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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-31

this. cck Will nc held on Thursday e'en-
tr, 80 49, o.c.ork instead 81 ton'"rro"
~, NOON III. - e monthly meeting
md .r :u'.rr<f.rr program - r'pgTt""
=. process e rompl'uon FOR i1' moe
II Martin tow"u Of tn" Wheeling
Traction company VIII %" TIA" 'haHm'"
10 rhuG.c
E.arlied A. Marietta.
v, ..ra Air. WaHer N.>,NnH arrived
r.r.. s.,rd.,y tol 90 viii, win 'iS lat-
,.,. NJ ,sG Mr. Ncw'"u W rN"N
- South Third street Walter WN'k"n
W. married recently 'o Mss f'rnaHih"
iI,.,ruck If Marietta ana tn" news %; INC
.,.,isin. comes 80 Ioca. friends A. c
p."j" surprise.
Reported worry Low.
l..nar,l. better down as "Di"k" rad
d.. IF rms, city. former big I"aH>'r base
hall player ara On" 81 III" nest hh"" "
resilient, 80 this city was reported very
low 1T ia. family nom" ON Hanover
stree; Yesterday following stroke SUI
forced Sunday and i!rrle hopes were re-
uor,rd entertained for his recovery.
Martins Ferry Briefs.
Nr and Mrs ". w stein and i"o
sous have returned nom" after an dntp
'r.r and Visit win fss'7ds at ""Sn'ns-
,"u. IA.
,;r.or rgnyou has moved his family
Crnn l"rls' s'r""' :" recently P''-
chased home on Virginia street
Mrs. Harry Walrot; leaves To-Day '"'
E.r hnn,,, q, Norfolk Va. after visit
with NJ ana Mrs. John NJ. Turner.
Misc Sails" NENer Of Pittsburgh. a
.. sting wish h"r sister Mrs. Frank
Urnro.rh Of his civ.
u, q SCHOOLS
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PAGE NINE

dress This is expected {" De the big
rns, meeting or the prefcnt campaign.
School Picture.
Arrangements ihaVc hc"u completed
.,..rn-.u the students OF Tia. high school
and :, local plc,ur" theatre manager Tor
,r. exhibition uf tn" Him. Two MN
MOS to CO. a ph"toplaN ~ school atm
.,t,,s.. on r'r.II> aftcrno"n and eve
rirg The proceeds Of III" showing VIII
he nf.srr,l in The s"ho" athletic fund.
Booster Club Meet.
The regular meeting OF the booster
Tub - scheduled for til" rooms OF the
NIrna ~ fraternity on Main street THIS
evening and rho usual biz attendance
and enthusiasm are anticipated. FL
forts will he made 10 get out rousinr
crowd for the high school football game
.gsinst Union high Of Beawood next
Saturday.
Slightly Injured.
Elmer McConnaughy Of Aetnav1ns
suffered slight INJURY 10 foot ana
ribs when bus in which he was riding
to Eellaire Yesterday morning went !
over an embankment near the old car
barn. The driver and other passengers
escaped uninjured. but several Of the
= nd"ws Of tho Ger were broken.
Funeral AZ Barton.
The funeral services for Elizaoeth,
inc-,car-old daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Mikula. who died at the home or
Tho parents in Barton last Saturday
will IL" held from tie Barton Catholic
church this morning AT 2 o'clock. ana
The burial will be at I.inwood cemetery.
Owner Fined
TIL, owner If a slot machine which
rrd bc-or plared IN business house at
Wheeling Creek was fined IN Justice OF
mo Peace William Brittons court yes
,rrdav morning. after it was shown thar
he had agreed 10 pay whatever hne
might be imposed befor" being per-
mirtcd 10 place the machine
Halloween Event
Misses Savna Ehli and Olive Apple
earth were the hbstess"s TO a large
marty ~ their friends at a Halloween
rar,v hold in the auditorium 81 St An
thony Catholic school last right. \
varied program Of games anil amuse-
ments was followed by luncheon.
Bridgeport Briefs.
Miss Eva Wilson and Mrs. Wilbur
Morrow arc home after few days visit
with friends at Pittsburgh.
James Michaels ~ Lincoln avenu. ~
homo after two weeks visit with
relatives a: Elkins. W. Va.
John Stoor ri Morristowr n. spent
Yesterday calling on friends and rela-
tives in this city.
Frank Ledvinka. president 81 the SUBJ
d'strirr miners organization. l. home
after a business visit - Washington.
Miss Grace Market of Lincoln avenue
I. reported improving nicely following
A recent illness
ATTORNEY George Mckee OF this city
.r.rt Yesterday visiting a. 81. Glars
will. m business
Miss Eva Coss has returned t. her
home in Eirkwood after visit Win
friends at New RrightorS Pa.
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coward getting u"w Inc l'.'N. y
disastrous i'r" probably wiz d" n''''-
e;trN .ctors >"mr .l,t:"H Is 't"'H 't'"
thr rnai;r: E",,'.rfE a w"n..'' =, '.''
! Gravel HI Improvement "-''' ''''""
! stated th., IA" matter - ir"'Hli h- ct
now f.,c tvurh has been r"i''""" L. It
committee. uf the Chamber 90 {" "''''
some tJuu" aCn.
~ To, pr,>cit t.mc. the 'h'i'' ''.
parim,u, ..Ir~wr:s alarms "n ''r''\'i III"
m &c; {, that section l. - necessary .'
cross the railroad track. Tia" r"'''"'"
IS no. hauling heavy trains "' ''"i
r,rr that branch and vixen an Hiar" =
sounded IN. C"utral truck may r"Np"""
and find the c,.-s'up hl"rkrd IN r''
v,ous ucc& ,siuu wu-. \ truck WhS %"
.r commission a common truck WIZ" '
! lev, hand cNt.uguIshcrS ami nose WI.
! used IN such Tu rmrrgenSy
I Eleven OFFENDERS.
Mayor Wya:; presided over An "'"
tm. session Of police court yesterday
. with many &c he old Offenders on me
! docket Ram "a; alley cam" 10 inc
front w;ih five and The others "cr" r.'"
ed up m Various par's - ihe town "N'i
: the weekend. All were charged Win
! being drunk and lis"rderly and me
paid f.ur -: s. and costs each,
! Social Notes.
Arthur GOLDSMITH entertained mum
, Der Of his friends w!th Il maS'iuertH'
party. last evening m his home IN N">'
/ Rcllalre.
: Announcement has nv-a made Of IN"
marriages Of Misses Olive and MNr'''
! Francis. ot this city which were solemn
led at WcilShurG. on saturday. MISS
! olive became the bird" Of liughle EVAN
: OF Maynard and Miss .'yrtle was Wcduc"
| to Q. Ray Winland Of Washington a
The brides are tho daughters OF Air'
and Mrs. Joseph Francis Of Rose Hili.
Miss Geneva peahody entertained the
! members Of the y. |. y. f.. club with
! Halloween party last evening IN her
home on North jefferson street.
The Wnrlan's Missionary society "'
| the Presbyterian church will meet this
evening in the church. The program Is
In charge OF Mrs. J. NJ. Mcdonald and
Mrs. J. J. Sharpe.
The Daughters Of America will en-
! terrain with a masquerade party This
evening in tho hall on Thirty-thlrd
Etreet.
Miss Inez Palmer will entertain \
number Of friends with a Hallow on
masquerade PARTY. this evening in her
home ~ Klee.
reception was held A. tho United
! Freshyter'ar church last evening for
Rev. Paul Ferguson. the new pastor and
| his wife.
A Relying Hand
All candidates for political othce< IN
! opposite tickets ara not enemies as was
shown BY an incident at s.. ClatrSN'lle.
! early Sunday morning. A. A. Davis.
Democrat candidate for recorder mad,
a tour Of the river front Saturday and
attended the Willis Meeting in Martins
Ferry Late Saturday night he left
Bridgeport and arrived in s.. Clairs-
willie to md that he must get lift"
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ress'rrist is person who wouldn't
care ~ r. In clover for fear Of con-
,rac,inc hay f-ver.-Duluth. Herald.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-31

,ontCr, will empty your bowels com
pie'ely by morning and YOU viii feel
splendid They work while You
slear CaScarets never stir YOU up
or grippe Ike Salts. Pills, Calomel. or
OIL and rhsy cost only ten cents box
Children love CaScarets too.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-31

.cu Il El;kau. local Insurance aE"H'
has purchased the Carter property M
Rrlm0n, street opposite the city parE.
The consideration was not made known.
The property was purchased from koh-
err and William Carter. who ar" "a-
gagged IA tn" feed and grain huSin"s :
(; i- ~a:c that tn" firm will soon Vu
business at TN" present location and III"
new owner viii erect a large apartment;
huildnG
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-24
Ne BASE BALL
Ell sEGUNDo DEsAFIo
Sc SUSPENDIo Ell JUEGo DEEIDO
A LA osCURIDAD.- Ell PU
BLICo ENCoLERIzADo, PRoTEs
TO DE TAI SUSPENSION

Cuando los ''fans'', partidarios de
los Yankees vieron que los "Gi-
gantes'' Sc anopAron tres carreras en-
el primer acto Gel segundo desafio de
la serie mundial, Sc creia que la Gerro
ia Gle los primeros era segura, pero
Bob Sahwkey, lanzador que act'Iaba
por los yankees despues del 'home
run que lie lgEra Yrish Meusel con
Groh y Irish en- las bases, Sc mantuvo
intocable hasta Ell extreme de qT.e
los hatesdores de los ''Gigantes'' no
les fue possible saear la bola fuera de
los limites de los ''fielders''.
Los ''YarkeeS'' van Ia revancha
Y logfan anotarSe una carrera en-
el cuarto inning con un "'bestial
home run" producido por Ward, pu-
dieron anotarse su segunda carrera.
Shawlzey continub blanqueando mien
tras que Barnes el pitcher de los
"Gigantes', fue victima de otra ca
rrera en- ell octave inning. En- el
roveno ambas novenas estaban empa
tadaS, teniendose que jugar un "extra
inning :, Ell cual fue cero para ambos.
En- este mo.nento Hinderbrandt actua-
la de "chief umpire tuvo que sus
pender el desafio por la oscuridad, 10
QUE ocagiono TN gran escandalo entire
el pu0iico, uegandose hasaa Ell extre-
mo de que un grupo Sc situara frente
Ell palco ocupado por Mr.. Lands, ar
bitro supreme del 'Fbase BALI, para
protestar de tai suspension, pues alega-
Ian que adn podia jugarse un Gin
ning' mas por haber claridSd para
clio. Eandis, algo turbado en- medic
de tai algarGbia. manifesto que la de-
cision del umpire era irrevocable.
pero que, no obstante ell case Sc So
| meteria Ia consideration. Al sN1ir
Mr.. Lands del ''Polo Ground fue 70
Geado ror numerosos policias en- previ
sion de una aggression por parte de al
gunos fanaticos.
I'm una palabra, los oeSa1lo5 0el
viernes fueron los mas renidos, pero Ell
inciden3e de la suspension lie quito to.
| da importancia. 81
ResEitado del juego:
GIGANTES 800 600 900 O-3
YANKEES 100 100 010 0--3
Hits GigantS 7; Yankees 8; Errores:
Yankees o, GiganteS A.
| La cantidad recaudada en- taquilla
sscendi6 a $12O,554, la cusl fue des-
tinadga las victimas de la guerra. se-
| giln Sc anunci6 antes de empezar el
desafio del sabado. Asf 10 acordo "a
"comision nacional de base ball'' pa
ra complacer a todos los espectadores.
MONSANT.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-24
IM Ola CDMO HOY
MUREo FL GENERAL cHfLEHo
BERN ARDo o'HI0GINs

DerEotados los patTiotls ehilsnOs por
ias tFopas asl Viuey Ataseal sn la
funelta lornada ds Raneagua loctnbTe
e isfD. diSpersfFonss los Festoa del
eltEciio hbertadoF, y. Kaivanda IA cor,
diliHa Dc hos Andea. logFaron IL ma
per parte de ios fugitivss hallar re-
fngiD 81 Is prgvineias de cuyo. cue
prrtNnecian = Il Rspdhliea Argentina
Go - aiaEon poF veneidos los emf
Era1ea chlisnss y. armss en- 81 pEOy6-
fito q canasguiF sn dia no ielan) a
oomplala indspenaencia DE- la ratda'
ehiiena elsanlzaron ca Nsna0za. ha-
10 q manae DEL iinstEs eandillo argen-
tino den JosA Do San Martin, an nums
Foso eiSEelts destinado = Feeonqaistar
= Chile. sFEsbatfnd0io dehnitivamente
= "a domination as EspahA
m los prinsros mesa Del aAo 1917
aqusl naslso Dc patriotas. dsnOminadO
EJERSIT0 DE- Los ANDES. bajO sl
mando de- San Martin. atFaves6 Ia cor
diliera. " aerFotando i9a espanoies
On A. sangFienta tntalia as chaeabu.
co RshrsFe De 1870. entr6 triunfai
mepts sa santiago.
~ esudille ehilsno don Bernardo
o'HiggsnA cue tanto " distinguieTa
sn sssa esmpaGs. fut nombFado diTee-
tor aupEamo &c IA naei6n. mientras Lac
fusEzas eapaholas - retiFaban . Tai
eahnano. y Il indspendsacia de Chile
" pFoelamnha Al hAs Siguiente
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-24

Bernardo o'Higgins primer lefe del
Sstaao ehilsno. era hilo del viney del
rera don AmbFosio o'Higgins. , hAbia
nncido ea chliiAn en- 20 ds Ag0st0 de
iTTs. a iea aulnee ahos fus snviado a
Eurepa para terminnr Hn edneaeion,
HisuaiAnaois. 81 sfeet0. en una modes
a psusion De ios sirsdedorss de Lon.
cFes. peEmEneeisndo en IA misma p0F
efpacio ae tres amos DuEante "a perma
rencia en Il capital inglssa e0ntFaio
e1tFecha amistad Fon 81 venezolano
frznciaco Miranda quisn ineaie6 .
nusntEo blogEaaads las ideas de inds
penaenc.a - cue. andando sl tiempo.
habia De seg Hno de sus mas deeieid0s
eampaonsa
A msaiados ds ls02 smhHFe6 O'Hig.
gins cara calls. a. oblsts ds posssiS.
i.af,e fs ios hssnes a. "a padre. falle-
eiap e. si $40 anteEior al disponsrse
. emhaFeax paEa Espsaa.
IA papesasn as Sus caantlOsOa bisne6
ra Hitlg6 - Il lovsn o'Higgins las
iasas as llhsrtaa aus para 80 patria
snhsiaha. A dsshs ~. no taTd6 en- 90
mar pa-ts "a ana ssdiei6n militar en-
osntiaEo. sas faf ssfoeAds fksilmente.
figuisnde = IaTsiE ssia fscha ana laFga
rsris % algarraas politioas que II basn
fnaron favoFahies para Ia eansa de n
hbeEtaa g Gale. fomantaE0n lastim0-
famsnis eniEs ice pstriotas IA TlvaAas-
css tnieia6as 81 principlO Dc Il lueha
roT ia inaspan6encia.
~ seakstFa ae hancagna. cue pnso
InsVamsnte = chiis balo Ia sobeFania
ds EspaAa dsmovar6 . los aireetoFes
dai mevlmlento 10 funesto Dc aanellas
ambicionsa u virtsFia DC chaeabuco,
en- 10 ene tnnto ~ distingui6 o'Hig
ginA dseiaio h indspsndsneia de Gale.
poEbskaaese q aqusl general director
supremc de ia nacion. poF d Jnnsa
q Nosahisa FsuniaA en- Santiago.
IA ilagaaa es FsfueTEos espanO.eI
sbiig6 81 dMsCtoF . una nneva eip
Eioaa eampaAA para las aFmaa ehiienas:
puss iun tFopaS Dc IA mstE6pSli fueFon
dsanitivAmauts dsFrotaaas peFdisnao.
~ aqusila Fiea eolonia ds Rspaha.
Paci6caao tempofaimsnis 81 terrific
Fio. dsfieo o'HiEgina sus inieiativas
q "a eEsaeiea as h msFinachiis IA, oF
saniEAaae - sfeCto unE sscuadFilla -
pnhiieana. aus presto 80 valioso eoneuy
70 u eauaa ds A ibsrtsa Dc chlle,
sFivands > - espaho.ss de Feeibir los
euxiiiss ds aus tan aeessitados esta-
ban.
~ enFidlahas talsnio mflitaE a.
o'Hisslns ~ fuf. assuaeiaaamsate,
fscundade pr sus aetss Dc eoblsmoi
pnaH h dssaseFtada slaoeiSn de sus
miniaEea pEevoo6 "a indignaelon asl
pnsbso ehiienc y fuf cauaa ae sn ealda.
NJ gsnsFM FFsiFs. A. fFeute Dc un
moiin miiitaE. sblisS Al dfFsetoE = pEi
var . sus favsritos ds toaa partleipa-
eien 81 81 ooblerEo. IN - as Bnsro
% taa3 ss nemhs6 en- Santiago una
Juniaggus sxigis . o'TlEEins a abai
tCeaaimaa en- N pAgina Ca
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-24

John Scott, cuien desde hacla algu
Eos meses parecia haber pasado Ia
historic como jugador de pelota, reapa
reci6 en- los terrenos del p. Ground en
la tarde del viernes, en- medic de un
gran asombro entire los espectadores.
Seosr, cuando fu6 .hnzado del s'Cin-
cinnati" por creersele inutil para jugar
"base ball'', vi0se obligado pedir
por calidad que lie admitieran en- al
gun Glib. Por fin pudo conseguir que
Nc Graw le admitiera en- su novena
y he aqui, que QUiza agradecido por la
acogida que lie hiciera ell f1moso ina
nager'' de log "Gigantes''. Ell viernes
reaIiz6 una labor eficientisima desde el
oajon haSta el extreme de haber de-
iado en- complete blanqueado Ia la gen.
tie de Miller Huggins. Hoyt, que IAN
zaba por los Yankees no estuvo 10
sufcientemente afortunado, pues en- Ell
tercer acto lie cnotaron dos carreras
despues de aigunos hits.
Un altercado So formo en- Ia tercera
tase eHando Babe Ruth Sc 5ventur6 q
alcanzarla Groh 10 sae6 de 'fout'',
teniendo que intervenir ell umpire
para lamar al orden Ia ambos jugado-
res. Desde este momento Ell publico no
ces6 de "chotear" a Babe Ruth, cada
vez q1e sacaba la cabeza fuera del
sitio de los jugadores.
FL nilmero de persoras que presen-
ciaron este juego assemble 37,620, los
cua.es aplaudfan cada momento las
jugadas emocionantes originadas du-
lante Ia contien6h.
La cantidad recaudada en- este de-
safio assemble a s122,354, de la cual
correspondent $62.40O a los jugadores.
SAL, ,6O).85 al club y $18,35S.1o la CO
mission nacional.
He acuf ell lime up":
GIANTS: Bancroft, S.; Groh. 3d.:
(Continua en- la Ga. pag.1
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-06-14
ADVENTURE OF
THE TWINS
BY Olive Barton Roberts

1.-The, Twins were hunting Me- Peer
about, the aMan-in- the Noon Herwas
lost. ea
/ 1, They looked into his house; but he
wasn't there. 2i3f}SN,tit Erf
Then they went to Snooze:um Town
and asked the Towslies (the little
dream fairies, but they didn't know a
thing.
|, Next they went to Smokysoot Vii
.lage and asked the chimney fairies
and the Sweep. But no Moon Man.
Then they wen. to all the cities,
the City of Tee, the City of Cor
al, and the City of Pearl, but no.
body had seen him.
Then suddenly one old fellow in
the City Of Pearl remembered some-
thing.
"'Tother day was taking walk"
said he, land I saw Mr.. Peerabout
talking to Comet-Legs on mountain
top. After a while saw Comet-Legs
coming back alone"
(Which mountain was it, asked
Nancy. "We'd better go up and see"
THAT one yonder," said the old
fellow, pointing. /. IVA
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-06-14
nY LILLlAN D. WALD
Head Worker, Henry Street Settle

1SSQA WV ~sSSs OSsssST
ment, New York
TO young people who have not yet
discovered for themselves their fit
ness for a definite work in life but
whose thoughts are turning toward
social service, should say that 1t is
desirable to find out whether your in
tarest in social servi(e has deep
roots; whether you care for children
and for peope outside your immedi-
ate family circle. y:
A social worker must be able to
think of the community from the in
,dividual approach, not from the per-
sonal. @
Superficial interest docs not carry
one many steps, but the little light
of interest may be the indication Of q
fire that burns or that can be kindled
into real fire. If nothing in your
childhood or your tastes indicates
this concern should say that you
had better enter into vocation that
is impersOnal. 8
Naturally young students have had
very little opportunity to develop per-
sonal contacts outside of their inn
mediate family and school circles, but
when you have reached the age OF
graduation you will know whether
you have sympathetic, and the be-
ginings of an intellectual, grasp of SO
sial problems.
Let no one think, however, that ed
ucation is completed when the di-
ploma is presented, for the high
school education is the minimum OF
academic preparation, and further
training in college, in travel or IN
special cultural studies, when relat-
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-06-14
WOMAN NAMED
COUNTY LEADER
IN CAMPAIGN

Fargo, june 14.-Report received
at the I. ". A.. headuarters indicate
that the women of the state this
time take more lively interest in the
campign than ever before. In several
counties they take the lead in organi-
zation work. Mrs. D. L. Stewart of
Devils Lake has been elected manager
for the Independent forces men and
women in Ramsey county. She is the
first lady campaign manager in North
Dakota. At meeting in Darlington
the Independents of Foster county
elected Mrs. J. Ross Mackenzie of
Darlington, chairman of the women's
activities for the county.
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-06-14
MONKEYS

Carveth Wells, explorer, while tramping ir
Malay jungles, found that the natives had trained
broks, small monkeys to run up trees and pick
cOcoanuts for them.
That is interesting, because it happens far
away.
But, shucks! In our country, the monkeys
descendants have been trained to do "a heap
sight, more than the broks.
You have noticed in a circus menagerie, that the
monkeys are Just as interested in US as we are in
them. That is one of the reasons.
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-06-14
GAINS WEIGHT
AND IS BETTER
THAN IN YEARS
Minneapolis Resident Declares
Tanlac Entirely Overcome
Stubborn icase Ts SEQ n,of''a' "a stomach ST = a'sh
Trouble and She Just Feels
I. r.t.s2 &&% #.+ ne @|tt'
Fine. - lsa~ Ys # aaa$oa

II have felt better for the last six
months than l have in many years
and it's every bit due to Tanlac," SAID
Mrs. s. Berglund, SIP Morgan Ave-,
North, Minneapolis, MINI.
"For several years Ididn't get
good nights sleep and never felt we'll.
I was terribly run down and always
felt i'll and weak. My stomach was
out of order, and sick, weak spells
would make me hardly able to move
many days. could scarcely digest
anything, and no matter how little !
ate l just bloated up with gas. had
sick headaches when my head would
Jhrob and hurt me until I was almost
driven distracted. ra .,.sy+4
"All that miserable feeling is over
with me now, however, and Tanlac
has made me feel so we'll that only
take one very small dose every day.
1 have gained some weight, too, and l
shall always praise this grand medi-
cine for what it has done for me-"
u Tanlac is sold by all druggists.
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-06-14
RADIO

How far will this radio craze expand? Alexan-
ler Eisemann, president of National Radio Cham
Der of Commerce, estimates 100000 home radio
outfits are now in use in our country.
Eisemann considers it probable that this will
increase to 100000 in five years.
America seems to be an industrial Pandora's
Box with unlimited number Of surprises. The
:ado industry, which expects to do $100,0000OO
business a year, sprang up unexpectedly. Don't
worry about opportunities becoming fewer in
America. New ones are born, every tick of the
clock. %9" %% &E q $F&s @~