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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-19
DEFEAT WATER BONDS
Morg antown's S75o,ooo Issue Lacks
Forty Votes OF Carrying

MorCantown. W. Va. July ls.--Ihe
spccial election held her" today result
I'd N defeat for the sI5n,noO bond issue,
The vote was 2l6S in favor az tn" pro-
Jet. with 1919 against \ thrce-Ntths
ma ioritv was required. leaving the Dill
forty four votes short. The bond issue
70 cover sewer improvement and the
COS, of a new municipal hall. TIL" roi-
ing was the most spirited in Morgan
towns history.
This sam" proposal presented at a
special election last Juno. was carried
by A. Cc ono vote As this margin
was too small for safety petition was
presented city council asking for re-
submission Of tho question.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-19
THEATRE LICENSE
IS NOT TOO HIGH
Council Last Night Refused TO Reduce
Licenses Required OF Theatre
Owners.

,I.y council las, nigh; adopted the
recommendation oC committee COM
posed of CouHrilman Wilbur G Nc
Oregon &. Morgan NcStcr and \. ;. IL
rich not Ia allow any reduction N tho
licenses q: theatre owners In the city
at this time.
Several weeks ago n communication
sigrcd by al theatre managers WAS sent
to council requesting that body 10 give
them some relief in the excessive
amount Of licenses charged by the city.
The above committee was appointed 10
investigate Last nigh; the committee
recommended that no relief he given At
this time and that the licenses were
not too high Council adopted the recon
mcndation OF the committee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-19
SAFETY HINTS" OUT

Volumn nine. number one and two NJ
the Wheeling Steel corporations pub
licatlou Safety Hints" was released 10
the readers throughout the city yes
,erday The hook contains some highly
interesting reading matter on safety as
we'll as some very witty Jokes all OF
which goes 10 make the book a success
IN this community.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-19
JITNEYS MUST QUIT
IS DETROIT ED|CT
Now That City Owns Street Cars, II
FINDS Competition Unendurable

"rctro>t. July lS.-'S Special Before
acquiring the street railway system. the
local city government encouraged it,
ncyS. but row that the city owns tho
car lines. il has discovered that Jitn"y
competition must he eliminated.
ji;ney bus transportation VIII l." dis
continued October |, 10 allow Jitncy
owners time 10 liGUidate their invest
mcn;s. The jitrcys are carrying about
90, 600 persons at 10 cents each.
Due to the announcements Jitncy drtv-
ers received. while priva," COMPANY
owned the street car system. NOR" than
100000 IN automobile paper j. now out
standing on jitneNs. according 20 'omn-
SCI .or the drivers"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-19
GOAT TO PERFORM
FOR LOCAL LIONS

tn" Lions viii hold their regular
weekly luncheon today AT noon AT the
Mcclure. cub bradshaw, we'll known To-
cal attorney. viii be in charge OF the
good fellow ship program. which. It ~
declared. will be something about RI
~ goat. Just what II will be, 10 not
known but-bn there and see. This eve
ming. the Lions Will go to the camp
of the Boy Scouts in response to All
Invitation. \ pleasant time is antict-
pated and brief addresses viii I've made
by several members.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-19
LOCAL DEPUTIES
GO TO WELLSBURG

Early this morning Sheriff Harry T.
Clousc. accompanied by Deputies Pave
CleRry. Phil BachmAn and Roney Yer
million left Cor Weilsburg where they
will bring the rest OF the prisoners
arrested in connection with the Clifton
Vile mine trouble Monday morning.
The prisoners which will be brought In
today will increase the total now at the
jail az last night the local officials
had Sc In custody.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-19
M|LL|CENT HANLEY
OFFERED CONTRACT
TO VISIT EUROPE
Prominent Local Actress Unable To
Accept Because Of Contract
With Sam Harris For
Winter Season

Announcement was made in this
city last night that Miss Millicent
Hanley had been offered five week S
engagement in Europe by European
managers but had refusd the offer
owing to the fact that she is to fill an
engagement with Sam Harris next
season in his latest release. It's a
Boy This announcement will be
welcomed by Miss Hanley,s friends
in this city who will no doubt avail
themselves of the opportunity TO see
her in her new role.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-19
rouR pRuHKs rm1D

Four DRINKS and two fighteEs wers
fined in police court yesterday by Judga
John S. Ritz, The, two Fighters weTa
George Wilson and Tom Nixon. They
we're finod IS and costs. Lula McCulll
and Andy Zorch were fined 81 and
rcsts for being drunk and James Chat
tan and John Reyes. were also fined 81
and costs on drunk charges.
Edwin Cashdnllar and William Mt.
che!, arrested for speeding. were both
fined $50 and costs each by Police
Judge John s. Ritz yesterday. ..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-19
GmEoNs HEAD TO RETIRE.

Huntington. July Isl. Harry Hum
phrcys who has served five terms Of
ma .ional president OF the Gidc"ns. Will
no, Re candidate for reelection at
tho organizations national convention
which opens Thursday In Atlanta. Ca.
ho said today before leaving here for
tho convention city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-19
WIN. $500. PRIZE

Piedmont. w. Va, July .ls:-Thirty
one memebers Of Piedmont Company No.
20 Uniform Rank. knights OF. Pythias 3!
took. part in the competitive drill OF
Class r. companies Al Camp Scott; Dr.
bert. Schcnley. Park, ,Pittsgurgh. at"the
biennial national cpcampment and won
second prize, $500. The company had
hoped to enter Glass \. but did not
have sufficient; number Of men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-19
PLAYGROUND MOVIES

A o Anderson. director Of play
grounds. announced that motion pic.
lures for colorcd people will be shown
=, the Lincoln Fairgrounds this even.
tnk, At $40 o'clock Educational reels
and comedies Will be featured and tho
screen will be located back OF the Lin.
coin school.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-19

To haul material to the new Nebraska
capitol an electric line is being built
through the city OF Lincoln 10 the cap
TO, grounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-19

Tho I'r,vcrsi'y Of St Andrews. Scot
land vas founded ir ltln and the golf
course there is rt'll the MECCA ~
golfers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-19
TWO SPEEDERS

James Crow of Moundsy!lle. was
arrested last night by Policeman Burke
or charge OF driving an automobile
while Intoxicated II. n. Hunter. OK
Pittsburgh. was arrested by Motorcycle
Policeman Pastors on charge %
speeding. Both will be arra!Gned IN
police court this morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-19

A. Charlotte Waters. Australia, ~"
rainfall averages only three and one
half inches year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-19
S2485O Three Piece Cane & Mahogany Suites Sl99.9s

These very substantial and art
istir suites may hc had also IN
walnut finish. Inasmuch as VA
have only a very limited number
NJ suites ~ this character. ~
suggest quick action II YOU would
buy before they are disposed OF.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-19

Imagine being able TO get three
luxurious pieces OF living room
furniture like these at such n rid
Iculously low price Frames have
beautifui mahogany finish, the
backs are Of cane and the uphol-
STEERING Is OF a very rich quality
velour.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-19
Library Tables

Although many OF the tables in
our Iuly Sale had already been re-
duced Ia a point where they were
exceptional values. We have IN
Guided them all in the July Sale At
the biz July discount.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-13
GOVERNOR OF STATE
REVIEWS OP|E'S MEN
Despite Threatening skies,
Cuardsmcn Parade at Nir-
ginia Beach.

NpHFDI.K VA Aug 4. Despite
threatening skies aud occasional
Iowupours OF rain, troops oc one
Hundred and Sixteenth Infantry.
Virginia National Guard. paradcd to-
day at tho State Rifle Range. Viz
ginia Beach. and were reviewed by
Governor T.. lee TrInkle and Major
General Charles j. Bailey. command
ing the third corps army area. who
mas jurisdiction over military activi-
,.cs In Virginia.
AS COMMUNICATIVE chief o: the viz
,inia National Guard. Governor
rrjnklc expressed himself as h!ghl y
pleased with the showing made by
The regiment, which has strength
At the annual maneuvcrs of fifty-siN
|. Ulcers and Ss7 enlisted men. Cen
nrai Bailey. who Is veteran OF more
than th!rty years service. also COM
rllmented the troops and commend
d the location. arrangement and
ABILITIES of the camp.
The Governor ana army officers
Inspected the camp. which is in good
hape. despite the heavy rains. and
from their comments 1t is exceeding
y likely that the rifle range will re-
main the permanent camp OF tho
National Guard. TIL. army officers
'"re particularly pleased with the
,i'c range.
Governor Trinkie and General
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-13
Plans to Write Novel
Without Any Heroine

LoNDON, Aug l2-Iu these
days every Imaginative pictur. Of
life is called n novel. what would
even our immediate forcbcnrs have
said to Il novel without "a hero
inc2 Even more surprised would
thcy nav" been at amy attempt
10 PAINT government depart
n"ni ia romantic form. This.
however IS the task that Miss
Amb"Y Reeve has set herself in
h"r Forthcoming novel. Give and
rake. tn" story is tina, of the
TABOR movement as viewed from
a government department. There
~ one woman in the story, bu,
Sh" r'mhins shadowy figure in
Va" background Trollope once
toil friend that he !uugcd to
write a novel about the post oiIicc.
ne resisted the temptation. but
some Of The best chapters In "rhe
Three Clerks" are obviously au-
tobioEraphical. and i, is the ONLY
one or Trollopc's novels In which
women. and the Influence OF wo
men over men. play really sub
ordinate part.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-13
American, swamp Museums.

one class Of people ia London glad
that the American season IN ebbing is
That composed OF attendants OF the
many museums. when an English.
man goes into = museum he buys
himself catalogue and prowlS
around without saying u word &c
anybody. The American, however
brings with him the characteristics
search for knowledge which often tho
catalogue does not satisfy, conAe
uucntly no or she bombards any ono
IN sight who looks as II he work,
there with al sorts OF questions
much TO the impatience OF the attend
ants.
This year they have had a more
d!fNcult time than usual for the rca-
son that there has been more Main
street" In London this year than
probably ever before. One attcndan'
said the other day The thing that ir-
r!tatcd him most is the growing fire.
qucacy OF the question o: whcthc
the visitor can purchaAe an nrtlcl 4
that he happens 10 fancy. But the
London museums are wonders archi.
tecturdliy and as regards contents
This summer they have proved
sources ot widespread Information to
thousands OF American tourists
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-13

there were soldiers transported when
vessels were allied Hike Surd!nc cans
ana every energy oC tn" United
states and TIA" allies extended to
get them across IT." sings "a song
OF London and tells the r.alin. pub
Iic that 1t is astonishing how few
Americans ar" going anywhere but
london. and that-takc his word for
t-the rest 81 Europe virtually has
been deserted.
There are Americans ~ England
and probably more than nave been
coming for tho laSt f"w years. but
they are attending 70 their own bust
ness great deal more than the Eng
iish are led, through this bright
young man. TO believe, There are
not as many school teachers AZ there
used To no before the war, for the
cost Of travel has gone UP 100 per
cent or more. and there are more
business men who are having "A look
around and not going. In for IL with
the determination and thoroughncss
that earlier visitors displayed They
arc making business good for tho
hotels and the charubaucs. Lut.
happily. unaware Of tn. fuss. and
bother that they are creating in the
press.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-13

conclusion that there was ono class
car that should be represented In
Richmond hopular-priccd. high.
grade AUTOMOBILES. ono that would
stand up under amy and all coud!-
lions. tax" punishment day in and
day out with littlc or no attention.
Going 10 Washington with the sole
purpose OF picking the car to meet
IN" requirements. aud where there
ar" hundreds OF owners Of each class
car whom ] could question "a TO tho
merits In their respective classes from
service standpoint. | chose the
new Cole Aero Eight from a large
Held. because II not only stood every
test that l subjected II 10. but actual
" did better than expected a motor
car 20 do. Its appearance, too. was
that % a car costing much more in
price; It's, economy #stouuded me its
performance and riding qualities wa =
rcmar hablc; the case with which it
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-13
ROAD ASKS PERMISSION
TO EXTEND MAIN LINE
tBy Associated Press

WAStiINGTON. Aug. 1.-THE Ten.
nessee. Alnha'na and Georgia Rail-
road today asked tho Interstate Com
rncrcc Commission FOR permission -
extend ITS main line from the pres.
ent terminus at Gadsdcn. Ala. a dis
tame. Of thirt?-:our miles
The railroad explained il was d, .
sired 70 max" u connection either
with the SeabOard Air Line at Odcn-
Vile, or II connection with the Cen.
trail OF Georgia at Margaret. both In
Alabama. and asked the right -
make either one OF these points III.
terminus of the proposed extension
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-13

HARRISBURG. PA. Aug. l2-Thu
pardon and reuuisi.ion papers for
Jesse Murphy. wanted in MassaChu-
sets on murder charge. were sent
from Governor Sprouts Office toda :.
20 the Eastern Penitentiavy At Phila.
delphia. where Murphy is now CON
lined. He VIII be rearrcsted by Mas
sachusctts authorities immcd.atciy
upon his release. Murphy was par
doned on the proviso that he return
TO Massachusetts 10 face "a charge NJ
killing "a grocer in 1915. ana for
which George and Charles Rollins.
brothers, wcr. convicted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-13
Changer" Not for SnIe.

There must be som" reason WHY
the average Eng!ishman processes
himself ut'crably unable to under.
stand Americans, aud perhaps the
following story from a London papc.
explains why:
When an oxford family wore a,
lunch motor car pulled IN outs de
the house and loud knocniuH was
heard At the door.
a servant who went TO Investigate
ipnh an American motorist on the
doorstep, who greeted him with tho
inquiry: lio" mucn for The hanger
III was some minutes before tho
American could no convinced that the
Danger an Old fashioned and much
priced door knock-r--wns not for
sal" Then h" !ect But tn. hanger
stayed"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-13

One tting that London has ac.
quired this year that is rather q
novelty 10 the guide" who formeriy
has been found In groat numbers IN
continental Europe. Sometimes they
are good. but moro often they are
very bad.
one of them had party OF sight
seers In tow and took them through
Adolphi Terrace.
Ere we have the Savage Club
he explained, "ons OF London's mos,
ar!stocrat!c buildings and the :owI
residence OF Sir James Barrie, the
'umor!st."
Mnuretnnia Regular.
Tho raco for transatlantic honors
between tho Cunard md While g.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-13

companies Is getting - tho point
where minutes count and the Mature.
lania. speed champion FOR The pres
cni. although doing it's best 10 an
bf""ch ITS prc-war record. is nna,ac
minutes a terrible obstacle.
'i ITS last three trips the big Gu
h"r""r lisa been driven hard and yer
edch I'm" there has been an improve
NJ" "i ohiE a minute or two. Iihe
'", ''' INC last three trips reads:
Fi'" days .igft hours fo,,,,eo,
minutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-13
redominance of Women
|'nd Hard Times Be-
lcvcd the Cause.
OMEN SEEK CAREERS
NEARLY ALL TRAINED
oluc No Longer Regarded
as Only Place for
Girl.

LONDON. AUG. lc.-S,cady reduc-
IN in the number OF marriages. In
g United Kingdom since 1920, which
rs Cupid's record year, aye puzIiing
itish experts. who say that the fall
+ OH ~ greater than deterrent
uses would lead them TO expect.
Tho hGures for 1921 Just available
ow that there We're $4,000 fewer
F'rriagcs than in 1890, and il is said
|at the hEures for ly32 IL continued
tho present decreased rate win
ow an even greater falling of.
There are two main reasons and
|vcral minor ones said the regis
|ar-Eencral in a recent interview.
|'c have 10 r"momber that a " hole
ncratiou Of young men was d.cl-
tted and that the young woman
nom they would have married have
en- robbed OF their natural mates
AT can never be remedied.
1.-THE other obvious explanation IS
times. unemployment, reduction
wages. high cost OF living. 1t az
|cis tho waSc-carnins classes moro
an any other.
] think they arc less inclined than
icy were 10 mako !mprovident mar
3tFcs. But there are exceptions such
'he couples. both IN receipt 81 un-
1ipl"ymcni pay. who SIN seek TO
l.rry.
II tho marriage hGuren could be
alyzed think YOU would find that
II bigSost reduction IN among the
cdIc classes. AS far an they arc
1nccrncd. beyond tho TWO rcaeonr I
70 mentioned as affecting tn" mar
ten rate. there is another. almost
strong. which comes into play.
IL Is THAT women no longer re-
ri marriage as the only career omen
them as the bulk OF middle class
IS dtf once. Before the war II was
c4ptional for tho daughter OF we'll
10 parents To earn her own living.
" AZ far az my experience goes.
70 are few stay-at-home virI.
y are all working or. al am rate
Cih? to work. and nearly all have
lNn trained in ono way or another"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-13

Five days eight hours eleven min.
utcs.
Five days eight hours nine min.
utcs
1t represents ClOck-likc regularity.
but Is the pre- war record Is four DAYS
ten hours and forty-cipht minutes an
equal hEurc or q new mark seems a
long way of.
&C.. 1922. Public Ledger Coz
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-13
Halls American Invasion.

.Hnd"us newspapers have fal -
'tcr " hypnotic spell. There -
'haely no city In the world in
"h the daily journals embrace as
ny nIHcr"ni views and beliefs as
tondon. and yet, with ono or two
options. they are tho willing tool
the man who. since early spring,
: eern rav!rE and rhapsodlzinS
~ the American invasion.
acts. figures and other aids TO &C
'cy mean nothing TO this man
mission. He cheerfuny as
Us that more tourists arc coming
EnElnnd now each ninth linn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-13
woolI.y Reported Worse.

GRANADA, SPAIN, Aug. I2.-lphu
@ Wocllcy. former prohibition can
dtdatc for President OF the United
states, who was stricken several
days ago with cerebral attack. was
reported worse today. At his hotel
il was said nc was still unconscious,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-13
WALDEN REPRESENTS
COLE AERO EIGHT,

After careful study in the auto
motive field and cars in the dinerou-
classes. and the buying trend to-
wards these classes came to the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-20
nRfMEN BREAK ALL
RECORDS IN TESTS
Platoon A, Lieutenant J. A. Nc.
oowan. Engine Co. No. 3.
Necxo up New Mark.

During A test yesterday afternoon to
d~terminc their efficiency and know
leuae~ of the thinxa that have been
tauxht them regarding nrs nghtinE
and how Il should be done. the men OF
Platoon A, under command Of lAeu-
tenant John A. McOowNn. Engine Co
No. y, established n record which sur
pass~a anything accomplished ~ any
ether unit In tho snt'ro firO depart
tnsnt and which. II IL felt. will stAnd
for sous time as u hiKh mark for the
other hrcmcn TO aim Mt In theif ef-
forts TO enhance their qualifications.
Tho test wNa made under direction
cf CAPTAIN Charles umbskant, the
New York expert brought here to
train and instruct tho new fremcn,
and Deputy Chief Edward Donohue.
When IL WAS over. Captain tmbskant
comrlsmcnted Lieutenant Mc0owan
and all his men and told thsnF their
work was the best re has yet found
In the department.
Platoon A ipade a connection OF
suction linS In 80 seconds. This work
was supposed 10 DO done along n
river hank. where tho water had to be
lifted by the engine. Next they con-
rscted \ water limo with tho chemical
wagon In 10 seconds, In case the
chemicA, in a tank Is exhausted and
q hre II still burning, rather than lose
time In rccharVing, a hose line Is con-
nsctcd and water run through the
tank and into the other line At the
eaAt OF the trouble. Their next work
wNs 20 mako q relay from ono en-
etns TO another and this was &C
complishs, In IL seconds.
All Of those feats wero performed In
remarkable time, considering tho work
involved and Lieutenant MCGOWAN and
his men In Platoon A feel much elated
by their performance
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-20
UnnAN REALTY TRANSFERS.

Dssds recentiy recorded show new
ownasp for the following properties
In this city;
a,xth street, Gil East; James CAL
hcun from John ID. Hawkins, ad-
ministrator. $3.50.
Cedar street. east Of Wright street;
ChArlcs J. brand from prul Bright,
N.Soo
Twenty-shsryi street Sas West;
John q. Queck nom Edgar #. Barnes,
u 400.
Twenty second street. north of Van
Rur~n ssrr~t. william A. Simonton
frcm Ricknsr B. NSnd~xrift. $4,000.
Harrison street. 1900; Louis JOS
ioN from John A. Joyce ct Al, $500.
He~id street. l222-ias&; Ethel Y,
sch-r from Harry Glaxer. s2,5oo.
Tw~nsy-thira street, northwest of
Market street: Lincoln street, l0I
North; Bertha NJ. c. Reeves from
Mctti~ r. Newell et al. $4,000.
Chestnut street. west OF Jackson
street, Industrial Trust Co. from
Jossaph IL. Gould. sheriff. $4,000.
HeAiA street. southaAxt corner OF
Apple street; Michael Edynak from
1aaAoe nalick. Ss.a7s.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-20

In black, brown
navy, henna and
various combina-
tons, n OF n b ! Y
brown or navy with
henna dots.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-20
5000 lib. Boxes 90
CHOCOLATES .t-)L5C

chocolate coated zoe III. box.
5000 lib. Tins Hard and Filled 90
Gloss Candies at ZVC
2-lb. Boxes Assorted Chocolates, at Toe q box.
Glace Prvnes stuffed with fruit, at 69c ID. box
-Gsmbss Philadaiphia. Chestnut Street Annsz.
0yan1 Aisle and Subway ssss.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-20

on~ pound boxes, So cents ths box
nnforth Drug stor~. the only Rexall
Stor~ In Wilmington. Market and Sec
md streets ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-20
Philadelphia, Friday, January 20.

Gimbel Bank in the store. but entirely separate bus
conducted for convenience Of Gmbc customers 4
compound interest saving accountsonly limited
received from 4 depositor in year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-20
BODY
FULL
OF PINS

when nsurisia sets the body villa
4e the twinGe3 OF rheumatism are
oneniss TO rout And cave yourssi,
0pch agony.
Lusberts Ak.No.Mor Capsules vi!
lop pain almost instantly. Wheths.
hsad. neck or back. rheumatic palms.
IumoAeo. they win give you relief
Their action In pains resulting from
bad teeth has NO equal They VIII
esop . cold that 10 Just starting ana
slns rect TO the excited nsrvsA
l.usbsrts Al .No-nor Capsulse Are
eAes And cure. guaranteed not 10 con ;
(ol4 nercoeico Or enalavtnl drurc
Sose BY al druegtstA 800 and eoc box
Ats. Lssbsst, P. D.. Christiaaa, Pc,