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nation bureau. Frederic ]. Hsskin. Dlrvc-
tor, Washin ston. -, Q. This o6sr applies
strictly TO Information; Tho bufes9 can:
financial matters. 1t docs not attempt to
settle domestic troubles nor 20 undertake
exhaustive research on any subject. Write
full namc and addrcs. and enclose two
ocnts In stamps or return portage All
replies are sent direct 70 ths inquirer.
q. Please inform mo how salmon
manage to Jump up falls or like OBJ
struction In a river. w. 10. T..
A. Tho Bureau OF Fisheries says
that Mt the bottom OF 4 fall there is
usually very deep we'll. The SAL
mon swim TO tho extreme bottom OF
this well. and If they have sufficient
depth OF water 20 give forco to get
the power to jump. they do so by
swimming very fast and rushing out.
This force mechanically causes them
to jump the falls
q. Can the richness of milk be in
creased by giving cows richer feed?
E. i.
A. Tho Department of Agriculture
says that generally speaking the rich
ness of milk cannot be Increased by
feeding n COW on rich feed.
q. Why Is A. w. o. l.. tho alb
breviation for Absent Without
Leave" when without" 4. only one
word? j. K.
A. A. w. o. L. is tho abbreviation
for Absent without Offlcial Leave"
q. In growing hedges what diff
ferent kinds Of plants may be used?
IT. Il. r.
a. Privet, locust, osage orange, the
buckthorn and cockspur thorn, the
rose OF Sharon, and the Japanese bar
berry are among the best on the de-
ciduous plants used for hedges. and
among the evergreeps. arbor vitae
| Juniper, box. hemlock and spruce are
found satisfactory.
O. Is tho difference between small
swords and 6Oadswords merely q
matter of size? J. McF
A. A small sword ~ one with
which the attack IL delivered with tbs
point only, while the broadsword hat
a cutting edge.
O. What are ferns good for
l ]. M. G
i A. Aside from their decorative val
ue. ferns have little utility.
q. Why are cabs or cariagei
sometimes called nacres7 p A. N
A. French public cabs were frs
provided by the proprietor OF tn
Hotel Saint F1acre. in Paris. In 1910
and from this circumstance all publ
vehicles came 10 be called flacres
q. What is the oldest Latin in
scription in exltencs7
A A gold brooch found Mt Praen
este In 1886 bears an inscription Il
Old Italio lettering which Is the oldes
| extant specimen OF Latin. Tho in
; scrIption reads: "ManiOs me
F'hefhaked Nu1nasioi' which in late
Latin would be written, "Manius m
fecit Numesso.''
, q. What is legal fiction7 I. W.
A A fiction in law IL an ASSUME
ton made for the purpose Of justic
> though the ssIne fact could not
, proved and may be literally dntru
and # Ia a rule that . fiction Of Ia
1 shall work no wrong. Tho noatior
= characters Of John Doe and R1char
; Roe for tho purposes Of various a.
! tons arc we'll known.
i O. Has "the great American move
b. ever bean wr.ttsn7 H
. A. Hawthorns's -Scax1ct Lstte1
t hAs bssn rAnicsd - the firvt II NJ
o the only greAt AmeE9oan novel
O. What - tho smnnest country
d fhe rvorA7 q.
:, A. Monaco, with An area of b
eight square n1,leS..s the srnalle
| nation on earth.
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MEETINGS TONIGHT.

Zion Y. p. S.
Bethany Band.
BIacksmiths' Union.
Brandywine Fire Co.
Smyth Post. G.. A. R.
Waneta Council. D. p.
Calanthe Lodge, X. OF p.
Crusaders Castle, X. G. Il.
Corinthian Lodge, S. OF IL.
Eureka Conclave, S. w. M.
humanity Circle. B. Of u.
Patternmakers' Association.
Board OF Trustees, A. O. IL.
Sheet Metal Workers Union.
Industry Lodge, A. o. L. w.
Cherokee Tribe Imp'd. o. II. M.
Eureka Council. Jr. o. u. A. NJ.
Diligent Council. Jr. q. Z. A. M.
Corinthian Lodge. A. f. A. NJ.
Reynolds Encampment, i. O. o. +.
Camp Farrell. Spanish War Veterans
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ARITHMETIC AND THE BONuS.

A few days ago Senator McCumber
asked Secretary Mellon to give him the
latest estimate of the Government
finances. Mr.. McCumber is chairman
of the Senate Finance Committee, but
he was not asking for this informatio
as a matter OF routine. He had a
special reason. He is one OF the strong
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In this connection Mr.. Sullivan
makes reference 10 N very interesting
talk OF an hour or more had by him
with one OF the ablest leaders In the
Republican party. during which they
discussed the relative prospects OF the
two political parties In this years
campaign. This Republican leader
according 70 Mr.. Sullivan. said:
The prospects OF the Republican
party were satisfactory. He said
that this was not due 20 any par
ticulsr merit in the present Re-
publican Congress or i'm the pres
ent Republican Senate. II was
due chiefly to the lack Of an effec-
tive opposition. Az this Repub-
lican leader put Il. the good for
tune of the Republican party lies
chiefly In the dcarth of energy,
clear principles. and leadership In
the Democratic party. The Re-
publicans may not be strikingly
well or In this respect. but the
Democrats have no impressive al
tentative, The closing remark OF
this Republican leader was 10 the
effect that looking ahead 20 1924.
the only possible danger 10 the
Republican party lies In the
chane. thai the Democratic party
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A CLEVELAND NEEDED.

About this time there IL scarcely an
Interested follower OF the Democratic
party the country over who does not
confidently expect a sweeping Demo-
cratic victory at next falls elections.
ons which will reverse the large Re-
publican majority In the present
House OF Representatives and almost
transfer the Senate TO Democratic
control. And belief in the election OF
q Democratic President and . COM
plcte Democratic Congress two years
later is just a. universal.
But As has time and again been
demonstrated. expectation and reali-
satlon frequently differ materially,
and political hopes are blasted at
least ~ often As they are realized.
II 10 q fact that At present Democratic
prospects are unusually encouraging
all over the country. and are likely
&C. be realized in . substantial manner
At the November elections. But that
would not ne ASSURANCE OF tho elec-
tion OF a Democratic President In
1924. although It would be n material
stride In that direction.
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Service Citizens Meeting.

The Service Citizens OF Delaware
will hold their annual meeting in the
du Barry room OF the Hotel du Pont,
May u, at 10 a, IN.
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Cleveland turn ana become
Grover Cleveland party It would
be all up with tho Republicans"
1t n q fact that At present the
Democratic party has no Grover
Cleveland In sight or In prospect. 1t
has leader OF the Cleveland caiibre
in Mr.. Wilson. who stands rs among
the greatest Of our Presidents. but he
cannot be considered In connection
with real national leadership IN tho
1924 campaign, by reason OF the i'm
movable sentiment against u third
term In the Presidency. We have a
great Democrat OF Cleveland calibre
here In Delaware, but he Ia handi-
capped as TO active participation by
the inexorable hand OF time.
But at times great political leaders
develop rapidly and advance uner-
rinEly to the goal. Samuel J. Tilden.
although active in political work dur
ing the fortisa, did not assume ma
tional Importance until he served as
the great reform governor OF New
York. from 1875 to 1877 Grover Cleve-
land followed the same path by maxi
ing another notable record as COVER
nor OF the Empire State from 1888
TO 1885. And Woodrow Wilson de-
veloped into national prominence and
national leadership OF tho Democratic
party by his remarkable record in
the office OF governor Of New Jersey
Tho most rapid and remarkable de-
velopment OF national leadership wai
( that displayed by Mr.. Bryan, who. by
a single speech at the Democratic Ma.
tional Convention Of 1888. sprAnE from
the position OF an ex-ConGressman OF
single term and . rather unpromis.
ing newspaper correspondent. to ma
tional leader OF tho Democratic party
/ its candidate for President that yea,
and upon two subsequent occasions
But We all know his Leadership Of th'
Democratic party led II only into th'
morass Of continued defeat
II takes . leader Of great and not.
able qualities TO lead tho Democrat,
party OF the country to national vic
tory. II had such IN Tnden. Cleve
land and Wilson, each springing a
tho outset from comparative politica
obscur1ty.
And another leader OF like oalibr,
may come 20 the front again, ALTHOUGH
at present there ia no visible ev1denc
Of his existencs. Fate moves swfft,
At times IN dsvs,opinG the agents I
carry out its mandates.
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Dorsche Daas Dinner Thursday Eve
ming.
Final plans were made for tho
Dorsche Daas banquet. to be held in
the LAmbros restaurant on Thursday
evening, at meeting IN the Y. VI. H.
A. yesterday afternoon.
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Giving consideration to this inter-
es,ing topic IN a letter 20 the New
York Evening Post OF Saturday last,
Mark Sullivan. one Of the most OBJ
servant and rational in conclusions
OF ths Washington correspondents.
admits the reasonable foundation for
these general Democratic expecu-
tions of coming victory. But he says
the real question 10;
WHISTLER the Democrats are
equipped 20 take advantage OF tho
tide that runs IN their favor,
whether they have the orean,zA-
ton 20 take hold Of II and further
Il. and whether they have the
leadership 20 command popular
confidence and give convincing
expression 70 definite issues"
And his answer TO these questions
n NO"
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might develop a Grover Cleveland.
He said that not only with regard
to tho 1924 election, but also with
regard to the present year. II the
Democratic party should. as he
expressed II, take the Grover
Cleveland turn and become q
Grover Cleveland party It would
be all up with tho Republicans"
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

Any reader can got the answcr 20 any
nation Bureau. Frederic ]. Haskin. DIrvc-
tor, Washin gton. -. q. This oifsf applies
strictly to Information, Tho bureau can
not Elvo advice on legal. medical and
settle domestic troubles nor 20 undertake
exhaustive research on any subioct Write
Your questions plainly and briefly. Give
cents In stamps or return postage All
replies are sent direct 70 ths inquirer.
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Hyde Park Orator-"It's knowledge
we want. Ask the av'ridge man when
Magma Charta was King OF England
and e carn't tell yer."-Answers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-06
.LINSLY SQUAD STARTS
PRACT|C|NG MONDAY
Coacr, Cuss Expects Large turnout
Team Will Be Made Up or
Veterans.

t1-nurcemcrt was made Yesterday
thu. tNe Itnsly Institute SQUAD Of foot
ha'l PLAYERS would r" called out for
the firs' prac''c" next Monday after
noon On ,he Fridge PARK grounds fol-
lowing I've opening session " s'ohool
that day TIL" cadets will b" the last
OF the Wheeling district school 10 get
tho!r squad our hut nevertheless ex-
pert good eleven.
-. cadets will have li;tle trouble
getting in their carly season work as
the squad Is mostly veterans from last
year and the now candidates VII be
broken N tho short tim" coach Nues
runs the training period, TIL" squad
viii rrohahlv number * PLAYERS at the
most but followers 90 the school are
aEair placing their faith In NUSS 70
turn out = winning team.
Carl HamUl. LinslT'S all around
athlete. has been selected as captain OF
This wears team and predicts that tho
Orange and BLACK viii be the best the
school has turned ont IN recent years
The hackGeld stars Hamill. r Stohbs. T
Stohhs. Marschner. Woods. ard Of the
line is the same as last and with the 4
material expected 20 come on among
the leaders IN tho valley ard state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-06
DAVIS CUP To
REMAIN HERE
FAIL TO LIFT A.
ALTHOUGH MAKING VAL
1ANT EFFORT.
Gerald Patterson Loses 60 WILHELM
Johnston IN Stirring Three-Set
Match-Loser Makes a
Speech.

ForAy. Hans. y. y. Sept. 5.-A val
liant ,~o-, 70 take the Davis cup inter
na..oral :aam tennis trophy. 70 Austria.
la r7uad today on me turf courts 81
he Yves, side club
Gerald Patterson. ace Of the Antipo-
dam cNallcngers. met and lost stirring
:hree-so' match - William NJ JOINS
ION. O. San Francisco, g., e.. 6-l ana
the cu, was Americas FOR another year
at least;
When Patterson walked or tho courts
with Johnston, the burden 81 Australia :
hopes rested unon his shoulders.
Patterson was hrill'an; today. but MS
opponent. steady, accurate, vas even
more So Johns,or's s.eRdiness carried
him through most of The rallies aAd MS
disappearing ,hsnEe 80 pace kep' ta'-
terSon continually on N" run.
Paterson had his hack hand working
better TODAY than ac2tnSt TiId"n on
Friday Johnston soon learned this and
drew Patterson into deep court game
Iohnston's drives we're dsnrer. lie went
- ;hA net but few times.
In no second match :olav Anderson
gave TiAen \ close brush in Ave sails
Tho scores were S.. 81. Rs. "a, So
Patterson. captain oc the Australian
team. In speech - the gallery, said:
r wan. n thank YOU for the great
spirit OF spcrrsmanshin YOU have
where y, ;hN United States that We have
bean may DO criticized for saying
this. hu' ar going :" SAY y anyway
thar YOU are the greatest sportsman
IN 10 world
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-06
WEST VIRGINIA SQUAD
WORKOUT IN HOT SUN
Spears Runs Squad Through Two Sos
sions-Ltttle Signal Practice
Yesterday

C!arNshurr. ". Y Sept Sit VAS I'M
comfortably warm a. both workouts here
this afternoon and the seventy candi-
dates for tho West Virginia university
football team assembled hero continued
To swel,c- as Dr. Spears put them
Through -wo long workouts shefore a
large number Of fans
punt!NE. passlag. charging and run
ming with the bal occupied the great
est nart os the morning and afternoon
sessions Coach Spears made his hrs'
Effort - run signals with Narrl!c"i al
quarter. S'inehiCkor and Simon at the
halves. ard Martin at full Later OliNer
paiuro and Funk we're substituted ana
before the day ended nearly I'll or the
haCkncll candidates he'd been given n
chance 70 run through some plays.
The arrival this morning Of Moody
q big 1856 pound half back from DAYTON
ohio frightened tho back field outlook
lie IS one Of the huskIeSt men u re
port - camp this season and handled
himself we'll in The afternoon workout
rhcrohauEh. Ruckhlnnon. high halt
llrii IS expected tomorrow. DR.. Spears
i slowly rounding his charges INTO
shane and by tomorrow they ShoNld ne
ready 10 do service with the tackling
dummy. No casultias have been reported
as VET and every member OF the squad
5 IN good condition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-06
DOUGLAS DISGRACE IS ANOTHER
STAIN Dr. BASEBALL'S STANDING

barred entirely Players who merely
failed 70 corn" "a Terms w.'h their teams
arc suspended but can lie r"tHs'at'd II
they reach terms later. hT' contract
iumr@r~ arr regarded a. siufully black.
Organized Bali Has Responsibilities
Thera IS Dick Kerr. Tor instance. He
was a square l.t''e fellow who could
no. cone - terms with his employer.
and who Gu., the ranks "t organized
ball and t0iu"d an Independent team.
Tina, ,Aa-1 gave him a ,hrHe-vear con.
tract, drawn in legal form. whereby he
mus: be paid for three years y" matter
what happens.
Yet at tho end Of the White SoX'
last eastern trip overtures Ner" made
20 Kerr. and he vas told thar he would
be ralusta-ed - he would jump MS
Legally binding contract with IN" 'nde-
peOderts
That scarcely Will do. II - - wrong
for Independents 70 hire contract jump
s-s. il also IS wrong for N" majors 20
do IL
That problem IS getting dangerous.
Copyright. 1872. ,ho New York Evan
iN- MaID
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-06
WASH-JEFF PLAYERS
GET HARD WORKOUTS
Keuison Getting Team Down 10 aar0
work-Sttu on Fundamentals
meutals

~ 90, vsho- nav
""S'''''s ''''' =.
proved no holiday '"F IN" NaS"'"N' ''''
jefferson football mon. Coach k",i!s"n
o,,,,,. 1T. ,b-,o ,,,,,. = douhie workout
1880, ,,..,,
on TRINITY HAL ''''0 ''' "''''
about their work with NOR" A."'''f "''
account Of the Cool"d a'm"Sphe'". ne
morning Worko"' va '', ,,,,,
haS ne"n h"!H yet ....,s .,
VINO came IN over 9"n'IN ,,,5
he4"Son.' were sN'u tI.m ,,
Jo'h"o tne ,h'ohA =. '.--'' u-ric,.
S'S,h"t ''aN'" %, $685., =. tho
sa'd todaN 'na' ne ""' I'.,f,,,.;r,.
tFa'n'ng tAo!t anu N."'' .-.r,,,. &,
nave seven or MOI" "''"'' ...',,,, So
hummer or men VINO "''' ,
come in TO-DAY n'H ho' arr ol
position heinE Una, '"'F ,,..
at nome ny LaoNr lay
kelltson IS proving very '"h'''c
coach, apparently. II" r. d"n'n''hS =
thorough grounding IN fnnd7m'n'aiH
and promises to hay" IN" ''hd'H"'"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-06
Test Matches Reduces Field Accom-
pNshed With All But Six OF the
Sixteen Survivors Champions Or For
MGR Champtons-Rudy Knepper Fur
nishes Sensation.

Brookl!ne, Mass. Sept. 5.-The con-
test for the amateur golf championship
for the United States settled into a
conflict of champions today. In matches
tina. We're tests Of the stuff OF which
national FolfHg heroes are made. re-
duct!on Of the field Of 80 men in the
first day OF match play was accom-
rl!shed with all but SIX ~ the Is sur
v:vor4 champions or former champ'one,
A NttI"-known champion, Rudy Knep-
rer. Of Sioux City. trans-Mississipp!
titltst, supplied the big sensation Of the
day. Five holes behind the British star.
William Torrance, al the end Of the
morning round Of IS holes. kneppcr
went out this afternoon and played A
round IN 20, and allowing Torrance 70
win only one hole Of the last IS. II was
the only match OF the day that went
% the home green.
Bobby Jones Excels.
Bobby Jones. of Atlanta, playing
against an early handicap Of two down.
brought J. J. Beadle, OF Philadelphia 70
even terms a, the eighteenth hole and
then won on, four up. one 10 ray.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-06
MRS. MALLORY BEATEN;
SO IS WOOD, IN MATCH

Fo~cs. Hans. y Y. Sept E--N'ss
Holnn wins. % Berkeley. CaNf and
VIr~.rt Richards. NJ Yonk"rs. Y.
Youthful teru's stars. defeated Mrs
Moila Riurs,edt Mallory, Of New York
National vomcn's champion. and RAT
OHara Wood. Australian !n'erEa rioAai-
81, IN = three SGT match this afternoon
a..sr tho Davis cun contests. The
scores were 6-4. o.s. s.. play being stop
ped by aCrcemcn, IN n" last set A. the
,~I ~ u games
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-06
F0RTY-ONE CANDIDATES REPORT
FOR FIRST PRACTICE AT HIGH

Moyes VIII give the boys a nice battle
Cor the quarterback place as he LOOKS
bigger than ever. With his two years
experience back OF him he should run
Jke team IKE a veteran. There are
other candidates ou'. however. who may
give Moves a battle for his position
Tho ARRANGEMENT which St1bbS ma
make IN his backsIe.d VII have a whole
lot 10 Do with tho placing 0! men this
YEAR. as this VIII h" the mentors big
ges. trouble.
Thomas and Homer. hoIfbacks. look
good 20 make The pace FOR the other
candidates 90 their old positions and
will De v!sh: out there fighting every
DAY "a keep their edge on their expert
eace There will ho more candidates
out for these positions. however. than
any other and the rae" should prove
most Interesting.
Stohbs will have 20 develop a tu'lhack
ow!rG 20 H!vcnhauEh's absence and T.
seems as though N" nan who lands This
position will hlv" ~ take on tho pGN'nC
and passing % N" team "H'N" han
died the kicking last YEAR with Nunas
30 70 sing. h's. with both ~ tbs" BOYS
lost q man must he developed for ~"
work Rri0kman and Nov could ha0d'"
this work IN, y Is believed that StohNs
would TTf''s" f''FA 'ft't 4 man T'Il tue
rlavs rra7 spin his ends who hav" work
Cd 'cEe'ha~ three years.
TIE o'Nn- promising candidates "ut
for The .sam ar" I.aKua. . F'",rer Eor-
land. parry- N'Hchel. y. NejHor. Nind",-
berger. Hal. Brown. Eror"rn7n and
score Of others who Eivc rr"miS". These
piavera hear tho sSrmarkS ~ corners
and althouEh they NAV fail ~ land
berth this season should stick l. ou' and
Nth tho experience gained come back
next ard take a place.
The w--kou. Yesterday Included short
dashes. Purti-C. passing. failing ~ mo
ball ard many other fundamentals 81
the carly training The sun was rs hot
as I, possibly could hav" been and vim
several hours ~ this 'he bows tel' their
workout - = great extent Wh'l" S'oNNs
seemed satisfied With tho showing he
had nothing 20 say. Captain Br'nkman
stated las, ri-ht that ne thought this
years team would he orc of IN" hest
thar ever rn0r"Sened the cold and R'u"
on The hrId'rcn The practice sessions
Will =" held every afternoon on the N;h-
lc.!c F!Nll at 5 O'clock SHARP
New uniforms were issued % he men
YESTERDAY ard re- last year runners M
In the state race sure will look "1'f.i" y
Nov pants. Shoes. stockings and ior-
sevs vera given gu, The Jerseys worn
Yesterday w"-N white with n" hioch MT
->erals IN tho back. n" regular Cold
and R'uo jerseys. however. which will
he worn in the =ames are something "f
4 change from old or"s This v"ar -
run from rock % wa!S' instead n:
around chn hodv and are Cold and Elu".
The material - ahou, as good looking
,s any evor worn or a team from High
ard should make \ hit with TIE fair FOL
lowers Of the teavl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-06
R. c. DIVINE INJURED

= Mr.. f =. Divine. - years old. Of Hun
dred. " Va. was received into the
Ohio valley hospital last errning at
1910 o'clock. Mr.. Divine sustained in
JurieS about the head and had broken
hip the result of falling from 4 hay
stack while preparing feed for n! stock
Divine Is a farmer and has lived al or
near Hundred most OF his life. His in
jurtos while serious will not conflne him
TO the hospital long
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-06
CHALLENGES

TIE S,a'7s are without ear,A for
sunday and would like 20 hear from
some fas' teams for 4 contest on that
date The Woodland. Lafferty. Piney
Forks or any other fast teams are pre-
tered To arrange for same call
Wheeling 2s2n-J and ask for Andy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-06

The Dix!A AM-Stars challenge IRE
crack Wahl Motor co. nine of Martins
Ferry % a game for SUNDAY to We play
Cd on grounds suitable % both teams.
To arrange for same call Benwood NSM
before $50 o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-06

what's II the sign Of when your girl
refuses 10 Kiss YOU" asks A hurt con
temporary VOL. it used TO mean she
nad split lip or had been eating on
IONS. ard "" don't believe feminine ma
lure has changed any.--Brna!o Times.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-06

Americans spend an average ~ -
psr cen. Of THAR incomes Cor housing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-06

Tho T'uns were pasans until the
twelfth century.