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American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1922-05-05

~ aANAh OhAAtCL
Sunday-Had a good time out to
Ant Emmys kept pa witch had ate
SO much he got " sick and busted
his Nuckle on a spark Plug and
cussed with out thinking. Met a
boy out there witch sed he was SO
tuff he can walk on broken bottles
bear footed with a pole cat in each
hand looking for a mule to kick him
in the stumick so as to digest his
breakfast. Diddent take much stock in
him. But sed nothing.
Monday Teacher past quite a
complement on me Today. She sed
she thot peraps / wood probably oc-
cupy a high position l OF these days.
The reason why she sed the same be-
ing that | kinda failed to have my les
son and give such a good Reuse for
not haveing same that she sed / had
the qualitys for a Successful congress-
mar or etc.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1922-05-05

financial system has apparently been
based on the expectation that the
farmer would sell his crops as soon
as they maturedL And the immediate
sale OF the seasons product by the
farmer contemplated it being carried
by the middlemen until distributed
through manufacturers or retailers
L recommend that the need for the
orderly marketing of our agricultural
products in a more gradual way and
over a longer period of time be frank
ly recognized; that existing banking
laws and regulations be adjusted with
this end in view, and that a redis-
count facility be established to make
1t possible at all times for
tive marketing associations to obtain
adequate funds for thier operations
In other words we will have banks
especially equipped to serve the
farmers needs in the same manner
that they now serve the merchant, the
manufacturer and importer. This is
/ n effect the demand of president
Harding who has asked Congress to
pass a banking act providing for these
very features.
The advent of a new banking sys-
tenn designed to extend one to three
year loans to the stockman and at
least year loans to wheatgrowers and
producers of me major crop, will
mark a new epoch in American agri-
culture, and a new prosperity for the
American Farmer. Mr.. Meyers frank
report on conditions is one of the fac
tors that have worked SO materially in
bringing about this change.
| E0nnQratiVp marKnfinO aauoofo ftOno
have probably done more to bring
about this attitude toward agriculture
and livestock, than any other one
thing. Their need from the beginning
has been more elastic credits. Their
successes and failures have brought
into national prominence a banking
system d~eplorably inadequate for fl
nancing agriculture and have pointed
the way to correct methods that in the
near future are most certainly to be
instituted
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1922-05-05
PESSIMuSM

PESSIMISM
Fl Friend Friend let T %e utter it. under under my breath.ain it a fright to be govern
time that e vote Taxes increased and Liberty squeezed-freedom befet-
tered, ddormed and diseased luxuresCthings taht We seldom may
find covered with license" to fatten the grind. Legislate constant
and legislate strong-plenty of fools that must boost it along. 1
have grown weary with burden of tax. weary Of blood-suckers leechng our
backs! Prone to rebel, if rebellion could win. Calling with pain
1T the fiji W e re in. Dirty poIroons with a surplus If greed, suck u our
earnings and rob Is of feed. Hence 1 am muttering, under my
breath, Lord, it's a shame to be governed to Death
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1922-05-05

Tuesday = Ma was extraordinarily
sweet and kind today till pa spoilt 1t
all by makeing a unhappy rimark at
the rong sociological moment. / asst
him why they most nearly all ways
had marryed Men on Jurys insted of
Single men and he answered by reply
ing They must have people who do
not have or xpress any Opinions.
Wednesday-Ma brot home a new
Hat and she put it on her he'd and
sed to Pa. Amt it a dear thing. And
pa picked up the bill and give it a
hard look and sed. Yes it certnly is.
Thursday-Jane got made at me
agen. She handed me a package &
sed Bitterly. Here take back your
ole pin. But the joke is on her, and
| wonder who give her the pin.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1922-05-05
ANOTHER MINISTER


1t is no reflection on the minister or
the town when a preacher Of the Cos
pei leaves as does the Rev. G. E. Man
gun. 1t is a reflection however on a
condition that exists in the business
OF he church. When members of the
little flock must spend five hours rails
ing money for every hour spent at
worship, a remedy must be sought.
1t would appear that American
Falls cannot support more than one
devoted and efficient minister of the
gospel. Presenting hat to be the case
II would appear that one good minis
ter, well paid should serve the entire
community. At present we have eight
churches and no regular ministers. II
would be much better to have eight
ministers and a church and inf
nitely better to have one church and
one preacher.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1922-05-05

the house / found a
book Untitled How to
Bring up Boys. 1 red 1t
all evning and was dis
made to lern that / have
not been brung up a
tall properly. But I
shud ought to wirry
about that
Saturday Getting
reddy to go out to Ant
Emmys tomorro witch
is a Sunday. I don't
xpect to have much fun
as it nocks me out of
a ball game mebby. Pa
likes to go out there for
he all ways eats enuff
to make him sick. He
says Ant Emmy shakes
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1922-05-05

lower salaries, fewer deputies, re-
trenchment, and have pointed to the
wheat dollar as an example of what
should be expected of other dollars.
A detailed report by Miss Goldie
Drake, county superintendent Of
schools shows that many of these
lower tax advocates actually have
voted for higher taxes. School levies
were raised in two thirds of the COM
mon districts, in some they remain
the same and in only one were they
lowered. Times are improving rapid
ly.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1922-05-05
BANKS FOR FARMER INSTEAD
OF FARMERS FOR THE BANKS.

The PROCESSES and distribution of
farm crops have heretofore adjusted
themselves to processes of financing.
This condition should be reversed and
will be reversed if the recommends
tons of Eugene Meyer, Jr., Managing
Director of the War Finance Corpora
ton are followed.
In his recent letter to the president,
reporting in a comprehensive manper
on the financial condition of the ma
ton, Mr.. Meyers says in part, "Our
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1922-05-05
Avoid Accidents.

Poisons should be kept in special
bottles, but often household cleansing
materials that are poisonous are kept
In any bottle we have on hand. To
prevent any mistake keep a round
headed pin in the cork OF every liquid
that is poisonous, SO that even in the
dark there is little risk of a fatal mis-
take.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1922-05-05
FARMERS TALK mo"
AND VOTE Il

A great many Power County people
among them numerous farmers have
been talking low taxes for several
months. They have been advocating
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1922-05-05
Value of Education.

Right education fits a person to
earn a living, to be a good citizen, and
enjoy life through the cultivation
of the Imagination.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1922-05-05
Stats Diary

Friday-wile digging a round threw
the after ma had cleaned up
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-08
FIRST COMMUNION
FOR LARGE CLASS
Impressive Service Sunday Morning At
st. Joseph's Cathedral

\ .a-ge ck.SS Of YOUNG D""rl" made
tue.r ttr>t communion yesterday morn
tuC NJ the y r'C,r'h ';il~~ At -. Joseph >
r1thetrIn SPECIAL mVS!c WIS sung by
the ,,ho.- dur;nS :hr service. assisted by
the VOTING ladies' of =. ToSeph'S arad-
eny. Following Is the elise OF commu-
nirants.
Misses Anna W~i,Gel Mary E!chen-
berg. VaiGa Collin. rathr-.u, E,.itz,
Minerva Moran. Virginia Crow. Rita
Foul;on. Margaret Cuiluean. Antoine, tie
Marcllo. Mar Virginia NaSSiff. Mary
Margaret Erit;. Mary Elizabeth Nc
Doaough. Margaret Ann Hill. Catherine
Smith. My Maloney. Evelyn Davis,
Reryl Sorc". UI"!"n klrchgcS suer. Neva
CriSwcn. Ruth Walsh. Rose Marie Nc
Cam Frances schubert. Jane Noyes.
Elizabeth Flnan.
Ruth Frances ODonnell. Elizabeth
Hughes. Willard Wilcox Virginia Crock.
Betty I.ocffl"r. Catherine t'lahcrty.
Catherine HaSau. Bernice Ma,hlagc. An
CELIA Lapore. Virginia Maltese. Ruth
EuE"ne. Alberta Fischer. Josephine Der
mimic Anna Perry. Anna Mario WITT
berger. Mary Anita Neidert. Au-el Fra
Ter. Hannah DAVIS. l.avlna ShUman. Viz
g.nia Palmer. Venita Mccormick. Lu-
gen" GundIHg. VIRGINIA Yoke. Jeanette
Yoke. Marie Mathlagc. Rosemary Nettz.
Dorothy Ross. Violet Sharp. Gertrude
O Dor0cll, Irene Hall. Eleanor Davis.
Angela O'Donu"ll. Susanna NoycS. Thcl-
ma Sivert, Elizabeth EcSer. Eleanor
Ross.
Masters: Robert Meals Francis NJ.
Blum. Gerald Cumuiu~. Russell J. Mil
Ter Bca Mccul,aEh. EiwrOd Altmeycr.
George J. Stein, Robert Lady, Francis
Clemens. LOFTS ra.mcv. Ralph Witzber-
gc". John YouUtz. Joseph tr:uIck. t'raH-
c;s Cation. Charles schultz. prNtlle j.
ThorU5ucE. Joseph Si,tnr. Edward law
Their. l'au, k,aru. William Lewis. lob
EFT J. Okane. Charles NaG;t.r. Robert
Linn. Francis La.nr. Leo EcutZ JoSeph
HuliurS. Thomas Tcufe.. Andrew Deci"'
George We!t2cl
Anthony Witt. raul CamDhrll., Robert
G"Ss";c. oscar Zo"ck!"r. t"'il LOcU!rr,
William piuinn. Harold Young. N.nert
A Stein. Paul llcitZ. Joseph Farley
paul Schubert. Bcraar,! t!n:iman IhaS'
Moore. Joseph Kurt. GcoCE" Moore. Nir-
gil F'UruaSh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-08
ANNUAL s. 8.
CONVENTION
FFrY-FTvE OHIO COUNTY SSaooA'o
TO BE REPRESENTED In
GATHERING HERE.
Strst Session This Evening " n0'
Presbyterian Church-haIos
to Be 6peafor.

L-frx-fiyc Ohio county SUNDAY SERIOUS
nre expected to DC represented III '''
annual convention of the ONO County
sund.ly School Association "hlch Io'
,.nes this evening with Z session d' 'no
FRS, Presbyterian church Inc CONVEX
ton will no; conclude until IueSoa,
evening. Charles e Bates. secretary oA
the Ohio County Association wall 10
liver the principal address at inc open
Ing session. Mrs. Ella III. SNOW. s@A's
secretary OF the children'S diVisph "a
tho West Virginia Sunday School As9o-
citation. will also make short anore1eS
this evening
Miss Mary waymar. county aooit su'
nerintendent will preside over the lueS-
day afternoon session OF the oonVenuoh'
with Mrs. J. +. Lcyenberger speaking
on -Our Way TO You. County score
tary Bates will preside at the TUESDAY
evening session, with Miss Mary Schroe-
der, state secretary OF Young feopie'
delivering the principal address, lne
annual election and installation OF OH
GERS will taken place TUESDAY. INC
Rev. J. NJ. CriSwell. Of NoundsVll4e' uelo
secretary Of the West Virginia SUNDAY
School Association, will install the ne"
officers.
The program LOT tnlS eNe--'3 wv
sion follows:
7.30. Song Scrvice-Miss Lorena Sprin
IN charge.
7:45 Greeting DIR. Samuel N. GIBSON
OF First Presbyterian church.
Tt5 Bible Study-KcY. Arthur d. Hill
ton. Of First Baptist church.
sis. Congcution Prayer-RcN. ). W.
Beckett. Roney's Point U. p.
~. a -
:. Secretary.
$40. Nymn--Contrcgat!o standing.
Roll can OF Sunday Schools.
Announcements OF
a. Committees.
Prorrain u! Tuesday
L. Result Of Roll Call.
300. Address, Mrs. Ella NJ Snow. state
Secretary ChildrCn's Division
Music and Offering.
Bcurdirtion-EeN. l.. y. McCord-
Warwoud Lutheran
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-08
WESTINGHOUSE RADIO
PROGRAM FOR TODAY

$50 y. m. and a Is minute Intervals
hereafter-Rasrhall Sccrc%.
700 D. m.--Ba~"baN score. Ne" >
Weekly review Of business CONDITIONS -
tho National Industrial Conference
Board
745 n. m-1iovcrnmcnt market re-
ports and 4 report Of the Ne" l"rN
Stock Exchange.
500 p. M BASEBALL scores. Large
Steamships ;ha' Anchor in American
Waters" hy ,irlyc" rru.tt latus, OF
the Public Opinion New bureau.
$50 D. m.-~E'loatinc Island, a bed
time story for the rhiidr'n.
900 p m. Music.
1000 D m.--BaSG5ali scores.
1850 p. ul.--ArlinEton time signals
Music Program
The Ernest Gamble concert party:
Miss Clara Stadelman. soprano.
Miss Verna Page, vio!inlSl
Ernest Gantble, hasso.
SELECTIONS
L Kiss Me Again (Mlie Mod!stcl
Herbert
As recorded by Frank Ban'a, on
tho Steinway Duo-Ari Repro
ducing Piano.
: Fiddle and I........-- .H"oH"'e
Concert Company
:. Mad Scene from Lucia q! Lam
mermoor" ............. .pplllZct'4
Miss Clara SiadclmIn
l. Rornnnc and Rondu. "ieniaW SKI
Miss Vrrna Par"
5. The Bandolcro. ........ stuart
Ernest Gamble
s. bohemian Girl................. l'alfe
As recorded BY Emo l;apee. on
the Steinwav puo-Art Repro
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-08
.ROCUES WHO SIT
IN HIGH PLACES
CONCERN OF CHURCH
DR. GOODNIGHT NOT WoRRIEu
ABOUT EVOLUTIONARY
THEORY
tBY W. S. srAEToD

Tho concern "f I.' church today
should not So. muCl III" "volutionar!
theory tina: Mr.. Bryan Is hGhtinE' but
about IT,, rogue that gels INTO mo
,hurch and Sit in high places. Mr.
Eryr.n'S problem i, an intellectual one.
while tic zeal problem 90 the present
day church IS n spiritual one.
ThcSr declarations c!:mdX'd sermon
OF unusual power. delivered by PreH!-
dent Cloyd Goodnight Of Bethany col
lege at tho First Christian church Sun
day morning.
The theme chosen ny The speaker was
Essentials Of S;tinthood." and large
portion of the fourth chapter OF Paufs
cpistie To the Ephes!anS formed the
groundwork upon which the sermon
structure was reared.
In this chapter 4 number OF church
officers were mentioned whose duty was
the perfcrt!nG of the saints
Opportunity to Serve
The word officer used in connection
with the Sry Testament church means
an opportunity 10 serve" declared the
speaker The word saint. al which so
many Us shy, means the possession by
US of those elemtntS II Christianity
that Will enable us 60 interpret Christ
TO men
Speaking Of eaimth"od and its mean
Inr. President Goodnight stated that the
word saint was NOT used today. nc pe"-
pln say instead. I am 4 member or
such and such = church.
We do not ind thai tho first Chris
tianS were ever called church members
and this term Is a product Of men. A
person may he Il member Of n church
and not hc 4 saint: and one may find
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-08
PROPERTY ASSESSMENT.
IN Ohio County Expected to Show IN
crease OF Thirty MILLION

When the final statement Of the
assessments of Ohio county Will be com
plctcd. which will probably be this
week. the records will show approx
maicly sSO.0UO.00o moro than the as
ScSSeI property valuation Of 1921.
Increases are expected 10 be from 20
10 So per cent in most districts &C
curding TO County Assessor James
Richards Work was started on the re-
assessing OF property in this city six
months ago
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-08
RIVER NEWS I.
EXCURSION :
STEAMERS HERE
HOMER SMITH AND EAST 81. Loo3
TO TAKE OUT wHEELrA0
PARTIES
Scottish Rite Guards and Ex-BSev4no
Mems Boat Rides Tonight
River Routine

The river packet Betsy Ann cleared
yesterday morning at 10 o'clock for Gin
cinnati.
The General Wood arrived at the local
wharf yesterday at noon and cleared
for Pittsburgh at 3 o'clock en- routs
from Cincinnati
The Senator Cordill arrived at thS
local wharf yesterday afternoon at I
o'clock and left for Pittsburgh at
o'clock
The Helen T. arrived at the local
wharf last evening at : o'clock and will
make the return trip to Matamoras 1t
II o'clock.
The General Wood will arrive here on
the return trip 70 Cincinnati Tuesday
morning AZ o'clock.
Excursion Steamers Hero Z
Tho excursion steamer East st. LoutSS
cnt the excursion steamer Homer Smith
made two EXCURSION trips each yester-
dav and both steamers carried large
crowds on the afternoon and evening
excursions
Tho East ST. Louis has been chartered
for this evening for the Scottish Rite
Guard outing for the members Of tho
Masonic fraternity and their ladies
only. The boat will leave the wharf at
5 o'clock and will return ut 1880.
The Wheeling High School Alumni
association will give an excursion Tues
lav evening on. the East st. Louis.
Judging from the advance sale OF tick
rtS an exceedingly large number OF
cxcurSinniS;S VIII he aboard. a
The East -. Louis will leave here
Wednesday for Pittsburgh and will re,
turn This coming Sunday when 1t WHY
again give two excursions and will then
leave for Louisville. This will be the
last excursion hero this summer.
This evening at s o'clock the members
Of tho F;N Service Mems club will give
an excursion on the Homer Smith.
panr!n. and special features Will form &,
the diversion for what Is anticipated TO
be an enjoyabl" evening. The public IS
cordially Invited to attend this outing.
4 pool stage Of nine feet was regis
tnrcd II the local wharf yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-08
DRAW SPECIAL
Grand JURORS
BODY TO PROBE AUSTIN MURDEH
CHARGE TO BE PICKED
TO-DAY.
state Expected TO Ask Postponen ems OF
tho Conkle Trial to
/ May -


A special grand jury WI! be drawn IN
,rtmiral court this morning. - conV"n"
tuesday morning 20 investigate t"'
cba-ro Of first deere murder 'ndinS
against Elme- Austin.
AnstIn- :, vi: b. recalled. + accused
OF numbering the late police tntr"I'n
Herman Ea-tcls. Ea-:e,s waS >Ao5 sun
day af,erToyu. May So. a. F..'H 'r"Ne
while attempting - search .\Cst!n.whom
ehe Officer had placed under arrest 0"
a charge o, Being drunk.
Assistan, Prosecuting Attorney AUS
rim z. wood stated saturday niSht that
decision 10 call - special grand jury FOR
TUESDAY Wa not reached b. the prose
cutting attorneys office until SATURDAY
morning
Other cases which have com" NJ since
,he MAY grand Jury adorned may re
presented 70 ,hr grand jury TOMORROW
owing TO the tact that IN" next regular
grand Jury does not convene until sep
tanbar.
May POSTPONE Conkle Trial.
Asa result Of the decision 10 enpanel
a special grand jury 70 hear the charges
against Elmer Austin. Prosecuting NJ.
torney Carl -. Rachmau0 IS expected
~ move a Continuance OF the trial OF
Mrs. Louise Coukle. accused OF muricr:
until MAY % The trial and special
grand jury session viii conflict, unless
the Conkle trial is postponed
Mrs Corkle. il will he recalled. was
tricd several months ago on charge
OF nurderjnS Mrs. Pearl "i!Lian'S. 1
lifelong friend. who Mrs. tonkle CHARGES
with breakir, up her home. Mrs Con-
kle was found guilty Of nanSlauG nter
ard was sentenced by Judge Alan II
Robinson 20 serve three years IN the
state prison At. Mourdsviilc. Judge 4.
NJ. Addleman. IN rtrcui, court OF ONO
county. granted Mr.. Conklc new tr'a!
on the ground that one Juror 2cc"pied
FOR the triai IN criminal court. did not
completely qualify as juror
Court officials have reached de-
clsiou to bar Juveniles from the court
room during the Conkle trial owing to
nhe .haracter OF 4 lot OF The evidence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-08
Daimler Frocks for Dressicr Times

Cotton frockS are in for of great p"pulartvthH
many interesting ye> make that quit" clear Inc h'a
rifuv roiorc voil,S especially lovely with their trim.
ming, Of hcmstitrhng Fr lace and beads In blue,
orchid Yellow green salmon and coral They re $3.50 to $5
Linens, and rau,S. in white and all tn" aurng """r are
sl - to 80 80 while Swi>SrS trimmed m or@anica nd iac
are $3.50 10 S2I5n
Tnoma I'd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-08
scHucx TO PITTSBURGH

Attorney Charles J. Schuck. special
resistant CGitcd States attorney FOR the
Northern district OF West Virginia. LETT
Yesterday morning for PITTSBURGH. where
he will have charge Of a big t-Lul in
test ign tior. which is said - Involve
over 100000. NJ. Schuck has been
p rroirtrd szpecia' assistant FOR tho West
ern district Of Penn Sylvania.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-08
CUT THIS QUIT IS WORTH
MONEY

Cut out this slip, enclose with sc and
mail it to Foley & Co. 1886 Sheffield
Ave. Chicago. H.. writing your name
and address clearly. You will recclv" in
return u trial package containing Fo-
lcy'e Honey and Tar Compound for
coughs. colds and Group: Foley Kidney
PMS for pains in sides and hack: rheu-
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ailments: and Foley C<Lthartic Tablets
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-08
O.V. HOSPITAL
VII Observe EIorence NtShtsnSalo Ann
verAry and Have Commence
mAnt, MAY IL

Friday, May -, the birthday anniVer-
sary OF Florence E.chtenGaic, Will DC
observed with open house. At the ONO
Val!ey General hospital when, during
The afternoon, the institution will De
throw q open Tor Inspection ~ the pubic
and members o. the nursing and meil-
cal staff will conduct visitors through
the hospital
The evening Of May 1e will be marked
by the graduation OF class or nine
student nurses from the Ohio Valley
General hospital training school. JUDGE
Frank W Nesbitt will deliver the ad-
dress 10 the graduates Al the Scottish
Rite cathedral
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-08
SERVICE STAR LEGION
VIII Hold state Convention at Cameron
Wednesday, June z.

Tho Service Star Logon will hold its
nrSr annual state C"uT"nti"u a. Cam
,rou cn Wednesdays. june :. The Wheel
inr. WarwnoA aUI Elm Gruyr chapters
viii send delegates.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-08
Perky Ginghams, Most inexpensive

So much 50 that you Just easily have three four Of
them to slip on whenever you feel the need Of rShcnng COS
unn In checks rcd black orchid green brown, and pink
many trimmed with organd" and linen Sizes Is to IS 1929
o $3.50.