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New-York tribune., 1922-01-05
b IL siness Troubles

De Luxe Hat Works. 1nc-F Ell
KIN ................ $3.50
Diamond, Louis-B p Haas Ia, %
Diamond, David-.Union Exchange
Nat Bank N Y......,.....-.... 1.s17.69
hi1horn. Wllliam-I. Widdes ct al 1.4l2.3S
Same-Same .................. ,.4OG 80
S3tne-Same ......,............. 1.163.6T
ID ID 'ae-Sams ............ 1927.
Edelstein Economy Mer-
r,,,,li can,iie corp: ,.......::;.... 1927
trumkin Morris H.. and William
Lang tStyle Shop)--J. simon 9,64h
Fraindlich Harry: and Samuel
r.,as' Eree"Eerg-S. Witchler. 225r
Finck. Christian jr.-T c. Weill.
INC; INC. '....;.... ::............. Ais1o
F1aumlacher Lewis VT H.
Freundlich. Lao Ill. RessIer
Fisuerole corp.-Radio Corp. Of
c,ean aaueI5en psr .,;;..,..; ,;, ......... 1850
II. iAlep. .-......... pr4 4, 4,
G'snme9re ,n,r9 const. Co, Incl. $.
senngnck SCI ......:... ......... ss1 o1
~ c;,ho'. AoreI II, Good; costs. 100. so
ID. Zur1erbrod d......... oSO ~
Glode. Norman H.--Encyclopae-
CarSsn 'Vanmica .nar.', torp ....:... 1864
cefso ssl'h 1a,1,ss 49,; 2,e25. .7e
casualty Co. Of n. Y.-Peopic
: NJ.
CrSy,o .,ie' 'orp..-A. Saf1r r,TSS.ss
(.ovor r,,,In 80 "dcililn ct a 500. 10
oaihuel Cover and MchaeI
Glick-Columbia Gas and EIec.
Harry Hindei,,on,,, G p,, INC. AS. IL
ua ,r, ,a,,,.;, ;;;......... loo1. 81
Samc-C ~ or, r. Cowan 6s9. 90
Horouity n. @ nsG. ~
11. i1aHs. limil--E. Barofsky. 10 A..
oha1y
Jensen An, e07 10
kollman, August J.-D. schwenj, "'z'o'
Ksufmsn 8 Gordon Co.. Inc and 1915
Max Gordon-J. Tolces ct al re ,s
Karpf, Morris~-s .Iacohs W lSG.l5
Hahn, Mosse g. Cox G. III ~. ~ y" "
AronenoerEer. Ike L.--R. Gutten ''''V
Lietta: e, Dominoo. eiity and ASIA
salne-~Sa,me ~ o' new York $500 90
Lagurnona Pos.r;; ...... $500 90
Lman. Barneat 70; fs,.s,:. 1,1S1.3 80
La Tos Word .Isoss Iaossnostt ,, ct al sa27a
Liebowitz Benjamin - SIe.,s Encyc,o. 1920
paedia britannica Corp ,Atto
l'srse'd, trs1 MAX ~ n H-Broadwsy Cen
Mid Crosstown Railway Co., Inc. l'o02.2 20
Sanity sroel.y Of New York ......... s21.s7
Same-Sa mo '''''''''. ........., $50. .6S
Same-San,a ''''''''.. '..'..... 2l7.4O
Marcus May-Nii, Ni,,t,.., 239.19
Moiicson ic 1;o.n :,..:..... 11i.os
Marine Record rr;:...,;:.a.. r;c 14s so
Monarch : n,aa,.,o anc: s1s.72
john 8. Lane & Son. Inc Aoe %
MalnBer. Lee. and Morris Gold 'o
!. ner I.tberty Chandelier ca =
Msna1d, oeHer Tos.1h q CO; Inc 1880
Msnz;e in:snh :; 1907 ss
Marshall, Hayden Al. Bless
MeKse. LIZ .r,,i,on -. 1905 so
Mccurdns %. T,no..,.: s.s74.75
New YoTi. o1a'" TO: 20. ..; 7ao.7o
p oIM" Mc,.or.rY x: Yorngs e. y 2s211
p,erson ~: nelNen I. .,, .;,;,....;;.....;.:... 5ssss
Weiehtman Rosengarten CO.. a4s6
RANT Engineering and Equipment
p.wa ~ T Farehurst .......... 1890
Ruhi' cbasy,l Hakoun... 1880
san's noroon '31,;...;;,.............. 27o.st
H9nerfson, Ma"'; Al II t,n,r
New-York tribune., 1922-01-05
Ordering Summer Apparel

a sudden rush to place advance or
ders for strictly summer apparel and
accessories for men has developed, ac-
cording to manufacturers of summer
clothing, white flannel trousers, straw
hats and similar merchandise. Until
Christmas advance orders on these
lines were scant. and manufacturers
had begun to fear that buying would
be delayed, as it was last year, until
warm weather actually set in. o Since
Christmas, however, retailers have
shown more of a desire to anticipate
their future needs in these lines, with
the result that manufacturers are now
planning to increase production.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-05
Satisfied Judgments
In New York County


The first name is that OF the dah.or a..
second that of the creditor ana do'. da,o me
Judgment was hled "'c "hen
Gellman, Irving M--Morris p,.n
GO, New York Oct 19. 1917 <,,oa>
Scharlin, Sarah --B Friedberr *Alz'So
June l. 1921 uoers' ..
Rosenberg. Morris ct al-Morr,s @'o.os
diasn Iian Co. New York; Oct 19.
Moschera paso,;.,, ,.; 1880
III M Fertg: Nov 23, 1921 osco7
ocoppolet Mary-E G Behrman '''
ct al; Jan 90. l920....... 1o,os
arrow. Henry--S III Abelsky: Oct A''
20. 1915 ............ 20s 2
hpsstein, PSI Elias-~s Fl Abelsky. Mar ''
~, 1916 ............... o,x Q j,
kasower. Abraham, and Tobias r
Ghe%sky-City of N Y; Mar 20.
uauser u lsi' yv,n 20. .,.... 2oe1s
soda,snIo lane y. 1871 ,s, 1.5s1s7
Restaurant & Hotel Co; Dec ;.
l92l ....,......... 3ye OF
Stratton. Thos, ana lSideIitv & ''''0'''
Casualty CO. New York~-peo
pie. etc; Mar 30, 1921 (vacatcd> soo m
Shippers Nayiga 10, Inc--Pacifl( NN'
Coast Borax Co: Oct 6, 1921. SIN no
Scharn. Ifarry--S Grossman: June
" al a921 80 :.....,.. 1882 s5
'Hf : lasi ;.::*s,.....,.::.. 1870
New-York tribune., 1922-01-05

PROPOSALS will be received by the Bureau
of supplies and Accounts. Navy Depart
a. M Jan. II. 1922. for delivering electric
bells wheat flour. white zinc and potato
lyn. \. Y. etc. Apply for proposals 10 the
supply officer. Navy Yard, Brooklyn. ~ Y,
or the Bureau of Supplies and Accounts.
DAVID POTTER, Paymaster General of the
Navy. 12-2S21.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-05
rIoRrLLARD COMPANY

New York, January 4th. 1929.
Notice is hereby given that the Transfer
Books of the Registered Five Fer Cent Bonds
Of this Company Will he closed Al IL ocloci,
Noon January 14th. 1922, for the payment
Of interest thereon. due February 1st. 1872.
and Will be reopened at 10 o'clock 4. a..
Febru4,S I'd. 1922.
VIM r. RHETT, Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1922-01-05
DIVIDEND NOTICES

Virginia Railway and Power eoHp~
l+e broadway. New YORK. 40,
DIVIDEND NOTICE .,,.v
At meeting held this date. the iuuasrd
ing Resolution was adopted b. the D
of Directors: 49,
on the outstanding preferred stock % sur-
Company is hereby declared from tms sr - /
plus Of the Company Qayaele fsoIuorrsc rc,n-
1922. only in preferred stock OF Inc ~ The
pany at par to holders of record oTanu.
preferred stock as of the 10Th day o. 'ane ne.
AIRY. 1922. being dividend on ,m.ry ,ms l.
ferred stock for the period from; Ja""e''
1921, to December 81. 1921" xy
New-York tribune., 1922-01-05
DIVIDEND NOTICES

At meeting of Directors it was decided
to recommend to shareholders at Annua,
Meeting fixed to be held ON llth January.
1sz2' l: payment ON 18th January. 1922, of
Final Dividend Of 8 per cent. free of British
Income lax upon issued Ordinary Shares.
Net Profits for thi. year, after deduc ting
al charges and expenses for management,
ETC.. and providing for Income Tax and
British Corporation Profits Tax, are s4,323,-
4Sl-5.l as against f4,S79, ,577-3-3 for pre-
vious year. After paying Final Dividend of
8 per cent. carry forward will be fl $780,
187-16-4.
Directors have also decided to pay ON
18th January, 1922, with Final Dividend fos
past year, Interim Dividend Of A per cent.
for the years l92l-1s22 ON the issued Ord;-
nary Shares Of the Company free Of British
Income Tax.
BRITISH-AMERICAN TOBACCO
COMPANY, LIMITED
January 3. 1922
New-York tribune., 1922-01-05
PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS Will he rcce wed by the Bureau
of supplies and Accounts. Navy Depart
ment. Washington, d. c.. until 10 o'clocl,
coke and waive reseating outfits to che Navy
Yard. Brooklyn ~ v, etc. Apply for pro-
posals to the supply officer Navy Yard,
brooklyn. \. V. to the Bureau of Sup
plies and Accounts DAVID POTTER, Pay
master General of the Navy. 12-21-21.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-05
READING COMPANY 80,
General Office. Reading TernlInsHaa a.

OenFTHl ViUFN, tt1tiiHK Ie1aa ,Qsf
Philadelphia. December ~, las,srea
Tho Board eli Directors has 99sr,iSeud
from the net earnings quarterly CIV s pre-
of one per cent Uec) on the Secona Maid
ferred Stock of the Company 10 ,ssrs ee *
on January II. 1922. to stocknoiusnsr,
record at the close OF business, 'Decsuk ,cck
so. 1921 Checks viii be mailed to s.Sss ssp,
holders who have fled dividend
with the TreasG -v.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-05
THE BANK OF AMERICA

New York City, December &c. 1921
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of this Bank tor the election OF Director,
and for the transaction of such other busi-
ness AS may properly come before the
meeting will be held at the office of the
Bank. Al Wall street. New York City. on
Tuesday. January 10, 1929. at l O'Clock
p IN. The polls will remain open until 2
O'Clock p. m.
CHARLES f. CURTIS. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-05
Commercial Credit

The commercial money markets were
quiet yesterday. The best prime com
mercial paper discounted at $ per cent,
with less desirable paper at "a per
cent.
The American Acceptance Council
quoted the following discount rates on
prime bankers acccptances ELIGIBLE for
purchase by Federal Reserve banks:
New-York tribune., 1922-01-05

DIVIDEND NOTICES

THE FAJARDO SUGAR COMPANY OF
PORTO RICO
100 WALL STREET
NEW YORK
January Sd. 1922
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting
of the Board of Directors Of the Company,
held on January ed. 1922. a cash dividend Of
ons and one-quarter per cent q 4 ee). payable
February lst. 1922. to stockholders of record
January goth. 1922. was declared.
LORENZO d. ARMSTRONG,
Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-05
FEDEnAL SUGAR REFINING &C; &C;

january 4tn, ~ !: ~
The regular quarterly DIVIDEND g :, On
and Three-uuartcrs Per Cent. TT,.ss,hal!
the Common shares aud One ana SShsres
Per Cent. l,ase) on the Preferred Sr,,sry Sn,y
OF this Com pany will be paid At ths
ists 1922, to stockholders OF recooIS sie11
close OF business January 2vt"
Fransfcr books Will not close ,,.r
PIERRE, SN'T'r
New-York tribune., 1922-01-05

ANNUAL. MEETING of the L. S. and
HaNti Telegraph & Gable Co will be held
at 253 Broadway at 80 y. IN. on January
10Th. 1922, for the election of Directors and
such Other business may properly come
before the meeting.
JOHN GOLDH.MMER Secretary
New-York tribune., 1922-01-05

have shaved down their profits in or
der to stimulate a revival Of business
III the fine shoe trade
New-York tribune., 1922-01-05

TIE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK
HOLDERS OF THE HAMILTON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
will be held at its office, So John Street
on Monday January 9th, 1922. at p. m.
for the election of Directors and the tran
ssetion OF such other business as may come
before the meeting.
ARTHUR LENSSEN. JR.,
Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-05

The Annual Meeting of the BOTTLING
BREWERS PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION
for the election of Officers aud Directors
and the transaction of such other business
viii be held at the Brewers Board of Trade.
109-11l East 18th street. New York City. OF,
Wednesday. February l. 1922. at F. NJ.
WM. II. ZELTNE.R.
Recording Secretary
New-York tribune., 1922-01-05
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
THE NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY
100 Broadway,

The Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders
OF this Company for the election Of Trus-
tees and for the transaction of any other
business that may come before the meet =
ing will be held at the Main once of the
Company. No. 100 Broadway. New York
CITY, on Wednesday. January H. 1922
tbils VIII be open from II A. NJ to IL
noon. BOYD e. CURTIS,
Secretary
New-York tribune., 1922-01-05

Call loans against acceptances, ) per
cent.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-05
Petitions in Bankruptcy

The following petitions in bankruptcy
were filed yesterday in the United States
District Court:
JOSEPH ROSE - Involuntary: baby
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17
THE MOVIE FANS LETTERBOX
By HENRY NJ. NEELY

aimed nt won't understand what they're
all about SO I can safely print them.
You would hardly be safe around Ihir-
teenth and Vine streets unless Amos
was there as escort. Still, GilbertlcalIy
speaAins, you re aware. nna aunuie' @ mnn'
you, dare, madame SO take care
lhaaanle put II Eoii have g,E Ply on
my exile IN l"cPt anu Dronllf'c ne'uS u
!etlers' come asa'h ana sooh''
..o n,.,
one IN DoIot | can assuIe you
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17

ners in a competitive examination. ~
twenty four young men particins NJ
are Robert Lane Riggs, son ~ sJ,
master mechanic nt Toledo, and Gso.eaoss
Davis Long, Of Bolivar, Pa, son ots
telegraph operator on the PittshN.
division. Riggs will attend the Sh1pa
field Scientific School at Yale J,nir.ett' iret'
stty. and Long Lehigh Universitv 'er'
The scholarships, valued NJ so..
yearly. were created in 1907 by cb,,So.V ,SV
Of the late. Frank Thomson. form.0s,a
president of the Pennsylvania Ra;iuear1l !,
Company, In memory Of their fatba.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17
Uncommon Sense Z: What Do You WdntY
JOHN BIAKE
BY JOHN BLAKE

WHAT you'll get in this world de-
w pends on what you want and on
how much you want it.
The child that cries for the moon
never gets It. no matter how necessary
he thinks it is to his happiness.
II he continues a child, crying for
other impossible moons" through life,
he will get neither the moons" nor
anything else worth having.
The same child, earnestly desiring an
elusive puppy, will catch the puppy IL
he IS sufficiently determined and waits
long enough.
MIHEN he grows up, II he fixes hi,
w mind on something he can get. h
Is reasonably sure to get it-but only Il
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17
WIN THOMSON PRIZES

Railroad Mems Sons Awarded 5000
Yearly Scholarships
Two sons Of Pennsylvania Railroad
employees have obtained Frank Thorn
SON memorial scholarships. The win.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17

he is willing to make the sacrifices nee
essary to securing It.
One Of Americas millionaires once
said that anybody could have million
dollars. il be wanted it more than ne
wanted sleep and play and personal
comfort and kept on wanting IL ior
thirty years. 80
He was not altogether right, ior 9
certain amount OF aptitude for bust
ness is necessary TO the accumulation Of
a fortune. And all men do not possess
that aptitude.
DUT Of two men who have bushes.
ID sense, the one who wants the mil
lion dollars will get It, II he Is willing
to make sacrifices for It.
The man who just wants 1t alonl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17

Br&u was afraid you weren't coming
hack; thought perhaps Amos had mar
pied you and taken you off to Honolulu
a. Monte Carlo. You have interesting
G1ands: Minnie rs quite ~ fascinating
& Amos. 10 as real---whatever that
1ana ~ neAst thing about your ever
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17
alleoed Tire Thief Killed

Pittsburgh. Aug, l7,~-CBy \. PD--
Carnegie police announced last night
George g Schulcr, a railroad man,
on the SteubcnviIIc pike yesterday, had
been shot by Joseph Zimmerman. Il
garage keeper, Zimmerman said three
men attempted 10 steal tires from his
garage and that he opened fire on them.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17

be on your way to achievement. Your
success, Of course. will depend on what
you want. and whether you want that
more than anything else In the world.
Copyright. 1923
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17

Gosh. thought we had It all fixed
that Claire Adams played tn" girl in
The End of the Road" Now you
say Enid Bennett Didn't you confuse
it with Richard Bennett who, ] know
played the doctor? And another letter
saws the girl was Joyce Faire, But
Claire Adams. for that IS the inforlra-
ZION get from the men who handled
the film IN this citY.l
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17
PHOTOPLAYS
PHOTOPLAYS

The following theatres obtain their pictures through
the STANLEY Company Of America, which is guarantee
of early showing of the finest productions Ask for the
theatre in your locality obtaining pictures through the
Stanley Company of America
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17

with many other things is not very
likely to have 1t. no matter how keen
business mind he has.
If employers could know what every
man in their employ really wanted,
they would be far better able to make
promotions and to fix positions in their
! Establishments.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17

NATURALLY, they would favor the
~ man who wanted to be n general
manager and give him an opportunity
to show by hard work how much he
wanted that position.
Also they would do little for the man
who wanted job with them merely
to keep him in food or clothes till he
got some other sort Of q position.
The sooner you make up your m Ind
what you want and let everybody else.
know what II is, the sooner you will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-13

~ mo tucatIup ~ ~" ri"'hh"Ih"'" 81
I,, u, iLr ,i"ti l'n"l.lu, '""rr"f "'
,,omIr,r 81 th' "id I"''h ~ hl'''''"
v a.. 40 ul,,Ioh ami dn"ih"i hl'"" - WV
,IL,d Ni'llrm ~ I."h" lh" "'n''''
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.,unri ri"nI"hlo sl"'" 'h" h""h wa" 80
.,,,nI,.d Tho ulu'iI"u 81 "iN""'" WIZ
L.. L,,Ib Ija nipI Wrin,"lry IL l''r"
a., rho diic,l"ir -" 80 i"l'""'.
,u,,.,rI iuois 1hurnnn I. N"y"i l"H
uu.uIra NylIlI,u ~ I,uh" !. NJ
t,,,,,,. tI,n,y uoII,,,r"n i"o"ph N"ir
',,r u.n.,a Iyln. = ii"l,lnr"" ""d
= II,Ihitln
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-13
Y ME- A. OFFICERS REFLECTED:
DDRN|TORY HAS A RECORD YEAR

hnwllng pIicYu. painting til" swimming
rrul constructing tho pT"ronf phH'l'"'
.,Ifrortnr'u ufn,r constructing ~" tucker
room Office. luurN, ting and repairing
Hro equipment. ~" luHtnlllnE ~ boys
toilet on Nr nrEt floor. rcdr"orntlnH
tho class room used Nv tho publ"
school and tho ono adjoining m" clean
ing and renll!nR Of IN" nltcra nnh re-
pairing electric rOnduits IL building. n
largo amount of this construction ana
rcraIr work Inns been done by the
building SUPERINTENDENT at great say
NIX To the association.
Record Year IL Dormitoriss
This has been u record year Tor tho
dormitories. They have been filled L"
capacity the entire time. producing Tho
greatest earnings In tho history or tho
IL association. The register shows 2I6l
rekiatra lions OF ncH who have stayed
la tho building Tor ono might or more
.Dr this number 1874 have hsrn regular
T0aInorH tho remainder dodgers buI
roaming TegiaiuT placed "N"I lao Ia
pii,ata homcs. Tho do"ani f"I I"'i"s
he's bean HTeuI thai II has recently
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-13

II matters not whether you hhVo lana
uguuiktng palms from IhouuIatlsin foT 10
oars az dIbIrosbins iwIt,hinEs f"I ~
weeks tthbuina Ia Hir"nk enough ana
mighty and p"~Uiiui enough 1" dilSn
ihrun,uII. I.uin"na fi"in S""n h"dy airl
uioiluh all inlEoiY 81 iu"nUl bach
I, ~ tIlCaI \ q" oud all iIuHgiais
u,o auIh,IIs.d T." .UlI Iih"",tn 'i ~"
..ute ~" prY h"sIb l"ih" l"iil" lb Ia
81 ponal,o nnd nhai Y"'i i"E" Ihe hi""ll
,l"aa 40 III, onlod n'ra q day f"r ~" hnYn
ynu nh"uIh knnw ihot a. Ianl r"u haVr
obtained iomodv that wall """'Ih"'
thaun,u hm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-13
GAINS y POUNDS IN WEIGHT

asn,nrio ~ an actual ""ns. ana shevs
tho wonderful .iIsna ihaniha powATs "
ua,v .W",ih, snd how d"i"Ly u sivsS
fusuIi. Hvsryb"dy Da"ha toni" w 'Hp
fail ana tho i"niH rum iahs sh"nlh b
on. that viii ai,nnpiha" y"u Ahd bnua
y.,u unI,Liy H",y W"'Ih has bssh I"t
many yantn one ~ tho most HUo"sss'u,
-, .r,,n,lnna ~ liz Linh n IL not On
.,r.,t,uari. hui n timaai ramsay
and IIni IL what vou want HhIh w
. n u,i.sI a 90. ana all nts'-"'Ass
1,,vuInin ava,ywhnI" Mary worm 10
nav q % per bottle nhdy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-13
SPECIAL BIG NIGHT
FOR "KIWAN|QUEEhS"

AiInnpruUntn Wnro Cnmplol"h lh"t
mIrht Il" thr holding "n next l"'h'"P
cNrninp nf I.ndioH' HIIhi Tor tho wiVnh
nnI Indy ffInudn az tho InombnIh 81 Ih"
" h',IIuH itl~nuln "Inh Ihlh "''n'
which In hrId annually IL 10 10 an In
tn,mnI nn,lnI ovon,na h0noTlna III"
"Iuwuniuuorur nnh viii To hold In ihn
,.,.l.,rn ~ tho McIIIn hnInl ru"nhny
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-13
ORGANIZATION MnHTIHa or rouh
noAnDs or DIaEOTOas hnLD
AaaaaI Imports hsSis~sd n'isfiI 80
nov Years WoTs ht.'.s.

DIRanisatinn meetings ~ tho 'll' i"'"
Of fuur WhasIinG h""hn "''" h"'h 90
to-day auoTu"tn !" ga IL I'h'""'' W"
,l1 ufnrata Of Iho H"""' tai i""'I i''""'
r.,. 10 alo,toI N""""l "'"t"'"'"'"
,.,,a,. .s,, admitted u" tho str' hh"lh
At, w,,o ,s.l,.,oi fatally o"h plans
Ia, IA. ysats uslnsud E"na Tat. ~ ia"
,fn,.,. With ,h"lr III, a"i"'H
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-13
nssk ~ Ohio valley

Iho aI,o,I"'p ~ ~ Nn"r ~ ~" ''h'"
y,u.v mo, ysa,e,dey ru "tronI'"il"i
aud stsClIun 81 "fn,~tn ""t h'.'h ihn
animal ,,,.,t - ,,r .riut,p"g whl'l,
waa very sStlsf""'"p
IN. sapr nTnuota " s,r 80. clio, tod f"t
Ib. year, ~ IuIIuwu a MtIisT r'"s
ldoni. Aii,.h lrull .'. '''"'' '"' '
Iinuatd Mechanical 'UThi",
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-13
How to Danish
Piles
ThnusNnna Mess DJ L-"nhsrdt. tbs
physician who nlso"vsr-h C""-
mon usnps Remedy.

II YOU ihlnk thHh tho ugr"n hnlIN
4, Iho only method 1T ru,lr" lIuw tho
InlaoTy ~ pIleu ~ hr"nuEe y"u haven 7
h,nrd Of tho new treatment known IA
Dr IrunhnTdt HEM -Itplb
Tho Doctors treatment IL Internal. ny
for years he Il. covered
tho oknC; cause nf pil"S mud then went
further pnd compounded remedy TINT
would Icu"y" the cause.
In. Ie"nhuTdt wants every shffsrar Ia
E.nant hy hiH discovery ana 10 that
,h,t. VA Ls 40 duubtlng "I delay e IL
E,I,st 4 "a and all dIuEEIsts are hu-
tn0,l4od 90 coll IttM itDiD win Sui'-
antics that II win Il" al aiatah az money
hs,k
t,u IhtI hunoIubIa bla aSoIy huffaIsG
should HG,u'o - package "i ~ Lou"
La,iI lif.h nom to-day
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nnuuAI nrgTIHo or DTEECToRa
uuI.D vrRTpppAY -anORnTaRT
Rt.AyrON SUBMITS RrPoHT
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Mon In year Revenue BRa'"
In History

officers OF tho Young Aeh WI
Assocla ton or Wh'chhH ""''
ny tho directors Ia their hnn"o' no
Ing at tho association p"''"'"s '
day. The officers are.
Irrsidcnt-IT John |. bIChcS.
First Yicc-Fr' sident j !. Holloway
second NI.c-lTchIuehl- IL
IlamS
Recording secretiry-W. n. MetAher.
Urea SuTeT-,II0Ward fihLlatt
Tho year 1921 was record year Tor
the \. NJ & A dormltorlas. according
To the aunuaI report "r tho "sa"''"lI""'
submitted ~ tho diSoetats by Nj. 81.
Ala ,Inn general secretary. Inc h"' M
tuiIas dhTins tho y"Ar pT"l"'"h '"a
g,a.tost eaT"inBa Ia tho hia'"ry 81 TIC
nssn,Iaunn ITO assvfia ii'" 'nt'"'"'
ahors gIGI regulations ~ no" """
rtayrd iu tho i,"ithlnS f"t ono "'th' ~
,nn,u 81 THE "u",h", iit ~"'s 'oH"'"'
,,,,.,u,,. Ihn da,"end f"' i"""'n h"'
ha,,.,"o O." Io'.y NJ alaE'"" 'ai"''"".
,to, a. nc. t.,nma ina r"liry 81 The
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10. >, r.,,, ~ 49, rrro"dId ."""''"rr
-, ,h, ,-.,L 81 the vorlrta dorsri"onts
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,.,,,,,.,l ro,,.., ~ vhrro rouort f"ll"wH.
u,p.y,I aocrs,,ry's Report
Nj -, lIonr rul N'ml'"'u ~ Nv"
Ilunrd
q ,u,n,r y.,n thut II ~ Win ""uH"
~ Jc.r, .rcI.nr rnni Take up tho uHk
-, ,,,.,.ultur yuu a summary Of tho
ys,r'g work q task that FOR years. has
hs-u pcrf"rm"d by Nj tJ"hh - ISh'"'
Who NIthirrw fr"In IA" active diro't'"n
az tho ar-uGiltiun tho fursPhTt or 'hn
yer
Ia Al
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from 8 10 IL. with ManKo's orohsssM
furnishing IA short dance program 49,.
entertainment throughout tho sve0not,
rho committee In charge Of the 60
tortulnnnnt has arranged u vArteo -
gram which viii bo developed tDAA
mort enjoyable nVnninE VIII % furhse
cd all who attend buVsraI ihtsTsu
nnvoI,i.u ma stunts, IN well a. mee(ss
,nI fo,,uros Of morii will be EiveN ~
:, crowd which from pronont tHdloAtteNO
,.DI la m, bITEant annsnsbly Of xiWoos
iuna over held In thiH 0'ty.
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uIhs.t 0utIl.r's paragraphs have ""
rnm. famous ,h'""Hh "h""' ""'''
Appearing Wih""t III" "s"" !" ~'""'
,nah,"r-d ns~"psp"-, % ~ 'h"'" """
ru"t.h Ia mo i.r". "f Th" Lh''"''
DirsHt. ONT ~ t"h"l 81 NJ p"'"a'"p"'
pu,Iish.d They viii appear a. daily
.1I,n,i,I pep. feature In The Tntslu-
s.uc.r. ptNrbtnq lIondRy, January L.
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During 1rsai oh0loTa oDidsmido 49,
who smoked 0lhy pipoS Drovsh bsa
from tho dihoabs.