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The Washington herald., 1922-06-27

the Bronx. and now holds evan
gelistic meetings at intervals.
Hall was born in Baden, Ger
many. in 1879. His wife separated
from him two yeats ago and the
evidence in her suit a year ago
was made the basis for rejecting
the application for citizenship
papers, which was renewed today.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-27

NEW YORK,

OF bonds
s1176s.oo0 i
The New York herald., 1922-03-26

IJClETtA LOMBARD. ~ Kathleen
Norris. Doubleday Page { CO.
II r HENENER Mrs. Norris
M writes book she takes
some moving. heart
clutcbing situation as her theme. ard
develops il through the medium Of
neishborly ana attractive people
people such as live in the next house
and ng2t .srest from yours. or right
The New York herald., 1922-03-26

coaiiaaed on Folloaria0 Page.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-29
To open eea.Ino House.

Tho eating house at tho south.
Most corner OF Fifth street aud
Chickasha avenue viii be opened to.
morrow morning under the manage.
Inent of Fred Andrews. Mr.. An.
drows has just completed extensive
improvements on the property. The
interior OF the building has been re-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-29

Two hundred and twenty-five stu
dents are now enrolled IN the h'nie
school ut Lawton. President "''N
Ter reported. This Is an increase OF
40 per cent over the enrolment
last year. sl;sc the 1929 term
opened, nov dormIiory when ac'
commodities es students has been
constructed. but dormiiory facilities
NJ the school are still Inadequate
to accommodate all OF the students
President wIckixcr said. Mr. WICK
Izcr was superintendent OF schools
nj Amber when that widely'kno"n
consolidated school was established
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-29
Ro,arIans Return.

Roy J.. Jones. president and ],
Edwin Pool. secretary OF the Rotary
club OF clickasha.' returned ycstcr.
day from Arkansas clly. Kan. where
they attended . district conference
OF Rotmy club presidents aud accrc
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-29
Promotion esereI.e. -ronIuht.

Promotion exercises for the Junior
and primary departments OF the
First baptist church win be- held
this evening. beginning at o'clock.
{. u. Harris. superintendent OF the
Junior department announced this
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-29
wife Abandonment AIleoe.

An Information charging y. v
iicaslcy with abandonment OF his
wife aud four children was filed
yesterday IN county court. The IN.
formation vas eienod by Ora Bcas.
ley. wife OF the defendant. Beaslcy
has not been arraIsnod ON the
charge.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-29
SHORT STORIES
OF THE TOWN


Win Justice GfIesby officiating,
two marriage ceremonies were per
formed here yesterday The con
pies were; Otis Luther Young. and
Miss Flora Geneva Emory. both Of
Lindsay; and coytoc oDonlcy and
Agnes Robercht. both OF Anadarko.
A marriage license was issued to
Harvey n. Powell, OF Duncan, aud
Mrs. rdee Morris. OF chickasha.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-29
Convention 10 Meet Here.

Tho third annual session Of the
baptist convention OF Oklahoma WIN
be held here November .. according
10 announcement Just made BY
heads OF the convention. Officers
to serve during the ensuing year
VIII be selected at the meeting here.
This convention. which was organ.
led In chIckasha ilireo years ago.
owns and operates the Baptist or.
phans' home here.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-29

open a new grocery store tomorrow
In TIE new Griffin building. next TO
n q, spinning. sos Kansna. Il was
announced today. II viii be called
"rhe Onyx" and win carry com.
plele line OF. groceries, bakery
goods and soft drinks.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-29

painted and thoroughly cleaned,
Mrs. Andrews VIII assist Mr. An.
drcws IN the management OF the
cafe.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-29

the Central Oklahoma State hospital
ai Norman was issued today In pro.
bate court here. The war veteran
has been undergoing treatment IN
Dukes sanItarIum IN Guthrie. lie
was examined by a board OF medical
examiners In Guthrie and viii be
taken to the Norman hospital from
the Logan county city.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-29

President Wloklxer Here.
A. y. wickIzer. president of Cam.
cron State Agricultural school at
Lawton. transacted business and
visited friends In the city today
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-29

New Grocery to Open.
D. J, Iiebink and son, Carl. VIII
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-29
Home from Reunion.

rome from tcunion'
Capt. J. ). Downs has returned
frpnl Shawnee where he attended
the state reunion OF the u. G. V,
Everything went OF successfully
and Shawnee people showed US a
royal good ,ime," he said.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-29

Es.soidIer 10 Hospital.
An order admitting Grover coch.
ran. veteran Of the world war TO
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-29

morning, Each class viii parlleI
pate In the rendition OF the pro
gfam.
Evening star., 1922-07-02
MY OLD SHOE


Wra;ae aehowhg
ruhs
mHM between n@
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-29
NOTICE
To Whom II May CONCERN,

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t So sTss op " by eG h.
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s, SOL Im%maiay be and
Trcvieons ich han lt The enba
s @ S,amsd by on"
owned by
an" s amend an GaaniS M
N"veml"r
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cent, ar @"I AMI MI an tickets SOFA by
,hs
suarand secured +" such rs, ar
Sold m M !"ns The franchises
lh'i tor
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sia!
@ ms "dnnrs shall lien
before Of person corro oS
, Tina, al members % while
cars of said Company ~ ~
To- This ordinance shall
H.
Clerk
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET
STRONG AT CLOSING

MEN ORLEANS. IA. Sept gs-Whue
IN" cotton u"f'"t wtS depressed ioia y
dhrihH almost IN" .uiir" session. IA iua..
-iri''1s'uG snow ~ strength AL nf a
s'iI"n 100 .h' lH'" trading. hut rIue mar.
man " H"." Ind ris.nE from net he
under Il" ."iuis ever III. clos. III yr-
l-rd"N, brokers :"urrtl!, considered th.,
'h4- !AlN wH- an" To- = uVrrsull and
sold ONT niarHr'. ruI yyH- Touched on liz
rrFo'tH inst SHIan"T~ were nNing price,
an IN eSt-ns'N.. -cIi" IuI Icy Efforts .f
t~',riii snort ~-ll"'- t" get th-if profits
oct"hrf. after - ling low AZ l...,, cents
~ 'H lhv close th- Hist showed net
i"--"- Tor az iay Of To : pu!nts
'hr h-.t 81 wI,h~r f"r ri.Iins over tn.
"htIfr S"'"Iy Ef"u. -h~vH,s UI .uy sne.
80 rpot h'ui ana further pr-.-ur-
from h-ir.nE Iu"l" lower o,.-uinz ana
caused ~'ss.uE mtt.rt during IN,
slr utrr part ~ - i.N Mach H. uids-
.nh 50 mating sihninE =" The Ith -
September 80 ST"lOS bales THIS cnu..d
sailing In SUIt- ~ r-r-Ut talk .f -inniu,
~ laiHr h~ it'n'sS Dy les. ayuHr-uiiv L.
cause 10 ne ~Iih- ditv last y-nr Eiunins
amounted &" tut '"T.i''' b.lsS E:ssin..s
IN 'h- STOOL Iut'i,-t AS" contributed 10
M Weakness IA cotton.
Wei. attrr miis"--iop the market corn
in-u"~i 80 hear much shout suinu-r- nv.
covering movement apIrtrcd ga tn" short
-H- Among ii.'l"t- WHO wanted their
- "Ms Wiih ia" result mat from th.u an
- ton" N"~ much stronger For :, willie
~" "iE"i".' was ~ S-u-I tiuu.l par-
''H' l"'' "H IA" 'l'S'' % wa checked
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-29

mostly e.noTa50: i've cars Washington
lambs. half or more feeders strong al
lt0': straight to yard traders: feeders
strong: on. load. itG; "a country: sheer.
st"Sd!; rh"ic" ITO pound Tat ewes 61S
hsht-t"h western w"th"rs. So
ENST ST LOUIS. IT,. :cpi. -,'nttl.:
r"""i"iS. 80; beef steers about s,r.dy:
mole" iiHht y"arling steers and heif".s
steady. common anh medium grades =
lowe cows. ~ IL lower: cannes
steady: bull" weak: ligh, CALVES - !" -
lower: s'""L"rs aud f"r.l"r s'".rs steady
u" = lower: "a steers Trough, 10 :, far
IN pound average: Few oin",s -, Sssu
20" ilIh' Nrrrling steers anil h"frrs
NANNY a. I""H y =: cows. oT5.I, can
m"ts !"n -. bulls. 1"It =. light calves
l'.rT 'l.'": Sipvk"r steers I,rc"it 80, 50,
h'r'; r"""'rtG. N.'C': roscd 10 80 %
!"w"r: top carly. !".-". hulk ~ Ia 90
n"mnh averages. in2l.'l0@ %: IGN, lights.
'.,",H - "'""'Htug =" weight
Sh""p: r"""li.'<. 900 closing 'nuc n,,tfy,.-
strong y" - ""Eis hi"h"'. t"n Iairhs ',n,.
hhlk. lSINo ~ -. cults. >"Us.Ns f,t sh..u
an" other axe" grades uuiri.
NEW YORK S,p, : cat,re -oc,,ns
steady: v".ls nru Is -. rnt's s ,of, "n.
'"inm"n &" a'nd W".'rrur son 100
>h""r ana lrniS: RECRUITS 20 Inwrr.
.hc"p. 3''TI so. cults ,vt.i : lamb.
una i'"; cnl'>, TO"U9.n
u".s; receipts. ,2Nn. lnwor. medium -,
lehtW"lghts. including mig. - .oSil H..
h"aNN hog ll.'hS, ll.ie. rruclIS ND5isSi
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nuy .,o.oW.mn Hsi,lnn bonds.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2s.-Bids 70
- {l".oo0.DO0 issue OF 8 per cen
thir,y-ycar bonds FOR the Haitia
government were opened here toda
by representatives OF that govern
m"nt and the ISSUE was awarded
subject |" acceptance by the govern
m'h' I" the National city Company
NJ pri". was not announced. Othc
plhh"rS were Speyer & Co, and lie
lIlEEimNOn &: Co
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-29
HItNI\ MAItI,i.Is

tiiI'Au'. sept. Nth AnEl,. turk
'st tension - a"i"i"nrA ,n- unst cri;i-
'Al star" yet. wheat .ti..- ,"dny' aver
ns'h hiEh"r hni ICY rr',uu- br"u.h,
"ui an Increasing y"tHu. ". >tl..
lh' inIii."t '."-rd IU>,tII-I al s. cent.
net h-"ln, 1" ~ .d,aut,. pr.rIun.r.
l"'S :" go aud MaN i"s o." l.usi. CON.
and ""t+ both hni~n.u unchanged in ;,
y Goats l">. q" ,.HIS gain.
'"uiutS~i"u h"u-" nuy InE. some Ur /, nu
toieish account. XIV" IA" wh"nt ua,ri,-f
an evident advancing trud-ucy a. TN"
sur i"f Ia" "''si I'"fl. h"InHwd -."uI.d
To u" based "n rrg'"giS 81 st,g"t pyus pr,.i :
"t nEhiluE at inc b.ri,n"Il"s. iIiEh"r
quotations at Live rp""l w"rr Ihi,rn to-,
- 'onhrminS --ri"lI> Nt"NS of the N.r
oHI.""h WIN each "d'r.;y enhance
mont "f N',I-.. h"wEN"L. OWu"rs ~ SEP
sized offerings "f i'-'-ub-r aud M.N Ia
iuth IHi" 'I"i piuutE'. 81 riioi, ~ less u.
1prcu 'iN' -"lilnE Hud consequent rome.
ions eN'riI ~ ala. b",-Iub-r delivery.
Nhirh ''"-"d 81 pi"'iI'Hl!y ;h- tap nrurr~
ASIA" frym var news th~ ,hiei Suhirri
~ interest ,ut"Is wheat traders W.- am
uHiC'"t S"i'tU"Ut that iupuTi Inr c,,unfInr-
hHd produced In",h"'"W nu~l"l- 49, jnaU
"-' lhr ,I.v N.HI aga ana ln.t ,Ni.,,Y. s.
mary could h- .",,,rd f"T TIL rat" ,,
l3,Otl.'"' IUsn-l> 10 i..ts"'., hI-irl~ 4,
~-rl~ against iI.b".i." bushels W--hly
aEri"g" ur Il" date. rn III nilirr h.uI.
ein''giN IA getting car. ." shin wh-.t
hhi n"uf ." III S-ni.".rd N.s ,ail h.
Er"-.n'
corn snd oats Tx" wheat vcr. nrmer
ratlE, aHd 'h-n rHs"d soiu"N hat
Pro'itlnns rejected declines In The hog
market
NEW YORK, Sent .S-Whcat .no, .a.v:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-29

sn m,.''' i''i7 e. { track NV Yor,
- horn SPOT, Easy: NJ. yellow and No =,
M -; anI ~. mixed. scs e.
pis, ,, spot. steady; No. ; whit. na so,,
III, EASY Midd!. Wns'. il.OailD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-29
How Boat Line
Promises Are Kept

In order that the shipping
public may know some Of the
dllhcultles Of operation and
the lengths TO which we 20 in
Keeping our promise OF TWO
day service ana regular main
tonancc Of schedule the fol-
lowing will be interesting.
Our "Nirginia Limited" sail
Ell from Richmond AT noon ON
september 20th. for Now York.
with large cargo of freight.
some of which had 10 meet
ships sailing on Saturday for
overseas points. Drdinarilv
she would have arrived i'm New
York at her berth at Pier ..
North River. about { A. NJ.
September 22nd. There was a
very severe storm raging at
sea. causing many ships to
seek harbOr at Delaware
Breakwater, Hampton Roads
ana New YORK. but the staunch
virginia Limited kept on
ner course, faithfully blowing
'he seas TO carry out our
promises.
The force Of the wind ana
seas "er" so great as TO cauS"
iler 10 DO delayed twcnty-f0ur
hours. Mr. Oyen left Rich
mono FRIDAY night to meet the
vessel saturday y. II. Satur-
DAY morning th"mcn We're pun
TO work discharging and load
ing simultaneously and the
night Saturday hound Co.,
Richmond I'm tbic ,in,a ~ ~
had discharged abo,u three
hundred tons and ln,d.j .,ho,,,
nine hundred Inn. sha w.
rived in Ricbmond o,oi,. !, :"
l,o, anu IarSC force OF steve
49,, 10 "e'e p'rSeh' III lich-
NV, "" W l,ec' ner on arrival
~, VI n." 'a' mo 'he night.
We're as far advanced with orr
discharging as we ordinarily
would nave been.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-29

j" g" u POINTS on Ia" )"or showing in
'n'f"H aud lard. tu'luIls'as. .,.l i.!.tiu'd
mas 81 he ">>. nul wa~ u.r.ly .-r,is
az 30" l"st with ,'I"h"r pu, uHnE-.i .'..s
"'H.r months to points ne luw"f.
Sal'>. lIs6D barrels. y" r.ud-rS ,,"r. u.lt
on trud. was easy Prime ,'ul" 49,.
riu q" me- yellow spot "'". -, ru.,-.
$50. December. Ts2. March SOS. al. tuI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-29

el"ctrvytic spot and futures IA TT
steady spot and futures 3231 Iron arr
No. ! northern. @"I 1888. No 2 Norti
crn. 3'"nu 3f.p: No. Hnu,hcrn - Gy)gi n %
Lead. hrn. spot 53jnGiO, Zine nr,r
East 81. Louis Sppt and nearby dcIi,
cry. 5s"W".'" Antiin"ny spot. 30.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-29
flCIiMoND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
richmond Union Stock Yards

Remarks: Good supply n, ra,,Io
nathet an sold. Market fairly active and
kct " ' '''A mar
SirictiN good steers l.i"o lbs,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-29

CHICAGO. Sept :S-Str-ct stocks n
~" butter market .w"rs even liyh,sr Z,
iHN ihan yesterday. but trading was nj,
'"fr"sp"ndIngly ligh'. There waa hut IL
81" II any change In the condition of III
marh"; Dealers were willing no soil III
III" t"w offerings they bad al ,nch.n.a
~ COO. but refused - make any ronrs,
siuns. IN" centralized car market ;, !,
PROBABLY a litte easier than ve.,erd !, !,
hoy were q low buyer. for ~ srurc ~
:. - Was generally quiet. TN. tnarka; -,
r'.r"'l vnc"p,ionally quiet on all grade
rtu" 10 ~" fnct that most dealers W.,
rsit. 'hsir own .t".ks. ei,h"r f,sshn
,t"r'g". I" Hprp!y their customers A TAI
ant ~ score centralized.
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NAVAL, STORES

SNEANNaAi'. ca: se.ss &s.-Tprnentin,
hiun"ni~. /. ~: stock. 1856 Rnsin nr n
sales. !,N'i, icCc!Dt. l.s.6. ah !pinanis FL
i". "'".". 80. euot": u. II, T., r. d
~ !. Is ", 6i5iI ~ i6G4: y. 5olI5s u
We. silva SIS. WV. t.Dpu6.ci ?"
JArKSoSvIi.LE FLA. Sept. % r., ;,
r"ntinc. arm, .:,,Ti.gcH.. sai... ais: rel
"ip'~ ~. shlpncn'H "a stock. 1864
.h!JLncnts. 7oZ, s,eck. l.7un. Liuo,c. II
y; w q "a; 10 NJ. s.0r'.; y. 5soa
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90: rh"ic" and prime beef Steers ami
s s,aur |ironE !" l"c higher. t"p beef
r',her SOW: nn"v~n. a""nt steady. hulk
nn,iv- beef stars. ,i,m ii.on We-r";,,
: SEA 20: some tauadinns ..sTuSa,: sew.
T ,a i"S as. natiy. beef st"-r~ and y"afliuRs
h!gh~r: other ras-", s-n~raiIv stead,
IA. ""twrrn grades butcher COWS and her.
h"'oEna bulls. Li.ata5: bulk beef cows
c cnh h'f,s.rs, ,s!M =: ""lN desirable Yea.
Hog: receipts. 1900: mns,ly 10 TO .,
."w"r; packer sradrs on least: bulk 800
tor no. bmik iS6n IL ro,m.l '''s .ycr 80
%s s,a Ia" ;S s"Sh 20 I" by pound nn,ch~r-
nrsiia ~" pigs s-n''". estimated hod,
Sheep: rcc-irt-. 1904: native l.m,..
steady: top natives. 49,. to rity buichars
llse; I" ra"h"r~. "ul%. i'.muii.G: cu!is
STATEMENT uF THE FINANCIAL.
CONDITION. OF
tHESTEREIEI.D COUNTY BANK.
CHESTER. W.. NC,
Located AZ chester In the County of
.hest"rfi"id. state ~ Virginia. at
the clos" "f business September 10
1922. made To the State Corporation
tOmmis Sipu.
KESOTR CES
Loans and discounts S23333G %
Ranking house and lot. 5000 ~
cash and due from bauks 9.a63 IL
Total .................. 32d7.3gg 81
LIABILITIES
capital stock paid in.....S 100 90
surplus fnhd 80. ......... $1,000 ~
Undivided profits. less
amount paid for interest
expenses aud taxes. .... S.0i1 -
lndivihual deposits. sub
j"ct /" check ..... S7.3s+ 50
savings deposit ........ !4.6jl !
Time certificates of de-
r"sit OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4s.O42 &c
Cashiers checks outstand-
ing ... ............ LIZA Is
deserved for accrued in.
interest on deposits I'D 2.a3l 81
i'"Sti yea Tor accrued taxes 100 Ol
Total ................. s267. 800 -
Inv 4. Trurheart. cashier. do sol
"mnly swear that the above is a tru.
statement Of the financial condition
OF Chesterfield county Eank. Chester.
Va. Inc. located at Chester. in the
county OF Chesterfield. state Of Nir-
slnia az the close az business on the
i"ih day of September. 1922. To the
h'st OF my kuuwirdEr and belief
W. g. IEiiF:Al;T
Cashier.
t"rrect-Att"st:
e. W. PEBBLES.
T.. !. SIiEpIIERD.
l.. V. tDt;EIll.
Directors.
state OF Virginia. county Of Chester
sworn TO aud subscribed before IN"
by W. G.. Trueheart. cashier. this a6th
day of September. lo22
WALTER y. PERpuE
Notary Public
Ny commission expires January 80.
1924.
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Local rnnprcr M,Kkrr


Is, W""d-"n- Crnix 90" Iai. In.t Cary
street Phone Madison 200
So.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-29

NEW YrIk. S.ut. = 90 tom goods
w"r" hrW"r and hiEh"r to-day r"rrHT.s
W." "dNaIeed }a'd Sew prices
WEI" nHi"d on srr!ng dress bingham lines
10y producers oi tn" CuHt."r ErIi.- ard
M hu"r producers ~" "si."cr.i tr roi.
l"w. carpets ana RUGS continued active.
"tth price" HARDENING Hurlau, hc.i
>'"~dy Si'kS wor" ia steady cali TN"
-rp-r". industry .huwcd greater a,ll.!ty.
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FINAS,,IAi,.

SEW NrRk. SSt y Foreign o., hang
-ssE ''re"' britain. i.m"ud. -, r-Ir"-
-. @iN'y-1lE nils on bank. |'r, Fruu,.
i"WIuh- 80. rsh.es. is7. I'sly. demand
"Hh."~. III HrIgiuul. h"u4uI
'rh!"s . y. HOLLAND. demand 2. =.
C"u.'>. j. q Nnrw.y. demand :; on. So.
don. dsUtrd, " - Denmark demand
90" Switzerland. DEMAND $3.50 Sp. n
'"nl-n d i5l. Greece. demand 80 ~,
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RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Published Monday, Wednesday and Friday
I" information and not guaranteed
Arrivals and Departures OF Passenger Train,
DAILY. unless o, her~,sc shown
DAILY except sgnday. ! sunday only.
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NEW YORK, Sept < Whoa, spot, ,a.y;
40 NaIthern spring la. No / run
winter. ~. No. J hard winter. l22o
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or fiCE OF THE CITY CLERK.
CITY HALL.
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CoTToNsEEn OIL.
NEW YORK. Sr~' 80,
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LIVE srOCK MARKETS..

N H.-KNeinnine Jn,v II The rnsrk.t
rays Tor cattle Will h. Friday SATURDAY
ana Monday. No cattle sold or weighed
or other Than these DAYS
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NEW YORK sop .,..psr an.
Williams news., 1922-04-21
E1tsrsd at the Post Onee at Willianaa, Arizona, as ssesnd elaas nail nAteor.
NEWS FORCE ENLARGED

Wm. l.. Chambers, of Stock ton, Kans., has accepted a po- sition in the News office. Mr.
 Chambers is the son of W. L. Chambers who has edited and published the Rocks County,
 (Kans.) Record for over 42 years. "Bill" as our new as sistant is familiarly known, may be said to have grown up" in his fathers office. Conse- quently he is thoroly conver- sant with the needs and meth eds of the small weekly paper. He has had printing experience in many large printing plants also and is an expert in many kinds of printing usually con- sidered too difficult for the small office. Incidentally, Rocks County of the home county of the present editor and publisher of the News, F. E. Wells. MT. Chambers has been. from boy hood, the pal of Uel Clay Bob bitt employed in the office of the local Rabbit store.
Williams news., 1922-04-21
GLORIA SWANSON

Born in Chicago, spent her
 early years in New York, Key
 West and Porto Rico. Her
 career as an actress is confined to motion pictures, and while
 her biographers do not say so
 we are quite sure she started on the screen as one of Mack |Sennett's bathing beauties She graduated into straight drama and became the leading lady in several Cecile B. De- Mile specials with all-star casts notably Don't Change Your Husband", "For Better, For Worse. Male and Female. :. E'Why Change Your Wife" and Something to Think About" :. All wonderful productions and in all of them she scored great success by her capable work. For this reason she has recently been promoted to stardom in her own right.
 Elinor Glyn, famous author of Three Weeks" and other novels of world wide reputa- ton has the following to say Of her: 'I thing she is the most vivid personality on the screen today. She is an exquisite creature, with perhaps the 1ovliest eyes I have ever seen.- As I watch her play her part I feel she has an old soul strug- gling to remember it's former lives. I do not think she has had a part that has done her talent justice She will excel in the future in tragedy, in deep emotion where there can be no possibility of action, as the best TWO moments she has ever were when she cried on the garden seat in the park ir Something to Think About and crouched in the straw in the same play". She is at present under long term con- tract to appear in Paramount l Pictures. She is fondly called 1 by her admirers "Glorious Gloria" and lives at Hollywood, California.
 See Gloria Swanson in her | first starring picture, 'fThe Great Moment at the Sultana 1 next Monday, April 24th.
Williams news., 1922-04-21
OFFICIALS OF A. C.
 BANK IN WILLIAMS

H. J. McClung, President of the Arizona Central Bank, paid his first visit to the Williams branch of that institution, to- day, Friday. He was accom- panied by J. P. Wilson, Cashier and M. I. Powers, Director and former President. While here MT. McClung called upon many of the leading places ofbusiness in order to become better ac- quainted with the business peo- pie of the town and their bank ing needs.