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The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-01-21
LYLES HELD ON
FORGERY CHARGE

Aiken, Jan. 20.-At the preliminary
hearing held in Aiken today, Melton
Lyles, alleged forger and swindler
was bound over on three charges of
"uttering a forgery" until the court
of general sessions meets in Aiken
in May.
Magistrate Raibon was the Judge
sitting in the case and he first fixed
the bond for Lyles at $1,000 for each
forgery charge, but at the request of
the attorneys for the defendant that
the bond be lessened, he announced
that he would not decide on bond until
he had conferred with the attorney.
The preliminary hearing for the al
legged forgers began this morning at
10 o'clock and continued until this af-
ternoon at o'clock when court ad-
journed until tomorrow. The last part
of the hearing was taken up with the
case of the state against Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Padgett, ]. G. Westberry and
Melton Lyles on charges of conspir-
acy, but the hearing was put off until
tomorrow, when all of the witnesses
shall have been heard.
Henderson Bros, prominent Aiken
attorneys, are assisting the solicitor,
r. l.. Gunter, in the prosecution and
w. M. Smoak and Sawyer & Giles are
the attorneys for the defense.
P. F. Henderson said he intended to
have several important witnesses on
hand in the morning
The hearing today began with the
testimony of l.. C. Eubanks, in the
employ of George E. Owens of Aiken,
who was the party whose name was
forged on the checks passed in
Aiken. Mr.. Eubanks explained the
circumstances leading to the discov-
cry of the forgery. He recognized
the checks and classed them as for
geries, saying that neither he nor Mr..
Owens had signed them.
The next witness was J. NJ. Thomas,
teller of the Farmers and Merchants
bank Of Aiken. He said, after point
ing to Lyles, "There is absolutely no
uoubU CiiaI hS 10 Ihc
He made an everlasting impression
upon me at the time and could not
easily forget him."
George E. Owens was the next. He
corroborated in full all Of the testi-
.mpny given by his clerk, Mr.. Eu-
% sfiS.
William Schroeder, paying teller Of
the First National bank of Aiken,
was the next witness. He was posi-
tive in his Identification of Lyles. 81
am absolutely positive that Lyles is
the man." he said, because when he
presented the check and started an
account I talked with him for a few
moments and thanked him for becom-
ing a customer of the bank"
w. H. Pardue, teller Of the Bank of
Western Carolina, on whom one of
the forged checks is alleged to have
been drawn, likewise identified Lyles
and said, 81 am positive beyond the
shadow of doubt that he is the man.
AS soon as 1 discovered that the
checks were forged I wrote forgery
on the backs of them and returned
them to the other banks at once"
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-01-21
Exports of Raw Material
Dropped one Billion

Washington, Jan. 21.-Reports Of
the manufactures decreased $2,O0O,-
100000 and the exports of raw ma
terials dropped nearly one billion and
food stuffs exports decreased one-half
billion during 1921, so the commerce
department report says. The imports
showed similar declines.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-01-21
Railroad Heads >%s4ai.
Discuss Wages andG
Working Conditions

Chicago, Jan. 21.-Railfoad exetu-
tives representing one hundred lines
discussed here the proposed Setnrn 70
the negotiation of wages and the
working conritions with The train
service of brotherhoods on the region
al basis as was done before the. g.
tablishment of the railroad labor
board
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-01-21
POPE BENEDICT DEAD

London, Jan. 81 (By the Associat-
ed Press).-Cardinal Bourne, Arch.
bishop of Westminster, stated this
evening that he had been officially no
titled by telegram from Rome that
Pope Benedict was dead.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-01-21
Uses Watkins Spices

The fruit cake to be auctioned
eff at the Ralto Theatre tonight was
baked with "Watkins'" Spices.
This cake was baked by Mrs. Rosa
w. Bishop, Sedalia, S. c. Her cakes
this year have gone to all parts of
the United States, and even to Ger
many. All containing Watkins
Spices.
T. B. Strange, Union, S. c.,
The Watkins Man.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-01-21
Philippine Bank
Must Stay Open

Manila, Jan. 21.--Gov. Gen. Wood
declared the crisis has arisen which
must be met from general funds of
the government in assisting the Phil
ippine National Bank to keep open
its doors until the emergency loans
are liquidated.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-01-21
Delegates Arriving
For Conference

Washington, Jan. 21.-Delegates
are arriving today preparatory to the
opening Monday of the national agri-
cultural conference. The agricultural
department has gathered great
mass of data for consideration.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-01-21
Must Get Permission
From Congress

Mexico City, Jan. 21.-Permission
from congress is necessary before
President Obregon can go to Roches-
ter, Mimi, for an operation, it is said
here in connection with his reported
plan.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-01-21

j. c. Mitchell and his son, w. A.
Mitchell, returned Thursday from a
weeks visit to York and Cherokee
county. They report a good time
and say they found good roads on the
entire journey.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-01-21

Miss Elizabeth Jeter, who teaches
the Hughes Johnson school near
Lockhart, is spending the weekend
with her parents, DR.. and Mrs. ]. T.
Jeter, at Santuc.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-01-21
TY COBB AND
TIGERS COMING

The following letter is reply to tele.
grams and letters sent Ty Cobb's bus
mess manager, sent by w. H. Perrin
and Paul McNally:
Rochester, N. Y, Jan. 16, 1922.
McNally & Perrin,
Union, s. c.
Gentlemen:
Saturday received wire from
you in reward to the possibility of
staging Detroit Rochester game in
Union and wired you at once that
there was chance, although my
schedule was about filled.
We are playing only ten games in
all and have plenty of opportunities.
In fact, have games booked, but 1
think l can affect re-arrangement
so that I could give you Tuesday,
March 21st, if you cared for that date.
You will appreciate that we give
you real game in every respect
that we guarantee the appearance of
Ty Cobb, Harry Heilman, ETC., in the
Detroit lineup, while the Rochester
club is captained by Fred Merkle and
has in its lineup Maurice Archdea-
con, who is regarded as the fastest
man in baseball and holder of the
worlds record for going around the
bases.
We are playing these games on a
guarantee basis. If it rains we get
nothing. If the game is played we
receive, after the game, the sum of
one thousand dollars. The next three
hundred dollars of the receipts goes
to those staging the game; and after
thirteen hundred dollars the amount
is equally divided between the ball
clubs and those staging the game
(5O-50).
I might state that we have been
putting on these games for the past
five years, have never failed to get
more than the guarantee and have al
ways made money for those staging
the game. If did not expect to re-
ceive substantially more than $1,000
at Union, we would not be interested
in playing game there. We have
made big money in much smaller
places than Union-Bamberg for ex-
ample, Darlington, etc., and I know
that If you take hold of the thing You
vii ns3e<ita big success, for Il will
be a novelty for The town. IN ns0s$
cases we get the stores to close up
the afternoon Of the game and it is
general half-holiday.
am willing to hold this date open
for few days in order to give you a
chance to think it over. If you know
Bell, sporting editor of the Columbia
State, think he can tell you how
good the proposition is. Am conf
dent that the appearance of Ty Cobb
would draw the crowd from miles
around and that you would have an
attendance of upwards of $4,000 in
the house. We always get $500 gen.
eral admission, with extra for seats.
We would not be interested in playing
in Union if you had in mind smaller
minimum price.
May I ask that you write me CIV
ing your opinion as to the game.
know Cobb is rather interested in
playing Union and thinks we would
do we'll. Awaiting your reply and
with my kindest personal regards,
am, Very truly yours,
Walter E. Hapgood,
Business Manager.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-01-21
Men Coming From East
to Take Strikers Places

Richmond, Jan. 2l.-- Traction ot
ficials announced that 80 men. ar.
coming from the Eastern cities &C..
take the place Of The striking c'.r
men.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-01-21
Second Arbuckle 49,.
Trial to End Soon

San Francisco, Jan. 21.--0Rly few
more witnesses to be called in the
second Arbuckle trial it was said at
the opening of the court .today,Yz ~
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-01-21
Citrus Crop Will be Small

San Francisco, Jan. Glow tenn
peratures throughout the citrus re-
gion has been sufficient to cause heavy
crop loss.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-01-21

Rev. A. B. Kennedy, pastor ofrfab-
ernacle in Columbia, is visiting"in On
ion today. ssSA sa'
w. M. Gregory, of Santuc, was.
visitor in Union today. '"'''F'"N
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-01-21
Typhus Spreading in Moscow

Riga, JAN 21.-Typhus is spread
ing in Moscow according to the official
Bolshevik government agent here
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-01-21
ToDAY's COTTON MARKET

Miss Beatrice Mcdaniel, who
teaches at Elford Grove, is spending
the weekend with her sister, Mrs.
c. X. Hughes, near Santuc.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-01-21
Eight Hundred :. afzY. So.
Workers Injured

Berlin, Jan 21.-Eight hundred
workers were more or less severely
injured in fire in Chocolate :FaetSfy
Temples, which caused 50,0QQ,OOo
damage.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-01-21

low, Chas. D.. Began, C. P. Summer,
r. P. Morgan.
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All Hope Abandoned
For Recovery of Pope

3 Rome, Jan. 21.--Dr, Battistini said
sSsasA Ss5s4s .s<.zs 4rj.;,,v
for Pope Benedict, and it being only a
question of hours. In his slight de-
lirium during the noon hour the pom
tiff resisted the physicians efforts to
listen to his heart action and ex-
pressed a desire to rise. The attend
ing doctors expressed the belief that
he might live until late this after
noon. Cardinal Gasparri said all
hope had been abandoned. The bull
lctins from the sick room are eager
ly scanned by the great throngs wait
ing outside the Vatican.
Rome, Jan. 21.-The pope, to the
qualification Of his physicians, passed
into sleeping condition during the
forenoon and the doctors indicated
that they would not abandon all hope
if the sleep continued for three or
four hours. The Vatican had an
rounced earlier that the pope was dy-
ing and kilograms were sent to that
effect. Members of the sacred college
and the pope's family remained in the
ante chamber all night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-18
STUART WON TWO

4 \ Stuart. national billiard t"aEu"
.r4:tutI"r. who ~ PLAYING N"r'"E "I
preliminary matches "r pocket billiards.
With the best players ia the Wheeling
district {" decide the city ChAinp'"h'
won two NOR" games yrHtrrdHy N th"
Ruttcr pool room. defeating James
In,rnlL yesterday afternoon. 100 10
*. and pr CarlcSyn last evening. 100
- l.. carlson made hiI.h run last
tivh' e." 80
The o. rec p'rvrrF who defeat "r max"
he atr..rai RIM, on Mr.. STUART d"rlnf
Ih. tvu Weeks hr will h. h"r" viii pay
uvaIuat "l,h Other AMI H." best man
wII l." Wh""lIuE'H Representative In TN"
HInfr tournament to decide the Stit"
lItlc. Witch lu now being planned.
Mr. Stunr' met and defeated lhHd
I;uttrr anl ';""rg" Smith. Ionday. Ia"
iurucr -" >. and Smith. 100 /" IL.
luvrlIl aud Crrlrvun arc tho two high
.,' -""rcr1 Ia date.
Today MIR. Stuart meets scoop
Shcivcy and Jim burton, both entered
by tho Fort Henry Smoke House. Mr..
Greer. Of tho Sm0k" House. has several
NOR" candidates 10 enter In the run
utug
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-18
: THE THEATRES ;
RAINBOW Girl" Here
Friday and Saturday

"Thc NnIuhuw IilIr ln announced f"r
rrrncnInIIuu 1T tho CURT Ia lhny nuh
Saturday JnnurIy 20" = with :mt" dag
mn tIu'r.
Ur,nuan "r tho nmuy munlr"l '"m"hY
elemental whI,h '"iummnd tho "Ilhi
rnnry ihir cutcrlulumrnI han bc"U nhi"
10 draw crowded hnImrr for lhr"" r'hn-
uur 80 d"uhI it, engagement h"t" WIZ
have ne I,rcni - rIiT"nnE" Il" hnn h""n
nrrordnh II zinc" itu brilliant premier.
crrrrInIlY ~ Itu equipment md person
mel rrnnlm pInril"nllY tho rnIn". 'l"hr-
ON and IlIuck nIo bringing II Ton whrh
urnIu and no duplirntc company IN -
Lrrn .grut ON tour Though ON" of th"lr
mos, nurrrppTul achievements In Ma"
musical COMEDY line. they hav" hrfv"H
to mnIntnin tn" gam" r"rH"unrl l"r
nttrartivCnoRs by tHfttinR "Hi u ""f"hh
company with inferior people. NllI'hh
Il,rtun first comedian, C"m"" again IN
tho ruai role Of an itincraHt actor nnh
br.,hnp = nd Roy Cochrau". second com
cdIan. az the rriunh English butler;
Gahy f.csli" ana Joseph Daniels Jan
GERS eccentric, and the Misses l'urhY
and Ferry. In the 'spnster parts, assist
IN the funmaklnE. \ score of oth""
principals appear upon TN" program
with 4 dancing and singing chorus
which has been advertised AZ the most
beautiful in the world.
Seats on sale now at prc-w1r prices.
There will he a atince Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-18
ROTARIANS URGED
TO ASSIST MISSION

Flags and the relationship Of $'at"s-
man to different countries, the ChAla"-
trr!SticS Of tho ruunlTymCn Of the ma
lions represented hy their IlHg~ I"~i""n-
ing the tables of the E"tarianS at their
meeting yesterday at the Mcclure, was
the main subject Of the hour and. '''uErd
much favorable comment and witty re-
pnrtce. Iiutariuus George Crock. Roy
Naylur and Dr. john Mcclure composed
the committee which fired questions at
tho members Of the club. bringing out
their knowledge OF geography.
DIR. Harry Hall told what he knew OF
tho Star SpanHled Tanner. gave In !,
short and entertaining way the history
of it's origin, Frank ScroGIins todd
what he though France was famous Tor
describing It's principal charm as short
skirts and rolled down stockings.
]. Sherwood Fec answered quest onS
relating to the world war. MIR. Fred Fox
told who Garahaldi ~ describing him as
tho man who invented spaghetti!
Rotarian ". IT, Mctzncr discussed
Mr.. Andrew Hare said that tn" Scotch
Turkey giving it tlow"ry description
arc the salt of tho earth and that they
paInt thuir knees and blow their bag
pipes as recreation.
mcnt Of Il campaign for tn" solicitation
of subscriptions which IS I" 10" Put be
fore tho public next week for ID" benefit
Of the Union Mission. lie referred 10
the worthy work being carried on 10y
Rev. &. w. Cory. and asked for The sup
mort OF the Rotary club In the campaign.
sitting at the presidents table with
President Harry Hall and Secretary
Keith wcro Col J. Summer Jones AMI
Routrlans Charles bowler. and =. j.
Swcotman or Minneapolis. Mimi
Among tho guests wcro II unmh'r Of
RGtariana from other cities. including
George ". Marshall Of Dayton. O.: L. g
Griswold Of Toledo q. u member "i IL"
Mnncho4tcr Eng. Rotary club. and J""
Kline Of Stuubcnvlllr. q
other EurstH w"r" l.. q. Graham and
" II l!rrrn. both at i'Ittalurh N. l..
Thomas. cdw. r. Miller of IiItshurrh
and e W Kendall Of this cliy. a quest
or " /. Perrin.
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TOM MIX AT PLAZA
IN A GREAT PICTURE

After seeing ph"t"play In whi"h
SEVERAL knights Of old hEht h"ff"
h:,Iilr I'm fun war Announcements, Tom
Mix. the noted Fox .tnr. wants no sire!
urmur. tie Ynit 't:tvc TIT" lariat
and siN-sh"0tcr any day. aud u'c tho
armrr t. make automobiles with"
Mix was f"crty interested In mo
hntilr thnr he viewed. however. ana h"
made several n"t"'.
When hr returned to til" mndt" lie
rnld To- ono Of the hirr"l"Tn. lh"h"
fellows thought they wrTc nEhilnE. Nh
they Ind WINS an idea Now. h"ron tho
way II ought To ho done.
Mix elaborated on tho id"n twist"d
II round hrTr uud there. applied u !"
a cowboy nrcn". aud before lac waH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-18
LAUGHING MIRACLE
! PLAYS AT THE REX

IInhitu"r "r varh"rllIr and p.''"f"h
nIr guIIlnE II treat thlm w"ok at 'hr
ItnN JnTN'r' Whlrl Ur MlTlh. con
drunri murlrnI act. farm III" hhh'h 81
Ihu ENTERTAINMENT. nud At all perform
uuC0u thIr number rCC"lVcr "u" gram"
rrc~pilun l,"r Itohy"r. Ia" 'h."I nun.
uy man. Ia u lnuEhInT mirn''r hnI u"
rs nhll nurInIrh hy willard Jnr' IH Inc
,IuarI"tic "r Eir'u 1T II iI"nt I" look ~
and p"r"np rrud singing r"l""H
Ferry aud Irpp,n". with ia" nih" ~
The nrrnrdluu and vlullu. register Tor
bumcr, with their r"l"CiionH on the row
p"ctiv" in trUm"nir.
rInIw"ll and WIiE"r ar" h"H"nE i"'
pr"ducing laughs. aud al"ny" l"IE" III"
crowd wanting more.
NIoudc Ryan. In"it"s rounds "i lL"Hh-
Ter with her dialect 5. NJ numbers
"TO Il Finish" with Back J"n"''
rounds ont the program In F""d N'Hi"
and leaves all with Il 'aS," ihhl ~
,.VrTI r1cut.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-18
SECRETARY WEEKS
RESENTS CRITICISM

Washington. Jan. II. - Secretary
Wcckr, In n formal statement tooay
described M "unwarrnnted CRITICISM
The asscriIons of Henry Ford that 40
tion on the proposal OF the Detroit
manufacturer for purchase and lease
Of the Muscle Shoals. Alaba ma, nitrate
and power projects had been unnoces'
sarily delayed by the war department
The War Secretary in his statement
added that Mr.. Ford during their con-
ference here last Saturday made NO
complaint MS to delay and gave the
Secretary TO understand that he would
make no public statement on the CON
ference. Mr. Weeks statement VA
brought forth by charges OF unneces-
sary delay In declarations made BY
Mr.. Ford prior TO his departure from
Washington after the conference.
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rriRIJ convsni ionalition ~ social ME-
"nn rain II IN E:nglinh home are Aoevs
rntciy pnrtrayod IN the plot OF Loves
redemption" Ilrc tirni SntIonhl nttTA'-
lion rIrrrlug .Tormn TnfmndE" al the
Liberty thrntro all this wnrk Simply
M u picture Of ne compared with
"th"r rourtc'r conception OF what Hfs
rhruII be-. young Ginger. mo boro'he
e ihc rlnIv. m'cE with rnbunH ahd
,trnrtotrfttcni where rhs hud oHpsotSd
Ia nuh love aud rrirndrhlp.
Th" IuIn or III. story provihss n
Interesting rtudy In social VAluSs ana
III" ,,Iu" Of civilization. Tho youne
Elrl VIII" has practically SnVod the hts
nr ihr heir 10 mo household II noa-
plnurL by tho brutal. II thlnly vsnssren.
dagger lhru-tr OF nuclal otlquntto eno
pl"n'ntH . I"ihoilc 1guro OF trnEody u
iho hIH mnnri6n.
NIIH Tnlmnhgr does romA OF the neot
work Of hrr career In Loves Nsdeno'
ton "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-18
Westemers Fall Down
IN the Pinehurt Shoot

Pinchurst. N G.. Jan. T.--E. G..
Wheeler, tho Usage Indian chief. and
Frank TroheH, the greatest trap
shooter tho far west ever produced.
both fell down badly In tn" mid-wlntcr
shooting tournament a. Iin"hurst To-
day and tho eastern team now leads
the western team. Lac targets I" Lag
out or 800 targets thrown In the east
,crSu. Tia" woAt contest
FRANK hughes. ur south bak"ln. leads
IT,, rrl Ia the. tournament pI"p,r Win
30 breaks "uI 81 800 targets. thrown
yesterday AMI today
+ u I.ullUu"o. OF Huntington. W Va.
sol, representative Of that stat" ia Ih"
Tournament. la plugging ni""E rt'''I'
In tho middle distance. hin h'"t' l"t Tie
f,,. dnsu 10 l2G - "GI,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-18
YANKS CHALLENGE

The Yankee 4. C.s OF the South Side
Ismes n challenge TO any fast amateur
basketball team FOR game away from
home. RcIlatre Wctncrs. Warw"od In
dependents, W. ". S. Freshmen, 9. II. y.
Seconds I.iusly Seconds Warwo0d Sec
onds OF any other fast team having a
floor. Thursday evening on the Kahn
club floor tho Yankees VIII stack up
against the fast going Kahn club In
what IL expected to prove ono OF the
fastest and most interesting games
played on tho Kahn club floor for some
time.
Any teams wanting to arrange games
with tho Yankees are requested 10 call
l4lI NJ. and ask for James. or arswer
through this paper.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-18
HOUGHTON 0. K.
Now York Representative In The House
VIII BE Acceptable a. q. s. AmbnS-
sador TO Berlin

Washington. Jan. 1.-THE German
government has notified the American
government that Alanson B. Ilough,on.
now member OF tho House from New
York. will DO acceptable as ambassador
pnd tho name Of Mr. Houghton Will DO
sent 70 the senate this week.
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Anlnhch both Ia nnd tho dIr"'i"' IN"
wuI k"h uuI II novel scene.
Hir"rluru 81 E'"' productions ~ "h''h
M nHprnly, md ID" fnm"nr hhi N''S
hIunI IL III" ulIuinE. IN hiH l"hf'
picture. 'TInilin." Nk ruRE"hl'd rom"
.,I ihr iAIIlllnE I'nip Ihni al" r'Ii"l -.
ct rhlr u"ll"u pi''ur" Ih playing ~
the IInEn Ih'Tlrr MI IA" ~" ~ -
.l,,''ii.L 10 j." pIih' inner I"'
thrilling Int ld"ui..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-18
X. OF {. CANCELS


Nnc, lat 10 the Inl"lllEonCrr
,'nruornr " Va. Ian |, lh" uEh
tho s,tlhrr, cancellation "r tho EulUhtu
~ rrIu,uhrIr nnuh"thnli t"lIu. 81 wheel
Inv nr their rnuo hero THUR sfny night.
tho Cameron II"ro Company hQ"I0't""rr
,vlu 10 IhIo unlcra another hat ptr"uE
team IL heard from.
The Wheeling team waa echcdu''d 10
MAY here. hut today sent notice they
would not play
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Manager Rafferty,. OF tho "CnN"yE"
last evening stated the game was can
celled MS the players would be unable
% rctur min tirno FOR work In the morn
ing but au effort VIII Ice made 10 bring
the team here next Thursday night.
Games for cameron. ut HON" or
abroad can be arranged through Man
agcr RadcIl Reid. A. * q. Grocery Co,
Cameron W. Va.
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MEXICAN CRUDE UP

Dallas. Tex. Jan. l7.-Thc price or
Mexican crude oil was advanced ycStcr-
day from 81 to $l"J II barrel at The
well. the Magnolia Petroleum company
announced.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-18

A ready letter writer Is often just
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, 1922-01-03
TELEGR MS.
ST CROIX STATION.

Paris, Dec. 9th. The Chamber of
Deputies today gave the BRAND Govern
ment a new lease of life by the substan-
tial majority of 1T at the close Of a two-
day debate over the failure last Sumner
of the Industrial bank of China. The
vote of confidence was given in a refusal
to appoint a commission to investigate
alleged irregularities in this connection,
in addition to the pending court proce-
dure- After the majority of 1N had
been registered in favour of the Govern
7ent on this proposal, showing'the senti-
II Of the Chamber, a econd vote was
the order of the day, formally
confidence. This gave a