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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-12

sister ard sister in-isw take IL ard
have cay The highest praise for H. IL
has b~<n . household word IN my
rother's house for years - Mn.
KATHEkyN LIND. z<1i Gladys Ave.
Chsraeo. n
A E1zIe bssk Belpe1 n0 - Deci1s
Nisus1ke<, Wis. MY dsngkt<r
took Lydia T. Plnkhsn's Vegetable
C1up1crd - che was - weak sE.d
ID nof feed iike goine 70 school She
wns Ike that for whole year before
szki1r your Vegetable Conp11nc- ]
f1zxf lisfie k,ook of yours IN o1r
r:.si, -box aod d<cs5~d % give her your
rets<zne. Sb< b noy strnng md vel
sn1 stf<nds scboei <very day We
r~caz.n<nd yous Vegetable Gem
r1urz3 70 81 Doxh<rs with weak
1szfkters. Yea nay use dis letter
q . f<s<zron,ni - urx- z KLUczxY,
81 I'm Ave. xiizsuke<. VIA
Il - slvs1s feeling firrd sn1
s-e<rv. VS. kxlnx in weight snd
wo16 faf11 ~ f.nn I ked o<ber
fxuuk5<s t11. thnf nsa6< me feel bod
b. / re>d yoor Lite books and kesed
frs<ncs tx sbo1f fh< god Ly1ls z
P<zkksu's vcT<tshi< C1npoun1 bed
De- <k<u- - I have tak<n - top-
n repul<s ere zost sa<1G<actoRy fer
hzse rz;ned n weight and my bod
syz>1o1s ere gso<. ] recDUm<nd
youf y<T<taks< Csnpount % II ny
fr<1ds s1d you E,sT make vhst<T<r
&c ys1 Exc u DIS kffex- "-Gxou1A
Kxnzzkz Ills 81 Ava, 1anpA
. T<xs-Bosk upon ~AElwau1B
- c. L1nn. uo1nnehnDot6R
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-12

N2Acs<s. so-~rhlr< nsst~. Nssy
fosl<> ks1~<>ca. xssn III. Kliss.
A<sh Rss4s<oa. fislsa ci4rk. N.liesla
TANKS Bertha k~lsA sarah fr~>.
snsn. Nellie fArr. zssms SELLERS
t1aronc~ fsschsr. op~i wAlton.
F1nkis fsx. nerhsrs nznss
81 rursrss cise u-ssrssires II. i.
A. ls~u sssrs
Ths aenahers 81 the 50 ilsndrs' I
Cub NET u he Llnss store ycs'sr-
49, snerneoa and eaioyea a amer.
noon u fzncs ~ofk n ghs ART Dc .
n.rtmen< n pso weeks The ciah
~tn hs snssFssinea ~ Mrs., W r.
sud Earth 81 her hcse
cs~pfsrs clris trssrtslces
The ksaaunia sreap q sAe Came
Pre- ulrls and their guardian. Miss
Man Hawkins were enteusined yes-
tsr.say afternoon Al The homo -
Airline oeoa<A Nsst wesk the airs
win sahs hlse 10 the hsas ~ Cora
Mary Hunaphres.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-12

Doaf frxe< n yoa we're szsnA@rxes
b<fors 3sar.h Iss. is1, yoa have 81.
dsiioess tr>vei pay coming coanty
hsadgnrs>rs - pissy x bianks for
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-12
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Three II ne t~upca ro>1s n xaa-
@s< City rrc>n<iy rave nDvlnx pic-
ssrs shov r>r~esly and un1s ov~e
one shonssd do,lnrs encn-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-12


lr<lEstInxo - So
Etoe-ls - as4
<asu - m<F~ f<<f
t<llsar>, - - =
n - q s<Ff &aes
nssa~ ftFet an1
fssr~m 90 hAeet~ts
ssenIIre~s = - ~
gersant feeker 4
slrsns@ ms fss sa.r
sasals - Ltska
ss.at efekm eNef
wAAA Z e- : ssmIle
tetist rrgarasAs
ssl~s s~r~NiA Z A.
-svs sprls A. -
fs<e xrfnE -
kascns ~ e~sH
tHfv thelr q@a4l.k ~
y 49, ~fM - tA#~
rsur,sr~thns t~r~tiin
"a l1sks r~sk fream
Ass~ - surs~Hs b
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-12

,Aslr guests yesterday. Mrs pipes q
fs,nca cisy
Mrs. scmsy Martin o. trAonsas
CITY - visiting fFiends
y a y
Mr. sadie Wiley ls N wslh 49,
flu.
Mrs , e. ohaser returned tbs
morning from Duncsn ~hsFe she
speni few dAys with Ne ohaser.
Misses nersia and Asaes kelso
returned frsm brief vlnit m saee-
Dee.
Nlas t.aciie Harris has returned
from oosdnighi.
Mrs chAr. Frazer and Mrs " n
Linton wsi eutsrtain the Clover
Lear club tomorrow afternoon in the
hone OF the fwmsr.
u \ a.
Tho n. NJ G. club has been post
ponnd FOR this week
" NJ
Mr. and Mrs 1ssn Wore ~Sll be
hosts 70 the Anger longer club to-
morrow nlsht
niss Doris caffnsy VIII .nieriAsa
the Hi link club tomorrow afternoon
II y y
The Tau VI aia club will be en-
,ertained hy Miss Leona I.anehennlnE
Wednesday evening
< n "
The Tuesday Bridge club viii meet
THURSDAY with Mrs. q G. sandidge
Mrs chas Waite n West eiev~-
land viii be hostess 10 the opsnorky
club Thursday afternoon.
X = n
Mrs A. q G. Bsercr viii entertain
The Acorn club Thursday afternoon
4 y "
Farm woman's club. Division sc.
: wli meet eith Mrs car Madden
Thar~day with Mrs. Dell sm,a as-
slssing hostess.
III a
Farm women's Club Day
To TAKE Place ss The
Llnsx o. G. Co, saturday. ne IS
Owing 60 the very heavy rain of
last Saturday, Af Linis OF tke LAnss
Dry Goods Co. has announced that
be viii give the same proposition 10
the federafion of Farm WosDsn's .
clubs on Saturday. April 18th. with
seeming good weather tn sight this
NH give these women fine oppor-
inniiy 70 raise the money they are
needing.
I The proposition Of the isntz Dry
Goods Co. is 20 give the Federation
800 for the flrsi one hunired wo-
Imen fsbo are members Of the above
clubs or other women who may not
fbe members OF these clubs bat Who
i've outside the city iImifs) who
register a. the Elntx store: SO for
the second hundred women. and sis
for the third one hundred women. An
additional sio = Differed. provided
the sslss Of the entire store are equal
70 those on Saturday Of lasf year.
There will be registration booth
In the rear Of fhs store and every
|thinT silI be Ia readiness 70 handle
: large crowd nsxt Saturday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-12

The esg meeting In Oklahoma CITY
'of sn Pos< Commanders and Adn-
'tants isst Monday vas ssii attended
and every one had a GOOD time snd
enjsvrd fhs Satonss ctnmandsSs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-12

tain - vsll - the ,r'ks ~ r~tss<su-
t>,sses a the ssssrn's narr~a sh-s
wsrs th~rs end tod hos ~sme 81 the
ui.lm~ ~e<e handled and ~hy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-12

The CNhrio Posi- obtained yoea-
,'onai Training for two boys during
the pass week aud they ~iii lease Tor
sthos this week.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-12

A special sale of al kinds oi rugs.
Including whhiAil and French WI.
tons Il on q, the Willis Furniture
store this week Nra Willis says
she has the greatest assortment of
rugs OF all kinds and prices ever
shown IN Guthrie. "Tho House n
Quality "a uiways IN the Lead" she
says.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-12

TIE Jerusalem a,tsaia ~ the
Christian church tonight viii be
real musical treat Csc only.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-12

Weo7Fe1tt
rres.sterss Seslal crsls Al
conroA
nxh'Al2n canh llaFars.
y. n. n. : Ne-a n \ ehureA
Ans>sa clsb srs i.gsi kals,ead.
lrss c,as- Nrs Rsirh Hanna
n N. C. eiaA reesron,1.
Taa n Ma lab N.ss i.cona LAS.
hennsnr
Rea csess Cas- ceamatee.
rhsrssss
Clever Leaf cab Nrs. chas
frases. assisting Aosscss Mrs LIN
ion
r4rn wenan's sluA pnlssen a.
nrs carl Nsdsea ana Mr. pen
snah.
Tuesday nrass club Nrs O G
SanaiAxe.
og~Sorky c'ah- Mrs. ch&s wkhe
!. n G. cub -rossl,oaed.
i-.nrer ionTer eiah Nr. and Mrs
nen NcrO
Cars FAndiy Trinity Parish
Hcu~~
Aoorn ciab- Arr. A G G nerer.
AlsroriAn ciuh-iAhFsry
vi Jlsx ciuh-Aliss Doris oaffnsr
Frsea,
Dcuestic Science club MIRA A. A
Ewine
Saturday
pa Delta Gamma I.uncheon Nrs
fred nlrrci. Jr.
Easter Party. Primary Department
-preshysersan church
Easter rarsy-~lI Helen o~en Ftl~on.
Farm wosans Day-llna Drs
coe1s storc.
sx yxSxE Ewxxxxx =
n DAILY TAouoAr n
xwxw Nkxwx xxNH \ "
Every human being = iniensed 10
have \ character q his own-to De
what no other Is. 70 DO what no other
CA. ~--channlng
" X w
shskespeare clsb aods
Mere Members
Quotsiions from the play. Mid .
summer Nighsx DreAm.- which the
shakespeAre clab Il nos sindysng.
we're given In answer 70 roll cali a.
Tuesdays meeting At the Library
xrs ". n Boasen l. cr,sic fo- the
psay. Mrs. Carter. Mrs. DAVIS sal
Mrs Dcrwtn are a committee On
guestions Miss Samnie Lea Hnxhe.
gave the date OF oaposltisn and hia-
tcrsc4i comment ca this play. The
Trznsms,stion % Historical into
Fable wes given ~ Mrs. Tell wal
son Mn Fegnn told of Theseps, a
true antique hero and Miss Merle
Var Hoo1er gave ~Hlppoiyta -Iazre
q reality Miss ssmmie LeA
Hughes and Mrs. Pecan save excel
lent resorts of the Fes4-f isier4iion
meeting Mrs. L. n. worrhester. ~
Enid. uns guest 81 the club. Miss
Heien jenkins ana Mrs c C. che.-
nnt we're eiecfes 10 the menhershlp
Q, tie club
y X ~
Miss rsssr Presents Younger
Ball l. D<~4snf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-12
PERSONALS OF
SOCIETY


the gness o. her gFaaa parents Mr.
and Nfs wm. shcarer. lsf ,esief.
das Tor Oklahoma city Il eish her
aant. Mrs King and Captain KIM
Before returning 70 her home "A
Tulsa
M aud Mrs. Jim Ffe leit this
ulorning hy auto for = t~o weeks
visit sHh Mrs rHep parents In
woodworsh coansy
X xx
Miss yeiaa Weeks arrived yeslcr.
day from casAlng. accompanied hy
her sister. Miss Marie weeks. 90
undergo an operation Tor APPENDICITIS
Al TIE hospital Her sister Was aiso
taken with appendicitis Tho father
arrived last nlrh, 10 be ~ish bis
daughters
Mothers and babies o. the cradle
ro,i- OF the first Presbyterian churrk n
are invited 70 attend an Easter PARTY
IRON to Saturday Afternoon Al
the church.
Il wM
MISS MAFlon MAasen' Mrs v Cook,
Mrs' c. r. herries' Mrs. l.. J. sfark
ana Mt and MIS-. J. ,. shearer are
IN oklahoma ea'y attending @. =. :.
Grand chapter
y y
MS Walter caid~eil OF okiahoma
'"F' vas me snes' OF Mrs. L'mop
Cray yesterday
=
Nv anu Mr'. he'hta tFAah an
noonee me n'Fih % a seven pound
oAush'er ~ the n. y. h'spisal Tues
nay NPri ~
~ ana Mt - y. Aii'ef. who
nave been ne guests Of NJ Miller =
oro'ner' Af " !. Miller. let Last
NV "" ''r.'
'"' A'"s :" '"s''
'''' :" -'.
S' "' "a" "'e1
a.. -. 49,. 80,
"a a.. 49,. -, .,~
-. -. ,' - y 80 :
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,.,,,.. c.-.s e..--.
a.. nn.n..., a..--
-, ..ss -. nv
80 a,..,... - .
a.. -. ,.,,. "r
I.
election az officer.
~ x
~ *
I1ttis u.,.p ox.n rns.. In -.
terrain . n.u,Aer a, h., ,,,.,,. ..s,,.
an Easter e.r,y s.,v,a.x .,,.rn,...
" ~
A.. -.
....--..
1..-n.s.. - =
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u.~.. = =
,h- .a.-s..,,.,. ! !, 1,s..... -,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-12

Mr. and Mn. J. A. Derr and Mr..
Frank Dsrr muored 10 osish1na
City yesser ssy 70 stfend the o. Y. y.
Grand cAarsr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-12

Dr. Robert HIrsehi and Dr. q. A.
Hsshss afs In Kansas City attending
the sonsess1ens q dentists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-12

Mr.. Leo An,his. Who i III With
phssmosia fever. At the hospital u
inproslns rzssdly.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-12

xu- r.ai xsrfan ana inby Of
Junction City. Kansas are the xsezts
q Or. and sfrs- Arsnznfrosf Hyz.
Martin ~ss formerly Margaret Ann
znsrDus.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-12

~. APRIL II. 1m.
- -=r~.<@s srr.s>.1'=lz =lz'ars<sl~n.zzr1mmT
"JERuEAI.Kn |
CAutAtA By
CHAo. n. 0AnnfxI.
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
cssnFs<. okss.
w~srsssss. Asta a ,sfs
o'sie<k p -.
Nh @ ~ ~iss>r. plessscr
M. '. ~. pss>i~s orpsrss
Prelude fcstnl Mafsnr Organ
Mr v N neselms
Mixed Chorus. Thirty Voices
and QnaFtetfe \ Was Glad"
Miss Anna Owens. Mrs Frank
Wilbur. Mr. & Lindsay aed
Mr.. John neland
Soprano Sole .lefusalem
Miss Anna Owens
baritone solo
Jerusalem. Jerusalem
AIR John nclsnd
Chorus Pray For the Peace"
Tenor Solo and nnesl
Jcrusalenf the Uol,len
Mr. Chester iindsny. Mrs. Johns.
llass Solo and Chorus
They stand Those Walls
Mr.. Lester Allen.
baritone Solo Palms" Saure
Mr. John llelsnd
paroan, aud Chorus by children
Waving Palms
Saxophene Solo Holy City"
Mr Glenn PARIS.
Chorus Sing Praises
BARITONE Solo
"The voice Of the Night
Refrain soft Music Falling
Mrs. Bickell Mlxs Owens, Mrs.
Johns. Mrssrs I, Lindsay
aud \ neland.
Tenor Recitation and Chorus
Praise the l.ord
Mr. &. .Andsay
Oblieato solo and Chorus
Let Them Praise Him
Mrs. Mm. Bickell.
Solo and Chorus
Jesus In the Temple
Glenn Mhlsefleld.
Violin solo Melody Of I.ose"
J a. Dolph. Jr
Ohligaso Solo and Qulnielle
The Star and the Wise Men
Messrs Glenn Paris. Chester Lind
say. Archie Lindsay, Lester
Allen and Earl Young
Vocal solo "Oul Of the Depths "
Mrs VIM llickcll
Vocal Solo Pralse
God For Life Made New
Mrs Phil Trahand.
Cildrens Chorus and Chorus
Jesus Comes This Way"
Young Ladies Chorus
Easter Lilies"
Soprano Recitation aud Chorus
'II0sanna |"
Miss Anna Owens.
Bass solo and Chorus
"lIail Our Risen King
Mr. Lester Allen.
baritone Solo God
Shall Wipe Away All Tears
Mr. Carl Taggart
Closing Chorus
30 Praise the lor.l
posilude--" Ofiefiory Ia A.
heed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-12

Mr.. ans Ma G 3 Necreixbt. Of
Os5shoua csty. sp>.t yesterday With
The izsteris psr~nts. xr. and Mrs.
Joss xzss<y.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-12

Miss rsssr Presents Younger
Pupils In Recital
Miss jamie H4-ur presented some
q her ycanFer pupils in q piano re-
cifsi At her studio. Tuesday nsght
Those fzking part we're Betty
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-12

Mrs A A. Ewing e1lI entertain
the Do1estsc Science cl1s AZ her
home Friday afternoon. Her asslst-
ing hostesses are Mrs. chss wright.
Mrs Omar Miller. Mrs ~ Montague.
Mrs q c. Ford TITS ls annual
election Of officers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-12

~. sss Nss san osr6ser had y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-12

Saturday VII bs FArm wonsn-s
1ay =, The Llniz store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-12

Miss Marion Nadsen. Mrs " Cook.
Mrs. c y. Herriek. Mrs. l.. J ssark
and Mr.. and Mrs. s shearer arr
in Oklahoma City attending o y =.
Grand Chapter.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-12

Mothers and babies o. the "cradle
ro,l- Of the first Presbyterian churr n
are invited 10 attend an Easter Party
from to s Saturday afternoon Al
the church.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-12

Mr.. y N Deselms.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-12

Mr. and Mrs d n Miller. who
have been the guests Of Nr. Mlners
brother. Mr.. " 4. Miller. let laef
nirhi for Iowa where they viii visit
a DAUGHTER before returning 70 their
hone IN south Dakoi,.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-12

Ray Druos is ~ With appendicitis.
y y q
Little Hsisn oren FIisoa Gill en-
terrain number Of her friends with
an Easter party Saturday aftsrnoon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-12

Mr. and Mrs Heinia Rraun an
nounce the birth ~ a seven pound
daughter II the ~ " iEispItal Tues
day. April u
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-12

Mrs Waiter CaidUelL Of Oklahoma
CITY. was the guest OF Mrs Lymop
Gray yesterday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-12

ATs- Fre3 Green. Who AAs been
qute n i slowly improving.
X a x
Ms chss wright Nrs Helms
and Nrs- Morgan will so TO Okla
homa City tDomrorw TO attend .. n.
=. Grand chapser Mrs 4. ". Trap
nell Il IN Oklahoma city today at
lending Grand Chapter.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-29

1000 barrels daily. According to
statements by the management.
dividend distribution will begin
within a short time. Mexican Sea-
board continued actively traded in.
ranging from 47% to 46b. then
rallied to the high OF the day. The
Voting Trust Certificates ranged
from 451a to 44M and then rallied
to 46. Standard Oil issues were
easier in the first half of the day,
Standard Oil of Indiana selling at
1858 and 104s. and Kentucky was
traded in at 93ia to 80. Carib
trading was steady with sales at
IN and tn There was a small
amount of business in Cities Serv-
ice at 223 to 222.
Industrial issues were generally
well held. motor stocks being again
prominent. Dubilier Condenser and
Radio sold at So to 81. Tobacco
Products issues were quiet. Philip
Morris was firm, selling at 20i1 and
20s. Ore shipments from Ameri-
can Explorations iron ore proper
ties in Minnesota are reported to
have increased in volume over
those of year ago. President Al
fred Merritt has Joined the field
forces. locating new deposits OF iron
ore in Quebec. Radio was steady,
selling at ~.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-29
ERNEST {. HERRnLiH'
NAMED PRESIDENTss!
OF FINANCE ACENCYag
Well known d. C. Fina1ts4
cier Heads international
Finance Corporation. ,s

Ernest 4. Herreil. vice president =
of the Merchants Bank and Trust
Company, was yesterday unanf-
mousiy elected preSident Of the IN
ternationaI Finance Corporation 20
succeed J. A. N. Adair. who re-
signed TO give his personal ztten-s
ton 20 pressure Of outside business. =
Mr.. Herreil will resign from the
bank and assume his new RESPONSE :
biiities In the near future. it % us-o
derstood.
Mr.. Herreii holds an enriseis
record in District banking circles
He entered upon his chosen career,
the banking profession. t~suty--
seven years ago with the National
Capital Bank. Later. In 1915. he
Joined the personnel of the Nor
chants Bank as its nrst cashier.
being shortly sfterward promoted
to the vice presidency. He 10 a
member Of the City Club. Raoqset
Club. Board Of Trade. q director OF
the Chamber OF Commerce., and a
member of the council of sdminis-
tration Of the District Bankers As
sociation.
The new head OF the Information
al Finance Corporation is one of
the best-known and most popular
bankers in the City Of washington.
possessing a long record Of bank
ing experience combining brilliant
successes and banking eoups He
will be sadly missed from the Dis
trict banking fraternity. S'uasmuch
as his had always been ap active
part in all association maders.
1t is needless 10 cay tha. the,
international Finance Corporation.
already a thriving Institution. viii
be doubly so under the Leadership
Of such a man.
Coal STRIKE Situation
Further evidence that the coal
strike is approaching a decisive
phase is offered by midweek re-
views Of the steel industry. Thus
the Iron Age reports that the Pitts
burgh branch OF the trade is per-
suaded OF an approaching settle
ment, both by the administration
efforts and the Increase in produc-
tion at the nonunion mines- Steel
prices meanwhile are stiIl rising.
partly because manufacturers are
buying increasing quantities Of coaI'
In the open market at high prices
and partly because the competitious
| for labor which is going on in cerr,
tain districts between the steel
makers. the building trades. and'
the equipment and automobile man
ufacturers. is expected TO lead TO
higher labor costs.
Lower freight rates On July ] are.
expected to stimulate larger nove-,
ments Of iron and steel during the
early part of the month. II Y also
thought that a settlement y thS,
coal strike would be followed BY a,
material increase in orders for,
| steel.
Dividend Declared.
At a meeting OF the board OF
directors of the Second Nationa,
Bank held yesterday the regular
semi-annual dividend OF per cent,
with an additional per cent dis
bursement was declared. payable
July / 10 stockholders Of record.
June 80. There was also added "a
the surplus fund 5000. making 4
total surplus Of t275.ooo. with overl
s5o.0oo undivided profits
on July 20 the Institution Will
celebrate its fftieth anniversary. ID
having been organized in 1874.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-29
SOUTHERN STATES
OIL RULES CURB
Sales of New Issue Totals So.
900 Shares-Mexican
Seaboard Active.

NEW YORK, June 2s.-Interest in
the trading in the New York Curb
Exchange market was concentrated
to a great extent this morning In
the initial dealings in Southern
States Oil. Sales of that stock In
the forenoon amounted to over 50.-
900 shares at prices ranging from
12A to 1873. The company, which
is capitalized at 100000, 900, but of
which only. $4,000, 900 has been is
sued, controls properties in the
Usage and Rogers districts in Okla
homa and also has properties In
Wichita County and In Louisiana,
with settled production of over
The Washington herald., 1922-06-29
American Tel. & Tel. Co.
I31st. Dividend

The regular quarterly dividend Of two dol
lars and twenty-five cents per share will be
paid on Saturday. July Is. 1922 to stock
holders OF record at the close Of business
on Tuesday. June 20. 1922.
II. sLArR-sMTE. Treasurer.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-29

61S242 against Sa3 600
32 $50 From Janu-
date 13S o6o11s against 50 s83O0 and 128
9s7 two years
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LOCAL
w. .. Hibbs q Co.. Hibbs Bldr., H.-.
sers Washington Stock E1ehanrsl

Capital Traction 5s. $500 az es
Potomac Electric fret SIS. 81. 600 at e6ik,
81 900 at 9sia. $1,000 at 96is.
Potomac Electric and 7s, 81 900 at
i01. 81 900 at l0T.
Washington Railway and Electric pfd.. 10
at Is
Washington Gas Light az So
American Security and Trust. 10 az 262.
AFTER CALL
American Security and Trust. at 2s2
? st 1914, at 2G1. AZ 26IL. at 26O
Mergenthsler l. notype. 10 al $50. 10 at $50.
Capital Traction. 10 at 100.
Warrington Railwa yand Electric pfd d.
Is at 742 - at rs
Capital Traction at 100
Washington Railway and Electric pfd-,
25 at IS. 2s At as. IS At rs.
Potomac Electric cons. 5s So 600 at OK
Money, call. loans, per cent and o per
cent.
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PITTSBURGH LIVESTOCK.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. June 2S.-Cat-
tle-Choice beeves, s9.25a9.T5: good
SS.50as: fair. SS5Oa925; veal calves.
S11If1.5e.
Sheep and Lambs-Prime weth-
ers. S6.50a7: good. S5.50a6; fair.
mixed. si.5Oa5; lambs. sl3aI4.
HoEs-Prime heavy. s1l.l5all.20;
medium. sl1.4Oa11.5O; heavy York.
ers. sII.4OaII.5O: light Workers.
Sl1.40all.5n: pigs. s114Oall.5O;
rough. sSaS.15; stays, S5a5.5O.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-29

an Of all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-10-17

=, Silk Sports Boomers, $z.95
Regularly $3.50 and 1913
Glove silk, reinforced to insure wear.
Black, gray, taupe, blue, green and purple.
All sizes. First quality. At $zss.s 4
Women's Union Suits, $1.zg
Regularly $3.50 and $l.75
Low neck Richelieu Suit, fail weight,
ankle and knee length. Built-up shout
der and bodice. White and pink, @Regu-,
lar and extra large sizes. At $1.7a..
- PaIaas Royal-dain: Floor.
- sc: x =.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-10-17
Suit BlOuSeS
Anniversary Sale at
$4.75

Smartly fashioned of crepe de. chine,
satin and combinations. jacquard style.
Slip-over and over styles in interesting
models. Also some of the new Printed
Crepe de Chine Blouses. Elaborately
trimmed with bonan stitching. Many are
copies of higher priced models. Long and
short sleeves. At S475.
Pniais RoxaEThird Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-10-17
Famous
Jack Tar Suits
Values, 81 to $40
$2.98

Regulation one and two piece suits. Of
silk poplin, surf satin, Palmer linen, Ions
dale jean and kiddie cloth. Ideal for
high school and college girls. White,
copen, rose and green: Sizes @ O2
IA to 20. At ~&s1o
Short Coats, made of white corduroy
or chinchifla, styles for baby = -
boy or girl. months. to. % OF
years. At 49, ~6s1O
MILDLY Blouses, made of Lonsdale jean,
regulation styles. with navy or white,
braid trimmed collar. Standard 00c
make. Sizes 6 to 20 At SUC
Palais ROyal-Third Floor.
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SliD=Over Sweaters
In the Neuest COlOrs
at $2.49

Attractive designs developed of wor..
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plain stitched models. Some have fancy
edgings. Round necks, pockets and belt.
In black, silver, navy, jockey, buff. brown,
Jade and maroon. All sizes. "a to 40. AT
$49. ..,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-10-17
Our Famous.
Cordial Cherries
49c 1b.

Coated in delicious cream and
chocolate. Just received a new ship
ment. As tasty as the 8Oc lb. kind.
Palais Royal-Main Floor.