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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-23
A1.I, rDIr1cDs or THE FAITH WILL
HI DRAPnD III BLACK To-DAi'
nIsHoP's ORDERS.
sOLEMN REQUIEM MASS nj
JoBEPIs AT HOUR OF PorH"
FUNERAL IN ROME
HoLnMN LIBERIA WILL BE HELD
OVER cArArALoUE TO-DAY IN
ST. ALPHoNsUS CHURCH.

NJ tho 'ath"l!r chur'h"" 81 jn' Guy
VIII be drapcd In hlarF ,"-da!' on !"
gtrrIrtluuH from bishop I'"n'hn'' III
mourning for tho death 81 N"u"d''' ~
and all tho church viii hHN" SV'"'a' -'r
Woes for tn" I"p". S"l"n'u r'G'''"
high mass viii he SAID At ia" 'lh',
dral ou the sam" day that ia" iun"I".
services ar" held IN l;"m". Very 'i'N'
Fa thor q. II. M"yr. Y. -. will "It!'.a''.
Solemn requiem high mass WI ."
said at St Alphorsus church IN SOU, Il
Wherlin" this morning 1T "'I"'N'
Special services Will also u" held TH"@-
day evening at $50 o.c!""N. ".ia rev
Father Hall. Of st Mary's church, ON
,iatinE \ cLtnf@!qu" VIII b" "r"rtc"
and solemn liberia will be said over Tn"
tumba Special services will al" b"
held At -. Ninycnt's church ~ LIN
Grove this morning at O'Clock. Inc
pastor Rev. Father 'ilodt. Will "il"late
md Will deliver a "ulogy on III" late
pout:fG.
Services will Gn h",d At corpus
Christi church in Warw""d. Wednesday
morning at : o"clu"H. Father Galway
VIII Urrlciatc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-23
JOHN p. BREIGH LANaUIsHE8 IN
JAZZ, UNABLE TO hall IuMSEhf
oUT-QIRI. IS HELD.
81 $40 In ChschH Forged on Martins
Ferry Publisher Paused In
Wheeling Btorsa.

Unable 20 PROVED" q h""d "' E'"'"' o.,
secure his release. i"h" !. '"''E' W
Akron, ohio. "'iI r"W ''rN 'n '"' "''
county Jail charged with forgery 'h'
swindling Wheeling Merchants MISE
Marie Meyer uI~n "s Nhr"u. WV" No.
taken Into ,,us'nd, nl,,,l; with Err,Gh. !.
also held by tho police.
pu.,.A !, T.. .r,,r..,r ,,-.scj rn~Cod
,,. =, v.,o,,t,,, h,rsjpcss
1855 , w. .,,.,.,r.,, \, rnnr,,on bust.
80. b,,,so.. a.. ,,,,,f, ru~rhlscS. notice
e. ,r,.i,I,r -, bta alleged
s,,:,,as rrci.n rcrci,,5 merchandise
,.,Imod NJ S4I2 10 rr-...,iny IN return
rror, theSe fourteen places. Toy forged
.,becls tcpdercd IN rov,r,n. for his pur-
cbasss cash IN tho amour, OF 81 Is. %.
Erorgsd ;, ~. checks +. g.. charged.
w,s tbn ,,,ra ~ AIy,p /. Sr,lwlr. tror -
urr, ~ ,rc Scrrvt.. Publishing COM.
many which nyirtS Tho Martins Ferry
naiiv Times FOR several w"rl;S Ercicu
had been employed rs advertising nam
ager OF the Martins Ferry newspaper.
appea red 10 be making good q; his work
and was well known {" III" owners Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-23
Or, STRIDER PLEADS
FOR MORAL COURAGE
Points Out Three droat Reasons why
IT Is Needed In Present Ago.

4, =, N.,tLrv's church SUNDAY al
,.,,..,,,,. thc u1uul yralrr rrrri'" was
,.,..,,.,,,.r o., 1 ,'rlur!.. the It~l. l.; t. l..
y,rrJcr ,ininr u thirty mlnut" talk ca
..>rnr,I ,'nmr,rc" ~ Srrid~r pointed
~, dIrrcrcncc between moral and
.,,,,r.,I ,,urnuc. saying that moral
'..,,,.,, f., uurtIruInrIy needed IN Tia"
-, ,vc for thrcn Ica~"u'G FIRST
,ao ~ tho moral reaction Witch
h,g come over tho world Il" Tia" i""n''
nr tho war. a"roud. h"can'" We "' Nv
ing in Il mnri"lal age. and thIrd b''"".'
ill.,. church to mapping out more rN-
trua!yr program 'lHn eyer h''"'" ~ ~
history. "Ih" p"'P'" ~ Wv ,l,,a,.
Of the church Is I" r'''' "' i,I, D.,
peoples ami conditions ~ N'' .o,,n.
wIlI D." NOR" and NOR" h"'p'"' al
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-23
MARTIN AID CLUB SPEAKER

C.. r. Martin. president Of the Fer
rar Advertising Agency oF littshurGh.
will hc the principal spcai"" al The reg
uIar weekly meeting Of The Wheeling
Al cluh To he held a noon today AZ
IN, rtjks Club. His subject Will be Nd
vcr,ising rs \ Merchandising Force,
Mr.. Martin Is Thoroughly v"rscd IN ad-
ycrt!s!ng. and his address will he most
Jrtnrnvtiog
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-23
SCOTTISH RITE REUNION

Tho winter reunion OF the Ancient
Accented Scottish Rite or Froemasonry.
valley of Wheeling. Orient or West
virginia. will be held here on FEBRUARY
-, If. - aud 10. In tho ScottIhh iS
cathedral Petitions Will DO received up
until February !.
Nearly every Scottinh Rltc Mhsoh
throughout tho Whitley OF Wheeling ~
,.ncctcd TO intend thin winter reunion,
which pr"min"a - DO tho bigEcnt e'"
hcld In thin rtnt".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-23
HEAD AonED AND BODY AoHED

There arc various symptom" OF kio-
nay troublr-rhcumatic palms. backhcne'
gore muscles. stun Joints. md ntway'
tired" feeling. Mrs. Goo. MORGAN j..
Fairfield. VI. writes: My head ached
and my whole body ached r9 couid
not sleep Foley Kidney Pills gave mo
relief" They heal and strengthen
weak. dsordercd Kidneys apd bladder
and help them in their work OF hlterlnR
the blood and casting out OF the system
the Impurities that cause pain ana
disease. Prompt in action. Sold every
where.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-23
ChapIine Extension
Petition Out Today
Improvement Association Project Goes
TO Commissioners on Request OF
Twenty-Five Percent OF voters

Petitions asking ;hc board Of county
commissioners t. undertake the extern
sion Of Chaplin" street from I"A'h
street 10 the National road. |" relieve
the conccStcd tralric C"ndtt.on, VIII he
paced "A circulation tomorrow. II -
provided through an amendment Sc
cured at tho last session OF the l'S'S'"-
turr, that the commissioners shall LAY
IL levy and undertake street ;m%E"N"-
mont within the city Of Wheeling wien
pc;it!OacI hy voters o. the cry 81
Wheeling equal IN number :" twenty-five
percent Of the vote cast 4, the last pre-
rcd!ug election.
The extension as proposed. would
cost approximately $lNo,?O" 'hriEh."I
grading. surfaclng. drainage ana light
ing.
The extension. which follow TIA" curv-
AZURE OF the hillside above alley t t"
Grandv!cw street. thence along tha'
thoroughCare to an Intersection w.tE
tho National pike. would cover approx
lrnate,v 600 feet The maximum
Grade above Tca:h, It l.; estimated
would no, exceed four and three quar-
tiers percent and the upper paved r"r-
ton OF Chap,ine street would H. recon
StruCted 50 aS 10 reduce the grade nc
low Tenth. Thu Improvement c"ntHm-
p,,tAs also the Widening .: EraNuN'e"
street.
Tho total width of the roadway would
he approximately Il Feet. mad" mp O,
.! feet O: street. a '-:""; sidewalk ana
n foot guttcr al"n: tho iaS.d" edge
The paving would be- either concrete
h!Nm!nouS concrete. hri'k or C"HoIH-
alton Of these Materials
Thu petition. which has already been
e., unnGfll laNN moi 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-23

Fannie Hurst IN called Tho Female
O, kenny She has written eight nov
eI.ttes, all startlingly vivid and candid.
r.markable for every quality that goes
to create gripping interest: The intel
rrencsr has obtained exclusive puoM,
oStlonoation rights In this city and VIII
present the Fannie Hurst noVelettes 10
It's readers on the feature page oesih-
ming Tuesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-23

Because Of his connection with the
councilmanic investigation ana court
trials growing ont OF tho last Guy
election, John j. Comm is In possession
OF the real facts. He Will give these
facts to tho voters at the Market Auoi-
torium tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-23

II the voters OF Wheeling can get
,h. real facts they'll do the rest on
n,xt Thursday. Tho facts Will be given
without :ear or favor at the big cia-
zsns. meeting at the Market Auditorium
tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-23

II you want to hear the whole truth
concerning the present election siena-
ton freely and frankly told, come to
the meeting at the Market Audieorlnm
tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-23

son. and n suite OF three numbers WIN
nrsan accompaniment. ME- E'hiei
IIoclzle sang "Evenson" by Scott In MS
usual pleasing way.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-23

We have guaranteed Typewriters from
$1,000 up W. s. Stoddsrd. II 18th b
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-23

a seldom used advertising 1t Is very
worpropcrv this act altogether too weak TO ~
ot If tho yaIuc, offered in this Remnant Sale IN the
sections of poSng of short q'hlt
sold be dullc't"'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-23
Dresses Ridiculously Priced

Two gingham dresses and one pink organdy
dress that were S9.95, will go at just $l0o each.
One dollar
One afternoon dress of beautiful pastel
shade that was originally $1,000, will sell tor
$500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-23

\ table full OF white cotton wolfe bouseS,
lace trimmed. that were $1.9S, now half price,
99c.
Another table iul Of $50 and $50 lace
trimmed white wolfe waists, half price at SD
and SlI1.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-30
"PoR Ell ALMA DE RAFAEL"

Clara Kimball Young promote a to-
dos sus favorites un maravilloso arsa-
nlento una pelicula fna cuyo recuerdo
durara por mucho tempo. En- csta
hcImosa historic de atrevidas aven:u-
ras, de corazones poderosos y mujeres
encantadoras, un gran amor complete
de una manera incuestionable Ell exito
reconocido de la pelicula "POR Ell
ALMA DE RAFAEL. Su estreno en-
los cines Tres Banderas', jueves, Fe-
brero 2; ''Olimpo'', viernes, Febrero 8;
"Rialto'", sabado, Febrero 4. No dele
de yer esta production en- su cine fa-
vorito
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-30

Ninguno como ei valiente Mariscal
aleman E. Ludendorff, que fue una de
las figuras mas culminantes entire
cuantes tOmarOn parte en- la gran ca
tastrOfe muniial; ningunO mas auto
rizadO, para escribir un librO sObre
la Guerra pasada.
Y ell General Ludendorff 10 ha es-
critic. Ha escrito una Obra importan-
tisima, que no tiene, nj en- buen ticm-
po tendra, Otra que la gueda superar,
pOrque ell gran guerrero que con los
ImperiOs Centrales supO escribir pa
ginas brillantisimas para su causa,
fue recogiendO datos tras datOs en- ell
mismO escenario dOnde Sc desarrOlla-
ban las batallas mas sangrientas q. re-
gistra la historic y de las cuales fue
actor testigo al mismo. tiempos fren-
te a uno de los ejercitos mas maravi-
llosos que han presenciado los hui
manOs.
"Mis RecuerdOs de la Guerra, que
asi Sc titula este librO hist0ricO, abar-
de ell ano 1914 al 1918 en- que fue fir
ca la relaci6n de hechos acaecidOs des-
mado ell armisticio con la derrOta for
midable de Alemania; v la Obra que
esta ilustrada con 46 croquis de las
operaciones mas importantes tiene
tambien 10 mapas de conjunto de las
grandes campailas realizadas en- todos
los frentes.
"Mis Recuerdos de la Guerra" esta
Idirectamente traducida del aleman
por d. Manuel de Montoliu, con el con-
curse tenico del Coronel de artilleria
espanola don MarcelinO Diaz, que es
una autoridad en- cuestiones militares.
Ludendorff dedica su libro immortal
"A los heroes que han muertO en- la
Fe y la Grandeza de Alemania".
La Obra, que va esta agotandose,
Sc encuentra de venta. en- las Libre-
rias de Cantero, Fernandez & Co. Inc,
de esta capital.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-30
Notas de Aguadilla

I'OrHeO 0rAfTi0.-Con motivo del
brillante- torneo oratorio, organizadO
por alumnos del tercer ailo de la
High School, y el cual ceiebr6se ell
-el teatrc Ster la tarde del viernes
I'll timo. intel1'ogamos aver al inteli-
gente joven Antonio Rosario, uno de
nuestros mas aprovechados alumnos
de Ia Alta Escuela.
=; Podrfa vsted, joyen Rosario, in
fOrmarnOs Ago sobre Il torneo de
oratoria que ustedes efectuaron ell
yiernes?
--Sobre este solo puedo decirle que
cuando presente la idea Ia Direc-
tiva, 10 hice con ell objeto de dar
oportunidad todos aquellos que de-
seaban irse preparando para el futu-
TO, apartc del bcnolicio pcculGaric que
este proporconarfa hi clase.
-;Y quithes fueron los ccntendien-
tes?
Los, ioyenes, Rafael NJ. Soto. An
gel Reg y.S9, .IEllsaqnljjES Fl amigo ~ Soto, con su
santa reliIE5j' re}lI5 aiqbp'i, atpHpeai el eslnyo
cuatroo amos epp ST SfMilnario), expuso
con con. Era gran cllpcpenc1.a 81 ep'lc@pto que
~ t,epe acl plMrGcentf't M nft. e aqp'al a} "amaos
los ansGisq. a9Si Iles I 9t1g9s 9t1S .to slsanligo Rey'
tdrio Efs ?.iEa flpiEanidaiie niaii E,<b y pbfeesidad de
lq fdg%eaci3}Pl % l, mglall ~ % FL fIalIa,p a pilqzoiAm
bos W trTig5jon, II pagrfiita4s M9fllY hrilliantas
En- Ep cuani'89 ni'89iailmi lmi an4lliiSE aan4lliiS5Ah 5Ahprafs solo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-30
FL Mundo en- broma

doctor Alum en- nuestro baile, cuando
deSde los atl,iles de la orQuesta, 10
alcanZa Il Yer ell maestro Clayell; Sc
pone de pie este, Y empieZa Il repi-
quetear el bombardino con- aquel arte
que 10 hacfa ell immortal Cocolfa, hasta
que logra lamar la atenci6n del doc
tor Alum, mientras lie decfa con ell
bombardino: Doctor. para el gallo.
Claro esta. Pepe, medic aborchonado
por ell falso ofrecimient0, quiso esca-
parse, pero siempre cay0 en- la ratio
nera, mOjando Il todo aquel que cstu-
vo cerca de el. Lo cual sirvi6. para
de nuevo hacer otro ofrecimiento de
otrO gallo, que no So llamard pracisa-
mente ell 'Pasamonte', porque Jquel,
debe estar lemasiado viejo....
y, aquf hago punto final. repitien-
do, que ell baile de lei Mu1ldo en- Bro-
ma, estuvo magnflico; Y 81 no, que
ITO digan los alasquenos. Calm Arri-
Flfaga, les popgo por caso.... Y ahora.
t5a77 prppaIa,r Il earnaval.., que al decir
de los gsbromistas"., scrd aguarapito-
nante T. Observation-Disclosures. ~
EtfZ<s g.aNt2 ,bsii'T ~; AIC4KOLA.
Ener0nde' 1921 ssaa5
=
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-30

No hay otro Lapiz de Orc CO.
mo ell ''Eversharp". 1Quiere I'd.
poseer un0? Enyie 500 d0lares
a E14 IMPARCIAL por la sus-
,cripci6n de un aiO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-30

Establishments santaa
Complta doac6u I modernos
de utiad aameno centhco de todas las enfer
dades cuermosa
servcio.tutrpo inedico redente e Sanatorio.
Sc admitAn enmo de de
dendc atndo medco los de la Sociedad
Departamentos especaes Senoras -
Opeacones esIecales cahos de hdro
eecttG hdoapcos masae Rayos X Fuguraclon etc.
clu: 4uauvAnen.e convencionales.
PERSONAL CIENTIFTCo.
DIRECTOR del SANATORIO: DR. Amalo Roldan.
DIRECTOR del CONSULTORIO Quevedo Baes
CIRCJAAO GENERAL: Dr. don Rafael velez Lopez.
ESPECIALISiA EN- INTERMEDIATES DE NARIZ, OIDOS GAR
GANTA y OiOS: DR.. don Agusin r. Laugier.
RADiOLOGO DR.. Manuel Soto Rivera.
DR.. don Pc iro Rivera Aponte Castor l.. Rivera
DR.. Manuel Pava = ] don Ramon RUIZ fIazario.
CIRUlAfO DEN1ISTA: Dr. don Lorenzo r. Noa.
PRACTICANIE don Enrique Fernandez.
Asnc factalva undada ehcazmente 16 Ha de Carl
dad Nurses Tuadas de copta aptud practa arga expernca
coNsULTAA
En- snatoroPor Director de Ia tarde los das laboa
Rtconocmientos $1,000 Consultas $500,
POI Gneral-A Particulares de 10 de Ia mahan
los dfas laborabes;
auxado los medcos Doctores Ruiz Nazaiio Cas-
~ l.. Rivera.
En = Velez, de
POI Director D Quevedo de auxiado los Doo
Rivera Aponte, Pava
Por Especaista Consultoro 4, de SaA
Por Ell Cruano Dentia Consutorio ODonen 10 PLAZA de
Colon, de II de la tarde.
Los Numo $500 tiendo derecho
atenddo os mdcado Ia presentation
del limo >recibo.
PRESIDENCIA, Apartado TES0RERIA Apartado 7c1
SAN JUAN PUERTO RICO
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-30


fieros dennis concurrencia, Ia nece-
sidad que ticne la presente generaci0n
de poseer el idioma ingles
-;Y 10 es verdad que Obtuyo I'd.
ell primer premio?
No puedo negarlo, senior cronista,
pero en- realidad no Sc como quede.
Esto 10 pue;len decir los se1ores del
| juraGb mis- compaileros.
-;Piensan ustedes seguir con esOs
| ejercicios lit"rarios?
| A ESQ me propongO 70. Y aun
mas, pienso proponer Sc forme en- la
Alta Escuela una sociedad, cue habra
| de llamrrse 'Fraterliidad Escolar''
para que eStOs ejercic;os, ademis de
| las cOnfTrcll las. quedcn cargo de
ella TambiGn he pcnsado intiuir col
los eStudiantes Il yer 81 publicames un
peri0dit0. Todo este pOdra efec;uar.
Sc, mucho mas. 81 tUdOs nos { iera.
mos cuenta del <iinportante papa que
yenimos IL CeSenlppilar Oh este nidiidtt
/ Me estd triyte e! decirlo, amigo Mo
frales, paro este ambientc -cSfa satlt
iaoo oc ''ii s"'siiiiisiho iii"s oe' h'''',n
I tarse altn mas cuando dos pesimiS,
\ tasi son .sstutiantes, kS@futurds .idfa
dores de Ia patria.
III -eA 9.|f III qffsi''t i'i>''s5f mas = u
! ! 1AA.ila ID " "''toiid '''f hpfF'No'i"" , ' ="
l@ff'sia lfor Y uiisif;lfii'Hi. Noii respec''
esto q.po >'ecirie qu59 5til II lue sost t'ai
iltSt" af esip lyeila' siltis,
oePo iiis t.,p pi"Pip y Ao9' p''e'
luna i''''e 'iie Ia oiiVV.''o una w
t'.iii,'au. 'i T. 70, ESQ . 'rloiflo i'i. ~
soei1'ie' p,''e ~ 'laui"n itn ie@io ihis
iterzos' ilid' 81 lIaeaso' e'Is io hie que-
J"ie, p''es puse 'ouo ~ qoe p"ue y
coilo faoie me "s uuo' li"caSe. 80
i1asta alu't huestta tplH''ena 'tti're-
Nls,a, nus eoihpiace ''sisiiiiieaf H'''
q uiscolso oei JoNe'i i''s'irio LUZ pi'-
liiiitlsiiiio' i'i"S api''uuiuo' 'l''oieii-
oo oo'eiiiuo u pfeiiiio iioNei uip'o'ia
ue hohor' ri taieh'cso conlpa'rlo'a
rue lluS lei'itauo pof 81 'uraao COM
pues'o ue ios eiiofes Acoo' "oii~''le~
41eiia' Aheses el LIZ. raoiiia' io'
QUILTS 'uNieioi iidseS uc ihereciuoS
eiHoiillos para ei JoVeh orauor ausu-
ra'iooie uh pofVehir prlilaii'e. fai''
pras teXtualcs del III. fadliia' al Ter
|
es'as NO saba !o Que III EscHeii'
superior ae Asuadilia 'aViefa u' rul-
sehor
reliclli'lios al aiiils" hosarlo' POI
este 'Irlulllo' lie aieitamos q que
continue por testa sehda que 10 ha
de ileViir Ia cusplde del eAlto'
Voilde SOLO puedeh llegar los esplrl-
rus pfogfeslstas luchadofes dotados
ue una escidreclda liilellgeicla.
Las fictth'0s det EdOdJ0.-IraDa-
Jahdo aver como alDaml ell las oDfas
del edllcl0 hiuhlcipai, que Sc leVanta
frehte la PiaZa Hflnclpal de esta
ciudad, Saturhho Qmnones. uh NOM
Dre como de oo amos de edad, Sc cayo
de un ahdamo' 1racturindose Ia pier
ma lzquierda pof1 la parte del toblilo'
FL obrero herido Tue conducldo IA
Cllnlca de los doctofes lgaftua Jl-
menez Serra' en- sdonde este ultimo lie
practice la p1merai cura'
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-30

.o Por. Ia suma de $500 recibira
FL IMPARCIAL todo Ell aho y
un Lapiz de Orc ''Eversharp"'.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-14
& Wraps $l4.75

These are remarkably smart Coats and Wraps in the
newest Spring manner. Made in a wide range Of
styles and colors.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-14
.LaydndB Bride Season. Here;
Easter New and Beautiful,
Rdps Lightly for Admission

troying angel passed over the
houses Of the children Of Israel In
Egypt when he smote the Egyp-
tians."
There is no. indication Of the
observance Of the Easter festival
in the New Testament, or in the
writings OF the apostolic Fathers.
The sanctity Of special times was
an idea absent from the minds OF
the first Christians. Some Of the
early Christians, however, contin-
ued to observe the Jewish festi-
walls. Thus the passover, with a
new conception added to 1t OF.
Christ as the true paschal lamb
and the first fruits from the
dead" continued to be observed,
and became the Christian Easter.
The method OF fixing Easter
day is a very complex and diff
cult one. Briefly, 1t may be ex-
planned that Easter Day is the first
Sunday after the full moon follow
ing the vernal equinox.
First Day Of Church Year
Easter, as commemorating the
central fact of the Christian rell-
glon, has always been regarded as
the chief festival OF the Christian
year, and according to a regula-
tlon Of Constantine 1t was to be
the first day Of the year. This
reckoning Of the year as beginning
on Easter fingered In France until
1866, when by an ordinance Of
Charles TX, January l finally took
Its place.
The ~llturgical color for Easter
Is everywhere white, as the sign of
JOY, light and purity. and the
churches and affairs are adorned
with the best ornaments that each
possess. Flowers and shrubs no
doubt in early times were also
used for this purpose, but what
evidence there is goes against the
madieval use Of such decorations,
which are so popular at the pres
ent day.
The event which the observance
OF Easter commentaries Is told
simply by Matthew:
I'm the end Of the sabbath, as it
began to dawn toward the first
day OF the week, came Mary Mag
dalene and the other Mary to see
the sepulchre. And behold, there
was a great earthquake; for the
angel Of the Lord descended from
heaven, and came and rolled back
the stone from the door, and sat
upon It. His countenance was
like lightning, and his raiment
white as snow, and for fear Of
him the keepers did shake and
became as dead men.
"And the angel answered and
said unto the women, Fear not:
for l know that We seek Jesus,
which was crucihed. He is not
here: for ho is risen, as he said.
Come, see the place where the
Lord lay, and go quickly and tell
his disciples that he is risen from
the dead; and. behold, he goeth
before you into Galilee; there
shall ye see him: 10. l have told
YOU"
"And they departed quickly
from the sepulchre with fear and
great joy; and did run to bring
his disciples word.
"And as they went to tell his
disciples, behold Jesus met them,
saying, All hail. And they came
and held him by the feet, and wor.
shipped him."
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-14
Waterman 0%verpowered by
Bandits Who Loot Safes

NEW YORK, April 14.-Bandits
invaded downtown New York last
night. They overpowered a watca-
man in a large office building at
81 William street and then ripped
open four safes on the eighth floor.
The Waterman, George Brecken-
ridge, was found this morning
bound and gagged. He said sever
al men had attacked him at 10
o'clock last night. The police ques.
toned the tenants to learn what
was stolen.
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-24
If SKIN BREAKS
OUT AND ITCHES
APPLY SULPHUR

lust the moment you apply Mentho-
Sulnhur to an itching, burning or
broken out skin, the itching stops and
healing begins, says noted SKIN spe-
cialist, This sulphur preparation, made
into a pleasant cold cream, gives suen
quick relief, even to hery eczema,
that nothing has ever been found to
take its place.
Because of its germ-destroying prop
ertiss, Al qiielsly subdues the itching,
coois the irritation and heals the 'eczetpa
right up, leaving Il clear, smooth SKIN
in place of ugly eruptions, rash, pint
pies or roughness.
You do not have to wait for improves
ment. Ii quickly shows, You can get
little jar Of Rawies Mentho-Sulphns
at any drug stole.
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-24
DIVIDEND NOTICE

The directors of the National Bank
Of Brunswick, have this day declar-
ed semi-annual dividend Of $5- 90
per share, PAYABLE JANUARY End, 1923,
to shareholders of record at the close
of business today. Divident' checks
will he mailed
J, II. PARKER, Cashier,
Brunswick, Ga, Dec 21, 1922 ]
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-24
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I'd just to
5nated the m
d while the yout

fAttAAeS al Wv
the part Of master, and thes
have an old busy body insist on PACK
ing you of to bed togeher?
That is the embarrassing situ6aon
that Elizabeth Lane and Richard
Thayer face in "All ieight," the unl-
versai attraction deluxe in which Ro-
doIph valentino and CARMEL Myefs
are starred, and which will he shown
al The Grand Theatre on Christmas
day for an engagement of two days.
A especial Christmas presentation
win he presented showing real sno"
sform with elaborate lighting enects
nraaueed under the personal direction
Of Manager Spencer, vino states tAss
/ this is little novelty alone Wofti'
the price Of admission.
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-24

Market, s12 Monk
100 in addition TO
tern meats, win in future
seot oysters 4oc per quart,