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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-08

". 6. TORY and NJ. and Mrs. v. ".
Terry left this week for lamont No
called by the serious illness Of tho mother
OF the Mcsrrs. Terry
Mr. and Mrs W. a. RAIDER, Mrs o. c.
Dillon and small son have returned from
n weeks visit IN Galveston and Houston.
Miss Laura Hatksdaio has arrived from
Daiia. rur visit with her parents.
Cumpitmenting NJ and hu Robe
Dienst a recent bride ana groom M
aud Mrs D. Dinpst entertained VIII
n dinner party ~ lovely appointments ou
Thursday evening wheu covers were lad
for T.
, Mrs. 9. W pycriey entertained with a
chiidrcn's party on MONDAY afternoon in
honor ~ the fourth birthday ~ her son
sammia w. Mtr Fred Marks, Mrs. lof
tram nyeriey ana Mrs J. /. Morrison
assisted
Miss Maurice Grcgtry was hostcss to a
lovely rvoniur parry on ThutHday wheH
hiHb school friends and visitors were
guests Miss Hol~n James eHsistgd ~
tho gAme ~ fook MiHs tapit1la Ha'3lit
received high score whiio consolation
went 10 NiaH Dorothy Sibsrt.
Miss Katherine MpJlHlauI was dduEhI
faIiy surprised b. hnr yuuuE ulehdH on
"wednesday evening m honor " nor hif' b.
day DANCING wac the diversion o. ne
evening Mise Irene Smith. hisa buhr'
KLEIN, ana yhafiss Van SAINT aHsiHied MrH
NcClelland ir putrrtHininu
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-08

tlonai church was entsrtainod Tuesday
afternoon at the home oi Mts l. y pei.
quest Mrs. W. ~ Thomiinson being tho
leader for the afternoon.
Mrs. Il. L. Mitchell and son, Robert
lett the first OF the week for Houston,
Texas, to ioh Doctor Mitchell who was
recently called to an important office in
the governmcut horpitRl there.
Miss Pauline Fnglshart entertained
played at thr,e tables nigh score was
mate BY Mrs, carl Webp. Alter tho games
dainty retrcshments we're seycd
Miss Alpha Graham left Monday for
Tarlequah. where she IN teaching In the
state normal school Sha speni the hoii-
days with her mother Mrs. Anna Graham,
aud sister. Miss MAfNtry tirHhhm.
Mrs, ", ~ Noyles returned Tuesday
Wutntng nom HatHtead, nan, where sac
has been at the bedside Of nor husband.
who Is In = hospital there hc IL setting
along nicely, and is expected home In a
Mondsy evenins at the HapUst church
tertatued Mrs r. v Thompsoua class ot
Eirls Many games were played, and re
freshmsnts of hot chocolate, sandwiches
Miss Dellya Wright ief, Monday night
1 Tor norman aud was followed IuoanNN
nooo by her sistes, Miss Marjorie MtiEht,
AMI het guest. Mlss Elizabeth Nflftlth ui
Oklahoma City. The three viii resume
their studies at the university
The "Wednesday Bridge club wnH pleas
antly entertained this week at the beautl
| fui home - Mrs EwlnE Hal-eli on North
| Smith street the momhera present be
ms MesdRmea Ucrbert X, hroern " N
| Itutrhtnaon E II Frayser and a. g Neer
| Mrs. Fraynsr re- eived the club prIse
| AZ the meeting of the Delphlan club
| Monday afternoon at The CONGREGATIONAL
rhurch tbp subtert dtst uaaed was the "pe.
| cline of the Drama i'm Rome" " Mcadnmes
j NJ ureeninr. ! "a Itutler y n ora.
ham and Mas Artip cobb taking part In
| tho discussion, The leader for the after
| noon waa Mrs \ i uurns
| Nissan IDA nnJ lobe tisatty wer.
] hosteratr at a 4 otrIucN luncheon served
| Tuesday aI theIr homo ON North grraper
| street. In honor of Mrs " a. phutps OF
| Tulsa guest nf Mrs L. ~ nuffngton ~
| south Adair street The other guests
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-08

-, Oscar IIlldreth was a Tulsa visitor
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. l.. stevens have moved
Mrs. NJ. smoot entertained the Bridge
ulub at her home Friday afternoon.
Mrs J. w. Parrish was IN sapulpa be.
tween trains Tuesday and wednesday.
Mrs. W L. Martin of MuskoGoe was a
weekend visitor with relatives at Mounds.
Frank Ctum ana William Johnston
Mrs, 4. J Mott and children spent
Christmas with relatives at Kansas City.
4, Miss Frances brlSey q Norman was =
Mounds visitor during the holiday vaca-
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ smoot and family
drove to Muskogee last week to visit rela.
Miss Josephine Holt and Miss TwiIa
Wilson spent tho weekend with home
II. NJ. Noisn Of Benton Hsrbor, Mich.
is a guest in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mrs. l.esIIe Bllbro entertained tn,
members aud friends OF the Thmble bee
vt her home Thursday afternoon
having hsd an operation in thS oklAhoma
hospital at Tulsa last saturday.
Mrs. Z. 4. wsgsoner and ron Leonard
where they have been virting relatives
Mrs Arthur Chapman and dAufhter ni
Sapulpa came Wednesday for a few day,
visit with her mother, Mrs. Myra Crouch
- The funeral Of n. Kelly was held at m
Baptist church Sunday afternoon. Mr.
Mounds.
Miss Meurine Chiffon returned hom,
from MuHkogee Monday evening wher,
she had been spending few days visiting
relatives
Word was received the past week OF
who is with her daughter. Mrs. McCiin.
ton at Fort Smith, ARR;
Mrs Terry and little daughter OF Sham.
the remainder of the winter with hct
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-08

n lf. and Mrs. c. W. Hammond OF IlI7
NNey avenue entertained a number Of
nneF friends with a bridge and dancing
psllg Monday night. High scores were
WI ey Mrs. Garnet Beasley and J. II.
wsAh. AZ midnight a two-course supper
a. MT, and Mrs. Cecil Prashaw entertained
IL members OF Prashaw's orchestra and
SaH wives at a six-oourse dinner Tues
M.. night Those present we're Mr.. and
pi "a obllnRer. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
snI Mlsa Fisher, John SCOTT and Mr..
nfs, Cecil Prashew.
sN's. ~. u, Curtis and Mrs. Garnet BeaE.
80 entertained 20 guests with a bridge
S. uahclng party Tuesday night High
&c prizes were awarded 10 Mrs IA. O.
@eil and J. g. cobleigh. Al II o'clock
r.sN9-course supper was served and the
10 d'ndet dsnodet OF the evening was devoted
hr' +. NJ Olson was the honorsd guest
s,, small party given BY Mrs. ID. X
o.,nas Tuesday night at her home, 1900
served st O'Clock with a dainty
tie apiece piece OF golden marisoid sdornins
v mn'h'ng table. The guests were Mira
Mar Olson, Miss Mary Martin. Miss
NJ Sarmsn and hiss Ruth snyder
Dew, and Mrs. A.. II. Meciymonds :. OF
al weIe the surpfissd host and hpstsss
Of nsps,,y az which many OF their friends
nsscss' Issvlile were In attendance We'd
kincs' night Music and games OF various
A. NJ we're the diversion OF the evening
soon ana Mrs. heClymonds are to leave
'0' California, their guests pre-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-08

Dr. Robert NJ. 1sham has returned from
n weeks stay In New York
Mrs. Charlen Davis has returned from
o short stay In Kansas city.
James lrwig. who sneht The holidays 10
Savannah. ca has returned,
Miss Dorothy spence has returned from
a short visit In Albany. Ga.
Mrs y. n. Perscls II spending few
weeks with relatives In Chicago.
MIR. and Mrs. ~ II. Tibbets and son are
spending few weeks In Kansas city
Miss Elma NJ. Keller has ltft Tor BAtOn
Rouge, La. for visit with a brother.
Mrs Harlan Read and son HartiHo.
have gone to Kansas city for 10 days
stay.
Miss Maudc Aehby has returned from a
three weeks stay In Wichita Falls and
Dallas.
MIR and Mrs. IT, NJ HarJo and family
left this week for their winter home In
Florida.
Mrs, ia II. Moore has Eone 10 Lamar.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-08


Ernest Burford Of Cushing was the guest
Of his father last week.
Ed GroEau visited relatives in Oklahoma
city during the holidays.
Miss Minta Cage OF Davenport was the
guest Of Stroud friends last week
An art exhibit at tho high school given
Friday was very good and was well at
tended.
Otis Cox Of BarnsdalI and Victor Vaughn
Of Oklahoma city were Stroud guests
last week
Mrs. Basil Il. Newton gave a small party
for her sister, Miss Rutledge. during her
stay here.
The e. W. NJ society met at the Chris
tian church for It's regular January SEES
sion "wednesday
The Methodist Missionary society met
at the home Of Mrs. Kiel for a profitable
study on China
Mr.. and Mrs T. +. Griffin returned from
a holiday visit in Ponca City with Mrs.
Grlffins parents.
Mrs. Joe Evans was hostess to a few
friends Tuesday afternoon and a pleasant
time was had by all.
The Misses Sara Kate Hume and Hazel
Wood. teachers In the Shamrock schools,
returned 20 their work Sunday.
Miss Hannah Ives. trained nurse Of
Kansas city, is spending a short time with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs l.. J. Ives.
Aubrey Nicholson. with his wife and sis
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-08


Raymond Mcmillan of Muskogee spent
the week with clyde Jackson.
Mrs. &. u. Greggs spent the week with
friends In Tulsa and Sand Springs.
Miss Maymie Goodin OF Nuskogee II the
weekend guest of the Misses Embree.
Mrs. Johnston OF Tulsa Is the guest OF
her sister, Mrs. II. Il. Breese, fl1 DIVISION
Miss Elizabeth Doggett OF McAlester
was the guest last week OF Miss Elizabeth
Miss Mildred streeter OF chickasha
spent tho week with her aunt, Mrs. III. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Wise were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. e. II. Poe OF okmulsee for
the weekend.
the house guest Of Misc Helen Lincoln the
past week, returned to her home In Nor
Mr. and Mrs. w. l.. Corkhill, who have
been visiting Mrs. Corkhiils parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. Il. Hudson, returned to their
Mr.. and Mrs. william Cameron enter
tanned with a watch party last week.
Saturday night in honor OF Jim Cameron
and Robert Bourland, who leave soon for
Scotland. About 35 guests were present.
The Queen Esther circle met with Miss
Ina Bell Tuesday evening for It's regular
monthly meeting. The usual program was
carried out and a chapter. of ''The Mexi-
can Question" was studied and discussed.
During the social hour which followed
! the hostess served salad course to the
| II members present.
The following students who spent the
holidays at nome returned TO the uni
versity at Norman Monday: Misses Eliza
beth Cameron, Marjorie Guy1non, Nelma
Vaughan, Helen Carr; Messrs. Clarence
Smith. clyde jackson, Clancy Dolph.
johnnie Rossiter, Gustavo Kruger. Syl.
| vester Fretwell. Wesley Kincaid. Paul
| Kaufman, Marcus Butterfly. Donald Gull
len, Dewey WhUenton and Otho Been.
| Miss Martha ShoclIley entertained the
| membefs OF tho q. ID. club with n, watch
party Saturday night OF last week when
!!hey danced the old year out and n the q New Ssw
were Miss Mildred streetsr of chickashs.
and Messrs. Carroll Gregg, Raymond
Vaughan, viii David Martin. Bland War,
| the close OF the evening dainty refresh
| ments were served.
Among those who attended the dance
| Okmulgee were Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Wise,
Misses Eleanor Kinoaid, Lucille Slaughter.
| Helen Lincoln, Ramona kinoaid and Vel
/ ma Lake; Messrs. Wesley Kincaid. Clyde
| Jackson. Raymond McMillen, Horace Gray
| son Clarence Smith, Morris Alder, Jack
Gibson, sylvester Fretweh and Dewey
Mr., and Mrs H. j. Butterly entertained
| the members of the Thursday Night club
| with a watch party Saturday night Of last
week Mrs. -. P. story OF st. Louis being
the only additional guest. The decora-
| tlonB were in keeping with the season and
were very attractive. Among the players
r. Vaughan were victorious. Following
| the game a salad course in which this
| holiday color scheme was effectively car
| ried out was served.
The Justamere club met wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. r. II. r. Hummer,
/ when she had as additional guests Mrs:
/ Mrs. Harold Spencer. Pink carnations
| made the card table very attractive and
/ the same flowers were used Tor decorHt-
| ing the rooms. At bridge Mrs. Homer
4 members and Mrs. Shocklcy received the
| prize for hiEh score among the guests,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-12
pICNlCKERS STRANDED
BY SWOLLEN CREEK
nownrour Of Rain Late sunday eS"n's
outing Parties Unaware.

lIrrdreds OF picnickcrs were caught
T., ,rn heavy rain yesterday afternoon.
The ra!a. although IL did not !aSt 'FHh,
rare down heavier than any rain 'o'
several months.
Throughout the day rain WAS expect
cd II started 10 sprinkle at o eloc"
yesterday morning and then cleared up
a, & o'clock The clouds hung low
throughout the remainder Of the DAY
rho sun coming through the clouds "c-
CaSiOnauy.
Scores Of people went out 10 spen'
the dav along the cresk banks, "hrh
I, looked as though there would ne ram
and IL failed 10 come. people believed
that the rain would pass over. At Al"
o'clock il began to sprinkle and At 40
o'clock coming in deluGe and the
wind blowing strong. 1t continued
until after O'Clock.
During that time. according 10 Miss
NJ 3. ForSythc. local government
weather forccaster. there was almost
three fourths OF an inch of rain. o.
the exact amount being seveniy-four
hundreds Of an inch.
Sig Wheeling creek soon swcllcd up
and the water was almost up To the
banks. Many people who crossed "a
creek TO seek picnic spots were unable
L got back across after the rain STAR
cd owing 10 the sudden rise OF the
creek. All the streams were swollen
almost over. There was no damage ,C-
ported from ary section of the 90 my.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-12
DRIVE TO START
WAR RISK INSURANCE
Campaign VIII Be Outlined Fully NJ
Meeting, Veterans Bureau, Tues
day Evening.

The fourth district Of the Veterans
bureau is now conducting an intensive
drive on the cN-sCrVice man TO retnstate
his government insurance. The cam
paign in the Wheeling Sub-dtstrict' be-
gins on June 18th.
X means much 10 the cx-serrice man
for him to again take up what is consid-
cred the cheapest protection available,
and II is even more important to the
DEPENDENTS of that man that he Shoull
rcinstate his government insurance. and
e.cutually convert il into one OF The SIX
various kinds Of government life insur-
auCe policies.
The insurance drives in other parts or
the country have been very successful
and all districts report that such sue
cess was due almost entirely TO the
hcnrty cooperttiou given the Veterans
bureau 10y the various welfare and civic
ORGANIZATIONS.
a mectin.; will he held in the Of
fees of the Wheeling Sub-distriCt, on
the third floor OF The odd Fellows build
INK. Twelfth and Chapllne streets. at
30 u. m. Tuesday evening. June 18Th.
to present the details OF the excellent
business proposition offered World war
veterans.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-12
MISHAP FATAL TO
MRS, ROBERT YOUNG
Worth Wheeling Woman Leaps When
Street Car Takes Fire-Skun Is
fractured.

Mrs. Nellie 7. Young. wife OF =.
Robert Young. of GA Market street. died
ut the Ohio Valley General hospital
Sunday morning at go o'clock having
been removed to the hospital Saturday
evening suffering a fractured skull
sustained, when she jumped from an
Elm Grove trolley car.
Tho fatality happened near Weim-
er'ser's run. when crowded trolley
car on which was passenger COM
menced to smoke and flames shot out
at several places. which Resulted in q
near panic among the passengers. Tho
frightened occupants began jumping
from the smoke filled car and among
those we're Mrs. Young. who struck her
head on the pavemcn. IN the jump. The
city ambulance was called and the In
cured woman was taken to the haspital,
where an examination proved that SEo
was suffering with 4 fracture OF the
skull
Dr. Harry 4. Henderson or Fulton.
rendered medical aid and summoned III"
relatives md close friends Of Ia" ~
iured woman to her b"usidc. Mr.. Young
is employed In the mechanical depart
ment OF the News Publishing company.
The fire in tho street car was caused
by an overhcated motor.
Mrs Young was 30 years OF aG" ana
was q lifelong resident of this city. She
was Il devout member Of the st. Mich
aers church Of Edgwood. She leaves
her husband. mother. Mrs. Louise Young
OF Edgwood. one brother, Maurice Young
Of Edswood and one sister. Mrs. Cor
trudc Keegan Of Cleveland ONO. Sh"
also leaves one daughter, sara. aEc0
nine years.
Funeral arrangements are not as Fet
complete but the funeral service viii
probably b. held on "Wednesday ana
burial will be made in Mount CALVARY
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-12
ELkS' FLAG DAY
PROGRAM COMPLETE

The program for the fAhS Flag Day
exercises has been completed with the
exception OF the principal speaker 70.
tho day.
The exercises will tax" place IN front
Of 'hc city buildiuE on Fifteenth street.
Wednesday evening, June ~. The EikS
l. the only frat"rna! organization In the
city that observes the day WIKI ANY
lodges and clubs in Wheeling will assist
ia making the celebration this year bet
TT and bigger than ever.
Tn" principal speaker Tor III" day Mil
he provided by the Speakers Bureau at
Washington, Ia. The bureau has prom
Ised Tom 3, Foulk an able man and this
should hc closed early this week.
Prior 10 the program the Elks Band oG
this city viii render several numbers.
The singing will be in charge Of Carl
Necr prominent local SoloiSt and mem
h"r Of the Wheeling Lodge. No. % Il. l..
O. T.
The committee IN charge of the ar
engagements follows: Tom roulk. George
:, Benekc. |. r. poultoa. Harry Frey and
Earl Cameron.
The following is the program:
Song: Star SpanGled Banner" Audience
introductory Exercises ..........
...... Exalted Ruler and Officers
Invocation Or. Samuel Martin Gibson
Vocal Solo: Selected. $780,. Carl T. Neer
History OF the Flag. Observation-Disclosures.
.,....:... Attorney Austin V. Wood
Altar Service. ..... Esquire and Officers
Recitation: PRO Patria" ..
...............M Miss Virginia Bissettc
Selections ................. Quartet
Grafton: The Unknown Speaker"
,:.........M Mr.. Zane Robbins
AwArd OF Prizes-Essay Contest
..............-.. Mr.. Leo Wolfe
Benedictton. DR.. Samuel Martin Gibson
Song: America" Audience
Elks Band-Prof. A. E. Summers, Di-
rector.
Vocal music In charge OF Prof. Carl
Seer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-12
mr.. G|RS0N breaches FORCEFUL
SERMON 70 D. & T. GRADUATES
WESTINGHOUSE RADIO
PROGRAM FOR TODAY

2.an u. NJ, and At - minute Intervals
thereafter. baseball scores
90 p. m.-Ba seball scores.
News. :,, ,,ordi-
lions bv the National Indus
trial Board. ,>,r,s
7:t5 y. m.--Iiovcrnmcnt marhSt iepSt - -
and a report Of the New lorh
Stock Exchange.
500 d. rn-Ba Sc ball scores. -
"Eugenics." by Roswell II. J"hn
son. head OF the pcpartmcnt OF
OH and tias Industries Schoo'
Of Mines. University OF f.t's-
$40 y n.:.E9'The Giant Who Had NO
Heart in Ills body" bedtime
story for the children
900 r. m.--MuSIc.
1900 - IN. Baseball scores.
1855 D. m.-NrlinEjon time signals.
Music Program
Alfred p'AuOergc. violinist from the
BroS&y Studios.
T.. l.. Zinsmeister. accompan'st.
Malta Quartet OF Geo. Westinghouse
Com. No. So.
David :. Cumming. second tenor.
". Ford MCCurry, baritone.
Andrew Schindehette. bass.
Miss nellie Cook. reader.
J. Is. Fairman, vtollniS,.
Selections.
Souvenir Poetique. 49,. ....... .Flo'sch
Alfred D'Aubcrge.
(aD on the Sca............... buck
70 De Coppah Moon. .....''''' sne''e!
Quartet
ta) Hungarian Dance No. ".. hrahihS
J. +. Fai~man.
ta) 4 Little Close Harmony. -. o Hara
so ole Uncle Moon. Scott
Quartet
Selected ...............
Miss nellie Cook.
Dance of the Dervishcs. ........ .Brosky
Alfred D'Aubcrge.
(a) The Lilac Tree. ............G artIan
Cb) Miss Kitty O"Toole. .frotheroe
David s Canning.
ta) The Story OF = Tack. .........P Far KS
tb) Lucky jim. ................. PARKS
Quartet.
Selected ...........:.'
Miss Nellie Cook.
(a) GaNotte '...''.''' 1850 r..',
(b) Mlnuet in G............ Beethoven
j. &. t'airman.
The Long Day Closes. ....... sullivan
Quartet.
Preghiera ............:.... pAuocrge
Alfred DAubergo.
Note: The time mentioned is Fits
burgh daylight saving time. which is
one hour ahead Of eastern standard
time.
Music is broadCaSted from 1000 to
lU:l5 n. m: and from 1880 to 100 p. m
The Westinghouse broadCasting sta
tons call is kDkA. operating on wave
length Of $50 meters. located at East
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-12
SCHOOL BOARD Will
NAME new COACHES

The regular monthly meeting Of Inc
BOARD of Education will be held n"Nt
Thursday evening in the board room al
Wheeling High school
Among the Natters taken up for MS
cussion will be the appointment of two
new athletic mentors to fill the places
Of Miss Eleanor Taylor and kelccl <.
Ross who will leave as soon rs sChoo!
closes. Superintendent G. r. Citizens
will make his report and thcr" Will he
several other matters before the board.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-12

II was enormously stated In the In
tell!gcncer Friday morning that the
Bible class of the st. Johns sunday
school had presented the play AUNT MAJ
tiIda's Birthday Party" 10 IN" inmates
~ the County Poor Farm the preceding
night. Instead of st. Johns il should
have been the st. Paui's sunday school
Bible class.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-12
WIS FRIEND aEcoMMENDED THEM.

six years ago" writes w. h. Shad-
we'll. stanley. Va. II had kidney trouble.
and AT times was unable to rails" myself
In bed Foley Kidney Pills wcr" recon-
mrndcd to me by the chief Of the Fire
Department. After using bottles VAS
romrlctcly relieved and have never had
a return Of the symptoms" Why suffer
when you can &c, relief from rh""ma-
tic pains. haCkaChc, swollen. sore ana
Stiff joints. sleep disturbing bladder
weakness and other symptoms Or diSor-
dcrcd kidneys Sold everywhere ADV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-12
MR., OGDEN IS
WELL RECEIVED
CANDIDATE FOR SENATORIAL NOM.
NATION GETS HEARTY WELL
COME IN MoNoNGALIA co.
Leaves For Other Points In State
Scheduled For Address at Fair
mont Thursday.


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crow" u ia! " Jun ', ,,,,,,,o,,.
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',,., ,ra,inr Introducing Mr.
H'.I., T., nricr ,rCrc,. ma; was wei,
w. ordon .roLc for an hour.
,.,,,,u 49,, ,,,.nst attention Of his audi
-, g.. conclusion, many lead
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-01-21

mington. I was in Wilmington for
years. and left it last year on ao-
count OF my wife being sick. The
doctor told me to leave the coun-
try. II I don't want to lose the wife.
Thanks to God. she Is better nov
and I want to go back to my OH
home with the whole family. So
Miss Hart. please do me a favor II
YOU can. and try TO hold a job Tor
me around the first OF February. I
leave 18th OF January.
Il don't want to go anywhere
outside OF Wilmington. My whole
family has got used to the city.
They don't want TO go nowhere else.
can do steel work, rolling mill.
open hearth. ship-yard and any
kind Of foundry and railroad. I'll
do anything you can find for me.
please. Miss Hart, try to find me
job"
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-01-21

LIFE AND CHARACTER
READING.


The people born on this date have
two faults to overcome. selfishness
and self-distrust. They talk too much
about their trouble 10 others and are
apt to magnify their perplexities.
one Of the great lessons OF life 10
be learned is Silence. In this man
ner you must search for a method
TO overcome the habit OF unkind
criticism and judgment. You must
learn discrimination about methods
Of work. and not ruin your powers
by a too strict adherence to prece-
dence and public opinion.
The governing signs OF this date
are Capricorn and Aquarius, the last
sign OF the Earth and last sign Of
the Air Frequently people born
under this negative sign have a dual
personality and are hard to get
along with.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-01-21
YE OLD CURIOSITY SHOP

Has removed from 9ll Tatnan ST. to
the "Old Schoolhousc" 9OON Tatnafl
St. We buy. antique furniture OF am
descriptions. even In broken condition
Special, old colonial silverware old pic
lures. old jewelry, relics OF an kinds.
VIII call anywhere. Phone 1886 n
ID. Levin. proprietor. jan21-im