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The Washington herald., 1922-12-28

'oiACSC hcdhVh
is past. When
he arrives at
college nova
days he may
start out to
follow the loaf
ing course of
least esi St
ance, but sell
dom does he
graduate in the
same condition.
The oil e 9 q
loafer Is often
times-in fact.
in most cases
"a very like
able fello w.
He Is the type
The Washington herald., 1922-12-28

{ h a I America
has been bless
ed with such a
wonerful gov
ernment d O e 3
not necessarily
mean that other
countries would
fare as well
with a republi-
can form of
government. I
do not consider
the republican
form of govern
ment in Portu-
gal or in China
thus far a grand
success. There
ava f-N ir
The Washington herald., 1922-12-28

] u " v Il a U u
Il n Z diligence.
industry, or
ganization and
good luck are
the chief es-
sentials for the
detective. He
will be very
successful only
when the last
named predonl.
at e Q. The
sympathy of
the public is
his greatest
asset-get the
puhlic's friend
ship and You
have won the
The Washington herald., 1922-12-28
JULIA MARLOwE, An

~eY thougnt
and e er g y,
which has a
purpose an d
which, " n e n
faithfully done.
IL bound to
bring ones self
the conscious
ness of sound
effort and n
degree of rec
ognition from
others An In
finite capacity
for hard work
rs necessary to
success on the
stage At first
this is the most
Sf.1o,,raUin0 u
The Washington herald., 1922-12-28
NEW YORK CITY
DAY by DAY
By O. o. M'TNTYRE.
NEW YORK. Dec. -.

NE" YORK, Dec. -.
NN a stage about as large as q
dining room table I saw a
Dadaistic- opera the other
night. The performance began At
a m. and was brought from
wait. let me see the program
Vienna. This Dada stuff is as far
over my head as the woolworth
building towers above Shorty,
Broadway's pet messenger.
The scenery was on rolls and
when a new scene was wanted.
Johnny turned the crank. II
looked as though a couple of
drunken painters had a fight with
their buckets. But my. how the
audience spplauded = especially
Ethel Barrymore.
The play opened with a trick
PaSliacei swept b va passionate
love. He ran around in his night
shirt and spied a sizzling blond
who had a mole on her shoulder.
Evidently the mole got him. for
when he saw it he had an epileptic
seizure.
Then came a don1pteuse song,
with the star as a dompteuse. OF
course. you know what a domp-
teuse is. You don't? And SO many
night schools. Well. anyway, she
Anr,anaI -
was about all there was to that.
Johnny turned the crank and
they slipped into a Chinese ro-
nance. A lutte rang out. two girls.
wearing false faces that covered
their body. appeared Then came
the groom and the ceremony was
performed. Suddenly the sweet
little bride turned into such a raw
ing fury that all beat a hasty re.
treat. 1t looked as if it was going
to he rough.
But instead the scene changed
and there was presented The Dance
Of the Tones, with a musical poem
by Debussy. Never 60 out of your
way to see a Tone dance. There
is nothing to it-just q waving OF
hands. Personally I prefer Prim-
rose and West in a buck and wing
Hark! Now came the Dedaistic
Gavotte. All seemed to have brok-
en- arches and merely drasred
their feet. One died. Another was
stricken with cholera morbus or
something and that's that. o, en-
trancing that's! Marvellous that's.
Going out Everett Shinn in
quired: did you got it2"
No. but / will when / get
home" l replied. It was e. m.
and promised to be home at mid
night.
Broadway, by the way. ie .
strange, silent street around four
o'clock In the morning. Somehow,
the silence seems ioaded-you> ex.
pect a piercing shriek or the quick
report of a pistol. There was a
Main Street touch near the Hotel
Astor. On one of the cement traf-
fic islands a shepherd dog was
asleep on q subway grating
warm spot. The only show OF life
was I'm the one-armed eateries,
where men with collars turned up
and hats pulled down were guiping
coffee and sinkers, l was fasci-
mated by the hurried manner they
employed in eating. but when they
drift out to the sidewalk they
don't seem to have an objective
point. Perhaps 1t ia habit. In the
old days they used to lounge
around waiting for saleens to open.
Now there's no place to go.
The most excitement was to be
found in a dark side street, Some
night oabmen had built a bonfire
and were gallopine the doninoes
on the asphalt, They grew 30
noisy at times that there was dan
ger of disturbing the policeman's
sleep.
Downright 1922. by the McNaught.
Syndicate. Inc.)
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battle. In some OF the continental
cities the police are very much
diskked. and il 10 elmost impossible
Tor them to get Information from
bystanders and witnesses that they
must have. The New York police
handle criminals in much the same
vey as Scotland Yard. In my
opinion the New York police force
u one OF the finest in the world"
JULIA MARLOWE. American
artress-The secret of youth and
Toy is vork-work that absorbs
The Washington herald., 1922-12-28
WHAT THEY SAY
America and Mothers

SIR BASIL THOMSON. X. G.
B.. former head Of the Criminal
Investigation Department of Scot
a
The Washington herald., 1922-12-28

stances. But believe we may
expect much from both of them
in the future. Time alone can
tell whether or not they were pre-
pared for such change. Many
are looking to the United States
as the center of commercial. in
dustriel. economic and material
interests. as well as a wonderful
country whose government may
well serve as example to other
nations"
DR.. HARRY PRATT JUDS0N.
president of the University Of
Chicago-"The day of the rich
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Genius is the same the world over.
II is simply hard work with no
let-up. The tragedy of girls on the
stage today is that 50 pitifully few
of them are ever ready. II they
are pretty they get lazy and think
that their looks will carry them
through. 1t will-for just one
season.
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ARCHBISHOP GIOVANNI
BONZANO, former Apostolic dele
gate to Washington-"The fact
The Washington herald., 1922-12-28

tn e coat
dress Is this
season receiv-
ing the special
! -attention of the
couturiers. This
c h rm l n g
L.anot model is
Of flane-color-
ed cloth with
I ou c h es of
black that sue
eeed in giving
1t decided char
a c ( e r. T h Q
W h orls that
trim II are of
flame colored
cord, and Just
a touch Of cas-
tor fur finishes
the bottom.
4
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Latest Word From Paris
BY Marie Suzanne
PARIS. France.

A~ADs AeiANes
MARION oolored
cloth in Poirets
street dress is the
background for odd
squares OF woven
thread in white and
marron color. The
frock is cut on
straight lines with
it's narrow belt at.
the normal waist
line. and opens down
the side front. There
is a little outstanding
collar and the sleeves
are straight with
cuffs Of the woven
motif.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-29
ST, CLAIRSVIlLE
SUITS FOR DAMAGE
TOTALING $4,000
AGAINST TRACTION co,
colliuon at Bellairo Last Dec 5l-A
nlts IN Court Action In

Three suits for damages. ranging
from 5000 to so 1000 were tiled In the
flee Of CLERK Of Courts Union yester-
day. the WhccliaG Traction company
heinz defendants in all the actions. Inc
sulss arise from n collision when oc-
CURED AZ S@nd and Belmont Streets IN
Rcllaire on December 81. 1921. at lo:-o
p. n. They follow:
Everett, caldwell VS. The wheeling
Traction Company. a corp. Action Tor
money only. amount claimed soo"o'"o'
Petition alleges that plaIntin was also
in the above machine and suffered a
wound on the forehead. 4 fracture OF the
outer table OF the skull and bruises or
tho back and chest 10 his damage IN the
above sum.
Elizabeth y. Barnett va. tn" Wheel
ing Traction Company. 4 corporation.
Action FOR money only. amount claimed
stN. ono. 90. Petition alleges that on the
above date and time plaintiff was rid
Ing as the guest az one Charles Earnctt
- tho . seat ot an automobile. go
ing in an caStcrly direction along end
stree, in Bclla!re. that when said auto
mobile came 20 tho street car crossing
~ Belmont street. n collision with I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-29
MOUNDSVILLE
NEW HANGAR To
LANG|N FIELD
TEN THOUSAND DoLIAAR STEEL
rRUCrURE DOUBLE SIZE OF
ONE NOW IN USE
Irscaon OF More Powerful R@aio
equipment Also Planned

A new al steel hangar. W." a .aTSe
as the present one now Nci;.c ">'d IL
Langin aviation field. - c\p"'t'd I" ~
rive today. according % ~:nt'-H'ati"n
given out last evening by Captain n g.
Slmmonnin. who was rcC'@''y S'nt from
the Mitchell field. I."ns Island. I" toN"
charge OF LanSin fed. \ bill Q: 'at'"E
was received Friday and The ARRIVAL -
the hangar IL anticipated today
The hangar was constructs! a ~.
feld, Ohio. n cost approximately?
$40, 600. This hangar Nj, hc sufficiently
'arse to shelter a full squadron OK me
>,sHaviland- type At oGr Inc.
The cost oC erection MI =" APPROX
mately $500. y - i.e ;tn!S 'nr
carving out ;hiS work &C Hrt'i3lT
exhausted, The money WI 1T"HIH'E nc
raised by prom!acn, rl':z""S % Mounds
Vile, The hangar ROW '''ated "n Lam
gin fed a constructed and ne
labor furnished BY prominent c't'z"nS
OF his city ard Il = tA"T"h; ihIt "A'e
pSain they W., com" - n" 'r"n;.
Last Jun" the present hangar WAS
erected and IS row ~ I"!:" u d.~'tn."A''u
condition. with Tho" t"?. wh.'A - ''.'
vass. completely torn. due 70 N" wealth
err This new hanSar will hay" ii! S'""'
network with pressed S'"", covering. X
Is expected tNat 10 DAYS VII b" re-
uuired in the Const:Ur''"n.
This is only orc Of ~" many Ns
i'm movements contemplated On l-lnGin
field, which Is tho c]"nt-ll ;"rm'na. on
Americas mode a;rway.
Another OF the improvements H"'HS
considered by the government "ct'ia'S
IL tho erection ~ ~" hisc aerial
towers. which viii cHahI" III" govern
ment radio 20 both r"'".v" ard send
at a greater transmitting range than the
present one.
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Mr.. chas. II. Wager OF 400 North Erie
Street. a widely known interior decorA-
tor Of Wheeling. said Il am ovcrjoyed
with the splendid results I've received
from taking th-c" bottles Of DrcCo.
MY liver has been sluggish for quite
4 time which brought on dizzy spells,
lrh.S. was coust: pa:cd and often had
hackachcS. C'atarrh Of the nose and
:hrn:i WAS very troublesome. soon
noticed tha nr"co had nv bowels NOV
;.r regularly. my iS"r was purSed 50
that tn" Gizz ness PASSED off. The
, atarru has been greatly 't"r"tIttcd for
7 no longer have phl"ym IN my throat
NOR awake feeling "huk"rl up | have
, good appetite. sleep We! and have
,.ur on seven pounds n weight. You
IAN nut me down as I strong believer In
Dr"co."
pr.co acts on :he liver in n smooth.
rcr,,c manner. gradually working off
tho excess bill" day b. day. II * neither
strong nor harsh and does not excite
The muscles Of tho bowels as strong
ca,hartlcs do. Il tones up the digestive
,-yans ard rel eve gas on the stomach,
az, an end I" constipation. Increases
..,a ~an,rtijr. gives strength TO weak
,.d,eys. restores tired nerves and in
I,rcs sound steep pr"co is a great
i,lro,l purifier ard system cleanser.
Mr.. Black, tho weu-known Dreco u-
vert, has headquarters at c. II. Grtest
q Co, TO meet the local public and ex-
plain the merits Of this great remedy.
See him today.-AdV.
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Ma having served IN Company l.. West
Virginia Infantry. He was a OF
!. .. CalIw.,l post No. :. g. A. H. VI
his civ.
lie : Su-vGvcd By clgh. cht!dT'n' a.
..iInvx Mrs.. .Ndda Holiday. Mrs. Lulu
Irrvr'L. Mr.. MLggi" Howell. Mrs. t'"''a
Mrl,uugai. g this city. Mrs. I."''e
Unyc:us. 90 Bg creek. cat; Marion
HI, IT jackson county; Warren q. H'!'.
Of TINS civ. ard Holmes q. Hiil, OF
WoodStiCid. @.
To Hold Meeting
spcr,al' meeting of MnundSrllie
,'har.r~ Nn -. Royal Arch MaS"Hs' VIII
~, held TINS c,cniug Il, 50 C'cioc% IN
tho Masonic hall. Az ROYAL NTSn
Nasnrs are invited 70 hc present.
Moundsvtlle Briefs
Niss IA ,~;rardStar went 20 pittsburgh
Yesterday where she viii S!vi; her Sis
~. Mrs. Allie Fisher.
Mrs. +. /. Galloway W.! spend the
week end AZ Beilaire. O.. with friends
Mrs. g. W. Sccrcst. who has been the
cues. Of Mrs. J.. J. Duffy. on First street
rn- The past several oay has gone I"
T,xaS where she will mako her future
home. she Formerly lived At C!ayS''''e'
Ia.
&. G. Ashton Is suffering with an IN
iurrd eve At his home on Fork k!dSe'
Rev. {. =. I.cathcrhy. OF NadeStown
* xrcnding 4 few days with his fah'S
IN pUrdv avenue.
sol White las rrturN"d 20 his nome
a, Mat"waa. after spending III" past 1'"
t.,v. here looking after business al
fairs.
JuS,us Sutcr. who has been III Tor '"c
rast ;"n days. - reported TO ." '"P'''-
,Hg nicely. l.,
y \. shaw. oc New Martinsr'llr. IS
visiting frirrLS ard relatives IN '"'S
cl,v.
Edward JoI.N. OF Jcwct:. O. Is spend
m. i few DAYS among friends here
Howard Mr,iill. who u"d"rw"nt an
orerat:nn for Appendicitis At IN" 'rI'"-
..,lr hnSp:;I several wN'"ks ago. Will r.
,ura ~ his hour" on Jefferson avenue TO-
Ga". =
t. T.. M,,,rr Is having CONSTRUCTED a
rsw ron:rrt:ou"ry on his vacant !o' On
cedar avenue. r.o
N~. ,,arcrcr THe's. formerly MISS
,.,Y-,,. Mason. rf Cameron. VINO "h"''-
wen; an operation a, the ~'ii"ndate nos
r:.tl = frw days axe. j. SAID 1" l." '"-
proving nicely.
Ivs,rs Phillips. oc Cameron Spent
r.ri,loy h,rr looking after business az
fairs.
y w. Donovan. OF Poplar avenue. VINO
has been i! for some time, is improving
slowly.
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-.,,,o1 ,pI tha ,utn-
'"""N tu- I,st,nc, OF
49,, ro,t,;nr .,,sn alleges
,h,, nI,intirs wos cut on forehead and
ma, the rclvis WAS severely fractured
and that she was confined 10 bed '"'
.ght weeks. as wei 4; suffering "ih'T
ITS and bruises. t"r which uAW'E'N
~nc asks the above sum.
James Er""n ". n Wheeling lFA'-
ton Company. Il CORP. Action Tor money
ouIy. amount GAINED s2".OOoO9. Icti-
ton alleges tha, sad plh'ntIT euNer"d
q cat nos" and 4 SprA.nc'l knee III saiH
rCCidcnt and that the 'iGa'ncn's "' t"'
hnce we're sprain"d 10 Su"h an cN'cn'
lillt plaintiffs nNc" - an" WI r""-
a~nCntlv remain in 4 weakened CONDITION
tud H." Will lc forced to wear 4 Wnh-
ago on the same. The above sum ~
asked for IN" ,~rjur:cs r"r"iN"d. ~
:n-nrvs u. 4 puE&IS and K. W S"hort-
yr- represent tn. plaintiffs IN al the
above cases.
ro- c,s. ri,.d
" r. - 49,
laws nurN"d" az" iS. Dnnov,r
! 'H"e Il. H'"''"" a." ..al
'',ton 10Y ,"""': "'.'' .,H ,.,,s,
S',"'0' "'.1 ,h,, ,ha obova
''-'' i't''''n "u.N.N p'7va-
I'M 'e"nh'tS u"' y" " 6. r,nas
! ''""' N''"i"'!S ,,,n.'''
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awarded ave inch letters for n yeAfe
work on the team: Parker. Blake Al
McAvoy. Those who received eiGnS
inch letters for two years work on the
! squad were: Steele, Hall and Beihl.
The following girls were presented
with letters: Clark. Daughtery. Bach
mann, smith, Burley and Marshall.
Jevstt Funeral NondAy.
The last sad rites over the body OF
The late George II. Jewett. we'll known
local Baltimore and Ohio railroad
engineer, who died at his homo on MAI:
| shall street Thursday. will be held from
| the late home. No. S04 Marshall street
at $50 o'clock Monday morning. ne
ouien high mass will be offered ~ me
ST. James Catholic church in McAscAsn
with Rev. Father Corcoran in charSe.
Burial will DO made at the Mount CAL
vary cemetery.
ri. deceased is survived by one son,
Robert, and one sister, Mrs. Jeahet1e
crowby, OF MiddlethAn. Va.
Bsnvood PGSoaaiA
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Deegan Of water
street, are the proud parents OF . bao>
daughter, born last evening. -
Francis O'Brien is able to be out after
a recent illness.
MISS EulaIll OdNno
| weekend as the guest Of FRIENDS N
GAINESVILLE. Ohio. ~
Earl Powell Is visiting with friends
In Washington, Pa
Walter Landers Is improving aftef
a recent illness at his home on water
street.
Mrs. John O'Donnell Is still connned
to her home on Main street by 'liness:
Fred Bosnian is able 10 be out atter
being confined to his home on AcAeenen
street by illness.
Ernest Crawford Of shsrT.6- We
; business visitor in this city yestermRy.
Claude Garrison. OF Wheeling lsiana'
| was a business visitor in this city yes
| terday. w 49,
Miss Geneva Canadian Is still eon.
6ned 10 her home on North Marsha
! street by illness. -.
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sued. Inventory dispensed with.
rorneIa wilcox. deceased. In The
matter OF the hearing on anp!''h' -"
tor release Of surety. The SH'io"',
Surety Company ot New York "fd'''''
I, give nj least five days mott" - AZ
miuIstrator and cau~e continued. =.
N,rhan Cater. deceased. Receipt o.
inheritance tax hiding acknowledged pE
Tax commission.
T. T. Brown. Guardianship. Final
account hlcd approved and record OF
lrrcd Guardian discharged.
J. J. Mcfarland a. Administrator OF
Tony ZalcnSki. deceased vs. Mary Ha'-
rnski, ct Al. Answer "r defendant Inc
Eurkcve Savings 4 Loan co. hlcd' APP
~rlIcation filed 10 sci! real estate AZ pr
v-,te sale. cause heard. mining tnAl an
tho defendants arc properly hci"re inc
court, that thr allegations or the P''',
ton arc true and IN" sale OF the rca'
estate described therein necessary -
nav drh,s. Ir.vate sale Of said real
estate :rrr or dover OF widow. ordered
order issued. and cause c"ntinucd.
Realty Deeds
Nich,el.L Schurkrr and katherin"
crhucker 70 Al"r Taknrzcnski and DOM
.n!ka TaRarzcnski. Tract OF land IN
reaSc Township. CONSIDERATION |''"''
w. l.. Simpson ard I.innlr g. SimlT"n
20 Edna Ii!ckcnbnt,om. Tract "t nnn
N Union Township. Consideration 'l.oo'
Dora g. Fortncy Ia May g. For'nrV'
Lo; 40. - in West Wheeling. consul
GRAFTON sl.n0.
sarah lrt,man AID William Ffttman
- T.. \. Jones. Lot No. II" IN Sh""
Factory addition 10 Earn"sVi,l". Con-
.:drra;.~1 tl.nn
Cynthia VI. Manning to Samuel Frf-
ton and Nl!rr NJ. Tritton. Tract OF lana
w. Martins, Ferry. Consideration sG.0Nh
F.. \. Jones and Eva l"n"s 10 Lou
Gotta Buntinr. Lot No -" IN SN"'
Factory addition /" Far""svIl". Con
s.l"-atioH Sion.
Vinron, Svty and Francis Sytv 10
Joseph Linko and Annie kink". Lot
No. + in Marc:nHo first addition 20
gainesville Consideration Slnn.
st ClairsvtIle Briefs
Attorney =. &. Sr'lgwi"% ~ R""a're
was 4 business caller her" yesterday.
Hon. J. G. IIcinlc'n of ~Eridrcnnrt was
4 ~:is!tor in -. G@airsvjll" yesterday.
Attorney Il,m"r "f Wheeling was In
&; tInirSvi.lc On hnSinesa Yesterday.
r. f. MCCnmbs Of Martins Ferry WAS
"a town on business Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles N"f "f Farnes-
rufo hac returned home after attend
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will no doubt be largely ttende
Following the ceremony, the HAPPY
rnupla Will leave for a trip through
the East and upon their return 'heS
Will take I'D their residence in THIS Guy
REORGANIZATION Meeting.
The holdover members Of the preseh.
council and the newly ei+cteu Couh''i
members will meet in Z re0rEanizat'o"
meeting at the city hall on mex Hon,
day evening. The new councilrnen VII!
take the oath Of office at TINS time Anu
the two new city officers. john r.. coA
md l'at Scully, will also take their re-
spcctivo offices as mayor and chlet %
police on that evening. Mayor Sprouts
and Chief Of Police Al Landers viii be
present and will turn the city reins over
10 the now mayor and chief OF police
Planning supper.
Tho ladies of the ST. Johns Cathoic
church Of this city are planning Il
gunner 10 be held in the church some
,!mo next month. These ladies' have
held several such affairs lately ard rave
nettcd a neat sum from tho sale
Tickets for tho affair will probably so
on salc some time next week.
At The Churches.
Hev. Guslayc Cast will be in charge
NJ the services AT st. Matthews Luth-
cram church tomorrow. Sunday school
will he held at the regular time in the
morning.
Rev. Father r. NJ. Schooner Will be IN
charge Of the services ut the st. Johns
Catholic church with mass at I n ~
o'clock tomorrow morning. Services in
Slav!sh Will be held At $50 in the after
noon.
R"". W. NJ Castle will conduct the
preaching services At IN"
Methodist church both tomorrow morn
in" and evening. Sunday Sch"o! Will
H., held in IN" morning.
Burke Funeral.
Funeral services for the lat. John
Eurklc. will known citizen Of this city.
were held yesterday morning with
Ecnuinm nigh mass ut th" 81. James
Clrhnlic church in McM"chcn. Rev.
Father Torcoran was in charge. Burial
Wis mad" at Mount calvary cemetery.
Received Letters.
Tho m"mh"rS of tho Union nigh
srhcnl Lls,;"thau squads were present
ed with their letter ~" Thursday after
i,ouI. Th" student body was called To
the chapel room. where Frof. Knots
, made tho presentation. Short speeches
/ w,rc made by tho members Of the
| souads in which they expressed their
arrrcr!atinn. Tic following were
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ENWOOD
Interesting Night Session.

Last night marked the official open
Ing OF the new NOR high school mich-
inc shop anil in connection with the
opening al this new branch Of study.
an interesting night session OF S'hooI
Wa held.
The high school students went
through their regular daily class "ork
In the various rooms, the work pc!nS
Witnessed by a large crowd OF loca!
r!tizcnS. The members or the iacuItF'
who were IN charge Of the affair were
we'll pleased and appreciated the CO.
liberation OF tho students in making the
first open session such Il huge success
Following tho official opening OF tho
machine shop and when the n'Eh'
rlasscs were dismissed. those in at
tendance went u the gymnasium
where they heard several very interest
i'm, talks by some of the states most
prominent educational men.
rnntain George NJ. Fork state super
IrtcnICnt nf free schools d".:V'rcd Il
most interesting talk on the school w"rN
IN this state. other short talks were
nrndo by such speakers as: G""rE" f'
Huli,S. Hon. charles T. 'IrrlGah, l:.
conar Eskcy. I'rof. j. T. King aud
Iror. H. l.. l'",ti"nrh
This was ore Of N" most sucCrSsluI
school arnirs ever held at Iri"n hiE
rrhnol and those Attending w"r" VOL
nlcasrd with tho exhibition and speak
ing.
Elaborate wedding.
An elaborate welding will he solemn
Ted ut 81. Johns Glrh"i." church ih'S
morning ~ . "'rlnCk. WHOM Miss Mary
Pa'uga is united in marr!ar" I" Mr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-29

y It will pay you to m a long distance to attend this sale of auction rugs as you WI
D ind a comrIete line Of floor coverings fumthe eight wire tapestry to the very pest
0 Wilton it is possible to make at price lower than you will be able to oocan er
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-29
8.3xlO Rugs
In the Sale of Auction Rugs

$l.OO 27x54 Princess Jutc Rugs. ......$ .4S
800 Wilton Rugs, 27x36 (drummer's
Samplcs) I.SS
$50 27X34 Tapestry Rug ............ .9S
300 27x54 Smiths katonah Eelvct.. 1.9S
$50 27x54 Smiths Ardslcy ......... 2.9S
40 27X54 Smiths Palisade ........ 2.9S
$50 27x34 Smiths Carlton .......... 1913
$50 27X54 Smiths Colonial Nclvct... 3.9S
80 36x63 and 36X72 Administer
$4.4S and $4.9S
9x12 Chinese Mating Rugs, 60 O2
$500 value ............... poO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-29

ing he funeral OF Mrs. NeT's brother.
Sq1i:rr John Sidchuttum on Thursday.
Miss Helen Hatcher Of Pittsburgh mas
returned home after i short visit with
local relatives.
Attorney Wm. {. F-c'rr ~ Martins
Ferry was 4 business visitor here yes
irrIuy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-29
7.6x0 Rugs
In the Sale of Auction Rugs

$1,000 Smiths Hudson Tapestry ..S1O.95
1850 Smiths Manor Tapestry $500. 1879
2O.0O Smiths Ncppcrhan .....:.... l4.95
5000 Smiths PaIiSadc Eelvet...... 200
~ 50 Smiths Colonial Velvet. .... $3.50
1000 Smiths Ardslcv Axninstcr... 22.5O
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-29
DRECO
DID MUCH GOOD
wheeling Man Overcame
Constipation, Liver Trou.
BILE and Catarrh With
Three Bottles
Gained 7 Pounds in Weight

Wheeling people continue to call daily
on the Dreco Expert at his headquarters
c. IL Griest & Co. and relate their eH-
periencn with this new medicine which
IS causing such widespread Interest
s.nce its recent introduction here. For
Instance: