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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1922-01-06
An Ambitions Project.

II is reported that there is iii process
Of formation an all-British aerial trans
port company, which proposes to run
regular services of airplanes and air
slins-the former daily to Paris, BruS-
sells, and Amsterdam, and the latter
twice weekly to America and Canada.
The airplanes will be built entirely
of metal and SO designed that in case
OF forced landing in the sea they
will float and the passengers win not
get wet. Parchutes will be fitted to
the aircraft The ailships are intended
10 do the journey to New York itt
rs hours. They will carry 80 pas
sengers and will contain sleeping
cabins. dining and smoking rooms, and
4 lounge while the catering Will be
in charge of chef. The crew will
number Is. The inclusive fare TO New
York will be about $3.50, which is
approximately the present steamship
first-olass fire.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1922-01-06

A new species Of bacterium has
been found that does remarkable
things 10 corncobs.
When the cobs are cooked with wa
ter in a closed receptacle, at tenn
perature considerably above boiling
point, an extract is obtained from
them which, upon Introduction of this
"lactobacillus," rapidly ferments.
One ton of cobS treated in this way
will yield, rs result Of fermentation
500 pounds of acetic acid and 800
pounds of Tactic acid, both Of which
are valuable commercial PRODUCES
Milwaukee Sentinel.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1922-01-06
"Namoy Pamby."

There Is much curious employment
Tor the speculative person IN consid-
crlng the origin Of things and
phrases. There Is, 10 fact, an altogeih-
er unexpected and rich field Of strange
learning TO be acquired in this direc-
ton by one who has the win 70 T..
How for instance, did the odd express
sion ''narnby-pamby' arise, 70 indicate
some one Of mild and jejune nature
a nilksop? The original Mandy Pam
hy was a mild and well-meaning po-
.etaster, Ambrose Phillips, who -four
ished in the Eighteenth century, and
was the butt OF the critics Of that age.
Pope satlrized him, and we find Carey
writing. Nurses got by heart Mandy
Pambys little rhymes" The expires
sion IL thus seen to be In its origin a
play upon a personal name.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1922-01-06
Crowded Orchard.

Prof. l.. c. Corbett OF the United
states Department of<ksriculture says
he found in England specimen Of
Intensive fruit culture the like Of
which he has never encountered be-
fore. Apple trees are planted in rows
IA feet apart. Between these are plum
trees nanl,ed by gooseberries and cur
rant bushes. The growth Is so dense
that the work of cultivation must be
done by hand, and spraying is done
by the installation Of a permanent
piping system The company which
owns this farm maintains preserV-
ing plant for making Jam when the
fresh fruit cannot be proftably dis
posed Of
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1922-01-06
Motor Vehicle
License Information.

Issued by S. G.. McLendon, Secre-
tetary Of State, December 10,
1921. Atlanta, Ga.
Automobile Numbers for 1922 on
sale beginning December Is, 1921.
This office now has tags on hand
for immediate delivery.
Application blanks may now be
obtained from your Sheriff or any
licensed Auto dealer.
Order at once to avoid delay.
Give Post Office box, Street number
or r. j. d. No. and Box No. on
application.
Register your car by March 1st,
the time required by law.
Owners OF cars registered last
year, failing to register by March
list, if registration is asked for dur
ing March and April, must first
pay the sheriff Of home county
S1.00 in order to register in these
two months. Have sheriff sign APP
plcation before mailing TO Secretary
OF State.
After May LIST no fee must be
paid to sheriff for remainder Of the
year.
No extra time or days of grace
will be allowed il 1922, after
March LIST.
State ii YOU have Passenger Car
or Truck. Truck must have spe-
cially designed tag, distinguishing
it from Passenger Car tag. Illegal
to use a Passenger Car tag ON a
truck or ON a passenger car with
truck body for hauling
Send check or money order with
your application. Hold Post Office
Money Order receipt as this receipt
acts as q ten day permit.
A license number, when once IS
sued TO cover a certain Motor Vehi-
Gle, must remain on that vehicle;
and not transferred to, or used on
any other vehicle.
Answer all questions on applica-
ton blank, giving full description
of car, as all fees for license mum.
bers are based upon n. 4 G. 9.
ratings OF horse power. BE sure to
give date car was purchased or APP
plication will be returned.
S. G. McI.END0N,
Secretary Of State,
Motor Vehicle Department.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1922-01-06
Tanks as Ere Eiohters.

Military tanks are being used TO
check heath fires in England. All
effertS to stop the flames near Alder
shot failed until a detachment of
ranks crawled out and the tank crews
Sprlnkled water and chemicals on the
fire and cleared the way for the fire
fighters as though they were dealing
with machine gun nests IN Flanders.
Scientific American,
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1922-01-06
FOR RENT.

II Horse Farm, next 10 John
Wilkinson, Lee County, J H. Vii,
liams place-two deep wells, rum
ming water--good house and ample
tenant houses-6ve miles Smithville
and seven miles Leslie. Rent cheap
for 1922. See w. p. Wallis Ameri-
Gus, Ga, or r. H. Rogers. Plains,
Ga. st
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1922-01-06
FOR SALE.

TWO FARMS, One mile from
Adams Station. Write or see me
sat Amerlcus. Ga.
MRS. r. T.. CATO, SIR.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1922-01-06
n Works Roth WAYS.

1.-THE vulgarlty Of wealthy people is
so much more noticeable than tL2t Of
the poorer ones"
Eyes, and at the same time it's so
much more endurable."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08

ball league team. At present there are
three old time players signed up ano
more are looked for. The team VIII
practice at League park Sunday after,
noon ard everybody is welcome TO play
whether n member Of the team or not
Terms will be chosen and 4 regular game
Will be played.
Much Butter Being Shipped. -
Much butter is being shipped from
mauv Of the down state districts. AT
the rate butter Is being shipped TO TINS
city. /, should be down IN price, but al
yet, no decided drop has been noticed.
Much country better is being brought nj
by farmers every Saturday and iucasa
groccrs claim that it is very hard to get
rid OF 1t once they have large stock
on hand
Your Druggist IS moro than Mer-
chant. Try your Druggist FOR wall
Paper Cleaner at 10c can, Chanoo
and Ammonia. api-5-S
Martins Perry Briefs.
Tho Catholic daughters of America
will give 4 bake sale in the iinSllne
Meat Market to-day.
Miss Wilma Harley. Of Washington.
IA. is visiting friends and relatives in
this city for several days.
Rev. II. X. Dietrich. OF st. Johns
Lutheran church. preached at tho Lcntcn
services nf st raurs Episcopal church
last evening.
Elmer Kingston returned Yesterday
afternoon from a business trip 10 Pitts
hurGh.
Robert Irwin. Of Toledo. is visiting
his mother. Mrs. Jane Irwin on Co.-fain
PIKE.
The country roads arc in much better
shape now than they were several
WCCks ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08
RAISE $1,000 FOR
SCOUT COUNCIL HERE

a. tho money which j. h".u': raised
for 'li,, Re-, Scout MnNrm,ur - IL in"h'
,u,r'N. Will l." rurncd "a - \ w. htt"
.r.rr'arI g" fn- l:"iu! 80 TrHri". '"in'
':,ur nc\; w,rh. 'r;II "t {i"'" =
h".nE raised au IA" macy cities ANA
towns IN This county. R".lH'"' iE"'a
: is 81 OOv. Shady sides quota Is E'Y" TN"
community cub "t -. I.airsN:.." VIII
Narn Il movement to raiS" $i"" I" be-
given from 81. ,lHirSvIll". Martins Fer
rvs uGolc * 81 run. The raising OF TINS
%mount MI, u" brouGht M h"i"r" III"
kiwanis C.Uh next "Wednesday an. "'l
effort is being mad" (" HAY" forty hG,l'
. moss men oC the city - und"r"rlt" ms
amount at SIS each. This vii L'"r ~"
! movement goinE Tn" remainder "t TINS
year i. l.. Butcher. field "r'u; al ~"
Suys Scouts &C. uhjO has r',1 ia i"iS
city several times aSsi&tiu. in IN" move
mrnt which meets with the approval OF
practically all business men ~ Wei as
many others Interested in TIL" campaign.
+ To Come UP Monday.
Tho case Of luiuS Serb. 90 li,,onvale.
who IL being sued for So for DANA %cs
done To the machHio &C lI"r3nau I'cVauit
on thu rolcraiu lik". several DAYS 40
vii com" up l"ror" Squire Thomas
Cnlnc. Nnuday Hft"Tuoo@ at o"i""h.
word has been sent 90 S,.rh 1T pulou-
,oIc :, ,,c crr,.., ,h.it 10 should ar1cnI
Nurd.,,. afternoon
I,oeffler Funeral To-day.
~, r,,,.r.,I Scr,i..s ,r Mrs l,u.1 'r,ra
, r.,..l,r y.nr died =. h,r lnu,,.. ..n West
. ,yasr;n.,ru street. MIL ho he'd from
<, Iob,.. Iu,h,r.,r .,nnr,.h rn.s ;ll,,-
,.,r -. % n..io,H Wv, n 4 Dietrich
,...,,r ,. ,b,, ,bur,' ,.ir have, ,.f.,rre
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08
MOTION FOR JUDGMENT

4 motion FOR Judgment was fled WITH
tho clerk oc circuit court yesterday
Afternoon s,vltd Independents" stat"
Bank ys Norkhrilrcr EroT.
The r!airtiN Will appear IN circuit
rorr, on April - and move 'h- court
- render judgment again, tho defend
nm, for tho sum oC S2sl@S alleged duo
an a check. tho paymcu, having boon
stepped.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08


One Man Placed
ono local man was placed yesterday
by the FREQ Employment Bureau. me
position Is Il store keeper with manu-
featuring concern IN this city. ScVcrta
other applicants have been made ana
m effort will I've mado 10 have these
men placed as soon Is possible.
Fined $500.
steve Speivcs. one of tho two mon ar
rested by Officers Mulhcman. R"tncr-
mund and Reddy last Thursday night.
for possessing and transporting liquor.
was fined $500 by Mayor Howard Duff
last evening. Tho other man. George
Thomas, had nothing 10 do with the
case. the mayor was convinced.
To Give Bake Sale.
The Golden Links Sunday school class
Of tho First Methodist church. will give
Il bake sale in the Nader electrical shop
on Fourth street. to-day. All kinds ot
pastries and home made goods will he
on salc and all their friends are invited
TO attend.
Three Week Pay.
Tho Laughlin tin mill employees Will
not be paid tomorrow as usual but viii
he paid next Saturday. The pay will
be ono OF the biggest II not the biggest
that tho mon have drawn for some time.
Practically three weeks has been put
In by the men and Il large pay Will he
pleasing. Tho mill has worked II mills
out OF % i've days 4 week for tho pas,
four weeks.
old Timer Signed.
Tuck" Weaver nr Tiltonviiic, old time
Central and Canadian Lacquer has sign
I'd up with tho local q. V. I. c.. base
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08
home made Goods VIII lie on 81
nrr invited TO attend this sale.
To Confirm Eleven.

home mad" goods VIII he on sale. Al!
ar" invited to attend this sale.
To Confirm Eleven.
Eleven bows ard girls will h" confirm
cd a, st. Jnna's Lutheran church to
morrow morning. The class completed
The uile.tiorg on the Bible and CateclSm
asked by tho pastor las, Wednesday
r,,uius mt the T.cnt"n services.
Observe Palm Sunday.
Practically al Churches and Sunday
schools VIII observe calm sunday to-
morrow morning. Most Of tho churches
VIII Lavr SPECIAL services IN tho morn
'ug. Palms will hc distributed at som"
rr tho churches while IN others, special
p, rnuns will he preached.
To Servo Luncheon.
Tho I.adi"s Ala society az tho Tnit"a
I'?cshytrrlau church WI! scrTe IL"
Kiwar.is luncheon in Tho American
Legion rooms u~Nt Wednesday. The last
lu,rhc0n served was by tn" women Of
tho Kings daughters and neat sum has
been reported rs cleared on the dinner.
Truck in Tomorrow.
"'hr alert fro engine, known ma tho
big booster or pumper. VIII arrive IN
Wheeling tomorrow by boat from Gin
c;nnati where Il was shipped to the
AlcruS- Fox engine company. to bn given
u complete ovcrhau.inG. Although the
cost Of tho repairs run h!Gh. the truck
viii hc just rs good ne new. II Will hn
driven from Wh""InF Ia this city after
T. * unlnadcd. The big fire truck which
was loaned to this city by Wheeling
VII, be returned IN tho near future.
Bazaar Starts April 8.
Tho Coral bazaar which Will ha given
hy tho Modern Wnodmen OF America AZ
tho Fratcrnal hall will start April s
and last until the 18th. The committee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08
There is
Music

In the rain roof the poe"
There's money farmer. who
homeless he seeks The shelter OF
charity.
It's wet say children. with the family dog they for tho
shelter OF home
They're the mother she hears the parr OF the
lightning flash and the crash of thunder
finds In of thanks for the safety
hcrlu a home OF their
thousand such homes
% s* "" I.%an Company. Of HeI, fE BUCKEYE
paid in small sums DAVE II
carhm month"; iLr only W.
Yourn help people ~
to IA t AnrroeeP
Rescur over * Dollars
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08
Every One a Remarkable
Value at $500

Here the colorS arc principally navy
and black.
Every coat--cvcry cape-a special
value. Saturday. for $500, in this new
shipment.
To match these coats and capes we
had 10 put in some of our regular $500
garments. That s how good they are!
-ston. L Thomas, Third Floor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08
HIGHWAY PRoJEcr ALONG RIVER,
RIVER BADGE, NEW BUILD
rNqS AND ROADS AMONG
Y8oJEcrS

Many Of Projects Arc Nearing Acsuanty
at Present limo With Progress
Being Made on Others
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08
Here-dt Least
Gloves

can be fashionable, and Spr-
cially priced at the same time.
For instances:
Two clasp French kid gloves,
uycrscam sewn, in white. black,
grey, brown. tan. and cham
ragnc. Special at sos.
Two clasp French kid gloves
with fancy cuffs and cmbroidrr-
ed backs. white with black, and
black with white, special at
$3.50.
Fancy dress galmtlotS with
nirnt trimming, whit" and
black. black and white. brown
and champagne. Special at
- HI.
---stnr. h rhonPH, MAIN Floor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08

ThA 49, n'rnNEr ,Gr"a.7 - 'hs
ct the Presbyterian
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08
BAZAAR Starts April 8.

Tho nornl ha2aar which will ba given
hv tho Modern Wnodmen OF America AZ
tho Fratcrnnl hall will start April s
and last until the 18th. The committee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08
New Partnership

F-rd George and Albert Long now
are the owners OF the All;crton Ar,
store, Martin Willerton having retired
from tina firm. The new firm will move
into the Willcrton properly south ct
tho Buckeye bank. The business Will
be improved.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08
Anthony Manning Ddcs
Will protect Monument

The ladies a. ,hr Service star Legion
have started movement |" rro'"''
IN. soldiers monument I'm Monument
snr1ra from au;ui~iS who ar" liao'" !"
side swine 'hc monument and perhaps
nrn,.l, = chIp off the stone. The 'a"i"S
have appointed Mayor Charles IunNiHS.
". T. Thomas and J. duncan :" a -
"A committees IN Getting something u
nut on the corner OF the m"mumch' !"
keep the corners from being kn"'Ncd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08
Bradford Funeral

Cuneral services will be held a. ma
late home on Brooks Run. sunday after
noon FOR Mrs. Elizabeth Alice Bradford
aged -, wife OF Vim. bradford. She
died Thursday night Burial VIII he
In Rose HIN cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08
NAV Change Road.

County commissioners George l..
Sandroch and Frank Hagedorn were In
Heilaire Yesterday Gu route To the
s0uthcra part OF the county. They went
there i connection with the Ramsey
Ridge road Improvement. Tho location
oc the road may he changed slightly TO
az old Sins.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08
Drive Opens Monday

The drive tor FUNDS fox the Toy
Scout movement IN Er!lairc Will Ct
started next Monday. Tho quota h"r"
IS $1,000. \ meeting was held ycStHr-
day afternoon when pans Were made
for making tho CANVASS IN The interest
OF the Scout movement. III" .\"Ir r!'i>
club has contributed So 20 the quota.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08

I'll" Catholic Daughters ~ america
NH give a bake sale ana market N IN"
Y!ncl'nr Meat Market today All minds
Of pics and Cak"s a.orr with many other
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-09-22

French geologist, have long taken
interest in the eastward march of the
sands along the northern coasts Of
France, Belgium and Holland. \ fine
sand originating on the shores of Nor
mandy has been found distributed on
the beaches as far east as Denmark.
1t was shown, after Il careful mvesti-
cation of this phenomenon. that the
eastward march Of the sands is due
10 the fact that all the sea waves an
preaching the coast from Brittany
break in nearly parallel lines with an
easterly motion The result is thar
the sands always progress In that d.
rection, But the progress is slow and
gradual, and measurements have
proved that the sand trayerses for
ward and backward, perpendicular to
the shore, total distance Of 5000
times as great as that which IL GOV.
ers in the same length Of time in It's
eastward progress.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-09-22


u was "o' u''oi ne met Ambrose
waiting "S sunny ana S'daie'| aS only
, anu. "'' y, "'''I 'o'i" "a',' 'hal
i n,e,' 1'''e o"'N 70 'a''I' ana 'oen ne
'''ei 10 'l>ua''|e 'a' i"'N OF poiIte In.
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unfolding HIS ,onl.i, ,.,,I. .. ........,.
gesture .r yyontn1 var, ~. ,,..., ,r.... =,
on vas Rr.tt r,n,a,,,..,.., 49,.
bross old ohm, b,d o,t I,....lf
fancee with tba grov.ln.. nro.n,,.,t,. ~
his hay and Grain business lie won.
dored If waffles were included nm the
menu.
DO Won servo waala.q ., bo i,c,iraa
of The waiter who nron,ised vnapaIv
10 see"
"yop vara snrn,.is.5 80 h,a,, 80 49,.
engoga,,ortgo pottar osr.,5 10 ~
funhIed in hfs o,n+ 49, H.
dpcoa q nbo+a1rra1h al ,,,,.,, sl,.D
isb which sn,,7r,snI prat. ~. ,,s
",reot tho frtrr, ,f.s ,,,Lraaa A.,
gpstns po++o,."
D.. -,.,
-. - 7.',''~'' '"'',e' 0",e'e9S'y at
-. ~ 5,''"' an" '''en ''''eo a"u
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-09-22
like COMIC FILM
How Fire Brigade of COrStanti-
nope Does Its Work.
After Much Fuss and Bother, a Feeble
Stream Is Thrown on ConHagra.
ton From Hand Pump.

Some idea of how the fire brigade
In Constantinople fights tire i, con
tanned in the following letter from an
English traveller in Turkey says the
Montreal Family Herald
In his red helmet and drab gray
clothing the fireman i'm tou>Hntiuople
looks as unbusineSslike and uuucroic
as he is uupicturesque. I'm action he
is anything hut modcl-indccd 1t
would be more in keeping with the
INDECENT disposition of his race 10 let
fate-aud the hrc-have their own
way.
When the brigade turns out its
deeds are worthy of the comic film.
The equipment is hopeIessly made
quate. a few primitive appliances are
carried upon a ramshackle horse
drawn vehicle whose only claim 10 dis
tinctlon is that at some remote stage
of It's history it has been painted red
Certainly it appears to have been de-
signed for any purpose other than
that which it serves.
The tremen do not ride upon H.
bur toll behind at Shunling run the
ludicrouS impression produced being
that they have been rather late in re
spending to the alarm, and the zen
CINE having got off to time, they are
doing their best to catch up to It.
Watching this singular body al its
rehearSals in the street Of Constants
nople one is led tnvoIuntariIy to In
duge in hippaut speculation as to
what might happen in e genuine
emergency.
If the impiouS curiosity So aroused
can be grarihed the sightscer will oh
serve that the fuss and bother couso-
quent upon the brigade coming into
action cause more commotion and eX,
citement than the fire
The senior fireman. re>plcndent
brass-hemeted figure armed with
sword and pistol. directs operations
from a distance which places him we'll
within the safety zone.
Hydrants, Of course are unknown.
II fate has ordained that there is
,
the brigade boasts a hand pump. This
is Il gaudily colored. boy-like appara-
tus bearing the emblem Of the star
and crescent in glitterng brass and
II Is carried upon two poles by a bare
footed squad detailed for that espe-
Cial duty.
A runner precedes it. carrying a
symbol of authority--a brass star and
crescent upon a short staff-which In
sures n free passage through the
crowd.
When after considerable difference
of opinion ii is decided where to place
the pump the squad gets to work upon
1t, and the result is awaited with
anxiety.
Presently feeble ier of water
energies from hose scarcely larger
than that which may be seen IN any
suburban garden during the summer.
The hremen direct 1t upon thar part
of the building which there appears
to be at least hope Of saving, while
other members Of the brigade armed
with long hooked poles assist In the
work of demolition by pulling down
the partially consumed walls
There can be only one end with This
delightful method 1t becomes a guess
as To which will first complete the
job-the fire or the brigade. In the
long run, as a rule the odds are on
the fire
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-09-22
A RAINBOW SCARF
BY HILDA L. HARRIS
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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-09-22
A Narrow Escape.

Fisher was proudly exhibiting to his
young wife his days catch.
Aren't they beauties :" she en-
thused But, dear. I've been so anx-
ious for the past hour"
Foolish child." he said, caressing-
~, why, what could have happened
to me?'
"Oh, didn't worry about you, dear, -
she replied, but it grew so late | was
afraid before you got back to town ali
the fish markets would be closed"