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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-08-15
PLAY TO BE GIVEN
AT ST. LUKES SCHOOL

There will De play, safety First +,
given at the St. Lukes schoolhouse by
the School Improvement association
Friday evening, August 18th at S:9G
o'clock: admission 20 and IS cents,
The characters presented are:
Jack neutrality-suspicious. Harmon.
Jerry Arnold-Monroe Morris.
Elmer Flannel-Hayne Hunter.
Mr. McNutt-Clarence Harmon.
Abou Ben Mocha-Virgil Boozer.
Mabel Mcntgomery-Nannie Belle
Morris.
Virginia Bridger-Helen Hawkins.
Mrs. Darlington Bridger-Eya Nor
is.
Zuleika-Ethel Mobiles.
Marv Ann O'Finnerty-Marlorle
Hawkins.
Some worry popular song hits viii be
sung bv Gladys and Ruby Hawkins.
Let everybody come and enjoy the
fun and get the moral Always tell
the truth to your wife.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-08-15
THE ANNUAL REUNION OF
THE THOS. ID. kINARD FAMILY.

The children of Thos. D. kinard
and his wife, Frances NJ, deceased,
met in their annual family reunion.
This is one of the oldest family re-
unions in this section Of the county.
1t has generally been held at the
hc,ae of Mr.. r. J. Crumpton, near
Prosperity; but this year it was held
with Mr.. p. H. kinard, the second son,
near the ST. Philips church, August
9Th. Mir. p. II. Kinard lives nearer
the old home place of Mr.. Thomas d.
Kinard than any of the other children,
and this would seem to he very fit
ting place for the reunion.
The weather. was favorable, the at
tenuance good, the. family dinner
bountiful, and the entire day very
pleasant and happy one.
After dinner family worship was
conducted by the Rev. S. P. koon, as
! sisted by the Revs. w. Fl. Dutton and
j. y. 1MCNcO"H
Then the family record was again
made up, which was as follows:
Mr. G. w. Kinard. the eldest son,
| married Miss frankie Rikard. He ret
sides in Prosperity, and has six chill
dren and two grandchildren.
Mr.. P. H. Kinard married Miss pes-
sic Richardson They have eight
| children and five grandchildren.
Miss Mary Kinard, the eldest daugh'
ter, married Mr.. r. J. Crampton.
They have no children.
Miss Ida Kinard married Mr.. Geo
W. Cromer. They reside in Newberry,
and have three children.
| Mr.. r. D. Kinard married Miss An
CELIA Shealy They reside in Lexlng-
ten county, and have three children.
/ Miss Kate Kinard married Mr.. r. B
|ODcll. She is now dead. They have
four children.
| Miss Florence Kinard married Mr.
John T Franklin. They reside nea'
Ncwserry. and haze five chill ldraa--~-1T+
Nearly all these were present witt
}, the following visitors: Rev. S. P kooi
and family, Revs. w. H. Dutton ant
!. A. NcKeow1, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacof
, Richardson. Mr. and Mrs. Ely Frank
lin. MIR. and Mrs. Capcrs Crumpton
, Mrs Lewie of Newberry Mrs Mary
Crcmer of Laurens. Mr.. Shirey of Lex
ington county. Mrs. Fulnaer of Sprlns
Hill end Mrs. Bessie Wicker and chill
idrer.
..Be kindly affectioned one towar'
another in brotherly love"
S. ?. Kon.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-08-15
Dca..,. ii y Little Girl

Vietter Wroe, aged I years. daSSh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. S. ]. Wroe' dled
at tic hcme on The Henry d. Booze:'
place near Smyrna church Saturday
afternoon 1T about 3 o'clock OF ty-
phoid fever. and her body was taken
through the country by Undertaken
Jno. H. Baxter fo2 buria! az Mt. hb2I
church. Aiken county. : miles from
Ratesburg. On Sunday afternoon al
: o'clock. service by Rev. Mr.. PoseE
Mr. Wroe's wife and five children are
sick 1t the same time.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-08-15
The Counts Family Reunion

Not regularly, but occasionally
for quite number of years the
members of this family have been
having reunions here, there, and
elsewhere. Wednesday, August .,
was one of these reunion days and
the place was Little Mountain. The
older group and the younger group
from the octogenarian to the ap-
parently unconscious baby-in all
.epregenting % families with IS IN
diviCaals, were there.
The special features of the occa-
sion were picnic dinner and some
some remarks oy DR.. J. ]. Long OF
Little Mountain. Wednesday after
the college reunion was fixed as the
time for the annual meet when some
informal program is expected to fur
n;eh light entertainment to the
groups.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-08-15
WHITMIRE WINS GAME
Oraagcburg Defeated by Eight to
Two Score
The State.

The State.
Orangeburg, Aug. Sin game
pIaved ON a wet and muddy field,
which was burned with gasoline, and
was called in the eighth inning, Bos-
we'll walked II men, coupled with
errors and hits, gave Wh;tmire the
second game of the series. GutshaW
pitched well for Whitmlre. Orange
burg seemed to have an off day. The
hitting Of Lowman with two hits and
2 long triple by Kern featured fol
Inc locale. while the hitting of SIN
gleton and Aughtry with two nlts
each featured for Whitmire. The
rubber game will be played here
Wednesday.
: Orange 3urg ....... ....z
Whitmire 80. &C.. ....o
Boswell and Gross; Gotshaw and
Mellford.
Umpires: Hyde Smith and A. T.
ALLEN, Sr.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-08-15
COMMMUNITY MEETING AT
UNION SCHOOL HOUSE
To Be Held on Thursday, August II
at 4 P. M.

The patrons of Union school and
tAe community at ,prgc, both men
and ladies, are requested TO meet at
the school house Oh Thursday, the
17th, at 4 p. NJ.
The purpose Of the meeting is to
discuss the location and building OF a
new school house.
Col. E. H. Aull Will be present on
this occasion md it is hoped that
there will oe a full representation OF
the community present.
By order Of board of trustees.
D. W. Buzhardt,
l. II. Wilson,
M. l.. Strauss.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-08-15
COMMUNITY MARKET

$ o {. q @ 6, o o @ O % o o @ @ %
The farm produce sold at the mar
l,et the past week amounted to $500.
Kid will be on sale Wednesday as
we'll as the other usual good products.
Miss Berrie, home demonstration
agent. leaves Wednesday morning in
her car for Chimney Rock where she
will apend her vacation. Miss Eliz-
abc,h Hentz will accompany her.
Miss Rcrrie will be back in the
co:nty Sept. 1st and will meet all
clubs that month. However, sne
wishes Smyrna and Silverstreet TO
respond to call meetings next week.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-08-15
Mr.. Minnaugh in New York

Mr.. James A. Mimnaugh has been
in New York for the. past week Sc
lccting and purchasing new stock
for his up-to-date and ever growing
dry goods establ5hment. Mr.. MINI
raugh is one of Newberry's most
progressive merchants and he goes
each season to the Northern markcts
to replcnish his large stock Of mer-
chand.se. He has been in business
longer than any other merchant in
his line in Newberry and has built up
a large and prosperous business.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-08-15
Death OF Yrs. Cameron

Mrs. Loui@e Cameron died a. hel
hcrac in Miiligan street Sunday morGSr
;ng at 8 O'Clock. after two weeks i'll
ness. although she had been in bad
health for about two years, and was
brrieG at Rosemont cemetery Mon
dav aftcrncon. service at the house
at $50 o'clock by the Rev. Mr.. Mar
low. Mrs. Cameron was 81 years
old. the widow of Jno. w. Cameron
and is survived by several grown
children.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-08-15

,,o1 fo,+,,ro. of an+ortain-
AINs seSe-@- - !l''so- l1s",+o. ~ at+andanco
-'s'4s ~. 4;s,to sL;e
Mrs w. F. Sharpe of Columbia is
;.;+n;a hor bro+bnr G r. Robinson.
NJ Pon+z &c Oranochurp is visiting
: ~, w. Hsmoz San,a Ol o[ NJ Mr. : a. Mates. At
NJ. C.,,.;e Mcwat.rs r.1rrncd
49, - roln,ob;, af>cr sbor. yis-
+ - her daa,!tc:, Mrs. Horace
C.+u - W
Tao p E,,+o,a, ",J AVN Bed
arnapoh spent sevara. days las week
- S0 at1an+a
Mrs. Pearl Piks,.l AL Miss Olive
Commits mo.o-ed t. Colun5ia Satur-,
Jar =
0T;s. ~ pu+b c+oc1,n,,n has been visit
: :. pa+ocbr,,
-" " r Adams If Greenv;!le is Wis
;+;nn - tho home of Mrs. Harriet
uar,oan
Rev. F. H. seckinger of st. Lukes
nroacbed two sermons at Corinth
I,4beran church in saluda county on
Mordav
Na1vin Warren of Philadelphia is
+ba onest of his sister, Mrs. 0. B.
Simnson Ss
Miss Easterway has returned to
Columbia after visiting Mrs. G. Y.
Hunter
= M;ss Irene Curlee of Winnsboro is
snon6inc while with Mrs. Jacob S.
Wsoo,ar
1;s.os Froncis Hitler. and Vivian
,,,,:a. 90 col,n,bia are visiting
-1-- 800 D Donnis
i M ". .nd MrS 7 A Scales of Bir-
n D.. of Ress;ner Ala. and Mr..
:..,r,, ,1a and Mr. and Mrs. H.
ni,s Ia 1.f--l,, L. olnstoad of New
anu ,.o. ',i-;+;nr 81 +bo home
- 11 n.y. u p Wicker
! Mrs SC. Spence, Mrs Charlie
~! >, ~ - Coinn,b;a and Mrs Nei-
:. - g Nou.bo,,.v wore weekend
IN - : 1.1 n E,,+
es'S M,;t,,onsnoo, Of Hamlet
J Mss .hor Asre Az.
n u, Is W. -'ine nv
ice "l'lheiSpoon CT
D. L. way Anu 80. - I,o
urday ior heS west "a ~,+ors
JUdsc l. D oe,e'' ~ 49, r,os4s
| Mlsss Lll1iai 'nu Dol ~ - ~
/ ci ~ anu 49,, na,,,na Cont snant
MI ana WIS nHip-' " '-''
07' 'To"y IN oolUl'' ,,oo,. of por,
Dr' anu WI .. a. 49, ,o,,,,,
man. Fl0i H. - -,1:i, ,.;.iti, .
; ter MISS o''i d. " 80
Mr. ana MIS- l.. a. DIAN >.
Rev I. ~ Rhoie' N'.S :,
: pastor OF oV' MAINS 'nn W ..
thoran churchsS anu WIZ i0"s ~
ly for Lall2s' N. C'' hi' He" -''" "
!; work,
MS R. a. Lall OF Coi"iiioi' :
spending while with her Paleh''
Mr. and Mrs. 6. r. Don'nicN
! Mrs. Vernon "aii'ce s'"' ~ ''i ~
: IRON NE" vi Rams
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-08-15

the goal, came i. view. This was
soon reached, ana instead of follow
ing the highway, which makes a go
degree turn to the right and leads to
Silvcrstreet, | took the road which
runs straight by the left end of Mr.
Livingston's house. l went down
this road for little distance, pass
ing some houses, until l came to a
grove on the right of the road. After
ssking permission to build my fire,
| cooked and ate dinner.
The way I kindled that fire would
make nay second-class firemaking tess
fall over in a dead faint. | used
pretty nearly whole box of match
es, after collecting the dryest mate
rials possible after the longest rams,
and when at last l succeeded III Sc
curing flame there was so much
smoke that l feared that the people
would think that the woods were on
fire, and come down and rouo me
out. So l took my hat and kept fan
mig the fire into as much blaze as
possible. This caused the materials
to burn up quickly, and it was nee
es:ary to place more material upon
my fire. More smoke. l finally sue
cceded, however, in securing a not
bed of Goals on which small twlgs
would burn with some degree of sat
isfaction. Having. made the fire
proceeded with the dinner. Into my
frying pan was placed goodly sup
ply of sausage, and after a shor
while was being served with dinner
taole d'hote and a la carte, botf
with plenty of gravy over them. Din
ner consisted of:
Sausage Gravy Rolls
Cinnamon Buns Adams Ale
Fresh Air and Rest
After dinner put out my fire an(
being rested l started the homewart
trip at 3:45, having spent an hou
for dinner, since arrived there a
2:45. The trip home was unevent
ful. l followed the-same- course e
that which I had come, and luck wa
with me for as | arrived back at tn
flooded river, a buggy going towar
town offered me. lift across. wa
only too glad to accept, d:smountln
when we get to the other side. l ar
rived home at 5:45 in plenty of tim
to 20 down town, after having con-
pletcd the trip in five hours. Tn
> recent rains seem to have caused Z
rising in all of the streams and
some places it has converted the Io'
fields into a bog. The principe
crop seems to be oats, and all alon
the road there are splendid fields 9
:. this grain. In some places the tres
seem to have been pretty thorough
cut down, while at others there al
splendid groves. The road was
an excellent condition, and COMM
back, it was like pavement, SO smoot
had the scrapc made it. Bird life
:, this tine of The year is not so gre;
:. but l saw the following birds: Son
sparrow, bluc5ird, cardinal, robi1
mccking bird, junco, dove crow, an
turkey vulture.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-08-15
PIyEY WOODS FARMERS
HAVE PICNIC THE 18th

The farmers of Piney Woods will
hold their annual picnic August 25th
in front CT the Piney Woods parson-
age. The program will be:
Prayer by Rev. ". II. Riser,
Address of welcome by V. l.. Cannon
Address. Tie Moral Advantage for
the Boys and Girls of the Farm By
Dr.. c. \. Freed.
Address: Can the Average Farmer
give his BOYS and Girls College Edu-
cation?'-by Dr.. S. J. Derrick.
address: Hog Breeding and Feed
ing''-by DR.. S. J. Summers.
Address: "Legumes as a Soil Build
er''-by Prof \. Z. Winters.
The public is cordially invited.
Married soldiers on the Rhine vii
IL
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-08-15

A shortage of swatted flies is re-
ported. -
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-08-15

Married soldiers on the Rhine will
,e sent home, Serves them right.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-08-15

o 9 9 o o 9 o o y o o o . o {
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19
Farewell Dinner.

Mrs n Garth Hrarne w. hostess AT
dinner Thursday night N honor NJ Mr..
and Mrs George y LauShlin. y con-
GENIAL group "t friends enjoyed Mrs
Hcarne'S hospitality and joined in WISH
linz Mr. and Mrs. Laughltn delightful
journey.
Mrs. l.auGh'n leaves IN a few days
for New York city. where she VIII NiS!t
relatives Early in September MY.
I.aughliu will Join her there and they
Will sail for south America I" attend
the Erazil Exposition. They Will make
an extended tour Of south America and
eyr.c; t. be away the greater part Of
m, winter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19
Bridge Clubs

Tho MOOlaN BRUCE I.V1 VII m"';
In regular session with NJ. Edward
S,Itel at her home in plca,.lit Valley.
At the conclusion Of tn" genes te.t will
hn served.
Instead Of Tuesday. The Tuesday club
Wiz he entertained Thur.s,L,. hv Mrs. l..
~ Harris At her home uu jHn I-tnnd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19
bridge Psrty Monday.

Mrs Ray Hamilton VIII Ne hostess al
her home on North Front street Mon
day afternoon at bridge. m honor q,
Miss sara Hunt. the guest Of Miss
Addis Dunlap Of the Island. Lunch will
be served following a session at cards
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Frank
EhelnE and her sister. Miss Sarah
Er"kaw. Will entertain for Miss Hunt
a. the Green Room. Bridge VIII acair
be the diversion and luncheon will he
serl ed at the conclusion Of the games
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19

"Wholly fals- and untrm>tworthy
James Is. NdrGaman-so characterized
nv Woodrow WilSOn--wOn the first
round in MISsipri He ed his two
opponents. receiving a plurality. but
Mt majority. Therefore. under ihr
Mississippi law there must he sec
ond and final round. Nardaman has
many friends among the Democrat in
Washington and they are pulling for
him 10 win. The contest in Mississippi,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19
Marshma'lcw Toast.

Miss Mildred Hincrman. at quiet Deli
Pa was hostess To- a number Of her
friends a, marShwallUw toast, tn"
affair heinz IN honor "f her cousins.
Phoebe and Elizabeth Halt. OF Sh"rrard.
w Va Music and games were IN" chief
pastimcs the early part Of the evening
ard later a huge fire was lighted and
tho following guests toasted marShmal-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19

Hospital attendants reported last
night the coalition Of clyde Harris.
workman for tho z. Il. Kitchen Com
pany. who was badly injured when
struck by a sCantlng while at work on
The Riley 3uildinE. Fourteenth and Chap
line streets. as somewhat improved. For
the past two days Harris has been In a
serious condition but yesterday h" seem
cd to be improving and hopes arc enter
tanned for his recovery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19
Church lawn Party.

Tho SUNDAY school orcheNtra n 'he
EGCwod Lutheran church, will hold n
lawn party next Thursday evening Au-
gus -. on tho church lawn. for the
PURPOSE % raising funds for the or"hes-
,ra Good music Will be rendered
throughout the evening and refresh
mons Will be sold
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19
POSTPONE Boat Ride.

IRE Masonic boa, ride planned 10y
members If Osiris Temple ratr",. for
Wednesday evening. but postponed. will
he given TUESDAY evening. August -.
according To announcement made by IN"
committee in charge of arranEcmsniS.
Tho steamer las; s.. Louis, Will make
the trip
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19

Albert Porter. l3 years old who was
injured Thursday evening. when his
bicycle coIlided with another being rid
den by Frank Bohcr. at First and Main
streets. was reported by hospital Off
Gals as resting easy last evening. 1t
was throuCht at first that his injuries
might prove fatal hut he rcGained con-
sc;ousness yesterday and although nc
is not as vet out ot danger Il is thought
that nc will recover.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19

Samuel Rcpclski. of %0a Warwo"d
avenue. Warwuod. enlisted IN the /. :.
Marine Corp a. the local recruiting
office in the Federal building yesterday.
Repclski was sent TO Pittsburgh To b"
examined and from there ne will h"
transported To Paris Island. :. G.. for
training.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19
Visitors az Inn.

Miss Nina V. Paul. Of Wheeling Is
n" guest "f her brother Alfred ". Paul
md MvS. Paul az George Washington
Irr
Other we'll known Wheeling folk at
rh" Inn this week ar" l. $. Marshal
} "UIS Buyhwaid. Earl r"tticord AID J.
GriCcr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19

has created intense interest throughout
the capital Varda mans near-victory
coming so close on the heels OF the
complete victory of Reed In Missouri
over the ex-president has stirred po-
Iitical gossip n n lively way here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19

ssh" rs to wh"'h': tho government
,oa;I buy liquor with money taken
.u, of the troa>ur, ct he United
States. sell This l.ruur q, profit
=" an American citiz, II and then prose
cute MIN for h:.Niuc possession of pro-
r"riy n" government mad sold him.
Busch Replies to Lasher.
When busch wrut" from Europe
about the bar business on shipping
board vessels Chairman LaSker, or
rhat hoard didn't deny it, hut said Il
MAS necessary if American ships got
any passenger business. However. he
showed considerable amer in attack
!uE Busch. Busch nov replies to mat;
Tho ,haIrm:u Of the shipping board.
Mr. l.askcr. apparently sought to con.
fuse tn" i$su" by saving was inspired
hv motives t. aid IN up-huIlGinE Ger
man enterprises and TO leave the I'M
preston. at least. that during tho war
| WIS in sympathy with III" German
cause. He also caused IN he printed
ali over the United States that my
father. the lat" Adoiphus busch. vas
the most intimate American friend ~
the German kaiser.
THE truth ie that my father never
knew tho kaiser. IT IS equally as well
known IN business circles that nv faih'
I cr bought the American rights for ire
/ Diesel cnEin" and that | am president
| rf Tho EuSCh-SulZer Frothcrs Dles"l
Engine companv OF s.. Louis. nu-'
! ing the war. upon nv Instructions THIS
| companv cancelled all OF its commercial
| contracts and devoted its cntir" manu-
| featuring facilities 70 the construction
! ,l, GiCh pf Diesel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19

An action styled Windstor Hotel
Company vs.. John II. Kennel. in which
the plaintiff asks $1,000 and interest to
compel pay ment Of stock subscription.
was filed n circuit court yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19

T. F. Shrk. Of EdginCl0n Lane. was
fined $50 and costs yesterday by Po!Ic"
Judge John S. Ritz. for expos mr. for
sale ice cream containing l@.o""."nn hac-
,erla per cubic Centimet"r,
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Natural
MUSKRAT COAT

Raccoon trimmed. 40 inches
long, made of perfectly match
cd skins, large collar and cuffs
of Natural RaccoOn.
October price $235.0O.
August Sale Price $165. 90
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19
Misses.

FLORENCE Lyon Myrtle Wood
Dorothy WOd, FlOrcn"" Lyon.
Nellie Ross. Theo Simms.
Mary Wise. Maxine Hinerman.
MiIljCent H!nerman, France Ctlom.
Elizabeth Hall, Phoebe Hall.
Morl Lyon. Grace Lyon.
Dorothy Earnest. Mabel Crawford.
Ollie Hincrman. Ollie Hincrmau,
Mary Ross. Bernlcc Lyon.
Mildred Hinerman.
McsSrs.
Leryoit Wood Guy Gregg
LOYAL SimTs. Wayne Lyon.
Guy Ross. Porter Richard,
Jimmie Nhipkcy. Fcry Gumn.
Harold Wood. charles SisSett,
por,Cr Lyon. Cart Moose.
E.,cil Ross Rcrie Mackev
lanes HinermaN. Henry Wood.
Edgar whipkcy. Earl Cook.
John Ross, clarence ROSS.
Wesley Ninrrman. Nelson Richard
Rex Gregg. Charles H!nerman,
Lloyd Moore. Jacob NhipkeE.
George Hincrman.
Mcssrs. and Mesdam"s:
p.,. yIIrerman. Frank Whipkey.
James Ross. Mrs. I. Is '''""''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19

The use Of cocaine as an anaestnet'
ic was discovered by pure accident IN
1854
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19

Medium Brown Hair looks best OF all
utter a Colder Clint Shampoo.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19
City Briefs

|. John Jones and Earl Smith. riding on
4 motorcycles. stopped here yesterday
.nr"uie from Richmond, Va. 70 Indiana
! polls.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19
Important Meeting

court Carroll. No. 22'. Catholic
daughters Of America. will hold an i'm
,ortant meeting Monday evening. Au-
inst e. at the Carroll club At which
,;me arrangements will b" "mpl"t"d for
the boatr!de 20 be held on Monday. M
prs, 90. on the steamer. East 81. Louis
plans will also he outlined and commit
ties Will be appointed Tor The refresh
mont stands which will b" conducted
nv this organization n the ta!r grounds
during the coming Fair
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19
Annual Picnic

The Ladies' .\id Society and Woman's
Home Missionary SOCIETY," Of Triadri-
phla Vi l.. church hole their annual
r.,.rt. ,,puu tho lawn vi Mrs. H. "
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and 50" what answer you'll get. ~"
need To patron'ze foreign "h!ps-ycl
First Round For Vardaman.
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No STIR Is Created.

The filing of this big and important
IetitIon did no, crca'c any str in IN"
senate calm. heCaus" 4 WAS neither
new nor unusual 10 In" experienced
members Of that body. 1t has hap
pcncd every time the Republican party
has passed a prO'"rt;N" tariff law. IL
the elections. the solid south supports
political party that Is opposed to
III, protective tariff Principe. winch
partys tariff position Is IN direct op-
position to the hes; interests Of the
solid south materially When the Re
publican party wins. despite the votes
cast against I by the solid south.
which fortunately for that section II
has most generally done since the civil
war. and proceeds 20 enact a new tar
iff measure carrying The protective
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The August Fur Sale

Continues Superior Quality at the Lowest Prices
again this season. saving 2O9o to 1920
the grades be assured tn
a II
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BAY SEAL COATS

4O-inch lcngth. Sell irlm-
med. LuStrouS skins braDrt!-
fully lined.
October price $4,000.
August Sale Price $3.50