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TO SPEAK
At RONEY'S POINT

Tawnk Sciah. native Egyptian, of
Cairo Egypt. will speak on Egypt. My
Native County, at Roncys Point
United Presbyterian church tomorrow
evening at \ o'clock. His lecture will
be Illustrated.
MIR. Selah has been IN the United
States for two wears studying for the
ministry nj the pittsburgh seminary,
ut Pittsburgh. IA. lie will fms hhts
cour"c this year and will return 20 his
country as 4 missionary. He speaks
English nucntly and Is an entertaining
lecturer.
Special services are being held all this
week at the Roney's Point church. To-
night the children of the church Will en-
nc, a chaptcr from Shcldon's I'm His
Steps Tod-Day." the chapter being en-
titled "Prohems Of the American
Home" DR.. John W. Beckett Is pastor
OF the church.
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yEOMEN MEETING

Wheeling Homestead 6Si9. Brother-
hood of American Yeomen will hold an
important meeting this evening IN Inc
Odd Fellows hail. Twelfth and CHAP
line street. a large list Of candidates
Is TO be acted upon. a report OF Dis
tr,ct Manager David Smulo will be CIV
en-. Herman Green, wo his the "est
virginia mana ger. will speak on the
work of the Childrcn's Home.
The following officers were recently
installed:
FOreman-Alfred Schreier.
Master Of CcrcmoLies-Bernte Pryor.
Corresponednt--E: j. Hildehrard.
Master of Accommodation Kline.
ChapIain-Ben Williams.
Record Keepcr-Will!am c. Wagner.
Overseer--John Littell.
Watchman-Harry X Bohlen.
ScEt!ncl-Bert Hartman.
LADY Rowena-Miss Mary Agnes BIZ
mingham.
Lady Rebecca-Miss Katherine Birm-
ingham.
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.LAtE OCTOBER
SOCIAL EVENTS
ORGANIZATION OF A QUOTA CLUB
WILL BE DISCUSSED AT
JANEGRAcE TO-DAY.
Charming Halloween Affairs Are
Given BY Churches and
Societies.

One OF the most in'er"St'ns affairs
Of the dly will be the dinner party TO
be held az ;he JaneGracr tearoom talS
evening Tor the purpose "f discussing
the organization of Il quota club IN
Wheeling About thirty Of Nheeins 5
business and professional women Will
be IN attendance. Mrs. Rose CopGau
Laue Is acting as temporary chairman
IN charge % this proposed organ.za zion:
Miss Elizabeth Parks. temporary Secre-
sary. and Miss Carrie klair. temporary
treasurer.
About three years ago the first Quota
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ale1ners' Party,

The Cleaners Of til" Central NJ. +.
church viii entertain with a Halloween
social this evening in the social room
of The church. The rooms will hc APP
pTupriatr,y decorated in Halloween col
ors for thr occasion. and Tho evening
VII he mos; pleasantly spent In jolly
,,;,lnes and other social diversions. y
Il. lic!ouE luncheon With lIUl'wc',M APP
r,,ntmcuts VIII bC serted.
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NEW SYSTEM INSTALLED.

The Old system Of handling cancelled
municipal bonds and coupons ha" been
replaced by new AMI mor" modern
system, Under the OIL system a fac
,ira!!e Of each bond and Its coupons W.
produced and bound IN book form. taxi
fu., un a big book. Tho new method -
nc envelope and hlllnS system.
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mess ana lTItE uIdIl-
ty. | was weak and
nervous and could
hardly stand on my
feet long enough &c
cook a meal. | wac
this way for about a
year and had tried
several medicines
and had a ph.. stefan.
but to no avail. My
sister was taking
your medicine and
finally induced me to
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This cveu.nE Mr. James stewart ana
Mrs. Roy Meek Wi. entertain n" NOM
bcrs Of tho New Fra Guild or the S,4h"
J,rrshy,cr!an church At the home OF Mrs.
stewart In Elm Grove, complimentary
20 Mrs. Raymond Marble, recent
bride. who Will DC remembered as Miss
Hazel Trashcr. After -" business o?
the society has been disposed OF. . go
cial time will nc enjoyed, Near ne
close of the evening delicious refresh
men.s Will lie served. Ono OF the In
tercst!ng features oS this affair VIII 20
a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. MARBLE.
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T~ig Dance.

The members 81 the Fourth Tw!G are
completing arrangements FOR HaIto"-
y, ,hn home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Rankin a, I.eatherwood Lane. This az
fair will have many delightful feature
as is hab!tual 20 all functions sponsored
bv this active Tw!g. The ball room
Of the Rankin home Will be oeauti-
Fr,,v decorated with Halloween novel
ties one Of the best local orchestras
will render a splendid dance program.
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and up 10 the moment
Baby has arrived. is fully
explained in the remarkable
book. Motherhood and the
Baby" Tells also what TO
do before and after baby
comes. probable date OF
birth. baby rules. ETC.. and
about Mothers Friend.
used by three generations,
Of mothers, and sold in MI
drug stores everywhere.
Mothers Friend" is ap-
pHed externally. Is safe.
tree from narcotics, per-
units easier natural read
i,.t-.pt ~ muscles and
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Mrs, Harness Hostess.

Mrs A. ! Harness VIII D" hostess !"
the members Of the w. w. Ga'd OF the
First Baptist church III! scren'nE IA
her home on North Main street at a
del! ghtf@l Halloween party. Various
eriovahie social diversions Will occupy
the guests during the evening hours,
Al a sea Sonable time. a dainty luncheon.
with un!Qu Hl!owe'cn appointments VII!
he served with covers laid for abou;
;ptriy guests,
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Hallowe'en PARTY,

The club rooms OF ThomsoN IT. I"
church will be tho rendezvous OF the
Enworth lcaguccrs OF that church and
ihcir friends Friday evening. liut they
Will be be mere ghosts" of themselves.
since the occasion Will be their annua!
halloween masquerade party. A COM
pete evenings progra nof rameS ana
ainuScmcnts has been arranged, IN" eve
uIng to conclude with the serving of APP
nctiZInC refreshments All members and
their friends are cordially mN:tcd I" ar
tend ma sk"d preferably as ghosts. and
a good time Is assured everyone.
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club was organized IN Pittsburgh ana
since ;hcu many Xix" ORGANIZATIONS
have sprung up IN various parts OF t'e
country. Thi; Will hr The AIRS; &,.-s"P'
a, ORGANIZING a cluh Of this nature N
Wheeling. The members u: the ctuo
Viii he composed exclusively % h"si-
ness and professional women.
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.opttmists" Present Playlet.

Th,. ',1nt.n;s;S'' o: s.. jams Luth-
Gran church Will present r'aEle zen.
sunday school rooms. under the auspices
-. tho Woman's Missionary society II
!. entitled. Tired Of Missions me
following young ladies W.. take Etr
Marta Hess ........... .lS'n ID riii,
Wilma Eapp ....... .GwendoHne six
Emma Kaiser ............ fe.!" ht. = /.
Helen W"!ner ........... 'S"r.t - ''>
Mrmb.r- OF Westminster Guild
Chapter.
Teacher OF the Chapter, .,,
Gertrude Hess ........'''. Ms S,,SS E Wnrd
Tsasne:s in Girls School, Toxic, 81 59P a. n
lIilda GaShcl ......:... ''''"' -"
Elizabeth Hartman . Dr.. Eliza Leonard
Physician in Picking. >.u
Matilda Kai ser. Nurse
DOW Hospital rck.ns; ,,o,,
Gertrude Marshall .::.....''' Lu o"ou
Chinese woman ~,
''e' >' Chinese Girl.
yv;,,,, weirSr, american Woman
Evanr. Missionary In India e,.,
Maaelyn uchrank. ...'i.,,:..'',;,ta.ss,,, o'''
Hindu Woman o; Low \aS;S:
Wife o: Missionary. Nan Laos. =,
tThe girls Of u missionary class de-
cd. ;ha, they are tired o; r.:SS!"nS' anu
;h.uk their help is not HreCfd an!
Longer. BY getting 4 peep eensnd I"c
sr,ra; on several, mission fields. they
hecoan convinced that the work abroad
suffers when the fr!ndS At home get
tired" hrlpHgD ,.,. o.,
F:ve-youc - invited % attend THIS Yea
ture. which Will he an ;mp"ritnt par,
OF the "fIallowe'en Parry next MONDAY
evening.
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John Wcnz"l. .Tr. If South Jacob
s,rret LEI, Yesterday f"r san Antonio.
Texas. where he Will spend .eVeral
weeks. -
Miss Ethel Harris NJ North Main
street has returned after spending ScS
Henry Cunningham Of South Jacob
street is spending several weeks ia chi
C3CO.
Michael FIah"rty nf East Wood street
is in = serious condition at IN" North
Wheeling hospital. ~". -" he underwent
an operation M"n",
Mr.. ana Mrs. VIZ q. fchhardt nav"
returned from y me-. r'n I" '!umhnS'
O.. whore they attended the ohio State
Michigan football game.
Mr.. and Mrs. George N"imer ga MT
and Mrs ]. Il. McFaddrn have lct; on an
extended western automobile tour.
Mrs T. X. Dawson of Rnncy's Point
is suffering from spraincd wrist at
her home.
Mrs. II. L. Martin Of South EoFt street
is visiting her mother IN canton q;
Miss Louise Reid. who is attending
West Virginia University. has returned
10 Morgantown after spending several
days at home.
Merritt Brand returned last evening
from a short business visit to Steuben-
VILE.
Virginia.
Mrs. William Borland who has hcen
visiting relatives in this city has re-
turned to her home in OIL City. Pa.
p Burke. Pittsburgh, spent yester-
day In this city on business.
William Frank who recently under
went a serious operation at the O. V. q.
hospital is reported To be improving.
W. w. Summers, Marietta, Is spend
ing several days in Wheeling attending
to business.
George Ellis. prominent produce deal
or, has returned from short business
trip TO Pittsburgh.
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This afternoon IT 100 O'clock the de-
..rcc team nr the DANES "f Malta, No.
Pr. will meet a. their hall, li"3 Mar
Rot street Al II. 'mhcrs ar" requested
,o y. pr,..nt since :. rehearsal VIII h"
hcla Of p,rial work TO be pat on IN III"
near future.
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prhnnntinl Courtesy.

The Busy Bee class OF The FIrst FreS'
bytcr!an church Will entertain this
evening al the home of Mss Jaun:ia
Deem on the Island. IN honor OF Miss
isabella Tashdo,lar, a member or IN"
class whose wedding t. Mr.. Leo k!rch.
rer Wi, be an even; Of November li;&
Music and Halloween games ~. be tn
main diversions OF the evening L" to"
su Ir,emcu;ed by the serving # an at
tract!Sc!y appointed luncheon.
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Bridge-Luncheon.

Miss I.urcna Schcuk was hostess
Tuesday Afternoon at hridgc-innch eon.
given in honor OF Mrs r T.. Founder OF
Marion, O.. and Mrs. NJ T.. St"udt az
Rr,hlchem. Pa. Luncheon was served
at Ouc-thjvty. and very ATTRACTIVE ap-
pr!nrmcutS were APPARENT at the tame.
rhc remainder Of the afternoon was dc,
ligh;tully spent at IN" popular caro-
diversion Included We're:
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.,yhi,. u luncheon Wi! be served during
.n, ,l.n.mu. Ii"St,sS"s VIII "r. Me-
unmcS lr,hUr Nogc, Joseph RANKIN.
I.t,I Roberts and William k."tt
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close friend that always serves, yet
,cyer ch,r"s or !rrita;es. Nudea Car
,ers ON sale at Geo. VI. Shook co.
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Eentertains Gard Club.

This evening nj her home in South
Wheeling. Mrs. Thomas radden VIII he
hostess TO the members of the Thurs
Njsh, club Following several hours
Pleasantly spent with cards. dainty
luLchcon with all appointments SuE-
gcStive of Halloween Will be served
MCnrtr"S Of the CiuD are:
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justment Of muscles and nerves dummy
pectancy and childbirth. Start SSins II 70.
asv M e, E Kerger. Slay:cn. Mimi. Gays:
sIt pulled me through" Send for book to-
day. TO Bradseia REGULATOR Co; BASS. At
hnt, Ga. Mothers FRIEND Il sold at Al
drug rtoYe6
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Childbirth
Valuable Illustrated Book Sent Free

: How thousands Of women. by the simple
method OF an eminent physician. have avoided
nnn.e-.s,rv riseries through many months
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Carl-Mack1iu.

Last evening. the wedding OF Miss
Loretta Macklin and Nh Leroy Carr,
both OF South Wheeling. took place at
the parsonage Of the Zion Lutheran
church. Rev. s. X. Strauss officiating.
Miss Mabel Smith and Mr.. q. Burriss
were the attendants
A wedding dinner was served at the
home Of the bride after the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Will leave this morn
ing on brief wedding trip. after which
they will take up their temporary resi-
dence with the brides parents.
Mrs Carl is I'll popular daughter or
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold MaCklin. and mas
many friends VII" have extended tnelr
good wishes MIR. Carl Is the son OF Mr..
and Mrs. August +. Carl. and is en-
gagged in the automobile business.
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Halloween Dance.

The annual dance or the C"lImhsa
club will he held In the Columhl3 audi
,nrirm this evening. This promises 70
70. a mos; ENJOYABLE affair: the ball
room has rccn artistically decorated In
cnlors Appropriate - the occasion. which
adds considerably 10 its already charm
Ing appearance.
The following invitations have been
mailed:
The Columbia Club
Requests your presence at their
Halloween Dance
at the
Columbia Club Auditorium
Thursday evening. October IS. 1922
Orchestra: Virginia SGrenaders
(Ninc Pieces
Committee-Anthory Hack. Charles l..
Lally. Charles Eisenhauer. William
Junkins, Herbert c. BREEDING.
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MRS, HATFIELD
SAB|NA, OHIO
In Piiable Conditionwhen she Began
Taking Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Sabina, Ohio. - 4 took Lydia L. Pink
h.n's Vegetable Compound for weak
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entertained. Club.

Tuesday cvru!ug. -: The HON" Of Mrs
NJ. j. Carroll on Linz. street. ia" NAi'c
r.uh was delightfully."- entertained. lhr
r."uiuI Was pleasantly spent IN hr"Hic-
work untU :, iai" hour wN"n = pr"iiil%
Ippojntvd luncheon WAS served. Present
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Medium Brown Hair looks best OF al
After a Golden Clint Shampoo.-Adv
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About People
Movsm ,nts .. Individuals TO A1A
Prom Ths City,
AT THE HOTELS.

THE ROERS-T H. Huff, Hunting
ton: VI. r. Chapman. Hartford: II. X.
Leg. Pittsburgh: l.. y. Woods. Toledo.
o.: ". l.. Cameron. Cambridge. g.
NLURE-O. V. Berry. Huntington; :.
Ma on. Fa3rmOnt; l.. b. lIancs. WcSton:
Il. rcen. ClarEshurE; {. VI. Clark.
PIT, shurgh: T. w Rector. ParkcrshurG.
HOTEL. WINDSoR-F. VI. "nt. I'ark-
erS'urg: H. T.. "rrlL Fairmont: j.. D.
Smith. Ward: \. {. TranncN Nharicn
ION, r Il S,crrk, Pittsburgh: co. ID.
Rowland. SCl"ve}ard; /. G. Blouni,
StrlhrnVillc, y.
, 1922-12-18

is being rushed The dispatch est
mate that 100000 pools Of grain are
ready for exportaticn 1t Odessa and
, 1922-12-18
FRENCH POLICY In FOREIGN AFFAIRS is FLAYED
CHURCH SPEAKER REVIEWS near EAST INJUSTICE

my sort OF an alliance Turkey could
not menac anyons until France broke
faith with those who fought her bat
ties in the world war."
when asked to help the 1900. 900
refugees now In Greece many Amer
leans say that Greece in the hands OF
tho -revolUtionists r. in as bad n sit
uation as tho ruled by Mexican ban
dts. This f. far from true. The com
mittee IN charge is composed of men
who have tho best interests of the
country at heart. Were I to pick a
jury OF twelve from this conuogA-
ton and present TO them the charsss
upon which 80 sS=- cabinet mirhters
were executed they. too. wou:s H-ose
the death peSaity.
They had deceived the people at
every turn. perhaps hypnotiEed by
their king. They had broken sths law
and they deserved death.
Concluding. Mr.. Eiiopoulos con.
trasted the American celebration of
Christmas next week with the Christ.
mas for the refugees in Greece. and
urged that should opportunity pre-.
sent. h people Of St Marks would
not fail to rernember that the Greeks
are follow Christians and that the-'
are In dire distrcss and need OF what
aid Americans can give.
, 1922-12-18
ANSWER
M. H. TODD, Mgr.
RIALTO THEATER
CASPER, WYO.

congratulations. 1t gives me great pleasure to
know Paramount pictures are making such a hit in
casper. Sorry l cannot grant you a full week a.
quested-"BLooD AND is such a biz attrae-
days-wil wire you later.
MEL S. WILSON.
, 1922-12-18

self with Turkey-her enemy In the
World wnr-entcrs into a treaty for
getui OF the fate OF millions OF Chris
tians In the Near East y Turkey
again gains control.
Greece was Beating the Turk back
to h DESERT For two years heT
armies lad kept up the fight. She has
lost becUuse she had to ( ght not Tur.
key alone but Trance-Fronch air.
planes. French cannon which could
outdistance Greek cannon by four
miles.
I hope the American people will not
fall for the propaganda OF the Turko.
French alliance. Those who tell OF
tho fine spirit OF the Turkish officers
can generally be found to hayo com.
meroiAl lnterestn in Turkey.
ut is natural hat Greece should
look TO America for help. They have
not met many Americans but they
look upon them with reverence and
wonder why God has showercd all his
blessings upon this country. Certain.
ly you cen find no better Christians
anywhere than in Greece where they
will die rather than give up their re
hgLon."
Mr.. Eliopoulos feeiingiy described
the terrible death mcted out TO Arch
bishop Chrysostorn at Smyrna who
was torn to pieccn by four horses
after being terribly tortured. and OF
a bishop and twelve priests who were
buried alive when they reused to en-.
J1ace Mohammedanism.
He declared hat Greeks should
erect a statue 10 Lloyd George be-
cause his intervention saved the
Chr st n in Constantinople from
sharing the fate OF those in Smyrna.
"Clemenceau speaks to America of
the danger of a German. Russian.
Turkish alliance" he said, 's5ut he did
not tell why Turkey was able to enter
, 1922-12-18
To MAITAIN
AUTO LICENSE SERVICE

The See Ben Realty company. 2ca
Midwest building. is again thinking OF
taking IN the matter Of securing auto
licenses for persons who would other.
wise ave TO so TO considerable
trouble TO secure them. II has been
tho custom of the company in the
past to make put applications for such
licensed in return for a small lee.
The officials OF h organization are
fully versed on all makes OF cars and
trucks since Il works in connection
with the insurance department.
During the year 1922 the firm APP
Piled for 1000 licenses which were
duly received by clients from the
office OF the secretary o; state.
This Is only one instance OF the
service which the Sec Ben company
renders.
, 1922-12-18
Drawn OF THE NORTH"
At AMERICA GREAT FILM

strongheart n c more won the
hearts Of Casper friends when he
made his appearance at the America
theater yesterday In the picture.
Drawn OF the North" Supported
on the human side by Irene Rich aud
shumway. Il Is little wonder n a
strongheart is able to give US a play
hat viii interest.
The country OF unbrokea trails IS
Wen represented IN the picture. Ev.
erything Is made 10 suggest the north.
ern vastness of which SO much has
been said.
A good episode In the play &. the
incident Of the hunger maddenel
, 1922-12-18

Use Tribune Wan, Aa. and E.. result.
, 1922-12-18

the . q CLOCK NeSpeI SGT TICS
Nr. Eliopoulos is travelling through
the states presenting to the people
of the various cities In which no ap-
pears the Truth Concerning Greece"
ard came TO Casper with a personal
Recommendation from Bishop Keator
of the Episcopal church Is the diocese
OF Olympia. Wash. He IS an Ameri-
can citizen and highly thought OF IN
Seattle.
In opening his address he called
attention 20 the close relationship AZ
listing between the Greek n Angli-
can churches for h past century
and to statements made by Greek
church disnitAries at the recent gen
eral convention OF tho Episcopal
church IN Portland. Ore. that fun
dofnmuniou may Don be expected be
tween the two. Greek churchraen are
expected 20 attend the Eplsooal church
and to sock the advice and assistance
Of its clergy when there Is no Greek
church near, he told the members Of
the Casper Greek colony who were
present to hear his address. Mr..
Eliopoulous was an Interpreter for
one OF the h gh Greek church dlgni-
tarles attending tho Portland conven-
ton.
In speaking Of the present condi-
ton Of Crease, Mr.. El.opoulos called
attention to the fact that the Greeks
Christian for nearly 1000 years have
suffered more than almost any other
nation for their rel gion because Of
Their nearness to the Turks. who as
followers OF Mohammed are taught
that the Christians are their principal
enemies.
There is no division IN the forces of
aohammed as there unfortunately is
among Christians and VIII le the Greek
church saved the Western church
from Hannibal. the Western church
failed to respond when tbs Turk
threatened Constantinople and the
Greek empire fell into subjection.
For 500 years the Greeks were sub
5ects Of the Turks. their religion for
hidden. altho worship was always a
red on secretly. Then. in 1891 began
the great struggle for he overthrow
of the yellow slavery which they en-
dured, accomplished after n nc years
of bloody warfare In which almost
svery mar between q n 40 years o.
age persisted and the small kingdou
of Greece was established.
Millions stnl remained under the
Turkish yoke looking alwuys TO m
mother state for iberat on tn
speaker ASSERTED s'and for mans ~
Macedonia ana Th-aoe tine WA ar
compl shed WREN tho Hailtun wa
ended IN 1871 Tue1r-u- .t,y fai
Greece. tie World vos .9lttrtd.
sT ~ HrnEnr- |#k.fH ont rHa D. ~.
, 1922-12-18
PERISH AS
TUG BREAKS Up
ON GREAT LAKE
tcontlnued from Pae. ono

ytns the eaDtain and his &c compan-
rms failed TO reach the islands. yet
survived the gale and drifting ice It
may have been blown ashore on the
mainland miles from human hAoita-
ton. II such was the case II Is i'm
probable that the seamon. weakened
by long exposure in the intense cold
could have survived long unless. like
those who reached Sault Ste Marie.
they found some Indian cabin In which
10 recuperate.
, 1922-12-18
EXPORTS GROW.

WASHINGTON. e 1s--American
expore in November reached the
highest point of he ear ~accordinF
TO official overseas trRde statistics
made public today by the department
of commerce. showing an export bust
hess totalling t5ss,ooo 900.
, 1922-12-18

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Dec. 1s.-The
wrecking tug Favorite left Waite Fish
bay. Lake Superior. early today for
Lizard Island TO continue the search
for 81 persons missing from the tug
Reliance since last Wednesday. &C
eording 70 wireless advices received
hers today by H E Giipin. president
OF the Great Lakes Towing company.
owners of the Favorits. The tug was
forced 20 seek shelter In White Fist
bay late yesterday.
, 1922-12-18

BAY CITY. Mich. Dec. Is-The
feet OF nine steamships loaded with
grain n bound for Lake Erie ports
which left Fort William Friday night
passed through ST. Mary's river yes
terday and carly today and entered
lake Huron on the way down. The
Hhips and their cargoes are worth
S3s. 900. 900.
, 1922-12-18

wolves who come dangerously closs
70 removing from the face OF the
earth these whom the directors OF the
picture have conjlred up for our
amusement Here as always Drawn
the dog who played 50 well In "The
suent Can.- represents security and
safety.
This picture j. being repeated today.
, 1922-12-18
Greek Editor, Veteran in World War,
Pleads Cause of Former C~ountrymen
in Asking American Aid

Deeply deplonng the alliance between France and Turkey which
made possible the recent Turkish victories in the near east. and
highly laudns the attitude of Lloyd George in the same crisis. John
EIopoulos. a Greek. editor of the Hellenic News of Seattle. Wash,
and a sergeant in the late World war. gave a most interesting and
Illuminating address at St. Marks Episcopal church last evening at