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pear before said Court at Rawlins,
Wyoming, on the sth day OF January,
A. d. 1928. at two O'Clock p. m, to
show cause if any they have, why an
order Of this Court should not be en-
tered setting over said property to
said widow as such exempt property.
and IL no objections are made or
filed on or before said time. such
order will be made in the premises as
the said petitioner in law may be
entitled to.
Dated this 18th day of December,
1922.
V. J. TIDBALL.
A. J. Roster. Attorney for Estate.
First Pub. December, IA, 1929.
Third Pub. December %, 1922. .
, 1922-12-14

LADIES' Silk Hose. drop stitch, in
gift boxes, csc. White Front Cloth
ing Store. 12-14-1t
XMAS orders taken for delicious
home sailed almonds and homemade
candies. Phone Mrs. A. w. Fields,
l8S-R. 12-14-1t
WANTED = Light housekeeping
rms. or furnished house by respons-
ible party. Phone 204-R. 12-l4-1t
SILK hose and Tie Sets in gift
boxes, 79c and $1.79. White Front
Clothing Store. 12-14-1t
FOR SALE+Two fumed oak leath-
q cushioned rockets. Inquire at 704
West Spruce st. 12-7-2t
FOR SALE-Bnby carriage, in first
class condition. Inquire SIG Fifth
st., or phone 28-J. 12-14-1t
THE First National Rank will give
. ticket for the Saturday matinee at
the Strand Theatre to every child
having q savings account with the
bank. Bring in your savings pass
book Saturday morning and get your
ticket. First National Bank.
FOR RENTING garages. corner
9th and Pine SITS. Apply 622 Pine
st. 12-7-14-pd
The one tube, regenerative Aerolia
Senior radio set priced at $500
complete from antenna to batteries
and ear phones-ds an ideal Christ
present. Rawlins Motor Co.
1~2-7-14-21
WHEN in Denver stop at the Har-
vey Hotel, 1919 Welton St., opposite
Masonic Temple. Heart of city; $3.50.
per room with bath. 800 without.
Good as the best. A good place for
pOOd neOuIe 0-7-1A
, 1922-12-14
NOTICE OF DEFERRED ANNUAL
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING OF
THE GENESY ELECTRIC
IANTERN M

A deferred annual meeting Of the
stockholders Of the Genesy Electric
Company will be held on
December IS, 1922. at 8 p. m, at
the office OF the Company. In the Os-
born Building at Rawlins. Wyoming,
fpr the election of q Board OF five
60 Directors for the ensuing year,
and for the transaction of any other
as may properly come be-
fore the meeting. (Stgned)
F. W. WEICK,
President.
C. E. HORNBECK.
Secretary.
for Corporation. 1t
, 1922-12-14
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE

In the Matter of the Estate of Walter
A. Hastings. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons interested in said estate, that
Mrs. Alice Hastings, widow of said
deceased. did on the 18th day of De-
cember. 1922, file in the District
Court of Carbon County, Wyoming,
, 1922-12-14

9Th, 1928, for the purpose of elect
ing a board of directors for the en-
sulng year and for the transaction of
such other business as may properly
come before the meeting.
Dated at Hanna, Wyoming, Decem-
Der IL, 1922.
OTTO FREDERICK,
l2-l4-lt Cashier.
, 1922-12-14
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING

The regular annual meeting of the
eholders OF The First National
Bank of Hanna, wyoming, will be
held in the banking rooms of said
bank. at Hanna, Wyoming, at 200
o'clock p. m. on Tuesday, January
, 1922-12-14
ST. CHURCH

ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH
Next Sunday masses at 1880 and
10 o'clock.
Evening devotions at 1915.
Sunday school at 2 O'Clock.
Weekday masses at 8 O'Clock.
Non-Catholics are always welcome.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-18
MRS. HARDING WILL
REMAIN AT CAPITAL

WASHINGTON, Sept. II. - CBy
A. P)-Mrs Harding. now safely
on the road TO complete recovery
from her recen. illness. probably
viii spend the entire recuperative
period at the h.te house. II was said
today by those close 70 the executive
family
Since announcement that anxiety
rad passed as 20 the outcome Of her
illness there have been various re-
ports that Mrs. Harding would go
to the mountains. or seashore. or 70
some quiet spot in the interior as
soon as she was able TO travel.
Authoritative information, however,
is that the whote house physicians
have decided that there would be
less danger Of a setback if the pa
tent was kept here for some time
to come.
Pres. Harding was also said TO
have definitely given up his plans
for a vacation this year. Early in
the year preparations were made
for the president and Mrs. Harding
to make an extended tour through
the west and then 10 Alaska.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-18
HEARING TODAY
MAY Be CLIMAX
IN POULIN CASE
Both Sides Express Conf
dence and Readiness on
Eve of Hearing.
IC0nIInUlI from Paec Onel


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Viii also De- called ey the safe. a.
huugn e Is believed that she may
joe reluctant witness
According 10 prof. Herman. tie
a,e could summon a number o!
witnesses who could give important
testimony. but 10 is his contention
lha, hree or four wiz. In addition
io his wife. WI suffice
$40 Hdicsuon has been given 10y
tht defense counsel as 90 their pro-
cedure although vague hints OF a
surprise" have Decn made at va
r.ous times
Speculation was rife las, night rs
tn The probable course of questioning
which viii be- pursued today. Com
pIete details of the alleged clan
destine meetings between Mrs. Tier
nan and Poulin are likely 10 be re-
yealed today if plans of the prose-
cutiOu expressed several times. are
carried out
At any rate however. the hearing
viii establish a precedent in legal
history as 10 viii be the first time
that a woman. led on to- do so be-
cause she was spurned by the man
whom she alleges betrayed her. has
voluntarily taken the stand and con-
fessed her shame and sought justice
by making the man also pay
II is this angle. more than any
other. which has aroused such great
interest throughout the country and
il expected TO make the council
chambers the cyn0sure of hundreds
of local ewes this afternoon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-18
RADIO ABROAD Is
FORGING TO FRONT
Japan Plans TO Link Islands
of Empire Chosen Strait
Will be Planned.

WASHINGTON, sep. II. - Re
ports to the commerce department
from it's agents abroad Indicate
thai radio developments IS generally
proceeding rapidly
The Japanese government has
mapped out a plan for linking up
the various islands Of the empire
by wireless telephone and tele-
graph. American NiCe-COnSul Co
reu. at Nagasaki. reported. The
first step viii be taken this month,
Coreu said. when telephone COM
humiliation by radio Will be opened
across he Chosen Strait The sta
tons at FukuolSa and Fusan con-
tain the necessary equipment. and
it is expected shat the shipping
along the coasts Of Kiushu and
Chosen will take advantage OF this
service. Corell stated
No laws have yet been passed 10
govern wireless telephony In Ar
Gtntina. according TO Commercial
Attache Feely. but a bin is being
drafted for presentation 20 the next
congress 10 regulate the use OF ra-
at -tIs~s 40 N- a. .tA AtNtlN az -iAN
present time in effect prevent the
sale OF broadoasting and receiving
sets. Feely reported. The latter. he
said. are being sold TO some extent
locally. but Of very inferior quality,
and sell az from 200 10 700 pesos.
The establishment OF telephone
communication between England
and tho Netherlands. the depart
roent has been advised. is expected
shorty as the result of the compile
zion OF an ocean telephone cable
extending from AldebOro. England.
10 Domburs. on the Dutch coast.
From Domburg the trunk lines VIII
form a connection through the Mid
d.eburg Exchange with the long
distance lines OF Holland
This cable owned Jointly by he
two countries. was planned in the
ecrly part OF 1914. but the outbreak
~ Che war prevented ..s completion
uutG the present time. Up 90 now
there never has beer any te,e-
rhouic communication between
England and Holland
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-18

thunder, Jillie, and it isn't an ad-
venture"
oh, vest # is. too," suddenly
growled a mos. unpleasant voice
and out from under a pile Of brush
crashed the big black Bear. IT'S
an adventure all right I'm the ad-
venture. Uncle Wiggily. and I'm
going TO take you with me off TO my
den! Come along!' growled the
Bear
Before Uncle Wiggily could hop
away the Bear caught hold of him
and began dragging him through
the woods
Wait for me! oh. wal. for me-"
squeaked Jillle. Il don't want TO be
left alone in the woods"
Yes. YOU must wait for Jue."
insisted Uuncle Wiggily. I'm not
going to have her left alone"
"Oh well, come on them" growI-
ca the Bear. Il suppose I can nib
bic Jillie as well as You" He wait
ed a moment for JilIie 10 each up
to him and then the Bear started
dragging Uncle Wiggily off again.
He went so fast that again Jillie
was left behind
Wait for mel" she squeaked
Here, This Will never do" grum
hled the Bear. "I can't go so slow
ly as you. I'll pick YOU up and carry
you. that's what I'll do,''
SO he picked Jilie up in his o.her
paw and was carrying her along.
and dragging Uncle Wiggily, when,
al Of a sudden the little mouse
girl thought Of a trick to play on
the Bear
Quickly loosening her tail from
the bow knot, Jnlie tickled the
Bear with her tail on the end Of
his soft and .ender nose.
'Oh, wuff!" cried the Bear. stop
it," But Jellie only tickled him again
OF his nose. Now as the Bear had
hold Of Uncle Wiggily with one
pew, and was carrying Jillie I'm the
other the only way he could scratch
his itching was 10 let go Of Uncle
Wiggily or else to put Jillie down.
Again he mousie girl tlckled the
Bears nose so much that he had
to use both his front paws 10
scratch. To do this he let so OF Tn
Gle Wiggily and he put Jiuie down.
Come on now. Uncle Wiggily.
This is our chance Rum" sque0ked
Jillie. And while the Bear was
scratching his ticklish nose. away
the bunny and mousie girl ran, and
soon they were safe IN Uncle Wig
gily's hollow stump bungalow
My, What an adventure that
vasi' painted Jillie.
clad you liked IT," laughed the
bunny
But everything came out all right:
didn't 1t. And II the poll parrot
doesn't try 20 use the fish hook 90
button her shoes with and make
the rubber doll laugh. I'lI tell YOU
next about Uncle Wiggily and Jol-
lie Longtairs cheese.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-18
Uncle Wiggily
pyrigt, 1922, by Mcclure News
paper Synicate.
(By Howard r. Garis)

Copyrigt, 1922, by Mcclure News
paper Synicate.
CBy Howard r Garis)
When Uncle Wiggily started out
from his hollow stump bungalow
one day, to go look for an adventure
as he very often did, the bunny
rabbi. gentleman saw. sitting on the
steps, Jilue Bong,ail. the little nous
lie girl
GOOD morning Julie." greeted
Uncle Wiggily. Did YOU knock on
the door. and didn't Nurse Jane
hear you?"
ooh, no. I didn't knock" piped
up JlHe in her tiny. squeaky voice.
II was just waiting"
waiting for your brother Jollie,
o. for Nurse jane Uncle Wiggily
wanted to know.
II was waiting for you tim
idly answered lille.
For me?" exclaimed Uncle
Wiggily. twinkling his pink nose.
How nice Of you. Did you
want TO borrow my red. white and
blue rheumatism crutch, or my
all silk hat?"
Neither one,' giggied JIle, for
the bunny rabbit gentleman made
such a funny face she couldn't help
laughing CT just want 10 go
adventuring with you"
"You want to go adventuring
with me ?" cried the bunny
As Susie LAttletail did?" went on
Juie. trying not 10 giggle any more.
"f got up early this morning. I'm
Gle Wiggily. cause there isn't any
school. and I came 10 sit on your
doorstep until YOU should go ou..
Gould you please take me adventur-
irg?"
"Oh. I guess So" chuckled the
bunny. since YOU are such a good.
quiet little mouse girl I'll try and
find a quiet adventure for you
Thank you" spoke Jiliie. and
she tied her long tail in a double
bow so &c wouldn't drag on the
ground and hold her back when
she was running along With Uncle
Wiggily
soon -hey started off. Uncle Wig
gily holding J.lue's tiny paw in his
larger one. First they went thru
field but the only adventure they
had there was when big grasshOp-
per jumped over their heads jill
lie screamed. but the bunny gentle
man laughed and said:
That isn't an adventure.
Mex they went over a little brook
crossing on a bridge. But the onv
adventure which happened there
was that a fish Splashed some water
with his tail wott.ng Uncle Wigg.,y
and Jill.e
"Ha Ha" laughed Mr. Longears
THAT gave Us "a shower bah and
cooled us. J.'Ge. But still that isn--
ar adventure
When shall we find one ." asked
the little mouse gisl
oh. pretty soon. perhaps" an
swered Mr.. LoRgears.
And the adventure came sooner
than they expected.
Uncle Wigg.ly and J!.ie We're
hopping along together in he deep
est darkest part Of the woods when
al, or a sudden. there sounded a
loud noise
"Oh ls that thunder" squeaked
the little mouse Girl ] didn't bring
a rain umbrella. Urcle Wiggi ~"
NO hat an't thander" answer
edthe bunny gentleman There isn't
a cloud en- The SKY. though some
tines YOU can hear thunder when
there are no clouds But this wasn't
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-18
JAPAN'S MILITARY
REDUCTIONS REAL
Actual Retrenchment Forecast
in Cutting Down of
Fiscal Budget.

TOXIC. sept. 17.-There appears
10 DE a real intent on the part Of
Japan TO retrench naval and milf
tary expenditures The budgets for
the two departments for the dscal
year l925-24 made during the
Washington conference. has been
announced showing a combined re-
duetion or approximately S57.500.o00
for the TWO from the present FISCAL
year. Other economies-are slated by
Premier Kato. and il is believed thar
some win Dee carried ont during the
next year. but &c viii Dee the year
19-4-25 before the real financial re-
suits of the Washington conference
and OF any subsequent reductions
VIII be apparent in Japan
The naval budget for the next
year shows a reduction Of Sa7.500.-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-18
RARRIr LIR

Eahai- fur is heirg used most e.
ter-iteiy or froeks and coats and
s.ves .hat very sof.. nuTy egec- tha-
is So desirable this year. Dc is beau-
tilul N-th velvet. and mav Dee dy-8
The most fascinating shades.
FEWER BIRTHS MORE Sun
CHICAGO. Sept 16,-The birth
rate iu Chicago IS declining and the
death rate is increasing.
Figures compiled by The vital sta
-istics bureau here show tha- dur
lrg Che first cight months az 1922
births decreased GIL. while deaths
increased 511.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-18
WILLS DAUGHTER ESTATE.

The Will ~ the ,as, Bishop Samuel
FaUows head ~ tte Reformed
Episcopal Church OF Nor.h Anne
sea. left mis- $4,000 estate 90 his
unmarried daughter. Alice Gather
re FaL0W- II ,yas disclosed today
when the Instrument was fled for
probate The daughter and her
sister. Mrs William Mayer. Of Sa--
atoga call and brothers. Edward
FalloWS OF New York and Charles
= Fauows. IL Saratoga. Cal. were
rlm.I eNecutlrs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-18
IT Is A PLEASURE

To cali alta place where you can
find what YOU went after This shop
ping all around town end not get
ting what you want IS hard on he
nerves. You won't need nerv6 tonic
and spend all your money Il you can
get g in Jne habit of coming 20 oar
supply store. We VII! be glad 20
chow you that Il VIII be a pleasure
20 call again ludwig Auto supply.
Advt ass If
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-18
TYPEWRITER FURNISHED
STInENTN At HOME

F Those who enroll lu the evening
tho0l thl- month f0r steuo-
81 phic course VIII he given the free
- of "a typcwr'ter ar thc.r homes
or every day use This viii insure
apid progress and greater Interest
n the course 40 additional charge
5 made for The typewriter delivered
4 YOUR home Seventeen were de-
ivered Yesterday. Make your enroll
1eut and have yours sept olt This
GEEK Enrolment accepted ans
Jonday or Thursday evening
Write. cau sL or telephone the
ioufh Bend Business College for
adv -6t--62
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-18
IRONG ADDRESSES
/ SEND MAIL ASTRAY
3 Importers and Exporters
Are Among the Frequent
Offenders.

N ASH NffION. sept. lt--I.arEe
[anmacuring and exporting firms
be even specialists ia commercial
Zfciency have been found by the
of Commerce 10 be the
4 ost frequent offenders in care
EsSly addressing their foreign mail
+The Department OF Commerce
Ssvs a statement from Sec'y HoOver's
eiice. "as well as the Post Office
Impairment frequently receives
|bnlplaints Of nOn-delivery or slow
Hhvery Of catalogues and Othor
tinted matter in the foreign mails.
n investigating recent cases Of this
nd the question arose as TO
hether faulty addresses were not
cOntributory cause Of the trouble
Superficial examination OF certaig
3lail matter seemed 20 support such
! view. and the cooperation OF The
oEt Office Department was sought
an investigation OF the way ia
isich printed matter was directed.
Tremendous Volume.
"A formal request from the De-
|ariment of Commerce resulted To
! careful survey OF the printed mat
4 pr passing through the outgoing
|bction Of the Foreign Mail Station
the New York Post Office. The
eVerage daily volume handled in
/ bat section amounts to over SO. 90
IieCes. destined for almost every
[ppntry in the world.
rThe survey proved the frequent
Recurrence on printed matter Of All
|resses so carelessIy written as o
absolutely illeEibIe. There are
80 serious features OF the situa-
. on one is that the most frequent
I0cnders are not tho small busi-
. rss concerns. but the large conn
Elercial and exporting corporations
Z 81 even the specialists in comuer-
. a efficiency fhe second is that
Lbnne automatic addressing ma
hines seem Co be so carclessly op-
rated that the resulting printed
duresscs ate almost II NOS entirely
5iegible."
] was made plain by officials
|haf this statement was not intend
Il as criticism of addressing ms
|hines. or an argument against
ben employment.
| Machines OF many types have
Ieen I'm scr-iee al. over the CONT
j. for many years and for every
iinG OF addressing and recording.
Dc department said. "Their eC-
|klency and economy are beyond
1estion They are not proc;
/ g. INST careless handling. however.
nj Ike rypry other mechanical
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-18
FALL SKIRTS.

Many % me smart skirts Tor fal
have borders woven En- the hem %
The skirt Frlngcd models continue
~ he e-NL-.n
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-18
UESTION WIFE
IN MYSTERY OF
DOUBLE Staying
uthoriiies BaffIed in Soly.
inc Murder of Rector and
Scxtons Wife.

'Ico0lIlred Tr0| TIe- O-0I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-06
VICE PRESIDENT DISCUSSES
ADJUSTMENT BUREAU MERITS

~S~-~-~-~>->~@~>~~>~-"~
placed n!s account In tho hands Of An
.,,f,?n"y vho Is rot disposed 10 CO.
on: no with other creditors. hat resorts
- .farD practice N 4 h"!icf That ny
80 ,iu,.r. TO o.&cr creditors viii 900
90 Il liza. h.s account - pail ratN"r
raHu t. nave n contention cy!St that
ma. TNrt;ripa:n bankruptcy. y bureau,
however. ira; IS furrtion!nS properly
VII no discriminate among cr"G!tnrS.
- rather than have ono creator ;ake
advan,1gn .: the rNRi:iaa no occuT'ef
nc NO ONLY Outstanding creditor IN not
rr-onrr,i'nc. always suggests - tho
.ch.rr Ina, hc 70 n petition N hank
r,,,,.. or - TIE creditors tina; IN .HFuI-
ui,;nrv petition i've filed.
Tho inherent right that seems 20 ne
nycr,nokcd by a great manT credi.
:rlu'ors - iEa: in bankruptcy and ne
y.gnmcris, :'e Will Of tho creditors IA
s,.,,r~nc. Creditors, when they CO.
~. cr,tc. can dictate the policy o' hand
lin, nm :nso.vcHt estate. This was en-
-rasi2cl liz - late Judge Dayton ~
The /. &. court. aud WHO was warm
friend Of the Wheeling Association OF
,'rcI:; Men. AMI ! firm believer N ad-
iu@.ucut bureau work. Most r"tc-""a
re honest :u"n and greatly dcN,o7o
aNtravaGnnt and reckless handling ~
haukrrrp: estates, sometimes f2"rlNc"I
throug negligent or inro71c''N' rus
.acs Tic adjustment bureau 49, effect
, rrc1, saving 70 creditor" ~ TINS
feature ~ Ito work.
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Members Wheeling Association of Credit Men March ST. l9zz

PAUL, Lee c.
PAUL. & Hendrix.
Peerless Biscuit Co.
Perry Stationery Co.
/ misunderstanding Coal Go.
Pollock 4 Pollock.
] Postal Telegraph Co.
: Printcraftcrs, The
Quarter Savings & Trust Co,
Reid. Roob & BREEDING.
Remington Typewriter Co.
Ncvmann Co., Paul 0.
Rice & Co., S. NJ.
! Rirhland Coal Co.
jRogcrs Co., Earle
Royal Typewriter Co.
Security Trust Co.
>rhcllhasc, John f.
Sheppard & Clouse.
Smith & Bros. Type. Co., l.. c.
Spears & Riddle Co.
standard Sanitary Mfg. Co.
State Speciality Co.
>4cinmrlz & Sons, c.
Sterling Products, Inc.
.itruhcnvillo Pottery Co,
Stewart 6 Ward.
Stanford Nagncsia Springs CO.
Swift. Ice ".
Taylor & Thomas,
Tidc-Watcr Oil Sales Corp.
TrimbIe & Tuta Supply Co.
Underwood Typewriter Co.
,I'nion Warehouse & Storage Co.
Tinted States Stamping Co.
Velvet lee Cream Wig. Co.
! Wagner. Edw. +.
! Warwick China Co.
! WaShburn-Crosby Co.
! Wcimcr Packing Co.
West Virginia Printing Co.
Western Union Telegraph Co.
. Wheeling Bank & Trust Co.
Wheeling Coffee & Spice Co.
! Wheeling & Cleveland Coal Co.
! Wheeling Chamber Of Commerce
/ Wheeling Corrueating Co.
! Wheeling Decorating Co.
Wheeling Drug CO.
Wheeling Mach. Prod. Co.
Wheeling Match Co.
: Wheeling Metal & Mfg Co.
Wheeling Metal Specially Co.
Wheeling Milling T. Grain Co.
Wheeling Mold Il Foundry Co.
Wheeling News Iitho Go.
Wheeling Nut Butter Co.
Wheeling Stamping CO.
Wheeling steel & Iron Co.
Wheeling Steel Products Co.
Wheeling Tile Co.
Wheeling Wall Plaster Co.
Wheat Co., Geo. II.
Whitakcr-Glrssncr Co.
Winccrtcr, Vim. ].
Wilson & Sons, W. A.
Woodruff SundricS Co.
YcaoGcy Co., The Geo. II.
! Zalmits Bros. Grocery Co.
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ADcrcrombie, @. II.
Allied Packers, Inc.
Amos, Clyde +.
Anderson Caramel Co.
Anderson & McGrcgor CO.
Auto Sales Co.
Baer, Herbert @.
Baker-Nawter Co.
Bank Of the Ohio Valley.
Bardall Company, j. {.
Barnettc- Barkcr-Bonar Co.
Barrows, II. l..
The Bcall Sterling Co.
Bellairc Bottle Co.
Belmont Tumbler Go.
II. Belts Comply.
Beuter Bros.
Bloch Bros. Tobacco co.
Bowman. Ripley.
BradStrcct Company.
BrandiaSS Tobacco Company.
Bremen. Dudley & Co.
t. +. Braunlich 4 Go.
Burgess Company.
Burroughs Adding Machine Co.
raldahaugh, II. T..
The phiIip.C&rcy Go.
Central Glass Works.
Centre Foundry 4 Machin" Co..
Chapman & Sons Co., ". Il.
chevy. Ross 7.
Chicago Wall Paper Mills.
CitizcuSpcopjcS Trust Go.
Clark-S yhilling & Go.
Clarke Paper Co.
Cleveland Discount Co.
Coco Cola RottllMG Go.
Commercial Equipment Co., Inc
Community Savings Il Loan [,
Conservative Life Insurance Co..
Coocy-BCntz Company.
Corona Typewriter Co.
Crystal Rock Dist. Company.
Cumberland County Shoe Co.
r. G.. Dancer, Inc.
Dick Bros. Co.
Dillon Bros. Co.
Dollar Savings { Trust Go.
+. G. Dun & Co.
r. G.. Dun & Co.. GAINESVILLE.
Eagle Mfg. Co.
Earle Chemical Co., Inc,
carp, W. A.
Elliott-Fishcr Co.
Ellis & Heller Co.
Geo. Ellis & Sons Co.
Jos. EmShcimcr ms. Agency.
Engler Company, John
Famous Biscuit Company,
G.. s. Feeny CO.
Eel: ( Tarrant Mfg. Co.
Fidelity Investment Association
Foose, r. A. & Go.
Fostoria Glass Co.
Fricbe-tshauscr Sons.
Front Company, The.
Fulton Bank & Trust Co.
GauS, Frank j.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-06

! Gee Electric Company.
General Mfg. Go.
! George & Shcrrard Paper 60.
r,iibbS. J. ). Jr.
,liill Bros. Co.
/ Goodwin Drug Co.
! Greer & Laing.
ItaMlon Paper Co., The
Harrison Bros.
5 Baron & Co., Geo.
Iiazcl-AtlaS Glass Co.
Hazlctt & Co., Edw.
HcImbright Bros.
Hicks & lIogc Dry Goods Co.
Hicks & Staff, B. ".
Hoffman 4 Sons Co., j. G.
Holman, +. +.
Hutchinson & Co., 7. 7.
Imperial Glass Co.
Imperial Ice Cream Co.
Insurance Co. Of North Aurf';
jefferson Glass Go.
Jones Company, +. p.
,KaIbit2cr Packing Go.
Nirbach & Co., VIM.
Klein < Mrrriman Co..
LaBcllc Iron Works.
locke Shoe Go.
Lotus Cut Glass Co.
Northumberland CO.
MrGoWan Bros. TO.
MrGrpgor \ Co., II. =.
Mckee Cigar Co., Jas, i.
McMcrhcn Mig. Go.
Marsh 4 Son, NJ
MaStrn 4 Co., a. l..
Mcrkcl Insurance Agency.
Mcrliman \ Co., j. ID.
Miller & Stein.
Monroe Calculating Machine It"
Morgan \ son, ID. q.
Mu>cl-Jumson Go.
Moss Iron Works, j. l..
Meyers & Co., &. G.
Nassit Caxy Co.
NaSsif & Co., JOS.
National Bank of W. Va.
National Bedding Co.
National Book 60.
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