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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-16
GREENSBURG BANKER MAKES
INTERESTING STATEMENT

stomach and nervous arrangements. II
has been found that whore stomach
trouble exists. nervous Ills arc usually
present Nerv-Worth. by acting on ooth
the nerves and stomach, quickly gives
the desired results, and aids toward re-
storing health. It first rcarranges the
stomach, by neutralizins excess ACIDS.
stopping the formation Of gas, sweetsn-
Ing the stomach. aiding assimilation.
stopping fermentation and helping the
whole digestive tract. 1t also aios
nerve force. gives sound restful sleep
relieves dizziness and other nervous af-
Elections. and thus by this combined &C
ton. aids In restoring hGlth and Vigor
To the sufferer. Give II trial. and be
convinced. If your first trial bottle
does not benefit you. your money Will
he refunded. Sold on a money-back
guarantee by q. II. Griest & Co. and all
leading druggists everywhere.
Eerv-Worth is now $500 per bottle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-16
SEVERE TROPICAL
STORM REPORTED

San Juan. Sept. Ii Th" tr"uhi'"i
storm which reached - greatest in
tcrsttv Sunday ninnt a. san Pedro. Sa"-
to domingo. caused 80 deaths and great
material damage there according I"
, 'ap;a.r Tremdack II III" S;"amer Ma
r!na which ARRIVED her" from SAM"
Domingo today. Many 'nasia! rrattt ~
m, Earhor we're wrecked he said. D"-
lay"d reports received her" today FROM
all over rur'n Rico So NAT m" Storm
wh;yh struck 'h;s island resulted In
thr"H deaths and considerable damage
70 shipping. II ais" caused It heavy loss
in tho coffee CrVp.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-16
TWO ARRESTED FOR
AKRON MANS MURDER

Akron. o. Sept. l5.--Two mer were
arrested tonight N connection with the
murder at RiChlard. O.. early today. OF
Harry Sinclair. 20. Akron sportsman. as
he. sat at the steering vince! Of his auto
mobile.
on" OF the men gave the name Of E. ].
Fisher, VINO operates a cider mill near
mere. According 70 Sheriff Hutchinson.
Sinclair with another man and two mon
had visited the mill prior to the shoot.
ing.
Sinclair was struck by q bullet nred
from a touring car which came uron
his automobile with all lights extin.
guished.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-16
Tells How Two Years Of Trouble was
Relieved When Nerv-w orhf over
came HIS Nervous and
Stomach Ills.

Fer two years l had stomach trou-
HE, said Nicholas Long. OF tho Mcr-
chants Trust Co, Gre-nsburg, Ia. AS
n result OF this stomach trouble was
nervous and could not sleep, and WAS
very weak and practically IN a down
and out condition. l doctored and trieo
all the remedies I could find In an e.
fort to get relief. but IT was without
avail until l purchased bottle OF Nerv-
Worth.
"Thon my stomach trouble disappear
Cd cat we'll. and digest my food. l
am sleeping fine. certainly recon-
unnd Ncrv-Worth tn others" You Will
ind as this gentleman found. that
Nrry- Worth gives relief when others
fail because It scientifically treats both
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-16
SOLDIERS TO PREVENT
RAIDS FROM MEXICO

NoEales, ArIz.. Sent. 15-Pursuant to
Iorders from Secretary Of War Weeks
at Washington. a detachment OF federal
troops consisting OF one officer and II
mon, left Camp stephens. D. Little FOR
jAriyica. fourteen miles from Ruby. Ar'A
tn. detachment will patrol the border
between Arivica and Ruby to prevent
raids b. MeXicans.
Sending If the troops followed a petit
ton by Santa Cruz county residents
calling attention to the killing OF POST
master and Mrs. Frank J. Pearson ey
bandits at Ruby, August 20. last.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-16
WAYNE COUNTY SEAT
WILL NOT BE- MOVED

Wavnr. W. Va, Sept. Ia tHco'Hpi"t'.
unofficial returns on IL" vote east IN
Walne county on Ia" proposal. I" move
tho .uunty srar from Wayr" 20 k"noVa
81 ow :he proposition failed I" receive
,h-cc-rIf,hs Of the total number OF
ha..uta. the uumh": necessary :" move
'la gra' q, government. The removal
lists received approx .mately 81 per cent
uf tie total vote pooled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-16
Investigate Sending
Of Arms to ireland

san Francisco. Sept. l5--An inrestlga-
Hon of reports that obsolete reviewers
sd Il, The BeneCia. California. arsenal
>'.J.u+"h!y 20 'respUnSib.e American
n!i.,'us.' had found their way into Ire
I.uj. LAS been Undertaken by the de-
PARTNER; of justice. II vas stated by
MaJpr f.. Il. Griffith. intelligence officer
Il; Tho ninth army corps area headQuar-
;ers.
Major Griffith said tho rcvolvers were
sold ~ Individuals either personally
known u the arsenal officials or were
youcEcd for by some ono vino was well
known.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-16
Shoots the Woman Who
Refused Him; Suicides

Atlantic ely. y :. Sept. 15--rieorGA
Grover. Il former policeman NJ this r!'y
and Philadelphia shot and seriously
wounded Mrs. Ada Richards l.ayt"a. OF
.Nuy".Sca. a. me HON" Of h"r s'st"-.
Mrs. Howard carmen. her" today and
'h"n sent hui!e' through his brain.
dv:uS instantly, Grover VAS said by
he police {" have been infatuated With
Mrs Layton and hroohed over her re-
:VSat ~ have anything :" do with him.
S,lr was shot On returning from 4 shop
!rE trI9. and Grover - said % have been
coureai"d in her bedroom where the
shooting TOOK pace.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-16
Eating In ShirtS|eeveS
Given 0k|ahOma'S 0. K

oklahoma 'i'y. okla. Sept. IAN
order forhtdd'HC a"~Ecl discrimination
hv ~" Fred Harvey Corporation an! m"
AtrA!Sou. Topeka y Santa rc Parkway
against mon who desire 70 "at in :he.r
,,lirc-slaevrs was ISSUED today by the
~'..tc corporation commission. The or
t.: followed complain; mad" by
,'au,rhcN Russell. !'s chairman. wh" had
seen denied tNc privilege ~ "atinG N a
Harvey dining room at Purcell. Okla.
without wearing his coat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-16
BRENNAN THE VICTOR

s.. Louis. Mo. Sept. 1s.-RiN Brennan
Chicago. outpOtnted Hugh Walker Kan
sas Clty. IN IL round decision bout
here. tontrht according 10 a refereo do
cls!cn They arc heavy weights. Ihe
hcvt proceeds were pro-rated. a portion
going 10 ex-serv!ce mems organizations
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-16
TRAIN BANDITS SLAIN

Trr. Worth Texas. Sop. H.. Two
wou!l-h" hacd!rs were she, and Nt.i"d
!asr r'ghr hy fedora. agents and rail
road Detectives wen tn" Eat;em2'"d I"
hp,d up Texas and Pacific parsonage
train No ii ten mites west ~ For,
WORTH \ ;.r rrrlr-d by federal ON
GERS caused tho placing OF II heavy
yard on ;h,' rain.
orc ~ NO mon k'l'"d 4 Is rcp"rted
f.rrnnril was employed hy the Texas
and Pacific as an cnS,Hr~r.
Hn - sad I" have BOARDED The 'rain
81, For, y oytN. ard th.' other. tnrm""
brakeman az trr :Nah g., Oh when ih"
train w. - rn;'"s "T'.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-16

Now York. Sept. l5.-The steamship
King Alexander. witch figured IN n
Srcc:acu'ar drug and ,'Qu"! raj" last
week. u!:rr "A race ~ port with in!'N''
grants. sNNcd Cor Greece today and VS.
obliged t. carry back seventeen ~ he
vuu.d-hc immigrants because tho S"i'
;r,nhcr Quota for Greek immigrants ha'!
hrcn reached.
Tho steamships agents have lodr'
q protest with the Er'risn embassy ~
Wash,ug,on against methods used T..
fedora. agents IN connection w.'h IN.
rad. in which they charged that w..
81 tN, crew were killed ard I've w"uH"
-. tn" agents claimed the crow Va.
uuar,uCd Tho vessel IS &C Friua"
registry. although IN tho Greek trade.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-16
WILMER WON

P.'rshurrh. Pa. Sept. l5-W:.'n"r o.
FaIrALvrn WAS given newspaper dc
,:,."n hy sight margin To night over
l'iurn"i. ri 'harleroi IN TN round
bout. ii" WIS san going strong 1T the
tap Of ,h,. last song in the night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-16
OPENS PARCEL POST
SERIES TO RUSSIA

Waashinston. Sept, Il - Opening OF
aa-rc' 'aSr %.rl IT,, fn Russia. thcr"h"
,ir'vrl'l conl'"':rg '"aN $"rvic" from
,hn r!'"d Stats 80 th1' country. Mn
3,uro""~"i today by "a" pos'";H'o de-
pRrtU.Hnt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-16
HEAD OF MINGO COAL OPERATORS IN
REPLY TO MINE WORKERS CHARGES

Williamson. W Vt %,it - When
h:s attention WAS "lll,d ~ tir' ;"..rranl
seat Icy John l.. l."W.-. rr"s'tr',' 81
IN" United Minr Workers p NW' rl'.,,
- President Unr.l'rE. rh5..r.r,; g." =
'"!LI IN n f"'i'rr. 'ruU'cy n N'~' W.
Ciu. Harry G,m.i"ad. rrai'r.ri O.: -"
labor committee - t." up"'tt"r.' I...'
,.Ati"n 90 W:.ilu.s..'r r".1s. "a.h
''rh" protest q: john l.. I."H''. i.'' ...
den, If IA" United M."r W'rh"'' -
President Harding orarnNt uuN p.,'-
r"ncm"ut e tho h"nr'rcS ~ IT," soma
tn!!u ,,n,mi,rc" IN Mln... county L. rI"'
un"ut aS hlpucrI'''rl ~ ~. off,: ."
hcip ,hr governor g.: W.-t Virginia l'!'
down rebellion wh:,G w. a!,i MS -
slulAu,I"n had iuN','"d oH ''.s state.
The rn.t operators - IT," MHla,mrril
nrld are moro auX!"us t HAY" th'
senatorial Investigation Proceed than
Mir Lewis can poS~iti! hc. lust ""w
t:tctr lawyers ar" busy IN III" Mi"sO
court in an effort 20 secure punishment
Tor murders committed NOR" than "A
Year ago. UhyipuSiy they cunuot b" IN
;wo places at ono time,
Cannot Be Extended.
Mr.. Lewis must know. further. thnt
except by very vida stre''h OF aH-
,H"ri;y the senat. committee" on "!N'4-
ION and labor. wr!rh has the inv"S'!iA'
ton IN charge. cannot ehfcnd It's inquiry
-, N, counties ~ Logan Mcdowell
,,h.,,. Nv Icois soys Co
r.',,,,,,,. :. .,-ric,l M ny baldwin Fri'.,
,,,,,ra. r,, scroi, resolution calls f..
,,',.os,,r,,,rn = conditions IN M.nCu
,a,,n,y VT y'r,inio and l',ke county.
E.pturkv Tn. Miugo operators are
not concerned an the investigation in
n,rcr ,,.,,n,.rs
w. 1'p,rcL N,t-. Workers had thrir
rh,rrn 80 show the cmpl0ym"Ht q
p,ilwiu-F'rl,a guards ir MiuEo county
I,,,t..,. ,ba or.nirr DAYS q tn. invest
r,,.,n IN WASHINGTON. They utterly
$500 >, 40 G, Their president was
o.>cJ 10 nnuo one II tho Raldwtu-Fe!;s
',,,aris =, Nlnrn II, couldn't d" Il anh
g.. ro-coI 10 aIn,, rha, h. knew of
ro,c
~ II hs-nr,.x Mr. Lewis - say t'ta'
~, ,.,r>r,,,.,, - West Virginia has
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-16
WENDELL PILLS
AMBITION BRAND
For Nervous People

The great merry" tor!c-the famous
Wendci! Ill!s. Ambition Brand --- that
put vigur. vim and vitality la'" n"rN ous
Tired 0U'. a. il. d"s!".1"", reople Il"
a Jew DAYS In many iNS.aH'es.
Anyouc ,au GUY Il hvK Tor only CO
cents. and e II. Grtrst 4 co. and iogc-
paws .,Ir aU'hur!&rd 10y The maker {.
reflni tho purchase pre-" < anyone ~
d!ssail shrd with tae me-; box purchased.
Thousands praise Them 10Y genera /.
debility. uc-vul.s dis, r0erS. mental de-
preston ard uus'ruEs u"rSrS cause
~ oy-r-lndIlscu,e ~ alCoho! and t"hnr-
co. or by ,Nrr""rk.
As trc~'m"nt IN aNlC'l"ns or ~"
r.ryouS system. Wendell ll!ls. hnihi-
t'on Nrand are recommended ms he:n7
generally UNSURPASSED.
SIXTY cents ~ .. II. Grl"st & c"
TInge Davis. and dealers every where
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-18
NOTICE TO

Separate sealed bids will be received at
the rooms of the Board OF Chosen Free
holders of the County Of Middlesex. in the
County Record Building in New Bruins
wick. n. j.. on Thursday, March cath.
1891. at $50 O'Clock in the afternoon by
the Board of Chosen Freeholders
Fol SUPPLYING BITUMINOUS
CONcRETES
Warrenite. State Highway Specifications
General File number 705-W. Listed on
page 6-0-1 Of the 1915 New Jersey State
Highway Specifications.
Amiesite. state Highway Specifications.
General File number 705-A- Listed on
page G-K-1.
Topeka. State Highway Specifications.
General File number 705-T-1. Listed on
Page 6-M-1.
Type r." Specifications on file in the
Engineers Office.
BItoslag. Specifications on file in the
Engineers 0nics.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-18
MAIL SERVICE
FOR METUCHEN
Postmaster Powers Announc-
es That Free Delivery Will
Start on Apri |.

tBy Evenins News staff Correspondent
METUCHEN, March 1S:-David
a. Powers, the local postmaster, an
nounced today that beginning April
/ this borough will be given a de-
livery system for the delivery of
mail. This system consists of two
men who will make two mail de-
l~iveries each day. The men who will
do this work will be selected by the
postmaster. AS yet he has not an
nounced who they will be.
Today Postmaster Powers is
mapping out the route on which de-
livery will be made. The system does
not the entire borough but
will afford those living in the center
of the borough free delivery system.
The borough population is said TO
be about 5000 and it is estimated
that about three-quarters of the en-
tire population will receive the serv-
ice. Those who will still have to
obtain their mail from the office
direct / those living in the out
skirts.
Deliveries, said Mr.. Powers today,
will only be made on those streets
on which sidewalks have been laid
and where the houses are properly
numbered and boxes placed on the
houses in which the postman can
place the mail.
Postmaster Powers deserves con-
siderable credit for the time and la
Dor he had used in obtaining the
consent of the authorities in Wash
ington. ID. G.. to start the delivery
system here. Mr.. Powers has been
working on the system for the past
three months and finally the post
office authorities took kindly to the
project and agreed to the village de-
livery system.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-18
CLUB
WILL ELECT
Nominating Committee is
Form at Meeting Held at
Mrs. Craske'S in SeWaren
[By Evenlng NeNs correspondent.l

IBy Evening News Correspondent.1
SEWAREN, March 1S.-The His
tory Club was delightfully."- enter
tanned on Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs. c. B. Craske. There We're TWEEN
ty-six members and twenty guests
present.
A communication was read from
Mrs. Hughes. superintendent of the
Railway Hospital, thanking the club
for the operating room gowns made
by them and given to the hospital.
A vote of thanks was read from
Mrs. Rush for flowers sent during
her illness and a notice of the Har-
pists convention to be held in Car
negie Hall on March 20.
Mrs. II. +. Zettlemoyer, the second
vice president, will represent the
club at the Federation Day of the
keyport Club and Mrs. w. If. Tombs
and Mrs. Thomas Vincent will at
tend the art meeting of the Mata-
wan club.
Mrs. F. G. Tisdall is chairman of
a card party as a club benefit for
the wounded soldiers on March 81.
Mrs. b. w. Hoagland and Mrs. Ar
thur j. S~choenfuss were unanimous
ly elected as members of the club.
Mrs. J. III. Love sold a number Of
recipes for her delicious nut bread
for the benefit of the College Build
ing fund. Mrs. L. I. Perry. chair
man of the College Scholarship COM
mittee vas asked to select a COM
mittee to raise funds towards the
proposed Science Hall to be built
for the Woman's College by the New
Jersey State Federation.
Mrs. w. H.. Gardner, Mrs. A. f.
Randolph and Mrs. A. G.. Brown
sang two delightful trios which were
greatly enjoyed.
DIR. Frank Moore, superintendent
of the New Jersey State Reforma-
tory. was the speaker of the after
noon. DR.. Moore spoke or The
Wave of Crime" and brought to the
club many new and valuable
thoughts. DIR. Moore spoke Of the
various agencies which tended to in
crease the wave which is passing
over the country at the present time.
The club will accept the invitation
of DIR. Moore to visit the Reforma-
tory as a club on the first Wednes-
day in June.
The nominating committee for the
annual election in May was appoint
ed as follows: Mrs. j. G.. Walker
chairman, Mrs. f. G. Tisdall, Mrs
A. +. Sofield. Mrs A. G. Brown, Mrs
w. W. Jackson.
The next meeting will be on
April 8 at the home of Mrs. w F.
Turner
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-18

Treasurer. TO guarantee the execution of
a proper contract by the successful bid-
der.
The Board Of Chosen Freeholders re-
serves the right to purchase as much or
as little material under any bid as they
may desire or to purchase otherwise IL
they so desire, and to extend the contract
one Cd or two CD years beyond the
nrst year-dn accordance with the speci-
hcations.
Bids Will be received at the hour named
and not before and not after.
The right to reject any and all bids il
reserved.
Bidders must use proposal forms pre-
pared by the Board OF Chosen Freeholders
which viii be furnished on request.
New Brunswick. \. j..
March 5. 1921.
THE BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLD
ERs. MIpDLEsEx COUNTY. N J.
1Ies-s-14-1g-22 CIerx. &
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-18

Bids must be made on the proposal
blanks furnish ed upon request. Bidders
are cautioned not to alter or add to any
of the conditions or provisions of the pro-
posal as such proposals will be rejected.
Proposals must be signed by the bidder
or his duly authorized agent and his post
office address must be given.
The proposal must be placed in q seal
ed envelope addressed to the Board OF
Chosen Freeholders of the County Of Mid
dlesex, New Jersey. and marked with the
type Of material bid upon and the name
and address of the bidder.
Each bid must be accompanied with a
certificate from a Bonding Company. au-
thorized to do business in the State Of
New Jersey, stating that they Will be-
come bound as his security for the faith
full performance OF the contract IL award
ed TO him.
Each bid must be accompanied by a
certified check for 100000 payable TO
the order Of r. William HIlker, County
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-18
letters of Administration.

TBv Evening News San Correspondent.J
NEW BRUNSWICK. March 1S.-
Letters of administration were is
sued today to Catherine Revers OF
South River. on the estate of her
husband, George NJ, who died on
February IA. Next of kin are two
brothers and five sisters of New
York. The personal estate is $1,000.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Elkton, Md, Sept. s.-The 36th an
nuai convention of the Cecil County
Women's Christian Temperance Union
convened this morning in the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church at Perryville.
Mrs. William Taylor delivered the ad-
dress Of welcome which was respond
ed To by Mrs. Iva Mckinney. The
morning session was taken up in
hearing the reports of the committees.
In the afternoon Mrs. Mary r. Haslup
OF Baltimore. State president, deliver
ed an address.
Rev. and Mrs. c. NJ. Keenan,. Will
begin a series of revival meetings at
Harris NJ. r. Church, Elk Neck, on
Sunday next, TO continue the next two
weeks.
The official board of North East NJ
Il. Church. has decided to redecorate
and improve the interior of the church
during the next few weeks.
Marriage licenses We're issued in
Elkton. yesterday, TO Joseph w. Hugo
and Mary NJ. Kurtz of Wilmington !:
Marshall Lombard and Lucia Schia-
varilli of Stanton. Del.
Mrs. Wilbur Maxwell upset a pot
of boiling water at her home in Ris-
Ing Sun. yesterday. scalding herself
severely.
A Civil Service examination will be
held in Elkton, Saturday, for post
master at Chesapeake City, due to
The retirement of Andrew Beaston.
owing TO poor health.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08
CHEWING GUM. AND BOOKS.
Can't Imagine Bard of Avon Swing
ing His Jaws on a Nnd-

No fair-minded person is going TO
look on the habit Of chewing gum
as particularly dangerous to the fu-
ture of the human race. However,
Government statistics tell us that we
are spending twice as much money
for chewing gum in the United states
as we are for textbooks.
Are we really standing face TO face
with grave danger in this matter?
We are not sure whether Shakes
peare and Pliny or Aristotle chewed
gum much or not History, strange
~, doesn't say. We fancy not, how
ever. for some way we can't imagine
the Bard Of Avon swinging his Jaws
on a wad Of gum that smelled like an
old rubber boot while he wrote--''to
De" tchew) "or not 20 (chew) "be.
that is" (chewl--Oh, what's the use?
Let's be on the safe side and spend
a little more money on textbooks and
less on gum Not that we love gum
less. but we are sort Of prejudiced in
favor of books when it comes TO
choice between the two. People who
know how 10 read and write are
rather nice TO have around. even
though they may not be up to the
very latest styles on chewing gum
Thrift Magazine.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08
BLUE HEN CHICKENS
ON DISPLAY At FAIR
Only Representatives OF Fa.
nous Continental Game
Birds in State.

One of the features of the chicken
exhibit at the Fair this year COM
prises three representatives of Blue
Hen chickens There are two pullets
wshose feathers are blue, but the roo
ster In not OF so TRUE strain, being
tipped of with red.
The chickens are loaned TO the ex-
hih,t by Josish Marvel, who. so far
as II known, is the only enc in Della
ware owning stock of this notable
breed. For several years Mr.. Marvel
has been endeavoring to locate some
representatives of the breed, and n
nally discovered them in Kentucky.
lie has bred a flock of about two doz-
en- this summer and will keep ON with
the breeding. hoping to eNtinguish the
false strain in the roosters.
Records obtained show that these
remnants Of the chickens that for
merry were very prolific in Delaware
were of the stock which Continental
s~pldiels in command of Colonel Has
kill took with them TO New Jersey.
where the fights proved a means
of Willing away many an hour among
the soldiers When not on duty.
Mr.. naryel's search for the chick
ems. which have become extinct in
Delaware led over a dozen states. be-
fore he located some in Kentucky.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08
EDIsON's INVENTIONS.
The Wonderful Wizard Has Taken Out
More Than One thousand Patents.

Edison his invented SO many things
that he has lost track of many OF
them himself. Several years ago he
and the number now probably ex-
cceds 1000. Many of his devices were
improvements In manufacturing or
operating methods made possible by
his major inventions. or by the dis
eoveries of scientists who did not
adapt their discoveries to industrial
uses.
Here are some of the better known
of Edison's inventions;
a vote recorder-p practicable. but
never adopted.
stock quotation printer.
Automatic telegraph system.
Quadruplex telegraph system.
Microphone for Bells telephone.
Carbon transmitter for Bells telc-
phone.
The phonograph.
The megaphone.
The incandescers light.
Kinetescope-pa OF the MOVIES
Magnetic treatment of iron ore.
improvements in the manufacture oi
Portland cement and construction oi
houses Herewith.
The Edison storage battery.
Talking motion pictures (not yet
fully perfected).
An airblast separator OF gravel from
gold in placer mining.-New YORK
Sun.