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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-02-23
.LlABILITIES0F OF
BROKERAGE FIRM
MAY BE MILLION
Former Governor of North Da-
kota Says He Lost Every
thing in Crash
VICTIM OF OTHER PERSONS

New York, Feb. 23.-Liabilitics
Of the brokerage firm Of karyos
and Burke, which last night went
into the hands Of Il receiver, were
yaricusly estimated hero today ut
from $70O,O3O to $1,5W,OOO. John
Burke, former treasurer of the
United States, whose signature
appeared on bank notes issued
from early in 1918 until his res.
ignation a little mere than u year
ago, declared he had lost every.
thing In the business.
Bankers who have been assoclat.
ed with him in business were
quoted rs saying they believed he
had been a dupe In the develop.
ment Of the amazing situation re.
yealed in the matter.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-02-23
FALLS UPON
CIRCULARpSAW

Red Lodge, Mont, Feb. 23- dick
Van Danryck, employed nea" here,
was killed when he fell forward on a
circular saw.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-02-23

Checkers was known as an old
game among the early Greeks.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-02-23
CITY SNOW.BOUND.

Green Bay, Wis, Feb. 23.-This city
is practically shut off from the rest
OF the world as a result of the worst
sleet and snow storm of decade
which is sweeping over the state.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-02-23

Galveston, Tex, is the greatest cot
ton port in the world. ti3rR
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-02-23
boy IS FROZEN
| IN DILLW0RTH;
WOMAN KILLED
ShOrt-circuited Wire Fatal To
Rochester, Minn., Woman
During Storm
COLD WAVE SPREADING
Storm Continues in Minnesota
and Wisconsin and Wave
Spreads South of There
COLD WAVE SPREADING

DillWorth, Mimi, Feb. 23.-Roy
Holmes, IL. was frozen to death
last night in u snow cave which
he and his companions had dug
III q huge drift of snow near his
residence.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-01
Suggestion" Birth Control
Tried on Connecticut Cow

Packerville. Conn. Dec. 3l.-Birth
control by suggestion is being
practiced here as we'll as on the
W. s. Brown farm at Sheppard Hill.
John Smith intends to have his
red and white COW bear him a pure
white calf. and will curtain her IT.
snow-white danask to make the
trick sure thing.
White will also be used every few
DAYS on the ceiling and walls OF her
box stall. He will wear white Jacs-
cts when feeding her. and all her
grain and water will be brought N
srow-vhite pals
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-01
Paraguay Revolution
Cost $4,000 Real Cash

Asuncion, Paraguay, Dec. Silt
cost only $4,000 real money to stage
the recent coup detat in Paraguay,
which deposed a president, vice pres
ident and cabinet; put the republics
entire army and navy on the alert;
upset business generally. and placed
Paraguay back on the list of repub-
lie: which decide political arguments
by revolution.
The coup was in every sense of the
word pacific" revolution. Three or
four men were killed by troops dur
ing the 10 days that the army was in
control OF the capital. but these
deaths were not due to fighting be-
tween the factions.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-01

passed on to the Doges' palace.
How about a gondola ride?" War
rem looked out over the lagoon. you
we're keen for that last night"
Not now. dear, it's too sunny
later this afternoon. While we're
here. we ought tc go through the
Doges' palace"
Now I'm not going TO do any
art galleries. belligerently.
''We needn't do the art part-but
I've always wanted to see the dun
geons"
A lowering guide, who had spot
ted them as tourists, now ap-
preached.
Would you like to be shown
through the palace and the ancient
prisons
Knowing Warren's aversion TO
guides. Helen interrupted his curt re-
fusal, eagerly insisting that the pris-
on dungeons were what she most
wanted to see.
Anything but art galleries" was
Warren's grouchy consent.
The admission fee paid, they en-
tered the court. and up the impos-
ing giants staircase, down which,
according to the guide. had rolled the
bloody head Of Marino Faliero after
his tragic execution.
On through lofty council cham
hers, and they crossed the famous
Bridge of Sighs.
Looking down at the grim prison
walls that rose from the canal. they
could see the narrow sits that served
Tor windows Many CT the cells, the
sHides cxrlaiHcd. ~cTe below the
water 1t was these underground
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-03
QUEER TURN TO THE
HESTER BADGER
! GAME CASE
Wife Pleads Guilty and Claims
: H1SbdI,d Forced Her Into
! Conspiracy

Justice grew puzzled today before
the paradox of wife pleading guilty
to the identical crime charged jointly
by the state against her husband
when Mrs. Kate Hester accused of ex-
tortion, admitted her guilt to Superior
Judge Franklin ]. Cole while her hus-
band claimed innocence and prepared
for trial.
The pair, William and Kate Hester,
We're arrested last December for prac-
ticing what police define as badger
game" on NJ. L. Grayson. Surprised
with Mrs, Hester by her husband,
Grayson was forced at the point of a
gun to sign over possession of his au-
tomobile to assuage the wounded re-
spect of the irate husband, the state
maintains. 1t was a conspiracy be-
tween man and wife to fleece Grayson
the complaint sets forth.
Previously arraigned, both pleaded
not guilty. Today Mrs. Hester asked
to change her plea, which was granted.
"He made me do it," she sobbed in
court, pointing to her husband. "He
has a strange power over me that l
can't resist"
4 She will come up for sentence Mon
day the date on which her husbands
trial date vii lbe fixed.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-03

FOR SALE--Genuine Hairy Peruvian
alfalfa seed by the grower, at 19c
F. o. B. Yuma, Arizona. Write for
sample today. VIM. Wisener, R. F.
D., No. I, Yuma, Arizona. /
Feb 3-6-S-10-13-15
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-03

FOR RENT-Furnished cottage two
rooms, kitchen. and bath, close in,
clean, 635 Olive. 3tf
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-03
THE PISTON RING IN
AUTO NJ OBILE
ECONOMY
By GEORGE PEPPERDINE
president of the Western Auto

Supply Company
Motor car owners are wise when it
comes to suggestions and information
pertaining to their cars. They read
widely in the automobile sections of
newspapers and magazines and absorb
the information so obtained thorough
ly.
There is one very important part of
an automobile, which because it is
out of sight, does not often come to
the attention of motorists, and yet
car will not run without it-and this
is the PISTON RING.
Pistons are smaller than cylinders,
therefore, the clearance between the
piston and cylinder wall must be seal
ed by piston rings. If this is not
done, the piston on the upward cor
preston stroke will not compress the
charge of gasoline to complete.
combustable form, consequently a
weak explosion and lack of power
will result.
If you have ever loaded shotgun
you know that the killing or shooting
power depends not so much on the
kind or quality of powder but rather
upon the tightness Of the packing or
Wadding rammed down on the powder
charge.
Waste Oil-FOul Plugs
When you are using the ordinary
type of piston ring, the oil creeps past
the piston into the combustion cham
Der and fouls the motor and spark
plugs with carbon deposits.
About Carbon Deposits
Oil dies not explode like gasoline
| it burns and the result is the forma-
tion of carbon in the cylinder domes,
on the piston heads, spark plugs,syalve
seats and behind the piston rings and
will soon score the cylinders and do
other damage of equal severity. AS a
rule carbon can be detected by pre-
ignition troubles, knocking loss Of
power, not enough mileage from gaso-
line and oil. When any or all of these
symptoms are noticed it is pretty safe
to lay the blame on leaky piston rings
and the remedy can be found in a set
Of Peerless Piston Rings, which on
account Of their simplicity and effec-
tiveness correct permanently the
many ills to which motor is sub
jet.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-03
RUM RUNNERS TAKEN
WITH WHlSKEY ON
LOCAL BORDER
Customs Officers Lodge Bold
Pair of Snsugglers In Ell
Centre Jail

A conspiracy Of a bold pair of day.
light rum runners was thwarted to-
day by Customs Inspectors Kemp and
Brown Of Calexico when two Mexi-
can smugglers were tabbed and ar
rested while trying to carry contra
brand whiskey across the interna-
tionai line.
The arrest was made public here
today when the two men, Ramon Soto
and Manuel Silva, were incarcerated
in the Ell Centre county Jail on
charges of smuggling.
Through the secret channels of in
formation available to border Gus
toms officers, Inspectors Brown and
Kemp were clipped off" that an at
tempt was to be made to run the
line with illicit "hooch." Throwing
out d Gordon Of officers, the law laid
in wait.
An hour or more passed. Then,
from across the Mexican side appear
ed two Mexicans, staggering under a
burden Of booze. As they stepped
across the boundary two guns rose up
from the earth and bobbed danger
ously under their eyes.
"Come, shell out the hooch," was
the command.
The alleged rum runners shellcd.
From each the officers took scores Of
pints of whiskey and marched the
smuggfers off to Jail.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-03
MOVIE WORLD MAY
SHIFT CENTER TER OF
GRAVITY
United Press Leased Wire

NEW YORK, Feb. 3-Headquarters
of the motion picture world may prac--
tically abandon Hollywood and move
cast to Long Island.
This plan, said to have been propos-
ed by Will H. Hays, was given impetus
today by news Of the murder of the
prominent director, William Desmond
Taylor, which capped a long string OF
scandals surrounding movie activities
on the Pacific coast.
Hays plans to have a community
church in the center Of the new movie
city on Long Island.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-03

FOR SALE-1 32x3 1-2 Miller Cord
and tube; 33x4 Bruins. Fabric and
tube; 1 30x3 1-2 Good. N. S. and
tube; 1 touring car top and wind
shield; 1 Dodge rim 32X3 1-2; 2 33
X4 Stanweld rims, all the above new
and at bargain prices, also one pair
side screens for Dodge Delivery
Buy them at a greatly reduced
price. Merrall's Garage, 764 Main
Street. 3t2
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-03
Too Late To Classify

FOR SALE-Ford with delivery body,
$3.50, with tools $175. Jimmie
Meeks, Public Garage, Imperial 3t3
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-03

FOR SALE-Five room bungalow,
large garage, chicken yard, etc. Two
lots, 100 fit. front, lots of shade trees
best residence district in Ell Centre,
$500 handles this, rest like rent.
Write owner. Box 500, RID No. 2,
Escondido, Calf. 3t5
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-03

WANTED-Ranch work of any kind
by reliable middle aged man. Box 6
Imperial Valley Press. 3t3
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-03

FOR RENT--Partly furnished broom
tent house. 763 State St. 3tf
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-03

FOR RENT-Apartments, I'll Com
mercial Ave. Ste
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-02

Weekend with her parents in Manning
ton.
,Ir. Shoffer. of Wheeling. was 4 busi'
ness visitor here Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hastetler, OF
Wayneshurg. are spending a few days
here with relatives.
The many friends here Of Mrs. Fran
els Freshwatcr Will be sorroy to learn
she Is confined TO her home at Bethany
with scarlet fever.
Miss Sadie LeInly spent Thursday
with friends IN Warrington.
Miss Gayle Anderson. who IS teaching
in Cameron. Is spending the Thanksgiv-
Ing holidays here with her parents. DR..
and Mrs. Anderson.
Miss Marguerite Pendergrast. who is
attending the Normal at Fa!rmont. Is
spending the weekend here with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Pendergrast.
Mcssrs. j. s. OFT and Spencer McMas-
ters are business visitors In Pittsburgh
for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Bremen bennington and
family OF Warrington. are spending
few days here with relatives.
Mrs. Chas. Sturm has returned home
after n short visit with friends In
Wheeling.
Miss Anna Margaret En;X. Of Mounds
willie, ~ spending few days here with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne
Enck
Misses Laura and Tresia Wyc"ff are
spending tie week end with relatives IN
BOARD Tree. o.,
Mr.. and Mrs howard Hamilton and
family loft Friday for their home IN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-02

Ben Bcss and son were shopping N
Wheeling Monday.
Sherman Schcehle OF Scotch Ridge
spent Monday with his brother Harry.
The children OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Sterling. are improving.
William Krinke was n caller in Ray
land one day this week.
The lyrcun course Will be given IN
tho High school auditorium December
by Godfrey +. Morgan. at o'clock in
the evening.
Mrs. Allen Thompson and children.
and Miss I.ovey Sickle. spent few days
with Mrs. Thompson's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs william Sickle Of Diamond. O.
Murdcn button IS on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dclbert Sterling and
children. Mrs. Dallas Sterling and son
Ellsworth. spent Saturday OF last week
IN columbus. q.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Scott and son.
Mrs Emma Scott were visiting at the
homo Of Mrs. Lyman Brindy IN Column
bus. recently.
Buddy Ring is1mprortns after an Ill
ness.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-02

the NJ T. church. MOrriSt"wn. by the
Rev. W. =. Kuipc. Following the mar
rage ceremony reception and dinner
was held At the home ~ III" brides
parents Mr.. AID Mrs. II. :. EStep. The
following guests were present: Milford
Lodge and family. Elmer Nrtf and fam
liz. MahloD N!chuls. MIR. ana Mrs. NAH
Ion Lodge. pr. ami Mrs. J.'N p"c"""r'
Nj. and Mrs. Max HUmm"r!". Mrs. L.
Nj. Lopez. Miss Mildred Da?rHh, jay
hamilton and Mrs. Frank AuNr"m.
Mrs. Elizabeth bent 81 M"rr!St""n
VAS the gurs, Of her daughter, Mrs.
4. I. Nammcv'e Thursday.
I. II. Hart has Installed radio out
Git a. "Wc.COmc ln".'
Mrs. Emma Mcfarland spent Thanks
giving dag with john Ciassc't aud fam
fly AT BIuuUk.
Frank p".Ioc.l nr paiu"Sv.l,c spent 4
c,w days with his grandparents, Nh.
and Mrs Jouu Atkinson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-02

II is strange. but true t"ai murder
will out. Though he iHkc every pr"
cation. the criminal viii leave some
clue 10 shout his guilt from the house
tops. Wherefore. the girl across IN"
street is red eyed from much wcckinS
ana Hiram. the butcher boy, is Tor the
present cast into outer darkness.
Il came about in this way. Last
August the giyl went f!iyv"ring with
one ol tho Walker boys. though her
heart was Nirams aud her hand was
pledged to him.
Last week one OF the village jo%erS
told Hiram that he had heard much
concerning kisses given and taken on
that ride Hiram was furious: but
rather than face the glrl and upbrald
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-02
Nj EMORlES.

This Is a hard-boiled age; and when
sentiment Is mentioned in its presence
it reaches for another cigarette and
mutters something about Heaven,
homeand- mother-stuff. But this age
will pass away, as ages do, while
sentiment will endure forever.
Moreover, even the ardiboiled guy
who tries to be wholly selfish loses an
opportunity to take a profit when he
deletes sentiment from his scheme OF
existence. For while persons who
have only vanity where their souls
ought to be may depend upon their
possessions for happiness, normal
people set their happiness from their
friends.
The best friend a man has is his
mother; the second best is his wife.
And common prudence urges that
these two be treated with uniform
and unfaiing kindness. For one or
beth Of them may fall asleep. t.
awake no more; and then the hard
boiled gentlean will be flooded with
memories OF little kindnesses and
little neglects of which he was guilty
and these memories will gnaw at him
without ceasing and give him little
peace.
Those who have had experience or
loss and grief have learned the hard
lesson that unfailing kindness to
loved ones is a form of self-preserva,
ton and an investment In consola.
tlon against a day OF need.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-02

he world. TNc"! was mighty happN
times.
But when Growcd up seen 4
lot O Cuss"dYcS$ in folks women
what wasn't none TOO good, an ment
what was crooked an low-down, a"
folks pretendin' to be good when they
wasn't. an even good folks !uiXin
the motives an fooIin' the'selycs; at
! got kind O sour on tonS.
Il like EN-. understand. but | don't
trust en- like ! Gone, when was
Young. It's right sad TO- a man to
lose tn" capacity to believe IN folks.
It's like little chap lcarnin' the
amt no Santa Claus"
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The Girl and the Butcher Boy

her. he rcsorted to strategy. wrote a
note to himself in which he charged
the girl with unfaithfulness. and sign
ed it "A Well Wisher." Then he mail
ed the note to the girl. told how great
had been his surprise at the receipt
Of It. and asked whether the charge
contained any truth.
It. was C!everly done. and Hiram had
disguised his writing. but alas! the
evil doer sets trap for himself. For
the girl had received many notes from
Hiram. and she knew him to be the
one living mortal who invariably
spells August O-r.g-u.s.t.
How vain are the plans OF the
wicked. and what folly Is theirs who
would fool a woman!
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BY Robert CULLEN
Folks Back Home J. H. streDe

!ond, ne will Ee fond of 1t still AMI
viii wear 1t still. though half the
world stands on the sidewalk TO Gull
lruw as he passes by. But these great
souls are rare; and average folks
must depend upon the approval o,
their ne!ghbors for happiness.
TO envy the neighbor his new car
is wicked. no doubt If envy take IN"
form of an active desire to dispossesS
him: but 10 envy him wee bit and
tel him of ii is TO be a good Samari'
tan. For he will interpret your envy
AS approval OF his taste and Compli'
ment to his worth. and thereafter Will
carry his chin a little higher and find
announcement to do his darndest be
cause OF you.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-02
SHERRARD
Heedlework Sales.

Tie Alien Grove Sewing Circle Viii
give their annual bazaar at the school
hriidiuC on Thursday, Dec. Il" Neeo'c-
work articles VII be displayed FOR sale
curing the riay and lunch Will be served
!, noon AM throughout the afternoon.
4 fancywork sale will be held at the
Nr olive; iail BY dc Ladies Aid So
Getty on F,.day. Dec. b.
sherrard Briefs.
Mr. and Mrs Francis. of Akron nave
-o,rr,ed home after visiting Rev. and
Mrs. r. II. Taylor. 49,
Mr. George Schlicnt~. Of Marion ono
,is,,cd his nIeces. Mrs Willard HICKS
o,d Mrs. 4. G. Myers. OF Mt. Olifet' THIS
week. u.,,,
ting are visiting al the u. NJ. EafF'n
home. -. ,ho
,Inr Grove Presbyterian church on
Sunday at y. m.
~, add Mrs. Joseph Curl Of faTN
,,oy Mr. and Mrs. Carl Snedcke'' al
t.ds,,rooI. Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. GarE!n and
a,,iIi-on were guests Of Mrs Mary
Hood on Thursday.
" l.. Matthews and family move"
,.a., ,he n NJ. Garvin farm TO Wheel
ing on Wednesday. &c.
w. and Mrs. \. 9. Myers and family
I'D Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hicks. OF
M. 0llvct. spent Thursday win Mr.
md Mrs rlydo uldr"w. Of Wheeling.
rho Nation Lodge I. o, O, +. gave a"
,ys..r supper Mt Hatton Hall on Thurs
LAY evening. 4,
- Il. V. Mozena and daughters. A.
,.,r,, I,lu,ra. F.ula and Mary. NJ Mar
lbs Ferry, visited at tho j. /. niger
home cn Thursday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-02

district bought "a" lots Us; Ncs; g ,nc
main ScAo", ou.h,nZ. fnt;u soa Nam
street. u?p'S.i" the F.~y. Methodist
church. y muderr r,a,Er"Iud VII l."
"-"ct"d and sponsored ~ n" K,N"uis
rlub mt wlIi Z" op"u"l a"Nt ~p-INE.
Laying or Corner Stones.
~" u.w h::;I srh""' h.i:I!.ge A,r"
J"d -; iHd"n city hr," go Ear pro-
crossed mat both bIi,Grnc~ ~" now
ready Gu~ ~" r"-u"-StouN ldyi.I. |" 3~
rrr'.';o' ;ES; Grand Master rGyt Franc
~ r,,i,aun; w''l l." N" master &C rrrc-
monies. and ;na. n" event Viii nrrI"
about N"ccma.r l5;H. n" Masonic
lodges %: ;hiS lection viii participate.
Masno"aa Literary Society.
Magnolia chapel was ;Ur%cd over TO
tie MoGn"l.an Literary S"c,c'y Wcdncs-
TIA" nnrH':g. This society rendered a
v""y Interesting program \ play O.!
r"C;cd ~ Miss Mildred McE7 key. "u'I.
tied Tile C"u:'sHip -: Mics Sta"Gt.n."
TaS y d"iirhtcu, tcatur" - III" pro,ct....
Funeral OF Z. Q. Williamson.
'ri." :uucra, %; n" la" l.. Z. Nili.ds'-
son occurred Il; lis lac home. IT, The
Orchard TAank giving afternoon. Re-.
g K. r." 90 Hundred oiHc:a,."E NJ.
Williamson VA ST. member - IN" Church
o: Chr,-. and was on" 90 our exemplary
rolag mca. Tie d!ed ~ a rcSu': OF
fall from IN" B"lla;rc bridge
John Thomas Not Recovering.
Word mas cone % rh!s city that John
Thomas - not rnrov"r'ng He waa taken
- the Ohio Valley General hospital %
Whcel,ug. where an x-r3r I,ls tnkFu ~
hs trouble. and = IS Thought. there 8 un
hope t"r him. Mr.. Thomas WAS sho,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-02
WILLIE WILLIS.

Little Willie Will
lis made the first
trial flight with his
new homemade
gil d er Saturday
morning. The shed
roof. fortunately,
IS only six feet
from the ground.
and there were no
internal injuries.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-02
SHADYSIDE
Light Bearers

Light Bearers
Tho Tirn. Bearers society Of the Tres
hyr.r!,n church was entertained W"G-
nrydav evening al the home "c Miss
Icuora IEal! ct Central avenue Yer"
interesting business session was h"l.
AND 4 social hour was enjoyed ate
which = delicious lunch was served.
S. s. Class Meets
The Sunbeam class " tho Methodist
church which 10 taught BY Miss Cora
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-02
ON BEING ENVIEG.

The greater part Of cont"n,meH:
consists In III" knowledC" that one Is
ruvicL by FOLK less fortunate. II =
glrl has a beau IN whom are many
faults that dress her. and Yet real ICES
that her girl friends envy her tina
possession Of him, she fOrgcts tn"
faults and Is content But II. by reA'
son Of the .aUlts. her girl friends
smile in superior fashion and affect
TO pity her. she AT once finds means
to be- quit Of her beau and finds all
other
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-02
AUNT HET.

rive Been a.
Studylu Is Al u
liardwirE since
we was Girls TO
Seth"r. but | don't
know Tor the lie
OF me whether
she loves Jesus OF
the preacher.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-02
Sale of Real Estate
For Taxes

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