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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-30
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DUTIFUL DODDS
By*Adt Schuster

her best.
one evening Olive, reading a paper
on the car. startled fellow passengers
with an exclamation. On the sport page
was 4 picture Of the winners or the city
championship in tennis. "Dodds and
Green the caption read, new hoIdeTS
OF the doubles tltlc.
"Who would think" she asked in as
constituent that all this time We have
had 4 tennis shark in our midst? But
the picture does not do him justice.
Here was an opening she could use III
conversation. a way TO find out more
about the man. She brushed up on her
small knowledge Of the game and made
ready.
Il never knew you played tennis"
said Olive. walking beside the book
keeper next evening.
Tennis" he Was pleased and sur
pri%cd. oh yes, ! play n little
"Oh. ! do wish * it is not too much
trouble. you would teach nc" The
opportunity was 100 good. the girl was
daring all in this bid for better ac-
ouaintance. Dodds blushcd and the ar
rangem.nts were made. The next day
the figure who lived in the ledger as
sumed new importance. Olive wished
to tel the whole Office that Dut!ful
podds WAS no 24-hour ploddcr but a
champion on the courts. lie had had
his picture in the papers. They had
been unfair TO misiudge man because
he had been 50 conscientious in his
WORK For the first time she waItec
for him on a second evening IN sue
crss;on She WAS say as she put the
question.
How does it feel. Lee. to be tennis
Champion"
The bookkeener looked at the radiant
face She had used his first name and
no girl had ever looked Al him like that.
she was unfolding newspaper clip
ping.
See" said Olive. holding It to him.
u have kept It, and oh I am so proud
Of you"
Doddz looked at the picture and de-
hated 4 brief moment with himself. His
new found courage was gone.
That" he replied humhly. rs my
brother"
They walked on in silence, past the
corner where she took her car each
evening and three blocks up the street.
Then Olive pulled him gently by the
arm
"Anyhow." she sad. smiling wis:fully
Il don't care mitch for tennis players"
Tomorrow-The Lost Story.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-30

Yes. ou, shes got an awful lot Of
common sense
We had been discussing a Eoung c'rl
In our ne.ghborhood who has lately
announced her engagement. The man
In the case is frankly considered
catch. The girl j. a nice girl reason
sbly good looking. but not obviously
out Of the ordinary.
Il should think" said the inevitable
feminine critic. that with the whole
crowd 20 choose from nc might have
Eotten a girl with more charm or
beauty ore something remarkable
Why. Mary hasn't beauty "r charm or
talent Shes just an ordinary nice
girl"
And then Marys defender made the
response:
Yes. but she's got an awful 10; Of
common sense.
And do YOU thipk that's quality
FOR mar to fall IN love WITH? asked
Mary's cC!'lc.
Good to Live with
no" said the other woman. but
Us miSh; good quality for a man
10 1--we with. think Jim IS wise
man. or prenaps." she added as an
a fterthouGht. Il should say lucky
one"
In which she showed herself twice In
the same speech a Daniel come 10 judG-
ment In human nature and human
values.
wonder how many couples reach
tbs divorce courts that would never IN
The world re, there y both the parties
had a little more common sense.
think IL would be hard for fairy
xodmother. u md any gift that would
mean More IN peace and happiness 20
her ward than common sense Except
perhaps. health-and they are apt 10 be
found together).
Less Jealous.
~ a woman has common sense Il
means that she will he less susceptible
10 that emotion which 20 often wrecks
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
II woman has common sense II
means that she will he able to keep her
head In time Of sickness and servo her
loved ones intelligsntly without taking
more than Is necessary out OF her own
vitality
II woman has common sense y
means that she will not take the read
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-30
7 Just Can't make MY Eyes Behave

1 VI
"Sockums. you adorable rascal N"u
have been maxim. eyes At your father
and YOU haven't been straight about X.
What do YOU mean by such do:ue@'
~. aoo,or ,oole5 ~ mo Iaurhinglv.
w. d,ad, r,s, rrt,,rboIcd mo in
.,o bou anI j., ~. r,ns, tragic voice
,,r.,,. 90 ,.,,, ~. r,irg n
ne 49, ~ ~, so,.. .arorsI ,frnc4
10 .,, ,,,, ,,,,, Iook nnrf.r,l,.
II. ~ ..'S -, o,.oa Tnn, ,oIi mo who,
/" - a,,,h d,,,rs,. .
w ~ ga T.v-nrod "ho
80 IN'e, ~" n w. rYnw MAT I
har. y.ry lI.,lo control Of NV eve
49,, a,I 10 fac. IF mo mat.
49,, co. ,,r,trr, 20, although
-, nv rNr,e ,r.ls, y,,. ,br0l and
an u w, ca,.i,.,
Know ,ne'n pr' tv,tn, ,.,,, ,r.n,h,v
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-30

There - an unwrltten law that any
one who works diligently over set oi
books shall be given the reputation OF
knowing nothing outside of the "or!d
Of figures and accounts. HIS fellows
in tho orfc. refer To him dcr!sivcly as
"hav'rg his nose In the books" and IN"
concentration h. must give To his task
sets him outside Of the social life the
banter and gossip OF the place.
In the offc" OF tho Consolidated Gas
C,onrany Lee paILs was the lonely and
mysterious custodian Of the ledger. IN
IN, traditional manner he sat on 4 stool
at n high desk and hunched his should
ers as he wrote lie WIS rs far removed
from tho und"rcurrcnt ot office LIE as
was the dnnrwan below. or the figure ~
Mercury on thc roor. Dodls was a good
hcokkccpc-. a valuable man. He was 50
and. In serious wa. good looking
The tell nc" said Olive Hawley,
head stenngrap hcr. who could never I'm,
dcrstand the mans failure To respond
- the Offices admiration or herself
that Dutirul Dodds spends her even
incs adding MP yard-i"ns columns or
figures. that he sums M the numbers
on auto licenses on the way n work,
and that his idea of r'otous time IS
a loctur" on higher mathematics.
In time the presence - the dazzling
Olive was horne into he "onSc!ouSn"SS
Of tho hookkcoper and 81" had hcr I'll
ur,uh ca"h morning WHEN D." turned In
MS chair u hid he" good morning.
rroeo who knew Dodds con sidered an
cu1ch IN his development had poem
r,arIod and olive waa secretly pleased.
II,d the man planned bis campaign de-
lirorately Il could not have been more
r,.,t-, Fo- ,Nn interest af pit"r. used
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-30

1925. One of the seasons pretty
models Is here portrayed. Convenient
pockets are placed under the tab en-
tensions Of the waist, which has long
lines and girdle extensions which close
over the back White linen with frills
and bows OF organdy would be pleas
Ing. Pongec in a natural shade with
p!pings Of green crepe would be at
tractive.
The Pattrn Is cut in : sizes: 81. So.
rs. 80, ~. IL and 10 inches bust meas
ure. SS-irch size will require -
wards Of 40-inch material. The width
at the foot Is about ~ yards.
Pattern mailed TO any address on
receipt OF lcc in sewer or stamps.
Write name and address plainly. Send
- cents to The Inteiligencer office
Wheeling. W. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-30
Four Dancing Feet
AN ACCOUNTING NIGHT
By JANE PHELPS

looked In At the dor.
Yes. I'll be on, in a minute It's
awful late, isn't it,
Yes. but couldn't bear 10 wake
you up What time did you como in?''
Same old time, Came right home
with Lilly. She was outside waiting
for me
You don't look very good this morn
Ing. dcaric I'll bring your breakfast TO
you You stay right In bed
Gladly Ger,ie acqulesced She was
tired. heart-sick.
There Ain, that nice" Mrs. Gum
!amgs said when a few moments later
she brought Gertie's breakfast 10 her.
The tray was battered. but tho cloth
VAS spotlsssly clean and the coftee and
toast. the egg. perfection.
How good YOU are 20 mo. Ma"
WHY shouldn't Re. dearie' Amt
you my big baby? And amt you good
to all ot us, Now eat your breakfast.
and then take your time getting dressed
I'll heat the water so you can have a
bath"
To her surprise. Gert:e was able TO
cat. This rite ove- her spirits rose n
lite It Is hard TO be depressed on a
cuu stomach.
Maybe ne won Senu me away ~
sa:d - she hathed. TN be careful
who' say 10 him. and
Here's letter FOR YOU 6ierte. h"r
mother interrupted hcr thoughts "th"
postman Just brought It. rs from Tom
guess" Mrs Cummings waited I"
hear wha: re had 70 say.
,Ierr'e's olc~ wcr~ '0i1tnC ~ ~"
opened tho l"'ro-. = vas SPORT. MOI
much IrHrc- tn7u - '8.'t o"N. t"' sc
sho read >cr hrer'A .a-':H GIirE'y. and
= ltue grasp Of delight hr""" from
he-
What Is il. deari"1"
Hes coming Ma 0"'S coming
and she fairy danced in her cXr'tGncn'.
Hell be here in just month" sud
dap,v she sohhcd. "Tll read It - you.
she said quietly. rerhaTs when h"
came they would DC back IN the old
fat not In this nice plaCe-she had
hoped that some time he would SEQ Il.
Never mind now-the stew VIII burn.
You can read II TO me- BY and by. II
viii he nice 70 have him come again.
Won, he hc surprised when he SECS
us all fixed UP like We are IN this nice
fat."
III he ever secs it-s"cs us In H.
Gertie said 70 herself ae her mo;her
few 10 attend to tho stew.
Tomorrow-A Day Radly Begun
Ends Happily
projected BY George Matthew Adamso
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-30
LOWER HEIGHT AND
AGES FOR MARINES

Ins,rucrions have been received at
the local Marine Corps recruiting sta
ton, second floor. Odd Fellows build
INK. that the minimum height for appl'-
can't has hccn lowered TO five feet four
inches instead OF five feet five inches
Tho ago l!mit has also been lowered and
young men OF eighteen Years may now
enlist in tho rate Of private. Men are
desired for aviation duty and also FOR
handsmcr. The handsr"n are required
for duty in tho tropics and those quail
fled Will b" transferred 10 Hampton
Roads. Va. for further transfer via
transport 10 tho West Indies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-30
SIDE TALKS
bv Ruth Cameron
UNCOMMON SENSE

iustmcnt from courtsh!p TO married life
to- hard She will not be reScnttuI
when she ends that her husband eX-
poets some hing besides charm from
ncr. She will realize that spending his
money wisely and making tho most
OF comfortable home possible IS her part
OF her partnership.
II He rorgets Flowers.
II woman has common sense It
means that SIT. will not be Supersensi-
tive. that she will not make scenes over
little things. or regard the fact that her
husband has forgotten 70 bring flowers
on their second wedding anniversary as
Z sign that he has ceased to love her.
The funniest thing about common
sense. or perhaps the only funny thing
about II. Is It's name. For sound. sane
common sense is not common. Far
from It. It's rare and beautiful en-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-30
COUNTY COURT
Marriage Licenses

Theodore Rywant 81. Of Wheeling
and r,oru -. johnson. SO, Of Elm Grove.
George HUtchings, 81. and Irene West,
%. both CuiDrci 81 Altoona. ia.
George ". Trenton, 8. ana Theima
-. both OF Neffs. Ohio.
Ccyt e. Muokley. s. and Laura Hines
50. both Of Stark county. Ohio.
Silns &. snyder. 81 and Mildred Coo,
g. both Of Clarion. Pa.
John Harold Brown. q. and Madeline
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-30

Elizabeth stonebrook. II. both OF Cam
ton. Ohio.
Deeds
Andrew Myles TO Charles W. Leip-
hart. parcel OF land on east side OF coal
street.
Mary Ket.erer to George Steer. parcel
Of Ind IN RichIand district
Frank Martin to Roy l. Collins, lot IN
Pleasanton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-30

dowmcnt and she who brings II To her
lover es part nr her dowry brings hin
aon,ethinc Infinitely precious.
Tornorrow-Is This tho Right Answer?
Evening star., 1922-12-19

new cord tires; cheap. Handley Motor Co.,
$3.50 Ga. ave. Col. 2323. Open nights and
Evening star., 1922-12-19
CHRISTMAS GIFT SUGGESTIONS

Allow the suggestions these columns solve Christmas prob
ems Annroprae for children and the home
Evening star., 1922-12-19
DU r mt
HARPER MOTOR COMPANY.
Established 1918.
Guaranteed Used Cars and

Used care are selling at these minimum
prices. as you will note our prices below. We
mark the price on every car. and invite COM
pari>on anywhere In the city. Our service in
cludes on delivery Of cars gas, oil, tools
init.
Evening star., 1922-12-19
APARTMENTS 70 LET.
RUvR NVSuEn

LEAVING TOWN. WILL TURN OVER
lease Of my attractively furnished tworoom
to purchaser Of furnishings complete. No rea-
sonable offer refused. Apt 4. 1910 Ga. ave. .
Evening star., 1922-12-19

very attractive model, In perfect condition.
Been used by private party only. Condition
payment or terms to reliable party. Will sac
rifce for $3.50 For information, call Adams
Evening star., 1922-12-19

STUDEBAKER 1922
Light Touring.
Almost new. perfect in ever, way.
OVERLAND COUPE. 1922.
Only a few weeks old. fully equipped; can
not be told from new car.
FORD TOURING.
Driven only 5000 miles; not q seratch on
These cars have been traded in on nsv
Hupmohdles and are fully guaranteed. Res
sonable terms.
Sterrett & Fleming, Inc.
Champlain and Kalorama Rd.
Columbia $3.50.
HERE THEY ARE!
1870 BUICK. s,PAss;. WINTER TOP;
1870 BUICK TOURING, 5-PAss.
1920 p0DGE SEDAN
1921 HAYNES TOURING.
1920 FORD SEDAN.
1921 FORD ToURiSe.
1922 FORD TOURING.
1917 CADILLAC COUPE.
1917 DODGE ROADSTER. WINTER TOP.
STANLEY H. HORNER,
1915 14th ST. NV. MAIN s2ee.
ONLY A FEW DAYS MORE
TO BUY A CAR AT PRAC-
.TICALLY YOUR OWN
PRICE AND TERMS.
AFTER THE HOLIDAYS
PRICES WILL ADVANCE,
SO ACT NOW.
COME IN AND INSPECT
THE FOLLOWING:
1922 wIILYs-KNIGHT TOURING
1920 ESSEX ROADSTER.
1920 sTUDEBAKER SEDAN. 5-PASs.
1920 BUICK ROADSTER.
1920 COLE "s' SPORT.
1919 wINT0N TOURING.
1919 HAYNES 7-PASS.
1919 HUDSON CABRIOLET "a REAL BuY).
1918 FRANKLIN TOURING.
1918 HUDSON SEDAN. 7-PA4S.
AND MANY OTHERS 10 SELECT FROM.
AUTO SALES COMPANY,
1000 18th ST. NV.
PHONES NORTH 6568 & $50.
OPEN EVENINGS AND
SUNDAY.
COMMERCIAL CARS AND TRUCKS.
FORD delivery; starter and demountable rims,
rhAAn
Evening star., 1922-12-19

ROOMS. md FLOOR. APT. HOUSE. CEN
ira! northwest, ss5: less partly furnished
permanent. Address BOX DDS T.. star Office .
Evening star., 1922-12-19

VACUUM CLEANERS. discontinued model
Universal electric yacnsm e. g" eleass.s. slightly
| with all attachments. NATIONAL EfEC-
TRICAL SUPPLY CO.. 132s-13S0 New York
Evening star., 1922-12-19

WILL TURN oyEE AFT.. Z ROOMS AMI
hath. which rents for So month. to pHrty
who buys furniture al cash prize OF SlVn.
am leaving town. ,all between and s:3u
"Wednesday c'".. Dec. 20. 1853 l. 81. 40,
apt. T.
Evening star., 1922-12-19

VICINITY of 4th and U northwest Address
Box lS9-E, Star office. 20'
TWO GENTLEMEN desire board; private fam
lily preferred: state terms. Address Box
1R1 1-E, Star Office. 49,
Evening star., 1922-12-19

THE CHRISTMAS FURNITURE STORE fea-
lures lasting gifts that give pleasure every
one. PETER GROGAN & SONS CO.. s17-s2s
7th st. NV. Quality With liberal credit
Evening star., 1922-12-19

PLAYER-PIANO CLUB-S2 makes you 9 mem.
ber New player.piano Sl85; convenient
terms. ARTHUR JORDAN PIANO CO.. G st.
At 18th. Open evenings
Evening star., 1922-12-19

"A new method Of On.
and family. Many Of
the wonder Of the age.
on those cold. blustry.
IN enterta iument In your
come. Complete sets or
LANSBURGH & BRO,
Evening star., 1922-12-19

VACUUM CLEANERS. hotpoint electric,
complete with attachments, $28; regular price
$3.50. NATIONAL ELECTRICAL SUPPLY
Co l82s- 1880 New York ave. NV
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-29
Stage
ORPHEUM

The current dill Il the Orpheum
has a number of entertaining and
amusing features Coping the list
IS Harry Hayden in romantic
sketch. The Love Game" in which
he has the assistance of Scott
Moore. Eloise Murray and Lola Nor
ton Hayden's character Of a bash
ful young sutton Is well played and
the entire act abounds in laughable
lines and situations The Cotton
Pickers. a blackfaced act employing
half dozen singin, and dancing
comedians is received with favor.
Special settings and the old south
ern song medleys are features Of
the offering The Three White
Kuhns are musicians Of acility as
well as impromptu comedians. Their
song numbers are original and the
rough-house methods OF the bass
viollnist provOkes much laughter
Neal Able a former favorite min
strel endman. sings bit. dances a
little and tells negro dialect sto-
ries i'm his own iuimitaDle way
George and Mae Lefevre offer one
Of the most deliberately staged and
costumed dancing acts Ok the sea-
son Paul SydeH presents his aero
batic dog. Spotty, in a number Of
unusual tricks. The Pathe news
reel is also shown.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-29
Screen
BLACKSTONE

Thomas Meighan, Theodore Rob
erts. aud Lois Wilson appearing in
a picture the story OF which comes
from the pen OF the inimitable
HOOsier humOrist George AIDE, is the
mighty menu In store for Blackstone
patrons for three days starting to-
day. our Leading Citizen" is the
name OF this picture and tells in
human. highly entertaining way the
adventures of one Dan Bentley a
shiftless ue'er-dO-weu lawyer Dan
Bentley hated 20 work but loved to
fish. For that reason the people in
his home town predicted for him
life OF failure. Then came the great
war. and Dan Bentley I'm doing what
De believed TO be his simple duties
found himself regarded Dy the entire
French nation as hero. Naturally
when he returned 90 his home town
he found friends and former enemies
as we'll assuming a much different
attitude toward him So marked
was the change in fact that they
made him "OUr Leading Citizen. ."
Folks who remember Tom Meighan's
wonderful work in the recent pic
ture A Bachelor Daddy viii not
want 10 miss the opportunity OF
seeing their faveyite i'm this great
human interest story 10y George Ade.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-29
A nj u S E M E N 7 S
Secrets of the MoUieS Revealed

o-what source does promi-
nent director AFFIRM viii always pro
vide suitable material FOR the
screen7
A-"The classics will continue 70
be drawn upon By directors who
rave ambitions 20 deal with great
subjects in great way. saws a
prominent director
There are two logical reasons
Tor this IN the first place the story
or drama which has survived the
test Of time has. BY virtue OF that
f8ct. demQnstrated that there IS
someth hing In IT'S theme or treatment
which has a universal appeal some
tRiug that is greater than the ever
changing currents OF a temporary
popularity. In the second place.
there IS a tremendous fascination
Tor the director in taking story and
characters that are known 10 hun
dreds OF thousands OF people and
attempting 20 make that story and
those characters live on the screen
In such a way that ne viii win the
approval OF his public. 1t Is much
more interesting 20 take some well
i-nown book or play which has the
rue elements OF greatness and
which Is known the world over and
recreste this for the screen than TO
produce some story % which no one
has ever heard"
O-Around what famous race
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-29

horse Is a prominent movie pro-
Queer contemplating having a
screen story built?
A-OIiver MoroscO/ plans 20 pro-
duce a film with Norwich as the
central figure. II he can persuade
the horses owner 20 consent
Q-For what actress has Eerccvi-
ci the notable Roumanian author.
written a special screen story?
A-For Bebe Daniels. who he~de-
clares is ideally fitted 20 portray the
finest types OF ROumanian gypsy.
Q-What movie leading lady has
been given long term contract be-
cause OF her good work in some re-
cent pictures
A.-Claire WindsOr's excellent
showing i'm Grand Larceny. ."
Brothers Under the Skin" and
Broken Chains" pleased the pro-
ducers so much they have signed
her TO q long contract.
Q-How many feet OF film were
used for The outdoor scenes shot in
England for the new version OF
The Christian"
A-Forty thousand feet were shot
FOR the cxteriors taken on the Isle
OF Man and London. The picture
Will be completed n California.
In connection with what play was
$4,000 paid for the use of four
words? Look for the answer to-
morrow.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-29
FILE PLANS FOR
BANK STRUCTURE
Ask City's Permission to Erect
American Trust Bank
Building.

The building department Monday
was in receipt of plans OF the new
American Trust Co.'S building 90 be
erected ON the northwest corner OF
Michigan e. and Washington av. a
building permit IS being sought by
the general contractors.
The structure VIII be L-shaped.
with "A 25-foot frontage on Michigan
ST.. extending along Washington az.
20 a depth of 125 feet. three inches.
This part or the building Will be
four stories I'm heishth. Flush with
the western boundary and In the
rear Of George Wyman and 60.
building viii be built ive-story ad-
dition 40 feet. six inches by Il feet.
two inches.
Present construction calls for the
building Of the western section Of
the building including the 1ye-story
structure ,his fall After its compile
ton, construction work being rushed
for occupancy This fall work viii
begin on the corner section of the
building.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-29
Peabody Succumbs to
Sudden Heart Stroke

CHICAGO. Aug. 2s-Franc.s
Peabody. millionaire coal man an
nationally known democrat die
OF heart failure while hunting or
'hl= HfnSdale. H. estate yesteria,
with a. score n friends Peabotv
started on tho first hunt 81 he SCI
son After the chase friends motto
.G that the millionaire was absent.
,-pon investigation his body W.
fourd I'm the woods with his hor5
standing nearby.
Peabody was president ~ the
Peabody Coal Co the Largest ia
+ Chicago. lie was known az one Of
-ba most generous contributors %
the democratic campaign fund.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-29
SALE

When mans in love AN awful
lot can happen i'm seven days. If
YOU don't believe it just go down to
the LaSalle theater and see what
happens 20 Richard Barthelmess in
his newest production THE Seventh
DAY" According to the press agent
The Seventh Day is the story of
a gay cocktail cOquette and a rugged
country boy The plot hinges around
what happened when this gay but
terfy. thrown by chance into the
company of a country youth plays
on his heart-strings for her own
amusement For six days the strange
courtship was fast and furious and
on the seventh day comes the big
climax that gives the picture IT'S
name. THE Seventh Day starts at
me IaSaIle Tuesday for "a run Of
three DAYS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-29
HOOUer Urges House to
Pass Relief Measures

WASHINGTON. aug. -S-CBy o.
P-l-Secy OF Commerce Hoover app
neared before The house interstate
commerce commission today an
urged immediate pasS3Ce Of the
Wins,ow and Cummlns bills. design
ed O. checN proftecrinE in coal.
Warning that the country 81 SUI
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-29
CASTLE

More "Bobbed Hair" today. Also
the last OF Bodied Hair" today
l. is not a riddle or puzzle but
merely an effort 10 inform you that
the sizzling ultra-mOdern comedy
entitled "Bobbed Hair" will have its
final siowings today at the Castle
on Wednesday comes Mary Miles
Minter another blond entirely diff
serent in type and temperament. IN
a pretty hilarious love story The
Heart Specialist"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-29
AUGUST %

Ger severe fuel famine this winter
mo- matter how soon normal E'oI
production IS restored. Hoover de-
clared that enactment % legislation
IrprivinE cousins Goa orerators or
cars .n which On ship their products
would enable the government 90
make the host 90 a very bad situa
ton"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-29
Fall Into Gully Kills
Explorer in Mexico

lENIrO CITY Aug. eS.-CBy L..
P)-Wrisht Mccormick. professor
zine University OF Texas and son
Il the editor of Che Geographical
survey. was killed when he fe,l 90
.et down "a gully Of Mount. AiusCo,
lear here.
According 20 ". n Green an
american. and other members Of the
.arr- Mccormick -Uppcl I'D feU
sheu ne attempted 90 so1l' are
aountl Green told authorities Ae
was dead when thev reached him