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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-08-19
RAIL "OFFICER"
STEALS GOODS
Special Policeman Looted Trains
of Merchandise He Was
Hired to Protect.
GOOD DETECTIVE WORK
Disguised as "Fenee" He Goes Into
Thieves Hangout and Arranges
TO Buy Stolen Goods-ThIef
Meets Tragic Death.

New York.-Although Benny Levy.
detective for the Erie railroad. has
had many exciting adventures. his
quests for stolen merchandise have
brought him none more exciting than
his capture of Tony Randazzo. an Erie
policeman who stole the goods he was
supposed to protect.
One Of the greatest leaks the rail-
roads have to compete with today II
the merchandise thief. Millions of dol
lars In freight merchandise are stolen
annually from the nations railroads.
Benny Levy. who has broken up
many gangs OF these freight thieves,
found that his best disguise was that
Of a Fence" or buyer Of stolen goods.
He frequented the saloons and cafes
In the foreign districts Of New York
City, mixing with the thieves and
gangsters found there. always posing
as a merchant"
Had Stolen Silks.
One day he was approached by Tony
Randazzo. special officer for the Erie.
who Informed him that he had silks
and linens valued at $4,000 at his
house. which could be purchased at a
cheap price. Benny made arrange
ments to visit the house the next day
and look the stock over.
In the meantime. however he de-
cided to look up Randazzos record.
He found he was on the payroll Of
the railroad as n special officer. his
Job being to watch the cars In the
freight yards and protect them against
thieves. Then. Benny looked through
the rogue's gallery and discovered that
RandazZo had been a criminal all his
life and had just finished prison sen
tence when he entered the employ OF
the railroad.
Levy met RandazZO and satisfied the
thief that he was q dispOser of stolen
goods. They haggled over the price
and finally Levy agreed to pay the
price demanded by Randazzo. and
left the house. supposedly to secure
truck. Instead. he telephoned police
headquarters, and detachment of
officers went to Randazzo's house. only
TO find that the thief had escaped.
They loaded the stolen goods into the
patrol and carried 1t to police head
quarters.
Puts Up Hard Fight.
One morning few weeks later Levy
himself ran into Randazzo as he was
coming out OF Hudson river tube.
The two men closed and fought des-
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-08-19

perately. rolling down the gutter Of
the street for nearly block before a
traffic officer came TO the aid Of the
detective and took Randazzo in charge.
The freight robber was indicted and
later released on bail. Later he dis
appeared. his bail was forfeited, and
the case against him stood on the
prosecutors calendar waiting dis
position"
Then. track walkers along New
Jersey railroad found mutilated
body and short piece Of rope ladder.
The body was that of a RATHER" a
man who robbed trains while they
were in motion by lowering himself
on a rope ladder Ia the car door. open
ing II and throwing out the merchan.
disc. Then he would climb up lad
der. drop on at grade. and go back
for his plumber. This RATHER. however.
failed tn tie his ladder securely. and
he met u horrible death. Detectives
Of the railroad identified the dead man
as the long.sought Randazzo and now
Levy has turned his attentions TO
other bandit chleftains.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-08-19
FOLKS ATTACKED BY HAWKS
by Pair Of Vicious Birds In
Michigan.

Battle Greek. Mich.-A battle with
chicken hawks which lasted for tw"
hours and finally forced them. after
being slightly wounded. tn seek safety
In flight. was the thrilling experience
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Fleming.
Two hawks became so Incensed when
Fleming explored nest and killed
young hawks. that they followed the
retreating couple for two miles.
The fight started when Fleming
climbed the tree TO their nest. The
parent hawks swo0ped down upon
him with shrill cries. beating him with
claw and wing.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-08-19
Girl Jumped Into River
to Please Sweetheart

Michael lIondovlega and Bcr-
tina Sloberda. sweethearts. Of Chi
cago. stood on the bridge ut mid.
night. Mike asserted that Ber-
tina did not love him. and TO
prove that she did. Bertha
jumped into the river. Mike
went In after her and pulled her
ashore.
Bertha. arrested for attempt
ed suicide. was released by Judge
Trude, but Mike left town. say
Ing that he would never marry
"dumbbell."
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-08-19
Family Of Six Killed in Train Crash

AbsicOn, \. mir. and Mrs. John
NJ. Stratton and their four children
were killed near here when an auto.
mobile in which they were riding was
struck by a Pennsylvania express
train. Two Of the children died the
day after the accident. State police
are investigating reports that passing
motorists refused To aid the victims
of the crash.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-08-19
WINS BALM FOR
2,0O0-MILE TRIP
Court Awards Girl 81 a Mile in
Suit for Breach OF
Promise.

Lincoln. Neb.-After he had lured
her 1900 miles with the promise cf
marriage. a $500 ring and limousine
Of her own. according to the girl.
Isaac Slime. the fiance of Miss Ger.
trude Henoch. twenty. Brooklyn. N.
Y. put up u strange defense In the
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-08-19

saw the bear she beloved and lowered
her head. There was n furry and n
flight and while the cow and the bear
were mixed up In the barn the boys
ran back to the house.
There are two boys now who are
afraid Of hears. even the harmless
black bears
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-08-19

Married Eight Days. Seeks Divorce.
Oaktown. Ind.-Married eight days.
Arthur Cox has filed suit for divorce
from Ethel Cox. Mrs. Cox Is guilty
OF lnhuman treatment. he alleges.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-24
Cynthia Grey:
Some More Infant Lovers Contemplating Marriage
He O,cns Car, So She Feels Sure They Should
Get Along.

Dear Miss Grey: am 10 and considered pretty and
have always had lots of boy friends Lately met boy OF
49, He has good position and he wants to
me, but my mother objects.
Can be married with my fathers CONSENT This isn't
Just an infauation Miss Grey for have kept company
for three months and love another dearly Please
answer soon AS would like your help. BROWNIE.
ANY father seho popd consent 10 such marriage ought
be locked up instituon for feebleinded persons
Instead he oncht to spank yo feed uon mnsh and milk
and send von bed for entertaining the idea Of
marriage.
or you in opedesperuelv-as desperately
10 and rs possibly get But ones affections at 10 aud rs
about stable spring breeze, and marriage not
institution that thrires ioeu transient affection
II you really much IN love- and If that love lasts until
voa least 10 aud he is e. then eoud say Marry
Rsp dears, and may every happiness be yours
But marriage coud but little dsusioned girl
of f6-for the marriage iooud not last until you'd
had another birthday
You mast hare the consent Of both parents and since that
out Of the question yo tooth forget IL and DO
little girl chile you for you long time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-24
HER SKIN IS
A SIGHT! TELL
HER Of P0SLAM

ne.s You KNOW 1 can't 80 TO
the dance tomorrow. just look at
there pisnpies TIM = sightr'
Maud .Noneonse deafi All you
have 20 90 IL 60 put q dab OF rcsiNrn
on each riuple tonight and agNfu To-
morrow morning They will be gone
before LOB calls fer YOU
Hess where can 1 get roslamY-
Maud why. every Drugstore has
itt but l always keep q box In my
toilet casa You can use that fhir
time I use rosiam SOAP. toe. That
Is KEEPS my complexion splendidiy
healthy
Pceiam sscrs itching ana heals &c
rsmn. toe. For sample free, write 70
foSt.AM. ets W. 9TH 81. New York.
advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-24
RHEU MATISM

CANNOT EXIST In the human body
n you will use TRUNKS Prescription
II IN absurd and prepoeterous. IN
fact. Il Is pity and shame 10 sur
fer With either inflsmmatory. mus
csfIar. sciAtic or any other form Of
TRUNKS Prescription DOES NOT
cepress the heart. II DOES NOT ruin
khe stomach; eat All the meat and
this prescription. II DOES NOT con-
tain any Mercury. saiicyiate Of Soda,
OIL e Wi S Sr nassst,ss Of
any kind Of rheumatism or govt on
earth. WHAT MORE DO rot
WANT There IL nothing just a.
good. and II IL Impossible to ges
something better: n Il the greatest
uric ac.d solvent known. and also
3 superior liver medicine. Trunks
Prescription sells for si.75 or for
only $500 at leading druggists. guch
~ the Butter Drug Co. Bsr.e1f Drug
Co, Swift Drug Co.. Seattle
--Advorffa6rusuf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-24

Miss Grey win receive callers
In her office Monday. Wednesday
and Friday from l to : y. m. and
on Tuesday and Thursday from
~ q m. 10 10 m. each week
Please do not come At other times
az u seriously interferes with her
writing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-24
STOPS THE ITCHING
INSTANTLY


the newly discovered specific for
Eczema and Skin Diseases. Sold
by swIFT's and BARTELL9 and
GOOD druggists everywhsre, 500 per
bottle. or sent postpaid by the Joy
ner Drug Co. Spokane. Wash.--Ad-
vsrtisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-24

Docsnr hun q bit, Drop little
-FrccEones on an aching corn. In.
ssansiy that corn stops hurting. then
shortly you tin II right OF with
finxera Truly
Your druggist srils tiny bottle Of
-rreerone- for = few cents. sufficient
TO remove evcry hard corn. soft oorn.
or corn between the toes. ana The
csiiuses. without soreness % irvsiA'
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-24
Reader Sends
Formula

Formula
Dear Miss Grey; Last night read
the request from n nurse asking how
10 remove mildew from q uniform.
| have a recipe for removing miidew
from white goods only. which wish
you would publish. a. Il mixht help
No many.
Dissolve orc good tablespoon chinr-
mated lime In ono large pail Of cold
water. by straining thru cheoscioth
bag. and squeezing thru the wrinSern
Let garment previously wasbedl
soak about 10 minutes IN the soiu-
tion. Then hang out on the line In
the sunshine. dripping. That Is. DO
not wiring out
When dry. rinse thru several clear
waters then wash with soap and
boil and proceed as In ordinary wash
Ing. This not only removes miidew
stains. but many other stains as well.
II the miidrw il very bad. repeat
the process. and the cloth win be
beautifully clean and white. This
win bleach table linen. IN fact. any
thing that II stained.
he sure and always rfn~ and wash
all tho limo out Of the cloth.
Hoping that this win benefit others
a. u has me. Thank you.
DAILY READER.
FRESH Shrimp
Cocktail
Dear Miss Grey: VIII you please
publish . recipe for fresh shrimp
cocktail and obliK~. A READER
AHoir ose-fowrfh epp shrimp meat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-24

~ Cure . Geld Ia One Day
Take laxative PROMO QCtNINE
tablets The hcx bears the Signature
npoMol soc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-24
Asks About
Caste System

Dear Miss Grey: what Is the caste
systemT Was this found In anclent
Egyptr IL there any country today
having tho caste SYSTEM
READER
The caste denotes social Distinction
Tho ,cors u DERIVED fro- the Porfs-
crs~ costa. race. ard tcns applied BY
the Portuguese. teho became familiar
icsfh Hirdusfan. 10 the classes N
india ,chese occupations. prttsiegcs.
and daftcs are h1rrdifarv. TAe a.
vision Of raoe tsfo castles. cow<s 70
rs from period 20 ~hich the hchs
Of hissory does not crferd. hercr t's
ortrtn cannot be clearly traced. Hosc-
ec>v. fhfs Institution has been found
amonG mary nations. According 90
sor~ htsforiass. 10 soas apparent
amonc the Prrutsars cad Mertcars:
bat % prevailed principally N the
East. The division tnfo castles soas
entirely infcrcoprr IN the .rhois fab-
RIO Of cfv1 society. n s.ct~-f Egyps
ond frsla
Th~ tssfsfufsos o. cast u hers
krotcs 20 80 a. n EXISTS q. Htrfssfa-.
,ch~ye N Il sccn ksoscu 10 hare ertss-
81 st~c> perhaps fsee 70 f.eoe years
before the ChrtsfSas era
~ sroafd be sffevfy susesSsi~ n
fhts srtef space 70 affs-ps 70 define
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-24
ECZEMA TORTURE


h one Of the curses Of modern life
Of which none escape. rich or poor.
II can always be told by the
thickened, cracked or
sCALT SKIN OR WEEPING
SORES
from which oozes q clear LIQUID
which causes an intoIerable itch
ing and makes life an itching mis-
cry. especially Mt night.
STOPS THE ITCHING
INSTANTLY
The old style method Of treating
the disease with greasy, sticky
salves and soaps, simply covered
over the skin. thereby giving the
Parasites q better chance to live
underneath.
The treatment Of eczema has Of
late undergone a complete and rad.
ical change, and SO. instead OF
treating the surface only, clean,
cooling and penetrating lotion may
nov be applied. which gets to the
bottom Of the sores and kills the
germs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-24
Uses for
Juniper Berries

Dear Miss Grey; Win you please
tell me what oil OF juniper berries
II used for. things made from u. and
u II has any medicinal propertiosf
H. o. 4.
The blue. black frpif Of the Juniper
free 4 wscd for favortuo eerfasr
liquors as Is also the on ohfaiHed
from them and rom the rsfos bv
dssfliafioa 10Th ,edfcr THIS OIL has
been ased IN medicine as ssmu-
iaaf. bur q less popular than for
merlv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-24

cut IN pieces. for each cocktail. and
scasos ,csfh fsoo tablespoons tomato
oafup. osc tablespoon ieson iaicc.
str drops fseasco sawoe. one-cs0Afh
teaspoon nasiv chopped porseiy or
chipcs. ard salt 10 taste chiA fhoroiy
ard serve IN oookfoG olasses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-24
Full Pint Bottles
Peroxide Of
Hydrogen
Ice

There Il no question sbout
the quality. and the price
speaks for itself. Usually
sells ~ CSC.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-24
Auto Strop Safety Razors, $I.49

OF leather
Formerly This special
puos while the shipment lasts splendid git.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-24
Danish Catarrh
Duo1lhe nysnd ler ~ uhuiH q
Stliia Up Heai WI e

n you want 10 get safe relief from
catarrh. cold In the head or from IN
tSritating cough In tho shortest time
breathe Hyorfei.
II will clean out your head in two
minutes and ALLOW you 70 breathe
freely, awAks or asleep. or money
refunded
Hyomei should end cold In one
day. and relieve ron OF disgusting
onnfffes. hawking. splitting And Of
fepsive breath IN week.
Hyomef II made chiefly from euca-
lyptus. = soothing. healing. germ
killing antiseptic.- that comes from
the eucalyptus forests Of inland
Australia where catarrh. asthma and
other bronchial troubles are seldom
known
Hyomss 10 pleasant and easy 20
1reatne- Just pour . few drops into
tbe Hard Rubber Inhaler. use a. at
Pocted and relief 10 almost certain
a Complete Hyomei Outfit. inciud-
fux inhaler and one bottle Of Hyomef.
costs but little At drugxists every
where and 1T Barteli Drug co..
A6yertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-24

the caste. as each caste denotes -
separptc set Of rsies and regulations
The GrahmdHs. 80 far from being a
compact unit. are made pp Of several
hundred castles. toho cannot infer-
marry or cat food cooked ~ cdch
other n You arc Interested ~ this
subject should adtssc goa 20 obtain
q book on The caste. o. coHssf an
encyclopedia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-24
Ingran,'s
MiIkDeed Cream,
69c
Big Values in Scissors
and Shears
(large size)
Hundreds of wom,n will
appreciate this price

Soc Shears. a.. .,s,.. .2-Day Sale 59c
isnsths syiss .nses made
bgbTrsls carbon cruobis handSorsed and temporal
CSC Scissors. ........ .2-Day Sale &c
Drop Forgsd and Steel Laid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-24
PaImoliDe
Shaving Cream
Csc

Makes a smooth and
LASTING creamy lather
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-24
Waterbury Alarm Clocks at CSC
The most popular Tooth
Brush in America.

Made By the msksrs
Of Prophylactic Tooth
Brushes. Regular price
Too.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-07
hammock, OHIO
UluII NJ eetlna

Oiuh Meeting
Mo = J, Il"yd deIiahifwlly outer
nImoL tho "r"r"h'rr 81 III" Ladies'
Tnr'l W"rk 'iui, "u rhur"i"y evening.
M "ni"Ynhl" "y'uinr was spent to-
Rcihor IN NarI"Ia tludr 81 n""hl"worh
and a"rinlly tempting lunch was
a"rvcd ~ ~ nrpruprIa'" tmc hy tho
n"r,c"q nEaiGtcd by other"
Prayer Meetings
Tho m,dw-ck prayer meeting was
hold at tn" homo or Mr.. and Mrs. j. f.
poudna in town on Wednesday, evening
and on Thursday evening at ke home
Of Mr. and Mr.. LeMasters.
Folks Moving
Mr. nnd Mrs. Russell Mclaughlin
and family have moved Into a part OF
the Ellis Beckett property In the CEN
trail part Of town. Mr.. and Samuel
Taylor having recently purchased the
Miss Martha Thompson property and
are now uccupyin1 It. having sold their
house and lots IN Fast Richland Ia II. &
Simpson. nf near IAmira, who expects
T." Iun - 'hi'ken farm. being the "c'n-
patton which lao IuIl"Hs at The present
Tine
MAUD Improving
Mi- NIIf"ii I."rif" ~h" ~nn removed
T." III. ,II" Valley 'i",.'I"i h',rriIal la
Who.II"r the met 81 ih' "'"h ""ff"'
Irr Win all Infected hrmI q, iss"ii
81 81 L'"i"' ""'i 81 vh"" about he'
In"".l,g .",L ~,ro'"I w"ohs &c" 80"
lIr".r T.. i,"t,.,." - !" Ih""rhi ~" /"
T.. ri.," L,r"r rirI'h rr," ~irI l." "nl'.
!" ,',"," T." be- n""" w"o' II '"~". H.
" low I"@r
n-nnooL uti~fs
I"ocIr V","}rul. lrrol rrpihon' wh"
,r,.crIF, ,rG,'"I unrnlyIlr gIrnl'n, 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-07
LOUISVILLE

Tho farmers Of old belmont county
are surely ~HtirinE their stumps" TO
como Into their own Tho lately or
gnnizcd GaR Engin" and Tractor School
hold Rt tho now kinney garage here.
conducted under tho state Depn rtment
Of Agriculture. by -. II. Wells. special.
lat OF tho vocational department OF
ohio state University, Is creating quite
an interest and is we'll attended by both
Young and old. The students OF the
vOCat lonal department OF St ClairBvtlle
high school are attending In body. =.
The sewing units among ,the ladies.
eight Of which arc In full swing In the
county. one being held here: the movie
clear and instructive manner ana IN
fact each and every effort put forth BY
Belmont cOunty's Farm Bureau. 10
bringing forth fruit n hundred fold.
Lloydsvius BrtsfB.
Mesdames David Fowler. Harold 10.
per. Thomas Ray. Harvey Foreman,
Howard wilkinson. J. ID. Higgenbottom.
Merle Smith, OF this vicinity. and MIS-,
Joseph Lopez and Mrs. Addison Lendon
and daughter. Ruth. or 81. CIhlrheilie.-
were emf ertained ut u quilting hee In tho
home OF Mrs. james Grady one dhy re-
ALner Hays. Of Newark. O.. has re-
turned homo after short visit WIN his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Hays. cant oi
town.
MI aud Mrs clarence Clark and chill
dreu. hni Mr. nnd Mrs T., J.. CALDWELL
wero Iursis IN tho homo "f Mi ana
MIR a A Caldwell at hahh"dh. 81"
MIss Tioy nerhel. Of ~ Giairsyilie.
rueuI the ueaL end win Niles irene
% 1. ha,ip --.
william Davir nnd family were euess
nn roIu,hny "f MO. i'a"in "'""'a, nv
and his is"ias nnr"H. 81 h"'"'r. >
M and Mrs g T. iia"mntl ann ME-
M.. iIammarls ware whaling shoppers
ON Saturday ,,#
Mis-. EsioIla Atkinson wsH bnH'
poau ,irir"r at wheeling on Friday
Nrq Iinr"d L"per and sister MIs'
Mary Miller spent Sunday Win rem
Livou At IIo,hoada. L.
Mise EVA ahallrross. or To
tho gu~at Of babsn Lodge and nanny
Mr and Mrs. Earl Showalter. OF Occ'
were Sunday callers In town. -
Mr. and Mrs. J. T.. Doudna ana MT
and Mrs w ]. Mcpherson. OF BannocA'
we're calling here on Sunday ~
Walter w Mcpherson and BRIDE OF
Lansing, were guests on Smnday OF
,hoir parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. mo-
/ Phcrson Also guests In the same homS
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Orion Turner aho
! son. Darrell. Of Bellatre.
Mr. Samuel Robinson. OF Utica, KAN
sas was recent guest or his Drother
in-Iaw. A. E. Refine and wife. lie VIII
! return home after spending some time
With other relati at New Philadei-
mia. Centerville and other points N
| ohio. Mr. Robinson was natiSo Oh
! Centerville leaving 30 years ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-07
NAVY MEN SUFFER
FOR RUM RUNNING

Washinsi"" reh. nv" "hi1f pS'b
.nI..ts 81 tie navy. u WOO "'"""""s"
I.dny al Iho navy dspai l"'sni hove "s'"
,.uI,t,od T., ronI's i'"p' ln"""e"' 80
.l,riIun in ,onh T." so'"nh "'nSs s"e"s"
,,l Inrs ~ ray ""iil 'hol' hiSh"""5-
.,LI. IIs,Lntpn T", 'iahi"R ""h bsep-
I,,r ,f II,,ur," 80 hrpth ~" MIN" sweep.
,oI yyi,r Tho "nana az two other
.,frIr,ru ono commissioned pnd the "NhsF
vn,,nu' "nl'cr. Involving slnilsr
,bn,rce efiII ~" pending.
Tho rrou found guilty by general
c,ur, martial nrh sentenced ore: Cbin
r,nn'rwnIus Mnto - y. Koch: COM
,rIqcary steward g. Harslopp: ChIor
Mate VCrnie Eley. CHIEF
NVa'rr'cndcr John Wnlsh nnd CHER
N,chIn!s,s Mate Eldon G. Eremer.
At alternating current frequcncieS or
600 to 5000 TIA" n"ry"s cease to react,
and such currents are therefore not dan.
gerous.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-07

John TAYLOR, wcro callers In Wheeling
on TucGhny evening.
Mr., John Clements. of Flushing u.
II huu returned homo after IA visit With
her .irtcr nnh husband. Mr. and Mrs.
W. NJ. Hrnkaw. local rrTidrnts. -
Mr.. and Mrs. x. S. McMillcn and chill
drcn. Miss Evelyn. MoHHrs. Philip and
Hobart w"ro rnCnnt guests win Mrs.
McMillcn'a sister. Mrr Daniel Davis. md
family In Martins Forty.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Harris and son.
Fracls pelbrrt. hpent ono day tho nrSt
Of thr week with tho formers parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. VI. Ihrfln. near Now
Athena
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-07

An Anglo punish trChni'al s"r'"iy has
been Termed at tUrrhhhg'n Tor -"
,,nrratiun between DrnnaIk ANA firn'
u,ltaln la a number al Iin"s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-07
Answer to Yostorday's

In climbing that pole the mans rlRhl
foot must have gone - distance beS"hh
Ms lcu foot equal to half the uniform
JisIaucr between spikes. md since this
distance vas equal to l-i9 OF the height
from the ground. hts right f"oT Travelled
from the ground tn the top spike dis
Inn,r euuuI To 2in times the dihtancc
between npikrs. The hrnt spike was set
., distance from TIA" ground equal to u
IImsn Ih. uniGuIu 'spncn between spikos.
Fran the, IrwusI to Tho nppormost spike
tho distance Mub Uuuhl Ia "a ilmrh tho
auurr between Hpikrs, which would h"
nn,k,d cat by - hrIA"n. pn tho l'll
riLo 81 the polo thoro w"i" - rrihoH
4. ,uIE,., ia ali which 10 tho nnswsT
t.. AIprtnuiI.r rufEIlna uuohil"n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-07

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