davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-01-27

the usual Sunday services will be
held as follows: Sunday School at
GAS a. M, preaching by the pastor,
Rev. R. A. Mckay; at. ii in the
morning and 7:45 o'clock IN the even
ing. Miss Edna McCauley will lead
the B. Y. P. u, at 6:45 Sunday
evening.
Mrs. ]. Glasman, of Del Ray, is
making good progress towards re-
covery from the operation which
she underwent about two weeks ago
in Providence Hospital, and hopes
soon to be able to leave that lnstltu'
ton.
Mrs. R. l.. Tate and Mrs. John
Gary entertained at very delightful
little luncheon" on Wednesday, IN
their home ON Mt. Vernon Avenue:
Del. Ray. Mrs. Douglas L. Folk, OF
Richmond, was the guest; of honor
the other guests, were Mrs. M; a a.
Rollins, Mrs. r. A. Wilkinson, Mrs
Mary E. Varney, Mrs: Walter U !.
Varney and Mrs. A. J. Nails. During
her stay in Del Ray, Mrs. Folk was
the guest of Mrs. Tate.
Fifteen members of the Baptist
sIadies aid" of Del Ray, were pres
emit at the meeting in ST. Elmo, yes
terday afternoon. The business ses
sion was. presided over by the presl-
dent. Mrs. George w. Zachary; rou-
tine business and plans for an oyster
supper to be held next month occu-
Died the time. After the business
meeting the hostess, Mrs. Charles l..
Adams served dainty refreshments
before adjournment.
Attention Of all residents of the
town of Potomac is especially, d.
rected to the following reprine
The Executive. Order of February
IA, 1912, as subsequently amended,
permitting employees in the eXecu-
tive civil service permanently re-
siding in certain incorporated munlcc
Qualities adjacent to the District OF
Columbia to-beeome candidates for or
hold municipal office therein, is
hereby further amended so as to
include the Incorporated municipality
Of Potomac, Virginia, among those
named in the order. The first para
graph of the order of February IA,
1912, as amended, will read as tol-
lows .
Employees of, the. executive civil
service permanently residing in the
following Incorporated municipalities
adjacent to the District Of Columbia
will. not be prohibited from becom
ine candidates for or Holding muncl-
pal office in such corporations:
Employees Of the executive civil
service permanently residing in the
following; Incorporated municipalities
adjacent to the District of Columbia
will not be prohibited from becom-
ing candidates for or holding munic-
ipal office in such corporations:
IN Observation-Disclosures Park, Ken
sington. Garrett Park, Chevy Chase,
Glen Echo, Hyattsville, Mount
Rather; Somerset, North Beach,
Capitol Heights. Laurel. Rlverdale,
In Virginia-Falls Church, Vienna,
Herndon, Potomac.
: This. order is recommended by the
Civil Service Commission for the
reason that the same conditions exist
in Potomac, Virginia, as In the
other municipalities named in the
original order ard it's amendments:
Warren G. Harding.
Tho White House Dec. "a, 1921.
Rev. and Mrs. o. P. Lloyd, and
daughter, with the Rev. Ramsey and
Mr.. James 3. McCravey, were dinner
guests at Mr.. and Mrs. Owen l..
Keys, in st. Elmo, Thursday.
MILDRED l.. EMERSON, 4
Gazette Correspondent.
PHONE 765-J-2.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-01-27

Richmond "A Joint special commit
tee to consider plans for presenting
q proposition for. the purchase Of
the MANASSAS battlefields to be trans
formed into q national park. which
was named at the recent meeting Of
the ], Virginia Sons of Confederate
Veterans, in Charlottesville, has been
called to meet for Organization and
action at Murphy's Hotel tomorrow
night at $3.50 o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-01-27


Himself, and asks no Helping Hand.
Who owes no Debt for Crust or
Crumb
Can sleep within a Beaten Drum.
The Starveling Cat maintains the
Firm Belief,
That every Well-fed Cat must be a
Thief.
Each Sect has still its Truth, tho
many shame it,
And every Truth a Prophet to pro-
claim it.
We scheme, we toll, we pray
In wretched plight,
For what Three Meals Day.
One Sleep at Night!
Should half the Plaintiff says be true
Beheading's much too good for you,
When you, in turn, have had your say
The Case looks all the other way!
IN Talk he's a Wonder.
But Small are his Gains,
How loud is the thunder!
How little it Rains!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-01-27
CHINESE WIT AND WISDOM

A Hero, fallen, strives to stand
Himself, and asks no Helping Hand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-01-27
LIVE NEWS

u.a,,,oNr DEL RA
~ SSISrv NE: Ids
DHADD ST. ELMO:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-01-27

Who owes no Debt for Crust or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17
BRIDGEPORT, D., MAN, HUNTING,
ACCIDENTALLY KILLS HIMSELF
UHRrsTopHnR HanLLIHonn
FOUND ON HOGAN Farm
ouMRaoT WOUND IN
WIH UMEHT
surroundings indicate Ne Diaohara'o
Gun while Trying IN climb over
Fallsn Tree

Chrfstuphcr KnoliiHRsT, ono OF 'h'
host known Tcsidonts OF lTldg'I"','
ohio. was found dead about bIH 'i"'"
iaat evening on tho Hogan l"i" -"
IombaTdy iioightB. with 6"hH""'
wouud through hls chest HuTI""h"'"h'
Indicate that .whiia h""tlms. lie ma"
triad To CIluIb over fallen '''' "'H
ahaTAed Gao GaIIci 81 Sh"ig"". "h"
killed hinaasiT
tIpau nndlns tho L"dy iha """'' "a
tho Ia,n. nutihGd t"t"no' VA" i'"'
aaaty and Bfnss1a haSd and hts" 81 "'"
hla..,.. D.iI.. i"..I IhD "th'S'S
a..IsIns at tG= s.s"s i"'''d h"rh'"n
a, as.a L.A,. ~liL " si."t s"" 'Jl"e
lssla. lI." ~. ansu l." ""~ '"''"I ."
,.s zee, he'd Gees" .iia.h"'rh ~" '""
-, .LI,I, g,,.uil la 80, dI.'h n'rS' 10"
aL.u A, tL. ntt,t, hs''sl ~"s '''"h''
a.. .,,,,,nndIrsa 49,. .s"'"'''"' 80"
.t,.I,, ia. nTnrs,s iNai p""ill"V"' h"'
,.t.a ~, .tl,rh t,vrr A." t"ll"' ''HH ""' 80
,td.rrstty discharged 40 "''" ""''"' -
hr suo
r.,,,,, tf.tdrsiy trI NE h"df -
,,,y.d 80 ,h, ttil-rn '""rr"" - I'''hg"
nor, so lnuu"7, hn'" hhh l'r'" r"' '""'
nlshC
nT EnplIlrRcr wac rn0 ~ I'rl'r"'
port's host kr"wH tHhn. residing 80 w"
,,dIs pike Ito was Turm"rly "'np'"Y''
by tho nni,lrn"ro g. obi" rnil'"ah. w"ft
Ing IN tho rourdh"uHe ~ bridgeport ""
,a, n faithful rnomhrr Of -. fpul u
Lutheran church at bridgeport.
~. leaves hls wifo Rnh tho following
cbtidrcn; william. Cart. Albert ana
Arthur. Mrs. MegH Randall. Mrs. Arthur
prlco and Mrs. Roy n. Garden.
Funeral arranEemcntT wcrn inc'm
plcte last night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17
NOLTE DENIES
RsTn.ss O"aaHIImsa nays Ne 10 H"I D"
,sssSI.a VIA O'ss" O'nTisn
Intss.sts

Former councilman. l. ! N,no VIE"
o. - candidate t"' '""u'Ii he ~" llEhih
ward danIsa tho "iHio'"sut ih"t h." -
RAINING t'as" - uil'u 'nnhih"In
fut D1un,ll aUd inshoa iha antph"il" go
.a,lInn that hia '"niidn'y - "ntiinlT
Indsnandant ~ "ny i"istoa, 80 h'ii,u
~ al fntsiitIa"'o' fep"tt'r Az H'tt~
naid
I ~tah =" '"''s'i tie i,"rronsl"" lhni
Lsa Erna ate ",d met '"Y 'rr'iidr'y zoe
,uun,. l.. '"""S'i"i ~ith iho Irie''ui.
o. r,oaonI rTad"mlnanl IL lie" 'liy hnIi
I a,u ,,nl '"n"oriaL WIN 'hoa" Frn'i".
,nan any ,"," iiun nay "ih'' l"i"i'a
e., fa.It'.U nrd ! sn nnbI"H n,y ',nhi
da,y aIflslly lnderonl"nl nni "r"n ",y
rAtHnuaI record
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17
MUTUAL BENEFIT
AGENCY MEETING

Tho Hocond annual iu"rtlng "f thH
West virginia agents ~ IA" Mutual LILO
Inauran,n company "r S"wurk y. j .
Will hs held Tu"aday and "Wednesday .,
this week Ia the offices OF III" local
agency Ia tho Wheeling steel IoTp"n
tion building. DT william II NarI.
chief medical director, aud blIN"r
Thurman. superintendent ~ "ganclnH.
viii represent tho hnrun ono" tho
Went EiFRiHia territory 10 IN charge "I
Carroll W iLeod. who 10 calling together
about Turty ~ his Co-wnrhurs. FOR the
Sales tOnRTosr
Tho meeting TmeHdaY will 'l"Hr Win
~ dinner Ut u',IO"k At the f"It Il'h'y
,i,b attended by homo office ofnClHla,
local oaamiuoTA aEd momLGia at Tia"
agency
The local agency ieI"TIH me PEI.
Bistaut husIuora written duilhE tho year
lB1I dasrliu tho Ta't mat general buhlr
mesa C"ndiii"na 40 Arpp"n"1 I" DO TAI
Lsl"u IU,1l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17
SHIELD OF HONOR
OFFICERS INSTALLER

Fort Henry Lodge No. =. ShisiA ~
Honor officers wcro installed ~
GRIND Lodge officers OF tho state. 1h0;
rorrowtur named officers were instaiislt'
Worthy Mastcr-Cl"rencs botI
Junior Mnstcr-Edward CottA -
Recording Socrctnry-Fred W. C;
Financial Sccrcmry--H ehry bps,.ss
Trcasurcr--IIcnry Bnider. &sstrsa
Chnplain--Frcd Iicrzer. tgiyssS
Conductor-Wm. H. Doyle. t5Ht
Tru,tco-Jas. is. Minkemeyer. :isgE
A socinl session WAS held Attoe
INSTALLATION. The committee -
ina hard on another entertainmoat
y, held In tho near future. 6svetot u
uIications were acted upon at the merSsl
ing last night. t4s$
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17
COUNTY COURT

Marriage Licenses.
JnHrph Bcpt". -. Of i'li'k"nk. ohio.
and Nclro Foatlua. ~. Of rrIadSlphlp
william hight. ~. Of canton. ohio.
and Margaret IIcnrl"n. 10. OF Whnollng
YiduoiArJ.
StnniHlanG Klui appointed ahmlnirtrn-
tor for tho rstaro OF John kaliHA Fond
800.
Deeds.
william @. Gordon and wlfe 10 F"tcr
II. Kederly. lot In Wheeling Heights.
James L. white and wife TO Munl-
cIpal Pig Farms Corporation. lot on
CaidwellS Run.
Pleasant Valley Land CO. 20 William
I. Gordon. lot In PlcnSanton.
Lucy II. Clark and wife I" Charles
j. Blaukensop. lot In Rich!and dis
tTiCt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17
RIVER NEWS

NvI'h nl"n" ~ "lei' ""h J h"'f l""'
,.vInI,,rd ~ tho wh"If l"h 'V'"lhf,
tia i've, wnn Iiniun triP "h'w'y ""' W
.rrr,,.d =" in""h ~" '"aul"i r'"I "'"L"
by i"ulGhI
ILu,n wUr d"pnI'uInn r"n'"'h"Y
JLo II,Iru " AMI Ihn '!"u"Ihl W"'h ~
,IvIup durlug ~" night from M"'"""'"a
and I'Iiirlurgh 4" "lnnr 'hla morning
ru, MninInuTna ma cincinnati
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17
ANNUAL MEETING OF
BOY SCOUT COUNCIL

Elaborate arrangements arc pei"B
made for tho hfth hnhhhI meeting 81
the members 81 the Wheeling Mounds
nm, rouncn. Ilny scouts Of America, 10
Lo held rhurnduy evening nj tho Fort
Henry cIub und Ia large attendance Is
anticipated.
nu,h /. rsnocted to TO done. ihciHd-
ing tho hub"iiiinH or The "''"""'h 90
rho u,pnui4aii"u. an well an Tho scout
.,AC,uIIVG's report
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17
Edward Hazlctt Sells
Home; Buys Another
George shafsr Purchases Fine MAIN
street Propsrty-Aaalstt buys
Harper RsBidsncs.

Georgs e shafer. manager ~ tho
Victoria theatre. has purchased the En-
ward uulI-tt residence on North Main
ktr.,t. near Elr,n street, the c"nHid"r"-
tion being repaired ~ have been 1-''o"".
The uaAt.tta ftvr "ccHpiet tHie RESI-
den,s for number 81 gears. II at
Joining tho old Henry Is. List family
homo now occupied by the lHtt'ra Dot"
and duuEhter. AmLIoso = l.iat and AlS.
1iStIia Ltst
IA Ia said that Nj. IisIlcu hHn Dm
,.l..,,,d IA, fn,u.,t home 81 Sir and Ms
Samuel " Harper at i..h" I"lnt To"
Ii,,,oTs nts now raaidlni. Ia ",o 80 Ia"
FdIoluInE homes at l'h" f"'"'. ""''"
49,, ,,,,,harsd Trn,n Ieaso uroidoi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17
1aRa. FRrnpA MErssNER, or MEAN
IT. oLAIRsvII,Ln, VICTIM OF
DHYLORABLn ACCIDENT.
Iassae Child Also hurned-ESplosi0n
Makes Unfortunate Woman
Living Torch.

Mrs Frisda Moissner. wife - carl
Meissner. residing "n a farm T'h'"''7,
ar 1T Ciaira,Illr. MAS fatally h"i"od
Yesterday m"rning whiio starting d"
ufa la tho kit,ha" st"s" ~ Ia cal"
thaf tho unfortunate Woman ""a "a'"H
Ian.p oil cad that q" taih"7'"" I"''""
al ttaf clothing was "i'""'' all burned
ar aud ana ~aa o" iOttthiy h"'"'i 'h"'
a..Ih foiiu4od aE"'iIy "tto' n'''" III
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17
MACADEMY CLUB PICKS
SINGERS FOR MINSTREL

AmnnE Tia y6GAiin's VINO VIZ 49,.
,a,l IL tho production Of ths hAesa
,,,ut, MiuaIiaiH wilma Ms hstt myy<
.,n navotnl young men VINO ~ I..E,
al go irndn,a IL ih",r CLASS, esn Tns
.,,h uuat' nas'pHh. " !" "spse's" $3.50.
viii DO rlnniy ~ m""'" 70 wv. ~
Am,nr tho r"iinl" ~" Ws'W
,'hc ,toa M"ymr. j"h" plHh@ anY 80
fner, whIln forming w" ..ts..i. ~
thnrIau Mayer, Ii""n'h h""" ~ s~SI
,.,,,,.,,,, and wul,or shane. Miss CO.
D" w'od,Icl, Ia the accompanied a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17

hIor ,hn rHlu irnuhion ma cnro ana on
GRAFTON
Eunv,Ing tho cpr, wnrhlnR tho cnr.
rprInp uvrrhnullng. how Ia drive. rhI"'
ding. uun Of tho bInk0H ma euro "f iii'E
viii loo tnught.
ThIn cuIrrc viii 10 FREQ 10 cN-r"rvlc"
mon nnd women: tho cost to others VIII
hN ten dollars
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17

United states Deputy Marshal John
shorts returned yesterday from iarherS
burg with two federal prisoners. Thn
TWO prisoners were Jim Harper. colored
nnod $500 by Federal Judge W. T.. hak-
er for violation OF the liquor laws.
and Andy ShaT"uSo.. ais" on IN" same
,hargr Shar"uto Is /" herNe six months
while Harper - 10 remain In jail unul
the 400 Ia paid.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17

Tho urchi I"fIl"r ntf"rh"d ny 'h"m'
hoTlnIn.p Tablets IN IA mulilluh" "' 'hh"H
IN, fully proven tho great value 81 IN"
pTcpuiniipu FOR n Wo"h "l"h"'h "h"
impaired dircui"n. Ia many cnhn" wv"
rolI-T hHB become permanent. hhh Va"
bufIcIoIA have been '"nlIrIolF !"
~,".sd 4" health f"r hnIo ny all h""'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17
Tw0 Curtain Lot
SALE PRICES
l.50 to 8.95 d pair

There are l'iIct, Madras, Irish Point,
Nets, Novelties, ScrIm and Marquis
rttc Clrlnina. All nm pretty pn'
ferns. Lengths TX to ; y"rdH.
White, cream and rcrl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17

Tho condition OF Miss Mary l.. McDor-
mott. OF Rellair". o.. who was struck by
an automobile Saturday night on Market
street. was reported To be somewhat bet
ter at the North Wheeling hospital last
night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17
VlOMAN FATALLY BURNED WHILE
USING KEROSENE To START FIRE
cate. Of NcfCa. was called but Mr".
Moissner'a injuries were 80 serious 'hH'
very little could DO done.

MIR and Mis- Mclssner's only 'h'l"'
arrd . Years. was near tho Stove At '''
time aud Mas severely burned nc
dead Woman was e years. az ~. Shc
va, tho daughter 81 Nj. aud MI ''"'
.f,,u k"walski and vas m"iIi'h """"'
three years. Ns". since that 'i'"'' n,'
and he, husband had resided ga inc
r,,m vyhcto tha IfaEah} "''nIi"h. lh"5
.,.ra welt lEcd Ia IA" community an"
met, Iuauy fhendr w"'" h"''l'"h !"
.h,., nf tho sad accident fn"''"I az
,,,s.tuonta hnd n"l boon m"d" l'S'
evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17
KNy&M!Sd
~1-LE

\ d"od wn1 Mod Yesterday In county
court whereby III" property OF w"
Wheeling riggcry w"" purchase" Wv
Harry CUnlCy. Th" Prl"" PH'" ""H
$4,000
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17
Three Curtain Lot
SALE PRICES
2.2b to 1896 u pair

Including beautiful patterns in Point
Venice, MnrquiScttc, Wolfe, TIlc',
Madras and Novelty styles. There
are many splendid bargains for the
carly shopper. White and cream.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17

THO no department was 'alloh At
II - r',l",r YoHior'lry In"tnlng 4" th"
ftnw,nnu gnrng" on fhir'y alsth Htt"o',
Tho loss was oHtlmatod al i2b.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17

Alfred Woishnns. "f Wal wood. VII" n"
.ldsnIIy rh"i himself Win T"V"l"'T
10 tnrdny nluht. EtiIl romnina In Z" rlil-
al ,unIl Ion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17

city Engineer Harry '"nra" r''o''-
cd word yesterday that tho bravo w"
atructl0n company would start "o,"
within tho next week In repairing tho
l.,oL.n ,vnter naln Mt tho local wharf.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17

Richard Wilson has nC, opt"h a. posi-
Iinn with nTu"e II soahTlEht In mo
,apauity uf a Euild liTo Hairsnnn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17

A deep thinker liz never II ahall"'
talkcr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17
EX-SERv|CE MEN TO TELL THEIR BUDD|ES
OPPORTUNITIES OF The K. OF C. CLASSES
p.prY or FORMER SOL DI Y II .
SHOWN AUTO SCHOOL IN oP-
ERArIoN LAST EVENING.
wy1I. Address MEETINGS TO IN
rnnpEr THEIR BUDDIEs IN
some or COURSES.
ROOM roR oooD NUMBER YET IN
AUTO SCHOOL AND THE
ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT.

number Of os-aTTvi'" men In Nh'''
InE have agToCd I" hc'"mo hl'"'""
,,Ios" for tho Night h"h""lH l" Nh'''
Ian financed by tao kmiEhIH "I '"'""
bur
In,t evening a party az - r'INh'
men who aro prominent Ia ia" A''' - al"
I,,I,n N,IrInun ~ I'"I'lHu N"iH ""'
,il,,, ,I.nnIAnti"un w',o E"""I1 80
l.,l,,Ir.I ,iuy 1 ii"lT'n "nh n"I"' ''''
Az I, ta,nonI,I - ~" eIrrh 81 ''''
,,Lu c,h w.IIinu d,tr.ii,"""I 81 tie
81 = s,ani"r "'h"'d. ~h''" 'i| "'''
.i,,,y,, ,La rnnd,,fuI w"'r ih"' I" !" '"r
accomplished ,ir," In l""'h'"r "'" W.
lea nu,nu,"IIlo ,".,hu"'" ""h "'"' E'""'
woll"'r
Tho vISlInir r"w "a Student" ~ ""'
f., tho f"u, ,,rn,t,"'nts "f -" ""''
mo, honI,, -, h"mI md IN ~" webbing 80
,,,tmoui IL tho nulr 'rn' hn"l'0 "'h""'
rr"ura 81 m"n w"r" '"''' v'"G 'h"'"'E y
I,,,,u,.,Inu. with practical w"th !" i""
uuIlu In "ur umIi ln Taught '"i'"
anal c,,I,I,r,Inn Ia un"ihrr. h"ii"tl""
mud IKulli"u, In hu"lh'r. 'N'"''''
,I,,,cbo, ,rnua,nIrulnuu. rrnr rvlc". Ia
IRRIGATION and C""llnH, FRONT nAI" ""'
gtoorIng RcnT. nud In th" t""''h "n' .
''"' "'"' .,,.,..,,o ,,,IIIur de
Hh""''"h, :" t,,,,,,,,, d,,uru
pa'tHh""' w" ,,.,,,,i,,i,l ,,y
stratum" 90 """' ,',,,,,o nm,
tho htudoh'" w t'"' $780,, l.,J
aluminium "'I"'hS' """''"
burning ,.,,,,,,
Ia all OF Ii"'" ""'''' w.
Ia N"iy thorough mo VIZ" IN
and TIA" lo""""" give" ~ Wv
ell "f "r'''"''n'n =" V" ~
A"om i"t A'"'~ '''''I-... ,.,
i''"''h"' ,o,, 4. III,
p""'s' '"'f"""'"" 49, ,...,,
""'"""""''" "'"'"' "''" ~, 49,.
'"' """"' W. ''"' -, ,y,d,..,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17
Filet Nets $3.50 yd.

FiIct Nets $3.50 yd.
IIiph grade Qunkcr Filrt Nets, IN tho most
dcnirnblr patterns AZ inch widthn with lace
cdpca on both rdrr ivory color only RI
Irish Point Curtains AID pr.
A Guo Imported Curtain with very pretty
,Icuipna Suitable for Living Room and Din
ing Room u
sunfast Drapery $50 I'D.
d5-iuch Sunfast Drapcrics in all colors CaA
be split md used for over Curtains. liz
beautiful sheen and lustcr.
Cretonnes 800 I'D.
Light and dark pattern Cretonnes Tor
Draperics, Slip Covers Pillows and many
other uses. Width 36 inches. NAG
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17
KnpoCls Drapory 2.O5 yd.

A,n' Inv Will kmnwn Orln0Fn mnEo m N
inch widlhr All pretty c"IorH Tint mr."
runrnuiccd Tub nud HuufnHl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17
Panel Curtains 7Sc each

Those arc special values, as they may be had
IN oll-ovcr md medallion designs. One panel
is uscd in each window.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17
WINDOW
SHADES
.38C each

Icrfoct window Shades
mounted on high grads
roIlcrn. Biho 3Gr72 inches.
CoLprn green. yellow and
white. HpccinIIy priced
for clearance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17

In this specially priced group arc
Curtains of Point do Gene Irish
Point in dainty patterns, Filet, Mar
uriscttc, fine Nottingham lace and .
few novelty patterns. Il
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17
-Four Curtain Lot

Broken assortmcnts Of Marqulsette,
Antique, FiIct, Point Milan Volle,
Mndrna and Net Curtains. The most
attractive patterns in white ana
cream. Lengths in q md yards.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17

this scnlma SALE UahngV Iny hno1
@ great they recognize the higher quality sland
this when housewife mas net
] sc TO point economy, extraordinary values arac
SifclS. IaA5
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-08

~
! amt taking any chances gsing
cut alone nights unless I've rot my
pockets jsnrned fun Of SsWelrY,
because ttsese hold-up guys src
going 20 Ct soee n they 70 70 al
the trouble Of heSding me up and
don't find anything bat . silver
ring and . library card on me.
These bodies aren't out for fun
they want funds, and I Amt taking
any chances on EN- getting sore
and killing mo because I haven't
got any stuff.
I'm using . soap box for . lowell
box. It's full Of dodge pearls, only
the way ! mean II b p6ony's, % I
can dodge among 'em and hand
over something Il Il comes 70 .
show down. buy 'em 1t the notion
counter, whore you can get 'em By
tho yard. Two got cut.glass euer.
Aids and dupe diamonds that the
bottle factory turns out By the ton,
and bar pins that look like ice
Kinks. Watches that st . fash
look Ike swell slclxers, and dinner
rings thst would lool9 IKE . table
set for eight 70 . guy Nike thaA.
With al that Junk IN chamoiS
bags ] start out confident and con-
tent. with two grand chances for q
getaway.
II the guy th.s posses . popsun
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-08
H|GAEnPR|CEs
FOR CROP aid
BUSINESSMEN
New York Banker Asssrts
Trend IL Toward New Era
Of Prosperity.
by CHARLES b. FARMER,
Intcrnatipral NeMs Service.

NEW YORK, March S.--America
10 facing a period Of prosperity be-
cause OF rising prices for farm prod
ucts. improved credit conditions and
betterment Of the international ex.
change rates. John McHugh. presi-
dent Of the Mechanics and Metals
National Bank. declared today In an
exclusive interview given to the In.
terpationaI News Service.
In this statement he said he felt
very hopeful about business condi-
tons,
I'VE have passed many troubles
within the past few months" he ex-
planned. I'VE still have adjust
ments to make. but tho future
looks bright. OF course, we shall
not rush into prosperity imnedi-
ately. as many persons are inclined
to believe. But think that .
period Of prosperity is approach.
ing.
"Most Substantial Factor"
THE most substantial factor con-
tributing to my opinion Is found In
the rising prices OF farm products,
especially Of corn and hogs. Rising
prices are making the farmer forget
his troubles. He now 10 ready to
buy more freely, and this will In.
sure an increased Industrial activity
and q free movement OF products
over the railroads. and that will
aid the transportation facilities Ia
general.
AFTER all, prosperity rolls along
like a SNOWFALL" he illustrated. 1T
increases In size as 1t gains mo
mentum."
Mr.. McHugh feels that .hs credit
situation has improved greatly and
that the banking situation Is thor
oughly sound. He said that the
business interests had safe,y passed
a severe period.
THE recent increased number Of
business failures Is an indication of
past conditions, not Of present ones"
he declared. THE fact that many
concerns reached the right time
when they could liquidate with the
readjustments were being made
safely.
Promise Of Improvement"
Those failures really may be
taken as q negative promise of I'm
provement In the present and fu-
ture."
Mr.. McHugh sees In the better
ment of the international exchange
rates a pronounced sign OF world i'm
provement.
THAT betterment relieves import
ers of foreign countries from paying
the heavy premiums which formerly
paraiyzed international trade" he
continued. "Of course, II gives US
q larger field in which to sell and
thus aids in increasing our manufac-
tured output. This betterment Of e1.
change naturally indicates that
Europe is becoming stabilized. This
stabilization Is being reflected In
American BUSINESS.
1T am, indeed. very hopeful about
our general business conditions. The
outlook Is good. We shall not Jump
into prosperity all at once, but we
are approaching II gradually"