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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-05
HAS 33D CHILD BORN
kentuckian Wed Seventh wife In
19Oe-This 10 Her Eiohth Baby

Harlan, Ky, June 5.-Robert Baker,
eighty -four years old, 1t became known
yesterday, has become the father Of his
thirty third child.
Mrs. Baker. the mother, is just over
her thirty fifth year and she, too, is
rejoicing. for. though her married life
is only fourteen years in length, this
was her eighth child. When she and
Baker married she was twenty lone and
he was seventy.
She is Bakers seventh wife, his sixth
wife having died many years ago while
they we're on II ranch Baker owned
near Seattle. Wash, and where he
married the seventh mate.
Baker says he is counting on excel
lent health until he is one hundred
years old at least. He is native
Kentuckian and operates q dairy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-05

the two decided to 60 West again 80
she could be with her mother. Ander.
son later became connected with a de.
partment store in Kansas City.
Anderson was graduate of the Phil.
adelphia Manual Training School and Of
the Massachusetts Institute Of Technol-
ogy. When the family moved here from
Philadelphia ten years ago the boy re-
mained in that city until he enlisted and
came here after the war.
The family here never heard Of Peggie
Beal, the girl who did the shooting.
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N0RTHCLlFFE SAYS GERMAN
BIRTH RATE IS TERRIFIC"
France, However. Shows Continued
Decrease In Population

SfS'0ssS"
London, June 5.-(By A. P.)--The
Tines announces that Lord Northcliffe
has just concluded an incognito tour
Of the Rhineland, using pseudonym
because Of German animosity toward
him owing to his work as director of
propaganda during the war. Lord
Northcliffe says he interviewed scores
Of Germans, many Of them extremely
hostile, but did not encounter single
unpleasant incident.
He considers the prosperity of the
Rhineland equal to that of any country
in the world and describes the birth
rate as terrific.
Paris, June 5.-(By A. PA de-
cided drop in the birth rate in January,
February and March is shown in statis-
tics from eighteen departments of the
republic. representing more than one
fifth the total population of France.
Deaths exceed births by about 13 per
cent.
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BEFORE leaving for

BEFORE leaving for
~ your summer home in
the mountains, country or
seashore, be certain to ar
range to have the Evening
Public Ledger mailed to
you every day.
The Evening Public
Ledger, with it's home
news, page of pictures,
comics, woman's pages,
stories, recipes, sports
news, financial pages and
other daily features to
please every member of
the family, will make
your sojourn from the city
all the more enjoyable.
Telephone or send in your summe
subscription now. for one, two or thre
the period you win be away, an
reosive your favorite newspaper res
ularly with your daily mail.
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Injured bx Foul Ball

A. p. Hart. AZ Marlyn road, Over
brook. was struck by n foul ball while
watching a game yesterday near Card.
ington, Delaware County. and knocked
unconscious. He was treated at the
NIisericordia Hospital.
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FROM FAR-0FE CHINA

Special news cablsd from such trained
correspondents as Hedges. soks and Hicks,
informstiop from that great nation, now jn
. state Of nux. Only one feature Of thS1
mornins ?ysIlo LsDSss. aHsks Il 'hGl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-05
Young Women and Girls

CHAMBERsBURG. PA
PENN HAIl-School for girls in bseys$s
CumberlAnd Valley. Larse cAmpua Sns S..
inSs modern In every respect. Room selte'
OF two with bath between. Largo %
nasiur. tile pool.
Regular 4 special courses. Golf. hockw ~
MIS- basketball. horseback riding. oanosss
May each year spent at seashors: work y
interrupted Catalogue and viewS On 49,
Frank q. Msgil!. 4. NJ. Pfnoipsl. bss
ChamberNburg, Pa,
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F1sHBURNE MILITARY SCHOOL. We
boro. w; Graduates admitted to ~
ton. Rates. 5000. r. O. r. ~
Department. For catalogue and part,ouIs,r,
address: Major Morgan H. Hudgins, Priss
Waynesboro. Va. Consult Public 49,
Bureau.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-19
MARCAs DE FABRICA.

Han sido presentadas, en- la Oficina
del Secretario Executive, para SUI ar
|chivo Y registro, las siguientes mar
cas- de fabrica:
Una de Ia Corporation del Estado de
Massachusetts, denominada "The Car
teIss Ink Co.. la que consiste en- una
|figura oyalada, dentro de la cual apa-
rece la palabra Carter's y Sc aplica a
Ia venta de tintas, cintas de maquini-
LA, papel carbon, etc.
Dos de la corporation del Estado dc
New1Jerscy. denoTtnaila Alpha part-
land Cement Co:siaIT. las que con-
sisten' en- la palhbra alpha, ) un di-
|seiio compuesto de ire; clrculos coii-
|centricos en- combinacion con una cruz
de Malta, dentro de Ia cral aparcce Ia
|letra A, Sc apllca a Ia venta de ce-
mento.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-19

ESTABLISHMENTS nSudO ezpOeo-Exaesas eonOne sAnitaEa
Conpa
de uldad cendico todas enfeue
dad curablesermosa situaci6nComoddad
servico-Crerpo mSico eidente en e Ssnatorso
S. adnen ratamienios enfermos
dendo atendidos m9os de Ia Sedad
Depart anenuOs especaes Schoras
opeTac4cnss espaes baaos de hdro
eecTiccs h-oteHipiss masae Rayos X Fugaac6n
PERSONAL CIENTIFICO
DIRECTOR del SANATORIO: Dr. don Anaio
DRECTOG del CCNSULTORIO: Dr. don Manuel Quevedo Bae
IL ClRUlANO GENERAL: DR. don Rafael Velez Lopez
ESPECAtdSTA EN- ENFERMEDADES DE- NARIz. O1DoS GAR
GANTA OIOS DR.. don Agusin K. Lauger
81 .f e RADOLOGO; DR.. don Manuel Soto Rivera
PATOLCGO: Dr. K. Nazario
DR. don Pedro Rivera Aponte don S&nchex
DIR don Manuel Pavs Fernandez l. Rivera
aaas sCIRLJANO DENTISTA: DIR. don Lorenzo r. Nos
-s.. II Nstt fPRACTICANTE: don Enrique Fernandez
Astenca aculava secundada
dad Nurses Tadas competa apud practice arsa expernca
@ot 0900& CoNSULFA
En- Sanatoro:Por Director
h1es. Reconocinientos $1,000 Consultas $500
Por el Cirujano GeueraA particulars de 10 II de mahana
martes, Sabados
Especiahsta:-De8 laborahes
auxado los medco Doctores Ag sn Sanchez
tor L. Rivera
Por el Pat6logo:-De 10
En- el Consultorio ii Veez, de a
Por el Director, Pr Quevedo Baea Medcos
Dr. Pavia Fernandez. de 7 Pedro Rivera
2a5 m.
Pr e EspeciaIsta, Consultorio Justo
Por Ell Cnujano Denista
Colon, de II a de
Los ocos de Ndeo solo $500
atenddos cuaqu de los siio ndados presentation
PREsIDENCIA Apartsdo al. rEsoRER1A. Apartsdo asl
SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-19

II IA 10 dcl ssaticuie. a las : -
q. m.. 90 rncrsa - riefrs. la pniicia
sssl,rcud,s al iisdiridno rcaa,ora IA
scra. rr~idcnie cn rSas nallers trans
.nriando "a mn sarrlio Dc mana. una
I,ll.a cumisnicsido % liiros de run ca
hlia que lc fne orupada. nenunriasl
a n Corse Municipal src. Ira I,or vio.
laci6n a Ia ley Eolsiead. fsf scnien-
ciado a - dias ce carcrl.
III dia ~ dcl corricn;e. las ! 800
y. M. an la Arenida Juan nonce d.
Leon. parada :. Il autom6vil-trlick No.
c-2SI. propic,lad de Roberto Quintero.
de Santnrce. que guiaia 81 chauffeur
Juan Figneroa. No. 993i. arroll6 al nj
10 David TIenriqnez. lie u aflos dc
edad. ocasionandole coniusioncs nj pa
recer leres. de las que fne asistid0 en-
Ia sala de socoorro. pasando a su re-
sidencia en- el barrio Salsipuedes, No,
303. Pucrta de TERRA. III chauffeur fuc
denunciado por violaci6n In ley dc
automobiles.
FL dfa IL del corrientc. las 10 90
a. H., en- cl barrio Tras Talleres. Elias
Iaguerra. con un revolver hizo un dis
paro Ricardo Medina, hiriendole gra-
vemcnte en- cl craneO V conducido nj
Hospital Municipal falleci0 una hora
despues. Laguerra fue arrestado, ell
arma ocupada, puesto a disposition
del Juez Aybar, quien hizo la investi-
gaci6n, ordenandose su ingreso en- la
carcel lie distrito por delito de homi-
cidio voluntario. FL m0yil del hecho
fueron celos.
Ell dfa IA del corriente, a las 6 30
p. IN, en- la Avenida Juan Ponce de
Leon, parada 8 Y media, el autom6yil-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-19
INFORMATION De SAN JUAN

tsucs N. u',s. ir.sltlsa a. lraasio
I,osnals. a. Sanicrcr &C. ruIaia q
sh1hffrnr snna y. iks.es, M. tu-si.
aFfxsis a I,clmfin Rosario. icsl1cnie "a
u hafsie Mlraraa. usa.innanl,ae oo..
tnsicncs "a inls<er g. sarassrr rsnsc.
sirnla nslsiilo "a n sala ~ secosls
. inEre6 cn u tlea,ilnl AnniciIai. N
chauffeur fne arsrsiado > l,nrsio halo
lanza de saoO pur q Sat4 Ayiar. asn.
sado l'crcnturinmenie de viglacicn a
N lry de an.om5gilcs.
III dia II. las a:3o a. m. rn IA
calle Alien. q truck No. sa0s72 L. =.
que gnialm q saldado Luis Rodrigncz
de In Ga. Motor Transport. slando rs.
versa. choc5. con ei autom6vil No. 2Sa.
nrupiesiad de Florcntino Miranda. d.
Santnrce. gniado por el chauffeur Luis
Ayala. No. 1907. resultando este a.
timo caro- con desperfectos.
FL dfa Is. a las > % y. m, en- Ia
calle de Tetuan esqnina San Justo. el
carro electrico No.s26. de In Porto Ri
co Railway Light and Power Co. que
guiaba cl motorista Melchor Ocaila.
No. 245. conductor Jose Ginorio. No.
134. choc6 con el auto-truek No. C-29ss..
propiedad de Gonzalez Caneia, guia-
do por el chauffeur Santiago Rivera.
No. 2sT5, resultando el caro- electrico
con una ventanilla rota.
Aver. las II 40 p. NJ, en- la ca
lie Rafael cordero, Juan sevillas con
un arma punzante, agredi6sa, Fausti-
moi lIillap, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES herida
EN- el .euoIio. sexilla fue atrestaItq. pql.
el gnartlia Eusebio velantlll ociiipada
,eI arma v denunciado a IA eorte por
!. aefoImetiihiehtpiy agrssion L 3 TX
4
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-19
DESDE ARECIBO


Dicicnhre is.-Maaara g e.,craae
ca csie paer1s Il vapor Mariana
psoccaensc o. New oricans , e mar
scs q ~S&n Loscnro- cca variEda car.
"a.
--Dssde aver hassa q as De enero
Il CCmisionsdo dcl ScFvicio Piblico
sshor Ledesina. sstsriza las sercnatas
, iarsnas sin ncccsidad de racar Ia Il.
ocncia. Sc exccptaEn los bales de
rnprcsa.
-El pr6xirao mitrcoles IA Asocia-
eion PrOtectsra &c Mcndigas da una
function &C Cine en- cl ArecibO, con cl
iin de -reca0dar fondos para el agui-
naldo sus pObres. Sc cspera esa
noche gran cOncurrencia.
La Empresa del Teatro Oliver
anuncia que el pr6ximo jueves tendra
instalado en- dicho Teatro una Esta-
ci6n de Radio, pudiendo el pdblico
disfrutar de este nuevo attractive.
Ell viernes el Cine Victoria dara
varios regalos a sus coneurrentes
en- caias de bombones para las seiio-
ras y sehoritas y para los caballeros,
ceniceros y cigarros. El' gallinero
tambien tendra sus obsequios de agui
naldo.
La Logia Tanama celebra sus
elecciores generates el proximo mier-
coles las 8 de la noche.
La Sociedad ell Mundo en- Broma,,
Sc propone organizar una serie de
asaltos en- estos dias de Navidad,
siendo ell primero el proximo sabado
al Casino Espahol.
La nueva Directiva de Gel Mum
do en- Broma" la componen los seiio-
res siguientes: Presidente, Arturo Nj
colau Jimenez; Secretario, Fernando
Garcia; Tesorero, Manuel Matienzo.
Vocales: Francisco Micheo, Juan P. Fl
gueroa, Juan Oharriz, Juan Martinez,
Manuel Echegaray, Felix Fresno, Mar
celino Blanco, Alberto Rivera, Ma
nuel Vazquez, A. Casellas, Antonio
Bernar,\ Rafael Rodriguez, j. Matien-
20, Jr., M. Gutierrez, Juan Portela, A.
Echandfa, Ramon Colon, Jose Oharriz
ly E. Martinez Aviles.
En- ell vapor espanol "Monteyi-
deo" que Sc espera en- San Juan el 20
del actual, llega ell sefior Andres Oil
yer con su distinguida familia.
-Pronto quedara organizado en- es-
ia ciudad un Capitulo de lal sEstrella
de Oriente" compuesto por distfngui-
das seforas. s 81 s.s.s
Ell Padre Rexach levanta un her
moso edifeio de concrete armada en-
la plazuela de la Monserrate, donde SCI
l8e.tablecera ell Colegio Catolico. d
-Se celebraron las elecciones para
constituir la nteva Directiva para ell
proxirno afo, siendo electos: Presi-
ldente Sr. Manuel Ledesma; Vice, Lcdo.
Herminio Miranda; Secretario, Lcdo..
Luis F. Perez; Tesorero. Sr. F. Nom
Itilla. Vocales: Armindo Cadilla, Lcdo.
Gustavo Zeno, Lcdo. Santiago Palmer,
/, Luis Calderon, Luis Coll, Lcdo. L.
Mercader " Enrique Marin. Suplen-
| tes: A. Fougerat, DR.. F. Aleman, DR..
Zengotita, DR.. J. Mendin y Adriano
Gonzalez. Por unanimidad fue nom-
brado Presidente Honorario de este
Centre el senor Pedro Mora Acosta
y Socio de Honor.
Ell Casino Espaiiol igualmente ce-
lebro sus Elecciones, quedando desig-
nados: Presidente, Lcdo. Antonio
Lens; Vice, Sr. Manuel Vazquez; Se-s
cretario, Sr. Arturo Nicolau; Tesore-
ro, seior Jose Perez; Vicetesorero,
senior R. Blanco.
Corresponsal.
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WHO'S Who IN ROTARY

munity and to enjoy the deep and and
ing comfort that comes from service
rendered fellowman I. the earnest w'Sh
Of your legion Of friends.
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MANY FOREIGNERS
FILE APPLICATION
FOR CITIZENSHIP
%, 4 CLERKS Office was Busy Place
YestsrdAy-Htghs Foreigners
FILED Papers.

Y.sterday was a busy day at the
orice OF the u. 8. Clerk OF the District
Court In the Federal building, seven
foreigners having made application for
their declaration papers and having
nlsd their petitions FOR citizenship.
William Hrebith. ~. mlllworker. who
came 10 this country from Czecho-
sloyakia In 1911 and who resides at
is31 Division street Renwood, made
.oplIcatIon for his first papers. -Four
other Bepwood foreigners nled, pomiA-
leo DiCresco. IS. millworker. Italian.
came 10 this country In 1913, and re-
side sat 1912 High street: Canta d.
Cresco IL, mlllworker. Italian. arrived
In this country IN 1912. residence. l422
Marshall street: Carlo Di Georgia. H.
millworker, OF 1912 High street came TO
this country in 1920; Gussepi StorEiato.
81. mIllworker. came 70 the U. ). IN
1910. resides at 1912 High street:
Stephen Batta. So, millworker. Hun
Earian. resided in this country since
1902 and George Papaliodis. Greek 81.
waiter. a resident OF the United States
since 1912.
The following filed petitions yester-
day. Joseph GROCER. OF 1903 Wetzel
street. Austrian. came TO this country
In 1912; Gerardo Masctola. italian.
millworker. residing at 72o Main street
Benwood. came over from Austria In
1907: LuIgo Corvina. millworker. italian
since 1903 a resident OF this country
resides at 1912 High street. Benwood
and Adolf Kreitzer. Csecho-Slovaklar.
nachinist arrived IN this country IN
1904. Petitions and applications were
aled before U. S. Deputy Clerk John H.
Conrad
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-04
COUNTY DEMOCRATS
ENDORSE T, B. FOULK
! Executive Committee IN Session Last
! Night Unanimously Endorses Ohio
County Candidate.

The Ohio County Democratic "Necu-
tive committee met last night for the
purpose Of completing the list OF
Judges and clerks to be employed at tn"
coming primaries on August l.
Several vacancies on the committee
was Allied and several Of the county
candidates were present at the meeting.
A resolution was offered whereby the
committee unanimously endorsed the
candidacy OF Attorney Tom b. Foulk
for Congress in the First Congressional
district The endorsement of Attorney
Foulk was made owing to the fact that
he Is the only candidate from Ohio
county, r. l.. Ramsay, Of BROOKE county
and Raymond kennay. OF Lewis county.
being his two opponents in the CON
gressional fight.
The following resolution was adopted:
Whereas, at 4 meeting Of tho Ohio
County Democratic EN"CutiN" COM
mittoe. regularly held on Monday. July
third. 1922. the Committee was appraised
of the fact that Attorney Tom b. Foulf
Of Wheeling. has announced his candi-
dacy for Congress to represent tn" First
Congressional District Of West Virginia.
and
Whereas. II Is the opinion OF this
Committee that Mr.. Foulk is an excel
lent candidate. and that II elected TO
Congress will ably represent the First
Congressional District. and
Whereas. IT is the belief Of this Com
mittee that the Democratic Candidate
for Congress from this District should
properly come from Ohio. County. and
Whereas, II is a fact wcll-knnwn TO
us that Mr.. Foulk is a loyal. energetic
Democrat who has In the past given
freely Of his time and efforts to the
Democratic party. now, therefore.
"Be IL resolved that we. the NOM
bers OF the Ohio County Democratic
Executive Committee. do hereby un-
animously endorse the candidacy Of
Tom y. Foulk for Congress to repre-
sent the First Congressional District
OF West Virginia. and urge and re-
quest the Democrats Of Ohio County
and Of the other counties In said Dis
trict to actively support his candidacy"
Ohio County Democratic Executive
Committee.
BY Albert l.. Kress.
Chairman.
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HEADQUARTERS OF
OGDEN IS OPENED
Ira Hanrer Returns Prom Trip TO
Wheeling and VIII Make CAM
paiRn for Publisher.

Hon Ira Hanger returned Tuesday
from Wheeling. and Immediately
opened hraduuarters in Logan county
In the interest OF the candidacy OF
Hon H & Ogden for United States
Senate. MIR. HaGer reports widespread
interest over the state favorable to
Mr.. Ogden and predicts the nomination
Of this candidate BY handsome ma
jority.
Mr.. Hager is we'll supplied with OS-
den literature and he plans an active
county campaign In Ogden's behalf
and he has ALREADY received assurance
OF tho united SUPPORT OF the Repuoli-
can party In this county IN his oeha!f.
The senatorial campaign wakes
warm throughout the state and the
daily press reports record activity OF
tho various candidate. Mr.. ogden
was recently In tho southern section
~ thA etate o-d ~ "a understood no
received much encouragement In his
race It Is the general opinion OF the
politicians that no will carry Logan
county in the August primary by
handsome majority over his other COM
pctttors-Logan Banner.
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River NEWS

The Betsy Ann cleared the wharf at
noon yesterday enroute from Pittsburgh
10 Cincinnati
The Helen E. locked last evening on
It's regular trip from New Matamoras.
The James Rumsey Is still locked At
the wharf waiting the completion OF tho
leading OF the L. s. engineers supplies.
The sand-digger Katherine Is still at
work On the points OF the Island getting
sand and gravel for tho local oonStruc-
ton companies.
Todsy's Boats.
The General Wood will depart from
the wharf this morning at o'clock en-
route from Pittsburgh TO Cincinnati
The Helen z. will clear at l1:?n
o'clock this morning on It's return trip
70 New Matamoras
The pool stage Of nine feet was regis
tered Mt the wharf yesterday.
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Born May Eth. - (the year West Vir-
ginla was made a stated down In the
Eighth ward After Wheeling public
schools and u course at Trash Bust
ness college Joined the family business
81 +. Srhenk 4 SouS-and he stu en-
joys Keeping in touch with the meat
iackinS industry.
Courtcd one Anna Katherine Schmidt
and on January nth. 1898. married he:.
Advises he would do the same thing
over again and as Mrs SChenk appears
happy and Con.ented she no doubt Is
satisfied with her cn",Ce.
While otto was ons of nine child CT
and Mrs Ottn not IN only Child--yct
they have never been blessed with anV
children Of their own. However they
had a, last count. -. nie"es and ueph-
cws to engage interest and otto con-
Siders them no small blessing. H.. has
likewise always t'cu interested in bows
work.
\ member 90 s. James Lutheran
church and for 3 years past the preSi-
dent Of the vc>try board. \ member OF
fraternal ORGANIZATIONS. Clubs. etc.
president OF tho Fulton bank and a di-
,ector in several Wheeling financial
institutions \ member Of tho board OF
directors ~ tho Allied Packers. Inc. ~
which the Schenk pant Is on" ~ thr
largest and hest \ member "f the
present Wheeling city council
Always identified with any movement
making FOR bigger better. NOR" pro-
sress,ve and aggressive Whe"ling--y"u
are kind. sir. a builder In the true sense
Of the word
OF strong character. ever found on 'hn
side Of right. your advocating christian
education and citizenship can really y"
said To he your biggest and best work.
That you NAV long be spared to he 4
blessing 70 your friends AMI This COM
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COUNTY COURT
Marriage Licenses


Clyde 6. lrice, 36, and Ada hlnner'
oS. both of Pleasanton. o.
JOSEPH r. Matclla. 25, and Catherine
Amelia Krcss, %. both of Wheeling.
James Hilton. ~, NJ Denntson. o.
and Bertha Masters. -, OF Bcllaire. o.
Emil s. Mandera. "a, and Florence
Smith. 81. both If Pittsburgh. Ia.
Frank Archibald. 81, and NargerF
Dew. 20. both ~ Rcllaire. q.
Audrey r. Shandrick. 2s. Of Phillips
burg Pa, and Susan Katherine Jurka'
%. of Akron, O.
william Edgar Rr'tt. 2s, and Irene
N uv Never. q. both NJ Wheeling.
Edward l.. Fisher. ~, Of Portsmouth
a.. and Amy Fisher. 80. NJ Wheeling
I;Crvas :" w. Noble. 90. of Canton. n.
and Hazel l.. Gctz, 81, Of North Can
ton. q.
Vera Krausko"f - J." e. Rarte' par
eel Of land In Philadelphia district
rearl 4. Black to Allan B. Olson. lo'
IN Srriu dale.
Harry thinner ct al. to Hilda Bandi
lot on E"ff street.
Mary T.. Frazer et al. to Mary e
Crouch. rarcel of land In Richland.
John r. Roth to a. J. Wagner, lot
In Stecnrod's addition.
Ida Richter to Julia Brilski. lot on
EoN street. -,
w c. Jerome ct nj. 10 Claudia v
Enrar. land in West Liberty
Hasse .Taylor to Henry Carr. land In
Richie district.
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LEAGUE
MEETS AT CAMERON
Wheeling District Members to GO to
Cameron Thursday and
Friday

The annual convention Of the hH-
worth leagues OF the Wheeling district
will ne held at Cameron on July ana
7. according 10 an announcement MADE
yesterday by Wright HuSus. VII" IL
district chairman.
The following delegates have neen
selected 10 represent tho Fourth street
NJ. F. church at the convention: MISSES
Esther MoMlllen. Dorothy Stanton.
Mary Farley. virginia Farley ana Hess
Miller: Messrs. Wright HuSns ana
Paul Majesty.
This group will leave Thursday morn
ing for Cameron.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-04
LICENSE RENEWAL
RUSH EXPECTED
CITY Fiscal Year Ended Friday Night
and All Licenses Must Be
Renewed

All persons doing business In the city
and county that requires license
should immediately apply to the county
court office and city clerks ofnce' II
they have not done so.
Tho yearly licenses expired last sat
urday and Sunday WAS the beginning
mf - NOW license year. County Court
Clerk J. Howard Wells and City Clerk
Walter NJ Evans announced Yesterday
that any person who has failed 10 renew
his licenses from last year Is operating
in violation Of the law and should
make application for licenses renewal
a. once.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-04
HOLIDAY HOURS

r.o ,,,ir office and the Elm ''ro'"
pa,u.oo1 branches Wit II" closed
the entire day today. y" I" w.. ,..,,,,
he made hy+th" city "arr''I T.,
holiday collections VIII W ",,..-,.,
rho business district. -"
will be madH on III" rura' r"u'