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Evening journal., 1922-03-20
cHEsrER mo- HAvE RoxNG

Wilmington boxing fans within
the near future will have an oppor-
tunity OF seeing some irst-class
fights without travelling 20 Philadel-
phia as Jack Hennessy. the well
known Chester sportsman. has Sc
cured a permit 20 conduct fights in
Chester. Hennessy at present is look
ing for a suitable place to start the
bouts and expects to close a deal to-
day for one OF the best halls in
Chester. probably in the Times
Building at Fifth and Market streets.
II is the intention Of the promoter TO
stage weekly shows consisting OF
three and two round contests
Several Wilmington boys will be
used weekly. Ralph Raymond. the
local welterweight, together with
Patty Devine and Bucky McGinnis
will appear In the opening show.
Evening journal., 1922-03-20
DOVER FIVE IN
CHAMPION CLASS

Although no announcement has
been made. Dover High School Is
evidently regarded as the secon-
dary high school basketball cham
pionship OF the state. the deciding
games under the auspices OF the Dell
aware 1nterscholastic Athletic Asso-
citation we're staged at Dover on Sat-
urday. New Castle. champions OF
New Castle county. failed to appear
for its game in the afternoon, with
Dover. and the capital city clan was
awarded the game by the forfeit
route.
At night Dover outciassed Laurel.
which copped the Sussex county title.
43 to II. Score;
Evening journal., 1922-03-20

coLLECToR-Exper must be
reliable In every particular. Apply
Miller Bros. Ninth and King SITS. Ask
for Mr.. Shaw. marls-zt.
Evening journal., 1922-03-20

NOTICE OF MEETING FOR STOCK
HOLDERS FOR DISSOLUTION
7 TT PHILADELPHIA PATENT
LEATHER COMPANY.
The principal Office In this state II
located al 927 Market street. in tho
city Of Wilmington. county OF New
Castle.
The name Of the agent therein and in
charge thereof, upon whom process
against this corporation may be served.
is Corporation Guarantee and Trust
Company.
We. the undersigned. being major
ity or the Board OF Directors OF the
Philadelphia Patent Leather Company.
do hereby certify. that al a meeting Of
the said board, of which meeting every
director received at least three days
notice, called for the purpose OF dis
solving the company and held on the
by a majority Of the whole board. did
adopt the following resolution,
RESOLVED That In the Judgment of
the board, It is advisable and most for
the benefit OF tho Philadelphia Patent
Leather Company. that the same
should be forthwith dissolved. and 10
that end, and In conformity with the
statute. 10 is ordered that a meeting of
the stockholders be held on the 23rd
day OF March. 1922. at the office Of the
company. 325 Land Title Building.
Philadelphia, Pa. az 2.30 p. NJ. 20 take
action upon this resolution. and that
TIC NNNlNNhNN AiA AlAWAAN klNN NNNNNf OF
the meeting and Of its adoption Of
this resolution with a notice OF its
adoption In The Evening Journal OF
Wilmington, Delaware. newspaper
published In the county wherein the
principal office Of the company is To-
Gated for al least three weeks. once a
week. succossivcly, and by mailing a
written or printed copy OF the same "a
each and every gtockholder Of this COM
nany. in the United states.
~ WITNESS WHEREOF. we have
herpunto set our hand and affixed the
corporate seal Of the said company. this
second day OF March. 1922
PHILADELPHIA PATENT
LEATHER COMPANY.
CORPORATE SEAL.
Delaware. 1915.
r. STANLEY PERKINS,
O. WILSON McNEELY,
EDW. a. SCHMIDT,
EDWARD r. pAXON
GEORGE CHALMERS.
GEORGE CHALMERS,
mar6-13-20. Secretary.
Evening journal., 1922-03-20

; LIFE AND CHARACTER
READING
March 20


The governing sign Of this birth
date is Pisces. governing the feet
while the governing planets are Nep-
tune and Jupiter. Some OF the peo-
pie born on this day are very in
attentive, and will interrupt a speaker
or a conversation with the most ir-
relevant remarks, plainly showing
that they have not understood a word
OF what had been said. This causes
them to appear impolite and some
times exceedinly stupid. when told
OF their faults. their modification
leads them to a quick resentment or
a ideep-seated sullenness.
Men OF this birthdate are often at
tackled by periods OF dispondency
and self-censure. which may lead ia
serious illness II not controlled.
The birthstone is a turquoise.
Evening journal., 1922-03-20

-FOUR ROOMS AND BATH-Furnished
an conveniences. will rent for six
month. Phone 259i-R Sixth and West
streets mar20-22.
Evening journal., 1922-03-20

Look we'll TO your treasures this
week or you will he under the neces-
sity OF using the Want Ads 10 recf =
er something lost or stolen
Evening journal., 1922-03-20
RECEIVEKs' sALIs.


RECEIVERS SALE OF REAL Es-
TATE-By virtue OF an order OF the
Chancellor OF the State OF Delaware
made the first day Of March. A. d. 1922
will be exposed 20 sale at public auction
or vendue, on Tuesday, April 4. 1922, at
$50 o'clock A. NJ, at the County Court
House, Wilmington, Delaware, the fol-
lowing described real estate OF Baldton
Land and Improvement Company,
to-wit:
Lots Nos. Is and "A. as shown on plot
Of Baldton. OF record In the Recorders
office, having a front on Brylgon ave-
nue. OF 40 feet and a depth Of $50 feet.
For fun description and terms OF sale
see large bills posted or address the
undersigned.
JOSEPH c. JOLLs. Receiver
William II. Cooper, Jr., Bsq., His So
lcitor.
Attest: Norman p Crouch. Reg. c. c.
Wilmington. Delaware. March 1, 1922.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Pursuant 10 the above mentioned or
der OF the Chancellor, all persons hav-
ing any claims Of any description
against the said Baldton Land and I'm
provement Company are hereby mott
fed 10 file their said claims. properly
verified. under oath. with the Register
In Chancery, Wilmington. Delaware, on
or before the fifteenth day Of April A.
ID. 1922. Forms for proving such claims
may be obtained from the Register.
JOSEPH c. JOLLS,
mar2o-it Receiver.
Evening journal., 1922-03-20
DETECTIVE AGENCY

HAMIITON's DETECTIVE AGENCY,
INC.
Licensed and Bonded
Detective Work In All Its Branches
b10-5li Ford Bldg. Tel f0i0-368i-Sf96
febi-lyr.
Evening journal., 1922-03-20
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GROCERY-An old d-established cash
grocery. Diamond Tea Co.. Fourth
and Lincoln SITS. mar20-3t
Evening journal., 1922-03-20
HELP WANTEp-MALE.

AMMONIA ENGINEER First-ciass
only. Apply Penn Ice Works, Fourth
and Penn SITS, Chester. Pa. marl4-6t.
Evening journal., 1922-03-20

THE COMRADES Of General Thomas
A. Smyth Post. No. /. and all other
comrades, are invited 10 attend the
funeral OF our late comrade, Robert
Tiddel. Post Commander Of Genera
Thomas A. Smyth Post. No. i, and Pas
Department Commander Of the Dept
OF Delaware. G.. A. r. Meet al Post
room, Wednesday afternoon, March p
1929 and leave at 1880 o'clock sharp
Conveyances FOR all
Attest. WILLIAM G. BAUGH, SIR,
Adjutant Of General Thomas A. Smyth
Post. and Assistant Adiutant-Sen-
eral Dept. Of Delaware, C.. A. X.
mar20-2t.
Evening journal., 1922-03-20
MUSICAL.
HOUSE PAINTING.

HOUSEPA PAINTING-Sav the surface
and you save all. James keenan,,
1905 W 18th St Phone 7f92-W.
fuarQ-1Vr
Evening journal., 1922-03-20
NOTICES.
BATTERIES REDUCED

6-volt. brand new Daylite Powerplus
Batteries, si150; fully guaranteed.
Daylite Service station. 1903 Market St
septl5-eod- Tyr.
Evening journal., 1922-03-20
WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED TO RENT-sman house or
rooms east side. Address Woo,
Evening Journal Office mariS-3t
Evening journal., 1922-03-20
MovING An HAULING.

ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVlCE-Mov-
ing express and storage. Personal
euperviF,on. Mundy Bros, Fifth and
Madison SITS. Phone 1890. decs-tf
CAREFIrT, FURNITURE AND PIANO
MOVER-Locai and long distance:
large vans. ]. r. Rutter Phone 239S.
marf-1m.
MOVING AND HAULING-Fred Myers.
5fi King st. Phone 2li5-W or Phone
l273-M. Local and Philadelphia trips.
marl5-im.
Local and long distance hauling OF all
kinds. Terms reasonable. Phone 5S73.
mar3-lm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17
Two Killed in Raid
on Runl-runAGr Vessel

nIIrsi Miar Ian. 10 .|'H""T"IE "'
two bodies ur ucu. apparently i"''e"
un IInrr ,u III" hrrch h"I". hnr loh I" ton
nrrosia hv III" I",nl roli"" wh" hH'"r'
tho mon yrrc klIIcd ~ u night when IoI
lowed nm attempt Ia wo"k To hoih M
aud rnid liquor Emugpllng schooner ~
anchor n"nr the coast
The polio" theory. lf ruhH,nn'iat"d
will disclose what IN said 10 u" ~"
first inslnnrn Of attempted pirarJ W
connection with rum running on Tic
Atlantic const.
About tho middle Of tho past "cck.
according 10 the police. Cuban flshinh
smack, rum laden. dropped nnchor IN
tho vicinity OF Dog Keys. and the cap
tain made nm agreement for party 81
BIIoxlaua to come 10 the smack ~
gasoline launches 10 carry the hluo'
TO the ina inland.
On Friday night, police assert. th'
party made the trip to the Cuban 9ont
but Instead OF paying for the liIi"r
they overcome the crew or the llshIn
smack and brought about 100 cases o.
liquor here.
Most or the liquor has been captured
tho polio. declare
What became Of tho foreign boat
after the night In outside waters Is not
known The police bci!"vo that IN" two
bod!as washed ashore were members 81
her crew.
Tho first body was found Friday and
tho second sunday morning near the
same spot. Nothing was on their oIoth
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WILLIAM hOHrYHAH. kuED y. HAD
nnAD OhUhhED LIKE A shhLL
DIES IasrAhTLI.
D,ivsr Bays Uhiid. d"'"n 't" t'""
n"i,nuI, man la rr"nt "f Machine
Inquest not Hsh.

William ItrnlnnE rlu" go "ll 49,"
Il,n ~ CI"r ~ ~" l'"''"" va" "'
tho Whn,IIur 1ru,iI"u '"'"r""l. ""i "
Lur,ILI. druth uri"r ~" "h""l" ~
h.ovy Iuru uIuuI tHn ".,l""k h"n""f
pCi,runnu Ito lur returning bonn" If"ni
u,hrrI when L." vnr run "N"r w w"
NyhrnIIuP ~ ,lrirs|lllr bua Ills tragic
death vsnu vlturpG"d rs n uu'nh"r "'
his Young ach"uI mates With whom H.
waE returning homo.
Tho bug according To MrrNin lRH'".
tho driver, was going along NJ 'h'
ucenc Of thu accident ut II moderate rRte
OF gpcrd Tho IIUrnynak boy ana s"'-
eruI YchUnlmutcs Pasco stated. were
running along from ono SIDE OF 'h'
National road 10 the other. tn" Horny
max child. he stated. suddenly dart"l IN
front of the bus and was knocked dn"h'
Thu, wheels of the heavy bus ran over
.hc chllds hcad. crushing II Iik" mn CHI
.heI,. and he died Instantly.
Coroner clyde Iiardesty was n";ihcd
md ordered the body removed 10
Howard Wilson's mnrsn" nj bridgeport.
'rhs coroner had not decided upon Ii hhtr
for an inquest last nishi. y" luhct"'
Advancement. had been made.
The nlllr victim at Inc h''hIoh'
loa,rn his parents, IhIr" hi"ih'ih anu
.,In siHi"t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17
CHEERS FOR WOODROW 1
WILSON BY BOOSTERS

N"w ynrk, Ian. ~ .-Hayerai hundred
nnn nud w"ip"n chnered every msn'lon
~ tho name uf Woodrow WILSON lousy
~ tho opening here of campaign TOR
~ 600 400 Ia establish awards ny tho
woodrow wIlaun Foundation "for Tneri:
torioua service In behalf Of democracy,
public welfare. liberal thought ana
peace through justice"
Tributes 10 tho former president. h's
accomplishments and his Ideals Wrre
spoken by James W. Gerard. former am
baasador tn Germany: Henry Morssn-
thnu, ono time Ambassador to Turkey;
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait, Augustus
THOMAS. playwright; Franklin Roose-
welt. md others.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17

Has 40 equal Tar pss,~pt yessMs'
Takes bui = s"s'"s"i b' psyRHS
aud sAsss Jou AA1ut W.

90 - 's"s"e"s"e"s
you know that pine il used In neatly
plI prrsrripiions md remedies !or ctuans
Tho reaaon Ia that pine contains seveIH
pcruliar elements that have a IemshE
abjc effect In soothing and btAnnRr ~
membranes of the throat and chest. FIss
il famous for this purpose. ,,
Pine cough syrups aro co mu,gH ~ 4
Of pino and syrup. The syrup pefs
10 usually plain sugar, syrup.
To mako the best pine cough iy
that money can buy. put "a IN -.
Of Pinex in a pint bottle. and MI ~
y" Nth homemade sugar syrup. Or y00
can use clarified molasscs, honey. o. S2In
svr,,n, instead Of sugar syrup. EiSnsf
Wny. YOU make full pint-moro ~
Won can buy ready made for three nnee
Inc money. II il pure, good ana Wy
pleasant- children take it eagerly. !,
You can feel this take hold Of . corn
or cold In a wav that means b9sis
The cough may he dry. hoarse ana H9lnras
~ NAV DO persistently loose IRON
formation Of phlcpm. The cause u ..
,sme-inAamed membraDes-ann w.
piner and Syrup combination Ilh
it-u,uallv in "a hours or less, opIenoso'
Too, for bronchial asthma, h9srseness,
or any ordinary throat ailment:
Pine. ia a highly concentrates ecm'
nonnJ of genuine Norway pine extrsSs,
nd Il famous tho world over Tor ~
prompt effect upon coughs.
drn~g;st Tor "2II ounces Of Pine1" Win
J;rcctions. and don't accept an5tnn9
sj.s Guaranteed 10 give absoiyts 49,
lection or money refunded. Inc flnsS
Co, IT. Wayne, Ind.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17
Germany In tho MH'lss.

.Go,,urny 10 entering tho i"I"lgn
mnrLc, again nnd IL quoting ml""n WIN
Witch W" r"nn", ""'"w'u". h"' """
dncrn't ,orm Ia be- nhlo 10 Wnko HhllH
f,r,ury drIIvorlca r"r E",u" rrH""n or
uthrr 80 fur thor" hnr b""h u"
competition with my "l III" i"'''R"
countries In our dumcgtl" trade Ger
many cannot continue To 81" hlHlh'aH
with the Enm" r"anCinl htnnhlnK Hh"
now Inns: within, tho noNt year loo" '"i
n rCVulutln" IN Germany nhhh'"' "h"
tho stHbiIIEnti0n or her monetary
standard on II different basis. Her III
dustTics her man power aud her energy
aro intact: II iH her t"tt"riug hnhhr"S'
worlhlehS paper money ana hh'h 'h"'
need hulsl"TlnR Eat ihlh Will 500"
shape up. and the finances al 'ho "'"cl
countries VIII prnnt Icy II. rhcn VIII
~, have business un II hhhIa an h"I"l"
the war
''Tno difference Ia th" rat" "f ''-
,hnnsr han hart tho hIr,I hurlh"sn III
t.,ripn ,runIIi.a. hni IA" freight i"''t
have hat II la IhIa '"umiE lh" 'h"'
hIIntI f.. Iphi tnIra h",, lee, nlI",h ii"h"
nrh ,,utII they ,"In' d"s,u ",n hu"ln"nn
4. m ,ounlu Ia - dept ,nn'l '"nhllI'n,
ma. Iuurnn I"I tho IIolphI int'n being
rn HMM today /, that they '"n""' 10"
L,v.rrnd With III" cIiatlmR n'"l" 80
,voprr rnih - labor Thor" Ia" h'"" "
eat Ia other gicNi lud"nIrl"n 81 l"h"i
wnpn but tho rnIIr""hn h"N" not h""n
rIIn ~ rotuIu I" n"rmnl Ia ihI" ,"
,rcri ~ 10 II uu"Htl"r 'h"' VII 600"
lao rIghtod. thu, lu lu"yt,ahl". nnd Tho"
We will hnvo prosperity In ih'H '"uh
try. not u nurty ~ prosperity. hn' d"
real md lnu,lng prosperity. TIL" great
hnucnrInI results now h"ing accom-
rIishcd hv tho Washington conference
nm thn Limitation az armament hr" Sig
nIfcnnt nr tho wnntp of TIA" world
pcnco md prosperity. and these tho
world will have.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17
Goal still Higher.

Il am hopeful th1a I"ar VIII &c"
n greater employment ut labor but !
,lo no, expect the 3tccl business To show
much advancement hcf"r" l?"". u"
WcIrton steel company has not nchl"N'd
its goal, and will enlarge Its plant
whenever conditions make II possible.
saw tho company when 1t only employed
go pru,lr, and | have watched II grow
from that nucleus until II gives en-
rlnymcnt To nearly 1000 persons hnd
annually pays out between S''"""'"""
md $40 600 600 In wages. hope to ~"
II grow atm larger and bo II greater
rnrtnr IA the lnduHtriul ndv"n' emrnt "t
the rlntc and the Cun,inunity.
Il. Weir Is rtl!l comparatively
,utr.u mrm being In hl1 I"rty'hls'h
,cur. and his NinIon has not yet been
d!u,urd II would lac auIITlalnB lI ho
were net lblo 10 cary I" completion
the Idrul IT his dr"hmr u" l. u big
,uan. r,rI"Iuluu u hlR worn II loon l."
humanity and hn In. nl'ui'hl" "ah'' !"
nny community.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17
Weirton Steel Company
One of Worlds Finest

SKETCH OF GREAT CONCERN AND OF MR.. f, T.
WEIR, WHO BROUGHT IT FROM SMALL. BIZ
GINNING TO PRESENT PROUD PLACE IN THE
INDUSTRIAL. WORLD CITY OF WEIRTON
OF $4,000 POPULATION BUILT BY AND FOR
THREE OF THE COMPANY PLANTS -
GROWTH SINCE 1906 HAS BEEN AsTOUND-
ING.
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MRS. JOHN q. wooL1Y.

Paris. Jam I6.--Mrs. John q. Wooley.
wife OF the two times candidate Tor
president on tho prohibition ticket. died
suddenly here last night She was for
meriy Mary Veronica Gerhart. born In
Delaware, ohio. on Christmas day. lstV!
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.I.,,, t,,,.r,i to-. ,ulrI.i, h""Er. "ni
/, . ,,.oI ,,,, ,.n. e,n.I ""ui,'l rl'h"i
ur :, IahIn ct ''"'ii'" Lac" Weighing
r.n uuu Mounds ond u"lh"d IN Win "
Ihrn L,rn, %" h"I r"h" '''"'''"'
T,nIn thIu 80 v''' u"h"'''l I"'" -"
,.,Lrr t""u :" l"ru''l """'h'' '''''
,,rnro 81 ,nn-lin,ry - vna ~" l"'r""'
compound rirnn 'urlu" ~ W." wow"
Lc,,rnrIru uo,r,, ~ n"n h"ia" power.
nIro Wl,lo t,lukot, NH "ulmh'" I"
travel IN tho anm" company with w"
rrnuo which hnd lur, cnrrl"h nwny
Il,tlo l"nd uC "J0.UU0 pounds
NrxI We wcro shown u rod hot lng"t
,huut nye feet long nud rwu foot square
being rolled out into thin "'rir' "l
stcrl WC stood THIS very nicely unuI
we saw tho automatic HCiHS"rH CuttihE
Il I'm two Will" II was some Two CT
three inches thick. not waiting Tor IL
TO stop. mind YOU. but cutting II on
the Ms" ThOso scissors also max" III
company for tho crane ana the N'"''"
engine. We went on ana ono an" H"N
many other things just IA WONDERFUL,
dynumos IA big as mn ola l'Sh'""'"
Dutch windmill: generators LOOKING I"
hc as large as u locomotive; open h'hr'"
furnaces larger and hotter thhh l'hh"
conceived OF In his Inferno; llttl" cranes
running hitler and yon Win IhN'sh'"-
cant burdens or ID tn DO toms NOR"
Irhes: long strings or treiKh' cars
nued with raw Materials cloctri& mag
Lols lirtins great bundles az scrap iron
and dropping them carefully when tho
current wau tuned on engines l"ohhs'
ntenm escaping. binding nnrhe" f'"m
nronod furnaces g,inhinE. s'roo'hl"H.
,nnaninE uulnoa popping "f olo"lIl'
sutt.hoa. In"inIn hurnmlnE. SPARTA
nashIng nnd tho ln"oHHhui 'l"nE, 'lhnE'
cInnV or Iron striking Iron. What
z,urou,lnus thing Ia III" making "'
stooI' What hnon hTnln ana energetic
Individual must 10 back "f IA" wh"'"
buHlnoHu'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17
lDy DWIGHT n. TETER)

Pittsburgh and Wheeling known the "o
or the
steel companies in tho world among Welron Steel company
Yves a 3O,OOO. 900 corporation
The growth United States has been phe
invested In
that almost incomprehenso
accustomed talk OF billions OF DOLLARS
billion
Industry has become 80 vast
hat we IRE u a o comprehend its size
neither largest shaIoSt
mos" modern and best ot
all has been OF great material assist
in nnd
Of nduH'ry %" went "
tho Wrl"n 'H"' company
Ita
comparatively concern
Phillips Sheet and Tin Plato company
plant had but four mills and cmpoyo'
tho unit OF and denotes tho z' o"
furnaces se OF
Increased to IL mills -Four
OF 1000
erected the plants and
tho city OF Welrton.
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The Responsible individual.

In Nvcry buplnnaa thcro In EomN ono
IndlvIdunl who IL roHp"n'IhI" Tor hs
auCC"as or failure. Hnmc"n" VII" hui-
turned II and brought II u II" present
stnts-somo controlling personal innn-
cnCc. Tho WClrtOn steel company la n"
exception To this rul" r. I. Weir III
tho man who madc the W"lrton Steel
company tho gigantic concern IL IL To-
day. 1t waY no who saw In tho ClRrkH-
burg tin plato plant In 1905 tho weir
ton OF 1922, and IL WAS HIS energy ana
his business Rcumen ana efficiency OF
organization which brought about the
rulnllmcnt OF his carly visions.
born in Pittsburgh in 1875. Mr.. Weir
attended tho public schools until no
was lG years Old: then no started t"
work lilo started In With the Hraddock
Wire company In Pittsburgh IN n clerk.
later going into the sales department
Of tho Oliver Wire company. In 1893
ha accepted n position with tho Amcri-
can Tin Plate company. then became
manager OF tho south Side Mills. short
( ~ nftorwardS being known rs tho
Nanossen Mills OF tho American TIN
Plate company. In 1905 Ii" organized
tho Weirton steel company and bccnn"
it's president, which position no h"ldH
; today. Ho In Il man who haa fought H.
/ wnv from tho bottom 10 tho top, his
Weapons being hard work and clever
brain.
If do not hayo much tlmo for play"
| said MIR Weir Il mud that l hhvo too
I much business 10 do. nnd thht occupies
/ most or my time However. ! am very
fond az golf. II IL my "'ilY recreation.
md when hhVo tho tinio there In noun
iuH 1 enjoy more mt Y0u know. husl.
nus. Ia NsIy enjoyable. nln", II your
hoa,I In Ia your w"ih ~ t""n'h'
nay attention that ! haN" /" ii" nay
FLA Vine IN my "fl'"
Il ala ,a,y rI,,ih az ih' ui"wIli anh
L.v aIornIrnI 81 the W"II''n stool '""
many ~ ~hI'h I hHv" rlN'n IL" h""'
4 vrnis ~ uy IT." I -" ala" r'"lh ~
Inn ru,l n has rluY"d /" ~" 'l"v"l"r
,,,nI al Ih, state nud '"nrn'nnl'E pnd
| .r tho u""d nnIm" tho Nolti"n Ni'"l
,m,rrany hon,r ia" would "N"i I've
J tho world nud Ilr reputation ~ urh"ld
Law tho uIaliiy ~ l,n rr"'lu''n. W."
/ maintain uHirtr Ia NIL Ill" nor" linlhI' '
amt ,IlIcs &c tho United Htni"p. In Eng
y Lnu urnyll nnd Argentine, ma INV"
,cprcecntntl,ca In r"v"rnl other foreign
! ,nuntrIrn Tho steel hurinrau Ia M
! entirely domestic Industry, TINT IL. W."
! rrnCuro nearly all or our raw mate
! rlnlg in thla country, importing hut tw"
Z articles. pig TN from Inhla ana r"'m
/ oil from tho west C"nHt "r Ntiirn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17
A Long Journey.

lust the other day ono of TIA" Of
0ccrs nf tho company bought "A can or
crab meat In ono Of IN" Wcirt"n grocery
stores lilo noticed that the meat was
hacked In Japan aud. from tn" imprint
that the tin hnd been furnished by on"
Of our CurtoIucrs wh" huyH great
quantity Ur tin plato. THIS set hlIn I"
thinking Tho TN ore had nrol been
shipped 10 MriIt"n from singapore. "
diaianr. al some iOOhO mIlcs then
made inIn tia rla'" h"io "nd returned
T.. Iunnn another 10 600 miles. packed
ana IniuIurd ~ N"lit"n. travelling Ia
ali iuCrn thhtY and f'IA lh"tHanl
,nIIon and ,ouuiilnp nl"""i ''"' 'f'""
tho limo tho pts tin go I'' 0'"r"r'""
,nIII II wnh unho packed i'luIh'h anu
onid Ia tho INTO ri"f" h"i"
About TO ,,ci ,oni IT ~" i'I"'it'ir 81
tho WtbIuu tiiu"I company 49," sol" ~
Inrclgn ,mnIh"is. n Pi""i quantity T"i"T
:, japan "" huyn h"on a"'l"unly ~.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17


OF tho Ohio river. just four miles above
stsubenville, Ohio. What was In 1910
. KraxinK farm Is now 4 thriving and
busting, manufacturing city or some
12,O00 population. built primarily Tor
and by tho Welrton Steel company
urovtn Astounding.
The growth OF tho woirtUn Steol
company has been no less than astounu-
Ing. The little concern boasting four
mills In 1905 has today hSc separate
and distinct plants. three at Weirtoh'
one at CiarksburG and ono II Steubcn-
willie. The three plants ut Nerton arc
composed or a blast furnace AMI stco'
plant. the newest and probably the most
up-to-date steel plant In tn" country
with seven open hearth l:0 ton capa'-
ity furnaces producing yearly 100000
tons OF somi mi shed steel and 100000
Inns Of mig iron; a tin plato plant OF
2s nils; hot and cold rolled strip steel
planIs producing 10000 tons Of hot
Yolisd stTip steeI aud 90. 900 tons or cold
rolled ntTtp steel annually. The tlaThs-
btrn plAnt eth consists or tho !; Inill
tin plata plant aud tho htouhenEiila
DIant 10 81 tho Same character ana she
Tho Total yearly production of lh" "i' -
faront TIA plate Inllis 10 go 900 tons OF
tia lnlli products
la addtIluu. 90 rather Ia '"nno"l'""
rIth tho rIauta uamod al Wal'I"". tho
sIasI Company hsH a hl"""lnG "llI, h'l.
lot ratlin anh a Shsat ra'G, III" company
.,usa AMI Develops ia avn az" property.
coke ovens a"d GOAL mines, ""h r'''"'"
railroad equipment ~ hsS ~ '"ll"a ~
standard gauge mlir"ad ''"'h" !" -