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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-26
$4,000 HINGED ON
The LAST FOUR GAMES

Chicago. Oct. c5.--Tailure or Arnold
sta,z. star outf,eldcr Of tho Ch'caFo Ma
,fonais to keep up hia hitting In tho
las, four games OF the 1922 season.
saved his club Nn,oho. It was rev"a'ed
today, mo Chicago club Ind agreed 10
nay tho Los Angeles club a the Pacific
const league this amount in addition TO
tho cash md players already gwen Tor
Siata II the star should finish IN" son.
son with batting average OF .5Vo or
better. Statx know nothing OF thlS
agreement.
stint, flnI,hcd tho season with an
,vcrnrc Of ."N7 according 20 unofficial
rjrurcs complied hero. Four days be-
fnrr tho season closed ia" Httlc out
ncld star was travelling along with n
mark OF sol. In his last four games II"
maho only three hits in sixteen times nj
bat,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-26
viii Prevent Ticket
SCaIping al Chicago
VS., Princeton Contest

Ch,ca-n. Oct. "5.--R"presentaHves OF
the government and the Universities or
Chicago and Princeton took action today
to prevent ticket scalD!ns ut the Chi
caga-Pr;rcc,0r game here Saturday. s.
frantic have football fans become that
offers Of slN0 for n single ticket are
reported 70 have been made, according
10 George y Murdoch. special attorney
fer ne internal revenue Department.
Only $1,000 tickets wcr" printed and
ali had been sold sevcca! days ago. How
many may have fallen into the hands
OF brokers Is not known but revenue
agents will be N the field Saturday and
arrests VIII follow any violations OF The
revenue act
The law requires tia; tickets brokers
endorse each ticket with their name and
the noun; charged IN CXc"ss Of the reg
u'ar price. the government taking halc
OF the excess.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-26
BIG GAME SUNDAY

Tho Columbia club football team Of
this CITY and the crHCk Martins Ferry
ex-hlgh eleven will meet for the hrSt
time this yonr Sunday afternoon on
the League park grounds at O'Clock,
From present Indications n record at
tendance will witness the clash.
Tho Columbias boast OF one OF the
best teams In the valley. while tho eH-
highs have 4 team composed Of former
high school stars IN their lineup ana
gro playing 4 classy brand Of football.
From the present writing It looks AZ
though the teams are going to have
some battle
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-26
TRUSSELS WILL PLAY
MOUND CITY ELEVEN
strong Mound City A. O.. Club Expects
TO Have Tough Battle With South
Side Machine.

Tho Trussol A c. football team will
Journey to Moundsv'l'o Sunday after
noon where they WILL stack up with
tho crack Mound City a. &. cloven on
the Fort PIT FIo!d across tho river
from Moundsv''lc. tn" gamo has been
named m bench, for Doe Duby
City's star l.nesman, who received n
broken ankle last Sunday whilo playing
against tho McNally Odds OF Pitts
burgh.
Tho local team has boon practic!nr
hard FOR mo I5mn ana Jud@IuG from
tho rivalry tho teams aro displaying a
hard baltic may no expected. l'ra"t'co
will hc hcN again this evening on tho
Fo-,y-Six,h street grounds and all
memhcrs OF tho squad arc requested to
be present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-26
RESERVED SEATS FOR
VIII, S.-LINSLY GAME

Announcement was made last eve
ming by William A Lng. athletic d.
rector OF Wheeling h!Gh school una!
arrangements have been made 70 SOL
reserved seats for tho Whee.ing-L:ns.y
game on November 4.
The game has always proved the
,argcs, drawing card OF the season win
the possible exception of tho Bc!!aire
game on Thanksgiving day and be-
cause OF the large crowds. good seats
have always been scarce. With the re-
served seats al price o, f5c, the sport
fans who want the good seats VIII DC
glad 20 get them for the slightly In
creased price.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-26
SKI COMING To
AMERICA WHEN
BECKETT LOSES
Seregalese Tells Carpenter
He Must Await His Turn
For Match.

Paris, Oct 25.-(By The Associated
ess)-Eattlins Sikh, conqueror OF
eorges Carpenter, received the latter 5
nallcnge for a return match with undis-
urbed calm. N. Hcllers, his manager
:coly informed the fallen French Idol.
hat he would have to get in line ana
take his turn.
Hellers considers that Sikh would
have nothing to gain by meeting Car
pen,ier. The MANAGERS present plans
are for Skis match against Joe Beck
ct, the English heavyweight on Deem
her :. If successful in this bout lie
will go 10 America.
Dollars look particularly good just
now" he said.
Sikh himself displayed no especial
desire TO undertake the American trip.
He prefers to fight in Europe. eotpe
unpleasant experiences in Paris CAFE
with Americans led him to this oecis-
ion. Tho Americans left the cares a.
soon as Sikh entered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-26
MARSHALL COLLEGE TO
MEET WESLEYAN NEXT
Msthodi-ts Hold Final workout Before
Going To Runtngton-Mar-
shall Strong.

=. kharDor. W. Va. oct 2J.-The
Y. ian college football squad vii!
n..c their final workout this evening
preparatory 20 their game On saturday
With Marshal, college NJ Huntington.
The Method!s:S hull: UP n wonderful
defensive team carly in the season.
and are now worH.ae hard nan onen-
.!ve that Will prove effective In tho
late games on :he!r schedule. The de-
tense OF tho Method.sts was mover
given bette. ,eS; than n last Satur-
DAYS game when the Washington &
Jefferson eleven was held 10 two touch
downs. although the Wesleyan goa! line
was threatened on four occasions
Bullmaa a Star.
wesleyan In lis defensive operations
have A puater whose performance TO
date ranks among the best punt'ng In
COLLEGIATE football 20 date. Against W.
& r las, Saturday pullman. Wesleyan
end. standing behind his own goal line
pur.ed TO ,he W. 6 Us lH-yard line.
I, was a o5-yard boot. Ills distance
averaged NJ fo- n" Tamc c:N"s the
lvcsisvan hunter So wards. THIS ahili-
- p, bunting will give tho Ne,Todjs.s
decided advantages n any con'es; that
they fac.
Marshall Strong.
Jus. how strong Marshall college IS
tbs S.rs0n Is unknown :" Wesleyan.
The downs;atcrs held Marietta college
- a close score. and since Mar!"tta
defeated DuGueSHe university last Sat
ur,lav AZ PITTSBURGH. K Is thought that
Marshall may give the MethodIsts NOR"
opposl,,o, than !s looked for since
Wesleyan meets DequeSne university al
Pittsburgh one week from the Marsh1l!
college game. Saturdays result may hc
used az criterion for the Pittsburgh
event,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-26
MANY HEAR LECTURE

A large audience was entertained lsst
evening by Harold Leon Cope. under the
C,IevrIand vino gave an interesting lee
ture al the Thomson NJ. f. church.
Mr.. Core is a typical lecturer, orig.
anly from Michigan. His subject was
"Rcig ion of LAUGHTER:
A; The Brotherhood meeting At the
cbmrch THIS evening. Rev. c. Fred An
dcrson. district superintendent Of the
Wheeling district. will be the principa'
sneaker. His subject will DO "OeVelop-
mcnt Of West Virginia"
The meeting ton'snt nns ' ma enter
,o;nments. The Brotherhood from COL
Grain q. will be guests Of the Thon-
son NJ E Brotherhood.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-26
Mails In Discard

Cleveland. q. Oct o5.-Walter Mails.
tho big sou:hpaw who helped tho In
dams win the American league penDant
and tho worlds champion In 1920. will
not appear with the tribe next season.
according to announcement here today
by Z. g. Barnard, president OF tho
Cleveland American team, who has told
Malls to have any Pacific league team
interested In securing him for next
season to write Barnard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-26
Sue University Of
Chicago When SCa|per
Tickets Are Refused

Chicago. Oct 25.-Charg!ng that they
were refused admission TO the Chicago
Purdue football! game last Saturday
when they presented tickets purchased
from sca!pcrs, J. McElroy. c. T. Frud-
den and h -. Dugcan. filed suits Tor
$40. 900 each in superior court today
against tho University Of Chicago. The
tu.t. il Was said, was based on re-
cent decision in the California courts.
Recently the university started
campaign against scalpers. refusing 70
accent paslcbo4rdi sold by brokers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-26
Frisco Buys Release
Of Eddie MuIigan

San Francisco. Oct :5.-Eddle Null
lI.,,n. third hasrmau "f the 'hica%"
American Baseball team. has been puT.
chascd by the san Francisco club OF
the rnclr!r coast League and VIII re-
port next season, It WAS announced TO-
day. The purchase is part OF the deal
whereby Willie Kamm, San frhnclFro
third hascman EoCa - Chicago Ihe
White Sox paid 100000 for kamm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-26
OFFICIALS FOR TWO
HIGH GAMES NAMED
c1arksburg and Linsly Games VIII 30
HANDLED by Tho Best Officials
Obtairable.

The officials 70 handle the wheeling
II!gh School teams games with wash
ing,on- Irving 4: Cllrkshr;. Saturday
and the IAnsly game At home tho fol-
loving week we're announced by or
flcials AT the local school last evening.
The officials for Saturdays game were
announced as follows: Eichenlauo. Col
umhus. Referee: Pearlman, P!tI UNI
p.rc. Tho headlnesman will he from
Clarksburg bat the power OF imposing
PENALTIES will be taken from him. Nc
kinney. Ti,t. Will referee the L!nsly
yame with Brown. Rochester as UNI
pire. McQuillan, Pitt will be head
l!ncsnan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-26
Penn STATE Will
GO TO THE COAST

Corvallis. Orc. Oct. 25.-Fcnnsylvanla
statc University will accept the !nvi-
tation OF the Pacific Coast lnter-coi.
lcCiatc conference to represent the cast
in the interscctioral football game at
Pasadena, Calf. January !. against
team 10 he selected by the Pacihc coast
according 10 message re-
c.!ved late today by DR.. q. G. Dueach'
president Of the coast conference.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-26
TAKES 1900
BLEACHERS FOR GAME
Will Return Seats at tho Complexion
of Their Tilt with george
washington Saturday.

Announcement Was made last even.
ing Nv Athletic Director w. A Lang OK
Wheeling High School, that Bethany
COLLEGE has removed 1900 blcachcrs from
the ISLAND ;lcld t. Wcilshurg for their
raruc with George Washington Satur-
day.
The hlcachers remaining on the field
will seat 5000 people at the present
time by tho usual $500 seats Will be on
tho 0eid for the Wheeling L!nsly game
November (. bethany Will use the High
school nc,d again when they play But
lcr two weeks from Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-26
FOOTBALL CHALLENGES

Tho Trussels OF South Wheeling sti!l
have a few open dates on their 1922
schedule. Any team weighing between
Tho l50-l6o pound average desiring a
rood attraction, are asked 10 take notice
70 this challenge. For Information call
wheeling 372o-J, or write w. II. kas-
sernan. 4,45 Jacob street, Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-26
CADETS LOOK FORWARD To HARD
CAME WITH MQUNDSHILLE TEAM

81. Ma~yS asst week. The squad SUI
tered tleir first defeat OF tho season
in tits game and whit, they have
been dis? aging Classy brand "
football throughout every game. and
may pull the comeback, IL" Cadets
should come through the winners 10y
z. least two touchGUWus.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-26
Twenty Men on Trip.

Coach "Bill" Stobhs announced last
evening that while nc has not decided
upon the men who Will make the trip
Tie men carried on this occasion Will
in all probability be the same men
who went TO New MartinSTilie two
weeks ago Twenty vacn. couch and
manaScr will compose the party
which will leave Friday afternoon.
They will return Sunday afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-26

WheelinS'S lightly eight squad held
a sti.i Scrimmage drill yesterday with
all members present with the cXcep-
ton OF Captain Hviukman ana one or
two others Of the Gol' injured list.
These men. however. wevc out IN uni
TORN and went through the ilGht sig
nal drill. From the for!u shown the
Old Ccld should prove tough oppo
uent for their opponents a. ClarkS-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-26
SUIT IS COMPROMISED

A damage suit. styled Frank wolfe
ys II V. Springer, was ordered dis
missed In circuit court Yesterday ny
announced by attorneys that the mat
ters In controversy had been compro-
missed.
The suit was IN appeal cas> from
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-26

The Ttltonville Night Owls are win
out a game for Sunday and would hhe
10 hear from some fast team IN inc
valley averaging lA0 pounas Ca'
Havland 42-L. or write William Hahh'F,
Tho game Will be played
either Ut home or abroad
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-26

Justice Of the Peace John J. Gompcr'
SEM II uaVM uUUeippv N a sSpnf
court. in which 500 was involved At
,orney George G. Beneke represented the
plaintiff ard Attorney George A Black
ford the defendant
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-26
BOWLING
MusEE DUCK PIN LEAGUE

r,.d,v, October q:
- p. Indians ~. White Star.
SIS p. m.--Cmited Dairy. No. : vs.
Lemons.
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MUIID TEN PIN LEAGUE,
Ubeelinp Can
SQS IL . :. 4

Total ........ SOi 6SS Ii--2i"t
pcnnSv'Naniar-I'orf felt.
Tuight-NaSh Motors VS.. United
Dairy.
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In the last year $1,000 automobile deal
.rs ,u the United States have gone out
~ business. with a loss OF $3.50. 1000, 600.
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No other soap that we know so meets your
prime requirements. See il you agree. Do
this in fairness 10 yourself and Us Gut ont
Che coupon now.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-26

The William 7. Frye" a sailing
vessel. was tho first American ship
sunk In the World war.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-26
CHAMPION SOW
TO OKLAHOMA
Lockridge Giantess VIII
Make Her Home Near
Fairfax

Special to The world.
PAWHUSKA, Nov. 5.--4Lockridge
Giantess, top-notch SOW In the re-
cent big Glover sale In Kansas city,
was purchased by syndicate OF
Usage county men and arrived In
Fairfax, this county, IL week ago
Tho price paid was $4,000 and Inc
purchasers were s. NJ. McCuistlon.
county farm demonstration agent,
Pawhuska; Frank Shaw. j. II. Ward.
w. T. Carroll and II. T. Nash, all OF
Fairfax A boar from the litter or
this famous SOW of last spring
brought $500. Lookridge Giantess
is a Poland China.
This SOW weighs IN ordinary con-
dition, 500 pounds. Tho litter OF
eight June pigs from her sold for
$3.50. The price paid for Lock
ridge Glantess was $500 more than
was paid for any other SOW at the
sale, the next best price paid being
31.l75 for Liberator Best II. the re-
cent champion SOW OF the lnterna-
tional Liberator. the most noted
sire of the breed. sold 10 William
Ferguson Of Nebraska, for $1,000.
Other famous hogs purchased for
Usage county were as follows; No.
1902, Alice Hercules. "A high produc-
ing SOW, the dam OF Citation and
Revelation Mary. both OF which
were junior champions at the Ma
ttonal swine show this year; S. NJ
McCuistion OF Pawhuska and Steve
Tucker OF Wichita were the pur-
ohasers: No. III. a splendid male
pig, was bought by Messrs. shaw
and Ward OF Fairfax: No. Is, Pio-
neer Girl. and No. 1853, Liberty Lads
VII, the last an excellent sow 10y
Liberty Bond and Hercules Lady
were purchased by L, ]. Leahy &
Son of Pawhuska. No. 81. Glenwall,
Delight, and No, 81. male pig by
Revelation and Fashion Girl III
were purchased by Bert Mayes
Pawhuska; Leahy and McFadder
purchased No. 90, a splendid year
ling gilt.
The average price paid for hog
at this sale was 1881 for 165 In all
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-26
SEA SCOUTS KEEP
BUSY UPON CANEY
Only Marine Body Of the
American Boy Scouts
at Bartlesville

Special 10 The world.
BAHTLESVILLE. Nov 2o.--The
Sea Scouts of Bartlcayillo were
organized last fan undUr the
sponsorship of the Elks lodge No.
1860 and are under tho Jurisdiction
OF the Counci! Of the Boy Scouts.
Tho purpose OF the Sea Scouts
organization besides tho recreation
and good fellowship It necessarily
teaches the boys. is to give the
younger boys the practical water
training ana develop intelligent In
terest IN boats, ships and seaways.
Like the Boy Scouts the Sea Scout is
dedicated TO spirit OF service and
good citizenship making. A Sea
scouts manual IN used which is
similar to tho Blue Jacket manual
used to train sailors. The navy de-
partment gives tho organization a
24-foot regulation whale boat which
accommodates six oarsmen The COM
plete equipment comes with the
boat and the boys are trained similar
10 the sailors. The Marllnspike
sea eamanship. science Of tying knots.
and lines OF all kinds Is taught them
as well as tho various branches of
deck searnanship. which included
handling small boats, abandoned
ship drlli, fire drill, man overheard
drill and protective drills Of other
varieties.
Navigation Is also taken up later
on which teaches the young scout
tho uses OF the compass the bear
ings Of the ship. The bearings OF
the ship means that they are taught
to determine the location OF objects
afioat and the man on board calls
out tho location OF floating object
SO that the captain Judges what is
best to do. run into the object or
change the course. This ia especially
valuable In time OF war. A branch
tint has not vet been tnken UP by
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the local crew but ono which the
FCOutmastCr hopes may ba intro
duced soon ~ tho signal work, such
az used ln the regular navy, the
vigwaE signal, the SemaphOre sys-
TEN and the International code. this
Is the regular telegraphic code. II Is
hoped that two full crews may be-
long TO the Sea Scouts this fall.
The qualifications OF the Sea
Scouts. boys Is years old or over
and the boy must weigh at lehst liz
pounds and have passed tho first
class land scout test At present the
memhership OF tho local Sea Scout
organization Ia but one crew com
posed Of seven active members. They
are Jamea Seward. CoXswain: Joe
Woodliff messmnn; Wilson Van
Tine, yeoman; Herbert CockeriN
baker; Daniel Jessup, shipsmith; :;
Glen Jessup. signalman; and G. s..
Hollis. skipper, Tests are given the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-26

ably from the standpoint OF equip
ping young boys with a knowledge
that they might II necessary make
profitable material Of a reserve
force Of trained mon who would
grasp the essentials rapidly There
is national need for more and
better understanding Of water borne
craft steamers and sailors For 1t
is well known that ships brought us
to these shores which are now ours
and II the truth be believed. ships
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-26

ratamarau boat This study is
taken up from the standpoint OF
.uusuuouon and the method of
propcupg the equipment ana the
necessary men power az wcll as the
many uses Of the different boats.
The Sea Scouts organization Is not
new one but is now established over
many states where rivers OF any
size or lakes offer an advantage for
sailing and demonstrations. The
navy backs up the movement prob
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have kept us we'll off and must con-
tinue to do it IL the past has any
thing to teach. The scoutmaster
G. S. Hollis, hopes TO have an
exhibition Of the work of the Sea
scouts soon, where their work OF
tying knots and spllces will be IN
spected by the Interested parties
The Sea Scouts take an oath upon
entering the organization such az
the Boy Scouts take. Regular meet
ings OF the Sea Scouts are held In
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-26
Dill Well in Oklahoma Declared Property of City OF BdfAeSU

rooms at the Elks home and occas.
sionally they so on short excursion,
up the Caney river in their whais
boat. on recent excursion the crew
went as far as 7 miles up the rive,
with their skipper.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-26
SUPREME COURT
IGNORES BOLEN
Disqualification Of Ada
JudgG'tO Hear Motion
Is Not Taken Up
HEPBURN SUMMONED
Complaining Witness Against
Governor Robertson Must
Testify at Ada Hearing

By the Associated Press state wire.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov 25.--Be-
lief that the state supreme court
might act on tho motion of Judge
j. W Bolcn OF Ada. attacking hi'
disqualification lu GuV i. -. A.
Robcrtson's bribery case hefor" the
hearing at Ada ON Monday Of the
governors motion 10 qunsh the IN
dictment against hun, disappeared
today whcn the court adjourned q
conference without reaching n de
clsiou.
Judge Bolen was disqualified by
on order Issued by the court.
In his motion filed yesterday
Judge Bolon attacked tho action aA
Illegal and discourteous.
by tho Associated Press state wire.
ADA, Nov. 25.--James Hepburn,
Okmulgee county attorney who IS
prosecuting the bribery case against
GOV. J.. y. A. Robertson was sub
poenaed as witness here today for
the defense In the hearing Monday
OF the governors motion to qunsh
the indictment against him.
No Indication was given as TO the
testimony he Will be asked 20 give
but It was generally thought that II
will deal with the formation and
conduct OF the grand jury that re-
.arns! .hs Indictment.
Hepburn's name was tho last OF
a5 for whom subpoenas were issued.
The others were for the most part
persons who were said 10 have op-
peared before the grand jury.
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boys to pass which includes their
knowledge of tying knots. boxing
the compass, which means the
naming Of the 80 points OF the COM
pass, ana their knowledge OF the
bearings OF the ship. A study of'the
kinds OF boats Is also taken up. The
young scout learns soon after his on
listment into the organization that
there are several kinds OF boats. The
dort, dinghy. sloop, schooner, and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-26
Chinese Premier Quits,
When Cabinet Resigns

PEKING, Nov. 25.-Premler
Wang Chung Hui resigned today
The designations OF the entire cab
met have been In the hands Of
President III Yuan Sung since the
arrest a week ago Of Lo Wen Kan,
finance minister on the charge Of
accepting a personal commission in
connection with the negotiation OF
nre-war loan with Austrian and
German capitalists.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-26

Every American Legion post in
the United states. having building
Of It's own. is 10 adopt troop OF
BOY Scouts.