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New-York tribune., 1922-06-17
A Discriminating Market

The investing public is beginning 10
discriminate sharply in It's purchases
of new issues both as to security and
MS 70 price. Several offerings OF prime
bonds have been made recently on a
yield basis tnat was not quite IN me
with msrket conditions, and these nave
not gone well. A high yield has also
failed 90 attract purchasers when the
security was doubtful. In contrast,
tlcre have been q number Of issues,
where due attention has been given 10
going yields, that have met with un-
usual success and sound placement.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17
Investment
Information

Questions Of general iHterssi 70 ir-
resfors viN be answered in MS eol-
pmr. in wkich ease only INITIALS viH
Be uscd. Others ViN b. 0rswsred bv
mail Address oil inquiries. inclos-
ing a stamped. addressed envsl0ps, 70
Financial Editor. The Tribune, iSk
NASSAU Street. Nep York City.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17
Money and Credit

Cal money opened and renewed at
u ptr cent yesterday. but offerings
i,,fsissd as the session wore on and
ne rate was reduced 20 8 per cent.
The delay in presenting tax checks for
payment q, the banks made for a tenn
p'fsry surplus on the side OF supply.
Iine loans were arranged in moderate
rolsmc, rates holding unchanged. Bor-
iowe's still show preference for the
shorter periods, which command 3ft
~ 1 - 80.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17
Whdt's Behind
Acfire Stocks?
22-American Tobacco

100000
Despite dedation in the tobacco
industry, gross sales o. the Ameri-
can Tobacco Company totaled $751;
963. coo, or per cent more than in
the most active previous year, 1913.
The company was incorporated in
1904 and seven years later the su-
preme Court ordered II 10 dissolve.
A. now constituted the company
operates seventeen large plants
manufacturing a large variety ~
tobacco products. l,s own real -
tate end ~.st's 's1sfy wy, n.ried at
. 's-.o,b .ra 'Ls .'ments AZ S9sr
- .C6l IN the December 1921. bal
ance sheet. c1.Aaiil and brands
carried az S54. .0s9 900, are not neees-
sar.ly TOO highly appraised IN
company whose products arc so ex-
tonsiveiy advertised and used.
There Is a funded debt Of sll,731.-
go. OF which 100000 natures
Novcm Der !. 1929. The sis2 ,2s6,300
capital stock consists OF S9z'Dsf,'VV
OF preferred. ss2.242,t00 of common
and s49.3st 200 Of Glass 3 common.
Net tangible assets aPPheaoie 20
both classes Of common stock on
December 81. 1921. after dedueting
The "goodwill" item, were equal 20
s5s.Q5 share. Efrnings for 1871
were equal 20 si6s5 a share on the
common stock and In the ten year.
ended December 81, 1921, averaged
s25.i2 n share. Both classes of
common now receive a IL per cent
dividend. Range Of stock since the
dissolution in 1911: High, 324h IN
1912; low, i0lh in 1920, after the
payment Of a rs per cent dividend
IN Glass B stock; yesterdays close
1871.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17
Tsbac.o ss,eks

1v.D.. -Nhat b. g0ur op.WaT "A
Am4-iezc Tobacco and - i.-s,s,ff 20
- not thtns F>s, - 10Th selling 0ut
cf linas -. business mans lnvea.ni~nt
',s,lb 40 you consider the better &C, e.. X
Answer-we consider American To-
baeco and p. Lorillard common stocks
good investments for a business man,
but could not attempt to say whether
either is selling out OF line. You
might be interested In the brief anal
ysis OF stocks published on the first
financial page Of The Tribune daily ex-
eept Mondoy, under the caption whats
Behind Active Stocks {" American
Tobacco is treated to-day. In these
analyses we do not pretend 70 point
out good buys IN the stock market.
but merely 10 group the facts that
should be considered when eontem-
plating the purchase OF sock
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17

Bank Clearings- Bank clearings at
New York yesterday were: Exchanges,
1867 100000; balances. S92,O0O,0OO
Silver-London. 35@ad: New YORK,
domestic bar. 9e1sc; foreign, Use;
Mexican dollars. Sane.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17
The Dollar in Foreign Exchange

Foreign exchange rates turned easier
10 euie' trading yesterday, sterling and
ions o. the continentals reaching the
levest levels Of the week. Gable rates
On lordon fell Il = cents. 10 s4457s.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17

Four full columns OF in.
restmenf questions and an.
nrers ,efu be published in
The Tribune euery Sunday
and Monday. On other days
one full column iciH appear.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17

January 7 90 date
sc91 so9a
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17
Transactions Yesterday in Listed Stocks
Summary of Stock Exchange Dealings

%. New York Tribune Inc }
QTOCEQ
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-23
FINE COUNTRY PLACE
BURNS NEAR CADD0

DURANT. Okla.-The fine country
home OF Walter Clover. half mile east
of Caddo, was completely destroyed by
fire Sunday noon. The loss will run be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000. The home,
garage and servants quarters were all
destroyed. The contents Of the two
houses were also destroyed Only a small
amount of insurance was carried, not
to exceed $1,000.
This was one Of the finest homes in
Bryan county. II was IA large two-story
house with every modern convenience
for country place. The house was To-
Gated just across the Katy tract; at Cad
do and was one of tho show places OF
the county. Mr.. and Mrs. Clover and
one son were NJ home at the time, but
the flames had such headway when
discovered that II was almost impossible
TO save anything. They do not know
how the fire started as the first they
knew the second story was In flames.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-23
West Graham Test
Has Oil in Hole
Formations in Tidal-Choat l
Compare Favorably With
Graham Producers.

The Tidal OH company's No.
ON the Choate farm in the center
OF the northwest of the northeast
OF the northeast quarter of section
SO, 2S-3W, one fourth Of mile west
OF production in the Graham pool
mas 1900 feet Of oil in the hole from
sandy shale formation which was
drilled through at 2533.60 feet. The
operators are now drilling deeper
and are in sandy shale at 26S7 feet
liner has been run. All indications
which have thus far been found I'm
this test are most favorable and
point to possibility OF uncovering
the Bristow pay which is produc-
ing in the Graham field proper.
The formations which have been
drilled through have been Identical
TO those found in the Graham pool
including strata OF pink shale
which was penetrated at 2522.30
feet, and then the finding of the
sandy shale formation, OF which
the operators figure there will be
oPPI OAliAotelS lVV Ietl DelOIe lHe
rich sand is encountered. II this
well proves TO be a producer it will
mark one Of the most important
finds in the Graham pool and will
open a neat expanse Of territory
for development.
Humble Oil and Refining company!
No. l on the Burrows farm, in tn,
enter Of The northwest of the northeas
If the northeast quarter of section 81
,s-2w, one fourth Of a mile east o
iraham production. is drilling in blu
'hale at 267O feet. The hole is full o
)il from sands drilled through at 263
II feet and 264S-4l feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-23
Gravity Basis Buying
Means Careful Storing

Buying uf crude oil ON the gravity
basis spells the death knell OF wooden
tanks Tor petroleum storage purposes,
according To- Frank McPhMl Of this
city. president ot the Service Tank
company. who points out that with the
price schedule as put into effect We'd
nesday by the Prairie Oh and Gas com
many. owners OF old style steel tanks
and wooden tanks would be al a bis
disadvantage.
Under the old system ot purchas.
Ing" he says. "the loss Of gravity waI
not such serious matter 20 the pro.
ducer. although he WAS sustaining very
heavy losses through evaporation which
amounted In some instances TO as hish
as five per cent in "a hours. particularly
In the summer time.
Under the new purchasing system.
Il will be to the benefit Of the producers
20 eaulp their leases with some ~ the
various vapor proof tight construction
bol,ed tanks. IN order that they NIGH,
conserve their gravity to as reor the
figures which It registers when il comes
out Of the ground and thus receive a
maximum price.
The present system OF purchasing
will also do away with the OLD wooden
t,pe gunbarrel which Is 50 common IN
southern Oklahoma fields. and VIII sub
st,,ute therefor the new Napor'prooi
tanks. since IL Is "A well-establishcd
fact that great loss Is sustained 10y
less OF gasses and evaporation In re
ceptables OF the old type
Mr.. Mcphail predicts that In th'
near future there will be a large oc
msnd fer the new type OK tanks an'
that within shor, time all OF southern
Oklahoma will be equipped with IN
modern storage.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-23
Wildcat Report in
Adjacent Counties

Morrison and company's test on the
Thompson farm in the southwest Of the
southwest Of the northeast quarter of
section SO, 5n.1e, McClain county, IS
shut down at 5000 feet.
Western Oil Field corporation on the
iuest farm in the southwest Of the
southeast of the southeast quarter Of
section II, 2n-3e. Garvin county, Is
hut down at 1915 feet.
C. Thomson, Jr., on the Gray farm
the southeast Of the southeast OF
the southwest quarter OF section 5, On
Sc is,shut down ut 1000 feet.
California Oil company in the south.
west of the northwest of the northwest
quarter OF section 80, 2s.lw, Garvin
county, is trying 10 get the casing on
bottom with the total depth OF the hole
at 257O feet
Merriam-Findeiss on the Watland
farm in the northeast of the southwest
Of the northeast quarter of section i,
5n.2w. McClain county, is having caving
trouble and has tools lost in the hole
which is at total depth Of 1900 feet.
days ct al on the benson farm in
the center Of the southeast of the north
west quarter Of section is. 3n.Sw. Gar.
win county, is drilling at 600 feet,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-23
New Bayou Producer
Flowing 275 Barrels

Coline.C .Cooner-Cheek no. 3 on the
Westheimer Is farm in the southwest
Of the northwest of the northwest OF
the northwest quarter of section 80,
4s.2w, Bayou district, is flowing 275
barrels daily from the sand at 2SS5-2920
feet. This well was completed several
days ago following Il period OF delay
occasioned by Il fire which destroyed
the rig and caused loss of swab and
tools in the hole at the time the sand
was topped.
Two deep Bayou wells nearing the
sand include .Gillam-Miller No. II
on the Westheimer A farm In the north.
west of the northwest Of the northeast
of the northeast quarter of section 80,
4s-2w, which is drilling at 2S4O feet,
and the same operators No. on the
same lease in the southeast Of the
northeast OF the northeast of the north
east quarter of section 35. 4s-2w, which
dri11{per O-Jr foot
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-23
Smackover Pool Gets
10000 Barrel Well

The Smackovcr field in Arkansas has
been extended one half of a mile TO
the southeast with the bringing in OF
the Harry Morris No. on the Laney
farm in the northeast corner OF the
northwest Of the southeast quarter OF
section 81, ISIS. which made 10000
barrels during the first "a hours from
sand at 1886 feet.
Production In the Smackover field has
Jeen rising at sensational rate, jump.
ng from 5000 barrels daily ten weeks
ago TO around 10000 barrels daily
shich IL now makes. from a6 wells.
Transportation facilities In the field are
very limited. and the majority OF pro.
ducers are storing their oil In pits
while some have entered into contracts
with individual purchasers for part
or all Of their output, the contract price
on some being as low as 25 cents per
barrel. The first large pipe line system
TO enter the field-that OF the Standard
III company OF Louisiana not yet
been completed. 1t will have capacity
OF $1,000 barrels d4ly.
Lots VI Waste
Thus Ear no conservation measures
to prevent waste w the field have been
adopted although some Of the operators
there are reported as advocating such
a movement until adequate transporta.
ton facilities are to be had. As result
Of the ptomiscuous operation now In et-
feet. more than 100000 barrels OF oil
has already been lost through fires and
other causes.
Ardmore oil men who have visited
the Smackoycr area state that the dis
irict represents most dangerous as.
pect. relative TO the fire possibilities
inasmuch as practically every part Of
the pool Is covered on the surface with
oil which has been allowed 10 tun pcll
NELL from the wells into whatever
earthen cayaties would hold IL. In their
opinion. one match would be sufficient
to cause hundreds Vt thousands uf dol
lars worth OF damage. II would b. well
FOR the state Of Arkansas to conduct an
immediate investigation.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-23

The problem Of water supply In the
Bayou district is apparently a thing
of the past judging by the fine results
obtained in that area In water well drill
ing There are eight water wells yield
ing from sand at l3S feet on the Coline
ct al properties designated as Westhei'
mer b and Westheimer c leases in sec
ton &c. 4s-2w, all of which are pump
ing from one central pump station.
which is also pumping one oil well.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-23
Many Seek ldabel Mayor Job

IDABEL. Okla.-Although the city
lection is five months of. many hats
already are being brushed up and re.
blocked, ready to cast in the ring for
the democratic nomination for mayor
OF Idabel.
A. h. Mitchell is an avowed candidate
for reelection. Contcsting the honors
with him are c. u. Wilkinson. former
McCurtaln county attorney. Rumor Is
rife that two women Will enter the race.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-23
Gravity Schedule

Here is the list OF new quotations on
Kansas, Oklahoma and north Texas
crudes;
Below 2S degrees baume gravity, 90c
per barrel
2S degrees TO and including 999 de-
grees baume gravity. S1OO per barrel.
80 degrees to and including 92.9 de
grees baume gravity, Sl10 per barrel.
80 degrees to and including S4.9 de-
grees baume gravity, 1925 per barrel,
35 degrees to ANA including S6.9 de
grees baume gravity. $l.40 per barrel.
81 degrees to and including 1873 de-
grees baume gravity, $40 per barrel.
80 degrees baume gravity and above,
so per barrel.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-23

Bill Sykes, band organizer at the
University of California. Southern
Branch, Los Angeles was branded with
the initials ~. S. c." on his face and
throat by three unknown men who in
vaded his home. The branding is said
to be result of a students feud be-
tween the University of Southern Cali
fornia and Sykes college.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-23
Lone Star Acquires
One Hundred Gassers

During the last six months. the Lone
Star Gas company has contracted for,
or otherwise acquired, more than one
hundred gas wells, the production Of
which win be transported to the towns
in southern Oklahoma and northern
Texas which the Lone Star people sup
ply, according to X. A. Crawford vice
president OF the concern.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-23

In the days of z. 7. Barnum, when
it was announced that. in oneyear, the
great Snowman had spent $4,000 on
advertising, few people believed it, the
sum. for that purpose and at that time
seeming SO large.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-23
To Start Delivery
Of ls2w Production

Horse Greek oil and Gas eonpany.
operating in the ls.sw shallow territory
viii start delivery VI Ul ffOm Its prop
critics 10 tank cars at Davis reAt sat
urday. The Prairie Refining company
which has agreed to take the produe
,lou at 80 q barrel at the weii. has IN
formed the local producers that u no"
hs. a tank car en- route to the loading
point. The Horse Creek people have
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-23

The Fairview Republican runs Il sup.
plement edited by nigh school pupils
and called the Peace Pipe In the cur
rent issue is an ad reading, "A dol.
lar for nine cents at" Who wouldn't
sign peace?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-23
Ponca to Get Huge Ice Plant

PONCA CITY. Okla.-An ice plant
with sufficient capacity for a city or
so 900 is to be provided for Ponca City
during the winter. according to Henry
A. Braun and Heinz A. Braun Of Guth'
rie. owners of the Ponca plant.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-23
Mine Officials TO Meet

MIAMI, Okla.-Mlning and smelling
companies Of international Importance
will be represented at the meeting Of
the national board Of directors of the
American Zinc Institute here next Tues.
day. The regular annual meeting Of the
board will be held at Picher Monday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-23
Sand Showing Oil
in Noeona District

According 10 reports from the
field the Texas companv's test on
the Lemons farm in the Nocona
district OF Texas. across the Jeffer.
son county. OKLA. line, drilled
through sand showing Healdtun
grade oil at liiO-5o feet. and Is
now under.reamlng the i0lnch cas-.
ing preparatory to carrying 1t
down aud drilling deeper. This Is
the well which has passed through
sas sands at as 5e4 feet and ls7.
S2S feet. With Yield estimated as
high as 100000 cubic feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-23

Queen Elizabeth was the first soy.
cteisn TO use a fork. and "A clergyman
of her time preached sermon against
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-23
Plenty of Water
in Bayou Field

g drilling at 2745 fe,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-18
COLORED5 MAN FINED5$1OO
AND JAILED FOR 80 DAYS

When he was caught with a
quantity of moonshine whiskey in
his possession, Jack Herd OF An N,
inabel1e, colored, was arrested by
Special Officer Charley Clark. col
.ored, and brought to the county
jail in this city. He was taken be
fore Justice J -: Blocher,zw 7slfl'7 re
he N confessed to the charges and
was fined 500 and sentenced to
serve thirty days in the county
jail s
sIs Charged with assaulting Mary
SIanich Of Everson. Nellie Demoss
was brought to the county - jail
yesterday afternoon. but was later
released on bond for a hearing at
a later date.
Aron Ruble was locked up in the
county jail yesterday afternoon
charged with stealing eleven dogs,
the property of Martin Bragg. He
was arrested by Constable$Whte sae
and confined in the county jail to
await hearing sssf? S#6 NJ; Sss3s v Nj:
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-18
NAMED
BY LEGION WOMEN

E x
Fairmont delegates to the state
convention OF the Woman Auxil-
larry OF the American Legion,
which will be held VI at Grafton
Thursday and Friday, were appoint
ed by the, chairman, Mrs. Creed
5Bolyard, at a meeting held in the
American Legion Building at 8
O'Clock last night. The purpose OF
the convention will be to effect a
a.ate organization Of the auxiliary;
The following members compose
the delegation: Mrs. Leona Fund
ell, Miss Ruth Snoderly, Mrs O.
C. Ankrom, Mrs. Paul Amos, Mrs
Austin Wilson, Mrs George Swish
.er, Mrs. Max Wilson, Mrs. 9. \
Watkins and Mrs Gus Schwarm-S
The alternates include Mrs. Har-:
old Ankrom, Mrs. G. G. Fennell,
Mrs. C. R. Keplinger, Mrs: W. L
Lydic, Mrs w. l.. Heintzelman,
Mrs. Clark Gross, Mrs. w. A Crowl
Mrs. Walter Gillette, Mrs. Forrest
DeBolt, Mrs. M. Barr Hough and
Mrs. Lucie Bright Mrs. Creed e.
(Bolyard is chairman, and Mrs. Min
ME Koran is secretary.
ItNis expected that number Of
the other members will attend the
sessions at Grafton and participate
in the work Of the con veEtlon 5s
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9a-. Y. ggl13,
VVill Feat ure Joint Picnic OF
Medics and Dents There 4 I
his tern oorl.
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Earfy III III ID orning It was.
N sc theSscheduled game
hstWeen theaDoc rsNand@Dent1sts
Tractf nsParks til IS afternoon
VIII shaY eft called off on sac-
.fonnf fsTafn, but shortly after
osciock III Ell sun peeped out
Srom ind the ain clouds and
sindications tn at fair
asssgat hergWou1d prevail For there.
;ss9aind srsof hesd ay..gS II was stated
SsSat tie ssheadqu Of the rival
atanmss hataunI less q framed some
gIaoTa hsspic ouldA be staged
and sfheSsga did be the big
al
Thasn1embe rsGof the teams have
ssshaaIis putfdngssSSinS saiAfeW4 practice
sIicKs thesqu ct the last few
ays, and asWi1 II likely be in better
ssssfnrmSs han had beenfEexpected. al
not Ssaying anything an tl'1itlg
twasasn gestedsla night that
afteeng minute $Tests be taken be-
a4Ewaenasroundsssst this afternoon, In
sSp5erd ersan ot8to asub ject many Of the
&pIayersSfoSa@seVer esphysicaI.s strain.
y his SOL Sis carried out, 1t
s|ssgms@csrta til t#nota more than
ssdYas inningsssw III be played, as it
asdarKSbyth time.
Observation-Disclosures AFTERNOON
wfllsbeaEdeep,sd ark mystery unit
skames tine hui 8it@1s thou ght that
Snins am wi lSssss be Sssavailab on
sSsafc hssIde s 5sss
afn STOPPED 4 tho Ea me 4sched--
; HI iFinsst East Side Church
SssEestgu eS las III gh 49, Il. Tonigh
sSEaiie WI lsa be- between the Dia n
III ssIn1nd and @sBunner'ss Stars.
watson Plays Veil
ssS VYatso n ocal golf
EsmadeS I'D showing 81 in the
state champdonship
atsHotSprin AZ. recently. In
SfhaSquaIfYnggro und q atson fin
dshed third bbing close to Pol
s assl an Mcneil hi les$ Hewitt
& to6 fourit lace The next lay
lostso nt&tos Mcneil and Hewitt
ssslostsst Ina the Watson
sssMcNefISn1atchsEth he latter vent out
iii three Sund erspar which is
n&Was$f our down.,
sEhaYing ass tt irty-nfne. On the Il in"
sseyV ara quincy Watson started
sshooting derp ar2and5 atSthe end
les was one
IA doWn.EO stheSnextshole theySwere
sbothHinMongthre but Watson lost
hoIesWhenHhe8too kSthree puts
1.-TWO AforSs McNe il:sSThe$next two
sholegsWeresh a1Yeds andShdcNelllSf won
Observation-Disclosures and one. His score
10 TStheaeigh holeswa ~ lone
sfSone ssillsniderp ar, s while Il Watson's
Ernast Hutton and Jack Blair
tournament.
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SOUTH SID team + y!
GILT GAM {:

Iha sou,t Side dependents.
sShnder the manage Of Phil
SslaIaiInes and Grant Anderson, will
'sspl aYs fh eirss Hrs t game tomorrow
@nfghts ATS outh Side Parkwhe they
8SWiiIsclashssNitht he fast Middleton
Eli q This promise to- be a real
Sshatd e,S and aalarge crowd is expect
QUIT 10 witness it. Satterfleld
lssattaart for:gthe Yisitors-
OnST MISUNDERSTANDING the South
Esidest ean1s;Wi1I Sgoetos Benton IS Ferry
sWhfereEtheyNWillS meet the fast Ben
# nlsSaEerryEnine This$swill likely
ssSbeS d8battles
ayeVeningz Shorty'' Molten's
AlI.sIarssWIllSb esmet att South Side
sHaTk, fhesganeSt to abeg called at 5: 80
Dsclocks ThisAba g will be wit
Sngssed By large crowd, tas both
|sssasasms are popu1 areWith the local
SRss IN,
shorty sftthat8 he is going to
ssfaKesthemso ver;ta and has added sew
AZ Cha IS S.3 NJ
sssIinenpS stars Charley Long will
ttesmound for the Ind pena-
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pr. SunsWeII Protected.

VI CANTON, July #1s.-By The As
ISOLATED Press. 1.-The cruiser Wing
Fung,, lying in the harbor of the
city with DR.. Sun Vat Sen, deposed
OF South China aboard, is
festooned with barbed wire charg-
ed with electricity in preparation
for any surprise attack from the
7>pre where Chenga Ming's forces
are in control WI,
WE Tho five" barbed entang1ements
were placed In position today after
a report was brought to Sun that
Zip Kue, Recommending Chen Ming's
troops in Canton, intended to raid,
the Wingfung tonight IN an effort
to capture the deposed south China
leader.
Reports from north, where OPP
posing attachments are in contact
near Shiukawan, say that fighting
continues on a small scale with
[Chen's forces gaining ground.
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