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Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-28
He began dancing and
Whirli,1S around

the bunny. elbow come, as they say
down South
tWell, / invite you to 60 to the
store with me-" laughed Joie. And
then I invite you to come home and
watch my mother make the jelly, and
most always when 1 watch her make
anything like cake or pie she gives me
some. SO / IN sure shell give you
some.'
"That will be very kind of her. -
laughed the bunny gentleman. ~
think will go to the stor, with you,
Joie. Nurse Jane asked me TO stop and
get her some sticky glue, as she wants
to mend broken dish. So wc'll 60 to
the store together
Along hoped Uncle Wiggily, and
bv his side ran Joic Kat, with his tail
in the air like fish pole. Joie bought
his jelly powder and Uncle Wagghy
bought the dried glue. On the way
home Joie saw some apples in tree
and he climbed up to get some fol
Uncle Wiggily.
"Hcre, Uncle Wiggily, you please
hold the jelly powder for me, while
get the apples,' asked Joie politely
and Uncle Wiggly held his own pack
age and also Joie's.
| AS Joie did not care for apples, III
played ball with one he picked for him
self, while Uncle Wiggily ate his, an'
soon the pussy boy and the bunny gen
| tlcman were at Joie's house.
.'Can't Uncle Wiggily watch yo'
make the jelly, mother'' asked Joie
sort Of wrinkling up his whlsker
| crisg cross style.
"Oh, l guess so!' laughed Mrs. Kat
"where is the package OF jelly pow
| ders"
"Uncle Wiggily has it" answered
Joie. The bunny gentleman gave Mrs
Kat one of the packages and then h
and Joie sat down in the Kitchen T.
j wait for the jelly to be made AM
cooled.
'9There!" mewed Mrs. Kat, as sh
pourod on the not water. ~ neve
made any Of this new style jelly before
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-28

and it looks and smells rather queer
but | suppose it is all right. It's get
ting real thick, anyhow" she added,
as she looked at the stuff in tho dish
IN just set it on the back window
to COOL
"And then may Uncle Wiggily and
| have some!' How long will it take
to cool? And may have some for sup
per, too, and will there be enough for
tomorrow, and" Joie Kat cried all
this in nearly one breath.
Goodness mel" laughed his mother.
$50 many questions! But to answer
just one, you and Uncle Wiggily may
have some of the jelly"
eyes, and l I'll have some, too. Where
is it? 1 want jelly and I want Uncle
Wiggily's s ears!" howlcd harsh voice
and into the house came the Woozie
Wolf. "Where IS the jelly?' he howled
"Out-out there!o stammered Uncle
Wiggily, pointing to the rear window
where Mrs. Kat had set the dish to cool
| "Ah, ha! l love jelly!" growled the
Wolf He took Il large and impolitt
mouthful of the jiggily jelly and thei
he began dancing and whirling around
holding his paws up to his jaws.
"Whatcver is the matter'' mcwet
Mrs. Kat.
"Blub! Wlubl Stub! Ughi Snug!
mumbled the Wolf, as he rushed ou
of doors.
Uncle Wiggily hurried to the kitchel
table. He picked up package.
"Oh, Mrs. Kat!" cried the bunny
"You made a. mistake! You put tn
hot water on some Of the dried glu
powder l bought for Nurse Jane IN
stead of making Joie's jelly. 1t wa
glue the Wolf took, and that s wha
made his jaws stick together! Ha
Hal"
"Well, it served him right" sal
Mrs. Kat. ~ IN glad l made the mis-
take. But, now that the Wolf %h3
gone, I'll make the real jelly" AN
she did, and very good it was. And
the lawn mower doesn t try to cut tn
curly hair of the rag doll and lnaA
her look like an Indian, III tell yo
next about Uncle Wiggily and All
ties custard.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-28
S. p. GETS READY
FOR LOWER RATES

The Southern Pacific IS dlstrlbutlhg
new freight tariffs embodying the 10
per cent reduction ordered by the in
ierstate commerce commission, accord
ing to freight department officials,
The reduction will become effective
July l.
The company is making arrange
ments for ears and service to take care
of the increased business that may be
presented.
The reductions affect all class and
commodity rates except where Ieduc
tions have already been made to AN
equal amount since August 20, 1920 also
excepting farm products and live stock
on which reductions were made II Jan
uary 1922.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-28
DICK SET UP HIS RECEIVING

DICK SET UP HIS RECEIVING
SET.
top of the hill few hundred feet from
the boathouse when Mckay jammed on
the brakes and scrapcd a couple of
dollars worth of rubber off the tires.
Just over the tops of the trees
could be seen the roof of the boat
house. But beyond, in the harbor, one
instant was a rowboat with girl and
fellow in it, the girl in a bathing suit.
They seemed to be struggling. The
next instant, like three foot flash of
q motion picture, there was huge
column of water and puff of smoke.
black wreckage of the boat 1t seemed
that, by split of "a second before, the
two had struggled overheard or leaped.
Then came the deep report, echoing and
reverberating among the Nonowantus
hills.
"Glenn!" exclaimed Garrick, as Me
Kay released the brakes and rolled
down like a roller coaster the rest Of
the way.
Continued Tomorrow
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-28
JUNIOR COLLEGES FOR THE VALLEY

It is good to observe how fully the idea taking pos
session of the people the valley that there should be
Junior colleges here The Press has heretofore discussed
this question and pointed how such educational pro-
gram exactly fits this section of the state We remote
from the State University ITSELF the farthest re-
moved of any section of California from this great nsttu
on For this is advisable to bring the university
as closely possible the people And this precisely
what the Junior college does 1t locaizes the University
It enables the pupils of given community to have the ad-
vantage home of the first two years OF the University
of the Freshman and Sophomore Thus young people
desrous this higher education, all should be, may
get conveniently And if they do not take the Jun
Tor and senior of the University they have at least
had advanced study and profited to a large degree
Movements foot at BraWley and Calexco TO get
Junior colleges established at each of those places FL
Centre has working in the way for some time
and Junior college will be opened here IN the fa 1t IS an
1ounced.
It should be noted that there is demand Tor strong
courses agriculture for the people clearly wanting
practical education we'll the cultural They may NOT
be losing faith cultural but they understanding
more and more the need the kind of education that brings
an abundance of the fundamentals OF llte Food ana
clothing must knowledge of the stars or the pro-
duction of literature the painting of pictures. oucn
Junior colleges be established In tins valley must
have agriculture conspicuous feature OF the
We have such great number OF brilliant poSslDhities
here such wide variety of highly adapted crops tnat
nothing of scientific knowledge OF them VIII answer
So then let the controlling agencies proceed with thelr
efforts to bring State University closely TO our
people through the agency of the junior college, ms
good and its performance no one should stahd III
anybodys way
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-28
Continued from Our Last Issue)
Chaptar XII
THE NOISES OF SPACE

THE NOISES OF SPACE
| 1t was early in the morning when
| Garrick with Dick turned into the
driveway Of Glenn IS house at Nonowan-
tue.
| "Any word of Vira and Ruth?''
queried Glenn.
"Not yet. But there is somethin.
you can do. Have you had your
breakfast? Then come along
! At Defoc' boathousc-la Laboratory Gar
rick posted Glenn ON guard. Now,
J look here, boy-if you love Vira and
I want her back, guard this place as you
would your life.' Garrick had assum-
ed rather stern tone; he knew he
| must impress Glenn. "Inside and
| out, +" he added seriously.
"I'd like to be with you hunting the
girls, returned Glenn promptly, "but
| if sticking here will help me, depend
on me. I'll be a sticker, all right
Only for heavens sake, get those
girls. -
Dick grasped his hand and Garrick
slapped his back encouragingly. With
one last look to see that nothing had
been disturbed, Dick grabbed up a
able paraphernalia and lugged it out
to the car.
"Never can tell,' he said to Gar
rick. 81 hate to be out of radio
touch. And why the club can't ap-
propriate money for an outfit, can t
see.
Garrick made the Club his headquar-
ters and he felt he would like to start
the day there.
"Cast thy words upon the ether and
they shall return unto thee after many
llays,' laughed Garrick as he looked
over his mail. 81 suppose now for a
week l IN going to be bombarded with
mail from radio fans. IT, always that
way. Where do they find the time to
write all the letters? Say-here IS one,
though. Read that. A postcard-post
marked 'Northport'.
Dick, who was familiar with the ways
of the radio listeners, read the card:
"Your message was good and clear
But why did you suddenly stop when
you began to tell us your suspicious
'"P. S. / don't approve of phono.
graph selections in radio broadcasting,
anyhow. 1 can buy records.
'k 9O-,
"SOmeOne on cruiser or motor boat
with IA wireless,' commented Garrick
I"I like your radio fraternity, Dick
They certainly do take an interest in
one another and go out of their way to
do it..
Dick laughed. "YOu should see my
mail! Why if they don t like thing
they almost take it as personal in
sult-for a free service'
"There S catch in it somewhere,
considered Garrick. "Now what does
he mean9 l didn t stop. L went right
on to the end. And the phonograph
record-what s that?''
Dick shrugged. His mind was ON
something else. Garrick, in his room,
having without avail tried to find out
the identity of "K 9O2' from the
limited lists at the club, called the
Customs House in New York and re-
quested the looking up of the number
in the motor boat registration under
the federal law. He waited.
'Just what / expected,' fidgeted
Dick. "Marooncd-away from radio
for no one knows how long. That S
why l grabbed this thing up, the first
thing l laid my hands on. Got the
receiving apparatus-all but the anten-
ma. Oh, very well-we'll see.'
Dick snapped in place small clips
which connected the bed springs OF
Garrick's bed-and put the head
pieces like a telephone receiver to his
| cars.
"Bed springs-the iron fire escape
tho gas and water pipes-thc tcle
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-28
Bedtime Stories
UNCLE WIGGILY AND JOE .
JELLY

Copyright, 1922, by Mcclure News
paper Syndicate.
(By Howard II. Garls)
"Unele Wiggily! You don t Know
what I'm going TO havel me"ea
Joie Kat, the pussy boy, one day; 'as a..
he ran up on the porch OF the rappi'
gentleman s hollow stump bungalow.
Uncle Wiggily was sitting there TO lei
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-28
.Irn-PRESS-ions

Artist Joseph Pennell says women
are less beautiful than formerly. Per-
haps he has also noticed that green
apples don't taste as good as they did
in his boyhood.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-28
Old Timer Cogitates

kin remember when Barnum s
What-Is-It created as much stir as
Bryan's s attack on evolution.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-28

One should make up his mind early
in life, if he would be happy, that all
bills he receives will be higher than
he expected.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-28
About Some Woman or Other

For work in delicate dye tests 1t has
been found that women are more valu-
able than men.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-28

Defeat is only fatal when the one
defeated considers it so. Nearly al
success is attained over succession OF
defeats.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-28
The Curiosity Shop

The lowest point in Europe is the
Caspian Sea, Russia. CSC feet below
sea leveD.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-28
Did You Know

That there is an average of 1916 per
sons for every square mile of land!
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-28
The Bachelor Maid Says

Few things anger woman more
than the sight of bachelor who ap
pears to be contented and happy.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-28

The meanest woman is the one who
is nice to you after you have mis-
treated her.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-28

It's long drop if you are pushed
off the ladder of success.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-28

Green-cyed Jealousy produces tn
blues
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-28

Too much sympathy will make some
men lazy.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-28

Lord Northcffe is touring Germany to see what ne
can Fortunately for him he had the TO pre-
pare himself for the snubs he getting But since ne has
rule not to shake hands with German he is not likely 10
feel his snubs very keeny.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-28

In nrivate business when debtor can't pay what he
owes you stop lending him money. In international bus-
ness when the debtor can't pay lend him the money
TO pay with.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-28

Ii is reported that President Harding is about to SWING
his big stick 1t will be interesting to note how good per-
former he is in political calisthenics
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-28

II the mere anticipation of marimony puts Brother
Mccormick in the hospital, what will the harvest be?
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STATE HOUSE ;

Special Dispatch to The lntelIgenceF'
Charleston. W. Va, March l.-EiHn III
cases were decided yesterday by the
state suprpeme court. as follows
V. s. Lynch and others against !" -
Luwthcr and others, from GlIincF Cou"-
~, decree affirmed.
John Y. York. administrator against
I;erurst Meek and others. from wayne
county, reversed and cause rcmanHeH'
J. f.. Raughman ADMINISTRATOR
against T.. j. Hoffman, from brhh'oh
county, decree modified and affirmed.
r. T.. Petty against C. H. Warren ana
andothcr. from Logan county, reversed
/! demurrer to bill overrL!cd anu cause
rcmandci.
| Martha katherine Hedges against
! Annls Boggs. from kanawha county.
reversed and custody. care and control
Of child, Carl Franz Boggs, awarded to
defendant.
Carl Franz Boggs. petition in habeas
! corpus dismissed without prejudice.
! Jesse Robinson against Chesapeake d
Ohio Railway company, from Logan
| county. reversed. verdict set aside and
! new trial awarded to the defendant.
Jesse V. Browning against Minerva
| Browning. administrators, ana others
! from Logan county. affirmed.
The following Out-Of-town attorneys
! were visitors yesterday at the supreme
!. court: NJ. o. I.!tz and r. J. f. Strother
WEIGH; J. II. Holt and r. D. Campbell
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JUST LIKE a
NEW STOMACH
You VIII Forget You Ever Had Any
Stomach Trouble After First
Few Doses

Regardless Of your age and no mat
ter If you have suffered with Stomach
disorders for years you will feel ike
you had new stomach after you take Il
few doses Of the wonderful Nerv-Worth.
You may we'll believe that when Mr..
T. II. Williams. for many years an Of
lcial of the health department OF Ely
ria. O., tolls you that his stomach was
all knc cked out, appetite poor and di~
gestion in n fearful condition and that
he found himself rapidly coming back to
normal health and strength before he
had finished the first bottle; and that
now he Is all right in every way and
gives Nerv-Worth all the credit for his
recovery. 1t is just as good for the
bowels MS for the stomach. 1t tones the
nerves, gives reStful sleep stops sick
headaches and banishes quickly and
permanently all Ills that como from
stomach trouble or constipation.
All frst-class druggists sell Nerr-
Worth ut sl.0n a bottle. You will al
ways find It on hand at C. H. Griest Il
Co.'S drug store. Try Il bottle. Your
money back II not satisfied with the re-
suits OF the first bottle.-Adv.
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Mrs. Brittingham and her daughter, Mrs
Alfred Whitley. are likewise recovering
from the gripp.
Miss lima Bolton IS visiting friends
In Bellevue. Pa.
Mrs. Ben l.. Morris Is seriously III
with influenza at her home in Rellaire.
Mrs. Oscar Callahan is recovering
from an attack of influenza at her home
on South Huron street.
Mrs. Frank Stanton * confined TO her
home on North Main street with SER
ious attack OF grippe.
Mr.. Austin McMasters is III at his
homo on Fifteenth street.
Mr.. GeorGe Ecll has recovered from
an attack Of grippe and Is able to be
about again.
Mrs. IT. +. Thror. Of Chicago. is a
guest Of her son. Mr. Russell Thror At
his home IN the McMastcrs apartment
Mrs. George w. Hamilton. of Clevc'
land, IS 4 guest of Mrs. Wilbur Flood,
OF Edgwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Boyer, OF Four
teenth street. arc confined TO their home
with gr!pp.
The many friends OF Mrs. Kenneth
McC'ammon who has hcon Ill at the
home OF her mother. Mrs. Clark Stamm
OF North Main street will he pleased 70
hear that her condition Is much I'M
proved.
Mrs. r. f. Allen. IS at the Ohio Valley
General hospital. very seriously III with
pleural pneumonia.
Mrs. Lyle Anderson and son, Junior
spent yesterday as tho guests OF friends
on the Island.
James Shields. OF ClarksburG. was n
business visitor In the city yesterday.
Mrs George Merge. OF North Main
street. Is still confined to her home by
Illness.
DR.. NJ. 3. Kelly, eye. ear and throat
specialist, who has been confined tc
his homo at Bae Mar for the past two
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-02
KEEP LOOKING YOUNG
It's Easy-If You Know DR.
Edwards Olive Tablets.

The secret OF keeping young is. to foe!
young-to do this you must watch your
liver and howels-there's no need or
having a sallow complexlon-dark rings
under your eyes-p!mples-a bilious
look In your face-dull eyes with no
sparklc. Your doctor will tell you
ninety per cent OF all sickness comes
from inactive bowels and liver.
DR.. Edwards. weN-known physi-
clan In Ohio, perfected a vegetable COM
hound mixed with olive oil to act on
the liver and bowels, which he gave TO
patients for years.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets. the SUBJ
stitute for calomel, are gentle in their
action yet always effective. They bring
about that natural buoyancy which al
should enjoy by tonlng up the liver and
clearing the system OF Impurities.
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are known
by their olive color. 15c and 30c.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-02
Mrs. II. w. Watson. nee Jane WINTERS.

man School, and holds degree OF
Bachelor Of oratory from tho Capitoi
College OF Oratory and Music. where she
was one Of the faculty for three years
She was student at Kings School at
Pittsburgh, and the Chal'T Normal ana
American Academy, both in New YORK
city. She was a special teacher in the
Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home. Aenla'
and ST. Mary's of the Springs Academy
Shepard,
Among the beautiful wedding glfts
the bride received was platinum bar
pin holding diamond set brine emblem
especially designed and presented by
the groom. who Is Past Master OF the
Masonic lodge at Cameron. ~"
Mr., Watson and his brother. W. P.
Watson. are owners OF the Watson
jewery store IN Cameron. and Is prom
inent in Republican politics IN Mar
shall county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-02
Almost
Checked
Last Night

with gas around my heart. Couldn't
No such choking or anxiety II you
will take BaRlmanu's Gas Tablets
which are prepared distinctly and cs-
pecially for Stomach Gas. and partcu-
iarly for all the bad effects from gas
pressure against your most vital organ
Your heart.
That empty. gone and gnawtng feel
Ing at the pit OF your stomach Will dis
appear. that anxious. nervous feeling;
with heart palpitation, will vanish, and
you will once more DO able TO take
deem breath. 10 often prevented by Gas
pressing against your heart and lungs.
These unique Tablets are sold by &: II.
Griest & co. and all reliable druggists.
Re careful and insist on the genuine
HaaImann's Gas-Tablets in a yellow
nackace. price one dollar. J. Baalmann,
Chemist. San Francisco.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-02
Mrs Garden at Fair7nort.

\ talk by Mrs. John 4. Garden, oil
Wheeling. and the nomination Of Off
GERS will feature the general meeting OF
the Womans Club 10 be held Friday ar
ternoon Of this week at the Masonic
Temple The meeting comes just one
week later than the last general meet
ing and this fact is somewhat contuS-
inc 10 some of the club members. The
last meeting was postponed from the
third to the fourth Friday in the month,
which brings the March session within
such close range.
Mrs. Garden. who is president OF the
West Virginia general Federation or
Womeus Clubs. comes as the guest OF
tho club and she will have an Interest,"
ing message for the members. Inc
Nomination Of officers will require some
lt,Ic time and there will be only short
business proceedings The annual cleo
ton OF Officers will take place March
Ian event that always arouses the
attention ~ the club members in gen
vral-Falrmont Times.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-02

J, q. Stcarns. G. R BendeN and J. f.
! poyle OF the Wheeling Public Service
! company will leave for MorCantown this
morning in the interests OF the COM
pany.
Miss Vcrda Strasser, clerk In the
/ money order department at tho post
office. has been i'll with the grippe at
, her home for several days.
Charles A. Jenkins. manager Of the
General Baking company. Is seriously
M at his home in Warwood Of pneu-
monia.
Mrs. Harold Young. who has been
, confined TO her home at Park View since
last Friday rs the result OF Injuries
received in a fall at her home, Is I'M
proving.
Mr.. and. Mrs. J. J. Holloway and Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Sands Of Pittsburgh
win leave sunday night for New York
on a European tour.
Mrs. r. NJ. ketchum Of Tulsa, Okla.
has leased the J. J. Holloway home al
Wo0dsdale for the three months OF
! their absence In Europe expecting 10
arrive here with her little daughter
within the next few weeks.
. Mrs. c. G.. Buchanan has recovered
from a recent attack Of la grippe at her
home on the Island.
! Miss Jeanette Wilde IS III at her
homo on Jacob street.
I Mrs. a. G. NcBanc OF South Penn
street is recovering from an attack OF
! influenza
DR.. and Mrs. Ben Saint and children
of Charleston have been stopping al
. the Mcclure hotel for the past few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus ForSch have re-
turned from a short stay In Columbus
Ohio.
Edyth. tho little daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gus Forsch OF the Island. Is re-
. covering from an attack OF influenza al
her home.
! Miss Pearl Turner. who has been
seriously III for the past few days, Is
J improving.
Louis Cornett. formerly ot this city
: but now Of New Martinsvllle, was 4
/ business visitor IN the city yesterday
Mr.. Samuel MCGOWAN OF Springdaie
Is III at his home.
! Mrs. William Nolan Is i'll at her home
In Woodlawn.
Mr.. Frank Wadsworth and family
have moved from their homo In Edg-
wood To Patterson Elm Grove.
Miss Elsie Lee Storer Is confined tc
her home In Leatherwood with the flu
! Mrs. J. W. Talman has returned t.
/ her home IN Mckeesport. Pa, after 6
! visit with relatives in Elm Grove.
Miss Alberta Stifel. Is confined to hc'
home at Pleasant Valley with sligh
attack OF gripp.
Mr. and Mrs. John 7. Troll. OF tn,
National Road. are both suffering from
attacks OF Gripp.
Rev. Jacob Birmingham. rector OF 81
Lukes Episcopal church OF the Lsland
Is confined 70 his home with sever
attack Of gripp. Rev. Birmingham Wa
taken Ill on Monday evening and grew
very much Morse the following day. bu
It was reported yesterday evening tina
his condition had very much improved
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-02

The above picture is reproduced from
photograph OF Mrs. Harold w. Wat
SON.. bride Of n prominent Cameron. w.
Va, business man. Mrs. Watson. be-
fore her marriage. was Miss June Wyn-
ters. Of Columbus. Ohio. who, with hrr
sister, Miss Mary Wyntcrs. founded the
WINTERS School OF Expression. the lead
Ing school OF the art in the Ohio state
capital.
The marriage OF Miss Wynters 20 Mr..
Watson was solsmnized on Tuesday
February 81, 1922, at ten o'clock in the
Rcynoldsburg Presbyterian church The
marriage service was read by the Rev.
r. W. Illingworth. who Is 4 close per-
sonal friend OF the groom.
Mrs. Watson was formerly Of Pleas
ant Valley. and teacher in the public
schools. She received her education at
the West Liberty State Normal school
Bethany College. and Ohio State Uni
versity. She Is n graduate OF the Sher-