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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-12
NOTED ATHLETE
AGAIN IN SHAPE
Joseph F. Green Declares Tan
lac Has Completely Restored
His Shattered Health.

Nearly everybody in Elizabeth either
knows or has heard OF Joseph T. Green,
the popular athletic director, residing
nj 1872 East Jersey street. Mr.. Green
has conducted a gymnasium in Eliza
beth for the past four years. He is Also a I
veteran Of the World War, a member of
the American Legion OF New jersey, and
has the respect and esteem OF all who
know HIM.
MIR. Grrcn has suffered much annoy
ance during the past two years due,
he ssys 10 bad case of stomach trouble.
which resulted in a general rundown
condition. As his ailments persistently
refused TO Yield 10 the ordinary treat
ment Mr.. Green recently concluded TO
try the new medicine, Tanlac. The first
bottle helped hlm so much that he
purchased another. But let Mr.. Green
tell his own story. Here is his statement:
'Tanlac has Just the same as made
new man Of me. II is the only medicine
! know anything about that does all
that " claimed for IL. | was in such
badly rundown condition on account
Of stomach trouble that ] wonder now
how ever managed 10 keep on my feet.
had no desire for food of any kind and
often went all day without eating
bite. After eating | would suffer awful
pains in and about my stomach and all
foods, even milk, affected me the same
way,
4 lost twenty pounds in weight and
my friends expressed so much concern
about my condition that | became
alarmed and began 10 worry Ny sleep
was badly broken from nervousness and
! would get up mornings feeling even
worse tired and wornout than when |
retired AZ night | had no energy and
felt unfit for anything
1T certainly WAS luc ky for me that /
began taking Tanlac, for ! ann now
AZ physically TT ss ! ever was in my life.
Gone are my slecpless nights and talk
about appetltes, my, ! can hardly eat
enough 10 satisfy me, and food has
never tasted better or done me more
good. All my stomach misery has left
me and ] have never felt more active
and energetic. ] have already regained
ten pounds Of my lost weight and am
s,lll on the gam. 1anlsc is well worth
recommending 20 everybody who is in
need of something 90 build them up,
and after what u has dome in my case
] cannot praise Il too highly"
'Tanlac Is sold In Wilmington, in
Lckcrd's Drug Stores.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-12

Twenty -nrst to Concord.
hirteenth-Boulevard to City LAne
Brandywine river to Twenty eighth.
Observation-Disclosures TO West, Con-
cord avenue to Twenty NTH.
Ffftecnth--West to Jefferson; Con-
cord avenue to Twenty-flft
Observation-Disclosures TO Boulevard; I;
Concord avenue TO Twenty-Hfth
seventecnth--Market to Jefferson;
Twcnty-fifth to Twenty eighth.
Eighteenth--Markct to Washington /;
Twcnty-eighth to City Line.
Nineteenth--Wash to City
Line; Twenty eighth to City Linc.A
Twentieth--Jcffcrson to Boulevard:
Twenty-fifth 10 Twenty eighth.
Tenth Ward.
First District--Adnms street TO Var
Buren,; Fourth to sixth.
Second--van Buren, to Franklin
Fourth to Sixth.
! Third--Adsms to Van Buren,; Sec
ond to Fourth.
Fourth--van Buren, to Franklin
Fourth to Second.
Fifth---Adams to Van Buren,: secon,
to Lancaster avenue.
Sixth--Van Buren, to Franklin: Sec
ond to Lancaster avenue.
Sevcnth-Adams TO Van Ruren
Lancaster avenue to Chestnut.
| Eishth-Van Buren, TO Franklin
Lancaster avenue TO Chestnut.
| Ninth--Adnms to Van Buren,: Chest
nut to Linden.
Tenth--Van Buren, TO Franklin
Chestnut to Linden.
Eleventh Ward.
First District--Idnden to Beech
Van Buren, to Lincoln.
Second--Llnden and Liberty L
Beech: Van Buren, to washipg,o,
street extended
Third--Becch to city Line: Mary
land avenue to Lincoln.
| Fourth--Beech 20 Fifth avenuo On .t
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-12

Spruce: Sixth to Seventh.
Sccond--Poplar to Spruce: Seventh
to Eighth.
Third--spruce to Brandywtne;
Sixth 10 Eighth.
Fourth-Poplar to Pine; Eighth TO
Ninth.
rifth-Pine 10 Bennett; Eighth to
Ninth.
sixth--Bennett to Brandywinc
river; Eighth to Ninth.
Seventh--Poplar TO Pine; Ninth to
Sherman.
Eighth---Poplar to Lombard; Sher-
man to Brandywinc river.
Ninth--Lombard to Pine; Sherman
to BrandywIne river.
Tenth--Pinc to Spruce; Ninth TO
Brandywinc river.
acknowledgement to Brnndywinc
river; Ninth to Brandywine river.
Ninth Ward.
| First District--Thatchcr to Della
wnrc river; Brandywinc river to Four
teenth.
Second--Thatcher to Delaware
river; Fourteenth to Twenty NTH.
Third--Brnndywine river 70 Van
devcr avenue; Thatcher to Pine.
Fourth--Thatcher to Pine; Van
dever avenue to Twenty NTH.
Fifth--Pine TO Market; Brandywine
river to Twcnty-second.
Sixth--Market to Carter: Twenty
second 10 Twenty NTH.
Seyenth-Carter to Pine; Twenty
second to Twenty fifth.
Eighth--Market to City Line;
Twenty NTH to City Limo.
Ninth--Market to Washington
Nineteenth to Concord.
Tenth-Merket to Washington
Brandywine river to Nineteenth.
Eleventh-Washingt to Boule.
ward: Brandywine river to Twenty.
first.
Twelfth--washlngton to Boulevard
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-12

eriy to City Line.
Fifth--Fifth avenue TO City Line:
Maryland avenue, .easterly to City
Line.
slxth--Lindcn to Beech; Lincoln to
City Line.
Twelfth ward.
First DiHtrict--Franklin TO Rodney;
Fourth 10 sixth.
Hecond--Frnnklin to Rodney;
Fourth to sccopd.
Third--Frunklin TO Rodney; Fourth
TO Second.
Fourth--Rodney to du Pont; sixth
TO Third.
f-ifth--Rodncy TO du Pont; Third
to Linden.
sxth--du Pont TO Union; Sixth TO
Fourth.
seventh---du Pont 10 Union; Fourth
/ 10 Second.
EiGhth--du Pont to Union; Second
TO Linden.
Ninth--Union to City Line; Fourth
10 sixth.
Tenth--Union to City Line; Fourth
TO Lancaster avenue.
Decentralization to City Line
Lancaster to Linden.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-12
Eixhth-Frsnch 10 Poplar: Thir-
teenth to Brendywinc river.
Seventh Ward.

Eiwntn-Froncn 10 Fopiar: Thir-
teenth to Brandywinc river.
Seventh Ward.
First District--Market street to Tat
nall: Ninth street to Eleventh.
Sccond-Tatnall to Washington:
Ninth to Eleventh.
Third-Markct to West; Eleventh
to Thirteenth.
Fourth--Wcst to Adams. Delaware
avenue and Eleventh to Thirteenth.
Fifth--Market to Tatnall: Thir-
teenth to Brandywine.
Sixth--Tatnall to Jefferson; Thir-
tecnth TO Brandywine.
Seventh-Washington to Madison:
Ninth to Eleventh.
Eighth--Madieon to Adams; Ninth
to Delaware avenue.
Ninth-Adams to Van Buren,; Ninth
to Delaware avenue.
Tenth-Adams to Van Buren; Del
aware avenue to Brandywine.
Eleventh-Van Buren, to Rodney
Ninth to Delaware avenue.
Twelfth-Van Buren, to Rodney
Delaware avenue TO Brandywine.
Thirteenth--Rodney 10 Scott; Ninth
To Pennsylvania avenue.
Fourteenth--Rodncy TO Scott; Penn
sllvania avenue TO Delaware.
t1ftccnth-Rodney to Scott, Della.
ware avenue to Shallcrosss. to Rowan
TO Park drive TO Rodney.
SiNtcenth--Rowan to Union, to Parl
Drive, TO Woodlawn avenue, extended
Brandywine river 10 Shallcroas ave.
Seventecnth-Scott to Union; Del
aware avenue To Shallcroes.
Eighteenth--Union to woodlawn
seventeenth 10 Park Drive.
Ninetccnth--Scott to Delaware ave
nue.. 20 Union, to Seventeenth. (,
Woodlawn avenue, 10 Fourteenth e
Scott.
Twentieth--Scott TO woodiawn
Ninth 20 Fourteenth.
| Twenty -flrst--Woodlawn to Princkl,
avenue; McDonough Road TO Seven
teenth.
Twenty -second-woodlawn avenu,
to Brinckle avenue: Seventeenth &
Red oak Soad.
Twenty -third--Brinkle avenue 4
Twenty y-third-BrinclSle avenue 4
city Line: Brandywine river to Penn
lsylvania avenue.
Twenty y-fourth--wootilawn avenue
extended To Park Drive; Red Oal
Road to Brandywine.
Eighth Ward.
First District-Poplar street I
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-12
Miss Wales Heads Music Teachers.

Miss Isabelle II. Wales was unani-
mously elected president Of the Della
ware State Music Teachers Associa- =
tion, Mt n meeting held last night In
the Church OF the New Jerusalem.
Other officers elected were: Mrs. Nor
man Huxley, vice-president Miss
Helen V. McCauley, recording secre-
tary; Miss Mabel s, Haley correspond
ing secretary: Miss Annie r. Sim
treasurer; members of the executive
committee. Mrs. Charles u. GrFth
r. Leslie Carpenter, Fred s. Smith
Miss Ella Pyle and Miss Helen Kurt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-12

Following are the election ano
veristrAtion districts In Wilmington
FOR this year. as arranged by the De-
partmrnt OF Elections. Tho houn-
dnri~s ~ cnch are as follows:
First Ward.
First District--Market street 10
Washington; Fourth stre-t TO sixth.
Recond--Msrkst 10 washington;
Second TO Fourth.
Third--Markct 20 Washington; Sec
ond to city line.
second Ward.
FIRST District--Market street 10
French; Third street to chr'st'ana
river.
sccond--Frcnch TO Poplar: Third
TO chris,iana river.
Third---roplar 20 Creek; Third 20
Creek.
rourth-Christiena river TO city
line; Market Go Townsend.
ratth-Chris,iana river TO city line:
Townsend to Head.
sixth-Icald 60 Delaware river;
Third 60 A.
seventh-ucald 90 Delaware river;
A TO city line.
Third Ward.
First Dlstrict-MaISland avenue.
Madison 20 Washington; Second street
60 lower iAnden.
sscond- Madison and Maryland ave-
nue To- Adams: Third 90 Linden.
Third Madison 90 Washington; !;
Second Co Fourth.
Madison 20 Adams; Third
20 sixth.
Washington 20 Adams
Fourth 20 sixth.
Fourth Ward.
Fir-, Dirtrict--Markot 20 Walnut;
THIRD 60 sixth.
second--walnut 20 Poplar; Third to
sixth.
Thlrd--Poplar 20 Lombard; Third &c
sixth.
Four,h-lcmbard 70 Delaware
river, Third 90 Fifth.
f'ifth--tombard 20 Delaware river;
Fifth 90 sixth
ilfth ward.
rir~, Market street {,
West. sixth to Eighth.
s.oond--west 20 Jefferson; Sixth q
Eighth.
Third--Jcrerson 20 Adams; SIKH
90 Eighth.
Fourth-Adams 90 Van Buren,
Sixth to Eighth,
rffth-van Buren 20 Franklin
Sixth 90 Eighth.
sixth-rrankiln 20 clayton; SIKH
to Eighth.
scventh--C1ayton 20 Union: sixth {,
Eighth
EiFhth--Union 20 city line; SIKH
20 Eighth.
Ninth-MarlSet 10 West; Eighth e
Ninth.
renth--wost 20 Madison; Eighth Il
Ninth.
ru~vvnth-Madi~on to Adams
Eighth to Ninth.
Tw~ifth--Adams TO Harrison
Eighth to Ninth.
rhirtcenth--Harr,~on to Rodney
Eighth 90 Ninth.
rourtesnth--Rodney TO City line
Eighth 20 Ninth and McDonougl
road.
First Observation-Disclosures to Walnut
sixth Co Eighth
Second-Wslnut to Poplar; SiXt
to Eighth.
Thlrd-Marlet TO Poplar; Eight
90 Ninth.
fourth-Narket 20 Franch: Mint
te Thirteenth.
fSf,h-t'renoh 20 Poplar; Ninth {
Eleventh
Stxth--Marlst 20 French: Th,r
t>~nth 10 Brandywine river.
Scventh--French 90 popiar
Eleventh ~ Thirteenth.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-12
WOMAN'S COMPLEX LIFE

First District-Poplar street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-12
BOUNDARIES FOR CITY
ELECTION DISTRICTS
Arranged by the Department OF
Elections for Registration
and Voting,

Following are the election and
registration districts In Wilmington
FOR this year. as arranged by the De
partmcnt OF Elections. Tho houn-
dnri~a ~ cnch are as follows:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-04

osite the most wonderful of the
many wonderful scenes in Ths
nl-h Of a Nation IL that shoriBg
sherm4n's march 20 the sea. and tho
barsinF of ne city - Atiahta In.
agsne. n you can. a view ~ a lons
fertile valley extending for miles
Mov.-s through thla valley. ~ strag-
eilnE formation. il the army of Gen
eral sherman TIE yic~ = 20 or
tesise that me eo.dlers appear bus
little larger than ants. yet the Re-
profac'ion 4. 70 clear that the form
of each man i perfectly aeIineases.
Nov and then a puff Of smoke indi
Gates return fIre upon fnipsrs In farm
buildings Nov and then barn T.
fred Ia evident r.ssi.afson for a
deadly bullet from = shelter. ana The
army Of human ants is ever movlng
fOfsard. wriefllng iss ~ bike hure
sefTent towards ~ goal the sea.
Ausnta is reached Whether Tbs
bernInr o. the city was = nllts-y.
necessity. or whether the conflaers-
fioa was Of secldentsl origin, ehron.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-04

l-l.rs - ~ tine Far n aesse hat
AfisnsA - sasslfAeef "a tAe faw :,
end thr eanfastsilee ls n feeilst
aly ficssFea IN rhe nutk - Va
sls. ,Aat ese eas Aisa.ss snsN a.,
snolr. auA hrsF sAe sries AZ ~ laf.
rflss ieafis a. ihss tAs q 81 kl.ls
ar thssr llsss ree snake ast al.
srmfs sa ssse hsa>shela ssf-sts
fi~as i thsf hsAsh - ess~ts ts-
famrs 81 ~ hated Nank~es "
NJ hn,s a., rtA men. tame' 49,
Nilie ehllAfes. a. enaiess feFaas ~
misery afeaA sa1 sas.eiesa0ess
shesAAs'f Aim5 81. cis i. tear.
ful .~asAe lhFoush ~ hsso - thr
esnA Anashsf l,uk hss bsen 6fs-A
N ne ehasa thai shAil bins ths cas.
fearrssf "a shs naNs AheshrF mnsr
a. tsea made II ne biz 49, si~s
shat s. 70 era A Arnomsias roaf'
llnaas Nigh a., safrrna-f 81 iee
Ia Is ~oeArriai flsiare "a stfr
uu,h SolAlae lke q hat cset ar
gear~i - she ~rsrre cod 3 Co.. a
sast Amoaoi of1ahor Aha nrnhe 81.
tlence - starr ~afh a ss~elaris
Gem rhester Nas 3 ana Sunday
ana Nonday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-04

A wnn Anapu iratvi'ns nisn shn
visits the dfaa tfatr. safa ~ ttf
often heard anlgEisfs ash = tnfiuufes
uho wlshesi ie huY ganNh wrilslaf
whether u uas i0r a ehH1 90 an ~
ait and II for = ,hlld they almost e.
Yafiahll recommended tmhefiaia :
coHfh Remedy Tho fsatan iuf ta'a
4 that theY hnae thrfs g. no ttseef
from Il and that lt slueys cures
Thee = nor ~ least dsnkef 40 t'ft
ihn n ami taf colds rnuu AMI whhla
lnK e0Arh li a upanffasar'i
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-04

Henry . Campbell. u = y "a. :.
Adrian. Mich. writes = haf fad
cough for three years. rfsi several
cough renedies Got .iiils feisf q
tried Foieys Houey ana Tar. Il vent.
10 the spof There i n, better feni
edy on the market go3f for s'ashs
colds. croup and saooatps couch
Children like "a. Sold reserf here
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-04

SO Trustworthy chemical test d.
annsn for ecnsslne. an intense y
poisonous slbsanee obtained from
,ho reos and leaves ~ aconltlpe n
fls presence d ausnf ted ~ the io..
icoloesstshe platet llitle u she ma
ier'Al under taam'nation % his
tonsno when nco,lpe rro'lnors =
numhinF. tineilnr fseilne lhsnne fof
some time
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-04

POE kidpes and bladder tfoefln
gravel weak and lame hack fhrum.
tipm and irregularities ~ ihe ia.
neys and hladder Regulates hiaiGtr
Troubles Is children ~ bot sold w.
dufrists mail ti& small ha'li
often cure send Tor sworn tcill+
monlals nr 81 "a HAN aass on.e
Street - Louis. No
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-04

The bilious aud dyspep,ic sfe con p
slant saffefers and appeal to our
sympathles Many aucb haweyei.
have been completely rreiofed 10
health by the uae 0f Chamberlain
Tablets These tablets siren slhen
the stomach. inyieorate he liver and
improve the digestion They aiao
cause a gentle movement of The how i.
els When you have any trouble Win
your stomach. give them a trial
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-04

lflea manf alliefsu k.aAs ~
0uuaht metl.lne uittt Mfs 3 o.
ulsan f4ff nhN Ate ir'a Wis
'hai never Waaf tafiani slth thaa
Foief ilantY aAa Tar : n*ea t o.
ai ny eallAfta ana thn lF ny
fnndf hli q aiNafs fl f'Hs e1fa
Iuafe n l1s 4taitttHf lHd tHtr
nisN sAfn Aola NeFf ~itfa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-04
FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS
Foh rkeKscsr klpsfFa sHp nlsoUss

Forty per ccn; Of the Developed
water ROVER 10 the world ls in ths
United states where water whcr's
having a capacity = +.sf1.eo horse
power have been Installed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-04

ron SALE Compete s.hoiaFshlp ~
nFaaehana Practical 1a.nasa cot.
iexe. oklahoma faty ffh i tfs
best tuuaess college IN ''is south.
sect Tho leader enthro
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-04
cur rnas our-lr -
NnAIA MnAlA

Cot eat ghis sAr. tfr'tsf eth Is
~ rolef a 90 4sif Sheffield Ave
Chicago. ~ wfR'hs FHf nsmf srl
address eleAry Nn4 Wln resolve ~
rctufn 4 trial racks caalalniua
foieyh llouss ard f fnmfeun1
fnr coafhs colds and ena1f l0lav
kidney r.lis and fn'tv tathfff.
Tablets Sofa EtefFNtffe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-04

Tho sa'us OF sooden silos can BE-
greatly Increased hy proper q ntmsat
With coai-tar cfeosote which uot
oniy increases The durability b ta4
wood bat reduces the tendeacy of iae
ptaves % shrink
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-04

Nearly hat - lne ~ .ideats si,
lhs uulls1 state. hsss nr-e
Scotch aeeeaf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-04
chsmbsfis.n's Cough Remedy Aids
Nature

Medicines that aid nature az al
ways most offnsinai fhamherlaln a
ConFh Remedy acta on fhis nlan "a
aliaya the cough. felIsca ihe mnss.
aids ssreeioplion. opsns thN secfes
lions and aids nature ln restoring tho
syeiem 70 a healthy eondltlnn Thou
candn have testified % iia GOOD qual
itirs Try u when yop have a eopah
or cod
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-04
WANT Apvsarlss~rSrs

want scvertisenents 10 The Lead
er aust be Ia the Office ~ twelve
o'c.oel u s'Assircstioa - sessrst-
Classified ads are cash. eresfs vssr-
parties have refslar accoan,s - The
Leader osflos. The Leader soilectors
have experienced 70 much troesls
In locsting May parties Who hAv'
rAonsa in uaa.s. that 4 d necessary
70 :nsase the cash -in-afrsnce cs-
IAN. e1ecpt where regular accounts
are maintained Memoranda Of what
a wantec- or TOR sale etc. Cay
ne left At the Leader business offioe
aud sane wri be converted into tgu
ads.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-04

Nspi inr ~ Tho soils of this
cooniry hy the Federal cosefnmer
herah only 20 years aFo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-04
CAN YOU sell FIRE APPARATUS

we need a salesman 20 reprseent
us IN this snd surrounding oounfies
Chemical engines. both factory abi
fire deparnsebt t,7-s. motor IRE sp-
parasus on ~Fsrd- ctasiz. ertin<ussh-
ers. hose. hs<e rack. an1 carts
~4tchnae1's eioeks etc Liberal CON
Enissson basis. All or part tire On
sour p1r'. Ajax Fire Engfne WORKS.
Bash Terminal Bide. II. Drooklyn.
-. Y.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-04

v1~r fr~rs'ar or Suppressed NE
Triumph PiiIs safe and depend
the in al rro<r cases Not sold
az Drux stores Do not experiment
witb others. sane disappointment
Write for ~Reiief' and particulars.
rs free. address ystionAi Medical
Institute. uis~sukes. Wis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-04
losr-FouNp

LADYS GOLD wATCH-Fonna a.
lone Friday evening. January y
Phone sss Or caii AZ COS y Noble
IbNARD-For lady silver watch
fWaithaml. Name "a lnsld. cass
of Pauline T.. Bl~hop.
LOST H1nd made lavender linen
handkerchief keepsake. reward Tor
rrrnn - sep y clett'und
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-04

nNIsF Iic cAfaTAi ras ahs ieea
ismAla hatineas. erte er ffea
cspy -onfl riaAre.sf shnpinr hoe
comu,rrs fAlse iAfFc sssllal ~ BY
easily op~ratea mrthaa Cunning
haat rinnnca' Specialize 50 Crant
nlas ins Aaeries. Cesf
.rs.s.a...-..4.a ......
CONF tNiFs INCORPORATED b.
aHf business anywhere. total cost
ise'eainE al erxaslssi'oa Tees mia
uls< nrs. meeuns. tsaws sioct
eeftioeaes ctrpogillea Seal eom
RE aasfa aawrr l@ans end "a
sioe ~ conlostins tassness. reads
IN ose eeel. - 30 shef csf~n.s
Address The Rcrhfsr a Tustes
company EiuanA ~ lns. noches
ter N-N
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-04

II wealthy loving wife 4 wanted.
write enclosing sfznr<d enveiope
vo'et Rays. D>nnIson. ohio.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-04
poulrRv

nAaY rlncks- rs esa ia,ins
stl~t fi2 - iea ap Ten sar
cfles Delivery frte illustrated
8. aloe fire. pefs 20 STANDARD Ere
fafns Cape GlFsrdnaa No
PLANS FOR Poultry uorsrs
A. sNies 10 Dlasuaiions ana
cory q The rah Ers Racket send
sa cents Inland r0aitr, loafnai
indfanapol's ind
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-04

STRAWBERRY - t,sd Raspberry
plants; nine bess varieties; stsnd-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-04
FARMS WANTED

WANT no nEAn Ffon osnsr has
ina farr foF saie r'se psniculsfs
IND loncsi priee John J lilack. oA
iahoma = rect hinpeNa rails Wis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-04

Arkansas Tho Nondor siaie7
With Wonderful Opportunities E
improved Farm Land from SO per
acre and up Wric Kemp Land 90
waidlon. Scott Co Arknnsaa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-04

SOMETHING NEVIS daily easy.
simpler ironing Bo4-a Covers ?
Biggest seller IN years Ne. azeat
rnade 50 fist hour u. J. Lync>.
BIS. Springfield. ID.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-04

ACENTs-sse-s1oo pee.x. Free
samples. Gold sign Letter. sns-
one can puf on store slndows Bfg
demand. Liberal offer 70 general
agents Metallic i.e',n Co. fss =
Clark. Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Short Covering
Helps Rise in
Stock Prices
Strength of Spccialiies
Give Firm Tone TO the
Whole List; Rails and In
dustriaIs Share in Upturn

Impulses for higher prices met with
little resistance yesterday in the main
financial market. A slight broadening
a. activity At the Stock Exchange
marked no fundamental change in the
character OF trading. The initiative
was once more in the hands Of pro
fcssionsl speculntors.
In the strength Of she markets
short covering wss an important
factor. As 8 spectacle, nothing com
pared with the excessive fluctuations
Of Mexican Petroleum, which opened
az 2s2, climbed as high ss 322, and
closed st 500. revealing a net gain OF
S2 points. At the high, the stock was
I'D sa points from the preceding dny's
final quotation. Only 1900 shares
out Of a total Of $4,000 shares are
now IN The hands Of the public and
available FOR free trading on The Stock
Exchange. In the circumstances, the
wisdom OF keeping the stock on the
trading list Is open 20 question. Pan
American Petroleum owns some 90
per cent Of the shares of "Mex Pete.
The strength Of speeialities noted dur
ing che last few days yesterday gave
Arm tone 60 the whole list. Rail-
road shares, as well ~ industrtalS.
shared In tho upward movement.
After the close The directors Of the
international Mercantile Marine cut
the ssmi-snnual dividend on the pre-
fsrrSd stock from - 20 $3.50, and, IN
view Of the known fncts about The
shipping industry in general and about
che earnings Of the company In par
sieuiar, the action is neither uneK-
peeted nor especially harsh on share
holders. There was some doubt as to
whether any dividend would he paid.
Tbs curtailment is out Of line With
the general tendency Of this period
when other corporations are inereas-
ing tho return to shareholders. The
shipping industry has Of course been
moving independently Of others that
depend less on foreign trade, which
has shrunksn greatly IN 1922 as com
pared with previous ysarF.
The reaction after last weeks
striking rise IN the dollar value Of the
European exchanges was checked yes
terday and the upturn resumed. Wheat
prices began 20 climb, gaining y 70
IA cents bushel. Gotten quota
tions were irregular, closing points
lover 70 points higher.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
I.ondon MarkeI s'' ''

LONDON, Dec. y. ..esly = ?
Stoek Exchange to-day !. q
bar Bar gold Was s's..'1i 2. ~ y =
Discount rates were: wnr ser eeut
consols for money ", WI l,sa q Z
s5x, British 5 per s..s s..s !ssn =
Closing stock Qoo'a.l'.s'r .t u