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The St. Johns herald., 1922-04-27
FOREIGN

Seventeen Chinese were killed out right by the crash of huge Handley. Paige airplane at PaO Ting Flu, China according to a dispatch from Shang- hai received in London.
 A 9-year-old child was killed recent ly in the New Lodge road, near Bel fast. A swarm of children were play ing in the street when rifle shot rang out and the child fell dead. There is no clue to the assassin.
 The University of Pennsylvania's quartet of diminutive mile runners fin ished second to the Cambridge team in the three-cOrnered relay race between Oxford, Cambridge and Pennsylvania in England's first relay carnival at the Queens Club in London.
 'If the Genoa economic conference fails despair will creep over the entire world" declared Premier Lloyd George in his keynote speech opening this great international cOnclave. The Brit ish statesman deplOred the absence of the United States.
 NJ. Jeannes, betrayer of Edith Cavell, British war nurse, was found guilty in Brussels and sentenced to death for his act. Miss Cavell was executed by the Germans during their occupation at Brussels, on the ground she was a spy and revealed secrets to the allies.
 A cabinet bill authorizing the gov ernment to raise a forced loan of l., 800, 100000 drachmas (nOw about $67,- 5O0OOO) was introduced in the nation al assembly at Athens. The measure provides that all persons possessing paper currency must lend 30 per cent to the state.
 An expenditure of approximately $35,O00,OOO for construction of port works and auxiliary railways in Chile is authorized in a bill that has just been passed by the national congress at Santiago. Bids will be asked for in Chile and abroad, first for the Valpar- also project, and later for the other ports.
 A report to the United States em bassy at TOkio of an outburst of anti American feeling in the Yoshiwara dis trict by mob has been made, accord ing to the Japanese Advertiser, which says that three Americans were in suited and roughly handled because of refusal to pay triple auto fare. The Americans were held four hours by the police.
 Exhaustion of the Mexican oil fields is a matter connected with the very remote future and present con templated developments are such as tG guarantee large, continuous production for long time," said Edward L. Do heny, president of the Mexican Petrol cum Company, prior to his departure from Mexico City for the United States.
The St. Johns herald., 1922-04-27
Somethino in It.

Something in 1t. Juliet-"What's in a name?' Romeo Well, if you take mine you might get a good home out of it."
The St. Johns herald., 1922-04-27
one Man Not Henpecked.

Docs your husband ever take your advice"
 "Only as a joke"
The St. Johns herald., 1922-04-27

Don't kiss your sister before another girl. Kiss the other girl first.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-18
UNDERWRITERS SHOW
GREAT AIMS

The Underwriters Mutual lnsur-
ance Company has begun the year
with great enthusiasm due to the Won
derful showing and support given by
the agency force under the leadership
OF l. l.. Ferguson, assistant general
manager and superintendent, and L.
R. Leslie. assistant superintendent
The collections so far for the months
OF January and February have
amounted to % per cent The leaders
were for last week each having made
the following percentage:
Mrs Ida Parker, Ia per cent, Mrs
Mayme Marshall. lis per cent; John
Garcia, 100 per cent 5. X. Kinnard,
los per cent. Gus Mosely. l04 per
cent; J. II. Carey, 100 per cent; T. J.
Smith and p. B. r.. Howard, each %
per cent; l.. B. Alberson. % per cent.
At a recent meeting OF the board OF
directors the following we're appointed
on the advisory board: Messrs. g.. A.
Thornton. NJ. d; !. A. Kennedy, NJ.
D.; R. McCoomer, John II. Ferguson,
r. A. Foster and ! w, Blackwell
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-18
OHIOANS To STAGE
TOURNAMENT

The Iii W Boys OF the State OF
Ohio are making plans to conduct a
state basketball tournament in Day
ton, Ohio, on the 3rd and 4th OF
March. The clubs are composed OF
high school boys and work in con
nection with the Y. M. {. 4. This is
the first attempt 10 promote organ
lied athletics among the clubs Teams
from Dayton, Springfield, Columbus.
and Cincinnati will play in the tourna-
ment. A large bronze medal will be
given to the club winning the state
championship. Interest in the tourna-
ment is running high and it expected
to be a real event in the state among
the lovers OF clean sport. The boys
department OF the Fifth Street Branch,
Y. NJ. c. A., Dayton, Ohio, under the
direction of o. O. Morris is in charge
of the tournament.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-18
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENT

The old, reliable Undertaking Es-
Enlistment OF !. II. Green which has
been a landmark in Chicago for many
years, located at 1892 s. State Street,
has changed management: but the
business will still be carried on at the
same number under the name OF Green
Undertaking Company, Successors TO
J. II. and K. w. Green.
Mr.. James g. Jewell and Mr.. g. W.
O'Bee of Omaha. Nebraska Mr.. J. T.
Taylor and J. II. McDermon of Chi
cago, ILL.,. have obtained the controlling
interest in the business. Mr.. q. W.
O'Bee has successfully engaged in the
undertaking business for many years.
In Omaha Mr.. O'Bee had the dis
tincton of being a Deputy Coroner for
ten years and was highly respected.
He is a Mason of high rank. a mem
Der OF the Order of Elks, Knights of
Pythias, Sons and Daughters of Tabor
and L. B. f., and 10 q member of the
John r. Tanner Post of the Spanish
War Veterans of Chicago Mr.. O'Bee
/ will give his euere time to the gen
cral management OF the business, and
as he is not an eatire stranger to Chi
cago. many of its older citizens will
he pleased to know that he is ssso-
ciated in this announcement.
/ Another thing which greatly adds to
the success OF THE eatcrprise is the
retention of the SERVERS of Mr.. J. p.
Taylor, who thpouoh Ms faithful con
nection has nov aa interest in the
business. Mr.. Taylor will retain his
position as Manager and will ably as
sist the business, as he is we'll and
favorably known in the undertaking
business for p years in Chicago. Mr.
Taylor has been with the Green I'm
dertaking firm for eight years, and is
we'll acquainted with the superb man
ner which brought them success. Nj
Tavlor is a member of Royal Eagle
Lodge No. o. F. and A. NJ, Sparta
! Lodge No. 774s, q. u. o. o. F, and
a member of Patriarch No. 10.
Ehe Management most cordially so
licits the good will and patronage OF
all former friends of the Company,
and insures the public that in the near
future they contemplate giving them
an up-to-date. modern funeral home.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-18
PHILLIPS
DOWN HYDE
PARK, 1913

In 4 detc4uncd effort % gel sweet
revenge Tor their 81 defeat at the
hands OF HYDE Park earlier in the sea
son and at the same time elinchlns
their place IN the semi-hnals, the last
Nendall Phi4lp', quiutctte emerged
victorious orcr HYDE Parl, Friday
afternoon at Phillip, Gymnasium in
What was undoubtedly the best and
most spectacular contest ever staged
on the local floor II was anybody :
game until the final whistle in fact ii
was one OF those games where the
slightest break OF luck or misllap Is
likely 10 change victory into defeat
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-18

Those who love their city best are
those who strive TO make it best.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-18
Too Much Spears

In a determined effort TO gain an
advantage left undecided when the
two teams staged 1910 tie earlier
IN the season, the Wendell Philips and
the Tilden Heavys staged one of the
best games ever played in the Tilden
gym, Tuesday afternoon. 1t was a
great game featured with long shots
and close guarding every point reg
isteled was well earned, for the boys
fought desperately, both teams were
out to win at any cost, and not until
the final whistle blew did either con-
cede victory to the other.
Too Much Spears
The most that mghtS be said Of
Spears Philips center IS hardly
enough, time and again with Tilden
leading and fighting desperately to
strengthen their lead it was Spears
who came to the front with basket
after basket putting his team in the
lead. Loften of Philips and Nascows-
Ky of Tilden also starred.
The lightweihts victory came as a
surprise as the Tilden quintette ruled
favorite at the outset. 1t was the
first lightweight win this season. The
boys showed a complete reversal of
form, started fast and was never
overtaken, the final score being 1914
in their favor, This victory makes
Philips undisputed champions of the
central section with right to COM
pete in the finals.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-18
Blanchett a Star

Blanchett, the Hyde Park center,
was the outstanding star OF the game.
Scoring seven OF his tcam'- total OF
nine points was in almost every play,
and once he gained possession OF the
ball was. difficult man TO stop. The
results OF thi, game assures Phillips
a place IN the semi-4lnal,, and win
over riden TUESDAY will carry them
to The finals
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-18

If Christianity prays for universal
brotherhood, it should work for uni
versal organization of industry so as
to make brotherhood possible.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-18

lack Kcarns. Dempsey, manager.
has located a mythical fight promoter
IN England. Wonder ii Marcus car
vey', ship brought the letter over.
Defender A. {. Won all games in
the East but three, reminds Ms NoN
beat all teams in the East. excepting
Boston. New York and Nashiuston
Court decides shimmy is not dane
INC because the same space Is occa-
pied continuously. Wanted \ nc@
name for bicycle racing.
Ii the fighter who beats VIII, con
tend, he is colored heavyweight
champion lack does the trick what
will Dem-Sey2
Ray Pierson in the Chicago Daily
Tribune is staging a series Oh myth
zeal bouts between present and former
star battlcrs. What about Caesar
Hiudcnburg confab, Ray;
Washington OF Englewood looks
Ike another Howard Drew, the
young,ter stepped out and Won the 50
and 220-yard run Saturday in easy
fashion from field OF fayorites.
Phillips to play in finals Is cope, but
beating Crane is something else again.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-18
As Sure as Death

This Company manufactures Baskets.
For it's patronage it has the colored under
takers of America. If death is sure to come
and we know that it is--then this Com
pany will be compelled to serve its people.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-18

ignorance is bad, but ignorance of
being ignorant is thousand times
worse
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-20
SHERRARD
Church asrvic~


i'fcnHant mn At. H., church Sunday
school nj 10 II. IN. j.. j. Carney. super.
iniondout. Al that timo the annual
! election or officers will DO hsld.
! Preaching at IL by tho plHtor, 4. u.
J bennett. % ult
\ pcriea OF meeting was Announced
! (" begin at sit oft"et on Tuesday eve
; nlnE. hut was postponed on account Of
| Tho serious Illness al Roy. sBeRnsttb
! lhthuT,
Til'fG WIN he preaching at MI oliyat
bunhny nvrniUE ~ f'hO,
Alien Grows Presbyterian church.
Humdny hrhooI NJ y, IA, virginia TAI
hort .aHHstiHtsHdeHt
Entertainments n
Edward lt"n", rrnhontlnE ths laht
nuInluf az tho 1hrITht1 community Dt-
t0HHt ""HFHo Ia tta H'hooi auditorium
Nuudny "vruinE, Wnvo m hour and y
mir uC most oKrnllrni nntcr tRihnl0ht,
curing this time no presented hgrfrH
II u4nElrHl wnHhnig. Of silver tricks per-
formed with perfect skill, lilo hhh the
lnrg"u audience Of the EsnEon. and sp-
rnrcttiy pf"nroi all prcsdHt with his
nrc OF deception. ~. Is.
Tho course which was nm experiment.
This year. hnH boon u decided succcss
gpcIally, educationally and financially,
gnd VIII undoubtedly bo con, ucd on
ihn Famo plan noxt year, extra
number free 10 fh0Ss who ht seasoH
tlCkcta. VIII I've given by Eub, knoa,
II we'll known entertainer OH harch ~.
Tho suvtngs account plan being In
PRODUCED into IL" SheITard school
WcaI, ago Is meeting with much favor
among the pupils and patrons and
number Of accounts have already bcon,
started. ~.
Ladies' AID Socisty.
Mrs Willard Hicks very pleasantly
entertained the Ladies' Aid society at
her home. OH Wednesday. Mt noon. q
splendid dinner WAS served To the fol.
lowing members and friends: Mrs.
John Strauh. Mrs Alex Hood Mrs A.
G Myers; Mrs l.. Null, Mrs BIinkman.
\. r. Bennett RS Emma White. Mrs.
Earl Huss. Mrs Orna Bonar Mrs Ms
Schmick. Miss Doilte carnahnn, Mrs.
Lon Eromer. Mrs. ChaA. Rick Mrs.
Geo. Marble Mrs; Geo. Schmidt Ma.
Miss Evelyn Myers Ruth and Helen
Prinkmnn and Master George E Mar
shsrrard Briefs.
Miss Bcuih Snedeker has returned
ftcr weeks visit to friends In Pitts.
burgh. 80
on Friday evening. January q. the
Young Peoples society Of tho Beshle.
hem Union Sundy school chapel will
give play entitled, Tho Light Brig
Mrs. Z. c. Klnges Is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. George sfnch at Belmont, q.
Rev. a. r. Bennett IN in McMechop.
called there by tho serious illness Ct
his father.
Miss Jean White will entertain the
r. D. l.. club at hor home next Thufsday
evening
Mrs Emil Ehlkreuth very pleasantly
the Ladies' club at her home
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. H. i. Cook and Mrs. F. kiEer
arrnt Wednesday the gud OF Afa.
Walter Miller OF Twenty-mAth street. !
Wheeling.
Tho Ladies' AID socieaty OF Pleasant
iii church will meet at tho M. T..
church parsonage next "Wednesday.
Wheeling.
The Sherrard Improvement club
will be entertained at tho homo Of Ma
liTam Drum next Monday night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-20
HEALTH Talks
By John ID Huber AM.MD /
MORE ASTHMA

Which In tho best Ctimat" for an
asthma palicnt--Calilurnla or Colorado
Answer Please don't ask me Ia play
fHyOrit"S ns to climates. especially with
relation 10 asthma. Climate plays Il
great part In tho DEVELOPMENT OF nsth-
ma and her" the matter Is aimHSt
wholly one Of id!psynrraHy 81 pr"u-
liaritv In the Individual Extremes Or
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS dryncSs or, on
the other haud, excessive m"istur"-
or II thunder stnrm may tnducr TIN"
seizure There arc those who suffer
from dampneas. combined with either
heat or cold. and those who are c"1c"-
tally affected by clear atmosph"rca In
which there Is not sufficient change Of
air. as In deep valleys and thick Forests
In tho latter case breeze #rrinstng
up VIII relieve tho attack.
Tho family physician will do wonders
for asthma Ivy treating all Catarrhs. OBJ
structlons and the like, OF the upper
air passages. Dust ts 10 be avoided;
also any ono odor that has been l"4nd
by experience to bring on II seizure must
be avoided.
Various climates may 10 tried. One
which Is cQuablc. fairly dry. OF mOd"r-
ate altitude and fairly dust-frCc will bc
right tn many cases. bat not In AL. TIA
many cases Il climate of "a opposite sort
TO that which Tho patient hna been lIN-
ing In win relieve him Thus when TIA"
patient has been living In u
m0lnI 'llhmlo. "a dry one viii hclr him
the hsihnrnHtts VIII" has lived Ia hnt
NAV #" wtfi at tha HaaHh"fu tHdlY
pHn4gh. iLr ali "r 'lilrr quits many
rnrfrIrtn better then lhr l,uIo Iurnl all
Ibnmrutr- Ia ulr a. rail Ia Not InN"i
able rsnoInIly r"I nrIhuInil,n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-20
The New Generation
A WEDDING THAT CREATED ENPY
BY Jane Phelps

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"'id ." h0rH"Ir knowing now what i"So
"''""t
Ih" w"dal"E wan a"l"' '"" H"'r "
I'N h''hdh ana 'h" i"I"''"F. ala"
i'" IN Tod l"h'"ry '"n""h"d ""l"
'r"""nt Margaret h'd bought Ion" u
ne" ii" Il within Th" unl''Iy n''"pi"d -
" "'' /" MnrE"'"'r "ntpI7" "nh' nN"
h"'rd nor toll t"d. "h" hut c""Idi
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~. but was hnrtil - hrr a utlIn While
ngo. and thought pcrnnpn ahc would
feel badly &c | refused to wear It"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-20

or" enjoyment In doing this with n
sympathetic Conpnui"u ana that In why
an elderly couple who have both
learned T." get tn, most Out 81 old age
al" such IL buautlfW sight bat even
" h"H "H" hta tu one t. share II with
ms hahii can ElAr a 4ol 81 AArtlHea4
Just An We Enjoy the Theatre.
The change Ia lhr forms al pleasure
lh"l nic nHIui0i cad pu-rihla as uus
r"""u- fran mLddt" mo int" tho lnlu,
= - o. s.,t"'thjtF tlhr tho ,hnmRo fn
t"E"rh g." tho thrriru iAuI uHn whu roc :
- rt"hi h'nI la u,ir' lu rora Through ~
hra' "u' a I"y Ia tho ihcplIo 10 al,nunI
"uilr"Iy M "iu"il"unl Joy ono In made
." f'"l tho otu"iluuH that tho n,Iura arc
HtmW"tt"r ~ nnf hi. hrwo,aI ono
"tura }" inhh u iinnfrHt kl,th HF fHcna
~" ~ tho lhrniro. "no roullE"r Il 90 mn
ut, ono nupio, i,icH all tho InlrIrn,n
"EIll IN N" rurlgluP - ~" play md Ia
~" n'tiuR - II On" ,nuu"i log, uu
g"'{ #" tt"r"rtrhlY SO ut Hrut. nuf ,rf
IL" pleasure In IT, way ~ Just ~ great
think ov"ry"no who Is approaching
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-20
SIDE TALKS
by Ruth Cameron
WHAT ARE WE MORE AFRAID OF THAN
DEATH?
DEATH L?


II seems to me that most ,uuug and
msdle-ng-d people are more afraid Of
old age than they are 81 death
The fact Mac born Ia upon ruc very
STRONGLY a trN wrrt,s npu uau urg,a-
i4aPrrs all nsrr lAr ."4uIgy tA9.Hl.l.d
the L,.t mat il.,. l,uut. beauty nuI So
ciety v"m,,u. Ma '...ui i,.l d,.,d at
tho ,"unrty ,.ur vIl., pIrrlug ,Mr
luaI a. aho h.,i coached tn~ rtuIh h"lr
The comment rto,. where "uu,rg nay
Fttofris gtH tAla
"Wh hat i,nut.ruI .r,. ,u ,Ilr NJ
ri,hucao ne vunEu,p- t,, uid orc IIng
lucky rhr Wa"
Now Lucky ahs wauI
oyornndn owe, r,rIu mat l,,, motto &C.,
,cno,t.d st,ot.,.t ,,hit, rh, .n,fd rtift
d, thIaga and .nln. lrs A,.sy lucky
aha ur,u ln mo nll ngo'
WIZ do y,e dread nId arc pn- Ntc
tn.rr o., tnIr,a worth ,IuIr. tIrt enc
,..n In yh,, ono has passed tho nr,Iy,,
yrarn' what tu T. We nrn ~ terribly
afraid - fr rlt nEo'
70 nnysrr my lrSt question first. /
have an ilra that one thinp We greatly
fear - NO, h"lng needed Wc hnyc an
seen Older urnrlN whom nt,hndy needed
they were trraotd kindly hut they knew
that they w"y" not necessary TO anyone.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-20
Chapter 80.

Chapter 20.
Margaret remained with Joan until
the afternoon shadows closed tn. au'
then isft. peaceful II not happy Sh'
left Jonn In gay mood. Some OF hei
friends had Dropped Ia. and never cuulo
Margaret recall ihu tina" when h"i
daughter had showed such rrId" Ia h"'
us when rhu tutd them ~ her heiH. thai
nhe corrected her HttltIea
"Mumrln DOCS the drudEory for nae
tho part haze. nho told Martha i''rd
Ina.
4 wouldn't d. a. Ara Hayden Aho.u
tut lnzy Mako hor du II roraolI"
what are nth"rn Tot. Martha. II h"'
10 hrIpr'' Margaret ankod aud J"nu
stopped what Hhn wan doing I"nE enough
20 Rlvo hor hug Tint omhrnr" wnH
with Margaret IN Vito VAT Ia lho thNl "n
hcr way home III" bright young fn'"
framed iu tH golden rut's wha hc3"'"
her. The happlHoHa that Hh"no In h"r
eysp brought n lltrl" gottSraCtl"n I" h'r
own m Eho whispered
II did rlghi Til" llltlO dnrlluE''
uut At homo other thoughts tntrmdcH
and obHtrudrd rteht aho had 4"
Happiness. her dctcrnl natlon to "Npr"r-
herself IA sho longsd 10 do. her love for
Craig FORESTER
Almost 'ehc was tempted 10 so back
tu the country. 10 once moro tax" nj
the homety duties Of her old ifc. Then
she realized aha could not. john was
here. Here she would. she must remain
because or Joan II for no other rcoBOn.
Il was only passing thought. Mar
Earet never had been 40 happy AZ IN her
pretty apartment with tho friends who
mad" much 81 hey. aud som" Of th.'m
she learned 10 love" And she know Joan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-20

gccond limo In tho Ohio Valley hospital
Wheeling. IL getting along nicely.
HiIly. son Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Withrow OF 9Th street. Is confined 70
the house With mumps.
Mrs. WILDER Blllingsley daughter.
Ruth and Miss Clara Milhoan, of Rush
Kun. o. viHited Thursday at the home OF
Nj and Mrs Fred Colin. OF 2t6h street
Q. j. keyes OF the West Virginia
Pittsburgh Coal Co.. wns q business Wis
itUr in pittsburgh Pa Thursday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-20
TAX or 4ALLAHT1r
Y. w. O. a. Campaign Eas Vowel yVo-
gram in Collecting YAnAS

New York. Jan, le,---nalinntry 10 N
leo lhAod In tho Harriet Judhoh r, w,
r. A. IN brooklyn.
The girls announced today thst In
order /" got contributions In the y. w,
= A fnnd campaign. luxury tag Of
10 cents a head would Ia lnvied on malls
"n1t"rs. T'nrhn1tengnd poHsnHHfon 81 y
T"Fn VIII cant 20 con'u: SOFAS for four,
II "nntu for narh visitor.
RI" girls admitted that Horns cA1iera
might try 20 hent tho tax by Issuing
tnvftnttona TO tho movies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-20
Answer to Yesterdays

The diagram shows how the doughnut
Is made to produce seven pieces from
ono BtralGht cut. True enough, the sew
cnth piece f. no more than that little
hump that obtrud"S across the line.
It's piece nevertheless. and VIC must
Md Il In thh Intal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-20

rnnnlo hurst 10 CALLED The Female
%. Henry" Hhs hnu written ofHht nov.
eleilas. all RtRriiluglY viva ana candid,
remarkable Tor o""ry qualify that ansa
10 croatia HrlppinU 'mtaraHt, The Tutsl-
iigsHosr has thtair"d exclusive ruhif-
oAtlnucntiun rirhL In this city ana will
pr"Hsnt tho FANNIE hurst nOvslntiau TO
tE r"RN"rn ON tn" feature page. begin
nlnU Tunndny.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-20
BRAIN TESTS
By SAM LLOYD
Minutes 30 Answer This.

NN'TINIT W lH
Tako n gl"bular body. add large
floating vcsa"i subtract htEh-hyins
bird. add large nan-P0!s0R0AF serpent
that brushes It's prey In It's folds and
the resulting letters Will 'Vpcll the name
Of tho dIgc0vcrer of tho worlds largest
knIy f,f ,cr
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ANN Active llitln Elrla llho com
T"rluhlc dIrunor. ru' h M 'hlE m"hol y.
lualrpl"r Thiu rlyl" In lin" f"r all
wash mnt"rinin, nni Tor gorge. EHh"t
d}He HHltIHF, taf"th. p"plln hnh JoIh"}
cloth.
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> yards OF 3G-tn"h material
A pattern "f thlH IlluFiratlon mailed
10 my ndhrcsH on receipt of IL cents
I'm coin or stamps.
Write name and address plainly. Snnd
IL cents To- Tho lntrlliCcnccr office.
Wheeling. ". Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-20
Public Sale

Tho cHocts Of th" ftnh berg Coal Com
pnny and the DnhlhorR 1lrnp AnIn com
pank wcro digpuFcd Of ut public auction
on Wednesday, and brought excellent
prices IT In understood that Fd Brozlla
will takc over tho gHrnE" for operation
This haH not been confirmed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-20
Tn.pro vsnients

THO f'"trrtH t.iuuhtuE Company n In
rfnfinr II new heating. Fy8t"H IN Tho
court huuro. rho lniorior Of ~" circuit
court r""m viii ala" bc given rorrral
r"n,n "f paint bofHro III" Spring term
DuNuu
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1922-12-14
SAD DEATH AT PICAYUNE

The many friends Of Mr.. Mike
Grice, Of Picayune, Supervisor Of
the Southern road, are sympathiz-
ing with him in the death of his
daughter last week.
She had just entered her six
teenth year and was lovely girl
and an earnest Christian character
and a general favorite among her
school fellows and friends.
The great Concourse of friends
in attendance at the funeral, which
was held at New Palestine Church
on Sunday, attested the affection
in which she was held, and the high
esteem Of the people of the entire
community for Mr.. Girce.