicle, nearly new as easy 10 opcf-
ate a. % kitty-knr. They are priced
GO sell quickly o West New York.
l'hone 2ttktW. e
tOk sAII@lyprwn,rrS -
FUk sALG. TYfEWHITEkS-AH kiads.
both new and second hand. bought. acid.
tented snd repaired. AlbuqnsrQns Type
writer EreAanFs. Phone e0s-J. ia9 Eouth
scarts
tOH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "a
fuh hi-r-l r1oias and roreh furnished
lAll n nrst ~
ftkNiShkD housekeeping upaftments, 40
SICK ans n. seventh 81
TWO partly furnished rooms for light house
kseplng n0M n. Hscond -
h0oMs ior ight kouiskesPlng. s0T NortA
Two ard a.Foem igpishse ho1ssksspl-s
aphrimeniai also sleeping rooms. Alhu
gnerans Hotel, 2loh n. second.
FUH KENT-3 mbdem nrnishad rooms ior
HEAT housekeeping. Inquire nt j2a X.
lhlrH street
LidnT HOCsEkELfING rooms iafFs
slssplnE porch in connection married
rnunls Wlfhnut children urrferrrf So .ifl
lau III M hama Ave rhanc is02 W.
Fuh NV fumishcd ararfmsnt. three
rnoui, strictly modern furnished apartment
equipped Win disappearing beds also he'd
900 InINt frnf $40 hot and cold water maid
lruuIfr 600 fast Coal Ave
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HOOMS WITH BOAIlD

ROOMS WITH BOARD !
ONE lafEo loom, newly fufuished: suitable
for one or two with board. lt52.W
SIS " Fruit
FOK NHNT-Nicey fruIshsd front room
first floor adjoining bath private eu.
traurt un other rnuiuerH suitable for fHu
huard % drtirra. 1905 West ttuuaI. Phone
ia1sM
LOOKING for = housed n What you haVs in
mind isn't listed here. put = little "a m
our "wAnted-Dwslllngs" column. Just call
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11
Second Floor

inches wide. Atwood. $1.95.
CSl FANCN CRETONNE,.
36 inches wide l9c a yard.
fs2l FEATHER PILLOWS.
6 pounds. all feather filled, COW
cred with blue and white
striped A. {. \. ticking, $2.95 a
pair.
(S3) FEATHER PILLOWS.
pounds. filled with all-goose
feathers: 2Ox2! inches, covered
with blue and white assorted
ticking. Frid;,: $7.95 a pair.
IS+l COTTON BLANKETS.
64x76 inches; grey and white
with fanrv H"rdcrs; Nashua
make; $l.79 a pair
,S3) WOOL PLAID BLANK
FITS. 12xS2 inches; so per cent
wool: $50 a pair.
t96l ALI. WOOL BLANK
ETS. 66xS0 inches S. 30 pair.
js7D SHEETS. Slx90 inches:
seamless. bleached muslin; 81 As
fSS) PILLOW CASES, 42x
80 inches; blca2hcd muslin; pc
each.
49, Ora SH TOWELING,
II inches wide: half linen,
blcarhcd; l5c i yard.
90 NAIN%DOk, ten val
pieces. $l.+9.
l9n PATTERN T ABLE
CLOTHS, all linen, TOXIC
inches, $3.50.
1927 HUCk TOWELS. all
linen. lSx36 inches; heavy quail
ity; plain or hemStitched; 49c
each.
(93) NERO lied DA-
MASK TABLE CLOTHS, 70xSn
inches; scalloped, finished ready
for use, 1920.
(94) $l.75 BOYS CORUC,
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1872 WOMEN'S FLANNEL
ETTE NIGHTGUWNS, regular
and extra sizes, Is to 20. for
$l.59.
1851 WOMEN'S SIlPONER
NIGHTGOWNS of lingerie
10th. pink and white. fancy
stitched. sizes is and Il, Soc,
"a ENVELOPE CilEMlSE
Of batiste. daintily trimmed
with insertion and lace. or plain
tailored; strap or shoulder cut;
So to a.: for Csc.
(65) CAMISOLES of pink
satin. strap o. armhoIe style,
elaborate with Val lace; sizes SO
TO "A; Csc.
(66) OUTING FLANNEL
SLEEPERS for children. sizes
. to 10; Csc.
t67) OUTING FLANNEL
NlGHTGONNS Tor chliuren'
sizes 4 10 IA; Csc.
(6Sj CHILDREN'S X \ 1T
SLEEPERS. with feet: natural
color. sizes = to 8; 9Sc to $40.
t69) BABY BLANKETS. '36
x5O inches. in solid colorS and
nursery patterns. $l9S.
90 CRIB ROBES. Of quilt
ed japanese silk. $l.9S.
on WOME.N'S X NIT
BLOOMERS. grey. navy, black,
and tan; short and ankle
length; elastic waists; 9Sc.
r72l WOMEN'S BEA con
BATH ROBES, light and dark
colors; special, 1898.
(73) HOUSE DRESSES Of
bingham and pcrcale; special at
Sl9S. Waist line and straight
models.
90 1926 TO $4OO PLAID
WOOL DRESS GOODS, "a
inches wide. $3.50 a ward.
(T5) FRENCH SERGE. navy
and brown; 80 inches wide;
800 a yard.
t76) $3.50 SATIN CANTON
CREPE. wanted colorS and
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Market St. Floor

~ $3.50 COMBINETS, 10
quart capacity. for Sl.2I.
t9) $5.45 COPPER BOIL
ERS, No. s size. for $4.oh.
C3) Csc CLOTHES PROPS,
hardwood, 5 for SOC.
~ $4.s5 WASH BENCHES
for two tubs and wrlnger. $3.'N
~ $500 RADIANT GAS
HEATERS for $500.
C6l LEAD GAS CpN3EC-
TIONS. with standard connec-
tons. II inches, Sic; - inches
35c: "a inches. 39c; 80 inches,
45c: SO inches. 55e.
- TEA POTS Of earthcn-
ware. seven cup size, 63c.
fSl WALKED PAPER for
wrapping lunches and for home
use; IS sheets, 12x15 inches, for
1jr.
800 $2.as SAD IRON SETS.
three irons with asbestos lined
hoods, and stand, all for $50.
rlON soc FLOOR MOPS, trl-
angular shape, for 9Hr.
nv 81 % GARBAGE CANS.
S-gallon size, for 9@c.
12> $3.50 'REZNOR GAS
HEATERS. for $29S.
13) $3.50 TEA KETTLES "f
nickcled copper. No. s size, for
$1.79.
n4) Zoe TOILET PAPER. 5
rolls for 33c.
49, $14.99 Dinner Sets OF 81
pieces for $3.50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11
Doctors and Dentists
Hold Joint Meeting

Tn" NEXT regular meeting Of the ohio
county Medical society which viii be
held Friday N $40 y. III. in tho Wheel
ing hirh school building will he de-
I"t"G :" topics If interest to both ply
>."ians and dentists. The medical So
city has extended invitations for this
meeting To all Of tine dentists Of this
vicinity.
Three papers viii no presented hv
uemh"rs Of The dental society. They
are As fC!iuWs'
DR.. Rates Mcf.ain. "Scicntiflc Denturc
Con Slrurtiun.' with clinical drmOns,ra-
iinnSb
pr. W. r.. II. Caldwell. Surgical ,l:x.
tract .Gn.
nr \ f. lIrnnen. preventive Den
risiry.
on" Dau"r will be given BY Or. !. w.
Gilmore as Il representative OF the med
iral society," The title OF DR.. GilmUr"s
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MORE CHANGES IN
c. OF P. OFFICES HERE

The {. e. p. Telephone CO. has an
nOunced additional changes in the Of
fees here. several days ago II was an
mounced that District Superintendent
Mark Mellor had been transferred to
Washington. and Commercial Agent
II. &. Bills TO MorGantown. as manager
Of the offices there.
The announcement yesterday was
that Edwin F. Hill. for nine years plant
superintendent for West Virginia. with
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Main Floor

l222> $l.O0 Il VI b ROBBERY
FLOUNClNGS. 27-inch, 69c.
J23l SOC BABY IOk + :
round neck. 19".
t24 75c LACE EDGES. , to
! inches wide, 49c.
i225l 7r To :0c VAL L.ACES
and insertions. So.
800 23c PRINDLES' IN,
PORTED SOAPS. Zoe.
,27l 25c WOODBURY. FA-
CIAL SOAP. l9c.
2Sb ljc IERGEN'S GERA-
MUM BATH SOAP, 12r.
30 25c PURE SPANISH
Castillo SOAP, l9c.
,30) 25c ALL WHITE ROSE
GLICERINE SOAP. 19c.
81 csc DR.. LYONS
TOOTH POWDER. 1Sc.
32) 60c FOHEIAN'S TOOTH
PASTE, 49c.
t333l SOC SANITOL TOOTH
PASTE, Csc.
l34) 25c kOhYNOS TOOTH
PASTE, 19c.
l35N $l.0O COTY'S FACE
POWDER, 79c.
i36l Csc TOKALON FACE
POWDER, 4ac.
81 SOC POMPEIAN FACE
POWDER, 43c.
1881 $1.OO CREHE lie MON
79c.
800 6Oc CREME LIZ MON
(Vanishingl, ACE.
400 SOC CREME De MERI-
DOR. SOC.
Az 25c LOGAN'S LILY
CREAM. lSc.
49, 33c JERGEN'$ AL
MOND LOTION, 29c.
49, $3.50 b a RE TO
HAIR" $l.79.
49, SOC MILSIFIED CO.
COANUT OIL, SOC.
49, $l.l0 HOT WATER
BOTTLES, 79t.
40 $l.69.rO MBlNATION
SYRINGE AM hot water bot
ties. 1929.
l47 Csc FACE BOTTLES.
79c.
49, s1.oO RUBBER
GLOVES. 79c.
40 zoe HAND BRUSHES.
&c.
80, Poe NAIL BRUSHES.
100.
t5lr 35c TOOTH BRUSHES,
l9c.
t52l soc TOOTH BRr SHES,
25c.
t33l 15c r f ID { II o S S
TOOTH BRUSHES. 45c.
i5+) $1.39 SCOUT GLOVES.
for girls and boys, $1.19.
$50 1926 STRAP WRIST
GAUNTLETS for women, 1896.
go 45c COLL AR AND
CUFF SETS of imitation linen,
Peter Pan style, for 29c.
81 $1.25 TO $l.9S PURSES
AND BAGS, 95c.
l5S) SOC e II II. ID r F. MS
SCHOOL HOSE, SOC.
so $1.39 WOMEN'S SILK
HOSE. Isle tops, $1.19.
(6O) $2.45 w o NJ F. y S
SPORT HOSE, silk-and-wool,
$l.9S.
(6N WOMEN'S BROW y
SATIN PUMPS. with turn sole
and covered by LOUIS or French
heels, $685..
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pager j. "F",ai Infection With Partlc-
uIar Reference 50 the Teeth"
Modern phrsirianS and dentists re-
ai:ze that The hes; results are to he
obtained by hearty ""-"pcrat:nn in their
work and Il free discussion Of the prob
leans which are common Ia both profess
slOns. This program promises TO be very
iruiiiahl" TO all WHO attend and I'M
hoUhtcdiy the widespread interest in
these subjects will stimulate Il very in.
trresting general discussion.
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The Mems Store
MA, ket ST. Floor

ilS' $3.50 { \ RDlG \ y
JACKETS. coat style, $5.45.
(l9} 35c SOCKS Of medium
weight merceri2rd Isle. 222r.
900 $50 SHIRTS. soft
cuffs. for $l.10.
(2D 1Jr BOYS UNION
SUITS for 55c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11
CUT THIS OUT

Cut out this slip. enclose with &c ana
mail 1t to Foley & Co.. 1885 Sheffield
Ave. Chicago. ILL.,, writing your name
and address clearly. You will rscsivs
in return a trial package containing
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Tor
coughs, colds and Group; Foley Kidney
Pills for pains in sides and back: rheu-
matism. backache. kidney and bladder
ailments: and Foley Cathartic Tablets
wholesome and thoroughly cleansing
cAthartIc for constipation. biliousness.
headaches. and sluggish bowels. soldf
everywhere.-Adv.
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Third Floor

t96> PLAID SKIRTS for
girls of - to l6. Side, knit"
or box pleated. $4.9S.
(97) KNIT SCARFS. in COM
binations and rlain colors. Spe.
cial $4.9S.
1857 KNIT TAMS. In combina-
tons OF colors.' CSC
1897 TUXEDO SWEATERS Or
black wool with whitr trimming.
Four different styles Of knit. SOS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11
Friday the Eleventh Is the Fifth
Meaning the Fifth
Day Of 100 Specials
And Here We Have the Full List, in Short
Readable Form for Your Quick Perusal

ROY KNOCKERS. I to Ii
years: Friday. $l.45.
tQj BOYS OUTING FI.AN.
MEL SLEEPERS, one-pirrc, /
To : years. 81. 10.
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headquarters at Charleston. had bssn
appointed as information manager IN
the state. and Victor B. Fitzgerald. TIE
district superintendent OF plant
Wheeling has been named to SuecSeo
him in Charleston. George W. Thrail'
district plant superintendent at Char-
lestor. will come to wheeling to sue
coed Mr. Fitzpa trick.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11

Olco, rayne Will appear in criminal
court saturday. under bond furnished at
the September term. to answer Ia a
charge OF securing money under false
prcterse. Payncs alleged orensc dates
back two years. He was once indicted.
hu; could not be located. 4 new indict-
ment was returned against him IN Sep
,enbcr He was located in Pittsburgh.
arrested and brought back to Wheeling.
The charge against him grows nut or an
investment proposition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11

ErGHari f.. Kaiser. department HdJ"-
tauj * IT., American Legion. :ln'" his
return f~"m tive uat'"ua! r"nv' ntt"n. !"
beng kept busy preparing his report ~
membership f": IA" ,ari"us posts
thruughuU, West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11

Thr"uGh Lr item appearing IN the
ia pcr Bernard t. Kaiser. stat" H"Ju-
tan, of Ia" American Legion. mas
COATED ltru:cunnf T.. W Harri' vino NJ.
r. Rr-":" ~ Hurley. ldLao. asked the
del artmrn: To ind.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11
Silence!
For Too Minutes

From twelve clock,
and for two minutes there
after. on Friday. this sto
will suspend all opera
tons.
No business will be
transacted. The elevators
will stop running. and
even the cash system will
cease it's busy whirring
and humming.
Let all the people keep
these brief two minutes in
silence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11

The big drelge boat which ma been
a: work near the luca! wharf for soy
era, days clearing ti- "Elnhei H"@
lahrn IT, Martins Ferry last evening
whc,. il will lie used for similar work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11

Annahelle Leyson. o. Sistersville. W.
Va. who was arrested IT that city
charged with deserving her Young baby
cir, In a ward at III" homo OF George
s.. Meyer here is held in the Ohio coun
" Jail without bond TO await action Of
tho ncSt county grand jury on charge
Of child dcsertion. The child Is being
cared Tor at the Kings Daughters bay
Nursery.
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EOty&itSd

Postal C,erkS and carriers ~ Ia"
Wheeling district VIII "h~rrN" Arms
tiCr Day There viii IN" hut one de1iN-
cry Of mail in the m"rn'nS Wall" h". =
dizzy collections vii! be made" ne
stamp and parcel post windows Will
he op-n until 10 o'clock in the morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11

(l6l 35r GOLD JAP A LAC
for picture frames. etc, for 24c.
40 soc WELSBACH GAS
LIGHTS. {. +. z. kind with
three inverted mantlcs, for Csc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11

The trouble with flying up" easily
Is that you so often have to fly down
hard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11

There have been total % |. $50 hunt
orS' licenses for this sea son Issued from
tho office ~ county ClcrH J. n. Wells
Under the now state game laws. l.
Gems" is required for fish ,nG as well az
hunting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11

lame 4. dyson district deputy grand
exalted ruler Of rhH r. y. - F:lks has
issued tho call co. a conference nf eS-
allied rulers ard secretaries Of tho u
Elks lodges nv West Virginia. Ia he
held nj l'arhcrsburE Sunday November
On. for the rurrnec ur discussing
state wide membership. ca mpa!gn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11

There are smiles that make us happy
There are shines that make us glad
Blue pevil.-Adv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11

In police court Thursday. Judge Rl'z
assessed Ane OF 81 and costs upon r.
J.. Martin. who was arra'Gncd on a
charge OF lettering. Jane Doe was fined
81 and costs on charge OF being drunk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11

Two declarations OF intention to be-
com" citizens " the United States were
filed yesterday. christ George Vardeve-
las. Greek IN the motion picture husi-
ness here and residing At l039 Main
street. and Hc'ian Stel.anopoulas. n ma
tive ~ Greece. IN tho florist business
and residing ut 1872 Market street arc
the two applicants
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11

Thrrc will be No stock markets today
. local exchanges will he closed In
g,ance OF ArmIstlce Day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11

The state highway commission VIII
open bids At Charleston December
fo- tho constitution OF +-foo' snan
concrete bridge over little Wheeling
creek near Valley Grove.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11

RchrlrsalS for The comedy. The Old
p!strl; Scno"l.'' to he given next Fri
day even ny the choir o: the Edg-
wood McIh"d.s; Episcopal church are
being held successfully. Following the
presentation Of the play. refreshments
will lie served and social time en-
joyed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11

Tn :"I S,a:n" Deputy Marshal John
H. Shorts returned Ir~:CrlaN from
Atlantis. ca. where n" took Niuk Politics.
WI" VII servo three Years H"'it"S CON
ductrd " store hH-r aah Went .n'n bank
rulGri Iir WIS found guilty ~ fraud
IN ronrcr;.on with :he bankruptcy AVS.
Mss Mae BUCKLEY. L. y. assumed nor
row dates yesterday as f".low-un
nurse 81 the aX-scrvIcc men rrh1h'l-
stated under the direction &C the Wheel
ing suh-ptnrc or the Cn'cd states Vet
Grams bureau
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11

W, +. Ranp l"a sch his MN" yesterday
AZ NJ. to hnntai - Nin.rnt NerCe,ott.
OF Elm Grove. for = period &C tlv" years
Machinery t. now hciuS installed md IL
is expected there vii hN production Of
between 80 and - tons ~ roai 4 day.
DR.. William Hiram Fou,Xs. "f Fort
land. Oregon. md New York. vii I've
the guest at rnc frs; dinner nr the Pres
by;crian church HcXt Thursday night.
The supr"" and hdZaL" ~ II" given
Thursday evening &c neX' week at the
FIRST English Lutheran churCh by me
Kings daughters organization Of the
congregation will he joyful occasion
OF The THANKSGIVING season. Supper
will be- served from five until eight
a. rlork
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-18
CONVERSATIONAL
Continued from Page One)

figures are entirely too conservative
Many new members Of congress.
elected last fall, who will assume
office when the Sixty-sixth congress is
called into special session next March,
have already arrived in Washington.
and none of them are attracting more
interest than Harry Wurzback. the
first Republican ever sent to congress
from Texas.
G. o. p. Texas Scion.
Mr.. WurZbach will succeed Rep.
Carlos Bee. a brother-in-law to Post
master General Burleson. He was for
merly a member of congress and rep
resented a district in Texas but at
that time he was elected on the Demo
cratic ticket
decision by the United States SUI
preme court in the case of Charles f.
Smith VS.. the Kansas City Title and
Trust company, to test the constitu-
uonality of the Federal Farm Loan
act, is expected soon. Federal farm
loan banks have not been functioning
pending the ruling of the supreme
court on the case in question.