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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-12

That TnnIu, 90 - N"ndoiI nl mVdI''n'
Tor dnIIrnIu ,hilhI"n H. ""n"lh"'N"ly
pruvnu 10y tho IomniLnhl" f"""I'" ~.
,oIupIipIlud ~ tho 'Iu"u 81 ~" ihi""
children ahuwn IN TITO picture.
IulI, blanche IiInir. 81 Providence"
Il !. npo Is. gnin"d - l"'unhH. It"IIn"
N"t'uho. ~ riHht, NJ" y, ~ scranton
IA Enln"d 10 p"mulr. mn" Itich"rh
I.oury. j.. 81 rhIlnh"lphin, VIII" w"H
vop doll'ni". IL now IN hn". T"O""'
h,nIIh The HiaI"ruonin mad" by lh"lT
ppI ouIn a." nH I"ll""n.
Nj NJ ibInI. I"HIdinE at 20 Al
,vund nII'rI. II"Nhl"n'". II l.. H"Id
we nro IurI -" hnpr} "'"i tho "'"hH'
Tunlnr has undr IN our lliilo I'II 'hh'
wa can't Il" H"y "v"uHh 1" r1'"" our
npproolntinn .hhn HAD lost n"nrly ~
puundn Ia weight and looked u" INN h"'
wonh that hHr m"ilur nhd Wei" b"t"
nIn,uni wuTIlod Hl'k "'"I li"T '"h"''I"h
4Iurn taking Innln", MI" h"" "i"""'
unInrh 10 puunhh, hoI '"l"I 10 h'i'"'
than II oVoi hna h""n anil mac '""hA AZ"
nuin IIha " dIfI"'"ni Hnl
Ma Catherine MG,ah". 40 bl'h'""
Ave-. h.,"nI"n. -" H"lh ! IL" "" '"''
my uiIin It"HInn Ia n"'h bad """"'
,inn thnI h"v" ~" l'i"" "h" ~""l" V"
wiz, ,ra nay II ~ bad" h""" TOR I""
In. n IL "yri"'g !" ~" h"" """
uvod "n tho lliil" oil" """ ""''"h ""''
,,nn nn iif"lorn al" n"v"' $50" '"'"' '"
MAY wiIh tho h"lla n"h 10y" 81" t"' ~
1, l,tIalrnur riu'" taking I""I"' III" '
30 hn,dy nnh vol IN any "h''h '""''
.uI h,u rolu"d ~ I"""ln !" ""'Eh' !
.,,IIl ,Ivayr p,nIso T"nInu f"r I"n'" ~.
"u, ulilo glrla h""I'h
ulrhnrL Lcury. 2liH Inlo'h"'w NJ.
IrII,1oluhIn rpld ''rh"Un Ia no doubt
IN my mind but that T"n'n' :" w,
nm, hny's lIfc For iw" Years !
,r,,., bnyo hoon u hit nv prlG"d to
n,.o rocr him drop m nj any tlno. ""
h,,I ,,,omnch ,rnulIc and mfny tim"
a., ,, nrcuqod TN into his chest until
rIv ho,rt palpItatrd 30 I thought surn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-12

lndro rnia,i"iu"d 'h"i' lrdY i'h"' ~
~, I...Ir, ,IuI, ,""iua lHui "Ig"'
Mrr y Nri'"n"uTh "I ..'.I
s,,r,., Re ,."uurod 4" tho south h""hnS
hnorIlrI hy i'lunss
NJ rud Ma Mlk" V'""N"n ~ ''"""
IIiII hny" gone I" Akron !" ni'""h vs."
fun,rul 81 u r"lptlv"
Milan J"rophiuo crow /" ""nnh'' 10
h-r h"ru" "n Franklin H'rrri ih" '"'"''
Of u MOI Vnuh breakdown.
MumlrIs Of tho Peter i"th"n l'I"I"
,I,sn 81 tho fIIat II T. church At" plan
nInr G"r Nnloutluo party I" T." holh
FrLIuhIy IL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-12


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.'"Ini" ""'I "'d "'''''
lIu'In" !" "'I"N ;" "'''" WV
lluu "'hr'.i uud lr"u'd
frmr" /. pls"" dec """'h Nrl"'"
rI"u uIrh IT,, d"i"iu,I""iI"" ~ '"h'''
rnu'" irv w. h"i"r"In'h wi'h""
NuLii"r'H nrurnlrnl copy ~ h""'"p
,,rllr"d T." Tvs '"runI""I"u N"l'"' "'
r,u," IN wll'h T." hlo "''"r''""H '" '"
hrillnu'o inN nudlmu nl'd ~ MOI" P''
,"u lurrr,nI"d Ia pay Uncut al l"' h"'''"
"f u,nr "ril'd In' '""m'"''""
|lrmrln NIoni,n". M"ih''n Pension.
Application nl"h net f'r h""'l" i'h.
I"nrJ /. in'' Dewey /. I""h. Nn"'"'
AIT iI"l"Il"u "ui''I "rr"'"''h =" ''"""
, S"u"iu"lI"u n"I ,'r",' .""l '""'
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t"i'''il"n'o t"s n"dl"u nI"d 10y Ia" "'"
'"lori"" I"S '''iin'h I" '''""'Y ""h'
-" i"' '"il' 'i""
ir"l,,r u ,unmd do.."Dod ArrIl
,ntinn nIod g., oI.l"IuIm,ouI 81 hh"i"
Iur,nIot n,,IInoll"n 81 Standardization"
81 widow nnd n..I 81 hIn ,'.id,m 81
the ,.tntc ~, i ond or,rII. act ,,,","mr'"h
- l'""h ~ -" "i'" ""' "rl'"''' NJ
f'''"'''"' "'''' ''''''" ~
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i,nl"r r''.lInuil"" 81 Standardization "f
most 81 hin ,"aIh',I 81 ~" "'"i" n"h
applicant recommended I,"uh So"
hiu,I mud nuuIuv,d NpunluiutcuI Iu"h"
Latter, n,hr,rd md lruu,d Invrul"rY
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Results

Science han at Last shown how We s"'h'
times grow weak. thin. and r'""''"''"
am mn abundance 81 food tln'h'nH ia
yi,auincs) while with much ni""''''
amount of food. rich la v''"'"'"'a, W.
may quickly take "n good nan '' '"'
incrcane Ia weight. aud '""G' remark
.lIo vain Ia pt,,ngih. "n"'pY ""h {"
du,anco. provided y"" hl""' Goa, anna
.unlcl,nt quantity 81 "'yP'""''h 90
.,,i,. l,nu /, ,nail. your body l" nj
shniIaia your food property
without n,Vnni' l'"" h"ih I""" ~" "
,.,,In.. arc aLs"Iul"ly """'"rI q" I""
,.d, ,.nnmi "hauHS llfolns" l"''' '"'''
,,.,I,, into living "uIls an'l 'ls""" u""""
,,,, ,.yo rI.niy ~ "'Rani" l'"" !" '""'
kln"l l.. Ill, A.,
r., ..ul,tiss srl"nilais l'i"h !" val" '"
,,,,,Lo ,,unnio Iron ~ la"' ~" r'""'"'"
va. solved 49, ihnt -" may 80" ""'"'"
,,u,. .rVanI, ir"u III" ~" leo" '" F""'
h,n"d f,"m Any dr"Egls, u"d"' III" "'""
Of "NuIuted Iron.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-12
WELLSBURG
COMMITTEE TO REPORT
ON COUNTY'S NEEDY


a" stated IN u prcNI""" hr'''''e' NJ
meeting held last week Tor me p"'P,''
at aH'"TtninlnH true '"hhI'l"hh "Ih""k
The poor Throughout ia" county. II cen
'I"I committee" ""n "Pl"''h''' WI" :"
'"'n nrr"i"'od H""-'"l,''"i'''"H M" ","
'''''" va" county. "'"' ""' ''''',,
WV" WV" '""'' " ,.,..,
W '"''' 49,,
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NV wv" w NV ''''" ,..,,
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would the" u" J" "'''"' "''"''''" '"
81 90 '"' w. ~
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-12

viii, 10, rI-I", Nv ! NJ li"hr"'". :"
.,uu.d :, .dr.nh"y m",nInT '"ll"h
bonn. w H., d."Ih ~ - '"mtlVa, J"h"
Jacob T.Ii.,r"n. who dI.J pund"y AZ
his home In ~ 'lnlrrvllle. -
IN. Horny WcIl-, " Hn"oh h"i'"n'
ro, n W,IrlbuV shopper Tuesday At
tornnnn.
IIuIu rnreuIIY TO Mr.. ana Mrs.. J"hh
HmIIh. 81 IInihuny pike. H"h.
NV W W IIenlI aud daughter. MIS-
Iornph Mcndol. wsro nhuppinE In ilt's-
burUh. IN. WodnoHnny.
MI and Mira .. J. K"iRar. OF MAIN
rtroo,. wero among the rlitHbuIGh. Pa.
nhnppoTs Tuon'iny.
MIrs MnrEaIot UuCey In ill 0f EI'pp"
at hor homo on north Charlton rtrosi
Mia I,uoin Bundnrn. Of tionb 'fooh
diulriai. wan u WollabuT8 Visitor I""r'
day.
Miru Margaret ward. Of hi""he"''i'"'
q. visliod WolinbuIG fIisnhn 1"""""V
nVoninH
hItnrnoy r. 600 and q, h"'""
wo,o a""mu ~" wheeling b"h'h""" VI"
II"rn W"hn"sh"p
Min, IiIIda Wool has IeIuinah nom"
from pov.ial days vial, Ia "'""'"
- what. aha Waited relatives
naturdar's wheeling IatsIha wan"
will contain q Now fssAnts whi"h "
Nr."IT rsv"'-hiy hn"wn ~ IL" A"s',
.sn public" ~ L. ''p,nsiI Town Hs"n.'
by uDbsrt 0uiIl-n, which MIMI Fs"snh'J
appeared In tn. saturday nvSnIna
Povt. Mr.. CULLEN II INV writing Tor
newspapers ana The IntsliiG .n"sT has
.uoIusv. riahts to "BnaIl-Town Mum"
In thI. rsotion. Don't fail IN loob for
II Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-12
BRIDGEPORT
MOONSHINER DRAWS
fine $500, COSTS

Ale, TnIIah vI,u II H. uIIruod ."
rlar,I ruur ,.Tn,,Ir vun went I" nrront
nl, nu . ,lrir, - upllup uruunhIu'
Iluu"r. va ,"mI"Ilrd I" u,'r a rllm
i'urIr, vh.u ntInlrucl h'i"I" HIniI"
William InIIIon At iildpor"rI lrst"I
d,y nrr,rnnun Ito Nnr nu,d $500 ""d
,"aIo. VITA IL" In","ir" "r a" "'""
mu,, no,.,c i,,"nIIy II caught ,l"l"Il""
tao Ilu,., hAn ornl" I"il'h lr "'Ii
o., h",' r,''" Il, r''"'" ""'''" I"
i'"r 'In.'a vitae ",''' ii'" "''""i
'"'" '"'''' 81 ''"''' 90 ''''''' ~
"i." 'h"r'I Win "''""'h'"'". ""'
h"'d ! 'np "'l '"n'n hH tie 7'"'" l""'"'
ai'""l" Deserted
'"I "r !" lh" '"l "'''h'' 81 l'''''
d"Y ""I l""' "I"h' 'h' "'''''' 80 '"''
'''' 49, 20" '"'"t ''"''''' '' w
~" h"." ~ 'h'' N''' "''"r '''',
''''" zoe - '''"'' '"'' ~ "'''' ''' Nv
"r"l"
Install Thls Evening
~" N",''t'n" I'rl'" VII h'Ih A."
"'""'i"r to" '.'"'"r !" 'h''' room" ~
whnh 'l"'" '"" "'"l "''''"' "'' -
WIN hu IpInIl"h NfI'' ~" i""inlln'l"N.
nrnr lunch wiz h." "'''"h '"'""
'''h'' ~" -" '''''' ~
h""hT"mil"" ~ 'h'' 'hn'
"wednesday Afternoon Gun.
T"u"lr"w "'""lnE ~ ia" h""" 81 N'
nud Nj" J"hm u huhn ~ Nl""''''
ih' N'"n""lA7 N''''"'"n WV
meet S"riul dIN"r"I"h' WV '"'F NV
curly rnri ut tie" evening "il'' Wh''h
delightful lun'h""u VIII Il" N"'''''
~" .o,,IL
Trouble. wh''h "h' 'n',"t"' N'"''
occur at TIA" N",nhN'''" p''"E" """
abandoned. RI" cold weather WI,
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This Will Help You Put On
Pounds of Good Firm Flesh
And Round Out Face And Figure If You Are Weak him.

GotaFREE$l.0O
Pac k 90 OF
Genuine Yeast
Vitnmine Tab
lots Today az
Explained Be
low Try Them
for Ten Days
and Watch tho
H
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n I'm. bc,n arranged /" Ul'o every
,u,rhuarr 81 Ru.AiUd lI"n, VII" "'s"''
Ia nat an nonh 81 ln'i'h"' "'lE"'.
I.,ur IsvuIai a. 90 r1"Lhu' 81 ''""'""
I,nut Viinminu Tablets AhH"l"''', '''
no suIr T." tai" ""Ir h"'"''h "'"""
Y,..I vIIu,uinn Tablets With H"'"'"h
,.,, I,u mat lee. ,mIni,ad ~ hnIi"ti"n"
which ,.nyU ,IuuIHln d'up"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-12

Ln .niilIn'I bTnuibn hut ~ law H'"fs
s.spa nni 1anIaa rave him bs"h '" W
pi,nnn pnd vol snd No viii p'slsS !
~ "ur drlnH day W''.
HDrH Tanl." Vegetable illls Are ~
"a-nnIIsl nuL vitality important part ~
tho Tpnlac uaa,m"nt. You rsnDot bups
10 10, tho m"H, rat'HfnnbTy tesuts
fr"m Tnnlnc without nrst ss'abhsR'nH
u rrc- nud regular movement OF us
bnwrla TpnIac Vegetable Pills arc an
uoIuioly free from cnlomel and are sofa
%, , posltIve guarantee 10 give satis-
faction.
TnnIac ia sold In Wheeling by Tho
JTore-Dnvis Drug Co. and by lending
druggists cverywherc--hdV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-12
Junior Play

Tho annual junior olasn rlny Under
tuNrT" viii 10 held "n al about fohTn-
nty This play viii ho QUO "r tho h"''
o,oT attempted at the local hluh ~ h""'.
a. we'll n- Of tho most hlrh'"I'.
Mis-, Tnyi"r hns boon working Win 'ho
runIIa taking part r"I tho last 'w"
wochu nnrI-rod by mlas trlHl'i" aud
Ir,k To-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-12

Ronua Alanhs scarce

Tho soldier bonus blanks which w"ro
distributed yesterday wcrc all gone last
evening. All those who have not TO
,rlyrd "A blank win haNo To walt hhtIl
other blanks arc secured, Efforts Will
h, made To have moro bluuka ns soon hH
. Ima nlhln
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-12
a.oond Performance.

III. .cronJ rrrfurmanco Of tho Am"r-
icus club mlnEtrcl pCrt"ruanr" given
last night at tho Xix Grand th""tre
proyed, II anything. more suS''SN'u'
than tho Initial performance. A"o Tao
nrst night tho theatre VAS again Po'N
ed TO capacity last night. IA r"so''
OF tho two performances Ia" Ameri'uH
club win not neat suIa which VIII 5"
IN charitable purposcs. IN" Porfo"m-
Rnce may DO given at 81 'IHlrS'"'o
aonn N is said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-12

committee fr"m tho klwnnlH 'I"'
fornrlrd that n representative" "f Ia"
iInrklnFhorrY ~ stem h"lh - '"n'"i"h'"
ruIno IlInc nVn on II" question "r
hnicI In Martina F"rry M oH"'' VIII
no mndo ." have tho h"t"l ""mm'''""'
~ tho nnnrd Of Trhdc nnh ElwhnlH
hub got together AMI nnh out III" T""''-
menr "n Tits question "r tho h"HIn""H
men pr tho town.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-12
Liberty Ladies' Meet

Tho ilhoriy l"hion h"lh "o"''"H
I,aI o,cninp Ia tho Liberty hoo" h""h"
,,u GudI0r StIcoi Aft"' alt h"Hl""'"
hnd Lrou dlsr"roh Of ~" io"' 81 Va"
ou1nH w,r d"V"l"h !" ""'l lat h''"'
rI"ns. aftor Witch q covered hl'h I'"'h
Don - ncrv"d All VIA" attended :"
nuIIDL "a "a NoIv good tlU"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-12

FUNERAL arrVicoS Tor tho lat" Ih"'""'
nlcLonn. aged aud we'll known l"'h' f'H
.I.ut who dlod AZ tho family nome %"
Tucrd,y 1noIuIug w'r- hold '"Hl "'E"'
at o. ,Inck. Itoy. l'erhol w. 'n"''''
rpasiur - tho trinity hplHc"l"' '""'
had charge ~ no H"rvi'"n hn'''' wiz
L., private thin morning In IA" I"A'
nm ,nntFtsTy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-12

The met regular mseli"G 81 'h" nav
,,i,, r,,,ncit 10 slated f"t t"'"'T -"
.v.ntug 81 tho nv halt The S"'"l -"
uuai sppr"prirti"" "rhl"e"'" WI '''
I,ttn1ured sud Iib"lY rnr""h n" Guy
e,ppn=ss ga" D." r'h ""'l 'h'7 ",'
napre Ia paasoh h'h"'"'"a '""'E""N
t,u aomn ~ tho department" ~ We"
10, IN, ,,hors n.luP nalnriea and corn
,.n.,,,cn will 10 introduced ~ u
sala thai tho now couucil has rey''"d
co,npona ton Tor city rmplny"a anu 70
nrrapIzsd cortnlu departments III -" ~
a way that nm annual saving or S2".pOo
will result.
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offered Two Dates

Many Iu,nI Tu"tbnIl fnnr viii u"
pIsarud 10 learn IhnI WHiRhi ItlEh 81
T. Iadn hn, "noIod tho l"'"l hlHh u'h"i
Ih,Ir choice 81 ~" daioH - hn played
at T.indn q vii 10 I'in"n'h"'"h Ih"'
NtaIphI mini wnr go" uT IL" ri'"nt"Hl
,,,tt.udsrp fnt tho Hinio 'h"mId""hhIp
inst r,,nIhnII r.nnun M"nnr", T. w
unwou nnu",tn, oil yupioihaY that IL" VII
Be- aI,io T., s'uIo lila imionil"np !" Tow
duAp
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Meeting Tonight

Tho meeting 81 tho - hat"''n "'"
this ayoHiuH a. tho \ '''I'"" '"F'""
hill sIy., rtotnIsa ur betting into'onil"a
.,d i,,..fy attended uoIuaId wilton,
t.,.I ,h,I,,rnn to runrG,iI"n win III"
r,,u, viii ha.a ,hHtHa "f tho '""o'-
Ing Mr WIrIsn hsh Suu"''h 4" ""ri"r
~ bianh. a., leo Mica "ui "ha" B"Illa'S
uaLa aprii.oil"n f"t ~" h'''""
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-12

g " itnrdrr'y wnr Ia t"wn l"'''r
day rorvlnE u"il'eH !" ih"H" VII" ~"
To- appear ~ ~. 'Inlrryillo hof"'" Ia"
rrnnd lury today Quito Tow u""rI"
rr"m rhIa city hsvo hoon summoned !"
appear
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-12

Tho memhcrs ~ III" 'lly l''"Hh
Ic,suo viii huId ~ meeting Ia ia" cav
.nun,u CHAMBER This evening MI mem
hrr, arc requested 10 attend IN "thil'rr
~ ,n,,,h ImruIinurr viii hu dlH'uhrcd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-12

Trouble. which va" thought w"nI'
occur at The NrlunNill" hrldg" haH h""n
abandoned. The cold weather when
keeps most people inside, may nave lot
10 do with keeping crowds from gather
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over So, 900 MARI.

Thu amount OF money subscribed 10
rho Salvation Army financial 'ImpuiRh
hero has now passed tho mark. In"
Webb GOAL mlno local t"Tnod l" '"'''
OF S34J.96 10 tho campaign Se7'''"'',
tho check for tho amount being 'H'h
o,.r m chairman Kenneth G t""r"r.
1,hn totuI now Auhn,Jihcd IL tho 'H"
naIyn Ia aINou nH - DG1 ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-12

Martin IIithman. local rrl"'"r. hii'n'
al on variant from hd"lIe J. w
IllIer's court on ChatHo or h"" ""h
mort antstod a plea az not H"u'Y !" '"o
charge I!"ni waal nsoh At 'l'o"o '"'
hta appearance hofhro tho E'""' I"'
Tho 'narEo "Fnl"'t hlm """ r'"''
,,y his rormor vito. VIII" va" 'a' o"i'I
..,,nI,l A ,IIyuT,C
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-12
una Collection Noon.

The collection 81 city tas"H ~ h'h""
49,, ,n end a wcOk from t"uloTr"".
ranunry 20 10 tho maj day hN"d Tor
tho roIlociInu ~ InyOs There han boon
=. bIR rush during tho past few days NJ
tho wator worEp Once. city hall. "h"f"
IN. ta.sH arc hciuH uHl'''tod
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Wednesday Afternoon club.

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mud Nrr JOHN Il KUHN In hlrhw""h
~, "Wednesday Nfl"In""u 'Inh VIII
meet S"riul dI,cr"l"up viii ""'urr IA"
curly rnrl ur tie" evening "tl'r when /"
L,lIrhiruI Tan, hruu VIII h,. SERVED.
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CHAIN STORES

The growth ec the chain store system
IN the last few years offers food for
interesting speculation b. merchandise
and grocery distributing agencies.
of the SSo.NoO retail grocery stores IN
the United States. 10000 ot them are
chain stores. \ few years ago chain
stores we're almost unknown west Of
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati. but today the
Middle West and the Pacific Coast are
linked almost as closely as the East.
Whether chain stores were created in
response to an economic demand or
whether they are the result % :he
sagac.ous foresight and Imagination 90
q progressive merchant is OF li;tle con-.
sequence. Chain stores do ex:st. and
seem 10 be taking an important place II
our economic scheme.
The flourishing chain stores OF toda:
are successful because they have cap
italized the obvious economies which
result from volume purchase and con-
trolled distribution: they have capital
tied statistical organizations and in
formation IN the selection OF store
sights in the stream OF travel. utilizing
every efficiency and eliminating every
element OF waste. Such intensive mcr-
chandising on Il large scale can not help
but benefit the buying public.
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Merely McEvoy:
J. P. M c E o Y
p DER COURT

SPEEDERs COURT
(Scene: A stuffv courtroom, crowded with accused spccders, license r"S""
ton volatesm motorcycle cops etc. Everybody looks guilty.
(scared looking foreisner shufler up to clerk. twirNns his battered f' VAL
CLERK (brusqueiy): You nan Mezwowski"
FOREIGNER: Name es KoskoskL
CLERK (hurriedly): You'll 10 That's close enouE
OFFICER RATZ (readIng from not book to judge: This man "|S gums
thirty miles an hour from A. street to 5 streetc on Pine Boulevard a. -" fE"S
afternoon.
JUDGE Ito roreignerl: "a yu speeding?
FOREIGNER texcred: No TO- 40. no. 10. no. o SLOW lii" tH"S
JUDGE TO OPP: What d. you say IA he speeding
OFFICER RATz: Yes your honor.
JUDGE (ahSenty): Five dollars Next
CLERK (gloatngly(: John Kelly. John Kelly. hhc'r i"PP 'N'
strides forward denanty signs waiver of jury trial. d sizes Nh"r lPP "E
look)
OFFICER FrPP (rcadIng from notes.: This ma As speeding - n"s ~
hour
KELLY: It's lie
JUDGE: Easy there.
KELLY: Well 1t is lie M he knows it., the little skunk
JUDGE: You'll have to moderate your anguagc In thtsc' court! young MAN
KELLY: wasn't an moro speeding. you honor. than IN Spee"'K I"
M hi, comes III to me and hands m "a a summons. What for. says l Hf"""s
say 70 Speeding You grandma. says ! if"" oHc sN '' NN' '"
cyclc he says ia h. I'll Ia ha you. I as
JUDGE (nteruptng imrassioned haransue); vas nc S''"'S' '"'
OFFICER PUPF: Yes your honor
JUDGE to KeNy>: Was you?
NELLY: No o honor.
IDG (wearny): Ten dollars md cost.
JUSTICE pccringC vcr her andages say. where I'M Il j. J. mrNH
protected ~ associated Editors
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THE ENGLISH METHOD

Speaking before the Pittsburgh Chamber o. Commerce recently. Sir Arthur
faworth. Chairman OF the Manchester ROYAL Exchange, Manchester, England.
told o., the settlement II the recen, textile strike. and the adoption Of a working
srement between III operators and tho workers hat is Of timely Interest TO
III manufacturers in this country. First % ali there a a recognition b both
sides to he onroyersy e tho disastrous rcsHtso OF stGkes and the adoption in
he preamble Of the agreement tn uuantmity o. belief that" strikes nd lorkouts
are disastrous to both sides M shoud be avoided"
The results OF this agreement ss terscly explained by Sir, Arthur arc a step
in advance OF any Of the Industrial sreemen in this country. an he e1pe1-
ences following heir trial will b watched WITH much interest
Records are given n accepted by both sides on the actual pr"H" " a certain.
staple e have. h selling price OF a given quality ot goods" n c"f lay n the
year. Each side appoints i firm OF ccountarts nj theSe fsuras Ic. AiIshed to
the ountan who are bound " secrecy not to disclose them except On request
OF either side. The ccountan,s take a number It mills new. middle aged nd
for working those mills on the aHerasc II they be properly deprecated They can
IA whatp production costs arc and hey agree on the average capital OF thc con
Germ II the return rises above az: per cent above the agreed u7on lNl OF the
capital, that automatically brings about a raise in wages for the operatives and
If II ALL 90: per cent below the agreed amount II return IN he capital that
brings a reduction in wagcs The asreemen must mott be rc-"Pen"d for to l.
months"
The sISniscancc II hts action in an iup"rtanti industry IN Great Britain is n
he tadt recognition y the factth hat there IS a natural partnership &ctw"en cap
.ul AM labor: that their true relationship is a relationship o cooperation and
Of ton, purpose instead Of a relationship of oppostiona and OF animosty' This
namely nat, the duleso o, Management and the profits IF operation belong to both
PARTIES In an agreement Successful industry canno b maintained Q me as
sumption that capital solely responsible for direction M crnrcia nd nat cap
taI h, ,he right to absorb all the profits above a certain fxei figure It cal
only he carried on successfully on The theory tina soms Of the duties Of manage
r.r, and control rest with labor am that some OF the responsibility FOR prohts
,sn mo, The employees. and hat. s,m distribution Of excess profits should be paid
to employees
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GERMAN STEEL OUTPUT

With all the financial depression in
Germany. the steel Industry OF that
country IS showing no visible de,ereor-
atlng effects. A comparison OF the out
put OF steel in Germany before and
after the war shows that the present
rate OF production OF both pig iron and
steel. but especially steel. assuming It
TO be the same now as in 1921. the fig
ures for which year have just come to
hand. is greater than before the war.
Germany lo$c about one th!rd OF her
~s,eel-makins capacity as a result Of the
war. but this does not affect tho rc.a-
live ratio Of production.
In comparison with Germany, only
our own country can match his record.
Cor tho american production CO steel
his rear. UP 10 the time o. the strikes.
VAS in excess % ,hN 1915 ra'.. II has
bcen less - pig 'rc9. The output and
present rates Of OUTPUT in other large
producing countries have been ard ara
much below er--rsr pro1Ic''on.
Germany. ~ a tactor IN World s:..l
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OF THE


Farmer will be encouraged ~ the
predictions OF tho Farm journal. wn'"H
estimates tho total value Of farm crops
and livestock produced IN lsc2 at $lS'-
$4,000, 900. This estimate represents an
increase OF 3I.cst.ooo. 100 over the 1921
value.
The farmers are certainly coming into
their own. The value OF their products
this year represents = greater proper
ton Of proh, than 4, did last year. THIS
years crop cost less 70 produce mach
tnery was cheaper. wages were lower.
fertilizers. and other expenses wer"
lower. and there we're no mere acres
planted.
4 clear billion and n quarter on the
black side OF the ledger represents a
tidy little sum FOR the farmers. and
their judicious handling OF Il viii go 1
long way towards a sterilization OF the
farming Industry and 4 greater enjoy
ment ct rural life. The country re-
joices In the farmers prosperity.