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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-24
FATHER, BLAMING
DREAM FOR DEATH
OF SON, ACQUITTED
PARENT WHO KILLED ONLY
CHILD TO SAVE HIM" FREED
BY CHICAGO JURY. FIRST BAL.
LOT BRINGS DEFENDANT HIS
LIBERTY.

Chicago, March -, Frank Piano
who shot aud killed his only son.
Frank Jr, II, while temporarily in.
sane by his fear the boy would com
NIT crime, was freed yesterday by
a jury In Judge Fitch's court. The
jury was out less than twenty min.
utos and took but one ballot.
When tho verdict was read the
father at first appeared not to realize
he had been acquitted For few
second he sat, apparently dazcd.
Then he shook hands with Judge
Fitch each OF the jurors aud hurried
from the courtroom alone.
What Is there for me to saw"
he replied to questions from report.
crs. I'm free, But my boy is dead.
What has been done never can be
undOnc'
81 would have gladly given my
own life TO have saved him from
what looked like a worse fate than
death the one toward which he was
going with the boys he had adopted
az his friends"
The jury took Mr. Pianos case
exactly two years from the day he
shot his son to save him from life
of crime \ previous trial was be.
gun some months ago, but was
halted when one of the jurors be-
came i'll and had to be taken from
the courtroom
Attorney Edwin Updrick counsel
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-24
localities


W.T. ana MrS, JACK Mc"Io'i ",'" 'o,'
JACK Jr OF .hlcaIo are E,'lUhB AZ
lne nome OF MIS-, Nharlea Benson Oh
"nS,,''lEtoh street
nm puhaNah OF la sane 'allcd on
Ottawa friends yesterday,
MISS MARIE othlnl"i OF Dayton Town
sup is spending the week uhu AZ 'nr
nome OF MISS Mercedes Barrett OF
ms cl'y'
Iohlll'y O' onnor OF inns city spent
yesterday III princeton.
W.T. ana Mrs, Maui Snahloy ana son
ware" were N'Sl''nH III o'''"" S'"
teruaS'
'appy Carr OF MarSeIll'S was an VI
lava calI'r yesterday,
Wllllah Mailoll'y mas returned 10
'hl,aEo aver spending me paS' I,M
weeks visiting ms parents IN inns cry
Mrs. James Johnson oil MarS'llIo'
was III Oita"a Yesterday.
carr Mel"E,r l,aS returned ''o''
business trlp TO NnlcoEo.
\. VI. NeIlN ol EarI,lIl' 'ra'Sact'o
business IN Ottawa loday,
Mrs. 'ho#t'r renee OF tilIs Guy hl1
gone To ROCKFORD "h'ro sue VIII
make her iuture nome.
Mrs. carr Naii'y ana MISE '"u
ol.oili'oT o. N"'S''l''H ''''''" III
Ottawa Yesterday.
rec Nlndof OF Hhono' SaSN, ''''
ada, Is WISHING ms bTo'hor' iioH'S
Nunder, OF ~. "'orEo street. 49,.
BIZ Lane OF MarSclIIeS spent E's'or'
DAY IN ottawa NlSllln% lIlbUN0'
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-24
SANDWICH WOMAN
ALLEGES CRUELTY

Sycamore, Ill., March 24,--Mrs Cat
RE Ken Of Sandwich filed a bill for
separate maintenance against her has.
band, John William Kell Of Sandwich.
IN the Circuit Court OF De Kalb
county.
The couple were married Feb %,
1871, and lived together until Feb a..
'22. They have four children, Eta
Dannowitz, Nada Kcll, Ernest Kell and
olive Kell, The complainant says She
always treated her husband with kind.
ness but that about five years ago
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-24
FORD CRANK SNAPS
CLAUD'S RIGHT ARM

Albert Claude Jr. of j22 West Mad.
ison street had the misfortune Of
sustaining a fractured arm ycstor-
day morning, while crankng "a Ford
automobile, owned by a brother
While attempting to crank the
machine the engine backlirod throw.
ing the crank backwards. II struck
his right arm just above the wrist
He was taken to the city hospital
whore the break was set after which
he was dismissed from the iusttu-
tion.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-24

he commenced course of cruel and
unkind treatment toward her which
continued until she finally separated
from him.
He had ordered her to leave the
house the day before, and In conse.
Quence Of his conduct it became un.
safe to live with him, she states. She
declared her husband is possessed OF
property valued at $4,000 and has an
income Of about $4,000 per year, and
asks the court to compel him to make
suitable provision for her separate
maintenance.
The bin is filed to the June term
OF court at which time the defendant
is expected to present his side of tho
case.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-24
Stereopticon Lecture.

The Presbyterian church will give"
the second of their series of stcrcor.
ticon lectures next Sunday night. This
lecture will be on Africa and should
be quite interesting in view Of its
products, such as its pure olive oil,
diamonds gold, etc, and of its recent
native uprising in the neighborhood
of Johannesburg The great trans
formations wrought through the worE
Of Christian missions will also be very
interesting.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-24
Attention! Book Readers

Frank Crane says 1927 VIII bt
known as the year when Mark Sabre
was born" Mark Sabre IS the here
of Hutchinson's great novel, "lt Win,
ter Comes The first instaIIment ap
pears in The Free Trader.Journal or
The Washington times., 1922-04-09
What the Girls
Shall Wear

n VERY prominent banking
~ house In the East has tust
= : adopted . set Of rules gov
srnins the clothing which young
women employees shall wear while
"a duty.
Waists must At high around the
Asck, sleeves must reach to the
wrist and skirts shall not be more
than twelve inch6s from the door.
The young women are going to
Be very hot next Summer and. in
fact. they are very hot now; but,
yon know how It IL, they Just gotta
kesp their JOBS.
or coarse. thers are two sides to
stsry question Probably the
bankers were tired Of seeing the
youRg ladies running around the
cirice IN bathing suits. bars-knssd
and very napperish, but It II dini-
cult to eenceivs OF any man OBJ
jscting very strenuously to this
even 1 banker.
IL fs very right. however, and We
would. for the sake Of dscency and
to save the teilsrs and Others from
being vamped. suggest that the
rules be amplifsd a. follows. even
II the comfort and working ability
Of the young women be entirely
destroyed:
while In me banking of1ice
every young woman shall wear .
divers rubber suit. and on top OF
that she shall wear = fur coat
reaching 10 the ankles.
To make assurance doubly sure
every girl shall wear . pair of hip
boots sucn - are worn by duck
hunters and trout fishermen. 6he
shall also wear ave pstticoats.
A suit Of old-fashioned steei
srnor shall fastsn tightly around
the neck. including . helmet, with
tho visor pulled down and locked
during business hours.
During the extremely hot wealth
or the steel helmet may be re
placed By . sunbonnet equipped
with Q roller shade which shall be
pulled down over the face upon ap'
preaching any male member of the
offics force,
After Aii thsse precautions have
been taken every female smploye
shall surround herself with q
vapor bath cabinet leaving only
the head and arms free.
The young ladies must learn that
= bank h not Q vaudeville stage.
When bankers want 10 be enter
tsined they build private yachts
and invite regular actresses.
The Washington times., 1922-04-09
Exceeding the
Limit

TT b Asnnitsay announced that .
ErsacA wine company WIN
\ anchor . steamer just bsyonA
the tArssmiis limit eff New York
hsrbox. and this ship win -
stocked With the best that France
has to offer In the way Of wines
and liquors
The limit il three miles, and this
steamer viii exceed the limit by
about six inches. according to care
ful neesursments.
This aoubtisss viii give athletics
great boost
II takes . very good swimmsr TO
swim enc mile. Those who can
swim two miles are few. Very
rarely indeed ID . man found who
can swim three milS. But 1t 10
surprising how many win 80 into
training and learn how to perform
this remarkable feat We may sx-
poet 10 So the old home town lit
orally dotted with swimming
schools. Madison Square Garden
pool could not begin TO accommo-
date all the pupils. Fancy diving
and nip-nops viii not be In demand.
but everybody win 80 in for dis
tancs and endurance.
Interest In canoeing. which has
fiagged considerably Of late years,
win b. revived Tho Narrows Will
be 90 fun Of canoes going and conn
ing that . person win be able to
walk from Brooklyn TO Staten b
land without getting his feet wet
sculls, ~ they call them in dear
old England. win come into great
popularity, Rowing Is great for
the arm muscles.
II II altogether possible that
some men who can't row. paddle
. canoe o. swim win Jump on ai
the Battery and put to sea In hfs
prsssrvers and take . chance.
n WIN also b. possible to rent Z
diving sun and walk along tn
bottom.
The Washington times., 1922-04-09
Appropriate
Epitaphs

SrvHn PoUT--My Last Lay win
BE Acceptable.
@ The orator--A Long Rest
for the Weary.
The Burvsyor--Messurfng My
Own Lsnsth-
The LAwyer--My Last Casa
The Doctor-IMy Own Medicine.
The Judgs-Ths Lower Court.
the Actor--0ons Beyond Recall.
The Aviator The Final Drop.
The Bsnksr--A Rich Layout.
The Dditor--S1lfins In Space.
The portsr-Dust to Dust
ne goidiss--At Ease.
ne ysnfsor--A osiet Tenant.
The Mfnistsr--A Lay Member a,
Last.
The Dancer No Use
Kicking.
The Hobo--Down and Out.
The Barkssp-rvs Given Up the
Spirit.
The Brohsr-A Marrow Marsfn.
Tns, salesmsn-Poor Prospects.
The Observation-Disclosures Up
NY Trade.
/ TAs LAar--Lying etfll.
The Good spovt--This 10 On Me-.
The Farmer Back tp Nature.
rhs wrftsr-C Continued N the
ssszA
The rrsvssler-Ns yervszdins
AAdSss&
The Washington times., 1922-04-09
Drags from the Old Pipe

Tr no particular compliment g mas ae~.d.ys . '.u hin
They sons prob. u. landlord. w.n
usual that beauty h cnr skis assp
.soss tn. freedom Of d.
snssss. $3.50
business xsttns heavy
in ths shape Of . new Easter hat for his VITA
Jass popular Berlin
apparently thought @
The shirt Of Nessus %Antony Act~r
And the aundiss sin mixing thngs
christmas Ss#
Grand s.nor refused shs nr.sss sa Probably
afraid Of srainns his voice.
Ansr all Dsmesra. tar BAD am A.s. As
trade to fAl back
The Washington times., 1922-04-09
'safet1 rirrt.

THE prisoner in the dock, after
challenging turymsn after jury
man. turned TO his lawyer.
-rhs jury Is right now,.- hs whis-
psred, ''but you must challenge the
Judge. rye been convicted under
him several times already. ana
maybe he's beginning to have =
praiudic~.-
The Washington times., 1922-04-09
How He Got His.

AN old woman called In the doc
tor to see her husband. After
examination the doctor said:
he IL not very we'll. rou had
better keep him In bed. I win send
round some medicine and you must
take bis temperature. will look
IN again tomorrow
The next day on calling the doc
ssr asked. well. how Ia Mr.. Smith
teAsyr
The wife replied. = put the bs-
rsmetsr sa his chest and II said
Very Dry 30 he had twe pints and
has xons 10 vsxk."
The Washington times., 1922-04-09
.Hle.s~~

nouncsd that ths patient would
have 10 leave that day.
-But, nurse protested the man.
my temperature was up again this
morning
In sweet voace nurse answered.
~rss, that's right; up to fao. That's
why they're moving youl you're
dead"
The Washington times., 1922-04-09
Suburban Snapshots
My Neighbor
II NY RsIshber,
Ml NJ gets up as dswn
@s@ And manlcures hIs lawn,

n
M Ne ssts Up q ss~n
As@ And manlourss HE lawn,
nes-ssnsi
HE mower squsaks,
faatxise and sssaIss
TIN svssy nerve 10 drawn.
Wks~ would Ils and s~sstiy
saeess,
NY nsIshbsr, With ne time e Ioss,
just bangs aw1y
AZ break u day
Upon hls say sraseouttIns cruiss.
used W think my nsIshbor wae
A snsn u common ssnee.
We psvsr had legal fuss
About eur cid iInsfsnes.
We always borrowed and we loaned
Al u the things both ss ss swnsd,
And net q wsrd
Hsd s'sr eesvrvsd
To sawes m snsnlty,
Bt new I'm srsbsy and I'm Ssore
AZ shst sumsbsII wns ilvss nsxt
door
I'm sslss sSt - sst ME ssrs,
AZ surely 90 ssn be-
When I ws0td -est my cid sens
head,
NY wife ssmss - my dswry bed
And shassss my wsII-knIt frame.
She says, ~0st sp. yss lazy tout,
The nsishber hss HE lawn mower
eat;
Why dsnr yss Dc the ssmsf"
That's what makss me tsrnatis~
mad.
u Isnt shst siss Nsiss h bad
I ssaiA pYs W with ths&
The Ans example thst ne ssts,
Thss b the thing inst always ssts
NY ssst. ri tell yss Nst.
N ne would only stay Indoors
And Juss forget his hsusshsid
ehsrse,
Te me twssid - q been
For then my wife wsutd not rsesa
That unext grass u ssra n all,
And I ssuId sissp siii nssn-
The Washington times., 1922-04-09
A Dead Beat.

AN invalid who had spent long
time over his oorvaissosnos In
a hospital. whore he was extremely
comfortable. was warned that soon
he would havs to be removed. So
be conceived plan by which bis
retention In such pleasant surround
inEs could be secured.
While his scmpsnturs was bsfns
taken and the nurss's sttsntion
was esntsred an the merit patient.
he removed the thsrmcmstsr from
his mouth and rubbed n hard ss
his sleeve.
The nurse. .rs4uyaarg 10 hfm.
booked sA the tAsrmsmstsr, mur-
INJURED. ~Peov FELLOW ana wsxt DO
ssport- Later sAs rsturns6 and o.
The Washington times., 1922-04-09
Heard Along Broadway

'Here's an excellent one on 'Ssif
Help said the bookseller.
"'self Help'i" exclaimed Mr..
Jones. willie doesn't want book
Of that sort. You ought to see him
at a party
The Washington times., 1922-04-09

sss 1sAssA~ aAsAss asas.ssA
The Washington times., 1922-04-09
A Business Transaction.
TRAIN In the wild West wa

A TRAIN In the wild west was
held mp By bandits. who or
dsrsd the passengers to give up
thsh money.
One of the victims v~~ o Scotch
man. and whsa fas turn came he
rsluctantiy drew three hundred
dollars from his pocket and. taking
six. returned thsm To his Jacket
What 10 yos neas sy thstr-
asked the bandit
Surely answered the scctcA-
Hsa -ysw acsr mind NE taking
twv psv cent discount On q sash
ts~nsacficr
The Washington times., 1922-04-09
Fresh from the SQUIRRELS

AICOAA AIOAAA lAAC O4OlTTGl8
s~Hsos sleep IN park q
ARRESTED and fined Judge sleep paid
A ssod asay films csnsorshipwrsokeA
me spnn . properly.
n = bind. marriage
ne the osrmans missed u. missing ~
nsss plans ssd the Of nqss but noting VIII
psssssS NOT try b DO H yrehibnsa
travellers and a train n s.or.
short skirt
AsAshsw eanT writing
musical comedies
India Over to
rsf along WITH tycobs for szcisnssa
i've vfhis . salary without
n. sahsAiaasa sAiaha ssssas a.vaasasaa.a
e<ss... ssas~ .---.4..-...AA-.--A. .4.
4
The Washington times., 1922-04-09
Sorry for the MulA

A CART eontaininS several ns~rs
flsId hands was being drawn By
a mule. Ths driver was sndesvor
ing to induce the mule to increase
its speed. whom suddenly the animal
let ny with its heels and dealt him
such kick ON the head that he was
stretched on the ground In . twink
ling.
lis he hurt.'' asked . stranger,
snxiously. Of an older negro. who
had Jumped from the convsyancs
and was standing over the prostrsts
driver.
mo. boss.- was the reply, "dat
mule win probably walk kind o.
tsndah for day or two. but he
amt hurt
The Washington times., 1922-04-09
wnlis's Strong Point.

Willie's Strong Point.
f1 WANT . book, prics about two
doiiars." said Mr. Jones. -It's
wiiiis's birthday to-day. and I sust
xivs him semsthins.-
what kind OF boch weuld yes
nksf" asked the hcckselisr.
We'll. I vest enc usefal axd In
atyaaGAySx - -----------s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-09
Helen Hunters Husband
LACK REsENTs THE LOSS OF HIS STUDY TIME
BY Jane phslps

lance with the happy go-lucky manner
that bad been hers up 10 now.
When Jack spoke OF her nervousness
blaming her devotion to cards FOR II
she replied lmpatisntly: 9,
..IS YOU would mako enough so
oould have q maid like other people.
wouldn't DO nervous l have 10 get m
TO q dirty street car when go 10 the
rr"A-- -r'ee- orc oc the ladies cali Tor
49, .uu- ~,
How do you expect to So-lh I'M
ousins:" JACK Querisd laugntngly.
III YOU were half "a smart IN ousi-
mass "a Howard Dunn l could have q
car. Natalie Horton told me no wrote
hundred thousand dollar policy last
week, and that his commission was en-
ormous."
I'm not Howard Dunn! He has MOTH
ing to th!uk OF but getting his pros
poets into line. ! give all my extra
time 70 YOU helping YOU. II you ~ouIo
only be willing to attend TO the mousse
until | could get a bit further aiong
am sure you would Do better sadsned'
| not only did no better business last
MONTH didn't do as we'll
You are Just as smart as Howard
Smarter as far as education goes. nc
never went to college at all, ana you
had A year. II you would nave itt4e
more aIubit!onI could have maid and
a car as we'll as other women. Not a
limousine. perhaps, but nice little run
about. Ia look we'll IN sports c!otheS'
driving It."
Don't indulge in Pipe dreams. Helen.
You are trailing with women whose
husbands have moro money than l can
make, IL isn't fa,r TO me for you TO Pc
come disseminated. l am doing tho very
hest I can under the circumstances.
Nonsense You ara as smart a. How
ard Dunn I tell YOU. II he can write
bic po,icies, so can you II you try. You
don't try hard enough. and you arc too
easily discouraged. Well let's get al
the dishes II you expect ME TO wipe them
Mrs. Layton and | are going to the pic
tu-e show toaignt-hvr husband Is away
and knew you wouldn't want TO CO..
no, I don't want TO 90. I'll reao
until you come homo"
Don't forget tho pan under the ice
box and be surc 70 put out the milk
bottle. There she IS now as the oeH
rang. you'll have 20 do tho dishes alone
Goodbye" she held up her face for
kiss.
Tomorrow-Jack Worries Over Helen''
D!SSat!s faction.
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Admits
longest,

Nv grown daughter ts troubled with
lumps on the leaders OF the neck they
have been there about wv" weeks Her
appetite and general health Is fairly
good although she Is very nervous ana
has been ever since she was a cAi!n'
Her teeth are IN good condition. She
IS n school and she says her memory
is not as good as she would IKE. She
has been rubbing turpcntine and saIN"
on her neck but II doesn't seem to Fc'
any better.
Answcr-Aden!t,s. or glands IN tho
neck. Is often soon IN the ncCks OF itt!"
children, appearing swollen and like
string Of beads. Most such cases are
seen under two years OF az" nm"
a!lrent comes also Ivy reason Of ln."c-
ton spreading through III" lmr' rh'N-
rels, during or after scarlet ''N'r'
measles. diphtheria and l'No niScNStS'
ami the germs OF the respecuEr DIS
eaes are found IN tho matter or IN"
Glands, The CORN of tuberculosis IS
frequently found. The irritation caused
nv catarrh OF tho nose. throat ana
mouth (snuffes. adcno!ds. tons!Ats,
or neglected decoyrd teeth: eczema OF
the scalp. or irritation duo 10 Nc"' car
determinations. njurlcs--aN su'h arc
r.r0roc?t!vc Of adcn!ts'
The glands are apt 10 become rcd an"
ho. - b-cak down with tn" t"Tina,'"H
y, rvs then the ChNS is i"Ncr!H'''
otherwise I've glands remain SW"''h
for A week to two months. inc .u'n' =
or modes" gradually becoming ST;t."F
and harder. then dtSlDr"AriNr. "r .'N-
,,r 'ue, ono I.tt!c hard node. T"' a"'h'
II. may r"Iovc,np lnt"r Should any ''"N"
,hot brought on the rrst attack rcrnr.
I q =, -. = 10
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Chapter 10.
All the NEne '"EN ,a,,, 80 an
dishes and Helen dTElh| ''e" $40
tertaIned him with 'INcE "'>'"AS -
the dolngS IT the club.
There's kitty. You Know sue e<''u
~ hen H. expressed surprise d. NO 80
tess furnishing ;" e'A""'"'s 'e'.
il must pay Tor the i"o"' OF Pf'SN'
nearly"
Jack Hunter was really "t7t"Eo,". 90,
frowned into silence h'En S,NNe
kttty-Heien Was re@i'S e""1o.IAs. -
felt keen anxiety. ne ""r" '' No. ~,
couldn't away" "''' ".'N WIEN so 49,
she would come 70 "'" " pa'
debts. H." '"li" ~ 60 -
dered il ne could GissuaaH fie'en 10 So
up the club lietpIesslE ne slu us s1u
his shoulders. ;0r ne kne" '"s'i''"''''A+
he rculd NOT.
jack determined over %iel over ~
nave serious '"'" "'>n ,,,.,
about the cInc' ne re@"Ls1 N''"t 81
be vain. but IN CONNECTION ~ -,
duties outside ana t"e "otN &c 80 >,;..o
do at nome 0he mus ,L,t ,ho
she owed something % MN. t''"N
houseworN Tor TWO eou'u noS l..o 49,,
especially as the heavy wash.nS was I"t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-09

This odd l:ttic puzzle game when
IS PLAYED between two persons. pIa!!hS
turn about. IS calculated 10 sharpen
wits and teach one To figure quickly
Place marker on any one OF the
numbers shown on the hand ana ca!4
GU, that number. (say 81. Your oppo-
men, moves It to some other number
Gay -, and adding them together calls
ONT 9. Then. perhaps. YOU go PACK u
) and call Il. and 50 the game goes on
until one makes exactly So, and WINS.
II either is forced to 70 above 80, he
or she will be an old maid or bachelor
as the case may he.
The game can be played very nicely
with n ring. which IS changed from
ono finger to another as the game pro-
cccds. remembering that the thuihp
counts ;, the first finger |, etc.
Now. II you had first play what
would he your opening number to In
sire winning the game?
Answer to Yesterdays
Select, Claw. Cline Climb. Close
Grain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-09
Three-MLinute I ales
ENTER, FATHER
Bv AID. SCHUSTER

e. Nnow she had a father and nome
and that--well. that Is all OF the story
Dan pictured the Nttle dinner party
all over again and p!eccd together the
fragments OF the story. He saw again
the soft look in the girls eyes. the new
and happy expression that woulo Jake
the place OF one more hard ana ne
senscd something of the story Oh
womlnd who had seized upon wonder
ful chance and who was going to make
the most OF 1t. His companions eyes
were moist.
old Top" said Dan, gripping the
others hand, you need not worry. That
girl thanks to her dad, Will make
good"
And Dan and the street sweeper
walked out together 70 the sparkling
street.
Tomorow-Taken at the Flood.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-09
And Between tho Failures

And Between tho Failures
Stevenson in sr"ahlnS Of these same
failures of married folks To live u7 TO
their big moments. adds Il quote from
memory ard under CORRECTION And
ever between ruinr I!smp""S 80 KIND
l.rtu"~ - cur~nraC" and console
u:m SUrr that il what happened 1"
80 married folks n The story. and that
is what VIII happen to the rest OF rs Il
w. vi. let It
(ToSn,o rrc w--where the Pretty Girl
Loses Out-)
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Dodge Motor Car company. who VII
have specifications and plans OF the
big Bertha" which he will talk about
All ex-service men are especially In
vitcd to attend this meeting. although
it will be open to the public. Tho pur-
pose OF the organization IL TO keep men
physically fit for future war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-09

Pattern 347s was used for this style.
II Is cut in Sizes: Small, 3z-34; Me-
dium, 36-38: Large, 40-i2; Extra LetSe'
44-46 inches bust measure. a MeoiuH
Size will require 81 yards OF ~ men
material or 3H yards without the yoAe'
NaInsook, lawn. dimity. cambria. ba-
;,ete, crepe, satin, and silk arc good for
thiH style.
) pattern OF this illustration mailed
10 any address on receipt OF lie In Sill
yer or stamps.
Write name und address plainly. send
1. cents to Tho lutslligsncer on'c%
Wheeling, ". Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-09
FARM MEET POSTPONED

The meeting which was to be held BY
the Ohio County Farm Bureau last
night at Valley Grove was postponed
owing to the epidemic Of sickness In
that section Of tho country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-09

Tee. .ai. net demand 0r England and
America has been exceedingly heavy
during l92l