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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-25
BUR1NouEN PARK:

La. celebre obra del immortal Julio
Verne, en- tres iornadas titulada ma
tias Sandorff''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-25
UrEE z4As ANTULAa

s5tima jornada de la interesantisima
serie francesa "Judex'.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-25
CINE TRES BANDERAs.

Constance Binney en- el drama en- seis
actos titulado "El Beso robado1 y una
revista grafica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-25
BELIoGRAPH. (cataho)

Estreno de los episodios siete y ocho
de la serie ''El sendero del terror" y
una comedia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-25

tros hotandescs, belgas, franceses y fla
mencos Hasta hace dos ahos, eran
pocos los que sabian que GILES Gobe-
lin vivo en- la corte de Francisco I,
muchos lustros despu5s de que los IA
nenccs hubiesen tejido los tapices que,
sin embargo, ncvan el nombre dc Co
be,in.
Fe5o Ia s.tuaci6n es tai, que ell doc
tor Guertler, Ministro de Finanza, tu-
vo que h1blar.es hace POGO los ''poe-
tas" que han mestrado inconformidad
ante la posibilidad de vender los te
soros artisticos de Austria, con estas
frascs amargas:-Si me impedis que
utilize los gobe,inos para aliviar un po-
CO Ia situacion sereis los responsables,
en- caro- 6e que el pueblo, para vengar-
sc, tome por asalto las escuelas los
museos -. Palabras signifcativas en-
labios de un Mini4tro de Hacienda,
que revea an a cue punto ha llegado es-
te pueblo, cue Sc da cuenta de la ca
rest,a Y Ell halnbre Sc deben las con-
s.deraciones que Sc quieren tensr con
los monunentcs dc Ia cultura. El doc
ter Guertle two otra idea para utili-
zar los Gobe,inos, sin necesidad de
venderlos nj darlos en- prenda: man
darlos los Estados Unidos, hacer
una 'torrnee'. Algo parecido a. 10
que hacen los cantantes. los direqrores
de orquesta y los generates. Director
de Ia "tournee'' serla Frauiein Bach,
maestro en- ell arte de defender las pre-
ciosas telas contra las amenazas de la
polilla. Zero no sc ha hecho cosa al
ma. Los gobelinos contintian dur
miendo en- Schoenbrunn, bien doblados,
en- los estantes EN- que los han puesto
despues de la exposition.
Dicho sea entire nosotros, Sc necesi-
ia tener fortuna para poder vender
esos tRpices La misma enormi I'd
del pcec.o haee dificil la enajenaci6n,
81 es que no sc Quiere ,despreciarlos
Las personals que 'pueden conlprarlos,
son tan pocas, que prefieren ponerse
de acuerdo y dictar Ia ley Cuando Sc
pens6 en- este recurso por la p-imera
vez, centre Ell otofio del t9 y ell invier-
no del 2O], el funcionario encargado
de tratar ell lado practice de la cues
ton, Sc encontr6 en- medic de un CRU
po de gentes que no estaban dispues-
tas consentir que Sc pasase de cierto
psecio La venta no sc llevo a cabo
Sc habia pensado que era inevitable
para renovar las reservas de harina
que estaban agotadas, pero a este nal
Sc lie encontr6 remedio por otros ca
minos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-25

Ia corona continda bajando en- to-
dos los mercados Y mientras tanto,
Sc liQnidan los bienes menudos, Sc re-
venden carrozas libreas de Corte
FL afio pasado Sc perdi6 la OCCASION de
hacer I'm bueH negocio: sc pudo haber
vendido a los vencedores de Belgrade,
eli CAIRO ftlnebre que llev6 Ell cadaver
de Francisco Jose desde la Hofburg a
los Capuchinos, pero la corte de Ser
via, que teria necesidad para los fune-
ralss del Rey Pedro, de una carroza
asi, Sc content6 con pedirla prestada.
Y lcarros funebres para soberanos no
es cosa que sc puede vender en- cada
esquiIa
Tampoco hubo acuerdo cuando Sc
trat6 de vender la berlina en- que
Francisco Jose seguia Ia procession del
Corpus Dom,ni: los agentes servios
qaer.an dar por ella avena Y en- este
pals, hasta ahora, la avena solo es ali
mento para caballos. En- cambio, tu-
vo mejor suerte el carruaje de gala del
Arehiduque Ludovico Victor. Este
vehiculo circulo nluy POGO, porque su
dueno fue destorrado por Ell Enlpera-
dor, a causa de algo parecido a 10 que
denunci6 ell periodista Maxiniliano
Harden, tra> sndosc del Principe de
Eulenburg: muy malas costumbres en-
resumen.
Tambien sc han vendido, segdn de-
ciamos, hbreas de cocheros y de laca-
yos, objesos que permanecen en- poder
del erario aun despues de La derrota,
porque la servidumbre no podria Sc
guir utiiizando, para servir la pobre
republica, les luiosisirnos uniformes de
los tiempos i1nperiales. Pr6xima la
boda de S NJ Alexandra de Jugo-
eslavia, Ell ex-sombrerero de la I. R.
Corte eJta descosiendo q toda prisa las
cucardas amarillas negras de los
sombreros y de las hbreas, con la
misnla prisa esta adhiriendo en- elias
las insignias de la Corte de Belgrade.
No juzgueis NAL al sombrerero 81 ma
mana, asi como ha slistituido las cucar-
das, pcne en- ell letrero anunciador de
su tienda, en- vez del escudo de los
Hapsburgos prudentemente oscurecidos
en- los dias de la revoluci6n, Ell mono
grama S. H. s. Ell tftulo de proveedor
de los Karageorgevitch. Maycres
evo.uciones hemos visto...
IL.
viena, 1922.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-25

Gleria Swanson en- la colossal produc
ci6n "NTacho Hembra''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-25

Maria Jacobini en- Ell precioso drama
en- siete actos "Adi6s Juventud =.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-25
CINE NORMA:

Elena Hammerstein en- ell precioso dra
ma t'Barreras del Pasado" y Ell episo-
dio noveno de la serie "La Flecha Ven
gadora''.
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TEATRo STRAND.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-25

CINE LUNA:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-25

"vAR1EDApEs" tBayam6n).
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-25

E1BECIh[ll(l !
! glN
CINE TRES BANDERAs
Constance Binney en- el drama en- seis
actos titulado "El Beso robado1 y una
revista grafica.
CINE LUNA: 50
La sensational production francesa
"Bouclette' "El angel de la media
noche''.
CINE RIALTo:
William Desmond Taylor en- la colo
sal production "Dichosa Adolescen-
cia". mxai
BUR1NouEE PARK:
La celebre obra del immortal Julio
Verne, en- tres jOrnadas titulada ma
tias sandorff''.
UnE z.As ANTu4LAs
s5tima jornada de la interesantisima
serie francesa "Judex".
TEArRo STRAND:
Gleria Swanson en- la colossal produc
ci6n ''Macho v Hembra'
LIBERTY:
Claire Windsor en- ell bOnito drama
titpIado ''6Qu6 es Mejor?''
CINE NORMA:
Elena Hammerstein en- Ell precioso dra
ma t'Barreras del Pasado'' y Ell episo-
dio noveno de la serie la Flecha Ven
gadora''
BEL1oGRAPH. (oataho)
Estreno de los episodios siete y ocho
de la serie ''El sendero del terror y
una comedia.
"vAR1EDADEs" tBayam6n).
Maria Jacobini en- el precioso drama
en- siete actos "Adi6s Juventud
IF - u ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-13
No NECESSITY FOR ALARM

we are informed By the Chamber
~ Commerce that shut-lns. blind
boys and other dealers IN magazines.
need have no further alarm for the
contemplated movement OF the
Campfire Girls In soliciting maya
zine orders. 'as II must be stopped
where II has been done II r. prob
ably In ignorance OF the fact that
the Community Chest bars them from
soliciting funds In this or any other
manner, This movement originated
In the East and was intended as a
means OF helping the girls carry on
their work and TO promote the
~Campfirc Girisr idea. but since they
have been Included In the Community
Chest further solicitation Is unnsces
0ry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-13
A WoSpERFuL TREAT

Edna pendieton. prima donna In
she original production OF that beau
tiful musical comedy hit. Mary.
who n homo for short visit with
her parents. gave a wonderful CON
cert for the good Sunshine folks out
q tho county hospital.
This was indeed a wonderful tr~a,
and every minute Of II was enjoyed
BY these shut.lns. some OF whom
have been there 10 to IL Year,. Tears
q happiness flowed freely ~ Miss
pendletcn sang their favoritcs.
Roland Jennings was responsible
for this great treat Tho following
ladies served coffee and cake; Mes
DANES Van Alstine. Merrill. Hawkes..
zeixer. ritc. Young. Lackay and
Hhntix
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-13

rheumatism IL pain only Not
one case IN fifty requires internal
treatment. Hsop druggingl Rub
soothing penetrating st Jacobs
oil" directly into your sore. stiff
joints and muscles and relief comes
Instantly. st Jacobs orr ia a harm
less rheumatism cure which never
ana cannot burn or ds-
color the skin,
Lumber up, Quit complaining Get
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-13
Recommend Permit
for Feeder Buses

The council utilities committee has
recommended issuance OF n permit
TO l. l.. stuekey 10 operate feeder
bus service In the Green Lake dis
uiot The jittnsy win connect with
Tho car line at the Green Lake sta
uon. and transfers will be given.
s'ucksy has been In operation for
some time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-13
kA RHEUMATIC JolNLs IE
kR Rub Pain Right Out Try This! Aa9W

a ANAL trial bottle o. old time st
Jacobs Oh" NJ any drug store and W
just a moment you1l be free from
rheumatic pain. soreness and stiff.
ness. Don't suffer- Relief ana a
cure awaits you. -st. Jacobs on" has
cured millions o. rbsumatisn suffer.
eru In the last half century. and il
lust as good for sciatica. neuralgia.
lumbago, bankanhe. Hprains and
rwslllugr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-13
SUNSHINE SMILES
for Seattle Shutns and Their Friends Every Friday
in The Seattle Star
R.
Capitol

now living al the Ladies OF the q.
A. Il. homo. ruyallup. She would
love TO hear from friends and sun.
sinners This old lady. past %. hopes
TO live TO pass tho century mark. She
was formerly a civil war nurse. and
stiii retains clear conception OF hap
penings In and apout Washington.
ID. c.. in the days OF lincoln. whom
abe knew personally.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-13
A COMMUNICATION

Dr. Lropci
have been reading Sunshine
Smiles for some months. with ~~pe.
cial interest. m ! have been = semi.
invalid myself for over two years
| have r. H., and tho u Il apparently
arrested. have 10 rest a great deal
and be very csfcfui. hut am mos,
happy 10 be up even for . part OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-13

with my children. II II wonderful
thing that you arc doing. ] thing TO
interest poopls in tho unfortunate
onea. | am sorry for the ones who
cannot get out at all. do once In
a while. once or twice a month. but
II tires me very much and In hard
on mo to ride on street cars.
l enclose a little parody on "-r1n
We Meet Again" composed whils !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-13
.Shcrten the days mile by
prcfixing an - TO IT,"

yssf fu the hesrs Of oil the days
WuA kindly deeds ard happy trays;
Thcn care ssd scorrv cannot cove.
Nor wake wssh yea for loac Their
home:
FOR nke seeks like fhis srheie sccrid
Ger.
And coed creates Of itself WORE
--Morp Porter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-13
was IN ririanda. You may use 4,
In your column. Yours truly.
wiNIFRED NEWELL.
1919 18th Ave. &. w.

Srditcr's Note After reading the
above letter ana the following possn.
I sm sure there Will be asfasaae ~ho
~tli ses that this dear lady aoes not
have 20 dspend on gha street cars for
her cuttings. No matter ho~ badly the
latter may nssd the m.seyt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-13

TN ren rhon men condemn az Vt.
find 80 much Of goodness sfiH;
In men schom men pronounce
dirfne,
find so much Of SIN and blot.
hesitate 10 drai1 line
Beficen the tpo-s1here. God has
not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-13

mu&lns WIN be pleased TO learn
eAAt Mn. Robert W. Gran. our genial
ounshins worker. Is again home from
ebs hospital. following an operation
which VII necessitate several weeks
q rest before she returns TO the
fIn1A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-13
AUTOS CARRYING sHUT-Ns
THIS WEEK

Ruwef1 James, Walter Cafbnith.
Merf1n l. Moore. Julius Charleneau.
Leo c. Palmer. DR.. Fred Fiset and
MrA c. W. Shztia-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-13
CARD OF THANKS

Mrs. Berthe Naegele. who has
been confined To her home with
a broken leg the last four weeks.
wishes to thank her kind neigh
boris and many friends for their
kindnesses and lovely rcmem-
brances-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-13

sNoHoMiSIf. - finohomish Aeris
10. 100 fraternal order Of Eagles.
oeiebrates its goth anniversary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-13

A Scotch proverb tells W.:
mae man can be happy without
friend. nor sure OF him tiii
he's unhappy"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-13

The tinks OF Friday. the 18Th. VIII
ut an awful Jolt tonight. out nt FIR
lands r. II. eanltarium. when the
Aloone 3arx orchestra start their fir~-
works dispensing all the 81 varieties
q fir~t-elsss pick M your coxy bed
ana shake a lively leg jazz
There viii be good singing and
fIns ensertainmcnt turnout the
evening. Those taking part win be
A. Phrc<ho. harpist: n. ID. relrs. ban
toiss: J. NJ. rnge. accordlanisc: Prof,
D. v. Dudley. pianist. and Fred
Colm. director. There viii also be
several singers whose names We
could not obtain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-13

we have Just been Informed
that the North End Flower club
II making plans 10 supply sea-
sonahic bulbs and flowers 10
every north end shut-in who de-
rlres them during the coming
year. II you are interested In
flowers and bulbs. let us know
and you viii have a wonderful
tr~at In watching them grow.
This applies only 20 north end
ers At present. but will be car
rfed out an over the city as
plans develop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-13

DR.. Loope:
did not see the list Of names In
Tho Star that you mentioned. so I
am sending a line to you. The 70
ciety win acknowledge the gifts sent
to us during the holiday season by
orr many kind friends, thru the
5 Home Finder" our little pubiica-
ton. However, I wish TO thank you
and those who assisted you. person
ally. and tell you how pretty our
tree was and how much the children
enjoyed the candy and music. In
fact. all the things you sent were
tAoroly enjoyed.
wish you might have se~n the
0Dddlers when they came down 10
the tree They we're so happy. and
they would all say thank you" IL
they could. and wish you each a
happy new year. Yours truly.
MAMIE WILLARD.
hstron Washington Children's
Home.
TILL YOU'RE WELL AGAIN
Last night In my dreams came a
tision,
with q mcssao> for each Of - here
Thru FtrIond's ,1ide halls
roicc softly calls.
Haze courage ard be Of good cheer.
Chorus
smHc the uhIe. aItho you may be
sad,
> Forget your cares and make Jclepe
you're oE1d:
Nercr let yourself feel blue,
Therein be better times for von,
Things viH change; thoreH come
happD day
When pour troubles an hauc Hoton
nU0Ys
80 smile and rest
and hope and PRAY
TIL you're toeH again.
--Winifred Nc,1eH.
Friends Of Mrs. Sara Kingsberry
VII be pleased to know that she Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-13

Molasses finest dark New Orleans: 2it-Ib. tin. -
4Is-lb. tin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. AZ
Mazola-Pint 27e; Of 52t u gal 00t: gal. ~ o.
Pure Fruit Jelly assorted varieties. sig oz. glass
Italian Prunes fancy, extra large size 5b. box. 05
Split Italian Prunes very fine, lbs. 20
Swansdown Cake Flour, pkg. .............. 81,
Olympic Cake and Pastry Flour, pkg. d.
Puff Rice. pkg. TIC: Puff Wheat, pkgs. rs,
Map Of Italy Pure Olive Oil, Lpt 49,; pit .63'
quart NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 Il!
Morton Shaker Salt IL
Eastern Solid Pack Tomatoes, No. cans 15e, for a.
Our Choice Sugar Peas, 14r 8 for. .........3 0
Corn, cans Observation-Disclosures. 81,
Pearl Tapioca, 3 lbs. Observation-Disclosures. rs,
Pop Corn, finest quality, lbs ...............29 %,
Heinz's Baked Beans, sm.. 3 cans. Is,
medium, 3 cans soc; large ..................27
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-13

Get full nourishment OF
food you eat by eating
one TO three cakes Of
fieischmAnn's yeast
each day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-07
.BIELASkI KIDNAPPING
TESTIMONY IS GIVEN

Mexico City. July 6.-(By the Asso-
ciated rress)-Formal statements in
writing, dealing with the recent kid
mapping Of A. Bruce Bielaski. former
head OF the Bureau Of Investigation or
the American department Of Justice.
were presented in court today by Mrs
Rielaski and Sonora Manuel Rarcenas,
wife Of the MEXICAN lawyer who was
kidnapped at the same time. The state
ments completed tho formal testimony
Of all the persons known I" have had
intimate knowledge Of the hold-up that
occurred near tucrnavaca.
Mr. Biclaskt and Senior Barcenas were
In court unity midnight last night writ
Ing their versions Of the incident. which
were slowly translated into Spanish to
the Judge. Other members Of the Bic
lasM party had previously submitted
statements
Mr.. Biclaski told The Associated
In a local court TO make n statement
was the only legal process to which he
had been subjected and he had no reas-
on TO believe that his arrest was con-
terminated by the federal authorities
81 was most Courteously requested by
the local court" he said. ito submit in
writing my story Of the kidnapping and
although the task was tedious and re-
quired some eight hours to complete.
fcIi that every step was covered. The
authorities have been extremely conSid
crate and there was no !Etimation that
nv arrest was 10 he ordered or that I
was 10 he taken TO CuernavaCa for a
hearing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-07
EXPLOSION BLINDS
FOLLANSBEE WORKER
Bernard Dusan Horribly Burned Whss
Water II Spilled on lEottsn Tin

Steubenvlle. Ohio, July s.-fspeciaD
bernard Dugan. aged IS years. EN-.
ploye OF the Follansbee. w. Va. plant
Of the Folansbee Brothers company,
was terribly burned this afternoon
when cold water came in contact with
molten tin. causing an explosion. which
spa shed hot metal all over his face and
body.
He was rushed TO the Ohio Valley
hospital in this city where attending
physicians took two pieces Of hardened
tin as large as peas out Of each eye and
there is little hope that his sight can
he saved. E.
In addition. the doctors extracted
from his chest. arms. legs and nose
chunks OF tin, as large as walnuts.
which had hardened after burning their
way through the flesh His condition
Is seriou9.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-07
ST. MARYS

s.. Mary's W Va. Iuly 81. Dot
son. ! H. Severn. A W Cr"nin and
Chas Braun 81 Peasants We're trans
acting business here Saturday,
G. Cooke of afro was here Monday
looking after the Interests oi the South
Penn OIL "ompanys work near Shawnr'.
NJ &. Harper Of Broad Run was a
visitor In the city Sunday.
Mrs Earl HaIncsworth and son IT
Akron. O.. were visitors here N"dncs-
day.
sud Powell Of Maxwell was trans
acting business here Saturday.
Mrs. Isaac Pethtel is at John Napkins
hospital. where she underwent an "p"r-
alton. Mr.. Pcthtci Is also there taxing
rheumatism treatment
C. G Scattericld and son Of Adlai.
were business callers here Saturday.
4. II Graham Of Belmont was bust
neee caller here Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McGce. Noah and
Roberto oYst spent Sunday with r"ia-
tives ~ waverly.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Ward md chill
,lren. Ora and Wendell. spent the week.
end with frlcnls nj Rrushy Fork
Robert Morris Of 1Tarrisy'llc va a
hu1incss caller here Thursday.
ok Gross 81 Paintsvillo ~ = here
20 spend few days with his mother,
Mrs. Eta Cross
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Underwood end
baby Of StruhcrviM". O.. spent the
Fourth with tho formers parents, MY
and Mrs \. J. Underwood.
Mr. and Mr.. V. J l.oc'iN o. D"'"ng
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-07
RECRUITING MINERS
FOR LOGAN FIELD

Cincinnati. -. July S.-(Spertanp-
The C:tv-State l.arur Bureau. located
in CITY Hall * recruiting miners for
work in the Logan county un"rCani7"d
coal fields oc Wesi Virginia. tn"
bureau advertised for 50 C0al leaders
for Logan county mines today. II has
sent ahou, $50 men 10 Logan county
sine" January J.
John =. Frey. nationally known 'r7d"s
union leader and editor ~ the M"'1crs
Journa, say, tina; IN recruiting miners
for ron-union mines IN West Virginia
the city and state indirectly are acting
as sirtkehreakcrs' agents against phi"
nwr striking miners.
II, does not matte" that 'h"r" iS no
s,rV,n IN the non-un;nn county, said
Frey: by sending men ~ mines ~
T.ygrn county Tn" ci'N and STAG strike
blow y. tho caus" of tho striking
minor. in Ohio and o'N"r states"
rtn.r labor leaders take similar
,tn,,.
IN dcrcrac RI IN" hprcams action.
Stunt. Harvey f. Antrim said IN" bureau
mofr.aira = neutral position IN labor
troubles. and that N" men hong SOM
70 r.oc,n cnun', arc uon-r"sid"n'S a"1
.,,r, thr'r departure tcHds m lcsS'n un-
nmrlr'mrn: ho~".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-07
FIGHTING PARSON
NOW LONGSHOREMAN
KID" wedge working to Get Money TO
Return to Harvard-0Sts
Tough Job

Los Angeles. July Erred r. ('kidD
Wedge. known AZ the fighting parson.
wisconsin lumberjack. San Francisco
vice crusader. Arizona school teacher.
Harvard student and veteran OF many
battles d tho prize ring. Is now en-
plnvcd as q lonEshoreman.
Il am = longshoreman in every sense
Of the word" he said. 81 asked for
the toughest longshoreman job they had.
and got It, I feel can get better
understanding of the men by toiltng
with thsm. I'm not accepting nickel
for my preaching. and ] preach to them
every ,oon hour and every Sunday
Wedge recently said he was working
here to make CROUCH money for his re-
t,lrr To Harvard. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-07
MOVIES TO COOPERATE.

Boston. Iuly 1.-THE Conpcra ton ~
tho motion picture producers with the
National Education association in find
Ing way TO make "daEnEic pictures
(which are scientifically. pSvcholoCical-
" and DcdaCng!cally sound" was Of
fered by VIII II. Hays. president of the
Motion Pictur" Producers and Distrib-
utcrs If America in an address, tonight
by tho convention Of rho educators Or
CanizatiOn.
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NTEp-Electrlcians. Wit . m II :
motor inspectors. for mill WORK. he-
ply By p. m. tonight GIVE mann
address, and phone number "A
dress $3.50 care IntelliSencer. NO
-. ,rorh,s july7-S
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by Evcri short" Niece, who held
ticket number lln.
At seven o'clock the St. Mary's Cit
liens band gave an excellent concert.
They also furnished music throughout
the day.
At nine o'rlocI splendid display
rf hrrWo?k> was given on the park
hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Harris and chill
dr"u. L.. j Edmonds OF Utica, O.. were
here this week visiting relatives.
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McCumber Answers.
Replying TO Senator HorLh senator
MCCumher OF North Dakota. chairman
OF the finance committee, said IN"
gloomy visions pictured by that seha-
Tor would be dispelled by courage ana
intelligence 10 meet future rohol'ioi,'
as they had been met in the past lie
took issue with Senator H"rah a. To the
cost OF the bonus saying the treasury
ectuary estimated the cost at about
$4,000. 100000.
I'm the last thrce years. Senator Nc
l'umber continued. ";hc national DEBT
has been reduced 500. 00O.0oh. '"ndl-
lions are not rs gloomy as "" would
thl-k after listening to the senator tr"in
Idaho. God knows We made enouGh III
this country while the soldiers were
lighting to pay the debt We owe them
40 times over Neither do believe w.
are going TO the bow-w"ws because "t
rxtrnvagance. We are retrenChinG. Ne
will continue TO do 80. hut We VIII pay
our honest and moral obligations