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SUGAR

New York. April 27.--Therc Was
more activity in the local raw %uga.
market today and prices were ~ cents
higher: tubas ON thu spot and for May
shipment are now quottd at Pa cents
cost and freight. equal TO ;4.ll for CEN
irifugal. while Porto Rcos and Philip
pine islands are @.?S. There were sales
If about "Q.0V0 bags Of tuhas ail"at
and $4,000 bags OF May shipment: S.
600 bags nr Porto RicnS, and 1000 bags
Of philippine islands at quoted prices.
TIL" raw sugar futures market WAS
Grnrr on scattered covering and re-
ncwcd buying for outsid" account.
rroInpicd Ivy the iirmneSs "f IA" spot
market At best prices showed ad-
y,ncrs or To points but ;h"r" was
\ partial reaction near the close under
protlt taking and final quotations w"r"
UNCHANGED to six points not higher.
May s. so: July &c; Srpttmhcr 2sl;
rrcrmbcr c95.
The market FOR refined was !irm"r and
rriccs UNCHANGED to ten points higher.
Finc granulatcd now Is quoted from
;5.n5 TO $50 There was better IN
ouirv for both domestic and expert ac-
count
Refined futures nominal; May $50;
| Univ -; September $40.
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u. S. Boys Who Served -
With Allies Get Preference

Washington. D. c., April 81, 1879
Under a ruling OF the United States
Civil Service Commission today, cats.
Gems Of the United States who serves
I'm the forces Of the Allies during the
World War will be given preference IN
appointments TO civil service positions.
Heretofore. the preference has EXTENDED
only to those who served in the Ameri.
can forces to their widows, and to their
wives under certain conditions.
In authorizing this extension OF the
preference. the Civil Service Commits
sion states that consideration IS given
to the fact that service in the forces OF
tho Allies was in comon cause. and
for n considerable time under COM
mander-in-chief: that is. after March
%, 1918. when Marshal Foch was placed
In command of all the allied forces.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE

New York. April 27.-Butter steady.
receipts e.2l5. Creamery extras ('1
scored 30i4 q 39'k.
Eggs un+sctilcd receipts 1858; fresh
gathered extra tirstS @7T o7is do nrsts
"ii: n IS: storage packed extra hrsts :"
T2Si.: do frsts g. L.: New Jersey mem
merry whites, extra fancy candled SeIec-
Tons 81; do uncandled 349 So; state
nearby and nearby western hennery
whites firsts TO extras 28133; do hen
merry browns. extras BOY; state ana
nearby gathered browns. and mixed coll
ors. flrsts TO extras 25H 2sh.
cheese unsettled receipts asst: state
whole milk flats, fresh specials liz q
17X: do average run 16I @l7: state
whole milk. twins, fresh average run
l6+. Il.
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PITTSBURGH PRODUCE

Pittsburgh. April 2T.-Butter-''reaIn-
cry. prints. 45c: tubs. 44C per pound.
Eggs-FreSh select, "Sc: current re-
ceipts o4N26c per dozen.
cheese - Full cream. 20G22c per
pound
AppIcs-.l}arrels New Yorks, No |
BaldwinS. s7InGIS.nn: No. .. S6.25 n CTS.
Western: Boxes, extra fancy Winesaps,
S275G35n.
Potatoc~l5O-p pound sacks: Names.
t22j4250. New Yorks. $3.50 per sack.
Scw Floridas per barrel, SIauldlng
Rose. N". /. ;6.ooG6.o5: No. .. $500.
Oni"ns-Nrw Texas. per bushel crate.
yellows. so.25: whites. s2.50M 2.T5.
HON" grown. per bundle Of dozen
lunches l0T12lrc.
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NINETEEN

with the evening divided into pertodG.,
Everyone is invited to attend this anAir
but the parents OF the high school stu
dents are especially urged by tho mem.
bcrs of tn" faculty to be present The
now machine shop. which Is considered
one Of the best in the state, Will be
open for inspection. "a,
At $50 the session will close apd
short talks Will be made on educational
subjects by several prominent men. The
members OF the faculty are preparing %
accommodate a large crowd. -, ,
Local RailroadSr Dies J,,ty
George II. Jcwett, prominent Balh"
more and Ohio railroad engineer, died
at his home. No. sO4 Marshall street,
yesterday morning at o'clock. follow
ing an illness OF heart trouble Of the
past few years.
Mr.. Jewett was IS years Of age and
was born and reared In Middlethan. Va.
where he lived until 1903. at which time
lie moved TO this city and had been Nv.
ing here ever since. He was employed
in the capacity Of engineer on the Balti.
more and Ohio railroad for the past
seven years and at the time OF his dsath
he was a member of the Brotherhood
Of Locomotive Engineers.
He is survived by one son, Robert,
aged 10, and one sister. Mrs. Jeanette
Crosby. Of Midlothian. Va. Funeral
services are as yet incomplete. - "
Union Track Team ProgrssStnGay
The members Of the Union high schook
track team have been practicing ersRy
evening for the past week. Coach Has
gcrty has been running the boys throu0os
stin practice each evening after schocf
and reports much progress With the
team. This is new sport for the To-
calls and they hope to turn out team
that will enter the annual track ana
field meet in Wheeling next month.
Completed Repairs
The crew Of men at work repairing
Marshall street, which was torn up In
order to make repairs on the burSted
water main last week. have completes
their work. 4 large hole was dug tn
the street at the intersection OF Marshall
and Ninth streets and it was necessary
10 fill this in and lay new cement -,~,.
Bsnwood Personals -
Herman LAS is able to be out d1eef
being confined to his home by Illness.
The regular meeting of the Unitoro
Rank OF the Knights OF Pythias WIZ %
held at the lodge rooms on mcAoCsS
street this evening. -
Miss Anna Rogers is able to b out
after a recent illness "a
CLYDE Connell has returned to hiS
; home in Steubenville. after a short ~f1t
with local friends.
Miss Gladys johnson Is able to DO Oh
after being confined to her home @
North Marshall street by illness
! Miss Maize Jones Is confined to hsf
home on South Marshall street oy li'
! ness.
Walter Ianders is recovering from his
recent illness at his homo on Watee
street.
Robert Forrest is able to be out aftef
being connned to his home by illness.
John Pupisic was business visitor II
Wheeling yesterday afternoon. ..-, +.
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RESTRAINING INFLUENCES IN
FINANCE SHOW IN QUOTATIONS.
Virtually Every Branch OF the
List Figures in Extreme De-
clines of One TO Three
Points.

action
Ne" ~ W. ,,o.L exchange
AIRY i"H"'"I"S Wv .',,,.H Today. VIZ
became more AN, ~, list figured
,.,,,. Jcr,,n,-s Of ~ .
IN the tA''e"'" ,"nr,>,,naung L..
points d" "'N''"eS "''
tSH:"oo shares wn.,n effected a
x.n ,a,r..,-., ~ ,.,- loIdsnc~. per-
sistens reports - r,,,n,r,e COM
l"ns ~ 'he ,'''' -, r,,,r.,hl.. aspects
mission anu Vie 49,, SITUATION we're
IN the "'''' NV ,,,.-.,Iri,,,, int,uca.rS
among the "': ., t,y,r,l,l, how.
railroad ca. "A ost,-n and Atch-
ever. both Nor'"'N 'n,., ...,,,,s
ASoi' Suo S,,rstnut.u revival o;
Despite inc ',,, ,r,,, trade. Cos
aet'SttF III t.' ,-,,I,, dealt w!ih tho
SIP IN ,',,o. 49,. ,ur.uu- prominent
ufHtu""" -, I'm, I'm, e industry.
co@ SOUP. - m, ,,;.,,.ls aud equipments
,,,L,r ,,rr.>urr. a. were also ut:i-
i,ics ,obacr"S, food NH"''a'''SS "''-
n"r,'''Uu ,ic oils wcrn r"mrararr'''y
~, N,>,,Y,r> aud kiadrrd
stea"F' '" ';,,, .,.,b.,;nral losses.
sn"feS r,r,,h
' ." 80, the
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WILL TOUR EUROPE

Mr.. and Mrs. John Adam Blum. Sr,
and John Adam Blum. Jr.. filed applicas
ton with L. S. Clerk John II. Conrad
Yesterday for passports TO visit Europe:
They will leave New York on June n
on board the S. 8. Rotterdam and viii
spend six months abroad visiting the
British Isles. France. Belgium, Swttxer-
land, Italy and Germany.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York, April .'.-ForelEh
change easy; Great Britain
442I. cables 4y42n; sixty day bills on
hanks 40: France. o"iMhu
90 hIes o opla ltaIv demand 5.S2 =
cohlss 532 Belgium. demand S4Sl4
cohIsa go Germany, demand .35As ;
rsbiss 35n Holland, demand 1906;
cabIos gy08 Norway, demand 1890.
sysdo, demand $3.50. Denmark, de-
mand LEO. Switzerland, demand 1870,
spain demand 1888. Greece. dernahu
4.4S; Poland, demand .02H. Czecho-oto,
vakIa, demand 1875. Argentine oen'afu
$500. Brazil. demand 1915. Mon'rea'
aS% Rumania. o.1"; Jugo-SlaSla,
O.37;!; Austria, 0.o13h; Finland l''' z
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STANDARD G. 4 z.

Thr pamphlet report OF tn" S'an1""
f;,. & Electric Company has JUST poem
;svucl IT," report states tnat III"
-, rrirrs wrr" ~" largest III 'hc ron-
r:,uy'= history and that IN" "H'!""k '"r
~ urcSCu, ycIr IS mos: encouraging
~, .o,,l income in 1921 amounted to
e. 81" 80. acairi-t $:.l53. son III IN" pre-
, ...,- ,oar Nd eurn,us after preferred
Al, ,drr,l~ sl.rSO9Nl. as compared with
S-,G6S5 IN ,@%o
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.eEAv IN RANKS EXPECTED

IT:rshurrh. Anrl - - r'Gmt"wn TO
ports ,ha. The Ar>,r" :" got harh I" work
n the ron.rri"n mines is increasing
orI , rons.dcrahl" break IN III" ranks
o.. "a. strikers is expected within IN"
rr>i rcw days \ number Of miners
who have h.rn ill, reported for work
,rL;,,. ;t various mines in the region.
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VAST BUFFALO LIVESTOCK

Eae, Runalo Y Y. April Cat
rc--Rccripts. IS: strong.
C,lvcs-E Receipts. 400; steady at 3".n0
Na.5o.
HnSs-Rcr"ipts. 7.1on: steady. Heavy,
slO.75ull.o0: mixed. Sl1.10T ll.%a; york
IRIS. light do. and pigs. sll25: T"uEh$,
50 On. stays s4.0nNr 80
Sh"op and limbs -- Receipts, COO;
steady. Unchanged.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE

chicago. April o1.-Butt"r higher:
creamery extras 3Sh: nrSts 34i2 u 81 = {:
r"c"nds 22i II 33i=: standards 3Slt.
Eggs. lower; recenpts 29.766 cases;
Rrsts 23@r@4l.: ordinary firsts ga "?i9 :
miscellaneous. 23M@3i:; storage packed
extras. @6a. storage packed tlrsts, Is.
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PITTSBURGH LIVESTOCK

Pittsburgh. April MISUNDERSTANDING,
200: steady. TIcavieS. $1,000; heavy
workers. and pigs. sl1.2J n 1l.35.
sheep and Labs - Receipts 1900:
steady Top sheep. $3.50; top lambs,
s1575.
ralv"s-Ecce!pts. 15n stendv. Top,
$1,000
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has agreed to transport oil for the Pure
oil interests from Gulf port t" tho
lure OIL refinery near Philadelphia or
to an alternate Atlantic port, upon the
completion Of the Hure OH pipe line
from McXia TO tho Gulf.
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p.crEp HIDES ACTIVE

chicago. April Either" is c"nsid-
c-,rlo activity in tho big packer hide
market Sales Of April sailing heavy
native steers. have amounted /" about
900 Of en- his or over. at nc r~
counl compared with'l3lac in March
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CINCINNATI LIVESTOCK

Cincinnati, April c7.--lIoCs. receipts
500: slow. steady to Gv" and Il r"His
higher lIeavie-s 1870 1885; packers
and butchers l075Fnl0S5
Cattle. receipts 700: steady.
Calves. slow and lower. +0nGS.5n
sheep. receipts 700; steady; lambs
steady.
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LIBERTY BONDS

Now York. Arril "7.---Lihrrty bonds
closed: as. sa9.42: first ~. saa,9+;
second fs. soo63; first as. 1924;
second A.. =. s2972: third 4.'S. ;99.92;
fourth ai.'s. saa.92: Victory ~ s.
slOo.0e; Victory 4a.'s. slo0.6f.
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rE.pcoAI PLANTS TO RESUME

,'Iar,"nl Iron Company announces
tha. ON May - - NJ r"Sum" opera
,iur~ nr - E"yn" Guy and N"wh"rry
,M:.hl plants. n addition /" III" lager
,.,ar,. ~ Maus;,Imr and Marquette,
wl:,.lr arc NOW operating.
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RAISES
COST Of STEEL
Nothing Resembling Scarcity
in Steel Evident or
Expected.

N.H York. \pr.i 18th" Iron Age
j., :,s weekly summary Of the iron anu
steel trade. viii SAY:
The fnr.rth week Of ~" coal StE'k"
has brought 40 important chang" In the
rate Of steel production. IL blast fur-
mace operations there are some cross
currents. In III" East two smaller mer-
chant furnaces have blown out and an
r;hcr is short Of coke. Against thiS IS
tn. blowing In or "a Large Youngstown
furnace. IA" expected starting or 1
Wh,r!un. y. j and 4 Midland. IA. stack
AID III" probable. blowing IN or a ihcT-
cham furna,r" In the chicago district
yoke OuirU; ~ the tonnc!!svilie dis-
,rir' vas cut down furtE"" last week
a. about - per cent If mat FOR inc
.ts. week In March. bur there - Htt!e
u,',I,. uu.nn2:nr "f idle mon. May = ~
M, d.t- now considered likely I" marx
=, turning point IN the situation. seeing
.'iar 20 St~:kr h,u"titS are promised L"
r.u"r~ i"Irlrsr m" union. and that many
ill. iv"n HAY" expressed u desire 10 re
.uru - work
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N, Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

wh..!;r.. W Va. \rriI - =
FURNISHED IN. In:el'iGencer ~ {.
Aasten & Co. members New ., Lorx RAW
a w va Sldg. .-
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Wheeling. W. Va. April -. 20.
Furnished The Intelligence by A.
Masten, IL Co, members New YORK SlocA
exchange. second floor National Llama
-, n 4 Bldg
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N. Y. CURB MARKET

Wheeling. W Va. April -. %
Furnished The Intcillgsnccr by 4.
Nnsten & Co. members New YORK STOCK
Exchange. Second floor National BanH
~ " Va Bldg
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STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

WH-.4.us. ". VI. A;rli =. II.
furniSi;rd lnc lurr,lI:cu"cr by A. r.
Ma$tru 4 10. nIrIuberS New "rk Ht"ca
S.achan-;a SECOND floor Natoa"l Nanh
o. ". VA. bldg.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Wh""iinE. W. M. NiGt' -. -
Furnished The inicli!ccncer by A. r
NaStrn d Co. members New York St0cl
Exchange. second floor National Bank
- ~ Va bldg
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PETROLEUM

oil city. Pa. April eI.-Credit bal
ances s3.25. Runs 7I.6l7: average ST.
92l. Shipments 7o.724: average 5l.lS6.
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BUTTER AND EGGS.
N. Y. COTTON MARKER


Wur.i.u:. ". "a. Ar:;l -. =
Furnished The lntrric"nr"r 10y ~ T..
Nast,u \ Co . u"rnl,'' sew OK Stnrn
r.A,hauIr. $o,"ud floor NatiOna. BanH
" " Va EidE.
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drawing on Stocks

t., ,.nrc. "l:.. Curl supplies sou" biaS'
'.fri.I,., tributary - TIA" ''""n"t!SN'H"
i.,.'r.r' a." running their h'"wnr "A'
..rrs rlyr,. ..1DWl, and are max nE I"w"-
,t;n!"i> However, steel output iS less
l}T"N'rd ~! producers ar" using NOR"
rap ard drawing on d''umu.a area
.,ncH. 90 uiE iron.
some mis- are taking "u n"R orders
y IN i, lat" delivery prom So aah most
g." them arc booked f"r several ""HNS
ahead Thus. WITH consumers S""HiAE
g., buy rrr prompt shipment "r tying 80
speed NJ deliveries on contracts, price
advances are named wht>n IN fact Apply
To- 4 relatively small portion o. going
business
ru>;nr o: coal - Pittsburgh and
N"MnrSiuwn interests in Southern NrS'
y.rr,ula. VIRGINIA and kentucky h"'ds
las been on a arg $'a'". AMI IN adu'
10, 20 the freight for th"S" '"nC hau's'
m'nr prices have advanced. ~ I" 4" eN-
tom, ~. strike is advancing the cost
rr making iron and s'ee'.
III. cases is which /. 40 cents or more
: pad for p.;lt-s. shapes and bars are
.xrrrunns and the ;onnag"s arc not
large.
Considerable shee: business has been
;oh.r! q, tn. recent ;,dvan"" "f So per
tom Automobile and automobile parts
makers, for the frs; time in the moro
,nan eighteen months ar" going 1"
PITTSBURGH % cXpcd!t" deliveries
No Concern Felt
S,..,- thar consumers Of ~t"e, :tr"
,-.,,,r1,y we'll covered. h" present Ni'-
n.,.f,,, ha-rjny AN unexpected turn IN
.h,. coal strike. - creating NtiIe CON
,.,.ru regarding either prices or SnppH'S'
NOTHING resembling a S'""' scarcity ~
expected. AMI conservative influences
ar much !" "N.'"n'c'
lrpur;A!, independent steel c"mNan-
ica are sill! ,hnwing deficits and some
nr these " IL pcrs!s; through the ss'ohn
uuartr"
Fabricated steel lettings for the past
week. inrlud.ug transmission towers
Tor FurmuSa. are less than hail OF 'n"Sr
Of the week preceding or between 30
and ~ per cent OF shop capacity
Win the expected chicago North
western letting of 40 cars the total
for the week Will l." 6iNo. tn" S"n'h-
err; Pacific order WAS for @oo0 and mo
t'hrs,pcakr Il OHIO bought lT"9. Apart
from ra!.r,vad buying. new business IN
steel shows 4 considerable failing OIL
Preceding the recent adNan"" Of PIG
iron :, 81 n chicago. there Wa very
heavy hulInr n Mat district. on" NOR
,.!auI haL.aE ao,d lIh.nOn Tons. IRON
,,a, s,ni be had cher" At 81. although
SOME. sellers ar" asking ". IhI"us"-
nut N. East and IN the llitSohrGh an"
Ol.n territories th"r" has n"' II a E"'-
oral advance " 5" on fouhnrE ana
mail"ahic grades and s. higher on h"&ic
na, !,,.rn established by - ST." ~ i"."'"
-. .,l
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LOCAL STOCKS

Wheeling. w Va. April -. -.
Daily nuota ton list wheeling S'Hch
r1chance Compiled for The lntell
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PRODUCE MARKET

Wheeling, W. Va, April g.. %
BIZ r. BACHMAEN 4 Suns
FRIlTA
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PROVISION MARKET
khLSA M
RkNi.,I,'

Whc'i.u.. v. Va. April -. -.
lEy BEj TER EROTiiE!,HJ
FRESH MEAT.
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WEINBERG
H~ York STOCK Exehsa4S
aostor stoek 1xchS1SO
CHICAGO hoard Of 9faAa
l1ttsburgh stock XxshaA6S
Few Yo1k Curb AAxS~
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WHEELING LIVE STOCK

Wheeling, W. Va. April -. %.
.r,ILl $50. W. SI'tN n ,'IJAl 80
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urra ll3cN Low '."s"
Imperial Valley press., 1922-01-10
SWEETHEART OF GAMBLER Il
HELD IN DEATH OF RUM

Mrs. Bernice Law, model sweet
heart of Richard J. Roland, banker
of a chain of gambling dens near Bos-
ton. Mass, and lessee of the Kingston,
Mass. Inn. Rowland is held in con-
nection with the murder of Edwin
Gardener, alleged rum-runner Gard
ener on his death bed accused Row
land of "framing" him. Mrs. Law,
who is being questioned by the police
lives in Cambridge.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-01-10

Honor of serving as police and fire
commissioner of Cumberland, Nd, re-
Gently was refused by Mrs. Anna NJ.
Cleave, who was elected to the post
by the mayor and city council. The
reason for declining the office was
press of household and other duties.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-01-10

The latest addition to the list OF
English women to go into business
is Lady Henry Bentwick, who has
opened an exclusive small shop for
the sale of hand-painted furniture.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-01-10
CMaesNo17hM7
LEST YOU FORGET

Plan now to spend an enjoyable ev-
ening Wednesday at the Masonic Hall.
Music by Bob Larson's Jazz orchestra.
VIOLIN STUDIO-Miss Marie Jen.
kins, instructor Cor. 9th and Olive.
Mr.. TOdd's Music Studios
Are at GA Olive. Phone 466-W.
Table d'Hote Dinner 81 per
cover-Hotel Barbara Worth.
Special T-Bone Steak Dinner
wv
Imperial Valley press., 1922-01-10

An unusual occurrence has been re-
ported from an Ohio farm where an
eve gave birth to five perfectly form
ed lambs, all of which are living and
healthy.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-01-10
Wool Middies At Half

WHAT IS BETTER for school wear
wool MILDLY? Always so neat and con
in Navy and Red Wool Serges and Fla
price. Sizes for women, too.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-01-10

A naturalist pleads with women to
cease wearing furs during the sum-
mer at least, because fur-bearing ami
mails are being destroyed so rapidly
that in thirty years there will be prac-
tically none left.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-01-10
Kindling Wood cheap. Vale,
Lumber Co.

Millionaire clubmen acted as stokers
on Swedish liner bound for New
York when the regular crew of fire
men struck for higher wages.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-01-10

For Pure Distilled Water. call 7s-W,
Coca Cola Bottling Works. 126 S. Bird
street, half block south from Main
street toward Standard and Union
Oil Station.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-01-10
VIOLIN STUDIO-Miss Marie /
A NOTE OF DISTINCTION

People of refinement and taste ma
turally seek the best. Larson's Jazz
orchestra will be at your service We'd
nesday evening at the Masonic Hall
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-12-15
PESSIMIST LIFTS HIS VOICE
World Surely Is in a Bad Way, or
This Writer'S Liver is Out
of Order.

Strike and the world strikes with
you, work and you work alone; our
souls are ablaze with the apathy craze,
the widest ever was known.
Groan and there'Il be chorus.
Smile and you make no hit, for we've
grown long hair and we preach de-
spair and show you ii daily fit.
Spend and the gang will cheer you,
save and you have no friend, for we
throw our bucks to birds and ducks
and borrow from all who'll lend.
Knock and you'll be a winner Boost
and you'll be frost; for the old sane
ways of the pre-war days are now
from the program lost.
Strike and the world strikes with
you, work and you work alone. for
we'd rather yell and raise blue HI
than strive for an honest bone-Roy
X. Moulton in the New 4ofk Eve
ming Mail
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-12-15
SWAMP ROOT FOR
KIDNEY AILMENTS

There is only one medicine that really
stands out pre-eminent as medicine for
durable ailments CT the kidneys, liver and
bladder.
DR.. Kilmer's Swamp Root stands the
highest for the reason that it .has proven
to be just the remedy needed in thousands
upon thousands Of distressing cases.
Swamp-Root makes friends quickly be,
cause its mild and immediate eject is
soon realized in most cases. 1t is a gem
tie, healing vegetable compound
Start treatment at once. Sold at all
drug stores in bottles Of two sizes, medium
and large.
However, if you wish first to test this
great preparation send ten cents to DR.
Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N: Y, for a
sample bottle. When writing be sure and
mention this observation-disclosures
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-12-15
Police to Check Highway Defects

On the, theory that an ounce of pre-
yention is worth pound of cure the
District Of Columbia has selected a
given road territory on which patrol
nten have been placed, whose duty it
Is to locate highway defects and report
the same immediately.
Just as soon as reported, the dam
age is repaired.
While the patrolmen in the District
of Columbia are not specifically called
upon to furnish information to df&ass,
yet this service naturally folloS fin
the performance of their duties.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-12-15
Papa's Golf STOCKINGS.

Father, brilliant in striped golf
stockings, was off for a day with the
family at the Van CORTLAND links. He
was complacently self-conseious. Eight
year-old Ethel was fretfuI and nerv-
Gus. Several people in the subway
car were smiling. Suddenly Ethel
piped, Mamma, can't have some new
stockin's like papa. / wanna look like
a zebra, too" ],
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-12-15
His ouaintness.

Something powerful queer about
Josh Juckett,". said resident of
Grudge. He got back day before yes
terday from a weeks stay in Kansas
City. Last night me and him went to
the picture show and saw Harold
Lloyd comedy. And, actually, Josh
never said word about how much
funnier it was when he saw it with the
original cast up to Kay See. kansas
City Star. ,