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CARD OF THANKS.

We desire TO express our thanks
through the Independent to our
many friends for their kindness
during the short illness and death
Of our wife and mother and for the
tclp ID. w. Watts and Mrs. Tom
gave us. We pray they
IL will be blest for their kindness.
HOWARD HEFNER
and Children.
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PrVr' ming ncNt Sunday II 90 a.
m. at Wesley Chapel: Eairvirw,
500 y. III.
El:>t Quarterly Conference for
ki"iiand> Charge will be hel,. at
Calvary Church ON Wednesday. the
9TH of May. Pre>iding Elder. Rev.
w. o. Talbcrt will preach at 10: 30
IL in.. and business session will fol-
low.
T. s. WiICHEt p,>tnr
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DEATHS.

MIR. }. ID. Fletcher departed this
life April %, 1922, at his home
near Cnus, this county, aged 81
years. lie is survived by his wife
and eight children, five bows and
iour girls-J. A., of Rocksprings.
Wyoming; Okey v, Of Princeton,
W. Va; James; Harry and Charles
at home; Mrs. II. II. Brant, Unus;
Mrs. y. +. Withrow, Sunlight; Mrs.
L. l.. Crookshanks, White Sulphur
and Mrs. ID. 5. Stautlcr, Kcilcvs-
VILE. W. Va. Deceased was Il good
husband and father and a most eX-
tclrnt nriShbCr. He will be- missed
at home and in his community. He
Joined the Baptist Church some 3S-
years ago and lived TO the faith.
Funeral at the home by Rev. Horace
Taylor and his body was taken to
the Carroll Hill cemetery to avail!
the Resurrection.
IiEFNER.
Mrs. Joanna l.. iIcfncr died at
her hrnc west of town April 10.
WV. Her maiden name was Ben
nett and she was married to How
ard flcfncr in the year 1907. TO
his union seven children we're
born-siN of whom are living. They
are Raymond, Glen, Charley, Rob-
ert, Hayward and Harold. Her
husband, also, survives. Her moth
cr is still living. Two Erothcrs-C.
w. Bennett, of Norton. w. Va. and
Lonis Bennett, of ElkjnS, w. Va.
also two sisters-NLrs. Ida Tinglcr.
Of Bowden, w. Va, and Mrs. Mary
Conner. of Norton, w. Va, survive.
Mrs. flcfncr was Il devoted wife
and mother and will be sadly
missed from her home and commu-
nifty. Two Of her children are
babes, just born few days before
i1cr DEATH. Her mortal remains
were laid to rest in the cemetery
ncr Caldwell. The Mdcpcndcni
Joins in extending sympathy to the
bcreavcd husband and mothcrIcss
children-a home from which q
mother is SO sadly missed.
MALCOMB.
Mrs. Page ID. Malcomb dicd at the
Guthrie Hospital, Huntip aton, W.
Va, May, 0, 1922, She was a daugh-
ter of John and Maggie Waugh
Cfhlders. She was born in Poca-
1ontaS county. Her parents moved
TO Grccnbricr county several years
ago. Her father died a few years
ago. She is survived by her hus-
band, her mother, one sister, Mrs.
Walter X. Carpcr, and one brother
Samuel CbildcrS. We understand
that Mrs. Malcomb had not been in
good health for several years. Last
winter she entered the Guthrie Hos
pltcl at Huntington to take u course
as trained nurse and was taken
i'll several days ago which result
ed in her death. OF her i'm
mediate aiImcnt, we have not learn
ed. Funeral services were held al
The home Of her sister, Mrs. Carpcr,
yesterday at two O'Clock and her re-.
mains laid to rest in the EirankfOrd
Cemetery. She was member Of
The VI. l.. Church. South. and Was
good woman, possessing WaDl
noble qualities Of character.
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REGISTRARS APPOINTED.


REGISTRARS APPOINTED.
Fo!lowing is list of Registrars
appolnted by the County Court of
'rreclbrier County, West Virginia.
TO register the voters for the Dri,
mary election, August I. 1929. The
ilrst person named in each precinct
is Democrat: the second. Re-
publican:
ANrHONYS CREEK DISTRICT.
Akon--Precinct No. IL. B. Az
crS: VI. S. Alderman.
Col. Sulphur-Prccinct No. 3
Arthur Hcfner; \. &. Waid.
blue SULPHUR DISTRICT.
blue Sulphur-precinct No. /
Charles Bennett; J. ID. McNIann.
Bakers School House-Prccinct
NO. y. l.. Baker; Geo. Huffman.
GRASSY MISUNDERSTANDING No.
D. 1. montgomery; John f., Lccf.
Asbury-Precinct No. Miss
courtney Anderson; Walter Miller.
>, North AlderSon--Prccinct No. D.
l.. n. Warren; Walter Hunt.
BruShy Flat-Prccinct No. G.
FALLING SPRING DJSTRICT
Rcnick School Housc-prccinc
Pleasant ValIcyNprrci m ~ e. mn
B. D. Morrison. Geo w pnot H.
HuH.s StorcNprrc;rct o ,"H
NJ. VI. Burr: w. n W,Iton w.
Julia--Precinct 10 :, II r.
Rapp: Alex Stuart -
Elk Lick-precinct No 5Co,
Gum: Jas. Barns.
FORT SPRING DISTRICT
East Roncevcric-Pr No. T.
l.. ". Dolen; Rufus Baker.
Mayors Oflicc--Prccinct No. .
Gates y. Bcrd: Mrs. n. W. Boal.
Hawvcrs-prccinrt No. IS. VI.
Curry; w. y. Hcdrick.
LircSay School House Precinct
Ne; fl. T. ShankIin: Luther Me-
High srhool Ruilding-prccinct
NO. D, f.. McG,'ath: las. \. Good
all
Olivci-rrccinci 40. t.. MN
Campbell: ". O. Sampson.
FRANKFORT DISTEICT.
South FrHnkford Precinct 40.
j. W. I.ivr>ay: J. II. EStrp.
North FrankrGrd -prc'.in t No.
L. r. Livr>av: l.. II. Eco. :.
IRISH CORNER DISTRICT.
Org:r Cavr--prrcinc. no. i
ID. e.. Humphreys: G.. NJ. Eodrrrs
MHnnS- Prccinci 40. y y
Jackson: l.. +. lIouchinS.
Monroe Droft--I'rrcinc no. B
+. w. ChiIders: W. VI. Stanley.
Brcoklin-Prccinct No. &c. Il.
Bcckncr: Elmer Mann.
LEWISBCRG DISTRICT.
.Schol House--prrrinct 40. T.
Miss Annie Austin; y. w. Russell.
Court Housc-I'rccinct no. 9
J. w. Crickenbcrgcr; r.. y. Groves.
Richlands--Prccinct 30. Miss
Marcic Bell; Guy Hcdrick.
Caldwell Precinct No / Bar
ncN COrkrran; Lake Anderson.
White School House Precinct
no. j-MI>s LINDA kirkpatrick; J,
e.. Sharp.
George School House Precinct
No. 81. W. lmtchinson: q. EIanA-
gan.
MEADOW BLUFF DISTRICT.
Meadow Eluii-prccinc 80. f.
l.. r. Thompson: Il. II. Hodges.
rupert Precinct No. 2-T.. s..
fiali. r.; Sidney Smith.
=, :M!lttcr>-, Precinct No. 80. e..
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AT METHODIST CHURCH

Rev. w. II. Best, of Charles Town
y. Va, Sunday School Field Sccrc-
tary for the Baltimore Conference
will speak at the Methodist Church
tonight, Friday, the 18th, at eight
o'clock. Let all come and hear IL
GOOD address.
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FARMS OR NEW LOCATION

FARMS OR NEW LOCATION.
Do YOU want to sell your farm?
II so. write all about your place.
Would you like to buy Oh easy
terms Il small farm on the hard
road between Charleston and Hunt
'ngtOn?
BOWMAN LAND COMPANY,
+-2l-4t Charleston, w. Va.
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PAINTERS BIDS WANTED.
All who wish TO make bids ON
.,inting the John \. Preston Com
uunitv House. :l'c asked TO send
nrm in before Tuesday, May 10th.
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AVON METHODIST CHARGE

N.NO\ ME rHOnlSl CHARGE.
,'"UA' hing, SATURDAY., May 1871, at
Camp Slab. , p. IL.
falIrlcw, ut d p. III.
On Sunday, May It'll at Alron.
II Il. Ill.
Watcoat at ) >. III.
Eaklc at p. IL.
l.. s. SlikRES.
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NOTICE.

We have made arrangements to
handle White and Red Carnations.
$3.50 and $500 per dozen or 3Octs
each. Mothers Day is Sunday, the
/ eth. ParkcrS Drug Store.
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The First Quarterly Conference
~. the Lcwisburg Charge will be
lid at the Methodist Church, here.
= eight O'Clock Monday night, the
/ Mh.
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For tirSt-claSS TAM service call
,,,rcy's Restaurant, phone 271.
rwisburg.
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Tlr GKEE%HRIER FIVE. Music
Nth Snap-SaNaphonc>. piano.
.anio. traps. Open for all engage
cents. Write TO r.. y. SNMrSo\.
pnrrNcrtc. w. Va. J-J-ot
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lee delivered daily. Terms cash
~ delivery. Phone 2l9. II. r.
Jenkins, l.cwiSburS. J-5-tf
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MOTHERS DAY SERVICE
Mothers Day will be observed ut
the Methodist Church, here with
services suited TO the occasion. at
:hc eleven o'clock preaching hour.
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The GREEHBRIER COUNTY wOMAN'S
ASSOCIATION.
advertisement

Membership Rcncwals-Mrs. r..
Is. Moore; Mrs. II. +. Williams. Mrs.
r. II. Campbell: Mrs. Thcodorc
hrlnkicy; Mrs. J. w. p Eagle; Mrs.
\. VI. Caldwell; Miss Margaret Har-
rIson; Miss Kitty HarriSon; Mrs.
Herbert Mays: Mrs. James NJ. Pres
ton; Mrs. J. w. Haynes; Miss Mol
lie Haynes; Mrs. w. II. BurkhoIdcr.
Mrs. ). \. Pace; Mrs. +. II. Ar,
schultz; Miss Belle RAIDER; Mrs. En-
ma Is. Henderson. Mrs. J. $. Me-
Whortcr; Mrs. p. E.. TlogSctt: Mrs.
W. l.. Nelson; Mrs. e.. y. McWhori-
cr.
Associate McmbcrS-P. e.. Hog
set; w. +. Nelson; +. l.. Bell: S. E.
Beard: Sam Austin: Chas y. Me-
Whortcr; J. w. Bell, BcIIburn; John
Nu!tali; H. II. Blackburn; II. NJ.
Bell.
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CRAWLEY AND RUPERT ITEMS.

FNS i0t LII
ward Crane, Of Morgantown. has
been visiting at Rupert.
l.. p. Crawford. who had 4 severe
attack Of flu. is recovering.
Miss Bessie Black has returned
from Charleston. where she scent
Il lew days with friends and rcla-
. llNeS. She reports her sister. Miss
Sauna. murh improved in health.
Hon. II. w. RivcnS has recover
ed from the tlu and returned to his
work rs Cashier.
me young folks Of Rupert gave
Mr.. Dclbcrt Shatfcr Il surprise party
Friday night and all report u fine
time.
Mrs. ID. E.. McCluns. who has
been in bad health for some time.
went to Nultallbur9 to take treat
mcnt. She was accompanied bv
hcr little daughter Helen.
Mrs. l.. $. Hall has returned home
after few days visit with her
mother in Huntington.
Miss Winona McClung is teach
ing Il very successful school at this
place which will close in Il short
time.
The boys Of Rupert have organ
Izcd baseball team and arc en-
pccting to play some real games
soon.
Miss Hazel Judy visited friends
at Crawlcy recently.
MIR. Ernest Thompson has been
on the sick list. His many friends
nope for speedy recovery.
Saturday morning ut o'clock
the home of L. L. Crane, of Craw-
ley, was destroyed by fire.
II. II. Morrison has returned homo
AFTER an operation at the Hinton
Hospital
!. y. McClung, who has position
with tie Nelson Fuel Company at
Leslie, w. Va, spent few DAYS
with home folks.
Ar. Jesse Beitz, Of Crawlcy, and
Miss Meta Hcdrick, of ClintonvilIc
were married Wednesday, April
~, 1922. The many friends of this
Young couple wish for them long
happy and prosperous life together
AHBCCKLE SCHOOL CLOSES.
On Saturday evening. Nav 9th.
thc Literary Society of Arbuckle
Shool gave program. Special fca-
lures Of Which was Flag Drill bv
10 girls, going through the MANY
igures without hcsitancy. i
Nay Pole Dance, by little girls
who wrapped the pole and the
many changes without break.
On Tuesday evening the school
gave play entitled, Mrs. TubDs
Does Her Bit" The following we're
The cast Of characters:
yrs. Mollic Tubbs. "a patriotic
Mother-Janct .Arbucklc; Aunt Ser
rpla McDousIc, Rich Old Lady
Katherine Mclaughlin; Miss Clingy
VINE, Romantic Old ;Maid-Sadic
HhawHcr; Mrs. Ellen Hickey. 4 Kind
west, Red Cross Nursc-AIary
Nrookshanks: James Scotland
lreblo. One OF Uncle Sanl's Bows
robert Farrirr; Simon Bubbles,
urocery Man-Bernard Nc Laugh
lin; Major John Pepper, Commando
er OF Camp-Rcrnard McLaughIin:
;Ne'Son Pedd, Private First-Class-
hudoiph Banton; Ouccnic Sbcho
ubbs, Aged Elcvcn-Nlarv Glen
ucnln; Shnfllcs Tubbs, Aged Ten
Hopkins McLauehlin.
The play was given in , ,,,,,or
highly crcditabIc 70 The ,nanhar,
and pupils. Each nrrCnr,unr son,,,
ed TO catch The sDirit or ~. "han
actcr he Represented J,n., a.
buckle, as Mrs. Tubbs NV her, 'u,.; ~
philosophy and l,,mor n..,s :, far
oritc with the :n,Jiornn c "a,
Shawvcr in tlr role of thc -0Li
Maid'' was unc>crIjrd Sh. :, hn',
described by her r,r,n ..I 81 ~,
Eit,,... '''i ~
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For prompt Taxi service with
careful drivers, call Phone 243. Day
n Night. +. q. Coffman.
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HERN a. BRAKEMAN,
Owners and Publishers.

r,>i service. Phone No. 220. Dan
oudcrmilk.
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li.t unofficial returns from the
road bond election in WILLIAMSBURG
District. show that the project MAS
defeated by Il large majority. 1t
Viii BE- impossible to give the en-
act vote until the Court meets ncN,
Monday and makes the canvass.
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SUPPER \ Success

owing to the generous response
OF The many who were asked to
contribute and work. ii is thought
that it will be possible TO paint the
community House this spring.
Large crowds attended the Connu-
nifty House Supper Tuesday night,
helping to make this undertaking
possible. Many thanks to all.
The Annul Meeting of The Grccn-
bricr County Woman's Association
on Tuesday was we'll attended. The
most important business was the
election of the Board of Directors
Tor the ensuing year. Those elect
ed were as follows:
Mrs. Theodore Brinklcy, Frank
ford; Mrs. f. A. West, Rcnick; Mrs.
J.. +. McClung, Crawlcy; MRS. A. VI.
Caldwell, White Sulphur: Mrs. w.
II. Burkholdcr, Ronccvcrtc: Mrs.
Howard Williams. Williamsburg
District; Mrs. Chas. s. Dice. Miss
Pat Mathews and Mrs. james VI.
Preston, Of Lewjsburg. Officers
who were elected at the meeting
Of Directors following annual meet
are as follows: Mrs. James VI.
Preston, President; Mss Pat Math-
cwS. Vicc-rrcsidcnt; Mrs. +. ".
Mays, Treasures; Mrs. p. e.. lIogscH.
Secretary.
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Contributions in RESIN

in Response 10 Fold
Ns-Mr. John Harlan, Louisville.
Kentucky; Miss Julia Mellichamp.
Mr. p. II. Collins. OF Cincinnati.
makes another contribution To The
Iolhnl'nlty House Fund with this:
AS Tor publishing my other letter
! feel that if il only touches the
hearts and Dockcibooks of absent
Lcwisbumg and Grrcnbricr folks
YOU did just right"
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Inc Modern Woodman of !Amcri-
ca Lodge. recently organized here.
IS ranSacting business in Il bust
ness manner. The Lodge meets
every Thursday evening at 8 O'Clock
over ParkcrS Drug Store. All MEM
bers are cordially invited and en-
pccted to come. Visitors from
other Camps are welcome and we
are always glad to have YOU meet
win us. Come out and spend Il
social evening.
The New York herald., 1922-05-28

is building tennis courts on the Perry
street side of the lawn which overlocks
the ocean.
The Columbia Hotel, on Ocean street
owned and managed by the Mecray
Brothers. and the Windsor Hotel, on the
beach near the summer station of the
Pennsylvania Railroad. are already
open.
The City Commissioners. Board of
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Mrs. William r. Mearns Mr.. Frank F..
Carstarphen. Mrs. Foster Gilroy, Mrs.
Paul Guenther. Mrs. j. II. Emery, MIR.
and Mrs. Walter Jeringham. Mrs. Anna
Il. Horner and Mrs. Robert H. Booth.
Traymore--Mr. and Mrs William
Hart Smith. Mrs. d. e. Mcyickar. the
Rev. D. ]. Curley. the Rev. c. A. Smith.
the Rev. A. ]. Kenny. Mrs. II. v. Wild
man, Mrs. j. r. Sutphen. Mr.. and Mrs
Henry B. Pruser, Mrs. Frederick Hum
phreys. Mr.. Frank Morten. Miss Morten.
Col. Robert NJ. Watkins. Mr.. Bird S.
Coler. Mrs. A. 81 Schreiner, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. H. Schreiner, Mrs. ]. D. Bur-
ger Mrs. K. NJ. Potts and Mr.. and Mrs.
William J. Thompson.
tz-Carlton--Mrs. c. l.. Farnsworth,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Draper, Mrs. Robert
T. Kane. Mr.. and Mrs. e. H. Johnston.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N. Malnati, Judge A.
C. Levy, Miss Harriet Werter, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. S. Weller. Miss Nan NJ Por-
rier. Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Cook, Carmen
II. Barnett. Miss Maud Earl. Mrs. s. b.
Trowbridge., Mrs. Hanna Rice. Mrs. Ar
thur J. Wheeler and Miss e. N. Har-
rison.
Ambassador-Miss Julia Mayone, Miss
Florence Freeman, Mr.. and Mrs. Austin
Conroy, Mr. and Mrs. w. Hugh Taylor
Miss Dorothy Smoller, Mrs. Margaret
Hendrie. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Shay
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip A. Feigin, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. F. Cullan, Mr. and Mrs. Lester
Livingston, Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Doerr,
Mrs H. Piza Mendes. Mr.. and Mrs. II.
c. Thompson and Miss Grace G. Hep
burn.
At the Dennis.
Dennis-Dr. and Mrs. John J. Duggan.
,,,I ~ Mv~
and Mrs S. s. Lewis, Miss Margaret
saldini, Mrs. F. John Redcliffe and Mr..
Irving Crane.
Seaside--Mrs. G. J. Essig, Miss Sophia
Essig, Mr. and Mrs Albert Frank, Mr.
Alfred Davis and Miss Davis and Mrs.
C. T. Coe.
Strand--Mrs. C. A. Wagner. Mr..
Arthur e. Eustace, Mrs. j. G. O'Connell.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c., Whytlaw, Louis
Walter, Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Moore, Mr.
and Mrs. A. W. Mckay, Mrs. William
Benedict, Mrs. c. D. Bixbee and Mr.
and Mrs Arthur Kruger.
Alamac-Mrs. J. NJ. Owen, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Sanders, Miss Kitty Bicks
Mr. and Mrs. J. f. Mckee. Mrs. Fl. j..
Bendell and Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Bald
win.
Breakers-Mrs. J. s. Keith, Mrs. j. ].
Keith. DIR. l.. l.. Goldblatt, DR.. Baer
Epstein. Mr. and Mrs. d. r. Weiss, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Hess and Mrs. Louis
Silman.
Royal Palace--Dr. and Mrs. NJ. L..
Landman. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Weiss
and Miss Weiss. Mrs. M. Blune and Miss
Blune. Mr.. and Mrs. Ludwig Hut Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Schloss and Mrs. w. E.
Wolf.
Shelburne-Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
Crumley, Mr.. Julian Holland. Mr.. 5. j.
Halle and Mr.. Edward w. Ryan.
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New Workers mt Resort.

Among the recent arrivals from New
York at the hotels were:
Marlborough h-Blenheim-Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Ranyi, Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Wade. Miss
Emily Remy, Mr.. Carl Remy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Montgomery H. Lewis. Mr.. and
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Sea to Be Formally Unlocked
At Atlantic City on Tuesday
Bathers Will Receive Key to Ocean From Mayor on
Memorial Day-Visitors Crowd Resort for
Holiday Period.

Special Dispatch to THE New York HERALD.
ATLANTIC CITY. May 81.
HHERE is an immense assembly
here tonight for the week end
and Memorial Day period.
Every hotel along the Boardwalk
from the Royal Palace up town to the
Chelsea at the lower end of the city
has booked heavily for this week end.
The hotels along the avenues also are
we'll patronized, among them the
Holmhurst, the Continental, the Ell
beron, the Iroquois. the Grand At
lantic. the Boutwell,, the Wiltshire, the
Mount Vernon. the De Vile, the Month
cello. the Wellsboro, the Edison, the
Lewis, the New England and the Ken
lucky. -
On Memorial Day the ocean is "of-
ficially unlocked" and the bathing sea-
son begins. Mayor Bader will an
nounce the opening of the surf season
as he directs the first of the life
guards to go on duty. The beach pa
troll that will be assigned to service on
Tuesday will be a squad of guards who
were in last years patrol. They will be
GA duty until the annual tests of old
ana new guards to determine the fit
ness Of all applicants.
Numerous Conventions.
June will be noted especially for the
number of conventions in town. Vari-
Gus hotels are planning for meetings
of divers sizes. The following are
some of the conventions that have been
announced: Fidelity Mutual Life In
surance Company, June As; Retail
Dry Goods Association, June n-15;
American Railway Association, June
14-21; the international Y. M. G. A.,
June 1924: American Society for Test
ing Materials, June 26 to July /. The
Ministerial Relief and Pension Associa-
ton will hold a conference here on
Wednesday and Thursday.
The new 81 200, COO fireproof wing of
Haddon Hall will be opened on June
10. Three floors will be placed at >the
disposal of guests until about July 4.
when the entire building will be ready
for patronage. This will give the Chal-
te-Haddon Hall plant an additional
capacity OF 147 rooms. The new wing
is the nucleus of what eventually Will
be a handsome new hotel. entirely re-
ture.
Announcement will be made soon Of
the opening of the 81 10000 wing of the
Shelburne Hotel. 1t is believed the
wing, or part of 1t, will be ready by
Independence Day. This is fireproof
structure that will provide the hotel
with 122 additional rooms. and is the
first unit of the proposed new Shell
burne.
The City Commission has taken no
action on requests that 1t direct the
Pennsylvania Railroad to remove the
electric guide sign from the roof of
one of the Boardwalk pavilions at the
foot of South Carolina avenue, and the
matter now goes to the Court of Chan
Gerry on the theory that the sign vio-
lates the beach park easement deeds.
which stipulated that the area along
the beach and the Boardwalk should
be restricted for park purposes.
New Workers mt Resort.
Among the recent arrivals from New
York at the hotels were:
Marlborough -Blenheim--NIr. and Mrs.
Arthur Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. George
Ranyi. Mr. and Mrs John A. Wade. Miss
Emily Remy, Mr.. Carl Remy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Montgomery II. Lewis. Mr.. and
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and MOntrealPrOVince @ Quebec lOirs

and Information apply to GEO. w. RYAN, Secy.,
ATTSB URGH, N. Y.
luebec Tour Booklet and information apply to
" Birks Bldg, MONTREAL, Canada.
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New York.
ID E A N HOU S <
xasrsr .ssnA..sa - ~
CATSKILLS-SHANDAKEN, N. Y.
THE GLENBROOK

Private grounds. 40 acres: altitude 500
IT.; wonderful scenery; all sports, entertain
ments and dances garage. good state roads (:
excellent table: open from May 10 Oct
The New York herald., 1922-05-28
Several Improvements
Completed at Cape May

Special Dispatch to THE Nrw YORK HERALD.
CAPE MAY, N. j., May 27.-Summer
visitors here this year will notice sew
eral improvements. such as the opening
of two streets through the former site
of the famous Stockton Hotel. which at
one time was the largest on the At
lantic coast. The removal of the four
story columns of the Lafayette has
added charm to this hotel, which was
purchased during the winter by Leon
ard Fl. Davis and Logan B. Taylor.
John Scott. manager of Congress Hall.
The New York herald., 1922-05-28

sENEN GABLES INN. valhalla. West
chester County. n. Y-Ciood board. si4 TO
$50 week; private baths. S22: . minutes to
station, AZ min. 10 t2d st.: 20 bungalows.
The New York herald., 1922-05-28

Trade and Progressive League will re-
quest the officials of the Philadelphia
ana Reading Railroad to build new
depot OF stone on the present site of the
Reading station here.
Fishing is at its best on the city fish
ing pier at the Convention Hall and in
the streams. Lovers of channel bass
fishing have been having sport along
the Delaware Bay shore.
The Washington herald., 1922-04-18
HIGH PRICED OILS
FEATURE CURB
Profit Taking Turns Many
Advances Into Substan-
tial Declines.

NEW YORK. April II. There
w"s hurried and urgent buying OF
Inany groups of stocks on the New
York curb market with the begin
ming of business this morning, and
n large number of issues were car
ried up to new high levels for re-
cent trading. The strength, how
ever, was not maintained in the
list generally. realizing profits conf
ing into the market on large
scale. and it was not long before
gains in numerous stocks were
turned into substantial losses; but
after these recessions the market
strengthened and advances were
again in order. High-priced oil stocks
we're among the strong features in
the initial trading. Standard Oil Of
1n1iana sellinT at the new b.gh of
81. but met reS'ization sales in
large blocks and yielded to 94L
on trading Of over $4,000 shares.
standard Oil of Kentucky. after
selling at a new high of 81, re-
acted to sels.
There was heavy trading also in
international Petroleum. which.
after selling at 17H. dropped to
161=. Fensland was the feature of
the medium-priced issues. advanc-
ing on heavy buying from 12S to
The Washington herald., 1922-04-18

Total Saturday,
900 week 42S goand 1320 12i
From January to date e0es1 20O 90 4s1 800
ngo, and So PSI TOO two ago.