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, 1921-05-21

Joe Mansfield. the Packard distribu.
tor has a sign at the Railroad venue
entrance of the ball park. It is ru-
mored that he first offered to give
a Packard to the first ball player that
hit 1t with a ny ball. He later amended
the offer because he realized that II
anyone did hit II there would be too
long a lapse OF time before the field
ers could relay the ball back to the
diamond.
, 1921-05-21

name Of b company interested In
the pipeline development was not an
nouncod. resulting in associattur Il
with the Ute Petroleum
through the known afffltation OF Mr..
Ball with the latter concern '
The newly formed Ute Petroleum
company. an entirely independent con-
cern. q taken over a large part OF
the holdings OF the Matador Petroleum
company. especially IN b Utah fields.
This MRtador is understood to be The
operating subsidiary OF the Royal
Dutch Shell combine bu the recent
turning over Of a large part OF tbs
holdings 70 the Ute people gives
strength to b rumor that tho Mata-
do might cease operations altogether.
At present some drilling is being done.
notably ON the Quaiey dome. but these
operations are on a minor scale in com
pariscn with h past activity of the
company. II Is defihitely stated that
the Ute Petroleum company Is not a
subsidiary Of the Royal Dutch group.
Mr.. Ban has announced that the
Ute company would assume the pro-
gram of development work started
BIZ the MatSdor. getting under way as
soon Is organization matters have
been properly cared for. Special at
tention will be devoted to the work
In the Uinta basin in Utah. where
an area OF about $4,000 acres was
turned over by the Matador Petroleum
This large acreage. which Is in the
neighborhood of Duchcsne. Is com
posed mainly Of leases on patented
land The Uinta basin is ooked upon
very favorabfy by the Ute people. be
ause the past work done by Mr.. Bal
in this region while he was stu with
the United States geological survey
also on recount OF favorable reports
by others. including C. T. Lupton.
who Is chief geologist for the com
pany Davis. Cline and Jones'
Acreage on six different structures
m northwestern Kansas is also con-
troiled by the Ute Petroleum company.
and on this land n very favorable ar
rangement has been made with the
Plateau OIL company. the latter doing
the drilling at no expense to the Ute
iuterests-
Those backing thu Ute Petroleum
In Rocky Mountain circles. Frank
Erentz OF Denver. former governor OF
oklahomn ard organizer Of the Frantz
corporation and the Plateau on COM
pany: Robert @. Porter. formerly chief
counsel for the Matador Petroleum:
c. T. Lupton. ex-United States geologf
c1 survey. mi formerly connected
With Cosden AZ Frantz interests: r. G..
Taylor. president c. the Glenrock Oh.
company, ard R. K Staley Of Cas-
Per. freasurer of the Royalty and Pro
ducers corporation
, 1921-05-21

A little horse play came yesterday
when Heck lined q grounder at Stat
terry. Joe started to tag Heck as he
czme down tho baseline but the fleet
Laramie third baseman made a bee
sne for h homo plate with Slattery
after him. The crowd howled. but
Umpire welschonce didn't get the hui
NOR of the incident and reprimanded
siattery. "oh. well. jumps have a
, 1921-05-21

DENVER. May 3o.-oetie - Re-
ceipts. 900: market steady. beef steers.
E0s; cows and heifers. ss0f: calves.
si06Ie; stockers and feeders. s607;
bulls. sI0s-
Hogs-Receipts. 500. market steady
at 10 lower. top. $3.50: bulk. ss0s.s5.
sheep-Rccelpts. 500; market lower;
lambs. Ho25411-So; cves ss0e35;
spring lambs. s119r-5o-
, 1921-05-21
Mexican Nine Is
Held Up, Robbed

DOUGLAS. Arix. May 2o.-A ban.
dit held up tho Chispas mine. ono of
tho richest silver producers in the
Sonora district Monday and escaped
with $4,000. The mine is IL miles
south Of Arizpe and below Cananea.
, 1921-05-21

CHICAGO. May 2o.-Close:
wheat-May. $1.5sih; July. s1.2sx.
corn-July. 6o%e: September. ssKc-
oats@uly. 3sxc. September. 4oc.
Pork-May s17.25; July. s17.25.
Lard-Juiy. ss.65; September. s9.os.
RIbs@uly sa.s5; September. s1o.22.
, 1921-05-21

CHICAGO. May 2o.-Potatoes-Re-
ceipts. "a cars; old. steady. northern
white sacked and bulk. s1.oo91-15
cwt.; now. weak: Louisiana long white.
N.s0d2.15 cwt; Texas Triumphs. Sass
$500 cwt.; South Carolina cobbiers,
s7.75GS0o barrel.
, 1921-05-21

CHICAGO. May -2o-ButterSLower;
creamery extras. 26kc; firsts. 2fd
24c; seconds. 17@2oc: standards. 26c.
Eggs-Higher; receipts 1876 cases:
, 1921-05-21

feet Another gas wen drilling at Iron
Creek Is at geo feet. and running cas-
ing ready to shut OF the water sands.
In the Salt crcsk field tho well on
the northwest quarter of section T4c-
rs Is waiting for cement 10 set at the
2.s2o-foot level Tho Spindle Top
well. drilling for Oh. Il reported to
DO at $50 feet and making good prog
rcss-
Sales OF gas have reached . figure
of 10000 900 cubic feet per Gay.
Two new structures. reported to b
~favsrahly formed for the accumula-
ton OF oil and gas have been located
in Sheridan county and II grange
ments now under way are perfected
viii be thoroughly tested this sun-
mer- These structures are. the irst
located within the confines of Sheridan
county that will DO thoroughly tested.
Sheridan Is one Of tho few counties
in the state where on and gas have
not been developed In some guam
uty. ,
One OF the structures Is located in
the vicinity OF Prairie Dog and Cat
creeks. which are Immediately ada
cent 70 Sheridan and the other q struc-
ture OF about 1890 acres due west of
WyolA- Leases are said to nave been
completed which cal for immediate
development OF both felds-
, 1921-05-21

Tribune's giving pretty good base
ball service. Representatives of the
sporting department cover every move
made by the players. The Tribune has
a private telephone at tho baseball
park but would appreciate II It's pa
irons here would gst the baseball dope
from The. office whore II Is relayed on
every important move that is made at
the baseball park.
Fass are asked to get the dope from
the office because there are many
phones which can give better service.
BY calling the ball park tho fan son7e-
times is delayed in getting the number
until the dope is relayed to h office.
, 1921-05-21

Linseed Increased IFS loss TO { points
on news OF h passing OF the dividend
Crucfhls Steel was singled out for
short selling. forfeiting over { potnu-
Steel Foundries preferred Baldwin
Locomotive. ~studebaker. General As
phait Virginia. Carolina Chemical and
Brooklyn Union Gas declined Ia
to aimost 4 points Northern Pacif-
&c Texas 4 Pacific. Illinois Central
and ST. Lou & San Francisco com
prised \ heavier rails. losing 1 to
almost ? points Can money opened
and renewed into next week at ! per
cent.
, 1921-05-21
Tennis Players
In Paris for
Title Matches

PARIS. May :o.-wmiam T. Tlden.
H.; Arnold W. Jones. and the other
members Of h American tennis team
who arrive dhere yesterday to PARTED.
pate In h worlds hard court events.
spent most OF the afternoon finding
lodging in this o~vercrowded city. After
applying u-nsuccessfuily al eight
places. Tflden borrowed shoes from
one player. sweater from another and
racquet from stni another. and In
dulged In an hours fast play on the
Bois Du Bologne courts to change
his luck" he SAID. Late he and his
teammates found rooms.
, 1921-05-21
UTE PETROLEUM NOT CONNECTED
WITH NEW SALT CREEK PIPELINE

Rumols connecting the Ute Petroleum company with the
construction OF the proposed pipeline from Salt Creek to
Casper have recently been dissipated by a definite statement
from the offices of the company. The confusion came from
the fact that Max w Ball. who recently resigned as manager
of the Matador Petroleum company, is connected with both
, 1921-05-21

Guy Hoffman. Of the Rsnners' pitch
ing squad. WIN be known as the pluto
r OF the Midwest ieagus very soon.
Yessir. we are informed from Denver
that he has purchased q Marmon
speedster. Cheap little car. only cost
$500. Guess Guys going to give
his Buick away.
, 1921-05-21

flrsts. soN07fc: ordinary firsts. IS
Gi9c; at mark. 8 Included. 1915
zoo: standards. 1ic-
Live Pouity-UnchanEed-
, 1921-05-21

Money and Exchange.
NEW YORK. May 3o.-Prime No.
camille paper. So Of per cent
ExchangeHeayy: sterling. demand.
ss.s9h: cables. s4.0oA.
Francs-Demand STA. cables ais.
Belgian francs-Demand SIS. cables
STA
Guilders = Demand 35-.5. cables
s5.e5.
LAre-Demand SIS. cables SIS.
Marks-Demand 1.ss. cables Isl.
. Greece-Demand $40.
Sweden-Demand s3.7o.
Norway-Demard 1880.
Montreal. 1o& per sent discount
Time loans. steady; 60 days. 90 days
and six months. 81 per cont
Call money. firm: high. Z: low. Z;
ruling rate. Z; closing bid. s; offered
at .. last loan, Z.
, 1921-05-21

NEW FORK. May .o-Copper-
Firm: eiccfrolytic. spot and near by.
.i3hc. futures. lax 0134c-
Tin-Ffrm; spot and e by. s55-Sos
futures. s35-so.
Iron-Nominai; &c. . southern. ST.
OLA.
Lcad-steady: spot. IS.
zincSouiet: East st Louis delivery
spot s4s5Q4-eo.
Antfmouy-Spot. ss1
, 1921-05-21
Silver.

NEW YORK. May zo.-Bar silver.
domestic. sskc; foreign. 5sSe.
Mexican dollars. 44[c-
, 1921-05-21

Four wells IT nov drilling by the
New York on company two in search
Of gas and two for oil. The well now
going down in the South Casper Creek
gas field has reached a depth of LOO
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POLLOCK ANDWELLS Of NEWELL,
T||RN IN LOW SCORES IN MEDAL
PLAY At STATE GOLF TOURNEY

snr~,al 20 The In'ejliceGccr.
White sulphur Springs, W. "a. ~,
II --T,,iaN.S media. play lctt n" G"'"'
that the ;onrnamHU, o; ~" West 49,
ripj. Col: Association. which ""ElnS 90
r,o-row At white Sulphur Npr.n'>. -.
n. one ~ the first class SH'rHa; "'eH''
Of the season
PLAYING around N a COO erc"z"' WIN
moderated the July Nu3. most o. '"' '".'
rT,.rcd roltr-S wno hIv" arrived 20
s,aya ,hS annual tournament 81 th' So''
a..oc,atic, srent the daT renewing 'n''7
Y,,.,,ance with the eighteen hos"
course.
Many o. The visitors got IN "N"7 ~
v.nk..nd and the res. arrive" eT Sp'''"'
.-los. nigh, r-orr, Various par.S O. -
go \ large delegation coming from
N,I,.,.,,y Hunting o;t. t'l,rrlnat. 'aTNS
,u-y and Charleston having N" ma
-, n. no visitors. Ton cities ~ ~
sta,a will nave representatives ~ ~"
,r,,ifyirg rounds - D. Played '"'n"' 70
80 and Wednesday 70 Gct"rmIn" we
following matches.
r,,ls Pollock % Wheeling turned -
..ore o. IS for cneda. play today. an"
so'ds besides tn" ,hamplonshI2 from ihs
80 tourney tNr - SrSr"S~'F" S'a
.o,s which makes h,:u one "t -" hNe''
,d,d,,es for IN" .1ucc.S his ''En"
o,nar e,,rv who Wi, HS"iy play
.srongh the match = j." "",'S' o'
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Chapter 80 1919.
Mar~ar"' ''':'".> ','.., 90. 49,.
us and thought N",'' ,'">''
coldly l"rAHIs '
cause I rad '";' - .,,1
ing - e."' a"""- ''. 81,
him how .;ni">~'' 80
70 see he vol; ;"T&'' .....,...,y
MIS-. go .,, 49,. .,... s..
gracious "'~ rr",,E ,...., 49,. -.
went OF; .; a'' ~ ~ ..,.n.~.
res: He''"'r , ,,, ,.,..,,.. .Aa.r
Ihei "e'H w '"''''
wraps 49,, ,o,s,a
We had SUPPER ~. ,i.,,.
After supper we "'''''' ,.,.,
get chance = dance 'n'' " 10. 81 $3.50,
owing - N2TEaT": '"N"'' - ,.>,
With hin, and Mas T"a''F y" ~ ,'''
7 couldn't. ~; eH'" ;'h'' ""'" "'
mad" = mo-" e" -" -" "'..
You dane" VIVA ~" =.
Mrs. De I.iS,". AZ" ''",.'S r.Y
my dAa''' N'''"'
II was the 'aS| nd
or course ""'''" &c, f,,.,-;
with jack tndNr"''H ~ A.4
They were all good cancer 49,
only danced ON" "''A N'''n S'''''0
have ""l'y'" 'HN>'.' '.'"''H .,.,
After We r"'.a"" our '"'" S"'''
or =. 49,, ,,,csd
~ was 50 sorry n"s 90 navy "'''''
~
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Newell. former captain az N" Ylic Col"
team Wells turned n he hes medal
~.'-" ;.,&av. with !nw 90 -. mok!fs hun
a tasfor % DC r""koucd with n Ia"
contest.
So Ear nc weather is ideal. and with
= I'm" fed % entries and golf cours"
n superb condition the tourney prom
SEES = SportSm%rhhe exhibition for tn"
next ~" day.
The executive CoUIrrit'cr met tonight
- appoint a tournament committee OF
three members
The West v:rC.ra professionals will
: adjudicate all dispute. Draws viii L.
made tonight ais" tor pairs playing n
qualifying rounds.
The visitors and thor wives az!
! friends a-e having a. extremely hH~>
soc.a, session. EoJw"er gil,r"s May
! 4 nr"-r and dances ar" or 'Nc cai"uLa :
Q; The week and No Whit" has h""a An
, unusually busy place sine" their ar
! r:!;,..
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This morning. upon arrival "t mo
body from Washington. ID. G.. A. aHHul
10 20 o'clock. funeral services Will D"
hold from the M"ndcl funeral home t"r
Miss Anne Carey "l.iili"' Garter "h'
died at her HON" in Washington SaIur'
day afternoon. Rev. jacob friN!nRhH"h'
rector Of 81. lukc's j. l.. churrh' WIZ
m riatc and intcrment VII be made ~
,r.rrwood cemetery. MISS Carter.
=. .,-,r resident of Wheeling. was Il Sis
e. o. pr. Alfred Carter.
whc following VIII act As PAIL bearers.
= Whitaker. NJ H C",'il. William
Carnahan ami A!rxand"r Pd"Erat.
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81 don't see Why your Should al""
hose con lmptiveS 70 20 around "i'A
other re, It's really the most dread
cul disease IN tho world and rs INC
one that = given The least conSihrra-
:ioE, - L seems anyway. Now DOCTOR.
7 know tina: you are not maker Oh
iaw. hut YOU can give this letter some
consideration anyway. | suppose
qhouldn'; write thus hut TIE seen :"
much Of life that / really feel tina; !;
: my duty to write. So I'm writing
his with Eooi VIII hoping that II
VIII help nr as wei as others.
Ansgcr--A careless consumptivr NAV
srrcad the disease by means "f ms
sputum. but tho careful consunpiiro is
harmful! 70 nobody Contact win th'
consumptive must he intimate. frequent
and prolonged before III" discaS" ran he
contracted from him. A.t'r 20 wears or
prom rarda 'hn public has wh".r !"'
~ co7r",, know .edG" :" absorb a""n'
, VIVA. v.,u rightly '"-rN N" nos "r":'f'
~, disease n :hc world and. ! W. add
one Of the mos: durable.
7 am. indeed. not n !awTAk"-. Fu'
, II in NV present job could rightly m
form NY fellow beings on the Suhl""'
! q, tuberculosis. 50 that Key WON'T
really TAX" notice and ac' ac""Td'nE.y
7 would hr doing better 'haN h"ir'hE
70 max, any laws. For we Ar" dem
! oC-acy IN which 10 iaw amounts "
ehuckv that has no public spirit L
back i.
II lnwryc-. were lawnak"r
would put through law pr"V"ntn!
your marrying cnnsumpt!re i~h'"f
vop state is your intenttonl until tw'
years after ;he cure Of his disease.
Like yourself mean al THIS YER!
kindly and In the hop" OF being h"!niu'
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
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morning NJ IN o'c!O"k from IN" home 81
his dauChtcr-!n-!aw Mrs Dora Go" l.
No. 100 Seventeenth street. i"r the la''
Jacob Good, aged c.. who died follow
ing long illness Rev. W. II. FirIdS.
pastor Of the First Christian church.
Will oTiciatc and intcTmcnt Will lie TA"":
at Cameron. W. Va Mr., Good wax
veteran ~ the Civll war and was re-
tired farmer.
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CARPENTER IS
SIGNED Up FOR
COMING BAT TIE

New York, July Il.-Goorges Car
p.n.ier today signed contract TO
defend his worlds ugnt-heavy-
weight championship during octo-
Der. HIS opponent Will be selected
later. tho agreement reading that
tho French boxer shall meet any
ught-heavywe1ght named by Rick
ard.
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r,t,er, 36tl IS shown In this Illus
,-.,ion II "a cut in : Sizes: 2t.%6. ~
9n, 80, "a and rs inches waist n''"S"'
oS ,nch SIZE requires 3as yards OF -
.nch r0atcr!al.
Tyivl mohair, serge. tr!colette, linen.
.h.r,unr wolfe, taCctn and satin could
=. uacd for this mode. Tho width ~
,ha ylir, ot the foot IL about AZ YARDS.
n,ttcrn Of this illustration n1il"d
- ,nr address on receipt Of l2c in
SILVER or stamps
49,, ,,rrc and address plainly. Send
- .s,ts 70 Intelligrncer Office Wheel
inG. ". Va.
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Charleston W. Va. July u Regular
warrants amounting 10 36n.1il were al
owed during the period from July
1920 n June 20 1921. BY ihc state
auditor. according 70 figures compiled
hy H. r IcCrc'. auditor of accounts.
These warrants included overhead OK
prnsrs ~ all stint" institutions and tho
sum was declared by Mr.. LiEgctt 10 b.
he largest yet recorded in tho history
IF the state. During the same period
the auditor allowed claims under the
workmcn's compensation law amounting
20 s5s6l0
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s, years Rev. James Mcase Potter. OF
1.,n,r Memorial church. will official.
,rL f,,ernen, will be made in Vest
:. .h"r:y cemetery.
prc"a I'D was one 81 the rrorln"nN
retired farmers OF the west LInrFN
district and was wei! known throaS"'".
this section. having been porn aHu
reared in this vicinity.
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ny wr,s. and y. course had medical
attention T. vas in sling Tor TWO
weeks. after IT." Sp!:nis were removed
my hand las remained swollen ana
nrac,;caI.y useless. |an you advise me
NJ some method I" cure this, or relleFe
the pain which IS very bad at night:
AnSwcr-Siassage Is useful! An y
raw picture should be taken 10 deter
mine 4 the bone has been properly SET
\ fracture usually takes six weeks 10
heal.
4 SERIOUS DISEASE
Can you give IN" som" information
regarding IL" disease "NEloio Lucke-
moi know II = a blood disease
Is i, absolutely incurah.c? What Is the
direct cause and Shat type or people
nrr yusccpt!bic 70 il? Ia Their" any 20
! ,nr for tho nat!ent ard how 'oAG AZ
,,roxtmatc:v. docs the sufferer live? Any
Other information YOU can give Viii ne
, very much appreciated.
/ Answrr--You probably mean mFe!o'
genous lnura+na. The cause ~ Toy
! Known. Recovery should not h" con-
! sidorcd hopeless. Many afflicted die IN
/ two or three years.
HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE
viii taking white mustard seed. ono
leaspnonful after meals !nJure 4 woman
I who is Old and rad high blood pressure:
Sha takes Il for gas on the stomach.
Ar.wrr-.Smch treatment Will increase
Tho already high pressure. VIII NH!
wha. IS good for your stomach y you
W., rcrrat request and send a stamped
sr!f-.ddr sscd envelope.
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STATE HOUSE ;

Charleston. " Va. July III. A
Jackson. has hecu named stats librarian
Succeeding GENERA! benjamin II. ONley.
according =" e vacation "rdcr recently
mad" ~ tho Supr"r" Court jackson
has been connected wi'h the supreme"
,nur, Cor several years. and also. served
49, assistant librarian.
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OBITUARY
Pred g. W urStsr.

Funrra, services will be held Wcdnes-
DAY aftcEunn ~ o'clock from the late
home. SEQ Main street for Fred {. Wur-
stcr. 20. who died Sunday midnight fol-
lowing an Illness extending over three
months. Deceased was on" OF the pioneer
residents Of OHIO county and WAS The
son ~ the Late John a. and May
Rcntschirr WurStcr. For ton years he
had hrcn employed at the Ohio county
lnrrmary as cook. six months az" he
resigned his position owing Ia III
hcalth. Rev W. II. Fields will he ~
,hArr" Of services and intcrment will
take place ~ Mt Wood cemetery.
SurylI:nl; NJ Wurs'"r are his two
sons, Fred ~ In city. William. or
S,ruhcnrIl." aHl oro daughter. MIS-.
William Gibbs az IN" South Sid" In sd
T,,.,r thor" arc ;hrcr Eist"~" Nt@""T
ill.,. md Emma and Mr.. Mary E"";-
sch!"r ana one rr2nd"hild.
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(ha,'cs,ur " Va. Ju,y H. !" II.
Irtu--. .,,cutjv" secretary ~ the
state. U"arI "r Ch.Idrer's Guardians
announced r,C-u;iv that tn" ,hildr"n's
Home n El~ins has received : children
f~or, on" county and !" from another
during n" last ten days Many haN"
ben received trn'n other counties. a''".
10 said. TIC Increase In commitments
Mr. Iu'ra,r declared. WAS du" "a m"
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rhIs afternoon at three o'clock. from
tho home II his daughter Hrs. J. ].
ErsIcy. on Bethany ike. fGnera! scrN-
I,.s ,v,T he hold for ,hn late James !.
cn,,,b who died Sunday d, N" aSe or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-12

Az inquiries addressed - ny. Hupcr
:, care Of he "iIeA.ih Talks" depart
mont viii b. Am-w"r"! n thc'" co u'1h'
{, ,hc;r ,u-r. This requires consider
ahic tine. however. owing I" me EFeaS
number rcre:,rd. So r. personal ny
ou:cke- raulv IS desired. stamped ana
sclc-addrr>sed envelope must he en-
CLOSED w:.h the qucs;soH.--Tnc Editor.
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IT. help you save "a the mission 81
TntelNEenccr Wan, ADS
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business depression and 'ncldrn'ai u''-
empioymcn; situation.
For the same period tho Home mas
placed 81 children. the secretary added
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CharIcs,o1 w Va. July IL N"E"t!a-
lions for the sale IF The new stat" roan
bonds authorized bv the last legislature
have been started ~ State Treasurer W.
: johnson. Tho nrSt bloc. amounting
to $50 600 was sold 20 John ~ ho"ne'
81 Bcrk'cy. formerly of FAyette county
Tho bonds are free from ieoerA' an"
state taxes and pay five per cent An
nounccmrnt OF the initial sale or the
bonds was made m Connection win inc
monthly Nnanria! statement showing
halter condition than on the first Of las
month. Tho state fund. general revenue
which was down ~ 2oo.il3.5l on June !.
wns increased BY tl7;.77672. The cash
balance on July was 3l9o@9023.
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Cha rlcs,on. W. Va. July IL Through
a s7rc!al arrangement between the Ba :
,:rnorc 4 Ohio railroad and thr State
I,erartmcnt Of Agriculture. market pro-
Nuro along tho Ohio river vii! he Trans
ported I" PITTSBURGH IN n special veg
c:ai.lc train. ii was announced recently
nv lanes II. Stewart. Com missioner 9:
Agriculture" The train will run daily.
according 20 tho announcement. Leav-
ing kcnOva at 4. n. Tho train will ar
ri,r ~ parkcrshurs about r. m. and
connect with :hc Pittsburgh special
leaving T'arkrrshurg \; ESQ = m. and
arrives n, Pittsburgh early the next
morning.
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Charleston. W. Va. July 1l.-Gold
medals for the best essays on FIRE pro
vcntion IN the state Will hr presented 10
ruriis in the schools during the coming
scncstcrs according to plans being
formed by state Fire Marshal {. L.
Topping. The Airs, ""urs" IN the STUDY
II IRE prevention will begin IN Septem-
be-. First. second and third prizes
viii be awarded according - Mr.. Top
rinc's program. and II is possible that
, cold medal VIII ", offered for the best
,qsoy in each congressional district.
Prominent educators will be selected as
hedges OF the manuscripts
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| HEALTH Talks
By John B. Huber AiMMD
PHILOSOPHICAL
PHTHuHOPHoBIA
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"Don't nut off that hing until the storm is at hand
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Good Rites.
Funeral services WI! bc held this
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QUESTIONS AND AFSWE:
FRACTURE

Last February fe'I and fractured
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East Pan Handle Apple
Crop Only 80 Per Cent

CHARLESTON. " Va. July - Tn"