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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-19
SlUGG|NG FEST
Johnny Karr and ~aack Malone BATH.
twelve Rounds ESsess Pleased
Columbus Crowd.

Columbus. Ohio. July 1S.-Arter Y
thrilling twelve round battle that even
surprised their last engagement Johnny
karr. Cleveland was awarded the Judge
ment decision over Jock Malone St
Paul" here tonight. The boys went to
II shortly after the gong in the initial
session ard pounded each other until
tho final belt in tho twelfth ended end
Cd hoStilss. Mlone seemed TO have a
slight edge In the opening rounds but
the CieHelandcr staged Il great finish
that earned him a Sigh. shade AZ
was tho case In their other fight both
fighters fought on even terms in the
majority Of rounds first Kari and than
Malone would take tho initiative and
batter hts opponent 10 the ropes only
10 have his opponent reciprocate In
the following frame. In the prclImin-
AIRY Bud Christiano Chicago. was
awarded technical knockout over
Pete Meyers. Columbus In the third
round. the referee stopped the bout 10
save Meyers from further punishment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-19
REX THEATRE

The extraordinary success OF J. Fart
ley Manners brilliant Irish comedy.
Peg O. My Heart" which oliver Moros-
CO Is sending to the VeesIBalI players,
Is accounted for in It's wholesomeness.
lts humanity and it's pure love story
simply told, three elements, which In
these days Of bizarre mechanical plots,
and tawdry sexuality, are welcomed by
playgoers.
This afternoon tho orphans Of Wheel
Ing will be invited to the matinee and
with the regular patrons. the bargain
matinee today should be packed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-19
FAMOUS 8 AND 10 CENT" STABLE
Of RACERS WILL Be SOLD
AUTO OVERTURNS;
THREE ARE HURT

Cumberland Nd. July lS.-Whlle CD
route to Cincinnati. q. TO attend ram
uv reunion. the automobile OF henry
IT Shulze. aged IS, Bethlehem. Pa. VINO
WAS driving. sllidded and turned over
three times on the National Highway.
near Grantsvllle. about 20 miles west
Of here Shulze his wife, Edna Shuize
and sons. Norman, and Walter shu ne
are in Allegany hospital here Ihelr
daughter. Evelyn. who became fasten-
"a on tho bottom OF the car during It's
revolutions: escaped injury. Mrs
Shulze Is the worst hurt. being mass
of cuts and bruises from head 20 1oot
and may DO internally injured. Her
condition is regarded as sertouA the
others have cuts and bruises.
Mr. Shulze says a mist was prevail
Ing and the road was damp. His car
Std in crossing a railroad track ana
began TO skid To avoid n culyert. he
stored into a rough section Of the road
which acted as brake and the momen-
tum causnd The. car 10 turn over three
times. II is complete wreck. Mr..
Shulze Is a shiphuilder with the Bethle-
hem Steel corporation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-19
BROTHERHOOD MEETS

Members OF the Lutheran Brother
hood OF the Zion Lutheran church. 2lls
Market street. enjoyed a very agree
able time last night IN the Brother
hoods club rooms A delicious supper
was served at o'clock by tho men.
Many business matters were consld-
cred but the two that interest the most
Of the church's conEregs ton were, tho
planning OF ma rket for the near fu-
ture and the arrangement f1+ a church
picnic on Labor Day. The site is to be
chosen by the newly elected committee
There also were some very amusing
games played /.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-19

Score hv innings
North St : SIS 10 /
Zane St 0 0 o 0 O. 0 4 3
Stolen Bases-Hsmilton.C Clark Easons
Null. Fleming. Martin Tape. Walton.
Landmycrs
S-hase hits-Landmyers. Martin.
Struckout--By Multi: BY Steen S.
Base on halls-Ry Null q: BY Steen 5.
Sacrifice hits-Mull. Fleming.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-19

Over sixty thousand vacuum or cleo
tron tubes for radio sets ana ordered
from onc firm In this country each
month.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-19
PLAZA THEATRE

Il believe 4 man has as much chance
Of making q million today as he had In
tho days Of our fathers" said william
Farnum during the filming Of his latest
William Fox picture, "Shackies OF
Cold" now being shown at tho Plasa
theatre. The question came UP because
Farnum. In the play, rises from work as
a dock laborer to be . man Of millions.
Take the case In hand" he continued.
"A dock laborer. There are many dock
laborers Of fine mentality. and II such
q one became familiar with oil or other
stocks he might amass 4 million. True,
he might need the help Of q man Of
money In the beginning. but once start.
ed he could do wonders.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-19
POSTPONE MEETING

The meeting Of the Madison District
women voters. which was to have been
held last evening at the home OF Mrs,
Frank Hicks. Ale South Penn street.
was postponed az the women in charge
Of the meeting thought II best to change
tho meeting time until next week on
account of the proximity of the pr!mar-
les. Announcement OF the date and
place of meeting VIE be made later in
the week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-19
NORTH STREET
VVALLOPS ZANE
NORTH END TEAM pRUBs EAST
ENpERs BY 1910 SCORE IN SUN
SCHOOL LEAGUE LAST NIGHT
f.tve Runs Arc Scored In The P1rss IN.
ming. LandInyer and MartinC1ut
Out q Triple Each.

The North Street church baseball
team last night administered a severe
druhbing TO the Zane street team In the
y. VI. {. A. Sunday School League by the
score OF 1870 on the Zane street grounds
Features OF the game were extra base
hits by Martin and Landmeyer and the
pitching Of Null OF the North Street
team. Null held his opponents to sin
sizes
The score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-19
Harry Ert|e to Referee
Leonard Match

New York, July lS---HaTry ErNe Will
referee the Benny Leonard-Lew Tend
Ter l!shtwetSht championship bout 20
be held IN Jersey City on the night OF
July -. the New Jersey state hoNlns
Commission announced today. Erte
noted as referee IN the DempseY-Car-
nenticr heavyweight championship bat
tie last year. Tho bout VIII be CON
Quoted under the state no-decision law
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-19
HORSESHOE LEAGUE

Very interesting games IN the Island
Horse Shoe League last night awarded
the large crowd who turned out TO wit
ness the series Of matches against the
best the Island can put on In the game
Among the upsets last night was the
defeat OF Tyrell and Parker thereby
losing for them the lead In the league
The Washington times., 1922-04-23
His Mission Not Understood

In my Investigations, came across an ndi-
vidual who seems yet to be but little under
stood. His great mission in life is yet in its
infancy, even though he has now more than
four hundred thousand followers
For many years | had heard Of this indi-
vdual; saw his announcements in the various
highgrade publications Of the country but !
always misinterpreted his announcements - |
always assumed that he was interested solely
in the physical development OF human beings
and thus solely in producing great vitality and
perfect health. 1t was only by accident that |
discovered that his real service to his followers
consists in disclosing to them secrets OF sue
cess, happiness, influence and wisdom and in
giving them the power and the freedom to en-
ploy such action as inevitably leads to these
higher reactions of the faculties and qualities
and characteristics and powers Of mind and
personality and through the development of
these higher powers of mind and personality
his followers succeed, for success is really de-
termined solely and entirely by the use-the
higher-the fuler-the more successful use of
the faculties and qualities and characteristics
and powers of mind and personality. This in.
dividual disclosed to me a Subtle Principle of
Success, plus Three Priceless Secrets "Se.
Crets Worth Millions'-through which have
The Washington times., 1922-04-23

And, behold, she has three
gigantic arms with three torches
of universal corruption in her
hands. The first torch represents
the flame of War, that the beau
tiful eourtesan carries from city
TO city and country to country.
Patriotism answers with flashes
of honest flame, but the end is
the roar of guns and musketry.
"The second torch bears the
flame of bigotry and hypocrisy.
Ii lights the lamps only in tenn
ples and on the affairs of sacred
institutions. IL carries the seed
of fslsity and fanstieism. Ii
kindles the minds that are still
in cradles and follows them to
their graves.
"The third torch is that of the
law, that dangerous foundation
of all unsuthentic traditions,
which first does its fatal work
in the family, then sweeps
through the larger words of
literature, art and statesmsnship.
The great eonflsgration will
start about 1912, set by the
torch of the first arm in the
The Washington times., 1922-04-23

is without the moral feeling. But
then n great reformer arises.
He will clear the world of the
relics of monotheism and lay
the cornerstone of the temple
of pantheism. God, soul, spirit
and Immortality will be molten
in a new furnace, and | see the
peaceful beginning of an ethical
era. The man determined to
this mission is a Mongolian-Slav.
He is already walking the earth
a man of active affairs. He
himself does not now realize the
mission assigned to him by a
Superior Power.
And behold the fame of the
third torch, which has already
begun to destroy our family re-
lations, our standards of art and
morals. The relation between
woman and man is accepted as
a Prossie partnership of the
sexes. Art has become realistic
degenersey. Political and re-
ligious disturbances have shaken
the spiritual foundation of all
nations. Only small spots here
and there have remained un-
touched by those three destrue-
The Washington times., 1922-04-23

tive flames. The anti-national
wars in Europe, the class war of
America and the race wars of
Asia have strangled progress for
half a century.
at is the light of symbolism
that shall outshine the light of
the torch of CommereialiSm; in
place of the PolySamy and mo-
nogAmy of to-day there will
come a poetogamy-a relation
of the sexes based fundament-
ally upon poetic conceptions of
life.
And I see the nations grow
ing wiser and realizing that the
alluring woman of their deS-
TIMES 10 after all nothing but an
illusion. There will be a time
when the world will have no
use for armies, hypoeritieal re-
ligions and degenerate art. Life
Is evolution, and evolution is de-
veloPment from the simple to
the more complicated forms of
the mind and body. I see the
passing show of the world-drama
in its present form, how il fades
like the glow of evening upon
the mountains" TOLSTOY.
The Washington times., 1922-04-23
THREE PRICELESS SECRETS
Secrets Worth Millions"

happyT Why Re Pale and Weak? Why Be a Victim
Of Other Personalities? why Not Re Happy and Wig
orousf Why Not Compel Others to DO for You
He shows cOnClusively how to change Immediately
from Worry to Happiness and how to Convert Worry
into Pleasure, Success and ContcntmCnt.
How to Induce Others to do for You as You Desire.
How 70 Virtually "Hypnotize' Others into Doing
for You You Want
How TO Naturally Increase to n Maximum the Iron
IN Your Blood and Mt the Same Time Acquire Natural
Exercise. Without Conscious DCcp Breathing. without
Drugs Dieting. without Inconvenience. Waste Of
Time or Active Practice Of ANY Kind.
, He further says in eyplanntion Of these secrets;
conditions TO depress, crush and paralyLe.
] believe that should he without this secret.
This secret absolutely insures happier life. II dis
closes and simple mental power. WHICH every
given the understanding This secret Is said tn he
worth n fortune to anyone
Anyone can positively be shown how TO easily.
pleasure and prosperity. This secret is absolutely
tain to destroy
Through my Key 70 the Universe Of Human Mind
discovered the nature OF the principle that rules human
beings In their attitude toward another Through
friends and easily anyone and everyone TO he
most friendly, discovered how TO virtually "hypno-
tlzc' human beings into desiring to please me and am
doing I want. Through this secret anyone
convert his enemies into friends and gain the good viii
and cooperation and admiration Of human being.
This secret also gives n deeper understanding and
realization Of human nature than would be posshle
to attain 3hsTwi,s give, the E,o to to human human
the attitudes of others. No one can afford to deal
with human nature blindly This secret enables
to deal with human nature scientifically and IN
telliEenty. and thus DrOfitably
The Washington times., 1922-04-23

countries of southeastern Eu-
rope. Ii will develop into a de-
struetive calamity in 1914. In
that year I see all Europe in
flames and bleeding. hear the
lamentations of huge battle
fields. But about the year 1918
a strange figure from the north
"A new Napoleon-enters the
stage of the bloody drama. He
is a man of little militaristic
training, a writer or a journalist,
but in his grip most of Europe
will remain until 1925.
The end of the great calamity
will mark a new political era for
the Old World. There will be
left no empires and kingdoms,
but the world will form a fed
GRAFTON of the United States of
Nations. There will remain
only four great giants-The An
glo-Saxons, the Latins, the Slavs
and the Mongolians.
After the year 1925 see a
change in religious sentiments.
The second torch of the eourte-
san has brought about the fall
of the relics of monotheism and
has almost vanished. Humanity
The Washington times., 1922-04-23
ANY One Can Realize

believe that any one who will give
the matter close attention will also dis
cover that the man who has tremend-
Gus will power, did not will to have it,
and the man who has a perfect nat
ural memory did not will to have it,
and the Individual who has the power
of intense concentration, did not get
it by willing to have tin fact, it is
easily demonstrated that individuals
who gain tremendous powers Of mind
and personality, do so through some
natural or evolutionary principle, Of
which they are unconscious, but which
their life or the lives Of their ancestors
have made active, without willing to
do SO or without even knowing that
such activity was being aroused.
The Washington times., 1922-04-23

PwxHIS is a revelation of
events of a universal
character which must
shortly come to pass. Their
spiritual outlines are now before
my eyes. see floating upon
the surface of the sea of human
fate the huge silhouette of a
nude woman. She is-with her
beauty, her poise, her smile, her
Jewels super-Venus. Nations
rush madly after her, each of
them eager to attract her
especially. But she, like an
eternal courtesan, hirts with all.
In her hair ornament of dis-
monds and rubies is engraved
her name: "Commercialism."
As alluring and bewitehing as
she seems, much destruction and
agony follow in her wake.
Her breath, reeking of sordid
transactions, her voice of metal
lie character like gold, and her
look of greed are so much poison
to the nations who fall victims
to her charms.
The Washington times., 1922-04-23

Is this Master Man-this Master evoutionist-who
is now doing much good for human beings by show
ing them the shortest easiest and road to
and disclosing them great secrets of power,
personal influence and health-is this supreme evolu
Zionist the Mongolian-Slav of Tolstoys Prophecv7
Is this great evoutionist the great teacher whose
mission, according to Tolstoy is clear the minds
of human beings of confusion, chaos, miseonception
and delusion, and to free the human from its
present state OF deep hypnosis and reegste the
realm Of mythology the present concepts the human
concerning mind. matter. nature nfe etc, etc,
and to guide Humanity for all time through disclosing
the key to supreme wisdom, highest happiness and
ample power and thus to create a new and higher
The Washington times., 1922-04-23

civilization, and higher level of intelligence
through and supreme concepts and understanding
of all phenomena?
Who is this great teacher wac is to give Humanity
altogether concepts for and higher realization Of
success happiness, health, evolution, Immortality
space. numbers civilization, color, light heat life,
matter force, gravity, sound IDEAS etc, etc. and in
this way simplifying human concepts by a simple key
to all phases of the Universe that
may understand all in the Universe, great
est scientists and philosophers of past present
have not understood? Who is he7 Who is this new
hberator of the human from delusion, enslave-
ment and misery and restorer highest freedom
and liberty? Who and where is he7
BY JUNGARY RUSS
The Washington times., 1922-04-23
AIois Philip swoboda, 1927 Berkeley Building,
q West 44th Street, New York City.


be Of advantage to myself and others There
fore send the Subtle Principle OF Success and the Three
Priceless SeCres-SeCres Worth Mlions"-as explained
by Jungary Russ in odays American Weekly
want to know how to succeed in spite Of difficulties
and how Immediately into happiness; also
how compel others do for desire, and help TO
vitaize my blood through gaining maximum OF organic
IRON etc, explained elsewhere in this announcement
will gladly hand the mailman one dollar and eighty
cents plus Of postage to help approx
matey the cost of printing composing publishing, etc. etc.
of these secrets and this principle.
| the right return them to you and request
refund in full within thirty days If not completely
pleased with what receive from you.
Name
write plainly.
State
Special Note--The Three Priceless Secrets-"Secrets
Worth Mllions-pus the Subtle Principle OF Successare
virtually gift Humanity. Swoboda sincerely believes
that he owes under the above conditions to the hui
The Washington times., 1922-04-23
This Principle Gave Me All
Powers
Powers

The Subtle Principle OF Success au.
tomatically gave me will power, deter
mination, ambition, concentration, en-
thusasm, originality, initiative, cour-
age, confidence, aggressiveness in a
higher degree and through the use OF
an evolutionary principle and influ-
enCe | am enabled to unfold my pow
ers and faculties and characteristics
in progressively higher and greater
degree. All Of this learned from this
master mind-this supreme human
consciousness who is now serving
humanity.
There is absolutely nothing more
certain or positive than that anyone
can succeed IL he has unyielding will
power, tremendous determination, per.
feet memory, great confidence, intense
enthusiasm, abundant initiative, ample
originality, common sense, intelli-
lem is how TO acquire these character
where this master man comes in with
The Washington times., 1922-04-23
All Asked the Impossible

hundreds Of and magazines lessons
presume the ordinary types of human
who being without funds abundance had natural desire
from the meres and nconven
failure; and like good individualsearnest
seekers-have tried by investigating
method offered road What learned in
Investigations that Will Power and Concentration and
Determination Initiative Originality and Memory and
all advantageous and valuable but
systems lessons asked decide choose
have will to have determ
nation initiative originality etc l. however found that
choose to will or to will to have determ
nation than power will the Japanese Chinese
will have other desirable
resource found that willing concerned
fate In other words have learned
what believe to a esson-namey that cannot will
will concentration or interest or nl
ative or originality any than
car common intelligence
or
The Washington times., 1922-04-23
A Positive Principle

The Subtle Principle OF Success is a
principle through which the entire
human race can become successful.
| am absolutely sure it is the secret
principle that all successful men and
women use, either consciously or un-
consciously, and | am sure that it is
the principle without which no one
can actually succeed and with which
no one can actually fail.
The Washington times., 1922-04-23
All Alike in Principle

am Of the opinion that latently
and fundamentally, all human beings
are the same. The difference, how
ever, in the evolution and development
Of the personal qualities and charac-
teristics of human beings is merely
the difference in the degree with which
necessity compels the individual to
use his qualities and to express them
and manifest them. Every individual,
basicalIy and fundamentally, is capa-
hre Of having a supreme will, perfect
concentration, thorough originality,
full initiative, perfect memory, ample
common sense, high intelligence and
The Washington times., 1922-04-23
A Supreme Consciousness

There living today who understands creation
evolution, unfodment and adaptation from a. to Z He
is a master consciousness supreme human being.
This ans-ths superintendent powers Of penetra
realm OF natural and universal laws and princ
pies great that than suspect he Is the great
whom Tostoy the Russian Philosopher
Psychic and Seer, refers in his famous prophecy.
The Washington times., 1922-04-23
A Man of Destiny and Mystery

The Mantle Master Man-to whom I refer in this
nouncement, other than Alos Philip Swoboda-a
of destiny and mystery.
This Master Man to possess kind of sense
meaning of life in all Of its phases, and am inclined
suspect he is the Mongolan Sav Of Tol
soys Prophecy entirely system Of
Thought for the human raCe-sn eternal system.
The Washington times., 1922-04-23

1 inclined to that individuals when they
desire to write favoraby experience feel called
write negatively Of other similar condition experience
philosophy Why this sometimes easily
but 1t nevertheless that individuals
promote their ideas almost invariably do by seeking
destroy other ideas do wish guilty
other methods other theories other ideas
fore hope that what will be reader
asd deliberate
The Washington times., 1922-04-23
He Lives for a New Humanity

Swoboda lives primarily to Humanity. He is not
interested great wealth for himself 1t is for the purpose
giving Humanity this understanding and freedom and vr
tuay this alone that Swoboda uses money He
does not for wealth merely for weath sake He re-
CARDS individual enemy Of mankind who hoards
make OF for the benefit of others
when such individual has vastly than enough for
himself Swoboda regards such individual as an uncon-
The Washington times., 1922-04-23

Special Note ASS0PdRg ysn Bn csss to ss Sss.s
Tostoy, grand-niece of the Count, she was
asked by the Gar to obtain from the aged
philosopher special message to be confiden-
TALLY conveyed only to the Gar, the English
King and the German Kaiser Complying with
the request, the famous Count, Psychic Prophet,
Philosopher and Seer, gave the above
prophecy in the year 1910. This prophecy has
been published throughout the world. Every
one should become familiar with it.
The Washington times., 1922-04-23
Every One Chooses Accordingly

human beings could gain desirable qualities of mind and
personality through will" every individual naturally would
will himself into perfect and vital health strength
tremendous perfect intense concentration
ample originality full initiative abundant etc.
but it is absurd to that you spontaneously
choose wipower and determination perfect health and
supreme wisdom because these reactions and
will reaction
The Washington times., 1922-04-23

scous conscious enemy every human bong Below is
conveniently attached for the benefit of the readers
The American Weekly through which the Subtle Principle
of Success and the Three Priceless Secreecrets Worth
Mllions"-may be obtained.
The Washington times., 1922-04-23

supreme wisdom etc, etc. order thorough
these characteristics is compel the
creative forces Of the organism to use them.
The Washington times., 1922-04-23

gained tremendous success in every
way-bodily, mentally, financially and
socially.
The Washington times., 1922-04-23
By Count Tolstoy, the Famous
Psychic and Seer
Amazing World Events to Continue
Civilization to Arise Through Master Evolutionist

An opportunity for be upremey successful and
free from worry and weakness well opportunity
to the consent cooperation and goodwill OF others