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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-22
REV.A. ". SOME, DID,,
INSTALLED TONIGHT
impressive Service to be Held
AT West Presbyterian
Church.

Rev. August W. Some. II. u. will
- Installed a. pastor ~ West Pres
hytcri,n Churrh al special session
81 prcsbytcry 90 New Castle in West
church tonight An impressive reo-
rram. in accordance with tho rresby-
trran ritual has been arranged. II
WI1 op,n with an inspirational SER
,ire. with the following program:
s,ludo Largo" .......-.... Handel
Mis-, r viola Mofiitt. Organist.
livmn No 2og The Church'e one
Foundation"
Invocation ........ Rev Thomas Kerr
scripture Lesson Romans I; LIZ
Rc, samuel =. Franklin. Liberty. y. Y.
Anthem Unto Thee. - Lord. Brown
choir. Prof j. r. Ciym'-. director.
PRAYER .... RrN Irwin =. Wagner
Hymn ~ lcl \ Mighty Fortress
is cur Good
sermon Mutual Encourarcmcnt."
Re-, William icishman.
ivmn 40. 900 4 Love Thy King
dom. l.orl
Tho installation service program
fouoWs
rropound.uE ~ Constitutional Quee-
uous Rev. r. $ Armcntrour
Moderator
Tho Charge 90 the Pastor.
Rev Charles "a Bonner.
Anthem How beautiful Upon Tho
Mountain ..... ........ . NJ lee
Tho Choir
The charge to tho People.
BE, Io,I = G.n.lln. n u.
Installation rr1Vu
Rev Charles D. Candve n. -
ti1mn ~ ~ D'ost n, thc TIE
tirnrdlcton.
N,N August Whitman Some. o.. ~
ios 'Iio pirrms chorus" Wagner
Miss Noniff
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York programs will be picked up In
Montreal with sensitive receiver
and highly ampliiled The output Of
the receiver viii then he fed into the
iroadcasting equipment. and the very
entertainment that Is being sent rorth
from the New York stations will he
enjoyed by the listeners In Mon
trcal at practically the same instant
worlSing on this principle 1t VIII b.
possible to operate two or three big
central brcadcasting stations with the
smaller stations In the outlying dis
tricts uecd only for retransmisson. In
this way two or three stations could
nanket the entire United States and
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-22
TO RE.BROADCAST

\ new experiment In broaSlcasting.
which may change the brosdcasting
plans of the country. VIII soon be tried
IN the station of a large Montreal
daily. To technical mon. tho new plan
is known as re-transmission, and al
though II has been tried many times
IN an experimental way. this VIII be
'"e first time that Il has been given
practical test in rendcglng public
service. The radio broadcnsting sta
ton OF Montreal daily paper will
he used to re-broadcast entertainment
OF the New York stations. The New
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-22

the money that IL now being spent
on the entertainment for several hun
dred broa casting stations could be
conccnGs led on a few.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-22

Made by Johnson 4 johnson - inches
side yards long Sold regularly ~ - N
p~r roll our prirc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-10
UNFAIR TACTICS

When private individual or corpora
ton offers reward for the capture of
a man against whom no charge has
been made. and for whom the Officers
OF the law are not hunting. that man
has good cause to be angry. This ap-
pears to DO the situation in HARRISON
and Jefferson counties. Ohio. in which
a coal company Is said to have posted
bills offering a reward OF $1,000 FOR
the capture and conviction" OF Presi-
dent Frank I.edvinka OF sub-district Ave
OF district six. United Mine Workers.
Such a Misrepresentation would ap-
pear to be a rather serious matter. To
infer that a man Is criminal. when
no charges have been placed against
him through the regular channels. Is
a plain and gross case OF criminal libel
II Is also a bad mistake.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-10
Monday, July 10, 1922.
OUR IMPROBABLE FORTRESS

Of foreign markets
We keepou dones ma O Industrial
the wide gap between
abroad
We
business
him the
8 exports nor is t the mos
vivtd
Of Of gold
Of
OF Germany coS5
world
a
u sraspod
French even
eonlyr Is America itself
eaua'ze this
ndousd denc production
,rosedve rs thson means keep Il.
II
inevitable
will standing between the
family and American standards OF
times snuch OF gold
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-10
THE GERMAN SITUATION

Even the most raoid supporters OF the
policy OF making Germany pay the re-
partitions fixed by tho treaty OF YER
sa!lles can no longer be blind to the
critical situation OF the German govern
ment. Beset by the royausts. and by
others who are seeking TO bring about
population OF tho peace treaty. the
German republic Is IN perslous posi-
ton. Tha, It will be able 10 continue
It's existence is doubtful.
All present indications are that the
Ebert government alone cannot save 1t
self whether the republic that sue
ceeded tho rule Of the Hohenzollerns 10
I, stand. Is to a great extent up to tho
allied nations. The alternative Is
chaos, followed. in all probability. by
Rolshevism or by return OF the Hohen-
zollerns.
That Germany has been able to avoid
a complete breakup for nearly four
wears after the end OF the war. Is a
fortunate circumstance. duo more 10
the education and stability OF character
OF tho German people than to any In
centive to effort. A lesser people would
have given way long ago TO their mis-
fortunes The fact that the kaiser was
overthrown and a republic established
indicates that the German people
strongly desire TO be something other
than they had become IN the years pre-
cedlng tho war. People who show such
an excellent purpose are certainly worth
saving.
America has always contended that
the conditions Of tho Versailles treaty
were impossible OF fultilmenL Her
representatives at tho Paris conference
told the other nations that \ more rea-
sonabls sum should be fixed. Lloyd
George knew that this was true. but
he had just come from a political cam
pdlhh "h'Nb ITO "o5 SHPpNANNN ""
tho ground that Germany must pay.
and was thus compelled 70 speak and
vote FOR the sum finally inserted.
Unquesttonably. Germany should pay
FOR the ruin she wrought but in order
for Germany 10 ray. there must be a
Germany. France. with her great army,
is In q position TO bring overwhelming
pressure 10 bear on tho Ebert govern
metn. but what K the republic crum-
bles under that pressure Is Il the
policy OF France to destroy the German
government and place that country
under a sor, OF protectorate? II so.
any such result should be prevented.
II Is % the best interest OF Europe and
the world that Germany should con-
true TO De republic and should re-
cover as speedily as possible her indus
trial and commercial place in the family
Of nations France must be paid. but
the destruction Of Germany must not
be the price.
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: Merely McEvoy
]. P. M c E Y o "
4 p1uA FOR AMEa1cAN MANHoop

areb
growing softer and haho"r wit"
hushd Amusement OF VA, "'
Of Of bodies and great hearts
puln feeble
look II they were '"Ne I'll"
vhic punching has which 80" '"
after old oe-rnsHS
uh
I our
OF
stherins
shutters OF S'
blowing Justify lung machines OF
spanking straight " Tghl ~ ' " ~
ngu kewpie dolls
Cam
ofold
N
by
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-10

Commissions az notarics were Issued
10 VI. + Suarezi. Of Anmoorc; F.. q.
Coriey nr Orma and W. ". Chambers
Of Mahen.
Articles 81 voluntary dissolution
were Rled in the office Of N" secretary
Of state ny the following companies:
Morganiown and Southern Railway
COMPANY MorSaHtown. RaVensWood'
SPENCER and Glenvillc Railway company.
I'a-kcrshurg. Town Manufacturing com
rarv rf Charles Town, AMI Union Real
- and Development company NJ Nor
raninWn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-10
sUzANNE-TENNIs QUEEN

Almost as Sensationally as Suzanne
I.englen lost TO Molla Bjursted Mallory
In this country last year. she won back
'hsr tennis honors At Wimbledon Sat-
,urday When Mile. LenElen showed
poor form and complained OF bronchial
trouble a. ,hc cause. a great many IN
this country FASTENED to crittclse her
abe was outclassed by Mrs. Mallory,
and that the bronchial trouble was
merely an abb" Some even went so
far as 10, say that as a tennis player
Mia LenElsn was a false alarm. and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-10

that as an individual she was poor
sport.
The match a; Wimbledon. England
IN which Mile Lenglen won decistrely
over Mrs. Mallory. will force these
critics to eat their words. 1t is now
obvious that the French woman was
never overrated as a tennis player. and
that she really was In poor physical
condition when beaten by Mrs. Mallory
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-10

es allowed along Market street ou''hs
anv p;: OF the day. In rerm'ttinS
marking between Third and seventh
streets A menace is created that is gong
10 result in serious loss BY fre some -" ~,
these DAYS, because the department Wiz
be unable to get to the oiaze 0"'IN
enough. and then the department viii
be critIc!zed-Tark News
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-10
RIPPLING RHYMES
WALT MAS
By WALT NJ A S o N.
THE SUFFERERS

his toe and All DAY IONS
his
fortunes him this
landscape wide
lives his form
bentu
He
kissed about Ms
laughs his ills
Copyrig Matthew Adams
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-10

4 Houston Jury decides that father
has legal right 10 whip hts lG-y"hr-"id
daughter man has legal r'rht I"
eat n hushcl uf Cockle-nurs, hut L
would ne mighty POO" Judgment for him
70 do it-IiOuSton Post.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-10

IT was singing that revealed tho
presence Of a still In Sing Sing. Which
serves TO confirm that we'll known piec"
a bad combination. Cut ont the sing
Ing"
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encourage" ny country re'A>
board andg ooih fishing for the summer
kaiser would sound NOR
didn't the adv t
time
some a
''"'' by
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-10

We must be getting TO be nation OF
cave men. Else. why the liberal advice
in public places. 10 eat a plate every
day. and take home a brick7
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Another posSihl" explanation 81 'n'
well authenticated fact that th'S year
graduating class az Princeton c"h'a'"tu
81 members no one o. whom hau ever
kissed S;irl Is that perhaps IN '"">e
ceses tho girls assumed Tia" aggressive
&C ws understand they sometimes do.
and tho al Just sort ~ helped out
Ohio State Journal
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Sing Sing has a surplus. II ought
10 have when YOU consider all the able
tnanciers who have been sent there.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-10

Asked TO define love. romantic T'N
replied II guess rs love when the fel-
low YOU arc dancing with steps on your
foot and instead rf il hurting. II makes
YOU thrill S-BOstUn Transcript.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-10

Perseverance jsn'i virtue IN the
sIv obseesed with an ambition 10 park
on your bald spot.
senator's charged with aNSent"e!Sm
may show little patriotism, tut few NH
quarrel with their taste.
II s hard To believe that p'gam-
list could md eight wives until YOU see
PORTRAITS Of the KIND he found.
trparenty tho gentlemen who
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-10

Now tho small boy has howl com
lnc against m" tariff: the senate has
voted 10 keen shinElce on the free list.
-Rlueheld Telegraph.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-10

Should what the groom pays the
preacher come under the head OF War
debts?"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-10

We read 'h:,: II takes 1000 gallons of
paint to paint the dome NJ the capitol
at Washington. but think Of the white
wash Il takes 20 cover n" folks in 1t
Wilmington News-Jourral.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-10

our advice 70 Mir Fnrdney = IN keep
pink silk uichii"~ out of the tarin de-
hate and 1T tho members oi congress
concentrate their minds upon 'h' public
buSincSS- Houston Post.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-10

German marks are nearing zero. And
meter goes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-10

The value Of the ruble and mark may
not be inrinltesimal. but 1t Is danger
ously near an Infinite decimal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-10

Major Tom r. Davis ~ Charleston
who has been IN NinEn county for ""V'
cral months enforcing tho governors
martial law edict. was In charleston
yesterday and made a personal call up
on Governor Morgan. He said every
thing Is quiet in Mingo at the present
time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-10

A imam who stole poetry in New York
then everybody else IA.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-10

We note that friend OF Henry Ford
good matchmaker. Too bad! Too bad.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-10

That statuettN of harrer making
bread. recently dug W in Egypt, Is 5.po0
yenrs old Probably 800 more years
will ass before We rnd another hdrrs'
making bread. --Wash!nEton Post.
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Ohio News

Columbus. O.. July e.--tSpeciaD-
Considerable STIR has been caused here
by the report 10 Gov. Davis yestcr-
day char-ihg cruelty TO boys at the In
dustrial home. Lancaster. The report.
covering sin months quiet lnvestga.
ton 1y the slate efficiency bureau. al
leges that boys were shackled. bea zen,
ui.tdc 10 endure cold streams Of wafer
on their backs, and TO walk on lacks.
capt Hastings. head Of the institution.
was in consultation with GOV. Davis
today. He denie: knowledge OF inc
conditions. -..
4. p. Sand:e". former state commits
sioner Of agriculture. who@e candidacy
for the Democratic nomination for
governor vas outlawed by Secretary
Of State Smith. because OF an irres-
ular tethnicaity OF filing. will con-
test the action ne has announced.
Two hundred thousand acres OF
state forest lard is The goal OF Il pro-
gram Of reforcstation ~ DC pre-; en;cd
- the next Legislature by the state
dcpar: mcnt of forestry. IL IL intrntvd
10 increa.e state. municipal. private
nd ms itui:onal forests in the cam
DalSn "hltn VIII StiO
a.. 100000 acres OF orr .inal forests
have dwindled to 100000. 1t is said
-
Nine hundred miles OF roads are
now under construction in ONO ana
IRE scheduled TO he fmi i.:d by VIM
ter, acrordin. TO ill.,. announcement ~
Highway Commissioner Herrick. Last
year. when 1000 miles were built. WAS
the only l2-monih period to eAceeu
The 1922 program.
Ohios wheat crop prospects thiS
wear arc declared to be excellent bN.
$50 scientists working in the interest
Of a grain organization who recently
completed examination OF $50 fields In
the state.
The s7.5oo.on0 appropriated by spe--
riai session NJ the general assembly
last week TO supplement the original
funds voted for soldiers bonus, viii
re taken out Of state funds on de-
rosit in banks. m State Auditor
Tracy's recommendation. and will net
I've raised by bond issue. .tbomt od.-
600 claims remain 10 he adjusted.
The OHIO raspberry cr@n has fRlien
off enormously In the last 10 years.
tho agricultural department reports.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-10

The Prince OF Monaco Is dead Fate
dropped the ball into the double 0.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-10

\ Swiss Editor. Dr. Hercon. says that
"Oeer is we'll known and well liked in
Switzerland.
We'd always understood that the
Swiss were fond OF cheese.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-10
State House
Happenings

Special Dispatch 10 The Intelligcncer
Charleston. W. Va. July ?.-Charters
Of incorporation were !ssued yesterday
hy the secretary OK state 10 the follow
Ing companies:
Webster County Cooperative Farm
bureau Fair association. webster
Springs; T. NJ Hicks. II. d. Nichols
Webster SPRING.; W. A. Mcfarland G.
4. Morton. Camden on Gauley; j. n
Tuthcy and G. y. Howard. Cowen.
Burke on and Gas company. Park
ershurG: $4,000 Horace y. Price. G.
w. Boso. T. v. Clarity. T. J. Hynes and
L. j McDonouEh. Farkersburg.
West Virginia Manufacturing and
Distributing company. Clarksburg; $40
900; Frank Marlowe. Charles n. Elliott.
Austin t. Mcintyre. Dennis s. Mc1n-
tyre. jeanette F. Zeller. Clnrksburg.
Willow Wood Country Club. Hinton
sc5.0 900: r. j. Greenlund, 7. Il. T. Cum
mInEs. Z NJ. Meadows, S. s. Rose. J.
g Fredeking W. s. Peck. W. l.. Van
SAINT. H. J. Edmonds. r. E. Nicely. r,
g. Nelly. 7. T. Griffin. !. NJ. Wilson.
r. l.. Mcmillan. w. T. FredekinE. G. \.
Tcmrleton. C. H PAYNE. A. p. Mcador'
Roy II. Mcador. r. r. Dunlap. Hinton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-10

The state board Of public works met
Yesterday and discussed matters ot
routine business. according n officials
who were present nt the meeting.
Luther s MONTGOMERY. editor and
publisher Of the Montgomery News or
Montgomery. was a business visitor IN
Charleston yesterday and called upon
state officials during his stay.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-10

:, &c wieo no, - travel far with the
mon who put All ms uepehHch.c !" '"e
emergency NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Times
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What Other
Editors Say

The railroads have purchased about
eighty thousand new freight cars in the
first Ave months OF ih!s year. which Is
about three times the number bought
during the whole Of 1921. IL was the
certain prospect OF increased business
and general prosperity that dictated
those investments-Blu efeld Telegraph
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-10

4 word - tho unemployed; there's a
shortage of dentists in the United
States. charleston Mail.
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Police Court Has Many Customers"
Headline. This is one place we desire
10 eliminate from our shopping list
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work up a feeling OF deep sympathy Tor
Delegations OF ladies seldom bother
, business man except on the day when
no hasn't had time 10 shave
As We understand the argument the
American merchant marine cant hope
for full passenger lists unless II mas
full passengers.
We arc funny people. and the only
news value In slight operation on
rich man is the fact that he r!es 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-10

g n Thompson Of Roncervert". preSi-
dent Of the EonCcrvcrte National bank,
was > visito- in Charleston yesterday
and called uron State Treasurer W, 5
johnson.
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ties don't forget and marry tn" same
man over agsin-HuniinE'o AhHrr-
User
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"Ru1hci hair Will produce bald
headed women" Bald headed men, toe"
Toledo BLADE
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France. With a population Of t0.oOo'-
ooo peop,e, has fewer telephones IN" I"
Chicago, And "" used I" tAihK inc
French talked III the ume.-Falrho"'
Times
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tn show YOU how gam" 70 ~" ~"
would RI willing to make the attempt
n feet lower.
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f \ Brast Of ParkershurS spent
Yesterday III inc city on business ana
while here conferred with state Of
fcialS
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The reporter Who CaSled mar n"'e'
singer Is sick In Fetrograd -h"u'u w
recalled II anyone in Feir"grad we,
no, sick. It would nc news worm ""'N
cabling Times.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-10

Jennings Bryan will do for advice since
his uncle is dead.
When one goes to their uncle" 1t Is
usually for "kale" and not advice. We
don't think w. J. B. Is broke.
"A gold nugget weighing five pounds
was recently found in California.
Some movie star probably lost his
watch charm.
Some people should eat corn on the
cob in the bathroom Intel Ed
Right you arc Ed. All the corn
shocking isn't done in the cornneld by
any Misunderstanding Ed.
THE primaries and the State fair arc
beginning 10 loom up on the horizon -
INTEL I'D.
As the primaries come hrst. II Is
safe TO bet that some NJ tho randida'es
enjoy the fair more than others.
Ever and anon the suggestion forces
Itself on us that some Of US Americans
also need Americanization. -CharIeS-
ton Mail
trouble is that 10 too many folks
America nlLItlOn anu lIA'''
ton are synonyms.
watch the Waterfall caption.
We're willing 70 heed this adm"niuon
II We Ed will only let us know when II
is due We've only seen mud for the
past two weeks.
man who tasted 81 days and was
.tilI able TO walk could probably nave
moved faster II he had not been faster.
"a safe parachute descent" VIC reed
has been made from height ~ only
rs feet"
WHY is dogs tail like an old man :
We were asked. Must be because It's III
Arm. guess.
who can remember away back when
the Americans weren't starving:
"Artincial pearls arc TO the oyster
nas,erricce what glycerine tears are TO
the real thinG"-Intcll Ed.
You'r have to admit. however that
tn. movie kiss has carmarks Of being
the real thing.
General rcrshing slips quietly into
MISUNDERSTANDING
He's more fortunate than the GUY we
saw "elir noisily onto Wheeling when
he skiddcd on a haIf of 4 cabbage head
in oar Main street produce section.
local firm ADVERTISING Fourth NJ
July nags on July Is either starting
carly for July I. 1923 or else they've
overlooked bet.
tn show you how GENE No ~" wc
would hc willing to make the attempt
n feet lower.
"Offcer Hunts for I. W. W. BIZ
Pa sser'--- headline.
Needn't expect this man N be an l..
". W-too much cNertion for true
member OF this order.
We were Just wondering IL the Wheel
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"Offcer Hunts for l. ". ". BIZ
Pa ser headline.
Needn't expect this man N be an /.
" W-too much cNertion for true
member Of this order.
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rarkersburE Ia getting large enough
that parking automobiles ought not 10
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local Nrm advertising Fourth NJ
July nags on July Is either starting
carly for July I. 1923. or else they've
overlooked a bet.
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General rcrsh'ng slips quietly into
MISUNDERSTANDING
He's more fortunate than the GUY we
saw slip noisiy onto Wheeling when
he skiddcd on a half of cabbage head
In oar Main street produce section.
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The Ohio raspberry cr"p has fRlien
of enormously In the last 10 years.
the agricultural department reports.
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Ing bunch that report having such
good time in Hawaii took any of the
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