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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-27
TO SEND
THREE DELEGATES
TO ny" CONVENTION
F. II. Williams, Wright Hugus and J.
o. Slaton to Represent the
Local Organization.

f. H. Williams. Wright HuCus and
J. 0. Slaton will represent the Wheel
Ing y. VI. {. \. at the state Convcn.
ton Of the Young Mems Christian As
sociatiOn 10 be held at ParkersburS,
October -. This meeting has been
called to consider plans Tor the scp1-
rate organization Of separate state
Committc" which will supervise al
phases OF the associations activity IN
the state.
As Il result OF the rapid growth OF
the y. VI. {. \. in the past few years.
leading West Virginia Associations
have requested authorities 10 With
draw from the jurisdiction oil the In
tcrState Committee under whose Sa'
pcyviSion are grouped the states OF
Delaware. Maryland. West Virginia
and the District Of Columbia.
The program Of the convention has
been drawn up b. committee" OF
prominent business and professional
men Interested in the \. consisting o.
Senator Howard Sutherland and eN'
Governor J. J. CurnwcIl. cX-ofiiclo:
MeSsrS. T.. l.. DAVIDSON. ParkcrS6urEr
chairman; }. G.. Bradley. Dundon; A.
SpatcS RrHdv. ElKinS: J. NJ. Hartley
Faivmuni; John Davidson. Charles
ton; II. J. LoC&h1rt. rarkcrShuIg; Or.
John l.. D;ckcy. Wheeling; /. y. )ca'
con. Williamson.
State committee directing Two
phases Of association work HAY" r"H'
drrcd extensive service Ia West VIZ
.;inia in III" past year. h0'F '''
leadership vi J. {. bradley. president
ut the Coal Operators ASSorl"tinE'
the Y. NJ. {. \. coal mining commute"
has promoted the extension OF com
munitv work among the coal fields OF
m. state. Ex-Governor Cornwcu Is
chairman OF the boys work commit
rrr which has been active IL urSanlA'
INK boys clubs in hIch schools, gram
MAJ schools and in the Industries.
State Pride Pronounced.
There is 4 growing conviction.
says Mr. Bradley. that state PRIDE
unity of feeling. and mora! ldeallSm
are more pronounced III West VIZ
giuia than ever before. Rotary anH
kiwauis clubs. churches, sunday
:, hool association. the Scout move
men, and the y. NJ. {. 4. are all ger
ting together. There used to be- opc''
ptrd ON interstate lines. hut We te"l
rhu, the time is upportune LOT N"S'
Njrginia to act rs 4 separate cn"'S
in all these enterprises.
III 4 Y. NJ. {. \. 1t u coal "pcVa,'o"
will ouly do 4 Traction or What II HAS
.inue at many OF them toward stop
ming the movement 10 draw apart lh'
.rmployer and cmployc. and develop
irg 4 progressive. American, CHRIS
,j1u spirit. il should be- worth what
oyer il costs and there should DC one
at every coal mining town OF il!'!
households. 1t is TO be hoped tha'
m. new state committee VIII Dc "pr
IN Introduce the county or dls'''ct
n,on nj the association in Logan ana
Nipco counties and in the New kiNc!'
n,rcficld and Huntington districts.
Among the convention speakers
will be Ex-Governor tornWeH. j. VI
bradley. John Brown. Jr.' NJ. H. Hen'
;nr Secretary of the Physical Depart
meut OF the International oln'n'''c'
Of Y. NJ. C. As of New York.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-27

shows that you have made a cats
paw OF others. You have induced
your moro ignorant fellow country.
men to violate the law and have hid.
den behind them with the promise TO
pay them and their wives and lett
them TO suffer the penalty for your
misdeeds. This court proposes 10 see
that you get some of the same pun
ishment you have caused others to
suffer"
Franz was convicted OF the posses.
sion of Il still. mash and liquor and
the manufacture Of liquor.
Witnesses testified that Franz hired
others 10 operate the still for him al
PA Main street and had promised
the wife OF Jacob Lopeski 10 pay her
money should her husband be ar.
rested.
a motion for a new trial was imme.
diately entered by Attorney ID. A. Nc,
kec, but this was refused. He asked
for a stay Of execution and this mo.
toin will be held in allegiance for sew.
eral days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-27

"GuyarA,;tc C'uh coffee. a c"mh.aa
zion g" thc fines: cntt""s grown. Mellow
Aromatic. Delicious. ADV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-27
SERIOUS BLADDER TROUBLE.

could not stand nor sit and was
forced TO cry ont from intense pain
writes Henry Williams. Tark.o. Mon
,ann. The doctors SAID | had innam-
nation Of the bladder and an operation
was necessary. Tried Foley Kidney
Pills and improved al once. Tell all my
friends nhou, Foley Kidney Pills. as II
will save many from suffering and per-
haps as IN my case. dangerous opera
ton Bladder and kidney trouble de-
mand prompt treatment. Foley Kidney
r;Ns give quick relief. Sold every
where. (AdTD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-27
.STE|NY FRANZ
FOUND GUILTY
Sentenced to Six Months in Ohio
County Jail and to Pay Fine Of
$1,000 and Costs.

The second jury TO try tho case o.
Stciny Franz, OF 2l47 Main street,
charged with violating the liquor
laws, drlibcratcd but fifteen minutes
and returned a verdict OF guilty.
Judge w. +. Baker immediately
passed sentence and Franz was sen
fenced TO pay Il fine of $1,000 and to
serve six months in the Ohio county
iail. Should the fine not be paid AT
The expiration of his sentence Franz
was sentenced TO serve six additional
months.
In passing sentence Judge Baker
said: THE evidence in your case
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-27

Nor, women every day arc iui!uS
c,,prnr, and cl,c in Nui,ira carriers.
on sale 4; Geo. NJ. Su""N 60.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-16

Philadelphia explorers have found
where Antiochus is buried in Pal
estine. Philadelphia police are at
work on the case
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-16
SNAKE BITE

Pall-bearers, step forward to bury another generally ac-
copied idea, now exploded as false. Whiskey is not good for
snake bite, announces DR.. Gilbert Wander Smissen, specialist
in treating gents who have thoughtlessly stepped on rattlers,
copperheads water moccasins and other lovable pets.
In fact, says DR.. Smissen, a quart of rye or Scotch is apt
to lessen the victims chances of recovery.
Other scientists back DR.. Smissen's views. They have
been carrying on Investigations started by the Brazilian i'll
stitute of serum therapy.
Science thus vindicates the legal ruling, a few months ago,
by Judge j. G. Hutcheson Of the federal court in session at
Corpus Christi, Tex.
A gentleman on trial for violating the Volstead act had
explained that snakes were numerous and active in his COM
munity, and that it was considered necessary to have a bottle
Of hooch on hand.
The Judge said he had been brought up on the theory that
whiskey was good for snake bite, but that the idea has been
exploded by science. A heart stimulant hastens circulation Of
poison through the body. He added: "Two hundred and fifty
dollars and costs!'
Like most evils, snake bite is not as dangerous as gener-
ally believed. The average mortality from American venom
Gus serpents is only a little more than 10 out of 100 persons
bitten, according to the governments Biological Survey.
Most snakes, the survey adds, ~skeedaddle at the approach
of man. And their striking distance is only about three
fourths of their length.
Goodby, oldest of John Barleycorn's alibisl
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-16
TURNING POOR SEASON INTO GOOD

The wonderful weather that this section of the country
has been enjoying for the past month or more has been a
great incentive for tourists and vacationists. This is shown
by the continuation of the heavy traffic through this city
every weekend. The number of automobiles is as great
as it was during the height of the season.
Hotel men along the coast complain that it has been a
poor year for them. 1t is true that the early part Of the
summer was rainy and there was a dead loss for a greater
part of July. August was better, but it was not possible to
recover the setback already received. Then came Labor Day
and, as far as the Jersey coast is concerned, everything
closed.
Since Labor Day, however, we have been having the
finest weather of the year. 1t has been almost ideal along
the shore, yet practically all of the big hotels that cater to
the class of people who can take vacations at any time of
year and who spend a great deal of money, are closed. APP
parently, there is no attempt to draw business after Labor
Day. Had these big hotels, seing what a poor early season
they were having, decided to keep open through September
and October they might have turned what proved to be a
poor season into one of the most profitable years in their
history.
1t is very noticeable that the resort hotels that do an
all-year business have been running to capacity all through
the fall. This may be attributed to two causes. In the first
place, the delightful weather has caused people to prolong
their vacations and to travel, and in doing so they have gone
TO those hotels which were known to be open.
When the New Jersey coast resorts wake up to the fact
that all vacations and outings do not end with Labor Day they
will arrange to do business as long as there is business to be
done. Places like Spring Lake, Belmar, Asbury Park and
Long Branch are just as attractive and ought to be drawing
lust as big crowds these beautiful fall days as Atlantic City
or any of the mountain resorts to which the people are flock
ing in large numbers. Many of these people would go to the
North Jersey coast resorts if the high class hotels had not de-
hberately closed their doors.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-16

Q. What is a pi line in printing?
&C. G. G..
A. Type which is mixed and has
no meaning is called pi. Such lines
appear in print by error.
@. Give simple directions for
building a camp fire.-R. Y.
A. In making a camp fire, gather
small dry twigs Oh with a pocket
knife shave some small sticks Build
these into a pyramid, then build
larger pieces around and over it.
This will ignite readily and make a
quick fire. Always use hard wood
when available, as this will make
good Goals.
@. Name the territorial posses
sions of the United States.-N. G. r.
A. The outlying possessions of the
United States are Alaska, American
Samoa Guam, Hawaii, Panama Ca
nal Zone, Porto Rico, Philippine Is
lands and the Virgin Islands.
Q. When does a man lift his hat
to other men ?-P. r. j..
A. In recognizing clergymen or
distinguished or elderly men of his
acquaintance.
@. How many members composed
the Roman Senate?-F. G. N.
A. There were 800 in the Senate
of Rome, representing the heads OF
the 800 clans which according to
prehistoric tradition were merged
into the cantons that formed the
Roman Republic.
@. How many planes are In Air
Mail Service Phi. M.
A. There are so planes in this
service. -
q. Why is Between you and I
incorrect?"-A. j. B.
A. Because the proposition be-
tween controls the case of both
pronouns which must be in the OBJ
jective case.
@. viii the feeding of meat in
GREASE the production of eggs from
A. Hens given meat, fish or milk
products In their diet will lay from
38 to IS per cent more eggs than
those which have only GRAND food
and what bugs and worms they can
pick up on free range.
@. Did the batter ever have
four strikes in baseball?-N. P.
A. In 1887 the batter was al
lowed four strikes. This lasted
but n year. when three strikes
became the rule.
@. What states have a larger pro-
portion of white females than white
males ?-I. J. M.
A. According to the last census
report this was the case in Massa-
chusetts, Rhode Island, New York
and Washington, D. c.
Q. What is the proper time Of
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-16

WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.-The
United States has more periodical
literature than any country in the
world and if a man sought to keep
up with it's full volume he could
spend his entire time on nothing
o,st and still be far behind. No II
can hope to be familiar with al
the publications issued periodical
ly in this country, but perhaps the
least known group, so far as the
general magazine reading public IS
concerned, Is composed of publlca-
tons of the highest quality.
This group is composed of the
monthly bulletins issued by the
great banking institutions of the
country. Business men and bank
ers who are close students of cur
rent events and take every precau-
ton to be informed are familiar
with these publications, but they al
most entirely escape the notice of
the general public. They are not ad-
vcrtlsed and they are not displayed
on newsstands. Yet some of the
best literary talent in the country
is engaged in their preparation and
they are given away free.
A few of the banks restrict their
lists to customers and depositors,
hut, as a general rule. any person
may be placed on the mailing list
to receive these bulletins without
charge,
One of the longest established
and best of these publications is
the monthly bulletin of the National
City Bank of New York. 1t usually
is a publication of about fifteen
pages, all of which is text as no ad-
vertisements are carried. This pub
LEGATION is edited by George M.
Roberts, vice president of the bank.
Mr.. Roberts formerly was director
of the mint and has for many years
Occupied an enviable position as
ece0omist and commentator on
business, social and political affairs.
Mr.. Roberts salary probably Is
greater than that of any magazine
editor in the country, not exclud-
Ing the great nationally known
monthlies. Were he not connected
with the bank and followed the vo-
cation of writing for the general
press, his articles would be in great
demand and his name would be ad-
vertised on many covers AS 1t Is,
his talents are devoted to the mod
estly conducted but immensely val
uable periodical which the public
never sees because 1t does not take
the trouble to ask the City National
Bank to be put on the mailing
list
Take the current issue of this
publication as a typical example.
1t contains carefully written discus
sions under the following topics:
general business conditions; indus
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-16
to attempt tree surgery?-M.

year to attempt tree surgery?-M.
A.
A. As a general rule, tree surgery
can be undertaken at almost any
time of the year when sap Is not
running too actively and the wealth
err is not cold enough to freeze ce-
ment, if this is being used. In most
trees the sap will interfere with
the work only while the buds and
leaves are expanding in the spring.
Cement work will be ruined II it is
frozen before 1t is set. 1t is not
likely to be injured by frost after
setting for a few days.
@. How many rooms are contain
ed in the Vatican at Rome?
A. The Vatican is said to have
LOO rooms.
@. Do many people from the
United States tour Canada in auto
mobiles Pc. e. H.
A. According to the Canadian
Customs Department over 100000
cars from this country entered Can
ada for this purpose last year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-16

Hawaiian volcano is boiling over
and Bryan is speaking for his broth
err in Nebraska also.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-16
Ouestions-Answer

Any reader can get the answer to
any question by writing The Perth
Amboy Evening News Information
Bureau, Frederic j. Haskin. Director.
Washington, d. C. This offer APP
plies strictly to information. The
bureau cannot give advice on legal.
medicinal and financial troubles. II
does not attempt to settle domestic
troubles. nor to undertake exhaus-
tive research on any subject. Write
your question plainly and briefly.
Give full name and address and en-
close two cents In stamps for return
postage. All replies are sent direct
to the inquirer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-16

About 1900 sealskins were sold
in st. Louis, from which about 170,-
600 sealskin coats will be made.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-16
Bible Thought For Today

RICHES DO NOT SATISFY-He that loveth silver
shall not be satisfied with silver; nor he that loveth abund
ance with increase: this is also vanity. When goods in
crease, they are increased that eat them; and what good is
there to the owners thereof, saving the beholding of them
with their yes?-Ecclesiast 5: 40, Al.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-16

6k{
| - lon SIMS

The spice of life pals when it is
all spice.
Let's make Safety First last.
The trouble with the movies is
they show what people like.
Every man thinks he has too
much when he shaves.
Birds of a feather flock to hats.
What is sadder than a poor imita-
ton of being happy?
All kinds of flowers get loved ex-
cept wall flowers.
An actress is known by the nus
bands she divorces.
This winter it will be Where
there's smoke there's a crowd.
Some oficeseekers don't even get
a good run for their money.
Kentucky farmer whipped two
aviators who landed in his field. His
slogan is swat the fiers."
1t is all right to be sorry for some
thing If it is not yourself.
FIapper Philosophy is a new
book. Their real philosophy is that
a girl must be fast to catch a man.
Eighth wonder of the world is
"Where can l get s per cent. inter-
est?"
AL Jennings, famous ex-bandit.
may become an actor. Hope AL
doesn't become a bad actor.
Swiss cheese, which has eve
seen Switzerland, is higher now be-
cause of the tariff.
When a man cannot get a grip on
himself someone else can.
Marriage is an institution. 1t is an
institution Of learning.
About 1900 sealskins were sold
in st. Louis, from which about 170,-
600 sealskin coats will be made.
Hawaiian volcano Is boiling over
and Bryan is speaking for his broth
err in Nebraska also.
Philadelphia explorers have found
where Antiochus is buried in Pal
estine. Philadelphia police are at
work on the case.
man who does not understand what
relation the German ~reparations or
the Near Eastern situation bears
to his pocketbook a find out by
reading such publications as those
mentioned above. He will know
what effects various kinds Of legis-
lation are having on the country
and what production and prices are
in a number of fields. The banks
consider that they spend their
money wisely when they educate the
business people with whom they
deaf and therefore they spare no
expense in issuing periodicals of
90 ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-16

Marriage is an institution. 1t is an
institution Of learning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-16

When a man cannot get a grip on
himself someone else can.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-16

Swiss cheese, which has never
seen Switzerland, is higher now be-
cause of the tariff.
The Jasper news., 1922-09-21

Our Fall Millinery and Footwear will delight vo1
The Junior Departments brimfu of the latest and snan
piest for the youngsters ~ P
Every section of our store radaes Faps choicest offerings
We invite you to pay vis-We have showing that will
please and interest you. e ~ "
The Jasper news., 1922-09-21

TRICOSHAM-.-The sea-
sons newest offerings in
silk knit fabric; 40 inches
WIDEN navy, black, brown
and other shades SS.4O
CANTON CREPE-40
inch, beautiful quality, in
black, navy, blue and all
sport shades S2.9S
VELVETEEN - N e W,
twill back, 36 inches wide;
fast pile, lustrous finish.
Very popular this sea-
son S1.5O
The Jasper news., 1922-09-21
Autumn's Legacy of Beautiful
Materials for Fall
SILKS

CHIFFON VELVET
36 inches wide, in all the
popular shades S4.OO
CREPE de CHIMES
40inches wide, lovely quail
ity, handsome shades: ma
Wy, gray, taupe, tan, peach
old rose, yellow, brown,
Jade, black an d other
colors S1.29
BROCADED CREPES
--40-inch, handsome quail
ity, blue with self figures
and white with white.
Patterns $500
The Jasper news., 1922-09-21

SERGE-AllWoo Storm,
sponged and shrunk, A
inches wide, in navy, green,
brown, black, garnet, bur-
gundy and plum S1.98
SERGE-AllW French
40 inches wide, excellent
quality. Colors: avy,
green, brown, black, gar
net, burgundy, reseda and
plum S1.69
The Jasper news., 1922-09-21
Latest Arrivals In
WOOL GOODS

TRICOTINE-All wool,
fine quality; "a inches
wide. All the la tes t
shades S2.95
BROADCLOTH--56 in
ches wide in all the staple
colors $3.50
POIRET TWILLS- 81
inches wide, fine quality,
in navy, brown, black and
other shades $3.50
The Jasper news., 1922-09-21
DRESSES COATS
$1O.5O to $45 $13.75 to SIS

Dame Fashion has been
most liberal in her vari-
ance of style and materials
for frocks this season.
Poiret Twills, Tricotines,
French Serges and other
wool cloths with braid and
embroidery trims. Can
ton Crepes, Satins, Crepe
de Chimes are all repre-
sented.
The Jasper news., 1922-09-21
Sport Skirts
$500 to $9.85

You will find these models
to be just what you are
looking for. They are made
of duvetyne, 'Prunella cloth
and the new and attract
i've Sessura, in stripe and
plaid effects. Button
trimmed, tan, nankin, CO.
pen, reindeer, brown and
navy are som e of the
ground colors.
The Jasper news., 1922-09-21
Fall Opening Sale

Our greatest salestarts Saturday, September
23rd. We have assembled complete assort-
ment Of merchandise, for which we have search
ed all important markets of the United States
to provide you with the best grade of merchan-
disc at reasonable price. You will find here
Spot Cash" prices. By selling for cash we
eliminate our credit losses and extra overhead
expenses. We pass these savings on TO you.
The Jasper news., 1922-09-21

Handsome models made of
cloths of the Bolivia fami-
ly and Velvettas such as
the new Revellas, Lus-
trolas, Sarossas, Norman
dys, Marvellettas and all
t h e wanted materials,
strikingly trimmed with
opossom, skunk. caracul.
Sizes ID to So
The Jasper news., 1922-09-21
Style Creations Unparalleled
for Beauty

Fall has been most generous in the diversity of lovely
styles for women and misses The wrappy coats with
their soft attractive nes the new suits in their var
led styles-and Autumns contribution of dresses un-
equaed for beauty of material and line make this sea-
sons galaxy OF handsome apparel the most delightful
ever presented
The Jasper news., 1922-09-21
Carthage's Great Fashion Show

Dry Goods and Clothing Stores of Carthage
will give Fashion Show September 26-29 in
elusive, at the Crane Theater each afternoon
and night There will be a special display by
some of the merchants showing the newest Gre
atoms for men and women. 1t will pay you to
attend each day. There will be street dance
on, Friday night, September 20, Immediately
following the Fashion Show.
The Jasper news., 1922-09-21
Tailored Blousss
STAPLE BARGAINS

BLANKET SPECIAL
We have 200 pairs, full
size, good weight Cotton
Blankets; irregular 81 As
seller and a good value at
that, but placed on special
sale for our opening, Sat
urday, S ep tenn Der 2S,
each S1.1S
The Jasper news., 1922-09-21
Novelty Wool Hose for Fall

You will be interested in the new numbers in WOOL
and silk and wool novelty hose for your fall footwear
Ladies twotone, novelty wool hose seam back. Comes
in the latest combinations of tan and white; and
gold navy and gold silver green and gold and various
other striking combinations S1.98
The Jasper news., 1922-09-21
Suits
$19.75 to $50. so

Made of Tricotines, Poi
ret Twills, fine Velours,
Velvettas and kindred
cloths. Tailored and dress
models--some plain; 9TH
ers heavily embroidered
and button trimmed, to
say nothing of the latest
creation-the Russian
blouse suit.
Sizes ID to 81
The Jasper news., 1922-09-21

The dresses suits and coats for the represent all
that stylish and desirable Dame Fashion has also kept lucky
eye the many other needs for Autumn Her array of beautiful
silks in the ovees tnts and handsomes her
buon of the finest woods in plenty of nobby patterns have all
come under the sway of her artistic fingers.
The Jasper news., 1922-09-21
The Significance of
Pretty Blouses

Is Evidenced in Our New Models for Fall
Creme de Chine over blouse made with round, square
and Peter Pan necks attractivey embroidered. In all
the newest shades such as Margolis, Barbeny, Muffin
together with navy and other pretty colors SS.95
Crepe and Georgette Blouses in the most fetching mod
els. beaded, embroidered combined with lace in two
tone effects Tie back All thenewest shades. S8.95
Tailored Blousss
Our line of Tailored Blouses will interest you. They
are made of crepe de chine and represent the highest
workmanship Collars and cuffs beautifully tailored
plain. tucked, bound or frilled Navy, black white,
bisque and flesh. S1O.SO