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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-01
SALE OF CHRISTMAS
SEALS TOTAL $4,000

,., " w. I'LL - I'll. sum
,o-nnr c,r ,vti ,uh.rrrlosi.s
~. ,...,.. ,.'i...,I g., ,y..t vir,i,!:, hv tn.
,.,',,.,,,'.,.' .,,,Is md Teal bonds
,,I las, ,,,c,,hcr tx. the Vest
1890. .,.rt.,,,..,f.sis AssD.i..'!un Il
,.,>,,,..., o, ,,,.c,i,I, Of the exc
,,.....,,., b,lh IN charleston
~ -, .,...,.. ,.,, .,i,..-s
80 81. ~ .''' ", ,.',,,. l.r.gi .
o. Ia, g ','",'". N''G vii
"h'' w. - ~ ~, - ,,n,,,,,,J, ~
''''h M'"''' """ ro,.,,,,t,,v,
""' .'H''"' '>'' iy.i,,o,r, Nrs
t.,., ,.,,ne,IL. Miss Nan *.
i,..i,urn I,,rrmnnt and III" executive
So. r.,.,ry ,;,..;,. e. Eowcll. Charleston.
r,,,. ..,,,, man prepared by tho
...,.r,,.,,y vas u.,al to urotray Eral.h.-
.. :. ,h, s..r. Of thu. field work done
J., ;,n stat. dissertation In each ro.ui"
.,r,,., mo y.,r II showed that tubc"-
....,.ei. ..'a.-.. y,r. rnu,!uCtri IN ton
r-.i.e In ,y, - which the clinics
l..,... ,,..,,,.,, r,,.riI,r features q: the To-
.,,,.,, ,r,b.r.ur,4ts s.ryr..s
,.... ,,.,J,. g, Marshall and Lewis rouH-
,; .rJ cvtnn-,y" health CampaIGnS
,.,.,, r..,I =, j:,rl,,ur. CahclI. Harrison,
N.,-inr Mcdowell M:n,rM Mon0njalia.
1.r,..,or r.,,lrr. T.lrr and Wr;lel COun-
NV, n,,;,r, health crusade Tor
,...ht,.. ,-oo,l l,..,;til habits 70 children
,,.,.. u,.1 IN s.lr,,l., IN rh!rty-onr coun-
,j.. over 80 auD ruHils taking part IN
..,,r,t.iu,- rho daily health chores.
i,,,,,,-.,trL, committees were visited by
,....,,hcr. 81 Tho s,lrr during the year.
ir,,i,, ,nurrtrs have orcon.2cd county
,..,..,,;,,rc.. ~ ,ysorja,ioris and there
49,. ,bfr,y-ruur ,ubcr.ulosis committees
,,.,,..,,oj With N-on,rn's Clubs and sim
,,,r ORGANIZATIONS. Thirty-six public
hr.,:h nurses cnI,.oyrd by various nEen-
r.,.. assist tire local committees in car
wing rut local tuberculosis programs.
49,, ,,.l,r., ,,I elm rr..,.,,, e. ihs
"' "'','2, Io", ,.,-... rr,.cnt-
$500 Il a"' "''''" I'' i , a.
=" ny S''f'''tE i'"Hc'', an" .,,,,.,
i'.''' y! CIV ,,.o. 60, 49,, IN 20
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-01
AUSTRALIAN LABOR
MAKES STRONG APPEAL


Sydney. :. :. W. Jan. -".-'Ly -'l''p
liberalization q: 'i'!''+''!' ;N"I''t''' NAM,
"f "wai'" A"%'T"i" '"'. ,, ,m~ "'D ~.
ton OF IN" S';" l''.',''. " ''"'', orc
stat" E"H"rA"'; .'h' - 10
'h''""r4 "H'""@ ''' ,,'. ,nr,,, IN
Australian i''i"'E parry -, ,t.,,,ton
the revised r.t'!"'h "''' ',.'''
Formulated IN Conformity VIA '''
cisirn "i Il" recent lh''E>t'' '"''.
rnye Of the party and ii.'Ce t'''i'1 ~
LAY.
The Objection ar" !iS;.d as
"Tbc sn,ia.sxu,i"n e.: industry, pro-
l,.;ion, lfatrlnu;.cm "rd exchange, 10
hr Effected iHlou@u ;h' constitutional
IT Iiy9,lun Of Industrial. md I'arI'amcn'-
ory Iancl,iurry. thr"Ili II" ".ed''4"'>
10, az WORKERS ni"uE the lines or In
,f,,..,y tic naturalization II banking
rrl aW ,.r!uripal INDUSTRIES: the NUM-
,:rallzarrn II such services rs can 'F
..n.rl,rd lost in lw:."i ac"Hs; governs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-01
AHRENS ASKS FOR
ADDITIONAL AGENTS

v..ehlngton, Frn. oN.--Char!"$ II.
Anrcu&, Federal lr"A!hiuo2 Director l''
West Virginia. conferred VITA COM
missioner Haynes Monday In regard 30
IN Increase or enforcement. agents an"
uthcr departmental matters. lie :N'"e
n personal report "r raid year hNh'-
InCton. whom twcUtT'tWo arrests were
r?ade. including hcEr" rr"arhrT' VINO
had harrlcadcd IN mountain - hn. sNF-
rounded with barbcd wire cntanE4e-
mcntS.
ARRESTS in West Virginia." h" SAID
are almost invariably followed with
heavy fines and Jail sentences. Tine
courts with the support Of helrtu4
rnwspapcrs are aiding greatly IN ell
forcing the law IN West Virginia.
There IS - state. however. where
enforcement meets with more hhZarh9
II IS necessary fer agents /" irhlra''
into remote moTntajn regions. where
they are repeatedly s("t 1t w!t!s-Fin"Nr-
less powder. from amhiSn' I"'St "''N
thcv were shot = tire" tM""$. hh" '"'
weeks ago q staic agent was Killed. .
"R.lt 7 have a fearless lot &C agents. ,
continued l'!r"C:or \, r"DS. and IN" 81
them. Rev. VI. VI. Pay, - retired II. F..
minister. worth at ,onst $4,000, Wh"
volunteered from purely patriotic mo
,'ves is one Of the hos; IN the .ent.re
country. lie walks = dozen miles every
day. always carries his Eih!H WIN ms
revolver. and makes more arrests ana
ec!zog more Stills than any other agent
Recently he was attacked h. tHrf"
,,ornsn !ncrs. bat sinCl"-hand"a over
1wcrcd thcm and one o; them was
killed by him"
Director Ahrcns said Il" and the S'at"
prohibition commission mr." "r"rauns
n nc~fec, accord. and both have III"
-uIlost co-orcration Of tho state police.
we oro SELLING about 10000 gallons or
corn whiskey rv"ry month and average
about 100 arrests"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-01
BRAZIL WILL ELECT
PRESIDENT TODAY

RIO Do Janero, Feb. %S.-Two ti"k"tt
are in the field for Brazifs presidential
election 10 be held tomorrow March l. 70
choose 3 successor to PRESIDENT Ep!tacio
PeSsoa.
Governor Arthur Bernardes, OF Minas
Gcraes and Governor Crbanc Santos. or
NTaranhao. respectively are the presi-
Dental and vice presidential candidates
by representatives of l6 states.
Political leaders Of the four remaining
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1n"tieot f,-" '1ssr''I ,r,c~,,,n
rt,,, ,rni,., ,,,,,g, r.,rc IN,
".''' "''' I,",, ,.,',,i,rn, hv m.
A''"''' i'' ' ,,;ro,
t1'"'S OF '"' "''' ,'''' n,I 90
something NOR" fI'h XIV "''r' 81"
which | h2N" "HNd''' Inc o't'C' "''
vrupus, I. eyer. though !; ultimately run"
IL S%U nU'. nuD un"unlly - inSutt!SI'h'
alone To- offset the advantages or COM
.-r,irr fl,rrs There n" more than WAKE
| .,,.s md working conditions and the
{ h!,.' or COS. az ra;lnul:u'. which no con
siderable, hHu.il,an @"r'.u,"n. will con-
son, to have lowered to competing
,.,r,,o;,rs.
-, ,,,.,, VITO ell t., seas under our
, -,.,., ...,,.. H.. ,.,,,t,icI Ia stand rrr.,;
49, ,,r ,,,,, aid ,r1,r,r,ly
,,..,I,.
} ." ~ - e. .I,,,. ...,1,.i, 49,, o,,.,,.,r
g. 80 - ,,,,,,I ,,,.r
,..r.,,,..,,,,,,,. ,,.,. ~. sl,Il no
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-01

wash,nrton. FcA. "S--(Ey The -\SS"-
stated PrcxSl--Ths text OF fT'N..'ht
Harding's address 70 Congress tos.Ay on
govcrrmeu: aid for ,hs T":SA""'
marine follows:
Members o. Congress:
When addressing the Congress last
December. rcpO-t"r! 10 you The tH"N'S
OF the executive 10 carry out the la;cn'
OF certain feature, ~ t. m'TcHi.''
marine act OF I9-o. notably n" pr"NiS-
ION for the notice q ruHc~t,H:tNn - al
commercial treaties w'.c& A'r!cr"d oar
gran, OF dls,:.l~;aa, dates on i;"-
ports erouvh. 20 our Shores II Afr'"r:'":
ships. There Was no doubt a>ou. ~"
high purpose Of Congress :" ai.p!y ;&.~
proven practice u the Uphuid.rE Of ON
merchant marine. I; had p:o'cn ~ 81
effective n tho ca~'iH~ days o ~ -
can shipping: It E,.I ~ N:,:..%$ times
demonstrate i:s crCr>;.., a.s~ - Ii" up
building o. commercial s":p"."S Tor
othcr nations
= The success ~ the c2:,i"r practice f"r
his republic Gaze 4; = tine When we
4 few treaties wNcu our commerce"
$ little C.yrlc?tt lis $UpcrSc"2r"
reciprocity IN skipping regulations
d the adoption =: o,aec nct&o.s Q.
building merchant marines tHro"c'
arious forms of government all a"''
ne century OF neg rt!a'i"n o: c"i'i;'''-
hal treaties. al cou'h!"si - iere'"n y
situation which should lad 70 endless
embarrassment II W" denounced "nr
treaties. We should -, on. y" G"'"
alone IN supporting r"l''%. '"ne; S.rr'
superseded Through q" E~P%'nE MI
macy OF international relationships "~t
we should Invite The Disturbance ot
those cordial commercial! r"'a;:"&N wh.c.i
are tho first REQUESTS 20 The expansion
OF our commerce abroad.
Embarrassment Avoided.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-01
MAN INDICTED FOR
PASSING AS OFFICER

N.osh,nctnn. Feb. IS --- stephen Vein
nArr alias Stephen Wlm1u E!haA NJ
Ic, weinberg and various Uth"r names.
was Indicted today. 10y 4 . federal Grand
Jury ON tho .charC" Of imr"rS"rl ''n%
m officer Of tn" United States. He ~
alleged TO have appeared at IL" WET"
House IuIy &c. last. wearing u" u'i'
form Of a commander IN the intel
states army. Weinberg. or Commander
Wyman, presented 70 Frc%tdcnt Hard
Ing the Princess Fatima "f AfEhanS-
tan. lie Is said TO represented himself
as attached TO the brooklyn navy Yari'
Weinberg has been sought for some
time by William ]. Burns. director or
The bureau Of Investigation of the de-
rartmcnt Of justice.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-01

states, Bahia, Pernambueo. Rio oraneo
do Sui and Rio de Janeiro, refused to 10.
cent the conventions candidates ana
selected an opposition ticket with NiIs
Tecanha. Of 100 de Janeiro state. fot
president and Governor J. J. Seabra 81
Bahia for vice-2resident.
Milo Pecanha was president OF ths
republic from June, 1909 to Novemoei
1910.
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Text Of Hardng's Address to Congress
Urging Federal Aid For Merchant Marine


=,
r"HrrHmrA; %N"n'ur an "hbC'Fi
- h ~ I3dtv.IU:cl Ecru!S Scc:H.hEi! Ia"
r.c.,.,l II ,vuGid he difficult correctly I"
a,,ar;.iSe III, policy. because the World
~ ,',t M ..aj 10 nil normal activities
- - " - i,'..r,..l INV ,nsrygrLS
- orc W. "t'e ~, E~sI .,rd
We" S"'1'H.! '!"cH ~
costly "';.v't;cS by the r|.' 81 '"' go
li"% powers :"r shipping. w't"9"' ".i''"
.r,., .,,ll NOT no,.. t. survive. A'H"r!"@N
.,.,... .,.,.,,t,.I >, construction for
- ,,.... lr,.,,ro! OF ,in-
,''-' o. ..'|, v.,'., a.. ycrc ,,,ar
"''' Tor '"'S,''," .,r,,..;o, ~.
";..'H"d v" N"h"H '"' H''''' ''''~- go
uu,;..; rn our own account.
..,.r,o indifferent ~ The v!t1l urccs-
..r,,. = ,...r,.r,..... marine To- tlr nation
90. d.....,,,... uor~,iI..,n.'v c>rrn,lrl III
,.,., ,I,,r. ,ln COS, Of. nura.ul c.ustrur-
,ln, ana a..,rupriarcd billions where
,..,r...s hlI AEON denied before. We az
t " ,,.r,-r
vs.. ,h,... l,,.,.., ,,,sar> ST Of ;ho y"-
r...r.,s .,,' = treat merchant marine. N"t
~ g.. = N.s ,~.u teal FIR UHp IN the
,~.,r.-.,..:,2;.. trades. ii,,ln al I was
. rni,, for tho #,r,.l which gjy"s til"
,,,..l class l., o4tata,Tiu.; >r:l ir". i;ut
,,-n ,,.,...,,at tonnagt. for relrcr service:
.,.t -. c,,,rn,rrat n tur exceptional
: .,ii of commerce, which immediately fol-
!,,y,d :fr, war ,o'I;hr~t tn, establishment
rr ,hfrI.nr Ire, in every direction cell
,.,;I:.',u t. ,,'ha;srr o"r Toy" ~ il'"& ana
,r;r,l,r r..r.,.: r.tr tl',:..y cr..l!ru*.
,, 1,s,.,+i,l, fn,. succcss
,., ,,.,.
I"" n''''''.' 81. Ma 80 ,h,,h
tI0L ;th'r"'' '.'''"N 80
Is ;uU'! :" i',!''" '''. III. -
really = r'.''Hn"h' "N'"''n''n' "".'T
Ines ""r' '~'t''"! Il ~ 'An "'''' w..
D. iitt:" r-S..'..'..". 'r'I"@" t"2 f".'''.
t"'HaH "". - 1''' ''' '.''"','. .,,,..-,.
80" ',..s,.,. .,1,mir,>ir,.t.or
49,. ,.......,.. .shf,it,. tho 1,Ss,S were
J ~ ..,....,, o, 80; uiu iiu = month"; and
,r,. r.,., 49,. r,.,,,~... Was added the hu-
.,,.,3f.,.g,,n -: sl!rs Unrird IN foreign
,r,,
J., ,f;..., al ;l.,. l,trr- LOSSES In op-
or,:i,,r t.rn.yrr, 4 IS uu:tr beyond
.,,,.,:.., ,,,,, n,,r ,l,,rlaat. Of Auicr!.
,,.,,, ,,,.,.,,,. WAS mainly responsible. for
NM .h:I!;y ,u share IN the good fortunes
Ok vry,d trad, during the lwo Years i'm
t,rIig;,.y rl,uwinr the War.
.r,dY, a.. ura 10. ,,.ssr,! a. vast ton
rav, rrcr a:h Very easily cNi"rIeNrc.
and IT,. cnuNirtiuu "t f:IlUr"; 1t Is FAR
, to say t@at u mistake" policy was utn1
:""r- '"l"""lt T.! i"' "hrt,A',t''" ,,,,
~ r'''' !i'- , ',' ~, ,,ar 81, re-
r.r,., ...,,.f
Eifectlve DEVELOPMENT Urged.
I l;U, We H-l' "uy Sh!pR. the "cc"hd
largest t'ntl"Sc IN t"' Wei nj an" W.
have IN" "NNI"""nr "Hr' Nt "'
II" a., 'n..'" '''', yrrn o,,-
,.r ,ri,' ,,,,,,,~tI,,, oar problem
Is to tern the SHIPS AMI our cxrcricnc"
;,!G ;uspir,'j"n$ mt" til" effective dcNei-
. "n'n"nt ~ an "'"'th-E"'"E s'll'''h6 81
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War interrupted Initial Move

T!rht years ago the aspiration found
c>urcss;oa in movement 10 have the
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the readt0,Sa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-27
INJUSTICE IS DONE
ID STOCK SALESMAN

An injustice seems 20 hav" been done
". Charles II. IIarpfer. head ot a local
Hrrn dealing IN stocks. by tho statement
published Yesterday IN another paper
to tho effect that he had been held for
the sale Of worthless stocks and for
false pretenses AZ matter Of fact,
Mr.. Harpfer had no personal connection
with tte deals mentioned. which we're
carried out by an agent OF tho firm or
which Il. Is the head. Mr. ltarpfcrs
firm employs statesmen in every county
IN the state and tho Raleigh county
salesman was recommended To him by
a banker Ii Eeckley. TIL" firm. or
course. IS held responsible by tho state
authorities for tho acts Of It's statesmen.
Tho story published yesterday gave tho
IMPRESSION that Mr.. HARPER personally
transacted the business referred to-
whereas he had No personal knowledSe
Of Il and states that the sales COM
r'a,nol 81 have not vet been reported by
the salesman 70 the Wheeling Office.
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DESIGNATE SITE
FOR WATER intake
United States River Engineers Expect
cd to Arrive Hero Today

Government engineers az" expected n
Wheeling today |" meet with !. H. La
hnun. hydraulic engineer. who has pccn
in Wheeling since thu question OF pure
water has been an issue. 90 determine
the cAar: location Cor TIC .utan" pip"
- the new filtration plant.
The filtration beds are 70 =" located
near Tcnth street. Warwood. ami n"c"-
,1lt.u-,s are under way between proper
- owners and Cj;v Manager hoW'cr
looking - tho purchaS" Of tn" S"N"u
acres required In conJUn't"n Win
thus. NJ. I.ahoou - arranging :" ~
tho cNar. Spo, n tho RIVER. near that
rojrt. where the intake pier snail D"
erected.
/, IS quite probable that the govern
n.cn, engineers vii, INSIST on having
the 4S-inch pipe carried across tn" river
- the Ohio side. This viii mean NOR"
ptHc and Il IS Mr.. I.ahoon'S cUp" '!at
10 can induce the gov"rrmcn; - per
m, rho intake to be located closer 10
the West Virginia shore. J; L" can. the
city will save approximately" S"".NNo. II
trn long limo IS insisted uror. tho cost
CO.. r!pe alone viii b. ah"u' SS|.Goo
This amour, has necr allowed IN the
estimates.
Tire governments enEirec-S have con-
,rn OF tn, river. and 4 IS up to them
10 pass on all nSStructiors riar"G there
- In any event thn hug" r'"" Viii hn
TAD heHsath tre ped o. tn" H'N"r. I"
ofcr 80 resistance ~ Graz; N ~" io"-
cs, stage Of tho water. pH"rs WEI he
rm ploycd 10 make tho connections 9f'"r
the pipes have been lowered I" Their
resting place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-27
.RONEY'S POINT CHURCH
HAS GOOD SERVICES

In the morning worship a. EonHE
Point church last Sabbath m"rn:nS TT
&. w EHldridge of Columbus. chi" Dc
!ivcrcd 4 sermon on Tho meme IT,
Purpose Of the Church" Dr.. E!dr!oSe
IS a representative "f The h1hie .N'"-
anCe" an organization IN III" 'At"r's'
OF placing the BIB" a a regular S'""?
I'm the public schools. The speaker 'o"H
his tex, from the passage nus ser
wants shall serve him." and brought ou'
I'm plain manner tho duty "i chUrSh
members. and the plan that every
church should have u do cthcicnt WORN.
DR.. t.ldrdgc'S sermon WAS on" OF inter
est to every christian. and was high'F
appreciated by th"S" WI" ia" Inc PRIV
ileSc of hearing him.
Services on Sabbath afternoon undc'
the auspices OF the EnneN's f"'nt
church were held at Valley Grove
school house. at,;he county lone ana
A. The Tr;adelphia Mission. Rev. Cra"-
ford, Of he West Alexander rresbyicr'
ian church delivered very interesting
s,rno, 4, Valley Grnv" following the
regular S;.hba,h school hour. ur. Rick-
or WAS in ,harg" of the services at tho
county Farm, and Miss Eullard nrcstd-
ri AZ the Mission w::h pr. EAdr!dG" rs
visiting sneaker. Tho services N caCh
rlace We" wcu attended, and great
;,.cre., = being manifested in tins
work
Tho Ladies' NJ -%in0nrv S"ci"'Y VII!
moot IN the rhurch on Wednesday
morning a, 700 tor thor r"GH}a:
monthly uc"'inE Fol'oWI ing III" p'"-
gan "'N N'' ,a.,,., r,,, ,r,lc
'".'' ~, ,,;,..;,,.,,.,. ln,.;c,,.
~ ,,"''' .''ir,r, o,..,l -, the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-27
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS

Tho United States ClNi' Serve" Com
mission announces The following exam
nations /" kc he'd on III" dates
specified below. Necessary in!VTma-
ton and application banks may he
secured from he Sc. rc'ar" Of tho Board
OF CIVIL Service Examiners, Post uttlce'
Wheeling. ". Va
Tho list follows.
Asss;an; editor. Eurcau "r Fish'r:es'
$1,000 year. May e: assistant exam
liner Of trade marks and designs. Nacan-
rica In the Patent uchCc. Sl,5n0 to
$3.50 resr. MAJ -: JUNIOR prepare :
tor III NowalClNE!, NaCaN'!C3 IN mo
Bureau Of Plant lMdustrr. S'oN 10
$1,000 Il wear. Nav -: Junior chemist.
vacancies IN the lpcr1rtmcu'al Service.
&. 200 20 $500 a r"a". MAY -: juni":
technn,oE!~t. Nacair''"S j" ~" Bureau
II Standards. S."on 20 N.in0 r"a-.
May II: music Teacher. Indian Service.
$3.50 - year wj'h fu"" shcd nVHr;"rs.
rc,.. and '!ch'. May -. iuni"~ "Hclr'"r.
Geological survey. $500 - ;ittn Il
NCa". Jun" '.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-27
Scottish Rite Guards
Excursion and Dance
Steamer East ST. Louis Chartered for
Evening Of May 8

The Scottish Rite Guards ere arranT-
!rg moonlight excursion and dance for
Monday evening. May :. They haV" on
gagged for tho occasion tho steamer
East ST. Louis. which ia perhaps. thu
largest and fines, pleasure steamer 0n
n" I.rio river. During tho summer sea-
son this Ioa' ordinarily runs out OF Gin
rinna;t and Louisville. hut this year will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-27
COUNTY COURT
Deeds

Arh.c Creighton TO Louis /. lr"he'
parcel ~ land in Triadciphia district.
Frank \ Rice 20 Geo. II. Jackson. lou
No. . in James Carncys addition.
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Tony BartaS was arrested IAoSHaF
bv S,c,;al Prohibition Enforcement
Officer William Gutman on "AaiE"
of violating thn Nos' law. "" was
,a.,cn into custody at Triadn'phia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-27
City Briefs

4. s. Adams was An"d s. and costs
W s,erday oy Police Judge John 5. Ei''
wien arrs!Ened b. Policeman Tice.
Adams was charged with leaving h''
AUTOMOBILES stand on Market street
longer than so minutes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-27

TNnn.1e EYi'Ius. a teacher oF f7s''S'
literature =. Gcnc'l. S"i'zSr,and "a'
4 son &c i ruulNa! s'a'"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-22
Senoral ora . S'e'iiorIital,, j no
!. Sc pollga I'd. yieja
.s'.. s.'.s alltes de tempo e z

Eigs usted npestro cansejo., amable
lectora, no Sc ponga vieja antes de
tempo. no permita que los amos dejeh
su horrible huella sobfe sd rostro. sEI
femelio para eonservar su juyentud es
muchisimo mas sencillo de 10 que, us-
ted Sc imagina. Bastard con que COM
serve I'd. su sANGRE rica y pura
y para enriquecer y purificar su sangre
hay hn ftonico llamado NUXIFIERRo
que esspno de los mejores que podemos
recomendarle. Tomando NUxIFIEA
RRO p0r algunas SeTnanaS conseguirA
HSted aenriqueeer su sangre y una vez
conseguido este Sc SentirA I'd. muchi-
sirno mas sactiva, mas energica mas
yJOVEN. Con raz6n ,dicen los ingleseS
due una persona es tan j0ven como SO
siente. 10 que quiere decir que NADIA
importa la edad que uno tenga, 10 prin-
cipal es SENTIRSE joven. Tome US
ted NUXIFIERRO por un corto tempo
y no solo Sc sentira I'd. mas joven, ST.
no que Sc yconservara joven por largos
afios Repetimos que es ell problema
mas senciilo del mundo. Sc trata SIM
plenente de que enriquezca usted su
sangre y para enriquecerla NADIA mejor
que NUx1FIERRO. No es un remedio
especial para las danas Sin6 que
tambien pueden tomarlo los caba-
lleros con iguales buenos -esultados.
Fabricado por DR.. Becker Medicine
Co.. de New York, y de yenta en- cual-
Quiey botica.
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CORREODE ESPAflA
Madrinas de Guerra

1 Madrinita. Ahora lie 'yoy a hablar
Jun POGO de la guerra que nos tienen
|gusto en- leer v nosotros en- hacer. En-
la heroica jornada del % de mario los
moros nos quitaron las moscas de en-
|cima, pero era con lluvia de plomo.
Nos metimos en- un barranquito pa-a
itomar una Iona a la bayoneta porque
EZRA mucho ell enemigo y su resistencia.
iMalos demonios Sc lleven Ell barran-
quito! Crei no. salir vivo, Las balas
nos llovfan como gotas de aqua; pero
|al fin fuimos victoriosos, a pesar de
que el enemigo eran dos mil moros IA
naticos hasta las muelas, sc atre-
wen con el campamento mas reforza-
do. Sc conoce que su Mahoma Y su
Ala no les hicieron case ese dia. Es-
tartan duriniendo.
r.. ...
Madrina. Soy vivo por milagro.
Dias despues de la toma reconquista
de Nador, cuando hirieron nuestro
ljefe, me mandarcn a buscar forrraje
a unos dos Kilometres. Yo, creido de
que va no habrfa enemigos por ahi,
me marche sin fusil nj correajes, solo
con un revolver. Estando llenando
los sacos, oigo un tiro suelto no ha-
go case; oigo otro, Y tampoco, dos,
tres. pero, iSenor de mi alma! no
hago mas que wolverine y veo un mo-
razo que me apuntaba con un fusil y
el sinvergiienza me decfa: "Paisa, tu
no darme mi la fusila, yo cortarle la
cabeza". Yo, en- vista que estaba per-
dido lie die: Ell fusil 10 tengo escon-
dido en- las chumberas. 81 quieres ire
alli busoarlo para dartelo. Ell mo-
ro: Isl, 81, silicon mucha algeria;
pero en- cuanto vi que no me apunta-
ba, me tire al suelo detras de una pie
dra, prepare mi revolver, Y cuando Ell
moro venia le tiro con tan buena suer-
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te que 10 dele patas arriba. Lo re-
mate con SUI propia gunaia.
Ell dfa IL de abril. Ell comandante
llama a siete Legionarios y un ca
bo de cada compaiia, voluntarios pa
:ra ir guarnecer la playa de Alhuce-
mas, porque los moros la quieren, si-
Itiar y con la presencia de los Legio-
narios va Sc guardaran bastante de
hacerlo, no ser que los maten a to-
dos. Yo era uno de los voluntarios
pero el comandante, no me dej6, por-
que hacfa falta luego para llevar las
,ordenes cuando estamos de gucrrillss.
Dia 13. Nuestro campamento de
Dar-Drius parece un volcan con los
ca1ones del rs y del $50; los aero
Iplanos y 10 mas curioso de todo, que
son los carros de asalto tanques.
Estas maquinas de guerra nos gus
I tan mucho. Son unas tortugas que
mo respetan obstaculo. Los moros
Sc crefan que tirandoles matarfan el
animal y llegaron subirse algunos
lencinia; pero el tanque parecfa una
maquina de pisar piedras de las ca
rreteras. Moro que Gaia en- sus vo-
lantes gruedas tquedaba hecho una
tortilla. id
VI para terminar lie dire que prefero
mas pelear en- una guerra europea
lque no cen salvajes, como estos bar
barotes, y Jay del Legionario que cae
en- sus maacs!!, que va puede dccir
jque 10 han llevado una tocineria
para hacer embutidos con su picadillo,
" no teniendole mas que decir reciba
lusted el afecto de su ahijado ell SOL
ldadito Legionario que la quiere CO.
mo una madre:
lilo.
.r tPor l2 Ia Asp tArsapnsseeripci0n.)
g9.oisg q e simaf Abigail Meiia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-22
ri o T Z L E s
PALACE

{ Plan Europeo. Capacidad pars ESQ
pasajeros.
Ell hotelsideal para hOmbres de me-
gocios 81 turistas de experiencia.
Habitacidn con baho para l persO-
ma, desde sl.50.
Eabitaci6n con baio para 2 persO-
mas, desde S3.0d.
Restaurant Table d. Hote: Almuer-
20 $1.25,q Comida $l.50 y la Carta.
Precios n6dicos.
Cuando yisite San Juan haga de-
PALACE su residencia.
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Ell VESUBIO

Participo mi Rumerosa ciientels
sae nuevamente me encuentrO al fren.
te de este acreditado Restaurant. dom
de encontraram un esmerado servicio
. la carta. Sc admiten abonados y
nunca faltan los sabrosos "Spaguetti.
Vicente Rinaldi. Allen 20. San Juan.
Tel6fonc 598,