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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-03-15
ARLINGTON TO HAVE
FLOAT IN PAGEANT

Clarendon, Va, March l5.-Ar-
linston County is to be represented at
the historical pageant to be held in
Richmond for week during the
month of May.
Mrs. Lloyd T. Everett, of Ballston,
headed a delegation before the board
of supervisors Monday afternoon and
was promised their support and use
of truck for the float. A mass meet
ing will be held in the courthouse next
Monday night. when arrangements
will be made for selection Of sponsor
for the county and of two knights
from veterans of the world war.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-03-15
Police Commissioners
Will Not Fill Vacancy Caused by Re.
Signation of Extra Policeman

The board Of nolce commissions
ers will hold their REGULAR monthly
neetine tonight in the office of
Mavor !. NJ. Duncan The board
will not elect . successor to fiji tho
vocancv caused by the resignation
Of Luther H. Hayden as the time
Of the three extra men named By
the commissioners would expire
April ] and already two out Of the
three men named have resigned
These men were simplv nlaceA oY
dutv for the winter months. So far
os known only rontln" business viii
be presented to the board.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-03-15

Nearly 100000 tons of bitumi-
nous and anthracite coal will be
above ground by April l when the
nation wide strike Of miners of
scheduled to begin Exact reports of
the amount will not be available
from government sources for seve-
raj days.
That strike is almost inevita-
BILE was the belief today of many
officials. Secretary of Labor Davis
conferred with John L. Lewis, presi-
dent of the United Mine Workers,
ir an effort to bring about q settle
ment of the difficulties now existing
between the operators and the min
rs over an increase in the wage
scale. In the event of a walkout,
the nation could operate mills, tfae-
tories. railroads and utilities for
several weeks. Non-union miners,
especially in the West Virginia
fields, are looked to- for the .produc-
tion of several millions of tons of
bituminus coal each week during a
strike. President Harding, upon his
return from vacation. may take
some action that will make more
clear the governments attitude to-
ward a strike. The governments
policy thus far revealed is to re-
main neutral as regards the merits
of the controversy but to protect
the public against a stoppage of
railroad operation. The government
also would be under obligation to
protect mines which might attempt
to operate during the strike
Isaac Gregg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-03-15

Portsmouth = Portsmouth may
have councilwoman--the first in the
history Of this city. Mrs. Carrie
Sykes, chairman of the women's Dem
ocratic organization OF this city and a
member Of the city Democratic eXecu-
tive committee, has announced ner
candidacy for a seat on city council
of Portsmouth She will receive the
endorsement of the women's Demo-
cratic body.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-03-15
Elks' Social Tonight

A big social session will be given
tonight BY Alexandria Lodge No.
75S, Benevolent and Protective Or
der of Elks The committee in
charge of the entertainment invites
all members to attend and an lively
and interesting program ls prom
ised throughout the evening. Only
members Of the order will be ad-
mitted
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-03-15
WASHINGTON
DAY BY DAY
(From Our Special Correspondents

Washington, March l5.nfedera'
Prohibition Commissioner Royal
Haynes has decided to divide the
United States into eighteen dlvls-
ions in the hope of adding to the el-
ficiency of the various units having
to do with the enforcement OF the
nrohibition law. Each of these d.
visions will be in charge of gene;
raj prohibition agent. VINO WI VIZ
carry the title of divisional enie1,
general prohibition agents. Inese
men have been selected because OF
their peculiar fitness, experience,
executive ability and trustworthi;7; !;
ness These chiefs will have full
acontrol of officers assigned to their
divisions and will, with the force
under their supervision, make every
effort to more strictly enforce the
"dry" law.
In the Fourth District will be in
cmded these counties in the state OF
Virginia:
Frederick, Clarke, Loudoun, Fair
fax, Prince William, Fauquier,
Rappahannock, Page, Shenandoah,
Warren and Rockingham.
In the Fifth district, which will
take in the entire state of North
Carolina, all the other counties in
Virginia save those mentioned in
the Fourth district, will be included
in the new distribution arranged by
Commissioner Haynes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-03-15

There once was plumber named
Nelligan,
Whose wife was quite ill.,, though
she's we'll again.
When her hSub band heard that
He exclaimed: "Oh, my hat.
Now as likely as not III get hell
agin"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-03-15

Representative Hawes, Democrat,
of Missouri, thus describes the bo-
nus bill as framed by the Repubi-
can Ways and Means Committee:
"It is an unfortunate child It's
father was haste, its mother was
fright, and its name is bunk. The
measure now under consideration
proposes to sell the soldier gold
brick to secure his vote. 1t is get
rich quick scheme which if present
ed by a private citizen would be
outlawed by the Blue Sky law in
every state. The gag rule forbid
ding debate will have one advant-
age 1t will prevent a deluge Of sob
stuff speeches. 1t has but two un-
derstandable motives; to save a vote
or gain vote. When the soldier
understands he will condemn and
his anger will increase as his per-
plexities multiply. The citizen will
secure the truth from the tax col
lector and add his anger to that of
the soldier. AS a member of the
American Legion Pm not bound to
support any bill that nine congress
men write If the Legion camps will
read the bill Pm sure they will op-
pose it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-03-15
ESTABLISHED 1884

Oldest Daily Newspaper IN the
limited States and Best Advertis-
ing Medium in Northern virginia
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-03

UNIUNEA S. r. A. IN CAZ
de moarte da familiei membru-
lui raposat un beneficiu de
sapte suite dolari.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-03
C0NvoCARE

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura U. S. ''Dr. C. Ange:
lescu 81 Romanul Ardelean'' din
Cleveland. Ohio Convoaca pc toti
membri Ell lua parte la adunarea
lunara care Sc va tinea Dumineca
in 3 Februarie 1922 la orele , p.
m. in localul Societatii de sub
No. 6131 ST. Clair Ave.
Toti membri sunt rugati lua
parte la aceasta sedmta 81 a sc
presenta la timp, va fl uncle
chestii foarte importante de re-
solvat in favorul Societatii.
Tot odata rugam pc toti fratii
Romani, doritori de, deveni
membri la Soc. noastra de a veni
La aceasta sedinta. Ca are oportu-
nitatea de sd inscrie ca mem
bru Gu taxa redusa. Inscrierea
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-03

tul pc buze 81 numai ma hartuia
ca inainte 81 ingrijitoarea ma
stringe in hrate 81 ma saruta 81 e
atat de veseM 81 ma priveste asa
de frumos en- nln-mi vine sa ma
deslipesc de lnga ca.
Gandindu-11k din nou Ia ca, am
lasat cartea imam dus in buca-
tarie. Tocmsi stergea farfuriile.
Am luat c1rpa sd sterg furcu-
Ilitele 81 cutitele cum lie stergeam
cand traia mama, dar nu ma Ia
sat. NJ am r1leat de ca Sd ma lase
zicandu-i Cd yreau sal ajut sd
ispraveasca nei repede si 50 in
duplecat. Cand am ispravit de
sters lar m ,at in brate 81 ma
strins Ia pepf Il 81 ma sarutat
asa de sprelu de credeam ca
,inadusesc sub asarea buzelor Ell
grease 81 ferb ii asa in brste
ma dus panll salon 81 ma pus
pc genmchil atei, zicand ca
sllnt baiat frs si Gu nlirlte u.
Z lam ajntat !. y Ispl tacamurilor
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-03

ca iubesc 81 ca ma ia in brate 81
ma saruta.
La amiaza cand am VENT acass
am sarutat mana ingrijitoarei si'
am sarutat 81 pc Dora pc care o
tinea in brate~ In timpul lnesei
dina Miller ma intrebat daca
m Fam intalnit Gu tusa. Lam spus
ca n am yazut-o. Mia zis Ga tusa
are necaz pc ca 81 o sa-mi iasa in
,cale sd ma descoasa ca sal spui
zee vad prin casa 81 cum Sc poarta
Gu mine, 81 Ell sai raspund ca MI
stu ce Sc petrece in casa 81 Cd 90
Sc poarta bine Gu mine.
lam fagaduits-ca am s6-i spun
asa cum mia zis, 81 cAnd s6 plec
lar mia dat 'un dime 81 eu lam
,sarhtat mana siSi-am multumit.
Ma luat ii brate 81, "a = ~
rutat, tot asa cum ID 4 sarutat ii
dimineata dupa &c am maneat, II
buzede ii erau tot asa de ferbintl
81 duld. Am cuprins-o de ut III
am sarltatro Dc mai mdlte ori.
Cand sH ma lase III mk 4ntr65 y
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-03
MEDICUL OMULUI sARAC

Mil sc vindeca-remediile simple
de casa sunt o binecuvintare pen
,tru omul sarac.
Una dintre cele mai mari descO-
periri in medicinile moderne este
Ceaiul Bulgaresc pentru SINCE
Bogatul must care stors din rada-
cini, coli, frunze, ierburi, fragi 81
flori. Daca acest must este luat
odata sau de 2 orr pc saptamana
ajuta la orr care femeie sa alba ia
ia curata. Ajuta sistemul sd Sc Gu
rete de toata otrava care cauzeaza
Constipatie, indigestie, boala de ii
cat. rarunchi, stomac 81 SINCE.
Ceaiul Bulgaresc pentru sange {
folosit de mil de oameni carl sc ba
zeaza pc acest ceaiu i'm cazuri de n
cell, te apara contra influentei, a
prindere de plamani 81 alte boil Sc
rioase.
Ceaiul Bulgaresc pentru sange {
medicinal pentru omul sarac. Este
economic. Costa numai o suma mi
ca. Intrebati pc drugistul d-stra
All, sau il trimitem moi prln posta
asigurat. | cutie mare pentru ia
mile $1.25, trei cutii S3.15, g cutl
1925. Adresa H. H. Won Schlick
Presedinte la Marvel Products Co.
424 Marvel Bldg, Pittsburgh, Pa
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-03
BIBLIOCRAFIE

Primim la redactie revisit;
SAMANATORUL nrul 3, anul V
redactata in Brasov de dl Ioan
Podea (Tipografia A. Muresianu
Branisce & Comp, Brasov). fos1
admir- illustrator protopopesc in Sta
tele Unite.
Revista are urmatorul cuprins
De la Youngstown la Brasov.
Precum in Ger asa 81 pc pamant
Confesiunile baptiste. =
Portrete biblice: 4. Gomera
II. Hazael, Ill. Trei frati.
Tn mem0riu.
Din CART batrane.
Superstitia.
0 inventie revolutionara.
Romanii din America.
Date istorice: Din trecutul ,Bi-
sericei Baptiste.
Administratia pentru America
P. 0, B. 418, Youngstown, Ohio.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-03
DIN CARNETUL UNUI ;.
COPlL FARA MAMA
dc: e. r. PASCu

un ziar 81 a sezut intr 'un JET
langa nasa, incepand Sc resfo-
,iasca prin- el. Eu am luat cartea
81 ceteam lectia, dar nu Sc lipea
mimic de mintea mea. Gandul
meu zbura la Cecilia 81 La ingri.
jitoarea, care imi spusese Cd Ce-
ella e fata frumoasa 81 Gu minte.
'Asculta, tusata poate are
sa-ti iasa in Gale sd te ispiteasca.
Ori ce te va intreba sal spui ca
nu stii. Al auziti Daca aflu ca
iai spus ceva &c vezi prin casa,
stii ce te asteapta TIE spinxur de
limba! Al auziti" zise tata dupa
ce resfoi Aiarul pc toate paginile.
De-. tsta Am auxit, " raspun
rel Gu fara multa eandire.
'Si daca IL Va intreba cum n
poartx d.uh Miller 81 NJ slL,s; L,s;
sp. 1s.i adlsv|xrst =, y pal
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-03
lUrnlare).

In timpul mesei, ca 81 la amia-
"a, ma servit 81 m q intrebat cum
M am jdcat Gu Cecilia 81 daca ma
inteleg bine Gu ca. Zice cal fata
frumoasa 81 Gu minte 81 Sd no
supar, sd ma joe frumos Gu ca 81
lam fagaduit. Dupa ce-am ispra-
Wit friptura mia dat 0 bucata de
placinta de doua ori mai mare de
pc cum imi da mama. In cafea
mia pas l8pte mai multi de pc
cum punea mama 81 ma intrebat
dacS mai vreau sa-mi puma.
Dupa nlasa, an volt sal ajut
~ caram farfnriile II bncstsrie
eum sjutsm 81 niamei, dar nu ma
lst tat al slipi din ochi lea
|s I. | ins pe toats n tasS mare Il
das " f. \ / ! I B I & last =
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-03
DACA VREI

Sa nu te ingroape Gu Talerul
inscrie-te intro Societate din
Uniunea s. B. A.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-03
Ibine 81 te iubeste,' al auzit?

['bine 81 te iubeste," al auzit2
'Da tatas' am auzit raspun-
seiu eu, tot in graba, aproape Ssa-i
iau vorba din gura.
"Bine, sa vad!:' zise Ell, ince-
|pand sa citeasca pc ziar.>
Ma gandeam in mine Cd de ce
Sc teme tata de tusa Ana, ca sd
nu afle mimic din ce vad prin
casa, 81 de ce imi spune sal zic
Cd ingrijitoarea se poarta binc
Gu mine, dar nu puteam ghici.
Infr'un rind mia VENT sal In
'treb dar m am gandit ca Sc SUI
pafa 81 mi-am vazut de cetit, dar
Gu gandul tot la vorbele tatei 81
ia bllhatatea ingrijitoarei. Sa
spun drept, de &c sd mint. Par'ca
imi p6rea bine Cd q murit mama.
De cand am crescut asa de mare
ca Sd pricep ceva, in casa era tot
,hir ii mir intre tata 81 mama 81
de nulte ori am mancat batai 81
de = linul u dc Il altul din pri-
Gina shpararii Tor. Pc tats mn
!l'sn rEEat nici odata 6xind 81
naasna nnlna atsinci ma saruta
elsd Acnm toate ers,l
8 h 4 ysss ~ sinbe.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-03

Tata nu ma auzit, 'rugaciunea
10 spuneam meet asa cum ma In
vatase mama. Find obosit am
adormit 81 nu IN am trezit decat
Ia zina, Gu mana ingrijitoarei pc
fruntea mea. Ma sarutat pc
frunte 81 mia zis sa ma fmbrac
|repede sd nu intarziAz de la
scoala. Am intrebat de tata 81
mia zis ca plecat la serviciu.
Nam inbracat repede, NJ am
spalat 81 am mancat dejunul.
Cand sd plec Ia scoala mia dat
un dime, zicand "a cumpar ceva
ce-mi place. Lam multunfit, lam
sdrutat MANA, ii am plecat voios
q scoal6 Cecilia ma astepta in
lfata easel, drumnl fmi era pc Ia
ri II am plecat fmpreuna. La
przvklia din colt am schimbat
dimul pe CHOCOLATE pc care am
impartit-o frdteste Gu Cecilia, 81
mi gAndesm II bunatatea ingri-
'jitosrei cart mia dat dimul.
.Msma nici odsta MI mia dat I'M
~, kxAta ns,.s,S " -, -, =, :,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-03
HSTIlN!TARE


Stunt rugati toti abonentn
nostri a observa urmxtoarele
reguli la trimiterea pentru
schimbare de adres&.
1. Sa sc scrie adresa veche
1nde la mers ziarul 81 adresa
unde s'a mutat.
2. La fiecare persoan& sx
Sc alature m&rci de Sc. S& g
caute sd nj sc dea numele stra-
del 81 al orasului corest.
Cine nu observ6 aceste re-
gull in zadar asteapt& sx i 70
schimbe adresa Cd nu - poata
AdminiStratia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-03
VA VENI DARE INFLUENZA?

Influenza bintuie in Europa.
In Londra mare suferinta, Re-
gele GustAve al Svediei fOst
atacat de INFLUENZA, boala Papei
Benedict d fost Influenza. Este
mai mutt ca posibil sd vina 81 in
America. Gel mai cuminte lucru
e sd va paziti de zile nacajites
Daca va veni, yeti avea lipsa de
Vinul Amar al lui Timers 81 e
mai bine sal cumparati acuma.
lndata ce va incepe sd fie peri
culos, Buletinele Oficioase vor
continea diferite recom9ndatii
Curetiti-va matele, cea mai buna
curetenie este Vinul Amar al lui
Triner K bine sa aveti intot-
deauna aceasta medetina in casa,
la caz de lipsa, sd nu blamati pc
drugistul sau negutatorul de me-
dicamente, daca nu va avea, cum
/ S a intamplat acum trei ami cand
labOratorile lui Timers au fost
atat de ocupate in cat nu fost
in stare sa execute toate conan
dele. Cumparati 81 Tonic Ange-
lica al lui Timers care este un
remediu excellent pentru conva-
lescenta. (Adv.-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-03

Au inceput sd povesteasca, dc
una de alta 81 vorbea asa de fru-
mos 81 Gu haz, ca atat eu cat 81
tata nu ne puteam opri de ris.
M stu cand a trecut vremea.
Cand Sc uita tata la ceas era zece
81 imi zise sa mergem sd ne cul-
cam.
Ingrijitoarea Isl aranjase pa
tul intro odaie langa salon 81 eu
leu tata trebuea. sd ne urc&m sus,
in catul al doilea in odaia unde
dormea tata de obiceiu. Odaia in
care zacut 81 a murit mama era
goala. Doctorii au xis tatei 81
vinza toate mobilele Cd STUNT in
lfectate 81 lea vfnduti char in
.ziua cand q murit mama la nigfe
.negustori evrei, carl cumpar6 ve-
chituri. Cand am trecut pc lins3
ca mirosea acid carhoaic, cu
care stropise peretii ~ dIlu-
lneaua.
Man inchinat ea IN tqsts ~
rile, asa cum md invxtase mama.
H.. a i. Il 4 s Z - s sss * Z &
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-03
DARE DE sEAMA 81
MULTUMITA PUBLICA

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura 'Leul" din Salem, @
avand Marea Petrecere Gu Teatru
in ziua de 7 Decembrie 1921
adeca in ziua de Craciun, pc acea-
sta Gale multameste ealduros atat
la fratii membri cat 81 ne mem
bri care an bine volt de au luat
parte 81 ne-au dat ajutorul atat
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-03
IN VT A R E

D-nul George Serbian din CO.
muna VOLTA jud. Fagaras, are
onoare va face cunoscut casa
toria Sd Gu d-soara Fenvronla
Varga.
D-soara Fenvronia Varga din
comuna Veseud jud. Tarnava-
Mare. are Onoare a va face GU
noscut casatoria sa Gu ,dl George
Serbian
81 roaga pc toti prietenii con-
sateni 81 cunoscuti. din loc 81 jur
a lua parte la Celebrarea Reli-
gioasa Cununiei lor. care va
avea loc Sambata in II Februa.
RE 1922 in Hala Societatii
''Vulturul'' din 3l5-7th Ave
West Homestead. Pa. la orele
! p. IN. Actul religios Sc va Sc
varsi de catra Rev. Alexandra
Muneran, din Alliance, Ohio.
Nasi vor Fl dl 81 dina Simeon
81 Maria Varga din Homestead.
Pa. Muzica d-lui Niculae Sinu
din Youngstown. Ohio, va distra
pc On0r. oaspeti Gu frumoasele
cantece rationale. 81 arii de dams.
I'm tot decursul petrecerei.
Pana la revedere, va salutam
GU toata dragostea.
NIB. Stunt rugati toti prietinii
consistent 81 cunoscutii nostri carl
nu primesc lnvitari speciale ne
stiind adresa la tOti Sc bine-
vOiasca considera aceasta invi-
tare publicata.
MIRII 81 NASH.
(27-28 & 31-32).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-03

moral cat 81 material. AL doilea
.multameste tinerilor diletanti 81
dictate, pentru munca 81 oste-
neala ce au avut-o Gu predarea
teatrului. AL treilea aducem vile
noastre multmiri atat la membri
cat 81 la nemembri din loc 81 jur
care pc langa spesele ce lea avut
81 suprasolvit din putinul lor
avut, dupa cum urmeaza:
loan 2. Copacea GU sofia $1OO;
George Urdea $1O0; Valeriu An
dredius $500; Gligor Stancovici
Gu sofia $1.OO; HE Fleaca Gu sofia
$1OO; George Marhao Seer. Gen.
Youngstown, Ohio $1.OO; Simon
Cerbu cu sofia $1.OO; Valerie
Manciulea soc; Spiridon Manciu-
lea soc; Niculaie Simon soc; Pc
tru German 500; Niculaie Pi
tica $1O0; Vasile Neculici $1.0O
Greenberger $500; George Bo-
dirnea Gu sofia $100; Niculaie
.Idomir GU sofia $1.O0; Petru Ia
flan ell sofia $1.OO; loan Dan Gu
~
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-20

pared with yesterday Opening gu:
tattons which varied from un,
changed figures to half higher Will
May 114A TO half and July 1921
to X were followed by slight gall
all around. Corn and, oats were &
trifle firmer. helped by wheat
strength. Corn started unchanged
with May 52% to- 53A and thel
hardened a little
Oats after opening unchanged to
a shade of, May 80 t.S to IA held
close to the initial range.
Provisions tended upward with
hog values.
Subsequently snow falls in parts
of Kansas and Oklahoma led to
price down turns. The close was
easy, X to y net lower with De.
cember LII TO 114& and July 104.
Enlarged rural, sales TO arrive
.essedethe market later. Tho close
was steady, quarter to three quar-.
tiers not lower with May 53$ TO
iciose)-corn. May, 5s%; July,
ISIS. Oats, May. 3S%; July, 3sh.
Pork, January, 1850; May. S16.65.
Lard, March, Ss.55; May, $9.75.
Ribs. January. sS.S$; May, $685..
Wheat, No. Q, dark northern, 1876.
Corn, No 2. mixed. 49A; No. 2 vel.
low, 49A650. Oats. No. 2 white,
I37@3Sh; No. 3 white, 34035h.
Pork, nominal; lard, $e.45; ribs,
L$S.3T99.25.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-20
W0MAMs CLUB
The Princes

As seen ans morning.

tSSn10SA NAtAG ~ eH" HNHHF.L
Beating the CAME Is q strong
story with q good lesson and a
plot that takes many unexpected
turns and Is interesting from be-
ginning to end.
A young man inexperienced in
crime, starts out to be an accom-
plice to a hardened burglar, but
when he has succeeded in his at
tempt at safe hfeaklng he meets.
with a very unexpected surprise
in the form OF a complete kit Of.
burglar tools. and he thinks the
man whose safe he has gone to
rob Is q professional. Just about
thatGtime the man, who Is really a
student in criminniogy, comes out
from hiding and surprises our
would be robber and after talk
ing the matter over he makes him
a proposal which results in the
hero Of orr story tom Moore)
starting life over again In a new
role which proves to be a surprise
to himself as we'll rs to others.
Pathe News OF unusual interest
and a comedy about like the aver
age short comedy are the added
features.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-20
icHIcAeo ~LIvEsrocK

CHICAGO, Jan. 90. - Cattle re
'cepts 5000, steady; better grades
beet steers active: very good heavy
.bullocks, 1915; bulk bee: steers
$6.60@7.65; veal calves strog; bulk
s9;25Q9.76; .stockers and feeders
slow.
Hogs receipts "a, 900, fairly &C.
tiyei steady to 10 cents higher than
yesterdays average; mostly steady:
tops$S.60. on lights and light lights:
bulk Z @s.25; hogs STEADY to IL
cents higher; bulk desirable, ss:4O
s@S.50; few $3.50.
Sheep receipts 5000: fat lambs
strong, Is to % cents higher; TOP
1925 some hol dhIgher;
sheep steady; fat eve top early
$3.50.
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BibIioIogieal
Oueationl

What did pelnah do. TO- Sam.
son when he told her his strength
lay In his hair?
2SWhere was David when the
last decisive battle between Saul
and the Philistines was fought?
3-What did. David do 70 the
young man who had killed Saul?
4-What touching record did
David leave OF his ilove to Saul and
Jonathan?
5-How old was David when ali
Israel came TO anoint him King?
6-What became of tie gods OF
the PhilIstines2
Answers to Saturdays Questions,
1-Frogs and ice were the sec
ond and third plaques OF Egypt.
2-Three angels appeared to
Abraham in the form OF men.
S-Rachelfw was guilty OF stealing
her fathers images,
-Goh called Gideon 70 lead
Israel against the Midianites,
A terrible famine swept
Egypt and Canaan while Joseph
was there.
6-when theyfeaehed the prom
Used land, the lsraelitAs took Jeri
che first. 8AbliStE
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-20

Iconters. especially Pittsburgh,
Cleveland and Chicago. Tefe
ampng the participants ID The buy
ing o. steel and IRON shares.
GitIf States steel made another:
dip to5 10 4 midday Ellsn tad.
ing became less active. Motors,
equipments and oils then assumed
leadership o. the market stude.
baker. Chandler, Pierce Arrow pre-.
Eterred, General Electric, Mexican.
Petroleum and General Asphalt
gained I to 3 points,
United States Steel became the
leader later and various oils and
.epecialties showed extreme gains
OF 2 to almost 10 points. The clos:
ing was strong. Liberty and other
bonds were irregular
Special issues comprising the.
steel and iron groups featured TO.
days very active and strong stock
market. The advance also encom-
passed other industrials and numer:
GUS miscellaneous issues. Sales
Appropriated 100000 shares.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-20
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~, rhIreaIg. ~orrIrr

As seen Thursday morning.
The Heat OF Maryland. Is a
picture OF more than ordinarydn-
.terest, because It depicts historical
events of Civil war times, and the
settings and background OF the
screen version OF the story have
been chosen with great care and
are us true to history as 1t Is pos
sible for them to be,
The story opens in the spring
of sixtytone and the scenes are
laid in the Potomac Valley and
concern principally the residents
of the town Of Pennsboro.
Maryland was afsouthern girl
who had given her heart, TO a. man
of the North, and was brought
face to face with a great test
when she was called upon to de-
eide between love and loyalty.
There are many thrilling and
dramatic situations throughout
the picture and the cast u an ex-
ceptiona1ly strong one.
An episode Of Hurricane
Hutch" completes the program.