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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-05
CAPTAIN r. o. BOWMAN WINS HAND
ICAP SCORE-pR. LIE HILL
HIGH GUN SCORE.
Number OF visitors Take Part-Eleven
Prizes Awarded to tho
WInnerB.

Twenty-eigh, marksmen took part in
tho annual shoot OF the Wheeling Dun
club held yesterday on the Belle Isle
traps. seven being visitors. making the
shoot great success.
The weather man was not kindly IN
clined toward tho mco;. sending little
gusts or wind that threw more than ono
target off its course and az result the
scores registered yesterday were not as
high az usual. although many were con-
aidercd good. considering the conditions.
r. G, bowman. field captain or the
club and Charles Troll. OF s.. tlalrsville
were tied for the net honors OF the day
and In the handicap "hoot-o!r. bowman
won first place. winning the clubs
trophy. Tn" Hanrhcr trophy went to
DR.. Lee H:u FOR the highest gross score
Of tho day. Troll. who lost In the shoot
off, was given the second handicap prize.
a gun case. while nr. w. /. Charlton
won the second prize for tho highest
gun score. Il fishing ROD.
other prizes awarded were as follows:
Third handicap. sweater. J. Reed fourth
handicap. hunting knife, Frank Ehci!nE:
fitth. shooting glasses. Lev Swift: sixth.
ono year Subscription 10 Field and
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Still Hope for yankees.

Ir he haa wa&cd md realized the false
position his false friends have placed
him IN there attn :S some hope FOR tho
Yankees. rthcrw!q" not.
T. 81 rather odd lesson for human
h"tuEs In tho standing OF the Yankees
us scissor The proof Of ;hc fact that
lie chickens come home to ro0st IS IN
me standing Also = g qu.t" a bit Of
cvidcnrc In support % IN" charge that
the YANKEES ara a mishandlcd and MIS-
managed bail club.
The examination Of the records shows
that Urban Shockcr has wailoped the
YankS regularly. consistently and vcno-
mouS.y. Shockcr Vas m"G' unjuSt!y re-
,"uScd and sold from the Yanks - St
Louis The fact that tho deal was made
IN the absence Of capt. Huston and that
he always ha sregardcd It as a mistake
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-05
SUZANNE LENGLEN
WINS GAME EASILY

Wimbledon. lay 4.--tRy Tho As
ISOLATED Ircse )--MNc. Suzanne Leng-
len gave an";.,rr display % her tennis
ability today IN her match with Miss
Elizabeth Ryan Of California IN the
womcn's singles OF the grass court
championships. defeating the American
St So ard Winning her way Into the
sa0l.-dna's In the mems single J. -
Anderson. OF the Australian Davis cup
team. de;catsd hts team mate. Fat
D'Hara, Wood. in long drawn out hard
fought match ia. 60. Is. 20. So
These two singles matches were tho
orlv ones that could 10 played today.
rain vrevsut3rg the playing Of the
others on he schedule.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-05
Morning Game.
GIANTS AND DODGERS
TIE SENSATIONAL GAME

New York. July TN one OF the
most Spectacular games ever played At
the Polo arouudr The New Hork Giants
end the BIZ l;'Nn Dodgers ba,tled 20 y
SIS tie this afternoon. Wet grounds
caused a pos;Qoncme1t OF the morning
Rame.
Rawlings tied tnn score FOR the Gil.
ants With home ~ the third with .
on ard thu New Yo.icrS wen MO tho
lead IN The seventh. Johnson brought
In the tv,nc run for II Coklyu n III" 9;h
With q triple but wr- caught 4, tho
pla.e 'ry!ng 20 stretch the HI. Eacn
sIds scored 4 run IN the tenth and rain
ended tho game after III" fourteenth
inning.
Score by .nninEs:
Rk,n 20IO oo 10000 800
y. 700 q n n y O--5
Grimes. Vance CadoTc and Miller. be-
berry. Ryan. Jonnard and Smith
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-05

rootsrs for the old Cleveland club vhss
Cupid Childs vas there-and I asysr
got over II entirely
He laughed a little. very quietly, ana
added:
Being rich IS something OF a handi-
can: sometimes regret more not being
able to sit In the bleachers and root for
the team than anything else
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-05
l0RAINS LOST

The I.oratns lost the morning game
n Evansville BY the score OF 81 but
came back in the afternoon and won
over I.aHerty in a good game by tho
tune Of ln-2 completely outplaytng their
opponents. yesterday:
The score by innings
Morning Game.
Torains ...O o u 0 o o.
Ra-ncsville n ! 0 o 0 0 Ks !
Eater;es-Anderlc, Sans, and Bauog;
Sill and Bradfeld.
Afternoon Game.
T.arerty % 0 o 0 0 O. Z 4
Lora!ns III 1 ! 0 1-1o IL 8
Batteries - McC!Uskey and Hanes;
SANS and BalioS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-05
PADDOCK SETS
NEW RECORDS
Makes co and 70 Yard RunH Bq f1fth-
Second Shorter Time

Santa Barbara. Cal.t.. July Charles
Paddock. running 100 yards here today
90. ,wo new world records and tied 4
THIRD. He made 4 new rnS2rl II sixty
Yards in SIX ouc-atth second. clipping
rr. acrn &C a second OF. and also new
record fnv seventy yards n : Ito sec
n,aa one rf'h o: second faster than
.he old record lie tied the record o:
. IS %ec"rd for 100 yards.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-05
SHERDEL WINS
HIS OWN CAME.

s. Louis. fu'S t--Shc"d"' WON ~
own game w.:h Cincinnati thIS AFTER
noon. - :. smashing o"t = two-@aE-
&C. vu,-h brought in La>Nn N HE
ei.nrA umtng with -. Louis w;nnIn;
nun Hts p.rtprmdr'" gave tas l"ra'H
a. ,,lu break With the Visitors as tne!
lost he, mopn.rE game. II 70 = Horna0l
c!,u..t cat h3S nineteenth home :"n "t
IN. scuSVa liza. srbN. gHSo slammed %,
: aANull drive krch. '>U"'"aa,i : ~
ccrtIonai recruit p.trh,r. Ma prcSca''"
VIZ. R watch u' residents "t h'-NW"'"i'
a sa'"~9 where ne Formerly resided
The soc:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-05
INDIANS TAKE
BOTH ENDS Of
HOLIDAY BILL
Cleveland solves -Four Detroit Pitchers
for 10 hits IN Ono Game
First Is Close

Detroit, July 4.-Cleveland took both
ends OF today's double header from
Detroit. anne1ing tho morning contest
1 70 and tho afternoon game y 10 I.
Morton was effective IN the pinches In
the hrs: game. while N the second ;he
Indians solved four Detroit pitchers tor
total OF IS hits Score:
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Two-base hits: Stephenson. Wool
Cn,h roy, stolen bases: WamSy l"N.
Sneaker, Seweu Wood. Sacrifices;
Waunhv (,l. wood. Jones. Double PLAYS;
Sewell, wamhy. McInu's; SeweN uras-
sisted: Olesen. Clara and Blue. LEFT on
bases: Cleveland. 10: Detroit .. Eas"
on halls: on Cove'eskte, .; on Stoner'
|: of Olescn. |: of Johnson. >. Sir"cH
out: BY CoveIcsk'e. |: by O}escn' :
Hits: or Oldham. IN "a innings; or
Storer. 8 in Ella Innings: or N'"s"n. :
in innings: on Johnson. IN Inning
Hit by pitcher: r. oldham ;o'N"'in.
Wild pitch: stoner. Passed hall: Man
Ion. Losing pitcher: Oldham. UmTir'a:
Connolly and Chin. Tine OF game: Two
hours
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-05
PHILADELPHIA WINS

Boston. July +.-BecaaSe ot rain and
we, grounds. Bostoa and ih&ate. ph:a
played only one game today instead ot
the scheduled double header, P1:iodrl-
ph!a winning 20 2 IN" Visitors
played under pro:cS; a:'er ump.r" Mo
Cornick had refused 20 permit Fletcher
10 play. Fletcher claimed thst Prs
dent Heidler had lic:ed his Suspension.
but tho umpire said he had received n"
notice OF this.
Score by innings:
pbia 200 900 o03-5- -
BOSTON 900 600 003-3-l2-3
HuboeL We:nhar' and H"nl'Hr; Mil
Ter. F!l.ng:m. Cescnger and Gowdy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-05

with him one afternoon 4 number on
years ago, and after We had talked for
time ne came around to sports
He was rather keen lover OF golf.
but after a time he commenced to talk
Of ha seball
"I was fan for years" he said. I'm
fact never have ceased 10 be fam
Fact Is I used to be one OF the best
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-05
aosroH GETS EVEN SILT

Washington, July 4.--R0't"n DUANE"
=, ave, splIt with Washington on the
d,y md on tho series, winning the
r,n-,Inr rar,o. :, :. and dropping the
afternoon hattie > 10 0.
Sr-rn Ivy !rr'rg".
po..o, 90 n n n n Q 4 * l
Washington ! x-2 !
P!ercy and Ruel. Francis and Char
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-05
Morning Game
Ceyelan
vArxrys GET EVEN BREAK

Philadelphia, July Sam Jones hr'n
Philadelphia 10 5 scattered HTS IN 'he
afternoon game and gave New YORK an
even break N tho Independence lay
contests. Behind Jones the faH"S
punched a dozen hits or Taylor WIN
ming Gto !.
IT,rsor'e timely double scoring 1Iastr
and younr IN the fifth Inning brought
,ba Athletics victory IN tho morning
con.est 70
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-05
FIVE SWIMMING
RECORDS BROKEN

NHw York. July Five w!rld's
summing records for n 75-foot pool
we're shattered today al Brighton Reach.
,,r: t., Mss Syb. Bauer. hack stroke
...:r:rr.na -" the Illinois Athletic ci"O.
,.r,rago. aud hcth by Miss A'IH"n
riyrtu ID. ne Womcn's Swimming asso-
...at:nn. New York.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-05
TIVE TY-E|GHT TAKE PART IN
ANNUAL SHOOT Of GUN CLUB

Stream. DR.. Mckinley: seventh, year
subscr!p tion 10 The National Sportsman.
Franz Flicker: visitors highest score,
safety razor Z. Smith, Rarnesville; low
est gross score. Allen K Hunter hat. Ii.
4 nlHrann
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-05
ola Cleveland Rooter

william Rockefeller died the other
day. lie was a man scarcely known by
the public because ne was 80 largely
ovcrshadowcd by the reputation OF hts
brother. had the pleasure OF being
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-05
ZONES GETS DECISION

Youngstown. July Jimmy Jones',
YOUNGSTOWN weltcrw"lght. won "ew"-
pape- decision over Soldier Harthe!d,
Brooklyn. In 4 I@-r"und bout here to-
night. Jones hoor"d Fairfield four
times.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-05
Southern Association
Morning Games-

Memphis. 6: Little Rock. 4.
Mobile. 1: birmingham. 7.
New Orleans, II. Atlanta. /.
Chattanooga. .. Nashville. /.
Afotrnoon Games.
New Orleans. ,: Atlanta. ..
Memphis, 10: Little Rock. :.
Mobile. -: Birm!nrham. u.
Chattanooga. .; Nashville. !.
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MorninR Game


Boston -. % 0 % II
Washington o n !"
Grimes and Rue!; Erickson and Char
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-05
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Scores.
Morning GatEeA

=; Louis. }: Chicago. s. al
Boston. t: Washington. ).
Cleveland. /: Detroit. :.
New YORK. !: Philadelphia. .
Afternoon Games.
=. Louis. ; Chicago. ~.
Boston. T.. Washington. =.
Cleveland, II: Detroit. 4.
New York. I: Philadelphia, !.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-05
WILSON X. o.'s DEMARIS

Rutland. ". July Johnny Wilson
- E"S,on. n.iddl"wcIEht champion
Iirorkrd out \. rrmnriS OF indianapolis
m he fourth ""uud Of 4 scheduled eight
ySund no decision bout here today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-05
WIN ONE APIECE

Chicago. July A.-Chicago and -.
louis divided honors in the holiday bill
today, Chicago winning the first G'me
Eve 10 three. and 81. Louis reNH'Ting
the score IN the second game.
Score by innings.
C. 1orte q q q n n n2-5 l2
cb,r,po q 0 0 %
Danforth. Shocker and Sevcrc'd'
Taher and Schnlk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-05
HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterday'B Scores.
Morning Games.

Chicago. s: Pittsburgh. /
Cincinnati. IL: st. Louis. 9.
Brooklyr- New York. wet grounds
Philadelphia-Bost wet grounds
Afternoon Games.
Chicago. S: Pittsburgh. 0.
Cincinnati. s: St Louis. 6.
Philadelphia, 8: Boston, 8.
Brooklyn. 8: New York 5.
Called IN I4thl
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Afternoon Dam
Today's Game

Philadelphia at Boston.
chicago at Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati. a. 81. Louis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-05
YANKEES DROP DOUBLE
BILL AT CLARINCTON

The Yankee A. G. OF tho South Side
suffered a double defeat yesterday a.
Darlington losing the morning game rs
in u !na!ngs and tho afternoon game
-. The Yankees went into the ninth
inning OF the first game leading 6-3.
but Darlington ted the count after
TWO men were out.
Phillips pitched six innings OF tho
morning Eame and tho full afternoon
and pitched IN splendid style.
The Yankees were rather crippled for
these games having hut nIne players on
tho trip. three OF whom are pitchers,
and i was necessary 10 play these men
in the ne,d. These games were two OF
tho best games staged on tho Claring-
ton field for sometime.
The Yankees showed tho lack OF
practice in these games and all mem
bcrs Of the Yankee team are urged 10
report at twenty-siN'A street Thursday
evening for practice.
The scores:
Morning Game
Yankees 100000. .oOn220020000-6
Darlington $500. o00200lO3ool-7
Spring and PfcTcrman. Maury:
Phillips and Tshapra;
Afternoon Game
Kankces .....0 | l !"
Clarington % | 0 = X
Ripley and Pfeftcrman. Philips and
TsuI1pa;.
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Afternoon Games,
Tho Standing.

Today's Games.
New York at philadelphia.
Cleveland az Detroit.
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FIRST Game

Ha.ty and Perkins. q.
Phila ........ wi WV
New York 49,. O3o oc0 H'O-H-''' -'-'
Jones and Hoffman,, Harris and frrH-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-28
Cynthia Grey:
Babe-inArms Writes Of Marriage That Her Mothe
Would Force Her Into-She Contemplates Run
ming Atcay.

Dear Miss Grey: certain young man wishes me to be-
come his wife, but am in no hurry to marry, as am
only 10.
My mother thinks love another Of whom she Is very
fond and that IL do not marry this young she
win put in home Perhaps she is only trying TO brighten
so / will marry him.
Oh. my dear Miss Grey II you only help me viii be
glad not old enough to understand marriage yet
and neither do / wish TO be put in a home.
afraid that mother will do Of these things that
just don't know what to do Do you think 1t wise for
to to got away from all ths what shall do!
MISS SIXTEEN
MY Dear Mtss Sfrfess; Your letter Rtts difficult TO
understasd not quite Uheher Your mother cdnts
to ~ory mon becasss sAs dishkss ~ otAsr or
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pou However. yos On only 10. yor nsov Aotevsr her
motive, has positively rgA force vos into wharfage
without vosr sciUino oomsswk
you'd not advss ycv Ieaps Ao~s. CoxoA for Es Worh
outside Of home % fu Of dangers for young cndcss GIRL
Appeal to tho fupsnis court o1tAores who uu protect
vou from this forced Marriages YoN su find tho Juvenile
court at zoo Broadsodv CITY.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-28
believe GIRL
| LEADS BANDITS
Monde Woman Sought for
Canadian Thefts

A VANCOUVER. n. c.. Dec. ss.--fs
|&ore = hionde-headed woman orcrat.
|kx a. thc queen" OF gang OF
faithful robbers IN Point 9reyf
a brown sideeomb and iight.col-
I'D hairpin would seem 10 point
1T way. the police believe.
Activities OF an alleged sang OF
nunehrcakcrs in this municipality.
&nlch aatoins Vancouver. during tho
nat three weeks. has disclosed some
nlque circumstances OF entry. and
knon< cluse tend 70 bring a young
o1man Into the ehadow Of thu urys-
G5oue shcfts that have been carried
~ n the homes OF several wcii-to-
) Presidents.
Gh1uf n. J. Simpson stated that his
&Saromout had made a close check
y III downtown pawn shops and
[acr places Of business wfere stolen
|fGcleu might be disposed Of. and
ono o. the articles taken from Point
rAy homes have been found. Tho po-
- are working on the clue % the
1ncomb and hsirpsn. however. and
tDevo an early arrest and possible
|Dundup Of q youthful gang OF rob
rra led By . young blonde. VIII fol-
y suupicion that fsirhaired WON
M been instrumental IN house.
{ No. 49, first aroused IN police
- about three weeks ago. when
~ me q r. u. Nagstire was en-
"a 1 nd considerable quantity OF
kalry stolen. A search for possible
- e that time resulted IN the
|<<1ux ~ . iight-color>d hairpin.
mar q the kind usually worn by
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-28
]. "a Busiest
postoffice Day

nnru1ng from the Inst food Of
u1n1mas paekA s~A tho Seattle post
~ staff wip ID their streaming
~ and sighed with relief Thurs
Accordinw IA their figure. Fri
~. December -. was the busiest
= the year. Mare than e5o.ooo
- were cancelled. an increase
~ go ever any Other day In the
-. Outgoing mail Increased 9 per
- ~ said
~ Christmas rush nAressftafcd
o111tion o. ia extra carriers and
ogaxa trucks wore added 10 trans
& u1nil. Mail trains which were
vod By snowfall assisted In
&mping the local office postal
- ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-28
Film Actress Wants to
Do Funny Little Things

LOS ANGELES. Dec. 2s,--Mary
Miles Minter. youthful screen beauty.
has written declaration OF inde.
pondence. cut the maternal apron
strings which bound her and has
moved into a house OF her own.
where she can do funny little
things" and have n kitchen to play
with"
Mary has left the homo Of her
mother. Mrs. Charlotte Shelby. on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-28

checkbook / got from the bank didn't
have any more blank papers in it,
But I fixed II up right away.
NO. indeed. I'm not at outs with
mother She's done everything for
me. sacrificed a stage career herself
and many other things and all that
am owe TO her. These stories are
just studio gossip"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-28

because just as her contract with
Famous Players-Iasly is coming 70
an end she has found that practically
mono OF the 1000. 900 remains.
II Just wanted a place of my own,
where can do funny little things
and have n kitchen and bathroom TO
play with and give parties and plan
dinners such ms always wanted 20
cat" snid Mary. whose name is
really Juiiette o'Reiily.
II find a home awfully engrossing
Why. today the grocer called up and
said. Please. we want your dough,
and then / remembered I hadn't paid
him for two months because the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-28
Canaon must pass this final test before going out to you

DY this Hand TEST" Carnation experts
- make finally sure that every can of Car
nation Milk is up to Carnations high stand
ard and is properly sealed SO that it will
keep indefinitely safe and rich
This test comes after Carnation has been
made; that is, after the rich, fresh country
milk has come from the farms to the conden-
sery, been tested and passed, then evaporated
by having part of the natural water re-
moved, been sealed Theoretically in cans and
then sterilized to insure perfect safety.
From these handtestng tables Carnation goes to
the labelling department and so. through the packing
and shipping departments. to you. 1t reaches you in
perfect condition, ich with that creamy flavor
venient SAFE always dependable for every purpose for
which you require milk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-28

New Hampshirc st., and IL now to be
found all alone In biz house on
tho eide OF n Hollywood hill.
Mary denies vigorously that there
has been anything moro than
"mofhcriy and daughterly quarrcls''
from tmc to timc.
Mary branded ar ridiculous ru.
mors that the reason she moved was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-28
For Every Milk
Use

One Of the Dig convent
snees about Carnstior Milk
10 the great variety Of ssss
for whieh u 70 adopted
cooking. bski~g. crsamins
rsgefabiss. for ehiidrsn's
beverages, 10 make candy or
Ice CREAM, TO cream coffee. 10
whip In short for every
psrposs vhsrs good rich
~ilh 10 ~sedsd.
Here 10 . ssssosabIs
recipe for bror~ bread h
Which u css BE- seed 10 per-
fieaisr adva~fsgsi I cup Of
whiie fIoar. . eups graham
flour. . eups Of fsdiss meal.
I ssaspoorfsi sait. I tea
sroonfHi baking ponder. 4
cup rsolassss. y cup Ca~ms-
Non Mlk dilsssd N 9 cup
wsssv. Sift white flour.
pruAs~ flosv. Tsdiss veal.
ssit ssd bsIisa powder to-
Ssfhsv; odd ths 1oiassss s~d
Ia CsruSfscs MIL. ulwrS
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whcn was ths tr~asy II peacs n
naiiy mgnss ana ratified between the
United States ana Germany
The srsosv xos ao~sd ~ Duvso~.
Asc~Ss %. 1871 rsstsosstos s6vtSes
By fAs senate October "a. fssfJ rsss-
fed by the PRECEDENT Of fhs United
sfasss October 81. 1881, vassrsS ~
Germany. Nopswssv q. issIi rsffts
cations s,css~Csd - BsvIl~. Novem-
bsv II. 1891; sreoass~sl Hecsmesv
~. fsfl
Does the Leagus Of American P~n
Women have state brAnches7 Whore
is their national organixafionf
Tho Les0uc Of Amcvsoon PEN
Women has ssdfc organisations IN
practically epcvy sfafe N ths U~tos !:
che National headquarters u at f7fs
n st.. N. W.. Washington. ID. q.
How did petroleum originated
Petroleum 10 considered BY mort
oeoioOisfs 10 BE- Of organic origin. a.
shown BY hs pcvstsfcrf Occurrences
IN Documentary rocks. bat schcfher n
has been dertped from animals or
plants. and " the latter. uhefher
marine or land forms. u SIN open
to dtspnfs Moreover. tho eracf de-
faas BY sohich organic matter has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-28

WORK HAS been started In Rem
ton on a new. well-equipped dance
hall. The building is in the hands OF
tho Peoples Park and Amusement
association, which expects to have
II finished by April 1.