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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-14

Earl Caddock of Iowa, the wrestler with a thousand holds, and Joe Stecher, the Nebraska scissors hold expert, will clash in a championship wrestling match at Madison Square Garden, Jan. 30. This date was defi- nitely adopted yesterday by Promoter Jack Curley, following receipt of communications from the representa- tives of both grapplers, agreeing to the date ana terms for the match. The men will wrestle for purse of S4O,000, said to be the largest wrest- ling purse ever offered in this coun- try.
 This match will decide the cham pionship situation which has been in a confused condition since the war.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-14
FAREWELL DINNER.

Attorney George. F. Mara will be given a farewell dinner at the Bridge port club next Monday night just be- fore he leaves for San Francisco, where he will represent National Chairman Homer s. Cummings in making preparations for the conven- ton there in June. Members of the bar and many others will be present at the dinner.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-14
Name New President
 of St. Louis Club

St. Louis, Mo-, Jan 14-samuel Breadom, an automobile dealer of this city, will, in all probability, be the next president of the St. Louis Ma tional League Baseball club, accord ing to an announcement made by President Manager Branch Hickey.
 Manager Hickey announced that he would resign as president when he signs as manager for the coming sea- son, and at that time he would rec ommend that Breadom be chosen president. The majority of the board of directors have previously stated that they would vote for Hickey s choice for president.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-14
BOGASH TO MEET e
 DOYLE FOR N. B. TITLE

Louis Bogash of this city will get chance to win the Nelter- weight championship of New England when he clashes with Paul Doyle in Boston on Jan. 21. Bogash is & big favorite in Mas sachusetts and he tS s0 get Q percentage of tizo receipts with 8 guarantee that there will be 5000 house.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-14
Major League Gossip

Al Baird, who has been a utility in- released yesterday to the Rochester club of the International League Baird proved himself 8 valuable player at times when some of the regulars were laid up. He is skill ful fielder, but has not yet reached the batting stage which would insure him of a job with the Giants. Last season he played in 38 games and had a batting mark of .241.
 President Harry Frazee of the Bos- ton Red Sox and his manager, Ed Barrow, are negotiating with several clubs for new players to bolster up the Sox. Manager Barrow said yes terday that plans were being laid for deals which wouk involve more than one club, but he didn't expect that any real transactions would be made before the joint meeting of the league in Chicago on Feb. II.
 The Detroit Tigers are not worry ing about Ty Cobb for next season, as the contract of the Georgia Gem still has another season to run. Manager Jennings already has two pitchers, two catchers and an outfie1der under contract. They are Dutch Leonard, Bernie Roland. Ainsmfth, Stanage and Bobby Veach. The Tiger pitching staff will start for Macon, Ga, on Feb. 22.
 The Boston Red Sox will have plenty of opposition at Hot Springs
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-14

and the Akron club of the 1nterna- tionaI League will train there fof three weeks, under it's new manager, Dick HoblitzeN. The three clubs will play several exhibition games during the training season.
 The Chicago White Sox have sdecid- ed on Waco, Tex, as their training camp and the club will go there late in February. It Is said that two members of last years club will not
 be in the lineup next season. Chick
 Gandil and Swede Risberg, the first
 baseman and shortstop, are the two
 who afe slated to retire.
 The Cleveland club is the first
 major league organization to predict that it will win a pennant next sum-
 mer. This Speaker says: '"The
 Cleveland club is sure to be in the
 fight for the pennant next year. If we have the pitching we will be in the fight at the finish. There may
 be some trades made which will help our club. I don't think we will have any holdouts. We all thought we l were going to win the flag last season. and most of us are sure we will win it next season.
 While Colonel T. L. Huston of the Yankees is at Dover Hall, in Georgia, he is making plans for establishing a permanent training establishment for the New York club, which may be tried in 1921. There Is ample room
 on the large game preserve to build a baseball diamond for training pur- poses, and it is within easy reach ot several of the Southern cities.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-14
FRIDAY,

Terry Brooks vs. Shaver O'Brien at Brocton, Mass.
 Willie Corbett vs. Tommy Reagan at Brockton, Mass. Young Gould vs. M. Donovon at Boston, Mass.
 Jim F'ruzze1li vs. Tony. vatlin at Brockton, Mass.
 Johnny Moves vs. Battling Thomas at Berlin, N. H.
 Matt Brock vs. Benny va1gar at Baltimore.
 Willie Jackson Vs. California Frankie Burns at Buffalo. Frank T1llo vs. Eddie Fftzsimmons at Marlboro, Mass.
 Joe Farren vs. Ed Cantor at MarI- boro, Mass.
 SATURDAY. Harry Carlson vs. Willie Jackson of PoiIyu
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-14

Every time the carp breathes i moves 4.36s bones and muscles.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-14

TFhe Soviet Ark is credited with carrying the best menagerie since the days of Noah
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-14

IReadville; August Gil, Hartford; Au-
 gust 13-1S. Syracuse; September 30- October 2, Columbus; October 4-16 lI.axington: October 1923. Atlanta.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-14

Des Moines, Iowa, on January 20.
 Joe Lynch of New York, will not engage in a bout for at least a month His manager Eddie Meade, thinks that a vacation will benefit Lynch who apparently has gone stale from training too long and diligently.
 Ralph Brady will re-enter the ring after lay off of four months, Mon
 day. His opponent will be Joe Tip litz of Philly. Brady's brother will meet Red Mack in one of the six round pre1eminaries. Brady's broth
 CT goes under the name of Young McGovern.
 Johnny Griffiths, the American well terweight who won his first fight over there by a knockout, has been booked
 up for three more fights in that coun-
 try by his manager Nate Lewis of Chicago. His first go will be with a
 fellow named Doyle at Liverpool on January 19, his second fight will be with Radon, the Frenchman, at Paris on January 23, and on January 30 he tackles @ fighter named Crafgs in I a twenty-round bout at London. Both Griffiths and his manager will re- turn to America on February z. Battling Levinsky and Johnny How
 ard will swap punches on the night of January 22. They will come to- gether in an eight-round bout before the Amboy Sporting Club of Newark. Packey Hommey who is now mak- ing comeback has been promised a match with Johnny KiIbane, the l title holder at the Olympia A A. of | Philly inside of a month. Hommey l fought Kilbane ten rounds to a draw l two years ago.
 TODAY'S BOUTS. Abe Friedman vs. Terry Martin al 1 Marieyille, R. I.
 1 Augie Rather of New York vs Mike ] ODowd at Detroit i THURSDAY.
 Kid Michaels vs. Phil Logan a Pittsfield.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-14

The Boston Red Sox will have plenty of opposition at Hot Springs in March. The Pittsburgh Pirates will train there under George Gibson,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-14
THURSDAY,

Kid Michaels vs. Phil Logan a PittsfieId.
 Eddie Morgan vs. Frankie Gala han at Lowell, Mass.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-14
TODAYS BOUTS.

Abe Friedman vs. Terry Martin at Marieville, R. I.
 Augie Rather of New York vs. Mike O'Dowd at Detroit
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-14

Bob Martin, A. E. F. heavyweight cham pion, has recovered from the in 5ury he received in his bout with
 George Chip and is preparing to con- t1nne his ring work Martin has nezn saened to meet Jack Moran ct
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-14

Although Jimmy Wilde cannot ENght in the east, according to his trontract with the International Sport ling Club of New York, the English. Enaan will fight in the midd1ewest- He twill meet Frankie Mason at Milwau,
 kee on January 16. Mason is one 0.
 the leading bantams of the middle west and he is likely to give the Eng
 Hsh champion a good beating.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-14

SATURDAY. Harry Carlson vs. Willie Jackson |
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-13
WILLIAMS TOOL CO.
HAS CHANGED HANDS

Tho Williams Tool Company O. Enc.
Ia, has been acquired hy IN" him Of
Horace W Paw; & 60 ~ Pm" street.
and a syndu'Hir at N"W York amI Vest
crn Pennsylvania bankers, Tn" Will
Jams Co, was formed III i?W2 t" manu-
faCturc the Williamson .pc-thr' aiding ma
chine. which is rcEarded a. lii" stand
ard IN the machine tool trade. |; IS the
purpose Of the new m2u"S' m"Hi pra'-
ticully 10 dOubl" tn" romiauyS present
capacity. which can !c don" villa com
paratlvrly small cash outlay. Fer years
back the Williams TOOL Co.. has h""n
unable to supply Ia" demand Tor ITS
machines. and the problem b"fer" tie
company is net on" 81 sales hu. merely
an incrcas" Of its production /" suppl!
THIS demand.
The authorized capitalization "t the
Williams Tool Go. viii l." '.n".""O
S per cent cumulative preferred stock.
par 500 and &o.uUn shares 80 common
stock. no par value. 81 which -"."""
shares Will he I%Surd. Nf III" 'onIn"n
stock 5000 shares ar ! ...r. - I"i crt-
versions Of preferred Sin'n.
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STOCK MARKET
IS REACT|ONARY

NEW YORK. Jan. l@.-An"ther dcIt i-
eff in clearing house reserves, Sltter
money rates and continued aTS 70
~ p,ibNc support constituted TN - -,
deterrent factors or t"dSS it"NN'E
ESimre o. the United states supreme
court 10 act upon the stock dINiaenu
case and widely carried but uncott'I u
ant Mexican oil properties had sus'Li"
"a severe damage from CarthQuAHS u'S
srIroances provided tho shorts wI'h "'"'
t>-iar 10 deprcSS prices. ,... ,,,-
There were several UeutroI'@!uE ~,
lures, notably the very IaInrao'E V 'ns
nsre statement OF the United Stal.'
steel corporation for December ana 90
couraginG business adN'c"s from Nfjc
ern and southwestern pvtn'S. r:nIt~d
! from the rclattv" ftrmn"sS o. ,n,'eII
} States steel shares. however the "'Et'
oprlents exercise no apparent '~'u
ence. -. roro,ia-
tirns wPrr actively progressing tCr ing
consolidation or Merge Of several -
the secondary steel ana "lu!p'nenl GU,
panjeS. hut these ~" IN ~, -
dcncc in aulhOv'ta;.'" Ih''''"'
clcs. ,.,. almost
r-or, tbr cufSrl.. b.t - VAS nNt un. T..
\ the final hour when cal loans roSS oS
4 successive stages from t"n, - c.s n,,snt
Apcrcent that the selling and C'nSeqNe''
3declines bccam" Gust. general. ,o,,,.
A. ,,suel. there wsr" t"w STOCKS
which Stood Gu, for th":r, cGmpH;Tat .NS
strength. especially ROYAL Dut t,i. ana ana
some Of the less promncn, "i'' 80 as.
sominments Rails also resisted pr
s sIrs hnt trading in that DIVISION, MAS
light al best. Sales amounted -
l.o75. 900 shares. navy
The he bond market presented no ao new
features. apart from a in"ueF bonds and
r ssGh e e slightly. ru, intcrnatio"al$,;
as represented by Anslo-Fre"eh =
were steady 20 firm. go on nno Old
IrriSSS states bonds were unali"red on
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Uarwood Briefs.

Ir aud Mrs William Anderson. OF
Warwnr, avenue. are the proud parents
of n girl which arrived yesterday morn
inr. Both mother and child arc DONG
nicely.
Funeral services for the infant son
or Mr.. and Mrs Kinder was held ycstcr-
DIV afternoon from the family residence
IN South Warwuod. lntermcnt was haue
at MI. Calvary cemetery.
meeting OF the members OF the
IovclanI Volunteer Fire and Protective
association was held last evening. Sew
crol matters pertaining TO the present
fire anparatus WAS taken up and dis
CCsscd
Mrs Thomas Evans has returned 10
br. homo in FairInont after spending
s,.. crAl days visiting friends in Center
MHrwoud.
Mir ami Mrs Thomas Burns have re-
turned TO their horne III cleveland a1ter
spcnIinE several days visiting at the
home Of MIR. and Mrs. Walters. OF Cen
ter WarwNod.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer johnson and ram
ily left yesterday for Akron where thcy
Will Spend several days visiting iricnos
pii relatives.
Several local people had tn" IniSfor-
tune to fall vest crday ou a"rounl OF inc
seriously.
The condition or John Costello. VINO
was injured al The Richland mIn" was
uu,h h.itHr as stated by authorities Al
tho North Wheeling hospital last night
William Eurklc. who has been III
for several weeks. at his h"m" on South
Eiciland avenue. is able to be our.
Herman Burklc. of South Warwood'
WAS reported 10 be resting easily at
the North Wheeling hospital after un'-,r-
going a serious operation.
Mrs. John Slby and family. al
Moundsvillc. arc spending several days
visiting friends in town.
RAYMOND IIichman. of Center war
wood. left yesterday for Washington
Pa, where he will spend several days
visiting friends.
Mrs Charles DeVal. Of West Liberty.
Is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Brinkinicr.
OF North WarwoUd.
A special meeting Of the members or
the Christian Endcavor society OF the
Presbyterian church will be held this
evening at o'clock. Several matters
Of importance will y" taken up at this
time.
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CHICAGO. Jan. -. Hogs, receipts
G5.U00: ,s'Imrt"d tomorrow G".Vpp; l"c
To- &C lower: bulk lA.40 a 1850: top
ll.-i: heavy 1885 ~ 1875; medium
li.io a. II -: light li.i0 a lA10; light
lights lI.Ou a 1880; heavy packing
sows. smooth 49, n lI.15: rough It.-J
q 1913: p,gs 49, HI 1875.
Cattle, receipts "H.u"". estimated to-
morrow "O.Cur: easter: medium ana
heavy weight. choice and prime IS.@I a
IQ.p": medium and good, 1850 a 1917:
common geo 81 HIS: hight weight. good
AMI choice l+.0o u $50: common and
mrdum $50 a 400; butcher catli".
h"jfrr& csc 1t li;i: cows $50 n 1850:
rannrcs and cutters -" a Gdo: va!
calves 1870 ~ 40; feeder S.r"rS 40
{; TO; $loChcr steer: GsJ n lu.,'u.
Sheep. receipts. @%.""0: cstrmr;'d 10.
morrow lJ.OU": strong: lambs - pounds
and down ia Il l?.'"i CGilS .'md r";u.
mon l"TJ a 1915: rM"H. medium "md
good 500 q Zoe; cuIla anal '"mm"n
800 a. $50.
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MARKET
IN Die RALLY

CHICAGO Jan. l@.-Industrlcs and
shippers competed FOR corn today and
rallicd the market from declines due 10
an official warning against price haT-
ards on wheat and flour after with
drawal Of government control The
close was unsettled on The same as Sat
urdays finish 10 : higher with May
l34l, Ia l34"s and July 1875 10 13S,
provisions varying from 9Ir loss To soc
advance
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Directors to Meet

4 meeting Of The directors Of the Re-
lance Hose company OF North Wa
wood Will be held this evening at their
building on Tw"nty-fourth street. Scv-
Cral very important matters pertaining
to the present fire fighting apparatus
will b" considered. An election of off,
GERS for the year will also be held.
IL is requested by the president OF the
company that all directors and members
be on hand this evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-13
ReceiYed LockerE.

Yesterday afternoon two largo set OF
lockers for tn" members OF the boys
and girls basketball teams were recelv-
I'd at tho high school They At once
were installed in the dressing rooms and
will be used. There has been considerable
trouble a. it seems that some person
n,l., been stealing some Of The uniforms
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-13
Sessions Changed.

Tho sessions of the might school un-
der IN. direction Of Prof. Frankhauscr
and Mss Edna IIeizlcr have been chang
Ell 10 Monday and Thursdays and tE"
hours being from to 10. This has been
done as some Of the students could not
Ice present on Wednesday and Friday
nights.
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Home Nursing Class.

Thr regular meeting of the Home
Nursing clas. of Warwood was held last
evening IN the hEh school building
Mrs Susan Il. Cooke. Of Wheeling, - IN
charge of the work. Sh" stated that
much interest j., bci,g taken by the To-
cal ladies' and that it Will be one or the
b., classes which she has.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-13
5eeting Of Missionary Societies.

: iNcctiug Of The mcmhcts Of N" MIS-
siorarv societies Of tn" christian church
VIII he held this evening at the nome
Of Mrs. Roe Several important mat
,.rs will be taken up and discussed in
regards To III. missionary work both
homo and foreign. Following tins
social hour Will he enjoyed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-13
TOLEDO GRAIN.

TOLEDO, Ohio. Jan. l2.-Cloverseed'
prnnr cash 1885; January 1885: Feb
mary "a. 80; March $3.50: April So 5.
March 1850. Timothy. prime cash 1911.
Co.. cash 1918. sos; cash 1919. 6l7 =
January SITE; March 627h1; April and
Nay $50.
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Making improvements.

y number IL students Of the manual
training class we're kept busy yesterday
afternoon Installing the seats in tn"
balconies for this evenings game. =
large screen has been put around the
floor 50 that II is possible for them to
witness the game from the side lines.
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Sewing Circle to Meet

\ r.,..tlug of tho Junior Sewing CIR
80 VII h- E"ld this evening" At i:0V
u'clucn at the homo Of Miss Mary Miner
&C Cru'cr Wlrw"rd. Most or the CIV
l..- viii h" spent in n""dlcwork which
ul,I H.. followed l. VA social time. All
,,r,,,hrrS ar, requested to be present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-13
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. W. Va. Jan. l.. 20.
Reported b" \. +. Masten - Co. mem
sers New York Stock Exchange. SecCha
floor, National BANK OF w. va. BldS.
STOCKS. Bld. ASK
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-13
nRY GOODS

NEW YORK Jan. 12.-Cotton goods
today were active NJ higher prices cot i.
ton warns stronger and rising and
combSd yarns in active demand at high
prices Dressed goods agents were not
ready to accept later business on sta
pies Burlaps wero firm and quiet
MANY iobbers were in these. Retailers
showed a growing resistance TO higher
price levels.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-13
Curb Mining Stocks.
Standard Oh Subsidiary Stock

WHEEL ING. W. Va Jan. lc. 30.
Reported by A. Il. Mastcn u Co., mem
Iers Boston Stock Exchange. SeconS
Cloor, National Bank OF w. Va. Bldg.
STOCKS. BID. ASK
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Jan. -. 20.
Reported by a. l.. MGsteu II Co.. nom
Iers New York Stock Exchange. ScGOnS
Floor. National Bank OF W. Va. kldE.
STOCKS. sd. | Ask.
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Jan. y, 20.
DAILY quotation list Wheeling Stoch
Exchange, compiled for the Intelligcr
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New York Cotton Market

WHEELING. W. Va. Jan. -, 90.
Rcported by A. T.. Mastcn &; c.. mem
3ers New York Cotton Exchange, SeconS
Floor. National Bank OF w. Va. Blds.
Oncn.l High Low. ClOae
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Of tho local players. After these arc
finished no person VIII be able TO set in
bur the players who have keys for their
own locker.
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N Y, STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. w. Va. Jan. u: a. F.
E9sGl$nGSS Co members me Of the New I0rS
s sSsSsH Exc6SngS National Bank R sgn,d
SnS wheciins. ". Va LOUIS + 'o''NN'
Resident lRrlner
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. .Tau. %. 20.
Reported by y. +. Master 4 49,. mem
pers PlttsburEh stock t.N,han-c. S"con'
FLOOR. National Sank OF W VI Bldg.
STOCKS. Ri1 Ask
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cash quotations: corn, No. mixed
not quoted; No mixed l4S q l4SL2 {:
80. yellow not quoted NJ. yellow
I4rl, 6r ISL. oats No. whit" ssh a.
ST.: No. 3 white S3ls m $50. Pork
u"ujnul. Lard "4.l0; rIhs 800 a
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Hazcl-Atlas Glass Cc--Tranafcr books
closed Dec. 10 for 4 - per cent sioCh
subscription right at $4,000.
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JUST CAN'T RESIST.

Mr.. Bryan. who Is now coaxing HIM
sclf L. pc a candidate. feels in his bones
that he Will overwhelmingly
Tribune, -..----,-.----
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; Open High Low Close
STOCKS
Adv. Rumely

----- - ,ot. 4&s,' "a AN
~. RumeIS $3.50 - - liz liz
do. pref ''.,'' t6So III. 4SA 1875
lis Chalmers SfL~ 81 81
neric2n Gan ,S"I, lSqS 1871 l&7 /:
m. Car & 20. 80 - - SiS.r 5l%4
n. cotton ~ .,Ita, mas, NH lll%A
m. In'Sr - ~ % - 20tG
m. Hoe L. ,6i7' lUia 99i2. 99a2
m. LocOtnG;; - iil. 49, ~
N. steer ~ - - g6%4 96:s
m. Tel X H. - 'rf ia ia
N. Wooden 49, - -. ID 50
W. Paper IL. 'h, 80 81. b2L
anaconda Cop. 90 ",- S3% 81
.chlson r. r.. 81. ~" ,f4r.
,iantlc Gu,t . lT6 LOO J." 10y
,ronilaS M!"'S !'r
'fhyyIu l.u.,. o." -. ~ "a 1$
IN. steel "I;'. ~ 'H- -
ain * Ohi.... - -, 49,.
.cok. Rap. IT,. t'". 10
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BUY WAR SAVINGS sTAMPs.-
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! Open High. / Low. Close
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-15
SUICIDE CAUSED BY
FINANCIAL Loss

Nsw yzvs. Oct i5.-Loss cf ?
sgA. coo recently IN a silk deal. ae-
carding 10 relatives Is oelieved to
have been the reason that prompted
Isaac Menaelsoa. aged as 70 commit
1fc lie late iasr niEht in the Offices
~ hss tirm On sAe ninth iiocr ot a
building or East Twenry-third street.
Although the Police and relatives &C
sept the suicide shsory. Investigation
Is being -aza along Other lines Pc
side Eaa body wAS hcstls which
contained u sos aud glass Containing
some os tae poEson-
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MUD[ FIGURE OF WOMAN
SHOCKS WOMAN 1T FIRE
She Telephones Police and Causes
the Arrest Of One: Cause Of
Controversy Was Wax.
No. Human


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