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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-18
Today and Tomorrow at Crescent

80 A ~
Is the glamour of a m~illionaire's
love for him is always tinged with
1t? See demure Madge Kennedy in
uoldwyn's production of THE High
est Bidder" by Macmillan Foster,
The famous novelist, at this theatre
today and tomorrow and find out.
Sally Raeburn loved Henry Lester
for himself alone. then she learned
that he had money and-there was
lhe devil to pay. Love and millions
fought it out. The picture tells
which won.
Included in this excellent picture
program is the usual five headline
vaudeville acts. Mr.. Granat, the
manager of the Crescent, has taken
great pains in selecting the bill for
today's show and by special request
had held owe for today the act bill
ed as 1.-The Girl in the Moon" This
Is one of the finest acts seen in this
city and those who have not seen it
should make special effort to do so.
For today and tomorrow Mr.. Ora
nat has also included in the program
the act listed as the Country
SCHOOL, This act is by local people.
all of those taking part in the act
being students of Grade SA of the
grammar school. The sketch was
recently given in the grammar
school with such great success that
II "a decided to have the affair re-
peated at the Crescent SO that all
might see it.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-18
At the Majestic

The Four Horsemen of the Apo
calypso" opened Monday night at
tae Majestic theatre. This is the
Rex Ingram production that cost
Metro $1,000,000 to make and that
New Workers paid $40 a seat to see
when 1t opened it's record breaking
tun in the metropolis. The artistic
results are priceless. Indications of
The screens lower have been given
In memorable productions of other
years. but not until THE Four
Horsemen" has there been q photo
drama hat has completely filled the
promise of epical achievement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-05
DRy OFFICERS FIND NO0NSH|NE
CAMP IN WOODS NEAR ELM GROVE
MADE BY
E|CHTY-THREE ROADS

Chicago. Oct. 4.---Eighty-thrn rail-
roads OF tn" United states, operating
nprroxlnlatcly 5000 miles. and en-
playing between $4,000 and 100, 200
members OF the Federated Shop Crafts,
have settled the shop crafts strike with
their system tedcrations. according to
n special bulletin sent today TO all mem
bers Of the organization over the sigma
ture OF B. ". Jewell, president
The latest additions 70 the settling
roads were the Fort Smith & Western,
tho Georgia. Florida g. Alabama and
tho Chicago Great Western.
Replying to numerous requests for an
INTERPRETATION Of the Baltimore plan,
upon which the strike leaders claim the
settlements have been made. the circu-
lar states three reasons actuatnd tho
executives In accepting This agreement
basis. 1t gives. first, split In tho
Association Of Railway ExccutIves--one
group agreeable TO 4 settlement and the
other bent on destroying these orEani-
sations": second. willingness OF the
liberia! grour IN negotiate national
agreement and lay down basis for set
Elements on other roads; third. that no
Justification could be fruund for keeping
$4,000 men on strike who could re-
turn 70 work and assist in financing
those who remained Idle.
Qualification for the nc'lcn OF the
policy committee. the circular declared.
Ia seen In the fact that 81 other carriers.
In addition n tho original 81. have
agreed TO tho Baltimore plan.
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Ohio News
TOWN M0URNS
DOGS DEATH

Ottawa o.. Oct. 4.--This Is the story
Of a dog. whose death town mourUs-
Spot.
;r!md!". dirty and uukcmpt. but with
friendly eye. and fast wagginr tail.
Spot was known 10 most Of downtown
Ottawa. until an automobile at Majm
and High streets. September g, left
him crushed and bleeding. and spoue
Of crlorororm put him out Of his mis-
cry.
George SaXby. proprietor T.! Il soft
drink establishment. constituted HIM
self unofficial guardian OF the dog. when
the latter came to town. following OF
tawas returned soldiers az the World
war and the tramp dos slcp, at Sa>hy =
place.
To-day. Spot lies buried on Saxhy's
farm near Nest Cairo. ana a Sto;" Nom
Crtal permanently marks his crave. /,
was In SaXby'S automobile inar Spot
was rushed from the scene OF til" fHit,
accident. and Il WAS in his apartment
that the sponge was held I" tn" dying
dogs nose.
Spot was n camp dog and used IN
rambling when he got back a. civilian
l!fe. he found it hard 10 give M his
wartime habits. so each morning ard
evening. he made the rounds Of cares.
pool rooms and other downtown gather
ing places Most everyone knew .N".
welcomed him.
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PYTH|ANS MEET
HOTEL NJ LURE
HOME AND CHLDRENs ms THU TIE
COMMISSION HELD INTEREST
ING SESSION HE RE.
Organization was Purpose or Meeting
and Plane for Pyta,ian Building
II Discussed.

The Pyth!an Homo and Ch!ldren's IN
stitute commission OF the knights OF
PythIas. met yesterday afternoon at the
Mcclure hotel. following a call for the
meeting issued by Grand Chancellor
Harry r. Bell
The commission Is composed Of Grand
Chancellor Harry r. Rel. OF Wheeling:
James II. Beans Wheeling: T. J.
Cheshire. Piedmont: G. A. Schultz.
salem: Thomas II. Clay. Huntington:
Attorney General L. T. England, Logan:
and G. Q. Dunn. Reckley. Messrs. Beans
and Cheshire were unable to be present.
The meeting was 10 organize. Grand
Chancellor Bell was appointed chairman
and Attorney General England as SEQ
rotary.
having as their objective the real!za-
tion Of Il rythian building to l." used
as HON" for children and INDECENT
members Of the society.
II was decided 10 write secretaries Of
the various Pythian lodges and mana
gers of Chamber Of Commerce through
out tho state TO secure locations OF
available sites.
II WAS announced that there was
now $4,000 available for the site ana
building and each year this amount IN
growing. The plans call for a site OK
not larger than 500 acres. II Is pro-
posed 10 build n village Of homes for
the orphans Of deceased Pythians.
Modern schools will BE- established,
where wards will he given high school
rducatlons or Quotations equivalent 10
high school Quotations The schools
10 be for both boys and girls. Girls
will be given course In domestic
science as well as business course.
Tho boys. It 81 contemplated. will bc
given manuel training, taught the
trade or i mechanic. carpenter mason
airy. auto mechanic. plumbing and etc.
1t is planned to give the children
half DAY OF book study and halliday
Of practical education. This home and
village Il Is said. Will not interior
with the Mothers home plan, of which
g. ono is now paid ouI each month. The
homes and schools will be used for those
who have not plt"u:s aid tIe plan or
helping those who san have n mother.
widow OF PytnIIn. Will Ccntinuc An
other meeting oil the commission will he
held In the fall.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-05
FERRY MEN CAPTURE ESCAPED
MOUNDSV|LLE PRISON CONVICT

bakers sympathy uu,N finally the iat-
Ter agreed to buy the animal.
Several times when Minor WAS auto
mobile. riding With Eakcr the! would
sfur Il. .lut.,S Bros. SrrN;"" Station 'or
rasoIiur. pu each occasion Minor urn
ed his head with the approach OF Eo"crt
Jones.
Jones thought NJ recognized Minor as
the man who StUIr the auto tires and
was sentenced to prison from Ohio coun-
~ and later when taking to Baker al
yiSad him not to buy the horse.
Last evening Baker catered I'll" scrN-
ice station and asked Mr.. Jones 10 cash
, check, lie informed jones he !utend-
al 10 huv tn" horse Wanting I" make
sure OF his identification Jones entered
the rear seat Of Bakers automobile and
when the machine stopped at nearby
corner for Minor. Mr.. Jones declared he
WAS the man.
Baker drove T. police headquarters
and Minor attempted 10 leap from the
AUTOMOBILES on several occasions hut was
held by Baker and Jones. Minor was
turned over 10 officer Rothermund
Minor WAS later questioned by
Martins Forty officers and admitted
serving time IN Ia" Moundsvtlle pcni-
Tertiary. the officers say. Minor. they
calm, also admitted escaping from tho
prison. lie said h" worked IN IN" Ice
plant OF the prison before his escape
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-05
COLDS THAT
DEVELOP INTO
PNEUMONIA

Chronic coughs and persistent colds
lead to serious Lung trouble NOu car
stor them now with Crcnmu,aion. nm
eni;isiflci Creosntc That ~ plcrsdnt 20
take Circumcision IS new medical dis
cover. with tw"Guld aCtlnn: E; soothcs
and heals tn" inlauCd membranes and
kills tho germ.
OF all known drugs. "r"0rot" is rrcoE-
nizcd by tho medical fraternity n tho
creates; healing agency for tho trcai-
mert OF chronic coughs and colds and
other forms "C throat and lang troubles.
crcnmulS!un contains. In addition %
cTcoSutc. other healing elements which
sootha and heal tho !nhaNch NOM
Lranes ard stnr tho Irritation while
Tho crcosnir goes on 70 tho stomach Is
absorbed into tho blood. attacks tho
eat q! the az. nrd d''i r0NS tho
~. thai cad =, cCEgLrI3-!ru
i'rrcmu,s.c, - cIr:!t.t. i sattsrac-
.,r.. IN rho :''a'in"r' - chr III" coughs
a., c.lGe i.r"r,h.al as'n"l. "atlrrHal
bronchitis AMI nth"r :, rms Of tn nat AMI
lunS diseases. ard "a cNcallent for build
!rr up tho sys!cm after cplds or the flu
Money refunded e am ugh nr Geld
m .,.atter az how lov.; standing. Is not
l.,,eved after takinc according 10 :
rt:,ions ASK S.ur Grugr.'; Crcpmul-
SON Co, Atlan,s Ga,---tAdr)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-05
rwENTY-GALLoN STILL AND ONE
THOUSAND. GALLONS OF MASH
SEIZED IN RAID
"oUTLOOK" MAN CAPTURED AND
COMMITTED TO OHIO COUNTY
JAIL BUT HIS PARTNER
ESCAPED.

Prohibition officers staged another
big raid yesterday afternoon when th'N
visited the woods adjoining the Robin
son farm near Elm Gr"v" and seized
iwrrty-rallon still IN full operation and
twcnty-"uc barrels containing 1000 gal
Ions of mash.
Alex %.tccuki. VIII" acted as Out
look" for the d!st!llery. was captured by
tho officers. while anothcr:rhan In the
still shed escaped when Korcelukl cried
mn alarm.
Korcclukl was committed TO the Ohio
county ta!l and will no held for hear
ing before L. s. Commissioner W. J.
Cotton on a federal charge and before
Squire J. W. Kindelbergcr on state
charge
Numerous reports Of st'll being
operated In the woods near Elm Grove
were received recently by dry officers.
Yesterday Federal officer. J. walter
Bee and state Prohibition Deputy J..
Fred CLAYTON visited tho place.
Considerable difficulty was eHperi-
cnccd IN making Roadway through the
woods bur hnally tho officers came rp-
on the canr Of the moonshinerS. They
wcrn ahlc tn crawl close to the out
look" man and seize him before any at
tempt NJ an escape F'lIN ne HlHu's
officer CLAYTON attempted 70 head nr
tho othCr man but lost him In tho
woods Knrccluki refuses to reveal the
name OF his partner.
With EorcelukI handcutfsd IN" OFF,
GERS proceeded 70 destroying all tho
mash, saving enough however 70 be
used as evidence. They were able %
make their way through the woods With
KorcelukI. tho still and the mash evil
dcncc to their waiting automobile on a
road near Elm Grove.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-05
THREE INJURED IN
AUTOMOBILE CRASH

Steuhenvillc. o.. Oct. +.-(Special.
Three mon were injured. ore per
haps fatally. when an automobile In
which they were riding, plunged OH
the road and turned turtle In the yard
Of residence on Sunset boulevard.
west Of this city. this afternoon. The
injured are:
Lawrence Powell. aged 80 years. sew
eral fractured hihf. badly lacerated
head and serve cuts and bruises about
the body. Condition serious.
John Smith. aged 81 years, cut about
head and body.
Emmett Coulter. aged rs years cut
head, bruised about body.
Coulter was driving the machine and
IL said to have been driving n such .
high rate Of speed that he lost control
OF tho auto on a sharp curve. The ma
chine careened 10 the side Of the road
dropped over an eight foot embank-
ment and landed in the front yard OF
the homo OF Theodare Karnlsh. All
were removed TO the Ohio Valley hospi-
tai
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-05
NAN, BELIEVED TO BE FRANK
MINOR, CAUGHT WHILE AT
TEMPTING TO SELL
HORSE.
LedEed In jail Across River Pending
Arrival Of Penitsnsiary
Authorities.

Attempting 20 sell II horse VII "N''E
land Frank Minor. 81 Years old. "a"k IN
the Moundsvi!Ie state p'uitenttary. from
where ne Is alleged to have escaped last
April.
Minor IS said 10 have been sentenced
from Ohio county TO the T"uit"nt'2;y Tor
1.-Two years on charges 81 steaIilS ana
selling automobile tires IL" ,'rapeh
last Aprit.
The man is now being held ~ the
Martins Ferry jail on charge o; seal
Ing a horse pending action by "A" p'ni-
sAntiary authorities. They viii "c n"H-
fled this morning OF hts arrest.
For several days Minor has negotiated
with Charles Baker 10 sell him h"rS".
tnder the prstsrse that his WI" was
sick and confined 10 the hospital aH'l
that the hospital authorities threat 'n"d
10 attach his wages II nc did NOT MAKE
Q rayrnent on her bill. Minor worked on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-05
Some Snake Story

Day Brook. w. Va, Oct N.--A'''r
pulling down an old oil rig Tor the
south Penn OH company. near here yes
terday. the crew brings IN III" *'"ri
Of the killing ~ several copper h"""
snakes which w'r" found nestled i'
the ruins of tn" old derrick. /" top
of tho whole story fct"r u. h"'E.
foreman Of tn" crow. reports that on" Of
rho snakes had n forkcd tall.
Tho temperate" habits OF ia" mon "r"
som, nf their finest virtues, ana IN"
villagers here will swear by tho v'ra'i'!
Of rctcr This Is tho hrSt h:S Sn7N"
story that has boon circulated In many
months and It brings I" NINA the "'d
.,atc nickname. 'Snak" state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-05
THE CHARM OF
4 BEAUTIFUL
COMPLEXION
And Bow to Attain It

70 - stelc.ivs-to be edmirsd-!s
me secret desire Of every woman. but
few know how to attain this accom-
p,iahment
FIRST, Il u necessary to remove al
NeuisnAS-tan, run and wind freokles,
dark, sAllew spots, liver blotchss and
n,nnples-and bring q pink glow Of Life
to the skin
Slack and White Beauty Bleach will
remove almost all embarrassing blem-
iShes, and make the skin clear. soft and
beautifully tinted. Black and White
Soap will preserve the complexion.
Black and White Beauty Bleach l,
4 dAlishtfuly perfumed pink-tinted
cream. When applied II forms An in
visible coating over the akin. Beauty
Bleach does away with tedious hours
eetors your mirror or in tho beauty
earior.
All good stores can supply you with
Beauty. Bleach at 500 jar and Black
and white Soap at 2sc a cake.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-05
FIRE PREVENTION SPEAKERS
INVADE SCHOOLS HERE TODAY

those killed and injured were women
and children. shat they were SACRIFICED
because pi carr!cSSu"SS and that THIS
toll i increasing each year. We realize
that some definite steps should be taken
10 halt the destruction.
From a humane standpoint. therefore.
II for not other, It is the duty OF every
san. person 20 exercise particular care
10 prevent fires. Furthermore. X is
his duty TO know what 10 do when he
discovers that fire has started. Many
lives and much property would b: saved
annually X the person who first saw the
tire had known how - call quickly Tor
proper assistance We all realize that
the first few minutes after tho fire
starts IL the most important time In
which TO fight Il.
study Alarm System.
To-day fire alarm poXcs arc placed ut
convenient locations. These boxes are
OF little value unless the person needing
TO use them Is acquainted with their
location and the proper method OF
sounding an alarm. Although most
alarm boxes are easy TO operate, many
persons have no idea OF how this should
be done.
Everyone should make Il his business
TO learn the location of the nearest hre
alarm box and how 10 use It. He should
further see that others Of his family
are acquainted with these facts. 1t Is
advisable, furthermore. TO impart this
Information to all school children 50
that they fully understand what TO do
and how. Merchants, manufacturers
and other business organizations will
find 1t to their advantage to sec that
every employe has this knowledge. 1t
Is impossible to determine who Will be
called upon to sound the next alarm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-05
TEN MnodDHRS or INSURANCE
BOARD WILL pEL.rvER Snort
ApDR4ssEs TO PUPILS
AND rEACNEHS.
Tifts<n Thousand Persors Lost Theif
Ikvss IN connagrattons In q. ,.
Last Ysar-Nany Others
Hurt.

Today 10 members OF tho insurance
eaord will invade the schools carrying
the gospel OF fire prevention IN con-
nection with the Fire Prevention pro-
FROM being carried out IN Wneeuns:
How to prevent fires by the eNercise .,
ordinary care" will be the wateh"oFu
Of the speakers
Manager Corcoran. OF the Chamber OF
commsres, last night issued this state
mont indicating tho life toll taken an
nually by fre:
According 10 a conservativev ests-
mate at least $4,000 persons lost their
Nyas In the United States last year
.s me result Of firss. Considerably more
,hsn this number were seriously IN
Jursd from tho Same source.
when We arc told that most or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-05
Cox Sees Discomfort

Richmond. Ind, Oct. 4.-By The AS
ISOLATED Press)-Evidences OF discon-
tent with tine present national admin
istrat!on are "w!dcspread." II was de-
clared here tonight by James NJ cox
Dayton. defeated two years ago for the
presidency on the Democratic ticket. He
spoke at rally Of Democrats. In the
coming Cong ess!onal and Senatorial
campaign. NJ asserted. the admins
tration by tho sheer force OF events
Is placed on tho defensive at the very
outset"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-05
SEEKS TO REGAIN CHILD.

Nnrcantown. ". Va. oct. i-Su:' 10
,.vpIn possession ur her s!N-yrrr-ola
SON clarence. WAS started In circuit
court hcre today by Mrs. Edna Rurr".
a dlvorrcc. Of ClarkshurG.
According :" tn" W"mon's r"nt'on.
sNc gave her TOn into ihc Keeping Of IN"
family Of Gc"rg" Ma'h"s"n wh'l" she
prepared for n hUs"i,al operation. She
then obtained a divorce and the child
was awarded 70 her.
Now sho learns that the child was
legally adopted by the Mathesons during
her absence. The Maihesons claim they
we're unable TO locate the woman when
adoption proceedings were started.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-05

Columbus. O.. oct "A cooperative
campaign OF evangelism, to Cu!minAto
in a great ingathcring Of new church
members next Easter. IS under way in
Ohio. following formal opening con-
ssting OF q four-day visit to the state
by national evangcliSttc secretaries OF
a number OF leading Protestant dcnomf-
nations. over tho recent weekend.
More systematic work and better CO.
operation between the denominations
than ever has marked such a campaign
In Ohio before will characterize the
winters efforts. II plans Of officials or
t,.c various denominations are carried
out
These church leaders. in Joint ses-
sion held under the auspices OF tho
Ohio Federation OF Churches. voted 10
recommend community censuscs throuGh
out the state In order to determine tho
church affiliations or lack OF such con-
nections of every household These
findings. Il was urged further. arc 10 lac
used by the churches Of the community
as basis Of personal evang9listc et-
fort, every non-churchcd individual be-
Ing assigned to some particular church
az a prospect for membership
Such systematic campaigns have esen
carried out successfully in recent
months In parts Of Delaware and Miami
counties. under tho direction Of county
church federations. reports In the Of
fec Of the Ohio Federation show. II
aR.o Is noted that the Cleveland city
federation has just launched similar
survey and will follow II up with In
tensive evnngel!stic efforts during the
winter months.
Vile, LIMA and Canton--wcre visited by
ville lima and Canton-wcre visited by
q party Of religious leaders. headed 10y
Or. Charles l.. Goodcll. evnngeiistic sec
rotary of the Federal council OF churches
(the national INSTRUMENTATION or
ranization OF Protestant Churchcs).
These mon. representing the evangelist
10 boards Of several denominations. con-
Quoted 4 series Of public meetings opcn-
ing the winters campaign.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-05
ANOTHER POTTERY SIGNS

East Liverpool. Ohio. Oct. 1.-THE Al
lance Vitrified China Company. oper-
nt'ng n two kiln plant at Alliance o.,
today signed a ono year agreement with
the national brotherhood Of operative
potters. granting 4 seven percent wage
increase to striking general ware pot
terry workers.
The Alliance firm Is tn" fourth TO
grant the mems demands. Non" Of the
four Ia q member Of the United States
Pottcrs association which has refused
to sign the new pact.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-05
TWO DAUGHTERS MISSING.

Petersburg. w. Va. Oct. 4.-W. 9.
Collins. Petersburg. has asked the
police department to locate
his two daughters who are missing from
home. They arc Lula Collins. aged 10,
light hair and eyes. weight us, ana
Minerva. a few inches taller. dark hair
and eyes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-05
DEATH RECORD.

James W. Moran. -. Cumberland. Nd.
Frances Daniel Clifton. SO. l03 EieT-
cnth street.
Mrs Nora Cooper. 81. Cumberland. Md.
Mrs. Grant Mckenzie. sc. Dayton. Q.
Rt. Rev. J.. J. ponahue. -. wheeling.
Thomas Fnhey, ST.. Is. Of Mingo juno
ton.
Mrs. Ella Faley. ~, Of Moundsville.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-05

Toledo. O., Oct. t.-Thc greatest
grape harvest IN recent years - h"iuS
comnlctcd throughout the Lake Erie
Island region. Picking In most sections
will end in carly October
The only grapes being picked now arc
the Catawbas. marketing Of the Con-
cords, Ives and Clintons having hacn
completed some time ago. The 'atawha
crop, however. Is so largo. that every
facility for takin. care oc III" late
grapes ia being taxed.
The boats that have been carrying
grapes 70 market In Cleveland, Toledo
and Sandusky. will make their last trips
about October 5.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-05
VERDICT YoR D. b o.

Huntington. ". Va, Oct. "A fed
oval court jury today voted verdict
for tho Baltimore and Ohio railroad in
the SIo.0G0 suit instituted by S. j. Bush
IF Huntington. who alleged he was per-
naucntIy incapa clta;cd when train
struck an automobile he was operating.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-05

Tho driver OF BUS No IN 90 tho TIT
n9'o Nus Line was arrested by officer
Moore yesterday on y Chnrc" q! stop
ming for passengers west III Main IN
Tenth street This IS n" IirSt arrest
of this Kind sine" the new traffic "rdir-
anc" bcCame effective and designated
certain stops for the buses IN the hus,-
nos: district.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-05

F,uore, O.. Oct. "A. w. Ailtng"r
near here has sold 20 Rev. Fr"d Bank
hardt. missionary, pen Of thorough
brcd white Leghorn chickens which
will be sent to fcnpinG. CHINA To a'h
in tho better poultry movement IN mis-
zion fields.
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1916. This outfit comprises simple
dress. a short-walsted petticoat. and
combination garment consisting OF waist
and drawers. which could also serve "a
n model for boomers. The dress Is a
design good for lawn. batistc. Bingham.
chambray. wolfe or perCale. For the I'M
dergarmcnts muslin. cambria. long cloth
and natnsOok could be used. II the CON-
bination undergarmcnt Is used rs romp-
ers. II could be OF galatea. Bingham.
drill. linen. rspp or percGle.
The attern Is cut In ) Sizes: |. J.
and years. Size 4 requires, for the
dress. e% Yards: for tho pctticoat.. y
yard: for the combination. y yard. or
So inch material.
Pattern mailed to any address on re-
ccipt OF lee IN silver or stamps.
Write name and address plainly. Send
II cents TO The Intelligencer office
wheeling. ". Va