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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-08-30
MOUNTAIN FOLK
HIGHLY PRAISED
Devotion to Their Families
and Piety Among Their
Strongly Marked Charac-
teristics

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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-08-30
STARTING NEAR
THE TOP

Read history, even though it is
only AN outline of it, and you will
never complain of your start in life.
You who were born in this particu
lar country are really starting ver;
near the top.
The wisdom Of thousands Of years
the brain Of development that ages
have been required to buld-nrc
yours at the beginning
You have the advantage OF all the
knowledge that men have feretei
from nature, of all the thought that
centuries OF reflection have put into
their brains
Your mind is machine that is ", e
along toward completion. 1t is "a m,
chine which. il YOU control ii and
Keep it healthy. will do FOR YOU what
would have been utterly impossible
FOR the mind OF the man of the early
centuries OF civilization to do.
You begin with a saving of count
less centuries of time that has been
spent 10y others in gaining experience
and storing away learning and in
deriving wisdom from them both.
You live in "a time when your bodi y
health is practically insured by mcdi-
cal skill when you can employ ore
man to look after your teeth aud ar
other TO see that your circulation Il
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-08-30

Mike phwat sort ov animal is
thoi?" said Pat at the zoo.
That said Mike. lis a Kangaroo"
"A Kangaroo is it, Mind the lon,
neck. y kangaroo is il?
That's it. They're natives Of Aus
tralia !"
"ihwa,s that ger sayN cried the
startled Pat Natives ov Australia
Lord save us, me sister married wan
on them. Raleigh News and OBJ
server.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-08-30

| went To Church last SUNDAY and
not until they started to pass the col
lection box did | realize tina; | didn't
have q darn cent Vim ne So when
the man pushed the plate under my
nose, whispered, ! never give 20
missions"
"All right" he whispered back,
"reach in and take some ort. This
collection is FOR heathens. Kable.
gram.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-08-30

Parent. VINO is the --LATEST boy
in your class, Johnny"
Johnny: 81 dunno"
Parent; 81 should think you would
know. When all the others are in
dus,rously writing or studying their
lessons. who is he that sits idly in his
seat and watches the rest, instead OF
working himself?"
Johnny; "reacherv'
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-08-30

Qualifications for brides nave tax
en- a change for the better.
The old-fashioned girl who thought
she could get past the gates of mat
rimony with hand embroidered
rousseau and a superficial kncwl-
edge of chatting dish recipes will find
that she has lost her claim to n
steady matrimonial job.
This is Miss Florence a. Otis view
of the new generation of girls. And
Miss Otis ought TO know, for she has
just recently been made head Of the
new department, in the school for
women ut the University of Cincin-
natl and is to begin spreading her
particular brand of gospel through
the class rooms Of that municipal
educational enterprise within few
days.
Home making is becoming pro
fcssion." Miss Otis said. ms she sat
up in her apartment near Columbia
university milking plans for the com
ing year. "The modern girl doesn't
like to be tied down. She wants in
dcpendcncc If she studies home
making thoroughly enough, she is
always prepared TO take care of her
self in eases Of emergency.
Happier husbands should 20 hand
in hand with housekeeping timt is |
on "a scientific bnsis The modern
man is going to have little causc for
complaint. because We intend to give
his future bride live years profes
sionul course in the complicated az,
OF being wife"
What Shell Learn
Here IS the imposing rntechism
Miss Otis says the college graduate
bride should he able to answer in the
Affirmative before SHE s,cls to the
nltar
"po you know all about good food
labits?
30 you know the fundamentals
Of general hyricne2
Can you design your home and
It's furnishings tasicfullyg
Can you organize your time ef-
ficienuy?
can sou spend your household
allowance Tor food and CLOTHING in
tcllpeutly2
"lf sou are going to have hired
hclp, can you manage them?
po you understand The psychol-
ogy Of children. what books they
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-08-30

When your friends begin to tell
you their troubles, unload yours onto
them. II works
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-07

ar.o y"IIho,d, H. """h i"pt"r"d h""
- ,,,,mi "r"'"ii""
Nr.a ! = I,",h"it"' "l"i"'" Me-
,rIur, trn,t,unu nud Misn w Hls'Ss
.r rt,uLouvIIIo o. vIuIisL WoIlsbis4
,,I, Eni,rhpy nfinrn""n
Mr. ,1,rrIr- I'rrnoT ~ North WsH4k
Ian, :, rn,un nam tho Hurih Wh~~linb
r,,rrirnr, whore rho han bo"n taking
r"rtru'u'. -
uru MIchn Ec"it. "f Ninth strost, v
recovering FROM n rrc"nt lIihosa x
NIIru I.ury .Tnrobr. Of Ploasant aves
win, yvu, ,pornicd upon rccont for aps
prndIcirI- ~ nhln t" r"rumo hor duties
win tho Jcncrson GInss CO. Of Tollanss
bcr.
Mr. and Mra Phillips or Bollairsi
Waited Sundny ~ tho homo or hiat
IJi, %rIrun. Of Commerce. street.
GhutIcr Jones' OF IIoihAny llke. va
calling ON friends in Wheeling Sunday
/ evening.
Gruryc NJ I'addcn, Of FollanEbee. WING
lost tvo finger, OF his left hand re-
Gently whllo at WORK al tho Bhaet hot4
sprcInliy 90. mill In recovering nicelS
bat IT viii! b." boVernl weeks DofoTe
D., win hn hbIo 10 - tuTn 10 Work "a
Harry. Jr. tho iiIcn old hph or Ma
and Mira. IihTIy F"rt"r. Of t"Inmercg
uIio,I, 10 threatened with pneumonia.
hIn Iulnb.Ih ratio rotuInod 10 her
lun, IL IiurgGttHt"wn. Ia. Monday
,uutninr AFTER "a vlnli with her daush-
i,, nn1 u - IrrbinsDn, or Indapshd'
,n'o. /"
Ni,r I,anh InkoI. AZ brilliant. was
. nit.,in..,n WoIIHhuis Vlslt" funhsS
nIInnIIns tho fun"inI ~ - NJ. DuL
..I., dI.d uIIdny n",nl"G al hI" h"'"s
- I y"Irh nI,aoi
NJ, nnn M,n = NJ ni'L s"d small
o"n "InniLio." ~ fti.''h"''"liis. %. N's''4
81 ,n,.nIy 81 IL" hpm" "f MI s"S
hI,r iirn,v rnth. 81 pj"h H'""f
1Iira h,o u,rh"" "f Wh""II"H. 10
,.u,nI 81 10" h'r"" ~ boz """'. M's "
g. Irn,n ~ tntuuior"" siI""i
,IIrn Margaret Dunlap T"" vl"'''"G ~
l'r"uLouviln. Un'wh"Y.
I,n " ~ Ipnrn viuiI"1 relatives 10
/ utnuI,ruvlIIo. -. HuudnT sh"Tno"n
Al, pnh Mrn Hrn"ry JRinis"n and
uunl daughter Edna May. ~"rs among
tho rhuruorn Ia HIoubonvllle. ohio. Ha@
uitny nffmn"rn.
M,r Tlmur. Homo. OF HrinLsT Farm
wh, WIN operated upon r'c"niD IM
orrrudlclIlr IN tho ont" V"ll'y hos
uItnI Wheeling ~ yolllnK along hh"J'
Mis, IIuIao calhoun. Of Iioihhhy. I"II
UnturIuy 10 niIonh tho Viola hiinhsn
,nr,,u at IIIiHbuuTh Pa
NJ aud MIr H.. Is Ii"drln were shop
u.up IL lii"uh'uvill" iinIuIh"y.
AIM l. " MrGmh nhd niHlnr. MTe
i,rro i,ndy wno shopping Ia biaubsn-
WHO Euiuuday arioIIr'"n
az nnd ki,n is"IBa li"'n. ~ NOUN
NImnIInp uDi" tho bunhny guest" NJ
iI,y I,.,,n 81 NJ, ANA Mic J J. rat
So aru nI hI,' 'Didh ItidHs.
ki.n 'io"H" NJ" mt"h" !" til al her
h",,' "n IilFh nII"oi
ILun,"a h"r"JS.sn. ~ Canton. ONO.
.rrrI u,mi"y VIA NJ "nh MIS- ~ "
. J,,,s 81 Ii.IhaHv III.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-07
Rcd Russians Dressing
Up for Genoa ConfereG

Moscow. Fob. U'y tho ksSOclatcd
PrcRs)-SpcclRl Iu"lrr' Tons have bean
issued 10 tho Itu-1inu soviet delegate"
10 tho GonOn C0nfC'"u'". That long hatr
should DO trimmed nuI leather Jackets
ana top rOais Discarded. and that those
In tho party should dress In n diEntfleu
manner
All tho delegates nro buying now
Clothca In order to present a good ap-
pcarancc, and to show tho world. A. ono
of them expressed II, that tho BolSne-
vilI arc Ike "ordinary people. Money
also has been provided for adding 10 the
stock or clothes at Genoa.
Tho Soviet Delegation " preparing 70
leave ItussIa by way OF the Black SEA.
ru.ug direct to Genoa In order To Insure
ngHinst attacks which ~ might be SUB
let 10 II tho overland route were tAAon'
Mach nccrGcy In being observed Con,
,rIuiug The port Of ombarkAtion. ana
,... ,ntrnnyIna tho delegation vii be "A
number 81 men aud women members "
tao ,hGK la diHEuise-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-07
MONTY MARKnT.

Now York. Feb Call monsy hrmI
hish 81; low .: ruling rA'o u closing
MD AZ: offered at @. last loan b. call
ln,p, Axn!uhr .,cceptnnCoB AZ Time
Ionn. rrm. 60 days i%Uh. on days
t.,aH. ~, months -. a.. Irimo msr-
camille paper a. no.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-07
prrranuRaH LIVESTOCK

I1ttAhuIgN pob b.|-' -IIo'oTpVS'
$500. ,,eniy. &tcor". 1i.'hpS2h. ha'i-
ors. ~ 600 20. '"wH. tt.%'u 40.
Hogs -Itcreipir. 7GOO. steady. I""v.
Ian iot6. L,nyv yorkorr. tlO.@LQ 10 40.
lixht yorker. ana lAga. ,IO.3bu 1850.
Hhaan nnd Lambs Itoceiptn. $500
lower. TOP sheep. $3.50. top lnmhh.
tlI?S. steady.
Calves Receipts. T0n. lower Top.
$500
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-07
N Y. COTTON MARKET

tvh.,Ilnr W Va. rot an
r,,,Int.ui tho t"l"llIR'"'St ny d"
na.Ion =" '""'"l"'" -" 90"
,,,. na."ud fl"", !. {" 'l""sl ii~"h
~ w I. plIs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-07

ToIedN o. fNh. q "hca' caEh
Il $50 I36: May 800. Luiy lltiI.
Cloverssad primo cash ard Fohru"iy
SIl55 March u. April - 90
AIsiko prime caah ana February
RisI6. Marcia 1870.
Timothy prime "ASh and February
ITn March u.
49, trade sso1s un' hanged
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-07
STANDARD OIL.
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

Wn""jInE. v ~. -" y. 4" .
turulsprl a." lnt"luK"u'et hF ~ "
Nr-t~r n 20. ruc'u'."rH 10" N''h Wv
E,.n,ugr SECOND rorr Ha''"unI '''N
u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-07
N. \. CURB MARKET

Wh,olluV. " Va T"h =. ~
rufn'.u'r I"s IntClug"r'sI ~ a.
Ntnaton g. Co rnSnbcTs Now York Ni""h
I.r,h,ngr Second IlU"r faUonal .'Hnh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-07
PETROLEUM

on ,rty IA Fol'. 'Indit In 90
az. Imnr IO6GI". average f5.bjs.
Ehipm-nIa tBIIg. average 'i.2b1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-07
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WhcclluE W Va. Fob & ~
Furnished Tho Intelligence ~ \.
Manic, 4 Co. rncmh~rr Sew N"rh STOCK
Errh1nEr SECOND floor National bRnA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-07
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

Wheeling v Na trh
gu,nlsnai Iho iutsiltt.n o., Be- ~
Aa~tsU &c tDe",i,ts ..,.. f',t .""' "
tDsh.ns1 asa"ud ito, r..tl,,.t t',"h
Of w ~ nihs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-07

CITIES SERVICE SALES

Wheeling. " Va Feb {. IA
Reported hy II l. u"n",y Co. N"~
yn,L through claude NHohcr. board OF
Irudr IlIdg ~horung.
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PROVISION MARKET

wheeling. " Va. Fob g. .
INV REUTER- BROTHERS,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-07
nUvpna AaB nHiS
nAIf'II mn
PRODUCE MARKET

Wheeling. w. Va, Feb g. =
NY l.. BACiiMhNN " SONa
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,.,,.,,i,, d,Iy, which horIua hero on
,,...,,.. la, ,,,,,,i,,,, nu1 lnetg Tor two
, an .r,r,d,y evening. tho general
.t,,. ,c,,o ,..r,.,I,i,, and mcmberH
49,, .,..,,,,I,,., -, a Lanuuc, IN tho 7.
r, - ,.I.t,..,....I hv MIR. J;OnhwI IN.
. ,,.,,
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,,, ,,sul,,,, and - cnpratn. ma tho
, ,,,i. ou,.,,.,,ltlrg hnvr been
5000, t,,l, ,r,.,,,I.IgIIp scrur-
"A IN ,,.,,,s.ut 90 many miles on tho
400 milo chart, and the HuiOmolhI" rep
t,...ulius mai team will b" moved up
Inut distance. In this way. II iH telt
mat interest win be maintained thr"us"-
uut Iho i,,n day campaign.
IIr sr,"nd h"nT"'t Will f"'i"" on
'"oinrr,i". .,cnLnB. "h"" ia" i'n"ii 81
'r' mt h"y" ""h VIII -" '""'' wa"
,ni "ddIl"nnI i"nIin" ii"n" rl'e" ""'
ga Ih"i.sh" oN'ml"G. ia" h""I banquet
u..d i,ru,i when II ''r"'ieh !" nh""
&C." ,."nI 81 -" h""'i'h E'""''| %
..,I,d
o."",.ii Mt" T""id"'
'''T '"""''' "'' meet '"'
...rI"p ""d r"dI'"i'''"" '"II I"' " ''"e
o~aei.," rs.''"l l"'"'""''"H 49," -"
49,. nI"I.I -. ,,,... I'"f""" 'h"t' "ff'"''""
80 rrIa mating ""h ''r'"a""'"''"" '"
olr" "-r.,'"h =" -. r'""'"' - ''r'a'"
., ,.,.- usnI",n ,,l"ll'- =" affirming 4"
,r,,n ~o,", murphy
U,y,rrF-n ups-Lsr
II,r, ~ J. ,nrrnrrn n'"sr"infy =" ihn
lvI,.lInq ,Hr,uh,r "r '"u',n"r"", WI
l.. Tia, r,lrrIunI ttyrukr, "a ID" kIwnnir
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-07
TOLEDO GRAIN.

Total sales $1,000 sharea.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-30
bENNET IT WINS
/ WIDE MARGIN
LOCAL LIGHTWEIGHT BESTS YOUNG
fOGNET AT GITshEO IN
TIN ROUNDS.
Three Cther Fast FiRhts--Bennett Hal
Mnn Cot IN Last Three
Rounds.

G,-ard q, Juno c9--'sHe"iaD-
Johnny tK!dD Bennett. nt Wheeling, w.
Va, woH wide margin over Young For
u"y. oc Youngstown. here tonight. in
tn" IN Soldiers boxing show, taking the
las, five rounds after III" first five had
hcAn tame affairs, with Bennett doing
IN" leading.
IN the eighth round. Bennett knocked
Forney IN tho canvas for a couu, o.;
,-,cn. and in ito ninth. his opponent VA
Needing NrpfUscIN. tn" tenth nearly
found Forncy out, out he stuck until the
bell.
In the curtain raiser Young Murphy.
of Niles. kayocs YOUNG carroll. o:
G;rarA. IN the fourth round Of the SIX
round sct'o
Young Mack. or Cincinnati. won from
SAMMY CImerNala. of Youngstown, n
the next bout ten round affair. g.
menne!a fell through he ropes In the
fourth round and was unable 20 finish
Kid NCCuskev. Of Detroit. hes;Pd Jim
my Mickey. Of Niles, over n" ten round
route. Tho bout vas til" >cmi-fina! of
the evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-30
VANE VS., FOURTH

Tho baseball Fans that have hr"N fol-
.uwimr up the Sunday school league
Games viii Set real treat tonight
when the strong aac street nine vii.
play tho Fourth Street team IN the
Wheeling High athletic field on III"
Island These t"o teams hIttcd 20 d
- tie game two weeks ago and no
doubt This VIII Ne 7 very interesting
game. S,.!Hcrt: Of Fourth Street has
p.tchcd three games and won all OF
them 50 tav and Fourth Street Will END
him to tho mound tonight 10 perform
"Hu"1" bay. star pitcher tor Zane
Street will oppose Srhaefer and a
pitchers duel viii no doubt Ne seen.
The game VIII he called at CTS sharp
and the likely batteries for the game
are for Zane Street. Day and Fourier,
Fourth Street. Schdscer and cory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-30
Whitley ALLEN
ARRIVES SUNDAY
Harry Greb'a Opponent Of Next 1IonAA;
Night Will 10 Hero to
Train

According 10 word veceived Last nigh
from New York City, Whitley Allen. VIII
will meet Harry Greb, the Pittsburgh
Windmill at Riverv!ew Park, Bellairt
next Monday will leave the mctropoli
tomorrow, arriving here Sunday.
Greb Will come down from Pitts
burgh the day OF the bout. He is re
ported as we'll trained and in the bes
Of condition for the bout.
The other boxers are all read "
start the show. 1t was announced las
night. "Hardhead" Reuther and Youn
Corteilisi vii stage the four-roun
curtain raiser.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-30
NEW YORK WINS
81 IN THE TENTH
final score "a s-4-TashirS'on Ties
Up score IN Ninth Frame

Washington. Ju"s @H--Nsw YORK.
split even n - two gam series here
BY taking the FIR, =s0'" TO-DAY y -
innings. $ - 4 The visitors tod 'ha
score N tho rl0th whs1 r!pp 'r."'"i
and Wa~A e!rglsd. wh:.e IN 'ha ;"o'N a
walk - Hosmann and s.CS:sS b. w..
NcNaMr. Ruth and NNUss' gao them
tnetr w:nrin: rarrn. S'aNkey -"
placed Jones and checked 4 .Nrtl ray
IN he last hals Of ne 'sa;h. The sore.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-30

.Iorrs---Nnrs 10 belong ~ The 400"
Sr-i'h-Ic=: les orc Of the C!NNo"s
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When yna! VII" starts To talk, does
shc known when 70 stop?"
Il don't know Yet; I've only been
married rlrc years "--IonAon Answers.
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Totals ...... ~ 81
Ran Ter Brewer r 'e-:h.
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DOUBLES
EirEt Round
Eecond Round
Second Round rod

l"-ieIrtchS and RAUL rs. Abrams ana
FLEMING.
Route aud Rnwia W Scott and Scott
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TWO EX-STATE CHAMPS MEET
TODAY FOR THE CITY HONOR5
WRIGHT 1UGUs AND TOM CUM
MINIS WIN OUT IN shmA
FINALS BOUNDS
Mixed Doubles VIII Get Started Today
City Meet VIII Close Tomorrow

W-;-h, Hugus. eN-WeS' Virginia ten
mis- chpmu.on and Tom Cumm!m+. pres
en-, holder OF the state cup and hon"is
viii NEE, THIS afternoon in tho c,"@'"S
match Of the Sings IN IN" city teams
championship meet at the Nh'''AE
Tennis club course EdG9a!"
Hurus went int" N" finals by 1c'
rcat!rc SLACK" Bou.r. @-f. g.. =.
vh,l. rumm!ns reached ;Ac hnals ny de-
re,,!ng Bow!e's brother. g. and g.
Tho mems doubles will get near inc
se-n!-fnal round this afternoon whi!"
he ~ nod doubles vii! ais" SCI START
n bringing the tournament near
close.
wlo following : summary ~ yes
:"rGay's matches.
Singles
HUcus defeated T.. Row!" D. ~
Cumnlus defeats \. Ncw!e. s.. -
DOUBLES
First Round
Bow,o and Rnwie defeated Riley ard
Renne',. Sc. 81.
Scott AMI Scott defeated Ehber' and
Goodwin. hy default
seoond Round
Cummins and EuCuS defeated est
fall and Hu,rhIns. so. 6%.
Realty and Tayl~r defeated Ankle and
McClcllanA. -. So
Second Round Today
Triehrtchs and RAUL rs. Abrams ana
FLEMING.
Rowie and Rowie ve Scott and Scott
Evening star., 1922-09-23
w. P, G. HARDING UNLIKELY
TO BE REAPPOINTED
President Understood to Have Told
Leader He Will Not
Name Him.

There are some administration
leaders in Congress who have con
ferred recently with the President
who are of the opinion that the lat
ter has no intention of renominating
W. P. C. Harding of Alabama gov
ernor of the Federal Reserve Board
Gov Harding's term expired last
month, and his reappointment has
been urged by many bankers and
members of Congress and other lead
ers, while at the same time he has
been opposed by others.
The question Of reappointing Mr.
Harding was understood to have been
taken up anew with the President
upon circulation of reports that after
adjournment of Congress the execu-
tive intended to give Mr.. Harding
recess appointment. A dozen western
republican senators, it was said. met.
and through a close personal friend
of the President entered vigorous
protest The President was reported
to have replied that he had no pres
ent intention of appointing Mr.. Hard
ing, and was inclined not to appoint
him at all.
Evening star., 1922-09-23
Foreign.
DEFENSE OF DAUGHERTY.
Representative Blanton Criticises
Resolution of Impeachment.

Attempts to impeach Attorney Cen
eral Dausherty for seeking an injunc-
ton against striking railway employees
and, lack of defense of Mr.. Daugherty
by House republicans were criticised
in the House yesterday by Representa-
tive Blantom democrat, Texas
.When the Attorney General has
performed his duty-has taken action
10 have the law enforced in behalf Of
the people, said Mr.. Blanton. there
GENES: to this House resolution to
impeach him. to discredit his efforts
before the country, and the admins
tration, with it's big majority. has not
placed a single member on the floor to
defend him. With railroads tied up:
bridges dynamited and the people of
the United States appealing to the ad-
ministration to enforce the law the
than there is a cry to impeach. Not a
member of his party has dared get up
here and defend him.
Mr. Rlanton said the people might
talk all they pleased about Turkish
atrocities. but that he could think OF
mo atrocity" greater than that at
Herrin, Ill.
Evening star., 1922-09-23
DELAY DAHLIA SHOW.
Rainy Weather Retards Annual
D, C. Exhibit.

washington's annual dahlia show.
which was to have been held the last
week in September has been post
poned until october 2 and ,, as a re-
suit of an unusually rainy season
retarding the growth of blooms.
Early entries indicate, however.
that the show this year will be high
iy successful, competition between
amateur and commercial cultivators
being exceptionally keen: The COM
mercial class is comprised of twenty
four divisions, in which persons and
firms engaged in the sale OF flowers,
plants or roots for profit may com
pete. Those who grow flowers for
pleasure and home adornment are to
compete in. the fourteen amateur
divisions.
Mrs George H. Cooke. chairman of
the ladies' committee, has appointed
Mrs. 2. D. Blackstone. Mrs. William F..
GUIDE. Mrs. E. c.. Mayberry, Mrs. Otto
Bauer, Mrs. Albert Schnell. Mrs.
Rosine Stauff, Mrs. Lloyd Jenkins. Mrs.
O. A. c. Oehmler, Miss Louise
Dargherty. Mrs. Augusta March and
Mrs, Arthur Elliott to take charge of
the reception at the show.
Evening star., 1922-09-23
MUST LABEL NEAR-BEER.
Makers Warned to Conform to
Treasury Decision.

Near-beer must be we'll labelled,
alcoholic content "and everything.
This mandate has Just gone forth
from prohibition Commissioner Haynes
to manufacturers Of cereal beverages
treasury decision Of 1920 on the mat
ter must be obeyed. and evidently,
from the tone Of the mandate. some
have been leaving of their labels a
lot Of important things.
These include: "The name Of the
manufacturer. the special name of the
beverage, and the location Of the
factory, together with statement as
to the alcoholic content"
II a near-beer barkeep wants his
own name on the bottle in place of
the manufacturer. or the manufac-
turer wants to hide his name behind
the barkeep. "the assent Of the COM
missioner Of internal revenue" is
necessary, so Mai. Haynes sets forth
"strict compliance with all the pro-
visions Of this Treasury decision"
says the commissioner, will be in
sisted upon"
Evening star., 1922-09-23
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Charles n. Baker and Lillian N. Boyle.
Alfred ID. lrby and Thelma V. Haines
Harres Scandals and kathron Chepouras.
Bean Of Silver Spring Md.
calvert D. Barnes and Edith N. Marshall.
Melvin Taylor and Bertha Schonwec
both Of Cumberland, Nd.
Earl Z. Duckworth and Mildred l.. Collins.
walter A. Rath and Ruth r. Deegan.
Daniel Perry of this city and Myrtle Mat
thews Of Baltimore Nd
~, Willie A.. Garner Of Richmond, Va. and
Maud q. Fares Of WILLIAMSBURG Va
Curtis s. Devonshire of Mount Rainier, Nd,
and Agnes E. Walton of Takoma Park
George {. Newhy and Carrie c. Puy,on
BENJAMIN :. Ficklin and Helen G. Mcneil
Rsymond Depue and Nancy A. Hampstead.
EDWARD A. Arter and Helen Myers
Rodger d: Gessford and Ruth X Parker
Ernest ": Morrissette Of this city and
Audrey II; Simms of Mount Rainier, Nd
hehrs ). Herman and Agnes L. McPhat
A. Wilson Castor and LYDIA V. Gawler