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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-02

W.n,,,n r.d ""n., I'uurr"r. ani ..'""
,.rn..nlr. auN begged 'n'" '"'
d,y rrom Nrn who nfr'r "''I. ""'''
f.. no NV ruruy rnmh '."ru i"n" '"."
Inr,rnpI II,Lr" g." 'h' I'"'Ip ''"" '"''
.,ry f., tho lr,.,ut (Which SO" 90" '"''
,r,,u t,, ,InIo II in|n h'I, I''I''p !
.r,,.. ,.,., I rrn ., Il, nnI Bod ''
.,,,,rIuY,rI, ,arN To" deemed .'nil. N'.''
an ,.rLl un foo - i"w dny "r''
.,>u,y ,nrrrn the rcr'lhl" r'ri1. Nh'
I,,l',,, rrrnr ~ nlg ,ouluun. n"I' ""''
al. ,u..,,u,uf vr,c au MY i'"'N "ni '''
Ind 10 ru 'n r"u." cheap l""'.
.,,tI,., ohuuId nayr h'ru M"i"tu 'h anu
,Iuo npd 10 ho Inu!iur In l'Ni ''..."
r,,rrd Shnlnuy. and lao took al "i 'No
snr., ont and made mo pI''' h''
Nuv barn Your lGlr ilih"" ''I '"'
bnru,d Town ~ Whrh You l''Ii r'''u
Your pnyr'IsN rrUduc'g. ever Tune
i,tn a ChaW q goes iu under ~" .''''
pald rlnl". uni what - 'hN i'"'.
Wen dr ynu Turw ,h" lt'SuI'N. 'n"
IrIr., sad with ~'Li, after dl' 80 .I"'I
.o,y,p. md Iirn,.iIur ana Ioud"i'"E an"
Thinking rh.t Nou mad" your ''' u
S,,r with ru, s,.r Iu',u-h."n nud IH'H
yL., I'm View ,nll Il w"uld 81" MS
aan,o snLd trir, ANA by the l.a' iA'H
,.,Lrs rI,,. q Mau I. To- ID :" Mu"''
,uu g. y.., ..ru.d be- i"u .nn AJAX
To .,.n. l.au y,u $50. u..h lu 'I.' Wet.
I,.u r,n / atu nunr-l N.i. "' o.. !
I,.. ,uu Iu.l .,nor 'un D.. .'r TO-
,,L..n ...., H..,.t So, rnnh ''.'i "'' !
,nnI ,.., T., ,",Is,, t.,"I lh"t i'' ""'
ru f. -,li 3D.. ~. itn,rh'. % ""'"".' '"''
.ou ,..,,"u,.h "ni ln'1 10 ] ''"''.'''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-02
Bv DWIGHT II. TETER

There j.. poIal, better '"r'r"' ""' II" "'''' "
rr,,r,curi,,, concern III West Virginia than the l""h '"
rl Irun,v Of Wlrrln,g There certainty no, h"'" WEST
,.;;o ho ,ocy not know Of Mail Pouch, and YER" i'" "N'
nj one time or another have not sampled A.
First EIoch Brothers made Malt Pouch; Iat'r N"h o'" '"
pl Irhcro Established in 1879 Bloch Brothers were the h
,oh,cr manufacturing make tn" ribbon cut ''"'
,oor, generally and commonly known as scrap rom 'h" "
been Increasing u'"a" WI '"' "'"
,ohorro known under the OF Mail p"uch
Samuel I:och and Aaron bloch, before entering l"" INV ~
different rommm,lcA operated "hoS" E
c, ON Mann street. Just opposite MhT" the NrN3 h"'nE
fnc,ur Nlugr"i arl rlHn' me '' ~
Il uul they moved I'F 'A" l""'
-, SiI Wheeling and the old refinery there "y
wen, ont Of the grocery man~T and drr""l Nhr 'F'
Of aId smoking "Ar" '" 'n' -"
buqincq has hnd ,raual though RAPID, growth W'n III"
rc tn" country FROM N'n'
grnrvs and crowded quarters. the plant has kept pace W." "
hro;rc until tho various buildings now have '""r space :" som"
thing over &lon0o square feet or an area cl" 10 u" "'
7 Other Products.
Besides Mail Pouch chewing tobacco Bloch l"''r "@o1l"
Extra Dry smoking i"har Jack '
moLinv tobacco and Arrow cigarettes AS an mda"n q" the
volume of business transacted by this conr"rn permit us 10 enc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-02

:rur IT h""th ""n "nh !""h H." ""'h'
n,,r II,' rrnIJ"n ih OF" 81 I'lh'I ""'
son Who lr the Gather :. \. h''""'
H., come. iluur. .ui A. y mrrua All ID.
Tina. IhIr iunIly hriln FROM ltti
I,u.u and ih.5 InpIt i'ui 'uu''1n
rnIlod tho mckinney manufacturing &c..
.,,.I .l,n manufacture - hlFh UIud' limo
.,r rnr.ufo huIdwnI". mItIH. hinP'rs 'i''r
i.,,.,In .r. 1hn cIdcr .inmr""nd '"'
,.udrd oar mutual niund charm kink
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-02

Story Of One Of the Worlds Most Famous tobacco PRODUCTS
and the Men Who Made t-Plant That Originally Oc-
cupicd Small Building Now Has Floor Space OF len
Acres Samuel S. and Aaron Bloch FIRST TO Make
Scrap Jesse A. BIoch Manufacturer and Law
maker Now Active Head Of Great Conccrn--O ON
papy Also Makes "Arrow" Cigarettes lIO'OOO'OoO
Packages Of Mail Pouch Annually. 1---.aA&,-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-02

Hello. there. Miro Kid. Thof" little
hDukIcts you handed out some or when
ynu advised the visitors were good for
a dollars worth Of aluminium war"
\, hen property cngrOssed on tho last
I,ngo-onc Of these f"Ii INTO the hands
If a very meek ana humble newspaper
man Now. he came - II Idwiul!y ."
Nhen he prrsc"tS It for redemption se"
that he get, "a fuli dulinr.h worth or
IL UuInlhun ware 90 lie good {" hin. Why
,.ui .I,u IIm what "a dDlIdr would bay
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-02

Who would have thought you could
mako such nu attractive disrLny out OF
mining tooIs rlrdgos, picks. m"t"'hS.
rtc. aa our pruinl friend, SIR JOHN HAAS
on dIrII.y IN the annex room. II surely
Irurnarnir r"nSid"T,hl" Thought. ana
III, ringing That N"u hnv" hniIt I" show
lhr ,rnr 81 tho drI!iIuE mn'hin"a enables
IL, rr"rr""tl,' 'u"t"m"r !" Instantly
,p tho Idea. rvs rI'd Ihat IL prophet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-02
DAVE BEATTY

tho
81
Mac, TINT got
,uL n,.rr 10
o. ne -
vnr e
.,ui,,I
nal r,u,lIm,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-02
MISS CHICAGO HARPER

ni"r wh" aro supponod To know all about
paint but they perhaps arc wanting TO
lorru - IIitlo mot" about bruHhea The
demonstrating r. most original and In
welt worth leaking 1T Tho booth In IN
,hnrGo ui UVr good friends curroy ana
lruu... but y" ~" hero TO shy mat
hu.iu"ua doesn't lax when they arc ABB
,,ut from tho hroth--in fncL the rush
IS urtiu"s Oh when thuy are not At tho
booth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-02
CHARLIE CHANCELLOR

Frank
mndo whore by
IL Is
by this b
him At some OF tho
surctc y n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-02
TOM MaCMURRAY

md II liz perhaps n silent rebuko 70
nome Of tho supposedly Ovcrburdened
ynuurcr fellows or tndy 10 ind tho head
Of the house ut his desk with mail
opened W. md lot or huSinehn trans
rrird when they roll around In the
morning. feeling TINT they havo left the
duwuy couch too soon.
Hat. or To- our good friend. and heres
Whaling that We Gun REQ y"~S race
ndnrncd. Of cnurno. with tho prOvortdhl
iInrrh Wheeling rtoEIo. for many. many
,.nu,oniinnn to come w, think wo
would know you without tho ntoEia, but
wc rtIrr cnn unkr 40 minthko when Wo
do roo tho nt"gio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-02
WELLSTON ANDERSON

tho bin makers until this convention;
tut "" ar, mIphty glad tnat some fei-
lows can think ana think for the other
chaps. aud II s"iu" fellow had only done
some of said thnl.inH earlier. or when
Wu were KID. ~" would have hau =
much custer lot IN life. II Is no trlck
now e. CIV" IN" man tho Kind ana size
of uIIls that ho wants II you ara wlse
,u"ugh t. h" tic owner or "cInton
nail b.u. come bnrk 10 Fcc We. 1riend
Nnd,r-"u- the hitch string 10 on the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-02

lIaiH un {" T"in. ia" youngest man III
nu!rlr uu the I"h. l'"I"In mnhS 81 '""
IrIIuwr who ntr l"dny p"hhlinE hh'"
ware IN the ohio valley, Tom hh'h"
raw ruuu down nlnuR TIA" ON" RIVER
when travel by h"nt ""n NOR" "r ''h'
,u,,rIInIn. mud when il""dh ""r" ia"
,.r,lrr every ririuE. AMI p"ddI"h E"""h
I.I thn ru"d rid hour" "r lIhdn"N ""'"'
Of ynu younger w"uIHlnH HhI'hW'h
would not Kid yuurn"I""n -" m''h NV"
ihr hrIirr Ihmi 'uu a." ""IkInE 10" h'i'
If Won IrrlIi,d how thor" iupIln OF ia"
,ld rrhunI worked whom ih"y "'i" "h
tho Irnd ~ Ihui ~" uud"Irihhd I""'
uIIII vorItn nr hnId. only In 10" h"h"'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-02
LEW WEBER

I'm Tho home now. but tho laundering mat
n follow has 10 get Ia tho front Hne OF
trcnrhnr rhown ltr"lf voluntarily or III
Voluntarily along about thlH I'm" oV'rp
yo,, when Tho ntnto conventions are
uu Lew hnr n host or frinnd' on tho
n,,Io aldo who nrc nynIling thnmHelves
,,r mia urrasInn 10 rhnt with him again.
c,',, homo thnt thcao WoSt Virginia
rnthcrIura will DO Ernccd right along
uuy NV our genial friend Low.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-02
TOM ROBERTSON

untn called for. Would INIT wo oonin
hnyo nrrrnfch things 10 front ITO Nib''
nra mud tho d'i"EhtrH 10 Va" h'oe "
hr""m milking but ILLS honihod OUT VI
,I,,, ,,,,.-rluu ON this trip. Wo COnErntu-
mt, yn, ON tho ucnt showing. and wa
nrc huurruI Of rcolmg your faco right
rroua now nl West Virginia conyon'
lions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-02
DOM PAUL KRUGER

in prcwar days. if It bought any more
than It does today? Yes, we kpow
that aluminium ware has droppod W.
price. because Bihlcr publicly IkAted so
Yesterday, and your associate. George
Wits. ana little Chloupek told us all the
sumo thing Il month ago. You have
nice show Of aluminium ware, and We
houe Won like Wheeling enough to at
tend an her stale conventions, MIR. a.
". Kruger.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-02
BON AMI SHANNON

alrntt h
IInn by lend
how cYUve
howth they
with
O o
device
of
hardwn at
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-02
WARWOOD JOHN MOORE

IS not without honor saro In his own
country. Exceptions provo the rule
We knew long years ago before we
really knew much about Wheeling --Wo
knew Of Warwood tools. and we are mere
to nay thnt wherever quality counts
whether thata here or abroad. tho tei-
low who has uso for tools OF thls 90
t,riplion recognizes tho value that IN
IA tho WnrwUOd brand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-02
Mover Shut Down


Thus cxrcl.en, record is a'co"n'c" i'r
hy tho fact that Bloch fr"'hers nave
continuously. S!n"o their eSlh'''HH,
offered stsadN emp."! mcn' an" goo"
waEeS. Tn" factory ma h.H"' H''''
down IN - q years ~ en,'en''' o',
Cept Tor repairs OF o" ""''n'
plant lS operate" q" Il" '"''' D.,
Gsr,s. nnd there never has boon ""'
samuel = E'och and h'S hIutAer
\.,sr continued ia partnership anita
issI when the rrr,rnt corporation w,"
rnr,ncd Arrr Aaron I:.D,n - dcalr. In
1901 pamucr UIp,h became nc,i,c'N Ia
,harrr ug tho I.in,h lH"'urr' I"hhr""
.,r,l,nny. holding a . fn-lu.or 90 IroHi
dam ,odn. IInw,..r. VI, t"'h hnn
rr,,,r.,Ilv tanned ",,r TO c..Ili~ man
.,,,,,ur ar tho ,.rulpr,v 'u lI1 ron.
IS-.,N I,n,h. vh.. na, nccu n.-o"iptod
,,,,,, Tho l.r.nc-r sane" ,"upl'IInc ul-
.l,,r,,l,r
Irare \ I."rh q - N"un2 man ~
,r.t, h,,lrcp, n,umen and acsn 4n,o,
-, m, rrncInl ru-Itp"u Airh the
l.. I'm, 81 vice. resident hu'
,.. ..,.,,,rls, ,hoao Of rrrgIlrrr
,,,,,rcr Ito ~ , r,.u
go -. ,r, ,nlt,i,, ,.r,lc, OF
49,. .,,,e ncl,,y A. pfcscnr 'ho rrlr.-
,.,,,,ryr NJ mis- dlvtrlct \ The rrato
,.n,,c bn tNr Lv' '"g'plot ~" S'natur
u,nrh ,oI Tho ngrT Rg1intt -" Er"S"
salc, tax. which wac TaSurd only at
~ Inc, rrirrte and through Ia" direct
mama nr C,oyernor Murgnr Ito - \
rrorrcxs.vo citizen - Wtr' lr.'. mad ono
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-02
CENTURY COOLEY

"G your booth nnh for tho hhko OF huId
lang n}nr Along "Hf"vr I!i"ndway'
.,uutIrra different stoves nro displayed,
bat the me- Ilkr Mr. LincnlnH hatH -
uiulunIIy rrirpuna ono another. Wa trust
,nu veil enjoy your rtny In our midst
uud como hnrh to ,nro IN often.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13

ers. Of Philadelphia. Mr.. White. ut
Washington: MIR. and Mr.. Schmidt.
~ Washington: Doris Nickel Frankie
Mckrlchcn. Jerry Meckrlchcn. Shir-
ley Myers Mrs. Myers presided al,
tho punch bowl. and Mrs. Costello
assisted in tho dining room.
Waved Ia New Home.
Mr.. and Mrs T. VI E:ppc,. Jr
nav" moved 1" thcIr new home win
'h"lr son. T., NJ. trp.s M In BELL
va" '"hTl. Mrs f:pp.S WAS b.for.
her marriaH" Miss Margaret Gaines
az ne "ity
q" Ni.it ola Ii"n,-.
Harry r"Ld r"liaid connected
WIN ia" Christian observer Of
'""isNl'i" ny. h.s been IN Rich
h""h Tor a few DAYS. %. VIII visit
h'- aid h"m" in Hanover COUNTY be-
l"r" returning L" Louisville.
deception Last Thur.dny
~ interesting reception OF last
'hntHh"y way mat given rs Mrs
" i:h"i for Mrs p".u"r. nt Raj
,im"r ard Mrs ". r. Schos.,d 81,
IN" 'h!iiipln" Islands. wife OF lieu
tenant Sch"h.ld. T. : y. who has
Just completed an extensive Oriental
tour. Lieutenant and Mrs. Scho-
h-Id VIII leave shortly for Cali
fornia
Leaving for New NorA.
Mise Margaret H.indl {. leaving
'hI- week for Ne. York, where >hn
VIII 10" The quasi nf Miss Ger
fuhe We.-r At her home on West
End Avenue. Mis. Ip.indi has sew.
err times visited Miss W.s.r and
VIII b" ON" of IN. bridesmaids in the
bradley Wes"r wedding. which viii
take plaC" in that city Wednesdays
evening. GctObrr 25
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13
Why Stay Fat?
You Can Reduce

The answer Df most fat people IL
ma II u to" nara. too trnnhl, som.
zhd too dangerous 10 force iur
weight down. MsrIno!a i.r--crlp,iuu
tablets overcome all tn-~r Difficult
tl-h They are absolutely harmless
rhlaH n" dictlus Ut exercise. aud
have til" added ndvantae" eel ch.,p.
ness A cas-" is sold ct an" dollar I,v
AL druektsts tn" world over or send
me price direct 10 TIA" Maymola Co
'hl2 Woodward Ave-. Detroit. Mich
Now tina, you En"w this. YOU have.
n" excuse f"r being Fat. hut can re-
dHcr steadily and easily without
soing through long Sieras OF tire
some "NerCIS" and starvation di.t or
ear or bad effects ADV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13
HERMAN STERN LEADS
IN HARVEST FESTIVAL.
Closing Day of F-R.t NJ Tabernacle.
Celebrated Tonight Mt neth
thnbRh SynaRoxuc.

~ E.th Ahahah TenuIe ,nuixh,
there VIII 10" held harvest festival
conducted ny the children of tn.
sabbath sch"ol. !, is in celebration
OF IN" closing day uf the F.as, @,
Tab"rnacl"S. and Will conss; ~
reading" and songs Master lI.rfnan
stern. tn" son 81 MIR. and Mrs l..
h"li Stern. Win lead the schnol in
the r".p"uS"s
IN" S"'Ni"" viii taxi" place in tin.
irhiu auditorium "f IN" synagogue
ia connection with the regular Fri
day "v"uinc service. which begins
~ S.li O'clock Rabbi y y. Calisch
Viii preach ~ the SATURDAY morn
imS s"rv.r" On tho subject 20 onciu-
sion Th" =eu"ral public is welcome
at all services at Both Ahahah
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13
SOCIE.T

Mrs. A. p Rourland Is the guest
OF her sister. Mrs Archer Anderson.
Mt her homo here. Mrs. Bour,and
VIII leave shortly FOR Rock I'm. =.
T.. wher" MIR. i.ourland haze accepted
the position ot head al tn" !ur"am
or Extension, Mis. Huurland Was
Formerly Miss Kathlreu Anderson.
WIN Bc Quests Of Daughter.
Mr.. aud Airs y. l.. Reynolds are
visiting relatives in North Carolina.
TE"y viii stop at Rocky Mount be-
they Will II" the guests "f their
daughter. Mrs. Winter Ferguson.
Mrs. Ferguson was formerly Miss
Jean Reynolds, ~ this city.
At Country Home.
Mrs. JOHN Davidson and her haugh-
ter, MARY. ar" the guests of Mrs
Adolphus Williams They are at hey
country "pmc. ''rcsquiis.' on the
JAMES u
H-iurn" am Wedding Trip.
Mr.. t. ,.- Saunders Williamson
hav" r-t,.. I 10 Richmond after a
wedding ~ at tn" Waite SuIyhur
Springs Mrs Williamson was t,rm-
criy Miss stuart H"Icomh.. Of Dan
VILE. who's" wedding was an inter
cS'ing event 90 In. fan They arr
making th"ir home at IN. S,uar,
Hall Apartments Several attractive.
affairs Viii be given for Mre. WI
hanson
Hero for short Time.
Mrs John j Grav.,,. Jr. & In
Richmond FOR f"w DAYS. Mrs
',ra"''t vas formerly Miss Helen
stevens. and is now making her
homo IN stanton.
return From New York.
NJ. aud hrs Narkor, u-,r,h t..,.
son nnh their daughter. EVELYN re.
'nFn"i SUNDAY after a,t.ndtry N.
fanh"rN' c"n"enri0n at Sew York
''n"r Richmond r"oul" ~no attend
cH tho convention wcr. Nr and
hT7 charl"s Burnett, MI and vi,
oaHfr Parrish Colonel and MIR.
ih"mas y MrAdams and ,hoir
la"shi Edna Wiley Mrs philir
- George cooke. Mr ana Mrr Wi.
Ham Augustine. aud M.xxr. Jui,.,
mn bliv"r Sands. William TrIrg.
j. Hairs Fraser. Garnet, Tabn,
Much "n'"rtnining vas don. FOR them
during th"ir stay th.r.
Leaving Snndny Evening.
Misses Mary TAYLOR and Eleanor
ftrfi~h VIII l"sv. sunday evening
Tor New York to attend the w.daiur
OF Mis- MARGARET Duul"p Th"y VIII
y" among IN" attendants Miss Tay-
10Y VIM b" ia" guest nf MISS Dunlop
a. IA" i'iaza lipr"i. ana Miss par,
'ish viii b" al TIA" nom. %, MIS-
f'l!y l.inr"iu IL GroanwIth MIR
ana Mr. F'"d"ric " SCOT, ana Nj.
fIih' h"'h Sopu Viii also be .m H.w
YORK 'ur "a" wedding.
~ Mrs. M",uIrr'..
Ms William /. Clay J.. the rtirs
~ n"i mother. Aii- Hunter M,,:uir.
~ WA. b" In Richmond f"i sonr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13
OF Interest to Women

IN" annual meeting ~ tho Wn-
mans Auxiliary OF N. pr-sby,eri.n
church. synod ~ Virginia uill con.
hnuc through today IN" sessions
"i IN" convention are being h.id at
Graz" co".nan, Church. The pro.
gram today il NJ follows
Morning.
80. prayer circi- 10 r.por, Of
nominating committee. election Of
"nhc-rs. inStalIat!nn ~ Officer, Rev.
r Mcfah-n u. - ch4irnon ct
ayh"hS advisory committee ~ 80.
report OF nnans- COMMITTEES confer
enc" '"r recording S-cTttAri-. CON
dhet-d ~ Miss iilI!a White. synod
iee"inIn-nds ton. al mission court,
sire u CANNON, report aud irCom-
!"vEd-tIons .: ss--I"hIy. ,r.inIus
school MIS- Iianptun fl-lnu.ius
! 80. conference Tor 'T-Ysur.r- Gun
Quoted LN Miss Mac " -dd-n tr-a.-
urer 81 syu"dI'sl I2lu i:iL!- .ply.
IT, Stewardship Rev " l.. lin.I.
- - u 40. announcements J. re-
cess
Afternoon.
,. prayer circle 2:la xroup con-
i-r-nc"S for pr"shNt"rinls an omen
discussion led by Mrs = n Vaughan
10. IN" hN+ d-par tin-nts rf the
PRESBYTERIAN progressive program
2n5. tn" womans .dvi.orv commit
80" and iis Recommendations ans
our Missionary Magazine and It's
Field of Service" Miss sarah Lee
Ninson. 350. unfinished and new
business. reports Of committces min
ut'S 81 meeting :. closing message
Rev. r. 7. McFaden, ~. d: adjourn
ment.
TN" country club hockey team will
hold us hrst meeting this morning
~ ~ o'clock. AZ Northampton Col
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13
writ- Of E-r"r IN HANK rn..-.

wits o' error we've allowed by
IN" supreme court Of Appeals y.s-
'"rdaN IN bank "-ses appealed from
m" 'ircuil Court Of southampton
county wherein tho National Bank
Of suffolk is srgrievad at tho iudr-
m"nt rendered In it's sui; against
tn" Farmers Bank az Franklin. IA
suit involving - r.s.t7. the ral-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13

ance duo on note originally mad.
fSr 40 900. Tne Merchants and
Farmer. i'ans Y. The Farmers Rank
~ Franklin. and tho Farmers Bank
~ Nans"mord - no Farmer. Rank
81 Franklin a." tho titles OF tho two
other suits In which appeals were
granted and they Involve practically
IN" same features tho National
Nank OF SMMnlk's pctltlnn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13
TODAY'S
RADIO
Is DIX g..

East pi'tshurchJ
100 T. M-Tr weekly letter from
Farm and Home
-" +. M-Redt,me story for the
Riddles
-" !. An address hy mem
Der nf tn" Junior civic cub
q" y M.-chnStar |. S,erI;nr h.Gs
soIois' At N" First PRESBYTERIAN
church. Carnegie. Pa
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IN ArD OFT OF rows.

Miss Dorothy Meek has returned
10 IA. city.
Mrs Guy Davis has returned 10
Norfolk.
Ms AARON stern ~ Delhi y
'"rm"rly MiT. Hsrth. Block of ,niy
CITY. "Ijh h"r husband. IS the xGrs,
81 "rN. carr" S"hwar,,, 1913 Park
AyrnBr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13

Mrs j. Is. Bowman chairman of
m" spesk"rs committee for N.t,.r
H"m"s Week, which clcsas ,omorrow
night announces tn. following three
h'hh'" SPEAKERS at tn. various
'h"at"rs today and tomorrow:
i"iaE-at IN" odcOn Mr.. ~ e.
Ne"it'e. HoJou. II. n. Thomas. Lyric.
- ~ E"h"'' Colonial. NrI j. w
pnrham, broadway. - l.. I.-sr,iIiey
T"morrow-at the Broadway. " y
walker. Lyric, Mrs. J X Rowrnan.
ISIS. Irving Held, Colonial. +. Il.
'"id"hans. Rijou. +. & Holdcrnft.
pde"n. Frederic II. Spigel
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Thcater Calendar
waiian

AcADEMY-''Undcr Hawaiian
Skir.
LYRIC Keith vaudeville.
HiIoI Gloria swanson. In
Her Gild"d Cage
iH.t EHlRD tack Hcxic. In
Sparks OF Flint"
BROADWAY Richard E:,r
th"im"Ss. III "Th" Bond f"y.''
COLONIAL. Pink Gods
isis William s. Hart. Three
Word Hiand"
GIDEON Marion Davies. In The
Young Diana"
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II \ w.


~ TTTT|F'e TT
so" J. NJ. Concert nv Eva RAY.
soprano. Mrs. Esther James accom-
riniet. Edward ". schr~irer. tenor:
leonard j. iiub"r. baritone. Dorothy
I"ir Nolan. reader sidney " Spicye,
reader. and tn" Red Dog Orchestra
OF Chicago.
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VIZ.


'N"W-rt, = ID
700 :" $50 T.. Bedtime stories
~ Thornton Burgess. author II chill
ii"n'S books
50" T. M-"c"nditt"ns ~ Leading
Industries. Il weekly summary by H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13

Tn" Richmond Nurscr' club VIII
meet ihtu afternoon at I o'cioCk I'm
IN" auditorium az IN. = w. e. A
After m" business Their. VII! he n
mh'ir"i program. All club members
ana their friends ar" Invited
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W " 4.

tb-trn.t Mich)
- +. Nth" Detroit New. or.
ch"s'ra IN" Town Cri.r. Special
musical numbers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13

'"se. IhiS VIII 10" tn. ,hird hockey
team organized In tn" city. tho other
two h"img, IA" Wc-thampton hockey
team "nh'th Richmond hockey team
Much Interest Is bring> shown In tho
formation ~ this ihird team as from
mes" three t"Rms viii no picked tho
sil-Rtchm"nd team. which viii un-
a"nh'"dIy arrange gam"s with uth.r
cities possibly baltimore and rhila-
n"iphia Tn" winning team in the
tSrl"us games played In this coiin-
Try "lll x" =" England To ulay Mas
Fanni" 'r"nshaw nf his citv. +. Tho
vic" president of tho National Hock.v
-association.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13

This morning At II o'clock. there
VIII he a meeting az the board OF
governors ~ tho DESCENDANTS Of m.
'iRntrs "f IN. Declaration ~ InG.-
pend"nre. az the home OF Mrs IIar-
~ Ice watson. iII7 W.st Avenne
Tn" society viii participate in the
unwilling "f Tho table, 20 m Wiz
rinia sign"rs az tho Declarations
O'Clock In ia" senate chamh"r. Their
president Russell Duane. yin dh
liver an address At the uuvciiiug
TN" i.i'ti" Th".tcr League gives
it's frs, performance for tho ,c.,
'"n'gh' a. -" IN tho W"r.y1inr.
500 - Fl"yd Avenue. when tho
j"niors ~ IN" l""Gu" ures"n, Cam
rr"r Gurtcr'S Needle Tins rl.y
3" as Worry success sfuiiy received when
it VAS given las, year.
Tho Ladies Auxiliary Of tn. Shop
Craft viii have th"ir regular meet
Ing tonight ~ ,hc Esgios' Hall. car
nor Third and Marshapl streets =,
q o'clock. Ever member is urged
I" h" present ao business ~ imror.
tame" VIII he transacted. pur-nr-
town speakers viii be- ON the pro
gram.
tn" E.rtist Worn.n's Missionary
'ii''" at EtGhm"nd VIII hUId it,
meeting thi. afternoon 81,
O'clock "a GrA,. Str-.i n,i.,f.t
hufrh All baptist women ct ,L.
cry are members oi the circl- ana
iaIz- aUGi-Hr. j. ,.u-,t.l =. m
present lhr state president Dt Tho
N"i!'h"- A.srinnatS i'hioIn Mrs. H.
u tI"H-, "i Chiffon Fare win give
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13

The Country club hockey team will
mold us hrst meeting this morning
At ~ O'Clock. at Wes,h mnton Col