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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-24
MEET TO-DAY AND TOMoRRow ON
DIAMOND AT BUCKFANHoN-~
GOOD GAMES EXPECTED.
Football and Basketball ErcrNu'srS
Rocked for The Next
School Year.

r""..eorro'.. ". "a h"~" 7i.--Tt5-
IAN VIII r7sc. Nc.-..-:i-- c. hEra :"
T,o-rcu. ari Tresfe. =: 49, s''r"l ="
courier - their Ei-.@c ""Hrf2'" T.@
Ms,hCl.sts lost th-'" cr''"r - ca
neg:c Tech b. \ 80 sc"-e. and a:e
LeAn 70 -. started IN thf!: rcxt games
II orGe- 20 each lightning race a-'e-
their cary ard Nt-ta'4d rc1-nt:.
tn. Meeting O! Hes."Ta" ard Morris
Far-cy n taseNa ! -. n7:hs To Hs-
ginniry 81 athletic rf,s';oHS 'ritl IN
too schools 4: ! " 'h--e sports. IS MOI
rls-Ylarver IS billed 20 r1oA. "es.cJAH
his autumn a. soo:h7.!. ard "!'i he ~
~, rsc,;,5. ha-ke'ral art for tho
>f.thodi.ts 7,X- winter. While -
down.s,atn school "a small. Mt--.--
JIa-ycv athati. toms az" always good.
AVID !; "a rsiJ tho hn-.tnl! team - y.
cc,,IoraJ,.. IRON. ,h'v ,car. Wcsir.lr
,yij: undorh:,d',. - c,,r,,G upon 1" i,:,,-
Gucn som" s:aT"y baseball e ~" = :"
70. started Of: IN the ';'-S.ai" .uh S'r'"
huu'iu, races. Wt'.N the Ca'u"- VIA
,Iorris-lI..-,.v VIII no. nli>"t her s'Ln'i-
Iva, Iva ~. f-i.>r,.c rerc vet j: ~"
Nn.b,lt.ts wy, ., ,virr 10 81 biz crnr
,.c,,,,.. -, -rn We,}.,.,,u hackers.
~n,cr I-rebous ,t,l i:kc'v ho v.,'r-
49,, 49,, ,r,;. 80 r:cs..b Ir,rr ha,,i
,.., .,,r., ,,......,. Far tjn 1,c,r-
a,,.. ~ -, i,:.rif,,, ir :, tr,;,.o
.,,s,oI,,nd y Ir,r ,,,ri,,- I,st ,yo,l..;
,.r,.,,,,, IN, ,....,r. IYr;, =. tho la.
a., v-a,icrar vii "a = s.r.or-,, 'r.a.
,rnc,, rr t,a-nzlrIrc. Ia t"rn rl,"-
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"HUMPS" LOSE

rhe TS.rty-e!shth baseball team de-
<Aated the South Wheeling Humps"
Yesterday al the Fortie,n stree. grounds
TO the score % Sill, Although the lat
-cr lads hara had very little practice.
they managed 20 bod their opponents on
a s,and-S,iil t"r the last : or 4 innings.
Rose took the mound for the Thirty
eighth street boys. while re!lry tw!-!ed
ro- tho Humps
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YANKEES TRIMMED
V|RG|NIAS IS TO 5

IN e!UEs:re AFFAIR. the Yankees o..
tho South SIDE defeated the Virginia
4. {. nine yesterday afternoon by tho
score os 49,. Although the score was
somewhat ono sided. :. was Interesting
O2:y IN t&e fourth inning was II un,r-
lerest!ng. and :, was then the Tanks
ran In seven runs.
Score hy !an!nSs: 7. II. r
Vi-rir!cg . 200 10Y A. : =
Yankees .........20l 20" Via Is =
Wagner and Snhwenski: RIPLEY and
rfcTe-man.
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CAMPBELL AGAIN
WINS OWN GAME
H1ts In Ninth Inning With Two On bass
And Scores Another
victory.

r. Campbell. star moundsman' Eho
.airiel no-hit game last Sunday.
again proved himself a big factor IN the
Vf-tor A. G. l!rcu3 when he hit Il single
In Ne game with tho l.orain Coal
Nocx nine yesterday afternoon. with
two Oh tho bases WHO scored. winning
Sis own game, The score was tied at
tho end Of tho eighth. and the Fictors
aon III tho last.
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Two.hasc h!,s: Vcaca. St"cN, Speak
or He,,nan. Jameson. Haney. St"!e9
hasa: Rlua Sar-iticc. TutSAaw. roUHIe
plays: Pillct.e 10 BaSsler :" Blue CUT
shaw t" Blue Left "u bases: petT"E.
J. C,svc,ana. l.. Bases on halls: o.:
pIl!et.o. :: OF Covc:Sk!c. .. HIS; OK
rule,te. II In S 2-3 innings: OF C'i-
rarr, > In Is inning. Str0ck CUT: i!
pIlette. I: by CovelsEie. :. Ninu'nS
pitcher: ptl"tte. Imp.re*; Nai!!n and
Evans Time %:lS.
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HOMER IN TENTH
DEFEATS CHICAGO

s.: Louis, No. april GA nom" TH.'
by Tobn. frs. man At bat u TIE 'eh'A
laH!n9 save st. Louis % victor!
o,,- Chicago here today ard an even
hr.ak IN the series. Williams. - -.
Louis. and Mos,il. o: Ch!cac". a,Eo
clout.i the bal! fo- circuit drives. th''
being Williams tor-:h home run n w"
successive days.
S>orc ry innings: y. y. l.
r-h,carn t. ~ . ) \ Q % l
s, Louis. OF no"l . o - : |
Hodgo and Scha!k; NaD5!ld"r and
SEVERED
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WANT GAMES HERE

IN, fast Fnirmont & Cleveland Coal
Cun:pany r!ne OF Lurnhe-p"rt is after
game hero on May 1th. the McConkeys
or Bauers preferred. Last year the team
los. hut four games and won y. Harry
Beanet,, Lunbsrport. W. Va. IS the
manager
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The South SD" !. 9. nine challenged
.ry s.ni-rru team III the valley for TsHt
Sunday. tn" ir,luw.ut preferred: Short
creek. MAYNARD. i!"cch BOTTOM. -.
Mfrls. Adrua Rod Socks. Glencoe or
IToi,owny. For Information call Wheel
'up l.l2-N and ask for Elmer any after
noon hclw,,n and 6 o'clock
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Two base h!ts-~-Gu:le-, Unlock.
Wagner, Tnp7ey, :. Link. T. Miller.
Three base hits LisH.
T'ouble playE--Srhm!d; 10 T. Miller 10
J. Thomas.
Sacrifice hits Schmidt, :; T. NIL
Ter. :.
Le.t OF distributors. s: Lora.n Coal
f. Dock. S.
N; By pit"j'er---Dy Kramer. Topsey.
!. ILSG
Struck ont--Ty Kramer. 4; b. T. NIL
Ter. =: Ivy Campbell. J.
Emp!-r-W!. i!ar. Stoker
Tine -2:lO.
Attcrdanre--TOh
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PIRATES RAN
WILD IN THE
SECOND FRAME
RAFTING RAMPAGE GIVES PITTS
RuR6R l+-3 VICTORY OVER
CHICAGO.
Tle-re- Helps Rafting Averase-At
rive Times In Six Trips
70 Plata.

re.ra-,. A7cN 20 --r.',>!A-eA w"r'
o. /. Gst,!as ra,r1as" to-day and pound
g. Ct;Sn eos p.t'''"~S &C. t'rentH-'N"
~. nn'0S a." r-'' EsT'> .: ne
49, - 20 ; carlson VAS v!!I. ruc
the ,oc9iS could net VI: h!m effectively.
The tatt..E 81 T.,r~"y ID MoNd''. ia
TIE reld!nx - S'ari. M.!"r All N'l-
trchs- featured
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saooxnYr NEARLY von

Brouhly2. y. Y. April 25.-The New
York Giants made ne series thr>e out
.. .oy- soda" ~ defeating Brooklyn :
% ;. Smith sent he Dodgers Into the
had n tie sscocd !n:.ag 50 driving q
home: o"e- he t.-ce with Two men on
tie bases. aI' co1.d g: hold :!S adva2-
,age Score ~ innings:
<.w York .......i l2 ont 900; - :
r-oo,.t"r n2n hfG eon--3 )
NehE AMI >rrc"r. Sni;h. Shc!vcr and
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TO base MI. rc4rai2- T>-Hn u.s.
: =. t'our3!eg. t.avs1. Sar-.'.'~-. -
yo-cer .. Hornsh=. lou.r.er. M"!i"a- O..
Hor:h. Heachcote. Left % IA F"S. go.
LOUIS -. Cincinnati. 5. Rases 81 pa.
RI Gillespie >. CO Scott :: of North :.
Struck ou>. by GN.Hs2:e .. ~ North {.
- PtsTe- 8 HIS. ~ G:'!As7!A = n )
,ra,,Ss; Moth 5 - : =: Scott n |:
P.efe- n - N-:>a:ae p!tche-
Ho-:h Losing ".'rhH-. Gillespie. In
pres. Cg.5.A%. Moran ard E:rs,:s. Tire
| 40
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CHALLENGES

A=y good fast sar!-1-o team Il the
$50 Valley e. May u. Nay IS. or
Tecorat:on Day - requested 70 write 70
!, L F.ahcli 27l6 EoI st!eHt. city.
Snort C'rc~R : preferred fer double
l.rltcr DECORATION Day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-24

Til" most profitable tax in France IS
On tobacco. which paid into the gov.
erumeut treasury last year more than
tho total Income tax
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Lincoln. Nsh.. Ia set as!d" a tract
of land as Il hum" for orphan dogs, and
a Veterinarian to care for the
sick and crippled
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

TeGtsrdAy's GAM.
Cleveland 3 Detroit
New York S. Washington {
St Louis 4; Chicago 40
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American Association

Kansas City. 0; at Indianapolis, 1. ~
Minneapolis. 6: at Toledo. 2.
Louisville. 4; a: Milwaukee. s.
ST. Paul. 6: mt Columbus. 6. az Ia
ninSs).
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GATHERED IS
B|NGLES AND
TRIMMED REDS

Ctn~SOaaH. Apr!! 2S-S.. Louis hit
GILLESPIE hard. made srea: use oS sac
rifces and cas- won 10 5. The
Scoro:
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HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yestsrday's Gamer
NeT York !; Brooklyn
PttSourgt q; Chicago
S. Louis :: Ctacln.lr 8
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Ts St2ndinS
TodGy's Games

TodGy's Games
Brooklyn n Boston
Pittsburgh az Chicago
81. LOUIS at Cincinnati
New YORK at Ph!iade. Y.lia
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The SHndinR
TodAy's Games

Today's Games
6ostc7 4. Washington
CHICAGO at Cleveland
Detroit ut st. Louis
Philadelphia az New YORK
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Sore - lr~i0Ss:
,,,.,,.c,,.J ...a loOun . 8
rct-o,; .........0 . : -
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Eidemillor Improving

"Di'r Eldem!l1'r. Wn"r,'Nr 5'cN
product. now uc F:,!r:uont ~ showing
rr.a. Improvement IN tho hnck stop pos
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Cleveland.
Detroit,

% iiattef g 60, "isA.H ~ 'H"'i
~ t;a.t5d ~ S,'N'., :" '.,r'h.
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MATTED fc- Kauf7!aHa !? 5th.
Innings:
pittsburgh .....o o-t
t'a!cago .0 . q o O.
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did not share. would register the ams
determination. Then shou'o 20
,hrourh the 81 me- process az regards
,nyecIf and which ever OF the three
Lnc,v failed in towards him, L
,r,,frd make M nI,. mind I would not ps
i,alous when the time came for his un-
satisfied craving to tur neisc"here ho1
comfort.
Use Common Sense.
I.c common sense In everything.
even il :hc most trying OF all oonaAses'
lint az being = wife. Look to the
,nd-lac:de what you really want
hann;ness? cnntentment" peace? or dls-
cnri"--and then use as much inteIE-
rcnrc 10 gain your end as your would
M, into any material thing you had set
OH. 20 accomplish.
Women 50 often forget that man.
r.,I interest IS rot woman. sne
tho accessory. the pleasur.-the thlh3
,na-,''-- but not the sole goal OF an
hi, dasires-and that a really great
nina ir . man only thinks Of women IN
bic moments cf leisur" and recreation.
,or course the vanity OF /: mediocre "o-
r,,, wotld make her resent This. bur "
* a cac; al! tho same and 4 clever "o-
man realizes it, and accepts IL. ana thrh
r,,ts hey whole charms forward 10 make
,n.. man enj",. his leisure. Or course
~, c,., can hc turned round. and
r.,rIv finn mind in woman may as
,oya- itself mate, with = hrainless SEN
.,oIis; Then he woman must use lh!S
,uird Of her to max" the hest or IL, or
rs, ort If tho situation altogether
I.ro,yin., tina. II eli. had hid IN" sense
,o ,ralvzo beforehand as have sus-
ccetsI. she would rot have made the
r,:s,ako. and. therefore. mast not blame
~. ,,,?r. What resent IS husband and
.,.sr, rcrroachir- each other. making
scenes aud troubles about matters over
,,.ri,h .rr rrnroa ched ono has no con-
.-n, ,rl Which they themselves were
rr',aari'v responsible for.
summary
r., srr, m hov 7 would educate a
viz. should ask her before marriage
= she rcanr mront to play the game
mi If 50. that shn should put aside al
,r.;.,,;irns-rip off che tickets attached
IN things BY convention. and learn what
IL. things rcanv mean---and then use
r.- whn.n Intelligence TO make the az,
far 90 along smoothly.
r'ca'Iv. should recommend her. 20
read Study and keep with her Always
NV. "rhiIosonhy Of Love which con-
.~i.,s some unfa!ling receipts for happi..
rcas.
" ,',c woman IS reasonable and holds
n.r r;yn sc,r -csnect high. and has. a.
..r.. q" Justice. she can reign as =.
nun..n in NE hear. of her husband. ana
v,rv probably keep his love as well.
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".nuii ncIc~ h.,mc he man. hut hec'h
a~l, ~ hrc-"if III Y.hat way -" h"rstI'
h.I frii"d 'iu.s ."g'!c% equally "I'I
= wuGItH c'r~.~ |" iur" a man. 30 com
.i.,.,l sense SIuu,i dire; = vic so u
..r:. ;n. rouii.l,rcc ana respect "f her
hu.,rIii in Ia" carly days ihHt E"ncrh'
fidelity VIII Income Il s"r; "t habit. Rnt
o, j. only when he BODY. mind and SOL!
az" mated that .,hs"lu'" fidelity can -
suit which ever component part o
this trinity IS uNsat.S:i"d, III" man or
,v".aul feeling -" void will ~uhr"H-
.,..auS.y l." ready ~ il" drawn ava:
into inli,'.'y tn ill Il.
- j;$'ir" Sh"uld max" uS--l am
.l5.:.',In- H. women now. hut 1t apple.
,.ir.Lr, :" lu.r--Jusiic" should make us
n,.tmii.r ourselves and discover our pos
~:I.fi:.- ar" We mated in III" soul:
go. -" VIII say--WcN then W"
SHOULD understand ;hi: our partner VIII
l.,;uvHl,l lee. drawn :" SoT" other wom-
an to-. find iha; satisfaction Are We
mated in the soul. bm' not in the mind?
Yes N"l linen n" partners MIND
Wilr J., drawn 10 another Synpath"c"
mind. ~" We mated in both mind an"
,ui!l iu; ."; Tia" nrsiyc Y"S--Thcn ",
should not IT,, urea Srvahi" and expect
80 i,"rp ih" mai, FAITHFUL In that re
,.,,,.' All this T.. IA" working Of sub
r.nr>,i.,I% .rS;i'.; ard docs not m"H"
.r.tt p,,ur!" .r" I...h re 80 IiSl"yIl. "r bad
,.r -, Perfect mailing x I'll" r&r"$i
intnu -, earth. ana 'v','.u j. does occur.
..ir.uir.t.4r"r> ID !."' al.'V =. E"r i"N-
~ nor g.,..l"s--u"'ht"g Ui'S"tS tn" mt
,I,! ;"u-; md i..I'".'t ,."nt"Ntm": ful
.. .r.,,. r,.r',.r realized ,lrAi there ar
.lry.' r.ur,s "u which human h"inS:
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Kings paughters Meet.

The -. lanes c.rcl" az Kings l"U=h-
,ers VIII mc", q, tn" h"Iu" of Mrs -
4. Kr:rn on South Penn street Monday
evening III eight o'clock. All UcmO"rS
are requested To 10 present S!a'" mn
portrait business vii hc discussed.
which VIII include nnal arrangements
cnr the parl"r hazar To il" he'd At tn"
home OF Mrs. =. A. Robinson on u"
Island, N(,l cmh,r twcui!-Ilcot.
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woodman Dance.

The IHC-cri5c are; Drum corps o.
Wheeling camp. No. GIIi. M"dyTi
Won,lucu Of America wall CIV" th2.r
nrst m3Snu"ra!" BAL! Monday cv"nI"-.
u, the Ar:Vu hall. corner Twentieth AMI
Main streets The series az dau@ss be-
ing given by this society have been
well patronized. and from al! reports
tho mas,,ucraG. will eclipse al former
ones Fishers Society Entertainers viii
furnish the music. and = good tim" -
assured the Wvodmru and their friends.
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Juvenile Parties.

Tbs afternoon ;hc children g. ~"
primary department .: 81 Matthew's
sunday school viii e" entertained with
an enjoyable Halloween party 10 %"
given n the lecture COON "s tho church.
Mr.. ". =. Hamilton and Miss Ma-puric
Ford VII hc "a charge. and have ar
ranged 4 merry program o: Juvenile
games which NJ, afford the young pee
III. 4 mo-, d"!!Gh;fUi time. Tho room
will 10 plcasinEly decorated IN IIai."w-
e'cr novelties. which viii also he appar-
~. at ,he delicious luncheon that VII
uC served during n. Afternoon.
~, Johns Chapc. az E"hJ Point Will
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\ farming eS"nt "t the day VIII be
he Halloween nIr,y - De given hv
Misses Flora Kitchen and Cen" FartS
this evening The affair will take place
in the garaE" AZ IN. Kitchen home 1T
OAK Park. wh.ch viii. have Halloween
DECORATIONS and masses ~ autumn fol-
axe. arranged ~ vantage points. fne
guests will h- IN c"stufle and masked.
:nd will ENJOY 4 merry evening "f
stunts and games. - hc supplemented
ny the serving ~ dainty refreshments.
Included will be:
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Farewell Party.

Tho congregation Of -" :dgw""d
lutheran church II Icn"N. VIZ CIV" Il
farewell party Monday evening. ur'n-
hoy -. - In" church. in honor "F E"y.
aud Mrs. Ralph \. lIar>hmau. wh' VII
i...vN shortly Tor Si"y'stOwu. IA. wh'."c
Kew UarShmnN will l." pastor ~ ihc
S'"res;owr Lutheran church. Re-.
liar>huan h2s been raS'"r "f ~" local
church. for some time where haf has
dom, vcrv "ommcndahic work.
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NisSSC
w. W. Guild Entertained.

Tn" mcmb":~ %: ;hc World Wee
,;u;,d r.r" rh&rmiu";r entertained At
tho HON" og ny. aud Mrs. y J. Harness
.-hu-s,,;v evening. The Harness hniuc
was NOS. ari,st.caily decorated ~ ltoi-
,ow.'ra trophies and c~lo:s. III" guests
,uiuv.d a mos; PHEASANT eT"n!Ug with
HaIInw"'en games aud other jolly diver
..ou-. Towar,, ~" cioS.. % ~" evening
a da:;uy luucn"pU with mos; at;r, Give
appoint mcat> WaS served 20.
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EIks OFnce PUtrpOhtu.
The Halloween dance Of Wh""l,r"
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HalloXe'sn Gathering.

Samuel Martin Gibson.
Cheyenne Wells record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1???-1969, 1922-01-12
IS Portrait Free

In order to be doing something
during these dull times. we will
make you a 14x20 oval convex
$500 portrait FREE. We want
- to show it to your friends
and advertise our work. All we
ssk of you-send us 96c to pay
for postage and boxing and we
will send the portrait prepaid.
free. NRil your photos, with 95c
Give us d trial. We copy any
thing and everything. Money
back if not pleased. = 12-22-4t
Palm Art Co., Hastings, Neb.
Cheyenne Wells record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1???-1969, 1922-01-12

itentiary, and after going to a
hotel for breakfast. called upon
President Harding and Attorney
General Daugherty. Mr.. Daugh-
erty said that Debs came of his
own violation, while Debs de-
clared his visit to Washington
was at the request" of the At.
torney General and that he was
given a railroad ticket to the cap
itol by the warden of the pen
itentiary without choice Of des.
tination. althouth he had planned
to go Immediately to his home at
Terre Haute. Ind. After his con-
ference with Hebs. the Attorney
General declared in statement
that thu" ".s n" unusual r.,.,.
dition attached to III. com ,,nta.
Lon VI The sOciali,, le. d - sen.
Cheyenne Wells record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1???-1969, 1922-01-12
CHEYENNE WELLS RECORD

r. J. GoLDsWoRTHr, PUBLISHER
1880
Published every Thursday In Cheyenne Wells
Cheyenne county Colorado. and entered At the
pustodbcs - second class mail matter April 1s1z
under the Act Of March 8. 1879.
ADVERTISING RATES MADE UPON Ae-
pucATioh ron SAME
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SUBSCRIPTIONS $3.50 THE YEAR
THURSDAY. JANUARY IL 1922
WARRANT CALI

The following wsrrs, t. are due aud
sad playable upon presentation at the
ofacs Of the County Treasurer, Chey-
enus Wells, Colorado, January 18th.
1892. County Warrants cease to bear
sntcrest thirty days from the above
date and school warrants twenty days
School Dist. Mol, Special Fund.
Cheyenne Wells record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1???-1969, 1922-01-12

Eughene V. Debs. socialist
leader whose ten-year prison
sentence for violation of espon-
age act was computed on Christ
mas day. came to Washington
direct from Atlanta federal pen
The New York herald., 1922-04-02
Francis r. Arnold,
Dorothy Arnold's
Father, Dies at So
Spent Large Sums in Eleven
Years i'm Vain Search for
Missing Daughter.

Francis r. Arnold, founder Of the
importing firm OF +. r. Arnold 4 Co..
and father Of Dorothy Arnold. died yes
terday In his home, 50 East Mghtieth
street. Of the inirmities of age He was
IS years old.
Mr. Arnold was the son of the late
Dan Iiinckley Arnold, once president of
the Mercantile National Bank, and Har-
riet Wclles Arnold, q direct descendant
Of both Elder Brewster Of Plymouth
colony fame, and OF John Arnold, who
was one Of the original settlers OF Hart
ford. Conn. He was graduated from
Harvard in 1856 and studied abroad
later. taking degrees of doctor Of philos-
ophy in Heidelberg and Bonn universi-
ties.
The disappearance OF Mr.. Arnold's
daughter. Dorothy, has remained r1ys-
terry for moro than eleven years. She
was last seen at Fifth avenue and
Thirtieth street on December u, 1910.
Cities and towns in all parts Of the
world have been searched these inter-
vening years. hut in vain In spite Of the
expenditure OF thousands of dollars
Mr.. Arnold was one of the oldcss
members of the Century Association,
having become a member IN 1866. lie
retired from active participation in
business several years ago.
Ills wife who was Miss Mary Park ;
two sons, John Wclles Arnold and Dan
Hinckley Arnold, and a daughter. Mrs.
Marjorie Brewster La Monte. survive.
Funeral services will be held In st.
Stephens's Episcopal Church, Tuesday.
tho Rev. DR. Nathan A. Seagle oltlci-
ating
The New York herald., 1922-04-02
snoo ron nRrsSELs rApEsrnY.

i Brussels tapestry panel Of the sew
anteenth century was sold TO j. y. Levy
for 5000 at tho final session yesterday
afternoon al Silo's Firth Avcnue Art
Galleries IN the sale Of artistic furnish
inQs In progress there. This was the
highest bid made during the sale. Sum
ner Ballard D. ID sU5 for n seventeenth
century Mortlake tapestry representing
'rhe Flagelation." s625 for sixteenth
century Rrussels tapestry panel repre-
sontin~ Tho Conqueror's Return and
$40 for pair OF tapestry panels. The
entire sale totaled sSG,75l. An important
Brussels tapestry panel depicting THE
Alteration Of Christ" with q millefleur
border, WAS purchased by N. ,. Hess for
s6o0 and three piece living room suite
went 10 the same bidder for SlS5.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02
IN MEMORIAM.

JACOBS In loving memory ~ our beloved
father. Julius Jacobs. who departed this
llf, Aprn L. tn2i. Although asleep etcr-
raNv MA memory ill ever be hold dpar
~ llis sau and daughters as long TO
i4 granted us.
LtBMtN-lu loving memory ~ our dear
mother, Petsy LihWan who departed this
life March -. 1905. Cone bur will never
be forgotten. May nor soul rect In peace.
LUcEY In sad and loving memory of my
beloved brother, James r. Luccy. died
april ., 1921. First anniversary mass
81. Nicholas of Tpeutiue Church Tuesday,
April 4. s. A. ~. Loving sister.
Mrs, a. J. Mccarthy.
LTCEY.-Tn loving memory ~ my dear uncle,
James Il. LuCey, who died April =, fN1t.
Flrst anniversary masses queen Of Angels
Church.. Sunday. hprll .. 1876 Al. ~.
Sts Peter and Paul. Monday hnril 2
April 3. y. A. ~ Loving niece,
Lnurotta " Mccarthy
NAirr Ia loving memory q our dear
wothe- and grandmother. clara Maicr
tncn Elitnror). who died Aprll 3, 1890.
Mel trcilTtN lin lowing memory 81 ay
Wlfc Marie Edith Gcrdy. who died Apru
q 1904.
MeTArGIlltN.-fn sad aud loving memory
&c Naeruioue.H sarah Ellen kavs No
Brugiiiu, Witn departed tHlH lfe al Er0ok.
Nu, X. y. Apei s. 1915.
IANCCpPs~fn ioNins memory of my
dearly beloved Vile aud devoted mother
ard dear grandma. Helene Schaucupp.
who entered litn eternal. April &, 1871.
Mas her HaWt rHst iu peace.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02
EXPECT LEOPOLD
WILL WE'D YOLANDA
Brussels Awdffs Engagement
of Heir Apparent.

BRUSSELS, April ! (Associated Press)
1t Is expected the engagement Of
Prince Leopold, heir apparent to the
Belgian throne, to Princess Yolanda,
eldest daughter Of King Victor Ernman-
uel and Queen Helena of Italy, will be
OFFICIALLY announced in Juno or July
next, when the Italian royal pair
repay the visit which has just been made
70 Rome by King Albert and Queen
Elizabeth Of Belgium, accompanied by
Prince Leopold.
Some Of the newspapers here declare
the announcement Is impending Of the
engagement Of Grown Prince Humbert
of Italy TO Princess Marie Jose. daugh-
ter Of the Belgian sovereigns. the former
III and the latter years OF age This,
however, is considered premature.
King Albert and Queen Elizabeth are
expected 70 return here Sundaymorning
from their italian visit.