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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-21
LITTLETON

MISS Sadie Odea Is spending few
days with friends in MoundsvIlc.
Mr. ana Mrs. +. +. Connolly and fam
,ly Of Akron are visiting relatives here
fora few days.
Mrs. DIR. Anderson and daughter. Miss
Gayle. were shopping IN Wheeling on
Wednesday.
Misses ura Nay and Lara OFT left
Monday for West Liberty. where they
will attend school.
AIR. and Mra Frank Knarr have re-
turned homo after fcw daysy' visit
with friends in Moundsvil'c.
Mrs. u. y. Walker and son Charles. Of
Grafton. srent Sunday here with her
Misses Anna and Bernadctte Odca
left Monday for f'airmoni where they
Will attend school.
Miss Essic Ashcroft is visiting rela-
ltNcS In l"airmont for o few dAHs.
Miss Frances McElwce. who has been
attending school IN rarkersburG. has
returned for tho summer vacation.
Patrick Odcn has returned homo
after a business trio to Wheeling
Miss Haiti" Smith NJ Moundsvi.ln 8
for few days.
Care Rradlr o. Warrington was
business visitor here Tuesday.
Mrs John Bradley and dauehci. Ms,
Anna. were shopping in Whceiin6 on
!. ". Cmmherledsc Was business
ritttcr III Cameron on Tuesday
Miss Pearl Marshall. Woo - employ
Cd in Bcnwoe' spent Sunday at her
Miss Gr>| Brady is spending few
days WITTY relatives in Warrington.
Mr.. P.rnard Farrell or Clarksburs. is
Nisit|.S his aunt. Mrs. NJ. Keamey. here
for few days.
Ray Whistler. who is employed in
Tsirmont. spent Saturday and Sunday
here with his family.
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PADEN CITY

Mrs. n e. Wilhelm and children have
returned rrcm u visit OF several days
with relatives at Parkersburg and other
points down the river.
Mr. and Mrs. y. J. Seaman are home
after a visit With her parents. at Mason
Town. W. Va, and other relatives a:
Mcreantown.
w. u. Hadccr, manager OF IN" EMcll1
Manufacturing company. has gone on n
business trip 10 New York.
At recent meeting ~ tho Order Of
Eastern star in SisterSvillc. Miss lrmh
Bcushire Of this city was elected treas
urer Of the lodge.
Mrs. Mary Shurtlffc has CONC 10 Fair
mont W Va. 10 attend the summer
term Of The state normal
Mrs J. &. BonShire has returned from
Wheeling where she was the guest OF
friends.
Mrs. Rose IT, Masters and daughi or
Dorothy Of Middle hournc. arn spending
q few days with relatives here.
Wayne. the small son or Mr.. and Mrs.
James Williamson IS recovering from
an attack Of measles.
The Yankee baseball team Of this city
will meet the Sardjs nine saturday ar
lcrnoon. at gao. in what promises 10 De
on attack Of measles.
from this city will accompany the local
boys an the trip 49, ,,,
society NJ tho NJ. j.. church and two
visitors were entertained IN an inIor-
nal manner at the home of Mrs. e.. NJ
Garrett Wednesday afternoon: At the
close IT social hour, delicious re-
frcshments were served
tTildren's Day will be observed At the
Christian church. here. sunday wncn
tcrcstinE program at the hour OF the
evening service,
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Warrington

Miss Dorothy Connolly entertained
few of her girl friends al her homo tues
day evening in honor OF Miss Grace
Bowie, who expects to leave soon for
Akron o. The evening was spent IN
playing games and music. and at late
hour refreshments were served. those
present were Frances Neel. Alberta
Brady, Edith Charlton. Margaret Hop.
we'll. Ruth Hucy, katherine Hopwcil ana
Anne I.ilJelund.
I'd Coffman and Dallas Hamilton have
returned home from Morgantown. where
they have been attending tho uniVcr-
SHY. and will spend the summer months
Tho Misses Gwcndc,yn Hanley and
Beth Anne Carter the latter ,of Wheel
whore they will enter school al the uni
vcrsity for tho summer term.
Miss Kelsey Broun OF Fairmont spent
a few days here the first OF the week
r.. G. Wright Of Clarksburg IS visit
ing friends here.
Mrs. w. l.. Jacks has returned homo
from Pittsburgh. where she has been
visiting her sister.
Charles Shriver has gone 10 AHrTn
O.. TO spend the summer visiting friends
Miss Lucy Frichard has left for Cleyrt
land, O.. where she expects To visit rcla-
tivcs for several weeks.
t., +. Meredith ~ Fnirmont was IN
town Monday campaigning for the Sal
walton Army drive.
j. +. McNary. Of Clarksburg. visited
friends here yesterday:
w. G. Jordan. OF Barnesville. Is
business visitor here.
Miss Alice Quirk has returned to hcT
homo in Akron after spending several
days with friends here.
Mrs. William YoSt OF Main street mas
hecn III at her home for some time.
Joe CotriIl has returned from Morgan
town. whore he has been attending
school.
Mrs. Roy l.. Crnnisr OF Fittsbur gh and
Mrs. NJ. n. lnEhram OF New Castle.
Ia. have returned To- their homes attcr
visiting their mother. Mrs. L. {. Fur
hcc. on Center street.
Miss Margaret I'addon has returned
from Visit with relatives IN Wheel
ing.
, Mis. Virginia Hewitt is home from
,, LanEnort. Pa. for tho summer vacation.
Walter l.. Straight is al Mckccsport'
Pa. employed in tho oil fields.
Eugene Kcighron OF MorRantown IS
! visiting his aunts. Mrs. Thomas Leon
ard and Mrs. Fred II. MILAN.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". n. Hess MI. and
Mrs Charles Drake and Mrs. Harry
! Anderson attended commencement cHcr-
cscs in MorSautown this week.
Mrs. J. l.. Dow has gone TO Bridge
! port, Conn where shn will visit friends
for few days before going on 10 Okla
| homa, where she will join her husband
, and locate.
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IRON REVIEW

NEW YORK June le.-The market
tone for Scnt-finiShed steel IS Stittchbns
owing TO \ perceptiolc decrease O. AVA
able supplies in the market. Saies AZ
s. under the SIS minimum previously
have now disappeared. Sheet bar oper-
atoms are around 50 to 90 per cont, but
This rate Is not expected TO continue
long As the car shortage becomes i'Pre
acute Nut. bolt and rival makers nave
advanced their quotations 10 per cent
AZ production IS no better tnsn on per
cent.
'rnc leading export agency here repre-
san,Inr large independents reports eS-
port demand in large proportion al,
though China and Japan have canceseo
some contracts. The Baltimore ONO
embargo on foreign tonnage due To
strained conditions at B1lumorc mas
nit the steel trade hard.
New York. philadelphia. baltimore
and Galveston arc now hlockaded inso-
far as shipments abroad are concerned.
with Norfolk and New Orleans the most
active terminals.
STATEMENTS ot iron tornages in stand
ing contracts have improved 10 rate
close 70 plant operations. Both trattic
and production nave shown STEADY pro-
Sress the past week. The marNet IS
strong with advances OF 90 cents Tor
basis valley furnace. 20 Sff ana on
BesScmer in Pennsylvania. Foundry
grades have held steady except for a
softer feeling at Birmingham, where the
base il Sf2 An easier tone exists IN
tho Alloy market. but coke prices con
tinus hard. Large copper interests re-
port Of increasing difficulty OF smeItcr
operations due TO unsatisfactory trans
pcrtation and labor troubles. WORK a.
rerineriss IS not better than % per ccnt
Of capacity but the apparent shortage
OK future copper is not fel, as the do
mestic demand is light. Inquiries arc
good however. indicating proportional
business developing soon.
Tbe nm market Is IN considerably
rirmer tone than earlier in the week.
vhcn rrices declined TO 49,, cents Pres
ant quotations arc around ~ per cent
for nearby.
Practically no demand for consumers
and light sales in second hands caused
xinc 10 exhibit an added weakness lately
There - better feeling in AntiWony
MI. prices remain unchanged
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sides in this city. will leave this morn
ing for Oakdalc, Pa, where he has &C
ccptcd a position.
Extensive Improvements arc hong
made 10 tho old waiting room at First
street. which has recently been turned
into n barber shop and shoe shining
parl"r.
Harold Lash. who underwent An OPP
Grafton at tho Ohio Valley General hos
pIlal is slowly recovering.
Mrs. Arch Imhoft and children Of
Twentieth street are visiting friends and
relatives in Ohio.
Russell Brown has returned 10 his
homo on Warwood avenue after spend
ing several days visiting friends In
riIiSburch district
Miss Bertha Stevens has returned to
her homo after visiting friends in
GAINESVILLE. q.
Miss Estcl!a Logan OF Pittsburgh Ia
spending several days visiting friends
in this city.
Mr4. W y. Jones. who has been quite
i'll for some l;mc. is slowly recovering
al her homo on Twentieth street.
Miss Mary T.. Hoffman of Cleveland,
who is visiting her mother, Mrs, Anna
, Hoffman. is III 1T her home on War
wood avenue.
Mark Mulhcarn has returned to
GA rkahurE after spending several days
visiting friends in this city.
Miss Mary McNickle Of THIS city Is
spending several days visiting friends in
Grafton. W. Va.
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Mr. IL. WHITE To APPRA|SE KAY
ANDMARLAND FOR CONSOLIDATION

v p church has completed all plans
Tor The play which will be given Jun"
- nj the high school auditorium und'r
the auspices Of the Ladies Ala SoC'C'!
of tho Methodist church. Tickets nav
been cR sale for several da3S. anu l T A.,
bong disposed of very rapidly ana .!
all indications, a large attcndanCc IS ca
pectcd Tho title ci tho play ~ Hhs
Minister'S Wifc's New BVncnt' ana
nothing Is being left undvnc 10 mako
~ To Lay Bricks.
II WAS understood yesterday alter
NOON that IL toe weather permits "oTh
will be Started this morning hy Inc con.
tractor that has Inc pawn OK inc rNr'
road IN chassc, nc viii start laying ihG
bricks Local automOoilIsts are Htad
10 hear this. as they are getting rathSr
tired Of driving over such HtT"lch o.
bad road. and during the past several
DAVIS several machines have tied up trai-
lie for half an hour at Il TIM" ON &C
count OF gcIlInS stuck between the car
rails.
4 meeting OF til" members "r IN"
War~ood sewing club VIII be ht!G IhlS
yIcnlnE at the home Of Mrs. charles
Jefferson Of this city. After several
hours spent III nccd.cwork The guest
will repair to the dining room Nh't'
they will enjoy delightful luncheon.
Among those preScn, will be Me sdancs
Thomas Allen, Fred Freeze. Paul Mare
Lester Yeager. William Anderson. l'aul
Rcnner and James Jefferson. Jr.
TO Have Paid Department
On and after July l. l92H Marw"oo
will no longer have volunteer hre
department., but will have paid men
I'd look after the work and keep the
machine in shape. rho Center War.
wood hose house will be used until
rho new hose house can hr erected, and
their new apparatus purchased. ftro
Chief A. Burl"l Thompson in state
mcnt 10 the nremCn Of Warwood siaie0
that four men would be appointed VINO
have served on the Warwood depart
ment, while a MAN from Wheeling Will
be put m charge. Three will DC nut
on dav duty, while two VIII take thn
night shift until other arrangements can
be made Several applications have
pointnent willis will not be announced
until a few days before tho first OF tn"
year.
Members of the b. H. NJ. club VIII
hold their annual picnic ~ Wheeling
park on Wednesday. The party vii!
leave Warv ood in IN" morning and VIII
spcnd the several hours in swimming
and other out-"f-door Sports. At l.
o'clock they will enjoy an cld-fashioned
basket picnic. after which they will
spcnd several hours in dancing.
Worth Side Briefs.
Arch Imhofr Of Twentieth street IL
spending several days attending con-
venticn which Is being held in Atlantic
City.
ing school in Meadsvillc. Ia. who re
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\. Y.STOCkS

NEW YORK. June 20.--With the aP-
preach OF the midyesr and IT'S unpsccc-
dcntedly large disbursement OF interest
and dividend payments the securities
market this week gave promise OF set
ting down 10 a dull but steady summer
routine.
Trading was on the smallest and moSt
contracted scale Of any similar period
in over a year. but the trend ut prices
despite uncertainty among crStWhl'e
leaders In the industrial DIVISION VAS
Amnnp standard or m.N g~.dr -
su,- railway shares made the best
showing Interest III that group w. "
langutShcd after the Cui III Cnicas" a.'T
Northern Pacific, Great NortnCrh sn"
resul: Of the retention OF regular d't,,
dneds by such rcpr. - NATIVE r"scH ~
Northrn Pacific. Great Northern ana
Louisville and Nashville. A
In substance. however, chans'S ~
week mere commonly attributed |" an
ovcr-eNtcndcd or precariouS Dear pos,
ton rather than 10 an%thlnE eN'h
motcly approNimatinS pubic 'n''''''
or support. ,d c,,r-
ta,lmrr. OF nou-CsScntlal loans WIZ
less chiruSlvc factors. hut iGrth'r P''
Sr"Ss IN both directions Mas tnauy -
cord'nS 70 sdytces receFSa tr ,:,,rmcJ
fineuctal interests. not.
RecCn, r-olticztl DEVELOPMENTS. NOT
,hiN the outcome of the chicago con-
Scntioa. evoked considerably discussion
IN Speculative as we'll as oanHinS cur
clcS They appeared however |" 80 49,
no definite Influence in any important
ousrter ot tho stock market. ,,,
Strength ~ British exchange ".Na
came within few cents Of ApriL
high quotations gave rise TO repSSTrs
thai negotiations were pending tor ,SS;
th"r gold imports Foundation for tnlS
heIicf vas furnished BY the ann6uNSro
ncnt that our bankers had SecGrr" 80,
~ the gold received N l"ndon i'''''
the TranSvaal.
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LOUISVILLE

illness ~ Mrs, William George. which
necessitatcd her removal 10 the ONO
Valley Geecral Hospital 1T wheeling on
operation on Friday morning at
o clock Mr.. George is also in very
poor health and unable TO attend to
his business. Their son. a. 5. George
and wife. OF BarncsVlllc, and daughter,
Mrs. Charles Reed and two children.
OF wheeling. arc with the family in
the absence Of the mother. The store
and restaurant are under the efficient
care OF their ron. William George.
This community was shocked on last
Edna AcAllister Moore. Of Belmont
had passed away at the OHIO Valley Cen
cral Hospital. whore sh" had gone Tor
an operation for appendicitis. she was
the only child Of Grant and Ella Meal
lister and was born and reared here.
having gone with her mother TO Bel
mont a few years ago, where they have
since made their hom" and where Edna
was united IN marriage 10 Pearl Moore.
who, with two children and the mother
survive her
The members Of tho Eastern Ohio
Lum bermen's Association hold a meet
ing and banquet at the Welcome Inn
on Tuesday night OF last week.
and children. Harriet. Nell. Jean and
Jack. are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. a. q.
Hawthorne.
Miss IMra Hatcher Of Belmont is
visiting Mrs. Jennie Clark and family.
Mrs. II. 8. Estcp returned Sunday
from weeks stay with her sister.
Mrs. Frank Ankrin. Of Bellaire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Henderson Of
81 Clairsvile were business visitors
in town on Thursday.
Mrs. J. H. Griffith and daughter Vir-
ginia Of Martins Ferry arc guests OF
Mrs. Emma Mcfarland
Lawrenc" Atkinson. with his family.
Of Lanerty spent Sunday with his par
cnts Mr. and Mrs. John Atkinson. the
laticr Of whom is confined 10 his bed
with illness.
Ella Matthews returned Monday from
a few days "isIt with her brother, Elias
Matthews, near Morristown.
The friends here Of Mrs. Harry Chan
dle- OF Bannock are pleased TO learn
that she Is the mother or new woman
not yet" at the Ohio Valley General
Hospital at Wheeling; whole also her
brother, Walter Gibson. Is trcarccratcd.
having undergnn" ar operation for APP
prndicitis Wednesday.
W, L MCMcPhersOn. nurse at the coun-
~ innrmary. il recovering from an al
WirIiam Clyde clark returned on
Thursday from Mt. Union. where he has
attended school IN" past year.
Harry n. Hold"u former prrncIraI
Of 81. Clairsvllle High School. now Of
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MT, PLEASANT

Born-To Mr. and Mrs. John Wat
k,ns. Of Ramsy. o. son. IIrc =.
Rev. and Mrs James Mott and daush-
ter, Of Cleveland, spent few days at
TAG home OF their son. Rev. CharieS
Mott
Mr.. Ralph Craven spent the weekend
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George
Craven.
Harmon. who died at her home sunday
morning. following long Illness. was
held from the place OF death. tuesday
afternoon at 3 o'clock. IN charge o. a
pastor Intermcnt was made III hiSh-
and cemetery.
Mr.. David Buchanan is still on the
sick list.
Mr.. jesse Irwin is able to 70 20 his
work after an attack OF poison IN his
eyes.
Mr.. James. or Wheeling. corlHcto- for
the Intellgcncrr. was collecting scar
this place Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Kr'nkc and
daughter. Of Fatton's fur. arc visiting
NJ the home Of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John krinke.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry SterinE and fam.
ilS, spent Wednesday AT ms h"mS III
Harry Schrehle.
Mr.. Cary Young son Of Rev. Sylves-
ter Young. graduated at wooster Col
lego Thursday of this we"f.
Childrens Day will hr observe n the
Methodist church Sunday. June 20.
Rev and Mrs. Laurie and family. the
now pastor of tho PRESBYTERIAN church.
arrived one day last week.
ChIldrcn's Day was observed in the
Presbyterian and Friends church sun
day. uJnr lS.
Mrs. John Rincus and ch;id. Of St
ClairsvtllN. spent a few DAYS at the
nome Of her grandmother. Mrs. Almina
Milhoan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Montgomery
and children, Of Martins Ferry. returned
home after n visit with the formers
parents. Mr. and Mrs. John krinke
M and Mrs. Aaron Mercer and sons
Of Upland. @. and Mrs. Hannah Mercer.
Of East Springfield. o. spent Tuesday
at1he home Of Mrs. David Buchanan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene OConnell, OF
Yorkvillc spent Wednesday at the home
Of Harry Scheehlr.
Knights OF Pythias lodge o. this place
will hold their annual memoria! services
Sunday evening at s o'clock. June -.
in the Methodist church.
Dr and Mrs. Beatty and daughter ~
visiting AT tho home Of III" formers
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Add Burr!ss.
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UNANIMOUS VOTE
FOR UNITING COMPANIES
Action Under Proposed Basis
Of Appraisal Meets =.
Approval

SneCial to The lntcIiZehCsF'
roHCA CITY. Okla. June l9'-At
meeting Of directors OF the Mariana nc
ming Company and tho Nay Count! n"S
Company mere SATURDAY, colu,.''r 49,
r,prcscnting stockholders OF ootn I'm M
nantes appointed in March 10 prepare
a plan for consolidation, fspoItSp -
inously favoring consoildati0n. any
recommended that Ut. l. ~ .u,G 80 ,ct
=. appraiser OF the properties o. ooSll
curpanies, which APPRAISERS "oIIo
in determining u basis Tor rchsoiluaI'%, ~
the boards OF both companies ane ~
MSr, has consented to serve. plreC-
rors Of the Marland Refining company
ON Saturday declared regular quar-
terly cash DIVIDEND OF t"H anu IN, "
half per cent, payable Jut! To- l" s'0SA
holders Of record. June so.
directors uhIhc Kay County Gas NoW-
oany on saturday declared lhetr com
pany's initial cash dividend OF hEe per
cent, payable July % 10 the stochhO'u
crs Of record June 50.
The action Of the directors OF. the
NarIand and Kay companies IN decia-
ing to consolidate the Two on ,ne oast
with the approval OF the man Mar
land stockholders in the Wheeling DIS
trict and the upper Ohio ialle$. INC
original proposal Of turning turn n IN nwI
SaIne of 81 10 ono OF Marland with a
market value OF So had met with a
Storm OF protest from Marland stock
Ths Wheeling district Stockholders
were particularly active in their oppo;
sition. and demanded the appraisal. and
the selection Of Dr.. I. c. White as nc
appraiser. Or. White. the VEST VT IT
FOREMOST petroleum geologist and cx-
pert Of the United States. and the
stncLholders viii have the greatest con-
fdcnce In his appraisal Of the COM
'rhs nsws OF the victory scored by the
local stockholders WAS received here last
niyht with the greatest satisfaction. As
now arranged for. the consolidate. wiz
meet with the entire appro: - nee
INK district men interested III N"'
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new MATAMORAS

Mr. ana Mrs. z. W. Cline we're at
Marietta O.. Thursday. where their SON
Charles. In in the fremont hospital he
IL recovering nicely from an operaaon
Mrs. =. Edward. returned Wednesday
from Wheeling. ". Va. where she mas
Ssen visiting friends for several DAYS
Messrs. Bernard Cochran and Ross
pTenan. were business visitors IN MARI
eta. Tuesday.
Wednesday from Sistersville. W. Va.
where they visited at the home OF their
son. Or. e. V. Little, for several days.
Miss Marie Chine attended commence
Miss Mary Kerr went to Athens o..
TUESDAY, where she will attend COM
nencement at Ohio University
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Miracle went TO
Marietta, O., THURSDAY. where Mrs.
Miracle will BE- operated upon IN the
Mrs H.NH. Fulmer and children were
shopping in sistersvills. ". Va. Tues
Mr. and Mrs. AL. Way returned from
Marietta. O.. Friday. where they attend
ed commencement OF Marietta College
Mcsdames H Clyde and W. X. Stops.
Of Sistersville ". Va. were visiting
friends here Wednesday
Mis- Mary. Smith was visitor AZ
Marietta Wednesday and Thur SdAy.
returned this week from Athens. O..
where they graduated from Ohio Uni
yersity. Their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Howlse attended commencement.
Nsssrs DR.. W. L. West. Ed. l.. Car
aon and daughter. Mrs. wayne Sutton.
and Clyde McBee. were Marietta visit
oys Friday.
Tho has been visiting he-~ for several
Say. returne ed home Saturday. He WAS
.rcorna MED home BY his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. II. p. Little -,
Gaorre Harvey was visitor In Mari
eta. Ohio. Friday.
w..dames Jennie Koonts &nd Eta
Brown, we're shopping In wheeling, W.
Va. Thursday. .
On. o<cssion OF nor BIRTHDAY rh1-oday
syeninE A delightful evening was
spent. r, 49,,
v.r- shopping In Marietta. o.. FRIDAY
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. MachctauA attended
tha funeral services Monday 81 Henry
Iau,x, at New MartinsT:itc. W. va.
The Misses Mildred and Murle. Fol
xer. OF Marietta. O.. are NSI''nS Ir'a-
g L. Heddleston sren; f"w days
nj weNsyille. O.. this week. y.
DR. r; Fl. Wilmington and fanny OF
Marietta, O.. spent SuniAy n ioWn me
Kuests OF relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Shirley Slower. OF Brad
ford. Pa. visited relatives In town this
XicaIo Sutton is visiting relatives at
r r srovn was A Marietta visitor
Thursday.
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MARYLAND DIVIDEND
Arnouneemsnt Rsoeivsd Ksrs Of al
Percent Dtvtdsnd 60 No PAd On
July YirBt

4 telegram received BY VIM. +. Stiiel
from, = w Marland. president OF the
Mariand Refining company. announces
tina, Narland directors have declared
dividend or two and one half percent.
The Ray County Gas company. when
In rIoseiy. associated with Marland Re
An;ng. has declared percent dlNi-
dend. payable At the same TIME
IL on the holdings Of both Aariand and
Kay County gas companies
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As Usual

"Oh Mr. Mark please hur ticket
10 our entertainment, n IS for q mos;
worthy cause. assure YOU.
"Certainly. Mrs. Chatter! And what
IS that cause
'rayInE tn rvrrns"s OF the enter
IA 'rmaU: We g"'r last week for
wortny causc."-k4nsas City Star.
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The greater The necessity tor SAVING
,hr grsats- your opportunity 10 use
Ths InteIn ScnCer want Ads
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Manlins. ILL.,. was the guest OF Donovan
L. Hart on Tuesday.

Manlins, Ill. was inc Guest u
l.. Hart on Tuesday.
Donald J.. Dooey succeeded MI. Hol-
den a. principal and has lately ocen
elected superintendent or the schooi LOT
the ensuing year On Sunday. June 20;
Mr.. Doolcy and Miss Sara Mansell ono
Of his efficient corps Of teachers, Will
al tho Welcome Inn. Although young
i'm wears, MIR. DooIcy is mature in quail.
fications, and with the cooperation and
support Of an Efficient helpmate. VIC
youch for tho success OF the school -or
any prorosition under his charge.
6. e. Bowles and family attended the
funeral Of Mrs. Altha Wilson Perkins OF
Bethesda on Friday. The deceased was
Tho wife Of. Allan Perkins and VAS IA
vorabIy known here as an intelli gent
Christian woman. heing steward OF
the VI. T.. church al Morristown. her
former home for years. and success
nv teacher in the schools Of the town
shin.