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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-27

NJ EEING the world through a mail order
Va catalogue is the only view many of the
~ mountaineers in the Cumherlands and
Smokes ever get of the doings and
.sspsaings in the country lyon side of the
nountsins." These spring and fall editions
ass picture everything from shoe laces to
sgos are the only windows through which the
sellers in the distant coves and lonely clear
ses can get q look at the fads and fashions:
e inventions and improvements of the times.
Away up the mountain sides and back in
he hollows where the rural carriers make
sly about three trips week every family
rts at least one catalogue, and most of them
ire on the mailing lists of three or four of
he larger mail -order houses. That is the
uuntry where catalogue is literature.
Where there happens to be house near the
gadside with cold spring or a good well
! lie mail man dismounts and talks SPELL
MESS everybody is in the fields. He usually
tops for dinner with somebody along the
say, and he is coveted guest, for he gives
lis host the benefit of the news he has ac-
1 simulated along the way.
4 One morning-11 o'clock is dinner time-he
\ sapped at Uncle Zeke Viewpoints.
\ sHowdy, Pryor" called Uncle Zeke and went
\ eat to the fence. "You better put yore horse
H in the stable out o the flies an have bite
( / dinner with u.s.
a This invitation was accepted without any
: ado since that had been Pryor's intention all
a lie time.
q Alec Powell's boy Jake fest come back
"a ram CHATTANOOGA yastardaxr,, hara, A.
4 nail carrier as they came up on the porch.
b Hits amazin' to hyear him tell about the
#aryin's-on down thar. He says them folks
e own thar is jest agoin' everywhere in them
"a Automobiles. Jest settin' thar a-riding along
#a purity an no sign of horse er mule
H pull EN-, Jake says"
Isl Yeah, ! seen a heap o. them in the new
TEX you fetched last week. observed the
! q nan, cutting generous chew from his
ag Of tobacco.
n The human family jest materially never
sa intended fer to travel tibet fast. The
ord gev us mules an steers an horses fer
1n an drivin', an eff He'd aimed fer as
Fl 60 twenty er thirty mile an hour He'd
made horses so'se they could git over the
rOnn' thet brisk They's agoin' to be sight
4 them folks killed. New; mind whut tell
On. When men gifts to maxim them thar
IN machines an SIGH like they're a-fixin'
git powerful stuck on themselves an fer
CT the Lord | think heap times thet's
Faat caused this turr'ble war; folks wuz just
gittin' so wicked some kind of destruction
I'D to be sent on the world
n I see Whar they's been a sight of fever
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-27

String beans, always, from June to Octo-
Der, cooked two hours or more with a piece
Of ''streaked side' for seasoning; potatoes, put
in On top about half an hour before the bears
were boiled dry corn usually cut off the
cob and fried tomatoes onions, cucumbers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-27

az. eroun Seems like mighty nigh all the
1, ~ n THIS new book is got their hair
ps Sickness is powerful bad
/ H, ~ q .ioWed Their warn'I no way Of stop
~ Is lever till it run its course.
- aressin' the women's got nowadays is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-27

The smail-order man. has caused consider
able "divment' through the mountains as
son11 of tks disappointed SWANS have found
out. Wearing & stiff collar and a tie is a
Sabbatss agony whie.s only a mar much in
low coph endure and forsaking '.galluses"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-27

air gun that would shoot BIB shot bit thai
cost more money than they had After al.
their mother took their savings and ordered
them some winter woolens.
But they can always find plenty Of material
for amusement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-10

ID rho color scheme will be pink
,,,org those invited are: Mary VIZ
i;a,,. Virginia RemkC. Alice "enzI'CH'
ITas,nr Murray. H:ldia WcidneT' Saran
D,I1cv Snrah Golden. Helen SharP'
r,aaro- Hood. Margaret Webb poro'"S
>r,rsr Helen Emsley. Gladys NoE'e-
Anna Louise Nestman Dolores
Tbon,s william Cofrey. Alexander NC
>t;,l,r Inho Sheets Junior Meyn, rTea
uoyue Harry Henderson. Ray mona
IorLumson. Ralph BargneT ChaF''s
tones Richard Mcnamara. Heo'se
Scbn.u George \es;man ana C"no'"
Thrall.
Dick Reed IS getting along nicely
ar,er having Ms tonsils removed
Mrs r n. Beck has returned to heC
bo,ns m Ohio avenue after unuers"."s
an operation in the O. '. g. hoSp''a''
G. 4 Porterheld is on business "'P
to Cincinnati. r,.,
Ms Leue Smith and children Heien
ana Robert. will return TO their nome
!, West Alexander th's week a''e' ''S''
iny relatives on SiAteenth street,
4. I. I.inv!ile IS a visitor N Morgan
town. W. Va. ,,,- .r.
MIS- 7 K Aithouse and children have
returned from an e%tcnueo ''S'' WAN
relatives in columbus. Q.
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ Conor' OF seven
c.,h street. will leave Saturday Tor
=, automobile "trip to New YORK.
Joseph whitman will return to his
home in Rochester. y. Y, the natter par
or the week after making extensive re-
,airs a. tho L. S Fiber Box company.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gilmore are the
vun,,s y, relatives in Fairmont.
Mrs, walter Golden and daughters o,
Ssyen,eeuth street. are the guests oil
friends in Pittsburgh.
w II Morgan was Pittsburgh VS.
itor Yesterday. While in that cltF Mr
Morgan arranged to bring na'H l"r
Lincoln Memorial News reel "n'Vn VII
-, ~, Cor m. bench, OF the people OF
Uo-wood Thursday. Friday and Satur.
day nights. The lincoln Memorial rec
10 considered one OF the finest reels the
Pathe News has produced.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-10


Mrs 9; \ po~;Crield will Re hostess
to 4 nunb Der Of her friends a. her home
on Rjchland avenue at a luncheon IN
honor OF her sister, Anna Klein, Of Her
k!mcr. y Y. who IS her quest, After
the luncheon the usual pastImes vii!
be enjoyed.
Missionary Meeting
The Womcn's Nj ssionary society o.
the Lutheran church held their monthly
meeting lase evening at the home o.
Miss Marie Hofreutcr on Warwood ave-
rue. Several; matters OF important bust
ness were taken up after Which a So
cial ;ime was enjoyed.
Corn Roast
The mems club OF the Presbyterian
church have everything In readiness cor
their corn roast this evening. All the
men OF the church are cordially invited
t. come ont and have a good time
NJ A. NJ. Ridgley has charge and IS
doing his BIZ" % make e successful
Corn Roast
Quite \ number OF local people en-
j"ycI = corn roast a. Willow Shoals
bathing beach last evening The affair
Was given ~ NJ and Mrs. Frank Miller
a. WarU God avcGue. As this IS one Of
the local sports OF TIE season. the affair
was wc@ attended.
Lawn Fets
\ lawn fcte will he given By the
jewel department; o. the Lutheran Sum
dty school Thursday evening. Aug. u.
Ice cream. cake. candy. sof. drinks and
al the other usual things will be on
sale. Everyone Is invited 20 attend
Won CharnpdonBh1p
TIE girls baseball team OF the War
we'd playground won The championship
a. che Fairgrounds Yesterday az the
has eball tournament at the Island play
ground. Warwood defeated Wilson
twice. Clark and the Island play
grounds and thus won the champions
ship.
Lawn Party
Miss Martha Alexander will eaterta'n
nurnhe~ ~ her friends al her home
o. Eighteenth street this evening with
lawn PARTY. The lawn will be beau
tifu!,y decorated with Japanese Ian.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-10

parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John N. Henry
o. Twenty-scVenth street.
Mrs. Mary Patterson. OF Elm Tres
Farm. near Golfers, W. Va, was calling
on Wellshurg friends TUESDAY
Mrs. j. ~ Ch&rnock is visiting at inc
home Of her daughter. Mrs. j. W.
Rodgers. or Grafton. Ia.
MRS. Harry link and children. poro-
thv. Eleanor and Harry, Jr., OF Steuoen-
willie. o.. are visiting NJ the nome OF
Mrs. links parents. Mr.. and Mrs Emery
Jacobs. OF Thirteenth street. MIS-
Jacobs Is slowly improving from re-
cent illness. -
Miss Leah Bane. OF Main street Ia
home from Salisbury, Pa. where she
attended the Presbyterian conference
Miss Marie Lazear. Of Tenth street.
visited in wheeling Wednesday.
+ G, Amspoker and daughter. MISS
Helen. OF near Cliftonville. W. Va. ~ere
business visitors in WeilsourI "edheS-
day morning.
Nr= I.uCicn Brown. OF Yankee street.
left "Wednesday morning FOR few days
visit Mt the hame OF her sister, Mrs.
Fred l.. Hall. OF Oberl!n. q.
Mrs. Herbert Ralph and daughter
Miss Gold!c OF Twcnty-fourh stree
left Wednesday for a visit with rela-
tives in Columbus and other parts or
Ohio.
Mrs. Sarah Maloy visited in Wheeling
Wednesday afternoon.
Misses F1ossie Nellie and Leslie
Strickling OF Bethany pike. were among
the shoppers in Wcllsburg Wednesday
morning.
II. II. Rhome. OF Charles street. LETT
Wednesday afternoon for visit at the
home OF his brother. John. OF Bristory
Green county. O.. who. with his family
will leave in 2 short time 10 make their
home in California.
MIR. and Mrs. E. F. Tarr. Of Pleasant
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-10
WELLSBURG
City Council.

City Council.
CITY council met on Tuesday even
ing and estimated the city levy which
was finally placed at II cents or re-
ducttcn Of II cents. Members or the
Water Board appeared before council
and requested the usual appropriation
Of $4,000 but this was denied on motion
bv councilman Leibfarth. who further
moved that the $4,000 be appropriated
for distribution as follows:
Fire Dept. ................. So"uV
Streets ................... .*-oOO
CIty Property 5000
The Wcllsburg Independent School
Board was unable to complete their
levy on Tuesday evening. but F.. A.
Sheets member OF tho board stated,
when interviewed. that he felt reason
ably certain that the levy would not
exceed $50. Last year It was $3.50.
coronsrB Verdict Reached.
The coroners jury which Investigated
the Cllftonville mine battle have con-
rluded their work but the verdict was
kept secret for reasons which are Deem
ed proper.
MIR. and Mrs Ros Walker and family.
OF FollanSbce. spent the week end as
guests Of Mr.. and rms. Robert +. Park,
Of Washington pike.
Rev. and Mrs r. T. Andrews arc re-
fo,ciny over the arrival OF 2 ten pound
baby boy, John Porter. born yesterday
afternoon IN the Presbyterian Hospital.
Piitsburh Pa.
Albert Williams. ticket agent n thH
p. G. c. & ST. l.. L. Il. office. rs spend
ing his vacation with his parents. at
South Olive. Q.
Mrs. 4. C. Morris. Of jefferson coun
". o. was We!lsburg shopper We'd
nesday.
Miss Margaret conn. ~ Mononald.
Pa. Is visiting friends and realities in
WellsbuGR.
Mr.. and Drs. H. G Emig. daughter
Mss Frances, and Mrs. ,Emigs sister.
Mis- Emma Voglcr. OF North Main street
left Wednesday morning in their car
for a two weeks recreation trip TO Al
lantic Cay. New York and other east
ern points.
Miss Anna McClintock. o! Charles
street. is spending few days AZ the
home Of her aunt, Mrs. Edward Jones'
Of StcubenvilIc. ..
Mrs r. Il. Foster, or bethany. was
a WeIIsburS business visitor wednesday,
morning
Mrs Louis Briggs aud ch.idrcr. OF
Eighth street HAY" returned HON" TO-
a three weeks Nisi, at Grand View
Farm.
Lorraine Henry. of Homecoming. Md
is visiting at the homo Of his grand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-10
LARGE CLASS TO
Be INIT IA tx D
Toilet water Club wiz Take In Many
Candidates Prior to Picnic.

Initiation Of a large class Of candi-
5.,ea into the Toilet Water club Will
,,ks place this evening at the Pyihian
castle Twenty.Seyenth and Chaphhe
streets.
This initiation has been especially
arranged FOR members or the h'Sck
Prince lodge No. ~. VII" are In g"ou
standing and who wish I" attend inc
moonlight picnic and corn roast 10 oe
-, nv the members OF the Toilet
Va,cr ,lub on Saturday night =, the
Ohio county Home Farm near Eoney's
Point.
A caravan OF autos W illleaHe the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-10
Notice to Contractors

The Building Committee OF the
Masonic Temple Co. Of Wellsburg.
W. Va. viii receive sealed proposals
until IL noon Tuesday Sept. 5th.
1879. for the erection Of a Masonic
Temple at welisburg. w. Va.
Revised plans and specified lions
can he seen az the office Of VI. l..
wells. Architect Banking and Trust
Building. WellshurE W Va
The Committee reserves the right
to reject and or all bids.
Mark bids Proposal for building"
and file same with the Secretary
THE MASONIC TEMPLE co.
l.. \ ptiLER. President.
q. r. BUCHANAN. Secretary.
Auzlol Wc.lsbUrG. ". Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-10

avenue are home from 10 days trip
10 Buffalo " Y. Niagara Falls. Detroit
Mich. Hamilton. Canada and other
points, returning home via Columbus. o..
Mrs. william Coftman. o. S'euoen-
Vile, o. Is a guest AZ the home OF Mrs.
Daniel Thompson. OF Main street.
Mrs. Samuel II. Hubbard daughter
Elizabeth and son David. OF Washington
pike, and Mrs Hubbard's sister. Mrs.
Charles Crothers. and family. OF Tay-
lorstown. Pa. left Wednesday morning
by automobile for few days visit
with Ohio rcla tives.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-10
@HAlRE HAS TWO
MYSTERIOUS FIRES
ELK GRAND THEATRE DAMAGED
TO EXTENT OF 81. ooo-BR1D9E
ALSO AFrRE.

10 o'clock the department was called
20 the Union street bridge. 20 eNtinGu-
f>h.a Sigh, blaze which hrcmen were
Unuhle 20 account for.
Tho equipment had just returned from
rrs bridge fire when All apparatus was
called 70 the Ei&-t;raud theatre. where
'hc stage was aAre The flames were
roHtined 10 the stage. bur damage from
rvc and watc~ amounted :" about 5000
The building was empty at the time.
~ afternoon performances only are
given. eNceH, on Saturdays. An emplOye
~ the picture house was in the theatre
p, SO. but a tar as known no one en-
tered aftcrward prior - the are.
The building Is owned by the Eih
Eufld'nE association and the theatre OPP
Grated by the SpragG Amusement Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-10

OF. A member OF the cast Kept II as
souvenir.
Mix finally had to stop his exhibit
ton TO continue making the flm story
For Big Stakes" which VII! open Mt
the Plaza theatre all this week Patsy
Ruth Miller Is the leading woman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-10
WAkWUUOD

TEENS fsr this column may DO left
RS MeNanara'B Drug store for MISS
ElIZaosth Mcclure, correspondent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-10
PLAZA THEATRE

Six bullets were fred In rapid sue
cess!on. and all OF them bored holes
In sombrero. tossed In the air, be-
fore the hat reached the ground. Tom
Mix, tho Fox star. did this on Dot
while waiting to mako some scenes
for his latest picture, For Big
Stakes" The felt headEear showed
six separate holes-and Tom collected
He then did some shooting from the
hip with similar success; this time tho
targets were teacups. The last ono
OF the six just had the handle nipped
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-10
REX THEATRE

The play. THE Sign on the Door al
the Rex theatre this week IS doing
capacity business with Mt!l'cent Haniey
in the leading role. The play. new to
,heatregoers. has hit the mark. and the
Wheeling girl has shown her shown her
friends lust what she can do in a big
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-10

play. Next week she will play out
cast" which was Elsie Ferguson's star
ring vehicle. and II is being made into .
picture at Hollywood with Miss Fergu-
son in the title role. Tonight Is pay
night" at the Rex and everyone attend
ing Will receive pay envelope and see
real entertainment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-10

Pythian Castle on Saturday evening al
o'clock for the picnic grounds, C. r
Braunlich will install a portable farm
lighting system on the grounds ana
Chriss Hartman. superintendent OF the
county home and a Pythtan with
Tolle; Water degree. will welcome the
pICniCkerS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-10
LIBERTY DISTRICT
SETS TAX LEVY

\, the special meeting o, the Liberty
district school board. held Yesterday
rStevnooN IN the office OF Secretary I
Patterson. the tax levy for the fiscal
year vas rxcd Sl.oG a reduction OF 20.
cents against las, years which was
us
The levy was divided as follows:
High school teachers fund ..........l1
HiSn Schoo, maintenance tund.......lS
Elementary teachers fund ..........to
Elementary maintenance fund. .....l3
New building fund .................c
Tc;al ..........,>r...l.03
The National leader., 1922-05-01

These people have themselves the
ton, "s birth 2" earth
again reduce them the level of the thoughess and needless
people who bring children world without knowing how
they will be provided for The sole question at issue
keeny in the prvations and of their children shall
be allowed to share the knowledge which should make possible
comfort and happiness their also-E A. L., At
water, Mnn
ANSWERS III. p. r."
quiet after reading H RS letter He is better
says-gle all the farmer and his wife. Let the rich
discussion in the Leader by all about birth control
than to have brought into this world that die in infancy
20. B. L., Stanley, N. D.
SHOULD GET INFORMATION
Our woman page is certainly Frightening What is
the object those people who tell the overburdened and
mothers to raise large amiles Do they boys
make make fodder do they still want to oyecrowd the
slave market The mothers ought to investigate and
how her child without decent clothes
aot imagine happy Lite for her child with such
@ Until she knows all about birth control Among the better
sSn0 # our system changes in the future that
plenty of happy mothers who will welcome their babies Do
not the who this has children. have
large family.--P. F., Nicollet, Mimi.
The National leader., 1922-05-01
CRITICIZES MALE ATTITUDE

You right in opening columns discussions on
in the fact that there should discussion
Is possible that think wives than their
cows? governs his animals with reason
what happens to his brain the house The
sickness and death by abuse blessing
ducton Men. will continue beast until
BURNS LEADER PAGES
the woman will be far better to
devote that to something useful control
for in the coming campaign have burned of these
They leading pagan and it people don't know
which work salvation and Chs A eays M woe Is
the that has DESTROYED hern when account
in this every work out his own savation
Christ loved the and said that easy for camel
to walk through needles man to enter heaven
BELIEVES DISCUSSION HELPS
ing whole instead of letter It, is peasnre
to know that people who write good letters and
discussion of is good one Whv can not Il h
@ discussed in any paper? Of take way
e1 sat as we Me as find eaanIR an
those folks who my aee
One tells that the great Cbr;st;an
churches against birth control Who the head of this
gospel Stepped on the brink Of d o bear nSe fas
or poison % n gas fGdder "a My mother died at she
against M9 the ab 'he aw to fer
and uncertain health afterwards Consequently did not NOT
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The National leader., 1922-05-01
EDITORS NOTE

On this and the succeeding page we print
the last of the letters on birth control that
we will be able to print. We printed full
pages of them in the last issue and the one
before that, and it is time to close the debate.
A few letters will be left out, the ones re-
ceived latest. Practically all those too late
to print are for birth control. The discussion
has been carried on on high plane. Nothing
has been printed that could possibly offend
anybody, except possibly the editor, who
"got the dickens" from few readers for
permitting free speech on this subject In
the next issue Mary Gray will have an article
summarizing the arguments made on both
sides of the question, and that will close the
matter. 1t has been worth while, we think,
to hear both sides of this question, which
many big women's magazines and news
papers are discussing. We hope
nobody's feelings are hurt.
The National leader., 1922-05-01

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The National leader., 1922-05-01
The Final Letters on Birth Control
DON'T WANT RACE SUICIDE


DON'T WANT RACE SUICIDE
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The National leader., 1922-05-01

nave h read @ % our paper quite lot about birth control It
have have TOO to small family to bring suicide but what
" -'
The National leader., 1922-05-01
IMPORTANT SUBJECT TO WOMEN
NOW PRACT1CED GENERALLY

NOW
lhe production OF number of offspring
ascompaned by the giving to them of the minimum amount
holds with mankind just it does with lions.
graauay dl1nhes the number of offspring until
1emae instead OF spawning by the Million
the mother of single cub mankind however physical
constitution has not kept with the
reason and education and is called in check
production with its toorapd rate to be
parental ; care This parental care has to
man m shares With all living creatures sufficiently ad
Of maternal love that inspires the defend the
children she already has against the overcrowdng which
result from the intrusion of mouths to be
the curamen of education opportunity follow
when four children must be provided
tos only fair subsistence for three three
ha can only cover the wants of Birth
heed IN ct Of happy homes Of the educated
classes OF the thrifty middle class and of the intelligent