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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-19
ORDINANCE

AN ORDINANCE providing for the
Registration OF Voters for Recall
Election to DO held on January %.
1921
Whereas. the said Recall Election Is
10 be held in tho City OF Wheeling on
January &c. 1922. and as a registration
OF voters Is required FOR such Election.
therefore
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF WHEEL
ING:
Section l. That the registration or
voters as made for the General Election
Of May 1921, be accepted and adopted
as and for tho registration OF voters for
said Special Recall Election 70 be held
on January rs. 1922.
Section .. The City Clerk IS hereby
authorized to cause a full End complete
registration TO be made of any new
precinct created since last said General
Election. and 10 make copies OF the
registration books in precincts 3. and
OF the Sth Ward. eliminating there
from voters residing In tho new pre-
cinct, known as precinct SIX.
Section 3. For the accommodation OF
those who have become voters since said
last General Election in May. 1921 and
for the purpose OF accommodating those
who have changed their residence since
that time. the City Clerk IS directed 10
sic. for the purpose OF registering voters
and correcting addresses thereof. At hts
office between the hours OF 900 y. m.
20 500 p. m. on Friday and Saturday.
January goth and 2lst
Section 4. This ordinance shall take
effect from It's passage.
Adopted by the Council OF the city OF
Wheeling. January 3. 1922. Jan.t4-1o
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BOOKS To STAY
IN THIS LIBRARY
Huntington Institution at San
Marine, CAL, Has Unique
Features.

Los Angeles. Jan. 1S.--Thc hunting
ton library at San Mar.n0 is completed
except for tn" interior finish and lurn-
lShingS. Books are arriving lay tn" car
load. Hundreds Of tons Of steel for the
StaCkroom are on the ground. force
Of II is ca:alnping and arranging tn"
ZOO volumes which Will constitute
the library. but at lcasi Is months VII!
,he required to complete the work.
Never will any books l." allowed 10
leave the l.bary and only for proven
purposes of research will anyone he
permitted actually 10 perusc the partc-
ularly rare volumes of the collection.
FacsImiles Of these are being made
through the phntostat process for the
study of students.
Some conception OF tho task ahead Of
the photographers in this greatest OF al
private libraries in the world may be
reached through the fact that q. \ Bier
Stadt required Il book Of 200 pages 10
describe tho library of the late William
Howe and that Mr.. Huntington not only
purchase that library en- bloc. but the
Howe Frederick Halsey. Dwight Church.
beverly Chew. Augustin Macdonald.
Russell benedict. Duke Of Dcvonshirc.
the Earl of Brldgcwatcr and Sir :<'Tdt-
gate as well. and acquired large part
OF the Br!twcll Americana and the Penn
broke Incunabula. Then, add to this
hundreds Of books bought at the auction
sales of Sothehy In London and Ander-
son in New York and one may under
stand how futile Is an attempt at des-
eruption Of the collection.
please do not mention any monetary
figure in connection with any hook or
painting which havn acquired" said
n. r.. Huntington in discussing IT, II
say money has nothing to do with. True
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NO AGREEMENT ON
REDUCTION OF WAGE

Baltimore Jan Is \ lengthy d7'
cussion OF the lIaliim"r" 4 Obi" ran
road proposal 10 reduce Ia" pay "G itH
: 600 clerks seven cents an hour talI"i
today to effect an agreement between
representatives Of III" brotherhood "I
Railway Clerks ard + T.. lilazcr. repre-
sentative of the management. at a con-
ference in the Baltimore ONO Offices,
The conference vas devoted almost en-
tireiy 20 discussion "f the wage pr"r"N'i
and an explanation Of the railroad" red
son for seeking the reduction.
Tomorrow tn" clerks Will attempt 20
show that the proposed reduction should
NOT be made effective. Failure 20 agree
will result in an appeal by one or both
sides of the controversy TO the federal
railway labor board.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-19
MISSOURI MINERS IN
LEWIS ENDORSEMENT

Kansas CITY. Jan. lS.--Thc Missouri
district OF the United Min" Workers OK
America. In hicnn!a, convention her"
late today. went on record aS endorsing
the actions OF john l.. Lewis. pr"S!""nt
or tie union. IN susp"nhinE the admin
!Stratlon OF Ere S!Gent Alexander H"wat.
OF the Kansas district. ana as opposing
the Kansas industrial court law.
The action was taken when tn" con-
vent!on adopted that part OF the rcpor;
~ Arch Helm. president "f the MS
souri, district. which contained those TWO
features Thos. sections o! the report
had been held uD pending further dis
cussion and were argued ~ length
last week by numerous speakers. IN
Guiding Frank Farrington. president OF
the Illinois miners. and John walker.
president Of the Illinois Federation OF
Labor
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values can only be sxprssssd In Soos
OF time. by tho march OF centuries to
come and by tho uplife OF humanity.
Have you ever thought Of writing "a
autobiography" he was asked. a
mo, never. have been approaches
regarding q biography, but I DO not
want that This library Will tell the
story. 1t represents the reward OF AL
the work l have ever done and tho re.
uIizatIon Of much happiness. l say 90
not want any biography"
Come. will show 1t to you'' No
said.
Pointing TO massive bookcase
against the north wall Of the founderh
room he explained: This old bookcase
Is made Of about forty pieces OF WOOL
each piece hSakespearian and each In.
timately associated with him. This ana
the full length portrait Of George WASH
Ington over the fireplace are the only
two pieces definitely placed IN this IL
brary at present. Everything else 10
temporary. 1t Will take some time 70
furnish the building just as 1 wisn ~
TO be, for l have q deep interest IN
that part of It's final completion ~
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NEW DOLL FAVoRITE.

Paris. Jan. is NenHttc and Eintint'n.
those funny li''l" French dolls so long
regarded as good luck charms, at last
have a rival who hills fair 10 be even
moro popular II" f. Nlkkl. chubby.
piaintive. porcelain. Japan"S" doll. with
painted features and sleek hair, short.
fat arms and legs fun Of character
4 p,idgy hand holds japanese ian
and his eyes and mouth AZ" wid" open
~ II In amazemcnt at the approaching
future. Nikki * regarded az Ia" most
attractive In the claim Of charms which
have appeared since lolt. His quilted
satin coat gives him II friendly i!r"Hldo
air Which endoars him to everyone.
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TRIP AROUND WORLD
IN II DAYS--PERHAPS

Paris Jan. lS.-.-A tr'p around IN"
world N II DAYS by International m'iI-
planes Is regarded ~ ON" OF IN" p"'Si-
hiiitlcs "r TIA" futur" by Hirr!"I' ~
rcrtS. They SAY lI-day S"h"dui"8 WIN
stops for d"liN"r!ce ~ ~" Y!"i ''''"S
"u r"I,c may hc realized wh'n trans
atlantic flying becomes a reality.
\ suggestion for even rcdurinE the
time To- 100 hours was mad" 10y "',r
expert WHO said this would y" I'"S".hi',
II 'airmru'S Islands" or Heating lu"I
bases wrr" stationed At points III me
Atlantic where the mJi'pian"$ r"uid re-
plcni>h their fuc,. Such scheme
would make T"&>il!" It speed OF iVO
miles an hour. he estimated.
1t IS claimed thar IN a recent test
letter despatched from Sees York by
land and sea went around thr world IN
~ days and that this Is H." ""rldS
record t. date.
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OARn or THANKS

We desire TO express our thanks 70
our many friends and neighhorH VIII"
were no kind TO ua ut tho death or our
dsar husband and father. Paul O.
raatxold. who died no suddenly January
18th wo especially thank tho owners
and employer OF tho Wheeling Mold AMI
Foundry company and all friends for
tho many beautiful noral tributes. ""
also thank thoHo who -" kindly loaned
their cars and others Tor any klndncw
or aympathy shown and tho Rev. r. g.
Howard. for his kind and conSolinC
words.
Mrs. Paul G.. Paetzold and ChIIdre0.
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RELIGIOUS WAVE
Sweeping East Coast OF scotland-rish-
ermen In Hymn-Singing ParAdcs.

GlasE". Jan Is religious wave
IL now sweeping over the nshlug VII
lagos ON the cast coast "r Scotland.
Relieving that tn" failure at ia" her.
ring hShing season l. u NisitHtJ"U for
uurightcous living. IA" fishermen are
paradtng tho highways Singing hymu'
and trs,ityimC in other ways to their
religious tcrvOr. There il scarcely Il
fishing village which is not affected.
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FOR SALT c. c.. Cooper Cori;ss en-
CINE. les horsepower: / us horsepower
fire tube boiler; l National feed water
heater: Dean boiler feed pump:
Snow boiler feed pump; l Westinghouse
steam air compressor S-N-l9; l lot pipe.
check valves. exhaust heads and luori-
Gators; ! flooring machine. seIf-teed
rip saw; automatic turning machine:
! turning machine: housing machine:
l automatic mort!ser; cross cut saw;
rip saw; shutter Stat pivoter: l
shutter slat staple machine: l shutter
Taper: l 81: x2S grind stone. ]. w.
Beltz. 18th and k:oH streets. Wheeling.
w Va. Ja-l2-m
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

The annual meeting OF the Stock
holders OF the Windsor Hotel Company
will be held al the Hotel Windsor In tho
City or Wheeling. W. Va. on Wednes-
day. January Is. 1922. NJ IL o'clock a.
M, for the purpose OF electlnB Directors
OF any other business that may properly
come before tho meeting.
da.23-Jan.4-ll-lS T. H. CARNEY. Pres.
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MMATERIhL.

Tn" Office stcu0Erauh"r VS. w"niHUE
upset over her iualIlttH (" spot
''r-Irh!c.' GLOW do you spell graphic.
with one r. or two" "h" asked. EFF
Won arc going TO use ANY, tn" genial
boss replied. You mirht rs well uFc
two"--The Veteran MAGAZINE.
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' TRIALS SET IN
JEFFERSON CO.
u. NJ. w. Leaders Released
Under Bond, After Venue
Change Is Granted.

tii,tI ~ "!hiltli ~ l ne lIli'' f7'Ii' ~
Marl!usrurE. W. Va. Jan. Nc.
Frank k""nry. Fred Mooney and other
ufticlals and members Of the United
Mine Workers. under indictment In
k,nawhu and LOGAN counties, ON
charges growing out OF the miners
march last summer. who were granted
% change of venue to jefferson county,
Will L. tried at Charles Town. COM
mrncng April a, Judge J. VI. Woods.
Of this city, jur!st Of tn" circuit court.
declared today in confirming the report
that he would he IN charge Of the trials
Logan. W. Va. Jan. lN.--Changc Of
venue To jefferson county OF cases in
the circuit court growing out OF the
armed march on Logan county last
fan was granted today by judge Robert
EIaud. This action was taken on mo-
TONS presented by attorneys Of the
| nitrd Mine Workers and covers AL the
indictments against Ua!un officials and
'th"rS VIII" m" represented hN th"S" at
turn"yS. - well as Il number OF cases
III men who's" d"r"n$" has been con-
LuCicd by ether lawyers.
Logan W. Va Jan rS--An ORDER
under which defendants in the mine
march" cases could he admitted 1" ban
IN all cases. except those charged with
active participation Of murder or John
iiUrr deputy sIrrI!T kIIl"T In the hight
ing on lii,ir mountain. was entered to-
day by judge Island I'm Logan circuit
court This action followed tn" enter
jnr Of an order granting a change OF
Vruur I" Jefferson county of all the
Logan county mIn" warfare cases
The bail order viii allow tn" release
under bond ur e Frank krcn"y ana
Fred M""nry. president ana sr"rcinry
of district H. and other officers If tho
~ IL chs ~
, treason and conspiracy In connection
with the death Of Corr had been
bI ought, only eight OF the prisoners
her" are charged with directly partio
mating ia the killing Of the deputy.
Leaders Furnish BOND.
k'curv and M"nn"y and William liliZ-
xard. president Of .uh-dIstrIct 4. of tho
mine union wcr" able To furnish Hur"-
ties at once and wcro released. tho two
district officers under bonds Of Sl5.OOO
zach and blizzard under Il $"h.UOO bond.
\ = Porter. secretary of suh-diStrlCt
:" Isaac Scott. acting secretary or as
trlrt II. since Mooney was arrested. ana
Frank Snyder editor of The Fedora
ZIONIST. Il lHh"r publication, expected to
be able Ia furnish SurrtiCS tomorrow.
l:uu WIS also furnished by a large num-
h,.r Of the other defendants during the
ddN.
Set for April "a.
Under the order for change or venue
mud In the giving of bonds II hearing
, of these cascs was set for April ~. at
Charles Town, the seat Of Jefferson
county. \ regular term of circui court
uprus there April Is, and viii l." pre-.
s,rihrd over 10y Judge j. VI. Woods OF
MartinshurG
The motion for change OF venue listed
the cases Of ITO defendants and plans
are made hy defense attorneys to apply
O. for bail and for change or venue Tor
other men who may hc brought hcrhr"
the court later on similar indictments
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URGES TREATING
DEFECTS EARLY
DR.. Adolf Lorenz Advises Con,
sulting Physician Before
Going to Him.

| New York Jan. --.--One Of III" big
! factors in causing MISUNDERSTANDING
! and confusion over tho work 'ot Dr.
/ Adolf Lorenz the Nicnncsc orthopedic
! surgeon, has been the spread of he
! lief that he was q sort Of miracle man.
! despite his repeated assertions to the
contrary The circulation of such a
! h"lief is ascribed to ovcrzealous friends
( of Dir. Lorcnz.
: Or Lorcrz and his associates wish
! that these friends. instead Of ndHertiS-
! ing him as n miracle man. had under
! taken n campaign of education to ir-
! form the public what kind az cases
I should not lie taken to him. For lack
| Of such know ledge. thousands have
| pressed TO see him who could not he
! helped by him. Many have come from
! other cities Toronto. EuisSln. Albany.
: OsSin!ng NcwhurEh. Boston. Stanford
! conn; Philadelphia. baltimore. Clcve-
! land, Pittsburgh. Wilkcs-I;arrc SCrnm-
ton. Erie. Pittston and Springfield. o..
! without any appointment and with -"
! assurance from their own physician
that Dr. lorcnz could help them. Many
| OF them had To hc referred I" proper
specialists IN other IcldS OF medicine
! and surgery.
: ThousuudS Of persons from all over
the country have written {" ask Tor
! amendments. offering any fee Dr. Ln.
! REM may Wish to charge. one such
letter wna from a womnm-a hopeless
! crlppl,~-who saw Dr. LurcnZ In Nlcnuh
, In 1920 and was told there waH nothing
! he could do for her. She returned I"
! America Reading Of his visit Sl"'
. wrote that perhaps no had discovered
Z some ,r,y ,p,,hnd sine, she saw him In
. 1870 and insisted that hc examine nor
again
Another woman came to New York
from Long Island. Her child was also u
homeless case. Ten Of the best orth"-
. prdlc surgeons In New York had told
Ter 80 but she insisted ON sccinE hr.
Lorcnz
pur woman NrrtC' My baby w.
born without hES. Maybe YOU could
, give him legs
I...,ausr 81 these Incidents DIR. Lorcnh
has now insisted that those VINO WISH
{ TO see him should consult their "w"
physicians ilrs'. rms Is Tor NV" rot
|"uS: FIRST. mat eases Tor "h''n '''
! l.orcnz can do nothing may hc 'I'n'il''-
, ed before seeing him. second 'h''' VINE"
they come 10 ham they may bring writ
ten histories OF their cases. prepared 10y
ph,a!runS IN scientific terms
Or. Lor"uz explained that all cases ~
paralysis were not orth"r,d'' cas-
The largest proportion probably Should
so to ncur"loglSts IrSt II hrur"I"'
Ilst hndS th'r" - II r"asibIIl'y "l cor .
. I"rtIng OPERATIONS. ia" 'is" Hh""'"
! then lie TrtrrTcdtu an "ithop"dist emit
drcn VIA" HAY" paralysis accompanied
10y lack or mental Development, ihi'hi"
! To speak. MT NJ ar walk arc not 'Ih'h
To bring I" Dr l'"r""T. Ihry amour"
Il lat
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MISCELLANEOUS

HEMSTITCHING and picoting attach
ments; fits any sewinS machine: chs-
lily adjusted: price 81: pers"nal cheCES
100 extra Marsh Bros. WilminI on,
Ohio. Jun 10 i
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FOR SALE - Acres IN Belmont
county. 2l2 miles west OK ke!'a're,
Ohio. Good buildings and plenty 81
fruit. Write or phone 7l29 r !. Gee.
L. Schockey. K. y. No. /, Eel!a.re. ONO.
ja-lS-g
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The woman who once spanked her 500
for smoking cigarettes now spanks hef
grandson for stealing her cigarettes
JOhnstown Democrat.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT - Large furnished house
keeping room on Chap.!nc street and
ono on Island Inquire 1929 Chaplin"
street Ja-lS-i
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Tra!lmobile. II: ton capac-
tty. nearly as good az new: price very
low TO quick buyer. The Anderson x
McGregor Co. 1854 Noble St. HeIlaire.
Ohio jan.lO-s
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LOST-Somewhere between Thirteenth
and McColloch streets and P"nnSyl-
Vsnia station. wrist watch on black
band, engraved l. NJ. L. Finder please
call 2S73-M Reward. jan. l6-i
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SALHDNEN selling calendars for adNer-
Using wishing 10 add now SUBJECTS =
their line. address &. :. lLtmh"ud &"
Company. 30 Church street. New York
ja-lS:
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THE MENDEL COMPANY
Carl J. Kspns1. Prop.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
1xavsss Chapel 1908 ohaplius street
CAn Phone le17
DIED

McKEE-On Monday. January Is. l9:2.
At his homo In Alley 10. WILLIAM
w. MCKEE. ST. aged 80 years.
Funeral services ut tho place 81 death
Thursday. january -. at /. IN.
Friends OF tho family invited u at
tend. Intcrment In Peninsula ,"me-
terry.
WALLACE On Tuesday afternoon.
January II. 1922. at l:3n o'clock at
tho Ohio Valley General Hospital
CHARLES w. WALLACE. In his 69th
year.
Funeral services from tho home at
Overlook avenuo. Elm Grove. Friday
afternoon at o'clock. lutormcut Will
be made at Stone Church cemetery.
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WANTED
BOYS
10
SELL
THH INTELLI0lNCER
MORNINGS
BEFORE
SCHOOL
Ofics, 1905 Market -.
wANTED-ForelHp girl for Generai
housework and c,ean cooking "Vo
Warwood Ave. Phone 6t-J atwood,
tun.I-l
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LOST AND FOUND

LOSr-Ono and onc-half carat diamond
out OF ring: liberal reward II -
turned. Phone 20 Wheeling. Jal9-i
LOST-Octagon shaped wrist watch.
Saturday afternoon between Wheeling
park and Pleasant Valley; priced NJ
keepsake: reward. Call $3.50 or Woods
dale 436-J. jan. lI-h
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ToR SALE

FOR SALE-SO Acre farm. miles wcSt
Of Freepogt Ohio Good !ayinE !a""'
$1,000 worth Of timber. Good huitdi"sS'
fruit, water, etc. l'rsce right Tor QCASN
sale. J. l.. Johnson. Frc@p"rI oA'o.
ja-lS-l
Evening journal., 1922-03-10
Careless Shampooing
Spoils the Hair

Soap should be used very carefully.
~ you want 10 keep your hatr looking
It's best Most soaps and prepared sham
poos contain too much alkah. This
dries the scalp. makes the hair brittle.
and ruins H.
The best thing for steady use IL Mui-
sihed cocoanut oil shampoo (which is
pure and greaseless). and 10 better than
anything else you can use.
Two or three teaspoonfuis Of Muisifed
IN cup or glass with a little warm
water is sufficient 10 cleanse the hair
and scalp thoroughly. Simply moisten
the hair with water and rub Il in. It
makes an abundance Of rich, creamy
lather, which rinses out easily, remov-
ing every particle OF dust. dirt. dsnd-
run and excess OIL The hair dries
quickly and evenly. and II leaves the
scaip soft, and the hair hne and silky
bright, lustrous, fuffy and easy 70 man 81
age. ,,..,.,s.a ..o,a,,,. o,,
shampoo at any pharmacy. its very
cheap. and a few ounces Will supply
| every member OF the family for months
! BE sure your druggist gives you Mui-
sihed.
Evening journal., 1922-03-10

we're needed somewhere else.
Yes. the Fairy Queen needs
EN-" replied the Mushroom. she
needs EN- very much. There is war
between the Diddyevvers OF the
blue hair and the Korsknotts OF the
green Boards"
The Diddyevvers live beyond the
seven mountains and the Kingdom
Of the Korsknotts is beyond the
seven valleys"
The thing they are qquarreling
about is the record which is 10 de-
eide the question. It's lostl"
"oh. goodness" cried Nancy,
holding her ears. Il can't under
stand a word you say. Mr.. Mush-
roomi"
We'll. don't got nervous about
IT," said the Mushroom, laughing.
1T does sound a bit mixed up. But
It's a. simple AZ the income tax.
Your daddy can tell you how very
simple that is. And this IL just as
easy"
You see it's this way Whenever
there is a great dispute about things
In Fairy Land. the Fairy Queen
sends Nimble Toes or Silver Wins
to Longhead the Wizard. to decide
the question. He's a sort OF prime
minister 10 her highness. only he
lives at the third end OF the earth
and won't allow anyone 10 see him
He gives mis- answers to hard ques-
iions on phonograph records. All
you have to do Is to put the record
on a machine and play It."
(To BE COntinued)
(Copyright. 1922. NEA selvicel
Evening journal., 1922-03-10
By Olive Roberts Burton

Nancy Nick and Buskins return
ed from Smoke Land in the little
apple-tree elevator just in time to
see the Magical Mushroom poke his
little round bowler hat up through
the ground on his way from Fairy
Land.
This is luck" he cried, when all
Of him had come through. Just the
very people I'm looking for. hope
you won't need them any more,
Buskins."
Busklns thought he could get
along now alone. he said. as the
Lsnd-of-Up-in-the-Air was in pretty
fine shape. 90 he'd be perfectly will
ing to spare his little friends II they
Evening journal., 1922-03-10
WHY STAY FAT?
YOU CAN REDUCE

The answer OF most fat people IS that
u Is too hard. too troublesome and too
dangerous 20 force the weight down.
Marmola Prescription Tablets over
come all these difficulties. They arc
absolutely harmless, entail no dieting
or exercise, and have the added advan-
taEe OF cheapness. A case is sold at
one dollar by all druggists the world
over. or send the price direct to the
Afarmola Co., 1912 Woodward Ave, De-
troit. Mich. Now that you know this.
you have no excuse for being fat, but
can reduce steadily and easily without
going through long sieges OF tiresome
exercise and starvation diet OF fear OF
bad effects.
Evening journal., 1922-03-10

You've TrIsd Al othsrs-Now Use
Evening journal., 1922-03-10
SINSHAnES

The newest sunshades are OF Jap
anese design, almost nat. with bam-
hoo sticks Red taffeta with big
Chinese character worked In che
mile or jade green ornamented with
tiny silk oranges are two OF the
favorite combinations.
Evening journal., 1922-03-10
way

After a proper amount Of west
ern science can be imported into
China, that, with Chinese conception
and expression. will make Chinese
architecture unsurpassable." Pin Chu
says.
PIN CHU ETAOIN ET
Evening journal., 1922-03-10

has won an archi-
tectural prize in
competition with
hundreds OF stu
dents representing
the largest uni
versities in the
United States.
The prize was
awarded by the
Beaux Arts In
stitute. New York.
for Pin Chu's de-
sign representing
a Chinese gate
rran
Evening journal., 1922-03-10
VELVET

The velvet parasol II very new.
very novel and quite liable to
achieve a success. II comes In black
and brilliant colors with a quantity
carved handle.
Evening journal., 1922-03-10
Unusual Stories
ABOUT UNUSUAL PRoPTlF
BY N. p. A. aervina.

by N. ID. A. servioe.
PHILADELPHIA - Pin Chu. q
Chinese from Canton and now a
student at the architectural school
OF the University Of Pennsylvania