davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-02-17
Cinnspanffi aDatfu Ebilaoelpb;osia

Ebilabelpbia. 3aaIld on aipan-
nut liiffeen Grooucers & Goninmers
Nanf, trotDaenl,nioiben perustanla
'pantfi, pl,oIen niIioonan oonarin
talIetufiiIln.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-02-17
SnDmi fmfinttn German fonierens-
lin

stolian 6eliingisi1 oIefpa l1betti-
los on ballititfiefila rtiniesiG futin.
nut Suon1en 6nIlitnsfa ottonaon o,
|iaa 6enuan fonferensiiin. Suor1At
ballitlts on -cifplltetfu I1betf1maaa
|fonferensiiin 2 eoustojoa.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-02-17
Wiil1lei$id
uutl$l0

peliingista inapnneen tteopu NH.
foau murgattiin Snpmen iiiGaiiaiu
minister Nttapnpri mime tiistaina
ampn,aaiia. Nnrbaaja Crust Sam-
Oerfeit nangitfiin. Mnrban inn (ie=
rec ie, ettG Gitaluuuri ci hlDaf'gnni
flll]fonieltsta iutafantaG &aria!aa
fpIginBfiesiG.
% benfilDG on Iaannt inrmanin
mllneisten nelian paiiudu oifana
,Srfannin iildiiisla meIiafpisia, iotFa
oifcatafuat triantilnisfen iasantnmi-
itsfa folniecn sri paGrpllnrGan itIe-
Kaijrps=f s=fpIgmefisu IngSDsia.
Nlaanmiliclnsiuira stpn I.tari ini-
talfcman rappriin mufaan oil ela-
ipan farlan ariup YbogsiuaifaIn Jar
iaeilla tominif. | y. $685., ,237 900
piencmpi fnin iauaan aifaan fafii
lurotta iitte.
Q tan'naa lnnta iatO; Ne,u gorfis-
ia iniime fesfi,piiffcno. Fyrn;a ia
ifnsritetaan faiffialta uiimei
raiiuin1.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-02-17
Noupartiian eiiton jdienst ssubipis-
Iafutasla

afofasla
pitdiuat fosoatist jnEaiiesfa luanii-
pi.risii cali fesftiuiiituua, qriu,i1
20 p, 8assi,astuaia igutgnlapailud-
nd, ipisia frfpafiisfa lualttaan eoiss-
tajat fanntiiDasjeutii jDtfa
,pnorpstaal pibeta1n ntaalisfnnn is
y. WaaIipiiriesl fpfOnfiisia mb5sfiu
fesfastellaan Clifton ubjelmasta ia
ieGSadn paatGslanielnia, jpisia IT,
iaaistaan rlsisi inenetteiptappja lii=
ton uliii np,ibatettaiua tnle,uasia
paalitaistelnsio gsaltiofon,pentiip-
nj pioetaan iDa6Gn len jalfeen f1in
fauaiifpniucntiisunit Dlt pibettp
maalisf. is y. ia tldec tama paItio-
fcnnentiioDni piaetta,uafIi 1argosia.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-27

keys-v"s hat was clever OF you.
hut | think ] was clcverrr
Il deceived you over the KEYS, Mr..
Dillingham;. - learnt when ! took
the lbcr,y OF listening TO a con.
yersat.on on the howhnggreen be-
tween YOU and your friend Beverley.
Where was l. A.. YOU must have a
look for that secret passage. Mr. Gil
.uEham.
Put what avn slying7 pa I
deceive you at Wl7 You have found
cut the srcrct-thlt Robert AS
Mark thu. is nll that matters
llow have you found Dut? shtil
never know now Where I'D ! 80
wroug3 Perhaps you have been de-
ccNug me ai, the time. Perhaps
you knew about Jla k'ys. about the
window. even about tho secret pas.
sage. You are a clever man. Mr.
GlNnFha'l.
Il had Marks clothes on ny
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-27

rrient 81 our great industries There
arr Do, c0uuan miners pap ~ he time.
ana TOO mann. miuprs the rest of the
limo. The. am twice rs many mines
"a. Hr. u,ti.d WIN 1000 ycat s,l'
pi, h,u,ath ihc ground. the American
.ruII.c Ola. to suffer "a, hc robbed Coal
prot ol ihc operator. arc seldom no'-
.mal--ifs either 20 feaS, or famine.
lu. nI otery ton off ,nll j j. claimed
fhat orN e, pounds are converted mt
h.tt .1oiei-the resi- being waste W.
wu welcome the day when the cnor-
u.nus supply 90 nutural gas ~ thi-
country mly hc utilized tor heating put'
Io-os u Tampa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-27
QUARTER OBJ

Anu ns ur won't ouf of fn. .upe.
,r. OIL. I. disciple. saith uHu b.u,
Master 5000 what manner .l stones
..rl vbgf Iu.1Ius. lr, h,r,
,r5 t.s,s .,.,,,..,. ....l mo,o
I.. e'.. ,...,. a.. .,,.. l..u5,n.s.
.,I..,. .t..u. ,.,.f.. I.ft ,.. s,,.,.. ,ro,
...,l,.. 'u..... .,,u ...., .f. .,,.....,. .,,,.,
,,1 .t......,. .,.., ,l,, ....Yr. ~
.,l.... .... ......,.f .f,.. i.,,,.. ,,f.r
Dad I....s .., I.,r ,.5 ,rd,... .sl..5
t.... .......t.f.
4, ta.a.r.I D.. who, ..-,,,u ., scr ,rs,,r.
.. ..a ..,., ...u D.. .,... ...., ..,t.,
.u l.... r.... D,fi .. ..ff.r.le
And I...,,. ...,..,..,..,.. ,i...... I.,.,,,
.. 80, T9L. hood t..,..., nm. ...e...,
.,
f........... ..,..., .......
.,.r. ... .....,........ ....I .....
...,..
A.t .,.....,... ..I..f .l,........ - ,,.,,.,
,,I ....,.....,. ..f ,,.... D.. ,..... ,,.,,,.i.,
boz. ......,.. ............ ...4. b.. f.,.' ,,s
l... ...u ....l....,
f..r .......,. .,...... .......,.
l..., .,. I......I..... aims, I..,..i..... ,,,t
Ir.. ...H ....,.....,. 49,
ll.... ....f l..... ...r.I. ,.....,... ,...i
,,..,... ,r... lid. ... U.......... ~
s,.,.....
o. u., ,.E. b...l. ... ,.....s.-..... fan,
lr.... .s.u .t.I,.. sd, 100. b.. .........t.'.
.... ....t ......... .r.
,. .I..... ,......,.. i...,.... ...,,...s
... ..,... ... ......... ...,......y
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-27
MEnilgR or lnE AssOcIATrD
NOIICE ~ TIIE PTnIIC

ANY erroneous reflection upon the
character. standing. or reputation N
any individual. finn. concern or core
poraticn. that may appear .n to col.
1mns % The News. vii he rl1d'y cor
rected. when called 90 'he attention ~
the editor. II il not TOE iuf,utl1n ~
this uewspaper % wrDncful'y nee ur
niure any indIv.dua. firm. concern or
corpurntion and C0rrsr lions viii Dee
made whore warranted as prominently
- WIS mo wrongflliy published refer
ence CT article.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-27
Daily NeWs Scissors

4 srbi, osn.lu fr 70. nn ~'d b.
had been given a-a. @ Ih"
Dyer bin would Nr soon s
confederation of Pho ."'u-
measures Is rDuui,
Tn" Dyer ant .H.H" h'
opinion u lcadiua r H' frm.
oo.ltIr member rf @ d. 100.
institutional o. IsH W' nitro
duccd for polbioal rr . hi-.
souri, congressman uHr. 'I 'n.H.'
is iu tho hands or neon. ' l' Nh
not put down lvnchirr a.. ths
number of iynehns "N na
fought bitterly h .H''r4
ul congress huf m0'- r|.. .f
elsewhere that CONN fHD o.
lynching cnn make Do. .sh, NJ thi
sourherncrf moro du
Tnls however I .. "a
lynching should ho Huf dn." |Fn hins
hould Boz pat doan H an
1froeioiss and cowa @ b" aus"
BE- hus h"tn proven FOB .. H. .r"'d.
'r instead at Grim Irt
h.DIlr. 10 disgrace. uriry.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-27
p. p. c. c. CONVENTION

seldom 81 ever before 'p tive
history Of \manIlo has This city
had the opportunity % maec d
self solid with other Panhandle
town, and with the rural FOLKS ut
tie Plain, %, twill hN. ~cI',m
Der Iy and 20 40 ,hc convention 90
the Panhaudi-plau- Chamber o'1
Commerce.
Panhandle people who huov
what revived the practically de-
funct certainly dormant bWuhan-
die Plains Chamber oi Commerce
know that Amarillo dil q Mg w
selfish deed. The iuu'. Chamber
OF Commerce u "a body and H'tb
perfect mau'mItl .. spirit w.re
ell itself with the Panhandle
Plains body anl tucI o. gl.. ils
entire collected membership ices
al several thousand dollar. 4. OH.
Panhandlc-pIur- chamber
The Junior Chamber voted tH
ioin the PJuhauIlc-Iwu- mi.
- :, 81, T.. ..,. Summit,
- -" ,t-.r.g a.. lt
's ..,I ,.......- H.
'.,..-:,o .., .,.r.I. ..
III .,ol r...I...,., ..r
-, t-,..,I,
,,.,.n al. '..'.r.rI.. r...
al Am.r.iir - ..r, m.
- mi .r.,.. Nb.t m. r..
i".u. pi.,r ,t,n,l.. .I D.u
49,, ..''' 49, t.~ rsur...r.. .r.
AL i.,,..,... ,,., +, p. tp....
-. -s, ,.,,,,, ord.
80, ~, ..9l..,. q. ....r,,.,
H. p.',,i,,,le AMI .,l.rr ,,rl.
.,a;,,i,. :,J;r.r,l, b.rp. ,le r..
-; = ,,, p,,rl,Jl, 81.
II: go. ,b. l,,ior ,r..r
-. - Cl.,,,,,,c,., ,,.,,b 49, ,,r-.,
- 800 ,,c,,l,.,s ..uIl p.,
80 '''' -. ,,.~. i.r.., .r .t .r.
' ''.'' ;n,n,.l,,,. iood f.r \wa-,I,.
- - NH. I.,. ,b,. or,..
y,.o,s IN ''' om,,.;r, ,,u cnouah
'i'i ,.' ..,,.i i..,b =, tho or.,,,r
",'' -. ~. -. .,.i ...,,,,,r,tie.
i. ny i,...,L,m,,l. ,,J ,bc iorr.iof,
'''' ..i...,,.,. ,r.,,.,b a..
~ 80, ''''' -, ~, Il l.,oc mca,,r.
49,. - - III, panhandl
~ -, a., ,i,., ,,,,,i,r.u-l,
- -. 49,. t,,l,-
J',,,''' ~ ~ "'.., .t,'..id :. ,,,.-
-, -" !, ~, -. Ia her M
=, % = -. .;.;,,rs bcrc Sen.
ms. ."os' - - - 81 b,vc n go5d
.. M !. ,,,l,-n,,sLf, AMI un
' - :, fsc, ,ba, .omc other
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-27
C. O. p. STRATEGY.


C.. O. p. STRATEGY.
IH, Republicans ...a wnowc-
,I chat tHct u going .u make
Ecuhrr1..m 'HrfaHm"ut '.-u,
go tuD coming election udgu-
r.m thr I,uer.. Hr.en.. written
ly Secretary u. State Hughes. De-
other words. r.r Republicans arc
going O. o.. lu divert Oh. i.,u.
rum Oh, un.U Dm4h.r.E cases
Teapot Dome 80 reserve. \.I
DoIl-,Du and the mduigI, raid
.u tlr bureau OF printing and cn
craving
gn n seem .hai Jh, rur ~.
publican. have shown % l1rl Oh.
.trf,r 900 ru. Go bring Q. lu.
.uW th, \.vbruo o.r I,uirr-
.t both ruk, are opposed Coz thc
spending ui fortune lu political
offices and the rank and file ar,
absolutely against such tam-
pa,m- u.s. those that elected \cu
prrrr m uIS
Nughc, ~ Just lhuu. 81. good %
person as the Republicans could
find 90 DO a'whlrUa~hl0g l.'
Tie has proved himself thc cham
piou wht,cw3shcr at am times.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-27

SNYDER S.enii The cotton season viii
soon bo ben, This b. The as u IS .n"
year when mon', s uirntlu' --n.n'.
tImss--uud DO I..ls now as 'hnusH u.
r County vnuid have ar average crop
nr cotton and although So, cannot t'ii
much abuH' ihe price Of 'o..nn .nI..i.
uons lro tmI % win lc good price"
Bci.dfs being tne h1tv,. ''"c OBJ" i1N
OF tho year u.s. fhe MICS. pleasant and Il
looked forward fn v.tn pleasant Wtl.r
patton boz the ptstnl of .no hoI -wnm.
.ima to thlt uf th. cool AutumI dl}s
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-27
Panhandle Press

,Ho saudN ,rhhnI vNcr sod p.".
n.u.'i ruI 30 u. uu -'.I'It. ii' s'
a. for 20. rer.H who commits ulri'.
und th.u t-e- o., justify th" .', hf go
ua uf. .l'H .DIf Hra pH .nnng n
ut. H. slN lrs Thorn aI' inD 1850
chiffon agreed th.t 100 p.ti 's -n"u'l
n, ,.1i-clt,t and permit ,.N Officers
% .H, mu to own -lo.- Wl 1mnuai.
tu They uid DO would iu.r murders
NH .U.I ..ff
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-27
PricI,ett Resigns.

Paul rrckou city chemist md bc.
teriologist hn- cssncd his position.
~ becomes effective september !? MI
prtkeu hrs accepted position with
'h. government as chemist and hac-
f,riolon.f VI came 90 Amarillo about
tNo months ago ..om rho Texas \ & NJ.
Jollnrc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-27
synopsis 1T Weather
{ 0nditinns

\u atmosphere dis
fl9ncc Of slight 100.
I-ItN over tie
4thwsst aud fhr
tIdilt Atlantic
states lus tIIs-l
Nor temperature BOO
poo northwest. thr 81,
SION oi the western
rltr1u and tho
Rocky Mountain
.np, with showers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-27

hands. might have left them In
the passage. bIj the secret ut the
passage was now out Miss Norf
knew u; Tha; Hus the ~ ik point
81 my plan. perhaps. that " IS Nor.
us had 60 know 90 so b.d Diem N
the pond, the Inspector having oua-
iL-ly arapgpd o. t1r w, lr5t A
couple OF KEYS Joined them but |
kept the revolver Fortunate. wasn't
90. Mr Cilhurham
"CooIhy. Mr. can CHAM I'm
sorry tuat YOUR sIg with us vas
not % "A plelstn'or nature. bat YOU
understand the d.t'.euliies in WHICH
was placed Don't iet Bll think
TOO badly % me- lie - good lei.
low. looi alter him. lie will be sur.
prised. The young are always slr.
prised. And thank yoI for letting
roe cul my oWh nav expect YOU
/ dd sSmpajhizc Lrle. you know.
/ We might have been friends % az.
other wor.d-you and !. and and
she. Tel her what yoI Ike. Every.
thing or nothing. Yol vii know
/ VIVA; Is bcs. Goolhv. Mr.. Gllns.
ham.
MATT liEAE CAYLEY.
u am lonely tonight without
Mark. That's funny eat ~"
CHAPTER XXI
..TOOD Lord" said E.n. az he
" pl, down the letter What
did sou write 20 him7 was
that last uightf After I'd some iato
l Stanton2"
'Yrs"
What did you say Tha, you'd
/ discovered that Mark was Robcri?T
"Yes. AZ least said that ;his
morning ! should probably telegraph
ITO Mr. Cartwright 81 wlmpole
street. auI ask him 20 Identify the
u0dv
u.n nodded thourhtflily and vent
/ back s-a!n % the letter
. see And you tod Cayley thai
500 Were t.legraphlng 20 MARKS
asntlstr
Yes And then Of course 70 was
ION un fAr him Once W knew the;
i.otrri was MARI We knees every
thing
Hos dld you Enow7
Antony cot np from me hrcazfazi
I table and logan % ul his pipe.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-27
Brass Bullets

Al every cloud ha- % liver 'u-
,-~ i,ut the future bright.
thou.h
Wclfru. uI 10000 years ago
have brcu dug un .n -Hai-. The
rolling plu was ru' among them
One might 81 g. rc,uming miacr
operation wa- "a MAJOR uprrafi.u
Reason 80 MANY women thuE
il.eif place g. nu n iia hnmr '-
-s many men thHk 3D. /, m thc
kitchen
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-27

CHAPTER XXI

II am lonely tonight without
Mark. That's funny eut ~"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-27

..TOOD Lordr said En. as he
" plt down the letter VIVA,
did Won MrLfe 20 L-m7 Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-02
FIVE BREAKERS
Of LIQUOR LAN
IN GUILTY PLEA
Fines Imposed BY Judge Baker Rang
ing From $50 to $3.50 IN
Federal Court.

Five pleas OF guilty TO charges NJ
violating the liquor laws were entered
yesterday In Federal court and the
violators we're fined BY judge W. l..
Baker from $50 10 $500 and costs.
A. c. Hickman was fined $500 AMI
costs for having two gallons OF Nluor
In his possession. He assured the
court he had left the business and Wa
through with H.. \ sale charge was
continued to the next term OF court.
John Donley, clerk IN the store Of
Patsy Zawlva. pleaded guilty - me
possession OF liquor and paid tlno
of 800 and costs. He said he HAD
worked at the store three weeks and
he did no; know where the beer came
from or how It got there.
Frank Garcia, Fairnont hardware
clerk. was fined $50 and costs for sell,
ing 2 copper oil can TO prohibition
officers 70 be used az still The dis
,rtct attorney suggested the can was
actually manufactured for III" purpose
OF beins used as still rather than az
oil Container.
Georsa Banft. ri FollanSoee, " Va,
pleaded guilty TO TIE possession ana
sale Of quart Of liquor and was fined
$3.50 and costs Ran:i said he had me
liquor in his home for TWO weeks am
sold II TO Jona,hon Paul, prohibition
agent when he came to his home and
asked for some.
Mike Szernyick alias L ke!uo!o, o.
ln4 Eofi street. Berwood, was tiuea
$50 and costs on his plea OF guilty to
the possession Of 80 bottles OF home
brew. Mike said he went 70 PITTS
burgh 10 a wedding and when he re-
turned found the beer IN his home. he
admitted he made root beer but uaa
never tasted real beer or VhiSkeT.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-02
Delegates To Lions
Convention Announced

Delegates 20 ;he 1923 convention q
the STATE Liens club convention were
announced yesterday =, the non day
,ur,heon % ,he Ions rlub held az the
Hot~t N.LG-"
The d5!esa:ss A. ( Z. Whitehead.
J. L Moss George Il Hastings. W. II.
Greere. .. Riley, L \. ArN!e, and
J = Na-scaoe- Tee aiterUates sre:
George " Row. john y. Dean. W. F,
Naurr P =. Law. J. 9. Armstrong. w.
= Fields and y. y. G!esey
The essay contest % be Conducted by
he c.u5 viii s;s-: IN November s. and
al pup!!s = 40 seventh and eighth
grades o. -. Wheeling public scAcIs
are eligible - compete
The meeting vas then turned over %
Jack RAJ! ~ me VeesBaN stock conf
pauy now playing n: n" Rex theatre.
and h- presided AZ coed fellowship
Chairman He !2:-cduced Miss Lois
Wilson. VINO sang several SA,ecto1s. as
t.d Mss Mildred McKeeve- and Alex
Mcintosh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-02
COAL MINERS IN
BELMONT WORK
TIL: STEADIES1,.
E,p,oyes In over the = River Field
Average Grostest Number
OF Days Per Year.

No. only does belmont county pro-
Gu,c more -na. ~ Ear than any other
count n he state q Ohio, but It's
m.acra work more steadily han those
n any Other d!s:-!c; n he state.
A; leas, this was the case last year
according % figures issued BY the
During tho year, workers N oh:o
mines avenged 1874 working days. Those
N Bc.no.: coUa'" 60; In Is9 days.
Medina county miners averaged @iS
DAYS. hu. .nasmuch as only 'I0 men
wer. employed n NO small pedd!:ng
mines there. se;!@-lties n this district
should n, - compared Win N" act!r!-
ties n The large. Goa! producing fields
Miners who 60 ~ 49, Fewes' number
f., working day i.ras the year we're
.hosA ~ Jackson county. where he total
vas 81
Her. arc 81. NEur"> 'o- the entire
state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-02
NO APPEAL MOTION
YET IN FERRY CASE

y, e; 70 ",uc!uI. q upp,a. i:7" '-"
decision O: Mayer Henry =. Davis n
the case O.: he State o: ono rs Tho
Ee.u..u' I'.oL.,'. &C.,. - MIr'.ra Fey
y. has I~," t..ef "a He,mont county
eommuu pleas ,o..; hy Nichols & Wal
ker. attorneys Cor the Gectcdart COM
Taay
\. the conclusion C: Tie evidence
submitted az the ;T.a Tuesday tho mayo:
fined Emil Nau, an eup!oye otthH COM
pany $500 and costs and Albert E!'h,
president and general manager, $1,000
md costs On each o. TWO counts charG-
ing possession and manufacture ~ al
.rhoic beverages According 70 'he
law in II" state q Ohio Two days yet
remain "a witch n C!le the motion OF
IN appeal WITH the COUNT court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-02
.PYTHIAN MINSTREL
WILL Be REPEATED

Owing to the car' hat many people
have ,,rks.s rr- he "NyS'iCS ~ 1879.
a show gwen Monday Tuesday and last
evening n ;hc Junior High school audi
forum a En- Grove. under tn" aus
r.cIes %. Mystic ,ndse Nc. g. knights
o: rytH:as were u!4h.c to secure seats
Cor any q ne performances during the
three R:zhts. Tie performance will be
repeated this evening
Between zoo and 3oo people having
tickets were :uv@cd away !a$c evening.
The auditorium has been crowded At all
.h-ee rcr:-rmances.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-02
WARWOOD
Tho Charm school"

EVERYTHING - n 7'ad:7eSs to7 tAe
PLAY entitled Inc '"aTm schoo''
which VII - gwen ~ the H:gn SoAoo!
Nro:re'." o.Ih - n" t.SN moo. alci-
forum Friday "r'..@s I-.".H - rs
pay and Mss -'.-''": Cra@t. "'" =
coaching =. hsre ,7"" wo7A;7s Aa:a 70
H-aNe '.' 7'ar "7:H"d ':n'"SS ara
a"f" -" -"S!6"@'S ~! ne 'N'H VII a.
( tend - show the interest," IN me sch""!
activities. T"F proceeds X. s. toward
= At9.H''' ASSOCIATION
west virginia Day
West Virginia Day va observes -
The GOA E.s -NA0H. %sS''T1a AFTER
..yo~. a." :""o"."s P.sAS."s pT gram
was rendered.
Selection ...... ............ Orchestra
"IIa:.. WHssn N.rs.@:a ..-...... School
UNew ..... :. .... Mss Came" Nog,ey
"Iyw " Vi EH'aHGe i Sta'c........
............. Mss Cane, B.ngcll
Vocal 500. MIS- Garnet Hr."kcs
Famous West N."c..'aCS-
Melville Dawson JoS'-I%l. Meyers.
Hurry Up fOSt-tGas VIM. Zoerher.
Tian1 So.o......... Katherine Mctsne.
". Va he Creates, state ~ The Union
JOAN Coulter.
Selection ................ BOYS Gree Cub
Wv. Va. U...s"......... ....... Schoo!
Selection .............:.... Orchestra
Missionary Society.
Wo1ar5 !orc.su Missionary society
o: The ". L. church Nj. nice: Thurs.
day evening a. go q: the Rome o.
Mrs. Lucinda Henderson. l?j Eighteenth
stree. Ms. =. Z. PA.!iPp& Is leader
Five Hundred Club.
N,r. Fred Jefferson Will be hostess
- .Ac members - Tie WarwCod Five
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-02
G0FF AND BOND PREDICT GREAT
REPUBLICAN VICTORY NEXT WEEK
ASSISTANT ATTORENY GENERAL
AND STATE AUDITOR HAVE
LARGE AUDIENCES
AT MEETINGS.
lethsray and Apathy in w Va. Poll
tics Giving Way to Enthusiasm.
Election as Good as Won.

Sol. Guy n Cot assistant at'ornHi
general OF the United tSates. accom-
panied BY Major John c. Boud, audi
tor OF West virginia. s?en' last n'Gh;
In Wheeling.
Col. GoIt and Major Bond a"c %
speaking tour in northern West VIZ
Sinia. Yesterday afternoon hey spoA"
a. New Nartinsvi,!e and las nigh a.
Moundsville. They will leave TIL
morning for Norgautowu. wH"r" t2A'
are scheduled to speak this afternoon
and az Fai-mout tonight.
The mee.ings a. New NartiuSIitl'
and Moundsvilie were most t,atteTInS
TO tho speakers. large crowds being
present AZ both places Mayor Bond
said that they were really potter than
they had expected. and both ne and
Col Goff wc-e aXc"edinS)v pleased.
On the platform a. NyUnd$vllle wer"
a number Of Civil war veterans. sowH
of whom were comrades OF Cot Co.'s
father. tho late Senator Nathan Noir
Of Clarksburs.
In an interview with al ln'e'l!gen'
cor reporter lata last night. both Cot
Gofr and Major Bond expressed them
selves as confident OF a great RepuN'
rltcar victory at the election next Tues
day.
Sees Republican Victory
II have been over the state conSid
erably lately. said Col. Cor. and |
have no heSjtapcy in predicting NJ
overwhelming Republican victory next
Tuesday. FRANKLY. what fight there
was 70 win. has been won. and, from
my observations. the moro important
Republican candidates may well count
them selves as elected.
Personally. feel very flattered a.
the receptions that have been gwen
ma wherever I have spoken. tues
day night al Charleston | had one o.
me ye-v hes, audiences that II has
ever been NJ fortune Il address. Gov.
eruor Morgan. the supreme Cot'
Judges many q The state otI!claS'
and a number OF prominent men al
women from all over that section o.
the state, were present. Il was VERY
gratifying 10 NE that such people ara
taking such an active interest n the
campaign. and fIatter!us 70 Nc 'nar
thew came 70 hear me speak.
Republican Year.
AZ New Nar,!nsville II the AFTER
noon and al Moundsv;lle tonight. u"
audiences we're splendid. The inter
est which. I understand. has been !as'
r4pE in West Virginia politics some
what during the early stages q Ihe
caupaigr, seems to have IaHen on 4
new activity and the Republicans aP
near 10 oa filled with enthusiasm,
This Is a Republican year IN YVES,
VIRGINIA, tie Democrats are dooIneo
n their customary defeat"
Following their meetings to-oaE al
Norrar.ow1 and Fairmou', Coz. COZ
and Major Bond 20 10 B0cAhanAon
and Weston tomorrow and sisters
vile on Friday. winding Up zee can,
rs,zn al monster Republican rally
a. cfaryse,:-c % Monday night
An account g. Col. COTS meeting AZ
uov,dsv,,,-. viii be found elsewhere
n fo6av's issue Q: the ln;ellisAnceT.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-02
New Things
To Embroider!

Nimble fingers can very quickly embron"r
the following articles. aud when finished
they make charming gifts.
Bridge Sets made Of Tnbleaehed muslin.
Designs can be embroidered in colors.
75c
Bed Spreads with Shams attached. Patterns
for French knot applique or candlewlck
embroidery. 40 10 4.Io
Pillows stamped on black mercerized cloth.
Round and oblong shapes. Foc
Scarfs with designs to match Pillows. Made
of black mercerized cloth 1of
THIRD FLOOR
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-02
The Finest Types
of Gas Heaters
NOW READY IN OUR HOUSE
FURNISHING SECTION.

tN'N NN II IINC'''
FURNISHING SECTION.
Reznor Gas Heaters-in seven sizes al $50
to 10.9S-very substantially made, burns
evenly and emitS plenty Of heat Strong
copper refoctors, wire guards.
Valley Star Radiant Gas Heater at STD
most efficiently constructed; gives tremen-
dous heat from minimum use of gas; bronze
finish Cheapest in the end though it costs
q little more.
FOURTH FLOOR
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-02

60 successful last sale Of these high quality bed sheets
- pillow that planned another one with the am
sua mills And although had more for them TINS
time allowing the reductions as on our previous
offering.