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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-15
7-RUN RALLY
IN 9TH BEATS
PHILADELPHIA
BY Associated Press

BY Associated Press
ST LOUIS. july IA seven run
batting rally In the 1th inning TO-DAY
gave the Cardinals a s.5 victory in the
final game of the series with philadel.
pria. Rogers Honesty opened this in.
ming with homo run. n was bis 2ith
Of the season ana tied the modern ma.
tional league record made by "Gavvy'
Cmvath IN 1915 The old record was
% made by I'd williamson OF Chicago
iu 1854
Philadelphia ..... 3Ol coo 0lo--5 ~ 2
ST Louis ....... 600 200 10N--9 10 y
llubbel, Smith. Winters and Hcnllne;
Pfcffcr. North and Clemens, Ainsmith.
Two base hits. Parkinson, Hubbcll.
Toporccr whiiosionc. Three base hits.
Fletcher. Home runs. Williams. Horns.
by. Struck out. Hubbcil !. North I.
Winters T.
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HOW THEY STAND

a report an the Abilene SWcotwate.
game scheduled az Swectvaicr yestcr.
dsy was not received by the News last
night The Western Union also was
unsbl, to obtain a report on this snme.
II Is not known whether IL was PLAYED
or postponed. lf there was no game
the standing OF Abilene a. shown above
IS correct if Abilen, lost she Be- tied
with Amarillo for first place.
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Hold Sewing Contest.
Spcciai 20 The New.

CLARENDON. Texas. July 1.-THE
annual owing contest fur the demon.
"raiinn club grls uf Dnulcv Count,
Has bella This utrk n the y Building
% thls cas- uuori Toe direction 90 Mlss
lruAc Richmond The first prize in
The general sewing contest went 10
Miss Hattie RILEY. while Ms Gladys
Holly Of Leila Like won nrsi prize In
the clothes making Work.
The winners - the tfo f.rst places
WIZ D. Given trips o. the 4 a NJ. short
course.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-15

tl.Nf'tNp''N f"sss. jIIf TIN,
umuci ~--..u eft Clarendon llDg,
.lnscd YESTERDAY afternoon after 3D. seas
tuocvsTful scssfu. The student body
offending thls session numbered more
Than one hundrod and twenty-five. and
the work was q hlgh merit. Course.
wcfe offered In seven different depart
nicnis. snd many students liso toos al
vsniarc - The permanent certificate
YORK.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-15
Giants Win I phil Gamc.

: % -T""II M Y TTTH
SHREVEPORT July lI-Dallns won
an uphill game from the Gas crs today
II tu
Dallas ............ 600 O0a e3O-- II Z
Shreveport ...... 900 O22 2U0-6 Il 3
Conler Davenport aud Lnglc; Lob
man, Johnson. Burns and Burns
Two base hits GALLOWAY MASSEY. Lin.
gle. three base hts. I'lloh,n. Conley
Sacrifices spencer Johnson. double
plays Hollohan unass stcdn Stow TO
Shields; Hartford Co Ezzcll stolen bases.
pou,huc Wild pitch. Johnson. base ON
balls. Iohmau o. Johnson 9. Conlcy !
.StruDk out Lehman =, Johnson
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-15

summary Home 'ue Ncinor Com.
stock Three base bits AHheier p,i..
Two.hasc hits, Douglas Sacrifice ht.
Morton stolen basnv Moore IAN
tomstocl Byers. DocEerr White
F'lks. Lybraud : plsscd balls uD,.
erv !. ll' hv pitcher bv i,baud
Mcanor. nm. by Morton Doek,..
Flaggl Base on balls. on Morton o. or
Lvbrund g Struck ont by Morton
vs. Lyhrand e. Time. .oj Umpire.
Spencer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-15
SHOCKER AGAIN
LOSES TO YANKS
INDIANS WIN
by Associated Press

liy Associated Press
NEW iul;k July ll.-Ncw York dc.
lat'd lrhau Shockcr IN the second
Tine 900 iir series today and made il
I'VE "H' of three from 81 Louis. The
score was to o.
S'uI, hy innings l. III
So Louis nnn nnn nn0 % O.
New luN ...... 900 iuO 0nX-i 10 o
BATTERIES Shockcr D1n.nlfh and
severed. Shlwkcy and Schang.
SUMMARY Two base hits. Tpbu
Three .sD hIt' Ward Stolen busrs
Wit Struck out hv ShucEcr O. by
ShaWs'' Base uu bail oll ShupA,r /.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-15

Two h's, hits Eur'von Wc'zrI Dus.
.WoUr Home runs Blkcr Wr'srl Burlc.
soon Sa.t,r hits Chry Innings pitched
No., Npplrua 20 hl Ni,o @ StIs,k ugt hy
N.plcuu by Nirk B Bases con- balls olf
Appleton O. ou N.ch Stolen bases
Williams Time ut game 60 Umpire
Price
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TcNns.Olsiahoma League.

At Grccnvillc -. Bonham 0.
At Corsicina I. Ardmore
~ Clchurne I: Paris 3.
81 McNia T. sherman |.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-15

Fort Worth : Wichita Falls S.
Dallas =. AZ Shreveport 6
Galveston = az san Antonio \.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-15

Home runs Nuns hl.r hF Gut'ri
Dnbuu. E.,ots Srruce ,U mnrn .
/ Nuns . Els's ON balls OFT Ciutrcl .
Stolen ", rutIcr Double play. R,t
%, tn Brook Ca.bupr 90 scoggins
llit %, PITCHER B,ttlo by Nun. Guilor by
Dlnu'Il 600, % Game ri, Umpire
natI.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-15

faadffui ErFllna. = city whose peo
Do dcrrni on vroi and fis manufacture
~ s5ne form ~ other f0r their iivcli.
Hopi d semsf.nra allied Wooiopoils."
necagse q tn many I'm. woods In
Uruguay suitable for tn making %
vslkinr Sticks the manufaotur4 %
canrs r = grov.sg Industry there.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-15
Reds Trim lsobiuS

CINCINNATI, July 1.-THE Rods
made b three out % four from Brooklyn
by winning the final game of the series
TODAY TO o
BROOKLYN ......... 600 Oo0 1000 o
Cincinnati ....... .uUU 020 Olx-3 n /
Cadorc and Dehru. Rixoy and llar.
grave
TWO base hits. liargr1vc Three base
hits. Burns Griffith Stolen bases.
b1uhcr, Base on balls. Cadore 2.
HNcy ..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-15
Indians WIN AZ.

ny ASSOCIATED lrcss
~ SIoN Julv cleveland made a
.h'u sweep eft The fuurgamc series
With Boston hy winning Co to-day.
score ' innings u H. T..
cleveland nNU Zoo or o
Boston 100 Goa O0D-e d %
HattH.'- Merton Edwards Lind.
"t NlH. and O'Nc.ll. L. Scwcll Rus.
.,ll Quinn and Ruci
summary Two.base hits. Jameson.
Russell Pratt Base ou balls ~ Nor.
ton 3. of. Edwards or Mails g. OF
Russell struck out by Edwards .,
ly Mails hv Russell
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Nniinnal IeagIIc .

Boston / al Pittsburgh 6
Brooklyn o. az Cincinnati ..
New York {. al Chicago s.
Philadelphia ., al St Louis ..
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American League.

Chicago ,. az Washington !.
ST. Louis o. az New York I.
Cleveland 3: ~ Boston 2.
Detroit. az Philadelphia rain.
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National League.

Boston at Pittsburgh.
t.rouklyn al Cincinnati
fhlhdpiuhH 81 - Louis.
New York az Chicago.
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Pirates I.eat Braves.

PITTSBURGH. July lt-Coopcr was
10 rare form today holding Boston TO
3 hits while the Pirates took advantage
OF the wildncss Of an three Boston
pitchers and won 20 !.
Boston ...,.......i00 600 000-i 3 .
Pittsburgh .......ol0 l.0 eek l
Marquard, Lancing Oeschager and
Gibson; Cooper ana Gooch
Two base hits. BIruhagt Three base
Carey. Stolen bases Elruhart, Carey.
Base on balls, Marqu1ri g. Iandsing 4.
Oeschager /. Coouer Struck out.
Vanguard l. Cooper g.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-15

Galveston az san Antonio.
Beaumont M Houston.
Dallas at Shreveport
Fort Worth 20 wichita Falls
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LEAGUE-L FADING EAGLES TO Open HERE today
BASEBALL RESULTS
West Texas League.

Ranger ., \, AZ Amarillo l.. Il.
stamford 2 at Clovis 4.
san Angelo .. al Lubbock 3.
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senators Trim SOY.

WASHINGTON. July it-wash.ng
ton made .t two OUT uf three bv taking
the tina. game 81 the series from Chi.
'ago to-day a. ,.
Score hf innings EH.E.
chicago - orc QUO sOO-9 n
NashIngi0n ..... 500 eco coy n o
BATTERIES; Courtney. Hodge S0hupp
and lausn Erickson. ErIlihctrt and
plcni,h
summary TWoh1sc hits. Courtney.
'Hm,h. lafysn Hooper. Thrcc.hase
bits. COLLINS stolen basc-. Judge. Har.
as lasg on haiis. 90 Erickson O.. OF
Courtney . off Schupp T. struck ont.
iY SchIp q. 10y Eunhcart !.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-15
american League.

Chicago at Washington.
81 Louis at \pW NolN.
Detroit az philadelphia
cleveland at Boston
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-15

Two Lase hits. L"rl. % NirsJ Ciais.
Ccmstork. Fitzgerald. Anhc.cr. Chimney.
thrc las" hits lreecrdld Auheicr:
stolen baf's PYLE. llI @ ComstDca
Sacrifice hits. porkcr, pyle. innings
pitched by Badger l8 Morton 3 20.
hits of Badger q, olt Morton runs of
Badger I, Morton g. winning pitcher.
Badger. hit by pitched hlu. craig by
Badger. base 70 balls o,f Roberts e.
Ranger ............... 1Nl IiS O. s.
Amarillo ..t........... nna 100 A-l-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-15

20 Douglas. PYLE Wa ulf Moore tu
'uhcicr, skinny masking w,ty stop
Coulcy famed No ruu. uo hits NO "a.
Tors.
Amarillo-Nuhoi,r va. walked Cha
ncy singled to l,it. Anb,.,. being held
OF second. Douglas beat ult du much
hit. filling the bases Morton sacrificed
Tut was safe when white lumblrd his
hunt, Aphcicr s,U,.uZ Moon, va- uut
White TO Coui,y Clau,l scoring ON tho
play. liill tanned. Cuustoub smashed
one over lpit .ruf'r uuug- -euriug
Douglas ana Morton ahead 90 him
fitzgerald was out INu u COulcy.
Five runs thfr. h.is. ono error
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WHERE THEY PLAY


ABILENE At AMARILLO.
san Angelo at Clovis
Ranger az Swcetwater.
stamford at Lubbock.
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tcnI, 49, Giant.

flii'NGn. 9utN 7 2 -thlCJgO defeat.
ed New iork 3 TO Zoe tho final game
~ the series
New York . .Nu unl oof-i 10 .
Chicago ........, sON 81 0iN--S 10 /
Jounard, Nchf and SNYDER: Jones
Choevos and OFarrcu.
Two lase hits. Mcuscl. Snyder. Gala.
CHAN. Rawlings. 3 krug. OFarrcll.
Home run, Miller Q Base on balls.
Jones ?. Nchf Q. Chccvcs D. Struck out.
Jouuarl !. Chccycs ..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-15

"snfsF-t'asesfet vent q riay 49,
- ~ akinE lssi l,l1. LED n.sl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-15

khngcr-Nlrko singled o. center. hu,
was forced by Phillips Chucv G. Com.
stock. ComstU,A throw Wild 90 IN.
hc'cr trying Tor double and Phillips
went Co second. Du.agrv singled to
ieft. LNhfaud w1- robbed ~ hit when
ComstocR mad. startling stop Of his
drive through the pitchers box aud
tossed Dochcr yugt 40 Second White
was out. Chanet tu AuhcI,r 40 runs.
Two hits. one error
amarillo Eycgs was saf, ON Cua.gs
tumble. IT, stole second AuhcIct and
CLANCY famed Douglas singled Co.
right and PNl, threw Ey,rs out al the
plate. Ne runs or, ht on, error.
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iglltl

Niok1 tanned t0usfu,t fs.ldr,
Thliip-' Erounder and Decker, Tanned
so Ilnr no hfe nn c.fDrs
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Third

hanser- tlagg was walked. Doolcrv
Wa ht hy a pitched bah Lybund
forced tlngg Morton to CLANCY white
forced Lybmnd Moore to Mcanor.
'''kcry taking third White and Dock.
'' worked double stead. white cross.
the plate Craig grounded. Morton
20 Auhcier. One run. no hits. no er.
frrs
Amariilo-D Douglas flied TO Pyle. Nor.
IN hited 10 Craig. VINO made n pretty
'nhlug catch. Moore famed. No
as. one hlt. no errors.
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First.

Ranger-whIte famed. So did Craig.
Icedy flied To- Fitzgerald. 80 runs. no
hits. no errors
tnsrillo-Moore flied 10 Craig.
Moanor lifted one over the left field
fence. Comstock singled To- first. but
va, out, Lybrand Coulcy 10 Flagg try.
ing 90 steal Fitzgerald famed. one
tUn. TWO hits. no errors.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-15
Second.

Ranger-Pyle was out. Moore TO An.
itici Conlcy was out Morton to An.
meier Nickel was out, Clancy TO An.
MEIER CLANCY making a pretty play.
80 luus. no hits. no errors.
NnlariDo-Bycrs was out. Lcedy to
ule'. Anheicr WAS out. Lybrand t.
,"nlcy, CLANCY singled O. lett but
oochery nippcd him at second. No
lrs one hit. no errors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-18
SUGAR.

Now York. May l7..-rh" ray &NEar
nltrnr. wa somewhat 'rr"fh"r '".HaE,
500, and May ShIpm' at ''"hA% "rrc
r';ntcd at = 1-l6 cent cost ana fTciSh'.
.u,,,,, 10 lO4 for crntrI:I.C".. carly juno
-'.rn,"n; at ii-@@ C'r' cost "hH
freight. equal 10 80; a." ~''nn" u"
runr NJ -, cents COS; a"d .''lEh' 'H.'',
10 iii. Porto I;I""- H>"'" GH"".h 80
? rs for sror AMI later ''r',''i ''
d1y's business included 2.'."' 3d..
,H,h:,s for May shipment I" " '','.,
: n0O bags Of lmhaS carly Jun" "i'' -
700 bags second hLlf June I" az OPP.
tor and IN. con bags Of Porto IicuH l"
outuort rcf.u"rs ai quoted prizes.
The raw sugar futures market was
les active to-day and prices were Is,
regular The opening WIS unchanged
10 poirt higher on covering pHt "lIcr
incs were NOR" liberal ard prices caS'd
or later t'lo%.n., pri'cN were uh-
hanged to = points net ,"w"T. July
&c. September 2.>5c. December 2.SSc:
Tho mark", for rcti'rd sugar vas I'M
changed and The demand WIS .cSs &C
i've al,hoUch withdrawals %" Old order
continue e.: AR pr";"!t:"''s
Demand :u;I",~ u"l.''H closing
Jui, $50. S"y,rmb.- <C.i". i""'mo"T
$500
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-18
ST. MARyS

Cav {. Mac Tarrart. of Enr"Na' Wa
business cali"r h,-r Saturday.
walter Bolr. "t t'"%c7"H'" "a8
,ranSact.nC business here M"AH,tS
EaIoh NcG"c. who has been cnP'"HcI
g., 49, Ln,,uckv oil fields for inc past
YEAR rntnrnrd homo Friday. 49,,
L,ra,k ,:r:rrith. o. Styr"n, was ouSi-
ness caller here saturday.
Nran n Covey. Of B'n's Eun, was y
Mis-. Tmra Underwood. OF Long Run,
~: - Shopping here saturday,.
Jcssr War,l. Of NcwcIl's Run. o. Is
hcrn this wcnII visiting friends;
y. ". Dillon. who has been III. IS con-
Vi rhari"s G"rnclI. Of Schultz. was in
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Wiley and dauSh-
tor Roxy. OF Maxwell. were BUSINESS
callers here Saturday.
The Junior-Senior banquet. which
was held in the basement of the N.
church. Friday evening. was a most
pleas affair.
was delivered in tho NJ. l.. church by
Toy W. H. r'haSc. pastor OF the res
.hytcr;ln church on last Sunday evening
Tho house was filled TO its utmost capa-
,''ay4 nay exercises will be held In the
Ugh school auditorium, on Tuesda.
evening. at Sis o'clock:
en- Wednesday evening the alumni
will give. three art comedy entltier
.'rn. El"1cmcnt of Ellen" in the high
Q. h"". auditorium. Turn out.
>,.,.-ll from this city attended tho
o., -. meet at Parkcrshurg. Saturday. in
... > several ST. Mary's boys partici-
..;.i
ga Friday evening. the commencement
,cr.i sos Will hc hold in the high schoC
auditorium with mt. Goodnight. prest-
den, Of Bethany college. as speaker.
Tho thirteenth annual banquet OF the
st Marys high school will bc held in the
hascm"n; q: tho Episcopal church. at 3
o'c'OCk ThurSda? evening.
The new basement OF the Baptist;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-18
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

rhl,ago, May l7.-Cattl". receipts H.
600: active: beef steers and she St"rr
steady. strong: spots higher on Dell to.
grad" beef steers: top So! paiu Io'
prime hull0ckS averaging Lilo POUNDS
best heavy steers 500. w.!tht ~"
pounds, bulk beef steers si.'9u 80.
bulls steady /" strong; veal caves
steady 10 SOC lower; stoCkcrs ana iceg-
rrS duh: bulk fax she stock $a:so a. >; > .
hulk bologna bulls around S'.No. huth
good - choice vcalcrs TO shippers S'"''u
q i.uv: Light weights. to parkc'H d.
S" 90 mostly.
Hogs. receipts 5000: steady I" strong
with yesterdays average: "i"S'nE lIrfn u.
top SilUU: bulk 31O45n 1920: shippers
took about 1000: hoidoEer moderate
pigs. weak To csc lower.
Sheep, receipts $4,000; mostly &c
lover. some. sales soc lower. one load
thoru lambs to city butcher $1,000; bulk
&Il.1J Il 80: feeder ends steady to lVc
higher. ~ Sl2.2J IT go: fed Texas Wc1n-
RS SIC lower ut $1.75; top ewes $'25;
hcaNIcs down 10 $3.50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-18
IRON REVIEW

Cleveland, O., May 1.-THE Iron
Trade Review tomorrow Will say: De-
velopmcnt OF tho iron and steel market
Is running along more settled lines. De-
mands are steadily heavy but are loss
ronsDicuouS for that reason. since
bookings have been keeping well ahead
ut shipments. producers are deFotlng
their main attention to raising output
necessity for which has become more
lnsstcnt. Varying cost factors are max
Ing the problem more difficult. present
full charges are higher and an increased
labor item is a possibility before any
great length Of time.
Practically no change Is shown IN
m" strike situation. In Connellsvine
prnduction has moved forward In more
pronounced fashion indicating less fear
over coke shortages is being entertain
cd The Carnegie Steel company by
starting its Mingo Junction. o., ana
Farrell. Pa works Increased lis lnHot
ropacitv to - or so per cent and its
active blast furnaces TO 3d. a gain OF
three At Chicago TWO more furnaces
have been added and other furnaces
have gone in his week at Cleveland ana
Wharton. y. J. Independent companies
In the Mahon.ng valley arc operating
IS per cent Of their open hearth steel
capacity.
Foreign competition in the domestic
market: haS come more conSplcuous!F
II, IN. front this week. The Iron Trade
Reyinw's market cable from LONDON
r.rorts sales Of 5000 tons Of foundry
aud basic pig iron to American buyers
f.. Njd,ilcsbornuEh and Midland makers.
hins, iron is fo- north Atlantic delivery
,,ur 500 tons for New Orleans. These
s.I.s are made at $3.50 to 5000, 1ur-
mace. equivalent to about $40 10 S22.za,
American tidcwater or 81 10 50 per so1
under the price quoted by makers in
mis- country. On the Pacific coast $500
tons Of Belgian pig iron has been solo
fl $50. California ports. while AT Seat
10 :, sal. of 100 tons Of Scotch coke
has been made.
Structural stce! awards in the met
rnunljtan district since January ! %
,alcd lG0. 900 tons which is $4,000 tons
above the average for similar per.oo
ry.r the past ten years. New contracts
for steel buildings are in good volume,
tho weeks reports total!ng $4,000 tons
Ear awards Of the week were around
moo tons. the leading individual orucr
heinz $500 tons for southern rail-
road The Chesapeake & Ohio placed an
additional order for LOU cars y
slight gain Of 10 cents Is shown in Inc
iron Trade Reviews composite average
~ IA iron and steel products this week.
TIN figure IS $3.50 which is S3I2
above the point at which the recent an
vance began in May, 1918. when the
composite stood at 1874.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-18
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

&rw lnrh. May Foreign "Nrn,mS'
irregular. Great Er!iaiE,!rnH'.d 81 =
cable. ST.. 50 day bills on banks
s41@:S rr,rrc, demand az, tables
~. lta!y. h.mInd So; cables SIS :.
Hrigiu,. %, .i.,rd @?'. cables $50.
l;r-nu">. o., man4 "i:S: Cable. - =.
NoiLrd .r'u.lud $3.50. cables IS 81.
Norway. .i.mand 1855. Sweden, demand
o5:u. denmark. demand @l.%U. Sw,l
r"r.Lnd. demand l!3u. Spain. demand
I5.C> Greece. demand IS. Poland, de-.
rl:tmI O2l.. C2crho- Slovakia. demand
-" NrEruiUur demand 500. lirazi!
.irr.rnI li.up. Montreal 99 Lilo. ku-
,,a,.f U7Oi. Finland 10. Jugu-
,Ial!l, G.3Ti. Austria. 0.oi0S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-18
COPPER SHOWS Bic ADVANCE;
IMPROVEMENT IN THE INDUSTRY
Speculative Interest IN Steels
Follows Announcement OF
White House Conference
Midvalc Up on Rumor Of
Acquisition By Bethlehem.

New York. MAY l7.-Tor the ftrs;
time n several years copper shares
4 today uyerShadowcd a., other ISSUES ~
the foremost features OF the stock mar
ket. Thc:r rise OF one % tive points on
very extensive ;ranS,lr;jonS was az
tributcd 10 improved conditions IN me
metal Industry ard prohnh." mergers.
Accorded 70 d.SjntNrGs;Cd observers.
however, the strength OF metals was
mainly due 10 the CoNcSr;cd Efforts OF
professional Interests which apparently
regarded that group as the best vehicle
for the further advance ~ quoted
values
Predictions OF an early rise n refined
copper prices 10 e cents per Doun"
we're freely made IN trade circles. NJ
tention was directed To the fact that
silver and the baSc- metals have shown
almost steady enhancement recently.
Speculative interest N steel stocks
was reviewed on news ;hat leading
manufacturers had been invited ~
Washington 20 discuss present and Cu-
,urc trade conditions with Fr"s;d"a.
Harding and Other members o. The
administration.
Big Jump Gor Mdvalo
StcN.s had Their inr;ag in -" as;
half OF the session. when Nidval" rose
an extreme ot o., points and closed
nn.o,o-roS -o,o-.. :, ~. arr,,,, .h,,
- ''''', - ,.,-,, h,.
mo S""'P""' ""H'N
beshFheW'
hepuoic ana Ec''"S'e See Is W.,
several o'ners ot 'AAt Er'"P' as"
one 20 'Aree points n'S"er ouI ps> I,',
mem was re@t'EeiF navy ""H n,'s I
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e7dIC 'oSSeS.
o'',, "|'"'N '"'' I'"'P''''",S 49,
pVT'eH S"''"E ~ "'N''"' ',' VIC "''',
HNunNoAHS' tE''""'" '"'o"''',,,' a',''
in'eF 'at'oA harvester r."'' .p'I,', "a"
S'Sn'".!E - '"s "'H'N.' .o"S', "','re
H."S' H"' ''E''' N"''.'1
n.'eu iFUk was =! '"S
SctEo S',eS'7' ''SS a. ga" VI ~ ''''t'
SECONDARY issues ""'h'H"'eu tue '@'!S
until well toward n" hh'Sh' "A'h iN'A"-
ing and Canadian FA'hc were N PROC
eSs OF acCumuit'i"n win ROCK lS'ahu'
New Haven. s.; lau! and Baltimore
ohio. Sales amounted % IV.lS''oo9
shares
Tho mo0c| "arNet again 'Sh"re"
Withdrawals OF funds Tor fedora. &C
count. cal loans ruling 1T ~ per oens
Throughout. Time funds we're N pl'n-
titul supply at ~ 20 ~ T"r cent. bat
slight concessions were reported on
prima commercial paper
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church will be dedicated Sunday. june

church will be dedicated Sunday. June
Attn. , <.-.
EIs;,S where she has been teaching
| school during the past term. 49,
Rev. Kelly, of ParkcrShurS. vas mere
sunday and delivered Il very interesting
and Instructive Mothers Day sermon at
! the BAPTIST church.
Mr. reese and Hale No.and. of CAL
cutta. were business callers here SAT
Urd!N.
T. i. Simonton. Of Adiai. was mere
N"rd,tr. the guest OF mis- son. II. +. ST.
! monitor and family.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-18
CALL LIQUOR CASES
BEFORE TWO O'CLOCK
untned volstead Cases VIII ~
Carried over to Parkershurg
O. 8. Court Term.

Special Assistant District Attorney
charles ]. Schuck announced yesterday
that all liquor cases l." called for to-
DAYS session Of federal court will be
heard before . O'Clock. Bonds will he
placed for their appearance ut the
rarkersburg term OF court. which be-
gins Tuesday May IS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-18
CHICAGO G;0'''''H

Chicago. May lT.--Nth"nEh during
much Of the time to-day wheat showed
material adVan.r IN p"l,c or Nav Hr-
IAerS The market taken - - wA"''
AVERAGED lower. RcSrliluE on nc lir'
Of Foreigners was - bcarisn factor. the
closc was unsettled at the sam" - N'S
tcrday's finish I" = cert do"" MN ".
May $l45i. to 81 i%74 and July >l2T :
10 Sl21l. corn lost = - y ar = cent
ana OATS II u i to " II = cent. In PR
visions the outcome varied from .vh'"
d, i'm, to = rise OF cents.
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Tho hoard OF directors Of tho Young
Mems Christian association will hold its
regular meeting today at noon with a
luncheon at the Y. NJ. c. A. There are
several matters of great importance that
will be taken up at the meeting.
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CRUcBLE DIVIDEND.

Nrw York. May l7.--Dircc,"rs. OF the
lrucIhir steel company declared TO-DAY
III" regular quarterly dividend "i $l.'"
On TIM Iatci"rrrd Si"ck.