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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-30
THIEVES TAKE JEWELS
AND OTHER ARTICLES
FROM FUGATE HOUSE

The home of Thomas E. Flu
gate, 105 East Coal avenue, was
entered Monday night during the
absence of the family, and the
intruder got away with iewelry
and other articles, including sew
eral gold rings, a gold bracelet.
a handbag, manicuring set,
three razors and revolver. The
thieves got in through the front
door
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-30
COCHITI INDIAN BUYS
FIRST CAR IN PUEBLO

Marcial Quintano. governor of
the Cochiti Indian pueblo, has
purchased q Ford automobile,
the first one to be owned by an
Indian of the pueblo. The Rio
Grande river is so low at the pu-
ebloj at the present that the gov
ernor has crossed the river bed in
his car and the Indian children
are using it for a wading pool.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-30
LEO GARCIA IS
FOUND MURDERED
ON SHEEP RANCH
Special to The Journal.

Bernalillo, N. NJ, Aug 29.-Leo
Garcia was murdered on his sheep
ranch near here late tonight. ac-
cording to word received here by
Sheriff Mariana Montoya, who lett
Immediately for the scene of the
crime to make an investigation. He
was a nephew of E. G. Garcia and
was we'll known here and In Ber-
nalillo county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24
AUTO Sk[DS OVER ENbANKA0EN1
TWO IN WHEELING HOSPITAL

hon tons The opinion is held, furth.
crmorc. that with car shortage such
factor, any major gains In mining in
accordance with the presidents invita-
ton will be difficult as long as the rail-
road strike persists. What may be ac-
copied accomplished. according to the
view held in some quarters. is certain
gain in output in Pennsylvania and Ohio
which would ease the string on this
more southerly mines and perhaps per-
NIT the diversion OF some Of their coal
10 coast points.
Steel Output Cut
In the slce! industry. II Is estimated
that ingot production has been reduced
by about five percent which puts the
Industry on something like 20 per
cent of capacity basis. Good Judges
consider, however. that the loss may
reach ten per cent by the end OF the
month unless the situation changes
radically. Ohio plants have suffered
worse than those around Pittsburgh a
considerable number Of blast furnaces
having been banked in the. former state.
HuyinE of steel products for future de-
livery meanwhile has been falling off.
consumers being discouraged by the
uncertainties regarding costs and mar
ket conditions Those who have steel
products in the process OF manufacture
are on tho other hand making vigorous
efforts to expedite deliveries.
Coal Loading Lighter
Tar loading statistics also reveal TIE
effects OF the walkout. Thus the toia!
rars loaded during the week ended July
6 amounted to us, 900 cars as compared
win S77 900 cars in the previous week
The decline is partly accounted for by
the holiday. but the total loaded Is 81
oOo cars less than in the week when
included the May 80 holiday. \ part
~ the genera, slackering Of activity
/ might he explained on the basis OF the
mr. summer season: II is quite clear:
however. that the strikes are becoming
serious factors in business ahairS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24
scissored From New Books

"Ev.r,,btnr ,ha, ever gets done a
,.or,a ,s dozen 10y madmcn Men
such as l am. such 1s N"" may I''sS
nlv become. hay" never ach'tNe" ~!
hing We're 200 sar"; We ," m''e'f
reasonable We laCk TIA" human '""'"'
the compelling enthusiastic mama .
v,berayCr the choice has had |" ~
made between the man "i reason ana
the madmAn. the world has "hh'3''"''
,ucIy followed the mailman. f"' "'
madman appeals To what - luA"""''" '
AL 20 passion and the instincts
- yc, wan, TO get men 20 act r"a'
youably. You must set aho"' P'' S."'
;rr than in a maniaCa! manner. Ia"
,ic,a viii come. we mon Of intelligence"
wiz learn TO harness the tnsanitI"s -
IN. service OF rcason. In future, M
men of reason must sec that the mad
ross OF tho worlds rrani2cS - MADE l"
do useful work. like mountain torrent
driving dynamo
Making electricity n light Sw'S'
hotel" said Denis
prom Aldous HIA)Sy's CromN lei!""
"Race-Sulcide." We know. has no e\'
istcncc. Not only = tive race rs a whole
Increasing in number. especially In t1
White branches. but even among IN"
sepAratc national groups Their" IS not
even one civilized people anywhere N
the world that Is decreasing In numh"r
On. the contrary they are all. c"cn
France. increasing at more ar ie~7
rapid rate. go. The high hirih-raI" haS
mean, q vast slaughter OF infants, ~
has meant. moreover Il perHe'uaI oN'
rrrssion Of the workers. disease. star.
Walton. and death Ru1ss the adult pom
ulation; IT has meant. further, blood
thirsty economic competition, m'litar-
SIN. warfare go. 1t IN Or. lnge. the
Dean Of London's Cathedral OF 81
raurs. 4 distinguished chUrchmau and
a, the same time a foremost champion
~ eugenics. who lately expressed the
homo htat the world. especially tive Fu-
, ropean world. would one day real:z"
tn" advantages Of g stationary popuia'
ION.
From WavcIock Ellis's Little Essays
Of Love and Virtue.
Mr.. Prohack ON women: Even the
finest and most agreeable women, such
as those with whom have been care
: ful to Surround myself in my domestic
I eNistcnco, arc monsters Of cruelty
on his wife: You may annoy me.
You may exasrerats me. You are fire.
Qucnlly unspcakable But YOU have
never made me unhappy. And why
. Because am one OF the few opponents
/ Of romantic passion left In this city.
! Nv passion for YOU transcends my rca-
. son. am a fool. hut I an a magnit-
irent fool And the greatest miracle OF
modern times Is that after twcnyt-four
; wears of marriage. YOU should he able 10
: give mo pleasure by pcrching your stout
/ body on the arm u my chair as you are
! doing"
m ,v.rarShin. "Haye Won ever stood
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24
READIN' AND WRlIlN
PLEASANT TALKS ABOUT BOOKS AND
AUTHORS
EDITED BY GRANT ONERTON
EDITED BY GRANT ONERTON

ever lived In another place IN uI'ieie"'
circumstances. though IN stray mo-
ments he does seem u rr""ilsct. IN "
raiuful and va.u" and UNSATISFACTORY
way. some other k!ra NJ Ifc. MI ''S
same. here I'm this pleasant town ~
FIaysr'y where everybody is hts trtenu
dce9lv Interested In his practice. on Ak
rcctionats terms with his presumed
uncle. nothing else means any thlns .
"oury Or Dick
The casual visitors story ana t"H
talk II starts il the beginning OF
series OF rapid and unroreseeaoIe me-
dents which force the prohiem o. nus
mast up 10 the Threshold ~ young W.
picks consciousness. Thee are 'W'
nav. ~ facing his difficulties. and he
takes tho Drawer. more dangerous one.
confronted with situation becoming
dos,sro,r situation made harder by
bfs lo\r for Elizabeth Wheeler and her
love for him. Or Dick plays the man.
In All such cases OF amnesla theTe
,,,v come a time when Natures safe
rua-J * abolished. when the protec-
i've wall Of the secondary personality
gives way and the firSt-the old sell
stems back into possession. Iha'
,br,illr. and cruCial moment does como
IN THE BREAKING POINT. and Mrs
Ptrrhart handles Il with woNuer'"'
skill Perhaps the fact that she was
ba-xa's q nurse az \ Young woman
and "a the wife OF a physician goes some
v.ay 10 account for this A. any rate
THE. EREAKTNC-Poin is one - her
Wy hest achievements. and - Pro"a-
h,v bound 10 outscll even the hundred
and more thousands Of her otheT
hooks have sold.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24

rh. tItls Of Mrs Rineharts novel
.>,,a. frcn that fact that there Is
PAINT In human liveS-and this IS true
of everybody-beyond which phYlscAt
and mental strength VIII not so I"
the case Of a man or woman t"Fcsd -
undergo terrible worry and suffering "
the distress goes far enough nature
will step In and say;
See here, you can't stand tN's'
Teu'Ve got 10 forget H.
Then. usually accomplished ny sea,
bodily exhaustion, amneSla. winch
Won read Of in the newspapers. betallS
the sufferer "AmreSia' simply means
a loss OF memory. II may nc tenn
nerary or permanent The victim for
zets-for a time or rCrevcr-h.S trou-
bles; and this Is Natures way ut sa"-
ing him from Insanity or some ctncr
form Of breakdown.
Mrs. Rinehart's novel "a about com
paYattvely young man with past 'a3'
thought him to the "hreaN'nE-p" n 900
q. past that he escaped from oa'
couldn't get rid OF.
Or. Richard Livingstone. just past 80
n supposedly the nephew OF nr. David
Livingstone. with whom he lives ana
whose practice We shared IN the town
Of HaveFly, But at the very outset OF
the story We have the fact that &C
cording 10 4 casual visitor in Aaver>
~. Or. Iivinsstone's dead brother had
no son-was unmarried, anyway. And
thar IL transpires that, whatever may
have heen in the past. Dir. Livingstone
has walled II OF from the younger
mans consciousness The elder man
has built M powerful secondary per
senality, and this second self IS 50
strong that Richard Livingstone Is
never any longer aware Of his earlier
self. He scarcely realizes that he
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24
|, 0, 0, F, HOME BAND
GOING TO DETROIT.
WILL PLAY FOR SOVEREIGN
GRAND LODGE SESSIONS THIS
FALL
Home board opens Bids for Construc'
ton Of SIS, 900 Addition to Home
At Elktns

Elkins. W. Va, July 23.-DGHuitc ar
rauycucu,s have been made TO send the
hand from the odd Fellows Orphans
Home here t. The Sovereign Grand
lodge OF Odd Fellows at Detroit Men,
this fail and handsome new uniforms
will be bought 10 complete outht the
eight girls and fourteen boys VINO corn
prise the band Not only VIII ina I''tie
roiks make THIS big out-of-s;ate trip
hur ,hcy viii also go TO Mountain Lake
Park for the tri-state meeting or ONO
Maryland and West Virginia Odd Eel
lows there August Il. Stlil another
tYip Will he to the West Virginia sta'c
Meeting Of udd Fellows at IArKerSpurs
Il lttle later this fall.
The hand and an orchestra are Two o.
the most interesting factors IN the INES
Of tive 1914 children who are inmates VI
the Orphans Home The ages "i ines"
children range all the way from 80
months to IT years, IN auo'ti"h " 10
children seven old men ana threc So ~
women are cared for at the Home Inc
Home has had splendid record wi'n
IN. children. only one death having oe
,,rcd from sickness during the eht!Fe
period since It's foundnlG'
The Board of Directors has just re-
rriycd bids on the construction Oh
new wing to the building. when VIII
rogt I'm tho ncighhJrhOOd or S'''Vuo :"
o-5cr n relieve tho crowded conditions
,hat now prevail at the Home Inc
construction IS 10 he rushed so as 10
make available the additional! space a.
an early date. ,to,,,
The children receive their educatlona,
training in the Elkins city schools ana
the Board OF Directors has taken VIC.
a.,;ys interest In their education. VI
,ba Youngsters who have graduate"
from Elkins High school, one OF mem
Go NOW a student In West virginia I'M
,,rsi-y and another IS AT falrnon'
Hornal One boy Is p mcdica! stuuen :
ono Girl is A graduate nurse n inc
Wbeelinr hospital. Arrangements nave
/ honu made with some OF the STATE
scboo[s 10 give free tuition To any stu
! dents sent them from the Home.
st.ns are being made t" greatly I'm.
Move The fine farm wh!c his part u
: the unit. ,ou. "a
T,ne hoard ~ directors "t the home j.
: ,o,rrosed Of business men VINO are Aeei
=, I,,srested in its welfare and VINO are
. riy,nr ,iberallv OF their time IN pu'n'
, in, /, ma ia the highest possible uesi G.
80 efficiency. Henry F. Woody, Oh
. v,bo.ljur Is president and J. H. Slicot'
&c sccrctarv and ireasur X. l. HoossE
/, srrcrinIcndent and Mrs. Dora d
uodges IL the matron The noaro VI
d,-actors is COMPOSED Of s, b Hart. pas
! ,'r NJ ,be Methodist Episcopal churcr
=, Weston. r. A. West, instructor Al
aws, Virrinia University. Morgan'oWh
Irsrrv = Woody. wholesaler, McMcChe|
p Rel, lawyer. Spencer. ana - =
clro,t furniture dealer, or iarhe'So"'s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24
AMOS SHIERE AND SISTER, MISS
LILLIAN IN NORTH WHEELING
HoSPITAL-TOEMR IN
SERIOUS CONDITION
Young Lady Has Broken Ltmb-Man
Has injuries OF His Back-only
Meagre Details of Accident
Learned

Amos Shiere Of No. 65i Main street
is IN tho North Wheeling hospital in a
critical condition and Miss Lillian
Shicre Is in the hospital suffering win
a broken leg. as a result OF an automn-
bile in which they we're riding going
over an emha nkmcnt on the Short creek
road Yesterday afternoon.
Only meagrc details ~ I'll" accident
could be learned last night. II Is under
stood that tho machine skidded ana
went over an cmbankmcn;. Persons
ma ssing by in other machines went L"
The helm OF tho injured peorle and
rushed them 10 the hospital. An H-FaS
picture was taken OF both.
Mr.. Shiere has injuries I" MS BACK
tina, may prove serious while his sister
has broken leg and her injuries no,
otherwise serious. Although the injured
ncrsons have No. GA Main street as
thcir address. ncighhors 81 that vicinity
and others living at 62i Main street
had neve rheard Of people by the name
~ Shiere IN that netgEborhood. DTS,
" =. Sammons and Geo. W. A"erA''''
attended the Injured people.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24
COUNTRY FEELS
Loss Of VIVA
COAL SEVERELY
EFFECT OF TWIN STRIVES MAX
ING A SHARP IMPRESSION UP
ON INDUSTRY OF THE
COUNTRY
blockade on Roads Leading TO Ohio and
Pennsylvania Steel Makers Gut
ON l,2es 900 Bushels
Week

New York. July 23.-tRy tn" AssHria'
cd rressI-SignS were not wanting III
the country's markets during the past
week that the coal and railroad strikers
havc begun 10 impose an arrrecian''
check on the rates OF industrial actiN''N.
Oddly enough. II is the sh"nmen
strike which has been considered rcid-
iiyciv unImrortart as an immaculate "'S
turning factor that has caused 'urI'-
a. ir,nortant Inss in GOA production.
s.rious congestion on the roads con
,.c,.l,r coal from the ron-union fields IN
Vest Virginia and Kentucky 10 the
r,cer works in the Pittsburgh and ohio
districts has cut the total amount OF
coal mined in the country from approx
matcly 525NoOo tons a week before me
Iu,v holidays, to only about four mil
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24
WOMEN FAINTS AND
CAUSES EXCITEMENT
Autom O bilos Collide at st. Clatrsvule-
Woman Painting Causes False
Rumor.

A Ford roadster was badly damaged
last evening At 1:Sn o'clock on Main
street. st. Clalrsv!llc, when Tho machine
collided with IL Mercer. sport mode!
driven by Joseph Fielding Of Steuoen-
v!lle O.
The Mercer was being driven west on
Main street and turned TO the lett 10
enter an alley when the Ford. driven
by a man named Patterson "t Mt. Pleas
ant. O. driving east. collided Into the
rear end Of the Mercer.
The Ford was badly damaged. having
broken a fender. wheel and radiator
In tho Ford machine were Mrs. Fatter-
ton and her two children. Following
the accident Mrs. Patterson tainted. NO
one was injured
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24
THREE HELD

Bob Meintel, OF 1901 Wood street.
who is alleged to have had Il quantity OF
intoxicating liquor in his cellar "heh
hts place was raided. was held 10 tho
October term Of fedora. court when
arranged before l. 5. Commissioner W.
J. Cotton Saturday.
Fred Mentz. Of l4Oi MarNet street
charged with having quart OF hquo'
in hts possession, when arrested was
also under bond for the next term oil
federal court upon his appearance be-
fore Commissioner Cotton SATURDAY.
James Cloud OF rollansbec. was held
under $1,000 bond for his appearance at
The next term OF federal court but MS
Wife. who WAS also arrested MAS re-
leased
Coulc!man Harry A Brooks. or Fol
lanshee, will he RrraiEncG before Com
missioner Cotton this Afternoon on
charge 0r violating the prohibition
amendment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24
From Physician to Novelist

Moro intended lawyers than intended
physicians become novel!sts. SAN. there
were I'm America Oliver Wendell Holmes
ard E, Weir Mitchell. And there arc in
England W. Somerset Vaughan and
Francis Brett Young.
Brett Young. as he IL called, sub.
mitted for I'VE years to being doctor.
II rehclled," he says. but | know now
that there Is nothing IN the world
which so nts man or letters TO wrestle
with the mind Of man as an Intimate
ACQUAINTANCE with his body. Literally
and nguratively. the doctor sees thous'
ands OF men and women naked, he sees
m. spr!nE Of curious motives. he shares
strange secrets. \ man or woman VIII
tell lies or feign emotions 10 the pas
tor or lawyer With the physician they
know that only tho truth Will hs'p
them"
Brett Young emerged from IN" war
with a so per cent disability. IN other
words, he vas only 10 per cent vol
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24

All too frenquently No hear man
or woman blame the Government "'
the officers nS tho government. for not
DOING this or that Only t"W OF
them realize they are blaming nobody
but themselves.
In Democracy. the Government :
the reople: that IL. what the Vc"r,"
want in government. they get. W hen
the government does not function nc
cordtnE 20 the views "t the people
then the responsibilities lies with the
people themselves and no other.
Tbc responsibility OF citizenship N
T<xmocrRcv Is n" l'ul" thing ne
RESPONSIBILITY ~ citizenship - wha'
holds tho United States together. This
responsibility leads us 10 IN" enact
msnt and Observance Of the law; VI
leads us TO sacrifices. and 1t leads T."
war: this responsibility protects us
while we sleep; It makes Il possible Tor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24
GRAND CIRCUIT MEET
OPENS At COLUMBUS

Columbus. Ohio, July 27.-Trand CIR
cuff racing on I've Columbus driving
mark track q scheduled 10 start io""r-
ro,, afternoon with the Elks pacing
stake the feature. Margaret N!Ioh'
John Henry and Ave other PAGERS ave
cn,crcd Three class events, the -:'N
pace, and the 2;I7 trot ard the 2.!S ,ro rot,
wil complete the card. The meeting -
scheduled 10 close Friday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24
Differences

Main street. which sold S5N.N0o copies
In America. WAS u comparative failure
IN England. The same is true or Ihe
Four HorScmcn Of The Apocalypse
But III Winter Comes" has been an
rnormous success In both countries
England read Gene Stratton-r"rter nm'
not Booth Harrington; We rrnn oo'"
Joseph Conrad and Ethel NJ. pr'''
Meme" by Ernest F'r"ch"n. u S'', y
or morhcr-l"ve. has. sold 7'V'o0" IN
France and less than 1000 here. France
Germany. and the scandinavian ''uh'
tries read Upton Sinclair
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24
WEST VIRG.INIANISM
WHAT VALUETH 4 MANS AMERlCANlSM If NE
HONORETH NOT HIS OWN STATEf
By Dwight H. Teter

us to work and receive dercn' "aF''
and II also makes II possible TO- vs.
to enjoy happiness and liberty NJ
pro ,pcriiy and advancement nj 'n'
United States dcrend IN direct raw"
on the individual regard FOR Inc re-
spousihillty Of citizenship.
an urrj, man ia elected TO office,
labor troubles result in b,ood5hed. mis-
carriage Il JUSTICE N the courts. me
enactment Of vicious legislation .
corruption 81 politicS: and what not
all are the faults ~ a Ueopl" not rec
ocr!zing. or too lazy 10 live ur TO-
their Responsibilities 90 r''i2cnSh'p'
Tho rights Of citizen and INC US
he makes ot his rights, ar" rcSponA'h 80
for governmental action. II the "1l-
Gems nr a Nation OF stat" d"'ire 4
clean. equltnbl" and wh"i"""m" G"N'f''-
mont. Yet them I've mindful or nc"
rights OF citizenship.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24
AUTO BREAKS WHEEL

When an automobile ne was or'N'ng
skidded on the slippery street car tracks
or North Fourth street, Martins rerrS'
south or Locust. man who gave h'S
name as Joe johnson of Martins FcrrS
hed a narrow escape from serious IN
iurv. the machine turning completely
around twice bcfor" Il finally broke
wheel which stopped It's mad flight
The machine horo Ohio license NO
6S?23T
According 10 the Ohio side police
record books. Ohio license ss2eS' Wa
issued 20 H. II. Hunt. of Bellaire. O.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24
HURT WHILE DIVING

Wendell Shane OF Martins Ferry Is IN
the Martins Ferry hospital suffering
from a fracture ~ the knee cap and
slight injury to his head as the result
OF an accident at camp north OF Mar
tins Ferry yesterday afternoon. shame
was diving from spring board. ana
in some manner hit bottom and struck
his knee in turning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24
Everyone Eats

The Old Reliable: THE BOSTON
COOKING BOOK. by Fannie Mer-
rift Farmer. $3.50. In tho Cliy'
KITCHENETTE COOKERY, by Anna
Merritt East. Sl.3j.
Company Coming: TWENTf-FOlk
DINNERS AND HOW TO COON
AND SERVE THEM. by Cora Moore
Sl25.
For Friday: FISH COOKERY. by
t:velcne Spencer and John II. Cohn.
500. When the Wite's Away; THE
STAG COOK ROOk. ny g NJ. Sheri-
den soon TO he published.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24

men His fellow novelist Compton
Mackenzie, 60, him cottage on tho
island OF Carri in the Bay ot Naples.
where he lives. Rrett Young's novels
include The Crescent Moon" story OF
Africa where he served IN the war
The Young Physic!an;' The HACK
Diamond" study Of coal miner; ana
a novel soon to. be published. called
The Red knighU'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24
Try This Book This Week

TOMORROW WE DIET, BY Nina
Wilcox Putnam.
Now I lost fifty pound1 In seven
months without exercising anything
but my intelligence" explains Mrs.
. Putnam. Published b. Doran.
OR
MERTON OF The MOVIES. BY
Harry Leon Wilson.
The dryEoods clerk who became the
hero % hundred films There
more than lot OF good laughs in
it, Published by Doubleday Tase.
OR
THE PIVOT OF CIVILIZATIONS, by
Margaret Sanger
The argument for birth control. Pub
lished by Brent8no's.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24
START ON TOUR

twelve local people lett Yesterday
morning hv auto for tour through tho
northern part Of the United States SAd
Canada. Each car was equipped with
a modern camping outfit and the Trip
will I've made in two weeks. The tour
ists will spend quito while touring
through the Catski!l mountains from
where they will 20 n Canada visiting
some OF tho larger cities.
Included in the party are the follow.
Ing mon and their families; +. {: Bell
Of the Gee Electric company; william
Leasure. manager Of the Bellaire GLASS
company: c. +. Doly ot HanChers lew
clry store and George A. Mooney well
known local barber.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24

Ne. We really do not fee! wei TO-DAY
The shock about Joseph c, Lincoln
has rather upset us
Finding cut. YOU know. that the au-
,hcr " all those dandy cape -on
storics-- : i NE 4zRA
r;v.s IN Backensack. New Jersey. In
,,n words OF ARENAS ward, is :
mulch"
ANY vet we scarcely know why NJ"
truth came with such Jolt For we We
hasc aware for some tim" mat har"'u
McC;rath. with his tales ~ lmo,@ ana ~ ~
rroons and his Ragged Edges and ali
ives n Syracuse. New York.
Summers. McGrath goes M I"
quiet place on the ST. Lawrence ""u