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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-30
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-30

Ras she Rsn I going "a rst eur
Asv. Why. She a hrsng ham up
as a. actor or SormrtAiE lr
rasns IL brsmg hisa up a. =
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-30

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-30
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-30

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-30

Ts~ SAz7vSzg Bsa-'1 talks tes
-rwfa IN ssffer~ gs iss las@sr
v,aaarr III Shens3 try 1a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-07
C. Z. Social.

Tho = J.. "t til" lrcs"yterian church
vii hold 4 social in tn" church rooms
mis- evening The society IS now hold-
inv :: rout".; ard each side gets Il nam
~, ,:,,.n >.l.,. hut everyone counted must
-" there Il. 7:f5. tn" evening VIII he
,,oHi i'm r,av!ns games, in rharge OF
Nr Ehnlnil. Miss Grace MCElfrcsh ana
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-07
p YEAR COITRE
Illinois LADY Tells OF Ralisf

Illinois Lady Tells Of Rsl1sf
Mrs. Leila VI. Andcrs, Bellerillc, He
y No. =. says she will tell or write how
she was saved an operation with Sorool
Ouadruplc, 4 colorlcss l!niment. .
Get free information at c. II. Grlest
& co. drug stores everywhere. VI
wr;rc Box 3jS. fredericksburg. ONO
ADV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-07
Girls ASSai|ant Gets i
Fourteen Years in Pen

C!arksburs. W. Va, April 6.-Stephen
Pc;rovich. g.. an Austrian coal miners.
oE Willard M!nes. near Sh!nnston, was
sentenced today in the Harrison coun-
~ criminal court 10 serve fourteen
years in tho I'raitcntiary for criminallyi
aesault!nc fifteen year old girl OF that
place. lie confessed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-07

Nineteenth treet. ~
Miss catherine Webber. Of Chefey
Hill. will leave to-day to spend the neSt
Two weeks with her sister in Pittsburgh.
Miss Katherine Metzncr Is Ill at heri
home on Tenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.. Jones and FAM
liz. of COLUMBUS. o., are visiting frienoS|
and relatives here.
T. y. Walters left this morning 10 e.
10 his father in ParkersburS. whoisi3l
very ILL., &.
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WARWOOD

items fer this column may bo LETT
Mt ETcNnmara's Drug store TOT MISS
Elizabeth Mcclure, correspondent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-07

Metal production OF Russia IS Only
two per cent OF pre-war figures.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-07

H.. .,..... ~ ~.... After In.
pIs.. =, d,t.u;:. .s.:., .'"r Will he
served t..,:, On" o. iar ,"'ing people
o. town are cordially invited 10 a'tcn'.
hut:s TIC social and In" :. l.. meeting on
Sunday evening AZ G.iI.
young business women's Club.
Tin, YOUNG BUSINESS Woman'# cub
will -" delightfully."- "ntCrtainGd AZ ~.
Warvond \ very important business
meeting will he followed lay = soci;ti
,imc. and refreshments served. Nj
members arc urged 70 attend.
Theatre Party.
Mise Mary Jenkins viii dci!Cntu!lF
cnicrtain y number OF her friends WITH
a theatre party this evening at the Nir-
r:n!a. ~ honor Of hor guest NESS NcH;t'-
Ter. If WESTON. ". Va. After the per
formauc" the jolly crowd VII! 60 TO the
Little Missionary Society.
The I.iItl- Missionary Society mct n
Tho hunl" Of rIiss Edith Rowan, on war
wood avcuur, last evening. Miss Frcdh
Srha rfcr. Of Weston, W. Va, was the
hou0rrd ,;I"s'.
4 very pleasing program was render
cd. Il Ct"r "h:.!. tempting luncheon WAS
served. -,
Baseball soa:on has started ana
c,r-vono is interested III this sport. IS
must others ar" over for TINS season.
TIc Nigh school boys have been praCil'-
IN hard ana laSl UI-'lt ~ ~ ~ 49,
ne eInrf :; captain and conferred thu
Nonor upon Ear Milhnrn.. The rcEu'nr
roam has not hrcn picked but one OF inc
Miller boys will probably b" in IN" hoE
with plr'iy Of other good mat"r'"l L"
back th"m.
Class Speakers.
Yesterday 4; noon IN" Senior class
,oIb , ,rnrrIrsr Ia rirct class speakers.
The two elected were Miss Vera liothcil .
mori and Earl NrNhiti. tn" lass IS
also rraCt.r:ng hard on their pay
"IIic,:S at t"llCg". '"sch"d ~ MrS'
Laura X. Brooks.
Warwood Personals.
Mrs William kcllar and d"uShL'E,
Ion. NJ NCNrchrn sGCnt yesterday
with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tichc. o.!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-07
A Typical Friday Sale of
Housewares
On The St1arket ST. Floor
STORE HOURS 9 to 5

HOUSE PAINT, Climatic
brand, blue ribbon quality
paint. for interior as we'll
as outside use; all colors;
PM. 45c; quart, Soc; half
gallon, 1852; gallon, $40.
WALL PAPER CLEANER,
Climax brand, three cans
for 2Jc.
JAP \ LAC GOLD ENAM-
FL, for picture frames,
chandeliers. radiators, fire
fronts. etc.. 24c a can.
TEA KETTLES Of nickel
plated copper; No. s size,
special nj $l.l9.
STOVE PIPE ENAMEL,
heat resisting, hard rubber
finish, for stoves, radiators,
etc.. PIE.
SAM FLUSH, the sanitary
toilet howl cleaner, 19c a
can.
Stone & Thomas-Markst st. Floor
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FEllT or THE LOOM
PRINTS, with meat, fa>'
colorcd figures. rhr' KS,
stripes, and such. ;6
Inches wide. sprriaj al 2"c
a yard.
PRINTED VOlIES. - and
.lo inches wide, IN hr""m-
ing designs and coIorlngS
on light and dark gronnIS,
Special al ""3c a yard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-07
POWER, ", VA,

=, T'r-''-.. w. - n ~ NO 'T'7' :
aan d Eooa health 70 Sirs p!at OK
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-07
Many Tickets Sold

Tickets Eor the annual senior class
ray % Moundsvtlrs high school. rho
Hoodoo" 20 be pat on at 'he Strand
theatre tonight are gong 4; rap"
clip and indications are that 4 ire
mendous crowd Will DO present FOR the
performance Tho reserved seat ;'cN-
cts went on sale Thursday ut or'"'H
and by noon the entire n"S; Ho'T lad
been sold ont.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-07
Funeral Held Thursday

Funeral services were hc'd i'Er*"''
.or the three victims OF the "o"H'aH"'
tire which occurred "Wednesday NOR
.:,r Al an ear!y hour. Mrs. George M''
Bride vas laid 70 rest ~ tn" p"tE CEN
otcry whi;e THO remains q; t"e '"'
small boys. Alvv AMI James Oliver
bowie were inferred 4: :he GcAysv!'e
cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-07
Body Is Not Pound.

A. A lao hour last u.gNt no NoGN ~.
NciIn Seyor-year-o!d Sun % Mr.. ana
Mrs Henry Etzel OF Belmont PARK. -.
INST across the river from this en-
who was drowned Wednesday morn'"&;
IN the Ohio river had not been found up
To- 2 late hour last night. Another boy
about the same age OK The EtlHl ~
as the only other witness - III" rata!
accident Tho two boys we're "n thsi:
wry. 20 school Wednesday wh"n th"E
Wandered 70 the river 70 rloE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-07
cen sold ont.
Convention This Month.
IT, nrn-nl Nrn-Shr,N ..nl.r,N Sun

Tbs annual MacSNA., '"E'N TT'TT. y
school convention will b" hc.d on FRI
day. April @lst. The place az tho mcrt-
ing has TO, ye: been ann""n""d. TIE
program for the big gathering IS now
Icing formulated and president J. T.
CHeGE expects q bette attendance ai
.hn ,nrn.Lnr his vNAr tLlM nNNr Nc.OEE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-07
Class Speakers.
Wnrunnd PerSOn ais.

Mrs William Ecllar ami d"u@hte''
y,rh Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Tichc. o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-07
monthly Prison Report.

TIE monthly report ~ ne West VIZ
rfria state pcuitenti@ry'S population
shows that the instttutin" WIS !nhAbt-
%, as Of April 1st. by IT," people. 90
.lr number. l.34T are nIt,,s. white :?
gr, females. Seventeen males end on"
mae were discharged during tie
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-07

The new plant oc -" I."adc.aA '":>-
pany. at Glendale. wilt begin operation
within tho next ten days, according n
m announcement made yesterday. The
new concern vii manurac;u~" wire hE
n now process. Their products will
cn,s,s, nc barbcd wiz" yGirc fencing
and similar items. Ahor. - ncn viii
be employed at the plan. AZ the begin
o,rr OF oncrat,ons and more VII b.
ahGnd IS production .ncrcAsss.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-21
Cotton Declines
On Liquidation
After Early Rise
Offerings Increase as Prices
Touch New Highs for the
Movement; Close Is Ia
TO % Points Lower

Prc-holIday liquidation or realizing
was the dominating factor in yestor-
days cotton market. It was very we'll
taken during the early trading, when
prices made new high ground for the
movement on bullIsh trade reports end
relatively steady Liverpool cables. The
offerings increased ~ the higher fg-
ures, however, and after selling AZ
s6.3Oc for March, the market easod on
70 25.ebc for that position In the late
trading. March closed -5.9Sc, with
the general marl,et closing barely
steady a. net declines Of Is 20 %
points.
To-day viii b. the last notice day for
December deliveries and trading in that
delivery viii end az noon. IL r. supposed
consequently that the consigned cotton
which s still reaching here from the
South must be Intended Tor delivery oa
January contracts. Practically an reports
from the South yesterday Indicated a yery
hrm 1pot situation however. and January
below March. comptred With - points a.
tho close OF the previous day. The re-
port OF the Census Bureau slowing f.i11..
Ltt bales fiuned 90 December 18th. was
quite generally regarded az tending 20
oonhrm crop figures of slightly under
estimats of the yield. Southern spot mar
keis as officially reported were generally
unchanged 90 Is points lower, with q
smaller volume Of business.
The local market fcr SPOT cotton Was
middling.
30 sales were reported.
Range of pTicer:
New-York tribune., 1922-12-21
Answers Capper on Santa Fe

TOPEKA, Kan, Dee. 20.-Replying
% an addfsss in the Senate by Senator
Arthur capper, Of Kansas, on Noyem-
Der 20, President W. B. Storey, Of the
Atehison, Topeka 4 Sante Re Railroad,
issued an open letter to-day, In which
no states that the hgures quoted per
talninR 10 hnanees OF the Sante 70
were "a. vnrianeo with the facts"
"You say that this year the Sante
Fe Is earning about 25 per cent on its
preferred stock and iS per cent on It's
common" Gays President storey's let
ter.
"The actual figures are; Our earn
ings for the hrst ten months have
been S29,357,i41, which gives us our
ten months proportion OF bond Inter
est, 5 por cent for preferred stock,
and. the 8 per cent ior common, with
s2,gOl. .705 for surplus, which 10 IL per
cent Of the common stock"
Regarding the alleged statement
that the Santa Fe had added 10000
COO TO It's surplus last year, President
Storey states that the entire amount
and s7,OO0, 900 additional was spent IN
"providing additional facilities" and
is not a "eash surplus"
New-York tribune., 1922-12-21
Financial Items

The American Exchange National Bank
has been appointed trustee vndsr an IN /.
denturs FscurinE ths issus Of ssbo.ooo
goid bonds of the South csrollna Gas and
Electric Company.
lAs Chase National BAnk has been ap-
pointed hscai agent for an issue OF yil0,o0O
Arroyo (Porto Rico) improvement ~ Per
cent bomb. dated January 4, 1873.
The Chatham and Phsnix National Bank
ment trust fGuue OF the Cincinnati lndian-
apoiis 4 western RGliroad Company.
Ths BANKERS Trua oompaay has Sesa
appointed transfer ag,nt fer the clAss a
sId Glass D stock Of y n. Lupton' fee-
llshsF. lac
Henry ooianaan ,r, Thomas o. Camp
b,il ard cyprian A. Tooian viii be admit
tea 70 the hrm OF l. N. Prince q Co. on
January !, 1884.
American water works ana Electric
Company. Inc. directors yesterday elected
hsTTg ssTr.s = sSis cs Tss-'Isass Iss smssr q the
board.
J. ". Cutler. Of Edward ,. Smith q
Co. has been made q director OF the Ne"
York Air Brake Company.
The Guaranty Trust Company announces
that on and after December ~, 1874, ile-
souri, Pacific Raiiroad Company ,t nfS &c .ns r.
r~riss b. dus February 1. tstb. IN dennitive
form. with coupons due February l. l.ls'
and subsequent attached, VIII - Guy.
cred AZ its trust Department. IN sashant .
for temporary certificates cf tne hlssouU
Pacinc Railroad Company nov o1tstanolng'
dated Soyemscr !, 1854.
Ths New York Trust Company hss been
r-poirtsd transfer agent OF the Natlonai
R-r,gvs Dr.i.ins Cooperation ooumen
stack.
"a. chsrs National Bank has teen aD-
rented rs0istraY ef Goo,oo shares % COM
nsa Ssssk (ns Ytr1 81 ths ceoa-ceia CON-
pser
New-York tribune., 1922-12-21
Mlrht HoId stoeks LenEsr

ou,.tlon--As q reader Of yopr nnennA
..ctIon and IN fact, the WheA paPss
ronid ike 10 receive some informs ,iea ~
rsaard 10 certain stocks. ny tatnes 49,
80 shares of ORATOR. .knilht Hretsr,sol
-hioh he bought az 100 Roughly, sh.s
wss their last ananeial report IN tsaaia " so
earnlngs. and IN view of ths taet tnae -
.aaid n be sdyisabls 70 hold them = "hte
tonxer Tor an incroAss IN Naiue Ine
.tsets we're bought when ny ftinr .e1
.,,,r.oted With the aboVs conoern. Aay
havs twenty shares of Beitimore \ Ohi1
cornion. bought a. 20, WtAt ere -
prospects. n any. u Ties. ehares 9eHt
baef 10 the dsurs paid for them f-L- g ".
Answer-Operations Of the orafsss
4 Knight Company for 1922 rssuitea
IN . deaelt Of s2.7t2.7iz. rsnsetlnE ls-
pressed conditions IN the leather trade.
The past history of this sen1paay
would seem 70 warrant szpsetins re
eoysry within . rsksoasbls time, AZ
II your father II not IN need Of thu
income from an investment that has
been profitable IN the past ~ would
seem advisable 20 retain his holdings
a while longer In the hope OF better
reports. Baltimore 4 Ohio common
stock Is speculative and your hnaneial
ros,tion should determine whether you
can afford 10 hold securities OF thia
eiass. The outlook for the road hes
Improved IN the last year.