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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26
Test Cleveland Mine .
Agreements in Coulfs
Attorneys for Pittsburgh Psodueesa ~
Xanawha Operators 3aaa 70
hiring Suit.

Pittsburgh, Pa, Aug. 2S-Don 1oeA
chief counsel Of the Pittsburgh Gost
Producers association. and CaRt&M Y.
r. Avis, OF Charleston, West xrtN
chief counsel Of the Kanawha Coal Ol-
orators association, were In contereASe
in washington today with q view 70
testing the Cleveland wage aSreemsHS
in the courts. Plans for the suit u ~
stated at the offices Of the ProdueeI
association, had not been worked S0s-
and the lawyers had not yet oeaeSe
whether It would be brought aIdnst tAe
United Nine Workers or against thAs
organization and the operators VINO 4'3S
signed the agreement.
Charleston, w. Va, Aug. 26.-Possi-
btlity Of legal action against the Clere-
land agreement on the ground that u
continued a conspiracy against non
union coal fields Of which some OF the
operators signing 1t had complained IN
other federal court cases. was discussed
in a meeting Of Kanawha field operators
before the present conference OF attor-
neys began In Pittsburgh. II was leaEa'
ed today.
A committee representing operators
of open shop mines In the union heidS
accompanied by counsel, went to Pitts
burgh for further discussion OF hs
matter with counsel, ]. R Thomas.
chairman of that committee said. ana
these discussions resulted In contfcS
ence of attorneys In Washington TO-DAY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26

Inst how much Of sense Gerte BLACK
rossessed under her saucily ooooed mar
was matter for debate In the ne'shooi-
hood
"you wait her mother frequently
said ,, ary who would listen. Some
aay my Gerue will get tired OF the
movies and the dances and the SCUM
OF her own voice. and thcn-weU she
will be willing TO listen 70 reason anu
her papa and me
When Tin, Mason started going with
Gertie TO regard her as the most
astounding authority on slang and dance
stens In ALL the city. A slow and pa
,,ert youth was Tim. content 10 listen
70 the dazsling girl and confident that
with persistence he would some DAY win
her affections
Don't YOU think" Tim rcntured one
evening when Gertie had talked lot TWO
hours without saying a thing, that you
are getting old enough-that 49, are OF
an age TO consider the more serious
questions. Now. I know you are smart
and all that. but" he tried TO smile an
apolozy, nobody would think II to near
Won go on. There are lot OF things
p,ore worth while than the nun you
spriuS-lhc subjects OF your conversa-
ton. I mean-good books TO reAu anu
all that. Some day you Will be getting
married and
This was long speech for Tim and
his frs, complaint OF his companion
f;sr+ie for once. was speeches..
You sec" Tim struggled on, II,
going away FOR a couple OF months and
I'm going 10 call tomorrow morning 20
,ay goodbye. and l thought mayoe-
Tim" TIE girl interrupted you re
m. TOD of the milk all right and I'm
the kt,tie what appreciates. but If you're
trying 10 propose after handbag me
Raspberry for being TOO gaooE you are
going away beyond your station tnat
what a girl gets for trying 70 De enter
tanning and agreeable
An the same" said Tim. I'll call
tomorrow morning to say goodbye.
In the morning the two sat on tne
,orcb Of the old building In whlco
Iertie's parents had Housekeeping
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1892. For afternoon or dinner parties
THE model is Just the thing TO wear
It has new and pleasing lines. ana not
the least among its features IS inc uh-
even hem effect, produced by the insert
cd ranels at the sides Of front and back.
In crepe dc chine and satin. crepe de
meteor and georgcttc either IN matched
shades or contrasting Colors. TINS style
will be very attractive. One could also
have soft tricotine or serge 'tahcta or
velvetcen with satin.
Tho Pattern is cut in Sizes 81. So.
IS. 40. 40 and - inches bust measure.
4 IS inch size will rtpuirc yards OF ="
inch material. The width of III" skir, az
the foot is a little more than yards.
A pattern of this illustration male"
In any address on receipt of lie IN ST.
yer or stamps.
Write name and address plainly. seno
u cents to The lntelligencer oflce
wheeling. ". Va
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MOTORLESS PLANE IN
AIR OVER ; HOURS
Herr Hentzen. Student Flyer, SGT Up
Now Record, on ooncluaing LAY

Berlin. Aug. 25--tBy The Associated
Pross)-A new record for sustained
flight in n motorless airp!ane was set
Yesterday by Herr Hentz"n, student
flyer Of the Hanover TcchHica: sGn"oI,
when he remained In the air NOR" than
three hours The flight Ma made on
the Concluding day of the gliding com
petition held in the Rhoen mountains
near GersfeId. Hentzens machine land
cd $50 metres above the starting point
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SIDE TALKS
bv Ruth Cameron
WHAT HELP ARE YOU MISSING?

listening TO, and trying.
I wonder il YOU remember that som
years ago | advertised in this columi
for a favorite poem / had lost traci
Of? Several OF my readers sent m
COPIES OF the poem | wanted. I hav
Il in my files now and think it fits II
here:
When | was one-and-twenty,
| heard a wise man say
Give crowns and pounds and guineas
But not your heart away.
Give pearls away and rubies
But keep your fancy free.
But | was .and-twenty.
No use TO talk 10 me.
When l was -and-twenty
heard him say again,
The heart out Of the bosom
Was never given in vain.
'Tis paid with signs aplenty,
And sold for endless rue.
And ! am two-andtwenty,
And oh. It's true. It's true"
A. K, Housman.
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PARALYZED, WOMAN BURNS
TO DEATH IN SICK BED

Berkeley Springs, w. Va, Aug. 70.
Mrs. Eugene Leonard, aged IS, was
burned to death at her home near
here late yesterday. The woman'
whose right side was paraly1ea,
placed a pine knot in a IRE. 1t leh
out and set fire to her dress. Ths
body was found by the husband when
he returned from work.
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NEW SENATOR
OPPOSES BONUS
REED OF PENNSYLVANIA, Ex-SERV.
ICE MAN, IN SPEECH Against
MEASURE.
DECLARES VETERANS ARE MORE
INTERESTED IN PAYING OFF
NATIONAL DEBT.

Washington. Aug. Ex-senator Reed,
Republican. Pennsylvania, In his maiden
speech today in the Senate declared Mo
Stealing as a former service man, no
declared that the veterans who had
rivnn The matter study were more
anxious TO see the national debt paid OH
and taxes reduced than they were 10
soc the bonus bill passed.
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[NS Dietand Health
g. ss.ns.r By Lulu Hunt Peters, MD !
Haha at Diet and HEALTH uIth Ksyt tho Galleries
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS
ByLulu Hunt Peters
,lth ,,Ith Ksu TO tho Galleries

been used to eating.
From 1900 C's a day I gradually
worked up to 5000 c's day and the re-
sui, has been gain OF 50 pounds In
four months. | find that ! feel very
much better. have much more energy
am less nervous and sleep better.
You must know that ! am elernaIly
grateful and ! thank you most heartily
and sinCcrely-Mrs. A NJ.
This is certainly gratifying. isn't 1t:
| wish you had told us little more In
detail what YOU did and how much eX-
crcise you took and II you added some
rest pcriods during the day. sferhaps
YOU viii write again.
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many Of my patients have had s!mila

many Of my patients have had similar
experience.
1t has been the custom in recent year
to say that ii IS superstition 10 'hl"A
that draught can cause a colo because
colds ordinarily are due 10 lhleS''ou'
But think we have gone too tar III tn'S
FOR II does seem that under some Gil
cumstances the prolonged exposure |"
a draught does lower the resistance OF
tho mucous membrane so that II Is more
susceptible.
TRY what have suggested and let
me know about it.
Monday-IIigh Blood Pressure.
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BRAIN Tests
By SAM LLOYD


Farmer Sykes claims to have discey.
cred the relative yields eatWNsn
squashes and pumpkins. He says;
I'm a square field had 500 hills OF
numpkins which gave three pumpkins
10 the hill. and there were only nSe
rows of hills Of squashss, and ,ses
lust as many squashes az pumpkins.
Now. how many squashes do you AJAX
l got to the hill?'
ANSWER TO YESTH1DAXT ~
ABEL plus BEE plus TAR minus
BEET plus DRILL minus RlLL ieaSsS
ABELARD.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26
HEAD OF PITTSBURGH
COAL PRODUCERS DEAD
President Blackburn, Aged so, prominent
Coal Operator, D1ss FOLLOWING
Short Illness.

Pittsburgh. Pa. Aug. SO. A Black
hurn. aged 50. president OF the Pitts
hurgh Coal Producers association and
one Of the best known bituminous coal
7perators in the country. died today at
his home here after a short illness.
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About once in so often 1 have GER
tain experience. | wonder u o'"e' pe'
pie have II. TOO.
No, that's not true. don't wonae.'
rbere MAYER was an experience Wh'Ch
any one person had all 10 himseH'
whatever YOU think. whatever you reel
,b,rsyrr reactions TO life you expert
,rcc Won may be sure of one tnins-
mai others have been there before.
This Is the kind OF experience 1 mean.
have never had time 70 take ions
,an in the day time. and having aoo1'
ri, the strength | need evening t'oe
W., finds me very tired. Lately l
AVE discovered that II VIII lie uo"'
,r,ued!ately after lunch. In that shol'
sneu OF drowslnes sthat comes AZ noon
lime I can usually drop off Tor Just
f.,y minutes and will wake innnite'y
-of-eshed. infinitely better able 70 nan :
de the tasks and pleasures OF the res
~ the day. than II l had not lslh cow IT.
Yet the whole process has oh's 'HNen
Ne q half or At the most three-qud' 'e'
II an hour.
Recipe FOR Nap
Now some years ago / knew "ot r,s
u,ho did Just exactly this 'hihS' S"e
Uyed al an Inn where l was spenoins
a., Tcv weeks and she always disap-
a.arod 6,rer,ly after lunch "lf | don
j-,. or she would say. | lose
~. sisany feeling and then II takes me
Io,r while TO get 10 sleep and spolls
-. whole afternoon. II would DO you
lot OF good wish you would Try IL.
oh ~ always takes me long time
-. %, ~ sleep IN the day time | would
,nswer. and besides. l can't spare the
time"
"sy+ YOU would feet so much better,
,could pay in the end she would IN
list.
She Didn't Understand.
And would smile and shake my head
~ think that she didn't understand my
ase that was different.
Bnt I wasn't different. And every
hing she told me was true. Only l
ID 70 walt TO have experience teach
% the lesson. Now so often when ]
20 down for my little nap l think OF
.bat woman and say: How tooush |
r,s not 10 have formed the habit when
N. advised tt know l should be
,n,,er off today II I had"
And then | wonder: Am l doing the
,ana thing today? Am l turning deaf
,ars 70 counsel that might make me Tar
,appier and more enicient' shah
Earn It's value some day by experience
nd look back and say: How wish
md so on
We Might Suspect.
suppose I shall. We all do. But
Z does seem as II after we had had
,xperiences Ike this a few times vi
SbouId begin 10 suspect that some OF
he things people say 10 US are ~ortf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26
RENEW VIOLENCE
IN RAIL STRIKE
aoMa EXPLOSIONS AND OTHER
VIOLENCE MARKS END or
EIGHTH WEEK.
RoopNoUsE, ILL, SCENE or hAh
GREASING-SHOP fohE1AHo
HOME DYNAMITED.

Chicago Aug, 25.-The railroad strike
reached the end OF its eighth week TO-
day 10 the accompaniment or pomo eA-
plosicns a:d extensive violence. -,
Bombing followed night ~ ra'i
greasing and tho cutting or air nose at
Roodhouse. Illinois. division point on
the Chicago and Alton. TWO EXPLOSIONS
occurred near the c. and A. rounaheuse
and another bomb burst near hotei
vhera railroad workers were quartereo'
Tho Town was thrown into darkness
shortly before the bombs were set OH
and citizens were described as atralo
tO leave their homes.
Passengers on one of the Atoms fast
trains which pulled out OF Roodhouse
6rrinr The disturbance said many shots
were fired
Orncials of the Chicago. Rurligton and
Quincy railroad and county authorities
xnrc investigating an attempt to dynn-
mite railroad bridge near spanish
lake. Missouri. II miles from ST. Louis.
Although the explosion was said TO nave
bee, terrific little damage waH reporteo'
Earlier disorders at Jacksonville
Florida were followed by the cyhamiting
NJ the home of J A. Williams. foreman
IN the Seahoard Air Line shops ana a
member Of the city council. me 'front.'
of the house was damaged put imam >
and his wife who were In the rear Oh
the building ESCAPED Injury.
Federal AID Sought.
Following reports from nauonai
guard officer. Governor McCray or IN
diana. asked federal authorities to IN
,ercede In strike disorders at Garrett
Indiana. where wUrkmen we're threat
cncd their homes painted yellow ana
uhere bombs were discovered
Charles Of murder were made agalns'
negro commissary worker Tor the
Atchisor. Topeka and Santa Fc at san
Bcrnardino. California. where slriA'
ing electrician was shot and killed.
! An Illinois Central SUBURBAN traln
running between New Orleans ana 'he
! company's shops ut Harahahn Was
! stoned by crowd which dispersed De-
| fore police arrived.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26

The rodiating period or radium is
computed as about 2500 years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26

Before the introduction OF centri
tugal machines in 1850 sugar wa!
light brown instead OF white.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26

Dear DR.. Peters:
Il will write YOU for some advice. rs
] have been following your advice on
how 10 gain and have gained ten POUNDS
So far am still about hVe POUNDS
underweight. but | know that VIII get
thore' vet. wish all the underwcight'
crs would try your method am sure
they would gain. VIII you please give
me some advice on how to keep from
taking colds? usually have one when
get IN I'm the morning I sleep by the
window which Is open all the time.
Thanking you so much for tho good
Won have done. Please do not print my
full name In the rapcr.-Mrs. II.
If YOU Will notice. Mrs. II. We never
use the full name. We like to have you
sign your fun name. but we do not use
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26
| am glad that Won have had such a

am glad that you have had such
happy result In gaining. AS far as
your colds are concerned. try wearing
a nightcap or pinning towel around
your head at night. I have found from
personal experience that II the wind
blows on my head for long period at
night, take cold, and have found that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26

was tust about TO send out call 10
the T. T. It's (Too-Too Thins) TO sen"
In reports on their gaining when the re-
ports began TO come IN
hope those Of you who have bene-
fitted by the advice on gaining will be
as generous in letting US know about
their losing. Because there is no'hlhs
that stimulates interest or encourages
others so much as reading the tcStimon-
ials Of help from others.
We did not realize at the office that
there would be such a tremendous IN
terest in the subject OF weight reguia-
ton as there Is. and the pamphie'S
that | had prepared were all too soon
exhausted, We will have new supply
very shortly and so those OF You VINO
have sent in the self-addressed cnVeI-
ones with four cents in stamps Tor them
will receive them very soon now. Please
don't think we are neglecting you.
Dear Dr. Peters:
"a rag. bone and a hank Of hair
described me all my life up to now. NnH
now Hurrah. Hooray. have gained 81
hounds! Thirty pounds. Doctor dear
An this I have done by following your
instructions. I really began before your
series was released in the newspapers
began when I read an article YOU
wrote in a recent magazine on weight
regulation.
81 counted my Galleries. found. just
az YOU said | would, that | was eating
wav under what I needed. began grad,
ually 10 increase my Galleries ana
stretched" my tummy so that it could
hold more food. Many times 1t pro
tested, but now it is quite docilc, he,
gan by drinking milk instead Of tea and
coffee, and by talking little more but
ter than | had done previously, and al
each meal | ate little more than | had
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wa Mt9ht Suspect.

I suppose I shall. We all do. But
81, does seem a. II after we had had
,xneriences Ike this few times vi
SbouId begin 10 suspect that some OF
he things people say 10 US are worth
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shs Didn't Understand.

"Ryt YOU would feet so much better,
,,ould pay in the end" she would IN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16
Wheeling Commission of Aviation

offer the aIggcstIon TINT II would be d"HIrnbc to
hnyc "A WHEELING COMMISSION or AVIATION of
nbou three members within the Chamber of Commerce.
If the citizens Of Wheeling evidence mfhcicnl interest To
u,tiry in proceeding with my plans ] Hlnll " am
nc to offer commercial service to Wheeling, request that
city through itH properly organized bodies, extend Nh
lncIn welcome and that they officially recognize the ben
A Of commercial mir and that they nnnt IN OBJ
Thinning the nocrnnnry Mites the most mvnhlhgco"
lrrmn pomublo rrnin mud TINT they nno cooperate
providing tho transportation ma equipment
ncIlillrn including good roads, light, hrnl power, ,"Ir'
uhonc winter md other mccrnnnry fncrr for modern
nir Uromc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16
LAYING the Foundation for Success

over two years ago group "I hUHirh' in'iI, A@"
rinrd hrscNr for til" purpose OF HrcrtninnK whether
or the nrlnmc could be used II commercial vehicle
An enormous amount Of engineering work done, en-
Europe for the purpose ol
ubtcryiiny uprral there md II result of hnm
rrnsrct effort nml expenditure OF over
$3.50 600 90 comprehensive md workable plum hnH been
evolved which should restore America oHt prcHligc IN
the mir and gaze America u complete Hyhlcm of inst mr.
p.lu trunk lunra connecting all primer pal cIlirH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16
WhccIing's Handicap

From II plnn'l point "r l"p"grnphJ Wheeling n nhl"'
lunnIcl nilunrd Iio,ng bu nrri"H OF h'n The "'
orcrn rompn,nvry lilllo IN tho way Of oHirnblc lana
iup icld There nrr however zelda which could u"
rndc nunblo W all nrgoiia thus far with blanra1
ronlly profcaaonnl. bunk inicr"EH h"v" asked u"
hand OUTS nor Rhn nHk for my bonun free ai". Sub
pdv from the city guarantee OF amy kind or character
IN mn experience covering nix ycnrs Of rcsIdcnc" have
found That Wheeling usually in quick to lend willing car
to any Legitimate enterprise and II 1t IN mcriiorols
Wheeling usually Ia nbIc to "'rmoun' Whatever "1H'""'rs
mmy be in tho way
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16
ODcratiOns of u. S. Air Mail Service

,lId however. make some nN"HlIgnli"m particularly
about tie, nllrd Stnlct mail nrrvc". ana N"H
,nt"unlrl il out that the United Staten government
hn rrrraafuy mail for lhir0 y"rrn during when
,c ntrunura travelled hcvorn million miI"n nn'l thai
Tina nrr,tcr wnn then II IN NOW fymE every day 'n''
way between Mw York aud IA" I'"""ta"" TIL" I "'l"l
nnil uovih hnh d"moun rated r""ia, city that
o otr plane bo cpondcd upon /" perform h"h"'"l'd
fixed r"V'"n nnl unl"r practically at
weather rnliiioru IN fact Ia" United Hlnl"n mir mn'l
during tn" winter Of lOO md l''o m"h" r'E""'
trims between Now Yo nud thirnE" during tn" inm"uH
SNOW a,orma whom rnilr"nd trims not nbl" 1" 81"
crate
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16
Figures About Railway Maintenance

survey Of the railway systems OF Tn" n''cl ''"c"
made by the Interstate Commerce" COMMISSION Tor III"
year 1913 placed the average cost of maintaining lrhck3
and necessary railway structures at $HOO per Ilc I"F
that year This the average cost throughout the ell
tire country based upon about OOOO miles ANA ana not
include maintenance OF equipment used on the tracks
which cost II additional - ,iiOOO per mile
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British Operating Costs

British figures the lines operating south from Lon
dom for the first months Of 1921 showed 2OZ| Jour
news covering 10000 miles and carrying 1000 phaHeI
prra official alnr"s hh"w operating r"aih |" ho ni""'
n rhnr II mi the prcarn rate "i exchange hh"'l
2Or per mile Tha approx mnlry the nnm" r"nl per
milo na would be- required To 0prnl" iIn' rmm n""''
b,lr the difference being that the lnnr "nrIion
from HiS % thirteen phmrnE"In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16
An Appeal for Your Opinion

Before doing hia however mn taking Ihm direct mp
pcn 10 The body polite of ircntrr Wheeling I" find ont
whether or not commercial mir service iH wanted here
nm appointing II coupon md If you would like to hhv"
,cnninn in this district for commercial mir mail and OK
press urge You to fill 1t out and mail IL TO me-
the other hnnd II you opposed nsk that You writ"
md nivc mo the for your 0ppoBltion
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And Railroads Are Starving Now

A commercial plane recently carried AK passengers
from point ON Long Island to Providence mir line "i
$50 miles in one hour aud forty minutes or three hours
and twenty minutes for the round trip the round trip, m
udinp pnsolino OIL depreciation and pro rata share OF
nrfcld rent $500 Cost Of round trip between sam"
points by rail number of people would have been
$IO5 50 md time expended around eight hours
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16
Reasons for This Appeal

Before | make concrete request for cooperation or
auppor from the local Chamber Of Commerce would
like several thousand coupons with names and adj
rcnara upon them in order demonstrate c0nclusvoy
that tho city with in my efforts and would like TO
hnvr these drmonn rate TO the officials OF tho
transport alton company that this section n very much
alive and il fertile field for mir mail md cxprcnn bunincsa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16
To the Citizens of Wheeling:

feel that | would be dcrclict in tn" performing" II
civic duty if failed inform YOU of an enterprise about
which have knowledge and which should be of material
nortonrc 70 every resident of our city And not alone
our city, but cach and every city on the American con-
tucut an enterprise which should materially effect mcL-
otis of transportation and communication during the next
few years. aml which of paramount Importance To tho
ntrd States ~ II whole II Of National defense
the event of future war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16
IndiHputabIc Facts

The ncconnfm operation Of commercial nrpnnrh Ia In.
cyinIc No method Of incrcnninR tho npccd OF CONNER
rlnI mud social inter communication han ever boon diH
nrch tho ruiiro hirory OF transportation Tho MIR
nnc IN the prcnIcn rimgI ncp forward Of tho method" OF
rnnrpo alton I'm, havo into criHlcnco throughout
human hiaiOrY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16
Will You Lend Your Help?

Will you holp In effort 10 Givo Wheeling pro
lerrod part In tho early hnory OF commercial nvntioS
by nllng out and mailing this coupon To me pow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16

This Advertisement Wna writ
ton and paid for by Il. l.. Bar.
rows in an effort to give Wheel
ing II preferred part IN the enrly
hlntory of commercial aviation,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-11
WHO SETS THE AMOUNT?

Chamber Of called Of the citizens of Rock Is
appointed
wishing onefund
exceeding 100000
an amount to be allowed to each organization.