davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington herald., 1922-08-16
Epiphany, II.
Atlantics, 2.

Rms-McGann ,2,. Hale (2l. scruees b.
Kessler. Collins. q. Kessier. 0urand. Dex~n-
dorf. Corson. LOTUS. Efrurs-stevens 81.
Corson. Gardner. Lotus. Two-base hit
The Washington herald., 1922-08-16
War Department, II.
Shipping Board, o,

Totals. SO 15 81 10l Totals. 2J 4s20 0
1.-Two out when game was called.
Score by innings:
War. 1000 Ill
Shipping Board. ........ 0-0 o o o. o
Runs-Tetreauit t2l, Charlton az. Neid-
Houlihan. SmaIIey. Babb!ngton t2). Two
base hits--w. Smith. 5O'Keefe, Pfeil.
Klucken. Three-base hit-Tetreault. Stolen
hases-Loomis. Williams. Sacrihce-Klucken.
Double play-Cbariton to Tetreault to Loom
Is. Rases on balls-On Pfeil. 2: of Watt.
3: oil Williams. I. Hits-0n Pfeil. 4 in
innings; OF ]. Smith. none In I inning:
on Watt II In innings: of Williams. 3
In "a innings. Hit By 2itcher-By Watt
tTetreault). Struck out-Ry Pfeii s: by
Smith. .: by Watt. 8; by Williams, I.
Winning pitchef-Pfeil. Losing pitcher
Watt. Umpfres-Hughes and Handiboe.
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=: SandLot Notes =:

MeGann. Three-base hit-stevens. Stolen
bases-Dezendorf t:). LOTUS, Mct;ann, Hale
t2D. B. Kessler, G. Kessier. sacrince hits
-McGann t2I. LOTUS. Hale. R. Kessier.
Dezendorf. Bases on balls--O6 Behrens. 4:
Dezendorf. .; Hawke. .; Corson, ?. Struck
out-By Desendorf. 3; Hawke. 8; Corson. 3;
Behrens. 8. Double plays-scruGgs to Hale
to B. Kessler. Wild pitch-Hawke. Passed
ball-Cor.on. Hits-On Dezendorf. 8 In 4
innlngs; Hawke. 3 in innings: Corson. 3 In
1-3 innings: Behrens. 3 In 9 20 innings.
Time Of game-1:55. Umpire-Cohill.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-16

Section C-Printers VS.. W. r. Roberts. at
Washington Barracks, 5:15 p. m.
Junior Class.
Section A-Holy Name VS.. Potomac. at
sixth and B streets northwest, 5:l5 y. m.
Section B-Linworth VS.. Plaza, at Union
Park, Sis p. m.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-16

The newly organized - Piggiy
Wiggly baseball team which scored
over Fort Myer. Sunday. will hoo,
up with the Old Du sch Market nine
Sunday morning at 1880 at Union
League Park.i
The Washington herald., 1922-08-16
ToDAY's eANEs.>

valuation and Grace, HolIows; Bratburd
and Daniels, umpires.
Southern and War. Union Station; Doyle
and Long. umpires.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-22
AMERICA

tim proeet de reorganizare a corpu.
! .lai de avDcati, bazat pc doua itlei
ieardinale: ,tn regim uniform peste
tot; 0 rezultaarta a eelor mai bune
dispoEitinni din legile ae organiza-
re din veehiul fegat 81 din provin-
ellie Hberate. lasa pana la preze,l-
tarea no,i legi in parliament - Sc
spera ca sc. va face spiritul impi-
ciuitDr fara de care nu pot ea exis-
tie epoci de tranzitie. Din neferi-
cire, uncle barouri din Ardeal nu
all dat dovada de acest spirit.
Este adevarat Cd ele all invocat
cateva cazuri in earl S 'au strecurat
acolo avocati earl nu indeplineau
anumite conditiuni, dar este tot
atat de adevarat ca, atat ministerul
jlistitiei, cat 81 barourile din We
chinl regat, dar fusese 81 magistrat
asia sa MI Sc mai intample. Toate
staruintele depuse in sensul acesta
n 'au avut ecou 81 ostracismul in
contra av0catilOr din vechiul reoat
continue. A fost nevoe char de
uncle acte de autoritate, spre al
tine piept. E destul sd amintim ca
d. Stelian Popesca, pc cand era mi
nistru de justitie, fost Gu parere
energic - 81 eli success - in contra
sdecanatului din Arad care refilza
lnscrierea unui avocat care nu nu-
mai ca practicase mutt timp in We
chiul regat, dar fusese 81 magostrat
81, ceva mai mutt, fusese magistrat
81 in Transatlantic, astfel cat inde-
plinea toatc conditiile ca sd fie i'm
CONSTITUENCIES avocat in Ardeal.
Acum Sc anunta ca harourile dim
Cernauti 81 BraSov Sc dcdeau 81 ele
la asemenea acte recalcitrante 81 ca,
ceeace este mai curios, eel din Bra
SOW pretinde nillisterului de jnsti-
tie sd nu sc amestece i'm mutarea ju-
decatorilOr!
SocOtim ca atari acte nu trebuesc
1ngaduite 81 ca organele competinte
all datoria sa fie severe cu aceia.
carl cauta sa creeze situatiuni de a.
cestea, ca sd Sc site odata pentru tot
deauna ca unificarea, dorita de
apreape ,nranimitatea poporului,
nu sc poate impiedica de capricnle
catorva. (Dim 'U'niversul' }.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-22
lfnpor tant
PENTRU ,CAI.ATORII DIN
Transilvania, Banat, ,Buoovina
81 alte pari din Romania.

Locuitorii din Statele Unite carl
doresc sa-si aduca rudeniile in tara
aceasta din Transilvania, Banat,
Bncovina 81 din alte part din Ro-
mania, az face foarte bine daca ar
folosi seryiciul prepaid care este
oferit de Canadian Pacific Steam
ships.
S 'au stahilit oficiuri in Bucu-
resti, Cernauti 81 in alte orase inn
.portailte dili Europa, lar Gu pre-
paids Sc va lucra din Cleveland di-
rect. Tot ajlltorul sc da la pasa-
geri, de .asemellea toti pasagerii
sunt acompaniati pana la imbarca-
re Gle un conducator competent all
companiei 81 vor fl pusi pc un va
por mare 81 confortabil al lui Cana
dian Pacific.
Ca evideDta de un serviciu salts
facatOr urmatoarea scrisoare fost
primita la Companie:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-22

lar auzu-i ce Se dnce
Ma fost mangaiat vre-o data,
Nici deal pruncului ,glas dulce
Nici de yiers cluios de fata.
Matt mintit, acum vad bine,
i 81 vol ziduri inveehite,
ST vol sfinti 81 vol icoane,
Si Vol cantlele,auritc.
M'ati lnintit 81 pentru pacea
Fericirei de apoi,
Mi-ati furat intreaga viata,
Dati-mi zilele-inapoi.
81 -zdrobit de neputinta
Nisului indepal'tat,
sSimte cum sc stingc i'm sine
Stfletul indurerat.
lar privirea-i Desperate
Vede'n ochi de sfinti sentinta
Drumll victii nh Sc 'ntoarce,
Pan null cnrma suferinta.
81 cum nasc izvoare limpezi
Din adancuri tainuite,
Astfel siruri lnngi de lacrami
les prin yenele-i albite.
lara almbrele tac,lte
Ca tacutelc. minuni,
Vad in Thi-i plini de lacrami
Taina sfintei rugaciuni.
ST soptesc sfiosi in pacea
Prea sfintitului loeas:
- 'Fericiti -cei ce ca dansul
Ating ultimul fagas".
Traian Macovescu.
(Din ''Moldova della Nistru' J
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-22

"a trait aici in tihna
lntre sluLjbe 81 icoane,
81 mn ia vp1lit v1e-adata,
Gand in lume sa Sc 'ntQare.
ri GU ri Sc strinse ifrtr 'fnsul
.Dorul celor de afara,
STA nitat de unde vine,
Ori' ce-a fost odinioara.
Peste viata-i linxtita
Nanturile n'au patrnns,
81 sub bolta manastirei,
Patimele n'au ajuns.
Tar de zidurile sfillte
Marea paina de pacate,
STA zdrobit> atata vrerne
I. v aIuf1Ie lnIufldtc.
81 acum Ibatran 81 siagur
Strejueste pc pamant,
A trait sa pOHta cerc
Sfanta pace de melmant.
I'm flor adanc de groaza
Fatal ca I'm cleste prinde,
Far in ochii stinsi 81 palizi,
O lumina Sc aprinde.
A trait? @, nliciedata,
Caci de mic s'a ingropat,
In mormant ell vim 81 pane,
Oar mormant adevart.
Manastirea ca hoata
Ca sal dea I'M dram de paine,
la prins sufletul 81 trupul,
Gum prinzi lantul la un caine
L'au mintit ,aici. viata,
Sfintii toti Tau amagit,
Si i'm chinurile foamei,
Cursa -intinsa ma simtit.
A trait? Oar eehii palizi
Man privit chip de ficioara
Si doar fost-a plin deSviata
ST frumos. edinioara.
Bnzele-i ce cAnta vilnic
Psalmld mucedelOr strane,
'Cm0scut-a doar sarutul
Trist 81 recc de. icoane.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-22
IN CHESTIA BAROURILOR
DIN ARDEAL.
Manifestatiuni regretabile.

Printre dificultatile intampinate
Gle tendinta fmperios necesara 81
perfect legitima unificarii sub
toate aspectele in fntreaga Roma
ME, chestiunea barourilor este una
din cele mai acute,
Congresul avocatilor din toate
,artilc tarii' redactat anul trecut
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-22
s r A R EFT U 1.

Ca un patriarh din vremuri
4 Prins in strana imbatraniti,
Sede Staretul si-asculta
Leturghia invechita.
Bar1ba-i abba ca zapada -
Pare-rn Caer .rechivat,
lar privirea nu-i ascunde
Gandnl neastamparat.
in biserica tacuta
Tmbre negre sc strecor,
Trmpuri frante de cainta,
Ca din Cartea lsfintilor.
/ Fara vote gandu-i sboara
| .Catre timpurile duse,
II, Desteptandu-f vechi icoane,
Ale zilclor apuse.
Hepede trecut-a timpul
laa 81 toata viata lui,
lDc cand incepu Calvarul,
Bict copil al nimanui.
ST in minte-i sc arata
Colon sat un biet mosneag,
Sprijinintlu-si saracia,
& Gu batranul hi toiag.
Era fatal lui, 81 n casa
Fara foe 81 fara paine,
Au trait din mila luma;,
Asteptand ziua de mainc.
Cand apoi ramas-a sing1lr,
- Biet atom din masa Firei =
Nimeri adus de vantuli,
i Isa pridvorul manSstirei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-22
Caile Ferate Baltimore e Ohio
s1Rou1 Pr REsEDMrElu1
Catre Public 81 catre Muncitori:


IA
sFArE4E UNITE Oaanua
nunhde
ar mai
n
PANIA
soaETATEA FERATE
tehr
rAn "a in
0
q
d a Is . p
nrr0ejMi
in Q
da. as g. % sar inda m ataane mand
freeMrA
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-22

Aceasta scrisoare este eel mai bun
document ca compatriotii nostri au luat
masurile cele mai bune, atunci cind isl
vor aduce rudeniile din Rominia ST Ru-
sia prin CANADIAN PACIFIC. Nh nu-
mai ca compania face posibil ca sa
poata trece, dar 81 cind sosesc in tara
aceasta 81 atunci vor primi cea mai
mare aSiStenta.
Pentru informatiuni mai complecte
sunteti rugati a va preZinta la agcntul
din aDropiere al Companipi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-12-21

max az unokahuga - Devay
Gy0rgyne. Pakozdi, Mihaly, JUL
max a nagybatyja-Timar Pal,
Eszter. 0zvegyasszony, BaracselS
szomszedja - Gergely Vilmosne,
Gore Gabor bir6-Gergely Vii
mos, Gore Gaborne- MarkovicS
1lonka, Durbints Pal eskiidt--De-
ak Pal. Katsa cigany-Devay
Gyorey, Czegledi Pal, kovacs es To-
doktor-Sipos Janos, Zsuzsi, Esq
ternek a cseledje-Hajdu Maris.
ka, egy flu es kocsis-Palatinus
Josef, kisbir6-Gr6za Gy0rgy
asszonyok- -Rubovszki Juliska a>
Abb Mariska.
A K0r uazetosege rendkiviil
mersekelt arakat szabott meg erre
az el0adasra. Az elsS tiz sorban
csak Is cent egy seek, tobbi So
rokban 0tven cent. .Ha Jol akar
mulatni. jojjon ell. soha sem banla
meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-12-21


PALMS Julsaj, Olah Gyorgy.
800 centet adtak: Kardos Mi
haly. H6di Andras.
25-23 centet adtak: id. Danko
Istvanne, Szerbati Istvan, Belensz
XII Janos, Hegyi Gy0rgy. Orosz Fe
rencne, Tomcsak Gy0rgy. B0lcs-
hazi Janos, DR.. Gudman, Tamas
Janos, Bazsak Istvan, Szilagyi Mi
hly, Novak Maria, Szilaj JOSEF.
Is centet adott: Fordai Istvan
1910 centet adtak: Mrs. Var
ga, Toty Gyorgyne, Pal6czine.
A Brier Hillen befolyt osszeg az
arvahazra $40.30.
A faradsagot mem ismero ne
'gyiijt6k. ugyszinten .
j6szivii adakoz6k fogadjak leghd
Ilasabb kosz0netet az arvak nev1.
ben a bizottsag penztarnokanal,
es jegyz6jenek.
A iov6 szamban south side
es polandi gyiijtes eradmenya
fogjuk adm.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-12-21
GYtjJTES BRIER HILLEN
a reformatus arvahas reszere.

Szadai Benjaminne es Kantor
Peterne gyujtese:
Il dolart adtak: Teglas Gyu-
la. Magdics Ferenc. Druga Janos.
Deak Ferenc, Kiss Mihaly, Jakab b
Istvan. Narga Janos, Riczka Jo-
zsef, Markoyics Peterne. Vass
Marion, Spitl16 Sander, Max
Friedman, Frank JoZviak. Wig
1stvan. Mitu b. Istvan. Siska
Gyula. Kantor Peter. Szadai Benz.
Darai Julianna. Lutheran Janos.
Balogh Balazs. Moknacs Ancras,
Macy Bertalan.
$50 ccntet adtak: Bokri lst-
van. ifj. 10th Karoly, Aih6k And
ras. Zovath Sandor, Kanocz Ist
van, Kiss Andras. Sziics Andras
Riczu Janos, Sipos Andras, Vero-
ma Szalma, Antonia Szalma, Erin
tor Karoly, j. O. Tausz, Hornyal
Gy0rgy, Soltesz JOSEF, Mario
Dacrito, Vilagi Mihaly, Matilda
Marion. Mrs. Joe Kun, Mrs. Mary
Orcsz, Jakab Lajos. SHt6 J6zsef
Gelencser Gy0rgy. Varga JanoS,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-12-21
"A BoR''
Karacsony els6 napjanak estejen
keriil sznre a Kossuth- K0rben

Mar regen lattuk a szinpadon Il
KosSuth Magyar K0zmiiveloddSi
K0r kitiin0 miikedveloit. De most
karacsonykor ismet alkalma lesz
benniik gyony0rkodni youngs-
town. magyar kozonsegnek.
Gardonyi G6za nemreg elhunyt
igazi magyar ironak hires harom
felvonasos falusi t0rtenete, A
bor' keriil szinre. Ez darab hi
ven es igazan tiikrozi vissza a ma
gyar falnsi elctet es alakjait min
den magyar ember ismeri.
ki nem hallott hires Gore
Gabor bir6 uramr6l, meg az 8
agyafurt eszii Durbints s6gsr es-
kiidtjero!, no meg a Katsa eel
gany -rol h. a. +. q. m. Ha .jhl
akar mulatni zamatos magyar tire
faikon. akkor ne mulassza el az
alkalmat. hogy ezekiel hires ala
kokkal a Youngstown magyar
szinpadon magismerkedjen.
A darabot Molnar Laios ren.
dezte. a sugo fontos szerepet Wei
ninger Vince t0lti be. A szerep-
osztas a k0vetkezo: Baracs Imre--
Brogli Ignac, Baracs Matyi, I'm
renek occse-Toth Istvan, Jancsi,
lmrenek fia-a kis Sipos Ilonka,
! Youngstown dedelgetott kis mil
veszn0je, Baracsne, Szunyogh Ju-
lia-Brogli Ignacne. 0zv. Szu-
nyoghne. Julinak az anyja-Hor
vat Gizella, Szunyogh R6zi, JUL
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-12-21
Borsodi banya viz alatt

A borsodmegyei kiraldi szenba-
inyat slarasztotta a talajviz, ami
napo1lSint 90 Wagon szenves7te-
s6get ielent.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-12-21
Az orvosok dija Budapesten

Felemeltek Budapesten meg az
orvosi dijakat is. Egy rendel@~
az orvos lakasan 500 korcna EGN
latogatas nappal 1000 korona, ej
jel 1900 korona. Azonnal kivan1
latogatas 20O0 korona
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-12-21
Az ardragitas egyik m6dja

Szombathelyen agyonveressel fe
lnyegettek meg a kartarsak egy OF
tani meszarost, inert a hust 440
korona helyett $50 koronaert mer-
tie adm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-11

Now York. Oct. II. - Sensational
rains in the prices OF shares or COM
,,rios IN the standard oil group during
ihe mast week in response 10 the an
nouncemcnt Of proposed stock dividends
hy two companies, and rGmors Or such
ar,Ion by several more. have resulted
{, nm aprreciation of nearly Si.oou,COO.-
non in uuotcd values above the low
,riccs Of the year. This remarkable
increase without precedent il tho annals
NJ Wall street. is the result Of e%tcn-
siyc spcculation, which has extended TO
sbarca of other oil companies and of
concerns holding large corporate sur
pluscs.
shares nt the Standard Oil Company
Of New Jersey At today's closing price
oF n33 shows an increase Of S255.000.-
G0O The market value Of Standard
pl of New York at !tS high of today
showed an increase OF Sc15,000.0O0
above the low of the year. while Stand
ard OF of Indiana, has added more than
$4,000. 600 and Standard Oil OF Cali
fnruj, STl4000, 600 to their quoted
values
Three Billion Increase.
All or ne other thirtythree units
which were split up by decree Of the
United States supreme court In 1911 also
show substantial increases In apprecia-
tior. the quoted value since that time
having increased 100000. .000t Since
tho dissolution. tho various units have
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-11
Beth|ehem-L
Deal Now COnSummated
Deal Formally Closed By
Boards of Directors of the
Corporations.

New York. Oct. 10.--Thc Bethlehem
Steel Corporations purchase of the
I.ackawau Steel Company was finally
completed today
The. deal was formally closed by the
bethlehem board Of directors in the
forenoon. and in the afternoon the Lack
awanna delivered instruments for pas
sage Of title to all its properties IN eN-
change for Bethlehem stock and caN1'
it was announced by President l.. G'
Grace OF the Bethlehem Corporation.
The Lackawanna company, nc salh'
was arranging to deliver to Its stock
holders their pro-rata share OF Beth!e-
hem securities and cash upon surrender
OF Lackawanna stock held by them. the
exchanging process 40 begin about oc-
tohcr q.
All corporate proceedings for d!Sso!u-
ton OF the Lackawanna organization
have been taken and dissolution papers
are being filed. Mr.. Grace said.
lie declares there was absolutely no
foundation for rumorS that Bethlehem
was negotiating for properties OF the
Midvale Steel and Ordnance Corporation,
-So other steel making concern
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-11
Tell Where You Got
It, and State Won't
Try TO Prosecute

Charleston. W. Va. Oct. lo,-The
supreme court reversed two convictions
on liuuor charges today on the ground
that evidence obtained by Illegal search
could not be used and that n man could
not be prosecuted when he revealed the
source OF liquor he was charged with
possessing.
The decisions were made in the cases
OF Doc Wills and George Andrews. both
from Mingo county. who were granted
new trials.
Conviction Of Charley Brown, in Poca-
hontas county, was also reversed on tho
ground that only mash had been found
by the searchers.
Conviction of Glenn McLauEhlin, in
Pocahontas county. and II. E.Henson, In
arccnhrier county. on. liquor charges
was upheld.
D. +. Workman. former Raleigh coun-
ty commissioner. lost his appeal from
n conviction on charge Of larceny Of
county money. Testimony ot G. l..
Lilly. agent for the owner Of farm
houch; by the county for n poor farm.
which was reviewed by the courts opin-
ion. was that the difference between the
sl2.560 paid by the county and the
$3.50 received by the owner was divid-
ed between Lilly. Workman and Slower.
The court held in affirming the judg-
mcnt "c the Jackson circuit court that
the board Of education OF the independ-
cnt district of Ravcnswood must pay
10 John Rudman rent for rooms OBJ
tained for school purposes, but not used
because they were later found 10 he
unfit.
Other decisions were:
Mary NJ. Sharp against Edward I.
Sharp. Pocahontas circuit court. re-
vcrScd. absolute divorce granted
Rebecca Hunt against Henry Hunt.
Jackson county. affirmed.
d. NJ. Henry against George Dudley.
Pocah"ntas county. affirmed.
John r. Laing against c. l.. McClung.
Grccnhr!er county. affirmed.
Gladys McKown against Citizens
State Bank of Ripley. jackson county,
reversed. judgment for defendant.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-11
PRESIDENT NOT To CD ON STUMP;
CAB|NETEERS Do SPELL-B|ND|NC

ton Of Republicans. His views are
represented az CoincidnC with those
bf his party managers. who are aversc
10 the isgu!ng OF party appeals from
the White House.
The cabinet. however. with the single
exception of Secretary Mellon. is pre-
pairing 10 do its share through speech
making in the fight for Republican VIC
tory in November. Few OF the depart
ment heads have made fixed speaking
engagements. but all have arranged to
be away from Washington or In 4 posi-
tinn 10 assist the regular array OF part y
Spclbindcrs at the peak oT the battle
IN late October and the first days OF
November.
Some dates and tours have been ten
tativcly arranged and Will be annouuc-
cd, IT, was stated. NJ soon rs Com-
pletc perspective Of the situation can
be had by the party chieftains who viii
determine where cabinet speakers are
most needed.
The only definite speaking date made
so far by Secretary Hughes is at Bos-
ton where he l. scheduled to speak
October 30.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-11
Army Favors Martial Law.

Athens. October. l0.-(By The hsso-
cinted Press)-Members OF the Athcn-
ian club who favor the old regime are
in possession OF a large number OF
rifles. which Is said to be the reason for
the warning against possible reaction
airy movements issued by Col. GoHatas.
military dictator OF the new Greek
government.
1t Is understood the army favors i'm
mediate proclamation OF martial law
throughout Greece as the best means
OF recovering these arms aud averting
possible bloodshed. The cabinet how
ever, hesitates to ratify such a nea-
sure, as It tears this would produce the
impression that the revolution was re-
stricted in tendency rather than liberal
The revolutionary committee cnntin-
ues to urge unity upon the political fac
tions and especially insists that King
George shall not be affiliated with any
party
Greece has received another un-
pleasant shock IN the news that Italy
considers i1te4 convention cedinSN the
Dodccanses islands TO Greece as has-
Ing lapsed.
The government expects former Pre-
mier Venizelos to make vigorous eff
forts In Paris and London to secure
French and British support for strict
observance OF the treaty by Italy.
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To Discuss Newspaper
As Factor in Affairs

Cleveland. O.. Oct lo.--flans Tor a
d,scussion at n dinner in Washington
Aprii 81, Of the newspaper IN It's re-
Is,ion 10 public affairs by men OF ma
,ion,l and international. prominence
we're made at meeting Of the board OF
dir.c,ors of the American Society OF
Newspaper Editors, here, today.
The dinner will mark the close OF inc
annual meeting OF the society which
tho hoard today voted to hold in Wash
ington April 20 and Fl -,
While the names OF those who VIII
address the dinner were not made pun
lie /, was said that they would IN
aIud, mon wh6se activities IN public
Iife have attracted international at
tcntion.
The place and time were chosen sc
that members from a distance miGh'
combine the meeting with that of The
,csociated Press. and the American
Eewspapcr Publishers association In
\.y York the following week,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-11
RISE Of BILLION IN QUOTED
VALUES Of STANDARD OIL

distributed mors taan sl.e50 100000 Ia
cash dividends. wai.s the soc. OVID
cads, exclusive OF tsoss announced this
year have a marke, vsfu, OF an aa"'-
tionai 1000. 100000.
JOHN 4. Rockefeller - reported 70
have owned 80 per cent Of the STOCK e
the time Of the dissolution decree. be
Is know to have disposed OF d. large
part o. his holdings tc other members
o: his family. but had he held his orig
inai shares they would have increased
approximately s1.60o.ooo.0Ce In eleven
years. OF which nearly s4oe.o0o.ooo
would have been added this year.
Big Melon Cuttings.
Distribution OF stock dividends 10 said
to have been decided upon 70 f"restall
a tax on undivided surplus. which 10
reported TO be in contemplation b. ad-
minis;ration officials 10 take caro- or
the government deficit. Stock !tvl.
dcnds already have been held not SUD.
Ject tn taxation. az such. py the Cn!ssd
States supreme court.
The surplus account Of The SAndArSr
Oil Company OF New Jersey was $Ss$se
5o5.CGc as Of December 81. The Ate
lan.Ic Refining Company holds; the
record for the largest surplus in pro.
portion TO the stock outstanding. The.
surplus at the beginning Of the yoas:
was s617ls.04a anc she par value o&
the stock. In the hands Of The pulalli
$5,e0e. 900. s u t{'' tt9'
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Washington, Oct. 1o.--(By The Assoc
ciated Press )--Although President Hard
ing Is making no plans to take per-
sonal part in tho political campaign.
practically every member of his cahi-
net, according To statements today. VIII
take the stump between now and elec-
tion day TO ask for the return OF Re
publican senatc and house.
Extensive trips are III prospect FOR
several members of the presidents or
fic!al family. whose speech making
tours will cover nearly every section
Of the country. Th. effort. II appears.
however. will center in tho east New
England and the Middle West. but some
speeches will be made in other parts
OF the nation. according to present
plans.
The presidents friends say he sees
no necessity for going personally to
the country for an endorsement of the
Republican administration. Although
he Is participating in campaign coun-
ellis, his associates say he Is not likely
either to make any partisan speeches
or issus eng statsmsnts asking Tor cleo