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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-10-11
Sprebte &bbeoer.

Scarf Sber1on Soeerr i Decorab,
Soma, fpl6te @e11bag ben lite st.
tober 90 9lnr. Sum bar feot Nor.
ore Murbo1, 8aIbres, Norge, SEN 1
Sftober 1923 eg TOM til a(n1erifn
1852.
@nptein 2ars giIien p1c 9agte,
rem ~@cottD", {om ligger peo @ates
Mbe. i ssseriep Gitp, gif forleoen ilano
for at Iegee ct 8rep &ofte,1. San
tog i1niolertib fell of Bo{tfnsien og
en- 8ranbalnrmbor, og &ei1Itatet
bnr at Z Bra11bbogner inbfanbt fig
for at to mob 8repet. aur be6 at
gi en- neiagtig 5ornari11g oper Sell
grebet unbgif &apteinen at fiji arre-
fteret.
Mmertcan 5ocietp for tic Control
of Cancer bar opnebrt Dogene fra
12te til 18oe NoDernber fom ,.4rRft
uaen" bo ser belle 2anbet runbt ifaI
giBres bbob gieres fan forat ianIe
BubIifums 0pn1erf1 1on1beb poa Eing
fom fan gieres forut bin0re Spg-
oomne1s l16brebelie og forat 11nber
rette Solf om bens @nrafter og be
Mbler 1pm bgr o11benbes til at bes
bnnble 6en.
@6tpin so. Stanton, Ser nar cit
prominent 9lbpofot ben norbIige
Del af WinneIota, er afgaaet neb
Deoen / Sbief &iber Sa1ls / en Ml=
Ser af 20 Mar. Sun bar boet / Ebief
&iber Soils / be 1toite 90 S(ar. 9ff=
bebe bor febt Srnro, isis, og fom
for 40 Mnr fiben til grooflton, bbor
ban bIeb &olpor 6teenerions &o1n-
pagnon. 5enere i1ptteoe hon til
gais 2afe og efterpaa til Mrgple.
So ban boboe beret Ser EFT Sis. f1pt
tebe ban til Ebief Hiper Sails. :.
ct @uttebnr11, fo11 man 1tcner
burbe haIbes 9enrp, blep for1eben
Mften fpbt / en- Mntonobi poa en al
Dulutbs met beferbebe @abcr. Ger
ftob t9t neb Muton1obiler Iangs
Manbftenen, ba Ser plubieIig bIeb en-
s95oIfef Sol fftnssad neb at Der bprtrs
Sfrig. fgn l1Ipffe!" bnr Der rogen
1om rnabte. ~g3ei, BET er en- Gu" ,
{agbe 5nberen ibet ban fbeinebe OBJ
fin Sor6 og fjgrte bort 1nn bnrtig> at
mnn iffe engnng fit Ti6 til at mer=
fe fig bans Mufi1s Summer.
Den nor1fe 6orfatterir16e M1pi1be
RrDb5 er np1ig beo pan Safhi1l be6
mo1s at &ierte1amme11e. Albil6e
8rD65 er en- af De eien6ornme1igIte
@fiiffffeI1er / ben norife Nutibslitero=
tur. @nn bar, fe6t paa Tnftergb /
8erg 1848> bleb ubbannet 1o1n 2n=
rerinoe og unoerbiite pna 5foler og
pribm / @prog og Marfif S en-
MGffe Mur itprebe bum ogiaa @11let
/ @bemarf for fin Tar, iom fabbe
bGret ssSnipefter pe6 Eolbbeienet.
6erit / 1880 u6gab bum fin fgrite
8og rMgn og Mgnare" 8lanbt
benoes Mrbeiber er IS MoI", r2pf-
fe", "Menneifer, Drem", Sranlaet
~Mino", n@nnbor Sbors6atter til
6ere" herbes melt befie11ote
@og - og IS l1lpe6aIene." l1onter
febc NaturifiIbringer og en- nnber-
itrem al 2prif &arafterifcrer aIle
sl1piIbe Nrpb5 9rbei6er. SO Sc be-
rer meb lit tanfepegtige SS11obolo og
I'm eoieeIle og heie 5treben 8no fra
en- 1pgenbe og 6pb Mnno.
1900 Herioner bar Der, ifelge
bet di6ite rbfontne Summer al r5to
tiitiffe MeboeIeIier", opgibet ne6
1Solfetnllingen at itaa noenT Tpr Stats
firfen / Norge. S 1910 nar 9[n=
toilet $4,000. Eager man @eniDn
til syoHen1eng6ens @efit. blir 6et
ingenting at regne for. Der er fren
beIes bare tre @rupper al 9ile11ter=
ian1funo, iom er al nogen 8etDonina
/ 2ar1oet 2utber1fe Grin1e11igbe6er
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-10-11
Sfaber NIT 8lpb. u0r. Set

Sfaber NIT SlDD. ~Sr. Fetcrs
&11rifo bringer life Blot 2iiroring
5pgoomsti1feI6e", fifriber Sr. s. 8.
Gtren fra gilbert Sea, Mhnnr linen
ben ipnes at ifabe npt 8lro. Seq
er otte og iptti @ar ganr111cl, men
begrun6et paa at jeg tager bette l(r=
tepreporat, fd1er ieg mig ion1 en-
nng Manb." Dette gamrncl6og1e
l1rtemi66eI er en- 1en1erfet Gonit
for 6o1f / en- fremifreoen Mloer:: Den
beroIiger og itprfer 2egenets orgo=
niife 6unftioner. SITE SITE cit Mpotefs=
meoicin; ffrib til Or. &eter5 ,Sabr=
nep & Cons Co., 2501 @cihington
81bb., Gbicago, Su.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-10-11
Tersns 6ans os 0mtsn.

DSluL 6O<O&t VI <A'*A
bal er fren16eIes meget 6anrlig.
- -@n Datter blep febt til U3r oQ
Wers. @ntiI Sfinrnb fra Cane Srai
rie, 1io1te Senbog.
Scr. og Wers. 8. Strano / I'm.
4 6ertpooo bor en- 5en, 1om 6leD p6
paa ct. 2ufes @o1pita1 ben 40e Sc
- Charles @rigbt Gompanp,
SSergus Sails, Weinneiotu, 9ano og
2nanagenter (11=1S-2o)
- st Sns for Nent pao &ernon
slpc. 9it fra 216e 9ftober. &enn.
l1geb1aoet
01e .. 6teen i gl 8nlo, @is. >,
ien6er &ontingenten og be6er os fill
1e ale fie,1bte berrn11bt.
- Mons 2efne1s poo Bptlan6 CT
olporlig ipg oe bar hgget l1noer &C.
gebebonoIing poa ct. 2utes i1oift-
taI.
o. g. Sfsne1s }friber fra So
coma, @a1b., at be MI bar peret Der
fire Waonerber og tribes gobt. San
be6er os hilie til ane fienote.
-Son. S1e Eifop fra GGbolu 2afe
bar beri @Den Mnn6ags og aflag=
Sc ct bebogelig @ei6g i l1aeblooets
&ontor.
-Gborles @rigbt Gonlpa1tp, Ser
qus 5Solls, Ofinn., 91plere ng @an6=
Iere / fuI6blo6s @oIitein &beg.
(11=18=25)
- 81 Mcre 2an6 in6en 8pgr9n=
len, me6 otte &erel1e n1ooerne @u5
pg 6jgsbDg1ing, tilleie, tillalgs cl=
Ter butte. 5cbacbt & 9eftner
- 81 Mcre 2an6 / nor6Deitre Del
nf 8pen neo Bro 8pg1inger paa TIL
Ieie, tiI1oIgs e1ler bptte.
Or. s. 6. 9cftrcr
- 16O 9cre n1e6 goot Barn1lono
M. Dof. tiIbDtte / 8peien6or1 cller
Iiben Torn / @erbe6en Al 8pen
9 l1geblabet anbiier
3ions &pinoeforening n1eoer /
airfens @oletnent 0nsoag ben 1Soe
Oft. &l. 3 81 Il. Mers. @11ofIen og
W}rs. Sunocr bepprter ellle bel
TONNE.
- Go11ntn G11be6sn1enoene har
11u tilflpttet BET npe Gonrt6l1s og
feIer 1om en- 9San1i1ie 1om 41etpp bar
'fIpttet fra oct garnle 5iem % i1lo /
ct mt og longt prGgtigere.
- Mrs. Souls Ss1onb fra Yom=
n:eoe Eerre 1noerfuiteoe Jig en- Spe=
ration poa @rigbt @o1pitnl heri
Epcn ofpigte l1ge Sun er MI / goo
3coring.
- &pilfen @o1te1nebicin foretref
fer bu? @i bar o1le 5lags. gller,
om b1 nil, bcn 1on ri lapcr 1elD, iua
goo, ion poalibelig og Ian gaonlig.
8no @il1er & Eeisberg Mpctcf.
8. s. @i1oen fra Sorocnif}olo
en- al 2egislaturfanbioaterne por /
@pen igoor og 1oa irbon1 pao bort
&ontor. @r. @i1ben er oftip / i'm
&nnpagne og bar 9oot 9aab for
l1ofaIoct neo &o1get.
- Sitter en- 5orienbcl1. af Da-
mers Gper=tpeor pg Hrince1s Ent
@i1feitrenper; ol1e &u1erer, for
$1.OO, $1.25, $3.50 og 5000 Sir
felige &er6ier
9. 8. S1oa Shoe 5tore.
- @l1ef @uef1on fra Yelican Sta
nibs unberfaitebe fig Ell punifelig
Operation poo ct. 2nfe3 @oipitol
1ib1te 2gr6ag. San er laa bra lo1n
man fan bente un6er Sn1Itenbigbe=
berne.
~ - SIb opitob Union Mpenue
8roen ober Greet Hortherr Sporet
igoar og @ranbpe1enet blep fnlot uo
forat lluffe 6en. eyl6en opfom al ct
Sog. sllt n1uligt er fua t6rt MI, at
oct er Sure forat SSlo brnoer 1os
neiten bbor1 1on1belit.
- GLEN life at beiege Brenbens
&otel og @eitm1ra11t. 8arm &affe
og 2uncb ferperes ollie $ioer paa So
gen. Sriff 8rugt, Ga16p, @iearer,
ofb. @n gob, rem 5eng til en- rin1e-
Zig @ris. @igr os ct 8efsg nanr 9e
fon1mer I'll BDen.
- Sscar @ag11er berfrd 3Den
lom 1tpIig bIeD jlentt beifobigH ! tn
sfntet1teEAI l11Dffe / sfnrbebea a.
pethant 70: neele 1tser i,te1 er ~
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-10-11

- Seer benIig at 1e efer SIT Hn.
pon Mbresfelnppen
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-10-11
@obtfibb / sSraffer: Gpar S. til $1O

81 fan ipare big $500 til $1,000
poa Iirterfruffer. 2abe l1ogifter
gjer set nrn1igt og hi pil bu 1fol
fon1me og 1e bis1e @obtfieb.
Nelsfrabe sSraffer, 1ineo Dofe, 1850
Helsfrape farpet, lamb 1ineo, $500,
5000 og $500
Helsfrabe, Ieatber line6, $500
Operfraffer 1000, 1850 og $500
Cults MGn6s og unge We,1os,
1875 til $4,000
Gpnr!- Gpdrl-Spar!
8prfmans Stprt.
ai1le Beters .5iertefnf: .aipet cr
ianbelig iffe let. Edpa blir flint,
hsts 1ee fiber is sssstit, se a1aania
fsianhss mar lea isaar wa Nebfal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-07
MUST PLACE BOND
NOT TOW|OLATE
PENDING APPEAL
ytolaters Must Now Place Bond Not To
Violate Laws Until Hearing
Is Held

\ new policy was adopted yesterday
at the hearing Of defendants charged
With violations OF the prohibition off
GERS. whereby al defendants are re
uulred to give an additional bond OF
$500 besides their apprI! bond. to abide
by all the provisions uG the liquor laws
pending the outcome OF Their appeals.
Two defendants were fined, one dis
missed and seven continued yesterday
by Squire John ". KindclherGcr.
Owen Palmer. 2l47 Main street. was
fined 500 and costs and thrc" months
In ian. and placed under 4 $500 bond
10 abide by tho prohibition law pending
disposition Of his appeal. \ small
quantity Of liquor was found IN raid
on Palmcr's place.
Mrs Teresa Trantz, 25l1 Market
street, was fined 500 and costs and
sentenced to servo TWO months. and
she and her husband both bonded TO
obey the law pending tn" appeal ON
GERS uncovered m0OuSh,nc in 4 RAID "n
the Frantz place.
Joe Mercer. arrested following an au-
tomobile collision on the South SIDE
several weeks ago, was dismissed. The
bottle Of liquor in question was found
on the street. back Of telegraph pole,
The state failed to connect Mercer with
4.
Tho cases Of Frank Glover. "2ll VII
son street: Waite Kinder. - RjCh!and
William TAYLOR and Agnes rhtlltrS~ Full
ton: Tom O'Connor. 3l96 Alley II; Vacc
Mullen, o65l Market. and Mike ArEo. Al
ley r, were all continued 10 July Is.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-07
FINISH PACKING
LOCAL ENGINEERS
OFFICE EQUIPMENT
Everything Now Ready for the Rumsey
TO Sail for Huntington With AL
Equipment.

The packing Of the furniture and hX-
lures Of the l. s. Engineers office mas
been completed and the packing cases
have been transferred 10 the James
Rumscy. government boat of tho local
wharf The Eumscy will probably leave
this morning for its down river trip TO
Huntington.
The local office was created in l9OI
at which time there were only two such
Offices in the tri-state district one AT
Pittsburgh and one at Cincinnati. Wnen
work was started on the government
dams along the Ohio river in this vicin-
ltv. the government officials thought II
advisable TO establish a local Engineer
office.
Captain W. r. CragO was the first !.
s. Engineer installed in the local office
AID in the 81 years since Its establish
ment there have been many different
holders Of the office. Major Malcolm
Elliott has been in charge OF the local
office since December 1920 and Rrgin-
Md G. Hewes. chief clerk to Major
Elliott. has held his present position
since 1917. Practically the entire force
Of clerks Will he transferred 10 the
Huntington office within the next few
DAYS. when the consolidation Of the Gin
cinnati Second Division Engineers and
the local office Is made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-07
DIRECTORS Of
CITY RAILWAY
CALL MEETING
AUGUST TO CONSIDER DIS
CONTINUING ONE LINE
Controversy Over Paving strestS May
Result IN Surrendertng OF
Franchise.

Stockholders OF the City Railway
Company yesterday received call from
the directors OF the company Tor
meeting to be held In the offices OF the
company at Twelfth and chapllne
streets on Monday morning. August 1th.
According to the call, the purpose OF
the meeting Is 10 consider the adHtS-
ability OF abandoning and disseminating
the operation Of certain portion or
the said railroad In the city OF Wheel
tug and surrender!nE the franchise FOR
such portions and tor the purpose or
tranSact'ns any other business Which
may properly come before said meet
lnG"
The call was signed by the follow
Ink directors: Fred Anderson. Ira I'ioE"
I.elts. James Mcdowell George X.
Adams. and NJ. II. Stein.
The portion Of the line 10 he dtscon-
tjnued is the East Wheeling loop divi-
sion over which there has been con-
troversy with the city ~ Wheeling for
the paving of cetrain streets over whi'h
the traction company operates.
The controversy began several weeks
ago when the city decided 10 pave
Fourteenth street. which IS used by the
company. the company claiming II was
no, financially able 10 pay for the
paving or tho streets as required by
the city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-07
SAFETY FIRST
COMMITTEE IS
NOW ORGANIZED
MEETING OF VARIOUS oRGANIzA'
TON REPRESENTATIVES, HELD
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON
Mayor T. 2. Thonsr II Chosen AZ Chair
man-PlAns for Furthertng Organ
ization Are Discussed

Tho organization Of the mayors Safe
~ First committee was completed with
the election Of Mayor Thomas r. .Thon-
er as chairman and Martin Cowan. safe
" engineer. of the Wheeling Traction
Co, "a secretary at the hrSt meeting
held Yesterday afternoon in the assem-
blv room OF the Chamber OF Commerce.
H. L. Trussell. speaking for the Lions
club. which organization was tnStru-
mental N forming the committee. eX-
planned that the purpose OF the commit
tee was the prevention of the more
common fatal accidents. G. :. wills.
general manager of the Wheeling Trac-
tion company. was added as 4 new MEM
Der 20 the committee and took an active
part IN the discussions. y committee
OF three To draft a plan Of organization
TO finance the work and 10 prepare the
literature for the campaign was APP
pointed This committee is composed
Of the following: g. :. Wills. Tom s.
Eoulk and X. l.. TrusselL
The committee decided TO extend the
membership 70 any fraterual organiza-
ZION or society. who wish TO take a part
IN the campaign. Any one wishing to
make apnYtcatiou for membership to the
committee is requested :" call Mayor
Thoner. chairman. The next meeting
vii he held or Friday afternoon. July
- at l.So O'Clock IN the Chamber or
Commerce assembly room.
The following members were present
Yesterday.
Lions cluh. II. l.. TruSseii, kiwan,s
CLUB. Thomas Il. Fo,lS, lntell gencer.
Claude I. Bonar: Rotary club. c. +.
Rimrle: News Lester Crow: Chamber
og Commerce. II. l.. Corcoran; Automo-
bile club. George " Cord; Boy Scouts.
Fl. O. rortz: Fairgrounds. \. -. Ander-
son: Nd club VIII Mc\damS. Credit
Men. H. l.. King, Woman's club. Mrs.
7 Y. Dow'c Ter: League Of Woman Voters
Mrs S ~ NoyeS; E"r Street Temple.
Mrs Leon 3. stein.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-07
OIL BOTTLE UPSET
MATCH STARTS FIRE
Island Home Scene OF Great Excitement
Last Evening About O'Clock
No Loss

The fire department was called to the
home Of Mrs. Katherine Mcllvain. No.
81 Virginia street. shortly before
o'clock last night when 4 bottle Of oil
upset and caught fire in the basement
of the home
Mrs McIlvTin was cleaning yesterday
and placed the oil IN tho cellar. some
children upse; the hottie and when
match was dropped on the foor. caught
fire. An alarm was sounded from box
No -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-07
TO TOUR WORLD

An application for passports was
made Yesterday morning by Nr. and
Mrs. u. Walter Bell Of No. 81 Fifteenth
street. and filed ny L. :. Deputy CLERK
John RI. Conrad.
The Bells will leave next January Tor
\ trip around the world. starting at
cuba and visiting Panama. Hawaii
china. Japan. India and numerous other
countries.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-07
PENNSYLVANIA OFFERS
employees THEIR JOBS

Advertisements are hetnE inserted in
the local papers by Genera. Manager X.
T.. McCarty Of PITTSBURGH. stating ina,
all employees of the PcnnsH Iva pa rail
road now abscpc without leave WI" re-
turn To work before noon Monday Will
he given their old places and Will not
lose their seniority. Otherwise. it IS
stated. they will marked out Of the ser
vice. Most Of the employees Of I'll"
Pennsylvania who are out on this diNis'
Ion are from MjnEo Junction. There are
approximately a dozen In Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-07
6S6 Licenses Have
Been Issued Since
First of the Month
Many Renewing City Licenses While
Many Are Stan Violating City
Ordinances

Six hundred and ciGhty-siN licenses
have been issued since July l by city
Licenses officer Arthur Ingram.
This number Is less than half the
number that was issued for IN" year
1928 fiscal year. Those who are re-
CURED to secure city licenses and have
failed TO do SO are now violating the
city ordinances and are liable TO arrest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-07
PITTSBURGH NET
STARS WILL COME
HERE NEXT WEEK

Saturday OF next week will be a
day in tennis circles in this city when
the Pittsburgh Athletic Club net
stars will come here for an inter
CITY match with the members Of thd
Wheeling Tennis Club on he EaSe'
dale courts.
The Pittsburghers will come one
hundred per cent strong. and the To-
Gals will no doubt be forced TO on
tend themselves the limit 70 win.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-07
SEEKING DAMAGES
NdSllard Price Brings Suit Against
Chamber Of Commerce for Fire
works Accident

\ $4,000 suit growing out of An &C
cident at the fair grounds on the Fourth
Of July of last year during the fireworks
display. was filed with Circuit Court
Clerk John l.. kinGhorn yesterday
The suit Is styled Willard r. Price VS..
Wheeling Chamber of Commerce. The
plaintifr Is also suing for $4,000 for his
daughter. Gladys I'rirc. aged 10 wears.
The plaintiff alleges that bomb foil on
their automobile and exploded. severely
gnjurinE both.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-07
HONOR COURT MEETS

The regular monthly meeting OF the
court Of Honor OF tho Wheeling
MoundsyIlle council OF the Boy Scouts
was held last evening at Camp AGAIN
ing The members OF the court arrived
at tee camp at O'Clock IN the evenin,
and enjoyed a regular camp supper.
After tho serving Of the supper the bus
mess session was held with w. J.
Erankston presiding.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-07
ISLAND BOY AGAIN
LOSES THREE FINGERS
Had Fingers Caught in Press at whit
aker-Glessner Several Months Ago

Charles Young, son Of Mrs. Ida Young
lot 4n6 South Penn street, and three or
his fingers on his left hand 50 badly
mashed while at work at the Whitaker
.GleSsner yesterday afternoon that II was
necessary to amputate the members at
the North Wheeling hospital last even
Ing.
The accidcnt happened when he
caught his hand in press at the ttSt
End plant. MIR. Young lost three fling
ers on his right hand some time ago in
n similar accident
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-07
RIVER, NEWS

Tho Helen +. cleared the wharf yes-
terday a. noon on It's return trip 20 New
Matamnras.
The General Crowder left at IN o'clock
las, night. en- route from Cincinnati TO
Pittsburgh. e,
g. TodayB Boats
Tho Liberty will leave this morning
a. Il o'clock En- route from Pittsburgh
70 GAINESVILLE.
The Helen F.. will dock this evening
a. o'clock on It's regular trip from
New MatamoraS.
Tho pool stage OF nine feet was regis
tered at the wharf yesterday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-07

\ elk passenger stephens automobile.
seized by prohibition officers for trans
porting hooze was Yesterday sold for
$50 at the auction held at the court
house door.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-07
WESTINGHOUSE RADIO
PROGRAM FOR TODAY

$50 J. NJ. and az Is minute intervals
zoo L. M.--Basebail scores.
thereafter y a : e p 4 l
scores.
News.
Somebody's birthday To-
day. by Elsa Allen. An
Editorial for Women. by
tlorences Davies. Letter
from Farm and Horne
Home Furnishing Mod
crn and Practical" by
Miss Harriet Webster, Of
the Joseph Horne Co. OF
Pittsburgh.
T:4:5 L. M-Govcrument market re
ports. and a report OF me
New York Stock Ex-
change.
$40 T. M.-Basehall scores.
seasonal Suggestions for
Home Garden" by Harry
RS. Eby. County Agricu'-
turtst OF the Allegheny
county Farm Bureau,
Talk on Swimming by
Ralph Shn,on. Captain.
Pittsburgh Pots Ltfe
mont.
Guard. located at oak
$50 i. M-Group Of children songs.
from FIFTY Rote Songs
for Little Singers" writ
Ten by Jean NJ. LouGh-
bridge. 70 be sung by Mrs.
Vida Mccullough Mcclure
accompanied by Miss Hell
en- Eukar: songs Of
r,av-The Hohhy-Horse.
Nav Dance. The Swing
Snag Row. Boys. skip
ping the Rope. The sum q
NOR, Little Brother Bill
Splash the Water.
Uncle WiGCliy'S bedtime
story. one oc Unc d"
Wicg,ty's stories appears
each day in the Fits
burgh Sun.
900 r M-Music.
1900 rM-Raseball scores.
1855 P.M-ArlinEton tim" signals.
Music Program
Edgar SpragUe. tenor; Natnah'a' TO"
n p:aniSt and composer ipurh "'
Ernest Blochl. Samuel Giuok, Nioiih'St'
Carnegie Tech symphony
Orchestra.
Selections
|. Etude Op. No. | .......... 'hoPU'
Impromptu Op. 20 .......... CHOPIN
Nalsc OPP. 6i. No. . ........ CHOPIN
Silcn night ..... Rachmanin"'i
Soto il Ciei ............... Si"eha
Edgar Sprague
Romance-from ID Minor CON
cer,o .............. WIentawSNi
A. La Xingara ......... WteniawSN!
Samuel GIUck
a, Siberian Sketches. Ma thaniei Robin
A. The Etape (Note: The "ctape
was a temporary prison or Stock
AIDE. wherein were detained the
hordes Of exiles-men. women
and children. who. in the dyaS
of the Tsar passed IN an endless
stream out OF RuSsia)
h. thant-Dance.
G. The Market race.
Played by the Composer
S Serenade Espagnole ...... .'..''',
- Chamtnade- kre Star
Hindu Chant ........'''..,
RimSky- KorsakOv- h Bre!sIar
Caprice NienO:S .......... hreIS''E
Samuel GluCk
Note. The time mentioned is T!ttS-
burch time. which Is one hour ahead OF
eastern standard time.
Music IS sbroadcasted from 100" 10
1915 \. NJ. and from 1850 10 10" |. VI
The Westinghouse broadCasttng sta
TONS call is kDkA. operating on a wave
length Of $50 meters. and located a,
East Pittsburgh, IA.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-07
City Briefs

, Judge Alan H.. Robinson .of~crimina4
court has arrived safe 1T the Hawaiian
Islands. according [" word received yes
terday by local friends.
Clty Manager Charles II. Dowlcr sta
ell Yesterday that Tn" =: eedcrS have
been warned for the ..., time and that
hereafter Jail sentences will be imposed.
The viii OF the late William l.. Nc
Lure. former local newspaper man. was
admitted To probate yesterday. HIS eS-
tate Was left 10 his sister. Miss Halle
Mcclure OF Los Angeles. Cal.
The Lty-county building win prob
abIy, lie given a coat ut Taint. CITY
MANAGER charles II. Dowler and tD1
board "C county commissioners vestcr-
dav discussed having the building
painted.
Mayor Thomas F. Thoner and CITY
clerk Walter y. Evans started TO sign
the &. oeO. O0Q filtration bonds yesterday
Mrs clara Seyho!d. local representa-
t!yc Of the West Virginia board OF chill
d?eu's guardians. in report made pub
lit Yesterday. announced that homes are
wanted for twelve orphan children.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-07

In solid form sulphur by friction
with silk becomes negatively cleo
trified.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-07

Regularly 2.75 yd. Makes an
ideal porch or summer floor
covering. Brown with band
border.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-07

Dotted Swisses regularly
priced at 80. In all the want
ed colors and color combina-
tons. Also Imported novelty
Organizes. Reg. l.25 to LOO
sd. 45-in. width.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-07

Reg. $40 and 1895 Sweaters.
Fancy wcaves. Some with
brushed wool collars. Black,
white, navy and gray. Sizes SO,
3S and 40 only.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-07

Fine quality white wasting in
lace patterns. embroidered,
striped checks and fancy
wcaveS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-07

Such excellent qualities as
Lockwood. Wcarwell and Mo-
hawk. Special for July Clear
ance.