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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-23

TULSA. Nov. 22.---Prairio OIL &
Gas posts following prices effective
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-23
other Companies WnI lniI In Linc.

SIUCIHIT mot mo NOUT0 OF rTUIO
oil prices posted by the Prairie OH
" Gas Co
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-17
Says Pile Remedy Worth
$4,000 a Box

81 Iavo had itching piles ever sine"
nv r;tr.cSt r",ollcCtion. | am SO years
Ill and nave suffered terribly. have
,rlcd many remedies ami doctors. but no
,'urc. about weeks ago ! saw your al
flr I'otrrSou's Ointment. The first ap-
pilC;,tiun >t'pnrd all ItchinE: and IN
r..d on. n"N and consider | am cured
You hay" nay GRACEFUL. heartfelt thanks
INV may everyone that has this trUuhl"
see this and give your ointment. that ~
worth = hundred dollars or more q box
= trial Sinc,Yclv Yours. \. Ncwth, o.
iurnhuS. ohio"
Pcterson's Ointment for Piles. Eczema
Gu.j old sores IS only - cents largo
box at all druggists. Mail orders hlled
H.. Peterson ointment Co.. Inc, Buffalo.
y V Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-17
in keeping with st. Patr.ck's Day.
wa-ood RrAf1

charles y. Jenkins Of South Warwood
avenue IS con,alescing from several
Weks' illness.
Miss Ruth Cass will return home To-
Gav having been called 10 her home IL
Indiana by the death of = relative.
Misses Elizabeth Jackson and KUN
Elliott If Pittsburgh returned home last
evening after visit with friends mere.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Parker and ram
iIy viii leave Saturday for Washington
H. G., TO visit relatives
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-17
WARWU0D
Mons Class Meeting

Tl- ,u"u'~ ,.usa Of IN" VI /, church
,.",i a ,"It Interesting, meeting a. tee
ruurrh H,s; evening. rhr. uut:r irutH!"
a.: thc evening WA A talk uy ,:iH Man
ar,r e. II l'uW!"r on ihr proposed H.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-17
Birthday Party

Miss Sarah N"Ggcrs will entertain
li.;c number rt her friends Ut h"F
nome on Hess aNonu" THIS evening D."
naror ~ he. birthday anniversary
Dancing. gamcs ami m">!1 VIII b" en-
loved untH /" "'c,.cl, when tempting
Entertainments vii he served carried ont
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-17
} MOUNDSVILLE
PEN PULAT|ON
IS OVER 1,40O
THURSDAYS ARRIVALS FhASH@
TIE NEW HIGH F19o
AT l,4o3
KtvanIs Club TO Entertain AoIat1"nS
oth,r Items From Mound City


~,. CIV, 20 Gn,srtatn Rotartans-
otr.- 1t.na Prom Mound City
-----
-l.,. manhattan ~ Ii" state prise"
49,. rassed tAc 1850 mara Thursday
% 80 ARRIVAL Of touc rnor, rr'~'"eT>
a., 80 ,r,r arrivals are Snort t":"i''N
r..c.. ,c~,ns rang, f"o;u 70 !" years
.,.,., .o.ol nopuiu;'u., g. da'" = ! "S me
-..es. N ,le history o. the new ~
~t.tut.n3. W'th thc aTrIN", "I '"n'
.., r-.soners in The last NV" months '"
,,.,ou has been breaking It's own "'&"
mark,
,.o or tre hardest things warden
= rsreu has 70 do 1t the present
.:.,,o "a - and tobs for all the pcpula-
30, All en,nloves Of the tailor shop
~, Neon very busy in the last several
,,,.,.l,s making clothes tnr the new ar
,.Iy 4 number If the inmates are
q, .,nn,. work However. they w!it not
:. s,- long as Warden Terrell - pam .
- ,l,.o many nn the farm aud u
N'HS u ~" ,..rr rng,s as
ID .,,n.. ,.,,,r. M and the
'"' "S 49, .,,,r b;rhwavs be. .
''''7'r"'N''" ~ ''''
0'". r,..,+,,, {
Ah"ahASnS - - v.li en- :
i"> N'u"uSN'"S n,,,,in,. at
te'''.h '"N ,Ho'"' .bpr,b with q
w ,.,..,, ,,D,.r The affair Is 10 be
~ - ','' r'''' :, ,,,,rfrL's Day, The
-. WV ..,,.r,ttn,t by the
N'"'""'"N I,,,.,y
4'"' 'S "", yea. - =, rLn,+.
Placed rag IN o., thc
Il" l''I''N "' cue ~ d., ,,,..,,rr. at .
"'n', q, H'"I'' ~ ,,,Iy A. ,h,.
'''' ANU ,t.n I,rai,vrr yyher.. I
nome ~ the ",' 'o'''' ,,sts', =, ,ri-
49,. ..ryirrs 70 ,n:s country dug
- ~. ,.,,,r ,,,r
''7 A. r,un ne pri.on
w., .,,r,, r.pir.u,;Jry will
'"''''' ,.f,,.., 30. tbs MuSkin-
.'''' I,. ~. evening
-'' ,S co,,r,ssy ns Warden :. t.
o7H, t' r,. or~,p,,d for the APP
'.,,,1or,.,'.c nr Tho college. club at that
,,I.,,.t,,n Tho .inr;nr will take. place
-, 49, a,,,.inns nrison dining room while
IN 'ns Sr,'r,..' Say;n,, Ijnnrr this eve
MIN.
xsdd Funeral Saturday
Funeral services Tor the late Mrs
Parker Redd will De held tomorrow after
noon At O'Clock from the late home
q, Beeler's station. The burial W'H
,aAc place at the Fork H'dGe oaP''S'
church cemetery. The remains WERE
taken t" G.' homestead - b''''' >N'
ton yesterday H'teE""Tn: ..,.,. ,,.ar
MIS- rec" u,e' a.. n,,.,,, ~ rey
noon at ".'''e% az H,' NJ r'',r rhirt
daNsh"'' ME- ;-,, ,..,r and
SIRE" HnS N''S -. w.. - ~, county
r"u spent u'F '".,'' - -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-17
Man Put In Jail

The population OF the county Jai! was
.rcreaxed 70 - yesterday when Anton
',uziatt. OF BcuwuOd. was put behind
ill.,, bars on a charge nf stealing an auto
-,ohi}c lie was arrested by Al LanderS
,hief OF police. Of the Mill Town. tried
before squire Paul Ecidei and sem
,enced "a six months IN the county oas-
,,lN. The stolen car was recovered by
80 PrDwuOI police.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-17
Basketbau Season Closes.


',,l,,u,. or srr,n S:md,.i.rs orchestra,
.rn,n ErI,airr. Will furnish II" m"s'''.
Basketball Season Closes.
Tn. I'm!un hich Srh""I ~ h"SA',
hail season VIII clos" TINS rN"N'nk 49,
~. ma! blow rr IN" r"tcr""'S waSt''.
Although IT,, boys h;tN" r"t h''"h -
>,,rc"<Sf;l ~ They expected 1t tHE
,pr!,n. ut the season E"ErrthcI"SS ~.
ar. we'll satisfied considering w" H''N-
moss among the n"ruhcrS ~ IN" team!
.,,... m. ,,urui,Ir oc the SEASON. Tn"
locais Vii, reg, TIE H"llHtr" aG%reS'-
toms on the mon floor this 'Neh;n-
AID realizing the strength 81 tu' va.
teams. Coach NagL"rty has hth run
uing both the boys ana EIrlN l"tI,,s
,hrmugh rather stiff practice sessions
w.. n9st frw DAYS. Tickets fuc TINS
clash went on sal" yesterday and from
Publications. there Will Toe quite RECORD
crowd 81 fans present
Program at Confer.
An interesting literary program "aS
carr;,J uut Yesterday by TIA" students
rf center l;rnvo"'l sC't,"'i IL "c1@hra-
tton O.: 81. PatrIckS day. Speeches,
r.citatinnS and readings we're delivered.
by the students. and quite Il hN"'ocr "a
Kerry Club Practice. -,
The Kerry Clab basketball team VIII
hold its regular practiI" TINS cNS"'iS
In the center E"nw""d gymnasium. IN
nr,ulratiun for Ne Last contest Ut me
io"a season. TIL local boys are trying
- arrange 4 game fuc nr>t week before
they bring the season 70 close. Next
week the local club members VII ca,
on, recruits Tor :, haS@hal. team Atu,h
GOOD athletic material - available IN
Ne club.
No School Today.
Schools of Union district WI" ne
closed ,h~ ent!r, day today ;" that vac
teachers in these S'hm''s may &innI
~. meeting OF ia" Teachers, Round
Table ut SistrrSvillc t"!ay and Toner
row Nearly al "f the teachers IN th-H
district are planning TO attend these
sessions =. Si.;terST'Nc.
Services ut st. Johns.
The regular Frtd:'" night l.cEtcI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-17
6les Club at Prison

Inmates "t the STATE p"n't"HI'JtE W."
,..gr several Selections by the MuSKIh-
-ua college Cleo cmH 'h.S HvehlnE
through the courtesy ~ Warden J. H.
rcrr-u who has arranged for the APP
Appearance of the college club at that
institution The singing will take place
In the spacious prison dining room wo''e
the prisoners are having dinner th!S eve
~ n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-17
xedd Funeral Saturday

Funeral services Tor the late Mrs
Parker Redd will De held tomorrow alter
noon At o'cIucN from the late ho'it
q, Beeler's station. The burial w"
,aAc place at IA. Fork Ridge DaPUS'
church cemetery. The remains Were
,,ln, ~ IT,. homestead 1t Brcter's Sta
l.ou yestcr ,lay Afternoon.
Mrs. Reed died here Wednesday, AFTER
NOON At o'c!ock 1T A." ho,ae Of heI
daughter. Mrs. Carl Miner. IN Third
street. Shr WAS in h. @'th year ana
had spent her entire lie ia THIS county
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-17

Natty Footwcar-shiny glove-fittinG
palrnts-rich Black Satins, Patent and
Grey CombinationS--in vertical and in.
step StrapS-Flappcr hcclS--tocs that
have trippcd their way into favor on
III" bouIrvardS Of Paris. Entirely new
iIraS in Oyfords. Golf sport effects in
VARIED and handsome combinations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-17
Noundsvtlle Wins First

The MnuudsviNe h.gA school BASKET
aal quintet set tn" team asos last
n:rhr whvu It wa announced they mad
won their tir<t camr o. thr tournament
;rr,n S,Stersvil.e htgh by u" Sc"ry "i
1915. The locals haG lost two Schcd'
uled games to the Tyler lads previously
In the season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-17
x,w.ntans To Entertain

Tic Mouudsy!lle ktwants ella" WI. en-
tc-tatn thC Rotary club inns evening a.
;ue First FRESH! terrain Ihur'" WIN ="
~ O'Clock dinner. The aNaT - % po
~ celebration - 50. l't'r'rN I|S ,o
tIiyy,rs,rs were entertained by the
Hu'N~ on, YEAR ako to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-17
Rsv. Strider Here

Rev. i. l.. l.. Strjdcr rector o. St
Matthews Episcopal church. Of Wheel
ing. nrled the pulpit At the Trinity
Eplsropa, church hers last evening. ReI
William Meade 81 Triu'ty church
preached for E"v. $,r,,,-r at his church
in Wheeling -; evening. Rev. Strii'
rr's s.r";"n We "n" az great iatereS'
and 81 ,a..c aud."ur" Turned out Il
GRO, No., -, I've. 'm..,l rulD;t.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22

90, - ~ a. 'HTS= woodworking nrrn
which r.vclN.!ky- Ia h!yh. '.t',,':
WORN. nAi mI.'"prk 81 ih- bette. c,as,
"'shrH Z" E"t touch with 4 respons,
"'' ma" &" az a. th'Ir representative
""4 aat"r.i!"h In this territory III.
a""Ni Ice Thoroughly familiar .I,h M.
''"H o.! N"i". abir TO maze ,suIn.t..
'''t 20 "!' :" wl'a cUstuWrr.. For ,nr
'h". ana" 'H nave an opening that vii!
D. p"Iubneut and pEontahI. In -
I.y- s.'e asc and a-'aU-! nccouf,
Oh! .f-N!a.s record. AGIrrs. no,
t4fo Tao Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22

SNi'I.H"l An o.po'U4nI;! Tor an eI
p'f'.hc"d s"!sniuau. vcr-evcr!ns ami 4.
manufacturing company i'm tn. s,sir 80,
h'iS'h'a N.s' he over - years u! ,r,
~. client chance .or r;.E, man liz.
80 ."."i! ana ooHus, with ca.,,nae,
''"'"i' "'. - IAs~tr.rE. glIt" age. !..-
'.'"r's. lars handled. adIG,,s mon,
i'.".'": 20 .nsu!" prompt Interview
h'4t! Ns letter only 20 Sir Charlie,
NOM. AL.frA.-. Hur.L
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22

Ht:' yol want what You san, and wnn;
II Immediately. read tbs u.sp~lrh w.a,
Ada q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
BUSINESS SERVICE
business Service Oircrcd

SIN FIX iI-NIING-By n"wly discovered
process. the PLATING becomes "a part Of
l"c metal us"li. nG"hnS :; duynblu ana
I|0'lhG' No batting. mercury pr acids
Hseh. one dollars worm or In.i.il,t
d'"s twenty dollars worth OF WORK
Vi! INSTRUCTIONS mailed Tor on. dollar
Nj. fcFEuSun. 49, BIUvA Avenue, Kich.
Huud. Va.
fiii: DOH. HOSrlTAI.--An rarts Tho
CIT SHOP Fourth aud Gr,c. Streets
sAN = AiOS t.Y--Hayu youi O.,! cIutn., r.,
modelled. l. l.. SturinuL Ta.lor s0I
East MAIN Randolph 2Jol.
SMITH MOORE VEHICLE co -Sp.ci,i
design aut" body bui!Jcrs. Agents :ur
YORK bodice Sl5 y Fourth ST.
OLD furniture mad. n.w can mr. p.
hh!sh!nG Department.. Madison b.s
jones' BROS y Co.. Inc. 1850 East
Main.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22

statesmen Tor lace Importer. carry
"F""f me % iaces. onOroIiSGies. cur
't'hs, cotton gnods And cr-tonr.s
slI"iShi cuIniniss.on advances after re-
'"'.H are shown. 10 call on large ami
SINAI. retail trade. s;at- territory ana
SA!ri'rnee' J"I scs. -L0! World Tower
BIDS. S"w York.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22

SibE-LlNE SALESMAN WANTED
w" are manufacturing Il fast-sclling s.
cent candy speciality. I. you are at pres
"ht calling on the retail drug and gro
Gerry trade In Richmond, we cnn Offer
You an attract!v. proposition. paying you
700 on initial sales and 1919 on repeats:
goods VIII ~ advertised In Richmond
ana handled through some Richmond
J"hber Write. giving reference, bankers
Service Corporation, Widener Building,
rhtiad-iphia Pa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22

FOR SALE-l?22 model Ford touring. Ok
c"N"nt condition. equipped with At
water k'ut IGNITION sys;e.u ana -FOUR
Si!v"rtown cora tires. This ia tar.
gain: 1850. roburn Motor Sales Corn.
l-li West BROAD Street. boulevard
1913.
GUARANTEED used car or ali makes At
Fourth and Grace Streets S.s Mr.
Aln-y or Mr.. Rutlcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
AUTOMOBILES
EVERY CAR YOU SEE
is A USED" CAR.

And SO a new car auto
matically and instant
~ becomes a used"
car when it has virtu-
ally been driven Just
around the corner; but
does that make it any
less a good car? The
automobile Of today is
built to run hundreds
of thousands of miles;
SO when one is driven
but, say, 1926 miles,
does that make it any
less deserving of your
respect and considera-
ton, provided it is Of
fered by a dealer in
whom you have con-
fidence?
Anderton Automobile
Co., Inc,
1887 w. Broad st.
Ll,,IiMoND 1lI,Er 20 ,,.,,,,,,a -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
COLORED cigar tobacco
stemmers; best wages
paid. John Foege & Son,
IWenty-second and Main
Streets.
100 HAND CIGAR
ROLLERS AND
BUNCH MAKERS.

Must be experienced.
Also young ladies be-
tween Is and Is years
who have had expert
cncc on autom a tic
cigar machines and
wish to learn a good.
paying trade Wit h
steady work.
Best wages paid.
W or k in G conditions
un eN G lie d. Rest,
lunch rooms, etc.
JOHN FOEGE & SON,
end and Main SITS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING

CLASSIFIED alycr,isemcnts ordered
for. THE RICHMOND TlMEs-DlS,
tATti daily morning edition VIII
appear IN the mont edition o! THE
EVENING DISPATCH. The rates
given herewith cover morning and
cNcNInG service in al Instances, with
the exception OF r Ii l. : l. y l. a I
TIMES DISPATCH, which rs priced
separately.
Schedule OF wnnt Al Rates.
&c word daily. minimum
Zoe. set solid.
2i9 C Il word sunday. minimum
-5c. set solid
consecutive Insertions In
Guiding sunday, % "A word.
consecutive insertions. in
vludluE sunday, loo 81 word.
t>"tc the reduction for consecutive
iuscrtiuns.J
Display Type.
The largest type permitted in the
Want "A pages IS J.. point. and the
smallest space in which l2-pOint-
type al may be set IS on, inch The
rate for TINS large type j. cents "a
word daily and 4 y cents u wore sun
day. The same scale OF reductions
Viii apply as Tor regular want ads.
Caps. broken lines. whit. space are
charged Tor al the regular word rate
Longer term rates Tor business ad-
NorlS"Is uN request.
Advertisements received as late as
10 q. VI. and 10 l.. ". each Week day
and up to i. W. Saturda! for correct
classification in the next EDITION.
INpEAED FOR QUICK
KEf ERENCE.
Use the TrIrphon,-Cnil Randolph l.
Ask for Mnnt .>d 1nkcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
Every Telephone Is Dispatch Want AID Station
AUTOMOBILES
:AutumuuAe. iur srie
MANY REAL
BARGAINS IN
USED CARS.

- ~ L Il ' ~ L.
USED CARS.
We have the BEST
line of used cars on the
Richmond market, and,
above all, the BEST
prices. T. a h and
every car in our Used
Car Salesr Dom has
been thoroughly over
hauled and repainted
by skilled mechanics
who know how.
Make us prove what l
have just said by call
ing by our Used Car
Department and look
these bargains over be-
fore you buy. Any
thing purchased in the
line Of an automobile
is not cheap at any
price if it does not
satisfy purchaser.
chcyrolo, noads,cr. used
St"ieb"h"r Bx Six Touring.
Sludebais"r SI.sia! SIX Tour
inr.
Stud.hak"r -Four Touring.
Franklin Touring
wills, KNIGHT I-pass-n scr.
good car FOR hacking
Haynes club Roadster. good
nn n"E I;aar :r;o;a,r:,,n,r:'.....'''tt5S5
brlscoc rouriLs ........... us
Ford, 1922 Model Touring.
Snver;nwn cord tires .... go
Ask for L. M. Turner,
Mgr, Used Car De-
partment,
Coburn Motor Sales
Corporation,
1217-1223 w. Broad st.
Phone, Boul. 1918.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22

WANTED. active man to take charge
OF wood yard. Ono not fraid TO work.
References. Address Box h s4., The
Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22

LAD ES- Disnsn"d WORK and hig earn!,r.
S"!'.ns IN" most Needed ana welcomed
9uhh"i goods sgcc...fy Use! by Xo.urr
and not spU! IN stores Wr.tr. Amrrl.
can hnnh"r Products Com.,nuy. pltts.
Nat AFrEARi%G WOMAN wanted Ia
"''H iO"" on liberal -a!nry ba.in 10
demonstrate. easy selling prpIno, ~,
f"'n.l!rt. experience uriror,..nyy r,,
H.'S u-". f"w spar'- time worker. ~.
ur'>s Eastern Company 81 %orfh
Warrington Stre"i. hos,on.
:. so PER DAY Yaia On. lniy In encb
"h ." diAirihnt" ire" circulars irr
ma"~"t portion. r Il. Barr o. tn.-
ctEo.
SFIhNp!D OPPORTUNITY offered ,xp.rI-
'no"t ladies doing fancy work a, nom.
ma'"r''!- furnished. !uGyp,nao.., con.
'"Fh' STAMPED -nY"!op" brink, Nin.nr-
inth'h. Underwood Art Goods com.
IanS, Portsmouth. ohio.
I.ADIEs-lf you nav. 49,, 49,. :
a."sr" zach Ghy. w" can -non Sol, h.,y
I" MAX" u an hour :or ,yoty ho.r
you WORK. calling on your .r!en!s and
"'i"Hh"iS -" "Ar-r!"!IC- necessary. Jus,
Willingness un your part to follow
instructions. rrlIHh.c COMPANY 4;
T"' ~" m"h'y. American Product,
az '!ii American BIDS. Cincinnati.
" ~ TED. Woman. - "a 90 hlgh school
'""chi on. former t-nulicr ,,r.f.r,,, .,u-
'"i'"N"I w"TH. $50 w-.nly 20 =isAt u.r
ION. f'rn4nent with promotion $ T.
ihEluh"i. u Eas, Fcr;y-se-omd street
S'w YORK
ENERGETIC, "speri"n,"d salr.worI,n
"ho wants to ri-c yin Ind Opportunity
h"ro. Apply M. Chulhley. M.zlnnir.
onie.. J ~ Mosby ~ Go.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wnnted-Fculnl,

Help Female 81
MISUNDERSTANDING,
salesladies, one expert
enccd in silk underwear,
and one experienced in
millinery. Apply Fifth
Floor, E mploy m G n t
Bureau, Kaufman &
Co.
TfriSTs-Earn s2a-3iOo weekly, spare
time copying authors manuscripts
wiz" X. j. Carnes. authors agent.
I"sH'no"-h, Ga. Tor particulars.
rYrisrs rr~rar. suthors' MANUSCRIPTS
tot publication. Us TO 80 weekly.
h7"ndnn. ~ Fourth and yIxs bioz-
Nashville. Tenn.
wAlrNESSEs-Two white girl. p.ax.
Restaurant. 1905 East Main.
Ten CoLoNED women TO canvass; ,occ
C"min!SS!on. Apply as itroDk Avenue.
1T DOESN'T require sailing .,p.rloi,c. Il,
s"'' our proposition. and sou can max"
money East write a, once ;or par
iicHiurs IinA 5iI St.ub"n.!l!". Ohio.
TWO YOC&U LADIES. i..g4 to travel
by ear 10 California on special sales
WITH. Soc Mrs. DumsIuuor Hotel
Aharl"c.
Al O%CE--fv. ladies' To irnyei. demon
s'F"'e AMI sol! dealers. 80 to as per
w""". railroad fare pai.. GOODRICH
bIns 90 p"r' io2-Ss. omaha. sch
riioro- PLAYS. 900 IDEAS needed. vorn
inG girl psid iio.0ee Tor IDEAS shc
though, worthless. "Details free wr.t..
fr'1"cers' Ayesnr. III. st. Louis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22

ACME NlNfCLE--pOuOlc hnr: good us
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-12-24
BANDITS SMASH
WINDOWS, STEAL
DIAMONDS, FLEE
Men Descend From an Au-
tomobiIe in the Midst of
the Holiday Throng of
Shoppers in New York

New York. Dec. 2G.-Descending
from an automobile into the midst
Of the holiday throng of shoppers
tonight, three men smashed the
windows of a jewelry store with a
brick wrapped in towels. and
escaped with Il diamond rings
which they snatched from trays in
the display window, The rings
We're valued at $4,000.
The robbery was carried out with
the utmost daring. Parking their
expensive looking ear in the line
Of automobiles which stood at the
curb, two Of the bandit fashion,
ably attired, stolled nonchalantly
toward the jewelry display window,
leaving a third companion at the
wheel.
A dozen persons were inspecting
the Jewels behind the glass when
one of the new arrivals quietly
drew from under his arm what ap-
peared to be a parcel--the brick
wrapped in towels. Before any of
the pedestrians realized what was
happening the parcel was hurled
at the window, shattering the thick
plate glass and making the gems
readily accessible.
Gathering up two trays contain
Ing the IL rings the daring pair
quickly withdrew, climbed into
their car and disappeared into the
streams of traffic along the bril-
Iiantly lighted thoroughfare. Two
customers and eight clerks were in
the store when the robbery oc-
Cured. Too late, however, to frus-
trate the robbery or enable the po-
lice to prevent their escape, the
clerks gave the alarm.