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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-04
Priobcovaci slav-
most v Luna Parku.

Mezi oslavami poradanymi
ma "Gtvrteho" tervence bude
iednou z nejvyznamn6jSich O.
ma, kterou porada pfiobtovacl
tfida dnes V Luna parku a ST.
ce jiz dopoledne.
Program zahajen bude pro-
slovem predsedy H. L. Vaila,
naGez sice mela nasledovati rec
mayora Freda kohlera, ktery
ale bude patrne nasledkem ma
staleho onemocneni jeho "a
stoupen nekterym Glenem jeho
administrace. HlaVnim reGni-
KEN bude soudce okresniho
soudu Manuel Levine, kdezto
holdovacl prednaSka americke
vlaice sv6rena Jest k proneSe-
nj prof. Chas. Schovankovi. Pc
Teci riditele statni amerikani-
SAGE E. c. Vermilliona rozda
novym americkym obcanum
zastupce Obcanske uradovny
&C.. M. Vroman diplomy. Zap6-
MIN hymny Star Spangler Ban
ner pax bude dopoledni slav-
most zakonGena. Jednot!iVe
proslovy pax promiseny budou
koncertem Gugliottovy kape-
ly,
We vykonn6m vyboru OBJ
'canske uradovny, jez sidli V
stare soudni budov6, kde Sc u
dill rady vSem, kdoz zamysli
Sc naturalisovati zaseda tez
kraian Lad. +. krejci, kdezto
' sboru ucitelu pusobili kra-
Jane Emil Bartanek, A. w.
ChaIoupka, +. A. Chudoba a
Jan Prucha.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-04
NASLEDkY STAVkY SVA-
ZECU SMETI.

Pokud Sc tyGe odvazeni od-
padku a smeti nebyli jsme 81
ce ma tom V n6ktervch Ctvrtich
nikdy obzvlaSte skvele. ale
dnes, kdy stavka m6stskych
svazeci trva iiz Ctvrty den, po-
Gina Sc neGi5tota mest6 tax
mnoziti, re Sc mas Cleveland "a
chvili podobati bude bud Ne
apoll neb aSpon Carihradu. w.
Stoller, fiditel "otistneho" de-
partmentu See praVl, re ia
stavkare naial as 100 jinych
neorganisovanych zrizencu, -
coz nikterak neStaci. Do hlaV-
nj sberny, kde obycejne praco-
valo 115 muzu, priSlo Y ponde-
Ii do prace ien 5 delniku. j.
p. Green, pfedseda unie svaze-
cu pravi. re neni praydou tyr
zeni uraduiiciho mayora Lam
ba, ze svazeci trvaii ma rotni
smlouy6. ale ze stavkari isou
ochotni nastoupiti do prace,
kdyz Jim m6stem dano bude
ujist6ni. re Jim ma mzdG nebu-
de strzeno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-04
Vyhkdka ma odvra
ceni stavky vyhyb-
karu.
TAKE JINE ODBORY NEZA.
NECHAJf PRY SVYCH
POVINNOSTf.

Nekteri vySSi zeleznicni d
fednici vcera prohlasovali, re
bude odvraceno nebezpeci stav
ky vyhybkaru, oleiovacu, kler-
XII a pomahacu nakladnich.
Stalo-li by Sc TAX skutkem, pax
by hrozily dopravnimu fadu
vlaku nakladnich osobnich
jen zmensene obtize, nemaii-
cich valne ma provoz velkeho
vlivu. Sc stran zeleznicnich
spolecnosti Jest stale tvrzeno, S
jistym nepopiratelnym zado-
stiucinenim, re neuniovi zri-
Zenci ochotne nastupuii ma mi
sta stavujicich a ze Sc move
najmuty personal snadno V ze-
leznicni povinnosti zapracova-
va. TvrZeni toto jest prilis
pruhledne a pouStene do sveta
ma zastrasenf stavkujicich.
Zpravy z tabora stavkulicich
mi ale pon6kud jinak. Pre-
daci uniovi vyslovuii plnou du-
veru, re vyhybkari olejari
vyjdou ma stavku re sympatie
k stavkujicim, iest-li iiz nc 2
duvodu, ze by jinak pracovati
museli Sc stavkokazy. Vyidou-
Ii jmenovanG odbory ma stav-
ku take, pok dostoupi poGet
vsech strajkar6 V Clevelande
pocet as 5000 zrizencu.
Clenstvo federativnich dilen
skych odboru konalo vcera hro
madnou schulz V budove Bra
trstva lokomotivnich strojniku
na Ontario ulici, kde podaVa-
ny byly zpravy 0 prub6hu sta
vek iinych zelezniGnich sire
diskach.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-04
"S Y T /"

zeni prudce ujizdejicim auto
mobilem pred svym domovem
Y Hookers, ctyri mile ma sever
Cd tohoto mesta. Sest mladiku,
z Lancaster, kteri byli V one
kare, bylo zatceno a Serif Spe-
riky patra po dvou dalslch,
kteri pry rovnez nj jeli. Pc
osudne nehode nicemove roz-
jeli Sc rychlosti jeste vetsi a
shasli zadni sv6tlc, avSak jisty
automobilista pustil Sc "a mimi
a dohoniv je, zavolal serifa.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-04

ODBOCKA AMER. MAR.
SDRUZENf CECHOSLO-
VAKU A MfSTNl SDRU-
ZENf SVAZU SVOBODO-
MYSLNYCH
v NEDELI 9. CERVENCE
o 3 hodine odpoledni
v kapli Western Reserve
University.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-04

jicf byvalf chovanci. V dstavu
Jest as 1900 chovancu a "a
mestnano je mem pomocneho
personalu poctem as 130 LAr>
zu zen. $50 chovancu pocha-
ii Z Clevelandu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-04
BOHATA kORIST LUPICU
v LEkARNE.

Lekarna patriot the Stan
dard Drug Co, umist6na ma
vych. 81. III. a Euclid ave. by
la vcera rano navstivena lupi-
ci, kteri vybrali $1,000 na ho-
tovosti a na posiln6nou 81 pfi-
brali pet .kNartu koIalky a ne
ktere drogy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-04
VCERA NEBYLY kONSkE
DOSTIHY PORADANY.

Vydatny liiavec, dostaviVsl
Sc pondtli tasnGho rama, roz-
mocil zavodiste V North Ran
dali takou merou, ze nemohly
byti konany ohlaSene zavody.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-04
OBETI ZBESILE JfZDY.

Lancaster. O., /. cervence.-
Charles Sadler, 38-lety a ieho
dcera, Marvene, byli zabiti ma
miste vcera vecer, kdyz zasa-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-04
Chm je milovnik

V ocich klepen chlapem.
V ocich pfitelkyn - pana-
KEN.
V ocich milenky milac-
KEN.
V ocich milenky po roce -
falesnikem.
We skutecnosti - oslem.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-24
A Bulletin For Sale
 Advertisement Will Sell It
Rs,RN

rlERCE-In Westerly R. L, July 21, ls-i, daughter 10 Mir. and Mrs. Ad- rlan Fierce. ENIrH-ln Westerly. R. I. July 20. 1929. son. Isaac Gallup, Jr., to Mir. and ti-s. Isaac c. Smith. UftEt-fr New London, July 20, 1922, s-n t9 Sir. and Mrs. Latham ". E-f-es.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-24
SATURDAYS MARKET.

New York. July 22.-Tacit approval by the federal Fovernment Of the inde- pendent steel mergers provided the only feature of today's dull and otherwise featureless session.
 Extreme gains of one to almost three points were scored by Bethlshem, Lack awanna, Republic and ,)7Gidvsle steeis. but this advantage was largely forfeited on realizing sales
 Motors manifested much of their re- cent reactionary trend. Studeb1ker be- ing subjected to further selling pressure with several of the less prominent fs- sues of that group.
 Rails were Hstiess. but Anal quota tons were mainly towards lower levels. Equipments. ceppers and related shares moved within the narrowest limits. Mex iean Petroleum again featured the oils, it's early strength, however soon being dissipated. Sales amounted to z75 y00a shares
 Weekly trade reviews bore out re- cent statements of a halt in general bus mess, due chiefly to the coal and rail- road strikes. Distribution ef rnerchzn- disc fell below the corresponding period of last year. but collections were better
 contraction of ssl. 900 .sDp in act ual loans and discounts was the note worthy item in the weekly caearinr house statement This was accompange5 by decrease of se5, ,50o.0p0 in net de mand deposits and a cash gain of s5i. 564,0o0, increasing excess reserves tc almost s4z,00 900.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

and prime. fie0OaiO.ss: medium ant good. ss.1p@ 1e.De; iIEht weight. sg.sl Qle.4o; common and medium, se.eod s.s0- Butcher cattle: Heifers. s5.l5d S-S5; cows. sS.eo@SI5: bulls. S4.zsd s-oe- c1nners and cutters: Cows and ne11erE t2-se4 S-so; canner steera. fs.sf g5.25. Veal calves Qsght and handy. Reight1, fe-2S6s-5e: feeder stesrs. k5.sg @I-15; Etocler Eteers, e415a7.s5: stocksr cows and heifers. ss.5D05
 Sheep and Lambs-Recefpte. 1.eee head; market ElOr to 25c lower. Lambs tS4 pounds down.. sl26lsap: aambt 6culls and comnon). s7.5oGll75. year ling wetherz. sS.5o@1L25: ewes. s<.750 f.e5; ewes (cliis and comment. s2f.s .5f {. breeding ewes. ss-5e91l.5o; feeder lambs. s12@15.
 Pittsburgh. July 2l.-cattie-supp,y light; market nominal Choice. sg 5o6 10 prime. ks.5e91O: good. sS.7 9s .2s i: tidy butchers. Ssbo6s.25: fair. s7.6 S-25: common S5-so 6s.5o: common tr good fat bnlls- s5as.5e; carrmon sr s-oo.S fat COWS. sS-5o Gs-5o; heifers. ss6s 50 ]. fresh cows and springers. s35 e s5: reuj calves. S1o; heavy and thin calves. s4 -sn @s-5o.
 Sheep and Lanbs-suppiy. i.aoc head: market 25c lower on sheen. Prime western. s7.25 7.50: good mixed. s6-25 TOO; fair mixed. s5.2505.75 culis and common, sL5oG275; lambs
 Hogs-Receipts. $500 head; msrke, steady. Prime heavy hogs, siO.sO . heavy mixed. s1l25@Ils5: mediums s11.5o 911-s0; heavy workers, sil.so a 11.e5; pigs se917.s5; rouchs, sFeo9 500; stags, s4.5o6 500.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-24
WEST KINGSTON

The L. T. L. L. picnic held on the fair grounds Thursday afternoon was very enjoyable. Over forty were present, mostly children, who seemed anxious to have an L. T. L. formed heres to be called West Kingston Loyal Temperance Legion. Mrs. Mills of Central Falls ex- plained to the children about the socie- ty, what it stood for, etc. After the meeting lemonade and fancy cookies were served.
 Mrs. Emma Northrup Sisson, r. died Thursday morning after an illness of q week with pneumonia.
 She was the daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Henry Northrup of this village. The funeral was held Saturday. Burial was in Fernwood cemetery.
 Among the new purchasers of electric washing machines are Dr. Kenyon, Oli- yer Watson, Mitchell Randall of this village and George s. James of Mati- mock.
 The teachers for the next year in this village are to be Mrs. Carrie F. Brown, principal, and Miss Belle Wi1bour pri- mary. Both are experienced teachers Miss Wilbour has taught several years at Kingston.
 Among recent visitors here were Amos H. Kenyon and family of Providence Mrs. Louise Denham. also Of Providence Mrs. Mills of Central Falls Mir PotteI and mother of Wakefield, Mir. and Mrs Mitchern of Arctic.
 The hucklsberry bushes on the ground. Of Oliver Watson are we'll patroniked People from all over the state visit here Last Sunday the automobiles standias around, seemed not exactly like Kings ton fair, but suggested.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-24
CANTERBURY. GREEN

The Ladies Aid society will meet nex Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Frank Nil Ter.
 Fred SafTord and family recent, spent the day in Norwich. Miss Marion Saffcrd remained in the city for weekly visit. .
 NIT. and Mrs. Clinton Frink, HerbeEf Williams and Carlton Lowell motored ftc Providence and Oakland beach Mednes. day.
 The Krauss and Rietzem familie8. O, New York, are at their summer home iu Elmdale. Mrs. Krauss entertained. late " sister and her children from New York.
 Mr. Kietzen. who is a cellist in an or chestra, played during the offertory al the Sunday morning church service, ac- companied by h1s daughter.
 Mrs. Charles Hyde and Mrs Pearl O. Brooklyn visited the past week with Mrs. Chauncey Frink. At the grange. Wednesday evening, 4 was voted tS begin work on an addition to the hall, to be used as 2 kitchen al the next meeting and give a program Killingiy grange is expected to be pres ent-
 Miss TItcornb and Miss Poole, two New Bedford teachers, who are staying at Piainheld, were in town Tuesday. looking up interesting landmarks. Among other photographs one was taken of the doorway of the Hetrick house, which Is fine specimen of the architecture of i the early eighties.
 The family of Horace c. Brown of Worcester. is spending a few weeks at the Brown homestead. Miss Fannie Brown is visiting in New Bedford.
 Mir. and Mrs Frank Bailey and son are enjoying a vacation with Mrs. -Bai- ley's parents, Mir. and Mrs. Nathan Ex- ley.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-24
STOCKS.

The following IS . summary of the transactions on the New York stesk Ex- change up 10 2 p. M.:
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-24

According to ancient superstition it is unlucky for bride to choose bridesmaids who are not younger than herself.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-24
FUNERAL NOTICES

GILLETT-In Lebanon, Conn, July 2s, 1922, Mary Cady Gillett. widow of William Giiiett Funeral r7rices at her late residence Tuesday afternoon. July 25, at 2 o'clock. standard time.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-24
TO RENT

Two of the finest apartments in Nor wich. Five-reom apartment e65. seven room apartment SS5. Steam heat and hot water furnished Every modern con- venience and beautiful grounds; 50 Broad St Possession now or Oct 1st Inquire at
 TALKING MACHINE SHOP.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-24
Liberty Bonds

Victory 4%s ..100.56 1oO.54 1OO.54
 Quoted in dollars and cets per slGe bond.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-24
FLORIST
LANDSCAPE GARDENING

THIS Is the time to arrange for Iand- Ecape work. of which we mssa a special 7. Gednldig's Grsen-ouses. 77 Cedar St Phone S6S. marl3d
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-24
COTTON.

New York, July 22.-Cotton futures closed barely steady. October 21.So, December 21.s0, January 21.s1, March 21.55, May 21.42.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-24
THE LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Chicago, July 21. = Hogs-Reeeipts 1s,oo0 head market Is to z5c up. Bulk, SS.50410.90; top, $11.00: heavyweight, Si0.00@ e 1o.60; medium weight, s10.509 1O.95; light weight, s1o.so911.oo; ligh. lights, S1O4o9fo.s5 heavy A75kinz sows, smooth. SSSo@s.IO; packing sows, rough, $7.75@s.5o; pigs, ss.5o9 10.50.
 Cattle-Receipts, $500 head: market generally steady. Beef steers. Choice
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-24
Chicago Grain Market.
Foreign Exchange.

With the exception c; sterling. all ouosatiens are in cents per unit of for eign currency:
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-24
FOR sALE-Horsas
FOR sALE-surrey mare. 5 wears ol
JUST ARRIVED.

My horses are here on time, and they are a nice lot-big ones, light ones. and chunks, single and in pairs, all ready to go to work. Prices low for the kind. Come and see them. Tel. sSe-3.
 ELMER R. PERSON.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-10

u..nI COMPANY ~ Hnb4ri MehelNsy. h'
.,r u 10 iil"h 81 al hsus hdhlil"" Va
sn.hy sihs ,"Hsids.s il.a, ttUu
4 - J.,Ia"n ana I,"its D'l."" !"
rt""i". ''"rsr u--i m l""d \" N"'"'
rr~."iri """aih",.il"h ~,
s..s.t. O.-..,
J,ry Enisnas, i-r...sJ InVs"'r'P
nI.d ppr,oVsd -nd recorded
IL ', unrl,lm.d bank deposits. Prs
port ~ rt,-, Hp,rnrl hnnt ur pethrsdr,
q. Med and '"cc,d othr'-d
Mary WHITAKER. uuarJIan.hIp. Pet
tlpl account Glsd. Get Tor hearing Fob
rusry 95. 1914. Notice ordered snh CON
unued.
CaralIun Combs. decesscd. Receipt "f
Inheritance tax finding acknowledged ~
tax commission.
zygmund spotowIcs, Edward spoto-
WIGS and Wladyslawa Spotowics, juven-
Ito dependents. Warrant and subpoena
returned and nled. Children brought
before tho court. Cause heard, finding
raCh child dependent and committing
each child TO the temporary care ana
custody OF the Belmont county Chill
rcn's home at Taoma- Ohio. Execution
Of the order OF commitment suspended
upon condition that the mother OF said
children return to her home. live peace
ably with her husband. perform the du-
ties OF housewife satisfactorily, take
proper care OF her children md avoid
all undesirable associates.
John A. Hess. deceased. Waiver or
time In which TO Me exceptions 10 In
heritance INK finding nled by sole per-
sOn interested In payment or tax also
by tax commission. Tax certified To
county auditor for collection.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-10
1.-THE UNLOVED Wife"

Ito- sfi.n havs you road In N" n"TE.
ma psra OF the nrs Of snoih-r woman
waited, How often havs You asked
yourself tbs question. ''Ars you ono OF
,hsmr' How shalt you ro,sln IN" l"v~
or yonr huabp nd Did ~ over occur 4"
Won that many married mon hav" IA
double personality why !" yo" nus
hand different from tho man you m't'
risir what " tho rcaaonT You prob
Ably know q doGsn couples who are un-
happily married. why'
How often haye you asked yourHelr
thu question. -Doss my husband really
love nner Honestly now--does ho' Or
does he lust tolerate MGR Iinvo you
ever thoroughly tested hin lovo7 taVo
your You nay. you do not donbt-yet
do you doubt? what 10 that whicn
rrIps your heart and causes your blood
10 almost freszo In your NsinT--tha'
word which In most prominent In every
woman'a Mfs. doubt7 Your anawsr may
b tho right one: or your friends. your
nslKhbor's.
At the Court theatre. Thursday. matt
nee and night you can hear the roa I
answer In n play that 10 thundsrooi
OF drama. Miss Florence Edna May
must have had the important questions
In woman's life I'm mind whan she
wrote The UnloVod wife" an the dra-
natio construction OF this play shows
tho lntirinr efforts OF . uinster-mind In
playwrIting and staseeraft.
Matinee for ladies only. The evening
performance 10 for everybody over the
age OF sixteen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-10
Big BILL Ar REX

Thsrs IL no end TO GOOD things on this
weeks Rex double bill. and all who at
tended Yesterdays performances could
not holp but be stow praise upon IL as II
a exceptionally strong In every way.
Bel aonrs Spring tome Classic. con-
sistinE OF q mixed couple ana com
Hany Of IS canariss. Is all that the
world elsss covers. the little pats. just
n,inieins themselves Tinsht into tho
hearts Of their listeners.
Kelly aud roliaeL. )uat Tomp away
stta laughs sEd Applause la tholi GlSSS'
ssit, saiiIlsd Vaudeville i'sSi ~"d
fgsss.t"
Eis.s naai and c.@p~.y. man .nd
taay. be-. s-i"tI"s -s' 'ha' ""s.'s
ali In thta Has 81 sndssN"s a"d s""'s"
bs.yny -Ilh The s'"~d"
r.a k.s aI-t.,- "fIs' ""s ~ tbs
,,,.s, ,.,,rt.ia a-"rlns ~.'- .vs' 500
D, yvNs.lins 80 they 80 ""' "nlv s'-r
,.,s ,F ,,.,u h", uh~Ir o",,h.,l. 8.p"s
,.r.h.ts 10 r-m~,hlrE "rm""-l
Abirnai rrts rrsY '"ms nra 40 hut
carl pn,,nYs Ts,s viii long b." rrmen
bs,.a az u IL 40 r7r sway FROM nc's
of this type NJ Emmy. offers 70
yIned line OF comedy talk Throughout,
IN. time his fast working pet" are pnr-
forming and makes II ag stated above,
Q rare novelty.
CorInns Griffith In Received Pay
rnant." was never ssen 10 batter ndvan-
taxe and surrounded with such strong
supporting company. II In photoplRy
treat ~ you will agree after Witness
log It.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-10
MOUNDHVII.LE
MOUNDHVII.LE
MOUNDSV|LLE MAN IN CUSTODY
FOR MORR|STOWN R0BBER|ES

IN at HIS HON. on North street rom"'"a
IN critical condition.
Miss Mary Scott or Tomlinson ave
rur attended tho annual buH'ness h''"'-
Ing Of the Y. W. c. A. Mt Wheeling hSt
,,,n.ng. t.
Mrs. VIM Rurch Of Tenth street 10
recovering from IN attack OF sc"rio'
fover ~
David Nelson. who has boon Ill Tor
,bc mast two weeks Is slowly improVirt.
EuEenia Corcoran has returned ho"o
from n visit with relatives mt Glen
tRston. l..
Miss Eva Newton OF st. ClairsVllIe IL
spending II few days with friends more
George hughes has returned 10 h'H
home a, iIarrisville, after spending inc
wee end with friends here. -,
Miss Rhea Stewart. who has Deeh III
at her homc on Second street. Is no"
able to Hit up.
Mrs. George Mason has returned 10
her homo ~ Pittsburgh. after Spshu'"s
m. y,reA-end With friends here.
Mrs. A. &. Scott or Me- echeh "''
,iailIuH frlsnda hero ySslsrdaS'
A. j. Miller OF bem"r"d WAS p'a'
nesa visitor here yesterday.
Tho standard Hanrnrs of 'ho plfH' VI
t. rhuI,h held a r",lal meeting AT wv
church I.aIl uTa last uVonlhG
! Il Aluiuhy wan "a buSlhshs '"''e'
Ia ~, Aioohsn Yesterday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-10
THE THEATRES !
THE Famous Mrs. Fair"

Tas mall ordsr sails for tho onsAa
usnt Of Henry Miller apd uAh'"'
yaatea In James ForhsS brilllant Amer
can comedy. THE FAMOUS hNo'
EAIR' which comes 10 tho Iour'
Theatre for ono night only. next h'"-
day nlxht, bids fair 10 equal thot
cord set by 'Chu Cnin CHOW nero
two years ago. Aud I, remains n ta0'
that the advance demand 10 one OF mo
heaviest Of the JASON In this COMEDY
~ tina returned "war-worker. VINO
res,less under the resumed routine
nearly forse,a her family in tho pur-
suit. as lecturer, Of publicity. excite
mani and adu,,tion. are paired players
I'm n piece that gives each room TOT
characteristic abilities. Timely a~Sh'n
ing shows the woman husband phu-
anSorinE from sheer ooreoo".
da1xhter tarnished and IN peril from
Shiny eompanionahips. son VINO
waving her out nT his IKE i"''uh
and through ala ArnoIicnn piece In soou
uatursd satire. inristent hum"'' NOM
~. plausible speech; characters i'""'
aeroas tho way. Incidents that "'kn'
bSfalI around tho corner. PRODUCED VIZ"
Mr.. AillsT's usual chill snd taste. an"
cast with actoTa whose ~orh ma''"''
tive mae arslnsd quality OF tho P,aS
ltssif--it la one OF tho most h"'""'"
attractions az many Soan"nS. az" nus
thai should 10 eagerly i""h"d i"'"a'"
IN ny every lovsr of the lhesh" Al "S
best, -
Tn. regular seat sale Starts fh"'s
Az ,n,,nlp4 OF b but nall nrde'a WI
ba hllsd accompanied by remittance"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-10
OF REAL
LIFE At THE PLAZA

There are so many mo thinEn IN
the now Goidwyn picture. Poverty OF
Riches" by Leroy Scott that opened
al tho Fla - Thsaisr yesterday. that u
In difficult 10 say What its stronger,
iuapys salon L. Tho story 10 one OF
family ufs. simply told. ye, H"mpio's
with drama. 40 real lifs In The a"hnE
of the all-ataT cast leaves nothing to
he desired: ana tho Hiory shows on
sotuai progression In tho unfolding OF
the characters ~ tho peopl" In THO
pholopiay. A. tho md OF tho story. w"
has taught them something. and they
are different psppls from tho young
married folks we met ut tho beginning
OF tho nrst reel n would 10 UNFAIR 1"
dIscioAs the plot OF tho story. but u IN
ErippinK entertaining and dsiiEhttuiiy
told.
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People All Over hmcricn
Want TO Know Whnt Us
Behind the Phenomenal
Success OF This Prepare
ton That Makes il the
Worlds Greatest Tonic.

Duy after day tho qurHil0n In bong
a.kod nil over tho United staten nnh
Cnnndn: what IL tho rcHsonH for the
uhonomonnl nuccorH OF Tnnlnc1 why
din ", hear no much about Ut and.
why do Tanlac raloH keep incrsah'nE
every yoar. when other modicinon
Eeom TO have a Rhort-livsd popularity
and AFRO then forgotten
Tho answer In simple enough Tho
tcsL or timo hnB proven TO people all
over tho American continent that
Tanlac always prOducoB most Eratify-
ing results and that tho remarkable
rollcf IL brings seems to no moro por-
manont than ovor before bclle"d pos
Hlblc.
Tons OF thousands OF persons. every
where, who took IT when II was nrat
introduced nix years ago. report that
they arc still enjoying excellent health
and millions OF American homes arc
now Using Tanlnc M tho family mcdi-
cinc after first trying II out thor
oughly and proclaim 1t the WORLDS
Greatest Tonic
Thousands OF mon and women OF all
nKes and In all walks OF life afflicted
with stomach. liver and kldney dlsor-
ders soma OF them OF Ions standing.
as we'll as thousands Of weak. thin.
nervous men and women apparently on
tho verge OF collapse have testified pub
llclty that they have been fully rehtoTed
20 tholr. normal health, Atrength AMI
weight by It's nsa.
sun others. who seemed fairly WE'LL
yot who suffered with indigestion. head
aches, shortness OF breath. hiIxy Spehs'
nour Knnny Atomach. coated t"ha"e,
foulnaas OF breath. con"iipauon. h"h
complexion. Ions Of appetite. Hl"opi'S"'
ness ut night ana terribly d"J'utsh. 40
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TINE GOLD DIGGERS"

To protect themselves from tn" wmes
OF thu press REen,. the young Iau'e"
PLAYING tho parts OF tho chorus Gir'H
in Tho Gold DiEKcrs. y which opens ~
the Court theatre for two days oeg'n-
ming Friday night January lSth' (Mau-
neo saturday. formed an association OF
the .Yay No club. They propose 10
lad the simple life. and tho rules OF
the association VIII bar lobster sup
pSrA auto rides and milllonRires. &C
csptancs OF costly gifts and suits TOT
breach OF promise. No girl VIII" Is
member OF the association viii DO per
uattsd to send out her picture win
stories OF how shs fell heir to fabulous
millions or had her pet poodle put out
Of A fAahionabls hot1l A board OF con
sors 10 rad oil pres agent e0Dls' ho
FORE IL 10 ssnt out Was also elected
rt.ss will no assassed against ANY
suaiahss Who transgraSsss the ru'ss u"
adhere strictly 4" tho '"io- ell "e"'
Lsss naasi oi~syH "a auishS 1" tho"
AA,akLa apartments sfta' the s""~ """
NJ they ~lsh ,hay '"sY '~ah h"'""'
tIssssf -, .thar suNslsSa n''l'" s~.'a
ar. asr oh ssia f"' thlS s'ss' s'''s"
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