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May Mean Heiium
Plant for POnca City

PONCA CITY, Feb. 24.-The ac-
tion of the government authorities in
declaring that hereafter all airshlps
will be equipped with helium gas.
which is noninflamable, may mean
that the helium plant so long con-
sidered for this city by Il. W. Mar
land, the oil magnate, may mater
ialize. 1t is known that Mr.. Mar
land has had such a plant in view
for some time and at one time went
so far as to make preliminary ar
rangements. He was baked, how
ever. by an action of the govern
ment through congress in enacting
a law that prohibits the manufac-
ture OF helium for commercial pur-
poses.
Helium is found in the. natural
gas OF Kay and Usage counties to
greater extent, 1t is claimed by ex-
perts, than in any other gas found
in the Mid-Continent field with the
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To Erect Steel Rig

PONCA CITY, Feb. 24.---The Rab-
bits Foot company. which has just
struck n nice gas flow at 1860 feet
In the No. on the Helm farm in
the Covington pool, will erect a
steel rig for the No. 3 this week. ac-
cording to present plans. Tho limo
No. 2 will spud In this week In the
northeast corner OF the southwest
40 acres OF the same farm. and the
Exchange OIL company is rigging up
TO start drilling in the southeast cor
ncr Of the Frickenschmidt farm.
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STOCK TRADING
AGAIN EXTENSIVE
Market Encounters Most
Severe Reversal in
First, Last Hours

NEW YORK. Feb. 2f--Tradlng
on the stock exchange today again
was sufficiently extensive to indl-
cato continuance " speculative
Interest. Sales npproxImated i,0O0,-
OOD shares. Tho uncertain trend of
prices. however. resulted from real
izing 1ioa and the doubtful dividend
status ,i iudustrials.
Tho murtot sustained its most
severe rcyprs1la tn the fiIst and
final hours Republic Iron a Stocl
preferred suffered an Initial decline
~ . puirtH The common shares also
dovelopln4 marked weakness, with
other Independent stccls.
Losses were partly retrieved dur
Ing the mid season ON the strength
shown by rails but fresh iiquidn-
tlou ana pr. fcsslonal pressure bro
ypkcd 20 moro general reaction to-
wards the close. The selling then
embraced Bethlehem, Cruciblc, Gulf
states and Lackawanna stecls also
number Of spccinltics. including
tohacCpg.
such rails NJ Canadian Pacific
ana other trnuscontiucntnls as well
Az high grade cOalcrs, granEcrs and
cotton carriers registered I TO D.
point gains at their best. Rock Is
land was strongest of tho apccult-
1.-Two group followed by 81. Paul
common and preferred.
Money rates relaxed from thclr
rigid tone Of the previous day. call
loans declining from n to per
cent at midday. There were frucI
offerings of time accommodation
but short mnturitics held at Az per
cent. All the European exchanges
reacted on the further retirement
Of speculative Interests. Sterling
fell most cents and the moro i'm
portant continental rcmittanccs, In
Guiding Dutch and scandinavian
bills, we're lower by 10 to 90 points.
Central European bills. notably the
C2ccho- o-Slovakian quotation, also
wcro heavy.
Regardless of the reaction IN for.
eign exchanges, European and other
International issues again led the
general bond list to better quota
tions. United Kingdoms were the
only striking exception.
Domestic industrials were mod
erately affected by the passing of
tho dividend on Republic Iron pre-
ferrcd. but rails, especially the de-
benture and convertible Issues OF
western and southwestern systems,
added to recent gains. Liberty Issues
orately high prices were made by
again were irregular though mod
the Al series.
Total sales (par value) aggregated
A7375, 900. 900.
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FORT WORTH. Texas. Feb sl--ca,tIs
-Ne,e lnta s,O0Oi beeVeH Sa,60d7.26, stock
efs NS,2h VI BIB, cows and heifers AZ 10 a
500 calves s2.OOa7bO.
HogS-Recelpis $500; Hight sa5Oma 20.
hoaiy sa.00mOb0, pigs f6O0as2b
sheep-Neceipts 1000: lambs sS6OD
7.bO "''''' '"'' F'''VV
KANSAS CITY. Feb ?i.-CattIe--Re.
cents LOO. all killing classes fully
stoauN ana active, undertoho firm. llEh,
Eeatlings, best matured steers Offered
.Loo, Interior Arltnnsns S.. co. few cows
around $500 most sales tib0Rb.6O fair
heltcrS fG25. best vealcrs tlOOO6piO 30
ethetlcally no trade in stockers ana
hosH- Receipts $500; open 5dlOo high.
nlghet spotA moro to both packers tnd
thipporS, bulk l1O TO zoo -pnunders ciOT5
90 luAO, TOP Sl046 .25 to 400 pound
MelFhts slO00Wl0.30, bulk sales 81 90 ss
loiC, packing sows IS oOQS.25, Few cboics
stock piEs up TO $1,000
Sheep--R -Rccolpts 5000; sheen Siealy.
lamos strong 20 25c hlghor. hest ii6.5O.
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/ cent gallon effective IN its
so thern districts.
New York-Directors OF Mexican
Bet4 O!cum company for dividend
action next week. Regular 80 quar-
teTly on common Will be declared
New York--Humphreys Oil com
pany, In which Pure oil has an
interest. Is now largest produdtr OF
light grade oil In the country. IL
has developed production OF $4,000
barrels n day In the area close to
the Borthelson No. 3 well brought In
with production OF 1900 barrels
daily in the Mexia field. this COM
pany has about 40 wells drilling
which Will be completed within next
month or six weeks Its production
at that time may easily double pres
cnt output.
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CHICAGO Feb. 24--Cattla--R ReroIpta
t,Ono market generally stcady np all
classes! quality plain. early TOP yea-IInEs
$3.50 bulk beef steers SG.g5GrT.J0. bologna
bulls lartsly tl25IAlo, veal calves
SO.5OWll.25 mostly
Hogs-Receipts 20 900: active p,ostly
no W-'c higher than yesterdly's nvnrpre.
some big packers holding hack top Sin.gO
On lAe 60 l9O-iouni average. bulk SO 60
Wluha. plgs about steady, desirable 100
70 ltO-poundpra mostly 5000 some choic,
strong weights up 10 SlO.2b 1850
Shoep-Recelpts 900; lroulng slow.
strong 90 higher, strong weight VIZ led
lN'tinEs 1900, twos at Sli.1a, good werh-
"Is 1918. good 30 pound horn Mnpfana
lnlnbs Otl3.ou, fan shurn TcNts vsntlings
| Sn4 tWoa yl2.2b. hest hanl ly Shorn owes
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WORLD MARKET PAGE
Cotton

NEW ORLEANS. Fob. 24.--Ar'or
opening slightly higher today the
cotton mrakct fell Off and remained
moderately depressed during tho rest
uf the session, finally closing at net
losses Of 10 10 points with March
at 1850. Much Of the selling of
the day was done on expectations of
small mill taklngs ana on the min
tnkings themselves when they were
posted. the figures being $4,000
bales against 10000 this week last
year ana 2S3,000 this week two years
ago.
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NEW' YORK, Feb, 2l.-COtion-
seed oil declined To 10 points un-
der scattered liquidation I'm March,
but sharp upturn followed through
general buying inspired by the
strength I'm crude oil aud late i'm
provement in other commodity mar
kota. Closing bids were 12 to 10
points net higher. Sales. $500 bars
rela. Primo crude, $50 a 1Oc; prime
summer yellow spot, t070c bid /.
March. l0.75c; May. 1i.02c; July.
1l.27c, all bid.
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In such cases I'anlnc has time and
time again demonstrated its true
worth. No other medicine has ever
been 81 universally proclaimed and
endorsed by people In all walks OF
iilc. IL quickly tones up the whole
digestive system SO that Il H. ready
nnd eager TO again perform Its inn
aud building material 10 the whole
body.
You should be hungry nearly all
the time. The thought OF food should
arouse your keenest desires at any
time except right after "A hearty
meal IL your appetite isn't that
good, then it isn't az It should be,
and YOU are not a. healthy or as
vigorous as nature intended.
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CIIICAGo

'TIIVAGO1 Fob, 2L-"luIIor - In
changed.
Eggs-Iligher; receipts erOSa coseu
nrsts 27isc, ordinary fipts e3Wgis. mis-
ccllaneous 26W21c.
Poultry-Aliye higher, fowls 27c, springs
Csc, roosters lSc.
Potatoes steady; receipts t5 cars. total
U. +. shlpmouts 673. colorado sackcd
brown beauties $3.50 Cwt.. Minnesota
sacked round whites sl.7bulNb c,yt wis.
consin sacked round whites 81 Nntf 90
cwt, Idaho sacked russets ta.iO cwt.
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The measure of health is the guam
tlty OF nourishment extracted from
your food and passed on TO the mill
lions of cells of your body to build
and energize them. when your di,
gestive system is in perfect condl-
ton, 1t takes some mighty serious
accident to bother you, and the at
lacks or germs that would kill a
weak, under-nourished person, are
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-25

exception OF a small field at Dexter,
Kan.> II was this fact that made
Marland determine to erect a plant
In Ponca City to extract the helium
from the natural gas. Associated
with the Marland Oil company at
the present time are several men
who are helium experts. including
Gen. w. l.. Kenly, who was in
charge OF all aircraft service over
seas during the world war, and T. s.
Buchanan. another overseas vet
oran.
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Drcsci Not Under Orders.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 24-Ar,
negotiations being conducted by Fui,
Loring Dressed, looking to a treaty -;
amlty and commerce between ,bs
United States and Germany. are 20.
ing on under his authority and Win.
out specific instructions from tba
government, 1t was stated offlciaIv
at the state department this after.
noon.
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Marshall 10 Visit Eurone

COLUMBIA CITY, Ind. Fen "a
Thomas Riley Marshall, former v,o'
pfoident OF the United States 49,
Mrs. Marshall will sail from Bos,oaa a
May 3 for Europe, according 10 wo,s s
received here today. Mr.. and Nv
Ma shall are now at Scotisdsis
Arlz. While abroad MIR. Marshal,
will attend the internatlonaI con'
ference OF thirty-third degree NJ.
sons In Switzerland next June.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-25

Oh, the heartaches, the
dlsappointments and the
bitterness that are tho lot
OF the undor-nourished,
thin, emaciated, angular
men and women. Not only
have they usually lost
most OF their physical at
traction, but too often
their minds have also be-
come embittered, and
warped so that they are
not desired as companions
10y normally healthy and
cheerful people. They
look out on life through
dark spectacles, MISSING
the thousand Joys that
crowd each moment for
the moro fortunate ones.
And, II only they knew
II, their whole trouble
starvation -- Just sim u
tamlshmont OF their bod
ana brains, often In the mi,
Of plpntN
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Headaches from slight Colds

Laxative BROMO QUININE Tablets
relieve the Headache by curing the
Cold. "A tonic laxative and germ de-
stroyer, The genuine bears the sig
nature of r. w. Grove. tBe sure
you get BROMo.) 30c,-Advertse-
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NEW YORK, FEB. Foreign Er-
chHhge-Fnsy
Great ritaln--Demnnd 4san. cables
u, bO-dav bills banks 43sH
France Demand a.Oi. cables g.Oih
ltaly-pcmnnd b0Gh, cavlcs BOZ
dermany- Demand 40. cables .45L
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NEW YORK. Feb. 2I.--Cal Money
Firm; high - low s, ruling rate bm.
closing bid ~, offered nt o, last loan g.
Iall IoHns-AEninst aoceptancep a.
Time Inans-Firu; 60 days, 90 days
and months 4Gd6
Mercantile paper-prlme 4Gas
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Oklnhomn or, Ilrn.,nel.

=, OKLAHOMA CRY, Feb % Cattle
weeks high tide, top steers lg5O buiis
to.sn 0b.sS, cows and hcifcrs - OOdp 8 90
medium 70 good butchers t3T5GIbo
Hogs-Receipts 500; active IL =; 7oc
h'bhor top fO.2j, bulk tlO.1OmiOsb,
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NEW ONLENNs Fob 3l--C0iI0n--
Npnt ttcady and unchanged. snlcs on tho
SPOT l.ibb hhlost 10 arrive Ga3. low mid
ding 1888 middllnR i7t3. good mid
ding l1l3c. receipts 215y. stock gsl"gp
NEW yonE" "''""", g.,
qviCt, middlluR 1850.
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Knnsns Iity pro,Iure

KANSAS CiY, Fob. 2i.-Eggs-Highor
iC firsts 2tc.
nutter-UuChnnged
unchanged.
Fotntoes-Unchnnged
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NEW YORK. Fcb 2i,-i.iberty bonds
closed ats sG.os, first "a s71O bid, sec
ond ~ p6.gi, first AS 01tO' second a.. .
ee 30 third as o. 20. fourth tAs OF. 10,
victory sAs 90. Victory ;.s f0O.1s.
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To Cure Sore Throat IN one DAY
Mop the Throat with DR.. Porter,
Antiseptic Healing Oil 3Oc per bot.
tie e-AdVertisement
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WTCHITA Kan, Fob 2I-HogH-
ceipts 500. Be higher. bulk StO.tOGiO. 20.
tnttle--Recelpts 800. steady 10 strong
for week. beef steers f350a75O beef
heifcrs 5000 90. beef COWS f2bO047E
msockers ana feeders Ia0OQ675, calves
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ChIcngn I.nimrns


. KANSAS CITY, Feb Wbost--cash
H29o 2 hard 'Leo@tii, No. red 1850
rn,No white 53is 05ic. No. ? yell
low 6il7c, No. 3 yellow 60.
o. oSga,,a-No. ? white 3so, No. mixed o.
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NEW YORK, Feb. 2t-Iaad--steadv.
spot 40 1AsOc
Ninc-Quip' East St Iouis daiiy.r,,
spot iJOWi55c.
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WASHINGTON. Feb. 2i.-Ambassador
Harvey was denounced IN the senate today
by Senator Reed, democrat Of Missouri for
his recent speech at tho Homecoming din
ner given by the Pilgrim society in Lon
don to former Premier Arthur j. Baifour
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thousands of persons who die from
infectious diseases would not have
been even sick had their bodies been
prepared to meet the disease as a
well-nourished body would.
Anybody can now gain this degAe
OF health. Tanlac will restore tiio
organs of digestion and of elimina
ion To their normal condition. II you
are under weight, suffer from indi-
gestlon, dyspepsia, biliousness. bad
headaches, set bottle of Tanlac to-
day from your druggist. start at
once the Tanlac treatment. II will
do for you what It has already done
lor go many thousands of others.
Tanlac is sold by the Quaker Drug
company and by leading druggists
everywhere. Advertisement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-25

WICHITA. Kan. Feb. 2i-Three suit
pending In federal court here have re
suited In the Issuance OF temporary re-
straining order against the Eovernment'i
collecting more than 100000 in oil pipe
line tax.
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futures I20 los. '''''
Hinc-spot L2i Ia. ga. futures L2l ils..
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SAN FRANCISCO Feb. 2i-District At
torney Matthew Brady late this afternoon
announced that he II teeEraphing the
chief Of police at New Orleans that a
foreign subpoenne for zey prevon. miss
ing Arbuckle case witnoss. IL being for
warded by mail.
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WeIl Noagc'isased Bodies
Radjate Attraction
what him Frail People Need to Build Firm
Flesh and Restore the Charm of
Youth Is a Course of Tanlac

ERE Is certain Irresistible
4 "t'ractlon about well-round-
ed form, fun cheeks and the
colorlng that tells of the boundless
hehlth and capacity. II attracts the
hcalthy because OF their instinctiyo
desire to associate with others hay-
Ing Ike vigor To their own, and Il al
tracts the weak because the more
one needs health. the more evidences
ot lts possession by others appeals to
them.
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Relieves Headache

A little Musterole, rubbed on
forehead and temples, will usually
drive away headache. A clean, white
ointmente made with oil of mustard,
Musterole In q natural remedy with
none of the. evil after-effects so
often caused by internal medicine" :"
Get Mustercle az your drug store.
35 and 65c. Jars and tubes; hospital
size. 50.
BETTER THAN A MUSTARD
PLASTER
l|!NlallII7 l|!N'|IlI 70
S1Ez's:s.s%.sEzsS
Advertisement
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LONDON, Feb. 2i.--Niscount Harecourt
died here last night aged 80 years
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WASHINGTON. Feb. 2i.--without p
roll call the house today passed the
commerce and labor appropria tion bill for
the fiscal year l922-23. carrying t1S.503-
1Gi for the department Of commerce and
s6,s26 920 for the department of labor.
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Wire Flashes

| WASHINGTON Feb. 7i.--senator Cap
per. republican Of Kansas was this after
| noon elected unanimously chairman OF tho
| senate agricultural bloc"
| wAsHINGToN, Feb. 2i--Ttederick
| Engstrum. Wilmington y, C., shlpbuilder.
! today submitted to SECRETARY OF War
Weeks his modified offer for the gov
ernment nitrate plant and waterpower
project at Muscle Shoals, Ala.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 2l.-InformaI dis
cussions relating 20 the limitation OF
| present sugar surplus are taking place be-
| tween this government and Cuba It was
learned Officially today.
LONDON, Feb. 9t--An Obstetrics kid
naped by slim feiners In recent border
| raids have been released, II was officially
announced today,
wAsHINGToN, Feb Ex-Governor
| Kendall Of Iowa urged early action by
| congress- In repeating sections OF the
| transportation act of 1920. taking from
the states their powers over intrastate
rates and fares charged by railroads.
LONDON. Feb. 2l.--Earl OF Cathcart
was today granted a divorce on the
ground of his wife's misconduct with n
Erandson o. the late James Bradley Mar.
tin Of New York.
COPENHAGEN, Feb. 2i.-Demands for
the nNulltlun OF prohibition nave forced
tho resignation Of the cabinet Of Iceland.
according 20 information received hers
today.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 2I-Thls govern
mont has not changed It's attitude in
regard 10 tho recognition Of the Obregon
government In Mexico, II was learned off,
clally at the white house today.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 2t--Patent agree.
ments between the United States and Ger
al Va iaI he hn
war will not be renewed Immediately, II
was stated officially at the white house
today
wASHINGToN. Feb 2i-wthout q
roll call, the house today passed the
commerce and labor appropriation bill for
1Gi for the department Of commerce and
s6S2so2O for the department Of labor
SAN FRANCISCO Feb. eI-District At
torney Matthew Brady late this afternoon
announced that he u telegraphing the
chief OF police at New Orleans that
ing Arbuckle case wltnoss IL being for
warded by mail.
WASHINGTON. Feb 2i.-Ambassador
Harvey was denounced IN the senate today
by senator Reed, democrat OF Missouri for
his recent speech At tho homecoming din
ner given by the Pilgrim society in Lon
don to former Premier Arthur J. Balfour.
WICHITA. Kan, Feb. 2i.-Three suits
pending In federal court here have re-
suited IN the Issuance OF temporary re-
straining order against the governments
collecting more than 100000 in oil pipe
line tax.
MENlA, Texas. Feb. 24.--Two men
charged with holding up a poker game
In local rooming house at the point Of
n gun after they had become losers IN tho
game with two other men. were arrested
by state rangers here early today.
LONDON, Feb. 2i.-Niscount Hareoourt
died here last night. aged 80 years
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Following T. price asked ana closing bid
or standard OH stocks on the Now York
curb Friday as reported by Houston,
rible n CO.; ma Asfri
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WAsUINGTON, Feb. 2i.--Patent agree.
ments between the United States and Ger
many which were nullfled by the world
war will not be renewed Immediately, Il
was stated officially at the white house
today.
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WASHINGTON. Feb. 2i.--Thls govern
ment has not changed It's attitude in
regard 10 the recognition Of the ObreEon
government In Mexico, II was learned off,
clally al the white house today.
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COPENHAGEN, Feb 2i.--Demands for
the abolition OF prohibition have forced
tho resignation Of the cabinet Of Iceland,
today,
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WARRINGTON, Feb. Ex-Governor
Kendall OF Iowa urged early action by
congress IN repeating sections of the
transportation act Of 1920. taking from
the states their powers over intrastate
rates and fares charged by railroads.
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wAsHfNGToN. Feb. 7i.--senator Cap
per. republican OF Kansas was this after
noon elected unanimously chairman OF tho
senate agricultural bloc"
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LONDON. Feb. 2t.--EarI OF Cathcart
was today granted divorce on the
ground Of his wife's misconduct with n
grandson ~ the late James Bradley Mar.
tin OF New York.
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WASHINGTON. Feb. 2i.--Informal dis
cussions relating 20 the Limitation OF
Cuban sugar production TO relieve the
present sugar surplus are taking place be-
tween this government and Cuba, II was
learned officially today
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LONDON. Feb. s4.--Au Obstetrics kid
naped by slim feners In recent border
raids have been released. II was officially
Announced today.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-11-16
NOTES OF THE CHURCHES.

NJ. E. -Shepherdstown, n,
vas 4. m, Sunday school. IL a. m.
sermon, "A Neglected Recommends
ton. Object sermon for children
before regular sermon. Sharpsburr,
p m, sermon BY pastor Mt. IVES
Iey, 10 a. m, Sunday school, 100 o.
IN, Epworth League.
Christ Reformed Church-e.4S a.
III. SUNDAY school, IL a. m. morning
worship, the annual home mission SER
vice with an address on "The Presen,
immigration Problem" o. m, Y. p.
), topic, Home Mission" leader,
Miss Frances Needy.
There will be services in the Pres.
NNt-r,an churches Sunday, if Provi-
's permits, in ShepherdStown at
l. r'r and II kcarneysvilie at )
,. III
". Z Church South-Prcachinp
SUNDAY NJ Bethesda at go a. M, and
at villa NJ IL a. m. Meeting will
continue at Marvin, services at 100
?. IN.
Trinity Episcopal Church-Services
Sunday, Sunday school at GAS a. m,
morning worship at IL a. m, and eve
ning prayer At 100 p. m.
lutheran-Service Sunday in Shep.
herdstoWn at II a. IN. Sunday school
at e.4S a. m.