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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-07
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago. July G.-(U. S. Bureau or
Markets - Cattle Receipts. 1000 head.
Active. Beef steers. steady 10 strong:
ton maturci steers. $1O.25; top year
Ing 5000: hulk beef steers. SS.65M
eS.. butcher she stock. steady; Gamers
weak. bulls. steady 10 strong; calves
closing % cents to 20 cents higher:
storkere. eteady: bulk butcher she stock
t5.25T7.5O: bulk Gamers and cutters'
s?QOT275: bulk veal calves, sS.7! a
o.o5: bulk bologna bulls, s469J 4's';
ror, good sausage bulls az $500
Hors-Rcccirts. 9T.0O0 head Nr"n-
'ur u 10 - cents advance on higher
nni Hight butchers: closing with carly
rdyancr lost. or steady with Wcdnes-
dav. mixed ana packing grades. steady
to - cents lower. Early top. Sll.VO'
practical tor $1,000: bulk. $3.50 a 1920
SINNERS took about 1000: hoId"ver I'D
eral. p,gs weak to lower.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head. LAMBS
- cents to 30 cents higher. Ton ma
t!ves, sI2.S5 to city butchers. <!". D
straight To hackers. bulk around SlS.6o'
light sorted cul's. mostly s1.ho ~;
no westerns here. sheen. strong: hest
handy weight fat ewes SI.@3 n ''5"' re"
extreme heav!es below SJ.hnN.
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Braxton and Marion
Property Assessments

Special Dispatch to The Intelligenoe.:
Charleston. w. Va, July 6.-rhe as
sessed valuation Of real estate and per- :
sonal property in Braxtop county this
year is SIG .267. and the property val
uation in Marion county Is 36s,162.42s.
according to figures received today by
Walter s. Hallahan. state tax commits
sioner. from tho assessors OF thsse
counties
Personal property in Braxton Do
creased Sass under last year. the
figures for 1929 being $4.222,T. The
real estate assessment this year IS
;l1,922.054. an increase over 1921 OF
;2,545,700, or 26 per cent. The net
gain was $1.99S.246.
The valuation this year in the city
Of Fairmont IS $26,S2o,7s5. Tho figures
for tho entire county are: 1921. 49,
I7S1.446: 1922. s6s.152.442: increase $i4,-
37o,s76.
The assessment valuation by DISTRICTS
lin Marion county this year is ~ fol-
lows:
Warrington. ;l2,ssssso; Grant. 3s.-
22l.667: Paw Paw. $7.524,47o: Lincoln.
Winfield. $2.2o7.975; Union.
Is7,797; Fairmont. $24,622.715; city Of
ralrmont $2S.S20.775.
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BENWOOO
Dtxtes Play.

The Dixie club light semi-pro team
will play the Mozart club team Sunday
on the South South Benwood grounds.
This game was scheduled for some time
ago but owing to q misunderstanding
was postponed until a future time. The
game will start at 3 o'clock sharp.
Funeral Today. ,p
The funeral of Mrs. Mariana Gra1t-
ano Of 1548 Division street. will be Aald
at the st. Johns church this afternoon
at o'clock. The services will DO In
charge Of Father Hensley. Intar4aent
in the Mount Calvary cemetary. The
late Mrs. Centrons died at her homo
Wednesday. Cooey d Bentx, undsrtak-
crs Of Benwood will DO In charge OF
the funeral.
Ker1tss Entertained 80
Tho members Of tho Kerry Klub an
tertained a number Of friends At their
camp in the Narrows Last evening.
Dancing was the principal diversion Of
the evening. :...,s
Entertain Sunday.
The members Of the Bachelor club
will entertain a number Of young people
at their camp. at Powhatan, Sunday.
Although the Bachelors were lAteA in
opening their camp this year owing TO
the repairs that had to be made they
arc making up for lost tme now. Tho
many friends that have vtSited the
camp this year express their pleasure
on these occasions.
Ferries Entertain Sunday.
The members Of the Kerry Klub Will
entertain a number OF young people
from McMechen, at their camp in the
Narrows south Of McMechen, Sunday.
The Kerries have had a number of
friends from here as their guests at
their camp at different times and all
look forward to th\0 occasion with
much pleasure. Dancln and swimming
will take up the day.
Little AetivityN
Little activity has been shown 1t tho
shops Of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad
since the men went out on strike last
week. Only the foremen and officials
Of the company have been on hand To
prepare the trains for the road. c. Il.
Gorsuch was visiting the shops yester-
day inspecting the condition Of the
place which he found very orderly.
Benwood Briefs.
TIE Dixie club team will hold their
practice on the South Bcnwood grounds
this evening.
Charles Deityeiler NJ South Wheeling
was a business visitor in town yester-
day.
r. n. Ritter was a business visitor
IN town yesterday.
Mrs. Polly Welch of Columbus IS Wis
iting relatives on High street.
Mr.. A. Slokum ~ Moundsvi!le was 4
business visitor IN town Yesterday.
One drunk was arrested yesterday ny
Officer Tyson and lodged IN Tho city
lookup until his condition was more i'm
proved.
Mr.. and Mrs. = r. Conway ~ No-'h
Renwnod returned hom" after visit
with friends IN Cambridge. q.
Frank Mills OF Columbus Is spending
few days here on business.
George Henderson Of Pittsburgh Wa
a business visitor IN town yesterday.
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PRODUCE MARKET
Wheeling. W. Va. July s. 90.
GEORGE ELLIS 4, SONS co
PITTSBURGH PRODUCE.

Pittsburgh, July Gu. s. Bureau
Markets. -Butter: Creamery, western
prints 439&2hc; tubs 4l84l4c pei
pound; Pennsylvania and Ohio. tubs $40
s7h no per pound.
Eggs, fresh select 2Sc. current re-
celpts 2BG26c per dozen.
Choose. full cream 2OG2lc per pound.
Potatoes. per barrel, No. / V!rginias
S4sOR475: North Carolina $3.T51400:
cd stock Names $50 pound sacks No. |.
81 90 per sack.
Onions, CALIFORNIA; standard Crates
No. whites Se.26gs50; home grown
per pundle OF one dozen punches Is q 2Oc
Apples, busher baskets, No. | Trans
parents, Illinois. Sl.T5g225; Delaware
and Maryland $l.T582.00; barrels. New
Yorks. No. I Baldwins. $4.oo96.0o.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York. July f.--Fore'gn exchange
heavy. Great Britain. demand i.+4.
cables it4l4 6"-day bills on banks
4.42. France. demand 7.9si2, cables 100.
italy. demand 4t0ia. cables Al. Bel
rlum. demand 1864. cables ~; Ger
many. demand 21%, cables .clE; Hol-
land, demand 1855. cables $3.50; Nor
way, demand 1870: Sweden. demand
25gS. Denmark, demand 2l.10, Swltzer-
lnrd demand 1905: Spain. demand
,5Go. Greco. demand $50: Poland. de-
r,snd or. Czccho-Slovak!a. demand
OF. Argentine. dem7rd 26l2: Brazil.
demand l3.75: Montreal. %. Us
CLOSING rates were: Great Rri'ain.
demand LAG. cables i.i47.. fo-dav hills
on banks At2&: Franco. demand SOS.
cables So5r4 Rc,r'"m. demand 80.
cables T2ri. lro,,o"d demand $3.50.
c,hlca 2se5; frcoro. demand 2.S5.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-07
JUNE COPPER SALES

June sales OF copper. foreign and
domestic, are estimated ut around 49,
900. 900 pounds by interests In close
touch with the industry This reflects
the lct-up in buying that has been no
,iccablo recently and compares with
900 OOO 600 TO 10000. 900 pounds sold in
MAY and 40 GOO.0O0 In April. The Cop
ncr Export association and indepcnd-
cn,s. II IS believed. shipped abroad last
month between 10000 900 and 10000 600
mounds On tho basis Of the 1un" est!-
mate total sales for the second quarter
Of 1922 were in the ncighborhond Of
4SO. OOO. nnn pounds. or an average rate
or GO Onn 600 pounds month.
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MEXICAN PETROLEUM

shares # tho Mexican Petroleum
Company. which recently rose in 4 sem
sational advance Of more than % points
to 20+Lg and have since lost more than
half that gain. will soon be dropped
from the lis, of securities dealt in on
the Stock Exchange. II present piar-
Of directors are carried out.
These plans. according TO reports in
tho hnan iol district Yesterday. pro-
vid" for the exchange Of MEXICAN Pc
trolcum shares for thos" "r tho Fan
American Petroleum and Transport
Company on the basis "f n shares Of
the latter stock for one share Of Mex
PCte."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-07

The cleveland. Cincinnati. Ch!'aEo &
ST. Louis Railways uci income last year
was slightly less than 90 per cent of
the 1921 net, whom government guar
anty and compensation during N" eight
months Of the latter y"ar arc taken into
consideration. Nc'. after All charges
was $".92H goo or 81. nnr cent on the
common stock after dcductinG diVid-
ends on tho Urct"rr"d. compared with
s5.SSS.7o0. or Has per cent n l9@o. On
tho basis of actual operations. how
ever. tho 1870 income was CTua! to
only l26 per cent on TIA" common stock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-07
IN THE ARGENTINE

Buenos Ayres, July 1.-THE month OF
NAV witnessed some slight Improvement
in general conditions In the Argentine
Republic. and a brighton tone than has
prevailed for many months was risable.
EXPORTS OF grain. wool and hides were
well sustained. and the pastoral indus
,rv brightened considerably under tho
Influence of higher prices and some de-
gree of r!rmncss In the mea; market
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NEWS OF BUSINESS
CHILE COPPER

The Chile Copper company reported
n deficit, after all charges. for the FIRST
quarter OF 1922 amounting 70 $l.lOS,lVi'
compared with loss for the fourth
quarter last year of Sl.l3L.S62. Max
ing UP tho deficit for the March quarter
was the sum OF s724.S$7 for deprecia-
ZION. This is a book entry item and Is
computed on time basis. regardless or
production or sale.
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DRY GOODS

Nrv York, July 6.-Tnab''ty 70 sta
hIl!ze cotton goods prices IN harmony
with tho rise IN rawsmaterIals led TO
quiet market today. Agents advanced
prices alowly. hut were able 10 mako
much progress until the speculative
markets becor1e Etcad!"r.
Yarns w~r~ held nv apin7ers NJ much
higher rr'res 'hn1 'Nev brought IN The
markets Raw SILK was steady ara
on!At. Wool goods openings for spring
attracted attention.
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EAST BUFFALO LIVESTOCK

East Buffalo. y. 7. July 6.-Cattle' re-
ceipts 100 steady.
Calves receipts 200; 10 cents higher'
S .o019.75.
Hogs. receipts 1900; strong to 10 cents
higher: heavy ll.26 "a l1.Sb; mlHeo lI'o'
@ll.50; workers.. light workers. ana pigs
II 5o. roughs 900: stays 5.0o96.oo.
sheen and lambs, receipts 400; lambs
ond warnings so cents higher; lambs
6 o0G140O. warnings 5.00a10.00.
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BUTTER AND EGGS.
TOLEDO GRAIN

Toledo. O., July 6.-Wheat--Cash.
s1.I7; July, Sl.1655, September. Sl.lSi3 /;
December, Sl.20R.
Glover Seed- Prime: Cash. $1,000:
October, 5000: December, $iNH0
hlAke-Prtme: Cash, slI.-5. AGEus'.
49, 90: October. sll.25.
TImothv-LPrtrne Iasn - 50. SeT
,ornber, S3.oo; October. $500.
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rAcToRY RESUMES

Putnam, Conn. July Tho Morse
Cotton Mills OF the Nightingale group
will start work tomorrow morning, ar
ter being idle nearly year Several
OF the Kilungly mills also are increas-
ing their output and all of the mills
in the county that were running on
shor, time will start in full tomorrow.
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Low,

Wheeling Steel Corr. pfd. "A'--Trans-
cash dividend. payable July |.
Wheeling Steel Corp. pfd. "N'-Tranr-
fer book close June IL. for "A per
cent cash dividend. payable July |.
Wheeling Match CO.--Transfer books
close June 20 for Il per cent cash dlVl-
dend. payable June /.
Fostoria Glass Co--TranSfer books
close June ID for 4 > per cent cash divl-
dvnd. payable June 80.
Wheeling Fire Insurance Co.-Trans-
fer books clos" June 90. for sem j.
annual per cent cash dividend. payable
July J.
Marland oil Co-TranSfcr books close
August al. for cash dividend OF 81 q
share payable Sept. 30.
Hazel-Atlas Glass Co.-Transfer hooks
close July II for a 2 per cent cash divi-
dcnd. payable July 30.
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SILK GLOVES

SIX glove manufacturers report bus
ness as improving slowly. Statesmen for
summer lines are said 70 be farinE much
better than month ago. Although re-
.tailers continue TO use caution IN p'ac-
ing orders, with the evident purpose or
carrying small stocks. 4 craving con
sumner demand has operated TO shorten
their buying Intervals.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-07
STEAMSHIP RATES

Comparison Of steamship rates on
commodities in the transatlantic routes
decline in the latter IN many instances.
on January and July ! show marNed
The reduction IN transportation costs
has not been uniform, bat has ranged
generally from 10 TO 80 per cent IN
the six months.
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RuBRERS

Manufacturers Of rubbcrs have on
tered the autumn season Win "ontl-
dence. The fact that advance orders
from retailers arc coming IN slowly has
not depressed their spirits. They be
lieye that retailers stocks are at low
cbb. although merchants ar" buying
sparinEly, with evident desire 20 con-
tinue 10 carry small supplies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-07
SILK HOSIERY

Tho movement of SIX hosiery INTO
distribut!vc channels continues umd'-
min!shed, according to manufacturers
Statesmen visiting retailers are turning
in good orders. Retailers are not buy
ing indiscrim!nately. but arc ordering
frequently in small quantities.
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aurrER, EGGS, CHEESE

New York. July 6.-Butter weak; re-
ceipts 5O.12O creamery higher than e1 o
tras S7%d3Sh; creamery extras "
score) 37h, cents do tirsts 'SS 10 -
score) s4GS7 cents.
Eggs irregular, receipts 5s,45S; New
Jersey hennery whites. extra lancy
candled, selection 46 cents: state. near
hy and nearby western hennery pro"hs
extras 33G38.
Cheese. firm; receipts 1o.565; s.a.e
whole milk flats fresh average run -0*
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CALL MONEY

New York. July Call money nrme,
high s; low ~; ruling Az ciosins niu
s; offered at 81: last loan .. can ,oans
agains. acccptances ga Ilhe ioans
steady: sixty days four; y" Gays OF
r0ontbs ~ Prime mercantile paper
nav
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NEW ENGLAND

EuS'"u. Luly e business activity in
New England during June was about
on Il par with that of May, or slightly
better. according to tho July review
issued by the Federal Reserve Bank
hrrc. covering conditions In the LIST
Federal Reserve District.
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rrrsnuRGH LIVESTOCK.

pittsburgh. July 6.--HoEs.. receip os
, son higher: heavies sli;l6q la,zS
law law vnrkers s1l.5O@ll.6O; light YORK
rrs and pigs sll.40 l1.45: ooodv
sheep and lambs. receipts 9oV;s $50 70.
sheer $3.50: lambs SiZ,1 ~ e"'''
CENTS I5O: steady; top SOU.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. July 6--Tud:c1t!oNs or great
or likelihood that the Spring crop would
beat the. hlaCkruSt led To lower prices
in the wheat marh"i today. Closing
quotations were unsettled. - cents to
cents down. with September $ill1s 10
- and December LIZA 20 =. corn and
oats both lost /. to T.: cent and pro-
visions 5 to 10 cents.
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LIBERTY BONDS

Ncw York, July 6.--LihertF go
s1o0.t4: first ~ sloo.2t; hrst ~ 80 >;
,In0;a: second IH's. Nools: mn"
as. s1o0.1s: fourth AIS, Sloo'fV' VIZ
.ory IA's. s100.52.
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N. Y. COTTON MARKET

wheeling. w. Va. July ., %.
Furnished The lpteiiigenrer by A. ".
hasten G. Co. members New York Stoch
Exchange. Second floor National Bans
II W. Va Bldg
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BONDS
Total sales sS2.soo shares.
STANDARD on
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

wheeling. ". Va. July 6. "a.
Furnished The lntelllGencer by A. e
HRsten 4 Co. members New York STOCK
sxenanEe. Second floor National Banb
AZ w Va RldE.
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CRUDE on.

81 t~i.- Tviv f---Tred!t balances
e 80. runs 50 SIS: average 20.594, sh!p-
mcnts 6l.lsS; average 26.5lL
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N. Y. CURB MARKET

Wheeling. W. Va, July :.
Furnished The Intelllgencer by A.
Nnsten 4 Co. members New YORK Stocs
~ change. Second floor National Bans
NJ " Va Bldg
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Wheeling. W Va. July 6. %.
Furnished TIE Intelligence by A +
Aasten & Co. members New York stool
Exchange. Second floor National Banh
81 W. Va Bldg
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Open. High. Low. Close.

Cash quotations.;
S114i2 0ll5A.
Corn--No , mixed 6iA mG4&a"; NO.
yellow GAN q Csc.
Oats-No. . white 3Sil W4l'.c; No. 3
white 36la q soc.
Pork--Nominal
Lard-sl1.O7.
Ribs-S11.25 Ql2.O0.
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N. Y. STOCK EXLHANCE

Wheeling. W Va July s. =.
rurn'sned The ln:ellisencsr ty a
Gasten & CO.. member New IolH SSoss
Exch]nSe, Second floor Nationa! Sana
a. W Va. Bldg. -
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Wheeling. ". Va. July 6. &c.
Furnished The lntelE gencer by a. z
Hasten, & Co. members New York STOCK
Exchange Second floor National Rana
~ w Va Bldg
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LOCAL STOCKS

Wheeling. VI Va. July s. '22.
Daily quotation list Wheeling Stoci
Exchange Compiled for The lnteIh'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-19
OPS 5 81 gjl'!l!!])l1ll!!\1,g)
In five minutes
Indigestion
Sourness
.Pape S Diapepsin > ends
Gases
Acidity

Tapes piapcpsim' relieves stom-
ach distress IN i've minutes. You
don't want slow remedy when your
stomach Is bad-or an uncertain ono
or Il harmful ouc--your stomach is
100 valuable; You mustn't iujurc il
with drastic druCs. Panc's DIapcpsin
is noted for its speed in giving relief.
It's harnlessnoss. it's certain action
in regulating sick. sour, gassy stom-
achS.
Keep this perfect stomach doctor In
your homc-kcep IL handy-gct q
large siXty-ccnt case from any drug
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-19
MARTINSVILLE

Special To The Times Dispatch.I
MAltTlNSNlLLE. VA, March IS
Mrs. L.. &. ciaybrook. of Harrisonhurg.
va. Is the guest of Miss Kate Brown.
Miss Hope Gravely left last Tues
day Tor trip To Richmond and Balti-
more.
DR., J. NJ. Shackclford spent Sa,ur-
day In Roanoke.
James Mullins. of New York. spent
last week end with his mother. Mrs
NJ. NJ. Mullins.
Mrs. L. y. Barbour spent last week
end in Lexington with her son.
Charles s. Barbour. who is IL V NJ. l.
cadet.
Mrs. j. Il. Sparrow, who has been
visiting relatives in Culpcpcr. Va.
and Washington. returned home last
week.
Mrs. O. u. Ford entertained the Lit
"rary Club "Wednesday afternoon at
her home. on Church Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-19

store ond then if Won should cat
something which doesn't agrcc with
YOU II what y"u cat lays like lead.
i'inl"uts and sours and forms uas:
causes headache, dizziness aud nau-
sen: quotations Of acid ana undi-
t'Sicd irod-rcmcnhcr AS soon as,
Fapc's ipiapcrSin comes in contact
VITA the stomach al! indigestion van
iSh"S. 1T Is ihr most efficient ant
a''h Enown-the certainty and ease
With which It overcomcS stomach ana
ntG"Siivc disorders is a revelation to
thos" who Try it.--Adv.
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JUDGE THOMAS y. GRAHAM AND
SAYS, TELL THEIR OWN STORY.
Nv Gene to,,n.

by Gene Cohn.
SAN Francisco. March lS.-It's
all lin the way she does her hair."
Superior Judge Thomas /. Graham.
famed divorce court mediator. who
has won the title OF tho great recon
cier." has concluded. after Il CON
siderable amount Of experimental
ton, that considerable oi Il woman $
character is betrayed by the partiCu-
lar way her locks are arranged.
lie finds that he can almost in
rarinbly predict the part u woman
sitting in his courtroom will play in
q particular divorce action
And here is his general schedule of
how the hair bctrays the type;
Spit curls-Iierc H. the Jazz lady
Chances arc the spit curl wasn't
IN evidence when SHE started ju.aing
around. but WAS acquired as a mat
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ter of course. It's TO he found about
cabarc;S ana wherever the jazz bands
play. inciincs /" nappcriSiu. Mighty
ana very likely Ia he tho defendant
III a divorce action involving incon-
stancy.
Eobbed-Accompaui short skirts
cigarettes. smocls. tam ~ shautcrs.
Bohomianism-all Sn-callcd modern
girl sort of thing. Indication Of "ad-
Nanccd thought" uitramodcrn the
cries.
Mona I-isa-rhe kind with hair
parted trinity in middle ana falling
III sleek order over the ears. SHE'S
IN" career hunter''--thc lady seek
ing her soul. Seemingly dcmure ~
generally not umIovc!y.
Ear Mums-Iikcly TO have had too
much pctting and pampering n, home.
IEc Eind Nnn'd expect ip IAN home
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-19
INGRoWN TOE NAIL
TURNS OUT ITSELF

a noted authority says that few
drops or Outgro' upon the skin sur
rounding the ingrowinG nail reduces
Inflammation and pain and SO tough
ems the tender. sensitive skin under
meath the toe naH. that II canno.
penetrate the fcs,. and the nail turns
naturally outward almost over night
"OutSro" Is harmless antiscptie,
manufactured for chiropodists.. How
ever. anyone can buy from the drug
store a tiny bottle containing direc-
Observation-Disclosures
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-19

to mother IL friend husband" asked
her To cook a meal.
Marcel Disposition likely ia
The Holly chieftain., 1922-12-28
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The customary time to put water in
the radiator is while the garage man
Is pouring quart Of oil into the en-
gine.
To prevent short circuit slip q
small piece Of rubber tubing over the
wire at the point where the contact
might occur.
Having learned to master the car
when everything is running in ship.
shape--the next step Is to learn to
drive 1t when things have gone wrong
The compression of a car should bs
carefully watched by occasionally
squirting oil around spark plugs, valv,
caps and relief valves, as well al
around the gasket of the rapaovabl,
head.