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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-04
Old Timer
.HandsPaln
to Dugdale
He Was Greatest Catcher,
Says Veteran Hurlcr of
IL Torrid Seasons
BY sEABuRN BROWN

VINO was the greatest catcher the
w old game Of baseball ever sa~--
past or present.
Mono other than the weitknown
and well grown c. y. Dugdaic That
-. n you take Ted Corbcii's word
for u. And corbets's word. " exre.
rlcncc counts for anything. throws
quite weight into the scale OF
opinion.
coFbct,. who Il running for con
stable Al present. dropped inio-as
politicians often wiii--thr office Of
thls Newspaper. Nobody wanted 10
talk politics. and an offor, was made
10 discourage hln BY probing him
~ith the question OF who the great
cat receiver baseball ever bnaNted Of
might be--or might have been.
"DuEdale." he aid. without hest.
saiion.
II developed that he did know what
he was talking about.
4 played professional baseball for
q
-Duxdaie caught me al Minneapolis
and 50. Paul in %. % and 20. he
said. all Ia a breath
50 that's that. corbett also saw
more Of Dugdaie's work when ths
present office seeker was with sent
tic for four years In the iate POS.
Dugdaiea speciality. according 10
bis old playmate. was behind the bat
mot with Il. Duxdsls had whip
like a cannon and a system 81 out.
guessing base runners that amounted
to a sixth sense.
But. ilc just naturally couldn't hit
used 20 wind up with an average
~ about .os0.- corbett remarked.
You can figure what catcher he
was when Washington. y. C.. used
him for several seasons. and he
couldn't hit the bail NJ all"
They don't play like they used 10.
thinks this old timer. Tho lively bali
has something TO do with tho HIT.
tlng. but the pep isn't there.
"wc played for the love % She
game. I never drew more than tiTS
n month In my carcor--aud pas
timed with such clubs as Minncafso-
lis. Cincinnati. Milwaukee. Kansas
City and Chicago. We were In there
to win ball games. not 10 build w
hitting and fielding average that
would insure US a fat contract for
the next year.
Every time a ball came toward
fielder he made play FOR IL. IN my
day. lie didn't stop 10 figure
whether he might hurt his rcputa.
ton by an error"
The hitters Of today are simply
beneflting by the lively ball. and the
ball of 20 years ago was swung on
by hitisrs fully up 90 tho present
day standard. u corbeti's belief.
But the interest In the game has
increased many fold. once. in Kan
sas City. IN the opening game Of the
% season. played before 70. 900
people--and the mob seemed so vast
that had stage fright turnout the
afternoon. That was about the big.
gest crowd I had ever seen up 10
that time at "A ball park
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-04

How many big league stars could
you iaen,ify out Of the baseball uni.
fofmf
In uniform. you recognize that
familiar swings no doubt. That
cant h. anybody but Kenneth WIN.
lams Of the 81. Louis Browne.
You're right.
nuf who's the chap In the nlfty
street nuii. white collar and silk
craxatT
who's the nmart.iookinK soldier.
standing at attention, ~ Uncle SANS
Khaki
There you have three dlffercn,
views 81 the new hums-run hitter in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-04
AMERICAS LEAGUE
@AED|
|G71EB9

Yesterday here--Higb~e his q
homer In the flfh Inning with Carey
on hs.~. and the Pirates beat the
Cubs, 2 to o,
Rignsy's single IN the seventh put
over the run that save the Tigers 4 10
victory over the browns
Hornshy hit his sfth homer and help.
ed the Cards down the Rods. 70 :.
Fvissh's doabse and Rinx's error
IN the ninth inning gave the Giants
AN TO win over tho Phiis.
Grimes kept the Braves hits scattered.
ana the Robins won. to s.
Uhie heid the white sox save all tho
way, only three reaching second. aud thu
Indians won. : TO 0.
Washington knocked Fullerton out Of
the box and beat the Red sos 10 10 .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-04
TO
BOX FIVE
MEN TODAY

MICHIGAN CITY. Ind, Sept. -
A'A Holiday fight fans were swarm.
ing here today for the Labor day
boxing show. which opens at .. m.
standard time.
Jack Dempsey. the chief attrac.
ION OF the program, was In top con.
dition for his series OF bouts. Demp.
soy Will meet each Of five sparring
partners In bouts OF two rounds.
Joe Lynch. defender Of the ban.
famweight title. will meet tough
customer in Pal Moore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-04

Kenneth Roy williams.
Yes. Kenny MAS member of
Uncle Sans fighting family. Hs
ahouldered muNkrs. an you sec. He
WAS just getting ready 10 sail across
the Atlantic 60 spear a lot 81 the
enemy on his hayone,'s point when
the armisticc was signed.
williams h tiFs biggest batting sen.
sation Of the year. who'd have he.
lieyed that anybody would he hold
enough to challenge Babe Ruth's
home run r~cordY Who'd have be.
lleyed tina; anybody would establish
three homeFun records that the
Iiaise never claimed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-04
WEBFOOT GRID
LOOKOUT GOOD

Early reports from the University
OF Oregon campus Indicate that the
Webfooters are about ready TO re.
sumo the high position they held In
football up TO and including the 1915
season. After several seasons OF
mediocre teams. the Lemon and Vel.
low prospects for the coming season
are good. with a number OF veterans
returning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-04
N. Y. CHAMPION
DEFEATS STONE

NEW YORK. Sept. 2.-Dave
Rosenberg. middIeweight champion
Of the world In the eyes OF the New
York state boxing commission. sue.
cessfully defended hts title" In n ~.
round clash with Jack Stone here
last night. Rosenberg was too clever
for the challenger"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-04

dred :. Three-basa hit--trane. T~s.
base hits-Stumpf. Orr. Grirxs. Lane.
sscrtfies hits-carroii, ae&assr. Tobin.
struck ort--by BarEer .. ~ Crandalf ..
nv Mcl1side J.. hAaes on baiis--Oft
crandaii 1. of Burger 4 off Finneran :.
Runs responsible for--Crsndail 2. Nc
euafde :. Innings pitched-By Finneran
:. b. CrsndaH 3 plus. Charge defeat 70
CrandaiI. Credit victory 20 Burger. Dou-
bic pisyx--Orr 70 4. Adams to aturnpf r.
Adams 20 Orr % stumpf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-04
NEW GRANDsTAND

The National Exhibition company.
the corporate name OF the New York
Giants. filed with the Manhattan bu.
reau Of buildings plans for three.
story fire proof grand stand at the
Polo Grounda.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-04
LEFTY
Jacobs Is
Beaten by
Thomas
Former Cardinal Hurler
Loses First Game; Bur-
ger Delivers in Second

~ AN G r l. T. :.
Sept. a. After
Seattles Indians
had taken their
regular daily lick.
ing At the hands
~ the Cafeteria
Cisys gan < OF
hall players
Lefty r h o IN a =
o u { potn tin &
Elmer Jacobs .
TO 1. IN a Cruel
ms pitching duel,
the NortheFnerp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-04
GRID STAR TO
COACH PREPS

Stanley CofaIl. former Nofre Dame
gridiron star. viii coach the Catholic
high. Philadelphia. players this year.
A league Of Catholic schooIboy rivals
clash each year on the gridiron.
track and nj basketball.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-04
THESE WE'RE IRON DoxMEx

Manager Wilhelm Of the PhslDa
points out that In 1904 when he va
a member OF the Boston Braves II
together with Vie Willis and Chsri&
Pittinger pitched i0z OF the iss-gauu
schedule. Willis pitched - game@
Wilhelm Al and Pittinger -. ~
salary Limit az that time was ssA1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-04
WOODS No KID

Pat O'Hara wood OF the Australi.
an tennis team. aged 81 years, il the
veteran OF the team. lie has been
playing 20 yeare
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-04

records TO HIS crcdl, for the season.
somewhat dimming the Bsmbino's
fame a. swatter Of circuit ciouis.
ON April ~ Ken made TIRES home
runs against the White Sox.
Starting July - he poied ak
homers on six successive days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-04

.Bzttsa for McQpsiae Ia ninth.
Score ~ innings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-04

sone cat ~hen Whining run srorea.
fB@ttsa Tor feekham Ia nlnth.
Score ~ Innings
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-10
U. NJ. ". ORGANIZER
INDICTED ON CHARGE
OF MINING DISORDER

Special Dispatch to The tntclilgcncer,
Morgantowu, w. Va. Jan. N'-h, NJ
williams organizer for tho United MINE
Works in MononERhele county was
among tho eighty or moro persons m
dicted by tho grand jury horc' WI
liams Is charged in separate indict-
ment with melting the attack On the
home Of Louie SadenZa, non-union
miner, with melting other felonious as
saults, and with taking part In ASSAULTS
upon miners In tho Dellslow region
Among those named In connection Win
tho organized demonstration are James
Kans. Lewis Hamrick. George IAns-
berry, William d. johnson, George bar
lev and others. These mon arc charged
With shooting up" the house In when
sadenza lived. owned by the Conneiis'
VILE Basin Coal company.
John Pzega and thirteen others. al
OF foreign birth, arc indicted on three
different charges In connection with mo
demonstration made by union minara on
scOtt'. Run recently. when. 1t In alleged
they nailed up the opening to ono or the
mine. Uf tho Gilbert Davis Fuel
company. where preparations were being
mnde 10 rsnuine work. Tho mon arc
ain, Charsed with iuIlmlnh ling ana
making threats against men VIII" non'''"
To No ~ work aud win tha Destruction
or private property.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-10
WHO'S WHO IN ROTARY

born on tho Inland. huEua' 21lh
nnrmnl. hOaIthy youth. homo pf"'"''
lilo huandad Wheeling Hoho"ln afh'""'
Ing frum I.inHiy InHtiiuto. from 'h"'"
10 washington bnd Jofferron college,
graduating and taking 'nntSo ~ IN"
at tho University Of Virginia, mud nfl"r
graduation returned to Wheeling where
hs praClicon law FOR several ye"rH
In carly NO served RH Nnpuhil"nh
rnomhrr OF tho West virginia Ieglsh-
turo at which time tho ohio county dol
egAtIon claimed him the baby OF thr
house" Was chairman OF tho Judiciary
committee In tho house. During col
leKe days no always mado hit IN an
END man In tho W. & i. MINISTRIES.
Joe has no fratornal affiliations but
Is n member OF Wheeling clubs and "a
most active RotRrian. Is a great lover
OF nature and OF outdoor life--yot IN
one or the few American business men
OF his age who manages 70 get hIonH
without claiming golf rs m cssent'aI
TO health. Does enjoy working on hls
place amidst flowers. shrubbery ana
has had signal success AZ u peach
grower.
In 1908. convinced his sweetheart.
Reita Caldwell. to become Mrs Joa'
In addition, he hah Joseph Randolph
Jr., and Anna EllEabeth--a boy ana II
girl 20 call him DADDY
Ey nature. cheerful and friendly he
possesBos the tr8iIs Of leadership ana
direction which show 10 good ndNhnlhRo
Ia many ways The prestdont ana "'~
1.-Two head OF John y. Nayl"r 60. one vi
Whoeiins'a Torsmost j"hbinG instiiu-
tiona Tho fourth proaidant Of wheel
ing Rotary serving oar club during
lSIH.Islp Has attended n"ht "f tho
| international N0tnIy '"nVanll"hn a"h
has caught tho spiill 81 N"'"'y III
greater dugroo than tho n'"i"He '"h'
vIduaI Iiaa p.uuirod aIun'ly I"''" /"
Tepuia,Inn an a InuGn,er AMI "un'"hI
dIrau,or having chRrEo ar roh"arHaIn
or nil tho mOdorn. olaEui""l I'"'a'i
songs No director has over n"'ht"d
Rraatsr raauItH with hin nupp"rtlnH
COMPANY thnn our own I""
Lot M wish for you h"Rlth. happinnH"
| lots OF work and Increased opportunity
| for service to Rotary" In the years TO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-10
DISCOURAGED
AND MISERABLE.
Virginia Lady So Weak She Could
Hardly Get Around - Says
Cardm Helped Relieve
Serious Condition.

rlnHa"ld. Vs,-Mrs y, y Barker. ~
u vol known r'i,Iaylvania '""nY fam
Ivy. reading an n"uts ,. ho'a. aays that
up"n reaching "'l'l"ol rerl"d ~ her
ufa rhs waa 81" ,"'y serious
condition
Il waA 80 wpnk uutll couldn't got
around" Mrs BARKER relates. Il
couldn't get around" Mrs, nnrker re-
lates II couldn't Hlecp. wes so blue
and out Of heart. had not appetite.
IL would try medicines. and
grow weaker and weaker, moro out Of
heart every day. l would get up and
try to drag around, and feol SO
miserable. and creep back 10 bed.
MY husband bought me Cardui.
thought the first bottle helped me, and
when l gan tho second. l knew II did.
I kept It up--each day growing little
stronger, q lIttlo more Ike my former
self. and began to eat and sleep
ut sure wasn't long Until | was up
and around like another woman. No
marc druEginR, no more weak and blue
feeling. II cured me. used seven
bottles In all"
Thousands OF women have suffered
as Mira Hurker describes. until thoy
found relief from the uso or tardul.
since Il han helped no many you nhould
not honitnte TO NY Curdul. II troubled
with wUnhniy hilmcnin
Tako CATdul. tho w0mnns tonic.
ror sale by all good IL uEGiHth -- tAdVD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-10

H,,,rd.d . asrman aGh1laT, born
ITIs, 10 regarded "s ,hs i"""o~' ~ '"~
s.,iEu.a UT slaIlati.s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-10
PROSECUTOR Mt. DIXON HEADS
BELMONT BONUS COMM TEE

hooks OF Instructions have been Wa'""
To every lawyer In Belmont county. VINO
hnyo boon asked TO aid ox-soldlora w
Milling out tho blanks and RlVo the'"
my agRiAtancc possible 10 securing theT
lust share OF tho bonus. The Red CroHn'
KnIghta OF Columbus, the J. NJ. u ~
and other welfare organizations thRt
participated in war welfare work nave
also been asked to cooperate with inc
COMMITTEES, that every eK-soldler may
haye an carly opportunity OF ming MIS-
application for tho adjusted compensa-
ton due him.
In tho larger towns and cities OF the
county tho applications may DO had oy
sx -soldlers by calling upon the banks
and other public offices. In tho smaller
towns and rural committees the pahAo
will be In the hands OF the postmaster
and may also be had on application
Prosecuting Attorney Dixon stated
last nIKht that II had not yet been deter
mined by tho state authorities just now
the bonus would be paid. in n lump sum
or In instslImsnts. hut that no thought
IL would DO paid in n lump sum. no
,.id that tho money was available Tor
distribution an soon a. the application
blanks were Mod aud approved. ana sA'd
that his committee would make suohu
ous ofroTls To have every soldier seho
In hia application at once
Tho personnel OF tho committee anu
tho local chairmen follow
uoidi.rs Bonus COIhmietss-
william = Dixon. chairman.
John Irwin. secretary,
Lawrence i,nhpn. aaniutant secretary
riupsus wiikos. assistant aa"Toi"r
Local Uhslrusn-
Gthsnn Uradnsid. nHrneaNlUe,
Nawoil J Jenkins, ne,heHds.
nsrnard WIt,en. HnllalrN.
Irwin RoshnIina, bridgeport.
Howard Dun. Martina Ferry
Dale Vancuron. III. flalrHVIll"'
Shoa Mccain, Flushing
EnoCh Carmau, Belmont.
Mayor G.. w. Boyer, Powhatsn'
John X, Goodhue Powhatan,
r n. Stewart. PowhRtan
b II. Murphy Maynard.
A. Van Patton, Falrpoint.
F.. Il. Armstrong ArmFttonBs NILS
A. Hodgins. Somerton.
&. Robert wilkens. Hendrysburg'
G. W. Murphy. HendrysburE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-10
Illinois Operators
Won't Urge tho Others

,ll,ppn Ian. rho Uonl operators
uT IlIIu,,lr ,Iu not fool that II will 10
Within ihrIr lr"vluro 10 niinmpi Z" urge
or dcia,mIuo tho policy "r oih"r H,ntoH,
nlcs Miller pr"nlhonl or tho Illinois
CnnI OpornInrn nanpclatlon. Hlntod t0hny
10 John l.. Lowil prcnldont or tho
TnI,cd MluN WorkcTH Of America.
Mr. MIIInr'n rrpIy wRa In r~sponHe TO
rMr, Lewis RuggcHtIon that tho Illinois
r,osI Dpcrn,nrp aagoCIntIO tho opera
,ors' nagocIatIon communicate thor
Views regarding tho Interstate Joint CON
r.rence. schcdulcd to bc hold In Pitts
burrh. January 6. but. which was post
noned, 10 tho operators OF Pennsylvania.
Ohio and Indiana, with tho hope that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-10
WAGE REDUCTION IN
WEST VA. OPPOSED BY
HEAD OF the U. N. ".

Charleston, W. Va. Jan. "a wage
reduction would no, bring additional
emDlOymenl Ia miners. JohH J." Lewis
president Of the United Mine WORKER"
Of America, declared tonight In "'"'"
meat sgitins forth posiiiEely lh"' 'h"''
would 10 HO U,Gdih'"p"H az ne 'A''''""
.ass saaIs la iiih,nGl II ~ ,n"t "'
saHlsai zion
F...i. d. n.i Luy ."ai i"s'si. hs
.-..~ /, 10 .EsaE, H.. aaid ""h l"~s''"r
sas.a ~tuld i".." ""Ig l"~s''"s '"~
s.,ni.u ".p.'Iig az ~" '''""' H~ %"
.,.u...a 49, ~" t"i'Sh Nl"s N"h-'"
-",la ..sI-' s"g eI.""' h"'" 80 "'"'
v.b.,. Gy ,,rs,nim's 4" sh'"p"'~ ~"u"
,,,,vI.I,rs H. rvls'l"B contracts, ""'
b.. a..,,ih.1 90 felip"i"n" rlVl"" ~ ~
.,sltrs thai 4. Reduction vns rN">S""'
-. .npbls thew 10 rurup"'" vI'h "'h"r
naldn,
M ;svIs who was 90 his way 10
washington. stopped hero \" most ofo-
Gals NJ District ~ and oth"r districts
In tbs state nnd discuss conditions
which he said wsre not confined alone
to this state but wero general through
tho country. His statement on wage
reductions follows:
Thers will DO no modIfca ton OF tho
existing wage scale between miners
and opsrators In District II, The agree
meut expires on March 81 OF the pres
emit year, and until that time IL binding
upon the operators and miners and INC
government Of tho United ShtoS. The
government Is party to the present
agreement and the United Mine Wors'
ers expect governmental cooperation III
keeping Its provisions intact. The op'
srators OF West Virginia. ar well as inc
operators OF other coal producinE aus
triots. will have ample opportuhi'y W
rrs.,nt their claims for consideration
n tho various joint conferences OF oper-
.,o,. and miners which viii ASSEMBLE
,,ior 10 tho expiration or tho pioann'
..,,.u.nt A wage reduction would
moi DO . pansosa fPr tao ~ fr"" "h'd"
IA. coal industry 10 now Suffering.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-10

Seawecd has lately been found to
produce gelatin OF n very high quality.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-10
0MnAMrgED nrYonr TO m MADE
no FACILITATE oPnRATroH
or LAW.
resAl CDnamitesss rormsd--An PosSiois
Assistance 10 Ne otvSn Ex-
Boldlsru-

Cooperating with tho state authorl-
Ties OF Ohio lsadinK to an organized et-
FORE TO facilitate tho operation OF the
recent bonus law" enacted by tnat
ssata. q meeting OF Interested parties
wac hsld yesterday In St. Clairsvillo ana
q county committee was appointed.
OF this committee Prosecuting Attor-
nsy William T. Dixon, Jr., was elected
chairman; John Irwin. secretary: Lew
renee Imhofr. assistant secretary: Eu-
gene wilkes. assistant secretary. Inc
chairman OF tho local district commit
sses are as follows: GAINESVILLE. Gibson
BradHoid; Bethesda, n. h. Jenkins; Fel-
mont. Enoch CaTman; Bsllaire bernard
Wilton; Bridgeport Irwin Koehnline:
Martins Ferry, Mayor howard Dun: ST.
CiAirBViile. Dale Vancuren: Flushing
gheA Mccain: PoWhatsn, John H. Good
hua; Maynard. Briee IL. Murphy: FAR
potns, Van Patton; Armstrong Mills
n H. Armstrong somsrton. |. A. hoaE
ina IIendrysbu u. W. Murphy
Lawyers ana ophsrs 10 Assisa
Coptoa OF application blanks ana
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-10

/ n, ,bl. ,,..c. tLA ,hsraptis n pssph
may TAX. vltanip.s without obtaiuins
results. II y moi The isult Of the !it.-
mip.s, but Il b tbs fault q Jour blood.
The organic kea 10 your blood takes ~
Oxygen from your lungs. This originated
organic iron unitAs with your diS:stsd
food A. Il b absosted iato you, blood.
In, arc unites viii coal or wood, and By
10 doing Il creates tremendous pcww and
energy, thereby giving you great force;'
energy and endurance. Without osuanio
iron IN your blood your food merely passes
assr body . ss.s fS. wy. sSs 10y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-10

: Nurstsd Iron" whih b rsAdy
'0 inmediats absoeptisa -
,imlatiou BY tbs Rcc1 ~
,msut Il eaters he ystaA.
II you merely wbA - %,
satsr stFssSth saePi NJ.
d enduraAes taks NE1aisd
rTTrA1iNEs UNLESS YOU
ISH YOUR WEIGHT M
REAEED Up 70 whst aPMs~
ould ao,mslly vAA. We -
/ eIaln, hpwsvss, ~ ylleltaS
q ~ e A.:,;:;. SI;s;' 81
i.s.iDss "a sssIvtiisG sISs. 4
-, ,.I,as;,:::.isiee ~ -: 49, -.
= MIDI ksSa, N1Ae 81 M
% iis...:9Sisl::SHi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-10

philadelphia oity seanuii ~ $500
is.d, II ID proposed 10 hsN - $500
sition In 1855. INK II 4
The committees approves
Nborss request for . ts,oeO,oes ~.
priat ton ~ The GitYs ahara Oh w
position sapsn>s. which DropAsv ~.
be votsd by c>,uncii nsHt Isah,
Hiubapd VsEisin. prssIasuS OF
oil, was nvAnlssousiy siesseA
of the e01mittas. wNeh lhoues 49,
.nt,rs rnsn,bsrsnip ef the issfAiAuvs
body. ~ wa. III T., W -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-10

theuo operators might bs ipnusnoed 70
carry out tho provision Of The JOINT
"a q remnant In that Tespaot.
There IL m Interstate Coal Opera
tors assooia ton. and previous Joint oon'
rorcnoer always have bean Hoialy upon
the Invitation or tho miners ofnosIs,
Mr.. Millsr'n iatter said. "Und"r sunh
olrrumatanuan tho operators Of Illinois
do not fool they are within hslr priv.
elereto attempt TO urge or dstsrmins tha
Dolicy OF 6thSr HthteH"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-10
SUGGEST HOOVER FOR
100000 A YEAR JOB

Philadelphia. Jan. o.--sscretary OF
Commsrco Herbert Hoover was sug-
Rested as director general Of the
sesqui-centennial expedition at salary
for 100000 a year for five years. by
Councilman Charles B. Hall, to-day,
when tho centennial committee Of tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-10

We wan, 10 prove 10 you The difference
botwoen taking Yeast Vitamins Iab'et'
mi.ad with drugs (iu which the quantity
Of Vi,aminos 10 nocssyarily -
.mslD and Genuine Yeast oer~Z-
Vitamino Tablets abso-
lu,ely pure and unadult-
Grated in which you naturally Eet
much larger quantity Of Vitamino'.
For this purpose add also 10 prove TO
YOU the value Of our Genuine Yeast
Vitamino Tablets. ar :,
rangements have been on{a'n'y
mado to give you a reg rsu
ular 81 90 package Ebso-
lutely free As explained herein. Before
taking Yeast VitAmine Tablets We want
you TO weigh yourself. and note caPe-
cially tho thinness Of your face. and tho
color of your complexion. Then meA-
sure yourself around the chest and tho
waist. ThentA ono
package Of these tablets. FlAbby
lollo~Ing disec,ionA siVeu Tissuss
below aud watch tLs re-
.ullS
In,ss,isa,InHa IL tho Medical liz
....cL l....aI,i &C. team l.a.sa ~ s.ninsa,
.Ly .lsi.n. ..i .ais.,i.,.J ~..id sss'.
:, show Ih.i ... matte. ~hsi Y'isaihy
Il t..l ..y H.. i.L... " s..h f-"i u -
n.i-., !. Vn.mi"--, Y-u R'.,i.Ally L.ss
FISH .,i L...,n. Vii" .n.i ---L~r..'
Will. . much .,".ll-- r,s-'l,y ~ l."d-
,i.h 1. vn.mie... J"blly p'"d'.-'
r,nJ r,m Ash .L 'n-....' w.'aht,
strength and energy, provided yct''
blood cnr,.ir. = sufficient quantity "
o1yrrn.,.d organic iron w enable you v
.,.imil.t. your iofbd prop.rly. With"'
organic iron both food and V'lamins' ~
absolutely useless. ~ your body csnDo
change inert. liielesa food into living call
and tissue unless you have plenty o
organic iron in your blood. blood az
sminations by physicians oil over tn
country have shown that an enormous
number Of people are deficient IN homo
globin or oIysenAted organic iron eonten
In the blood stream. and this Is often th,
real underlying cause Of thin. emAciatod
weak and rundown condition and 1t y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-10
rnr a, Wear stomAeh

The great relief afforded by CHAM
bsrlain's Tablets In multitude OK cases
has fully proven tho great value Oh TINS
preparation Tor weak s'omS"h anu
impaired digestion. In many cases mus
Keller mas become permanent $40 uh'
.Iyr.r.,. have been completely re-
.,.rsa "a health. gor sale by all deal