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Western League.
AT OKLAHOMA CITY 5-B, TULSA s-a.
tirst game ~ innlngs) (Second gHme
called NTH, darkness,)
At Wichita 81. st. Joseph 4-g. (seo-
ond game seven innings by aETesmcnt)
At Denver -, Omaha e-3.
Al Des Moines l3-2, Sioux City Sc.
(Soeond game seven innings by agree
ment1
National League.
At New York G, 81. Louis 10.
At Brooklyn 4-5, Pittsburgh 2-ii.
Only games scheduled.
American League.
At Cleveland 2. New YORK 0.
At 81. Louis 2. Philadelphia T.
At Detroit 7. Boston
At Chicago 4. Washington &.
American Association.
At Kansas city 4, Louisville :.
At Milwaukee 2-3, lndianapolls 3.IO.
At Minneapolis I. Columbus 3.
Al St. Paul II, Toledo 2.
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BROWNS TRIP UP
ATHLETICS AT TER
GREAT STRUGGLE
Cleveland Indians Swat
Yankees for String of
Gooseberries

ST LOUIS. Mo, Sept s1--Thc Browns
hattcd ogden and Heimach hard today
aud defeated Philadelphia, Z to 4 A
result OF their victory, while the leading
Yankees were losing 10 Cleveland, the tO.
1aiH cut down the margin scparating them
from tlrst place 20 three ana halt
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DIES MONIES, Sept 2t-Des Molnes
outhit Sioux city In both games of todayF
double header but after winning the fust
contest the locals dropped the second
through poor fielding. The scores OF the
games were IS to and 6 to 2
Score:
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Woman Burns 10 Death.

TOPEKA. Kan, Sept. Mrs.
Elmira Shryock. SO, widow. burned
- death this morning In a tire that
destroyed her home. two miles north
west Of this CITY
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summaryi Three-bAss hlts-.Ruth. sum.
ma Double plays--Meinnls TO J. sowsu
70 Mclnuis hhawkey 20 scott "a plpp,
Ghle TO WhmbsgRnaB 10 MolnniR. scott 10
Ward 20 pipp t2). Bases on balls--On
ShEwksy 3, OFT Uhle 2. struck ogt--sy
ETTOrs--Ruth, Ward. uhie.
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Onaha


summary; Runs -Glslason. Manush,
Wilcox, spencer, Uymnn, O'Hrien q.
BourG Patterson, Cartwright Gross XII.
hulion Earned runs Denver T. omaha
b. Stolsn bascs--Manush. wright Two
base hits--SponcCr Three bBHo hits
pHrlen. Home jun Patterson. HHse on
hRlls--On IIyman O.. Off Han 9. STRUCK
out-By Lyman 2. by Fiuchcr L. by Hal
lAft on beses-z Denver &. Omaha ..
Passed halls--K KilhuiIcu. Hit by pitcher
by Lyman (Patterson). 1nnlngs pitched
ny LYMAN s (nono out IN slSth) runs 8.
hits Z, by Ftucher g. runs 2, hits ,. Time
- 1915. tmpircs-- Held and Parker
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Hollands Slugging Indians
Dump Oilers TWice in Rapid
Succession in DOuble-hedder

Wilson. Two.hase hHa-itCm'uEwsy,
yuma, Wnrner Sacrifice hts. Wilson.
Stolen bases Hemingway wegnct. Left
on basea-aSloux CIV o, pcs Moiuea T.
struck out-by Eddlcman q. Wilson 3
HRso on halls-ON Eddlcmpn e. Wilson Q
wild pitches - Eddlcman. Wilson. Passed
hall-Shangllng Earued runs and hits
or IddlcmHn and In innings, OF
wolfram an 10 (, Oft Wilson 4 and 10
In q. Losing pitcher Eidlcman. Double
plsys--knoa to Cheshro Matuck t1 Ham
lltont Hemingway to Muty tmpires-
LOWE and AhanrAnn. IIme--l .ah.
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Indians ~ Yankees o.

CLEVELAND. sept. st,--New York
failed to clInoh the American league pen
nant today when Cleveland Unexpectedly
Inflicted a a.to-o defeat. The contest
was pitchers battle between uhlo ana
Shawhpv
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Summary Runs--Ostergard 2, Metz
O'Canner Mattick. Genn, Wagner T.
Chesbro 2, Grauey, Knox Norton, Banner
2, Cooper. Errors-Hamilton, TeHnr
Wagner, yuma o. Knox, Norton 2, Ban
Her O. Home run--KnoN Three base hit
Ostergard. TwO.base hits-Metz, OCOn-
nor. Knox, Wagner Norton. Chesbro,
yuma Banner Sacrifice hits--Quety
Graney, Yupa. Stolen bases-H Hamilton,
denim, Wagner, Banner Lett on bases--
Sioux city II, Des Moines 10 Struck out
of Cooper =, on Trsar 6, Earned runs
Sioux city /, pes MOines 10 Double
playH-Hemingway 10 Hamilton. Umpirra
-Anderson ana LOWS. Timo-two hougs.
second Game.
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TIrcrn IL Hed Soy z.

DETROIT Sept ai.--Detrolt won from
Boston today IN the final home game NJ
the season. 10 .. The victory gave the
with the NlaltoTU
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senniors 81 MhIte ~, 4.

CHICAGO, sept ~ Washington and
Chicago brought tho American league
ncnson 10 close here today the visitors
1 a ~
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OF the 22,760 hotels in this coun-
try, 2S4 are located In New York
city and OF this number IS are of
the largest type, having over 45O
rooms - s.--- --
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2, Bancroft, Groh, Meusel Cunningham,
Snyder, SINNERS. Two.bRse hts-Ban-
croft. Bottomly. Groh, Meusei, Kelly
Frisch, snyder. Three-base hit-Blades,
Home runs-Hornsby ?. Double play
Kelly TO Bancroft to Groh. Bases on balls
---On Ryan l. Oft V. Barnes /. struck out
by Ryan 2 by HNl ], by Sherdel Z, by
j. Barnes 3, by Jonnard !. Errors-
Stock, Gavan. Bancroft Kelly,
j. BarncR
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Summary. TwO-bAse hits Collins, iiei.
mach, McMonus Three-base hit-Mo-
Onwan, Home run ti0user. stolen bases
-1orber, Hisler 2, MeManus Bases on
haliF-Ot HcimRch !, OFT Davis g. Oft
Wright :, Struck out--By HclmRch T. by
Davis A. by wright :, HunH--Pcrkina
walker HauHer, uelmach. Ellerbe, Hlsier
2 McManus 3, Collins, Errors--rerklns
Miller. Galloway
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summary TwosbAse hits--Gharrity.
Lamotte, Mullisan 2. Stolen bases
ahoely. Mulllgan. Double play--1udge to
Peokinpaush 10 Judes Bases on balls
OF Mogridge I, of 7. Blsnkenshlp 2.
struck oui-By Mogridge 3, by Faber |.
by r. HlaEsonship I, Huns-Harris. Rio"
Charity Peekinpaugh. Lsmotte, Multi
gan ,, sohaik, Mcclellan. Errors--peek-
inpaush, Mosridse. Mostil.
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DEvER. Colo. Sept et.--nenver took
both games or "a double.heedsr from
omaha here today the nrL TO 8 and
tho second TO g.
Score.
FIRST GAME
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SInur lItl

(seyen lnuinFsD
xEatted for Eddeman In sixth.
Score by Innings.
Hioux tity ,.....+......... os0 $40 as
beh MONIES ss-.s.. t....4s-#. lNV NNl NH-I
summary Hamilton, HcmlnE-
way, OConnor, MsttIck, Roettger shnpF-
ling. Wagner Gransy Errors Shaugliug,
Wagner, yuma, Chesbro 9. Norton NJ
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NOno out when winning run scored.
Score by Innings:
Omaha. .s,.....s..tstoO toO2 OlO OOO-3
Denver. ............OOU 03O 0Oga-4
Summary Runs-MastcfH. Spencer.
Tipple, O Brion, Bourg, Cartwright, Gross.
Errur--Spcnccr, Earned runsH-Denvor g.,
omaha ., Two-bass hits-Kcrr, Cart
wright. Three haso hits--OBrien. Base
on balls-Off Tippia 5. Off VOORHEES, g.,
Struck out--By Triple 7, by VOORHEES, 0,
Sacrifice hlts-AppOrson, O'nrien. Left
on baHcs--Omaha G, Denver ~ Double
playS--parker to Kerr Time--ilt0, Um-
pifes--Held and Salisbury.
IEsles and Drumm-rs Split.
WICHITA, sept. 2i.-Wichlta and 81.
Joseph closed tho season here today by
dividing "a double. header. Wichits won
the first 20 !. and ST. Joseph the sec
ond, ] to /.
First Gnme,
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SBaited for I'M In second.
INFLATED for V, Barnes IN fourth.
xxxBatted for J. Barnes In eighth.
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score by lnniuss;
Boston. ............-...,so e9e 0o0--s
Detroit. .'...'t...,t.,,1pO 600 1bN-.2
summary; Two base hits-~Coilins,
O'RGurke n1e, NeBch. AtOlon bnse-
Eighey. Double plays-Mitchall 10 Burns
t2). Bases on bAlls--OH Pennock 10. OF
Pnletta J. Struck sout--By pennock O. BY
Plllette l. by Johnson 2. Runs MonoHky,
Holchlo, Blue .. Haney, Voseh Flagstead
hss=l@f. Egrors-.Pratt, CutshAw.
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zHettcd for Fnber In flfh.
zzHatted for Falk in ninth.
zgaBatted for 4. Blankcnship IN ninth.
yhan Tor Yeryan In ninth.
Washington. .,,,'.....oQo sso 1905
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XNan for MoGoWan In sixth.
IBatted Tor Davis IN sixth.
Ihliadelphia. ...,..,,.. 900 o1i 90
81 Louis .,, -...,...t.. 7o2 olo o2
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-30

.r.,lI,. a., ass. ,,h'rl tho engine. gem
,,.,,r,. amt al tn, auu1ratus nnccs-
.ar,. fr, rl,I,p.,nln..rauhv and trlc-
t,l.n,,v
,r,r ,C;rrru,u hr returned 10 the
,.nsilr unusually early, and was sur-
uris,i a. Discover IL" Baron who
had not y,..,. h.ui--,nrrGr from his
h,rlrDDTl :ud M Gown tn" SEI!rS'
,ir rNIlanrn: his su.t-rI$r Il few
,nu."rn,4 lister hr SIw that III" lorH
had h,.rn hammered with. and all his
u~n.r, b1d hr,n ovcrhau!ed,
O. .Nll; ,ni" :. h wondered. could
MS r,r,.i l.,-t have IN pryImg into
IN. r:NI',. MIu;r.;'
Ey .,I,. the ,Wn .Nustrians working
,.d,, i,s rj,,,I.uu were eyer di,iSCEt
,.,, I..,,,. ,.x,,i,rut fellows and
...... ,.,.,rI and ,,,,.isr m their
1850; u,s..r j.; ,Yn.t necessary in
,,.t,,.. ,,;r.l.,s .,,,fnu. Al
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He wrote four ClOs"ly-i.l"u naGr@.
aud hnvin.; finished. r""N II {" "u"
oi tho small rooms wh"r" l'raur"ls,!
was sitting recalling u French n"Nci'
The post rucs out every night nj
seven o'cluCk." she said. "lf Nml
viii put 1t in ~" rack Iy the rr'n;
",itraurc Kari will see that II * lut
with the others this evening. l.uG-
viz goes in the light car. ami ttl.">'
the letters int" D"v;. They >" tN
road to Macy Knr"iy t"-n!"TT"W
morning. ami on 10y rllI."
Next day two Shr"Wd- looking A"s-
tri,,n engineers presented themselves
as Geunr"y'S assistants. R""'h spoke
French, ami when Falr"n": VI"s-
TONED them he discovered thrt tie
elder of tn" pair kncw Il good deal
about radio-trlvphuny.
They therefore set I" work (" "p""
tie hinge boxes of apparatus which
had been over thr"" months on th.:r
way from chelmsford. Fac WhS
marked. and they. Of course. only
unpackrd one rUnlpi"i" set, iuS"'N
with the aerial r,HStS and wires,
This work took three days. after
which the whole q; the pI"nt WIS
carried up by horse" through IL"
forest Ia the clearing wh:rh hhd
been made near the top Of the ihnun-
tain.
Day 10y day Godfrey was out there
with his two assistants. Iirst erect
ing the arrial--one Of the newest
typcS--and then making an "e;rth
hr sinking thrcr-fuUt copper pihtrS
cdrcwise III the form of Il ring, ana
connecting al OF them 10 central
mint, Each evening hr was back
"A, the castle. where l." spent many
pleasant hours with the Baron and
his charming n!"r. Tn" latter, liz
decd. took HIM on several nrCaSi"ns
"a So" III. most delightful pieces ~
mountain scenery while tho Baron.
hearty and full Of ho"nhom!r. WAS
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are In tho back courtyard. am
sorry that was not able TO arrange
for expert assistance for you. MIR.
Falconer, but l have two very good
electricians arriving tomorrow. MY
agent In Vienna Is sending them"
And at the same moment Karl
the Magyar servant. in his brown
velvet dress and big buttons Of silver
filigree, helped him to a succulent
dish Of paprica lamb. which followed
the halaszle. that famous fish soup
which Is served nightly In all the
Weather houses In Hungary.
Have tho engines and all the
other plant arrived?' Godfrey In
CURED.
Everything. Twenty-etght pack
ages In ALL" answered the brown
bearded man, while FRANCHISE, with
her bare elbows on the table, glanced
across at the young Marconi en-
gineer, and remarked In French:
u. suppose you will be horribly
busy now-eh. M'sieur Falconer?"
Yes. mndemoiselle." he replied. II
have lost more than q fortnight al
ready. But It has. l confess, been
most enjoyable" Then turning to
the Baron. he asked:
Have you engaged any operators
to work the set?"
Tho question. put 80 suddenly ia
De Pelzel, non-plussed him. He was
compelled to hesitate for few sec-
onds-a fact which did not escape
the alert Godfrey.
"Oh,. how very foolish or me-!
tho Baron exclaimed In his suaHe,
easy manner. Il have been so ter
ribly busy Of late. and also rectify-
Ing the blunder Of sending the boxes
to Arad. that l quito forgot the nee
essity of a staff to work tho installa-
ton when it Is complete. l will at
once SEQ about getting some eN-radlo
military men from Vienna"
For half an hour after dinner n
gipsy orchestra, four swarthy-faoed
men I'm brown velvet. with dark.
piercing eyes. and black hair. gave
some wonderful music with their
violins. Then. when near midnight,
the man-scrvant Karl showed Gcof-
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nothing Of wireless requirements.
ITO tell you the TRUTH" G"ofrcy
said frankly. Il do not favor this
spot at all. Results would b" far
better IL We fitted IN" station some
where else. for instance. near III"
terrace at tho SchlusS."
81 quite imagine il. Mr.. Fal"oM"r.
replied the eminent polite Baron.
But. unfortunately. my Government
Is DESTROYS nj possessing rnnll-
dental means Of conversation Inc
tween the two mining zones. an! |
have granted them PERMISSION I"
establish 1t here on lay r"tni".
And tho corresponding slai:nH"'
asked Godfrey.
81 will explain the situation q
that later--when VIC have d"r:"rI
upon this"
Falconer was disappointed. II"
saw that the aerial would he far to"
directional for the best results.
This evening" the Baron went
on. Il hope your two assistants Will
be here. ms car Will ln'n lt l.
your disposal to take you backwards
and forwards from the CASTLE.
TO protest against such Il sit" was.
apparently. useless. All that Grof-
frey could do was Ia warn the Baron
that the results wcr" not likely tn
be too good.
"Wcu," lie laughed. 1--WE bought
tho plant, and If choose In erect
it anywhere. suppose ann ut liher-
" To do so. You, Mr.. Falcuner, with
your expert knowledge. will. no
doubt, be able to; make it work all
right" he said Euoi-hum"rcdly.
"Wcll-lll try" GcnIfrry replied,
ard on his return To Ion;l he sat
down and wrote 4 long letter 10
Sylvia. telling her his whereabouts,
and how the material lad been ad-
dressed to .Arad wrongly. Of his life
with the Baron. ANA If ihc rather
unsatisfactory site that had been
chosen.
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c
"''''H "''''''''' !" "",, u
II WORN H'''iS NV '"'''l'''''' 'o"'>
H'S ."p!'''''HN'
Vet r'T!"iSly CROUCH ''eoffrcF
stran&" feeling "a apprehension haN
Mp' passed. II" could E"t rid nm ,
self or th't creepy ier!ihH W''i'h nhu
Si"'rH over IHih on the hieH' "a MS
arrival III the castle OF Heh'a. " n.y.
hr '"'il1 not tell.
lie was surprised That lie N''h no
answer To his three letters To sylvia
since II" had been there, but lie re-
collected inst MIS-. b"F'rleE hau
spoken "f going To Paris for fort
night "r So 1" do some shopplhs'
hence It was quite possible tha'
mother ard daughter had lett Lon
don.
1t struck him. too. as somewhat
strange that the Earon's pretty niece
should rvincc so much inquisItivc-
ness concerning his affairs. When
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IKE took up hammer and de-
liberateiy smashed every one OF the
big glass valves"

frey {" his ruunI-.I big, gloomy dis
piritinS place. 1T only Ivy wv"
CanL,cs in ancient silver holders.
When Karl had shut the door
GroH"ry instantly experienced =
curious feeling Of impending evil
why, he knew not. II" was there upon
business Tor III; company In that
remote. uut-oi-th"-w world place. anu
his host. the Ear"u, WAS most Kind
and afiabi", wN.!r his niece WAS
quit" charming. Vet somehow AZ he
Ivy awake the greater part Of IN"
niSh, II" became consumed by 4
strange apprehension.
AZ in" Isit2. in Budapest. and also
in the ;,a!n. 10 had n0,iced on scv-
oral occasions Il curious "NchAncc
of rltnr, l"twr.n urclr and niece
CT was i; only his fancy
Was anything "ruiSS" lie lay
listening /" ll... owls houting in the
greut forest which surrounded the
castle on three sides. ana reflected
deeply. FRANCHISE She remembered.
had during the past few days queS-
toned him very ClcVcrlr. yet very
closely rnncrrninG himself ami his
family. Could there be any motir"
in that? In tn" silent hours ~ thnt I
night i" became haunted 'N dark
suspicious, but next m"rEinS when
he awukc refreshed and went out III
the autumn sunshine along the ter
race, which say" n magnificent view
Of III" great Hungarian plain Tor
many ml,&. all his aprr"hensi"ns
we're quickly dISpe!l"d.
luwardiy II" laughed heartily at
MS own miGgivimcs.
At eleven o'clock no drove with
tins Rarun about three miles into the
forest to large hish-up clearing
TIL. $40; which De Pelzcl suG-
,-cste,l should he the site Of the new
station. Indeed. two new log nuts
we're already built Tor the transmit
t!rg and receiving gear. with Il re-
mote control to the generator plant.
Geoffrey. l""iting round upon IN"
dense frs which screened them on
every S.tle save L. the east. was !Nr-
priscd tina, SUCH II site should hrv"
been chosen. Eat next second h"
rccol,cctcd that tho Baron knew
The Keota news., 1922-01-13

10 NAME = holiday Of January 18th.
Doa}smin Frankiin's birthday. has been
cRoposed by some Of the Revolutionary
ooo1etics. snd the governors of the
oe0ees arc TO be prsitiencd for that ps,r.
-. IN. ore will sainsa, that the day
Uooeh crsdIcd Franklin. January II.
yJ IL ore To hr remembered. agrees
~ Ec~Yors Tribune but further than
sDscmhrsine does not seem to take
o holiday proposition very seriously: |:
III !. awkward. however. that the
81 inventor. philosopher. statesman
~ pa,rin, was born in mid. winter.
H. season ia already we'll sprinkled
VII holidays. II he had seen the light
6April or August the temptation to cell
G0Psse the event on links and tennis
c6ur,s would he irresistible. Rus that
wooli br showing inappropriate regard
~ Franklin. whose extreme sporting
dlDaipa,ion was an evening Of chess.
80 even tha, he gave with a aualm Of
oonecience over wasted time.
"Here is q thought: Make January
U The kind of a holiday tha, would have
o11ted benjamin himself. Let every
6eiY work double or triple time. wear
80 clothes. put a couple of dollars in
- hank and mediate prayerfully on
- personal short r,-conings. That
vUuId I've true holiday Ia Poor Rich
agd 1t would he much hcnored in the
Aach. probably. Publishers Aux
il1ary.
The Keota news., 1922-01-13

there can hr no is~ To prevent
~ Desim'nsse oil stock booming thru
ooAsiis. there should ss least be- some
- 10 keep the promoters mpes cot Of
0o6 psinscu matter The attention of
oooasss is liable 10 be- drawn by the
oou6e ehfonors Away from the lure Of
0obsit and thu. their chance to become
uDohsifrs over night 10 lees. The
WyJoss might now b. . member of the
9oooss Corporation IL he hsdn't glanced
q ~ pictures Of i.s officers.
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keosa xehool Notes


Sadie Bysne and Opal covci Of keosa
High School. have perfect records in
attendance snd panesuslity for she
first semester. Melvin wsstx has Q
perfect record in punesasii.y and has
been atscnt only ono OF two days.
kcots High School basketball tesms
went 10 Mum Friday evening and broke
even with them. tho girls taking their
game st the score Of - 10 I. while tho
boy. lost BY the score Of ss 10 &
Tho lineup for tbs girls: esnssss.
Sadie Hysne and olinds Rohn: forwards.
Viva Russell snd Pauline Bailey:
guards. Agnes Watt and Gisdys Lon
hard.
The lineup fes tho boys: center.
Clayton Butler: forwards. Edo Bailey.
ofvn Bssdweii. Harold kaipp aad Louis
Sherman: gussds. Marion Jobbtns and
Milspa ksums
The Keota news., 1922-01-13

DO YOU ever look a, ,h- little yellow
)oeoo O your kea,s News: I, ~iii tell
- WAsn IL is Iims To renew your sub
ooB1De5oa. for the date on the lsb-l /.
- 80 To which you have paid your
o1oooBspsan.
The Keota news., 1922-01-13

yDoM THE DENVER POST comes
0o1b'io~inx illuminating paragraph:
Chapman. z: year, old. negro.
uoo1 %, thru the stomach ARD probably
uG6rd by Officer Rogers Monday
a1
The Keota news., 1922-01-13

eoo4 PERSON with = pop-xun brain
o14 d1lsn do more damage to . great
t4146 one minute than all the great
0o61D Of all time can restore in life
ona
The Keota news., 1922-01-13

" LITTLE COOPERATION with
Itos Of the hsmc town paper help.
Immunity . lot NOR. .hsn pailin'
hes way. When you discover .
! ~sy TO handle your garden pro-
M o. . bpsses ~sy 10 get the eggs
= RI your h~ns. asn's br . mi.~s. Tell
~ 6aSos and he'll tell the ~ossd.
The Keota news., 1922-01-13
NOTICE ROR PUBLICATION
D.pAst~ens ~ ~ lesssies

December u. IezI
Notice i herNhy given that WiuIta=s
Bowles of Nacsa. Crlyssatc. who c-s pecnv tnv
-, 1917. made Homestead Entry No o2ssio. for
NEt. tos Lots :. z SINFn Section s. Township =
". Range 80 W sth Principal Meridian. has
filed notice ~ Intention to make final Act JuJy
3 1915, three year Prcef. to establish claim to
The Keota news., 1922-01-13

PA1ROStZE our advertisers. They
- - progressive men in the com
an1oly.
The Keota news., 1922-01-13
Hs,.ssy C,sass lssssis oaesss

Hss1say Cssags lsssslts OOeses
A. . meeting Of Harmony Gssaws
last Friday evening ofssesss we're so.
stalled fos the ensuing year. - fualows:
Master. Chss,ss Bo.ms: ovesss~s. VII
liam r. Sssvess: Steward. August
johnson: lecturer. Laura fsspnas:
secretary. Herman soetses. Pas,
Master Hiram b. Hili ~as he installing
officer. A lunch and social good tine
followed ths installation esssmoey.
The grange ~ill hold . basket social
aa1 dance On Saturday evening. Jan. y.
10 ssase funds fos The eomp's,toa Of ths
hsll. which h on the state highway
twelve miles southwest Of ksota-
The Keota news., 1922-01-13

NJ. and MssL T. A. Hiett returned TO
keota from Denver last Sunday. They
are eanesIline and returning the oil
leases taken some weeks seu. in which
ssipslstioas we're made requiring blocks
Of leases before they should become
effective. They ate nov taking NV
les.e. fos . period Of three md one.
fourth yesss. promising IN oil rig
some where in the kcld within ninety
days. and rent 10 be- paid ut The rate Of
one dollar per aese per yrss. beginning
after fifteen months on all leases Of
land on which drilling ie not being done
They state thai the local land owners
are cooperating with them in . pleasing
manner. and express The hope that The
oa.rpsidcnt owners will quite generally
lease to them. thus making 1t easier to
insure The backing of capital sufficient
to pus thru the drilling operations pvf.
PISSED.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-23
SELECTING THE CAST
FOR AMATEUR Play

Mrs. Morgan Cronin has been selected
by the talent committee of the Girls
Community club for the leading feminine
role Of Marcia in tho musical comedy The
Cameo Girl which is to be staged here
by the club next month. The talent com
mittee also selected Thomas ]. Mccain
for the male lead as I.obert. The re-
hearsais for the production started Sat
urday evening under the direction of
Mrs Harrington Adams. who arrived in
Norwich the latter part of last week, 1t
is expected that Mr. Baker, who wrote
the lyrics for the production, will also be
here during the next few weeks before the
comedy is put On.
The cast viii include IT'S to 200 per
sons, with about 50 children, and in the
cast viii appear George Madden, William
Mitchell, Florine Schof1eld, Bernice vii
ley, Nancy Colberg. Hazel Fletcher, Flea
nor Fitzgerald. Herbert Wiley, Lyle
Fillmore and Lawrence Hamilton all OF
whom appeared in the production Oh, Oh
Cimdy.
There are many feature choruses
which include the Paint and Powder
| chorus, the Cameo Girl chorus, Green.
wieh Villagers chorus. Old Fashioned
Misses chorus, the Paddle-Addle chorus
Phantom chorus and a pretty dancins
chorus The musical score is very snap,
| py and bright.