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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-29
In the Circuit Court of EscambIa County,

State Of Florida.
Scottish Rite Building Association. a cor
poratioa, VS.. E. Perry Ross, ct al.
The defendants, Nellie T. Perry. Ruby P.
Hottell, J. F. Hottell Geneyeive p. Lykes.
James NJ. Lykes, Fannie P. Strong and
Conrad n Strong, are required to appear
on Monday, October End. A. d. 1922, to
the bill of complaint herein.
This order to be published once week
for four weeks In the Pensacola Journal,
a newspaper published in the city of Pen
sacola, in said county of Escambia, Flor
ida.
Done and ordered this 2sth day of Aug
ust, A. .. 1922.
JAS. MACGTBBoN. Clerk Circuit Court
Escambia County Florida.
By NJ. L. BELL. Deputy Clerk.
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LOST AND FOUND

I,OST-white Fox Terrier with license tag
around neck somewhere on Barrancas
avenue Answers to the name of Jack. !"
Finder call $40 or 2175
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AGENTS-$10 daily easy. Ironing board
covers selling like wildfire. Sure sale
where shown. Experience unnecessary.
Sample free. Rallen Mfg. Co., Dept. 1906,
Baltimore Big. Chicago.
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You can't make a mistake with
'tSkylark" Flour.
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HELlP-FEMALE
HELP WANTED

MAN OR WOMAN wANTED-s40 week.
" full time, $1.00 an hour spare time,
selling guaranteed hosiery to wearer. Elk.
nerlence unnecessary. international
Mills Norristown, Pa.
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roTTRNAL CLASSIFIED ADS
One Cent a Word I'm Advance
One Rate to All
RATES

~ advertisement taken for less than
IS cents . 1870
", and multiply by the number Of
, Iss; YOU desire 1t printed; remit
.coordngly.
:. counting words. include '"rr,
~ ~ "For sale" Wanted" etc, an
Ell ss addresses.
nlAcK FACE CAPS, LIKE THIS,
mo CENTS PER WORD.
pa-sgraphsd Datter. line 6ashes,
rite space, classified display: &c per
' s,,. 5Sc per inch (12 lines make an
.nch).
Anv ,evson whcgs name appears in
ne telephone directory may have
o,asslfsd ads charged.
cancel or5ers should be given In
rrltinE. never over the phone.
Advertisers should give their homo
=, rosToffice address AZ well as their
hons numbers, because many read
az have no telephones.
y the advertiser 30 desires, replies
-,n b. sent in care Of The Journal
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FOR SALE-Few thoroughbred White
2, Myandotte hens. Good winter layers.
S a. each. H. o. Savelle, Route "A" Box
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DOGS FOR SALE

COLLES. Fox Terriers, Bull puppies
two months males, SIS; females. IS
each. Settlers. Pointers. three months
males, SIS; females, $11 each. Settlers
and Pointers six to ten months males,
$50; females 500 each. Hounds, three
months males, So each: pair sis. Grown
Stamps II reply. Everything purebred
Darnall Kennels, Williamson, s. C.
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FOR RENT-Apartment OF two rooms
for light housekeeping. Modern con-
veniences. No children. 216 East Greg
ory street. =.
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POULTRY AND EGGS

BABY .CHICKs-Leghorns, 5000 per 100.
t,ostpaid. Rocks Reds, Wyandottes, $11.
Mixed, for broilers. ss.75. Eight other
reeds Catalog free. Booth Hatchery,
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FOR RENT
BOARD and ROOMS

FIRST CLASS board with or without
rooms. 212 East Gregory.
EXCELLENT TABLE BOARD-with or
without roosns, 422 North Palafox.
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Read the Want Ads In
HELP--MAL4E

WANTED-Three good house to house
canvassers. Only men willing to work
need apply. Must be honest and have
neat appearance. Good money for the
right men. P. o. Box 6es.
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FOR RENT-Streeter apartments, fur
nished Each with kitchen, dining room
bedroom. bath, porches; gas, electricity
hot water, telephone. Screened, reason
able rent. Three blocks from San Carlos,
Is North Reus. Phone S54.
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FOR SALE-High oven gas stove, good
condition. 813 North Spring.
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PERSONAL

EPII.EpTTCs--wou you care TO learn
mediate relief of Epilepsy, positively
gtopping all seizures from first days use.
Information free. Specialist" Drawer
R-592. I.andef, Wyoming.
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FOR SALE. Two electric fans. Apply
SIS N. Barcelona.
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AsTRoLOGY 600 word trial
reading Csc: two questions free. State
Prof. Audrey, Desk BIS, De-
Bank Bldg, Washington,
D. c.
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wANTED-House boy. Apply $40 NORTH
Barcelona.
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FOR RENT Two large unfurnished
rooms for light housekeeping. Separate
entrance. Phone 205S-J.
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CABINET WORKS

SCREENs-SCREEN
Cypress screen windows, galvanized wire
at $1.25 Cabinet work. Best at lowest
price. Pensacola Screen & Mfg. Co.,
Phone 1886 1sS E. Tntendsncia.
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AGENTS WANTED

UNIQUE SELLING PLAN-No prepay
ments or deposits. Experience I'M
necessary. We teach you the brush SELL
ing game. Rapid advancement. Fifty
per cent commission. Write today. Loo
by Brush Mfg. Co., Centerbrook, Conn.
AGENTS WANTED-Be your own boss
selling to user, army shoes, officer s
shoes raincoats, blankets. Write for par
ticulars. Southern Trading Co., Spar
tanburg, S. c.
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FOR RENT-Furnished downstairs apart
ment. 131 Eas Gregory.
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FOR SALE-Genuine Collie pups, tel
weeks old. 322 West Belmont.
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FOR SALE-One Overland car in frs
class condition. Apply J. C. Went
worth, AS East Belmont.
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WANTED

FARM WANTED-If you have farm
for sale, suitable for general farming,
write me with description end price.
John D. Baker, De Queen, Arkansas.
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FOR RENT

FURNISHED ROOM - Connecting bath
private entrance. Electric lights. 21s
West Garden street.
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FOR RENT-Lower floor furnished. Two
bedrooms, bath, dining room and kitch-
en- Pot North Baylen street.
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FOR RENT-On September the first, a
delightfully."- cool, well screened, newly
renovated completely furnished apart
mont consisting of three rooms down
stairs, and II necessary could rent one
sleeping room with private bath upstairs
separate entrances front and back
porch, back porch screened. Two blocks
from car line. Near school and no OBJ
lection to children. Write Home" care
Journal.
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FOR RENT-Good rooms and board
Reasonable. 414 W. Romano st.
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AUTOMOBILES

FOR sALE-F'ord Coupe cheap. G. E.
Stearns, 7. NJ. c. A.
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FOR RENT-Housekeeping rooms, also
single room. Modern conveniences. 221
North Barcelona. Phone 1928.
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FOR RENT-Light housekeeping rooms
Lakeview Inn, Big Bayou. Modern con-
veniences. Phone 1882.
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OPEN and closed cars for immediate
service. Day or night. Ford Taxi Co.
Phone 224 or 600.
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FoR RENT-NoRTH HILL APART
MENTS, 1000 N. PAIAFOx, PHONE
1854. FuRNI SHED APARTMENTS FOR
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING; COOL AND
CLEAN; PRIVATE BATH; USE GAR
AGE.
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FOR neutrality-suspicious. LIST at S21 North
Spring street, two furnished apart
ments. Bedroom. dining room and kltcn-
en-. Screened. electric lights, hot water,
Phone 221S or apply 80 West Wright
street.
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'sRED's" TAxI-For better taxi service.
Phone 237o. Special prices on country
trips. Open day and night. City trips
25 cents.
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TAXI

TT WILL PAY YOU to phone BELLS
TAXI for country trips. City trips 25c
Phone e75.
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FOR RENT-Large furnished room, two
beds, running water, suitable for two
young men. 80 West Gadsden. Phone
81.
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FOR RENT-One furnished room with
private bath. 1905 North Baylen street.
Phone S61.
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FOR RENTS East BraInard street I'M
furnished, $500 per nonth-close to
all schools. c. w. Girdlestone, attorney.
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WANTED-Tc swap water front lots
Pensacola residence section for prop
erty in fruit section south Of Tampa.
Box SO. Burnside, Kentucky.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-03
FAR EASTERN CHITA
SENDS NOTE TO JAPAN

WASHINGTON. March 1.-The special
trade delegation Of the Far Eastern re-
runii, OF IhitL made mndc public mere
ron{chr . clhled copy OF n motto II an
nounced had been sent by its govern
mcnt to japan February 10 when ue'
r,orcs that the proposed draft OF the
agreement consisting OF u articles ana
lhrco supplementary ones presented on
Scr;rn,har % 1927. is not in accord
Win tho principles declared ny baron
Sh,dhnra At tho Washington arms CON
terence "concrrninE non-iaterfcr"nce IN
cnmest!. affairs and the principle "l
ruuai opportunities for al nations Ine
dedication declared that Toxic reports
IF AN agreement between their govern
mcnt and japan were "bIsclrS7.
TIE note also says that TN" system
,:, ,... ..raur~ rendered hy the japanese
authorities 20 Russian counter r"N"In'
,,onar!cs IN the maritime province can
no, i, regarded aR consistent with the
declaration regarding non-tntcricTen' e
In Russian affairs" and urges that 'the
IaiancSc military command. besides me
arms previously delivered 10 tn" So
allied Murku,ny army also supplied II
Tor the EhahrrnvsN attack with l-n"'
lilies. six artillery guns. 20 machine
.,Ins and other materials and supplies.
THE rr"r" Nrc>cnC" "F japanese
,rours on Russian territory" the note
odds. cannot be regarded Ms respect
fo- RusSla'S integrity nor the people
principle oC non-,nt"ricrenoe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-03
EGGS USED TO HIDE
MOONSH|NE WHISKEY

Special Dispatch 20 The lntc.hSen|c:'
Charleston, W. Va, March ~ buc-
k.t piled high with nice. fresh country
cggs which Jason Nandrrcn'rr handed
to the haEGagcmastcr on tram al
Euwdc'. Randolph county. for deliver!
to a point on the same Ire VAS ihho-
cent enough looking u the average per-
son.
Bu, X immediately aroused II" sns-
picions Of state police. linking .'SeI III
their minds with n popular beverage
known as cSgu"cG. The process OF care,
fully removing tho eggs was begun ana
soon n group Of pint bottles reared the'f
nccks from the bottom re the bucket
Handevcnder was arrested on cAtrFe
cf possessing and transporting fno'"-
sine liquor. lie was released when ne
Informed The state troopers mat t''
bucket was given to him I" put on ll''
train hy George Carver 0f G'a'E. IN
.hc court oc Justice Smith. At E'K'hS
Carver was fined S2G0 and sentenced l"
serve 90 days in jail. This incident IS
disclosed N An official report receive"
q, the offices or Colonel Jackson Nj
mold. superintendent OF public sac'F'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-03
'STRAUTMAN REMAINS
ARRIVE FROM DENVER
Masons In Charge Of Burial at M' @ioh
Following Services ut wesley Chufch

The remains OF William NJ. Stra"ti'''''
who died ut Denver. Colorado. Last Sat
ur,lay. arrived at Wheeling over the l'a!
iiruurr & Ohio railroad At l:5o ci"CN
this morning. 1t was taken imnloh.H"!'
to the home OF Mrs. StraUtmans larcht 9
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Workman 49,
Woods street.
Funeral services viii b. held AZ wv"
O'clock Saturday afternoon lnthc "cS'e?
Methodist Episcopal church. 3'22 JACOB
street. condurtcd by Rev. J." 5. iroEs'
pastor az Zane Street Methodist church'
ana Rev. Blakcly. Of buckley Me'hourst
church. The rcmains will he lad I" rest
IN Mount Zion cemetery. Nhc'hhs
Lodge No. y. +. n y. NJ. VIII nave
charge Of the services at the grave.
Mr.. Strautmam. who was born an"
raised in Wheeling. had been absent
from Wheeling about two yc"rf. while
he had not been In good health for Two
years. he was taken severely III only
about :, week previous to his death
He was engaged In the wholesale drug
business in Denver.
lie leaves his wife: his father. VIII
liam Strautman. Ot Wheeling, one SIS
ter. Mrs. Vera Burkhardt, :'md three
brothers. Charles, Arthur and Nile all
OF Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-03
DIST. ATTY, WANTS
TO LICENSE BROKERS

New York. March With i"Ety'tn
New York stock hr0kkerS und"- irdlrt-
ment for Understanding or Grand lar
ceny. following numerous failures o.:
the last few weeks. w 5. Silkw"r
president or the Consolidated STOCK E>-
change. today offered III" ciStrt't at-
to~rey his support III ohtajn.n" l2:..*.a-
ton which would compel br"Ec"s 20 lie
licensed.
Officials a. the New N"rE exchange
who appeared before 4 stat" S"nat" Judi.
"iarr committee ~ opus" TN" bill aS'
serted that present laws w"r" sufficient
10 curb bucket shopping If appr"pria'
lions were maio that would enable
authorities to enforce them
Assistant District Attorney SChr"ih"r
said he would begin tomorrow !" inv"S-
tlgatc complaints fi;cd against :, oft and
Stump and NJ. L. and J. ". AgUcr"
houses that failed to-day.
Since the grand jUri"% hogan In re.
turn indictments against d"fun"t broker.
age concerns. most of th0 dcfrndInte
have taken hurried TRIES Ia Eur"r" or
South America. 10 avoid arrest. accord.
Ing TO Mr.. Schneider.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-03
CHARLES NJ, SCHWAb FORSEES
EARLY RETURN Of PROSPERITY
enough 10 warrant the casting Of
thousand tons Of rails day
Now Using $4,000 Tons.

enough 10 warrant the casting OF 4
thousand tons Of rails Il day
Now Using $4,000 Tons.
Yet. gentlemen. ~e are now using
$1,000 tons of rails every day. The
Industries Of America will always just
~ the faith that you men put INTO tnetn
| have lived :u.,ay years ~ the steel III
dustry. I've seen II grow. and Nc
g,oricd in it's success. on ncn can
pin Your faith TO The ent, rprlse and in
dustry Of the American peuplr and DC
assured that those TWO "hura"tcr!$tlcS
Will make America the Workshop Of the
world.
LAS LOOK around the room l see the
faces OF many young men who are nov
looking forward 10 business careers III
stead OF bcirs like ! AIN. on Tie thrc9h-
old of retirement. To you let mo SLY
that there is no JOY IN LIE like that o.
work We'll done. | have been through
every stage OF life. | have ben the
poorest boy in PrunSytvaH.a and ! have
now acquired rather COmtortablc for
tune. But MS not the money that makes
me happy. True happiness. gcnti"mv".
Is derived from satisfaction over WORK
we'll done. Employment Is the keystone
10 IL ell. II You have 4 Juu. take C.lre
OF il. DO 1t. and mike It be the big
thing in your life.
Years ago while | was the manager
OF L small steel plant l stood on the
edge OF one OF the soaking puts and SAW
4 man loaftng on his whcc.ba-ruw below.
believing that II reflected ON the man
agemcnt - have him =" | walked over
to the edge Of the pit ami called down
TO him My man VIVA; are you DONG
"'Who are YOU he asked, and
answered I'm the manager.
well young man.' he sad, NoH've
I mighty good job. Ta.,c care Of it,
THAT IS what I'm saying u You.
young man. Take care OF Your job.
DO your work IN ! "Hy that L Wl''
bring you happiness and pride I'm
proudcst today Of the fact that Ia"
same men with whom | had friendly as
sociatlonS at the beginning OF my career
are my friends today and that year )
OF association HAY" only dcCpcncd7 their
friendship. I'm proud that my work has
made for me n place in the community
in which | live. and proud THAI my work
has won the COMMUNICATION Of the REQ
pie.
Now. gentlemen. success. Success to
your city. success 20 its people. us
business and it's clubs. Success 10 our
country and 10 her citizens tor aeoN"
all things we as Americans can lie
most happy over the fact that we arc
American Citizens"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-03
Irish FREE STATE
BILL UPSETS COMMONS

l,.rdon. March 2.--(By the ASsoc!at-
cd Press THE committee stage OF lnr
Irish Free State bill in the house o..
commons today developed prolonged
duel between the government ana the
"Gic-harGs"' The discussion was quiet
rycCcpt at one point where winston
Churchill raised 4 storm by declaring
IF the house Shnuld modify, extend or
anplify, or otherwise change the treaty
the bill would be dead. he treaty would
Gc dead, and the government would DC
dead"
This caused considerable laughter
and Sir Frederick B"nNry. lnioniSt'
rctOrtcd: I'm that Case I must perse-
we're with my amendment"
The discussion wis On the RanourF
amendment. proposing TO make 1t plain
that the treaty was between Great
IEritain and Southern Ireland. not be.
tween Great Britain and ireland.
Mr.. Churchill resisted tho amend
mcnt and argued that in the negotia'
lions with the Irish delegates the gov
eminent had decided for good or Ill TO
consider the men they were negotiating
with as representing the Irish nation.
This statement led TO an uproar and
cries traitor"
litter speeches followed from CAP.
tain Charles Craig and other lister
members. Captain Craig said he hoped
that the house would accept the chai-
,cngc or Mr.. Churchill. who was trying
to brighten parliament with threats OF
the death OF the treaty and the govern
ment.
Tn" Tanbury treaty was defeated
"a to IS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-03
FOR SALE-rA2MS
STROCT"S FARMS
NkrLN, CATNLOG


illustrated - il.ed with government
statistics and describing Zoo farm bar
gains now offered by an organization
which in the - years OF It's existence
has sold over $4,000 improved farms
throughout the IS States and Canadian
provinces where Il maintains branches.
Farms on easy terms with stock. tools"
furniture-rcady for the Springs plant
ing. Offering pleasant Sc.t-SupportinE
homes. steady jobs and bright futures.
on page II you will read how $500 gets
i 6O-acre Farm on improved road. w!ih
COWS. poultry. tools. furniture Included
--1-roOm house. barn. all Only S9j' See
page 81 Tor Il ll2-Hcrc farm wish horses
10 cattle. poultry. tools. crops. est
mated 100000 feet timber; 200 hbI arp'c
orchard: S-room house. % II. Darn, ioUl-
,ry house, only s230t. part cash. Page
y tells about 2iO-Icrc farm secured
with 500: l0-rcOm house. barnS,
horses. !? COWS and calves. poul-
try. tools. etc all $3.50. Then on page
81 notice the 40o-aCre Pennsylvania
farm. on br!ck pavement with her
SEES. IS cattle. IS hogs. poultry. toO.S;
estimated 1000 cords wood. 100000 feet
timber; 80 acres tHlaGc: good S-ro"m
house. overlooking river: 81 =. barn,
stable. siio garage. etc. only S6.DOV'
part cash. fruit. truck, poultry. grain
cotton. stock, dairy and general farms.
FIorIda's orange groves and winter
homes TO meet your requirements. ne
largest LIST ever offered for first pay
rnerts Of $500 and less. THIS book has
enormous International circulation and
YOU cant afford 10 buy without It, Get
your free copy now. You can save time
and money through our helpful coast
to-coast service. Write today. STROCT
FARM AGENCY. NC. sol \. G. lnion
Bank Bldg. Pittsburgh. IA. ma z
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-03
.HIGCESON IS new
PHOTOGRAPHER HEAD

Pittsburgh. March 2.-T.. l.. lfiGEeSon
Of AshcvilIe y. G., was elected president
of the PhotoGra piers Association of the
Middle Atlantic States, To succeed Geo.
J. K0osuth. of Wheeling. W. Va. at tina
closing session of the annual convention
here today. Other officers named were:
Vice president. \. S. Bason East Orange
y. j.: Secretary q. !. Turner. Princeton
y. j. and treasurer. T.. w. Brown. Beaver
Ia.
State vice prcSidcnts elected INCLUDED:
New Jersey. +. Euband. Newark: Penn
sylvania. Mrs. 4. t. Mckee. Pittsburgh;
Maryland. J. G. Christh'!. Baltimore;
West Virginia. !. ". Westcnberger.
Parkersburg: Virginia. J. dc Mesny
Norfolk.
The Kansas City. Missouri. delegation
Invited the delegation to hold its next
convention in that city. The new Off
GERS will select the 1928 convention city
later.
O. J. Turner Of Princeton. y. j. J. Z.
Erickson. Of Erie. Pa, Il. T. Doencr, or
Philadelphia. and others were awarded
salon certificates for exhibits OF prints.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-03
PUBLIC SCHOOLS HOLD
CIVILIZATION INTACT

Ch!caEr. March 2.-D",.Ir.t:"u that
civilization In America is h".UG hrid TO-
Ecthcr hy the public S"h"",$ aSA.nsI 'h'
onslauEh'S Of millions sc uu"du'a'rd
south European Immigrants. WAS wad"
by NJ &. Clark. Of SIOUX city. Iowa. hr-
for" the National Edu,d'iu" .t>Su"'htt"r
today. lie said that p""S.Ur" "C present
financial distress aI"ujd not lead
American Communities int" 'ho "ron".
mic error of reducing to-, h"r,' .'riari"&
Sell education u tn" 'i:l,lr"r and
YOU hay" sold your educational pro-
gram 10 their parents and 1" IL" r""r'"
Of your CitX." !. II. H;wun. &C Sew
Orleans. declared lie Sr"k" ~ favor Of
Advertising tn" puzzle $ch""l
II. l.. Wilson. sHrcr."'' u!'nl "c
schools In Ecrkr.y. cal, r;..r " $.mlar
message to his co-workrrs. asserting
that schools mus, l." "S"ld' to n" I'ih
lie as merchandise is sold Through
frank. honest, cuncr"t" NWh'i.I;}
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-03
BANK ROBBERS ARE
UNDER HEAVY BOND

Columbus March c.--Tonds aEgreGat-
Ing $500 0N0 each were required in MI
niclpal court today on three men charG-
ell with the robbery Of the Hilltop
branch Of the Citizens Trust & Savings
company. here. last Tuesday, and the
Strelton branch OF the same institution
last December. Each Of the three men.
Charles Provence. Harry Lutz and Jas.
Dunlap. entered pleas of not guilty.
4 fourth man, Walter Van Dyke. was
held In 100000 bond on a charge OF
participating only in the Steelton rob-
berry.
y special grand Jury will consider the
ca SeS next Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-03
TURN ABOUT IS
ONLY FAIR PLAY

Newark. y. j.. March -.--I'ootlc sgcrS
who oncrltr on the "whiSkcS curb NJ
IIal."y street and Hrantford place. w"r"
snickcring today n; TWO OF their iHI-
lows who let themselves he taken in D.!
4 couple Of city sliCkcrs from New YORK
to the extent Of SlJ,O0n
The gentlemen from New fork ar
rived with tales Of AN aged and corrupt
sea captain who had - barrels OF
Struggled whiskcy. The Newark hoo'-
lccgcrS accompanied them to the cAchc'
tasted tho LIQUOR and found II thor
ouyhly unconstitut!nna and paid over
$4,000 for - barrels.
As they were carting il away, one ol
the pair decided TO take another Sanpi"
lie bored every barrel without hhd'hf
ANYTHING more intoxicating IMAM SC"
water.