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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-13
lelped 10 build. They had slaves th"re
'haIned, and they whipped them am

helped 10 build. They had slaves there,
chaIned. and they whipped them am
sold them Ike cattle Hn hailed MS
ast and sail II ne ever got 'hAh'"
he would do his best to dr!Io S!nIery
out Of this country. 10 ct MS chance"
and he did Il. He WAS homcIE la r.
woods fellow then. md /: y"u had t",I
anybody N New orleans tina: \" """.H
one day be president the nn-w"" W'H'H
have been: We'll. he'll he p"Hc SICK
OF q president" But nc was -" b"St
president We ever had--b"cRuSN h" dared
10 do right. What mad" him SN'h i
hero? Here - the answer:
First. he knew what WAS r!EHi anu
wha: was wrong and - knew Col
wants US TO do right, and lie believed IN
God and In Christ truly enough TO max"
him want 10 do nothing else but WA,
God wanted.
Secondly. when { was hard I" a.
right. instead or getting DISCOURAGE" no
prayed and when hc prayed h" trusted
God.
Thirdly. re never tried to boost
himself.
"F'ourthly. he had two good mothers
Nancy Hanks RnL Sarah johnson. WI"
taught him the right way. and ne STD
ted Gods Bible ami loved 4.
At the C!ose OF the service - n cht"
was given a 4x6 six American flag.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-13
COURT DECISION HAS
LET DOWN THE BAR IN
SMUGGLING OF LIQUOR

Rurra,o. y. y Feb. l3.-Thc recent
Canadian court decision that II was 'cEa'
70 transport liquor To the border f"r eN-
port purposes has changed the whole
business Of rum running across the
Niagara river. Tho night dangers are
all eliminated. The smugglcrs now load
their East motor boats on the Canahiah
shore under tho supervision Of canadian
customs officials, and dart OF TO me
American side, where they land long nc-
fore warning can hH tclephoncd the
American customs officers.
Tho Americans have redouhlcd their
vigilance. but the river bank presents 4
long stretch OF possible landings, and
80 far there has not been enough men
here TO check tho rush Of liquor. NlE'-
lance has been rcdOubl"d, however, "h
the ferry and on the bridges. ana AUTO
mobiles are being thorouEAly scarcheH.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-13
JOHN HUTCHINSON. OF MARTINS
FERRY, FALLS IN RIVER AS
''SzIARON'' Is LANDING.
BODY Recovered Lator-Formerly Opcf-
ated Ferry Between Wheel
Ing and Martins Ferry.

John Hutchinson, engineer OF the Ben
wood Bci.aire ferry boat sharon. met
death by drowning IN the Ohio river AZ
Benwood early last evening. II Is SAID
that as the landing Wa icing made al
the RcnwOOd sid" OF the river, the h"at
hunrcl the landing harder than usual
due 10 4 h!rh wind. with tie result that
Mr.. Hutchinson last his balance. Eel!
IN the liver and drowned before ho could
he rescued His body was soon re-
covered
Coroncr :. 7. McCombs, or Mounds
willie. aCr;r viewing tho body, gave MS
pcrm!sSiuN FOR its removal TO Martins
Ferry. where the drowning victim re-
sized. ana tho corpse was taken TO =. Il.
UcSlnD & Sons undertaking establish
,rcnt t. We prepared for burial. No fu-
neral arrangements had been made last
night.
Mr.. Hutchinson WIS - y"ars OF age
an! Nad resided in Martins Ferry the
.-rralrr var; Of his life. For number
- vcar& p" operated 4 ferry boat be-
iu..n, Mr,r.r.- Frrry ana Eorth Wheel
INK. N'i," Givir" up tina; ferry. he be
...n.n 'r-lr.cr ~ the E""woud-Rcllaire
',.,ry Irr:. and has spent many years IN
'..rt s"r,.c".
H.. leaves his We, two sons, Robert,
: columbus. o.. and Pert. 4 ""me ana
. daughtc-. Mrs. \. M',.cr. a. lone. lie
so Icaysc two sisters LIVING IN Tiiton-
lie. G.
Mr.. Hutchinson was member Of the
prs. Methodist Episcopal church OF
NarI.uS Ferry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-13
eoo Hsar Jubilee Singers.

over 500 people attended The NNTa-
ham Lincoln program Sunday evening
at the First Presbyterian Church'
Thirteenth and Cha7lino streets. a
chorus OF 80 Jubilee Singers occupied
the choir and rendered a program OF
Negro Sniri,uals. pr. Gibson spoke on
Our Great Enancipa tor." y musicale
preceded the service ut ms. These Sph-
cha! patriotic services wero under the
auspices OF the Mems Club.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-13
Police GET USUAL
BIG SUNDAY DOCKET

TIE city police had the usual run or
Sunday luck and picked UP number OF
plain and fancy dlunks and 4 Few dis
orderly conductors.
Nick Nazareth. Il Russian. and George
I,amhres. 4 Greek, were charged with
d!sordcrly conduct and locked uH. the
latter being later released on $50 Sc
rurliv. Fr?nk Brown, DomantCk Pa
dulia and John Iiuts!ks arc in the lookup
waiting ;hc disposal Of the police coIrt
THIS morning on the charge Of being
drunk 4 Sc security procured The re
lease O: tho following charged with
being drunk. Jim Walker, E!i Smith
ari Walter Rranfast.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-13
MEMORY OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN
HONORED IN C|TYS CHURCHES

worlds history. when the problems OF
business and craftsmanship are so grave.
what better thing can We do than TO call
on that same Divine guidance? Without
t We cannot succeed; with II we cannot
"a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-13

rr,J:,. q. w-lI,!. ne officers o. th'
rp.u;,i.., ar. lG-J,. iaua!d - ;ndt cA'1
AMI c>,ry Gcai.. ...'H, amounting "a
,u. " !.r:c t.a,4 &.lV,y'p since IL" CON
.ut.r w"s r:EI;.l'I. WAS paid on tnc
n..:3.n u..y t..at t..c .'IUr!a OF HchtA were
..c.. p. ~ frU.E.c e. TIA Ii.dnHEcnthN
T., ,.t..,.y .,Gl.c:ri 10 AID IS n line WIN
la~ rg:a....t ~ RE ~ E'Fo ne !"s"i
'..; i,.,..'' .."'..c ~. eS"c.1c0 10y Ill!
rl.c. r.I..r,..J.
Tie t.....t. l,4'.ve Life Insurance com
',.t .. rac g.. WhrC..Hs's strongest
...:.!.,.I. -. ..;.- cas- ANA - Il vAIua~-e
$3.50, L. ;lu. ..:...no.Ll Ike OF tho com
'ulin.;. - rrr,t volume Of money
.r,.r. n...:r; ..,.rn year, and flowing IN
.,mstLa..y 81 Invested from The home
, alrr -. - lr"..:.g AID IS a valuable
.a,i.r n il- ir.t:.t!a. prestige or the
,ty. we'll L4uwn h"Inc!a. writer III
.'TI," So. solN Gp;;mcrc.E.," said re-
r,aiiy iA.t 'NErrliES las ono or Tie
:..rs; 9..r"-a:a. and ocs; managed No
.l.sIvI.i,v ,.:u. ..u.rS ia The cities VI TINS
THAT tn. ;......'y and integrity OF The
Conservative l... Insurance COMPANY
.- We. f,l'.drI - -';esied by the :4't
;.lt tho Isl e poke! holders contains
Inc OF the most prominent names IN
;hr world Of Nuau"". .Aen who nave
riNcn The company !sc.r business "HIy
~; -" u.o&, sN''' AID ND ihN"StI
,...,' ~ ,rhI I.;,r ,.n:!.i.,r.s1I VITA the
pa.!r.os offered ~ ri""r c0mran'es.
These people r.. :..; s.a"ncd ni"Hc 10
West N.griA.H. 49,, ..,c 20 .rn round ~
g.. va-'u3N IuC1I.;.,.. "aaro the Con
r., / "a L.rr. i.,l..il.'Ss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-13
ENGINEER OF FERRY BOAT
|S.DROWNED At BENN00D

p,,.o,sa Of the coke shortage Austia
49,. ,.'rr.d 70 oil for smelling furnacs
fuel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-13
CONSERVATIVES
FINE STATE. ME- NJ
FIFTEENTH A N :; Z REPORT
SHOWS GOOD NhTAGEMERT
AND LIBERAL PATRONAGE.
Financial Condition Eea,thy-Lost Year
was Good TO Conservative
Company.

,,, -. ,,I.,.. r,.a,:,..,,...r ,..
'"SeM mere y" u,,'''f -
''''rE tne h't"'"'" N!"",'' S1',' 49,
u" tuhS"E'Nt'N" A"i" ''.S"' ''..'-
pauv. and I - report NH. !: VII "'-
,r,r, uu,h ..,,-rrrr' =. person. .-i.r.
,-,.I ., ~. ,,.rr,r. pr ,ns. canaan. .. !
49, ,,,..,,,..,r .,~,.r..ru. IF =, ..,...-
w. '..''''' ''' ''...'' '''
hAuil'N'
~" '"N~';' we - 3D. N" d.
Sl1i"mehl tHlt Il has IT, u tie r''.l.'"'
ot ran$t careful al! fnr-".Eh.",l m-lu'E"
m.:.i. as wei, IS a." r,u.;u|ts p.,irorI-"
nr I've hu,rrs Of lie :ua,rln.-. r."
,.c.,,.' .r ,n.I I'm. h.,'Y ,,.,I ,,.~y r,.d
-, =, '....,..'-.. ,,..,..
10 .''" ',' '.' ''''' '''''
'"'N' ava VA ',.3'''' y ~ .'.@" ''''''',
'N'' uuh!!c AZ i''~ TIM" ".' I'.""l
.t..H !uE = very h'..'N! financial '"rH
CO." !udc,N
1ro-. ,r;rr,.,i, ro7ccrr
WIS" VI -''A'
Thr Cune,rI s'.ln i.... l., @g,''.r 'm.'.
pu:l. wUn." hu..c u;s."c g. .u'a,,i ~
g.. Cuus"rr"'i'. ~" .'I....." 80 'r"
"nr,,r ac S'v'r'rth ~ 4 N.~,.l ''.,' g.
Us CHS. :, pi!ir'. a >.".: \ ."..'... rr'.-
,>rn. and as surh. Us ,p2'..'nf ,..,'c#S
u"G aIyar,r,.r.t are n..-} r.,i. -.
As lt:c INSURANCE" ".''.r.'... '''. Gas
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-13

Scvcmty-fve per cent =: all fires are
SAID 10 10 be preven;abIe.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-31
BIC GRAIN INTERESTS
FIGHT COTTON GROWERS
Rus Members o. S,s.s Growers
Association Remain FIRM and
Uryisl3i-g ana Loyal
70 Their own

E-fs Okla o. ~ Nsmhers o'
tha Osl hs11 Waea1 Grawers Assa-
el4s.on are tae ncst iagal All nte--
esgad h4zeA < iarl-Es eEef szw.
Jess Manisg sssresa-y. s-is aiter
vis.sizg ssms - ths iav4ls l1ss ~eek
Tas uslhsFs - n, ssse.i r.
sails oFer nlghi ana ara oEt.mistir
abo-E re f1taFs Tasy rs@lse iha,
iAe asseelasls- ear Est re1eA ser
tsssl0n ls one yszE TAsF have a1s
hesa fed - On false mises asd
gFsuaeaad1. and re- ass,cial-a Is
meeting as wih al tAsir sxneega- :
tiens- Nauisg SAID TAs autu8s
oi she members Is nerual TAsy are
entirely sliisEsd sta TIE prices
thss ara ress.rins so- ihsir ~aeai sss
first rear
~Ihey also realize taai ,Asy are
Beng fasshi - the tfs grain later
ests ard are sat1snss vfa -ress
thar vli! s4ual i1cse Ties voaid have
received outslds re assaeiaton
They sArse eaf snal profits
tie trsi year l1i are s-essiv rus
ofward e. ihe iims uhsa tser ull
have eonfFo' * ihs'r e~a sr,saefs
nra- 49,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-31
LABOR BOARD Defines JUST
IND Reasonable WAGE
Ssw Nininuu Is g To 81
CE-.s AZ Hour For Common
IabCr. Other MINI
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-31

ca er.ar g Cezsh ss-szr fas a
rs-lrsaels reeert Z. kas tee- u use
- r-tR rreaa ard WeoorscE CO e
Ter a---sE hlA ce-.gry 1-s Aas ccn-
s'a-tE EreFz q sarcT ard ra7ularug
ss - r-ei r-1.-sss became better
Er7~z Z Is tes ssan1ars 49, us.n
ra lrr= tc- tAese diseases e tAcus-
lr3s ~ Ae-ss TAs iaets that it cEr
l-vaTs r. ts1eztas urca aEt Is safe
ara z.sasa-t se take are greatly 10 lts
s.ycr E1sn & q waited saT eAl1Fez
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-31
SAYS RED PEPPER
HEAT STOPS PAIN
IN FEW MINUTES

Rkcu-ztisz- i--sz- rc--1tis. szck-
sc1e. st1 reck. sore Zss-les. strz-S.
s,-zTns. zch-S T1r-s NEe1 vcu are
x1EerazF % yuz czl zzrciy 81 zro-11-
last ~ Rad PetF3r 30
N1tE-z Ezs s1ca ccz-ercrzrz1- pe7--
x-z.lrz hrz. IS rc1 peF2c-s. zz1 whs1
hezt reretrzsex rrxl. r-zn iat0 rz-
ard cur-eyus1 rezEf cc-es q crce
lEs< A. soo1 as Fc1 z-~ly ke1 Eep-
Per R-b yu1 ssri tke t-z.zz k-zt II
tr-ec --1-zs IL sore SGT is uz-r-et
fn-uEEH ard thrC-E1 81 TIE t1-t-e s
g1CE
RcEies Red FeVpsr 5Z5 zzsL f-u-
re1 pep-<rs. c-sx n-s AZ zzy trcx
xscre- Get : Iz- a oC1E b sc-s .
81 tze sea- III - lz=< Es9.ss
C evGy rz<kzS-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-31

.se-fs sd r. snfcrcs sAs l1~ Wsr~
put ur8e- cae bad and uEiformec
alke TAis "a cities A sir e
tso hier. a r-al re.lrs tAs Reyai
Irisa Cszstsaalary Eas f-r=s1 I1s
vas tAs agzu.as o. rurna roacs in
,1e Eeri4
prals sscr WlEa &. Sz2asr. q
Yals. ain4sa shs ss5s.e e tse Tai
trd S-affs 1910 .s-r e-ss=<s, A.
Ths Riea Naa. 80 las rs -o-ay
t-re-sA i'm rl.a-ra q azs Aata e.
EAs.h as stis ~ 1lsA11Ess-F.
B-Tle Pg1r N-n uh1 a. > cass.
has lilsas psasF c-Tas Rrso-nsr.
HAa - st.rsHs s. sxstag c9usi-
iaas zasfs has aaE AvzE Lastly
E1e i-HEes. e.kss g 4.i D-TAe
F-ss--ta L-n lie i tAe evsrF-
tlT cann 1As r1sr. she taxpayer.
VAS Ets no.AluE frun T. helps
take care g. 3. -ad ar-cile-llT sap
Eerts C 8 saet D. carries ths soaa
q sae ra4-a ~ rs sA1l.1ers.
- TAa Feasaasn Ea1. is fhs
nan ua-ss ssruui tha p,ies shoald
F--e.i-a1'y 81. r. Is H-t ourselves
i- As raee Les IS .-s-t him IS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-31
McDaniels Replies
To Judge Dale

Meridian. Cx.s C1 So. ls-1
Juese Dl,s My atd- A 8 aays
Jus. rad razr lstsr Fusas1aa ia
Tas Lsaasr
Your srsssn auca ~ tAs coarse
.aken IS ne as a gate 90 .ss
b u.1cra caawrtacu A. uuta.1as
.City IS saasaa,iaAy ,e-rees v4A a
fs~ mlso- enc ris-s a-4 year
.fraak asz "a ia. tas ueuoerat
9latf,rm tc-nailsa h Is. a-
vea-oa ~s wteU aas.ausr-
WIKI yaa. tsr sN * wAcA sA.nx
yol .a f-nri4-ag tas Dsu7erat
riarf1r- zy -s-e1 * r.
shauzss alli.s7n rns approved
s@ F,szsL aa8 crs-s,rsa "a.
|gl1 Save e7ogrssssG to TIA. srtaus
ars ny h-7s 4 t1is vs azs oshs-
asssztsss ra. fr-A --osrss. a.a
.s.f ths -r
Yea a-a n~-e r,.r ~-e sse
Tn sr.uirr rrl-s ars
sf4As Is rna ar -aa sva~s.- f.,
.. ..4.. .,... -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-31

A uic1I1s .cr ui-ci1- -llc~, res is
1ssd ia the rzsa1rca lEtarztoF.ss g
s. Paurs H-sr.aL En-E-n- ne nj
erohss. Whi1A are lavist.s % shs
sight. are cot into k.-s ard uss5 IL
taa making g aEut0xlns
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-31

oEe C the largest teisscoEes e tAe
word cc-s.ruetsd IN Cleve,1ul Chla
s.l sccr - shir-ei q C-stobl- A.
Esrtin1- TIE telescope has ea-ir,a
reflector. Wasa So 90 II Fsse-tles 9
gigantic H1wlt1ar Elu-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-31

wher Z MAKES v11 eat IKE 4 hungry
ecy a-i b-i-rs hack the color 20
vozr cheeks Toa car e0cn feel The
St-erCtaea.rr. In goratinz Effect ot
( CROWS TaSTEL ESS CHILL
'TOSic. sc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-31

TIE --w wCr.ss -ec1rt fo- 81 air.
plane Is cf--f- kfilusssr -i1s
-Eesf a. a7u Il ked - So
I.sc1.zts. rrte5 Frszrh aviator
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-31
STREET hallway -zw
PROBLEM PRESENTER

hAil"Ar IT
PROBLEM PRESENTED
Sly O1t sl-- Aeccrt-
l1 i-s1 o=.cre he
80 s''-a. 'as s4aH-
- ee- s@a l1oioa Co. Ass
sss rA-lHay Azs 10
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-31

Whs1 -cu w.rf a rAystc ~. ls
hid E.5 g-s.iis Il effect. ezsF 70 isi-s
AID certain . AK. take Can hsrlal-'s
tzh.sss. Thsy are s-csEs--
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-31
BOOKS

Arr Rr
rs~s.r Is ft srtf
rve,. s--.ts- a ~ pass
vA ~ rr 4 was-au. C1m-
.- pssish-rs New Yo-z Xxx
f.ss.- - rsv
.,N,..A.-. ~. p Ar
r 49, ~ .-rf-r xalaw
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asa ~e
-..rs.-. =. - ts-
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49,, f. e.
1865. u a an
-...- .s.
.n - ~. ws- IN
s.,,- - y rrara-
s...1..-- ara .v-,ss-
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.A..s- - ~ = -f
- ~ u-sac "a. bsrax ID uc-s
~s Z. rsss -rsts .elr ar cster
s,,s--
hs-x cs fs-ss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-31
Back Feel Lame,
Sore and Achy?

Are F14 lana svsrF lsrEiEs -
81 1rag thrc1EA 81. ctF ec q
steady nzggi1- l-es1 shs---.s - ~
fnt yea AN rlssel a4.f Frce-
z1lr yosr safnsss are a. oiz1s
HarrT. esrrg. lack "a rssi md g
hearF de. 1i. tend lksa ne
k.s1sys Year a1ck EFss cas- Fu
feel Ee7ress4s aEf s-fEfr haEAehes.
dli-nsss alt ktusF irrE gula4iitss-
Drnr a. from had 10 aerse Use
Dcans Kfansv Pills HEUe t1tks
recar msn n9 t1su. Ask goar nslst-
b0r'
-eFeis a c.trrie Case
n. 81 LEE minister lois M. Noa-s
ST. says q 80 great deal Z
painting and she turps usina and
fumes cf lead Is vfrF bard "a tbs
kidneys A. tlmes these organs
fr1hIa me- c0Hsideratir hE thsir
frequent and irregular action A
short use ~ Deans kidney Pills has
nsTtr failed 10 coFrscf this fr-uhle
and strengthen ms Kidneys.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-31
COURT HOUSE NOTES


Czrrta " C. CzmrtsI 20 c. So Eir-
don u p re s e So II 70 Bk go
Vrssctnt-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-31

tsuEs-. 6o1t 5ssqaz-- For instant
ccz1-ete. prIz1sr- rz-tef : guar-
sr-sed tv The aeE zEtko1 4 fe~
drors q -Ce-s-Ir- rszorss azr Old
g 1sw. hard O. s-tt era fro- any
fo1t e paez eH IN Eulr fIREsrs-
Costs tzt trffIz-everT~ kzre.
RscczEsz1e1 b. al i-aEEz = Z
Lzzrszce 4 Co Nfr- CE5czeo.
sod II Cztkris b. Wo-szzct B-os-
Cwl Drag Co
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-31

Il so-calisd coTn -czrcs have czIy
made y0ar feet more scre an4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-31

n r.zu En-l-sz voz mssn-
SiaTss. Oosv Year Masters,
III qu1ts BrEzz.
Thoz sAzlt z1t press dovn ugo
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-06-29

keXall Violet Dulcc Cold Cream
Hudnuts Marvellous Cold Cream
ludnut's Three Flower Cold Cream
Hudnut's Three Flower Vanishing
Cream
Creme Angcl,us Lemon Cream Tissue
4 Cleansing Cream.
Oriental Cream
.Arnland's Cold 4 VANISHING Cream
llird's Honey e. Almond Cream
Ask for yulr iavcritc cream, W, have
II
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-06-29

oo'y's Extract and toilet Water,
ilmers Gargcdgo Extract & Toilet
Water.
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The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-06-29
Your Complexion is in Danger

When the hct beats down an n,alos ovou,4h;.
Frtrkes and IAN are hke 10 mar and make v
smart and burn 10 sooh ana heal the SUM- use soma f mn
one Preparations - 'o"' VI lhe
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-06-29

When you cut ties do not leave the
Red Oak but cut it also. The Taylor
Colquitt Tic and Pole Co.'S, buyer
r'hcr at Seneca. Westminster Of Pick
ems and in car lots elsewhere.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-06-29

J,hn N,hlc {: the rickcnS Mill
was tn, lucky man at Edwards &
haFS, y'S store last Saturday getting
the trunk which was given away.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-06-29

MoSSr> Geo. Newman and II. c.
!.,WiS ot Cc.unih;a Sr,n, sunday with
the latt"l> parents. Mn and Mrs. w.
e.. Lewis.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-07-21
Teachers and Coaches
At Baseball School

BERKELEY, Cal, July 11-(Associ-
ated Press Mail)-More than forty
high school and junior college coaches
are enrolled in the baseball class of
the summer session coaching school
at the University of California, CON
Quoted by candy" Smith and "Nibs"
Price, varsity coaches. In addition to
representatives from this state, sew
eral coaches are enrolled from Okla
homa, Idaho, Nevada, Texas, Ohio,
Washington and Utah.
The baseball class will be followed
by the football course, which opens
July II. Smith believes the coaching
school will improve the brand of foot
ball and baseball played in the high
schools of California and also produce
better college teams.
Among high schools represented in
the baseball class are San Diego,
Chaffey Union of Ontario, Fresno,
Kingsburg, Suffer, Pasadena, Baker,
field, Fairfield, Petaluma, Orange,
East High School of Salt Lake City,
Venice. Carpinteria, Taft, Houston
CTeXas), st. Helena, MERGED, Vallejo
Whittier, Crockett and Chico. Junior
college coaches include those from
Sacramento and San Diego. .
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-07-21
HOW THEY ARE HITTING

Two players Of the major league
who have played in at least three
games are batting above 400 percent.
Aluli Lyons the Wacs shortstop leads
all, hitting at a AIS clip. Sueda the
mainstem of the Asahi teams pitching
staff is the other player batting eX-
c%eptionally high. His average is .455.
Thirteen players are hitting above
800 percent. Four are WaCs, Wells
Cummings 375, Asam $50, Waiwaiole
1888 and Rego .316.
Three are members of Bill Engles
gang. Akina 1915, Haake $50 and Joe
Silva 800. The Sports have also
three heavy hitters in their lineup.
Alo 1856, a. Rego 1873 and Rodrigues
800.
In the past two games Haiku has
dropped two 300 batters, Coleman
and Rolph. Robinson and Cockett
have gained a few points in smuggling
averages. Cockett leads the Rice
Birds at .379 and Robinson is hitting
1928.
Asahi has but one man in the heavy
class other than Sueda. Yanagi is
batting .313.
Silva Leads Runs
Silva the Chinese ~outgardener leads
all players at crossing the pan safely,
Ten runs have been made by the
Chinese teams star. Second is chris
Cockett the Haiku backstop who has
seven to his credit. Many players are
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-07-21
SPORT WHISPERS

Youth is coming to the fore with a
hang Walter Johnson, in his eigh-
teenth year of American League ball,
has hurled only three consecutive
shutouts. What a pitcher he will
be when he acquires a little expert
ence.
Molla Bjurstedt Mallory has formed
many women friends and a%cquaint-
ances around Wimbledon. One you
will notice, when in Molla's company,
keeps her fingers crossed. Who?
Suzanne Lenglen, of course.
Strange isn't it. In the true home
of the rising sun, Asahi, is the name
of a beer. And-It's really a good
beer.
"Whiskaway, ThibodauX, and Nor
vich Run In Order Named, says 4
headline. The uninitiated would pro-
badly think it a string of Pullman
cars on the way to a Shriners conven
ton.
Here's another one. "Molla Displays
Fine Form In London Finals. How
would it strike you, say we.
Bill Engle. manager of the cosmo,
politan Chinese. came into this office
the other day and asked what we
meant by felders average. We dill
gently informed Bill about assists,
putouts, and errors But when finish.
ed Bills countenance in no way re-
sembled that of the owl. Four days
later we saw Bill again, and, says
he, "Say-That's right"
But-Now that Walter Hagen has
copied the British golf title he will
probably break out in a severe at
tack of literature.
willard Wants Time to Train
Judging from the enthusiasm shown
by the general public Jess is welcome
to a lifetime of it.
In these oppressive days when
laughs are few and far between let
US be thankful there is a New York
State boxing commission.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-07-21
Wacs And
Sports Haiku On
Big League Card

Sunday afternoon at 1870 the Le-
landites will romp out on the Kahului
diamond in opposition to the league
leaders, Haiku.
The second game, Chinese versus
Wacs. should create a goodly amount
of interest among local fans. Each of
the latter teams have met the Rice
Birds, and each have lost. In view
of the battle the Wacs gave the lead
ers last Sunday and the apparent
weakness of the Chinese when facing
Haiku, a hard fought game is looked
forward too.
Wells Cummings will probably twirl
for the Wacs and Paschoal or Haake
will occupy the mound for the Man
darins.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-07-21

Strange isn't it. In the true home
of the rising sun, Asahi, is the name
of a beer. And-It's really a good
beer.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-07-21
Two Games Played
Sunday At Paia

Kula meets the Filipino team in the
East Maui Leagues first game Sun
day afternoon. Strengthened by play
ers from Honolulu teams who are on
Maui during school vacations, especial
ly in the acquisition OF Blaisdell to
their twirling staff. the Kula team
presents a formidable front and is a
team to be reckoned with by the
league leaders.
Haiku meets the Pauwela aggrega-
ton in the second contest. Both
promise to be fast.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-07-21
ANSWERS TO TUESDAYS
QUERIES

During the season of the Pacific
Coast Winter League. Cobb hit .302,
Hornsby hit 1888 and Sisler hit .S5S.
The Kentucky Derby has never ended
in a dead heat, although there have
been some very close finishes.
Harry Hall. of Revelstoke, B. c.,
holds the worlds ski-iumping re-
cord-229 feet.
Wills fighting weight is around 20
pounds. His first recorded fight
was in 1911.
The Louisville Baltimore series last
fall drew 1895 people to the eight
games.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-07-21

In these oppressive days when
laughs are few and far between let
us be thankful there is a New York
State boxing commission.