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TOPEKA CASE GRAIN MARkEr-

u uInlsheq by Ierby Train Co, $50 New
England Bldg topeka. KanD
.- Topeka. Kan, May Is
NAhese prices are basis delivered Kansas
City,
HEAT-Market. dark and hard. IN
Snanse8 TO SC lower; No. l dark hard.
DARK hard. So; No 1 hard 81 3SGI - :
80. hard Sl$o01-4S. No. . hard 81 $50
l,40: No mixed, S1-a4d1.S5: No 3 mixed.
- No yellow hard 81 %: No red.
$50; 10. 80 red, $50; No. red, 81 %; No
CORN-No- . white. 57d57l.c; No. vel
low "ec; No yellow. 59c; No. = mixed,
BARLEN-No- 3, 56Isc
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We wish to express our apprecia-
ton TO the many friends and neigh
bors for their kindness and sympathy
during the illness and death OF our
beloved husband, father and brother.
also for the beautiful floral offerings.
Mrs. W. : Wingert and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Rolla f. CampbeIl
Miss Mary Alcivida Wingert.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Wingert.
Mr. and Mrs a. J. Scheioskf.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Graefe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Mallory
ADV
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CHURCH CALENDAR.

.SUNDAY-FOurth Sunday after Easter
MONDAYS. John B. De La Sale.
TUESDAYS. John Nepomucen.
WEDNESDAY-St. PaschaI BABYLON.
THURSDAY-St. Venantius.
FRIDAY-St. Peter Celestine.
SATURDAY-St. Bernardine
Subject of Sunday School Lesson for
Sunday, May ii, 1922
'HEZEKIAH LEADS HIS PEOPLE
BACK TO GOD"
III Chronicles 3O:1-27.
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HUNDREDS CHEER JACK HOME
Dempsey Says He Enjoyed His Trip
to Paris Immensely.

London, May 1s.-Cheered by hun
dredS of admirers. Jack Dempsey,
American heavyw weight champion, de-
parted for home today.
Dempsey said he had enjoyed his
trip immensely and was glad that a
return fight had been arranged with
Georges Carpenter, light heavyweight
champion. It will take place in Eu-
rope sometime before June. 1923.
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BIG NAVY cur IN CANADA.
Three Vessels on Each Coast are All
That Are Left Now.

Ottawa. May 10 The Canadian
navy is to receive a drastic cut.
G. z. Graham. minister of defense.
in announcing to the house yesterday,
said the cruiser Aurora, two destroyeTs
and two submarines would be laid up
Canada's naval forces will consist of
three vessels on each coast, a small
ship and two trawlers-
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Tyler street, Rev Fred ]. Miller. pastor.
Sunday school, 8 AS a. m. Children's serv-
ice ice lmmealateiy. "A: y: Beaeh, sngerlntend,
subject, THE Faith That Saves" Mems
chorus, 80 p. m. EpwOrth League, p.
m, Geo. Kern, president. Evening services.
O'Clock. sermon subject. THE First Mira
Gle" Prayer meeting, Thursday, 4: 80 p
m. Choir practice at 6 80 p m.
INSTANTANEOUS Third and Jeffer-
son streets, Rev. ]. T. PressRaI. pastor
Sunday school, o 40 a. m. William Haun
superintendent. Morning services, IL
O'Clock. sermon by the pastor, class meet
ing following. Young Peoples Bible study,
6 80 p. m Evening services, Z 80 O'Clock.
sermon by the pastor Prayer meeting
Thursday evening
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North Topeka

Items for this column may be left
NJ Petro's drug store or telephone
Eleanor Kimball, 1881, before 10 o'clock
or after - Other hours $3.50
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Card of Thanks.

We wish to express our apprecia-
ton and gratitude to the many friends
and neighbors who extended to us
their helpful kindness and sympathy
during our mothers sickness and
death and for the beautiful floral
offerings
May they in time of need find as
faithful service rendered them.
Mr. and Mrs. D. s. Kriner
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Hollar.
Mr. and Mrs. J. d. HoIlar
Mr. and mrs. J. w. Parr
Mr. and Mrs. &. r. Hollar.
Mrs. =. N. Hollar
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Broom.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Hollar
ADV.
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FARMERS UNION TO MEET.
Legislative Committee Will Talk
Things Over at SaIina MAY 81

Legislative Committee Will Talk
Things Over at Salina May 81.
Salina, Kan, May 13.-The Iegis-
lative committee of the Farmers
union of Kansas will hold a meeting
in this city on May 81. in response to
a call issued by John Tromble. the
president
The committee will agree on a Iegis-
lative program well in advance of the
August primaries SO members may
know how to vote for candidates who
favor the interests of the farmers.
Mr.. Tromble asks all county locals to
send delegates to TIE meeting or mail
resolutions or suggestions that may be
acted upon by the committee.
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EAGLES. ATTENTION!

Topeka Aerie No. So will hold a
dance Monday evening. May Is. al
their hall, 61S Kansas Ave. Every
body invited. Let's GO
ADV. TOM c. POWELL, Chairman.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

CENTRAL-Corner Huntoon and Bu-
chanan streets, Rev John Wells Rahill'
come at all services). Graded Bible
school . 80 a. m. Special classes for bust
ness girls and for young people. Morning
services, II o'clock, sermon subject.
p. m, film. The Old Oaken Bucket"
Christian Endeavor. $50 p Evening
services, S O'Clock, film, The Old Oaken
Bucket" Sermonette by the pastor.
school house. Rev Aaron Breck, pastor.
sunday school. 10 a. Morning services,
IL o'clock sermon by the pastor. Junior
and Senior Christian Endeavor at 6 40 p. m.
FIRsT-Corner Seventh and Harrison
streets. Rev. Alfred Z. Gregory, pastor.
Church school. . 40 a. m. Devotional serv-
Supt- E E Brayman- Glasses for all
Special Primary work. Mems Forum. led
by the pastor Morning services. II O'Clock
Mothers Day sermon subject, The Heart
Of Mother Nesper services. > p. N.
Choir of 40 voices will sing Address, The
Spirit Of Eve"
DUNKARD.
CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN-242
Michigan avenue. Rev. G. J. Hooper, pas
tor sunday school, 10 a. N. Morning
ESQ p. n. Evening services, 80 O'Clock
EPISCOPAL.
Epistle for 4th Sunday after Easter, St
James ! IL.
Gospel for 18th Sunday after Easter. St
cHGRCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD
Corner Laurent and North Quincy
street Rev Walter ]. Marshfield. rector.
Church school . 80 A. m Evensong and
sermon. 5 o'clock. Mothers Day sermon, a
Tale Of Long Ago.
GRACE cATHEDRAL-Corn Eighth
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liam BoIand, assistant. Low masses. $50
1einer ahG and d. Benedirfinp of tbo Blesse
! Sacrament at Z 80 p. m. Week day masses
CHURCH OF THE HOLY NAME-Cor-
ner Tenth avenue and Clay street. Rey.
NJ. G. O'Leary, pastor. Low mass, 8 40
mass. 10 80 a. m, followed by Benediction
of the Blessed sacra@e6e. Week day
CHURCH OF THE SACRED HEART
Corner Seward and Elliott avenues, Rev.
+, George Eckert. pastor Low mass and
sermon at 10 a. m week day masses at s
a. m Sunday afternoon, O'Clock, Rosary
and Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament
SWEDISH.
SWEDISH BETHEL MISSION-Corner
Sixth avenue and Harrison street, Rev; A.
L. Nystrom, pastor. Sunday school. 9:40
a. m, Ernest johnson, superintendent
Mothers Day program Monday services
tie While.' Young Peoples society at 5
p. m. No evening services on account of
the conference at Usage City.
UNITARIAN
FIRST-914 Topeka boulevard, Zone
block west of state house,, Rev. Clifton
Merritt Gray, minister. Church school at
10 a. M Miss Anetta Nicol, superinten-
daily invited. Morning services, IL O'Clock,
sermon by the minister, topic, "A Re
Will be the last to be delivered by Doc
tor Gray before relinquishing his pulpit
on account of his wife's continued ILL
be filled by DR.. Elliot Moses, who comes
as a candidate to the church from West
borough, Mass For the he, service tomorrow
tralto soloist will sing The Lost chord
HiEdss; nso Eijah9 organ ne prelude
and offertory numbers. Miss Bernice He
mus. At Z 30 p. m. the local chapter of
in the church parlors mot, Peoples
FORUM. Annual election of officers Will
occur at this meeting; and other business F,,II
attendance of all men interested in the
success of the League is desired. The
meeting is open to all men. whether mem-
bers or not, who desire to promote a spirit
of brotherhood, understanding, and help
fulness in the community. The public is
service Of worship. "Avowing as the sole
bond of our fellowship serious purpose
we seek together love which Quickeneth
services. and truth which maketh free"
UNITED BRETHREN.
EIRsT91Corner Twelfth E41roL and Quincy Quincy
sgPperintendent. Prof Albert Shut leader
Morning services, IL o'clock, Mothers
Day sermon. Junior Christian Endeavor
at 2 80 p. m. Senior Christian Endeavor
ming services s o'clock, sermon on the
life of Bishop Castle who recently died
streets Rev. J. H. Frazer, pastor. Sun
day school. 40 a. m. Mrs. Eva Gere. SUI
perintendent. Special music by the Sunday
school choir Morning services, II o'clock
sermon by the pastor. Christian Endeavor
at p m, Mrs. Clara Holmes. leader.
Evening services . o'clock, sermon by
the pastor. The choir will render some
special selections.
UNDENOMINATIONAL.
ASSOCIATED BIBLE STUDENTS-OddI
Fellows hall, 521 Quincy street. sunday
school lesson. at p. m. "Plan of the
Ages" study at 5 p. m. "Song of Solo
mon" at Z p. m.
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NAZARENE

FIRST CHURCH - Corner Eighth and
Topeka avenues. Rev. c. z: Clayton. pas
tor: A growing Sunday school opens at
40 a. m Morning services, IL o'clock,
sermon by the pastor. Young Peoples
meeting at so p. m. Evening services,
80 o'clock. Spirited song service by con
gregation and choir
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UNITED BRETHREN.
Observation-Disclosures.

ASSOCIATED BIBLE STUDENTS-odd
Fellows hall, 521 Quincy street Sunday
school lesson. at . p. m. plan of the
AGES Ages st study at ) p. m. Song OF Solo
SPIRITUALIST CHURCH OF DIVINE
TRUTH-Odd Fellows hall, III West 9th
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CHURCH OF CHRIST.

CHURCH OF CHRIST 500 Polk street
Services at IL O'Clock, conducted by mem
hers of the congregation. Evening services,
Z 80 O'Clock. conducted by members of the
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ROMAN CATHOLIC.

EpistIe for 4th Sunday after Easter, st.
James, II.
Gospel for 4th Sunday after Easter, st.
John, 16: %
CHURCH OF THE ASSUMPTION-Cor-
ner Eighth avenue and Jackson street.
Rev Patrick McInerney, pastor; Rev. Viii
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BY JAMES w. HEssE.

avenue and Polk street. Rt- Rev. James
Wise, bishop of Kansas; Very Rev. j. 2.
Deb Kaye, dean of the cathedral. Holy
Communion at Z 80 a. N. Morning prayer
and sermon at II O'Clock. sermon by Dean
Kaye. WEDNESDAY-HOly Communion,
10; 80 a. m Intercessions for missions.
ST SIMON'S-Corner Seventh and West
ern avenue. Rev. Walter ]. Marshfield.
pastor, in charge. Holy Communion. 40
a. m. Church school, 10 a. m. Choral
Mathis, with sermon for Mothers Day, IL
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CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST.

FIRST CHURCH-Corner Huntoon and
Polk streets Sunday school $50 a. m
Morning services, II o'clock Evening serv-
ices at S O'Clock Wednesday evening
meetings, including testimonies, at s
o'clock Reading room, IO3-1O6 Mills
bnildinc omen daily except Sunday and
l.olian.-s FINN Q 30 q m 80 d m.
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LATTER DAY SAINTS.

CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF THE
LATTER DAY SAINTS-S31 North Kan
sas avenue, 3rd floor, Elder Ernest Sulii-
van, presiding elder. Sunday school, 10
a NJ. Morning services, IL 80 O'Clock.
Evening services Z o'clock
REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS
CHRIST-1160 Clay street, corner King
and Clay. Elder 1. G. WhippIe pastor.
Sunday school, 40 a. m. Morning serv-
ices at IL o'clock. Re1igiO at 80 p. IN.
Parents and Teachers meeting Tuesday at
80 p. IN. at Brother and Sister Beronius
on Tyler street. Prayer meeting Wednes-
day. S d. m
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EVANGELICAL ASSN

FIESI-COrner Seventh and Monroe
streets, Rev. X. II. Schrieber, pastor. Sun
day school, 10 a. m. A. w. Lorenz, super
lntendent senior division. Mrs. h B.
Hobbs, superintendent of Junior school
Morning services, IL O'Clock, sermon by
the pastor. Peoples Alliance, 6 40 D. M
Evening services. 80 O'Clock, sermon by
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EVANGELICAL

FREE-724 Lake street, Rev. Edward
Searle, pastor. Sunday school, 9:45 a. m
Edward L. Witchey, superintendent
Morning services, IL O'Clock, sermon by the
pastor. Prayer and praise service
10 p. m. Evening services. As O'Clock
Glass meeting Tuesday at 80 p. m. Mrs
Lilly Coghill, class leader. Prayer meet
ing. Thursday night at 30 O'clock
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NEST V|RG|N|AN5 TWO Of THREE
LAW MAKERS REPORTING ON TIME:

when the news spread through the DIX
building and especially through the
neignboring offices on the htth moor
con gressional colleagues gathered IN
and a smail-s!zed army OF secretaries
and the big. good-natUred First district
law. maker, received Homecoming
welcome that wen right straight 10 MS
hcart-and to hts eyes. for that matter.
! II was fine testimonial 20 his popular
Itv with not only his fellow-memoers'
bur with congressional secretaries. ele-
va,or oDcrators. house building police
me-, and other employees whose work Is
carried on under the roof of that Dig
government cd!hCe.
: CONGRESSMAN Reed. nf tn" Third DIS
t~!ct. was the first Of the delegation s
v!cto~s 70 return 10 Washington. arriH-
ing from ClarksburE on Friday follow
ing the primary. He FASTENED back on
o account Of Mrs. Reed who has been III
and under treatment for som" time. but
, whose condition has been steadily I'm
! proving He has been showered with
/ congratulations since his return In
/ round numbers his majority was $1,000
! over his opponent. fillmore Cluhb, the
largest lead that any Of the delegation
who We're candidates in the primary
! had Mr. Reed came very nearly getting
all the votes cast IN the Republican
primary i'm the Third district.
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WARD AND WHITMAN WINS ISLAND
HORSESHOE LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP

Wnitham champions by the mario"
lead If one game.
Ward and Whitman received set
of horsrshocs from the n. q. FricdrichS
.noIiiur goods store for winning first
place. while MCGEE received gold
stickpin from g II. Hanchcr for making
the most points during IN" first hall
OF the season. Ncvlin was the recipient
Of q gold cigarette case from the John
Dawson grocery store Cor making the
mos, ringers while Fuller received =
consolation prize from tn" ka!h!tZ"r
hardware stor, for having made the
,cast number ~ points
The second ralr "r the season viii
begin Thursday evening when all the
players ;;rt INTO action once more.
The flnal standings for the first half
If HE SnnSnn tnll0M.
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Stats Appointed

Washington. n. 6. Aug. S.-Tiis COM
mission ms postmaster At Sissonsville.
w Va. dated August 3, was forwarded
today b ythe PostofNce department to
Frederic II StaRts. Lewis NJ. bingham
has been appointed acting poS'ma ster
Mt Goodwill W Va. and Roswell G.
Burns at Evnnwood. W. Va.
Announcement was made a. the office
OF Congressman Reed today Of the
award nv tho Pension Bureau OF pen
sions $50 a month each and accrued In
valid pension. TO Mrs. Almira Duke OF
Hackers VALLEY ". Va. and Mrs. Dora
BacOrn OF Ireland W Va.
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"KARABAN" WILL Be DAZZLING
PAGEANT STAGED BYCATHOuCS

held each night IN the armory or 81.
Josepn's Cathedral. The first was held
pauy. Of GAINESVILLE. O., whose reputc
as producers Of amateur theatricals Is
well known and alone signifies that
Kara ban" will be Il success. Madame
Chenault. director OF the pageant. mas
directed a score OF successful paEcani@
In this country Miss Elizabeth Moore
bead. program manager; Miss Edna
Moorehead. details. costumes al
music: Miss Media Moorehcad, business
manager and Miss Marie Mirvls pubi.
city director, will b" In charge OF the
pageant.
Students to Take Part.
Tho students al St Joseph's Acu,
DENY and high school; 40 pupils OF
rs Lydia Il"uuig Sherman under tn"
direction ut Mis- I."r,'fr i"rrr and y
nupn- uf Mr. ".ror-i"u" "I ''"'
part IN the altar. Ech"Ar~.u> NH ""
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BRIDGEPORT BOND ISSUE
CARRIED BY SMALL Vote

Bridgeport voters yesterday approved
the $4,000 bond issue for school
gymnasium but II was by n rather small
majority kirkwood precincts went
strong for the bonds and they carried
every precinct with the exception OF +.
With the BroOkside precinct missing at
two o'cloc kthis morning the bonds had
a ma jority Of $50 and Brookside's vote
will add to that materially. The vote
nv nrcCinctS vaS as follows:
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Opens with Parade.

The program on IN" athletic field wl,l
open with a parad" # the east around
the grounds and Will be followed h.
q military dance babies flag dance
and the Indians corn dance. The page
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SENATOR SUTHERLAND. REPRE-
SENTATIVE RoSENBLOOM AND
SENATOR REED ARRIVE
MONDAY
Great Ovation For Three Successful
campatgrers returned Victors IN
Primaries
NV CHARLES BROOKS SMITR)

Washington, d G. Aug S.-Three vic
cors Of the recently held party primaries
-sturred 70 their Offices on capitol Hill
N time % ring up the t:mc-clock Mon
,iav morning. They were Senator How
ard Sutherland and Representative Ben
,.-,ir l RoScnbluoD Of West Virginia.
and the picturesque Senator lin Reed
~ Missouri. The latter arrived sunday
evening from the NisSoIr! battle Acids
aand was met by q large party o;
friends who did not need the Inspiring
strains OF brass band g. GmCork their
enthusiasm Senator and Mrs. Reed
landed IN Union Station IN the midst Of
;, arnoisey hurrah.
, Senator Sutherland came from his
's home at Elklns. arriving early Monday
- morning and went dircc' 70 his offices
IA the Senate building. and was found
. ISere when his devoted clerical force ar
~ived % start the weeks work They
hucw he was coming. however. and had
;. dGt'ed up the Offices with flags. pictures
aud flowers Rrsidcs these evidences
II thoughtCulness and celebration or
:. lie part os his loyal STAFF. he found
~ SsttacEs Of kilograms and letters piled
ht.h upon his desk. He lost no tims
--+-+Z-.ng into the ep!S'olary mass. III
Kant the day working At that job
ErrnyinC himself only 20 the most N
Inmate friends who called 10 personally
hEer their congratulations.
Ben Also Celebrates
Over across the Capital Plaha IN tbs
Giouse Office building a similar sc"n'
s,yas enacted with the r0Scy and Cen!a
f2eprescntat!ye Bcni l.. Roscnhloom. Of
1.-The Wheeling district. as tn" center O
ATTRACTION. good feeling and felicjtation
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srpr1I1cANs OF WASHINGTON
DISTRICT CONDEMN LAUGH
LIN POLITICS
Enthusiastic Meetings Heid-c"ndlo"'y
OF Rosenbloom Endorsed

''''ee'.'S 81. .,,,,...r.f.,,, 70 lee. held 1t
"rF|I.' Sue ,,hs~,rs;on respectively.
hNn,'"e 90" - WOW. selected a; mlg!s-
on August ~ ...,... b,,l in ,hr various
ter!ai mass - las, NIGH,
d!StCicts."' ONO 'N"'''' .,
No Other matters th2n ''' N''', ~
~ DELEGATES were taken un n 'n'>' o.
,bo districts but IN WASh.r-i"1 "'Ntr'v'
49, Pa,uhltran meeting adopted tire l"I-
ia,,.,,, -ss,l,;t;nn.
"Vn,o,y.t tina. We tho Republican
,.o,srs ~ Washington district. hereby
condemn the hiuj Of politics riN>e" ny
,:oor-e A Iauuh,:u.'
tbs resolution. IL IS understood. was
80 ~oe.r,, - the charge chat i.2uEhNn
.,,re.,.1 W. - M,CIu-;iry ST. 2" be
80, .,rI.trtr. for the ~'a'N senate.
w.. 49,, s,,.,...,~.rr another man tor the
O. ..,,,s.,,
4 .rL. U.asr,,.r..o.. district E"n"at.carS
"a -, ,.-l,--s4 The .@trI:Sacv Of E"",uTi1
- r,nn,., r,r congress and pledged
~ s,,,,,rt
-, ,r. meetings. were We" at-
crNr,i,s,;, Indicating
ii enc" ..o,,,.....,,- g~or, Ohio couniy
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DEMOCRATS
Madison District

= J. Mckinley. rh%!rma". I"u'"1 -
- r,,.,,. secretary. DelcgaicS--F. p.
w.Erl, : " Moves. =. J. Mckinley. T.
y Fnulk Raymond Fnliand. Phil K
Mood. Mrs Alberta Srhrad"r. pr. W. r.
II ra.awru. Miss Ida Prince. G. T.
Rurhanuan. E Il. H"wiH. pr, H. r
SYtllers. Z E Ewing. J. T. Goodwin, w
n Mcclure and Mrs. Walter Bloom
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..r,..,ry nrlrrat"S--H. g
r,,lcn ! q. Hcaru,. Y \ Chew Fl. q.
yj,ffn,an =. \. O'Erc.'. Cart q. Sen
u.It. carl -. Rachma"m. /. lscnhers'
r. r. GLASS. &. $. Honccbrr. os"rh But
Ter, ohm +. Rcd. {. rrc"@@. T. G. Mot
yat Angus, Hockahrand. + IL Flowers
II. ". GracIc. L. VI. Addi"man. J. =
Mc,,urdy. Z Il. Miller. F. G. Miller. ST.
George McCauslaud John + Cartef'
charles Se.ber;. l.. .. NcrmNIUn. EiZ'e
H.wman~. George Hand ErnJ"m'"
i..s,,h. George Gouth"r, Harry N'n"",S
calvin Greer. Fred Hall ana ,.
. f.g'rI
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Collects S1O8.57
In a Few Weeks

On May 9th Mr. Covn suffered injuries when the wagon ne
was driving struck by street car throwing HIM from h
vehicle and seriously njurng his horses After being disabled
for almost eleven weeks he made application and secured
$1OS57 from The Wheeling Intelligencer
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Hope is tn DEAN of man awake.
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Madison District
Cray District

WV'.a-r SrN;h, CHI .r'Un-. nc''Sates--
Harry SlrIurN William Tc"v. Mrs,
James Verso. SGr UuUphrto1 H"C N"u.
mann. W,l,i1m TUrH"". Andrew Long.
William rr,l-. Prof. Norman Schockrr.
Chester e. Thompson. James -. Rich
ards. AeNhv Jackson GeOrg" II Phil
Inns Harry ScvhO,d
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Union District.

J " C.mu1!ns. chai~war' chart" :
2F'arr,r,H. secretary. Delegates :. W.
AC-,,rr,r W = Beckett. Charles rIan-
Rntran Mrs Henrietta Eomtn". II. {.
Richards. r, s. Rom!G", Mrs. l. q. RIP
ms Mrs. II r Corroran. 2. \. Schiller.
.pav!d Powell. George Crumb0ck"r and
Herman Zw!cEcr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-09

WebSter DISCr1cG
DeleEates--William Nolte. Feter Sell
yer William Wier, John NJ. Garden
August 3. Frohme, william Barth 1. b
Corrlgan. William Hall Theodore WaG'
ncr and Frank Wendell.
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District
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-09

Washington DISTRICT
DeleEaies-J. J. Conit:. Alan Garden
Fred Dreihors;. William l.. Brice. Geo
J. Na,htson. J. =. Case. J. Fl. Schaffer
George Baird, Frank Register. August
Trabert. T.. u. Conner. Bernard Kaiser
Mrs. Laura NJ Body and Miss Caroline
BrandfaSS.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-07-16

The jewels of the shah of Persia which are worth millions of dollars, are guarded by 50 armed men.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-07-16
engineer.

engineer.
 H. L. Fenner has been appointed shift boss at Davision I.
 Wm. Taylor has been appointed shift boss, Division T.
 Jas. s. Stewart, shift boss, Division ', has been transferred to Division 6 as shift boss.