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INSPECT SUNDAY.
MAGNIFICENT HOME.
ROOMS, ? BATHS.

2 ACRES.
Well built home. all modern Improvements:
rec. hall. 7x45 TT; open fireplace. parior; lss
It; pantry. 1ox12 tt; kitchen, 14x24 IT,. por-
celan sink. hot and cold water. coal and gas
ranges. stationary tubs. cupbosrds. storm torn
large bedrooms 1axls IT. and 15x24 IT.:
closets, one with dressing room s two complete
walls steam heating plant Gamer; Rad. Coz.
All rooms light and airy; loft. ceiling:
floors and siding. 40 IT. Of porch no IT.
wide), on three sides. also covered rear porch.
9x1s TT; tin roof. cutters. downspouts;
scal Ss AG..f dug E x. ''Gss
lighting system: garage, 1920 IT,; up-to-
date chicken house. 4oxso; loft wide
.sas .sad. 'a1s. sres. e's shrubssry aover. fruit.
peaches. apples, pears, plums. cherries apri-
cots. walnuts and pecans. berries grapes.
Located at Vienna. Va. near . two car lines; mes
elevation. To reach by auto, cross Chain
Bridge, keep straight to Vienna. cross trolley
tracks to Pleasant ST.. turn right. so about
18th and Pa ave line to Pleasant st, vienna.
then cross pike, walk about two blocks.
owner occupant. Mr.. MADISON wHIPPLE.
Property an d Al condition Fspressn'atiye sn
til TIL ssrI. Price. SIS ESQ: terms. $500 cash.
500 per month, including everything. The
price and terms are exceptional. II you want
a beautiful. modern suburban home, don't fail
to see this at once. Will stand closest in
spection by architect contractor or builder as
to materials and construction. Photo at
ONCE.
WALTER O'HARA,
Exclusive Agent.
! Specialize b Nearby virginia.
Main 1928. 1909 Il NV.
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INvEsTMENT PROPERTY.

FINE RENTING ,DIsTRICT-OwNER OF l7sO
Mass ave. has instructed US to make immedi-
ate sale of his large. imposing white stone
residence. which will easily lend itself 10
remodeling into high grade apartments; lot has
Soft. frontage to wide alley, with garage for
four cars. Surrounded by people of wealth. re-
nnement and culture. this property offers an
ideal location. GLOVER & FLATHER, I37
18th at.
WANT INVESTMENT PROPERTY SHOW
ing good rent return: property must be In
comparatively good repair: nothing too old
considered. Prefer store property. Limit
around 10000: Can pay cash. Address Box
1S2D. Star oftice.
Yielding I2H9o Net.
Brick property. block 18th and Park road /;
GLOVER & FLATHER.
1877 18th st.
WE RECOMMEND:
Apartment house containing 3 apartments.
rooms and bath each. r St; 0,5O0;
$1,000 cash. Rent, $l05 monthly.
Corner property on G st. NV, occupied by
one of the grocery chain stores; h.-wh. and
elect. large stare: L. rooms baths. Rental
2.676 PEE var. Price. $4,000.
Large brick property on Pa. ave. NV: store
and rooms on first floor: 2 nats above Of 5
rooms and bath each; h.-w.h.. gas; no leases
Rental. $1s2.5O per month. Price. $16.5OO.
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO COMPANY,
a14 New York Ave Franklin 691s
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Near 18Th snd Maryland ave. ne-a-storr
brick. g rooms and bath; latrobe heat no
alley. Price. So $50
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On 18Th 81. ne. south OF MARYLAND ave
o-story brick. rooms Price, s., 600
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7-ROOM HOME, 1 ACRE.

ONLY $500.
Near Fairfax Court House. Va: parlor, liv-
ing room. dining room. kitchen; 3 large bed
rooms: front and rear porches; pump
porch: 43-ft. well. 80 bearing fruit trees;
beautiful shade and shrubbery; grapes; go
rage: chicken house: good. comfortable home
on good road don't fail to this. BY auto.
go ont Chain Bridge road to Fairfax Court
House. turn right on Little River turnpike and
go 2la miles. Property formerly a part of
Brice farm, occupied by Mr.. James. Inspect
any time. Price. $500; terms, $500 cash;
bal. monthly.
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REAL BARGAIN.
Five-room house. newly papered and rsinted:
gas, bath; large lot; vacant. 50, 15O; $500
cash. $40 per month.
See H. c. MAYNOR,
361o 33rd ST., Mt. Rainier, Md.
Phone Hyattsville Ex. 3o3-W.
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ACRE: CHEVY CHASE: BRoOkVILLE RI.
SIS .joh: rooms and Lath: or.n fireplace:
2 porches: fruit and shade trees large rooms.
glass inclosed porch: garden planted: chicken
house fine wafer: convenient Ia cars: garage
two cars: screened: newly painted and deco
rated. easy terms occupancy. Phone OWN
ER K-nsingtun lT-R
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FOR RENT-WAREHOUEES.
LARGE WAREHOUSE. APPLY sl7 sT.

TWO WAREHOUsEs, BRICK. FOR SALE Oh
spectiveiy: electric elevator; 1bl0-1Sle Eck.
ington place NE, opposite B. 4 o. fseight
yard. Apply Room sos. International bldg.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR aALE-gsoatinaed.
LOT IN BON AIR, VA.

~ '1lN DNS4N EA4N1 "a
Main Falls Church road. about one mile from
Bai:ston. 2 LOTS, fronting on roads; size
114xl9S. containing more than one-half acre:
high elevation. splendid drainage. large shade
trees; about one fourth mile from veitch Sum-
NIT sta. (Wash.-va. Ry.) Price. $3.50. Terms
$50 cash. $50 q month Sign on property.
66 MILTON AVE,
CLARENDON, VA.
PRICE, $3.50.
Section Of new homes; well built; rooms;
BATH concrete cellar: stationary tubs: hot
water heat; gas water heater: new coal range:
electricity. electric pump for water: septic
tank; lot about 100 IT, front by 125 deep;
shrubbery. fruit; garden: chicken h9n.e; Nv.
pantry: kitchen: splendid bedrooms: closets:
bath, 8 pieces; front porch: newly painted out
side: close to school. cars. bus line. stores
churches: splendid location. To inspect. phone
for keys Vacant Immediate possession
Terms $500 cash, balance $72. so per month, In
cludes everything. No trusts to renew. Own
er. leaving city. must sell; has made these
splendid terms.
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SACRIFICE.

SACRIFICE.
Vienna on the Hill Top.
3 acres. garden lawn and fruit: two blocks
to electric car line: only one hour to WASH
ington. Eight large comfortable rooms. We
will convince you that this IL q real sacri-
fee the part of present owner. who must
sell on most favorable terms offered, within
next ten days. II you are looking for q bar
gain here is your opportunity.
F. C. GOODSOW COMPANY.
729 18Th st. NV Main 3O7
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FOR COLORED.

NEAR 1;h AND d S.E.-6 ROOMS AND
hath; furnace garage. Price. $500: easy
terms.
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NEAR COR. Iith AND COL. ROAD.
Owner has adv sed TO Offer for immediate
sale and possession attractive 3-story pressed
brick home. rooms and tiled bnth: h.w. h..
cleo: hardwood fgo:s with deep lot 10 alIey
Price. sio.5eo. Terms. $3.50 cash. balance
arranged This is exceptional value for
the locality and should be seen At once.
I0SS3l2
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Each Of the above is bargain
UNION REALTY CORPORATION.
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"HIGHLANDS OF THE POTOMAC'-PAR-
ties interested in beautiful home sites situated
on high ground. near cars. are invited to in
spect development now in progress. Take
Cabin John car to Jewett st. and walk up Jew
EFT st. through center of property. For prices
and terms see w. r. JACKSON, Mgr, 5424
Conduit I'd Cleye. 4S3.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

FOR ExCHANGE-50 BEAUTIFUL LOTS
for city or suburban home: lots ready to build
on, with sewer. water and gas. $500 each.
Trade one or more. Apt. 21, 1921 California
Evening star., 1922-06-10

BEST PAYING CORNER IN SUBURBS. CON
tanning three stories and apartments: cheap
with reasonable terms Address Box 233- F..
Star office. Ia
VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS. on THE MAIN ST.
overlooking Aurora Hills: Groom and bath
bungalow. with electric range House is Of
the finest In this section and less than one
year old Hardwood floors in living rooms.
tiled bath. bedrooms; must be seen to be
appreciated. Purchaser must have So, 100 cash.
balance At S45 per month. Address Box 314-
E, Star office. H.
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FOR SALE. To CLOSE AN ESTATE - AN
tract Of a2.7s acres. lying south
Of Concord avenue; between 2nd and 9TH SITS.
NV; intersected by Kansas ave-. 1ngraham.
Jefferson SITS. Concord ave. paved and curbed
from 1st to 4th St This tract will subdivide
into about 200 city lots. Ripe for develop
ment. The Capital Traction Takoma branch
passes 1t at Kennedy and 3rd SITS. Call and
see blueprints ard get full particulars as to
terms Phone Main 4osS ELIJAH e.
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FOR SALE-APARTMENTS.

FOR SALE-APARTMENTS.
THE KENsINGTcN, APT. NO. 3-FIVE
rooms and bath. porch, electricity. gas: i'm
mediate possession; excellent condition
throughout Columbia 1868. IL
APARTMENTS-ETGHT FOUR ROOM AND
bath each; especially well built; desirable
downtewn oo section; couple o can occupy and
Address Box 320.E. Star ONCE.
DEsIRABLY LOCATED BETWEEN 18th AND
10th NV; 81 apartments: room and bath to
8 rooms and bath; rents and operating ex-
penses low. Gross rentals. 50. 800. Moderate
cash payment. attractive terms. Let us submit
details.
UNION REALTY CORPORATION.
Main S4l5. 1410 st. NV.
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs

!, HQF Sc, SIS SLIGO MILL ROAD, EAST OF
- tsast terp. Star Home. Takoma Park. Nd. Next
door Mr., Cant 12s
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OLD CHEVY CHASE list OFF CIRCLE
A most attractive home set amidst beaut .ful
olf shade trees. large lot in a most De.
lghffu location: horse is Of granite ana
shingle construction: rooms and hath ser.
wants room and bath; cement driveway 10 ga
rage. III modern Improvements: must he sees
10 be appreciated. Owner leaving town and
anx'ons 10 sell. For further particulars address
Box Ssh Star office
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BUSINESS PROPERTY
FOR 9AI,E.

TWO SUBSTANTIAL BRICKS. wide front;
stores first floor: apis. above: 7th ST. near
New York ave. NV. west side; can be bought
right: terms arranged. Address Box sl.H
Star office. II
INvEsTMENT-PA. AVE NV, NEAR 18th
Store and apts. above: well rented: lot
possession. Address BOX 7s.H. Star otice. IL
OWNER, REIRTNG FROM BUSINESS. HAS
authorized to dispose of his l2-roc1n mouse,
ness. Price. S13, 900. THE MUNSEY TRUST
CO.. Real Estate Department.
FOR sALE-A FINE BUSINESS ON SOUTH
side q st. between 2nd and 3rd SITS. NV, mid
ssy ef sf i5"1ss i5 feet SaIS Ads.sss .s bo1
office. IL
FOR SALE A DWELLING ON 18th ST.
NV. Of ten rooms and bath. that can be con.
sa o ~ fs.t
great business thoroughfare and this Is the
time to purchase. before a further advance IN
prices. Address Box 130-H. star of1ce II
BUSINESS SITE.
Wonderful location for high-class business
or offices in tho section near 16th and iS: sts;:
would need very little remodeling: wide
frontage: 10 rooms. baths; modern; tne
lowest priced property in this coming nnsi- ms:
ness section. Full information. address BOX
122-H Star office.
10th ST. NV. M. PA STORE WITH
rooms and bath above: semi-detached: large
garage in rear. Price and terms to suit Ask
F. c. GooDNow COMPANY; %,
TO CLOSE An ESTATE-G ST. NEAR 5th
w.-3 dwellings, rooms and bath each: lot
50x10O 10 alley. Asking $27.5 Easy terms
Eve ST.. near llth n.w.-Four dwellings: lot
sOxso. to alley. Bargain at $60.OoO. Terms
Thran n-Sfn ND
Evening star., 1922-06-10

WE HAVE MANY BUYERS FOR CAPITOL
Hill, Brookland and Woodbridge homes. List
your East Washington house with US for 4
quick sale.
East Washington Realty Co.,
Lincoln 1855. 10 sth St. NE. .
P. F. CARLEY
GIT St. NV. Frank 6153.
If your house Is for sale, 1 feel sure
can sell it for you II reasonably priced and
right terms. A trial will convince you. List
and get results.
P. F, CARLEY
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Beautiful house, rooms: open fireplace: ga
rage; attractive grounds; Just OF Conn. ave.
near Circle; one car fare. For sale by owner.
Convenient terms. Address Box 124-H, Star
office. IL
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QUINCY ST NEAR l4th-PRACTfcALLf
NEW. MODERN. R-RooM. COLONIAL. HOME.
IN FINE CONDITION: GARAGE: GOOD BOT:
CHEAPEST HOUSE IN COLUMBIA HGHTS.; I;
OWNER WILL GIVE POSSESSION. PRICE
50. 500. EASY TERMS.
W. 4. DrTALL.
WOODWARD BUILDING.
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- VII III Nj VT 7 LIT MI
owner VIII sell his beautiful home IN Chevy
rhase. d e. House IS Of distinctive Spanish
architecture. consisting Of Q rooms and bath,
sleeping porches. all modern Improvements;
hot-"afer heat: double garage; servants rooin
etc: Situated a most desirable lut rom.
neteler surrounded by wonderful hedge with
pTofTs OIL Of flowers. shrnbh@ry and fruit
trees Of every description. THIS pronerir /,
going {" 10" sold az reasonable prize
For permission IN inspect address Box 81 H
Star Office
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FOUR ROOM HoFSE. JUST COMPLETED.
at Virginia end OF Chain bridge 81. acres.
mostly wooded: slightly l"cati"n; take Fairfax
hus or Cabin John trolley and bridge
7. i. JEW VEIL. Coi. 3NIl.
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A 9 TO ROOM HOUSE, WITHIN BLOCKS
Of Goth and L SITS. NV. in either direction
State house number. price and terms and
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ACRES on THE WASHINGTON ROCK
vile pike. near electric line: 8 rooms and
bath bungalow: sleeping porch: hot-water
heat: electric lights: fruit and berries. Price,
$1,000.
Two new 7-room dwellings in Rockville;
mi: easy terms. Price. 81. $50
CISSEL & MCFARLAND.
Real estate. loans and insurance.
clr,.iilI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-06

Tlay and an even break TO the under
dog.
Mr.. Gray, in speaking OF condl-
tlons, says:
"In regard TO my views with ref
ercncc 10 the trend of the market
I wish TO say that In my Judgment
there is n shortage OF light gravity
oil and nm ovcr-produCtlon of
heavy gravity oils.
81 am not prepared 10 say how
high I'm price crude oil will go this
year. 1 am not the mRkcr of the
markets, hut l do know that two OF
the large companies are now paying
u 25-CCnt premium for light oil and
many of the smaller companies are
now paying as high as 80 cents pre-
MUM for the light gravity crudcs,
which Is rather surprising, coming
aS IL does I'm February and March,
when the big demand for light grav-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-06

at 100 feet In their No. I'm the
The Gilliland oil company * drill
ing at zoo feet in It's test In the
south part OF 33-2O-7.
Markham 4 shonefelt nrc down
5000 feet I'm their No, l Hogan In
the northwest OF 3t-20-S.
Tuu and others are drilling et
I 500 feet In the north hair of the
southwest OF 12-19-7. same being
their No. 3.
Burton & Griffith are down 400
feet on tho Chisman fee I'm the
northeast OF 25-20-7. This offsets
the Hicks well.
Tho Westerly OH company IS drill
ing at 1900 feet in their No.
Caesar In the northwest OF 34-2O-6,
John y. Griovcs in drilling at 500
feet in his No. In the northeast Of
3G-21-7.
Black & Breslyn are drilling on
the Hicks fee at 956 feet In their
No. which is in tho northwest Of
3O-2O-8.
The Prairie oil G. Gas Co. are
down 1000 feet in its No. In the
northwest OF l9-20-7.
Marland Refining company Is
down 1000 feet IN tho center Of the
northeast OF 33-20-7. Smith school
land.
Burton & Griffith are drilling at
500 feet on the T.. Il. Chlsman In the
northwest Of the northeast OF 25-
2O-7. This offsets Steinborger.
Smith & Dwire's well on the Brown
farm
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-06

lty crude usually comes IN July and
August
"Ihc tendency Of the market for
light gravity crude r. distinctly high,
The market for low gravity crude
depends entirely upon the CO-upcra-
ton of the producer und the re-
finer, bc he small or large.
81 viii not predict what the price
level of crude may be. II the end
of the Ccrro ALul and the TotcCo
fields In Mexico should he ns sudden
ns the end of the Amatlan field it
would not he surprising for light
gravity crude TO go rs high as ST.
1T Is the great independent re-.
filming interests I'm the oil business
today which are making the price
of light gravity crude. The indc-
pendent producer can congratulate
himself that there Is still an indc-
pendent refining interest capable of
pushing the market upward.
"Ict us hope that this year will
bc "a banner year for the indcpcn-
dent rclinCr and that lac may he
able To rcCOup the losses which he
has had To stand for the past two
years.
"AlI business conditions nrc bet
ter, especially the farmers and cot
cotton mems. Cotton, wheat and
cattle nrc at high levels and they
have been for many months-this
means prosperity for the whole OF
the country"
NeUs From Around Jennings
Ora ctCou and ofhorg nrc dvIiIi,,y
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-06
W. II. Gray to Take ActiUe
Part in NeIo Orleans
Contention

The following interview with W
il. Gray will be read with tho
greatest interest by the reflnors
ana their friends, and the fact
that Mr., Gray is down for a
speech at the convention Is certainly
most satisfactory, as It means that
no VIII give the refiners the benefit
OF MS many years of experience as
an OIL producer, 1t would be just
as wen IL any Of the speakers who
70 TO New Orleans with tho inten-
ton OF boosting for the big inter-
ests were to reconsider this and
not start anything, as Mr. Gray Is
a Fighter second to none in the en-
ule country, He believes in fair
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-06

company. Fort Worth. Texas, o. j.
-. Collet, O'Eocfc n Collctt. Fort
Worth Texas: 3. w. IL. Francis,
Magnolia Petroleum corporation,
Dallas, Texas, 4, Judge Shea Tulsa,
Oklof ., c. E Rodgers, oil pro-
duCcr, Wichita Fails, Texas. q, Roy
y. Jones, president Panhandle Re
fiuing company, Dallas, TcNas: Z.
r. r. CganfilL Soa-Cranfill company.
Dallas, Texas; z, r. J.. Golay. Tulso,
Okla: Q. Tom CranNll. See -Crnn1ll
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-06

tain the Texas and Louisiana fol-
lows. and besides rendering them "a
big banquet at Hotel Tulsa, tooS
them out to the Country club, where
tho Texas and Louisiana Nom bcrs
easily demonstrated their superior
ity on the golf course. Those who
took part In the games arc here
with pictured, and reading from left
to right are as follows.
!. r. B. Hoffcr. FcnSlaud Oil
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-29

WOmen'S Underwear
Children's Underwear
BTaSsiereS
Women's Pajamas
Women's Night Gowns
Women'S Blouses
Lamps
China
Photograph Records
Furniture Polish
Blankets
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-29

has started.
~Our store is virtually in charge of the
carpenters. show case men, plasterers, roofers
and painters. Sections of the store are being
closed to hurry the work. Display space is
at a premium and growing scarcer every day.
Necessity to move Fire Sale Merchandise is
more urgent than ever. Spring things will arrive shortly. So we
have decided to end the Fire Sale Saturday, February 4. For the
space of one short week everything must GO. Never again will
you have such an opportunity to stock up on good, standard every
day necessities. Lots r broken of course, but the prices re
smashed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-29
.Saue, Saue, SaUe On

Sheets
Pillow Cases
Won1en'S Shoes
Misses Shoes
ChiIdren's Shoes
Boys Shoes
Boudoir Slippers
Mems h o
Hart Schafner and NJ
Suits
OYerc0atS
Mems Hats
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-16
LODGE CONSTITUTION
will Be REVISED

A revision OF the constitution Of the
A. q. L. W. Grand Lodge of West Mr.
ginia viii be made at the nineteenth
b!-cun!al session of the lodge To hr held
at Fairmont. starting September -"
The announcement of the proposed re-
vision was made yesterday by Grand
Master Workman W. +. Tucker. Of this
CITY, who will hc among those attending
the convention this year.
Instead of clccting the officers by r"-
tatiuM ne has formerly been the Gus
tom, business qualifications Of the can
didate. Will be considered at this year :
election More than half million dol
lars accumulated in the reserve fund Of
the club IS RESPONSIBLE for the chang"
in the long established custom of o~crr
In elections.
Grand Recorder A. r Fleming and
FRANK Gruso. chairman Of the finance
committee. together with Mr.. Tucker
and the following Grand lodge officers
will he In attendance AT the convention:
Grand Lodge Officers. N. Cornelius
Chas. 4. Ward. W. H. Higgins, {. +.
Schultz. Dr. A. J. Noome.
Fast Grand Master Workmcn--W. q.
McCluskcy, C. +. Rrandtass. W. r.
Leach.
Rerrcs.ntativcs-A. c. Noltr- J. r
Manlcy c. W. Rrucmmcr. VIM. Mueller.
Jos A. Sauvaguot. Phil. j. Schambra, w
x. Wcstwood Geo. yesterday. G.. l..
RamhriCk. J. NJ Williams.
Committees s Meek. H. Mem
del Taylor. G. J. Barth. G. r Fotts. Dir.
J. C. Walden, l.. NJ. Frcdcricks. Frank
Stanton. w II. Nickison. J. J. Byrne.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-16
AIDE To CLOSE SAFETY
n CAMP A|CN IN WHEELING

VII leave Monday Cor 'nrn"S.c Zee"
and Miss Lillian S:r'g"r r." I''"' =,
\. Y. MISS Elizabeth St"ihh'N'' W..
leave the tlrSt "t pc'"h": 10" 'Ah'''"" e
Mass.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-16
RE DEPARTMENT
ORGANIZATIONS
hARTIcIPATE.
ID Move At $3.50 O'Clock From
Zenith Street Over Principal
STREETS OF tho City.

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-16

vii leave Monday Cor Carnegie Ic'h
md Miss lti,sau S:ctgrr e." Ithaca.
\ Y Miss Flixahcih St"inh'"h'" W''
lrav. the first uf October to- 'A'uHt'"" 20
Mass
Theatre Party.
Mss Doro:~y Harper dcljch'fm'iy 49,
'crre5urd - ulIuhc~ 60 friends VITA Il
theatre party .: "a" Ni"c!u!H N".''':-
p. lie, .,ftcruunu N Hnurr 80 Misses 'tr'"'
Ea;cS and p"ruthy Harper VA" .''\"
;urlurvnw for WaShinAt"u. II. e. Mh'''
they viii attend sruno. N'i'" ~" NN'"
,nr ,rr:r. nar'y enjoyed lunch AZ the
Green Room Among those present
vr.,. Misses Helen En;cs. Dorothy Na"-
per. Ii,,o Adams. HrErniN Bates. cara
Hamilton Jul!a Morrison. Anna COL
Inns and Ruth Bates.
Missionary Society.
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;hc NJ. f.. chu:r', he'll the" r'GIIor
meeting last evening a. ,hc HON" of
Mrs Charles Karr 90 Vance avenue"
At the business session plans were
mad, fnt tn" winter activities. y; IN"
conclusion nf the evening - tempting
luncheon was served.
Automobile Trip.
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Jersey CITY. whsrc ;h"r Will wis.,: rela-
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children. Il. II Edwards and family.
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