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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15
FRIDAY CLINIC
GREATEST YET.
TONS FOR rUBERCuLoSIs
Others Referred to Succeeding Days
At wheeling Hospital Today

Tho "a gcSt clinic which was ever he
IN this city was held yesterday after
nnon at the Rcd Cross rooms. under -"
auspices OF the tuberculosis survey now
being conducted. The Red Cross head
q.arte-s were converted into miniature
consulting rooms. with a doctor, nurse:
4 patient. and 4 secretary in ca h cor
No.. During tho afternoon eight doctors
and a corps OF nurses wore kept busy.
= John =. Thornton and DR.. {. VI.
r-I<chcl Rc-c ,he physicians in charge
=" tho clinic. but i: was found ncccS-
sary 20 summon the aid 90 other phys
E, ans Tho physicians who responded
~ nc CA We" prs. John ". Gilmore
T y S-"dor. Elizabeth =. Hupp. Thur
nan C;,,lsSpr and Andrew Wilson
TC-'V-ar~ compete chest and throat
EXAMINATIONS S"rn made during tho
a"srnoor. and -" physicians were Oh
ns-d - r.ts- com" oc those who cam"
- ~" TEX. days ciin'c Cor exam ma; ion
Yesterdays, patients w"rc confined -
adults Several whole families came.
and tho patients were from all part" q;
nc ci:v ard suburbs. including Elm
Grove Mart;n% Ferry. Fulton. E;chland.
bridgeport. BcnHood and Mozart
The ofrIciati n charge or ~" sur""r
express themselves rs particular" wei
pleased VIII tho pubtic's rcsp"ns" to II"
su-ycy. II Il Srea. many cases The pa
,lents present" themselves v"lur;aril>
COR examination. OF thosn who attend
Cd The c!,nlc yesterday only twenty had
been in communication with the Red
Cross nurses previously.
D. It I. Dri3kcrd and Or. l.. 8. Bip-
ms will hr &? gha-Es Of :he clinic which
will - rcd tbs afternoon a. n" Nori,
Wheeling hospital. Miss stella Tappan
viii be IN charge 90 the nurses. Major
Wa.:am Schroeder. o: tic /. public
Hath cerY:ecs who IS here iaStha in
,~rest ~ the sure. has been cal'ct eu'
Drown 90 s.w lays ba. Inc work o.
81 surVn. vii ~ co"~Ird win MSS
J3ne; Gr;3:cr as cIecUtir" secretary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15
DISTRICT NO. 2 S.
CONVENTION TUESDAY

Tho convention for District No. or
ONO County Sunday School association
will pc hold a: III" Fourth Strcct Mclh-
odist church next Tuesday evening ~
rs O'Clock. Th" following churcheS
are in this district: First baptist, zane
Street Methodist. Eighteenth Street Ms
sion. Second United Presbyterian. st.
Matthew'S First Presbyterian. FirSt
English Lutheran. Si~Jamcs' E?isCopR
and Fourth Street Methodist. W. l..
Sondern.an. president Of ONO county.
and Charles r. Bates. secretary Of work
for Ohio county. arc among tho SPEAK
ers. Special music. Every body invited.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15

This is aga.n replaced by the frs, mel
oGy.
Waltz from Faust"
IN : mas become one % the mos
2Cp..L- concert walt2"s with hands ana
orch.stras. T. furnished on" OF mo
pr.rcipa. themes for til" great "hcr-
rresSc." or street fair. which serves 70
hr.nc Faust" 20 the attention of Mar
-ucrl.c" in an incidental, way. therefore
not alarming 70 the ursoph stcated Si'L
Trr many curious d:&!o;nscd phrases
~ he watt ii. admirably The klac:doS-
co7i- Sccrr where different groups an"
individuals meet. greet. dane" and COS
sip n co!ortu. paScaatry wh!rlinS away
% these a,u-;nS strains.
10 rar:atc D'Amor ,f!owcr SonEl
TIE nowcr song appears at N" begin
mig O: The n I'd act. "Sicbc!, IN" boy
lover. enters "MarSu"r!:e'S' garden ana
p.ucks boQuct u leave on her door
step. Finding each flower he touches
with.rs. as "Meph!sto" has prophcSied.
ne d;ns his hand in holy water and inds
ne curse removed The orchestra in
production % IN" aria. uses the cello
and h-asscs for the melody while upper
instruments have the accompanying
chords in quick trIplctS. The voice then
sings the brigh: sparkling love mc'ouS
IN which the flowers arc 20 speak IN ;he
language Of love" TIL" middle part
takes on the rcCttitfttrc style as IN"
flowers withcr At his touch. but the hrSt
strain reappcarS closing. IN" number.
This is one Of the mos; beautiful and
mos, popular ariaS in tho opera.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15
Several Civil Service
Examinations to Be Given

The Civi, Service comm ss'nn invites
special attention 10 ihc fact that in c1-
amina;ionS held recently IN Wheeling
and other cities throughout ;he United
states for junior engineer. junior phys
Cist. junior tcchroloEiSt. in tie Bureau
Of Standards. comput"r. n the Coast
and GcOdctic Survey. m! domestic
science teacher n the Indian service.
applicants were rot secured in ;hc num-
Der desired. and that these exam ma
tionS will again nc held. Tho first thrco
named will be given on Nay l.. and the
last twO on April IS.
Persons Interested in these or o:he-
examinations should apply 10 the sec
rotary OF the L. s. Civil Service Board
at the loca! post office for detailed in
formation and application blanks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15
Judge" Campbell Advises
Good Spanking for Girl

Assistant Prosecuting Attorney '''n-
ton Campbell presided Al session OF
Juvenile court yesterday in the absence
Of Criminal Court Judge Alan H. Rob
inSon.
The father Of an eleven year Old girl
anpcarcd in court and said his daughter
Aad gotten beyond control Attorney
Campbell recommended an "ld-imc
remedy. which included spanking. ~
YOU spank her often enough YOU. vii
probably not have so much trouble Wit h
her" recommended Attorney Campbell.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15
COUNTY COURT
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage Licenses.
Ernest Spcc"". -. Of Martins FcrrE'
and Bertha Srhmichc:. -. Of LANSING
Ohio.
William T. farris. -, and NalNa Mao
l.udi, %. OF Dover. ohio.
Piductary.
David Daniels appointed executor un-
der the will Of Harry Sadowski. Bond
5000.
Geo. n. (;rodhaus appointed c1ccnt"r
under ;hc Will OF John Niger. Bono
5000.
Deeds.
T. clyde Ercnnr 10 james T.. cunning
ha NJ. parCc, ~ real cSta;" in TRADE iphIa.
Albert Ecltz 10 James +. Aitmcycr'
parcel Of land in f:dEingtnn lane.
IS. in rlcasartnn.
Russell +. Irvine ~ T.. r. Kitchen,
e1arccl o. land in T.iadciphia district.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15
REGISTERS TODAY FOR
WATER BOND VOTING
Only Opportunity to Mako Correction OF
1sgtStraHon-Books 1T Clerks
Office.

Tho registration books IN the city
clerks ocftce will Ge open from o'clock
until ; O'Clock today for the purpose or
making corrections and additions
Tho -egist ration books uscd AZ the
MAY. 1921. election will I've used Tor the
rltration bond election next Thursday
ANY person who was not registered last
May. 1921, and now entitled TO vote
will have the opportunity OF register
ing today. Any person moving during
that time can also secure transfer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15
PHOENIX Silk Vests
and Boomers

These lovely Under Gar
mcnts come in Vests and
Bloomers to match. Knitted
of silk in fine ribbed style.
Cling closely to the figure.
and are comfortable, durable
and easy to laundcr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15
Special Bny your chocolate EAsfsr
bunniss at . bargain superior BAKERY
I1oe 1artst aplth
Appointment Held Up
By Efforts Of Bowers

Martinsourg. W. Va. April ia
personal visit by Congressman George
NJ. Bowers. this city 10 the White House
;s believed 20 be responsible for hold
inn ND the appointment OF Secretary Of
commerce IIoovcrs choice for tho office
Of United States fish commissioner. a
most held by M Bowers for fourteen
years prior 10 his election & tho lowe
house.
Among other things NJ. Bowers told
the chief executive that the candidate
proposed by Mr.. Hoover is Democrat
and that he voted twice for Wilson, and
in 1870 cast his ballot for Cox
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15

The we'll dressed Woman
buys Kayscr Silk Endersar-
mcnts because they arc made
Of pure silk. That is why
they wear so we'll. Repeated
washings neither affect their
durability or their daintl-
ness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15
RULE HELD TO COURT

Hunter Euln, No. ll9 East Eleventh
street. charged with 4 violation or the
y-oAi5,:inn law. WAS given Il nearing
before L. 6. Commissioner w. j. Cot
ton Yesterday morning and was held
over TO the May term OF court, under
500 bond.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15

Bodice top Vests in pink and
orchid. 80
Tailored Boomers with dou-
bic shirred cuff. Pink and
orchid. 4.%
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15
KAYSER Glove Silk
Underwear
MEMS LINEN
HAEDKERCHIEFS

Pink Glove Silk Vests with
tailored simplicity, and pico:
ribbon straps. 3
Pink Glove Silk BloomcrS
with rufflcs at knee. Elas-
tic waist. III
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15

no rossente ftTeH Braves. Hearts,
This ara was not originally in the
opera but was written ny Hounod and
inserted IN 1854 Daring the scene At
the -Kermesse" or far. "Marguer'tcs'
brother. valentine" - discovered
among group O. soldiers ahou, 70 de-
rart for war He sings in tender melody
MS rarwel to his sister and HIS home.
He then speaks 90 the C'ory> and dan
gers Of hattie. and the spirit OF the SOL
d!er shows i;seis in LIE martial muse.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15

Faust
Got Mop, CHARLES FRANCOIS fNs-
1890 . TAr:S. France.
The opera "t'Iust" WAS first performed
in Paris In 1879. ard although :. was
then rccH;, ed p!'h Indifference, I has
row hcccn" enc 90 the on-id = most
pcpuia- operas. THE lrhre.,o o. sorry.
IS taken from N" tragedy by :hc Ge;
man poe. Gcsthe, hW; t. does no: to,'uw
II Glossy. DR.. Faust" an aged PHI
osopher. is ,Inen;inG tho 10: tha; he
kaows hut i!:.!e O. hap2 ness, when
'Meph:Sto' 9Th" evi. one appears n"d
ha gains with him. Wing h:n yoI;h
ard love n exchange CO.. MS soul
FAUST" row yoY7s man aca,n. mancs
love 20 and WINS tho fair 'Ma7SGrrite
! naiiy. after much sorrow. hec reason
rSes way. When N prison anu near
death a band OF angels appear and save
Marguerite" hrt "!'aUSt' $ dragged
OF, BY us master - pay RS part OF ~"
bargain. The sorry has gwen Gounod
hitting basis :or ms most beautiful
music.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15
For
Easter
4 R0CTONNlERF.
4 CORSAGE

Such pretty little punches Of
Spring flowers for your suit
or wrap-such lovely large
single flowers or clusters for
Il finishing touch to your
frock. Dainty roscttcs for
lingerie and pink, white and
blue satin bows for Baby S
Bonnet 25c to ESQ
-Main Floor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15
Wheeling ublic Schools
Music Mem DRY Contest

This is aga.n replaced by the first mel
CGy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-12
ExCUsABLY IGNORANT

EXCUsABLY IGNORANT From the Boston Transcript.
 Chauffeur thavtng grazed pedes- 1rian): Don't you know enough to get out of the way of an auto?" victim: "No. I own three of 'em and this is the first time I've walked in months"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-12
REDBURN WRITES
 OF TRAFF| F|C LAW
Traffic Digest Will Be Pre- Sented to Public at an
 Early Date
MT. s. S. Riddle.
 Automobile Editor.
 Ap.e.HaraId I,tN

MT s, S. Riddle.
 Automobile Editor.
 Age Herald, City.
 Dear MT. Riddle.
 In connection with the Traffic Digest which I am preparing to pre- sent to the public I wish to bring out the following features.
 In the first pface the main diff ficulty with most traffic codes and treaties on the subject Is that they are not made up in such a manner that the average citizen can readily understand the application or 1t is most difficult to locate the law on any one phase which might come up. It is my intention to subdivide the various phases and treat each phase in plain English, leaving out the ac- tual legal wording The phases to which l refer are such as Speed Linn it's. Crossings, Lights Mufflers, Horns, Bicycles, Parking, Licenses, Taxicabs, etc.
 The book will be reference book which you will find will be used as a reference book for some time to come and with the aid of your paper 1 will keep the public informed n the same manner of any new rules 9r regulations which may be put into effects I attach a letter which Ser geant Brent wrote me the other day and which deals with some very good suggestions for the pedestrian to fol- low as well as the motorist 1t is also point being made for the pe- destrian as well as the motorist IS one of our most difficult problems of traffic today has to do with the pedestrian.
 l will have the book ready for distribution some time the latter part of this month or the first of neSt month and we must all work together in the distribution of them Very truly yours,
 A. R. REDBuRN.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-12
Inuents Miniature
 Submarine for Use
 by One Operator
By Associated Press

Rome. February LA miniature submarine having a capacity of about one cubic yard and operated by one man has been invented by an engi- neer of Trieste to recover treasure from ships lost at sea and now lying in the ocean depths.
 The little craft was devised by
 Francesca Kalin. It has an electric motor, pump for expelling water and device for changing the air
 within the submarine which will al- low her to remain submerged for two hours.
 Two reflectors of 3,0o0-candle pow CT enable the worker to see clearly about him while immersed. The little submarine IS attached by an electric cable to ship on 1e sur face which can, if necessary raise the undersea boat. The latter how
 ever, rises to the surface without as- sistance.
 It is claimed that the little craft lcan descend to greater depths than have yet been attained by subma- rfnes. The boat was recently tested r by several naval experts.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-12
BACK ID ARM,
 SAYS FRANKLIN

Thousands of men attracted to the cities by the high factory wages dur ing the boom period nave returned to the farming communities, and thou sands more are preparing to return. according to H. H. Franklin, pres ident of the Franklin Automobile company, who says that it Is idle to expect return to factory boom times.
 "There were great and worldly wide causes for the boom, which no longer exists, While factory employment is now at it's lowest point and will likely increase, it must be realized that a reasonable normal will oe considerably under .9lS and 1920 standard Tine back to- the farm movement is. therefore, not only wise, but necessary. The world may or may not owe every man a living" says Mir. Franklin but the soil vii. provide any man living if he will work it."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-12
SERVICE CLUB GETS
 NEW WRECK|NGC CAR

The Birmingham Autmobile Road Service club. which is now being or- ganized here, has just unloaded a new wrecker making the second to be put Tn service for this club. The new car is Holmes, and is said to be the latest thing in service equipment. This is smaller car than the big Hudson which the club already has.
 MT. G. P. Moore, who has charge of the organizing of this club, is well kl own to the motoring public of Brf- mingham and says that members are coming in satisfactorily.
 The club has a number of features for the benefit of its members. and all of the services of the club are without charge to these members.
 Full details as to the method of op eration will be furlI 3hed by MT Moore. whose headquarters are at the garage of the Whftson Johnston -Hol- liday company at IF Twenty street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-12

diately to tho new standard In auto mobile values set by the lowered prices.
 Embodying the same sterling qual- ities which drew a nation wide ova- ton when it was introduced. the Type 61 Cadillac motor car is being accepted at the new price as pur- chase of sound financial merit, the reports say, adding the live pros poets" by the score are appearing at the Cadillac sales rooms in east, west, north and south.
 Direct results-sales," is the key note in the telegrams received from dealers, who join in asserting that the reduction is highly stimulating" !" Indirect results, in the form of pros pective purchasers, are announced everywhere, for "it Is generally ad- mitted that the Cadillac at the new price Is a very extraordinary value" as the situation is summed up by Hubert Drennen, the Cadillac dealer in Birmingham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-12
MOTOR DOLLARS
 SPEED BUSINESS.
Automobile Prices Have Been Liquidated Thoroughly,
 Says John N. WiIlys

There may be a slight variation in prices here and there, of course. at any time, but the fundamental fact Is that automobiles today are selling more nearly at cost or below cost than they ever have in their history" says John N. Willys, president of the wi1lys- Overland company.
 The slightest variation upward in the prices of commodities used in the fabrication of automobiles would of necessity in most cases cause rise in prices of automobiles.
 "A comparison Of tne value of farm products with other basic products in- dicates that automobile prices have been Hquidated thoroughly.
 This is particularly fortunate for the country, as automobiles today represent Fundamental, human trans portation. and once the public has come to realize that they are now buying personal transportation at the lowest possible cost, they will put back into the market a tremendous demand"
 The Overland Is sold in Birmingham by the Cruse- Crawford company.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-12
CHANGE MADE IN PHONE NUMBERAT
 WELDON-MARTIN

Folks who have been In the habit of calling Main 773S to avail them selves of the service of the Weldon Martin Rubber company. will do well to make a mental note of the fact that from now on they should call Main 4S00 for that's what it takes to get this popular firm on the wire now.
 will be convenience to his friends and customers as 1t is more easily remembered than the old number. Now call Main 4s00 and see what happens.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-12
BrowneN Auto Co.,, hc.,
 1T Years in Business

modest shop with about 40 by 80 foot space and from this mod est beginning this firm has attained it's present prominence in the motor ear trade of this district and Ted and Blaine have gained for themselves an auviabIe position in the business and oclai world of this community.
 After handling the Ford for some
 ears and achieving flattering success herewith the Brownell boys
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-12

Just eleven years ago tomorrow two enterprising and ambitious young men from Detroit began in the auto mobile business in Birmingham and over on South Twentieth street q new siEn blossomed forth bearing the name "Brownell Auto Co.,. Inc." and Blaine and Ted Browuell began put ting Ford cars on the streets of Br- mingham.
 Their first place of business was a
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-12
RESPONSE PROMPT
 ID CADILLAC CUT

Since the announcement of sub stantial reduction by the Cadillac Motor Car company of Detroit, Mich, in the price of all 10 models of the Type 61 Cadillac motor cars, mes. sages have swept by hundreds into the general offices reporting that the buying public has responded imme-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-12

Billy Walters who Is one of the best known and best liked young men in the automobile game today has en- thusiastically cast his fortunes with the Used Car corporation and is busily engaged in disposing of auto mobiles for that concern.
 MT. Walters will be remembered as having been connected with the Adamson Motor company where he made a host of friends. His aggres- siveness and pleasing personality are sure to bring him success in his new position.
 MT Walters says that the values that are provided by his organization are the talk of the town and he in vites his friends and acquaintances to give his offerings the once over when in the market for an automo- bile-he will do the rest and guaran- tee satisfaction.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-12
ADJUSTMENTS
NIAIDEp OQo N U M DEh zoo

took on the agency for the Dodge car which they now handle.
 Thus Is demonstrated the fact that a business founded upon correct busi- ness principle and adhering 10 fair dealing with everyone reaps the fruits of success
 The Age-Heraid congratulates the Brownell Auto company upon this anniversary and wishes for this or ganization long continuance of it's prosperity.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-12

Remains of parrots are found in Indian graves in Chile. The parrot was supposed to communicate to the which death had severed him.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-21

chairman Of the board of health. has arranged to have entire wheat placed onsalc, fresh every day, in this city.
 Only Ono Factory,
 The health board chairman has in terviewcd the leading stores and bakeries proprictors and has had Il promise from the majority of them to handle this commodity, The wheat is turned out by only one firm in the country, the Samp Mortons Mills, of Bridgeport, and is direct product of the Fones dental system.
 "The entire wheat product contains all of the ingredients found in tho wheat by supplying the fresh wheat crushed and pulvcrized," said Dr. Iwick. "It is unserminated wheat and is not spoiled by sterilization
 Must Be Made Nearby.
 The unsterlized wheat cannot be shipped long distances, but must be madn up in the immediate vicinity in which if is sold. It is proha bly, for this reason that biz flour mills make no effort to create a market for it. Sterilization. according 10 the phy- sician, is what is destroying the vita mines necessary to health. Entire wheat flour and cereal must be made fresh and shipped every day as it will not keep.
 Has Been Tested.
 The product has been thoroughly tested, Dr. Xwick stated. and has been found to contain all the ingredients of the wheat necessary 10 preserve the body. The wheat has been picked out from other articles of food as tho one most important article with which to demonstrate this principle, because of the fact that every fam fly uses bread and most every family uses cereals.
 Modern Methods Bad.
 "The value Of wheat has been spoiled by modern refining processes, because it eliminates tho ingredients whiChs constitute our most important articles of diet" said the physician. If this one thing is corrected it will mean great deal towards n proper diet necessary for our health and is one thing in favor of better teeth and better physical vitality" he added.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-21
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October when she suddenly left the palatlal residence of her husband while the latter was on q business tour, and went to her lover Miyazaki, in whose home she was found several weeks later
 Declines Divorce.
 Every effort of her brother and his powerful friends to induce her to re- turn home proved fruitless, where upon the case was laid before the Imperial government with a plea that Akiko he granted a divorce in order 10 permit a legal marriage to Miya- zalli The Imperial Household, how ever, declined to interfere on the ground that it would have a bad cf- feet on the discipline governing noble families, and in desperation Count Yanagiwara and his wife arranged a grand coup d'etat which resulted in the Kidnapping Of the girl from the home of her lover and the keeping of
New Britain herald., 1922-04-21

pire, has resigned from the House of Peers and gone into seclusion
 The little poctess, already divorced, created q sensation last year when she suddenly married MT. Ito, coal king of Kyushu, although she was known to love young literary man named Miyazaki, whom she met at the home of Mr Ito before her second marriage.
 Back to the old Love.
 Thinking his sister would now set tie down, Count Yanagiwara, who keonly resented the first divorce, be- gan to take an active interest in af- fairs of state. He represented Japan abroad on several occasions and was regarded as one of the leaders of his party in the upper house of parlia- ment.
 But the temperamental poetess Eoon proved that she was far from settled in her rich surroundings. Society and political circles were startled last