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The Glenwood post., 1922-04-20
DE BEQUE NEWS

DR.. b. F. Beesom of the university
extension work conducted his regular
class in DeBeque Thursday.
Work is progressing on both the
Larkin and Bluestone bitches, and the
Larkin ditch will be ready for the
water by the last of the week.
Woman's club met last Thursday
eevning at the home of Mrs. ]. G..
Michaels, Mrs. Rose Bishop hostess.
Program was as follows: Roll Call,
Quotations on Art in the Home; Pa
per, The House in Good Taste, Mrs.
John Carr. Mrs. Leach was to have
had n paper on Food Values, but was
not present. Delegates to the North
west District convention to be held in
Grand Junction May to 5, were elect
cd as follows: The president, Mrs. G.
G. Montgomery, ard Mrs. Quigley,
and Mrs j. G. Michaels and Mrs. E. B.
Suchre as alternates. The meeting this
week will be with Mrs. John Carr.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moore, Jr., moved
to Grand Junction, Friday, where Mr..
Moore has purchased an interest in
an automobile repair shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. B. Mcclure went to
Grand Junction Saturday, returning
Sunday in their new Dodge car.
Mss Luela Satterfield has been
quite ill., but is reported somewhat i'm
proved Mt this writing.
A quarantine was put in effect Sat-
urday, on account of the numerous
cases of flu. A ban was placed on all
public gatherings, and school is closed
for this week.
j. A. Wilcoxen and Tom McKelvey
shipped in 500 head Of cattle from
Utah and unloaded them at the Do
Beque stockyards Saturday.
Mrs. II. A. Quigley and Mrs. Mary
Melbourne were called to. Montrose
Sunday by the illness Of their mother.
The latter was improved enough that
Mrs Quigley returned home Monday
evening.
Fl. A Hansen, Donald Rhoades, Eu-
laiia Crawford and b. A. Quislsy
were Grand Junction visitors Sunday.
Lssess JsAaA ~ fesslvsd q q
wcund at ths knee l'as couple wssAs
aes, a.d las been ~ tAs Js.stis. 1sr
The Glenwood post., 1922-04-20
METHODIST CHURCH.

1000 A. M.-Sunday school.
METHODIST
IL A. M.-Sermon topic, "Good
Stewards or Unfaithful Stewards,
Which," Anthem, "God Is Our
Refugee
P. M.-District Superintendent Dr..
E. N. Edgerton will be present and
preach, after which he will hold the
third quarterly conference. Anthem,
"a Closer Walk With God"
Choir practice Wednesday 1880 p. m.
Midweek meeting, Thursday evening
at 1880.
Residence, s1s Blake avenue.
Phone Glenwood 1856.
REV. E. G. ESTLOW, Pastor.
The Glenwood post., 1922-04-20
FINED ON TWO COUNTS

In Police Magistrate Rice's court
last Monday Bert Mccoy was fined
$25 and costs for indulging in an
Easter stew, and like amount for
driving his automobile on the side
walk, contrary to the ordinances
Judge Rice is said to have considered
the matter of confiscating the ear,
but found upon investigating the mat
ter that the ordinance governing the
use of cars is not sufficiently plain
and drastic to warrant such action.
The Glenwood post., 1922-04-20
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank the many kind
friends for their sympathy and acts Of
kindness in the illness and death Of
our daughter, sister and granddaugh-
ter. We are especially grateful to the
nurses at the Glenwood sanitarium
and to the different lodges for their
assistance in our hour Of deep sorrow.
Also for the beautiful floral offerings.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. MARCKETTI
and Family.
Mr.. and Mrs. PETE DAPRO.
HENRY DAPRO.
FRED MARCKETTI.
The Glenwood post., 1922-04-20
RILAND

Mrs. M. E. Ward motored to Eagle
last week to attend to some business
J. L. Anderson and daughter made
a trip to Glenwood Springs last week,
Forest Ronger Read made q trip Ia
Burns last wssh
Jim Lake of. Glenwood spent few
days in this vicinity.
Mr.. Smith of Breckenridge was o
guest at the Anderson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vale and daughter
Viola, spent Monday at the Machin
ranch.
Miss Whitmore and pupils enter.
tanned the Cannon school Saturday
afternoon at the upper school house
The school house was artistically dec.
grated in Easter colors and everyone
present enjoyed the interesting pro.
gram.
The Cannon school is very busy pre-
pairing for a program to be given on
their closing day, April 81.
A surprise party was given at the
Geo. D. Machin home Saturday eve
ming to celebrate the wedding ami
versary of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Ma
chin. Everyone present enjoyed de-
1ightful evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Machin
received number of useful and ap-
propriate gifts.
E. L. Godat came up from the Grand
river to attend the party at the Machin
ranch.
The Glenwood post., 1922-04-20
o 000 . o o o o o o o o o o o (.
o A COUPLE O. RHYMES. G
o By Ryley Ryck G

o A COUPLE O. RHYMES. o
o By Ryley Ryck o
o Copyright 1921 by R. R. Rychener Q
o o o 90 o o o o o o @ o O o (.
The stay-at-Home
Others may sing of the Rolling Stone
Who snaps his fingers at care
And accumulates naught but a polish
In knocking from here to there.
But l sing the praise of the Stay-at-
home,
Whose praise is SO seldom sung;
Who sticks to his job in the fact 'ry
And is never from duty swung.
He is the man who gathers the moss,
The kind that is long and green;
He is the fellow whose years are fat
When the wanderer s years are lean.
For many man has failed to find
The spot where the treasures lurk,
Until he came back to his own home
town
And settled himself to work.
IntStsstsssi st-.zs r-tes ai'..o
Stout is the heart which chooses Alright
And willing the hand to do,
For Duty wears ever fearsome guise
And those who follow are few.
But under the garb so tattered and torn
Are garments of texture fine,
And rich the reward of the ones who
are brave t4
And who patiently hold the line.
j
Pleasure may wait in the paths afar
And the lure Of the trail be strong,
But often We come 70 the end Of u
road
70 find that our course was wrong.
And many . man has sought far and
wids i
For wealth ard fame end rsnown,
Only 70 learn tAas. thsy nishs Aavs
been ~ ! = El ~ d
II hs'd ssaysA IN his own home town.
The Glenwood post., 1922-04-20
Sentiment (l)ortb (Ubile
-Tn Prose and Ver$e-
THE DIFFERENCE

I'd hate to be pessimist,
AS on, 1 plod life's way;
With never for living soul,
A CHEEKY word to say;
To just go growing ev'ry hour,
Fen on the brightest day;
Making those around, unhappy.
I'd hate to be pessimist,
, And wear the brow Of care;
To e'en at slightest buffeting,
Give up in weak despair;
To go about with heightened face,
And discouraged air;
Making those around, unhappy.
I'd hate to be pessimist,
The man that never sings;
The man who doesn't know that hope,
A joyous courage brings;
Who's always looking far ahead,
And seeing gloomy things;
Making those around, unhappy.
George Whitefield D'vys.
The Glenwood post., 1922-04-20
PEG. IN INTERESTING MEETING

Chapter 40. of the PEG. sister.
hood were entertained at their regular
meeting Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Edwin johnson on Blake
avenue. f Mi
The program of the afternoon was
in charge Of Mrs. ". D. Blaine and
several musical and literary numbers
were rendered. s. i'ii
MrH q, y. Noren was initiatsd into
the otyaaisation. q le
RsfrssAmsats ssrsd BY the hsstess
were enjoyed BY an present. .,i
The Glenwood post., 1922-04-20
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE

About fifteen friends assembled at
the I. V. Roberts home Wednesday and
surprised Clyde Roberts, the occasion
being his birthday.
An enjoyable time was spent until
late hour and delicious lunch was
served to all present.
The Glenwood post., 1922-04-20
Royalty Asks Eavors.

Royalty Is not averse to asking
favors of great men. and when the
prince consort of ~ and learned that
Sir Charles Macarn. the "cotton king"
was Il friend of Nj 'tt,'negie. he asked
If he would not use his Influence with
the milii"naire toward getting an en-.
dowment fund established for rhe up
keep of tie great palace OF peace
The Glenwood post., 1922-04-20
Kansas Family Problem.

An Emporia family takes the family
dog to church once in n while. Last
Sunday the dog was tied to the motor
car during the services. Every time
the choir sang the dog howled. 1t was
a question whether to take the dog
away to keep from disturbing the
peace or stop the choir to keep from
disturbing the dog.-Emporia Gazette,
The Glenwood post., 1922-04-20
Speaker and Lord Chancellor.

one difference between The speaker
of the English house of commons and
the lord chancellor. who occupies q
similar position IN the house of lords
is thai while the speaker cannot tnke
part In debates and can vote only when
there Is a Tie. The lord chancellor is
entitled to speai and vote ion all oc
casfons. ~ ~ |r
The Glenwood post., 1922-04-20
Says Uncle Ebcn.

"A man sometimes makes his hest
soundin' speech" said Uncle FIben.
"when he amt sure of what he's
talkin' about because he feels de ne
cessity OF shown all de emotion pos
sib!e."
The Glenwood post., 1922-04-20

9Sl Cooper Avenue.
Sunday school, 10 A. N.
Sunday services, II A. II.
Wednesday evening service, . P. N.
Heading room open on Wednesday
from 2 to 4 r. M.
All are welcome.
The Glenwood post., 1922-04-20
&bsgeh qpS.4!g!!
Su1mdB Schools

Copy for notices under this heading
must be in this office by Wednesday
Noon.
The Glenwood post., 1922-04-20

FIRST CHURCH OF
CHRIST SCIENTIST.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-06
VIRGINIA ROMANCE
HEADLINES AT THE REX

A urea. ~! fU.l 81 variety and org
:na.!;y oTcre 4: ;rn Hrv It's ar:"rnID|.
:. will rous;5; Of good. "icIn aui .',cI-
O. Vaudeville Hnd n" f,a:Hr" picture
will he in keeping with Tho Ta':'r' vil',
Little Ma" .1a:.A H;cdd"r1ri "" Ci'rm
'he vaudev;lIH WIN Il d"scriD;.lH :Tl
classic dance number TIA: WI raI ro'
moro :han usual attention. Wh;;u",E
Lo'l En,uc present i I"vel'y md ""mI.
cdv singing "iiitv with the matc: a:
well nu' together.
The Rowcrs Trio Offer a study IN
synropa:ion. introducing singing. dane
!nc. riano AMI saNorh"nn s1"ri2..i'S.
Eowman Brothers, The Ei'" Gra.G
Eoyo arc hoadl'rers when 1t ZONES ="
hlacl;fa'a singing and dar"rc.
~ Virginia Eomance" hrahI.r-r TO
III. IN a singing Offering consisting -
rour mon and woman with "iI s"::;i..
crr numbers. Each o: III" four IHrn
supply a solo number with the young
wcnAn also adding v"caly.
Tho rca.rrn picture VIZ so" Nr.
and Ms carter I,"IiNNru in 'h"i" i?'.
-. ard mos. sIc,"Ssful comedy drama.
The I.!':iH Poor Girl
Tomorrow nigh, ;hc local ballroom
dancers VIII dance for tic grand prizes
which vi! consist o: twenty. ten and
Eve dollars.
Monday Tho Tx vii! prcsor' 81 per
son Roh;. McEim. tho hanisomcst VII
IAN IN r:c:urcs. McIi'm Is surrounded
with Il company o. four and presents
an Interesting sketch entitled "Th"
Retakc." which deals with tn" han'rn-
mss around a motion picture studio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-06
COMMITTEES TO
DISCUSS HANDBALL
FOR Y. M. c. A,
Popular Game To Be Introduced Into
Y N. C.. A. II Committees
Approve Plans

Ns%.h. =, &C. -" hwl.d.HE AID paysi-
80 ,.ai"'ng committees "t II" Young
Mems tn stan Association ~" ca!;"!
f"- meeting I" l." held :? IA" Y. NJ.
-. y hI.hi!"C Tomorrow evening for
-" purpose Of CONSIDERING ihc opening
80 at las: ou". AMI pg$%.h:y ~" hand
-. courts .nr IN" coming summer.
WRIGHT NUslIS ~ chairman o. tn phys
lea, t"ai":AS commit;c" and W. J..
,'ranfSt"H o. til" building committee.
NiiE"uGb the plans 80 FAR a"e oa,E
(" a ;c"i1:.ve. sac. Il has b""n suc-
S"S,"G TIA. fuu" wall cor; DC bulk.
'.,r mc:uhrrs Of N" association THr'N
80 manl advantages IN tie game. an:
:: h~or%,; mt" ,hr curriculum Of IN"
H,>oy.a.:on. It would TO doub: make a
h.
L = fa~, and furious game which
Develops ag.'>'l. .rs ID endurance. AID
>t-rnctA. ana = &Srd by rrca; r'h!"t'S
Is thor ma:a m";hoI O. G''HHS n
,."rd.tjon. l. may 10 r;aycl r. Two.
tnu". S;> or c.SGl players,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-06
THE THEATRES !
COURT THEATRE WAS
PACKED LAST NIGHT

Whatever lnur opinion may ne as
20 tic hCSi va - win a wonan's love
ana hold =. you W. agree with tho
rafrorS &c tao Court theatre thot "llan-
ne W.;h Care" in which GIHce Oar
nonl wHs starred. - n clever stor%.
iutcil;gcnt'y yi>ualiz"A. Splendidly act
"d and. therefore. good ph0toplay enter
.a.umcu. !, will he SHOWN gain today
and tonight.
40 the srason,s mos: beautiful! dehH-
tantc. Jeanne leo = tNH most pcnu.ar
..r, ~ her So. she - kept so husi
managing her numerous sI;:ors tina!
no one has chance - really learn
,nr p"o?cr way 10 handle her. From
i've men WHO &wurn their Willingness
- de COR her. Jeanne "1osc DAVID
Norris. hIt 4 was not until after 1w"
Years ~ married Ere, when Jeanne felt
! nrS."r;ri. .hat paid put into opera
i;cn a l't'e scheme iha; proved 10 his
sat s1'qri ON tna' Tho way 20 make
Jcancn ."ye Inn and hold her love,
wa; % handle her with care.
Charles R";mon: Davis story. "Th"
Men Who Would bic for He"." was
no inspiration for Handle WIZ
Care"
NE shove T!oturo "a shown IN con
ncr;.on with ;he Spring Style Show.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-06
Real kick" of
Human Interest
In These Tales
Disappointed in Love, Girl
Plunges Into River; Rescued

sharon. April J.--Ec-rucd FRO" "a"
ShcnanSu river ~ SII;T~'..'" si;'r Ill"
had dciCrin,uc,i. = = SAID. :" 'iH ""'
life. as indicated by a n"," l".'d .''.
the river hank The.u't X. H""','". .'ssH
Is wears OF E;Ntu-d. M"k":'n '"n",F.
Yesterday afternoon caused u -" ;h''''
Sharpsvllle authorities .le ."'"--'S't'
in-: her story.
several mon crossing tho bridge 10
,iceL n girl wadlnS ~ the ne. "
that time the watc- had Tc."""I N.'
shoulders and She VAS proceeding t#''
Their into the stream. Tt" men I"|"-''
INTO the river and ~" Eg"d ia" sri :"
shore she save 10, '.amc ard Nh"N."''
the men, It Is SAID. where she h2" To-.
"a letter IN tn. m;S~iNe SIC ""'''''''-
.ccordiaG to the police. that MrS. WE
lam Sloan. with whom Sho had V''H
>;aytng. had induced her 10 com" ''
SharpSv!l,e - MARRY Mcr'e S"2n t""
Sloans deny this. but letters a"c--H
written by them 10 Ec". iou"G ~ t.
Iris suitcase. a~e being rcta'ne" -
tho authorities. The girls moth W :
Notified ard HAS arrived ~ SharWSI -.
In another letter the girl dirc"tc" ti'f
.h> buried beside her fathc- ~ T"''"T
civ. No action has been taken by iAe
authorities.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-06
TOSSERS
ARE REWARDED

Seven men nn tho Triade,ph!a district
high SHOOT basketball team were given
their 'cticrS AMI gold BASKETBALL ami
five rrmbers - tho second team were
gwen tiny gold haslictba las; evening
z; a joint llrty given ny Howard Fried
IIchS and Mss Henrietta stamp /" the
members OF bo;h The boys and girls
teams.
Tho letters We're prct."T engraved on
the naSNcthaiiS for the frs; team mon.
The tivSc ;oam were. Howard Fried
rirhe. cartain-ciect Waiter Smith. Merle
ThowpS"u. Howard Nickcr~"N. John
HRS. Robert Rodgers AMI David 'ush-
ne Tho second team n"a were: PEEK
.1ann. Eyvo;t. Spring. Ec" and lr'e-
horst.
Coach Wolfe Of the hoy>' team was
presented with a fountain Ncu and Miss
MarEare, Darrah. Coarh -: tho girls
;"am WAS presented with 4 pretty Nrtt'
ing set.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-06
Factory Specialization
Denounced By Workers

chicago. Aprtl 5.--lI"a~v Forf. auto
mobile manufactures. VAS e"iared re-
-porsihlA for advancing sPc"'a Izat ~
H. factories and accused % '',uuf"rrinc
:. ,ur<e on lts workers, h"rore tho Raj
road Labor Board to-da.. IT. the wage
hearing At which "h+ raii""adS are se""-
lng q 10 per cont waG" r"di"t"'.
Edward J. Evans. N.r" 'Ir">'c"2t %
the International Hr"'Hrr"""d o. &C.
rial Workers attacked me railroads.
which ne said were tending toward too
.r~at specialization IN SHOP ""r \.
Henry Ford may haN" '"nt'rrc" q
blessing on many proN.". tHr*' Who
rwn automobiles. h'.l b" conferred 4
..lrse on his workers. T""%. -; az th"'r.
hnncheS, hatr dead. Go:rE trc,r h'tS o.
work ru"ruarj"ailr cr and U|"v tn"
"nion leader d"c'a~rl
High ypociai:lat."a vac aSS9""'d ~
Mr. Evans % l." -" "w"rFt rr;:r"
against humanity" r." railroads. !"
seeding a sliding ~caic az rt,"N. accord
.HS 10 the wocH done hN Cti'r"'i >n''r
w7-d specialization. he S1.l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-06
PUBLIC HEALTH CLUB
WILL MEET TONIGHT

The Public Health Nurses IHUa q,
Wheeling VIII meet this evening @i 80"
=, Eed rross headquarters IN !. .. .. +.
hal. An address VII be mad" by l'r
William {. Schroeder, "C WaSh.n%i"n.
l.. g.. who heads tho 'VHrnmcnt W"r"
against Tuberculosis. 1t is ante naicd
;l.at Ills talk will prove V"ry interest
ing. Miss Janet Geistcr Of Charleston
AID Miss Fast OF Lakewood. ONO. d!vi-
son OF the Red Cross. VII! be present
and speak.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-06
TRIAD COACH GRAD
or SCHOOL WHICH
MET BUCKHANNON

Tr"". &. W. Wolfe director ., rhys!ca.
"duca:i"u o" Triad",Hhia d!S;r,C: hicN
school is grad;ia;e oc TIC western
h!sh $4,000, .: Detroit. M!r'l.. mat was
s'i~.:HG;cd from N" Cl::oM': ion:Na-
Net At Chicago y~stNday afternoon by
Eu,.,ho.i:oa h.GH OF this state.
Re .acids'it was rorUta" one and
caused ,NU"h co">'a"n: among TIE S.u.
dents - the Triad Srho2! YESTERDAY.
NJ. Wolfe was a member &C he c.asS
nc t9ll. and was also 4 member Of "a
hl~HrtaaH. football and trr"H teams f"r
cI-rc Years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-06
Huntington Hotel Man
Gets Nine Months IN Jail

Huntington. W. Va. April . r. II
Mo.ross hn'r'-HcNner &C lEuu'i"G'":;.
WAS sentenced todoy by Fchc"al .ludC"
M,C1int:" 10 nine months IN III" taU'"
county vail and f1rcd s""n. following
."n~."ti"n ~ q ;Ery on charge .;
;.o'at:nc thc rational prohibition la".
par l'~ic". negro WHO crtCr"d n r,"a
~ guilty 80 -" :ncf: "f ncr'hamdtSe
rrorn an !u'crsta'" eA:pmc0t, was sen
fenced % two AMI nal' years n tho
crd. ral prui;cnt!ary - Atlanta.
charles Thomas of huntington was
Gn"G 500 and sentenced 20 * months
in tho Jackson County .Idil on MS p!cH
If guilty. to prohibition law Violation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-06
Flappers Defended
By Booth Harrington

Chicago. April Booth Tar&iHgton.
rrlaaa ar.,a"r. GatcH!cd ths tiappe:I
Yesterday lo"a@se he "I;HeS them h'w-
-.lr." II lE" tho N!,d girjS pretty
we'll" he s,,I. "Hut | am getting odd.
80 leave them 20 the youngsters
Il dort think the tlappcrS axe s"
bal. There are more young people than
r:er before. because The ropA,a;."n IS
increasing. and SO the m"derat" A'"H
.,:c nr the Increase aS well ~ u" wax
Variety The people down ~ indiana
a"e enchanting over he wWdaess o.;
Iris, but l like Them
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-06
STILL HOLD WATKINS
ON THEFT SUSPICION

Harry watkins. Island Young man. IS
beng held ny ;hc city and CoHn;N
authorities While an Investigation -
re.uc made into several charges pre-
revred acains; HIM, cntrE:nE l'm with
aavirS stolen two AMI possibly Rrce
motorcycles.
Wa'hjrS IS alleged 20 lave seen a
'nn,vrr,'c." from the 'nUrn~~ NI'r SIP
,,y ro1Hary. 90 Cambridge. Oa'o. Mon
NV n.gh, Later 10 was charged with
Ialius stolen another maNr!ue from
';rorcn Houcnh"rgcr. ~ ia" Island.
I;1th machines a." h"'nE h"h pending
Further iuvc<,:ci'inu % Il s'mI.H:
u,rCa ~'ldN - Charleston.
He VII rrnhah'" l." given 1cSr'"c
w.:>'n tNw days on tWo 90 II"
h1rges.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-06
CHILD HIT BY AUTO
At BIRCH LYNN

,:.a~c,r" Reed. Jr.. Of Birch Lynn.
VAS s:.g!i,% injured when at by an
auto driven ~ w. W. Lcndon. OF 9lo
l.i,,i street. Til" child was not scrious-
- :-rurtd hat was anlc 10 &c taken to
his ,n1ir. wlc-c Dr. Wa 'TaCr2t: a.
tended 10 his injuries.
l.. IS SAID thar tho Ch!!d was out
Walking with 4 maid ana one other
, MID nrd Whiir crossing the street inc
Reed cr!,d wac hit nv ;he one machine.
- ,r,.r~ 20 avoid another. which was
,om:ng IN The opposite direction.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-06
BARLOW PETITIONS
FOR SANATOR|UM

\,nr,r.iwo names o. Earton wer'
o.! a petition handed 20 DR.. George i
SA.iln. executive secretary OF the Eel
mont County public Health league y:
-. G.a.ra"ille for III" erection OF ~
Acrruios:s <arator.Vm n Belmont "oun-
". The question IS h'!A% taken up AL
Ter tho count, not only IN Barton hut
~ many OF the Other cites as well.
Martins Ferry IS an nct!ve worker Tor
MS movement as many cases of tuher-
,.uins!S have been found IN that city.
TIE re.,t!rns VIII We turned over 70 III"
count con- n,!s.-iNnerS and WI hr p FNea
10 take somo action on TIE matter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-06
Master S Voice on
Radio Wakes Dog

Lexington. Ky. April An A'redo'e
terrier IN tho radio receiving room ~
ine University ut kentucky M""d,'H
SHIT heard his owner ~ FfttS'"'TSN
,..,i him. The owner. +. Paul A"dHr-
ON dean OF the anniversary. was SpeAN'
mr. from the Westinghouse broadcast
.,s station. Tao de-; vas sleeping IS
\nderson's voice cane -. II" Spran~
80 his feet. waEGcl his :"N anil then
%canpercd about ,ho r2dt" "utht.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-06
Miss Baker to Be
Welded IN Old Gown

chicago April 5.--Mary l.ond"'
I,,hor - going 70 be married ~ t""
own she was 70 have worn early Last
January when she failed 10 meet N':'S'
tor Mccormick at tire altar VIII" CO.
ago society fox waited ~ IN" cAur'.i
She said so yesterday o" her arrival
,r,n, California Size VIII !ear" :'r
<cw York in time to So, on April II
.,r England. whe-e Nc, oTm:rt W. So"
r... platinum band On h"r slender f'"'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-06

TIE ono County Farm Bureau -
urE.rS is members 20 Plant seed 20
lGtoc~ with ;hc first sprouts. NhCn
tho FIRST sprouts arc broken of IL"
y!cid 81 potatoes IS reduced. ma whch
il is no: possible 10 prevent the n"'a-
,oes crcn srrou;ing the seed *ho"Ed h"
suroad out in the Light and allowed TO
green
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-06
nE CHANcERY SUIT

A chancery suit styled IN" "he"Nns
Eu.ldaE Material company - 'HSUt'"
-. Raisc and N'ncHnzo - h'7Sr was
nlcd IN the otr!ce o! Circuit tiers Jo"h
l.. iKnGhorn yesterday. y. u Han"Iah
nd Alan Garden are attorneys tor i"e
plaintiff
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-06
BOWLING
MUSEE TEN PIN LEAGUE
warwood Can

Tonight: Marsh R.E Havana e Soc
al cab No. :, Wc.ty Bucks ys WAcs.-
.7E Can.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-06
FRANCES STARR IN
EUGENE WALTER PLAY

Frances S'arr n The Easiest Way
VII, T.. presented by Iavfd Fc'aEco at
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-06

NiVn M"r> Jnlus~n - >c-v Nrrk.
~. crami."u woman h'Il'JiIist ur tn
world.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-06
123 POLICE ARRESTS
IN MONTH OF MARCH

I.tsUtrrau; raul W.NG"r'cr. or N"
city petite" dcrarimcn', yesterday ar'cf-
noon Submitted his rcpor; :" cay Man
rgrr charles u. p"w'c". The f"''""'"#
is q -m;.. q, to rNrnri.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-06

Women are staging boxing bouts II
London.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-06

me shov. T!cturo "a shown IN con
1cr;.on with :he Spring Style Show.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-15
C1na. i,arix.

In the home OF Mrs w. l.. Grow,
424 East Fourteenth place quite re-.
Gently, tho Philathen class OF the
First Baptist Sunday school gave
miscellaneous shower for Miss Peggy
Gormoly whose marriage TO MIR, John
Fields will take place during The
holiday season. Beautiful ana use
ful gifts were presented to Miss
Gormaly. Tho hostess, Mrs. w, L..
Grow before her marriage was Miss
Ruth Arnold and "a member OF this
class Members raised by voluntary
subscription in n few minutes last
Sunday morning k52 so for Christ
mas gifts TO be distributed to the
poor. This with the friendly aid
they are giving 60 other persons
means a rather liberal and gracious
gift. Mrs. T.. A. Rroach is teacher
OF the claas.