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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-11
TR|NKLE NAMES HAMPTON
ROADS PORT Commission
\. ID. Mahcr and II. l.. Fer.
guson Only Temporary
Members Retained.

Five members Of the permanent
Hampton Roads Port Commission
were named yesterday by Governor
Il. Leo Trinklc. Only two OF the
nine members OF the temporary com
mission are retained on the smaller
board.
y II. Mahcr. president OF the Nor
folk and Western Railroad. who was
chairman of the temporary commits
sion. was renamed by tho Governor
and Will probably become permanent
chairman. II. l.. Ferguson. prcsi-
dent OF the Newport News ship
building and Drydock Company. was
the other member retained. The new
men are:
William NJ. Martin. secretary OF the
Petersburg Chamber Of Commerce
w. r.. Carson. E'vcrton. and H. q.
karhc". president Of the Norfolk
Chamber OF Commerce.
The commission will follow den-
mite program laid down 10y the act
creating il. secretary. who must
be an engineer. will he employed at
a salary To be fixed ny the commits
sion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-11
IMPROVEMENTS TO BE MADE
TO FAIRGROUNDS OF CITY
Luck Field, III East End Be Enlarged Will Bath.
houses and Baseball Grounds at
Byrd Park.

Many improvements will be made.
ut the various city Fairgrounds dur
ing the spring, ii was shown dur
ing the meeting OF the Finance Com
mittce yesterday afternoon. Director
SaNil!e appeared before the commit.
tee and explained many features.
necessary to keep the Fairgrounds
up to a high standard lie stated
that improvements would he made
10 LUCK Field. tn" largest playground
in the East End New diamonds will.
be placed in tis. field and new back
stops. while portion 90 the field
viii he newly graded and placed in.
condition. The Church Hin Athletic
Associations grounds also will he en-
iarIcd.
Many added attractions will be
found q, Byrd Esirk when the season
opens on June Is The lighthouses
Will he enlarged and improved. while
new hlcachcrs will he erected in the.
ball field.
Members OF the committee called
attention to the comprehensive sur
veN of the water supply system, now
being conducted by Director Traf-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-11

ford. It was shown that, to date. the
survey revealed "leakages" amount
ing to nearly 100000 gallons day.
This. II was said. may be Increased
cons!derabl bly,. Director Trarord said
that water loakaEcs are TO be ex-
pectcd In ali cities where there is
great distribution. He declared that
the result OF the survey had proved
satisfactory. and that he had found
the losses about on an average of
what might he expected in all large
cities
Much or tho leakage is due to old
and worn pipes In every instance.
the pipes have either been renewed
or reps ircd. The survey will be com
plctcd within a short while. at the
conclusion OF which the city will
have ore o: the most complete water
supply systems in the country, Mr..
Trafford says.
The committee. yesterday comp!ct eli
its inquiry into tho various depart;
ment budgets. and Will. at a meet
ing tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
wind up this particular feature Of
the budget. when it will go into the
question of license taxes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-11
XIV ANIANS WILL BE
GUESTS OF ROTARIANS
Older Organization WIN Observe
'''nia NiEht" This Evening mt
q In Murphy's Hotel

Rotary gala night" will be OBJ
served at Murphy's beginning at 6
clock this evening. The occasion
VIII 10" the annual reception to the
NlWdniS club y program described
as am edition d" luxe" has been ar
ranged hy "a committee embracing
t.IW""d Tragic, Allen Savilie. George
Narchmoni, Guy Corbett. Doc Hog
san and J"tcr Jones. Several snap
Us SURPRISES" it is said. will be in
trcdGccd.
President Norman Call. il was said
yesterday. VIII officially welcome The
guests. and his greeting VIII be fol-
i"".d by songs by the giee club.
headed by Howard Bryant. Alvin
Smith. Henry Schwarzschild. George
street and Henry Street AS several
members OF tho reception committee
are city Aldermen, the festivities
nave been arranged TO reach cn
max at o'clock, so these members
may attend the session Of the Board
OF Aldermen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-11
MORT RERN NECK SEEKS
LINK WITH RICHMOND
Direct Transportation Be-
tween This City and Pc
ninsula Is Asked.

Direct transportation connection
between Richmond and the northern
Peninsula will be ked by citizens
OF the lower Northern Neck. which
includes the counties OF Northumber-
land. Lancaster and Richmond. when
they come before the Richmond
Chamber OF Commerce at an early
date. 1t is planned TO have steamers
or the Chesapeake Steamship Com
pany. which ply between West Point
ana Baltimore. stop over at Flccton
northumberland County. for freight
and passengers to this city.
The Baltimore Chamber Of Com
mcrce and the merchants of that CITY
ar" expected to use their influence
AGAINST the stopping of tho steamers
AT Election. since Baltimore has long
extensively enjoyed the trade of this
fertile section. The territory is said
to he rich in agricultural. fish and
oyster products. and northumberland
IS one OF the leading tomato-produc-
ing counties in the United States
Every night at $40 o'clock the
Chesapeake line steamers leave
West Point. thus enabling them To
arrive at Election about four hours
later. Returning. steamers leave BAL
'n"Te daily at o'clock. and would
arrive at Flecton during the early
morning hours. making il possible for
freight from the Northern Neck to
reach the Richmond markets around
o'clock in the morning over the
Southern Railroad.
Concerted action is being taken by
Northern Neck citizens. who have
lost hopes Of getting railroad in
mat section. They are said To he
relying on the Richmond chamber
and business men Of this city 10 make
the fleeton-West Point commun!ca-
tion reality.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-11
LAUNCH PRESBYTERIAN
DRIVE THURSDAY NIGHT
400 Workers Will Be Adj
dressed by DIR. DuBosc and
Director NlcCill.

"a year ago the field work in the
campaign for Christian education
opened. and now We are getting
ready to close in Richmond" said one
of those in charge or the work at
headquarters YESTERDAY The frs,
field work was done at Blucneld. w
Va. which section is in this synod.
ana the first subscription was made
by {. T. Hancock X Bro. OF tina;
@iW. The work in Blneh@1d was
under tho RluciTcld PRESBYTERIAN
church. of which Rev. samuel w.
Moore is pastor. and $4,000 was sub
scribed. Since then. about S75o.ooo
has been raised and the work VIII!
close with subscriptions 10y Pres
byterians OF Richmond for s25O0cO.
Or. j. II. EScleston. president OF
Ham@dcn- Sidney College has issued
statement To the Prcshytcriaus
OF this city, calling attention ,D tho
movement here. DR.. EgrlcSton. after
StTessing the need for Christian cdu-
cation, says the college has tho
smallest endowment OF any standard
college OF the south.
meeting OF the executive com
mitiec has been called for today nj
noon. At which time reports viii l..
! made Tor the various subcommI,toaS
! IN the progress Of tho work 1t was
/ SAID Yesterday that practically All Of
/ Inc details had been completed and
/ the almost 400. woixcr,. are ready.
( Tor the opening dinner THURSDAY
h'tht az $50 o'clock in Grace Cove
"aht 'hurch. At this dinner. the
/ address OF the evening viii he mad.
.! p'' lienry Wade pURosc. OF DAN
/ Nlte. after which instructions vii,
I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-11
WILL BUILD $4,000
BOULEVARD APARTMENT
Eight Brick Dwellings 10 ca In on
Rosewood Avenue at Total
Cost OF $4,000,

Eight brick dwellings, are 10 he
built within the next few months on
the 300 block of Rosewood Avenue.
permits for the same having been
issued yesterday by Building In
spector Butler. Five Of the build
inGs Will cost $1,000 each. one $500
and TWO $4,000 each.
An application :or building per
NIT was fled yesterday by George
Kinds. who has planned TO cree, a
three-story apartment house at $40
Boulevard 10 cost $4,000. There will
he apartments for nine families.
Application was filed by G. T Bruce
Tor permit To build brick dwell :
ling At 1909 S-rmmcs Avenue. To cos,
$500. and by T.. u. Perkins. to
hui!d frame and stucco dwelling at
3io5 Enslow Avenue. TO cost $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-11
Engineers 10 II.nr Mn.hip,o.h

IN0hmONd GhaN:6r- tm.r--Ir N..--
cation Of Engineers at Tho yyeo.l,.
luncheon yesterday at Hotel Ru.u.r
voted !" attend the Richmond "A
Neriisiug club luncheon mex, Mon
DAY AZ which time charles Henry
Macintosh. president Of the Asso-
clat"d Advertising Clubs az the
world. WI Do" ,hc speaker. There
was r'und-tahlA discussion Of
several subjects at Yesterdays meet
ns' nut 'n"ro was no special SPEAK.
rT. Inc discussion showed IT, mem q
hers deeply Interested in ua,,.rs
rolativ. 20 the forward unycrcy,
- tho city. \r'icularly zon.ng.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-11
builders Exchange To Meet.

The board Of directors Of the Build
! crs' Exchange, Of Kichmond Will
hold an important meeting today at
! noon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-11

PL EASE NOT We've
grouped all these Fabrics in one
big lot and-at SOC Il yard-we
are offering them at far below
IOday's regular prices. This Is
one of the most important offers
OF fine Dress GingllamS we've
eyer made; it presents OppOr-
tunity for Real Savings.
Basement Store, West
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-11

Regarded, generally, as the fin
est Bingham made i'm America in
colorful checks; plaids and solid
ColOrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-11
City Circuit Court Adjourn,..

Clerk Rowelle, OF the City Circuit
! Court, announced yesterday that the
February term OF that court had
closed. and all jurors for the term
may receive their pay by applying
To him or TO Comptr0llcr Cnfnr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-02
Sin mabres Sort.

Ser groBe Menibenfenrter nno
gr5ieber SSlatti6 unterbielt iib
einit nit elmer GSrau un0 eiirem
Marr, in oeren gbe es ni9t ieltell
5u 5treitigfeiten fam. 8ei6e tDinfd-
ten 5u erfabren pb un0 nuf melde
8eiie es m0glid iein fonnte, fol6e
nenig erfreulibe observation-disclosures,
gen 31 bermeioen. 55tatt oaraltt
Mntport 5u geben, fragte Slattid],
Of Der Menih 5u allen Soften BET.
pollem @eritanoe lei. Ser Munn er-
mioefte: vgfab meinet Muffaiiung
fam nier1a1b b%ebaupten, onB CT
iml1er Bel boiler 8ert1l1nft iei; mag.
elmer al1df nod 10 geidet fem, .
for1mt bod 5lnpeilen eir1e 11arriihe
St1trbe Iber i'm SsSllattid iiagte 81.
iibm:: .DnS lit Elm tuabres 8ort, n1oo
man iolte 6arab al ba16eln u
den. @enn einn1nI bic ndrriiN
sStur1oe iber Sbre 6Gran fforn1nt, d
oenfen Sic oaran, ieien Sic geibeit,I
uab geben g5iie nod 3nr s5Sral,
.getparo1t, l1br er fort: uQno tperr
Sic rdrrlide s5tunoe an sSbren)
Mlarrl1n forant bunoeln 5i nl
Sgle:.de @e; iil1r Der11 sstpei Nar-
sren al1eii11nlllDer geraten g e END.
sslUfe 6GllDk1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-02
altie lamee hanern Gramttf2

@obl ieber bat idon einmal Die
Grfabrung gemadt, bob CT pabreno
elmer go115 fur5en 3ettipanne S9la-
fes cine SiiIe BON Mbenteuern CT.
lebte. Ser englii9e 8ipbologe Mr.
thur 2Dn6 bat tb nun in eingeben-
ben 8eriu9enmtt Der 3eit6duer BON
Eranmen belbdftigt nn0 beri9tet
ooriiber in einem 2onooner 8latt.
y8ei elmer @elegenbeit," ihreibt CT,
vertpa9te i9 nit Dem @lodeni6lng
8; i@ b0rte ul1r ben eriten 59lag
Der 1br unb ertpabte Damn mieber
Bel Dem lebten shlage. SSn oieie1n
fur5en 8eitraum batte id einen
langen Eraum gebabt. Mebnlidc
8eobadtungen finben fid offers III
Der eini9ldgigen 2iteratur. go bat
3. 8. Der 5bmei5er HiDbologe @la.
pareoe oaourh eine 5iemli9 geraue
S6aBung Der 2dlnge zines Sraumes
errei6t, bob er IN %beitimmten fur5en.
3eitrdumen 8ropen aus elmer Sla.
i6e auf ieinen &opf fallen lieB uno
bao11rb anfnabte. Sn einem
Eraum, Der menige 5efunoen bon,
erte. erlebte ser nun Die folgenoen
abenteuerlt6en Dinge: CT begging eli
nen Moro in 8aris, flob rnb 2on-
bon, 1rabm Elm 9diff, erreidte Nep
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nod Chicago, fnno fid AUDI bort
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S9iff mad Sapan als Sei5er, fa1tl
bort an, murbe IN Dofobama gum
Eooe berurteiH uno erpadte. Die
S5rage mad Der 3eitonl1er bon Erdus
men bat Die Bbantaiie Der golfer
spielfa9 beiddftigt. Gin 8eiipiel bic
tet cine beriibmte Grabbing Deg
5Sslums: Gin %nngldlbiger ;Snltan
bntte iiber cine Gteqe Des &orafs
gela9t, IN Ser eradbt miro, mie Der
gr3engel Gabriel zines WorgenS
Woban1u1e0 aus ieinem 8ett niimn1t,
inn oie S6lIe 5eigt, i'm ourd Die
lieben 8i1nmel oes 9arn0ieies fibrt,
ibm geitattet, 10000 l1nterreounger
nit @ott al ffuibren, atno i'm IN iein
8ett auriidbringt, bebor Der @aiier-
ffrl1g, Ser 11mitiir5te, als Der gngel
ben Hropbeten entfibrte, geleert
mar. Ser Sultar nun i9lief einen
Mugenblid Elm uno batte einen lam
gen Ernllm nit pielen Mbenteuern;
ais ct aber ernadte, fdro er, Bob
falm cine 5efun6e Derfloiien mar.
Die @eihidten bon oem blibi6nel,
len Boriberbui6en Der Erdl1me be-
meiien aber nun feinesnegs Die Ne-
latipitdt Ser 3eit. SIN Eroum erie
ben mir ia Die 9inge niidbt mirfli9,
ionoern tie iagen nl1r NIT @eoanfen.
i6nelle 6ur9 ben &opf. Gin 8rofei,
ior 3. g., Ser anidauli6 bartlett,
fam unS IN elmer Stunoe bur6 Elm
Sabrtauienb Ser 8ergangenbeit fiib.
rem; aber Sic @eiamtbeit Der 8ett-
elemerte, IN Der mir ale 6ieie ge.
oanfli9en @inoriide erbalten, 1T
nur cine 5tnnoe. go 1T es and nit
Eraumen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-02

go DrudfebIer. Sen gan.
3ett Gag Mber mar Der 2a6en Der
Mooiitin bon ttellgierigen Gralte1t
bes Stdot9ens MberfuM; 6ern iie
batte cine nel1e, ret3en6e Nie6er,
tradt erf1n6en.
9ie Mnmeiung. Serr
8infmeiiel, Elm eifriger SarnmIer,
ben,lBt ben eriter l1rlal1bstag, I'M
a1f Dem 96ngebo6en iet1e Minern.
Merchandising al or6ne11. Settte
@attin 'niitnmt u%rteroeiien Elm erfri.
i9e11oes Ba6.
9epor 8infmeiiel d1f bie S6i,tge.
bobenIeiter flettert, fagt er gum
9ienitmdo9en: nglio Nnna, nern
ticmutb f%ornn1t, 6a1r iagen Sic. ib
bin i'm @ebirge, un6 meme 5rau TT
an Ser See!!"
Gin Benie. @nusfrnll
(3uu1 Dienitm1oi9en, pelbes aud
fo6t): sic molten Elm SSabr fo1en
geIerrt baben uno folnrten nidbtt elm
NAL @ier bartite6en2
Meire 2iebe, oas gierbartiieoen
bab' i6 ibon mad bret Monatet
berausgebabtl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-02

s n6irefte Muffor6e.
Mann: @ie alt mar 6ent1
oei1 er1ter Mann g%etDor6en2
Gral:: Sea, in beinem Sitter tpar ct
t9on g%eitorbenl
60 Mbfdredung. Mltter
Gei Ser Gable b'bote leiie our Sod.
ter): SSB ridt 10 ibredli6 bel, Sc.
Ie11e, bein 8erebrer madt iaon eth
oan3 6ngitlides @eli4tl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-02
.A1leple1 fdps Raus.

all!l|lleplG1 fdiip 5 !Raus,.
3 { u bfulIen Der Metne
btinse man ben Wein mDglihlt ne.
Mig nit Cuff III Berubruag, nesbalb
pas Mbfuaen nit befonoeren Mppa.
rantell oDer S9lduden ~ erfolgen
pflegt.
u ltd bare 4inte. Dte
mertpirbigie iDmpatAetii9e ainte
lift Bic aus S9mnlte ooer Robalt be-
reitete. sic bat Bic gigeniaaft, OaB
man BE bamit gemadhten 9hriftol9e
nah Bslieben Deri9pinDen u1b lDte>
Der 6erportreten laffen tam. 4ne
anberen ipmpatbif6en 9tnten bIeiben
iidtbar, tpenn lie einmal auf benz
Rapier eriatenen iinD. I'm oieie
3inte 3u bereiten. ntmmt man
S1malte unb lift fe iolarge IN
@ulpeterfaure auf, bis bic leBtere
D~enienigen metolilAen Sell aus Der
@9maltc a~usge5ogen bat, pel4e Der,
ielben Die blaue 9Jarbe erteilt. Dan1l
perbiinnt man bic Tlufitgteit, melhe
febr f9nrf 1T, nit Mafer. Menn
man nit berielben aufpapter fArsibt,
10 inb bic 8u@ftaben uniihtbar,
tpenn tie 6agegen elmer htnldngltdeu8
Wdrme ausgeiebt peroen, io ne9meI'
lie cine CRIME 5rabe an, tpel4e tpteDer
perf9minDet, penn bas papter talt
tpirD.
RpraIlentetten reinigt mon,
tn6em man bielelben Durh marines
Mofer aiebt, in pel@em Elm Seel0ffel
bon 8orar .aufgelDf murbe (3n !
pint WaHer.) Man f@tpentt lie IN
laumarrnem. tlarem Mafer aus uno
trodnet lie, irbem mon lie in 9arb,
tu1ern ro1t.
Munbe TuBe. Cine sroBe
@rlei9terung fur munbgelaufene III,
&c gepdbrt bic feline ,9aut I'M .Snnerl1
Sic Gierf9ale. Man 3iebt lie Dorlt9'
tia ab unb legt lie auf pie tpu111e
gteue. sic tiiblt unb beilt 5uglei4
urb triGqt 70 pertg aus, bab fte bein1
Wieberan3ieben Der 5tiefel nidt I'M
geringften beldfigt,
I'M ii1er Mdue nno
Staten in bic aufgeltellte Sale
al Ioden, beoiene man fiib beg No.
ienbol80ls, bas bieie 9iere belonoerS
aern rieden unb ,bur6 baS lie it'd
unlpioerltebli@ ange5ogen fuble11.
Wan beltreiht ben Sober nit einem
Sropfen biefes Deles uno taua I'D
nit @etuiBbeit ieiner 8eute frelel1.
81 Gin guteg 8oBn
fir sic 6ubb0oen fam man beritel-
len, inoem man anf BEN 5euer flint
geile gelbes 0nbs IN abt Seilen
| Negenmaiier aufl0lt, lanqiam cine
Qoiung bon 5rpei Eeilen 8otaibe IN
bier Seilen @Qlier bil5ufiigt uno bic
Miihnng l6ngere 3eit unter beitd1.
bigem umrubren fobt. 9aS umrib.
rem muB aud, naboem bic Mtidung
4eM Senet , ge aa;aht teor "a gisia,
gna%asa;fa 10y pon otmns Gntin.
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gS als u..S.lr ~ a e. 'm;,,sa1 n,f
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orion, gt;;T ssionpm oI6naen6 Al
ra;ha,,
Gmmnrae @hIeier n4idt
mon Il iforfem See ur6 pIqttet iie
mnm fp,,fht anthem atpei Suderu
trodpnI gin gteifen init @ammiara.
hif,,n, 81 nidbt al rotten. nl1h nift
6ns Mnifhpn ii itnrfem. idrpqraem
@nffep So npr shIeipr 6npot1 einer1
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-02
@ebein,rat Melterfamp orndfte 6ie.

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saT ma i'm @eae1iok AZ Sen tobeu.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-02

.GrGuIeill, i9 muB sic altfi6rei.
Ben, sic iinb uuf berbotenem 8eg!1
,Mh Soft, i'd illde ia met11e1
Br1utigntn, mir baden uns Dor elmer
balben 5tunbe berlobt!"
,So, 10! ga mar's mobl Der, Der
ioeben lit raienoem Eempo alf ben
3ug geeilt iit?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-02
st. Beneoicts
Acaoemp . :
81. Soiepb, stearns Gonats, gaiaa.

sine Der beiteu Anitalteu 31r 55be.
zen S1d)terer5tebnng IN gaaae1
8tor6tueiteu. 1tnterridt IN bentider,
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fa5ren, Mnia, Maleu, aod5ea mi
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uler, nit alien 11ooernen Beqnemli6.
teiten ausgeitattet iteben ben 3jG.
Hngeu 5nr 8erfigiing. Mit obiaem
Snfitute If cine sdnle fit Snatch
bon 6 BIS IL Sabre1 berbnnbeu. Sc.
gen Naberem iUeu6e man I'D On
Sister Directress, q. S. B.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-02

so, bas madt er INNER 10; ba'
nit Die 2elte nidt ieben, bob er
uieoer nidts gefhoiien bot, tragt
er ben Dadel a1f Dem $eimtpeg I'M
&udiad!"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-06
PSYCHIC ANALYSIS

It Is quite tho rag" tho. @ da,N I"
-.aa tho books ng Freud and ",h'r nu.
sAor4xtsa on psyche analysis. Young
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-06
HERE--AM THERE!
Specially Written for The Wheeling lntelllgencer.

Here Safe and Happy IN Our Homes.
FOOD N AHI ND\N(E- SIIELTEH AND
WAKMTII FOR OUR Low ED ON Els
Thee Homeless and Hopeless.
TIIOlS SANDS WITHOUT FOOD or SHELL
TER DOOMED TO DEATH UNLESS
HELP COMES QUICKLY
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-10-05
PRICES OF WHEAT

From some unknown source it was
reported that Russia would export
wheat this year. This news was
used as a pretext for driving Chicago
September below the dollar mark.
There is a difference Of opinion con-
corning conditions in Russia. There
have been emphatic protests. against
the probability Of the withdrawal Of
the American Relief Administration
from Russia, on the ground that some
districts in south Russia are threat
ened with famine. It is certain that
Russia has no surplus. Il any grain
is exported from the Black Sea ports,
an equal or greater amount will be
imported through the north. The
bad railroad connections between the