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The Washington times., 1922-12-24
PUP|LSMENACED
BY CONGESTION,
CHARGE Of BODY.
Double Shift and twilight"
Classes Are Called Menace
To Health and Welfare
ECONOMY EXCUSE RAPED
Need Of Relief Too Vital to
Consider This Question in
Opinion Of Delegation Of Five

Determined to lay Wash
ington's public school needs
before members Of Congress
who pass on the appropria-
tions for that department Of
the city, the special citizens
commission Of five, repre-
senting $50 civic organiza-
tions yesterday placed in the
hands of members of the
House copies Of a brief which
carries their plea for q more
liberal policy.
The brief declares that addi-
tional school facilities are abso-
lutely imperative in the District.
Cognizance is taken Of the
"forced economy" under which
the Government Is operating, but
the brief argues this question
should not be considered in tho
present contingency 80 serious
has II become. To alleviate the
situation, the restoration OF all
the items stricken from the ap-
preparation bill by the Budget
Committee Is sought. I
QUESTION Is RAISED.
Referring to the congested condi-
tions in the city's school which
have necessitated double shifts and
twilight classes" the brief ex-
presses grave doubts a. to whether
this system is beneficial to stu
dents especially those in the ele'
mentary grades. It IL a question.
the committee states, whether this
'lessened instruction" 10 not q re-
tarding influence rather than q
help to the pupils.
The use Of portable" schools 10
vigorously condemned in the brief
which describes them a. unfit and
Of virtually no service in remedy
ing conditions. Their discontinuance
ID aAked.
Chairman Louis O. Orsmtou, Of
pristions, turned tho committee down
mndo to get IN oral hearing.
IL Wo CdH Bot Al tuO bOut
door, we win try the back" H. H.
Classic, chairman of the oiti3ens'
committee. declared.
The brief Of the COMMITTEES was
ooned by H. H. Classic, chairman;
d. Milton Fairchild, Mrs. Giles
loot Raftsr, Ira b. Nutter and DR..
q J. Daniels. It follows. in full:
The question which We want
tAe subcommittee to ask itself IL
Shig. What VIII the appropria-
dons IN the budget do toward 70
moving the existing school short
whistler such a shortage exists
= q question Of fact. And the
1a0t Il indisputabls.
We are not concerned primarily
with the origin Of the shortage
ee with the question who. II any
body. IL responsible for It. That
- exists. an mon are agreed. It
10 not an isolated phenomenon.
There has enlisted also Q general
houdng shortage, the evil conse-
Quences of which Congress has
recognized In regulatory statutes
which 20 to the very verge OF It's
Constitutional powers. The school
housing shortage IL a greater evil.
And Il h gwen moro acute. Tho
9emeral housing shortage was due
mainly to diversion Of economic
resources 70 the pressing necessi-
Ties Of war. The school housing
shortage began further back. 1t
u the result Of a slow, gradual
ard long accumulation. But 1t
The Washington times., 1922-12-24
Foot Touches Trigger;
Gunner Fatally Shot

NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-Irving
Curtin, nineteen. Of Harrison, died
as the result of hunting accident
near Silver Lake.
Curtin. while hunting. tried to
strike a match on his shoe. His
toe touched the trigger of the p,In.
The Washington times., 1922-12-24

MRS. WINIFRED HUCK, Member of Con-
"a gress, Uith her son and little daughter.
shouting an interest In the banner Of the Am
nesty Committee displayed yesterday at the
White House.
The Washington times., 1922-12-24

Of the District Of Columbia
schools, and only such items a.
are essential to proper school
service were included. The reasons
for each item are stated in the
reports Of the Board Of Education
and we most earnestly petition,
The Washington times., 1922-12-24

ATEST photograph Of the Center Market stand the National
Hotel Supply Company catering to hotels restaurants hos
pitals and various other Washington institutions which
qre special dressed beef lamb poultry game
This was organized ten years and has gained its pop
ed and operated by Mr. Leon Arnold and Mr. Burrows
inent WashingtonianA
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ST. CLAIRSVILLE



Juhu Ehctlwr II. bo'"IH"d. Npp'''"
ton nIcd for appoint mcnt OF "'hlhl"-
trn,nr. Bond EG.OUu nl"d and "ppr"FH".
AruuIuinrut rnnd". Lolt"r- ordered ana
Ias,rrd inventory dispensed WIN
Admiration rlcd for consent 81 court
10 settlement Of claim for damages LOT
wrongful death settlement "rhcr""'
Application filed for superintendent
OF amount received. Costs. funeral tx
pCnscs hospital service, InnhlcAi NJ
tendance, attorney fee ana ndmlhStrh-
tors compensate ordered paid, OF me
remainder, une-thIrd to father. ana 'iic-
third to mother OF deCcd"nt' ana lc-
maIn!ns one-ihird to the hrothorS ana
sister of dec"dent. giving oHe-so'eH'h
part 10 each.
Isaac c. Moore. deceased. order of
private sale of PERSONAL pr"l"ht -
turned and nlcd. Sale c0niirn'" an"
record ordered.
Emily street, deceased. fetitinh Lieu
t. aell personal property ut private
sale. Private sale at not less IMAM "p-
praised value ordered
I T.. Brown. guardiannh Final h'-
count nlcd Set FOR hearing February
70 1872 Motto" ordered. Continued.
ia rr unclaimed bank dep"hllH. lie
port Of unrInim-d drp"siin In NeTfs Ma
IlonuI bnnk nl"i
ThlIip rhnkhhurcr, drrrhrch waiver
OF Iimc IL vhl'h 1" nj" ".'cptl"hn l"
Inheritance lnH nnllmg HI"d hN sol" r"'-
son IuIcIrnlrh Ia payment Of tnE. No
iIro Of rnmc mailed irr ""mmnlHnI"n
Hnrnh A. Major, hc' "nrod Arr'l'n'
IIuu nIrd 10 obtain holrr dlr'IIhu' ""
rhnro az money from county ir""+"rr
rnuro heard. nndIuR ilIni j. +. Hj"' VI"
entitled 10 ~ paid Int" county r""u'
ury Ivy It. NJ. Simpson juno II, loI'.
Auditor ordered to ir-uo warrant On
county treasury for payment OF SD TO
rnid J. T.. Major.
David MoVcy. Deceased Proof at
publication OF notice Of appointment
nlcd. approved and record ordered.
6. IL Johnson. dcCca"cd. Proof OF
publication OF notice Of appointment
nlcd approved md record ordered.
Lawrence Sheldon Campbell. Juvenile
dependent. Affidavit Mod. Set FOR
hearing January ~. 1922. Child or
dercd brought before the court. Cause
heard finding child dependent and COM
uniting II to temporary care ana Ins
tody Of tho belmont county Children .
home Warrant TO convey ordered una
Issued.
Realty Dssds.
Dor,as A Badger ri al Ia flTna DO
bow Tract al land ia bdIn'sv.!l1. Ton
nIdaiatI"n iIhU.
Anna " smith I" Margaret 4. ITim-
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weakened physical condition due to .
deficiency Of both Ni,amlnrs and Organic
Iron. no matter how much they eat. and
IN such cns-a both Nilamines md NuIhted
Iron should be taken.
Arrangements have been made with tho
druggi-la IN thi. city 10 give every reader
Of lhu pnpcr u large 600 package OF
Genuine Ycn.t Vilaminc Tablets. Sb"".
m,cIy free. with every bottle OF Nu'Hted
Iron TINT you purchase. lie sure TO
,nkc only Genuine Yeast Vl'amino
Tablets. pure and unndul,rrntcd. with
MINATED Iron. Do not he mIslcd by lmi-
inliuns which often contain drugs. Insist
upon the Genuine Ycnst NitamInc lab
lets. prepared from the original formula
Of DR.. Ca,rin Of the Faculty oil Medicine
Of Paris
In taking Viiamincs with NuInted
Iron. always take your Yeast Nham'he
Tablets before meals and NuIsted Iron
after meals. Weigh yourself before you
start and test your strength on gymna-
siun testing machine. then weigh your
self nrnin in Ten dnys md see how much
good. firm 0csh you hive put on.
Il is often remarkable what an nston-
ishinp difference it makes in 4 persons
nppenrnncc TO round out face and hgurc
with few pounds Gf good, firm tiesh and
i, is often equally Surprising what tre-
rcndous amount Ct pep. vigor and force
little more oxyg-nated Organic iron VIII
give person whose blood is deficient 10
ihi, magic like substance. IF 1OO
MERELY WISH CREAIER
STRENGTH. ENERGY, VIGOR AND
ENDURANCE, WE RECOMMEND,
THATYOU TAKE NUXATED IRON
ONLY. Over four million people are using
Nuxntcd Iron annually. their experience
proving that it increases the strength ana
endurance Of weak. nervous. rundown
people in many cases in two weeks time.
II YOU want that virilc force. that stamina
and strength NJ necessary To auccess ana
power in every walk 81 life. you owe IL
Ia Yourself To commence taking NuIated
Iron to-day.
II after making ihc above test you 81"
not receive all aud even gI"ni'T behe"is
than y"u expect. ia" manufacturers WI"
promptly Irfund y"nr money
Cat "ut ani use fIc" coupon h'"" u"
day "a ih.,o IN i,""nh /" 10" "a" '"'''""''A
demand iuI lhIa l.,"ir'l
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ror Tr.ot NJ land In Barne svills. Co.
federation $1,000.
william III. Sears and Mary X. sears
IN Herman Myers 1916 acres m war
rem township. Consideration u.
a. a. Dodd and Iva J. Dodd TO Her
nou Mv.rs ana Martha q. Myers. Tract
uf I,nd I'm Warren township. Consider
.rion 5000.
LIninn u seaion To Frank Is. Van
Dyno Lot No 80 In Hunts third addl-
lion rn IinrnrayiIl1 Confederation ~.
nu,lL Iurus uud Julia A. Lucas 70
~ n r,,,., Lat. Nun. 4. Y and 10. In
uIn.. f. or Iiuruoviur addition 10 hs-
. ,Lr,d, ,,u.Idarntlun o.
I,,,,o ,,ot,,fu,s md Mile Itothfusa
=. ,,.,.,I, ~ ,i.,,,II r1ast Of land II
| w,,,,,,,. ,,.,,,.nln confederation o.
wr,,,.'., ,I,h., nm, ,rIl,abs,h Rohss
~ ," .,,,.r, NJ coal In
y,,,,, ,,,,n.I,,,, ,,rs,1.,a,Iop IL.
] IIr,lo /. ur'son to aeorge A. Kornsr.
! Tract "f coat In YORK '"wha"'P WI"
H'd"rn'lon w.
Elmer IINines md Mary a. HaInes '"
' John M"Gr"w. Tract OF lana In Whoei-
, Ing township Consideration VI.
| "''''"'h y ''''n ..r.t.r
! -. ''''' ~ a.. .htr
W. '. ~ w ,, ' A.. cio rt
! '"""'"H "n'tSon .. ,a,vn.h,n
! lr"ct OF Hhu III '''
Consideration SlV.
| Carrie Snedeker and Emma hcorh"'
| rSccutrlxes OF the estate or EliLa 6ert
ruin. deceased 10 Louisa Rodewig Eos
| 80. &c of Bute's addition 10 1eLairs'
Consideration sIOoo. - ,,u.,,o
FRANK IerrahoVa 10 [ie'IU
| Lots Nos. 100 and lZ3 IN ShaoSsiuo'
| Consideration 81.
T.. y. bok@S anu ho'ei' ID 20" "
= ST. Clairsvlle Coal Company. q corpora
! consdern ton 81.
J William LIpphnrdt to c. J. williams
md Rachel Williams. Lot No. In
Elmhurst addition TO Martins Ferry.
! Consideration $500
! Richard r. Lynch. sheriff. to j.. q.
| <ayI,r TrurI nr land in Warren town.
49,, Reconsideration 50 zoo
| ~, ,,o.r.
marriage A'
! Andy burgess age GG. tailor. ana
| Mrs Emma Merrill. nE1 %. both OF
,in,nrnyIIIe uoy. &. W. Cooper psr.
| r,,,n,d The ceremony
In Court
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m"ndations VIII likely he n"""' y"
'"unrit 1T tn" next m"'''hE. IL - @''U
tho First ward station ana 'I'''.',
Ne uh" only one 81 "a" '"i'' '"'"' ''
,s,'"L condition ia" h'N '""fI''''
uunucr It thc central station In 9''" !"
n" tHdb Ia need 81 "\"'"'"h"i. '"'
'.rn,ot MA IA" station - sid O." "' !"
II rather d'"'r'h'''h '""','''"
Lewis fnher"i
john Lewis. .t'd - }'''. .''''"n
"r III" 'i'u var ana '"' ",'''
"unuF1cr Foot -. H. 81 '''
dl'i at the phl" valley '''"''" 10.
r''tu "r blood rl-""I"" IA" r'''''
,I", olnrri f,",n nm injury !" h'7 i"''
~" l'"''' "n" daughter. w" '"n' w.
, r.. rrorn,, Funeral ncrvI'oa 'Fill u"
Irth,' nlr'r"'.''" at iho lat" ""'"r 90
e. ..n.ul nnd hurlpl VIII l." ''''' '"'
lee. "i g y i'"'i WI h"'' '""t'
hurry C"sn Chld
Funeral aor'l'"a VIII h" h"'' ~ wv
'r,c N"mo ,nr r"rty ro,"u'h nt1""' W."
g, oulnu r"r Tr,u' Ia. nr"h !" f"nr''
son &C w md Nrn l'rnnh '''N
The riIII d'"l "r pneumonia. l'"N.
r-uuO~. of tho G"ulr li"|l'Ir" VI y
Church. will hn,o ,hnrg" "r To" Inn"'R'
Tho rcuriua vii u" tait"r I" lnr"'HnnfE
for burt . Saturday morning nf'"r '"r
, 1,.rq At rho hshur, VI. r.. Church.
Civi, Club
.Ch. ,,,.r,rr,. OF tin, NCmru'r tivl"
club This r,rniu-. 80 tn" auriil"rlum OF
tho Minors Tnm?-r gives rrOmis" al
heinz a very Interesting one. good
" Gram has been prepared various
civic matters will vrt attention. II rs
tho rcg~ular january meeting nlans
orc 70 he made for y social - hc held
soon
Cardinals to OrG anize
The Cardinal basketball team has h""n
oy,.tntr,l N Ecliaire and viii schcd-
,re ,,m.s With some Of the fast Guin-
tots The tenn includes CHASER Mann.
M,nnehan. sherry and other fast play
ers
w. C. r. U. Meet
Tho Mary T. Eutrfrr di>ision or the
Women rEristI.n Temperance Union
held IA nt,iny celebration last might OF
tn. anniversary 81 tho federal rrohi-
biil.n Iny The urnrrnrn rendered was
a good me II Including II reading by
Miss r,uIinc Ewing. "r THIS civ,
witch VA. the Same one given 10y the
medal given lev w."
noiAro hi'o's
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undcrnourslrd and cmncin,rd and you
wish to put on good. firm ilcah. ro"nd."ut
fnrc and figure and incrrnSc y"ur strength
aud energy. you can lnIr our ''oIhl'nr
-, Ns.,..,,,.. r. J.I-
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and tissue unless you have plenty "f or
Cnnic iron in Your blood Organic IRON
tnkes up oxygen from your lungs In
nNvgcnntrd organic IRON uniicS WIN your
digc4tcd food rs il is absorbed into your
blood like fire unItcs with coal or wool
and by 30 doing il creates tremendous
power and energy. Without organic IRON
in your blood your food merely passes
through your body without doing you my
good.
Blood examinations made by phyN-
clans all over the country hnrc shown
TIM, mn enormous number OF people ARE
deficient IN hcmoglohln or iron cohten,
in the blood stream and tins Is often the
real underlying cause Of thin. en.acrntrd.
weak and rundown condition. aud u Is
for this reason that Thousands al people
may take Nitamlnrs without Obtain
inQ results. II is not thr fault ot the
Nltaminrs, but it Is the fault al your
blood 1t appears. therefore. that III
practically every case where Ni,amihca
are necessary. Organic iron Ia also nee
rSshry.
Far centuries SCIENTISTS traced III vain
L. produce nTgaui" ir"n. Al last tue
p,ublcu Was s"lvcd. y" HAT y"u may
Now obtain pare "iEani' i'"" ii"in ""y
L,urgIsl nndcr thc ""m" 81 f"'"'rh
I.un ~hnsi, Ia i'"dy Ia i""c'i1"'" ala
s.,,t,nn .ni aasInIlnln,n W. lI,o hl"''l
il. ,n.,,..nI II ,ni'ia the SIai'"
DO HDI IhFr ViIhMlNfa bf
|Ira1 YOU WANT YbuH WEIGHT
! ifr urASrD ur I" ~ha' . i'''''"'
sl-,"Id rm,u"lly ~"'rh w" Il" "'
.I.,,n h"-.,". thri N'i"m'""' r'll
r,L n.ah go .vuyh"hy l'"'"" r""l''''
49,, r.,mnIlr I", Nj" ""l ~'ll r'"l"lly
,omrir r." :" spite ~ N'"'"'"'' NIL
Everything rla'
Ihrac rhnsc urnlp '"na'a' principally
~ rrcn, soups. whit" bread. mo"'a"f vn''.
our kinds. fish. potatoes, TUNED ftrn'7 and
vegetables. pics mud cnk"a arc likely I"
suffer from under nourshment and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-20

IRrr orr ,;IkuIr .IInt!iAthI IHbM III
M ooIp on IIiT nTAIIIIIIn ITh NV. WI
t,un1rp wDuhn m inns re IIlHI hlD fIiI
VIII NJ, OMr WEAK. INN. TMh ihi'b ''E'
I'M IIuN. sCRhWNY WOMAN m IIIi VIC '''R'
MI OW ON THREE OR EVEN -FOUR NC Mt"i'N
DAY PUT THIS MAGIC IKE SUBSTANCE HN' "
AND SIZE Will. QUICKLY PUI ON ''oo'.''"N
FLESH AND HECOME ROSY '''ttktp' S,"",r'
,Mn VIGOROUS EVEN ON TWO MEALS DAY.
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Y"rsViIi" Meeting
The mrnhrra 81 the Am"IH"m"leh
Aaau,InIInn 81 Ir"u, steel nnh ~"
NvuIhoIr, H.d lh"Ii W'rtb meeting ~
the Aunr,n hnII 1T Y"rLyIllo laHt o,"".
Inr Man l,n!"r InmI I"i,i'a w"i" h'n
,,,rr,.d and mans ,ncimI.cin fInm "ihoI
,,,I,,,,. r.,, r,,.,nt Thr uooIingH aio
,.,.. ,i, ,,.. I.i,,,,rIny ,anIng.
,,,,, -I,I,
N"'' ~ ~ ,tnn ma, Nv
'"""'"t -''' ,,I,,, ,,Il
""'"' ''',' a., ,,,,,nv vn,
WV ,,,,.. anal ,h,n u,o.
i'''' ;" '''" ,I,l,,,u dnIl,,s
''h''' '''''' '' ~ ,.t and
''"h '"'"n N'' E'''" ,'"' 49, ,,,,,
." ''''' J" wv ,,
f"H'p""s ,,L,,I
~" ''"'"'h ''""'
''''' "hI'h WV w , ,,,, m
I'lh'h ~ we "',i'' W .'''' ,
'I'ni"h s'''' '"'S g. ,I,a
r""'p"h'd on "''"""I VI ~ W. t,
family /" IN" latter part ~ h'N' "''N
Cold Epidemic
me recruit "''"H' ,i o,,,or
Stnrt"h an erin''h'' "i C"'"S anu
iIn""S N'hrIy everyone "i ~" o
complains "i very ""u '"'u' ,r,
'Il"'t W S'''' a.,
I"'al urhE S'"''S '''N' "''''
last Tow DAYS WIN P' eS'' U
medicines Tor the curing VI '"'''
mchtS.
many TO "heenhB. ,,,,
largo delegation or MaTthS F'l'
klwanlnns were III attehu"h't II, W.
, luncheon gwen 10y IN" hl"hhiN ''"p ~
Wheeling N"Ti"rdhS. ne Ni"'"'"'' =,
had ~ lh"lr Eu"Hl IN Nh'"i'hF ''''"'H
Nehlc. coach 81 w. d" - "n''" team
mnd" su"h IA tr''hh'h I''"'" '""' DC"
H"n. Th"y ""I" "lr" gwen MI "''""''
- NV W 49, " -
rhi any. ia" Mh"'" b'"h'""' ~
very Interesting, h''hh'hR !" ''''
"h" "'i" lt'T'H'. ana "l' h"" 'P'"''
hih Time one" ''""'"H' '"' NV w. -
!. H'hi. wan ""''hE '"'0" I"''"'
h"Ro'"
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BRIDGEPORT
SAY BUS DRIVER
TRIED To STOP
OOnONEu nAhDuuTY uOI-DH IN
QUIET IH uhuHYnhh
DEATH
FUNERAL 81 Hunting Accident Victim
Hold purt~l In WsakH
Oamstsry

rho luuu"ri Int" tho d'nih 81 WlIl'nn
IIaruynnk. niue lcrr."ld n"n Of Nj nnd
Mr. Glcvc II1ruNurt. "r liinlu". wh"
wnu kl'l"h Nuudry Hfi"rn""n hF
Wrrr'mE-St rluiravlllo huV Will" "n
route n",n" rr"m erh"nl. wnq held last
evening ~ lhr city building Th" poo
rlo VIII" w,r" uu N" hus 1t ~" TIM"
the accident happened were. Mrs. !.
&. rNtrh. " IT, Iro2ICr. john J. Amos
and Erwin I'.s.r. the driver. Nr'"ru-
Ing to the statement of the Witnesses.
rIscu vas driving along ut speed or
about % ur - miles per hour. Thrc'
children wCro walking down the PIKE
md when about % yards from the boys
the driver sounded his horn. The boys
seemed to take the warning. but nv
the driver approached To within hre
feet Of the boys. one Of them darted
right In front Of the car. The nus
travelled about 80 feet before coming
TO a stop. Tho witnesses said that the
driver dtd al thai was IN his power l"
Hv"Id striking the child but {" n"
avail Tho back wheels passed over
the head If the yuuugster. crushing II
like AN cl.vShcl The coroner. after
hearing H." Witnesses ana several l'r"-
pie who were hr"ughi I" III" seen" after
tho accident happened. dismissed the
people lie VITA have hts verdict I''dt
Ia the near future.
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III. ...r.". d ".-L ~''LI" ~.
.I-y.. .",HI.. r-" =" ""- '-g"'s'
~ 90 r-.L.s-"f G-""'"- S-."
Vn.mir. T.hi.'', -I."'"'.'y
f,.-. With ---h L-ul- ~ N"..'.d
I,,r ,h.' w." p", .b... " yc"'
d.,l., doc. ~, hs~- "w Wits
m;r- Tablets. h. cen .s'iIy OBJ
tain them from any whole,.l.
house.
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Tho Uu"ri"Ir cub hold u meeting In
lhciI I""Iuu "u IInn"v"r rtI""i. I"Hi"r.
dav. Many lmp"rinul t"ui,r w"r" hiH.
unused Illly Williams. local mlit at
lat. has crinhIi"hod ring equipment IN
tho hall and viii t"nrh nuy"u" wh"
Ehould want to learn In" art Ur pushing
lh"lr flats. rho HUu"tCrg uis" have
completed arrangements for first
,lasN baseball team tho coming season.
Arrangements have h"cn made with tho
Eaucra for having tn" League Park as
- place to practice and stag" Camcs.
Applications are being received from
all those desiring to play ball. 1t Is re-
ported 10y Manager Fred whit" that Il
boosters team will hc placed "ut In tn"
field that viii come up To any team in
the valley.
BOARD OF Health to Meet.
The board or health viii meet Satur-
day evening at $50 u.cl"rk In the
mayors office IA tho lily buiidiu =.
Health Oni,cT Shannon Iiltun has I"-
uurat,d all members 10 ho present a.
uaIi,ia al uttuI Importance VII! l." dIa
,uasud
OUn~ay Funeral.
i',Hcinl sci,l. Cd I"i Mlan ann" col"
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Mrs Sarah Mr'i"""n has iel"'"e" 10
kt, hunc with the addition at " ne"
I..,k ruf,h AuIuIa Ibo","n News
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Hnellingor Funeral

Funeral rri,I,cn rur chris Nnrll!uE''.
vino WIS accidentally nh"i M"nh"Y
r,ruinr when out hunting. w"r" h"lh
ycrrc,,ln, Afternoon ~ 20 at tho
family hume nu Cndlk I'Ihc. III" r"rv-
ircs wcrc Ia charge of N"v Edwin
Ncurcr ur ~ InulH Imihcrnn church.
or (which Mi IlnclllnEcr wnr II m"nh"r
uurInl vynr IN wCckr Cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-20
Many to wheeling.
ItupoTu Funeral.

Funeral rrIvl'o- for Mrs Elmer
I,"rrrn. wh" rnroad away at her h"in"
"u I'cnrI rlrc"I rur~hny night. Will 10
hrII ihlr nfioru",u at TIA" family homo.
Iiry l. y I'""o. rn"I"r Of ia" flTrl NJ.
T. church. viii hnN" "hnrgo "f tho norv
I,cr Uurlnl viii Loo In Ii,"ry'"w com"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-20
To MoundHvills.

Tho hrpl,"ihnll tcumu representing tho
Iocnl high a"h"ul win Journey 10
MOundevIllc ihiu evening 4" play tho
high school t"nma ut TINT place. l'oth
the girls and boys have been practiclnE
bard. md two very good games arc nm
tlcipatcd Many local fans intend TO
nCrnmnnnN tho tCnma.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-20

luHlHlF hp' ~
~ removable ms
i helpful rrHul'H.
your blood r"n
quantity
rntrd organic IRON
: your system To
c your food prop
crIy. Without
organic iron
both food and
NItRnliIIcs arc
absolutely use
less. M your
body cannot
change inert,
Iifclcss food
matter into
living cells.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-20

Nows
endurance put good firm flesh and face and gu
in lii ncr
today nnr,
& the r,s It is estimated Quarter Million People will
he %lOO package Of "S'
,tmrsmG kngh trg greatest #
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-20
work Reduced

The employees of tho Lnughlin TIN
Mil worked only days this week. and
will only wurl, days week after
this until further notice Is posted. The
reason for the siackcninG OF work Is not
known but II is generally thought that
orders have been nIled up to some time
..l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-20
Cardinals to OrGanize

The Cardinal basketball team has h'"n
organized n Ecliaire and viii sch"d-
i,e ram.s With some Of the fast Guin-
tets. The tenn includes CHASER. Mann,
Mlunehan. sherry and other fast play
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-20

Mrs. William rtir. 80 has been con
nu,d t. hrr h"n,r an HoIui SiAth street
the past wceh helms veIY seriously III
VIA, Iu,uInuHi" she NhS Sumo what
ln.r,u,,d ,aaIGiIny nilI."ush n"l "ut al
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-20

AS n result Of the discovery Of an amazing food
fnctor called ''NitnmncS" science now shows 40
why thousands Of people may be slowly starving So
that u.s. thin weak nervous rundown under
weight and undcrnourishcd even on three or four
big meals day, while with much smaller quantity OF
exactly the same food which Namncs have been added
they quickly put good firm flesh and become strong healthy
and vigorous Following the astonishing report OF the Medical
Research Committee this important SUBJECT the Board
Of Directors controlling the Dac Health Laboratories obtained
Tho American rights to manufacture Genuine Yeast Namnc
Tablets from the original formula Of Dr. Catrn OF tho Faculty
of Medicine of Paris. And to prove to the public the great
value of this wonderful nutrition product they voted to DIS
tribute ONE MILLION LARGE $l.OO PACKAGES,
ABSOLUTELY FREE explained below The moment
this free distribution announced desperate attempts
were made to prevent publication Of this announcement
R, we insisc, that the only certain way to prove to
Tho nubic the real value Of Genuine Yeast Namlnc Tab